Daily News-Democrat from Huntington, Indiana • Page 5

ME NEWS DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1908. INDIANA WEATHER. Special to News Democrat Chicago, April 23 Showers and thunder storms tonight and Friday. ABOUT TOWN.

Ask your grocer for pride of Huntington 90tf After spending a few days as the guest of friends In Warren, Miss Ola Palton has returned to her home in this city. Sixteen of the Best Fire Insurance companies in the world represented by E. E. Allen, Phone or see 285tf Mrs. Dan Volmer underwent an op tratlori at the hospital this morning for relief of abdominal troubles.

Dr. Victor Baccus of Chicago performed the operation. Don't forge your mortgage deduction. Tou should have the affidavit prepared by El. B.

Kelsey, Attorney and abstractor, who has a record of all mortgages. Rooms 7 and 8. Odd Fellows building. 1: I' LACE CURTAIN STRETCHERS 89 CENT8 A special offer In steel saving banks. This steel saying Dan, is worm i.

abk us why we sell It at 35c You will be surprised at our answer. Fanning for fine furniture. 12t26 Peter Schnuer of the Club saloon went fishing Wednesday. Plenty of money to loan. E.

E. Allen. 104tf Mrs. James Renner went to Peru today to attend her sister, who is sick. Call on E.

E. Allen and have your mortgage exemptions made out during March and April. 285t54 Miss Anna Kline wfitf works at the Henry Kline grocery store is off duty today, because of sickness. Her sister, Miss Isabella is taking her place. Piano tuning, repairing of all stringed Instruments a specialty.

J. H. Lyons. Phone 129, successor to Wm. John's.

sep30 Ed Nix, the north side barber, who hns been living in the flat over the Petrle bakery is moving to Mrs. Max Bumgartner's property on North Cherry street E. E. and abstractor, located In the Odd Fellows' building, has record of all mortgages and Till prepare your mortgage exemp tion. William Brann left this morning for Marlon, where ho will prepare the program for his drill this evening.

He will command the jnen In their drill this" evening. OF PRETTY SUITS WILL BE OFFERED WHILE THEY LAST AT PRICES THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU. WE JUST BOUGHT 32 8UITS FROM A MANUFACTURER, WHO WISHED TO UNLOAD THEM IN A BUNCH, AT RE DUCED PRICES. WE BOUGHT THEM CHEAP, AND WE WANT TO SELL THEM QUICK. NOW ('N ORDER TO SHOW YOU HOW MUCH WE ARE ABLE TO 8AVE YOU.WE OFFER 4 8UIT8, LATE8T 8TYLE, WORTH $12, GO AT 5 8UITS, LATEST 8TYLE, WORTH $15, GO AT 69 6 SUITS, LATEST 8TYLE, WORTH $18, GO AT 13.69 7 8UIT8, LATEST 8TYLE, WORTH $20, GO AT 14 98 8 8UIT8, LATEST 8TYLE, WORTH $25, GO AT 98 5 8UIT8, LATEST 8TYLE, WORTH $30, GO AT 22 00 Special Carpet and Lace Curtain Sale Extraordinary ON SALE 6 ROLLS FINE INGRAIN CARPET, ONLY 24 CENTS 3 ROLLS HEAVY WOOL UNION INGRAIN CARPET 40 CENTS 8 ROLLS HEAVY WOOL CARPET, COTTTON CHAIN 49 CENTS 12 ROLLS STRICTLY ALL WOOL EXTRA HEAVY INGRAIN CARPET, POSI TIVELY WORTH 75c, OUR PRICE ..........59 CENTS THESE ARE CASH PRICES WE WANT TO 8HOW YOU WHAT YOU ARE ABLE TO 8AVE BY PAYING CASH.

EXTRAORDINARY LACE CURTAIN SALE. $1.50 LACE CURTAINS, 3'4 YARDS LONG, 54 INCHES WIDE, GO AT ....98 CENTS $2,00 LACE CURTAINS, Stf YARDS LONG, 60 INCHES WIDE, GO AT $1.39 DONT PUT IT OFF1 MAKE A PARTIAL PAYMENT UNTIL YOU ARE READY WE WILL SAVE THEM FOR YOU. THE JOHN STRQBEL BUSY CASH 8TORE. COMPANY Markle flour made of choicest wheat 17t6 M. B.

