Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 November 1906 — Page 5

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Avoid alum and alum phosphate baking powders. The label law requires that all the ingredients be named on the labels. Look out for the alum compounds. NOTE.—Safety lies in buying only Royal Baking Powder, which is a pure, cream of tartar baking powder, and the best that can be made.

Theodore Bowman and wife leave tomorrow for Denver, Col., where they will make their winter home. J.; Fred John has accepted a positlonEvith the Granite City Steel Works of Granite City, Ills., and will move khere in a short time. At [the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. B. Nelson, on Wednesday evening, hliMes Julia Jean Nelson, Isabel Hughe and Dorothy Arnold gave a Halk)' e'en party, with the usual pumpkin pie, cider, jack o' lantern, etc., ac companiments, entertaining a “hole passel” of feminity in a most bricht and boisterous manner, to the dellfh of all concerned. The Terre Haute Star says: In regponse to a message from the chief of police ut Oreencastle the local police are searching for a young girl by the ame of Mollie Heber, who is thought to be In Terre Haute. A letter came feeterdiy from C. S. Reeves, chief of the Ori encastle police, asking that a search be instituted for the girl, whose mother is dangerously ill. AcprdiDg to the letter, the girl has been workibg In a Terre Haute restaurant. James Hurst is now fixed for winter.SClaude Elrod and wife sent him a keg of older Thursday and he has It *|tfcome in a cool place to refresh hlmeeli with. At the home of Miss I.essie Allee, seven, miles south of town. Miss Flossie Vermilion, Miss Hallie Nelson, ^^■Jessie Hedden and Miss Allee, wluBtonight, entertain about forty of their young friends. The young people Will drive to the home of Miss Alice W : here a course dinner will be served Mrs Fred Gordon has returned to Batabridge after a visit with relatives HifcjUi rge number of men and teams that have been employed on the inter|b.H, west of this city, were on Mr itreets today en route- to Clinon, Indiana.

Mrs. Flora Mahoney, employed nt the Commercial Hotel, underwent a serious operation Sunday. Doctor McGaughey waa the surgeon. • Mrs. R. J. Gllllspie and little daughter, Lucile, Mrs. M. D. Bridges and Miss Lida Roberts, spent Sunday in Coatesville with Miss Minnie Roberts. The Central Trust Company is appionted administrator of the estate of James M. Gibson, deceased. Mrs. Eden will soon occupy the residence recently vacated by S. C. i’revo, on east Seminary street. Dr. H. C. Gobin conducted the funeral services at the burial of Mrs. Henrietta Lockwood Hull, at Indianapolis, on Monday. Miss Vera Sercomb of Louisville, Ky., is visiting her grand mother. Mis. D. E. Williamson. Rev. I. B. Harper, formerly of this city, who Is appointed to the pastorate of the M. E. Churchjn Manila, Philippine Island-, will for his new place of residence the first week in December. O. L. Jones and wife went to Girard, Kansas, Tuesday to visit relatives.

Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. C. C. ^ Hurst entertained a number of friends a dinner, on Tuesday evening. at th- home of Mrs. Smifh. Next Sunday Mrs. John Bence will give a Combination birthday dinner for her husband, Henry Renick, Dr. G. W. Beni'* and Conrad Gautier. Messrs. John Bence and Henry Renick's birthdays have Just past and Dr. Bence and Mr. Gautier’s occur on the eleventh. The los by fire to the^barn of Jesse M. Jones, who lives north of town has been settled by the Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Company. Jones received Harry Smith still thinks there is I rottenness in the gravel road repair fund but the people did not think so. That ever annoying but never serious complaint, scabies, otherwise known to ordinary people as itch, Is strongly in evidence In Putnam county, so the pill purveyors announce. Messrs. J. F. Hill, F. A. Hays and George W. Hanna are attending to [■their lead and zinc interests at Jop-

lin, Mo. Born, to J. P. Hurst and wife, on November 4, a son.

