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III- A have here women's has. there even been a IlaoalerJ. Jj Til 'ilJ People Who Want to Get Things FOR SUMMER i Nationally advertised, nationally in demand, nationally satisfactory. We have the exclusive local lale, and con sider ourselves 1 fortunate, Garter Co. HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER MARX CLOTHES, To All My C'odJ friends mi i.

r. Hnshaw Ind. jh 1 1 Al 155-f For Sale Elegant upright piano. line condition. Cheap for cash.

Inquire Union Traction station. -136-6t For Sale By Willis Peele at the site of the old Orestes Glass factory, building material, machinery, iron, hose reels, truck etc. etc. Sea per iodical stock list In Manhattan show For Sale-nOr I will rent, cottage at Igramma Park, Tippecanoe Lake. For particulars see George Harman, Alexandria, Ind.

TIRES TIRES. High Grade Kokomo Castings Tubes. 10-28x1 plain 6.00 .76 7 1.S6 10-SOXStt non-skid 8.9 1.95 0-J8x rS.50 1.76 5-IJlxtH non-skid 9.75 J.00 We vulcanize any tire made and guarantee our "work at prices you can afford to pay. B. C.

Julian's Tire Shop, Blwood, Jnd. 146-Z4U LOST AlfD FOUWD, Found D. pin Owner can bava by calling at Times-Trib une and paying aoat. of ad aad small reward to UMt Cirkstif ed mXER ClULFJINT UNDERTAKERS Vulcanizing of all kinds Work guaranteed- JATTS GARAGE Glen Tait, Prpp. Oxfords and both Maek and white soles Also ladies white rub ber sole; (tanvas pumps with or without strap.

11 "AJexandna," t'vps an! MABONY'S I have moved my blacksmith shop and tools jmt across from the City library on Cburch St. I am here to do good work and stand back of It to make it atisfac-tory at the same old. prices! new shoes; 1, 2, 3,4 and 4 new shdes, 6 and 7, $1.26. 4 new 1 in! and under $4.00. 4 new rims, 1 ip.

and undtr; $4.00. -vvs'V A. O.T2anfield, Blacksmith. 2L 1L In -the July American Magazine a United Senator writes an Interesting the remark- hid, mail that tiA VnllAWln Jg an occount oX OM oI tne, most re- The American, oeonle are at all tUne, MXlm. t0 ffl0 matter, how worthless, provided It will coat them nothing.

Every day's mail brings, its. requests for aeeds and Government publications. 1 have long' the frankness of the man who wrote to me: i. 'Please put my name on the mail ing lists for anything that the government gives away WAirTBD wanted Temporary position by experienced stenographer, as substitute tor vacationist; or type writing to do at home; Call at 721 N. Harrison 18S-t Wanted good teams with wagons ready for work.

Report at Southern Estate Financial plant, Alexandria ind. FOR BAUD OR TRADal For Sale Cheap room house. with five lots in Phillips Addition. Call at home of Frank corner Sixth St. and Michigan Ave, Phil.

lips addition, Ind, 167-t. For Sale Good rutbeMlred.i top buggy and set of fair harness. Very reasonable prloe. H. O.

Curry, Boston store, Alexandria, Ind. For Sale Sorrel driving horae, 4 years Old; city broke, gentle. See Alvah Cunningham at garageBast Washington street. 16 4-6 1 For Sale Porch 17 feet long land 7 feet Must be sold at once. Inquire Times-Tribune for particu lars.

16S-t, For Eale-Qood mare, gentle; 10 years old and sound, 1200 one good gentle horse, 15 years old, 1100 one two-horse farm wagon; one set double breechen harness, new, brass-mounted. See John Schuyler. 220 IN. Harrison Alexandria, Ind. 165-6t.

For Sale-r-Cheap lumber and roofing during the next few days while building is being torn down at 209 South Harrison street. See Willis Peelle. 166-6t. For Hale Lot of supers for eight-frame Langstroth hives; also two Q-aaaaawaaweeawr Alexandria Bank ResciTCs i OYER $509,033. Private bank tinder atati lupervigion Our stockholders are personally rapooaiblc to depositors.

