South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 222, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 August 1915 — Page 9

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THE S0U1H BEND NEWS-TIMES

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MAYOR, COUNCIL ID

POLICE VISIT SHOWS Several of the Chance Games Are Closed-Owners Fail to Carry Out Instructions.

And the interests of Mishaxvaka ucrc .adly neglected; that is. with the xcci)tlon of the moral interest, and that wnf apparently well taken raro of. for taking the idlicial family, with Mayor Gaylor in th" lead, tho board of public safety, composed of Councilmen James Fhcsbro, J. H. Nettleton and Niks Lowman. the chief of police and Patrolmen Kerr, Turbush. Jarrett. Land is and Detectives Weaver and Potts, little of an immoral eharpoter was allowed at the Moos carnival Monday night, even though the Oriental beauties did their rtep and Viola, the "girl from the east that does that sensational, creepy, dreamy lance," were left to their own. Shortly after the arriv.il of Mayor Oavlnr and his party on the erround.. things heijan to hum, and It wasn't long before tho lijhta were flicked out all the way down the midway "f chance. UcinnninK with tho hoop name at the far end and taking them In order, all were Instructed to close, though not until each and every one had been given the official taboo from the mayor, for the chief H-rnied hardlj. capable of judKlnsr for himself, and on the occasion of closing a stand, the mayor was counseled. "It's a fierht for sore eye.:." paid one bystander, as he watched the Kilt and gold, hurry and scurry and watch and then suddenly dart off and become lost in the crowd, only to appear near

the family group and beckon with crooked linger to the mayor. After thin little vaudeville performance he would be 5een to approach an owner of an unlucky stand which had been "banned and barred." and in a loud voire and many wild gestures instruct the keeper to "cut it out." In most cases his orders were carried out without any demonstrations, but onco or twice tho operators were back at it fus soon as his back was turned, however, only to finally submit after threats. Outside of the chance midway not all of the stands were closed, only those that failed to observe Mayor Gaylor's Instructions of "value for value, and dlmo for dime" being placed under the ban. The cithers, which pave cigars and such things for tho nickels and dimes were allowed to ply tho stands. As the evening waned and waned, MISHAWAKA CLASSIFItO.

people begun to wonder "how about the dancing shows." However, thc,y wondered the evening away, and the wonderment increased as at a late hour the members of the council present and the ollicials of the Moose gathered in a group in front of the oriental .show and talked and argued and waved their arms and patted each other on the hack. Mayor Gaylor. when interviewed regarding the carnival, stated that a meeting of the lodge ollicials and the oi!icials of the carnival and the ollicials of the city would be held Tuesday morning and some decision reached as just how the place would be conducted during the remainder

the week.

WANTED Kenned ladies to take interesting work home for spare time. Transferring patterns. $1.00 to $l.t0 doz. Work guaranteed. Lidy attendants. Call room 4 l'J Jefferson Hldg.

MILK REPORTS SAID TO BE BEST IN THE STATE Chief State Food and Drug Inspector John T. Willett, tn speaking of the milk tests recently made at the pure health laboratories at Indianapolis of samples gathered from the dealers in this city, stated Monday afternoon that they were the best that have ever been submitted to his department for a city with a population as large as Mishawaka. Mr. Willett was greatly surprised with the test, and stated that he was pleased with the report that came back. This was the first test of milk made this year from local dealers. Mr. Willett in his tour of inspection and collection of samples was assisted by City Health Officer 1 1. K. Struhle. who stated that the test was the best ever made. The following is a report of the samples sent to Indianapolis Inst week: Julius Iluntekamp. T..?.: August Van der Wallc. 4.7: J. K. Hitter. 4.6:

F. U Kruetz, 4.5; Homer Leach, 4.1; (Jeorge Jacobs. 4..1; K. Itasset. 4..1; Fred Martin, 4.1; G. Zumbaugh, 1.1; H. J. Myers. 3.5; J. H. Itundell. 3..". and C. W. Clause. 3.4. All the milk samples show the legal percentage of butter fat and no visible dirt was contained in ary of them. The milk is rated as exceptionally good for this time of year. Ice cream samples taken from Hunn'.s confectionery and Peers' Pros, establishment showed

C.S and 12.4 butter fat respectively.

