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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1900
Page
7
Fine teeth mean fine looks and health says Dr Malister at 74 Calhoun Street. Come now before winter pain starts. Hours 8 to 6 and evenings. Phone 20. Emergency care promises low expense.
Mr H W Tenbrook transacted business yesterday in Auborn. A diphtheria case is reported in William Schmidt's family. Several residents including Will Qoalter Arcol and Frank Ulich Columbia City were in town yesterday. Miss Nettie Rice of Troy Steam Laundry is seriously ill at home. Tickets issued for a grand charity ball December 27 at Wayne club to benefit Alten county orphans home.
White Fruit House promotes fresh vegetables fruits and seafood for Saturday morning specials. Listings include hot house lettuce celery cranberries spinach beets onions tomatoes grapes oranges lemons and fresh seafood with prices per quart dozen peck and half units. Locals are advised to visit for a selection of Groceries and poultry.
Three youths Prud Hilker of Joba street and Siygon Knaps of Gaystron street were arrested by Petertive Cal ng and await processing at the police station. Mayor Sherer and the fire department vow strict action as officials consider harsher measures. The article also notes a separate case of Charles Taylor, Monroe township farmer, facing tax-related charges to be heard before Justice Bullermann.
A local ad urges a purchase of a piano, praising Jacobs Music Store proprietor Mr Jacobs for years in the business and listing top piano brands. The message notes Christmas timing as ideal for family needs and promotes Calhoun Street GRAPE FRUIT and fruits, vegetables, oysters, and smoked meats at Great Grocery Co Bush Block with phone numbers.
All meat on hand at Herman Strodel 92 West Jefferson Street features beef steak roast and ribs with pork chops and neck bones also listed. Sugar Cure and Racco items appear. telephone number 145 Main referenced alongside Ayrents hot chocolates and hand whipped cream.
Immense stocks of holiday goods including underwear stockings gloves mitts and umbrellas await shoppers at James N. Kane 24 Calhoun Street in Bolls Alabama as the store invites crowds before Christmas.
Saturday sale at Wayne Dry Goods on Calhoun Street features a cut in prices across fur items including scarfs boas collars and storm collars. Inventory marks from $1 to $35 MUFTS CAPES Electric and NEAR Seal jackets offered at bargain levels to clear season stock standards.
Boiling meat four cents per pound to, roast beef and veal sold by the ounce, pork chops two to three cents, best hams and false hams priced low. Home made mince meat and fresh butter crackers offered. Lion and MAXX coffee four cents, high grade butterine eighteen cents, Hovey drip syrup in quarts and buckets at thirty cents per gallon.
Special sale runs Saturday through Monday offering 180 rounds of fine chocolates at regular price with special discount. Located at 18 West Berry Street, the Aure ntz storefront advertises this limited time event with bold pricing and emphasis on chocolate variety.
The First Spiritual Society holds Sunday services in the Elektron building on East Berry Street during December. Lyceum at 9 a.m., and meetings at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Mrs. Clayman of Louisville leads December activities. Elevator access. admission 49 cents.
Lam from Indianapolis invites men to join the Improved Order of K P B. A meeting is set for tonight at o clock in Conrad Bauss hall 4 West Main Street. Carl Kofahl signs as organizer requesting interested men attend.
A compact ad promotes a 230 foot wide store at Tree Sint block on Berry and Clinton avenues. It highlights PEEVEER Bass Block and A. C. Aurenta's popcorn counters, claiming freshly made popcorn daily for customers.
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