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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
2
The seller touts exceptionally good suits priced at 15, 20, and 25 dollars. These recent arrivals from the maker feature top fabrics and latest Fall and Winter styles. Shoppers can choose stylish attire worth much more, with strong value compared to usual market prices.
Beautifully tailored suits offered in a range of styles and colors. Corduroy, diagonal chevrons, and mannish suitings feature among the priced models.
At this price we present several desirable models of two toned diagonals serges and fancy mixtures. These suits are splendidly cut tailored nicely finished and carefully fitted.
A local sales pitch touts fine suits priced at 15 dollars and claims top quality materials like dragon rough mixtures, serges, and fancy suitings. The ad emphasizes style and value, noting that suits often sell for 20 dollars but are offered at 15.
The annual sale of Thanksgiving linens is underway with an enlarged supply across all grades from economy to premium. Shoppers can expect splendid choices and attractive values as the event continues for some time.
Intimate Halloween chicken stew at Miss Helen Funk's home preceded by a Magnolia high school alumni dinner at the Princess theater on election day. Families including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Downey and Myra Everett with William Dmnbarger and Ettie Bothwell visited relatives in Springdale and Lostant with several others in town.
Magnolia hosts a box social at Masonic hall and a series of lectures by the Magnolia Alumni Association. Events include Hallowe en postponement due to weather, a box social, a Christmas program, and a slate of performances from Jess Pugh Concert Company and others to raise funds for the school after a fire. Community women host and attend meetings while local families report travels and visits.
A reader asks about hair satisfaction and long cuigdight scene vienone likely reflects a garbled prompt. The message appears to request guidance on hair color tests and ingredients for a doctor, though details are unclear.
McNabb notes announce a forthcoming wedding and well wishes for the bride. Walter Brown returns from the Dakota harvest. Ray Willock hosts a Halloween party. other locals report sewing, a baby birth, and a box social. Students practice basketball. the orchestra grows proficient. Edward Laighlin visits from Missouri. voting planned. The town sees home moves, a C and A agent change, a bazaar, and plans for a new garage as improvement.
Ad promises MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets cure indigestion sourness fullness belching and stomach misery. Reader told to take regularly for strong digestion and to return the box for a refund if dissatisfied. price 50 cents with T. J. Segraves authorized to refund.
Sada Marland of Central school is summoned to Sparland after her father's sudden death. Residents question the status of the compulsory school law as several area children missed schooling. At the Rusgelt home a baby boy arrived last Monday, following four sisters, with celebrations noted. Various local family movements and a male quartet at Newell House are mentioned amid sparse details.
Mrs May Hows of Sac City Indiana sister of George Zimmerman visits for a while. Luther Williams suffers paralysis and is missing from Bible class. William Marland dies instantly after contact with a live electric wire at his mine. Funeral is largely attended and community mourns.
Charles Riggs of Pomona California visited relatives here early this week. Ralph French a University of Urbana student spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs C McAdams was ill and under a doctor's care. Mrs Raymond a nurse from Streator cared for Walter Kemp family and returned home. Voters from across the state came to Wenona Tuesday to cast ballots. Mrs Ellen Marland and Miss Alice were called to Sportland by the death of Wm Marland. C A Axiline traveled to El Paso on business.
A long time WHLL BUSINESS veteran advertises expert well sinking services promising client savings. The note emphasizes competence to provide satisfaction and urges patronage.
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