https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c498dfcacdb5a816aef669abbdd6398b.pdf 1c554f20a72ba077b567cb255f029c69 PDF Text Text I ' .. ·-~' • f •• • ~ l ~ ..' 'l • . ' • . " •. ." ' •' ' ' I ' .. ' ,., • • • ., • l "' .. ' •' ~ ' ' ' . . • .. .' ,... • n ., I •• I'*' Mtdwlf'lllo .. ' 98 To Its P·aren s k, 19 ny, two for entering upon nt the n- VI VAL Hpsael Com unity iACept tG steal, two af ,one Chu '' · Sept. 6-0ct. 8 VAN 1ST ri ore t (f hnl or) J1m11 Ctll 1Y 'I .,,..., •' • • ' UN A Po nother Shl • 11 open· I speci.d .. ,. \ "\ •• .. ••• . ' . ., . ' .. :' .I Ch,J~~.eruo, ste fryers 19· 1: beRJ, 10.11. 259. sc.ore -66. ,, '' ... .· ii pub! 1 'te to weete'n(l ai!rvices at 7:80'. ,1 ·• nd &ne ~· ~>DI• nvoluata. �- - - -,,,.. - 1 --:- The Dollv §entinel.· l?gmeroy·Mfddlepgrt;;Oi?iO< I "' , ; :Wednpsdov,-Septei"IJ~r 28,- 1925 I ·~ -~ The Daily Sentinel ' 0~ THI MilOS MUON "AliA licheN 1. 0.., , , , , PubiWied .,....,. aftenooGll ... Deft. LIOA~ j •' ' ·How -Is Your Appetite? NOTICI Mtr. Lezlartoa·A-.e., New YOI't cttr. ""'.v._.......... -·""· .... ,_ t<pt Swuf•J br Tbo Oblo Vai!IJ 18, N. Y. lea~ tae., at no Jletbantc .subiscnpnoD ntes: Deuve,. , St. PoJD.eJ'OJ'. Q. Busbaeu otfl.ce ca• •bere avtllable 410 ceatr nhooe 398. editorial office phone per week; ooe )'ear 1D adnnce J.t . ·- WITII TMI OOP'S 19M "<!toft the .... tf. ...... ·~·hHrtoltodl .,...•• • _.blo . ........................ 1t Tbe Daily Sentloel oftl.ee, $IS .~; olJ I!!OOtlu, $7.80; tbreo - • Cillo! llarl ~or­ ,... Vlco Pr,.f~onl lllclloN I M. lilbreiiJ ...... • .... HeM Entered u aecoDd clau mall- mootbs, $3.90. By motor route I.Dg mat ter 1t the post office a.t where available: one mo»tb., Sl Pomeroy. Oblo. Natiolal aiJYerUstnl teprL'Il'D· tative. BottiDelU·Kimball. IDe., 343 By m:aU: one rear 88; sir m ~ Dtbl, M.25; three moatba, 12.M; oee l!tn'Y c.iloot !.Moo Jr.; ..._ M. D l - Clll llllools; It"'""" Acute School Problem Harol4 L lflo ,.... ..............IMMt -..clllht .............., GoY. ~ I. .,. As the yovnptetf trudged ba~k school •t•ln thk yHr the need schools and • greoatar number ef fer mor. trtd betttr schools was Good tHchtn WI .,.. aolq ~. onct agtln broutht Into shtr>p have to m1kt up ovr mlnd t• JNY I focua.. Educttors ara aware of thit It Is tNI that tans are all th• tlrnt but most of ur. r.ud- fw ~. hJg ........,.. If •• .... ct.ftly ' " It at a nt'w problam wjth war or ntllonal amef· wp,n 'OUr .,....,.,,,.,.. Jtlust enter faced ~~~ .W. -.hi H ••xed more ~-=:.~,.:.·•~=. and tHtiltl ami ~uli;l Mmilhow find the money .. P,.y; fer ovr delt.nta, ~· The f.cf Is tha Pf'Obletr~ l1n't 10 mur.t ..._,. tchools- In tha Mint Itt~ to dlsap"'"r It; Ignoring lt. menMr. Our way of life dependr. Nor WJII It ttt bttt.r by ltMif. on pNP.C~uclnl ~.. peoplt a-.:h ,..,. enrollmantt lncrNtla ·~.,of. k"Ping 1M complk:el*l 4.nd old lt.llildlnvs wear out. T••· mtchln•rr of democracy ;.nniiJil. c....._ ratlre end letvt for iobt wa Caft•t kHP punma In more lucrtti-vt fltldr. 1nd It ,.,, tht achool Pr::oblem. The ...,.,.; moreo lf1d mort difficult to replace ... rtelb:l thlr. tnd dtcldel to •lth top notch peopla. SCHMihint tiNvt It th• Htt.r The fact lr. that If we went mora will bt ttoMI~ .. . 1 -1 . I' 1 I I my new ou> the b;;.~i;~]! tb•'work ' ' The NHOSB&E Is a )l!neral store In the 18th core r~~, complot~ with hand ·Crtlllked kerosDne lampe ~d s ton e-ground buckwhee.t nour- and when you walk apple flrUuCe> UfUw 1 j. l • cracker '• '< ' •' • ,. _, ' • .- , l:tarr~ls, Into It, It hJ almo11t a11 if, like lha young English· man In Btrkdc JI Bquaf'l?, YQU are opening a door und llli'Olling a<:r oa11 tHe tlireshold Into yesterday, The two men who run It are Elliot Bethlahmy and K1rby C ulve1, one!' a ~nulne pair of charcoal gra)Wiultetl ad men from Mad ison nvcnlll.'!, lh& kind who sit down , say, NHG S Bc!B Jo:a11 t 48th atl eet und say alrly, thQughtfully, "Now, yqu \ll"!tler•land, I'm Ju."t thinking off the top af my head with thla ut M h.:huel' s Pub 11'1 Idea : let '~o~ tear It to little pieces a ver the wee k~;~nd and see IC Wt> can \VhyYmtr., H"' E. V "!' !IJpor, : NaijODol Fou-n lEdltor'l rtOftl This Is ttl• ~· and of • .., .., of fl-vi 'rtfCIM on what P.arants should kno~ about tht Stlk ,.riG vacctn•. Und•r Dr. Vsn fllper't dl,.ct· len th• NatJO•al POUI\dlltlon sponsored tlie r11Hrlth de'l•ilopment of tha vaccine and he It In chlrtt of the Founcl:atlon'& progr1m for val:tlnatlnt child· ren in the first 'a-.cJ MCond gredat of 1ehool.) make Jt u moderately thunderoul! aucceaa," • •• • .:l:'....... "' •· '"' I ,• ... • • ~ • Cli LV}:~ 11!1 A YACE .\IAN, PDhJ!!t)' for a great I1111J&I, f!~ln~~t,;;!~::h:~: and Be thlt~llfn y a Universit y of prenlteyl\'anla man. Which on_q •ot the sls of Idea f lrtlt, nobod y remembeMJ, but It 11 true ll1Bt Culver'a rrandfathn tlila ' ; once ran a general store In Mlchi&Rn and Bethlatlmy onoe ep~nt a The answer is that one of 11urhmer as a ~Totery cletk, as a young ma.n. It took thefn. five years child's playmatea, or some ' to act umulllte the stock, the building nnd the furnll'lhlnga for the penon who was not m NHGSBitE, and IDit July they opened It to Ule public. Thty: have been did indeed have tne polio In aeve1;1th h~ aven 11nee, ~>ale ih the relaxing knowtedre that If tb1Y and did communicate it. The feel llkt It, lihe.Y c11n have old-faahioned Pf~nny candy 1n1tead of the witlirie: carrier was ";'~~~~~I •lntllter martlftj, • ' ,:from paralysis b~ p"ouo ~ The store Is In the old Union hotel, 0t1 New HamptOijt-a one and 0t1ly 1e1 in hla. blood The street,' ana operated prevloualy until 189,., when it ahqt na doors. On came d.own with paraiJiilc Ill wall1 are poatera urglnr, you ta buy Pronl!fleld'a ~~ye Powder, wai. \?~· HonMl Long Cut Toba.cco and lkhepps Tropical Cocoanut. , In at.ook , are antique pla)'tr·pl8no rolla, pepper mills, cow buill, ftr;Antte cotre~ Had '< thllt c~lld pota, BllW cutten and twenty-11~ varletlea of llcofie. . lf Nou hive YtiCci'lO that Dr.'