The Call-Leader from Elwood, Indiana • Page 7

y.y-. THt ILW666 CALL MibftH MONDAY, MAlicH 1, W. V. 1 PACE FIVf V. DEMOCRATS TO MAY 16-20 ondum on tho question of- whether tho stato-wldo features should be olImnated from the primary law.

Candidates for congressmen were urged to make announcements' lu all districts as soon as pofilble if thty have not-already done so. ITEM -Of- ras TOLD IS USES Misses, Margaret and Roxle Aber oomberie spent Saturday afternoon in Anderson! Thomas Wheeley Is spending a few days in Indianapolis with fruuJs anl relatives. Mrs. Robert Hohscla.w spent Sat for ki fWzlh, si no I tfothek I HI Come to us with your clothing wants for Spring. We will have a complete line of Clothing, Hats and Furnishings for Men, Young Men, Boys, and which are right in quality, right in style and which are priced right.

We are also agents for the Ed V. Price Tailoring-Gompany OnQ of the Best Tailoring Houses in the Country, Come to us with your Spring wants, We are sure we can please you. Dates Are Chosen for State Con vention of Party at; Indianapolis. RALSTON AGAIN SAYS ND Indianapolis, Feb. 28.

May 10 and 20 were decided upon as dates for the Indiana Democratic' slate convention, at meeting of the Democratic state committee hero today. State Secretary A. C. Snlloo, was instructed to issue the call as soon as it can be prepared. During the meeting, former Governor Samuel Hulston reiterated a declaration that ho will not be a candidate for governor or Indiana nud assorted that ho would lend nil his support to Dr.

Carlton II. McCullough of Indianapolis. I Delegates Show Pleasure. DelcRntos expressed themselves na pleased with the way political conditions nre slufpliiK up in the state and, in this connection, said that Republican factional troubles would bo bcnellcinl to the Democratic party. In an informal discussion ot tho special legislative session proposed by Governor Goodrich, prevailing simtimont seemed to favor amend ment of the stale tux law, and a refer- i Always at ADLERrROTHESTER.

Your Service. Town 67 Years Old. lopen by William Earlon in the pre- On March 1, 1853, sixty-seven years ceding year. Is known of the ago today, James Anderson, Mark I number of people -In the town at the Simmons and J. B.

Frazior. laid out time It was laid out or of its Institute town of Quiney, which afterwards tions, yet they cou(d not have been was named Elwood. At that time there large and little indicated the present was a store in the little town, it being prosperity that is Elwood's. Our Auto Show, Mari 4, 5, 6 The Product of Experience Cluevpoiet 'Gars' I as a Fiddler" John was at Tipton' Saturday visiting hi sons. Lee and Ben Leisure, The assessor wilt be coming to seo you after tomorrow.

Got ready to list your rrojerty. There was no session of the superior court Saturday on account of the Illness of Judge Kills. The Baptist congregation at Anderson has issued, call to Rov, E. Z. Hamilton, of New London, Conn.

One lodger was given accommodation tho city JaljSaturdny night. Thera are few tourist on the road at this time. Jossa Will and Miss lues Franklin were married -at Anderson and will tmako their homo on the bride's farm ncir Pendleton. Tho Farmers Siat; hank at closed by bank examiners, has been reorganized and will reopen for business tomorrow. If you are, a poultry or pet stock nbnr you Should line up with tho association at lis at the Cou- lniildiiu; Georr.s 'Dovorsberger, 62, dlol at her homo soultiwest of Tipton, of pheumghia.

The huaband and seven of her ten children survive. F-dgaf '('lark's liaiHlsome Sedan balked on a trii back from Indianapolis, Saturday nlfiht and was towed fro.u miles t-outli. Jir tiec of the Peuco I'prklns. whn bat br-cn at the soldiers' home at, Marlon, Has rocovori'd'suftielently to return to his home at Alepamlria. l5w wd BnidlP-nisii, of Middletown, haa I'oen nppointod depuly Kreai.

sachem of thy Red -Man's Mribos ot and-Hancock Tha. street corners in Elwood should have nauia.fi' of the streets. Daily Ftrangers sro o-bllged to ask to iof ate tho. plaoe they want to reach Tlio teachers of Hoone, VaijBuren and Monoie townships, In inslituto at BuinmifvlllO, Tccommondod the ap-poi'ntnicnL of Mrs. Klla Custer as truant olllccr.

The automobile show of the Klwood ga-agea will begin Thursday and continue the remainder of the week. Whsther you' contemplate buying a car or not, you want to attend. The funeral of Joseph Hughes at Alexanria yesterday afternoon, was conducted by the Masonic fraternity and was largely attended. A number of the county officials woro ntionilnnce. The frcBliman team of the local high school Is practlng for a to be played soon with the-team from thi Catholic school.

