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CAMBRIDGE CITY, IndC' May 3. Frof. A. H. Hlnes of-' Martinsville, superintendentelect'of , the Cambridge City schools, was in town Saturday..'. Mrs! . Lillian Van: Ausdal of Sulphur Springs, has been spending a few days with her mother,: Mrs.-J.-IV" Brooks; . . 4 TAr: and" Mrs? O. White are here frpm" Indianapolis getting- their home in ; shape for summer; residence..'... Charles Morris hat gone to Connersvillei to spend a part , of the month wit his daughter, Mrs. , Walter Wilt lams.. . .'.The Misses Agnes and Elizabeth -Puslnalli spent Sunday respect ively with Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Porter, Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. Dolan Daugherty, Jacksonburg. ' - ' -f Returns from M unele. Mrs. Charles Marples. has, returned from a visit of several days with her daughter, Mrs. Harold Cregor at M uncle.. .. .Mrs. - P. M. Murray was - tha

guest of relatiTes in Richmond Mon

day and Tuesday..... Mr. and Mrs. O.

U. Toppln and children spent Sunday

with friends in Muncie.. . Mrs. Charles Gllmore baa returned to her, home in

Muncie after a visit of several days with her mother, Mrs. Lydla Huddleston.... .Mr. and Mrs. Will Pike had for their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams of New Castle. . .. . Mr. and Mrs. 'Raymond Lowery were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Chase, East Germantown .Mrs

George Brumfield spent Sunday with

relatives in Richmond. ' Attends 8tate Meeting. '

; Joe Wallick, city health officer, is

attending the state health officers

meeting at Indianapolis.... .Mrs. Jen

nlo Jones is improving after an illness of several days.. , . .Mrs. Emma Allen

has -purchased the Wheeler property on West Main street, and will occupy the same May 15.;; ..Rudolph Hoover entertained the Neighborhood club at the close of the week. Good , music and tight refreshments were features of the evening..... Harry Morris and family were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams at Connersville.. . .James Winters spent Tuesday In New Cattle. Goes to Richmond. Mrs. Anthony Pusinelli will : spend the latter part of the . week with her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Mungavin at Richmond.. ...Miss Mae Shipman and her sister. Mrs. Maggie Fehr of Toledo, O., have been spending several days with

Cambridge I City friends.. . ..Mr. and

Mrs J. P.- Carpenter came rrom tuiwood ' Sunday morninr and with Mr.

and Mrs. E. R. McGraw motored to

Connersville - and spent the day with Mrs. . A. J. Harrison. .... Mrs. Charles WheeIer;and Mrs. J. W.' Harper will ontortnln tho "Married Ladies card club

Thursday afternoon. . . . The Third Sec

tion of the .Social Union wiu give a penny supper in the basement of the MJ E. church Wednesday evening.

May 10. ELEVEN FINISH WORK AT CAMPBELLSTdVN

EATON, O., May 3.-A class of

eleven will be graduated from the TackonTtownship centralized high

school May 22, when commencement

exercises will be held at Campbells-

town. Superintendent C. TV. Cookson

of . the Troy schools, .will deliver the

class address, and Principal Joseph S

McDivitt will present the diplomas.

Young's orchestra will furnish music

for the occasion. "

The class is composed-of the following, members: .Edith Brad way. David Rinehart, Byrl Ban. Basil Ryan, Albert Chappel, Harry Aydelotte, Roy Turman, Misses Margaret Burke, Treva - Renner, Opal Thompson, Ruth Sullivan.

Mr: Harry" Ardery, - Bookeeplne

teacher at : the college, . made a bus!-, ness trip to Centerville, on Saturday. .

Mr. HarrrFohi of .Cedar Grovel Ind.

spent the week-end with bis" parents.

Mr. Fohl is a stenotype student of the

college.' ?

Miss -Hazel Miller Vho for sometime

has been employed As V stenographer

for. the Prudential Life Insurance Co-'

of this' city, has given up her, position

on, account of 111 health - and has returned to- her home. ' Miss Miller is a former student of the business college. A "very interesting ; letter has been received from Miss.. Clara Newbaiirer,

CAPTURE 50 , GREEKS

LONDQN. - May 3. Fifty. "Greek eit

izens taken by., the Bulkars ' in ; their recent raid into Greek' territory - have been shot to death, says a Salonikl dis

patch to the Exchange Telegraph, company. , r.,

P. A. REID TO TALK . AT CAHPBELLSTOWN

EATON, O.. May 3. One of the biggest events in - Preble county, school circles ;wjll be held May 19.. at Campbellstown. when the pupils and patrons of the school will meet to enjoy an allday picnic. The celebration last year was attended by 1,200 people, but it is predicted the crowd this year will be even larger. ' Pettis A. Reld of Richmond, Ind., a member of the Indiana state board of education; County Superintendent A. A. Maysillls, of Dayton, and County Superintendent W. S. Fogarty of this city, -will attend the picnic and make addresses. ,

exemptions: steady increase

For a period of, the past ten -years, mortgage exemptions have been - graduallyincreasing and County "Auditor Bowman predicts that-the amount this year will at least $1,150,000. In 1915, the exemptions amounted to 31,132,740. The exact amount of the exemptions will not be known for several months when the board of review: meets to examine the exemption affidavits that have .been filed. Last Saturday was the last day for filing the exemptions.

