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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
3
Hudson Davis & Company buyers in New York secured fall and winter stocks for their seven stores. They tout high quality and low prices by pooling purchases at wholesale rates. The policy is truthful advertising and passing savings to customers.
A store proclaims a large ready-to-wear stock priced to save. Wool dresses serges and tricotines made up to fashion, $6.45 to $29.85. Ladies coats in various colors from $7.50 to $27.50. Suits in serges tricotines and velours, colors including navy reindeer and brown, $19.95 to $38.85.
Hudson Davis & Company pooled their buying for millinery and offered the same hats at lower prices. The department invites inspection and welcomes customers whether ready to buy or not.
We have purchased a full stock of Wayne-Knit Hosiery for men women and children. This nationally advertised line is noted for its beauty and long wear. The price and store name are not given.
Our line of Men’s Shirts is now complete and includes almost any color you may want. They are good Shirts all of them. We buy Shirts of both long and short sleeves. Prices are $1.35, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.50.
Advertises clothing at actual pre-war prices with men’s suits in several styles and prices. Highlights all-wool three-piece Young Men’s at 14.85, all-wool brown at 16.85, all-wool Serge at 19.95, larger assortments from 22.45 to 27.50, plus odd trousers 3.00 to 7.45 and overalls at 0.90. Call to see them.
A garbled listing describes domestic bleached and brown shirting fabrics offered by MIG STOREIT. It mentions 36 inch width, good quality for work shirts, blue and striped patterns, and a price around 15 cents per yard though text is fragmented and includes many stray characters.
In New York we highlight our Dress Goods Department with a complete showing and unusual bargains for Fall and Winter. We urge customers to call and inspect the lines while they are complete.
Fall hats for men advertised with New York bought stock and new shapes added to staple models. Prices listed from two fifty to five dollars, emphasizing affordability and updated styles for the season.
A sales pitch proclaims unbeatable values on men and children footwear. Men Kangaroo and Brown Calf Shoes priced around 7.45 and 3.95 dollars, with kids’ black kid shoes at 2.45, claiming large stock from 17 stores and direct-from-source savings.
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