The Courier from Waterloo, Iowa • 3

frHE WATERLOO EVENING COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1913. niuimumr rrT 1 i in iv rr 1 1 i i SEE -J i i i The Women's SEE WINDOW tot 11 window Ready-to-Wear The 'Women's Beady 'to-Wear of 1 Quality, mmm A 11 OiWWMl Store -of Quality. CIUuAT BNTircBAfl FOB TUB 214 East Fourth Street IIALTLMOIUJ Phono 213 W. T. NALDRETT, Mgr.

H. A. TOUHEY, Prop. Members iroud to Have Former Srn Children's Footwear Children's Footwear of ator MaNon With Them. Sensational Salo Continued Tomorrow High Grado Women's and Missos' There was.

a large attendance last evening at Elks hall at the meeting Vi Off of the Town criers' club, and an ln te resting program or speeches was giren; at which former Senator Wil liam E. Mason of Chicago delivered the first talk. He was the gueflt of honor, but regretted that he could not remain throughout the evening, 200 Pair Seal Saiples Values up to $2.50 $25.00 $27.50 $29.50 $35.00 $42.50 $55.00 SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS at SI 2. B0 at SI3.75 at SI A. 7 atSIT.RH at Sit 9R nt oi rn Harry 'B.

Kiester, president of the club, presided and Introduced the speakers with appropriate remarks sandwiching In a few choice tunny stories. r--: Representatives of the various rail I -vW(alliaV I Mv I IWW If you have not already purchased your new Spring Suit, we advise that you attend this sale and make your selection from Suits that are the greatest bargains ever offered in Waterloo. roads -over which the, Town Criers' special train will make the trip to Baltimore were 'present and told of the beauties of the scenery of local itles through which the train will pass'' BWT Off The closjng feature, which consist ed of songs by Hager and Sullivan of the Majestic- theatre, was enter taining and elicited much applause Reservations Made. Henry Frank, secretary, and Fred Austin, city passenger and ticket agent for. the Illinois Central, over which road the train leaves Waterloo at 9 o'clock on the morning of June 4, were at a table and made the res ervations of those present who ex Bring the Children Come Early Sizes From 6 to 2 peeled to make therlp.

Sixty-four reservations were made during the evening, but there will be others to and it Is expected the total number will approximate one hun THE COLORS Tan, Gray, Black and White, Rose, Copenhagen, Plain White, Navy and Black. THE MATERIALS All Wool Serges, Fancy Diagonals, Plain and Striped Eponge, Shepherd and English Checks, stunning new Novelty Weaves and Mixtures. THE STYLES Models that have won instant approval by fashionable dress-; ers; many are adaptations of recent foreign models, including new Bulgarian styles, Balkan Blouses, also plain and fancy tailored styles a number are made with draped Skirts, some slashed at bottom; Coats are lined with best quality of Peau de Cygne and Satin. Be on Time Today and Get One of These Suits dred. A great many couples are going, in addition to business men who are unmarried, or If married whoBe wives, for one cause or another, can I not i go.

i ne compartment reserva tions in one car were completed Seven' couples will.be in tha.t car, in addition to the occupants of' the two state rooms. i Reservations must close by May 30. as the Pullman company desires to know definitely at that time what equipment will be required. Meeting After May SO. President Kiester-announced that some time after' May 30 he would The Knights of Columbus will hold a smoker at the conclusion of the regular business meeting this evening.

This will be the first meeting since the initiation one week ago and a'! big attendance Is expected. Refreshments will be served. 1 call a noonday meeting for luncheon of. all the people who expect to make the trip. There must be a perfect organization and all preliminaries must mmm THE HOME be attended to before the train de THE STORE OF STYLE.

Helen Anderson, aged 3, 1116 Forest avenue, has been added to the list of scarlet fever patients. parts for the east.f A photograph will be taken of the excursionists, a COLDEST, AND HOTTEST STATES. From a weather bureau data a period of fourteen years It has been discovered that the average temperature of, the United states is 52.9 degrees Fahrenheit, and the annual amount of rainfall is 1,308 cubic miles. 5 i The state of Arlzbna had the lowest amount. of annual precipitation, 5.8 inches, of any 'state during the fourteen years Which extended from 1891 to 1904, inclusive.

