Line of Ladies' Black Umbrellas Priced at 89c Each
A row of ladies' black umbrellas is offered at 89 cents each, compared with a retail value of $1.25. The sale emphasizes affordable pleated parasols for shoppers seeking budget accessories.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
14
A row of ladies' black umbrellas is offered at 89 cents each, compared with a retail value of $1.25. The sale emphasizes affordable pleated parasols for shoppers seeking budget accessories.
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy conditions with Saturday sunshine mixed with clouds. Winds will be northeast at first shifting to northwest, with cooler high temperatures and a chance of light showers in the northeast portions. Saturated northern areas may see brisk winds and dry, chilly conditions elsewhere.
Bare birth of a son to Deputy Sheriff James Hat tery and wife. Trius Auer family welcomes a terridnned son at 520 Hough street. People’s store alumna Miss Paul Borman joins One Brow Trucking offices. Frank J. Dunnidge, of Louis Leu, named deputy for the bs. 2.0. and city visitors discuss legal lodge. Mort Wayne Auto mobility kicks off season with sixteen machines. Independent telephone men plan to map territory. Rev. Daniel Markley near paralysis at daughter’s home. Fort Wayne pastors and stewards meet to decide on a $12,000 benevolent fund. presiding elder salary $2,200, missionary conventions planned for Sept–Oct.
Fragmentary notice from a periodical describing White Fruit House and Pink Checks. The readable text hints at advertising or promotions and customer payments while promising value and savings. No clear event or person names are legible.
An advertisement promotes bath enjoyment with Turkish bath towels mats straps brushes and sprays. Atlantic Sea Salt is recommended to invigorate baths and Conti Castile Soap is praised as the best soap.
Portland Ind June 1 The Standard Oil companys producing department will drill a well at once on the Pred Say firm in Wayne Township near the city. Other wells planned in Jackson Township and on nearby farms show hopes of prolific output as recent finds near Bryant and across the Lob country boost value and activity in the oil field.
Dayton piano lightly used for a few months priced at 165 dollars. Arguna good a8 men at 175 dollars new. Easy payments with 810 dollars down.
The document outlines a school event with varied musical performances led by Rev Mullikin and music teachers. Acts include Wayne Quartet numbers, Burns Turfiinger, Clyde Weaver, and Eva Connett performances, with Benedict tion and a benediction. The program lists several participants and coordinators including Supt A Felger and Rev Mullikin among others.
An OCR fragment promotes Savings Bank of TriState Loan and Trust Company with the slogan Best of all Banks. The readable portion emphasizes banking services and a clock-themed call to action.
Reported incident in Kew Howe involves an elderly couple assaulted by William Robotek and others. They faced charges of assault and trespass with varying fines and a preliminary examination moved to district court. Police court actions include acquittals and fines for unrelated offenses.
Carotval of Maile in Port Wayne features a window WL show with profit and pleasure themes. Readers are invited to enjoy the entertainment and curious items on display, promising light amusement and local interest through the event.
Wayne Day Goods Co announces a two floor sale with stock in five lots and prices slashed well below first cost. Suits priced 7 to 10 dollars drop to 2.50, 12 to 15 fall to 5, 18 to 22 drop to 7.50, 25 to 30 drop to 10, and 30 to 40 fall to 12.50. The best materials are used with home alterations possible.
Coroner Stults Zesterd records death by own action attributed to drunkenness. The inquest notes indicate the death will be held on Monday at the usual civic venue under local magistrate supervision.
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