Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • Page 8

THE FBB1POBT DAILY JOTTBlfALt WOVEMBB1? 94, Miss Alice Grieves An expert Corsetiere is with us for a few days to demonstrate the Celebrated Red fern Whalebone Corsets. She is here to tell you just what you need in Corsets to make your dress fit perfectly and at the same time insure you comfort in wearing. We shall be pleased to have you call. The American woman's figure is essentially I composed of or less accented curves. As the latest decree of fashion is the hipless form, the reduction of these natural curves becomes a matter of first importance.

In Redfern Whalebone Corsets are new and beautiful models, with extremely long skirt, completely enclosing the abdomen, hips and back, flattening and sloping the form with any height of bust to suit the varying types of forms. Boned with selected Arctic Whalebone rounded and celluloid dipped to prevent breaking through the finest fabrics. The attached Hose Supporters have the famous Security Rubber Button rips. to per Pair. A.

READ Piano Store Mack ay Building, Formerly the Bice Building. Pianos that Talk ChaRe, Seybold, Hackley, Boltwood, Carlisle and Concord. We have on our floor the products of FOUR of the leading Piano manufacturers of the country, and can satisfy the desires of the most particular in regard to case, action, tone, quality and price. F. F.

PIANO CO. lot jutiotw lo tarn fmntdinlocid CONCERN OP YOU HI OBJECT TO IE AGUE (ContlnaM Mom flMliiflf IHM wt ol Cakinwt Baking COMING EVENTS. Nov. Flfor'a dancing school mid social at Lexington hall. Nov.

union annual hall Masonic tpinplo. Nov. K. O. dance and cord party at Lexington hull.

Nov. military hall at Masonic tompln hy Piitrlarchs Militant. Nov. Margaret's guild matlnoodance vt Masonic temple, Nov dance at Lexington hall Thanksgiving afternoon given by Joe Flfor. Nov.

society charity ball at Mnsonlc tomple. Nov. Daw-son's early hour social linll. Nov. of English Reformed church, Nov.

concert by IMr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Butler. IVc. party Plumbers', Gas Fitters' and Sti'am Fitters' Union nt Masonic temple, Grand Opera House.

Nov. Hvcngall nnd Company. Nov. The "Dovll." Doc. Lyinan Howe's moving pictures Mind Your Business! If you don't nobody will.

It la your business to keep out of all the trouble you can and you can and will keep out of liver and bowel trouble if you take Dr. King's New Life Pills. They keep biliousness, malaria and jaundice out of your system. 25c. at Jos.

Emmert's drug atore. Arts and Crafts Jewelry at Gift Shop. Il-16d2w for Sale. Six Poland China male pigs on old one. Call on W.

J. Dultsman, three-quarters of a mile east of Yellow Creek brewery. Old 'phone No. 277. TYPEWRITER RIBBONS Special Price 25c Each We still have on hand some of these Unusual Bragains for the Smith Premier, Remington, and other wide-ribbon machines All Colors.

Standard Brands. A rare chance to supply your needs at 1-3 the regular prices. OttoWagner 11 Galena Street. The Best WATCHES In the United States Not only have we the best watches in the United States, but the best in the world. There was a time when foreign watches, particularly Swiss watches, were considered the best, but to-day American watches are the finest of the fine, carry American makes a full line of men's and women's watches all sixes and styles.

Just A word about prices. Quality and service considered, Bengston's prices are low. We don't carry any 50c watches, but we do have watches from $1.50 to $150.00, every one of them guaranteed by the maker and by Bengston. matter where you go, you won't find prices any lower than we make you right here in Freeport. The biggest mail order house in this country can't make you any lower prices than we do.

We've examined their catalogue's and know what we're talking about. They can't buy really good watches any cheaper than we can. The other kind we don't carry. If they make a cheap price on a watch, it's a cheap watch. For good watches they ask as much and sometimes more than we do.

We are prepared to prove that our Prices Are The Lowest In The United States Bring your mail order catalogue and Come in. We'll prove all we say about quality and prices. Pick out any good watch and we'll meet the price for a watch of the same grade. You don't buy a watch every day and you ought to buy of a reliable home dealer who has buih up a permanent trade in your community and couldn't aiTord to mislead you as to quality and prices even if disposed to. While the advertisements of mail order houses may not lie absolutely untruthful, it is a fact that most of them are so worded as to make you believe you are getting a better watch for your money than you really are.

