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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
3
We offer dependable merchandise for less than credit stores with plain markings. Come in to compare prices and goods as we adjust to market changes. A partial list of our prices follows.
Readable grocery ledger lists 100 lb sugar at 6.50, 98 lb Jersey Cream Flour sacks at 7 and 5.20, 2.70 and 1.40 for Occident Flour, 10c Pearl White Soap, Wooden Shoe Peaberry Coffee priced for a 10 lb pail at 2.90 and 1.25.
Advert outlining prices on denim at $1.25 per pair for a 10 day sale, Bacon per pound offer, carpet broom 15 lb granulated sugar at $1.00 with a $5 purchase of other merchandise, indicating a limited time promo.
Advertising note offers shoe savings from $1.00 to $2.00 per pair with a 15 cent price on ladies muslin underwear and a 100 lb sack of chicken grit priced at 38 cents per pound.
Local notes report Harry Keables injuring his foot at the shop and needing crutches. Jure Bonnema leaves for Green Bay for winter work, while several others visit family and travel. Teachers and students prepare for fall classes at Penn School, and area residents attend events in Des Moines and nearby towns.
An Iowa woman, Mrs. John Sabins of Burlington, credits Tanlac with ending a ten year struggle with indigestion, nausea, gas, back pain, rheumatism, and insomnia. She reports improved appetite, weight gain, and calm nerves after taking a few bottles, noting a renewed vitality and a restful sleep. Henry Kuyper, a Morgan's 168th Band member, joined a Mt. Pleasant concert trip with his wife Mrs. Kuyper after the performance in Keosauqua and Keota.
A fragment describing the Toledo Blade as Americas home and farm newspaper with weekly and Chronicle subscription offers. It touts dependability and comprehensive weekly coverage including news, business, farming, women and children, religion, politics, economy, and social stories. It lists subscription prices: 75 cents per year for the Blade and 2.40 dollars for the Chronicle by mail for one year.
Miss Anna Dylhoff returned home Friday after six weeks visiting relatives in El Dora and Cooperton Oklahoma. Misses Jane Gosselink and Edna De Bruin, who enjoyed an outing at Lake Geneva for two weeks, returned home Saturday evening.
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