Hub Men and Boys Clothing Offer Best Dressed in Harrison County
Harrison county shoppers are told the Hub is the county's sole store offering complete suit and haberdashery needs with quality, style, and the lowest prices in America. Men receive guaranteed suits from $7.50 to $18 and Duchess trousers from $1 to $5, while boys and youths get affordable suits, knee pants, and Norfolks for ages 11 to 20, $1.50 to $10. Mothers urged to bring children for value and fit.
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Harrison County
America
Duchess
Laces and Embroideries Offer Wide Selection
Miles of new laces and embroideries in innumerable styles and patterns. The stock ranges from prettiest novelties to staple pieces. Embroideries priced 4c to 50c per yard and laces 3c to 25c per yard.
New Spring Fabrics Arrive in Fashion Marts
Dress and wash goods in a wide color range, including light mixtures for spring suits at 50c per yard and white goods from 10c to 50c per yard. The store offers new fabrics for suits skirts and waists, highlighting planning ease for the upcoming season.
Ribbons and Trimmings Upgrade at Local Store
The shop showcases new ribbons in color and width and introduces medallions and band trimmings. A larger assortment than usual is on display, offering more choices for ornamentation and craft projects.
Men's Furnishings: A Man’s Choice in Style
The advertisement highlights the men's furnishings department with Cluett and Monarch shirts at 1.00 and 1.50, K. and W. shirts, neckwear 25c to 50c, hosiery 10c to 50c, plus underwear, suspenders, collars and cuffs. It emphasizes expert selection and up to date style.
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Cluett
Monarch
We Stick to Our Last for Low Priced Shoes
Shoe department touts reliable brands Selby Shoe Co. W Douglas Flor sheim Crossett Star for all prices. Claims to offer good shoes at low prices and promises customer satisfaction.
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Selby Shoe Co
W. Douglas, Florsheim
Crossett Men’s
Star Brand
Noa ANT AAM omen Carpets and Mattings Advertisement
Beautiful line of carpets with samples to choose from and room measurement service. Also a fine assortment of mattings. Carpets priced 45c to $1.50 per yard and mattings 10c to 85c per yard.
Visitors and Family Travel Mentioned in Louisville Area
Elizabeth and family visits are noted as Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Laduke and children tour Louisville to see Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper. Scot Plue, B. W. Reagan, and Mrs. Reagan with children travel to Louisville and to New Albany for family matters. Dr. and Mrs. Weaver and son Tom spend part of the week in Louisville. The Scales family were called to New Albany for George Scales illness. Mrs. Nellie Scales and daughter Mary return from bedside visit.
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Ottis Laduke
Louisville
John Cooper
Scot Plue
B. W. Reagan
Mancini
Chas. Reagan
George Scales
Nellie Scales
Mary
New Albany
Chamberlain's Has the Preference in Portsmouth Ad
Fred C. Hanrahan a Portsmouth druggist says for six years he sells and recommends Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He notes it is a sure cure and his customers appreciate the recommendation, giving it the preference over others for similar uses. Sold by L. A. Riley & Bon.
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Fred. C. Hanrahan
Portsmouth
Chamberlain
L. A. Riely & Bon
W Keller Co Seeks First-Class Beef Cattle
The W A Keller Co announces a demand for top quality beef cattle. Potential suppliers are urged to contact the firm to arrange delivery and pricing details. Local ranchers are encouraged to inquire for specifications and order terms.
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W. A. Keller Co
Local News Briefs and Social Notices from Ramsey
Samuel Hancock sold a fine horse last week. Elmer Jameson of Crandall visited Al Housel on Sunday. Floyd Davis made a business trip to the Falls Cities Saturday. John Burgess of Moberly visited his daughter Mrs. Al Housel Sunday. Miss Belle Borden of White Cloud visited her sister Mrs. Ada Davis Saturday. The A. B. Sunday School prepares for an Easter entertainment Sunday night. Miss Ann Davis plans a visit to northern state friends. Jim Jake Davis and Lydia Hubbard of New Salisbury married in Corydon Friday.
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Samuel Hancock
Elmer Jameson
Crandall
al Housel
Arvel Martin
Floyd Davis
Falls
John Burgess
Moberly
Belle Borden
White Cloud
Ada Davis
A. B
Ann Davis
Jim Jake Davis
Lydia Hubbard
New Salisbury
Corydon
Joanna Dinkalaker
William Lofton
New Albany
Pauli Wenning
G. R. Durnil
C. A
Eli Wolfe
Jesse Voyles
Mt. Tabor
Ann Ellis
Macle McKinster
Louisville
H.C. Goats
Fredericksburg
California
John Craven
Near
Ramsey
Jacob Evles
Whitsitt
Rheumatic Pains Relieved by Pain Balm
Pontypool Ont postmaster Thomas Stetson reports eight years of rheumatic pain improved by Chamberlain’s Pain Balm last summer. He endorses the liniment for sufferers and notes L A Riley & Son supply it.