What do you know about a watch anyway? Suppose you order one by mail with privilege of returning it and getting your money back if not satisfactory. When it comes how can you tell whether it's worth the money or not? din you tell how many jewels it has and whether they are genuine or only imitations? Do you know a solid gold case from one that's gold rilled? Can you distinguish a gold filled case from one that's merely gold washed? There's a lot of other things the average person doesn't know about watches. Come in ana let us show you. We adjust each watch to your person. Can the mail order house do that for you? No matter how carefully a watch is adjusted at the factory, it should be regulated to keep accurate time on the wearer's body.

This requires time, nice discrimination and experience but we don't charge you anything for it. MANY DIFFERENT MAKES Here are the makes we carry: Elgin, Waltham, Hamilton, Illinois, South Bond and Xew England. Which is the best? Well, that depends upon what you want a watch for. They are ALL good. Most people prefer the Elgin, and of the Men's and women's watches we sell are" Elgins.

They are constructed with infinite care, of selected proven materials, and are unexcelled in precision, delicacy and durability. In addition to our great variety of watches we have an extensive stock of beautiful and substantial fobs and chains and a g9neral line of jewelry of which we are justly proud. Come in and see our goods, whether you wisli to buy or not. We would like to acquaint you with our line, and want you to know particularly that this is the place to buy watches. A Guaranty of Quality la Sack Of Kvary Purehaaa The ftwt fiENCSTONS tivenlle Court league.

The organI- atlon will be perfected In a abort I me and the requisite will elected front nniong the Mr. Wenglerskf appointed the fol- owlng as members of the committee organization: Judge Clarity, Mrs. "rank Towslee, Miss Bertha Bidwell, S. E. Raines and Fred Gund.

Dr, Favorite Prescription tWl MNM 0ff Ml fHMHhaiHhi tiMl WMlMMMM pNMwMr fO 1C IW9 kM fevtMd fcy ttlohrtf fMMhN tkilM hi THE ONE KlM aBBW VavfWVW whfoa THE ONE KKM10T fta aaaken BONE HE; flfrMNI LLINOIS OFFICIAL VOTE Rtsult Olvtn Principal Candidate tor and Governor, the Associated Springfield, Nov. state canvassing board met today canvassed the rote. The following is the vote for the principal candidates for president an governor. Taft, Bryan 450.810; Deneen, 550.176; Stevenson, 528.012. i Aid Poor Thanksgiving Day.

A large number of baskets Were packed today by the members of the Amity society for distribution among the worthy poor on Thanksgiving day. The public schools made large contributions, the High schools students giving and the scholars of other schools giving money and a considerable quantity of groceries, i in 1 Licensed to Wed. William Q. Place, Freeport :23 Carrie H. Strong, same 20 John P.

Jordan, Lena 24 Cecelia A. Miller, same 25 Edward P. Fitzgerald, Lena 48 Mrs. Belle Mf aite, same 40 John J. Shrack, Orangeville, 21 Gladys P.

Curtis, same 28 lo pftat evert alMar Wagner Case Continued. The case of Julius Wagner, charged with keeping his saloon open on Sunday, was again continued 'this morning. It will not come up again for ten days. Sim Blown Down. The large electric sign which hung in front of the John Franz saloon on lower Galena street was blown down last night at midnight and badly broken.

LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. ifMr. and Mrs Aden Knoph, of Olney, are the quests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knoph.

The Young Peoples' society of St. John's church will give an entertainment this evening in the church parlors. Refreshments and a good program. Today's Market Report. the Associated Chicago, Nov.

are the closing board of trade quotations: Dec. Dec. Deo. Jan. 20.

Jan. Jan. Chicago, Nov. are the closing quotations today for the Union stock yards market: isfceady to shade lower. $7.75.

$4.80. $5.15. mostly ten higher. $6.10. $585.

10. Bough Bulk steady; Following are today's quotations on the Chicago Board of Trade, furnished by 0. D. Anderson, Hettinger building, 76 Stephenson street. Wheat- Dec May July Corn- Dec Mnr July Oats- Doc May July Jim May Rlbi- Jan May Jim Open 1.03 I rt 1.

01 1(1 8.70 High 1.03M 1 l.Ol'i .40 18.52 8.72 987 62 Vt Ki.17 1H it2 8.17 8.115 Close 1.01% .51 16.20 MM 8.47 8.B5 I iotd by HMdieiae deafen evenrwtiere, and any dealer who han't it eaaj get it. Don't take a wbttltafe of unknown eompotitlon for thle atediehM tNovn coMtmmoN. No eounterfelt at aa the and the dtvuhtt who tars MMnethinl elee it "jmt Dr. Pltrce't" ia either miitakeai or It trying to deceive you for hit own Mlfeh heneflt. Such a man ia not to tnnted.

