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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
8
Wash dresses for girls ages 2 to 14 in ginghams calicoes linens and plain colors. Originally 50c to 2.98 now 33c to 1.99. Nicely made well fitting serviceable dresses trimmed and suitable for daily wear.
Yard wide waist and dress patterns offered at 69c with Cheney spot proof Foulards at 85c and 1 values. A superb collection of parasols in smart shapes and colors is advertised with most of summer ahead. Colored parasols now one third less and white parasols reduced.
The notice urges readers to open a savings account regardless of income and deposit a fixed percent of weekly or monthly earnings. It promises rapid savings growth and 5 percent interest, encouraging readers to channel extra money into savings.
Miss Alice Ferbrache and Miss Ha e McBride have returned from a visit at Norwich.
Mrs George Yarnell from Columbus calls on Rev Peregoy and wife. Many Cambridge and Byesville residents visit friends and family. a union service at M KE church. a wedding in Pittsburg. a young boy injured. numerous calls, visits, and travels among locals in Byesville Cambridge and surrounding towns.
Investors show interest in first mortgage certificates as the company reports assets and captions of organized dates from 1902 to 1918. J D Ferbrache of South Tenth Street is confined to home after foot growth removal by Dr H H Price.
Thews of Cambridge is assigned to oversee telegraph duties at the depot, ensuring dispatch and receipt of messages are maintained. This assignment highlights the railway’s reliance on reliable communications.
Prices listed for Chautauqua season tickets including adults 1.50 and children 8 to 15 priced at 1.00. Children under 8 free. Tickets available from solicitors or Brenan and Wilson's drug store in the Central Bank Building.
Two aged men, one blind and one overcome with heat, were found resting by the roadside a few miles beyond Zanesville while walking from Florida and Georgia toward Wheeling. They begged for water and offered their last nickel, and by evening remained in the same spot as a kind stranger provided aid.
The Hockhocking Tribe holds weekly Wednesday evening meetings in the Taylor Block. visiting members are welcome for degree work. The Munson Music Co of Zanesville promotes pianos and player pianos as The World's Best, with T J Barnes as local representative. June 25 notes Mrs W A Lucas and daughter Lulu visiting in Zanesville. White Goods in the Potter-Davis Sale. Ad.
John Richards, star vocalist with the Al. G. Field minstrel show, opened a week at the Colonial theater as tenor soloist. He won great favor with Cambridge audiences Monday evening, drawing large crowds and hearty applause, with many requests to repeat his song a third time.
In the list of ministers who assisted at the gospel tent meetings two names were omitted. Rev. B. S. Arnold of the First U B Church Cambridge and Rev. Mr. Boyle of the Byesville F M Church lent valuable service. Respectfully G B Stage.
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