The Vernon Times, Volume 8, Number 28, Vernon, Jennings County, 6 February 1920 — Page 3

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4 a wi: . IP 51 3 ADORNED LO?JCvD:; 4 :":AUTY Jewelry of Ancient C Admired by V.siio;:, Yck Mussurr. cf S.lth.:' i. .'-iiiiiU! h.-;- I" many y-.i . uy . r-. ; : was a ,. -s ( ; lie'- i i. ' ' - : Si::-. :. -.n Princes ;.o i . v: .rt. . i --I for ....d ::v.-d in ;. C. and o-'li-'.i con- : with febl- . S'ill- ' i'le . with ' ' . e of ' iirs ; ; ii r-h.;-n-;.-':''.v ' b.,", ..! i d been i..:: 1- . . ammy ..i--, but :.e orna- . . . . riv an :.;:- h had ;:::'icr the - ,-u looks recently . "Vi ' ' o:;p..: ,.; : tilk-d v, hot s.M " ' as bru!ii and '. froia the make-', The - .;l b .;-.. are '. : Street t -ri'b'.enj emer of n or an v.; . :. r.-e ii!;d .it is o.: the :.:tter of only ;..-l;t:d Oil i ,'.!;:, bllt . e ers l.oliy :d tradifch ;.;ic::,I ' Toiirr.al s y Is wh-O,. r t:..- .'. the fv.tnr-- N o-M-tir. Sb-'ii h-.-of f.ov.'-r or i scents? The :: that the eo--(-0. odor of !'.n : ; fact syi;Tl:!c ( crowns his or'.; of roses. : seeks to rival the "with st-peril r see?, witldn the hilM tuarked as such. V.' . . . . : :. : .' fra yv fs ;;:-;' r;-.l.;-y

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g:ji;:;;:. i.-zr.z a::d there When nuirrl'jrs I but a mattered money It U seeieestive of cupidity. If a men i just ns good as another 'he doesn't have to Insist that he is. Luck may he a good servant, but as a waster Lis pay days ore uncertain. Sometime marriage Is a failure and sometimes it only a run on the bank. The average, man never casts his

