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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
7
This season features a larger line of men working outdoors coats including duck corduroy leather sheep-lined and fur varieties. Prices range from 1.00 to 30.00 offering warm durable options for cold conditions.
A bold claim that the hard to please are fully satisfied by Staley or Mun Sing Underwear with the slogan The best is good enough. The ad emphasizes quality and customer taste in mens undergarments.
The notice lists carpet prices showing 13.50 16.20 and 22.50 in November sale. Limited details on items or store name.
Local items promote bargains at Novelty Store and Darner's with 25¢ laundry soap 15¢ armor plates and winter apples from $2 per barrel. Widespread notices include a speak by Hon Ole Roe in Huxley and a Des Moines Bryant meeting report.
Ames read many visitors and travels among residents including Mr Arthur Steward at a stock sale in Jefferson and Des Moines guests such as Arvid Alm Mrs W G Kennedy and Harold Sayman and others. Also noted are theater plans in Adel and new house construction notes in Ames with Harriet McElyen death and holiday as well as local business ads.
The schedule lists events from Nov 12 to Apr 2 under the M. E. Aid Society with acts by Barber Concert Co Father Vaughn Ralph Parlette Yellowstone illustrated talk and Hiawatha moving pictures Seats may be reserved at Cagwio’s drug store starting Nov 10 at 2 p.m. A gray horse and mare have strayed east of Ames prompting a call to F G Cutler for information.
A vivid Hal Reid drama titled At Cripple Creek will be produced at the Armory on November 10. The play, set in the Colorado Rockies, promises absorbing scenes of beauty and pathos with bright comedy and a top company of players.
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