Wt Pay Three ftr cegt Time Certificates Gl: ffrP bomber Liu ted Press Association. Publinued every evening, except Sunday, at IK North Harrison SUeet, Alexandria. Indiana. vWUJi JT. IU.ljM.

Pabliahs Entered at the Alexandria post-oAe second class utter. ftaaatrlptfoaa Daily bf Carrier, one 4J Daily ay Curler, ata moatha. 1.49 Daily by Carrier, three 1.15 Dally by Mall, oae Jt Dally by Mall, taraa moatha .50 Dally by Hall, eta 1.90 Dally by MaU, 'oae year. 1.00 Tharaday EdlUoB, oaa year .1 (la elnba el or if eeals par year each). BOTH PH0NJC8 EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS 14.

SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1010, Be good aad bo fohistrloas and you will be what I moat love la -this H-orld-WThomaa Jefferson. A little la one's own pocket worth, Biuch la another man's purse. -Cervantes. i- I am building a mountain and top before the last basketful earth la placed on the eanunlt I have MueuvvoDiocaiB. If It la not right do not do It, if it la not true do not any iU--Marciu Anrellna.

We are sUU confident that Car- ranza and VUla wUI get togett when they are both dead. There will be nothing Urrlng In Alexandria on the ga-lorloui Fourth the same happening to come on Bun day tola year. But we will celebrate waahday (Monday) Jnstead, and there are any eaglea in this neck the woods that haven't exercised their lung ot late, we sincerely hope tney will come forward. It will be for the United States governmenirt Tn vestigate the mors that the ship "Armenian" was a British transport. We presume even though It be proven that It was such, our, anglo-phobe patriots and German baiters will still continue to ylpp and yowl about retaliation against Germany for torpedoing the vessel It may not be very Instructive but It Is entertaining reading to peruse the Herald and the Bulletin, those two mighty palladluil of liberty pub lished at the Madison county seat First Mr.

Toner hands a few to Mr Crittenberger, then Mr. Crlttenber- ger hands a few to Mr. Toner. So fond dp these men seem, of each oth er that we could easily be made to believe that they love one another NOT. Already the friends of B.

Ben ator Lawrence W. Sherman, of Illinois, have sprung a boom for him fof the presidency in'1816. In the mean while our old and whilom friend, the erstwhile Progressive Party at Oyster Bay, Is keeping remarkably silent 'midst all this babble, of Sherman talk tor the Republican nomination. Can it be that Terence has lost his tongue? or can It be possible that his latest verbal outbreak; against President Wilson's, war policies and bis frigid not to say froien-tip, reception by the people; caused him to tumble to the fact that he has been talking too much and saying ton HttlaT ABOUT THOSE FOUR MILLION. Not the least entertaining among 21: i Almost As Free As Comfort la aid Arad Alsxshria 3C 2C of Iceland breezes our new faos show you.

Asa. Lady Corsets, $1.00 aad DRY GOODS the Air You Breathe Over three hours for one; cent with (Prepared by tlie United Press from Records la the Bute Library.) The state of Indiana made its third aad last attempt to establish a state bank in ThIsTank Vas much like Itia predecessor except that the state was not a stockholder. It was driven out of business by uatlonaj law imposing a tax ot ten per cnt on the Issues of all banks except those with a national charter. The present banking laws ware en acted la 1874. There you are.

What a trick, to sure! But of all the plffletferous piffle and the twaddlerous twaddle that ever emanated from human months this Is the most plfflelferous and moat twaaaierous. Kitchener could no more raise 4,000,000 volunteers than he could raise the southeast comer of the pyramid Cheops with his left hand, not a bit more We know, in fact everybody knows, that the masses of people are trying In every way possible to keep out. of the army. Volunteers are not rush Ing forward they cant' even be shoved forward and. fertile mind that conceived that cock and br story about 4,000,000 volunteer! sol diers being ready to cross the Eng lish channel deserves to be crowned as the master mind ot strategical Im agination.

