https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ebb585b6cc293ab94c140130df99ba89.pdf 9c181b566ef35cbcd49fa4ddcc46e4b2 PDF Text Text ~ .... ,.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-& ' · . .. ' �/ . .... ~. ., . ~. DALD CHARGES , all•rlni that maul1·· - - ··1.'.'-{M ,.·DE AGAJNS " "un~r~;l.,ortht, •orruot and ~" ,. .:'JII!'~:l .' ·, ,. T to 1Jeopl~ ot V (',/l(~ ' DAUGHERTY hflled lif-8 I " Th~hi that aecoM charge which ~ · ' he wlltully nnd '· "t'/ :1.' ff '' ...\':' . tt• " - .... ~. ' I I ~ }, ••• .., ••• "7'"' - · ll a. llJ.r'). the 1 dellberalely refused t(l!lroad (By The ABBo ~htted Press) a~d the . tblrd, that I!had i\VABHINGTON Dec 11 - Afto • · · · ( B·oo 1 I -~ , the Unit•' ____.:..;:;:J AIIT·EATERS M KI: TROUBLE Daugherty I """---.-ii~. lrlr . proc.,<llnga ngaluot puvert•d r an r&llroad a at Chicago ~our end 11. hal t ot , wput.giLn• .the ,, , · H~qae'judlclary committee voteo1 tqda'y ' · ~at, the executive, Set'lflloo, proceed I,, 8 atety,l • "· HEADS R£D CROSS , " , , & tho .. ' ----'-----J.\EACE SUN'PAY. . I Ant-E1t1r. 170 mlle!J.-London Mull. chl1'889 tbat Mr1 . Bo)'lla, In a.sklng lrhe dlvorCfl, .had m&d9 aftld&vlt that sbe did not know where And~rson wu and t:b.at sbe bad ued all reason· able dHii:81li:41 lu trylug to tlud him, ~·hen In reality 1be knew his wbereaboutL ' 8tlte Grange Meett. Columbus, Dec. 12. -T,he go-lden jubilee meettDg of ~e ObJo State Granp, th& IUtiet•h ~upu~ seaalon, got under way here w1tl ,a public re-ceptlun, giveu b'y tlie Fr&n'k-lin County Gr~DJfl. The meetlnc; WUJ laSt tluouch Thursd•Y· Outside ot• grange 11D'aln. taxat!Oii 1• e~cteed · to . be the ·UJaln eub.lect tOr dls,cusalou b&tore the · CIJilUt!Bts Rt1solutlop~ Unlng up ~a:a.n~atloti's tltan'd - on 'tautlon t~lrs probably wll' .te adoptod pr.esebtatlon tp the le&1slature . Thursday and Friday Decenber 14-lSth ~·~~.-:.-~~~-\:.~~~:~J•••·'· . tbat 1"-cblcaeo Dally News. QUeer "P01t Office." ' that used to serve · Stov.e~~, I ' Ranirea; C... ' • ot 1Barr, (\~tlcleut 11. WOO Heat~.,....U . ,i~ ,Open., l::venings ' ~ ( ' ' 0 • G) o, Doc. 12-Eatlrnat.,. ot the @). @ @) prOblbly tJte moot ' \UIO!I>t. poltman nor 'post· maater, neither counter, oor poatbox, no deUVery. It Wl\8 all alone In the )lllla tbloee mllea from anywhere, and toWJI8te(1 or • slit In a rotok ~loBed b:r a. well·flttlng stone. A sbepberd who •i :' •• ~ ~ w. Fire Deltroy• Au*omobUee. In almost, ele17, p~t .amenl· There was nelther ' 1 ' '•'I ~ ~ @) @) · ... ',SNAP SHOTS wa1 rolniJ that way from the otftce at Drlmnln dror~ed tl1e letter•, a chance shepherd Ondlng hlmllelt near them out nnd dellv~red them, took .meJDbers of \V~Ot.,rn • ,.;.r 7, went Oil trial 1\ere In COIIDCCtiiiO.IISI rllll Lhe blr,_ or a baby to blo ' ~· laughter, Rulb, 11 · TOe grand 0 11Uioted Rev. Irwin for attack ln 1Arpllahlre, Scotland, which wu • and kinde• . ' . ' ' t~ dlatrl~t "'" ' vln, formerly or Hadln, Sbelby Ot all quaint poSt offlces the OD.I Dr. At Zeihei S Shoe Store, By Rosenth~l who Comes Direct F h. F t 1 ;~.~~ ':::t·~.i~~':;.""" ~···~ ·.:~~ AU Kind. Of Ho.,.sehold E.lectriCi1 A~liances, Lamps, Ete. Finest Linll ln ·Meigs. County. MIDDLEPORT be Drokcn with harn ' IUUI!tl~' ~!~~:·~~~,jij~~r.:~~~ ·l •. , NEW SYSTEM BAKERY AFree Demonstration of the Shoe that Needs No ' Breaking In" - "Whr to the &!otcht'' I Queried. "Because they discovered It, InTent· ed It, flO to speak, Didn't you tnow tbat?" I waa aelted !n astonishment. "No, 1 didn't know~ It,'" 1 ~UeiJ, And when I reached homP, brlDilnl my tr~end!!l with me, I 1ald tn tbem, otter dinner: "Now, let m~ alluW'' you felJowa something apropos the Scotch ~ er1, 'di!!looverlnr' golf. Read the beglnDllll oriel f'l~~~ents ot this a,rtlcle OD 'Qolt ln .he EDCJdOo ~a:ltbi~Jt. ~hunty-.1 • l ~ .·;~ pedla ~rltanntca, an En&UfJb publlce· tlon, wblch would most llkely ba-v~ credited the came to iha British l11les A..... If history pennlttell, wouldn't IU" 'tJ'IrBt play-ed by the' OutclA," read mi; trlend. ''Wflll, cwbat dl). :VQ11 know n~t Utnt?" . And thea. trom Tftnother '09oil. trllc~s b,~rt\ . A. WIB ml18lng. ai1f.c:le, "Brou&ht to ~ootland t;rom 117 ·e~tlgaLin.. • Netherlanda by two Sootcbm~" And tlae'n, ot coune, there followed: "Golf, Minlo_te_r-,n-Trlol, Sidney, o., l)ec. 12 -Rev. L a Putch came I Well, 1 didn't know (d . .' SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 7 O'CLOCK Write Your Name on Back of Stub and Drop in Box at Bakery. ' tainly owe a debt to tbe Scotch tor -FOR-' With every purchase of a Loaf of NEW SYSTEM BREAD we will give a free Chance on the Big Cake, to be given away ' aol!. Wetzel's ' Body Encloted In C.Oment tH TREA~I ' - - -- ceml:lnt hll. d A REAL CHRISTMAS I I D1ers onrl remO\'fod piece by plece golfing one day wileD one of the toursome remarked: "We cer- I . WEIGHS 17 POUNJ>S...