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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
8
The store boasts a bright corner with a remarkable sale of little suits and reefers this season. The selection rivals any in a neighboring city, attracting wide patronage. Reefers available from $2.75 in tan, sizes 3 to five years and up, with a broad range of options in Marion.
A promotional notice urges settling debts with low rates and centralized payments. It promises small weekly payments to cover loans and implies multiple creditors can be simplified into one arrangement. The ad lists example payments for various loan amounts and notes interest and principal.
Three styles of boys Russian suits offered at two dollars each with neat braid trimming embroidered shield and leather belt. Higher price points advance to two fifty three and up to seven dollars for the finest set.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Free Baptist church met at Mrs J J Mouser’s Mt Vernon Avenue home on Thursday afternoon. The program covered Pacific Islands and life in India with speakers including Mrs J Mang and Mrs L Lang. Supper was served by Fourth Ward ladies. next gathering planned for May at Mrs Lrott’s home. The United Brethren Church ladies will serve supper Saturday evening in the D A Frank Co room.
In a heated Ohio political scene Mouser denounces factional strife and declines renomination amid calls for unity. He urges a get together plan linking Taft supporters with returning Senator Foraker, while warning that continued discord could topple many township and state candidates.
The C D M offers a six dollar return fare to Columbus on Sundays. The first car departs Marion at 6 a m and the last car leaves Columbus at 7 30 p m.
The seventh number on the YMCA lecture course drew praise for Mr Gillan and his anecdotes about railway conductors and country folk music. He mixed poetry and humor, recalling children’s day vignettes and village life, while audiences laughed at yarns about a train box, a delirium tremens tale, and the old time landscapes that bind us to faith and home. A local shoe ad closes the piece.
The CG 1. 1 Club held a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs McCinin of Park Street. Mrs Elmer Parish won first prize in a contest. Mrs Marlon Smith received consolation. Hosts served lunch and attendees enjoyed social time after business discussions.
Advertising list shows black habutai and white habutai silk waists priced at $3, with val insertion and Venice medallion options. Tailor made long sleeve waists in white linen collars and striped taffetas range from $2.95 to $5.00. Net waists trimmed with insertion edge and oriental bands are $6.00.
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