New Richmond Record, Volume 17, Number 10, New Richmond, Montgomery County, 12 September 1912 — Page 2

NEW RICHMOND RECORD.

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Entered at the Poet Elite at New Richmond, Ind., as second class matter.

Many New Fall Coats and Suits Are Here And Ready for Your Inspection

Edgar Walts, Publisher

School opened Monday with 51 in high school, and 148 in grades. The corps of teachers consists of H. A. Kesler, Snpt.; Fem McKinney, principal; Jessie Buchfnan, Ernest Kirkpatrick, Ann Borum, Edith Stockdale, Vera Moulder and tlorencc Goddard. Floy Hurt has charge of mnsic and drawing, and Anna Davisson has domestic science.

NORTHERN CAFE

SUBSCRIPTION Single Copy, One Year Single Copy,Si* Months - lyin Advance.

$1.00 .50

Those who are ready to select a new Autumn Suit or Coat will find our first showing of ample size to make thoroughly satisfactory selections. These garments can be depended upon to be authentic in style and are of the highest grade of workmanship.

WM. ENDICOTT, p roo ill E.AUInStrcr V ' Crawf orcls ville, InJ

Advertising Kates made Known on ap plication.

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I. S. BAILEY, The Auctioneer.

Thursday, Sept. 12, 1912.

Women’s Fall Suits

School closed at noon Monday in order that pupils might get their books. A few new faces are to be seen about the high school. Bessie Tomlinson, Lobie Norman, Dora Cochran and Lizzie Phillips are the new ones.

JAMES LIU SERIOUSLY INJURED

The new suits for fall are made in semi-Empire and cut-away styles, some being plain tailored while others are bound around the edges with braid. The materials most in demand are serges, cheviots, wool eponges, Scottish tweeds, English suitings, two tone and mottled materials and broadcloths, all of which may be had in the most highly approved shades. The trimmings employed closely follow fashion’s dictates. So great is the range of styles and qualities that you may choose a suit at $12 and other varying prices to $35.

Before dating your next Sale. Clerks furnished and Notes Cashed. Reasonable Terms. Phone 1247 Crawfordsville, Indiana.

Chase Montgomery and Koy Banb of last year’s class, and John Miller of two years ago entered Purdue Monday. George Holmes will enter Wisconsin University soon.

Allen Warbritton Became Enraged and Stabbed Him in the Abdomen with a Pitchfork.

F. W. GRAVES,

Women’s Fall Coats

V. M. D.

Veterinarian.

James Lincoln, a tenant on the Frank Simison farm six miles north of town, in Jackson township, was painfully injured Afc>nday when he was stibbed in the abdomen with a pitchfork by Allen Warbritton. Lincoln and Warbritton were assisting in threshing on the Earl Bonwell farm. It is understood that the two men have not been on the best of terms and have had several wrangles. Monday while they were at work they engaged in nn argument. Other men who were working on the faun t rlor! to pacify them before they cxnio to blows hut were unable to do so. Warbritton, who was holding a pitchfork, made n lunge tit Lincoln and two of the lines penetrated his abdomen. Lincoln fell to the ground and Warbritton censed his attack. The injured man was taken to his home and Dr. G. K. Throckmorton of LaFayette and Dr. Mitchell of Romney were called. They found on examination that two of the tines had entered his abdomen nt had not penetrated his intestines. His injury, while painful, is not consi lered serious. After the deed Warbritton sent word to the sheriff and asked that a man be sent down after him as he was ready to give himself up. Deputy Sheriff George Wilson went to the Bonwell farm and took Warbrilton to LaFayette. Lincoln bled profusely from the wounds before the arrival of the doctors and it was thought he had been fatally injured. Warbritton, who made the attack, was employed by Lincoln.

The Senior class has eight members this time.

Calls Answered Day or Night.

Edna Shelby, who has been in schools in California the past year, is in high school.

Three-quarters and full length coats will be in demand this fall. The new styles that are shown have broad belts and are made in Empire effects while distinctly new ideas are presented in sleeves and collars. One of the season’s most effective trimmings for coats is the way the reverse side of the cloth is also shown. The materials represented are serges, wide wale diagonals, chinchilla and Velours in all the new shades including blue, gray, brown, toupe and black, as well as two tone colors. Prices range from $10.00 to $35.

Office Phone 138 New Richmond, Ind.

Trustee Wilson was at the school building Monday evening after school.

WRIGHT & SON,

Nettie Hnuawalt will do some post graduate work this year.

Experienced AUCTIONEERS.

HOWS THIS?

W» offer One Hundred Dollan Reward for any ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’i Catarrh Cure.

Write us for date for you

Pretty New Hats for Fall Wear Are Now

New Gloves to Match the New Fall Suits and Coats

public sale

LaFayette, - Indiana

F. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop-., Toledo, O.

Albert Graved

We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last IB yean and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. West <k Thdax, Wholesale Draggists, Toledo, O. Waldiito, Kinnan & Mabtih, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.

