The Huntington Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 3

At the parsonage FHONB Sorosia, The trtfetabers of the Indiana So 'rosla were', entertained at the home of Mrs J. W. Morrison 'on East Market street afternoon. Dur 'ing tha Safternooa, Mrs. D.

A Purvl aace "reading on "Grandfather Clock," and a very, 'interesting taDcr on "Dress of Our' was given by "Mrs H. H. Arnold A round mule1 discussion on Clocki Other proved to be very interesting. (vThe members brought relics which were' on display during the meeting. Mrs Wallace Fields will, be 1 hostess at the ntepct meeting, which will be held in two weeks ''at her home on Foplar atreet gfrtertaln Teachers In he teachers of the grade sXhoSS In Huntington a series of infoUaaPSea parties ha 'been ar physical dSSrtor' of the high sSbe which will be held at her home on Tipton street.

Monday evenink the teachers of the first and second grades we her, guests, Tuesday evening the third and i fourth and evening the i teachers 'of the fifth and sixth gradlfji will be guests. Miss Grays is planning. to entertain the Jun lor high school teachers, next exact date (will be announced Birthday Dinner. I In honor of the forty ninth anni versary of Mrs. Close um ber of her friends were Invited to her home' Sunday.

A eticltnis' 'din ner waa served and covers were for Mr. and Mrs. Brann, Mr Mrs. "William Brann and son and. Mra, Anna Branny Ruble Ellis.

of thb First be "ore Phone 1204. Christian church the 'marriage of Miss Helen Ellis and Charles W. lUble, both of Logansport, took place Monday morning at 10 o'clock The Rev. Etter officiated at the cVreroony. Mr.

and Mrs. Roes Gill attended the couple. Following the ceremony a driner was served at the Gill home where the eouie.wlll be guests fda few days. Mrs. Gill is an aunt of the bridegroom.

Mr. Ruble is supervisor at the hospital at Logans IWw MHllsn The marriage of iMlss Cora Buz tard, 'iiaahter of George W. Buz cunt unil JiunAfl Mullen. son of 'Mullen, both of Wbjren, was VMW o'clock at tba Central Christian church parsonage. The Rev.

E. W. Cole performed the cereiflony. They were' attended by Mrs. Xena Schem Eerhorn, lof Warren, and Carl Coover.

Mr; and Mrs. Mullen will go taVhouaekeeplnk in Warren. iBon. To Ctub. Miss Inez IIahiJJy will be hos tea to 'the Bon Ton club heir hflme street Thuratay evening, fe "itW laurel Class PostpnejL'K Th meetine of the Laurel class of the First Christian church which! was' to have been held Tuesday evening at the home)of Miss Helen Hil yard haii "been postponed until Tuesday, evening, April 5.

'w't Loyal Daughters. Mrs. Emery (Chesterman 'will entertain the members of the Royal Paughtera of the First Christian churjch at her home at 1103 WlUiam etreet Thursday afternoon. I I Lade s' BiblVCIav The Ladies' Bible' class of the Presbyterian church wilK me Wwith Mrs. p.

F. BlUter on William Street Thursday afternoon at y'v Present Day The members of the Present Day club will be entertained et the home of Mrs. Charles Cutshair on Poplar street Thursday afternoon. The W. M.

S. of the First; Brethren "Will meet with Mrs Charles Trammel at 611 Webster street1 Thursday afternoon; i v. i t. a I. A.

to efljL.vtr The regular meeting' of the. G. I. A. to B.

of L. E. will be held Wednesday afternoon at w. m. The M.

S. of the Central.Chrls tian'Church "will meet at' Uie, home of Mrs. 'Morgan Long at 331 Bast 'Tinton Btreet Friday afternoon at 2:30 O'clock. Sawing Circle. Stewing Circle of the.Luth leran church will meet Thursday afternoon in the.

church hall on North Lafontaine street L. .8. HEASTON PllmoS'and PHONbCHRAPHS ICECJLIANrPLAYERS BhrUriBuah'A: Berts, Phone ft. Market St. Vv.

f' III Trl Kappas. The members of the Trl Kappa sorority weft entertained 'at tlio home of Mrs. Donald 1 hotnburgh on West Park Drive Monday evening. Installation of officers took' place at the meeting and Mini Helen Gelzleichter, (Mrs. Cameron Griffith and Mrs.

