The Daily Reporter from Greenfield, Indiana • Page 4

TUB DAIfcX REPOBSSa, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1920 Pag3 4 LIFE ON ROLLING SEA Former Honcock County Man After twenty-Five Years. Here Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured I by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There ia only one way to cure Catarrhal Deafness, 1 and that by a constitutional remedy. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE acts through th Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube.

DENTAL CREME David Hudson, sanor, of Aberdeen, formerly of Philadelphia, is here at his old home for the first time in a quarter of a century, visiting rel When this tuhe is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, DeafneES is the atives and friends in the old npiffh- result, cniess me innammauon can oe re-5 duced ard this tube restored to its nor ill III WHITE TEETH healthy Gums and a CLEAN MOUTH I I It i borhood. Mr. Hudson atributes his turn to the sea partially at least to a desire created by a picture of a harbor and a full rigged ship that hung on the wall of his boyhood home and aroused his young ambition! mal condition, hearing may be destroyed forever. Many cases of Deafness are caused by Catarrh, -which Is an Inflamed condition of the Mrcous Surfaces. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for ny case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be cured by HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE.

All Druggists THc. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney Toledo, Ohio.

1 I WHEN DAYLIGHT FADES If to follow the life before the mast and caused him, after the manner more i I ii Can you touch a button and have a roomful of clean; cheerful electric light? Why not call us today for an estimate on wiring your home? It will take but a few minutes and will place you under no obligation. HOOSIER ELECTRIC Arcade Bidg. PHONE 36 common a century ago than now, toj Miss Taarl Burk, of Indianapolis, go at an early age and serve his ap- spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. i Sadie Burk. 25 at prntiship before the mast.

He has, been in nearly ev ry port on the globe and has sailed on the seven seas and declares himself today just at desirous to continue his chosen work as he w- I when he Degan. He intends to return to Washington in a few weeks andj "tiVvro a. Riley Theatre, Tonight Helen Gibson in "Winning the Franchise" a sensational drama full of thrills and action, Also, Flying Knife" featuring John Lowell and Miss Dakota Lawrence, two-reel ty. P. Johnson Drug I VK J--; to leave soon on his next voyage, which will be to Callio, Peru.

comedy. 6 and 15 cents. Adv. Indianapolis News Glee club at I Bradley M. E.

Church, October 6.27d2; adv. TIE II IN III CURRY'S CHAPEL C. D. Scott nnd wife and Mrs. Rain Re- Coats You don't have to detour in buying boys' clothes this Fall.

Just as Scores Peo; of Greenfietd Have. Waiting dosent pay. i If you neglect kidney backache, un-! becca Bussell and family spent Sunday with Frank Bussell and family at Indianapolis. Miss Blanche Bradley returned to her home after spending several days with Raymond Wilson and family, at Sunrise, Ind. The attendance of our Sunday school was 41; collection, banner class in collection, and attendance, Class No.

3. Quite a number of our people attend- The road to satisfaction leads straight iary troubles often follow. Doan's i I-. T-Wll- 1 I 1 Extra good quality Rover Brand Regular $18.50 Quality i iiis tu lor Kianey, duck- ache and for other kidney ills. Ask i your neighbors.

Greenfield citizens en-1 i trom your door to our door. Of course you can go a round about way and look aroundbut what's the sense if you value your dollars you'll eventually land here anyway. dorse them. i Mrs. Mary A.

Andrick, 16 E. Greenfield, says: "My kid- ed the pig club show held at Green- field Saturday. were a constant source of Four of our boys exhibited pigs at neys the show and brought home ribbons, trouble to me for about fifteen years. W. P.

Fisk, and wife, Mrs. J. W. My back ached all the time and was Biser and daughter, Chloma, and Mrs. weak.

When I tried to bend over or Jennie Biser were entertained at can- nil anytning, tne pains were more ner Saturday by Mrs. J. H. Banks and severe than ever. My kidneys acted family, of Greenfield.

frequently and annoyed me great- Several from here attended the Cen-j ly. I was also bothered quite, often ter township convention held at Mo-; by dizziness when everything turned Ihe RAILROAD black before me. I heard so much hawk Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Jennie Biser spent Saturday I about Doan's Kidney Pills I procured 5 night and Sunday with her John a box at Johnson's Drug Store.

This and family. one box relieved me and I feel ecnli- CUMBERLAND GARAGE dent there is nothing better for the kidneys." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Andrick had. Foster-Milburn Buffalo, New York.

Adv. The ladies of our church cleared over $S0 at the sales of Ira and Joe Fisk last week. Frank Bussell and family, of Ind-ianapois spent the week-end with her parents, David Strubbe and family. John Eakin and family of Indianapolis spent Sunday with her parents, George Eaton and family. J.

