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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
5
Catalog notes deep discounts across fabrics and garments. Calicoes, Percale, Lawns and Dotted Swisses sold at fractions of regular prices. Trimmed hats, dresses, skirts, suits and coats discounted. silk goods including Messaline and Taffeta offered at low prices. Also listing umbrellas and parasols in multiple styles.
July fashion plates free on request from the Delineator. Individual copies listed at 15 cents and yearly subscriptions at $1. Butterick Embroidery book priced 16 cents. Butterick Quarterly Fashions includes one pattern free for 25 cents.
Ladies drawers in good muslin with hem stitched ruffle priced at .25. Slightly more elaborate styles available at 1.00, 75c, 50c and 35c. Gowns from Cambic be embroidery trimmed and tucked offered at .49c. Corset covers in 50c grades with many at 75c and some at 1.00.
floor coverings offered with free cutting and fitting. Lin ing and tacks included. Price 50 cents per unit, claimed value 20 cents higher, suggesting a bargain in home decor supplies.
Silk gloves offered in white pink light blue navy tan brown black champaign cream up to 16 buttons. Some colors are hard to obtain at a price of $1.50.
A 5c to 60c price run of cookware and houseware items is offered including 5c cups burrs and pins, 10c milk pans and tin pots, 15c dish pans, 29c slop pails, 87c curtain stretcher, 60c sets of cups and saucers. Also 50c sets of plated cutlery and 10c writing supplies.
Miss Lydia Harbaugh and niece Marian Leota Shade visit Madison Indiana. John C Chaney did business in Chicago yesterday. Andy McClanahan and grandson Charles Rosskam go to Boston to visit his daughters Mrs Charles Rosskam and Mrs Clyde Sherred. Medford B Wilson of Indianapolis, formerly Sullivan, was here Friday to visit old friends after travelling over five thousand miles by automobile this season.
Dechesteeh chefs PERSONALS notes a string of visits and moves. Charles Gilmour, mine superintendent at Bicknell, predicts Bicknell will surpass Sullivan in population within a year. Numerous locals travel, visit relatives, or change residences across Indiana and nearby states.
Ephriam E. Downs and Eva E. Wooley. Hosea E. Thompson and Gladys M. Criss. Ernest E. Robertson and Edna G. Driver. Theodore S. Roberts and Hazel M. Norton. Herbert Bruce and Sallie R. Ditty. Charles McCammon and Eliza J. Dudley.
Roy Cowles unveils a sale with a promised big display of bargains. The event starts Friday, inviting shoppers to browse early deals and limited-time offers.
Local retailer advertises 16 to 18 inch cotton toweling in plain twilled and unbleached options plus check linen and striped edge linen at reduced prices. Items include 16 in plain cotton toweling and 18 in union unbleached varieties selling at marked cents per yard.
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