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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
6
Merchants announce stock adjustments to cut surpluses and clear damaged lines. Prices are cut on bright new Spring and Summer merchandise, offered with vigor, aiming to attract shoppers with style and value.
The advertisement lists semi fitted and loose self strapped jackets in regular 5.00 sizes, with ladies and misses styles in dark and light colors. Prices range from 15 to 22.50. A rack offers girls and misses coats including three quarter and full length styles in fancy mixtures priced from 5 to 10, now $3.98.
Miscellaneous items advertise sales and goods at Gardiner's grocery and Gibson's dry goods, medicals including DeWitt's remedies, home services, and local events. A travel offer promises a free trip to Wyoming and Denver with details at the Merchants Bank in Massillon. Postmaster John McGuff noted for Creston. Dalton team loses to East Greenville in a short baseball patch. Memorial day approaches in late May.
Martin Schultz founder of the Schultz Wagon Co died early Wednesday from acute indigestion after a stomach pain. Born June 8 1832 in Leitenhausen Germany he immigrated to Dalton in 1854, opening a blacksmith shop and later wagon and buggy manufacture. He leaves a wife six sons three daughters and many relatives.
Fer son s and families travel from Massillon Wooster Canton Pittsburgh Chicago North Lawrence Burton City and West Salem to visit Dalton friends relatives and hosts over the weekend. Notables include Dr L L DeArment Nora Homan and Jeanette Tait among many others.
Orrville readers are invited to the June opening of the J. D. Malloy Piano Co with a one week sale. The store will display the full output of twenty two companies, about one hundred forty two piano styles, and include a Melville Clark eighty eight note player. Described as one of central Ohio’s largest piano houses, the event promises substantial price reductions during the opening week.
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