Walkerton Independent, Volume 51, Number 25, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 November 1925 — Page 4

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E/// | Department ' Managers offer | Wonderful Specials from their Departments - NOW ON! - ELLSWORTH’S DEPARTMENT MANAGERS’ AND CLERKS’ SALE Clerks offer | | 10% OFF on ; everything in the Store excepting " on Department Managers’ Special // Ellsmorth’s | . South Bend, Ind.

| THE INDEPENDENT November 19, 1925. —— T ——————————————.. — | _A_BIBLE THOUGHT | | 2N —ror TODAY = | B i j i a|H | e g e, v e o ' A NEW COMMANDMENT 1 give unto you. That ye love one another, ) 4s T have loved you,that ye also love ) one another. By this shall all men { know that ve are my disciples, if ye 'i have love one to another.—— Johm 1 16:34, 35. ’,THE FIRST NATIONAL THA‘SKS—- | * GIVING. ” The genius of George Washington | had much to do with shaping this country in a permanently Buccess= | ful form. It would be well therefore, | when we approach a national holiday like Thanksgiving, to think what he felt this occasion should | mean to the people of this coun- - try. He made these points in his first proeclamation as president of a | Thanksgiving day: ! I.—That we should all render| thanks to God for his care and protection. Considering the perils fmm} - which our country has been saved. ~ the same obligations is stsl more in- - gistent now. ; . * 2.—That we Should be grateful x't'm‘ tranquility, union, and gplenty. ! No nation on earth has had so much -of these three blessings as we have. | 3.-—That we should be grateful ‘, for the American constitution. Con- - sidering that this constitution mndn| this government a success where all | previous demoecratic mstitmions! failed, we have great leason for | gratitude on this point. l 4 —Thankfulness for civil and relizious liberty. There is no cnuntry| in the world that has so much lihor—; -ty as we have, except in those coun- ' { tries where there is liberty because there is no strong or well organized | zovernment. We do not care for lib- } erty 1o that oxtont, '; | Washington was not satisfied - merely with any general feeling ot ~ gratitude as a heliday ©bservance. ~ He also called on the people to pray, ' to God for the pardon of their ~ transgressions, for help in perform- { ing their duties, for the continuance -of the government through ‘‘wise ~ just, and constitutional laws.” for i knowledge, religion and virtue, and 3 the increase of science, and such a i dagree of temporal prosperity as } God may think best. These are noble ideals, and we could well { think these thoughts on our Thanks- - giving. | \ 1 | e ——e—— | | COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION | WORK ; | Modern community development 1 makes considerable demands upon ~ the people for active attention to public matters. At the same time the facilitias for carrying on such action have amazingly increased. The telephone is one thing that has done a lot to promote development. It sometimes seems marvellous what the old timers were able to accomplish without this facility. They had good organizations. they h.ad churches ‘and fraternal and social and improvement socities. They had t_hoix- lectures and fairs and entertainments and did a lot of good work. | ﬂm]l’.ﬁxit“‘th.}\r; .tv}nrke-d under great dis--8. 1¢ head of a committee wanted to communicate with “

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3 !tho members of that committee, he | {had either to address letters or | " postal cards to those members, or he had to go around and see them individually. That took a great deal of time. | | "Boday if a committee head wishes to assemble his workers, he simmply 4its down to the telephone and talks ,with them, or in many cases he has a secretary or helper do it for him. "In that way the work of organizing the labors of that committee is very greatly reduced. The automobile aiso helps amazingly. If a community does not accomplish social progress now, the trouble is in {tself rather than in the difficulties in the way. The practical obstacle is that the wvarious people ‘hawe so many things on hand that they rwant to do, shat often vou can't ’get them to give attention to comi munity efforts and organization 'wm‘k. But there are many towns where people are publie spirited enough to give that attention, and aided bv modern facilities like the telephone and automobile, they can accowmplish remarkable progress. { e—- — Punchettes--An optimist is a man who marries a woman with ten children. ! If we could see ourselves as oth ers see us, cartoonists would go out of business. ! Leo Geyer says he is looking for a handy hired man One that ean milk and drive a Ford. i Woman to Traveling Salesman: | “Don’t yeu ever get homesick?" | “Oh. I suppose I would if I ever | stayed there long enough.” i sildewalk Patter. i ‘“What are vou deoing?”’ “Helping my dad.” i “What's he doing?” i “Nothing."” Couldn't Tell ¥rom There Voice on the wire—“ Hello, is this the Globe Qlothiers store? Well. lsend me two pair es flesh eolored

