Sweet Things and a Nickel Tale in Chicago
The Chicago Record-Herald reports two women in a lively exchange over paying for items. A beehive hat wearer and her companion dispute change and bills, each offering a nickel while insisting on paying next time. The humorous scene ends with both recalling their meager funds.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Various Local Ads and Notices From Georgetown
Business locals advertise a $10 cottage for rent near new school grounds with five rooms and bath contact W H Palmer 1130 High Market St. Lost watches offered reward at Daily Item office. Services include wool selling, straw hats at Georgetown Furniture Co discounts 20 percent on white linen skirts mosquito nets and fan restoration. Steamer Mitchell C. schedule change Georgetown to Conway starts June 8 at 6 PM. Wool purchases offered by F Reed & Co with ongoing high prices.
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W. H. Palmer
High Market St
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