-WORTH $20. cet\'ed 1n Norrolk, Vu., when the butt~ 1 • •' ot n Peruvian sen:.tlor urrl1•eo.l there on the !tcnmcr Hatlumcs It required tweh e lllt"'ll to JJft lt. Th~ bod11 WUII ln('lo~ed In cem(!'nl, and tu enu hle t11 e uhilertnker to hundfe It ~rope rly, th e ""'"""''I ' I ' , An unusuul comllgnml'> nt tillS re- ~~~~:~~tt':~~a! l V lSI T BIG CAKE • Given A.way Aeecutr of Llvingltone DltL Blr John Kirk, pioneer Atrtcan explorer and the second wblte mall to see Vlctorln Fnlls, died at Seven Oaks, Kent, on J"nnnry 15, ageil eighty· nine. Once, on the Za lllbe•l riYer, Sir Jobn Jft\'cd the life ot Ll\' hlgstone b7 shooting n hlppopotai!IUIJ that was charging J.ivlngstooe's erufi.- SC'I enttAc Allll!rtean. tlte antlsb . lnhabJtanta. Mlnlna: &no tort~.' for •'t4 ~ ,men p,( th~ ,Sneer• and othera trekklnr &lT088 the dMa~on. Moit ¢ Ute riioll'ey veldt often make oven& ot these holes. la'ot&d throug'h ,bene.Ot football Q.n'll ;PerJ'orman~a. OWl~ t{l the that .th~ ,dl t l&loil. l'ia.s brpiuia up oil NOT "INVENTED" BY SCOTCH arrival ' Ln , ' t~ t lllOI\eY was . nevet Uaed. 1 I , · Devoteh of Game of Golf L••mld ' ' 1 .J I~ Something New Concerning Th1lr Fnorlte Putlme. llartfonl tl Cardur to Newcutle to 1ee the a:ame between Newcutle United and Cardltt. He then walked to Liverpool to 1 watch hh team Jiloy there. n oughty, the distance!! are: Carlllr't to New· I castle, 840 miles; l\~ewen i'Jtl e to Ltver(XIol. 1211 miles ; Liverpool to Curdlrr l.egiOn Poets to Money. hns ,p)a<'ed hi!J teet on the l!POt above tbc b~rrowed home ot an ant-enter, 1 C~I!iwnati, I'Dec. a d;ecl· HI& habit Is to nnd 11 large ant-heap aton r&ad&rtHl theo. co•urt of l:lP!l8al6, aDd Co ,fashion a rou~ hole at tbe the American of Ohio '' co!lec lea bpse, wl1ence Ills lonr ton,U~, wlll,peh· will J'l!t fll~ 000 etrat4! all the ~orrldon and l~ck ott during .tile wdrld w& were 1 " . .... • I orhowev11r, matcbeL Olle such enthu, t11t extat1. Be tramped fro~ Perjury Cha111ed. Clenland, Dec. 12.-AD htdlc Unent cbargtnr perJury In conDecUon wttb her recent dtvorFe from Barry Ander· eon was returned ~y tbe (!.OUnty gracd jur7 aga1~at Mrs. Carolina Casalng, ,,. r 1 1 ham Anderaon Boyle, de,ugb ter of 1ilt~l., .. Hpme1 8urroWt~ h,t , tht 81nd Cbarle& L. Cas.fllngbar;n, wep.ltby Ohio "r.tquent11Y Brlr\a D~llialtti' to thi <Coal operator. She recently marr ied 0 Thorn~~.& Boyle. ,Thl!: ~ndlctmen t , ( ' . "'d•~ ~' Veld~ , , • • . .... l ~ootball "Fin." l" ' "" . the inl.pea~hment ,cba~es ~AGAJN 1 !bl\Ougbt against Attorney Ge)i'erat l ·' I .1~- 1\Dt·eJ!te~ rJ!. South Afi.lca 11 ', ~ugh.El rty :by ReprEtaentatlv o Keller, o~en tou~d ,on the veldt, far removed .l\<>bUibll<:an, :MinnesotJt.. I _ . ' . ftom WOOded Iandi, and here1be make11 ~~·oe, oommitt~ previously had de- l • .. ' ~la be~1in a }Jole juat u,ider tqe ,1nnd. (Ay Th~ .Asaocl6.lcd Pressl I( 1•. noF unusual to ,llee a Boer rid· to return ~ evidonce \)n . !! ~ WASHINGWN, . ~·u '12 -John Jba: acl'Ofl!l the veldt . ~uddenly fty'tl·om ~~~!!i,~:,,!iln oTfte~. in whicJ'i tt was Barton iPayn'e ~~R B,ppotntad , bY ht• ·~ount, w~e the horse ainka (\own c'J -1n 'Mr. Kcller'a lJUl , whp Prel!ldol)lt Ha)'ijln~ I.'WI chtt.1rman of ' t? b:/1 ~~~mlderfJ, lndlcQ.tlng t11at be ~aakl he Wll ~ ready to go at it o n that ~~ e.. Amerlcb.n ROO cr068 for MotHer basJa. He ask s ta~t · Da ugh erty be year. · ' ' " Pttll • ..________...;.._.J Thtre lrfl tew men who woald walt ' eso mn~ to witness a 1ootba1J.'inatcb 1 ' 1 , . ' •• a Norfolk 0 railroad rrelght crew I. -···~.- near Welch, W. Va.; whe11 pluDj'ed • Into Tur rJYer The rOID"t e ac o·ry· . 