Spring Dry Goods Display at This Store
The store announces a major spring showing after months of planning. Windows hint at a larger inside display with a full range of spring merchandise inviting customers to judge the success of the exhibit.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1900
Page
8
The store announces a major spring showing after months of planning. Windows hint at a larger inside display with a full range of spring merchandise inviting customers to judge the success of the exhibit.
Dress goods shoppers can explore a full line of all wool homespuns camel s hair cravenettes armures and zibeline plaids in new shades at 50c per yard Gray venetians available by pattern at 4 including linings six yards per pattern Allovers lace silk tucks and lace inserting allovers priced 65c up to 8 50 per yard Spangle fronts and spangle allover also on display
For Shirt Waists French flannel and worsted waists are selling fast. Great reductions on all winter waists. They must go. Visit the Boston Store for your waist.
Ladies seeking ready to wear skirts can choose from a new line crafted by top dressmakers. Skirts offer fit and hang with prices starting at 1.48, 2.50, 3.75, and up.
The carpet hall features new patterns at 39c 45c and 50c and moquette carpets at 75c yard All wool ready made carpets priced from 3.20 to 12.00 showcasing affordable home fashions for ladies seeking durable floor coverings
The Muscatine Daily Journal notes readers may trade the home laundry for professionally laundered shirts collars and cuffs done up in new color and finish at a local shop, promising quality results.
Community notes reveal arrivals departures and events across West Liberty Fairport and Davenport. Mentions include Miss Bessie McCleary visiting Fairport Miss Orphey Schnier arriving by morning train and Frank Johnson leaving for the Junc tion. Also reports on Mrs W Hutchinson visiting Denver and Samuels chocolates at 119 Iowa Avenue.
UCH notes mild weather hurts heavy clothing sales. They offer a 25 percent reduction from already low prices on heavy garments for this winter or next, inviting customers to call in and see what they can use.
An old advertisement touts Mackey's Model Clothing House with the slogan Everything man wants to wear just as he wants to wear it promising a complete clothing selection for men.
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