Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 325, 30 November 1921 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30, 1921.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AN'D SUN'-TELEGRAM

Published Every Evening Except Sunday by Palladium Printing Co. (Palladium Building. North Ninth and Sailor Streets. Entered at the Post Office at Richmond, Indiana, as Second-Class Mail Matter.

MEMBKR OF TIIK ASSOCIATED PRESS Th Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this paper, and also the local news published herein. All rtulua ot republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved.

Christmas Savings Fund The estimate of Richmond bankers that more than $200,100 will be distributed among- persons who took advantage of the Christmas saving; plan is interesting in comparison with the fact

larly set aside, accumulate into large sums is j abundantly illustrated by the Christmas savings 1 plan. It should teach the small saver that he may save a considerable sum of money annually if he lays aside a portion of his earnings every week. All students of finance agree that it is the systematic and regular saver who accumulates funds. Persons who wait until they can save in

$10 and $100 sums usually never make the first payment. The man and woman who are willing to start with 50 cents or $1 weekly, and have the persistence to maintain the plan under all cir-

! cumstances, are the ones who win out.

It doesn't matter whether a person takes advantage of the Christmas savings plan, or some other system. The important point is to begin

1 Tedious Pastime Waiting For the Berth to Be Made Up

n,Ty ,7' 7-U-ith a small amount and keep up the saving sys amontr O.000.0U0 persons by 4,000 banks in the . .

United States in the next few weeks. It is hard to realize that Richmond savers, by putting aside small sums weekly for a period of a year, have accumulated $200,000, which will be used to buy Christmas gifts or to start their savings accounts; but the word of the bankers, as well as the experience of the past years during which the plan has been in operation, is abundant proof of the assertion. A large percentage of the $200,000 fund is

tern week after week

The release of $200,000 in Richmond to persons who have saved in very small sums under the Christmas savings plan in the last yea" should convince every one that systematic anl regular savings, deposited weekly, soon swell into substantial sums of money. The year 1921 will soon be over, but 1922 opens an opportunity for persons who do not save to begin laying aside a sum of money regu-

used for the holiday season.

Persons who avail I larly in the financial institutions of the city.

themselves of the system of saving regularly during the year usually do it with the purpose of having cash on hand to purchase gifts for their families and friends. It gives them the money which they might not have, and also prevents them from going into debt. Many families lay aside these small sums for

that very purpose, and when their check arrives

There was a time years ago when it was more difficult for the man of ordinary means to do this, but today banks and financial institutions encourage the small saver and gladly advise him to take care of his savings. The time to begin is now. The widespread interest in Christmas savings all over the country and the amount of money

they have the money to make the purchases, thus 1 that is saved by the plan are shown in the aprelieving themselves of the worry in not having 1 pended table:

the cash available for their gifts of love and kindness. J Financial leaders have estimated that one, million persons in the United States have been j taught the advantages of systematic saving by. means of this plan, and have started their first j savings account with money accumulated in thi manner. I The rapidity with which small sums, regu-j

New England $18,798,105 Middle Atlantic 54,561.50 4 East North Central... P,6.625..jG1 West North Central... 12.203,211 South Atlantic 8.075.221 East South Central.... 7,120, 5M5 West South Central... 8,417,15:; Mountain 2.820.428 Pacific 8,638.500

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TODAY'S TALK By George Matthew Adams, Author of "You Can," "Take It," "Up"

Musings for the Evening There Is at present no' a breach of proruitw caic in the British courts, hm if they are longing for a few we can s-end them ovrr enough to krp them bu.y for 30 r-ar. lnamuch as every story that mmos cut of Russia is different from all Gibers, we have decided to sit patiently

and wsit for later return-. j In Other Days They nod ar.d pa?s; in othr days ; It was not so: But. now they go their separate way?, i As strangers go. j Once glory ran tefoie their feet Along the grass. 1 And rainbows round them seemed to! meet ; O'er seas of glas. j And morning sang mid fire and dew, ! While toward the skies j Spiraled the unmeasured blue ' The butterflies. i

i iiience 01 ;hi

i would mereiv "season

wa t er

applications

hardened steel

rial change in hard-,

Who's Who in the Dav's News

THOMAS DeWITT CUYLER Once upon a time, before the Unit- j

V 9

But

more with joy

earth no

drenched; ; And now. alas! j The songs are hushed; the fire i-, quenched; Thev nod and pass. ; Doris Kenyon. : Somebodv in Pari? has dug up ouiia board, and through it has ldn-. ufied the unknown soldier of France. No use trying to kevp anything irom the public nowaday.-'. Yanci Dolly says she doesn't want

comic husband?, mi, n

comical th'-se uiy-.