1~. J Jll l ' . We oIfer you 1or the fi rst time a shoe built so perfect1y tha t you can put 1t• 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 FLEXA TED SHOE embodies an entirely new principle in shoe making. , You will say it is the most perfect fitting and most fle~ible shoe you ever had on • your feet. It has no stiff arch props, but it gives the ;,..ch a firm, gentle, massaging support which exercises and strengthens weakeend mu!oeles. .". , It is a shoe th~t will fit 95 per cent feet and fit them correctly, from the heel to the •ball of /he foot. •· It is a shoe that will keep well feet well and bring relief from arch, toe and leg strains. Every part of it supports the arch. FLEXATED SHOES are made for men and women in the most stylioh and up~to·date lasts. A rare combination of quality, style and perfect comfort. M1 BOck, engineer, nnd John M. Crawford Foundries P'ameror, SayltWithA Ohio FOUNDERS AND MAcAINISTS. '• CAST IKON, SEMI.STEEt, BRASS, BRONZE AND ALUMINUM CASTINGS ' ' Rope Sheaveo and boxes•for rope h an~mi8sion; Coal loading durps deoijne<l.nnd.bui\t complet~. · Our etlaineers will' cottu;'"lilld help you ptar. your llumping oystem or your power transmission and de· pign, monufaclure and erect it. We give e.'<ceptional atten'ti()n to ruah orders for emergency service for min~• and 011lt plants. , Mine <•r wheels of every kind; &~lid, · aelf~oiling, roller bearing. • f . . a Nine Modela ~ 'Chl!<ile fl'jllll in the.Six..Cylinder: Line. Five Model.· to <:&- From in the Four-CYlinder Une. gArgae _OU 1 of P'l~tt Iron .. u,ari. tl\e BUICK·· SIX· ·., , ,:~·~UICK FOUR '; I ' ··' $1,195 F. 0. ·B•. """''....\.~(. ~. . r. f. ~~lleco.J!IU of poor ~lt!t, W. f.anmni'..Wil ,'tf:l~ .~~ tlile Feed-·llnd Pro4qce buoinlllle, aJid A. ' . t&Iepbone llOii' I hae hea)\ to PrJf'efMinr Bergonie or Bnr- ' DtiLY,MARKET REPORJ The . •1 1 1heep i.ri'd h(rhbf!{ 33,080. ~ l.f ' O~I'(I!LANliO:· Dec. · caute-Bteen. •n ~09 50: Iter~~, 1 , r1~ce yo1:1r order now fo; X~a• . ,~!tv.eey.,,, See ,tile new •9uick Sport ouring on-displaY,.at''Otf Salesroom. $1675 F. 0. B. See our Used Car Bargains. ·' · ' ' ' ' ¥£0'(Altic,w.y ' I ~ ohlliJ'I, 2,(100: sheep and l ambll, 2,000 , P1TTBBUf10K, Dec. 1~. t -hurt 1fter standing? -burn after wearing your lhoet .an ,hour or twoT Cattle-l!iteers, flO 2!1}11; helten, ITO 1 715; eowa, 111@6 ; •alves, lop, 113 , Hop-Jleavtu, S8 60@1J 'i.&; h•vr york· tl'l!, llght yorken und plgR, .?@9 lit. Sheep 11nd Lambii- Top i11tlep, IS 50J ' lamba. Ul II .Recelpta- Ca.ttle, t,:roo: ho11, eheip ant\ ti.mb1. 1,000 Fle:z:ated Sbo ' ' .... )~, . Fitting Demonstration "Please Save M: Feet!" A foot sufferer wrote to the makers of. ' you to buy a pair of FLEX- Flexated Shoes starting the letter "Please We don't ask ATED SHOES. All we ask is that you come Save My F,:!et !" They wrote a letter in in and let us give you a fitting demonstra- answer to this plea which was cireulated tion. Try on a pair. We fit them the new privately by this correspondent amo111 ' friends, who again circulated it am0111 way of measuring to insure perfect ijt and comfort-from the heel to the ball of the their friends. Then grew a demand fot foot. You'll realize the advantage of this this information, which has been tepJ'iilt. new day way of fitting When you stop out in ed in a booklet which you can ba.ve ' ' . these shoes. You'll !Je delight( d at their It bears the title "Please Save ease; freedorp and oomfort-. Ask for lt. \ anol lf,l!itlum•, 18 76 , plp • n.n~ lights, $8 15 , roughl, $'i , Atag~ . U liO 1,301), Gran~ \IJ)ak For. a 07 : bUn.. 0 71~5 50, co 1 1205 calvn, 'thUl liO. o1 Hog~:~-Voaker!, ts 85 ; rnttea, hMvl"' I $2 5001 R&Celptt-cattle, wea~11111? For Men and Women · Sheep anti IS.mbii-IAUnbiiJ S6@t6 251 TOURING $885 F. 0. B. -anklu turn from CH rc ... oc), De..,, 11 Clltlle-Top ate~r11, $1:1, "ulk of aalea, 600 10: 1toc ker• q n.1 felJlcl'll, 15 11 07: ·~alvea, $9 liO@I 'lli l ff~11tTOJ'I, Jf! ~~.. bilk ot Mtlfll, 17 40 lh~ p. ' , ~ ~ull 1che ln. your heel? .' All these foot troubles are caused by wearing shoes not suited' to your feet. Note text for explan~ion of how simply these troubles can now be avoided while wearing faShionable shoes. the lett ll.lud paclclnS' soW&, $J1 4 0:f8 '16. pl1s, all S5@1 fiO I , ,; J r ' Sheep Rnd J~mhft.MTop, ~Uva la.mb'l1 1111 110 , fi:Wefl, $6@8 2_5. , , Recelllta .....Catthf, , n,ooo : "hop, 6t,O&D; (;![' ' E·S.·S OMI,\NQI£ 1\ @s 5o, plumber, thlldn;n , .....~ 1 into Md. rotd mfJdat . J MAKE THE '· WHOLE 'FAM'ILY HAPPY FOR XMAS! . ' .. ,_ ' " ' ( l ' • 1 -tire e..lly when walking ? -AJ!Ins In the arch? -shooting plains at the base of your toee7 ~alna In your lower leg, knee or tli'lgh? automobltc In which they rwere '-''"~- ' crtl:tbed ~~~~!;,:r;~fl.'npr1 or TOURiNG at night felt your ~Y· Do .Your Feet Show .Any of These SrmPiotPa? unl,er~~:ttr, In Fran&, a receDt l·ra.y rt!flearob, -whoae rlglat I fire or call, 'Ph~11e 47~R ~Y Ill!