https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7c306fb84bc20d93c2f300e634b80b82.pdf 53762731bed5e572597472290bfcd46d PDF Text Text A. Smltb Mr and Mra Warr"n Harris or Me'lgs countyf wt re In Advert~ j fo bi the P811"r """ ~.. - clrtl!ai& ' -·- of Law -' ' • Old Santa ,, I " ~~~ \ . l I' 'i \ ! J ..,. Coming.'*. · ~ ··,~··· ,..:--..._ ~ Is f. ~ ~ WILL YOU ACT "SANTA" FOR,. POOR ' Council Prodt Pollee DenniS<In 0 Dec ~ - C1tY Council bas orde~e-d PDIIce to tatch boo~h~l and1s11ued gamblers or 1oaewhen thetrItjobs ""'"'""' tbe (.lrder wat 1e11.ruad that detectlvee workln~: un~ der Prosecutor Ruesall C DoiV'9rll .b d e\lldence agalnjjt 20 bQotlea~ v;hl~h will b1 submitted to tbe grand jury RtfUMI to Give Up Offtot, Elyria., 0 , Dec 9 - Poatmuter D CASE $:10· w Seward, Democrat, ousted )'etlter day1 refW!ed to -turn th& Elyr{a post olftce over to 1 W McHenry, Repub ucan named acting postmaster' lu Wa11htngtan orderi Seward b&a de man(]od 11.n ofll.cial checking up of bi'H acoounlll before Ji.e reltnqulahes the FOit THE HOI.lllAY SEASON omce • ' S•cand VIctim or ExploJion. Dayton 0 , Dec 9 -Qha.rln A Brown b-rakeman, <lied from iPJur~es BUstulned w.hen a JocomoUve exp]od ed Nov 2!l near Xenia Fjrema~ Ed ward Kemmer was tnatanHy killed and Harry Sllfor.cJ., the engineer, wu badlY burned and le atlll In the hos pi tal The Neweet Artide on the Market For ' Chriatmao Gifts. Made of "l\tra quahty leather fimsh Dupont, heavy biri!je board, of steel irames, two Eagle llleavy brao..,plated side hasp locks, stlk fin1sh llnmt, with ind1vidual compartments, and ' complete Wltb II useful lv01y T01let Art1cles conoiotmr of genume Bmtle Half Brush, ,C~I>, MirrorkTQoth Brush Holder, Soap 13ox, $ted Cuticle 11ife, Stoel Double Cut Flextblc File, salve Jjlr, Powder Box, Emery Box and Sli!i8 Horn. SEE WINDOW See End ot Strike, Clnc lnt•atl Dec 9 - l'be t~lx mooth11 atrlke ot shoeworkers may be ended toda.y, 1ft wa~ Mated In union circles A suggestion lnclu41ng a compromise w to b; dlucuased by :the various nnlooa The strike has afr6Cted prac Ucmlly evflf'y &hoe f&ctory In tbe city MO'I'ION I'll Ell J'Oit NEW KltA US TJtiAf, Attorney A 1J llu!11 Pl l mollon ~)r n ullw t!lnl In Su an l\1 Jlllf4 whn \\ •n Davia Ha• Toft11i• Removed. Cleveland ~ ~ -Oover.nor Davia ha4 hit tontlll removed !Jy a local physician Tb& operation WM:s performed to, thp doctor • olftct, after whtch the governor went to bla rooin ln & local hotel He 11 reeqng ea.sy fnmu l gul ltv ou the f.l eu mrl (Ounl f1 1,., 1y lndld men! 1 Nu JIHJI lll\Ollt WIll llHUie !OI\1\y lJ> th n f mn t Ju l when tl r mot'nn ""l11 1hl,l m! tllln dr~.lmfl thut The \Or 1rtl r t nr 1he jm y h1 not JUstah11>1l by l! llnidfllll ; v!Jlen ce !hat votdlct ot th u july l11 r nlrnt) tn !11 1' cvlt'l'liCO of lilll ll w n I the 1 liKe tltnt the court Clt C•I In urlrnltt!Tig llv!Jrncc of the f' lfllt nVt'l t h• objection nf the ile- llle Gril:O Genera1 Sberma.n e suddenly of hea.rt de bodnuard dftJea~tt diea on bls farm ~Siest By FOSTER EGNER i Soot . Is coming 'llbat'l wJia~ are '8ll:loYtDf yo uare golllg to te!l y-our ,chtldrea Cbrlolmai ol01rrtl6t: ~t' '\ from now oil untll Cbrlstmaa rau t 11 11,.~ rf~em wonderful tQ look tnto tbelr 61:pett fYU ;1fho are Jet lace:. as you tell th~m tbla' Hun f6r"tlut boJt ot :!-..l:.e whO al'e drE:d.!J or thing.!! pau tbroU&;h tbelr 'J1 .....,. Mra: :CUI Shle{ti {Ia¥"'~ \ • ,utnber IS,'- rrlen\ia a6 bt:r ) b<thit I op (luttornat Jt.r.eet, wUb. ~ J'lve: Mua· dud p&rty yesterday llttet'DOO •• minds TM! little girls hav(l vblons qt naUrlahmeot ot brightly dre•11 ed dolls The ""·- ,_ Oh Chrtat.ma» momlD.g 7ot'\- ,._,U tet ~) n almQst h~Jr the whistles ot tbelr ee J'ou.r ...,.,t, 'l'lie ~ ~nf lifer loy trains and S~ Lbe1rt1113lvee rtdlng a.llorayi o.trrfee a Ulbt ~rt Sup'blcycle 110!8 10U look ~uad ¥ou 1~4 thel'e ere 'ny .6rort1J!1ate tab In Even the grown up tolks are aa n :\. , pecl:~ollt It a 1lun111 n na(ure Woe all nellhbor.bood. YQtJ ~now thty like to know lb:.t we are tolnJ to be euectlnr ''Banta {9(). You 'db r want to dbtlppotnt y,our ohlldr~a remembered on this day wbfcb de&JJ&: Do you nut those who ilre lest~ rO:. nates the .comtng or .Qbrlu It was tunate to torwet t.bat. tbere II' & gift to mankind Through this "Sante.' the warld may rejl81J.e aahatlon And remember tbH oUt at the Cllll which th •, Bible tells- us will lead to dre~'t Home there are .tome llt•le 1 1 ,....~ .' i eterne. I e cl:Jlaunm who lire eJ5)8etJaa ''0Jd >Silt' 'I'he coming ot Cbrl.st was a gift ot ta to ma.Jre Ilia JNrly Yjtft -v'f6l 1 love GJtts that YOU are gotng to dl1 f>"Out' r;,.wn 'I altnp ozt Obthtlli.1 'rlbute thll' year ue a &1ft of Jove lbomlnl do not torret ijaeae IHtle ua1 They are a mJrk or remembrance frortunate cbii4J"en who are In YOUr Yro uare I'Oinr to try to malc:e thla ~ctat8. Miatortua~ bae .plaeed t:btm. bhrlatma.e one that will Jong be re tbeioe Potsibly nttaYD.Ida:ble circum membere:l by ~rour children You stJpceJ bye »>aced tht:~,_ tlliere do ttiat It Is yoar duty 't!he Fro mwJaateYer cauae they lilire took <ltbcht lbat roo will r80elve ob lillr rto yon to act ''Old g~ .. lo or Chrl1twaa morning will more tbaa der ttrat t~~f mar ttot los• ~ttll pay rou tor the tllouble und expease linrnanlty that you hare "at~t through Yon sbould tbanll: rour M-aker tllat yo IW'e weJJ ani J ble to alford tbt I tb.