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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
3
A full promotion of silk fabrics for street wear, dresses, and evening gowns. Highlights include corded silks in 10 shades at 65c, Persian designs, 27-inch dress silks from 1 to 1.50, satin-faced twill surah, soft sheer veils, cashmere messaline remnants, and Japanese silks. Also promotes Gold Coin Brand and 35-inch taffeta with guarantees and limited-time prices.
A promotional notice describes 36 inch Trogan silk at 1.15 per yard and three additional silk options Pink Tree STER Line and Security Silks priced at 1.35 per yard for a limited few days. Customers praise the fabrics for weight and finish and are invited to choose among the three or mix patterns to determine the best.
The Ames social calendar lists numerous gatherings from clubs to fraternities. Notable events include Mrs. L. H. Pammel hosting Dendrology for her senior class and receptions at the Methodist church for Dr. and Mrs. Crissman.
The listing notes stock available at $1.00 and $1.50 per yard with a selection of fabrics. Included are Henrietta 42-inch French Taffeta Voile Storm Serge French Serge stripe Pranella French Taffeta Silk and Wool Poplin English Mohair Peau-de-Soie English Melrose with various widths.
Fully 50 pieces offered at one price in plain and novelty weaves. Silk finished fabrics include Batiste Panamas Serges and Mohairs with per yard pricing at 50c to 75c. New damask like cloths, basket weave resembles textures in varied browns greens and blues. Includes broadcloths suitable for suits dresses and children coats.
At the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Lowman northwest of Ames on Sunday the marriage joined their daughter Grace and Lewis Holland of Kelley. The ceremony was performed at one o clock by Rev Walter I Fowle of Ames with about fifty guests in attendance. The couple will reside in the spring on the George Howland farm.
Phones No. 95 Office over Baker's Jewelry Store. M. D Adams Funeral Director and licensed Embalmer. Mutual Phone Residence No. 9 Office No. 149 Ames, Iowa. Address and contact details indicate local funeral services offered with prompt attention and embalming.
They will cure your backache strengthen your kidneys correct urinary irregularities build up worn tissues and eliminate excess uric acid causing rheumatism Prevent Brights Disease and Diabetes and restore health and strength Sold by all druggists.
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