Brazil Daily Times from Brazil, Indiana • Page 3

Page Three THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1920. i SOCIETY THK BRAZIL DAILY TEVLES. rr li Olil ir Ji ITavo yon ovor r-omo homo from a hard day' work, Inisinoss or study and sit down for the evening with eiaving for somotliing in tlio way of ontoi'tainmont and mind rest: when youjlon't want to read, tlon't want to go to tlie movies; don't want to just -sit and THAT ORAVIXa 18 FOR GOOD MUSIC Industrial Society. T.he-"members of the Industrial Society of the First Baptist Church were entertained yesterday at the homve of Mrs. Ray Anderson on East Meeiianic street.

The reguiar meeting was held after which the afternoon was spent socially. The quests of the society were Airs. Andlerson and daughter Grace: Woman's Leagup, Sect ion -4. Section 3 of the woman's League oL the First Methodist Church a delightful meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bentoi; Vanhise on West North street.

The business meeting was held after which the hostess served a light luncheon. The next meeting wiirbe held the first Wednesday in April in the basement of the church. Woman's League. Mrs. H.

D. Falls, at her home on North Forest1 avenue, entertained Section 1 of the Woman's League of th First Methodist Church yesterday- afternoon. The regular business meeting was held, after which a very interesting program was en joyed. Reading, Nelle Girton; reading Miss Mercer; piano solos by Misse Katherine Falls, Katherine Keller and Rowena Kessel, which were al" very pleasing. During the social hour Mrs.

Fall? served dainty refreshments. The next meeting of the section will be held in ApriKat the home or Mrs. Crooks, on North Meridian St. YOU can be certain of two things about batteriesfirst, that if you 1 take proper care of Any good battery its life will be materially lengthened; and second, that if the battery you buy is a Still Better Willard with Threaded Rubber Insulation you not only have a gaod battery but a brand one, Macdonald brothers 504-507 W. Nat.

Ave. Phone 2352 Qj a Player Piano For You CONOVER, CABLE, CABLE-NELSON, WELLINGTON, EUPITONA Inner Flavor, CAT? OLA, i ULIJRANSEN-DIOKINSON Player (see ourwindow for this piano), CABLE-NELSON plaver, STORY CLARK; and other good pianos and players. We are agents for the genuine Vietrola reeords.lt is a joy to purchase records hero as we make a special effort to keep -the stock complete and it is apleasure for us to demonstrate the records. Woman's League, Section Two. Section Two of the Woman's Lea gue of the First Methodist Church was entertained yesterday at' th? home of Mrs.

Frank Eruner of South Depot street. The devotional exer cises were in charge of Mrs. Slater. After the business meeting, needU work was enjoyed. A few rare bargains in Slightly Used Pianos -O- A Ram Co Sourwine Friday Sourwine Tonight C.

York, Proprietor Brazil, Indiana Constance Talmadge IN WHO CARES v. Is a husband responsible for Earlier in the season DePauw defeated Wabash by a double score, but the "Little Giants" pulled off some remarkable basket shooting in Tuesday night's game and won the contest. AGED MAN DIES, OF BLOOD POISON RESCUED WILLIAM RUSSELL The Lincoln Highwayman Not the old-timo stage co" eli hold-up but an six cylinder romance which hits only the hfch spots. TOPICS OF THE DAY From Literary Digest, McMAHON ADELAIDE Novelty Dancing and Comedy the actions cf his wife? Has old ae: the right to check the. buoyancy of youth? Sleep SARGTCXT STAGGS, PIOXXER OI-' Six O'Clock Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver AUen a-their home on South Cass street entertained last evening with a pret tily appointed six o'clock dinner i honor of Mr. Allen's SOth birthda anniversary. Plates were laid fo: ten.

The W. M. The members of the-C W. B. of the First Christian Church will entertained Friday afternoon at the Kome of Mrs.

J. A. Kidd, on North Washington street. Dinner Party. Mr.

and Mrs. B. W. Tuttle entertained last evening with, a rvettily appointed seven o'clock dinner a their home on North Meridian stree The table had as its center decoration a beautiful basket of pink an white rosfes and greenery. Cover were laid for Misses Kathryn Tinder, Josephine Worth, Harriet Boothe Mary Navin and the host and hostess.

Following the dinner, a theate party was given by "Jjini" Lister. Piano Recital. The piano pupils of Antoinette M. Frisz are inviting their friends to 2 Studio Recital to be given on Saturday afternoon, March 13, at the home of Miss Waneta Kidd. The program will be given by Helen Slack and Rcwena Kessel.

assisted by Miss Elizabeth L. Miller, violimste. Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles are most dangerous because cf their insidious attacks. Heed the first vaming they give that they need attention by taking GOLD MEDAL PKTJRY TOWNSHIP, DIK AT THE HOME IX CORY TODAY. Does a dry cough keep you awake? KEMP'S BALSAM a will stop the tickfa that makes you cough CUARANTECO.

