The Huntington Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 2

FACE 11V0. my es. If you're particular about the style of your Shoes, see this one on your toot A fetching style and a com tortable fast. Vie carry this model in nearly every kind of leather. Select the one you like best.

Also carry the celebrated STAG USE In $1.50 and J4f. The STAG USE has character and is noted tor its comfortable fitting and good wearing qualities. .1 IVE Fir THE HARD TO FIT FUT AT kuer Eisenhauer's A YEAR Means just what It says; If you have a number of small bills which need attention, borrow the money from us, pay tha bills and you will have one year in which to pay It back. That gives you the money when you need It and you pay back as you earn it $1.20 la the weekly payment on $50 for 60 weeks. Other amounts in proportion.

If you need money fill out the following blank, cut It out and mail It to us. bar agent is in Huntington every Thursday. i. 'Your Jfame Wife's Name S. Street and Number.

City Amount Wanted Kind of Security you have Occupation All communications held strictly connaential. Call On or address: FORT WAYNE LOAN CO. 2, Second Floor. FORT WAYTSE. IND.

706 Calhoun St. ome 'Phone 833, (established 1838) Opp. Court Bouse TO PAY WE DO. 2 fC5BJI THE KIND k4 S3 li fT TT Watches, 1 62 North Jefferson Street. 4 Exfra Quality Puriiied Antiseptic Li Li A Full Pound Can for "LEY BROS.

''LLDnUQ OTORZ. ARE DISSATISFIED in Farmers Do Not Like Price of Mixed DUMP IT IN THE RIVER? Many of Them Will Mow Crop Will riant Much Corn In the Spring. More or lesB general dlasatlsfactlon among the fanners in the county because of the rather low price that Is being paid for hay in the local markets is perhaps the cause of the lull iu that product One farmer who was in the city from the southern part of the county said that before he will bring his hay to, the city and get $8 a ton for it he will take it. to the Wabash river and dump it in the foaming tide. He says that the price hay Is bringing in the local markets will not begin to pay for the price of the labor necessary to cut It, the barn room to house It, and the trouble of bringing it, to the city.

It is a fact that the price in Hunt ington just at present is low, but this is only the natural result of the lm mens crop in mixed hay. Early In the spring It waB known that mixed hay was to be the major part of the hay crop, but the heaviness far exceeds the expectations of the farmers. For this reason the price of mixed hay is low, and the prospects at pre sent are that this price will not get much bigger the remainder of the season. Hay Is just beginning to move, and the farmers will come very nearly being compelled to bring the hay to the city or leave it in their mows, and run the risk of damage from half a dozen different sources. Some of them will leave It In their mows and keep In close touch with the market the rest of the year to see when the price goes up to a place where they can see their way clear to sell their crop and then bring it to the city.

The farmer from the southern end of the county says that as long at the price continues as it is now he will not bring the hay to the city; will put it In the mow and then In the spring will not put any of bis farm in hay. He Intends to plow up the fields that he had In hay this season for corn next year. Farmers seem to be buoyed up with the high price of corn, and one of the local elevator men said Tuesday that they all talk as if there was never to be a drop in the price. He Bays some of them are likely to be disappointed it they plant a large amount of corn next year. The price of timothy hay will in all probability raise the latter part of the season.

The farmers know from the, present 'Indications of the crop, and there is iikeiy to uuie doing In this kind of hay until at least later inthe fall This crop Is very scarce and will probably be a sort of curiosity the latter part of the winter. A SURPRISED MINISTER. Hyomei Cared Bronchial Catarrh After He Had Given Up in Despair. "For' many years I have been a suf ferer from bronchial catarrh, and had despaired of anything like a cure. Judge of my pleasant surprise when I first used Hyomei, which brought complete Hyomei has been a veritable godsend." There are many readers of the Herald who are suffering' from catarrh, either nasal or bronchial.

Many of these despair, of. ever being cured. They have soaked their stomachs with nostrums until they are disgusted with' all medicines, and are now" traveling their miserable allowing the devilish germs of catarrh to sap them of their health, energy and vitality. But let ns reason together. Bradley the druggists, have a guaranteed remedy for catarrh, colds, coughs, bronchitis croup, and all inflammatory diseases of the nose, throat and bronchial tubes.

