Variety of Dress Goods and Trimmings in Sale
Wash fabrics in colors 85c to 85c, embroidered Persian waistings 1.50, black taffetas 75c to 1.50, tourists waterproof 85c to 1.25, pongus 50c to 85c, fancy indias 50c, libertys and foulards 75c to 1.90. New stock includes nuns ceilings 50c to 1.00, silk grenadines 1.00 to 1.50, panné Australian cloth 2.25, crepe albatross 50c, white drop de russe 65c to 5c, chalk linen skirtings 0.75 to 1.56, batistes embroidered all overs 2 to 4, ecru match sets 0.10 to 0.60, embroidered applique 0.20 to 0.75, shirt waist fronts 0.75 to 1.50, wash veils 0.25 to 1.39, placks 0.25 to 0.35, appliques in silks and linens 0.59 to 1.50, 25c to tie 0.19 to 0.50, and 20 to 25 dollars items.
Demonstration of Pyrography by Mrs Wise at Cannon's
A rare pyrography demonstration features Mrs A R Wise of San Francisco showcasing burning leather and wood with new effects. She will teach methods, offer free lessons with machine purchases, and display items like table mats, pillow covers, bags, and photo cases. The event is limited and held at Cannon's only.
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A. R. Wise
San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Coast
East
West
Mrs. Wise
Cannon's
Rev W T Allan Arrives to Lead Calvary Episcopal Church
The Rev. William Temple Allan and his wife arrive in Sedalia from Springfield to assume the rectorate of Calvary Episcopal Church. He preaches on pastor flock relations and Lent with a Springfield background in lodge work and Evangelical missions, including leadership roles in the Sons of Veterans and the Mutuals of America.
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Calvary Episcopal Church
Ohio
Broadway
Allan
Episcopal Church
Arkansas
Huckins Hotel Bar Sees New Sole Proprietor
Peter Pehl becomes sole owner of the Huckins Hotel bar and appoints two well known artists Louis Klinck and James Card to run it. They aim to maintain and expand the pub’s reputation and patronage. The notice invites readers to use the want column.
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Peter Pehl
Huckins Bar
Louis Klinck
James Card
Pehl
Huckins
Beaman and Camp Branch to Form Two New Districts
A spring election will consider creating two new Pettis county school districts, one at Beaman and one at Camp Branch. Separate voting in the past is illegal, prompting the current proposal to consolidate the process.
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Pettis County
Beaman
Camp Branch
Parmerlee Store Fund Petition Signatures Sought
Citizens may contribute to the Parmerlee store fund by calling at this office and signing the petition. The offer invites local residents to support the fund through participation.
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Parmerlee Store
Church Notices and Resolutions Highlight Pulpit Longevity
Resolutions praise Dr Allan for expanding church membership from 155 to 200 and for founding the vested choir. Notices list services at First Baptist Church and First Church of Christ, Scientist, plus Calvary Lenten services. Events include sermons, Sunday school, and Ladies' Aid meetings with times and leaders.
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Allan
Church Services and Activities Schedule
German Evangelical Church announces Sunday school at 9 15 a m Divine services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Monday Young People society meets at 8 o clock All members invited Lent en services every Wednesday at 8 p m in the Sabbath school hall Attendees welcome.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Sedalia College of Music Hall
German Evangelical Church
Young People’s Society
East Broadway Church Morning Theme on The Straight Way
East Broadway Christian Church presents the morning theme The Straight Way and the Crooked Way at 10 45 with an evening session indicated by the fragment. The readable text notes a church event focused on guidance and spiritual paths.
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East Broadway Christian Church
Ministerial Alliance and Church Meeting Notices
Afternoon service at First M E church conducted by Rev B F Martin with a quartet. All men and boys invited. Monday morning ministerial alliance meeting includes Rev Boon reading Our Divorce Laws followed by discussion. Laity invited. Week ending Feb 19 1902 shows 3334 additions to the Christian church with seven new churches dedicated.
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M. E
B. F. Martin
Ministerial Alliance
Boon
Christian Church
Out-of-Sight Barber Opens New Ohio Street Shop
The Out-of-Sight Barber shop by Day and Cecil opens in the front room at 309 Ohio street after Espenschied and Hughes vacated. The shop is bright and clean and run by artists in their trade. A rear room will be fitted for baths next week. The Sentinel offers congratulations.
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Messrs. Day & Cecil
Ohio Street
Espenschied & Hughes
Messrs
Day & Cecil
the Sentinel
Paynes Piano Sale Declares We Sell Rather Than Keep
The notice states a piano sale policy with emphasis on selling instruments rather than keeping them, signaling a shift in inventory approach. No further details are provided within the fragment.
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Payne
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