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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1908
Page
10
The store promotes the largest Red Ticket Sale with $50,000 worth of merchandise offered at deep discounts from 25c to 50c on the dollar. Crowds are urged to follow the crowds and buy before the goods are gone as prices must move.
Tonight moonlight excursion by the Fraternal Bankers Reserve admission 25c. Mrs J T Sedam of Illinois City and Mrs Wilbert Hine of West Liberty visit Muscatine. Ken neth Coder departs for Letts for day. For sale a good house and full lot 500 dollars. Miss Hazel Smilie and Miss Grace Huston arrive from Cedar Rapids to visit Muscatine relatives. Candy Kitchen offers large variety.
Zemo a clean external liquid draws germs and toxins to the skin surface and destroys them leaving the skin clear. Two to six bottles cure pimples and blackheads. For sale everywhere write for sample E W Rose Medicine Co St Louis.
For All People All The Time. Nabisco Sugar Wafers never grow taste tired and suit every sort of social function. They pair with punch ices or coffee and finish a dinner or afternoon tea as a palate pleasing confection.
Maennercher members are instructed to assemble at the hall tomorrow at 7:30 PM for a march to the depot. The train is scheduled to depart at 8:00 PM sharp.
White enamel refrigerator models praised for easy cleaning and upkeep. Sold by Frank Ashcraft at local stores.
Joseph Zaehringer a Muscatine man charged with burglary in Rushville Indiana is to be sent back tonight after requisition papers are signed by Governor Cummins. Sheriff W L King of Rush county aims to depart Muscatine at 8 30 pm with the prisoner. Deputy R P Lakin accompanies King and will wait for extradition papers.
Muscatine residents hear Miss Katherine Ridgeway Hogan wed Percy F. Hunt last Wednesday at North Whitefield Maine. The noted lyceum reader has perfomed in Muscatine before and won wide admiration for her artistic work. Her future readings are not yet known.
The Fellowship Club will meet at the rooms this evening. The Boating Club plans an outing on the slough with a jolly crowd, rain or shine, promising good times.
A druggist, A. W. Morgan, states Foley's Kidney Remedy cleanses the kidneys and strains out impurities from the blood, claiming it will make you well. The advertisement markets the remedy as restoring kidney health and eliminating waste matter from the blood.
General John C. Black will arrive by automobile from Fairbury Nebraska and speak at 2 39 p m marking the Muscatine Chautauqua opening. The Grand Army of the Republic and Company C will escort him from local stations to the street car switch with Paudiet s band leading to the grounds.
The reception committee plans entertainments for the speaker and expects a good turnout at the address. The post is also anticipated to be well represented in the parade.
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