Weekly Republican, Volume 57, Number 47, Plymouth, Marshall County, 30 November 1911 — Page 5

Good Clothe tore WEAP: SOLE AGENTS FOR "EVERWEAR" HOSIERY. 6 Pair Guaranteed to Wear 6 Months and Need No Darning, for $1.50 BOX. NLW ONES FREE V WE PAY CAR FARE ON ALL PURCHASES OF $10 OR OVER

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THE "Men i Store" is running in their new building. They have a great deal more space for your comfort. "They are showing a great deal more stock for your benefit. Prices are put as low as they ever were, and values are by far better. WE BEGIN A 1 0 DAY DECEMBER SALE FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1. CONTINUING UP TILL SATURDAY NIGHT. DECEMBER 9. Men are learning day by day that time and money are saved by shopping at LAUER'S. Special prices will rule during this sale in every department.

MEN'S SUIT DEPARTMENT Fine Worsted Suits and Fancy Mixed Cassimeres in the new shades, brown, gray, blues, all sizes, men and fl-ff AA young men, special price 41011 A Splendid Suit Value for F-fl O ff A men at $10.00 and . . . Iä.OU Men's finest Kuppenheimer hand-tailored Suits in all newest weaves (TO A if and shades, at $18 and PVl.UU For the young men we want you to see our "Young Felo" and "Reggy" Suits. The nobbiest young men's suits produced, all at popular prices. HAT and CAP DEPARTMENT Special sale this week on all the "Fussy" style of Hats and Imported Beavers. These are the newest ideas in head-wear. We can show "em" at Q Aft $1.50. $2.00, $2.50. and 3O.UU Everything new in Men's Winter Caps, Fur Caps. Immense line of Boys and Children's Hats, Caps and ffft Toques at ....... Ov Immense line of Sweaters and Sweater Coats for men, boys and children. Special prices this week.

MEN'S. BOYS AND CHILDREN'S GLOVES AND MITTENS IN EVERY KNOWN STYLE Fur. Leather Knit Goods.

OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT We are showing over 500 Men's and Young Men's Overcoats, in all the newest models "Raglans," Madisons, Chesterfields and Presto Collar Overcoats. SPECIAL PRICES RULE DURING THIS SALE. We want to show you the best St. George Black Kersey Overcoat on earth for men, a regular $15.00 valuy "JQ QQ In Boys and Children's Overcoats we show the new Convertible Overcoat the new Russian Overcoat Reefers, Top Coats, at prices from $2.00 upwards to $5, $6, 4" OU We are showing the most complete line of Cravenettes and Slipon Overcoats for men and voung men. Prices ranee

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$25.00

FELT BOOTS AND RUBBER GOODS Entire basement devoted to warm, dry Footwear for you. We sell Mishawaka, Lambertville, Hoods, Selz. Banigan Rubber Goods. We have any kind of Rubber Footwear you may need and will save you money. It will pay you to see us for these goods.

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ME do not care what you may want for mm, boy or child, you'll find it here, in better assortment than elsewhere and at lower prices, qualities considered. If you need goods for yourself or family, you'll find it here. All sales mide must PLEASE YOU OR MONEY BACK. Come to us for your purchases if you want Best Treatment, Reliable Merchandise, same Polite, Courteous Attention and an Appreciation o; Your Patronage. It pays others it will surely pay you to trade here. -::- -:::

UNDERWEAR DEPARTM'NT We are sole agents for the famous Staley Woolen Underwear and Union Suits. We show every style made by this fac

tory. We are selling the be;t Union Suit

for men in the Closed Krotch styles for 75 c, $1.00 and

$1.50

SPECIAL THIS WEEK

Men's Velvet Fleeced Underwear all sizes

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Boys Fleece and Ribbed Underwear in two-piece and Union Suits. MEN'S FINE SHIRTS Special This Week. 3 Fine Dress Shirts in plain or pleated styles, all - or sizes, .... 4l0 MEN'S EXTRA GOOD WOOL SOX 50 Dozen Mens Extra Good Off Wool Sox, special, 2 pairs, O

SPECIAL!

50 Pairs Men's Felt Boot Combination at

SPECIAL!

$1.98

MEN'S FINE SHOES We show exclusively in town the "Crawford," "King Quality," "Selz Royal Blue" and "Kneelands." These are the inappiest and best line of Dress Shoes on the maiket. in prices ranging A ff from $2.50, $3.00. $3.50, 4H.UU

MEN'S WORK SHOES We are sole agents for the Menzies Elk Shoes, the best wearing shoe made for hard knocks.

BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES For the Boys School Shoes try a pair of "American Boys" Shoes, sold under guarantee of perfect wear, in regular and high top styles.

