The Huntington Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 7

SATUEDAY, MAI 11, 1919. The John Sffodcl Co. (INCORPORATED.) extra wmimm. We have secured, the sole agency for Huntington of the newest patented ladies' undergarment, "THE iMRCELLA" i my Our muslin underwear department is showing a number of pretty garments well made, nicely trimmed and moderately priced. Ask to see the "Marcella" an illustration of which is shown herewith.

With the approaching warm weather the little folks will live out of doors at play most of their time. To dress them comfortably we suggest the purchase of a pair of rompers. "The Creso" has had an unusual good sale in past seasons, and we have again equipped out department with this ever popular garment for children. New wash dress goods in a very carefully selected variety; prices to suit all purses. I New lingerie dresses.

New shirt waists. New washable suits. i. Do not fall to visit our carpet department Do not fail to let us give you an estimate on doing your wall papering. The John (INCORPORATED.) will soon be here, and we are prepared to fill your wants in screen cloth, window screens, screen doors, etc.

We have a good screen door for $1, and from that on up. We also have the adjustable window screens in all sizes. Look over our line of lawn mowers before buying. We have just received a new and complete line of ladles' and gents' fancy hose, summer underwear, belts, plain and fancy handkerchiefs, etc. Also a line of straw hats, 10c and up.

In our grocery department we have some fine bargains for you. Canned corn in 10c, 12 Vic and 15c grades. Best Table Peaches, can. 18c Corn Flake, per package 10c Pop Corn, per pound 6c Elderberries, gallon can 50c Just a few more onion sets left to close out at per quart Be. If yoa can't call on as, call np.

LandisGrpcery 849 East Market 'street PHONE NO. 152. THERE IS NO USE IN TALKING Hard Goal Is certainly th nicest' coal you ever aw, and, what is more to the point, It burn just as good as. it looks. If yon have never burned D.

ft H. coal try tome at once. It la the greatest friend maker we ever had. Red Star stands at the bead of the list of soft coals; then comes Border land White Ash, Darby Egg, Pocohonr Us Lump and Egg, Perfection Egg, Pomroy Hocking and Lin ten Lumps. We also have crashed coke and wood.

PH05E 18. i Collins Ice Cream Co. 451 487 Kel Jtito Street THREE GARMENTS IN ONE. A Closed Drawer, an Open Drawer, a Skirt. This garment buttons in front, fits close about the hips and falls in a ripple over the knees, forming a skirt and conforms perfectly to the prevailing style of dresses.

While it is a closed drawer, it is for all practical purposes an open drawer, and when adjusted for wear does not require to be disturbed until disrobing at night There is no fullness, no gathers in the drawer around the waist or hips, but at the bottom, around "the knees, it measures four yards, even in the 49c ones, and in this respect is fuller than the ordinary regular skirts which measure only three yards, Strodel Co. PALACE THEATRE CHAS. C. CROSS, Manager. tonight" The show house, of quality.

The most modern up to date theatre in Huntington. Our shows attract the crowds. Cool Comfortable Clean. TODAY'S PINE BILL. "PIANO TEACHER" Dramatic.

"HEMLOCK HORAX" Comedy Detective Story. "JONES' WATCH" omedy. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT FOB WEEK OF MAT 1U. MME. ZELLA, the mystery lady assisted by Prof.

Hague, hypnotist. Theatre Opens at 6:30 Each Evening. CHANGE OP PICTURES DAILY AT THE STAR mv'oaj in i ri fii nil iu i i "COWBOY GIRL." "THE CONQUERER." SONG "Shamrock." Good drama and 2,000 feet of reels. Don't fall to see this program. TWO GOOD REELS AT THE CRESCENT.

J. L. Swihart Piano and Organ Tuning and Rtpairing. PHONE 124 OR. C.

W. FRY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office over Huntington County Bank. Phones: Office, No. 2(8; home, No.

342. ADMISSION 5 CENTS evening herald, huntington, htdiaita. IIISTOJEflJ Indeterminate Sentences Not Primarily to Punish. RE0LINGER CASE INSTANCE If Pardon Board1 Thinks lie Has Re. formed in Throe Years, His Be.

lease Is Probable. Speaking of the sentencing of Dr. Redlinger to the penitentiary for a period of from three to fourteen years, on the Indeterminate plan, one hears many people criticise the law that makes possible the, return of a man from a particularly vicious crime within three years. The general sentiment is of course that a man who would commit such a crime under such atrocious circumstances ought to serve the full term. This, of course, presupposes that the object of a prison sentence is wholly punitive, when the law is written on the idea that a prison is intended for the reform of the convicts quite as much as it is for the punishment of the evil doer.

