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The Franklin Evening Star from Franklin, Indiana • Page 3

The Franklin Evening Star from Franklin, Indiana • Page 3

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Franldin Opera Hou AT THE WALLACE STORE "Where Ybu Get Better and Pay Less" New Fall Dress Goods. TOMOffl Horsemen, Attention! Whilo nt I ho fair enjoy the eotnforts of borne. We offer Folding All Steel Cot Nicely finished ami durably made at special price of Two Dollars and Ten Cents Whilo tho stock lasts. This cot rojruhuly sells for $2. 50 and is well worth the money.

Special prio- for fair week only Sw the cot ami save the difference. Mear and Mear. High class Vaudevillo, Singing, Talking and eccentric Dancing. In black and tan. 3 REELS 3 Latest and best Moving Pictures.

Just released 'and shown here for tho first time. Wo have just received our new fall dress goods and have them now ready for your inspection. We are showing them in all the most wanted colors, including stripes and plaids, widths 36, 40, 44, 50 and 54 inches, all wool. Priced at 50c, 75c, 89c, $1 and $1.50 yard. Comes in new fall weaves.

New silk crepes 36 inch wide, colored ground with pretty neat figures. Priced at 50c a yard. NEW FALL AND WINTER COATS For Ladles', Misses' and Children. NEW FALL BLANKETS. Moore Furniture Company VanNuys' Orchestra will play each night.

Schlosser's dental services have an important meaning to those who cervise thouuht in the care of the teeth. SCHLOSSER (Kn trance-on North Main v'itizens Hank) O. I. Demaree, Manager. 98c 1 lot special 64x76, $1.25 value for 3E IMeiids (luilty to tlharyes.

On a charge of intoxication, Fred Uorgslead was placed in jail Mon 5c AT THE AIRDOME 5c day afternoon hy Marshal Jordan. TONIGHT FIRE ALARMS. lou Wast for general alarm will he sounded first, il Tollese. blasts, Court House. 4 Masts, Coil Hoop Company.

5 Masts. Colored Church. Masts, North School Building. 7 blasts, Alford's trtcery. Masts, Wooley's Saw Mill.

Masts. Auto Fa torv. 10 Masts, Pennsylvania Depot. 11 Masts, South Side. Insure your property with Shuck 5c Featherngill heforo tho fire.

32 N. Main Street. A Sensational Detective Drama with a thrill hi every foot; The Yellow Traffic in 4 Keels and 1 Keel of the Best of Comedies, Nearly a Burglar's Bride. Admission, 5e. I will have advertising cards thrown from the balloon and each holder of a Red Card will be entitled to a Pass to the Airdome any night during Fair Week.

There will be several passes each day. The House of High Class Pictures. O. M. Calvert, Proprietor.

I NEW 1915 OAKLAND. AT LARF.K. LOCAL NEWS OSTEOPATHY Removes the cause and aids Nature to Health orricr. piionk 774. rfisidf.sci: 777.

day or night. FARMER TRUST DLDG. lie went, not without resistance, and it was necessary for the marshal to use force. In a small way several parties attempted to interfere with the otlieer and he gives a friendly tip that in the future when he is interfered with in the performance of his duty a marshal aflolaN its-will he promptly tiled and arrests made for such interference. Uorgslead was brought before Mayor (Jeorge Wyrick this morning to answer to three charges preferred against him by Marshal Jordan, intoxication, assault and battery and gaming.

To the fust two charges he en lewd plea of guilty and to In charge of gaming he entered a plea of not guilty. it charge of intoxication he was lined $5.00 and costs: assault and battery, $1.00 and costs and sentenced to days in jail. The jail sentence was suspended during good behavior. He withdrew his idea of not guilty to the charge of gaming and pleaded guilty and was given the minimum tine oT and costs. SEE IT AT THE FAIR.

Preston Auto Franklin, Indiana. Sou Dr. Dill for plasse3. ti acres, improved, fl.sno. Warner.

tieorge Hansdelt was at Indianapolis loday. Italph Lee flakes C.ood His Escape Injured OlUccr Heeo erinn. No trace lias been found of Italph Lee. held at Columbus on a charge of burglary and grand larcenv. who felled Willi am rigid with an iron bar and escaped from the llarthol-oniew county jail Saturday afternoon.

