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'Hal'fliOil Mr8. · ~· · were noWblr, t.a.rwe i• ~:1 -ot 1 tbff tiOUtbern Jt&ttt," TG-'¥t 0 --·-· at BY HORTENSE SAUNDERS NEl i!tlnlee Sta« Wrltu a" i"""'rt' •cit MNi lll'llf'''?IOO ' -·.. . work. • .. , , "Not .{)lay bL\ve ,the •. ~ ~· . ~~~e" clu.b~ esq.blbhed ~earlf t~J,1:ee·!~~~ tbe CODflert C01lr&~lf ifk 'CO~\lJlf.l ' ·' ' '" ~· \ ottt81de rtb., , great ~IP,, c~1P]:•~ they b,a.ve tak~ ~. artte,t• looJUtles tbe pn•. ~··+ " ~>o!>J\ alid dolf\lnant force ill . edp.ela~D,I ~~k ' lry and his cause, then what could be to llolon to reol!lll, CH't!rl~.", more glorious tban to m(llber I:Hike proudly. Mrs. FJBll.er. rn attempting the .sur,ey tbe Na· $6.50 up to $12 . ''I do not wor.ry U'bou.L biB 'lafety God will talce car~ of him But 1 .should worry and grieve If be bad betrayed bls tru8.t tf he bad chosen a ll!e or luz- .MRS. C~IAJ:fLI:S AND H.Ji1R SON, EAMO:-t ury. J Jb"''""''e he Is dolog 1'ight ·'ttiLEPHONE ~ve stock, most ol which ;,s Hartford B7 J, Jl, CRAI'IIUN Half dozen in fancy box initial• . $1 4p to '$3.50. $1 •50• $2 I1,I$3 ". Sb~tson Warm Blanket Bath Robes. hold A~· Non!)lber iT.,: il'liil ..., ·""'P '".a.,~... o. ' Hats, C>1 ett 'Hats tel f. fp.· :'.1 $5, $6, $7.50, $10 · and $12. ' m;r ·;,kilow·n young mao $1 0 .. I I ' ' ' pre1"nt ' • · .· , ! • $'5. . ,' · ~: JIIOI"~· II· - 't• OITU :waf ' wttiD 'tbil• 1144 "•t0.a"'""'':I6U 1!'ttll.,lol' All~·: ,.,oi' ,;.,....,, u~ i~d tb•. o! eat\ ....~ · to •uck a d oalt woru ~PI'Oil'' up •like :m•O· I'rl<rnno uallt wltbln :tiiTif<ltp j!Mftfa I:A.Ii!Jtnltr and 8UY4r ·Run •<Aow "HQJt.o , 'S8 pWnti.' Tt>oa tit • ~ l!l~ .. J'Oilo.l,ac ,ODd , ~bolla ~·Ill~~ .•~ thil teat. tt. Dl'Cduot litld ' . .; .i.'" The Store oi'Qu.Uty . llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiHQIIIIIIJIHIIHIIII ' c • · 1b•odte.d wlit'l · \ .. ,.-....VIEWS. . Qf TURKEY " . ~ ' ~ j~~~iJ~~~~~~~~~ DARDAN FJJ FS .. 2.20 2,70 2.50 3.CP 2.20 1.70 1.95 2.75 '' ', ' ' ·~;.;; \ill, 2 . 2 5 LL 2.25 • lblt matntalnanCtt raa~k .Sea arid melebailt~ m.;, .. ,~·:·:~ .;·~~. ~· t ' j •ar. Itniet meiiUon,e~ LAUSANNE De" 8 1 "rke• lb Ill ·~,"'",.'" ~·; 1 • The com;plamanl:s objecting to the increase before the com· "· - • " • • . ed · Propolljtlon. ·. •br otate• and munlclpalltle•. through Ismet Pasha, prosenttd to slderod par*uln' l Enactment or't.f!ll.eloUon providing 1misflic·n were J. B. Lindsey and J. E. D. Hartinger, and were repre- ·the Ne:1r East conference today boun~ k:W. . Tbe · ftnt t~e tnclueloit · for registration <Of '~liens and, a more sented by Attorrtey D. Curtis Reed. At that t ime the . complain~ snggcGtlons CCillCil ruing control or , thf' ~e~ of ~·rm~r& ~'. tbe-- ~~~~''oa ~" uorner,1 thorough lnvt!stlptl<m of the lmt·J 1 . . tile Straits ot thfl DIU'danelles and C·~ thfl Straitt beeaase of Pl'tl)i+.ratloo ' ;,''{J;b~~! ::~~:. 4rt:::~ b~·~~;:: ~:~~k, ~:~,r~":'';,r:::n w::s~n • (By 'fhe .usoclatrld PresR) , wa: Iter grants at the pqrts are urged I 'by ants made 11 counter propos1bon to the Telephone Company, and j the Bosphor 118 Pr08ldont Hor~log. The Pr.,ldent r·llgveed to allow an increaae of 25 cents on a phone, which wa.s re- '. aok: gu~rnntees ogolost ::: ther;m1;, 1;,::;,~:•••:~~~! l•Y~~, ject>Jd by Turktnh rJr defense oo: the. Ho-ru or 'i~·~ ~ --~· f 1 ' """" ol-1Another potu! f1 ~' ..,d~ ·wol ; ~ t\'; Tll£> the ofllclals. After an exhaustive irlvestigation, the j ~'~:o ';:;:,::;~ro;h."~~rnl : .~e~~ ;,:.'.'~::~:. :!h~=Oii~ ~cb, - ~O)'ed. 'ad a BuJc~ &utq, ·her amalt daughter rer.~lfed seYeral to be &tamped out when we, Publie Utilities Commission granted ipcre~es of 10 and 15 cents •stantinople nnd or the sea of Mar·, · . . . -~ · , drt,,eA .bJ DaYton Deanta, eolllf)f!d, 'b'rulaea and euta. Both cars w~e committed the nation's me and soul per phone, which will amount to 8 total of about $1,400 of an in- ~•nora; limitation fit naval torcc•f See Ri.chri 'Barl1lalm...:...:. jjf-.;· ~ N~h car atr.ct !hi' BUick ·, 10 cooslde~ably damaged, the Bu1clt sut- to tbe world war" • ,· hounded for the Bla~k ~ea flO tbat , "Experience,!'ul:. p~.,..~> _.,,. •that !t tunled lbe latter com~ ftrlng the most. In torelgn atralre, Mr. Harding tells -crease lD the company s revenue. .they will not constltuH· any daul~{ ciaJ, ·at Majestic .theatre toaight., ! , 1 1 1 'IN,lt(} ;;~O$$JBLE FOR A PREA,CHER, :~'Pfftllf?: ' I 0 I EoiTd."Rta N~TE..,...It 1• not poit~y of thl b.ny •Ntw• to Lindsey and Smith anl.lo &unty Audl· think It was all to be • used (,U the tor Hart. Chelller road. ]J'urtharutor€, Wilson ntwlp&per oontrovln~. A" a 11enerAl rule Wfl do not bellel'C did not Yote ror the boud Issue tor 1 However, thle 91Pir wH1 not entering Into a Jipwep:aPfJr <;onlro· ellber road: WIJ1on al&n 1tatt>~ etaftd· ldl)' by a!!d tee one o~cl~ · ~ nrsp witll any obe, but wllen soin~ "since the election, C:omm!Jsloneu ' ' · tn tti ·vlndlc'ate hrntri'lt b)' iJ'Ylnt mlagqided , fndlvtdual 1 lmag!no& th,at ~tndsey and , 8rnlth a¥d poSiibly tO falttl)' tel} of the aota of other }le e.an Jum,p all over us tbrough the dltor Ha~t held a~ret me'etingR In all offtcl~l,ao col~"s of a. , a8wapaper to a. mis· apparent ~ffor,t to d~ the grJdlng • 1 Aud~ ·Hart ht.a klndtr· con. atatdient facta, a.nd tblnka we are tbe Chester road wholly at the ~ri'~~ · ~~ ·, tv~ Dur rea~tri ~~ 1gol~~ ~ 11lt, quleUy, t~Jd our haD.ds lH!Dse ot. . *he •~unty, town'Bhlp "' : Ylf""bl• ' n Orftllt 1o~ co~eernlng and .La:~ It, all IP'&cer~y wtthoat ~t,... adjol,ntng l&n.d ·owner8. Thla i£ " . ·~hi ·~tl~,,il , of, t~ P,rftent boll'd 1tering a prote'!t1, he ha.a Another bit doul)t~t:r. pne ·Ot the lt:rmenta of Of cltU~ '·~Ite(onera, .... lch !'tblnk comlur, Wilson's tePntatton ror erroneous , lln1f,glnatlon, as all vo~acity ha1 been conalderably fm - iDgR all , the county ' W wt~rih:·~.cu~· -)" ~II ~ot.,., ·, , 1~d th~· l"llf~•t•~ • ln t~~f ~f· paired Ia tbla f.QUDty hf. tbe last rew either reg~lar or special, musL be . Mira f1f tti'1 uuiltJ. 1Mr .1-Jart It J year.e and It seeml!l , to be growlos open meettor held at the , . Al 'tt41rt. . ~Jl'r '1 dod nOt Jw,~rae. In hie artie!. In •t!ie" Trlbune~ ~lioners' otftce o.r their flfii'Uie.r ,~~~ ~~~I! tJt'~ truth, fo'r :,,_. Ja T~terrapb be 1tarts O)lt wltfi a. m1B· of meethtl. o~ ,which ~til u~r.lu obiliaf:hnw !OI . .. Dltl. .. statement tbe ftrlt crlclr: od Of• llf are duly, r~rded In tba minute• ., · " _~<' ·' · ~and contiDuel·, alODJ that Jlrie fohbe CommiBiioners R!cord. In l ·,_ . , · , . . . ~· Ct~t., ' A.~dltor r''coaald~r~ble ut~~. all the war ' ~eeUns W&l ?eld a!ler 1 iotlqe,'lp. Jut w;~ti'• laaua ~ ihe" tbrou•b, ""he commtiJtonera did not election oul~t. de or tbetr 1 • T~~t;1"""a,~b tb~- ' PUIS· to s,eU bonds .to th" amunt ' of Now1ml!er 20 ' liibw':..~Ut &n arUete ' sUpDOied to ·~¥.ooo,:Dut intended to sell wal •held on 16 to'r , .. Ort~~tf , ~ ·t1ae ratnd •nd 'peG . _oi·' .worth or ~de ~' the tQII_9wtug tn · regat'd to the grading. Comlnliilo~f~WJI.Oa, reteri1af.. · t78,00~ to ~ay ' 1be ~ounty'a Ch@at~f road and notice of ..: thta 'bf1cltt 1 ~tioDI of compleUag lbe wa• published tor two weeki ..,,,.. · ~~ ' ,or SfiaUoD& ' "M" ~-1nd to th&t time in order to give nil 159:. deslailAtelj aB tO enter their thl · '"ttr ·•hy I .tri 11 ' tbi I w,e &ru tiJ:n on an e courag ng . lmproductlve and extrnvngant e1pen· 1 .'~aie The BROKEN A bad auto lleCideat occurred at thf ,pletely around. Mra. Sopbta cora~r of Fo\i~tb and Main atreet, · Nho wns In the Naeh car, had• .O~r the C-rlatJa· ilohurch In Mldd\e- collar bone broken by tl10 sud•len tDd, •f' 1ilo "'' matter 'Oa ibl 'uib · bt I'·'=~!:~~~~~~ and $4. , mi.lt' a ~fine : bu~t­ ·.M, RECEivEs . Two Party . 2.60 Two 'Constitutional tuuendments are Rural . . . ·... ... ,. 2.10 One would give ·C<>"""e" Residenco, Individual .... '2.60 QVer child labor, &nd tho] would restrict the ll!aue Ql "t" ,. Two Party . . . . . . . . 2.10 eumpt" eecurltiea, which are declarFour Party ..... 1.60 COll.AR ~ lloedbe •,lrylngti•P thed rerlsour•••, or Rural... . . . . . . . . 1.85 BONE AND· MRS DAYTON DENNIS A 8RQKEN ' ··· NOS£ nlOM tH£' CO!J JSIQN I"'""" Fred l!llig, or, Wbe•llng Md ~~ .: ~Jrott•er, Chorll!e "Col1"o,v, •r · Cinelli- r;oa~'lder' th~ Many men-and i1u. ";, a:.-.cret-have pUI off buying ~ndecWear in·hopes'"of &dlinli such • &ift for CluiJtrn~•.~\who, Ill' much.'"" doors prefer "Atlildic:",fiii: ill seuaillu and healthfulneu: . ~~ ..~:t~.~armth and tomf~ of woola!)ll J"..OO.IDI&~. We carry thetind.eit!lcf ·like; ailcl'the kiilcf you'D JiiA ~OI'tjER S . OP . Qlari Danr. 'of c.!Julaii¥• ~~ , r~r ttl• ~Uo~ ~~· tllt~ ~~~ ~hl ,~j~~rd , ~ the sale l!f: ihe P.rop!a·~~· ~~· 1 11 ,,.~ ' orally bellnod that will • bo A:Ontlrmed wh8n the Colirj conveDe1 tO to Men's full-cut Pajamas, of warm, eood striped malerials and shown in a Jty[e variety. Comfortable sleep upcm iu1t such garmenls as theoe Wilson Broa. "The kind he for bimoelf." -MRs. .l.aktnr up t~el~ ·!•pot\ oo' be r'ciidj ~· Men'a Pajamas ·, D' clo,a~ . ~ow a a.U. operf,tiiiD~ , "ke tomve. . . •n $1 to $5. F'rmn ~·.. . ~aoqn ~qat : ~nd llbeint~i:l ' AD· the ..ne 'w, shade! and sh'a'peJ; sillt !