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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1912
Page
4
Men's and Boys' shirts in plaited and plain styles with collars, percale to silk. Neckwear in silk and knit boxes from 25c to 50c. Caps range from corduroy to fur, with sweaters priced 75c to 7.50. Union or two piece suits in cotton or wool, 50c to 4.90. Various weaves, colors, and sizes offered.
Sunday and Sunday night preaching drew good attendance. Ladies Aid met and quilted. Numerous visits between residents around Advance, Lebanon, and nearby farms. Sunday School convention set for December 22 at 2 pm. Christmas tree and entertainment planned for December 24 by Max O. B. Sunday School.
Five families including the Poynters and Fergusons spent Sunday with relatives in near Dover and Lebanon. W P Butler and wife visited Shelby Liutchin's son and mother, with other neighbors such as John Poynter and Ora Hines shucking corn for Charley Rohn and Ralph Poynter joining in. Mrs Frank Peterson and Susan Hinton hosted and hosted guests at various Friday and Sunday gatherings across the area.
Wm Garner traveled to Lebanon on Monday while delivering hogs for his father. He also hauled coal from Advance. Rev Carney of Lebanon stayed with Robt Ferguson and Rife Saturday night. Elisha Higgs family and Chas Emmett guests of Wm Walker Sunday. Robert Ferguson family visited Wm Trosper and wife. Dinner guests included George Threlkeld and wife James Reed and wife Wom Garver and family Egbert Cogie and wife Elisha Higgs and family Bud Jones John Cogie and Dora Jones of Wellington Kansas.
Carl Brown and his wife of James town spent Sunday with George Sackson and his wife in a local social visit report.
Advance R R 21 John Nicely butchered a beef Thursday. Frank River attended the Funk house sale near Jamestown Saturday. Mrs Mettie Ray visited in Thorn town Sunday. Dave McClellan and wife are spending the week with relatives in Morgan county. George Ray helped L E Woodard move Wednesday. James Lasley wife and daughter of east of Max spent Sunday with George Brosham. Chas Canada and family near Ward were Sunday visitors at Geo Ray s. L E Woodard and family moved Wednesday to a farm near Elizaville. The neighbors regret very much to see them leave but wish them success in their new home.
Hick’s Weather Prophecies for December foretell storms of thunder rain and snow with cold waves. Rain and snow expected 11th to 13th and 16th to 20th with lightning on the 17th and storms 18th to 21st. A later period affects the 23rd to 25th followed by a Christmas snow and a west to east cold wave around the 24th to 27th. Merchants busy, Hustler ads urged.
Roy E. McCabe advertises expert hogs and beeves butchering in the right style and at the right price, inviting customers to his shop for quality meat processing.
Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment to cure bed wetting in children and urine difficulties in adults. No money is required and mothers are urged to write today for full instructions. The ad claims the method is effective for all ages and warns against blaming the child.
The text urges readers to treat ads as news items and highlights that dynamic ad changes boost value for readers and merchants. It emphasizes merchants should provide copy early, update offerings every two to three weeks, and view advertising as a mutual benefit to both advertisers and the home paper.
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