The Huntington Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 7

ii 1, 1S1L The John Strode! Co. INCORPORATED The January sale being over, we are naming special prices throughout our store on such goods as Cloaks, Suits, Wool Dress Goods, Underwear, Hosiery, Blankets, Outing Flannel, and in fact all winter goods. That special lot of Ladies' Coats Is attracting wide spread in terest and attention; no wonder when we price them No use going without a Coat when we offer Ladies' Coats of values Including those that formerly sold at flO, fancy colors, novelties and blacks; priced now, so long as the supply lasts, at Our Children's Bearskin Coats, valued as high as $2.50, are teing offered at less than half off, priced now at 1.19 An Extraordinary Offer. Next Saturday Only. Special Sale.

Get some of these bargains at all hazards 16 yards good heavy Unbleached Muslin, worth, per 7ttc, for Large pieces Blue and White Mottled Enamel Ware, some of these pieces are worth as high as 75c; they go in this sale at Special Offer. 6 Ironstone China Cups and Saucers or Plates, worth 8c each; get some of these before too late; set of 6 .29 Good quality of Parlor Brooms, this price will bust the trust; one to a customer .28 Visit our Grocery Department for bargains. There they will help you solve the high cost of living problem. Visit the Busy Cash Store. Always Something Doing.

New Spring Suits Arrived You Ilecd LToaey. WE LEITD IT 15 AFT AMOUNT UP TO $100. Ton can borrow what money yon need on your household goods, pianos, horses, wagons, fixtures, without removal. You can have from one to twelve months time in which to pay It back. Our contracts are simple and all transactions are clean cut and private.

72c per week for 50 weeks pays a $30 loan. All amounts In proportion. you need money, fill out the following blank, cut It out and mall It to us. Our agent Is In Huntington every Thursday. Name Address St No Amount Wanted Kind of Security Sellable.

Private. Fort Wayne Loan Co. Established 1896. Room 2, 2nd Floor, 708 Calhoun St Home phone 833. FORT INDIANA.

The lis: Campaign is now on 'in full blast It Is desired that every man, woman and child In the city should take an active part in this all important question. This Is a question that the ladles are Just as much Interested In as the gentlemen, In fact more so. Commencing with the publishing of this article and continuing thereafter, we will sell to all who are Interested In quality and price our "Star Brand" butter. Guaranteed to be always fresh and pure. Our price now is 27c Watch this space for premium list Collins jcSCrcan Today The 191 STRODE! CO, INC IIOIITICGTOII THEATRE CSCCCCCCCCCOOOOOQCOQOQCQC? Now Playing The Keith Stock Co.

In a rtptrtoire of trst class royalty plays and i efned vauaevme. TONIGHT THE GOLDEIl RULE (Former Starring Vehicle of Daniel Children, 10c. Sully.) PRICES 10c, 20c, 30c Boxes, 50c. SATURDAY MATINEE Adults, 20c; AMUSEMENT NOTES. BREAKING ALL RECORDS.

The Keith Stock company played to the largest Tuesday night crowd at the Huntington theatre last even lng of any week's stand company this season. Mr. Keith, In the principal roll, was very funny; In fact he is one of the funniest men ever seen on the local stage. The show was a big hit TonlKht "The Golden Rule." play made famous by Daniel Sully, will be presented. A matinee will be given Saturday afternoon at which time the prices will be twenty cents for adults and ten cents for children FILMS NOT HERE.

Moving picture lovers were ex tremely disappointed last night, when they arrived at the local moving picture theatres and found a small piece of pasteboard in front of the darken ed theatres with the Inscription thereupon "Closed on account of the non arrival of films." On account of the Wabash train being late on which the films are transferred from Wabash to this city, they were received too late to start the shows. Hence the dismay of the picture lovers. The busiest ani. mightiest, little thing that ever was made is Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, They do the work whenever you require their aid. These tablets change weakness Into strength, Ustlessness into energy, gloominess Into Joyous ness.

