Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 July 1908 — Page 4
PAGK POUR
GREENCASTLE HERALD
FRIDAY, JULY IT, loos.
What Creencastle People and Their Friend* Are Doing I Ura Tood is quite ill at his home j Geo. E. Blake made a business trip
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Born to Dr. and Mrs. Seaman, July 17, a girl. Will Lockriflge attend the Terre Haute races yesterday. Carleton Mann of Paw-Paw, 111., is visiting friends here. Mrs. W. W. Tucker spent the day in Indianapolis yesterday. Mrs. Harry M. Smith spent the day with Danville friends. Mrs. R. P. Carpenter is spending the day in Crawfordsvllle. Mr. and Mrs. .las. Vermilion spent the day in Indianapolis yesterday. The Ladies Whist Club met with Miss Flora Mathias this afternoon. Chas. E. Crawley is the new carrier on Greencaslte Rural Route num her 5. Mrs. G. Williams will return this evening from a few 'ays visit in Indianapolis. BryceMartin of Indianapolis is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Milo West, south of town. Miss Helen Roberts of ludianapolisjs the guest of her cousins, Misses Bertha and Mary Tucker. Mrs. Clara Stillwagon of Victor, Iowa., who is the guest of Mrs. Nellie Overstreet at Hamrick Station today. Mrs. Mabel and Eadger Jackson will return today from Winona bake where they have been visiting for 2 weeks. John Dowling left yesterday for a vacation from his work as agent at the Vandalla Station. Mr. Dowling will spend the most of his time in Colorado, fishing and hunting. He will be near Cimmeron, Col., for a time.
to Indianapolis today.
Col. Matson returned last evening
from the Eel river camp.
Miss Estella Williams apent the
day in Indianapolis today.
Ernest Naftsger of Muncie Is visiting brother, Everett here. Misses Tessa and Beatrice Evans,
are visiting friends in Ohio.
West Side Squar,
Coatsville, were in town today. Prof. W. T. Ayers left today for a few weeks visit in Illinois and Mo. Miss Nellie Nichols leaves tomor-
H. A. Reeves went to this morning and will be several days looking after business.
Roachdale there for insurance
row for an extended visit at Louisianna. Mo. K. J. Harrell is 2nd, and R. C. Siddons 3rd, trick operator at the Vandalia now. Frank Hagrave has returned from Gosport where he attended the district conference. D. A. Woodward is assisting Mr. Vaughn at the Vandalia during .1. S. Dowling's absence on his-vacation. Mrs. J. B. Nottinghama of Marion Ind., will come tomorrow for a visit with her son, Professor L E, Norris here. Miss Lorene Crouch and Julia Preston leave tomorrow for Anderson where they will visit Miss Nell Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan McFarris and Elizabeth and Sproule Shlrling of Terre Haute visited Mr. and Mrs. C. McFerrin here today. Prof. Harry Maxwell will have charge of the music during the Teacher's Institute here, Aug 24-28 and will be assisted by Miss Rosa Marquis with violin and piano.
i GOAL WILL GO UP!
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ICE CEE ill (Packed) 25 Cents a Quart Delivered to any part of town, any time, any day. BADGER GREEN
NEXT MONTH
NOW is 1116111116 to Buy Prices are lower. Deliveries are prompter. Lay in your winter’s supply now, when it will b»* easier to get it put away. Don’t wait until the late summer rush Ml V NOW. We have a lot of Anthracite ready for delivery. Also a
lot of Pocahontas and Brazil Block.
F. B. HILLIS COAL CO.
F. B. HILLIS F. SHOPTAUGH
OSCAR WILLIAMS, Mgr. iPhone 187
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Collins of Dayton Ohio., who are making an auto trip across the state stopped at the Commercial yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. E G Fry and family, Mrs. Anna Fry and Misses Anna and Phoebe Connelly plcniced at Mill Creek near Putnamville to-
day.
Mrs. Mary Tucker of Salem who has been visiting her son Dr. W. \V Tucker went to Indianapolis today to visit her daughter Mrs. John Rob-
erts.
Paul Connelly of Newport, Ind. left today after spending a few days here with friends. Mrs. Connelly is here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C. C Hurst Mrs. Geo. Oborn and son, Arthur, left yesterday for their home in Marion after visiting friends here and attending the Sheets-Wilkin-son wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shannon and Mrs. Shannon's mifther, Mrs. Asher, spent the day in Terre Haute today Mrs. Asher went from there to Lin ton for a visit. The firm of W’ahle, Phillips & Co of New York, has been given the contract for the wiring and lighting fixtures for the new Carntgio Library. Tho contract was let yesterday afernoon. J. F. Hill has purchased a handsome new auto of the Black Co. at Auburn N. Y. Mr. Hill had a mach Ine a few weeks ago from the same company but it was damaged iu shipping and the oue received today re places that. Marshall Reeves his afternoon re ceived a telephone message from a constable in Rockville, asking him to look out for Harry A. Sparr. The young man Is wanted there by the police on a serious charge. He is 21 years old, medium height and has brown hair. Sparr left Rockville and It is bellved that he came toward Oreencastle.
