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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1908
Page
4
Communications aiming to advance county district or state candidates must be paid at 124c per line. Eight words per line. calculations save charges. Remit by letter with check or money order.
The speaker argues that women's vanity is tempered by love of beauty, goodness, and truth. She urges women to wear the best their taste, purse, and environment allow, appealing to higher ideals beyond materialism.
Paris proclaims woolen dress goods and silks will be worn by women who know. Wash dress fabrics and novelties with exquisite colorings will lead this season. For sale cheap by Gardner at Landersville.
In a compact display, the artist colorists offer hues drawn from sunlit sea land sky flowers leaves and birds wings with seven primary colors guiding choice. Gardner at Landersville can satisfy every color desire with these tones and shades.
Dress goods and black will be worn more this season with two high toned stripe patterns seen across locales. Lighter fabrics are described as worthy weaves likely to satisfy wearers. Gardner of Landersville offers the desired dress goods with attractive prices in his store.
An early 20th century style ad touts shoes and notions displayed in pyramids. It promises durable fit and appearance for summer wear and highlights lower prices to attract shoppers, inviting customers to try Gardner.
A Millinery display by Gardner's in Landersville captivates all with fresh styles for every age. The Easter greeting invites valley residents to inspect the new headwear collection featuring swell designs and outfits suitable for young to old.
Local seller advertises a large stock of men and boys clothing along with hats and furnishings offered at very low prices. Selection emphasizes affordable men's wear and related accessories for quick sale.
The committee appointed to oversee the May 18 1968 Democratic primary selected inspectors clerks and returning officers for numerous beats including Hilesboro Courtland Looster Town Creek Red Bank Mountain Home Wheeler Wolf Springs Lick Mount Hope Kenlock Landersville Moulton Pin Hook Mountain Springs Oakville Hampton Morris Chapel Caddo Centre Shiloh and more. Vacancies may be filled by the chairman. Parties set per-beat costs for tax assessor collector treasurer and officials with a mass meeting at 1 pm on election day to choose a county convention delegate.
A storefront advertises cash purchases with promises of low prices and guaranteed satisfaction. It invites customers to inspect goods before buying elsewhere, asserting price comparisons will prove unbeatable.
Spring and Summer goods now in stock with complete lines and fabrics of exceptional beauty. Emphasizes a large display of dress goods in sold colors and stripes, suitable for all occasions and offered at remarkably low prices.
The store advertises a broad line of men’s clothing claiming superior fit and selection. It promises coverage of celebrated lines and stresses capability to fit any customer.
A brief promotional note extols the shoe department as a standout feature of the store, calling it a thing of beauty and a joy for ever. It emphasizes appeal and shopper interest without listing specifics or prices.
Windham and Co of Moulton advertise their yard full of farm machinery and improved tools to buyers. They urge customers to obtain the best equipment for productive results and thank friends for past favors, dated March 16, 1908.
A Good Letter from Mehama Alabama dated April 24 1908 to Moulton Advertiser. The writer says he sent a subscription payment last year but pays $2.00 to square his account and stay ahead. He comments on local politics and praises a recent letter by Groendyke urging competent school men. He stresses pride in country schools and asks about Colbert and Supt. of Education candidates. Fraternally, C. M. Kerby.
The Farmers Union urges citizens to circulate money during hardship. Quoting W J Bryan it condemns hoarding and advocates using banks or co op credit to pool small sums for financing cotton and seed. It calls loyalty to banks aiding better prices and stresses savings to empower collective financing.
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