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(6 mm Um Sit I tarn ENTIRE STOCK, CONSISTING OF GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES AND LIGHT HARDWARE. SALE STARTS 6 0 From Day To Day Until "The Entire Stock Is Closed Out. ALL QOODS SOLD AT COST CLEM CARRIER, Dixon, Ohio. CENTRAL GROCERY AIID MEAT MARKET SOUTH STREET West of People's Drug Store. We Have It MEATS WE MAKE ALL OUR OWN SAUSAGE, HEADMEAT AND LARD.

TRY SOME1. TAYLOR WATERMAN. HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE! Insure your time with Dependable Protection. Covers all Accidents and Every Disease. Insurance that Pays the First Day.

lii all H. H. nrkTVTTTT TAT TWr V. Lfi MONEOEVrLLE WEEKLY BREEZE, MONKCEVlLliE, nffl. Agent I he ISlg Department Store SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.

JUNE 28th: fj JfJ 2 1-2 Yards Brown 9-4 Sheeting 1.27 111 3 Cans, Blue Plums, in syrup 1 35c Cotton Crepe, in fancy plaids, yard. 28c I Apple Vinegar, bottle 1 Oc I 25c Plain Chambray Gingham, yard 1 Sc Ijj 4 Bars Palmolive Soap tJ 5 Yards all Linen Crash 59c 5 2 Pounds Nice Dried Peaches 29c Nice Tissue Gingham, yard. Dotted Swiss, in good colors, yard 60c Have you looked at our New Dress Crepes, The very thing for Summer, yard These Prices are BeloW their Real Worth. i uime in ana look nem uver ana jave iviuiicy -V I THE STORE FOR THE PEOPLE. i riMrc i nio iuun oivnc.

an I F. B. FISHBAUGH, Proprietor BETTER AND BETTER It is a fact that the series of entertainments given at the St. auditorium by amateur troups, secured through the efforts of Rev. Father Many are surely, receiving great praise by every one who attends, for excellent, rendition, and.

entertaining qualities. 'The dramatic and musical entertainment, entitled "All For the Love of Johnny," last Sunday evening was witnessed by -another over-crowded all were more than highly pleased at having been present. The frequent applause indicated that all were enjoying the entertainment throughout the1 entire performance, and the manner the participants rendered their parts every applause was justly bestowedj Each character displayed their ability to render their parts with the qualifications of any expert or professional actor who travels with large and noted companies. Such plays as trie one presented on this occasion are certainly instructive, and lessons of Christian fortitude and such as should be presented to people more frequently. To attend them and note the Christian theories and acts as presented, both in words and action, would be a great lesson and benefit to all people, and instead Of marring the work of any Christian creed or nation, would have a tendency to be a betterment toward all nations.

Good Health Is Always Attractive Good health, clear skin, attractive color, bright eyes, quick wit, belong to those who keep themselves lit, and free from harmful gassy stomach trou-oles, torpid liver and costive bowels, with Chamberlain's Tablets. They stimulate the entire intestinal tract to healthy activity and keep it so. Only 15c. It. appears that with all the sewering and draining that has been done in our town the past year, that the situation as to draining is of-no avail, as citizens are bothered with water far greater than ever before.

Especially is this the case in Smith's and Webster's addition and on Allen Street, through which additions the big sewer recently completed runs. There certainly is something wrong and taxpayers are -vowing that a thorough investigation will be made before the assessments that have been taxed against for the erection and extension of this sewer, is settledj When improvements are made, which is of necessity in every town, they should be of benefit Xs the people who pay for them and not a detriment as is the case in many instances. FLAT ROCK NEWS Sunday- school and Divine worship at the usual hour next Lord's day. Rev. Fennig washout calling on several of his members Tuesday, Jason Battenberg was on.

the sick list Sunday and unable to attend services. J. E. Brown and Charles Need assisted J. W.

Chapman in driving 36 yearling calves to Monroeville Saturday. John, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Bowers has recovered from an infection caused by coming in contact with a poisonous herb. Mrs.

H. D. Moneysmith and daughter Hazel, from Minesota is visiting with her sister, Mrs. J. W.

Chapman this week. Miss Alice and Arlene Reynolds, who has been in different parts of Colorado and absent from us for nearly two years is home visiting and will visit other relatives and friends dur ing their vacation. A piano tuner of the Jacobs House of Fort Wayne, called at the homes of Rosa Brown, Mrs.j. W. Chapman and Mrs.

Joe Barkley Mon day and tuned their pianos, and Mrs. Barkley's pianola. Mr. Ivan Webster -fs still engaged at Lake George. Mrs, Samuel and Mrs.

Cloyd ster were guests of Mrs. John Wana-maker last Friday. She is suffering with her knee and ankle. Mrs. Donald Wass and Lucy; Need were business callers Fort Wayne Wednesday of last week.

Music Web- Mrs. Charles Need called on her grandmother, Mrs. Jno. Wanamaker, last Friday and. swept and dusted for her as she cannot do very much on account of her illness.

