The Marion daily mirror., November 08, 1907, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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The Highest Type Of The
Tailor's Craft
Is Represented In the Kletnmaler Stock of Suits and Overootts
It li the cream The pick ef this Craatry's heat Makers.
It 'includes hoth the cesser vative as well as the extreme, yet
aetie extreme as ie ran ie me naicvieus. ueea lanecnariv
acterixes this Clothinaj threvgheat Styles as are wera hy the
best dressers la the 14.
The Kleinmaier Prices are the Lowest in Marion
Probably a strong assertion, bat taking quality for qual
ity Liaings, trimmings, workmanship aad all that gees to
wards making ap a good salt, aad yoa will agree with as that
BEST VALUES ARE HERE.
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KLEINMAIERS
But One More Day
OF OUR
Special Suit Sale,
Certainly unusual for us to give such a sale at this
season of the year, but a late shipment of suits that we
didn't expect, compels us to do it. Why not save by
purchasing tomorrow ?
Af S10 fl c'cS'int su,ts ,n bIuc
Ml piy.l brown,andnovelties;
late styles; best of materials'; regular
prices $27.5010 $30.00, now offered at
A 4 fifi a large assortment
Ml 3IDJJ 0f an late styles
in most'all colors;excellent materials;
regular prices $22,150 to $25, now at
At 0 ft Sl"ts n kluc,brown
Ml HyJv black and novelties
in the medium lengths; full skirts;
$15.00 to $17.50 values now at
J. P. LUDWIQ, ClSusse
$19.50
$15.00
$9.50
UNDERTAKER
NOT NOTIFIED
Instead
Short Goes
Spree.
on a
MISSION NOT PERFORMED
Sorrow Soon Forgotten in
the Cup That Cheers.
William C. Baker Civil War Veteran
Dies Thursday at the Home of
His Daughter.
After coming to this city to call an
undertaker to take charge of the re
mains of his father-in-law, William
0 Baker, who died Thursday morn
ing about ten o'clock, William Short
cot full and landed behind the bars
of the city prison before he had not
ified the undertaker.
Officer Cuslc found Short and took
Mm to the city prison, When ho
bad tioberfl Up he told the police
that hto raler-ln-iw .was dead and
that he hjfrtto call an undertaker,
tfho. pdileYjWieaMd htm and Short
arJartd';onfmore for the1 undertak
er's. UnaMe to keep his mind on
mislrieas, aiort wandered into a sa
loon arid Mn a short time had ac
qu1reclanoier Jag. Friday morning
he was stftl under the Influence of
liquors ahdVwas arrested by Chief'
Comwell,'. I'ehort had not returned
to his home nor, had he notified the
undertaker J,
fWJlilMrijiprBakei; aed 72 years.
a veteran Jtl the blvfrVar, died, at
fho-jybhferof villlairt:,SH6rt,li thrto
mllos south of the city, Thursday
morning atten o'clock, death being
caused byva complication of diseases
and old age.
Until about three weeks ago, he
had been in. Inmate of the Sandusky
Soldlora' home. He is survived by a
daughter, xMra. William Short and.
one son, William Baker, of this city.
Tho funeral services will be held at
the Short reetdenco Saturday morn
ing at ton o'clock and tho remains.
Will bo billed in Pleasant comotery.
Short was released from the police
court after he had paid n fine of 5
and promised to be good. Tho un
dertaker w,as, secured last night when
Short failed to make his appearance
at his home.
8t 1907
Telephone Discounts. 1
All telephone bills aro subject to
25 cents discount on each phbne rent
ed, If paid, on or before the tenth of
tho month',' Don't miss your chance
to save thevdlsooaat. Offico is open
dally, excopt Sunday, open also on
Saturday evenings, and on the even
ings of the, 8th, 9th and 10th. Where
the 10th falls on Sunday, discounts
will be allowed on the 11th.
ll-4-5t -p. M. Odaffer, Manager.
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WtiilH Take Place Wt4M4ay
at Mergaatewii.W. Va.
Miss Golda Bussey of Mt. Mor
ris, West Virginia, and William
Folty Martin', a son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. N. (Martin .of, Blaine
avenue,, were married, Wednesday,
at (Morgantowa, West Virginia,
News of tho" -edfllng was receiv
ed In a letter vhlch. reached the
croom 'h naronti .here TridaV.
D'Wf..fcWrtln ii wpII known In
Marlon, whero he spent his boy
hood daysJIe visited hero only a
few week'? ago. Ho is an excellent
young man and is now, employed'
as telegrapher by the Hope Gas
company, at Bula West Virginia. He
hna prepared a cozy home at that
place. 1 j
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KICKED BY HOR8B
Doaald Jeakisa Meets With Painful
Aceideit Friday;
Jonald Jenkins, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Jenkins, of East Church
street ,was the victim of a painful
accident occurring about 8 o'clock
Friday mornings While placing the
harness on his driving horse, the
animal kicked, striking tho lad with
great force on the left hip.
The young man was carried to his
home nearby and Dr. James McMur
ray summoned. The physician's ex
amination disclosed that the victim
had sustained a seriously bruised and
sprained hip. He was resting easy
this afternoon and his condition Is
such that ho will rapidly recover.
GET "THE CASH HABIT.
HEATHERBLOQM PETTICOATS
Heatherbloom Petticoats at
$ 1 .98 Another shipment of those
beautiful Heatherbloom skirts
cat in this, morning. Any
other store .would say $2.50.
Froin us you may buy them at
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Don't feel that yoii are obligea tp
wait for your your new Winter uit t,
cause you hav'nt the money in hahcF t6i
pay cash down, you can deal here juii'fiilys
as sadsfactorily on our xreditplah, asvf ,
though you had the cash in your packet;!
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Ladies' Tailor
Suits
We Kelped the maker to close
up his season by taking all the
Suits he had on hand, buying
for 12 stores enables us to make
immense purchases for which our
customers always get the benefit.
Hence the biggest and best
suit bargains that Marion ladies
have known this season.
All smart new models in Pan'
amas, Broadcloths and Cheviots,
in plain .colors and Unsy eflects,
with long or short, fi'tcd or half
fitted coats Don't miss seeing
them.
Men's Suits
and Overcoats!
No matter what your deeke'
may' be in the overcoat line, it i
can be gratified here, we not
only have a large and compre
hensive stock, but the choicest,,
latest and best selected stock of
' overcoats to be lound anywhere.
The equal of our better grade,
can only be found in the mer
chant tailor shop, at almost
double the money.
We have almost a double" ai-
ray of handsome suits for winter
wear; at a price that Is except
ionally low. We want- every
man, that is a judge of clothing,'
to see thesei garments, to ap
preciate the great values we are
offering.
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TRIMMED HATS Our selection of trimmed hats, com
prises the newest things in the best markets of the
country, at a great saving over exclusive millinery;
stores, you have only to comparcthc goods ancl the1
prices, and we are sure you will buy here. Credit too,
if you wish.
The Hopkins Credit Store;
West Center Street.
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Marion's Finest Candy Store
OPENS TOMORROW.
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OUR FOUNTAIN.
We invite the most
critical inspection of
our modern fountain
the largest in Mar
ion. .
We have installed
this magnificent
fountain regardless
of expense, aiming
only to obtain the
best and most mod
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extends you a cordial. invitation to attend the
. opening of his New Store located in the
Christian building, west Center
street, next to Frank's
new building,
Saturday Afternoon and Evening,
November -Ninth, Nineteen '
Hundred ajiSeven, .
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strictly firt class and
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Chocolate served ilj
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