. been looking detpel'l.l.t.'ely all your life for Liberty BtreAn(e.... lb011e Yelopect • t rlp11 ol paper apeckled with colored candy butlOn•~ ro to the Mlirtb NHOSBAE.. , • ~een To be accurate, Culver and Bethlahmy have becomeJ al~t pr-t;loua, 'ents Their penny candy- which coat• two tt~nh these da.ya- 11 pa.,... ovell' th* counter In ltrtped bap. "Penny C&ftdy bail A.L.W ...YB we~ th1ped," CU~u aid dol(edly tO a Brooklyn b11.g manulachifer wttli whom he dkl ~l.heu. "So all r&rht, w1'1l ~ttrlpe them, att'41ady ye~,' , iaid lhe . . , mu., .Jbaklftc hit hfad. Pr~osal!l \ .. SEETHE.NEW' FAI.:L UHE ' .... . ,.. . •: • .MEN'S . ~~ shall be th the case of firms or hoqa tbe 1proposals must ' tbe. teg,al authorized bid ' must eonbin th' t~ame, ot e~ery Person interestell ther,dn. and must be1eceompanled by ' 4 .:-ceriifild c~ecPOr easplir•s check on a solvent bank in th.e pt oot less thaD teD percent t&tat amount ol the ~id or ln (ike aum •.!xecuted .. ' ;r~~~~i; r:~~:~=~·~~.~~~::,:.~·~e·t:urlty, tru~t or . ,~ ~ ... / '1:' ..... ' " ~ • c;nD-LC)N COVERS . . .. . . . . . .. 1 ):~,~ H~ ~ $5.95 JIFfy. . . CoVERS , FREE INSTAt:LATIONr ' l •MAII.L DOWN'1AYMENT ' ' '• • '' ' $U· IT~ 'l'I:'DOf-"" ........t 1' • TerQ"·Tk · SALES bidder,' glvln.K buslnE'ss •~1, .,. ,~ by ' ' Pt.\STIC COVERS .......... .. $11.95 $ ' .' 1~ ''· ' ' &VA.fZAMDT . . . . '' • SP.edfioali!"' ant ~ Oracle mT.. TIIIt'.s ....... TePWH ,,.... Ml t.,.. ~T ' AU. OUR COVBBS $12.95. '. . Olds . aDd thi bid upOJl. · ~o bid& ma.:t be Withdrawn fo~ 6 perio4 of 40 days after the oP,en· in~ o~ bl,ds. , N advertising man can't drink four· marth'lla tQr century tradition, • .I ;...... . -.IUPIIUl~ • BQLfPAY CP8. contait) ..:w \'ORK -The~ comes a time when eve.. an 1 -·- \ :~~~;e·· wIT TOiffOIIT, Tliii'P~-' · ,, M•l 'olmJt •, ~ I· "'" . . ••. - ~ ! ·' ·•"" ttl.e ' • t....,. luncheon, H1s IIGUI, his long-burled lltnaf O( l"JJ.H INSTALLATION ON HOWARDZINK . SURE . FIT Filii COVERS SPECIAL be- reeeivecl'..l- on 'palrihbg wotk, ~DJ. c•t eternal tttneall M lhlnll'•. -rebels Thl11 m11.y seem unbelievable ta eome people, but ill tl·uth Is IUbatanbatet:l by the ex111tence tQde.y ~ the New H11mpton General Store, Bar.anr and Em· porlum, altua*ed alxty-'el~ht mUeK from 11 ~ 1-e, clo,te by Route 49, In New Ramjlton. N J -1<- .... rofv~ .......... Peaeroy, Oldo SEAT COVER SPECIALSr ..... _, ......... u......... th'*. I U4 W: JIIIa 81. wor of -York. Poriy ........ }0 l tiOOR~S !Mdor Wlllloon ' · K - ""' •· a.,IM.. K"'Pt, til C.llfclimiiMI UN ............ IQOOtb, $1. . ~ SLAc;:K'$ SH·fRTS SOCKS UI'IID .ER~EAR ..... "• T I E··S 2~c Fciahlon•d·' Now 'Y.UD ·sALE r:~~:.~:~~~ :.~ Yd. accowntlng ... ~ Til£ 000£8'1" ITEMS about the tlore may be that ni~"k of the etoek comet from ame 11nfu1 New York City In wh~~ \hi two prqn1eton WAllowed hlp-deep 1h Jln and vermouth. "[ ~o'n.'t know. how any one wantlq' to 1tart. 1 i&nert\ &tore could do It wt&t\out Ntw, Yon," •Yt the b... amiable CUlver. "For example, If I Wutld to find out who maN eupet bAit ln New Hampahlre, I wou)a ttart In u... o.: New York." New Hamptoll rulddll ad frltnd• or- the lntrepl4 pair flaYe joined tn ent.hu.luUUIIy. OD.t MtiQ, an electrlcl~m, wired tht ttore ln &c• (Ordanet wllb 18N tt&ndan1.-?"lth the upottd a~4. iJtaulata4 tNitb a.uthenliD pt»Qlaln ccmneotlona. An admirer kllowp to them onllf 11 "Red" drove 'from P'enfta1lYanla to~ pr..tnt thl·pa.rt.WI With •Ill ald·faahtantct•tnnr cntpent~ert, rtbbtd •tflf, ~~ OM da.y that the atore had no hOI'II(lOJlar-.;.and IIWd• 'Of. a 11eek, ten ; Wlf'tl valunt"rtd. cablea Mi"t.baU Qlll••r hlilcrialidll=:."'llilf"'*'"" •Tilt ....... •pllllnf ovor with :: apd hl• troop• camped Mub)' a~onr- the M '· itYit~ and elon at hand 11 the Iron. worka wlltre cannon balltwen m.._ for~~ "i. 'J • J\tYGiuttonary army. ~·oaoraw WuhLD~ auer ..... hfrl." Beth>. lahmy My" "bUt l)t did lt&Y next door." • " Culver f ..lt tha\ runnln1 the •klre 11 vlrt-ady I Mittilnaatklft 01 edverU•lnf <"1\11 tUU 'be promotlna, ~ellln&' And ~ mandi.tory tnllrtli'llill! There are two khOOII of WIIUtiir ~ta·M- tin both reeulir grades. /·· . Co'rnmis§ionera; rt-1- rlah~ to relec!l ·ab> or ....~,~ of C«»"n'ty tonlmlsalbntrs Deilt· Ba!hlll, •· ·.. • .... ""'C.llrtr ' (ORMC)y. ', '· .PilLOWS· .. ·,··' -( . ' P,I.''· • >, ' ., '···· ~ ~j,. ~, ..-.. . ...._l9J' . t ~ ' ~TOWILS : . Re« ·~·'!",. ' '' '1 Now'9C .. .,.. " ' Jlel. . •u• v.- 3.91 . "'~ Uu. CO\Irt ·w.t· and.. S.Cond ......E~t-fancu 'tit- Y011 .' �- - - -,,,.. - 1 --:- The Dollv §entinel.· l?gmeroy·Mfddlepgrt;;Oi?iO< I "' , ; :Wednpsdov,-Septei"IJ~r 28,- 1925 I ·~ -~ The Daily Sentinel ' 0~ THI MilOS MUON "AliA licheN 1. 0.., , , , , PubiWied .,....,. aftenooGll ... Deft. LIOA~ j •' ' ·How -Is Your Appetite? NOTICI Mtr. Lezlartoa·A-.e., New YOI't cttr. ""'.v._.......... -·""· .... ,_ t<pt Swuf•J br Tbo Oblo Vai!IJ 18, N. Y. lea~ tae., at no Jletbantc .subiscnpnoD ntes: Deuve,. , St. PoJD.eJ'OJ'. Q. Busbaeu otfl.ce ca• •bere avtllable 410 ceatr nhooe 398. editorial office phone per week; ooe )'ear 1D adnnce J.t . ·- WITII TMI OOP'S 19M "<!toft the .... tf. ...... ·~·hHrtoltodl .,...•• • _.blo . ........................ 1t Tbe Daily Sentloel oftl.ee, $IS .~; olJ I!!OOtlu, $7.80; tbreo - • Cillo! llarl ~or­ ,... Vlco Pr,.f~onl lllclloN I M. lilbreiiJ ...... • .... HeM Entered u aecoDd clau mall- mootbs, $3.90. By motor route I.Dg mat ter 1t the post office a.t where available: one mo»tb., Sl Pomeroy. Oblo. Natiolal aiJYerUstnl teprL'Il'D· tative. BottiDelU·Kimball. IDe., 343 By m:aU: one rear 88; sir m ~ Dtbl, M.25; three moatba, 12.M; oee l!tn'Y c.iloot !.Moo Jr.; ..._ M. D l - Clll llllools; It"'""" Acute School Problem Harol4 L lflo ,.... ..............IMMt -..clllht .............., GoY. ~ I. .,. As the yovnptetf trudged ba~k school •t•ln thk yHr the need schools and • greoatar number ef fer mor. trtd betttr schools was Good tHchtn WI .,.. aolq ~. onct agtln broutht Into shtr>p have to m1kt up ovr mlnd t• JNY I focua.. Educttors ara aware of thit It Is tNI that tans are all th• tlrnt but most of ur. r.ud- fw ~. hJg ........,.. If •• .... ct.ftly ' " It at a nt'w problam wjth war or ntllonal amef· wp,n 'OUr .,....,.,,,.,.. Jtlust enter faced ~~~ .W. -.hi H ••xed more ~-=:.~,.:.·•~=. and tHtiltl ami ~uli;l Mmilhow find the money .. P,.y; fer ovr delt.nta, ~· The f.cf Is tha Pf'Obletr~ l1n't 10 mur.t ..._,. tchools- In tha Mint Itt~ to dlsap"'"r It; Ignoring lt. menMr. Our way of life dependr. Nor WJII It ttt bttt.r by ltMif. on pNP.C~uclnl ~.. peoplt a-.:h ,..,. enrollmantt lncrNtla ·~.,of. k"Ping 1M complk:el*l 4.nd old lt.llildlnvs wear out. T••· mtchln•rr of democracy ;.nniiJil. c....._ ratlre end letvt for iobt wa Caft•t kHP punma In more lucrtti-vt fltldr. 