*; or aoa:.X 25, and Edward s: were burled to deatb, four other persona Injured, when' , . . �I ~aveJ~~ . dll.)'s bqsl n e~a trlp to co~ .·her ' on. a lurubua. ' In ~1.onor . blr~ hday, Abo11t -. ebJdfe11· tbe -·OCciWkon. 1 ,1: · ~ 'ion of r:\V, T. IBahr and wtte, dl<i<i~ll ' 'nl~ atlflr an •. ~~~~ ' ··1_, . _. Filed By Heirs ot Htiide'lNI Sayu-WI\IIi Partitlt~t. Of Letart ToW!I!Ihip ProperlJ oeat~ .'Of Infant' ·lon . Uec. U.~Huvld, the ·· a:r e-niontJh, ... 11"·~~1' e toltbw .,.~ wtU ,be I ·"'til!!' Ill l•"<l'i t,r.·•oJo•:•d yn~'· in t~e ·home, •belu 1 •••••o... .At~talJQrlr -tun ~ral ten:· ~t ,.tl1e~ .r~artco at 10;~~ br wtitd. ·tbo · ' "fel'e :tak~n· A.ltrff ' t~ . 'a fuSunda.)' 'lllterqo.On. ' Bur~l . bave ' '. of• lbe ! 'Iiiii"' .J->l !J'oUrod came flfl•~~·Oil 1-e\ctay -tG 1ee · Mn . 'W, 'T. Bhar, t.nd. . . funeral JOt ihor Uttle ni(Jhel'l·. · (..'tiiJ)l 0, ·E.' Gel"'na.n .' ~&turnM ~- <, " i ' . ~· .t .... j ' ' r· ' '' ·- :>· 'Jiittliburgh 'Sunday, . . ·IRtiiiiiiiHIMIIIIIIRIHIHHDII1111111111111111H111t1111111111111111DIDIUUIUIIIIWIIIIDH . . ' ~ " - ' .. .. ' FRUITS and PRODUCE Froin ·Your" · GROCI£. : R :. · · . . " ' : liiiililllllllilllilll-·--·-.-.fi·.. - - - - • " •' o llittllfllliii,iltllliltilliltilitili j' j·j- - - ··- -. . • . ,, , ',rl lt!J:H •, I 3. T " 14 , 0 ~$ jU WJ.., V .- \ Interesting facts about the Organization that Keeps your Dealer ··constantly .. Supplle d with ao·a·dThinas. for ·t be ·Table '' "Produ.ctsWe Distribute· ' ' . . .. LmLE IS KNOWN BY THE BUYING PUBUC OF'THE GREAT CHAIN OF 00;1(~ keep a ateady flow of eoppties !'tOlD all the ....,wn., t~tm of the ·,' le1n1 of thio buaineu. ' ' i;:.~ I ~ FLORIDA ORANGES CALIFORNIA ORANGES TANGERINES GRAPE FRUIT ' APPLES · PINEAPPLES STRA WHERRIES PEACHES WATERMELONS SUNSET CANTALOUPES PEARS PLUMS GRAPES SPANISH GRAffiS LEMONS ENDIVE CAULILOWER SPINACH EGG PLANT SAVOAY CABBAGE KALE ICEBERG LETTUCE LEAf LETTUCE GREEN ONIONS RADISHES PARSLEY ·.IIIIIIIIIIIHIUiliiiiiiiiiiUIUIIIIIIUiliiKUIU ' I •• '/ - I • .' : : ' ' . ' ' ! !.• ~ _'. \ ••. , ' TKEMHGS S,AVlNGS & ' . ·••. TUESDAYAND WEDNESDAY lMPORTEfHJGs Mati nee 2 P'. M. ' ' '\ <l.OCOANUTS -IN-- • CRANSERRIF.S L r .., . G.I\RLIC .G\R1(Gl'$· , llY CONDO ' ' t:: :::t:=:::: ;;::: :::::::: t •, , ~ ' V III ~~t;·e•iLU ' .~ '· .. 1- C"\EES~ I'M GmfJG (ji.l1 ' FC R A~.:rri i!£ wMh r~ !· right. I>ACK t.A1' t:.fl i ~. j _. .· t• .' .... '.¥·~' -~ ' . - o"\c! •' ' ' 1" ' ··~- · ' · OLDTOWN 4 ~ . t .~ • I ' ~ •' ! ' , -·(,"';" ·,I · - '• ' ;;;r 1 0 ,, j,, ' .: I ' ,r.. _•..., ,1:-,!\ ' .' A Charlee Chaplin Revival, "SUNNYSIDE" Sport Rniew. '. ' • ( r :: == .!1. : ; .... , >4; - ;::::::::::::;;:~;s '"'1!,.-.:__,.--•:..-:-\o I =~::::;::: ! ::e:l: .,• •• . . . . _ , , . , .. 1Alao '> " ' ' I' It's a wonJcr-that '• all! A First National Attraction. ~ ( w ~NW4 ·· . I ' Dark'·' .;~ ~;~f A mystery you 'II guess a, hundred times-but ne:Ver \;l:lEk, OU, ~i.l. ~ ,.,~ :.·--, ...;;iii' "_11· .' '. oa :.·i; _ ,,,"r!-, ~ ~ \ ' ._ BEETS~·¢. . :;\.,__ '· ' "The Light"'In The P~RSNIPS :< ..T;URN!~ . ' ' . • /. :w. ·'' •··. - ~-- HOPE HAMPTON will) LON CHANtY and E. K. LINCO~ 'NUts OF ALL JQNDS . , RA1SlNS - For the thrills, love, mystery.of .. ., i . THIS ADVERTISEMENT 15' POBLISHEP MERELY FRQM ~N EDUCATIONAL STANDPOINT, EN· DEAVORING TO ENLIGiffi:rii THE Pl,JBUC coNcPNING THEIR FkUlT; ANb PROI>Utf s\iPPLY; TO EN• ABLE YOU TO REAliZE tHE MAGNlTOOEOF ~A BUSINESS THAT QOES ON, t~slNYSTRMNI:l TO MEET THE PUBUC DEMANDS, ALTHOUGH •NEVER APPEARING IN THE ' W&J.iGifi'/~. \. . . . . ·', . ·•· PI I XMAS DtkO~ATIONS OOMESTIC fiGS . The John Amicon Brqther ~nd Gom,pany arid its ~t~~~he$ 'ar~ Wholesalers Exclusively and do nlot cater to ·Retail-· 1 tade i 1: ~=~= ':i, ,.,, •'.(,;~': will · · 'CHR1STMAS >TR'fiES, ·: a...,. :::±: ' , Every doll~r deposited with us lie'pe~> feetly safe and will he ~sed right he~e iiMiit~s i' ' ' ' County to a88i~t wo!.thy ;~ple to .' blw and build homes arid eq,plof18£,6r. ' .•· ' .. ~ . ---. *~oNioNS, ·t, ~~, . i ' · ,I ' HORSE RAbiSH CUCUMBERS .' nu: ' ' t·'.'':<)c'"' _., . , . •• . ~HONE¥ ... IJUYING omCES ARE .ALSo LOCATED IN THE POTATo SHIPPING DISTRICTS Ofi WESt ·AI\IP .