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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
10
Read these bargain prices for Saturday only at the Boston Store with large stocks and deep discounts. Ready-made department features Wash Dresses Wash Suits Waists Kilimonos Wrappers and more with prices below cloth costs. Indigo blue calico bleached muslin Percales muslin and gingham offered at low yard prices and yard wide seamless sheeting.
Saturday you can buy the most handsome waists you ever looked at for the price. Hundreds of new white waists, tailored waists, embroidery or lace trimmed, all sizes 34 to 44. They are worth $1.50 to $2.50, all in one lot, your choice at 98c.
Silk and linen parasols in white black pink blue red and more priced originally up to 3.50 now offered at 1.00 each. All parasols cut at least twenty percent below lowest cash price. Call and see these pretty parasols for money in your pocket.
Enormous sale of ready made skirts featuring 10 ore variety voile skirts in black and other colors. Finest skirts offered with prices starting at $15.00.
Pair girls muslin drawers in good quality sizes all available priced 9 to 18 cents per pair. Ladies cambric drawers 19 cents fine quality open or closed styles. Corset covers with lace trim medium size cut from 50 cents to half price.
Mrs. W Jayne from West Liberty visits Mrs Schmidt while town eyes next Tuesday 14th for the St Matthias Hill illumination and Grand Band concert. German M E ladies hold a bread and cake sale at Leibbrand Ryan & Co. and Sleepy Hye Flour is promoted by local grocers. Numerous residents travel to Davenport and Moline, with house for sale ads and sundae promos peppered through the notices.
See Frank Ashcraft about your next order for gasoline and all kinds of fine oils. Located next to Kemble hotel, this notice promotes supplying gasoline and lubricants.
Fred Jones and Alma Hilton announced their marriage in Kansas City on Wednesday after leaving for the city early in the week. The couple, well known in South Muscatine, has sparked local interest as news of the wedding spreads through the community.
Mrs Rue Washburn and Volney Stebbins united in marriage at 1301 Nebraska Street South Muscatine last evening. Rev W H Thomlinson officiated the ceremony witnessed by relatives and friends followed by a wedding supper. The bride, formerly Mrs Washburn, is a longtime well known resident. Groom Volney Stebbins works in Roach and Musser factory engine room and the couple will reside at 1201 Nebraska Street.
Fred Brown of Demorest Avenue was arrested last evening charged with breaking and entering the F W Bosten store on Oregon Street the night of the Fourth taking 45 dollars hidden under the counter Information was filed in Justice Howe's court but kept quiet to catch the thief. The victim says about 50 dollars was taken from the till and hidden under the counter when the thief dropped a five cent piece a half dollar and a quarter. Brown's trial has not yet been set.
Howard Asp traveled to Wapello yesterday to visit with friends for a brief period, returning plans not disclosed.
Vera Sutton, four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sutton on Phillips street, played in the street and slid an iron ferrule onto her finger. She fell asleep and was later found with a swollen finger and hand. The iron ring was filed off and her finger was slightly cut. Parents doubt lasting injury.
The Royal Neighbors will host an ice cream social at Woodman hall in Moscow on Saturday evening to raise funds for the new quarters. The event is expected to be remarkably successful.
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