1nd It ,.,, tht achool Pr::oblem. The ...,.,.; moreo lf1d mort difficult to replace ... rtelb:l thlr. tnd dtcldel to •lth top notch peopla. SCHMihint tiNvt It th• Htt.r The fact lr. that If we went mora will bt ttoMI~ .. . 1 -1 . I' 1 I I my new ou> the b;;.~i;~]! tb•'work ' ' The NHOSB&E Is a )l!neral store In the 18th core r~~, complot~ with hand ·Crtlllked kerosDne lampe ~d s ton e-ground buckwhee.t nour- and when you walk apple flrUuCe> UfUw 1 j. l • cracker '• '< ' •' • ,. _, ' • .- , l:tarr~ls, Into It, It hJ almo11t a11 if, like lha young English· man In Btrkdc JI Bquaf'l?, YQU are opening a door und llli'Olling a<:r oa11 tHe tlireshold Into yesterday, The two men who run It are Elliot Bethlahmy and K1rby C ulve1, one!' a ~nulne pair of charcoal gra)Wiultetl ad men from Mad ison nvcnlll.'!, lh& kind who sit down , say, NHG S Bc!B Jo:a11 t 48th atl eet und say alrly, thQughtfully, "Now, yqu \ll"!tler•land, I'm Ju."t thinking off the top af my head with thla ut M h.:huel' s Pub 11'1 Idea : let '~o~ tear It to little pieces a ver the wee k~;~nd and see IC Wt> can \VhyYmtr., H"' E. V "!' !IJpor, : NaijODol Fou-n lEdltor'l rtOftl This Is ttl• ~· and of • .., .., of fl-vi 'rtfCIM on what P.arants should kno~ about tht Stlk ,.riG vacctn•. Und•r Dr. Vsn fllper't dl,.ct· len th• NatJO•al POUI\dlltlon sponsored tlie r11Hrlth de'l•ilopment of tha vaccine and he It In chlrtt of the Founcl:atlon'& progr1m for val:tlnatlnt child· ren in the first 'a-.cJ MCond gredat of 1ehool.) make Jt u moderately thunderoul! aucceaa," • •• • .:l:'....... "' •· '"' I ,• ... • • ~ • Cli LV}:~ 11!1 A YACE .\IAN, PDhJ!!t)' for a great I1111J&I, f!~ln~~t,;;!~::h:~: and Be thlt~llfn y a Universit y of prenlteyl\'anla man. Which on_q •ot the sls of Idea f lrtlt, nobod y remembeMJ, but It 11 true ll1Bt Culver'a rrandfathn tlila ' ; once ran a general store In Mlchi&Rn and Bethlatlmy onoe ep~nt a The answer is that one of 11urhmer as a ~Totery cletk, as a young ma.n. It took thefn. five years child's playmatea, or some ' to act umulllte the stock, the building nnd the furnll'lhlnga for the penon who was not m NHGSBitE, and IDit July they opened It to Ule public. Thty: have been did indeed have tne polio In aeve1;1th h~ aven 11nee, ~>ale ih the relaxing knowtedre that If tb1Y and did communicate it. The feel llkt It, lihe.Y c11n have old-faahioned Pf~nny candy 1n1tead of the witlirie: carrier was ";'~~~~~I •lntllter martlftj, • ' ,:from paralysis b~ p"ouo ~ The store Is In the old Union hotel, 0t1 New HamptOijt-a one and 0t1ly 1e1 in hla. blood The street,' ana operated prevloualy until 189,., when it ahqt na doors. On came d.own with paraiJiilc Ill wall1 are poatera urglnr, you ta buy Pronl!fleld'a ~~ye Powder, wai. \?~· HonMl Long Cut Toba.cco and lkhepps Tropical Cocoanut. , In at.ook , are antique pla)'tr·pl8no rolla, pepper mills, cow buill, ftr;Antte cotre~ Had '< thllt c~lld pota, BllW cutten and twenty-11~ varletlea of llcofie. . lf Nou hive YtiCci'lO that Dr.'. been looking detpel'l.l.t.'ely all your life for Liberty BtreAn(e.... lb011e Yelopect • t rlp11 ol paper apeckled with colored candy butlOn•~ ro to the Mlirtb NHOSBAE.. , • ~een To be accurate, Culver and Bethlahmy have becomeJ al~t pr-t;loua, 'ents Their penny candy- which coat• two tt~nh these da.ya- 11 pa.,... ovell' th* counter In ltrtped bap. "Penny C&ftdy bail A.L.W ...YB we~ th1ped," CU~u aid dol(edly tO a Brooklyn b11.g manulachifer wttli whom he dkl ~l.heu. "So all r&rht, w1'1l ~ttrlpe them, att'41ady ye~,' , iaid lhe . . , mu., .Jbaklftc hit hfad. Pr~osal!l \ .. SEETHE.NEW' FAI.:L UHE ' .... . ,.. . •: • .MEN'S . ~~ shall be th the case of firms or hoqa tbe 1proposals must ' tbe. teg,al authorized bid ' must eonbin th' t~ame, ot e~ery Person interestell ther,dn. and must be1eceompanled by ' 4 .:-ceriifild c~ecPOr easplir•s check on a solvent bank in th.e pt oot less thaD teD percent t&tat amount ol the ~id or ln (ike aum •.!xecuted .. ' ;r~~~~i; r:~~:~=~·~~.~~~::,:.~·~e·t:urlty, tru~t or . ,~ ~ ... / '1:' ..... ' " ~ • c;nD-LC)N COVERS . . .. . . . . . .. 1 ):~,~ H~ ~ $5.95 JIFfy. . . CoVERS , FREE INSTAt:LATIONr ' l •MAII.L DOWN'1AYMENT ' ' '• • '' ' $U· IT~ 'l'I:'DOf-"" ........t 1' • TerQ"·Tk · SALES bidder,' glvln.K buslnE'ss •~1, .,. ,~ by ' ' Pt.\STIC COVERS .......... .. $11.95 $ ' .' 1~ ''· ' ' &VA.fZAMDT . . . . '' • SP.edfioali!"' ant ~ Oracle mT.. TIIIt'.s ....... TePWH ,,.... Ml t.,.. ~T ' AU. OUR COVBBS $12.95. '. . Olds . aDd thi bid upOJl. · ~o bid& ma.:t be Withdrawn fo~ 6 perio4 of 40 days after the oP,en· in~ o~ bl,ds. , N advertising man can't drink four· marth'lla tQr century tradition, • .I ;...... . -.IUPIIUl~ • BQLfPAY CP8. contait) ..:w \'ORK -The~ comes a time when eve.. an 1 -·- \ :~~~;e·· wIT TOiffOIIT, Tliii'P~-' · ,, M•l 'olmJt •, ~ I· "'" . . ••. - ~ ! ·' ·•"" ttl.e ' • t....,. luncheon, H1s IIGUI, his long-burled lltnaf O( l"JJ.H INSTALLATION ON HOWARDZINK . SURE . FIT Filii COVERS SPECIAL be- reeeivecl'..l- on 'palrihbg wotk, ~DJ. c•t eternal tttneall M lhlnll'•. -rebels Thl11 m11.y seem unbelievable ta eome people, but ill tl·uth Is IUbatanbatet:l by the ex111tence tQde.y ~ the New H11mpton General Store, Bar.anr and Em· porlum, altua*ed alxty-'el~ht mUeK from 11 ~ 1-e, clo,te by Route 49, In New Ramjlton. N J -1<- .... rofv~ .......... Peaeroy, Oldo SEAT COVER SPECIALSr ..... _, ......... u......... th'*. I U4 W: JIIIa 81. wor of -York. Poriy ........ }0 l tiOOR~S !Mdor Wlllloon ' · K - ""' •· a.,IM.. K"'Pt, til C.llfclimiiMI UN ............ IQOOtb, $1. . ~ SLAc;:K'$ SH·fRTS SOCKS UI'IID .ER~EAR ..... "• T I E··S 2~c Fciahlon•d·' Now 'Y.UD ·sALE r:~~:.~:~~~ :.~ Yd. accowntlng ... ~ Til£ 000£8'1" ITEMS about the tlore may be that ni~"k of the etoek comet from ame 11nfu1 New York City In wh~~ \hi two prqn1eton WAllowed hlp-deep 1h Jln and vermouth. "[ ~o'n.'t know. how any one wantlq' to 1tart. 1 i&nert\ &tore could do It wt&t\out Ntw, Yon," •Yt the b... amiable CUlver. "For example, If I Wutld to find out who maN eupet bAit ln New Hampahlre, I wou)a ttart In u... o.: New York." New Hamptoll rulddll ad frltnd• or- the lntrepl4 pair flaYe joined tn ent.hu.luUUIIy. OD.t MtiQ, an electrlcl~m, wired tht ttore ln &c• (Ordanet wllb 18N tt&ndan1.-?"lth the upottd a~4. iJtaulata4 tNitb a.uthenliD pt»Qlaln ccmneotlona. An admirer kllowp to them onllf 11 "Red" drove 'from P'enfta1lYanla to~ pr..tnt thl·pa.rt.WI With •Ill ald·faahtantct•tnnr cntpent~ert, rtbbtd •tflf, ~~ OM da.y that the atore had no hOI'II(lOJlar-.;.and IIWd• 'Of. a 11eek, ten ; Wlf'tl valunt"rtd. cablea Mi"t.baU Qlll••r hlilcrialidll=:."'llilf"'*'"" •Tilt ....... •pllllnf ovor with :: apd hl• troop• camped Mub)' a~onr- the M '· itYit~ and elon at hand 11 the Iron. worka wlltre cannon balltwen m.._ for~~ "i. 