The Daily Republican from Rushville, Indiana • Page 7

tidy Anted THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. 1W8HVILLR, PAGE SEVEN TODAY'S WANT ADS All Advertisements under this head are charged for at the rate of one-half cent per word for each Insertion. The same Ad will be placed in the Indianapolis Star and Daily Republican at the combined rate of one and one-fourth cent per word. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ARE NOT TAKEN AFTER 10:00 A. M.

FOR PUBLICATION ON THE SAME DAY. News of Interest from Many Points in County FOR SALE iXHt and Jersey cow with calf. M. F. Lucas West 3rd.

132t6 FOR room cottage, 601 West 7th. See Albert C. Stevens. 128t6. FOR summer dresses, coat suits and coats at 516 West 2nd.

Phone 1960. 132t3 FOR touring car body. Derby Green. IJDf. FOR white leghorn hens year strain.

Chicken coops and wire pens. 718 X. Perkins. Phone 1277. 130t6 FOR Phone 1039.

128t6. FOR room dwelling, North Main St. Phone 1725. 302tf. FOR S.

flag size 6 by 10 new; cheap. T. E. McAllister. 113tf.

FOR room house and lot at 625 Wrest 10th St. See Alfred Crawley, Administrator, or Morgan Ketchum, Attys. 18tf FOR RENT FOR Phone 1073. 310 East 6th 133t6 FOR room cottage on Harrison Street. A.

L. phone 1928. 133t2 FOR on 4th Street, between Morgan and Harrison. Phone 1283. 132t3 FOR in Tony row Phone Mrs.

Sarah Guffin, 1201. 130t6. TOR room. Modern conveniences. Mrs.

J. R. Carmichael, Phone 1198. 129tf J. F.

CLEMONS Livery, Feed and Sale Barn FIRST CLASS RIGS FUNERAL AND CAB SERVICE 132 S. MAIN PHONE 1190 FOR rooms 218 Julian 3345. 128t6 FOR at 103 N. gan. Call WingertePs 1182.

84tf FOR rooms with bath at 232 East 3rd. 84tf. FOR west half of double house. 220 East 2nd Street. 127tf FOR 8 room house on Fifth, between Morgan and Harrison.

Samuel L. Trabue, A tty. 151tf. TOR front room Miss Scanlan, 224 WTest 5th 130t6 FOR sleeping or light housekeeping rooms; modern conveniences. Phone 1071; 332 N.

Morgan. 163tf. be. Plum Creek There were 100 present at Sunday school last Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Bernan and his broither and wife of WTells county the funeral of Wayne Ertel Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Mull Wallace and son John of of Rushville i vvere the guests of the par- housekeeping and john.

Sr. Sunday, street. Phone Mr. and Mrs. Welcome Aiken entertained the past week Mr.

and Mrs. William Barlow and familv of Rushville and Mr. and Mrs. Mullen and family and Mr. and Mrs.

George Wr. Kemraer and familv. Mrs. Lina Hahn of Eaton, Ohio is jthe guest of friends in this neighborhood. The farmers of this neighborhood are through threshing wheat, but are still threshing oats.

Mrs. John Nipp, who hurt her back when she fell a few days ago, is improving slowly. Mr. and Mrs. Williis Meyer will move to the Milt Gordon home in the near future.

Mr. Gordon and his neiee will locate in some city, but they have not decided where it will NefTs Corner Most all of the farmers ef this vicinity finished threshing. Born to the wife of Leslie Miller Wednesday morning a 10 pound boy. Angus Miller has purchased a automobile. Mr.

and Mrs. Roscoe Lefforge attended the U. B. Conference near Anderson Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. William Emsweller and family visited friends at Rushville Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Linville are at Martinsville, where Mr, Linville is taking treatment.

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Miller and George W. Miller were at Rushville Wednesday. A.

C. Miller and Elmer Ryon were at Milroy on business Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Emmit Farthing and family will move back to thd Cameron farm this fall.

TO LET TO RESPONSIBLE Mr. and Mrs. Will Strong and outfit. One tent family and Charles Eitel, Sr. of 9x12 ft.

3 ft. side wall. Fly. Camp stove and canvass cot. See Still Wilkinson at The Mauzy Co.

132t3. WANTED for cream, 40c. Burchard Creamery. 132tf. stenographer, pleasing personality, permanent work, pleasant and instructive.

