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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
8
This department showcases lace curtains in various nets, damask curtains, couch and table covers, and curtain accessories. It features room size Brussels velvets Axminsters ingrains and linoleum inlaid and printed, inviting visitors on opening days.
Wooltex coats promise simple lines to flatter figures with two season wear guaranteed. Condon, the exclusive Greeley agent, offers special reductions on gowns chemises pants corset covers and skirts with 20 percent off during Opening Days. The Peerless line is highlighted for this season.
Dame Fashion proclaims browns the correct season color for spring footwear. Stores prepared for demand with sixteen browns styles and ten black styles for men and a broad range for boys misses and babies in low and high cut lines.
Opening days feature reduced silk prices including 27 in Taffeta at 1.00, 35 in black Taffeta 1.25, 36 in 1.75 grade 1.39, 27 in Peau de Soie 1.25, and 36 in black 1.39. Also offered are Spring Children's jackets in solid, plaid, and stripe styles priced from 4.00 to 7.50.
Community notices describe cattle shipments by gaToom A. H. Myers, Ruby Dedrick returning to California, and Dr. Geo A Hood speaking at the Congregational church. Reports cover church revivals, dances, unions, and social events at the M P A lodge, Baptist and M E church circles, Rebekahs Odd Fellows entertainment, and a Swedish Lutheran association meeting forming Svenska Evangeliska Luthersk Fridhems Fersamlingen with officers from Eaton and Ault.
Collins District reports K G Unt of Ault renting Miss Eddy's ranch with W A Hart hired for the season. Both families moved to the ranch. Mr and Mrs Charles Meyer visited Loveland and Longmont last week. Some farm work underway and many preparing to plant crops. Men's wages range from 35 to 50 dollars per month.
Miss Hattie Abbott of Denver has been visiting at Mr. Bollinger's. Roece Howe and Wil Rambo arrived home from Idaho Friday morn.
A. T. Cook seedsman promotes new vegetable peaches described as delicious and easy to grow. Claims seed yields in 80 days with orange size fruit and full growing directions included with each order. Illustrated catalog free with purchase. Address Hyde Park New York.
Greeley Starch and Potato Co. announces it will stop receiving cull potatoes on April 1. Farmers are urged to bring in their calls before that date.
The P. E. O. Sisterhood held its annual meeting at Miss Lucy Delbridge’s home and elected officers for the year. New officers include Mrs. W. B. Starr president Mrs Vernon McKelvey vice president Mrs. J. B. McCutcheon recording secretary Miss Abbie Day corresponding secretary Mrs. A. W. Ferguson treasurer Miss Edna West chaplain Mrs. Hitt guard and Mrs. H. H. Thurlby journalist. Absent members sent letters from Denver Oklahoma Wisconsin and Washington. The hostess and Mrs. McCutcheon served refreshments.
A. T. Cook Seedsman advertises twenty original temperance designed cards with inspiring quotations and illustrations. The offer includes premium coupons and a seed catalog free with every order, with pricing and quantities listed and agents sought nationwide.
Prof H A Howell of Howell's American School Havana Cuba recalls his baby's desperate illness after February 3. The child could not lie down, breathing was difficult, but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gave prompt relief and the boy fully recovered in three days. Sold by all druggists.
Mrs A Ringle hosted a Monday musicale at her home in honor of her brother Prof M B Griffith of South Bend Indiana who is resting in Colorado. Griffith leads the South Bend Conservatory of Music and is a skilled musician. His solo drew the greatest praise among many fine numbers performed by Miss Earle J Kendal Mrs R W Bullock J G Hughes Mrs F Shattuck and Bea Couzens. Fifty guests attended and enjoyed the program.
Nearly all diseases of the skin cause intense itching and smarting, disrupting sleep. Chamberlain's Salve offers quick relief by calming itching and smarting almost instantly. Many cases have been cured by its use. For sale by all druggists.
A. T. Cook of Hyde Park N Y promotes his Giant Pansies with a mail offer for a complete collection including 50 varieties life size color plates and growing guide. Priced at one dime or two stamps with options for three collections, readers are urged to request by addressing the seedsman and naming the paper.
The Colorado and Southern promotes fast travel with low rates and excellent service to the Mexican Gulf region. Passenger demand grows as travelers are invited to enjoy the quick, three hour journey and the line’s hospitality. T. E. Fisher, General Passenger Agent, Denver.
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