'J • J\tYGiuttonary army. ~·oaoraw WuhLD~ auer ..... hfrl." Beth>. lahmy My" "bUt l)t did lt&Y next door." • " Culver f ..lt tha\ runnln1 the •klre 11 vlrt-ady I Mittilnaatklft 01 edverU•lnf <"1\11 tUU 'be promotlna, ~ellln&' And ~ mandi.tory tnllrtli'llill! There are two khOOII of WIIUtiir ~ta·M- tin both reeulir grades. /·· . Co'rnmis§ionera; rt-1- rlah~ to relec!l ·ab> or ....~,~ of C«»"n'ty tonlmlsalbntrs Deilt· Ba!hlll, •· ·.. • .... ""'C.llrtr ' (ORMC)y. ', '· .PilLOWS· .. ·,··' -( . ' P,I.''· • >, ' ., '···· ~ ~j,. ~, ..-.. . ...._l9J' . t ~ ' ~TOWILS : . Re« ·~·'!",. ' '' '1 Now'9C .. .,.. " ' Jlel. . •u• v.- 3.91 . "'~ Uu. CO\Irt ·w.t· and.. S.Cond ......E~t-fancu 'tit- Y011 .' �( The Doily . 28, .I ·NeWcom •Series Opener n ~ Mie~etMaotl~NQi~ely NEW VOIUC UP- 'J;'be be&l·la.id plans of C~J~ey Sten&el an~ Walt Akton waited on a nod of slugger lficke)' Mantle's head today a ~ t~ ((YOre(!· fie~ York. · Yan.ees and the Brooklyn Dodgers renew. ed their World S.:i~ Div4lry io Bob Ce_ry tt· the leg fails t a retl),(!Dd.. O)!:~t to tre•tment. ceq ljlt ...1 lD 5f cuies this year b~ is no,rtiere ,9e4., the tbreat t~ ManUe. la, et pedaJly against .t~ right-handed Newcombe. Mantr i.f a' awlt~h~ttM . w:blle c e·rv ba~ onl;y right-banded. F.~, .a ,2f.year·old native N~ clauie.. cher 81 Sten&el'.s s~aff thi.!l ye , IY· L•o M. Nlllt:IIN· Unlt.-1 f~ Spgrt& IJdl.lC!f the 52nd edition of the baseball Although favored at l:J-10 to win bGth tl).e opening game and the. series, the An}erican League ' \ • To A~ l~ Ojit®tg Game I cbapp!on. Yanked w.ere. faced Wit~ a "'50-50" posslbllity that the 23"'ear-old".MIQ.tle would be missinl'' from tbelr lineuP;. Suffering from a puUed muscle m bls right thigh, Mant,le -;.onceded late Tues. d!y lhallhe injury itU~ botheJ"e<l ~lm and traln.e~ G~ fda~ch said, A day of ra)n wouldn t hurt ·Mickey one bit." T~e poaai.biiJty Gf rain was prea ent-4-although .tile· weatherman :irtdlcated it threatened to delay tqq la.me rather tt1an postpone ft. 1\e for~ flit .W{I:s. fpr_ .cjo.u.djn,e 511 With • chance of showers but clea: weather late Jn the day. Otherwise, the stage was all set for the slxrh · rl!n'ewal or a ~ei'h~s relationship in whi~h the Yan)c:ee 11 have been all lfi.mling and the Dodgers aU ~o.tlng. Ford Y:anlcH Start•r S~e.n&¢1,. w.ho ro1e back to the. t.Qp ot tbe AmerJc~ll Le11gu.e IJ.e!l~ th!s year after a oite:seaioh a~ 1ence, long since hJ~.d named Whitey Ford, an l~me wirut.Ol', to start for the Yauk~s while .Alston, tbe quiet man who· hope~ to bring Brooklyn Jts first wOrld cb..,.plouhl,p, bad countered wJth rqa•lve Don Newcombe, 11 20l&m.~ winner,. A . WOt:ld S~Jes cap.e.~Jty crowd of about 88,000 was virtually as1\(red wUh only standing room t~kets sod' 14,000 bJe.:.cher seats stm ava.Jlable, Those wenl on IJie early th.Js morning und were P.tited at ~.20 and $2.10 respec· tjvely, • Miotle, who ·~it .306 and led Ame(Jca" J::eague with 37 this aeason, probably wJJJ In center field -------Th~ ,. > ·-; 10:45 A• .)(. ' Communion: 12:30 P. M., B.et OiDnu.; 2 P, M., A.(ltr· ' .. earne41 11 ruit averai"e. His Wo1·~ Series l"¥.t;»rd &ho-:ed a 1-:. ml'. rt with the lo~ inflicted on him by fbe ,DrpJ~~e~s in 19D;). Ford At DIHhantaga Lite Tommy Byrq,e w.b.o is e.J· pected to foll,Gw Wbit~,x iQ Thur•day>s Be-:G'n(l t ahae, .FOrd had Uf disadvantaae of being a lefl-han~: er Ulln4 to .MW: tbe gaul)tlt~t ~( Bropk17n'li. famoUB rl,ght·hapd~ po.wet. !>i j~~~·~~~ ..\).ston Wlils hur!I s~ven rii,ht;han1t_yo le(ti~U¥: Duke Snider . an,d Mfs. C. R. YGung, Mn. ilot eat California 1 C).~ ' bite your tonelie, Wasblna:,ton ov~ choke. 1 UCLA, nOOl) Pr9JJt'm. i lng ht• John O'{'l . latives · ftln. Or have yout 1 238-pou_nd riefll:· '20:5 reeo~;d League carl.two gam's 41lnn<'n"l,,. ~!so~ Series 11htt'~ the Yapktie-.;:... ll]ro;,;6:,,; lirat Bam~ of HOGG . •' .' (CoHon) . ,si:39 * :..:,;>;;, " ,·, sa,o. fi., ~ ~·· In ltOuti.f~t,l Wi.. ITE '. llobert Stepbet}s, $6.90 per,bcde. . Fulton Tho..-.ps.on Troctor Sales · ·!Columbus •. i;;;-·~~:~·~~ -from weekfind Cart : Brannon, stephens l'omeroy, Oblo. is .the rummage -"' •• ?.Jilter, ~~V':bo h~ ~ ~ il:r.JiZ~i~~'~ ' "!I ' .... ~~ . ~ -~~-~ J' --~ er The· Mid""" o M,lchJian J4icblfan -Reh)ain , ~qwe ov.er · ·· bad. ••1ardless o,f ~flt­ Purdue ' "f•',. Out..: ...... ~--­ NIW ...-..... ~~··~-· ~~ ~ )'1'8Y• ladles and gentlemen, I!' !fe.~·~~ IJ col.o\¥ selling ovent in motoroar hiiiO.V~ou. ono .... ~ ~y' ~ulck Sal.. PlrCUL . · . . 0~1@~ ., • ' ·' .J I ROOMS ,Ot' h -DIDID·~ ·••r•:l~I,Httia& , ~ tbe 'IUest,lattr l• , . ~· te(llll~ lli111tlt Ill Hlnorr SLIM stAllS .., , . la.iltlta,lu:rt · , former Helwig of Middleport. ' ·-· ••••• 9.:... "t;~ Bland. Mra. Charles Joq,es, l attended the ~mantlpl!;ilon proera~ at JUdweU Sunday, S.Sgt. Dayld , who reeolisted tor 0~ NOW AT ~IAlGAIN_:PITCE $3.9~ tr~~iaed To BeSundQy .,.I(OIJ.H ' -~... .'··'· .1-, .. posting an 18-7 record, hlirlinK llfl: fi~~ shlltQU:ti and COlJlPiling a 2. ~ {·umpl&te sames including "¥"'• yiqleaee of Its pdmitlve- .P inial her u~Utrupulou eadl. La currently •bow1P1 ,..... ljo' ozuer ou,lo.rt!Af ul! at. 1M ~ Theatre, JtarriDau led ..,. rra.w. L. "iJUyq. ,... ;0!111 ruoe aDd JWy 111111>-Y, of n tQtJ. for the aDd. (ilmed ln the new VIsta V.U. trayinc f rvtbleu mlli'd~ ~ H~ laa loa, P~Ount'"' TechDlcolor !iDt:d to 1. wheel tbalr ldlllrdo on October 2. drama, II ...tlt.l 1111.u bin1 11ory ~ an N'o.rlega, ~~~r, top ludiq .maa • •-·~··· ChliTelt ot· ~· :t•a dtDJrr--loaded ae:att:b. ..d AMioJd H-., bt!Ulpo,l • -· an of the leJitimate theatre. , Chrill u4er tupenltlon ol llilllltP..r H! rold Dotter is: t:30" A. M., Sunday k bool; • • .. . Yartfl't.' 'WIIB easily th e No. 1 pi. . lot a .t.olftD. ruby. ud. of bit ~aad" • t~pit: adved· lied oppoi ~At, I WOIIlU fft' . . . lute .tt• fU Oa• fury and unre. IGve •••· a we..poa mel a IMIIUI of ~ ' Homecoming Is . GET NIJ.T YEAil~HUIPL.:'f . . - ftOI'ICAL ADYINTUII ... Hemlock Grove • ·Are Sidelined C..