Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 October 1909 — Page 3

■ Friday, October 15, 11*011.

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IfreprMr.nts a purcjiase of one. ixckAtr. <>r MOTHRR'A hr^nd * >

It- represents a purcjiase of one package of MOTMER’S brand

of carer Is and will be found In every package bearing tbe MOTHER'S brand.

You’ll find a coupon like this in every sanitary sealed package of Mother’s Cereals. The label guarantees that the products are the finest obtainable in America. The package warrants that the contents are weatherproof, and will remain sweet and fresh in any temperature and in any climate. By saving these coupons, you can secure a Mother’s Oats Fireless Cooker absolutely free. Saving the coupons will in the end save you 80 per cent of your fuel bill and even more of the bother of cooking. Ask your grocer to tell you all about the Cooker and about us. If he doesn’t keep Mother’s Cereals send us his name and yours and we will send you free a useful souvenir. Here is a list of Mother’s Cereals:

WILL DISCUSS COLLEGE AFFAIRS

President McConnell to Meet with Gov,Marshall and College Men

EXPENSES TO Bf CONSIDERED dLc/M&Si

Mother'. Oats Mother’s Coarse Pearl Hominy Mother's Corn Meal Lwhite or yellow) Mother's Hominy Grits Mother’s Old Fashioned Steel Cut Mother’s Wheat Hearts (the cream of Mother’s Corn Flakes (toasted) Oatmeal the wheat) Mother's Old Fashioned Graham Flour The Great western cereal Company OpeRATINO MORE OATMEAL MILLS THAN ANY OTHER ONE CONCERN AKRON BOSTON NFW HAVEN NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO PITTSBURGH ALBANY ST. LOUIS

The Farmer's FrieRd i fe The Ohio Farmers Insurance Co Haa paid the farmers of Putnam County more money In the last two year than all other Insurance companies, doing a farm business, in the coun y. J Richardson $ Nurs

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GEORGE RENICK MARRIED

and George C. Renick of Grceneastle, Ind., here today marks the culmination of an unusual and romantic courtship. Two years ago Miss Atkinson, who was employed as a

Packei' in a Dvitillery in tin* Spirit

Of Adventure Wrote a Fetter on packer ln the \ Valkervnie distillery.

in a spirit of adventure, wrote her name and address on a whisky label. The whisky bottle eventually fell into the hands of Renick who opened a correspondence with the Canadian girl. The love affair developed. The

couple departed for Indiana.

a Whisky Falxd, Which Kell in Hands of a Greencastle Barten-

der.

Heads of tlie educational Institutions W ill Confer in Regard to the Cost of Kdueation and Other Matters effecting Fuhlie and Frivate education.

WINDSOR. Ont, Oct. 8—The wedding of Miss Beatrice Atkinson, a popular young woman of this city

I J. GILLESPIE

Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Direclnr GREENCASTLE, IND. a, Day or Night. Office 335, Resident e 303.

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George Renick formerly lived here working as bartender for George Gardner for several years. It was while woking there that he found the whisky label with Miss Atkinson's address on it and wrote to the i young woman. Renick is now employed as a bartender in Indianapolis.

This week President McConnell of DePauw will go to Indianapolis to meet with Governor Marshall and the presidents of the other colleges and universities of the state to confer on edurational matters. Governor Marshall has invited many of the school men to this conference to see if it be possible to find an answer to many of the vexed questions of education now confronting the state, especially education at the state schools. It is generally believed that education for the few at the state colleges is costing the state too much money. Tt is now urged that education there costs much more than at the non-state schools both as to the

state and student.

Then the governor also wishes to know if some method of controlling these schools can not he found that is superior to the present system of three boards, one for each of the three state schools. He will ask if it would be possible for a single board to handle the affairs of all the state school and thus prsvent as

Tl;e Kind You Have Always 'nought, and which has been in use lor over 30 years, lias borne the sis-naturo of

and has been made under his porgonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one t«» deceive you in this.

All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Just-as-good” are but Experiments that trillo with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against experiment* What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Props ami Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee, tt destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Vowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA always

Bears the Signature of

The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMC CENTAUR COMPANY. TT MURRAY •TRCKT, NEW YORK CrTY.

18 HOURS FROM NEW YORK

far as possible the present duplica- Proposed New Fast Ib'ain on

ticn that is so expensive to the state’s tax payers. Dr. McConnell has been collecting .’ata along lines of college expense and will be a very interested

Vandal la Would Do Tfiat

Greencastle.

the For

ent time. The train will be known as the ‘'2-t-hour New Yorker”. The train east bound w ill be No. 30, ami the one west-bound will be No. 31. It will be an extra fare train. Tha extra fare between St. Louis and New York, and also between Indian-

A new fast train on the Pennsyl-1 apolls an(] New Vork wlu be | 4 . It

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A specific for pain — Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil, strongest, cheapest liniment ever devised. A 1 ousehold remedy in America for 2 5 years.

and active member of the convention ' an ' a railroad, between New York w jjj ] eave jjew York at6:25 p. m. of educators. an< i b 0 "! 8 . passing through Indl- an j arr j ve j n g 4 Louis at 5:25 next

anapolis, is to be put Into service ( j a y_ q u {jj e eastward trip it will November ,th. It will make the trip j eave g 4 Louis at 6 p. m. and arriv'd between St. Louis and New York In at Xew York at - p m the fo iiow-

I'or (Thapix'd Hands.

