Greater Fitts Bee Hive May Merchandising
The store announces early Summer selling with fortified merchandise and special bargain features. May is highlighted as a big month, inviting customers to share in the benefits of the trading season.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
11
The store announces early Summer selling with fortified merchandise and special bargain features. May is highlighted as a big month, inviting customers to share in the benefits of the trading season.
Read by shoppers for the latest attire fabrics and styles. A wide assortment includes gloves, skirts, headwear, and washable fabrics in fresh spring shades. See window displays for ladies wear and drapery goods with special prices on several lots.
An advertisement describes trimmed hats and half price styles. Readers are invited to see items by a nearby milliner, with mentions of Miss Aenice Hay and appealing prices. The notice urges purchasing for Miss and Child.
Fragmentary OCR ad shows muslin underwear and skirts with prices around 5 dollars, corset covers and drawers listed at low cents, and a partial shop name Dawna. The readable items suggest a mid century clothing retailer offering basic garments and undergarments.
Catalog fragment lists lawn dresses, fine lace capes and braided bonnets with small price notes, including 230 and 250 to 1.40. Readable items mention infant apparel and lace caps in a sale style, with terse pricing hints.
An advertisement presents Garden Medical Discovery as a universal remedy for stomach and digestive ailments including indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims to restore function of stomach and bowels and offers a free booklet with endorsements from medical authorities, with samples and price options.
Fragmentary text mentions visits by Minatin and Wilson near a cemetery and school ties planting trees. Also notes strolling, a cementary, and names like Robart and Mundas with vague events and times.
Fragmentary OCR reads about people in Atvestown including a Mrs Wiltsc and grandson J Tweah Read. It mentions a few days on New York and references names like Latiar and Perninn Phomas. Context and full details are not decipherable.
Unclear text fragment appears to reference paints a floor tidying and a kitchen bright cheerful phrase. Mentions Bull by Talis A oehar and Washington Hill Stone with scattered names and places. Content is garbled and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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