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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1908
Page
10
The advertisement urges shoppers to act now for the latest ready-to-wear from leading fashion centers and broad department assortments. It promises numerous special values unlikely to reappear this season and warns that early choosing avoids crowded aisles and discomfort.
Special sale offers on taffeta silk and feather silk petticoats with deep discounts during a busy shopping period. Items include taffeta silk in multiple colors and heatherbloom, feather silk, and Latino blends with marked values at five dollars, one sixty, and two fifty each. Customers urged to shop early to avoid missing out.
Advertises tailored suits with claims of superior material and design. Lists multiple price cuts from $35 to $12.50 with special emphasis on value and policy of beating any rival. Promotes undoubted style and craftsmanship to attract buyers.
We reduced prices on dress goods to clear stock. 50c grade fancies now 3 c, 65c grade solids and fancies 75c, 1.00 grade solids and wankee 10s 40?5. 1.25 grade fancies, 1.50 grade fancies, 1.75 grade fancies, 2.00 grade fancies, all colors.
Elegant sable silver fox seal otter and ermine skins offered at sale prices. Garments guaranteed correct in style and quality with deep discounts from 30 to 7 50 dollars.
A retailer touts exceptional values on today’s offerings with all items described as high-grade. Prices are advertised as being lower than usual, highlighting strong value for buyers.
A damaged OCR fragment presents scattered terms and unclear names. No cohesive events or identifiable people, places, or dates emerge from the readable portion.
An old advertisement promotesFiannesettes kimonas sacques and gowns offered in varied price tiers from 50 cents to 2 dollars. The copy lists several price points including 50c 75c 1.00 1.25 1.50 and 2.00 with occasional misread words.
Warm hosiery items offered at bargain prices from sample lots and manufacturers surplus stocks. Purchases promised to save shoppers a worthwhile amount in the transaction.
A mixed fabric item described as pure wool with fleece lining and heavy cotton. It features a heavy double sole heel and toe construction and lists a price of 25c. The fragmentary text reads like a product or catalog entry with codes and sizing hints.
Illness and visits fill Windsor notes as Little Milton Coleman battles pneumonia. Fort Collins visits include Marguerite Beynon and Rev Beadles departing for Denver. Lambs arrive for Louis Kern’s feed yards while several residents travel or host gatherings and Halloween events brighten the community.
Mr and Mrs J W Shearer visit north of Kersey with Geo Shearer. Ray Archibald attends a Halloween party in Johnstown district where his sister Miss Allie Archibald teaches. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Hurd in Craig Missouri and Hurd plans to return to Colorado. Crager raises twenty five acres of beets averaging twenty tons per acre on Bullock's place. Martin's team runs away at the factory, wagon damaged, driver lightly hurt. Ruth Foley hosts a sixth grade Halloween party at the Normal training department with twenty five children enjoying games, candy and a straw filled beer wagon backdrop.
How to Treat a Sprain describes using Chamberlain's Pain Balm to reduce inflammation and soreness. The liniment promises to shorten healing time by about one third and is advertised as available at all druggists.
Wesley Sloan spent the weekend with home folks in town while Elizabeth Fitch visited Boulder at the week’s start. Mrs. Haines also visited her sisters and Lewis Eberhart journeyed to the sand hills after cattle. Maud McConnell from Johns town visited Elwell friends. A young ladies club in Johnstown elected Leta Wiggin as president. Ghosts entertained at Earl Jones home with a “wandering ghosts” scene and a wedding party in costume with Edith Flory, Henry Brown, Miss Fitch, Mr Worden, Ed Brown, and Mr and Mrs Jones as participants.
An advertisement claims Kodol cures dyspepsia indigestion sour or weak stomach and any stomach trouble. It promises results and offers a guarantee with sale implied.
Mrs. Caswell has returned to her home in Omaha. Evelyn Houghton spent Saturday and Sunday in Greeley.
Con Hefferman spent Sunday with relatives at Eaton. Merrill Romans has been on the sick list for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Reeves returned from Afton Ia. Walter McCracken of Brush spent several days in Kersey last. Mr. and Mrs. Valentine and family have removed to Greeley for the winter. Dutch visitors looked over land on Box Elder. The Ladies' Aid served dinner and supper on election day at the new Hefferman building. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Moore of Greeley spent Thursday and Friday at their ranch near Hardin. The Ladies' League gave a supper and entertainment at the Woodman hall Saturday evening. A large crowd was present.
Advertisement touts DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills as unequaled for weak back, backache, bladder inflammation, and rheumatic pains. Claims antiseptic action and prompt relief. Sold by all druggists.
P M Mead left Friday for the mountains and several duck hunters were present Sunday. Jack Bishop works on the Highland ditch. A H Rose of Loveland visited Mead last week. George Evans dug nice potatoes last week. Mr and Mrs Frank Johnston moved Saturday to Mr Jones house. Farmers are siloing their beets.
The Mead hall hosted a crowded dance Friday night with a lively turnout and good times reported. E. H. Knott transported a wagonload of damaged wheat from the Hungarian mills in Denver to Mead on Saturday to feed cattle fattening for market.
Pleasant, sure, easy, safe little liver pills are DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Sold by all druggists.
Mr and Mrs Wilson recently moved in and rent their home. Mrs N C Swan returned from Denver after a ten day visit and attended the national W T U convention. A taffy pull celebrated Edna Tellers fifteenth birthday on October 31 with Gipson youths. S H Swan exhibited a thirtee n pound sugar beet weighing twenty six inches in circumference grown on the Swan place two miles NW.
Guidance for treating minor burns and scalds with Chamberlain's Salve. Apply to a soft cloth, help relieve pain quickly, and promote healing without scarring in non severe cases. Sold by all druggists.
Saturday night John Mullen presented a chance in his new barn. C H Weber conducted an auction of blooded horses on October 31. Sidney Gray and family visited Johns town last week at C P Weden's home. Robert Wykert leased his farm for the next season to L B Montfort of Mattoon Illinois. The little sisters of Edna and Iva Dean returned home after visiting. Miss Pearl Hodgell of Pleasant Valley visited her uncle A N Bartholomew last week. A bridge was built early this week over the Pierce lateral with Harry Mathison in charge.
Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for sick headache caused by a disordered stomach. Claims a free sample is available at any drug store for trial.
Mrs. Hines visited with friends at Peckham Tuesday. Miss Hanah spent Friday with Mrs. Lang of Platteville. Mrs. Harkins and daughter Mabel drove to Platteville Monday. The boys enjoyed Halloween sports Saturday night. Miss Hazel Pritchard, teaching near Lupton, was home over Sunday.
Local readers are urged to seek the Tribune for premier job work consulting services. The notice highlights expert guidance, prompt results, and trusted reputation among employers and applicants in the region.
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