https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/87ce74a3b63ac0788b158e28fb9db344.pdf 013cf512d688c9f81a3208efe5ff3d95 PDF Text Text •• tnM l I ·t .Tbtt.Ib1Q r 'UI ~~ .,.._ r •.'It two,, •••• "-"'"1'1'!1 ->' IIWff .,., · · -Ct ·"" DI'·•r .t"'. WEATHER Tracy entertained t.elepMne llrla w1th a A. 0 . Lbe local -c-""' -.,. . .. ,_ c 2nd 111.reet Wednesday The table wv.a beauUfuU, deooralocl In ...p... wllh 'nlanb- ,.~ toe ~Ui....,.,... . ·t :.empera\.ure t.onil:ht and S.turaf, ,. Til< lollowln1 " " - " '' lkulab Ewinl:. Mn. Caddie Wkktwn, ld.n. Yar:y Nesselroad, loin U&r~uertte Durst, Mrs. Mary El,len Wickham, Ml.aaea Kate Flek, Btrtha Conde, ln!ne Tbomaa and Oertludl: Smlt.h. Mra. NeiUt Smith wu an Invited auest . Mrs. Mar· saret R ~ lnhart 11nd Mn.. Bertha AUla were WJ.able to 'tre present on account or Ulneu. All speak ln lllh FULL NEWS SERVICE 20, 1931 U::5: GOVER : R..£fUSES ~EAT hi&heat praise llf Mrs. Tracy's hospl tallty.~.- - - - - - - - Good Of The Order Club Has Meeting tUGUE Seaai- io !Wid . at Gallipoli•; Entertained by Ga'·lipolia Council i DioCirooilito'CI Roumaaiao Kiq R Recei"a Little Sympathr Rea..Jt of Fiatlc Encounter With Receatlr Ma..-;,...1 YoW11er Brother QUARREL DIRECT RESULT OF WEDDING The Good of the Orlier Club compolled or DaU&hter.a of America and Bearin181 Wolim aneoeWbo ;lutllor Order United American Kechanka wt.l enterLHitied by the OalllpoUs C~undl No. llf at. their hall In O&Uipolls on Wednesday with over 000 In attendance, among which were some very dl!!tlngol ~hml fi1Ut!lt3. Oapt. H. E. Hauck, Past. BtaW Ootmellor ot Junior Order United Amedean Meehanles, had chars~ o! the proaram, which W8.l5 unique The welcome addrtse. wu &lven by Hon.:trab~ A. J . stormop.t, Mayor or OalUpolJ.s. Response waa IJiv~n by Rev. Stump \)f Bidwell Addreu- ~\!1~"' P · · · · · · 'l~c M were alao given by Senator · · · · · · · · · · ofo Clark of Tlmn and Mr. Ribble o! dll · . . . . . . . . 3c Portsmouth who 111 connected with · · · · · · · · · · · . 2c the Insurance dep&rtment of l ~f' for lla:htln& cUt~- Junior Ord~r Unlled American Me- 0 ~~~~~'"'~~ ~: customers $1.25 ChiUlla. Mary Hazel Floyd, De1mty or Dlstrlet No. 7 and &Jso State Council al!!llll!h pointed out thnt Conductor, OOidle Hous5 of PortRmakes it naore ecn:j• mouth, National Reprlltll!nt.atlve of a cuatorner to satlst! Daughters or Amerlcn, Elizabeth Are Killed In Benzol Tank, <,:c.,- ~'Una_ requtrementll and u. Darat or Pomeroy. Deputy of Dill- trlct 13 and also A880Ciate state councilor, Oeo. carson of Rutland Dlshlct Deputy or Junior Order Unlttd Amerle&n Mechtmlel also aave some wanderrul talks. Arter the bualnee& meeting or varlous types or applt· Nve labor and add to) lnd comfort ln L}Jc for 111 purIUle me- ~,jO,o;c··,that iit lhe club In chnrae of Elizabeth '--"",-: •."_.Ire many Darat, dellrtoW!I re!Teshmmta were Who to mall:e served IJY the Oall1poll.& Coi.Ulcll NG. II'IDtl'll use llchUna &nd j ut. At a late hGur all departed tor appl_~ in the home. The pro- · t})e-lr ret~pectlve homes looking lor~ 1ratel 'Fill mab It poeajbJe ward to the meetina' In Oecemb!r t~t 'them to free-ly uae such appil- when they will be e ntertained by ~ P.t a •ublt.antial saviOJ IJc- the- Middleport Council. I ~ -~-~P-~~~~~~"':hu~no~,.~... =· "" - M....-8-:l'~r-e-:ts,--- . N~. 1-INB-Oratru; ,. .,. RITES TO HELD FRIDAY --L.. ~~[1!~!9~•l ....... ........... 63"11 road l87b ROUGH SKIN repalr road Chapped Lips ' to Cure Hieeou•h•t RoPi-a Seya to u.., •'C)U of Clove•" Opening prices Wh-3at Dec. 1!9 3-8 5·8: Mar. 62 3-8 5·8; May 64: 1~4 ,_,, July .. t-< 3-8. Corn Dec . 45; Mar. 47 1-4; Ma) •• •-• tc2; Jul, •t. OltW; ~c :141 3~4 May 29 29 1-8. Navy Beans .,,,_............ sortl • -. aows stead, IOOd : Medium 3.110~3.86 . Cattle reeelpt.a 25 : market abou~ steady; o. few common to meJlum , .qur.too unchanged. ~~~~~£~~~~1'·~211;.· ~··~";,;~~··~"'~ stock scarce ,, "' . . ......... Blue Rose Rice ; . nlabt to sweep out. JUST two but tha.t lt. had dolla7R dozen tailed to ~urlly the atr. Nov 30---IN8- Whlle score.• or sugeated remedlea including one from Will noted humorist, conttnued to to thP bed8tde of lra A. Kin,, ror 12 days has been blccouchlnl his annouQC .. pe tlent Ia ''fltat- Nl"'f YMk, Youth 'flaoulht ,to Haft Beea Aaleep on ' ... ,--. 'Traclca -- MISSED BY FATHER Big ''ariety to pick froJn t'lo. ...... ' . I"'"""'" whl~ !::~~~~:.~~~t~~ pe:~~ons I~~~~~r.:;:~~:~::. 1930. n wben 30 Injured were kllltod and .tarlv 100 Autamoblles passing wlthln a SQuan- back of Jotqan omt:6 were stopped and oet"Upant.a rorred to slve an account. of tllemsoelves. I! very man OJ" womon carrying a '"':,';;~'"' package Into the district was hnlted bv dt'tectlves and asked to revf'tll Its contents. pri1·e range. Se Se 20---INs-An Dlno Ornndl.tnItalian toke Foreign pla<:e Mlnwas plotted I!W!r wa~ being welcomd bJ.