Sale Notice for Loon Items at Local Store
A local store announces a sale on various items including Loon products. Customers are invited to visit the shop to browse discounts and special offers during the event.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1912
Page
11
A local store announces a sale on various items including Loon products. Customers are invited to visit the shop to browse discounts and special offers during the event.
Material bargains offered for three hours including all wool dress goods per yard 65¢ to 1.00 with 39% odd pieces. All items displayed on one table at cotton goods price. Includes plain colors and fancy mixtures suitable for school dresses and skirts.
A local retailer announces an after supper sale featuring a large assortment of corsets. The collection includes sizes for all figures and is guaranteed by the store, with prices at 75c and 48c.
In the basement store a seasonable sale of flannelette sleeping garments in blue and pink stripes for all sizes from 2 years up. Saturday after supper offers these items at low prices from 5 to 85 cents, including caps and other warm garments.
The ad proclaims deep discounts on men’s and boys’ heavy winter underwear with savings near half price. It promotes a broad reduction across all heavy undergarments in the Bargain Basement section.
The article reviews the stage adaptation of Beverly of Graustark starring Dorothy Howard with Robert Russell as Baldos and notes the Royalty and Romance appeal. It mentions Mrs. R. P. Fuller’s tea, a Five Hundred invitation, a quiet wedding of Charles Pattison and Iva Haelin, and social events at the Atlas Party and Laff-a-Lot club.
The Regimental Card club met at the Infantry Club last evening with ecards music and dancing drawing large attendance. A supper featured Mrs Moller of the Presidio and Miss Keenan of New York as guests of Mrs Frank A Sloan who will host a reception this evening. Col A R B Dyer departs Sunday for Los Angeles. Mrs Faulkner returns from the east next week. Lieut Henry Kilbourne Jr and wife depart Fort Riley after informal dinner hosted by Lieut and Mrs Horn. Captain and Mrs Wonis set to depart for the Philippines Monday. Ladies night at the Artillery Club featured a card program music and dancing. St Marks Bake sale comes Sept 28 at the Parish House with a wine bake sale.
Messrs Tom and Will Methernay plan a Monday return from a pleasant vacation including Omaha and other cities. They visit Frank Junk in St Louis, Raymond Tynon at Saint Louis College of Pharmacy, and George Wint from Laramie. Mrs. Carey and baby return from Philadelphia with plans to visit Philadelphia again.
A Cheyenne event invites the public to St Mark's Parish House for a tin exhibit and fine baking sale on Saturday evening, September 28. Bring friends to buy Saturday baked goods and support the parish event.
Attorney General Wickersham opines on the federal requirement that daily and weekly papers publish semi annual sworn statements of circulation and other details. He supports including bulk subscriptions and says the act is strictly criminal in nature and aims to reveal ownership and control of newspapers. He defines subscriber status as a voluntary agreement to buy the publication.
Bryan spoke on national taxes in Lincoln and Ogden, underscored Roosevelts and Tafts positions, and announced plans to return home to Lincoln tomorrow.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a solution for headache, foul breath, and sluggish digestion. It claims torpid liver and congested bowels release toxins through regular cleansing, promising a clear head and regular stools by morning with a 10 cent package.
The University of Missouri plans a YWCA project to aid working women students. A darning and mending bureau will serve girls and is mainly for male scholars to donate torn clothing and socks for repair at a low rate.
The first review of a complete airplane armada was held at Villacoublay near Paris. Seventy two French army flying machines with crews and observers and supply trucks passed in review before War Minister Alexandre Millerand.
In Louisville on September 27 police, with citizens, battled a barricaded man, Edward Jackson, who fired on pedestrians and streetcars after resisting arrest on a minor charge. A police officer was dangerously wounded before Jackson surrendered at dawn. Two other men were with him. one was shot and badly wounded.
In Juarez on September 27 rebels raided contractor William Orr of the Mexico Northwestern railway camp and compelled him to surrender his payroll about 14000 dollars, equipment worth 12000 dollars, and roughly 10000 dollars in commissary supplies.
Mayor Gaynor rejects anti hatpin ordinances arguing no harm from a lady’s hatpin. He cites a French edict and questions why a man should risk coming close to a hatpin, noting the danger but questioning the motive behind the crusade.
Pittsburg reports thatAl Kaufman and Luther McCarthy issued a summons for an operation in San Francisco scheduled October 12.
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