Doings of Sheridan and Vicinity Notes
Local social column itemizes visits and dinners among Sheridan residents and neighbors. References include Robbins welcoming a baby boy, Weaver and family gatherings, frequent calls on Mrs. McMurtry and Mrs. Bartle, and multiple mentions of Shoestore promotions and furniture and shoe offerings.
Daily Specials Advertised for March and April
Local ads list limited time specials on textiles and rugs including Ladies Percale Wrappers at 83 cents, 32 inch Black Taffeta Silk at 79 cents, Ladies Shoes priced to $3.50, a 9x12 Axminster Rug at 17.75, and Gingham 8 cents per yard limits. Promotions state no punch on ticket.
Patterns at a cut price with waste allowance
75 patterns offered at lower prices than competitors. Prices range from 19e to 1.12 per yard with no waste charge. We will calculate your bill to maximize savings.
Beautiful new waists in Lawn Silk and Net
New waists offered in lawn silk and net fabrics with exceptional value begins at 98 cents.
Heavier grade goods offered at the same price
A seller promotes heavier reliable grade items at the same price and invites examination for a direct comparison. The message emphasizes durability and value, urging buyers to assess the heavier construction against competing options.
New Mattings Arrive Next Week With Desirable Patterns
Mattings will arrive the first of next week offering a choice selection of patterns. Call and see them at your convenience.
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