· t.he city today, lnformil.tlOn at p Jlkl' hefLdquarttrs lndlcat.ed Many of the polieen·. ~ n WIre ~trm­ ed wit hrlotg wts and gas ll:-.mbs. Pollee CommWIOner Mulru:~ney ordered tbe stronK guard pD~Sted In a dt'terml.ted endeavor to p1 •venl a l'flpetltlon of the disastrous blal!t. aimed at the Mol11an bUJI11n~ In dressiness it bl'ings you :u ~arne Nov army of 300 p'llk!t'men and detectrves wu mesaed today about the oftlces or J P . Morpn and Comuu n~· and in the adJaant Wall 11treeL dL'I trict following a Up terrarlst.s planned to bomb the Morgan btuldml! Bklwln1 up on the financial house whnt and a half but Top-aoats in the I .. OTHER OVERCOATS AND TOPCOATS and - $19.50 to $29.50 No. I ISale I Watch ISale ' Paper For Opening Announcement Sale -of- ""'....~ ... PiaeapJ'I~ I· . . , ' "I New Goods--New Low Prices. LARD ...... MATCQES 4 A: P. SUPER SUDS SUGAR c..,.... White Sale SOAP Lined or Unlined GLOVES ........ . , $1.&0 -=.,e I tlred a~il ,_ 188IIE bituminous throughout. Ule midwelll and the southern stales to be the abn of the m ~ etl~ was attended by repreeenta· 1overnor• of Oblo, West Kent;uclr:y, Indiana, Ptnn'VIf8inla, Dllnioo .md SCARFS .......... . $1 .H 111111 liP "Bond Street" 3 ..... toe 4p..... age '1.29 6 ...... . Jlllo. Sack An IIO·year~kl huslaand and h1s year old wife bocame the p!u 'f'nts or an 8-pound son today. 1 'nl efatber, Charies Andreli6, re-~ ~~~ Reefer and Squal$ 11~oal9c I • Oru.t :Bend, Kan., Nov :il0-IN8- , --;__ CU'CUS exec!uttve, married his youthful wife one 2 ~ltc lc•".tt ' ~• AG.ID 11.t.N 18 FATHER Ni1ht !leuion " ''The Beet P Rat ia America'' Frqh A1cU$ and Vegetables Em"'* Gr•pes Reachea Deciaion by Stylepark Hats $5 ·; "-..-17e '::t, 2Se Fhliti ... Sal J Michl_.• PotitQc• Goods at 1-2 Price and Leas. . !\ale the labrator)' said tba.t ba4 been blowhll theRe tine OvercoaU. lila. ' ,rllllll steeBr 6·8.36. Calve!! l'fltelpts 100; market steady ll:ood to choice walen 7 to 8 1ar11ely; medlmn kinds 5-8.50. 8btep recelp" 800; lamb& active tully steady ; cholce ll&ht to medium ftllht IRmbs 6·6.26 ; thorouchJ.y desirable kinds tUJ low as 5 50 : common and medium gra1J-~> ~ 1' : '19c ·1 : -..,.... · ~·.. . Nov. 19-l.NB--li'-'88 receiptt. 1800 marlr;et active lOc to 16c higher; 100-230 lbs li.30 to 6 U; sales Qt r. to 5.25 lntlude 240-340 lb. wei(rbta and scme 120·140 pound kl:l.lds. LIchter ~ dpwnward to 'l.'l5 spQr· gradfoa up to 4 35 freely Mansfield, 0 , 1. ,,~ PITTSBURGH LIVFSTOCK ln1b. Packtn1 bn Makea Skia Soft, White ....t 'Smooth opened &enerally hlll:bt':r today. Wheat and fOrD were 1 ~ 4 to 3-& up with oats utlchanged to 1~8c ad- "1'1•1\.0.H "'"' Hed Entered Stora1e Tank 1 to Clean it 1 Elforta to lte't'iYe aN FutOe NOTHING BETTER ARNICA __.,..._ GllAy< l>r.JC£8 ohU:ittlf, . Saturd&J: cooler Be.turdu. West V1J'C1nla . Bhowe111 with ~. ~- •114 niJht hmne on "-'"'-'c; - Cloudy, probably ~1 tbl: o'dock t'hk:ken d.lnner at her tr= SI'ATS ............ : . ... . lUll WE GIVE S. A H. GREEN STAMPS I o I, ye~r a.tfO· Death Of Clerk Will Be Probed Body of EK~Jreu Measen1er I Fo._. in Car; May Ha.-e Been Raloloer Vic:tim �., 'j , r' ..... . &' • - • :1 =·-~ ·-- nm.u, - .... ,.. W0\'11110 ·11; 1.111 . . 'l'IIJ: DAILY BOTK CAMPS AH( FlltDAr, NOVUUII& M. ,IIJI tile ---·-······ ... . ., •; --~..... HARD AT W0RKl~r;~~ • mR lAsT . GAM[\:.ir::!;~.]D~~ ENTERTAtN~l>AT HENN~Y HOME1 --'-"· GUES'IS OF woM.A"Ns-MUSIC CLUB N~w •r Fall ADd Dresses For Less • ~· with !he Importto be In Pfe· • ..... Squad, IlEach and Jacket., Have I Nithtly Drillo FOR THE GAME I ~;r~~~~~;;~~~~~·;~ wore- Of the Seaoon; Intense ,.. wbell a sllver Alain" by ·"l'be W1Ueb)' President, u.rs.to o . wa.a x . t;OJleiucted Hennesy, 1North o:. 'VDCII Belect.ionl Btrdaand so ouesto ~,. ,...,..., <rom ""' ,.,_ 'Hlnclu Slumber ...,... by nome wee ~· ~t.teKJflln. quit.e , the Golde Pf•month reviwl aonea under tom of the Ev.anpUst E H. h&a bceTI hea~ly entered the conarePtlon. Thz f:~rw outBI.IttQding , !or their an1 are chara:ed •with Sunda)' will be ob•eona\nl day. 8eiM., 21:3;0 and 7 P M. I - ! Ical Rivalry Ezi1t1; Bia Crowd Expected worlr: but then 01 \de.~~!Y recent o:~r!~ acuon the:e;~~~1~~~~;~ thovan. Wlt.h less than a wetk rema.in-\ not meet wlth too 9. Piano Bolo-"Aratuque" by IJn& bt.lor-e the annual Thanksllv- t.rt the ProbaUon Debusay-Prancea l;)nnlela. Accom Day dasstc between the ~wort- Juvenile court t.nd P&nlsts were lllra. HenneAy, Mrs. vals, Pomeroy and Middleport hlgh corder p~· Pi~n~r!u:-;-:•).!.,"'':. a.