Lamps for the home at bargain prices
A housewife friendly pitch promotes fancy table lamps in latent style with decorative details. Visit to see the pieces and compare prices before stock runs out. Noted value begins at $1 and rises from there.
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New Ulm Review in New Ulm, Minnesota
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
1
Glass Vases Snap Sale Ad
Two genuine vase lots offered at ten cents each, far below the usual twenty five cents. Varied rainbow shades available. visit to view and purchase.
Remarkably Low Price on 58-Piece China Tea Set
A local listing highlights an 18th century style 58 piece fine china tea set decorated with care. The owner may be proud of this set, offered at an affordable price of six dollars, a striking deal for collectors.
Douglas Shoes Brand Ad for Christmas
Happy is the man who receives a pair of Douglas shoes on Christmas Day. You can no more go wrong buying Douglas shoes than you go wrong when you dive into your own pocket to pay for them. Old Santa Claus will do a wise thing if he selects our footwear for the whole family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Santa Claus
Ties and Patterns Showcased With Varying Quality
The ad contrasts tree and neckwear quality, noting acorns prove oak but not that neckwear is all good. It promises the best options available, with prices from 25 cents to 1 dollar 50.
Felt Shoes Offer Warm Comfort For Home Folks
Felt shoes described as warm durable and roomy provide a valued gift for elderly relatives. The advertisement emphasizes comfort and fit with wide sizing to avoid pinching.
Winter Caps Line Offers Wide Range and Value
A local ad promotes a complete cap line from 25c to 8.50 with 250 caps and fur lined options at 1.00. It claims the 25c and 50c caps match the style of pricier hats and asserts the fur lined caps have no equal.
Night Robes Offer Inexpensive Sleepwear Line
Advertises regular night robes described as large and comfortable. Stocks include muslin or flannel options priced at 60c 75c 1 and 1.25, highlighting value for sleepers.
Overcoats Offer Stylish Winter Protection at Low Prices
Winter arrives and shoppers are urged to invest in stylish overcoats priced at ten twelve fourteen and up to twenty four dollars. The ad emphasizes durable outerwear and affordable options for cold weather.
Suspenders for the Holidays from Atwood Pender
Holiday suspenders offered by Atwood Pender with a price tag of 1.50 dollars. A simple promotion suggests keeping pants up during celebrations. No additional details or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood
Dress Goods Declares Quality Gold Medal Jamestown Lines
A local retailer promotes two top dress goods lines the Gold Medal and Jamestown Broad head. The shop urges customers to try them and notes a full stock in black and colors with prices from 60 cents and up, other goods from 100 cents and up.
Ladies Mittens Offer For Christmas Gift
A seller advertises warm kid or Meena mittens in black tan and brown from 50 cents. Also ladies and children knitted mittens or gloves from 10 cents for children and 20 cents for ladies.
Ladies' Underwear Christmas Comfort Sale
An advertisement touts ladies' underwear as the ideal Christmas gift that brings comfort to the recipient. It highlights two piece or combination suits priced from 50 cents to 2 dollars 25 cents per set, emphasizing comfort and value.
Christmas Slippers Present Policy
Christmas gift notes indicate Mont Avery will receive a pair of slippers as a present. The message mentions the slippers priced at one dollar and fifty cents each and notes the prettiest pair selected from available options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Avery
Hopeful for Library Board Seeks Funds and Support
The Library Board meeting reports no financial improvement yet a strong local interest in keeping the library open. A State Library Association official offered help, with a committee to pursue legislation and funding to relieve debt and improve support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Board
Heidsle & Somren
State Library Association
Shane
Red Letter Day At New Ulm School Of Instruction
A large crowd attended the School of Instruction in New Ulm with 106 visitors, many arriving from Redwood Falls Sleepy Eye and other towns. The afternoon program featured receptions, degree work, and musical interludes with two candidates initiated into the order. Guests praised the hospitality and the event's well orchestrated ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wriday
Order of the East_ern
School of Instruction
W. ©. Wilson
Minneapolis
W. D. Haycock
G. P
Tracy
Lucy Behnke
D. D.G.M
New Ulm
EH. Thomas
G. O
Kate Morse
Waseca
E. Caswell
G. M
Redwood Falls
Sleepy Eye
Mankato
Pal O'Stock
Amen and Business Deal At Sleepy Eye Dispute
The Henry Goetteche premises are rented for two years to Otto Behell of New Ulm while Mr Schell places Mr A Amen of New Ulm in charge of the business. The item reflects local quarrels and a humorous note on the word amen. Also mentions breakfast and Wake coffee marketing by Geo Hanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Goetteche
Otto Behell
New Ulm
Schell
A. Amen
Sleepy Eye Crowd Enjoys School for Scandal at New Ulm
A large Sleepy Eye party of about sixty attended Owens’ School for Scandal in New Ulm on Saturday. They enjoyed the drama, had a pleasant train ride, and taught several young men to bow and smile. The New Ulm management valued the local support, while Sleepy Eye attendees praised the evening. Excursion rates along the North-Western Line offered holiday travel within 200 miles, with tickets valid Dec 24 25 31 and Jan 1 return by Jan 2 1908. Travel notices also promoted machine oils from Dyars Lubricant and Western Oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Sueur
New Ulm
Sleepy Eye
Owens
New Ulma
New ‘Ulm
Sleepy Eye Dispatch
Agents Stars North-Western R’y
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