Beaver Jackets and Capes At Bargain Prices
Local retailer advertises jackets made of heavy beaver from 3 dollars, black beaver jackets with new style sleeves from 5 dollars, and plush capes priced between 5 and 15 dollars.
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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1897
Page
2
Local retailer advertises jackets made of heavy beaver from 3 dollars, black beaver jackets with new style sleeves from 5 dollars, and plush capes priced between 5 and 15 dollars.
Readable items include ladies plain fleeced hose at 0 cents ladies ribbed fleeced hose at 15 cents children's fast black hose at 5 cents and cotton socks at 4 cents. Also available are ladies fleeced pants and vests, zulies heavy fleeced pants and vest, and extra heavy fleeced sets priced around 39 to 50 cents.
A collage of notices: bargain dress fabrics at 9 to 69 cents per yard, a Fifteenth district rule taxing postposed trials to cut costs, and travel promotions for Maple Leaf Santa Fe through car to Los Angeles with weekly departures from Minneapolis. Also ads for tobacco, coal, and poultry prices, plus medicines and local business notes.
A local store advertises yard goods and fabrics priced low from four to ten cents. Items include muslin at four to six cents, calico at four cents, apron ginghams three to four cents, cotton batting four cents per roll, oil cloth ten cents, suspenders ten cents, Canton thannel six to seven cents, wool in grain carpet forty seven to fifty cents, and bleached cambric muslin six cents.
Fragmentary OCR text notes praise for a druggist made product labeled Scotts and a vague remark about value. Readable lines show endorsement but lack context, dates, or concrete events.
An advertisement warns against untried cod liver oil substitutes claiming long standing benefits of the standard preparation. It urges buyers to insist on SCOTT'S Emulsion with man and fish image on the wrapper and the price two dollars, available at all druggists.
The finest line of fancy stationery in Newton is now at the Record office. Invitation and announcement cards for weddings receptions balls and parties secret society folders engraved programs birth announcements and other fancy stationery are ready to be printed.
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