Price Reductions on Trimmed Hats Limited Stock
Advertiser announces a large stock of trimmed hats with significant price reductions. Potential customers are urged to visit to take advantage of the reduced prices and wide selection.
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1907
Page
5
Advertiser announces a large stock of trimmed hats with significant price reductions. Potential customers are urged to visit to take advantage of the reduced prices and wide selection.
For Representative, we announce Mr. W. 5S. Y. Goodlett as a candidate for native from Washi county, subject to the Democratic primary action on August 3.
Local note announces Campbell's complete furniture department and invites shopping. Mentions jar tops and gums available at Lawrence's Grocery as part of a local commerce highlight.
Mixed classifieds list items for sale including duck hats jars and jugs rice and coffee at Lawrence's Grocery cottage sale Lebanon Hill to Conrad Hertle and other local properties. Community notices warn trespassers at Bleetie Light and Water grounds and announce a Springfield Lodge meeting on August 6 1907. State picnic at Tunnel Hill August 3 with candidates and bands. Subscription offer: The Sun $1 a year.
Reverend W H Williams with Reverend J W Campbell lead a long meeting at Stewarts Creek in Marion county. No services will be held at the Baptist church next Sunday morning or evening.
Hillsboro and nearby communities report visits and family gatherings. Maud and Eva Inman visited the Misses Montgomery. Otis Harmon with family stayed in Mackville. J S Inman and wife visited Sleet Pinkston at Willisburg. Maud Inman stayed with Mrs John Shewmaker at Johnsonville. Various residents are mentioned with sickness and visits including the Mellroy and Gillispie families, services at Rock Bridge, and Springfield visitors.
Ice coupon books available offer a 5 percent discount on books of 500 pounds and a larger 1000 pound book at a 50 cent discount per hundred pounds. Buyers must pay at the time of purchase.
Personal notes record Kent and Y P Barber of Bardstown attending the funeral of Florence Hamilton. Dozens travel visits and returns including Mrs J D Turner from Lexington, Mr and Mrs B J Hardin of Knoxville visiting G J Hardin, and Miss Ella McAfee returning to Cincinnati. Several others visit Lebanon Hod genville Jamestown and Danville areas with family and friends.
Overstocked carpet shop advertises Axminister and Velvet carpets at steep discounts. 9x12 rugs 25 dollars, large selection of tapestries and inlays, full line of mats and oil cloth, lace curtains priced to clear. Offers mention 40 cent cotton and low curtain prices to attract buyers.
A fragmented ad describes paper at various tiny prices with mentions of fine 0¢ items, 25¢ and 20¢ lots, and cheap wallpapers. It touts matching borders and ceilings for attractive combinations in this sale.
Miss Lona Canter of Louisville visits relatives here. Clem McGill of Lebanon spends days at S. C. McGill’s home. Nuneye Simms improves from erysipelas. Typhoid patients in Springfield doing well. Hite Clements injured by horse, recovery progress. Hadgie Brown hosts euchre with local guests and Mrs Jones of Louisville attends.
A resident of the village asks for local items to be covered after several weeks of absence in the newspaper. The note signals a wish to hear about village happenings, events, and notices from neighbors.
The notice lists visitors and hosts including Miss Bessie Blandford of Tennessee and Miss Ida Cotton visiting in the area. Families such as Mr. and Mrs. J B Humphrey with four children from Louisville, and Miss Rosa Burnett’s guests are noted along with plans for a Chicago picnic. Rev Father Pieters is away in Europe for several months.
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