Late Arrivals Offered At Bargain Prices
Items that arrived late will be offered at reduced prices. The sale emphasizes quick disposal of stock with lower rates for immediate purchase.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1899
Page
4
Items that arrived late will be offered at reduced prices. The sale emphasizes quick disposal of stock with lower rates for immediate purchase.
Hermsmeier and Son advertises a week of bargains with low prices on sugar 20 lbs for 1.00 salt 12 oz for 5c baked beans 3 lb can for 8c peas 410 lb sack 35c flour sacks 90c and 75c brands, maple syrup 12c, dried peaches 8c lb, coffee 2 lbs for ???, Golden Palace flour offers, raisins 10c lb, butterine 1 86 lb, catsup 10c, tomatoes 8 lb can 12c, apricots 12? per lb, and candy and nuts on display.
A fragment lists items and prices in a 20 pound H and E fine granulated sugar 1 pound Walter Baker's shoe late one dollar and 32 cents. Santa Claus soap 25 cents. Lenox soap 0 bars. Ajax soap 25 cents. 0 pound sack pure buckwheat flour 35 cents. 2 pound packages Quaker Oats and Yeast Foam 5 cents.
A compact list of upcoming events in Freeport includes Interact meetings, officer elections for Doc 19 and 20, Mystic Workers of the World officer elections, Germania Solitary officer posts, Western Star Encampment officer elections, a Mid winter dance by Lexington club, S A Douglas court officers, annual Mid winter dance of Go Home-Barly club, and the B of R T ball at Blust's hall. Also listed: Lewis Morrison in Frederick the Covent at the Grand opera house, Freeport Eastern Star officer elections, Stephenson county farmers institute at the court house, St Mary’s hall ball by Madam Seton society, and Red Robe at the Grand opera house.
At a special Board of Education meeting, Miss Nonie Reardon’s resignation was accepted. Miss Welch, an assistant in Prof Page’s office, was selected to fill the vacancy and Miss Emmeretta Henderson was chosen to fill Welch’s vacant position. Both appointments are described as satisfactory and the young ladies as worthy and well qualified.
Several families in and near the city offer homes for one of the 55 orphan boys mentioned in recent columns. The Illinois Children's Home and Aid Society will fund winter housing for as many children as its Englewood and Duquoin temporary homes can hold. Early gifts from Prof. G. C. Knobel's city canvass are now due. contributors should deliver promises to O. B. Bidwell at the First National Bank.
Star Camp M. W. A. Florence Station presents a varied program at their hall on Friday night December 29 1899 featuring instrumental music by the Mogle brothers songs including The Girl I Loved in Sunny Tennessee Dere was Ein Leedle Deitcher Maid and Kiss Your Goosie Woosie plus farces and recitations. Admission 20 cents for adults 10 cents for children. Several local groups including Freeport Chapter R A M Mystic Workers Germania Society and the Women s Catholic Foresters announce upcoming officer elections or meetings through the week with the Columbus club set to meet next Wednesday night to elect officers for the ensuing year.
Mr Wheeler of Beloit visits town to interview manufacturers about supplying electric power and heat for factories linked to running the street car plant. Manufacturers show enthusiasm and if Wheeler interests settle here it could mean a large plant and improved street car service.
E R Daly, the new freight agent for the Northwestern road, will relocate his family from Aurora this week. They will occupy half of a double house at the corner of Locust and Broadway streets.
A large event at Rilott on Thursday December 21 invites all to attend a live bird shoot featuring 500 pigeons 250 ducks 150 turkeys and 100 geese. Refreshments and a fair time are promised.
All dry goods stores will be open in the evenings this week to accommodate holiday shoppers.
A special meeting at Embury Church is open to the public this evening, inviting community members to attend and participate in the event.
The Royal Neighbors Freeport camp will hold a meeting this evening.
At the Reverend Father Lynde residence on Sunday afternoon the private ceremony joined Mrs. Hilda Nelson of 221 Grove Avenue and John Hayden formerly of Freeport. Only the groom's mother and sister and the bride's son attended, with a bountiful repast and floral decorations of carnations smitax and blue attire.
Real estate transfers for Fresport Illinois through December 18 list numerous parcel changes. Names include W H Hart J P Kleckler. J W McDaniel Zelina Snyder. J M Stevens E G Dana. F W Shoesmith John Shoesmith. S A J Pifer H S Barber. J B Smith executor J F Smith. Peter Metzgar John Ludolph. Lichtenberger Bros Francis Lichtenberger. J K Harrison Ida J Harrison. Christian Brunon C M Pratt. August Pieper Charles Giebe et al. Mrs A C Medse M Hettinger. R M Telfer W C Yarger. H H Antrim Minnie Flachte meier. Amounts range from 400 to 4,000 dollars. Parcels include lots, blocks, acres, and various additions in Freeport Lena Dakota Cedarville Knowlton's Add Buena Vista Rock Run Arcade Add.
An ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a stomach and liver remedy that improves appetite digestion and bodily health. It claims energy and regular habits with a price of 20 cents at Emmert and Burrell’s drug store.
A Christmas sale advertises iron and wooden toys including child wheelbarrows two-wheel hay carts and doll buggies at low prices. Also offered are Christmas books trees holly evergreen wreaths decorations tinted balls and a full display of china and queensware. Browse before buying.
Our sale has been a decided success and we will hold a second sale this week. One week before anniversary events and low sale prices, we expect the week to be the busiest of the year. Visit our store to see Freeport’s largest candy display with over 150 kinds. We bought direct from manufacturers to save the jobber's profit and offer strictly fresh candy. Special prices for societies and Sunday schools. Call and see us before you buy.
We offer a full line of Fancy Jardenieres and invite you to call in and view them. Prices are marked to move, making them a smart, handsome Christmas present option.
The ad lists goods with prices: mixed nuts 4 percent tc, English walnuts 12 per pound, six pigs mince meat five cents, 10 pound sacks of buckwheat 33 cents, cornmeal 8 cents, maple syrup in Mason jars 15 cents a pint or 25 cents a quart, butter oysters crackers and ginger snaps by the box, table syrup 50 cents a gallon, canned tomatoes 7 cents, peas 8 cents a can, Wool soap two bars for five cents, olives 30 cents a quart, eggs 17 cents a dozen, walnuts 65 cents a bushel, raisins and currents in pkgs, peaches 16 cents a can, prunes five cents a pound, honey five cents a pound.
A short sale notice advertises discounted meats by the pound and unit. Surloin steak 124c per lb, porterhouse 12c, round 10c, beef roast 8c, pork roast 8c and 10c, pork sausage 3 lbs for 25c, lamb roast 10c, lamb chops 10c, dressed spring chickens 0c, hens 8c, hams 10c, picnic hams 7c, herring 1c each. claims best meats at 3 to 5 cents less than elsewhere with satisfaction guaranteed.
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