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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1907
Page
5
Daily arrivals of new winter models fill the Ready-to-Wear Department with fit workmanship and reasonable prices. Silk-lined long coats are $10.00. Dress goods counters show dark reds and browns in popular weaves. All-wool Serges and Panamas priced at 65c 75c and 98c.
Advert claims Mentor Underwear offers lasting comfort for three seasons at the same price as less comfortable brands. The text emphasizes broad availability and superior fit.
The store promotes unchanged carpet prices with a dozen patterns in 50c grade wool and free binding while you wait. This week they add over 30 Linoleum styles in 6, 74 and 12 foot widths with prices described as well below market value.
Monday morning brought a fresh supply of Bearskin Coats Caps and Loggins priced at $2.50 each in every color to match infants outfits.
Millinery notes very attractive prices on new hats with especially good bar gains in pattern and ready trimmed hats. Early buyers will find bargains.
We feature the biggest assortment of ladies black cloaks priced at 5.00 5.98 6.98 7.98 8.95 and 10.00 all well below typical store prices. Visit us before you buy to save one third off common figures and compare quality and value.
Concord T D Kesler and family attended church at Corinth Sunday. Paul Dix visited home folks and dined with Helen Sunday. Harry Wilson and Howard Stoddy of Terre Haute visited Mrs. O Neal. Hazel McDonald Bernice Kate and Florence O Neal dined with Francis Niccum. Albert Benson cut lip in cornfield accident. Dr. Bland attended. Rev. Jackson to fill next Sunday. Luther Ransford of Scott City not better. Belle Pittman returned from hospital. Luther Marts trip to Terre Haute. Fontanet explosion caused Shelburn school stampede. Produce ads and store promotions sprinkled throughout.
Powder workers from this place visited the Fontanet disaster site on Saturday. Various locals travel for appointments and events including Arch Case in Terre Haute, Mrs. Leslie Jones visiting her parents, and Elihu Puckett heading to Brazil. Mentions of mining, local preaching, illness, and advertisements for electric bitters and farm loans appear among routine notices and daily life items.
Cooler weather this week. Ira Birt improving. Mt. Moriah services well attended. Billy Long completes livery stable at South Giant. Will Mitchell opens new grocery. Harriet Buck back from Indianapolis. Pearl Isbell opens millinery. Ida and Clarence Spencer visit Will Hale. John Herndon moves to town. Garnet Herndon and Alfred Montgomery visit Carlisle. Logan Buck returns from Sullivan. Guy Bedwell visits Fanny Houlds. Otto Hicks in Linton. For sale: trotting mare Susie McGregor plus buggy and harness at 158 Honore St. in Cook, Chicago. Cummins & Nicholson in Shelburn advertise wares and second hand heating stoves. Dr Shoop Restorative advertised by Shaffer. Public sale notice for Benjamin B. Mason estate in Gill township. details of auction terms and eight month credit. I. J. Kalley, Administrator.
Notice states I. H. Kalley 12.381 named administrator of the estate of Benjamin B. Mason, deceased, Sullivan County Indiana. Estate described as solvent. appointment details provided.
A stream of visitors and brief social events unfolds across Cass and Grayville areas including Mrs Zoe Nesbit returning from Canton Mississippi and Fred Asrey with Mary Crawford uniting in marriage. Other items mention family calls, Sunday visits, a church sewer project, quilting gatherings and funeral attendance along with light local humor and farm chatter.
A marketing note from Joe K. Smock and Son Druggists highlights Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for sores burns wounds piles and chilblains. It promises disappearance of symptoms under its healing influence with guaranteed availability.
We express thanks to the trustee of Fair banks township for his interest in District No 2 by conveying our children to the central school at Fairbanks. We feel indebted until we may return the favor. Patrons of District No 2.
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