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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1908
Page
4
Handsome novelties are added daily to the exclusive assortment of suits coats and skirts. Do not delay selection of your Easter suit the best time to buy is now. Ample time for alterations is provided free of charge to insure a perfect fit.
Advertises various suits priced at 25.00 with comparisons to 40.00 counterparts. Details describe Copenhagen styles with butterfy and cutaway coats, full platted fields, tan and green striped outfits, straight and cutaway coats, butterfly sleeve effects, serge and panama options in navy brown black, with tailored hats.
The article showcases new coats praised for refined style with no duplicates in stock. Prices range from 5 to 30 dollars, featuring butterfly style trimmed gowns with fancy braid, rich applique, and three quarter length silk options.
Your Easter shopping begins with our new glove collection. We offer a wide range of dependable qualities and lengths. If you need a specific shade to match your costume, we can supply it.
White embroidered tabs collars in patterns at 25 and 50 cents. Lace and net jabots for waistwear from 50 cents to 1.00. Colorful rows of net and muslin edges at 25 cents. Muslin tees in ten styles to pair with stiff collars at 25 cents. Fancy beltings in brown navy light blue pink and lavender at 37 ½ and 50 cents per yard.
The ad promotes white French lawn and embroidery waists with short lace trimmed sleeves priced from 2.50 to 4.50. It highlights fine batiste waists with Cluny lace details, white barred madras tailored waists, sheer French baliste waists, and a large collection of cream and white net waists priced from 3 to 5 dollars.
Work is moving on a set of changes at Speral to Menasha including interior updates at the G Teo store and Waile. A new news depot is planned near the Lorscher Block and Ed Smith has a tense line of improvements. Jaries Hawke suffered two badly smashed thumbs at work. Elks officers will meet Sunday. Mrs Montgomery spent the weekend in Appleton.
Reported tensions surround Madame Gould and Anna amid divorce proceedings. Ties to Mr and Mrs at Hotel St Regia mentioned as party circles discuss a conference with Helen Gould's household. The sequence includes visits to the Merse residence and implications of a publicized split.
An advertisement claims Hood's Sar sopurilla is the best medicine to rid hormors and improve complexion, touting it as the cheapest option available.
Since arriving in New York Madame Gould has met Prince de Sagan several times with Mr and Mrs Morse and there is talk of an engagement. Some Gould family members reportedly oppose the match.
Eddie Smith of Oakland will officiate tonight at the Coliseum in San Francisco for the 15 round bout between Battling Nelson and Abe Attell. Gratey withdrew due to illness in his family, leaving Smith to take the assignment. Nelson weighs about 183 pounds while Attell weighs 122 1 2 pounds, with brisk wagering and sizable bets reported.
Detroit March 31 Representative Charles E Ward of Bancroft Mich speaker pro tem of the legislature went on trial before Judge Connelly charged with manslaughter in the death of Edith Presley. Presley was a Senate proof reader and evidence showed she and Ward were close friends. Ward was accompanied by his wife and two other women, with expected jury difficulties.
Justice Orrin N. Carter ruled that an appeal by election commissioners from Judge Walker’s Sun day saloon ballot decision acted as a writ of superseders and cannot be enforced. The ruling blocked placing the Sunday closing question on April ballots despite Walker’s order.
Neenah Wisconsin March 31 The Brigade first team lost to Appleton high school first team 38 29 in their second post season game. In the first half Neenah led 16 7 but Appleton outplayed the Brigade in the second half. A curtain raiser between second teams ended in a 2 0 forfeiture to Neenah due to a chewing match with 27 points for Neenah and 12 for Appleton. The Brigade first team will face Company X second team next at the army. Local interest runs high for roller racing at the Milwaukee Hippodrome with Bunmie Prange placing third in a large professional skate race. The spring city election in Neenah is set a week away with keen party maneuvering for mayoral candidates.
Charles Wycliffe the infamous Indian outlaw shot by his brother Thomas was buried at the Wycliffe home twenty miles east of Pryor Creek. Thomas and John Wycliffe attended the funeral along with many mourners. Police had chased the trio for three years over murders and other crimes. The mourners were heavily armed but officers did not intervene.
A historic ad touts Orian Laxative Fruit Syrup as a new remedy less likely to cause gripe or nausea. The claim promises improvement over former laxatives with guaranteed quality from A Hore, Main sire.
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