Cloaks and Furs Sale Announced for Tomorrow
The notice proclaims low prices will move all cloaks jackets capes ready made suits and furs in stock tomorrow, urging customers to buy now before stock vanishes.
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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1897
Page
8
The notice proclaims low prices will move all cloaks jackets capes ready made suits and furs in stock tomorrow, urging customers to buy now before stock vanishes.
A local shop advertises damask table linen at 85 cents per yard, honey comb crochet spreads offered at 45 cents each, and other washed textiles including Velue printed or section fabrics formerly advertised at 35 cents. Prices and items indicate a midcentury durable household supply run.
Advertises IC All Sills Black and Colored Surat at 39 sammerly and 750 low per yard. 38 inch All-Wool Novelty Dress goods 29 cents. Extra quality All-Wool Black goods 1.00 per yard. Hooks and Eyes new price. Invisible Hair Pins gilt and silver. Silks Laces various colors formerly 15 25 and 35 cents. Velveteen Skirt Binding four yards formerly 25 35 cents. Medallion Buttons per dozen 1.02. Dress Buttons 10 cents.
Industrial notes from Wheeling and surrounding towns report factory shut downs, launches of new mills, and planned open hearth upgrades. Local officials consider public spirit and incentives to revive manufacturing, while workers face wage disputes and transitions in plant operations.
London journals urge Britain to consider current realities or risk further prestige loss as Venezuela Transvaal and Eastern tensions test policy. The Real estate market shows nobility selling large Irish and English estates including Devonshire and Cornbury Park while Sir Aubrey MacLaren praises Yale and American life in the press.
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