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and can serve you to your entire ft satisfaction. Wc invite yon to /call.
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Call and see our Pyrography display. Outfits $1.00 to $5.00. No. 32 WEST riAIN ST.
Phones 74.
NEWS NOTES.
Dr. E. B. Howard, Morrison phone 472.
FOR RENT
Teeth—The kind that look well and wear well, at prices that are right. Dr. J. D. Hughes, No. 2H West Main street.
The Seni«r Endeavor society of the Christian church will have a business meeting at the church tonight at 7 o'clock.
Irwin Kerrick, of Indianapo *lis, district manager of the Sue cess magazine, was here yesterday calling on his friend, Ross Davis. |Call at E. P. Thayer's market and notice the large display of Thanksgiving1 poultry. Some beautiful ducks, young geese turkeys and chickens, and we have the large frying oysters.
Dr. William Card, of Wingate, Ind., was visiting his home •1 near this city over Sunday. He just returned from a trip '"through the southwest and was greatly pleased with his investments in Oklahomna City, Snyder and other places
-4 The claim of John E. Hart for $3,952.00 against his brother the late Andrew T. Hart, was before Judge Mason in the circuit court today and was cut to $1500, and ordered paid. The claim of $24 of Dr. W. R. King for medical services was ordered paid.
For Breakfast Ti^
We have just received a fresh supply of all the new as well as the old reliable brands of mm
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BREAKFAST FOODS
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You can't help it if you see the display in our store. Pic- $ tures in frames or without, as you prefer.
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The city schools will close tomorrow for the week. of five 23t6
House
rooms, 27 Center street.
Vernon Johnson, of Morristown, was in Greenfield yesterday on business.
See the nice line of suitings, Justus, the tailor is showing1 for 18, 20, 22.50 and $25. 9tf
Have your overcoat repaired with velvet collar and sleeve lining by Justus the tailor 6teow
Hancock lodge P. & A. M. will have work in the Master Mason degree Friday night.
FOR SALE—High
grade par
lor organ. A bargain, easy payments, if desired. Call at 503 North Wood street. *21t6
with the
White House Grocery
HARRY STRICKLAND.
Both 'PHot&s No. 45.
Rev. T. H. Kuhn, erstwhile candidate for Cdngress, is now on the lecture platform.
The city dairy is prepared to supply cream and milk for your extra Thanksgiving! demands. 27t2
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*1 tr All fall and winter suitings at a reduction. Call and investigate at Justus's the tailor, 26 Main street. 6teow
The Rev. John M, Thompson left this morning for Losantville, where tie will assist in a series of meetings.
Mrs. Edmund P. Tbayer and her guest Mrs. Lydia Jacobi, of Philadelphia, Pa., were in Indianapolis Monday.
Mrs. Aaron Shields and daughter, Mrs. Jennie Johnson, of Knightstown, were guests of Mrs. Ed Stanley yesterday.
The grand jury is hearing an unusually large number of wit nesses this term. The sheriff's force is kept on the jump.
The Roback damage* suit at New Castle will probably be concluded today. It has been on trial one week tomorrow,
Oak Morrison and Wilbur Harvey were at Gwynneville Monday, to attend the funeral of the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown.
C. B. Whetzel has completed a carpenter's contract at Southport and will leave at once for New Castle where he will be engaged for some time.
James M. Cook, of Fortville, was in Greenfield on business today. Mr. Cook is a member of the petit jury that will commence work in the court Monday.
Miss Kate Watson has been appointed collector for the Phoenix Accident Insurance Company in Greenfield, succeeding her father, the late William A.
Watson.
The early morning train to I.ndianapolis is now run in two sections. Heretofore the train has been so heavy that it was most always an hour or more late in this city.
Felt & Binford, the new law firm,will be located in the rooms formerly occupied by Ed Quigley and later by the Democratic county committee. They are having numerous changes made in the suite.
It was expected that the Rev. George C. Noetling, pastor of the Presbyterian church, would make the address this year at the union Thanksgiving service in this city, but he was called away on business and the duty fell to the Rev. Mr. Martin.
Mimosa Tribe, No. 379, I. O. R. M. at Arlington has secured Hon. C. A. Robinson, great senior sagamore, for a public address to be given at Arlington, Saturday evening, December 8„ This will be an interesting event for all Red Men especially, and the attendance of palefaces will doubtless be large.—Rushville Jacksonian.
The various fraternities in this city will elect new officers during the next four weeks. The Modern Woodmen last night closed the nominations for the offices in that order. It is said there are several candidates for each office in the Greenfield camp except perhaps for the station of Venerable Consul, the presiding officer.
