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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
5
Notify the hotel of intent to take Sunday dinner. A call line invites All Mutual Telephone subscribers without Bell installations to call 362 222. City Ordinance No 222 referenced for bicycle and express wagon owners to govern themselves accordingly by J E Cagwin.
I J Ferguson launches a regular vehicle exposition at the skating rink featuring the largest display of carriages buggies and automobiles Story county has seen. An invitation is extended to all to visit the exhibition.
Merrill Manning is to report on May 4 in Washington for census department duties. Albert Fowler, with a similar appointment, departed Saturday for the capital. The posts offer at least two years of work and valuable experience for the youths.
Howard C. Kegley, longtime Times staffer, has resigned and gone to Chicago for sightseeing. He may travel west to California to visit his father, after farewells Saturday expressing regret at leaving Ames. He seeks work with more time for his special field and delivers a note of ambition for higher goals.
Dr George D Crissman will occupy the Boone Methodist pulpit Sunday morning replacing the pastor due to another engagement Dr Algin Fritz will preach at the Ames church A playful caution notes Bishop Quaille’s fall from grace in Boone and hints at a red nose perhaps from pols rather than excesses
An old advertisement asserts Hell's Catarrh Cure can cure deafness caused by catarrh in the Eustachian tube. It offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured and promotes the product through druggists at 75 cents plus mentions Hall's Family Pills.
36 inch White Curtain Swiss in dots with fine figures offered at weekly prices per yard. 40 inch Imported Curtain Swiss with 25 patterns all white at per yard. 36 inch Plain Screen in cream or ecru even weave suitable for stencils per yard. 40 inch Plain Screen soft finish scarce due to high demand per yard. 42 and 45 inch Arabian Curtain Nets with 25 patterns in Nottingham and Filet weaves per yard. 40 inch Art Craft Casement Cloth washable colors white and colored per yard.
A catalog highlights 36 and 40 inch widths with 28 new designs in cream and arabian grounds. Fabrics are washable and sold by the yard, suitable for curtains waste paper baskets pillows and covers. Printed Swiss patterns in dainty colorings are also offered per yard.
Advertising copy describes 20 cent sateens 36 inch width with large floral patterns like American Beans Rose and Chrysanthemum on blue pink cream and green grounds. Notes suitability for screens box covers and laundry bags with fast colors per yard.
Advertisement notes Mosiah tapestry 36 inch wide in natural color and figures. Encourages appliquéing cut out figures on plain cloth for door hangings or table scarfs. Figures cloth priced per yard at 3¢ to 4¢, plain cloth 3 4.
Empire Taffeta 45c and 50c and 36 inch Empire Linen Taffeta offered in plain natural shades and printed cloths. Described as firm heavy fabrics suitable for multiple uses. Includes viewing of goods and decoration suggestions for homes.
We offer linoleum in 6 ft 7 ft and 12 ft widths. We measure your space and complete the installation.
Osmond D. Baker a junior at the college and member of last year's stock judging team went home to Wisconsin on Tuesday due to illness. He has suffered for a month from throat inflammation causing debility. Doctors advise about a month of rest. His high class standing should allow him to complete terms work upon return in May.
Miss Sybil Lentner will perform a monologue titled The Dawn of Tomorrow on April 29 at Agricultural Hall. The event showcases a solo recital by the actress in a community venue setting.
Black and white check Mercerized Gingham described as silk like and fast color, 26 inches wide, offered per yard with unclear imprint and pricing details.
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