GOKE PRICES For The SUMMER ee ae ed 9.50
A brief item notes Goke prices for the summer totaling 9.50. Details are limited in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
3
A brief item notes Goke prices for the summer totaling 9.50. Details are limited in the fragment.
An old newspaper clippings page item advertises Burdock Blood Bitters for impure blood and lists Groher's Cash Grocery with daily fresh eggs butter berries and produce. It also notes Leep Motor Company offering 24 hour service repairs vulcanizing tires and accessories and Chas L Combs Laundry promoting master cleaning service with shirt colors and underwear care in Jeffersonville.
The Graham Drug Co offers the Palm Garden Cafe in Jeffersonville as the popular, affordable eatery with music and full all you can eat service. Also advertised are Hoosier Meat Market items and Gienger & Co farm machinery, including the Wallis Tractor claiming to boost yields.
An old dairy advertisement touts clarified and pasteurized milk and cream delivered daily to homes. It claims 15c a quart with three times more nourishment value than meat, urging readers to use milk and butter for health.
A 100 percent Gold Standard Store advertises rings pins charms watches clocks silverware and cut glass all articles fully guaranteed. Rings of all designs and sizes alarm clocks that will open your eyes watch cleaning and oiling offered by Mr. Young to keep you on time Ady.38.
An old advertisement touts the New York Laundry offering first class laundry work for men women and children. It stresses careful handling and a regular business model, urging husbands to send laundry for a regular service at best prices.
Bargain ad touts savings of 25 to 50 percent on home articles. Complete line of kitchenette supplies Tinware Granite Ware Crockery and other useful items. Low prices advertised as genuine bargains for household needs.
H. G. Bottorff, Manufacturer and Builder of the Finest Auto Tops and Seat Covers. Upholstering that gives your car a neat and attractive appearance. Always the best and a center for high class quality, work and service. Most reasonable prices. Adv.40.
Voters Belden Furniture Co offers a full line of home furnishings including refrigerators touted as ice savers and affordable stoves for hot weather. Delivery to homes is promised with full guarantee.
The Auto Sheet Metal Company advertises auto body repair fenders radiators in Jeffersonville. It claims high class work and service with guaranteed results and competitive prices to please customers.
The Glark County Milling Co. advertises Flavo Flour as producing the lightest and whitest bread and pastries. Sold in Jeffersonville and recommended for best homes. It pays to patronize Home Industry.
Gillespie and Son are installing complete plumbing supplies in many Jeffersonville homes. All work and service meet hearty approval of the people. No home is complete and sanitary without modern plumbing and modern equipment.
The Calumet Club meeting was called off due to illness in Mrs. Harry Goodman's family. Miss Marguerite Patrick of New Albany hosted the Rainbow Club gathering on Tuesday night with attendees including Nellie Peters Margaret Cassidy Neltie Michel Flora Waibel Helen Morris Merna Morris Matilda Kaelin Mareva Weaver. The evening featured music dancing and refreshments.
Mrs J H Monroe hosted her embroidery club Wednesday with Mesdames Jonn Coll Leila Robinson Arthur Talkington Cecil Beeson and Miss Margaret Jones attending. She shared an account of her extended western trip and the gathering ended with refreshments.
All day gathering at Mrs. Fred Kaelin with attendees Mesdames Andy Huckleberry Henry Hogue Ed Mitchell Wm Bletcher Misses Katie Hinton Mary Snyder and guests Mrs Marion Mitchell and Mrs Tom Ryan. They made rugs dust caps enjoyed a fine dinner. Next meeting set with Mrs Ed Mitchell. Carnie Woehrle visiting relatives in Kentucky.
The Maple Street Sunday School picnic featured races and contests. Clara Brown won the bean count guess in a pint jar, earning a three pound box of candy.
The group will host a Friday afternoon outing at Glenwood Park for girls aged 12 and over. Local church members invite participants and families to join the community event and picnic.
Mrs W W Swartz and Mrs Sam Levengood will supervise the younger girls at the upcoming picnic, with the event following promptly after.
Mrs. Sam Davis has returned from Martinsville Indiana where she went to take treatment indicating she sought medical care and is now back at home.
Mrs. J. E. Brown spent Tuesday with Mrs. Marion Bennett Miss Vera Von Allman Miss Mon zola Castell of Louisville and Miss Hortense Huckleberry of this city have returned from a short stay at White Mills Kentucky. Mrs. Emily Pursel who has been visiting her sister Mrs. Harry Poin dexter expects to return to her home in Indianapolis today. Mrs Bert Edgerton is visiting festiv es at Paintsville Kentucky. Miss Ada Trent will arrive today to be the guest of Miss Bertha Williams. Miss Josephine Shaw of Rushville is the guest of Miss Evelyn Coleman. Mrs. George Murphy who has been ill with quinsy improves very slowly.
Mrs J P King and family returned yesterday from a two week visit to relatives in Lawrenceburg Kentucky. Mrs Lennie Hayden accompanied them for a visit to relatives here. Mrs George Jacobs is home from a visit to her daughter Mrs Louis Spriesterbach of Charlestown. Mr and Mrs Henry Coleman have returned after spending weeks with Mr and Mrs Hugh Marble in the country. Mrs Carrie Whistler, guest of her mother Mrs Adam Schwaninger, has returned to Beuchel Kentucky.
Joe Gilmore, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Gilmore, is reported to be on the sick list.
Sunday and Monday showings feature Nazimova in The Brat at LeRose Theatre as advertised in July 1926. An advance listing notes performance dates with a 167 C catalog reference.
Jeffersonville resident Allen Moders praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney weakness after years of nocturnal micturition backache and relief. Ad cites previous family improvement and urges asking for Doan's at 60c, from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Also promotes Diamond Pure Food cereals and Diamond Crisp Flakes as health products.
Dixte advertises private parties for picnics and swimming at Six Mile Island or Moonlight Rides with contact numbers 796 W or 295.
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