Special Sales Saturday March 29 Collars and Embroidery
Special sales notice advertises Lathite collars and white embroidery on linen. Collars pitched as suitable with waists or suit jackets. A 25 cent value offered as a Saturday only deal.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
5
Special sales notice advertises Lathite collars and white embroidery on linen. Collars pitched as suitable with waists or suit jackets. A 25 cent value offered as a Saturday only deal.
Heavy gray cotton sweaters for men or women described with Byron collar suitable for house factory or office wear. Includes a Saturday bargain price exchange 50e.
Saturday sale offers muslin underwear including ladies muslin gowns. Describes fabric as excellent grade cambric muslin with plain yoke and high neck options. Includes price emphasis and limited availability for the day.
A large movement of about 2000 yards of calico in gray brown light colors black, white, and wine tones, all perfect and sold by the yard. For Saturday only the price is 5 cents per yard.
A local ad announces a Saturday sale of high grade percales at five cents per yard. Seconds come in 1½ to 2 yards, with good patterns and colors, equal to standard percales sold widely. Limited quantities for one day only at five cents per yard.
The Inner Circle of the Yours Women’s Christian Association held an enthusiastic planning session at the association rooms on Thursday evening. It outlined the Three Campaigns for the 1000 Members Campaign and scheduled a Saturday afternoon campaign from 2 to 3 o’clock starting at the YWCA rooms on West Second Street. Workers were urged to attend and a prize of a solid gold pin would go to the worker securing the most members, with another pin for the top fundraiser.
Muscatine public schools close for spring vacation ending Monday morning. Teachers plan to attend the Southeastern Lone Teachers Association meeting in Fairfield from April. Superintendent We Inde e will be among 23 Muscatine delegates. Angus Clason leaves for Chicago. Fred B. Davis of Morton, Mich., succeeds him at the high school.
Davenport to Gulf trip announced with dates in May. Morning Star sails May 15 from Davenport, stops St Louis, Paducah, Florence and Quincy en route back to Davenport. Also notes Nancy A. Nettlis birthday and a German Lutheran Zion society meeting with sewing and refreshments.
Muffins saved for hurried mornings. use One-Egg Muffins with Loupe flours baking powder salt sugar and fat. Mix dry ingredients three times then add unbeaten egg melted shortening and milk or water. Heat until smooth then bake in oiled muffin pans until risen and browned. Makes 12 large muffins with optional raisins or currants.
A recipe fragment describes soft Graham Muffin batter using graham flour baking powder sugar salt egg milk or water and malted butter. It promises 88 other recipes with a certificate in every 25 cent pack and hints at a Cook’s Book by Janet McKenzie Hill from Jacques Mig Co Chicago.
The Iowa Senate moved to widen gauge railroads by directing the railroad commission to study narrow gauge lines and order widening if justified. It also passed a bill to define unprofessional conduct by physicians including use of medical “cappers” and excessive fees, with amendments on fee sharing and death certificates. County funding of militia calls drew debate as to who pays when guards are dispatched.
A promotional summary extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for infants and all ages. It cites constipation and indigestion as common issues and claims rapid health improvements, endorsing the remedy through customer testimonials and a free sample offer from Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
The sixtieth Mercer county sale will be at Aledo on September 16 0 19. Dates for other meals were fixed: Cambridge August 20 31 92 Wyoming August 1 8 9 Princeton September 24 5 Krewanee September 10 11 12 Aledo September 17 18 19 Bradford September 24 25 20. Miss Miriam and Helen Kven return from Oberlin to spend spring vacation with their parents.
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