The Daily Republican from Rushville, Indiana • Page 5

Thursday Evening. Nov. 3, 1910. THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. PAGE FIVE.

The Store for Particular People i A TWO YEAR GUARANTEE ON THIS FOUNTAIN SYRINGE AND HOT WATER BOTTLE Best-Ei new hu fi cor- THE The is extra quality goods and the only ones of its kind, cloth inserted rubber making it the strongest bottle on the market SEE OUR WINDOW PERSONAL POINTS, RALSTON PLEASES J. Carr wa- in Indianapolis todav. Jackson spent today in In- dianapoli-. Mrs. E.

I. Wooden was in anapoKs today. Delivers Second Speech of Campaign Before Crowd That Partially Fills K. of P. Hall.

Now in Our New Location Williamson I Indianapolis todav. a visitor ir A Reward is in store for those looking for a place to borrow money on the EASY PAYMENT PLAN- I have funds at my disposal to loan on anything of value including real estate, household goods, houses, cattle, pianos, or any kind of personal property without removal. Positively lowest rates. For further information see Walter E. Smith Phone 1453---3 Rings IF YOUR WIFE HAS GONE TO THE COUNTRY don't worry about your meals.

At this grocery you can get thiDgs all or nearly cooked that will en- ableyou to fare like a lord. A few suggestions: Canned soup, baked beans, all kinds of crackers, kippered herring, canned chicken, lobster and salad dressing. You object to such a choice. There are others too. Just received our first shipment of new Buckwheat Flour.

L. L. ALLEN, illOCEK PHONS 1440 PATHE) 99 FILM Simple Mistake (Very Comic.) SONG Mr. Earl Robertson the Ivy Climbs Over the Wall 1 5c ADMISSION 5c Palace Theatre FILM (SELIG) Her A NEW SONG Hfififififififififififi0KB0fi to to (THANHOUSER) FILM Girl Reporter (FTne Drama) A NEW SONG READ REPUBLICAN SPEECHES Rooms 7, 8 and 9, Miller Law Building W. H.

Wt was a Vi-- itor in Indianapolis today. George a visitor in Indianapolis today. James E. Watson transacted business in Indianap today. Mrs.

Will S. Meredith was a senger to Indianapolis this month -Mrs. Miller is visiting grand daughter, Mr- E. Peek ir Orange township. Mrs.

J. TV. VanOsdol of New Ca-tle i- the guest of her son, Dr. D. VanO-dol and family.

-Mb- Katie Brown has returned to her home in after a with friends in this city. Jordon Houze of Switzerland county is the guest of her brother. Dr. D. I).

VanOsdol and family. Alki, F.a!’*n of Arlington was here a few hours today accompanied by hi- granddaughter, Miss Linville. Airs. G. L.

Starks lias returned to her hirne in Jersey City after a visit with her -ister. Mr Frank Rennet in Wabash. Ind. Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce Matlock have returned to iheir home in Jersey City after an extended visit with relatives in Kokomo. -Mrs. John R. Paftbon of Falmouth returned today from a visit among friend- at Indianapolis. While here -he was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.

Frank Schrichte of East Fifth street. We are all moved except Basement Department and are now ready to wait on vou at the corner of ''Samuel L. Ralston of Lebanon dei vered a Democratic speech in the Knights of Pythias hall last evening td the usual audience of the campaign. The hall was partially filled the crowd that was attracted by rather noted Democat. He dis- i cussed the issues of the campaign from a Democratic viewpoint and de- voted a portion of his time to reading some Republican speeches which have been delivered this campaign.

The local Democrats were generally pleased with his talk. Mr. Ralston, it will be remembered. Vas a candidate fbv the nomination for governor against Governor Thomas R. Marshall, two vears ago.

Third and Main Streets she Mauzy Co MMS TURTLE DUT lU A. J. Shelby of Lebanon. Relative of Mrs. Sarah Ball, and Well Known Here, in Accident.

FENCE HOLDS MACHINE UP 5c ADMISSION 5c Greensburg Democrat: Miss Inez Theis, who has recently returned from a sanitarium at Rushville, is reported as getting along nicely after the operation. Miss Edith Caldwell will be the hostess for the Shakespeare club on Friday evening at her hom, 120 East Ninth street. The paper 011 the subject, Wives of will be read by Miss Lois Fritter. VC 3 fr The Modern Art club was entertained this afternoon by the Misses Alice and Anna Glore at their heme in East Third -treet. The B.

B. club will meet with Mrs. J. IV. Hogsett in West Second s.

reel tomorrow evening when their annual dinner will be given honoring Mrs. S. E. Mowers who i- to leave Monday for ElPaso, Texas, accompanied, by Mr. and Mrs.

(Tories W. Fairbanks of Indianapolis, to spend ihe winter. The Ladies Mis-. nary Society enjoyed a very pleasant meeting at the home of Mrs. Howard in North Main street last evening.

