White silk gloves in stock for dressy occasions
The store reports a strong demand for long white silk gloves with June brides and maids in mind. A large shipment has arrived, featuring 16-button white ank gloves offered at $1.50 per pair.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
4
The store reports a strong demand for long white silk gloves with June brides and maids in mind. A large shipment has arrived, featuring 16-button white ank gloves offered at $1.50 per pair.
The Bargain Basement promotes a sale of laces embroideries and notions bought from a shirtwaist and dress manufacturer at 10c on the dollar. It claims to offer the biggest bargains in the new section and invites shoppers to visit today for further savings.
William Rosenbloom at Hope hospital with bruises after a Wabash passenger train struck an ambulance carrying Loyd and Tess sections en route to a hospital call. Witnesses say flagman signaled danger but was ignored. Crossing gates had been out for days, marking a second such accident recently. Loyd suffered minor injuries. Rosenbloom's were not serious and he would be confined briefly. Ambulance from Motor Transfer Company was responding to a Toledo to St Joseph hospital transfer.
The most complete gas range ever made, named New Process, is offered at Foster's with prices from ten to forty dollars.
Wells County Ministerial association elected officers for the year at Bluffton. Rev. Clark Craford D.D. became president, Rev. W. H. Hunter of Ossian vice president, Rev. P. H. Weaver of Bluffton secretary and treasurer. Others named to plan next year’s program and the ministers’ family picnic. A leading California druggist promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for colds.
Five notices from local papers report infant deaths, funerals, and a public inquest. Details include Hobson infant at 1018 Columbia Avenue buried Linddenwood. Hess infant son of Washington Township parents died of gastritis with burial at Linddenwood. Mrs Josephine Hurley services planned at her parents home and St Pauls church. and an inquest into Ed Costello of the South Side amid insanity concerns linked to bereavement from a fire death. Also mention of modern Olympic games at Driving Park over the weekend.
A debate on socialism’s merits and demerits was held at the courthouse last night. C H Taylor of Baltimore and Rev C A Frakes of Roanoke argued contrasting views, with Frakes warning that socialism seeks to tear down the constitution while Taylor defended progress through reform and questioned the constitutional safeguards against corporate power.
Mrs Leora Sonnston of Marion files suit in Huntington circuit court to set aside the final report of the administrator for Perry Daugherty the Warren pool room operator killed in the Kingsland interurban wreck on Sept 21. She contends she was left out of the estate distribution as a daughter and divorced wife and seeks $1 050 in her share including damages claims against the traction company.
Blanching heat at Paxson Island carnival injures Mr and Mrs William Littleton of Columbus Ohio. They are proprietors of trained show ponies. A boiler tank overflow splashed hot water onto spectators and performers injuring the couple. Grand opening announced for Inn at Lake James on Sunday June 18 1911.
Deputy Sheriff Ea Courdevy and Bar ney Schonefeld arrested Fred Bates twelve year old son of Clem Bates of Maumies avenue. They recovered a horse and buggy stolen yesterday at noon from Co. Moellering. Bates was found at New Haven driving with four other youngsters. The horse and buggy gear were recovered. top and seat damaged. Bates held at jail for juvenile authorities tomorrow.
Decatur, Ind. residents travel to Fort Wayne for the Allen superior court trial over an alley between the Studebaker property and a central schoolhouse. The case involves officials seeking to close the alley with objections from local residents led by Dr P B Thomas who opposes the school near his home. The hearing continued after moving to adjourn. A bank notice and a Lutheran concert listing follow in the local notices.
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