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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1903
Page
8
Three days next week offer free examinations and discount prices on glasses from 2 to 6 dollars. A reader notes they were almost blind before obtaining lenses, highlighting the value of the sale and eye care services.
A Flora reader thanks Mr and Mrs Mahaffey for help with an eye examination and glasses. The writer TJ ordered glasses and has worn them a month, praising the service and urging others with poor eyes to seek Mahaffey's aid.
We were at the Chicago and Grand Avenue markets three weeks ago, and the goods now coming in. For our fair trade, we will have the largest line of parlor, bed room, dining room and library furniture ever shown in Indians, Pa. At H. H. Steving's, Sixth Street, opposite the jail.
Stumpf's Department Store and D C Mack & Son announce a full line of patent glassware including water jugs bottles decanters cruets syrups bitter bottles and butters. Harness department lists saddles hair leather breast strap collars and related items priced from 15c to $1.00 and up.
The Shoe Department displays a large complete summer footwear selection. Shoppers find a full range of styles and sizes suitable for warm weather wear.
Old style shopping notice urges clearance of forgotten dress goods including ginghams madras figured dimities plain lawns and per yard values. It highlights figured lawns or gamd ies not offered in batiste and chintz at set prices and notes that figured lawns and challies are moving quickly.
Corn sold earlier spoiled. now sound yellow corn offered at 65 cents per bushel. Bran priced at 22 dollars per ton, various chop at 28 dollars, middlings at 25 dollars, and wheat at 70 cents per bushel.
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