{napp felt., , th~ new thing•. th!. kind he would! {~r himself. , ' . . coat wtth a few buttons and all completely hned ready lo bullon on, w1ll fit all sizes, made in black and 'broWjl sable and long-hair Coney at $650. Bl.1ck Sealine of genuine Zealand Beaver Coney Fur at """11::- t& he went . &o Pltt1bur.r:h •and;,.eiJttrfld employ or a ateel . Lrid&'e dontrur>o J Uon COIJlp&ny. 1Late'r M mard~d ,ad 1ettled lp Phlladelptila, wjlert }if• death bccdrftd. H, WI' iD1' QDclll . Elltl ·Jtooab aDd ~r~ Ut~ MoO,. tbta place. fie leave• tjr,o. "Siatetl~ ' ,J. '~o~, Hllll•l•r ~ Men's Detachable Fur Collars-NVery ':"'ilyaltachedordetached to any ~ver· 'heN. grew 'to manhood aod · wa• : trip to CIDctDn.att lh~ ftnt 1 ot~e weak, returntpc bomt W:tdnead&y. ·Tbe lrusteea or the property ol .tbe t' ' ' ill:::~::,~:·~:r~llllfllent for te 'Permanent ~ or the .llnmel't!' c~edll. "'i. our. · Hats: ~~. Tbe nlrie•lilobltio ol~ eblld or Mr. and ,Au•ttD J'udann, dlerl Tudft.r morular. , .• , ; M. B. Brol'I{D, of. Mc.:M~ebtn, . • · been a vlallor tn tAnrn' lbta we•t. Underwear. This is Ihe kind of a robe a man needsthe kind of a robe he would be glad tote· crive for a gif(, be, cause it is the kind he would buy for himoelf. Rich 1n coloring, unusual patterns; praclical, warm and comfortable. v· ' tio- or JeromWI and, Jl~bllf:b · W<i\1• rc<>nw·•r. 62 ¥eafl • aso. " Hlo fAt~er pnoTO!<l to_ 1Harttord1 ~ wbere ~tl•oJc:•, u carry !hem herself were !hey not oo generous in size. DE VALERA. Word bae ju1t been reeelved · bel'fl by M"'l. E:ll!l Rouah that ber uncle, Conway, had· dfed , , ln •.fjll&rrom ' lateaUnal.. aeurttb, . D.Q !2, aad • urlvate fli.Diral Knit Wool Gloves, imported by Wilson Bro•. from McGeorge of Scotland, will warm the heart as well as the .hand• of the man or woman who moton or skate.. The wool is fteecy, the colors ,mart·and every finger knit to ~t. • They're the accepled .thing . 'for wear with wmter great-coati. What will you g;vc him) Handkerchiefs, perhapo. No man can have too ~any e.ven if he doesn't lose;Jhem, ,arid ours are sci attra,~, e~ll '" ially wilh their ii11lids• and ., threads of color tli.h wom· an would be ~~~ted to for lt ?" tbe ''Wlhat material thing d:ln .be gained ,WooJ PJov~J '.' Kid Glovea ~· Handkerchiefs di~ Doesn't WDrry """"' Federation hal aJ1 llll oatfltf,nd· obJec:t tbe coordll\llllon • fall tho 50c to $2. a selection from our attract- M&s .of ooft warm wool or rich heavy Ulk lrt! appr~iated alike by ~;~~en who go ·in for cold weather sports and tho•e !hat hold theJdaily triP to bu•iness winler exercise enough. They art! practical gifts and beau· tifulloo, in weave and coloring. • LUCY JACKSON rnuMc,"· ' declare! u are one of the things thai every man expects to find among hu X~ gifts. All you need 'lo know is the size he wears and his preference for •ilk or wool - lhen make Mufflers. --"'- 1 · """' ·ro.. thO' •Ill Belts ar~ plural in the well-dreosed man's wardrobe. He has two or lhree and changes them frequenl} to match his soils. That's true of cufllinh too. In fact jewelry mi~ht not be ~miss as your Christmas gift. Ours quality made though reasonably priced. $2, $3 and $4 pair. 50c to $1.50. elu'bs•tl.an· been' pidJI~ Belts. For Him. Collar Bags. all shapes, slyle~ and colors, $1 Up to $3. '· a . a muBical natJoo, in genuine ebony back. Imported. Clocks, by thr· way, are all the vogue. . "' · I~ Prou·d .Of He F. '.U.- 1 I 1. ' ' , ',' side roft heather 'mixt~. 'reverse is striped and is used lor collir, 'turned up cuff and top of pqckets/ 'kiollar, cuffs, ,poekets and down front have · corded .eclgeo, fr~ fast~. ~ one button ·t!irough. Navy, oJ<foril•.brown, green· and maroon, sizes '36·to 4p. wond~rful g1h for gentlemm, good quahty, bristles set firmly Silk 4Htl Wool Hose .. ·-· . . ... Geor.. •lib .. • ·Slriped back, ooft 6rli.b velo,uo, right 50c up to $3. -~:·· ,.. l ' Cravals of the finest domestic an<! ;.;.purled silks, conservat "' in pauerns and colors, yet becom· ingly correct, are the only kind we carry. That means that you· select Ties here with lhe satis· faction of knowing he will wear them, for they arc jtis.t the sQit he would choose lor himself. Military Brushes. a . I wlfh B. Carolln'a with ' %0, Valera's Mother Smoki~ Jacketa. Neckwear. $1 up to $7 .50. • lllill>lllc the The important thing~about~youjShristmas gift ~s t.hat the receiverlwill'~ gl~~·t j~..;. and If 1t has that smart uP"to-date · loo1;~·· will be.~ Better Selection, Better Ser\:ic~ 1 .if;yoq~~op early ~ .~ ~ ~' ' •' i'' . ' '\1 the yel~r wltli an afBt:tawd IIU'JD": :,t~:~~.~~~:·:~t~U~etty •bure'au. lhe fine•l of dorneJtic and ;,i,pb'rled fabrics. . Jlu ' '1 I bmhlp of director and editor of tbe fede-t Shirls for business rlnd morq formal wear musl look !heir qua~ty if they are lo pass Fashions inspeclion. They must fit perfeclly too, or the wearer gels little pleasure oul of them. That's the only kind of courw you wish to buy for Christmas gifts, and !hat's the only kind ~e carry-- in heavy silks and ~l· PEOR!A, !U., Dee. ~•...-'llllo· Nath>na~ IJ'•tderat·k>n o! IM ..te elob-, "~loh '""'· 1m. Shirts For Men. ) ·_J. . l .. ' · rr ";.ll ' . compiled by As the time draws near to fill the Xmas :stocking we are,.Packing our store with accept·able Christmas Gifts. All smart, all distinctive. "The kind he will be glad to get." So let us help YO\f with your Xmas shopping. ' . .·.\J ' or 1 ;.a 'tf .,y . 1 wf;. I''' 1 . ~tJ~.:i~~~~i~~~~~.t]:/fftf~-Al.he1,. ' ' the ftrst badvery anJ.reaular Bnt:-lrr.. lt!l'• D4t beeD In ·po~·· l"''""·; latlOjldlllloe ""''"'''""' tbt• at commfBJionera' fall, either comlnc late ".~., : ... :J'lier• petitioned ror by J . M. Bogge~>: and and stated tbmt It would be nc more get stat11 runds to heh bull.t tt. He poss~bly. ~~~~~ ••t sqmcbodp -to· b&:others In Rutland town6hlp, a·ud that lban right to give the county credi;; ccrt!l.lnly has delayefle the hupro~ 1UeTp him. AD~t tb..ls ltu:lnua~~ also morn.lng the oommlsaJouel'S met at ror who~ they bad don,_; In proportion n•ent or . tbls road tr, uothfng else. If Includes tbe tarmera, along lbllh rOa4 Pomeroy wtth the Intention or all go· to the amount we would have to pay the State Highway llepa.rtment ad· 18 wilting to accept a briba.. He Q11l together, but Mr Wilson said ror the county'fl share or tho in•· l1eres to itA policy ot flnfsbln g vn1 d!)esn"t giie the~ · credl~ (ar . ~ 18101 ' would _like to be f'XfUHed for the }Jrovement or thl!l roJ•J. Ir thle se : l - road nt a time . the f!OOoer 'IJ.'e can re~y ~0 dooa_.f1! t}lat' ~mo~tnt, In P,rde'r.. t~a.t his wife waa very alck tlon ot the Cbester r(lhti co uld lun·111! get tb3t read blult, the 1100tler we to get the roaCl. . • and that he would like to get back been graded and drained, (which bt ~~ w111 be able to ta'C" til! auotber one. Tbeae statemenq Qf "Rev." Wilso' bc·me rlg~t away, whkh th-'· other clullelil the grading o.nd [!Ullin[;' Ill the W!IIIOD a~l:lO states tb'at the reai!Km look tO me verr DJ~C~ ltk~" '~e fl911 oomnltsalonera said would be 4~1 concrete culverts and hrtdgeg) this the old board of com~IB!Ioners 'waDt· co•cepttOn' or ~: ~,~~.~~~~· ~~tiD~tlop. right. Dut w.e notl red ' tha't' he dJdp tl fall, It wnuld have been in fiM shape ed to do thia, wu· to ernbart!ss tit• For g~f own part 1 q&yer , ev~Jt. 1 let~.ve Pomeroy unUI :at·l In the arter- for eurfi,lclng this ne'lt ~umemr, anl1 · new bc\ard by Ullin!{' up all the roa;J talked wltb &oYor :.~tb'e8e ·llartie~ Ia to you can draw YOU1.' own cl'ln·,·thcrels 110 doubt In my ralnd b'Ut lhnt funds BO tfley would have nothing to regard to . 'ib81r cOmpeOtatton.' anil . cluslone. the state highway d:rector would · bulld roadlt wlt'b ror Mveral yearR. damage. and "I dbn.~; beiJe'~e t);&i Kny Now ~e to.cts In r~KIU'd to the have completed the samf' by 1'1Ui1&e• Ye god~! What ig11cron('e! ror tllese PeoPle wb:~ 'st~ne-d 'up ' t~ ~ 1 Cbes\cr road arc an f:)Jlows: At 'a tag. as practica lly all or the state)'! It Mr. Wllao.n and tlte new mem- tbe io per cent 'wotild 'be So ~~hORofJ ' · with State Hl~bwar Direct'- ROrtlon has been appNPrlated ror the , ber~ of tbe board are £~ndowl!ld wtth able as 'to aik tOr 0~ acceP:i.'M 'briiMI' Hertreck, l1111t ~'u.gu.st, at· w~lch ~ompletlon or No. 169 ~t Utlll tiiJle. l~ l,tbe_proper financial nbfllty lhM can: under any clrCUmit.:Jt~-e~ ' wp.ainet:~ Lindsey, 8mlth lknl~ acema to us lhat any one who ,votei get all the ro:ad mon,·:· they collld F'<lrthenat"rfl', f 'do11i't ' ~lle.Ve ~ &hit wer& present, lht mnttet:/ !lf agalnat the permanent lmproyement,J)O!slbly use each year , regardle•s ol Cotnmll•lollerlll Lindsey and BmtU. the lmproYmnent or!, the pr roadll fn Meigs county, Wh('ther it the &ate .or thiB U20.000 worth ol """ thoushf or illl~wlntr ~q;. More road ·waa db:~usse4 111 paid by the atate, county or t~rwo· 1 ~onda. · tban th:.t to which~ tach partlf•1f,D\tld which the gradltlg .and ttratnfng ship, Is_ voting 'ngalnat the be~ latn· Here Is another one or Wtleon~a . , (Oontlojltd oil PU:t ' llli) 1,. tlie~ Cbee~or road wu brought up, eats or\ the whole_ county. ,.e. aooner ataij!ments. He sa)'B: "I am tlso In· , Mr. Herrick atat~d tlll.t bf hlld we can get thllse road& bu\lt ·anC formed that It was propoaed by tbe · ,..-, •t• tunda to help Ott t)lat roatl thllt .have th.;- use of .'them, the · ~au · e:r- .dying board of commte..fonert~ (Lind· ·aod that be wanted fo ba~e pense we will have to PlY"'~ the fn·laer, Smitb and Auditor Hart), ... fjt1D4B :nrst , to tlnance thelture, besides tbe sred.t S&l'IIJ.I t9 C'tftl 1aolace some ot tbe aJjoloing ~aDd , ot the· romeroy·AllltDI farmer lr. being able , to marJ.et hill QWilel'a'tpr the "10 . ~r €'flnt tbry 1 tl~e aa 'al t,bo.t_,toJcl any the ye11.r.; b.,e soon tntencJilil:". to ' lake:-w)up•,vroduc.te also the aavlntr ~ or or. tftn~. ~ weat_ , ·be · road' :rptl , ~inproTem'11n't,.: tear on ·his teaur ~·- '1miclil'ftt~ af' propo~ltlon waa .. placed bero~e case ma)" be. ..., aheo4 · ~. ' h .