11 May 1909
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Newspaper
Perth Amboy Evening News
Location
Perth Amboy, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1909
Page
1
Evening News pattern feature by May Manton describes pattern 6311 a girl’s one piece yoke dress with optional bloomers and varied necklines and sleeve lengths in fabrics from chambray to lawn. It also presents pattern 6318 a semi princesse gown for walking or round length with plaited blouse and gores skirt in adaptable fabrics.
The article notes young girls study harpsichord and clavichord to expand musical understanding and appreciate masterworks from earlier periods. It discusses decoration, authentic but adaptable styles, and suggests enamel with gold trim as a general choice. It mentions the clavichord and spinet as easier to master than the harpsichord. It ends with a fashion department offer for a pattern for a clavichord style and sizes and mailing details.
A merchant focused on building a big store finds ways to afford advertising. Enthusiasm in ads mirrors the store as it is and will be. Those seeking certainty may fail in business pursuit.
An old advertisement promotes Hay's Hair Health for dandruff and scalp itching, claiming it removes scalp germs and stimulates hair growth. It also advertises Bay’s Harfina Soap for eczema and rough hands, with free skin care booklets. A note suggests harp and clavichord teaching with emphasis on piano toward easier instruments.
A linen scarf style bureau or sideboard piece is hemstitched and hand embroidered with corner starts and running designs along the long sides. Prices listed are $1.50 for the scarf and $1.66 per pair for hemstitched pillowslips. burlap and canvas cushion covers and cretonne embroidery offer easy, attractive results.
A how to guide for a charity bazaar novelty stand features an old apple woman character with brogue and a green fruit stand. It details three sections real fruit imitation fruit and surprises with crafted imitations like string oranges pincushions walnut shell treats and cambric oranges containing small gifts.
The article describes new lingerie fashions including the princess chemise and princess petticoats. It notes minimal seams, full front opening, square necks with lace trim, and short sleeves to cover shields. Three piece outfits are praised for ease and light weight.
A fashion note outlines a new summer trim for gowns and shirt waists using a simple chain stitch to imitate doll decorations. Fluffy jabots, crisp and fresh, become a sought after accessory for a well groomed look, with coats and sleeves in varied styles. A waist pattern in six sizes costs $2 to 42 inches bust. send 10 cents to request number 4487 by mail.
A charming cherry blossom novelty features two pottery buckets on a pulley for easy watering of houseplants. Also highlighted is midori ware in artistic teapots and vessels, plus candle lamps from Japan that burn only candles.
C A Sexton, a popular druggist, offers Dr Howards celebrated constipation remedy at half price 50 cents. He backs the sale with a money back guarantee if it does not cure. The reduced price followed Sexton’s urging to authorize the discount. The sale has proven remarkably successful.
This notes an easy to use Bleachette product from The Ultramarine Company of New York. It comes in muslin bags and is shaken under water to reach the right tint with no waste. Full directions accompany each package.
The piece discusses long close sleeves and comfort for hours of rest, noting doubts about widespread admiration. It observes the use of fancy materials in underwear as unusual yet appealing to novelty lovers, being prettier and more economical than plait, with elaboration urged.
The article offers practical sewing advice including using a rolling pin wrapped in cloth as a seam press if no iron is available. It recommends hand hemming lightweight fabrics with split silk, notes on horitoncy embroidery pairing with brie or satin and wallachian stitches, and suggests a belt of strong silk elastic with a hook and eye to secure shirt waists under a skirt band for better fit.
Some LITTLE STORS will begin to advertise more than it can ford this fall and will outgrow its present quarters in a few months.
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