LOCAL MAN TAKES ON CARNIVAL WRESTLER CharN .Smith of 120 W. Sixth st.. this city, Monday evening at the Moose carnival in the Athletic showstayed 10 minutes with Fddie Weikener, former light weight champion wrestler, at the lirst show and 15 minutes at the second show, receixing for his efforts a sum totalling $2." or Jl a minute for every minute he stayed witli Weikcncr. Previous to the lirst show an announcement was made that $10 would bo paid anyone staying lo minute:? with the wrestler with the show. After Smith's successes in the lirst attempt the time wa. changed to 1 r minutes at the second show, and Smith again entered and stayed xvith him for the specified time. Arrangements weie completed for a special stag" between Weikener and Smith for the lirst show Tuesday evening. This is expected to be a good drawing card, as Smith is xvcll known in Mishaxvaka and 7ts success of Monday evening has been well ad vertised. As a preliminary to the wrestling match Young Jones of Grand Rapids, Mich., formerly of Mishawaka and traveling xvith the shoxx-, will stage a s-hort bout with Johnny Mack of South Bend.

FOH tfALiK All around good mare for delivery or farm xvork. X. Main street road. O. W. Grist, box 19 3. FOR SALE OH RENT A fine manufacturing plant, good brick buildings, 33,000 square feet floor space, etcam heated. welMlght&l. operated by never failing wate power, located on. New York Central Lines and Grand Trunk. John J. Schindlcr. Agent AlUhawaka, Ind.

FOR SALE Good horse. Quality Tea and Coffee Lincoln highway cajtt.

Inquire Store, 110

FOR SALE House with acre land cheap: vacant lots, J 175, easy payments; 5 pet. farm loans; insurance. Jame.s Hennery, laxvycr, 113 West Second st,, Mishaxvaka.

MELINDA C0YL LEADS POPULARITY CONTEST Following is the standing of the voting contest noxv on in connection xvith the Moose carnival: Popular young lady Miss Grace De Groote 613 Miss Melinda Coyle 647 Miss Pearl Niese r2'J Miss Madge Poles 411

Miss Clara Fetters Miss Florine Hueltinck.. Misw Mildred Klein Miss Gertrude FJminger. . Miss Genevieve Mahank.. Miss Aupha Paisley Miss Anna IJranstrator. .

Homely man election Frank Shirley 7 07 Dr. F. H. Irwin 500 C. L. Metzger 4 22 Lemuel Wilder 372 Fred Crosbeck 225

Nick Eckstein 60 Edxvard Lehr 160 Stanley Mcintosh 172

Harry Squibs John Groff John Ferret Frank Konyen Edxvard Ellsasscr Ralph Rickel Edward Pickel Pert ardy ,

. r . . I 221 l'.U in s; 72

ill 103 102 127

o 13 13 7 5

Loyd Custer SI

EVANGELIST OPPOSED TO CHURCH FAIRS Evangelist Liu da answered many questions Monday night in th absence of Mr. Garnscy, xvho was unable to bo present at the meeting. He made it plain that he was opposed to church fairs, lotteries, festivals, card parties. etc. The.se, he said, belonged to the world and not to the Christian church. If people would spend the time in tho study of the Hible they spend in these things they xvould be more spiritual and the church would have more poxver te convert sinners. To the questions: "Is the lirst day the Lord's day and so the seventh day tho Jewish Sabbath?" the evangelist said: "There is not a text in all God's word that says the lirst day is the Lord's day. No text in all the Pible calls the Sabbath the Jexvish S'abbath."

Tonight the subject will be "The Seal of God vs. Man."

IKE WELLS TO GO BACK TO PENAL FARM AGAIN Ike Wells, a local xvell known city police court offender, xvho xvas just recently released frem the state penal farm, again appeared in court Tuesday morning on the old charge of intoxication. He was found guilty of the charge and sentenced by Judge Feig to 100 days at the penal farm and given a line of $30 and costs, amounting to $40, which he was unable to pay. Together xvith the line and sentence Wells will be compelled to spend 140 days at the farm. Itolley Karnes, in court on charges of xvife desertion, xvas found net guilty and xvas released Tuesday morning.