· 1iffll.:ln PA'CKJ\GF.S ON THE EASTERN SHORES. AT sENEcA CAS'IU, NEW YORK, IS LOCATED ONE OF TAE lARGESt ' · POTATOE'S Call1,qe and Appte ltorapl in the alate, owneci ana ~ ied exclulivefy br .John Amic:On Brothe~ ;- c . IJ9,DY· TheY, I' • ONIONS are tb~ eole diatributon of the Famout "Siilllet Q~" and fa'"' tiM' 3;200 acra situated in 0.'Yo..tM';hCol. ..t and New Mexico. The John Ainicon Brother and Coin~y hanie .ncl iliatibate more ~· tiM ·· iiiiOceni b; .. ;· Oloio, and have' juatly earned their title of Kinp. \ r <,,, ' ' SWttT.POTATOES , ' ' :1-::·.':::1 '. '· ' ' t~ . Yollr Thrist ,,Stamps and Certificates and' bring .your money to us. We will pay yo~a :; pi;, cent interest, which, when compounded' semi-annually, will give you very good rc;\prps on your money. :·:. . l~• '/ ' '- PFPP£R5 1 ' 0 . · CELERY THE MAIN OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE IS LOCA TEO AT C()LUMBUS, OHIO~ AND THIS CENTRAL LOCATION MEANS RAPID SHIPPING TO ANY SECTION. THEIR OWN TRACKs AT (X)LUMeus' HAVE A ~apac:ity of fifty can a~. Penonal rep.-.,ntative$ in ~fornia attend to the ptompt ihipmellt of Citru. frllita fro~ the Orange aJ¥1 lemon·pwing aectiona alld they have a ptft'm\anetlt officel ~ U.Um'the c:onaumenbttttlle willalways have the beat Veatal~Iet from the Imperial Vallty ·aedio~ of Califmila, iuch u lceburg Lettuae; .C.lllillower; Celery, etc. Their ~wn men are en the' around in the Northw•t ·eedio11 I.Golrinc after lhe abipment o ~Jt ap~ea. 1~ flo~ the Hme aea:yice is maint.hted throughout the entire yelir, alrippina Oranpe, TaftPrines, Grape Fruit and Vegelllbtea. In texu thei~ trained expert~ are buying the best of the crops of Oniona, ~.. Tomatoea and Cabbaae, and their offices m Geeqia pemait ,,u to eat the best of the Geor,ia Meloa aad P~ crope. :e , ·-. " MUSHROOMS . .. :.::f ==ii I ' " ,, . TtlttOOGH ;; ' ' ;! ' 1·- ' ·, I rell~ible rtlan, ,' We DistribUte ' THE ORGANIZATION OF JOHN MHOON ,IRO'IlHER AND .COMPANY, 'THEIR LOCAL BRANCH, JOHN AMICON BR01'HER AND COMP~, .SUPPLY 'i:HE GREATER MAJORITY:OF FltUITS AND . produce for thi. cormnunity at .n aeuona cl the year. Thii ·orpniathm lllilin'bWia ~ ofli~ idl ·over the ·United Statea and hu eleven branches, located ill Ohio and Wt*t . Vltriaia, ~r the ~of ~II; .• t:e::;:e --'----. NftfCJI I ' = • ~ I/ • ~ 'l$e ~~~~~ "' . .[ ,@ Products l alwa;ra ....dy to meet the'~ ·demand at 'ftlriilut ii:J••bu. for ofruitil' ·'· BANANAS Tll'lliii- ~ARY TO . f~ooir • ~ ~er _T~ Le ! - )-·· .. l Dmm!llllllllllllllllnllllllllllllllliltl and Prtdoee Business· . 9le- ·' few People·Realize the Magnitude of the Wholesale Fruit ') ' r / ltHIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIII , "'·"w.K; J,.JlC PoWell 'Ol Antlqully, e:pe94I da.r.s )3-at week with- re.~h:os • • e:~ter' a .~111t bls rfam11y 'he.te. ..... '· , Mrs. C, H. HamlltOw· Ud cblldre~ -.lilltln~ rei~mB -at ISPef.Cer. ' '' �' •''" •• might I:'M,L 1;. " have to pa,l the Unlle'l S""•••·l The prJille ~IDJ1ter Sllfd ~~ in ' f •~ of the fact N1at the con re n e~' 1 ' be resum'ed , h e would clt>cllne to Ueavy J• cnu nf wbat bad ocvt.:u rred on 1Y After Jonr dan when .J come One, lllo re (rorn far rovlnr, hOlM. I - In ~!.~~·~~~InCa•,..ht V··•-- Ml 'Whll~ I wurh Y.\lh ~~~t.Ker ·I·, I CREDIT ~BILLS THI ere11 I' ARE TAKEN UP Old hJYed landmarks, trlendlywl••• Sudden bur•tinr Into view Bb.arp etl hed on the ak leJ' cleu blllt Lo, the h!lla ot home ._, ,,, P~~~t.lhl} I' (Oy The A11soclaled COLUMBZUS, Dec 1 2.-Ailtglng ........ ne 'a whole. that there are 15 000 fl ebll\ minded • Alway• •round the oul't'c th~Y Ue Wa1Uq hie! aa l draw ntgh , 1 peraon~ In the State, ot whlt:li onJ,. Cbaateep, ot Vlntol1, 0, em Till 1 p11118 the arurled bend. 4 396 are under control of 'the statt, but abort lived scttne, ·~ ' >tiiY~Hr j.t tbe VulcaD mine, receh•ed And the llll!lt Jonr alope a~cend, And tl1e 11horteon1ng road run1 -:tralghll o. tpcc!nl committee a ppoln t~:d by bere tb ls morolt1r ln tb.e t~t mllbt be aertou& lnjurle::~ In rt Th ll re to w~:>kum~ me they waltGo vern or Uavt11 to wa.l\'<!B n survey of (jr~ House, adloinln~ th.e lo~r nr•••" Of elate Ia mlna thl 'il mornHilla of home and journey'• end 1the ~iluatlon today, reeC'mme-nded the Rouse fif Commons, ~be·nn~t~:Jil:•,:.:i:;l about 9 o'clock Re was removed Hoofbeat. <i.' J~kenlng on the lr&llbome ot hla brother , George Grind of tra.ln wheeiA M lh t rslllmmfldlate crdlstruction ot