https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/aa503f6cee457496d6645f6b2e36761d.pdf 19382d893005fb6a1b1a179757def297 PDF Text Text ' - . .. 1 . • I enttn c .. l ·· r. . ·;V()L XXII NO. 100 ,, PO~£ROY·~IDOLEI'(lRT, OHIO. .. ! ' ORIVE·IH ' Tonight, Tbundly ond Frldly Plea1111t Villey Hoapllal ADMI&SIONS - Mrs. BetTy Jeffers, Southside; Mark Clandros and Ralph Davlll, Pt. Pleasant; Jessie Harold, New Haven; Mrs. Bobby Walker, Pt. Pleasant; James Goodman, Jr., Mosoo. \oPt· H.ol Doublt Feature l'rolrom Don Knotts THE LOY E GOO? · O>tor Plus THE LOST MAN Sidney Pottier DISCHARGESOliver, Jacqueline Call,EvaEdward ~=======~ Thomas, Uda Powell, James DRIVE~N Stewart, Betty Kinnaird, Ira Dillard, James Love, Kathy Campbell, Steven Knight, Harry King, Donna Adkins, Mrs. James Hoffman and daughter. BANKING Meigs General Hospital ADMITTED - Clarence Hayman, Racine. DISCHARGED- Nooe. •Quick • Convenient •Courteous Fridays Only Tbe Drive-In Window Is Open 9A.M.Io7 P. M. (Continuously) tilling the Vinton Countj aherlft. . Men from SUmmit and Stark · · countlel In norllleutem · Oblo *""ved late Wednellday to l)d In the rnanhunlfcr Oliver Mills, the man who lllepdly llhohnd killed SlleriiC Harold Steele, tileD wOQnded I cleputy Dave Wilbur MGIIday. , etm• ,---------~-------~---------, today. P~le who kneir Mills. IJ8id mooth stating he would not be be niP!! with a Ump. 'l'be)' reaporWble fer any accident of said ,the limp l'eSIII~ ~ a any ldild OCCIIlTing 011 biJ farm. foot lnl.111'7 be lllffered .about a "Anyone caught deatroylng .l: . FGiice hm an'elted Wll'l'fll . I '' ' ew after Mn. MliJI left ' hallaad, llle tbrlfl alld dep8tJ id lilt ~"" tahle .. trio 1• let llelp when die , anyldiHI of properiJ' will suffer IIepa lfllll!ll, · Offlclalt Ireta 11eJP11er118 · ier!OWI coolequence," the Item Tbe llheriff'a body WU fOUIId OOiallelleol ebarp of the cqntlnued. . lualoulllde lbe boule. Ap, aeardl. Oae of !be depidlel Mllla bad lleen wanted In beUeved to be the IIIUI'der year 110. from a· neiJbllorlag cowdy connection with barruolng 81114 M1J1a bad a poUce record, electric company workera Ud bad aerved lime, bill dill ~ to lnatall polea 011 bls, 1101 bow bmnedlolely lbe . ~. Tbe warrant~ served elf- lor wldch b waa ~ to ~ blin Into c~ weapon waa found nearby. Durln8 the aeoreh MUla bad been •~Pled, but escaped the dri8Dtt. He had gooe to a ~·· l!ouse lo Inquire , ~,..be failed lo appear tbe about biJ wile, bill quickly fled Ills widow, Cera, wu named eharled. acting aberllf untn the 11112 Other neighbors recaUed tbiiU!nl time. election. Steele bad talked of Mllls bad placed a paid notice In . • . 'l'lle 111ot11a1 oeearred at retiring In lt'12. the coonty's newspaper last 'Mma• IIDill bouae lborUv . when be uw olfteen. Mills Ill believed to bave a Japanese . DA1'fQIII - .r.uma J'IWICII aoaur., a, waalbc¢ to :ddlh 11111 Llrr)' Dowll, a, D~Jtm·, wulalaiJ1 allbl!ed Wed· IINday.Dl.ttrt. theflftb ldlJini reporlld claya. . ' > rifle. I·Ne~!:::!.'!!!.?efs ·-lFB.··1· Hunts 4..·Bombers ' ·• OIJBCl' ori!IEARal-lllln-•.. eomm~a~~onera allered • llaJbillll'll In three lladDg to Mll1111rnsl. . a, Illvf,oa, In cm- . . . .. 1111on are COIIIliiD8 lbe nlllld ..........., Cltllo biB / ; · -try near McArtbur In Mrt:ll far oo- Mlllt. 18, Cnoia';:· :: ' ~ ldDer at VIIIICia CountJ Sberlfl Harold ~~~ee~e. w-: -::: .. ' lllday, the lblkeye Sberlfl'l Allodllion and VInton eo.tJ..:: · , " n.ooo rewan~ ror IDI~ <::·. ·.. .. . ':'1 ' MCC!On 11ltb the llaJlDg of Bock. Shdlee 1fU 'll'l'e!lled In .Rock's ~ wlHi'e the body ... fouad. . I'Glkf -.:hell lor a auapect ID llllllllttiCII wtlh !be lllabbliD& dellb al ~ wbo- killed duriD& lllii'8UJIIIIII In alml'll on the .di7'J weal llkle. ' Officials Will Review Comments Vlaloa : Coaaty lllluloMn are Offerfq' a , fl.IN'......,. for bdwmllllllll leMiq .. Mllll' I1'NIL ·ermine er er, • ·' wbenthjllheriftlrledtDIIervea borlng·Jacaon' Cobnty. warrant on t~e . 58-year-old ,Steele,' ~bJ!can Who bad Mills. aerved If .yeats u ·iberlff, was U wu auoueed 18te JUI'VIved 'by ljll' widow, a Wedaeada7 lUI tile llaobye daughter and ai!Gil. He was to s•erllla' AaaeelaiiOII aad be burled alter aervtces here I THURSDAY, SEPTE~~ER ~. 1970 •••· htrol entorce~~~t~~t ·,r.' { . ' ,. S~le lfltlhway pipa, · G.W. and Melp lawmen oftleen and trllned dogs, and men with em continue to 88lialln the IIW'dl. voiiD)Ieen froin ~ flBrl!l and trucki CC!II¥4 the ~vlly •· "We're ~ed to catch of Oblo lollled IOeal f~ In ·wooded lllld ~ltd life IIIII'. and whe getting help IWeb ol an a-con who yllb '1011tbeutml Ohio eoun\)r IInce frdll! .U·over the alate," said with I limp and II ICcUIId of the ibootlnp 'oceurred Monday Sheriff Rile FYife frcm neisbMCARTHUR, Oblq (UPI) ..:.... Law ' ' ~· icers . e . , I ~1AIO N ' '' ' ; " INGil.S FURNITURI PH. 992·2635 MIDDI,EPORT, (JfiO U.S. Warns UAR About Ywlation.s .. "' ,< ' " ''I'' ,, f ~ •' \ ', .' ' . ~ I' '· ' ::... ' • �~ ·NQJart:• \ ' ,!. e \ aHCJNNAn ',(UI'Il- 'GIIJ dpti bbilelf. ~.,. ... .,...,.,,_. "f'llllli!ta,.lllllllltler,"lll ' ~ pll~lllt laWJr Hell- --..w_ lllld.''l'lli)lllt~·~· ~tiOallaed. Wllllt ~ tawrwt.illlftNalllllll.I'Yt ~J~p&· ~~u~ ~a~e die .. ....... • mddlll tWW ct 111a Dlftldln!o~· · ' ·' ~i~tlo~at~ · "1'tiit lhl tll!!lc I 111ouJ1b1 Ill llill..ai41 '(··t Pltli!"' , IM--~-~~~bic· ·-lot ·t!W ~oat:' -, ..S IIIII 01bW PM IIIII I j!l& ·lrmll•'doela't pt loG ''l1!111Mtlr0UIId!NIII~ •' eotal .. ~ ''evep 11M - bllrl,. . .. il!lld beat me," MidtoNCillla W....._ -ear1J tbll' wbelll...-'1 ~. · .,.._., -:!fi .,., dl7 nialll IIIIa' lbe aadalll!l llllllnllbeJ ·_ . IIIII ~ 111111 bad !did nay I II me," Ill 11114. . 'llciAlry lbe F'rlndlcli "I'll plrlllle wllb III)'UIUIIie' 01111ta. - MI:Coft)'," wu lbe Wlf '1'1111 "oilier pme" llldt Redl Manaser Sparky AD• a,1117. Nola Wll Ml derlllllllll II. · ' al!l roolde, ... lbln • , _ Gill Wllm lbe CO!Iftl wenllo 1>4 lo _fl. hlib ICbool. 81 wu wdtJIB Jo111 Readorlon, wbo fGIJowed 111 a 1>4 ~buDd ,and bad IIIII f!!cOI,.ylo lbe plate, Andenon ~Gill Wlllle fola7llwlbe 1111J111110ned Wayne Granser fourlh Fllchl lime lo nm 1 I lllrlktclut Ioiii of It wbell MeCony lllepped lo lbe plate wllb two on and two Gill In lbe a. J..,_. lltw! At a •••• to till illl¥111 lmparblt allo ,won cates by and · pl&jl c111 mt 1111'! run Ia a on him. Z had learned about Bll!ck- "",!/ urn. h so that bfs lOUr and' live THE WORLD ROVER b:dt 10-'·1 -:.:.1· :'~ I 1;\i~ I ·a~ l :::flt 1 , Hte ' D•l1 :· ~~-. ,._ I ·' ~ __ "_ARAVELLE by .., ,d Vince'Lolnbal'di Is Dea wood and usad or abuled Jt he beld a go6d 8ULOVA lnst.nt aecunte answers far the mtn who needs to know the right time here. and m Baghdad or London. Rotatin1 outer ring 1hows 111 important c1ties of thP. 1laba, tellt the1r time at a glance. no·trump followed by aeven spades were lust abollt automatic for hlm. Looking at all four ~lamb you c111 see that the contract wlll make lf declarer trlea the heart tinesle or lf he ftnesses clube 8(rdnst We~t and rufll out lbe llhl8· Look· !ng at j111t lha Nol'th 8lld South banda you can alto see tbalthe besl pereentap play Ia to play two rouilda of trumps. They dlvldt eveDJy whereupon South abould Ja,down the ace 8lld king of bearta to see lf the queen will drop. When It doesn't drop South aboutcl lead the jack of clubs to dummy's ace and return the qi!Hn for a rulfing flnesae. Since Well holds the klng of clubs this percentage p I a y laavea South down two trlcka. Z studied the band for a· while and remarked, "Someone seerr,lll to have JUD one in on the old msn, I played thll at one spade Ia auction and · . , WASHINGTON (UPI) - · rival American Football matrapubllcillberbfsCillldllkll· Cold! ' Vlllce" l.cmbudl, •pro Lcaa1lt leaaul. ' • ,.. lbe DIIUre olllliiiiDIII. =:-u~ ~ lit ~ Lomblrcll, after brlnatDI 111 ~·· ablence, AliiII!IJi!l, dleillodaf olcancar ·WIIIIIIIDpa Ill lint ~ 11111t BID A11111n wu dellpated at Georgetown Unlnrtll7 tam (7.W) 1a It !Willi 1111 ·~ head CCIIIC!I" of lbe llaillllal. lllf - · JrU lint bolpUa- RedlldDI. Tlie 1,7-yeu-Gid Lombilrdl Jlad 0. .,_. • wllb allciqlldl ~ Is a.rvlwd by hll - head aMidl !Jill -.u.