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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1917
Page
3
Sale ad announcing men's heavy winter pants at reduced prices and percale fabric stock. Listing multiple price points from $4.00 to $1.25 and percale at 12c per yard. calicos at 10c per yard. Limited quantities per customer.
Advert shows deep discounts on union suits and fleeced garments across multiple price points. Highlights include $4.00 to $1.25 union suits and fleeced vests and pants at fractions of their former prices. Also promotes clearance blankets with marked reductions from $8.00 to $1.50.
A beautiful line to select from at prices that save money. All our $1.50 dress shirts drop to 98c each and all $1.00 shirts go on sale at 69c. Men, this is a rare opportunity to save.
Business rates for display and classified ads are three cents per line per insertion. Card of thanks and expressions of respect are priced per insertion. Legal advertising follows the law fixed rates. Inquiries for display rates are available on application.
Fort Wayne visitors and local residents are listed with recent travels and calls. Meetings at the M E church continue daily, with several social visits noted and modest town commerce including a bank loan offer and a barber shop rental. A bald eagle shot near Columbia City and a fatal train accident near Ripley are mentioned among many brief items.
Edgar Wells of Battle Creek spent the weekend with his parents and traveled with his father to Fort Wayne on Monday. Maude Michael worked in the Home Telephone office during Mrs. Bordt's absence. Miss Bordt’s illness and Mrs. Bricker’s passing were noted. funeral held at Evangelical church. Sorosis meets Friday. Pollyanna Girls host husband guests. Orville Goodale returns to Lake James in spring. Sunday School class hosted by Alice Painter. Blanche Gier wins prize for five minutes of quiet. Pythian Sisters install officers with Blanche Michael as Mistress of Finance. pot-luck supper and social hour described.
Henry C Whitley, a longtime Coldwater resident, suffered severe burns Tuesday night when a robe he wore caught fire from a gas jet. He died the following morning, ending years of local business activity.
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