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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
7
The store promotes a sale offering a free pair of hose with every pair of Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes or Oxfords through June 3rd. It highlights expanding shoe lines including Queen Quality Drew Selby and white canvas Oxfords with prices from 1.00 to 3.50 and various sizes available.
The sale of room size rugs continues through June 1 with more than doubled department sales and a good assortment. 9 by 12 foot rugs priced at 10 dollars with a ten percent discount. Prices shown include various figures and discounts.
A busy spring clothing sale outlines price ranges for skirts, coats, petticoats, and suits from Shelerman Bros Waterloo and other brands. Discounts of 10 percent and 10 to 50 percent reductions are advertised, with added free gifts for boys suits and broad assortments noted.
We bought more waists and wash suits than ever before but sizes in some lines may run small. If you want a wash suit or a waist act now. Have you seen the new white jackets and white parasols.
The notice praises Cagwin for meticulous medical fillings, noting four years of college training plus 18 years in a drug store. It underscores the high value and importance of accurate prescriptions filled with scientific care.
Mrs E and Tierney from Boone visited Ames yesterday. Mrs Paul Morn went to St Paul to visit relatives. Mrs C E Sargent and children from Boone also visited Ames. Boone visitors included Mrs R A Phillips and daughter. Many others from Des Moines, Clinton, Webster City, Nevada and Marshalltown stopped in for visits or trips, with several heading to Seattle Los Angeles and New York for relatives and business. Notable mentions include Kate Boyd soliciting for Story County Fair ads and Miss Kate Cole returning from Paullina and Conrad visits.
The Story City Herald endorses Mr. Smith as a strong candidate with wide public service experience. He aligns with Republican principles, supports Senator Dolliver, opposes tariff rhetoric, and pledges to bring credit to Story County in the legislature.
J B Kooser Co offers a ten day sale with multiple canned goods at set prices. Items include corn peas beans pears plums tomatoes and fruit varieties with per can prices and bag goods. Also features money back guarantee on flour sacks and a general sale notice.
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