The Daily Republican from Rushville, Indiana • Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE DAILY REPUBLICAN Tuesday Evening, November 4, 1913. 43 Interest on Time Certificates ct ju armers frost Co. Che Dailp Republican The Republican Newspaper of Rush County. Published Daily except Sunday by THS REPUBLICAN COMPANY. Office: Northwest Corner of Second and Perkins Streets.

RUSHVILLE, INDIANA. Entered ut the Rushville, Iud Postoffice as Second-class Matter. TELEPHONE NUMBER, I I I I Tuesday, November 4, 1913. Ccid Storage Food. Now that the cold storage business has become a permanent feature of the American food industries, it is a public duty to investigate the varied aspects of this mode of preservation with a view alike of correcting its shortcomings and developing its possibilities.

In many quarters the manifold aspects of cold storage and its practical applications to human health and nutrition have not as yet received the serious consideration which tile magnitude of the interests involved warrants. Figures sometimes serve as a stimulus for a better appreciation of the facts of commerce and the progress of science, A government report is authority for the statement that the estimated receipts into cold storage during one year amounted iii round numbers to 131.000.09<) pounds of fresh beef, 20.000.000 pounds of fresh mutton. 176.000.000 pounds of fresh pork, 157.000.000 pounds of butter, and 10.000.000 cases of eggs. It appears that 3.1 per cent, of a years production of fresh beef, commercial slaughter, goes into cold storage; and the data for the other meats furnish even larger figures. Of the farm and factory production of' butter during a year, 9.6 per cent.

goes into cold storage, and of the farm and non- farm production of per cent. The wholesale value of the fresh beef, mutton and pork received into cold storage totaled of butter, $40,000,000, and of eggs $04,000 000 The Fire on the Hearth. A great many houses are still built, even in void climates, without provision for the open fireplace. The gas-log is a favorite sham substitute in city life put in by many people who are too indolent to carry a wood basket up stairs. Recent years have shown a growing appreciation of the charm of the tire on the open hearth.

An increasing number of houses make this provision for heat when conditions do not call for hotter fires. Probably no feature of home life is so effective in starting friendly conversation. One reason why so little interesting talk is heard is that people are lull of the strain and fret of a hurried lifef. Let a circle of neighbors and friends gather about the hearth fire on a cool autumn night, and they forget their irritations in the fascination of watching the dancing flames. Under these conditions, trains of reflection and reminiscence are started that lead to sparkling interchange of thought.

Here it is At Last! A perfect Hot Blast heater at a price which any one can afford to pay. A great many would prefer a stove of this kind hut have felt that the price was beyond their reach. Here is a stove with all the features of the high priced by one of the oldest Operation absolutely guaranteed, stove factories in the U. S. Price $16.50 CUNIN HAYDON Now that the city election is almost passed, it seems the laws in Indianapolis will be enforced.

The police made no organized effort to stop the destruction of property until yesterday, and then their attempts were almost futile because of the sympathy the strikers had aroused among the desparadoes who take advantage of strikes to incite riot, take life and destroy property. It seems that the only solution of the trouble, in order to save the shedding of blood, will be the calling out of the state militia because the situation now is clearly out of the hands of the police or any number of citizens which the sheriff might swear in as deputies. c-Dttortalcttcs 4 4 4 There are lots of things worse than election day. For instance, there's a rainy day. It is common report that there are over two million rural telephones, so the fanners must have a harder time than we really supposed they had.

We are all agreed that the food supply is short, but if all of the people who live mostly on gasoline should spend some money for the shortage would be fearful. The currency bill is not worrying the people half so much as the con- I gressmen might think. It provides the continued manufacture of currency and what else should we care for? And taking another slant at it. the average citizen may be able after i years of study to understand cal- cuius, but the tariff bill looks hope! less. Something to Fuss About.

Siam exports about nine million dollars worth of teak a year. An ordinary man, if lie is at all inclined to be spry, may get all of his leaves raked up in time to start over again. Two of the baseball players in the I series bought farms with the proceeds. There should be some inaeking pitching records in hay tittie, i We might have laid a little on 1 ('late Behold, but somebody always sopped it up before we got to it. Generally, too, in such cases one finds that one is particularly glad after having missed a bet.

We are opposed to betting in most forms, especially the losing forms. a plenty about that. We will have a car of Nice White Potatoes I I in, about Nov. 10th. If you want potatoes to put away and keep good wait for these.

I They will be dry. I I FRED COCHRAN, Grocer 105 W. First Phone 1148 4 The golden glow's all gone, soon election day will be, too, and then Thanksgiving and Christmas. We just bear to see that day come around somehow because we seem to get slue on a socks supply. Very fine presents, yes, as you were saying.

