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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
6
Fabrics Pure Linen showcased as a heavier summer fabric for sheet gowns and tub suits in white and colors. White Linen yard wide offered at 25 40 50 60 75 cents. Linen Sheeting 90 inches wide priced at 1.00 1.10 1.25 1.38 dollars. Colored Linens in light blue pink brown and natural color at 50 cents. Striped Linens with white crate Auer hatf ling stripes in colors yard wide 56.
A full line of this desired fabric in popular colorings white cream black Copenhagen Reseda tan and brown priced at 2 shillings per yard.
Readable fragments show GEO and firm names with assorted street addresses including Broadway and Calhoun. Mention appears of Albers Smever and Zimmerman at various Broadway and Magmee avenues along with 2 Main St and Wells Street listings.
The world owes you prosperity, and a useful act could place you in a position to collect the debt through a classified ad.
Fort Wayne and nearby residents appear in an assortment of notices. illness recovery hospital visits travel to New York and Detroit for family matters, permit for remodeling a store, and a $5,000 improvement at 205 East Columbia Street. The article mentions the Associated Charities report, a drugs firm trip to New York, and a city water plant turbine installation set for July testing. It also covers club meetings, a drill exhibition, and a Plymouth Congregational church officers’ elections.
Ad for AGANT THE FRUIT HOUSE BULLETIN urges shoppers to compare prices and buy extra fine potatoes lettuce ham sugar and crackers at low rates. Promises to pick bargains for each customer and highlights chocolate creams and fancy chocolates. Visit 2D and 1D floors for deals and premium values at White Fruit House.
The notorious burglar Johnson testified in a Salvation Army money theft case, claiming how he came by the funds as police wrestled with contradictions. He was remanded and photographed, with other defendants including Walker, Moss, and Skelton facing various charges as judges set fines and suspended sentences.
Next Monday the Robison Park Theatre season opens with Herald Square Opera Company in four act comic operas. The troupe, famed on tour, presents its annual fun feature A Trip to India, a musical mixup in two whirls of merriment. The program includes Trocadero quartets and noted musical comedy names, with picturesque scenery and seven-piece orchestra.
For sale an eight room modern house with bath and furnace at 132 pounds. Woodland Avenue price bargain. Inquiries may be directed to DeWald Homestead or William Goodfellow at telephone 6190. Also mention of Reed-Alen Realty company executive Mr WL Gregg Davis leaving the city in a private Pullman car with a party of 34 en route to the Panhandle of Texas. Black soil for sale.
Elmer H. Hansen fled a debt suit where Harry F. Kibbets is defendant. Plaintiff claims $261.37 due for goods sold and house rent unpaid, seeking judgment for the full amount in Auburn Circuit Court.
AUBERN Ind June report says William Cherlin of Bliter visited Auburn to seek a cannaes to sell in his home city. The remonstrance filed from Butler shows many support a plan to permit cannons amid disputed water rights. Fred Niles petitions for a hearing on June 13. A woman's judgment on values influences use of her husband’s earrings amid local ads.
A brief ad notes June as a month when drug store items are handy. Borax and ammonia are for cleaning, gum camphor and moth balls protect furs and woolens. Disinfectants curb germs, foot discomfort relieved, antiseptic and deodorizing properties kept feet cool. 25c a package. Three Drug Stores.
The Rev Father John F L Noll of Hartford City a leading diocesan clergyman will mark the tenth anniversary of his ordination this week He will celebrate a high mass at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Friday morning at 8 30 oclock Born locally he studied in the town schools and was ordained in the cathedral by the late Bishop Radya macher
The board of trustees of the Indiana School for Wpeeble-Minded Youth will receive bids for regular monthly supplies on Friday June 12 1908. A complete list with specifications is in the lobby of the Old National Bank Fort Wayne Ind. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. B Garrold Superintendent
Auburn Indiana city council in regular session appointed Dr Fitch to the school board. Retiring member Mr McIntyre served six years with distinction and pushed school improvements. Current board members include Dr F M Hines Thomas Sprott and Dr D W Fitel.
An old advertisement promotes IDEAL GAS RANGES as life extending and safe. It claims no kindling, no ashes, and no dust, touts convenience over coal or wood, and positions gas ranges as affordable. Emphasizes reliability and inexpensive warmth with upcoming warm weather.
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