Orland Zenith, Volume 15, Number 27, Orland, Steuben County, 14 October 1914 — Page 4

School Notes Mrs. Mitchell was a visitor in the primary room Tuesday P. M. Institute is postponed until one week from Saturday. Clyde Lewis was absent from school Tuesday afternoon. The Domestic Science girls are thinking ol holding a Christmas bazaar. The Junior Class organized Tuesday evening by electing Ruth Raine, President; George Hoopingarner, Secretary; and Bertha Pocock, Treasurer. The pupils are feeling highly elated over the number of prizes they carried off at the fair—n firsts and 7 seconds. In the Athletic contest at the fair our High School boys won events as follows; Y, mile run, fiirst-Gomer Shank Second-Lyle Hackett 220 yd. dash, Secoud-Verne Johnson. Third-Morris Burnham 100 yd. dash, First-Carl Zinn Third-Gomer Shank Running Broad Jump, FirstVerne Johnson.

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l Is not a very 'p&asirwa, t' ' have happen to you, but it may happen at any time. Bring your machine in and let us look it over before you start out on the next trip. It may save you many times the cost and even a serious accident. Don’t say to yourself, “I’ll do it next time,” but do it NOW. Yours to Please Clayton Snowberger, At the Orland Steam Vulcanizing Works.

association were made clear by the [ speaker and the one point more [ vitally effecting the local dealer I was that the credit system should largely be dispensed with, and that where it should be given it 1 should be extended to those only who pay their debts or wiio prove | themselves willing by their actions and words to pay what they owe. By the processes ol investigation as invoked by the association it is found out who are worthy ol cr< dit, who are dead beats and who should not get benefits for insincere promises. The association learns who do not pay their ; debts a id these people are reported to every merchant in the state. The oaganizalion is also a “booster" club and will stand be hind any movement that is for the betterment ol the town or com* 1 munity. It is not an organ zation to stand together to boost pi ices but will be a benefit to llie buyers as well as the retailers.

Another object of the? association ( is to see that laws are not put on the statute books that will be detrimental to lheir interests nr their communities. The local association will be dimply a part of the immense state organization and to start with its membership will number ahoni twenty. Another meeting will be held at store Friday evening

Meeting *of Retail Business Men’s Association The business and professional men of Orland met at the Reyhcr store Tuesday evening and were entertained and instructed by A. Rogue, of Indianapolis, the slate secretary of the Business Men’s As- ocialioo The principle object of the

Change of Time Valley Line EFFECTIVE 12.01 A M. OCT 14,-14 Tiains will arrive and depart from Orland on the following Schedule: EAST BOUND TRAINS No. 20. 7:38 a. m. daily except Sunday. No. 2. 11:30 a. m. daily. No. 2 2, 2:50 p. m. daily except Sunday. No 6. 6:55 p, m. daily. No. to. 2:15 p. m. Sunday Only, WEST BOUND TRAINS No. 3. 9:10 a. m. a.ilyr~"~" No. a 1. 10:20 a. m. daily except Sunday. No. 5. 1:40 p. m. daily. No. 23. 3:05 p. m daily. Special Note-: No. 23 on Sunday leaves uptown station Angola at 4:30 p. m. and Trains i, 2, 3, 4, 5> and Swill run through to and from Elkhart without transfer at Bristol. 0. A. Shauman, Agent.

C Do You Realize What a Stock of Goods we have here for your CONSIDERATION? Our stock is newer and in better condition than it has ever been since we have been in business here. On our shelves are new dry goods, new underwear, fresh groceries, and our shoe line is new and up-to-date. We handle only the one brand and its the best on the market. The “SELZ SHOE.” SOME OF THE NEW GOODS Our Grosry Stock is not large and so is always fresh. Shoes. In dry goods, new outing flannels, dress grpds, calicoes, percales, ginghams, ladies and children wash dresses, underwear, shirts, hosiery Ou the famous Black line) and many other things. new Rubbers arelhere, all sizes and styles, we can fix you. V>/e will pay the Highest Market Price for your produce. We have a stock of McCall patterns, we have the first of each month McCall Magazines. * ; CAIN & SOIV OljLAND, INDIANA.

Co ORLAND OVERCOATS OVERCOATS Just received a new stock of Overcoats for Men and Boys and at the right prices. Come and examine our stock before buying. will save’ you money. If you are looking for a set of Furs or one piece Muff and Scarf, we have thei All the Latest Styles and all New. ill “Prices The Lowest” We have the best Sweater Coat for a Boy lor 50 cents in America. YOURS FOR BUSINESS ER <& CO. THE BIG STORE

I Have Added To My Stock of Drugs Materia ly and can supply you in anything you need • * % in Drugs, Sundries, Stationery and The Store ORLAND, INDIANA. DON S. HAMLIN