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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
9
Local notices list sales and ads for items like a first class typewriter and National computing scale. The page also includes many social mentions of visits, illness, travel, and family news across Osceola and nearby towns with numerous names and places such as Storie Patton English township McCook and Derby.
Special announcement touts a wide array of light-weight men and youth clothing with fine single and double-breasted pack suits for business and Dress wear. Hand-tailored, shape retaining garments rival city tailors in style. Suits priced from 12 to 18 50 dollars.
The article highlights a broad suit assortment offering reliable fit and fabrics at prices from 7.50 to 12.50, presenting strong value for the money.
The store promotes R. and W. hot weather garments in two piece suits, blue serge coats, alpaca sack coats, light weight trousers, peg top trousers and neglige shirts. Elgin shirts, silk mixed mohair shirts, and white mohair options are offered with color guarantees. Union undergarments, balbriggan two piece suits, hosiery, handkerchiefs, neckwear, belts, umbrellas, hats, and travel gear are advertised with low prices to attract customers for summer wear.
Mothers of boys urged not to overlook a special display of boys and children’s wear. The shop promises outfits for all sizes with satisfaction and savings, highlighting wash suits for little fellows.
Rea and Beem advertise custom window shades of any kind and size. Local residents Ethel Raymond Clyde Wiltsey and George Wiltsey visit relatives while Mr Press travels to Des Moines on business. The Equal Suffrage Society plans an adjourned meeting with Mrs Bennett on June 19 in Garden Grove.
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