Daily News-Democrat from Huntington, Indiana • Page 5

() ss iS THE LAST DAY OF THE Bid HALVES i I "Bust Cash Store" Is astern our Big Store each day In we are selling for cash only these radical prices: 1a le 1c 1c 1c 1c 1c Needles per 1c. 1c 1c tc 1c i AIT. DON'T This Big Harvest Sale of the lshing. Hundreds of, people throng search of bargains. The fact that places us In position to name 1 box Matches 2 Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs.

Good Pins, 2 paper Sixty Inch Tape Line ,7. Corset Lacers, 2 Black or White. Cotton Carpet Tacks, per box Fine Tempered Steele Sewing Black Jap Hair Pln 3 paper I Flat Iron Wax; with handle, Safety Pins, 1 doz. on card 2 pairs Shot Laces I1WM WIIW JtWf V. 1 box Mourning Pips 7.

Hundreds of otherlartiotes You can't fall to save' money are the acknowledged headquarters Sale Is the acknowledge Merchandise each year. you can eee tne customers of goods, smiles on their faces The above prices but hint through our big stock. Preparations merchandise but at the rate at shelves cannot tell how long you' to attend this sale before thousands of dollars worth of time, it is no wonder that some therefore tarry, but meet us face 1c 1o by trading at our. store. We In Huntington.

Our Harvest event of Huntington "walking away with arm loads and contentment. of your chances to save all have been amply made for which the goods are leaving our the goods will last We advise too late. When hundreds, yes goods leave our shelves in a short stocks will be broken. Don't to face tomorrow. TheJohnStrodelCo.

4 A THE NEWSDEMOCRAT. FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1908. INDIANA WEATHER. Special to News Democrat. Chicago, Aug.

21. Generally. fair to night and Saturday. Warmer tonight. ABOUTTOWNr Ask your grocer Tor pride of Hunt ington 90tf Miss Hilda Becker spent Thursday with Ft.

Wayne friends. Go with the crowd to the Volunteer Organist matinee tomorrow. Some new repairs are being made on the Mt Etna school building preparatory to the opening of the approaching term. Miss Bernlce Bipus has returned to her home in this city after visiting for a short time with friends and relatives In Davenport, la. Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Giltner who attended the soldiers' reunion at Akron several days ago, stopped oft with friends in this city Thursday before returning" to "their home in Mt. Etna.

Do You Want a ers? If You do go to Marx's 0 SALE 8 BUY Markle where. flour has friends every v4J8t6 Miss Anna spent Thursday evening with relatives, at Maqon. Volunteer Organist Tnatinee tomorrow; prices 15, 25, 35 and 50 cents, McCrum has been' principal of the Mt. Etna high school Russ Bleaching Blue makes clothes whiter than snow. Delights the laun dress.

All grocers'; 118t6 Frank Townsend went to Lima, enjoy areunionwlth members of the family, To settle an estate have two fine farms In Jackson township 'for sale. Call and see me. STi Sayleri i 127eodtf George Annan of Chicago is visiting in this city for a short time as the guest of the Thomas Annanfamlly. J. H.

Lyons, piano tuning, repairing of all etringed instruments a special ty. Phone 129. Fifteen years expe rieuce. seyou W. D.

Brown has been granted a va cation from his duties at the C. A. Brown meat market on East State street and will spend next week with his family as guests of friends and rel atives In Ft Wayne. Pair of Trous 1 This is trouser week and we're going to make them move mighty lively. All our fine $6.00 all wool $5.00 fine worsted trous ers in neat gray stfipes and dark patterns', sale' price $3.85 $4.00 French black wor steds, both Hfcft medium weights, sailor waist band, sale price $2.85 $3.00 grades in both plain or cuff bottoms, an excellent to select from, sale price $1.95 $2 grade.

neat casslmeres' $1 15 $1.00 qualities go for 69c i These prices for this week only. SONS! A t. Leave orders with Lewis? Shlnkle for plckles. "r'T 12016 Volunteer Organist matinee tomor row, children 15 Ira Gump of Covington, Ohio, is vis iting in this city with Rev. I.

B. Wlke. M. W. Hubbell, tin roofing and spouting, 8 Frederick street, phone 990,, 78t78 Miss Eva Mattern of Wabash is vis iting in this city with friends and relatives." For light bread and good pastries, use Pride of Huntington Flour.