bread up.n the waters until it becomes1 stale. Your secret J . your servant. bet ?iv it liberty a:.d it becomes ynr nsaster. Xo !::;:. t la i v.- little a man believe fn religion he detests irreverence in a woman. A preat many raen reason in a circle; that's why there is no end to then crp-mnents. Trunk twice before you speak and look once in the dictionary before you paint a sin. Happiness doesn't consist of having everything you want, but la the ability to set more. If a man would have an untarnished name he should keep his doorphite well polished. Yes, Itose, whenever a man makes a mistake you may expect a tidal wave of explanation. If one is clean, courageous and sensible, he can get along very well without romance. Often a man's character would be unable to recognize his reputation if they were to meat. oine men have a regular Sunday morning attack of homesickness when the church bells ring. Physical courage can be bought cheap, but moral courage is uri purchasable at any price. Men who think money will do ere:ything may be suspected of doing anything for money. h-ilence is anything hut golden to the poor girl who is dumb to the entreaties of a wealthy suitor. .Some men who boast of calling a spade a spade would pass a snow shovel by without recognizing it at all. After-War Coffee. People old onough to remember the Civil war are able to recall the "act that after the close of that co.iilict it was diilicult and often impossible to obtain coffee. Various- substitutes were used, such as parched rye. but ne that was commonly utilized in Washington and many other cities was sw potatoes. The latter were first xe-is'ed and allowed to burn somewhat on the outside. Then they were mas-hed in water and boiled. The water was thus transformed into coffee, by no means so unpalatable as might be Imagined. Sugar in those days cost 25 cents a pound. Jlut the sweet potato coffee required no sugar, and s was an economical drink. A Hurry Call. Senator P.ois Penrose awoke his chauffeur by telephone a couple of hours before daylight recently and told him to come to the hotel at once. The chauffeur responded, sans collar, vest and coat, simply slipping into his overcoat and buttoning it up tightly about his throat. As the senator, warmly clothed, stepped Into the car, the chauffeur asked:. "To the capitol. senator?" 'Xo." said Senator Penrose, "to Pittsburgh." A week later, still minus a dress coat, the chauffeur returned to Washington. A New One. They were still out in the conservatory and Tom had just asked Sally to marry him. She had said, "I don't care if I do," and thus they were engaged. "Tom. dear." she began, "am I the only girl " , "Now, look here. Sally," he interrupted, "don't ask me if you are the only 'irl I ever loved. You know as well as I do" 'Oh, that wasn't the question nt all, Tom." she -answered. "I was just going to ask if I was the only'glrl that would have you?" Good Machine. My machine was in bad shape, and I had considerable trouble with it. One morning while driving to the ofilce the motor suddenly stopped. Traffic was d 'layed and the policeman took me to task. "I believe that's the same machine that tied things up right here this time yesterda v." he roared. "Let's see. Yes, the nui.iber is 17C5. "That ain't the number," yelb'd an angry motorist in the rear. "That's the year it was made." Exchange. Prospective Revelations. "My activities as a moUier of public opinion and chronicler of events in this community will terminate very soon," said the aide editor of the Torpidity Torch of Liberty and Tocsin of the Times. "I am selling out. and if there Is no hitch in the arrangements I shall turn the Torch over to ray successor en next Friday afternoon. On Saturday morning I shall begin to tell my ftliow citizens by word of month what I really think of them." Kansas j - Deep Laid Plot. "Mother and the girls insist on my wearing my5- oldest clothes every dfty an Sunday," said Mr. Curarox. "That's economy." "I think it's diplomacy. If they c:i keep tae looking shabby they know ' I won't have the nerve to show up at I am- of the!r parties." I Thought It Hants h Cn -sit' The dent st tola me mat i had a b'vrge cavity that needed f.IHas. Ktliet Did lie rfcomiaesi any p-e-

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COMMISSI O N E I S SAL E OI" HBATi ESTATE

