Holiday Sale Emphasizes Largest In-Store Line
Store promotes largest selection and full line in town. Customers urged to buy now and choose items, with option to lay away. Avoid disappointment as stock remains while supplies last.
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
10
Store promotes largest selection and full line in town. Customers urged to buy now and choose items, with option to lay away. Avoid disappointment as stock remains while supplies last.
Fancy china ware including plates cups saucers celery trays and glassware with over 35 kinds priced from 10¢ to 40¢ per pound. Red Band candies at 12¢ per pound for holidays with special prices on large quantities. Headquarters for candies and related items.
Advertises toys and holiday goods including iron trains money banks automotives dolls watches blocks wagons and more. Promotes fresh fruit nuts candies and various presents, inviting readers to visit Stewart and Hanna's as headquarters for holiday merchandise.
The column records local events including a Christmas tree and program at the Mr E church on Christmas Eve. Mrs Frank Chandler visits her brother Jas Widner in Clearfield. A notice urges prompt settlement of book accounts. Mentions Rev A A Thomas leaving for St Joe Missouri after meetings at Oak Hill. Dr Reed returns from Rochester after a successful goiter operation on Miss Nettie Burright. Rev Dr Reed of St Joe is summoned home due to a child injury from hot coffee. J W Ledgerwood leaves Chandler Lumber after eleven years. Stimpson in Clarinda. front windows updated by traveling sign painter. W A Ferren the Clearfield bank defaulter pleads guilty and gets five years hard labor. Smallpox cases in New Market prompt school and church closures. Subscription renewals due January 1. new subscribers paying a year in advance get the Independent free until Jan 1. Oklahoma legislature opens with W H Murray as speaker. Confederate door-keeper noted.
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