Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 January 1909 — Page 2
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8 T A R - D E M O C R A T
ROSS HOUCK CLAIMS BRIDE
FoniMT Putnam County Iteputy Clerk Weds Mi'>s (ieorgia H. t olx-rly in Mii'kogee—Marriage Was Sur|>riso to His Many Friends There.
MILL REMNANT SALE
5ale closes Saturday, Jan. 3 (
Sale begins Saturday, Jan. q.
THEY WILL VISIT IN INDIANA
SATURDAY JANUARY 9, 1909, we open our Second Mill Remnant Sale. The remnant> been gathered from the mills of our country during the past months They consist of mill remnants oi Silks, Dress Goods, Wash Goods, Muslin, Prints, Laces, Embroideries, Shoes and Clothing
The marriage of Ross A. Houck, 28, and Miss Georgia H. Coberly, 22, was solemnized Sunday evening by J. K. Thompson, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Mr. Houck is the popular deputy clerk of the district court and the bride lias been in the employ of the Indian agency as a stenographer. Both have a host of friends who wish them a long and happy life. Mr. Houck stole a march on his friends at the court house and managed so well that they did not learn of the wedding until Monday after the couple had taken the flyer for a visit with relatives of the groom In Indiana He had arranged with Boh Harris, a clerk of the county court, to meet him at the court house at 8 o'clock that night when all was quiet at the temple of justice and Mr. Harris issued the necessary license, promising to keep mum until after the couple had departed on their wedding trip.—Muskogee, Oklahoma Exchange.
Ross Houck is the son of John W. Houck, formerly clerk of Putnam County. Ross assisted his father in the capacity of deputy clerk during his father's term in office. He has many friends here.
MISERY IN STOMACH
\n<l Indigestion Vanishes in Minnies ami You Feel Fine.
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Clothing MEN’S AND BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
A frood serviceable suit. Mill Remnant Sale price .. $3.93 Our $7.50 Men's and Boys’ Overcoats, Mill Remnant Sale $4.69 Our $10.00 Men's and Bovs’ Suits and Overcoats, without a doubt better than the other fellow's. Mill Remnant Sale price $5.69 ( hir $10.00 Cravenettc. a beautiful coat. Mill Remnant Sale price $6.98 The Best in the House, vour choice of Suits. Overcoats or ttes $9.98 Our entire line of Children's Overcoats, Mill Remnant Sale price HALF PRICE PANTS Men’s Pants, $1.25 and $1.50, Mill Remnant Sale .... 98<‘ Men’s Wool Pants in neat patterns Mill Remnant Sale $1.46 Men’s Pants in beautiful styles, Mill Remnant Sale .. $1.98 Men’s all-wool worsted pants, very newest patterns. Mill Remnant Sale price $2.85
Shoes FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY.
Why not start now -today, and forever rid yourself of Stomach trvuhle and indigestion? A dieted stomach gets the blues and grumbles. Give it a good eat, then take Pape's Diapepsin to start the digesti.e juices working. There will be no dyspepsia or belching of gas or eructations of undigested food; no feeling like a lump of lead in the stomach or heartburn, sick headache
Lot No. 1—Ladies' Yici Kid, Patent Tip, $2.50, Mill Remnant Sale pri :e $1.79 Lot No. 2—Ladies’ Fleece Lined, $2.00 value, Mill Remnant Sale price $1.49 Lot No. 3—Ladies' Patent Leather, plain toe, $3.00, Mil! Remnant Sale price 32.39 Lot No. 4—Men’s fine Patent Leather Shoes, $4.00. $4.50. Mill Remnant Sale pt ice $3.39 Lot No. 5—Men’s Heavy Work Shoes. Tan or Black, regular price $2.25, Mill Remnant Sale price M .69 Lot No. 6—Men’s Heavy High Top Shoes. Mill Remnant $3.19. $4.49 f'1.69 Lot No. 8—Men’s good dress shoes, Mill Remnant Sale $1.49 Lot No. 9—Men’s Felts, one buckle, best quality, Mill Remnant Sale price $2.39 Lot No. 10 Men’s Best Rubber Roots, Mill Remnant Sale $2.98 Lot No. 11 Men’s first quality Arties, Mill Remnant Sale $1.19 Lot No. 12 Men s I leave Tan work Sbues, Mill Remnant Sale pi ice $1.98
