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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-05
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

FURNISHED APARTMENTS
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FURNISHED apartment for rent. 5o4
Fourth avenue north.
FURNISHED apartment; private bath
216 Second avenue north. ROLAND Apis
TWO ROOMS. modern. gas range. priv
ate entrance, heat and light. 312 Eighth
street south.
FURNISHED apartment Of three rooms
modern. 1919 Fifth avenue north.
THREE-ROOM furnished apartment,
bath, fone. 30si2 Fifth ave. No. $35.
MODERN. furnished 4-room apartment
and furnished rooms. 4l2 Fifth ave. n.
TWO-ROOM apartment. furnished, ground
floor private entrance. No children
desired. 9O2 Sixth ave. n. Fone 6671
ONE furnished flat. III Fourteenth St.
north. Fone 1878.
THREE-ROOM furnished apartment,
down stairs. 81 Fifth ave south.
TWO-ROOM furnished apartment. All
Fifth avenue north.
TWO-ROOM nicely furnished apartment,
modern, for adults. 421 Fifth ave. n.
FURNISHED apartment. West Hotel.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment Of two
rooms. No children. 521 Fifth ave- No.
TWO and Groom apartments. 515 Eighth
street south. Berkshire Apartments.
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WANTED Statesmen

wANTED-Salesman, married. age 25 to
So, good chance for advancement.
salary and commission. Local man only.
P O. Box 344.
GET INTO OIL BUSINESS-All Mon
tana's money this year will be invested
in oil; get your share. See f. p. Taylor,
Is Dunn Block, for the best proposition.
FIRST-CLASS salesman wanted to sell
industrial stock for manufacturing en-
terpriso with its product now on the
market. Address p. o. box 1925. Bill
inss, Mont.
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HELP wANTEn-MALB

WANTED-Two extra shoe men. Apply,
Flaherty e. Perra, IL Third street So.
WANTED-Man and wife. or girl or
woman, also man for farm work. Call
614 First avenue north. Roney.
COOK wanted at Newman lunch counter.
Great Northern depot.
BARBER wanted; Steady JOB for right ign
avenue and Fourth street.
RAILWAY mail clerks, $110 month. Ex-
perience unnecessary Young men. II
upward, desiring clerkships. write for
fsss sryes K Terry ~ Gx'
Bldg. Washington.
WANTED-Butcher for back room and
Market. Choteau, Mont.
WANTED-A hardware and implement
salesman. Box 167 Tribune.
COEUR D'ALENE MINES
timbermen, s6.25 Eight hour shift:
steady employment; no blankets need
ed; modern boarding and rooming
lights. reading rooms; good houses Tor
rent to men with families. Write or
apply to Mines Employment office.
Geo. T. Edmiston. Mgr, Wallace. Idaho.
LEARN-Aetua, sas aYto repair yylean.s,ns' sa5aa;
AUTOMOBILE, TRACTOR
MECHANICS,
Acetylene, welders and tire vulcanizers
are in greater demand than ever be
fore. Men who have been properly
trained by actual experience under
expert instructors are the men who
are wanted. The demand increases
every day. Learn these well-paying. at
tractive trades in a practical au:omo-
bile and tractor school. Only school of
this kind west Of Missouri which was
approved and employed by U. s. gov
ernment war department for training
soldiers. All previous. army school
equipment consisting Of engines. mag
netos, motors and generators. bat
teries. cars and tractors now available
for you to use. Four big schools TO go
to-Spokane. Seattle, Vancouver, b. c..
and St. Paul. Write nearest branch for
special rates. New illustrated catalogue
sent FREE upon request.
Modern Automobile and
Tractor Schools,
W1SO5 Third Ave. Spokane. Wash.
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HELP wAxrED-1rxAL1


