Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 8

PICKUPS TOiat will you girls give for A silk muffler hanging his neck will remind him of a short time and we will- be Trr-frtlng 1922 by mistake and Ycrktchiiig it out to write 1923- i -Princeton has a water shortage. on so many football games It been used as chasers. A SMALL EATER. an: appetite like a I notice you eat a peck at trbrellas make good gifts be- you have a chance to get 'tfiem 'back. New -Jersey man wrote his will butcher's order book.

It is he -was going to price a Two -Atlanta, robbers -were who were Georgia crackers crackers, but not so very REWARD FOR Kde-- Dear, if I do the cooking a year, what do I get for it? My life insurance. electric iron is a swell gift for and besides it -will'keep Jeet -warm at Tiight, 'libndon reports say Harry Gard- 98 and'growing a to'rd set of but ttiey may be false. day a will equip -his radio so he won't have to head off calling them. A NIGHTS. British was talking'at a lunchknighthood: he said, "is quite a subject.

Very few peo- the types of their- significance and A young lady once are the-Knights the young, gentleman and, iwhy, Saturday nights, of- woman says she stabbed lUiband to keep him at home. this up before your wife sees Stoclilngs are good gifts, but better because then, you see wHat you for offers francs for --tor- a aidewallt. Our WSfeitlbn ig drink hard P6INT- OF RESEMBLANCE. 'new man I hired reminds engine." -worker, eh- -Qxiincy, harnessed out of a they claim 'they te prospectors had coal' mine were dlgap- to find it' was only dia want to trade with us. sell them Turkish cigarets, towels and Turkish -baths.

'i hear from woman or the flrl affects mannish togs' shcul scents her lavender, violet, verbena, de cologne. Quit Quick! Giant's Funeral GAMDEN A block and tackle was neces-. saiy to" remove the nine-foot coffin' containing tho body of Captain! George Auger, circus? ciant from his late residence in. i New York. Auger, known to thou, sands of circus-goers, died from an.

attack of indigestion. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kleckner celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home, south or town, Tuesday. A big dinner -was served to all their children at noon and in the afternoon they received many friends.who wished to congratulate them.

Dainty refreshments -were served in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Kleckner have eight children, all of whom present Tuesday. Following are the children's namos: Billie, Lagrange, Mo- Carl, of Milfoi-d; Ira, of Camden; Mrs.

Chester Gardner, of Yeoman; Mrs. Ellis Armstrong of Deer Creek; Mrs. George Robinson, ot Logansport; Miss Blanch of Indianapolis, and Mrs- Cab Sink of Camden. In all there were about eighty present 'to help them celebrate the day. Miss Katbryn Kennedy is visiting friends at Lafayette.

Mrs V. F. Cohee went to Lafay- etto Tuesday, where she was called the illness of mother. Dr. Eva Kennedy and sister, Dorothea Nebeker, spent -Monday and Tuesday in Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis of Monticello. and daughters. Miss Esther Redding-of Kokomo, and Lu- of Goshen, spent with Mr.

and' Mrs. Milt Wilson and 'family, Mrs. C. Orahood spent Tuesday in Logansport. Mary Lou, little daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. McFarland, had her tonsils removed Wednesday at Logansport by Dr. J.

W. Stewart. Mrs. Isaac Wolf returned home Sunday after spending a week in In- NORTH JUDSON i Freshmen class ot the North Judiion high school had a party in the high s.chool Wednesday, Dec. tf.

There were 28 present'anU all had a good time- Mary, Gillis has returned, to her home at Veedersburg after spending a week Vith her friend, Mrs. F. Cawley. Miss Paxton is home from Ft. Wayne, where she had been attending school.

She will remain here until after the Xmas holidays." George Dahlke, who is attending Coyne electrical college in Chicago, home. over the Thanksgiving vacation. Noah, Fisher home last week from the Mayo hospital at Rodftster. Minn. She is imprortng very nicely B.

Nethertcui and family, spent Thanksgiving with'relatives in South Bend. continue 1 to annoy ycni What a miserable little biting i. there time you' touch, that eruption! Ointment is what you'want. -Thousands have proved its unusual healing, powers by usme it for the most stubborn, cases of-skin affection with prompt, beneficial ri- It soothes while it Rdinel Shariaf Stick a Resinol pro- due lit "HowT a kiile pn-iecM alio (topi boilj 1 8.6. remedT- for thtt it'll bnQt an mson.

EctenttSo admit poirerl S. S. 8. It red-blood- ccnK la -whit oski I It figliti bolls. It alTraj-s Cffctf plmpiet! It ikia erup- -It'bnlldt nerve-povrer, thlaklnj the Ucht-fisted power ap Into It tte hemlUi.

the com- charm thit morn, 1 are the reiionn that body-buUdtr, sacceu builder. hj result! hare made ir from the souls of thou- ti tt Bchaff. 55T OStl 8t, D. it." S. S.

