The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-10-11
Frank Hansberger is in Ohio with

7ac blue enamel coffee pots IS cts
Cut Price Cash Store.
Mrs.. P Peterson returned home
from Willnont Tuesday,.
100 double deck rice boilers AZ
cents. Gut Price Cash Store
Mrs j. W. Cowing returned to her
h ONE at Jackson, Wednesday,.
Is to So per cent saved in buying
goods at the Cut Price Cash Store>
Born-To MI. and Mrs Zenas
Razza1d Tuesday, Oet., sth a
daughter:
Call and see the new Line of dress
goods at Cut Price Cash Store.
Pat O'Connor moved buinding
fer Matt Fish Monday and says he
never cracked the plastering at all.
New goods always coming at Cut
Price Cash Store
j. W. Woods moved Wednesday to-
Otter Tail Lake where he has fur
chased farm and will make his per-
m anent home.
Our buyer always in the market
for snrps to supply our s stores we
have got them.
T. W. Selby left Tuesday for Blue
Earth county to attend the funeral
of his brother in law E. Grove who
died Of bowel trouble. Mr.. Crows
wife died July 18th, thus both of
them were taken away very close to
gether.
No use to paw and cts for best
prints when you can get them at s
cts at Cut Price Cash Store.
Wet feet causes sickness, keep
them dry by getting Rubber boots
or rubhers, all sizes and all styles,
at Schwartz the Shoe Man.
.. We are in Worthington to stay we
are building up trade by knocking
down prices. Cut Price Cash Store.
W. J. Long, formerly roadmaster
on the Sioux Falls line has been
transferred to the same position on
the main line.
The motto of the Cut Price Cash
Store is to build up quality and wear
down prices.
Mr.. Dunbar of the Great Northern
road has been appointed roadmater
on the Sioux Falls line of the Oma-
ha road and is expected here soon
to take charge.
We are from Missouri and can
show you where you can save money
by trading with cash price with
only one price and everything mar
ked in plain figures. Cut Price
Cash Store.
G. M. Phelps, Forestdale, Vt. says
his child was completely cured of
bad case of eczema by the use of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Beware
of all counterfeits. It instantly re-
ieves piles. F. A. Groezinger.
J. w. Baker has rented the Wilson
house next to the Advance office and
will have a butter making room,
G. W. Wheeler having charge Of
the butter working
All Degree Of onor members are
requested to he present at our next
regular meeting Saturday evening
Oct. 18th as special business of i'm
po1tance will come up for discussion.
Ellen Leonard G.. of H.
F. Lyon returned last week Fri
day morning, from Mile Laos coun-
ty where he invested in twelve hun
dred acres of land. He thinks real
estate will rapidly advance in price
in that territory
A. P. Darling is exhibiting some
fine corn raised on his old farm.
The ears are large around and long
and would make the Iowa and illinois
corn grower turn green with envy
R. V. o. Bartlett has just closed
a contract with A. O. Steffins, of
Biltgens old stand, for ten thousand
cigars and a handsome glass top
show case. This is very large
order and denotes the popularity of
Bartletts ci gars.
The ten o'clock passenger train on
the Omaha Thursday struck drove
of hogs near Org, killing two, also
velocipede which was left standing
on the track by men who were
painting numbers on telegraph
poles. The car was about demolish-
ed.
For first class work go to the
Worthington Steam Laundry. Goods
call for and delivered to any part of
the city. Phone 1923.