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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
4
Fall and winter stock announced as ready to select with an emphasis on value. The ad lists low prices on curtains, lawn rake, stove casters, washboard, carpet beater, lace curtain stretcher, weather strip, clothes lines, mop, pot, lamp burners, ammonia, mop stick, wire hangers, step ladders, wallpaper cleaner, and other household items, inviting customers to visit the department for bargains.
Special markings announce new curtains in 34 yard lengths in white or ecru with 2.00 values and a 1.25 price on fancy cretones for draperies and curtains. Regular 10c values per yard highlighted along with a large display of rugs carpets and draperies on the showroom floors.
Classified note lists gray cotton blankets priced at 50 cents each with a tag suggesting a different price of 69 cents for a larger quantity or alternative listing.
Advertises infant leather sole warm lined shoes in several price points 50 cents to 2 dollars. Includes sizes and styles as available.
Publication by Georgi is noted with editor and Vinolisher credited. The fragment mentions Mwory EREDAY at a Russian venue or event, implying a local or literary context with names tied to the production.
The ad proclaims a full line of autumn fashions including tailored coats and up to date suits with tipless figures and pret a porter styling. It highlights prices from 12.50 to 25 and notes lace waists skirts petticoats and new materials like broad cloth Kersey and satin with specials on skirts and waists.
Allen Nursery Co invites men to represent local or traveling for selling a full line of easy selling specialties. Secure territory offered. Address Rochester New York. January 25, 1904.
Martin Morrison spoke to a fair sized crowd Tuesday evening here and Mrs K W Sherwin was in Komo Wednesday. Alice Branstetter left Monday for Indianapolis where she will resume her music studies. A full line of Post Cards at Mrs Woody's Photograph Gallery.
A small item notes a ping pong event or display at Mrs Woody's Photograph Studio, highlighting a quirky activity linked to the studio setting.
This afternoon at the school campus the home team defeated West Middleton by a score of 11 to 7 after a hard fought battle.
Jerry O'Brien aged sixty five died suddenly on a road near a gravel pit west of town while helping his son Willie load a gravel wagon. death caused by valvular heart disease. Survived by widow and two children. Funeral held at 2 PM at the Christian church with Rev. Watkins of Crawfordsville preaching. Red Men assisted.
Mrs J M Davison of San Jose endorses Electric Bitters as a general family remedy for headache biliousness and torpor of the liver and bowels. She claims more health for the digestive organs in a bottle than in any other remedy she knows and notes it is sold under guarantee at Kemps drug store.
John Zerkle of Philippi Western Australia suffered chronic diarrhoea for years. He tried various methods until he used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy advertised in the Philippi Republican. The bottle cured him and he has been well for eighteen months at sixty years old and able to work. Sold by Gw. Kemp.
The funeral of Mrs Cyrus Roberts was held last Sunday afternoon at the church where she was a faithful member Rev M L Graham delivered the sermon.
Rev J M Thompson of Greenfield will preach at the M E church here Thursday evening. Lady customers of Too small Concern driving to town may have their rigs cared to at Woody Bros Livary Barn at our ex urse. Ask clerks for tickets. C S Wadman.
Mrs. L. S. Jeter of Kokomo is visited by Mrs. Wo FL Gordon and other relatives this week.
A claimant from Ora ay iin, Ou endorses Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best medicine for indigestion and constipation. The ad notes easy use, pleasant effects, and a price of 25 cents with free samples at G. Kemps Drug Store. It also mentions Ping Pong Post Cards and Penny Pictures at Mrs Woods's Photograph Gallery.
Martin Boyd of Henrietta says twenty years of granulated sore eyes ended after using Chamberlain's Salve in February 1903. He bought one box and used about two thirds with no further trouble. Salve sold by G W Kemp.
A note records 25 Penny Pictures offered for 25 at Mrs. Woody s studio. The item list indicates a sale event at the studio location with fixed prices and a limited set. isim
Mr. Lin Davis and Mrs. J A De Lon left Saturday to attend the fitness of a relative at Craw or vilie, keeping family duties in the quiet community.
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