&t You ..,.,~nt to gin J~r '!" T.he Ep~Op&l Tea -~ ~~! f.IQme of 14~• frank ~rW,e, '"''•S·~1 . ' ••d wu larply att•nded ''\'· JUJ~t'lf enjoyed b7 all preaO~t ' ¥tas Gertrude K&f, •1 J\t,ol~e. -,1 .C4Uiag on friend• la towa f.O$ ~ Mrs Vesper 9aual.'ler" ~~ IJqn""'l· ton arrived yeaterclay to be f.be rr~ pt ber 11eter, Mra, Atwood ~J "'~ ¥111 Bulle Wellor r~t11roed yeet~ d"'Y with ber &later, Mary, wtt~ .,,.. der~eut a aerlous operatlolf t'l ~ ~ ~ltal at Colum'Dua bu~ Is re~ed ~ be doing nicely i Andrew Zelbll', wbo bu ~·~ JU tor the pa.t wee:k I• rtt»>rte4 a.ot 1 ~ well tbla mornial 1 Jobll Soptervdle of Mal@ v· ~ aM T~omiB •ll)"11tnr ol ~l.<rt, W va , were eallen tn to!n today; The h01111 ol R. V J:hro\•1'1! Olt ~tDjiOlit• Hill, w.. "'' ..,.., r,t I ~ artllr yeet~rdi.J atttorJiQ:OII', 'wh•t Homp mteali>Oary jpel 'I'll-' ' . I PEACE a lima reported_ :~~ 10 enjoyed tbe ~easlolJ. i!Jr aaf M" t. D ,tl!ltt,il(" , oq~ 1bopploa ~~riD. , ,., -./ ' lbake~re· cfllH)i ,ftU lliHt lft-~MOD , ,.{ t)le Curt W•vt.r ~ftdren bola-., P.t ~ 1 1 ..--..------- 1 ve to~ '~ ·~ ~, 1 HAs 1·! rim ~tut q&llat~ ~ blf tween P 8 A . ._ J': I P'lqpil!ll ~If" rotutnM 11i;t!m ,Cqlut!J!"\~; ,.,.,,..,t "'at w very det~trut banate 111 yollr• ! Old Grande t1 tbeIJcbten•tl:«t• werek.oethi • ,.,, l:t: bf ¥tu Lucille Jon 83, who served ln tbo Seventh ln dependent Ohio .aharpshoote~11 during the Chll WJLI' and wae a member of lhnt the fOurl etrel In re iJ cr l lllK cvl1len1e oll'ered hy • l tir ~ fe.dJI\m-.u~~ ~001 f(!'6t ll)~ L1Dtllt,r wb(l 1 tean~oe• Ated Veteran Dtad. MaryniHe, 0, Dee 9-0 D Dll ' fr ltdllll ~ ptcl'l'h ~~~:J.'~w;o~~:1t!;;~i~;~\~; \lo.JY Put workf apd li ~ii hou~ L&aYe &a.ID.I at1Dallr and receive rewatd L; J ! 1.2-t-Jt BIG INSURANCE ON VIOLIN N'eh 8,._ time there $8 a deft ' with tl11 America» SNAP SHOTS t~o nead th(l Doll)' N11w.t Brltl•h (By 'l'lle --; A-llt;J Pre<ti) "'T 8TIIlRLINO, Ky, wJth tbe death of • Heal/aveslmenlVOR your assurance in securing the best r heating investment, see a Ra y-G io in action~then dec1de lind 'Y.IfiOUI d t~ltjlO t lh.1tW1II • You wdl recogntze the convenience and economy of this heater nt once Conventent in that there ts no dust, smoke or ash removal. Economical in operation on account of the small amount of gas tt consumes and the ease wtth wh1ch tt can be controlled to meet weather ~ondttions. 'fhe Rust :Variety sto.-8 wiU• be ope11 evecy111!1ht matl. 'Phe R:~y-Glo sends forth at' a radaant heat tne moment it" IJI!hled There are no fumes It burna completely nnd dlie~ently, wurmm~ first the lower level of the ...room Lenving the .ur that you breathe, freah, Ndt only "tile Rny-Gio tnexpen81ve to operate, but the in~lial cost. 18 10% to 25% lower thnn any 11milar t r.~e ofltenter U nhke many of lhese beaten, low g.. pr<OBure does not elfe,t the Ray·Gio It ~tvea just the r~ht )Vdrmth, no muller liow cold the day may be. rnvct~t 10 henll n!l ns c aefully :18 you inveat Ill your: home Hr•l wlatn JIU 111ant •t- w•tr" yo• wal it-at alowr to~ f. ,,,til&~ Tht Perlec::t Gae Plro fttuse SCORE PERI$HED untli•CIIrist> • dec 9-2t �T ./ NEWS ' .INp. IN Tl!!l 'Q!IIII~OY &ttb··~o~, (l""' .. ,~ if+ '1 • .'\ •'· ' ' '' 0 0 Thursday and Friday Decenber 14-15th 0 0 ' 10 I@ . @) foro .. HERE ARE A FEW REASONS WHY THE NEW IS/ IIWTANY LION "ROARS• AT PBNN GAIIIB It took a bnve euneta~n to a clooe up of thlt r<llrinl, niDJIIIOOUI lion, but jlllt ......... o11f'Mly• k wu oal;r,a ~~.. who drnl tlie attcotlon of ~'"'dreda wllb ' bit lcrodolll CIDOrillp. On llnllldlft Pleld, Phlladel[lhla, · Pa., when lhe Penn State - "Nittan, Lloaa" fovcht lhe .Penn Ulllvonlty eleven tooth and naiL ljl tpke of thoho "~<ina~ ....COt ,howner @) @) We offer you for the first time a shoe built so perfectly that you can put it on @) new and -walk miles and miles, right away, and your comfortable feet will tell the @) • @) story: A shoe that actually needs no ''breaking in." The FLEXATED SHOE ~mbodies an entirely new principle in shoe making. 0 ••t • ' MARKET TODAY: I'I!)ELITY IN l'IJHLIC SERVICE. '"" . DR, Al.Y,IN Gnduate Lii:IBied II!! ' " : All - 4 I\ ' I ~~~.~.:e¥c~P,f the rollers. · 'Low design easy to' reach over. Wrings backward and forward. Adjustable to fi.ve pooitiono. Automatic tilting drain plate. Pt,>$itive lightning quick tension release. Self adjusting. ·•· Rolls easily cleaned. ·; •. ~r!'~"';NJl~S;OF .WORKKMANIJWP '. •' ~ . . ""·'"' ,,,.,,. ~,.-r ~~·~··~ ''W~II;· f~mtJlm,, . h!'' hl)tr !~' foll'ietlin•• tit~'• .wprpt, )Ill fra~ '~' llfiY hf ~'"'I'~~ '"I' .,~., on wJiln ~f• ~·n.•· Ql thin\·h•'• httor >lltfll ht'i WOrHI' ' , r -.; "". · a. ' ·~:· Gome. tq our•store. c?ii•i(ry '•liom .. ttot linin. ele/1'; . JIIT,.''"''~t" .• :alsplay: rthe MAYTAG Gyrafoam Wa•h- d lt.b the !amouo MaN •' Pr'P~PI· ~'!l"'~~'i!•\ i-l\4.~·'h~ I I h or yourae f the action t at '•, WOm "-~ ' \!ery)V ·.• here, Leam · r "A Tm,npe~t in a Tub." d is astoun ing h ' • Ued W y It 18 C8 ! • ~ , ,. c 'There is orily ' ,me'~ ~· · · '''-'' '""-- !W!Illl '--• a WO.-nUI · -~·-'-· 1 · · , .. f J'·O!I ~ rawze ' ~ ;1 f w~ We have a machine on wftfc!em'o nstrate it for you. See 1 .-. ' · • • •. \ y .