-\ ' ..... lm'!'fOiliif<iil" •' th• II ter Madth• wK'n ' ~'·Vii!'ll; allitnit O<:<!OIIIon t(wi. 'ilia"'tor ' ealle ~\ · by or allo,'!'IU ttarh~e' tbeaft ·rve back to tbei\'J they wott:ld thus 'be rt;. to. · ;~~~~~: ':r';;~i~?~~S •• Ill I>C•Yo'?c'•'li ~·•·- "''' '" �.. ' DAILY NEW8PAPt~ IIIII~ ." 'i;dh bualD.O~h·l·..d·.~.olllfalbue!o.•,,r:.. Enol~=~.··aotoutbdeC~~••t Oftlee"' ~om.erq· ~~N ~:.~:'H!a.~e ·~~;ld'l~~:· ~~~~~~:. o·~~~: .. ~~·:~; :;~;:a:· PllbHWr., AI ' • I . . - '-'V loU' .. I a·' MEMB~R ASSOCIATED PRESS. . N'.E.W 8TIT"E '' ., AX · •· In(Ionn · ation' 'Bore. ·u· PUBLISH'D IN THE POMEROY liND. • . 'cooE.u'ftG£1' L··n~~·~-,:ews A II I . Phone .. . ' lte~. To 1!7·L, '· Is bend khowl;l t.Jrou&hou.t ! the ··- untU reeenUy PomerOy w been bJe bome. -~:~ ~. ,. · · , Ghlo Tax ·As,JICiallon w ..rillld'8t- NEWS st"~l:r 'tre.ah ~ ·1% · ;nt,l' do~ 1& en at the 't ~.-~,. "' _'"-"-"",.·"~_-.,.•_roccrr.· . .... i Tlte .U11~-J4_tol F1~1 11 .U(i.h.uively taliijt14 -.o ·U li u• tal l!!~itiCI()I o! ~ r•w• dlspalobo• ..edited to It, or not oU..rmoe eredltad In Wa J)&J)&f, v~::~~~·~=·~.! Harttor·'l, ror .t~e ~aatl • :Read tb.~~a_ds1a :' t1ie'"taa~ly .News io~. to Gharl..to~ '"""'day bofo • ·t!'!la'e r•!lf. llm&a. buylll(. '· ·~.. . .. --. - r . ' F..OR SA~-year old draft horsG, two palr-._or w.or.k b.oc.M., JarD.eJII . and w~Ji. J.' B. Lindsey, Mlddle- Have . yo~ seen the rew 15lft1 a.r· J Mrs. Emo''Smltb, Hll'tfOii~. ~BIIY ill.fli~ ·GIIt 'l!boi>! lle '16cal aeWe tiubllsl,ed heroin. , · TRADE ¥ARK Pl.'OTECTION r, wa1 enroute to O&utJOJt&' ~:::~~~: --"-""'--':'l:., .; -~ 1 · ,M&M 8ER OF ~HE OH !O SELECT Ll&T OF OAIL.V NE'f,4,APERS. Q, How long dcea the reaiatratlotl • .· ~fi.SBnt daf afternoon to ~e wltb be~ h. 1 ...,"" , , ' ,.: , Obio. . Bo'bert E. Ward, ForeJgu Advert is klg M~~.n.Jijl;er. Eutern 011lce, .. 121& M'lltll or a tl'nde mar k protect i he maker of ~t the ho4!Pitai, ba'WDi beeD tnjqred LOST~l!lfl! blac}F. pu a~ c~llt~IJJ;tnn! 1 strictl,. Jrreeb eggs · ~n1s a doz~enno. Ne-.- :York eH)'; Wt.llittlrLI o.ft).ce, At:DJ.lere J.l ldg., Chlcac;d, Ill. ll'ade-markvd goods? ! Meflral .J.-.,. 1(0 h.. · t:alJ~D. from bet,..-eept ,10" andw .1.'7 •• t ' ' IIJI.CLUSIVE --" ~" uz~ ' · . . " ~ • ' ....e •een en llf the Lln .::.ln street grocery, . ' &EA \I' IC.£ N£WSPAP!I\ l.NTERPRIS£ .A8SOCt~TfON. A. wenty years, un less sooner ter- :' IUo·ple. lf• Is r~tprted al letttni ~J.nrtl ADd ' Bw.tternut Btt"Ht. . " 1 • , • MEM-S C.R AS80!11ATEQ QHIO DAILIES. minated by Jaw. A A A nicely ~nd. · y.rlll De ab)~it to , be Fil}der w111 be re'warded or · " " · K 1: , ltMu-tl1e-ads in tlie Dally 'News toSuascAIPTIO N R,..TES: . MORE NUTRIT IOUS j · removed tl ats bon1e In a. ft;) wday1. ed tO Dally N.ews. t ' '~ Br oe.rrter · · ,._ rbdore doing ,-Ovr xinas. buyiug. ·. · •• ,. . .................................. .... . l2l Ce.Jlta Per W~e). Q. Which i11 l be mol'c nutritious, , Mr. a-J&4 'Mrs. W. s. ~~D.qay of "' 1 co llyma.l l (fl)'-'ldo - com flo ur o r wheat fl ottr? P r-o~ ldet F or U~'~;ti~-,-RI:~Ialon of thl ~ w•o ""'• n1,0r~ed " • 'f • un l~·; · .... "' · ... ... .... .................. ·U .OO per ·)'~aa· B,)'nut 11(0ul.; - < countr) .... .' ...-... " .......... ; ...... :. ·. .. 5.(10 per yettr~ A. Accmdmg to th e r _, l~"' or Ex· Smith One ·' P.9f''l •nt IW Llmlt.a· day, wer8 bare a · !ev.; 'hour~ . · No pa penl-.elf't by mllil wllere we ha ve Carrier Servrce. · · IJilrimElnt Station 11 wj1ent fl our iB tlona Fo .. Mun)CIJttllf(e ani:~~~j~~:~; wblle en. route •~ rol.umcbUIIj ' .-..- ...._., ' i II 1h 'l; ' "' .... . 0 , I S~'M.L ~ , , _ <l llp;htly mor e nutritloM than corn tJ;IC~t ! :!o-lfl9~ EtY,e ;tlv' .otber point1 -on tbvlr Jl.oD.eymoon. ' 'j . . ~?~ F.!\-~~·r Th ~ Lor~ JS ,my ~he~herQ. ,, I shall fl nnr. lt contains 11bo11t nve percent j 8 Y.!'te~ ~•r Local Ta~e ' D. T. Lloyd wo.s a buelneas '"""'I not WtJ-fi · · ' ! . Sin·ely gooi:lrtesa and rh'ercy shaJr foll~W me a ll 1~1ore protein , snd gl\·ea abn ut 40 ll R-lcg~l. Urget EOOfto_tny. lo Harletta '.lbilild.a.f, AD4 ~~'1YO peal ol k8W$, · »>ft. PROPOS·L on•fTED BY T·FT l\tfice Q .J· • J I • '' • •~ the ·d~ys of my life : and I 'will dwell in the house of the Lord for p I ever., sa~ 2U : 1, 6. more calorhts lo the ifountl. P~>lumbu,..- P,ee;. 8.-Tho ohio Mrs. Nei.ll" f~!)lns lel:t t hl1 ,.orn!ng'] CHAIN 0!1{ GJL TRUGKS l as~'Ocia tl o-n ~1l\'Ocate 9 revea l ot all tax for Coll,lmbJJB atte.r · a severn.l Q. Why do moilt of' the oil and Iawe tor 11.11 purposes anti eriactriiemt.l"'alt here 1Vith relntttVe~;. Icaw l,ine trucks have n chn in drag · 1 of HI new', .!!lmple tax code, with. lUi. Cbarles H. Peoples nnd taml~y g~n g on the ground! IR H simply , upwa rd tfrillim ·(If Bruttb.. 1 per receatlr moved Juto lbeJr new ' e~re l e~sn ess Ol' Is It fo 1· soma pur-. luw llmita.t,;J.ol!JI for mu niclpa!U.lot ...,1;1"'" Laurel l!ltr.l!et. Tb.e¥ fu rmerly RISING !'RICES. 110 ~ 0 ? I estabUSilflli.llft't ot a. tuore tel'l'ertJv• on SprJ.ng avenu e. I A. The motion of t !11! trud{;, ila.~>hel'l get syiltem · rdf local tax «tstrl-cts, . '1:'· · J . Sa~Te oi U\pley, was a • the oil or ga soli ne fr0:11 sid e to sl4le The propo!MJ w~e u~de to .visitor in town toiley 1\Dd while 1 rrhc \!OSt o_f' Hvhlg is an old and threadbare ~b uj-zct, yet i t ·: ilhlll tllo truck tsnk ,J~d t hus gen· elation by a 'apMial committ-ee. called on m,aJl)' tl'lends. •hears heavily uiJ 011. hh da It h b h' h ' l r.rntes electridty wh ich has, on se"t objectlo.n was' ,ojced. Mr. and Mrs. ' 4-ten st1_a in moved . c~c ome ~very y. as een Ig , enoug 1 tm l ocnnaltntJ, set fir e to th e t ru ck The comml~~e¢ ,-a)ao r&Com mend ?d. Jpto the Simpson avart~01' the .pa.st year to <mus~ p1·oround discO'nt·snt, and now, •accord· when the nir valve Is opf'ned to draw genera.l renppralaenwnt -6'1 ~al r~a.tu tormerly occuplea bv Atr. and • . . , . . , et the earliest oOPIJOrlunlty oDd enrt · ,r 1 011 mg, to ,many prophets, Jt ,Js destmed to go higher yet. The tend- t•ft' some nil the gRHol ne. Several -three or tour years- tllerearter. Agalu; James Bhau k. • ~ , . . . , WUtpRnies a rc tryIn~ to overcome the nbolilihment · !i!f uiJ direcL at&.ie HOmer J"tvtdep o~ ~h,11.rlest¢"n, ency ht~ been sligh ~I-~ _ up~al'd f!)r a number of l$n~h~:~. l!Ji g rl~k by drnffg\ng o. rhatn at least , levies. excepUllr..lli'a t to pay ou · -J,hQ Ebeen ~!slUng hl11 -~~ ~thOrs, !iltllostq 1 Ne v~t he!e.ss, i~ , is a good deal below the peak of the boo in tcnr hwhc" on the grnund. 'fb c pur soldier Uouu• boJ~.-d s , so thH.t ~,~-11 state • • , , • • ]l OB e h1 to dl schnrge tl!C el l!ctr\Cit y reveuul\8 w:oul d,·-ha.vo to be rall!led b}' 1 ~~~es of )9_ 2~. The NatiOn~! Industnal c~n.ference bourd finds lnt.o the ground na ~aet 88 It hi g:ener- ; corporation ex.cli'l, lnhar ltance an-4 " ' that living co.sts OCtober 15 were 37 pe r cent a bove July 1914 1 but :1 te11. - other , hu!lrecL .ta.x~s , wu& ' l ,, , ~ , i by the committei! . , The Beqle they weFe t~ till 23 -per cent below July 1 1920. MA 1 I<~!WfTY A m CII1LD Hl!.T~Ps 1 ludtle~tally, • t-lu1 asiKJclatlon •;;;: ll 1 A proe~pedl11o mother aa ked for a from State Dlrectdl'-' or Ell.ucra.iton · ·:-'. '*'' . ' B'· H- .;f WJlilc th£re may . be some little f urther lldvanee, yet there li st..__ or helpful boklcts (Ill the Mlblech chlnh! care. Headse9ms no legitimate rason why the JU ice lev-el should come any- ·llG" lhu lit>t se nt to ti ll<; lao:l.v were ' i' nm.ttal Ct~r (). Jutnu t C:\1 e lltlll Ch ild ·-where near that :of 1020. At that ti me popular m.:trav~,ga nce ':arfl, ~~ll Jlll hll llhu,l :11111 di'.Jl ri bu ted ri1ade it -easy for prodUCCl't) to ruisc pric-es. Goods were not being lr <w lw tho Chi ldren's lnrea.u , Dcp't. tu ~ned out f a st enough g&(J th.e r.lech.ratiQ-n, tha t the ti me uorue lor sc.hool Ul.en or the .$tate .. f mntem ity nutl · ., "slop, look and !)aten, ·and lllte wha1 thtty can t1o wtt'h the money tb'e"y save hlstoad ot all t he tlmu trying to row a.JJ th.e moneY ,t bey can an~ spend· 1 •t all." lng · Ill'oStJcctlvfl aon,, ers ·put up their figures with -the idr2n They had more orders thun they could posi-~ ibly turn out and they II ' ll ll ll cutlo n lli n!ct tu die ' ' were embatr.at~~:~ed ~nd bothered by t he clamor of purchasers to I Ul' t•:lu To nvul d wt~:>l e. ' ~ ' .~~~ave stu 1 If del ' ' d . JVere ~ ,. 'fo )f;~GP ~u siucsa down to the point whe re they could handle 1': ' ! · ·• . , It, some of them rmsed pne ~s above a pomt that would have yteld· ed a hanrlsnme profit. It was poor policy, and it made the crash . .~~-!)1,1 ~'1"1~ ,. . • • I worse when It cam e. But rn.an.y ot..her peoplc1m thmr place would ' _ i\ave done the . . t hmg. · Free ~i!}endmg by the people gave t he tmme p~fi~et!rs ,. · ~ 'Hig • opportunit;y · . t~' nsk 'any prices they saw ii.t. • Egga ahd B•ltlmore ''~~leen IJf Tire rilles" ~ Abo 0 ,_1o. , Ctoee Pltt.bu'r.h, with ud other bolt ·mar- we are at your .1 8rvice, BEE<'iLE BROS. (.Wt.ol..ale Onl~) LCf'l'f' flll4, L. o .. P.ht'J'I 4ia-l. • Pw"e!!·~~ ... ' P'a~ :-pi'O'!l"u&t 1 r I. ' · kett:. ,.~• o1a11 on~ I l•dl l""ed • 1urn~ T Call, wrllte, phone or wire- g omls~ 1 It l>'OU id pltiile r~;.ure rsln!fins A Clellth iu the !:IU.l':llli ue ur wllh 11.1111 lutoreat levlea o,t.sld_e r11-te . JtaLious which would be rufil.....t t(l .:1\'(J] IO watOI'. i ' • • """' 1••lll• In ruuulo~OI!tt•' ••d towel'ed nAK "G c notnES . y ~ ! In rural d!stl-,t!Lil. A~,~rele)lt Q. Whnt kmd of an °'"t•n__ 1n Los t fo r to !u R-ll ·dfs~·r l~if!ft.