All dealers. 90tf Miss Anna Lamb of Delphi Is visit ing for a few days with Miss Loretta King In this city. Let the children go to a real mati nee tomorrow and see the Volunteer Organist Daniel Alberts o( Kosciusko county is visiting for a few days with business friends in the city. Old Kentucky Bourbon from the mountains of Kentucky for sale at Lime City saloon. 73t78 Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Lehman will leave Saturday morning for Chicago where they will visit for a few days. A good story bears repeating. Use Russ Bleaching Blue. Good grocers sell it Refuse imitations.

118t6 Miss Mary Doub went to North Manchester 'Thursday to spend a short time. visiting with friends and relatives. Mrs. Haller, the milliner, has been fortunate In securing the local agency for Stoll's Flat Iron Shoe. See her.

121t2 Thursday a dog belonging to T. G. Williams of North Byron street attack ed and bit a mall carrier with the result that prosecution may follow for violation of the muzzling ordinance. $2.75 buys a pair of Dan Walmer's Stloh Down shoes, the best and only hand sewed stltchdowns at any price. Shop 2 doors west of Drover's bakery.

60t78 On Tuesday a deal was consumated whereby D. L. WItherow became the owner of the old Bergoff property on the corner of First arid High streets. This is the property jome tlmeago occupied by C. L.

Regedanz. Hereafk er It will be osed' by' Beye Bros. In conducting their commission business. Roanoke Review. Members of St.

Catherine church will hold a picnic In Mrs. Baker's grove In Nix Settlement. Whitley county, Indiana, on Wednesday, Aug. 26, 1908. I.

E. Mahoney of this city left yes terday to take a position In an auto mobile garage at Huntington, where he will move his family the first, of September. Mr. Mahoney has long been a resident of this cltyrwhere he was employed in the Big Four shops. He will purchase a half interest In the garage, which is one of the larg est in Huntington, and as he has made a special study of automobile machin ery he will undoubtedly make a suc cess of the venture.

Wabash Plain Dealer. The Progressive Brethren Harvest meeting will be held in Ed Gray's grove, near Mardenls Saturday, Aug gust 22. Cars will, stop in front of the grove. On Tuesday Joseph Mickley's son Dale, was kicked in the stomach by horse as he was playing in the barn yard at the Smith Young place east of town. The little fellow had for several days been visiting at the Young home and on the day of the accident was playing around one of the horses.

The animal was very gentle and was only restless as a result or being tormented by mes tnat made It kick. The child was pretty sick Tuesday night as a result of the injury but on Wednesday was able to be ta ken home by Mr. Mlckley. Roanoke Review. For Said Farms from the smallest and cheapest to the largest and best In the country.

City property from the cheapest to the most modern in the city. A large list of vacant lots desJrably located. We represent eleven of the very best of Are insur ance companies as found anywhere, and the oldest and strongest life insur ance company In the world. Call and see us at No. 47 Warren street, Hunt ington, Ind.

Bucher Heaston. 119tf Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Bowen, who have been visiting Mr, and Mrs, Mort McAfee and other relatives in this city 'returned to their home In Huntington this morning. Mrs. Peter Conrad Miss Dora Stover of Huntington arrived this morning a shortvisli with Mrs. Elizabeth Stover of this city. W.

A. High, who was formerly a resident of Bluffton but now lives at Huntington has dis posed of his 'Interest in the Hunting ton Morning Times. He is now de voting all his time to compiling coun ty histories In the state. Will was a candidate for the nomination of coun ty auditor on the republican ticket two years ago but was defeated. He will be a candidate two years hence with a good prospect ot getting the nomination.

Here's hoping that he may knock the plumb. Bluffton News. W. 8. Paul made business trip to Ft.

Wayne today, J. Dllle of Andrews made i business trip to this city Floyd Johnson of Chicago Is visiting with friends In this city. W. S. Morrison of Ohio, is visiting in this city as the gueat of friends.

Will Tillman has returned from her visit with relatives in Indianapolis and Anderson. Dr. and Mrs. Bechtol of Marlon spent the day with friend and rela tives in this city. Mrs.