Ready.

Are Ready

Auctioneer.

CRAWFORDSVILLE. INDIANA

All Dates by Mail orTelephone Receive Prompt Attention.

Black Locust Seed-

The black locust is excelled only by the hedge or Osage orange as a post limber. It grows rapidly and does well on rocky, worn out and eroded Helds. It is the most easily propagated of any of our trees; all that is necessary is to get the roots covered with earth and it will grow. It will grow better without cultivation than any other of our valuable trees, which recommends it for planting steep hillsides and rocky places that cannot be cultivated. For the preceding reasons it

Wingate,

Indiana.

Hall's Catarrh Core is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by nil Druggists. Testimonials free.

Going! Going! at good prices.

Col. Ashley J. Thomas,

Hall’s family Pills are tbe beet.

AUCTIONEER. Waynetown,

Round Hill.

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The Anti-Can ! t Club will meet at the home of Miss Etta Taylor next Saturday afternoon.,

See me before dating your sale. 1 will treat you right.

John Nolan spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks in Linden. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Luse and son Carl and Mr. and Mrs. Emery Luse were guests Sunday of Mrs. Susan Clarksou and daughter of Crawfordsville.

would be the most desirable tree

to use in reclaiming the rocky, deserted and washed fields of Indiana, if it were not for the fact that it is often killed by the borer. It has been observed, however, that volunteer locust trees that have sprung up along the roadside from trees that were brought to this country by our grandfathers are often free from the attack of the borers, while trees nearby that have been secured from a nurserp are badly affected.

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At once. Men to represent us tliier locally or traveling. Now is the time to start. Money in the work for the right men. Apply at once and secure territory.

Michael Lynch, who has been the efficient turnkey at the county jail since Sheriff Wren took up the duties of his office, has resigned and John Flynn has been appointed to take his place.

Mrs. John Ames and son Floyd returned home last Monday night from a few weeks visit with the former’s daughter, Mrs. Leroj Harris, of Charlotte, N C. Mrs. Homer Bnrcus and daughters Anna and Edna were guests Wednesday and Thursday of Mrs. Sarah Henderson and family.

ALLEN NURSERY CO., Rochester N. Y.

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This is attributed to the fact that the parents of the volunteer locust have resisted the attack of the borers for so many years that their descendants are practically immune to the borer, while the trees from the nursery, which are grown from seed imported from Europe, have not yet become “acclimated.”

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Shawnee Mound.

Some hot days. These hot days are doing damage to the corn crop

would menu a great expense and one which the Forestry Board can not meet. For this reason, is asked the favor of the collection of 200 seed from each of one to five thrifty young tret's 6 to 10 inches in diameter at feet above the ground. It lakes only a few peds to furnish 200 seed. Take the seed out of the pod, wrap them securely in a paper and write on 1 he package the circumference of the tree at feet above the ground, the estimated height and the locality of the tree. Remember to keep the seed from each tree separate. Send to the State Forester, Indianapolis, who will reimburse you for postage or express. This favor will be greatly appreciated by the Board and it is hopi d that some one from every county will

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This is a significant fact and the State Board of Forestry has decided to undertake the experiment of growing a strain of black locust that will be more or less immune to the borer. They expect to plant seed from at least 100 young, thrifty trees that are free from the borer. From these seed trees will be grown and from these trees seed will again be selected from such trees as show a rapid and upright growth and are as free as possible from the borer. Again seed will be planted and the process of selective breeding continued until satisfactory results are obtained.

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Threshing was finished Monday after five weeks of ups and downs. Billy M, the Maddux horse, goes at Stroater. Ill , this week. Miss Nellie Hawthorne entertained Monday night in honor of Miss Chambers of Pendleton. Clint Frances and Albert Conn left yesterday for Verona, N. D.

Public school pupils in the township schools will be glad to learn that the bi-monthly examinations have been abolished and examinations will hereafter be held but twice during the school term, the first just before the holidays and the second one near the close of the term.

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If you knew of the real value of Chamberlain’s Liniment for lame back, soreness of the muscles, sprains and rheumatic pains, you would never wish to be without it. For sale by all dealers.

J. F. T ragcb & Sons.

A goodly rejweseutation of (lie New Richmond schools was in Wingate Monday afternoon to get the necessary school books. I

The Board wishes to receive seed from every county In the state, but to send a man to all parts of the state to collect seed

H. B. Tribby and family were Sunday guests of Janus P. VanHook and family.

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Were Pleased With the boys’ clothes we are showing now for fall and winter wear. Unusually well pleased this season because we find the styles more attractive, the qualities most dependable and the values the greatest we have ever offered and that is saying a whole lot. We want you to see them because we know you will find them so wholly satisfactory in style, quality and price that we will not only be assured of a sale but your lasting satisfaction and patronage as well. Headquarters for the Best in Boys’ School Shoes

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