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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
5
An interesting feature of the June Business Booster is the Big Red Ball. It will travel from place to place during the month announcing liberal stamp offers at various spots. The ball moves at least once daily and again each night. It hangs over articles for two to ten stamps per item with no fixed schedule or duration. It may also announce other offers beyond stamps.
In this sale catalog fragment a kitchen stove two burners and related cabinets are listed along with dining room pieces. Items include solid oak extension table with four leaves and bolted legs, a swell front sideboard, a six chair set, an oak rug, and various chairs and tables. Also mentioned are an automatic refrigerator, a Hoosier cabinet, a buffet with mirror, and velvet rugs.
Classified ad lists Goodrich A Sewing Machine at 18.50 dollars and White Sewing Machine at 30 dollars, along with Will C Free Sewing Machine at 34 dollars, New Home Rotary Machine at 32 dollars and Golden Star Machine at listed price.
A fragmented sale list from the June Business Booster highlights discounts on men’s cassimere and cotton worsted trousers, clay trousers, boys’ moleskin stripes, Swift River Cheviot shirts, fancy half hose, caps in golf and yacht styles, knee pants, heavy socks, leather handbags, ink tablets, framed pictures, hair pins, and a gold penholder. Prices range from 9 to 75 cents, with sizes available across items.
An auction listing items including ice cream freezers bread boxes bread boards 18x30 extracts 3 for Shinit 10c can 50 ft garden hose coasters wagons Pioneer Express ladies shirt waists skirts underskirts wrappers kimonos gingham aprons washing machine wash boilers and other small goods.
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