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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
7
The ad promotes white canvas oxfords and high heeled pumps at low prices while supplies last, with lace curtain material at one-fifth off. Also advertised are two remaining ladies suits from $29.75 and $30.00, urging quick purchase before closing out.
Large dark kitchen aprons priced at 22.50 for a set, highlighting quality for housework and noting they cost less than percale fabric. The item is presented as a good value for home cooks.
Rolfe and surroundings see a weekend of visits and travel. Mrs. Poppinga of Palmer hosts relatives. Frank Fraser and others head to Lamberton while Earl Chambers returns from Coe College for his brother Glenn’s death. Community events include a Decoration Day flower orders plea and a Kentucky lump coal sale. Local movements feature hospital patients, funeral attendance, and a steady stream of relatives visiting from Pocahontas, Humboldt, and Fort Dodge.
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