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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1917
Page
8
In a season of fresh colors and nature’s renewal, shoppers prepare for spring by buying new clothing. The store highlights a strong selection and encourages customers to act early so each garment is ready when needed.
A glimpse at new skirt styles showcases a single charm of conception and a new fashion, with barrel and straight line effects, gathers and pleats at the waist, spade end pockets, and Grecian drops. Materials include Khaki Kol, Jersey, Fancy Silks, Plaids. Prices range from 5 to 25 dollars, with children's Serge Skirts priced at 2.80 and wool options from 5 to 16.50.
Catalog notes women’s suits priced from 15 to 50 dollars featuring various fabrics like twill and silk blends. Describes colors including gold tones green shades citron and spring blue and emphasizes distinct styles offering exclusivity.
A stylish green belt with four inset cuffs matches a theater style outfit. The front features a single Ur e inlay and a striking round design, priced at 25 dollars.
Marquisette curtains in 50 dozen pairs arrive with strong quality and design. The Maule 245 yard length features a delicate heat edge at 1.30 dollars per pair. Chinese woven material resists sun light and shrinkage, promising durability. Manufactures wares offer a full line of yard goods for overdrapes and edgings.
Trade notes list Cretonnes both in domes and imported pallens with Velours for overdrapes. Tapestry for upholstery described with stitches and cords. Nets imported and domes offered in sizes from 0 to 80 inches.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sheffield 2 Lundquiet Baker Home Phone 13 and scattered references to sports, venues, and death notices, but overall content is garbled with many illegible phrases. Core readable items indicate a sports score or lineup line and a related personal contact line.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled names, dates, and places with scattered phrases about an anniversary and greetings. Readable bits include references to Nina, Loli, and Aled Tusinete, plus stray numbers like 21-6, but the overall event and participants remain unclear.
The readable fragments mention an incident at a G I club or field and reference names like Rene Mekesneel and Wat Gite. Other lines hint at a public notice or sports related terms but lack clear actions or outcomes. The jumbled text suggests a damaged article with scattered details and no cohesive event data.
garbled report mentions Bellas of Auctionraton and Suv Greve in War t For County Pa with parade tones. Names like Shawincateater Sugar Gravity Penn and Anderaus appear amid disjointed notes about a parade and a contest.
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