~,Cifu tq,c oty.er h•n~.'l•l baking cooki e~ aud ho.,., lou;;- t~ huu.ld It would plat.:"'e statbi!evle&' lflalde :hey he hukcd 7 jlin\itti. ttuus, where1Jt8,, they now I .· totJtheaet.rn COflnetUon Dtt l H I ' 1 In Ch!hlnm H alve fo r their trix Uuplicll-tes. ,· 111 .. ,,, ,,, .,[ , I~rov i slon s of the Jll'OllOS&d. taJ oode . . ... • were eltplu.lncd by n~pr.e~entatlvo m· unl y thn!,!e y(] U nenll. ! ltq bert A. Taft Ot-~ nd flnail; wbo b aa HI!J MO\' ING SCt lltCII 1 bet~u <.lro. ftlo• 11 '"'' lite 101 . . , 0 ,~.oo·, , •1 ~ 1 Q. \rha t will rc mt>vt• ::~co rel1 from ~lou. ' , , · • • · · ·<SMull" JiO;.L.tiRD in "fiftll)Jt tb :BE" .... . p \:1·'..-.• r.a .'1'·ou··e'.·~t·:or·8 ". : ' •• r • ...., ' ',1 ri · ua,; ·l'l-<11>. """' '' '• JJ, ;,._ _; -l ~~ -~~ -, ~,J,Iq\ .Lo:l .-~~ ;;x:. - ·. :POMEROY . •- .·•·. , • •t. , · !~OVeJ'IltnCnt INGS COMPANY SAV' ' I! c: · M s V I . ' ·'' . Pomeroy, Ohio ' ·. O•a· Motto : Safety and Service for people of I eu6Mt o:~: ~:::.~~ijord:~~~~o:~tlrtlt~d, tbe Jury direct-t.d th&t UOO,G-00 ~ OOil· aldered act ual dame.gea and $6.'i,OOO 1 LEAVE POMERO'i: 8:00 A. M. 1:00 P: M. THE ONLY DF.:NTISTS WHO HAVE NQT II\ICREASFD PRICES! \, E:KLr.ucting . . .•. 25.c t'illinfl's. . .. .. 50• ~P Clcanillg Teeth . . 511<! 11c<:Lh R-cf.ct .... $il l'orccl:tin Crow1m $3 l'·artial rl ..tcs $:l up WHALEY DENTAL ROOMS Established 60 Years. Pomeroy, Ohio 2:30 P. M. 3:30 ~. M. 4:30 P. M. VETEIUNA.RIAI'i Midrllepcirt, - - Phone 212:_·&.... . ! . nr of. ,F;~~.rm . BJ.1· Director . . UNDERT;UER ANID EMBALMER ~ . ,'I . ' ' ' ... Coud.id~ anc! Exi\<t ·Service. pay til~ • Higp!l ' 'Phone 411.R • ''J OJiiO. " ' I Ra H Wol'l<e" Gilt '""""' Chicago, Del). 8.+-Matn tenan. ce ""'___.,...;..______,..·Iway U, Z. .]U NI\,Eil;rtA,N-, Af, D. Homc-Otlathie. J.JJt;,.•~tl~An. ' li.DEfU SACH ~U~L.PING., Pomeroy, ofl ~ tt.t · ~~ r~ni!lt. railroad hue 'beea .fl¥nte4' •WIP lill.· treaae1, .ratlglnl frJlm ,1 ~nt au hour .lor carpen ters. -pRintpn aftd .manoJi . helperiJ to 5 cents an hon r for eadiit· ~ pot br tdp an:d bulldllt~ 1 for'e"im!n. ,1 l , Ohlo. employas· ot 1 .;· _.... ~ • 8 to 10 ..... , , to 3 ~·I ,pt.h.....;.s!!!""' ....~ ~ m~~. I, p. m. Ph oM 43-X , ·· - l\'~ b,lgtp ut •! ~~ \~ 8. ' !W-UI· • "''""' Po•••• .11~,,.. _ '· . ~h,~f fietrbi~' ~Ii~ot'IJ d,~7 ~ ir~pr ' , 1, (\<Oeobeck1ol ~!lchl,.j\\ro ~rt~i'O,Ho:·. . e :p. ~· q.e:r S.n.atDl' Ne"A·betl')\ ~~do'k ~ ~ Ill · ~" . · by •' ' ofollet lu. th"t ·•all*tt· ' . ' ' • < ' . ::: ,. ~ '. . :1, . -· ~ You look good and· feel better when you are clothed in Hart Schafner & ::; ' : ;dc:t::::a :; Marx :i . . 0.1410 h ·.· ' or "Colle~an" Clothes Umb:r.ellas . : iQf', AIAy.l~OI<JS, .. :... --= - .. are very ttecessary, when it is I Our stock of Ladies Pllra.aols in Green, 131..~. Black, s..;..,;~ and Purple Silk, with bealltiful handles•and leather grips are very attractive. Price4 at ! ,$8,01) to $12.50 . •• Gettta, !Jmbrellas, in Bl~cil . Silk with , I ' etn~.g\11 t:: and . · . ··hlin~:ll~s, .ar~ _ 'real ~' .. ' t In all shadeo. . ~re; Silk · in Navy, Blacli,.': Qqrdovap and forget your own appearance. It ien't·raining all the ti!l'e, but : 'Kil>: ~NEP¥,. Middle~M)rt, ~o . ' .You nevPr go wrong on these. They're a s good as government In buying for others, don't ' \ t " all Othen __ -~-- --~----- $1.50 to 10.00 ·' 'ROME<lMENSY '! -= --= 'I I • ~, " r Gmy .75e to $1.50. . They satisfy or money refunded. J:ust The Thing A Shirt is always acceptable. He ·never hae too many, and how eaay it is to buy-till you need· to know is the sizew~ . will do' the rest. Qur atock ia I'Omplete in Silks, Silk ' ' -;,'1 \ \ • &tril)eS,' Ma'dras and Perwes. ., .. IS We have a beautiful line of Overcoats priced to suit all pocketbooks. I a , . ·, All wool in Brown an6 Green Heather. at .7Ji~. . ._ Pitre Wool ~nd Sllkin .~lack and Brown with clock stltcjt and fancy stripes,' $1 itn'd $UIO. ' · ::: : 1; ; ------·------$ 6.50 The ·Rambler __ :. Will hereafter be located tn · reau · ledeNtlou here, '''~ ·!.W '&be :he BeegiQ Buitding. JVe..r;-aje ·n .et 1noom' !?! the Aql6Jfca.n ··TehphoDe: . .lf,rnier will be ltt"a ttl-an $4G5 "tlliiJ _ ___________ j l8SOR year. W. Fbiat~llld - ~28S:.R-2 . F. Young ___.__ ___ 408J teal· c~mfort, I It is close-ilnitted and wool. ' r e\jresentln g I~ ·Hosiery . Our assortment of Woolen Mufflers are bea uti ful i .any color, at $1.50 and $2.00. Silk Mufflers in , all colors, $2.50 ,to $5.00. The very newest in Neckwear, both Kni ts aud Silks, SOc, $1.00, and $1.50 I• the ,best '"""i ,ever manufactured for . 1-R(?ui.Jos-e .... ' - " ... MUFFLERS-NECKWEAR bonds. THE "RAMBLER" SPORT COAT ~ / ~ ,'ir SliP"Overs, Coats, Cardigan Pockets· in .all the weaves a11d colora. :)> 1~~;;· Uti ,'. · ...F .. , ./''' .~ ,. FOlt MEN AND BOYS fN,G ~JAC$. •DIL~?~· H~RRY G.ha, a'!Oii!lf~~~~.,K•NOCI(OUT IIRCU.VN . .. ' > SOME , . TAKEN ~AINS IN SELECTING OUR MEJ{CHAN DISE. IT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOP WHERE YOU CAN ,.• HAVE THE B&ST OF,MERCH~ISE TO SELECT .FROM. Sweaters PF .THE p~ST FIGHT~RS, INCj..UD- Ar.~' lpi~~Y . OTH£~~· BAKINIJ llllllllllllllllllllllllllliiilllllllllllllllllllilfiiiiiHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHI ,, .OUT HAVE ..' 'IU · Clark. 1 , e tconomr ,. .- VS • 11.d-dntiM ' Middleport, 0. THE_ BOY -IW,HO KN!r~UD OUT BILLY Wf:EKS NOV. 27TH. , CALilltftTi liOWIJEII l WE HAV& :THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT AND QUR STOCK OF USEFUL GlfiS WILL CONVINCE YOU WE Jaek Phillips Farm••'• Modeat lnoome, .,, F,·l NSTER."WA L·D. ) Dur~in~tdn , Vt .. qoc. . 8.-0 ra Y $t1.~ ·..., -' llllll.lG CO , lt:te LJNDf:RTJ\1\:11"4 .. I' anAmerl(JILnWashington Farm BH;rfi!!IIJ fl!llferauoo', IR : to the V:ehaonl 1 1 H. .EWING : .f" . ~ I W.I'IO H~S . KNOCK.ED '. . P r r.~s ) The Real Christmas ·store · ). '~. ','..f.- a-lly ever~.t hlng a.t Ca.mp Grant es,cept · tJ·e real «!tate," o.nd that a ledorol • invostlga.tl6n had showu the lOO~ Oh1o. j Muld lo ts l more than $1,i;OO,QOO, DIS· trict Al~or--ney R. H. Ward promised -~ there would he ll.ddlttonal arrests and ON' ) senaatJon&l developm~nta. - ·· CHANGING LOCATI ' 11 puni tiv e and eumpla.r.y damage DR. ALVIN 8. BINGH,t.M ! camp •·~· ~~ ~ooteo. no ckford, Ill., Dnc. 8.-Ciliraln ~ an . I Graduate Licenaed organlz&d b11,n d had ''1 tol&rio }ltaetlc· 1 · .' .~:. ~l.blt~ Tbe pla.l ntltt, da1i&P.ter or a. r..mtb· In mode~:~ t drcumi:Ainces, who Wer111 ne tgllbors ol tl1e .,.,_.~;~ lth'Y Woodhouse11 here, contended ~t ber pareuta,a t· law had lnapl red~d ruvported ber husband lu a Bep ' t on tram ·h er that h!tl to lil a .g-Q ing Ul Re!1P t6 e•tibllft ' a rea ldence ll-S •Lhe. ~t 11Pf'or s. 41_vor~e . Her hueba.ud is tbf -t10U1:or the pnefJI· deut .of tl\o Mercb • 1.1' Natkm&l •bank or <ilia city ' '• (. •~ Bell Phone 631·l..l 9:30 A. M. 10:30 A. M. 12:00 NG;Jn ' I I ' i ~J)Dda;y case. JOHN .SPIRES, ·· \-OPERA .~HOUSE) . Stops wct·c taken lmme-dlatelr by ·the defe11ae counsel to appial the RUTLANIJ TA.AJ. Capital, Suq,!u• and Profil& $~000.00. lo a ver uttt or $4!iG,<O-Oo br a ~ur1 co-m· I AXI. modernte means. "Plates •• U A t~an c- i!lt c it. ~ : ,. :: e.' a·. est • Ji:VB·r·' . ... . . ·~ 1 _9,ward. i {J! y '!'he ASTORIA, n r('. ll. - T!Ir hu ~i nr 4~ · 111 ~ 1r kl or A!-!lnt·l a WfHl !a lii In 1'11in s by a fire wh ic h hrn lw out narly !ml;ty nml. t! cH pit ~ offnrt fl o r tlu• loNd fire fli1Jlar l m e nt ~ nn•l rl'i nfoJ"en,mn n tH f1'nm Portlanil, !IW!'Jlt hlock :1ri nr hl nt k, OHIO. ; 'T" · rlt Stevena Woodhouse wat awar ded A ~0 R U • 0.. 11 Mllllonlan u..G 'Y.W , .ns Court Street ., · .r. ·-~~ ~ ·,, :· ·:1' . ~ I ~ thtoat ... cbol!i poAed largely of fo ; mcr&lo a million -a!u::'IIWG pieolll"bf- 1 dollat· sui t agatne t her bu&bauwl'• par- M '· 1 .:. ;,. ' .. cour.H·S 11/GDI . I l AWARDED $~65;000 ~-~T-H_E ___r_A-~R-r~.lfl-lt'-R-~'~S--~8-~A-N-~K--~&--:- . '~::,~::. ·,::.; : 0 ~·:,~::~ :~.::. ~~.1l"- ! w:::~. :~·~;·~;:::.~r::.·~: ' •ure JI<ID . ., a pound 111hm J'DII THE.~· ~·.·B·-~-.-F BIGoa·..·...D ·..-.D ,.·NP' ~ .. · I,·~·-· y \ , lYIIJ 'tt.· ~ :"" • J.:.t A pt>rmtl C4lll oF Calmnot CCIII• ·t au..,luUISounh,. Somo6aA'·in6'powdil'l'icomt! in 12011J1Ce in,..,J ol16 oance """"' Be ]'~~:::::::~±::¢:)~#;~~·~"~·:~~· ~··,=·~·~'~~!!~~~~·~·~·~~i!!~~!~~ to ·~he r. f'l.ll. ·J ' I' ......,.., 111.1.~,.. '.;.-~~ --; ..•... B.;"T QIPR'"-"',.. . • '< A. A hot oven 111 onough. !Just. Tun tu 12 outlllde. l' llnutea Is uaua.lly 1'lle mea.11 ure wo~Jd • cre1te a non. 'l'hlSTING WA'J'UIIillS sRhu- led com1-ry bmlg_ et commtsslon, O<llhpolletl of tile eout'l'i:¥ -auditor and Q. I am um!e l" lh tl m1prORslu n Jh at l\\'o persoris elected on nonpartii!ID "ho te8tll wa.tdle:i. Ia ' ballots. Munif'l pnll t\es, scb-o ol boa.rdl!l, ' thc1' o IUiy chnrgc tor ll:e teat? counlr l:ommi3s.loJtin anU , town11blp of trade. On that basis a Rmall profit for each article sold ma kes A 1'ho Unltotl Status bu 1•011 11 0' t ru-8tP.as wm1ld be ~qulr&d to aubmlt ·.gddd Jearnings on the tota1 business. The'Pdople will warmly ap- :Haudards, wushlngtur., D. c .. makefl tte rulr.ed blt·dg(}ts commi&&lon, which would \.lo empowered to prune • 1 1 •. pr'eciate the dealers that serVe the public intei"st b_>j doing thei r : cvc ral LcKt~> of WJLtl' h~~ each your. them 110 a.a to !win-g th.em wltbln the Tho roo Ill $3 or $G. nccordtn3 ' ' the !Jm!la tlons. 