Arthur iSayler were pledged Trl Kappas. The next meet ing wilt be held at the home of Miss iseute van Antwerp on'istna avenue In two weeks. Confer Degree. Fifty nine members of the Wa denla No, 361 of Una Pocahontas lodge chartered a special car to Lagro Monday evening, where they conducted the initiation of three Later inr3bejrre nlng a large banquet was held whjch was followed by a social evenlnjCT o. ciub.

The members, of J. Club will be tWjbome of Mr. sand Mrs. W. T.

Whitest their home on Mayne street Sunday evening. Mrs R. B. dark will go to Hammond Wednesday to vlsdt friends. Mrs.

Earl Kiser is ill at her home on Cherry street For your Lenten Menu Freih, creamy Cottage Cheese every day at Collins Ice Cream Factory, W. State street, 15c pint, 25d, quart Why pay more? J5 t8 Mrs. Albert Stahl spent Tuesday in Tort waype. Child age eight continues talking for 212 hours. A wonderful story in the Sunday Examiner.

Order now to 41 t3 John North Man chester waa in Hrintington Monday on business Humbert, Victor Rltenour, Waldron Furste and Harley Brlggs will attend tho basket ball game in Fort Wayne Tuesday evening. Immediate delivery, of lump coke if you order now: Huntington Light Fuel Company. H. S. Jeffreys has returned undlanapolls where he attended, a national, oonventlon of Ufa insur ftnee agents.

Mrs. Frank Happy' will leave "Wed nesday for Chicago to tspend a few days visiting 'her daughters. Mr. and Mrs. John First went to Columbia City Monday.

1 HUNTINGTON THEATRE TONIGHT and TOMORROW KEITH VAUDEVILLE BIG PICTURES At 2:30, 7:15 anij9 Gouverneiir Morris 'The Penalty' With Lon Chaney, late star of Miracle. in the leading AD JE The, Perfect Physical Culture Casson Kirke Go. Bits of Musical Comedy All Matinee Seats Nights 20c. 25c and 35c THEATRE Mat 15c. Night 15c.25c FINE WATCH fREPAJRING Good Assortment of Watches and Watch Chains' H.

W. HICKS Jeweler Over McCaffrey's Grocery 3 THE HUOTIGTbN HERAI4 The Marjory Elyln, Loule BickteandTElla 'HughesT have rer turned from Chicago where thy spent pie week end. I Ernest Lehman of Salamonie avenue Is ill. Tony Cocklln of Michigan is a business caller in Huntington or a few days. Mrs.

Lela Baxter of was in Huntington Tuesday on busi hesa Miss Claire Brinneman Is visiting heveister, Mrs. Blain Irick, in And edson, for a few days. We will deliver lump coke immediately if you order now. The Hunt ington Light and Fuel. Co.

34 tf WOllam Cornier of Lagro was In Huntington Monday on business. Erncet Crum Valance Slater of Warren spent a few hours in Huntington Monday enroute to Flint, Mlchl Mrs. Brcee Pltser ts ill at her home on Joe street. Order enough coke for the mainder of the winter. Immediate dbliveryv.

The Huntington Light Fuol Company. 34 tf Paul Fisher of Toledo, Ohio, spent Tuesday in Huntington "on business. Mrs. (Arthur iChenoweth of East Market street underwent an operation Monday at the Huntington hospital i WT fi. Smith spent 'Monday evening in "Fort Wayne.

All Mils for Aft. rtertrtr light and electric power, are now dus and should be paid at the office of ths Huntlnaton Light Fuel company oo or before the 15th. The office will be open on the evenings of the 14th and 15th. Mrs. J.

