New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-09-20
cRoNE BROS. SPECIALS.
Snappy Savings.

CRONE BROS. SPECIALS.
Snappy Sayings.
This business follows its own leader
ship-none other to follow.
The goodness of goods is more inn
portant than the poorness of prices.
All are desirable and reasonable
Fairness is the principal feature OF
every price tag.
Half dollars are doing double duty.
High-grade goods at low-grade
prices.
Electric rays OF money, saving al
ways shine at our store.
Dollars Grow Bigger.
Your money is worth what it will
brlngg-then try us in summer under
wear. Must close it out.
Your money is simply on deposit
until you are perfectly satisfied.
Thisis brisk business weather. These
snappy mornings are business makers.
They make you think of things needed
They fill us with ambition to sell.
The widows are telling wonderful
story, but they're not telling it all.
One of two things we always near
to do. To sell you better goods thar
you can get elsewhere for the same
price. To sell you the same goods al
lower price than you can get then
elsewhere.
Dress Goods.
Dainty designs conceived by the
best Swiss barons.
Sweet patterns, executed by deft fin
gers. Every piece bears that distin
gushing mark of originality.
These weaves of beautiful and imma
culate wilderness, when fashioned into
the lovely gowns of the prevailing
vogue, entrance and captivate the mos
fastidious dresser.
The things left unsaid things we
can't put in words-the touch, the
look, the feel, the atmosphere of ele
gance surrounding our superb dress
goods stock-makes the weeks prices
doubly wonderful.
Not fabric missing that should b,
here-not fabric here that should b,
missing.
The whole store is on the latch, ant
the way is open for the coming of the
new dress goods.
Mrs. Frank Behnke returned thi
week from her extended trip to tn,
coast.
Mrs. James Dougher left for st
Paul Monday to visit week will
friends.
Marti Hose was one of the citizens
of this place who visited the fremen's
carnival at Tracy.
Sidney Alvin has left for Mime
apolis where he willtake his freshman
year at the university.
Judge and Mrs. B. F. Weber lef
Friday for Lake Itaska where they viii
spend few days fishing.
Miss Mollie Luehrs arrived in tn
city one day last week and is the CUES
of her sister, Mrs. John Buschers.
Jacob Neubauer, fireman on the M
q st. L. passenger has been relievet
| while he takes a vacation of ten days
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert O'Donnell LEI
the first of the week for short visi
with relatives and friends at Gin
cinnati.
Mrs. Otto Schell and dau ghter, Viol
left for Evanston last Wednesda
where Miss Schell will take up tn
study of elocution.
Miss Lillian Juni is home from he
trip to the Portland exposition an
visit with relatives on the coast. Sh
has been gone most of the summer.
j. G. Deveraux of st. Paul, repre-
senting the Typographical unions G
the cities was in the city Saturda
looking after the interests of the unio
in the hope of diverting printers fror
the cities, where there is a universe
strike pending.
Captain Thorpe of the marine SCI
vice of the United States will be in til
city Friday and will establish re
cutting station, for the purpose Of en-
listing young men for the navy. Dr.
Vogel is to be the examining physician
DR.. John Baasen has decided t
locate in the city of Fargo where h
will practice dentistry. DR.. Baase
has been in this city for nearly yea
since disposing of his practice at Ea
Claire, Wis. He is good dentist an
his friends wish him success.
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