1be~t to keep the cost of li'.'ing down. lust deslrell. ' ' ' .. The husmess commu mty should be urg,zd to do busmess on • ' • A · · · h"' l 1 1 ' the closest possible mnrgm. -dvert11:1mg I S ·a grent 1:1P o ow priCeS , since it 'enables enierj'Jl'ising !l€lalel'S tO SCCUl'e a big vol ume You can'f mist the !-P~I" of,~CeUqge'~ Corn .Fiabol Pour out a bowl brim full of ~IIOgc'-blg, 'JOyouslY! brown, crisp and crunchy! Was there ever such u appetite !ieatl A~d, sdilu lavorl A breakfast orlunc:ll' or supper thrill for big folks ai well as litUe ones• G~t KELLOGG'S Com .Fiabs for sure-because Kellogg's are the original Corn Flakes and so dellciousl:~~ good and so superior in every way thtit your delight will be bouttdlesa. Please unclerstand that Kellogg's IIJ8 · never tough or leathery.or hard to eat-. they're always crispy I . Kellogg's are sold only ~tha RED ancl GREEN package bearing the sig· nature of W. K. Kellogg, originator of Toasted C9rn Flakes,! NONE ARE GENUINE WITHOUT ITI Have Kellogg's for breakfast tomorrow! EV~NoV~bl Mo1t extfnatve bujl!ti· ind 1..1p~ pera of flo\lttioyl oa,'e'.- dn \lei· . ,, mam1filctur- . ~ Labor, War~hlJI~-Q-On, n. c Any I Hiegel advocatoo a chock on bond moLhcr or moth(! r 11. h1n is-s ues, t~ay ing some 1llf!ltricts ~tre of discou',raging purchat~e s . •! IIIJ< gel a cupy ol' th r•1r uoold d[j on building ~ b(IO')& whlcb are too oxpen· st·;·lply t he demand. M-any to · . '. a· <.-·. ·•· ,,' . : '' ~raenee Abo~·"""TIMBER QtJF.ruil" · SATURDAY, DEP:~R 9 . . . 1 . ,,~ ;; :: ~' ~f' ... �.. ' DAILY NEW8PAPt~ IIIII~ ." 'i;dh bualD.O~h·l·..d·.~.olllfalbue!o.•,,r:.. Enol~=~.··aotoutbdeC~~••t Oftlee"' ~om.erq· ~~N ~:.~:'H!a.~e ·~~;ld'l~~:· ~~~~~~:. o·~~~: .. ~~·:~; :;~;:a:· PllbHWr., AI ' • I . . - '-'V loU' .. I a·' MEMB~R ASSOCIATED PRESS. . N'.E.W 8TIT"E '' ., AX · •· In(Ionn · ation' 'Bore. ·u· PUBLISH'D IN THE POMEROY liND. • . 'cooE.u'ftG£1' L··n~~·~-,:ews A II I . Phone .. . ' lte~. To 1!7·L, '· Is bend khowl;l t.Jrou&hou.t ! the ··- untU reeenUy PomerOy w been bJe bome. -~:~ ~. ,. · · , Ghlo Tax ·As,JICiallon w ..rillld'8t- NEWS st"~l:r 'tre.ah ~ ·1% · ;nt,l' do~ 1& en at the 't ~.-~,. "' _'"-"-"",.·"~_-.,.•_roccrr.· . .... i Tlte .U11~-J4_tol F1~1 11 .U(i.h.uively taliijt14 -.o ·U li u• tal l!!~itiCI()I o! ~ r•w• dlspalobo• ..edited to It, or not oU..rmoe eredltad In Wa J)&J)&f, v~::~~~·~=·~.! Harttor·'l, ror .t~e ~aatl • :Read tb.~~a_ds1a :' t1ie'"taa~ly .News io~. to Gharl..to~ '"""'day bofo • ·t!'!la'e r•!lf. llm&a. buylll(. '· ·~.. . .. --. - r . ' F..OR SA~-year old draft horsG, two palr-._or w.or.k b.oc.M., JarD.eJII . and w~Ji. J.' B. Lindsey, Mlddle- Have . yo~ seen the rew 15lft1 a.r· J Mrs. Emo''Smltb, Hll'tfOii~. ~BIIY ill.fli~ ·GIIt 'l!boi>! lle '16cal aeWe tiubllsl,ed heroin. , · TRADE ¥ARK Pl.'OTECTION r, wa1 enroute to O&utJOJt&' ~:::~~~: --"-""'--':'l:., .; -~ 1 · ,M&M 8ER OF ~HE OH !O SELECT Ll&T OF OAIL.V NE'f,4,APERS. Q, How long dcea the reaiatratlotl • .· ~fi.SBnt daf afternoon to ~e wltb be~ h. 1 ...,"" , , ' ,.: , Obio. . Bo'bert E. Ward, ForeJgu Advert is klg M~~.n.Jijl;er. Eutern 011lce, .. 121& M'lltll or a tl'nde mar k protect i he maker of ~t the ho4!Pitai, ba'WDi beeD tnjqred LOST~l!lfl! blac}F. pu a~ c~llt~IJJ;tnn! 1 strictl,. Jrreeb eggs · ~n1s a doz~enno. Ne-.- :York eH)'; Wt.llittlrLI o.ft).ce, At:DJ.lere J.l ldg., Chlcac;d, Ill. ll'ade-markvd goods? ! Meflral .J.-.,. 1(0 h.. · t:alJ~D. from bet,..-eept ,10" andw .1.'7 •• t ' ' IIJI.CLUSIVE --" ~" uz~ ' · . . " ~ • ' ....e •een en llf the Lln .::.ln street grocery, . ' &EA \I' IC.£ N£WSPAP!I\ l.NTERPRIS£ .A8SOCt~TfON. A. wenty years, un less sooner ter- :' IUo·ple. lf• Is r~tprted al letttni ~J.nrtl ADd ' Bw.tternut Btt"Ht. . " 1 • , • MEM-S C.R AS80!11ATEQ QHIO DAILIES. minated by Jaw. A A A nicely ~nd. · y.rlll De ab)~it to , be Fil}der w111 be re'warded or · " " · K 1: , ltMu-tl1e-ads in tlie Dally 'News toSuascAIPTIO N R,..TES: . MORE NUTRIT IOUS j · removed tl ats bon1e In a. ft;) wday1. ed tO Dally N.ews. t ' '~ Br oe.rrter · · ,._ rbdore doing ,-Ovr xinas. buyiug. ·. · •• ,. . .................................. .... . l2l Ce.Jlta Per W~e). Q. Which i11 l be mol'c nutritious, , Mr. a-J&4 'Mrs. W. s. ~~D.qay of "' 1 co llyma.l l (fl)'-'ldo - com flo ur o r wheat fl ottr? P r-o~ ldet F or U~'~;ti~-,-RI:~Ialon of thl ~ w•o ""'• n1,0r~ed " • 'f • un l~·; · .... "' · ... ... .... .................. ·U .OO per ·)'~aa· B,)'nut 11(0ul.; - < countr) .... .' ...-... " .......... ; ...... :. ·. .. 5.(10 per yettr~ A. Accmdmg to th e r _, l~"' or Ex· Smith One ·' P.9f''l •nt IW Llmlt.a· day, wer8 bare a · !ev.; 'hour~ . · No pa penl-.elf't by mllil wllere we ha ve Carrier Servrce. · · IJilrimElnt Station 11 wj1ent fl our iB tlona Fo .. Mun)CIJttllf(e ani:~~~j~~:~; wblle en. route •~ rol.umcbUIIj ' .-..- ...._., ' i II 1h 'l; ' "' .... . 0 , I S~'M.L ~ , , _ <l llp;htly mor e nutritloM than corn tJ;IC~t ! :!o-lfl9~ EtY,e ;tlv' .otber point1 -on tbvlr Jl.oD.eymoon. ' 'j . . ~?~ F.!\-~~·r Th ~ Lor~ JS ,my ~he~herQ. ,, I shall fl nnr. lt contains 11bo11t nve percent j 8 Y.!'te~ ~•r Local Ta~e ' D. T. Lloyd wo.s a buelneas '"""'I not WtJ-fi · · ' ! . Sin·ely gooi:lrtesa and rh'ercy shaJr foll~W me a ll 1~1ore protein , snd gl\·ea abn ut 40 ll R-lcg~l. Urget EOOfto_tny. lo Harletta '.lbilild.a.f, AD4 ~~'1YO peal ol k8W$, · »>ft. PROPOS·L on•fTED BY T·FT l\tfice Q .J· • J I • '' • •~ the ·d~ys of my life : and I 'will dwell in the house of the Lord for p I ever., sa~ 2U : 1, 6. more calorhts lo the ifountl. P~>lumbu,..- P,ee;. 8.-Tho ohio Mrs. Nei.ll" f~!)lns lel:t t hl1 ,.orn!ng'] CHAIN 0!1{ GJL TRUGKS l as~'Ocia tl o-n ~1l\'Ocate 9 revea l ot all tax for Coll,lmbJJB atte.r · a severn.l Q. Why do moilt of' the oil and Iawe tor 11.11 purposes anti eriactriiemt.l"'alt here 1Vith relntttVe~;. Icaw l,ine trucks have n chn in drag · 1 of HI new', .!!lmple tax code, with. lUi. Cbarles H. Peoples nnd taml~y g~n g on the ground! IR H simply , upwa rd tfrillim ·(If Bruttb.. 1 per receatlr moved Juto lbeJr new ' e~re l e~sn ess Ol' Is It fo 1· soma pur-. luw llmita.t,;J.ol!JI for mu niclpa!U.lot ...,1;1"'" Laurel l!ltr.l!et. Tb.e¥ fu rmerly RISING !'RICES. 110 ~ 0 ? I estabUSilflli.llft't ot a. tuore tel'l'ertJv• on SprJ.ng avenu e. I A. The motion of t !11! trud{;, ila.~>hel'l get syiltem · rdf local tax «tstrl-cts, . '1:'· · J . Sa~Te oi U\pley, was a • the oil or ga soli ne fr0:11 sid e to sl4le The propo!MJ w~e u~de to .visitor in town toiley 1\Dd while 1 rrhc \!OSt o_f' Hvhlg is an old and threadbare ~b uj-zct, yet i t ·: ilhlll tllo truck tsnk ,J~d t hus gen· elation by a 'apMial committ-ee. called on m,aJl)' tl'lends. •hears heavily uiJ 011. hh da It h b h' h ' l r.rntes electridty wh ich has, on se"t objectlo.n was' ,ojced. Mr. and Mrs. ' 4-ten st1_a in moved . c~c ome ~very y. as een Ig , enoug 1 tm l ocnnaltntJ, set fir e to th e t ru ck The comml~~e¢ ,-a)ao r&Com mend ?d. Jpto the Simpson avart~01' the .pa.st year to <mus~ p1·oround discO'nt·snt, and now, •accord· when the nir valve Is opf'ned to draw genera.l renppralaenwnt -6'1 ~al r~a.tu tormerly occuplea bv Atr. and • . . , . . , et the earliest oOPIJOrlunlty oDd enrt · ,r 1 011 mg, to ,many prophets, Jt ,Js destmed to go higher yet. The tend- t•ft' some nil the gRHol ne. Several -three or tour years- tllerearter. Agalu; James Bhau k. • ~ , . . . , WUtpRnies a rc tryIn~ to overcome the nbolilihment · !i!f uiJ direcL at&.ie HOmer J"tvtdep o~ ~h,11.rlest¢"n, ency ht~ been sligh ~I-~ _ up~al'd f!)r a number of l$n~h~:~. l!Ji g rl~k by drnffg\ng o. rhatn at least , levies. excepUllr..lli'a t to pay ou · -J,hQ Ebeen ~!slUng hl11 -~~ ~thOrs, !iltllostq 1 Ne v~t he!e.ss, i~ , is a good deal below the peak of the boo in tcnr hwhc" on the grnund. 'fb c pur soldier Uouu• boJ~.-d s , so thH.t ~,~-11 state • • , , • • ]l OB e h1 to dl schnrge tl!C el l!ctr\Cit y reveuul\8 w:oul d,·-ha.vo to be rall!led b}' 1 ~~~es of )9_ 2~. The NatiOn~! Industnal c~n.ference bourd finds lnt.o the ground na ~aet 88 It hi g:ener- ; corporation ex.cli'l, lnhar ltance an-4 " ' that living co.sts OCtober 15 were 37 pe r cent a bove July 1914 1 but :1 te11. - other , hu!lrecL .ta.x~s , wu& ' l ,, , ~ , i by the committei! . , The Beqle they weFe t~ till 23 -per cent below July 1 1920. MA 1 I<~!WfTY A m CII1LD Hl!.T~Ps 1 ludtle~tally, • t-lu1 asiKJclatlon •;;;: ll 1 A proe~pedl11o mother aa ked for a from State Dlrectdl'-' or Ell.ucra.iton · ·:-'. '*'' . ' B'· H- .;f WJlilc th£re may . be some little f urther lldvanee, yet there li st..__ or helpful boklcts (Ill the Mlblech chlnh! care. Headse9ms no legitimate rason why the JU ice lev-el should come any- ·llG" lhu lit>t se nt to ti ll<; lao:l.v were ' i' nm.ttal Ct~r (). Jutnu t C:\1 e lltlll Ch ild ·-where near that :of 1020. At that ti me popular m.:trav~,ga nce ':arfl, ~~ll Jlll hll llhu,l :11111 di'.Jl ri bu ted ri1ade it -easy for prodUCCl't) to ruisc pric-es. Goods were not being lr <w lw tho Chi ldren's lnrea.u , Dcp't. tu ~ned out f a st enough g&(J th.e r.lech.ratiQ-n, tha t the ti me uorue lor sc.hool Ul.en or the .$tate .. f mntem ity nutl · ., "slop, look and !)aten, ·and lllte wha1 thtty can t1o wtt'h the money tb'e"y save hlstoad ot all t he tlmu trying to row a.JJ th.e moneY ,t bey can an~ spend· 1 •t all." lng · Ill'oStJcctlvfl aon,, ers ·put up their figures with -the idr2n They had more orders thun they could posi-~ ibly turn out and they II ' ll ll ll cutlo n lli n!ct tu die ' ' were embatr.at~~:~ed ~nd bothered by t he clamor of purchasers to I Ul' t•:lu To nvul d wt~:>l e. ' ~ ' .~~~ave stu 1 If del ' ' d . JVere ~ ,. 