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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
7
A local business proclaims itself the largest exclusive dealer and maker of shades, brass goods, and curtain goods in Ohio, highlighting its market leadership and manufacturing capabilities.
Over 500 pair of portieres from the premier art rooms of Boston and Philadelphia. No line like them has ever been shown in this city before. Prices way down.
Local retailer promotes lace curtains as the best bargains yet offering the largest stock in the city. The drive invites customers to come and see the selection.
Carpets offer special prices this month to entice buyers. Over two hundred patterns of Bugs and more than three hundred carpet designs are showcased. No samples or installment pricing. goods available to view in store.
The fourteenth national convention of the Republican party opens in the Coliseum Chicago with 12 000 delegates and 10 000 reporters present for the noon start chaired by Harry New Indiana. Senator Julius C Burrows Michigan named temporary chairman and a full slate of temporary officers announced as the convention adjourns until Wednesday.
A long Republican platform invokes Lincoln quotes and outlines the 4 year term limits, urging unity. It notes Roosevelt Fairbanks victory, cites industrial gains, farm output, rail expansion, bank deposits, and rising exports as proof of party success and competence.
For rent one neatly furnished room suitable for one or two gentlemen with board inquire 09 South St. Wié6 dtd For sale cows hogs pigs sheep horses all ages sizes conditions inquire G. W. Dalrymple New Alexandria
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana reports lifelong lung illness with repeated hemorrhages. After physicians failed, he used Foley's Honey and Tar, noting his lungs grew sound again. He recommends the remedy for advanced lung trouble and advises against substitutes. Beall and Steele, druggists.
A doctor recommends cod liver oil and implies Scott's Emulsion as the digestible form. The ad notes it suits sensitive stomachs and invites readers to request a free sample from Scott & Bowne at Pearl Street New York.
Lingerie waists trimmed with baby Irish and French Wallace embroideries or medallions and fine tucks are shown in the season's best styles. Prices range from 1.98 to 9.98 dollars with multiple mid range options.
Advertises a wash goods sale with low prices on Mita Arabella satin plain and figured lawn, Soisette with luminous finish, fast color dress ginghams, fancy silk voiles, satin chiffons, and lustre silk. Highlights include values up to 75c at 29c to 32c per yard, offering dramatic savings and seasonal fabrics for dresses, outings, and suits.
Remarkable savings in wall paper with bed room papers in assortments, crepe papers 30 inches wide, and vitrophane for windows offered at reduced prices. Burlap wall coverings and decorative side wall and ceiling decorations available, with special per yard rates and numerous color options.
Shopping guide for picnic and camping gear listing Wood Picnic Plates at 3 cents per dozen White Porcelain Coffee Cups at 3 cents each White Porcelain Plates 3 cents each Heavy Tin Drinking Cups 3 for 5 cents Knives and forks set of 12 for 39 cents White metal Tea Spoons 1 cent White metal Table Spoons 2 cents Japanese Paper Napkins per dozen 2 cents Lemonade Glasses 2 cents Lemon Squeezers 10 cents Large imported Picnic Baskets 39 cents Galvanized Tron Water Buckets 13 cents Large Tin Coffee Boilers 39 cents Long handled steel Frying Pans 10 cents 1 quart Granite Milk Cans 15 cents 50 ft Cotton Clothes Lines 8 cents Galvanized Iron Tubs 39 cents Granite Dish Pans any size 25 cents Granite Kettles any size 25 cents White enameled Drink Cups and Saucers 10c wee enameled Granite Plates Table Quil Cloth first quality per yard 18 cents
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