The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-11-27
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Van VaIkenbers sells LoveIe,s
bread. -.

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Brick Ice cream for Thanksgiving
at the City Pharmacy.
The barber shops will close at ont
O'Clock Thanksgiving day.
We sell Ye Old Tyne bakery
bread J.P. Biltgen and Co. 2Otf
C.M. Crandall was called to Win
dom Wednesday on legal business.
Hot water, steam and furnace
work. Peter A. Eeinl. 19tf
Vic Anderson left Saturday night
for Chicago with two car loads OF
live stock.
Mothers Bread, Pure as mother
II ade it. Is now for sale by Harry
Lewis.
Roy Beede Of Pipestone is guest
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. L.W.
Abbott this week.
Turney supper and every thing
good is WHAT you get Thanksgiving
night at Datyon s, also Oyster stews.
Information has reached here that
MISS Ma 5ygie Baldwin had died at a
hospital IN Minneapolis Tuesday.
Mss Mary johnson of Forest City
is guest at the home of her sister
Mrs. John Sahlbom in this city this
week.
Found-That Seyestram causes
headaches and that properly fitted
gases will relieve them. See DR..
Simpson 25-27 and %.
The game Than ksgiving promises
to be the most interesting one of the
season the kids think they.~.are too
much for their older brothers.
A. N. Douglass and wife left We'd
nesday for Mankato where they
will visit at the home OF their
daughter over Thanksgiving.
The foot ball team say, they won It
do a.thing to their seniors, at the
Fair ground tomorrow, but hit them
hard at every turn as tn ey may nev
er get another chance.
Regular meeting of Worthintgon
Homestead No. 70, Brotherhood
of American Yeomen, Tuesday eve
ming Nov. "a. at 7:30. All Archers
urged to be present.
Chas. Peterson was brought over
from Brewster to the county Jail
Tuesday night to serve a sentence
of thirty days for robDing the till OF
the pool room at that place.
Constipation, headache, backache
feel mean, no appetite, all run down.
Rocky Mountain Tea will make
you well and keep you we'll. Money
back if it fails. IS cents. F.M.Hick-
man.
The high school foot ball team
are jubilant over an opportunity to
get whack at those who have pre-
ceeded them, 80 if you want to see
some sport turn out to the game to-
morrow.
Miss Louise Schultz who has been
head trimmer at Miss Richie Max
wells millinery parlors, for several
weeks, left for her home at Sargent,
Mimi, where she will remain for
the winter.
s. P. Bach of Round Lake has
left via Chicago for q visit at his
home in Denmark. He will leave
New York ON the 28th for Ham
Lurg on the Patricia of the Ham,
burg American Line.
John Falk after being in this
country for about six months, left
last Sunday morning for Minneap-
oils to join the Christmas excursion
for Sweden on the Steamer Teuton-
ic of the White Star Line.
DR.. Simpson wants to examine
every case of weak eyes in this vi
cinity and will do it absolutely Free
OF Charge. He will be at Brace y
Jewellery store, Nov. 1921 and %,
! returning every sixty days.
NJ. j. Balm Ann Arbor--'I have
tried many medicines but find moth
ing so good as Rocky Mountain Tea.
''Theres no other medicine that
makes sick people we'll SO quickly.
IS cents. F. M. Hickman.
Conductor Crosby of the Rock
Island road has moved his family in