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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
5
The Bee Hive Sale opens after careful planning dating to early year. Special efforts in purchases have yielded regular silk goods and other items new and attractive. Costs are far below ordinary due to bulk discounts from wholesale prices.
Thursday launches Bee Hive Sales with a wide Silk and Wash Fabrics assortment. Buyers can expect large lots, varied patterns, and colorings at prices below usual, including silks, foulards, taffeta silks, brocades, and velvets with values up to 50 cents per yard.
A catalog snippet lists plain Latin Messalines in blue available at the price of 1.19 dollars each. The short line hints at a retail listing with minimal context and no additional details.
A variety of fabrics offered by the yard with discount pricing. Printed Dimities Organdies Batistes and plain Batistes up to 20c per yard. One table features White Wash Materials with Madras Dimities and Dotted Swiss at 25c values. Fine Wash Materials include Flaxons Linettes Dimities Foulards and more up to 25c per yard. A table shows Marquisettes Organdies and novelty cottons at reduced rates.
A roundup of community items including sales at Flaga and Scott's, pastry sale by Methodist Ladies, visits by Mas sillon and Akron residents, new Ford runabout, church meetings and memorials, business trips, and upcoming events. Also notes on store hours, insurance, and agricultural products with brief advertisements and classifieds.
A Dalton Ohio column reports births, visits, club meetings, and civic items. It lists a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Samuel Huntsberger, a baby at Rittman, festival plans by the Ball Club and Ladies Cemetery Association, visitors from Cleveland Massillon and Akron, a gospel mission series, and a weed destruction notice from Mayor N R Cooney detailing dates for cutting noxious weeds.
All pupils of the Dalton Public Schools and school patrons are asked to meet at the School Building on Monday evening June 12 at 7 30 to arrange attendance at the Sugar Creek Township School Picnic and to organize conveyance badges and related details by order of the Superintendent and teachers.
Mrs. Goldie Moock and daughter visit Akron relatives as Will Keiffer returns from Ashland. Mrs. James Stinson of Akron and Mrs. Margaret Dague of Dalton visit A. E. Dague family. Warren Klarper and daughter of Canton spend with Reed Wertz family. Fred Nussbaum raises new bars with Hauenstein Bros. carpenters at work.
John C. Odenkirk of Orrville and Viola Nussbaum of Wooeder received marriage licenses, records show. The filings mark the couple as newly authorized to wed in the local jurisdiction.
For sale notices list a five gallon can of 600 valve cylinder oil and an Edison Home Phonograph with large horn and sixty records. A yearling day mare colt is offered by D Kirghhofer of Dalton Ohio. A lost Ist Bb Distinet band book is to be returned to Gazette office.
Advertisement notes Dr Hess Clark's lime and sulphur solution offered at C R McDowell's for fruit growers seeking pest and disease control.
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