Lace curtains offer stylish designs at affordable prices
Customer notices advertise lace curtains in a stylish affordable line with prices starting at six dollars and fifty cents per pair. The ad emphasizes new designs and lower costs.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1902
Page
8
Customer notices advertise lace curtains in a stylish affordable line with prices starting at six dollars and fifty cents per pair. The ad emphasizes new designs and lower costs.
Readable snippets show community notices: upcoming events, sales, and personal changes in Henry Illinois. Mentions include entertainments, property for sale, local commerce, school activities, health notices, and residents moving or visiting towns nearby.
Reader offers from Watersotte claim access to a vast selection of new correct and dependable goods. The ad emphasizes personal wear for men women and children and home furnishings with top service and no risk in purchases.
Walter Grifith disposed of 700 bushels of select seed corn at prices from 1.75 to 2.00 per bushel and sold a carload to the Iowa Seed Co at 0.85 per bushel, claiming profits. The issue also highlights a scene in Glen Oak Park and an upcoming feature on the Cuban War cannon presented to Peoria. Medical notices mention illnesses including intermittent fever and cancer, with local families aiding the sick and a physician forecast for recovery.
Classified notice announcing sale of forty lambs and forty lambs at a favorable price on easy terms. Contact John Hartler for details and terms of purchase.
An old advertisement urges readers to ask their dealer for Allen's Fourness powder for feet claiming relief from corns bunions sore calluses and itching with a 25 cent price at druggists and shoe stores. The notice notes recent rains and warmer weather speeding up vegetation growth.
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