The Call-Leader from Elwood, Indiana • Page 8

'-J-W-'f --ip-" 1 7 PAGE EIGHT THE EL WOOD CALL LEADER THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 43, 1910, RED BLOODED PEOPLE LIVE THE LONGEST SELLERS FAVORS OF Follow the Crowds to Wiley's A PARK BUILDING GOVERNOR OWA SPEAKER (Continued from Page Patriotic Address Before House of Representatives by Distin ished Visitor. road switch. Had this beautiful monux nieiit been placed in a public park its worth and beauty would be more appreciated. Favors Park Building. A professor from the university ot in his lecture before the Get jYour Share of These Bargains ANTI-GERMAN BILL REPORTID Chamber of Commerce last year, told us we should lay our park plans on a basis of five hundred years or more.

The park board as I understand is working on plans carefully prepared Htd Moodpd people retain their youth nd vleor unill lute In lift btcause fed blood ages slowly. child with Impure blood seems ol'l, an old limn with pure red Hood seems young. Impure Mood closs th system with waste rapidly acting body, mind and spirit. Pure blood Is red blood, rich In Iron and Phosphates with power to rid itself v-jf waste mattet and alile to carry life- giving oxysen to, every cell and nerve. Jt makes both youns and old bright, happy, and interested In life.

This i the blood you need, every day of your life, the rich" Ted blood made by pure Jood, frh air, restful and "Phos-phated Iron th red blood and nerve s. phosphatcd Iron enriches your blood anil nerves, putting them in -ahape for work. Improves your color, increases your appetite and gives you strength, visor and power to enjoy both work iiind pleasure, makes you feel like doing things once more. Thosphnicd Iron prescribed by lending doctors for all who are worn out, run down, nervcus, weak and thin blooded people In all walks of life, they have learned to depend on it for honest results. Special Notice To Insure physicians and their pulicmtH receiving the genuine T'hosphated Iron, we have put in capsule only, so do not allow dealers substitute pills or tablets, insist on the genuine, In capsules only.

and Leading Druggists' everywhere. BertE. Sneed Druggists, (International itewn Service) by an expert, who admires improvements of a permnment nature. There. fore it would be no risk to select the Callaway park as the proper sight for CLEAMNCE SALE OF WOMEN'S VEAR Offering Sensational Reductions.

The prices we offer indicate the way we go about it to effect. a quick clearance. Whatever you need you can buy now at big savings. Price Women's Coats and Suits You can buy a Coat or Suit now and get the balance of this season's wear and have it for next season at a saving of one-half. These garments are late styles and only, high grade gaiments.

There are only about 'M Coats and 15 Suits left, so be here Indianapolis, Feb. 13. Governor Harting of Iowa, a patriotic address before the house of representatives of the Indiana legislature this morning. a memorial that would have the proper surroundings live hundred years i The senate anti-German bill from now. "Elwood and community has few gold was reported back from the committee with a recommendation for its passage.

stars, but our war record is wonderful. A suitable memorial might be built that would give shelter, one that The Goodrich highway commis- be the dominant attraction ot sion bill, with revenue clauses our beautiful park place therein the eliminated, was reintroduced old stars" a complete, list of our soldiers engraved on a bronze or mar (By Ray O. Wiker) Indianapolis, Feb. 13. Senators and representatives took up their Slik Quilt Given Away.

ble iilab. together with a complete record of El wood's war deeds. "I am confident that our final dec! work In the state legislature again today, after short sessions yesterday. sion will be correct whatever it may Both houses met yesterday morning, Mis. Charles Lamm, who has been conducting the award, on a handsome slik quilt announces that Mrs.

Frank Griffith, residing on North Anderson street, held No. 153, the winning number. be if if meets with the approval of the memorial committee, it will have my but Lincoln memorial services were held in the afternoon, and llo legisla hearty support, "Yours Truly, "WILFRED SELLERS. ticc work accomplished. From present indications the last 'Ferbruary 10, 1919." Our want ads bring big results.

