Shopper Aims for Unbeatable Low Prices
In a boasting tone a retail group pledges to deliver the very lowest prices to customers and emphasize immediate savings that will soon be appreciated.
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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
4
In a boasting tone a retail group pledges to deliver the very lowest prices to customers and emphasize immediate savings that will soon be appreciated.
Mrs. George Katter and Mr Mrs. and Mrs. W. TB Carter with their daughter Filen spent Sunday afternoon in Fort Wayne. Mr. Fred McFadden and children with Mrs. Henry McFadden shopped in Fort Wayne Saturday. Ruthus Winga and son Ned traveled to Vicksboro Michigan for several days. Firvis Drug Store invites Sunday hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 8. Miss Bleidhe Ateliniey visited Fort Wayne with her sister. Chester Coe and family drove to Huntington Sunday. Mrs. J O Goff visited South Whitley North Manchester and attended the North Manchester fair.
Roanoke Indiana ad by Perry Patton offers to buy all kinds of livestock any time for top prices. A consumer testimonial mentions RAT-SNAP rat poison from Purvis Drug Store and N. D. E. Richards & Sons noting a dead rat found after six months with no odor.
Mr and Mrs Warmon visit Gay Sunday in Fort Wayne to see relatives including Ora Adams and children from Stuntington. They spend Monday with Perry Patten’s family. Also Mr and Mrs Wersehel Simon, Miss Venona, and Master Jack visit Mr and Mrs Royal Sheets near Laud.
A quote-like note emphasizes attention to small tasks as the seed of future success. It uses a proverb about acorns growing into oaks to illustrate that big outcomes spring from humble beginnings.
An advertisement for Wolesti's Flu-O1 or PLU OFM claims it prevents choking and saves lives during epidemics. It urges keeping a bottle at home for daily use and promises rapid relief for coughing and related symptoms. The copy references Spanish influenza and a large death toll to bolster its urgency.
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