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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
4
A Midwest retailer advertises dimities lawns batistes linens Swisses and many patterns at half to two thirds off. New Henry serges for outings in grays and checks. shirtswaists and muslin underwear specials with prices slashed. Red ticket labels mark all Month's End specials.
Shoe department announces a month's end sale featuring men's dress shoes in patent colt velour and box calf and vid kid, with many sizes still available. Value pricing includes $3.50, $8.63, $2.50, and $2.50 ranges, Common-Sense Shoes without tips for elderly men at $2.50, Lapirs Oxfords at $2.48, patent leather or gun metal kid, Worth Canvas Oxfords at $2.19 and $1.69, plus many dressy shoes for boys and girls reduced.
Month end sale offers a wide range of suits for men and boys with deep discounts. Men’s suits priced from 22 down to 8 dollars and boys’ two piece and smaller suits from 6 dollars to 2 dollars, with many styles and weights available.
Outing styles in grays with turn up bottoms for younger men. Plains and more se date patterns for the elderly man. Five dollar values at three fifty four dollar values at three two dollar fifty values at two.
Month end sale items include 1000 yards of new embroideries at 10¢ per yard, torchon laces at 5¢ per yard, white handkerchiefs three for 10¢, gilt and silver belts at 25¢, embroidered white belts in all sizes 10¢, ladies silk hose 10¢ per pair, and lace hose priced from 18¢ to 50¢ per pair.
Basement sale offers half to one third off on graniteware and Queensware. 100 piece dinner sets in neat decoration priced at 18 dollars, other sets at discounts down to seven fifty. Special values in New Ham socks at one fifty to three fifty each. Refrigerators of various sizes priced from seven fifty to eighteen dollars.
The June 5 House resolution urged government establishment of an armor-plate plant to counter private monopoly. Critics argue tariff reductions could foster competition and curb trusts such as Armor Plate, Powder, Beef, Coal, and Steel. The piece supports imprisonment of lawbreakers to enforce statutes and notes potential large fines under the Elkins Act, urging jail terms to deter illicit shipments and guarantee respect for the law.
The Oregonian urged unwavering loyalty to Roosevelt amid a June Oregon election, while lampooning his shifting alliances. It mocked public doubt by asking where Roosevelt stands, citing meets with Aldrich, oil trusts, railroad combines, and various party alignments.
The piece blasts Burton Hermann Perkins and other eminent Republicans as a jolly set despite exposure of turpitude. It cites Kipling and 1905 Root remarks on the Penrose Durham gang and notes a shift toward supporting Barnes as postmaster with presidential approval to campaign in Pennsylvania.
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