At their home, one-half mile south of town on the McArdle county road, Mrs. Gilbert Shaffer pleasingly entertained the Ladies' Aid of the St. Mark's Lutheran church last Thursday afternoon. There was quite a large attendance, those from town being, conveyed to the Shaffer home by means of autos. A most pleasant time was enjoyed by all who participated.

Refreshments were served by the hostess. When driving into Fort Wayne auto drivers are warned to be careful, as the city officials are rigidly enforcing-the ordinances as to speeding, parking and stop on on or cross-ing'certain boulevards and streets. All are designated by signals and signs. In one day there were over one hundred cases before the police court. Randall Sprague, iged 96, a we go to press, is lying at the verge of death's summons at the home of his son, Charles, mile south of town; His Jess pf Fos-toria, Ohio, is at the bedside.

B0B0 CIRCUIT M. E. Announcements for Sunday services as follows: Mt. Tabor 9:30 a. m.

Sunday School. p. m. Preaching. Clark's Chapel 9:00 a.

m. Preaching. 100:00 a. m. Sunday School.

Wood and 9:30 a. m. Sunday School. 11:00 a. m.

Preaching. L. G. MURRAY, Pastor. was born to Mr.

and Mrs. David Marquardt, at their west end residence on Washington a pouncing big baby boy, about the mid dle of the past week. Davie and wife are rejoicing- over the event and both mother and babe are getting along nicely. Harry Battenberg, who has been confined to his. bed at his farm rest dence in-Madison township, four miles south of town for a month past, has recovered sufficiently to enable him to be up and around again, and was in town Tuesday.

His appearance and greatly reduced weight indicates that he experience'd quite a severe siege. His many friends are pleased to greet him about once more. Miss Rose Murphy, of Fort Wayne, attended the funeral of Mrs. Favery held here Tuesday at St. Rose Catholic church.

Miss Murphy resided here many years in the early days of our town. "Nick" Long, a barber of Fort Wayne, visited his father, Attorney John Long, of Barnhart street, his sis ters, other relatives and friends, here Monday and Tuesday. The residence of Edward Boyer, on Allen street, was repainted the past week, the work being executed in a very creditable manner by Gilbert Shaffer, assisted by Joseph Boyer, who is not an expert in the line of spreading paint, however, he is quite an adept in the art. It is reported that John Knox has purchased of Charles Parnin, a thir-teen-acre tract of land located on the Lincoln Highway, near the former, town of Townley. Oliver Martin, conductor on the city line of the Fort Wayne street car system, with residence in Fort Wayne, visited his brother Burt and family at their country home northeast of.

Monroeville, and other, relatives the fore part, of this week. The Flatrock German Lutheran church in Madisoa -township, and the Fuelling German Lutheran church, located in Adams county, southwest of here, held their annual church and Sunday school picnic, Sunday last and there was a large attendance and all were having a good royal time until the heavy rain storm appeared, which caused a general hustle and bustle for their homes. Local, ice cream dealer, Herman, furnished the ice cream for both occasions. John Neadstine is having the appearance of his residence on West South street brightened up with two new coats of paint. The work is be-, ing executed by Charles Gibson, who is quite an expert, and is using Hoosier paint.

G. E. Spake, wife and daughter Louise, motored to Lake George, Saturday and spent Sunday at the C. A. Nill cottage, with C.

A. Nill and daughter Mrs. Maud Griffith, who are spending the summer at the lake, and Elmer reports that Mr. Nill's health is greatly improved, with an indication of rapid recovery. Our Ao FOUND WANTED Men or women to take orders for genuine guaranteed hosiery for men, women and children.

Eliminate darning. Salary $75 a week full time, $1.50 an hour spare time. Beautiful string line. International Stocking Mills, Norristown, Pa. TOR SALE: Two building lots, good location, near the Interurban depot.

Aill sell at reasonable price. Enquire this office. FOR SALE: Choice Chester-White male pigs. Price $12.00. 1 Enquire of Bert Marquardt, phone 139, Route 2, Monroeville, Ind.

6-12-4t FOR SALE: One hay loader, 1 side delivery hay rake, good as new; reasonable prise. Inquire of Walter Need, phone No. 157. PAINTING: Any person desiring painting in the way of insfde or outside work to your residence, or other buildings, or painting of any kind. Work guaranteed and satisfaction given.

Call this office or Taylor Waterman's meat market- William Black. 6-18-lm SupsriorBr1 The Superior Baking Co. "maae wira iviuu vV ead i It pays to be particular about the quality of the materials that go into every loaf of SUPERIOR BREAD '-because particular people every where demand it. Your grocer get it Fresh Daily. JUNE 021 SUPERIOR iEAKLW, ca Orerlaad is tfac'oaly touring car with sfidiBg cear tramamiasioa, priced under $500, a.

h. Talede. vv sat j- (DldDsedCar tath Doors front and Rearj ONLY $160 more than the Overland touring car die Overland Coupe-Sedan the. world's foremost dosed car Value. All the unique exclusive features of a coupe and a sedan in one! Removableear seat gives big loading space lor anything and everything.

Seats adjust backward and forward. Seats also make into a fall-size bed in the car--great for; camping. Easy riding patented springs -big power ireliabiHty recc-breaking economy. Come in and see it. Kmoim G.

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