Store to Aid Children With Money-Saving Values
A local store announces ahead that the next event will focus on children needs. The shop plans to offer new clothes and shoes with money-saving values across departments.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1907
Page
8
A local store announces ahead that the next event will focus on children needs. The shop plans to offer new clothes and shoes with money-saving values across departments.
A local store promotes a gingham sale claiming large savings on 60 pieces of plain and fancy ginghams. The pitch highlights prior high prices and positions the event as a school wear bargain with prices advertised at reduced per yard rates.
Two prize categories offer hand watches as awards for girls over fifteen who can design and sew a complete dress. The judges require use of specified fabrics and no outside help. Visit the dress goods department to participate and learn details.
A three week sale offers Boys Oxfords normally 2.75 now 2.15 and 2.50 now 1.90, plus Boys Oxfords at 2.49 for 1.60 and Children's loafers at 1.75 for 1.80. Offers emphasize warmth for boys and girls and urge notice.
A grocery style ad promotes pencils tablets ink tablets sand rulers pencil boxes and composition books as a complete school range. It touts cadet stockings and colored crayons with various price points and emphasis on breadth for children and homes.
Mrs Bolin died after a week of suffering. telegrams inform Mayme Long at 13st Walnut street. Clarice Hill widow of Robert Hill died after illness. husband died years ago. Mrs Hill leaves two children and other relatives. Campton at 315 West 1st Street noted. George Hill transported melons to Washington on Monday. Wheat threshing delayed by rain. Nelson County crop in poor shape. Brett Cabel bought sheep from Henry Lett in Washington. First carload of melons flooded at Sandy Hook last Friday by Cumtock buyers, selling on the track for 150.
Jacob Shull and Mrs John Shull traveled to Washington on Friday. Several residents visited relatives and attended a funeral, including Mrs Rose Reister and Mrs A L Carrico. Miss Josie Bohnert left for Terre Haute for a two week visit. Roy Raney’s funeral attendance noted along with various visits to Vincennes Shoals Mitchell and Indianapolis areas.
The text notes a visit by brothers and a reunion at Hartsville on Thursday. Eva, daughter of L. Welmer, left for Hartsville Wednesday morning. Mrs Letts B Spaulding and two children Bernard and Mary traveled to St Marys Sunday for a birthday dinner honoring Mrs May E Spaulding, who is seventy eight. About forty five descendants attended.
An advert promoting Foley Kidney Cure and Dr. Shoop remedies makes strong claims about kidney and bladder disease treatment. It cites testimonials from R A Gray and Rodney Burnett, claims relief from various ailments, and invites readers to request free samples and a book, with sales via Smith and Winton and Lindeman pharmacy.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for hay fever and summer colds. It claims to ease difficult breathing, heal inflamed air passages, and provide relief even if it does not cure the illness.
A jumble of patent medicine pitches from a New Jersey editor and various sellers. Claims tout Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, Shoop's headache remedies, Magic Ointment for piles, Orino Laxative Syrup with a money back guarantee, and multiple local pharmacies selling these products.
A carload of western horses will be sold by Morgan and Gregory at their Washington Indiana stable on Tuesday August 27 starting at 10 a.m. Horses are well bred and cash buyers only. Information available from Morgan and Gregory. King Brothers. For Sale A young Duroc show hog sired by number 38877 F M Cross R R 5. Reward offered for dynamiter case 100 dollars in Washington National Bank. Keith Reunion Sept 5 at Vance Grove invitation to all friends. Potts reunion moved to Sept 3 at Potts Grove near Waco speeches and basket dinner.
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