But it is a remarkable fact that all of the states that have had the indeterminate sentence plan, and most of them now have, have found that the time eerved was longer on the average than under the plan of long or short sentences. Mankind is generally forgiving in spirit when the object of condemnation is out of sight, and after a man had served a certain length of time under the old system an effort was made to release him by pardon the only way. This was often successful in the cases of those long sentences pronounced by Judges under the influence of testimony showing the vicious character of the crimes. Under the present system it is not so much the crime done under the heat of the sudden provocation or the momentary passion, although this is always considered, as It Is the character of the man committing the crime. The parole board, giving the question closer attention than ever a governor could the question of a pardon, determines within reasonable accuracy the disposition and character the man would bear were he released.

If at the end of the three years this board will think Redlinger is inclined to live a useful life and maybe abandon his evil ways, it may properly release him. If not, and it believes no good purpose will be served by turning him loose, he will serve the full term, no political pull or business expediency can bring the board to consent to his release. In other words, with the lessening of the punitive idea and the growth of the reformatory Idea, not what Redlinger has done will determine the length of his sentence, but the prospect of what he will do if eleased after a fair punishment. Ideas as to what may constitute fair punishment vary much with people. It is easily conceivable that a year In the penitentiary might be an awful punishment for one man and a mere lark for another.

So the board has this to take into consideration also In fixing the term served. AN IDEAL HUSBAND is patient, even with a nagging wife, for ho knows she needs help. She may be so nervous, and run down In health that trifles annoy her. If she Is melancholy, excitable, troubled with loss of appetite, headache, sleeplessness, constipation or fainting and dizzy spells, she needs Electric Bitters the most wonderful remedy for ailing women. Thousands of sufferers from female troubles, nervous troubles, backache and weak kidneys have used them and, become healthy and happy.

Try them. Only 50 cents. Satisfaction guaranteed by Bradley Bros. MANY TO ATTEND SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING The Jackson township Sunday school convention meets in the Roanoke United Brethren church Sunday aft MME. America's Greatest MenUllst, at the ernoon and evening.

Speakers are from Huntington and Roanoke. The meeting promises to be well attended, as several from this city, and from other parts of the county will attend. There will be no preaching at most of the Roanoke churches in the evening so that people of the town may attend. The splendid work of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is dally coming to light No such grand remedy for liver and bowel troubles was ever known before. Thousands' bless them for curing constipation, sick headache, biliousness, jaundice and indigestion.

Sold by all dealers. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. J. F. Unshel of Wabash county has Just been notified that he received fourth prize for white corn in the Omaha corn show.

The prize was Mrs. Martha Dillon of Huntington, has returned to her home after a week's visit with her son, J. E. Dillon, says the Fort' Wayne News. Mr.

and Mrs7 Charles A Williams and baby left for a visit at Cleveland. Mrs. John Renbarger and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Arnold will go to Cleveland this morning for a short visit.

Miss Irene Luce will be at Mt. Etna commencement tonight. This evening takes place the Mt. Etna commencement The exercises will be held in the Mt. Etna opera house, and Rev.

T. H. Kuhn of Richmond is the speaker. There are four graduates: Misses Ola Glltner and Cressle Sprowl, Charles Glltner and Glen Hamilton. Miss Glltner is honor student of the class and Glen Hamilton will deliver the salutatory.

Music will be furnished by an orchestra. NIGHTS OF UNREST. No Sleep, No Best No Peace for the Sufferer from Kidney Troubles. No peace for the kidney sufferer Pain and distress from morn to night. Get up with a lame back.

Twinges of backache bother you all day. Dull aching breaks your rest at night. Urinary disorders add to your misery Get at the cause cure the kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills will work the cure. They're for the kidneys only Have made great cures In Huntington.

