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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1907
Page
6
Silverstone's announces a 20 percent discount on its entire jewelry and holiday line. The store highlights watches, flatware, and solid silverware with a positive guaranteed return policy. Prices range from modest gift pieces to solid gold watches and brooches, emphasizing a large stock and nation wide brands.
An advertisement showcases solid gold cuff links and pins with pearl settings and CameoMeads. It lists solid gold brooches, hat pins, beauty pins, neck chains with lockets, and plated pieces with prices from $0.25 to $25. Also offered are shirt waist sets, lace pin sets, veil pins, lavaliers, jewel cases, and new designs priced from $1.25 to $15.00 with savings promoted.
Broad array of silver and nickel plated toilet cases, desk sets, manicure sets, and jewelry novelties offered at discounted prices. Items include World Brand Silver Childs Set, long spoons, sugar shell, pickle fork, sugar tongs, berry spoon, nut picks, and Rogers 1847 cutlery in silk lined cases. Prices range from 1.00 to 25.00 with many pieces in the 2.00 to 10.00 range.
A Miss Helen Trig¢ returns to Kansas City after a visit with her aunt Mme 4 Lesteur G Froet has been visiting, and Mr. Flattsburg resident leaves for home. Market notice lists old price for canned goods at Varaghan's. Margaret Clayton returns home to Kansas City from a family visit. Baby worms warning promotes White's Vermifuge with price two and a half cents per bottle. Crenshaw Young and L Loug advertise no cigars priced 81 00 or 81 25.
Mrs Morris Johnson, who has been visiting with her sisters Mesdames A. E. Rogers, William Hoge and O. Wallace, departed Tuesday to return to her home in Hoonville.
Mrs Henry Felger and daughter Miss Misa return to Labarpe Kana after a visit with the W Li Bley hop family. Mrs Bishop and her young son Merrill accompany them to Kansas City to spend the day.
A fragmented notice offers a farm hand post in Lexington Missouri with pay around 920 per month plus board, plus a local representative for renewals and subscription lists. Also advertised is a farm for sale on Columbus road south of Lexington, 52 acres with buildings and orchard, apply to C W Munnetty or CHAD M Sroukran Carth age Missouri.
The snippet blends a 100 reward claim for Hall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials and drug ads. It includes marriage notices, residency moves, and a promotion for Dr Shoop’s Restorative with free samples, plus Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea. Names include J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Dr Shoop Racine Wis. Dr Silverstone.
Notice of public sale of contracts to construct drainage levee and rip rap near Waterloo Missouri. Bids sought by Bates Lafayette County Missouri for two contracts to build drainage levee and rip rap works along sections 7 and 4, Township 58, with engineer J A Wilson overseeing. Sale to lowest responsible bidder at Lexington Court House, December term 1907, with bonds and installments and completion per specifications.
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