• q m&ch"' the M,ar~ q~~ Wuber jl. See.it~ the JMeMASTER-:iiADWARE COMPANY • make gooil~ ~h~t h8VC I\Oriou~ d~f.~tts \VPM' qnly· ~ little while. A wp1·km11J1 or a . ~ropri@~•r (m,Ji!t1Ao be ashamed to tu>n out nn atticlc that will prove dls~p· \ , po•httjipjr to the user. Poor goods are expensive anq 1!1111 to ~~t Ill the ntce•sity fr>r freq~ent replijcemcnt. ' . There is oo,ly one way you can realize what a wonderful improvement the new Mft:YTAG Gyrafoam W.,-her is-YOU MUST'SEE. IT. YCIU mutt iee the wonderful action of the ' water. No\~ng like it has ever been seen 'beore. You rhilat hear the gur~ling, watery, -. '\VMf\inK~ ~~·na. t • . ,'-" "·' .: • _ ) • """'""" w , ., •·,opem\., · _, ;p~ ,.• . ,• ••£:;'Multi •Motor whloh ·: /! ,.. m~ny producers . / I!JII!" ~ '"II -.}~ l '.t~{/•' 1 r MIDDLEPORT, OHIO. .... ~ F. Besserer. George Wessa was a Sunday visit· ~~i~~tCIIII ~ ~··<·AU PIP,.. !1!'1'1'·!1!" S CHAlftiB m.w,, w..J, •J..rnUu.W,ui .., Pro~ll~ b,.Jain., •JI!!.A_:, liii!Jli.mle the ~~. them1elv~ indtbted to the ~ni·~y, p.\!fH.~~~-~~it· · ' 1" -~,.,r, .._ I ...... ~ J.lt · . For Men and Women • Ask For a Fitting Demonstration "Pieue Save M: feet!" We don't nsk you to buy• a pair of FLEXATED SHOES. All we usk is that you come in and let us give you a fitting demonsb'ation. Try c·n a pair. We fit them the new way of measuring to insure perfect ~~ and comfort-from the heel to the ball of the foot. You'll realize the advantage of C1is new day way of fitting when you sirp out in these shoes. Yvu'll ·be delighted ot their ease, freedom and comfort. @ @ ~~ Street, ot Alesander -burn after wearing yoor 1h011 an hour or two? The Grant Flexated Sboe ' ® City, Ala., whO Is representing -h urt after standing? 'be or witH ~1 ien~ ... Huntlngtou. Arthur Roberts, a. former l'eslflent or Middleport, hut no-..: living In Ath- @ ens, · 0., was here StlM!fi.Y, calling Oil> @) friend s. ~ Miss Ethel O'Leary rcturne..t today I@· to her employm~nt fn Cnlumbns, @ having spent a few daye with hom(l @ fol!~~s VIrginia -ankles turn from weakneu? All these foot troubles are caused by wearing shoes not suited ' to your feet. Note text for explanation of how simply these troub'!~~"can now avoided while wearing faohionable shoes. ' 1 m - dull ache In your heel? - tire easily when walk1ng? - pains In the arch? -shooting JUlina at the baae of your toea? ...-f.l81ns in your lower leg, knee or thigh? frl emle 111- 'Gnlllpplls. · I~· Mrs. W. Castoe ancl daughter , • Grace, of Point Pleasa11t., wr,rl! Snn- 0 day vhlitors with Mr. ,u:d Ktr~. P. R. @ Edwards. @) Mrs. Frfmk Fellow~ r~tu~d Sat- @ urda"y ··evetltn·g 10 'het' ' Mmei'WI·Htmt- · ~ lngton, after a few da.ya bUBfrt<:SS fill· (!) It bare. S Mr. and Mrs. William Bene11tt left ~ this morning tor a f e wdays vls lt 1 ~ with reluttve and frlencle lnQolumbne 1@> Bobble, little son or Mr. aa1 [' Mrs. I~ William Owens, Is much Improved nfter a , week' ,II 9 lltesl!. . 1o @ Mrs. Lily Oalewood return~J home Satnrday after a severr.l weeks visit @ 0 \)nth relattveB at Ma.rtlnl! Fsrry, 0. 0 Pa.ul Hol'!mau Wll8 11 week·eDtl vi s· 0 . ' !tor with home folks. 0 I Judge J. Mauck or Oalllpolls. 0 visited Saturlay with M:r. and Mrs. C. @) ' A foot .,sufferer wrot~ to the maken of Flexated Shoes starting the .J etter "Please Save My })let!" They wrote a letter in answer to this plea which was circulated privately by this correspondent among friends, who again circulated it among their friends. Then grew a demand for this iuformation, which has been oreprinted in a booklet which you can have free. It ·b ears the title "Please Save My Feet." Ask for it. the 0 Wayne f'. Sewell Produ<'ing Co., ar0 rived here yesterdft.y to coach the 1 ~ Pythian sisters In puttJn~ on their 0 play. • 0 Mrs. Ada. Stalter 1!:1 qnlte &tck at @) her home on Fifth street. @) David Herrman of Poiot Pleasant, Zeiher's Shoe Store @ ~ W. Va., waa h.,; yesterday ' calling on frtendR. @)@@@@@)@@)@)@)@)@)@@)@)@)@)@@)@~~~ 0 George B. Sayre wll l!lrrtve tonight to visit over the hollclal?' with Charles. Sny'e and aunt, M19R Win- l'l'R ' Ji OGRESSIV£ ! CONFERENCE ~ 1 '• 1; - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - ; . , ; Miss Harrle Marfto Smith wtll Jt!ave tomorrow tor a w~ek's vncatlon (By The Assoclnted Press) 1 1 trip to Huntington, Clnclnn:ltl ancl CLEVELAND, Dec. jl.-Tl1 e twoColumbus. l day conterencc Cor progressive poutteal action opened l1cre tudav with representatives of labor, the ro.rm1 labor and national co-rnuthan league. Progressive u.nd duclal!!:lta are attenctance to carry out n. policy j Mra. Charles -Hanley returned yeslbr present anti futuro polttlc-al ac- , 1 terday to her bome In Glom"ter, rolUon. Most of the openi ng ~ee!IIOQ h>wing a tew daya visit with Mrs. C. w_as ~ devoted to the reading of re~ ' D. Smltb and tamlly, DURANGO, Colo., Dec. 11.·-R. porta, appointments of ('l.lffil!tlttces Day, editor ot the Dul'ango Democrat and the annual a.drtreSd or Wilnm H. 1 today wne tou,nd not gnllty or the~ Johnston, lnterJlatlona \ preshknt or ch~rge of murder, ror which he was the machlnlsh' union and the tn-csl~ tried in conencUon with tho t.eath I dent or th ecoference. -_ ot Wtlltam F". Wood, clly editor of the. Durango Harald, taaL Al)rfl ! EDITOR IS l ACQUJTIED lin OF MURDER s. i U.,, Do Your Feet Show Any of These Symptoms? I@) .See A~~emonstr~~on~­ You, Too, ·wm-Marvel! ".:.";;;;;;;;;:.