~be Clark, Mra. Hecoz, Mrs. Klein and ! ~lhCols:, J,Jrogno.stlcatlons are coming The " ll&vlnsa ~;ult~ '"":~~~~' 1 T wera e ..... _... "'' Le MiM Daniels. faat and furious trom virtually will not be nearly ..:: -~~w~a~i fe<:U Bradbury A mun~ of out of town eueat.a uery direction as fans of the Pli formt>r article wouJd60haYe e ~: .. WeN! P~t. amana .,.,hom wert skin aport are preparing to witness ers to beUen · 2 CuJ ~~~~.~on:- 0.!'~~tale,.:y Mrs. Arnet,, ¥f8 !larry Burmlde 1 th~ presentnthm ol what wUI, withRoscoe Fowler Y .......,. rand Mrs. ijq.rry Lewis of Point out a stomblance of u. doubt, be the s Bextette riom L cl Pleasant. ' t.e.st same stnB(!d by the two elevUAffi Btettr u a- Mrs. WU~llowina the PTOJT&m the IWH!t.ll en11 slnCf! tbf!y started playing In 1 The Mlseionary &cJety 01 f Plano Solo-"C ud " were lnvltfd to the dinJna room, 1926. Prl!sbytenan church waa by ·McDowell by Mrson:rt HEt ... e Where delicious refr::!idunentll were Each squad meel.l! every evenillf ta;Jned at the horne ot Mrl. _ _ __ -,... _ · ay ecox. served. llt their re&pt>Ctlve fields lmmP.dl- Ruasell on p.ut.tem.ut Ave., CA&h ..Ail'l'l' ENTI:R'l'A.INS CLUB ately followlniJ their studies and Mrs. Ben EWing &Uistlna' h__.i& Miss Nina RUMell enLert..ined J4rp Lou Burtori e le tal d, th elabontle preparatwns are bellliJ rl'he folloWinl proaram wu rin1: Thursday evenltl~ at her home In mem~rs of her brlda~ ciub n;hun~ made In both camps to build up a d41red. DevotJonal 1D ehaqe ol Bradbury • with - a· dvt·h~d day evenlna with A siX o'c)ock tlln- team to weAther the clash next ~ Flnsterwald, Roil Call. Poripart'/ . Three tabka were lb. play f ner' 1\t the Mary Jane doJree Sh Thursday Blocklne. run n 1n 1 ~ Topic, Sle.m by )(Iss Aim4 thru out the evening. Honora tot IP')medla~ly followllll U.C dl~~ punting and P&!iSin&, fundu.mentals Vaughn. A letter was read by Jtis1 htah 8C<Jte ;,ere a-t(ar~ to ~ the liluesu adjourbed to tbe h~r!e are being run throll8h every d&}' Katherine BchJaq:el from lin. · NeJlle Mac:ti:a and to lilts Clar... of lirA Burford pt th 'LaSalle H and then repeated 5t'veral t.lrues, H.Yde. tel on ·~cond Avent»e - a- and last minute drills arP being Delicious retresbmen&l ence CJU!ord. The following were present . U ..Club prilies for nlllh acorM ~re consummated os bNo, f11.8L, power· ~terved by Ule hoettsses . l!iih $denstrlcker, Jllellle Mackin, awarded t.o .lin~. c. E. Smt,n and lui elevem are whipped into shape WD~E ~ws Margaret CJUford, Helena CJtftord, Mrs. B. P. Pultz' ' Sr. lilra. PAUl Never before h&!l there been such ...... Mary Whitlock, Mae Terrill, Marl~ FrenQh l;'t!'celved the IIU611t prhr:e: . nn Wluaual amount ~f interest Sixty members ot M1100Ua tem.~ !Wiler, Mrs. Jack li:VAil6, M;l'S. Jl'rant. llhown by the fans as hRS beeu pie answered roiJ caU Thur.Hlt Fugate, Mrs Clan;nce CU1ford, Mrs Mr. and Mrs Art Topsy of Roa- shown so far this :tt:ar ~ Purple at their reiular milieU~ Sidney Rue.sell abd Mrs. F'red note.' 1 Virginia, arrL'ied , FrtdaY Panther!! and the Yellow !racket.~ e~enlng e~ch one an11wer~ wltb. aolne Whitlock morning to atte,nd the !.uMraJ or have been meeting and defeating v'rse, Mill or at.uht. ~fter tJii Dellclous nfreshrnents were .ser- the former's .motber , ¥rs. Maille some mighty Kood tealllll this sea- bOBiness 8e88lon fruit. aalad, dt·· ved by tht> hostess. Bo d 8011 o.nd now they come fGce to faoe coffee wa& enJOJed, A niD1;1hlr ~ei1 ry and AYI!ry El~;:hlnger Of Clr wiLh very little difference ip evl· ~md ot letters from ILbsent •tst.era Wet4 BOYD RITES S.41'UftDAY lknce Intense rlV&lry between the cleviiiP were 1n Mkldleport W..ffi.- two schools may offset what ' little reAd. FuOfral services for Mrs. MagiJie nesday. Rev. and Ml'8. F. I. Gardner a.nd dltrerence exlats In the te&.ml!l, tr Boyd will be oonducted Sat,urday dauahter left Thursday for a vl~t. all}". afternoon from the A. Ill. E. QbW'Ch The Panther squad seem in fair l'lflddleport at 2.30 o'clock BUtial In with the former's mother at Eaton shape, physically and It Is bell~d 0 charge of the ~'Wing undertaker.; ~. o.nd Mrs. Ralph Sny~r of that by next wek all members wm will be tnll.de in the Hill cemetery. Ro8e HIU announces the bilth of be ready for plu.y. Tip Dye's lnJurtwln 8008 born Thursday. les received 1n the Lopn tilt are MISCu.LAN£bus SHOWER Thomas Riley and Walter Burna improving and wm have dlsappear· A mlscellanefllS llho*ilr • &lv· Harris lert PrldaJ afternoon for ed probably before the game. Eddie en at the honie of Miss PaulL!