Early Holiday Shopping Advantage at CW Stores
Shopping early ensures the best assortments and fresh new merchandise. Customers can pick exclusive styles, avoid the Christmas rush, and enjoy a relaxed holiday buying experience at CW locations.
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1904
Page
5
Shopping early ensures the best assortments and fresh new merchandise. Customers can pick exclusive styles, avoid the Christmas rush, and enjoy a relaxed holiday buying experience at CW locations.
Holiday sale highlights fine French and Irish linens and cambrics handkerchiefs in embroidered patterns and lace trim. Also features carriage and opera bags, belts, collars, gloves, and dress fabrics in a broad range of prices and styles for all ages.
New Holiday offers umbrellas for men women and children with gun metal pearl silver pearl and gold natural wood mounts in silk silk serge taffeta onion taffeta and piece dyed taffeta priced from 75 cents to 5 dollars.
A holiday sale highlights long and semi fitting coats in broadcloth and kersey, with prices from 5 to 225. Furs see brisk interest as cold weather anchors demand. Also offered are silk, brilliantine, and flannel waists from 3 to 350 and 1 to 3 dollars.
Died at 48 from heart failure in South Creston D W McConnell funeral held at Methodist church with Knight of Pythias and Macabees rites interment in Sevilla cemetery Born Medina county lifelong resident leaves a wife and three children Mrs J W Cole dies at 60 in South Main Street funeral set at Methodist church Interment in Wood-Mound cemetery praise for her Christian life and influence plus local notes on a faulty bank case and a damaged rail line segment with section boss Charles McCown
Walter Robison broker reports a wire market summary with prices for produce oats cheese flour and grains. Values include per bushel rye 106 cents per bushel and wool at 21 cents.
In Maysville on December 6 the mill company builds a barn on the wifi lot while Lutenburger and Stanafter, contractors, work. A man named A Sanvain died last week after a hot meal caused a fatal incident. Lew Bardin and wife move to a farm as Miss Ines Fread returns from Sugar Creek. Ira Johnson and Mrs. Sophia Brown, both of Massillon, visit John Hofacre, and Henry Barth and Co. operate a coal bank. William Grow loses work as a fishery closure affects the town. C Brown and family visit Swithville. A gloveless accident near Holmes county amputates Eluer Crous’s hand at the wrist. The Bardin Merreliat nuptials are described with guests and gifts. December 6 notes Andrew Young healing from a broken leg, Ward Watson taking charge, Pern Miller recovering, and a Sunday school class of 25 boys with Miss Florence Franke hosting games, ice cream, and cake. Ada Butler’s operation at Stoll Ryall & Stoll hospital progresses, with well wishes for health. December 9 marks Weston S Evy’s death, a beloved figure, as church services resume in Maccabee hall amid furnace repairs. Chas. W. Dennis builds a new house, Hoover Bros. start a brick block.
A packed Lat Mt Eaton update recounts deaths and events in Suggar Creek area, including Kohler's 85th, Rev Owl’s church funeral, a Cleveland wedding trip, and local lectures by Dr Hagerman. Bank closure talk from Wooster stirs debate, with weather, visits, and community anecdotes across Dec 5 to 6.
Sellers announce multiple carloads of corn sold with more on the way and invite buyers to call for any desired quantity at their business, Jess Plank & Gray.
The Wooster post office published Letter List No 49 listing numerous unclaimed letters as of December 5. Names include Lew Bill G W Berber J N Barr C Barnan W Carlin Luther Case J J Crites, Darnell Pete Eli Gaines Jane Wilton George Hamlin Wm Han poss Joseph Hoover and others across various spellings and initials.
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