~ to 9<Jium bus c.r with relutlpes In Parkoralltll'g, W. @) Va. ' @) Ferry Rife waa a ~unday ,;nest o01 @) 'Here are Some of the ~\J~IIi Features of thit Wri~Jier: ··h ,. R. C. ,N:cKnlg}!.t mo.tored I ye,elOI'day a1111 will vl'!it In tile city ~ 1 for a few d~Poys. ' ~ R. A. Mill er was a week-~nd "!!:lit- @) , wwer Wringer made~ FLEXA TED SHOES are made for men and women in the most stylish aod up-to-date lasts. A rare combination <>f quality, style and perfect comfort. 1~· on frleods. Mr. and Mrs.' Elmer Reed a!ul Mrs. Q It will wash 'd9thes cl~n in from three to eight minutes, · a ccording to kirid and how badly soiled. It is self cleaning. It is equipped with the' famof" M~y!ag all-metal divided wringer, which is unquestionably the . . moot highly perfected ' Jt BUimJ.AM 1 ~ @) It is a shoe that will keep well feet well and bring relief from arch, toe and leg .... @) Mre:. Lily L~ley nncl son, Daker, @) strains. E'.very part of it supports the arch. or Cl\eslllre; were h~e Sntu rdt:y 1 nll- 1@) Sunday guest with Mende Ju Corn- 11he tub is cast aluminum which will not rot, rust, cor· rode, swell, warp or split, a!lll Willll.st a life till)e. . The shape of the tub makes it' easy to ~ork with. Has no exposed machinery. The li4 is entirely free of mechanism or obstruction. 0 0 0 tho PeM Sllte !tam wu delt1t0d ol Pena to >be tone 1>17-6. . IS THE BEST WASHING MACHINE ON THE You will say it is the most perfect fitting and most flexible shoe you ever had on your feet. It has no stiff arch props, but it gives the arch a firm, gentle, massaging support which exercises and strengthens weakeend muscles . It is a shoe that will fit 95 per cent feet and fit them correctly, from the heel to the hall of the foot. 0 by UlllveFtlty I ' A tri bute of Ul'fA'eciat.ton has been paid by men of all pat•ties , ~o !'he 1"19 J~mes R. M11nn, who, for 2':i years 1ij~s hlll4 ~ conspicuPUS place in Congress. People migllt disayreo with him, but they recogrlli:ed his untiring wo•·k to serve the people Jntclligcl!tiY· · Whila lllRIIY !Wlitici~ns wc1·c running around to ll~tter their ponstituenta with little favor• and specialtorivilegcs for, thei•r own ·· <il~trjct~,' Mr. Mann was inveotigating wrth untiring diligence the merits Qf legislative pmpcsitio~s are respect• the interest of the •!)'hole J!Obplc until he bJeame, a perfect encyclopaedia of informa'· '' ~ I , t1on 11bd~~ government activities. TIJ,e Cllijntrl' w~nt~ IJIOra f~ithf111 me'fi f that ttype, an'd fe'\Ver 'pork chuers. At Our Store, Dr. Rosenthal who Comes Direct From the Factory I ·R a ' d I BUY THE PARTS FOR THAT XMAS RADIO SET NOW , . Reduced prices on the following Statxlard Partt: Workrite Variometers .......•.... , $3.50 Workrite Variocouplars . . , .. , , , • ,;, 3.50 Crosley V. T.. Sockets . , , . , , . , , .. , • .>40 Crosley Rheostats . . ....... .... , , •. .40 Murdock 2,000 Ohm Headoe.t s •• , ; , \ , 4:75 \ • Signal I I Plate Variable Con'de111er1 .• ,) Signal 23 Plate Variable Condensers., Copper Aenal Wire per 150 eet .. .... . ' Insulators fbr Aerial , • , •• ,. , , , • . . �T ./ NEWS ' .INp. IN Tl!!l 'Q!IIII~OY &ttb··~o~, (l""' .. ,~ if+ '1 • .'\ •'· ' ' '' 0 0 Thursday and Friday Decenber 14-15th 0 0 ' 10 I@ . @) foro .. HERE ARE A FEW REASONS WHY THE NEW IS/ IIWTANY LION "ROARS• AT PBNN GAIIIB It took a bnve euneta~n to a clooe up of thlt r<llrinl, niDJIIIOOUI lion, but jlllt ......... o11f'Mly• k wu oal;r,a ~~.. who drnl tlie attcotlon of ~'"'dreda wllb ' bit lcrodolll CIDOrillp. On llnllldlft Pleld, Phlladel[lhla, · Pa., when lhe Penn State - "Nittan, Lloaa" fovcht lhe .Penn Ulllvonlty eleven tooth and naiL ljl tpke of thoho "~<ina~ ....COt ,howner @) @) We offer you for the first time a shoe built so perfectly that you can put it on @) new and -walk miles and miles, right away, and your comfortable feet will tell the @) • @) story: A shoe that actually needs no ''breaking in." The FLEXATED SHOE ~mbodies an entirely new principle in shoe making. 0 ••t • ' MARKET TODAY: I'I!)ELITY IN l'IJHLIC SERVICE. '"" . DR, Al.Y,IN Gnduate Lii:IBied II!! ' " : All - 4 I\ ' I ~~~.~.:e¥c~P,f the rollers. · 'Low design easy to' reach over. Wrings backward and forward. Adjustable to fi.ve pooitiono. Automatic tilting drain plate. Pt,>$itive lightning quick tension release. Self adjusting. ·•· Rolls easily cleaned. ·; •. ~r!'~"';NJl~S;OF .WORKKMANIJWP '. •' ~ . . ""·'"' ,,,.,,. ~,.-r ~~·~··~ ''W~II;· f~mtJlm,, . h!'' hl)tr !~' foll'ietlin•• tit~'• .wprpt, )Ill fra~ '~' llfiY hf ~'"'I'~~ '"I' .,~., on wJiln ~f• ~·n.•· Ql thin\·h•'• httor >lltfll ht'i WOrHI' ' , r -.; "". · a. ' ·~:· Gome. tq our•store. c?ii•i(ry '•liom .. ttot linin. ele/1'; . JIIT,.''"''~t" .• :alsplay: rthe MAYTAG Gyrafoam Wa•h- d lt.b the !amouo MaN •' Pr'P~PI· ~'!l"'~~'i!•\ i-l\4.~·'h~ I I h or yourae f the action t at '•, WOm "-~ ' \!ery)V ·.• here, Leam · r "A Tm,npe~t in a Tub." d is astoun ing h ' • Ued W y It 18 C8 ! • ~ , ,. c 'There is orily ' ,me'~ ~· · · '''-'' '""-- !W!Illl '--• a WO.-nUI · -~·-'-· 1 · · , .. f J'·O!I ~ rawze ' ~ ;1 f w~ We have a machine on wftfc!em'o nstrate it for you. See 1 .