Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-01

We would like you to see the bes
suit of clothes ever sold anywhere a
$40 and Sl2. Bears.
We carry full line of paints and
varnishes. We mix paints any color
you desire. H. A. Prastmark g. Son.
1873
The Allamakee- cGregor Woodman
picnic will be held in Waukon this
year and the date has been set for
Wednesday, June 10th.
We provide glasses 70 meet every
defect of vision, and our charges are
moderate. M. j. Soukup, Jeweler
and Optician. 13tf
Supt. G. A. Kent, of the Charles
City schools, has resigned his position
to accept a position in Chicago as
elementary school principal.
| Our clothing is in class by it.
self; such creditable assortment has
never been gathered under one roof
here. Come and see. Bears.
The dates for the Big Five Teach
ers meet this year are April "a and %.
and the place in which this big meet.
ing will be held is in West Union.
Waukon expects to secure additional
train service on the branch. their ap-
peal to the railroad commissioners
having resulted in favorable action.
A dispatch from Cerro Gordo county
says that there are 48 schools in that
county and less than twenty teachers
available to fill the positions for the
spring terms.
New Hampton poultry enthusiasts
have formed an organization the OBJ
ject of which is to promote the growth
of the poultry industry in New
Hampton and throughout the county.
The Window Citizen would like to
know why the father bolts his horse
in the barn, but lets his boy prowl
around at night? And why does he
chain up five-cent dog and let his
daughter hutter at random.
Il have carload of seed potatoes
that came this week; early Ohios,
early Triumphs. and New York
Rurals Fine seed stock. For sale at
Geo. Bernatz. 1879
At church entertainment in
southern Iowa the other evening the
master of ceremonies announced
Miss Bates will sing oh. That I
had Wings Like Dove. for Then !
Would Fly Away accompanied by
the minister.
Whenever You feel uneasy in your
spectacles don't hesitate to call and
see Us, always glad to help you. II
no change is necessary we will tell
you. M. J. Sonkup. Jeweler and
Optician. fStf
The smallest pair Of colts ever born
in the state of Iowa--at least so far
as any general knowledge goes-were
born last Thursday afternoon at the
w. j. Monroe farm near Webster
City. They are Shetland twins, both
mares. and one weighs eighteen
pounds, while the other just tips the
scales at twentv-three. Both can
stand up and will live.
Ben Bear, of DEBORAH. Iowa, is one
of the best clothing advertisers in
Iowa. Ben may have been bare when
he was born. At any rate since that
advent he has been Ben Bear. and he
sells clothing. Ben Bear who has
been bare, couldn't bear to see men
bare. This may be more than Ben
Bear can bear but he is no has been,
bear this in mind. All editors can
bear Ben Bear. bare or clothed ON ac-
count of the leadership he has among
country advertisers. Britt Tribune.
"Uncle' Tom Tracy. who is now
over ninety years of age, has in his
possession something which there are
but few, if any. persons living who
can boast of. and that is a diary, in
which he has recorded the daily hap
penings of his life for the past 60
years. The book is valued very high
ly by himself and children, the latter
who can refer to almost any event In
their lives through its pages. Nashua
Reporter.
The owner of the pocket book con-
tanning between $500 and $500 found
on the railroad track between North
McGregor and Monona has been
located in South Dakota. He was
moving from Wisconsin to South Da-
( kota in box car aud in some manner
lost his wealth. He is lucky to find
it again. Mike Farrell of this city is
the honest man who found it and is
deserving of liberal reward. Ell
kader Democrat.
We pay no commission to any
paper hanger. When you buy wall
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