Fashionable Coats Offered Below Regular Prices
More than 500 coats in cloths velvet and satin showcased in Directoire and various fits. Special purchases allow sale under regular prices with plain and fancy materials and a range from semi fitted to overly fitted styles.
Three Special Lots And Velvet Satin Coats
Three special lots offered at 10 15 and 20 dollars present garments valued from four to seven fifty dollars above the specials. Recent coat shipments include velvet and satin stlves in plain and fancy trimmed long and short styles with prices starting above fifteen dollars.
Local and Misc Items From Lake County and Nearby Areas
Lake county went dry last Thursday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Oneida McFarren a son Saturday. Richland county voted net by a majority of 38 last Friday. T. E. McDowell announces a dress goods sale beginning next Saturday. Twins born to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Good, second consecutive set. Missionary Society of United Presbyterian church convassed town for Gardiner's grocery commissions toward parsonage fund trial $100. Pincules claim to relieve kidney trouble and rheumatism sold by W. O. Haney. The Perry county local option election declared illegal and saloons reopened after insufficient petition period. Bees Laxative Cough syrup promoted for coughs and throat trouble sold by W. O. Haney.
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The
Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Gardiner’s
Perry County
Thanksgiving notices and local notices in Wooster area
Community notes list Gibson’s blankets at 50c a pair and fresh bakery goods at The Bakery. Several local items include Manzan Pile Remedy ads, Wooster Board of Trade settlement details, and upcoming church and club events. Local actions mention petitions for local option in Stark county and Orrville distributing diphtheria antitoxin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Board of Trade
Pocock Glass
Massilon
Wooster
Board—Of— Trade
Thanksgiving Dinner at the Bakery
The Bakery offers a full selection for a Thanksgiving dinner including dressed chickens oysters mince pies fresh bread and buns cakes cookies cranberries celery lettuce canned fruits oranges bananas and more. CHAFFING SLUSSER.
Pioneer Citizen James Bodine Dies in Orrville
James Bodine, 85, longtime Wayne county resident born in East Union township, died at his Oak street home Friday morning after a stroke. Survived by one son Simon and four daughters. funeral Sunday at 1 pm conducted by Rev. T It Kiernag, burial Crown Hill cemetery in Orrville.
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James Bodine
Wayne County
Oak Street
Mr. Bodine
East Union Township
Orrville
Simon
Crown Hill Cemetery
Orrville Courier
New Advertisements This Week
A brief notice lists forthcoming pages and items in a historical paper including Dalton Milling and Grain Co on page 1 Frank Gibson on page 4 Tahan Indian Lecturer on page 5 Altman and Putman Co on page 6 MCDowell on page 8 featuring school and entertainment listings.
Personal notes and visits fill Dalton social pages
Mildred Harrold visited her grandparents on Sunday. W D Harper of Canton visited his mother here. Mrs JaneAnn Ralph of Wooster visited her mother. Miss Winona Weehht visiting with her parents. Minnie Dot Wertz visited friends in Canton. Jos B Gregory bought a fine driver at the Orrville horse sale. Several residents plan visits to Chicago Akron and Strongville. Wm Kidd now secretary treasurer of Cleveland Produce. Harshey family visiting Strongville. Gardiner visited Akron and Uncle James Stinson. Hazel Tuttle and Bird Troutman attended a drama in Creston. Bri G Post named new W L E agent at this place.
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W.—D.harper
Canton
JaneAnn Ralph
Wooster
Winona Weeht
Minnie Dot Wertz
Jos
A. E. Dague
Akron
Harry
C. Hubbell
W. H. Hubbell
J-T. Hoak
Lodi
Smith Jameson
Creston
H. B. Jamesson
E. Gaubee
E. Sturgis
Orrville
H. J. Harshey
Strongville
Harshey
R. M. Gardiner
James Stinson
Hazel Tuttle
Bird Troutman
Expexy Club
Post Office Schedule Notice for November 26 1908
On Thursday November 26 1908 the post office will open at Y o clock and close at 10 am. It will reopen at 1 pm and close at 2 pm for the day. Mail will be dispatched as usual. No mail delivered by R. E. D. Carriers. No mail on morning local. H. B. Jameson, P.M.
