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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1908
Page
5
Thalman and Levi announce the first fall showing with broader lines. They report greater quantities larger assortments better values and superior styles along with liberal shipments of new fashions at very advantageous prices to attract early buyers.
The Carpet Department promotes a full assortment of rugs in every size color and weave. Draperies curtains and piece goods shown in new materials. Carpets range from cotton fabrics to Wiltons, matting, wall paper oil cloth and linoleum. Assortments are now complete.
Elegant fall hats and millinery items showcased in our window display. We offer the latest stylish designs at low prices without sacrificing workmanship or materials and invite inspection of our stock.
Our season’s showing far surpasses previous efforts with a splendid stock meeting every requirement of discerning buyers. Dress trimmings have been gathered generously and no feature of artistic gown adornment will be missing.
The store presents a splendid collection of the newest fall fashions in suits waists and coats. Prices are enticing to encourage early buying as the department showcases autumn wearables.
The clearance sale offers remnants and odd lots across dress goods, domestic items, notions, carpets, silk suits, lingerie, muslin underwear, and shoes at deep discounts. Silks and suitings halve price, many items at one third to one half, with odd sizes and final closeouts throughout the store.
The article argues the Moon is a great planet of mountains with its visible face dotted by 80 000 ring mountains resembling volcanoes in low power views. It notes peaks up to four miles high, diameters from 20 feet to 150 miles, and depressions measured by sun shadows.
A biographical sketch of William Wiesling Drescott born Salem May 1796. Harvard alumnus who lost sight early and mastered Spanish history. He wrote Ferdinand and Isabella 1838 Mexico Conquest 1843 and Deru 1847, gaining wide recognition.
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