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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
8
Bargain sale highlights corset covers priced from 20 to 50 cents and gowns and skirts discounted to 85 cents to 2 dollars. Special lots of underwear claim tumbler prices with a third savings. Extra special bleached ribbed options offered in sizes 4 5 6 at a standout price.
A catalog of low priced fabrics and home textiles. Silk gloves and various silks priced at a fraction of their value. Dress ginghams and calicoes, ticking, Shirting Cheviot, and unbleached fabrics offered at marked down rates. Rugs and mats listed with sizes and sale prices.
Readable ad notes Axminster rugs and mats with sizes 18 inch mats 85e 27 inch rugs 1.65 86 inch rugs 2.90. Regular prices shown as 1.00 to 2.00. Includes a 3 50 line likely indicating another price or discount.
All wool 9x12 rugs offered at 750 with a 950 value, saving 2 per unit. Fall patterns, 9x12 mats valued at 35. Discarded patterns and imported ware available at minimal cost. Odd pieces including cups saucers plates salads sugars creamers and jewel boxes one third off regular prices for four days.
Classified notice advertises lace curtains in multiple qualities and quantities with prices per pair, offering various discounts and bulk rates for autumn cleaning needs. Includes entries like 80 pair at 1.50 and 160 pair at 3.00, plus scattered pricing labels.
Edgar Allison and Margaret Maninger were wed August 6 at the bride’s home with Rev. J.S. McMunn officiating. The couple will reside east of town. Friends and neighbors, including Fred Knowlton of Newark and many local residents, welcomed visitors and shared news of church services, gatherings, and upcoming events around Pleasant City.
American and New Zealand sailors mingled during shore leave in Auckland with officers hosting elaborate luncheons and officers planning a state ball for Admiral Sperry. A Royal governor hosted events while Paul Gentil died after a shaft accident aboard the Missouri and a military funeral was planned.
The eighth Frame reunion and homecoming will be held at the LaRue grove one mile north of Gibson on August 22, 1908. The program includes a welcome by Cale Cross, responses by Daisy Weaver, songs and instrumental music by Charles A. Sproat and others, and talks by J O Eagleson, J A Leonard, and Charles H. Law. A Love City string band concert, basket dinner, and grounds refreshments accompany the event with free depot transportation.
Willie Hicks and Guy Epler left Saturday to visit friends in Belmont and Jefferson counties.
Joseph L. Mooney, representing 8. Langsdorf and Co. of New York, was in Cambridge on business today.
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