Little Ads Point to Bargains Daily
Small classified hints promise daily bargains and reader tips as a recurring column notes where to look for good deals and savings.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
7
Small classified hints promise daily bargains and reader tips as a recurring column notes where to look for good deals and savings.
A local shop advertises bicycles and supplies with tires highlighted as a specialty. Homer Brown invites customers to the N Main Street address to find affordable options for the year.
Knevels' book store advertises bicycles for sale and free sewing machines, along with cheap wallpaper. The notice promotes a range of goods under one local shop.
Readable note urges readers to buy rubber hose and garden seeds from J Lehman located opposite the First National Bank. It blends shop services with household supplies in a small town setting.
Frid ay and Saturday specials list assorted meats including pot roast rib roast sirloin steak short steak venloo loin pork roast pork chops fresh pork shoulders and sugar cured hams bacon and sausages. The scan shows a broad catalog of meats with varied names and potential OCR errors but clearly advertises week end sale items at the address 520 South Main.
The automotive column promotes electric cars as superior for country jaunts, claiming they are readable, easy to operate, and refined compared to steam or gasoline vehicles. Brice H. Reid Co. at 211 South Main Street is highlighted for demonstrations.
Fragmented ad copy mentions Golden Star Specialties and Spicer's at 125 N Main, with references to peanut butter and home made products. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
Local butcher shop N. Syman Brothers offers a selection of good foods for the table including dainty chops cutlets and a prime roast at their store located at 129 North Mialin.
Hardware and sporting goods store Turnock & Sons advertises bicycles sold on a dollar-a-week plan making the best machines on the market affordable. The notice emphasizes easy terms and wide selection to attract customers.
Local merchants promote gas stoves as a time saver for the season. Dettling & Son advertises Jixcelient stock to choose from at reasonable prices. Dettling & Son, 520 5.
Advertisement from Hickory Street Drug Store by J. Finehont touts Nyle's Face Cream for 25 cents and offers a refund if the claim about price or quality is not correct, inviting customers to try at the store's expense.
W C Davis at 11 S Main advertises essential watch and clock repairs with prompt service and careful workmanship. The notice highlights repair capability and customer care in a local business context.
Local listing promotes organs for sale with prices from $10.00 to $40.00 and very easy payments. Wilburn Templin Music Co. stands as the seller.
The page advertises bedding stoves and furniture from Co A Fishley at 127 N Main and Buehler Bros at 520 So Mam promoting meat trade and easy terms. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims quick uplift with one package making over one hundred cups at druggists 35c Houseworth Bros.
Real estate sales pitch promises easy payments and urges buyers to choose Wolf's Fifth Addition for better location and explained advantages before purchasing. The notice emphasizes not deceiving buyers and stresses selling terms.
Real estate notices urge selling more residences at right prices. Agents Carpenter and Zook advertise lots in Wolfs Fifth Addition Garden Park with one dollar down and one dollar a month. Listings promise proximity to the car line, factory district and city improvements with simple terms.
Real estate notice promotes Wolfs Fifth Addition with low down payments and walking distance to Big Shops, Sidway Factory, Rubber Vforks, and Round House. Highlights $4000 spent on sidewalks and Norway Maple shade trees to improve the development as prices remain favorable.
For sale a 100xS06 feet lot three blocks from Main Street car line. High dry frontage on a pleasant street with garden land. Asking price 500 dollars. Payment terms: ten dollars cash and five dollars monthly. Address: f. M. test, 115 W. Lexington Ave.
Commander Julius A. Pratt writes that two months of Foley Kidney Pills relieved his backache and kidney pain, and he now recommends them to friends and comrades. Sold by all druggists.
If you have time to exercise regularly Dean's Regulats will prevent constipation. They induce a mild easy healthful action of the bowels without griping. Ask your druggist for them. 25 cents.
An advertisement describes the business room of Simpson Abstracts on the corner of Main street and Lexington avenue as among the finest locations in the city for retail business. It also promotes Nollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a purely vegetable remedy for sleeplessness and related nervous issues, claiming no poisons and guaranteed help.
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a national cure for dyspepsia. The remedy claims to strengthen stomach membranes promote digestive juice flow purify the blood and build up the body.
Property on five acres at the northeast corner of Lake Shore and Indiana avenues offers a good land parcel with a new house and barn, scenic river frontage. Seller will sell or exchange for a suitable residence in the western part of the city.
Lots in Garfield Park 50 by 132 feet for 50 dollars one dollar cash and one dollar a month. Hazel Park lots 60 by 180 feet for 75 dollars with one dollar down and two dollars a month. Also a large slate roof house arranged for two families near Harrison and Third Street with modern conveniences. Doom's Ointment and Dom's Regu lars advertised for eczema and constipation relief.
A collection of classified sale notices lists vacant lot on W Crawford St priced at 950 dollars and a six room house on North Michigan St priced at 1850 dollars, plus various items for sale such as brooder systems and a delivery wagon. The page also includes a detailed eastbound train timetable with multiple daily departures and staff credits for supervision.
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