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LOG ANSPOET PHAROS-TRIBUNE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1922 dianapolis, having been called there the illness of ier daughter, Lu- cHe.w.ho is taldngnurse's training at the 'City Hospital. Miss Ruth Parrish has returned to her home in Decatur after spending several days with Eva Keyes." Miss Melba Guard of-Wittentmrg college, Springfield, OMo, spent the. Thanksgiving vacation -with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guard.

Miss'Margaret Bay Chicago returned home Tuesday, after a three- day visit with her grandmother, Miss 'Evelyn Wyatt, '-who. teaches in the Prairie-'Valley 'high school, spent the Thanksgiving vacation at home. Harold and Floyd Wyatt had business in Indianapolis Tuesday. Mrs. Martha Mills and daughter Leona spent Sunday with Tom Mills and family at Logansport.

CHRISTMAS GIFT. A set of book ends showing a pert little-animal, a squirrel or a puppy, enclosing three or four books on the out-of-doors constitutes a-n ideal gift for a ROANN. and Mrs- Da'Vc Ivans went to spend the winter with niece Mrs. Cyrus Frantz hear North Manchester. Mr, and Mrs.

Chas- Beam and.fam-. ily and Mr. and 'Mrs. Barve Michael 'and daughter Louise spent Sunday Mr and 'Mrs; Noah Mil am near "Watiash. Miss Ora-Provines spent Tuesday night -with Mr.

-and Mrs- W. Dillman. Mrs. Sarah Michael spent "Wednesday evening, with Mrs- Inez Morton. The theshing ring'south of town held their annual oyster supper at the home of Noah and Peter Milam- Hotert Fetrow who is.

employed in Kokomo has spent the last week with his parents at this place. Mrs. Anna Whistler spent Wednesday -with, her mother Mrs. Sarah Michael. Mr.

and Mrs. Gus Whistler and 'Mr. and Mrs. Sc-hock took supper with Mr. and Mrs.

Van Carpenter. Mrs. Eli Kiem fell Wednesday, and the ligaments loose in her For some time Mrs. Kiem has bad poor jye sight. Mr.

Mrs- Alojizo Oswalt took supper.ivith Mrs Inez Mr- Loyd from Ambo'y putting in a grocery "store and meat market i and some dry goods'in tf.e Buntoni building this'week; He bopos to.be; open by Saturday: A lecture course was given-at the school bouse Wednesday evening. It was a mu'sical entertainment. Inez Morton, spent Tuesday evening with- Mrs. Sam Lavengood and daughter- The evening w-as iu. making candy.

Jirs. J. W. Dilliruui and Mrs- Susie Yocum Tuesday afternoon. FHOCK.

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Your photo will be returned to-vou in perfect See artists work at store. No Mail Orders. First Floor. RODGERS'CUT PRICE STORE IMore reams For the benefit of our many customers and to show our appreciation for your arranged a 1-day shopping for the convenience of our customers, we havei arranged the many lines of merchandise in below that will be sold in tiiis store at 98c during this 2-day December 8th and 9th. ra YOUR X1VIAS SHOPPING DURING THIS ONE BARGAIN DAY AND SAVE MONEY BARGAINS 98c BARGAINS MEN'S DEPARTMENT 98c 9Sc Men's 'fleece unions rib.

unions 'Men's dress shirts 98c Men's sweater coats Men's flannelette shirts Men's wool- undershirts Men's caps, 'all styles hats flannektte. night shirts -wppi" and silk -hose Men's-' all ties ---Traveling': bags 12 or work sox blue overalls 98c unions 98c 98c corduroy pants 98c V- Boys'-sweater coats, dark colors 98c Boys' darfi cloth pants 98c Boys' flannelette shirts 98c Boys', dress- kid gloves" 98c ..10 pairs canvas gloves 98c :12 handkerchiefs -98c 8" pair jersey, gloves 98c 3 -jrubber belts 1 ..9 80. -3- waists 98c Men's heavy leather work gloves 98c 3-pairs men's Westbn sox 98c 98c BARGAINS SHOE DEPARTMENT Children's kid button shoes, sizes 6 to 8 Boys' heavy to 6 Ladies' house slippers, all sizes Men's house slippers, all sizes hdjase slippers, all sizes 3 pairs broken sizes Ladies! s'mall sizes' --t 'Misses all sizes Child's pat lace.shoes;:.white top, 6 to 8 Ladies' Ladies' "overgalers" overgaters Boys' leggins 8 pairs men's rubber.boot sox 98c 98c SPECIAL 50 pair.s Ball brand hip boots, spec cial while they last $3.98 BARGAINS 98c BARGAINS LADIES' DEPARTMENT Ladies' union suits, extra special -98c 12 bars toilet.soap, lb. size Misses' union suits, sizes 2 to 16 years 3 large bath plain or 1 22-inch Teddy Bear Large size crib 3 pairs boys, 5 1 pair ladies' heavy sateen long bloomers -98c 1 pair ladies' fancy wool Jiose 1 Tornado alarm clock 4 fancy bath towels, i0 98cV: -j. j.i^.ii.^j I 3 pr.

