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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1915
Page
7
A display features poplins cheviots tweeds and corduroys in semi fitting models with full flare backs belts and military pockets. A dark green corduroy suit with a matching coat and belt stands out and the full skirt completes the look. Price is 19.76 dollars.
The item list highlights gloves neckwear veils and trimming with dainty veiling patterns in popular shades. New ostrich pieces and chic touches recommended. Prices range from 50 to 2.25 dollars, offering a variety of colors and styles for fashionably women.
Attractive Wooltex suits debut at this exhibit with the famed Wooltex tailoring. Priced at 25 dollars, No. 2550 is shown in jaunty soldier-like air. Numerous trimmed models including fur and plain tailored styles are available to suit all figures and tastes.
Pine quality Crepe de Chine 42 inches wide available by the yard in stylish new colors. Sita tk Beautiful Silk Faille offered in attractive street wear shades by the yard. Crepe Faille back London full yard wide in evening shades, priced at $2.50.
The next District Verbund meeting will be held at St Marys church on Tuesday October 19 after a partial Monday night session at St Boniface school. Small attendance and little business noted. Observers include Lummis from Collins Plow Co to Springfield for state fair, Attorney Lewis Schroeder of Colchester visiting, and Lorene Bredeweg leaving for Knox College in Galesburg. Various estate reports, a charity furniture drive, and notices on local officials, a Knights of Pythias meeting, typhoid illness, and regional obituaries and probate actions are listed.
Quin cy theatergoers welcome the Jack Bessey company for a week long engagement at the Empire Hippodrome starting Sunday. Jack Bessey and Neil Paul lead a strong cast including Lou Streeter Bertha Ness Nettie Woods and Mizzi Hajos. Sari by Kalman is the show centerpiece with a big orchestra and English adaptation by Grunbaum Cushing and Heath.
Henry W. Savage presents Emmerich Kalman’s Sari at the Hippodrome tonight with Mizzi Hajos in the lead. The operetta, praised as a decade-long prestige in America and Europe, also known as Der Zigeunerprimas, had a year and a half run in New York and a simultaneous Vienna season in German and Hungarian.
LG Cox left yesterday afternoon for Springfield to attend the state fair.
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