- allmenl. wife, lbe lmDer Marie !'lamia, tiel ··~n(• of lbe Twotla)'alater,bellllllenNnL a aon, VlnceDt B. lmnbarcll, , · WlllhlnaiCil 1ieMIIII at ' 1111 maJWIUrlel'flnwblclltwoleel IIIII 1 diugiUr, 11rL s-a ; ~ lime . ol b1s dtiltb. Prior ~ of bJa colall wu removed when Blcllbem ol Chlcaso. '1- IUIDIQqeofll!l~ Ia a tumor wu dltcovared. A1ao eurvlvlnl are hit '~ 1111;11!1 ~....... of a Lomb1r11 left 1111 bolplta1 Ia.,• panplt, Mr. and Mra. Bm7 ; eoidl' hall rtaali lo fliDe by MriJ 'Jlllf,lDIIIDIIID&totabup Lombardi of llrookl,n; two ' llillldl~• ' • chaJDPlonlhlp tile bead Clllchlnll relnl apln. afslera, · two brothen and 1111: ~ ~ lor ljle Greeo Bay srandcblldrtll. • , •I Pa!1ken· Ill bl8 llral head Bul oa J111J 17, he I'MIIIered Mra. l.anblrdl related re' ' ;i •clllns Job. the h~IPital and a aecond cerit17 IIIII ber lllllbend had ' , . Ill nlnellllaaa ~Green Bay, operaUon of an lllldlldolllll ovtrlued hlmlelljllll prior 1o ; ''· l..ellfue be W1in ,:;~~u::. wu-atpaformecl.lllil*bl holpltal when be · Footblll and two naiUre oftlclala, 1be reQIIIIIII Ill rHilleriDCIIII allellded a mMIID8 of Nallooal J liupil' Bowl q~~~leata aplllll Lanbardl'a famll)', declined lo Foolball Lugue dub cnmen In 1 , New York ln Jlllf durtns 1 delllllOdr.od Iabar dispute wUb lbe P"' p~&Jm. IAmhardl aaw hll Iaiit rootIiiii pme 1a p,er1011 two da,a bef1n ~ IIJcll lnlo 111e bolpltal. It win praet1ce pme between lbe Jledlk!n 11111 the Baltimore Colt rootlel ta Balllmon. Ewo Ia lbe llnalatas• of bfs IJinnl,bentcbedthellntlour WlllbiJISion prHeU011 pmea by_,. ol a ciGied circuit televlskm arransement 111 up 1n 1111 holpltal room. -tb~~Wns. Nolan'allnl plleh naa fall lilllclownlbemlddle.MeeootJ, ~ from hll beell, 18111 ~~~. owr lbe rtc1t , , l'filtilmed w11im tiie W 1111 i!te\M," •llpy, .''IJit I Wll , llldt 6ir ....... to M lilY ~ II miCid IIJ'Ie ~,'' 1be . . ,, wldcli bDolled lite 1W1' lead lite 1M Aqelel Ilodpn lo Jl ..... Wll lbe Ulb Ill lbe 1111n11 live lor Nolaa. ''lflhldn'tbeealalllllllleup a- 1llelr with Tony · agailllt PI!lock, ' Mets Cut Pirates Lead By II'BED DOWN VPI Spoc11 Wrller compared 1o lhelr' current bomered and Pepilol!e~ Hidl:~ IIWI, llundieJ, Jamtll ilillf defiell of a half pme. The Meta have been counted The Montreal EJ:pot beillbe Emle Banks each droVe In out of lbe 1970 NaUonal Plratea 1G-7 the Clllcaco Cuba three 1'111111 In the Cubs' 1tGI Kid Qnwe Up League's Eilt Dlvlllon raee routed Pllllliea attact all lonr ~ Glr)' nmembend tba pme alncuprlns tralnins bul here II 17..Z, Q,e Clncinnali . pitcbe!'ll. Pappas want ellbl u If u were piQid )'8llerdiJ, Is September and lbey are oniJ downed lbe San Francisco inn1nga 1o wiD bfs IIIII 811111 ''It jut aboWI tba kid baa a 'half~ behind lbe llr&t- Gl111ta, 7-4, the Alllllll Braves agairult silt 1 - far ttie ~. I"!WII up," uJd Mal'~. WedDel- place Pltllburgh Plraleaafler a ahaded the Los Angeles Dodg- Hal Kinl!'l srand alam ~ 11111 nlghl. "Bt't at.ted lhlnk- 7-3 Win over the St. Loull en, w, and the Bouaton Allnll In lbe first in!llns and t7~ inl• 81 Wllll't lfliDB to let Me- Cllrcllnall Wednetday night. beat the San Dlqo l'llilres, Z.1, old Hoyt Wllhelni'a fill IIII$IUI Cony burt blm apln." What'• more lmporlant from 1n other NL games. Innings of reUef paced 11!1 1be lour lll'8lght bllll Nolaa the Mota' point of view is that John Boccabella'a three-run Bravea to their win OYer the ' threw Mc:Oive)' In the two big beroea ol 11169-- nlntiHrming homer Ufted the Dodgera. Tom 11a11er hit a tba ninth lnnlnl were almolt Tommie Asee and Tom Seaver EllpOI to their vlctAlry over the lf1ree.l'un homer for 1111 Dodg111!Gmallc. -<GmblnedWedneldaynightln Plratea despite a grand slam er• bu! Don Sulton IIII&Nd his ''He Wllll't lobJC lo pi I lhelr laleat lri!Uilpb. homer by Gene Alley which lith IClOS agaiDII U -wlril. ' saod pltcb to hit," aald Glr)'. Acee had two hila, drove In gave Plttaburgh a 11-1 lead 1n Jim Wynn's twHIIII 1llimor ''lt'ISOI lobe a habit lbe 1a1t two I'Uilland acored two to lead the sixth Inning and a homer by and a combined lour.tllltlr; by cuup1e of yem," ~~abed Me- the Meta' ollenae while Seaver, Bob Robertaon whlcb lied 1be Wade -BluloganJe OoveJ, ''I IUit tab 1111 lour who had lost six of seven acore In the ninth. Mike Gladding provldad the bllll and so lo llnl. .,_ previowl decislona, went the Manha1l won his aecond pme with their viclllry ''11'1 a lb.-too," be ildded distance with a !&-hitter lo f..- the Expoa while Joe Gibbon Padres. ~ lldly, ·~ I1W lajlllilllt I raise his record Ill 111-10. suffered the 10811 1..- tba - up I reell)' fell liD IIWlnl- Another reaaon for opUmlam is Plralea. • inl·" that lbe Meta were live gamea Joe Pepitone,JWidY Hundley, For the cynic, oppOrtUJJ!tJ MeCovef baa leanled to dllout <i llrat pia co a year ago Milt Pappas and C1eo Jamea lmoeb. l ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,. ..... ,....,. the Phuadelpbia ae.k \II'..., and::e ' Mn. Lombudl authorlled a llltement Wem..day tbat her buablnd wu near death from "an extraordinarily virulent ICll'lll of cancer." was careful lo make sure of 12 tricks and did make 13 when the heart finesse worked. I'D play this one the same way." He drew tr!Uilps, caabed one heart, tried the beart ftnesae and made the srand slam. SWISHER & LOHSE PRICES ARE LOWI :' Jawtl·levered. water reststant with luminous dral. gu1ranteed by Sulova, it's the suave Mw watch that's rully in-be · cause Cuavel le went wly out o1 Its way. • c THURSDAY FRIDAY SMURDAY --- - ...,,f"'JW ... .,~...bn•J"'" ,.. . ,.. ~ lll1'!·#Ml ~. I . Oo > '1'<: . REGUlAR 6f BACV..·T<> SC\\O<i .' ~... fashions! Bobcats Blank Bucks, 2-0 • .~ol' .. to reach paydirt, NelaonviiJ&. Yen drove 1o lbe Bobcat 10 Y~ line but Wll held there 0118 f011i1b and one aU:uaU0111o SO by a line Kyger <:net deleN!ve atand; The defending Southern Valier Athletic. Conference ... ' ' cba"'JJ"' ofiiDIIve UlilfCIIIIIIIIo Dave " Boaton'a O,.llllbe llnillilfee II\IOOIIil of lbe the nnthalf driVIpa II WINTER WEAR GIRLS: OOA1S AND JM:I(ElS ' ,..in ' '. Corduroy with fur trim. Washable Fake Furs by KllperJae. Size 2 to 12. four playL The rally, lloftYer, hailed by two Bobcat penalties. Kysar Cnek acond Ita llrat ~own midway ln tba~lblnl period. NelsonviiJ&.Yo4 wu drlvm back lo tba 11\'&iard line alter lbree line deflllllve playa by lbt "lind-up" Bobcat delaoilva lll!lt. 11uetr:e:re quarltrba~ Don llllhaal dr<wed bec1r: lo . - . - .bll Mrd and fvmNed, ~·· Metaaer, Ill pound '-dde INIIIDIIed OD lbe . _ pipiT bllhe end 10111. A n11 fGr !be atra polall ... - ' . : 'ped, 4 ' 'KJpr Qeelt'l aecoad . . ' : (IWila' came lD tba Mine ~-. mlnlllel of the lblnl.-. on a 31\;, ' yard nl1 by juDIGr halfllldt .,., ' Dnltl Willie ' p~nw · ~-r Willie'~ 111e ..m. polata Boys: Jackets Wool, llylon, Corduroy. •1o 12. C.P.O. · Jackets. Uned lind unlined. CSia 10 lo It) (•;. 100 FOR UPSET 10 GRAIN SIOMACH Our Best ,llrlnd Twice Ill ~. '~<' llllblreJt and Babcal ru 1 lilt =~ pll)'all tba IIIIIIN quatler ' ' ' ~- o~. · ~ ~ 10 llfll . p- ..... ~ ~ 1114 . The Kiddie . n·*" ''• i' 39$ REGUIMU EXCEDRIN EXTRA STRENGTH PAIN RELIEVER REGULAR 1.39 DRISTAN TABLETS FOR HAY FEVER AND .,SINUS ,CO.IGE:STIC)N 79• REG. 1.19 CEPACOL MOUTHWASH GARGl£ / IT~ · :. ·A$PIRIN ONLY ··, r•aLns •' ' '• ' ~...UIVAWE '· NO~DN.W 1-·~UMIII\ ' ·-fOitlHE .. ·r 47"' Slnln& . ·; wa,u•.u·BGbl'ltleid. · . _ lnfalltt: SNOW SUITS, CoATS, LEGGING SETS PEPTO IISMOL ASPIRIN 1 ' 'I . ' • �~ ·NQJart:• \ ' ,!. e \ aHCJNNAn ',(UI'Il- 'GIIJ dpti bbilelf. ~.,. ... .,...,.,,_. "f'llllli!ta,.lllllllltler,"lll ' ~ pll~lllt laWJr Hell- --..w_ lllld.''l'lli)lllt~·~· ~tiOallaed. Wllllt ~ tawrwt.illlftNalllllll.I'Yt ~J~p&· ~~u~ ~a~e die .. ....... • mddlll tWW ct 111a Dlftldln!o~· · ' ·' ~i~tlo~at~ · "1'tiit lhl tll!!lc I 111ouJ1b1 Ill llill..ai41 '(··t Pltli!"' , IM--~-~~~bic· ·-lot ·t!W ~oat:' -, ..S IIIII 01bW PM IIIII I j!l& ·lrmll•'doela't pt loG ''l1!111Mtlr0UIId!NIII~ •' eotal .. ~ ''evep 11M - bllrl,. . .. il!lld beat me," MidtoNCillla W....._ -ear1J tbll' wbelll...-'1 ~. · .,.._., -:!fi .,., dl7 nialll IIIIa' lbe aadalll!l llllllnllbeJ ·_ . IIIII ~ 111111 bad !did nay I II me," Ill 11114. . 'llciAlry lbe F'rlndlcli "I'll plrlllle wllb III)'UIUIIie' 01111ta. - MI:Coft)'," wu lbe Wlf '1'1111 "oilier pme" llldt Redl Manaser Sparky AD• a,1117. Nola Wll Ml derlllllllll II. · ' al!l roolde, ... lbln • , _ Gill Wllm lbe CO!Iftl wenllo 1>4 lo _fl. hlib ICbool. 81 wu wdtJIB Jo111 Readorlon, wbo fGIJowed 111 a 1>4 ~buDd ,and bad IIIII f!!cOI,.ylo lbe plate, Andenon ~Gill Wlllle fola7llwlbe 1111J111110ned Wayne Granser fourlh Fllchl lime lo nm 1 I lllrlktclut Ioiii of It wbell MeCony lllepped lo lbe plate wllb two on and two Gill In lbe a. J..,_. lltw! At a •••• to till illl¥111 lmparblt allo ,won cates by and · pl&jl c111 mt 1111'! run Ia a on him. Z had learned about Bll!ck- "",!/ urn. h so that bfs lOUr and' live THE WORLD ROVER b:dt 10-'·1 -:.:.1· :'~ I 1;\i~ I ·a~ l :::flt 1 , Hte ' D•l1 :· ~~-. ,._ I ·' ~ __ "_ARAVELLE by .., ,d Vince'Lolnbal'di Is Dea wood and usad or abuled Jt he beld a go6d 8ULOVA lnst.nt aecunte answers far the mtn who needs to know the right time here. and m Baghdad or London. Rotatin1 outer ring 1hows 111 important c1ties of thP. 1laba, tellt the1r time at a glance. no·trump followed by aeven spades were lust abollt automatic for hlm. Looking at all four ~lamb you c111 see that the contract wlll make lf declarer trlea the heart tinesle or lf he ftnesses clube 8(rdnst We~t and rufll out lbe llhl8· Look· !ng at j111t lha Nol'th 8lld South banda you can alto see tbalthe besl pereentap play Ia to play two rouilda of trumps. They dlvldt eveDJy whereupon South abould Ja,down the ace 8lld king of bearta to see lf the queen will drop. When It doesn't drop South aboutcl lead the jack of clubs to dummy's ace and return the qi!Hn for a rulfing flnesae. Since Well holds the klng of clubs this percentage p I a y laavea South down two trlcka. Z studied the band for a· while and remarked, "Someone seerr,lll to have JUD one in on the old msn, I played thll at one spade Ia auction and · . , WASHINGTON (UPI) - · rival American Football matrapubllcillberbfsCillldllkll· Cold! ' Vlllce" l.cmbudl, •pro Lcaa1lt leaaul. ' • ,.. lbe DIIUre olllliiiiDIII. =:-u~ ~ lit ~ Lomblrcll, after brlnatDI 111 ~·· ablence, AliiII!IJi!l, dleillodaf olcancar ·WIIIIIIIDpa Ill lint ~ 11111t BID A11111n wu dellpated at Georgetown Unlnrtll7 tam (7.W) 1a It !Willi 1111 ·~ head CCIIIC!I" of lbe llaillllal. lllf - · JrU lint bolpUa- RedlldDI. Tlie 1,7-yeu-Gid Lombilrdl Jlad 0. .,_. • wllb allciqlldl ~ Is a.rvlwd by hll - head aMidl !Jill -.u.