• With St~ofd ' • • Twine J.s~Ci~in!l 'Up AI The Maehlne Sbol' Daily L, .MiJier .. and timily. She -,-, _··: jj'el~i••\l{~ithas +xan~lil,:lo:: r:~~~:¥~1·g:;:~~ far as the · latter's · a ·lrlend, Arkansls and then ;;;;(i!,,cli,ln;i,. where she was b~~r mqther and Mr. L, Miller, Jr. M:iss was in the WAC ~ss Mille~. will anSI they will go to ·w,,.hil>g·l ton; D:.' c ., to work. Plea.s Oblinger and his daugh. tei' and her family of ..Zanesville, w,ere weekend iuests of .Mrs. Ah· ni.ce, O~Unger and Mr. and MJ;S. Riehard ' Vaughn and son. ,Mra. John Seines, BeverlY, Mrs. !l,ober& MitCh and sons, lliis Ferry, were guests of I H~• and friends here Tuesday . . And Mrs. C. W· ,Rosson and L•}.i/di'l'n, Fred, <Chris ; ~~ . Janl, R<lss, Ctill'les~On, . ••.,-- ol ' .., .. ." ~.1 att~ '· ' . '· ~ Come In and see the W<!fk,\'1 'll"i't ~~; ~~!' -the only cars with the switcll-pltoh·niagto.Of'v'ariable Pitch Dynaf!.W.• Pick the beauty you want-then you take the whip, and make ua pedotm-on the trade-in you tant and the terms ~ou w"it..Y"ll'!mdting-new B""' ll -.;.~. i\lantl,.o\W. Ill. <: ' ' H J ,. "?, ~-m- . · ~~~'::-( ·.~'·~ ' ;t • We'i\l not foollftllo.uio ;,.... btMI""'" .,·~luiiry, hurry; .' XC1 i hurry, because. tbefre goin~ going. gO!!>~- · lv<l<if, It II lt4odaNl.oti'i!Dl.Jm""r, opltooii!:CI OoQUII ..,,. """ on oain Sttlf1. ... ~ HA 1 0 .. ' . . . ' ( 1, ·' ' ., ' 'v~ ~ ~··;~~~· Bold b"'ld• .... • ' ... .I ........ ............ • ,J t " . .·'' Your 4~vil's fo9d cak.e <: ·will 11ay molsi lolig<o if you bai:e it with · · ·,,. •• I' I.' ' I . ·,: .tfouts vqur busi~\,ss--on Quality 'S~n~et R �( The Doily . 28, .I ·NeWcom •Series Opener n ~ Mie~etMaotl~NQi~ely NEW VOIUC UP- 'J;'be be&l·la.id plans of C~J~ey Sten&el an~ Walt Akton waited on a nod of slugger lficke)' Mantle's head today a ~ t~ ((YOre(!· fie~ York. · Yan.ees and the Brooklyn Dodgers renew. ed their World S.:i~ Div4lry io Bob Ce_ry tt· the leg fails t a retl),(!Dd.. O)!:~t to tre•tment. ceq ljlt ...1 lD 5f cuies this year b~ is no,rtiere ,9e4., the tbreat t~ ManUe. la, et pedaJly against .t~ right-handed Newcombe. Mantr i.f a' awlt~h~ttM . w:blle c e·rv ba~ onl;y right-banded. F.~, .a ,2f.year·old native N~ clauie.. cher 81 Sten&el'.s s~aff thi.!l ye , IY· L•o M. Nlllt:IIN· Unlt.-1 f~ Spgrt& IJdl.lC!f the 52nd edition of the baseball Although favored at l:J-10 to win bGth tl).e opening game and the. series, the An}erican League ' \ • To A~ l~ Ojit®tg Game I cbapp!on. Yanked w.ere. faced Wit~ a "'50-50" posslbllity that the 23"'ear-old".MIQ.tle would be missinl'' from tbelr lineuP;. Suffering from a puUed muscle m bls right thigh, Mant,le -;.onceded late Tues. d!y lhallhe injury itU~ botheJ"e<l ~lm and traln.e~ G~ fda~ch said, A day of ra)n wouldn t hurt ·Mickey one bit." T~e poaai.biiJty Gf rain was prea ent-4-although .tile· weatherman :irtdlcated it threatened to delay tqq la.me rather tt1an postpone ft. 1\e for~ flit .W{I:s. fpr_ .cjo.u.djn,e 511 With • chance of showers but clea: weather late Jn the day. Otherwise, the stage was all set for the slxrh · rl!n'ewal or a ~ei'h~s relationship in whi~h the Yan)c:ee 11 have been all lfi.mling and the Dodgers aU ~o.tlng. Ford Y:anlcH Start•r S~e.n&¢1,. w.ho ro1e back to the. t.Qp ot tbe AmerJc~ll Le11gu.e IJ.e!l~ th!s year after a oite:seaioh a~ 1ence, long since hJ~.d named Whitey Ford, an l~me wirut.Ol', to start for the Yauk~s while .Alston, tbe quiet man who· hope~ to bring Brooklyn Jts first wOrld cb..,.plouhl,p, bad countered wJth rqa•lve Don Newcombe, 11 20l&m.~ winner,. A . WOt:ld S~Jes cap.e.~Jty crowd of about 88,000 was virtually as1\(red wUh only standing room t~kets sod' 14,000 bJe.:.cher seats stm ava.Jlable, Those wenl on IJie early th.Js morning und were P.tited at ~.20 and $2.10 respec· tjvely, • Miotle, who ·~it .306 and led Ame(Jca" J::eague with 37 this aeason, probably wJJJ In center field -------Th~ ,. > ·-; 10:45 A• .)(. ' Communion: 12:30 P. M., B.et OiDnu.; 2 P, M., A.(ltr· ' .. earne41 11 ruit averai"e. His Wo1·~ Series l"¥.t;»rd &ho-:ed a 1-:. ml'. rt with the lo~ inflicted on him by fbe ,DrpJ~~e~s in 19D;). Ford At DIHhantaga Lite Tommy Byrq,e w.b.o is e.J· pected to foll,Gw Wbit~,x iQ Thur•day>s Be-:G'n(l t ahae, .FOrd had Uf disadvantaae of being a lefl-han~: er Ulln4 to .MW: tbe gaul)tlt~t ~( Bropk17n'li. famoUB rl,ght·hapd~ po.wet. !>i j~~~·~~~ ..\).ston Wlils hur!I s~ven rii,ht;han1t_yo le(ti~U¥: Duke Snider . an,d Mfs. C. R. YGung, Mn. ilot eat California 1 C).~ ' bite your tonelie, Wasblna:,ton ov~ choke. 1 UCLA, nOOl) Pr9JJt'm. i lng ht• John O'{'l . latives · ftln. Or have yout 1 238-pou_nd riefll:· '20:5 reeo~;d League carl.two gam's 41lnn<'n"l,,. ~!so~ Series 11htt'~ the Yapktie-.;:... ll]ro;,;6:,,; lirat Bam~ of HOGG . •' .' (CoHon) . ,si:39 * :..:,;>;;, " ,·, sa,o. fi., ~ ~·· In ltOuti.f~t,l Wi.. ITE '. llobert Stepbet}s, $6.90 per,bcde. . Fulton Tho..-.ps.on Troctor Sales · ·!Columbus •. i;;;-·~~:~·~~ -from weekfind Cart : Brannon, stephens l'omeroy, Oblo. is .the rummage -"' •• ?.Jilter, ~~V':bo h~ ~ ~ il:r.JiZ~i~~'~ ' "!I ' .... ~~ . ~ -~~-~ J' --~ er The· Mid""" o M,lchJian J4icblfan -Reh)ain , ~qwe ov.er · ·· bad. ••1ardless o,f ~flt­ Purdue ' "f•',. Out..: ...... ~--­ NIW ...-..... ~~··~-· ~~ ~ )'1'8Y• ladles and gentlemen, I!' !fe.~·~~ IJ col.o\¥ selling ovent in motoroar hiiiO.V~ou. ono .... ~ ~y' ~ulck Sal.. PlrCUL . · . . 0~1@~ ., • ' ·' .J I ROOMS ,Ot' h -DIDID·~ ·••r•:l~I,Httia& , ~ tbe 'IUest,lattr l• , . ~· te(llll~ lli111tlt Ill Hlnorr SLIM stAllS .., , . la.iltlta,lu:rt · , former Helwig of Middleport. ' ·-· ••••• 9.:... "t;~ Bland. Mra. Charles Joq,es, l attended the ~mantlpl!;ilon proera~ at JUdweU Sunday, S.Sgt. Dayld , who reeolisted tor 0~ NOW AT ~IAlGAIN_:PITCE $3.9~ tr~~iaed To BeSundQy .,.I(OIJ.H ' -~... .'··'· .1-, .. posting an 18-7 record, hlirlinK llfl: fi~~ shlltQU:ti and COlJlPiling a 2. ~ {·umpl&te sames including "¥"'• yiqleaee of Its pdmitlve- .P inial her u~Utrupulou eadl. La currently •bow1P1 ,..... ljo' ozuer ou,lo.rt!Af ul! at. 1M ~ Theatre, JtarriDau led ..,. rra.w. L. "iJUyq. ,... ;0!111 ruoe aDd JWy 111111>-Y, of n tQtJ. for the aDd. (ilmed ln the new VIsta V.U. trayinc f rvtbleu mlli'd~ ~ H~ laa loa, P~Ount'"' TechDlcolor !iDt:d to 1. wheel tbalr ldlllrdo on October 2. drama, II ...tlt.l 1111.u bin1 11ory ~ an N'o.rlega, ~~~r, top ludiq .maa • •-·~··· ChliTelt ot· ~· :t•a dtDJrr--loaded ae:att:b. ..d AMioJd H-., bt!Ulpo,l • -· an of the leJitimate theatre. , Chrill u4er tupenltlon ol llilllltP..r H! rold Dotter is: t:30" A. M., Sunday k bool; • • .. . Yartfl't.' 