v.itnout any r

ness. Q. Why ar people from the United Elates know n 'is Americans when even North America includes other countries? o. A. T. A. Thp habit of calling inhabitants of this rrtnni rv meHcnns nrnhahlv

arose from the'fact that any other dis- pd States government came along and tintive title is av.kward. Canada i broke up a chain store system of di'.ends itself easily To the forming of recting big corporations, known as in-

the noun Canadians. Mexico to Mexl-, fans. Citizens of The United States of America are most convenientlv designated a Americans.

Q. V.'hat aro the b'-st of Scott's novels? D. L.j

A. bcotts works of this character are more accurately described as historical romances. Iv.ir.hoe, th Talisman and QiK-tin Durwarii are often ranked as t.h" best of these. Q. Can a letter be recalled after it has. once been put in the mail. E. C. K. A. The action to be taken in a case of this kind depends largely on cir

cumstances. After a letter is mailed ' ik

the only way tne writer can withdraw it is by written application to th postmaster at office of mailing and upon satisfactory ident ificanon.

1. If

ppimg Khymes By Walt Mason

terlocking directorates, Chauncey M. Depew held the record tor the number of companies in -which one man was director. The director business was not to be lightly regarded. One got $20 in gold for every session, and it. made good cigar money. Now Thomas DeWitt Cuyler holds the first place as a corporation direc

tor. He sits on the boards of 40 comI panics, all of them important and hanidling millions. They vary in char'aeter from the Santa Fe railroad to the Waldorf-Astoria hotel: from the 1 Bankers' Trust company to the Inter-

A BANKRUPT He was walking down the street. The morning of lifj would never come to him again. His body was bent. His clothes were old and ill kept. A sign was on his back. It read: "Bankrupt Sale, etc." And I wondered if he realized that he was carrying the sign of his oun sad failure. .Maybe he did. But 1 at least admired his willingness to do SOMETHING while pity, as well as sympathy, crept into my heart. J wondered about the years that had gone before. 1 had a curious desire to get him aside thai I might learn the whole, true tale. And then my mind ran to the other end to the store that was to sell ifs stock and ihe man, or men. back of this commercial failure. And then I thought of the many failures happening all the time everywhere. Why is it that some men fail and others cannot fail? I asked this of myself. What a thing of tragedy is a bankrupt business, or a bankrupt man. But deeper in darkness is a bankrupt mind! A.nd that is where, I believe, all bankruptcy starts. We win largely because we say in our hearts that we will not fail. We keep our irfinds stored and prepared against the unexpected. I believe the first thing a boy should be taught is to lay up something for the future something to give him strength and will when the unforeseen comes. There is nothing in this world that breaks down the grand structure of one's will as using up all the resources at one's command with the coming and passing of each day. But there are extremes in saving as well as in wasting. There are many who become rich in money, but who face their end pitiful bankrupts in soul. He succeeds best who helps others to succeed. And there can he no bankruptcy here!

Lessons in Correct English;

DON'T SAY WHOM did you say was elected Is it ME WHO you blame? She took him to be I The person WHO I took to be a burglar is my brother. The invited guests are HIM, HER and their friends. SAY WHO did you sav was elected? Is it I WHOM you blame? She took him to be ME. The person WHOM I took to be a burglar is my brother.

The invited guests are HE, SHE and

the community chest. Final reports of some organizations, as to -whether or not ihey will take up the proposition, will be received.

Commercial airplanes in the United States flew 3,500,000 miles in the las' six months at a cost of fifteen killed and forty-three injured.

their friends.