| THREE women solicitors wanted. Elk
per1ence unnecessary. Call Room Z,
Stevens hotel. between Il and l.
| WANTED-Girl for general housework.
Family Of three. 1920 Third ave. No.
! WANTED Single lady housekeeper. Ad-
dress. Box 229 Tribune.
WANTED -Chambermaid. out Of town,
$50 per month. Board and room. Fone
EVERY ONE likes Barcley custom-made
corsets; best. Mrs. Moore, Hotel Foley:
WANTED-Housek to care for home
on ranch for widower with two small
George Mof sfeff crss1 ss,2 nons sSok 'o
MAID WANTED. Elmore Apartments.
hApsKlENcED Aptei' ehameerma'd' Northern
A MOI Cook to cook meals a day.
Box PIG Tribune.
WANTED-Woman cook. Married wo-
man preferred. 319 Fourth ave. south:
GIRL for general housework, small
family. 1415 Fourth avenue north.
GRADUATE NURSES wanted immedi-
Pleasant % M nurses MSaS home. 9@ Traintne school
1nclose references first letter. Salary
$40 and maintenance. Apply, Superin-
tendent, Gait Hospital. Lethbrtdge,
WOMAN for gent housework. Fone 1880.
" ~, G|O-v " dAueSSs wv cAPeAAe.~
mattresses for railroad lunch room, out
OF town. Apply, L. Newman News and
Lunch ROOM office. near depot.
TWO chambermaids, $40 month, room
and board. Box POI Tribune. State ex-
HOUsEKEEPER-No objection to one
child. Address. Hotel Vaughn. Vaughn
Montana
WOMAN for general housework. good
wages; 60 homo nights II preferred. 5l2
Fourth avenue north.
WANTED-Compet cook; small fam
lily, good wages. GIT Fourth ave. north:
WANTED-An experienced salad girl.
Apply between and p. M. in person
Club Cafeteria.
WANTED-Capable woman for chamber
work. FOne or write. Tho Choteau
House. Fort Benton.
GIRL for general housework. 1906 Second
avenue north. F'one 949O.
COMPETENT reliable woman for gen
eral housework; $50 a month. 11O9
Fourth avenue north.
COMPETENT maid for general house
work; good wages. s17 Fourth ave-
nue. north.
COMPETENT girl for general house.
work. 1909 Fourth avenue north.
sTENOGRAPHER Wanted
-Experienced. Call c. C..
Suaith, A0A Ford Building,
Tuesday.
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BUSINESS cnANCES

6U91NEsa cnAN019
GARAGE-Established we'll equipped:
automobile garage. extra good loca-
ton, with lease on building. Box zoo.
Tribune.
GOOD paying small .grocery: suitable
Do not answer unless mean business.
Box "a. Tribune.
TWENTY-ROOM modern apartment
house. newly painted and remodeled,
doaS. This pae. nice
WIN sell reasonable TOR cash Fone ss4s
BARBER'S 2-chair mirror case. one
barber chair for sale; good location
22, Montague. Mont.
FOR sALE-Up-to-date barber shop.
Cali At ia Third street south.
WANTED-A partner in an established
pool hall business in the best town
" Win % bear ae investisat.on. % No S t9sfles. a.ad
apply. Address. Box 30 Tribune.
FOR RENT-Or sale, Hotel Geyser. Is
rooms, furnished. Write or telephone:
p. J. O'Hara. Geyser. Mont.
CLOTHING STORE in fire.proof CEN
nue.: 16x150 feet IN size; excellent
chance for haberdashery. Box SIS. Great
Falls. Mont.
GOOD PAYING small grocery. Box aos
Tribune.
SMALL GROCERY, eloss i. south sids.
woman can handle. First MortgAs0
Loan Company.
ALL OR ANY PART Of 1000 shares OF
L Observation-Disclosures oil stock for
q 2 share net. Perry Fox. Thsrno-
FIRST CLASS HOTEI-Doing good
business. VIII sell cheap or trade for
Great Falls property or good farm land.
Gilman Hotel. Gilman. Mont.
FOR SALE-By owner. the Dest money
making hotel on Central avenue, clean
ting $4,000 per annum. Long lease. easy
terms to reliable parties. For fprther
pArtaculArD write: Box az. City.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-05