'WIIB easily th e No. 1 pi. . lot a .t.olftD. ruby. ud. of bit ~aad" • t~pit: adved· lied oppoi ~At, I WOIIlU fft' . . . lute .tt• fU Oa• fury and unre. IGve •••· a we..poa mel a IMIIUI of ~ ' Homecoming Is . GET NIJ.T YEAil~HUIPL.:'f . . - ftOI'ICAL ADYINTUII ... Hemlock Grove • ·Are Sidelined C..• With St~ofd ' • • Twine J.s~Ci~in!l 'Up AI The Maehlne Sbol' Daily L, .MiJier .. and timily. She -,-, _··: jj'el~i••\l{~ithas +xan~lil,:lo:: r:~~~:¥~1·g:;:~~ far as the · latter's · a ·lrlend, Arkansls and then ;;;;(i!,,cli,ln;i,. where she was b~~r mqther and Mr. L, Miller, Jr. M:iss was in the WAC ~ss Mille~. will anSI they will go to ·w,,.hil>g·l ton; D:.' c ., to work. Plea.s Oblinger and his daugh. tei' and her family of ..Zanesville, w,ere weekend iuests of .Mrs. Ah· ni.ce, O~Unger and Mr. and MJ;S. Riehard ' Vaughn and son. ,Mra. John Seines, BeverlY, Mrs. !l,ober& MitCh and sons, lliis Ferry, were guests of I H~• and friends here Tuesday . . And Mrs. C. W· ,Rosson and L•}.i/di'l'n, Fred, <Chris ; ~~ . Janl, R<lss, Ctill'les~On, . ••.,-- ol ' .., .. ." ~.1 att~ '· ' . '· ~ Come In and see the W<!fk,\'1 'll"i't ~~; ~~!' -the only cars with the switcll-pltoh·niagto.Of'v'ariable Pitch Dynaf!.W.• Pick the beauty you want-then you take the whip, and make ua pedotm-on the trade-in you tant and the terms ~ou w"it..Y"ll'!mdting-new B""' ll -.;.~. i\lantl,.o\W. Ill. <: ' ' H J ,. "?, ~-m- . · ~~~'::-( ·.~'·~ ' ;t • We'i\l not foollftllo.uio ;,.... btMI""'" .,·~luiiry, hurry; .' XC1 i hurry, because. tbefre goin~ going. gO!!>~- · lv<l<if, It II lt4odaNl.oti'i!Dl.Jm""r, opltooii!:CI OoQUII ..,,. """ on oain Sttlf1. ... ~ HA 1 0 .. ' . . . ' ( 1, ·' ' ., ' 'v~ ~ ~··;~~~· Bold b"'ld• .... • ' ... .I ........ ............ • ,J t " . .·'' Your 4~vil's fo9d cak.e <: ·will 11ay molsi lolig<o if you bai:e it with · · ·,,. •• I' I.' ' I . ·,: .tfouts vqur busi~\,ss--on Quality 'S~n~et R �, •• ' ' . Page Six ~ ,_,od 19) For Sale aeeutive iDSertiOill. Special-One montb for 25 ceata oer word. be t:banged for adverUsina: if not paid for before the lath of eaeb montb followiq ID11ertion. Slx uaed folding GARAGE &rora in Advertlsinc-5bould be DOORS all oonnected. Total roported ltnll;e4loloiJ. The Dail> width 1~ feet, height a feet. SALE-7 room HOUSE Seatint'!l wiD not be reaponsible Includes door track and all at- FOR 7th St. , New Havton. E arl for mote thu one illc::orrtct lit tac:lurtentl. Good condition. aen, Letart, W. Va. ' .-lion. Cail . 6228. 9-2'7-Ste TWining M:l<t<i. l g.27-5tc Cw'd of Tha.ota IDd SPf'CIIl Nil PAR ·KEET MEIGS THEATRE StiOES FERGUSON IN -(20-B- -- - I Insurance Guaranteed saving• up to 30~ V. D. EDWARDS, Fbone 35-X Home .pt. TO THE EVERY DAY LOOK FOR YOUR NAME IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS F.very day MmN, HIKttl:l at random will .,..r SADDLES ~ r~ . provide. sis: forward, two mreme opeeds; ~~~~tractor speed ~Y to lhe work. on the CIIHtf... •ct Page. When nur 'name- apptarl call et tho O.lly Sentinel ' tldc:eta. No ltrlnttl No 11mmickll O!IUce •nd get your FRII ·aEAT THE "'EW,Pc_RICE RAISE . SEE US'' TOD~ Y (21) Real Estate '\ ' ' tic:ea of Eventa prla.ted at reeu IALANCI DUE lar classified ratet. Obltulriu New 1956 Whirlpool Washer · aitd published .t 1 eeat per word. Dryer. Phone 6284-Y. 9-27-3tc Charged AdJ re..-oetved by mill or telepbone clven careful attn-1--- - -- - - -- ti(IJt. Good used HI!:ATROLA, Mn. S. R. Archer, Pomeroy, I t J 'lotices THE LITTLE HDUSI, 461 5. $th Ave.. Mlddl•port, Ohio It cloMd until Oct. 17. RUIM'nlng In 1 new loc•tlo" wUI be •nnoui\Ctd l1ter. · Mn. Flort,..."' 9-26-3'11l Three kittentl to be given away. Call 617$-Y, Middleport. 9-26-3tp. BERTIIA ALUS MR. FARMIR RID SHIILO TITRA PITKUS RYE Grains are twice as large a• or<linary rye. StifCer straw. Outyiel6s ordinary rye 10 to 111 bushels per aere. Pro,•ldca pasture two weeks later than ordinary rye. Write Dewine &.: HMmma Seed Co. Yellow Springs, Ohio, for name of your nearest dealer. D-23-6tp BOTTLED ' NEW tuid USED 'Tr,.tors aod Equipment BOB THOMPSON HUBER FULTON 1 LYLE W.' HYSELL NOW SHOWitot~ ' - 123 J Legal Nct1ces . .'' lphn Payne LEGAL NOTICE ,FU.I,;TON' THO:MPSON .. HEU'S ISJ.AND · · t(~·· ·' TRACTOR SALES . ·· ~ ,, At l'he Mclc:hine S~op ·Mary Murplty '. · I :. WSJI;t;}c_ NOTICE is Lereby iJven that D-2'7-3tp tbe Ratbburn'a Bank, UDincorp~rated, Rutland, Ohio, has gon e in~o voluntary l.quldatton, &l 400 STARTED WHITE ROCK provide,!! by law, and under th e CHICKS. Hatched Monday. At· terms and provlsiogs ot a certain kina Chicks, Pomeroy. D-21-3tc contract entered Jnto by and between said Rathburn's Bank, Un'· Incorporated, Rutland, Ohlo, and FOR SALE-KING CORNET like National Bank, Pomthe new. Leu than 1,) price. Clar- eroy,Pom~oy Ohto, the lad named bank ence Price, Portland. Phone has assumed and screed to paid 272. 11-27-l!tc the indebtedness and financial obligation' of said the Rathburn's I! I l To Buv Bank, Unincorporated, Rutland. Ohio, as shown by lts book$ and WANTED TO BVY-I:.Ooil: oat. flnaneial records as of the close PoPlar, IPnood. PIDt, :Walout of buelness on the 6th day o( Sep. ~o Olt, Popler, Ba.uwood temher, 19M. All depositors and creditots or lumber, """ or drJ. 4-4, 11-4, &4, ....._ Delivered $0 our said bank are · notified to pr ~sent fUPINr• Plalao, O~o,' 1ard their passbookJ, cettiflcater, of C11b on deU•etJ· Wr!'e ar eaU deposit or other evidence of 10 • WI for partleulara. tbe Ohio debtedness to the Pomeroy NaValle)' IIIJ. Corp. I'!IOIIt C.ooi- tional Bank, Pomeroy, Ohio, for Yille l180. J..I.U prt•p8., er cdlt to he eaif!rcct on the llnr,ks of arud the Pom ('~ o) Nation. al ~ank , Rutland Bram!h, Rutland, ( I "'l Oh10 for payment. . GA~Installatlon and .' ' POMEROY, OHIO . . ' _,, Saturday· . .!'~ ·Days· . S~PT. Prices Slashed' In This Big Fall FOR RENT- 2 houns, three apartments. Furni'Jhed or unfurnished. In Pomeroy. Inquire Ewinlfa Store, or phone 133 or door Sedan. Ll~tbt blue, two· 323-J. 9-14-tl tone . 19,000 m!let~ . See Arnold Grate al Rutland Furniture Two Furniahed 4-Room MENTS. oew furaJture. S~orc. 9-:U.3tc paid. cau 11044-ll!. 19M BUICK V8 Special 2-door Sedan, Sl895. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 9·24-otc 1171 19113 CHEVROLET l·door Delux Women with •··Addretll, Sedan, $1185. Blaettnar'a , Porn· time. Richard K1y, Box eroy, Ohio. 9-24-6tc 19&3 PONTIAC Custom 8 Cylin: del' Catalina Coupe, $1391J. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. ' 9-24-6tc Belmont, M1111cbuaetta. i(J!fllU . • · : ilwN MO.w~ : ( 18 I Employment Wanted 19&3 WYLLIS all steel Statlob Wagon, M~- Blaettnar's, Pom eroy, Ohio. &.24-6tc New 18 Cu. FL. .. UPRIGHT FREEZER ...... Roducod for 1·201 Business Servl.:e - 1962 FORD "Hard Top" Coupe, -- ~ . $99ft. Blac ltnat' ~ . Pomeroy, For reliable .rld&o and TV repair, Oh1o. 9-24-ete eall 604&-J. ·We 1ervtce all mallea. l9l For Sc.ie Glrl'e Sprlnl coat and winter coat and legglnifl, an:e 8. Al11o 2-plete Velvet.;: Muff Set. Phone U~·X . Hat N7-3tc and L-::mGE Z.door. in. excellent condition. Gcod lil'flll, heater anti Jicnal Ughta. Prieed reo· 11onable. Charlea Hubaek, S1fl· cw:e, Ohio. ~24 -3lp 1Mf For Slle---Uoed JANI'fi\OL OVER HEAD HEATING IJNIT wllh ThermoJttlt, 100.000 BTU Rat· IRjl. $2&.00. Inquire Hartley and Beonett Shoe Ston. 9-:lfl.3te ComfortAble 7·room HOUSE wll~ bath, on quiet detd-i!nd •lreli'L Out or hlsh Wlter. 'Feaced in JoL Reaaonably cto•e to and bualneu dUitrid. Wrliht Sl. Phone S.X. for nle. Sett.maUa Middleport, Oblo. Fri. $339 •00 Yaur P..-ray Jlarm •ur..u C...O.P hi~ tho ltrt10II stock of PIIIZIRS ON OIIPt.AY IN louth•K..rn Ohlol Ail ~1'!'1 ' !Om 9 ,. 16 cu. ... ,· J . V rl~' ' IIISUliANCJI AOlCNC'f Show il0\¥<tr DDO!i1 6:00 DUBOIS 6:15 0:2& 8·30 ( SEED OATS · U5 · 7:00 ' ' • I . . .;. · ,A'f $50.00 \ ~-· ONI t CU. PT. $1.25.00 ' ONE CHORE IDY WITH ATTACHMENTS '. ,, •, 9:00 PERMANEN;t.··: .Attachment• NOO:oo', ~nti;~Free~jt } 1 thow S h. o. litlth Attochmonta $225.00 '. 8:5$ 7:110 , .. $75.00 ' · '1 'sorlnoflol• $ h... wllh uied Home FreOIHI ONi \0 CU. FT. $1!6 00 GARDEN ·· t)lAci'oas ,ONI•11" 4T •ao.oo . 61ol• 20'' · ;, ,~:$9·9al I ~~EijTiiANOL f ,ANti;FREE:Z:E . lt1. '· 10:00' U :OO i1:30 . '" . •• 1';19 2:00 2:l!O ~:00 $UOGal · . 3~ !5 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 IJin. Au'-bU., - . 6:15 t1 :2GI 8:30 . AC-:::DINT Cuull\J' aDd ....., . ~:4!1 Real Estote Broker FARftl BURJ!:AU omo IIJ.I. P.:t ·Mi lwaukee Braves -· RODiiRY DOWNING l'HOMD ' 12:15 Parents Time \ 1:00 Crtmera Goes •to Sthodl 1:30 qr;aeinnati Redlegs 3 : 4~ •w.. ' ll.QO Teqn.,.see'p!roie Ford , tl :$0 Feather ·~~ Neat >li 12:00 T<>day'• !(.,. · 12:11$ Ding DOne School 3:30 ,. KU>DLJ:pO&T, Delux Sedan, $7M. Blaettnar's, Pom· croy, Ohio. 9·2f-ltc Thui'L, and Stturclav to 6nly . . . . . 1111-U 19152 PLYMOUTH t-door -, AT $85. EACH D·26-4tp • ' ·• ·.., .• tQ'HO'ftplei.At.S, · .~r ·J, :1'. ,.' !.-. ·- q D·211-6lc ---:-- - Auto !Kites -- - - - · - -· ---- --1053 BEL-AIRE CHEVROLET 2- " $1.90 twO 11" (81 1 7r HO NOTiCE GARAGE Mias Nettie Koehler, 132 Butternut Ave. Phone 401-X - 10:00 Home . &:00 VALUABLE ' I --- 1 W:~DI'I...DAY U5 Sian On ' 7:00 Today 8:00 Coffee Time F1REE. R'FRESHMENTS REDUCED TO '' '· 1WEDNISOAY 7;00 Siln On " 7:00 Mqrning, Show · ~"' t:oo'"· Garcy"'Moore · s:~O Arthur Godfrey 10:88 . Strike,.lt· Rich r ,J, V~;~llant Lady :Uove of Life . ~eareh for To~orrow Th~ Guiding Light Xatle's .Kltchen )VeJcome Tr(ovcliers Robert . 4' 10 .PkiZES ,, ---- SEPT. ~Oth - - -- Complete WHEEL ALIGNMENT balanclnl · and brtke .ervlee. 2 five room modern APARTHackett•' Safet:v Se"lee, W. MENTS, with l•UIIdr1 IDd tlr· Main St.., Pomu0)'1 Ohio. oro. Phoae 310.Iol. A. N. Bencol. fi.2T-tl Phm1e 207. D-&4 . • • 4:00 ' --=-==-=-==::---=:--:-::::·-- Auto ~rv1ces i9th For Rent I ·aam.~ra~ Phone 98 ' Wanted aervlee See LUi for pricea. RUTLAND FURNI1 URE at ltutlancl. FOR , RENT- Three bedroom RATJi!!t:JtS '~ B.\NK, 11-30·11 APARTMENT on Butternut, Unincorporated Rutland 0 Pomeroy. Unfurnished. Call By: Ht!•'lb.l It 'ft:.thburn: OLIVER-DELA VAL 41J2 Lor further lnformatlOJl. Prea:! u n1 NEW HOLLAND 9-2'7-llto (9) 7; 14; 21; 28; 41c Our low overhead is the anawcr to the Hlgb Prices-Stop tn to FURNJSHF.D ROOMS for rent. see how much we can save you. 127 Butternut Ave , Pomeroy. rMl·Busliel Spreadera, $29~ . ~~-~~~ MEIGS· OLiv'E!I SALES' , ~OMFORRE.-N_T.7a -E.--.M-ain Phone 86.J, roJberoy, ·o!fta IHH!Ote St. Phone 2011. ._24-dtc 18 61 Pome:rny, 3. Phone 824-M. ' IYsh. rHI 811JTH U" ion. Veterans T COnvene . ' THINKING OF buying lnsunuer run rate or 2 cente Pf':" word •lll Harry SU!bl, prealdent In eharae. p urlrti the bu,inW JeJilOD MrJ. w. R. Davil wu accepted for memberoblp. Tile diJtriot ••••••• ~ tlon to be held Jn Cbillieothe, Saturday, Oetober l , Wll announ· , 0 ced. Mrs . Stahl and Mu. Minnie · Neulzlini, dt&triet o!ticere and Jane Howell Tent Daushter$ of b 110 to u mon Veterans met Monday eve. several other mem en p nln1 at the DAV Hall with Mrs I 11ttend. FREE TICKETS Cluolflecl Alb bo 10 A. 11. lOIII be publbhed tho ume 'l!ly u reeel•ed. · llates: 2 cents per wurd. one a. sertion. MiDlm:un eharae 6&." ceata per word fer thre. - BALER TWJNE· ' . $6.75 ' ,, LlMITEIJ AMt~miT " ·bNtco· dLER ' $8.10 ' Ohio Ur WANT ADS i Wednesaay, Septem~r 28, 19?5 The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Qhlo • • ''8:7:·! 8:l!!l 9:08 ' !O:QO, 10:So· the Carr.s fAJIJL~ ' ~--- . ·~Setlft �, •• ' ' . Page Six ~ ,_,od 19) For Sale aeeutive iDSertiOill. Special-One montb for 25 ceata oer word. be t:banged for adverUsina: if not paid for before the lath of eaeb montb followiq ID11ertion. Slx uaed folding GARAGE &rora in Advertlsinc-5bould be DOORS all oonnected. Total roported ltnll;e4loloiJ. The Dail> width 1~ feet, height a feet. SALE-7 room HOUSE Seatint'!l wiD not be reaponsible Includes door track and all at- FOR 7th St. , New Havton. E arl for mote thu one illc::orrtct lit tac:lurtentl. Good condition. aen, Letart, W. Va. ' .-lion. Cail . 6228. 9-2'7-Ste TWining M:l<t<i. l g.27-5tc Cw'd of Tha.ota IDd SPf'CIIl Nil PAR ·KEET MEIGS THEATRE StiOES FERGUSON IN -(20-B- -- - I Insurance Guaranteed saving• up to 30~ V. D. EDWARDS, Fbone 35-X Home .pt. TO THE EVERY DAY LOOK FOR YOUR NAME IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS F.very day MmN, HIKttl:l at random will .,..r SADDLES ~ r~ . provide. sis: forward, two mreme opeeds; ~~~~tractor speed ~Y to lhe work. on the CIIHtf... •ct Page. When nur 'name- apptarl call et tho O.lly Sentinel ' tldc:eta. No ltrlnttl No 11mmickll O!IUce •nd get your FRII ·aEAT THE "'EW,Pc_RICE RAISE . SEE US'' TOD~ Y (21) Real Estate '\ ' ' tic:ea of Eventa prla.ted at reeu IALANCI DUE lar classified ratet. Obltulriu New 1956 Whirlpool Washer · aitd published .t 1 eeat per word. Dryer. Phone 6284-Y. 9-27-3tc Charged AdJ re..