43 New Styles in Lady Maryland Oxfords Shown
The listing highlights 43 new Lady Maryland Oxfords with six styles showcased below. The text promises anxious anticipation to present the new fashion footwear to readers.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
7
The listing highlights 43 new Lady Maryland Oxfords with six styles showcased below. The text promises anxious anticipation to present the new fashion footwear to readers.
An old style advertisement announces ladies Mary land Gibson tan or patent pumps priced at 3.50. The line lists Tan or Pat options for women footwear with a $3.50 price point.
The article notes that every major department of the national government rents space in Washington, with totals rising yearly. It cites rent figures including 370,123.66 dollars this year and warns Uncle Sam may soon pay around half a million annually for rented buildings in Washington alone.
A conversation depicts the secretaries gatekeeping power with Mr Root locking himself in his office and a visitor noting the long path to access. Eddie Savoy is described as a sturdy, decisive gatekeeper, and the visitor is warned to seek peace with him for access.
An advertisement touts Orrine No 1 and No 2 as secret remedies for drunkenness. It claims long distribution by leading druggists, nationwide endorsement, and a money back guarantee if not cured. Price is one dollar per form, with free treatise mailed on request from The Orrine Co.
The public is invited to see Ben Hur at the Auditorium in South Bend on April 6 7 and 8 with a special matinee on April 8. The production features grand scenic settings and dramatic scenes from the Vale of Hinmon to the Olives fount and the cleansing of leprosy.
A local flood relief page offers 30 subject postal cards for sale at 117 West Lexington Avenue ground floor. The display lists streets affected and price 25 units per set.
The daughter of a well known representative hosted a tenth birthday party at a Washington home. A guest included the daughter of a senator. The cake featured ten candles and the scene recalled later milestones as the young celebrant peered at a crystal pedestal cake ornament.
The state of New York adopts execution by electricity starting January 1, 1889. William Kemmler becomes the first to be executed by this method in August 1900 after a difficult process, marking the first use of the electric chair.
N C Krukanis of 159 Bartlett Street Charlestown Massachusetts writes that a year long hacking cough was cured by Father John’s Medicine. The advertisement claims cures for throat and lung troubles, restores strength, and notes no alcohol or injurious drugs.
An eight room house at Fremont and Lafay ette streets, five minutes from Lake Shore shops, with all conveniences except furnace. Owner plans to leave city and will sell for 2200 dollars. Contact W. D. Dalton, 203 South Main Street. Home phone 759-28.
Pianist William Armstrong offers engagements and services as teacher tuner and repairer at 1109 Cleveland Ave. Also notes a humane society office inquiry for a lost half grown “ollie” flag.
Doctor details a painless extraction service with office and resident phone numbers. An advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure for obstinate coughs and cough remedy with mild laxative effect, guaranteed. The ad notes the genuine product in a yellow package and claims availability from all dealers.
Piano maker Geo. Schatf offers regular tuning visits to town twice each month. Home phone G56 for appointments and inquiries.
Bliss Native Herbs cures diseases arising from liver and kidney inactivity and impure blood. Home phone 1438. Orders delivered. 1085 S. Third street. A. W. VanOrder, Agent. 328
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