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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1906

Page

8

First Annual Basket Picnic Highlights Bargains

Readable sale notes advertise a three day Basket Picnic from June 14 to 16, 1900 featuring Velvet Rugs priced at 1 picnic dollar 2 spools thread and 3 dozen ear and prices Petticoats and assorted textiles at picnic prices. Numerous items include ribbons in black and white effects and items listed with reduced picnic pricing.

Coat sale notices at Arvest store price points

Retail flyer lists ladies long coats and picnic coats with prices around 8.00 to 16.50 dollars. Items include regular coats and pale shade options, suggesting a promotional sale.

Three Days of Fun Basket Picnic Prices

Local ad invites shoppers to a special three day event with unusually low prices. The notice promises a basket picnic and bargains Thursday through Saturday as thanks for patronage. It frames the sale with a cultural quote and emphasizes money saving tips alongside goods.

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Jumping Ropes Offered at Tiny Rates by Reception Group

A local reception committee invites the public to rent jumping ropes at one cent per hour or buy them for five cents each. The event promises a lively crowd, social chat, and free ice cold lemonade for all. The sale highlights a basket of jumping ropes and urging everyone to join.

Bargain Fishing Phrases Float In For Picnic Day Deals

Good fishing words lure shoppers to drop in and buy. A few fish prices listed include Mackerel 9c, Sardines 3c per can, Mustard sardines 20c, and Salmon 2s.

Picnic Sale Highlights Petticoats Hats and Suits

Entry lists numerous garments and goods with picnic sale pricing. Items include women's petticoats and a wide range of hats for men and boys, children's suits, table oil cloth, and mohair dress goods with special picnic prices noted to attract shoppers.

Dancing on the 2nd Floor Bargains in ready to wear rugs curtains

A promotional note invites shoppers to the second floor with phrases like First couple to the right and All promenade to the carpet department. It highlights ready to wear rugs and curtain sections with colorful dance themed wording to attract customers.

Pioneer Eli Zenor Dies in Ontario Village

Eli Zenor a county pioneer died Sunday at his Ontario home. Born Sept 14 182 in Clay County Indiana he married Maria Payn Feb 2 1846. nine children, eight living, were with him during illness. Civil War Union veteran and Ames G A R Post member. funeral Wednesday at 10:30 am led by Rev H D Williams. Music by Ames Christian church choir. Also notes: O H Hagen moving to Grand Junction gravel pit work. A G Person born 1823 Vermont died June 9 1906 after long Iowa life. rental ads and a seven room house for rent near the college.

Eli Zenor Ontario Mr. Zenor Clay County Indiana Maria Payn

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