Fresh Flannels and Flannelettes on sale
The notice advertises fine quality imported flannels with pretty patterns at four cents per yard and flannelettes in fancy figured effects offered at regular prices, indicating a promotional sale.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1908
Page
5
The notice advertises fine quality imported flannels with pretty patterns at four cents per yard and flannelettes in fancy figured effects offered at regular prices, indicating a promotional sale.
County commissioners Toniel Wyss and Franke inspected the St Marys river site for a planned bridge between Winchester and Le catne sods, agreeing the project is needed and will likely be raised next year. Bert Grad has filed suit against Frank Gladieux for $2000 for injuries from a July 4 runaway incident near Monroey Zuby, alleging horses dragged by a rotten strap caused Deodi to suffer permanent injuries. the suit, heard in higher court, seeks damages and court costs.
Fragmented notice describes Winona home tithers receiving a lap and a Chicago man being selected as president for the coming year. The garbled text mentions names like Tad and Stewart with uncertain roles and dates, reflecting a local society or club update.
In a jumble of phrases a citywide election date is hinted for a local race involving Scottisa Abe and a new stake on the corner. Reports mention university areas, streets, and dates as residents discuss price lines, shares, and living costs while a meeting in September may decide outcomes. A fire or blast incident near a hotel is noted with an explosion at a grain elevator injuring none.
A crowded departmental sale notice lists numerous groceries and goods with prices and discounts. It promotes fall attributions like baking goods and concedes on floor sections for clothing, corsets, house dresses, and men’s work shirts. It highlights floor locations and department names with a dense inventory feel.
The White Fruit House vaudeville bill at Airdome pleases residents with strong attendance despite bad weather. Featuring the dainty Miss Wilson and partner Pere, the act captivates audiences with beauty and cleverness, drawing large crowds at opening shows and promising continued appeal.
A fragmented inventory shows various grocery items including potatoes, sauerkraut, mason jars, honey, peanut butter, ham, bacon, sausage, crackers, poultry feed, and miscellaneous staples. The text resembles a mid century market catalog with scattered prices and product names.
Prominent rescue workers from across the country will address a Sunday mass meeting at the Majestic theater starting 2:20 PM. Speakers include Melvin Trotter Edward Card John Callahan William Bruce and D F K Ware among others detailing rescue work and a home for fallen girls.
Warsaw, Tenn, resident Orlie Shaw known as Boots was arrested after a burglary at Gillan and Douglas market. Officers report he tapped a till, took small change, and attempted to pass a check at Mentone. Shaw was jailed awaiting hearing.
Straw Flats hats priced at 27 ne 1 in Patterson listing a single item sale.
The Tyrfill nmi session of the Eel River Christian conference held at the Eel River church near Pierceton elected officers for the coming year. Huntington, Hiegarth, Tarnes, Folin, and Miller were named in leadership roles, with Rosa Westerv and Darses as trustees.
A fragment notes a birth announcement and souvenir card tradition in Ludlua area society circles. It references Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Flere and a postal card gift linked to printers ink. The piece hints at editorials and local figures like Harvey Pieren and Clinton, with mention of Mr. Pit Wid and a card-matted greeting system.
Now is the time to buy the baby a new Go-Cart with folding models priced from 98 cents to 6.48 dollars. Special values include trunks, hammocks, blankets, and ladies mercerized petticoats at cut prices as part of a fall clearance sale.
Visit our Corset Department and save money on a wide range of items. Post Card Albums, Table Glasses, Croquet Sets, Laundry Soap, Clothes Pins, Pangee Silk, Percale Wrapners, Ladies' Wash Suits, Children's Dress Aprons, Men's Overalls, Galvanized Pails, Tin Buckets, Enamel Pans and Kettles, Bird Cages, Curtain Netting, Lawn Mowers, Window Screens, Screen Doors, Velocipedes, Tricycles, Hand Cars, and sporting goods. Prices highlighted for quick purchase with special clean-up offers.
In Warsaw Indiana on August 20 a local livery stable case hinged on feathers found in a buggy. Lewis Fisher confessed to stealing thirteen chickens from William Flight, citing superstition that thirteen is unlucky. Fisher had previously sold William Pletcher for three dollars.
Caverdale and Arcier Co lists Harrison and Main streets addresses and offers granulated sugar at 544 per dozen, home-grown potatoes at 25 cents per pound, Jersey sweet potatoes at 35 cents per neck, fresh eggs at 18 cents per dozen, and spring chickens from Joe. The ad urges customers to try them on the next order.
Etna Green, Ind. Aug, charged with stealing a new pair of shoes he wore. Joe Messimoary was taken into custody by an officer at Warsaw and confined in Kostensko county jail awaiting a hearing. The alleged theft occurred at the Cole boarding House and involved shoes belonging to a Pennsylvania Railroad employee.
The Bluffton Ind journal reports the Methodist Sunday school organized its annual Detroit excursion today carrying 447 passengers. The trip included a steamer ride to Detroit and a shopping stop noted for a 20 percent discount during a large sale at Patterson-Hioler Co.
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