Matinee and sales notes at local libraries and shops
A cluttered downtown notices page reports a Saturday matinee at the library, sales of Japanese china at Kimball's, and various shop promotions including holiday cards, flowers, and art supplies. It notes a potato crop estimate near Spartansburg, a death by suicide of a bookkeeper at Thien and Co. and a charity banquet planned in Union City under Miss Lon Mae Wilcox's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ox Bow
Burg Sentinel
Kimbail
Letumor
Knowlton
Wilcox
Moreland Stationery Co
Wright
Joe
United States
Franklin
George Mc Kurtz
Ouingsyilie
Hyde Carey
Ara
Harker
Warren County
Thriowt
Jackson
Cooter Ghote
Union City
Lon Mae Wilcox
Central Lyceum
Ron
Harrisbuts
Natlon
Episcopal Church
Cty
Frederick
Momioyer
Thieneo Company
Bro
Co Davi
Catalogue of Children’s Garments and Accessories
A brief listing shows items including coats for children, coat suits, sweaters, silk petticoats, a royal waist, dress skirts, dresses, and neckwear. The fragment hints at a sales pitch encouraging customers to act to earn a dollar through purchase.
Durham's 1g Sb Bulk Goldflower Sale Notice
New lot of goldflah received at Durham's for bulk sale tomorrow at Knowlton's. Christmas dressings offered by Moreland Stationery Co. New Dowk pad available year round at Moreland Stationery Co. Wilcox's Market features sugar cured beet for drying and a cheaper alternative to smoked beet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Knowlton
Moreland Stationery Co
Moreland Stationary Co
Wilcox
Local Notices and Ads From Union City Chronicle
A garbled page lists shop specials and sales at Knowlton's, Durham's, Moreland Stationery Co, and other vendors. It includes a December event for the American Women's League, a reading at the Isidian library, and a notice of a memorial service. Also reports the death of Samuel Steadman and funeral plans for Mrs Warner Wineral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Wilcox Mirket
Duyhwen
Moreland Stationery Co
Knight's
Isidian Ab
Regan
Durham
Lousuc
Ay MiPaz
Hurt Treet
M.C. Birter
Samuel Steadman
W. Frederick Street
Fragments From A Busy Town Notice and Advertisements
A muddled OCR page shows mixed local notices, ads, and anecdotes. It mentions Wilcox Market, a new baby, and various shop offerings including stationery 1604 KE, chin vases priced 25e to 42.25, and medical notes about Dr. Hoss Poulay Fanacea. Also references Durham and Fred Schaub hospital, along with a tale about Catarrh Cure claims and a quip about a sea dog and a Philadelphia party anecdote.
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Wilcox Market
Ata
Theodore Plitner
Erogia Pier
Mordluul
Durham
Fred Schaub
Tuffaio
John Schaub
Center Street
Bultato
Skin Affects Cure Promise From Local Drug Store
The Thomas Downey Drug Store promotes EMO and ZEMO soap as a cure for eczema rashes and other skin conditions. The notice offers a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied. Separately a surprise birthday party for Miss Marie Johnson was held by friends and Mrs. Fred Hoones at the Hoones home, featuring games, music, and a late supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Downey Drug Store
Marie Johnson
Fred Hoones
Item
Spring
Church Street
Johnson
Hoeney
Hite
Holiday capes urged for timely orders in festive boxes
The notice urges readers to place orders now to ensure sufficient stock for everyone. Capes will be packed in holiday boxes ready for distribution.
Hand Bags Offered In Substantial Style At Popular Prices
A local shop advertises a range of hand bags from $1 to $15 in leathers such as Morocco, Sea, Lion, Goat, Walrus, and Calf. It highlights strong value with popular prices from $2 to $5 and mesh bags in vogue, with dainty styles at $1 and others at $2.75, 3.50, 5, 8, 10, and 12, featuring German Silver tops and kid lining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Linen and linenware sale items for gifts and home use
This catalog notes lunch cloths tray cloths and napkins in assorted styles from 250 to 36 inches. It lists guest towels doylies handkerchiefs and boxed initials with price ranges from 5c to 50c and up to 8.50 for larger lace pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cling
Rentaisance
Battenberg
Hose The Oyns Hose Styles Silk to Everyday Wear
The Oyns hose, the best known world wide, offers hide in all grades from silk to everyday. Available in black white blue pink lavender and more. Prices range from 2.50 to 1.00 for cotton and lisle 50 to 25 cents for cashmere 75 cents to 25 cents.
Philadelphia Oyster House ad spotlights fresh oysters
An ad promotes oysters from the Philadelphia Oyster House, open daily at 124 N Contour Street. The copy uses quirky branding with stray phrases about tattoos and appearance ideas, noting fresh shells and immediate service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Contour Street
Amis
Glove sale highlights at Fownes stock and colors
There is a scarcity of long white gloves due to holidays. Fownes gloves in all sizes arrive in dainty boxes. Short gloves in various colors cost 1.00 to 1.50. Heavy gloves 1.00 to 1.50. Grey suede silk lined stock 2.00. Kid gloves for children 1.00, including sizes for three year olds.
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Fownes
Furs In Stock and Sample Request Offered
The notice lists furs including lynx mink Jap mink Russian mink and popular imitations. If stock is insufficient the seller offers to send for samples to fill the bill.
Fans A sparkling array of dainty creations at value prices
Readers are offered a range of delicate confections with price points stated as five dollars and four dollars and a half, presenting a promotional note that highlights value and appeal across items.
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Wrights Ale
Lyric Theater
Scotland
Im Dildger
Red Cross
C. D. Babpitt & Son
Thos. Downey Durham Deng Co
N. F.ames & Co
Anowient, Headstone, Inc
Starr Granite and Marble Works
Aliple Avenie
Mon- Wedel
Mma Lewis
Wyutter
Francis Murray
Grint Street
Corry Hospital
Bennett
Columbus
Shi
Hall
Cheney We Co
Toledo
Ohio
Fj, Cheney & CO
Sola
Drugeists
Ioc
Constrtion
Washington
Pithidelphia
Marlinspike
Philadelpia
Ste
Zemo
Miss Johnson
the Ladies Furnishing
Santa Claus Headquarters
Tattoo Weir
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