The Odd Fellows isthe largest fraternal organization- in the country, numbering 1,437,235. The Knights of Pythias is fourth in size, and numbers 622,466. In this State ttieOdd^ Fellows numbers 66,320hKnigh.ts of Pythias, 54,280. Thpe figures were furnished for fch$ New York World almanac for the current year. Since then both orders have increased in jpumbers.
Housewives, Read This..
In connection with Purni1 ture Building, lam prepared to do ail kiuds ot Furniture
Repairing.
A Postal Card.
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Will bring me tn yon at once, and your furniture will be returned to you promptly and in good condition. ..
A. J. CHAPPELL,
105 West Osage.
Mrs. W.
I.
Garriott is sick at
her home ou East North street.
Mrs. John Thurman, of Milton, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stanley. She is their niece.
William A. Service contemplates remodeling his home on West Main street next summer.
Miss Madge Brokaw, of Indianapolis, was here Sunday the guest of Miss Bertha Orr, on North State street.
Get your Thanksgiving turkey, chicken, oysters, other nice meats and home made mince for pies at Schmidt's. 26t2
Lost—A roll containing attorneys draft of proposition for the summer Chautauqua. Finder will kindly return to Mrs. Will Gordon.
Mesdames Hiram Bacon and Laura McCullough, of Indianaapolis, were here yesterday the guests of Mrs. C. B. Whetzel on Pierson street.
The Odd Fellows lodges at Warrington and Wilkinson have consolidated under the name of The Evening Star Lodge, with a membership of more than one hundred.
Ths cuarterly conference of the M. P. chnrch will convene at the church this evening at 7:30 o'clock. All members are invited and the officers are particularly urged to be present.
The Barnard family orchestra, of Indianapolis, will give a concert at the Methodist Episcypal church at Eden. The proceeds will go to a fund for the purpose of paying for a piano for the church. p®
WANTED:—Traveling
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cal representatives, either sex, to present new, attractive advertising offer of first-class estsblished Music School. Permanent work and advancement. Salary for traveling $1020 first year, and expenses paid weekly. Joseph Moore, 121 Plymouth, Chicago.
CHINA and CTADp NOTION,
Every Article in Our Store
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1 lot child's school, each.... lc 1 l«t ladies' fancy and plain, 5c to 10c value, each 4c 1 lot ladies' fancy and plain, 10c to 15c value, each .8^c 1 lot ladies' fancy, 25c and 35c values, each 19c
few of the above will make very suitable Holiday Gifts. Omly a few nickel-plated lamps.
To close them out $1.39 75c glass lamp, extra large 49c Our 'fancy crepe paper. 25c per bolt, goes for 10c 10c plain colors crepe paper. 7c 5c bunches good white envelopes, 2 bunches for 5c 5c good writing tablets, 2 for 5c 5c composition books, 2 for 5c Jap. wood toothpicks, 5c box, 2 for.. .5c
Let us frame your pictures. CUT PRICES now.
FRANK S. BAMMEL,
Red Front Store.
David Burgess was at Knightstown Monday evening,
Arthur Strickland, Sam Offutt and John Rhue attended English's opera house last night.
Dr. Frank P. Whetzel, of Chicago, was in the city yesterday calling on relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McGraw, of Charlottesville, were guests of friends in this city yesterday.
Foot ball, Thanksgiving day 2:30. Greenfield high school aga.inst the Alnmni. Admission 15 cents.
In Greenfield high school alumni game Thanksgiving Mayor Hinohman will kick off the ball for alumni.
The Daughters of Rebekah will meet at their hall this evening1. A full attendance is desired as it is nomination night.
You will probably need extra milk and cream for Thanksgiving dinner, the city dairy can supply every need. 27t2
Mr. and Mrs. Castigan, *of Indianapolis, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Branham of South Mechanic street today.
Mrs. Ben Strickland and two children, Jackson and Delmar, and Mrs. Frank Shaeffer are guests today of relatives at Charlottesville. -T
Mrs. Edna M. Shelton of this county today received a half dozen thoroughbred Buff Cochin chickens from Mrs. C. H. West of Farona, 111.
Mrs. John F. Mitchell, Fannie, Eliza and Pansy Mitchell will go to Middletown tomorrow to remain over Thursday with George Mitchell and family,
There will be choir practice at the Christian church tonight at 7 o'clock to prepare special music for the Thanksgiving service Thursday night. All members are urgently requested to be present.
Now is the time when the small boy looks forward longingly to Thanksgiving and when his mind is filled with thoughts of roast turkey, pumpkin and mince pies and the other good things which make the day a continual joy to him.
NOTICE
To the Policy Holders of the ^GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
WM. A! HUGHES, Agent.,
Ward Walker was at Co
lumbus, Ohio, on business Monday.
