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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1901
Page
8
Monday December 1st we placed the Ideal Jewel base burner at 40 dollars and will reduce the price daily until sold. Sundays and holidays excluded. The stove patterns alone cost over ten thousand dollars. Reduced prices on other high grade stoves by F Taylor Cain.
A runaway horse bolted down Ohio street just before dinner. the buggy overturned by the courthouse. Bill Gee Pluck leapt from the crash and, after a dramatic chase, escorted a young lady to the Hot Stuff Real Ko's office. There he bought one million dollars worth of Hot Stuff at three dollars a ton and Rich Hill Nut at two seventy five. Bell 573 Queen City 1000.
Windsor coal of best grade suitable for cooking and heating sold at 3.00 per ton with full weight guaranteed and delivery. Good wood in cord or stove lengths offered, dry or green, at the lowest prices. Call at yards or by phone. A J Fults & Co. 412 East Twelfth Street Queen City phone 21 bell 84.
A local note advertises Liberty Bell flour from New Lebanon Roller Mills. Made from Cooper county wheat, it claims high grade kept for premium bread and low grade removed. The maker, J. M. Cain of Yeater's Old Stand at 112 14 West Main, guarantees every sack and promotes it as the best $2 flour in the state with extra fine for light bread.
A doll as a present will be given away on Christmas day at Arlington Pharmacy located at 514 Ohio Street. Details and partake specifics are available at the store.
Real estate ad offers farm loans in Pettis County at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. Terms promise $1,000 and up at lowest rates and best terms. J. K. Bothwell promotes the deal. Arlington Christmas contest notes a beautiful doll prize for a lucky guesser.
The Missouri Glass company offers a full line of busts figure pieces Haviland china and fancy glassware including tea sets cups and saucers. After dinner coffee cups and other items will be sold at a 25 percent reduction. Sale begins Monday morning at an unspecified location.
A reader asks how many different kinds of things are on display in the Arlington window globe show. The note notes curiosity about the variety and counts among the items presented.
George E. Dugan of 116 East Fifth street adds a fine line of picture moulding and offers framing at reasonable rates. Bring pictures for framing now. Telephone 142.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Dow Drug Company for the election of directors for the ensuing year will be held at the company's office in Sedalia at 9 o'clock a m on the second Monday of January 1902. W E WENTZLEMAN Secretary. Rembaughs 616 Ohio street.
East Sixth street boy Harold Martin after three months of typhoid fever is able to sit up and is reported out of danger. Dr. Collins has attended him throughout the illness.
G. B. Kelly long time editor of the Moberly Monitor has moved with his family to Los Angeles California to reside there.
A local ad announces sweeping reductions on all trimmed hats at Bogar located at 317 Ohio. Do not buy until visiting the store for the sale.
County Treasurer J. D. Franklin and Prof. Agey of Robbins' Business College were initiated last night by Prairie Queen lodge No. 25 I O O F. W. S. Armstrong received the first degree. The beautiful doll at the Arlington Pharmacy will be given away Christmas day to a good guesser.
Peter Pehl promotes a wholesale and family store stock of rare old wines and liquors suited for the holidays. He guarantees absolute purity and offers the best prices for the family trade at 115 West Second Street with two phones.
Wanted advertisement seeks a bright, active young business man to travel in Central Missouri with headquarters in Sedalia. The position offers good pay for the right person and involves introducing guaranteed remedies for rheumatism, syphilis, scrofula and related diseases. Address Lopez Remedy Company Wichita Kansas.
Short notice advertisement for Christmas cigars at W T Grow’s cigar store located at 228 Ohio Street. Retailer offers seasonal selection and holiday pricing for cigars and related tobacco products.
The store BOGAR at 317 Ohio offers hats at absolute cost through January 1. Shoppers are advised to assess value before buying.
Conway Arkansas resident Victor Holding is visiting his brother William Holding, head miller for Sedalia Milling company, during a trip.
A fragment notes items such as neckties suspenders jewelry pocket books rings and lace bed sets offered at 616 Ohio by Rembaugh's in a sale likely targeting partiers and family needs.
An advertisement from the Boston Cafe touts Baltimore oysters as the best in the world, emphasizing freshness and consistent handling.
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