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i1 i "I 'K i iiL tr i V(J FORT WAYNE NEWS SENTINEL "i n'Mn" 'VM' v. Thursday, August 25. 1 TWO ELDERS RE ELECTED Large Attendance Features Gathering of Michigan Conference Free Methodists. ANNUAL REPORT IS GIVEN II. Moiilgomors of Detroit, nil John Timlin b.

of Jackson, Mich were re elccUd elders of the confer incc, ami C. Muflltt, of Adrian. Ilrh va elder to succeed II. 1'eln. of Sprint? Arbor, Mich, It this morn trig's business Bi iHon of the MIchlgMl conference of th Kree Methodist hurth, which opentd IiihI night to continue until next Monday In the Dowser Free Methodist church, 60 Hurd street.

Reports were read by the following delegates: The Itov. D. I olm steed, Kalamazoo, the Hcv. E. Hoimer, Ypallantl, Mich the iley, I1 Wells, Detroit, the Kev.

J. Fortress, yort Wayne; the Itev Wv 8. Abbott, Coloma. Mich.) the Kev B. Ferguson, Battle Creek, th Jlevi A.

R. Hamilton, flout Bend; the Rev. IS. N. Foulke, Mlshawaka, 'and the Rev, E.

P. Jennings, Bprlng Arbor, Mich. The stationing committee also 'Sleeted, as follows; Three, minis ters, the Rev. Messrs. II.

Montgom. ry, petrelt, John Timbers, Jackson, Q. II. Peters, Spring Arbor, and three laymen, Taenia Snyder, Spring Arbor, Ncwland, Kalamuzoo, Mlcli and "ionk Socill, Detroit. Mich.

Illshop 'William I'earce. of Philadelphia, will preside over the deliberations of (he committee, which will repot on Saturday. This afternoon the Rev Mr. How land, of McKlnnoy, Tex, was scheduled to pteach and at 7:30 o'clock Inis evening the Kev. pr Sherburn.

nt Toledo, will he tho preacher. The business sessions will be pumed at 8 3d o'clock tomorrow morning. Cylinder Grinding Ws Grind Them en a Hesld Ilic Grade Piston Rings and Pins, Crank Shaft Qrinding, Starter Qear Bands for Fly Wheels. 5 i Wayne Cylinder Grinding Company 5 205 West Main St. Convention Opened Wednesday, ninhop Pcftrce officially opened the oinentlon Wednesday evening.

At tho first session the following com mitters were appointed Ciininlttcn on Public Worship II i ters, Jackson, Mich II Mont KoiiKiy, Detroit. Mich, Illshop William rearer riillndelplila. Pa John 'I hiil.i aikHoii. Mlcli, and (J. 1 tu ti m.

this tlty. Coinmlttio on Nominations II MiinlKomciy, John Timbers and II. reters. Committee to Ralso Funds for Publication of Contention Minutes U. l'oi tress Press Committee John Timbers.

iMhIh are being furnished the vln Itois lit the ehurrh by the ladles of lliu congregation, and lodging? Is he lug provided In private homes by nicmbeis and friends. REUNION ISJIG SUCCESS Methodist College Alumni Re vlve Old Times Today. Handshakes, hearty slap on the back and jovial greetings among old ftMAa and itlAMmalei marked the sliteenth reunion of the old Mth edlst College association In the Y. M. C.

A. today. Between TSand 100 grd uatea and former students made tip the gathorlng. Opening 810:30 o'clock this morning, with an Informal reception, the reunion was to extend throughout the day. Luncheon at noon was followed by a program of entertainment.

In. eluding speeches and songs, which In turn was followed: ty tne Dusiness session. President A. Carver; of Albion, delivered the address of welcome. Officers were to be elected for the coming year late this aftir noon.

Those present, according to the convention register, are: J. V. Cils vell. M. Churubusco; W.

II. Van Uorder, Albion; Miss Margaret Metts, Munrle; Mrs. Jo Metts Wal mer, Illuffton; Clarence E. Smith, Detroit. Mich Thomas V.

Watson. Columbia City; J. R. Welch. Mrs.

