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VOL. LIX CAMBRIDGE CITY, INDIANA, 29, 1925 No. 44 PHONE 7 DELIVER Swansdnwn Cake Flour, pkg 3oc Calumet Baking Powder, 1 Ib. can 28c Log Cabin Syrup, table 32c Cabin Syrup, medium sizo 60o Barnard Sorghum, half gal 65c Dromedary Dates, pkg 5 box a i Marshmallows $1.26 Marshmnllowss nice and fluffy, Ib 28c Salted Peanuts, Ib. 15c Hcrslicy Milk Chocolate, 38c JACKSONBURG ITEMS Chewing a 1 flavors, 3 H)c Life Savers, all flavors, 3 pkg No.

.10 Peaches, can No 10 Cots, can 5c Raisins, seedless, 2 Ibs 25c Raisins, puiVed, bulk, 2 Ibs 2oc a Rolled Oats, pkg 10c Salt Herring, lor 25c a a Gloves, pairs $h29 Pint Thermos Bottle OSu Electric Toaster 98c Chuckle Jellies Orange Slices, Ib 19e Beechnut Orange Lemon Drops, 3 pklOc Rice, Fancy -Blue Rose, Ib "lOc Pillsbury Pancake Flour, pkg 14c Ib. bag pure a Flour 40c New bulk i Meat, Ib 19c Battle Ship Cm--i, Ib, 19c Fancy Kiefer Pears, bu Toilet Paper, crepe, 4 large rolls 20C Toilet a a a tissue, 3 Ig. Clothes in a 2 cartons. 15c Sweet Potatoes, Ib Graver's Store THE HOUSE OF QUALITY YOUR Baked Goods ORDER PLEASE This shop is here to please you with BAKED GOODS it is a special order or just a Loaf of Bread yon a we know we can satisfy you, TOPPIN'S BAKERY A ITEMS Miss Eva Han is was taken to Reid hospital at Richmond Sunday where she will undergo an opera- lion for appendicitis. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Kocher spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Forrest Kocher at Anderson. The Ladies Aid society will meet this (Thursday) afternoon with Mrs. Hallie Kingrey.

A number from Buelah lodge attended the district meeting at Cambridge City Monday afternoon and evening. Miss Helen Personett was the Sunday guest of Miss -Gladys Pagan. Herman Roth of Hagerstown, spent the week end with his aunt, Mrs. Hugh Fagan. Mrs, Elva Fagan, Mrs.

Alice Kiser, Mrs. Ida Walters, Mrs. Mabel Personnett, Mrs. Hallie Kingrey, and Mrs. Emma Heiney and daughter Ruth, were the guests Wednesday afternoon of Mrs.

Eva Fagan, Mr. and Mrs. Harris were at Richmond Monday with their daughter, Eva, who is at Reid hospital. Some fifty members of the W. R.

C. went to the home of Mrs. Frank Lutz Monday evening and gave her a pleasant surprise. Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Kingrey and Mrs, Daniel Kiser attended a sale at Blooming Grove Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swift of Connersville, visited Herman Kingrey and family Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Santford Ellison and Mrs. Alice Beeson Richmond, and Mrs. Orville Burg, were the dinner fcuests' of Mr. and Mrs.

John Kiser Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Beeson of Cambridge City were afternoon callers. There will be a halloween party Saturday night for everybody at the school house. Everybody invited; Each a i will please bring pumpkin pie and sandwiches for their own family.

Come out and enjoy the evening. Mrs. Clara DeHays and Mrs. Zoe Scott were Cambridge City visitors. Monday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Williei Bertram spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Pinnick near Chester.

Mr. and Mrs. David Bertsch and Monroe Bertsch and family of Pershing, and John Dora and family of Cambridge City, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Worl Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Miller of Richmond, spent Sunday with her narents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Lindley. DUBLIN'ITEMS. LOCAL ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kuster and sons spent Sunday in Dayton, Ohio.

