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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
3
The store advertises men women and children boots and shoes built from special top and bottom stock to withstand inclement weather. It promises unbeatable quality with a reasonable guarantee and urges buyers to act while stock lasts.
Woolen yarn sweaters offered in many smart styles for men women and children. Described as resistant to cold and low priced. Indicates comfort and warmth for winter wear.
Fall gloves in leather kid and yarn cover street dress and work needs. Hansen's for Men and the Derby for Women stand out for value and style, with prices that surprise.
Cold weather is due and now is the time to buy. The shop has purchased a large stock of warm clothing at prices lower than the market and priced to beat competitors. They offer the best selections and unusually large assortments for immediate purchase.
Medium and heavy weights in black hosiery for men women and children dyed fast for keeps. Made from wool cotton mercerized cotton and silk. Prices welcomed by economical buyers. Sale has greatly increased due to new mill contracts.
We offer a large selection of fine winter dress materials including woolens and silks. Our Fancy Pure Worsted at 57c is a 75c quality and the phantom stripe Latin de Luxe 36 in wide is $1.65.
Advertisement extolls extremely low fur prices rivaling city catalogs. It promotes fur sets and materials for winter wear including wraps kimonos and children’s dresses in stylish patterns and high quality, emphasizing savings.
The latest winter models feature hand tailored garments from rich repelling materials offered in richer variety and better price. Our success proves patron appreciation and urges buyers to shop here. Also some smart raincoats available.
Underwear that retains natural warmth without heaviness fits perfectly keeps its shape and is comfortable and hygienic. Such garments for men women and children are available in single pieces and combination suits marketed under the Forest Mills name.
The ad touts luxurious blankets noted for warmth and light weight. It claims rising prices elsewhere but urges buyers to purchase now, suggesting better value before costs climb.
A flurry of guests and travels with politicians, engineers, and businessmen in Pocatello and surrounding towns. Alfred and Maitland guest at local hotels, Dr Fischer registered at Bannock, Lockhart, Brunt, and others arrive or depart. Officials and movers travel between Bannock, Boise, Salt Lake, and Twin Falls on official and campaign business.
Warren Stewart and Laura Frods ham both of Rockland were married at Ogden yesterday. Jim Rintoul as Tri-Weekly Advance reporter. Harvey Gross's son underwent surgery by Dr. W A Wright. Mrs. George F Malloy patient at general hospital awaiting operation. Miss Miller performs illustrated song at the Orpheum. Franklin Pierce Jolly to lecture October 12 on The Sunny Side of Life. Trinity hall rummage sale next Tuesday by the guild. Swastika dancing club to hold October 16 event at McNichols Wright hall. N M Eldredge named Idaho member of Business Mens National Bryan and Kern association. Elks initiation tonight at lodge rooms. Rev Frank C Smith reports mallard hunting near Pebble with only fair sport. Mrs H A Roberts undergoes successful operation.
A hospital operation in Idaho with surgeons Wright and Adams announced. W F Fisher of Oxford reports a killing frost harming fruit in his district. Ducks hunters from Henry return home after a two day trip claiming the limit. Eagles plan a smoker and supper at Eagle hall. Weeter Lumber starts a new office yard project in Blackfoot. A theft leads to an ad in the Tribune resulting in the recovered skirt. Trinity Guild hosts tea with entertainment by Mrs Hannahfin.
Mrs Ingvald Brown is prepared to resume her duties as piano teacher at 427 North Main Street. This notice confirms her return to teaching.
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