Fall Ready-to-Wear Sale at La Mie Store
The La Mie shop promotes a fall ready to wear collection with prices advertised to help shoppers save money. The notice emphasizes new lines for the season and invites customers to visit for discounts.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1919
Page
6
The La Mie shop promotes a fall ready to wear collection with prices advertised to help shoppers save money. The notice emphasizes new lines for the season and invites customers to visit for discounts.
Thomasville lads have arrived to play the locals at Welchfield in a highly anticipated game. Citizens expect strong turnout after a close prior meeting and spotlight a Winston Salem White Sox visit and a Greensboro White Oak match up as part of the weekend baseball slate.
In Judge Julius C. Smith's absence the municipal court opened with many spectators. The first case involved T D Rochelle, charged with failing to support his 13 year old daughter Dora Lee Rochelle. Rochelle was found guilty, with sentence suspended after agreeing to pay $25 monthly to the child's aunt Lizzie Atkinson. The aunt will have custody. The session then proceeded to the unionist leader Scott Kizer on two counts for tailing whisky. The proceedings were lengthy and routine with delays and argument. The article notes the number of girl scouts in the United States totaling over 0.
National results include Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 4 and Chicago 8 Philadelphia 7. Other scores show Brooklyn 0 Cincinnati 1 New York 2 Chicago 4 Boston 2 St Louis 4 Detroit 7 Washington 2 Augusta 0 Greenville 1 Charlotte 11 Charleston 3 Spartanburg 4 Suffolk 1 Norfolk 3 Petersburg 4 Richmond 3 Calamers 6 Minneapolis 7 Indianapolis 3 Milwaukee 3 Toledo 4 ten innings Kansas City 7 Louisville 4 Toronto Reading rain Jersey City Rochester rain Binghamton 9 Newark 2 Buffalo Baltimore wet grounds.
The Dixie Dairy Company organized recently and now handles about 150 gallons of milk from local farmers. Manager G M Buck says this is small for the creamery’s future plans to process more milk and expand operations. The plant emphasizes purity and germ-free processing and also produces high quality ice cream and sells pure cream.
A promotional excerpt touts Freezone as a simple home remedy to remove hard and soft corn and toe calluses. It claims easy application with drops from a small bottle to stop pain and lift the corn or callus out with no soreness.
Samuel F. Coe a Confederate veteran and longtime Guilford County resident died Tuesday at 7 am from heart trouble. He was 78 and survived by his wife Mary Staley and seven children including Dr Samuel S. Coe. Funeral at Moriah church this afternoon at 3 with burial in the church yard.
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