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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1907
Page
5
The force in the rug and carpet section delivers effective spring sale results with appealing values across lower and higher price ranges. New spring dress fabrics arrive from New York selections, featuring Geavitts' suitings in light medium and dark grounds, checks, overplaids, and delicate weaves at ordinary prices. Samples offered for out of town customers.
Gur- Renen experience backs judgment of furniture sales with access to top markets. New spring stock includes parlor dining bed room and hall furniture, rockers settees tables and kitchen pieces. Ice boxes refrigerators go carts baby carriages and more marked at remarkably low prices. Lace curtains tapestries shades and curtain goods offered in large variety.
The swiftest selling is in our clothing departments with a strong reputation for right styles and patterns. Men praise our fabrics and cuts while women note the newest brightest ideas. A splendid variety offers perfect fits for all in the family.
The store promotes spring value prices on shoes boots and rubbers claiming high quality for low cost. February sales rose 30 percent from prior years due to continual bargain events and broad assortments attracting many new customers.
Community items cover social events at Albert Stevens residence, new births and visits, a marriage license for Walter Hand and Miss M Monthe, local business notes, real estate transactions, and upcoming lectures and entertainment in Henry Illinois with names of residents and businesses.
The column notes residents around Henry including Poa Lowry Copple of Indianapolis and Dasha Powell. It covers visits by A. G. Foster, Henry Times staff, and others. remarks on the democratic central committee selection, a remark on Thomas Dwyer leasing land near Whitefield, and discussions on local option liquor laws. It mentions T. N. Leavitt, a Henry area figure, and a brief on press law and public sentiment toward liquor control.
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