FURNITURE for sale. 1906 7th ave. No.
RANGE, sewing machine, chiffonier, bed
stead, two cots. and various household
articles. 1923 Fifth avenue north.
FOR SALE-Cheap: l bed complete,
dresser, dining room table and 4 chairs,
] rocker, sanitary cot, 1 heating stove,
slide trombone, and washboiler. Inquire,
721 Eighth street north.
FOR RENT-MlsCELLANEOus
FOR RENT-Large lighted garage. 91l
Third avenue south.
FOR RENT-Garage. large enough for
any car: 707 Sixth avenue north.
Phone 1894.
ONE CAR No. wheat straw, which we
will sell at $22 per ton I. o. b. Great
Falls. Montana Grain Growers.
FURNISHED c3bsp for rent. 304 FIFTH
avenue south.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
WANTED TO BUY from owner, modern
five or six-room bungalow with garage.
on north side. Academy HIN district
preferred. VIII pay cash II price 10
Il right. State location. price. etc. Boz
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SEEDS FOR SALE.

| SEEOS FUN SKLE.
SEED wHEAT-Marquis. Car lots or
less. commercially cleaned, So; recleaned
Tor seed, S3.25. Woolgrowers Warehouse
Co., Enterprise. Ore.
GALLATIN VALLEY marquis wheat.
bluo hullless barley, six row barley and
oats suitable for seed in car lots or
less G. II. Powers. Bozeman. Mont.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-05
HousExHEPlSo Rooms

HOV0GA66F1N0 HOOM0
FOR RENT-Large front room for light
| housekeeping: modern; gas. AT Seventh
avenue south.
LARGE. nicely furnished light house
| keeping room: also sleeping room.
Phone S1s5, 506 Third avenue south.
! FRONT housekeeping suites. Hotel
Vaughn.
THREE furnished housekeeping rooms.
| Fuel and light furnished. 1715 Fifth
avenue north.
| TWO furnished rooms for light house
keeping in modern home. No children.
800 Sixth avenue north.
TWO nicely furnished light housekeeping
rooms. I'LL Second ave. No. Fone 9O49.
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished house.
keeping rooms on car line. Bath and
gas. FOne 5420.
living room, bedroom. kitchenette and
bath and light Airy apartment. reason
FOR RENT-Two modern furnished
housekeeping rooms. Apply sos Sixth
rent. Reasonable. 500 Fourth street So.
APARTMENTS, IS month. Fone 6948.
TWO front rooms. light housekeeping.
downstairs: gas; modern. S27 Eighth
| avenue north.
TWO nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms, ground floor. 1908 Third ave. n
FURNISHED apartment for rent, in
| Guiding heat, light, water and gas
plate. $50 626 First avenue north.
TWO nicely furnished rooms for house.
keeping on ground floor SIS per month.
! 7l3 Sixth street south.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 1912 1st ave. s.
fROOM and kitchenette. heat, light. tele-
phone, gas range, private entrance;
cheap. G15 Fifth avenue north.
TWO nice housekeeping rooms. gas range,
clothes closets, furnace heat. 1922
Second avenue north.
HOUSEKEEP'G rooms 4l9 Fifth st. No.
ROOMS for light housekeeping or one
single room. 1915 First ave. north.
| FRONT ROOM. 1905 Sixth ave. north.
TWO fresly tinted front rooms. water
in kitchen, use OF bath and te!e1one.
1904 Sixth avenue north.
MODERN furnished room for light house.
keeping. 3o4 Fifth avenue south.
CORY HOTEL-Housekeepin rooms.
MODERN kitchenette. Savoy Hotel. SEQ
Second avenue south
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 61o Seventh
street north.
COZY housekeeping room, S1s; also large
front room. gas. Colonial hotel. 800
Second avenue south.
CORY HOTEL-Housekeepin rooms.
HOUSEKEEPING room Al 4th ave. So.
TWO unfurnished rooms. 1924 Central av.
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FOR sALE-H0USES