.j. .j. .!•+•{•.{♦-> •S-S-t-++<• + <• A Matter | Of Honor. Tiy Clarissa MacKje. Copyrighted. liVS. by Associated j; Literary Pres*. J ir j.-j. .j. .j. .y *-:- * •!•++++*■ “1 am very sorry,” began Helen iu evident distress, ‘'but” Richard Hilton held up a restraining
band.
Don’t go on. 1 know what you menu,” be said heavily. He was staring at Ibe third finger of her left band, where a curious ring scattered prismatic rays of light in the June sun-
shine.
She followed bis glance toward the ring, and her cheek flushed hotly. “Of course it is Littleton, after all,” he said ns if stating an undeniable fact. Then, with a slight bow, he turned and walked away down the
sandy shore.
Miss Vincent looked after him with dazed brown eyes and a strangely numb feeling In her heart. When lie had rounded the lighthouse point and disappeared within the shadow of the tail structure sin 1 shivered a little, as If with cold. She had been perched among Hie bow lders under tho sheltering cedar clothed hanks when Hilton
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Our Mill Remnant Sale Is a RECORD BREAKER Never had such crowds in our store. Every day adds new
Bargains.
A new lot of Torchon Laces, 5c to 8c values, per yd 2!c 25 pieces of Embroidery, 5 inch wide, 15c values 10c All our White Canvas Oxfords, ladies’ and children’s sizes 25c pair Ladies’ Black Hose, regular 10c quality 7c pair Cups and Saucers per set 30c Dinner Plates per set 37c Infants' Lace Hose, 12£c value 5c pair Ladies’ Belts, all new styles, 25c and 50c goods 10c Men’s Porous Knit Underwear, 50c everywhere 30c per garment nill Remnant Sale on Groceries 8 bars Swift’s Pride, Lenox or Gloss Soap 25c Best Ground Pepper per pound 21c 19 lbs A Sugar $1.00 Good Corn, 4 cans 25c 17 lbs Granulated Sugar $1.00 Malta Vita, 2 packages 15c Day and Night Soap, 11 bars 25c Big Gum Tobacco per pound 28c Arm 6c Hammer Soda, 4 lbs 2sc The ENTERPRISE
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COAL COAL
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Now is the time to place your orders for coal. We are prepared to furnish the Very Best grades of Brazil Block and Foui tii Vein Linton Lump at prices as low as the lowest. Give us your orders now befor the pi ices advance.
HEROD & SMYTH Co. Phone 51 Riley’s Old Stand
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fiatuess.” There was ii tinge of bitterness in his voice that caused an up
lifting of her pretty brows. “AihIV" she suggested haughtily.
•1 have thought perhaps you might
have tired of me and wanted your ftee*
had found her an hour before, and . dum, only—your cons' iem-c you know still she sat there after his departure you have a conscience, little - nusin" with wistful, dreamy eyes fixed Ol) ; “I am sorry. JelTrey. that my ' "lithe flashing sails beyond the breakwa- science,' as you call it. has been the
ter. ‘Hello, little cousin! Been looking everywhere for you. I might have guessed you’d he somewhere by the sad sea waves." Jeffrey Littleton swung himself ton seat beside her and gothered a handful of white pebbles from the crannies of the roeks. He was a slightly built, rather good looking young twin with eyes placed a trifle elo-e together and a small rosebud mouth like a girl's. lie caught Miss Vincent's sun browned hand with itu air of possession that changed to consternation as she pulled It hastily away. ”1 am only your fourth cousin, Jeffrey.” she said petulantly. “It is quite evident that you wish the relationship was still more distant." he said ruefully. He took careful aim at a stone down on the water's edge and shot a white pebble downward. “How do you like Miss Wendell V he asked with elaborate carelessness. "Site Is charming!” cried Helen en-
means <>f binding ymt t" an unwelcome | contract. No; do not speak, she said 1 coldly. "It Is true that 1 would never I have been the one to break Hie eng input because my word is my law, and"— Her voice broke suddenly. "I thought you'd he pleased.'' cried JelTrey Iu consternation. "T"U know —Hilton—you see"— He stammered confusedly as she started to her feet.
“Be still!” sne said in a lo ate voice. ‘‘Don't you kino
are too late now? Why i t you jilt
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ine before?" Bhe sank ! a. , on the ce w | s [j i OCil t e here in Green-
rocks and buried her lace in her hail la with a little sobbing cry. Jeffrey reddened darkly at her words. He scrambled down from t ' ‘ bowlders and stood on the beach before her. "I am very sorry. Helen I know you think I'm a cad, hut I cannot explain You may understand
some day."
