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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1903
Page
2
The article argues that well dressed men and boys have the best chance at success. It asserts good clothes are no longer luxuries and affordable for the poor. It notes improved fit and satisfaction from today’s clothing and lower prices than ever before.
A local clothier showcases overcoats from Shaffner & Marx praised for top quality and fit with the line promising well tailored suits by Wart Shaffner Mayx. The ad emphasizes comfort, lasting impression, and reasonable prices as it invites shoppers to try good clothes.
An old newspaper ad touts outfits for boys and young men. It claims garments use sturdy materials and good workmanship. Knee pants suits are priced from 50 to 6 95 and young men’s long pants suits from 5 to 3 50.
Various shirts and caps advertised with prices: Elvin shirts at 1.00, 1.25 to 1.90, 13 dozen stiff bosom shirts in colors, Eclipse brand at 1.25 and 1.00. boys caps available from 23c to 75c. Local sale highlights value and selection for men and boys.
The article reflects on the birth of Jesus and its lasting influence. It links the star and the manger to gifts, peace on earth, and goodwill, praising gift giving as a timeless custom inspired by the wise men who visited the newborn king.
The Mercer shop presents a wide range of men’s gifts including reversible jackets, overplaids, silk trimmed outfits, lounging robes, dress vests, neckwear, jewelry, cuff and collar buttons, scarf pins, watch fobs, hats, hosiery, underwear, sweaters, bath robes, gloves and suspenders. Prices span from 25 cents to several dollars, with notable items like double-breasted vests and Lisle thread hosiery highlighted.
A newspaper item touts an extensive fur sale with unusually low prices and strong demand. It lists numerous items including Black Ostrich Boa 42 inches at 12.00, White Ostrich Boa 60 inches at 24.00, River mink and sable opossum stoles and scarves with multiple tails and satin linings, and Angora fur sets priced from 2.00 to 2.25, highlighting heavy early December patronage and rapid stock turnover.
The three Wright stores announce the start of the holiday season with a vast stock of new goods gathered from leading traders. They urge customers to visit during the next twenty days to enjoy exceptional values and the friendly, festive shopping atmosphere.
A market note highlights silk shawls and head scarfs as desirable gift items. Listings compare silk to cotton prices, with black, cream designs and various sizes offered from $1.50 to $3.50. Other dressing table accessories include mirrors, brushes, combs, and sets priced around $1 to $3.
A local retailer announces a week long rug clearance with drastic discounts. Rugs of various sizes from jute to Wilton Axminister velvet will be offered at half price or better, with examples listed including 30x55 inch and 9x12 foot models.
The snippet lists multiple textile items including fleece lined waistings and flannels of various widths, Persian patterns, and creponne in colors such as green blue pink and red. Prices range from 10 to 25 cents per yard with references to wrappers dresses curtains and draperies.
A local shop advertises cheap gifts for children and mothers with a wide range of small items. Prices listed include buttons scissors from 25¢ to $1. Fifty-cent to dollar grade Razor scissors and steel faced shears are offered, plus thimbles in silver aluminum and leather bound books and gift items priced up to $2.50.
A colorful ad promotes a vast perfume collection with Roger & Gallet and Piver products. It highlights violet extracts, French odors, bay rum, and assorted waters priced from 10c to $1 per ounce and including large holiday packages and assorted bottles.
A vintage catalog lists steel toy ranges with kitchen utensils, toy wagons, horses, automotives, and animals. prices range from 25 cents to several dollars. It also advertises toy trunks, tea sets, and story books for youth, including Mother Goose and Father Tuck.
A department store advertises a wide range of dolls and accessories for girls. Dressed dolls priced from 35 cents to 1.75 dollars, plus doll houses, furniture sets, swings, and games in varied price points. Also mentions dissection maps, painting outfits, and a large stock of children’s books for sale.
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