- allmenl. wife, lbe lmDer Marie !'lamia, tiel ··~n(• of lbe Twotla)'alater,bellllllenNnL a aon, VlnceDt B. lmnbarcll, , · WlllhlnaiCil 1ieMIIII at ' 1111 maJWIUrlel'flnwblclltwoleel IIIII 1 diugiUr, 11rL s-a ; ~ lime . ol b1s dtiltb. Prior ~ of bJa colall wu removed when Blcllbem ol Chlcaso. '1- IUIDIQqeofll!l~ Ia a tumor wu dltcovared. A1ao eurvlvlnl are hit '~ 1111;11!1 ~....... of a Lomb1r11 left 1111 bolplta1 Ia.,• panplt, Mr. and Mra. Bm7 ; eoidl' hall rtaali lo fliDe by MriJ 'Jlllf,lDIIIDIIID&totabup Lombardi of llrookl,n; two ' llillldl~• ' • chaJDPlonlhlp tile bead Clllchlnll relnl apln. afslera, · two brothen and 1111: ~ ~ lor ljle Greeo Bay srandcblldrtll. • , •I Pa!1ken· Ill bl8 llral head Bul oa J111J 17, he I'MIIIered Mra. l.anblrdl related re' ' ;i •clllns Job. the h~IPital and a aecond cerit17 IIIII ber lllllbend had ' , . Ill nlnellllaaa ~Green Bay, operaUon of an lllldlldolllll ovtrlued hlmlelljllll prior 1o ; ''· l..ellfue be W1in ,:;~~u::. wu-atpaformecl.lllil*bl holpltal when be · Footblll and two naiUre oftlclala, 1be reQIIIIIII Ill rHilleriDCIIII allellded a mMIID8 of Nallooal J liupil' Bowl q~~~leata aplllll Lanbardl'a famll)', declined lo Foolball Lugue dub cnmen In 1 , New York ln Jlllf durtns 1 delllllOdr.od Iabar dispute wUb lbe P"' p~&Jm. IAmhardl aaw hll Iaiit rootIiiii pme 1a p,er1011 two da,a bef1n ~ IIJcll lnlo 111e bolpltal. It win praet1ce pme between lbe Jledlk!n 11111 the Baltimore Colt rootlel ta Balllmon. Ewo Ia lbe llnalatas• of bfs IJinnl,bentcbedthellntlour WlllbiJISion prHeU011 pmea by_,. ol a ciGied circuit televlskm arransement 111 up 1n 1111 holpltal room. -tb~~Wns. Nolan'allnl plleh naa fall lilllclownlbemlddle.MeeootJ, ~ from hll beell, 18111 ~~~. owr lbe rtc1t , , l'filtilmed w11im tiie W 1111 i!te\M," •llpy, .''IJit I Wll , llldt 6ir ....... to M lilY ~ II miCid IIJ'Ie ~,'' 1be . . ,, wldcli bDolled lite 1W1' lead lite 1M Aqelel Ilodpn lo Jl ..... Wll lbe Ulb Ill lbe 1111n11 live lor Nolaa. ''lflhldn'tbeealalllllllleup a- 1llelr with Tony · agailllt PI!lock, ' Mets Cut Pirates Lead By II'BED DOWN VPI Spoc11 Wrller compared 1o lhelr' current bomered and Pepilol!e~ Hidl:~ IIWI, llundieJ, Jamtll ilillf defiell of a half pme. The Meta have been counted The Montreal EJ:pot beillbe Emle Banks each droVe In out of lbe 1970 NaUonal Plratea 1G-7 the Clllcaco Cuba three 1'111111 In the Cubs' 1tGI Kid Qnwe Up League's Eilt Dlvlllon raee routed Pllllliea attact all lonr ~ Glr)' nmembend tba pme alncuprlns tralnins bul here II 17..Z, Q,e Clncinnali . pitcbe!'ll. Pappas want ellbl u If u were piQid )'8llerdiJ, Is September and lbey are oniJ downed lbe San Francisco inn1nga 1o wiD bfs IIIII 811111 ''It jut aboWI tba kid baa a 'half~ behind lbe llr&t- Gl111ta, 7-4, the Alllllll Braves agairult silt 1 - far ttie ~. I"!WII up," uJd Mal'~. WedDel- place Pltllburgh Plraleaafler a ahaded the Los Angeles Dodg- Hal Kinl!'l srand alam ~ 11111 nlghl. "Bt't at.ted lhlnk- 7-3 Win over the St. Loull en, w, and the Bouaton Allnll In lbe first in!llns and t7~ inl• 81 Wllll't lfliDB to let Me- Cllrcllnall Wednetday night. beat the San Dlqo l'llilres, Z.1, old Hoyt Wllhelni'a fill IIII$IUI Cony burt blm apln." What'• more lmporlant from 1n other NL games. Innings of reUef paced 11!1 1be lour lll'8lght bllll Nolaa the Mota' point of view is that John Boccabella'a three-run Bravea to their win OYer the ' threw Mc:Oive)' In the two big beroea ol 11169-- nlntiHrming homer Ufted the Dodgera. Tom 11a11er hit a tba ninth lnnlnl were almolt Tommie Asee and Tom Seaver EllpOI to their vlctAlry over the lf1ree.l'un homer for 1111 Dodg111!Gmallc. -<GmblnedWedneldaynightln Plratea despite a grand slam er• bu! Don Sulton IIII&Nd his ''He Wllll't lobJC lo pi I lhelr laleat lri!Uilpb. homer by Gene Alley which lith IClOS agaiDII U -wlril. ' saod pltcb to hit," aald Glr)'. Acee had two hila, drove In gave Plttaburgh a 11-1 lead 1n Jim Wynn's twHIIII 1llimor ''lt'ISOI lobe a habit lbe 1a1t two I'Uilland acored two to lead the sixth Inning and a homer by and a combined lour.tllltlr; by cuup1e of yem," ~~abed Me- the Meta' ollenae while Seaver, Bob Robertaon whlcb lied 1be Wade -BluloganJe OoveJ, ''I IUit tab 1111 lour who had lost six of seven acore In the ninth. Mike Gladding provldad the bllll and so lo llnl. .,_ previowl decislona, went the Manha1l won his aecond pme with their viclllry ''11'1 a lb.-too," be ildded distance with a !&-hitter lo f..- the Expoa while Joe Gibbon Padres. ~ lldly, ·~ I1W lajlllilllt I raise his record Ill 111-10. suffered the 10811 1..- tba - up I reell)' fell liD IIWlnl- Another reaaon for opUmlam is Plralea. • inl·" that lbe Meta were live gamea Joe Pepitone,JWidY Hundley, For the cynic, oppOrtUJJ!tJ MeCovef baa leanled to dllout <i llrat pia co a year ago Milt Pappas and C1eo Jamea lmoeb. l ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,. ..... ,....,. the Phuadelpbia ae.k \II'..., and::e ' Mn. Lombudl authorlled a llltement Wem..day tbat her buablnd wu near death from "an extraordinarily virulent ICll'lll of cancer." was careful lo make sure of 12 tricks and did make 13 when the heart finesse worked. I'D play this one the same way." He drew tr!Uilps, caabed one heart, tried the beart ftnesae and made the srand slam. SWISHER & LOHSE PRICES ARE LOWI :' Jawtl·levered. water reststant with luminous dral. gu1ranteed by Sulova, it's the suave Mw watch that's rully in-be · cause Cuavel le went wly out o1 Its way. • c THURSDAY FRIDAY SMURDAY --- - ...,,f"'JW ... .,~...bn•J"'" ,.. . ,.. ~ lll1'!·#Ml ~. I . Oo > '1'<: . REGUlAR 6f BACV..·T<> SC\\O<i .' ~... fashions! Bobcats Blank Bucks, 2-0 • .~ol' .. to reach paydirt, NelaonviiJ&. Yen drove 1o lbe Bobcat 10 Y~ line but Wll held there 0118 f011i1b and one aU:uaU0111o SO by a line Kyger <:net deleN!ve atand; The defending Southern Valier Athletic. Conference ... ' ' cba"'JJ"' ofiiDIIve UlilfCIIIIIIIIo Dave " Boaton'a O,.llllbe llnillilfee II\IOOIIil of lbe the nnthalf driVIpa II WINTER WEAR GIRLS: OOA1S AND JM:I(ElS ' ,..in ' '. Corduroy with fur trim. Washable Fake Furs by KllperJae. Size 2 to 12. four playL The rally, lloftYer, hailed by two Bobcat penalties. Kysar Cnek acond Ita llrat ~own midway ln tba~lblnl period. NelsonviiJ&.Yo4 wu drlvm back lo tba 11\'&iard line alter lbree line deflllllve playa by lbt "lind-up" Bobcat delaoilva lll!lt. 11uetr:e:re quarltrba~ Don llllhaal dr<wed bec1r: lo . - . - .bll Mrd and fvmNed, ~·· Metaaer, Ill pound '-dde INIIIDIIed OD lbe . _ pipiT bllhe end 10111. A n11 fGr !be atra polall ... - ' . : 'ped, 4 ' 'KJpr Qeelt'l aecoad . . ' : (IWila' came lD tba Mine ~-. mlnlllel of the lblnl.-. on a 31\;, ' yard nl1 by juDIGr halfllldt .,., ' Dnltl Willie ' p~nw · ~-r Willie'~ 111e ..m. polata Boys: Jackets Wool, llylon, Corduroy. •1o 12. C.P.O. · Jackets. Uned lind unlined. CSia 10 lo It) (•;. 100 FOR UPSET 10 GRAIN SIOMACH Our Best ,llrlnd Twice Ill ~. '~<' llllblreJt and Babcal ru 1 lilt =~ pll)'all tba IIIIIIN quatler ' ' ' ~- o~. · ~ ~ 10 llfll . p- ..... ~ ~ 1114 . The Kiddie . n·*" ''• i' 39$ REGUIMU EXCEDRIN EXTRA STRENGTH PAIN RELIEVER REGULAR 1.39 DRISTAN TABLETS FOR HAY FEVER AND .,SINUS ,CO.IGE:STIC)N 79• REG. 1.19 CEPACOL MOUTHWASH GARGl£ / IT~ · :. ·A$PIRIN ONLY ··, r•aLns •' ' '• ' ~...UIVAWE '· NO~DN.W 1-·~UMIII\ ' ·-fOitlHE .. ·r 47"' Slnln& . ·; wa,u•.u·BGbl'ltleid. · . _ lnfalltt: SNOW SUITS, CoATS, LEGGING SETS PEPTO IISMOL ASPIRIN 1 ' 'I . ' • �, fRE"£H · JRIES ' l LB• . ·~~ ·pi(G~ ~·.. ~ ' '\ . . 29c Furly·~~ked BON-ELEss· H MS I i• .. ' I' II OUR MEATS ARE TRIPLE TRIMMED FOR GREATER·SAVINGS ' al HALF OR WHOLE .. a· ,.., -·. Family Pack ·34 Sli~ed ,. ·PORK lOIN l I ' ~~ • H~~~ta Party Given For Angela Davis . _. . '" - {!' 'f•' ' . ~ pleasant week-end IlK! drf98 carefully. We Wll'lt YOu back. , . . "·'? ' '· ' . ' .. LEGAL HOLIDAY, l.ABdR DAY, s£""' nf~ Angela Kaye Davis, daughter Jane Dlll, Columbus. Pic. and Mra. William Davis, Othera preaenllng glfta were af Middlepor~ obeerved her Mra. Shirley Smilh and Mark, birthday wllb a party Middleport; Mrs. Mary Johnson, Cll!lon, W. Va.; Mra. Betty Bland, Columbwl, and Bob Moore, Syracuse, a ' _, .·.. • ~ .I H 9' TO 11 MIXED• CHOPS The Farmers- ' I grandfather. - - CHICKENS .!1 - . ' 30•LB. .. 