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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1908

Page

6

Perry's Bazaar Ames Mall and Upcoming Sales

Toy dolls and games at Perry's and new lots of wood and stamped lines of drawn work arrive. Perry's advertises Christy Bread Knives slaw cutter set for 25 cents with Ladies Aid sale at the Methodist church on November 19 20. Hurd Cairns ill in Los Angeles to Ames soon. 1909 subscription offer includes free Register and Leader. pillow tops sale Friday and Saturday with damaged stock reduced to 15 cents and College View tops at 39 cents.

Perry’s Perry's August Wettstein Des Moines Perry Cupps Methodist Ladies Aid Society Robert Cairns Los Angeles Hurd Ames Register Leader The Intelligencer College View W. A. Perry

DeWitt's Little Early Risers Labeled Easy Liver Pills

Pleasant, safe little liver pills praised for ease of use. DeWitt and C. A. Gamble promote them as gentle and effective.

DeWitt C. A. Gamble

Cupps and Cupps Offer Cut Prices on Trimmed Hats

Cupps and Cupps announce deep discounts on trimmed hats available Friday and Saturday. The sale highlights lower prices for fashion hats with a focus on value for customers seeking seasonal headwear.

Funeral of Mrs. King’s Father in Lorimer

Supt F E King and children left for Lorimer to attend the funeral of Joseph Evans nearly 70 a prominent Odd Fellow who died of pneumonia Mrs King was with her father at the time and many Ames friends extend sympathy. A note on local moves visits and upcoming Joshua Chapter meeting follows with various residents traveling or moving in Ames Des Moines and nearby towns.

F. E. King Lorimer Keosauqua J. A. Lawin Des Moines F. C. Wersing Ames Boone News Republian Frank Linebaugh Francis Linebaugh Galena Tilden Lydia Tilden Mary Tilden Cohn Kennedy Arleene Kennedy Frank Cummins Geo. Hoffman Story Street Thomas McDonald Edith Charlton Extension Department of Domestic Science Iowa Congress of Mothers F. 5.Atts Audubon Iowa Burt Smith Baby Minneapois Smith Robert Cairns C. A. Jenks Protor L. B. Schimid Jenks Cleghorn A. B. Storms Indianola Frederick Larrabee Williams Virginia Postville Hewitt Williams Los Hermanos Maude Shea Queen Esther Circle Women's Home Missionary Convention Scyl Shearer Grayce Williams Drake University H. Baker Kellogg Avenue Kansas City Orville Louis A. Wilkenson, Jr Burlington L. A. Wilkinson

District Court in Session Names Week's Jurors

District court convened in Nevada under Judge Albrook listing jurors for the week. Names include Adams Ballard Barker Bouge Burgess Carr Cole Cooper Copestake Dickey Dixon Dunahoo Garlock Gibson Haerem Hague Helland Hill Jensen Johnson Jondall Kimble King Lewis Liddle Lyman Lyman McCoy Olinger Olson Osmundson Ozman Patterson Pritchard Pryor Reid Roe Roland Sellers Sharper Siminson Smith Smith Talbertson Templeman Void White Wickham Zenor and others from Ames Story City Maxwell Collins Nevada Col o.

District Court Nevada Albrook EB. T. Adams Ames J. W. Ballard A. G. Barker L. N. Bouge Huxley J. Q. Burgess A. S. Carr Collins J. W. Cole Maxwell T. L. Cooper J. Cc. Copestake F. J. Dickey George T. Dixon M. R. Dunahoo A. J. Garlock J. A. Gibson Gilbert A. A. Haerem Roland J. W. Hague M. S. Helland Slater Bert Hill Story City Jens Jensen C. F. Johnson Ole Jondall E. W. Kimble John Pryor W. H. Reid McCallsburg E.S. Rice Louis Roe E. H. Roland J. W. Sellers Fred Sharper Sam Siminson F. B. Smith Zearing F. A. Smith Will Talbertson Loyd Templeman Cole B. C. Void

Rabbit Hunting in an Auto Sparks Lively Tale

Father F. C. Renier recounts using his automobile at night to shoot rabbits. He claims it is superior sport to snow tracking and notes rabbits freeze in the light before being collected. He has eaten rabbit meat for weeks and expresses enjoyment of the season.

Carter L. B. Carter Dean Curtiss Omaha J. W. Jones Colorado F. C. Renier

Editor’s Humor Falls Short In City News

A Cedar Falls journal mocks byline wit as editors overrely on humor, risking reader patience and newsroom strain.

Auto Tire Explosion Injures New York Broker in Connecticut

J Bentley Hadley, a New York broker, was severely injured when an automobile tire exploded in South Norwalk Connecticut. He was thrown twenty feet and found to have a broken nose and a severely torn ear along with other bruises.

South Norwalk Conn J. Bentley Hadley New York

ManZan Pile Remedy Sold By C. A. Gamble

The ready to use nozzle attached remedy soothes and heals piles reducing itching and inflammation. An operation may not be necessary with ManZan. Price is 50c with money back if not satisfactory. Sold by C. A. Gamble.

C. A. Gamble

A Mile of Pennies For Mission by Ladies Aid

Circle No 1 of the Ladies Aid at the M. E. Church organizes A Mile of Pennies totaling 844.80 dollars with sixteen pennies per foot. The appeal explains the plan in verse and urges members and helpers to contribute as inches turn into feet and feet into a mile.

H. Black & Co Hart Schaffner & Marx the Aid Circle No. 1 Ladies Aid M. E. Church

How to Cure a Cold with Chamberlains Cough Remedy

Advice on preventing and treating colds praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for reliable relief. It claims to aid nature, ease lungs and secretions, and prevent pneumonia, noting no opium or narcotics and suitability for babies and adults.

Exhibition of Mrs Dyer Watercolors by H M Duckworth

Today begins a week long exhibition featuring a large set of Mrs Dyer's watercolors. It includes her own works and copies of pieces by leading Cincinnati and Chicago artists, including works that earned her first premium for Largest and Best Collection at the Missouri state fair this year.

H. M. Duckworth

Cause of the Smell Prompted School Disinfection Upgrades

A half barrel of Chloro-Napholeum and a spray device were added to each school building. Automatic disinfecting machines were installed at the High school.

Bargains in Granite Ware at Ten Cents

W A Perry advertises granite ware bargains with items priced at ten cents each. The notice highlights low-cost kitchenware and encourages shoppers to take advantage of the sale.

W. A. Perry

Royal farewell to F N Fowler from Ames farmers and wives

About 250 farmers and wives in Ames honored Frank N Fowler at Odd Fellows hall with a testimonial dinner. Toasts lauded his long service as county treasurer since 1887 and his trusted character, with remarks by William P George and others.

Frank N. Fowler Ames Mrs. Fowler Mr. Fowler Odd Fellows’ Hall W. P. George Fowler F. N. Fowler Ray Bennett Sam Kooser M. F. Sims George Henry Maxwell Lockwood Concern J. M. Munsinger Ed. Rex Rex

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