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Dry Goods
5.000 yds. Calico, blue. gray, black and light color. Ninpson and American make. 1 yard and over. Mill Remnant Sale price ^ 3.000 yds. Fleece Back, always sold at 15c. Mill Sale price 6 1 20 3.000 yds. Outing Flannel, regular 10c quality, Mil! Remnant Sale price ‘ 500 yds. Twilled Crcton, 10 and 12 l-2c values, Mill Remnant Sale price 2.000 yds. Apron Gingham, 7 l-2c quality. Mill Remnant Sale price 20 bolts Waisting and l)re>s Flannel. 15c quality. Mill Remnant Sale price ' 2 case Bleached Muslin, absolutely no starch in this muslin, worth 9c, Mill Remnant Sale price Of 5 hales Heavy Brown Muslin, regular 7c qualitv, Mill Remnant Sale Price 15 bolts colored Madras, regular price 12 l-2c. Mill Remnant Sale price ‘ 10 bolts 27-in. side band percale, Mill Remnant Sale price7<* 1 lot Silkolines, 12 l-2c values. Mill Remnant Sale price 7 1 2<* 15 bolts Plaid Dress Goods, regular 19c cloth. Mill Remnant Sale price H < ' 30 holts Toile de Nord and A. F\ C. Drc - Gingham, sold the world over 15c, Mill Remnant Sale Price ... 8 l-2<* 11) bolts Dress Goods, new spring patterns. Mill Remnant Sale price 23<‘ 25 bolts Pure Linen Crash, always sold at 9c 6 1 2c Best yard wide Percale, regular price 12 l-2c. Mill Remnant Sale price 7 1 2c 25 bolts Cotton Toweling, while they last. Mill Remnant Sale 4c 10 bolts Table Damask, regular 40c values, Mill Remnant Sale price 23c 20 bolts Outing Flannel, regular 6 l-2e goods, Mill Remnant Sale price 5c 500 yds. Red and Blue Table Linon, alwavs sold at 25c. Mill Remnant Sale price 19c
Skirts
Lot No. 1 Kersey cloth skirts, values up to $3310, Ladies Mill Remnant Sale 98r Lot No. 2—Panama skirts in blue, black and brown, regular price $3.98 to $4.50, Mill Remnant Sale $2.79 Lot No. 3—Voile and Panama skirts, embroidered and trimmed with taffeta bands. $5.00 to $6.00 values. Mill Remnant Sale $3.98 Lot No. 4—Panama and Voiles, very newest styles. Mill Remnant Sale $4.79 Lot No. 5—All wool voiles trimmed with silk bands and buttons, regular $12.00 values, during this sale .... $7.98
SPECIAL SALES lasting for just one hour will be held each day of this sale, at which time articles will be sold
and dizziness, and your food will not absurdly low for instance for I hour 50c sweaters w ill he sold for 9c. 4 hese sales w ill be called 5 minutes before the
ferment and poison your breath with nauseous odors. Pape's Diapepsin costs only 50 cents for a large case at any drug store here, and will relieve the most obstinate case of indigestion and upset stomach in five minutes. These is nothing else better to tike gas from stomach and cleanse tlii- stomach and intestines, and be- ■ , one triangule will digest and in are for assimilation into the Ido | all your food the same as a • I, healthy stomach would do it. When Diapepsin works your stoma h rests gets itself in order, ■ 1 . is up—and then you feel like •at ag when yon come to the table, m i what you eat will do you good. .' tsolute relief from ali Stomach mi- ry is waiting for you as t.oon as >o (i i-ude to begin taking Diapepsiu T'dl your druggist that you w.i - Pape's Diapepsin. because you v, i t i be thoroughly cured of indigestion.
hour. Watch for them. Don! forget. THESE PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. NO GOODS EXCHANGED Ul RING THIS SALE
MILL REMNANT SALE PRICE ON GROCERIES
The Enterprise
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Only Department Store in Greencastle
LADIES’ BLACK SATEEN SHIRTWAIST | * ■ Mill R nQr, jt x price oyk •>
COT I ON BATTING
Good qualitv. Mill Remnant Sale price per roll
HE H, S. TEJCHERS MEE1
liil e lie Papers Head at Meeting Of tin t’oiuity instructors in t . nut Superintendent Thomas’ t Mlirr s. trriHrtill.