Mary Miller Welch, Spencerville. Mrs. C. W. Davidson Slater.

Fort Wayne; Mrs. Ilertha Ulngrlch, Goshen: Mrs. Mlna Hollopeter Ton kel. Fort Wayne; Mis. Phoebe Walker P.Ider, Iognnsport; Mrs.

Elizabeth Work Hater, Ward R. Mayer. Port Wayne; Idu M. Thomas. Hluff ton; Llndlcy Baldwin.

Fort Wayne; H. Kelscy. Mrs Prusllla Hind Kelsey, Huntington; M. A. Mason.

D. D. Mrs Ida Fitch Mason, New Haven, Mrs. Florence McL. Cnrt wrlght, Dr J.

W. Cartnrlght, Payne, Eugene McLnuchlln, Mrs. Etta lieabcr McLauchlln, Paul Wllkle. Foit Wajne; Warren D. Wells.

Mrs Anna Clark Wells, Fremont: Mrs Paul Wllkle, Jones, Owen N. Henton. Dr Harriet MacIIeth, Dr. Mary Whery, Mrs. Mary Caiter, Anna Aiken Iarlmore, Fort Wayne; Mr.

and Mrs F. Hubler, llongland, M. Hollopeter, (Irablll; Hello Moles ter Fitch, Huntertown; Walter Carver. Mrs. Walter V.

Carver, Albion; Joseph E. Gorman, Auburn, R. No. Mr. and Mrs.

8. A Guy, Etna Green. Will Run Again. SPRINGFIELD. Ill, Aug.

26. Governor Small will be a candidate fnr In 1 A9J Kaunntnw nink. ard Meentz, one of the governor's closest political allies, and his Biiunenrimii in me senate said toaay. "Len Small never quit under firs In his life," Senator Meentz said. Oovernor Small Is under Indictment charging conspiracy and embezzlement while he was state treas urer.

ROTJUUANS GO TO WINONA Fort Wayne Club and Ladies to Join Outing Labor Day. l'oi Wayne Rotarlans, their when and sweethearts, aro looking forward to a great outing at Winona Ijiko, on Labor Day, when the Fort Wayne club will unite with several other clubs in an annual get together at tho resort. Tho participating clubs Include those of Ooalien. Columbia City and probably Kendallvllle, Decatur, Angola and Bluffton. Mra.

Robert Koerber Is acting as chairman of a committee of ladles, including Mrs. E. 11. Kllbourne, Mrs. l'eustel and Mrs.

E. A. Gll martln, In arranging a Urge representation of the ladles at Winona. The afternoon of Monday, September 5, will be given over to a Droaram of snorts and net together stunts, Including a golf match be tween renresentatlves of the never al clubs and a Qolt pltchlng contest. Fort Wayne horseshoe team, composed of II, C.

OfTutt and T. B. Cop pock, captured the horseshoe trophy last and will hold It only by winning the contest this year, as the price is a "traveling one ana Is contested for each season. A. II.

Schaaf. of the Fort Wayne club, heads the lnter clty relations committee, which has charge of the olub'a participation; I M. Lebens burger Is planning the golf feature; Victor V. Miller la chairman of la dles' attendance; 11. C.

OfTutt will ar range for the club's representation In the quoit contest. The event will close with a baji quet and prograrrrat the Westminster hotel. Mflpicipal POSTPONED CONCERT FRIDAY Goneral Electric Band Will Play in Swinney Park. ENTERTAIN THE' KIDDIES Six Thousand of Them At Trier's Park Wednesday. More than 10.000 persons.

(.300 of them children, were In attendance at the Children's day celebration at Trier's park Wednesday afternoon and evening. Oeorge F. Trier, manager of the park, acted as host, and left nothing undone in ma errori io entertain the kiddles. Each child was given a souvenir. Features on tho aftirnoon program Were free matinee dancing and a vaudeville stunt.