| e At i D OB s e TS €SO DDDDO OI D D D€l e B S 8 3 | - ; § Why Drive to South Bend : s to Save Money? ; 2 g g : : Money Savers t for Saturday, Nov. 21} d — D e BRi e S e Do i i i I s s T RO N e s Red Seal Cleanser, 2 cans for ________________ 13t TS R R T . 2 T B e s b e sßi SO 4 B I b i i iit s S H Bog Kty Boans. 2eams for- .. —-__2oe N T e . e T N LB McKenzie Pancake Flour,sack ________________2s¢ |3 Beechnut Spaghetti, 2 pkgs. _________________ 27c i TR S P ; ; GET YOUR SHARE W THI'SE SARGAINS 8 8 : 9 ;‘ Walkerton : | | ¢ Cash Market ?i Walkerton’s Cash and Carry Store e T DGSTSGI GSSN D K A S G 505

Price reductions on sports, street, afternoon and evening dresses, now, in time for Thanksgiving festivities. $49.50 Dresses $39.50 Dresses | $29.50 Dresses $25.00 Dresses sls and $15.75 Dresses

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M | stockings! " | ; Bruce-+«"*White, Yellow or black."‘ i “Wig" Hocker of North Liberty Ispent a dozen jperfectly gzood shots !at a flock of decoys on Koontz lake | recently,, trying to make the darn! l things fly. ; Booby Prize Story. ! Man seated in restaurant drew {the attention of the proprietor, | “Say, who is the oldest waiter in lthls restaumant?”’ i “Dotty. She's been with us about fourteen years.” { “Well, mayhe she's the one who took my order.” ‘ Not S 0 Good | , Mother discussing her son's fu-. ture with his teacher— I don't know whether to have Harold cultivate his ‘ | voice or take up art.” Teacher—Oh, art by ell moans."| ‘So vou've seen his pictures?” | ‘ Teacher—“No, but I've heard him sing.” “ D. C. Staphenson. former grand {dragon of the Indiana Ku Kluy Klan who was sentenced to life imprisronmment for the murder of .\liss‘ | Madge Oberheltzer, will pass thru Walkerton over the Nickle Pl;m-‘ i railroad on train No. 20, just before noon on Saturday of this week, on | his way to Michigan City for an ex tended stay in that exclusive :vsm'!.‘ made famous by its binder twine. The town officials of North Liberty. already over burdened by new streets, sewers, sidewalks, ete, are about to resizn their respective offices due to the never ending comrlaints that have been coming in to them from people not only in tcan but froem miles around. The ccm- | plainants complain and vizorously | protest the awful noises that hour(lv fill the air since Del Dare bought i his saxaphone. Dare got the bug i when he attended Seusa’s concert. ~ad since then every body else has ! gone bug house, ' Tortunately, we all remember tho zood times we have had long after the disappeintments are forgotten.

1 Linen Sale Bringing opportunities for saving on holiiday linens for your home or for Christmas gifts. . Among the Linen Bargains are— Madeira Napkins of fine hand embroidered linen.

$5.95 and $6.95 doz. All linen luncheon set with gold or blue border. 52-inch cloth and six 15-inch napkins. A real bage gain at $2.95. " Porto Rican hand embroidered linen towels. 79c. Heavy, double thread Turkish towels, 18x38 in. 29¢. All linen luncheon cloth with blue, gold, heliotrope or rose borders. 45 inch size, $1.19. Special low prices on Derryvale genuine Irish lini). en pattern cloths and napkins.

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; R ERREEERRR AR | ’ | GAAL W. SEYBOLD | | | Attorney-at-Law : | Suite 415 J. M. S. Bldg. | i ; South Bend, Ind. ’ ' # DM : i asonic | ; WALKERTON LODGE., F. &A. M. No. 619. Reguwlar meetings the first , Thursday of each month. Visitors ' welcome. ' W. HARVEY SMITH, W. M. ‘ ’ GROVER OPLINGER. Secy. { e, S L I .25 AR 7 L T 303 W o D . | |Dr. W. C. Wisenbaugh : DENTIST { ' Office In Denaut Building | ' WALKERTON, INDIANA ! " Tuesdays and Thursdays '. S 8 m-t 6P m ': Evenings by Appointment B S ARSI IS B S — & NUSBAUM & CO 8| | ; | & YNDERTAKERS ’ ; We give our speciai at- ) ‘1 te-ntionn to ail calls i ! t.ady Assistant I: | % Phone 83. Walkerton | g - -~ * LR T

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