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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1909
Page
5
Thulman and Levi present a striking autumn fashion display with unequaled values and superior styles. The sale touts unprecedented prices on marked goods, claiming no duplication of figures in Indiana. Early buyers are presumed to secure the best selections.
An advertisement touts September savings on textiles and fabrics. It promotes Indigo and Light Blue Prints, Black and White Prints, and Cardinal Prints at low prices, along with muslin, sheeting, dress ginghams, outing flannels, cretonnes, dress Sateens, and damask toweling with specific per yard or per length prices. The piece emphasizes bargains for various home fabrics and linens across multiple categories.
A display of new autumn fabrics offers 38 inch woolen suitings, diagonals, broadcloths, chiffons, and silks in fresh fall shades. Special prices on satin cloths, moire silks, and rat tail braids accompany exclusive appliques and embroidery novelties.
Our store presents the latest in ladies misses and children's head wear for Fall and Winter. Miss Ingraham from New York shares knowledge from top Fifth Avenue shops. Prices remain low with a wide variety and high class millinery at less cost than other places.
Sales pitch touts first showing of women’s apparel with limited stock and royal values. Describes tailored suits, snappy suits, one piece dresses and a Trotter cross dress with prices from 10.00 to 35.00 and a carpet and paper sale at reduced prices.
Mrs Emma Wright of Kokomo, John Luke Hodson, Oscar Lee of Elwood and others were in town midweek. Two new buildings rise in Carter addition this fall. Chas Butler adds rooms and porches to his country home. Rev Beard preached at the Baptist church. Weddel family visited relatives. Wells and Hawkins guests at French Licks. Corner family to visit Decatur, Indiana.
Miss Fannie Umbstead of Mar Zon has been visiting relatives here for some time and left Monday morning to return home.
Wao and daughter Ella returned to their Maynard home after a visit with Sir Clark and family. Mr Clark and daughter Mabel accompanied them briefly. Miss Annie Clark began her term as teacher in West Middleton on Monday.
The New London Orphanage operated by Rev. C G Taylor is closed due to interference by the State Board of Charities. Officials cited regulatory actions and pending approvals as factors in the shutdown.
Lew Vanbrizete of near Groomsville reports three rooms torn up by an explosive charge placed under his house. No one injured as family slept. Authorities suspect a feud related to a recent lawsuit. Nearby notices promote Cham berlain's Cough Remedy and other patent medicines.
An advert touts Chamberlains Colic Coolery and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best known cure for griping diarrhoea dysentery and bowel complaints. It claims effectiveness for both adults and children and recommends early use. Sold by Dr. G. W. Kemp.
An advertisement extols Health Coffee a Dr Shoop substitute made from toasted cereals malt and oats claiming it tastes like coffee without health risks. It says brewing is quick and easy and that the product can fool an expert in taste. Wigle Miller promotes it.
Walter Honecker and Henry S. Spurgeon, both formerly publisher of The Forest News and Gem in Michigan, have purchased the Darlington News.
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