Fall and Winter Mens Suits Sale from Damaged Lots
The trade over weeks left breaks in our lines of mens suits for fall and winter wear. We mark down the remaining lots though sizes are incomplete. If your size is among them, you may be thrice suited to once fitted and may be rewarded by quick, value-focused dealing.
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Auitiowh College
Yellow Springs
Western Lierature
Jnesuesliate
Halls Age Cristitiae
Ceiowis
Art of
Antivel
Antioch
Bextor
Cr Dettte
Pase
Eugene
Lille
Myr
Luin
China
Erimne
Sprimgtinul
Springfield
Cluclnatl
Queen City
Clothing House Offers Cheap Overcoats and Custom Tailoring
One day this week the Clothing House promotes overcoats and suits as timely renewals of appearance. It touts prices from two to seven dollars, custom tailors at 25 percent below competitors, and direct-from-maker caps at 35 to 40 cents. Gum coats and tourist hats priced to attract buyers. Derby hats available for $1.50 to $2.00.
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Springfield
Man's Gleiance and the Street Wanderer Opinions and Notes
A long, fragmented column blends critiques of local journalism and culture with vivid vignettes from Springfield and nearby towns. The piece touches on literature, theater, commerce, social bustle, and city growth, interspersed with opinions on local politics, public events, and everyday street life.
A Midnight Horror in Springfield Office
In a Springfield physician's den a scientist Fenton revives a dead man named H J with electric force, declaring the subject alive yet soulless. The event shocks the observer as the revived man sits upright and laughs, while a newspaper notice later reports a different death in the same office.
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Springfield
Fenton
Gretary
Efe
Fenton's
Tragedy on the Springfield Railroad Tracks
Saturday night a man was killed between Center and Market streets as a freight train of the B and W line passed. John Nangle known as Shorty and Mat Yarrow were riding the cars when the accident occurred. The body lay mangled along the track with remains later identified and a coroner’s inquest set for morning. Police and witnesses describe a gruesome scene, crowd control required.
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Daily Press
Springfield
Flere
Mike
Alchol
Oman
Fenton
Hin
Siands
Canter
Washington Streets
Washington Street
LB. A&w
B&w
John Nanle
Shorty
Kenton Street
Mat Yarrow
Taylor Street
Nagle
Caboose
Nangle
Farrow
T. J. Radcliffe
Ian
Yarrow
Mle
Traily AE
John Nangie
Ford
Kelley
Keily
Naugie
Ccoroner
Bennett
Schintler, Cotes & Bennett
Amos Eby
Ste Wax
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Setberg
Ohio
Stauscrup, O
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Western Reserve
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MS. Maefer Arcade Grocer
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Springfield Seed Co
St, James Motel
Bob
V. Furguson
Chattes Thurd
Stack’s
Conestian
Lucien Mare
Wrestien
Ulat
Gultuz
Sears
Tye
Lunelie
Kenoady
MeSfills
J.P.” Blohelberger
Doh P. Locke
Kennedy
Congress
Aya
McCroleht Hnits
Howe
Resjlirs
Lnties
Market Square
Hboseree
Inerwane
Speeih
Banas
Justin Metarthy
Lapostany
Vistin Mears Ty
Parneflite
House of Commons
Charles Edward Lewis
Consievative
Lewis Hue
Londonierry
Ansbore Agente
Sori
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Sabranje
Armand
Tlenora
Sabeanje
Lesmos
Terburn
Jim Greenock
San Francis
Montevideo
Hood
Battlefeld Lorolst Tate
Kita
Iit Assatti
Fenton Stormest
Penton
Colt
Thayu
Selene
Eyal
Feoton
Earth
Hell
H— J
Ur. Fenton
Twee
Canmiorter
New Carlisle
A. N. Summers
John 5
Parsons
East Street
Bellefontaine
John
Alina
Namgle Monte
Chicago
Grand Republic
Springfield Seat Co
St James
Grand Republle
Gantly
Cassimeres
Bruce
Hauk
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