New Dress Goods and Silks Ad for Tomorrow
An advertisement notes a fresh stock of 65c Tomorrow New Wool Dress Goods and New Persian Silks along with new dress trimmings to attract shoppers.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
4
An advertisement notes a fresh stock of 65c Tomorrow New Wool Dress Goods and New Persian Silks along with new dress trimmings to attract shoppers.
A sales note promotes a tomorrow event featuring brass craft and pyrography. It promises accessible, valuable, and distinctive articles. a modern window display invites interest. The ad claims the retailer holds the state's largest Mink Fur stock and asserts prices would be impossible for nonmarket buyers.
Waterloo social news reports farewell parties for Mrs. W B Graham and Mrs F A Perry, birthday surprise for Miss Floy Walker, a simple morning wedding of Elizabeth Eastman and H S Rowe, and William Schmidt's Magnolia wedding. Also covered are D A R activities, upcoming parties, church society events, and local club gatherings. The piece notes travels, departures, and homecomings across Waterloo and surrounding towns.
The Philates club meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Lt. Aldrich's Baltimore street home. Tabernacle chapter No. 62 R. A. M. holds a special convocation Thursday evening at 7 40 for Mark Masters work. P W to Tt. C. hosts a thimble bee Thursday at Mrs. Markle's. meet at G. A. R. at 9 sharp. Conveyances 20 cents round trip. Ladies Aid of Calvary Evangelical meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Schroederfer 1830 Fourth street cast. M. W. A. No. 821 holds regular meeting tonight in Seash hall with new ritual and social hour. Chapter 7%, P. E. O. picnic at Country club Saturday at 12. out of town members invited. notify Mrs. Balliett by Thursday. Phome 1132%. Royal Neighbor ladies host thimble bee at Mrs. Denison 436 Cottage street Thursday afternoon. neighbors and friends invited. take car to Barclay. Waterloo lodge 328 Moose meets Sept. 16. charter soon closes. submit applications today.
Mrs. Mary J. Kerr and her daughter Selah depart Thursday for Seattle to establish residence. Miss Kerr plans to enter the University of Washington to pursue a medical course upon graduation.
A 1909 graduate from West High School departed for a new home leaving behind many warm friends. The family, including Mia Kerr and her daughter, are remembered with warmth as they begin life in a distant new locale.
Samuel Geyer was taken to the Soldiers' home at Marshalltown for better care. The old Wapasite Mills plant was removed near town. Dunkerton beat Fairbanks and Wansle 6 to 0 in an outdoor ball game. Teo Cumming and wife visited Mrs. J A Presba at New Hartford. John Grinnell and family moved onto the farm recently vacated by L Jenson. T O Canfield was in Allison on business. A cow was killed on the railroad east of town. Farmers began cutting corn for wine tor's feeling. Wm Magea shipped a large herd of cattle. Picture framing by Peterson Bros. 221 W 4th.
Washington reports the largest single sale of lands to date will occur on the Crow Montana and Unitah Utah reservations on October 1 and November 1. About 1,600,000 acres suitable for dry farming and grazing are involved in the sale.
Chicago packers indicted for conspiring to restrain trade and monopolize the meat industry prepare a defense as printed indictments arrive. Ten defendants posted bonds totaling 210000. Louis F Swift and Thomas J Connors would return from Europe to post bonds within two weeks. Francis A Fowle failed to appear with bonds.
A department manager for Swift and Co states he is 111 years old but will present his sureties in a day or two. The note ends with an invitation to respond via a classified ad under the Courter heading.
After renting my farm I will hold a closing out sale at my farm located three and one half miles east of Waterloo on Independence Avenue road, three and one half miles northwest of Raymond, and three and one half miles southwest of Dewar.
An auction will be held Tuesday at eleven o'clock listing 7 horses including a bay mare in foal and a standard bred mare, 27 head of cattle plus 24 shoats, and extensive farming equipment such as a McCormick grain binder, hay loader, plows, cultivators, wagons, a gas engine, cream separators, churns, and feeders. Terms: cash up to 4100 and credit thereafter for one year at 8 percent from date. lunch at noon. Auctioneers: C. Fe. Phifer and Ira Rodamar.
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