Rurode Dry Goods Company Offers Unusual Cool Comforts
The Rurode Dry Goods Company presents bargains on items to keep you cool and comfortable. Shoppers will find a range of needed cool goods at satisfying prices designed to help beat the heat.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1909
Page
8
The Rurode Dry Goods Company presents bargains on items to keep you cool and comfortable. Shoppers will find a range of needed cool goods at satisfying prices designed to help beat the heat.
There are many saving chances in summer goods as they must be closed out. Printed lawns at 9c a yard and batistes at 9c. Foulards and dimities 15c to 25c a yard. Plain and dotted Swiss mousselines 25c value. Early fall gowns offered at 39c and 50c.
The store announces closing out all hammocks at one fourth lower than regular low prices with excellent qualities and patterns available for customers to choose from.
Clearance prices rule our suit room with summer suits waists and skirts offered at wonderful low prices to close out.
A stock nearly complete as season's start offers Swiss ribbed vests at 10c 12 44c 15c 25c and 50c, plus combination suits priced at 50c 75c and 1.00.
Advertises Daggett Ramsdell cold cream soap at 50 cents with every 75 cent jar, along with a 25 cent cake. Also promotes Bico Bath Powder and Bico Talcum Powder at a combined price of 19 and a half cents, offering 50 cent value for 19 cents.
Flint resident Mrs. A C Johnson claims a 36 year old goose named Baby is the oldest in the United States. The bird hatched in April 1873 after being found in snow by the owner and has since become a neighborhood favorite. Tax ferrets in Noble county have collected about $40,000 in sequestered taxes for the county treasury, earning a one third commission.
The piece urges Fort Wayne residents to rely on personal effort for civic progress rather than reliance on others or philanthropy. It praises the middle class as the city’s strength and argues true advancement comes from widespread self-reliant action, not millionaire donations, despite the costs and labor required. It ends with a report of a bank box looting tied to the Wakarusa post office theft, noting $250 in stamps missing.
Orville Wright carried Lt. Benjamin Foulois over a ten mile route from Fort Myer to Alexandria and back at more than 42 mph. The flight demonstrated the aeroplane’s wartime potential, with Wright noting altitude adjustments affected speed. General Allen confirmed government acceptance and plans for an aerial training field near Washington.
The People's Trust and Savings company opened its new Calhoun street home with a public reception. Visitors toured the modern, elegant banking quarters lit by electric lighting, appreciating the building's convenience and refined woodwork throughout.
Count Zeppelin piloted the airship Zeppeli n II from Friedrichshafen to Frankfort about 220 miles at 21 mph. Strong head winds slowed progress at times. Crowds of 100000 cheered as the craft circled the city and landed in a wire enclosure guarded by infantry while artillery saluted.
Ulm in Wuertemberg reports the Zeppelin air ship crossed overhead at 5 19 am after a 56 mile run in one hour and thirty nine minutes, signaling a rapid crossing from an early morning route.
Reported adverse winds hinder the Zeppelin II as it passed over Bietigheim Wuertemberg at 10:20 this morning. The craft took five hours to cover about fifty eight miles from Ulm, veering off course due to gusty rain hail and heavy wind while its machinery operated normally.
Friedrichshafen July 31 The dirigible balloon Zeppelin II started at 3 40 this morning from here to sail to the Frankfort air navigation exposition about 220 miles away along the planned route. The moon shone brightly and the weather was beautiful.
Caunstat July 31 report says a message fell from a Zeppelin over the parade ground signed by Colsmann manager of the Zeppelin building company aboard the airship The note describes smooth drive to Uhn followed by bad weather ballast thrown over a gondola trim needed and initial stalling near Geislingen before continued travel
A short circuit in W. K. Noble’s automobile on Clinton street caused a blaze that fire crews reached too late to save. Noble extinguished the flames with a hand grenade kept in the car, causing only nominal damage to the vehicle.
Baltimore on July 31. Aeronaut Fred Owens battled a strong head wind for over half an hour attempting to sail his airship from an amusement park toward city hall. He then landed atop the Lexington and Liberty street building, narrowly missing a fall, with the craft slightly damaged and the engine failing at 500 feet.
In a special session the county council approved 500 for a reward to informants aiding the capture and conviction of Herman Miller John Stout and John Baker in the 1907 murder of Marshal Columbus Cray at Woodburn. Funds to be paid via Dr Don Gorrell from the Woodburn bank, with further appropriations for counsel stenographer, court reporters, ditches and county operations.
A tri county gathering at Brock's grove Conner's mill Wa bash Aug 25 invites Miami Indian survivors from Grant Wabash Miami counties. The meeting seeks firsthand traditions to educate youth and promote a monument for the Mississinewa battleground.
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