~, South Belld Ind, where Uley will Oulnlher Is the only other memWolfe on OraveJ Hill Thlf.rsday eve- attend the Notre Dame-Callfomta ber on the CfUIUalty llllt who seems nlng In honor ot Mr. and Mra. Pres In doubt. Guinther w!LS Injured In ton Snowden. Nr and Mrs Snow- same. the OalUpolls tilt and l•as been den have gone to hoUSek4teJ;tng In Mra ~art Rawltnp 11 serloualy 111 forced to the sidelines since J'09mf> on Beech sbtet. at ber bOme In Rutland. The Yellow Jackets squaa suft'erTh ""'Mra. William Ohlinaer who flUf- lng heAvy injuries tn .th~ Point manye :::!f~e .'::eua':fi.t~~~-:!"~ fered A stroke or paralysl& the f'u·st Pleasam game are rapidly coming th8 lr ,_...., "t"-•a-' ol the week 1a 1n " aerloua eondUion. out or the kinks and U things many ""' .....dlt Wbo • K'll'l,la.l. Mra. Charles. Yoet and grandiiOil, move along as t.hev have .. noe that R-etreshmenta ~ served. MUford Mowrey, anJ ~1'1. Edward ' I - -. Prench motored tq,.~~ Tburs tilt, every Qlelnber wUl ~ave Jm• f •• e. LODGE HOtiTt:88 day tqr 1 vtalt WltJf Uf; and Mra. provNJ b)" 'Ib.Bhklatl;lha. Beaver'• Mra.. Lee Ro~Wl!' ••• tla$tl'SII to !: rl Pnlnch and funU,. leg ill rather alow In beaJing, atthe ¥J.embera of the Q L A.. lOOse & thoush It 1a believed will be f!.lrlght by next week Neal, Rlley,Estep and ThurBda)' afternoon at her hQme j on - ~ $eel . Alle118WOrth al llnJured to a certain ~! ~ bualn. ~lni: J extent are comlng out of It rt1ht brouglit to a doae by lfbe si"ltiR along and by the Hrst of the week nfreshmenta. wm be In tip top shape. Rich Pickeng, niCelvlng l severe la~eration above the Jett eye during the Point Pleasant fray, has been forced to remain ab&ent from the practice them 9C88Ions so far this week althoUgh he •~~~:,.ln~ lw111 be back by Monday and ready to go. • r ,_. • In a Everything points to the best game held the two teams have ever playPd • 81nce they hav~ been mooting with was 8 the inauguration of football In and Pomeroy hllh school in U125 a11d • rcg:ndles!i of weal.her conditions on I Helen Zelher and Mrs. J. J. that d.-y. the largest crowd ever were tn Chlllk.othe Priday. attending a ThankSIJivlng football J. Mleh"el WilS a business ,fiamc here is expected to gather at ' Jyt.llo• In Athens Friday. the Middleport field. and Mn. Henry Curtis of lin& . - - "'r~ .. .." -.. . I &. I the hu past ten i.ltc!'eflt. singing of -- dower~ "When Le~vell'~TwUURht by ~l:owaty an~·j! weaves" by Bee beautltully deco"'ted'tn tan ot yetand a 1enera1 color ~:~erume loW and white waa carried o~. The followmr mosJcal JH'OP'am waa ~neented durlnc the afternoon. . ot t.he plann"l!! 1 Members oi the Woman'e MU81c 1 6. Vocal Bolo-''Oood-Bye·· by olub o1 llldd"'J>ort and lnYitod , T""U-IIn. Glen &nlth. 1 uut.a epen• a ctelilhttul a1"'rnoon 1 6. VIolin Bek!etionl "Hymn to the Bun'" by Rlmek-Lrolchov and ThUJllllay at the nome " lhe club\ "lledlcollon by Konrad llcboll t.ll~:O·uenneay the 1 I 1 • M ' 1. - OctoiH.r wilo i11o warm for coat buoilleao--Thai~. why we were a!>l~. ~ ·~ ill .~e br,a~ new ~O\I.~.b '\'ooleno with tb~ very new .l,eveo and luxurioua fun . for tli·· extremely low price. . P,laip 8!acl<, Brow'\,! fld Mixtqreo Fur Trimmed ........ $$.~:5 Black,.Brown )\'lix~a Fur Trim111ed ........... $1Z.95 E~trri. gualitr.BJ•ckt an~ jlrown•, Fine Fur Trimmin11 .. $24.75 Very 1'1ne Material~.. Fuu ..... .. ........... .. ... $42.75 ALL FALL 1931 STYLES .,a ana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . ... . . . ~ • •• .. I • PRre food, 'pure d1iik• puife wjiterin iilt the thi~gs you etlt• o~ ~drlri~ you w~tnt ahsolute P«nt,. . I '' l' ' ; I ' .J, I ' '' I - I I' l ' SITllltTJON . . . ~u·! , I•! 19~~;r~ I·~IJ~fJm.~:!~ ~.roNble l~ Mapchuria betyeen C~i~a more serious ~han appe~r~ on !~• ~4rfa~e. to it thrill simplY a few ski!'l'IJshes betwe~n nal~iOl18 which will ooon end In favor of Japan be decided by the relative strengths of the ... ' >ow .evtey C'-"'YBS.S be held Sunday Nov. 29th. l:·t t r:tl d-~;. "'"" 1 !f' r 'tht· MIDDLEPOBT, , ~~BYTERIAN t' ~ CJitJIIOII r· 1 --: ,, Dr. IT, . . . GaJ'. bator J . Sab'-th acbool . : pr~nvenea 9:15 with J. H. orate; eup"' Morninl .entce lQ~ a., Pl. ~~~ av.lol 'I :QO, P. m. Juu&w I:Ad.pavor 2i:OO p. m. $entQf .EndeaVCll' i:OO .p. m. Mtcl ' IW~k prayer servlco Wednes· day 1:00 p. m. ~ -- . O.~·····•:t!> . . '• ,, l:;i~~.!:;r:.·~....::~y..~~:~."'"· ~ ;to.; . Value lJ;avel Pnn.u ...................... . ,,), ... · . ·~ ·1... ........, ~~t: tt:: 2::~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::··• l~:l New Co-Ed Dressel\., , , .... ~. _Jia tbia·- k ,_J'Uw. York at.a.'Special Price of $15.75 >l.l.• ·~ .' ,.· }or--·i• by the Now Yp·~~~ . "I'm not 'a col!'m~~Jt~; Urt,l~~er W•ll we alway• <lid •ay thooe ~i ' ~ . ?. ,.,. .". . " • ., " ' 1 • ' ·~ ;. A .' .. . ' i..:,- ;h ' .. . . ..