New Goods Attractively Displayed In Silk and Satin
Ready made waists in silk satin white goods silk ginghams and all kinds of summer shirts waists satin golf skirts and lived skirts in latest styles and shades. Visit to see them.
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Newspaper
Sumner Press
Location
Sumner, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1902
Page
7
Ready made waists in silk satin white goods silk ginghams and all kinds of summer shirts waists satin golf skirts and lived skirts in latest styles and shades. Visit to see them.
A local ad proclaims a wide selection of dress goods from wool to silks and summer fabrics. It highlights low prices, quality, and style, urging shoppers not to miss the large line of men's and boys' clothing as the best value in Lawrence county.
A local store advertises a first class line of groceries and provisions with a wide selection. It promises low prices on goods and invites customers to try their brands to judge quality and value.
A local notice proclaims the best assortment of Valenciennes, Mechlin, Moline, Tarchon and heavy laces, Swiss, Namnvook and Cambric Embroideries offered for inspection. The store invites public inspection of their extensive collection.
A bold ad touts carpets mats and rugs including axminster velvet and moquet options. It promises beauty and low prices, claiming to have exactly what shoppers seek and noting exceptionally cheap rates.
Jewelry novelties including bat pins brooches belt pins and fancy lockets offered with a promise of better watches at lower prices than competitors. Come see and be convinced.
Displaying lace curtains in multiple prices and patterns, the shop invites customers to view and choose. The message emphasizes availability and eagerness to assist shoppers in finding the right lace curtain.
An advertisement touts a fine display of men’s women’s and children’s shoes from Hamilton BrownCo with the latest shapes and styles and very low prices. A pretty line of red shoes for children is highlighted.
About fifty business leaders gathered at Mt Carmel city hall on Tuesday to form a civic group aimed at attracting factories and boosting the town’s development, keeping Mt Carmel’s prosperity in the forefront. The effort seeks to leverage local property and position to draw industry to the area.
Local items recount multiple injuries and deaths. Rath, tele daughter of Mr and Mrs Als Ells, dies Sunday morning. A cabinet meeting set the state convention for July 10. An elderly woman, Mrs Jaquess, dislocates her shoulder. William Seitz, 45, drowns at a nearby dock. Clyde Martin injury from a blank cartridge incident. Albert West sustains a severe leg injury at Hob and Spoke Works. Annis couple finally welcomed a baby boy after a long wait. Van Wright in precarious condition. J P Miller suffers a severe leg wound from an axe mishap. Dr J L Vasuquary reports land sale near Belmont for 10000. Dr Daniel Bo Smith and family visit from St. Louis. former resident. Frank Meskimin head injury while cutting wood. Clarence Vitter accidentally strikes him with an axe.
The page mixes obituaries and community notices with mine and accident reports. It notes the widow of Marlia Mail, four children, a gas flare at a prospect bore near Judge Jones land, coal vein discoveries at 540 feet, and a cave-in near Vincennes killing Emrectt Matthews. It also mentions a storage depot fire, theft at a post office, civic election results, and various local deaths and incidents.
A scattered local column notes events and oddities from Mt Carmel and nearby areas, including a court case about highway officials sued over an accident, obituaries, a peculiar boy described in detail, a Tennessee farmer finding vast honey in a rock cave, and various classified items such as farm for sale and vacant lots. The report records regional curiosities, a legal dispute, a funeral procession, and local notices with a rustic, rural newspaper voice.
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