The name of this' remarkable remedy is Hyomei, and if it doesn't cure Bradley Bros, will give you your money Hyomei (pronounced Hlgh me) is medicated air; you just breathe it through the Inhaler over the Inflamed and grm ridden membrane, and its soothing antiseptic properties will allay the inflammation, destroy the germe, and restore the teatlre respiratory tract to ltg normal condition. A complete Hyomei outfit, Including a hard rubber inhaler, costs but $1.00, and an extra bottle of Hyomei, if afterwards needed, costs but 60 cents. See Bradley Bros, about it today. 9 ft mw oct 13 KIND OFFICES ARE NOT APPRECIATED. Thurman Fleck Tuesday came to the rescue of what he thought a horse running away, only to be greeted by the cry, "Let that horse go!" and other expressions of severe displeasure by the owner." Fleck saw the horse going toward the central part of town at breakneck speed near the Wabash railroad crcr ar 1 I I 3 i herald.

lTEMESDAT, OCTOEEtt 7, IS with the animal, when the man who as taking care of the horse yelled at the pursuer. It developed later that the animal ia th nrnnertv of one of the local livery barns and had been turned loose to travel of its own accord to its quarters. It was in a hur ry, that's all. PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW ABSORPTION METHOD. Jf you Buffer from bleeding, Itching, blind or protudlng piles, send me your address, and I will tell you how' to euro yourself at home by the new ab vorptlon treatment; and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial, with reference from your own locality if requested.

Immediate relief and permanenfeure assured. Send no money, but toll others of this offer. Write today to Mrs. M. Summers, Box Notre Dame, Ind.

1 sat Dr. King Plans New and Modern Structure. FOR S0UTHSIDE BUSINESS. Contract Has Been Closed for Fp to Date Store Building Leased for Five Tears. Dr.

0. U. King will erect at once a modern business room on the South side In the place from which the old frame structure is being taken. This is the information given out by the doctor Tuesday There has been a good deal of speculation as to what the owner of the lot Intended to do with the ground and only Tuesday evening did the authoratlve word come out The front is to be of buff pressed brick, and Architect A. D.

Mohler Tuesday evening started on the plans to make the business room one of the finest In the The lower floor! will have two large show windows, constructed on the plan of the Dick and Marx stores, and the finish Of the interior will be in 'golden oak. The upper floor will be fitted up with a flat of the modern plan, with excellent lighting facilities. The lease for five years was given a few days ago, but In view of the fact that it is stipulated In the con tract that this piece of Information is not to be divulged until a later date, Dr, King was not in a position to give out who will occupy the room. Mr. and oilver Zent of War ren were visiting with Vincent Welker last Saturday Word from Mr.

and Mrs. A. D. Smith of Barlow, N. is that they like the country pretty well and that Mrs.

Smith's health is better, than it was here. Mrs, Smith would also like to have her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jap Broom, join them by moving to that i Mr. Mrs.

F. C. Mahoney of Huntington were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mahoney Saturday evening and Mrs.

Coulter went with the mon their return to Huntington Sunday evening. Rev. J. M. Miller of the Christian church returned Monday from Pawpaw, Wabash county, where he preaches every two weeks.

Rev. and Mrs. Miller visited with Mr. and Mrs. Beth Broom Tuesday.

The slate root on the dwelling of C. C. ElHs is finished. The veranda and other additions to the Howland property are about completed. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mahoney made an automobile trip to Mt Etna last Saturday. They brought Mrs. Mahon: ey's mother home with them and she will nrobably visit here for a while.

Miss Edna Norton' of Cincinnati ar rived Saturday at the Dr. Howland home, where she will maker her home this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Jap Broom and son Marlon were in Van Saturday and Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Hacker attended the Prohibition meeting at the Lancaster center school house Monday night Mr.

and Mrs. Mell Schemerhorn were the' guests of their son Charles and wife, at Warren Sunday. Mrs. Shores Is staying with her son William and family at the present time. Mrs.

Mary Welker visited with Mr. and George Duncan of Lagro last She then went for a. visit with Mrs. Jennie Clawson' at Marlon, after which ehe attended the reunion of the 101st regiment with Mrs. Claw son at Swayzee on Thursday and Friday.

Sixteen deaths were reported In the regiment since the reunion last year. Joe First has sold his property to Brose Hart Mr. Hart will move Into the property as soon as he can get Samuel Dlvelblss Is putting a new window in his house this week. There will be a Prohibition meeting at 'the Lancaster center school house next Friday night. Rev.

B. Sawyer of Fort Wayne will give an address. The Epwortn. league had a very Interesting session at the M. E.

church Sunday evening. Miss Certrula Howland had charge of the excrcU s. BUSINESS fi'iy your fa'J suit If Meeting Held at Andrews Proves Success. THIRTY FIVE ARE PRESENT. Excellent Address Are Listened to During (lie Afternoon and Evening Ke tslons Tnesday.

Taking as the subject the obliga tions and responsibility of the minister to his congregation, Rev. B. S. Hollopeter, district superintendent in the Methodist church, gave the minis ters assembled at the ministerial iy ceum at Andrews at heart to heart talk Tuesday afternoon. Nearly all the thirty five ministers in Rev.

