Lets Get Acquainted Jewelry Store Ad
An ancient style ad promotes jewelry buying to build acquaintance with the store. It hints that satisfactory dealings lead to future jewelry purchases and continued patronage.
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1908
Page
5
An ancient style ad promotes jewelry buying to build acquaintance with the store. It hints that satisfactory dealings lead to future jewelry purchases and continued patronage.
Absent writer logs local happenings in Happy Hollow. Residents including Robert and John Armstrong, Clay Foster and families, Labe Coulter and others visit relatives at various homes. Illnesses noted for Hazel Kays and Mary Clifton, with protracted religious meetings at Hillsboro church. Tobacco stripping and corn gathering dominate farm tasks.
Landowners announce their lands are posted forbidding hunting. Violators will be prosecuted. Names include Woodford Graves H P Mudd Dee Riley Hite Clements Sam Phillips J J Martin W G Grundy C L Grundy T A Grundy R J Young Conrad Hertiein W F Booker Harry Thompson B F Simms Campbell Bottom T Dudley Tapp W F Moran & Son Alex Thompson P M Showmaker W R Jones Hennessey & Baker W S Purdom & Son.
Miss Mollie Dorsey was in Louisville Sunday. Miss Lila Estes of Lebanon was a guest of Miss Louise Tucker last week. Numerous LEBNON residents and visitors are listed with moves, visits, or trips to Louisville, Bardstown, Chaplin, Danville, Memphis, and New York. Miss Sue Ray leaves for Havana Cuba to serve as telegraph editor.
A. P. Hardy testifies after fifteen years of using Buckle to treat sores boils ulcers and burns with no failures or recurrences, praising its reliability for own and others’ medical needs.
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