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H. B. Jameson
Couple from Orrville and North of Dalton Wed in Nov Ceremony
Mr Jacob E Shoup of Orrville and Miss Amy Hackman of North of Dalton united in marriage at the bride’s parents home last Thursday November 19 with about sixty guests. Rev I J Buchwalter officiated. The couple plan an extended visit through Pennsylvania and the east. Guests attended from Seville Smithville Orrville Applecreek Mt Eaton and Dalton.
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Jacob E. Shoup
Orrville
Amy Hackman
North of Dalton
I. J. Buchwalter
Pennsylvania
East
Seville
Smithville
Applecreek
Mt. Jaton
Dalton
Dry victory in Ohio counties with one exception
Under the Rote law drys won in three counties and lost in Huron with a total 206 saloons voted out. Clermont led with a 972 majority, Sandusky 620, Jefferson 800. Early returns from Jefferson and Sandusky showed small precincts still pending but unlikely to alter the outcome.
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Ohio
Huron County
Clermont
Sandusky
Jefferson
Doctor King's New Discovery Restores Suffering Hotel Owner
Mrs. Eda L. Croom, proprietor of the Croom Hotel in Vaughn Mississippi, recounts a severe cough and suspected consumption. After months of illness, a friend recommended Dr King’s New Discovery, and three bottles cured her. The remedy, advertised as a world famous lung and throat healer, is sold at White’s Drug Store with trial bottles free.
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Eda L. Croom
Croom Hotel
Vaughn Miss
Indian lecturer Tahan draws crowd at Dalton event
Monday night at School Hall Dalton C featured Joseph K. Griffis known as Tahan praised as one of the best Indian lecturers on the American platform. He describes the tale of the white savage and the Red Man in poetic eloquence and strong English, hailed as heroic and simple.
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Joseph K. Griffis
Tahan
Fire Ladies Bazaar and Supper at Goudy’s Hall
The Presbyterian Church women announce their annual bazar and sixteen minute supper on Thanksgiving afternoon and evening, November 26 at Goudy’s Hall. Menu includes chicken cheese brown bread butter white bread cranberry tarts cookies cake celery pickles and fruit. Supper price is 20 cents.
Public Sale of Martin's Church Building and Fixtures
The old Martin's Church building and fixtures will be sold at public sale on the premises three miles southeast of Orrville on Tuesday December 1 1908 at 2 o'clock p.m. Terms made known on day of sale. MARTIN'S Church Trustees.
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Martin’s
Orrville
Martin’s Churcie Trustees
Hearth Medicine Promises Quick Huskers Relief
An early note advertises Pinesale Car bolized as a poultice to draw out inflammation for cracked hands, skin disease, tan and freckles with a 25 cent price. Sold by W. O. Haney.
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W. O. Haney
Wooad
Dore
W. QO. Haney
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Bea Hive
Massillon, Ohio
Lake County
Oneida McFarren
Richland County
Chaffo & Slussere
T. E. McDowell’s
Ands. Benj. Good
W.O. Haney
Gibson’s
Gazevye
Baer
Scott’s
Mr.l
Rudy
Plasterers
U. B. Feasels
Rhodes
American Glass and Hottie Co
Massillon
Bear’s
Lancaster
Skip” Slusser
Stark County
Ed. S. Wertz
Harmon
Arlingtoun
W.A. Littell
U. LP
Ehure
Patterson, N. J
New Dalton Methodist Episcopal Church
United Presbyterian Church
John—Hunt
Sycamore Street
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Henry Conrad
L. Kk. Franka
Conrad
Doylestown Journal
Massillgn
W—H. H. Wertz
McDowell’s
Hubbell
Forth Parrs
J. T. Hoak Will
East Greenville
East Greenville Methodist Church
Ughter
U. P
Arline Lucile
T. E. Rice
Courier
Crawford County
Mildred Harrold
Chicago
Bri. G. Post
Cortland, Ohio
A. R. McConnel
Messrs
John Owens
John LaViers
Jacob Heinbach
Massillon Coal Co
Florence McGill
Baltic
Franklin Ruegsegger
F. W. Ruegsegger
Dalton, C
Hom
Eric
Lauder
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway
Seeeees N&waito
Sherrodsville
Pittsburg
Eneee
Wheeling
Algo
Calico
Gimgham
E. T. E. McDo