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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
10
A retailer promotes suits from the maker in fall and winter fabrics and shades priced at 15 20 and 25 dollars. The ads claim the garments are stylish and of higher value than their marked price compared with typical market prices.
Beautifully tailored suits priced at 25 dollars feature stylish cuts and distinctive touches. The line includes corduroy models, diagonal chevrons in navy brown oxford and black, smooth mannish suitings, and other fashionable weaves in new shades.
Elegant men suits in two toned diagonals serges and fancy mixtures offered at twenty dollars. Fine cuts tailored finishes and careful fit highlighted as the sale appeal.
A salesman touts men’s suits offered at 15 dollars, claiming they are well cut and stylish in materials like diagonals and serges. He contrasts with 20 dollar suits, asserting these prices represent exceptional value and fashion.
The Annual Sale of Thanksgiving Linens is in progress and will continue for some time. The store emphasizes an expanded table linens collection in all grades from budget to premium with splendid choice and attractive values.
Mrs Lackland spoke of her Wisconsin trip Sunday evening while Sun day school party at Miss Clemens Varna Friday evening moved to Halloween eve due to bad weather. Madam Eugenie and L Grace Codding will show hats in Magnolia Nov 11 1912. Eva J Sweet and her mother returned from Nebraska and Colorado Springs. Box social at Masonic hall Friday night with program 8 pm 10c. Ladies’ Aid delayed all day meeting due to rain but discussed Thanksgiving dinner and bazaar. A Polish woman lost in Spencer woods stayed at Peradotti’s. Hennepin valleyball team visited Magnolia. girls beat Magnolia in game two, boys from Magnolia won overall. Magnolia Lecture Course 1912 1913 by Magnolia Alumni with Pythian Sisters stepping aside. Jess Pugh Concert Company to open Nov 25 with Trio of Real Artists including Mr Pugh Miss Elma Kinnison and Miss Clarissa Max.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor promises to improve hair length thickness and fullness without coloring. The ad suggests consulting a doctor about the ingredients and credits the product to the J. C. Ayer Co. in Lowell Massachusetts.
The Alumni association offers four programs featuring The Ethiopian Serenaders, The Strollers and The Mendelssohns in white quartet, Charles R. Taggart with ventriloquism and violin mimicry, and Smith Damron shaping clay symbols. Season tickets cost 1 with 50 cent child rates. first separate ticket 50 cents.
Wedding bells promise another McNabb marriage as a daughter plans a new life. Walter Brown returns from Dakota harvest work while Ray Willock hosts a Hallowe en gathering. Townsfolk report sewing, bowling, basketball practice, and an orchestra rehearsal as Martin Keller moves to Iowa. Local events include a box social and a bazaar, a planned new garage, and political voting notes. Edward Laughlin returns from Missouri to vote.
An advertisement touts MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets promising rapid relief from indigestion sourness fullness belching and stomach misery within five minutes. The copy notes a money back guarantee via T. J. Segraves and prices at 50 cents. The surrounding itemized notes report local events including deaths births and family updates from Cen tral school residents and area families.
Mrs May Howe of Sac City Indiana sister of George Zimmerman resides with relatives for a spell. Luther Williams struck by paralysis previously and now an invalid. William Marland killed instantly by a live electric wire at his mine job. The funeral drew a large crowd as relatives mourn.
Charles Riggs of Pomona, Cal., a former resident, visited relatives here early this week. Ralph French, Urbana student, visited his parents Sunday. Mrs. A G McAdams was ill at the start of the week. Mrs. Raymond, nurse from Streator, returned home after caring for Mrs. Walter Kemp and her baby. Several voters from across the state came to Wenona Tuesday to vote. Co A Axline was in El Paso on business Monday. Mrs. Ellen Marland and Miss Alice were summoned to Sparland Thursday by the death of Wm. Marland.
An experienced well specialist with over twenty years in the trade invites patronage. He asserts competence to provide perfect satisfaction and implies savings by using his sinking services.
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