New Gents Shirts Arrive Saturday at Swellest Goods
Shoe sale note urges men to shop for new line of Gents Shirts arriving Saturday. Advertisement touts stylish shirt waists and urges customers to visit the store for the latest goods in town.
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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1901
Page
1
Shoe sale note urges men to shop for new line of Gents Shirts arriving Saturday. Advertisement touts stylish shirt waists and urges customers to visit the store for the latest goods in town.
An ad heavy page touts Dr King s New Life Pills for liver trouble and clear skin, Bucklin s Arnica Salve for facial sores, and a Bethany Park excursion ticket offer with limited return dates, noting local agents and 25 cent pricing.
The notice advertises a department sale with Darby & Patterson of Kokomo. It promotes a beauty regimen claiming to clear pimples and blackheads and urges customers to buy Rocky Mountain Tea from their druggist.
Sunday excursion to Cincinnati via Pennsylvania Lines with a 2.00 fare from Galveston. Special train departs 5 34 a m central time. Ad touts Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co to help young ladies withstand proposals. 35 cents.
Local notes mention Kepner and Keller's advertising new canned goods while Miss Maggie Jump of Lincoln visits Mae Stevens. Several residents travel or host visiting relatives, with Monday work starting on Deer Creek bridge abutments near the Sam Meek farm.
Local items report Perry County and nearby towns with notes on storefront promotions, rel atives visiting, church sermons, and a serious accident. The Darby Patterson August sale is announced, Obituary and Basil corrections are issued, and Homer Sprinkle suffers a multiple jaw fracture after a ladder accident at W S Stanleys threshing scene.
Darby and Patterson announce an August Clearance Sale with heavy discounts on cotton crash table linens towels and ginghams and reduced prices on calico muslin and percales. Bonnet and lace items alongside sewing supplies and soaps are offered at low prices.
A Sunday trip to Elwood drew few Galvestonites to Butterfly Harmony Lily Patent Sunshine and Boss flour brands. Daggett Turley travelled to Indianapolis to buy western horses while Daggett Conwell Bell Holman sold all horses at Walton and exit horse trade. Estate notice issued for Geo W Williams with payment for claims. Guests of Mrs Geo Stevens include Mrs Stela Martin and families in West Sonora Ohio. social evening with Harner Laird Sherman.
Beginning August 4 the Akron Route through service to Chautauqua Lake and Buffalo is revised. The Buffalo Express becomes the Chautauqua Lake Express with morning Richmond departure and through cars to Columbus and Cincinnati, plus sleeping cars to Jamestown and Buffalo. The Exposition Express adds sleeping cars and coach service to Columbus and to Buffalo, with a through Pan American train to Chautauqua Lake and Pan American Exposition. Low fares and stopovers at Chautauqua Lake and the Pan American are offered daily with details from local agents.
excursion tickets to New York via Pennsylvania Lines become available July 1 with tickets issued for the Pan American Exposition. Health advisory promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to prevent bowel issues, priced 25 cents, sold by Z. U. Loop.
Pan-American Exposition travel details offer excursion tickets to Buffalo via Akron Route with stopovers at Chautauqua Lake. Tickets sold through Pennsylvania Lines and connecting railways from Galveston include return options and seasonal passes, with Canada and Eastern points eligible for stopovers at Buffalo, subject to a £7 extra fee. Hart, Galveston ticket agent, provides schedules and through passenger service information.
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