21 Nov 1909
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1909
Page
1
The advertisement touts fine clothes as the good things of life with a focus on dress shirts neckwear underwear gloves and everyday items. Suits range from 10 to 45 dollars and overcoats from 10 to 50 dollars.
For the next five days the store promotes Thanksgiving bargains including fifty dozen heavy-weight Fairview union suits at 79c, fifty dozen pure linen handkerchiefs at 7c, and over 200 Hart Schaffner & Marx suits at 15. A hundred twenty heavy-weight short work coats drop to 1.00, about half the external price. The shop touts a wide stock of fine suits and overcoats from 25 to 45 dollars, insisting it does not carry only high priced garments.
Special to the Journal-Gazette New York November 18. Financial news reports public concern over high prices while wages rise slowly and extravagance grows. Railroads show strong earnings but rising costs and labor issues. bond demand softens. English budget tensions and potential London stock selling threaten markets. Copper and real estate remain speculative but tentative improvements appear.
Reed Shoe Co offers 2000 pairs of men women and children slumber slippers in all colors at 10c per pair for special Monday. Journal Gazette wants ads at ten cents a word.
Apple based recipes cover baked stuffed apples with honey and citrus rind to reduce honey. Apple cups hold Waldorf style salads with celery and nut meats, tomato or banana variants. Tapioca mixes with apples ripe for pies and creams. Grated apples flavor creams and batter. apple jelly and quince add gloss to desserts.
Fort Warne faces a looming taxi war as two rival firms plan new taxi lines. Fort Wyse Transfer, led by Barnett, orders three new vehicles while Verfield Motors adds a second, older fleet to counter. Public service expected to grow with competing taxis offering distinct options.
Knights of Columbus will run a special car to Huntington Sunday afternoon November 21 1909. The car leaves the Interurban Station at 1 oclock.
County Superintendent reports most districts are in excellent condition after a week inspecting 18 districts. Officials note general student progress and adherence to standards, urging continued focus on resources, teacher support, and program quality across the region.
H G Folger during pest week visited Cedar Creek Springfield and Scipio townships and found schools in excellent condition and good work being done The teachers show extraordinary emphasis and there have been no interruptions to hinder progress Seriously with the work good results are being accomplished.
The Hon. Cerus Clint ne Angela and Harmen Prevgang, from the Twelfth district, traveled to the city for a fanernti the Ton. They returned to Appola inet wvening. Mr Cline is TRIBE preneration and will attend the opening acevian of congress in two weeks in Washington. They plan to return to Indiana to spend the holders.
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