half of the present session of the legislature will a strenuous ono. Many Out- rack Children's Coats in plush- $2.50 Paul Jones Middies in plain 20 per cent off any Ladies' or Girls' velvet and vclour, also novelty white, navy and eopeh, collar and Raincoat in stock. at Half Price cuff trimmed $1.79 10 Ladies- Serge and Silk Dress All Ladies' and Children's Fur Sets 2T nd Messalinf Petti- Skirts, values 6 at Kearfs or Muffs, at Half Price c' i So 40 Ladies' Crepe de Chine Waists, and $4.00 values $2.95 tl ,0 Ladies' l.laek and green sateen ls Woo, JIid(1ios in liavy, green, red w.lutgrey bla' 10 Pctticoi.ts a(l Uliaki; t0 at, $5-95 an.l inaixe, and $6.50 at $4.19 LOOK SATURDAY JfSo.OO wren's all wool Blue Serge Jl A QC SALE MEN'S SUITS $6.98 Suits' sPi1I.v at We have just 12 wren's Suits that are made of good OI' BIuo Handkerchiefs 8c serviceable cloth in neat patterns and for a quick 1 Sweater Coats, in. grey or clean-up offer von a Suit Saturdav QO blue, special $2.39 at the low price vU. JO 25c Suspenders 19c Men's Wool Sox, black with One lot Men's Ribbed $2.00 Union 2fie Men's black and tan seamless prev toe and heel, 35c or 15 pair $1.00 Soils $1.29 Work Sox 48c 20c liovs' and Ladies' long cuff or Mitts 1'air -29c Men's grey Sweater Coats, 1.25 knit Vrist Gloves 15c l5oys 2.50 'green, khaki, blue and aiue uoc gicy Sweater Coats $1.75 19 liovs HOc Khaki sleeveless SwCat- Speeial Mill Mittens, double palm Soft or Stiff Hats ers 39c per.

down $1.69 Men's black and colored Dress Sox Men's heavy fleeced Men Mill Gloves, 25e value, long special m' value 1 45c cti (V, imp out Men's and 1 Joys' T-'x- Caps Men's Corduroy Pants $2.68 bills have been Introduced in the houso and senate, but very few of finally disposed of. A great many bills have been In conference for several weeks and there is no doubt that a number of measures will never be reported back to the house and senate from commit tee. One of the most important meas ures which has been in committee for some time, is the Southard constittu tional amendment, which would per mit cities to adopt the commission or city manager form of government Several northern Indiana cities are interested in the bill, and -it is ex pected they will be heard from con (3 cerning action on the measure. Elections, primaries and registra tions have attracted the most atten Men's Dress and Work Shirts that are full cut and well These Shirts are not bought for Special tion from the Numerous po- Sale but are our regular stock." itical measures have been introduced in both houses of the legislature, de Clothing Department, Second Floor. signed to abolish registration, change "Good-bye France!" methods of registration, proposing changes in the primary elections and changing the primary election date.

A new primary law, with "home rule' An affectionate farewell from our returning heroes. features is being prepared now for "The Navy Will Bring Them Back" early introduction. Much work will have to be accom -a timely reminder of the part our sea forces have played. plished by ihe legislature if the man) Both sung by the Peerless Quartet on one Victor double- bills are to be disposed of, including several republican platform measures. unlf stlif are to be "railroaded" dur Men's Dress Shirts, without collar 89c value 75fl Men's Dress Shirts, with collar, size 14 to 17, 89c value 75o $2.50 Men's blue and grey, heavy Flannel Shirts Men's $2.75 and $2.95 Khaki blue and grey flannel Shirts, size 14 to 17 $1.95 One lot Men's Fine quality, Flannel Shirts in blue and grey only, $3.00 value $3.50 Men's grey, blue, red and khaki Shirts, heavy weight $2.45 $3.75 and $3.95 Khaki Shirts, made wilh one and two pockets $2.95 $4.50 Khaki Shirts, two pockets $3.45 $5.00 Men's Tub Silk Shirts, asst.

stripe Men's Silk Fiber Shirts, special' value at Khaki Shirts, Army style, two pockets with patch on elbow $4.50 75 dozen lioys Dress Shirts with pr without collar in several different stripes, our special 75c One special lot of 3 dozen Men's Outing Shirts, size 14, 14, 15, 17. to 10, our $1.50 value, heavy w'iglt $1.19 Men's $2.25 IJrown Flannel Shirts, just two dozen, size 14 to IG'u $1.75 Men's Cotton Work Shirts in plain grey, light anil dark blue, also black and white stripe, bhie poke-dol and fancy and tan mixture and tripe, size 14 to 17, our regular $1.25 value Same shirt in extra size, 17 to 19, $1.50 value at Men's $1.50 Work Shirt, coat style two pockets at $1.25 NOTICE Any customer that wishes to exchange any of these shirts on sale must bring sale slip." None exchanged without. Men's Dress Shirts with French- cuffs, size 14 to 17, 89c 'value J75c. $1.00 Men's Dress Shirts, without collar r- 85c Men's Drejjs Shirts, with or without collar $1.50 Men's Dress Shirts, with or without collar Dress Shirts, asst. colors stripe $1.69 $3.00 Dross Shirts, pongee and silk stripe $2.45 $3.50 Men's Crepe Shirts, with silk stripe 30 dozen Boys' plain blue chambray and fancy stripes, size 12 to 14, our regular $1 value 79c ing 1he closing days of the legisla ture.

THE HOG MARKET faced Record, 18514. Billy Murray In 2 Little A couple of laughs on one Victor Record: "The Worst is Yet to Come" J'Can You Tame Wild Wimmen Victor double-faced Record, 1S51S Helf etz displays his wizard powers A veritable marvel of perfection is his interpretation of Paganini's "Moto Perpetuo" VictroU Red Seal Record, 74581 Come in and let us play for you these New Victor Records for February Received and posted daily by Wilson Brothers Cigar Store, South Anderson Street. Indianapolis, rep. 13. Hogs, re ceipts 7,000, $18, $18.25, top $18.50.

