Clothes sale offers coats in all sizes and colors
Catalog notes a sale on forty cloaks with varied sizes and colors formerly priced from 7.50 to 102 dollars. The sale lasts while stock remains.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1909
Page
6
Catalog notes a sale on forty cloaks with varied sizes and colors formerly priced from 7.50 to 102 dollars. The sale lasts while stock remains.
A sale offers 33 1/3 per cent to 50 per cent off cloaks and coats in novelty and plaid colors. Prices range from 15 to 30 dollars. Kimomas also features bath roses at one fourth off and a line of dainty garments.
We feature a set of children’s cloaks aged six to fourteen priced from 3.50 to 22.50, now selling at half price. Careful tailoring of coats for children and misses is shown with the latest styles and practical materials.
An advertisement urges Washington readers to trust Dean's Kidney Pills for backache urinary trouble and diabetes symptoms. Mrs. M J C Withrow testifies to relief and cure after using the product sold by W L Jackson’s drug store and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Local Odd Fellows install officers following a meeting with names and positions listed.
Mrs Elizabeth Coan formerly of Bingra sustained a second stroke of paralysis while visiting Grand Junction, Oak. Her recovery is doubtful. her home is Montrose, Colorado.
A new horse was purchased Wednesday morning by the city to join Prince, the horse bought last week from Ed Rankin. The animal is described as a fine, sturdy mount to equip the west end department, forming a strong pair for the fire teams.
The note lists 1909 calendar quirks and holiday dates. It calls out Fridays and Friday the 13th, Lincoln’s birthday February 12, Washington’s birthday February 22, Valentine’s Day February 14, Easter April 11, Fourth of July on a Sunday, Thanksgiving on the last Thursday in November, Christmas December 25 on Saturday, Halloween October 31 on Sunday, and April Fool’s Day on Thursday.
The condition of Bernard Norsis, injured last Tuesday when his clothing caught fire from a blazing brush pile, is improving significantly. Doctors initially feared fatal burns but now express hope for his recovery.
At a receiver sale in Cincinnati, Dr. F M Harned bid on real estate and buildings covering five acres and related property for two thirds of appraised value 10355 dollars. The stock was auctioned in groups with most items selling to original bidders at two thirds value, some reaching twice appraised. Outside bidders were few and banks expect reopening the factory after buying on hand raw materials.
An executive meeting of the county commissioners and county attorney in this city heard plans to draft measures for the coming legislature. A key proposal would shift road maintenance powers to the county board, abolish road supervisor offices, end township trustee control, and set a uniform cash tax. William Alkman to lead the bill’s advancement with W F P Killion as association president.
Daviess County records show 1908 had 263 marriage licenses, up 32 from 1907. January, April, October, November and December led months, with October at 30 licenses, while May was least popular. leap year effects helped boost marriages.
Sheriff Colbert arrested Edward Reeves in Montgomery on an indictment for petit larceny. The 17 year old was held on $300 bond in the county jail at Washington awaiting circuit court action for the theft of two five dollar bills from Michael Lundergan.
The board of county commissioners granted Earl a liquor license. Earl operates a saloon in Montgomery.
Ten days before Christmas Miltom Wheeler of Birmingham Alabama reports a severe hand injury that threatened amputation. He credits Sloan's Liniment with healing the hand after a suggested use, and others including J E Matthews of Corning Arkansas and J P Evans of Mt. Airy Georgia share similar recovery stories from finger inflammation blood poisoning and rheumatic pain.
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