-. ' · • • •. \ y .• q m&ch"' the M,ar~ q~~ Wuber jl. See.it~ the JMeMASTER-:iiADWARE COMPANY • make gooil~ ~h~t h8VC I\Oriou~ d~f.~tts \VPM' qnly· ~ little while. A wp1·km11J1 or a . ~ropri@~•r (m,Ji!t1Ao be ashamed to tu>n out nn atticlc that will prove dls~p· \ , po•httjipjr to the user. Poor goods are expensive anq 1!1111 to ~~t Ill the ntce•sity fr>r freq~ent replijcemcnt. ' . There is oo,ly one way you can realize what a wonderful improvement the new Mft:YTAG Gyrafoam W.,-her is-YOU MUST'SEE. IT. YCIU mutt iee the wonderful action of the ' water. No\~ng like it has ever been seen 'beore. You rhilat hear the gur~ling, watery, -. '\VMf\inK~ ~~·na. t • . ,'-" "·' .: • _ ) • """'""" w , ., •·,opem\., · _, ;p~ ,.• . ,• ••£:;'Multi •Motor whloh ·: /! ,.. m~ny producers . / I!JII!" ~ '"II -.}~ l '.t~{/•' 1 r MIDDLEPORT, OHIO. .... ~ F. Besserer. George Wessa was a Sunday visit· ~~i~~tCIIII ~ ~··<·AU PIP,.. !1!'1'1'·!1!" S CHAlftiB m.w,, w..J, •J..rnUu.W,ui .., Pro~ll~ b,.Jain., •JI!!.A_:, liii!Jli.mle the ~~. them1elv~ indtbted to the ~ni·~y, p.\!fH.~~~-~~it· · ' 1" -~,.,r, .._ I ...... ~ J.lt · . For Men and Women • Ask For a Fitting Demonstration "Pieue Save M: feet!" We don't nsk you to buy• a pair of FLEXATED SHOES. All we usk is that you come in and let us give you a fitting demonsb'ation. Try c·n a pair. We fit them the new way of measuring to insure perfect ~~ and comfort-from the heel to the ball of the foot. You'll realize the advantage of C1is new day way of fitting when you sirp out in these shoes. Yvu'll ·be delighted ot their ease, freedom and comfort. @ @ ~~ Street, ot Alesander -burn after wearing yoor 1h011 an hour or two? The Grant Flexated Sboe ' ® City, Ala., whO Is representing -h urt after standing? 'be or witH ~1 ien~ ... Huntlngtou. Arthur Roberts, a. former l'eslflent or Middleport, hut no-..: living In Ath- @ ens, · 0., was here StlM!fi.Y, calling Oil> @) friend s. ~ Miss Ethel O'Leary rcturne..t today I@· to her employm~nt fn Cnlumbns, @ having spent a few daye with hom(l @ fol!~~s VIrginia -ankles turn from weakneu? All these foot troubles are caused by wearing shoes not suited ' to your feet. Note text for explanation of how simply these troub'!~~"can now avoided while wearing faohionable shoes. ' 1 m - dull ache In your heel? - tire easily when walk1ng? - pains In the arch? -shooting JUlina at the baae of your toea? ...-f.l81ns in your lower leg, knee or thigh? frl emle 111- 'Gnlllpplls. · I~· Mrs. W. Castoe ancl daughter , • Grace, of Point Pleasa11t., wr,rl! Snn- 0 day vhlitors with Mr. ,u:d Ktr~. P. R. @ Edwards. @) Mrs. Frfmk Fellow~ r~tu~d Sat- @ urda"y ··evetltn·g 10 'het' ' Mmei'WI·Htmt- · ~ lngton, after a few da.ya bUBfrt<:SS fill· (!) It bare. S Mr. and Mrs. William Bene11tt left ~ this morning tor a f e wdays vls lt 1 ~ with reluttve and frlencle lnQolumbne 1@> Bobble, little son or Mr. aa1 [' Mrs. I~ William Owens, Is much Improved nfter a , week' ,II 9 lltesl!. . 1o @ Mrs. Lily Oalewood return~J home Satnrday after a severr.l weeks visit @ 0 \)nth relattveB at Ma.rtlnl! Fsrry, 0. 0 Pa.ul Hol'!mau Wll8 11 week·eDtl vi s· 0 . ' !tor with home folks. 0 I Judge J. Mauck or Oalllpolls. 0 visited Saturlay with M:r. and Mrs. C. @) ' A foot .,sufferer wrot~ to the maken of Flexated Shoes starting the .J etter "Please Save My })let!" They wrote a letter in answer to this plea which was circulated privately by this correspondent among friends, who again circulated it among their friends. Then grew a demand for this iuformation, which has been oreprinted in a booklet which you can have free. It ·b ears the title "Please Save My Feet." Ask for it. the 0 Wayne f'. Sewell Produ<'ing Co., ar0 rived here yesterdft.y to coach the 1 ~ Pythian sisters In puttJn~ on their 0 play. • 0 Mrs. Ada. Stalter 1!:1 qnlte &tck at @) her home on Fifth street. @) David Herrman of Poiot Pleasant, Zeiher's Shoe Store @ ~ W. Va., waa h.,; yesterday ' calling on frtendR. @)@@@@@)@@)@)@)@)@)@@)@)@)@)@@)@~~~ 0 George B. Sayre wll l!lrrtve tonight to visit over the hollclal?' with Charles. Sny'e and aunt, M19R Win- l'l'R ' Ji OGRESSIV£ ! CONFERENCE ~ 1 '• 1; - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - ; . , ; Miss Harrle Marfto Smith wtll Jt!ave tomorrow tor a w~ek's vncatlon (By The Assoclnted Press) 1 1 trip to Huntington, Clnclnn:ltl ancl CLEVELAND, Dec. jl.-Tl1 e twoColumbus. l day conterencc Cor progressive poutteal action opened l1cre tudav with representatives of labor, the ro.rm1 labor and national co-rnuthan league. Progressive u.nd duclal!!:lta are attenctance to carry out n. policy j Mra. Charles -Hanley returned yeslbr present anti futuro polttlc-al ac- , 1 terday to her bome In Glom"ter, rolUon. Most of the openi ng ~ee!IIOQ h>wing a tew daya visit with Mrs. C. w_as ~ devoted to the reading of re~ ' D. Smltb and tamlly, DURANGO, Colo., Dec. 11.·-R. porta, appointments of ('l.lffil!tlttces Day, editor ot the Dul'ango Democrat and the annual a.drtreSd or Wilnm H. 1 today wne tou,nd not gnllty or the~ Johnston, lnterJlatlona \ preshknt or ch~rge of murder, ror which he was the machlnlsh' union and the tn-csl~ tried in conencUon with tho t.eath I dent or th ecoference. -_ ot Wtlltam F". Wood, clly editor of the. Durango Harald, taaL Al)rfl ! EDITOR IS l ACQUJTIED lin OF MURDER s. i U.,, Do Your Feet Show Any of These Symptoms? I@) .See A~~emonstr~~on~­ You, Too, ·wm-Marvel! ".:.";;;;;;;;;:.