Local Social Notes From Muscatine City
Miss Margaret Davis of Columbus Junction visits friends in the city. Mrs. D. Berk of Grandview shops and visits. Mrs. Lou Duncan of Cotter arrives to stay with the Fos ters. Mrs. Bert Kammerer of Grandview returns home after a short visit. Mrs. William Graham operated on at Hershey hospital. Dr. A J Oliver in charge. G M Titus promotes home ownership with easy terms at 215 Iowa Ave. F L Crosier, Illinois Central agent, in town on business.
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Margaret Davis
Columbus Junction
Bert Kammerer
Grandview
William Graham
Hershey Hospital
A. J. Oliver
G. M. Titus
Iowa Ave
F. L. Crosier
Illinois Central
Dubuque
W. F. Boiler
Iowa City
Muscatine
Boston Store Opens Deep Spring Suit Sale Saturday
The Boston Store offers 125 new spring suits at prices well below production cost on Saturday. Every suit in stock is part of the sale with styles and quality guaranteed. Prices range from eight to twenty eight dollars with many options worth up to fifty dollars.
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Boston
Linens and Domestics Yard Merchandise Listing
Yard offers unbleached table linen 25 cts and mercerized linen 50 cts for 66 inch width. Satin damask napkins and damask table pieces priced up to 1.00. Ready made pillow slips and sheets in muslin priced at 50 cts. Cotton blankets sold in pairs for summer use at 50 cts each.
Rug showcase with Axminster and Brussels patterns
An advertisement lists Pretty and Brussels Axminster rugs in large and bureau sizes with prices, plus carpet sweepers and linoleum. It promotes all wool art squares, various rug sizes, and silks including foulard, taffeta at value prices. It highlights Cheney Bros silks and dress fabrics with yardage and colors.
Lace Front Corsets Sneak into Boston Store Line
The Boston Store promotes lace front corsets at 1.50 with praise from ladies and a new Royal Worcester and American Lady line at 50c to 2.00 plus silk corsets at 35.98. Corsets offered for large and small women and even little girls.
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Royal Worcester
Boston
One trial will make you a steady customer at the Candy Kitchen
Various local residents travel for short trips and visits today including John Woods from East Second Street heading to Fairport, Emma Millhouse to Rock Island, Dr. W F Boiler returning from Muscatine, and Mrs. Huston and son Paul from Winfield. Real estate ad notes a five room house for sale. other residents plan brief visits to Port Byron and Rock Island.
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Candy Kitchen
Great Sale Dress Goods at 50 Cents a Yard
Saturday March 21st 60 pieces of new dress goods on sale. All wool fabrics including panama nun's veil ing albatros shadow check batiste mohair sicilian serges and fancy plaids 26 to 45 inches wide at 50 cents a yard. Also wide selection in colors 40 to 54 inches wide priced from 5 to 2.00 a yard with savings for spring and summer.
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Panama
Sale on White Waists Attracts Weekend Shoppers
A local retailer advertises 200 new shirt waists with embroidery or lace trim priced at 98 cents each, originally selling for up to 1.89. The sale includes hundreds of waists in the 2.25 to 10.00 range and a lace waist line in ecru, white, or cream.
Outside Fives Triumph in Central Amateur Union Play
Central Y M C A edged Belvidere 44 to 20 in Evanston as Detroit and Wheaton squads performed well. Wheaton beat Wilton Avenue 26 to 25 while Detroit Y M C A defeated West Side 44 to 26. Tonight Hull House meets Meteors in a high‑stakes rivalry close game expected.
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Central Amateur Athletic Union
Evanston
Central Y. M. C. A
Belvidere
Central
Detroit
Wheaton
Wilson Avenue
Wilton Avenue
Detroit Y. M. C. A
Muscatine Tourists
Chicago
West Side
Hull House
Meteors
Muscatine High to Enter Southeastern Iowa Meet at Fairfield
Muscatine high school may send a strong team to the second annual Southeastern Iowa high schools field and track meet at Fairfield May 1, under Parsons college board direction. Medals awarded to top individuals and a loving cup to the winning team, with proceeds shared among visiting athletes. The school also eyeing a spring meet at Iowa City with Iowa State involvement.
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R. M. Arey
Southeastern Iowa
Fairfield
Board of Athletic Control
Parsons College
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Heals Man After Gravel Dragging
Ben Pool of Threet Alabama was skinned head to heel when dragged on a gravel road. Bucklen's Amica Salve cured him, sold at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store for 25 cents.
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Ben Pool
Bucklen
Havercamp
Saloon Verdict Ends with Not Guilty Acquittal
Chicago march 20 another Sunday saloon prosecution ended with the acquittal of saloonkeeper Barney Coffey 6058 Halsted street in municipal court Judge Foster presiding Attorney Alfred Austrian argued the Sabbath phrase to the jury this was the seventh case with six prior disagreements and one other acquittal
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Chicago
Ill
Alfred Austrian
Barney Coffey
Halsted Street
Foster
Austrian
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J. E. Kranz
Real Estate Security
Titus Loan and Investment Company
G. M. Vitus
Soecal
Vail Produce Com. Co
Mrs. D. Berk
Lou Duncan
Cotter
D. R. Foster
East Eleventh Street
John A. Robbins
Axminster
Cheney Bros
John Woods
East Second Street
Fairport
Emma Millhouse
Rock Island
W. C. Huston
Paul
Winfield, Ia
R. S. Huston
M. W. Stirlen
R. J. Diehl
City
C. C. Crabtree
Nina
Illinois City, Ill
Port Byron
Bowman
Martin Liebig
J. W
Emma
Copperas Creek
Vici Kid
the Money Saving Store
A & Isaacson
Sale
Che Boston
Central Five
Lopside
Arey
Ter
Muscatine High School
McQuesten & Sawyer CO
Ideal Printery
Ned
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