MEN'S DUCK COATS

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Duck Coats at

150 PAIR BOYS' EXTRA GOOD PEG TOP KNICKERBOCKER TROUSERS, AGES 6 TO 16, S'ECIAL THIS WEEK, 42c.

The Store That Always Makes Good"

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES "Who was it that said Chancer lived about 1SSS on the last exam? The Junior English classes have begun the study of Shakespeare's

"Julius Ceaser." Joseph Holzbauer has returned to his school studies after an illness of about a week. Freshmen are reading some of. Dickens' shorter works in their English classes. The Juniors are still complaining about the three day English "exam" they had this week. "With the first snows of the season come the usual snow ball lectures by the Superintendent. The Juniors have received their class pins and rings and are proudly showing them to their friends. The school board has recently purchased some excellent History reference books for the H. S. study hall library. Prcf. C.E.IIarris was absent from school duirng the first part of the week, but his classes are now reciting as usual.

Phvsies students are busilv enraged in gettinir their laboratory manuals ready for inspection next week. A number of us have received letters from the Faculty during the past week reminding us that school is not as much of a joke as we would make it. Those much dreaded book reviews will be due before long. Xo one looks forward to the day with very much enthusiasm, but we will be rejoiced when this bugbear is : out of the way. Schuyler Nolan has been out of school the past week on account of a " black eye" he received In a recent basket ball game. The injury has proven very painful to him, but Schuyler expects to be with us again this week. The girls class basket ball teams are now practicing nearly everyday, they taking turns in using the Armory. The various coaches were announced in our issue of about a week ago. The work is going along very finely and. the girls are getting a great deal of pleasure out of it, to say nothing of the splendid exercise the game affords them.

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brought a very large, red bandanna to class which he delights in flourish ing around, much to the merriment of the rest cf the class, with the exception of i 4 Montana Dick" Cressner, who is generally too tired and sleepy to notice such trivial affairs.

United Brethren Church at Tyner.

Everyone is eagerly and expectant ly looking forward to the short Thanksgiving vacation and especially to the game with Bremen scheduled for next Wednesday night. There may be an informal dance after the game as there was when Culver played here. James Bowlby of Warsaw, formerly manager of Bosworth's Shoe Department was in the city Thursday and visited the High school. He is now traveling for the Quayle Co.,

of Chicago, and showed a fine line of samples of commencement invitations, class pins, etc. The Seniors are interested in the subject of invitations and will probably place their order with Mr. Bowlby .upon his return to Plymouth next Tuesday. . The American history class is still holding almost daily ieheirsals for Miss Grant's Senior vaudeville. Knight Houghton, the leader of the would-be "clowns" has recently

A Burglar's Awful Deed. may not paratyze a home so completely as a mother's long illness. But Dr. King's New Life Pills are a splendid remedy for women. "They gave me wonderful benefit in constipation and female trouble," wrote Mrs. M. C. Dunlap of Leadill, Tenn. If ailing, try them. 25c at Fred Wenzler.

FRIDAY LOCALS. James Beatty who formerly run the Monarch Iron Works, was in

Plymouth today, and returned to his j work in Warsaw, where he has charge of a large foundry. The north Center street sewer is finished and this afternoon was slushed, and pronounced all right, and the report will be made for ac-1 ceptance at the next meeting of the City Council. Contractor Ness has' had bad weaher to contend with, and is now very thankful he is through

all but getting his pay for the work. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin, living south of town, were Chicago visitors last evening. Miss Marie Klupp of Cincinnati, Ohio, who attended he funeral of Louis Emenaker, returned home today. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Johnson and children returned from a trip to South Bend, and went to their home in Donaldson. Rudolph Shakes is equipping his office well. He has purchased a fine library of books that belonged to the late Judge Beeman of Knox, and will be at home to his friends in his new office over Wenzler 's drug store. L. J. Girton has purchased two lots adjacent to his other possession, and seem to want it understood that he is about to become a regular buyer cf real estate. After he gets all that lays next to him, wonder what else he will want. Rev. L. W. Love and wife of Tyner are in Plymouth today. The Reverend gentleman is doing a great work in Tyner with the United Brethren church. He has lifted it out of the circuit, with other churches, into an independent charge, and

has a larae Sunday school in connection that is only second to the Methodist school in Plymouth. Peter Disher left Thursday- evening for Williams. Minn., where he will stay till next June. lie has large limber interests there, and the cutting cf timber will begin soon. No sawing will be done till s-piinir. as tl.e Ions must be got out fir.-t. whil? the weather is cold and the ground hard. Mrs. Julia E. Work cf trie Children's Home north of town, has a new Waverly Electric car. This car is saU to be more easilv managed and cared for than the car she has befn running, aal certainly it does gliile along the ground with an ease and grace that speak well for it. Mrs. Work can run this car herself, as can her faithful companion. Miss Ruth Chadwick.

"I am pleased to recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best thing I know of and safest remedy for coughs, colds, ad branchial trouble," writes Mrs L B Arnold of Denver, Colo. "We have used it repeatedlv an1 it ha vpr fa'led to give relief. ' For sale by all dealers.

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