of Hollansburg, Ind. ' Miss Newbauren until recently wasstudying shorthand at the business college, but was 'com-'

pelledto give up her work because of the illness of her mother. Miss Newbaurer. reports that her : mother Is slowly, improving and that she expects to be able.to return to school soon Mis "Alvie Shelley' and Mr. Roy Sleek both of Richmond started shorthand this week.? Mr. Sieck has just been transferred from ' the bookkeeping department. ,

..Miss Myrtle Stein who' has: been doing -some temporary work for ..i Mr. Williams," county Supt. of schools has returned to school, having finished her work for Mr, Williams. . Miss Stein is a stenotype operator, y Mr. - Jessie Chrjsmer , spent l the week-end with his parents . at Catina, Ohio. : Mrr L. B. Campbell, manager of. the .Richmond Business College : made a trip to Williamsburg and Connersville

this 'Week. . . Miss Mabel Kassen of Dunrelth was the guest of Miss Lillian Hayes Mon

day and Tuesday. Miss' Kassen visit-' ed the school while here. - -

ley. are continuing their work at night

schooL Mr. Moore ia employed as a

stenoty piat ' for the Westcott Motor

Car Co., 'and Miss Motley is now em

ployed'.asr stenographer ' for the'F. &

N. Lawn Mower, Miss Harriett Williams . has accepted a position as a stenotypist and bookkeeper for the Dunbar Lumber Co-

of Centerville. Miss - Williams until recently was employed as stenotypist for the Vajne works, i . ...

Clears 'Away Pimples

There i one remedy that "seldom - fails to clear awsy all pimples, black, heads and rkin eruptions and that makes the skin soft, clear and healthy. . Any druggist can supply you with zemo, which generally , overcomes all skin diseases. Acne, eczema, " itch, r pimples, rashes, black beads in most cases give Way to zemo. Frequently, - minor blemishes disappear overnight, . Itching : usual ly stops instantly., Zemo is safe, clean, easy to use and dependable. It costs only 25c ; an extra . large bottle, $1.00. It will not stain, is not greasy or sticky and

is positively safe - for tender, sensitive

skins.

, gemo. Cleveland.

Darken Your

Gray Hair

Look Young: All Your Gray . Hair Changed to an Even Dark Shade by Q:Ban - Harmless- No Dye. . Not a Trace of gray, shows in your hair after a few applications of Q-Ban Hair-Color Restorer to hair and scalp. Q-Ban Is a harmless,' ready-to-use liquid. which makes scalp aad - hair healthy. ' If your hair is gray, streaked with gray, prematurely gray, faded, thin or falling, simply Shampoo hair and ' scalp with. Q-Ban ! Hair' Color Restorer. It is delightful .to apply, as it is not sticky or messy. All your gray hair- and entire head of hair then quickly turns to an even shade, leaving all your hair healthy, fluffy.- soft, radiant, full of life, fascinating; . so evenly dark and handsome no one will suspect you use Q-Ban. Also stops dandruff and falling hair. . Sold on a money-back guarantee.. Only 50c for a big 7-oz-bottle at Le H. Fine's drug store, Richmond, Ind. Out-of-town people . supplied by parcel . post.' Call, write or telephone. Adv.

ITCH ID IN

On Chest and Back. Scratched and Little Blisters Would Come. - Could Not Best at Night." HEALED BYCUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT

- "I had eczema, on my chest and back for about a year. The first appearance was a. scarlet rash and H would itch and when I

rubbed It or scratched IS little blisters would come, and if rubbed open 'would rua water and than dry up and have a fine scale. 16 would itch and burn so I thought I would go out of my mind and I could noS rest at night or do my work ia the day.

"I got no relief until I tried Cuticura . Soap and Ointment. ,1 washed the affected paru with CuUcura Soap and then gently rubbed on the Ointment, and la two weeks I : was healed." (Signed) Miss Ella M. Yates. Coleman, Mich., July 14, 1915. Sample Each Free by Mall i With 32-p. Bldn Book on tequoet. Ad-

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You will ; laugh you will weep you will be thrilled, startled, surprised, inspired ' See The Battle Cry of Peace

'. ' Here's ComlioFll " .Witlj ihe hot feather ..cpminfir bri can you -anticipate? sceaes sd-pleant: as 'this' oil your own porch? 'Have you t cool summer furniture that lets the air circulate through it and -that does not absorb the sun's heat? ' . ,.f ;: . Our liew summer furniture is in, and it's .as cool and ; fresh" as one's comfort requires; It's good looking, top, 'and durabler ; If you believe, as most everyone does nowadays,; thatrthe furniture on your porch should reflect what is in-'" side the house,. then, you will find hererwhen- you call, just the kind of summer furnishings that you will want to own, . , also that the prices will be lower than you expect to pay. '

EXTRA SPECIAL I A BIG VALUE A solid oak two-passenger Porch A solid woven, full roll arm fibre Swing. This Swing is full 48 Rocker; this is a big oomfortaInches wide, all bolted construe- ble fellow, built to stand the tion. complete with chains and - wear; the weather has no effect hooks, fumed oak fin- OQ on this rocker; brown (PO QQ lsh at ...... ........ Pl.70 finish, at...... p70( COMPLETE SUITE COMPLETE SUITE In solid oak, consisting of Chair, A handsome Suite in brown fibre Rocker and Settee, big, roomy, consisting of Chair, Rocker and comfortable . pieces, well made, Settee, closely woven and very good for years of hard wear; the durable, big, roomy, comfortable complete suite is C'T QPC Pieces, the complete (J- (y f priced ........ ...... v I .OO Suite is priced $XOU

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