1 Member Feder.al ,Resetllii ~-~i'l'li ori Fridays .our Drlv•ln Is Oil!lll 9 a.m. to ~ .'P·In.. ,flnuo,!lslyl. ,. ·t{: ' . $1 . . ,.' "• mllrl It's ' ~h POR LEAVES FOR SCHOOL Mtaa !nne Cooper, d.!ughter of Mr' aod Mrs. Clem Cooper' Syracu1e, lefl recently by plane, lor Tulaa, Okla., wiJire she will be atlendlng c:oUege, Her addreu Ia Or~ liAiberU SKIRTS • SlACKS • KNIT lOPS • BLousES • VESTS • JACIETS Church Men!}r·. Meet at , }i ! ' Wttff sEAsoNING ON THEM. ' ~ ' OPFJV LABOR ,,;_...,, D~JY! .. ' / ~· EACH BOB'S SALAD SPECIALS ',· '. ' ;.f . ' ',,:j_,•' ' Unlvenlty, Women's Relldence Hall, Room 324, Tulaa, Okla. SOLIDS .. " & PlAIDS ·• RUMMAGE SALE A rummap aale will be lleld at tile Sacred Heart dWrcb AuditoriUm trOni I a. m. to 2 p. m. Fri4ay. Putd!uera may part 011 tile churd! lot , ' ~ ( Oa1e. n~ 0 ... n ::g, 0 •• ' r- ' ' . ~ IN PAN Rigflt Reserved to ,Umit Quantities _f.. • AILEEN KNITS · • RIISS TOG • Wlt'IWRS BY SAUL BROS. ~ M:iODLEPORT _I· ' SPORTSWEAR by FOR. BARBECUE ....... ... OVEN READY . . ' .. ·• s LADIES' QJORDINAlt .. .·. ....· 'a" ' is.Jfo· p~~,.,N.J\ 'CENTER CENTER CUT . '. ,. ICI ,.,., ~E !en ~ ::a 0 , ~~ Z j II I I I 00 "111 'I -ooft· a ·- �, fRE"£H · JRIES ' l LB• . ·~~ ·pi(G~ ~·.. ~ ' '\ . . 29c Furly·~~ked BON-ELEss· H MS I i• .. ' I' II OUR MEATS ARE TRIPLE TRIMMED FOR GREATER·SAVINGS ' al HALF OR WHOLE .. a· ,.., -·. Family Pack ·34 Sli~ed ,. ·PORK lOIN l I ' ~~ • H~~~ta Party Given For Angela Davis . _. . '" - {!' 'f•' ' . ~ pleasant week-end IlK! drf98 carefully. We Wll'lt YOu back. , . . "·'? ' '· ' . ' .. LEGAL HOLIDAY, l.ABdR DAY, s£""' nf~ Angela Kaye Davis, daughter Jane Dlll, Columbus. Pic. and Mra. William Davis, Othera preaenllng glfta were af Middlepor~ obeerved her Mra. Shirley Smilh and Mark, birthday wllb a party Middleport; Mrs. Mary Johnson, Cll!lon, W. Va.; Mra. Betty Bland, Columbwl, and Bob Moore, Syracuse, a ' _, .·.. • ~ .I H 9' TO 11 MIXED• CHOPS The Farmers- ' I grandfather. - - CHICKENS .!1 - . ' 30•LB. .. 1 Member Feder.al ,Resetllii ~-~i'l'li ori Fridays .our Drlv•ln Is Oil!lll 9 a.m. to ~ .'P·In.. ,flnuo,!lslyl. ,. ·t{: ' . $1 . . ,.' "• mllrl It's ' ~h POR LEAVES FOR SCHOOL Mtaa !nne Cooper, d.!ughter of Mr' aod Mrs. Clem Cooper' Syracu1e, lefl recently by plane, lor Tulaa, Okla., wiJire she will be atlendlng c:oUege, Her addreu Ia Or~ liAiberU SKIRTS • SlACKS • KNIT lOPS • BLousES • VESTS • JACIETS Church Men!}r·. Meet at , }i ! ' Wttff sEAsoNING ON THEM. ' ~ ' OPFJV LABOR ,,;_...,, D~JY! .. ' / ~· EACH BOB'S SALAD SPECIALS ',· '. ' ;.f . ' ',,:j_,•' ' Unlvenlty, Women's Relldence Hall, Room 324, Tulaa, Okla. SOLIDS .. " & PlAIDS ·• RUMMAGE SALE A rummap aale will be lleld at tile Sacred Heart dWrcb AuditoriUm trOni I a. m. to 2 p. m. Fri4ay. Putd!uera may part 011 tile churd! lot , ' ~ ( Oa1e. n~ 0 ... n ::g, 0 •• ' r- ' ' . ~ IN PAN Rigflt Reserved to ,Umit Quantities _f.. • AILEEN KNITS · • RIISS TOG • Wlt'IWRS BY SAUL BROS. ~ M:iODLEPORT _I· ' SPORTSWEAR by FOR. BARBECUE ....... ... OVEN READY . . ' .. ·• s LADIES' QJORDINAlt .. .·. ....· 'a" ' is.Jfo· p~~,.,N.J\ 'CENTER CENTER CUT . '. ,. ICI ,.,., ~E !en ~ ::a 0 , ~~ Z j II I I I 00 "111 'I -ooft· a ·- �70,IJ!lll Who saw the two w~ port qt. the ~I were ildmltled on ·rider, . llf the 12 • day rec«d-bnaklng · JIRIKOB RIXXlRD PRICE - 'lbe annd cblmpkll blrrolr IIOid Moadq allbe ado Stille 1"'lr lo Bob Evul Farms ol GaDipolls wa1t for a world record rJ. _,.60 a pound, bringing Ill OWDW, M.ariJ3'D Iiler of PrllllpeCI, f/ ,500 fr~ the 200i>oUnd Duroc. Left to "PI with Red BaiTOIJ 1r0 ~ Iiler, Bob EYanallld Jeri')' Kaltenbech, Ohio State Fair MAnager. News.•. in Briefs Mrs. Mercer, 82, Claimed hu aoared to 1.3'0,.710 tho first week, up mare than , .160,1100 from Jesl yeAr. The good wqt;ber was expeeled to hold again today for the day's events Wlllch Included art and craft demonstrations, televlslonaudienceparticlpatlon llhowa, harness raein& which In· · eludes the Governor's Cup Trot, 8ild 8ppeai'IDCOS by Johnny CUll and Dave Menifield. ly lar die ' . CIYCIIIIIId }IK, um:JVE JWSE -~GTON ' (UPl) -The Wlft Sa~ lllllliin~a '150,1100 pollai JUOII&. Ill llr. and Ted will a6u-t geUJna;lhe I per ceot Batley at WIDard, Qblo. PI) raise Included In the Mra. Dllst Sa1!e liPflil • recent pvllal reform Jaw this week In Colltlibul with Mlaa worilera .. . week -plua a reltoactlve lump . Willlla &ee tiJd ~· . IUlll averaJing • from AprU 11r. and Mrs. Sani Mam Ill 18. VInton apenl Sunday with Mrs .. ibe avenge annual poltai ~ Yoq; · lllllarY under tho new law- llrl: Frances ~ · and fromf/,8001o ...(M-a booittrJ. llr.lltld Mn· l'blllp Roberti rJ. ·were 'rec011t dinner ., (Cor.Unued from Page I) . Ill cttvera dUring the Labor Day lloUday Weekend has been '' luued by Oblo HJchtraY Patrol &lperintendent Robert M. Odarllll<lllte ill ID eff<rt to reduce trafllc fataUUea dlrlnd the boUday period. Qdarmoonte caUed for mutual cooperation ". . . because every drlwr llhould have a pes sonallnterest In savlng his own Ule ' IDd the Uves rJ. others on the hlghways." Rachel E . Mercer; 82, I • Richmond, Va.; died Wed- ' nesday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. B. (Verla) Calaway, Coolville, ·following a long illness. Mrs. Mercer waa b<X'n at Ssndyvllle, W.Va., daughter of the late Wllllam and Hanna Jane Dailey. She wu also OOLUMBVII- WilLARD P. DUDLEY, ADIIONiftRATOII preceded in death by her ollhe Oblo Bureau rJ. Employment Sez'Vices, eald today the lilllte husband, BlllT C. Mercer, three eljlerillllced a record growth Ia employJIIIIIIt and payrolls f..- the sisters and five brothers. Mrs. Mt1'cer attended church lint quarter of trill. at the First Church of God In Dudley eald las retunis from employers Indicated record Riclunond. highs ln both employea IDd payroll, wllen COIIIplll'l!d to the same Survivors include six period of pre'rio111 years. He eald the employment recorded In daughters, Mrs. Csleway, Mrs. Marcllwaa a record 2.9 million f..- a gala of 1.3 per Cllllt over the C. E. (Mabel) Bennett, Mrs. J. pre'riolll March. H. IMildred) Chase and Mrs. G. L. (Grace) Wllllams, all rJ. WABIIJNGTON -TO 11IE llllTER DISAPPOINTMENT OF Richmond; Mrs. Clyde a:lenlilllandUironauta, the space agency baa dropped two more· (Beulah) Cottrell, Spencer, W. 11100111Mc11Jw1 fr<m Ita Apollo program becauae of ~ Va., and Mrs, E. G. (Euls Jol _ . , cul!w:b. Qlly loW' landlnga remain. Tbeae -wiD be Rivard, MassachuseUs; three ·coqlleted by mld-19'12 under a new achedule announced Wed- llOIIIJ, Melvin, Carl and VirgU, DUday, glvlng the United Statea sb: exploratory voyages to the aU rJ. Richmond, and several grandchildren and greatcnt.n and aeu of the IIIOOD HaU are aucceuful. Qle rRt rJ.tho Illest Apollo cutback, aome space oftlclala grandchildren. Funeral services wiD be beld predicted, would be the polllble nlignallon within a few monilia Ssturday at 2 p. m. at the rJ. aeveral rJ. the natlm'a ulnlnauts. ' Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home In Riclunond. Burial will be In 'IUSIIINGTON - VICE PRE81DENT 81'11\0 T. Agnew Westhampton Memorial Park. ttOta:aodlo WlllblDcton today fr<m a 30,1Mrnlle tour, convlnced Friend5may call at the White Rushed to Vetetans Memorial pond and Grueaer Wf!lllyillg qn be--blapolntwithAIIatl.utel;~~~lertal~~r, Funeral ~orne in, Coojyille --!"~ ~k !~.~~~1l,tt-.mtd o rl! Thureday ~t ~""Iiley Funeral Home 'P&'~y af· ~B.JolmJonhefeltAIIatl squad Biter being mi:D~~l It wu believed tile veblcle.. American uaop withdrawals 11 they ternoon and evening: ..trador accident was Mork might have IW'ned over on. Grueser, 28, rJ. near Shade. Gru01er ~!i~il.thei! kept Bolni Jet more military IUid eamomlc ald. SA'ftliUIAY The Pomeroy squad was Into the pond. · IDGH SCHooL dance ~· called to the Pratts F'l"k area Grueser lllffered a cllaloc.ted Satunla)', 8:30-11:110 p. m. ,pt TEMPEIU.TVRI!IDI\OPPEDINT0111EWaearlytodayiD Squad Answers where Grueser bad been blp, a severe lacerallon Of the PmlerOy JUnlw Hf&b t.dklltj rJ.Ihe upper New EncJaDd llates aa a late swnmer cool operating the tractor. The left art1! ~d a ~d lllcer•tkll with the Jaya emetelng. Two Emergencies . In tho Norlboaat. 'l1nlidersbower brouiht rain to vehicle had gone Into a nearby besides olber pooalble lnjurlel. of the nalkll'amJd.Metlon; from Mlnneaots to Loulalana, Two calls w,..e answered by In tho Pacific Ncrlbweat. The U. S. Weather Bureau eald the Middleport emer1ency MODERATEDAMAGE -::d!~11Uel!ljpaed from the Mlaaisslppl River to tho squad overnight Wedneaday. AI Coaal. At 9:52 p. m. the squad waa Medium damages were incalled olr Clyde Frailer who curred to two veliclea In an had received a head lnlW'Y· lie accident on East Main St. at · was taken to Veterana 9"" " p. m. W-'-··• _..,...ay '""''~ Memorial Hospital where he Pomeroy pollee report. wu treated and dlmlued, .f. car driven by Debora , r ' . At 8:41 a. m. Thuraday the Flnlaw, 20, Pomeroy, pulled .' squad wont to the Jamea Weber from a service atsUon Into the . ,. bome oo Page St. where Alma side rJ. an auto driven by '.' .. Mlewoehner, Dayton, aliltet' of Franklin Hudlon, 51, 81f~. ·Mra. Weber, had become She There were no lnjurtee 8ftd no was taken to Veterans arreats. ' ''· Memwlal H011Pital where ohe ;1~ wu admitted. DANCE PLANI(Eij ' . An after the WahstDa fotilllaU game dance wiD be held Frlaay Veterw Memorial HoapJtal night at the Wahama. Hl8h ADMlTI'ED - Edna Hoff. School auditorium from to man, Harlf..