Their action Is so gentle one don't realize they, have taken a purga tive. Sold ry aU dealers. fifteen data I will give special prices on Red Cedar fence posts and on wire fence." John' Nler." "2Jt2 DTS OF rrvximio heuaid, etjiitington, htdiaha. PAGX RITEf. BE.

IICHIT HELKER II FOIII CIDREII jgllTlliED 111 CITY Family Again Stricken with Scarlet Fever Killen Home Quarantined as Daughter la HI Dr. Fry Sends Out Letter of Warning to warren. Monday while Mrs. Vincent Welker and her four children, Fred, Alma, Hershell and Helen, were visiting at the home of their mother and grand mother, Mrs. Mary Welker of Sala monle avenue, the baby suddenly became 111 with scarlet fever and a quarantine has been established, shutting the family into the house.

Mrs. Welker, the grandmother, makes her living by taking In sewing and Vincent Welker works by the day at Majenlca, so that the quarantine proves quite hard on the family. Another rather tragic feature of the quarantine is that only two weeks ago the Vincent Welker family were released from quarantine at their home near Majenlca. One child was til at that time, having Its second at tack of the fever. Only a year before that another child had the malady and for a time was in an extremely serious condition.

This latest affliction comes close upon the heels of a lot of misfortune. Mrs. Welker's son works at the shoe factory, and ke has been barred from his home. He will seek lodging elsewhere, and his wages will be almost entirely consumed for the next five or six weeks in paying his board and lodging somewhere else and in supplying the needs of the stricken faml Becauae other children in the household have contracted the disease more than once, the attending physi cian does not have the assurance that) they will be Immune this time With' the whole family stricken, and nobody but the grandmother and the County Surveyor Vernon Making Preparations. MUST ADHERE TO PLANS No Cheap Work Will Be Tolerated Surveyor Favors Luten Trass for Support.

Early this spring the work of building new roads, bridges, arches and flat tops will start all over the county. The commissioners will likely let some contracts at their April meeting and possibly some may come in March. Indications are that this will be a heavy season In this regard. County Surveyor J. B.

Vernon, who will probably draw up the specifications on most of the contracts and who will likely be superintendent of several Jobs, has Indicated clearly at the beginning of the season that so far aa he is concerned nothing but absolute adherence to specifications will be tolerated this season. In other counties and at times In Huntington contractors have bid in bridges at ridiculously low figures, knowing that they could only make money by falling to live up to the provisions of the contract The re sult always is Inferior work. Mr. Vernon says that none of that kind of stuff will go this year If he can help it He will use especial care to draw up the specifications complete In the minutest detail. He had considerable experience In concrete work' and was last summer the superintendent of the Huntington Union township line bridge, the best in the county.

This gives him a com plete knowledge of concrete construction and he will insist In his instructions and specifications being carried out to the minutest detail. Mr. Vernon during the construction of the township line bridge became familiar with the Luten truss princi ple of support for concrete arches and flat tops. This is used exclusively, by the National Concrete company and their trusses for flat tops are furnished cheaper than the beams usually ordered in the small bridges. It is quite possible that Mr.

Vernon will look with favor on the Luten construction, at least as, an alternate plan for arches and, flat tops In the county. MRS. WICZER'S CASE NOT ON CALENDAR It seems that Mrs. Julius Wiczer has been left from the list of people who are to have Justice meted out to them in the present term of court While she has been running her face for a board bill at one of the local mother in the house, conditions can better be imagined than described. Neighbors have taken it upon themselves to see that the needs of the Welkers are carefully looked after.

Several have telephones and they are keeping the household in communication with the outside world. KILLENS QUARANTINED. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Killen of Lancaster township have been quarantined pending a diagnosis of the illness of their little daughter.

A Warren physician thinks that the baby has scarlet fever. This case Is not especially severe. LETTER OF WARNING. In a letter Tuesday to Dr. Claude Black of Warren Dr.

C. W. Fry, county health commissioner, issued a warning to the people of Warren that they may be the next spot hit by an epidemic of scarlet fever. He pointed to the illness of one child in the Sharp family near that town and said that the illness there might mean contagion from other sources. The disease has been held in contempt by many of the Warren citizens because they have had no sieges of it.