Cattle, receipts 1,000, steady. Calves Note the Main Floor Money Saving Specials $17 to $17.75. Buffalo Six cars, $18 fo Chicago 30,000 holdovers, Kfi.000 fresh hogs. Canton, unbleached or bleached, a good household weight and width, yard I 17o Llcachcd'Sheetiiig, reg. 65c Wide, fine'quality, yd 50c 45-inch Pillow Tubing, yard 44c Crash Toweling, about 17 inches wide, colored borders, per yard 17c Women's cotton Hose, hem top, black only, a pair, (limited amount) 17c Children's Muslin Drawers, emb.

trimmed, 35c reg. pair 17c American- and Simpson -alieo, light or dark, yd --17c Muslin, 3(i in. unbleached, a heavy weight, yard 17c White Domet, Flannel, double fleece, good width special, per yard 17c Lleaclied Muslin, full 3G inches wide, sofe finish, yd Onting, fancy Rtripcs and checks, heavy quality, soft fleece, very special, yard 17c Dress Gingham, fancy plaids, just 15 pieces for Saturday selling, per yard 17c Men's Banquet Monday Evening. The annual men's banquet of the Ivan C. Dunlap Co.

East Main street Christian church, will be held next Monday evening. It is an occasion of 'much interest, and is always attended by many men ol the church and their guests. Thi year there will be good speakers from Moving fast at our Underprice Sale. Friday, Saturday and Monday prices are still lower. Stock up now.

Grocenes out of the city and a musical program and a supper provided by god cooks. Clerk Will Hold Another Meeting. The meeting of the clerks of the For SaleiTo Feeders City at the council chamber last even ing for the purpose of reognanizing a local was not as well attended as Soap Chips, large pkg. Eye Flour, lb. 6c Bulk 6Vic Head Rice, lb.

10o Barley Flour, lb. 6c Corn FJour, lb. 5c Pure Buckwheat Flour, lb. 8c- Largo Meaty Prunes, lb. 15c Evaporated Apricots, lb.

20c Navy Beans, lb. 9c Lima Beans, lb. 130 Kingo Raisins, can 12c 0 oz. pkg. Raisins .1 No.

2 Hominy, can 5c No, 3 Hominy, can 8c Pound can Calumet Baking Powder 19c Compound Lard, lb. Best Lard, lb. 27c Good Hulk Apple Butter, lb. 12l2C Gallon can Apple Butter $1.00 Bulk Peanut 'Butter, lb 2 glasses Dried Beef 25c gal. Mazola Oil Pint jar Mustard VP-fa Tancake Flour, pkg.

Swift Pride Soap, cake 5c V2 lb. can Red Salmon 15c 10 oz. bottle Catsup 12y2c Sonp any kind, can 8c Noi 2 can Green Peas -12i4c Gold Dust, large pkg. flood Carpet Brooms, Tound can Royal Baking Powder 39c Va lb can Royal Baking Powder 22o No. 2 Red Beans, can I2V2C No.

2 Pork and Beans, can 120 No, 3 can Apricots 25c No. 3 can Muscatel Grapes 25c -Best Sweet Corn, 15c No. 3 Pineapple," can i.J-.-..1..25c -v No. 3 Tomatoes, can No. 2 Beets, can 15c No.

3 Beets, can Tall Milk, can -4 12y2o Lye, can 8c y-i H. pkg. Tea 29cx Vx lb. pkg. Tea 12V2c one, lb.

expected, on account of counter attractions. The national president of the organization was here and made a talk. 'Another-meeting of the clerks i announced to be held next Mon Corn Barley Corn Germ Meal Jlominy Feed Ho Feed R. K. D.

Hog Meal Tankage I.irjseed Meal day evening. Straw Oats Bran Palm Oil Mida Corn Meal and A Complete Line of Horse, Cattle and Poultry Feeds Baptist Missionary Program. -v-59c Coffee A good The public is cordially invited to attend the open Missionary meeting to Hay, be held in the Baptist church parlor his evening at 7:30. There -will be Fpolar Beajr Flour an interesting program as follows: ATTENTION We will have in our ready-to-wear depart-ment aay a salesman, with two tranki of theV latest' Spring Styles in Ladies' Coats and Suits. This is the same line that was shown in Chicago at the style show.

We invite any lady who wants an exclusive style garment for this spring's wear to call Friday and we will gladly show you these high, grade garments. Song1, scriptJireVreading'; soloj Miss Hester; reading, Mrs, Lowell Cxrthran; reading, Mr Cullipher; piano solo, Miss Hester, r. EAST MAIN STREET reading. Mrs Field; solo, Rev. Odell; song; rongregation benediction.

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