Christmas Goods on Display in Townwide Sale
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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
3
For making others happy we have done our best by gathering the greatest stock of Christmas goods ever shown under one roof in this town. Look them over and you will buy.
The notice touts a perfume display claiming this year’s scents surpass previous offerings and promises affordable options from 10 cents to 2.50. It stresses selectivity and customer service.
In Brushes, a broad stock of brushes and leather traveling cases is offered. A special Christmas gift line features leather traveling cases priced from 98e to 4.49, appealing to varied budgets and用途.
Our stock offers shaving outfits with guaranteed quality and dependable grades. You can rely on items that reflect credit to the giver and meet high standards.
Large direct shipment of handstand and shaving mirrors offered with a wide price range from 2e to 10 dollars. Deals claim “cannot be duplicated” and promise to satisfy any customer choice.
Stationery remains a key stock item with a seasonally strong selection. A box of stationery makes an acceptable Christmas gift and prices range from 20 cents to one box.
A store advertises Christmas specials with items for women such as dressime cases and manicure sets alongside cigars. It touts safety and low prices from 25¢ to 11.08 dollars and claims 50 percent of stock is ladies items.
Funeral services for the late Charles F. Tluber will be held in Eaton Friday afternoon at two o'clock. Interment will follow in Eaton.
Miss Martha Emily Huber and Rev. Marcus Philip Schoepfle united in marriage at the bride’s home with a large gathering. The couple left for Tytusville to settle at the re modeled parsonage. Also reported are weddings of Miss Bertha Smith and Edward Urmston and Miss Carrie Theiss and Glen Holden, plus local society events and club gatherings in Lindenwald and Millville.
First Presbyterian bazaar slated for Lindley Hall this Thursday and Friday with day and evening hours. Debut event aims to raise funds through sale items and refreshments.
Minnie Ingerman files in probate court for divorce from Lawrence B Ingerman on grounds of gross neglect and cruelty. She alleges repeated curses, obscene names, assaults, and leaving home at nights, with inadequate food and clothing. She returned to her parents on April 2 1907 and asks restoration of her maiden name Dodsworth.
The Westminster basketball team meets the Methodists at the YMCA gym tonight in the first Church Basket Ball league game. Afterward the Association team will play Advent Memorial of Cincinnati. games start promptly at o'clock.
Mrs. C. P. Hathorn was in Cincinnati yesterday. Harry Price and Howard Lessingen of Cincinnati spent last evening here. Mrs. Salen Lenhoff and Mrs. Jacob Sholler visited Glendale on Thursday. Mrs. Emma Jefferson attends the Pythian Sisters district meeting at Georgetown. Miss Mae Kuhn returned home after ten days with friends in Richmond. Miss Catherine Monahan goes to Brownstown Indiana for the death of her aunt Ellen Welsh. Mrs. Robert McKinney returns to New York after a visit with relatives. Mrs. Dollinger formerly Emma Ryder leaves for Grand Rapids Michigan after a two month visit with the Kriegenhoefer family.
Joe Kelley was arrested for menacing threats and reckless driving after driving his team to block a street in front of Wirtz's stable. Wirtz confronted him. Kelley allegedly leaped from his wagon, picked up stones, and threatened to knock Wirtz from his wagon.
The board of public safety met yesterday afternoon and approved the payrolls for the police and fire departments.
An advisory note claims coffee harms digestion and kidneys in many cases and urges readers to quit coffee and try Postum for two weeks. It promotes the book The Road to Wellville as reading and mentions pkgs.
Lebanon Ohio December 5 The jury to try Fire Chief William P Miller of Franklin for the murder of Joe Litteler was completed and sworn. The defense vows surprises while the state claims a strong case. Two jurors from the Henry White trial return Frank S Elbon and Benjamin F Lig Lincoln.
A historical ad offers one hundred dollars for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin, Toledo wholesalers, attest F J Cheney's honor and firm reliability. Internal remedy claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials and price per bottle cited. Wake Hall's Family Pills mentioned for constipation.
Despite many requests for a second Enchantment performance at St Stephen's Church there will be no show tomorrow night only tonight. The production is ready and this afternoon’s schedule remains set for the fairy land spectacle.
The final run through was described as nearly perfect and a great success, with confidence rising for the undertaking ahead.
The notice states that Dr. Sharkey has relocated his practice from South Third Street to 328 Second, updating patients and records accordingly.
A set of keys was found near Carr Mill on H Street and turned over to the police station for safekeeping until the owner claims them.
Opinion argues that buyers must insist on proper guidance from dealers when purchasing used items. It claims a dealer may not know what you need and urges assertive questions and protections during the sale. The piece frames consumer duty and awareness in shopping for secondhand articles.
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