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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
4
The notice advertises deals on books lamps go carts and plates with deep cuts. It lists 25¢ for 60 books 5¢ for sow items 1 reed go cart reduced and various other price drops including 7¢ and 10¢ plates and a set of six plates previously $1.50 now discounted.
Great sale offers trimmed hats from $1.25 to $3.50 and accessories. Includes 10c to 25c ties and collars, white bags, leather soles for darning cotton, and assorted hat prices across multiple ranges.
An advertisement itemizes shoe prices by type and gender with varied prices. Childs, Misses, Ladies, and Mens styles are shown, including canvas oxfords, black and white colorways, tan and box grain options, leather slippers, and patent leather styles priced from 35c to 3.00.
Bell Bros advertise as agents for Sharples Cream Separators and invite customers to compare before buying. Miss Lillian Tanguy and Hazel Jackson of Logansport stay with Miss Helen Shirley for several days. Galveston Cash Lumber Co asserts quality over price. Rev. G. A McLaughlin and Mrs. McLaughlin of Chicago visit Rev. Herbert Boase and family. Mrs. Boase is their daughter.
O M Shirley trustee lists office days on Tuesday at residence and Friday at Galveston Drug Co Galveston Ind for Jackson Township. Numerous local residents Bertha Mohn Lakeland Ky Corns Sadie Delphi Ida Lines Flora Kieszling Loganport Betts Rufe Milo Smith Peru Shore Taylor Harvey Haynes Chaffin Panabaker Haynes Kokomo attended funeral of Frank Sines Sunday.
In 1872 the remedy gained use amid outbreaks of diar rhoea dysentery and cholera infantum and for thirty-five years has kept a high record. Its sale expanded across the United States and abroad with most druggists recommending it despite higher profit medicines. For sale by Galveston Drug le
Galveston Druc Co. offers picture molding in stock and coal delivery via Galveston Grain Co. Mrs Gray and son of Young America visited Mr and Mrs Walk. A Lafayette visit included Mrs Mollie Fickle Mrs Fanny Haynes and Margaret. C E Fawcett announces candidacy for Trustee per republican township nominating convention. Ed, current assessor, praised for service and looks to become trustee in a capable, organized way.
Alison Bell and Dr Smoyer spent Monday in Russiaville. Frank Brandon and Dot Teagler attended Zehring Sailors wedding in Auburn. Dan W Erb will tune pianos in Logansport. Alison Bell and family and others listed visit KokoMo city park. Chick Food and onion sets advertised. Rev Jordan to speak at church on India and land issues.
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina praised Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for all sores burns and wounds. He credits the product with curing a felon on his thumb and notes it always heals. Available for 25 cents at The Galveston Drug Co.
Robert Betts and wife spent Wednesday in Kokomo. The Howard County Fair is advertised for Russiaville August 11 to 14. Mrs. Mary Ross was granted a divorce from Dr. Robert Ross with property rights settled out of court. The Ladies Quartette of Taylor University gave a concert at the M E church last Saturday night. A committee from Point Isabelle viewed the local Methodist church and plans for a new church there are anticipated. G A McLaughlin D D will preach at the local Methodist church next Sunday.
William H Strolling of Carbon Hill Alabama recalls his four year old boy’s near fatal dysentery. After two peneclants failed he gave Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil per directions and the child recovered. The ad claims the remedy saves many children each year and is for sale by Galveston Drug 70.
Mr A A Fel ton of Harrisville New York praises Dr Kings New Life Pills for years of use. The product relieves constipation biliousness and malaria without discomfort. Available at The Galveston Drug Co for 25 cents.
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