Joseph Simons of west Matilda street is suffering from a severe attack of dysentery. Mrs. David Fiirste went to Markle today to visit with her son, J. E. Furste and family.

Tom Ewlng is attending the meeting ot the Tinner's Association being held In Chicago this week. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bollnger returned this afternoon from their week's stay at Winona. Miss Lulu Coolman will return to her home In this city Sunday after spending her vacation, Attorney W.

A. Branyah' went to Abolte Thursday afternoon to transact some business Miss Laura Bogner of Ft. Wayne is visiting wiith relatives In this city. She will stay about a week. Miss Maude Grove will leave this evening for her home" in Wabash, where she will remain over Sunday.

Miss Hettle Garner will leave in the morning for Columbia. City, where she will visit with relatives over Sunday. P. T. Goodwin of New OrleanB arrived in the city today to transact bus iness in the interest of a southern firm.

Miss Mabel Holmes will go to Toledo this evening to spend Sunday and Monday as the guest of her parents. Miss Ruby Walmer will leave Saturday evening for Wabash, where he will visit for several days with rela tlesv. Miss Katherine Bell of Tipton street who has been spending her vacation at Brookston. has returned to her home. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Anson of Grays ton avenue are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bump west of the city. Miss Grace Kalb returned to her home in this city Thursday after at tending school at Winona for several months.

John McGourty made a business trip to Logansport today in the inter est of his new grocery on East Wash ington street E. S. Rlttenhouse of Liberty' Mills and Miss Llla Randall of Cadallac, were the guests of C. N. Martin during Thursday.

Mr, and Mrs. M. L. Cook will leave Saturday for Spencervllle, Ohio, where they wlll make a shortvisit with the Bowers family. W.

A.Badger hasjetunjed Johis duties with the United Express com pany In this city after visiting with friends and relatives at Anderson. Mrs. Charles McGrew left Thursday evening for Northport where she will visit for some time with friends. Mr. McGrew preceded her by a week.

Miss Anna Van Holten will arrive in the city this evenlngrto visit her parents. She makes her home In Chicago, and her visit! lr looked forward to Vith much pleasure. This morning Mrs. J. H.

Hollette arrived In the city from Polk township, where she had attended at the bedside of her mother for several days. The aged lady ls now slowly improv ing. John Mfhton returned this morning from his recent trip to Texas where he was looking over the lands that have been heralded so much during the past few years. He states that the land Is all that is has been noted for and is greatly pleased with the outlook. For the second time this season a Huntington audience was permitted to behold the magic Bpectacle of a circus, though at the performance to day there were not so many wild anl mala and fewer tricks were displayed.

It was given in the yard at the C. A. Tolan residence on Guilford street. Thursday afternoon the work of lay ing the new crossings, on. Jefferson street at the Wabash railway was completed Vnd though.

It Is not as smooth as It might, still it will make It a great deal better than it was. For some days a force of men have been at work fixing up the low place. Boswell Brown of East State street has been suffering for from a peculiar affliction of the which, deprives him of its use. It Is supposed that It was poisoned during a recent visit he made to the country through contact with some obnoxious weeds. The young fellow is a son of Mr.

and Mrs. C. Brown. Society I I TTTl AMUSEMENTS AT PARK. Thursday evening about twenty young' people of this city went to Mardenls, where they participated in the festivities at Zlntsmaster park.

Dancing was indulged In by all and music was furnished to the merrymakers. Each member of the crowd was to play on the piano for a certain length of time regardless of his or her ability or despite the fact that they had no ability whatever. This feature, as might well be supposed, created much amusement. All were greatly pleased with the place and feel that they would like to have another evening there. The girls furnished the supper for the boys and from their stories, the girls must be great cooks.

8PROWL JEFFREY. Thursday evening Miss Nellie Sprowl and Hugh Jeffrey were united In marriage at the home of the bride's parents in Wayne township in the presence of only a few of their immediate, Rev. El winger of the First Christian church of Andrews performed the ceremony. The young couple left immediately after for their future home in Chicago. Mrs.

Jeffrey is a graduate of the Marlon Normal college and is well known throughout the southern part of the county. Mr. Jeffrey' Is a graduate of the local bus iness university and has taught here for a number of years and will hold a position as instructor in Prof. O. E.

