The Call-Leader from Elwood, Indiana • Page 5

SIUIPEIxlB. THE BARNUM OF THEM ALL TONIGHT TWO REEL 101 BISON Hy's I viz7 if I 7Hr: I He OUR CLOTHES ARE A MAGNET Men who know men who appreciate good things to wear are constantly being attracted to this store. Come See What Draws We'd be disappointed if we couldn't say this fall that our Suits and Overcoats are "better than ever" it's a sign of keeping in front each season by getting new ideas and improving old ones. We will be pleased to show you at any time. Suits and Overcoats from $10.00 to $25.00.

CORRECT HATS AND EXCLUSINE TOGGERY. Cotton KiiHHcll was over hint evening from Tipton. Vaudeville, Lyric. Elmer Cox is attending to business at Richmond today, Acll Andrews visited Ills Bister in Mnntpelier yesterday. Miss Hazel Huff of Tipton visited friends here yesterday.

Mrs. Lipps of Alexandria called on friends here yesterday. Miss Nell White of Tipton visited friends here yesterday. Ralph Mosiman went to Indianapolis this morning on business. Wigwam Tonite Skating of Course.

S. C. Mason of Indianapolis called on friends here yesterday. Miss Bessie Stagman of Alexandria visited friends here yesterday. Cyril Efflin of Cumberland was calling on friends here yesterday.

Miss Evangeline Rogers spent yesterday with friends at Anderson. Paul Goldsmith was home yesterday visiting his parents and friends. J. W. Themlin of Cambridge City was a guest of friends here yesterday.

John W. Winter of Indianapolis was a guest of friend3 here last evening. F. V. Bryneworth of was a guest of friends here yesterday.

JohnTuerff of Alexandria spent Sat A shanghaied society man puts down mutiny. Forced aboard ship, social outcast wins Captain's daughter by saving ship from rebellious crew. REEL THREE His Crazy Job- NESTOR COMEDY Featuring Eddie Lyons urday afternoon on business in this city GBEATHOUSE 8 HAKKIS Miss Ruth Aldrich of Alexandria The House of Good Clothes, Itats and Furnishing was over yesterday calling on friends here. Geo. Stidger of Kokomo attended to Doc Bird Says: Plainly to bo seen are the exceptional advantages of trading at this store.

business matters in this city Friday TOCftLftND i night. Cloudy tonight and Tuesday, Probably showers. Raymond Huff of Tipton was over last evening calling 'on Elwood PERSONAL friends. Mr. and Mrs.

T. F. Cornelius of An derson spent yesterday with friends In this city. M. L.

Wnite, Dentist. XT0 8 knl Fire lightening and tornado lnsur 1 Mrs. Ricliard3 went to Kokomo this ance. Frank E. DeHorlty 116 North 3 CL Anderson street ltf morning.

Rev. J. C. liadcliffe is attending a Misses Kathryn and Lillian Mos chell of this city visited friends In church at Florida today. 0 Alexandria Saturday.

Miss Lenna Smith of Tipton was ov i er yesterday calling on friend. Everybody's doin' it now Hugh Tharp of Alexandria was call Skating at the Wigwam Jo ing on friends here yesterday. 1 nite. Harry Hieatt attended the foot ball John Rogers left for Indianapoli game at Alexandria yesterday. of our this morning where he will visit 1 Don't "lose sight' large line of Calvin Crowe of Indianapolis was a friends and relatives.

guest of friends here yesterday. Harp Music, Lyric. Sidney Yogel of Lafayette was guest of friends here yesterday. 0 I Mrs, Frank Hapner of Arcanum, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Win. II Riegel of Red Corner. Miss Dorothy Avery of Vincennes NO WmiAm Mis was a guest of friends here over Suii See Frank E. DeHorlty 11 North day. Anderson street for all klnda of in Buradce.

Down stairs office. ltf Lloyd Pearce who is employed at Richmond visited friends here yester 3 cr (Q VI 9 Mr. and Mrs. George Pohl of An derson were guests of Mr. and Mrs day.

