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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
12
This morning we place on special sale our line of shirting Madras at reduced prices. Every piece is fresh with new patterns suitable for men and boys shirts and women's waists. Regular quality values are listed for different grades on the first floor.
A large lot of feather pillows on the third floor offered at a sale price of 1.98 per pair. Each pillow weighs about 11 8 percent pounds with decorative ticking covers in bike pink and tan. Regularly priced at 3.00, the sale highlights a substantial discount.
Fresh and pretty negligees for women’s summer wear feature simple to elaborate gowns. Kimonos and short sacques use fine dimities fawns and crepes with colored borders and ribbon bows. Extra special values listed at 60c 75c 1.00 and 1.50.
Roosevelt denounces Ohio result as pure bribery and declares Taft faction ignores the will of the people. He cites Ohio primary rejection by 30,000 votes, predicts battles to steal delegates, and accuses Taft and Barnes allies of undermining democracy while pledging to watch Chicago contest steps.
New York Lone 4-Wni Barnes Jr republican state committeeman issued a statement to-day reacting to Colonel Roosevelts Oyster Bay remarks. He declares Roosevelts Rochester convention principles are revolutionary Bourbon and reactionary and would endanger the Bill of Rights.
Owing to the Wells County Medical Society meeting many Fort Wayne physicians, the Allen County Medical Society meeting scheduled for last night was postponed to next Tuesday night.
Mrs Mamie Towe of 102 West Main Street reports severe illness with bedridden weakness before trying Cardui. After six doctors failed to help, a friend recommended Cardui and she soon regained mobility. The ad presents Cardui as a safe, gentle female tonic used for over fifty years.
Kosciusko county Republicans held their Winona Lake convention announcing a county slate. About 7,000 attended with 1,000 delegates seated. Judge Lemuel W. Rouse chaired, reporters named secretaries, and Gurley Brewer gave the keynote. Resolutions backed Taft and Roosevelt, pledging Kosciusko’s presidential choice. Nominations followed, including Longfellow for treasurer, Kintzel for sheriff, Kellog for surveyor, and Dausman for northern commissioner. Southern commissioner race went to John Kimes over J W Metzger.
John F Pence longtime oil wagon operator died Tuesday morning at 8 30 in Columbia City Ind He was born December 1852 in Huntington county and lived here nearly two years He married Emily A Hargrove September 14 1876 They had four daughters two sons and two sisters and a brother survived Funeral details await arrival of sons Wednesday morning
Anderson Ind June 4 Dr Mattfield a Thyaleinean formerly of this city who was thought drowned in the Gurvis river near Delia Colo more than two years ago and six months later declared legally dead by the courts is still alive and well and ily.
Charms in new lingerie and voile blouses arrive for June as dainty French style pieces. Intricate patterns and embroidery appear on collarless and long sleeve designs. Regular values of five to six dollars, June sale price three ninety five.
The June Bride catalog showcases dinner ware from England Austria France Sweden and America. Leading potteries nationwide contribute their finest wares and loveliest patterns to form an extensive display.
A reading of church letters and committee appointments opened a Franklin assembly session led by Rev. S. L. Roberts. Rev. and Mrs. Jann Walton offered selections while Rev. Walton and others attended, as delegates discussed Baptist Young People's unions and Sunday school reports.
Auburn Ind June 4 The seventeenth sixth anniversary of the Northeastern Indiana Baptist association is observed by a meeting of delegates from all churches of this session in the local Baptist church Sessions were held in and three large sessions will be held tomorrow The annual sermon was delivered this morning by Rev Joseph
Beginning Wednesday June 5 and continuing until Sunday June 19 a gospel convention will be held at the African M. T church in Warsan Ind Dr Gentry of Chicago will have charge of the program and services during the event
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