Waste Paper Baskets Sale Shortage
Three pack left as price cut drives interest. Sale lists price drop from 145 to 25 cont a unit.
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1903
Page
7
Three pack left as price cut drives interest. Sale lists price drop from 145 to 25 cont a unit.
A local ad promotes bulk paper for ladies, noting wide shade choices and matching envelopes. It highlights affordable bundles priced at ten cents for a five bunches of paper and one bound envelope, emphasizing the newest cuts and quality.
A circulating library promotes its popular service with a ten cent first book and a five cent per book equivalent after returns. It advertises one dozen pencils with rubber tips included and emphasizes ongoing access to reading material for winter readers.
Advertisement notes a line of high quality photograph envelopes from top manufacturers in the United States. Envelopes promise orderly handling to prevent damage. Offers Bimal wixe option and bulk pricing with two for cents and three for cents in large sizes.
An ad for a tobacco shop highlights a Cigar Department with top lines retailing from five to fifteen cents each. It mentions leading brands and emphasizes quality selection for cigars.
A local young man aims for a good salary after completing his course and plans to enter Berkeley. Friends here wish him success and say his example may inspire others seeking self advancement.
A Georgia man reports Backlen Arnica Salve cured a six month leg sore in five days. The ointment is praised for ulcers wounds and piles and sold by Kirkland Drug Co. Albany and Monmouth debate canceled after miscommunication. Oregon State Normal School forfeits the event to Albany.
A shop advertises plug and smoking tobacco with a wide line of pipes. The copy highlights low-fat prices and a varied stock including metrachaum items. The text emphasizes completeness of the tobacco line and pipe offerings.
A used album collection offers one item priced at 1.00, down from 2.24. The ad highlights a single attractive bargain with limited stock and a clear discount.
Local items from Buena Vista discuss visitors near Parker, funeral attendance in Independence, property purchases, health updates, and a concert at the school. Notable mentions include Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Anderson, Prof. Turney, and James Getty studying civil engineering in San Francisco. A rock quarry accident prompts remarks on caution and ambition.
Lucy Balter Parker spent Sunday with Mrs. P. T. Peterson of this place. C. R. Parker and A. B. Lacey made a business trip to Independence Saturday. H. Donnell, readministrator of the Southern Pacific Co., attended company interests on the 10th. Miss Mabel Wheelock spent Saturday and Sunday at her home near Monmouth.
Mr Peterson has purchased the Bradley farm and is making improvements with new wire fencing. William Fuqua delivered another drove of cattle to Castle Shaw in Dallas. Parker's clay pit will stop shipping clay as the R R Co moves the siding closer to Portland. Mr and Mrs Boone who wintered in Oregon visited from Independence and will return to Kansas City with their son Daniel and his wife.
Mrs W Watkins of Pignanut City Ohio writes that her son was saved after severe pneumonia and a terrible cough. Doctors failed to help until Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption was used, now he is well. Guaranteed by Kirkland Drug, price 50 cents and 1 dollar, trial bottles free.
An advertisement for Peerless Hair Vigor by A N Hayneex of Monmouth Polk County Oregon claims the product cleanses dandruff stops hair loss cures scalp conditions restores gray hair to its natural color and promotes healthy glossy growth. Contact A N Hayneex for information and purchase details.
Special from False City reports Gilbert Tyson’s birthday surprise last Friday. Attendees included J. C. Tal bott and wives, A. F. Courter and wives, Mrs. A. H. Watkins, Mrs. Clay Courter, Miss Emma Tice, Miss Josie Moyer, Miss Maude Graham, F. J. Holman, R. R. Davenport, A. L. Travis and Harry Lowe at the J. R. Ford home. An evening of games followed, with Tyson’s new phonograph adding to the fun. He jokes about living to 100 if more such events occur.
American field fence weighs two pounds more to the rod than other fences of the same height. Consequently it is stronger, better and cheaper. You can see the different kinds at R. M. Wade & Co.
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