Children’s Sandals Feature Soft Leather Lining
Advertisement touts children’s sandals for summer with featherweight protection for toes and soles. Describes thin hand turned soles and soft leather lining designed to allow natural growth of the foot.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
5
Advertisement touts children’s sandals for summer with featherweight protection for toes and soles. Describes thin hand turned soles and soft leather lining designed to allow natural growth of the foot.
Footwear for sturdy young wearers priced from 75 cents to 1.50 dollars. The sandals promise comfort and durability for active children, ideal for busy play and outdoor fun.
Columbia society hosts numerous gatherings amid warm weather. Mrs. George P. Martin and Miss Camille Herndon entertain. Miss Mittie Blum and Miss Louise Jackson attend. the Century Club hosts a dance with Nashville band. Bohemian Club hosts a grand reception for visiting ladies. children’s games and veranda parties are noted. Wedding: Miss Henrietta Bingham to Mr. Leftwich of Memphis at Mt Pleasant. Parker reception features Italian band and elaborate tea service. Worley Tegarden wedding completes social notices.
A long list of social visits and daffodil weekends as residents and guests travel among Mooresville Nashville Murfreesboro Bowling Green Portland and other towns. Notable mentions include Jennie Miller Ant DET. Primm Springs six week stay. Miss Mary Ashton taking a music course in New York. Portland auction on July 4. Atlantic City trip. Elks convention in Dallas. several family and friend re visits to Murfreesboro Columbia West End Spokane and other locales.
Maury Dry Goods Co advertises extremely low prices on Japanese and China matting at 19c per yard, remnants 3 to 15 yards at 25c to 35c, plus Sissquel velvet and Brussels carpets with laid and lined options at 59c to 95c per yard.
A local shop advertises a large shipment of velvet and Brussella rugs from The Smith Carpet Factory auction. 9x11 Brussella and 9x12 Brussells Rawts in floral and Persian designs priced between 8.95 and 17.50, velvet rugs at 20.00 and 160.00 for larger sizes, with many rapid discounts and bulk offers.
Wash goods go on sale with scissors flying to big tables. Bargain summer dresses offered at 50 and 60c, 25 and 15c, and other low prices. Limited stock in this sale. Stores advertise cheap fabrics and quick purchases.
Staple cotton goods rise daily with further advances expected. Stock up now on yard wide domestic at 5¢ per yard and 74e-94 Pepperell sheeting at 25¢ per yard. Also 19¢ for unbleached sheeting and 1e yard for select apron check ginghams. Lots of remnant counters tomorrow for dress fabrics.
Personal attractiveness and many friends mark the groom as a valued L. and N. employee. Elizabeth Herblin hosted an al fresco party for Miss Lecy Church of Columbia with lanterns and carnations. Lelia Barr Anderson hosted a large spring lawn party at the Dinwiddie home in West End with rustic seating and a peanut hunt for children. Prizes went to Mary Porter and James Wooten. Cream and cake were served.
Sheriff Webb and Deputy Whitley arrested John Jacobs on Bear Creek Thursday, charged with abducting a female under eighteen for seduction. He was lodged to await further action. Eli Wolf joined the New York store, Mora B Faris qualified as administrator of Van Leer Polk estate. Mr and Mrs T M Anderson moved to the Peter house on Sixth and North High Street.
Hon John R Garrett, mayor of Girard Al, says he suffered day and night from itching piles until Dean's Ointment cured him permanently. The testimonial notes immediate relief and lasting results cited by the mayor.
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