The hlgn school team held practice this morning in the gymnasium. Nctice cf Trustees' Election. At the conference of tho Methodist Protestant church, next Wednesday evening, there will bo an election held to elect one trdstee to fill the vacancy caused by the 'death of W. T. Titus.

V2 L. FARROW, Pastor. We Loan Bank. will bjjy ond. or sell Liberty First National 17tf Luxury ntiil lv-ononiy been cotnliiueil tti liic Cln-vroM "Koiir-Niiiety" Scdii'n; It lias plenty of power, riiiitix coni- Tort complete equipment makes it one of tlu: ears of I he year.

1 fL. I i I 1 iAiT sIt, yyjii. so.jft3a Died of Influenza. James v. Hawkins, 4D.

unmarried, died at the home of Ida nephew, Or Jones, residing at 2332 Noith-A street Saturday afternoon about 4 o'clock, after a few days'' illness of inrluonsa. Tho funeral services wl'l bt conditctud at the-home Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock by Rov Viiilerwood and tho burial will be in tho city cemetery. Dateg for Closing f4ot Fixed. Tho dales for closing Of the coun try schools liaVo not been fised as yet, it was staled yesterday at tin olltco of County Superintendent Fra-atler. Soma of the 'achools have as i much as faur wf ika Vet.

of tho, scjtoo) I term while othcis wero closeO bncause of influenza epidemic wil'. continue longer. Seven new touring ca'-i pjstu-il through. I own this morning it; I tran.sli r.iui routine in I Auto TartK Salea lomiuiny. a', Ilarrisburg, til.

FMARSHALL'5 (te'i Wiumm mra. civiho, wmi BfcKl fc. sNfeO -I Li. Wf) 3flw il ii ftH V'iC5: i i urday and Sunday with Uoyd Barbel at Anderson. Herschell and Ashley' ot Alexandria, wer herothis morning on a business trip.

Riley Etchison went to Indianapolis today for a visit with H. Wei-' bora ior a few days. Orvilla Leathers is 'a Wo to be back at his work at the Abbott garage after a 'week's illness. Miss Catherine Hiischinger is ill at her home in North Tenth strant with an attack ot the grip. Mrs.

Frank Olselbnch, South atreet, who haa been ill at her homo, Is able to be out again. Louis Benedict has gono to Alex-? andria for a visit with and Mrs. Mocker for a few days. Sheridan Clyde, in confined to 'jili home, 2021 South A street, with an atfack of tonsolitis. 8eo FranPt B.

Denorlty. 176 North Anderson street, for all kinds of in-mrance. Down stairs office. Itt Mr. and Mrs.

D. VoIu spont yes terday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Heflin, West -Elwood Denver Billings, who has bren employed at Marietta, is here fox few "days', stay with friends. Miss Bonnie Billings was hero teiday from Andarson, visiting with Mr.

and Mrs. Milton Cummins. Mrs. D. W.

Stout is at Indianapo lis today selecting the spring stock ot millinery for the Stout store. William Evans, Who has been cm- ployed in Gary, has arrived here fof a few days' stay with his wife. Rev. Odell is at Indianapolis today where he is attending the Inter- Church conference in session at that place. T.

N. Trunin, proprietor of tho Hotel Kramer, is back at work after few days absence to a se.vert! cold. Mrs. Tunis Quinn-left tis morning i'or Alexandria, where she will spend a few days with har mother, Mrg. J.

Shepherd. Chester McKee returned Saturday from a ten days' busineas trip at Chicago. Mr. McKea also visited friends while at Chicago. Mrs.

N. R. Younce has returned home to Indianapolis, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashman, her parents, south of the Mr.

and Mrs. James Wilson, of Knig-htetown, spent Saturday 'anfl Sunday' with their son and Mr. and Mrs. W. h.

Wilson. Mrs. R. II. 102 South who was taken quite ill Sunday at.

noon with appendicitis, is reported about the same today. Mr. anl Mrs. Puul Sigler are here from Detroit, for a westt's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Frank Hancock, South street.

-Miss Marjoiie Murphy was: here from Anderson' yesterday to visit with her grandmother, Mrs. Murphy, who has been seriously ill for tho past week. i Mr. and Mrs. Frank C.

Keller and Mr, and Mrs. M. Gels and Mania O'Malley were In Alexandria yesterday, the body of Dr. Schmaus. Mrs.

Ralph Donaldson returnsd to nor work at the library this morning, after a several weeks illness due to the grip. She is feeling much improved now, Miss Sadie Wolf and her cousins, Miss Julia and Sidney Galiaway oi New York City, left for that place Saturday. The Gallaways have'-been guests at the Wolf home several weeks. Mrs! Henry Beckner, of Rushviile, Is visiting with her 'mother, Mrs. Sarah Odell, and her.

sister, Mrs. E. W. Tomes, South Anderson street. Mr.

