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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1905
Page
14
The public is gradually educated to the fact that perfect fitting clothes tailor made thorough cut and ready to wear can be purchased at about half the tailor's price. Economical men will turn to Pixley Co for dependable character clothing with very best values and greatly reduced prices. A visit to the establishment will prove the claims and widen patronage.
A jumble of local items notes Clarence Dullizkau being shot at Hopel husila and visits by Charles Seaster of Centralia to his father Ar Meter Sessler. It mentions Lutheran ministers heading to Detroit for a triennial convention, a fishing trip in Southern Michigan, Captain Howard Laubach returning from duty in the Philippines to visit San Francisco, and revival meetings led by Rev W. Atlen in Fort Wayne. Also referenced are currency issues by Germn-Americin Bank, and a large crowd at Sunday’s celebration of the seventeenth anniversary of German liberty, with remarks by Rev Jacob Milde and Rev Phillipsyanys.
Retail circular from White Fruit House lists heavy discounts on food items and housewares. Includes pricing for sugar, hams, bacon, butter, eggs, potatoes, onions, olives, prunes, oats, milk, cigars, pipes, and a wide range of dry goods. Announces closing rush to second floor departments with expected discounts on underwear, trunks, muslin, carpet, curtains, and graniteware.
Reverend Raymond Noll of Indianapolis was ordained to the priesthood at Rome's St John Lateran Church with Cardinal Resphiggs presiding. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Brunk Noll, formerly of Fort Wayne, and studied at St Meinrad College and the American College in Rome. He recently completed the theological course and the ordination rites.
All City Flour 35 cents per sack and granulated sugar 1.59 for 25 pounds. Strictly Fresh Eggs 16 cents a dozen. Best County Creamery Butter 6 cents a pound. Best Sugar Corn 7 cents a can. Best Standard Tomatoes Green Peas Engar Corn five for 25 cents. Vinegar Pickles 80 dozen. Sweet Pickles 8 cents a dozen. Mixed Pickles 20 cents a quart. Gold Dust 18 cents a package. Glass Globe Lenox Soap 1 cent a bar. Beans Test fivay cured hams 12 cents per pound. Hurs 9 cents. I. Freiburger.
Members of the North America Gym Nats Union can travel round trip for 3.00 via Fort Wayne Wabash Valley Traction Co. Tickets cover June 21 22 24 25 and 26 with hourly departures. Fare includes car service and a steepled schedule.
Flour, hay, straw, chicken feed and poultry food of all kinds are available at Balbacher's Feed Store along with beads of all kinds for the garden. Local supply includes farm essentials and garden accessories.
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