25 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Abbeville Press And Banner
Location
Abbeville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1906
Page
1
Jardinier sale opens Monday July 30 with two lots. One lot of 3 jardiniers priced at cash per item 75 cents to a dollar range. The other lot 31 jardiniers priced at 39 cents cash, worth $1 to $2.50. Sale starts 10 a.m. and runs all day, one jardiniere per customer, shown in window.
An explanation of why ordinary refrigerators circulate used air that carries odors, while an odorless system prevents air from repassing over food. It describes fresh iced air entering the ice chamber, cooling, and then moving through the box to renew the air and keep butter milk and other foods free from musty smells.
Long list of visitors and host events in West End, including Miss Irma News Morne’s Wednesday departure for Theribsheen, Mrs. Calhoun’s guestings, and numerous Anderson Greenwood Laurens and Abbeville residents visiting relatives, attending church, or staying with friends. Mentions of trips to Clemson, Tate Springs, and Greenwood social gatherings, with many names and towns sprinkled through the narrative.
East End notes record social visits and arrivals including Capt Henry Willimron and Mrs Williams, with mentions of relatives visiting Wallin, Lowndenville, and Baltimore. A pretty home wedding marks the union of Miss Helen Miller and Mr Edward DuPre of Columbia, celebrated with a large guest list, elegant decor, and a Canada-bound honeymoon after the ceremony at a local church.
The new Odorless refrigerator features a patented ventilation system that promises a uniform cool temperature even when crowded with dishes. Demonstrations advertise solid oak cases and multiple styles in this latest model lineup.
Calvert and Nickles advertise Chamberlain's Salve as best for old chronic sores. They claim the salve keeps sores in good condition, is valuable for healing limits, and lists C. A. Milford and H. M. Young of Due West as sellers.
The Due West Female College begins its 48th year on September 17 with a full faculty of five men and nine women and 145 pupils, up 29 percent from last year. New Cargente Dormitory ready for occupancy. board and tuition $150 per year. Rev James Boyce, President. Also College of Charleston advertises scholarships and admissions details for 1908 catalog.
Advertising must be continuous for merchants to sustain sales. Ceasing even briefly gives competitors an edge and risks decline. Consistent, cumulative advertising builds on prior efforts, with each ad reinforcing the others to achieve stronger overall results.
L W White states summer business should be lively and offers daily bargains to sustain trade. The store highlights a complete line of summer waists and dresses and notes a strong sale of white lawns. Stock remains generous with items priced from five cents to thirty five cents.
Relates a comrade from Elgin Illinois who contracted cholera morbus while at a summer army encampment in Washington City. The account praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as life saving, with claims from J E Houghbland of Eldon about successful use in immigration work and westward travel. Advertises local availability at Milford Young due West and Speeds Drug Store for indigestion and bowel issues.
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