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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
12
The shop presents affordable suit options for every man from conservative to fashion forward. Customers are invited to look, feel, and try on, with the store pledging complete satisfaction and maximum value for money based on the impression their clothes make.
Parents are proud of boys on the confirmation day and we offer special Suits Hats and Furnishings. Our suits are made by experts at mak ing boys Better Clothes with Serges and Worsted fabrics Norfolks double breasted or three piece styles. Suits for Boys 2.00 and up.
The new spring hats are ready for Easter with stiff hats in various crown heights and brim widths to fit men of all ages. A great three dollar derby is offered as the best value for the money, while soft hats suit old and young heads at any price, color, or shape.
Glasses fitted for personal needs. Miss Madeline Humphreys visits Cedar Rapids while Ralph Mason leaves for Minneapolis for a new position. State bank of Keota sues Joseph C. Kaufman for 1871.18. Board of supervisors adjourns until next Monday to name primary election judges and clerks. Miss Louise Conger visits Ruth Jones in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. F M Devendorf and children visit Independence over Sunday. E P Dickinson of New England Life Insurance and state of Illinois in Wa terloo heads home tomorrow. Mrs. E J Starr and children visit Grinnell. 120 Fifth street west eatery by George Corey and Butch Stricker refurbished and redecorated, maintaining high standards.
Dr. T. B. Fisher drew a good crowd at the Universalist church for a Holy Week talk with quartet music. Dr. Robert Westenberg spoke at First Presbyterian on the Ise of Christ, with tonight’s address titled His Great Address. Holy week services continue at Grace M. B. church led by Rev. E. D. Hull. Catholics Episcopalians and Lutherans observe special Holy Week rites. Good Friday includes a three hour Christchurch service and a Westminster union service with several pastors. Seash Hall hosts a dance tonight by the Gayle Yean orchestra.
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