Christmas Feast of Men's Wear at Your Store
A holiday showcase offers overcoats, suits, neckwear, gloves, umbrellas and bath gowns for men and boys. Prices range from 8.00 to 25 dollars, with many practical and stylish gifts available.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
10
A holiday showcase offers overcoats, suits, neckwear, gloves, umbrellas and bath gowns for men and boys. Prices range from 8.00 to 25 dollars, with many practical and stylish gifts available.
A string of visitors from Moscow West Liberty Wilton Durant Nichols Letts Davis City and Cameron pass through the city today. Individuals include John A Hahn Joseph Hanley A C Weatherly Joseph Hatz John Nicola Mrs C B Carter David James and many others visiting friends shopping and handling business while Mrs August Dallege and Miss E Hain are noted as locals traveling or departing.
Miss Catherine Yingst of Chicago becomes superintendent at Hershey Hospital succeeding Miss Edith Hoover after five years of capable leadership. Yingst brings six years of nursing work in Chicago, is a Chicago Hospital graduate, and offers practical experience and a pleasing personality that should endear her to Muscatine patrons.
Advertises lemon pie making using Our Pie Preparation sold in airtight packages at grocers for 19 cents. Claims mouthwatering results with no fuss and low cost. Promotes inspection and guarantee under Pure Food Laws and urges readers to try it and tell friends.
Socialists at their city headquarters will discuss the evangelist Billy Sunday this evening. Henry Schoenig will compare him as a man and a gospel minister. Arrangements for Henry Laurens Call’s Friday lecture at Musser Library on Concentration of Wealth will be completed tonight. Call, a noted economist and writer, spoke before the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 1907.
Members of Camp 106 Modern Woodmen are asked to meet at the hall Friday evening December 13 and depart at 6 50 p m to attend services at the tabernacle. Seats will be reserved and visiting neighbors are invited to join. Per order Clerk.
An advertisement extols Postum Food Coffee as the energizing beverage for sharp thinking and steady nerves. It argues coffee raises caffeine poisoning risk and claims Postum provides gluten and phosphates for vital energy, promising improved work and health with the slogan There’s a Reason.
R S Johnson of Columbus Junction is elected to represent the first district on the board of directors of the Annual State Farmers Institute at Des Moines closing session. The institute, a success, drew wide attendance with numerous prize corn exhibits won by Finnell, Hook, and Hagghund among others.
An advertisement from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for weak sore lungs and persistent coughs priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
Cyrus Baker attended the insurance meeting Saturday in Muscatine. John Jenkins and family attended Rev. Sunday's meeting Saturday and Sunday. Claus Thompson transacted business in Muscatine on Saturday. Jas. Metz went to Montpelier on Monday and took the train for Davenport on business. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker dined at the Jas. Watts home Sunday. Mrs. Frank Kelley entertains her sister and a friend from Moline for a week. Rev. Tolman to conduct services at Pleasant Prairie church at 10:30 Sunday morning assisted by three Chicago seminary students. Special singing planned. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Allbee went to Dexter to visit relatives. Mrs. Minnie Nugent of Montpelier visited her sister Lena Smith.
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