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id Rapidly Over Body—Limbs Arms Had to Be Bandaged Scalp Looked Dreadful — Tered Untold Misery for Three irs—Better in Two Months

IVEL0US CURE BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

son, who is now twenty-two [>f age, when he was four months jfan to have eczema on his face, ling quite rapidly until he was [covered. We had all the doctor* us and some from larger places, one helped him a particle, czema was something terrible, doctors said it was ihe worst ey ever saw. At times ins whole fid face were covered, all but his had to bandage his limbs and his scalp was just dreadful. I hany kinds of patent medicines trying the Cuticura Remedies,— Jo avail. friend teased me to try Cuticura. I consented, when my boy iree years and four months Ling had eczema all that time, Bering untold misery. I liegan to [three of the Cuticura Remedies; Itieura Soap helped as well as tttinent. lie was better in two in six months he was well; |ave him the Cuticura Resolvent tar,— using twelve bottles, I • and always used the Cuticura 3r bathing, and do now a good [He was four years old before well, and his skin lieeame persir when cured. 1 give you perto publish this letter for I am ( glad to do good when I can. I have told you all there isneeestell.’’ Mrs. R. L. Risley, 1905. Piermont, N. H. 1 F ?.!" n * 1 * n 't 1 ntrrnfcl Tmtmtnl for ertry in Mtnplec to Scrofula, from Infancy to Age, M ( utloura Soap, 15c., Ointment, AOc., KegolVr, '° l rn \ '»f Chocolate Coated Pille, Itfc. per vial f l»e hatlof all drugalata. A aingle aet often cure* !ItKres*i»g> ca«a«, when all other remedial, and It physician! fall. Potter Drug It Cheiu. Corn., t Boiton, Mam. Fjf** How to Cure Dliflguring Huiuoff" vut ta« Skiu, Scalp, Uair, ami iiauda

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A Little Talk With those who are contemplating the purchase of a new cloak for the winter will not go amiss even if it is election day. Common sense tells the shrewd shopper that tjie place to buy is the place where no expense or time has been spared to get the beSt line that is obtainable. That is what has been done in this store. A special buyer was sent to Cleveland— the home of cloak builders—to purchase the stock you will see in the cloak department. IT IS THE BEST What more could be asked I. VERMILION

The Central Trust Company Sworn Stattmcnt to Auditor of State. October 31, 1906 .

ASSETS Mortgag*- Loan. Collateral LoanCounty Bonds . Furniture and Fixture* .. Expenses Psid Advanced to Estate* Cash in Bank*

*121,H!» «-> i»,9M Sri 4.0011 00 300 00 2.085 43 1*12 20 21,211 18

LIABILITIES Capital | 25.000 00 Surplus ri.OUO 00 Undivided Profit* 4,101 14 Deposit and Trust Funds 158,408 24

4188,500 38 IMMflO 38 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS R '• O'HjMRfe BASCOM o ; H*IR DB1 '' *“• K B EVANS F. A ARNOLD

We Want Poultry and Rabbits We make the poultry and game business a special feature during the winter. Are among the largest receivers of live and dressed poultry and rabbits here, especially carload shipments. Our facilities compare with the best houses in (lie trade anyw here. Send for l>ooklet “H” We want live game in carload lots. Write or wire us for any further information desired. Reference: Central National Bank, Cleveland, O., or this paper. .jtn MYERS, WEIL 6r Co., Cleveland, O

A'very pleasant surprise was that given J. M. Herod on Sunday, Nov. 4, the occasion being the 66th anniversary of Mr. Herod. At 10 o’clock the relatives to the number of about fifty arrived. At noon two long tables were spread and a bountiful feast was served and ail present did Justice to it. Mr. Herod was remembered with a number of useful presents. In the afternoon a social time was had and late in the evening a photographer came and took their picture, and then all present left for home wishing Mr. Herod to live to see many more such birthdays. There Is quite an epidemic of tonsilltis In this neck o’ the woods.

Marriage License. Fred Deron Long and Maude Frances Gardner. William E. Hatch and Retta Young J. A. Baldock, Coatesville and Bate i la Wright, Fillmore.

Simpson Keys died at the poor house this morning after an illness of several days. Dr. Town and family are now at home in their new home on south College avenue.

THE DAILY MARKETS. The following market reports for! today, November 7, are furnished by i William A. Marshall, correspondent I for the O Dell Stock and Grain Co., dealers in stocks, bonds, cotton, grain and provisions. Office In Cawley Block, upstairs. Phone 551.

Cloa 73% 78% 42% 43% 34% 35%

$14.00

$8.45

Chicago Hog Market—Receipts 19,000; left over 2720; closed 5 to 10 cents higher. Light, $5.95 to $6.35: mixed. $5.95 to $6.40; heavy, $5.75 to 16.40: rough, $5.75 to $5.94. Cattle receipts 19,000 steady. Sheep 25,000 weak. Kansas City hogs 8,000 strong. Omaha hogs 4,000 steady.

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74%

73%

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78%

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42%

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34%

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Lard

$14.05

$1 4.00

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$3.45

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Are you Going to lay In a winter’s Supply of Groceries? If so, get our prices.

ZEIS & CO.

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