Apply, Chamber of Commerce, Shelbyville. Madison county came Tuesday to attend the funeral of Wayne Ertel, but when it was postponed to Wednesday, they could not remain an-d had to go back Tuesday evening. The C. W. B.

M. society will meet Wednesday afternoon of next week with George B. Kemmer. The Misses Mary Rider, Dorothy Pearess and Myrl Gordon were the i guests of the Misses Carson Wed- nesda v. MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIir.

E. W. CALDWELL AUTO LIVERY Oh! 8lr! 5 Day 1489 OllllillllllllllHIIIIIIIHIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIini want Cottonwood, Willow, Poplar, Linn, Soft Maple, Quaken Asp and Buckeye timber. We will jay $8.00 per cord for this kind and Mrs. Bert imber, F.

O. B. Write for specifications and price at your loading point. JOHNSON EXCELSIOR MFG. CO Indianapolis, Ind.

Fire and Tornado Insurance Abstracts of Title Fidelity and Surety Bonds Notary Public 306 Main St. Phone 1336 Geo. W. Osborne cook. City Restaurant.

1311 high Little Flat Rock The Rev. J. C. Reynolds and son? and Dwight Carney are among those who are camping on White Watei this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Wilson and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wilson Thursday. C.

B. French returned home Mon day after a visit with rfela tives here. I Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bell of Huntington, West Virginia visited Mr.

orris Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F. C.

George attended the funeral of Wayne Ertel northeast of Rushville Wednesday morn ing. Mrs. William George and Mrs. Callie Moorehead visited friends near Andersonville Thursday. There will be regular services at the Little Flat Rock church Sunday morning and evening.

Every one cordially invited to attend. Rex A. George, who is an apprentice seaman at Newport, R. writes that he likes the work fine and will be transferred to Virginia soon. Mr.

and Mrs. John Colestock and daughter Vonetta and son Arie vis- Sumner Several from here are attending the Wesleyan conference and camp meeting at Fairmount this week. The Rev. Jacob Hester is still sick at the home of his daughter in Sheridan and shows little or no improvement. Mr.

and Mrs. Lowell Beach and his sister Estelle Beach were guests of Mr Mrs. E. C. Macey Sunday afternoon.

The Misses Mildred Anthony and Margaret Woods of Arlington were entertained at dinner Wednesday at the home of D. M. PressnalL Mr. and Mrs. Lee Macey and Mr.

and Mrs. Gurnie Swain went to Sheridan Tuesday and from there to Fairmount Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A.

H. Swain went to Walnut Ridge west of Carthage Saturday to Quarterly meeting. The camp meeting begins at Cleveland, Hancock county Friday, August 24 and lasts over the following Sundav. chair. Phone 1746.

130t3. 1 ited son Raymond at Louisville rent two or three Sunday. unfurnished rooms for light Edward Medd returned from a housekeeping. Phone 1915. 130t3 vjsft at Lawrenceburg Wednesday.

Orange Dr. W. R. Phillips went to Fort Harrison Monday where he will take a course in training for the medical corps. A community social was held on the M.

E. church lawn Tuesday 'night. Thomas Reed has purcha.sed a new touring ear. Mrs. Elmer Stevens accompanied and Clyde Matnev to Indianapolis last Saturday.

The Willing Workers will meet with Mrs. Ross Friend Thursday. They will also provide dinner at the Kennedy sale August 20. Rolland Morris and a crowd of boys are spending the week camping near Milroy. Miss Louise Sipe has returned from Madison, where she has been attending Hanover college.

WANTED if you are thinking of Union Township Mr. and Mrs. Will Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brown motored to spent the putting a furnace, you should investigate the Caloric nothing beats it for heat and ec- onomv; it is furnished by E.

A. GreeniAurg Sunday and Lee. We have also the New Idea day relatives, or Nisco spreader and the J. I. The Misses Ruth and Mildred Bill- Ca.se Farmer Boy sulky plows, ings visited Miss Helen Kennedy See them at E.

