Smart and Snappy Suits At Spring Sale Aid Shrewd Buyers
Beautiful Spring urges shoppers to choose from a line of smart suits. Rest assured the season offers first pick on fresh designs. Men’s stylish suits priced from five to thirteen dollars.
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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1903
Page
1
Beautiful Spring urges shoppers to choose from a line of smart suits. Rest assured the season offers first pick on fresh designs. Men’s stylish suits priced from five to thirteen dollars.
A store described as a suitable school of fashion for boys clothing offers Blouse and Sailor Norfolk Suits priced at 2.50, 3.50, and 4.00. Latest hats caps shoes furnishings dress goods notions and related dry goods are advertised.
John Shigo SHAS an attorney and counselor at law and notary public operates from rooms and address at Birkbeck Brick Freeland with Coe McLaughlin listed in association.
Local capitalists explore a low cost trackless trolley linking Freeland with White Haven St Johns Butlerhill and nearby districts. The Wilkesbarre Record reports Henry W Dowding Kingston holds Pennsylvania rights and plans a headquarters, with two overhead wires and rubber wheeled cars capable of hill climbing and 50 passenger capacity. The system is touted as a feeder to existing lines and cheaper than traditional track roads, using electric power from existing plants.
The sanitary committee is authorized to reorganize the town Board of Health as smallpox sweeps Glen Lyon and Lansford. Council warns past efforts were useless while the board lay dead, and Taiqua-like quarantine risks push action within days to restore health protection.
John J. McNellis of Adams Street resigns as assistant mine foreman for Coxe Bros. & Co. at Drifton and will depart tomorrow evening. On Wednesday he heads to Luzerne borough to become foreman at the Harry L W mine, a large Wyoming region operation employing over 600 workers. He plans to move his family to Luzerne after securing a residence.
In Mauch Chunk on Saturday morning, twelve horses pulled an eight ton granite piece for the monument base to the memory of John Leisenring. Two more blocks weighing fifteen and thirty five tons await transport to the Upper Mauch Chunk cemetery. Cut the cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Be Groves signature on each box. Screen windows and doors offered cheaply at Hirkbeck's.
County Superintendent Frank P Hopper announces examination dates at multiple Wilkes Barre area schools from June 6 to July 28. Exams cover algebra civil government and theory of teaching for professionals. Applicants sit for the district where applying. start time 9 o clock. directors and educators invited.
G B Markle & Co workers received back pay in Jeddo on Saturday afternoon with in person collection excluding women and children. The line stretched over half a mile as 2700 employees awaited sums from 11 cents to over 190 dollars averaging about 22 dollars. Known as Mitchell Money the payout drew many to town boosting business for several hours. Further payments are planned Friday by Markle & Co and by Upper Lehigh Coal M B Kemmerer Co and D S S Railroad. Coxe Bros Co workers will be paid Wednesday.
The bullet that struck Mrs. John Sippel and her step-daughter along Butler valley road two weeks ago has been removed by Dr. Brown of Freeland. The small calibre revolver round will be preserved for use against Jesse Wolfe, who is jailed.
Large funeral for Mrs. John Melly draws crowds from Far and near after a requiem mass at St. Ann's. Luther League delegates Catherine Fisher Martha Mitke and Sarah B Kuntz head to Weissport for the semi annual convention. Forty Hours Devotion opens at St. Ann's with Rev McEnroe of Beaver Meadow delivering the sermon. School board members Weber Ziestloft and Johnson attended. no meeting held, plans to reconvene Wednesday. Several small items follow, including missing John O'Donnell age 17 from Drifton, various local engagements, and routine notices.
Local ad notes McMenamin's as headquarters offering high grade footwear for irons, women, and children along with hats, caps for men and boys, furnishings of all kinds, and youths knee pants.
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