-d; Randy Koehler, midnight. The Jays wiU ~ Reedsville; Wilma Riggs, the dance, llpoiiSOred bi the •• 4' Racine; Gary Trout, Albany; Wahama Student CowicJ!:' Julia Hayes, Pomeroy; John SIGNS CClNTRACT i,. Taylor, Pomeroy; Mark Plli1iBURGH (UPI)' __,_ Grueser,Shade; Herbert Ervin, PlttsburJb Penluln• ~~ ~~ Racine. Natlooal 11ockeJ !Mft1 !>ISCHARGED - Charles nounced llondaJ ' lhali ' .::. ' ,.j.....! ,. ' Ritchie, Frieda Moosman, Pronovost, tbelr · JI.U:,1111bt D~bra Atherton, Greg wing, baa lllcnecl' bill 'imn Winebrenner, Katherine contnet , ,, · ' ' Lunalord, Alpha Ruaaell, Douglas Circle and Steve McGrath. Man Injured In Tractor Mishap . ' ~• ._ _ _ _ , ..... , -· .,..j Or' Sociaf ... ' m. a·: · • ' VAU.EY WMBP & SUPPLJGl Un'Our Ffft Plrlcllll Lot ' lrdAvo. ~ Better Check! , . . ba ~Yer-300•s DRY For .Inexpensive., · Home FumiShin&' ., .I 40Z PLus' PLATINuM aPACOL · THROAT SHEER STRIPS ~~E$. · 49.C. LOZENGES 4901 .liEG. 71' ' • ', i:.i PATDI, $POT II~~; ...1 j .At IH '' ~ ,. h· TheWoman's Gentle Laxative . COR~EGTOL . TAB1£TS ,•<1 . ... Gellle . ... DlpMtiiiJII Correctol REG. 3lf;·6·,&' REG. 1.09 . SPRAY ' · ~~· e •• 3~ . PLUS-EGG., ·J~;;jll Reg. 12 suo . or •.bfl, • 11 6 . 6 OZ. BABY YOURS£LF:' REG. 1.~9 ,ttl! the· Wortd's Helene Curtis ., ' 26'4 BAND-AID · KWY~ t9C . ,. '" CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN fjnest POWIItr! J4 . . . $10.38 Value MYADEC VITAMINS 130 CAPSULfS '4.66 eEPAco . · . L.. ·., MoUntwASH Reg> l.V '1ft ""' $1.49 . . . BTL II i ' .I I ·:,, I I I 1 . ' Bayer, Reg. 39c SPRAY DEODORANT Size 1 Reg. $2.61 Alfil.PER$PIRAIIT Jiimbo 'lI f ASPIRIN 51.68., REG. 1.19. n , . mo "·"· DC)..UILE .· E .. Style Revue at Fair , S~ME DAY SUVICE In At f-Out At 5 WhenYou Shop Nelsan's! ·•·k' Girls Participate Qllio. . ' dinner Lytm �70,IJ!lll Who saw the two w~ port qt. the ~I were ildmltled on ·rider, . llf the 12 • day rec«d-bnaklng · JIRIKOB RIXXlRD PRICE - 'lbe annd cblmpkll blrrolr IIOid Moadq allbe ado Stille 1"'lr lo Bob Evul Farms ol GaDipolls wa1t for a world record rJ. _,.60 a pound, bringing Ill OWDW, M.ariJ3'D Iiler of PrllllpeCI, f/ ,500 fr~ the 200i>oUnd Duroc. Left to "PI with Red BaiTOIJ 1r0 ~ Iiler, Bob EYanallld Jeri')' Kaltenbech, Ohio State Fair MAnager. News.•. in Briefs Mrs. Mercer, 82, Claimed hu aoared to 1.3'0,.710 tho first week, up mare than , .160,1100 from Jesl yeAr. The good wqt;ber was expeeled to hold again today for the day's events Wlllch Included art and craft demonstrations, televlslonaudienceparticlpatlon llhowa, harness raein& which In· · eludes the Governor's Cup Trot, 8ild 8ppeai'IDCOS by Johnny CUll and Dave Menifield. ly lar die ' . CIYCIIIIIId }IK, um:JVE JWSE -~GTON ' (UPl) -The Wlft Sa~ lllllliin~a '150,1100 pollai JUOII&. Ill llr. and Ted will a6u-t geUJna;lhe I per ceot Batley at WIDard, Qblo. PI) raise Included In the Mra. Dllst Sa1!e liPflil • recent pvllal reform Jaw this week In Colltlibul with Mlaa worilera .. . week -plua a reltoactlve lump . Willlla &ee tiJd ~· . IUlll averaJing • from AprU 11r. and Mrs. Sani Mam Ill 18. VInton apenl Sunday with Mrs .. ibe avenge annual poltai ~ Yoq; · lllllarY under tho new law- llrl: Frances ~ · and fromf/,8001o ...(M-a booittrJ. llr.lltld Mn· l'blllp Roberti rJ. ·were 'rec011t dinner ., (Cor.Unued from Page I) . Ill cttvera dUring the Labor Day lloUday Weekend has been '' luued by Oblo HJchtraY Patrol &lperintendent Robert M. Odarllll<lllte ill ID eff<rt to reduce trafllc fataUUea dlrlnd the boUday period. Qdarmoonte caUed for mutual cooperation ". . . because every drlwr llhould have a pes sonallnterest In savlng his own Ule ' IDd the Uves rJ. others on the hlghways." Rachel E . Mercer; 82, I • Richmond, Va.; died Wed- ' nesday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. B. (Verla) Calaway, Coolville, ·following a long illness. Mrs. Mercer waa b<X'n at Ssndyvllle, W.Va., daughter of the late Wllllam and Hanna Jane Dailey. She wu also OOLUMBVII- WilLARD P. DUDLEY, ADIIONiftRATOII preceded in death by her ollhe Oblo Bureau rJ. Employment Sez'Vices, eald today the lilllte husband, BlllT C. Mercer, three eljlerillllced a record growth Ia employJIIIIIIt and payrolls f..- the sisters and five brothers. Mrs. Mt1'cer attended church lint quarter of trill. at the First Church of God In Dudley eald las retunis from employers Indicated record Riclunond. highs ln both employea IDd payroll, wllen COIIIplll'l!d to the same Survivors include six period of pre'rio111 years. He eald the employment recorded In daughters, Mrs. Csleway, Mrs. Marcllwaa a record 2.9 million f..- a gala of 1.3 per Cllllt over the C. E. (Mabel) Bennett, Mrs. J. pre'riolll March. H. IMildred) Chase and Mrs. G. L. (Grace) Wllllams, all rJ. WABIIJNGTON -TO 11IE llllTER DISAPPOINTMENT OF Richmond; Mrs. Clyde a:lenlilllandUironauta, the space agency baa dropped two more· (Beulah) Cottrell, Spencer, W. 11100111Mc11Jw1 fr<m Ita Apollo program becauae of ~ Va., and Mrs, E. G. (Euls Jol _ . , cul!w:b. Qlly loW' landlnga remain. Tbeae -wiD be Rivard, MassachuseUs; three ·coqlleted by mld-19'12 under a new achedule announced Wed- llOIIIJ, Melvin, Carl and VirgU, DUday, glvlng the United Statea sb: exploratory voyages to the aU rJ. Richmond, and several grandchildren and greatcnt.n and aeu of the IIIOOD HaU are aucceuful. Qle rRt rJ.tho Illest Apollo cutback, aome space oftlclala grandchildren. Funeral services wiD be beld predicted, would be the polllble nlignallon within a few monilia Ssturday at 2 p. m. at the rJ. aeveral rJ. the natlm'a ulnlnauts. ' Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home In Riclunond. Burial will be In 'IUSIIINGTON - VICE PRE81DENT 81'11\0 T. Agnew Westhampton Memorial Park. ttOta:aodlo WlllblDcton today fr<m a 30,1Mrnlle tour, convlnced Friend5may call at the White Rushed to Vetetans Memorial pond and Grueaer Wf!lllyillg qn be--blapolntwithAIIatl.utel;~~~lertal~~r, Funeral ~orne in, Coojyille --!"~ ~k !~.~~~1l,tt-.mtd o rl! Thureday ~t ~""Iiley Funeral Home 'P&'~y af· ~B.JolmJonhefeltAIIatl squad Biter being mi:D~~l It wu believed tile veblcle.. American uaop withdrawals 11 they ternoon and evening: ..trador accident was Mork might have IW'ned over on. Grueser, 28, rJ. near Shade. Gru01er ~!i~il.thei! kept Bolni Jet more military IUid eamomlc ald. SA'ftliUIAY The Pomeroy squad was Into the pond. · IDGH SCHooL dance ~· called to the Pratts F'l"k area Grueser lllffered a cllaloc.ted Satunla)', 8:30-11:110 p. m. ,pt TEMPEIU.TVRI!IDI\OPPEDINT0111EWaearlytodayiD Squad Answers where Grueser bad been blp, a severe lacerallon Of the PmlerOy JUnlw Hf&b t.dklltj rJ.Ihe upper New EncJaDd llates aa a late swnmer cool operating the tractor. The left art1! ~d a ~d lllcer•tkll with the Jaya emetelng. Two Emergencies . In tho Norlboaat. 'l1nlidersbower brouiht rain to vehicle had gone Into a nearby besides olber pooalble lnjurlel. of the nalkll'amJd.Metlon; from Mlnneaots to Loulalana, Two calls w,..e answered by In tho Pacific Ncrlbweat. The U. S. Weather Bureau eald the Middleport emer1ency MODERATEDAMAGE -::d!~11Uel!ljpaed from the Mlaaisslppl River to tho squad overnight Wedneaday. AI Coaal. At 9:52 p. m. the squad waa Medium damages were incalled olr Clyde Frailer who curred to two veliclea In an had received a head lnlW'Y· lie accident on East Main St. at · was taken to Veterana 9"" " p. m. W-'-··• _..,...ay '""''~ Memorial Hospital where he Pomeroy pollee report. wu treated and dlmlued, .f. car driven by Debora , r ' . At 8:41 a. m. Thuraday the Flnlaw, 20, Pomeroy, pulled .' squad wont to the Jamea Weber from a service atsUon Into the . ,. bome oo Page St. where Alma side rJ. an auto driven by '.' .. Mlewoehner, Dayton, aliltet' of Franklin Hudlon, 51, 81f~. ·Mra. Weber, had become She There were no lnjurtee 8ftd no was taken to Veterans arreats. ' ''· Memwlal H011Pital where ohe ;1~ wu admitted. DANCE PLANI(Eij ' . An after the WahstDa fotilllaU game dance wiD be held Frlaay Veterw Memorial HoapJtal night at the Wahama. Hl8h ADMlTI'ED - Edna Hoff. School auditorium from to man, Harlf..-d; Randy Koehler, midnight. The Jays wiU ~ Reedsville; Wilma Riggs, the dance, llpoiiSOred bi the •• 4' Racine; Gary Trout, Albany; Wahama Student CowicJ!:' Julia Hayes, Pomeroy; John SIGNS CClNTRACT i,. Taylor, Pomeroy; Mark Plli1iBURGH (UPI)' __,_ Grueser,Shade; Herbert Ervin, PlttsburJb Penluln• ~~ ~~ Racine. Natlooal 11ockeJ !Mft1 !