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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
6
The Steuben County Bar honors Judge Burrows at a banquet, praising his integrity, impartiality, and legal mastery. Speakers recount his court service, character, and retirement plans while he expresses gratitude and reflects on his career ending on a memorable note.
An ad asserts consumption cannot be cured quickly but promises relief and potential improvement from Scott's Emulsion with consistent use. It claims the product helps at any disease stage and credits right living plus the emulsion for major help, with a general no guaranteed cure. Scott & Bowne, Pearl St, New York.
Roy N. Merryman spoke on the sacredness of law and the lawyer’s calling, praising Judge Burrows and noting the broadened opportunities of today. Cleveland judges Winch and Taylor also saluted the court, with glowing tributes from Judge Hole Senator Heinlein Jason Brooks and many others. The event, one of the city’s most successful banquets, honored integrity and long service among local legal figures.
A local ad extols a varied doll collection with black or light hair, curling wigs, and eyes that open and close. Bisque and celluloid heads with rag bodies, dressed in elaborate outfits, undressable and sleep eyes. Prices range from 5 to 3 dollars, touting a Teddy Bear substitute with jointed doll faces and sleeping eyes.
A brief item notes offers of pretty designs for kerchiefs gloves hosiery neckwear jewelry and other small articles. One selection was offered with a 00 purchase of the above articles for extras sold at sale.
In ornamental design these pieces imitate old sun baked Indian ware but are kiln burnt for added strength. Suitable for dens and makes acceptable Christmas gifts. Ads reduced from one fourth to one third less than regular.
Advertises a fur sale with a wide range of ladies and children’s fur items for Christmas. Ladies furs priced from 5.48 to 150 dollars, children’s fur sets from 8 cents to 10.50 per set. Offers showings of muff, neck pieces, and other fur items at attractive Christmas prices.
Readable ad notes bed spreads offered in holly boxes tied with ribbon and ready for gift giving. Prices range from 2.50 to 5.00, described as useful and serviceable for housewives and brides, with assorted dollar amounts listed.
Knit leggins and legg in drawers for little ones in white. Buster Brown leggins in brown gr ay Astrachan and white bear skin at $1. A pair infants knitted wool sacques in white pink and blue at ages soc and $1.90.
A Santa period sale promotes umbrellas as ideal gifts with wide selections. Ladies and men's umbrellas feature varied handles and finishes with silk, gloria, and onion covers, prices from 1.00 to 10.00, including children’s Buster Brown styles. specials noted.
Special purchase of fine silk crepe de chine Opera Scarfs 274 yards in handsome new patterns worth 3.00 now 2.50.
Think of her joy on Christmas morning as she opens a Holly box containing a silk or crepe kimono. Available in long and short styles, these festive garments come in crepe and silk, priced at 3.50, 6.50, and 6.98.
Gift aprons are in great demand and this assortment offers good values at 25¢. Maid aprons sewing aprons and other house aprons are well made. Some are plain some lace striped, with many varieties priced affordably.
Silk Icewool and Wool fascinators in black white red and blue, Newport and shawl styles priced from 16 cents to 3 dollars. These items promise versatile use beyond the holiday season, targeting thoughtful gift shoppers.
A sales pitch urges housewives to adopt a carpet sweeper, claiming it saves time and labor, makes no dust, lasts longer than fifty brooms, and completes a home setup with the best models available.
Browse at the neckwear counter for lace net and ruching collars in white and colors. Exquisite pieces priced 25 cents and up, boxed for Christmas giving. Many other fancy collars and sets available AT five and up.
An advertisement touts hosiery as dependable in quality with a wide range of colors sizes and kinds at moderate prices. It features fine Lisle Hose in plain black and embroidered styles in black white and colors with lace and hussed details and silk hose in plain black white colors lace and embroidered styles. Gift box offered with each purchase of one dollar or more or sold separately.
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