Mrs. Helen Harold and son are spending this week in Gettysburg, Ohio; Miss Beatrice i of New Castle, was -the week end guest of Miss Otta Evans. Wayne Whipple and Robert Evans were in I i a a i Sunday and visited Clavton Rice. Miss- i a Gordan of Raleigh spent the week with Mr. and Mrs.

John Parrish. Mr. ar a Mayes of Chas. Thgerman and family are moving into the Robt. Hughes property on Church street.

Mrs. Foster Scudder, son and dau ghter, visited her parents at Knightstown several days last week. Miss Gertrude Edwards returned last, week from an extended visit i relatives in Indianapolis, D. F. Winters and wife spent Saturday and Sunday with Walter Stobaugh and daughter at.

Muncie. Mr. and Mrs. Shelly Pantell of Paris Station is. i i i her Mrs.

Harry Bales of Mt. Auburn. Mrs. Julia Stiekrath met with: a serious accident when she fell in the street Sunday and broke her arm. Mr.

and Mrs. Clay Lester and daughter New Castle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs 1 Add Kiser. George- Morse and a i of Indianapolis have into the Frank A i property on Lincoln Drive. Miss i a Kiess, whose home Is with Mrs.

R. Scott, has been quite sick the past week, but is better now. Checks Make Shopping i Easy Convenient and Safe. We will be glad to aid you in starting an account nere. FIRST NATIONAL BANK CAMBRIDGE CITY, INDIANA Children's Underwear At greatly reduced prices for.quick sale.

Men's and Boys' Overalls and Work Shirts Very Reasonably Priced. Small Rugs Tapestry Fibre Rag BANNER'S VARIETY STORE Sthiuirhn, a i Brouse and sister, Miss were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. I I i Sunday.

Mr. and Albert Hess and daughter and Oliver Hess of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Ned Brown and children of Warren, spent Sunday with Mr. and G. F.

A number from here attended the a of George Biser at Cambridge i Thursday. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. TTobert Babb, a a last Sunday. Mrs.

F. Jameson and daughter Miss Josephine Portteus spent the week end at Indianapolis. Miss Josephine attended the teachers convention: Miss Mabel Kocher and daughter Mildred spoilt Thursday in I i a apolis, ii Mr. ami Mis. i i a Hilton are the parents of a son born last Monday.

F. L. Torrem-e of Columbus, Ohio, called on i here last week. He came to attend funeral of his George Biser. Mr; and Mrs.

Hilbert Jones attended the funeral Sunday of the a a of Mr. and Mrs, Stephonson of Liberty. She was i in auto accident last week. Miss Mildred Kocher and Miss i a Duff entertained the Dorcas at a halloween party at the umo of Miss Kocher Tuesday even- ng. The members came masked aid enjoyed a a evening.

Refreshments of i pie, doughnuts and cider were served by the Hostesses. Miss Betty Brumfield near Centerville, is visiting her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Omer Neff. Raymond L.owery of Richmond spent Sunday with Wesley Chase. Mr.

and Mrs. T. R. Dairy and Mr. Zinnerson of Muncie, were Sunday guests of Roy Clingman and wife.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris attended a party Saturday night at the home of Mr. a Mrs. Thos.

Butler in i THE MILTON 'ITEMS AAAA FLOUR Mother Hkcs best of all because it is to her needs. I IMPERIAL MILLS PHONE 17 I am A i i Agent. I am a ized to give away a good seat to every one who i come early. Rev. F.

F. Thornburg speaks Sunday morning. Stelle speaks Sunday evening on Larger Aspects of the Church As a Big Business." The Neff a i sings. CAMBRIDGE CITY Miss Marie Snyder is recovering ah acute attack of tonsilitis. Mrs.

Ilex Murray substituted in grades 3 and 4 i Miss Sny- (tor's absence. Mr. and Mrs. i i a Huddlcston. and spent Sunday in Straughn i bis mother and family.

Mrs. Lloyd Parkins, who has been on the sick list, is much improved. C. V. i a has been quite sick the past few days.

