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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
4
A lavish invitation to a fall dress fabrics exhibition featuring 25 pieces of all wool Serges and Taffetas, 44 inch black Prunella, silks, satins and trims at deep discounts. Shown are tailored suits and demi costumes, fall coats, and new waists with latest Directoire and Louis XV styles, prices from 0.50 to 65.00.
Our buyers examined the product of scores of tailors, ripped up samples to reach inside facts of the making, and studied styles for months. This results in a gathering of Fall and Winter Suits that promise supreme style.
An advertisement lists Swiss Curtains and Nottingham Lace Draperies with prices. It promotes Wilton Velvet and Woollen fabrics per yard and announces new patterns and options for customers.
Orville Burns of Purdue visits home briefly while C S Wadman tours Indianapolis. J W Shannon and wife relocate to Indianapolis. Mrs Woody's Photographic Studio promotes Penny pictures and a Kokomo Eastman demonstration attended by Mr and Mrs Geo L Woody. Local livery service Wendy Bros offers rig care and ticket inquiries circulate.
Mrs. Winnie arrived home from Indianapolis this week where she had been receiving medical care and she reports feeling considerably better now.
Miss Lou McCoy traveled to Corbin Kentucky Tuesday and married H. Flournoy of Knoxville Tennessee on Wednesday at the same location. The ceremony took place in Savane Lom, with local friends in attendance.
Mrs Josephine Seaward and daughter Ella of Laominster Massachusetts have returned home after visiting the former's sister Mrs E W Sherwin. They stopped at Benton Harbor Michigan for a few days with sister in law Mrs Fred Johnson where Mrs Sherwin joined them for part of the trip.
A testimonial ad touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for pain relief without habit formation and without lasting side effects. Mrs G H Woah of Austinburg Ohio credits rapid relief for headaches backache and feverish illness and endorses the product. The ad notes druggists sell the pills and the company offers a money back guarantee on the first package.
Frank Simpson and his family have moved to North Vernon, resettling after a relocation within the region. The move reflects a local family shift in residence.
Mr A Robinson of Drinnquin Ontario praises Chamberlain Stomach and Liver tablets for years of indigestion and constipation. The ads claim they are easy to take and pleasant, price 20c with free samples at G Kemp's drug store. Also Ping Pong Post Cards offered at Mrs Wood's Photograph Gallery.
John H. Zirkle of Philippi West Virginia relates a long battle with chronic diarrhoea ending after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He claims eighteen months free of symptoms and renewed vigor at sixty, with the product sold by G W Kemp.
Mrs M M Davison of San Jose California praises Electric Bitters as a superior family remedy for headache biliousness and sluggish liver and bowels. She urges readers to try the product noting its health benefits and recommends Kerps drug store for purchase under guarantee.
Martin Boyd of Henrietta recounts twenty years of granulated sore eyes ending after using one box of Chamberlain's Salve in February 1903. He reports complete relief and recommends the salve sold by GW Kemp.
Lon Truax and his wife from Green town visited Tuesday to arrange relocation near New London on the direct route.
A notice announces 25 penny pictures for 25c at Mrs Woody's studio. A football game is set for tomorrow between Galveston and New London with the New London elevens expected to play.
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