Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • Page 8

TflB FKEEPOflT hereby call pecial Attention tfur Stock of Merchandise for the By reason of early and careful buying we are enabled to show many lines at prices much below their present values. ffew Dress Goods New Suits New Coats New Furs We invite your spection. LA. READ S. Hermsmeier Son, 188 Galena 8t 'Phone 188 ggga School Books -FOK- City County Schools Second-hand Books good as new at low prices.

Ta 1 Composition Books, Crayola, Paints, Drawing Instruments etc. the hest we could buy. 'Headquarters for School Books and Supplies We have the lists, come and get your books before fJijB'jcush. A large force of clerks for the first day of school. "Sallow Front 91 Stephenson St is a ttne, quick durable QnlsU tor now au4 old, And soft wood floors, and woodwork.

in "uftturnJ" aud twelve Odf line of paints, ttftosually complete juid lauludes the uheap" but the prices. fry UK uext time you aei-cl anything to oar Hue. Tryti can of JAP-A-LAO to-day. SCHWARZ SONS, 8t none 714 We pi Sell You Nice Large Potatoes at 75c a bushel. Hackney' Highest Patent Flour, we guarantee every sack to be the ever had, only $1.25 per sack.

Freeport Corn, Owl Brand, 6c per can. 3 Rolls of Toilet Paper for 1Oc. Silver Drips Syrup at 3Oc per pail. The Best Red Steak Salmon, 2 cans for 25c. 6 Bars of North West Soap for 25c.

Rogers, 110 SUphwnson St. Advance Showing -OF- Wooltex Coats and Suits, Skirts, Silk Petticoats, Shirt Waists, Heatherbloom Underskirts, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Silks. "Merode" Underwear and Onyx Hosiery, in fact, New Fall Goods are shown all over the store and here are some special values that will interest you. Women's Silk Petticoats Black and colors, made of best quality Taffeta, nice fall garment, no better sold for Our special price $5.00 Women's Shirt Waists Made of fine Chiffon taffeta, black and colors; our special $5.00 Yard wide black Taffeta Silk, no better sold for our special $1.00 We have some nice light and datk $5.00 Skirts at special price $3.98 If You are on the Fence as to the smoke with the cigars you've been baying, or with their price, if tbeir quality suited just one move: Invest just one nickel ma MttJt and your wind will be tuade up in less than five minutes thai that is the cigar for you and "daily expense account." A few pufli wlU make jwifc wore. C.W.Hnrdon, GMitrlbiit'r iitiiifiiittilftiiiiitiiti til MM Itlf P.

Ai SeholK, W. Benston f. J. have taken steps tot ward organizing an automobile club In Freeport, and have plans under way to hold a race meet Taylor's nark on Sept. 20.

It la the purpose of these gentlemen to Interest all auto owners in the affair, and shortly a permanent organization will be effected. All kinds of machine races will be provided, Including amateurs and professionals, and the day promises to be a great one for the enthusiasts, The Henney band will play. i i irnr Bankers' Life Ready for Charter. The final meeting of the board of directors of the Bankers' Beserve Life Association of Freeport Was held today to make formal application for a charter. The company starts with 505 members, the greater numberbeina: from Freeport, Within ten days tlie company will begin to issue policies.

The directors from out of town who were present today are A. P. Woodruff, Dr. A. H.

Maloney and F. S. Greenleaf, of Savanna, and J. B. Fuller, of Winslow.

Galena Daily Tribune Quito. The of the Galena Dally Tribune was discontinued with the Saturday Issue owing to the venture not having been a paying one. The at Galena is said to be a limited one and Editor Callahan has found it uphill work to secure a foothold. 1'he Tribune wac a newsy paper and was welcomed by the exchange editors of neighboring towns. The semi-weekly Tribune is also discontinued and a weekly publication will take the place of the daily and semi-weekly.

Entertained Friends. Miss Elsie Reese entertained a number of her Freeport friends at her home in Lena Monday evening. Bigs conveying about a dozen Freeport young people drove to the Beeser home where a fine supper had been prepared for them. After supper games and music were indulged In until a later hour. It was a very enjoyable Occasion and one that will be long remembered by those who were present.