~ to 9<Jium bus c.r with relutlpes In Parkoralltll'g, W. @) Va. ' @) Ferry Rife waa a ~unday ,;nest o01 @) 'Here are Some of the ~\J~IIi Features of thit Wri~Jier: ··h ,. R. C. ,N:cKnlg}!.t mo.tored I ye,elOI'day a1111 will vl'!it In tile city ~ 1 for a few d~Poys. ' ~ R. A. Mill er was a week-~nd "!!:lit- @) , wwer Wringer made~ FLEXA TED SHOES are made for men and women in the most stylish aod up-to-date lasts. A rare combination <>f quality, style and perfect comfort. 1~· on frleods. Mr. and Mrs.' Elmer Reed a!ul Mrs. Q It will wash 'd9thes cl~n in from three to eight minutes, · a ccording to kirid and how badly soiled. It is self cleaning. It is equipped with the' famof" M~y!ag all-metal divided wringer, which is unquestionably the . . moot highly perfected ' Jt BUimJ.AM 1 ~ @) It is a shoe that will keep well feet well and bring relief from arch, toe and leg .... @) Mre:. Lily L~ley nncl son, Daker, @) strains. E'.very part of it supports the arch. or Cl\eslllre; were h~e Sntu rdt:y 1 nll- 1@) Sunday guest with Mende Ju Corn- 11he tub is cast aluminum which will not rot, rust, cor· rode, swell, warp or split, a!lll Willll.st a life till)e. . The shape of the tub makes it' easy to ~ork with. Has no exposed machinery. The li4 is entirely free of mechanism or obstruction. 0 0 0 tho PeM Sllte !tam wu delt1t0d ol Pena to >be tone 1>17-6. . IS THE BEST WASHING MACHINE ON THE You will say it is the most perfect fitting and most flexible shoe you ever had on your feet. It has no stiff arch props, but it gives the arch a firm, gentle, massaging support which exercises and strengthens weakeend muscles . It is a shoe that will fit 95 per cent feet and fit them correctly, from the heel to the hall of the foot. 0 by UlllveFtlty I ' A tri bute of Ul'fA'eciat.ton has been paid by men of all pat•ties , ~o !'he 1"19 J~mes R. M11nn, who, for 2':i years 1ij~s hlll4 ~ conspicuPUS place in Congress. People migllt disayreo with him, but they recogrlli:ed his untiring wo•·k to serve the people Jntclligcl!tiY· · Whila lllRIIY !Wlitici~ns wc1·c running around to ll~tter their ponstituenta with little favor• and specialtorivilegcs for, thei•r own ·· <il~trjct~,' Mr. Mann was inveotigating wrth untiring diligence the merits Qf legislative pmpcsitio~s are respect• the interest of the •!)'hole J!Obplc until he bJeame, a perfect encyclopaedia of informa'· '' ~ I , t1on 11bd~~ government activities. TIJ,e Cllijntrl' w~nt~ IJIOra f~ithf111 me'fi f that ttype, an'd fe'\Ver 'pork chuers. At Our Store, Dr. Rosenthal who Comes Direct From the Factory I ·R a ' d I BUY THE PARTS FOR THAT XMAS RADIO SET NOW , . Reduced prices on the following Statxlard Partt: Workrite Variometers .......•.... , $3.50 Workrite Variocouplars . . , .. , , , • ,;, 3.50 Crosley V. T.. Sockets . , , . , , . , , .. , • .>40 Crosley Rheostats . . ....... .... , , •. .40 Murdock 2,000 Ohm Headoe.t s •• , ; , \ , 4:75 \ • Signal I I Plate Variable Con'de111er1 .• ,) Signal 23 Plate Variable Condensers., Copper Aenal Wire per 150 eet .. .... . ' Insulators fbr Aerial , • , •• ,. , , , • . . �Tbe ann•aJ 111:::; or tbe ve.r ·ising . ' . ' is r,ad bf lllo~n!l.t of P'oP,Ie dailY ip order jlbi!P.\i;;~llt•lr want&. "l'liat•s why th•lil! J,~ds bring ~¥•h -~~k ! holders ot 'l'he Farmer3' B~)t ;,pd 1 Sil vlnre. Company, Pomeroy, l)l}lo,~~rl the election o~ Olr&ct-ora and to• ih& ~ i4 tr&nsactloo 'ot 8l!Ch othl!r bushl\!1!; may come 'before Sild meeting, will he held In tbe bnk'l" oftlce OD the e.veOJ~ ot \1/ed,-day , Janu.uy 10: 1923, tit 7 o'clock Oetkge H. Parker, Secreta.ry ,,..,•..,,, cl- ~si j\ed aqv~rli(ljlme ~ts are one ce11t a "'c~d -~ ~1iiJ1~•'ftiGIR, , No ads 'WC~pU!d for lel\ll th~n 2fi cents. 919•' oaves al)lloya»ce and book,keepihr. >1 t ·~'-' ' ORCHESTRA OF PITTSBUR(;H, PA. , •''" , 4 rJ ~"'' , ,. ' I 1-. t A\lriiiuion $2.SO Couple: ' Jt 4 •i lo 1 Same OiCil~tra will c give a 'II"{ ' ' 101! f fOUNDERS AND If f ' .' L h' ' t MACiiiNIST&. ~:t .,. Rope Sheaveo and. bO:tf.i'f~r rope transmission; loading dumps .dedign~ and built cqnlplete. 1 Our engineers will come and help you P!l!fi' ~!;r!J)ping system or your power transmmio~;~ sign, manufacture and er""t it. We to rush orders . give exceptional . attenlioil . emergen<y servic~ for mjhcs an4 salt plants. Mine car wheels .of ~very kind; &olid, ro!ler bearing. ·' jestic theatre ~tween 6 and 8 p, lm.',·'Fueaday. ' Come and l:teu;(h-eir wonderfu1 · m~eiC: ~ t soothe• tir~ ~rji-tclJy ~­ IOOSIInl diugreeaple plf1'1.fn .-- and 100n br~ks up tlle cplcS, Now-don't let your cold J~ on--,.Jc f!'u~ druSJI&lfor • CAST IRON, SEMI.STEEJ..! BRASS,··BRONZE · AND 'ALUMINUM CASTINGS ~~cert .at· Mil· , Lovr: ly Christ ma'J carGa .. t tl}e GHl Shop Pomeroy, Ohio lir us s£E vbu Tite.R&i . # cheeh colds br(otJio ; t~ velop Into ~rlop• all~ John M. Crawford I . V'his Pro\ICII r~y · I '~\ "· Wire or call, 'Phone ' ' 470-l~ day time; or JOB-?' at night fo,· your emergency. U. Z. 1UN~ERiiAN, ~- D. flom•91!i!lhic l'hyoiri~n \ EBERSBACH BUILDING, Pomeroy, Ohio • .: ', .. ' ~~~·V-'Mal·kot atut!ly t"- d\111 Q•Joted No. 1 tlmoUtr. PhUadalphla Ntv.. York $28 ~o. Pltt•burrh ~~~~ W .. .