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Tomorrow is positively the la si day of the great

I CENT SALE

and with it passes your opportunity to select from manv articles in all departments at the uniform price of Nine Cents.

The Sale that always crowds our store vith enthusiastic purchasers

Pc2rl Buttons, extra fine quality, fish-eye center, 2 dozen for 9c.

Dressing Combs, w hite, pink and blue celluloid, and black rubber 9c.

Seam Binding, assorted col ors, per bolt 9c.

Brooks Silky Crochet ton 3 balls for Sc.

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dlAPTIST LADIFS' AID. The Indies Aid of the First Baptist church will be entertained Wed-nesda-afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hello Simmons. F.lkhart, Ind. The ladles xvill leave the interurban station at 1:20. All ladies of the church arc invited.

scotts n:irr tonight.

M I S 1 1 A VA lv A I J : KM) X A I ,S. Mr. and Mrs. 11. T. Roberts of Chlcag are visiting xvith relatives and friends in this city. Miss Mabel Willards has returned to her home near Chesterton, Ind., after spending a two weeks' vacation visiting xvith her sister, Mrs. C J. Alwide. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Rigby of Iincoln. Xeb.. are visiting xvith their son, Hubert, of south of Mishawaka. Mrs. Clarence Kelley and sons, Leon and Robert, and Miss Eleanore Schaum. are visiting xvith relatives and friends in fjoshen. Miss Hazel (lalentine. S. Main st., will leave Wednesday for an outing at Clear lake. Harold C Fretz of Chicago has arrived here to spend his vacation xisitlng xvith relatives. Robert Goss of Columbia City has returned to his home after visiting

FOR, RENT Six. rooms at 127 W. Rattcll st.. $S. Four rooms, SIS N. Kllzabeth nt. after Aug. IS, $S. George W. Nutt, administrator. Home phone 742.

Nexv and used goods bought and Fold, of all kinds, and stoves. Stoves and furnaces repaired. Home phone 7S0. 206 N. Main st., Harris & Harris.

A meeting of the committees of the! wi , h,,s ,ir"thtr- Uurc.e C,OP?; Scotch Thistle club xx ill he held at the! Carlos runner M ham Rogge .Michaxvaka hotel tonight when re- "V"' ( J'1 ' " '

ports xvkill be received from the chairmen having the arrangements for tho picnic to Chrystiann lake in hand. The big Scotch event takes place a week from Wednesday and gives promise of being a most successful affair.

YOU CAN REST easx- when you have money deposited" xx ith this strong conserxatixe institution, for you know it is safe. The money you deposit xvith us is safe-guarded bv being loaned

only on approved collateral or se

coALiirsii i.Ai)ii;s aid. The Coalbush Ladies. Aid xvill bo entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. George Hahn and Mrs. A. Godshall at the home of the former.

Stated meeting Mishaxvaka Lodge. Xo. i:0, F. and A. M.... Wednesday evening. H. F. SFDFRS. Sec'v. F. II. I IFBF.R, W. M.

curitv, bond .-s.

or invested in lirst i

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Our Directors are substantial business men xvho jzive the same careful and painstaking attention to this bank as they give to their indixidual business. DIRECTORS: FRKH O. KHKRHART X. SCHLLLIXGFR K. G. KRK RH ART F. W. KFSS K. J. V. FINK A. D. WARNF.lt C. A. DRKSCH. M. H. 4'r INTEREST ON DEPOSITS FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS CO. MISHAWAKA. IN D.

In the ' same

sime building and under management as the

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Tonight at Tabernacle "THE SEAL OF Gl

VS. MAN

Fish lake, near Marcellus. Mich.,

where they will enjoy a several days' outing. F.dxTn R. Fline of Brooklyn is visiting with Mr. and Mr. William

! Uline. K. Fourth st.