Hawkins' college at Chicago. KELSEY FAMILY REUNION. The Kelsey famlly reunion took place yesterday at Swaldner's grove near Roanoke, and there were 141 guests at dinner. from Day ton, Centerville, Zanesvllle, Richmond, Andrews, Huntington, Ft, Wayne, Rome City, Columbia City and other places were in attendance at the reunion. The following officers were elected: President, F.

W. Kelsey, Ft. Wayne; Secretary, Mrs. Bertha Kelsey Edmunds of Ft. treasurer.

T. Kelsey of Andrews, andTilstoT lan, Capt. William Kelsey of Ft Wayne. The day was spent mainly In telling reminiscences. FOR HER GUEST.

This evening In honor of Miss Lena Stretch of Newcastle, Miss Marie Peden will entertain the members of the Merry Belle crowd at her home on Poplar street. Miss Streach has been visiting at the Peden home for several days and it is complimentary to her that the function is given. Games, music and refreshments will be the feature of theevenlng. 7 WATERMELON PARTY. This evening Miss Blanche Huffman of Third street.

in Warren will enter tain a number of her friends at a watermelon party. The iawn wllLba prettily decorated and the young people will enjoy an excellent time, thoughwarnlngs wIllbeposted that shooting the seeds across tables will not be permitted. SICKAFOOSE The SIckafoose family reunion will be held In the SIckafoose grove, one mile west and one mile north of Luth er, Whitley county on August 29. This Is a very large family and the at tendance usually number between 350 to 600 at each The dinner served is always one of the features. COMPLIMENTARY TO MISS BALL.

Saturday evening in honor of Miss Hattle Ball of Lafayette, the members of the Merry Belle Crowd will be entertained at the home of Miss Myra McCIellarid fifjratlldarstreet The evening will be featured by games, music and refreshments. MAjL ORDER PARTY; Mrs. Sarah Fowerbaugh entertained the members of her Lark In club Thursday afternoon In a very pleasant manner. There were ten ladies present and all declare Mrs. Fowerbaugh an excellent entertainer.

Light refreshments were served. PHI DELTA KAPPA. Staff of was the euest of the members of the Phi Delta Kappa ak the Walter Wagoner home Thursday evening. The boys enjoyed themselves greatly. MERRY BELLE3 MEET.

Thursday evening the members of the Merry Belles met with Miss Agnes Sayler and enjoyed themselves In hon or of her recent return from Winona, Borts returned today noon from an extended visit in Leesburg. Otto Relffert of the city fire depart ment moved today from his old home on Fredericka street and is now locat ed on First street. Dr. and Mrs. Hayden Grayston are expected to return to their' home in this city this evening after visiting for a few days with friends and relay tlves in Detroit.

is 8 H. H. ARNOLD SON FinaUeduction on Ladies White Waists Wc arc determined to close out all Summer Shirt Waists to make room for fall styles. High grade waists as well as the more simple designs are priced regardless of real value. Take advantage of this final reduction price and secure a fine waist at a great saving.

All $.1.50, $2 00 and $2.50 waists, final reduction price 75 Cents. EaJl StyJ In Tallor Made Suits are arrlVlng each day. All who see them declare the styles are the most pleasing ever shown and the range of prices very economical. An early selection means the choice from a wide variety of styles. It H.

Arnold Son Ladies! Wear GroveiV Soft Shoes for Tender Feet ft For tired burning and aching feet 3 have no equal. Grover's, have been making a specialty of soft Shoes X3 for tender feet for forty years. Take no substituted When buying Grover's Shoes or Oxfords look for the word Grover stamped on the bottom of the sole, or for the trade mark as above in the form of a silk label stitched on the lining. We have them. Shoes, Oxfords and Prince Alberts once worn always worn.

GET es 0 0 ii THEM AT HUNTINGTON. 0 guarantee vou 0 ft MS? NEUER EISENHAUER'S AGENTS FOR You can not be too particular in se jj lecting your Drug wants We are just as particular in the selection of, every drug we sell as if it were for use in our own house and we W' would be glad to have you get your DRUG WANTS HERE. We know everything we sell Is the best made. 8 Bradley Bros. 8 41 gSKtf vl Z'J.