i n i-in v tivrn i! Tiie rnir?iKned ! , -, r,,,i. -,-.. .1 rr U.tfl t thw (" iirt :n t 3i--o . , - : JJ-i'e iK, WAlterMiJU M : i ! 1 Ir: Mills lv ulier Mill ih; . , T; r ' r t I'li'tl' !T lilll.C ff a!HUf!(r i-f l-.i ni " ' it i ef Jennie trs Cvunty In ml. I ; , . t . ." r Mi frivBtf nt0 lirnt ttt t!i? 1 t ,,"-t X' !.- t or Vi'. i.i a Jin RshK County ' ' , ; 1 1 .t (I Vlt SSLMMil.V ti'fi iM.t t.T of : .- r , :?! fno ;-:.y iu ilr therf;i:ter i uif.s ii..;..:ar irlnw tr.c !f.-?ri1"i! rf ! p"?e " ii-i -ir-irli-ivc-c ia.irlor, scfti.jn Uurtr ' ; :..-; i xut.f-J r.ith.j.;-j-i ti i '.id e:iit. iu . ,'iniu'u'-i M&te f In -:iana cut.ta.tiir i,'ii.:v-!t".:';v iht'an-l r-l- !. Si-rt liioi e"r "i I ti. I U-n! r.-iti.- -.v.U h.-x'ilJ n fc-Uowj'tj? i or::: - : .'! iri' cisi;, vm- t b i ri j n n i r i' iin tl ii ht ! tine t h I iMi ;i iij ;. : in--:. ! fr-m diy T-f . c: ? i!n.- utfrrii'ii .rusent tube secut . by i pt;.--!i i tM.tr -i-curl lr nK-rigagc oe. t .?.. r Md purchaser may jny a! I of t l;e pwrI v ia- prr oa-h. Sai.l hin.i w:II be for net i U'n : ' :i cj-r.i Viilur. j ''i to Jx?!i at )! a. in. Februarys', IWJ ! ii. u. aunky - COM 51 IS1 N Ell FOIi SALE limotiiy hi)-. a ton. CHsh.tite. Wr gl.t, - in:! s northeast .Dupnnt. I CR sv Ll-:- :. room frame ho-j?s. Mut be Miovd. -aI! rnon U ir-'ie REPAIR WORK Have your 1 uirgies and wagons repaired at John Swiert's blacksmitiT shop by Carey and Fen ley. ' NOTICE TO . KOiWvDENTS The State County, of iadlcua, ..Jenniugs In the Jennings Circuit Court March Term 19 20. Xo. GS60. .Tese H. Ja:nei vs James Miller et. al Actiop for Quiet Title Real Estate Xow comes the plaintiff by Jas W liargesheimer, Attorney and files his complain;, herein, together with an affidavit that said defendants James Miller, ?Iiliv his wife, the. "n!:no,vn lieirs and devisees f James Mine , deceased. Miiier. 'widow of James Miller deceased. T ho isuk:i'.;vu heirs and devisees of Milk-r,' v. id , w. of J?.re.e.i Miller, docased. ."ohn Miller. Miiier, his wife, Th unknown heirs a. ml devisees of John Miller, deceased. Millet widow of John Miller, deceased'. The unknown heirs and devisees of Miller, widow of John Miller, deceased. John Miller, Sr., Jane Miiier, his wife. The unknown heirs and devisees of John Miller, Sr. Deeeasea. Jane Miiier, widow of John Miller, Si deceased. The unknown lieirs and devisees- of Jane Miller, widow of John Miiier, Sr., deceased. William Harbison, Elizabeth Harbison, his wife, The unknown heirs aed devisees of William Harbison, deceased. Elizabeth Harbison, widow of William Harbison, deceased. The unknown heirs and devisees of Elizabeth Harbison, widow ofWilliam Harbison, deceased. James "N Miller, Miller, hia wife. The unknown heirs and devisees of James N. Miller, deceased. Miller, widow of James N. Miller deceased The unknown heirs and de visees of Miiier, widow of James N. Miller, deceased. William Miller, Miller, his wife, The unknown heirs and devisecr4 of William Miller, Deac.easea. Miller, widow of William Miiier deceased. Tee unknown lieirs and uevisee:; of Miller, widow, of William Miller, deceased. William S. Miller, 7'.'-"b. Miller, his wife. TV nahe .: .. -'--a and devisees cf X.'i:V. . - ... e.'er deceased. Rroda Miliar, widow oi Wiliiani S. r-.liiler. . deceased The unknown heirs and defines cf Rhoda Miiier, svidow of Willian S. Miller, f. . .i. . James Meal Miller. Miller, his wife. The unknown heirs and de vlsc-'-3 of James Xeal Miller, deceased. Miiier, widow of Jamen Xeal Miller, deceased. The unknown, heirs and devisees. of Miller,' widow of Jarr.cs Xeal Miller, decease.! Jc-erdi V. Miller, Kiizabetu rliller, .his wife. The unknown heirs and devisees of Joseph W. Miller, deceased. Elizabeth W. Miller, widow of Joseph V.. Miller, deceased. Tha unknown heirs and deelsees of Elizabeth W Miller, widow of Joseph W. Miller, deceased. pre not residents of tne Slate of Indiana. Xotice is Therefore Hereby Given said defendants that unless they be and appear on the 2Jth day cf March i:2, the same being me'isth, day ef the next term ' of the Jennings Circuit Courtto be h olden at the Court House in said County and Stale commenting on the 1st Monday of March. 102u and answer or demur to said complaint, the sann will be heard and detc-rrainl in their absence. Witness the Clerk of said Court and the seal thereof, &t Vernon, Ic'Iiau-i. this 29th day-if January CLIFFORD 11. LOXO Clerk Jennings Circuit Court. Jaa 29- Feb. 5-12.19, 1920. Jas. W. liargtsheiser, Attorney.