The Call-Leader from Elwood, Indiana • Page 2

rAGE TWO THR CLWOOD CALL' t-fADER SATURDAY, NOVEMBER T4, T9I. The Retorf The Retort Whenever you think of Aluminum the same thought is Wear-Ever." There's a reason, I I TTITl A T1TTT1 1 1 STANDS FOR THE Bp; Wear-Ever For highest grade finish, heavy uniform weights, snappy up to date shapes and moderately low price Grocery Prices Gold Coin Flour, a sack Diadem Flour, a sack Leeson's Pride Flour, sack Granulated Sugar, 25 lb. bag for Ixio Coffee in bulk, 15c quality, a Choice White Potatoes, a bushel 50c Plenty of Fresh Country Butter, Red Kidney Beans, 2 lb. cans. 2 for 15c Royal Laundry Soap, 10 bars for Rumford Baking Powder, 1 lb.

can Pure Apple Butter, bulk, 10c a lbs. for 25c Imported Macaroni in bulk, a lb. Bulk Kraut, fine and tender, a quart 6c Mother's Mince Meat, in bulk, a lb Rub-No-More Soap Chips, lb. box Cream Cheese, a lb. 17c Rex Jelly, 3 lb.

pails, each 10c Pure Horseradish and Vinegar, in glass, 2 for 5e Evaporated Sugar Corn, 15c box for 12C Mrs. Austin's Buckwheat or Pancake Flour 3 packages for 10c Aralca'nol or Rising Sun Stove Polish, 10c kind, 2 boxes for 15c Hand Picked Baldwin Apples, a bushel 75c Home grown Red Onions, a bu 60c Cape Cod Cranberries, finest quality, qt. Pure Fresh Buckwheat Flour, a lb. 4c TO CLOSE OUT Big lot of Children's Underwear of very best quality, heavy and warm, to close out at at per garment v. 15c "Wear-Ever" has no equal.

"Wear-Ever" can be purchased in sets or by the single piece. ALUMINUM SPECIALS Not "Wear-Ever" We can offer you some special prices on pure Aluminum, heavy satin hnish. lea ivetties, Berlin Kettles, Double Rice Boiler, Preserving Kettles, etc. The prices are one-half the regular price. For cold winter days that are to come.

The Retort has never been equalled as a heat producer, fuel saver and an even heater. There is only one Retort, and no other is just as good. Your neighbor may own one of these stoves and it would pay you to investigate this stove question. It burns soft coal in a magazine in the same way as a hard coal base burner. The TRIANGLE WIZARD FLOOR MOP To help lighten the winter work ypi should get" the habit, use the "WIZARD" Have You Used Eexall Remedies WE ARE NOW READY TO FILL ALL YOUR WANTS IN THIS LINE TryREXALL orderlies that mild laxative, once tried you will never use a substitute.

Ibc 25c SOc BEST Swiss Try This rpr Your CougH. Thousands bt people keep coughing because unable to get the right remedy. Coughs are caused by Inflammation of Throat and Bronchial Tubes. What you need is to soothe this Inflammation. Take pr, King's New Discovery, it penetrates the delicate mucous lining, raises the Phlegm and quickly relieves tha congested membranes.

Get a B0P' bottle from your uruggist. ur. tying i(ew tJiscovery quickly and completely stopped my cough" writes J. R. 'Watts, Floydale, Texas.

Money back it not satisfied, but It nearly Always, helps. Theatre It's a strain on the eyei to sit in a dark theatre and look upon a rightly lighted stage a 'strain which weakens good eyes and makes weak eyes weaker. If you have 'after-theatre-headachea" let us examine your eyes and fit them with glasses to relieve all strain. We have the experience, ability fend equipment to do this work j. C.

B. OPTOMETRIST I Wear TPTOTT Because byi tiine, temper and 'eyes wi'tli- ot disfiguring iny ooka. Keasous enough. I had them litted pr. p.

