Califon And New Hampton News Roundup
Califon communities report a quiet Sunday with church services canceled due to a pastor’s absence. Local residents, moves, marriages, and business changes fill the week, including a Philhower concert, retirements, and new hires across towns like Califon New Hampton and surrounding farms.
Millinery Opening News for Hope Ladies
A local notice announces a Millinery Opening Saturday April 4 with over forty trimmed hats on display. Store emphasizes forethought and service, offering spring styles from 1.98 to 12.00, promising low prices and attentive assistance to customers.
Store Preaches Economy In Purchases And Prices
This store champions economy in money spending by buying reliable merchandise and paying the lowest legitimate price. Every section of the shop offers object lessons in money saving, urging careful shopping for one’s best interests.
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New Season Walking Skirts Parade Prices and Styles
The notice advertises new walking skirts in black, navy and colors with prices from 1.25 to 3.49 and specials on dress skirts 2.49 to 4.40. It highlights latest makes, a special line of ladies shirts, and mentions merchantered shirts with up to 1.29 and higher value items.
An Early Showing of Fine White Waists
An Early Showing of Fine White Waists notes a display of exclusive white waists in dainty styles appealing to artistic tastes. Priced from 19 cents to 2.98 dollars, with lawns, piques, and embroidered trims, and colored waists from 3 cents to 1.49 dollars. silk waists from 2.98 all colors corded silk with medallion trims highlighted as specials.
A Fine Showing of New Dress Goods
Careful buying makes profitable selling. Profitable for us, equally profitable for you, for these stylish gown stuffs are temptingly priced. Largest assortment of Black Goods we have shown, from 25 cents per yard, including all the new weaves. All wool trivet for waists and children's suits at 25 cents per yard. In 54 inch all wool Ladies' Cloth, very fine quality, 8 cents per inch. All wool Cloth at a penny per yard. 150 pieces of Wash Goods in new shades and weaves, plain, figured or mercerized, from 6 to 8 1/2 cents per yard.
Spring Shoe Sale Promises Wide Selection in Department
The Shoe Department announces big spring plans with new arrivals for men women and children. Saturday April sale showcases $1.50 to $3.00 shoes and a sole agent for in France celebrated $3.00 ladies shoes. Pullline of Shoes and Ties priced 50c to 3.00.
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