'fo )f;~GP ~u siucsa down to the point whe re they could handle 1': ' ! · ·• . , It, some of them rmsed pne ~s above a pomt that would have yteld· ed a hanrlsnme profit. It was poor policy, and it made the crash . .~~-!)1,1 ~'1"1~ ,. . • • I worse when It cam e. But rn.an.y ot..her peoplc1m thmr place would ' _ i\ave done the . . t hmg. · Free ~i!}endmg by the people gave t he tmme p~fi~et!rs ,. · ~ 'Hig • opportunit;y · . t~' nsk 'any prices they saw ii.t. • Egga ahd B•ltlmore ''~~leen IJf Tire rilles" ~ Abo 0 ,_1o. , Ctoee Pltt.bu'r.h, with ud other bolt ·mar- we are at your .1 8rvice, BEE<'iLE BROS. (.Wt.ol..ale Onl~) LCf'l'f' flll4, L. o .. P.ht'J'I 4ia-l. • Pw"e!!·~~ ... ' P'a~ :-pi'O'!l"u&t 1 r I. ' · kett:. ,.~• o1a11 on~ I l•dl l""ed • 1urn~ T Call, wrllte, phone or wire- g omls~ 1 It l>'OU id pltiile r~;.ure rsln!fins A Clellth iu the !:IU.l':llli ue ur wllh 11.1111 lutoreat levlea o,t.sld_e r11-te . JtaLious which would be rufil.....t t(l .:1\'(J] IO watOI'. i ' • • """' 1••lll• In ruuulo~OI!tt•' ••d towel'ed nAK "G c notnES . y ~ ! In rural d!stl-,t!Lil. A~,~rele)lt Q. Whnt kmd of an °'"t•n__ 1n Los t fo r to !u R-ll ·dfs~·r l~if!ft.~,Cifu tq,c oty.er h•n~.'l•l baking cooki e~ aud ho.,., lou;;- t~ huu.ld It would plat.:"'e statbi!evle&' lflalde :hey he hukcd 7 jlin\itti. ttuus, where1Jt8,, they now I .· totJtheaet.rn COflnetUon Dtt l H I ' 1 In Ch!hlnm H alve fo r their trix Uuplicll-tes. ,· 111 .. ,,, ,,, .,[ , I~rov i slon s of the Jll'OllOS&d. taJ oode . . ... • were eltplu.lncd by n~pr.e~entatlvo m· unl y thn!,!e y(] U nenll. ! ltq bert A. Taft Ot-~ nd flnail; wbo b aa HI!J MO\' ING SCt lltCII 1 bet~u <.lro. ftlo• 11 '"'' lite 101 . . , 0 ,~.oo·, , •1 ~ 1 Q. \rha t will rc mt>vt• ::~co rel1 from ~lou. ' , , · • • · · ·<SMull" JiO;.L.tiRD in "fiftll)Jt tb :BE" .... . p \:1·'..-.• r.a .'1'·ou··e'.·~t·:or·8 ". : ' •• r • ...., ' ',1 ri · ua,; ·l'l-<11>. """' '' '• JJ, ;,._ _; -l ~~ -~~ -, ~,J,Iq\ .Lo:l .-~~ ;;x:. - ·. :POMEROY . •- .·•·. , • •t. , · !~OVeJ'IltnCnt INGS COMPANY SAV' ' I! c: · M s V I . ' ·'' . Pomeroy, Ohio ' ·. O•a· Motto : Safety and Service for people of I eu6Mt o:~: ~:::.~~ijord:~~~~o:~tlrtlt~d, tbe Jury direct-t.d th&t UOO,G-00 ~ OOil· aldered act ual dame.gea and $6.'i,OOO 1 LEAVE POMERO'i: 8:00 A. M. 1:00 P: M. THE ONLY DF.:NTISTS WHO HAVE NQT II\ICREASFD PRICES! \, E:KLr.ucting . . .•. 25.c t'illinfl's. . .. .. 50• ~P Clcanillg Teeth . . 511<! 11c<:Lh R-cf.ct .... $il l'orccl:tin Crow1m $3 l'·artial rl ..tcs $:l up WHALEY DENTAL ROOMS Established 60 Years. Pomeroy, Ohio 2:30 P. M. 3:30 ~. M. 4:30 P. M. VETEIUNA.RIAI'i Midrllepcirt, - - Phone 212:_·&.... . ! . nr of. ,F;~~.rm . BJ.1· Director . . UNDERT;UER ANID EMBALMER ~ . ,'I . ' ' ' ... Coud.id~ anc! Exi\<t ·Service. pay til~ • Higp!l ' 'Phone 411.R • ''J OJiiO. " ' I Ra H Wol'l<e" Gilt '""""' Chicago, Del). 8.+-Matn tenan. ce ""'___.,...;..______,..·Iway U, Z. .]U NI\,Eil;rtA,N-, Af, D. Homc-Otlathie. J.JJt;,.•~tl~An. ' li.DEfU SACH ~U~L.PING., Pomeroy, ofl ~ tt.t · ~~ r~ni!lt. railroad hue 'beea .fl¥nte4' •WIP lill.· treaae1, .ratlglnl frJlm ,1 ~nt au hour .lor carpen ters. -pRintpn aftd .manoJi . helperiJ to 5 cents an hon r for eadiit· ~ pot br tdp an:d bulldllt~ 1 for'e"im!n. ,1 l , Ohlo. employas· ot 1 .;· _.... ~ • 8 to 10 ..... , , to 3 ~·I ,pt.h.....;.s!!!""' ....~ ~ m~~. I, p. m. Ph oM 43-X , ·· - l\'~ b,lgtp ut •! ~~ \~ 8. ' !W-UI· • "''""' Po•••• .11~,,.. _ '· . ~h,~f fietrbi~' ~Ii~ot'IJ d,~7 ~ ir~pr ' , 1, (\<Oeobeck1ol ~!lchl,.j\\ro ~rt~i'O,Ho:·. . e :p. ~· q.e:r S.n.atDl' Ne"A·betl')\ ~~do'k ~ ~ Ill · ~" . · by •' ' ofollet lu. th"t ·•all*tt· ' . ' ' • < ' . ::: ,. ~ '. . :1, . -· ~ You look good and· feel better when you are clothed in Hart Schafner & ::; ' : ;dc:t::::a :; Marx :i . . 0.1410 h ·.· ' or "Colle~an" Clothes Umb:r.ellas . : iQf', AIAy.l~OI<JS, .. :... --= - .. are very ttecessary, when it is I Our stock of Ladies Pllra.aols in Green, 131..~. Black, s..;..,;~ and Purple Silk, with bealltiful handles•and leather grips are very attractive. Price4 at ! ,$8,01) to $12.50 . •• Gettta, !Jmbrellas, in Bl~cil . Silk with , I ' etn~.g\11 t:: and . · . ··hlin~:ll~s, .ar~ _ 'real ~' .. ' t In all shadeo. . ~re; Silk · in Navy, Blacli,.': Qqrdovap and forget your own appearance. It ien't·raining all the ti!l'e, but : 'Kil>: ~NEP¥,. Middle~M)rt, ~o . ' .You nevPr go wrong on these. They're a s good as government In buying for others, don't ' \ t " all Othen __ -~-- --~----- $1.50 to 10.00 ·' 'ROME<lMENSY '! -= --= 'I I • ~, " r Gmy .75e to $1.50. . They satisfy or money refunded. J:ust The Thing A Shirt is always acceptable. He ·never hae too many, and how eaay it is to buy-till you need· to know is the sizew~ . will do' the rest. Qur atock ia I'Omplete in Silks, Silk ' ' -;,'1 \ \ • &tril)eS,' Ma'dras and Perwes. ., .. IS We have a beautiful line of Overcoats priced to suit all pocketbooks. I a , . ·, All wool in Brown an6 Green Heather. at .7Ji~. . ._ Pitre Wool ~nd Sllkin .~lack and Brown with clock stltcjt and fancy stripes,' $1 itn'd $UIO. ' · ::: : 1; ; ------·------$ 6.50 The ·Rambler __ :. Will hereafter be located tn · reau · ledeNtlou here, '''~ ·!.W '&be :he BeegiQ Buitding. JVe..r;-aje ·n .et 1noom' !?! the Aql6Jfca.n ··TehphoDe: . .lf,rnier will be ltt"a ttl-an $4G5 "tlliiJ _ ___________ j l8SOR year. W. Fbiat~llld - ~28S:.R-2 . F. Young ___.__ ___ 408J teal· c~mfort, I It is close-ilnitted and wool. ' r e\jresentln g I~ ·Hosiery . Our assortment of Woolen Mufflers are bea uti ful i .any color, at $1.50 and $2.00. Silk Mufflers in , all colors, $2.50 ,to $5.00. The very newest in Neckwear, both Kni ts aud Silks, SOc, $1.00, and $1.50 I• the ,best '"""i ,ever manufactured for . 1-R(?ui.Jos-e .... ' - " ... MUFFLERS-NECKWEAR bonds. THE "RAMBLER" SPORT COAT ~ / ~ ,'ir SliP"Overs, Coats, Cardigan Pockets· in .all the weaves a11d colora. :)> 1~~;;· Uti ,'. · ...F .. , ./''' .~ ,. FOlt MEN AND BOYS fN,G ~JAC$. •DIL~?~· H~RRY G.ha, a'!Oii!lf~~~~.,K•NOCI(OUT IIRCU.VN . .. ' > SOME , . TAKEN ~AINS IN SELECTING OUR MEJ{CHAN DISE. IT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOP WHERE YOU CAN ,.• HAVE THE B&ST OF,MERCH~ISE TO SELECT .FROM. Sweaters PF .THE p~ST FIGHT~RS, INCj..UD- Ar.~' lpi~~Y . OTH£~~· BAKINIJ llllllllllllllllllllllllllliiilllllllllllllllllllilfiiiiiHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHI ,, .OUT HAVE ..' 'IU · Clark. 1 , e tconomr ,. .- VS • 11.d-dntiM ' Middleport, 0. THE_ BOY -IW,HO KN!r~UD OUT BILLY Wf:EKS NOV. 27TH. , CALilltftTi liOWIJEII l WE HAV& :THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT AND QUR STOCK OF USEFUL GlfiS WILL CONVINCE YOU WE Jaek Phillips Farm••'• Modeat lnoome, .,, F,·l NSTER."WA L·D. ) Dur~in~tdn , Vt .. qoc. . 8.-0 ra Y $t1.~ ·..., -' llllll.lG CO , lt:te LJNDf:RTJ\1\:11"4 .. I' anAmerl(JILnWashington Farm BH;rfi!!IIJ fl!llferauoo', IR : to the V:ehaonl 1 1 H. .EWING : .f" . ~ I W.I'IO H~S . KNOCK.ED '. . P r r.~s ) The Real Christmas ·store · ). '~. ','..f.- a-lly ever~.t hlng a.t Ca.mp Grant es,cept · tJ·e real «!tate," o.nd that a ledorol • invostlga.tl6n had showu the lOO~ Oh1o. j Muld lo ts l more than $1,i;OO,QOO, DIS· trict Al~or--ney R. H. Ward promised -~ there would he ll.ddlttonal arrests and ON' ) senaatJon&l developm~nta. - ·· CHANGING LOCATI ' 11 puni tiv e and eumpla.r.y damage DR. ALVIN 8. BINGH,t.M ! camp •·~· ~~ ~ooteo. no ckford, Ill., Dnc. 8.-Ciliraln ~ an . I Graduate Licenaed organlz&d b11,n d had ''1 tol&rio }ltaetlc· 1 · .' .~:. ~l.blt~ Tbe pla.l ntltt, da1i&P.ter or a. r..mtb· In mode~:~ t drcumi:Ainces, who Wer111 ne tgllbors ol tl1e .,.,_.~;~ lth'Y Woodhouse11 here, contended ~t ber pareuta,a t· law had lnapl red~d ruvported ber husband lu a Bep ' t on tram ·h er that h!tl to lil a .g-Q ing Ul Re!1P t6 e•tibllft ' a rea ldence ll-S •Lhe. ~t 11Pf'or s. 41_vor~e . Her hueba.ud is tbf -t10U1:or the pnefJI· deut .of tl\o Mercb • 1.1' Natkm&l •bank or <ilia city ' '• (. •~ Bell Phone 631·l..l 9:30 A. M. 10:30 A. M. 12:00 NG;Jn ' I I ' i ~J)Dda;y case. JOHN .SPIRES, ·· \-OPERA .~HOUSE) . Stops wct·c taken lmme-dlatelr by ·the defe11ae counsel to appial the RUTLANIJ TA.AJ. Capital, Suq,!u• and Profil& $~000.00. lo a ver uttt or $4!iG,<O-Oo br a ~ur1 co-m· I AXI. modernte means. "Plates •• U A t~an c- i!lt c it. ~ : ,. :: e.' a·. est • Ji:VB·r·' . ... . . ·~ 1 _9,ward. i {J! y '!'he ASTORIA, n r('. ll. - T!Ir hu ~i nr 4~ · 111 ~ 1r kl or A!-!lnt·l a WfHl !a lii In 1'11in s by a fire wh ic h hrn lw out narly !ml;ty nml. t! cH pit ~ offnrt fl o r tlu• loNd fire fli1Jlar l m e nt ~ nn•l rl'i nfoJ"en,mn n tH f1'nm Portlanil, !IW!'Jlt hlock :1ri nr hl nt k, OHIO. ; 'T" · rlt Stevena Woodhouse wat awar ded A ~0 R U • 0.. 11 Mllllonlan u..G 'Y.W , .ns Court Street ., · .r. ·-~~ ~ ·,, :· ·:1' . ~ I ~ thtoat ... cbol!i poAed largely of fo ; mcr&lo a million -a!u::'IIWG pieolll"bf- 1 dollat· sui t agatne t her bu&bauwl'• par- M '· 1 .:. ;,. ' .. cour.H·S 11/GDI . I l AWARDED $~65;000 ~-~T-H_E ___r_A-~R-r~.lfl-lt'-R-~'~S--~8-~A-N-~K--~&--:- . '~::,~::. ·,::.; : 0 ~·:,~::~ :~.::. ~~.1l"- ! w:::~. :~·~;·~;:::.~r::.·~: ' •ure JI<ID . ., a pound 111hm J'DII THE.~· ~·.·B·-~-.-F BIGoa·..·...D ·..-.D ,.·NP' ~ .. · I,·~·-· y \ , lYIIJ 'tt.· ~ :"" • J.:.t A pt>rmtl C4lll oF Calmnot CCIII• ·t au..,luUISounh,. Somo6aA'·in6'powdil'l'icomt! in 12011J1Ce in,..,J ol16 oance """"' Be ]'~~:::::::~±::¢:)~#;~~·~"~·:~~· ~··,=·~·~'~~!!~~~~·~·~·~~i!!~~!~~ to ·~he r. f'l.ll. ·J ' I' ......,.., 111.1.~,.. '.;.-~~ --; ..•... B.;"T QIPR'"-"',.. . • '< A. A hot oven 111 onough. !Just. Tun tu 12 outlllde. l' llnutea Is uaua.lly 1'lle mea.11 ure wo~Jd • cre1te a non. 