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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1900
Page
7
Last Saturday twelve salesmen could not have waited on the people in these departments alone. Itt Quality has made its mark here and stamped confidence in the minds of every one who has tested these qualities.
Our buyer secured a large lot of all wool men s winter suits offered at 60 cents on the dollar. Regularly priced from nine to twelve dollars, the entire lot will be placed on sale for six dollars and seventy five cents per suit.
The ad proclaims winter overcoats superior in quality and style. It lists prices for boys heavy ulster overcoats from 2.50 to 5.00, dress overcoats 4.00 to 8.00, children's reefers 2.00 to 3.50, men’s heavy beaver overcoats 5.00, and melton, kersey oxford Viennas 7.50 to 12.50.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets offered with refund if not curable. Each box bears E. W. Grove’s signature. Promoted as a rapid cold remedy available at all druggists.
Mrs Frank Bush returns from Nebraska praising the state and people. The Illinois game warden warns Michigan fish migrate near St Louis ward, risking the lake becoming uninhabited. Friends in Tiskilwa Bureau Junction Hennepin Henry raise 178.15 for a fund. High School Alumni plan a midwinter entertainment at the Misses Nicholson home. Lee W. Squires reports paying 5000 in poultry checks since November. Tred Dawson closes deal with Samuel McAteer for a Green street home. Fred buys a second house this fall. McAfee to move to Oklahoma. Mrs John Hodge of Wenona visits W. T. Lawover family. wedding tour west and soon to housekeeping. La Salle vs Henry Monarchs set for next Saturday in this city. Fyffe hosts card evening at Camp House with late refreshments.
Belle Camp travels from Henry to Peoria by train to reach Los Angeles for a winter stay with a possible permanent move if climate suits. C A Camp and wife accompany her to Peoria. she departs on the Burlington route for the far west.
Local items include baking sale and club meetings for Thanksgiving, football challenges, business ads, a funeral and grave relocation, a new market opening, an accident involving a team, and the Marshall County Farmers Institute gathering with talks by Prof Holden. A Thanksgiving masquerade is announced for New Opera Hall.
A Bloomington, Alabama user reports four years of positive results with Golden Ointment for salt coins and balls and says he carries it constantly. The note appears in a testimonial from Dre C. Wakefeld & Co. and references Graham Dro's & Co. in Chicago.
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