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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
7
Bargains in Art Squares Rugs Matting Window Shades and more from S C Kytle and J N Johnson furniture men. Featured item a Drop Head Sewing Machine for 18 dollars. Call on the furniture men for any needed in this line.
Local obituary item notes Crytle Funeral Director, with residence and phone numbers 14 and 168, associated with a storefront operation.
An ad for PAZO OINTMENT promises a refund if the treatment fails to cure in six to fourteen days. The copy lists druggists Stebing Blinc and Bleding as authorized refund points.
Notice invites sealed bids for building a 180 foot bridge over Little Tallsponsa River at Handley's Bridge. Bids due noon June 21 1907. Plans at Carrollton Court House. Cash payment on completion. $300 certified check required with bid. J H Barron Ordinary.
Ad offers Smith's Sure Kidney Cure as the only guaranteed kidney remedy. It promises a refund if it fails with a 50 cent price. Also advertises Cure a Cold in One Day and Laxative Bromine Quinine tablets with a Grove signature seal in the box.
A devotional piece explains Jesus invitation to burdened souls to find rest. It emphasizes faith, repentance, and obedience, urging sinners and sorrowing Christians to believe in Christ, follow His commandments, and seek comfort through Him. The text invites readers to sing the referenced verse about mercy and rest.
A pleasant remedy for coughs and colds Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is recommended for babies and children and suitable for all. It contains honey and tar and has no opiates or constipation effects and tastes fairly like maple syrup. Sold by Dr. J D Hamrick.
Memorial notice notes birth July 31 1883 marriage June 1902 and baptism in Cross Plains August 1904. She died February 1907 leaving one child. Funeral by Rev E Wilson at Cross Plains cemetery followed by Baptist church resolution dated May 4 1907. Also a DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve advertisement ending.
One six room dwelling and desirable lot one block from the square. For terms call E. J. Kaylor Carrollton Ga. am.
A fragment urges consumers not to be swayed by a man pushing coffee that profits him at their expense. It touts compliance with the National Pure Food Law and cites Guarantee No. 2041 filed in Washington.
An advertisement lists 72 inch Damask pieces once 1.50 now 0.72 and 0.75 yard linen towels 44 by 24 priced at 0.75 to 1.20, along with firest Damask sets and Turkish Bath Towels at 39, 25, and 15 cents. The copy encourages viewing to appreciate the goods.
Readable catalog note lists lace curtains and net curtains with prices of 4.50 for lace curtains and 3.00 for net curtains, plus a very pretty lace curtain offered at 0.75 and 1.00.
A local listing promotes Marseilles spreads in multiple formats including standard extra size large color variants. The ad highlights colored spreads and white spreads described as very pretty with emphasis on variety and appearance.
Advertises embroidered flouncings at 75 cents and embroidered bands from 60 to 1.00. Lists embroidered yoking and nainsook Swiss insertions in all widths and prices. Notes laces of all kinds including baby Irish and old English clungs and various threads.
This sale advertises closing out all millinery items starting Saturday June 1, offering ladies, misses, and children's headwear at steep discounts to reduce overstock before stock is broken. Shop early to grab bargains while selections remain.
An advertisement from Holston Georgia touts Dr Richards Dyspepsia Tablets and Luxocamus as stomach remedies. It cites a Carrollton resident N P Sewell who reports rapid relief and full cure of indigestion after using the tablets. Prices are 50 cents and 25 cents per bottle.
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