The Monroeville Breeze from Monroeville, Indiana • Page 4

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i Pop and Soft Drinks of all Kinds at Oar Soda Fountain. Shoft Orders and Sandwiches at All Times. i 1 Your Patronatre Solicited and Armreciated 5 imnmiimnnnnmnnniiitmi ummuimiui O'Reil-em Thrush, EAGLE13XAD0" (tot (Lalicft 5oubj6ol 32 FT. 17AM HElVS-OTiEL Both Papers, One 50 CONSERVO COOKER Conserves Food, Fuel, Fruits, Vegetables and Tinier Conservo Automatically. No Need to Worry About Guages or Steam.

Is Self Regulating. CLEM HARDWARE CO.y Phone 57. Monroeville, lnd Ra1 1 th. 7 iach to thm Fint Pnc3 mmdm for PENCIL IIa.174 EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK MOTJEOEVIIiliE WEEKLY BREEZE, EIOKHOEVUXE, JKD. Monroeville Breeze J.

D. AND W. ALLEGER, Publishers JOHN D. ALLEGER. Editor W.

R. ALLEGED, Manager Published Weeklr at th. Bree Bid. 1 MONROE! VXL.LB. INDIANA Entered in the poatofflce at Monroeville, Tndlana, a.a second-clasa matter" Subscription In Advance Six t2.00 ii.oo Thursday, Aug 28th, 1924 Semi-Solid Buttermilk lor hogs and laying hens, EQUITY ELEVATOR- I Mrs.

Elizabeth Butland, of Fort Wayne, spent the past week with Mrs. Frank Freese. Miss Mildred Waterman returned home Sunday from Muncie, where she has been attending the Indiana State Normal School. i i Get your Baked Goods, Aug. 30th, of U.B.W.

M. A. at Salway Hardware Store Cyrus Mumma and family, of Sugar Creek, Ohio, were Saturday and Sunday guests of O. P. Lare and family.

They also attended the Mumma re union held at Foster Park, Fort Wayne, Indiana, August 21, 1924. Mrs. Ralph Friedline," of Woodlake, Mrs. J. L.

Friedline and daughter Ferol, were Tuesday guests of Mrs. Nancy Mumma. O. P. Lare and family, Mrs.

Nancy Mumma and Cyrus Mumma and family of Sugar Creek, Ohio, were Sunday afternoon and- evening guests of Ed Ahr and family. Miss Marguerite Waterman returned home Sunday evening from "a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Walter and other relatives and friends at Wapakoneta and Lima, Ohio. 1 W.

E. (best known here as Zip) Sa- i vieo, wife, daughters, Gillea and Nor-j ma, and sons, Harold and Richard, re siding at Wakeman, Ohio, motored, through town Saturday last on their way to Areola, to visit with Mrs. Savieo's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Reynolds and other relatives. Miss Jessie Whitelaw and Miss Marion MacDonald, of Cobourg, On tario, Canada, visited wih Mrs. Jeanette Whitelaw and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freese.

The ladies are sister- in-law and niece of Mrs. Whitelaw and were en route to Louisville, Ky. Mrs. W. E.

Taggart will give a mu sical recital at the Mentzer M. church one. mile south and two miles east of Dixon," Ohio, Friday night, Au gust 29. Mrs. Taggart has- twenty- one' pupils will participate in the entertainment.

Everyone is cordially invited to attend. No charge for When Sick, They Want Mother. A child in pain runs to "Mother" for relief. So do the grown-ups. For sud den or severe pain in stomach and bowels, griping cramps and weakening diarrhoea, Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy has liever been known to fail.

Buy it now. The 101st annual session of Indiana university will open at Bloomington, Sept. 15 with prospects for a heavy increase in enrollment in many departments. The enrollment for the past year totaled 10,512, including 5,106 different students on the campus at Bloomington and Indianapolis and 5,406 in home study courses taught by Indiana university faculty members in more than sixty different cities and towns of the James J. Robinson, graduate of In diana and Harvard universities and former prosecuting attorney of Gibson county, has been named assistant pro fessor of law at Indiana university.

Judge Louis B. Ewbank, of the Indiana supreme court, is also a new ad dition to the I. U. law faculty this year. The stage in front of the Indiana university building at the state fair will take on some of the aspects of a hospital this year.

Children from the Long hospital will be given regu-' lar treatments each day for-curvature of the spine and other physical defects Nurses from the hospital also will give demonstrations in nursing procedure with practical application "to home nursing. Teaching basketball by means of movies is now possible through a film produced at the summer coaching school of Indiana university. Athletic Director Zora G. Clevenger, member of the national basketball rules committee, and Everett S. Dean, new head basketball coaeh at the state university, supervised the production of the film, with members of the Indiana university varsity, runners-up in the Big Ten last year, doing the acting.

Fundamentals of basket shooting, passing, footwork, and team play are shown in such a way that the detailed movement of each man can be pointed out by the coaches. The I. U. extension division had nine bookings -of the film before a print could be obtained and will circulate three prints among high schools and colleges on application during the coming year. The film will be shown for the flrVt time at the state fair exhibit of Indiana university.

