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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
8
A catalog of broken lines and slightly soiled winter items including cloaks dresses overcoats suits shoes sweaters rugs and furniture. Thousands of bolts of merchandise from inventory sale at one third to one half their real worth to clear before next season. February.
Bargains on 600 yards of plain and fancy silks priced at 48 cents a yard, plus a limited white waist sale and silk umbrellas offered at clearance prices. Last fall’s stock from New York, with several lace insertions at steep cuts, all under regular prices but deeply reduced for quick sale.
Advertises deep cuts on overcoats cloaks and fur sets with prices from 98 cents to 9.85 plus yard wide calico at 9 cents per yard. Promotes Sorosis ladies’ shoes and fur closeouts as last items, urging quick purchase while stock lasts.
Join the movement to cure by preventing. Monarch Balsam is promoted as a timely barrier against lung troubles and pneumonia, with Monarch Oil and Linimeant as first aid. The ad claims wide usage and offers a money back guarantee if not effective. For sale by local retailers.
Harry Isley suffered a severe left hand injury with probable amputation after caught in a drill. Kingman high school defeated Veedersburg 23 to 13 on Veedersburg floor last Friday night. Henry Zackmire left for Lilbourn Missouri to tend farm interests. Over 500 pounds of mail arrived this Friday morning showing parcels post impact. Mrs James Ward of Veedersburg visited here earlier this week. James McKinzie stayed Friday to Monday with the editor and wife.
This week ends the winter debate series with six top students set to form a high school team for the triangular debate with Covington and Veedersburg. The County Teachers Association meets in Covington, featuring Prof. Lindley and Mrs. Olson as speakers.
Card of Thanks from Mrs. E. E. Moore and family thanks friends for kindness during their bereavement and expresses appreciation for support received.
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