>ISCHARGED - Charles nounced llondaJ ' lhali ' .::. ' ,.j.....! ,. ' Ritchie, Frieda Moosman, Pronovost, tbelr · JI.U:,1111bt D~bra Atherton, Greg wing, baa lllcnecl' bill 'imn Winebrenner, Katherine contnet , ,, · ' ' Lunalord, Alpha Ruaaell, Douglas Circle and Steve McGrath. Man Injured In Tractor Mishap . ' ~• ._ _ _ _ , ..... , -· .,..j Or' Sociaf ... ' m. a·: · • ' VAU.EY WMBP & SUPPLJGl Un'Our Ffft Plrlcllll Lot ' lrdAvo. ~ Better Check! , . . ba ~Yer-300•s DRY For .Inexpensive., · Home FumiShin&' ., .I 40Z PLus' PLATINuM aPACOL · THROAT SHEER STRIPS ~~E$. · 49.C. LOZENGES 4901 .liEG. 71' ' • ', i:.i PATDI, $POT II~~; ...1 j .At IH '' ~ ,. h· TheWoman's Gentle Laxative . COR~EGTOL . TAB1£TS ,•<1 . ... Gellle . ... DlpMtiiiJII Correctol REG. 3lf;·6·,&' REG. 1.09 . SPRAY ' · ~~· e •• 3~ . PLUS-EGG., ·J~;;jll Reg. 12 suo . or •.bfl, • 11 6 . 6 OZ. BABY YOURS£LF:' REG. 1.~9 ,ttl! the· Wortd's Helene Curtis ., ' 26'4 BAND-AID · KWY~ t9C . ,. '" CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN fjnest POWIItr! J4 . . . $10.38 Value MYADEC VITAMINS 130 CAPSULfS '4.66 eEPAco . · . L.. ·., MoUntwASH Reg> l.V '1ft ""' $1.49 . . . BTL II i ' .I I ·:,, I I I 1 . ' Bayer, Reg. 39c SPRAY DEODORANT Size 1 Reg. $2.61 Alfil.PER$PIRAIIT Jiimbo 'lI f ASPIRIN 51.68., REG. 1.19. n , . mo "·"· DC)..UILE .· E .. Style Revue at Fair , S~ME DAY SUVICE In At f-Out At 5 WhenYou Shop Nelsan's! ·•·k' Girls Participate Qllio. . ' dinner Lytm �' I . GUN shoot, Sportsman tlub, September 6. ' GOSPELSINGaltheChurchol - - -- - - -- God at Chftter, September 6, SHED rtmant · 217 5cenhperWordone insertlon 2 p. m . featuring The FURN~ ,.,:::leport 'NI~ Minimum Charge 7SC Messengeri of Columbus. :Jr,d d v::_.ch Jjr1vlie ..,. 12 cents per w 1rd three Chi E eryone welcome yar · ~! • 992 UTU for o. 9-3.3tc v 1&utl~e cents per word s ix con . lnse, ~ lor'IS . -----:-==:-::::---:---: and ads pa•d within 10 davs. September 13, 12 noon . tr1nees. Phone -278Dor s Aer cent Discount on paid HORSE AUCTION, Sunday. !I ~ Circle - -- - -- :-:---:--· M Stable, Millfield, Ohio. 10 2 BEDROOM moblto home, mlln north of Athono, Stale Racine. Call 992-632'1. ,' Sl SO for 50 word minimum . Route 13. Over 100 hNd of a.~tc cl'l tddltion"l wqrd 2c . horsesandponles. Lotlofntw BLINOAOS Ph ' Cldlllonal 25<: Charge p&r end used tack. one 61 4-725- 2 BEDROOM mobllt home,. M L:.:~~~...,..~~~~ ~&rtlnm&nt . · 233lt. -, end G Food Market, 3 miles 9_3~· OF FICE HOUR S south of Middleport, Routt 7. ;a :lO a .m . to S:OO p.m Dally f.2..3tp 8 ~ 30 am . lo 12: 00 Noor. REVIVAL AT Church of God, .. CARD OF THANkS & OBITUARY ~ Qester, from September 6 Saturda y Card cf Thanks WE WOULD like to expreos our ipprecietlon to the many friends, nelcbors relatives that and lped In any way at the death of our tnother and grandmother . We<lat thonko to the doctors, PUrses and aides, Rev . Cecil !Nioe and Morfin Funerot Home Moy God richly bless flou. I«. and Mrs. Raymond Keesee and family . : 9-3·11p 'n Memory i 1 LOVING MEMORY of my usband, Henry Capehad , '4vho passed away two years f!IO today, September 3, 1968. The face low, I loved Is now laid His loving voice is still. l'he hand 10 often clasped In tne les now In deeth's cold cnllt. often sit and think of him I am all alone, or memory Is the only thing at grief can call Its own. ly missed by wife, Opel, t-hlldren, and grandchildren. r I~ 9-3·"P LOVING MEMORY of our ~ ., ar aonand brother, . McGuire, Jr., who Mar~ln p~~ssed way 2 yeats ago, September • 1M&. ' - lo not dead flo's iutt,osteep. ....., not hay He's In God's keep. For Sale through Stptember 13 with Rev. Dontld ShHb, pastor. SEMI -FURNISHED aportSpeciol olnglng tach night. man!, 2 Iorge roomo, kit- AWNINGS, storm door& and chenette, bath. Coats windows, c•rports, Come end bring o friend . 9·3-9tc Building, Middleport. Inquire marquees, blown and . ball Apt. 16. lnsulollon. Eimor \VI>ffe, Help Wa"'ed 8-30-101< sateo representative. FQr free Ill estimates, phone Charles · TELEVISION r~lrman 1or APARTMENT In Middleport, 6 LISle; Syracuse. V. V. roomo, bath. Aloo, apartment Johnson and Son, Inc. • area retailer. Experience ~30-tfc with • rooms, bath. APartrequired. Write c.o Dolly man! with 3 rooms, both. Senllnel, P. 0 . Box 72'1·E, Phone 992-2725 or 992-3205. Pomeroy, Ohio. 43169. 9-3-Jip COAL, limestone. Excelsior 8-30-Hc Salt Works, E. MAin St., Pomeroy. Phone ffl-3191 . COOK. Marlin Rootauront. For Sale . 4-9-tfC Apply In porson. Middleport. ~~tic r-------------- , SINGER Touch end'Saw sewing FINAL CLOSEOUT machlne, compl•te with FULL TIME office workers. walnut sewing otand. Will sell One male, one female . on terms or S70 cosh. Phone Knowledge of accounting , 992-2685. bookkeeping and payroll Final Pri~e Cut H7..1tc taxes desirable. Paid of the Year I --:-:-:-vacation, holidays and In· STAR KILLS rob quickly, sure. surance . Send comple ~ e (Most Sizes) 2'12 tbs., 11.69, EbOi'lbach resume Including salary Hardware, Sugar Run Mills. requirements to P.O. Bo)l 729Severo! Riding Mowen If Ptckeno 'Hordwiro, Mooon. 8, The Dally Sentinel, Final CINrlnce Pritt~sl ~27 .30fp Pomeroy, Ohio. - -- - - - -- 9-3·31C POMEROY 1952 FORD tractor. Also, riding ~S~ E~ M I~D~R~I~ V~ E~ R~ S ~N~E~E~D~EO . J . w. Coney, Mgr. lawn mower. Jollie Arlx, Ph. m-2111 Harrisonville, Ohio. E•pertence helpful but not 9-1·31P necessary, for local and overOpen Till Dolly ----- - -- - - - -. AIR OOttDmONERS the-road hauling. You can earn &10,000 to m,ooo par year If you are willing to learn . For application call (304) 344-8843 or write Ad· vance D. T. Dept ., 5517 Midland Drive, Charleston, West Virginia 25306. 9·J.3fc Wanted To Buy S..dly mlsud by father , mother, sisters end brothers . 9-3·11c IN LOVING MEMORY of Morton Woad who passed away th'" years ago today, Seolembor 3, 1965. Sol\ty the otero are lhlnlng pretlol.!,l g•ave; . ld .,. .. Phone 992-5632 '' . EXPEaT · Wheel Alitni'JIInt ' . $5.55 -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 . · :Pomeroy,Home & Auto 606 E. Mlln, Poinerev. o. Moon, $2.$00, AirtiditiOnint. lllpection And R..chalge , 6.98..Parts Plus ' BlaeHriar's . Phone "2-2T4J C. BRADFORD, Aucll"""r For Sale ..,._ 1966 MOB'ILE '1 · H.!to/e Your ,, Yearly ome, New 949-2204. Complefe_$trvlce' Phone 949·3821 Roclne, Ohio Crill Bradford 9-1·71c --,---~.L---- Real Estate For Sale . OLDER HOUSE on cholca lot In Syracusa. Priced for quick sate. Call 992-532•. 7-26-tfc NEIGLER. !;anitructlon. For building or rtmodeltn,; r.our · • home,. cel.l Guy Nalglor • . Racine, Ohio. LARGE house, IV• i!Cft lot, as 7-31-lfc Is. Water la p. $100. Phono9926021 . 9·1-61c SEWING--MACHIN,ES, Repair · service, all makeo, 992-2286: - - -- - -- -The Fabric Shop, .Pom,~;G~~., GOOD Investment property . Authorized Sl<lger Sol• arid. House wlth lhrH furnished Service. We Sharpen Sets~. aP.rtmanls, basilment, two garagt:t. Monthly Income, ' ' ' NEW CAR & =-------.,---,3-=.2?-l!c. $190. Priced reaoonabty for CHESTS, dresserS, chairs, SEPTIC ·tanks cleaned. Mttler desks, marble olabs, Iron NEW IDEAL manure opreader quick sale. Phone 992-303.5. Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph., 7-19-llc gales, corner cupboard, wash on steel. $65. Aloo, 9 month old 662-3035. stands, umbrella stand, pie pOlled Hereford bull. Phone ::-:-c-=-=-~---:-:2·12-tfc sate, cradle, swivel office 949-.U01. NEW HOMES for sate. We have CHA 1RS. Phone 992-3403. 9-3-Jfp bHullfullob available or will ~30-6tc . · bund on yours. Sa~nple homes Real Estate For Sale -----=~ . =.- -:::-. 'oNE sow ond five ptgs, aloo 12 already built for your tn: ELCONA housetreller, 501<12 ptgo, a12gaugalh01gun . John spocllon. Call A. E. LH,~~f: wtthallp out. Contact Robert Houdeshell, Minersville, Conslructlon, P..... 992Cromaano, Rt. I, Rutland. Ohio. · 6-2'1-ffc 9-2-3tp 9-1-Jip - -- -- ---,.- 9. YEAR-OLD female coon · hound. 1100. Donny Brick· les, Rl. 2 Pomeroy. .:2-3tp HOIST ETTER REALTY OLD UPRIGHT planoo, anr condltlon, as long as have no been wet. Paying $10 oich. Flrstftooronly. Mondays will be plck·UP day. Write, giving good dlrecllono, Willen l'lano Company, Box 111, Sardis, Ohio 43946. ' ONE B-2Q.tfc t.iE"-;iFo()rt;;;;;-;;; 1969 iii wiDE two' bedroom lraller, good . condl'lS,n - . ~ ·~$!.~"-fiT'''' A-~11~;11~ .~ 9-1-llp · _ _ __,;._ Sady ml~;,.:f!'"~~'t':;.,- ~ ~·lJ"'· - '. •' Ceramic .tile and sll!te • ••tic ~ 3432, "'\ r.tllll..,' 'F;ee ~sttmatel Won! Ad Ser.lce n!tcutive l n!ill!rtlnM JllfNSoN·'. ....RY i . ' R11 'denlill or -·etc. wile, Letha, children and OLD furnltvre, dllhtt, bran grandchildren. Write M.D. Miller, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _9_.J.1tc Rt. 4, Pomoroy, Ohio. Call 992-6271 , 9-1-tfc Lost and Found - -- -- . - - - LOST. Black and tan Airedale, male. Sunday, August 30 near GOOD Ulld olaclrlc hoi water heater, lhallow well pump Langovllte. Call George wlth tan~. showtr stall. Stale Logon, dog wardon, Phone condlllan and price to Rt. 1, 992-6683. Box 110, RuHond, Ohio 45775. 9-J.3tp ' .,...._..,. 16 FOOT run -a-bout with !roller, 5G h.p . Mercury motor, 1965 model. Boat and motor In excellent condiHon. $675. Phono 992-5433. 