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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
4
Wide range of mens and misses suits and coats advertised with satin trim and buttons in colors blue brown green wine gray and black. Prices range from 12 50 to 25 00 with selections in broadcloth serge chiffon and fine worsted and many sizes available.
At 815,000 suits on display buyers can select exclusive styles and materials. No two suits are alike and options include broadcloths and imported fabrics in wisteria cantaba Edison taupe cedar navy blue new brown olive burgundy and black. Each suit priced at 35 dollars.
Copy of imported suits in directoire empire and hipless coat styles with empire princess skirt and habit back. New shades and imported fabrics in shadow and monotone stripes priced at 45.00 dollars.
WLW reports Sterling in Chicago while R. J. Chester visits Cromwell on business. Several locals are noted visiting relatives in Chicago and St. Louis. Updates include births, illnesses, travel to Bedford for the W U T U meeting, and health improvements across Mishawaka and surrounding towns.
Arthur E B Cole sustained a cut on the left side of his head at the Lake Shore shop while at work on Wednesday. The infant son of Mrs Bussey of Mason street fell from a cab and fractured his nose on Wednesday.
The Elkhart Woman's Club met at Mrs. E G Machan's home with 30 members and guests. Highlights included remembrances of summer by President Candace Randolph and performances by Ruth Holland and Mrs A G Bobbitt. New members admitted. club splits into literary and domestic science departments. Meanwhile Rev Noah Shupp and Miss Mary Albert plan their Portland wedding tonight. Metropolitan Dancing Club hosted sixty couples at Anderson's hall with a ten piece orchestra and a Wayne Rice waltz. Richardson Art Embroidery Club guests included Mr and Mrs Benj Williams and Mr Williams gave a vocal solo. Y W C A Circle to meet at 7:30 with Ada Campbell and Carrie Woodward present to plan the year's work.
W H Atkinson returned home from Indianapolis at noon after attending the grand lodge of Knights of Pythias. W E Pugh and F H Hanson represented Elkhart Lodge as delegates, with by laws amended notably shifting the election of subordinate delegates from December to the following June for the meeting in November.
The Baptist choir rehearses at 7 30 p m Saturday. Ready Helpers hold a special Union Chapel meeting at 7 30 this evening. Sewing circle meets with Mrs Luck at 912 Cone street Friday afternoon. King s Daughters visit Mrs J D Lloyd at 125 Pacific street tomorrow afternoon. W H and F M S of Grace Lutheran meet with Mrs A R Kesler at 909 Marion street Friday afternoon. Missionary supper invited. Nellie Ethel Griffin arrives from Dayton Ohio to lead Presbyterian choir and attend first rehearsal tonight. Salvation Army harvest festival finale service tonight reporting victory.
A Birmingham 1885 remark by Mr. Bright on cabinet life notes health stamina and conscience required. Ladies of the W R GC serve a chicken pie supper at Shiloh Field Post hall on Saturday October 10 with 25 cent price. all are invited.
A savings account offer notes savings books issued and interest paid on deposits every four months. The next interest period begins November 1 with Cash Basis Bank as the issuer.
A Ben-Hur themed benefit is set for Dream Tonight with a Tag Day event planned for October 17. Organizers urge community attendance to raise funds and support local activities.
For sale a hard coal stove offered cheap at 135 Garfield avenue. Also for sale bull-terrier pups inquire at 103 Sycamore street. A lost hand medicine case reported with contact details.
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