House-warming at the new Howland store, Bridgeport, November 18th to 21st, 1908. (1845)
Howland Dry Goods Co. (Bridgeport, Conn.) · The Company · leaf 26
ertion, worth $1.25 pair,—75c. Rufffed muslin curtains with hemstitch-ed ruffle and five tucks, worth 75c. pair, notover 6 pairs to a customer,—45c. Scotch lace curtains with overlockcorded edge, worth $3 pair,—$2. Fancy novelty lace curtains, made onbest English cable net, finished with… … ODELL. Tea and Coffee This store roasts all its own cofifee rightin the department where it is sold. Everypound of tea and coffee, every bit of spiceor chocolate that is sold here is guaranteedby the store. The department, located inthe new basement near the front stairway isin charge of D. P.…
Dry-goods · Textile fabrics
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