Real Closing Out Sale of Dress Goods Upon Quit
A season ending sale offers a sacrifice to quit handling dress goods and notions. All dress goods and notions go at prices set to move them, making room for other lines the store will carry later.
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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1914
Page
2
Dress Goods Clearance Sale Begins July 1
Sale began Wednesday July 1 and lasts ten days with marked prices often below wholesale. The sale features fresh goods not old stock as the store ceases handling dress goods and related items.
Beagle Gyp Rides Trolleys between Great Barrington and Canaan
Gyp the beagle of Druggist John Harvey regularly rides the Berkshire trolley line between Great Barrington and Canaan. He boards when a familiar conductor is aboard, and even greets strangers with a bow wow. After rides he thanks the conductor, and he also hunts rabbits by day and visits a nearby farmhouse for milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reat Barrington
Mass
John Harvey
Gyp
Herkshire
Great Barrington
Canaan
Conn
Main Street
Bow Wow
Church and Main
Boys Discover Art at Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia
A group of four visually impaired youths, aged ten to fifteen, visit the Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia. Guided by a companion, they touch statues and discuss details with surprising insight, while nearby visitors react with concern. The scene highlights the boys’ keen appreciation and understanding of sculpture beyond sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Academy of the Fine Arts
Julius Caesar
Charles
Cupid
City Flower Beds That Will Tease the Palate
Theodore H. Wenz, secretary of the elections board bureau of registrars in Cleveland, built a flower garden in a belief he was growing blossoms. He swapped two dozen glass eggs for edible vegetables, while showing a neighbor plants that misled observers into thinking he cultivated actual flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leveland
Theodore H. Wenz
Elections Board Bureau of Registrars
Cleveland
Wenz
William Gordon
Board of Elections
William Schaerer
Naturalization Papers
Big Chief Two Guns Up in Air in Eagle Canoe
In Dobbs Ferry, Chief Two Guns White Calf of the Blackfeet rode a Thomas flying boat with Ralph M. Brown. The craft dipped toward the Hudson before a sharp maneuver. Two Guns proclaimed the ride fine while grunting fearfully in Blackfeet and English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Chief
EW York
White Calf
New York
Ralph M. Brown
Thomas
Palisades
Dobbs Ferry
Eagle Calf
Charles R. Griffin
Two Guns
Griffin
Hudson
Brown
Mr. Brown
Seaboard schedules via Monroe 1914 travel info
Seaboard trains arrive and depart Monroe with through service to New York Birmingham and ports. The notice lists local and long distance trains with times, including Charlotte Wilmington and Rutherfordton connections, and notes schedules are for information only and not guaranteed. Contact offices in Raleigh Wilmington Norfolk or Finleash for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
N. C
Seaboard Air Line
Charlotte
Wilmington
New York
Birmingham
Portsmouth
Wirmingirmingham
Atlanta
Rutherfordton
Raleigh
Pry Baan
Nocal
Focal
Tocal
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Amoskeag Serge
All Shades
Stee
Dimity
Che
Poplin
Ile
Sue
Crow Bros. Cash Store
Heath Hardware CO
WN. C
Tiapplnings
Academy of Fine Arts
M. Waller
DR. Simmons
C.f.simmons Medicine CO
ST. Louis, Missouri
Seaboard
AIR Line Railway
Journal
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