In the evening seven fancy dano (. nnnili.M wrji rlVDTi hv nunltH of Miss Violet Relnwald. Reduced I fares were In effect at al the concessions. FLYING SQUADRON COMING Tha leivlnar Snuadron touring the country In the enforcement of the prohibition laws will visit Fort Wayne September 7. The squadron will be here three days and meeting will be held in me nrsi uausi church.

Amnnar initlkeril r' L. Colzin, of New Tork; Frank Reiran, of Rockford. Christopner con n.llv nf nranre. N. J.

H. Woer temd'yke. of Chicago; O. II. Stewart, of Chicago, and Kev.

Norma u. Whiting, of Columbus, Ohio. Mra Tl IT YfnatMlar. Hprretarv of the Allen county W. 'C.

T. U. Is ar ranging Tor the meetings. NO VACATION With a poatponed concert by the General Electric hand In Swinney pmk trie municipal band concert aea "tin will he closed Friday evening. Director John L.

Vorwclre has ar iHiiged tin following program: Muich. "Onto City Weldon Overture, "Poet and Supps Walts, "The Blue Strauss Minuet and Gavotte from "Pag llaccl' Leoncavalle Folk Bongs from Italy March, "Cappey'a Seventh Regiment' ,) Qulnn Building Fcrmlta, Charles W. Gebhard, residence, 1712 Bowser avenue, coat Max Irmschsr and sons, remodel store building. Ells and Ohio streets, cost $1000. Max lrmscher and sons, store bulldtnr.

Wayne and IHwrlion streets, coat $15,000. B. C. Gross, addition to residence, 712 Davis street, cost $450. John B.

Wunderlln, 'residence, zbib arneii avenue, cost 4.ooo, Louis Long, remodel residence. Clinton and Wallace streets, cost 11,000. Board Meets Friday. For th purpose of considering ac tlvlties of the department for the coming year, tht park board will meet Friday, Col. D.

N. Foster, pres ident or tne coarn, announced to day. Confirm Asssasmants. Up for confirmation at a msetlng of tha board of works this evening Is an assessment roll for a sewer In Oakland street from the first alley south of Archer avenue to sewer right of way between lots 25 and 2( Newhaus addition, thence west to alley between Oakland and St. Mary a avenue and in this alley from Archer avenue oMargaret avenue.

DEATHS ANTHONY ALLGEIER DIES Was Sixty Nine Years Old; Born in Fort Wayne. (Brwciet tl Sentinel WASHINGTON, Aug 25. Rep Tula W. Fairfield will get no vacation this year. Although congress Is now In recess, he has so much accumulated puono Dumnens tt nttanri tn that he has decided to stay on the Job at Washington.

it A Message of Vital Importance to Housewives Planning to Buy Fruit JSgg SB3 jipru, APRICOTS By Ordering; Now You Save Money By placing your order NOW for "PERFECT" Canned Fruits, you will make quite a saving. Prioes will be consider, ably higher after September 10th. Ask your dealer. Climatic conditions this year throughout the world have seriously affected the available supply of fruits for canning, both as to quantity and quality. Government reports for this section predict the smallest 6 reduction of apples, peaches and pears in history, ome canning will be made almost impossible, due to the shortage and the inferior quality of home grown fruits.

Despite the serious shortage of fruits, you can obtain "PERFECT" Apricots, Cherries, Peaches, Pears, Pineapples, Plums, Raspberries, in such quantities as needed and at prices that will mean a real saving to you, if you buy now. If you have not already done so, why not join the thousands of housewives in this section who have been freed from the useless drudgery and expense of canning, by laying in a winter's supply of "PERFECT" Canned Fruits this summer? For a quarter century "PERFECT" Canned Fruits have led in quality and in popularity. To appreciate them, you need only to eat them. "They are perfectly wonderful." It is impossible to duplicate their remarkable taste and flavor through home canning methods. Special Demonstration Saturday, Aug.

i27th We have arranged with our dealers in this section OUTSIDE OF FORT WAYNE" to make Satur day, August 27th, a "PERFECT DAY." They will demonstrate "PERFECT" Canned Fruits. Be sure to attend your dealer's demonstration and cat some of these delicious fruits. And while you are there, don't fail to place your order for a good supply. You vill like them. A.