Scbaefer will attend the Red Men's meeting at Marlon this evening. Expect wall paper cleaning done. Phone 729. House No. 134 First St.

18t6 Mr. and Mrs. S. Cllnger spent the day as guests of the Charles Berkfleld family. For light bread and good pastries, use Pride of Huntington Flour.

All dealers. 80tf Floyd Swihart will spend this evening in Roanoke, as guest of a lady friend. Money to loan; five per cent Interest with privilege of partial payments. E. E.

Allen. Ade Brothers have just completed furnishing five new rooms over their restaurant Do your clothes look yellow? If so use Ru8S bleaching blue. It will make them white as snow. All grocers, 10c. 17t6 Frank Pashong is confined to his borne on East Franklin street on account of sickness.

There is no better medicine for weak stomach, loss of appetite, than Old California port wine. For sale at Lime City Saloon. TIE' LUS.ITANIA A NEW COLLAR it's just out of course we have Both regular and quarter sizes, 1 5c. Two for 25c. NEW SMIRTS A few different ideas than, the average store.

Nobby tans pleated with piped edges. Pretty blues with black stripes White linens either pleated or plain bosoms and many others too numerous to mention. 50c to $2 50. Will be glad to show you. A i Don't Forget That Our Clothes Are as Up to Date as Our Collars Attorney L.

H. Jackman made a business trip to Warren this after noon. Dr. A. H.

Northrup and C. F. Boyd of Markle were in this city on business Wednesday. William Marker, the Erlo brakeman, will spend this evening guest of friends in Bluffton. Miss Grace Berthold of Osslan is vteltlng today in this city, guest of friends and relatives.

All up to date housekeepers use Rubs bleaching blue. It makes clothes clean and sweet as when new. 17t6 Miss Amelia Schepper went to Ft. Wayne this aftertaoon to vjlslt for some time guest of friends. Albert Urschel and Brief MItchel of Blppus transacted business in this city today for Nicholas Windemuth.

Be sure to visit Fannlngs and get his prices before you purchase any new furniture. Prices the lowest. 12eo413t Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garnett of Warren arrived in this city today to visit for some time as the guest of friends pnd relatives.

The town of Roanoke will soon bring suit against Henry Crawford for building a frame structure within the fire limits. After spending a few days with friends and relatives in this city, Miss Marian Dupont has returned to her home in Albion. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Zlntsmaster have begun beautifying their park In Union township by planting many fine torrest shade trees.

Harry Elvln is repidly recovering from the operation she underwent some time ago in a Ft. Wayne hospital and will soon be able to return home. To settle an estate I bave two fine farms in Jackson township for sale. Call and see me. S.

M. Sayler, 127eodtt Charles Drummond is recovering from the effects of a fistula or. some similar ailment and will soon be able to resume his work as a brakeman on the Erie. Have your mortgage exemptions made out at the Jones Abstract company. We have the book and page of every mortgage in Huntington county, 47 Warren street Ernest Gray, a rural mall carrier out of Roanoke, left.

Wednesday for Texas, where be will invest In land though he said little to his friends about his plans for the future. For comfort and wear try a pair of Dan Walmer's "stitch down" shoes, the only hand "stitch downs" now on the market. All sizes kept on hand. Price $2.75. The only place In Huntington they can be gotten is at his shop, two doors west of Drover's bakery on South Side.

311tf The will of the late Adam Welker was probated In the circuit court this afternoon. It was written Nov. 13, 1906, in the presence of John Wil liams and W. H. Civlt as witnesses It provides for the payments of all Indebtedness to the estate and the rest is to be left to his widow.

On her death it will fall to Vincent Welker and Emma Poorman Jointly and equally. TO JUDGE The case of Joseph Waaley vs. El Ion Whaley, to set aside a deed, was assigned to Judge S. E. Cook of Hunt ington to try as special Judge.

