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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1902
Page
4
A list of holiday merchandise including neckwear gloves collars embroidery and dresses. Also featured are cloaks jackets skirts holiday capes children’s items bath robes blankets pillows linens and baby clothing.
Auction style ad lists deep discounts on fur items including coats capes collars and stoles. It promotes ahead ordering with emphasis on quality and low prices for items such as seals lynx martin astrakhan and beaver furs in various styles and lengths.
Central regions expect wintry mix and snow with colder conditions on Thursday. Friday brings fair skies and brisk winds from the northeast. Temperatures remain chilly with snow or rain likely in southern portions and renewed northwest gusts by the weekend.
Disjointed items report a councilman visit and a city hall meeting this afternoon. Also noted are a factory sale, reformatory bond filing, medical society officers, canal banquet plans, and Calvary Brethren church Young People Society officer elections.
Trade note listing diverse goods with prices including butter eggs maple syrup corn yeast and canned meats. Mentions White Fruit House and White Pruit House sale display advertising.
An advertisement for the New Style Victor Talking Machine praises its sound as unsurpassed and urges buyers to choose Victor. It lists Theron Conklin at 1122 Calhoun Street opposite Cathedral as the contact for models priced from 15 to 50 dollars.
A dubious ad from Rundell Proprietary Co promises free samples of Rundell's Rheumatic Cure to prove it treats severe rheumatism. To qualify the patient must be bedridden, unable to leave the house, and the offer lasts one week with office hours 1 to 7 p.m. at 419 E Butler street.
HORSES WINTERED We are prepared to winter horses. Call telephone No. 18 or 1216. ROCKIULL BROS. Are arriving daily. L. 4. BECK, Jeweler, Cor. Calhoun and Washington Sts. YOUR CHRISTMAS FIX-UP Should be the best in the land, and if you Ret ib at Ue Wayne it will . The best toilets, the best massage. Ten First Class Tarbes, beh serenee wat 2710 p.m. Dee.1Sthand , PESSES ote va. Dee Leith, had lots good to resury Mon iabaye
The page reports unresolved questions about Miss Han uah Niehoff's death in the Philippines and potential burial arrangements, with government investigations pending. It also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a winter stock item and includes unrelated local advertisements and notices.
Ilniod Bugar and Q Sugar show low prices while Best Brone Sugar and Lion Coffee are listed at small figures. Local ad lists Gilden Rio and Our Special Roast Coffee, plus Fancy Michigan Potatoes and Japan Rice with modest per unit costs. Pearl Rice also appears. Sale context is a West Warn e Street grocery display.
Our Mr Straus will be at the office of Jano C Heller Abstractor at Fort Warne Inn on Tuesday each week from 8 to 6 sell on time buy farms for cash write for catalogue of farms and particulars to Straus Brothers & Co Ligonier Ind
Vesey and Heaton offer loans at 5 percent interest to secure mortgages on improved Fort Wayne real estate. Minimum loan amount is 1009 dollars. Office location at corner of Fourth and Berry Avenues.
A fragment notes perfumes and brand mentions such as Thaies' Ve bigant and Roser & Gallet with references to local shops. It includes scattered ad-like phrases and partial product mentions such as M13, Calhoun, and Lay Llock, indicating a small classified or promotional listing from a neighborhood page.
Money to loan at 4s per cent interest offered by Keyline & Co. located at 19 Court Street.
Thousands visit the Wollt otbing Store as Mill and Factory sale chatter drives turnout. December prompts countrywide winter stock cleanouts with inventory looming. Wolffs buys high grade clothing and furnishings for spot cash, displaying enterprise and sparking aggressive bargain deals in a large Italy store.
Cab by the day or trip offered for any part of the city with heaters in cabs. Phone numbers 978 and 688 advertised through Ohneck Cafe and GH. Also notice of a Gilé Books sale at Saal's Book Store, 926 Calhoun Street.
Real estate dealers advertise to buy farm lands in northern Indiana offering cash deals and trade options. One member will be at Dreibelbiss' abstract office Saturdays. Also, Third Presbyterian Church ladies plan a sale of fancy and useful articles and a church supper on Friday at Harrison and Turner streets.
$2.90 fare to Chicago offered by Pennsylvania Lines for a round trip departing next Saturday December 12 with return through December 15. Tickets available from John E. Re, ticket agent, Port Wayne.
Fort Wayne fur dealer promotes premium attire from R. Klein featuring Alaska Sealskin Jackets from 250 dollars and coats from 275 dollars. Long seal trimmed garments priced 1 250 to 1 500 dollars. sleeting jackets 45 to 75 dollars. Hudson Bay otter or beaver pieces 150 dollars and up. Gentlemen fur lined coats 35 to 1000 dollars plus scarfs and neckwear.
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