'l'hlSTING WA'J'UIIillS sRhu- led com1-ry bmlg_ et commtsslon, O<llhpolletl of tile eout'l'i:¥ -auditor and Q. I am um!e l" lh tl m1prORslu n Jh at l\\'o persoris elected on nonpartii!ID "ho te8tll wa.tdle:i. Ia ' ballots. Munif'l pnll t\es, scb-o ol boa.rdl!l, ' thc1' o IUiy chnrgc tor ll:e teat? counlr l:ommi3s.loJtin anU , town11blp of trade. On that basis a Rmall profit for each article sold ma kes A 1'ho Unltotl Status bu 1•011 11 0' t ru-8tP.as wm1ld be ~qulr&d to aubmlt ·.gddd Jearnings on the tota1 business. The'Pdople will warmly ap- :Haudards, wushlngtur., D. c .. makefl tte rulr.ed blt·dg(}ts commi&&lon, which would \.lo empowered to prune • 1 1 •. pr'eciate the dealers that serVe the public intei"st b_>j doing thei r : cvc ral LcKt~> of WJLtl' h~~ each your. them 110 a.a to !win-g th.em wltbln the Tho roo Ill $3 or $G. nccordtn3 ' ' the !Jm!la tlons. 1be~t to keep the cost of li'.'ing down. lust deslrell. ' ' ' .. The husmess commu mty should be urg,zd to do busmess on • ' • A · · · h"' l 1 1 ' the closest possible mnrgm. -dvert11:1mg I S ·a grent 1:1P o ow priCeS , since it 'enables enierj'Jl'ising !l€lalel'S tO SCCUl'e a big vol ume You can'f mist the !-P~I" of,~CeUqge'~ Corn .Fiabol Pour out a bowl brim full of ~IIOgc'-blg, 'JOyouslY! brown, crisp and crunchy! Was there ever such u appetite !ieatl A~d, sdilu lavorl A breakfast orlunc:ll' or supper thrill for big folks ai well as litUe ones• G~t KELLOGG'S Com .Fiabs for sure-because Kellogg's are the original Corn Flakes and so dellciousl:~~ good and so superior in every way thtit your delight will be bouttdlesa. Please unclerstand that Kellogg's IIJ8 · never tough or leathery.or hard to eat-. they're always crispy I . Kellogg's are sold only ~tha RED ancl GREEN package bearing the sig· nature of W. K. Kellogg, originator of Toasted C9rn Flakes,! NONE ARE GENUINE WITHOUT ITI Have Kellogg's for breakfast tomorrow! EV~NoV~bl Mo1t extfnatve bujl!ti· ind 1..1p~ pera of flo\lttioyl oa,'e'.- dn \lei· . ,, mam1filctur- . ~ Labor, War~hlJI~-Q-On, n. c Any I Hiegel advocatoo a chock on bond moLhcr or moth(! r 11. h1n is-s ues, t~ay ing some 1llf!ltricts ~tre of discou',raging purchat~e s . •! IIIJ< gel a cupy ol' th r•1r uoold d[j on building ~ b(IO')& whlcb are too oxpen· st·;·lply t he demand. M-any to · . '. a· <.-·. ·•· ,,' . : '' ~raenee Abo~·"""TIMBER QtJF.ruil" · SATURDAY, DEP:~R 9 . . . 1 . ,,~ ;; :: ~' ~f' ... �BOTIOM ·. · 1'1;... RACIN~ Hln CALLI . '1' ' ~lJ~E BQAT 1. ; .eeti .PARKER~BtmG, Mr~ I ' ' .at ·' Dec. 8.-;-A ' . · . 'ic ' . , 1\leCYrray, of :II!!UpiJt,. Mrs. J!11cart, wbo hf.a brouht to t~ rlyer -1!\JIIIIII_. ',abpu.tf ' ' here 1\'laltlns her ~o\_her', Mn. ~te~· midaisht •. with 11 bro&a)I ' Jec i1111 re\ · ,. Egaa, returned Sunday, to ~' hiJllle moved in the t)le city .aablllallCa In ClnoiJJDati. • I St. ;Jo~'a lloepltal·, . ~e .,.., llllj't 9n . LOS AN(}EL.~, CJII •. Dec, 8,-A ,a. Mrs. B. B. Mallory apent Mollday a gasoline boat Jn tha ~!ver neia'r I pori . that {Jiara Phillips, '"' (scaped wttll her daughter•. Mn: E;d Carroll, I Loug B~tto~, wben ljia~tro,uler " "l!a~ymr, murd"ere118,'' wall -~ at, a Middleport ' j was causht· by a cos ;ehdin cb'nnecttol);lllotet at tla,Juanl~ lower O.ttrornta. , Mra- S~lly Harpold l'(<turned home or ellljne. The bOI!t oa ·~eh}he ~. ~ef "lf&y Jato t~ tnt.f~QI' .Mex. · 1 . rrom a IXIUJ)Ip wetQ vtalt acefde~~t oceurrect· btous:llt hfnr ,vp the ico ~· ~. Je~ l!lierl« Wlf)ia111 I. • wtib Mra-. (}110rge J[fid.rr .or ~m~oy. ,river t~ the wharr .here, _,,, _'frJfle ~~Ills pom or dep~es'a!i!!:! · ,Willhlm an.d Lon ' BIB& lert Wed· / ' , ·- , - .,. ' tiiWIJNier' 11\1111 ot a . lift' '.chase neaday for Ciaclnllatl to IPenjl :li, tew .. JU~I'OBD: . ~ aero11 thf bdrlter In 'aa. llft'Or't to ft~ · weeks. ' ,. .. pre~epcl the' fugitive. AU "ther clues 'J'he J\llllor ,foreign · Jl!lailo~r.r :•~- . :.John Ler¥', \lf?lle JfOJI~ . to~at lr'· ~-. fl!/~ltb)ltl · b~tl !been ~It were .entertalnell Wed~'.iia,r for ; tl• rflll,oY•I ot · the . ~Uqlng, ~wn . abi)ror. . .«<rt!iley. , · at the home or Mrs. Harry whlel!. . , ... been ··""" , .... · .,:l' . !!' ,,~ ' ·_ · ..4,4 .' f q-;;:: ... . ~ •by th ... -ment r , , .;u:q"' 7'r', u-~. ,f'!IIJibl:re., " ,, • bl'ock COJaf&JIY, actoss the ~allroacr Mr, 'L~r J.ffi eo)ivertlrlg It ID· . Jjl-relyn Parr &pent ,:J:IIWI~Y; ,~r.~k·~~~·!B. h~Lftlle{atore. Jto a,.411~1, ·,lf.~ .lit,, roozp. fQr ~0~1 · ~ ~11sln, Mrs. A!lce Gul~.tiJ~r, 1fiiYI(:ii;&_Wiae .li'@,.JI~ilal]y se( up~ auto)Bfbll~~ fJI# ••w~lcb be baa ~ . • . ' . · at Nitro. a!ld puiCI!ase•h llt ,John ~er- c~iy ,af,eac 4 )IJ~ : 1\4~ ,no lntlm~· Mr. and Mrs. ~'oben Wllaon •. who ~er nt. . ~ IIWJ.I'nme~llt . qle an~ Uon al ~~ t~e~ ~~Cur.e p~a~s of the o.e• been herti' "!tsl\ln~ the ~m~r·s broug~ ~r-.·.~·~~f;;1'~:~.Mer~ 111ent bl~k 11!1_BP,Uf¢fturcrs but there !mo1;jler, returqed Wedn~s!lay, fo . t~eir sta,..~111!("1~o:~t{t•(.ihat ~~th .· tiii• • ~rl'f 1s .P~~nty or~ r~~be~ ro~ many mortr In flttsburJI!·. .. . mQYal 1te if'ende'PJq W>lll ceaJe, A.i1 1111Ch indust*q. Mrs. Kate Wolfe wa:f' calfed' to • · · •......, ·•••• · ~Jt 'tz .r• r ;·.. 'ltf , • • , · , .. ~ "" I!rlthllufs:b,. Tuesday, b7 -the IJ!nesi or · , ,, . , ," l(je· $ .,., , ·y· ... , gr~n(!.son, Gilbert Rlcb. ·1• • 1\!:lss .141,14fed f31!egle .or Ravenswood, Is visiting her a~nt, Mrl. Kelly Wolf. Mrs. Cari 3. Knotts or Ravenswood, . . I· spen' Tuesday wttb MIPS . Blsha wolf. I " i.9Jif wa~l .. Titff' · .• • toi \ •·. .- - . , ; . t..,: .KRIS KRIN~ NOftTH .POLE, 18 JJROADCASJ'· . . I . • lNG! . VALUES, IH' GIFT SUCGI'..I110MS AND • WINTER ITEMS, ARE FLYING.'I'Hb AND ·r ASTI ' ·.~::.,::::, 8~ . ·MAKINJ:uREI>'ON ·. ~~r: ' Your r:eceinr will cab:h 101111e rwelcoale ·niiWt of Quality Merchandiee ancl Ex~~ w ·Holiday Shoppers, at lhie .tore. Y.«Kl'l tutdy p~i• ·lonM!thint if )'~ ·fa to ''Liaten In" em tW,:North . Pole tpeeiaL ' . ' .c . tta• ·;i·•. ( 1 Gift Suggestions. :· 4 ,..,.... AN INDISPENSABLE ASSET . TO THE ~GROOMEQ WOMAN I ' t; ' ' '··' ' ' Is a smartly~tailored Suit, and this Special Ofliering of Our Entire Stock of Suits at · ON£.THIRD OFF REGtJLAR ·PRICE 'Makes thi.l the out1tanding Suit Event of the year! You ~ust ,not miss thi!S Sale. ·These are individual. styles, splendidly-tailored and in all the wanted material• for winter. · • One of these Suitt would make an Ideal Gift. • 1\o I , . ' .. ....· Silk Petticoat• .Wool Middiel Kimonaa Baby Sweater Seta Children'• Lawn D.ressea Lace Curiaina Knit Petticoats Scarf Shawls Princess Slips Ruga PUlows Table Covers · Table Scarfs Silver Thimblee Ivory Toilet Articles Fancy Aprons Beaded Tassels Silk Underwear Ornaments ,: ' } .. ' =~·>::=o>:O:OOICCO):c:x=o:=::::=o:==::::::=o:n:=«=c~oo&~ .' NEW BRADLEY SWEATER A Practical an~ Laetina Oift: ISiip1Jn1 land Thx~ Sty'les. Plain colors and fancy. Silk and Wool Sweatere. $4.50 up to '$10.95 A SILK UMBRW..A Makes 'a Beautiful Gift. · Any woman would love to have _o_Jie ohheee stOOd-looking Silk Umbrellas. 'Unique han· · dies distinguishes each and . every one. All colore, $4.50 to to $10.95 L . Manicure Seta lvory loitet :Jet~ ;jhoppi~g Jjags · .... Chou:e hce t'owder Choice face Cream · Fancy Spool Holdetll Hox Wnting Paper Carpet Sweepers· Sheet•· and Pillow Cases Bed R~m Slippers Faney ·Purses Faricy Garters Collar and Cuff Seta Fancy Turkish Towele Falley Wash Cloths Turkith Towel Sete Crib Blonkets Fancy Sweaters , Stam~Goods Bed ' .. . ,. ' . a:: ' . . ' Set• .. ~· 1,, ' ~ ' ex:::=::;~, ~~~~:::~~=r~ . \ .. , ' Filed By A~tomoblle Salts Co. To Reeover New Automobfle -- Lee SUPERIOR" SERVICE . . ----........J • .St.rlctly fresh eggs, 6Z cents a doz-~ en at the Lincoln str~t ·grocuy. t....--------"---------~-..,.N"" , . 44'4 .. ••••••• \ThOse Extra ·Trousers-Free .#, • ' ' I ' ' Now I ' of • . ' '' ' . "' . Time is flying-get your order in today for that atnart fouroipiete Sui_f,..:...:. Coat, Vest, and TWO PAll~ OF TROUSERS, tailored to meuure, at th~ . price of a three-piece suit, ~ ·~ i , •. i' \ . 1, . ' : '· ' l\4ake .aure of cJ,ietinctive ,:lpthea, ~;individu~y , your1, for ChJi;tma~ · · made-to-measure suit that will,give you do~le ~ear. llenteMI.et, the ·Utr& p.ir fll b-ou iln ~t you nQthing,- if you order now·f • Come in tomorrow. . , . 1., I 1.,E__ l · Chrietmu Preeenta·For Ymq·a Old! . . . . ''IM an-.•i'el• PrlleDta ~: : ·; Q.OTH COATS · $9.50,$15.00 up to $89.50 FUR.TRIMMED COATS $19.95, $26.00 up to $165.00 MEN'S WEAR . FURCOAtS . $39.95, $50.00 up to f300,00 Xutas ·Jfandkerohlefa THE GJF:I' OF HANDKERCHIEFS 1: Every one. want& them. They are the· Daintjeat Gift you can gi~e. · . . '. BOXED · HANDKERCH~i;F:S - . "' . r"-·-· Embroider~ in many beautiful color c<iplbination•, Three in a box, 50c; three in a box, 89c;; three ·in a box, $1.00; three in·a 'box, $1.25; three in~ box, $1.50 LADIES UNEN HANDKERCliiEFS Mid~ies, Coate, Hosiery, Millinery, Jewelry, Wool' Sw~atJts, Kid Gloves, Silk Sweaters, Envelope Chern· ises, Party Drelies, Fur Seta, Patent and Suede leather . Belts, Boxed Stationery, Toilet Articles, Manicure Sets. . Oppoaite Poe..,., .Pomero,v; Oldo. • DOUBLE SERVICE AT A _SINGLE PRICE IN A SMART MAJ;)E-TO-MEASURE SUIT' ,, The woman whol wants the utmost of Value, Style and Quality can not do otherwise than c:Ome here and aee our wonderful collection of Cold Weather Coats. ·Coats for every ·one. There are Cloth Coats, Fur·trimmed ·Coats and Luxurious Fur, Coats. Plain Linen, Colored Linen, Embroidered Linen, ~ 29c, 3S.:, ~ SOc, up -.,ft.