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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
4
W H Turner Co cuts prices on silks and wool dress goods with lower wholesale costs. Stock is marked to reflect new lower prices for later delivery, encouraging customers to visit the Silks and Dress Goods Section now for best deals.
The ad lists several silk fabrics with prices per yard or yard wide measures. Items include Black Chiffon Taffeta at 3.00, 86-inch Satin at 4.00, Navy Blue Chiffon Taf feta at 1.75 to 8.75 per yard, and All Pure Silk Shirtings at 0.79 to 1.95.
End of month sale items include 75 cent Ivory Dressing Comics and CBC selections. Silk Fancy Ribbons valued up to 69 cents per yard, Kid Gloves at 1.50 per pair, Chamoisette Gauntlet Gloves at 1.00 per pair, and new veiling in black brown and navy with latest patterns.
Catalog shows various all wool fabrics in navy blue wine and brown colors. Prices range from 1.29 to 6.00 with yardage details for 36 to 56 inch widths. Items include French serges storm serges and scarlet middy serges in multiple hues.
The notice advertises end of month domestic specials with price tag 29s 9c and a reference to Ameri meets Daas So, indicating a sale or promotion and product listings.
The Unger Brothers announce the October 22 sale date featuring top bred Big Duroc Jersey hogs. Pigs will be offered to the highest bidder in a well arranged public sale.
A representative from R&L Company is collecting the annual street light bill totaling $110. He will leave a pledge sheet at the bank for those wishing to pay. The community is urged to settle the obligation promptly to ensure the light remains on all night.
The keynote by Warren T. McCray at Crawfordsville on September 3 at the Montgomery county fair grounds is praised by the Indianapolis Star and Indiana Republican papers. The Star highlights McCray’s administrative ability shown in business and says his candidacy offers a clear opportunity for the state.
Blended with scenery Miss Passay is likened to a wallflower in a wallpaper style ball gown while Iris Camouflage teases her with playful banter about being unseen and shy moments.
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