D. Adair, because I wanted, them right. YOU ought to do likewise. DR. O.

D. ADAIR OPTOMETRISl Ovcii Sidmorc'B 5. lOe Stored EDunlap FT GREEN MEYER LEADING DRUGGISTS The Eexall Store Phone 519 Free Delivery REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Warranty deeds filed with th'e coun ty recorder Friday were: Thos. and Mary C. MiCullough to School City of Andersqn, lots, Anderson $3,500 Maurice Warner et al to Suramitville Bank and Trust lot, Summltvllle 3,500 August and Mary Steiner to Jos.

and Philomena Millhisff land, Anderson twp 2,500 Wm. G. Friedley et al to Erman Hawkibs, lots, Euglewood 2,500 Ben L. and Carrie E. Ele to Martha A.

VanOsdol, lot 9, Tin Plate Elwood Marearet Parker to John JT. David, lot 16, Jas. M. DeHor- ity sixth 800 50 Hiram E. and Alma L.

Ferguson to School City of Anderson lot, Anderson 650 Thos. F. and Mary Cornelius to Mattie Eldrige, lot 193, Dode- fer's Elwood Oliver J. Frazee to pelbcrt A. Enochs, lot, Alexandria Obed A.

House to Fred J. Lirid-ley et al, lot 9, John F. and Emma Reavis to Hugh Harlan, 2 acres, Monroe township Hugh Harlan to Job.n F. and Emma J. Reavis, 2 acres.

Monroe- twp t. 220 SOUS FILED Superior Court Oliver W. Storer vs. Wm. E.

Onstatt, note, f325. E. E. Botkin, attorney. Lee Larrimer vs, Jennie Larrimer, divorce, L.

F. Pence attorney. Mattie B. Neely vs. VYra.

Neely, di vorce. James A. May, attorney. Wade H. Free vs.1 Lavena E.

Free et al, partition. Wade II. Free, at tor tey, Albert ys. Elijah F. Oaborn l.

i nfl ecai, possession ana damages, txuu. Jamfc A. May, attorney. A. May, atton Circuit Court Amos Ebwert et al vs.

rt et tlg'i en to Dow Reger, et al. Vlttineer Dlven, at Don't THE CAROLINA TOOT-BALL GAMES TODAY State Teams. Notre Dame vs. Carlisle at Chicago, Purdue at Northwestern. Franklin at Earlham.

Indiana, Depauw, Hanover and Wa bash No games scheduled. Conference Teams. Chicago at Illinois. Wisconsin at Minnesota. Iowa at Ames, Oberlin at Ohio.

BROWNSBURG ONCE GAVE KIRKUAND A PRETTY SCRAP "It ought to be easy pickin's tomor row, don't you think?" we asked a big Elwood foot-ball man last night He grinned. "vya aon know. D.id you ever hear how Brownsburg Bhowed up against Kirkland?" we never had. And because we knew Elwood holds Kirkland as kind of standard of strength we want ed to hear. So the Knight of the Gridiron ex plained that when Brownsburg met Kirkland, the latter eleven was out played for three quarters by the Brownsburg boys who went to pieces in the final, allowing Elwoods Wei llngton to score on them and win the game.

"No, Elwood is fairly confident of victory but they're going to have to play foot-ball if (hey put anything on the little town's eleven." he conclud ed. The Fish in Creter l.ahe. fiiinnli tliere wrp no fisi lq fra er or luiturus wiitKicrs on in Kiniimil i-t the Liistrnd1 riiie in ii yrfpin. ItiithUiw tryut vreri pinnicu. ii iid now they the wa tei'K, innt'lna tip to ten pmnuls ii The Hike Itself him nn of twenty niul tm-fiii4rth Nqmire uitM wnter ojtilnted il I Itf rn Id? in of fI'M'-f r'l ano it ijMiroui(iHj by 'tuilirokpq iiff)'.

lange rnmi urn i neiiriy feej ti mll't. Afffiiimji. bhr.ipicl Kills More Than Bullets. New Kecne. Md-te camp to Jfnior Brotliard.