•• ., . .-.- ' .·' " • Odd Fellows Are 1 .. ... . " ... ' " '. ' About seventy..ftve memb$1 of the Mineral lodiJe, J, 0. 0. F., enJoyed a chicken dinner at their Jodwe rooma Thursday eventnr. which waa pven by the ,followlnr members of the organlaatlon wbo ,, Mr. and Mn. Raymond Ebers- were aucceasful candidates durlniJ ·..-~-""""''-c,-'-'--11 bach. and liCra. J. L. Fauber were 1the recent election. The dinner was vlalton In Columbus Prtday. turnlllhed by: Mayor c. J. Heu: Mn. Christian Baer Is vlalt1ng \ Oouncllman, John Schaaf, Eda'ar hlr silt.er, Mn. William Htnes at Denbach, and Ernest Duerr; JusNaylora RWl. tlce of the Peace, Wal\er KcCuiMr and Mrs. Ja.cob Elberfeld lough. d&Uihtera Katherine anct Rachel, Cl,yde Andrews was awarded l.he Mf&a Helen Dotst and Mlu Emma championship for eating the moat lieu att.ended Onmd opera. al fruit aalad, fOllowing the dinner. AUlena. !I Trovatore wu pt'e$8rtted The members adJourned to the Thunday ewnbt1. ' club rooma where urds furnished Mn. Edn& QanoU of Columbus the dlvenlon of the evening. Pol· ~~!!•• WedMICIQ to vlalt her lleter lowlna the regular business aeaUon H~rb Olletl and other relatlvt'lle of the Jodge next Taeeda)r night, a frlendl. aoclaJ time wUU be had for tlpe members of the Odd Pellow• arid Rqbekaluo! ,and lhe\r ' !,ml~~ ,.... ,....... .. , 6uyl~g any Five Year Plan 1 I " ' . .' All the mare.;ials ~~ go .into ' ' are ab&olutd,t cl. . ud youeatQir~ d;i ~l:lif pure. J.;. ~ ~ d!JiiF. · , ' -- I - m . .. .· . ' ' r/,i • • • · • ·Tile ~~~·i.t ~ I.J~:.o_,i.uiJ. ··~ ·~· ~ fipe~ HandJM ~ by • moot m~l'll ~cliinery; ' . . . . .:&ls!·i!· c:iptm.·~ ~· • : ,IN col'~EJ, t'~Err' ..FJBLD'i -~ IM!t· .. . ~ ... Of~~~.~·~ .,. c*D -~· ~ ~ ha~e · ~li-:~:·· ~ ~~~ ~~ Ollron, .11 Junk ' <lealer'ot In lfa!'llili l'<ol!f,f..U' b...tioti,l to this of the · Thle leounty .by deputy Bherltfa Dana 'I~Oilll<>~ or tbe Jury room will make Tracy and Bank Young '11lursday :I mueh eaaler for the Jurors tG !and committed to the county jaU \charged with recelvlnl stolen llood8 11 ntt!r and leavt'l the court room. Oltron 1B the junk .u&ler who pur-POiii A.RI JAILED 1chased the ooppi!r wire stolen from ]peal mtnes by Cartl.es u.nd Oan'oll Jesa Ll.ttle, 8tt.nley' Mulford, £m.. Brownlns and carl Williams. mett lh.DleF and Rtchard Pruler The Browninl brothers are es;u~~·~_!! were committ.ed. to the oaped COD Viets, Melga county G111· here upon f.UUI'e' to otta have been nOtllted, both H· anct coet.a, liven them ee.ptna from the West Vlratnta ~~~~~~~_of the PNce Prank PenttenUaey at MOl'lt.niown, A'4· -~ men w~N' arreat.ed bJ Ipst M. The brot.hen wtu be re· oame Warden, Ill- t\U'Ilf:d to th•t Institution to eerve ~ j ~t thtlf aentencea of ·ftve years ~-· W!llllhM wm probably bO c&i'iiiii~iiiiii I'OaGE&Y tried. on lobe larceny charpa here. made. dd ~· lit~ ~ ,,..~ whire.ttea·the ..Pr i. ..mhed. llli4 ••~ ,. ' ' tour•llil.o~hiilf llilaw.i. ' . I ~ -·, "iilf!..ocfUilti ,. · . , .' ., \ : ' ' · · ·· ·: - ; .. ... " " ... ,, . " . Qeu. W... ~Lea Th~ ~ · ~....., .... ' .. Cat:I"Ratl~ll i:ipRtrel !11'0. ll!I1Wii ;iiilf •.ail.ii again bJ, expert t-rch clie~ID •IW:t&Y ~l),.k ·DEA!iR iiELD eJ'*im thai it is, but even y~t w~ .. ..•• .' .I 1 IJ!~~~~ . .' II I ~ : 141'8. W. 7'. Price. ~ Mn. B. ~berry and. aunt, . Mra. Doua- ...,;ru.u.eJmer were visit on at Cheater Thursday. Tom Thomas o1 Naylors RWl atlll cont1nue11 quite IU. 1 1· ;;~-~~f?.~t.:: ·Ji~~~~=~ ~! . ·>- ".. " ' . /1 ---- '· ' ., I .. ' !:. '" d. ,.. ....... •• • aq •..., v· a qe r &In c· rell"l .................. . " ¥•tr r11!n may be suec•~t~t'!r, as . ·•- ·' 1 Treated to Dinner P.'.~•~KuJf~ ~~ ., .. ~~ .. '1·~ • sl.a\ers, Prank P. Jackson and ' ...,, "· ... ..... ., . " I Pomero.'ll Perso · .nals -h . .. . ' 1 " ." .. . . ... .. . �., 'j , r' ..... . &' • - • :1 =·-~ ·-- nm.u, - .... ,.. W0\'11110 ·11; 1.111 . . 'l'IIJ: DAILY BOTK CAMPS AH( FlltDAr, NOVUUII& M. ,IIJI tile ---·-······ ... . ., •; --~..... HARD AT W0RKl~r;~~ • mR lAsT . GAM[\:.ir::!;~.]D~~ ENTERTAtN~l>AT HENN~Y HOME1 --'-"· GUES'IS OF woM.A"Ns-MUSIC CLUB N~w •r Fall ADd Dresses For Less • ~· with !he Importto be In Pfe· • ..... Squad, IlEach and Jacket., Have I Nithtly Drillo FOR THE GAME I ~;r~~~~~;;~~~~~·;~ wore- Of the Seaoon; Intense ,.. wbell a sllver Alain" by ·"l'be W1Ueb)' President, u.rs.to o . wa.a x . t;OJleiucted Hennesy, 1North o:. 'VDCII Belect.ionl Btrdaand so ouesto ~,. ,...,..., <rom ""' ,.,_ 'Hlnclu Slumber ...,... by nome wee ~· ~t.teKJflln. quit.e , the Golde Pf•month reviwl aonea under tom of the Ev.anpUst E H. h&a bceTI hea~ly entered the conarePtlon. Thz f:~rw outBI.IttQding , !or their an1 are chara:ed •with Sunda)' will be ob•eona\nl day. 8eiM., 21:3;0 and 7 P M. I - ! Ical Rivalry Ezi1t1; Bia Crowd Expected worlr: but then 01 \de.