To Push Annexation. Tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock, at the oflice of City Attorney Mitchell, the various committees which have been appointed to ascertain the sentiment in regard to annexing additional outlying territory will make their reports. Those who are interested are invited to attend and a gathering of representative citizens is desired. Licensed to Wed. August Sohwenn, Madison 32 Susie Skrinsrud, same 36 Otto Olson, Madison 2S Martha Anderson, same 22 Sigurd B.

Bund, 27 Olga Odgaard, same 20 John Evans, Bockford 37 Julia Leinberg, same 32 May Drop Larceny Charge. Chris Weiser was before Justice of the Peace Goddard this morning on the charge of larceny, but It is thought that the case will be dropped and the matter settled quietly out of court. The young man's father Is in the city and it. is thought that the money will be repaid and the matter allowed to drop. LOCAL AND OTHERWISE, There will be.

a regulftf meeting of the Li blub at 6:80 o'clock this evetjfflf the V. parlors. The M. of the First Baptist ehttWlh frill hold Its regular Meeting if) (he church parlors tomorrow urtettiooh at 8 The ladles of the First Presbyterian eh afch will give a social in the church puirlefg Wednesday evening, Sept. 4, Ice cream and cake IS cents.

There Will fee ft meeting of John A. Davis GK A. this evening at their Hall in the city hall building. All ttletnbers are requested to be present) The committee which had charge of the coming of the Fresh Air children to Ffeeport will meet tonight at the Y. M.

C. A. parlors at 8:80 The Christian Endeavor business and, social of the Second Presbyterian church will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Bokhof, 192 N. Galena av'e, Ail young people of the church are invited, The F. of the First Methodist will hold its monthly meeting Wednesday, Sept.

4, at the home of Mrs. A. K. Stibgen at 8 p. m.

Officers for the coining year will also be elected. Tea served from 5:30 to 8 o'clock. All are cordially invited. 2t Sell Insurance Building. The sale of the German Insurance building will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the building.

If there are no other bids aside from the one of $25,000 which made by Matt Marvin for other parties, it will go to the parties that he a-epre- sents. If there "are other bids it will be sold at public auction. At the Bijou. Tlie bill at the Bijou the first throe days this week is a winner. The list includes: Will H.

Cross comprising three people, in a comedy sketch Kathleen Potter, singer of popular songs; John Mack, singer and dancer, and the Musical Wolf's in a comedy musical act. Corn Looks Good. .1. C. Friable has left at the Journal oflice samples of corn which show well-developed ears and are a contradiction of the report that the crop will be a failure.

The days and nights of the past week will be a great help in maturing corn which has been backward, Married Ladies Elect Officers The Married Ladies of St. Mary's church elected the following officers on Sunday: Julia Clark. Vice R. J. Burns.

Al Lichtenberger. Jos. Rodemeler. PERSONAL MENTION. The family of H.

B. Smith has returned from a three months' stay at Koblnson, 111. Mrs. A. of Berkeley, is visiting at Hori.

fl, 0. Burchard's on Lincoln boulevard. Miss May Mensenkamp has returned from Harrisburg, "111., after visiting Miss Fay L. Eisenhower. Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Baymiller and daughter Lola have returned from a several weeks' visit with friends in Elgin and Chicago. Mr. A. B.

Danghenbaugh, an extensive real estate dealer, of Gowrie, formerly a resident of this nounfcy, is In town on business for a few days; Misses Harriet and Marjorie Leigh who have been visiting at the home of their grandparentB, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. LeTghJ the past few weeks, returned to their home in Chicago this morning.

Mrs. Charles Volt, formerly Mrs. A. H. Bergman, and children, of Chicago, wbjQ.

were guests at the home of Hon. A. Bergman, have returned home. The grandchildren of Mr, Bergman spent their vacation here; J. M.