In charEe pi hospital 'at Denorlllei FranceVarrtvJr I lierV to old in obtaining fupds iat thp 1 work, said there were 8.000 woundod Vln TrorjrlUe and DeqflYllje when he (lert Fnince. only per cent of the woundswere serious, be said, and he placed (he fat4lit(ff 3 per cent the total. Less haa per cent of fie a the hospitals were wounded ulles. he said. The vorst wounds Vausei by shrapnel borstlnR oret Vn at they wtrs Ivin in tha MENDEL'S LAW.

Shown In the Crossing of Pure Yellow nd Pure Green Peas. The following beautifully clear sum mary of the principles of mendelisiu is doe to the "Bev.W. Wllks. the fa mous horticulturist, who dereluped the Shirley poppy: If you cross pure yellow aiifj pure green peas eitbef way It natters not which Is sed bearer and which pollen bearer you will get all yellow seeds If yon sow these hybrid seeds, each will, if It germinates, produce a plan I which will bear, say, forty seeds, thirty of whlcb will on the nvernpe be yel low and ten green. The green.

If sown and sown and sown for countless erntlons, will always bear green seeds true to be original green parents ilmr ring the always possible intervention of Insectsi. Not so the thirty yellow. Ths when sown will on the uyenige, duce ten plants bearing all pure yellow seeds, which will be constant a ud true to the original yellow parent for countless generations. The remaining twenty plants 'will be Impure yellow, each plant producing, on the nverngi, pne-guarter of Its seeds pure yellow, one-quarter pure green and one-hiilf Jib pure yellow, 'which last will repeat the process and proportion'' practically for This the law of Inheritance which is the bnxht of all the studies of the eugenists ntid. in fart, of nil breeders of auluials aud Viauts.

New Vork World. American Rsataurant. What dlM'bWertVtiiu'iCiiroiH'HU In the (Treat Ameru-nii restiiunint hu ex cessive. theomisldiiiil nniflilcnlng slow ness of the service and the luck of In terext in the service. Touching the lat ter defect, tin- waiter is pot Impolite; he Is not neglectful.

But he Is too often puH(veiy ijosnie, or at be iieutral. lie. oi his chief, has ainiirutl.v not grasped he tae that luijing a meal I not like haying a ton of conl. If tlie tiur- chaser Is to get value for his uiom-y he must enjoy bis meal, and if he is to en joy bis meal It niuxt hot merely be elTi cienwy served, but must lie efficient ly served In a symnatlietic' The supreme busluess of ja good waiter is create iqis atuiospuere. True, that eveh In the country which bus curried cookery and restaurnnte to loftier heights Ihan any other-l mean; ol course, Helglum, the little country of nttie restaurants-tbe subtle ether which the truly civilized diner demands Is rare enough.

But In the great res tanrants of tbo great cities of America W. I fancy, rarer tha anywhere else Buuuett' hj narpev's Wag i. Clever Cows. "Much butter Is Imported, fnpiq eu mark," wrote a schoolgirl, befaiis Danish cows have greater enjerprtsf and spperior technical education tf ours.f-Loudon Accuse not nature; she "bath done her part; do thou but thine. John Hil ton.

-y j. A bold out line relieved by graceful decoration has produced in the Carolina pattern a design of lasting chann. Unlike many silver-ware patterns the Carolina can be had in any piece necessary to a complete dinner service. We consider this pattern in plated ware to be the best for the. price -of any plated ware made.

IVAN C. DUNLAP CO, Watches Diamonds Victrolas Records fThe Secret of a Good Figure oten li in liebra.WMre. IluiKlrntt i( tl)ouaTid of women 'ear tl Bien-Jolie Br.h-ifre tlic thut iticy rcrtl A lurrsmr a csrwt. It ani uui prn tlie figure Uusyoutliful outline fj.iunn dc-uc. rasr-AM so rutiess permitting lannc-'i-Tirif iihav't ri-aoraj.

Thf cme in all tlen. mill you' iWif 1 Ih Oomfn draHrV JvH lww tten voii on frith iUx not carry Micro, arc most TTi-callT earmcntJ Only tv. bet of natf for in- k) inrrnii'ijy wrmnrr to in. ir favor. Newark, J.

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