Tailored Suits Prized For Unmatchable Craft and Value
A shopper notes two unmatchable values in tailored suits among the best offerings. A quick glance convinces customers of the value and quality these suits provide.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
5
A shopper notes two unmatchable values in tailored suits among the best offerings. A quick glance convinces customers of the value and quality these suits provide.
The Savannah Press reports The Springfield Republican argues Wilson can win the West from the Republicans aided by Taft vetoes. It cites sectional self interest in farming West and South versus manufacturing East, urging a fair share of profits and implying a political realignment as economic views shift.
An advertisement touts MI O NA stomach tablets saying a 50 cent box will revitalize the stomach and bowels, clarify the liver, banish nervousness and insomnia, stop heartburn in five minutes, and makes bold claims of broad health benefits alongside unrelated political commentary.
The Aero Club of St Louis proposes mail transport by airplane between St Louis and Kansas City. Walter Brookins envisions clearing a straight line for landing fields, possibly removing fences and planting fields to ease descents. A three hour flight replaces nine hours, with Brookins confident and ready for a continuous flight if needed.
The advert touts $25 suits as intelligent style, urging buyers to inspect workmanship. It claims good tailoring adds elegance to simple modes and warns poor tailoring spoils even expensive garments as models showcase superb tailoring.
George W. Lederer and partners present Madame Sherry as a French Vaudeville musical at the New York Amsterdam Theater company on October 11. The act features songs and comic business rooted in the story rather than imported material.
London reports readiness for the departure of the Duke of Connaught to become governor general of Canada. He will be accompanied by the Duchess and Princess Patricia. Staff include Major H. C. Lother as military secretary, Captain T. H. Rivers-Bulkeley as controller and equerry, and Captains W. Lorg and H. C. Buller as aides-de-camp.
A brief note proclaims Bludwine mixed with fresh orange as the best drink in the world, praising its taste and refreshment.
Berea Kentucky October 5 the fifth annual meeting of the Kentucky Library Association opened today for a two day session. School and college libraries and their work will be a leading topic of discussion through the meeting.
A resident of Alleghany, Pennsylvania, touts Grape-Nuts with hot milk as the finest nightcap. He reports rapid health gains after three years of use, including weight gain, better sleep, and restored ability to work. The letter promotes Postum Co. and the booklet The Road to Wellville as validation.
St Louis will be aglow from Oct 2 to 7 with lights on 2000 businesses and all major buildings from 1 to 11 pm each night. Promoted by the St Louis publicity committee to welcome visitors and showcase the city as a torch like spectacle.
Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary in Maywood dedicates ten new buildings in a full day program. Rev Dr Henry Warren Roth delivers historical address while Rev Dr John Haas and Rev Dr Samuel Wagenhais give dedicatory speeches. Greetings from college and seminary representatives accompany the event. An inspection follows the exercises.
An advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as unrivaled for cuts burns bruises sores eczema and other ailments. It lists uses from sore eyes to sprains and claims supreme effectiveness and a price of 25 cents at W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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