Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 October 1908 — Page 3

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1008.

GREENCASTLE HERALD

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AreYou a Careful and Close Buyer?

Your home comfort

insured—one dollar

Many extremely fortunate purchases at “market” this season enable us to offer many extremely fortunate values to discriminating and bargain-loving buyers. Our showings and pricings are representative of the many, many extremely rare values to be found in our stock. This is to be a great week, not only in our stove department, but in all other departments as well. DINING TABLE; pedestal, rich golden oak, full eight feet, elegantly finished, a real bargain this week at.... $|q j 0

each week buys a “Buck’s” stove or

Your HomeNeeds on EasiesL of Terms

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SIDEBOARD; golden oak. a new T and beautiful design, swell front, largo

French bevel glass, only..

DINING CHAIRS; golden oak, round seat, splendid design, strong and

substantial, each

$1.98

MISSION DINING SET complete, eight tine pieces, beautiful table, handsome sideboard, and six substantial chairs, a great bar gaiu at... $65,00

BEDROOM SriTE; golden oak, richly carved, elegant desigh, a very special bargain for this week only. $ 5 Q. 0 0

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Economy,convenience, durability and beauty is so happily combined in “Buck’s” stoves and ranges as to render them a comfort and a joy to any home. Your home should have one. And here’s the opportunity. Why not take advantage of it today? This offer is really a little bit better than a square deal. You can’t afford to miss it.

You consider

business” and "proper form” to borrow money from the bank-do you not? It is just as‘‘good business” to buy from us on credit, and you receive just ■is fair and courteous treat-

ment.

Some of the best peop’e

in the city have been glad to avail themselves of this opportunity Why not you?

LIBRARY TABLE;

(piarteied oak, beautifully

polished, manor design,

shelf and drawer below,

vt-ry special $ | Q - ()

ARM CHAIR; rocker to match with leather seat, a beautiful design, secured at so low a figure that wo

l,Me t0 $19.00

sell them each

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ASSISTANT RESIGNS

NO WORD RECEIVED AS VEl

I NEW RETAIL

WSWKK TO >II'.SSV<;K MAOK BV ('BKIGHTON (oi.iaxiK.

! LUMBER YARDS land PLANING Hill

THE OMAHA GAME IS DOUBTLUL

North College Avenue, South of the Railroad Tracks

l‘p to late last evening no wor 1 had been received from Omaha in regard to the proposed game with Creighton University for October 2' The DePauw athletic authorities answered the proposal of the Xebrask t school by demanding a guarantee of expenses in case negotiations we;-• closed and the trip made. As no answer to the proposal lias been received the football management !s working under difficulties in completing the home schedule. Negotiations are being carried on with Otterbein University, Wester ville, Ohio for a game on McKeen Field next Saturday. Arrangements are not complete, llnal decision resting on the answer received from Omaha, if DePauw plays at Omaha tiie Ohio school will probabh clash with the old gold next Saturday h r if the DePauw team does not make the western trip Kentucky State University will be brought to Greencastle for a game next week in plac • of the contest with the Ohio school next Saturday.

We can furnish your house patterns ? COMPLETE, including DOORS, SASH, i and GLASS. We have an EXPERT ES- J

TIMATORand DRAUGHTSMAN in our employ, who will DRAW UP YOUR

PLANS FREE OF CHARGE.

We also handle the famous LAWRENCE PAINTS and FL1NT0ID ready PRE-

PAIRED ROOFING.

LET US FIGURE WITH YOU. You do not have to cross the tracks to

;► reach our yards.

C. h. BARNABY

CONSTITUTION IS ADOPTED

Big Four Route

OCTOBER BULLETIN

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LEXINGTON, KY. AND RETURN

WILL ADDRESS STUDENTS

KENTUCKY HORSE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION - Ti.-kcN -• iUl l 6vh to 1 AkA

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ELIGIBILITY IS BEING DISCUSSED

DENVER and RETURN

Tlu- cxei \iti\e hoard of the recont-

DATE IS SET FOR MONDAY. OCT. 19

ly organized law cltih met yesterda .- afternoon to adopt ('institution and (o perfect the arrangements for launching the new enterprise in Doka11w clulidom. Interest in the new

