Jefferson Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, September 29, 1911 Page: 4 of 4
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BEAUTIFUL GARMENTS
ARE HERE IN GREATER ARUNDANCE THAN EVER BEFORE
1VI0T only axe our shelves tables and counters loaded with the
1 ^1 most dependable merchandise but we show the prettiest stylos and smartest models to be seen anywhere. Our Fall exhibition of new and natty thiugs
of winsome stylish gpufnents will bring unqualified approval from those who know. Our Dress Goods and Staple Dry Goods sections are full of the
newest fabrics of the reliable kuui. The pretty designs and colorings appeal irresistably even to the hardest to please. Our 8hoe Department snows marked im-
provement in arrangement and assortment. Better equipped than ever to fill your wants our sales people will fit you. The Ladies' Keady-to-Wear Department
(better than ever) is a rich carnival of subdued sweetness ami shimmering radiance. Som-' of the garments are so exquisitely beautiful that they briug readily to
the mind's eve "that tinge which the air takes at eye in September when night lingers lone through a vineyard from beams of a slow setting sun." The Clothing
and Men's Furnishings for this season in our judgment is more satisfying than ever before The neat and unpretentious tailoring of the Clothes the smart
snappy showing of Hats Shirts etc. reflect credit even on this banner display of swell Autumn wearables.
WE THANE YOU
To our customers and friends we wish to thank you for your help in making our business a success in Jefferson. Now that we oc-
cupy the New floseley Building and have more room and are more convenient we invite you to come and get prices before buying
your Fall bill. Our successs in . J efferson means something. Don't you think? Yes it means that we have been aggressive—abreast
with the times. It means avoiding misrepresentations and money back when wanted It means dependable goods and newest styles.
It means square dealing and
Underbuying and Underselling
It means that you are not unmindful of these things—that you have responded liberally. That we owe this magnificent business
increase to you and yours goes withou saying. That our appreciation is sincere and enduiing id as true as the universe. And by every
legitimate means we will strive to sustain this mutual loyalty for not only is it profitable to both but by us
It is Prized Beyond Expression.
WOOL DRESS GOODS.
17-inch Wool Batiste in pink blue or white the yard -
36 Inch Batiste in black white or cream for
Also 36-inch Batiste in pink tan red blue white or cream
special good values for __
36-inch Cashmere in grey rose navy Copenhagen green brown;
looks like 50c our price only
36-inch Storm Serge navy black grey brown red or cream
"good as wheat" for the price of.
60-inch Storm Serge in navy tan green or mulberry price only $1.00
Beautiful assorted collection new novelty wool dress goods in black
and best colors including sharkskins mohair etc. etc. price only DUC
Broadcloths panamas voiles etc. bought to please.
COTTON DRESS GOODS
Large varity new 28-inch Suitings worth 12 1-2 our price 10c
28-inch book-fold Shepherd Check looks mighty good for 15c
28-inch Pekin Stripe book-fold suiting bla<-k navy rose or brown
Fullcoloc range 27-inch diagonal suitings bound to sell for price of
Pretty stripe assortmert 27-inch Galatea price.
82-inch book fold Cotton Serge geen black red brown or navy price
27-inch mohair tinised Renfrew Castilian suitings novelty blends of
navy light blue green or brown very ix>pular fabric for this season
15c
15c
15c
19c
25c
GET IN "CLASS A"
Make your personality count! Dress
differently—look differently—feel dif-
ferently. Strike a high note of exclu-
divenesB by wearing "HIGH ART"
Clothes.
Everything about them is different—
fabric* colors patterns styles linings
•ven the carefully matched buttons.
Look Tailor Made without paying
the dizzy-priced tailor's fee. Look
Younger by wearing clothes that clip
five years off your age.
If you are puzzled about what to
wear consult in confident** and we'll
conael you in candor.
Price* $14.50
Cheaper grades of clothing
from $05 to
$25.00
" $12.50
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Best gad fa Table Oilcloth white marble or fancies 1 t\£*
our price per yard — 1 ilv
All best brands of Dress Calicoes are priced at - 5c
Nice soft Bleached Domestic at our store for 5c
Better grade Bleached Domestic for 7 c
Best Bleached Domestic at our store for 8 l-3c
9x4 Pepperill unbleached sheetings for only- 20c
Cheaper ^rade Brown Sheetings priced at 17 l-2c
9x4 Pepperill bleached sheetings for only 22 l-2c
Cheaper grade bleached sheetings for 18c and 20c
64c Quality yard-wide brown domestic 20yadrs $1.00
Best 8 13 Sea Island domestics at only
Amoskcag ACA feather ticking peiced at-
Yards Cotton Plaids for $1.00
7c Grade Gotton Plaids our price only - 5c
Extra heavy unbleached Cotton Flannels per yd 8 l-3c
Cheaper qualities for 5c and - 7C
10c
15c
Heavy Shirtings for 8 1 -3 and
7c
15c
£xtra nice Bleached Cotton Flannels for 8 1-3 and
Beautiful Madras Shirtings suitable for shirts and
shirtwaists plain or corned fabfics prices 8 1-3 and
10c
Not the Best
Because
The Biggest
But The
Bigg-est Because
The Best
FOOTWEAR.