A Thanksgiving ball will be given at Maxwell Thursday evening.
Have your clothing cleaned, pressed and repaired by Justus a or 6
Workmen are laying the tracks into the new interurban freight station today.
Chet Robb has returned from a visit with his sister, Mrs. Will Sylvester, at Lafayette.
Mrs. Nobe Jones, of Muncie, is visiting Jesse Jones and family of Mechanic street.
Tickets for G. H. S. Alumni game for sale at Crescent Pharmacy and Early's drug store.
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a OF FREEPORT, ILLINOIS ./ The Royal Insurance Company, the largest in the world, which paid $5,600,000.00 promptly in cash without discounting one dollar therefor in the great San Francisco conflagration, has contracted with the German Insurance Company of Freeport (which Company was sadly crippled by the San Francisco conflagration) to protect by reinsurance all the German's outstanding policies and thereby give to those looking to the German for protection from loss by fire the necessary security. Under the terms of the contract the Royal obligates itself to substitute Royal policies for those of the German and to facilitate the carrying out of the obligation the policy holders of the German are requested to call promptly with their policies upon the undersigned agent of the Royal Insurance Company.
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1 of Clubs Will Invite Bryan and Beveridge.
MRS. NEW ENTERTAINS WOMEN
An Important Meeting at East School Building.
Mrs. Ada New, teacher iu |charge of the East Greenfield school, held open house from 3:30 to 5 Monday afternoon to the ladies of the Federation of clubs of this city, who have voted to become patronesses of this new school.
A series of round table discussions were held that not only were of interest to the school but to several other important matters which are under the direction of this splendid organi zation of women.,
One of the principal matters under discussion was the Chautauqua for next summer. It was determined to make an effort to improve the program by securing if possible lecturers of wide reputation, and it was decided to make a united effort to have William Jennings Bryan and Senator Albert J. Beveridge during the session. Knowing' these distinguished orators are in great demand and that their time is taken far in advance no time will be lost in starting the ball to rollin'. The chautauqua subject in general was thoroughly discussed.
It was also determined to arrange for a traveling art exhibit this winter, and the ladies will also give a reception to Mrs. Virginia C. Meredith when sshe comes to Greenfield as a lecturer before the farmers' institute.
After refreshments the ladies planted acorns about the grounds, the oaks to each represent one of the women's clubs.
Miss Gladys Teel is out of school on account of sickness.
Order your extra cream and milk from the city dairy. Phone 194.
The Weather—Generally fair tonight and Wednesday. Slightly colder tonight.
Mr. and Mr^yP. A. Asher, of Martinsville, are^the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ball of the Grand hotel.
Charles Griffin will spend Thanksgiving with his sister Mrs. Emsley Johnson and husband of Indianapolis.
Ed Jacobs, recorder-eleat, Ibas asked William R. White to remain in the office until he becomes familiar with the work
Pennsylvania freights held three crossings in the city today noon for more than fifteen minutes and that at a time when nea and Women were going to their work and children to school. K.i.
Thanksgiving
Interurban Linee offer special service and exceedingly L«ir Rates to all points reached by Traction Lines in Ind)aa&» Ohio, Southern Michigan &3Ml Eastern Pennsylvania.
The Clean I Comfortable Way. Hourly Service.
For Information, call on yoor local agent, or address
GENERALTPASSENGER OFFICE,
Terminal Bld'g, Indianapolis.
WE WANT ."
ft*-* Your second-hand Furniture and Carpets, Stoves, etc., sis and will pay all they are worth. We have row in stock a nice line of Furnijfra t.ure aDd Stoves ^ybicb we 1 "-I"
will sell cheap.
November Colds
This is the month when most of the colds start
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NEW KITCHEN CABINETS I
We have them and they are all right, which we will sell for
$6.50 to $9.50.
THOMAS HAW No. 9 S.' East St.
even hear people
say that their cold hangs on all winter. It would be a terrible thing to think of a November cold extending along until March. It is useless, for
Rexall
Cold Tablets
will absoluthly break a cold up with one
or
two doses, with no bad after
effects whatever. It is so harmless that it can be given to children the same as to adults. We recommend it continnally to our customers, for we have more faith in it than, any other cold
remedy
which is at our
disposal. Price 15c per bottle. Satisfaction gnaranted or money refund-
A C. P^LKENTON, Druggist.
..THE NEW.:.
JEWELRY STORE
Is now ready for Business, with an up-to-date stock of Jewelry
Fresh From The Factories
This store is very anxious to give its very best SHrvice to Every Customer. The store and1 all it contains awaits your consideration.
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