Wright was made unconscious by a blow on the head in which two stitches were taken by his physician. A gash about an inch anil a half long was mad in IEVKII. C. M. Slack spent Tuesday in Indianapolis.

Mrs. James Purged, is visiting her son. William Forsyth, near Kokonio. The C. W.

H. M. met with Miss detirude Miller, Wednesday afternoon. Hev. J.

W. Cordrav closed his l.o Stick pin with 'blue setting. Hew ai d. Thi oflic CHARLES W. MILES Surveyor and Engineer, North Vernon, Ind.

R. D. No. 4. August 12, 101 Mr.

J. O. Hairdon. Franklin. Indiana.

Dear Sir: Enclosed you will find a check for 4.m for cement posts. Post, are fine. diink I will have the finest, veranda in North Vernon. Thanks. Yours truly, Charles W.

Miles. Mioses Julia Steep. and Iva were in Indianapolis today. When You Think of tho BARBER SHOP Think of JOHN H. BOYD'S I have secured the services of K.

(-'ark) Winchester, who will be found in charge of a chair. Your business is solicited. Cigars and Tobacco, Soft Drinks on Ice, Pocket Billiards. TWO TABLES. TWO TABLES.

77 East Jefferson St. Franklin, Ind. Wright forehead. However, the 1IVF. KXPEHTS at the Cozy-itrown, Allen, Claude, Ed, (Jrover.

wound is not serious, and Wright rocov ering. meetings al Friendship, Sunday evening. Lora Mullikin. wife and children attended die Mullikin reunion al Fnion, Friday. The Industrial society will meet Wright had opened the door to Horn Th Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest r.arpeuler. of Louisville, a daughter. with Mrs. William Higgs, Wednesday, Sept.

2nd. the corridor to put a prisoner in jail when Lee struck hint down with an iron bar which he had pried from the stairway landing to the second Hoor of the rellroom. Lee is eighteen years old. has a HICKS FOR FINE PHOTOS Wilson v. t'anary hae received a ear load of cattle for fall fattening.

Charles Williams of dreen- Alleged Blind Tijjcr Operator. "Loin" Adams, who gave Marshal Jordan a race to Ed Flanagan's farm, north of town, about a month ago. and escaped, when the otlieer was after him on a blind Vvsv.r charge, was taken into custody by the Indianapolis police on Monday. Marshal Jordan brought him here Monday evening and placed him in wood. spent" Tuesday with James Hague and wife.

Mrs. John dillaspy and children smooth lace, is about live feet seven and a half inches tall and weighs W. A. Carpenter left Monday night for a three weeks" slav at Leland. Mich.

spent Tuesday with W. H. Hamblen about I pounds. When he eseapet and wife, near Amity. he was wearing a light shirt, dark II is said that Adams had JOHN C.

WEDDLE Live Stock Auctioneer. Write me for dates. Franklin, Ind, jai! James deotz. wife and daughter, Hoberl Dillman. wife and children It.

I'arkhursl of Missouri, is iiling his nephew. Ira Hagsdale. faiuilv. blue trousers and low shoes. lb had no coal or It ,1 1 when he left tin jail.

at (ended the Columbus fair, Thurs When You Srek the Services of a Tailor and Cleaner, remember that Our establishment is equipped with the latest modern up-to-the-minute facilities. Bear in mind also the important fact that WO have accumulated an experience lasting over a quarter of a century in all kinds of Cleaning, Pressing aud Tailoring. FRANKLIN TAILORING CO. ho tie Main 748. 133 Jefferson Street.

day. Lou Cottle, wife and daughters of llarlsville. drand Collie, wife and A family dinner was held at tin never returned to this city since his scape, bul had secured a night job in Indianapolis. Adams is charged in Squire Sellers' court with th unlawful sale of intoxicating liquors and entered a plea of not guilty to Ihe charge and was bound over to circuit court in the sum of Mix Mamie I.ii will teach in th l'ohuubu schools the coming school vear. Visit Our Grocery and Restaurant at nome ot Mr.

ami Mrs. A. ,1. Johnson. son of Fdinburg spent Wednesday with James Lacy.

Sunday. The children present weri Carl Whilo and lamilv. Mod the Big Fair This sker and family of ltloominglon, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson.

Mrs. Mrs. Charle Smith lias returned from a two months' Ht with her mother at Mattoon. III. Week.