H. Perfect Company WAYNE, INDIANA. Huntington Grocery Co. Sturgis Grocery Co. Huntineton, Ind.

aturols, Mieh. Distributors of "PERFECT FOjOD PRODUCTS" "The Name Tells All About It." Meet With tiaa txmipanr. To discuss the matter of gas rates In Fort Wayne, "Mayor W. Sherman Cutahall, Councilman Frank King and CRy Attorney Crelghton II. Williams will meet with officials of the Northern Indana Oas and Electrlo company at their office next Satur day evening.

Councilman King Is urging reduction or rates. Births. nRom, to Mr, and Mrs. John R. Potts.

182? Ilroadway. a son. Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R.

Miller 902 Lake avenue, a son. Seek Sidewalks. A petition was presented to the board of works today, asking for sidewalks on the east of Franklin avenue, from Huffman street to Fourth street. Police Coarf ELEVEN LIVED IN HAY MOW Oliver Marsh Drawa Long Term for Neglecting Family. That Fort Wayne has Its slums Just a New York City has Its east side and Ixindnn its lime house district, vas brought to light in the city court today, when Oliver Marsh was arraigned and sentenced to six montha on the county farm for neglecting his family.

Testimony revealed the ract mat Marsh, his wife and nine children have been living in a most distressing manner la a hay mow of a barn at the northern end of Sherman street They slept, cooked and ate what little the mother and her two oldest sons, aged 14 and IS, could provide, all In the Bane room, P. Sharp, humane officer, told the court. Mrs. Marsh testified that her Hus band bad given her only fl in the last seven weeks, and the support of her family depended principally on her two boys and what she could raise In a garden. After 17 years of existence with Marsh, the mother told Judas Mungovan that she and her huaband separated Sunday night, after he had struck her.

"Ten dollars and coats and six months on the' farm," ordered the court, after the evidence bad been heard. "I didn't ret a fair chance," Marsh squealed. "Any mart who strikes his wife doesn't deserve a chance," spoke Judge Mungovan, as he reiterated the fine and sentence, The ages of Mra Marsh's children range from to If years. She is II year old. and her husband Is five years her senior.

Speeders Iay Fines. Three motorists under arrest for speeding paid the usual fine of $5 and costs each In city court this morning. They were Harold Brug geman, Ray Armstrong and William Harber, all of whom were arrested by motorcycle officers Wednesday afternoon and evening. Anthony Allgeier, aged ears, a llAl.xtir r.Mtit nf Ihla rltv. riled at fl o'clock this morning, at tho family residence, bill r.asr laoer airim, from complications.

He was a retired truckman. Mr Allgeier was born in this city and received his education in the St. Mary's parochial schools. He mmhr Af Kt Peter'ii Cflth olio church for IS years, and also held i t. 13maj1 ir.ttrt meiliuerniiip.

in np wavtow league, the Holy Name society, and the B. I of I. The widow and the following rela mrvlv. TWA ilnilfftlt ftrM. SIS ter M.

Jenene, of Blue Island, and Miss Marie, at home) three sons, liv.4 Mlhnlna anil Aflthnnvi Df this four brothers, William, John and Andrew, oi urana itapias, midland Edward, of this city; one sister. xi rh IYHIK.MI Zahn. of this cltvi and 10 grandchildren. Funeral services win ue new mi Saturday from the St reter's Cath tfthiirh wlfh Interment In the Catholio cemetery The time will be announced later. DIE8 AFTER OPERATION, John Shambaugh Was Brother of Fort Wayne Attorney John Shambaugh, 74 years of age, died Tuesday afternoon at his home, near Leo, In Cedar Creek township, after a long Illness.

He had been recently removed to his home, after undergoing an operation a few Weeks ago In the Lutheran hospital here. The widow and the following rela tlies survive: One brother, William Shambaugh, a well known local attorney; three sisters, Mrs. Mallnda Steele, of Auburn; Mrs. Isabel Drat ton. of Edgerton; and Mrs.

deorge Viberg. of this city; two sons, Frank Hhambaugh, of Fort Wayne, and Merle Shambaugh, of Michigan; and one daughter, Mrs. Fearl Goldsmith, of Mayavllle. Tho funeral services will be held from the residence, near Leo, at 2 o'clock, Friday afternoon. Miller.

