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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
9
May and Leopold store previews cool furnishings for summer heat with a selection aimed at anticipatory shoppers. The feature highlights practical and stylish items designed to beat the heat.
Reed Rockers are described as cool strong and comfortable for summer use. Heavy braided reed over a white maple frame with a large rolling chair and high back offers a handsome design. Special price advertised at 2.85 with many designs up to 12.00.
Go-Carts dominate town chatter with May & Leopold offering 30 percent discounts on all Reed Go-Carts and folding carts. Prices drop from 10 and 15 dollar ranges to 15 and 12 dollars respectively, with parasol cushions included on Reed units. New folding cart arrives in black, green, and tan, discounted from 15 dollars to 12 dollars.
The ad highlights high ice savings of White Mountain refrigerators with solid construction for long service. It promises the best quality at the lowest price and invites inspection of many zinc enamel and stone lined styles and sizes to compare prices.
Hon Sam Huston former Ohio State Highway Commissioner dies at 601 North Fifth Street aged 38. A prolific road builder and geologist, he rose from County Engineer to lead pike expansion projects and influenced state road policy. He studied at Washington and Jefferson College, served as elder and Sunday School Superintendent, and left a Republican legacy with two children and a wide circle of scientific peers.
Andrew Tate, a well-to-do Hungarian farmer near New Philadelphia, was killed Monday afternoon when he, being hard of hearing, stepped onto the C. and P. tracks near Burlington below Rush Run and was struck by a passenger train. The body was thrown about 30 feet. Tate, married, owned a small farm and had $1000 life insurance. His wife had just left for the old country for business. He was in the vicinity looking up friends when killed.
The Wellsburg Bethany trolley line opened with a ceremonial run by President S George and a large stockholders group. Regular service began Tuesday with hourly cars from 6 to 11 am, aiding attendees to the Bethany commencement.
A village gathering at Bethany featured several improvised speeches. The King’s men are arranging an outing and picnic at Stanton Park on Saturday afternoon, June 6.
A sale advertises wholesale prices and closeout discounts on thousands of patterns. The notice urges customers to buy now, promising value and immediate payment.
Advertises Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a trusted remedy that builds strength health and happiness. Claims massive popularity and success where others failed. Priced at 35 cents for tea or tablets.
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