Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 26 November 1914 — Page 2

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Christmas

For A Nice Clean SHAVE Go To The

W hits Sanitary Barber Shop

Joseph F. |Pauley Proprietor

NEW BLOCK

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HUE CUIOIES

GODDING BLOCK

SOUTH STATE STREET

Made in Greenfield Clothes «sr

W. W. Mc GOLE, Tailor

WE AIM TO CARRY

A Fresh Line of Goods

ALWAYS ON HAND

AT REASONABLE PRICES

Phone 711 E. IVIEISEL.

HERE IS THE-AD You Have Been Lool^ing For!

I want you to know that I carry a complete line of the following:

Bibles, Stationery, Candy, Office Supplies and Magazines. I also take subscriptions for any Magazine or Newpaper printed.

THE CITY NEWS STAl^D

Indianapolis Star Agent WALTER R. MYERS, Prop.

CARL S. ROCK

—JEWELER—

Expert Watch and Clock Repairing

Gooding Corner

Just Received a New Line of

In All Colors and Sizes

Wash Rags to Match iss Lenai Birr Women's Apparel Shop

Phone No. 148

Greenfield, Ind.

PASCO BROS. Undertakers

Lady Attendant— Auto Ambulance

27 W. Main St, Res. Phone, 247 Greenfield, Ind Office 37

For All Kinds of Transfer Work Call

effries Brothers

IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE

WHAT YOUR BU INESS OR PROFESSION MAY BE

Successors to O. S. Morrison

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1 V« Greenfield Transfer l.in

Pianos moved with care. We have moved 114 pianos in' 1014. We store your goods and feed your horses.

Phone 447 23 W. North St,

A.H.Rottman

FURNITURE

AND

UNDERTAKING

Only Exclusive Furniture Man in the City.

214 W. Main

P. T. LAHR Pies Rolls

Cakes Fresh Bread

Sanitary Bakery

WHY NOT

Have The Best When It Costs No More?

PASTEURIZED MILK IS BES1

Because it is a safegaurd against disease. Keeps Longer— Tastes Better

TRY IT Purity Milk&IceCream Co.

SPORTING GOODS

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GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 191

riot the expense of the gift that counts, but the good wishes that go with it. Give your friends Portraits this

IS VsOHllIlfi Our Beaiitiful Holiday Styles are now ready for cur if frccticr. We dc the Best Work in this Section OlUOlOj^ and are sure to please you. Come in NOW and avoid the rush. Don't miss the place I TT7

COPYRIGHTED \9\4- BY AUSTfLL ADV SYNDICATE ELWOOD irlDlANA

New Jersey Tennis Club's President Insisted Club "Go to Church," and It Did

ORTHERN New Jersey is doing great work in the GO TO CHURCH movement. Thirty-seven churches from RidgeHeld to Chester, in that state, collaborated in a plan to get the lazybones out to worship on the Sabbath. Pastor Cooper of the Cresskill Congregational church broke all records as the result of his forceful GO TO CHURCH campaign. He prepared a sermon that especially appealed to the people in his section, where he plays tennis on summer days and where he is greatly liked despite the fact that the members of the tennis club generally only go to church when somebody gets married or somebody's new baby is christened.

Of course ^lr. Cooper doesn't play tennis Sunday. But his congregation is composed mostly of commuters, and Sunday is their only day of recreation. They say they have just got to play tennis then. The pastor received help from an unexpected source. .Trick Young. big Scotchman, is president of the tennis club and director of tho choral society. He delivered himself thus:

"AS PRESIDENT OF THE TENNIS CLUB AND DIRECTOR OF

THE CHORAL SOCIETY I CALL ON ALL MEMBERS TO BE UP AND SHAVED EARLY NEXT SABBATH. THOSE IN THE HABIT

OF SHOVEL iMC. COAL. CUTTING WOOD, PATCHING UP HEN HOUSES OR PLAYING ON THE SABBATH DAY 8HOULD ABAN

DON THESE EFFORTS THIS TIME. BROTHER COOPER IS TOO GOOD A TENNIS PLAYER TO LACK SUPPORT IN ANY SUCH

MOVEMENT AS THIS. THE TENNIS CLUB AND THE CHORAL SOCIETY WILL BE THERE IN THE FRONT PEWS AND WITH

BOILED' SHIRTS ON NEXT SUNDAY OR I'LL RESIGN."

There was a great turnout. The church was crowded. More Jack Youngs are wanted. Do your part in helping this great movenit'jit.

GO TO CHt'RCH next Sunday! GO TO CHURCH every Sunday!

GREENFIELD CHURCHES

METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.

SUNDAY SERVICES

Sunday school, 9:15 a. m. Preacling, 10:30 a. tn. A. Adam Irelan, Pastor.

FRIENDS CHURCH.

Sabbath school, 9:15 a. m. Meetig for worship, 10:30 a. m. Oscar L. Trader, Pastor.

UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.

Sunday school, 9:15 a. m. Preaching, 10:30 a. m. .,

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About Gifts—Twelve Photographs forTwelve Friends! Thp Pi*»rsr*n

year thereby pleasing them and saving money for yourself. t&Stf ^8

TABERNACLE MEETING.

Evangelistic service each evenini at 7:30 o'clock, except Monday. W. W. Hall, Evangelist.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday school, 9:15 a. m. Preaching service, 10:30 a. m. J. T. Charlton, Pastor.

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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Sunday school, 9:15 a. m. Preaching, 10:30 a. m. M. S. Decker, 0^3lor.

BRADLEY METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school, 9:10 a. m. Preaching service, 10:30 a. m. Charles H. Smith, Pastor. i®

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City Restaurant

I "The Home of Good Eats"

17 WEST MAIN ST.

Is The Place Where they Always Come Back^

O. M. JACKSON

Queen Quality

SHOES

For Women^

Boss or Bookkeeper, Doctor or Farmer. Salesman or Banker, the FORD serves your every purpose—and serves it best. And the best proof of this statement is the number ot Fords n6w in use the world over.

0. B. MONGER & SON, Dealers, Ford Motor Cars, 207 East Main St., Greenfield, Ind.

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No. 16 Bast 'M'ain Street

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Don't Forget— That I Buy and Sell

Poultry,

Fresh Country Butter and Eggs. A Nice Line of Groceries in Stock

EARL WALSH

SWOPE STREET

BARRETT &-• SON

We Have an Extra Large Line of

Staley's Famous

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Over Mar Store, Dudtiing-Moore BIk

MRS. J. H. BROOKS

Monuments

201 W. Main St.

INVESTIGATE

OUR DOLL CONTEST

Closes Christmas Eve.

W. P. Johnson, Druggist

WHY

WHY take chances of having a good watch rained by inexperienced hands? WJHY not have some one repair it that knows how?

ALL WORK GUARANTEED

BEGGS & KYLE

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108 West Main Street

Barber Work

No. 9 N. State St.

ED MAINNON, Prop.

WE FIT

YOUR FEET

Men's Overcoats

And to Make them Move Quickly

We are offering them to you at the very low price of gg QQ to Qq each Former Price $6.00 to $22.50

For Sale By

J. WARD WALKER COMPANY

FOR THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF

Robes! Blankets

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J. M. HAVENS & CO.

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The Home of Pure Drugs

LZiGet a Pair of Our FAMOUS DIAMOND SPECTACLES and Enjoy the Long Evenings Reading.

Underwear

wool

Shirts and Drawers (broken lots) per garment. 7K

they last! Former

I WW Prices $1 50 to $3.00.

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SHOES

For Men

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Phone 26

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