Cleorgs D. Miller, aged 66 years, died at 10:46 o'clock Wednesday night at his home, 1021 Crescent avenue, after three years' illness from cancer of the liver. He was born In Muncle, moving to Columbus, and later coming to this city. He um manager of the Singer Sewing Machine company here for 21 years, and was with the Sewing Machine exchange, at 104 East Columbia street, for two years. The widow and the following rtl' atlves survive: Two children, Harold and Dorothy, at home; five brothers, John, of New Richmond, Samuel of Columbus, R.

1. Miller, of Baltimore, Md Charlos of Auburn; and E. Miller, of Kenton, and four sisters. Mrs. II.

S. King, of Covins, Cal; Mrs. M. EL Hedges, of Mrs. H.

M. Rennault, of Mount "Victory, and Mrs. D. F. Godwin, of Flndlay, Ohio.

Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon from the residence at 2 o'olock, and from the Crescent Avenue Evangelical church, at 2:10 o'clock, the Rev, Ralph Loose, officiating. Durial will be In Linden wood. Four Are Let Go. Threa train climbers and one loiterer, arrested by railway detectives Wednesday evening, were let go and told to walk out of town by Judge Mungovan, this morning. Fined For Assault, A fine of 110 and costs was asJ sessed against Louis Orekelas for assault and battery on Constantino Karahllos by Special Judge II.

O. Olds In city court today. The evidence was heard last week, the Judge reserving his finding until today. The case grew out of a fight In the Lyrlo lunch room. Teachers Supplisd.

(Special to the Nrwi Brntintl 1 COLUMBIA CITT, Ind Aug. 25. Miss velma Whiteieatner, daughter of Attorney D. V. Whiteieatner, of this city, will teach school at Washington center.

This completes the faculty there. Miss Bra Conway, of BJlkhart, win ds assistant principal at Jeffer son center. W. S. Dimmit, principal or the eighth grade for next year was In tne city yesterday to make arrange ments for the years work.

E. L. Fisher, principal of the high school. win resiao on norm main street MoCoy. Charles O.

McCoy, aged El years, residing at 420 Kckart street, died at the family residence, at o'clook, Wednesday afternoon, after being ill for three months. He was a lifelong resident of this city, and an employe of the S. F. Bowser Co. He was a member of the Security Benefit association and of the Machinists' union, and of the Emmanuel Baptist church.

The widow and the following children survive: Mrs II. E. Nulf. J. W.

and E. McCoy and Miss Ber nlce McCoy, of this city. Funeral services will be held from the Ryan Melchlng chapel, at a time to be announced later. Funeral Announcements. KEIU SARAH Funeral services will be held at the residence, 515 West Superior street, Friday morning at 11 o'clock.

The Rev. T. I'otts will be In charge. Burial In Llndenweod cemcteryv KIRKIIOFF. RAT Funeral services will be held at the residence, nine miles south of this city on the Bluffton road, Friday morning at o'clock, and from St.

Aloyslus' church In Sheldon at 9:50 o'clock. Burial will he In the Sheldon cemetery. MERTZ, rtUTII Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at o'clock from the residence, 717 Madison street, the Rev. Paul Miller officiating. Burial will be made In the Concordia cemetery.

ALLEQIER. ANTHONY Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at o'clock from the residence, 504 West Taber street, and at 10 o'clock from St. Peter's Catholio ehurch. Burial will be In the Catholio cemetery. oftrfHodse today of their child through Martin LueoK.

Harry R. Narwald has sued Pearl Narwald for divorce, alleging that she spends her time on the streets. E. V. Kmrlck Is attorney fix; the plaintiff.