Frank J. Pashong, 106 East'Frank lin street, Huntington, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills proved of more benefit to me than any other medicine I ever tried. I suffered from a lame back several years ago and there were such severe pains in my loins that I became much run down. Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Bradley Bros drug store, helped me at once, and before long had effected a complete cure. I publicly recommended this remedy in 1901 and at this time I take pleasure in confirming all I then said in its favor." For sale by all dealers.

Price 50 cents. Foeter MUburn Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. mayl0 12 CHRISTIAN ENDEAV0RERS GIVE GOOD SOCIAL Attendance at a Christian Endeavor social given in the parlors of the Presbyterian church Friday evening was good and the social was pronounced by all present a success in every way. The affair was very similar to the former affairs given by the society.

A musical program, including both vocal and Instrumental numbers was well rendered. A small admission fee was charged. A portion of the money secured will go to missions, the remainder will be made the nucleus of a fund to send delegates to the Winona conference. ZELLA. Palace Theatre the Week of May 16.

MRS HUFFMAN EXAMINED BY SANITY COMMISSION Mrs. Milton Huffman of Roanoke, who has been made defendant in a divorce suit, her husband alleging that she is a person of unsound mind, was Friday afternoon examined by a sanity commission composed of Drs. Wllklng and Knapp and Squire Jacob W. John. Attorneys C.

W. Watkias and Fred H. Bowers of this city were also present. Next Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock has been set as the date when the testimony of her husband, as well as that of numerous other witnesses concerning her mental strength will be heard. The case is attracting considerable notice.

Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is tenfold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Toledo, Ohio, contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.

In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken Internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney Co. Testimonials free.

Sold by druggists. Price, 75 cents per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. may21 MRS. PENNYFATHER IS TO SUE ANDREWS Mrs.

John Pennyfather is getting ready, it is said, to sue her native town of Andrews for $1,000 damages. Some time ago she fell Into an open ditch on Market street in that town, and sustained injuries to one of her limbs. Since the fall she has been using crutches. AMUSEMENT NOTES. Some Interesting and funny sub jects are on at the Palace tonight.

Lubin's brand new comedy, "Jones' Watch," Is a picture that will please all and is bound to excite storms of laughter. Following this is "Hemlock's Hoax," a comical detective picture full of exciting situations. A strong picture Btory, "The Piano Teacher" completes the program. Interest is growing more and more each day in the baby contest, and right now the winner would be hard to pick, as there is but a slight difference in the number of votes. Next week will be known as "Mystery Week" at the popular Palace.

The management has a surprise in store for the patrons, as the greatest lady mentalist in the world has been "booked. The great Mme. Zella, America's greatest mentalist, psychologist and mind reader, will be assisted by Professor Hague, hypnotist. There will be no advance in prices. Admission, five cents.

BATTLE PICTURE HERE. By arrangement with the Montana Motion Picture company, which was organized for the purpose of getting this one picture, the re enacted Custer massacre films will be seen at the Crescent theatre Monday and Tuesday. Tho picture, which was "built" at a cost of ten thousand dollars, Is pronounced to be the very finest moving picture ever made in the world. The company carries its own machines and operators and the pictures are clear and perfectly distinct. It will be remembered that the setting for the picture was made in close proximity to the Custer battlefield, on the Crow Indian reservation, during the month of September of thte year, and that the idea was conceived by a party of well known eastern Montana men.

The difficulties surrounding the attempt to successfully re enact In photographs the tragic fate of General George A. Custer and his five troops of the Seventh Calvary, may well be imagined, but the men at the head of the company were so certain of the value of the enterprise that they spared no expense in getting the paraphernalia for the setting together. Four hundred painted, mounted warriors of Sioux, Cheyenne and Crow tribes, represented the nomadic hordes of Crazy Horse, Gall and Sitting Bull. The cavalry of Custer selected from whites born in the west and thoroughly imbued with the spirit of the occasion. The result is a picture that for historic accuracy and perfect acting could not be equalled.

This picture was never taken before end it never could be taken The Indians who took part in, the show will never again consent to re peat the performance, and the whlte men who took chances of being killed by wadding or trampled by running horses would never again take part In such a scene. Consequently, the picture stands as the only example of real conflict between forces of Indians and whites that will ever be produced. For a burn or scald apply Chamber. Iain's Salve. It will allay the pain almost Instantly and quickly heal the injured parts.

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