Jamqs Kute here yesterday. Mrs. Sherman iTarting is visiting friends and relatives at Indianapolis Moonlights, Multipliers Military Band Music Wig i 4 Hot Water Bottles 5 You're not blind to quality and value. 5 These $1.25 bottles are far above the average in quality and every one guaranteed. 5 Your money back if thoy are not as we say.

HovardE.Leeson THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST "The sweetness of low price seldom equals the bitterness of poor quality." warn Tonite Skating. Cecil Maudlin who is attending Tur -Reel due University was home yesterday visiting his parents and friends in this city. today. Clem McCullough was in Alexandria yes-terday attending the foot-ball game there. Pruitt Johnson of Indianapolis was a guest of Elwood friends here yesterday.

Insurance mat insures. Frank E. Dellorlty, 116 North Auderson street down stairs office. ltf David Archison and family of Ko-komo were guests of friends and relatives hefe yesterday. The sooner you learn to come to our drug store for everything you need in the drug lne, the sooner you will come to the store that carries none but the purest, freshest drugs and choicest drug store articles.

We want your drug business only because we give you reliable medicines and merchandise for your money. Complete line of school books and school supplies for all grades at right prices. Bert E. Sneed Company PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS. Successors to Dr.

F. L. Baylor. 103 8. Anderson 6t 1607 Main 8treet Miss Mamie Griffin of Indianapolis The StoIenlModels visited friends and attended the dedication of the new Catholic school here A good comedy.

yesterday. Jht Miss Jessie TTobbs who is attending school at Tipton was ovtr yesterday ti Reliable attendiug the wedding of her sister Oliver Broad bent and Jacob Kinzle jjg cj(y were in Alexandria yesterday attend- ing the foot ball gam Assembly dance tonight. 4 I evening Mar Orchestra, rotter's Hall. Miss Ruby Wilson of Muncle who visited for a few days with Mr. and Mrs.

L. S. Hawkins of this city returned home today. Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Adair and Florence 'Lawrence will talk in picture, Lyric. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Serweln of Indianapolis were guests oMrlends and relatives in this city yesterday. Miss Mary Elson and Miss Bramble of Kokomo spent the week end with the Gardener family on South A St.

Miss Judith McFarland of Nobles-vllle returned home this morning after spending the week end with friends "The Store for Better and relatives here Sterling Standiford and Eyron Tranbarger of Tipton called on friends here yesterday and paid a visit to the local chapter house Phi Delta Kappa The Newest Things In Fall Foootwear Are Here For Women The Mayfair Special is the best $3.50 shoe in the city. Guiinietal, patents, velvets, suede; with low flat, medium or high heel, just as you like them. Our Fair Sex Shoe is the best value at $2.23 pro duced. Ask to see them. Your Old Favorites A.

J. Behymer is a business visitor all Sltwiif We have never displayed a finer line of Shoes for both, men and women than re are showing now. New patterns, new models and a large variety of leathers. We will welcome the chance to show you how nice a pair of shoes can look, how well they will fit and how long they will wear when they are fitted right. A.

J. HILEMAN Shoes of Course In Indianapolis and Anderson, looking after the candidacy of Mr. John the latter's mother, Mrs. Wood of Tipton were calling on friends in this city yestereday. Miss Alice Powers returned to her home In Anderson this afternoon after spending the week end with friends and relatives here.

Mr. and Mrs. Ad Wilkinson returned home this afternoon after spending the week end in Muncie visiting friends and relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Lou Invern returned today to their home.

In Kansas City, after visiting friends and relatives here and at Muncle. Miss Mary Haynes and mother spent the week end with friends at Anderson where the former attended the big dance there Friday night Mrs. Cassie Jackson and son Horace, of Pendleton, and Michel of Kokomo were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Iiouillet at their home here Grimes of this city, who Is in the race for' Grand Outer Guard of Knights of Pythias.

The All America at $4.50 ami $4.00. Signef for Men, the best $3.00 Shoe Shown. Special Prices on Men's Work Shoes. Complete line of Hoys' Misses and Children's Shoes at money saving prices. GO TO THE CITY BARBER SHOP Th best place for Bartering or Baths, fine tonics and face lotitm.

We use plenty of clean towels, an you should not E. E. GULLI0N, Prop. 1.