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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
4
A historic ad touts Elastica Floor Finish as superior to varnishes and waxes, claiming it resists scratches from heels chairs and casters, remains lustrous even with water exposure, outlasts other finishes, and saves time and money. It urges readers to visit and learn the facts.
A Reno physician endorses Bonano coffee in Sparks Nevada, calling it the finest cereal product and a smooth bland coffee. He notes using it at half strength and recommends it to acquaintances and dealers alike as a high quality beverage. He adds a similar testimonial from another doctor in Reno.
All testimonials published unsolicited. Trial package makes ten cups. Sent postpaid for 2c stamp.
A stock reducing public sale at 1 pm on Saturday May 6 at West Main Street offers new and second hand furniture including beds, dressers, tables, couches, chairs, rugs, harness, and hardware. Terms require $500 cash with under cash discounts, over $500 on approved security at 8 percent interest for one year. Clerk: C. L. Liverly.
The ad touts Rexall "93" Hair Tonic promising free trial if unsatisfied and claims it can regrow hair on bald heads except where roots are dead or scalp glazed. It highlights two sizes, 50c and 1.00, with purchase limited to The Rexall Store run by Loughran & Bauer. Also notes Mr. G A Enfield’s foot wound from rusty nail.
A local sale advertises 12¢ bleached sheeting, dresses and coats in gingham and stripes at steep discounts. It highlights rugs up to 12x15 feet from $9.98 to $32.98, plus large reductions on children's suits and men’s suits, with many items cut to major savings for seven days. Also lists grocery specials including Corn starch, Bob White soap, canned peas, oatmeal, Opal fruit, and Gold Medal Flour at reduced prices.
Born to Mr and Mrs Guy Bilis a 10 pound girl Tuesday at their Boone street home. Also born May 234 to Mr and Mrs James Wilson of Brookings an 8 D son named Robert Chappell Wilson. Mr Wilson formerly with the Agricultural Department faculty at the College.
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