Jeffrey, of the Golden Meadow Developing company, was in Freeport for a short time transacting business with the secretary of the company, Charles Sechrist, Mr. Jeffrey left early this morning for the plantation in Louisiana to oversee the work that is being carried on there. i Committee Appointed. The committee from the Business Men's association to look into the affairs of the Shoemaker Automobile company was named yesterday afteinoon, and is comprised of the following-gentlemen; Boyd P. Hill, Charles F.

Hildreth, L. Mufift, E. A. Blust, George Ennenga and Fred Dorman. The committee met this afternoon at 5 o'clock.

Night Rate Same as Day. The Freeport Bell telephone office has received, notice of increase in night toll rates which hereafter will be the same as the day rate. The increase applies to the local office. Man's Heartlessness. There is nothing like the heartlessness of a There is a certain pretty little bride'who is Just coming to know that.

She fell out with her newly acquired husband the other day. I forget quite what it was about, but it seems to ine he had said things about a new gown of hers. At any rate, life was no longer worth living. She shut herself in her room and cried till her arched. Then she bathed her eyes, brushed a fluff of powder over her red and swollen nose and called icily to her husband: "Fred," said s'he, "bring me a spoon, please.

I'm going to take poison." "Yes, dear," answered the heartless monstor from below. "Do you want a teaspoon 01- tablespoon'?" Madison Couple Married. Miss Olga Odgaard and Sigurd B. Bund, both of Madison, induced County Clerfc Held to issue a marriage license to them on Monday and a few momenta latter were married by Justice Viuoent. Distributing Pish.

A United States fisheries car nassed through Freeport this morning on its way south, where a consignment of fish will be distributed, The New Pure Pood and Drug Law. We are pleased to announce that Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colcla and lung troubles Is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as It contains no opiates or other harmful drugs, and we recommend It as a safe remedy for children and adults. H. J. Moogk, Wm.

F. Jungkunz. COMING EVENTS. Sept. Flfer's dancing school opom at Lexington hall.

sent, star mcmorlnl services at Masonic temple at 8 p. in, Grand Opera House. Sept. Royal Chef. Sept.

Told In the Hills. Sept. Choir Singer. Sept. Organist.

Sept. Sept. Kldi Sept. Minstrels. Sept.

Southern Skies. Sept. New Minister. Sept. the Waif.

Sept. Wife's Family. How to Avoid Appendicitis. Most victims of appendicitis are those who are habitually constipated. Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels, and restores the natural action of the bowels.

Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or gripe and is mild and pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes. H. J. Moogk, Win.

F. Jungkunz. Beautiful high school pins at ison Kryder's. 8-30dlw TOO LATifl TO OR Knsollno S-horae power ontfino, mounted on tracks; good as new. A.

Bergman. TO Photograph gallery Slril floor 1 and 2 room oflice 2nd floor corner Stoph- enson St. and Gnlonu 2-rooni office 2nd floor over Ohius. McNamiira's shoe store, tmd 2-story brick shop South Vnn Buren Johti Stoskopf. good boy to work In store.

tit. nnpfi. V. A. "Rfinrt.

flit. Inquire at onoe. F. A. Rend.

girl. Mrs. Oscar Taylor, Carroll St. Old 'phone by young man to do chores for and room while attending college. Address B.

B. cnre Journal Oflice. I wittch with Initials date on back of case. Finder leave nt this office. CARM8 FOK RENT OR SALE-In Iowa, 1 Webster, Oalhoun, Greene, KossmtltfBue- na Vista counties, or almost tiny part of state, pall on or address A.

R. Daughenbaugh, Des Molnes, town, Polk or Gowrle. Webster Go. New Home, Standard and Ruby Sewing Machines' Sewing Machines and Umbrellas repalrei and Covered, Scissors and Razors around 87 Galena St Preeport. 4-SSdwtf T.

S. RYAN and Young Women in large number will enroll for either a Business Shorthand Course at the time of on Fall Term, September 2nd We provide you an education abso Intely necessary to complete suooes in life. Call if convenient; let talk this matter over with you Write for a free copy of "Modern Business Training" of vital interes to every young person ambitious do something for himself. Blusf, Building, 8-Tooai-l Freeport, 111 If yon buy your School Supplies at BROWN DOLLMEYBB'S you will know they are all right. 8-28dlw Haddie Wise BJgalow, teacher of piano and volpe, Upper Stephenson street, Freeport.