The seveutl teachers here attencl- thr teachers' convention in Indianapolis last week. Mrs. John Deitz and Will Stahl and a Mary of Richmond, were recent dinner guests of Mrs. i a Coons. Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur El well are i i i their son Glen in New York City. Pearl Cook and daughter Geneva, eft last week for their home in Los Angeles, Calif. Mrs. Cook and chil- Iren Linville and Jeanette and mother, Mrs.

Pruitt, are leaving this week for their home. Ralph Bryant was married recent- and ha and i wife have gone to Florida'for the winter. Mr. and "Mrs. W.

S. Templin and a i had as Sunday dinner guests Mr Mrs. Herman Fox of Connersville, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Moore of Richmond.

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wissler were recent guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Hormel at Lynn, Rill Gordon, janitor of the Milton schools, was found dead in the basement of Uie school building Sunday afternoon. Mr. Gordon was attending to the furnace when he was stricken with a fatal heart attack. Services were held at the Christian church Tuesday afternoon.

F. C. McCormick, officiating. Mrs. A.

R. Kelsey and Mrs, Wm. Sowers attended the Pocahontas Grand Lodge at Indianapolis last Thursday, The M. E. Missionary society "will meet next Thursday 'afternoon i Mrs.

Alice Crull. The Francis Asbury Sunday school class of the M. E. church will meet Wednesday night with Mrs. McKee, Mrs.

Margaret Steffenson of Pershing was calling friends here Tuesday morning. Miss Mabel Voris of Indianapolis was the guest of Mrs. Thomas J. Butler over Sunday. McDonald, wife and daughter and Dr.

Morgan of Indianapolis, were callers at the training barn Sunday. Mrs. Louisa and daughter Marie, and Mr, and Mrs. Ben Hayden were called to Oxford, Ohio by the death of a near relative. Mrs.

W. L. Holman returned from Muncie Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Knipe and daughter Florence entertained Kokomo friends last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parker are moving to Richmond. Don't forget the big -hallowecn party at Dublin Saturday night. Mrs.

Hilbert Jones of Pershing called on friends here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Callahan of Cleveland, Ohio, enroute to Florida, spent last week here with Mr. ami Mrs.

Samuel Snyder. Tuesday they motored to I i a a i and spent the day. Jot Cranor of Economy spent Tues day with Lewis Cranor who is inpooi health. Mrs G. E.

Moore i.s at the Reid Hospital- where she is recovering from- an operation for- appendicits Mrs Mary Marsh spent from wed- i Sunday with a friends Mr- and- Mrs- Leonard Dean- left Wednesday for- Huntington- to visit his people anil later they will go to Florida, 'x- Webster JRummel and family, have moved to Cambridge City. Mrs. Nellie Mason of Bentonville called on Mrs. Johnny Scott Wednesday. Jay Cook of Muncie was in town Thursday.

Mrs. Will Lyons of Milton was calling on friends here last Friday. Mrs. C. McKeq was in Richmond Tuesday to see her sister, Mrs.

G. E. Moore at Reid hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Ira Stant and Will Floyd are back from Risco, where Mr. Stant purchased land. and Mrs. Mike Guadanola were at Indianapolis Friday. Thomas Scott and wife 1 attended the funeral of Mrs.

Scott's nephew, Joseph Caldwell at Bentonville last Friday. Mrs. Raymond Hunnicutt entertained a number of little folks in honor of her little'daughter's birthday last week. Johnny Scott is nursing John Manlove at Bentonville. Miss Katie Voris of Indianapolis spent the week-end with Mrs.

Guy Belden. Mrs. Horace Hubbarcl spent Sunday afternoon with her sister, Mrs Delbert Smith. Mrs. Clarence Dalrymple who has been ill, is recovering.

Ralph Moore was called home from Detroit, by the illness of his mother. Mr, and Mrs. John Bloom of Richmond, were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. T.

J. Butler. Funeral services for Mrs. Leslie Badger, who was killed in Los An- was conducted at the M. E.

church Sunday morning, Rev. Martin officiating. Burial was at Scipio. Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Hoffman of Indianapolis, came to attend the funeral services of Mrs. Badger and jwere guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L.

