Ranges Open Invite to See and Shop
Ranges invites the public to come and view items for sale with an assurance of purchase opportunities. The message emphasizes an open invitation and selling appeal to interested buyers.
15 May 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Abbeville Press And Banner
Location
Abbeville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
1
Ranges invites the public to come and view items for sale with an assurance of purchase opportunities. The message emphasizes an open invitation and selling appeal to interested buyers.
Florence readers report a flurry of guests visiting relatives from Monte Rey to Charleston and Columbia. Mrs Bari Page and Mrs H Reene enjoy time with mothers while Mrs Lagra B Tove, Mrs Mamie Wemitack and others travel between Florence, Atlanta, Greenville, and Port Royal for visits and events.
We have two other shipments in Cut Glass arriving this week. A splendid showing in China is currently on display. Prices are very reasonable, and we were told to expect strong interest in these pieces.
A letter asks whether Drelcorn was right to switch from lead and oil to Devoe paint for the Holy Family Institute in Holyoke. Six years later the hospital project proves Devoe durable, while lead and oil would have required another job and higher costs. The writer cites Lost business and overall savings, urging a judgment on painting choices and which finish to use for churches.
Due West residents share visits from Charleston and Anderson neighbors, discuss storms, fires, and a campus commencement schedule. The report notes family travels, hospital updates, seed quality concerns for cotton farmers, and a minor wagon accident on the rail line. Obituary, church, and civic notices accompany the community briefing.
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