Winter Stock Sale at Low Prices to Reduce Inventory
In a week or ten days we shall invoice our stock in the meantime we shall make low prices on lots of winter goods to reduce the stock which for some reason is much too large.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1908
Page
8
Dry Goods Sale Offers Deep Reductions Across Items
Numerous lines of dry goods are advertised with substantial price cuts of about 14 percent and additional discounts below regular prices. The listing highlights broad reductions intended to attract shoppers.
Hosiery and Underwear Closeout Lots Below Cost
A local retailer advertises odd lots of hosiery and underwear available at prices well below cost as closing-out deals. Limited quantities and selected sizes offered, with emphasis on savings for bargain shoppers.
Cloaks and Furs Sold At Unusually Low Prices
There never has been a time when you could buy such good cloaks and furs for so little money as you can today. This sale highlights exceptional value for winter wear, inviting shoppers to explore a broad selection at reduced prices.
Prints 2000 Yards Sold at 534 Cents Per Yard
A sale item notes 2000 yards of prints offered at 534 cents per yard. The listing presents a simple unit price and total yardage for purchase.
Strauch Supersedeas Granted in Bridge Conspiracy Case
Attorney Renner secured a writ of supersedeas from the appellate court in Ottawa. The stay halts jail for Strauch and his son until the appellate court reviews the record and verdict. A reversal could lead to a new trial, potentially taking two years. if upheld, the defendants pay the fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Renner
Ottawa
Strauch
Father William's Indian Herb Tablets claim cure for digestion
Advert shows Father William's Indian Herb Tablets promised to relieve dyspepsia indigestion constipation sour stomach sick headache malaria biliousness torpid liver and jaundice by acting on liver and digestive organs. Priced at 20 cents per box with refund if not as represented, sold by C P Guenther & Co druggists at corner Galena avenue and Galena street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
C. P. Guenther & Co
Galena Avenue
Galena Street
Gilt Edge Shoe Polish and Jet Oil at L. & W. clearing sale
Readable fragments note a clearance sale at L. and W. featuring Gilt Edge Shoe Polish priced at 18c and Jet Oil at some discounted rate. Details and dates are unclear in the fragment.
Opening of Dixon roller rink run by George Brokhausen
The new roller skating rink at Dixon will open tomorrow under the management of George Brokhausen. The old opera house has been secured and fitted for the venture. Freeport residents Ed Rippenberger Grover Crotty Omar Lloyd Charles Brots Sarl Sibley and George Ohlenorff Jr. are slated to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
George Brokhausen
Opera House
Ed Rippenberger
Grover Crotty
Omar Lloyd
Charles Brots Sarl Sibley
George Ohlenorf, Jr
Local Guild Meetings and Community Notices
St Catherine's guild meets with Mrs Bate at 2 30 tomorrow. Embury church Woman's Home Missionary society gathers Wednesday at Mrs C R Laible's Empire street home. First M E church Home Missionary society at Mrs J A Billig's 9 North Galena. Second Presbyterian work dept postponed to Friday. Baptist Woman's society sews 2 5 tomorrow at Mrs J P Stover's Apple and Cottonwood. Rawleigh to oversee Smith D Atkins camp installation. Jo Daviess Agricultural society set Sept 29 30 Oct 1 2 for 1908 fair. First English Lutheran Ladies' Aid meets 2 30 Wednesday at Mrs KE Lied 165 Union. Penny social tonight at Settlement home admission one cent with booths and refreshments. Sunday School Rally Day at U B church next Sunday offers souvenir and booklet. Freeport Tribunal No 99 Fraternal Tribunes meets Thursday beginning to pm. Initiation postponed due to sickness. Members urged to invite acceptable guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Embury
C. R. Laible
Empire Street
Home Missionary Society of the First M. E. Church
J. A. Billig
Galena Avenue
W. T. Rawleigh
Illinois Division Council, Sons of Veterans
Smith D. Atkins Camp
Sons of Veterans
Jo Daviess County Agricultural Society
Court House
Ladies’ Aid Society
First English Lutheran Church
KE. F. Lied
Union Street
U. B
Freeport Tribunal
Polo business men's banquet honors depot opening
The Polo business men's banquet will be held this evening at Polo to honor the new Illinois Central passenger depot. Supt. Dailey plans to attend and several city minor officials are expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Business
