Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-11-14
S1.0O PER YEAR

Charles. ....... ".
Mrs. Chandler and little daughter.
Dorothy, and Luella. w aite, who have
been guests at the Richard Geraty
home, returned Tuesday to their home
at Minneapolis.
have opened shoe repair shop, in
the building just south of the Nichols
Clothing store and solicit share Of
your patronage. Satisfaction euaran-
teed. NICK SrlLEs.
Try my scalp treatment and sham
poos tor dandruf and falling hair. Lo-
Gated in rear rooms over Davenport's
Smoke House. .a<
+ 11.t8 Mrs. Mary Streinz..
The largest and best selected lines in
the city Of cut glass, cut crystal, ster-
ling silver deposit crystal, ETC.. prices
the lowest. %"
w. O. SwENsoN, the Leader.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.. Wildman left Fri
day for Leroy for visit at the home
Of their daughter, Mrs. r. j. Becker
before Roing to Rapid City. S. D., to
spend the winter with their son.
Mrs. Abner Lane, better known to
Cresco people as Allie NARROW, ar
rived from Mankato, Minn., Thursday
evening for visit among Cresco rela-
tives. Her husband joined her for IN
over Sunday visit.
Remember the one month sale Of
millinery goods. Over Petersen's hard
ware, store. No trimmed or 'untrim-
med hats over $3.50. Sale begins
Nov. 18th and continues till Bee. 18th.
Call and secure ssne real bargains.
For SALE-Fawn and white Indian
Runner ducks. Heavy layers Of white
eggs only. Young and old stock $l.00
each orssix for $500 Enquire Of
Z MRS. E. REAUREGARp.
Phone West 8. Cresco, Iowa.
AGENTS NEW SELLING PLAN,
CUMULATIVE 100 to 800 per cent.
Man Of woman. household necessity
life Job. experience unnecessary. Act
quickly, secure protected territory.
AkrfOkD AFG.. Co. 16S Elizabeth St..
,ChicIko. .;.s..
As3 this is the G Centennial year Of the
birth Of the Rev. G. g.. Brown we1xiif
consider his J.. life and ;lsbSrs in Iowa
next Sunday evening se the .9sptist
church. A cordial invitation iss ex-
tended to all. F. Clifford. Shaffer.
Minister. a.,
R The largest anasbest selectidn Of fine
china will be found at Swenson's .Jek-
elry apd Art Shore: The right china
at the right price Don't b deceivsn,
can sell you, most choice. seleeeed
china as low a. china can be bought
w. %. Swenson. u I'M
Cameo Jewelryr- The cameo 10. q re-
vivalef styls-that was fashionable
yean age. There il something ssoe-
scribably elegant and beautiful aheut
jesvsiry Of this kind: A NEST bsaati-
fui and we'll selected line will be found
at ". O. Swenson's Jewelry Store.
The Congregational Friendly will be
entertained next Thursday afternoon.
Nov. goth, by Mrs. +: j. Booth, Mrs.
E.. F. Barfoot. Mrs. ". G. Hardy. Miss
Mabel Brown and Mrs. 7. J.: Ruther
ford ut the home of the latter. Allin-
terested in the church are invited to
attend. ''; '~.fz,
The ladies' of St. Jessph's Parish
will give a card party. Tuesday even.
inx, Nov. 25th, at Knights Of Ceatm-
bss hall. 1t is impossible for Father
ackamee to be bore en- that day, and
instead there viii be q voting osn-
test'' sitter playing cards. % not miss
the fun and excitement. Card playing
at $50 sharp l2t2
The Ladies Aid of tho Evangelical
church near Florenceviile, win serve
their annual dinner in Cresco. Saturday
Nov. 18th. at the Modern Woodna.n
hall over lenders meat market. Din
aer; viii be ready at IL O'Clock. An
elaborate bill Of fare is being prepared.
Price 25c. Every body welcome. :.
For SALE-2span of young, large
draft mares. the best that money can
buy, three of them in foalIby Lydon's
Norman, span Of good sucking colts.
set Of new harness and good wagon
with new box, and new ceen plo*.
Also lots z and g. in lWaverly add to
Cresco. Phone ZIG.
E. H. BLACK, G15 E. End St, Cresco
On Saturday. Nov: s22d. in the W. o.
w. hall, the Ladies'; Aid Of the German
lutheran Church viii have sale con
sisting Of quilts. aprons and fancy
articles. They will also servs a Is cent
l., ,choon cnno;o finu. of- .aond du;choo