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Thos. Stetson
Pontypool
Ont
L. A. Riely & Son
Snyder's Chapel XXI Delayed and Local News
Snyder's Chapel notes a delayed entry and several local items. J H Martin lost a fine horse last week. A J Sappenfield reports a sick horse. Mrs Ed Marshall plans a new house this spring. Frank McCown visits from St Joseph Illinois. Columbus Davis bought a Jersey cow from John Wire. Elmer Marshall and family visit. Mrs Merry Miller Mrs J T Smith and Master Charles Kisler on sick list.
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Ed Marshall
Frank McCown
St. Joseph
Ill
Columbus Davis
John Wire
Elmer Marshall
Merry Miller
J. T. Smith
Charles Kisler
One Touch of Nature Makes the Whole World Kin
A tale of shared joy in discovery and a note that kindness spreads through simple acts. Readers who were helped by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy write to praise the product and encourage others to try it. Remedy sold by L. A. Riley & Son.
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Ben
Chamberlain
L. A. Riely & Son
Skirts and Waists Offerings At Local Store
Nice assortment of ladies skirts in voile panama and cloth in all colors. Panama skirts priced from 5 to 7 dollars. Ready made waists available from 1 to 5 dollars.
Hat prices drop at department store sale
Hat department offers gradual price reduction from $3 to $1 with dollar hats priced at one dollar. Star Brand best quality at $3, good quality at $1. Other brands in same shapes at $1.50. Extra good values on other hats at $1. Large youths' hats selection plus 25c and 50c boys caps.
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Star
Hosiery bargains in spring stock from Topsy Brand
Import orders secured for spring stockings ensure savings of 25 to 40 percent. We carry Topsy Brand Ladies hosiery with laces and fancies from 10 to 50 cents per pair, Misses 10 to 35 cents, Boys bicycle hose 15 cents, plus higher grade options at 25 cents a pair.
Umbrellas Offered At Exceptional Values In New Line
An advertisement promotes umbrellas with rapid turnover due to exceptional value. Covering material praised and a plasing variety of handles available. Prices allow two umbrellas for the price of one, with ladies silk umbrellas in black at 3 and 3 50. Line of black umbrellas ranges from 50c to 3 dollars.
River Falls as Weather Lowers Levels
The river is falling and residents note improving conditions after a period of rising waters. Local updates mention Mrs. Carl Binkley visiting her mother and community members sharing notices of upcoming church services and local moves.
Woman’s ills eased by Mother Gray herbal remedy
Many women praise his remedy for back urinary bladder or kidney trouble. A safe pleasant herb cure said to regulate, available from The Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York. Sample package free by mail 50 cents.
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Mother Gray
Saystralian Leaf
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, N. Xe
Monument sales rush ahead of Decoration Day
Monuments, headstones and markers are highlighted as the largest stock ever in the county before Decoration Day. Now is the time to place orders for May 30. Call at the yard and office or write H. Ginkins & Sons.
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H. Ginkins & Sons
Local notes from Hancock County and surrounding towns
Hancock reports illness and feeble health among residents including Mrs Angeline Ash and Mrs Lydia Perryman while others travel for business or care. A child buried at Mt Tabor. Joshua Routh dies in Green County of consumption. Visits and social calls noted among residents in Orleans Fredericksburg Corydon and Ramsey areas.
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Joshua Routh
Green County
Mesdames Lottie Oaks
Orleans
Ida Arnold
Fredericksburg
J.I. Hoke
Obituary of Augustus Hughes and family ties
Augustus Hughes born October 18 1827 died April 7 1908 at age 80 years 5 months 19 days. Married Almira Rothrock October 21 1852 with 14 children birth 8 living. 39 grandchildren. wife survives. Served in Co D 13 Ind Cal in the Civil War, disabled by disease. Joined Old Rays Chapel then United Brethren Fountain 1892. Funeral by Rev W B Seymour.
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Augustus Hughes
Almira Rothrock
U. S. Army
Co. D
Ind. Cal
Methodist Church
Old Ray’s Chapel
United Brethren Church
Fountain
W. B. Seymour
Still at It in Market for Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs
The note states plans to be in the market with Barred Plymouth Rock eggs at the price of $1.00 per setting of 15 eggs and a farm setting rate of 30 cents per setting. The message is signed jenilett J. G Pramocer.
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Jenilett . J. G
Pramocer
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsement
Spirit Lake Iowa druggist LU Farnham hails Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best remedy for constipation. Trial offers prove agreeable and pleasant in effect with a 25 cent price. Samples free. Sold by L A Riely and Son and W H Keller Co in local listings.
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LU. H. Farnham
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Chamberlain’s
L. A. Riely & Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. P. Trotter & CO
Clothing Department
Shoe Department
Elizabeth
Davis
Snyder
J. H. Martin
A.J. Sappenfield
Hat Department
Carl Binkley
Cecil Trobaugh
Indianapolis
New Bethel
Marshall Pate
Leavenworth
Big Blue River
Hallie Hershman
Evansville
Washington Township
Hancock
XYX
Angeline Ash
Lydia Perryman
W. H. Keller Co
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