Perhaps Kaiser WUhelm has heard of those 4,000,000, hnd perhaps that Is the reason he Is eolng east Instead of west. Ha, the plot thickens. THE CITY BEAUTIFUL. When the city council passed resolution ordering property owners to icut the weeds on their premises they took a long step forward In line of duty. It is gratifying to be able to say that Alexandria property owners have taken more interest in keeping up their premises in the past year than ever before In the history -of the city.

This is, no doubt, due to the fact that Alexandria on the ltrbole has bad an awakening and that as a result of that awakening the people have begun to realise that It they wish to make of their city something more than a mere country village they would have to be up and doing. For many years, in fact ever since the', cas petered out. the inhabitants of Alexandria got the foolish notion into their heads that the city's last days had They couldn't see for the life of, themselves what was to become of the town. They threw, up their nanas in despair, their heads dropped and they became the victims of an economic and social melan cholia that was pitiful behold, and all because they failed to remember the old adage that it Is a long lane that has no turning. But we have arrived at the turning of that long lane; -in fact we arrived some time ago, and so gradually did wa -approach that urn that a good many of us do not realize even today that we are going in another But such Is the case-.

A drive about Alexandria' will convince the most, skeptical that: what we say about: the changed Conditions In this city are absolutely, true. The people of almost every part of Alexandria have taken a justifiable pride In improving their premises hnd making them look more presentable. Now what we need above all things else In Alexandria is a publlo park or square where the people can gather of an evening and mingle on com mon ground, exchanging, courtesies and Increasing a social entente which will do so much to cedent a com-; munity and bring about a better un derstanding along all civic lines. We could utilise such a square, in many ways. During 'day it coujd be used as a playground by the drea; in the evening we could have, band concerts and publlo speaking.

and now and then an al fresco enter talnment gotten up by home talenU which coma. maae most Interesting. All these go with a properly developed and refined- eom-munlty lite and have in. themselves the very elements that make for rerl flnement and sympathy small towns ana oues. i One thins that Alexandria lacks toi make it more nearly an ideal home! city, and.

that la the co-operative KEEP COOL! Hot Weather Here-You Wilj Need" Ice. Puw Crystal la Made from DIS TILLED Water, Full Treatment'fPtomgt Delivery. Pengs' 1 1 Earl Keatai, eif 412 i u.upo ilou to unify the orta of these dubs for the material and social welfare of Alexandria? Outside of the winter lecture course we know of -no single instance where uch a co-operative effort has been made by the women's' clubs of this city. i Hera Is a field, then, that might be exploited and good results ob- talned. We are alliawrested In the tivuv utrvi vutii.

uwb la civ uuuuti j'at whereby the pest results are obtain- FEW aOTBES EOnOMS. Special -Correspondent Commodore 81 Applebloatbut "who was bncet mayor of this here town, came over the yesterday to see doc Spjeeaum about a pain be had In his neck, f. seems that SI gets it in the neck oncet In a while. Curt Finch whose weddln' tor Miss Mandy Overhulse was solemnized in the Bottoms a few months ago, caue noma drunk, 4other day and now Mandy wants a dee-vorco. She says halnt used to bavin' the smell o' booze 'round her and it makes her sick at the stumniick.

Mandy seem to fergit that her father, old squire Josh Overhulaei never drew a sober breath between Sundaya. Hek Joyce, our wlde-a-wake town marshall, got on the trail of tour small boys last Tuesday and nearly ketched them. They had been taking cherries off en widow Martin's trees without first asking widow Martin. At the lltr'y club last night Miss Flossie Fllster read a paper on "The Psychological Precipitancy ot the raiezoio renoa. wnen sne got.

through Mrs. Butternut, wife of Just- Ice of the peace Ezeklel Butternut got up and motioned that the paper be sent to the Atlantic Monthly for publication. Miss Susie Jacobson seconded the motion. 'Miss Angelina Dewberry Is visit ing ber grandmother, now well-nigh 95 rears old. St Rivervlew.

If the roads are good enough she may take a run up td Alexandria and spend few days with Lem Splvens knocked Jake Dunn down for caUlpg him a bone-head. DAISY. Tebgraras UWHi)il Chicago shock" Is the new est and strangest -disease, according to delegates to the homeopathy convention: here. Dr. James Searson, of London, says it's caused by, gun noise and acuta excitement.