9-1-3tc 7 ROOM HOUSE wiUt ball!, 3 yean old, 2 acies ground. Good locaUon near achoola. Paul 9.J-6tc TayiiX'. Pbone 7G4544. &-30-!0tc ------Female Help lanted 9-2-Jip Notice Announc na lHE MASON liMBER !HlP Mason, W.Vi. !formerly--· lhrberSiiapJ Unur "'"' monogomonl Willi 2 ltorlton an duty, OW!tor: 8111 ""''"" Asll. DoMI•W..0!1111 6 lllys AWoot UM-6PM """"773-5981 BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY DEALER: Work AuGust to December, ''" lrolnTng. No caltecflng, no delivery, no cosh 1-tment. Call collect 616-377-4791, Charloft 0 ~lskell, South Point, Qhlo, 7-17-tlc -A-D:-D-:::t-:O"''Y::: cdUr = t::am ,-,1::-ly-:1-nc-omel Demonstrate foyo and glfto. . Earn S35 on evening. Work of your own convanfance. No e.:perlence. No lnvntment. Coil 99!1-6632. Write Toy ladles Party Plan, Johnoton, Po. 15902. 9·1-Jfp OUE toeompenv requtremento, the Nationwide lnourence olflceln Pomeroy will be open Employment Wanted from 8:30 a.m. to 12:p.m., BA8YSiniNG, Oct. 12through Monday through Friday as of Moy 25 In my home acr. . Soptenibor 1, 197G. Home from Eoolorn High School. Dhonel, Kannath D. Wllllamo, Phone Cheltor 915-3951, Mf'l, 19:1-5741 or P. J. Pauley, 992- Rogor Bohr. 71 33. l-30-6tp 9-1-5tc - - - - - - - - PAINTING, hOUMS ond roofs. Auto Sales Clean out besemento, afHc:o or dll1r1. Very rea1oneble . 19f9 FIREBIRD 350, olr con· dltlanlng, power steering, Phone 949-4225 or 949-4254. automatic transmission. 9-1-6tp $2,500. Call 992-2853. 7 c: HAY " 'MA:-::7N:-::,::-S- A ""U -C,-T-IO"'N-House, laurel Cliff, now open Hch Friday to receive con. •lgnmento at 10 a.m. Auction starting at 7 p.m. lat ua sell your merchandiH. -,-- - -- -- RICLY ' ~:· [] . .: a~tot~?a,lc,: .' po'Wtl~. Iut;y I ' WILL pick up merchandiN elid take to auctkln on • per. contoge bnls. Coil Jim Adams, auctlonaer, Rutland. Phono 7-12-4461. 9-2J.ttc 4 ROoMS ond :1111. e.n '""' . ' II I I ' .,,. .... �' I . GUN shoot, Sportsman tlub, September 6. ' GOSPELSINGaltheChurchol - - -- - - -- God at Chftter, September 6, SHED rtmant · 217 5cenhperWordone insertlon 2 p. m . featuring The FURN~ ,.,:::leport 'NI~ Minimum Charge 7SC Messengeri of Columbus. :Jr,d d v::_.ch Jjr1vlie ..,. 12 cents per w 1rd three Chi E eryone welcome yar · ~! • 992 UTU for o. 9-3.3tc v 1&utl~e cents per word s ix con . lnse, ~ lor'IS . -----:-==:-::::---:---: and ads pa•d within 10 davs. September 13, 12 noon . tr1nees. Phone -278Dor s Aer cent Discount on paid HORSE AUCTION, Sunday. !I ~ Circle - -- - -- :-:---:--· M Stable, Millfield, Ohio. 10 2 BEDROOM moblto home, mlln north of Athono, Stale Racine. Call 992-632'1. ,' Sl SO for 50 word minimum . Route 13. Over 100 hNd of a.~tc cl'l tddltion"l wqrd 2c . horsesandponles. Lotlofntw BLINOAOS Ph ' Cldlllonal 25<: Charge p&r end used tack. one 61 4-725- 2 BEDROOM mobllt home,. M L:.:~~~...,..~~~~ ~&rtlnm&nt . · 233lt. -, end G Food Market, 3 miles 9_3~· OF FICE HOUR S south of Middleport, Routt 7. ;a :lO a .m . to S:OO p.m Dally f.2..3tp 8 ~ 30 am . lo 12: 00 Noor. REVIVAL AT Church of God, .. CARD OF THANkS & OBITUARY ~ Qester, from September 6 Saturda y Card cf Thanks WE WOULD like to expreos our ipprecietlon to the many friends, nelcbors relatives that and lped In any way at the death of our tnother and grandmother . We<lat thonko to the doctors, PUrses and aides, Rev . Cecil !Nioe and Morfin Funerot Home Moy God richly bless flou. I«. and Mrs. Raymond Keesee and family . : 9-3·11p 'n Memory i 1 LOVING MEMORY of my usband, Henry Capehad , '4vho passed away two years f!IO today, September 3, 1968. The face low, I loved Is now laid His loving voice is still. l'he hand 10 often clasped In tne les now In deeth's cold cnllt. often sit and think of him I am all alone, or memory Is the only thing at grief can call Its own. ly missed by wife, Opel, t-hlldren, and grandchildren. r I~ 9-3·"P LOVING MEMORY of our ~ ., ar aonand brother, . McGuire, Jr., who Mar~ln p~~ssed way 2 yeats ago, September • 1M&. ' - lo not dead flo's iutt,osteep. ....., not hay He's In God's keep. For Sale through Stptember 13 with Rev. Dontld ShHb, pastor. SEMI -FURNISHED aportSpeciol olnglng tach night. man!, 2 Iorge roomo, kit- AWNINGS, storm door& and chenette, bath. Coats windows, c•rports, Come end bring o friend . 9·3-9tc Building, Middleport. Inquire marquees, blown and . ball Apt. 16. lnsulollon. Eimor \VI>ffe, Help Wa"'ed 8-30-101< sateo representative. FQr free Ill estimates, phone Charles · TELEVISION r~lrman 1or APARTMENT In Middleport, 6 LISle; Syracuse. V. V. roomo, bath. Aloo, apartment Johnson and Son, Inc. • area retailer. Experience ~30-tfc with • rooms, bath. APartrequired. Write c.o Dolly man! with 3 rooms, both. Senllnel, P. 0 . Box 72'1·E, Phone 992-2725 or 992-3205. Pomeroy, Ohio. 43169. 9-3-Jip COAL, limestone. Excelsior 8-30-Hc Salt Works, E. MAin St., Pomeroy. Phone ffl-3191 . COOK. Marlin Rootauront. For Sale . 4-9-tfC Apply In porson. Middleport. ~~tic r-------------- , SINGER Touch end'Saw sewing FINAL CLOSEOUT machlne, compl•te with FULL TIME office workers. walnut sewing otand. Will sell One male, one female . on terms or S70 cosh. Phone Knowledge of accounting , 992-2685. bookkeeping and payroll Final Pri~e Cut H7..1tc taxes desirable. Paid of the Year I --:-:-:-vacation, holidays and In· STAR KILLS rob quickly, sure. surance . Send comple ~ e (Most Sizes) 2'12 tbs., 11.69, EbOi'lbach resume Including salary Hardware, Sugar Run Mills. requirements to P.O. Bo)l 729Severo! Riding Mowen If Ptckeno 'Hordwiro, Mooon. 8, The Dally Sentinel, Final CINrlnce Pritt~sl ~27 .30fp Pomeroy, Ohio. - -- - - - -- 9-3·31C POMEROY 1952 FORD tractor. Also, riding ~S~ E~ M I~D~R~I~ V~ E~ R~ S ~N~E~E~D~EO . J . w. Coney, Mgr. lawn mower. Jollie Arlx, Ph. m-2111 Harrisonville, Ohio. E•pertence helpful but not 9-1·31P necessary, for local and overOpen Till Dolly ----- - -- - - - -. AIR OOttDmONERS the-road hauling. You can earn &10,000 to m,ooo par year If you are willing to learn . For application call (304) 344-8843 or write Ad· vance D. T. Dept ., 5517 Midland Drive, Charleston, West Virginia 25306. 9·J.3fc Wanted To Buy S..dly mlsud by father , mother, sisters end brothers . 9-3·11c IN LOVING MEMORY of Morton Woad who passed away th'" years ago today, Seolembor 3, 1965. Sol\ty the otero are lhlnlng pretlol.!,l g•ave; . ld .,. .. Phone 992-5632 '' . EXPEaT · Wheel Alitni'JIInt ' . $5.55 -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 . · :Pomeroy,Home & Auto 606 E. Mlln, Poinerev. o. Moon, $2.$00, AirtiditiOnint. lllpection And R..chalge , 6.98..Parts Plus ' BlaeHriar's . Phone "2-2T4J C. BRADFORD, Aucll"""r For Sale ..,._ 1966 MOB'ILE '1 · H.!to/e Your ,, Yearly ome, New 949-2204. Complefe_$trvlce' Phone 949·3821 Roclne, Ohio Crill Bradford 9-1·71c --,---~.L---- Real Estate For Sale . OLDER HOUSE on cholca lot In Syracusa. Priced for quick sate. Call 992-532•. 7-26-tfc NEIGLER. !;anitructlon. For building or rtmodeltn,; r.our · • home,. cel.l Guy Nalglor • . Racine, Ohio. LARGE house, IV• i!Cft lot, as 7-31-lfc Is. Water la p. $100. Phono9926021 . 9·1-61c SEWING--MACHIN,ES, Repair · service, all makeo, 992-2286: - - -- - -- -The Fabric Shop, .Pom,~;G~~., GOOD Investment property . Authorized Sl<lger Sol• arid. House wlth lhrH furnished Service. We Sharpen Sets~. aP.rtmanls, basilment, two garagt:t. Monthly Income, ' ' ' NEW CAR & =-------.,---,3-=.2?-l!c. $190. Priced reaoonabty for CHESTS, dresserS, chairs, SEPTIC ·tanks cleaned. Mttler desks, marble olabs, Iron NEW IDEAL manure opreader quick sale. Phone 992-303.5. Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph., 7-19-llc gales, corner cupboard, wash on steel. $65. Aloo, 9 month old 662-3035. stands, umbrella stand, pie pOlled Hereford bull. Phone ::-:-c-=-=-~---:-:2·12-tfc sate, cradle, swivel office 949-.U01. NEW HOMES for sate. We have CHA 1RS. Phone 992-3403. 9-3-Jfp bHullfullob available or will ~30-6tc . · bund on yours. Sa~nple homes Real Estate For Sale -----=~ . =.- -:::-. 'oNE sow ond five ptgs, aloo 12 already built for your tn: ELCONA housetreller, 501<12 ptgo, a12gaugalh01gun . John spocllon. Call A. E. LH,~~f: wtthallp out. Contact Robert Houdeshell, Minersville, Conslructlon, P..... 992Cromaano, Rt. I, Rutland. Ohio. · 6-2'1-ffc 9-2-3tp 9-1-Jip - -- -- ---,.- 9. YEAR-OLD female coon · hound. 1100. Donny Brick· les, Rl. 2 Pomeroy. .:2-3tp HOIST ETTER REALTY OLD UPRIGHT planoo, anr condltlon, as long as have no been wet. Paying $10 oich. Flrstftooronly. Mondays will be plck·UP day. Write, giving good dlrecllono, Willen l'lano Company, Box 111, Sardis, Ohio 43946. ' ONE B-2Q.tfc t.iE"-;iFo()rt;;;;;-;;; 1969 iii wiDE two' bedroom lraller, good . condl'lS,n - . ~ ·~$!.~"-fiT'''' A-~11~;11~ .~ 9-1-llp · _ _ __,;._ Sady ml~;,.:f!'"