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Newspaper
Darlington Herald
Location
Darlington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
6
A dealer showcases a wide assortment of men and boys wear and related gifts. Items include robes, silk ties, handkerchiefs, shaving stands, silk shirts, mufflers, socks, leather toilet kits, boys sport coats, outing gloves, pajamas, dress shirts, umbrellas, night shirts, suspenders, and wool socks with prices ranging from about $1 to $12.50.
Fairly teeming basement Toyland offers gifts for every family member with deep cuts. Paint sets to piano prices, Erector and locomotive sets, dolls, doll furniture, and silk dresses feature heavy discounts. Various toys, clothing, and home items priced down from modest to substantial sums.
A catalog of baby items includes white celluloid toy boxes with nursery emblems and rattle, priced from 1.00 onward. Also offered are pink and blue silk outfits, white and pink trimmed pieces, and knitted Saxony wool sacks and bootees priced from 3.50 down to 1.50.
A list of holiday gift ideas features carpentry items and household essentials such as grinders drills hones razors safety gear and lighting including Coleman lamps lanterns and thermometers plus aluminum molasses and a pitcher's set. The compilation emphasizes practical tools and durable appliances for home improvement and daily use.
Notice is given of a stockholders meeting of the Darlington Athletic Association at the Darlington Library on Tuesday December 19 1922 at 8 o clock p m to elect a seven member board and conduct other business W E Craig president L W Little secretary For Sale one 1918 Ford sedan and one 1920 coupe Darlington Garage New and repair tin work offered by W M Chesterson East Main st
Mr and Mrs Ted Caldwell attended the International stock and grain show in Chicago last week. Mrs Mat Bush visited Colfax with her son Chart Bush and family from Thursday to Sunday. Lloyd and Ruby Wells spent Sunday with grandparents J D Coltrain and wife. L R Deck and wife with Shirl Evans and son Junior attended a cow sale in Lebanon last Wednesday. Marion Bush and family Mat Bush Lew Bush and families spent Sunday in Colfax with Mr and Mrs Henry Heilman. Roy Wells and Claude Coltrain attended Masonic lodge in Colfax last Monday evening.
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