Sir Per Yard Buy Here For Less
Local yard sale ad proclaims prices cut to one dollar for items labeled as Sir Per Yard Buy Here For Less. Shoppers are invited to visit the stall for discounted goods and bargain deals.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
8
Local yard sale ad proclaims prices cut to one dollar for items labeled as Sir Per Yard Buy Here For Less. Shoppers are invited to visit the stall for discounted goods and bargain deals.
Harry Carter offers vulcanizing of soles and holes in rubber boots at his shop across from the Post Office. He promises high grade work and will assess if tires and tubes are worth repairing.
The note records that on Thursday night January 31 Mrs Cora Nay spent Friday with Mrs Frank Stafford in an implied social visit.
In loving remembrance of Otis Orville Shelley who died January 27 1917. One long year has passed yet grief remains. Father, mother and brother miss you more each day. You are in the mansion of the blest where there is no pain or sorrow. Mr and Mrs Abe Shelley and Son.
Dover area families and friends are mentioned in a series of visits and illnesses. Clarence Stafford is slowly recovering from pneumonia. Florence Caldwell of Lebanon visited with Claude Wall and family. Various guests from Lebanon, Indianapolis, Camp Dodge, and Camp Sheridan are listed with Dover residents during the period. Fort Moultrie and France are noted in military context.
Claude Lawler and family of Jamestown visited Mr and Mrs Garl Kincaid Saturday night. Chas Wall of Lizton formerly of Advance is married to Mrs Margaret Leachman of Lizton. Walter Caplinger is the clerk at the Corner Store. Carl Riner and Bert Smiley each lost a horse last Sunday. Baxter Reed fell Sunday week ago and broke his right arm above the wrist. Orville Riner took dinner with Lyle Johnson Sunday.
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