Ladies Spring Suits and Shoes Sale Announcement
A local ad promotes ladies spring suits for fifteen dollars and shoes or oxfords at two fifty, with free offers included.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
9
A local ad promotes ladies spring suits for fifteen dollars and shoes or oxfords at two fifty, with free offers included.
Advertisement notes boys suits priced from 3.50 to 5.00 with a free baseball bat or mitt valued at 0.50. Higher price ranges 5.50 to 7.00 include a 0.75 value base item. Suits 7.50 to 10.00 come with a 1.00 base item.
J. W. Adams, the south side grocer, bought a 20 horsepower Ford touring car last week. The machine is here and the Adams family are making good use of it.
Charley Switzer of Denver Colorado, formerly of Boone Iowa, has arrived in Ames and is joining a bridge building gang on the Northwestern project.
Ames high school seniors stage their annual class play at the Armory on Saturday night. Also advertised milk and sweet cream at Danforth’s second door east Arlington hotel.
Danforth’s ice cream and ices are noted as reliable. Reserved seats for the high school senior class play are on sale at Bosworth’s.
N H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont endorses Dr King s New Life Pills as a reliable family medicine. They claim to relieve chills constipation biliousness and sick headache with a 25cc dose and are sold at all druggists.
The senior class play at Ames High School performed Saturday night at the Armory drawing a crowd of students and locals. Cast members showcased student talent in a lively evening of drama and entertainment.
The board of trustees of I. S. C. passed a resolution inviting all residents of Boone and Story counties to join a July 4th celebration on the college campus.
Miss Rose Rothermal, a Tilden pennant factory employee, fainted at her workstation this morning. A carriage took her home on the south side, and doctors say no permanent effect is expected.
A Bosworth drug store clerk H H Woolman remains homebound with tonsillitis and rheumatism but shows improvement. Also notice of Pottery shop and sale events including Just for Fun at the Armory and a 10 percent discount on wallpaper at Cagwin's.
A reader urges seeking Danforth's for a notably smooth rich ice cream. The note promotes the product and suggests it is worth the visit for dessert quality.
Mrs Ed Klove hosts a visiting brother this week. Numerous Iowa and Missouri names appear in short visits and calls at Ames area homes and offices. Local residents travel, visit relatives, attend conferences and gatherings, and share spring breaks and duties around town.
Classifieds from Ames Times listing several wanted ads such as house cleaning services, a trustful door to door sales position with New York Mail Order House, a cottage needed by May first, and horses to pasture. Also several sale items including a seven room house, a house with lot, household furniture, grass sod, a lot on Boone street, and a dressmaking address. A stray Eskimo dog is reported and contact details for concrete work are given.
Walter I. Fowle, pastor leads services at 9:45 Bible school 11:00 sermon 3:00 Junior Union 6:30 B Y P U 7:30 evening sermon titled A Good Resolution That Speaks of Failure.
The Church of Christ led by Pastor J. T. Houser holds Sunday School at 9 45 a m and a morning service at 11 with the sermon A Precious Invitation and an evening service at 7 30 on Seeing God all the Time Prof Clark and Mrs Leland oversee music All are welcome United Brethren Church under Warner Johnson features Sunday School at 10 00 and sermon at 11 with Christ Power to Save Y P C U at 6 30 with Joseph Gadd speaking on A Converted Drunk Special singing active at both services
William J. Minchin pastor leads morning and evening services with preaching. Sunday school at 9 45 a m Y P Y C E at 6 30 p m. Addresses focus on newer life ideas. President Storms to speak next Sunday, followed by Rev J F Nugent of Des Moines. May 2 Prof A M Newens to speak.
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