Best Clothes Lines At Special Saturday Prices
Best clothes lines selling at 10 cents to tie these prices apply for Saturday only. Order early to secure selections and avoid missing out on door busting sale items.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
4
Best clothes lines selling at 10 cents to tie these prices apply for Saturday only. Order early to secure selections and avoid missing out on door busting sale items.
Geo Stref and others ride thrice to Riverside and Burlington while several travelers change trains. Local events include a 19 cent sale at The People's Bargain Store, plans for a Cedar street dwelling, and socials with the Fantastic Club and Ladies Aid. Moreover marriages, grocery sales, and farm news fill the day.
Will Hoffman left on the noon train to start a new Star gent furnishing goods venture. Miss Cora Shinn arrived from Pueblo to visit her sister Mrs. Ella Brooshart. George B. Fisch is severely ill with typhoid fever and delirious. Cr. W. Merrilles visited city on shipping talks. Mrs. A. L. Lindner convalescent after grip. J. M. Beck returned from Mt. Pleasant after state collegiate oratorical contest. Evening Star Club meets March 6 at Miss Florence McKibben’s home. General Deputy J. W. Geiger visited Grand Master W. M. Narvis and left for Cedar Rapids. Grace Lutheran Lenien services begin Friday at 5 o'clock in Green Street mission chapel. J. L. Murphy, pastor.
Elmer Batterson spoke at the Flags of All Nations event this afternoon at 2 15 PM in the Third Ward School. A regular review of L O M at Maccabee Hall is planned tonight at 7 20 PM with hopes for a large attendance.
The Journal argues city taxes increased from 3 1/4 to 3 9 1/4 mills between 1899 and 1900 with sample homesteads showing tax rises despite equal values. It cites total city taxes of 66 030.33 in 1899 and 79 950.61 in 1900 and defends police efficiency amid election criticism.
Schmidt Bros. offers a Smith & Barnes piano priced at 225 dollars for only 145 dollars this week. The sale highlights a dramatic discount on a quality instrument, inviting bargain seekers to act fast before stock runs out.
One day only sale at People’s Bargain Store located at 304 East 2nd Street with items priced at 19 cents each. Shoppers flock to grab value deals as store advertises limited time discounts.
F A Neidig offers a very large stock of elegant wallpapers on sale at moderate prices. The first ad in this issue urges prospective buyers to read the notices and inspect the stock.
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