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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
7
Ladies Spring Jackets in Smart Styles and Moderate Prices
Ladies spring jackets offered in sizes 32 36 and 42 with 2 inch lengths. Some smart styles at very moderate prices. See them and you will be sure to find what you want.
Wanted Two Seamstresses Assist Mrs Longshore
Help wanted for alteration work assisting Mrs Longshore on ladies suits jackets and skirts. Two seamstresses sought to perform alterations and related tasks in a local shop setting. Immediate positions with steady work and clear duties.
Wooltex Ladies Suits Shown In Home Journal Ad
Store advertises Wooltex ladies suits seen in Ladies' Home Journal and other mags and offers lines priced from fifteen to thirty dollars. Reorders were needed as lines nearly sold out. Call to see them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Lace Curtains For Inspection In New York City Line
Our new Lace Curtains are ready for inspection. The line is especially strong with new patterns and new prices bought in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Spring Styles In Oxfords And Shoes For Women And Children
Our spring styles in oxfords are in stock with a complete line. Queen Quality and Godman Line shoes come in tans patent leather and gun metal. New styles in shoes oxfords and sandals for women and children. Dancing pumps in patent leather and gun metal. Closing out Buster Brown children’s shoes at 20 percent discount. Every pair guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Brown
Rugs New Lot Of Velvets Axminsters And Brussels
A new shipment offers rugs in Velvets Axminsters and Brussels in all sizes from small welcome mats to 9x12 pieces. New exclusive patterns entice shoppers to view the full collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Linoleum Rolls In Fresh Linens for Seasonal Sale
Linoleum six foot patterns debut with new goods to start the season. Yard values listed at 60c and 48c, offering affordable flooring options for homes and shops.
Notable Visits and Moves Across Ames Social Notes
Mrs T C Miller of Des Moines spent Tuesday in Ames. The Harley Stuckslager family visit from Chicago. Ex I H C student Miss Bertha Busbey attended college events. Earl Kooser visits Sibley relatives for a week. Lena Potter extends trip to Tou ton Illinois. Edith Hoxie of Hampton staying with sister Mrs Luke. Russell and Mrs W E Tanner visiting from Des Moines. weekend at Sheehey home. James O'Donnell visited Hopkins home in Nevada. Duhiggs hosted in Des Moines. Charlie Queal returns from extended New York visit. Earl Baird of Prairie City guests at J L Williams. Mrs J R Munden visiting in Minnesota. Frank A Batman of Nevada moves to Curtiss farm near ISU. John Cole returns from Powell SD visiting daughters. Frank Danforth selling soda fountain supplies. Mrs Sarah Sheldon of Rockford IL heads to Los Angeles. E W Hammer and sons visit Parley Sheldon. en route to Honolulu. Mrs Geo Armstrong returns from Missouri Valley. sister-in-law M E Armstrong accompanies her. Elmer Jorgensen back from Chicago resumes work with father at agricultural hall project. Will Bowers and child visit relatives in Kansas. mail carrier on vacation. Webb Hultz and family from Ogallala NE guests of Geo Hultz. return from Malcom funeral. H M Benson back from Bayard NE. sells ranch and seeks new opening. Parley Sheldon busy with banquets in Des Moines. Rev Charles Lyman Nye and wife stop at Ames en route to Woodbine. inspect new Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Miller
Des Moines
Ames
Harley Stuckslager
Chicago
Bertha Busbey
Earl Kooser
Sibley
Iowa
Lena Potter
Touton
Ilinois
Edith Hoxie
Hampton
Mrs
Luke
Duhigg
Sheehey
Charlie Queal
New York State
Earl Baird
Prairie City
J. L. Williams
J. R. Munden
Hitterdahl
Minn
J. D. Quick
Frank A. Batman
Nevada
Curtiss Farm
Iowa State College
John Cole
Powell
South Dakota
Jessie
Lizzie
Sarah Sheldon
Rockford, Kil
Carl Little
Los Angeles
Cal
E. W. Hammer
Parley Sheldon
Honolulu
Geo. Armstrong
Missouri Valley
M. E. Armstrong
Elmer Jorgensen
Will Bowers
Kansas
Mr. Bowers
Dr Harriman Obeys Summons as Ames Loses Healer
Dr W E Harriman dies at 8:00 am in Hampton after long illness noted for bright promise and disputed diagnosis. An Ames graduate and former college physician, he served Ames and Jefferson Medical College, with funeral planned in Ames Saturday at the college chapel after viewing at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Harriman
Ames
Senator Harriman
Hampton
Harriman
Bright
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
College Chapel
Baker E G Rayness buys Talbott’s bakery and moves to Story City
E G Rayness, longtime baker at Talbott’s, purchases a Story City bakery and will assume leadership there. Talbott’s will be succeeded by Mr. Johnson, an experienced baker from Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Rayness
Talbott’s
Story City
Talbott Bakery
Mr. Johnson
Des Moines
Taxes Must Be Paid Before April First
A notice warns taxes must be paid by April first to avoid penalty with a complete list available at Story County Bank. Johnnie Orland has been ill for a week from suspected canning tomato contamination causing stomach poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story County Bank
Johnnie Orland
Austin Stewart wedding linked by Ames friends
Last Thursday March eighth C F Ted Austin and Miss Josephine Stewart wed at the Boutelle home in Chicago. Rev Louis P Cain officiated with I S C friends present. Austin an electrical engineering ex student and Edison Light inspector. Stewart a longtime Ames stenographer and Sanborn Publishing employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F
Ted) Austin
Josephine Stewart
E. C. Boutelle
Sheridan Road
Chicago
Louis P. Cain
I. S. C. Friends and Associates
Austin
Sigma Nu
Edison Light Co
Stewart
Sanborn Publishing Co
Ames
Also Mentioned on This Page
Preeetereres
Batiste
Weiling
Panama
Castor
Tan
Reseda
Peacock
Nile
Navy
Royal
Taupe
Slate
Pearl
Delft
Oxfords
Godman
W. E. Tanner
James O'Donnell
Hopkins
Frank Danforth
Mrs. Webb Hultz
Ogallalah
Nebraska
Geo. Hultz
Malcom
Mrs. Hultz
H. M. Benson
Bayard
Mr. Benson
Des
Moines
Bankers
I. S. C. Veterinary Department
Chamberlain
Charles Lyman Nye
Woodbine
New Methodist Church
Nye
DR. Harriman
Tilden Bros. & Company
Austin-Stewart
Mr. Austin
Carrier
Pike
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