Community Chest Fund To Be Discussed Tonight Representatives of various civic organizations will meet in the Chamber

of Commerce rooms at 8 o'clock Wed-!

nesday evening, to consider action on

Memories cf Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Ago Today

The first actual work on the mak-

boroueh: from the Equitable Life to

the Lone Island railroad, and include i inc of a new park for the city of Rich- ;

the Metropolitan Opera, the rvnnsyl- m,nd craned as a result of the) 11 'totiii to i 1 Trvj 1 1 'jml i 1 .in i it vino- nt i i i . . i r-i :

can-! "'" . mK-Mii? c i me tiircr.oi.. oi iu' iv.i-n- nrt

. . nihrc . . i i i . ...it- ..) t w.i , t

ir.g tor a cnansre of p:lls; when the: : , . monu i.aw auu i.hk wiui'inj- movie

WINTER WORRIES Winter brings its own disease.

lAfter Dinner Stories j "What are those two boys of yours : workin' at now?" inquired Squire FabI lieu of Seneca county, when he had j whoaed his team cf grays in front of the home of his former old neighbor, j Farmer Tittsworth. "I ain't heard j nothin' about them for .-ix years."

"They're both in ihe f ilium busi-

tho farmer replied. "Bill's a

:-!

Don't let a poor skin spoil your pleasure Resinol can heal those

blotches arJ

make jour skin more

beautiful

Sooihinq and Kc&lirrq

Heavy Cold? Chest All Clogged Up? DON'T let it get a start, Dr. King's New Discovery will get right down to work, relieving the tight feeling in the chest, quieting the racking cough, gently stimulating the bowels, thus eliminating the cord poisons. Always reliable. Jdst good medicine made to ease colds and coughs. For fifty years a standard rsmedy. All the family can take it with helpful results. Eases the children's croup. No harmful drugs. Convincing, healing taste that the kiddies Lke. At all druggists, 60c.

r. Kind's

New Discovery For Colds and Coughs Feel Badly? Bowels Sluggish? Haven't any "pep" in work or play. You're constipated! The stimulating action of Dr. King's Pills brings bark old time energy. All druggists, 25c.

PROMPT! WON'T GRIPE r. Kind's Pills

any more

most husbands ar

Graldine says she will ficht her divorce to a finish. Tellegen replies that he will fight to a tnuNi. So u begins to look like a fight to a finish.

climate ups and freeze?, ther's a

nrann new srt ot ill.-: : so 1 put away ' ization that is just now occupying the fcorles that the umw saw m much of the public- attention by reabuv. fur the frigid winter throttles all I f " of hr' "certain condition of the. T , . , , , . . .labor situation. t,ie ailments ot July. And with jubi-1 Mr (-,Jy!er was horn at Philadelphia, lant motions to th pharmacy I scoot, ! Sept. 2s-, 1 S."4. He was graduated from

and huv ud nw Dills and notions. hon-IVale in 1S7-1

nig they are worth a hoot. Thus the

Answers to Questions ... c.-t t):.- answer to

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x, ,.i,.-.U..;i f ill n.uii" n 'if!

-o .-.nt." ill snvups

admitted to the bar in

j 1876, and lound time to serve as judge 'advocate general of the Pennsylvania

winter time is giving sr; faction ; national pua,d. Jlc Was married to mannold: lor a change mas.es lifelMi?s Franc,s LPwis Mav :!. is8r. worth lmt.g. and it s routine makes Whlle ho i? rtaimed b'v Philadelphia us old. tvery form of stern endea--(a3 a citizpn hp is really a part of or should b. mixed with harmless ; v,.,.i-'-, r.,-n,-ann;i nic ua i.-..

tie is ao pitMUfm m .at? ard Sedgwick was instructed by t he removes cataracts."

lion oi uauwav i..ecui: es. an oik.ui -; ri;rfrtnr, trt proceed at once to have! -

the ground cleared where the artificial lake was to b located. lie stated lie would put a force of men to work at once. Mr. Sedgwick hoped to get the job finished a- soon as possible, so that the company could start the erection of the monster dam when the ground had thawed out ca the following spring.

The Miiler-Kemper Co. 'Everything to Build Anything LUMBER MILLWORK BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phones 3247 and 3347

MIV OUl.'St!