Tomes, who has been reported mite ill, is much better now. Miss Blanche Rossman, who has 'een visiting with her parents, Mr. md C. K. Rossman, South A street, for the past few weeks, left today for Wauseon, Ohio.

She was accompanied as far as Alexandria by her father. A Candidate. William A. Lewis has announced his candidacy far the nomination ot sheriff on the Republican ticket as it was anticipated he would do. When he gave up his business here Jo take theoffica ot sheriff succeeding W.

F. Maryland, at his, dealh', it wag with the understanding that he would" bf the party's candidate, for a full lerm. Half nf the salary pf the office during the of the term givea to Mrs. Moreland by agree ment. Mr.

Lewis wa formerly city troauirer of Elwood and is one of ths prominent Republicana of this county. He has conducted the "office of sheriff in a very creditable manner. I. Stimulate yoor bowels to regular action in a natural way. Success is doubly easy for the man or woman who has vigorous health The greatest cause, both direct and indirect, of poor health in America is Our highly refined food, with our lack of proper exercise, leads to kidney trouble, liver trou ble, stomach trouble all of which are made worse by constipation.

lit glass ot water eacn nigm pciore fal(-0ver Shoes Do your bowels move regularly every day? Can you eat all you want, without distress? Is your skin clear? rv have hp adarhes It vour tonme coated Osmm Chevrolet "Four-Ninety" Sedan $1260 Delivered. Bruce Bros. Garage Nash and Chevrolet Passonger Cars and Trucks South and 16th Sta Phone 100 your breath bad? Then your system is loaded with poisons. Ftee yourself from them. But avoid pills and purgatives.

Strengthen your bowels, don't weaken them. Just take a V. it. with a BERT E. SNEED 4c CO.

I OCftL ftND i I PeKSONftL I Elwood Business Colleg; O. A- Armfleld is a nAnderstm business visitor today. Q. Humphrey was a Tipton business visitor Saturday afternoon. Keep your seal, -we "flo the work' at Abbott's Filling Station.

23 tf W. C. of kjndianapelis, was a guest of friends yesterday. Hadtey Wicker of Westfleld, was a business visitor in the city Saturday Harold Laramore left Saturday for a visit with his brother at Richmond Mr Frve. residing; on Worth A street, is 111 with a bad attaek of tho grip.

Mrs. Lula Kuopp visited over Sunday with her son, Harry, at Alexandria. InBOranoa tnat nmurcc Prank DeHority, 116 North Anderson street down sUtra. ltf Miss Ruby Foland Js better after an attack of the grip at her home in North street Frank -Ziy of.Kokorao, cane Saturday for a witti Newtori llancher, her fafltyr. Miss Anna, Lord is quito ill at her home, 1901 South I street, and is reported little" improved.

Anna lord, employed at the Trick Five and Ten Cent sjore, is Teported on the sick list. Shoes are high priced this season. If you want to save a dollar, walk up stairs. Sample Shoe Store. lltf Miss Irene Wright ami Brockman spent Saturday In Alexandria' with his wvher, Mrs.

Sarah Brockman. Miss Helen Pugh is able to be back at her work this morning at the Prick Brothers store, after an illness of a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fath were the dinner gueHts of Mr.

and Mrs. Kd Van-diver yesterday at the Vandiver home on South This is the season for Cyclones Let us write your windstorm lnsur sn'ce, and It wlfl be right. J. rield, Hartlng Block. ltf Mrs.

Charles Whitehead and her father. J. Farlow, of Frankton visited over Sunday with Mr. anl Mrs. Virgil Whitehead in Kokomo.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haaa and Mv and Mrs Ed Hughes were among those attending the funeral of Casper jDucheteau held at Alexandria, sat-iurday. The condition of Robert Coppock, residing on Went Main street, re ported to be about the same with little improvement Mr. Coppock has been- seriously 111 with an attack of Influenza for the past several days.

Sure. Relief t'IB CUBANS Z32lM Sure Relief ummasssm, Foot Wear. Now is the time you are tHuikiiiR of your Spiing? Coxtume. Iteinember that your costume will not be complete without a pair of Kalierty's Spring Shoes, Oxfoiils or l'miips. They will dd the finishing touches.

Style Quality the' best. Prices that arc right. FAHERT THE SHOE MAN. An -always good shoe. They are the most economical because of their quality.

They are cheapest shoes to buy because they give more and better service per dollar invested. It is wise to buy Walk-Over Shoes because they represent unquestioned reliability and a full measure of value. J. HILEIVi AN tHOEl OF GOUBSI Are You Going To Let your neighbor do all the saving? His savings ill not help you 'in tho least. Start an account with this bank and deposit some of your pay each week and you will soon be as prosperous as your neighbor.

I lie Croisser-h 'Dresg Store liiiiJ "THE BANK FOR EVERYBODY ST 115 South Anderson Street On Tim Depoatta UL ysi UzJron INDIGESTION.