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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
2
The Washington Gazette notes its post office entry in Washington Indiana as second class matter under manager and prep P A Hastings. It lists subscription rates for daily and weekly delivery and mentions mailing details and publication timing.
The Atlanta Constitution shifts on silver from Bryan era stances, acknowledging the issue’s endurance but noting decline in Bryanite strength. The piece argues the 1904 Democratic convention will avoid silver and a Bryanite, while forecasting Bryanites’ impact at the polls. It also mixes satire on political brands and a quip about safety and Dr Thomas' Electric Oil.
List of names remains in Wash inton P Q for week ending May 22 1903 with notices to call for advertised items. One cent charge on all advertised matters. Frank J Serrrr P M announces Allen as postmaster at Indian Springs replacing Richard H Parker who resigned Lost Sunday on state road between Loogootee and Washington a gold watch with silk fob and gold locket attached Finder offered liberal reward return to office. 6-2 ditwlt
Benjamin Tolson of 304 East 13th Street, fire department member, credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing kidney trouble and back pain after using four boxes bought from Hoosier Drug Store. He describes relief from nightly wakings, fatigue, and weakness, and endorses the product as the only effective remedy. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Sole US agents.
Loom ends also called loom ends collect in every factory and mill as short 1 to 10 yard pieces. They are tied in bundles at season end and sold by the pound below raw material costs. Careful buyers can acquire loom ends of many grades and styles through a systematic purchase.
Advertises a mixed yardage sale with 2 to 12 yard pieces and bundles. Lists various fabrics including American Prints, Simpson's Prints, Percales, Lawns, Mercerized Oxford, Silkolines, Muslins, Cambrics, Dimities, Sateen, Velours, Denims, Chambray, Gingham, and Wool Knitting. Provides per yard prices and bundle options with emphasis on large variety and discounts.
The sale advertises light summer suits at loom end prices below regular 15 dollar stock, emphasizing full wool carpeting at 55 cents per yard. The notices urge early attendance to secure these bargains before supplies run out.
A local ad invites customers to bring a cut coupon to the carpet department for a chance at a useful article. The offer honors the first fifty entrants starting from the sale’s first day.
A promotional note offers loom end prices on shirt waists with bargain pricing at $1 while supplies last. Walking skirts are valued at 500 but priced at £0 during the sale, urging customers to shop early before it ends.
An exceptionally beautiful 100 piece set in Flown Blue and Gold filled is offered at a reduced price to generate interest in this line. The end sale price is SI2.
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