26 Sep 1902
Page 1
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
1
Guidance for shoppers on practical considerations when purchasing drygoods clothing and underwear. Emphasizes value, fit, fabric, and durability to aid informed choices in everyday shopping.
A wide array of garments offered including suits for self or boy from one to fourteen dollars, bed blankets and quilts up to eight dollars, all wool white at five fifty per pair, twenty five pieces of quilting, children's jackets and cloaks from one to six dollars, and mens and boys winter caps priced from eighty cents to a dollar twenty five with fur muffs from one fifty nine to four fifty.
Fleeced lined for ladies from 260 ee 25 pene men at 456 to. Unions Suits for Misses at Soproigids each.
The fragment shows headwear items described as fascinators priced between 30 cents and 1.72 dollars. It mentions Wool Hodds and notes a range of prices in a limited listing.
Jur Coats offer raccoon coats at 30 to 44 dollars and brown calf and Russian calf varieties from 15 to 25 dollars. A single dog skin coat is listed at 10 dollars as buyers rush to purchase early since raccoon coats may be scarce this year.
A local catalog lists YHOES in a large winter shoe lot. Childrens fleece line shoes priced 75c to 95c. Ladies lined slippers 1.50. Mens warm shoes 2.75.
Fragmentary advertisement offers groceries and household goods at cut rates. Mentions sugar, soap, kerosene, and bulk sacks with prices implied below regular amounts. reads like a midcentury shop window note with unclear figures.
A local sale advertises fur scarfs and collaretts priced from $1.50 to $9.50 with full warranty. Dressgoods receive a 25 percent discount as the store plans to clear stock quickly. Includes some children's fur sets offered from $1.50 to $2.75.
The ad notes tobacco items including 20 cent packages, 8 packs at 20 cents, 5 bag tobacco at 50 cents, large cans of tobacco with local pricing, and multiple pack deals such as 2 for 2 shillings, reflecting a historic mid century sale line.
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