Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-12-16

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IT. A. Scheidemantel of Ossian
was q DEBORAH business visitor Satur-
day
HOLSTERS. oysters, game, etc. fol
the holidays at E. j. Powers restau'
rant.
Our fur coats are worth fully 81
to S. more than we ask for them.
Bears.
Our store will be open evenings
from the 18th to the Gath. K. l.
Haugen.
Don't worry about the baking, but
buy your bread of Hedges & Thomp-
son. 500
H. A. Pond of Fayette, travel.
ing salesman, was calling OH the trade
here Friday.
Settle the coal and wood question
by buying your bread of Hedges &
Thompson. 500
Gilbert Soland went to Lake Pres,
ton, Mimi. yesterday, on business
and pleasure trip.
-Tolstad Bros. have started to buy
hogs in DEBORAH. They will shiI
from the Rock Island yards.
The largest and finest line OF
cigars In DEBORAH. in every form fol
holiday presents, at Trczinski's.
Button Button Who's got the
Button! Button Button What's the
Button got? The Button sells every.
thing.
The subject of the sermon at Unity
church next Sunday will be "Inter
national Peace-A Christmas Ser
mon."
The new residence erected bv j.
S. Williams on Broadway is being
occupied. 1t will make fine home
for the family.
You don't know it, do you? that
you have the largest emusic House
in the state Of Iowa right in DEBORAH,
we'll it's fact. Marsh Music House.
That's the one. 4S-3
Japanese vases. the most beautiful
line. Imported direct. Nothing hand.
somer for Christmas present.
Schuck Dry Goods Co.
The lost girl found at Tarvestad's
Music Store. where her father bought
her one of the beautiful sweet-toned
Kimball Pianos 500
All the barber shops of the city
will be closed all dav on Christmas.
They will keep open the night before,
however, the same as on Saturday
nights. to accommodate their Gus
toners.
The local stores are filled will
immense stocks of holiday goods. and
their obliging clerks are ready to wal,
on the big trade that will come in the
next few days. We would advise al
to make their holiday purchases al
early as possible, as there will be 9
rush the last few days.
DIR. W. r. Toye and son Herber,
went to Northwood yesterday morn.
ing, having been called there by q
telegram announcing tho death of Mrs.
H. T. Toye, who had been i'll for some
time. Mrs. Ioye was a former resi-
dent of this. city, her maiden name
being Miss Ella Peck, and she hat
many friends here who will be painet
to learn of her demise. Mrs. w. H.
Toye has been with her for severa
days.
If you want to get in on thai
Chicago Daily Tribune proposition
you'll have to hurry. The trouble il
you don't realize how cheap it is
Remember we are giving you tn,
greatest daily paper in America. de
lfvered to your home every day for {
whole year, together with Public
Opinion for 49, 80. This makes th,
cost of the Tribune only So. 90. w,
don't make a penny of profit on it. bu
are advertising it so that our patron
may get the very best there is.
We have been trying the recent.
advised method of saving the vast
fuel that always goes into the ash heal
i'm burning anthracite and semi IAN
thracite coal, with good results. TIL
process is simple and more than pay
for the trouble it occasions. The ashe
are dampened as they come from til
CRATE of stove or furnace, and are the
thrown back into the fire pot npon
hot bed of Goals. The result is fir
that is as hot as can be secured wit
fresh fuel. and the saving which thi
heat represents consists of unconsume
fuel that otherwise goes into the as
barrel.
Mrs. Dan Shea met with q painful
accident one day last week which wa