Pat O'Riley ar wife, of the Mon-J roeville restaurant, and Crates went to Wabash today to attend the Miller, family reunion. The opening of tie Zulu Roller Skating pavilion last Saturday evening was attended by a large crowd and well patronized. There, was also a large attendance Sunday. Mrs. Morgan Fortney spent Wednesday in Fort Wayne shopping.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Held, of New York City, N. are here for a week visiting her sister, Mrs. C.

J. Turney and husband. Hubert Turney, accompanied by his grandparents, Mr. and T. C.

-Turney, of Fort Wayne, are at Peoria, 111., visiting -uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Turney." Masters Bob and Dick Parnin, of Fort Wayne, are guests of grandpar ents, and of Summit and Forest streets for a few" days this week.

John Knox returned Wednesday from Dayton, Ohio, where he was in attendance at the' grand American Handicap Shooting Tournament held at Dayton the past week. Mrs. Henry Davis, of Railroad street, after an extended visit at Peru, with her brother-in-law, wife and family, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Baker, re-turned home Saturday last.

If all were tax exempt, how would town, county and state governments be maintained. However, taxes should be placed at a far lower eb. than at the present exorbitant rate. It is rapidly growing fad for bobbed hair, not only among girls and young ladies, but middle-aged, married women, and in several cases women whohave passed to the sixties and David Fetters was at Nevada, Ohio. Sunday last visiting his daughter and husband, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy R. Bauser man. During the day the party mo tored through to Cedar Point and en joyed the day. Being a firebug nation is hardly de cent.

The majority of fires are pre ventable. It's time for our country to save propertly that is utterly, fool ishly wasted, that is so wrongfully said to be covered by insurance." Why Not Always Feel Fit? Help those gassy pains in stomach, siuggisn nver, and stop harmful eostiveness with Chamherlaln'o Tablets. Good dts-nntlnn liyer easy regular movements togeth er wun.an enlivening or your mental and physical forces follows' their use. oznaH cost, only Zb9. "Mr.

Ed Taylor and daughter of south of town, and Mrs. Bessie Newman, of Kansas City, formerly Bessie Fields, spent Wednesday at Payne, Ohio, vis iting Mrs. Newman's relatives. Our fist.) mmmm, FOR RENT FOR RENT Two furnished rooms with heat and bath, to teachers or high school students. Mrs.

O. L. Friedline 3t Pd. FOR SALE Semi-Solid Buttermilk for hogs and laying hens. EQUITY ELEVATOR.

Order fertilizer for wheat, nowl Equity Elevator. FOR SALE OR RENT A store building at Dixon, Ohio. Also a good yearling horse colt. Enquire of J. E.

Battenberg, Dixon, Ohio, phone 3, R. 190. 8-14 4t SALE: Two building lots, good location, near the Interurban depot. iVill sell at reasonable price. Enquire this office.

i LADIES MAKE MONEY AT HOME Easy, pleasant sewing on your own machine, whole or spare time: high est possible prices paid; no large in vestment required. For full partic ulars write KENNETH HACKLEY. Drawer-W. Earl Park, Indiana CENTRAL GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET SOUTH STREET West of People's Drug Store. We Have It MEATS WE MAKE ALL OUR OWN SAUSAGE, HEADMEAT AND LARD.

TRY SOME. CIIAS, A. TAYiq AUGUST Seth, 1924. mmmmm 5bp iua 3 TSarn As a Fl Hall's Catarrh Medicine Thoae who are in a "run down" condition will notice that Catarrh bother them much more than when they are in rood health. This fact proves that whilo Catarrh is a local disease, it is.

greatly Influenced by constitutional conditions. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE consists of an Ointment which Quickly Relieves by local application, and the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which assists in improving: the General' Health. Bold by druggists for over 40 Tears. Jt Cheney Toledo, Ohio. Monroeville Equity Union Exchange DEALERS IN Grain.

Hay, Coal and Seeds. Allways on Hand. At Reasonable Prices. -JOHfc CRAB ILL, Manager rrnirr-, Adams Won Fi inancier cane Johtt Adams, second president of the United States, won fame as a financier when be borrowed $2,000,000 from Hoi fie was a firm believer in banking. Every man who hopes to be a success to life bus a bank account Make op your mind to place a certain amount of your business profits or income in the bank, We layite an Inspection of our bankinf methods.

X9ji AT OUR SERVICE. CITY MARKET Meats Our line is of the best nothing but strictly first-class stock is killed and placed on the block in our shop. Try some. BUTTER FRESIJ LARD WE MAKE ALL OUR OWN Sausage TRY SOME F. E.

KLINE Meat Market, Don't Forget We Still Take Subscriptions for the Breeze and Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, Both for $4.00 and HO $4.00 Journal-Gazette Daily Only. pJ.VSU. $5.00 Journal-Gazette Daily and Sunday. FALL WEATHER IS COMING And you will want a NEW RANGE for the Kitchen. We Invite You to See the SOUTH BEND MALLEABLE j- lllllMliilii.iiliiilnl.ill1!: -V SERVICABLE.

DEPHIDA SIIIFFERLY DROTIiERS, Phone 71. Monroevife, Indiana, 3.