~~'t':;.,- ~ ~·lJ"'· - '. •' Ceramic .tile and sll!te • ••tic ~ 3432, "'\ r.tllll..,' 'F;ee ~sttmatel Won! Ad Ser.lce n!tcutive l n!ill!rtlnM JllfNSoN·'. ....RY i . ' R11 'denlill or -·etc. wile, Letha, children and OLD furnltvre, dllhtt, bran grandchildren. Write M.D. Miller, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _9_.J.1tc Rt. 4, Pomoroy, Ohio. Call 992-6271 , 9-1-tfc Lost and Found - -- -- . - - - LOST. Black and tan Airedale, male. Sunday, August 30 near GOOD Ulld olaclrlc hoi water heater, lhallow well pump Langovllte. Call George wlth tan~. showtr stall. Stale Logon, dog wardon, Phone condlllan and price to Rt. 1, 992-6683. Box 110, RuHond, Ohio 45775. 9-J.3tp ' .,...._..,. 16 FOOT run -a-bout with !roller, 5G h.p . Mercury motor, 1965 model. Boat and motor In excellent condiHon. $675. Phono 992-5433. 9-1-3tc 7 ROOM HOUSE wiUt ball!, 3 yean old, 2 acies ground. Good locaUon near achoola. Paul 9.J-6tc TayiiX'. Pbone 7G4544. &-30-!0tc ------Female Help lanted 9-2-Jip Notice Announc na lHE MASON liMBER !HlP Mason, W.Vi. !formerly--· lhrberSiiapJ Unur "'"' monogomonl Willi 2 ltorlton an duty, OW!tor: 8111 ""''"" Asll. DoMI•W..0!1111 6 lllys AWoot UM-6PM """"773-5981 BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY DEALER: Work AuGust to December, ''" lrolnTng. No caltecflng, no delivery, no cosh 1-tment. Call collect 616-377-4791, Charloft 0 ~lskell, South Point, Qhlo, 7-17-tlc -A-D:-D-:::t-:O"''Y::: cdUr = t::am ,-,1::-ly-:1-nc-omel Demonstrate foyo and glfto. . Earn S35 on evening. Work of your own convanfance. No e.:perlence. No lnvntment. Coil 99!1-6632. Write Toy ladles Party Plan, Johnoton, Po. 15902. 9·1-Jfp OUE toeompenv requtremento, the Nationwide lnourence olflceln Pomeroy will be open Employment Wanted from 8:30 a.m. to 12:p.m., BA8YSiniNG, Oct. 12through Monday through Friday as of Moy 25 In my home acr. . Soptenibor 1, 197G. Home from Eoolorn High School. Dhonel, Kannath D. Wllllamo, Phone Cheltor 915-3951, Mf'l, 19:1-5741 or P. J. Pauley, 992- Rogor Bohr. 71 33. l-30-6tp 9-1-5tc - - - - - - - - PAINTING, hOUMS ond roofs. Auto Sales Clean out besemento, afHc:o or dll1r1. Very rea1oneble . 19f9 FIREBIRD 350, olr con· dltlanlng, power steering, Phone 949-4225 or 949-4254. automatic transmission. 9-1-6tp $2,500. Call 992-2853. 7 c: HAY " 'MA:-::7N:-::,::-S- A ""U -C,-T-IO"'N-House, laurel Cliff, now open Hch Friday to receive con. •lgnmento at 10 a.m. Auction starting at 7 p.m. lat ua sell your merchandiH. -,-- - -- -- RICLY ' ~:· [] . .: a~tot~?a,lc,: .' po'Wtl~. Iut;y I ' WILL pick up merchandiN elid take to auctkln on • per. contoge bnls. Coil Jim Adams, auctlonaer, Rutland. Phono 7-12-4461. 9-2J.ttc 4 ROoMS ond :1111. e.n '""' . ' II I I ' .,,. .... �/ .. ,. ' -.... ,.. .(' e ' . '· ·. THIS WEEKEND · Friday and Saturday . '• .,'' We Are Having S'pecial Prices On All Our WOMEN'S ·' I I !J i I ' BETTER DRESSES Our entire stock of better dresses are included - Including knits, transitional coltons. light weight wools. tweeds. flannels, hundreds to choose from In junior petites. regular juniors, misses sizes and half sizes. ·' Reg. S35.00 Womens Dresses---Sale S33.00 Reg. S29.50 Womens Dresses Sale $27.50 Reg. $25.00 Womens Dreues Sale $23.00 Reg. $19.50 Women& Dresses Sale $17.50 Reg. •17 .50 Woml!lls Dresses Sale $15.50 Reg. •16.50 Womens Dresses Sale$14.50 Reg. $14.95 Womens Dresses Sale flUS Reg. •13.95 Womens Dresses Sale f11.95 Reg. •12.95 Womens Dresoet Sale $1o.95 Reg. $10.95 Womens Dresses Sale88.95 t ' ' • . Two .~y ~let · • · • '1 , . ,• , ~ 1 • • ·'1 \(, • , DENIM JEANS YOUR SCHOOL . J 1 , • POM ERO'f.M IDDLEPORt, OHIO , "' · ,{~''"I ·~· .. ) t t: ·H IAAthA''t'·~. ' J 1; Wt have a complete line ot girls back to school dresses lhat will • •., ' ' } I 1 } ' '<!•, . ' 1 ~' . _, • . . . " ') ' Devotlld Ton..,.,.._, O,(Be ...... Jlcuo;a ,.._ ' . ' ,• ' : FIJIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1970 •• : ,..--1 . ' .-' '·-, 1 · :ThisSai•O!IIyUUi ·· · ,, 1"-""-='.....,'!'-tl~~"e~~~~~~~~~ Jhis Sale Only $28.18 · • . lhis Sale C)nly $26... S,lzes ~ fo 36 , W~!$1 •.. lblsSaltC!niYS23.18 :u.JJe.f_ap·:,n;it~~ _ lbis Salt OnlY $22.11 "" :This Salt O!Jiy S2J.I8 belt' loops. · Never Tl!is.~le Only $10.11 . . ~~i:rs~".9n~nJ.Ion~~~~ : ')llis Sale :Qnly •• 4t knowri ·brand. . · ·' lbis S~tt Only S7 .6& ' _., lbis Salt Ollly S6•71 F < ;·· lbis Sjjle daly sue riclay ~nd Sliturdey lbis Sale Only $5.08 lbis Sale Only$4.28 ,. :rhis Sale Only $3.38 ,, . · · HANDBAGS Reg. $34-.00 HANDBAGS Re9.S3Q.00HANDBAGS ~· $28.00 HANDBAGS ~· S27.'00.HANDBAGS Reg. S12;00 H~NDBAGS Reg. S10.00.1fANDBAGS Reg. St.OO HANDBAGS R1111 • SI.OO HANDBAG_$ Reg. $7.00 HANDBAGS Rll!l· $6,00 HANDBAGS. Reg.$5~00 HANDBAGS Reg. $4.00 HANDBAGS ' Salel Boys Sizes 8 to 18 $3.95 Permanent Press 3.- . 89 Boys sus Permanent Press ACTION JEANS lONG SLEEVE SPORT. Ideal school trousers In western style with taper leg, no culls, wide belt loops. Olive. black. blue. solid colors. .Sale Price 2.89 "SHIRTS ICIYI' I ' 50 .per cent Koi;lel Polyester, 50 per cent MEN'S 7.95 TANKER JACKEl'S ) cotton. widespread collar. Sizes 8 to 16. Sale Price lbis WeekEnd Ideal tor work jacket. quilt lined. water repellent, knit collar. cuffs and waistband. Olive green color. Sizes small (36-38), medil[m (40-42), large (44-46!. extra large (48-50) . ' ' Permanent press..Sizes • to.16..Notch~ con•~J:IQl style top ·w.lfli long sletves,. fl!ll. 111\fth colors· l!nd ~tl1erns. Revularly $2.9 • / . . Slle Priee 2 for S.iJO! • 2.00 Sale! Boys S2.1t SWEAT SHIRIS Long sl"vit cotton aifo..t llllr~. FllnOUI' brtnd. SIMI ·SAVE 20% OFF '~"•" SPECIAL SALE DECORATOR blue. ,.,,. fii'C!Iy;n qo.m. tolroe 114-161 erid'ixtro lerge (18); Grey. whiM, 'block, Nevy 1 ' Sale 1~t9 _Made-To-Yqur-Measure _Qraperies. Paris Bells For Mtli •.Yoww Men ' ' . . .· Just recel11ed i!nbthe~: shf~ent of th,se~pul~ belt~ lil r \l>Y)de:t W!dt~t • lor ·the 1,YPUI)II!Ir man Jlld narrower widtHs for the mora conwvetive. , Take time tq ·~ th)s fine line of leather Belts. Never iron durable press stretch denim. 70 per cent cotton. 30 per ,cent. nylol), milqolne washabft'; side zipper eloslng. Sizes 8 to 18. Navy blue. green. maroon and brovlh. ·MOW!· (.. JEANS ··:· '.. 'i Sale 3.66 DRESSES ' E ., ' ~:UO.OOHAND.AGS · ~ •.~.00 nt' 1 Sale 6.88 SELECT .... . ·.· a •'' ·~··. ~·1:_,·. "'¥' ' ' t~ ~ , . ~ ,. ~,, • q•N~~~· n ·•·~t ~_a.l styles, fln)sfies, ~~tors. Casu_ a l ·~ *"_ •_ • )il_ ._ '" . · ' · ·~~~~ ·;Jt•lld'red ~· ~ Shape" Lpok.. Sued~. . , "/Pifr,,~·>' '· i. , · 1. , patents, cobra, expanded vinyl, lc · . ,~ _ .( Women' Stretch ~i fll.,•~· ~.,u"!'i ·· ~s ,• .. ·.:.BEN'S ·"ANDBAGs· ·· ·.. $4R., ·.,. ~ '. :~. ',·.: : .,, . . -~/,<·.:' " •.,., - . ' •...... h~lfd.~t~k.J; ,,., ~1li ,, ~. ' . Min• $2.79. elicl S2,4t please any little girl - hundreds to choose from . In washable ,. • cottons. knits, bonded jerseys, wool all the latest styles and colors. We corry a cornplet. range of sizes In 9 to 2~ months, 1 to b, 7to 14 and o wonderful line tweed•. SPECIAL! EYECATatER PMlY HOSE of chubby girl dreues In sizes llf2 to 1A1h. Come In now and lei us help you "!'llh your selectlono. Classic l!fllge, Suntan, Brown. Midriff Beige. Utopia. ~-----~--~-f SaleSI.39pair FridJJy an.d Saturday/ _ .. Women's Reg. 22.50 2-PIECE SUITS Sale 18.00 V-neck cardigan jacket with matching straight skirt. long sleeves, lab pockets. Sizes 8 to 18 In navy blue. dark brown. black and bottle green. 3pais4.00 Special Purchase Reg. $).00 STOCKING GIRDlfS Mesh panty hose witt, lycra. Spandex top·. Sale $2.39 pair 3 pais 7.00 Ungerie Department REG. 12.00 Sleeping Bags 4.95 These slacks are tailored of 100 Pfr cent acrllan acrylic. bonded to· 100 per ·cent acetate lining, machine washable, wrinkle resistant, retains shape, these slaci<J are made In proportioned lengths to tit everyone. Slzes·1o to 20. Colors In· elude: Navy blue. rust, black, purple, dark green and maroon. Extra Sizes 32 m '!l' ' ' ,o:.<';•/ ... ~1~es:!' li~~~ng~ent Two Day Sale Only 988 ~ . I ; '· Fashwn .• Qua~~ty Draperies Now . .. . a~d · Bedspread~ -· .Ove 20% sprea~ Big assortment of ----:--~-..;.>•~~·--~---.....( 69" prints 100 In thisper big 34" ·:centx An Outstanding Value In cotton sleeping bag WOMEN'S BONDED SLACKS Deco:ratot VC Battalions Counterattack on custoni drapetie< and bedwhich ol'e the I)UIIIbei one clloice of ho"!em~kers throughout~ counin'. ~eclal~on -h1~h m fash1oJi and cjualj~, but:low m pncc. Choose lmm our lal'lle .. Oction of antique satins, sheers, .ca!'fments. vehy weaves, and prints which con give your home "the customstyled" look. Come in or C<lll !Dday - and save 20%. f.) • ' IIINGI"\ Y~Ul W~MW. . . . . : ''I;J --~ .... . Nowi Gillrlf7 )'0111' ~· wtqi·..,,~r;,;:?~ Yoll' · ~'""' ~~ wiii,W ( 181lntour~':ll9' _, ... J4t!r, ,~· .. '~"*~·•· ·Tbe1'D _ eru!llvt~_ ~ ·illd .. hind 1e1 plest.l-'ii!'t ;lrfilll ~ M illillY ti11D4 lllildled dOIIb1e ~ ~ a 6111 _ doW!t bGtttm ;d; ..,..... tf#:~tll'lilnlllld liolon; lDoOie ~ ~ lll}'lel.btltcbooleJI01t~llll~~l!l!ti!lir~l \, 20% ' . -. -~ \1.:/" ,.., £ ~ SALE ... . .• • s TO ''' . '' '' " .- ' '·' ~.,~ . � 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 09. September 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 September 3, 1970 mcallister mitch