Special Values on All Odd Lots and Broken Sizes
All odd lots and broken sizes must be sold now to make room for new lines. Opportunity to buy dependable footwear at very attractive prices.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1918
Page
3
All odd lots and broken sizes must be sold now to make room for new lines. Opportunity to buy dependable footwear at very attractive prices.
A string of brief items notes Mrs X Nady visiting friends in Ottumwa, Miss Lillian Lyton likewise, and other locals traveling for visits or attending funerals. The Jefferson County Board of Supervisors resumes January session after a week, while several residents travel for family affairs and civic events.
The 21st district Efficiency conference of the State Sunday School association convenes at First Methodist Church with sessions on organized work county and district structures led by W D Stem A M Locker and Mabel Bailey. Luncheon is planned for 6 30 in the church basement.
The list shows classifications for county registered men across five classes. Names and numbers are given for each class, noting volunteers for any branch are placed in Class Five and not called for the National Army. Final classifications may change as district rules apply, including agricultural exemptions decisions.
A note of gratitude from Bernard Castell John Castell and H L McGaw and Mr and Mrs C W Green to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during their mother and sister's long illness.
In this society note there is no W C T U meeting this month and Fairfield Rebekah Lodge No 96 also postpones tonight due to coal shortages. The installation of Modern Woodman and Royal Neighbors officers is moved to next Monday evening. Hawkeye Rebekah club to meet at Mrs B H Elliott’s East Adams street residence with Mrs J W Flindt assisting.
Mrs Louise H Stephens aged 78 died at her Burlington home on January 12. Born September 20 1861 in Montrose Iowa she was mother to four children including Sergeant Ralph Stephens in France and Lieut Clyde H Stephens at Camp Cody Deming New Mexico. Also surviving are Mrs Carl Garmoe of Burlington and Samuel O Stephens.
A double header basketball event at the Armory Tuesday evening features the local Boy Scouts versus Libertyville Boy Scouts and the Fairfield Athletic Club taking on Parsons College. Admission is small with ladies free. The matches kick off a series at the Armory amid high local interest.
J Engel piano tuner formerly of Chicago now permanently located in Fairfield. Sixteen years in business with six years factory experience. Leave orders at Scheffels Music House or James Hughes. Phone 1691.
The article calls 285,661 Scouts and 78,957 Scout officials to serve as dispatch bearers for the government. President Wilson and Mr. Livingstone pledge a prompt patriotic response under the slogan Every Scout to Boost America. Details will be given at next week's meetings.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel to cleanse the liver and bowels. It promises improved complexion and energy, claims no dangerous after effects, and notes a price of 25 cents per box with daily use advised.
The White Sea in northwestern Russia opens into the Arctic Ocean and touches Archangel province. It spans about 100 miles between the Kanin and Kola peninsulas, narrows to under 50 miles south, widens into three gulfs including the Onega and Dvina basins. The sea-route to it was found in 1553 by English navigator Richard Chancellor.
A regular McCord Chapter meeting is set for Monday at 7 30 PM. The program includes installation of officers and a Royal Arch degree proceeding.
Public notice announces exams at the Court House on January 16 17 and 18. Teachers with Normal Training certificates and members of Fairfield Normal Training classes may enter.
Tribune office offers typewriter ribbons for all machines and colors, plus typewriter paper and car bon paper available for purchase.
Thoma & Thoma offer money to loan on improved city property with 809 in the text. Details unspecified due to OCR.
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