Bargain Sale On Chatlaine Bags Today
Local store advertises Chatlaine Bags with dramatic price drops. All our 25e Chatlaine Bags priced at 19 cents today and Ste Chatlaine Bags at 37 cents, urging shoppers to hurry before stocks vanish.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1903
Page
5
Local store advertises Chatlaine Bags with dramatic price drops. All our 25e Chatlaine Bags priced at 19 cents today and Ste Chatlaine Bags at 37 cents, urging shoppers to hurry before stocks vanish.
Forecasts call for showers in Rhode Island and Michigan areas with mixed winds. Saturday may bring showers in Ohio and southern portions, while Sunday turns warmer with variable to northwesterly breezes. North Michigan trends fair, Lower Michigan split with fair north and showers south.
Dr W P Newman a prominent Valparaiso resident visited the city at the Hotel Randall. James Cunningham and daughters Katheryn and Elizabeth travel to Kalamazoo for a relative’s funeral. Christ’s Lutheran church picnic at Swinney park today promises an all day good time. Rev J N Field attends his mother’s funeral in Arbela Ohio then returns for Sunday services. Dr H A Duending and G Greenawalt operated on Mrs Sophia Hever of Lake Avenue Hope hospital for a tumor. Rev J W Lake, Otterbein trustee in Westerville Ohio, returns from commencement and board meeting. F Bowser, organizer of The Faithful Few band, retires next Sunday due to ill health. Mrs J E Weaver recently moved home after five months ill health from St Joseph’s hospital. Mr Joseph Diener of the waterworks department travels to Chicago for the Derby. H L Geldert sends twenty homing pigeons to St. Jamar Missouri expected Sunday. Bob Alleger of Wells Street not seeking big league teams. replaces an improvised diamond on Harrison Street drawing spectators.
Switt and Co s Pienle hams and Ma awitt Co s medium size ama 4000 pounds rice fresh country butter New Cream Cheese Wisconsin Swiss cheese and Limburger 16 boxes oranges large jumbo lemons Wayne Ginger Snaps 100 dressed chickens Niet Olives large cans Red Salmon premium checks with 50 cent purchase remember we carry the largest line of canned meats cheese fresh and fruits for picnics in the city
An old style ad urges readers to care for their halls and scalp health with shampoos offered by Rodenbeck's at 1004 Calhoun Street Lau Block. The wording emphasizes prevention and proper use for lasting upkeep.
Money to loan at five to six and one half percent interest. Loans secured by mortgage on Fort Wayne real estate. Heaton and Apple law offices, Citizen's Trust Company building. Another machine arrives for Wayne barber shop to support a larger massage backtoe and air compressor for twenty chairs.
Federal agents seek a man or woman who passed two or more counterfeit 83 dollar notes in recent days. Mr Kruse on De Barr street turned in one bill, and Miss Maggie Schinell on South Hanna street brought in another. Deputy Marshal Scott has the notes and expects Secret Service Detective Halls to arrive for investigation.
The Thirty first National Saengerfest ends in St Louis with a fourth concert, drawing over 50,000 visitors. A massive chorus and orchestra filled Liberal Arts Building as the Star Spangled Banner closed the festival with 15,000 audience voices joining in.
Congressman J M Robinson received a telegram yesterday from Blaine Harrison stating the midshipman examination was successfully passed at the Naval Academy. Harrison is a resident of De Kuh county Awburn Indiana, son of Professor Herrison of Utut City.
At the central grocery large spring chickens dressed fat wall chickens dressed fancy strawberries per quart at 1.20 extra large pineapples 12 1 20 and 1se cu ch new wax beans green peas cucumbers ripe tomatoes 48 ximn fancy lemons 25 cents per dozen large sweet oranges 2 be and 35 cents frozen. Freiburger and Michel.
Real estate and personal security loaning offered by COAG PFEIFER. Hamocks and hammocks discounted twenty percent today. Entire stock fresh and new. Visit rooms 6-7 Base Block for the sale near Gov. Bercy and Harrison.
Schraders Wilson, agents, advertise executing and issuing all bond types including probate, judicial, contract, and fidelity bonds. Promising corporate security, no delay, and available services.
L M Beck Jewelry and Kodaks at 911 Calhoun Street offers complete stock of cameras photo supplies and a developing finishing department with experienced staff. Prices stated as reasonable.
The Wabash railroad offers a low rate excursion to Indianapolis on Sunday June 28. Tickets are $1.25 round trip. Special train leaves at 5:00 a.m. and returns from Indianapolis at 10:00 p.m. giving 12 hours in Indianapolis. Plenty of room for all. Everyone invited.
Special notices advertise Wabash Railway excursions with Sunday trips Fort Wayne to Toledo at 7:30 am for 1 dollar round trip and Saturday summer runs to St Louis at five dollars round trip. The promotion invites 36 hours in St Louis to visit the world’s fair grounds and attractions with telephone contact.
Court notes show Abraham and Isaac Weil sue J J Wagle for fifty damages in a breach of contract case before Judge Heaton. Ohio Oil Co files leases on about 4000 acres in Monroe and Jackson townships, adding to eighteen similar leases. Griffith vs Weber settled with judgment taken. Van Tochine divorce case answers cross complaint. Fort Wayne Tractions Co damages jury verdict for defendant costs in Salkley vs Fort Wayne Tractions Co. Swank guardian motions for new trial filed. William H Doubar pleads guilty to larceny and is sentenced to sixty days in jail.
Yard sale listing from Pennell Jewel offering quadruple reels priced at $2.75 and Shakespeare Spool Reels at $9.00. Also a full line of Base Ball Goods from Hauimocks available at bargain prices. Located at the corner of Berry and Harrison.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway will sell excursion tickets at reduced rates to points within 200 miles of the selling station, with return travel allowed until the 6th inclusive. Tickets valid to various points on connecting lines. Details available from agents. June 20-25-20.
On July 4 and 24 excursion tickets to Lake Chautauqua and return will be sold from all points on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway west of Cleveland Ohio at specially low rates. Tickets are good returning for 40 days. For details or a copy of the illustrated Chautauqua Lake book contact ticket agents or A O Smith G P and T A Cleveland Ohio.
Sunday excursions to Jackson Michigan via Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway depart at six every Sunday with many stops. For rates and information contact O W Crapler aged 1820 to 1927 with the July 24 date noted.
Rome City Sunday Trains leave Fort Wayne at 6 30 a m and 8 50 a m. Returning leave Rome City at 7 00 p m. 50 cents round trip. This is the title of a book issued by the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry containing a list of summer hotels farm houses and other boarding places and camping sites located along its line on the south shore of Lake Erie and the St Clair and lake region in southern Michigan and northern Indiana. Copies of this book can be had from ticket agents or by writing to A J Smith GP T A Cleveland Ohio.
Special train from Ft Wayne leaves 6 A M for Columbus arriving noon with return from Cincinnati at 7 30 P M June 21 fare 1 50 includes numerous attractions in Cincinnati for a day of pleasure. J G Winans J A B P Cha Campaign references.
The Wabash plans an excursion from Fort Wayne to Peru and Lafayette next Sunday leaving at 7 15 am. Tickets to Peru are 75 cents and to Lafayette 1.00. Knights of Columbus will hold a large meeting in Peru and Lafayette with a special program at the Ghautauqua Assembly.
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