{;l!!:lnn!_!! tl~.IA.· vicinity. M:'ri Will ~entr; ~nd eon Of 1\l!ted, I .or .. • Gold*'· Ha ralseq himself from dock laborer :to vi!oard of finance. He w~s married, but not m~~ted. Hate finally turned to love at the end'."" He broke the stock murket and himself In order to ruin the man whe loved his :Witt. ~~ • ; \.;tl ~ Also Q!iw ' it . Bj)'ent Friday wtth her d&Ukhtor, Jane Spencer and tamlty: H.' v. Hecox, or Ch.ar!eston; Annie Hecox, of Pl)mero)'; .Dains, of Alban y. MrB. Laui111J ash.olt nntl daughter,Eva. and or Ml!ta Otlan, Wednetulpy, WtJIIs 'was il. wcei~ond t18it01'J wflh Bertha. Fell of Pine Grote. da.nghter, Mr. and etMrs Tnppera A'lllos P1atnA, Smtth ldh11tto.r KUillita Of Mr. 1111rl Wednqs!ay. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12 . .. ' ' ' Mr(t. rifil . • """ ' I ... . .---~--· · ,..,. Z:. P EVEIUlT'l' 11'11Uij cb!Uh·eh cfr n~:~~;j :~,' were ca'led here for the h ~:~~~ :~~:t~~!~~:~~~ and bring your monef . lq I<~· , W~' w:ilJ !1iiY yoq 1S per cent inter';"t, whi9I; ~l'l.ifo!.ln,\1<:4 · serni-anntjally, wjlj Jiye.y~>ll , f•r); gOOd fetll,fJIII ,. en your money. , , , -~ c1 • · Every dollar deposited with .u~ will' be •per·, fectly safe and will be u~ed ~efe in Meig§ , County to assist worthy people !o' · buy an4 build homes and ernptpy l;i~r. i~lfU#I~iQ .I} ~ f·blhit<>n aM two Ot& .p. 'Your Thrist Stamps and Certificates BY CONDO Y, M'( f'"r.!t e111.c, , lv~c=~ : OIS~I.Dit.~c;, OW to! ( LOA I"'> 111" 'Bf<E4'.D , 1 "DON 1 \ ~ ·1t>4 \S'-R. 'TJ,!!PM ~ THE MEIGfCtUNTY ' SAYINGS .& te·~~ oo: Co,.n Ohio. Streeli Pomeroj, ' ! I, ' dec 11.-6t �Tbe ann•aJ 111:::; or tbe ve.r ·ising . ' . ' is r,ad bf lllo~n!l.t of P'oP,Ie dailY ip order jlbi!P.\i;;~llt•lr want&. "l'liat•s why th•lil! J,~ds bring ~¥•h -~~k ! holders ot 'l'he Farmer3' B~)t ;,pd 1 Sil vlnre. Company, Pomeroy, l)l}lo,~~rl the election o~ Olr&ct-ora and to• ih& ~ i4 tr&nsactloo 'ot 8l!Ch othl!r bushl\!1!; may come 'before Sild meeting, will he held In tbe bnk'l" oftlce OD the e.veOJ~ ot \1/ed,-day , Janu.uy 10: 1923, tit 7 o'clock Oetkge H. Parker, Secreta.ry ,,..,•..,,, cl- ~si j\ed aqv~rli(ljlme ~ts are one ce11t a "'c~d -~ ~1iiJ1~•'ftiGIR, , No ads 'WC~pU!d for lel\ll th~n 2fi cents. 919•' oaves al)lloya»ce and book,keepihr. >1 t ·~'-' ' ORCHESTRA OF PITTSBUR(;H, PA. , •''" , 4 rJ ~"'' , ,. ' I 1-. t A\lriiiuion $2.SO Couple: ' Jt 4 •i lo 1 Same OiCil~tra will c give a 'II"{ ' ' 101! f fOUNDERS AND If f ' .' L h' ' t MACiiiNIST&. ~:t .,. Rope Sheaveo and. bO:tf.i'f~r rope transmission; loading dumps .dedign~ and built cqnlplete. 1 Our engineers will come and help you P!l!fi' ~!;r!J)ping system or your power transmmio~;~ sign, manufacture and er""t it. We to rush orders . give exceptional . attenlioil . emergen<y servic~ for mjhcs an4 salt plants. Mine car wheels .of ~very kind; &olid, ro!ler bearing. ·' jestic theatre ~tween 6 and 8 p, lm.',·'Fueaday. ' Come and l:teu;(h-eir wonderfu1 · m~eiC: ~ t soothe• tir~ ~rji-tclJy ~­ IOOSIInl diugreeaple plf1'1.fn .-- and 100n br~ks up tlle cplcS, Now-don't let your cold J~ on--,.Jc f!'u~ druSJI&lfor • CAST IRON, SEMI.STEEJ..! BRASS,··BRONZE · AND 'ALUMINUM CASTINGS ~~cert .at· Mil· , Lovr: ly Christ ma'J carGa .. t tl}e GHl Shop Pomeroy, Ohio lir us s£E vbu Tite.R&i . # cheeh colds br(otJio ; t~ velop Into ~rlop• all~ John M. Crawford I . V'his Pro\ICII r~y · I '~\ "· Wire or call, 'Phone ' ' 470-l~ day time; or JOB-?' at night fo,· your emergency. U. Z. 1UN~ERiiAN, ~- D. flom•91!i!lhic l'hyoiri~n \ EBERSBACH BUILDING, Pomeroy, Ohio • .: ', .. ' ~~~·V-'Mal·kot atut!ly t"- d\111 Q•Joted No. 1 tlmoUtr. PhUadalphla Ntv.. York $28 ~o. Pltt•burrh ~~~~ W .. .{;l!!:lnn!_!! tl~.IA.· vicinity. M:'ri Will ~entr; ~nd eon Of 1\l!ted, I .or .. • Gold*'· Ha ralseq himself from dock laborer :to vi!oard of finance. He w~s married, but not m~~ted. Hate finally turned to love at the end'."" He broke the stock murket and himself In order to ruin the man whe loved his :Witt. ~~ • ; \.;tl ~ Also Q!iw ' it . Bj)'ent Friday wtth her d&Ukhtor, Jane Spencer and tamlty: H.' v. Hecox, or Ch.ar!eston; Annie Hecox, of Pl)mero)'; .Dains, of Alban y. MrB. Laui111J ash.olt nntl daughter,Eva. and or Ml!ta Otlan, Wednetulpy, WtJIIs 'was il. wcei~ond t18it01'J wflh Bertha. Fell of Pine Grote. da.nghter, Mr. and etMrs Tnppera A'lllos P1atnA, Smtth ldh11tto.r KUillita Of Mr. 1111rl Wednqs!ay. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12 . .. ' ' ' Mr(t. rifil . • """ ' I ... . .---~--· · ,..,. Z:. P EVEIUlT'l' 11'11Uij cb!Uh·eh cfr n~:~~;j :~,' were ca'led here for the h ~:~~~ :~~:t~~!~~:~~~ and bring your monef . lq I<~· , W~' w:ilJ !1iiY yoq 1S per cent inter';"t, whi9I; ~l'l.ifo!.ln,\1<:4 · serni-anntjally, wjlj Jiye.y~>ll , f•r); gOOd fetll,fJIII ,. en your money. , , , -~ c1 • · Every dollar deposited with .u~ will' be •per·, fectly safe and will be u~ed ~efe in Meig§ , County to assist worthy people !o' · buy an4 build homes and ernptpy l;i~r. i~lfU#I~iQ .I} ~ f·blhit<>n aM two Ot& .p. 'Your Thrist Stamps and Certificates BY CONDO Y, M'( f'"r.!t e111.c, , lv~c=~ : OIS~I.Dit.~c;, OW to! ( LOA I"'> 111" 'Bf<E4'.D , 1 "DON 1 \ ~ ·1t>4 \S'-R. 