There isn't any question but what we deserve our enor-
mous shoe business. We devote more time to shoe buying-
than any other department. When u merchant is in tin'
market for something like a hundred thonsand dollars worth
of shoes—all cash—shoemakers get busy right now.
On the finer grades men's and women's shoes we save
you 50c the pair.
Ladies'fine button or lace shoes heavy or ^ "I ff A
light soles solid leather look like $2 our price 3 I »Jv
A dozen styles of fine shoes lace or button kid or patent
leather light or heavy soles. Shoes with $4.00
Ladies' button patent leather boots very popu- ^ J A A
lar for this season. Prices $3.00 $3.50 and
Very swell tan Russian calf 14 button boots A A
for ladies price - 34*«UU
Ladies' fiine black or brown velvet shoes new- ^ >1 A A
est approved lasts. Prices $3.00 S3.50 and
Men's satin calf shoes in plain or cap toes" ^ I A
all leather shoes for- 3 1
Several styles men's box calf shoes splendid O P
shoes for price - — - - — 3 I *03
Big assortment men's fine kid shoes in the
snappy new lasts. $2.00 $250 and up to V
Men's fine patent leather button or lace shoes r J A A
dandy good values for $2.50 $3.50 and 34*«UU
LADIES GOAT SUITS
Tailored auita made of Chiffon Broad-
ctotb Boucle « CbivioU Serge*. Wor-
■tada Diagonal* etc. hand tailored
plain garmenta and embroidered mod-
el*. The lateet Parisian ktjrlee modi-
fled by American tailora adapted to
the want* of American women. Prices
range from f».M •I2.V0 co_ nn
tlo.00 9S0.U0 and up to.. S45.UU
NOVELTIES
BeaaUful collection of novaltiaa con-
aiating of belta. bags ribbon* neck-
wear etc.
The supreaacy wbich out Ladies'
Ready-to Wear department has at-
tailed is not by accident aor "good
lick" but at the ootset o« aia was
high! eievgy nntiriig. shoving the
hest styles seiliag oo snail nargii
•f profit aid tinisg oit hest fits.
Tku thwgs gne the Ladies' Ready-
ta-Wear de^ariaeit first place.
SKIRTS—1911 MODELS
Beat staple color* and noveltren loo.
Large showing of Skirts in Serge*
Scotch Cheviot* Bout-lea Basket
Cloths Panamas. Voiles etc. Prices
13.50 $4H2. $7.45. $9.86. r - - An
$1. 50 rnd up to 3(1 D.UU
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Good dressers will approve our show-
ing in flue shirts neckwear hosiery
hats etc.
Kverv article showu and every gar-
ment shimmering with newness comes
■tirrct from the m<»et exclusive makers
in this country.
WHITE QUILTS
ttti7tt plain white counterpane*
goad value* (or the price / DC
72x84 plain white quilte. our • >
price ie $1.00 and )I«I3
7tix90 plain white quilU. very <•«
attractive deeigne $1 50 and )|aDj
78x90 piain white qullta.
worth $2.60 oar price -. ) I "j
82x90 line Marseille quille new and
fetching deeignea took tike
$.'>.1*9. our price — -
Ueauttlui lot fringe quilta all good
value*. price $1.00 $1 M) r- n.
$1.95 $7.50 aad
WAISTS
Tbia iltpirtiMal nun uin mil
mora can ud diacriuunation than m
the aaiactioa of wiitti for yoar t;yra«-
*1 thii Mima.
Tbo Uilorwl «ti«U MBbodjr nil thai
m butt! tultlm lisaa Mid mrjr aula
Is I wwlrtlon of iMMtV..
■o ttatt who iaiuti oa bai ag
lbofM|U]r ay to >tata alll (ail ta aatMl
om or Mora of tbia aiarraloaa
Mc to $4£t
GREEN VI 1.1. K
MARSHALL
PARIS
DENISON
LONG VIEW
KAUFMAN
COMMERCE.
ATHENS
GILMER.
WI.VKSBORO
STORES
SULPHITE 8PEINO8
JEFFERSON
M IN KOLA
J4T PLEASANT
DECATUR.
JACKS BOKO.
VERNON.
QUANAH
ALTITS. OKLA
FREDERICK.
KIMONAS
We abow vary pretty i.r* fetching
atyle eflect in K>n« Kiinona* crepe
chal.ie. outm* an.I filk kimonu in *
variety »f )>eaiiliful «•.». r». f~ —
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>«eei. mJeetl are >>ur >llk Kituonaa.
arith Jaiutr fanaian Uvicea aoJ rtlacta
Kneea |3.*5. Hi*. $6 r_ -A
and . )7.5U
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Taylor, M. I. Jefferson Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, September 29, 1911, newspaper, September 29, 1911; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1078256/m1/4/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .