Aprons in New Blue Pink and White Poplin
House dress apron model offered in blue pink and white colors with serviceable poplin fabric. Sizes range 36 to 44 and price set at $5.95. Brice label suggests a department store or brand listing.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1920
Page
14
House dress apron model offered in blue pink and white colors with serviceable poplin fabric. Sizes range 36 to 44 and price set at $5.95. Brice label suggests a department store or brand listing.
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A cryptic note promises two tickets to BlekaDed at the Wilken if the pictured lady calls at The Star's editorial rooms and identifies herself. The origin and validity of the offer are unclear.
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