NATIONAL WOMANS CHRISTIAN TE«PERA«CE

UNION

1 U.-t - oti -j.l •» > - r t-'tli t-» ‘'Int, iiii'luslva 1NNUAL CONVENTION AMERICAN FEDERAtlON OF LABOR Tii'kots soUl Nov 1th to Unit, inclusive. | NEW ORLEANS and RETURN CHRISTIAN CHURCH CONVENTION Oot. 6. 7 •mi Good returning (Vtol»er 24. COLONIST TICKETS g,Vxic 0 o R br'Itish COLUMBIA Anil POINTS in th- WESI ami SOUTH. AtEST On sale daily toOct 111, Iwh

A new enterprise was formally launched in DePauw yesterday after- ]

o iganicntion lias been unusually good and from present indications the club has a long and prosperous

noon when the Rev. O. Odell Whit- ! niture before it. Plans were dis eneck of Terre Haute arranged with | cussed whereby prominent memhen

SECTIONAL BOOK CASE: heie is an unequalltd bargain. It’s in rich golden oak three hook section, top and bottom ''" nl " RMl ' vil11 $9.00

Lda-;s floors,only

LEATHER COUCH; new hit'll rol^dexign, frame beautifully caived. with oil tempered springs, special

$37-o*>

Dr. Oohin for tin* use of Mcharr\ Hall on Monday evening, Octolier I'a. Rev. Whlteneck is District Superintendent of the Anti-Saloon l.eagu and will endeavor to set before the students on Monday evening the put poses and aims of tills society. Witn the increasing interest caused by the campaign issues which are being p it before the public by the various political parties, Rev. Whitenech claims that none has received s.i much attention as the fate of the saloon in the United States. In speak ing of the address which he woul 1 make to the students on Monday evening he explained the different' between the Prohibition party an! the Anti-Saloon League Some con fusion lias arisen at times in regar i to the fact that these organizations have nothing in common and are in no way connected. In speaking of the local political situation Rev. Whiteneck claimed that the local option bill would bo carried by over a thousand votes *n this county. Many DePauw students are taking an active part in the present political campaign as the various political clubs will testify.

we should play return games o i j their grounds. Rose Poly early in-j formed us that we must play in Ter- j ie limit" if we played them this 'Irs. year. This seems not unfair for it is | now several years since our team j

Am! yet our manager | Ml , 8 Helen M williams has offer-

\\ illiuniK Leaves Place Kheferic Department.

refused to play there hoping until

ed her resignation to the faculty as

j?> i' 1, '"■i' 1(1 1 * 1,M ' 0 FO 0,1 r ^ ’ assistant in the department of Rhet

£ dents could see the game. For four I

REPLIES TO CRITICISM

\ i Mt Williams is a gradual

Chicago Unlevraity and an excellent

The current criticisms of the foot- mr games m out grounds, it lua >' | instructor fully capable of takln-; ball management seem to assuni" for , ' vo or ,,n ’ 00 >' :lrs "" charge of an English department

nail hitve to be satislied with three j y er w01 . k her( , hag been merely as oi our seven games here. But I am BUI)eI . visor oT themes and she was

W. BKAMAN EXPLAINS THE on McKeen Field unwilling to continue the work. «o

purpose from the first to have three L hey can. askC(1 to be released. She goes with games at least, and in due time thus • William G. Seaman. Inuch KOod win from the faculty.

will be played. It muet not be overlooked that there are rather seriou ; Seen With Artistic Eye. difficulties in the way of our gottin- Fall lias again tinged the DePauw |

that there are to lie but two game:

EXPLAINS THE on McKeen Fi'-ld It h.

ElXANt'lAL CONDITION OE THE ATHLETIC IK>AUI>

CAN'T AFFORC OVER 3 GAMES

Ir. reply to an article printed in an 'ndianapolis piper recently retarding the number of games which

easily possible to schedule an extra game if we had $ 100 to add to ouv

are to be played on McKeen Field, expenditures. But we haven't Ci TV. G. Seaman lias written the fol- money and will have to lie saiis lowing explanation: with three games here. In the .e To the Editor of the DePauw Daily: ond place, some of our rivals thin

just what we should like. In the . :1 . u with its coat of many colors first place there is the tinancial li uni many are the compliments Acuity. We have only a limited sun win.-h an pa- ed upon its flaming to expend for games. It would t • h. anty. In spite of the long drough.

iring the latter part of the summer'

much good will from

She will probably go to Boston As to whom will HU the vacancy it is not known. Prof. Barnes was in | Chicago yesterday looking for a new assistant and will probably be su.:-

! cessful in his search.

BOOKS ARE RECEIVED

of the bar could lie brought before the club to address Its members and thus add to its popularity. Although nothing was done deffnitely in regard to this matter it is thought that ways and means will he provided whereby the dull may accomplish

its aims.