M. Fiske and wife spent Satur fOR- day and Sunday with their son, Ralph and wife, at Milner's Corner. The following esrvices will be held here next Sunday: Sunday school at at 10 a. with Rally Day program. Kelly Springfield, United States and Racine Tires.

MOBIILOI3LS CHALMERS MAXWELL AUTOS MOLINE TRACTORS. Nothing but the best. HARRY OSTERMYER, CUMBERLAND, IND. This Rally Day interest in the Curry's Chapel Sunday school is expected to be present. The superintendent is expecting over 100 persons present, come and As you read these lines you may marvel at our confidence when you see the clothes and the values you will comment on our modesty.

It's a fact; the parents of Greenfield don't have to go out of their way for the best boys' clothes in Americaand we're glad for both of us. WEARPLEDGE Boys' Suits, the clothes with their lives insured. $12, $15 and up. some with two pair of pants. New Caps, New Waists, New Soft Collars, New Union Suits and Hose.

ii iTnrTnTrnr nr i i i i in mm iiiiiiiixuju." Get it at our 8om FHEE of EDISON make this a great rally day. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. C. A. Mitchell at 11 a.

m. Americus Fisk and wife returned home Wedneday at Indianapolis, after a few days visit with his brothers, W. P. and J. Fisk, and families.

Mrs. George Fisk, who is staying with her brother at Charlottesvile was home over Walter Fisk and family, of New Castle, attended the sale of his father here Wednesday. The Eyerwilllng Class will meet with Roy, Bert and Blanche Bradley, Fruliy evening, October 1st, every members Is urged to be present. The sales of Ira and Joe Fisk were well attended and the property sold well. The Friendly Bible Class will meet with Mrs.

Forest Souder, Wednesday, October 6th. All are invited. Why man! when you combine a wonderfully pleasing aroma with that all-satisfying taste you just know it's Battleship Coffee. Nothing like it! Ask your grocer. CoffeeThe Perfect Drink TWm Canby, Ach Cmnby Co Dayton, Obi 5 Kill That Cold With QUININE CASCARA VOCATIONAL CLUB WORK jEden, Maxwell, and Greenfield schools Colds, Coughs OM La Gr'PPe The public schools want to invite the co-operation of all patrons in avoiding epidemics of chidren's diseases.

There are at present a few cases of whooping cough in Greenfield. This is a disease that remains in the schools almost the entire year when it starts sa early as this. There is scarcely any disease that interferes so eriouly with good school attendance and efficiency. fa almost Impossible for the school authorities to diagnose a case of whooping cough until the damage is done. We want to urge all patrons to give the school the benefit of the doubt whenever there is any evidence that a child may be taking this disease.

The child will lose little by remaining out a few days until you can be sure, and the school may be sure, and the school may be saved much loss. A good school can only result when each one of us thinks first of its good. to enter the contest. This representation proves that there is considerable interest in county high schools for vocational work. Every boy should be given the chance to enroll in some farm club work in order that he may find out for himself how enjoyable farm life really is for he one who likes to work out practical ideas.

You'll see in "Edison and Music" 17 exquisite phonograph cabinets ail genuine period cabinets all Edison Cabinets. You'll be fascinated! Think of it! You can choose your cabinet on basis of price, or size, or taste and yet be sure that whatever you select, you'll have a genuine piece of period furniture. By all means, read "Edison and Music." Se what wonderful music -and- furniture possibilities it unfolds. CARL 8. ROCK 13 West Main 8t- The pig club contest, recently completed on September 25th, was the result of successful organization last May 29th.

All boys that entered the contest were interviewed by M. E. Cromer, county agent, and W. C. Kolb, vocational supervisor, during April and May.

Neglected Colds are Dangerous Take no chancer Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze. Preaks up a ccld in 24 hours Relieves Grippe in 3 days Excellent for Headache Quinine in this form dees not affect the head Cascara is best Tonic Laxative No Opiate in Hill's. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT There were nineteen entries In four classes of hogs, Durocs, Chester Whites, Spotted Polands, and Big All members of Hancock Post No. 113, who are interested in the organization of a foot-ball team will meet at post headquarters tonight W. E.

Bussell, P. C. 80-YEAR-OLD SOLDIER WRITES Indianapolis News Glee Club at Bradley M. E. Church October 6th7d2 adv.

pleased to tell you of the value I have received." Foley Cathartic Tablets cause no pain, nausea nor gripping. The relieve indigestion, sickheadache, biliousness, and sour stomach. Adv. 28t3ead iype i-oianas. me pigs were numbered and then the boys drew lots, as there was no choice among the gifts.

These pigs were fed during the summer by the boys, and when the State Fair time arrived, ten gilts were entered at the Fair and nine of them won places. Members of the pig club represent several schools In Hancock county. The boys came from ML Comfort, W. H. Clough, Co.

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