Hart Schaffner Marx Outerwear Ad Promises Best Value
A local men’s store proclaims Hart Schaffner & Marx suits and overcoats as unmatched for style and all-wool quality. It promises thorough tailoring and correct fit, with suit prices ranging from 20 to 25 dollars and overcoats from 15 to 22 dollars, claiming real value for money.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Local Folks Made Movements and Shows Expand News
Derby resident Jesse Poundstone traded in town Saturday. Hutchinson & Son displayed fine dining tables. Many readers peruse inside pages weekly. Humeston and Thompson shipped two hog cars to Ottumwa last Thursday. Grace Downs visited with Rush family in Calendar Town. Mrs. Good of Chariton attended with White Orpingtons at last week’s show. Blazier moved from Fairview into McVey property in south town Thursday. Dr and Mrs Ben Walker and Mr and Mrs Chas Miles of Corydon were Hameston visitors Friday. Extra pages issued this week to cover news and ads. Hans Carlston of Newton moved to RF Palmer farm east of town. Charley Brant attended poultry show. George Sage of Van Wert, K W messenger, at poultry show Saturday. E Johnson, recently moved from Leon, returned to Leon Friday. E O Mendenhall, barber, ill with pneumonia, friends wish for recovery. Mrs Frank Boggs and children returned home at Woodburn after visiting Leech and Canfield families.
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Humeston & Thompson
Ottumwa
Grace Downs
Ben Walker
Chas. Miles
Corydon
Hameston
George Sage
van Wert
E. Johnson
Leon
E. Mendenhall
Frank Boggs
Woodburn
J. G. Leech
H. V. Canfield
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the Clothier
Hutchinson & Son
Jesse Poundstone
Derby
Mrs. Good of
Chariton
D. BR. Blazier
Fairview
McVey
Hans Carlston
Newton
R F. Palmer
Town
M.r. Evans
Charley Brant
High Point
Humeston
Geo. O. Gardner
A. Humeston
The
Kohler & Campbell
New York
F. E. Farr & CO