Special Values Offer on Odd Lots and Broken Sizes
All odd lots and broken sizes must be sold now to make room for new lines. Buyers can save on dependable footwear at attractive prices while stock lasts.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1918
Page
7
All odd lots and broken sizes must be sold now to make room for new lines. Buyers can save on dependable footwear at attractive prices while stock lasts.
Mrs Nady and Miss Lyton visit Ottumwa for friends. Various residents travel, visit relatives, and attend events. Officials in Jefferson County resume January session. Py thian Sisters hold evening meeting with officer installation. Funeral attendances noted for Mrs Louvaine Stephens. Traversing notes include military and academic visits and performances in Des Moines and Ottumwa.
The 21st district Sunday School Efficiency Conference meets today at First Methodist Church. Program includes sessions on Organized Sunday School Work, County and District associations, standards, and an Ingathering campaign with devotionals in the evening. Luncheon to be served at 6:30 p.m.
The county presents classifications for registered men, grouping volunteers in Class Five who are not part of the selected National Army. Names include Ernest Jacobs, Russell Collins, Charles Wheatley, Harry Bennett, and others across Classes Two to Five. Exemption decisions remain pending with district board authority.
A card expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for remembering their mother and sister during a long illness. Signed by Bernard Castell, John Castell, H. L. McGaw, and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Green.
In Society notices the W C T U announces no meeting this month due to coal shortages. Fairfield Rebekah Lodge No 96 also cancels tonight. The joint installation of Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors officers is postponed to next Monday evening. Hawkeye Rebekah Club to be entertained at Mrs B H Elliott’s East Adams Street home Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J W Flindt assisting.
Mrs. Louvarie H. Stephens died at her Burlington home on January 12. Born September 20, 1861 in Montrose Iowa, she was mother to four, including Sgt Ralph Stephens in France and Lt Clyde H Stephens at Camp Cody Deming NM. Survived by Mrs Carl Garmoe of Burlington and Samuel O Stephens.
A Tuesday evening Armory double header attracts interest with two matches. The first pits the local Boy Scouts against Libertyville Boy Scouts. the second features Fairfield Athletic Club versus Parsons College. Admission is modest, ladies admitted free, and a large crowd is anticipated as the series opens.
J Engel piano tuner formerly of Chicago has moved to Fairfield after seventeen years in the business and six years of practical factory experience. Leave orders at Scheffels Music House or James Hughes, phone 1691.
The editorial calls 285 661 Scouts and 76 957 Scout officials to act as government dispatch bearers under President Wilson. It praises the response and outlines a new civic duty with the slogan Every Scout to Boost America and promises detailed explanations at next week’s meetings.
An ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel stimulant alternative to calomel. It advertises olive colored tablets, claimed health benefits, and lists prices of 10¢ and 25¢ per box with nightly use recommended by druggists.
The White sea in northwestern Russia forms a mouth of the Arctic Ocean reaching Archangel province. It measures about 100 miles wide between the Kanin and Kola peninsulas, narrows to under 50 further south, then widens into three gulfs namely Kandalak, Archangel Gulf, and Onega River gulf. The sea-route to the White Sea was found in 1553 by Richard Chancellor, an English sailor raised in the family of Sir Philip Sidney's father.
McCord Chapter schedules a regular meeting Monday at 7 30 PM. The agenda includes installation of officers and the Royal Arch degree.
Normal Training examination will be held at the Court House January 16 17 18. Teachers holding Normal Training certificates and members of the Fairfield Normal Training classes may enter.
Tribune office offers typewriter ribbons for all machines and colors, plus typewriter paper and car bon paper for sale. Items are available to readers and local businesses seeking writing materials and supplies.
A brief note indicates funds or credit are extended to Lean on Improved City Proserte-Pheiee and Thomas, details unclear. The item reads as a notice of payment or loan arrangement involving individuals or entities with similar names.
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