Tipton Daily Tribune Newspaper Archives
September 29, 1919 Page 2

Tipton Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - September 29, 1919, Tipton, Indiana TRE TIPTON DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY* SKI1] EMRICK Ii!*, nil!*. |[c ABI others YlW) if Cl VC I iii order to keep tile home neat and .veil ictl and Cessed, continually cl m< tnt mood alone causes a e strain . which many women recover slowly, lean:, re disorders may develop unless great - I    .    .    .1 IKJ WI men lo prevent mem. i i* r* ta O' 1 \    * < lriKham s such women l viable Compound is invaluable. For ’ years tins root and herb medicine been recognised as ‘.he standard I meay ter woman’s ills, ?. restoring them to a normal, / healthy condition. Mrs. Morgan’s Case x East Hampton, N.Y, — “ For l\vo veals I SUit male w ‘ak ji Mi J'* ’ & anc! painful period-, a? . .1 to do my w J to use L3 01 table Comp great relief. anew a w 11 ti a in my back i • was so v s not able id told me ii tv I A feel imc 1s V ege- id cave me !■ It me ana ) my one and -V. lh I n ,>uh'!sh my St leslnnon t and i i Compound cogood as » * to' much pie 1. eci. E. Mo*c - AAI* /I vv or . v codable s as much * iii be very Cb! \RLE3 , E.L.Dennett. Uh \ T V ll iC Hi" I • Of iii; IU: r> d nu. cd.ase Women " everywhere n1 'ii • .1 m their i lied this napDi A k I I homos, ness on ace re-i o' . ame functional cli. order wmcn iii;nanvcases wouivl re adilyyicd J to j .ydia La. Piakham’s \ O'-el ab ie Compound. Such worker* should nol give up hope until they I ;\ve *dveh ibic wonderful .medicine a Ola!. PlfHM’ I’ll) I (I. ••I AM JOSEPH—YOUR BROTHER By Meredith Nicholson So long aa there is misery ami heartache in the world the world is not right. The thought that as I walk the streets of this prosperous and happy town there are ti,OOO,UUU people in other lands without food. shelter or raiment is disturbing. I do not like it. The tact that these people are a long wa> from my home does not lighten my responsibility for their plight, for the great war has so knit mankind together that wherever a man, woman or child of any race is hungry or homeless or the victim of cruelty, there, indeed, is my neighbor. Of all the passions of men that which manifests itself in race hatred is the most despicable. The business of civilization is nciii-plete so long as one man anywhere hates another because of his faith, his blood or Ins color. When I read, as I have read all my life, pl th< persecution and slaughter of the Jews I am not proud of my own raw or of my religion. The most beautiful story in the world is the story of Joseph and his brethren. I wish that every child who knows and loves that story might contribute to the fund of the .Jewish relief committee. The lessons of tolerance, forgiveness, mercy and helpfulness are summed there with incomparable art. Let us ponder a little. What we should do with this appeal from the land of famine i- to give generously of t orn “and put every man s money in his sat k 1 mouthV "And put my cup." said Joseph, “the silver cup in the sack s mouth of the youngest and his corn money. ' That was Josephs idea—to add to the value of his gut by putting his heart into it. 'I'liis appeal is not to Jews or Christians, but to humanity. It should be a high privilege for those of us who have so long enjoyed the hearty co-operation of our Jewish fellow-! itizens iii every good (alisp to provu to them now our neighborliness and our appreciation of their generosity. The public spirit, patriotism and liberality of the Jewish people °f Indiana need no advertisement. They have rarely asked our aid in tilt ir benevolences, but always they have helped with ours. All tho more readily we should respond to this cry for help which they utter, not in the name of their own ] coble, but for all who dwell in the lands of lambie and desolation Six million people perishing! The re a not much joy in that tea v ent and me la i the -a Us be tilled, and Joseph s cup, the silver cup of love at.J broth-riice: .n and good will, be thrust into the top of every one. FLORENCE HEATERS Will Burn wood or coal or slack. Six tons of ria I; will run a florence oncj.v'nter.