Moore. Gertrude Foster of Tndiaan- apolis, spent the week end here with relatives, Several from here will attend the home coming at Messick Sunday, Elmer Yeunce disposing of his stock of groceries and dry goods and will return to their former home at Farmland, J. W. i left Tuesday morning for Detroit to attend the annual meeting of the undertakers Manufacturers, of America. Shafer of Rock Wyoming, came last Friday to spend several days with his friends, Mr.

ami Mrs. I I B. Miller. Omer Mi-Williams will visit Indi- rnapolis friends this week, also "attend the Manli-Gras events before going to Muncie for the winter. Mrs.

Jos. Manlove went to Indianapolis last week to visit for a while with her son, after spending several weeks here with her sister, Mrs. J. W. arson.

Will Spitler and wife and daughter Mrs. Giac Cook of Flora ami Miss i of Columbus, Ohio, have been visiting the former's sister, Janie Driggs. Mjss Ruth Faye of Greenfield, spent the week end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Inger- num.

Mrs, I i showing improvements from her recent illness. -Horace. Hamilton and granddaughter, Groves, spent Saturday' and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. HeVbert Harrison at Connersville.

Mr. a i joined them on Sunday. There is a Pile of Difference I GOAL Let us deliver the kind of Coal best for your needs. LORIN ULRIGH Phone 63. CAMBRIDGE CITY, JEWELRY FOR GIFT GIVING Look where you may, and choose as you desire--nowhere and no time will you find a more pleasing Christinas i than an article of Jewelry.

Our offerings are of guaranteed quality. WM. H. HUESMAN JEWELER Mrs. Janic Driggs, Mrs.

Will Spit- tor, Mrs. Glao Cook and Miss Helen i motored to Connersville Frilay and frcm there to Columbus- to it Mrs. Charles Selby, niece of Mrs, Driggs. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifnNiiiiiinniiiiiiiing a i a Pennsylvania railroad pensioner, was called to i a i a Tuesday to un- lergo a special examination with reference to his heart, by the company's board of Mrs. Henry Silvery passed away at her home in Connersville Monday morning-.

She was formerly Lula Trussler and she is survived by one sister, Emmit Shaw of Detroit, and a brother, Garl Trussler, of Richmond. Mrs. Ethel i entertained the Brid've at the. home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Bertsch Monday afternoon. High score went to Mrs. Robert Hughes, A the game a i refreshments were served. Robert iJoard and wife of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived here Monday and visited -his mother until Wednesday morning, when they left by auto for i a i "Florida, Clayton Beard and wife also left Cleveland Monday for Florida.

They both have good positions awaiting their arrival there. Mr. and Mrs. Kudoris Gripe of Chicago celebrated their golden wedding Tuesday by giving a large reception at the Masonic temple of that city, Several from here are in receipt of invitations. Mr.

and Mrs. are well known to many of the people in this vicinity, as they formerly lived here, CUT AS YOU LIKE IT We do not tell you how you shou'cl have your hair 1 cut, unless you ask our advice. Wo will cut italic; 1 way you specify. Three Hair Bobbers. 1 We sell high grade Toilet Articles, I MILLER'S BARBER SHOP I fniiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuui ninniiiiifiintiii i iiiiiuiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniNiii Permission to discontinue traction service between Cambridge City and Milton was asked in a petition filed with the public service commission Monday by the Terre Haute, Indianapolis Eastern Traction Company.

In its petition the interurban company" declared that motor busses and private automobiles as a means of transportation are so generally used between the two towns that the branch traction line does not carry enough passengers to expenses. Recent completion of a paved road between the towns is partly responsible for the condition, it is said. The traction line which the company seeks to abandon is two miles long, We carry a full line of accessories, the things you should have with you at all times. KAISER GARAGE PHONE WHITE 327 Scoop Shovels Cotton Gloves Husking Goods Of all kinds at close prices. F.

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