Misses Amanda and Eslher Hei-denhach after a few days' visit with friends in Martinsville, returned to their home, Wednesday. The Following young people broke Hoy Sim and son of Indianapolis and Ralph and Maurice Johnson. I or sale Hot blast healer and M. V. Preac hers.

The annual conference of Ihe Melliodist Protestant churches of Indiana came to a close at Liherly Ju-d arried. a car load of elec camp, Saturday, after i week's out FRANKLIN PHARMACY nuick Meal range. Mrs. Mary A. DavK Fast Monroe street.

We will supply fresh groceries and good meals on the grounds. S. P. ALFORD. Phone Main 243.

701 North Johnson Avenue. today with the stationing of tric irons. We will sell these irons for live days at each. Franklin Water. Eight Power Co.

For information relating to business college in Indianapolis, ad the pastors for the cominu year. The conference next year will he held at Anions the assign dress or see Ernest Wagner, COS ments made were the following: ing near Hetlins camp: Misses Myrtle Walker, Keba and Ina Cra-ven. liernice and Emily Ward. Louise Walker. Florence dritTith, Melissa McCMiinn, Elizabeth Cobb, Mary Hardin.

The young people were rhaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Hoy drillilh, Mr. and Mrs. William Hardin.

Mr. and Mrs. dlemi Mr-Murray and Floyd McMurray. East Adatus street. Phone 310.

P. 15. Leach returned to Pleasant PLUMBING AND MACHINE REPAIRS NOVELTY SHOP Auto and Carriage Painting Hill, heller known as the Hurricane M. P. church: Jollity.

J. Smith: Mitchell Lynch and family of Frankfort, are here to spend fair TOILET SOAPS. FACE POWDERS. FACE CREAMS. Fine Sodas and Cold Drinks.

Ice Cream delivered. MAX HAMAR Druggist. Better Work Better Service Better Prices And it males us feel better to be able to best satisfaction at the lowest eost to you. We Deliver Free We ive all pressing and cleaning work our personal attention. KEMP BROS.

Phone Main X. Water St. Amity. L. Onier; Anderson circuit, .1.

C. Forest. .1. L. Harclay: week with Mr.

I.xnch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Y. I.vnrh. A.

O. Sauer, Mgr. 197 W. Jeff. St.

Ilanlield. A. H. Corn: Muneie. J.

(). Ledhettor: St. Joe, J. 0. McCaslin.

IIELPFI WORDS Deaths in Brown ('ounly. Wanted Farms, to sell at reasonable prices. Cash buyers wailing. List with The Kinnear "The Firm that Hustles." 010 Slate Life Indianapolis, ind. Phone 770.

Joseph Hughes, age seventy-one. veteran of Ihe Civil war. is dead al y. 5fJ. Historic Shingle.

We will have on display at our booth at the fair a number of specimens of cypress lumber. Among I hem a shingle taken from die roof of the home of deorge Washington at Mount Vernon. fail to visit our booth, while at the fair. Another fine library table given away free. Franklin Coil Hoop Co.

EASY AND SAFE TO USE Carl Frevn. an Indianapolis plumber, and Miss Itona llelle l'ruitt of F.dinburg. were married by Hev. C. II.

Serieu of Nineveh. New York Poultry Co. his home at (u'orgelown. He had lived all his life at the home where he died. He leaves a widow and six children Mrs.

Jessie David. wife of (Irover David, proprietor of the Ahe Martin restaurant at Nashville, is dead of tuhercnlosis. She was prominent, at Jier home and at Columbus before her marriage. INEXPENSIVE. SUCCESSFUL SALES Depend upon the way they are conducted.

1 sell everything sold at Auction REAL ESTATE, MERCHANDISE, AND L1YE STOCK, FARM SALES The New York Poultry company pays highest prices for poultry, butter and eggs. Hens. 13c. Bring in or will call. Phone Main 4LH.

Louis. Mottus. successor to Win, Pangburn. Will pay cash for At the recent convention of die American Poultry Association, held in Chicago, U. R.

Fishel. of Hope, was re-elpcted treasurer. There were many in the race for the office. Mr. Fishel received a much larger vole than Ihe other candi From a Franklin Citizen.