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,v.-t..t..r. YVusliii.et n

l,ll--e.('.l .ie.-s r.f.ll.'.i: ii n I r. 1 : t

play; doing onf oid thing forever takes onp's pep and vim away. I was

longs to several New York clubs, and

tired of taking stroke and mv

bit if r hives

for my summer

-un-1

;.!'.!niv - i-.iJr.--i ,ir retur:! eireet to '

YV nt-

t.iii'

meetings to which his directorships

OOpe ' ,:?,-, TtIv,, -ti-1 , 1 1 1 , 1 nil ti' h

; : l Li 1 ail l! i rti : u Miri I e i ',. v un , , i t,w. their livs; now I have my winter ailments, rh umatism. i roup fiul flu. with the w-u; 1 derail: ucnts of a wishbone or a ihew; aiiments more or less

Headaches from Slight Colds Laxative BROMC) QUININE Tablets relieve the Headache by curing the Cold. A tonic laxative and germ destroyer. The genuine bears the signature of K. W. Grove. (Be sure you get PRO MO. ) "0c Advertisement.

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-distressing,

ign a 'id di

1 ic ins;

hut I count if ;uii a bh-s.-inq to con-

h;:s had two brothers ( f,.0,u nt,w- -Kinds of pills. Tifro is alK. Li. j. ways som-'hing cheering, in this hap

py life we It ?'d; always some attraction neaiing. if we only give i- heed. When the cold no longer pleases, and the winier seems a tnnd, spring will u:-i;er in di.-eases of a new and piouant kind. Novelties are to us trooping, always something new and strange, and the" old world goes a-whooping down the ringing grooves of change.

! time around various tables in tb'- ti-' i nancial district, without having lime ! to go to lunch or dinner during husi- ' ness days.

He is. perhaps, the ultra-corporation;

Q. WiiYf t"ftf

for governor . " The present governor ..re, AH ltd T&vlor. is tee 1 tn-s. v i'.nvi..r.fir. Robert

'. .. .V-n... i" neimbli.-an. uhi'.e

ilieu i .i.' '.! .... - ' . l!.(.bert L. Taylor was elect, d o.i

i.emorra: c ttcKet tan e ..ue

C). Why was tht

ers Of t'-ie Itepueiiv- ie ,

t mbltm, 'i;i'i

exponent of the country.

I'enr.e-; i', ';-.('.- ofTaylor. !

the

French is termed the language of

j diplomacy, English is known as the language of commerce and Italian i termed the language of music.

cnanueu i" r 1 1. y.

A. The fr

.ft iiii.m an eagle as an

the Specie KH'i.-:i i" or bald oatue. fea'h-

V.r.i es and a pirn, iv t.snrov." Tl'.e c.)l-

unfoi'tunat"iy

th'-m w as ;h? " ei-ed only t- thf

cal parasite of t

den cade, to

made on the ro leathered to Iht

O. Does sti-ri!iz;ne

with hot water injure it? There is no real basis

hi h a chanae nas t i"i

s td the count r. r. t DCS.

lazor 1 i ei W. O.

tor me

statement that pouring hot water on raZor blade will injure the sue!, in .r,m r:..-.es th? ron'inud apphoa'ion

.,f hnilinL- waer might exert

i empering -f u-ct. but

We don't recommend the taste, but you can cat Blue Iievil without injury Advertisement. Have To Get Up Nights For Bladder Relief? Try Simp'e Method This Dayton Man Reports Relieved Him Quickly

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OLD ACE, HIS MARK Oliver Wendell Holme-, m th charming discourses of "The Prof.--or at the Breakf.ist Table, refers t ., .,r..atalrnlilf sizn of Old UgO.

i' three parallel lines between

i,rows. We can detect the first trac of diser.se by signs just a.s plain. When a woman suffers from bac denrossion. draggin

down pains and those ailments j !;.. .vnmMi it is rdain that.

rt3 n woman s rncdicinf

other medicine could she more w.sely , .,. !;e ,..t to than Lydia L. PmKham ; i , ,..

Vegetable Compound, which for r.adj v n a 'inh,rv has n-OTcd the natural re- i.irr.sr

.Motratlve for these troubles? Adv i.-ement.

i m. ! '. risterrti"-. .'r. K. See- , in his e-.vu temir. p.-ip.-r. tf-ii I'ui'.v .News: "My Madder me t -i t'.'t up many tini s at ,ilse' inr.nivfr.W'lM'f"! 'il'1 as ,. ,--i-v ;;.( iniiutew in tit" tiny. i;ikmtr a few- 1 ,i t 'n ia I Huehu

r-i inv l.l.el.p -r is yaf'-' tly normal. al: e reli. -, a -. r Line- luo-k feli tiives nit nnie'i pU-asiire t.i tell f.-ien.is al.out tie -ie liltie t a 1 .lei-."