Chapped skin whether on the;

hands or face may be cured in one i twenty-four hours, which is

about

, u. w I ing day.—Brazil Times. night by applying Chamberlain s three and one-half hours less than Salve^ It is also unequaled for sore the fastest p ennsylvanla traln be .' This would make nipples, burns and scalds. For sale . ^ i by all dealers. i tween those two points at the pres- some 18 hours from New York.

Rousing Winter Sale

Here we come as usual leading the van—the opener of the winter season—with rousing bargains and rousing values--leading the victorious fight for style, for warmth and comfort against ill-dressing, cold and distress. Watch our flag of success wave triumphant. From Saturday, Oct. 9, to and including Saturday, Oct. 30.

MEN S CLOTHING WE express our endeavors by deeds, not words. We desire to convince by accomplishment, not by argument. And here we print silent yet powerful evidence of our extraordinary values in the following items of the

specially made to our order.

(>ur forces are being reinforced n great numbers by wearers of Come in and be one of the great iinart, dressy, well-fitting clothing. \rmv now wearing Tbe Knterprise <ind. This is why the great host

>f wearers is already so strong.

fn our sjtlb.OO Suits you will find unbodied the newest materials and styles the highest tyle of the cloth-

ing - maker’s ar ;t saleprice

Men’s Fine Worsted and all wool Cheviots, $12.50 Suits— snap-

py patterns — sale price

A hr - ; of Suits second to CC QO none for $8.00-sale price 0J.5J0 A line of good, honest, up-to-date Business Suits, $0.50 — nn

sale price ^ 1

$11.48

$8.98

Grocery Dept.

*-», 69<f bag Flour • •. .«,/ .C Good Bulk Coffee, sale ^ ,D - Gunpowder Tea, sale price Canned Corn, 4 for /J Crackers, sale price per lb Ginger Snaps, sale price per lb ...... D 0 if Arm and Hammer Soda, sale price 4 lbs for • • • • • Soda, F.nterprise, sale price, per lb 3 /or lUj? Best Ground Pepper, sale price per lb ^

Women's Ready-to-IVear Dept. Yon can’t make a mistake if you buy your skirt or shirt

waist of us this season.

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skirt, 2.00. sale price

When the ladies look over our offerings in the ines that please he feminine eye especially, :t is no wonder they immediately join the ranks So will you when you

read.

Panama in Blue and Black and Brown Tucked in all-round. 3 large box plaits in front, a beauty, sale price $4 03 Mohair in Black, Blue, Brown and Gray, inverted Piait front and back, 4 sides Plaits, sale price 3.9S Broadcloth in black only, inverted Plait front, large Box Plait on side with 6 folds on side, sale price 2.95 Oxford cloth walking 1 37

Dry Goods Department Mohair Suiting in green, blue and black, 75c, sale price a yard *9^ Plain Suiting for suits in brown, and blue, sale price a yard All-wool Melton, for suit and skirts 75c. sale price . 49c Flannelette Waisting, a large assortment of stripes and figures in light and dark combinations, 15c, sale price Ilf Outing Flannel, light and dark stripes and plaids, extra heavy quality, sale price 8^C

SELLS EVERYTHING

THE ENTERPRISE

Outing Flannel. 7'G c, sale price Canton Flannel, sale price a yard. 6<B 10c and Percale. 27 in. wide, dark colors, sale price 7Vi<f Creton 10c. sale price a yard Silkoiine. lUc, sale price a yard 9<‘ Apron Gingham, 6Vic, sale price a yard 5<? Best Apron Gingham, sale price a yard 6/G^ Shin mg Cheviot, 10c, sale price a vard Ticking i r straw, -ale price a vard 9c and 12VW I caii cr Ticking, sale price a yard 15c and 19c Toweling sale price a yard, 4c. 5c. 7 and 8 G \!!-wool Flannels, sale price a vard 23 \ 29c. and .... 39c O it •: Batting :• r quilts sale price per roll 7c. 11c . .14c Best table > filcloth. sale price a yard 19c*

SHOES

An army vaster, more victorious, more enthusiastic is the result eh our tight for good, honest, moneys-vvorth footwear The "new pair if the pair you don’t wear right.” Slogan i- the great recruiter in this department.

Ladies' Shoes

OWN MAKE SHOE.

MAr\£RS.

That Julian shoe for women. advertised and sold for $3.50 sale price $2 69 Ladies’ Fine Kid Shoes, our Queen and all other $2.25 lines which we absolutely guarantee, and they are like others which sell for $3.00, sale price $1.98

Heavy Box Calf worth $2.00,

Shoe,

sale

$1.89

price Ladies’ Kangaroo, fleece lined, solid but not too heavy shoe, sale price $1 49 Ladies' fleece lined, common sense toe, sale price $i 49 Ladies Kid Shoe. Patent .Leather .Tip, .worth $2.00 of anybody's money, sale price $1.49

BEST CALICO money can buy, 10 yards to customer, per 10 yards

SELLS IT CHEAPER

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