New Store Combines Saks Units for Broader Buying Power
A federation of buyers from Saks & Company of New York and Saks & Company of Washington unites three strong commercial groups into one stock platform. The alliance promises access to world markets, latest novelties, and value-driven pricing, aiming to lower costs for customers. The opening signals a new standard, policy, stock, and emphasis on West shopping, asserting the lowest prices for equal quality across profits or losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saks & Company
New York
Washington
Europe
West
Indianapolis
Distinctive Men’s Clothes In Own Workrooms Offer
Study the scope and excellence of our stock of salts made distinctive clothes for men. They are capacity built in our own workrooms and tailored to your needs and tastes. From cheapest to highest grades, suits and overcoats show superior quality fit and finish with exclusive patterns. Overcoats include lightweight and cravenetted styles and nearly fifty winterweights, all tailored to fashionable lengths and practical service.
Mothers Will Be Impressed With Our Catership to the Boys
The article markets staple styles for boys apparel highlighting top designers and reputable makers. It promises thorough selection to offer the best values and wear, noting that tomorrow's grades are specially arranged and hard to duplicate elsewhere.
Suits Overcoats and Reefers at five dollars
Following fashion trends the item offers Suits in styles like Double Breasted Norfolk Sailor and Buster Brown with detailed trimming. Also featuring overcoats and reefers including Novelty and Plain designs in plain and fancy colors, original and exclusive.
Suits Overcoats and Reefers at 3.45 dollars
A dealer offers suits in double breasted Norfolk sailors Russian blouse and Buster Brown styles in plain and fancy weaves. Available sizes range from 2 1/2 to 16 years. Naval reefers military overcoats plaza oversacks warmly lined. Wide selection of hats furnishings and footwear for boys and children with brass buttons and embroidered emblems.
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Norfolk
Selected Features of Our Strong Line of Men's Furnishings
A catalog-style notice touts a new stock of men’s wear with Cape gloves in taupe and seasonal tones, full-size English shirting squares, and various bow ties. It highlights imported hosiery, ribbed underwear in gray blue white, and tailored options. Prices range from 45 to 2.22 with a focus on value and range.
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Folly Worth Fc
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Hats Offer Saks and Stetson Styles for Sale
A local ad markets Saks and Stetson hats with prices 3.50 for Stetsons, 3.00 for Karlton, and 2.00 for the Special. It claims exacting manufacture and quality control from design to finish, noting the Stetson name as a guarantee and that hats are made specifically for the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saks Hite
Karlton
Tomorro
Shoe Ad Praises Made-in-Store Quality and Comfort
An advertisement extols an $8 shoe crafted to a high standard with neighbor-to-neighbor appeal. It promises consistent satisfaction, stating makers must meet the set standard, delivering durable, stylish, comfortable footwear that wears well.
State Florists prepare events for chrysanthemum show
The State Florists association plans to entertain visiting florists during the feral festival and chrysanthemum show from November 14 to 18. Committees for arrangements, reception, and a banquet on November 16 at the Commercial Club are named, with J D Carmody of Evansville to preside as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Florists’ Association
Bo Ack
J. ¥. Alley
Sidney Smith
William Bil- Vngale
Fred Hukriede
A. Wiegand
A. Junge
J. Heldenrich
Frank Harrintt
Commercial Club
J.D. Carmody
Evansville
A. Wiegand & Son
Fred Hukrlede
Florizts
Wassociation
Ten voting machines prepared for city election
Ten voting machines will be used in the city election and are being moved to selected locations for practice. They will be ready Saturday through Monday. Nine machines will be placed in precincts across wards including Ninth, Thirteenth, and Seventeenth precincts with addresses on Market Street, Alabama Street, Capitol Avenue, and Madison Avenue.
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Lacations Selecte
LNTEB
Thirteenth St
Sixth
W. Market St
Seventh Ward
Alabame St
Twelfth Ward
Capitol Ave
West St
Thirteenth Ward
E. Palmer
Thireenth
Madison-ave
Fifteenth Ward
Warman-ave
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation from President Woosevelt
President Woosevelt issues a proclamation designating Thanksgiving Day for Thursday, November 3. The text urges Americans to gather in homes and places of worship to give thanks for the year’s blessings and to dedicate themselves to a life of cleanliness, honor, and wisdom in service of the nation’s founders and preservers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woosevelt
Thieves at Capitol Hit Room for Copper and Iron
Reported thefts at the Capitol reveal removal of corrugated iron and copper roofing from a basement store room. Authorities say the act followed a week of pilfering in a committee room with valuable items included in the loss. The theft is under investigation as gaps in security are reviewed.
City Record For A Day 3
Births list names many couples and places with newborns including boy and girl entries, plus a long deaths section detailing multiple individuals with ages, causes, and addresses. Permits record dwelling and store room projects with stated values and locations.
Pastor Seeks No Of Law In Disturbing Meeting Case
Complaint filed against Courtney Owens William Schirgel and Hosao Chinaman in Sustice Stoulacourt for disturbing a religious meeting at Le Grand-ave Hamburgst. The pastor Rev. Jonn Vinsey describes loud boisterous interruption and assault on him as he tried to quiet the crowd. An attorney for Owens, a bookkeeper at the LE and W railroad offices, had his case continued. others set for Friday afternoon.
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Sustice Stoulacourt
Courtney Owens
William Schirgel
Hosao Chinaman
le Grand-ave
Hamburgst
Talkipe
Tita
Jonn ‘Vinsey
Naturvers
Owens
Crowds At Food Show Draw Newsboys By Invitation
Large attendance at the Retail Grocers show in Indianapolis with about 400 newsboys attending by invitation via WW H Schaffer. Programs announced for Friday include the Rounds Ladies Orchestra with numbers such as Fun in a Miniature Store and Moonlight Salo, featuring Miss Gussie Lenshaw and other performers amid a crowd of grocers and traders.