~ MEWS PLAJN:UNEN HANDdJtOilEFS IOc,.60c; 7Sc. ,. ' MEN'S INfnAL·HANDKERCHIEFS _,..., ~. 40c, SOc. \ '. Children's H~ndkerchiefs of All Kinds. •. ., , .• • '. ( '' • ,I '' The aliverll o~ our ~ are Level-headed and Caref\11... We drive to any point- ~t aQy tj~e., Mereli.telephone.. \~ ZTS.X. 'Motor ' Co. Tbe Jltoooks-Ebersbaeb juat 111i'd a replevin and· damage against Stanley and Clarence rl Mllfor·d. The case aroee onr the sale a new: Ford car. · The com]mny ask for the r41cof8ry ofi the eta and damages to the extent or $60. ~ FOR · GIRLS '·-· · · ·, AU.~- cARS ~ar:~a.osw APID H!Amot' \. • Get Them COW WEATHER COATS. ' Sinddi't all in y~r fav~. why not have the BESt) - ' • I . GIFTS . REPLEVIN SUIT' ' The ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .' �. riW VISION A,i ~: · j U,22 alia Ina\ 24J In n, hlf't BIRTH F GIJllES ~ eat' birth raj.e «or the •htlf year . ,I• 'i~own "lor 'Nortjl c~ .... ill• IW:A.ilHI,N(lTON, J>cc. 8.-Th' D!l- j loweat. ~U) tor Verm011t. , , , partman~ ~ . pomwer~e • nnoanqll#. •l that ·proTlslonal !birth ftgures camp ii·J 1131rtba ao tal' reJ)ortw t~~r -.., ft~ ed 1by. lh,e !Bureau. .,1 (be Clens)IJ!, tor ab: ~ monthi <>! 1932 ~~~ •• Iowa. the ft •st sis months of 1922• ln.dlcate birth rate for the Y~er the)l ,1M ~~ raw tb&n .ro; t he corre· rate for ·tAe ..:birth rectatraUoa " J'epond.log sis •moothe 'or 1921. For (.24:-S) . · ,....._ ___,__ ..;.o,. • I ' ststse co~ed. the birth rate ~ 1 tor the first • I• mJ)nths wtas 22.7 In · Kea4 tb4o o.u; lfillf- · l - . . John ·1:Crawford ·Foundries ' I FOUNDERS AND MAOIINISTS. CAST IRON;. SEMt.STEEL, BRASS, BJWNZE AND ALUMINUM CASTINGS t :·.~ -~ .. ERE , r·-.!':'f:'·· .. , '" . . 1 ' ' .f "'! 1 "~· . i. ~:·. ', . , •,. l, ;-' . ': • . ' ' 11· . ,. ' ,~ ~- ,.'> ·,Of :ij:fvtv'\-~.9~tlNcrfON ~-LAY AT BoTH OF THE I .oetorn I ~~ . -·,· - ~\ ... _.: •,. :~ '.• ' ~ ' ' . . .t,·· · .·.·~ dar Wire or .~ 'Phone 470-R time; ~ 30S-X at' night for your .._..,tltcy. ·s ~ • . ''• I ' '. I Rope Sheavei and boxes for rppe transmission; Coal· . loadi.Jlg dumpa-deaign'i!d and buiit complete. Our engineers will .come and help you plan -yo111 dumping system or your power transmission and design, manufacture and erect it. We give exceptional f\Uention to -rush orders for emergency service for mines l"nd salt plants. Mine car wheels of every kind; solid, ~If-oiling, roller.bearing. ~ ..·af~· ~' ~ .. )~,.;.r C011rt .&Jld Fr.-t tti 11, ~- the . other in · f._ Buildin,; cOmer Of. F. . •nd "'~ A 'fe'lf ·auj~na to 1 :.'4'~ ~ Q1 ~ Butternut ama., · · . ~ ~Y brill( to ..W the very Gift-for tlae pe~n ltltti:~, Our Une of , · \ .tI ., · :·~~~t4{~~s;:l~Gs, ISEALs, !TC, WAS NEV~ .AS COMPLETE, I4Jit~uL~ reaso~}' ·p~ced. Fr;encb l•pq S.. ..,.,.._. piece~ and sett, Candl~ . ~~~;>¥ir GOcf& ~ •ry ~ri~- -~~~~· the ~ ~nea: of S~~~~.: . , ••Eijt)n(:nbi ·~". Whi~aijd•:Wy~t, ~'t, Kei~a--in ~t a!J:of . the Bat Linea Qt the-Ccp~. · G•..,., -~tAte Bo~1 .aJI .beautifuly.J,ounCI · P~t;. neltbW ittne .,.. ~ ill aaaemWin, .... Bibles, in fact we have ...,...,. . the . " ' '" . . . ' \ ' ~ ' ·· ~... ~....~ ~-.....~·~.~ .;;,o.JIII } ,< , f L ~ ' ' 'f . ·' UUI"-· Ldllti iO • .~ ~.,.h - 'J# •"rJ.t~. . I ,.,~ • J.; , ,:···~ . . J.ir.l;,.S,. ~': .. ·' ;. •.• : ', '; .~ 1 , '' ..';. <J' .-::1 . ,. 1 ,,, ' f . .H~~d · ~eco~at~d .: Japo~se ·G:h~na . :·..: ~;· ~c~ien·. J ·· ,Linea Will c~n:Vince '*"'~we are th~ Le•k Gift Sh4;~ ~ dfit . -•.. fiiW4, your ieleclte»na eady, whUe our stock 11 comitlete. . .• · ''Wayt~og$· .o( ~-Destiny'' ' 1.' ... sUpported by a cast incliil!ing Hemert Rawlinson, Walter Grail and Little Dick Headrick In -tU~T'~f.~ HO~AY· G~S·~~~¥~,~~ SH~WN! . ' ·See· FRIDAY ANITA STEWART Tiie con~asion ~f 'a ~oman who married once for A 'REAL WATCHJ love, and ·once agai nto forget loye. .: SATURDAY ' ··f f. \ ~, · "'.~ ' 1 WITH "BEST EVER" Matinee 2:00 P. M. EARLE WIWAMS ln e whtmtt~l Comerly, in ~hieh a trained dor J)i.yll an itJl• portat\t'role,· 'OSBORN ' ·' 'A REiU. 'CE.ltKFRt · JUST LIKE DAD'S! . ·soy's Suits . $10.00, $12.50 ud $15.00. STORE "Restless SoulS' . I·. . . . QJMIIDY-"YOUNG IDEAS" , ..... U !"!! Cll' !¥ aJz 1 ....... !): fil l 'fllf;t . I 4 ' -~ w _:.BY AIJ.IMAN DOINGS OF THE 'DU'Ffs ,. -· ,·t ..... ' . ~ EVEJl~Tt ·.)'RUE .' ~ . -. THE KEISER~KIND \ POMEROY • . . .,... . . ••••• ~--..(~w-.;_-""':'"_ _ __, -. ,\. I. ., . I ·I . J •• '..!J .' �. I ' t,} ~ 1- (Coatinn·ed l'iVrrl' IJ&Ie Onil) jultly entittli4 damare. fOr c-omPeii-a\lba frlr ' I .. 'fbe hea(Unl to Wlll'on'a article read1 as fjol'o~a :. '"TJ:Ia Dyta~ -Bo'ar4 "?r'a~f a County • Commta.tonera 1Little .·Chance tor CbriRtmaa.';.· Thll j~:~:~,::· •\ Jobless, .Scorned,. 'a Preache,T-Hantman to . Lecture~n "Universal lofJe" ,...,....,_;, I aimed ' at commrutoil.en aad Smitb, Ia fur t.ba ~fllrpOu to tmpre8e the peopie Wtlll tbeae tWd · coll\nilutoa~ cOnvert iorp.e.' 8~' ' the l l:~.~~~~~·::::dto,ilsau to thellll.lfl'ID .:)Iie. , LIJ.-. vet)' , f»>id and atrong ·a•( catrtet ) 'f.1tb , lti Ichl'nce TheYul~~Tide. Season is one. of happy-thought, an~ calls . for little Remembrances. Let u~'..Uake _c:)llr little reme~br~.1ices la•t· iog, by one of these happy :Suggestions· We have the::·Jargest and best line of Men's Young Men's and Youths' Suits.·. aid atate~ . Says Exped IOod . In ;11\) ' i I lJI.W' WO,ULD ,CHECI( HAS'f.Y MitilltlAGEs: . Overcoats in all the Latest Styles and Fabrics ever shewn ineuch a Wonderful Line of Clothing in Southern Ohjo-We . are offering Men's Genuine Gaberdine and Whipcord Overcoato, Guaranteed Water-proof. ::z;;~=~~::::=::;::::==;;::::,;::::;::~:::::;:~;::.:::::: ::;::~~==; ::: ~::: :::~!:l: :;;:: · =:~:::z;:~~; : ;;; ; ~; ;;;; tile ' or.tlide ~·~Ua~yd 11Trlbttne-Telegr~oph was bande4 t.Q Cburch November n, that »-~~ tfl?r ~ = = = = !!5 ~ = -== wan'ted us to pay for the l'JU)H· SWEATERS = = = = = = = = 5= everybody a squar6 deal. Bath Robes with Slippers and T owe! to match. RAIN COATS FOR 'lw..<lar AND HATS TO MATCH 1 " OtHER M1N COATS Umbrellas for Ladies Men in colors or black, $1.50 td $10.00 . = 2 = - Man · , .- lbelnl , one ar .the punchers be ever rq.eed. I ~. I ;I . !~ i~~ ,. ' ~1~. ' ) a --= = ---= = == ~ -= \ Grant (K\ll) qlar'-· WAG m'of,o Pbllljps In !l'l>meror on !la<•m·. 1o: conce<IO.I bf j'!"k .Illl"!•· middleweight aJHI klnJ <Jf ~~~ = 5 , w, ,s~ H:rt~ Cnuntt ·A"u4ttor. I ! ; , , · ,:l ~ ·' ...l..._!! J ~( ! · BOXER' $4.00 to $15.00 or th' ~~86·J&ntletqan~ 1 :tfl}.o KID CLARK G~EAT: and Colors, All Shades 1t( readtly 1•ea.tfWit9on'a article to' the 'l·AI:b"" M~saenger for publication &lwlll eend ihem ~~r reply? ' $4.00 .and' $5.00 .. the In t~e , met~er. ~nd we ~J" THE KIDDIES '5 ~ 1 paper In tbe county th~t p.ub· lllslnad Wllaon'a article we dld p()t Into ask tile other ll&liBJ'B to pubour &nawer, but uow we feel l t_ t duty to let , the publ!e 'know •~~· = = = · tUre next .,,,, .,. ' As the Trlbune-Telegrallh was $7.50 to $10.00 ...,, -=- ~ .. 111 something l!lerlouaty wron1 a newspaper tbat will not try to Of every description-Coop· er's famous Klosed Krotch, and Union Suits in wool or cotton. Do not confound this line of U nclerwear with others. Also full line of Boys' Union Suits and Men's Twopiece Garments-in fleeced and ribbed, in all siz.... § ~ ' P&.\RBON of thti neW :at Lhe neit• ae811ion or !•!cation they did not lntoi'Dt us, J>ullf then It looka to 11!1 as tlaoiJ.ib ~ = worken •brlng sam~ - = -=-= - tbe r;. ' !:;~~:~b:;·:~•;•Y ,Pear·boetr rourteq they Mr. Wilson, bY publl&biD~ f,uf lonBwt>r to bla charges. But for aome whlcb .they did not . e~:pll.tn, ' ' .. '·' wor• was aut to · ua 'tueSday after tbat our anawer to Mr. Wtls0a'a l•rl:lcle would not be publtst.ed. 1 n ~ ~ clU'b woe_qJn of on TuesJ\aY mornln(, ~­ ;,ii1l:.:!~:::'':." 5, thinking 1b't!y . ~J~Jd·I.J~t ' r· ' . show us the Pttni!J welt.re and 1 mar· Jll1lf0 Ia. w propoa-ed by M. Jil; ~ilupertatend~n~. o 1 KUnsas City .schools. ;:;;~: ~ UMBRELLAS UNDERWEAR ., Joseph Carr, a tonnet' sport~.w: t'l~l· 'IQI the 03tlo State Journal. brlnrs U(bt a recent: btte"few ~be had Dl}lon, retardlnr soma or Jaclt'e , lmanv battlea. , j •"Well, ' lack, J 1believe one, nl,gbt t 'you "'ben you wm nearer a :lk.nO<,kout than you ever were ill an career,'' remartted ~r.· Carr. uyes, 13nd I ean ten you ·whea," reDUlou. ,,Jt w&.s tbt- Um8 1 met Sweater Coat• for Young Men, Boys and Ladies-,..Button front, Slip-o~rs, jersey, Turtle-neck, in all styles and colors. A wonderful line, and !cannot be beaten anywhere. $1.50 to $12.00 toutb oustomer, 'Kid' Clark! at Handkerchiefs, Initial or Plain, Cambric, Linen and Silk,, ~~--~~·~ colors lOc to 75c he • ' Silk S_hirti, 0 GIVE HIM A HAT ORJ!)ERI ' GkOVES I• Xmal. b~jlni. ; , I ' l " I .! Men'1 .flannel Shirts, line ' all wool broadcloth;· tolors, blue, ~khi, red, il'~• brown, tan, lar1e. an,~ ~~~~ ,cMcked;. sizes 14 to L7, , $1.110 to $5.00 ! i, $7.00 " Men's Hllto !ttnd Caps1 all colors and styles, SUIT CASES AND TRAVELING BAGS b81ore d'o~ng 'rou1' ·- --~ ... HATS AND CAPS ,, . ·~ . I ; , the ada In tbe D~lly Nt'lfil to· ' tt.oo to ,u.po ,, " . , W~rk •Sbil't~ ~f~ every de·• , • ,1 scription .:.; ,. Mad~. :,.: Wool; Outing, Je~, .. .: llbc ~ St.Sb ' Aleo.~qiiL!~e. ~ya' Shirta· ' Adler's Famous Gloves, for Men, Boys ·and Children; . slill-lined ot tln'lined, !' : ' . } I $3.00 ' \ .$1.0IJ.fo ' • ' .....' , ... ' '. ----~ · OBTAIN JURY IN HERRiN MINE. 'Ln.:J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 8, 1922 Description An account of the resource An issue of The Daily News