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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
2
Wool, silk and cotton dress goods in latest patterns and colors. Offered until sold, 20 Silk Waist patterns among up-to-date weaves. Some fabrics priced as high as 60c a yard. Every pattern desirable. Price per pattern 1.69 dollars.
R and G Corsets offer a full guarantee with exchange if the corset fails to satisfy. Elastic in supporters not covered. Displayed features include tapering waist, medium bust, deep hip, batiste fabric, lace trim, wire boning, 11 inch front clasp, steel sides, hose supporters. Sizes 18 to 36 priced from $1.00 to $1.25.
Limited quantity sale offering A-1 wearer rugs with fast color and choice patterns in 9x12 at 20 styles of 180 ends from Jap Mattings, patterns 25c per yard. Also limited China Matting at 17 cents per yard, closing at 1 cent per yard.
Mrs Carrie Halbert invites readers to visit her location south of College Campus to see a vacuum cleaner demonstration at 4:29 PM, free of charge. The notice indicates a public hardware display and a product showcase for potential buyers.
Eddyville land pitch attracts 25 Holland families to move south. Grant Janney, Spencer Grocer Co., visits weekly from Kalookoo with orders. The Register and Leader touts primaries coverage and offers cheap subs through Aug. 12. South Pella boom noted as eight or ten buggies sold. Van Gorp opens meat market near Edmands grain office, promising low prices. Strong local commerce and moving tales color this week’s pages.
Sully C O Holdsworth and Co sold three Jackson automobiles last week to Garret Kruseman D A Van Zante and G De Jong large five passenger touring cars indicating strong local wealth Mrs J Lawson traveled to Newton and back Jennie Brandt daughter of Jake Brandt died Monday morning Frank Sherman John Varenkamp and D Van Zante toured to New Sharon last week Will Holdsworth and daughter Edna visited Newton and returned Sunday
Mrs Simon Carver is on the sick list. Bill Karr and family of Cordova spent Sunday with his nephew William Karr of Fifield. Mrs Smith visited her daughter at Pella. Arthur Weaver and Lena Carpenter visited Mr and Mrs H M Moomaw near Pleasantville. Mrs Jim Smith visiting her niece at Altona. Miss Bertha Carpenter visited the Verwers sisters. Albert Verwers was a Cordova caller. Telia Lena and Bertha Carpenter with the Verwers sisters visited Mrs G Carrera. ice cream and cake were served. Willie Roush called at Monroe recently. G W Carpenter a Capitol City caller. Rev Reed held a meeting here Sunday.
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