'TJ,!!PM ~ THE MEIGfCtUNTY ' SAYINGS .& te·~~ oo: Co,.n Ohio. Streeli Pomeroj, ' ! I, ' dec 11.-6t �~ .... ,.JHlt ; ~.-+.\~ • • •· ' .... .. . ~ Bath,· ,_, Travellnr Bar ' CALENDAR OUJ'e·· Bill Folds for 19237, Clark ·.Wins , Over Phillips t~ Sba~dera Handke~ljiefs .Sh~ .. .. ' ' ' GIFTS FOR THE HOME ~rYEJ\tcj r Table Linell Beautiful quality, ·all linen, 72tinch, a larg~ p••ortment of palt~rne. ' I $~.50 ai\d '$1-WJLper yim:l. Na~kin• to lffi~t~h,' $1 0 dozen. Ii Delightful, plecee of jewelry'i that make acceptable Gift~. , ' Stick 'Pins Ear .,, ' I Mercerized aoths I 50c, , $1.00, "$1,.25 yard. ' Napkins $2.00 'and $3.25 dozen I Rin~· to com.Dl.Ora.te or tbe toun.dlor of a ~&remony lao\ In· I RECEIVW )OD''r~:n Bead• Fancy Lace Centerpieces $1.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Fancy Combs 1Silver Pencils bioiI 'the I sreat lr!.¥to ol was eOilteJ!rad upon •• Brooch Pinl Necklaces VOILE W ......,, ... pfl~tb~t A pleasing gift to any worn· Beautifully trimmed with ie sure to please. blue, green, tan, h~::·;~:r· one !another:· • •·On 'enr, ·road thefe ire aome Tout~r men com1ag Oil.'' } ' ' 1. "Ke8p up tbe, Old at:andard8, •and ia.s\ltutJoai which (;! If 'bY. dar ra~ ,;tlb,~ biJ.her." w•r. the All to CJs, ~w~ l.l!e f!;e Olloe eald . Pbll!ldtlpbl', l'"'rblltklh!r, to,IU.a 1Uid II'UBI· Fancy Lace and Embroidered I Scarfs I $z.oo. $2.50, $3.oo '"" .. AI!. -- 0 Colored Embroidered Table t Scarfs I. Rose' lavender, green, blue, ' .~ ,,...,.. UNDERWEAR MAKES IDEAL GIFT ' . Ladies G,.imtlet ~id Glc!vea $2.5o ~.P to $5.oo : , .. ~ I ' ' Suede ClOve. ;...,........ · ,......_ _.......-~ A !)ractical as well as a cl!arming gift. ,. Silk GO'IVIls, $5, $7.50 up to $10; Silk Com~!na­ tion s, $3.98 up to $8.50; Silk Bloomers, all colors, $3.98, $51 up to $7.60. Silk IGmonas, Silk ,Y'(!ts. aq<l brown. $1.00, $1.25 ! - --·-- ' T.a.Ie.Scuf•. ~ ' ,. · $5.qo, \ I < ' ' A ~ly Pluti~ Lace edge, 59c. Gift, \·P' n ' \ $3~00·l lt ., you are of havirl~ your $1.00, ·Silk$1.l1,'.~~ $ L50 UJO•gift meet the welcome Lt deLong and•abort Gloves in aires if you make one of these all colore at .· Cheeta you~ aelection. $I,• .SO up to''•'$3.0~. $18.00. up to $39.50 Bed Spret.d Seta , . · ' "~· ~ .., · Other ~:· Giewes . CEDAR CHEST • 'BLANUiJ'S, ' . . ' '-Gif'Tt . Tw~Buttoa ' Suede · G~. ""f . IP~ ' Ftl1't ~~ do~l>I~ W~H3lan- ~eta ' ~8.50 .• i • Pink Little Town to $15.00 ' bl ot Belhle!Hml \VIJrthlnl Mlss Meep Prelude Dram Uque . . . . Albert W n:etebtly l laid red ua:;~ :~ite, lltrgely through th11 efforts f.'.&Iaton RusSell. has met wit~ · . .. .. . .. . . . .. . . ... Tb o- l .lttle Ro~tl· 'l!bi:!Ougb Nazareth . , . , . . . . .. •..... . . .. . Cui HahD 9nce In p. Whlls, IUe wJtbJn priJOn wa'l' ., ' STAMPED GOODS I Luncheon Seta, ' $1.25, $1.95 • Fay SDk Hoelery Handker- Table ~yero $1.25-Hem titched edga chiefs· .Buffet Set 50c and 75c $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 THE GIFT OF !iANDKERCHIEFS Silk md .Wool Hoee ' ' $150, g $2.50 up 111 $3.98 Everyone wants them, They are jjbe nicest gift you can give to your many friends you wish to remember in some dainty little way. - - - - ' - , ' ,j-),' ~.I > ' '' Wtww.l Ht • • CT · r~ ' ' '~-\t d . 'I' ~ • ·BOXED HANDKERCHIEFS Embroidered in many bea~tiful color combina- 50c, 75c, $1 up tp $3.50 I • r • • , I I ' ' ' FURS uryf;r ~ter Mil~y'a ~drohe, ~1\fura: ha~e · would ba ·a yeey wei·\\ We the most Strik\ng •; come gift. and Authentic Styles of the '·, I ~ Iseason in perfectly construct· 0 _:. Ied garments and selected pelts · ~~?n• ~~~ " pxf"~ aty1es, . , · pJ.Iiic:CIIoro an,d Jr,n~Y· 1 ~1\, S'\YUII!rl, WC!Ql Sweat· 1 Fur Coats \. ' et*. $~~ UP. 'to $l?·95 · $3;',~0 to $300.00 '·Ql; ·' ' ' • 'f ~ {I I ~'t• ~ _,' .~~ ~ '• ' I I, I - ·~ " 81-3c, 1\)j:, 16t uv ~. ~~- ' ' ~·•. •',' JII)!N'S ·'INITIALED HANDKE~CH~ 90c, 40c, 60c. '· , A Gift that ia aure to 'be appreciated· ; MEN'S i~J.AIN LINEN HANDKERCmE~ . ·Ex~ellel)t Quality 50C, l'llc, 75e. ..;t MEN'S HANdlqERtJHIEFS 'l.Oc up Ill 25e. . MEN'S Colorecl Border HANMERCRIIIII'S· ' SOc alld B5c. CHILDREN'S ' BoXED. ANIIKI!JllCHlEJ I I ' _... J '. I I' ~,.· ........ .a •1r0i)!ed illo 'b1aber J•w: ., Night Gowns . $1.50 · l I Pillow Cases • -· ~~'ba ' n :•. 75c ., ..' Pillow Tops $1.25 t _.,' II~J(, •: Chila~~~:-;. Dresae; . i5~, ' ' '' ,., $1.50 LADIES HA·NDKERCHJEFS ' ' I Plain Linen, Colored Linen, Embroidered Linen. 25c, 29c, 35c, 40c, 50c Up to $1. • The Gift of Gifta Since :'Sweaters have no ' Ev~ry. .woman loves to lllillion and they are so neces: onugllle down into luxurious Towels 50c 11,nd 65c $1.50 I LADIES LINEN HANDKERcHIEFS I ._, '• Card Table Covers tions. Three in a box, 50c; three in a box, '89e i I I three in a box, $1: three In a box, $1.25; I ' I ' three in a box, $1.50, < • ' > .~ '"'i{t~' ~·) Round Table COvers 89c ' ' ' l • " ......... ..... . \ 'l ' ' . ~. ~ lJ ebaarell. ~ ..,. convicts In san Quentin wJnnlng the CaUfOI'DUI. State Prlton ~­ llhlp Ill the centiPede ra'oea, " ~. ·~ ,~ . re u.Jur.e • ' 't~d ····~.t ' ' . \ Sllll, .Silk and Wool Wool Hoaie,ry , Sult.c-& ' · . .. ' � 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 11, 1922 Description An account of the resource An issue of The Daily News