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Forve
Retail Grocers’ Association
WW. H. Schaffer
Vic
Merchants’ Food Show
Campiny
National Newsboys' Association
Indianapota
Kentucky
Gussie Lenshaw
Indy
Barytone Sololst
Ploza Sprague
Trombone Salo
Chetr
Christ Off The Rolls In Pension Action
Henry Christ former policeman charged with killing Edward Cory union electrician has been dropped from the police pension rate. He was suspended along with his name placed on the pension tall and drew 330 a month from An Net and September. Christ has reportedly done some work for the administration since the campaign began.
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Christ
Henry Christ
Edward Cory
Union Electrician
Cory
Oalwaya
Cata Orize
Kruger
Waz
Freitzman
An- Net
Cat Turned On Gas in Omaha Home Tragedy
Special to The SIN from Omaha Nebraska reports a family of nine was found unconscious in their home after a gas leak. Attorney Moriarky awoke to the toxic atmosphere and acted to summon help. The cat lay near the stove with a mouse in its mouth, reportedly killed by the gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Elf. Moriarky
Incorporations list reveal tobacco maker and transit firms
Real-Bar Manufacturing Company of South Bend to produce and sell cigars and tobacco with capital stock of $10,000 and directors J. W. Woodrum WE Hannon KW Woodru and Virgil Nash. Odd Fellows Temple Association of Terre Haute with $30,000 capital stock and directors including Samuel L Penner Jacob T H Miller Abraham Hosenthal Joseph Fuqua Fred W Bea Fred W Selmeyer Henry Kntp tasch Louis Adams John N White Alvert B McKee Abraham Miller and Harry J Newton. Chicago Lafayette Southeastern Traction Company. capital stock listed as 100000 with directors Edward Dunmeyer Alonzo P Vendrickaon William S Reed William N Harding Martin M Huge John J Cooper Charles M Cooper Bert E Parrott James Crum Henry L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
real-Bar Manufacturing Company
South Bend
Capital Stock
J. W. Woodrum
WE. Hannon
Kw, Woodru
Virgil Nash
Odd Fellows Temple Association
Terre Haute
Samuel L. Penner
Jacob T. H. Miller
Abraham Hosenthal
Joseph Fuqua
Fred W. Bea
Fred W. Selmeyer
Henry Kntptasch
Louis Adams
John N
Stock market upturns and mixed rail gains in early trading
U.S. and London investors showed spirited activity with Reading and Metropolitan advancing while Duluth and South Shore preferred rose. Erie and Steal were favored by London houses as overall stock activity remained brisk though gains varied across sectors and regions. Indiana futures and cattle prices moved with little overall change, while hogs and sheep markets remained steady amid active business and selective strength.
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New York
Kris Rose
Reading
Duluth
South Shore
Great Northern
Metropolitan
London
Erie Common
Stremch
Priter
Erie
Union Pacife
Indianapolis
Castle
Wheat and corn mixed in quiet Chicago market
Wheat futures for December and May moved little as the Chicago market opened quiet. Corn and oats showed modest shifts while provisions stayed slow under a weak overall tone. Various grain futures and inspection notes reflect steady white and yellow grain, with timothy hay prices and mixed bids in play.
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Chicago
Russia
Bae Swgriac
Wisc
dMc
May
Sic
Zic
Cart
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report Summary
Pittsburg cattle and sheep prices steady with mixed lots. Cattle receipts light, demand fair, best grades around five dollars per hundredweight. Sheep and lamb markets show fluctuations. veals and pigs reported with varied prices. East Buffalo market notes receipts and price ranges for lambs and wethers. Overall activity moderate with mixed lots and regional price signals.
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Pittsburg
East Buffalo
Fast Buffalo
N. Y
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Edward C. Bachfield
Ametia
Ellie Aeberger
George F. Zimmer
Bora
M. R
Augustus H. Pohlman
Mattie Yost
Chester Midlam
Lena J. Lieemann
Edward F. Meyera
Minnie M. Fimcian
Joseph Krupp
Bertha Yeager
Walter J. Fumas
Myrtle Beasley
W. D
Eva Hendrick
Hutier
Ark
Charles
Elizabeth Bernhardt
Rily
John
Etella Thomas
Sugar Grove
Boy
J Wo
May Baxter
Harlan
Bey
Harry
Grace Scott
Woodlawn
Wirt
HW. W
Crose
Bay
Walter
Belle Virt
Harmiton
Birk
George
Lucy Martin
Girl Allen
Long Rot
W. Thirtleth
Fannie H Robinson
Winais
Grt
Abe
P.M
Margaret Dune
College
Bos
Albert
May Murphy
Park and Forty-seventh
Carl and
Bertha Parch
Chastant
W. B
Anna Sutton
Addison
G. St Vincent Hospital
Mattie Willis
Kappes
Ella McQueen
Colton
David Want
Larue Burkhantt
Alabama
Joseph Niehaun
Luelia McFarland
Pleasant
Lucy Bord
Market
Mary Mitchell
Oncar Draper
Holmes
Hilo
John Monaghan
E. Michigan
M. J. Porter
Wlindia
Toronty-Arth
A ‘Rogers
Trowbridge
Bonner
Fine Musitc
Ceoe Verdi
Misa Guaste Lensha Song
Soldiers of
Uncle Sam IL
G. Rounds
Cory & Sachs
Uliicle Street
Doran
Alwasa
Alzes
Spreia
Massachusetts
Ardmore
Stock Exchange
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Mets
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