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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
8
Just arrived more New Cloaks Shirts Women's Flannel Shirts Waists Overcoats Men's Suits Good Shoes Rugs Carpets Furniture Stoves Pianos. Business is good here because we make good with the people. Trade here for moneys worth and satisfaction with guaranteed purchases. Annual Great Thanksgiving Sale now on to reduce stocks for holiday goods arriving with genuine cut prices.
An old advertisement showcases Walk Over Shoes for men and women at various prices, plus a broad display of dry goods, clothing, furniture, pianos, and sewing machines. The note promotes a special Thanksgiving Sale hosted by J. Frank McDermond and lists many local signatories and staff members welcoming customers to the basement store section.
Come and See Our Men's and Boys' Honest Wool Clothing. Suits and overcoats priced from 2 to 20 dollars in cassimeres worsteds and fancies. Overalls introduced at 48 cents with blue denim workwear. Shoes hats caps sweaters and more urged for men boys and youths across Attica.
The community orchestra presents a school benefit program at the opera house on Friday evening November 24. The whole school will perform in the show and organizers promise a fine entertainment. Also offered, a rubber tired new buggy for sale by Levi Irwin at a bargain.
The list honors students with no absences or tardies and averages of 85 or higher across grades 1 to 4, 5 and 6, 7 and 8, and high school. Named are Cleavy Ramsey and others in grades 1 2. Ino Ramsey and others in grades 3 4. Ruth Ewbank and others in grades 5 6. Flossie Hudson and others in grades 7 and 8. and 1st year Hyril Sloar Winifred Ratcliff Lois Ford, 2nd Herman Rush Versa Moore, 3rd Reid Duncan, 4th Carl Wright.
Freshmen add two new pairs of yellow boots to the Wallace High School list. The Wallace High School Caste promotes Hicky Farm Friday evening. Juniors mock seniors with ideas of pig rings. Everett Clore, absent due to weather at Deer's Mill and Shades, believes he would charm a girl with Im looking for a sweetheart just like you. U B church to preach after Sunday school. Barton W Hall and Miss Pearle Martin wed in Covington Sunday. John Hughes repaints Alexander's Opera house with calcimine and stencil work preparing a new appearance for the next audience.
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