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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
5
Miller's the Store of Quality Progress and Service proclaims large resources progressive management courteous treatment prompt attention and fair prices for reliable quality. Facilities serve both moderate means and affulent customers with equal duty and responsibility. Advice and suggestions freely given to all as the store of quality for all the people all the time.
Are Your Bedrooms Bright and Cheery At Millers you will find mattresses built for years of service with deep cone springs. Moderately priced suits and odd pieces in the period or style you desire. Varied beds in brass iron or wood to please exacting tastes. A small outlay at Millers will brighten the bedroom.
A promotional pitch urges readers to update kitchen gear with oil stoves, cabinets, washing machines, ironing boards, and linoleum. Millers’ advertises as specialists offering practical household necessities to ease summer drudge.
Swat The Fly and shoe shine at Modern Barber Shop. Russell Ratcliff and Mrs. Manford Lee show health improvement. Daisy Roller Mills sells Anderson Chick Feed 20c a sack or 2.20 per hundred. For sale a $25 roll top desk for $15. Observer office inquiries. Mrs. John White travels to Lebanon for gall stone treatment. William H. Franklin and wife and A. C. Merrick and wife visited Marion Soldiers' Home and George W. Steele. Albert Hanson from Kokomo spent Sunday north of town. Tom Burke of Kokomo on business. Lila S. Jeter from Kokomo visited yesterday. Robert Whiteman visited J R Whiteman and Mrs Mae Barnard at Fairfield Sunday. Amos and Myrtle Michaels and W A Freeman guests of Geo W Freeman at Fairfield Sunday. Mrs Eunice Coate visited her niece Mrs Cloris Krise of Fairfield Friday. Mrs Geo W Freeman and children and Mrs Margaret Hart visited here Wednesday.
Sixteen graduates attended the service held last Friday night. Rev Osborn of the Friends church gave the address and County Superintendent Hutson presented the diplomas. Music was provided by the Rusowinville orchestra.
Mr. Palin of Newtown Indiana spent Sunday with his brother. Palin and family were accompanied home by his little daughter Sarah who has been visiting here for several weeks.
A spring prompt invites families to refresh home life with brighter touches. Consider renewing one room with a cheery rug new carpet light draperies or updated furniture as the indoor season shifts toward warmth and renewal.
Whether you need a buffet set or a single chair this great store has your price. A new electric fixture is offered along with a beautiful line from Millers. A very attractive range of suits in a new Fumed Oak finish is shown, noted for its heating efficiency in dining rooms.
You can brighten up two or three shabby rooms by starting with the floor. Millers offers odd sizes in Axminster Brussels Wiltons Velvets and wool blends in varied colors and patterns. Start right, brighten the floor first.
Mr and Mrs Robert Hawkins of Kokomo were guests of the former's father John Hawkins and wife last week.
A store invites readers to transform porches into attractive spaces with affordable furniture. It highlights a range of options including Chinese Grass Furniture Fibre Reed mission suites and German Reed pieces, promising stylish upgrades at low cost.
Mrs. Sarah Warren and Mrs. Emmons of Mentone with Rev and Mrs. S. F. Harter and Mrs. Fred Pence of Kokomo visited relatives here Sunday afternoon.
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