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scription is due do not wait for a statement but send us a remittance. Credit will be given and a receipt returned showing your standing.tit,umm si no.AND “THE REPUBLIC AIPublished Weekly at North Vernon, IndianaSept. lO. 1914.GET YOUR, *FOR.THE FALL FESTIVAL.The merchants of this city have begun preparations for the annual Fall Festival and it is their intention to make the Fall Festival this year the biggest event ever held in this city. However, all their efforts to make the event a st^ceesswill meet with disappointment if the farmers of the county do not cooperate with them by exhibiting samples of all their live stock and agricultural products. While many of the counties of Indiana have suffered from drouth this year, to a degree that ruined the crops of vegetables and fruit, Jennings County has been especially blessed and the Jennings County products, both in lines of vegetables and fruits, that are at present on the market, are exceptionally fine. For Hi is reason, the merchants of North Vernon expect to see the best display of fruit, vegetables, grain, etc., at the North Vernon Fall Festival, this year, that has ever been seen at any agricultural exhibit in Indiana. Liberal premiums have been offered on all kinds of agricultural products and also on live stock, and Jennings County's farmersshould show their appreciation bybringing to this city, during Fall Festival week, samples of every kind of fruit, vegetables and grain that their farms produce. The merchants of North Vernon, the citizens of the city, and all who attend theFall Festival expect to see a goodagricultural display. If the num-Earl Black is. attending the fair dt Salem, Ind.Try a pair of Don Davis’ DIA MOND DOLLAR GLASSES.L.H. Scripture and family, of Gin-ANDmThe Eyes the masterpiece of God’s creation should have your serious consideration.Are you sure your child is endowed with perfect eyes ? If not, it is your duty to be enlightened as many bright children are retarded in theirschool work on account of defective eyes.Dullness, headache, squint eves water, blurred vision, are** rsomeof the major symptoms that manifest themselves to amarked degree.. And manyothers, such as muscular imbalance and clonic and tinicspasms which can only be detected by a scientific and thorough test.We are thoroughly equipped and qualified to detect and correct all eye defects.. Give your child the benefit of any doubt by having its eyes examinedber of entries In each exhibit is small, it shows that the right spirit does not prevail, and both town people and country folks are disappoint ed, regardless of what amusements the Fall Festival has to offer. At each of the three preceeding Fall Festivals held in this city, the quality of the products exhibited has been pronounced fine by all who viewed the exhibits. Last year, when crops were poor throughout the state, the products exhibited at the North Vernon Fall Festival, were pronounced fine,but not at any of the Fall Festivals held, has there been as large a number of entries in any exhibit, as there should have been. The number of entries in each exhibit should number one hundred or more instead of ten or twenty as has been the case. If a farmer liassome very fine samples of a certain product, which he wishes to exhibit at the Fall Festival, he should of course bring those veg-clnnatl, spent the week end with Harry Kieth and family.FOR FINE TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMES, TALCUMS, TOILET WATERS, CHAMOIS SKINS, ETC. GO TO THE HARE DRUG STORE.Fresh suply ot Gold Medal brandItalian Olive Oil at Don Davis’—50c a pint.Roy Ulmer is visiting Bedford and SparksviHeMrs. Charles Greer daughter, Mary Marga at Seymour, Friday.Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Losey, Thursday, September 3rd, a son, Verne Lester.W. E. Phillips an fai turned from an automlt; Indianapolis, Chicago, I and Michigan City.BURDSAL’S BUGGY the best. Get it of DonMrs.Matt Maschino i of Indianapolis, are her with her mother andCatherine Bock and dKatie.Fix up your furnitu winter with FIXALL. sells it.Mrs. Victor Lochard went to Indianapolis, Tuesday, to join her husband, who is state agent for the Mutual Life Insurance Company, with headquarters in that city.Miss Bess Oakley returned to Cor- | ^rs- Ades.bin, Ky„ Saturday, after a visit witll Miss CUarlotte Long her sister, Mrs. Theo. Andrew.Miss Rosalie Grossn to her home at Louis’ after a visit of severalMr. and Mrs. Clifton Hess and baby, James Edward, of Shelbyville,Indianapolis, Friday, ;with her father, C. H. :, , „ , „ ,. , DON’T FORGET TIwere guests of Frank Robinson and Q-pj.family