Hosiery and Gloves At G W Beers
Fragmentary OCR notes mention hosiery and gloves at G W Beers. Readable words indicate a shop listing or ad snippet but exact details and context are unclear.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes mention hosiery and gloves at G W Beers. Readable words indicate a shop listing or ad snippet but exact details and context are unclear.
Portions of the Long and Short Range News Gleanings present a cluttered OCR read with scattered references to counties and local figures. The readable bits mention Porter Malvey and various community items, but most text is garbled, making a coherent summary difficult.
Fragmentary ad copy touts King’s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs colds and bronchial troubles. It claims to strengthen the system and save lives, citing testimonials and availability at local stores. The text references illness in summer months and notes relief for children, with pricing and sellers named in scattered fragments.
A fragment recalls Mr and Mrs Burrell visiting Washington on a Wednesday with friends. It mentions Misses Day and a meeting with Mrs Sukercag and others, plus a Friday stop at a Bournemouth or Boston area scene. The text is garbled but records social movement and figures including Mrs Marshal and Max in informal settings.
Preparations for the summer season are evident as new fashion styles arrive. The article invites customers to visit and explore a wide range of designs presented at appealing prices, promising a satisfying shopping experience.
Fashion note describes chic colored dresses with dainty flowered crepes in multiple models, tunic skirts, and assorted effects. Prices range from $3.75 to $8.00, with fine materials like French linen and striped crepe, featuring trim details and elegant cuts.
Fashion notes describe dainty White Suma garments with trimmed batistes in pretty embroideries and lace. Prices range from $7.50 to $22.50 for embroidered fabrics, imported crepes, and waistlines with bolero fronts and Brussels net linings.
Natural linen suits with coats feature cutaway lines and trimmed collars. Skirts show Ragefan turns and park waist finishes. Blue linen suit with stitched belt, priced around 9 dollars, and brown white ratine options exist. Fashion notes describe self material boat lines and peg toggles in finishing.
In Waists Time the shop touts chic summer blouses with silk mulls at 98c offering a wide palette. Colors, trims, and net frills decorate dozens of models in blue, maize, lavender, nile, flesh, and white with organdy edging and vest-like sleeves.
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