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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
3
Cleaning to remove stains or wrinkles from dresses skirts coats vests trousers and other garments. We press them back into original shape and satisfy every patron with expert work. Phone us and we will call for your clothes.
A catalog note lists tree decorations, bells, holly, autumn leaves, crepe paper, festooning, candles and holders available at Fred Alexander's shop. The items suggest a holiday display and seasonal planning for customers seeking decorative essentials.
An advertisement touts Vinci tonic as a cure for weak or sickly children. It claims the drink improves appetite, enriches blood, and restores color, with a testimonial from Mrs G Hisnesser of Hackensack New Jersey and a money back guarantee if it fails to deliver.
Anita Worthing visited Stuart to spend time with the George Boatright family. L. P. Hadley went to Woodbine on business. Clarence Palmer, W. H. Wagner, and R. H. Lantz attended county seat business. Edna Worthing attended a lecture in Wiota. Mrs. Enna Berry returned home from Grinnell. Clara Talbott, a milliner in Dressler Nebraska, returned. Mrs. Al Shutrum and Mrs. Miles Lowell shopped in Atlantic. Mrs. Ed Vaughn and children visited Atlantic relatives. J. C. Voorhees traveled to Des Moines for a Christian Science lecture and to visit. W. Naylor visited Dexter on business. Voorhees also visited Avoca on business. Mrs. Frank Carter Jr. visited in Atlantic. L. R. Galiher attended Omaha business. A. A. Talbott went to Viota on business.
The Moore Drug Store touts ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as a quick cure for pimples, blackheads, eczema, dandruff, insect bites, and itchy skin. It claims one bottle and one cake often cure minor cases and promises swift, lasting relief for both infants and adults. Available from leading druggists nationwide and at Moore Drug Store in Atlantic.
Mrs M A Kampman of Ridgway Missouri travels Tuesday to cist Mrs W J James. Marles Clardy and Thomas Reed go to Council Bluffs to buy an Overland car. Anita Auto Company has purchasers in prospect and Mrs Purvis visits Atlantic. Locals visit friends in Casey Adair and Menlo.
The ad touts Clothcraft design and tailoring that ensure a good fit. It invites customers to try on garments, asserting many men doubted before but were pleased with the fit, and promises no-obligation demonstrations of their sizes.
Luxuriant hair or not, test health with a simple bulb check. Rexall 92 Hair Tonic promises free trial if unsatisfactory and aims to cure dandruff, soothe scalp irritation, stimulate roots, tighten existing hair, grow hair, and prevent baldness. Two sizes 50¢ and 1.00, available only at The Rexall Store Moore Drug Co.
Frank D. Robinson of Atlantic was in Anita on business Saturday with Deputy Sheriff McKee also visiting on official business. Mrs J M Briggs and Miss Boyle were visitors with the Henderson family south of Wiota. Thomas Carey from near Atlantic was in Anita on business and to visit his mother and relatives Julius Hansen and wife had been visiting here and returned to Council Bluffs. W W Wagner Sr visited Atlantic Saturday. Mrs Henry Holiday and daughter Miss Bessie visited friends in Atlantic. L M Lindeman and two sons went to the county seat on business. Mrs Fred Dittman and others were Atlantic visitors Saturday. Hattie McDermott left Saturday for Ft Collins, Colorado. Miss Wilma Anderson returned to Omaha. Miss Gladys Rickel returned home from Harlan. L P Hadley purchased the drug stock from C W Major, formerly Palmer Co., and assumed possession Tuesday morning. Pat is competent to run the business and will likely gain share of trade.
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