several days this week. I STANDARD TALCUMSFETLOWS, ETC.AT IS MILLINERY OPENING. I 25 CENTS.A FINE DISPLAY OF THE LAT-! Master James Culpetables or whatever they may be, to, ,, ! EST CREATIONS IN HATS, SEP-1 lumnus, Friday, to vis“ TEMBER 17-18-19. i mother, Mrs, Jane Cultown, and enter them in the to which they belong, but while lie is doing so, he should also bring some samples of every other vegetable, fruit, grain, etc., that lie raises, and enter them in the proper exhibits. Only one trip to town will be necessary to bring a great many exhibits, and what you think a poor specimen of vegetables,fruit or grain, may show up as fine quality wmen placed beside other samplesof the same product. No partiality will be shown in awarding premiums. Competent judges will be selected to judge each exhibit. A list of the premiums offered foreach exhibit will be found elsewhere in this paper.The Sheep Skin Bands are again to be a feature of the Fall Festival’s amusements and liberal prizes areMRS. MARIE HAYES.Billy Maloney and sisters, Kate,SCHOOL STARTS SEPTEMBER 14TH. SUPPLIES HERE.Julia, Margaret and Agnes, of I CARTER 0’HAVERQueensville were guests of James Hester and family Sunday.Claude Lett, wife and children arrived here from Baltimore, Md..Friday for an extended visit with Frank Robinson and family.The Mission will h meeting on Jennings S railroad beginning Sei W. Cochran,of East E will do the preaching.TABLETS, PENCILS, INKS,RULERS, ETC., FOR SCHOOL USE. CARTER O’HAVER, DRUGGISTSj offered to the best sheep skin bands.IBands from other counties can compete for these prizes.A prize is also offered to the largest Sunday School delegationassembled on one wagon and taking part in the parade, Friday after-r* noon. Every Sunday School in the county should send a delegation to ride in the parade.The merchants hope to see afine display of live stock of the county in the parade, Friday afternoon. Be enterprising, bring in your live stock, have the animals in the parade, and who knows, yours may be the prize winners.The management of the Fall Festival has secured Harrington’s Great Southern Shows, which will consist of numerous shows that will be high-class, clean and moral. There will also be a merry-go-round and Ferris Wheel, and excellent music wil be furnished every day by the Carnival’s Band. There will be something doing every minute from early morning until late at night.Make arrangements now to spend the week of September 21 in North Vernon. Bring your family, friends and neighbors, and enjoy what North Vernon merchants have prepared for you. In addition show them that you appreciate their efforts by entering specimens of all your products. If your farm is large and you raise many kinds of products, bring samples of everything you raise and enter it in the exhibit. North Vernon merchants are hopeful that the display of agricultural products exhibited at 'the North Vernon Fall Festival this year, may be edifying to all those from outside the county who visitCapt. J. M. Strieker is at Indianapolis this week attending the annual reunion of the 13th Indiana Volunteer Cavalry. He is also attending the State Fair.Mrs. George Ulmer and daughter, Miss Ruth, and little grand-daughter, Alberta Pollard, have gone to Bedford to visit relatives.MillinTHE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN FOR HOME MADE CANDIES, ICE CREAM AND ICflS. COSMAS CANDY CO.Mrs. Bertie Brown and son, Arthur, of Indianapolis, were guests of Mrs.John Overturf and other friends in this city, several days last week. They went to Hayden, Friday, for a visit with friends there.GOOD HOUSE PAINT AT per gallon at Don Davis’.$1.50SEE BERTHA MeSTOCK o:MillinFOR THE LATEST LADIES’ AND CFALLHA'iW. D. Platt, of Was was the guest of C. $ wife, several days lastMr. and Mrs. John Meyer and son, John, and Miss Margaret Specht.of Cincinnati, were guests of Mrs. Pauline Riplinger and other relatives in this city, Sunday.FRESH CANDIES, CREAM AND ICES A 0’HAVER’S CONFEC1]THE W. C. T. U. WI NEXT TUESDAYLORY’SMILLINERYThe W. C. T. U. 1 Mrs. Berkshire on T noon, at 2:30 o’clock annual business meet port of the officers at ents will be given, is requested to be pre for the coming year yALL OUR RUB SYRINGES, HOT WA ETC, ARE GUARANI YEAR. ANOTHER C1914 Fall Season 1914! S ™80OPENINGSEPTEMBER 17-18-19.James Thurston ti ness at Indianapolis,Mrs. Morris, of Ro: the guest of her dau D. Carothers.the exhibit.Mrs. John Dils, of iA /I tto na rrr i tifrtipcif nf 1VTr« .Tnhn fY
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North Vernon Plain Dealer
North Vernon, Indiana, US
Thu, Sep 10, 1914
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