Tailored Neckties Gaining Favor Among Dressers
A new line of tailored neckwear earns approval from contemporary dressers. The Notion section display promises the full story. Prices listed 50c 75c 98c and 1.00.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1905
Page
8
A new line of tailored neckwear earns approval from contemporary dressers. The Notion section display promises the full story. Prices listed 50c 75c 98c and 1.00.
The advertisement promises to furnish kitchens with utensils, provide china and glassware, and cover floors with carpets rugs and linoleum. It also offers wall coverings and decorations with a guarantee of style and quality, highlighting the largest line of room size rugs.
Belts in soft unfinished suede come in shades to complement the Electric stocks appeal. The items are described as swell numbers for wearers seeking tasty furnishings and updated accessories.
An East window display suggests stylish durable cloaks for a daughter who is not a child nor a woman. The shop promotes Misses' Cloaks in good cloths, well and attractively made and priced from.
Ticket No. 10 000 at the Park rink drew Harry B Hankins of Pittsburg the winner. He receives a complimentary yearlong ticket after being chosen among Coshocton entrants. The schedule includes a Mile race Ira Seward versus Charles Wilson and a Thanksgiving week lineup with live turkey prizes and masquerade events.
The West's Big Minstrel troupe appeared at the Sixth Street theatre Tuesday night and passed west through the city Saturday afternoon. The Beauty Doctor troupe, last week's local attraction, passed west on No 19 Sunday noon.
In probate court Burley Winbush and Bessie Arm stead both of Coshocton wed Le edwin Black West Lafayette and Elizabeth Amer Oxford. De Hart estate filed first and final account. Miss Laurie Smythe appointed stenographer for attorney Joseph L McDowell.
Probate Court of Coshocton County Ohio orders dividend for creditors of C C Hinkle trustee will pay 10.8 percent on valid claims November 15 1905 at the law office of Staats and Williama Coshocton Ohio with final payment November 6 1906
The Hub store will relocate from the Realty building on lower Main Street to a room in the Balch building above Sixth on Main. Stock likely moves next Wednesday or Thursday and will be sold at a special sale. remaining stock, mainly Stein-Ploch suits, to be closed soon. Walker & Lawrence tout Everything New In Shoes. Special Homeseekers Ex Cursions to the Southeast in November 1905. W. & L. will offer low rate homeseeker tickets to nine Southern states on November 7 and to Florida on November 14. Tickets good 21 days. Information from agent W J Davies.
Local skaters met at the Main Street rink to plan a roller polo program forming a first and second team. A follow up meeting Tuesday will finalize the organization as practice begins. Earl Deeds leads the effort to establish a basketball headquarters at the rink. Newark sends notice from Hayes All-Star bowling club seeking a game with a top local team. Police court reports two plain drunks fined by Mayor Runner.
Ohio expected a cooler spell with partly cloudy skies tonight and into Tuesday. The forecast calls for lower temperatures across the region with light winds and a brief return of sunshine later in the week.
Abbott's Oyster House delays its opening due to late oyster delivery from Bivalve New Jersey. The restaurant will serve oysters in the shell only with a professional opener and a Pittsburg chef, featuring seafood and catering for theatre and automobile parties in a modern smoke-free setting on Main Street between Fifth and Sixth.
The Tuscarawas township board of education held its regular meeting in the Hunt er building. Teachers reported satisfactory progress under the new graded system. Monthly pay checks were issued to teachers.
Voters urged to support Sampson McNeal for the clerk position in a brief notice. The message repeats the candidate name and calls for a swift action.
Classified notices list rental for a groom house and furnished rooms with boarding options, job requests for paper boys and a girl for general work, a bicycle business for sale, a violin for sale, and three boys needed to sell papers. Also announces winter tourist rates 1905 1906 by W and L E with routes, dates, and return limits.
Voters urged to back D. W. Johnston for commissioner. Dentists attend annual state meeting at the Great Southern hotel in Columbus on December 6 and 7 with invitations issued to attendees and a levy of 2500 assessed.
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