18 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1901
Page
1
Christmas coats for boys sized from six to sixteen with features like slash pockets turn back cuffs and velvet collars. Available in olive green brown and grey mixtures with and without yokes priced at 3 3 75 and 5 dollars.
Special Christmas Offering in sizes to 14 years features all wool gray Oxford cloth at $2. Boys' suits in all colors styles and qualities priced at $1.50 and higher.
Warm stocking caps for men and boys offered in cloth and plush jerseys in tan blue black oxford green and more. Prices range from 50 cents to 1 dollar 50 cents for men and 50 cents for boys. Men’s caps come in multiple colors while a grand assortment for children protects against Jack Frost.
An advertisement offering suspenders in boxes at 50 cents. Silk web suspenders with plain and fancy colors and metal fixings priced at 50 cents. Fine silk weave suspenders with sterling silver and gold mountings in a handsome box for one dollar. Sturdy work day suspenders offered at 25 cents.
The ad offers smoking jackets in $5, $7.50, and $8.50 lines. It highlights blue and brown tricots, gray twill, two tones, and the Sheppard Plaids as desirable. It notes the $5 line matches dealers' $7.50 quality and compares olive and oxford shades to regular $10 garments.
The item is praised as an excellent Christmas present available in boxed form. It appeals to every man who desires one, whether received or not, with price points listed at 25c 50c 1 and 1.£9.
Prof Ren F Peters, famed vocalist, will visit Corydon late this week to organize a large vocal class. He needs no introduction to readers and will require strong support. Also announced is a display of holiday goods with new novel ties and suitable presents available at fairs, as stated by Wm Heckelman.
Notice to Corydon Lodge No 79 K of P members of a meeting at the lodge hall on Thursday evening December 26 1901 to elect one trustee for three years J H Friedley K of RL S signed by secretary notice and date stated
The store promotes a complete line of new footwear for men ladies and misses. It lists brands W. J. Douglass Drew Selby Co. and Hamilton Brown Shoe Co. and notes broken sizes in lots sold at less than manufacturer prices to close out.
Delegation led by David S. Stoker Bufford Watson and Jo Long sued Hechinger & Co in Cincinnati claiming a large cold storage fruit swindle. Several hundred barrels valued at around four dollars each were seized and pledged to cover bills. Trial set for next Monday as locals vow to protect growers and deter thieves. Our holiday toy stock is now ready for quick sales.
Local ads push readers to try new offers this week claiming significant savings. They promise practical tips and exclusive deals from trusted businesses to entice shopper engagement and support community commerce.
An urgent notice reports unloading the eleventh car of mill feed at $1.10 per hundred pounds with a warning that the price will soon rise to $1.25, the highest yet known, as Red Mikl advertises.
Mrs S K Jones returns from church work trip to Shoals Vincennes Salem and other points. Wm Heckelman New Middletown sells wool dress goods and trimmings. Arthur W Coleman Jeffersonville clerk arrested for robbing the mails. Corydon Bakery selling Christmas candies and nuts. Richard Croker and New York politicians guests at French Lick Springs. M Miller selling Christmas candies and fruits. John M Muckard’s pension increased to 334 a month.
One new up to date go-cart and a 1901 Model Columbian bicycle with new tires for sale. Seller G. M. Jett at Marg. Wolfe's location offers both items at a bargain.
Dick Duffin of English is circulating among Corydon friends as a candidate for district chairman ahead of the Democratic meeting in New Albany on January 2. He is described as a hustler with the energy and qualifications needed for the post.
A local advertisement page highlights fur and muff gifts from The Hub and a line of domestic goods. Oak Grove church plans a Christmas tree and event with 10 cent admission for those over ten. Mt Solomon Lutheran church announces sermons on Sunday and Christmas day at 10 30 am. James A Harbison of Franklin township is mentioned as a candidate for Auditor.
Mrs W T Zenor visits friends in New Albany. Pictures for sale at S M Mik ler’s. Decll 2w.
The Navy Department would deem Admiral Schley disgraced for not following instructions, despite the famed victory at Santiago being the greatest sea fight. A separate note promotes holiday goods at low prices from The Hs. Co. P. Trotter & Co. Featuring Xmas items, sterling silver novelties, toys, chairs, baskets, clocks, candlesticks, bisque ornaments, wedgewood, and vases.
Mrs Clara Stevens of Blue Birch ownership died suddenly after returning from Depauw where she shopped. She felt unwell, took medicine home, ate a hearty supper, lay down, and was dead within minutes. She leaves her husband Frank Stevens and several children.
Local holiday display touts general excellence and great variety with very reasonable prices. Patronage highlights WM. Heckelman at Dewey and Schley as heroes of the U S Navy, while critics trouble the scene. Dolls for sale from 1 cent upward offered by The Hus C P Trotter & Co.
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