Alabama had the greatest amount -of rainfall, 71.6 inches. The state haMhgtne'iowesl aver age: temperature' wastoHh Iaietai 35.5 Florida had themgh-J est temperature, Smoke Franklin Cigars. A good smoke. (advertisement) 1 OF VALUES. cut, and matrices will be made and 214 EAST FOURTH STREET PHONE 213 given to newspapers at the stopping, points.

Eiata that may be desirable to newspaper men will be The spring months often find a woman tired out, with pain in back, hips and head, nervous and sleepless. Foley. Kidney Pilla will quickly prove their worth and value as a healer of, all-kidney ailments and irregularities. a splendid, prepared and handed to the report ers that ttslt the 'Photographs of sixty banks, factories and other business institutions tions in the east wherever opportunity is given. remedy for rheumatism, clearing the have been' These will con The trip Is going to amount to a verted Into stereopticon views which uric acta rrom the Joints and system.

Try them. For sale by all druggists, (advertisement) great'deal to Waterloo from a publicity viewpoint. will be shown before trade organlza- Senator Mason Witty. The first speaker was Senator Billy1" Mason, a brother of E. R.

Mason of the Mason1 Motor Co. of "His personality exhales a spirit of good humor, and his talk was 'much enjoyed. His humorous stories and references to local per sons and Institutions created laughter re iic Iewiie G. Correspondent. (For Waterloo Evening Courier.) Phone, 91 and 139 Red.

and applause. "I'm always glad to come to Wa terloo," saidhe, "because I date my alone and it is reported that he needs care and attention in his help- ELECTRIC CO. good luck from the time I had a joint debate at yeur Chautauaua with Wil liam Jennings Bryan. That meeting Miss Ruby Fridell has been elect. ACCEPT Gil FOB LIHLE TOTS was the making of both of us, polit ed to a position in the East Water loo.

schools. FILES INVENTORY Prowl of iter ia 'or the past several, weeks the kock iBland has been running ex, SM. tra passenger trains every night to accommodate the large number of ically, for Mr. Bryan later was nominated for the presidency and I became United States senator from Illinois. I like to see.

you grow, and you certainly have been growing. This Is because you are pulling together. If there are any knockers I have never heard of them. You people here are optimistic, also. I like Cedar Falls, May 22.

(Spe fcngusnmen en route from England to Western' Canada. The Thomas orchestra at the last night was greeted by a large cial.) The Citizens Gas and Electric company, has filed with Mayor Mqr-ner a complete Inventory of Its lighting equipment in the city, consisting of many miles of wire, hundreds an optimist and am one myself. I think the real test -of, the genuine Ced'ar Falls, May 22. (Sper Civic league has acceptr ed the generous gift of two fine lots, 1 at the corner of 18th and Clay streets, given by H. HemeUway to the society for the purpose of haviug a playground for the little children who are too small to play with the older children at the school house grounds.

The ladies of the Civic league, will see to It that the ground is used for the purpose intended. Mr. of poles and in fact a thousand and Even if you haven't in the past been able to satisfy your family with baker's bread, we want you to try Pan-Dandy. For we use nothing but the PUREST and BEST ingredients that can be bought, BAKED in modern ovens, made in a cleanup-to-date bakery. one articles used in its business in optimist is the ability to turn seeming adversities into benefits and good cheer.

I am the real optimist for I make lemonade at night of the lem ons handed to me during the day. auuience, many coming from nearby towns. The dual meet tomorrow afternoon between Upper Iowa university and the Teachers' college promises to be very interesting, and as usual, will draw a big crowd of spectators. The Upper Iowa, boys are an unknown quantity as they have not participated in any meets this year and may make the college boys go some to win out. The game will be called at 2:45 o'clock.

this city. The light committee of the council" will go over the matter carefully and will no doubt make a report at the meeting next Monday night. As the Gas company did not The old lady who was poor, old, almost deaf and blind and who had but name a price on the outfit, it Is hard to see where much good will come two teeth was an optimist. She said she thanked her Lord every day because the two teeth which were spared to her matched." from it. I IWW Pan-Dandy Bread Mr.

Mason paid a glowing tribute CEDAR FILLS IT to the Waterloo booster, spirit and predicted that this would be the chief city of Iowa. He said he had heard the city complimented everywhere. The management of "Ripples," the high school paper, wishes to announce that every: one is invited to attend; the social to be given tomorrow evening at the high school. The funds are to be used getting out the Recently while at the La Salle hotel. DES MOINES MEET commencement number.