Grove Willard, formerly of Mishawaka. but now located at Grand Rapids. Mich., is in the city to spend a few days visiting xvith friends.D. G. Hodson of Elkhart spent Tuesday transacting business in this citx Mrs. H. Rird and Mrs. Clara Thatcher of Orville. Calif., have arrived here to visit xvith the former's daughter. Mrs. Frank Tils. residing southeast of Osceola. Mrs. Thatcher is a sister of Mrs. Dils. Mr. and Mrs. James K. Roverstein of Detroit. Mich., are visiting with relatives and friends here. Miss Maybelle Overtrein of Marcellus. Mich., is visiting xvith relatives here.

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Ccrset Laces, mercerized, 5 vd. lentrtlis 2 for 9c.

Darning Cotton, white, tan and prav, balls 8 balls fcr 9c

black, 3 4 -yd.

Self-threading Needles,

"Calyxeyed" 2 papers for 9c.

Button Holes, .(In the yard)

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Warren's Featherbone, black

an J white, per yard 9c.

Mourning Pins, black or white. AO in a box, -10 for 9c.

Sponges, extra large good stock 9c.

size.

Toilet Pins, book containing 60 assorted sizes, 3 for 9c.

Shoe PclUb, Bossola, for black slices, 3 boxes for 9c.

Pencils, with red eraser, hexagon, 5c kind 3 for 9c.

Wash Goods, cool dimities, batistes, tissue ginghams and crepes; in- attractive styles, such as figures, dots, stripes and floral designs, 1 2 JS c and 1 5c values, per yard 9c.

Neck Bands for men's and boys' shirts, cushion back, all sizes 2 for 9c.

Nail Brushes, best assorted stvles 9c.

quality,

Tall Flower Vases, ribbed pattern, flare top, clear glass. 15-in. high 9c

White. Water Pitchers, Boy shape 9c.

Bell

Percales, light and dark, choice of all our standard 30inch styles, per yard 9c.

Mason Fruit Jar Caps, 7 for 9c

Small Wash Boards 9c.

Mouse Traj) 6 for 9c. Rubber Collars, broken lines, to close out 2 for 9c.

Men's Wash Neckties, four-in-hands 2 for 9c

Embroidery Beadings, Swiss, handsome patterns, yd. 9c.

Val Laces, wide assortment of most desirable patterns, 2 yards for 9c.

Elastic, 7-8 and 1-inch, Mack and white, per yard 9c.

Hose Supporters for chil

dren. Mack and white 9c.

Hooks and Eyes, invisible, black and white, 2 cards for 9c.

9c.

Bone Crochet Hooks, 2 for

Ink Tablets, 2 for 9c.

Stationery, fancy box containing 24 sheets paper and envelopes, for 9c

Autograph Albums, 3 for 9c

Silkateen Darning Floss, assorted shades, 4 spools for 9c.

Carpet and Button Thread, tan, white and black 9c.

Hair Pins, assorted sizes, packages for 9c.

Hook and Eye Tape, "Mutual' in black and white, 1 5c quality, per yard 9c. Collar Supports, ready to use, for various styles flare Collars, black and white 9c.

Feather Stitch Braid, good quality, white and colors 2 bolts for 9c

Tracing Wheels, with guide -9c.

Safety Pins, assorted sizes, 4 dozen for 9c

Clothes Racks, 8 arms, each 24 inches long, havy steel brackets 9c.

Clothes Lines, galvanized, rust proof, 5o-ft. length 9c.

Dinner Plates, Bakers, pickle dishes and other articles in decorated china 9c.

Laces, 2 to 3 inch linen patterns, 5 yards for 9c.

Curtain Scrims, with lace border, also dotted Swisses, 30inch, per yard 9c.

Cluny Laces, white, 2 inch, 2 yards for Gc

Cheese Cloth, 2 yards lor 9c.

Good size cake Buttermilk Toilet Soap 2 for 9c. William's Shaving Slick 9c. Palm Leaf Fans, 6 fcr 9c.

Dorm's Rouge de Theater

Stamped Towels, buck, to be embroidered. 18x3o in. 9c

Pillow Tops, linen color, stamped, each 9c.