There were seventy-five guests present and light refreshments of brick ice cream and cake were served. A dispatch from Lebanon yesterday stated that A. J. Shelby of that city, a relative of Mrs. Sarah Ball of North Jackson street, had been seriously if not fatally hurt in an automobile accident.

The dispatch stated that his shoulder was dislocated, the ligaments tom loose and that he was internally injured. This morning Mrs. Ball received word from Lebanon to the effect that the extent of Mr. Shelby's injuries was a dislocated shoulder although he escaped possibly fatal hurts in a rather miraculous manner. In the letter to Mrs.

Ball he stated that the machine in which he was riding went into the ditch and turned turtle, but that he barely escaped being crushed by the heavy weight of the auto, when the bed caught 011 the fence. The machine was held there until he was able to slip out from under it. Mr. Shelby is well known here, having visited Mrs. Ball many times.

The Yaudet has for tonight a Thanhouser film, Girl It is the story of a woman reporter on a metropolitan paper, who gets the confession of a public official charge with accepting a bribe. A nice romance is woven in this story which adds to the color. A new illustrated song will be sung. The Star Grand will show a very comic picture film tonight entitled Simple The police often do make mistakes, and in this picture they certainly made a very funny mistake. And if you want to laugh heartily and hear the rest of the audience laugh, you certainly will have to go and see this film, for even a pessimist with a bad toothache will not be able to keep from laughing when he watches this picture on the screen.

Earl Robertson will sing the Ivy Climbs Over the The Palace has for tonight a Selig film, Her It is the story of old colonial times when people thought more of their country than their lives. A young girl gives up her life that George Washington might not lose his at tne hands of some conspirators. The girl's heroism is wonderfully displayed and the picture portrays the early life in our countv. A new song will be sung. LITHE DOING IN COUNT Judge Sparks Comes Here And Will be Very Busy.

Judge Sparks left 011 the 1:06 car Wednesday afternoon for his home in Rushville and there will be very little doing in court matters from now until after the election on next Tuesday, says the Shelbyville Republican. The judge will probably be here every morning to call the docket and attend to the little business that might come up in court matters. Sit now for your photo. We are taking orders for Holiday delivery. Wallace, Photographer.

I93tl2 Smoke FAIR PROMISE 5c Cigars. Attorneys and Business Men as Well Favcr Action to Raise Lawyers Qualifications. STORM Those who hove seen E. A. Lee storm buggy have pronounced it the best thing on the market.

If you are needing one be sure to see it be fore you buy. The price is right. E. A.LEE WILL BE VOTED ON TUESDAY I We Are Going One Step Farther Vaudet Theatre fi fi 9 fi Si fi fi fi a 9 HfififififiKfifiEfiHMKEHfiPMfifififififififi WANT ADS. 4 Too Late for Regular Position.

FOR davenport, dark oak dining table, bed and mattress, stair carpet, blue rug, etc. Cheap if sold at once. West Fifth, -Ircct. Telephone 1263, 202t4 ADMISSION 5c FOR room house, 331 West Third St. William Helm.

202112 Best by Test, Fair Promise 5c Cigar. WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Best by Test. Fair Promise 5c Cigar. Members of the bar in Rushville and Rush county and prominent business men and farmers, are favorable to the proposed constitutional amendment prescribing that the legislature shall by law, determine what qualifications shall be necessary to practice law in the courts of justice. This amendment is to be voted 011 at the general election November 8.

There has been agitation along this line for years and local members of the bar have always favored it, realizing that something more stringent should be provided in the way of qualification is to be kept as high as desired. The passage of the amendment being urged all over the State. It is a non-partisan movement and is being supported by all political parties. The object of the proposed amendment is to place the lawyers on the same basis as other professional men. such as physicians, veterinaiies and I pharmacists, and requiring that they pass examinations before being j1 granted license to practice law.

ss We do more than shoes. We guarantee them to give satisfaction. You are absolutely sure of getting value received if you buy yoyr Fall and Winter Shoes of us. They are made over Foot Moulded Lasts which adds to the EAR (as well as to the style) as there is no strain on any rt of the shoe, and consequently they wear longer and rt ta their shape. We will be glad to show you our latest styles.

B. We have just received a new shipment of Black Suede Button for Ladies all sizes and widths. BEN A. COX, The Shoe Man I i I YOU CAN SEND A CHILD here for any automobile supplies with perfect assurance get what you want. Wo do not keep one kind of supplies for experts and another for the inexperienced A woman buying her first supplies here will get as good as the most peasoned autoist.

Store your car with us this winter and avoid freeze-ups. Our garage is steam heated and plenty of room. Our storage rates only $3 per month, a WILLIAM E. BOWEN 306 N. Main St..