^ A Florence will hold fire forty eight hours. COMPTON & SONS NIAi CE PHOENICIAN COINS Torrington Electric Vacuum Cleaners for rent, 50c half day. Recent Discovery Made in California WAYNE LEESON CO. Hr.;, C.ven Archeoiog ats Some      —- Food for Thought. lit K VV flit. l!v in i Ilion I - prof. Oliver M. \V';j>hi.*irn of six coins dis* overed in a «ai,' • * I» of tho foothills back of I’-, ley, * Ut!., aid described by Tim its P* _ .if undo.pit J antiquity, has MiiMilntrd ti,* belief of nrclwnlo-i. ' — ii::-! th** ruins of nit ancien*1 city • in that locality. Ant binal'inns of the I nivcrsgv of < ’aliform.*!, vvwcre Pi..j-ash,1 Washburn i- assistant bi the • h'pautm at »• I « lj4««icnl archeology, favor making ex av.iii.ms in an "effort to determine th.* existence of tm pertain evidence a> to the early liUstory of ibis continent. The ’"ins \ ere discovered hylf’hes-ost. an Oakland diiplmtikler. s a trip lo* wa* digging tin the canyon when he uncovered st misshapen copper loin lie prosecuted his work and was rewarded with five pi.. on oi (Nipper, unquestionably nitut- • I I ' I- Hid. according to Professor Washburn and containing inscriptions in <«reek and Latin. 'Two of the coins are blackened beyond recognition by the action of the elements, but through j ' irregular shape and general minting ate des. titled antedating the oldest known Human coins. The collis are faintly embossed with the facial contours of divinities or leg- , • lidar.es in tempered copper. Coin ex- | pens advance the opinion that tho materia! used tixes a remote period of j i manufacture, because tempered copper I In coin manufacture is mote or less a forgotten art. One os the coins is glint!t th** size of r. dime and hears certain resemblances to each Phoenician money, which bore the characteristic embossing of a woman's head. One version advanced is that the Berkeley coins were brought to the f "aIi font' a coast in Phoenician colonists who pre* c led the early padres to tin* hav district. SINGER STORE    \ Buy    • A Deterling Phonograph    > and Cheer Up. The Cabinet and Tone is Superior to others.    ^ Its a Home Product    / 'n t&cyncC THE UNIVERSAL CAR The snnplicitv of tile Ford car, it iti construction, J e Linn is he. Vanadium s; A with os nm a.- ii and flexibility, the l«»\v cost cd ope maintenance, its case in operation made the F’ord cur the great tavorii land in the w .'rid. It’s tee' rn c sr t satisfies and sere s. A ir .t v be -yr that all can afford. Yve will be pleat Vt or- < txk r. I) oela«/ . v is heavv a:: the t:: re. V.    '    \ thing in muter car access*>nesj genuine burd Parts, and assure t mechanical repair work. J* Baldwin-Hogue Auto Co. —- « '* ‘MY BfTftliWiff -VJ Forrest C. Worrell 38 E. Jeff. Street Speaking iii tin.* sugar >hortagv wo have this in say, I lint Mot Ini vv has lonkpd iii tor Iii" own lr,ado oil sugar >o thai each customer had sottio saga r a 11 t ho t i lite. I sn I ii wort ii win lo to I rado at s11oIt ii st * ire \v boro >t*r viol* is K ing ii ad < Ju«iIi t y is bhava! McGraw. Deakyne & Sons' TRUCK LINE Phones 3110-20 Tipton, Indiana. Ed-Le Garage NOW OPERATED BY Baldwin-Hogue Auto Co. < i rx KUA I. ai ii >M< »o. I i.i: I; in'A iim a; exi'KUT r.AT'i iaiv si:i;\ u k Al Ti INK HU 1.1'. SI ( ii; MIK A I 'Ti IM* Hill At 'I I'.SSI .Kit IS OPEN DAY AND NIGHT YOU KNOW