Hol lopter's district were present and the number of laymen was large. The meeting is being held in the Methodist church in Andrews, and from present Indications the seating capacity of the building will be severely taxed before the close of the sessions. Hollopeter, who is regarded as one of the leading lights in the church, showed in his talk that he is in close touch with the standpoints of the minister and his congregation and that he is, anxious to help by every means in his power to better the condition and increase the mutual understanding of laymen and clergy Rev. Somervllle Light, pastor of the First Methodist church of Marlon, also gave an address on "The Luxury of Preaching," dealing principally with the joys in the life of a minister of the gospel. The address was well received by a large congregation.

Rev. C. Jones, pastor of the church at Gas City, was also heard. He Is an able speaker and his address had a very telling effect He is very often selected as the first speaker at any sort of lyceum of this kind and Tuesday performed this office at Andrews. Officers of the association for the coming year were also' selected, as follows: Secretary, Rev.

Relchelder fer of Churubusco, and treasurer, Rev J. J. Fred of the Wabash Street church, Wabash. In the evening the principal address was made by Judge Williams of Marion, who spoke on the layman's side of the He dealt at great length with the from the point of view of the lawyer, the physician and the business man and delighted the hearers. The meeting was In session this afternoon and evening and in the meantime most of the ministers are staying in Andrews.

Dinner and supper are Berved at a' residence op posite the church. CHILD HAS HAND RUN OVER BY WAGON WHEEL. Carl Sites, four year old son of Albert Sites of Roanoke, had his hand badly mashed in an accident which happened afternoon. The father was loading baled hay into a Tar, working for Wasmuth little fellow crawled under the. wagon in, his play and when the horses started suddenly the wheel ran over his hand.

He was taken to the office of Dr. Koontz, where the bones were set and ten stitches were taken to close the wound. READ THIS OFFER. We Guarantee Parisian Sage to Cure Dandruff, Stop Falling1 Hair or Itch Ing of the Scalp, in Two Weeks, or Honey Back Glroux Mfg. Co, Sole American Makers of Parisian Sale.

The above Is an offer we are most proud to make. It is an offer that no man or woman need be ashamed to accept Sage is the quickest acting ind moBt rejuvenating hair restorer in the world, Its magical qualities have made it famous wherever it has been introduced. It Is the only hair restorer sold with an absolute guarantee to cure dandruff, stop falling hair or. itching of the scalp. It cures dandruff "by killing the germs, and it kills them so promptly that the most skeptical give it their warmest praise.

But Parisian Sage is more than a cure for dandruff it will make hair grow on any head where the hair bulb is not altogether dead. And we want every reader of the Herald to know that Parisian Sage is the most delightful hair, dressing in the world. It is bo pleasant to use, and Its effect Is so invigorating and refreshing, that it pleaBes everybody. And to the ladles we wish to empha .:1 Bize the 1 fact that Parisian Sage is the only hair ton lc in the world guar a teed to make the hair grow luxuriant, soft and beauti ful. The girl with the auburn hair is on the outside package of every bottle of Parisian Sage.

Bradley Bros, sell it for to ccuts a laire bottle, or you can C'v iM exp rs 3 r'? III! ') 1 L.ULU 127 Nortb Jefferson Street. Is your House VJired for in For Immzdiate Use (Switches Extra) This is less than cost of, materia saying nothing. about the hbor. The Huntington 10 and 12 WV Franklin St. Phone 179.

THE LEHIGH VALLEY COAb IS THE COAL FOR YOUR BASEBURNER J. F. VJinebrenner, Son Co. Phone M5, Comer Warren State Sts. THIRTY ONE DOLLARS That's what Dr.

M. W. Strauss paid for heating his eight room house all last winter with an a Underfeed Furnace a jif' 'K TOM EWING 62 Worreu St. i 1 1 rvm CO 4 till i VJt positively have the sole representation of ''GAGE HATS" in this city. Any representations made to the contrary are unreliable for the truth of which we invite the admirers of GAGE HATS" to write at our expense, Gage Michigan Chicago.

kjMM Co. YOUR NEIGHBOR BUYS CAKE, Bread, Rolls and Pastry here, because he knows they Vt equal to any home baking. She Is a fine baker herself, too. she la so well pleased with our Baking lant It probable that you would be, toof Make the trial any way. The change will be appreciated Irt nnv aaa i' COUTHSIDE BAEEHY.

If. CS3TE2. Mm YE8J Wt; HAVE A TELEPHONE. What's more we pay attention to and orders for any quantity or size of Coal Egg, Chestnut, Stove or Furnaceare filled promptly with top grade Coal Glad to have you call, of course, but the phone will bring quick reeponso..