Another matter which received much informal discussion was the desire upon a part of the members to petition for a chapter from some law fraternity. That there would be little difficulty in obtaining one seemed to be the opinion of all con-

cerned.

In regard to the eligibility of students wishing to become members of the club it was suggested that only those who bad determined to make law their life vocation would be admitted into the organization. That this was not the case with several of the utudents was also brought to the attention of the executive hoard but

no action was taken.

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Hound IYriixlicnls Are Placed in Biological Library.

The Dickey Biological Library has just received from the binders several nets of newly hound periodicals and magazines. The book work on these pages is of excellent workmanship and is a valuable addition t > the library. The binding of these magazine., was made possible by a gift of tifi dollars from Alfred E. Dickey who endowed the Biological library. This sum is in addition to the yearly allowance of a hundred dollars which Mr. Dickey makes.

Bees Laxative Syrup always brings quick relief to coughs, colds hoarseness, whooping-cough and all bronchial and throat trouble. Mothers especially recommend It for children Pleasent to take, gently laxative. Sold by Badgerfi Green.

Earnest Daily was in Tern

Sunday.

William Glenn was in Indianapol-

is Sunday.

Miss Nilah .lay is visiting Alpha

Phi sisters.

Miss Dyer Lemon spent Sunday :, i

I ndianapoiir.

Roy Whisnand spent Sunday New Augusta.

NORTH HOUND

No. 4 Chicago Express ....1:23 am No. ti Chicago Mail.... 12:33 pm No. 10 F. Lick & Laf. Aeco 9:22 wtn No. 12 Bloom. & Laf Acco 4:45 pra

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No. 3 Louisville Exp .. . 2:13 am No. 5 Louisville Expr ss .. 2:31 pm No. 9 F. Lick & Acco.. . 6:51 pm No. 11 Bloom S:0» »m All trains run dally.

J A MICHAEL.

Rogers.

Charles Holloway, of Indtanapols, was entertained at the Delta y

house Sunday.

Miss Florence Brown has rwturn"d homo to St. .Toe, Mich., on ac-

ount of illness.

Lee Strong, ef Indianapolis Medial School, visited Delta U broth-

ors over Sunday.

Albert Becker hat) been called to lis home in Danville on account of

illness of his father.

Mr. and Mrs. Fraze of Rush ville, visited their son, Lewis, at tin* Sig-

ma Chi house Sunday.

W R. Maxwell, of Robison, Ills . .islted Lawrence Birch, over Sunday

at the Phi Delt house.

Miss Gladys Whittaker has returned from Martinsville, after a

u i visit with her parents.

Miss Irene Hayes, of Lawrenceit : burg, lias returned home, after attending the Alpha Chi party.

Clarence Johnson visited In Indianapolis Sunday. Henry McLean visited relatives in Paris, Ills., Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander, of l.aporte, were guests of their son at the Delta Tan house Sunday. Mrs. Bennett Taylor of Lafayette

Arthur Rohm visiting his parent t visited hep nolce Miss Glenn Slmison in Rockville Sunday. and Alpha Phi sistera over Miss Helen Montgomery was a Sunday. Indianapolis Monday. i Mrs. Gertrude Slmison Taylor, of Miss Hess Sale has returned to I Lafayette, was the guest over Sunher home in Bluffton. day of her neice, Edna Slmison. an I Miss Mary Ihaeh has returned to \lpha Phi sisters, her home in Hammond. Miss Anna Lee, of Indianapolis, James Rickards, 'OS, vlsitd D 0 - and Misses Alice Trout and Iva Pauw friends last week. j Smith, of Shelbyvllle, visited DeMiss Luclle Marshall spent Sun- Pauw friends Sunday.

day at her home in .Tasonville. Myron Chambers vltited his brother Sunday at Illinois University. Fred Caratens, of Michigan City, spent Sunday with Miss Gladys

Mrs. Colllver, of Terre Haute la with her daughter at Woman’s Hall. Mis> Colllver has been confined *> her room for several lays on account of illness.

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days’ treatment for $1.00. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.

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the Kidneys, Bladder : vheumatism.

RELIEVES

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1 tup dm t-luden appearance of th * Assistant is Appointed, ii-aves at the beginning of the school : Charles A. Fisher has been apIt would be hard to ffnd a more pointed by the faculty to assist Dr. ' uv arete of countr} thin the, Andrew Stephenson in the historical

DePauw rain pus at the present time, department.

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