Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-12-12

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. Cole returned from Chicago, after a
:, Vagts.
James J. VanSlyke left Friday morn
ing for a visit with his son Ed at Fair
mont, MINI, and his other children in
the Twin Cities.
For SALE-Malleable Steel Range
with water front, and two burner Per-
lection Oil stove with oven. Enquire
: Of MISS LAURAINE MEAD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Goetteis and
daughter we're in Cresco last week en-
route from visit with Postville rela-
tives to their home in LIE Roy.
Extra Piano votes with Shoe Polishes
and brushes. 100 votes on loo pur-
chase. 500 votes on Csc purchase.
1872 ALIENS SHOE STORE.
For 1886 Gas Machine Gasoline of
highest grade and quality, at lowest
market prices, write Gas Oil Co., GIT
Peoples Gas Bldg, Chicago, III. 16t4
A complete line of Partisan ivory
hard mirrors, trays, brushes and combs
and novelties. Come and get our
prices. FRED LOWRY.
| Extra Piano votes with Shoe Polishes
and brushes. 100 votes on lOc pur-
chase. 500 votes on Csc purchase.
| 1912 ALIENS SHOE STORE.
| FOR SALE Recorded old Duroc Jer-
sey boar, an extra fine hog. Enquire
at the SoLToW place, mile east of
Kendallville Phone Kendallville line
A splendid line of framed pictures,
"good pictures" from 48c and. up to
$50. Fine lires of serving trays from
1.39 and up at Swenson's jewelry
store.
Mrs. C. E. BIackorby and little son
of Hansboro, N. D., and Mrs. Will
Converse and little son of St. Paul ar
reved yesterday for visit at the S.
A. Converse home.
For RENT-A good eight room
house, modern improvements, opposite
of the public school. on the corner, now
occupied by E. A Hoopman. Inquire
of C. D. NICHOLS. loft
Lois Dickinson, who has been SPEND
ing the summer with her grandmother,
Mrs. D. D. Palmer. left Friday for
Waterloo and from there will go to her
home at Memphis, Tenn.
l have opened a shoe repair shop in
the building just south of the Nichols
Clothing store and solicit share of
your patronage. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. NICK STILES.
Why not make your wife pleasant
surprise by buying her Base Burner
for Xmas. We are giving liberal
discount now for cash.
PETERSEN BROS. Co,
Morton Fields, wife and little daugh-
ter arrived Wednesday night from
Rapid City. S. OAK, for visit with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E. Fields and other relatives here.
The men of the Morgan church will
give an oyster supper at the home of
John Clink on Tuesday evening, Dec.
18th. The men folks will please bring
cakes and the ladies full pocket books.
The largest assortment-finestl lines
most unique and exclusive designs of
cut glass and china articles that will
not be found elsewhere Lowest
prices. w. O. Swenson 1.-THE Jewell
err
Fine novelties in leather goods. The"
largest and most select assortments-
finest line in town-Prices are right. 1t
will pay you to inspect, can save you
money. w. o Swenson 1.-THE Jewell
err :
The largest and best selected lines
of swell umbrellas, hand bags, mesh
bags, pocket books, bill folds, back
combs, barrettes, jeweled hair pins.
Special prices. Swenson's jewelry
store.
A splendid new line of fine brass,
copper and nickel goods. Casserole.,
bake dishes. coffee percolators. cleo
triclamps, dining room domes, showers.
etc. Special prices. W. o. Swensoa
The Jeweler.
Mrs. VIM. Rathert went to Linz
Springs Wednesday to visit her neice
Mrs. Wilbur Wells. Her sster-in-
law, Mrs. Geo. Price. of Pioneer. Ia.
accompanied her home Wednesday
night for visit with relatives here.
would like it distinctly understood
that have not closed my dress maxi
ing parlors, as has been reported. All
fist. class work done at verv mode. ate
prices. MRS &. l.. GILL,
1912 Over Ciark's Grocery.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Bap~
fist church will have Chicken Pie
Dinner in w. @. W. hall on Saturday.
Dec. 18th, beginning at IL O'Clock.
They will also have an apron and
handkerchief sale and home made
candy.
A little time spent in the Market
Street Drug Co. 5 Store will enable.
you to make your list Of Christ
mas Gifts quickly and satisfactorily.
This is the time for inspection, to see
the many pretty things and have selec-
tions laid aside.
Married. Thursday morning. Nov. q.
Miss Lillian Maxwell and Henry At
kinson. Miss Maxwell is teacher in
the public schools and Mr.. Atkinson OF
the Atkinson Bros. restaurant on the
east side of Main street. They left
Thursday morning for her home in +
Lime Springs. -Fayette reporter.