1 Chicago, he overheard a man tell his companion that Waterloo was the Frank' Cotton, proDrietor of the coming city of Iowa. Asked why he thought so, the stranger explained Try a loaf and be convinced. Pan Dandy is the regular 5c size. Dandy, 10c More than twice as large is the economical size for larger families. For sale at all good grocers.

that he had heard and read more about Waterloo than any other city In the state. Hemenway4s a great friend of the children and is never happier than when doing kind acts for the little chaps. It is safe to say Mr. Henien-way ii the best known man in Cedar Falls among the children; Personals. H.

L. Weisbard is 'in Charles City on a business mission, that' will require his presence for a day or two. F. E. Ouptlll is home from an extended trip through the southwest in the interest of his commission business.

Chicago specialists, who have examined samples of Wood taken from H. E. Casner of Waterloo, pronoUnce It pure. Mr. Casner has been seriously sick for a long time.

S. S. Newton, of Grundy Center, IS a guest of his brother, E. E. Newton, of this city.

Mrs. J. Juhl, of Clinton, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.

Rodholm of Ia Mr. and Mrs. Washington PieifCer and children of Bologna, Italy, ar-- rived in the city today for a. visit of a few weeks. P.

who is very sick at his home In this city, is reported about the same. Cotton theatre, has purchased the Harris residence on West Twelfth street and will remodel the house. The residence was built by the late N. H. Harris for Jtiis home is one of the best in the city, occupying the finest site in the' town.

It is sur At the close of his remarks Sena Cedar Falls, May 22. -(Special.) -Will Schluter and Bobby Fearing, accompanied by Seymour, will leave tomorrow for Des Moines to attend the field meet on Saturday. The meet is the tor Mason uttered these compliment ary sentences: rounded by eight residence lots, part of which Mr. Cotton will improve by "If you forget everything else that have said, please remember that I state including the Duuaing several nats ror rental pur poses. Mt Is understood the price am proud of this town and of the great state of Iowa." pam was 12,000, to the" Corn Belt Co." of Charles City.

President Kiester called upon the jTPJlrfM Mr 11 11 HwVliili (0)1 representatives of the Monon route, ers college. Mr. Schluter holds the state record for the mile run, which he worta few days ago at Grinnell, going the distance in 4:27 2-5, but to win Saturday he will have to beat such men as Sumner of Iowa Loper of Grinnell, Balcpr of Coe- and Wat-, son of Drake, whose. records entitile them i to However- Charles Chammin will onen th season' of the Airdome next Tuesday evening, having booked the Gorrel Stock which has been playing for two weens at The two glee clubs of the hih the Baltimore Ohio and the Wabash road, and they also complimented the Town Criers and the citizens of Waterloo in general for their progressive and booster spirit. They also' outlined some of the scenic beauties in store for the excursionists.

In calling upon M. L. Bowman and H. G. Van Pelt, Mr.

Kiester reerred to them as real farmers. Their talks friends of the college man. have confidence In him and think he can win school presented Mrs. Isabel Loom- Phone Wholesale 704, Retail Store 376 is with a senior ring, in appreciation the event Mr. not holdinanys of state Is Of musical aid to them.

certain to, mane a gooa snowing in the high' jump and the hurdle events. A large' nuniBer of rooter, will ac were witty and interesting. Toe last act on me program was furnished by a team of entertainers from the Majestic theatre. Hager A booklet called "Mellotone," containing cuts of many handsome. structures all over the United States, a great many of which are skyscrapers, includes, picture of the Citizens' Sivhrg' bank in this city.

I Dr. Merchant will entertain all of nis-1 Latin glasses', Saturday, at a one o'clock, luncheon given at hit. ber.utK ful new home on College hill. Dr. Dr.

T. B. Keene haB received word from Duluth, that a son was born recently to his: daughter, Mrs'. W. v.

V. M. Hostetter, who has been sick at his home on West Second street, is thought, to be a better. Charles M. Jennings, while repairing his automobile, got his hand In the business end of the gearing and is now nursing a badly smashed finger.

and Sullivan sang several selections, each number being greeted by deaf company the teams of the different schools and Des Moines expects a record breaking crowd. Short Xotwf Peter who has "lived In Cedar Falls for many years, is reported sick at his home in East Cedar Falls, and on account of his age has small chances for recovery Mr. Roy lives ening applause. Smoke Franklin Cigars. A good Mefchant Is very popular with the smoke student body.

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