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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
9
New lot of walking skirts in several colors at 1.75 each regular 2.00. Hundreds of styles from 2.98 to 10. Plus spring jackets raincoats shirts waists and underskirts under price. Laces and embroideries, wash goods, fabrics, and a sample line of 200 pairs of ladies shoes. Shoe department large with no price increases due to leather costs.
Our department calls attention to a full stock of latest underwear dress shirts neckwear collars handkerchiefs suspenders belts gloves mufflers jewelry hats caps overalls jackets dress and working pants. Knee pants for ages 3 to 16 years offered in large assortment at very small prices.
We present a wide assortment of Carpets Mattings Rugs and Linoleums with special reductions. Closeout deals on Pictures and Mirrors include Regular $2 items at 50c, $3 items at 1.75, 8x40 French Plate Mantel Mirrors from 10.00 to 6.50, 7.50 mirrors to 4.75 and some $6.50 mirrors at 3.98.
A local ad markets parlor suits china closets hall racks and kitchen cupboards at below original price. A 30 day hold with a small deposit is offered. The store promotes Tron Beds springs and mattresses across a wide price range and a large GoMarts display with smaller prices. Feathers pillows and bedroom items are also advertised with low prices.
Carl H Booth assistant secretary of the State Board of Commerce reports rapid growth in membership across Ohio. In Steubenville he notes about 2000 members including Steubenville Coal and Mining, Gill Brothers, La Belle Iron Works, Jefferson Glass, Commercial National Bank, and Chicago Wall Paper. The board aims to influence legislation for business interests and plans continued recruitment.
The Wabash railroad rushes construction of a new station at its entrance into West Virginia opposite the Mingo bridge. Located on the Tri-State Traction line, it aims to attract patrons from Wellsburg Foillansbee and Steubenville, with Steubenville riders likely preferring this site for easier access. Most trains stopping nearby pick up passengers from the surrounding area.
Notice shows James H Keifer seeks divorce from Maud Keifer in case 7964 with hearing set after March 17 1908. Attorneys Erskine and Smith sign for plaintiff as part of Jefferson County Ohio proceedings. Also executor notice for Sarah J Sharon will appointment by Edward B Jones and Ellen M Theaker in Mt Pleasant Ohio. Administrative notices list John T Maxwell estate in Portland Tennessee with Jefferson County ties.
Jefferson county Ohio issues fourteen five percent bonds dated April 1 1906 to finance the Skelly Station Free Turnpike. Bids due March list day 1906 noon. par value 500 with semiannual interest. delivery in Steubenville. bid for entire issue only. bidders must provide five percent certified check. right to reject bids reserved.
Canton man F. R. Ness reports swollen glands and severe throat pain. After using Dr Stewart's Ozoline, his condition improved from the first dose and a 25 cent bottle fully cured his sore throat. He praises Ozoline as the best remedy and notes it is sold by druggists.
Theresa Yanni Scabzo petitions for divorce from Dominico Scabzo in the Court of Common Pleas of Jefferson County Ohio case No 7928. Grounds are willful absence gross neglect of duty and adultery. Hearing set on or after March 3 1906. Justin A Moore attorney for the plaintiff.
A local business owner asserts they built Ohio’s largest wallpaper store, detailing rapid expansion and market dominance. The claim emphasizes scale, regional reach, and ongoing investments to sustain leadership in the wallpaper sector.
Administrator of the estate of William Elliott, deceased, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, announces on January 31, 1906. Peter Elliott, Steubenville, Ohio, named as administrator.
A long advertisement details dresses fabrics and linens including Cheviots Mohairs Silks and organdies with 2000 yards of washable dress fabrics. It promotes substantial savings up to 20 percent and urges homekeepers hotels and boardinghouses to buy as fall stock for dresses waists and children's wear.
A fresh shipment of Irish dimities and figured Irish primis ties and French percales 36 inch wide with white grounds arrives. The goods are listed with supplier as Sek and Taree, 106. ON. No further details are provided.
During stormy days a sewing urge rises. sale in our Great Bargain Basement offers White and Colored Wash Goods for the season. Apron gingham and bleached muslin, 36 inch, plus linen crash and towered textiles at low prices.
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