Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-08

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Henry Renker went to Calmal
Saturday, on business.
james Duffy was over from the
Fort Monday, on business.
Will LANCE and wife, of Bluffton,
were in the city on Monday.
-Laces and embroideries at q great
discount. Fred J. Rosenthal.
Miss Adaleen Allen was at Calmar
Saturday, taking dispositions.
Two new milch Jersey cows for
sale, inquire at the Sugar Bowl-51-l
j. w. Daubney arrived home from
the western part of the state yesterday
w. r. Toye went to Northwood
Monday, to look after business inter
ests.
w. M. Dinger, of Button town
ship, was a DEBORAH business visitor
Monday.
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sunday. to attend the funeral of his
nephew.
-Messrs. Woldum and Stee, of Mas
sett, made us pleasant business call
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ace Webster were up
from Waucoma over Sunday, visiting
relatives.
w. r. Van Vliet, of Burr Oak
township, made us pleasant call on
Saturday afternoon.
IS. r. Chamberlain departed for st.
Paul Saturday, after several weeks
visit with DEBORAH friends.
--Wanted-Old rags. rubber, copper
brass and zinc. Highest prices paid,
cash or trade. d. E. Reed stiff
Ed. Pease has been home from the
western part of the state for the past
few days, visiting relatives and friends
Otto Hexom left for South Dakota
Saturday, in response to telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of his
mother.
Farm for sale or rent-150 acre farm,
one mile from DEBORAH, on Burr Oak
road. Inquire ID. Z. Reeds hardware
store DEBORAH. stiff
Ed. Stark, a former employee in
this Office, came down from Mankato,
Mimi, for short visit, going to Walk
on Monday, to visit his mother, Mrs.
A. J. Hersey.
Why do you buy some inferior shoes
that you know nothing of their reput-
alton when you can get pair of May
ers Custom made, and every pair guar
anteed to you? Fred J. Rosenthal.
Photographers B. J. Reynolds has
just received a large shipment of late
Staple Picture Mouldings for his Frame
Department. Call and see him for fine
frames at fair prices.
Did you know that +. ]. Rosenthal
has had the agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine for many years; it
gives excellent satisfaction. Make your
self present of one.
We are informed that butter made
last week by the Red Oak creamery,
Springfield township, captured highest
prices in the Boston markets. f. f..
Clement, ST., was at the helm.
Ben Bear uses the whole of the
eighth page of thisi issue to tell our read
ers about his big February Clearing
Sale. He makes some sweeping prices,
and it will pay clothing buyers to read
it carefully.
How do you like the new feature
we have inaugurated the past few weeks
that of running a half-tone cut Of seen.
cry and buildings about DEBORAH each
week? We intend to continue this
feature indefinitely, hoping that the
added expense and labor will be APP
preciated by our readers. BY the way,
wouldn't you like to send the paper to
some friends abroad while these cuts
are being printed? There's no better
way to illustrate and advertise DEBORAH
We want February to be as busy
this year as our usual busy months
For that reason we have concluded tc
make one OF the most extensive clear
ing sales ever known in the west We
make you this proposition. To sell al
winter goods at actual net cost, some
things cheaper than cost, as we wan
to get rid of all winter Overcoats
listers, and Underwear. Remember
we offer no old shelf worn goods
Remember all our clothing Is new
clean, and up-to-date, while on
listers are the best In the land. W.
are determined to make business TO
February, and really assure our Gus
, toners that, admitting 1t Is late to bu!
winter goods now, still we are Offering
such values that 1t will pay you doubl
to buy them now. Ben Bear.