moved sol Tenth ave. south
FOR SALE-Dandy 7-room house, strict
ly modern. double garage. Third ave
! north. near Twelfth street. $500. Franz
E. Mcdonnell. agent. 81 First Nat
$lseO-FIVE-ROOM house. good condi
| ton, north side. Easy terms. Jeffries
| 1o2 First avenue south. Fone S426.
S. $Ss5rFIVE-ROOM high-class bungalow
close in. Easy terms. Jeffries, 10: FRS,
avenue south. Fone s4c6.
s.. .2oo-FoUR- modern house. close
in Easy ons terms es,s 1effres' 1o2 First ave
BEST BUY in town; five-room moderr
house, full lot; $500. easy terms. In.
terstate Realty, 2OS12 Central avenue
FOUR ROOM house, full lot Tor sale
cheap II taken At once. 35o6 Second
avenue north.
FOR sALE-By owner. two strictly mod
ern ftve-room bungalows with double
garage. 1924 First avenue south.
FOR SALE-$7O0O takes close in, north
side. 7-room modern house, s sleeping
porches. Reasonable terms. Apartment
I. lis Tenth street north.
FOR sALE-$2,75o takes 6-room house
modern except furnace. Nice corne,
lot. close in. Apartment !. lis Tenth
street north.
FOR SALE-At 1918 prices . nifty three.
room house with good basement, part:
~ modern. on fu!! lot. N!6 Secono
avenue north. w Woulo COST $ooO more
.hah l am ASKING asA.ns 20 oullo II now.
! kitchen and bathroom, full lot, Fourth
avenue north between Blackstone Apis
anu n ~ sr.ih,r. Aes' 'o~~'" 'A
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FOX u.s. SA~M M..t "a. 9o" = RnM sea oun'
kaloW. .vese s-uo :. - -.oS-- D0A .e,9.
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FOR SALE-Nlce tnree-foom oungalow
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CALL IN Oh oAxL u1

FOR SALE-Rebuilt tractors. One
Huber; ono 5000 Aultman-Taylof; one
1880 Avery. All ready to 90 to work.
We also have @ome good secondhand
plows. Terms if desired. Montgomery
Machine company. sol Second street
south.
ADDING machines, new ana second
hand. E. w. Harris, IAN Central ave-.
Great Falls.
FOR SALE-Tailor's Sirger sewing ma
chine. 210 Central ave-. Fono 6S35.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-05

WANTED-Two extra shoe men. Apply,
Flaherty e. Perra, IL Third street So.
WANTED-Man and wife. or girl or
woman, also man for farm work. Call,
GA First avenue north. Roney.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-05

FOR RENT-Large front room for light
housekeeping: modern: gas. AT Seventh
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One Ford
One Dodge
One 4-9O Chevrolet
One Chalmers, like new
THURSTON MOTOR co.

WANTED-Ford cars. We will accep,
your Ford car in trade on a larger
monthly payments to suit. Velie Sales
Agency.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-05

sTRAYED-To my place. October. 1919.
one bay pony, five years old,
weight 100 lbs, branded. .....
on right hip. George Dswar.
Montague, Mont.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-04-09
OBITUARY.
Malek.

John Malek, oldest son of Joseph and
Veronicka Ma1ek was born on the old
homestead in New Oregon twp, How.
ard county. Iowa, July Gath, 1878.
MIR. Malek remained home until the
fall of 1898 when he began to work in
the restaurant of Gus Genshaw, Cries.
co, la. He remained there only few
months and in the spring of 1899 he
was employed in the store of John
johnson, Cresco, Ia, where he remain
ed for three years. In the spring Of
1902 Mr. Malek in partnership with
Henry Tonjum opened up general
merchandise store at Schley, Ia, MIR.
Tonjum selling out to James Malek q
few months later. He in partnership
with his brother James run the BUSH
ness at Schley up to the time of his
death.
He was a man well liked by all who
knew him and was upright and honest
in all dealings of life.
In February 1919 he was taken sick
with influenza and from that time he
was failing in health. He passed away
March 18th, 1920.
On February 10th. 1900. he was uni
ted in marriage with Lena Lentz.
He was the father of four children
all of whom except Clara, who died
March 81. 1903, ct the age of three
years survive together with his kind
and devoted wife to mourn the loss of
. kind and loving husband and father.
They are Edward. William and Nora.
Besides those mentioned above he
leaves two brothers and five sisters.
James of Schley, Joseph of Schley,
Mrs. Joseph Bouska of Protivin. Mrs.
John Lentz of Spillv,lle, Mrs.
Will Hyke of Lourdes, Mrs. James
Ondrasek of Schley and Mrs. Lewis
Biespiel of Chicago all of whom were
present at the funeral except Mrs.
Bouska and Mrs. Hyke, who were un-
able to attend on account of illness.
The funeral services were held at the
Holy Trinity Church, Protivin, Ia,
conducted by Rev. Father Lakomy.
The remains were laid to rest in the
adjoining cemetery.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to extend our sincere thanks
to our friends and neighbors for their
kindness and sympathy and aid to US
during the illness and death of our dear
husband and father, also for the floral
offerings.
Mrs. John Malek
and Family.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-04-09
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED
Expected Horse Would Die. --Now Sleek
and Healthy.

