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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
11
Bargain listings show 27 inch baby flouncing with ruffle and open edge priced at 1.00 after regular 1.75. Handmade filet lace edges and insertions 11 percent to 2 inches wide reduced from 1.50 to 2.50 down to 1.00. Wire floor trim also advertised.
The listing describes silverware in Lincoln Jewel and Manchester patterns priced at 1.00 to 1.50 with pieces such as bon-bon dishes cheese butter items and lemon dish with fork. Additional odd pieces include berry spoons cream ladles gravy ladles and cold meat forks. Fifth Floor.
An excellent variety of prettily decorated English Rock Tea Pots offered at regular sale prices of 1.00 1.25 1.50 and 1.75.
The China Section offers four notable dollar day specials. Bargains include select goods marketed at low prices, with emphasis on value and variety for shoppers.
A sale offers assorted pieces including sugar and cream sets bonbon dishes celery trays nut bowls and other individual items. Cut glass cut bottles cologne and smelling salts bottles and cut glass vases priced at one dollar each, with assorted hand-cut sizes.
The sale marks a return to 1917 dollar values with $1.00 pricing on large quantities of goods to rival the 1917 Gift Dollar Day. Market prices are not as low, but the event offers notable savings on desirable gift merchandise before Christmas.
Regularly as from 2.00 new Sela and pedestal styles in assorted sizes from 4x4 to 7x9 inches. Bronze and silver finish options numbered around 200. Stationery items also listed on the Firet Floor. Women's handkerchiefs on sale at 1.00 per box of 3 with embroidered corners in white and colored designs.
An assortment of boxed jewelry items priced at $1.00 each for Christmas gifts. The selection includes Pearl Beads Novelty Beads Jet Beads Sautoir Chains Tie Clasps Cuff Links Tie Pins Braceleta Buckles and more with regular prices from $1.50 to $3.75.
Small lots of gowns chemises camisoles and bloomers offered at prices up to three dollars. The notice appears to be an early 20th century advertisement for underwear and apparel with limited detail.
700 yards of standard quality dress ginghams 82 inches wide offered in plain colors stripes and cheeks. Suitable for women's and children's wear. Excellent value in the dollar day sale on second floor.
Several styles of elastic garters and ribbons offered with blue bird and butterfly motifs, frilled edges, and bow accents. Colors include blue pink white lavender gold rose. prices cut from 1.50 to 1.00 per pair and coats and dresses Mink prices reduced from 1.56 to 1.00 with salefloor emphasis.
A detailed fabric advertisement lists prices forPongee Habutai Velvet Corduroy and Crepe Faille fabrics. It notes yardage quantities and widths with colors including old rose navy plum Copenhagen pea gray and white. Product lines include silk and lisle blends and figured silks. First Floor.
Fourth Floor offers curtain fabrics in 36 inch widths with special pricing. Drapery cretonne is 2 yards for 1.00, Marquisette in white and ecru 2 yards for 1.00, and Scotch Madras cream ground with color figures regularly 1.60 now 1.00.
A local retailer advertises new trims and hats in many colors for women of all ages, with regular prices noted as low as 1.00 for blouses and 1.50 to 2.50 for hats. The assortment includes organdies and lawns in white, sizes 36 to 46, many daintily trimmed.
Advert reads one dollar for a French lateen in black or white with wena and elastic knee band. cut full and likely available in stock.
Four apron styles offered in fine cales with square round and neck bindings, a Dutch Bates Zephyr Gingham apron in blue stripes features two large pockets a yoke and straps trimmed with white rack trim. Special price one dollar.
A group offers a special purchase from a major U S neckwear maker featuring an unusually selected range of shades. First floor display shown.
A sale lists latest styles of women neckwear including net waist sets trimmed with casings, modesty vests, net and lace garments, tuxedo lace and net collars, high neck yokes, and other items. Firet Floor sale context noted.
Regularly priced at 1.60 each, the collection includes bow clasps and a variety of taffeta finishes. Plaid, satin, moire, and plain taffeta are offered in leading colors, with initial price points noted.
Formerly priced from 1.50 to 2.50 with 500 handbags available in two distinctive styles, flat and envelope. Made of real leather with regulation shape in velvet or leather finishes. First floor.
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