He ia trifling with your mott prieeleti poweMlon-yow BBay be your life itaen. SM Mef jen gtt jmi ftr. Jlder, and family a couple of days ast week. James Fogel is delivering a fine bunch of hogs to Lena parties today. The Misses Ella and Lydia Mas- of Louisa, were callers in our nirg Friday.

John Murphy and family visited relatives at Fairvlew Sunday. BoHon, tFrotn Our Own Bolton, Nov. Bessie Scovlll, of Freeport, spent two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Scovill.

Rev. FeldWlsh, of Pearl City, was calling on friends here Tuesday. Miss Eva Garnhart and Mrs. Orrin Garnhart, of Pearl City, were calling on friends here Wednesday. Miss Mary Scovill spent two weeks in Freeport with her sister, Mrs.

John Kazoort. District Superintendent A. D. Traveler was here Tuesday and held quarterly conference, and also attended a meeting of official hoard. I.

L. Moore will have a sale on December 1, at which the Ladies' Aid society will serve lunch. The ladies will please furnish pies and doughnuts liberally. Mr. John Phlpps, the night owl, was calling on friends at Stockton, Tuesday.

Quite a number from here attended the sale at Lewis Kuhlemeier's home Thursday. Mr. Hull, of Byron, returned home Saturday, after visiting his daughter, Mrs. Young, several days. George Moore was around posting bills Thursday for his father's sale.

Mrs. Addle Kyle and Mrs. Sarah Miller returned home Saturday, after visiting relatives at Hampton, Iowa, two weeks. A few of the Royal Neighbor Society ladies cleaned the hall Saturday. John McLarnon drew the first gramaphone at B.

W. Janssen's store last week. Mr. Edwin Burt shipped a car of hogs Friday to Chicago markets. The annual Thanksgiving dinner will be held at Woodmen hall, Thursday.

Everybody Invited. Come with well filled baskets and spend the day. Adolph Rampenthal has moved his family to the Faber house, about three miles northwest of Bolton. Frank McLarnon, was hurt one day last week by having a rail fall on his foot. Miss Margaret Sheetz was calling on Pearl City friends Friday.

Joseph Winters and family were calling on friends at New Dublin, Sunday. Miss Mae Sheetz is spending a few days with her friend, Miss Margaret Sheetz. Ctfw. Alllngton, Jr. PIANO TUNER Poatoffloe Box 418 NfcW Phone 407 Freeport, Til Advance Sale of Fancy China, Skates Toys and Holiday Goods of all kinds.

Agents' samples of the best Razors at 25 per cent, off regular price. $1.35 Roller Skates go at 90c. $1.00 Roller Skates go at 70c. Roasters from 25c up to the best. We save you money on our line.

New York Racket Store, RILEY WHEAT, 126 Galena St 201 Van St Notice. The sale of John Richard, on the Tarbox farm, has been postponed from Nov. 24 to Nov. 28, Saturday. Il-24d4t-wlt Pleasant Hill.

Our Own Pleasant Hill, Nov. ideal weather of the past few weeks has enabled formers to complete most of their fall work. Andrew Kratzer is repairing his grist mill at Scioto preparatory to grinding all kinds of flour and'feed. John Holmes and wife were Freeport visitors Tuesday. The Mesclames William Phillips and Fred.

Harris, of Lena, spent Saturday with Miss Amelia Swart. Mrs. Mary Kopplen returned home from Howardsville last Thursday, where sho spent several days visiting relatives. William Richards and sons Ralph and Roy spent a couple of days at Rock ford last week, visiting relatives and taking In the sights. Miss Elsie Kratzer visited her sister, Mrs.

Clifford Hart, at Harlem, last week. George Holmes bought a load of hogs of Conrad Prasse last week, which he expects to feed for market. L. C. Jacobs and family, of Lena, spent Sunday at the home of.

James Fogel and wife. Mr. Grove, county superintendent of schools, made our school a pleasant call last Thursday. Charlio Schoney spent Sunday with his mother at Damascus. Delb Shirk, of Rockford, had the contract of putting the new smoke stack and repairing the boiler at the Scioto mills, owned by A.

Kratzer. George Harris, was shucking com for George'Karris, of Kent, last week. Andrew Kratzer had the misfortune to break one of the guide chains on his engine while coming home from Josh Sisson's. causing the engine to veer off from the front saddle, thus causing quite a delay. Patrick Knight and family moved into Mrs.

