Cloak and Fur Closing Sale Offers Deep Discounts
We announce a closing sale on cloaks and furs with a rare stock of styles sizes and prices. Featured items include beaver jackets capes and matelasse capes with many up to half off. Special bargains run ten days before invoicing to clear odds and ends. martins beavers Persian lambs muffs and boas also offered at low prices.
Dr King's New Discovery Boosted by Pneumonia Case
A testimonial from Rev J Gunderman of Dauyouai recalls rapid relief for his wife's pneumonia after La Grippe using Dr King’s New Discovery. He notes a quick, satisfactory result and mentions trial bottles at Emmert & Burrell’s drug store. Also promotes winter clothes at cost from John S Harpster.
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J Gunderman
Dauyouai
Dr. King
Baptist
Rives Junction
la Grippe
Removal Notice For Dr E E Burwell
Removal notice states the office moved to the second floor of the Harter building opposite the Brewster house. Office hours listed as 11 to 12 a.m. 1 to 3 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Telephone office number 206 and residence number 202.
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Harter Building
Brewster House
E. E. Burwell
Bargains in Canned Goods at Hornkemeier
G A Hornkemeier advertises a special sale on regular stock canned goods at rock bottom prices. He notes no cheap trash is offered and promises the best brands at low prices this week.
We Will Have Another Guessing Contest
The notice announces a following guessing contest scheduled for the last Saturday of the month. It urges participation and outlines event timing and location details.
Clearance Corsets and Apparel Offer Boldly Slashed
Local store advertises clearance on Dr Warner's corsets and Henderson Kabo Oresco makes with prices cut to 750 for the 888, 111, 222 kinds and 1.25 for 444, 1.50 for 777, 1.75 for 999. Includes ladies wool underwear 650, children’s garments, fascinators, fur sets, jackets, capes, and men’s wool underwear at steep discounts. Numerous other bargains promised.
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Kabo & Oresco
Entertainments and meetings in Freeport January list
Jan 10 supper and social at Pate hall. Jan 11 return dance at Blust’s hall for the class ’06. Jan 12 musical and elocution by Mrs Lois Powell Bates at Germania Opera House. Jan 14 dance at Blunt’s hall by Eureka Pleasure Club. Jan 16 masquerade ball at Germania Opera House. Jan 20 Freeport Social Club dance at Blunt’s hall. Jan 21 Mechanic’s Association dance. Jan 27 Len Salisbury’s orchestra at Blunt’s hall. Feb 2 Barncroft the magician at Germania Opera House. Feb 4 Sousa’s Band at Germania Opera House. Feb 8 Wang at Germania Opera House. Feb 23-26 Stephenson County Farmers’ In- …
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Pate Hall
Blust
Germania Opera House
Omera
John A. Davis Post
Freeport
Blunt's Hall
The
Mechanic's Association
Len Salisbury
Blust’s Hall
Barncroft
Magician
Sousa
Wang
Ang
Stephenson County Farmers’ In
Notable events headline Freeport society notes
Mrs George Barkley visits Freeport relatives and friends while local boards plan meetings. Maccabees and Busy Bee lodge officers to be installed. St Josephs and St Aloysius societies host receptions. A hospital patient at Pleasant Valley stirs concern amid power outages and a fire incident. Poultry show success at Lanark inspires future Freeport show plans. Funeral for Mrs Z T Turner held with Royal Neighbors arrangements. Rinaldo Lodge hosts a grand party with banquet, dancing and prize contests.
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W. A. Hance
Plymouth Rock
Lanark
Hance
Freeport
Stephenson
Z. T. Turner
Lincoln Avenue
Beidler
Monroe
Dysinger
Order
Gibler
Oscar Hill
H. A. Knecht
Harvey Roe
Milwaukee
George J. Dollmeyer
Rinaldo Lodge
Changes in Society Customs The Not at Home Gone
A century old social sketch notes how ladies now say much engaged instead of not at home, shifting to afternoon visits and flexible hospitality. Cards fade, English guest announcements rise, and hosts freely tailor menus and decor. Independent hosting now counts as true hospitality, with pride and ignorance cited as hindrance for those who cannot entertain.
Elected Officers for Excelsior Masonic Club
Last night the Excelsior Masonic Club elected officers for the ensuing year. President W. S. Beat, Vice President Dr D C L Mease, Secretary W H Blosser, Treasurer Henry Dorman, Trustees C J Wells and J O Burbank, with committees named for room, finances, and entertainment. Cloaks offered at less than cost at Kingsley’s sale.
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Excelsior Masonic Club
Fry’s Block
W. 8. Beat
D. C. L. Mease
W. H. Blosser
Henry Dorman
C. J. Wells
J. O. Burbank
J. M. Saucerman
G. Harden
Will Irvin
Marcus Lane
L. M. Currier
J. C. Burbank
E. D. Allington
Samuel Wagner
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Dars
Cross Creek Lehigh
Kentucky
Wilbur Lumber CO
M. Sanford
Mor. N. B
John S. Harpster
G. A. Hornkemeier
Artlett
Rand
Dunham
Neem Eeeeeret Broek
Johnson's
Japan
A. Huenkemeier
Bauts
Dr. Warner
J. Hoffman
Stephenson St
George Barkley
Board of Education
M. 5
Wilhelm Wagner Lodge
Maccabees and
Busy Bee Lodge
Daughters of
Rebekah
R. W. Jones
St. Joseph's School
St. Aloysius’ Society
M. U. OC. Club
Josie Merck
Lou Buehler
al Emrick
Abagail Trunck
Fred Shoemeyer
Lizzie Zanoni
C. R. King
Stockton Herald
Dan Kennedy
Pleasant Valley
T. M. Sughrone
Kingeley
Hood
Kingsley
A Vernon Hart
BIG Sheriff Slaughter Sale
the Star Clothing House
Stephenson St. Opp
Lizzards
Dowagiac
Mich
Cooke and Ranges
Ackhut
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