The forum. [volume], July 06, 1907, Image 12

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The Modern Store, CARLOCK’s Shop for MEN 226 Soutn 0th St.
John Vetter Prompt Delivery I
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1005 E. Carpenter St. New 2212 I
Ice Can Be Had At All Times. S
Society and Local
Now is Your
Ohance.
Buy a lot in in WMberforce, Green
Co., Ohio, the Mecca of Prosperous
and Fashionable Negroes
187 iots have been subdivided out
of “The Shorter place,” and are be
ing sold by a colored syndicate.
Terms $5.00 down and $5.00 per month
Prices of lots range from $120 up to
$250.00. Now is the time to buy as
an investment.
A W. NAYLOR & Co., Wilberforce
Green Co. O,, Dr. J. H. MaGee. Wes
tern Manager, Springfield, Illinois.
Plat etc can be seen together with
other information at Forum office.
The Social Club, composed of
a select class was highly enter
tained last week at the residence
of Mrs. Dr. S. A. Ware, 900 N.
9th St.
Mrs. U. G. Cabbell entertained
this week.
Hon H. Clay Wilson has been ap.
pointed receiver for the Tail
Manufacturing Co., at Decatur.
Arval Terrill received a special
invitation to put oil a play with
his famous Female Vaudeville
Co. at Clinton, 111., on the night
of July 4th. The house was
crowded.
A. M. Williams is now Attor
ney A. M, Williams, having rec
eived his notice-of success from
the State Board Examiners with
great gusto mixed with admira
tion. He deserves special enco
niums because of the fact that
he is not a Collegiate man and
made his way to the bar by self
perseverance and hard study. It
should be a lamp unto the feet of
others who are less self confident
and it further proves not theori
zes that “worth makes the man
and want of it the fellow.’*
Many people are crying, '*1
can’t, they won't let me,’’ but
valiant do things.
It was indeed a glourious 4th.
The election is to be July 16*h,
Roy Reece meets all require
ments.
Meet the boys in blue and your
visiting friends at Masonic Hall, 1
July Uth.
VIRGIL MOTLEY, Solicitor,
Delmonico Cafe
One of *the beet in city
107 S. 8th St under new
Management.
Regular Meals ... 20e
Sundays 25e
We tinvite the public and we will
serve you nicely and promptly.
ED. JASPER.
Furnished rooms at 416 E. Madison
Street, Springfield, Illinois.
Mrs. J. E. Smith, Proprietress.
Telephone, new, 1457.
Mrs. Rogau of Decatur was the
guest of her .daughter, Mrs. C.
H. Jones, 126 N. 14th St., Sun
day.
A. Jefferson of St. Loui? was
the guest of friends in the Capi.
tal City last week.
Isaac Crittendon left this week
for Detroit Michigan where he
will remain for an indefinite
period.
Miss Helen Harvey of Moberly
Mo., arrived in the city and will
be the guest of her brother and
sister Mr and Mrs. J. L. Harvey
1215 S. 17th St.
Have you inspected those sum,
ner suits at Oarlock’s? $5,00
3heaper than elsewhere, yet a
better grade.
Mrs. M. Hableton of Boonville
Mo., js in the city visiting Mrs
Maggie Davis ef 815 So, 15th St.'
The many friends of Mrs. Ella
Naylor will be glad to learn that
she has rested easy the last few
days and is muoh improved
M rs. S. A. David of So. Spring
St.,isynt in poor health, as is
Mrs. Brooks of the same number
The Woman’s Club will meet
next Monday with Mrs. C. H.
Morgan, 82t So. Sp.St.
The article to have appeared
n this week’s issue of the Fo
rum on ‘ -Badland,” has been de
ferred to next issue,
Oh! how many times did you
aave your life ‘ ‘scared out. □
Forum promises to be one of the very
best advertising mediums
ways Reliable. Write for Free Sample
DRUGS
And
Medicines
ALWAYS THE
Choicest And
Best.
At
[Clarkson’s,
Remember the place, 213 South
Sixth Street.
Capital City =
;EEEE=1-Pantitorium
Fine Tailoring-Latest
Styles of the Season on
Hand . . .
Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing, Repairing Ladies’ Garments a Specialty
Satisfaction Guaranteed—Goods Called for and.Delivered
Monthly Terms Given
Phnnflfl * j Bell 535 _ Monthly Terms
* | Inter-State 99 * Given ■
104 8. 4th St. • , - SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
J- W. Slaughter, Prop.
Champion Shoe
Repair Shop
Your Old Shoes Made Like New
By our Modern Repairing Machines
Have Your Soles Sewed od while you wait by the CHAM
PION SEWING MACHINE, which makes your Shoes look
like New. also make thsm flexible and easy on the feet and
wea* better than Nails or Pegs and cost but little more. $
Best ^ White ^ Oak ^ Leather ^ Used
• All Work Guaranteed First-Class
Shoes Called for and Delivered Promptly.
Andrew J. Gordon
The up To-Date shoe Man
822 E. Washington St. - Springfield, 111.
Furnished Rooms
With all Modern Conveniences
••Best Location in City
First class Patronage Solicited
Teleohone Old 2322 R. S. Robertson,
Williams Building, 11th and Washington Proprietor