Reduction in Prices of Trimmed Hats
I have made a great change in the price of trimmed hats and possessing a large stock, you will find it advantageous to come upon me.
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1907
Page
5
I have made a great change in the price of trimmed hats and possessing a large stock, you will find it advantageous to come upon me.
Local note announces Campbell's Furniture department is complete and up to date and invites customers to see new items before shopping. It mentions Lawrence's Grocery as a place to get jar tops and gume, signaling a regional convenience in shopping options.
On next Saturday afternoon at 8.30 o'clock Mr S M Campbell will sell at public auction a lot of clothing shoes hate etc.
A compilation of line items shows price promotions and goods at Lawrence’s Grocery including jars pints quarts and halves and per gallon prices. Other entries announce sales like duck hats show cases barber chair and hay baling services with a Farmers Home Insurance ad and warnings from the Electric Light and Water Company about trespassing. A campaign notice invites attendance to Congressman Ben Johnson’s lecture on the Panama Canal at the Opera House.
Mr Solomon Kays family visits Har desty. Mrs J S Thomas ill. Mrs Laura Scruggs and Nellie stay with Mrs Edd Montgomery in Brooksville. Numerous locals, including Shields, Armstrongs, Coulters, and Barnetts, spent Sunday at various homes and gatherings. Ice coupon books offer savings on 500 and 1000 pound blocks with cash payment required.
Miss Lydia Duncan and Annie McChord visit Mrs. T D Wells in Lebanon. Texas visitor Billy Mayes calls on relatives. Edwin Casey of Lawrenceburg visits J W Lewis. Travelers retire from Niagara Falls and plan return. Dozens of locals, including Stiles, Fulton, Marshall, and others, appear in Bardstown, Danville, Louisville, and surrounding towns for visits, trips, and meetings across a busy week.
An advertiser lists discounted carpet and rug prices including Axminster, Velvet, Tapestry, and Ingrain carpets. It promotes rugs and floor coverings such as 9x12 and room size Ingrains, Granite, and other rug types at prices below manufacturers’ suggested levels.
Overstock clearance lists Nottingham Curtains at various prices from 4.82 to 3.50 and 2.50 to 2.25, Browne Femme Curtains priced around 2. The ad touts Lace Curtains as a limited opportunity and urges buyers not to miss the sale.
In this sale stock paper is reduced by one third with prices noted as twenty euros for fine wallpaper. Borders and ceilings are promoted to match, offering chic combinations for stylish interiors.
Hia at home. Miss Laura Vannatta visits M H Jones with Stiner and Owen Smith. Fred Curk of Bardstown visits Jones home. Harry Hansbrough of Shef Gohd Ala visits. formerly with The Sun, now in Alabama. Gracie Waters returns to Louisville. niece Esther Mahoney accompanies her. Jno H Elliott completes contract at St Catharines then moves to Enide Mercer county to build a dwelling for Will Edwards. J W Olliver returns from Mooresville to Arkansas. plans another visit. H H Staybrooke and John J Staybrooke of Scottsboro Ala arrive for Texas parents reunion with Lizzie Durrett. White Hall notices Eske Graham and wife visit relatives. Mary J Royalty visiting. measles spreading but subsiding. Betsy Divine on the scamist. cattle of K D Riley praised. James P Walker and wife from Moneeville visit Geo L Warner. Miss Divine of One Hill visits uncle B F Divine. Mrs Geo Birch of Louisvilme visiting relatives. farmers in area.)
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