Old 'phone 865. Spoiling Freeport Increase in Population. Mr. and Mrs. L.

P. Kuhlmeier, of the Arcade addition, welcomed a baby boy on Labor day. A Huniuuo Appeal. A humane citizen of Richmond Mr. U.

D. Wllliama, 107 West Main says: "I appeal to all persons with weak lungs to take Dr. King's New Discovery, Uie only remedy that has helped me and fully comes up to the proprietor's recommendation." It saves more lives thau all other throat ami lung remedies put together. Used as a cough and cold cure the world over. Cures asthma, bronchitis, croup, whooping cough, quinsy, hoarseness, and phthisic, stops hemorrhages of the lungs and builds them up.

Guan- aqteed at Joseph Emmert's drug store. 60 cents and fl.OO. Trial bottle free. The best tablets, pencils, drawing instruments, boards at PatHson Kryder's. Pork chops and pork roasts nor pound at the Sausage factory, 8U 8tephenson St.

8-88dlw be eusuu Jewelry store. 8-81dlw Read tbe column. iJ Week of September 3 Big Show fur Fair Week Will Cross Co Comedy Sketch Kathleen Potter Singer of Popular Songs John Mack Binder and Dancer Musical Wolfes Comedy Musical Act Home Talent Friday Night. Latest Illustrated Songs and Moving Pictures Q-Oiua A home on a crowded lot sub merges you in the noise, kitchen smells, flies and winclowscapes your neighbors; breeds contagion and conflagration; makes scanty, flowerless, lawns and ugly street fronts, 15 to 20 feet each side of your house front lawns, a garden 75 feet deep and a low price besides goes with each lot ft) in Burohard's Subdivision. There's room enough in need to spoil your home and Freeport.

Both phunes. E. J-. BURCHARD, 818 Lincoln Avenue ft-lldtf Near Water Tower YOU You are in a box when you are away from home and your batteries play out. Better get the Columbia Ignitor and troubles will be less, Froo to gasoline ginp good books of interest.

Ask RIDGWAY8 Pianos Whaf do aw know about Pismo9? Isn't it trtte you buy piano largely on faith Isn' it a fact you trust to the reputation of the manufacturer? We are manuiaeturers and as we employ no peddler.8 or canvassers is there any reason why We should not eave you three profits? Get our prices and terms for comparison. The largest stock to select from, The Cable Co. Pianos Three Large Factories Capital $2,000,000 UEO. A. STEMM, Factory Representative, 78 Galena St, Opp, N.

Y. House. We Have The Lists OF School Books and Supplies Why not buy now and avoid the crowd and inconvenience late buying? You will also find a better selection of Second-hand books at Very Low Prices School Books are now ready tot Our supply of Second-Hand Books is very complete, Ouf Tablets are the best and prettiest we can buy, Come in and get a list of what you need. Buy your books early and avoid the rush the first day of school. Brown Dollmeyer Counts We handle the best White Lead, Mixed Paints, Oils and Window Shades.

Just received a full line of artist's materials and brushes. Wall Paper to suit every body's taste price. Demeter, Seitz Wall Paper and Painfca New Phone 441 169 Sfc 9 Bed Davenports A well selected line of bed and drop-end Davenports in Verona Plushes and French Velours. Come in now and see them whether you are ready to buy or not. WM.

KOENIG st.Undertaking. We Are Now Showing New Fall Suits, Cloaks, Skirts, Dress Goods, Furs. While on odd lots, broken assortments and remnants of everything from this seasons selling, reduced prices have again been reduced, and for the next few days there will be some lively selling. WM. WALTON NEPHEWS, An Angel's Visit It is like when prosperity knocks at your door and brings you your accumulated savings ot years in your 9ld age from the Svvingi Qfpart? mtnt of tht State Bank.

Thrift in youth means comfort in declining years, and the step towards it to open an account iu Use Departmental State Bank, Freeport.