Fall Suitings Line Offers New Dress Goods
The notice highlights new fall dress goods with profuse patterns and a prompt to view a line of fall suitings priced per yard.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1906
Page
4
The notice highlights new fall dress goods with profuse patterns and a prompt to view a line of fall suitings priced per yard.
Advertisement notes new waistings for cold weather with mohair waistings priced at 50 and 75 cents per yard. Includes fancy flannel waistings in plain and striped patterns and full line of flannel waistings in 30 and 35 cents per yard.
The store announces new fall and winter caps now on sale in the men’s department. Prices start at 25 cents with many styles priced from $1 to $3.
Local shop promotes serviceable work gloves and mittens including a large line of cotton flannel husking gloves. Customers can find durable options for manual labor and cold weather work.
Property transfers across Belleville include Town and Land Co to Preble lot 7 block 8 Everhart addition and various parcels to Napier Beelville and others. Transactions list dozens of lots and fractions in multiple additions with values from 50 to 10 000 dollars, including properties in Munden Wayne and Hallowell add ons.
The October 13 1906 County Teachers Association program lists sessions beginning at 11 a m with chapters by Miss Lilie McClure Miss Bertha G Tobin Dr Fornstall Miss Maggie Hahn and music readings of minutes and a roll call. W M Slopansky gives welcome address and a review of American poems followed by lectures on education school government and Barnes law and its application to the Republic county.
Community items report on Hugh McGowan buying a new wagon Eugene Nelson bathing in his absence wife Newell Cooper getting Scandia company phone installed at his place Provi dence chapel protracted meetings continue and P H Berry threshing at work Wm Currie helps remodel Rydal elevator Frank West travels to Kansas City to Yanai home Frank Johnson's Red Top school progress and Epworth League plans Mrs Thos Williams to lead at Providence chapel Baptisms at Ball's pasture Earl Westrick baptized Doctors boys horse from Rydal injured by a Rock Island train and killed Scandia shale road work praised Scoten Plains church painted by male members Valentine McHenry family moving to Dresden Kans Popular Grove school dismisses for Woodmen event and next session Carr ie Keith teaches with two pupils enrolled Governor Hoch support urged Frank Goodwin Jr dental trouble and Dr Nichols speaks at Providence chapel Williams shelled corn at Rydal Home Company elevator work expands capacity with sand lumber cement gas engine replacing horse power Scandia home trip from Scotland Rev Myers and wife return from Narka and Rev Jordan noted Home elevator expansion seen with 50 tons sand used and new engine arrival Dunkards hold semi annual love feast at Scotch Plains with revival meetings ongoing led by Ohio visitor
Abraham Reeder and wife transfer to Clarence Emery a fractional southwest quarter 1f 11 for 250 dollars. W W C Elliott and wife sell to Emerson Cure lot 5 and fractional 67 8 block 23 Republic for 125 dollars. Susannah Waldren conveys to A Campbell lots 1 to 18 block 9 Wayne for 1500 dollars. Minnie Napier and husband convey to West Harlan a tract se 33 1.2 for 600 dollars. Some improvements have been made in the lumber yard office this week.
J M Collins reports on Myers Stock food being used widely in prominent tables across the old country. The notice highlights distribution and popularity among households and merchants.
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