unother eJec t ed a c1owd ~r 50 . ~ Motor I!W~rv lng ~har11 nnd lheerInstitution In Uu! north centr:~. l par' men who bad lnl'!Jded the p,la.ce -een,, by the nnaterwa)d 11mbuSleamiJoat rt'!lChl ng !Or th e plerWh@ra be recelvo~d medlc.al at-J (By The As110CI1ttetl PresP) Cur ve or he11.dland l11~ak or Ul!od cr • ·u~ t 11 ale antl later another tnsl • b!i!g•n sin&ln& "Tbe ~ F:laf'' aud I mu11t va.n a. nd at tile end tutlon In the south section 1'he ws.vlnl!' placard11 trom- Dr. Mille! WASHINOTO N, D+!c 12 - 11 ls sa.ld BlAnd u111 11ome 1111\~. clea n and clu.r. ,, ' con1 mitt ee also recorr.;amnded stale Bloc lndcrument Promised For tM Jateat repor1 11 tbe lnjuLi es at llle Whll"' HnuHe l(J<\ay lhtt w hile ....... , _,,. !•to m, oplrlt br lnp, r · .. " " •• Lenroot..Andtrton BUI, Whlc~ Hal wide reglstratlon or atl f t!P )!e mlncl not prove fatal. while the man oft\clnl comment wouhl be wit hheld 'l'o th e ordalr l<d end 11f thin"" I ed personfl by ;co11DIY probaft~ BONES OF Blt!)JqEN 1 bad COlldltlon for tho present lt coulrt not I ~r.~~~~~o ~!~ ~~"c~= ~~:~i~me ~h;oA::~::' ~~~e:'"~·:~:tl:~ 'Utl ge~ IN MINE ACCIDENT nled tha t the '/<; as h in~ ton govc1 n 'l'hr'O!Ji'h U1e 1hr1Jud! ng veils th11.t lie ..._ H • rangemenb For tn tmedllw tl,.. • tl d1! 'I whe t tim e and P.ternUy, __ _ k In t' ld d I meut cons ere t te l<::flara nus 'I ll! the.-. blue ll'll't~-ln11t the skY, lngt on Credit Me,.aurlt. '\VIb.lle .at wo r u.e ' I REPARATION DJFFJCULJY \ ACUTE PROBLEM the: a 'Legfsfalfon 11 iehall of ers seems Assured FOOT WANTS In London n!:l c•nc or~ -c T Davia In Ot~•ette I Wublnglon, Dec. n - Legtahttloa SETTLEMENT OF mien council 11 1 mo ncute <>ff'actlug POOR REWARD FOR SERVICES lu bellatr or "ifrlcWturiiLs durlns Cle '!'here .,\aM ml attempt to : praseu t l!esslon. or congre11s .Ia ' DEBT PROBLEM thl'l dl !lgulse the cot1ce rn or the Ht1lted Reprlmp rid Thank• Enllllah Sail· according to ~otb H.epnbllcan and lh:u lty broug ht to a h eu! by Lht> J,re t Go ld Mnd Jade- th e IIIIIs ot Jlome the Ark tdUlM ,tobunHI Only lsos ot u\U eU vl ev. s to Cerm ny , Dec. U - f"rlme Mlnlsler La-w informed the House or imomn• today In regud to Lhe dis- of the allied dabt que~tlon Premiere con{lfrPnce lhat he told the coD(frenc~ that It Great saw HOme ~ etld.t•ce of :1 com•eLtlement proapttcts ot ft. "~e raa run a rlak in end1 oi~ &II much The louthern ••hlp!· 'l'h. Kalabarl deseH cov~rll f'UIJ'1 120,000 lf,quare J,nH ~a, anl'l 111 ruut of tbe lmroeuse hm ~r tabltdBnd nf ~OlJtb A'trtea wltb an ~veruge fi! h!vu ll on or lOOO feet. lt lm\ been 1 ullt!d "tHe Boutl\ern Sabnra," nni.l like tlte ~:•eai de1ert or north Afrlcu h fl('ll. rrcd bJ tbe l)eda or tlrl'!d up rivera. . .,..,R a d i o BUY THE PARTS FOR THAT XMAS RADIO SET NOW Reduced prices on the following Standard Parts . Workrite Variometers ...... ....... $3.JO Workrite Variocouplars ........•.. 3.50 Croaley V. T. Sockets . .. . .. .. .. . . . .40 Closley Rheostats • • . .. . .. .. . .. . • .40 Murdock 2,000 Ohm Headsets • . . . . . . 4 75 Si1111al II Plate Variable Condensers. . 3 30 Sianal 23 Plate Variable Condensers . • 4 00 Copper IAerial Wire per 150 feet. . . . . . .7 5 •i ln,l!l;itors for Aerial . . .• . . . ... . . , • .20 th8$e ID~ctric Shop OHIO. DemocJittl c h~ ll.de l;_R Arruugements were made ror Lmme or Got fOr Extending Domain• of the Brlt1ah Emplre. diate hearh~gi by tw~ ser1ate commitEight)' ) eurs~a go u JUt'~ hoy nnmlld Mur~;!:ih) went lo ,t'll lu one ur Que-eo. tees 11.11d the unoffic•al seua te larm \ l<torht's ~h lp~ 11s a mtdsh\!JuJHD bloc met ll.llll madt! Jll:lns to pre111 tbe 'llthty YCJltB ufte rwu•tls he WUM t1. credit ex tt! ul:l luu leglHititlou ml\'ul cnrtt ntn tn rvm mnnd or a Hhlp, Uipuilh!U!L MUpport fiJI m!ljor feB. JJitil he WuH sulhn.; urt N~w Ou!nen, tUi tlil ur atl minlstratlon recommend&.• \\ hl('h II! 111 th ~ 1w11h ot the conllau::nt Uou to e!: jiR llll credit of farm11rs was ot A).!Sttulln , lnillcated Cbc lndorse numt, mean As lte ltud nnt hlng else to llo Ire lug t.hut or IJt!mocrats as well as Ue· tlld 80 tH ~ l'X PIOJIUg and before long puUUcan mamben, ro r Important fea he d l~:~cover~:d uff m un~ au1 100 1111unda tu re~ o f tile LeDJ'uot :\nderson bill, t1111t hmJ not hcf01 e ht.''