FORTY ONE SUITS FOR TRIAL Busy Session Through Septem ber and October. With 41 cases set from September 7 to October 20, of which six will be jury trials, according to present orders and others may be, the circuit court has a full calendar for the September term. Judge Sol Wood has completed his calendar which has six grand larceny, six burglary, two cases ol receiving stolen goods, two assault and battery cases and pile statutory offense ate on the list. Tho state fire marshal's case against Hthielstlne will 'be tried on October Gust Rlios and Grave llanchey, accused of perjury, are on the calendar for September 14. BASS SUES BOARD OF WORKS Asks Twenty Thousand Dam ages Doe to Street Opening, John 1L Bass' today titad suit for $20,000 against the city of Fort Wayne and the board of public works.

Ie avers that owner of property on the south side of the St. Marys river btween Calhoun ond Clinton streets he will be damugrd 120,000 if a street is opened along the north side Of the property Just south of the river. The board has fixed his damage at $4,000, hs status, which Is much too low. Mr. Bass values the property at $30,000.

Barrett, Hoffman and Barrett are his attorneys. COOKS ARE OUT AGAIN liulm Fails to Convince Wife In Trial. Mrs. Anna Cook for the second time filed a dlvorco complaint against Luke Cook, 220s Curdes avenuo, today. The first time Luke raised a row, threatened to shoot himself If she did not return to him and finally convinced her that she should dismiss the complaint and give him another trial The trial lasted until Aug 23, when they again parted, this time for good.

It appears. Mrs. Cook accuses her husband of cruelty. Nlezer, Crosby and Murphy represent the plaintiff. ANTE IS RAISED.

Wlfo Wants Ffly Thousand Allmnny Now. Mrs. Maudo Martin, who some time ago sued August Martin for separation and 1600 a month allowance, today filed a second complaint paragraph in which she asks $50, 000 alimony. She also wants $100 allowance for the care of their son. Mr.

Marti Is a wealthy land own er, s4ie states. Martin Lueckc Is her attorney. 8uperior Court Notes. James Fusselman has dismissed his Hen suit against George S. Schauer, Lavilla Brennerman was given a two years' separation from George J.

Brennerman by Judge Ballou. Emma May Wood was divorced from Karris Wood and hor maiden name, Emma May Lee, was restored. Leslie Maxwell was given a Judgment of $199 against L. Mow rey, on a note. Nettle Harrtng, defendant In a suit divorce complain (lied by Bert K.

tlarrlng, has Detltloned for com pletion of court orders regarding division oi property. Files Cross Complaint. Declaring that her visits to a house on Pearl street were perfectly proper since the only house she entered there was her home, a respectable place wheie her huaband had courted her, Monica Campbell todny filed a cross complaint to B. F. Campbell's divorce suit.

She avers that he wants her to get a divorce. New Suits Filed. Paul Toenges has sued Blanche Toenges for divorce and the ous Rapid Depredation. Stating that before his crtr met that of Mori Is Latker's head on last Saturday on the St. Joe road, It was worth $900 and a seaund later was worth only $60, Otto Glnther today sued for $2,000 damages.

He avers that he hns been forced to rent a car to take the place of the one wrecked and claims that Latker swerved Into his machines, Largo Iand Deal. The Strauss Brothers Land company bought the old Ferguson farm In Pleasant township Wednesday for $72,000, according to a deed filed with Recorder Frank Cunnlson. K. E. Mlchels and wife formerly owned the land, which consists of 290 acres.

Notifies Officials. County Clerk Kent Sweet Is sending out notloes of appointment to the election boards to persons who have been named by the party officials. Many of the precinct boards for the special election, September 6, are Incomplete as yet, but should be filled at once, Mr. Sweet states. Marriage ILccnscs.

Arthur Ternet, tlreman, and Elsie C. Banet, Roscoe Thackeray1, salesman, and Anna L. Stansbuig. 'Alden D. Jackson, carpenter, and Jhoanna M.

Tlgges. Fred S. Golden, messenger, and Bessie Yelser. Gets Decree. Arthur J.

Dowell was given a divorce from Ollle M. Dowell In the superior court today. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Reported Dally by Fort Way its Abstract 132 Bast Berry street, City. Virgil L.