Polo
Illinois Central
Dailey
Eau Claire Team Stays in Wisconsin League
Eau Claire Wisconsin January 13 The Eau Claire baseball association decided to remain in the Wisconsin league for the season and to provide reasonable guarantees meeting acknowledged by a committee to raise needed funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Eau Claire, Wis
Eau Claire Baseball Association
Wisconsin League
Masonic Club Elects Officers and Directors
Walter B. Erfert was elected secretary of the Masonic club. C. C. Wolf serves as president and R. D. Kuehner as treasurer. The directors are the heads of the various Masonic bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Erfert
Masonic Club
C. C. Wolf
R. D. Kuehner
Ill Woman Taken To Hospital After Typhoid Pneumonia
Mrs. John Ryan of Madison Street was transported to St Francis Hospital yesterday afternoon with a severe attack of typhoid pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ryan
Madison Street
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport Local Option Petitions Circulate for Signatures
Local option petitions are circulating in Freeport for signatures with seventy people in charge, each assigned to one or two blocks to collect support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Community thanks for support after bereavement
The Mallory family thanks neighbors and friends for their kindness and assistance during our recent bereavement. Jasper Mallory and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Mallory
Owls Meeting Seitzball Notices Regular Session
The Owls hold a regular business meeting this evening at Seitzball. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owls
Seitzball
Skating at Taylor Park Rink Draws Local Visitors
Good skating attracts residents to Taylor Park rink with steady ice and cheerful activity. Families and skaters enjoy a clear, well maintained surface as winter conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Park
Evarts Local Notes On Sick Folk And Visits
From Our Own Correspondent Evarts Jan 15 The sick in the vicinity are improving Diddens and Borchers Brothers spent Friday evening with Frank Dilly s Mr and Mrs John Auer Jr were Freeporters Saturday Messrs Mario J Wessels and John Kramer students of Rockford College spent over Sunday here with their parents and intimate friends Miss Louella Long of Silver Creek is spending a few days with her sister Mrs George Dilly Dr Karcher of Freeport was called one day last week to the home of John Buss on account of the sickness of Mrs Buss Mrs Lewis Foscha and daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl City
Miner S. Miller
Freeport
S. Freeport
Myrtle
Wm. Doerr Haa
C. Timma
LeBaron
Osa Studebaker
Harry Wintera
Chicago
Lloyd Dodda
Lutheran Sunday School
Ditzler
Hiram Ditzler
Vernena Dow
Mrydle Penticoff
Augusta Ditzler
Flora Brinkmeier
Mabel Dole
Charles Doerr
Stockton
Mary Sunderman
Silver Creek
Oscar Hill
Mary Brits
Grace King
John Peters
Lanark
Wm. Uhe
West Point
Uhe
A. Bushman
C. Althoff and Sons
Shidler
Tabor
John Yeoman
Aberdeen
N. C
Anna Johnson
Herman Blysmeier
Henry Franzmeier
Fred Byer
New Kirk
Okla
Sam Ditzler
Guy Sprague
G. W. Dow
Fred Tollmeier
F. A. Ward
Shannon
Riely
Simon Doerr
Berum
Minn
Harry Barns
Bolinder
M. W. Hooker
Clark
Elizabeth
Clotfelter
Henry Warneke
Babb
E. S. Rees
Taehekat
M. KE
Teldwish
Evanston
Samuel Yeager
Grandma Yeager
Florence
Myrtle Lavine
St. Paul
A. Lonsburg
Gregg Robinson
Manchester
Robinson
Lumber Men's Association
Evarts
Diddens
Borchers
Frank Dilly
John Auer, Jr
Kidney trouble insidious danger and cure claim
An insidious danger of kidney trouble is described with a claim that Foley's Kidney Cure corrects irregularities and prevents Grisht's disease and diabetes. The piece references J Moogk and Wood Jung kunz, and notes the Daily Journal delivers in the city for Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake Foley
Grisht
J. Moogk
Wood Jung Kunz
Jewelry Triad Study Offer Promises Quick Skill Gain
An advertisement peddles a “jewelry triad” course with terms including atomco, Mimerick Barrett, and automatic curry combs. It touts a postpaid sample offer at $1 with returnable gamepie, free terms, and a clean CosE B Cor brand reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomco
Mimerick, Barrett
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Apple and
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