~~!Y recent o:~r!~ acuon the:e;~~~1~~~~;~ thovan. Wlt.h less than a wetk rema.in-\ not meet wlth too 9. Piano Bolo-"Aratuque" by IJn& bt.lor-e the annual Thanksllv- t.rt the ProbaUon Debusay-Prancea l;)nnlela. Accom Day dasstc between the ~wort- Juvenile court t.nd P&nlsts were lllra. HenneAy, Mrs. vals, Pomeroy and Middleport hlgh corder p~· Pi~n~r!u:-;-:•).!.,"'':. a.~be Clark, Mra. Hecoz, Mrs. Klein and ! ~lhCols:, J,Jrogno.stlcatlons are coming The " ll&vlnsa ~;ult~ '"":~~~~' 1 T wera e ..... _... "'' Le MiM Daniels. faat and furious trom virtually will not be nearly ..:: -~~w~a~i fe<:U Bradbury A mun~ of out of town eueat.a uery direction as fans of the Pli formt>r article wouJd60haYe e ~: .. WeN! P~t. amana .,.,hom wert skin aport are preparing to witness ers to beUen · 2 CuJ ~~~~.~on:- 0.!'~~tale,.:y Mrs. Arnet,, ¥f8 !larry Burmlde 1 th~ presentnthm ol what wUI, withRoscoe Fowler Y .......,. rand Mrs. ijq.rry Lewis of Point out a stomblance of u. doubt, be the s Bextette riom L cl Pleasant. ' t.e.st same stnB(!d by the two elevUAffi Btettr u a- Mrs. WU~llowina the PTOJT&m the IWH!t.ll en11 slnCf! tbf!y started playing In 1 The Mlseionary &cJety 01 f Plano Solo-"C ud " were lnvltfd to the dinJna room, 1926. Prl!sbytenan church waa by ·McDowell by Mrson:rt HEt ... e Where delicious refr::!idunentll were Each squad meel.l! every evenillf ta;Jned at the horne ot Mrl. _ _ __ -,... _ · ay ecox. served. llt their re&pt>Ctlve fields lmmP.dl- Ruasell on p.ut.tem.ut Ave., CA&h ..Ail'l'l' ENTI:R'l'A.INS CLUB ately followlniJ their studies and Mrs. Ben EWing &Uistlna' h__.i& Miss Nina RUMell enLert..ined J4rp Lou Burtori e le tal d, th elabontle preparatwns are bellliJ rl'he folloWinl proaram wu rin1: Thursday evenltl~ at her home In mem~rs of her brlda~ ciub n;hun~ made In both camps to build up a d41red. DevotJonal 1D ehaqe ol Bradbury • with - a· dvt·h~d day evenlna with A siX o'c)ock tlln- team to weAther the clash next ~ Flnsterwald, Roil Call. Poripart'/ . Three tabka were lb. play f ner' 1\t the Mary Jane doJree Sh Thursday Blocklne. run n 1n 1 ~ Topic, Sle.m by )(Iss Aim4 thru out the evening. Honora tot IP')medla~ly followllll U.C dl~~ punting and P&!iSin&, fundu.mentals Vaughn. A letter was read by Jtis1 htah 8C<Jte ;,ere a-t(ar~ to ~ the liluesu adjourbed to tbe h~r!e are being run throll8h every d&}' Katherine BchJaq:el from lin. · NeJlle Mac:ti:a and to lilts Clar... of lirA Burford pt th 'LaSalle H and then repeated 5t'veral t.lrues, H.Yde. tel on ·~cond Avent»e - a- and last minute drills arP being Delicious retresbmen&l ence CJU!ord. The following were present . U ..Club prilies for nlllh acorM ~re consummated os bNo, f11.8L, power· ~terved by Ule hoettsses . l!iih $denstrlcker, Jllellle Mackin, awarded t.o .lin~. c. E. Smt,n and lui elevem are whipped into shape WD~E ~ws Margaret CJUford, Helena CJtftord, Mrs. B. P. Pultz' ' Sr. lilra. PAUl Never before h&!l there been such ...... Mary Whitlock, Mae Terrill, Marl~ FrenQh l;'t!'celved the IIU611t prhr:e: . nn Wluaual amount ~f interest Sixty members ot M1100Ua tem.~ !Wiler, Mrs. Jack li:VAil6, M;l'S. Jl'rant. llhown by the fans as hRS beeu pie answered roiJ caU Thur.Hlt Fugate, Mrs Clan;nce CU1ford, Mrs Mr. and Mrs Art Topsy of Roa- shown so far this :tt:ar ~ Purple at their reiular milieU~ Sidney Rue.sell abd Mrs. F'red note.' 1 Virginia, arrL'ied , FrtdaY Panther!! and the Yellow !racket.~ e~enlng e~ch one an11wer~ wltb. aolne Whitlock morning to atte,nd the !.uMraJ or have been meeting and defeating v'rse, Mill or at.uht. ~fter tJii Dellclous nfreshrnents were .ser- the former's .motber , ¥rs. Maille some mighty Kood tealllll this sea- bOBiness 8e88lon fruit. aalad, dt·· ved by tht> hostess. Bo d 8011 o.nd now they come fGce to faoe coffee wa& enJOJed, A niD1;1hlr ~ei1 ry and AYI!ry El~;:hlnger Of Clr wiLh very little difference ip evl· ~md ot letters from ILbsent •tst.era Wet4 BOYD RITES S.41'UftDAY lknce Intense rlV&lry between the cleviiiP were 1n Mkldleport W..ffi.- two schools may offset what ' little reAd. FuOfral services for Mrs. MagiJie nesday. Rev. and Ml'8. F. I. Gardner a.nd dltrerence exlats In the te&.ml!l, tr Boyd will be oonducted Sat,urday dauahter left Thursday for a vl~t. all}". afternoon from the A. Ill. E. QbW'Ch The Panther squad seem in fair l'lflddleport at 2.30 o'clock BUtial In with the former's mother at Eaton shape, physically and It Is bell~d 0 charge of the ~'Wing undertaker.; ~. o.nd Mrs. Ralph Sny~r of that by next wek all members wm will be tnll.de in the Hill cemetery. Ro8e HIU announces the bilth of be ready for plu.y. Tip Dye's lnJurtwln 8008 born Thursday. les received 1n the Lopn tilt are MISCu.LAN£bus SHOWER Thomas Riley and Walter Burna improving and wm have dlsappear· A mlscellanefllS llho*ilr • &lv· Harris lert PrldaJ afternoon for ed probably before the game. Eddie en at the honie of Miss PaulL!