Bargain Silk Sale Invites City Shopkeepers to See
A bustling appeal promises the best bargain in town and neighboring cities. The sellers tout silk valued at twenty dollars and urge patrons to visit and compare offerings.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
10
A bustling appeal promises the best bargain in town and neighboring cities. The sellers tout silk valued at twenty dollars and urge patrons to visit and compare offerings.
One hundred new late style skirts in black or color are offered at 3.98 after previously selling from 7.50 to 12.98. Varieties include voile chiffon panama and serge. Store closes in four days with savings described as a lifetime bargain.
Over one hundred all new wash dresses and related items will be sold Saturday June 26 at prices 2.50 3.98 4.98 and 6.98. All sizes and colors available. No reasonable offer refused. Come Saturday and see.
Mr and Mrs E C Leber of 117 West Fourth Street spent the afternoon with Davenport friends sharing light conversation and hospitality.
Mrs M Reeves of Illinois City visits Muscatine while Nellie Fleming returns to Rock Island. Wilton graduates Edith Henderson Sophia Miller Nellie Duncan and Ida Miller finish teacher certification exams and go home. Doctors Clapp and Dice listed with practices. May Fulmer departs for Davenport. others return home after testing in city.
Dr. Hugh T. Patrick, Northwestern University professor, held a free clinic at Hershey hospital in Muscatine focusing on mental and nervous diseases. Patients from outside the city were brought in for demonstrations while local physicians attended. An evening dinner with the Muscatine County Medical Society followed at the Commercial hotel.
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