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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
12
Brance announces larger hats in latest millinery styles. Trimayers prepared for June trade show with white hats suitable for brides and general wear, designed to complement white costumes.
Shoe sale listing diverse ladies Oxfords in burnt brown and patent, white canvas options, and other styles with prices from $1.25 to $5. Men and boys footwear included. Describes various leather, patent, and canvas shoes with multiple price points.
Readable fabric list showing new summer goods including white linen by the yard, colored linen, dotted Swiss, white plaid, and white poplin. Mentions various widths and per yard prices, with notes on plain white and novelty fabrics such as striped and jacquard looks.
Black and white checks priced at 1 reduced to 75c. Blue and white checks at 1 reduced to 75c. Grey and white checks te reduced to 40. Grey herringbone striped suitings sold at 1.00. White and black cheels 1.25 reduced to 75c. Sth inmaters dn 5 goors deuvaryment.
Catalog style notice promotes lightweight hosiery and stockings for women, girls, and children with assorted colors and designs. Offers sales like three pairs for $1.00 and low prices on lace, embroidery, and ribbed stockings.
Embroidery bargains feature Swiss and embroidery bouncings twelve inches wide at 50 yd sale price. Big bargain counter shows embroidery at 25c 160 and 1214e with all sold at one price ten yards. Durelion lace and insertions corset cover embroideries offer excellent values in eighteen inch edgings with beating tops for ribbon and floral patterns at value prices.
Advertises olden pair Swiss Curtains with seven stripes and ruffles at 24% yards. Describes 7aea pair Swiss Curtains with U1 stripes and ruled fabric at 244 yards. Mentions 90% a pair Swiss Ruffled Curtains with tucks and lace edge two yards long.
A classified-style listing details silk fabric options with widths from 20 to 27 inches. Items include dust Right Silks, Pongee silks, plaid waist patterns, Taffeta and Foulard silks, with per yard prices ranging from 7 cents to $1.80. Also notes Haney silks at multiple price points and black taffeta at several prices.
The notice advertises a June sale of shirt waists in Swiss and various trims priced at 1.25 to 5 dollars. It also highlights ready to wear seersucker wash skirts at 75 cents to 1.50 and black sateen skirts from 1.00 to 5.00 in the shirt waist department.
Glove promotion lists long pink blue black white tan silk options at 2.25, 16-button black and white silk at 1.50, 12-button black silk at 1.00, and new tan French kid gloves in 16-button length at 3.75. Items include 11-button and 16-button lengths in multiple colors.
The ad lists new lawn and mull ties and white embroidered collars from Rae Juadiea and Rae with lace designs. Prices range from 5 to 75e, including white embroidered-swing bows and white swiss Valenciennes collars, with several collar styles and dainty designs highlighted.
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