Tailored Suits Offered From 16 1/2 to 45 Dollars
Customers can have clothes made to individual measure with benefits from a line that proves up. Suits priced from sixteen and a half dollars to forty five dollars, offering tailored fit and value.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1913
Page
2
Customers can have clothes made to individual measure with benefits from a line that proves up. Suits priced from sixteen and a half dollars to forty five dollars, offering tailored fit and value.
Trustees manage funds for the new franchise with legal papers prepared. The league berth is confirmed with a May 8 opening date, park contract in place, and John DeArmond to oversee field work. Officiating officers to be elected later. Edward Beviel and Vivian Blackburn highlighted in a local theater note.
Rupert Hughes farce Excuse Me presented by Henry W. Bavage's company drew a packed Smith's Theatre crowd. The first act amused most, but laughter roared throughout as the troupe portrayed a train to Reno with witty mishaps and a cast including George W. Day and Geraldine O'Ryten.
Easter week schedule from St Josephs Church South Second Washington Islveots and St Peters Church Ridge Lawn West Hamilton details Holy Week rites Masses Palm blessing Way of the Cross and Holy Saturday programs led by Franciscan Fathers and Rev Breve with choir performances and processions.
St. Ann's Church Mi Wehsini and Clevelamb avr mies Limlonwakl announces Rev. Cather View as acting pastor during Rev. WN Santen's illness. Masses on Tso and Mdosloek, blessing for the palma before the Highingah 9250, followed by a procession.
The Hamilton firemen organi zation elected Jao Welah as president and William Conting as treasurer. Mike Hayes was chosen secretary Walter Seward as auditor A. Frost and Joln Smith named trustees for three and two years Lin valn Crawford for one year. A meeting will draft by laws and regulations. The group aims to support members and families and aid the fire service.
Paginated faith schedule outlines multiple masses holy days and processions for Holy Week and Easter week at South Root and Conel streets. Events include masses on Sunday Holy Thursday Good Friday and Easter Sunday with confessions adoration and Way of the Cross sessions and a Benediction service.
The Tennis Club will organize for 1913 night play and a tournament. A meeting is set for Monday at 8 o'clock at Hamilton to arrange schedules and court use. Members expect more courts and lighting to enable evening matches with AGL players anticipated.
Gerry Snow faced a suit for 15000 from George Mitchell alleging he called Mitchell a liar and dirty thief. Mitchell claimed storage for Mrs Mitchell cost 660 after agreeing to move furniture and statuary for 460, with extra charges due to additional orders and 20 days of work. Jury returned a verdict for Snow. Bead trimming described on gowns as fashion detail.
Minnesota Manor, a Phelan setter owned by Troy Can trey of Lead Hill, Ark, wears spectacles prescribed by an oculist for astigmatism. Renowned as the region’s best hunting dog, its aim is sharp while the spectacles secure with strapped goggles and metal rims.
Cited as a medical remedy offer promising pile cure within six to fourteen days. Refund policy claims money back if Pazoointmen fails to treat or diagnose conditions related to piles within four days. The text appears promotional with unclear product naming and questionable guarantees.
A Presbyterian Women meeting at the Reformed church featured speakers including Ancis Dowie and Fossum. Evening services were planned with special contributions noted, and the event continues through the coming week with sessions at the church on the avenue.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Ahevard Comber presided as the First Presbyterian missionary group met. Miss hy Ski Minai and Miss Alice Minn attended with other members, while papers on the Livingstone site and the Wonines Missionary Aid were discussed.
Fragmented OCR reports a Presbyterian group meeting at the First Presbyterian church with plans for a program and social, noting long anniversary observances, a Westminster Circle event, and an upcoming reception of new members during morning services.
An extraordinary railway bridge in China spans the Nara-TT chasm, with tunnel walls pierced to install piers and two main supports built in each pass. Builders planned a mid chasm join to complete the bridge, the only feasible bridging point.
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