-'TI on an) mutl. whl!!h hud th a ap&trova.l or adm!nhltra· He cluutetll!OO mlle!l Cit cmtllt line prevloutJly unknol\n, und he onnered JHtrt ot ~cw Ouin('n to Ute Blitlsh I<~ Hllllrc-, All th e rcl\ illll h1• got Wll8 11 reprl· muntl f i OIU tile nd•uilu Uy whic h SAid he ought nut to liUH! dune It, but ' ns t h e~ did not t hin!( ll C lll eft lll to do It tiH!'3 \IOO]d SU l Jln m.:ue uhout It' 'fhe cx tl ,)t er hus DI>W til ed n~ 0(1• ntlr1t.l, ut the ·uge of nluet) l\\0, ond b('ful e he di('j\ he did \\ill 1-lullle rf'Cng' l)ltion or the f'!('tV Il'e llC llnd rlon~ He wn ~ th i' ttn lv sd l11r In tlt e lllltl!lh nllVY wlw eHH hu!\ p Hh\p uu nwd af tf'T him In li s l! fP I!me '1 he diii!ltu)t r )!ftlfil~hy t or11 fiHPd u hntlh ~ hl p ut IIi ~> II Lilli ut .Jut IJlU.I, untl n l ~o srmlc 11 r.uh1n ll lne Filed Off Earring,, , I Harper I Uun ufllcllll s, waa Bald t~> be promised lJftJnocralh.: membert •t the J;loe 1111.!d Lbat l'resldtml lh.rdlng and the ad· mlnl ~ lra tl o n had come around' and given their support to tb.e credit l eglit· llltlon vrn lously UI'PI,t by tbe blparL tlsu n ag r icultural grbup 1'he ilen ate ba.nktOg and ag rlcul· tural cUinmltties proceedsd today with 'dtfnble heade:r' heBrloKB on far m crl+dllatralr' The ba nking com· mlttee began hearings on the Lenroo~ Aru lcl ~o n and other ~re dlt bllll!o ani! tJJe ug•icnltu ral Committee 111 proceed• log wah hea rlniB on ol her credit pho.Hell The agricultural t•umm!Uee he 1rd Sennto1 elect i'~•ul er, North Da kota, WhO told of rtlJe U88 1J Of f,trrner& tor 1 re tllt anjl other. aid and for !leV er~t<l du) s we11te-rn dels~~:atlous repre· se ntlng ugr lcultura~ luteres L& are to 1,. Jl h; tmhldt~ n 10 pll son ers 1\n tool< "'"' In to n ' ""' ' 0 " 1" ond, th e nld ot u Ill c. tho rlnt:l! \I ere Skinner Hardware Co. (EVERYTHING JN HARDWARE) Ready To Serve You for the Holidp,ys . With the Biggest Line of Useful and Ap propnate Household Christmas Remembrances it h.., ever been our pleasure to show our hundreds of patrons who always come to our store when looking for those kmds of G,fts which are longest remem· bered and most fully appreciated. It would require a page of this paper to enumerole a half of them, so come in now while the Choice •• best, and let us show you what we have. YOURS FOR A MERRY XMAS Hardware· Company •• ' STREET; LOWER BLOCK, POMEROY, OHIO. I - · ' ~ di't dlslrkl't, }\Qad the at_ JJa.ty N~wa. Chr\II.IP••~~i.J Man wants liut little here below, but wn·m: · wants tt rlgbt-i.and we have it-in our §:_:, ;~(~~~ 1 RAZORS--We handh! all oueh cel•,bril~~i Sext,ollla@,.,the Aut01$t"lli'• .tl\e Gillette, plex, the Stu, the Everready, and Standard Rillif,p! ..... d'l" t ·~ ' ' Iilnds. \ .' , 1 CIGA~Elproductos, E)versos, Robert ~W'Jis, ~refer­ encias Chancellors, it'ortinas, Kelly Souqu~t~, :san l!'ellee, ' I ' Geo. w. Qhik!B, !bold and othel'&-<1\nd we have a size to fo Connecticut. A atrana:e :0b'~t 1 tt!l!embllnt bait ft~lt and }111.Jt r~pUie' w1ta caurbt In tlle Connecticut tlVer', by members ot the biological depa.rtd!leut ot Wealeyan unlversJty, i'tho aay it 11 a mud puppy or "hell bender" 1uppoeed to Inhabit the Mhlllsslppl and Oblo rtnn and aometimea the Qreat J..akes. Fithermen claim It 11 ths Cll"lt fV&r fJeeo to the ' ~h- CIGARETTES-All the Sll&ndard arid Better· Brands. ' PIPEs-,.i}enuine French Briar and ll(eersclulum-~nd tl\~re are ~Y beauties in our L"l•· toO.. BQX CANDIEi!-of an kinds, including Fine Chocolates, ra11ging in ~rice 'from' 49c to $'1.50 per pound: · , ' ., Connecticut. - - - - ''" - - - COWl lave Min From Saved by blr~ cows by a atruy bull 11 tbe 1torr th'p.t ('(JJOes trom Thold. 1lllre Finding tbe bull on hi& land, the farmer endeavdred to t Um out the intrud~r. which ebarll'ed 111m abd threw 111m three Hmea The cow• lltuppell gruzing, 1urrouoded tbe furmcr, aDd 1'\lBi'dl!d him ·QDUl orrtved ' ' ' ~ Ed. H. I AmeriCAn Productl Well Dl1trlbutea Throughout World \Va11hlngton Dec U - l ncrear~ed ex port a during Oct o ber.