White plains, N. chas ing him but of the front door twice Wilson Fitch Smith, a wealthy rest- dent, had to throw a persistent burg lar Out of the window before he stopped coming back. New York VYou are the first hon est masher I ever had before me," said Magistrate Appleton to Max Schecter when he pleaded guilty to flirting with pretty Mrs. Grace Sny der, Moraiaad Wales, tuuraaee Otr gee. f-BJ B1wVr ifayBAlffi iti kind geUiia.

kinda Cpair fm wsiefcoa, docka welrj, typairriUrsAQd JBusi-al jjutnaMntgu How ig a good luu to hsmyoorwatdi elemiied and bvI in fitat elasa eonditioa. QtNOIsmNMtSSSIf'j i ti ji ARB LONG ON SOME SUITINGS I AM giving yon a suit add xtra pair of trous ers tree, made from jmfjht nifty patterns. gi ordering until now, oome on water's fine Maker of the Ktod of CLOTHES. GENTLEMEN WEAR 1 Made special for our Company by 'rone of the best fan manufacturers in the world. Have, you seen one of our new 100 watt ''C" lamp outfits for the Service Co MMMiMM NOT FAJB uTROHAKDI81I AT A Bid PBlGB BUT "''k'----: rvw GOOD MIBOHANIISB JLt A FATA, SQTJABB.

BBBIABK ABLT 1AM- PB1CB. THAT TOP Owr TiriTBy yniT ntAnie Flowered crepes saoe Embroidered rloe-loth. 60c Auto Bonnets soe Men's Blue Cham tray Work flalrts, S6e or tor fl4)0 Shield bows 10c i wl. sS5c Men's Slllc Body sox; blac or wLlte pair lSe 50c Snspeaders Parasols tu Munalngwear 60e to 6Se WITH VS. SSe soa home? 'Let us lodiaaa General v-Vv'KC 16e I 11 15' z5e I New Ribbons, yd it y.

lOo Salt Cases, up fTom 1.J yd. lawn, 8o Bookfold Qinghain. 996 SHOBS "Tasma" Silk gloves, elbow length. white- i ti, TOet -i IB t- -B U.001 WhiU'-Poplta "Mary Janes- at 1JIO I.7S Lon'a" Ki tJ(0 il.S0'''lmBty-B"a.:!-.. tt.oe Black Cloth Top; pat, pamp S.OO Black Cloth Top pu mpV strap, at $9.49 13.60 Men's Patent Laee Oxford, at 50 12.00 MaaVa White Caavaa Oi fords, at i.ii:.,9t -Msnls Bth Oatlng Shoes, at'vr'3L '-i Jj6 Women's Cushion Soled Shoea at Mary Janea to Taonla Oxfords-aad Barefoot.

Big the, various forms of amusement now presented a pulsating and vibrating, not to say 'oscillating, public are the censored war reports that perstat in floating' o'er; briny At- lantle to tteae western These reports are so true to color; that all one has to do to know which side 'won is to read the first word In the data line. Thus, if a dispatch begins with the word "Paris' there Is no use to read any farther. We know the French have won. If the word "Petrograd" starts the first line of the news, we may be dead certain that the Russians have won. And ao on down the line.

But now comes form' of diversion which promises to be exceedingly exhilirating to the British-French-Rnaslan alliance. It Is to the report recently started In London, we presume, that Kitchener had raised an army of 4,000,000 British soldiers tl.SS Khakis i 'Nainsook anions Balbrlgan anions Rugs, Carpets, Mattings, 7 Linblsunis, Burlaps, etc; At A Big Saving 1 use id. oik oonee-n. Two lb. Dried Peaches Two lb.

Pmnes One lb. Compound lard Two cans a I i fj Three Bottles "Diadem" Catsup wuii iu II and that all aewspeper talk i about having to resort to conscription 1 was merely a blind to fool the poor Kaiser and make him feel that Oreat Britain: was near the end of her One Sack "White Star" jOne dos. Mason Boyd caps 16e If -a.