In reporting his experience, Mr. J. C.
Hustle, of Rock Bridge Baths, Va,
stated: my horse is the best adver-
tisement you would want for Dr..
LeGear's Stock Powders. He was in g
run down fix and poor and thought he
would die soon. l got some Of DR..
LeGear's Stock Powders today he
is as fine looking horse as you can see
in this section. only used a few boxes
of DR.. LeGear's Stock Powders.
Mr.. Hustle benefited by the advice
of DR.. LeGear. By following the Doc
tors advice you can also keep your
stock sleek and healthy. Get DR..
LeGear's Stock Powders from your
dealer; feed it to your horses, milk
cows, steers, hogs, and sheep as per
directions. Satisfaction or money back.
DIR. l.. d. LeGear Med Co., st.
Louis, Mo.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-04-09
LOOK HERE!

have a line of trees consisting of
Russian Poplar, Carolina Poplar, Soft
Maple, Golden Willows, from 3 to 10
IT,, that must come out early this
spring to make room for younger stock
that will sell very cheap if taken at
once. Also evergreen. ever-bearing
strawberries, and all other stock kept
in Nursery, always on hand. Remem-
Der the place north of the hospital.
Phone $40. THE FARMERS NURSERY.
E. H. Bents, Prop.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-04-09
Components Of Shows Success.

There are IT (plus) perfectly good
end understandable reasons Why my
Sunshine Lady, the big musical COM
edy due at the 1.-The Cresco" Thurs
day next is the great success it is, and.
specifically enumerated, they line uK
about like this:
One delicious fairy story.
One ludicrously complicated plot.
Sixteen condolences and comedians.
Thirty beautiful, sinuous sun-goddes-
ses.
Twenty-four haunting. lifting melo'
dies.
Five extravagant scenic lnvesti'
lures and as many exhilarating, must
cal moments as are used to play the
show.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-04-09
Re,idence and One Acre Bareain.

Good five room house in excellent re-
pair and paint. good small barn, new
garage, new hen house. nice shade
trees. IL apple trees. high and dry
land and cellar. dandy little house at
only $500. This is q bargain. For
particulars call on or address
Luers & Clark Land Co.
34-eoW-tf CrescO, III.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-04-09
COUNTY NEWS
KENDALLVILLE

Gladys Holiness of Harmony spent
her Easter vacation with Mrs. Ada
Young.
Mrs. Fred Todd spent a few days
the last of the week in Cresco with her
father. James Lester.
Rev. Turner spent Friday night atthe
Soltow home.
Mrs. G. w. Daskam came out from
Cresco Friday to spend q few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Clifford Eddy
and family.
Joe Eddy, who submitted to an oper-
alton at Mercy hospital in Cresco is re-
ported to be getting along nicely.
Clarence Clink spent Sunday with
home folks.
There is to be q box social with a
short program in the hall Friday even.
ing Apr. is. Every one very cordially
invited. -..
Mrs. Earl Trouton spent Sunday
night and MQ,-day with her parents.
Mr.. and..Mrs. VIM. Elliott on the State
Line helping care for her father who
is quite sick. zzss
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Dyer called at
the r. Jones home Tuesday evening.
Lillian Todd, Lois and Edith Colds
worthy went back to their school du.
ties 1t Harmony Monday after . week 3
vacation ut home.
Clarence Faley of Cresco was bust
ness caller here the first Of the week.
Bernard Davis spent Tuesday with
bis mother, Mrs. S. Davis.
Alison Daskam and AL Clink attended
I. o. o. F. lodge in Cresco Monday
evening.
Ernest Moore hauled load of freight
for Clyde Barnes Saturday.
Matte Stockman was an over Sun
day visitor at the Len AcIntire home.
Emma Easier still continues quite
sick. ~
Ray Goldsworthy and wife spent
Sunday at the w. C. Fifield home.
Sam Moore end wife of DEBORAH are
spending few days at the A. Moore
home -...-.
The high school boys and girls are
home this week spending their Easter
vacation.
Charles Smith and family called at
the VIM. Reuter- home Monday af2er-
noon. ~
Charles Curtis has been quite sick
the past week. ..'.--
Anna Hunter Of Austin is visiting
relatives here the last few days. -"
William Trouten has been visiting
his son Earl and family the last few
days.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-04-09
For Sale!