F. Bippue, left Monday for an extended visit 'in California. Cornelius Kauff of Fort Wjiyne spent Sunday in Huntington visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kauff, of East Tipton 'street Harvey Todd of Lagro was in Huntington yesterday.

Don't overlook toll during Lent Freeh Cottage Cheese made wUh cream every day at Collins Ice Cream Factory, W. State street 15c pint, 25o quart Why pay more? 35 tS Telephone rent for March is now duo and payable at the office of Indiana Bell Telephone Company. 40 East Franklin street, on or before the 10th. John Renner of Wabash, spent Tuesday in Huntington. taBstMssMW JL Telephone' rent for March is Ifcw due and payabre at the offlce of The Indiana Bell Telephone 40 East Franklin street on or before ths 10th.

Gain weight Steady your nerves. Enrich your blood Let Bltro Phosphatt help to renew your youthful energy and bring glow of health to your cheeks. Positively guaranteed. Obtainable at Bradley Bros, drug store. tee.

AdV. (O adv A New fork woman says: "I have used Parisian Sage only two weeks but my hair has wonderfully increased in beauty, seems much heavier, and Is entirely free of dandruff." Bradley Bros, sell It with money back guaran TO LHTE TO CtASSiFY LISTEN College park Building Loan Association can help SPECIAL'' SALE Men's Handkerchiefs Regular 10c value 1 doaen for Bleached Musliri Special quality, 36 inch bleached muslin, 8 yds, Wednesday 1 for Light Colored Outing Heavy weight Outing, light col or, stripes and checks 7 yards for i 1 fi $1 Ladies' Union Suits (. Summer weight Union Suits, loose knee, 65c value 2 for Curtain Nets Choice of all $1.50 Curtain 1 1 Nets, Wednesdaythe yd vl Turkish Towels yOne lot fancy batli towels in colors. Wednesday: fci nrice.3for vl Patmolive Soap 13 bars $1.00 ft you build a hme in Cllege Park. is nn.

Inftotf An ClnnA watar at us maUa an estimate for you. J. J. Roblnett Ubeo. Phone 403.1 5.

44 6t fXR RENT Two, modern furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 47 Frederick St 44 Ct FOR' RENT Two modern rooms. Phone 2169 entail at 436 White lock. 44 6t FOR SALE Regis fed tJersey cow; will be fresh soon. Henry L.

Oapp, Huntington, Route 9. Luther phone. 44 tf FOR" SALE 10 20 Mogul Tractor with 2 14 in bottom plows, in good condition. Inquire 'at Erie Drug Store. 44 5t FOR SALE Thoroughly modern brick residence, close in.

South Side, 9 rooms and bath, good cellar, first class furnace Can be used as double apartment If necea sary Can be bought $1,000 cheaper than last September. Phone 1877. 44 6t YOU NEED us every move you make! We do Local and Long Distance hauling. Wb haul anything anywhere 'any time. Prices Reasonable.

Satisfaction guaranteed. ORR Trucking Co. Phono 1333. Office South Side Feed Barn. NOTICE Plumbing and repairing shop, 36 S.

Jefferson St 'Residence phone J. A. Payne. I 44 6t PUBLIC SALE! TUESDAY, MARCH BEGINNING AT 10:30 1921 One horse seven years, 1 red cow nine years old, will be fresh soon; 1 horthorn cow four years old, fresh; 1 part Holstein cow five years old, giving good flow of milk; 1 red cow four years old. will be fresh in Anril: 1 Guernsey fresh, four years old, giving milk; 1 half Guernsey three years old, giving milk; 3 Shorthorn heifers two years.

be fresh soon: 5 vearl Stt pte catves; 1 yearling bulL" These are. good ones; 4 veal calves. from Tonight and Wednesday The Big Super Special Also Topics of the Day Admission '7 nuua iu neaa or nogs, i sow witn pigs Dy siae. two sows DTea lor June, 45 head of shoats weighing from 75 to 100 lbs; 2 male hogs, 1 two years old. one six months These are all Duroc hogs.

