Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 10 December 1914 — Page 2

Page PDF (9.89 MB)

Back to issue view

•V.

i'5

^r.1

"*C

i4$ &

hi.

•-mm

•fpti fc'

#%8

is-

$ISf

.teii

?Hf

{fe ir

$fvt

I |^.'V\

'H$4

$'*'/-

i:::

V's I

k^,

111 &

For A Nice Clean SHAVE Go To The

White Sanitary BarberShopy

Joseph F. Pauley Proprietor

NEW BLOCK

:|fSS Spili .!spi

ftp

Indianapolis Star Agent

ke.

§L

New and Becoming Neckwear

The latest in Vestees &nd Vestee Sets.

New Fancy Towels Corsage Bcquets

HOSIERY and NOVELTIES

Miss Lenin Barr Women's Apparel Shop

Phone No. 148

PASCO BROS, Undertakers

When Words ,• Fail -v

Send

Successors to O. S. Morrison

Lady Attendant—

"-r

box of

Dolly Yard en V'' Chocolates

See display at

Confectionery Store

Made in Greenfield

W. W. Mc O E, Tailor

WE AIM TO CARRY

A Fresh Line of Goods

ALWAYS ON HAND

AT REASONABLE PRICES

Phone 711 E. JVfEISELi

HERE IS THE AD You Have Been Looking 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 STAND

WALTER R. MYERS, Prop.

CARL S. ROCK

—JEWELER—

Expert Watch and Clock Repairing

Gooding Corner

IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE

WHAT YOUR BUSINESS OR PROFESSION MAY BE

Auto Ambulance

27 W. Main St. Greenfield, Ind

V'ri'P

For All Kinds of Transfer Work Call

Jeffries Brothers

Greenfield Transfer Line

Pianos moved with care. We bave moved 114 pianos in 19*4. We store your goods and feed vour horses.

Phone 447 23 W. North St,

*»£\X\

FURNITURE

•'U* AND

UNDERTAKING

Only Exclusive Furniture Man in the City.

214 W. Main

P. T. LAHR litis#

Pies Rolls Cakes' Fresh Bread

.v-Sv

tesf

Ret. Phone, 247 Office 37

Sanitary Bakery

Have 1 he Best When It Costs No More?

PASTEURIZED MILK IS BEST

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

TRY IT

LAND. S''

GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSEkAY, DECEMBER 10,1914

for

citv and the

ing service, 10:30 a. m. .Charles H. Smith, Pastor.

r,X"

21N. State

WHY NOT

P^S,NE

SPORTING GOODS

Photographs Make Excellent Christmas Gifts

THE PIERSON STUDIO MAKES EXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPHS

riti/.cn

comes «rliiles.

COPYRIGHTED Ia9l4- BY AUSTILL ADV 5YNBikCATE. ELWOOD INDIANA

No Civilized Man Wants to Live Where There Are No Churches—Goto Church!

TO -CHURCH* The church is the best institution tlve ^ofld has ever known from every standpoint—moral, economic and political. It has changed the world from HEATHEXISM TO CIVILIZATION, from SLAVERY TO FREEDOM, from MIGHT TO RIGHT,, from DARKNESS TO LIGHT, from MISERY TO HAPPINESS. Compare the conditions prevailing in heathen lands with thoe of Christian countries the form? of government in the dark ages to th««*e of the Christian land? today.

CAN ANY ON£ BELIEVING IN GOD GIVE ANY REASON FOR

NOT GOING TO CHURCH? THE CHURCH STANDS FOR THE PURITY AND SANCTITY OF THE HOWE. THE PURITY AND RECTITUDE OF PERSONAL LIFE, THE HIGHEST MORALS, THE BEST LAWS. IT STANDS FOR JUSTICE. RIGHTEOUSNESS AND GOOD GOVERNMENT. IT IS THE GREAT INSTIGATOR AND PA

TRON OF ALL TRUE BENEVOLENCE. SKEPTICISM NEVER FOUNDED AN ASYLUM. THE CHURCH, NOT INFIDELITY, HAS FOUNDED THE GREAT ELEEMOSYNARY INSTITUTIONS OF THE

-,f

The value of the church cannot be estimated. No civilized man wan»s to liic where there is no church. He wants it for its influence, if

nothing else. Take the chnrch out of any town or

will take himself out. Take the church out and

all evil will* prevail, and from an economic standpoint property be

THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH IS TO SAVE THE WORLD.

DOES 11 MERIT ANYTHING AT THE HANDS OF ITS PROFESSED FOLLOWERS? IF SO, LET US STAND BY IT AND ATTEND ITS SERVICES. IT IS A DUTY AS WELL AS A PLEASURE. INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY WILL NOT DOWN. LET

US ASSUMfc il CHEERFULLY AND RESPOND VALIANTLY.

Be Mire-to GO TO CHURCH next Sunday! O S N A

BREENFIEID CHURCHES

BRADLEY METHODIST CIIURCH.

SUNDAY SERVICES

Sunday school, 9*110 a. m. Preach

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

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

SS-c ,N,

•v:".

:,i

METHODIST PROTESTANT

CHURCH.

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

•*».

4.^ J?

WSMS*

::,i

FRIENDS CHURCH.

v. Vv

J. T. Charlton, Pastor.

Ki*

64 i:

'"A®

*.Jr

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Sunday schbol, 9:15 a. m. Preach

ing, 10:30 a. m. M. S. Decker, Pastor.

V'l i? *V'trt i".

Sabbath school, 9:15 a. m. Meet

ing for worship, 10:30 a. m. Oscar L.^Trader, Pastor.

UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.

.^ Sunday school, 9:15 a. m. Preaching, 10:30 a. m. Mack Crider, Pastor.

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

-t

j* HthZ'

HMZKE

use hot Crater bottles.

¥Y*'rvV

Don't ForgetThat I Boy and Sell

Poultry,

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

EARL WALSH

SWOPE STREET

up^to-date Jewlry &

BEGGS

"The Home of Good Eats" 17 WEST MAIN ST. We Won't give you a bite to eat, that we woulden't eat, at

THE CITY RESTAURANT"

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 now in use the world over.

We Have an Extra Large Line of

"imsm 'iUtb1"

gsf-

MRS. J. H. BROOKS

Monuments

201 W. Main St.

INVESTIGATE

OUR E)OLL CONTEST

Closes Christmas Eve.

W. P. Johnson, Druggist

We carry a complete line of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks r„t

KYLE

and

108 West Main St. Greenfield, Indiana

City Restaurant

No. 9 N. State St.

ED MAINNON, Prop.

WE FIT

YOUR FEET

BARRETT & S03ST

Walk Over

SHOES

For Men

—Men's Overcoats

And to Make them Move Quickly

We are offering them to you at the very lowpriceof ^3 Qgto^|2 0Q

Former Price $6.00 to $22.50

Staley's Famous wool Underwear

Shirts and Drawers (broken lots) per garment. 7Kf* While they last! Former IVI# Prices $1 50 to $3.00.

For Seil© By

J. WARD WALKER COMPANY

FOR THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF

Robes 1 Blankets

=S E E—

J. M. HAVENS & CO.

each

FLORIST -. Phone 26 &

The Home of Pure Drugs

Forty ways to use Hot Water Bottles* Zike's1 Pharmady is giving away books describing forty wayB to

They have the Wearever Line, of Rubber Goods. 16 E, Main St.

r^«t ,, .j |||g|||

k.Lrn

rfi

1-.

"4%-..

4 W'

,•

•••-V.v #l\

T*"1

S#s

|M|