Is your back lame and painful? Does it ache especially after exertion? Is there a soreness in- the kidney region? These symptoms suggest weak kidneys. If so there is danger in delay. Weak kidneys get fast weaker. dive your trouble prompt attention. Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys, Your neighbors use and recommend them.

Read this Franklin testimony: Frank Martin, rarpenfpr. Franklin, Rays: "For soveml years I. an well othpr of my family. hav taken Doan'o Kidney Fill an1 have had relief from barkache. pains In the loin and other Bymptonia of kidney complaint We have procured roan'a Kidney Pills at Mr-Collotiph's OniK Store.

In view of our satisfartory experience, we are clad to recommend them." Trice 50c, at. all dealers. Ion't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Martin had. Foster-Mil-burn Buffalo, N.

Y. Advertisement. hens 13c AND PURE BRED STOCK. dates. He has held this position for KILLS UOE ON All LIVE STOCK.

DISINFECTS. CLEANSES. PURIFIES. It has no many uses that It la a necessity on evory farm. CURES MANGE, SCAB, RINGWORM, SCRATCHES Destroys All Disease Germs DRIVES AWAY FLIES Closing Out Sale.

Samuel Surface and Ralph Burns will. sell, a lot of good horses, cattle. and sheep, hay, and 70 acres oi corn. rt acres hot loin land, on what is known as Ihe fieorpe Musselman farm, one mile south of Samaria, Monday, Septemher 7th. This will he one of the liisprst sales this season.

I have specialized in the study of egps 19c two terms and his ability in hand A. K. Hunt and family of Nineveh town-hip. were guests today of Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Sellers who were observing their thirty-sixlh wedding anniversary. The occasion also marked Ihe tenth weddins anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Hunt. Pedigreed Stock, (iraduate from ling the work has been compli the Pest Auction College in the mented by many of the ofiicials nf the association.

Louis Mottus, Manager See him before you sell. 1SS St. Phone world GEO. CLORE Auctioneer. Phone HK, Pargersville, Ind.

An all night rain brought wilh it a cold wave that ha caused a general resumption of heavier clothing. Caponising Work ff you wish any chickens capon-ised call or write me. I have had nine years' experience and guarantee my work. Alhert Dragoo, Edin-hurg, Ind. R.

R. 28. Phone 3 on I7C. Mr. and Mrs.

M. I. Vandiver entertained on Saturday last. John C. Vandiver of (ireenlield.

Iowa. Harvey Vandiver and daughter. Miss Mary Vandiver of Harrodshurg. Mr. and Mrs.

Shumaker, O. K. Vandiver. A. Vandiver and Mr.

and Mrs. F. P. Clark. Van Hyers and John Savadge were in Indianapolis, Tuesday.

Means Drug Co. The Nyle Store. Henderson. Flinn Johnson, FCNKKAb DIRECTOKS. Office Phone 528 140 Jefferson Franklin.

Night Phones, Maiu 4GG. Rural 211)3. You Will Find Gee on the Square. Kverybody eats bread. Stop our wagon ami get fresh bread daily.

Wagon passes your house every day. Homer Gee, W. Court St. UNION TRUST COMPANY Donald Orr cut his right foot severely on a broken bottle while at die fair grounds, Monday. Charlton Williams suffered a like injury while playing in the court yard.

Hoys who go barefoot must look out where they run about in a C. It. Wightman. L. WighJman, llite Plark Bldg.

For Sale 40 acres well improved near city. Also 80 acres improved. These farms are good farms and possession can be given this falL ALEX WATSON Be Old Reliable Blacksmith Is now located in the Purbin build- Horse-shoeing, Repairing, Repainting, Trimming, Woodwork, Rub J. E. Nash Son.

Tailoring That Satisfies. Special Chinchilla Overcoats, all wool, made to your measure, $17.50. Orders placed for future deliveries. J. E.

NASH SON. 898 Dame Street. Phone 641. iug next door to Throckmorton's ber Tires, Second Hand seed store, (orreet shoeing and reatmeut of horse feet. Phone 797.

UNION TRUST CO. Repairs are being made in the county treasurer's office. For the time being the treasurer is almost out of business, but he is ready al all times to take in tax money. Vehicles. "WE CAN FIX IT." Wightraan Wightraan.

S. A. Wilson, Pres. B. Henderson, Star iher Using pays..

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1885-1966