Charming Waists of Net Sik and Lace Styles
A wide range of prices showcases charming waists featuring net, silk, and lace designs with trimming details.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1908
Page
7
A wide range of prices showcases charming waists featuring net, silk, and lace designs with trimming details.
The readable fragments describe planned excursions and a federal mining matter in April. Mentions include a Paley Improvement company, Junior Dall, and Mr Whitear. Several names and locations are garbled, leaving unclear details and outcomes.
White Frat House advertises a large spring sale with low prices on flour per barrel, canned goods and various groceries. It highlights specials on gloves, baby items, shoes, spring garments and hats, plus farm supplies, paints, brushes and home tools. Special week reduction sale promises new spring garments and hats, and farm dealups.
An OCR fragment discusses pure soap and cleaning cloths noting white, pure, and costly cloth care. It mentions quick work on cloth, plain white laundry, and scrubbing methods with emphasis on cleanliness and quality.
A man named Theoss T. Purrington, jailed on a Dygert store robbery last fall, escaped from prison and was found with concealed tools. Police say he is a likely bad man, facing a grind larceny charge in police court. Small robberies were reported, including a drugstore gum machine theft and a fruit car break in, with no loss.
Mrs George Kensill formerly of this place died at her Philadelphia home on Saturday evening aged 75. She was widow of George Kensill who died ten years ago and worked for the Pennsylvania Company. Survived by sons George and John Kensill and daughter Miss Antia Kensill. George Kensill went to Philadelphia a week ago after learning of his mothers death. Funeral to be held this afternoon.
George Moore of Grimesland North Carolina credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after nearly reaching the jumping off place. He says improvement began with the first bottle and after a dozen bottles he was well and happy again. The remedy is advertised for coughs colds and weak sore lungs and prevention of pneumonia, priced 60 cents and 1.00 at Dreier Brothers. Trial bottle free.
A notice states an important Bartenders' union meeting will be held this evening and urges all members to attend. The message emphasizes the event and member participation.
B. Lopez of Manilla New York says he and others have used Kucklen’s Arnica Salve to ease pain and save money. He reports the salve heals burns sores ulcers fever sores and piles and claims it is the best healing salve he has found. Available at Dreier Brothers druggists for 25 cents.
A carload of New York Estate apples priced at 75 cents per bushel arrives at S Bush & Company. Union meeting planned for this evening. attendance urged.
Winona Lake April 13. The schedule of Winona academy for this season lists eight games with opponents including Warsaw Elkhart Columbia City South Bend and Watash College. Home and away dates are given and reflect a busy spring schedule for the academy. The city notes a surplus of house renters who read the To Rent ads daily.
Police court proceedings show several drunk and disorderly cases with fines and costs. Individuals named include John Gill Thomas AMeQutts Donahue Edware Adan and Olene Bowser, plus a charge of assault and battery involving Huss Slater and possible grand larceny in a separate robbery case. Continuous cases were continued or postponed pending further action.
A bear parade near Dittoe grocery on West Jerry Street startled horses as bears performed shakily. One bear lunged and a wagon nearly tipped, deterring a bigger crash as bystanders intervened and wheels interlinked with another wagon toppled. The incident disrupted the parade and caused minor pandemonium among onlookers.
The funeral for Mrs Ophelia Elizabeth Beaston of Roy Hunavenns will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o clock from the residence with Rev Theo F. Y. Hatin officiating. She is survived by her husband Willard Bouston a father William Drneen a sister Misk Joa Dowson and brothers Walter Chester and Paul Dosyson.
Direct receivers from Lake Drie offer Holy Week fish and home grown produce. Perch and pickerel dressed, with onions carrots and cabbage, alongside bulbs seeds tools and small garden items. Includes Shamrock Coffee, garden hoes, ladders, pans and canners.
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