“Walt,” she said scornfully, lifting
a tearful face to his. "Von must understand that I am not breaking tny heart over your desertion. It is liecause 1 have .lust s:ierilk"d a lifetime handle
of happiness for such as you!” She drew the brilliant ring from h r finger tind held it toward him. "Won’t you keep that, Helen, just for remembrance?" he asked awkwardly. "I cannot.” sin 1 said coldly, anil it
dropped into his reluctant hand. Presently he found himself following clearly defined footprints in the dump sand. They skirted the beach and circled the lighthouse. When they ceased Jeffrey found himself face to face with Rich-
ard Hilton.
"Hello, Hilton!" he said genially, evading the other man's miserable eyes. “Going down tho beach? if you are I widi you’d just lake this
rustle. Address with references, the Morris Wholesale House Cincinnati
Ohio.
LOST—Monday, somewhere
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FOR RENT—Three or four unfurnilieJ lied looms good location, inquire tot Bloomington street. 93 tf.
I tit; SALE Gasoline stone and iron lied. Cheap Telephone 372. 3t 92 p.J
h tf. aug i Indiana Gem Melons about Georgia Watermelon:
Sweet Sugar Corn Fancy Freestone
Peaches
Flome Grow?'! Cabl
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Large Fine Cucuml
bers
H:rhct, oncer’s Hypochondria. Alw.i., s ;-.t Hi hack of his mind was I Cue W"rr\ * it his health, which was quite sutisfin-ti ry. After a spell of J hard work he writes, "The effect of the ' ven wertion showed itself in doptession of spirits and a constant fool-
ha ml kerchief to my \ ■ " ' 'i -n with myself and cent She's sining on t‘i.- rocks be- 1 1 ' ; -u d repetition of Hie j y-.tid lit- po nt.’ II- : -I out n mo : fe 1 -aMy felt j of cobweb and lace. for ,Ile List four or five years, that my Hilton hesitated. nil! )d was not so vigorous and acute or • l don’t know," he said doubtfully. memory so retentive ns it was” “You see, I'm wait! g for tl er was twenty-one I i road to philosophy.—Dunnight. Important business”— cans "Life of Spencer.”
“Well, all right. You soe, I'm going
to take that B&me t your h< id off when
Monarch Grom
Phone 63
catch tin* Lneretia tomorrow morning • vou can K 1 ' 1 a guaranteed remedy in —going abroad for three years, and”— I5ce s Laxative Cough Syrup. It is "I guess I'll have time to run up especially recommended for chil-
“WON'T YOU KEEP THAT, HELEN, JUST “fTo^dhv''111 lamin'' 'll" I ln " '’ S ‘ l 13 P * e8 " an t fO take is a
T GoNlby. old man Hope you have a gentle laxative thus expelling the
good time. Goodby! lit' swung . a*
around the ,i,h tm- fl MterinT > ,h f froni the system. For cough
handkerchief in his 1 - nd colds, croup, whooping cough, ! Toronto, Ont $155 A<
FOB 111 MEMHUANCE '/ ’
NIAGARA FALL TUEVDAY, AIG. Ilih. IW I BIG FOUR RCl’ll $7.50 ROUND TRIU I j
thuslastically. “I like her immensely. You know we were at school together, although In different classes.” “Handsome—what do you think ?’’
Jeffrey asked.
“She is lovely," said Miss Vincent, looking curiously at him. For the first time since their engagement three years before Jeffrey was showing In-
terest in another woman.
How gladly she would have wel-
GREENCASTLI
* ’ i ' | -in i ‘ lowed his going with a strang- smile 0 "' m-s* and all bronchial trouble. Alexandria Bay, N. Y m 10 »■
sold by Badger &
on his lips. j Guaranteed He opened his clinched right hand ! Green.
and disclosed the curious little ring which Helen had returned to him. As 1 Value of Tears, he looked at it his full lips stiffened Dr Romme. the well known French Into straight, hard lines lie lifted his medical nuthoritv, speaks eloquently of hand, and there were a flash of gold the usefulness of tears In the current
, , ai "' " h ' flame before the Issued Ln Revue Tears h,- u-nt.w corned the diversion during the last , jewel disappeared In the oncoming are mo., „ . f„| in'eases of great de-
green waves. pression or deep sorrow. Crying ere"Hoodby, everything!" he muttered ates a kind of cerebral torpor n mengrimly. I hen tie turned and walked tnl indifference, which acts' as briskly toward the railroad statiou. anaesthetic. One drowns sorrow In
twelve mouths of her awakening to what love really meant! But, no; Jeffrey had been a devoted lover, apparently blind to her growing Indiffer-
ence toward him.