Mercerized Pearl Cotton, No. 5, asoned colors, 2 skeins

Cretonnes, choice of 35 different patterns, floral and oriental effects, per yard 9c. Long Cloth, soft finish, our regular 12 y2c quality, per yd. 9c. Canton Flannsl, extra heavy weight, 27-inch, per yard 9c Berkeley No. 60 Cambric, per yard 9c

Mens' Hose, a splendid quality, lisle, light weight, in tan, black, navy, gray and white, per pair 9c

Muslin Waists for children-

Shelf Oil Cloth, scalloped edge, plain white or colored bordered, per yard 9c.

Outing Flannel, bleached, 2 yards for 9c.

Blue stripe ticking, yd. 9c.

Apron Ginghams, blue and brown assorted checks, 2 yds. for 9c.

Drawers for children, good muslin, linen lace edged or plain tucked, per pair 9c

White Goods, for dresses, waists and children's wear, including dimities, light weight mercerized, iig tired madras, etc., per yard 9c.

Butcher's Linen, white, per yard 9c.

36-inch

White Lawn. 4 2-inch, sheer and tine quality, per yd 9c.

Napkins, pure linen, stitched, each 9c.

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MARKETS

( IIK I.I vi: STOCK. I'MON STOCK VA!:iS. 111.. Au sr. 10. 1Kk;s Kfrt-iptK k.("ik: m-irkn hisriior; u:ixoil and ltutli(rs St LVCfj.T.ini: tr I havy .;.::!; 7. ::i: nmsrti li:ivy "s.v.t.v, j t ; iiuiit M;.'.i.Va,7.7o; jiijrs ?."i.sor77. k; bulk S'l.-.v. 7.1S. I'ATTI.l'- iN-.-.-ipts .H0: ni.irk.t w.-nk; Imi'vps $. Ji"' l".::n. cows ami lu'liVrs G'.JU); TVxau ."..vrjfs.rr. ; ralv- S'..."mi ll.:5. SHli:r- i:o-ipfs 1.nh: niarkr Ma.ly: iiatlvf and xvestt-rt. ?-.0t; ;.'."; lainUs .7.."o ij ....

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On next Yolnos.lay 'nicht ilanco at Van Dado's hall.

Promnna Adv.

Poor old stomach, I dislike to send doxvn poisonous druus hut here soos, cause my heart is weak and I have a cath hetxveen my shoulders. Hettcr take adjustments and save your stomach. Smith A: Smith knoxv.s hoxv.

TOLKUO CiltAIN. Tl.i:iM. o.. Au'. Hi. 4'LOSK: WIIKAT-Cash ?I.U-.; Se-a. $1.11'; I '. si.i:;. Coi:. I'ah vl?4: Sopt. v: n-. Wt-. U.v i S - ;ish. non r.', M, ,V ; Sept. -'i ; I .-. 4.5.'. kyi: -.. 'J. 1. (I.oYi:i:Si:i:i -Crime, .ash ...; ( t. ami March s.7; he.-. .v;o. AI.SIKK - Alltf. .!.1."; Sept. s:.-j(: Oct. TIMOTHY Prime. e;!h ami Sept.

o.-t. $-j.m; .M u-cii s:mo.

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This question is to be settled bv every one. StGieopticcn Lecture MR. LAUOA Don't miss tonight. Seats Free.

PRINCESS

THEATER TONIGHT

Vitaraph Drama. Iroadway Star Feature in 3 Parts. "THE ENEMIES" His sister's death makes Captain YVaxerly the incarnation of revenue. He priories in the vengeance he xvrcaks upon the man responsible for it. Featuring Edith Storey & Sfiarry Morey I-v;mi;iv ("otnexlv. "LOVE AND TROUBLE"

K.T HI FI'AI.O I.IVi: STOCK. PAST PPPPAI.O. N. v.. Amr. Hi.-4'AT-TPP-Ke eljt .Vii: market dull nnl xxeak; prime steers .." '.i.v.. ; Imtrher rads Jt'..7t''; .75. i.I.Vi:- Kccelpts 7," 1..M.1: market dull and lower; cull ti dn.i.i. SH"fit 11. ."0.. siii:i:p ...nh lamc.s - i:e.,.ipts head; market a-tlve and steady; eulj to fa'r $rlj '. ; yearliaL's S7r,js; siieep