Touse et ux. to' Anna Mur field, executrix, for $1,500, lot 15 and S. 12' of lot 14 Pool's Second Add. Oregory A. Lauer Jr.

et ux. te Ella M. Frank, for $1, lot 2 J. W. Smith's Add.

Ella M. Franks to Oregory A. Lauer Jr. et ux. for $1.

lot 2 J. W. Smith's Add. Driving Park Improvement Co to Lyman II. Ransom, for $1,350, lot 120 Forest II III Add.

Tlsby A. Il(Hline to Eftle Pair, for $1. part lota 3 and 33 Eliza Hanna Sr Addf Country. Korah Michaels et ux to Straus Bros. Co for 172.690, part Sec.

8 89 12. Owen E. Rhoades et ux. to Harvey McMahon et for $6,000, part See.j iz. Wanted to Trim Fingernail Sproll Hwa 8rntliMl.) HUNTINOTON.

Aug. 21 Samuel C. Scott, who was seon with a knife after the meeting at Rock Creek Center Tuesday night, deales that he drew It on Walter I. DallJ but that he had a broken finger nalll and took out the knife to trim It At least two others who saw hind have the knire say tney saw riis sons restrain him. New Department.

Mrs. Neva Cameron returned yes terday from Chicago. While In the. Windy city she purcriAsen a oompieto line of Burnham Brents toilet articles and new fixtures, which she will install In the Bon Ton Beauty! shop at (17 Calhoun street. With the new department the Bonf Ton will be one of the best equipped! beauty requirements in the city.

I Heiny's Grocery; 141S Calhoun St. Phones 4S2 4825 1241, Wells 81 Phones 1420 14211 Friday Bargain Day 1 Yellow Danvsr Onlena, best, dry, 6 ''( lbs 2Ss 10 lbs.i.,MttMtv3taC. Nloe Apples, 10 Best Tub Cresmery Butter, Delphes Creamery Butter, Best Lard 4 lbs Pure White Comb Honey 20 Mule Team Borax Company ape olal, all for 9o 1 pound Borax Powder, 2 packages 14 ox. Borax 8osp Chip, and one package Boraxo, all new Crystal White Laundry Soap, now 5o 10 bars Mechanlo Hand Soap, 6 Toilet Soap, 6 eakss Toilet Paper, So 6 rolls 2So Largs Rolls Toilet Paper, 3 for. Extra Special Snow Flake Bulk Soap Chips, lb, 14o 2 lbs Quarantssd Flour, aaok 92o Silver Duat Fbjur, saok 91.19 Arlstos Flour, ssek ....91.28 Granulated Sugar, lb 7o Light Brown Sugar, lb 7o XXXX Powdered 8ugar, lb 9o Standard Tin Cans, doxen S9o Best Pickling Vinegar, gallon.

Sweet Oranges, doxen SSe Quarantssd Ripe Watermelons. Large Tip Top Cantaloupes 2Se RHON K9 HOMO iaoo iooi isio CtNTRAC BUILDING HARRISON mti. 1801 1820 4217 4823. past your door Wayne. Twin.

Hlllv Ssrvice for all Fort ssassassssssssasssssssssw I ptfimMOtCOrtfWOr CALL 1800 Central Creamery Butter, 39c lb. Print. "Peco Nut" Oleo is the Best, 25c lb. Select Country Eggs, 37c Dozen. "PBINOESS HONEY' Extra Sweet Yellow Meat CANTALOUPE TRY THESE J1NE 'MELONS Bo 6 28o 15c 2 28o 10ei 3 25o Pure Picklingr Vinegar, 35c Gallon.

I A list Cat Wmod. 70o Doi. 89c Dozen. sJrmFlO 'Plenty BUm Jura find Jugs. Our Special Flour, 91c (Guaranteed).

CHICKENS Teaches, Pears, Plums. Tomatoes Placa your Saturday order on Friday. We assure ohoics aeleotion) all fresh dressed and drawn, rsady for use. Big Shipments Fresh Daily. Can now Don't wait.