i4 head. of sheep; 25 ewes bred for of yearling eweS ppcK. ai HAY AND GRAIN 8 tons mixed hay, 600 bushels good corn; 700 bushels good seed oats, 4 bushels clover seed. THE POHLER ESTATE The Pohler estate and Peting on Gottlieb Pohler farm 4 miles west of Huntington along traction' line. One mile north and one mile east of Andrews TERMS OF SALE Will be told day of sale.

Lunch served on ground. GARL RUDICEL, Auctioneer ED STOUDER, Clerk ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiliiiililll BIG AUDIEKGE HEARS CHIEF STROIIUT A large audience heard Chief Strongheart the Indian actor and lecturer, who appeared Monday evening at the' high school auditorium as a number of the Lyceum course. Strong heart is a full blooded American Indian, having been 'born thirty seven years ago In the Yakima Valley. He FEATURES FOR WEDNESDAY Ladies Umbrellas Limited number of Ladies 1 blacl Umbrellas. Choice 4 Long Cloth Fine quality long cloth, soft fin ish, 36 inches wide 6 yards for Silkoline appeared in full dress costume of a chleI wWehddedUjucqta picturesque to.

hia words as he portrayed ths customs and ceremonies of his people. He spoke very clearly of the life and soul of his people in such a way aa best revealed their nobility, patience, inherent goodness, traditions, faith and sufferings. Strongheart explained that he was spending his life in a work that would tend to bring about a better understanding between the white man and $1 Special Percale 36 inches wide in fine qual 1 ity Percale6 yds or ijj Baby Blankets Pink or blue Blankets, good weight, special for Wed 1 nesday," 2 for Choice of a wide range of pat terns in 36 inch Silkoline Wednesday, 4 yards WWFloorMops 7 Dustless Floor Mops, chemically treated, requires no t1 oil. A $150 value for 1 A 15 MOT A his people. He portrayed the life of the Indian from the cradle to the grave andof thr dTnenclietweeii the older Indian and lha Indian lot today.

He told of the early teaching; of the molding of the character and of the great life preblems. i Tuesday evening Glenn a noted lecturer, recently elected editor of the Century magazine, will appear at the high school auditorium. Monday, March 7, the Sam Lewis com pany will be at the high school aa the last on the Lyceum entertainment course. iiniiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IWST MECEtEWi A Small Shipment of Hoover Suction Sweepers Special Model 105 Special Price $55.55 Tw I llllllllll DICK'S Dollar Day WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 IRON GLAD HOSE FOR BOYS Lot No. 18 and 28.

Good medium weight, fine cottca yarn; heavy reinforced foot. Guaranteed satisfactory wear. Black only, all sizes 3 pair for $1. 1 Dozen Children's Fine Gauze Cotton Hose in white and a few black. Sizes 5 to '2.

4 pair for $1 SOFT COLLARS 4 Styles in Soft Collars. Regular 25c values CANVAS GLOVES 12 pair for $1 FINE GAUGE LISLE HOSE All colors, reinforced toe and heel Good Clothes ONLY AT ARNOLDS. Ladies' Hose Black, brown, navy, white ana cordovan, fibre silk Hose 1 the pair Ladies' Handkerchiefs White or colored embroid 1 ery corner. 19c value, 6 for. Infant's Shirts Regular 59c and 69c baby shirts in the Wednesday sale 2 for Hair Bow Ribbon 2 yards for Terry Cloth $1 Flowered and Fancy Stripe hair bow Ribbon CI The popular drapery fabric, yellow, rose and blue, $135 1 and $150 quality Cork Linoleum If 4 yd wide Cork Linoleum, burlap back, heaviest, quality, i ci CA a.

rA reguuiriy oi 25c Tpweling 5 yards for $1.00 5.