US. Hoi)) us to uiiiAe this an institution ut mutual b in t in this community. WE ARE HERE TO STAY COME IN AND SEE U Public Sale ■ ■ rn rn The undersigned will sell at/public auction oil tlio Jo a Hartmann farm, four and one Halt miles south west oi T pl > 1 or two miles west and one hall mile north ol Atlanta, o Wednesday, Oct., I, 1913 THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY SALE TO COMMENCE AT IO O’CLOCK Consisting' of one three year old brown mare one * • old brown draft mare; one black mare seven years old w< cgm twelve hundred pounds; one grey horse, iour years old, \ui twelve hundred pounds. One six year old Holstein milch cow, with calt Ic* sub e a half Jersey milch cow six years old with calt bv * .cit ; one t .o year old heifer, with calf by side; one coming two rear * ic steer; one yearling steel; two coming yearlings, and one spr n °Klf-    *    .    . ,    IIT One brood sow with eight pigs bv side; tv.cmv 0 rn : shoats, will average 125 pounds; fifteen head ot sho/s wik average 65 pounds. All double immuned and healthy. FIVE TONS FIRST CLASS TIMOTHY HAY Four “A” hog houses; I John Deere corn planter 1 * • down farm wagon, good as new; 2 sixty tooth harrows one -nod as new; two self feeders; ono set single driving barney, one cozy cab; good as new; and two John Deere t ult! vat ors Lunch served by the Queen Esther class ol Atlanta !■ Christian church.    _ TERMS OF SALE • A credit of six months will be allowed on ii1 $10.00; sums of SIO.OO and under, cash. Will allow 3 r< r ce-! discount for cash on sums entitled to credit. No p operiy to b removed until sale terms are complied with. ELMER THOMAS I TAY HULICK, Auctioneer. Explaining It. “I h*vir<l M:ibol bnnstlnp flip nth*r 1 flay thnt «lu* ha<l s» many '**»«Jal coil-n**«’tions.” “S.* "h»* ha**. Sin* works in na »i» town tolpphnnt’ J’ « .Ii <1 «»i 'I ii.ink1 t hell l>eo|>lw who know I lie 111- .von indetned to me are asked to call ;it my oflire at their earliest convenience and make settlement l*y * a h or note. A prompt response will he greatly appreciated. DU. J. TI IM LO A ll Til MSI DD MR. WANTED — Green jimson Aced. Will pay S8.00 to S 10.00 i ton according to the quality. A INVKSTMENT we are now receiving at Wmd- ..., Fall Curtisville and Tipton. We * ant fanners to dry unison for then *hc divorced him.-us. Write or phone for our at s.,!, finn on    lr; ctive proposition. —Inland j j ; .i    m»    i .,) ! let slim.m Alkaloid Co., Tipton. Phone _    ^    -    73.    <r. D d you know that a FLOR- .    A    7 ENCE heater    will    burn    wood,    An EDEN electric    washer roal or slack    and    hold    fire    h,as all    the working    parts    en- forty eight hours? Cotnpton    T    ^olls^n^'    COMP    «mnk-»*r?'’ and Scil    it1.Hi    TON Oil    SON.    3D(>    “No. hp lnvt    smnkPs    tlif* ordinary ------- -_    ftve-t*>r    a    qmuTPr    kind."  ......-    —■ ■■ ................................. I Buy Mild Sell l.tlrertj |p»n*ln. lf you    want a square    d«al,    see    ^he    Way    ®<l    1 ‘"Hip en'diipt said hp could clenr up tho inqddlo in hi** books.” “Well. did hi*?”    i “No, he cleared out.” you all <,, ii ti True of Many. ll*- !*lk** at»put himself « lot. I *ay it not in roast. H*M i>e a wonder could tin work Aa Kell ak he - an boast. Not That Sort. •Is Tour husband an Inveterntt Fall millinery models now on display at Moser | J* A* LKW1S- and Redding’s. - -...... ..   Tribune Want Ada’ Pay. tr MATTHEWS Full Automatic Electric Light and Power Plants Electric Irons Repaired Electric House Wiring of all kinds and fixtures for sale. HOOT’S ELECTRIC SHOP m r. HOOTEN tat! East Jefferson St. Tipton. I lave a lew good I Hdrn plants for sale. Largo m/a1 $::0tU)0 and up. I’iluiief! In I M I I DL