Dr. Fry calls attention to the fact that many of the cases called "walking cases" were really more dangerous to the general public than the serious ones. When one is seriously ill with a contagious disease there Is no danger of outside Interference by any parties. The "walking caseB" are not serious and they may spread the disease far and wide without any knowledge of who Is meantime Mrs. Julius Is pawing around asking everybody who comes her way when her trial is to be.

She seemingly gets no satisfaction from this source but she might be referred to the court calendar which falls to hold her name. And while she Is waiting so patiently Julius is working to earn more money for more trips to Oil City where he will Boon conduct a party of homeseekers. MONEY BACK. Oa That Basis Bradley 'Bros. Will Sell Yon a Bottle of Parisian Sage Hair Grower.

Hair must nave nourishment or die. If. it does not have proper nourishment It will lose Its vitality, grow weak, and become an easy prey to the ravages of the vicious germs of dandruff. Parisian Sage is a hair nourisher; it Is the result of sincere study and experiment by one of the world's leading scientists. It should be used regularly as a hair dressing by everyone with healthy hair; because it never falls to prevent dandruff, falling hair, or any scalp disease.

But Parisian Sage is not only a preventive. It Is a certain cure for dandruff; It stops Itching of the scalp Instantly; it makes hair grow thick and luxuriant. It is especially In demand by ladies, because it makes the hair beautiful, soft and fluffy. vlt Is sold by Bradley Bros, and druggists everywhere, under a positive guarantee to do all that is claimed for It or money back. Mail orders filled, charges prepaid, by the American makers, the Giroux Mfg.

Buffalo, N. Y. The girl with auburn hair is on every WANT ADS IN HERALD ARE GETTING RESULTS An Instance of the worth of a classified ad in the Heralds was never more clearly shown than by the results which came from such an ad inserted by B. F. Cabel of North La fontaine street in which several White Plymouth Rock cockerels were advertised for sale.

With a day after the ad appeared Mr. Cabel began to get telephone calls and the chickens began to sell. In a short time he had lost count of how many he had sold and now finds that he has dis posed of more than he wished to In the first Intention. Mr. Cabel.

la a chicken fancier and has made efforts to get the best that he can in his line. A short time ago he sold a bunch to a local fancier who was so enthused with their looks that he wished to enter them in the show. Mr. Cabel agreed to pay half the entry fee if they did not win and with no pluming or washing four of the birds were entered. Each scored high and won a With this in view Mr, vuuuja vv liu Uiio iu lion oil hotels the Jullu.

filed a Cabef advertl8ed the Herald, and been succeeded In getting fancy prices for qnence the case has not coma to an Issue and when Judge S. E. Cook was busy with arranging his court calendar there was no chance for him to put ease on the list In the his offerings. C. Altman, 401 North Jefferson street, win make loans on good farm city property at a low r(s of Interest 2wtf APPLAUSE GREETS A REFERENCE TO FIGHT Loud applause greeted the refer ence to the present temperance fight in the address of Rev.

Frank Lenlg at the Methodist church last evening. Rev. Lenlg was delivering a stereop tican lecture under the auspices of the Junior League on "Chicago and Her Waifs." Dr. Lenlg, among other things, took opportunity to give tem perance workers here encouragement and his words were met with acclaim. The audience was especially large and the lecture pleased.

The league was able to meet its pledge of $10 to the church and have a neat sum left In the treasury. ADDITIONAL LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simons of Ogan avenue are the parents of 'baby daughter. Charles Mooney left this city for Pekln, 111., Tuesday afternoon on a business trip.

J. V. Morgan is in Spencervllle, on business. Miss Isabella Grayston was in Fort Wayne Monday, having accompanied the Nets Bisters that far on their Journey to their home In Toledo af ter finishing their work In this city. Mrs.

