SKIRTS Special Lot Shirted Top and Tier Skirts
A description of quality black taffeta skirts and tops in a special lot. The items include shirted tops and tiered skirts crafted from good quality black taffeta.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
9
A description of quality black taffeta skirts and tops in a special lot. The items include shirted tops and tiered skirts crafted from good quality black taffeta.
Cambric 36 inch ten cents value Inch Chambray 12140 value House dresses gingham percale 125 values Bungalow aprons 50 cents values Brooms Black 40 cents value Brooms 50 cents values 15 cents 29 cents 39 cents Camp grids folding 50 cents and one dollar Paints house and floor per gallon 4.35 Flat wall paints per gallon
Miss Anna Black, 25, reported to have been bound and gagged by three men who attacked her on a road near Carney. A horse buyer discovering her late at night notified authorities. Chief Crawford to inform the sheriff. She said the assailants fled after binding her and has received threatening Italian letters in recent months. The town's support remains divided as investigators pursue the case.
Last Friday the school here closed for the spring term. Mr Gallager of Lawler visited. Lawrence Heiple was hit on the head with a stone at play and was sidelined for days. Dell Fridley shipped hogs, Harry Buckles shipped an ear load. Buyers include Henry Moyer, C R Meyer, J E Graham, Steve Mace, G W Shanks. D and Heiple and John Schmitt lost a valuable horse last week. Your 15 cent want ad Puts it in every Waterloo home.
In Vinton on May 28 the college for the blind will unveil a tablet honoring late T F McCune, former superintendent. Prof G F Stanley elected principal of Waverly High School for next year, with his departure noted as a loss to local schools. The piece notes floods, family obits, and local society events across several towns.
A health teacher describes chronic digestive and urinary ailments plaguing Cedar Falls residents. He endorses Quaker Herb Extract to aid digestion, rebuild the digestive and blood systems, and alleviate symptoms from intestinal irritation to rheumatism. Remedies priced at 4.00 per bottle with discounts, available at Hansen & Pletcher Pharmacy and Cedar Falls Drug Co.
Prominent physician endorses a freckle removal remedy sold by druggists with a money back guarantee. The ad guarantees improvement, promising lighter freckles or complete vanishing after early applications. It urges asking for the double strength ethine for best results.
An advertisement promises restoration of health and strength for nervous exhaustion with three-grasp cadomena tablets sold in sealed tubes. It claims toning powers absent opiates or habit forming drugs and includes full directions with each tube. The copy targets men and women seeking relief from fatigue, anxiety, and related symptoms.
Mrs William Litzenberg of Montezuma Iowa recounts long stomach troubles solved by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She praises the first dose and four bottles, claiming restored appetite strength and ability to work after distress from gas and stomach pressure. The ad promises guaranteed results or money back.
Following memorial services at the Water Roo theater, Mrs Loren Rider of 781 Grant Avenue invites sons grandsons and their wives to the home on Monday afternoon for a cordial gathering after the services.
An old time advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to darken gray hair naturally. It claims dandruff relief and reduced scalp itching, with ready to use tonic costing about 50 cents a bottle sold at drug stores, and mentions H. W. Taggart as a seller.
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