Kearst News Weekly KINNETTI RIEDL Comedy Musical Duo WAS F0MERLY TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE Special Judge Grants a Divorce Attorney Charles H. Nussel, sitting as special judge in the Clay Circuit Court this morning, heard the evidence in the suit of Reggie Piggs against Williiim Biggs for divorce. The plaintiff was granted a divorca on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. NOTICL GAS HILLS ARK SOW DOE and should be paid on or before MARCH lOtli to secure discount. Wabash Defeats Depauw Tigers wara otl thesa dis- ases and strengthen the body against farther attacks.

Three sizeR nu Admission, 'Matinee and Niht, ldc Admission, Matinee and Night, 15c Yas a Son of the tale Athel Stas-i, Who Came From Kentucky and Settled in Clay County in Pioneer Days. for th. n. Gold Medal on bo, ccpt no imitatioo The DePauw "Tigers," wno have ntada a wonderful record y.a.. met cue of their few defeats of th'-season Tuesday night hen they lost to the "Little Giants" 2 6 to 2 0 at Crawfordsville.

1 For 1 i ---jj iim i fni i 1 hi il Hii i. 11 of Terre Haute. L.em Knightsville Rearting C'ub. The members of the Kriightsville Reading Club were pleasantly entertained last evening at the home oi Mrs. Katherine Evkns in Knights-ville.

A short program was enjoyed and in a contest the prize was awarded to Mrs. T. E. Pursell. At the appointed time dainty refreshments were served.

Zcta Eta Theta Sorority. Tho memb" the Zeta Ela Theta sorority nMll a--meeting Friday evening at the home of Miss FIKST KIATDOKIAL OF BRAZIL, INDIANA STATEMENT, FEB 28, 1920. I7hy Ask Any Draeeist How Repeated Sales Have Made Pyramid the Recognized Treatment. For Friday and Saturday we will have a. nice supply of strictly fresh fish to bake or fry.

Channel Cat Black Cod To bake or fry To bake or fry Red Snapper Buffalo To bake To bake or fry- Sable Fish Steaks. Dressed Carp Croppies Boneless Herring SEND FOR FREE Till Al. Mailed free in plain wrapper. It gives you relief. Get a 60-cent box RliSOURCES Loans and Discounts 1 Sargent Staggs, a prominent termer of Perry township for over oO years, and one of the old the township, died at the home at Cory this morning of blood poison, at the age of 83 years.

His death resulted from an injury to a toe many years ago. The top had always troubled him but about six weeks ago blood poison developed and the toe was" amputated in the hope of saving his life, but the poison had already spread through his system. The decased was a son of the Ir.ta Athel Staggs who emigrated from Kentucky in the early part of the nineteenth century and settled in Clay cour.ty in the pioneer days. The deceased had been a prominent Democratic leader of Perry township for many years and served one term as township trustee. JIj Is survived by the aged widow, one son, Joley Staggs, of Terer Haute; four daughters, Mrs.

Byron Dalrym-ple, Mrs. Empry Turner, of Cory, Mrs. Curt Woodruff of Riley, and Mrs. Ed. Kuykendall, of Terre Haute, also two step-daughters, Mrs.

How-j ard Jacksoht of Cory, and" Mrs. Falk-ner, of Coalmont. Tha funeral will be announced later, --M- Maude Bayer on East McDonald All, members are urged to be present. IilAIULITlKS Capitol Stock $100,000.00 Surplus Fund 50,000.00 Undivided Profits in, 2-10. CI Interest Collected but not Over Drafts.

82.0!) S. Bonds for Circulation, 2 per cent 100,000.00 U. S. Bonds for Deposits, Earned 5,000.00 Fresh Shrimp Oysters Finnan Haddies Fresh Smoked Salt Fish Circulation 100,000.00, Deposits 752,104.91 3 and 4 per cent 12,000.00 U. S.

Bonds and Certificates Other Bonds for Deposits, AVj per cent 2,000 00 Municipal Bonds, 4, i and PI Chickens, alive or. dressed! I per cent Revenue Stamps 53,284.94 i er, 1,00.00 City Fish and T- 1 r.f.fa Mary Pickford Granted Divorce RENO, Mar. 4T--Mary Pick-ford, motion p'cture fetar, was granted a divorce from Oweft Moore last night at Minden, a small town near Carson City, on the grounds'of desertion," it became known today. Mary Pickford" has been Campbell ranch-in Genqa, near by, Since. Feb.

15. She, accomp-'anied to the court room by her moth-t er, Mrs. Smith, and she wept freely while testifying. Moore was not In though he was at Minden at on Mon day of this week oultrv Market ou Have No Idea How Woaderfnl Pyramid I Vatlt You Try It. of Pyramid Pile Treatment of any Be relieved of protruding- piles, hemorrhoids and euch rectal trdubles.

A single box has often been sufficient in -one night. Send coupon for free (trial. Take no substitute. Stock in Federal Reserve Bank Other Stocks Cash and Due from (Banks 5 jpct. Fund with U.

S. Treasurer Interest Earned, but not Miller Ant'laepUa Oil, Known aa 2.500.00 5,000.00 5,600.0 WALITOT AND JACKSON STEEETS. Phone Tfs Your Order Prompt Delivery Phone 115 Open Saturday evening till 10 p. m. Collected An early announcement of her rssa-CAKwa cocron? PTSAHTD DRUO COMPANT.

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