~ well tlhttrlbuted amot•g 1most of the Co~mtrle8 ot !he v.orld, uo itliOYdl Ill O~urea wade public by tl1e depa1 tmenL or commerce Great Urltaln agalti' was Lhe heavl· 111t JtUrchu ~or of American products, takin g e ~:porls valu ed at $83,'!28,054, 11.11 compa red with '70,862,810 for the preceding monlb In Octob@r ». year ago Great BrUaltl lJ9ught ' 84,95l,ll6 lu Am eli{ an prodnct& 'J'o uti ur th e Oent,ILI American counlrifls co mbin ed the llnltlf,) 8tatea In Ocl.ober shipped $3,7<J3,621 ID mer chandiae, a11 agalnat f3 83.7 777 In Septem ber, wlllle to .the PbUipplne I• landal the American asporta In O<:to· ber were , 3,917,018, ali compared wltllt , !t,419,934 The ooLmtrlet ot mul-oJM~ Look Anter lean 11roducta of a cOmbined Value of '201i,108 784 Esportl 1lO tb e countrlea of South America aga'rogated In value ,20,07!1.498 ., compared with. 621,407 ln September. For Asia the total was U0,576,!Jh, cow.po.red to I3D,m.6Dt ,. - ' CH(CACO, Dec 18 - Winter todsy HI '-'~ I '"" held in a. gr,tp o( near rero In nort.bwest plane9 and mlddl ~ west \ •' atates and the r.:ero wec.ther of tba wa. telt a.loni' the Atlantic I tar aoutb toto California rellet for eorue aectloa11, no· 1 the Ort~at LaJse• rfgl(..u, wa11 , I ~~~~~.;~fJ~::::~~ed ror lodaf, ~ thennometera no.- - -McCormick •nd Wife l!lutd. New York, Dec 12:-Sutt tor '200,· 000 dama&es aaaloaiJI Hanna Wa.lsta, prima. donna ber h~a~a.nd, Harold F M cCor mi ~k. and Jul•• DIL!ber, operAtic manager, was Hied. by Mme Lu· el\11 Melulll, colatural aoprano, who cllarge11 that the Hrat two named defendantfil 1ndu«~d O..,lber to braa.lr. a three·year contract Wllh ber Wanta Marrla .. Annulled. New York 1 Dec U .r-Proreasor Johu tJ' Tiernan, tomerlt, of Notre Dame uu!VeltltY, sta rted &lllt tor annuln1ent or lila marrla1e to M11. Blan che Hawn Brimmer. his "b'rlde~r a- day ' Mr1 Brimmer a'l'Jd Tleruan wert mnrrfed a 1tar after the lalter1 '\'1&1 awarded a divorce, which later was not upbeld Tiernan haa to bls wife . . ' Each jlossesses Dractleablllt)'' as well as luxuripuii 1 quail!~:)t ~nt 't eve',yt alit in m~~,a~c~ o~r"~tore Ul.:t." • I'J.'IJ';•tll n,.~ r. r ~ ~ • ' 4t ip~ ·• }. • : ~· rellecls our hoi\day • •• • .. 't ~r·~ l epiHt 1of· price eODaervatiolt. Yo~ ' :wiD find here ev~rytbirtr • u&tll\lll' to be found In,, a• •man's stbre. Come In atilt•,look • 1 f• '·l.J.~t ilver ouf wonderful ' aaaortriient ' goo,ds to ' .. I" ' 'of men's select from. • • f ' L\ . In EXPORTS SHOW INCREASE Mldlhlpmen "' •bank onlf' atW': : The Old Reliable·· -Always at Your Service nner Man~ ' give t e~ tlmony S ing Sl ug, thell:! fo l c n pr!sm w1 w)w Amo ng the billl to be take n up b) plen cl ed gullt3 In mn rller In tile l!cel'llnl the senn te bnnktur e~ nu:nlltee po&HI ·' TMll lo ttal~·;p,...riL drgrilfl, 1\Ul; t•ompdll•d to hn 1e hi s c11 r bly ror hHmpo•atlor{ In an o.muibus Wb•n ~hlld~:"" • tue tbOJ rJuga tlle•l ofr He shot and killed• n m etl ll mea8UH! Is that or Senator Uo en 1rown, 1uun In lOOS nml ou' UI){'d lllri 1 ruh to llmlt tile prollts or joint &lock our heacl~ In Chl t.: lll-(0 HCH!rnl 1\l.lf'i.: f! uuo, nfter lautl ballk'il to 6 per c.:ept T~e com b"'ll ts ....ttallon: llprofl! rb. lf'Ol'S or !WU !th 1\111'! due to t he mlttce lliSo hll.8 berore It Other b!IHI rings 1.hR \\nrl\e n lnflJI!I118d hllu to repP.al tu: ezemdtl9ti privil eges or eou j1ln t we~u the en rrl!l lrfl \.\ 111'11 tJc Htl ch bank11, wbOII\1 ~ontlnunnce has rived In Sing Sing "1 H ! 1~orn I been fllU.lKtio ned by Secretar y MelloD ali my llf••" lht• tn'ifloner r~~~:~.~:~vi;~~ ~ Bl!. of Uoubttul value cun't g~t tltcm otr" Ke"pers ~-1fm elry mo\ ct.! • . tbe J;.onl> Remember I VII~~ fo~enoon, 1 I .' ' ,. ~- -- For-Missing,- 1 bilndlt!L ~~;;.-:;;;;;;:;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;ili;;iiii!"iiii; Odd Birds mlgllt f lllnl'blt be Bllld to be hereditary enemlu. ~?t the cnt; he 1I lp9k1 upon tbeln like mh:e, u hll lel'ltimnte .PteY But t11ere l" a tom cat, the llrop~rtf 'ot aE 1'°tld.emanhlabt ' Pre1ton, Lnn<'S.l:lhlre, ng1an w c I haa contJtltuted Itself the toeter-pareot ot a brood of 24 chlc.)l:s, nnd stubborn ly .refuse'@: to lt>rn e t).tm Th~ <'at cocs everywhere With tlfeJ $'fi(Ck8, 81ld they h•H! tnken ll:lndl ~ to their odd CU&i4· la.n Hunilreds of I people have been to aee the c&t ap. d rcblckens Odd 1 Cc ~J Co: 0~ri :·. ~~~~·~~·.: !lyestenift.y Fottt~trtnt, a!umred. States to the apapr ent 1Ack or pro• l (By ' The Aesoelat ':ll1 Pror,t ) ~ ... -~J Pre••) .. I .....-•• . for HefQI!lDl BIPARTISAN SUPPORT SEEN l c de- .liluropt! ' -- \ ':1 al·j tnthat a.rea near sera In the northwest coldest tempera.tu're In the tJnlled wa 1obtatned at Havre Monwhere the l'$8.dln·:: was 20 de--l below 1ero bowever, ... ........... - ~ tlll:t ~ I ."" , ._.u•• , •• ,, ,... ... '~ !tiidW,IIl � 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 12, 1922 Description An account of the resource An issue of The Daily News