-oetved by mill or telepbone clven careful attn-1--- - -- - - -- ti(IJt. Good used HI!:ATROLA, Mn. S. R. Archer, Pomeroy, I t J 'lotices THE LITTLE HDUSI, 461 5. $th Ave.. Mlddl•port, Ohio It cloMd until Oct. 17. RUIM'nlng In 1 new loc•tlo" wUI be •nnoui\Ctd l1ter. · Mn. Flort,..."' 9-26-3'11l Three kittentl to be given away. Call 617$-Y, Middleport. 9-26-3tp. BERTIIA ALUS MR. FARMIR RID SHIILO TITRA PITKUS RYE Grains are twice as large a• or<linary rye. StifCer straw. Outyiel6s ordinary rye 10 to 111 bushels per aere. Pro,•ldca pasture two weeks later than ordinary rye. Write Dewine &.: HMmma Seed Co. Yellow Springs, Ohio, for name of your nearest dealer. D-23-6tp BOTTLED ' NEW tuid USED 'Tr,.tors aod Equipment BOB THOMPSON HUBER FULTON 1 LYLE W.' HYSELL NOW SHOWitot~ ' - 123 J Legal Nct1ces . .'' lphn Payne LEGAL NOTICE ,FU.I,;TON' THO:MPSON .. HEU'S ISJ.AND · · t(~·· ·' TRACTOR SALES . ·· ~ ,, At l'he Mclc:hine S~op ·Mary Murplty '. · I :. WSJI;t;}c_ NOTICE is Lereby iJven that D-2'7-3tp tbe Ratbburn'a Bank, UDincorp~rated, Rutland, Ohio, has gon e in~o voluntary l.quldatton, &l 400 STARTED WHITE ROCK provide,!! by law, and under th e CHICKS. Hatched Monday. At· terms and provlsiogs ot a certain kina Chicks, Pomeroy. D-21-3tc contract entered Jnto by and between said Rathburn's Bank, Un'· Incorporated, Rutland, Ohlo, and FOR SALE-KING CORNET like National Bank, Pomthe new. Leu than 1,) price. Clar- eroy,Pom~oy Ohto, the lad named bank ence Price, Portland. Phone has assumed and screed to paid 272. 11-27-l!tc the indebtedness and financial obligation' of said the Rathburn's I! I l To Buv Bank, Unincorporated, Rutland. Ohio, as shown by lts book$ and WANTED TO BVY-I:.Ooil: oat. flnaneial records as of the close PoPlar, IPnood. PIDt, :Walout of buelness on the 6th day o( Sep. ~o Olt, Popler, Ba.uwood temher, 19M. All depositors and creditots or lumber, """ or drJ. 4-4, 11-4, &4, ....._ Delivered $0 our said bank are · notified to pr ~sent fUPINr• Plalao, O~o,' 1ard their passbookJ, cettiflcater, of C11b on deU•etJ· Wr!'e ar eaU deposit or other evidence of 10 • WI for partleulara. tbe Ohio debtedness to the Pomeroy NaValle)' IIIJ. Corp. I'!IOIIt C.ooi- tional Bank, Pomeroy, Ohio, for Yille l180. J..I.U prt•p8., er cdlt to he eaif!rcct on the llnr,ks of arud the Pom ('~ o) Nation. al ~ank , Rutland Bram!h, Rutland, ( I "'l Oh10 for payment. . GA~Installatlon and .' ' POMEROY, OHIO . . ' _,, Saturday· . .!'~ ·Days· . S~PT. Prices Slashed' In This Big Fall FOR RENT- 2 houns, three apartments. Furni'Jhed or unfurnished. In Pomeroy. Inquire Ewinlfa Store, or phone 133 or door Sedan. Ll~tbt blue, two· 323-J. 9-14-tl tone . 19,000 m!let~ . See Arnold Grate al Rutland Furniture Two Furniahed 4-Room MENTS. oew furaJture. S~orc. 9-:U.3tc paid. cau 11044-ll!. 19M BUICK V8 Special 2-door Sedan, Sl895. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 9·24-otc 1171 19113 CHEVROLET l·door Delux Women with •··Addretll, Sedan, $1185. Blaettnar'a , Porn· time. Richard K1y, Box eroy, Ohio. 9-24-6tc 19&3 PONTIAC Custom 8 Cylin: del' Catalina Coupe, $1391J. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. ' 9-24-6tc Belmont, M1111cbuaetta. i(J!fllU . • · : ilwN MO.w~ : ( 18 I Employment Wanted 19&3 WYLLIS all steel Statlob Wagon, M~- Blaettnar's, Pom eroy, Ohio. &.24-6tc New 18 Cu. FL. .. UPRIGHT FREEZER ...... Roducod for 1·201 Business Servl.:e - 1962 FORD "Hard Top" Coupe, -- ~ . $99ft. Blac ltnat' ~ . Pomeroy, For reliable .rld&o and TV repair, Oh1o. 9-24-ete eall 604&-J. ·We 1ervtce all mallea. l9l For Sc.ie Glrl'e Sprlnl coat and winter coat and legglnifl, an:e 8. Al11o 2-plete Velvet.;: Muff Set. Phone U~·X . Hat N7-3tc and L-::mGE Z.door. in. excellent condition. Gcod lil'flll, heater anti Jicnal Ughta. Prieed reo· 11onable. Charlea Hubaek, S1fl· cw:e, Ohio. ~24 -3lp 1Mf For Slle---Uoed JANI'fi\OL OVER HEAD HEATING IJNIT wllh ThermoJttlt, 100.000 BTU Rat· IRjl. $2&.00. Inquire Hartley and Beonett Shoe Ston. 9-:lfl.3te ComfortAble 7·room HOUSE wll~ bath, on quiet detd-i!nd •lreli'L Out or hlsh Wlter. 'Feaced in JoL Reaaonably cto•e to and bualneu dUitrid. Wrliht Sl. Phone S.X. for nle. Sett.maUa Middleport, Oblo. Fri. $339 •00 Yaur P..-ray Jlarm •ur..u C...O.P hi~ tho ltrt10II stock of PIIIZIRS ON OIIPt.AY IN louth•K..rn Ohlol Ail ~1'!'1 ' !Om 9 ,. 16 cu. ... ,· J . V rl~' ' IIISUliANCJI AOlCNC'f Show il0\¥<tr DDO!i1 6:00 DUBOIS 6:15 0:2& 8·30 ( SEED OATS · U5 · 7:00 ' ' • I . . .;. · ,A'f $50.00 \ ~-· ONI t CU. PT. $1.25.00 ' ONE CHORE IDY WITH ATTACHMENTS '. ,, •, 9:00 PERMANEN;t.··: .Attachment• NOO:oo', ~nti;~Free~jt } 1 thow S h. o. litlth Attochmonta $225.00 '. 8:5$ 7:110 , .. $75.00 ' · '1 'sorlnoflol• $ h... wllh uied Home FreOIHI ONi \0 CU. FT. $1!6 00 GARDEN ·· t)lAci'oas ,ONI•11" 4T •ao.oo . 61ol• 20'' · ;, ,~:$9·9al I ~~EijTiiANOL f ,ANti;FREE:Z:E . lt1. '· 10:00' U :OO i1:30 . '" . •• 1';19 2:00 2:l!O ~:00 $UOGal · . 3~ !5 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 IJin. Au'-bU., - . 6:15 t1 :2GI 8:30 . AC-:::DINT Cuull\J' aDd ....., . ~:4!1 Real Estote Broker FARftl BURJ!:AU omo IIJ.I. P.:t ·Mi lwaukee Braves -· RODiiRY DOWNING l'HOMD ' 12:15 Parents Time \ 1:00 Crtmera Goes •to Sthodl 1:30 qr;aeinnati Redlegs 3 : 4~ •w.. ' ll.QO Teqn.,.see'p!roie Ford , tl :$0 Feather ·~~ Neat >li 12:00 T<>day'• !(.,. · 12:11$ Ding DOne School 3:30 ,. KU>DLJ:pO&T, Delux Sedan, $7M. Blaettnar's, Pom· croy, Ohio. 9·2f-ltc Thui'L, and Stturclav to 6nly . . . . . 1111-U 19152 PLYMOUTH t-door -, AT $85. EACH D·26-4tp • ' ·• ·.., .• tQ'HO'ftplei.At.S, · .~r ·J, :1'. ,.' !.-. ·- q D·211-6lc ---:-- - Auto !Kites -- - - - · - -· ---- --1053 BEL-AIRE CHEVROLET 2- " $1.90 twO 11" (81 1 7r HO NOTiCE GARAGE Mias Nettie Koehler, 132 Butternut Ave. Phone 401-X - 10:00 Home . &:00 VALUABLE ' I --- 1 W:~DI'I...DAY U5 Sian On ' 7:00 Today 8:00 Coffee Time F1REE. R'FRESHMENTS REDUCED TO '' '· 1WEDNISOAY 7;00 Siln On " 7:00 Mqrning, Show · ~"' t:oo'"· Garcy"'Moore · s:~O Arthur Godfrey 10:88 . Strike,.lt· Rich r ,J, V~;~llant Lady :Uove of Life . ~eareh for To~orrow Th~ Guiding Light Xatle's .Kltchen )VeJcome Tr(ovcliers Robert . 4' 10 .PkiZES ,, ---- SEPT. ~Oth - - -- Complete WHEEL ALIGNMENT balanclnl · and brtke .ervlee. 2 five room modern APARTHackett•' Safet:v Se"lee, W. MENTS, with l•UIIdr1 IDd tlr· Main St.., Pomu0)'1 Ohio. oro. Phoae 310.Iol. A. N. Bencol. fi.2T-tl Phm1e 207. 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