The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-16

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THE MISSES KANNAL
"All women are beautiful some
one has truthfully said, but stylish
and we'll fitting garments go far to-
wards enhancing the physical charms
and displaying the natural ,graces OF
the human form divine. The fash
ionable dressmaker is indispensable
to the modern woman and Worthing-
ton is fortunate in possessing such.
We refer to the Misses Kannal These
ladies have been in business here
for the past three years and their
products are strictly up to date in
all that the term implies. They
do their own cutting and fitting
and are constantly in touch with
the fashionable centers thus giving
their customers the latest modes and
fashions. They make specially of
making ladies fine silk party gowns.
The members of this firm are Miss
Nellie and Miss Retta Kannal and
are well and favorably known in
the best circles of Worthington and
number among their patrons many
of the most fashionable ladies of
this city.
GEIGER' COFFEE HOUSE AND
RESTAURANT. Z
Among the various Enterprises Of
this city there is. probably ~ other
that is more widely and faTorably
known than Geiger's Coffee House
and Restaurant. This weMknown
place of refreshment has been in
existence for several years and has
always borne a good name among
residents and transients. Mr.. A.
Biting the present genial proprie.
tor is keeping up it's reputation in
full. He formerly ran the depot
lunch counter and is gentleman of
experience in catering to the wants
of the public. Short orders and
lunches are his specialties and many
a weary traveller has had just cause
to call him blessed after partaking
of a cup of his coffee which alone
would establish a reputation for any
eating house. Everything the
market affords is supplied his
customers, berries, fish, game and
oystres in season, and with prompt
service and high grade cooking
leaves nothing to be, desired. We
can commend this place and Mr..
Biting to the public in general
WOR T IN GTON STE AM
UNDRY. o. -"
AS cities progress and grow, and
as business increases, the old, slow,
fogy methods of doing business are
supplanted by more modern and
perfect means. Thi. reminds us
that Worthington has an up-to-date
Steam Laundry fitted with the latest
machinery and conducted by a
gentleman who thoroughly under
stands the business. Mr.. J.. H.
Blume, the proprietor. has conducted
the laundry for the past year and
has built up a most satisfactory
business. He uses no acids in his
laundry and the character of the
work turned out is not surpassed in
the state. Short order and express
work are among his specialties and
here in the city goods are called for
and delivered in prompt and sat-,
isfactory manner and at prices as
low as is consistent with first class
work. He has a 100 shirt washer,
steam drying room, centrifugal
extractor, and iron ers, polishers,
shapers and everything
found in a modern laundry plant.
These are all run by q 20 horse
power engine and boiler. Mr.. Blume
is one of our representative business
men and we feel called upon to
make favorable mention of the rep
utation his laundry has for first
class work. Z
ST. CROIX LUMBER CO.; |
Lumber has it's history and like
Ill histories has it various chapters.