IH HIS -Kei -eipt? Yorkers .7.7-"'.i ; s7.."vVi7.7."i: -heavy

dil: lieifei S.ViM; x-eal calves .11..",0 C'.11.7.": heavy ami thin calvis scii'x "Sllhi:,' AMI I -AM C.S -.Supply 1 it'll t : m.irl.et ste.Kly: prime wethers s.v.j 7 : srcMKl tidved .i.4o'. (;.7." : fair mixed .."i.7.V'i' (I.J.": culls and common $yii: lambs $5.uM (j 'a.::.".. Ho;s - Ceceips li-ht: market active; priir.e heavy ln.j-s 7-7 7. C: mp.lium.s $7.I0 rii7.'.'": heavy Yorkei S7...V; : liirht Yorkers S7.i."s; plus s7. :."' ; lomrhs ar,.Tr,fi ; stag's s."; .VJ.V. Iii'.iv mixt'd i-l.UHil.T).

SOUTH BEND MARKETS

I'OfLTKV AM) MEATS. (Corretted Daily by .Ilmmie' Market. 123 V. Jefferson KIvil.) POPLTRY Paylnp 12. sellinsr SCKI NOPKS Paying is. felling 0-?. VPAL Paying li'ij. selling 'S.: i:r:i:P i:o;;?r boiling 1, porterhouse CT.6.'4tr. sirloin ?Ah HAM Selling L'0.

1..XU1' .eiiiu lix OLD CIIIOKPNS-

-Paying lL'1, selling

rOHX Paying seliin; i:YE-Payiugv.

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STOCK. by Major

.IVI Daily

Lozan St.)

IIPAVY PAT SllliliiS Pair

(i.d'l.e; prime i' -fiil. Ilo;S lot 1 Its." i: p. .t;.7.V.i7.oo. LAMC.S Live G'.T' dres-.l

Ilres

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TALLOW ..Ml IIII)!;s. (Corrected Daily ly S. Y. Lippmari. ',M0 N. .Main St.) i ALLOW Hough -jvi'S. rendered. No. 1, P;". No. 2. 'JQiv. HIDPS Lrcea No. 1. lGfti:-.

liver t!io addri-s (leor'c i). in if Is W. S. Pellow The oMi'-ers in are: President,

jiresidf nts. Harry I-?inh.-ird Maker; - r t.i rx--treasurer.

.of we!cii;nt' mid the rr siono. Rev xvill ie an address charge i,f the aff'.iil i:. H. Pall.trd; ir.

and Dory ID v. M

I'l'.V MHA L W K I ) I .S DA V. The funeral of Mrs. Kathorine Kile, xvho died Monday morning, xvill be held YVednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Free Methodist chur h. Burial xvill be in the cip- cemetery.

SF.LDS. Correctrl Dally by Warner store, lit F. Wajne TI XM THY- s per hu. i:pd Lovi:u-.7(fi,j. ALPA LPA ?1H.."hI. ALSIKP CLOYi;i:-0'310.

Pros. St.)

Seed

.tvo; markt pig N7.'.'";s

?7;7.2."

sta:

a tive ; mixed sr...")'.

CHICAGO GKAIN. PIIICAim. Aug. l".-npi:.NING: WHPAT May $l.H'.',jis; lr. $H : Sept. ?l.o;,.i; 'v. I: N May cJ".'.i ... ; I ee. r.t ,Ci r:. MATS-May 421.. : Sept. :-4e " coKK-Scpt. si:: v,. LA I! I -Sept. ?-l l : 1 1 : s (K t. . j.i7. PLosP: WHPAT- May Sl.lJ t : Sept. JioT-.i?.

j I'liKN-May 4 S.pt. 7P'.i7."i;

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CIIN; TOMOKIIOW Tlu Tliint I'iumhIo of Tin: diamond rno.M Tin: siav

M.vis-Miy Tc. POKK - Sept. P.! LA KD Sept. ..1" PICS-s.pt. :.-.n:

ept.

