The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-02-26
Quick sales at Laidlaw's
Low prices at Laidlaw's

Great bargains I'm fine foot wear a
! G. d. NICHOLS & Co.
Elm Street was flooded Tuesda,
lowing to the thaw and the snow.
Only few more ladies shoes left q
Greenbaum's.
G. NJ. Carver returned home from
California last Saturday.
Look at Greenbaum's 40 cents un
derwear in the window.
H. Y. Ernst and John Steinmar
are in the eastern markets purchas
ing the stock for the Alliance store.
Gentlemens' fineFoot Wear at
G. D. NICHOLS & Co.
Remember the auction sale on the
farm Of FRED WoELLsTEIN five miles
south OF Csesco on Tuesday next.
The Bargain Store OF Cresco al
LAIDLAw's
Mr.. Geo. M. Harris has been under
the weather ever since his return
from Chicago two weeks since.
A few more shawls left at one
half their value at Laidlaw's.
Jacob Woellstein Jr. has very
nice ring which the loser can obtain
10y calling on him and describing it.
Are you soleless? if SO you will find
it at the Golden. Eagle Clothing
House.
John Lawler of Prairie du Chen
died Tuesday, Feby "a, from the eff
feet Of his paralytic attack,
Fancy Percale shirts Worth 41.OO
to 81 80 for % and 45 cents at Green
baum's.
Mason City is to have a daily pa
per the first Of March, by Rec STAN
berry OF the Times.
DR.. Cleminer shipped one of his
Aberdeen Angus bulls to q Franklin
county farmer, yesterday.
+. w. Searles and wife went to Wis
it with father, mother and Lime
Springs friends yesterday.
Mrs. Fry of New York, an old
time acquaintance and friend of Mrs
H. c. Price has been spending q few
days with her.
Have you been in Greenbaum's
store lately.
s. L. Cary Of Jennings, La. came
in on the train from the east yester-
day and left on the first train out
for the south.
Mrs. Yerick, sister-in-law of Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Berry returned home
to Marble Rock yesterday after u
weeks visit here with her friends.
$50 buys you an outfit of Felt
DOOlS anu huDDerS at
] G. D. NICHOLS & Co.
Mrs. b. Chaplin of Chester il the
guest of Mrs. Strother with whom
and with other friends she has been
for day or two.
Mrs. +. NJ. Dissmore with masters
Guy and Harry return home to Gro
sier. North Dakota next week leav-
ing here on Tuesday morning.
Auction OF Clothing and Furnish
ing goods in front of Court House
H. T. Reed authorizes and directs
us to say that he will not, under any
allow the use of his
name in connection with the Mayor
atty Of Cresco.
The kids" are making the fur fly
ut Greenbaum's.
The ElMa news reports that Elijah
Brown q former resident Of New
Oregon has purchased the Frank
Devereaux stock of goods and will add
dry goods to the stock.
There is danger in impure bloody
There is safety in taking Hoods Sars-
aparilla, the great blood purifier.
100 doses one dollar.
The Berg building is completed so
far as the carpenters, are CONCERNED,
the painters now are at the finishing
touches. 1t is the finest block in
town.
Another bargain in writing paper
and Paperties at Laidlaw's
Lenten Services will be held dur
ing the week commencing Sunday
March Sth, by Rev. Irving McElroy,
in Grace Episcopal Church. The
public cordially invited.
The article which appears in our pa
per today on County Uniformity in
text books fo:. Cur public schools is in
the right direction and the measure
will be of benefit to the people gen.
orally, and should have their cordial
and hearty sanction ut the election to
occur the second Monday in March,
Let your ballot read
s'For County Uniformity"
Mrs. Boone, Of Clinton, says: II
used one bottle Of Woods Worm De.
stroyer. 1t brought worms o foot
long away from my little boy. II
gave him good color in his face ard
he got fat. tried cakes to no pur.
pose. l can recommend it to every
mother as the best 1919