List of Men's Work Suits Cleaned and Pressed Prices
Cleaning and pressing services for men include suits from 1.50 and up, coats 0.75, vests 0.25, pants 0.25, overcoats 1.00, hats wool 0.25, hats straw 0.25, and ties 10 to 15 cents.
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
1
Cleaning and pressing services for men include suits from 1.50 and up, coats 0.75, vests 0.25, pants 0.25, overcoats 1.00, hats wool 0.25, hats straw 0.25, and ties 10 to 15 cents.
The firm states readiness to handle all kinds of work except lace curtains and hat reshaping. They offer to provide estimates for any dyeing, claiming superior workmanship vs competitors.
Miss Bessie Snapp returns home after visiting Oaktown for several days. Prof J A Cushing visited friends in Brownstown over Sunday.
E E Shawn telegraph editor of the Denver Post writes from here during a visit, praising Carlisle's 30 year progress. He commends improved streets education and civic character, citing pioneer merchants and local families as foundations of the town’s prosperity and saying Carlisle has improved about seventy five percent.
The article explains how shrinking and pressing restore fabric texture and shape, improving wear and appearance. It promotes cleaning, pressing, and mending services for both ladies and men, inviting customers to bring clothes for professional care.
Indiana game laws permit hunting squirrels from July 1 to September 30 each year with landowner consent required. The regulation specifies the open period and the need for owner approval before taking any squirrels.
A new schedule on the E T H Sun line goes into effect with Carlisle service. North bound trains Nos 2 and 10 stop at 10 10 am 3 00 pm 7 55 pm and 12 00 midnight. South bound trains Nos 7 9 06 am 12 34 pm 3 53 pm and 6 33 pm.
Will Deeble traveled to Chicago Friday night and stayed several days to conduct business. Miss Glenn Campbell from south of town, a State Normal student at Terre Haute, spent the weekend at home.
In the Sullivan Circuit court on Friday Judge Henderson granted four divorces. Frank Jones of Jefferson township was granted a decree against Harriett Jones after she did not appear. He alleged the marriage was a plot to secure alimony. The court also granted Thomas A. Grizzle a divorce from Flora E. Grizzle and Carl Wilson a divorce from Bessie Wilson. In the Mary Dudley case, a decree and custody of one child went to the plaintiff while William Dudley received custody of the other child.
Tensions rise as United Mine Workers District 11 leaders warn permanent contract talks stall over the fines clause. Operators demand it in the two year pact while miners seek to exclude it from the permanent contract and reserve arbitration to their leaders or a neutral referee.
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