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Mill Remnant Sale 30C
price per set
SHEETS
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i Good qualitv muslin, regular price Mill Remnant Sale price
65c,
49c
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in ti e High School
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Agri. ulture L. G Wright. Bi-monthly
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The High School Course of Study, Os ar Thomas.
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Examinations,
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-trictlv free from starch, regular pc quality .
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SMYRNA RUGS Reversible 2 i-cxb ft assorted patterns, Mil! Remnant Sale price
8Sc
Good size, nice Sale price ..
TOWELS fringed, Mill
Remnant
PILLOW CASES
Good quality muslin, our 12 1-2 goods, Mill Remnant Sale price .
9x12 ROOM SIZE RUOS
1-4 wool, good assortment of patterns, ular price $7.00, Mill Remnant price
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S4.98
KILL the COUCH /.no CURE the LUNGS
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Dr. King’s
New Discovery
FARMERS KICK ON WEATHER
PRIPR
. , _ _ 80c A S1.00. _ OLDS Trial Bottle Free
A) L THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES.
FOR C OUPHS
S GUAF. ANTEED SATISFACTORY 2 OR BCONEY REFUNDED,
Tiic fanners of this section of the I'ountry are making another kick on the weather man, declaring that conditions arc very bad for the -wheat which has been in the ground for some time. They say that if severe cold weather were to set in at present the chances for a. good crop would be very slim ns the cold nights prevent the wheat from getting the advanced growth it should have,be-
in' cold weather. The days have been quite favor- ; • ! but flic nights as a rule, have bi ' ii cold, and the fall wheat has only been allowed to start growing nicely. The farmers are hoping for a little more pleasant weather and warmer nights, and with that they ft el that the wheat crop will be fair.
A pill In time that will save nine is Kings Little Liver Pill. For biliousness, sick heailache, constipation. They do not gripe. Price 25c. Sold by Badger & Cook.
ABLE REMNANTS OF CALICO
All the makes of Calico in lengths of 1 yard and under, per yard
MEN’S EXTRA HEAVY FLEECED UNDERWEAR
Shirts and drawers, Factory Damaged— Mill Remnant Sale price each
MISSES’ AND BOYS’ UNION SLITS Hir 25c goods. Mill Remnant Sale price
GLORIA UMBRELLA
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BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS
8 to H> years size. Mill Remnant Sale Price
LADIES’ FLEECED UNION SUITS
White and gray colors, regular price 50c, Mill Remnant Sale price
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HAND KNOTTED COMFORTER
❖ White cotton, large size, Mill Remnant
Sale price
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MEN’S SUSPENDERS
Mill Rem-
Good web, regular 15c values
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LADIES’ HEAVY RIBBED UNDERWEAR
Vests and pants, Mill Remnant Sale price each
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MEN’S WORK SHIRTS Best cheviot, fast colors, sold everywhere 50c, Mill Remnant Sale price
LADIES’ PLAIN RUBBERS
i' t quality, Mill Remnant Sale price
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MEN’S AND BOYS’ SWEAT I RS
5° c quality, Mill Remnant Sale price
large size comforters l.stra heavy, $1.00 quality. Mill Remnant Sale price
ir-4 COTTON BLANKETS Regular 75c quality, good size, Mill Remnant Sale price
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WHITE BED SPREADS
v-Si.oo value, Mill Remnant Sale
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SGH08L TE1GHER RESIGNS
Jerry V. Clark principal of the Third Ward grade school has resigned his position with the CreenraHtle school board. Mr. Clark an opted the position last fall, coming here from Jeffersonville. Mrs. Clark’s health required a change of climate, however, and so Mr. Clark resigned to accept n position in New Mexico. The school board lias not yet decided upon a successor for Mr. Clark.
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I Our embalmer and funeral director, Mr. C. 1 y 11 n u 11 VN '^ 1 n,e f () ** throe months. Ife is a tin I '■M'" r ienco 111 undertaking and funeral directing at 'k ., " " license. ID w jll promptly atten | '“Flier day or night. I hones Store, 89; Residences, 10S and