ladies' blk. wool hose, rib top, all sizes 98c 8 pairs children's hose, sizes'rto 9, special 98c 4 boxes ladies', pkgs. 98c .1 hair -98c. 12 assorted dolls, special 3 pairs Burson hose black or white 98c 1 child's gingham dress 98c 10 balls Dexter's crochet cotton .986 3 boxes 50c stationery 98c 3 ladies' 50c tea'aprons 8c 1 ladies' vanity box pairs in tan 1 pair -ladies' silk and wool hose In Addition to the Above We WiBWfer You Many Specials During This Sale in Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes and Ladies'Ready-to-Wear--All At Bargain MEN'S DEPARTMENT SPECIALS $20.00 men's suits $3.00 men's corduroy pants sheep lined coats $10.98 $8.00 men's "mackinaw coats $9.00 men's plush lined sheep collar coats 'SDGClS-l $10.00 leather lined and leather sleeve vest, special $3.00 men's fur caps 1 9h $3.00 men's heavy jersey cloth sweater coats 50c fancy knit ties $7.50 boys' 2 pants suits $5.00 children's overcoats $7.50 boys'" overcoats $5.00 boys' mackinaw coats 3.98 $7.50 boys' sheep-collar and belt coats 4.98 $4.50 belt sport sweaters boys' slipover sweaters men's dress rain coats boys' di ass rain coats $6.00 men's silk shirt's 3.98 $3.00 mens' auto gloves 98 $7.00 men's all silk umbreUas 4.98" 35c wool sox 23c $1-00 men's fleece" shirts and drawers -79c $3.00 men's flannel shirts 1.98 S2.50 men's extra heavy fleece unions 1.48, 1.9'S 39c 4.98 3.98 3.48 SHOE DEPARTMENT SPECIALS Men's tail army work shoes, all sizes 2.98 last dress shoes, bei''. Avielt soles Boys' shoes -L98, Misses' tan lace' shoes 1-98 Ladies' kid.shoes, heavy soles -S 1.98 Men's tan outing shoes 2.48 Men's Gun Metal Blucher shoes $2.98 Little boys' tan skuffer shoes, up to 11 1.98 Boys' tan blucher shoes, rubber heels, sizes to 2 48 Men's soft tan army shoes, welt soles, rubber heels 4.9S Men's 1 buckle all rubber 2 4 8 Men's 4 buckle all rubber arctics 3-48 Men's 1 buckle cloth arctics 1-98 M6n's felt boots, 3.48 Men's 'red 6 buckle arctics 4.98 Men's railroad sandal 1-79 Ladies' dull oxfords, Cuban rubber heels 4.98 Ladies' box calf lace shoes, heavy soles, low heel 2.48 Men's sheep skin moccasins 1.23 Men's sheep skin shoes 2.98 Men's plain-toe vici shoes, cushion in- r.

soles, rubber -heels 3.98 LADIES' DEPARTMENT SPECIALS $1.25, ladies' wool hole, all shades 79c 35c ladies' fleece hose 50c box. stationery, special 39c Teddy Bear 79c $1.50. ladies' wool hose $1-19 25c.talcum powder 19c $6.50 ladies' silk umbreUas $4-98 25c ladies' jersey gloves 19c toilet paper, 8 oz. rolls, 4 for 2oc $1.00 large bath towels 69c 50c ladies' brassieres 39c $1.00 dolls, large assortment '9c $5.00 ladies" satin bloomers $3.50 Nashaw blankets $3.50 27x54' -52 4 $1.00 ladies'-'pants vests '9c 85c window shades 69c $1.00 'ladies', corsets 79c $1.00 children's coveralls "3c LADIES' AND MISSES' 4 COATS--DRESSES We carry a large line of misses' coats and dresses, but-space does not permit- giving, you prices, but remember we Trill save you money on any article you buy during this '1-day sale. DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING NOW RODGERS' CUT Logansport, Indiana.

Fifth Street and Broadway. ONLY A FEW DAYS FOR XMAS SHOPPING.