The fact that their betrothal was a family affair and ns yet unannounced
would have made it easier for her to i vention Independent party, July 25th
Monon Route Excursions. ‘‘'"w- ,ha " nlcobo1 ' To Chicago, account National Con- T t ' '“’ V ' r re8trnln our tpars -
v “ vu.-m-i lor ner u> i -'-Dtlon Independent party, July 25th s tviv ( | u .' |''' 1 ' ll ‘-' " 1,11 children, a have «*. Mm Il» Inilh aed ,h„, and 2«h. (5.40, SH” 'Z
broken off the engagement, hut a certain pity for him had stilled the words that had so often trembled on her lips.
July 21st.
To St. Paul Minn., account annual
brain.
for only since the advent of Richard j me€tlnK No bles Mystic Shrine, July lie the most !» , I L iany t0 —- —- T ,,„ , ' •intiiui scat in Lngland.
Un. large baronial ban is u maguifi-
lc ls decorated with the
most pcrie' t specimens of armor, fur-
111 a 1 usurious manner, aud of no "*’ r3 a “M large palms
abound on every side.
Hilton into her world had she known 10th, 15th, return limit July 25th
what love was—that sweet upland rate $17.40.
path that one knows instinctively t 0 Yellow x- .. , - , leads to heights of biiss-helghti i aft „ J „, e “^ fh St0ne NalI °” a l P^. whence it takes a lifetime to descend, i J y luth ’ Buramer rates, round
It was the old story of a pledged trip * 46 ' 85 -
word and a love come too late. She Summer and all year tourist tic-
had turned Hilton away and-Jeffrey Kets on sale daily to Pacific coast ManZau Pile Remedy comes rea lv was speaking again in a slow, hesltat- and various health and summer re- to use . a collapsible tube with ing way. verv unlike his iisimi man. SO rtB ’ - vnue, wiin
ing way, very unlike his usual man-
ner.
“You remember that day In Rome when we were looking In the window of old Rieoni, the goldsmith, and we both saw the—ring?” He touched her finger gently with one hand. “Yes,” she said, a little breathlessly. It was not often that Jeffrey spoke of such matters. Their engagement had been singularly free from sentiment. “And you admired Its quaint setting, and so I bought it and we called it an engagement ring.” he went on lightly. “It is needless to relate that the houses of Y Ineent and Littleton rejoiced greatly and that our boy and girl attachment settled into n Darby and Joan—
nozzle.
J- A. Michael, Agt
The ladies of the Christian church will hold market Saturday July is. at Mr Lynch’s furniture rooms on the west side of the square. Among the things that they will have on sale will be, bread, cakes, veal loaf, pies
chicken salad.
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Here comes the spring winds to chap, tan and freckle. Use Plnesalve Carbolized (Acts like a poultice) for cuts and sores, burns chapped skin. Sold by Badger & Green.
One application soothes
and heals, reduces Inflammation and relieves soreness and Itching. Price
sold by Badger & Green.
50c.
. til t L '' ,n 1 ' »mba a tree like ' I’ll polo climber. It has large - ■".,:r;
Judge—You im . acquitted, gent aen ■ illr - vi -Very sorry, trouble fo^otX y ° U u11 thl3
tr cm tlmt c r ' 1 n tho Chinese lan wbTt v- nV "' VS 011 ‘"'Ib.aU,>„ of there a r, "“ le <*""<>».. nor Is “nt a synonym for patriotism.
ditlonal,
(Thousand IslandMontreal, Que. $10 05 Addition Stop-over allowed at W, -altel j tot'HjtUTAUgUA T/AKK. Full Information in pamphlet <>• m 1 obtained from Big Four Tieket .\ H. J miKIN ,G.P. A < O. P. 0.(58—H&H
T.H.I.&E.Tra.O Round Trip Rates Sunday, July 1 ( ) Indianapolis 75c Terre Haute 75c ; Tickets good on all H-iib s j and returning Sunday- § For further informal on 1 11 local agent. Phone 82-'h
Have you neglected your Kidney j Have you overworked your nef' yetem and caused trouble with M kidneys and bladder? Have u | pains In loins, side, hack, groins a 1 J bladder? Have you a flabby ance of the face, especially 110 I the eyes? Too frequent a d0S ‘ rC 3 pass urine? If so, William’* M Pills will cure you,—at Drugg^l Price 50 cents.—Williams' Manu ‘ j turlng Company, Cleveland, For sale by Badger & Green. ManZan Pile Remedy, P rlca ^ is guaranteed. Put up read' < 0 One application prompt relief ® I form of plies. Soothes aud Sold by Badger & Green.