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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1909
Page
5
The Suit and Cloak Dept offers 25 percent off all men and young men suits. Straw hats are half price and children’s dresses in colors and sizes from 1 to 14 years. Dress values from 2.00 drop to 1.59 this week and shirt waists from 1.25 to 2.00 are reduced to 0.89.
The sale features marked down wash goods and batiste to 6c 9c ranges, French satins and other fabrics cut to 16c per yard. Liners and tights priced, with skirts and dresses heavily discounted including $20, $18, $16.50, $10, $6 and $5 items. Remaining silk and net shirt waists and lingerie dresses offered at reduced prices.
Prices quoted on embroideries are valid for this week only. Large supply urged to take advantage of 19 cent per yard embroidery at Sc.
Carpet department offers six extra specials including Axminster and Wilton Velvet rugs bundles Curtains net and sash curtains and rolled carpet selections. Customers may select during the week with down payment and pickup later.
A local sale promotes a clearance on fine lisle garter hose. The vendor touts previously sold 35 cent per pair and a box of three for one dollar, now reducing the entire lot to close out.
The store offers deep discounts on ladies low shoes and misses and children's styles. Inventory includes patent leather, kidskin, and small sizes from brands valued at 3.50 to 4.00, marked down to 1.29 to 1.98 per pair. Limited stock of about 150 pairs, new stock, to move quickly.
Advertises Milburn and Huntingburg farm wagons highlighting features like double sloped spokes riveted joints and self centering box rods. Promotes low prices on wagons and a wide stock of buggies and pumps. Includes brief notes on President Taft routines and a murder adoption case and public notices.
President Taft enjoys a notable summer bachelor image after taking his family to Beverly for cool Salem Bay days. Since returning to Washington on the ninth, he has maintained single life at the White House with Mary as a chef and house helper, a southern cook described in light note.
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