I.lthi.-if.l I'.nilvi a.-ts en lie kidneys .-ni1 l.la.hler like I'.psoui Salts do eri til" l.oielv It cleans tlt'-m out. It is tint a pal. p,t me. Heine as th fermula is on tie. p e k.it... Th tablets i est Je oacb. Tlo pri.-e mak.s it prssilile (.. pla.-e in I'm. f-.rmela ev. ral lnjrh pri.-erl ilrus?,

ecu-1 id' i aie useful for leiiet. ej-y like- ; v .ei li.ii .' ii''vr taken iinytliinie lik" tnik r,.nif,i. ''r- n few,- .io.'S for lac-k-

Vv hat i teahiiiiEr, sranlv or hi Kb colored

wisely i in ine. and freqiifnt desire at night.

l can fgoi i. it mate. i tsuciiu. m ii-t ila, it A. !. I. uken Iu-u- t'o,. Yes

ruwr o.. l'arler lini!? o.. i' l'haruiacy. i.Miial.'y Prus

SI.O'S ar.o e ! u moic. e te v w ie-i ... o. '.wile Tiie Kclb-r Laboratory, JIo-i-li.u-.1:.burg, . A'ivt rtisenn :it.

26 EGGS A DAY FROM i 30 KENS, IN WINTER i Mr. Miller Has Been Getting Results ' Like This for Years. Telis How. I

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USE SLOAN'S TO WARD OFF PAIN LITTLE aches grow into big paina unless warded off by an application of Sloan's. Rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff joints, lame back won't fcght long against Sloan's Liniment. For more than forty years Sloan's Liniment has helped thousands, tha world over. You won'c be an exception. It certainly does produce results. It paietratcs without nibbing. Keep this old family friend always handy for instant use. Ask your neighbor. At all druggists 35c, 7Cc, $1.40.

Order From Your Grocer Today

Creamery Butter

Beyer, Dist., Phone 2910

Carl

WATC H RE PAIRING f you want your w-.tch to run anu

uepnea on gooci tun?, tirmg them to us. A special iy or. high-grade watch repairing C. & O. watch inspector. HOMRIGHOUS

Wain St. Phone 13G7

'021

HAVE YOU TRIED "FAULTLESS FLOUR" Ask Your Grocer Milled by a perfected process

ie',m(..!Hi!!:ti:..;iilt.i;::M!:'lli:!!::;i.. K'j:'n-m ii.:.il.ttuilinmii.:Ht.Mi!

I DR. C. J. MENDENHALL Dentist I I Bridge work anil artificial teth a specialty. Forty years' experience. I Over Fashion Shop, 61S Main St. 1

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"During the worst part of list vcintcr, ! wPb eei,i hiustpry days nnd damp sr.. and. 1 Fe -"0 to M eptjrs a day out of a hens, i Have used Don Saiift for sevpral years, and i always with wonderful results. Ami tli i pests arc better, larger nnd heavier." E E. Millpr. .ie; Lamar St.. Ft. Worth Tovas. 1 With the right kind of help, vetir hens, ! like Mr. Miller's, will lav oil winter. It's ' uotroi;tile, and costs nothing to trv. (Jive your hens Pon Sana .-ni l witch re- 1 suits for ono inonth. Tf you don't find that ' It pays for itself and pavs von a pood profit hosidps. shuplv teli us and vour money will bp fhepvfullv refumlpd, Ion Sans- (Cliiiipse for es.-c:-la vine) Is a seiputifie tonie and conditioner. It is easily pivpn In the feed, iinprovps Hip ben's health and makes her stronger and more netivp. It i guaranteed to get thp eggs, j uo mntter how cold or -wpt the wputhpr. ' Hon Sang can be obtained prompt Iv from your druggist or poultry renjpdv dealpr or Fend rOc for a nat-kneo hv

Bnrrpll-Dngger Co.. 214 Columbia Bide-' ';

Indianapolis, Ind. ;

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3 Heals the Skin

; During 25 years mothers and i;I nurses have fnnnd nnthino-tn J

3 Q I equal Sykes Comfort Powder I to clear the skin from chafing.

;l inflammation. eruptions.rashes l

miant scalding ana prevent j!

it irom Decommgtnus ariected K

?w-hen used daily.

