Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 April 1920 — Page 4

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A Million Dollar Bank in GREENCASTLE With t! ree thousand satisfied customers and increasing every day Yoj cannot alloid to take any chances investing your money these troublesome f.rr.es where you do not know tha* it it absolutely ssfe, and if we can hep you with our thirty years of safe and conservative experience we are at your service we pay you interest on your surplus CENTRAL NATIONAL SANK Capital $100,000.00 .Surplus $100,000.00

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NO MORE WORRIES OVER EXCESSIVE COAL BILLS

It is not generally known that even the small coal consumer can nave hes coal snipped direct from the mines, thus saving tne profits that otherwise woulu go to tne wholesaler and retail dealer, besides saving hauling ex. pense. Of course big manufacturers and other large consumers have al. ways bought this way. but the man who buys only enoug.-i for his house, hold is now in position to take udvan. tage of the !«ime purchasing privi. leges. The well.known BERNICE COAL CO., 555 Como Bidg. Chicago, is doing an enormous business in sup plying small contumers—as well as [ the big ones..with all grades on hard and soft coal at min e prices. (That these consumers are highly pleased is evidenc'd by the letters that they write after receiving and trying our coal. The following artextracts from several such letters: “Have found your coal entirely satis, factory and your dealings courteous and f dr I shall continue^to buy my coal from you."-Ed. G. Gercka. Bur. lington la. ‘‘More than pleased with it. Please quote me prices on same coal for December.”— Arthur Church, man. Alexandria. Ind. "Well pleas, cd with it. Expect to buy more from yoU ” —Fritz. Bros., Pompeii. Mich. ‘“Coal arrived on time; has given en_ tire wtisfaetion; am exceedingly we.l pleased. Wish to thank you for your court eons treatment in our dea mgs. M B Ford. Franklin, Ky. Three

domestic Service in Australia. , If n campaign begun by Sydney women bears the expected fruit, domestic servants In Australia will be termed “household assistants." and they will have a new working standard. with hours not exceeding 58 in a week, and a minimum wage for adult general workers of £1 ($5) a week. The gathering of women In the Sydney town hall emphasized the necessity for sweeping aside class snobbery, and ilie chairwoman voiced the feeling of tin- meeting when she said: “Unless we have the dignity of luhor practically established ns a social axiom, there will continue to he this distaste for domestic work.” The movement Is extending to Melbourne, and as it represents the opinion of a large section of employers as well as of employees, a new era is possible in domestic service.

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Mystery of Influenza Bacilli. There is more or less mystery about 1 the bacilli of Influenza, but there is a probable explanation in the theory that the bacilli Is sometimes in the form of a fungus. The perplexity of the scientists lias probably arisen because hitherto this lias been studied only ns a bacillus. While there seems a great probability that this bacillus Is responsible for Influenza, no one has vet been able to ascertain how it works, for It has not been possible to filter out any virus. Perhaps the ha- I cillus In its hneilltis form does not give out a virus, hut in its fungus form it

Knew His Manners. • A mau front one of the bnek country ranches visited Los Angeles for tile first time and went into n restaurant to have dinner. All went well until the waiter brought him a serviette. The eyes of the runeher flamed and. pulling a six- , shooter front h’s hip poeket told the , waiter Ids mind. “Take that blamed tiling away at once," be said evenly. “I reckon I i know when to ttsc a handkerchief with- | out having them darned hints thrown nut!"

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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT MAN A large brokerage firm doing a successtui business with well rate t concerns throug.i out the country, wants a capablo man at once to de_ veop and tvatie ttieir local business The opportunity is an unusual on e because of the possibilities offered for substantial earnings in a highly respectable busines which will stead, ily increase as it becomes more firml v established locally. The position requires a man poss. easing executive and sales ability essing executive and sales ability commercial banking connections, ai. though no investment is necesary. He may devote only a portion of his time to the business at first if desired, though we prefer a man who is able and willing to give the business his entire time and best efforts. The local branch should pay from 2500 to $10,000 the first year, accord. Ing to population and ability of man. ager, as the commodity which wc handle is a staple, always in demand, | and which our large buying facilities permit us to sell at loss than average

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Owing to the demand, we must fill this position at once. Send your application to Bernice Coal Co.. 885 Como Bldg Chicago, III. but do notj write unless you can satisfy us ns t honesty, reputation and business

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Spanish Women Advancing Miss ('lirystiil Macmillan. British suffragist leader, who recently returned to England from Madrid, says j rite woman suffrage movement Is tnak | ing rapid progress In Spain. A mini j her of women lioiil important educa- ' ticmnl positions and others are working as Journalists on leading newspn- | pers. but as yet there are eninpiiralivu- | Iv few women physicians. The women 1 of four Spanish nations, Spain. Argon j tlna. Uruguay and Culm, have now up plied for afltllation with the luterua I tlonal Women's Suffrage alliance.

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World’s Two Big Capitals. New York Is undoubtedly the Intg ost city. In respect to population, in this country. Whether it or l.nudoti Is the largest populated city in the world cannot lie definitely stated until the census reports (of New York for 10211 and London for 1021) are published: metropolitan London Is small' er than New York, but lireater Lon don. with nlmnt S.nnO.OOO. is probably \t*w York,

YOU!? TAXES ARE DUE And iniisi be paid by May 1st. 1 lave you got the CASH It' not call on ns. we will funiisn j the MONEY Wo Loan on Liv< Stock, Auto | mobiles. Pianos. Furniture etc. fon i <4 W A

16 Million 438 Thousand Miles a Day

r T' , HIS is the potential mileage 1 supplied daily to the people of the Middle West by the Standard Oil Company (Indiana). In arriving at these figures we have taken ten miles per gallon as the performance of the average car, and multiplied it by 600,000,000, the number of gallons of gasoline marketed by this Company last year, and divided the result by 365. The task confronting the Company is a dual one. Not only must it maintain this flow of gasoline at all times, but it must so plan its activities as to keep pace with constantly increasing demand for fuel, whether th ; s demand be normal or abnormal. That, in a word, is the job of the S'.ar.dard Oil Company (Indiana) and the Company is as big as its job. Every resource, every ounce of energv, and all its equipment are ai work to keep pace with the insistent demands 1 r gasoline and other products. The management recognizes its responsibility to the motorists of the 11 states the Company serves, and every effort is being made to meet this responsibility. Standard Oil Company , (ItidiaKj) 910 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago

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Jacob E. Cravei> Of Hendricks County Born and reared on my father's farm in Hendricks County 1 have had many years of experience, hots as employe und employer of farm labor. I was 'ir a few years a teacher in the Public Schools of my county and now for sixteen years I have been a government clerk in the post office department. I was candidate for the Congressional nominat'on ' two years ago and I still have thf desire to attain this high office. Wil you not help me to realize my ambition ?

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