Little Ads That Tell Where Bargains May Be Had
A daily column highlights local bargains and bargain spots for readers. It points shoppers to everyday specials and stores offering good value while inviting continued attention to future postings.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
10
A daily column highlights local bargains and bargain spots for readers. It points shoppers to everyday specials and stores offering good value while inviting continued attention to future postings.
Bicycle tires sundries and repair service offered at Homer Brown located at 1106 North Main Street opposite the post office in town.
Knevels advertises bicycles for buyers before purchase. Free sewing machines are offered with sale. Cheap wallpaper is advertised at Knevels book store.
Notice urges timely graduation exercises and June weddings arrival of presents. Advertises a large line of cut glass at reasonable prices. Located opposite the First National Bank.
A local bargain meat market Kuehler Bros. at 520 S. Main emphasizes selling meats only and offering significantly lower prices than competitors to attract customers.
Hot weather sale for an electric fold iron. Brice H. Reid Co. at 211 South Main advertises a special rate of $2.95 and invites customers to view the item.
Fresh roasted coffees and peanut butter featured at Spicers located at 125 North Main Street. Tea varieties also available. Local shop promotes homemade peanut products and specialty beverages for residents.
Local butcher shop Eyman Bros at 129 North Main promotes a range of goods for table pleasure. Dainty chops cutlets and prime roasts are featured as reliable staples for gatherings and meals.
An advertisement for Turneck & Sons promotes selling bicycles on a dollar-a-week plan. It promises easy terms and access to the best machines on the market.
Gas stoves save steps during this season and homeowners will appreciate the convenience. Dettling & Son stock on 526 S Main Street presents excellent options at fair prices.
The best bargain in town is a large glycerine cake of soap at Pinehout’s Drug Store located at Main and Hickory street, priced at 5 cents.
An advert from W. C. Davis offers careful and prompt repair of fine watches and clocks at 311 South Main, highlighting skilled service and reliability for timepieces.
Wilbur Templin Music Co offers newly listed pianos priced at 198 dollars with full guarantee and very easy payments.
If you have any furniture you wish to dispose of let us know and our representative will call. Highest prices paid. C A Fishley, 127 N Main St. Home Phone 695.
An advertisement extols Bur dock Blood Bitters as a universal remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims to drive out impurities, tone the stomach, restore digestion, and aid in achieving normal weight and health.
Itching bleeding protruding or blind piles yield to Dean's Ointment. Chronic cases soon relieved, finally cured. Druggists all sell it.
Minn writer claims her father praises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for headaches and stomach trouble after a year of use. Houseworth Bros.
Dean's advert promotes Regulars as a constipation cure without griping nausea or weakening effects. Consumers are urged to ask their druggist, with a price of 25 cents per box.
Real estate ad urges buyers not to pay unless convinced of Wolf's Fifth Addition advantages. Offers easy payments and emphasizes better location than competing lots to buy.
One of the best located properties on Morton avenue eight rooms and bath room gas and electric lights call at once 1623 Morton Ave to AT Diamond Lake or Stone Lake Cassopolis Mich Cottages and vacant lots Easy to reach Rare bargains Write today f j Bresnahan Cassopolis Mich
W D Dalton of 203 S Main St issues a real estate notice for Home 759 tf.
The listing highlights low priced lots between Lexington avenue bridge and Vine street and best bargains in McNaughton Park from 50 to 350 dollars with 82 cents per month no interest or tax. It notes a 47 feet east front on Morton avenue with fruit and improvements in the street. Hustin Arnold & Co over Wall's Pharmacy. 15.
A local real estate roundup lists multiple properties on Pleasant Plain avenue and nearby streets with prices from 300 to 3500 dollars. D M Best, 115 Lexington Ave, handles sales including a six room Northeast Hikhart home and near-new residences on North Main and Lexington avenues. Also notices scattered for rentals, sale of a delivery wagon, engine and drums, and general classified ads plus local trains timetable.
Indiana listing near Prairie street offers a six room house with furnace gas for cooking and lighting. It includes a splendid alley lot measuring 53 by 165 feet and is priced at 1600 dollars. D M Best is the contact.
An Indiana avenue residence described as a splendid new home offers for sale at 2200 dollars within a block of Prairie street. The ad also promotes Dr. Thomas Electric Oil claiming it relieves pain from any cause.
Elkhart resident Margaret Myers of 123 Garfield Avenue recounts years of kidney troubles and back pain eased by Doan’s Kidney Pills from Houseworth Bros. Drug Store. She credits Doan’s with better rest and reduced pain. Sold by dealers nationwide. Foster-M-Milburn Co. Newark NY agents.
Neosha Falls Kansas resident Mrs J Morgan declares she would not take five hundred dollars to return to her former state after fifteen years of chronic indigestion. She credits Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pep sin as the herb laxative remedy that cured her last winter. The product is guaranteed to work and sold by Houseworth Bros at 50 cents and one dollar a bottle.
Mr. E. Weakley of Kokomo Indiana reports severe backache relief after taking Foley Kidney Pills. He states his kidneys grew stronger and bladder pain ceased. The ad notes a yellow package and availability at all druggists with home delivery for 10 cents weekly.
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