Bluff ton Banner. COURT NOTES. James Rose vs. Marion Arford, et. al.

an appeal from commissioners court for. a saloon license, brought here from Huntington county, set for Wednesday, April 29. Bluffton Ban ner. IT IS AN EVEN BREAK BETWEEN TWO TOWNSHIPS County Superintendent Potts finish ed grading the papers of the applicants for a common school diploma In this county this afternoon and is well pleased with the showing made. The results of the examination were sent out to some of pupils Wednesday erenlng and the others will follow this evening.

This was the second examination for the year and Just one more than a hundred applied. Af these marked success was attained by the applicants of Roanoke and War len. In the latter corporation there were eighteen applicants and fulled; in the former all sixteen se cured a diploma. Roanoke Is again the banner school of the county In this respect as Miss Margaret Hackett of that school attained an average scholarship on the last examination of 97 per cent thus rlaclng her easily beyond all her com petitors. This is one of the best grades ever made on an eighth grade examination and the young ladv and ner teacners must ne commended for their work.

The honor fell to Roan oke last year. Besides capturing the first honor Roanoke Is tied with a Huntington student for the second honor with an average scholarship of 95. These are Miss Mabel McNamara of Roanoke, find Mary Terhune, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Terhune of this city.

Ths Great BeautlfUr. There is no beautlfler of complexion, or form, or behavior like the wish to scatter Joy and not pain around us. Emerson. Mrs. Harry E.

Frost or Ft. Wayne Is visiting In this city with relatives ror a rew days. Forrest Allen of Bluffton marla business trip to this cltv todav for tna (j. a. a u.

rauroaa. Mrs. Jacob Frv. mother of Walter Rraselton left the cltv thin momlnir for Texas and Oklahoma. The H.

G. L. Circle met at th home of Mrs. John Renbarger on West State street Wednesday afternoon. After visitlnir hera for a dav Mm John Wright has returned to Danville, where she will make her home In the future.

James Dumbauld. the dravman. is absent from his duties today on account of the illness of one of the, horses he drives. Miss Henrietta Jaxthelmer of Ft. Wayne arrived In the city today to spend a week as guest of Misses Pearl and Grace Cllne.

The case of the state vs. Freel and Young for heavy hauling on the Lan caster road was, by agreement of the attorneys, continued until Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Conrad have re turned from several days visit with friends and relatives in Bluffton.

While there, Mr. Conrad was taken sick and was quite ill for some time. A bankrupt stock arrived in this city late this afternoon and was placed in the Van Antwerp store room, wnere it win be sold at auction, beginning Saturday. The stock consists of general merchandise, and is in the bands of William H. Krleg.

News Democrat "phone No. la 114. Spring Suits that Are Characteristically "WOOLTEX" SUITS. It is an easy matter to Dick out Suits, at sight, after you have learned the "WOOLTEX" Matures. iney are, tlrst, S1YLK, never extreme, yet decidedly new.

Then, QUALITY, as shown in the fine materials. Der fect matching of trimming and lining. lhlrd, WORKMANSHIP; the skirts hang true, the lines of the Jacket are right, the fit and finish are faultless. Our Range of choice styles is so great vou cannot fail to find a style that will be pleasing to you. SPECIAL FOR.

SATURDAY. Tolle du Nord and A. F. C. Ginghams, 10c per yd.

Prints at 4c per yd. in black and white, navy blue and red. 0 0 0 8 0 Oxfords THE Styles of the moment. All leathers Tans, 1 1 latent ualt, vicl and Gun Metal. Largest stock mHuntington to select trom.

Neuer Eisenhauer's I Sale oa Enamel Paint In the following Popular Shades and Colors: Sky Blue Lavender Canary Silk Green 677 Pearl Gray Rose Raman Yellow Willow Green Flesh IvnfV. HnlHpn Rrnwn Mark Ii VIWIUVH VI Willi uiuvit Shell Pink Pale Yellow Turkev Red White Reg. Price gal. $1.75, now $1.40 Reg. Pric2 14 gal.

60c, now 38c 1 2 90c, 70c Pt. 35c, 23c The Best Paint Obtalnablei for Interior Work of All Kinds. 0.