LODGES MANY AnENDJLKS' PICNIC Thousands Gather At Country Olub Today for Outing. Starting; at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Elks' homs, on West Barry street, the two busses provided for those who had no transportation, left at regular Intervals for the Elks' Country club crowded with happy picnickers, who were Joyous at the prospect of a day's fun in the open air. All afternoon the read leading to the Country club was crowded with, automobiles bearing; other parties to the annual outlnc and by nlcht thousands of Elks are expected to assemble at the club for the bla; affair of the year. Upon arrival at the grounds each child was given a strip of six tickets which might be exchanged for loe cream, candy and pop corn. While sports and contests of all kinds have been arranged to amuse the yet the baseball game between the fat and lean men Is expected to prove the feature of the afternoon.

At o'clock this evening a basket supper will be spread under the trees In the grove and following this there will be dancing In the club house for those who desire this kind of amusement. CITY BRIEFS zzzz Aro at Macklimo Mrs. Herman Tapp and daughters are spending a few weeks at Mackinac, Michigan. Wants to Hssr frem Friends C. it.

Meek, ef Klnnard avesue. who was taken III some weeks ago title on a visit In Chicago, will probably he confined to the Lkevlew hospital In Chicago for some ttme. Its ya he would like to tear from his friends. His address la lAkevlew hospital, 4120 Ctaren soa avenue, Chicago. The senior regent of the Women of Mooseheart legion, has called a special adjourned meeting of the order for 7:10 o'clock Friday evening In thelodge room.

All members are urged to attend. The Women's Itellef corps hold a meeting In the court house, Saturday evenlnr. at 7:80 o'clock. All members are urged to attend as matters of Importance will be discussed. Taken Slok on Street C.

Kirk wood, 2419 Broadway, was taken suddenly HI while walking; on "Calhoun street near Montgomery street this morning. He was taken home In the police emergency. 5 Do You Know What Hoosier Stores Mean to You? They are Means ofs Reducing Your Cost of Living z)' Stop and Shop See the Savings' 1U W. Main 8t. W.

Main 8t. U28 Calhoun St. 232 E. Columbia St. 613 Harrison St.

1231 Walton Ave. 1123 Runnion. 2004 Fairfield Ave. 1432 Wells St. 3021 Broadway.

1042 St. Joe Blvd. 601 East Washington. 2528 So: Cslhoun St. 2038 Hsnns St.

1116 State St. i 2830 8. Calhoun 8t. 1241 E. Washington.

Cor. DeWald and Lafayette New Haven, Ind. Friday and Saturday Bargains SUGAR Best Cane or Brown 5 lbs. 34c; 15 lbs. $1.00 Fruit Jar Rubbers, extra heavy, 3 dozen.

23c Mason Jars, quarts, dozen, 89c; pints, dozen 79c Quart Tin Cans, for tomatoes, dozen 55c Try Hoosier Coffees, guaranteed to please or money back. Hocoier Breakfast Blend, lb 35c Hoosier Top Notch, lb With. every pound of qur 35c or 40c Coffee we will give you a 5c Candi Cake free. Butterine, Wilson's Nut, lb. Wilson's Certified, lb.

27zc MEATS AT ALL STORES Milks, all leading brands, 2 for. Buy a dozen $1.45 nebe and Nutro, 9c; dozen. Moss Rose Beans, can 10c Hire's Root Beer Extract 19c Scrap Tobacco, 3 pkgs 25c YOUR CANNING NEEDS HERE Pickling Spices, 10c; 3 pkgs 25c Parowax, pkg 7c; 3 pkgs 20c Sealing Wax, pkg 5c Cider Vinegar, gallon 29c Fruits and Vegetables of All Kinds. Bananas, yellow, ripe, lb 7c Oranges, nice size, dozen 39c Nut Meats, glass jars and 25c Matches, Economy, 5c; 6 for. Climalinc, large pkg 23c Soap, Rub No More, 10 55c Palmolivc Toilet Soap, 3 25c Toilet Paper, 4c; U0 for Chicken Feed, 10 25c 100 lbs $1.98 HOOSIER STORES FOR ALL YOUR FOOD WANTS sltsV.sA'ewaSrUir WA rw a rT.