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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1908
Page
5
A period notice markets men's suits from 12.50 down to 5.75 with new styles and a limited August sale window August 8th to 15th. It lists ladies, misses and children oxford styles and various footwear including patent welt turn sole and tan ties with prices from 3.50 down to 1.25 for children.
A miscellaneous sale advertisement lists Muslin Curtains in multiple yardage and ruffle styles at various sale prices, Swiss curtains, rugs including a $10 all wool 9x12 rug, and portieres priced around $7 to $5. It also promotes bath rugs, silk waists, and white wash silk options with trimmed lace and medallions.
A vintage advertisement touts deep discounts across embroidery, corset cover work, and a wide range of clothing. It highlights 20 percent off embroidery, low prices on corset covers, flouncing trims, hats, shirts, underwear, and men’s and boys’ pants, Oxfords, and suspenders, noting many items at 25 to 50 cents and up to 3 dollars.
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