~, South Belld Ind, where Uley will Oulnlher Is the only other memWolfe on OraveJ Hill Thlf.rsday eve- attend the Notre Dame-Callfomta ber on the CfUIUalty llllt who seems nlng In honor ot Mr. and Mra. Pres In doubt. Guinther w!LS Injured In ton Snowden. Nr and Mrs Snow- same. the OalUpolls tilt and l•as been den have gone to hoUSek4teJ;tng In Mra ~art Rawltnp 11 serloualy 111 forced to the sidelines since J'09mf> on Beech sbtet. at ber bOme In Rutland. The Yellow Jackets squaa suft'erTh ""'Mra. William Ohlinaer who flUf- lng heAvy injuries tn .th~ Point manye :::!f~e .'::eua':fi.t~~~-:!"~ fered A stroke or paralysl& the f'u·st Pleasam game are rapidly coming th8 lr ,_...., "t"-•a-' ol the week 1a 1n " aerloua eondUion. out or the kinks and U things many ""' .....dlt Wbo • K'll'l,la.l. Mra. Charles. Yoet and grandiiOil, move along as t.hev have .. noe that R-etreshmenta ~ served. MUford Mowrey, anJ ~1'1. Edward ' I - -. Prench motored tq,.~~ Tburs tilt, every Qlelnber wUl ~ave Jm• f •• e. LODGE HOtiTt:88 day tqr 1 vtalt WltJf Uf; and Mra. provNJ b)" 'Ib.Bhklatl;lha. Beaver'• Mra.. Lee Ro~Wl!' ••• tla$tl'SII to !: rl Pnlnch and funU,. leg ill rather alow In beaJing, atthe ¥J.embera of the Q L A.. lOOse & thoush It 1a believed will be f!.lrlght by next week Neal, Rlley,Estep and ThurBda)' afternoon at her hQme j on - ~ $eel . Alle118WOrth al llnJured to a certain ~! ~ bualn. ~lni: J extent are comlng out of It rt1ht brouglit to a doae by lfbe si"ltiR along and by the Hrst of the week nfreshmenta. wm be In tip top shape. Rich Pickeng, niCelvlng l severe la~eration above the Jett eye during the Point Pleasant fray, has been forced to remain ab&ent from the practice them 9C88Ions so far this week althoUgh he •~~~:,.ln~ lw111 be back by Monday and ready to go. • r ,_. • In a Everything points to the best game held the two teams have ever playPd • 81nce they hav~ been mooting with was 8 the inauguration of football In and Pomeroy hllh school in U125 a11d • rcg:ndles!i of weal.her conditions on I Helen Zelher and Mrs. J. J. that d.-y. the largest crowd ever were tn Chlllk.othe Priday. attending a ThankSIJivlng football J. Mleh"el WilS a business ,fiamc here is expected to gather at ' Jyt.llo• In Athens Friday. the Middleport field. and Mn. Henry Curtis of lin& . - - "'r~ .. .." -.. . I &. I the hu past ten i.ltc!'eflt. singing of -- dower~ "When Le~vell'~TwUURht by ~l:owaty an~·j! weaves" by Bee beautltully deco"'ted'tn tan ot yetand a 1enera1 color ~:~erume loW and white waa carried o~. The followmr mosJcal JH'OP'am waa ~neented durlnc the afternoon. . ot t.he plann"l!! 1 Members oi the Woman'e MU81c 1 6. Vocal Bolo-''Oood-Bye·· by olub o1 llldd"'J>ort and lnYitod , T""U-IIn. Glen &nlth. 1 uut.a epen• a ctelilhttul a1"'rnoon 1 6. VIolin Bek!etionl "Hymn to the Bun'" by Rlmek-Lrolchov and ThUJllllay at the nome " lhe club\ "lledlcollon by Konrad llcboll t.ll~:O·uenneay the 1 I 1 • M ' 1. - OctoiH.r wilo i11o warm for coat buoilleao--Thai~. why we were a!>l~. ~ ·~ ill .~e br,a~ new ~O\I.~.b '\'ooleno with tb~ very new .l,eveo and luxurioua fun . for tli·· extremely low price. . P,laip 8!acl<, Brow'\,! fld Mixtqreo Fur Trimmed ........ $$.~:5 Black,.Brown )\'lix~a Fur Trim111ed ........... $1Z.95 E~trri. gualitr.BJ•ckt an~ jlrown•, Fine Fur Trimmin11 .. $24.75 Very 1'1ne Material~.. Fuu ..... .. ........... .. ... $42.75 ALL FALL 1931 STYLES .,a ana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . ... . . . ~ • •• .. I • PRre food, 'pure d1iik• puife wjiterin iilt the thi~gs you etlt• o~ ~drlri~ you w~tnt ahsolute P«nt,. . I '' l' ' ; I ' .J, I ' '' I - I I' l ' SITllltTJON . . . ~u·! , I•! 19~~;r~ I·~IJ~fJm.~:!~ ~.roNble l~ Mapchuria betyeen C~i~a more serious ~han appe~r~ on !~• ~4rfa~e. to it thrill simplY a few ski!'l'IJshes betwe~n nal~iOl18 which will ooon end In favor of Japan be decided by the relative strengths of the ... ' >ow .evtey C'-"'YBS.S be held Sunday Nov. 29th. l:·t t r:tl d-~;. "'"" 1 !f' r 'tht· MIDDLEPOBT, , ~~BYTERIAN t' ~ CJitJIIOII r· 1 --: ,, Dr. IT, . . . GaJ'. bator J . Sab'-th acbool . : pr~nvenea 9:15 with J. H. orate; eup"' Morninl .entce lQ~ a., Pl. ~~~ av.lol 'I :QO, P. m. Juu&w I:Ad.pavor 2i:OO p. m. $entQf .EndeaVCll' i:OO .p. m. Mtcl ' IW~k prayer servlco Wednes· day 1:00 p. m. ~ -- . O.