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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1908
Page
4
A brief quirky note argues that a girl's attempt to win love hinges on her decision not to lose him. It adds that a red headed girl's temper signals her hair color is genuine, linking mood to appearance in a playful manner.
S E Gardner argues that women seek the beautiful good and true beyond vanity urging each woman to wear the best her taste purse and environment allow to rise toward idealism and altruism through personal taste.
Parix proclaims woolen dress goods with a broad range from voiles to taffetas will be worn by discerning women this season. Exquisite colorings dominate the novelties, with silks foulards and wash fabrics featuring prominently. Available cheap at Gardner in Landersville.
With seven core colors, artists show a wide spectrum of sunlit hues across sea, land, sky, flora, and fauna. Gardner, based in Landersville, promises to satisfy every color desire with these basics.
Black dominates this season with two high tone stripe patterns shaping fashion. Lighter weight fabrics offer worthy weaves sure to satisfy wearers. Gardner at Landersville stocks desired dress goods with attractive prices in his store.
Contractor W. J. Porter offers all kinds of materials and construction work in small or large quantities. He urges prospective clients to figure with him before awarding contracts, claiming it can prevent losses and promising artistic, up-to-date workmanship from his Moulton operation.
An advertisement touts shoes and notions arranged in pyramids, promising wide appeal and durable wear. It claims aggressive price cuts to fit every budget and invites readers to "Try Gardner" for summer bargains.
A spring display at Gardner's in Landeraville showcases Easter greeting hats for all ages. The collection features fresh, swell styles inviting everyone to inspect the headgear from youngest to oldest.
Local retailer advertises a large stock of clothing for men and boys along with hats and furnishings at very low prices. The notice emphasizes cheap prices and wide selection.
S BE Gardner of Landersville Alabama writes that she keeps the best groceries and intends to sell them, comparing it to swapping dollars. The note hints at riding toward prosperity with Jet.
The committee appointed inspectors clerks and returning officers for the May 18 1908 Democratic primary across numerous beats including Hillsboro Court land Loosier Town Creek Red Bank Mountain Home Wheeler Wolf Springs Mount Hope KenLock Landersville Moulton Pin Hook Mountain Springs Oakville Hampton Morris Chapel Caddo Centre and more. Officers were set with chairs and vacancies may be filled as needed. Per beat, lists name specific inspectors clerks and returning officers. assessments for election expenses set. mass meetings to select delegates for county convention scheduled for the following Saturday.
We do not want your money unless we can satisfy and please you. Everything we sell must be just as represented, for a well pleased customer is worth more to our business than all the advertising we could do. We pay cash for the bulk of our goods and therefore can sell at very low figures. All we ask is that you inspect our goods before buying elsewhere, and when the prices are given to you we know they cannot be duplicated.
Spring and Summer now is the time to lay in your apparel. Our store offers a complete line of fabrics with exceptional beauty. Ladies are invited to view our dress goods in solid colors and stripes suitable for all occasions and sold remarkably cheap.
The retailer promotes a wide stock of men’s clothing, claiming superior selection with celebrated lines and inclusive fit. Aimed at all customers, the message emphasizes extensive inventory and affordability.
The shoe department stands out in our great store like a thing of beauty and a joy for ever, drawing shopper attention with its prominence and appeal.
Windham and Co of Moulton states they keep the best drugs and farm machinery. They invite neighbors to view their yard filled with improved tools that are money makers and thank friends for past favors in a brief 1908 notice dated March 16.
J L Tucker describes attending a Farmers' Union Oyster Supper in Flat Rock on the 4th. Bro W W Owens spoke for over 20 minutes before Tucker took the stage, the crowd cheering and laughing for about an hour, then the door reopened for guests. Oyster dinner followed by music from a Sanderson town band and two hopeful speakers, ending with heartfelt unity and questions about future Union activity.
A compact reflection on performing life noting that singing offers companionship and shared purpose. The line casts the singer's work as collaborative and socially connected rather than solitary.
A compact note asserts that the truth applies as much to sewing machines as to other matters, suggesting consistent reliability or standard. No additional context or specifics are provided in the fragment.
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