Greatest Sacrifice of Wash Dress Goods Sale Declared
A Fairbury store trumpets a receiver sale of Arnold’s Mills wash dress goods in New York 1908, boasting over ten million yards sold and offering large lots of 27 inch fabrics, silks, voiles, and batiste at deep discounts. The ad touts extensive selections, several brands, and low sale prices across multiple fabric lots plus 5000 yards of ginghams and muslin underwear samples from Peerless Manufacturing Co.