Mina Babcock's house last Thursday. Rumor has it that there is a young couple of this place to be married soon and will occupy the house vacated by Mr. Knight and family. Mrs. Anna Harding, of Washington, spent the past week visiting her cousin, Henry and family.

Miss Amelia Swart was a Lena visitor Thursday. Mr. and Mrg. Batcbelder, of Stockton, visited their sou, Bert Batch- your Christmas gifts from St. Apnes guild counter at Bead's, Dec.

4-6. 11-24-27-28 Poultry. Poultry. At wholesale prices. Turkeys, 20c; geese, 12c; ducks, 12c: liens, spring.

I3o, at the Poultry House, 161 Galena st. Tel. old, 857; new, 251. Open evening. Good delivered.

TOO LATE TO Hoe seven for additional Column advertUemontB. Peoples' part of French tlat-5 Gas stovu nnd slmdi'K furutght'ci. Inquire of Olms. Keelnr, Liberty St. Old 'phono 165V.

ll-24dtf and hum. f9.no per 21 Washington Inquire of George Huston. black purse containing another purse with or 15, sample of lace, etc. Finder please notify Mrs. Alfred old 'phono 274, or leave at Journal (or reward.

ll-2ldlw North Galena avonuw and the Opera. House, a pair of ifold rimmed no.se glasses. Return to Mrs, Win. Stewart, afti North Galena Ave. U-24-dlw without -security, by ambitious girl to start In business.

Investigate. Address M. thlsof- Ik'O. SALESMAN WANTED hM hftd irftrt experience in fulling of Hogs, to Mil line direct to Wisconsin Mid INtnolfl. The Lightning Feed Cooker Grinder Combined.

It ii endorsed by 66 of Stephenton County's belt farmers. Orer 20,000 of them sold in IOWA; over 80,000 nold in other Big pay in It if you know your bus! Dees. R. D. DEWEY CO.

AcroM from Court House, Freeport. Call as soon as possible. ll-Sl-3 Picture Framing 1 We are getting very close to the Holiday Rush Don't delay longer but get your frame orders in soon. We have just received direct from the importers a few very fine Photogravures which will make choice Christmas presents. Read the Journal's want column.

Room Size Rugs Just received a new shipment. Prices vety reasonable. STUKENBERQ BORCHERS (1-lOcUw 105 Galena Street O. A. Severance, Permanently Located at 117 Stephenson Freeport, Illinois Equipped with the most modern appliances and up-to- date methods.

Sittings made day or night. Amateur work brought here will receive the same careful attention that our own has. Outside work and home portraiture promptly done. Inspection invited and satisfaction guaranteed. Now is the time to have your Christmas pictures made.

Come and see our display of color Photography. in-Hiiuw Phone 818 Emerick, Barrett Bel table Jewelers, (18 Stepheunon 8t Our success lies in selling you the best goods for the least money, (and you know that what we sell you must be right or money refunded). And our stock contains the. latest styles to be had. For the benefit of persons not familiar with our prices we quote a few prices as compared with a mail order house (Montgomery Ward Co.) A i.

Ward 4 Ct Ladies Watches MC.I.UMJM EM 7-JewBl, 0 Sizo Elgin, 25- year Boss yj l(J-Je w'i'i'b" 8Ue," "Luuies 1 Wait iiiii'ii Q1 Qft Boss Our Prici .00 GENTS' WATCHES $17.30 $17.00 7-Jewel 18 Size, Kluclu or Wultluuu 36- war Bosi Hunting Otiso 18 Size adj. Kit-' In or Wul- ttmiu 86-ytiur Boss Hunting Kor Monogram 17-Jewel 1881zo 8. 30-yr Hunting 7-Ji'Wi'1188Jzi'. Elgin CLOCKS 8- Day Seth Thouius. Oak Strike uucl Aliu-m b-Uuy Tho-iuas, Oak (-'use, 8- Day Muutlo 8ft Ii Tbomus 1-Day Repeater.

24.45 200 2225 5.50 $4.20 3.55 6.15 4 15 24.00 No Extra C'lmrgr 22.00 5.00 $3.50 300 600 385 We see that your Watches and Clocks are" regulated and in first class shape at less cost than you can buy elsewhere. Sterling Silver Frontenac Knives (Doz) $21.25 $20.00 8-oz Tea 6.75 6.00 Dessert Forks 12.15 10.50 Spoons 16.20 15.00 Stratford 8-oz Tea Spoons 6 50 6.00 Dessert Forks 12.15 1060 TableSpoons 1430 13.CO They show five patterns we show over thirty patterns. Yours for business. Emerick, Barrett REUABLC JCWCUCRS,.