Was your election booth swept out clean? No? Well, you ought to vote for woman suffragre. 50OC FARM LOANS Gravel Road Bonds Bank Stock A. C. BROWN Over Aldridge's Grocery Jersey heifer calf. Six weeks old.

Color yellow. Davis Bros. 202t4 FOR following articles must be sold at once: Florence heater, No. 53, I Chiffonier, 2 iron beds, I Mahogany stand, 4 quartered oak dining chairs, I cook stove, 3 rocking chairs, 250 quarts of fruit, preserves and pickles, IOO glasses of jelly, I bicycle and other articles two numerous to mention. A.

F. Moorman, phone 4102-2 long rings. 202t6 once, a five or six room house. Long time tenant. Sure pay.

Write details to N. Y. care of Republican. 202tf Boyd-Dixon Sale Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1913 Winners RUSHVILLE, INDIANA The Get of Winners Production This describes the class of cattle we will sell in their coming sale.

Messrs Boyd and Dixon have had the most prominent show herds on the big Fair circuit for the past half dozen years, and they have always won their share of the money. They have shown in competition with the largest herds in the country. In the sale will be animals that have won not only blue ribbons this fall, but some that have walked out with championships; and the best part of it ail, they were bred at home. All of the animals to be sold were not on the show circuit, yet I saw two at Mr. farm who were superior individuals to the ones he had out.

This is also true of Mr. Dixon's cattle, yet they did not freshen at the right time. You can secure at this sale animals that combine the blood of winners with production. The Catalog is ready. Write to TOM DEMPSEY, Sale Manager, Westerville, Ohio.

Jersey Isle Sells at Rushville the Day Following. 4 4 4.4~f*4.4*4*4*4«4*4*4*4**M*4*#l* The Princess will show a two reel feature Water or Mystery of the Winding This picture is said to tell a great detective story. Adriline Kroll and Thomas Karrigan are featured. The Portola will show the usual three pictures tonight. Western is the title of the first, an Essanay drama.

The second is Weekly No. The last is a Selig comedy, Betty Made The Gem will show a Nestor comedy Cupid for the first picture tonight. The second is a Powers drama entitled Sea The last picture is an Imp drama Search of In this one an escaped convict is caught by a country girl. One of the thrilling scenes is the leap from a motorcycle to an automobile. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

November ti. 7 and with a matinee Saturday, opera house will present one of the best companies to be seen here this season in Featlier." Robert Edeson, Wilton Lackaye. Max Figman, Rose Coghlan, Lolita Robertson and Amelia Summers are the players in this drama and they allow no opportunity to go by which the play affords them. The story is of a young couple who are struggling along fairly well contented on a small income until the wife becomes possessed of a desire to outshine her friends in tile matter of clothes and the style of living. Through his wish to give his wife what she longs for.

tho husband becomes involved in a questionable business deal which finally leads them into serious difficulties. It is a play that appeals to everyone because it has its counterpart in so many homes of our acquaintances. Mr. Eugene Walters, who is the author of this piece, has also written Easiest in and several others equally strong in the handling of their theme. rn a a Your Toilet Take particular care of Season to Season.

your toilet during the change from Toilet preparations of all kinds may be obtained here all good, the best that are produced. We want to call your attention particularly to our Witchazel Jelly at this time as there is no finer preparation for chapped hands and face and is not a bit sticky or greasy. Can be used without griming the hands. Large 4 Ounce Bottle 25c Come and see what else we have you want F. E.

Wolcott I) ii (J sera ss a ass es sa sa Store for Particular place for general housework by a young lady. Address box 79, Arlington, Ind. 202t6 We have just received a car of fancy white Potatoes in good condition to keep through the winter. While we are unloading this car we will fill orders for 2 bushel sacks at $2.50 per sack. Single bushels, $1.10 L.

L. ALLEN, Grocer Telephone 1420 327-329 Main St. 8est by Test, Fair Promise 5c Cigar IFmWO-FIJELMK Cooks hakes JSiZLGas Single Sheet Oven Topi lakes Perfect Baking A Big Reduction in the Price of Ranges! Commencing November 1st, and continuing until November 8th, I will sell all Coal Ranges on the floor from IO to reserved. Come and see for yourself and be convinced. I also have a fine line of Soft Coal Stoves and Base Burners to select from.

Do not fail to hear MR. J. B. HOWARD give his DEMONSTRATION here Saturday, November 8th, on the Famous HOT BLAST FLORENCE, the only absolute smoke consuming stove on the market. MR.

HOWARD will prove to you that the HOT BLAST AIR TIGHT FLORENCE will do ail he claims for it. MR. HOWARD will also demonstrate the UTILITY SEARCHLIGHT BASE BURNER, and prove to you that the Utility Searchlight Base Burner will do all he claims for it. Remember the afternoon and evening, Nov. 8.

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