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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1917
Page
4
A lengthy winter sale advertises heavy discounts on ladies coats suits and children's coats with 30 day prices. It touts new stock arriving and claims many buyers travel long distances for bargains. Sweaters dresses fabrics and accessories are offered at substantial savings across multiple item lines.
Advertises 30 day price reductions on ladies fleece lined union suits high neck long sleeve and ankle length at 1 and 1.50 dollars children’s velvet fleeced suits 79 cents to 1 dollar value men’s heavy fleeced or ribbed union suits all sizes 474 1.54 value or men’s heavy fleeced drawers.
Public sale at the Henry J. Baum farm two miles southeast of North Salem and eight miles northwest of Danville on Thursday November 1 at 10:50 A. M. features four heavy draft horses and other stock including Guernsey Jersey cows Holstein bull hogs and several hundred pounds of hay grain and farm implements such as a Deere riding cultivator a Deer ing binder a 16 inch plow and a rock Island hay loader. Terms to be announced sale day.
Notice warns that anyone throwing corn or grain on Halloween will be arrested. The item calls for responsible conduct and efficiency. It notes Miss Forrest Ward of Robt Long Hospital is improving and mentions lunch served on the grounds.
Bert Ferguson and a family spent Sunday with Ray Poynter and family near Dover. McLaughlin and family visited friends near Lebanon. Bert Ferguson and wife and Mrs Emma Ottenburg were in Crawfordsville on Wednesday. Guy McLaughlin returned from Montana. Ruth and Thelma Ferguson own a new piano. Grant Davis was in Thorntown Saturday. The Red Cross meets with Mrs Glen Bowman on Thursday.
Social and church notes from Hazelwood and nearby towns record visits by residents to relatives, farm and timber activity, sales of timber and silos, hospital and home visits, church meetings with new members, and a funeral. Prominent events include the death of Harvey Huber in Montana and a fatal accident in a sugar pulp refinery.
ADVANCE R.R. 21 Otis Coons and family and Mrs. Vine Day with son Harve were in Lebanon Saturday. Frank Heady and Cleo Broshar were in Lebanon Tuesday with Heady driving a new Ford. Chas Sparks is much improved. Sam Frazier and wife visited Ora Proffitt and wife near Lower Mt Zion. Mrs Chas Ray, visiting Sparks, returned home Monday. Rosannah Lasley near Steward's Chapel spent last week with George Broshar and family. Frank Riner and wife and Lawrence Riner and wife spent Sunday with James Wall and wife.
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