Several pedigreed Hereford Bulls,
nearly one year old. Anxiety bred.
May be seen on farm known as the
Forey farm 1t miles northwest of town
or enquire of GEO. H. OWENS,
22tf Cresco, Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-04-09
HAPPY CIRCLE

Fred Burr made q business call at
Adolph Peters last Wednesday.
Mrs. E. Eldridge and daughter
| Madge called on Mrs. Alfred Gesell
Monday afternoon. -.
Easter Sunday was rather cold for
the ladies to adorn their Easter bon
nets.
Laura DeGroote visited at home Sun
day.
Mrs. F. Bouska and son Raymond
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sebastian
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.
Bouska and daughter at dinner Sunday.
Johnnie Burnikel called on the Slifks
boys Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gesell and two
sons, Elmer and Marion, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Hansen were the guests at
Mrs. Philip Gesell's in Cresco Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burr and little
son David entertained company Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Reinhart were
pleasantly entertained at the Chas.
Dew ale home last week Sunday even
ing.
Lee Kapler made business call at
]. E. Doolittle's Wednesday.
Louise Ratz and Elsie Peter spent
Sunday at the lstter's home.
Fred Peter spent Sunday evening in
Cresco. --..
Mrs. F. Bouska went to Calmar Mon.
dav on the 9 o'clock train, returning on
the 5 O'Clock, to visit her sister who is
i'll. tsan.y
RAYMOND Bouska called on Fred Pc
ter Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. Peter called on Mrs. Burnt.
kel Sunday.
VIM. Coughlin marketed four large
loads of hogs Tuesday.
Leonard Burnikel spent Sunday sf-
ternoon with Samuel Hansen.
]. E. Doolittle made business call
1T Joe Burnikel's one day last week.
Edith Hudson, of Cresco, spent last
Tbursdsv with Hazel and Msdge Ed
| ridge, returning home Friday after
noon.
! Hazel Burnikel spent Sunday after
noon at A. Peters.
HOWARD CENTER
| Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Dyer spent Sun
day at the Amos Doolittle home Sum-
day.
Ray Long called on Chas. Monthly on
Monday.
Kathryn Long is assisting Mrs.
Frank PEGGY with work these days.
R. Jones was q Cresco caller Thurs
day.
Donald Long spent Sunday with his
aunt, Mary Long, in Cresco.
| Frank PEGGY was Cresco caller on
! Saturday.
| Chss. Malek called on Ray Long on
Wednesday.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Geo. Hoppe were
| Cresco callers Wednesday.
Willie Shea spent Sunday with home
folks.
Ray Long called on Edw. Dotzler
Tuesday.
James Shields and family were Cries.
| co callers Sunday. :.
Chas. Monthly called on Jas. Shea
Monday. -
go. .....
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-04-09
Mott
& Co.
Specials.
For This Week Only

Good 60c. Bleached :
Muslin
Special for SOC. !
" ~. I
Apron Ginehams !.
Special for 29c. |
One Lot of Hosiery :,
Special for Csc.
New Jersey Dresses at
$4,000 - :.
Very Good Values
NEW COATS AT 7
$25 to $135
One Price to all !
NEW SUITS AT T
$25 to $125
! One Price to All
Special Csc. a Yard /
India Linen
Extra Value at Csc.
Special Csc. a Yard (
India Linen
Extra Value zoe.
See Our New
TAFFETA DRESSES
New Silks Just In
All Prices
Cinghams and Percales
Best Values for the
Money III.
Special $1.00 Bath a!
Towel
Extra Value Csc.
New Silk !
Ceorgette Waists
All Prices !
New Skirts in !
Plaids and Serges
All Prices
- 81 n
Warmers Corsets
Gossard Corsets !
Memo Corsets
None Better
Lowest Prices for
= Best Values
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