Paul Withington AR Rested for Petit Larceny
Police arrested Paul Withington after noon yesterday and, under questioning, he confessed to stealing 12 dollars from Mrs Mary V Pearl. Detective Pappert picked him up as he unloaded a truck at Fairfield and Hudson streets and found the money hidden between bricks. He will appear in city court this morning on petit larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi Withington
Tour O'Clork
Pappert
Mary V. Pearl Syrguis Ihinglan
Sky Trucking Company
Withington
Withtyrlen
Belek
Fairfield
Hudisill
Withamston
Citywide weed cut deadline set for June 24
Public notice by Charles Lenz orders all within city limits to cut weeds by June 24 and keep them down thereafter. The memo cites enforcement and fines for noncompliance. Also reports on welfare support for Ed Frerland’s family, local fines for various petty offenses, and a couple of minor traffic incidents with limited injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lenz
Lonx Lay
G. Nipper
Hesmie Heine
Sion
Hort
Henry
Nepleck
Joe Hans
Caveht
AviMken
lWditerin White
Chimes
Charles Dennis Ath Whitley
James O'Brien
Jota Wesley
Doi Blick
Martha Wells
Drumity
Shery Burgess
Piday
Max Andrews
Romey Kields
Tsauml
Meyer Vichman
After Long Tramp Over Golf Links Offers Rheumatism Aid
A fragmented notice promises golf fans relief from sore muscles and joints with a supposed ride down meme and ruby substance. The ad touts a “chain” remedy and claims to dissolve pain and provide refreshing relief, urging readers to try a product named Hitheria Linkment for rheumatism.
Kendalville Poultry Tour Promises Live Stock Insight
Kendallville Indiana report notes a three car cooperative poultry display to be staged on June 26 near Main Street. The first car showcases live stock and housing gear, the second hosts a lecture car seating seventy five, and the third car, under Uncle Sam, covers marketing and farm practice advice led by GL Christe and J M Williams. Local residents, visitors, and farm supporters are invited to attend for demonstrations and expert guidance.
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Sam Buceline
United States Department
Christe
Vardyy
Vnl
Ood
Jelpers
McCarty
J. M. Williams
Tailored Summer Dresses Priced At 12.50 15.00 16.50
New summer tailored dresses offered at three price points 12.50 15.00 and 16.50. The range emphasizes affordable options for warm weather wardrobes.
Tide of Trade Flows Our Way on Saturday
On Saturday shoppers flood in for reasons of style quality and price. The event promises savings and satisfaction in a two fold appeal, drawing crowds eager to see value and choice.
Summer silks and new fashions from leading centers
Complete assortments in Georgette Crepe Chiffon Cloth Chiffon Taffeta Gros de Londres Faille Francaise and Pault de Soie. Black silks and Latins of standard qualities at reasonable prices. Additional shipments of novelty silks echo world designer trends for Model Frocks under latent weaves and colors.
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Gros de Londres
Faille Francaise
Pault de Soie
Petticoats and Silk Slips in Charming New Styles
Silk Petticoats offered in a variety of styles from fluffy and frilly to tailored. Taffeta and tub silks in white maize pearl gray and other shades with extra wide sateen Petticoats featuring deep full flounces in black and colors priced at 1.00 1.25 and 1.50.
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Mary Pickford
Children Fashion Store Offers Complete Wardrobe for Kids
Our Juvenile Department features dresses in sturdy ginghams and white fabrics, natty styles and affordable materials for children up to 14 years. We offer millinery, hats, and caps for baby and miss, all at reduced prices to dress infants from head to toe for health and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Co
The Jap Silk Waist at One Dollar Best Bargain Found
A black and white Jap Silk Waist is priced at one dollar and is touted as the best value for the money in this era. The item is highlighted as a standout option for shoppers seeking affordable luxury.
Choice fabrics and colors for dresses on sale
Printed Voices 40 inches wide in small dainty designs 15c a yard. Woven Stripe Voile 38 inches wide with woven color stripes 25c a yard. Woven Madras in fancy stripes 25c a yard instead of 35c. Embroidered Sousine Silks 50c a yard. New Plaid and Stripe Voiles 29c a yard. Ready to wear before hot weather.
Motor Hoods and Scarfs First Appears in Market
A brief notice highlights the display of motor hoods and scarves in the market area. The item lists indicate vendors offering these goods with potential early-season interest from shoppers and collectors.
Try This to Banish All Rheumatic Pains
A bold claim offers a remedy named Rhewna or Rhenma that supposedly ends rheumatic pain in days. The ad promises rapid relief by neutralizing toxins and reports a harmless, certain cure. It urges immediate purchase from Meser Hres, Go, with a money back assurance.
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Joyfal Ptet Lyon
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Heedin
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Opel
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Jim
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George Wallen Vo LaMaster
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Freealasy
Purdie
Dean Intel Lowy
Tiree Poultry
Cam Whien
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Opera House
Schumann Vs. Wagner
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Pretty Styles
Our Juvenile Department
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