Local News Roundup Highlights Sales and Notices
A busy Sumner style column lists build ing materials from H F Comba and G W McNece Co grain and seed deals at Brian Goodman s ware house and B O railroad south side, plus farm tools, second hand wagons and buggies, and a M E church fair on April 11 12. Community notes mention pensions politics scandal heating up amid church events and a junior high play at Masonic Hall with tickets at Hooper s bookstore.
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Sumner High School
Masonic Hall
Hooper’s
This Season's New Fabrics Arrive for Display
The shop welcomes the new season with Mercerized Andora Silks in all colors and figures, retaining lustre after washing. Mercerized Latines in black and shades like Old Rose and Heliotrope, priced 16 and 25. Summer Lawns in colors and white, priced Seto 123 per yard. Dotted Swiss offered in plain and figured delicate colors.
Summer Clothing for Men and Boys
Summer clothing offers a wide ready-to-wear range for men and boys with child and school suits and boys suits. New York styles include stripes polka dots lace work solid colors and various effects priced from 10 to 25 cents up to 2 50.
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New York
Carpets and Mattings Just Received
Store advertises new stock of carpets and mattings for spring. Highlights yard prices from 25c to 50c and up to 60c, with a complete line of Chinese and Japanese mats from 12.3 to 35 per yard. Mentions linen warp options and easy cutting for pillows.
Lace Curtains and Window Shades sale notice
Lace Curtains and Window Shades offered at low prices. Curtains from 50 cents feature lengths up to six or seven feet. A superior spring roller shade is available for two cents. Higher priced shades include fringe and insertion, selling 30 to 50 cents.
Old iron and mowers arrive. small ads and notices
D Sarti and W E Brian received a car load of Deering binders and mowers. A fair offers cash or fancy goods. The public improvement question is treated as settled since an injunction would block sidewalks. Fern Sexton, 13, ran away to St Louis but parents detained her. H W Sexton left for St Louis. Westall's Grocery touts new monument styles. A tale from Epworth League event ends with a humorous misadventure of mice and chickens. grateful note from Summer residents expresses fondness and blessings.
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Momner
Mize Fern Saxton
Tuenday
Claremont
St. Louie
H. W. Sexton
St. Louis
Miss Fern
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Pucfly
H. F Comba
Bliss
Triumph
Westaila
Mitchell
G. W McHace & Co
Mle
Brian's
Story & Clark
Lakeside
M. J. Seed
M. D.sandera
H. F. Combs
North Side of Railroad
W. S. Hoopes
Pratt
Weatall
M. J. Seep
Caleb Hoopes
W. H. Wasrai. & Bao
Bom Sare
H. M. Wagner
Wagner
Sumner
D. A. Westall & Son
Perry Clark
McKinley
Brian & Goodman
South Side
Tam
Philo Bell's
Revecca McGuine
D. C. Smith
Lilly Wood
M. E
Cora JoxEs
W. Ums
People's Party
Vetera
Toptown
Anvessir
Assien
Globe Mille Bay
G. Ww. McNece & Co
E. Grow
Pastorefield
D. A. Westall
Wm. Brown
Freese
Wentall's
C. W. Covoce
W.E. Brien
D. A. Weatall & Ben
M. EE. Church
M. E. Chured
Baird
C. Lewis
Sumner, Il
Ming
J. W. Guess
M. J
Maric
City Bakery
M. D. Bannees
Bata
Mas
Pano Box
Manning
Bowman’s
Drugstore
North Side
Sern Cors
Buckbee's
Great Bitterly
Booce County
Lowa
My Farmear
Westport
Comb
W. W. Wadzga
Isis
Wm. McPherson
Christy Town
Dexter, Mo
Parse
Y. M. Wacner
United Societies of Christan Endeavor
Cincinnati
City
Sabarbe
Cincinnaati
U. P. McCarty
Ohio
Wesley Jones
Mies
Ida Westall
China
Brian
Bane
Rovet
Misa Edith
Abernathy
Nobby
MARION _MAY & SONS
Dale & SH
Dale & Sheridan
Wantep
Sarti
W. E. Brian
Deering
Bridgeport
Noten
G. R. Charney
Westall
H. M. Wacxen
Epworth Leager
The
Womse
Foreign and Home
Rich
Jem
Coan
J. Joan
Lancaster & Grenat
Christy Avenue
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