A. WANTED-TOlrls over 18 years 11 and arrie iiorns FOOD SITUATION IS SETTER THAN EVER Premier George Makes Pointed Answer to Hope of Starving England WHEAT FAN ABOVE LAST YEAN steady employment, good houra a' Vevav- Jndiani'- and wages. Rushville Laundry. mrr to town Mr- vice sad Fitting new pens or occasional repairs ere promptly attended The if very moderate. Wa abo carry complete lino of grade accteeotfei Including Gargoyle Mobiloile Leteaagp- ply the correct grade for FALSE OLD matter if broken.

I pay $2.00 to $15.00 per set. Send by parcel post and receive check by return mail. L. Mazer, 2007 Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 123tl0.

LOST AND FOUNb Poland China sow about year old. Owner can huve same by describing. J. D. Whitton, Route 10.

129t8 Mr. and Mrs. Kanerda Jones and daughter Maxine spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben F.

Jones of Rushville. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Gordon and 4alighter Jemima motored to Glenn Miller Park at Richmond Sunday and attended the Rhodes reunion. Mr.

and Mrs, Homer Hall and son Walter and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Nixon Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon.

Mr. and Mrs. Euhan Vickery, Mr. und Mrs. Cart Ging and son Norman Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Ging ol near Kennard. George 1. Austin has purehased a new airtomoinhile The Young Peoples Married class pen on down town of Mum Creek will meet at the home Finder please return Mr and Mrs. I rank Logan Satur- Daily Republican.

129t4 day night. license number 1412 Finder please notify Verl Creek, Rushville, R. R. 3. 130t3 By United Press.) London, Aug.

answer to hopes of starving out England through the submarine campaign was given by Premier George when he announced Thursday that the food situation was now better than it has been for a long time. stock of wheat now on hand is 16,000,000 bushels above that of last the premier told the house of commons. food position is better than in many WILL BE SENT TO FRANCE By United Prsss.) Washington, August that 2,000 graduates from the first series of officers training camps have been assigned to go to France. They will receive further intensive training there and ultimately HU up gaps caused by promotions or casualties. Special Sale of Popular Copyrights Regular Price rv 59c Sale Price 35c, 3 for $1.00 An excellent opportunity to save on your summer reading.

Extra Special Friday and Saturday 4 Cans Old Dutch Cleanser------25c Lenox Soap, per No phone or C. O. D. orders accepted. 99c STORE Where You Always Buy For Less This Store Offers you the best value at all times, for your money.

When yon are in need of Paints, Varnishes, Brushes, Polishes, Enamels, Window Shades, Wall Paper and in fact everything that is handled in an UP-TO-DATE PAINT STORE--you will find it here Let us figure on your next job. We do expert contract work. Our employes are protected by liability insurance The Best. QUALITY BEST AT ALL TIMES CALL AND EXAMINE OUR LINE Store 126 West 2nd Street Phone 1035 WE WANT TO FEED YOU You will find our store headquarters for everything In food stuffs. You will find the quality as high as it is possible to obtain any where in the wholesale markets.

You wHI find our prices as low as it is possible to make them. We think that these all important features should appeal to you, for you know that you want to eat wefl at as low a cost as possible. MAKE OUR STORE YOUR DAILY MARKETING PLACE. All Rolled Oats per package Full Quart Jars Olives each-----------------------------------------------------35c Hominy or Hominy Grits per pound Economy Jar Caps per dozen Parowax per pound Can Rubbers per. dozen.

---------------10c 3 -25c Good Straight Grade Flour per hag 05 Mother Hubbard Flour per Wheat-a-Lax, a very fine whole wheat flour, a Just received our first shipment of 1917 Connersville Per 20c L. L. ALLEN Phone 1420 Grocer HUSTLING FOR BUSINESS so that we can keep our men employed through the slack season. If any painting that can be done NOW, make special price inducements. better to give work than alms fo an idle man, and it would be the truest charity as well as a moneysaving propositions for yourself to let us do your painting now.

We guarantee it will be done right. We do Work Anywhere in the County. MEREDITH RODEBAUGH Phones 1369 and 1751. The White Lead Painters. The Madden Broe.

Co. mxpAiB ipxoalty A Tear eld Machinery Bersi red and Made Goed as Mew. We Grind and Sharpen Phone 1632. 517-619 West Second St. BlllimiHIIIIIIHIIIHHHIIINIIIIHIIIHilllBIIIHMlllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIHfllllHIIIJJI I Shoe Repairing I I SHOE SHOP I Opp.

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