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(Corrected -.ally liy P P. Jefferson

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W. Mil flier.

lilol.)

PLC IT Oranges, per case !2 ?j. selling nt i:o'ii."'0.- per doz. ; lemoiu, per case, $.;.r) wiling a t"5i lf)o ier doz. ; bananas, r;r !ui;' h. .1.7.". selling at ."'i2J per dz. YLliPTAPLPS New cabLage, paying Hi1-' l'or lb., selling ;;o; new jtutocs, selling at per jeck. liLTTPP AND PG(;s To intry butter, jtnving 'JjOi-'f. helling 2oCUe; creamery huttci. paying 2, stdling oV : egg-?, strictly lrc?b, pacing l'J, felling 1:4 z.

HAY, STKAW

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PITTslH Poll LIYH STUCK PI'PJ'SC.C IMIH. Pa.. A.i lo. TTI.i: Supply 1'glit ; markt ste:i.y; cIh.j.-.. s-.i r,o '.'.7": prime 'j' x'J - P g I ..".V,v7:,; tidy hutc'iiers .v"h'. v7o; f.iir .7.;j.vii s cerniiioii 7: oiiniKci t g..ij f.t i.h'.iJ

0'LiT-"; CoinilljU to e'oucl lt vus .'SJ.o')

the V-ley Miller

J lour nI teetl t o.. 40 s. 3iuincan St.) NLY HAY Paying $12. telling at 13 STKAW Paying $Ta fellirg at 59 and 0CV p r hale. ( UKN Paying si-, selling at Z1'jn OATS -Paying -l.V. selling at Gv'a -)c. CHiVPK .-PUD paving $H. selling $d. TlMolHV Selling Al.l'APl'A Montaaa grow.i, selling at $1ALSIKP CLOYPK-Selling at 0.

hoys to mi:i:t w i:dni:sd.v. A big meeting of the Hoy Scjuts xvill be held Wednesday evening at th Methodist Memorial . chun-h when all plans xvill be ni.'ide for the fall encampment in xvhich the entire troop of this city xvill take part.

t tiv an r.uskirk ; Mrs. P. II. Tim r. 11. Unions committee, chairman; rpha P Itiiiui, rM-ejition; I-' hairman; Wnioii

musical director chairman; resoAnthony Pat h arish and Matti rank H. .mith ('arhton. Alict

Hro-vn; sp chairman.

rts. lingerie W't .i t he rxva x

FIND TWO INSANE

Noting .Miin Pear. SI a rx a t ion Mrs Hlabe Taken t .fail.

Indianapolis, Ind. George f. Iov. ney of Indiana, comptroller of the treasury, lias been appointed by res"t Wilson to be an associate judge of the court of claims.

Fvansville. Ind. A committer uf prominent Kentucky and Tennessee people has been appointed to arrange for the inspection of the highways in those two state by the o;!kials of the Dixie Pee Liue Association.

Thurman Kirkbx. L'7 years old. ol Fnlon township, has he-n adjudged insane. The testimony in the justice court at Walkerton w"T'.t to show th;! the young man had -mc me'.anchdy anl tliat he !..-l;evel txeryonc xvas going to starve to death.

Mr.s Nicholas P.lake. ijjim'-y st.. also hoen adjudged ii'.s.me. She xiolent xvh.r-n taken to tlo"4 crmnty Mondav r.i-ht.

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Goshen. Ind. The management of the Ii Grange county. Indiana. Manual corn show has inxited Theodore Koosevelt to deliver an address at the gathering; to be held next October. Governor Ferris of Michigan and Governor Halston of Indiana will sp ak.

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Prazil. Ind. Marl Cohort Miller, three-year-old .s.n of Mr. and Mrs. John II. Milhr. was jdaying abtut the house Saturday after his birthday t elebration, when he slipped and fell on the lloor. Concussion of the brain

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HIMP.bM. Mih. Somerset renter has arranged for its elexenth annual homeconiiiig Thursiax. a program c-f sports, music, speaking and a picnic dinner. Iru Todse will de-