John Kitch returned Monday evening from Fort Wayne where she has been visiting her son, Chester, since Saturday. John Gallogly was In Roanoke Tuesday afternoon visiting his father who has been tick for some time. Attorney Wilbur Branyan was com pelled to leave his office at noon Tuesday on account of sickness. Mr. Branyan has not been in the best of health for Beveral months, brought on by exposure in an auto trip to Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Wallace are In Chicago, called there by the death of Linus Klttrldge, undo of Mr.

Wal lace. The funeral was today. Mr. Klttrldge is a prominent hotel man of Chicago, with extensive property holdings. Mrs.

L. F. Truman visited Chicago Tuesday. Frank Felter and Charles Edwards were In Chicago on business Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Brown of Plqua, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hay ner of Troy, Ohio, returned to their homes Monday after a visit with Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Dick. They were members of the same party making a Mediterranean tour last year. H. L.

and John R. Emley of local banks were in Indianapolis Tuesday visiting the Btate legislature. Bert Chapman Is building a fine new street wagon and will probably be able to use It in a few days. The wagon is larger than any he has had heretofore and he has profited by his past experiences in arranging the in terior, so that the new stand will be very handy as well as neat in Word from a Fort Wayne hospital is that Mrs. Frank Lusk is gradually recovering from her affliction with pneumonia.

Her condition as regards appendicitis affliction has been held about normal and it is hoped she will be strong enough for an operation within two weeks, if such is then deemed advisable. Miss Florence Cox Is getting along nicely as a result of an operation in a Fort Wayne hosplptal. A. D. Mohler was permitted to sit up a portion of Tuesday.

He is much stronger the last few days, having recovered fairly well from the recent exploratory operation for abdominal affliction. Mrs. Bertha Shaffer was removed from the hospital Tuesday to the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. R.

F. Frost on Salamonle avenue, conval escing from a recent operation for appendicitis. PURVIANCE SALE BEGINS TODAY Commencing today we will inaugurate our Annual February Sale of furniture, as heretofore It will be a revelation of good values and little prices. Our method of marking everything in plain figures on the old tags is a guide that permits of no deception, and the values we are offering are better than ever. It brings you the opportunity to choose from an immense stock ef furniture, not obsolete and worthless stuff but the kind you would like to own.

This Is one of the most important mid winter merchandising events. It means a tremendous saving to hundreds of people who wait for our clearance sales and who appreciate the cash buying power at this time in our store. It will be a pleasure to show you through our store whether you wish to buy or not; the bargains are too numerous to mention, but remem ber the sale positively ends February 28th. H. M.

PURVIANCE, 448 North Jefferson DEATH IN ROARING FIRE may not result from the work of fire bugs, but often severe burns are caused that make a quick need for Bucklen's Arnica Salve, thev quickest surest cure for burns, wounds, bolls. bruises, sores. It subdues inflamma tion. It kills pain. It soothes and Deals.

Drives off skin eruptions, ul cers or piles. Only 25 cents Brad Rrrm Herald Advertising Makes Dollars. 44H4444 If you want to get one of our fine 'suits at the sate price, come in this week. This is the last opportunity you will have to secure these at such great reductions. The values we sell are of too high a character to be reduced any longer.

Wi.ua SUIlS SZZ.S9 $27.50 and 25.09 Suits 18.75 20.CJ Suits 14.41 Ml overcoats at the same, scale of reduction. Remember reductions on suits and overcoats only this week. THE MODEL AT THE CORNER G.0. Pearson II COAL STRIKES AND COAL PRICES worry not the man who relies upon central station electric service for his power. The fear of waste and extravagance In the engine room dls A appear when the electric drive is installed.

Expensive boll ers and engines do not have to be maintained, repaired and A replaced. Electric motors do away with line shafting and losses In power transmission. In every form of power ap A plication the electric drive enables a considerable saving. Electric energy means power only when yon want It, and then A. all the power yon want every year shows further Improve ments, economies and developments In electric yower machln ery.

We employ competent engineers who will investigate your power needs upon request. Tou can depend upon their A reports. Telephone 179. A HunMon Light' Fuel Co. Huntington Dye Works 829 E.

Market Street Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing and Repairing Now open for business. Prices reasonable. Satisfaction guaranteed. First class workmen. Work called for and delivered.

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