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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
5
The Peru Mercantile Company promotes its Boys and Juvenile Department with novelty suits from $1.19 and a broad sale list. It touts linen, linens, bed spreads, rugs, carpets, linoleum, lace curtains, wall paper, draperies, and ready-to-wear goods with heavy discounts and guaranteed underselling against smaller rivals.
Peru Mercantile Co offers money back if wanted on a large assortment of lace curtains including Notingham Irish Point Brussels Battenburg Clancy Ruffled Muslin Zion City Snow Flake and Arabian curtains. Geo. C. Miller & Sons of Peru with Miss Hattie Beall visit Grace Benedict. Community notes on berry box Nailing for strawberries and local visits.
The notice lists church activities at 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 sermon on The Christians relation, 2:30 Junior Union, 6:30 B Y P U, 7:30 music program, and 8:00 sermon On which side are you. Includes store ad for McCarthy's Good Footwear Store in Peru Indiana.
An advertisement proclaims Harve Page Fertilizer and fence products sold cheaper than anyone else at Charters Brown & Co. hardware store, claiming the biggest trade on earth.
Woolley's Own Perry Stofer and wife of Roano visited Charles Kile and family Saturday and Sunday. Earl Steele was the guest of Charles Thompson Saturday night and Sunday. Ora Andrews and family of Peru visit Merritt Murphy and family this week. Verl Andrews and wife of Peru visited A B Andrews Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Caroline Storer visited her daughter Mrs. Charles Kile a few days this week. Mrs. Elizabeth LaDue was guest of Mrs. Dulcenia Thompson Monday. Cheston Long moved to his new home last Friday. Dr. J. W. Newell and family were in Peru Saturday. The Misses Alma and Dora Yoder were guests of the Wright children Sunday. John Cunningham and family of near Erie were guests of B. F. Kinzie and family Sunday. W. P. Swank of North Manchester Marble Works was in Denver Tuesday on business. Prices as low as quality permits at McCarthy's Good Footwear Store Peru. Miss Edith Tracey went to Macy Monday to stay with her uncle for several weeks. Ladies try comfortable house shoes for tired feet only at Store. Miss Hattie Beall was guest of Miss Myrtle Moon Monday night. Kennedy's laxative cough syrup advertised as a pleasant safe cold remedy. Sells by W. L. Piper.
Peru Ind store advertises a wide selection of men’s work shoes at the lowest prices in the county, inviting customers to shop for durable footwear.
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