Jnot As Good Tar Adnlts

Linini9iitfe3

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j E. P. WEIST, M. 1). (I 'l Chronic Diseases I a Specialty i 'IK. of P. Bidg. Richmond, Ind. j 1 7.iiiHiniiHiiiiiiiiuMniiniiiiiii(itiiiiiiiMiitiiniMtiiiiiiiniiuiHiiiiitMiHiMuiiiini !

New York Dental Parlors

Union National Bank Building, Sth and Main, at the "Sign of the Clock". Open evenings. Phone 1378.

Miiiiini!iniiniMiil,tiiniiii.!niMiii...'i.iMfiii'!:.ni.MiMTniMiiT.niunMHiiiiiMl: J JOHN H. NIEWOEHNERj I Sanitary and Heating Engineer 1 819 S. G St. Phone 1828 I IHIll.MIHMlMIIMIIIHllllI.IIIIIIIMIIIlHII.II.I'lll.llitlMlllltlllirinHlllllllll.lMIIMII,

$10 reward for any person retur

ing comforts stolen at Fountain t City, or $50 for the return cf six comforts taken from J. M. Garrett, , Fountain City, Inc1.

Buy Toys for the kiddies here

For More Pep, Use RICHMOND GASOLINE More Miles per Gallon Richmond Oil Co. 6th St. and Ft. Wayne Ave.

Machine Work, Air Compressors, 3asoline Engines, Motors; Overhauling Trucks ard Cars. Richmond Air Compressor Co. N. W. First and Railroad

We Sell and Recommend Don Sung OMER G. WHELAN The Feed Man 31-33 S. 6th St. Phone 1673 5;

Your (irocery Order is Appreciated Haseccster's Grocery

9th ar.d C Sts. Phone 1248

.MIIlllllllllintttlllHnilllHIIIIIIIiniMltllMUIIIII.IIIIIMIMiltllUMNIttlHMIIItllHIinil: I CRAIN SANITARIUM ( I Milk and Rest Cure 1 I For Non-Cummunicable Diseases 1 1 Main Tel ?.Sf

i Office Murray Theatre Bidg. lj 1 Tel. No. 19.83 IIIMniMUPHitllNttfMiniltl!IIIMIUlHtfinttl11IIIIIIIMIIIMMini!IMlMHtMII;:lIMniHiiT I

Farmers' Nat'l. Grain Assn. Inc. Dealers In High Grade Coal PHONE 2549 Old Champion Mil!, N. 10th St.

OldsmobiJe Four Touring $1250 Delivered Richmond CARROL & BROWN 1026 Main Phone 2512

ASK FOR Abel's Velvet Ice Cream IT'S DIFFERENT Retail Phone 1901 Wholesale Phone 1439

GOOD CLEAN COAL Prompt Delivery RICHMOND COAL COMPANY Telephones 3165-3379

BUY COAL NOV We have the right coal at the right price. Jellieo & Pocahontas Lump. ANDERSON & SONS N. W. 3rd & Chestnut Phone 3121

(iood Shoes for Men, Women

and Children WESSEL SHOE CO. 718 Main St

'HI1lltllMtntIIUtlllIllMlMlt'lttH11IIHIMHi;nit!lllMi:iltlMtHltHmillltni1lli;i'!jl; ! DR. R. II. CARNESI I DENTIST Phone 2655 1 I Rooms 15-16 Cornstock Building 1016 Main Street 1 Open Sundays ar.d Evenings by 1 3 appointment. .IIHH'.M!HMtMHI..l!lllllllllMMIHH!IIIITI!illltllllllMinilMIIHIllltltlllllUllltHMIl7

Good Life Insurance is not only a good investment but a definite protection for your family. .Insure today with KELLY & KECK (Insurance Service) Phone 2150 901 '? Main St.

TIRES AND TUBES 6,000-Mile Guarantee

30X;: $ 9.85 C2xl $19.50l

30x3 $11.75 G3x4 $19.85 32x3Va.... $14.55 34xt $20.65 31x4 $16.95 30x3 cord $18.50

Inner Tube Included with Tire

VM. F. LEE, 8 South 7th St.

Kokomo Branch Store No. 2