Great Stock Reducing Sale Brings Bargains
A Great Stock Reducing Sale announces cut prices on suits to reorganize the retail business. New spring suits offered at fractions of value with styles suitable for fall use. Plain tailored models priced at 6 dollars for values up to 15 dollars. Ladies suits in black grey green and navy mostly new this season offered at 6.75 dollars. Suits valued up to 20 dollars offered at 10 dollars in various sizes and colors.
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Panama
Great Suit Selection Priced at 14.50 This Season
Our best and newest models include Grey Diagonals Bedford Cards Whipcords Shepherd Check and Stripe Worsted in grey green blue tan and black. Suits priced at 25 and 30 now cut to 14.50. Ladies long coats offered in tans greys navy black and shepherd checks with price tailored to fit.
Clothing Prices Reduced in Men and Boys Department
Every article in the clothing department is offered at reduced prices. Men's suits range from 60 to 75 cents on the dollar, children's suits at half price, and hats from 2.00 3.50 now 1.50. Shirts in the 50c line are 39c, with savings on men’s and boys’ shoes.
Death of F M Confare in Great Bend Kansas
F M Confare brother of Mrs A S Griffith of Ames died in a Great Bend hospital after a belt caught in a fly wheel during engine work. He was about fifty, lived much of his life in Story county, and left a wife May Harrison and three children. Funeral held in Great Bend with sisters A Griffith and Lewis Frey present. Don’t miss Sylvan players on campus June 8 at 8 30 p m.
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Falcom M. Confare
A.S. Griffith
Ames
Great Bend
Kansas
Story County
May Harrison
S. E. Harrison
Nevada
Lessie
Woodmen Schedule Friday Wood Cutting Event
The Modern Woodmen will saw chop and split wood Friday night to assist Foresters peeling bark during a community gathering likely in the local area.
Millinery Prices Slashed at Perry's
Prices on millinery reduced by one half on select lines at Perry's, signaling a major sale move to clear stock and attract bargain shoppers.
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Perry’s
Pledges to Baptist Church Fund Collected at Union Bank
All persons who pledged to the Baptist church building fund are notified that payments can be made to C. L. Siverly at the Union National Bank.
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Baptist Church Building Fund
C. L. Siverly
Union National Bank
Student Longhurst Dead at College Hospital
Fred Longhurst the student who had been critically ill since Sunday in the college hospital died at one o'clock this afternoon. Arrangements are under way to return the remains to his home in Cedar Rapids.
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Fred Longhurst
College Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Decoration Day Flowers and Supplies at Local Stores
Flowers for Decoration Day offered by Olsonville green houses and City Store. Store hours include Sunday to meet patrons seeking flowers and plants at reasonable prices. Call for available stock and prices.
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Olsonville Greenhouses
Alumni Banquet Tickets On Sale Soon
Alumni banquet tickets urged for purchase from the committee before Saturday with reservations possible through Tuesday of next week. Early reservations help the committee materially.
Arlington Hotel Replaces Hazardous Entrance Steps
Steps at the Arlington hotel entrance, a safety nuisance and pedestrian obstacle, have been removed and new steps built in their place. The update improves guest comfort and convenience at the hotel entrance and sidewalk access.
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Arlington Hotel
Personal Paragraphs Highlight Ames Social Happenings
A series of social notes from Ames details visits and travel among local residents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weiss spent Sunday in Chicago while Mrs. L. Siverly visited a sister in Dunlap Missouri. The items name numerous locals visiting Des Moines Marshalltown Boone and nearby towns, with travel to Adrian Texas Evanston and Dakota farm activity.
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Harry Weiss
Chicago
L. Siverly
Dunlap
G. W. Akin
Brookfield
Visi
Luella Crooks
Boone
Ames
F. B. Spence
C. H. Proctor
Osteopathic Association
Des Moines
J. R. Patterson
Marathon
Esther Bowen
C. H. Stange
Snyder
Frank Corbin
Marshalltown
Times
Margaret Jones
BE. B. Jonea Mont Gossard
Onawa Sentinel
W. W. Sylvester
Arlo
Adrian
Texas
Billy” Freye
Grand Junction
B. Read
C. G. McCarthy
Nevada
H. R. Boyd
Land sale of East Wood farm by referee Fitchpatrick
On Saturday May 28 W P Fitchpatrick will sell 60 acres known as East wood farm to the highest bidder. The farm lies immediately west of Iowa State College and is described as very desirable. Sale on the premises at 2 p m for cash.
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W. P. Fitchpatrick
Iowa State College
Street finds five and ten dollar bill prompt return
A party who picked up a five and ten dollar bill on Monday afternoon is asked to return it to the Times office to avoid trouble.
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Times Office
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Price
Gingham Toile du Nord
Reseda
Copenhagen
Sec
Perid
Oxfords
Ion
Tilden Brothers & Company
F. M. Confare
Sylvan
Longhurst
Ferry’s
Helen Babcock
Farnhamville
Frank Theis
Eighth Street
Fred Willey
Belle Fourche
Idaho
Henry Lee
Battle Creek
Iowa
Edith Hoxie
Hampton
J. Y. Luke
Bernice Akin
William Hardy
Colorado
Herbert Hardy
Mason
Waterloo
Margaret Hall
W. M. Barr
William West
Rock Rapids
M. A. Manning
Will Gattrell
Duluth
Minn
Will
Jas. Montgomery
W. A. Scott
Charles Bissell
Gilbert Station
Ben Read
Methodist Hospital
Lowell Tallman
Sedalia
N. H. Griffith
F. W. Beckman
Little Son
R. C. Barrett
Beckman
The
Register and Leader
Constance Beardsheer
F. B. King
Evanston
Northwestern
Fenner King
Bus Read
Dakota
Tilden Pennant
Rus
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