Renaud's Perfumes Dollar Trial Offer
Renaud's perfumes advertise a $60 per ounce rate with a $1.00 trial size non leakable flask and Orchid Jewel case. The promotion promotes dollar specials to attract customers.
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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1930
Page
6
Sweet Pea Perfume by Renaud Ad Priced at 17 Fifty
The advertisement touts Sweet Pea as the world’s finest perfume, a Renaud creation. It lists a price of 17.50 dollars per bottle and mentions an introductory flask in a jewel case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renaud
RENAUD BLENDING SETS FOR $10.00 MYSTIC TWO PERFUMES
A single bottle labeled Mystic Two is being sold with a blurring pricing claim that ten dollar value is offered for one dollar. The product marketing describes two perfumes produced from a single bottle and priced at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic
Daggett News Highlights Local Housing and Commerce
Daggett notes a new cement block four room home with a seven foot porch and double garage set for this week. Henry Britt visits from Inglewood for Thanksgiving at Mr Weeks home. Harold Fieckinger and son Bob visit the Morris residence. Work begins on a stucco service station named Boulder Dam Junction by Mr Umbehead with Spanish styling and neon lighting. The existing building will be remodeled with arches. Bob Campbell challenges Barstow price competition affecting Daggett Yermo Newberry trade. Millett Dining Room and Cunningham Pharmacy advertise locally with perfumes and specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Lucas
Morris Brothers
Henry Britt
Inglewood
Mr. Weeks
Daggett
Harold Fieckinger
Bob
Los Angeles
Morris
Mr.Umbehead
Boulder Dam Junction
Umbehead
Bob Campbell
Barstow
Yermo
Newberry
Millett Dining Room
Hodge residents plan modern store and gas station
Mr and Mrs Irvin Goddard and family moved to a new home near the highway Sunday and intend to build a modern store and gas station. Jess Decrow and family visited Hinkley, while Jess Slagill and son George return home for Thanksgiving. Mrs EB Luce and father A M Wagner of Oro Grande travel to San Bernardino on business. A Hodge school card party despite bad weather featured songs, a play The Bremen Band, and dancing with refreshments. Outside guests included marathon promoters and winners from San Bernardino Barstow Victorville and Los Angeles area. Mrs N Nickerson shops in Los Angeles for Victorville apartments. Mrs V Owen heads to Los Angeles for Thanksgiving with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Goddard
Jess Decrow
Hinkley
Jess Slagill
George
EB. Luce
A. M. Wagner
Oro Grande
San Bernardino
Hodge
Robert Wheeler
Mildred Gibson
W. Griffith
Barstow
Victorville
N. Nickerson
Los Angeles
V. Owen
C. Jones
F. Lamar and
P. R. Cole
Long Beach
Yermo Residents Plan Thanksgiving Visits
Mrs B J Gabhart wife of the inspector at Yermo station has left for Sacramento to visit her parents Mr and Mrs W M Gorman. Mr and Mrs H D Briscoe will spend Thanksgiving in Anaheim. Briscoe is principal of the Yermo school. School closed Wednesday and will reopen Monday. P Bushman left for Los Angeles to be with his family over Thanksgiving. Dick and Carcella Coyle will visit relatives in Los Angeles for the holiday. Russell Riley and family motored to Los Angeles today to spend Thanksgiving with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Gabhart
Yermo
Sacramento
W. M. Gorman
H. D. Briscoe
Anaheim
Briscoe
P. Bushman
Los Angeles
Carcella Coyle
High School Cafeteria Thanks Students
A school thanks high school students for their generous patronage of the cafeteria during the past month. Delila Ensign and Ruth La Jeunesse sign the note on behalf of the Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delila Ensign
Ruth la
Local notes from Barstow area and vicinity
News from Barstow includes a Salt Marsh drilling rig testing sulphate of soda for Tom Schofield, overnight visits by Mrs. L. L. Sturges and Mrs. Ross, a midnight lunch for Gypsum Company workers, a Blythe gum stand raid, aqueduct survey progress north of the village, and planned inspection at Vidal. Also notice of Dr. Oxenford's December 4 visit, a resort hostess job ad, a Barstow grammar school basketball win over Ludlow 43 to 21, and visits from Jack Topping and Mrs. Howard Lamarsh with Lamarsh’s Needles transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltmarsh
Tom Schofield
L. L. Sturges
Tacoma
Ross
U. S. Gypsum Company
Perkins
Santa Fe
Clark
Our Village
Midland
Gypsum
Blythe
Schmitt
Sturges
Carbuncle Heights
Vidal
Barstow
Ludlow
Jack Topping
Los Angeles
Jack
Card of Thanks for Loss of Wife and Mother
The family thanks friends for help, flowers, and sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother, signed W. W. Smith and Family.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cunningham Pharmacy
Daggett News
Adv
Russell Riley
Rice News
Oxenford
Howard Lamarsh
Needles
Lamarsh
TIMES
Lubin J. Henderson
Clothiers
Mojave River Valley
California
Nicholas
Electric Light Company
Westinghouse
Ned
Riley Electric Shop
E. Main St
W. W. Smith and Family
Bos
San Bernardino Valley
Hiere
Torrey’s
Ste
Idaho
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