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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1909
Page
10
Store offers 6 to 8 wool coats priced 2 00 each plus 8 to 10 luxury coats 30 to 40 dollars now 5 00. Also 1 00 to 1 50 ladies petticoats gowns and children bear skin leggings cut from 1 50 to 3 00. Read these great bargains while stock lasts.
Over forty rugs to choose from including hand woven Brussels and Axminster pieces. Sizes 9x12 offered with prices ranging from nine to twenty five dollars and higher, previously selling at higher figures. Velvet 9x12 rugs also listed with comparable pricing.
Boys and young men underwear priced under 15 cents to 45 cents with larger sizes offered at 69 cents. Finest all wool underwear and union suits cut from 1.87 to 2.00 now at reduced prices. Rugs available with savings of five dollars per purchase. Come quick and see them.
Store advertises bear skin cloth at 1.00 yard with two pieces left in white and brown. Silks waists lace waists and children's coats heavily discounted with items from 5.00 to 6.00 and a 6.50 coat for a child. Limited stock warns customers to hurry as business closes.
Rock Island resident James Maucker returned home after visiting friends. Mrs. F C Schoemaker left for Wilton to visit relatives. May Gray headed to Fruitland to visit relatives. Mrs B Simmons of Columbus Junction returned home after visiting. Miss Alto Reed departed for Hess ton Kansas to visit relatives. Victoria Waists line promoted at Quality Store. B E Lilly and family left for Conesville to visit I Idle. Cranston visitors return home after city visit. Alex Brookhart returned from an east trip and left for Letts. Frank Bowman seeking to show a new buggy. Mrs J H Abbott left for Cedar Rapids for a short visit. Willis D Trautman returned home via Wilton. Royal Blue shoes advertised. A W Whicher headed to Columbus Junction for a sick relative. Mulberry house bargain noted. M W Stirlen mentioned. Clayton Messenger left Keswick after business. Lilly's offers sweaters for women and children. Miss Susan Allen returned home from Oskaloosa. Mrs J W Adams and Mrs A Hartzeld changed cars en route South English. Frank Ashcraft offers Fairbank engines and Red Jacket pumps. W A Stradling and Ed Randleman visiting in city.
Public health notice warns bowel complaints rise with fruit season. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is promoted for prompt relief and is available at all druggists.
Georgetown Kentucky March 30 two pouches stolen from a crane were recovered by a boy as post office officials announced the daring mail pouch robbery. Authorities say checks totaling about 38000 addressed to the Burley Tobacco society were among the missing property. No crew has been traced.
A Wisconsin mother reports her three year old son suffered severe constipation and fever. After two doses of Foley's Orino Laxative, the fever disappeared and the child recovered fully, credited to the laxative.
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