Abilene weekly reflector. [volume], November 03, 1910, Page 7, Image 7

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ABILENE WEEKLY ilKFLECTQIt, ABILENE, KANSAS, NOVEMBER 8, 1010.
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The only place to buy your fall and winter Clothing in Suits, Overcoats,
Underwear, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Trunks, etc., for Men, Boys and Children
is at our big two floor clothing house, the largest, best and cheapest house to trade in Abilene. It will pay you
to visit and inspect our stock. We want to see you; We will show you how to save money, besides getting
handsome and useful premiums free.
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Corrriiht Hut Sdwffner Mm
I)N the Yale
campus you'll see
a lot of smartly dress
ed young men; same
way at any of the
hundreds of colleges
over the country.
Hart Schaffner & Ularx
make the sort of
clothes such fellows
want. The latest and
best is the Shape
Maker, a new model
for young men of all
ages.
It helps the figure; draws in
the wasit, throws out the
chest; a new idea.
Hart Schaffner & Marx ex
clusive idea ; no other maker
does it ; and we sell it.
IT'S HAT WISDOM
TO BUY
Hawes, von Gal Hats
because quality of materials, workmanship,
st) le, ht and finish are fully guaranteed. Our
house is known as the great Hat and Cap house
' . of Abilene.
BOTH you and your boy will be pleased
with the little style details which give'
distinction to "Best-Ever" Boys' Clothes.
An exactness of fit is secured through such
exclusive features as the Canvas and Hair
cloth Interlining the concave Shoulder
Pads the shaped Lapel and the non-sagging
Shoulders. If you're particular about
your boys Clothes, you'll appreciate the
merits of "Best-Ever" Boys' Clothes.
We have the exclusive sale
Here's a little Rhyme
Of the Good Old Summer Time,
When both Black and Solid Col
ors are in Style ;
But without a jest,
When you Speak about the Best,
Interwoven leads the rest
about a mile.
We've got them the greatest 25c half
hose ever made
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NO HOLES-NO DARNING
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The above Rogers' Knives and Forks are given as premiums. Come and ask about them.
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This 42-Piece Decorated Dinner Set
is given away
FREE
We have contracted with one of the larg
est pottery houses in the country for 1000 sets.
Why pay $5.98 for a set when you can get one
FREE at Sterl's. .
CAPS GLOVES
MITTENS
FOR
Men, Boys and Children
the newest and latest styles. See our
Men's Goves for 10c. See our Chil
dren's Gloves for 25c. Men's Caps
35 and 50c.
S NO SHODDY GOODS
Union Underwear
All sizes '
WHEN a
Man :
wants Union
Underwear he
wants it, and
there's no use
in trying to
persuade him
to use any
other sort.
Men who
wear this sty le
say that it is
ideal Under
wear. There is no
slipping up or
slipping down
of Union Un
derwear.
It is warm
and comfort
able, and
there's not that
extra fullness
about the wai
that always
goes with two
piece suits.
Heavy Mer
cerized and
Egyptian Cot
ton, Merino,
Derby Bibbed
etc.
Pei fict '"fitting
Our Union Underwear is made by the
most Expert Makers of this sort of Under
wear. . .. ; . , ,. , .. .... !
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FARMERS, workingmen and la
borers should all know that we
are the exclusive agents for the fa
mous Carhartt Overalls, Jackets, etc.
Now that winter is upon us it is time
to look for good warm Coats, Over
coats, Jackets, etc. We carry the
best of everything. If you are look
ing for cheap, shoddy stuff don't
come here. When .you buy here
once you will be sure to come back.
' A FRIEND'S FOOL "JOKE."
Walter Eva Writes That He Wee Not
Married aa Stated.
San Francisco, Oct. IS. Editor
Reflector: In recent lata of
your rshjed paper, I noticed an an
nouncement of. my marriage. For
tie benefit of 'my many frleada aad
relativee, I wlah to atate'that there
la ao truth, whatever,, la thla report,
at I am artlll enjoying "alagle blessed
ana", and do not contemplate any
taasge tor "better or worse." Ia
eipUaaUoa I lrlU say that the an
EeeBcemeat which, roe pebllshed.
waa Insetted by one of mr Baa Fran'
elaco friends, whoa conceptloa of
"practical Joke" la very poor. Wal
ter J. Eva.
FVRKACK8 THAT ABR WORTHY.
Waterbary Heats School Rooaae WWi
. , Great Saeceea.
. Abilene. Kaa.. Nor. 1, Kit.
To the achool boarda of Dichle-
aoa couaty:
. Ceallemea: Iet fear B. S.
rord of EUts. Kansas, atata aalea
manager for the Wetermaa-Wster-i
bury Heating and Ventilating Co..
of Minneapolis Minn., placed In
Dicklnaoa county eight Waterbury
furnacea. Thla furnace la guaran
teed to keep the achool room at 70
degree all over, the floor and every
corner, to tborongbly ventilate the
room.eo that door nor wlndot need
never be need for that pnrpoae, and
to accomplish thla with leas fuel than
la required for a (tore.
These conditions were as nearly
ideal that I determined to watch the
plants carefully, t did ao. From
personal laowledre I am now able
and glad to say that the Waterbury
furnace tort all that tba compear
I claims for It.
Poor ventilation and unequal heat
distribution la the cauae of moat
of the coughs, colda and ailments in
cident to achool life. The Waterbury
System of Heating and Ventilation
overcomes tbeaa conditions effectu
ally. It Is a earing In dolara and
cents for a district to Install this aye
tem. No board can afford to let
their achool ma another year heated
only by stores.
This company Is now represented
la Dickinson county by P. V. and'F.
Hull of Abilene. Tba compear aad
these agents are perfectly reliable.
At least fifty of these foresee
should be installed this winter.
I desire to say that thla letter is
written without aollcltaUoa from the
company or Ita agents and that I do
not receive any commission from any
source oa aalea.
Moat respectfully,
M. F. ACMILLER,
Couaty Superintendent.
Horse Tralalac.
I am home to ray aad would be
glad to have anyone who has a eorat
or colt to be broken or acc?itom?d to
aatoe. to rail aad gee mr tvm: Bert
Hocken smith, at fat grouad. Phone
m. lU5UJw4tl
VOI R TAXES ARE DIE.
Coaaty Treasurer ia Aa Ready Is
Take Them How.
The couaty treasurer begaa take
log tains today. The tax rolls tare
been completed aad the abstract le
In the hands of the tag taking offi
cer.
tba levy this year la practically
the earns as oa former yean aad Ue
paying will be carried oa la the asms
old way.
Dicklnaoa le a rich county and the
people hare the money with which
tc par the taxes.
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