~·····•:t!> . . '• ,, l:;i~~.!:;r:.·~....::~y..~~:~."'"· ~ ;to.; . Value lJ;avel Pnn.u ...................... . ,,), ... · . ·~ ·1... ........, ~~t: tt:: 2::~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::··• l~:l New Co-Ed Dressel\., , , .... ~. _Jia tbia·- k ,_J'Uw. York at.a.'Special Price of $15.75 >l.l.• ·~ .' ,.· }or--·i• by the Now Yp·~~~ . "I'm not 'a col!'m~~Jt~; Urt,l~~er W•ll we alway• <lid •ay thooe ~i ' ~ . ?. ,.,. .". . " • ., " ' 1 • ' ·~ ;. A .' .. . ' i..:,- ;h ' .. . . ..•• ., . .-.- ' .·' " • Odd Fellows Are 1 .. ... . " ... ' " '. ' About seventy..ftve memb$1 of the Mineral lodiJe, J, 0. 0. F., enJoyed a chicken dinner at their Jodwe rooma Thursday eventnr. which waa pven by the ,followlnr members of the organlaatlon wbo ,, Mr. and Mn. Raymond Ebers- were aucceasful candidates durlniJ ·..-~-""""''-c,-'-'--11 bach. and liCra. J. L. Fauber were 1the recent election. The dinner was vlalton In Columbus Prtday. turnlllhed by: Mayor c. J. Heu: Mn. Christian Baer Is vlalt1ng \ Oouncllman, John Schaaf, Eda'ar hlr silt.er, Mn. William Htnes at Denbach, and Ernest Duerr; JusNaylora RWl. tlce of the Peace, Wal\er KcCuiMr and Mrs. Ja.cob Elberfeld lough. d&Uihtera Katherine anct Rachel, Cl,yde Andrews was awarded l.he Mf&a Helen Dotst and Mlu Emma championship for eating the moat lieu att.ended Onmd opera. al fruit aalad, fOllowing the dinner. AUlena. !I Trovatore wu pt'e$8rtted The members adJourned to the Thunday ewnbt1. ' club rooma where urds furnished Mn. Edn& QanoU of Columbus the dlvenlon of the evening. Pol· ~~!!•• WedMICIQ to vlalt her lleter lowlna the regular business aeaUon H~rb Olletl and other relatlvt'lle of the Jodge next Taeeda)r night, a frlendl. aoclaJ time wUU be had for tlpe members of the Odd Pellow• arid Rqbekaluo! ,and lhe\r ' !,ml~~ ,.... ,....... .. , 6uyl~g any Five Year Plan 1 I " ' . .' All the mare.;ials ~~ go .into ' ' are ab&olutd,t cl. . ud youeatQir~ d;i ~l:lif pure. J.;. ~ ~ d!JiiF. · , ' -- I - m . .. .· . ' ' r/,i • • • · • ·Tile ~~~·i.t ~ I.J~:.o_,i.uiJ. ··~ ·~· ~ fipe~ HandJM ~ by • moot m~l'll ~cliinery; ' . . . . .:&ls!·i!· c:iptm.·~ ~· • : ,IN col'~EJ, t'~Err' ..FJBLD'i -~ IM!t· .. . ~ ... Of~~~.~·~ .,. c*D -~· ~ ~ ha~e · ~li-:~:·· ~ ~~~ ~~ Ollron, .11 Junk ' <lealer'ot In lfa!'llili l'<ol!f,f..U' b...tioti,l to this of the · Thle leounty .by deputy Bherltfa Dana 'I~Oilll<>~ or tbe Jury room will make Tracy and Bank Young '11lursday :I mueh eaaler for the Jurors tG !and committed to the county jaU \charged with recelvlnl stolen llood8 11 ntt!r and leavt'l the court room. Oltron 1B the junk .u&ler who pur-POiii A.RI JAILED 1chased the ooppi!r wire stolen from ]peal mtnes by Cartl.es u.nd Oan'oll Jesa Ll.ttle, 8tt.nley' Mulford, £m.. Brownlns and carl Williams. mett lh.DleF and Rtchard Pruler The Browninl brothers are es;u~~·~_!! were committ.ed. to the oaped COD Viets, Melga county G111· here upon f.UUI'e' to otta have been nOtllted, both H· anct coet.a, liven them ee.ptna from the West Vlratnta ~~~~~~~_of the PNce Prank PenttenUaey at MOl'lt.niown, A'4· -~ men w~N' arreat.ed bJ Ipst M. The brot.hen wtu be re· oame Warden, Ill- t\U'Ilf:d to th•t Institution to eerve ~ j ~t thtlf aentencea of ·ftve years ~-· W!llllhM wm probably bO c&i'iiiii~iiiiii I'OaGE&Y tried. on lobe larceny charpa here. made. dd ~· lit~ ~ ,,..~ whire.ttea·the ..Pr i. ..mhed. llli4 ••~ ,. ' ' tour•llil.o~hiilf llilaw.i. ' . I ~ -·, "iilf!..ocfUilti ,. · . , .' ., \ : ' ' · · ·· ·: - ; .. ... " " ... ,, . " . Qeu. W... ~Lea Th~ ~ · ~....., .... ' .. Cat:I"Ratl~ll i:ipRtrel !11'0. ll!I1Wii ;iiilf •.ail.ii again bJ, expert t-rch clie~ID •IW:t&Y ~l),.k ·DEA!iR iiELD eJ'*im thai it is, but even y~t w~ .. ..•• .' .I 1 IJ!~~~~ . .' II I ~ : 141'8. W. 7'. Price. ~ Mn. B. ~berry and. aunt, . Mra. Doua- ...,;ru.u.eJmer were visit on at Cheater Thursday. Tom Thomas o1 Naylors RWl atlll cont1nue11 quite IU. 1 1· ;;~-~~f?.~t.:: ·Ji~~~~=~ ~! . ·>- ".. " ' . /1 ---- '· ' ., I .. ' !:. '" d. ,.. ....... •• • aq •..., v· a qe r &In c· rell"l .................. . " ¥•tr r11!n may be suec•~t~t'!r, as . ·•- ·' 1 Treated to Dinner P.'.~•~KuJf~ ~~ ., .. ~~ .. '1·~ • sl.a\ers, Prank P. Jackson and ' ...,, "· ... ..... ., . " I Pomero.'ll Perso · .nals -h . .. . ' 1 " ." .. . . ... .. . �J. Maybe 1'111' Jly • ' P. Mf.4'll!i1 ruelpl. of -Excellent Again Honored We DeHver l.t!rd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 lbo. for 25c: - - - - - - - --· - - 8 LB; BUCKETS LARD . . . .. S!*ial 89c .P ork 1'1..,., 1ood and lean .... . per lb. 15c: Lon1 Hom Cheeoe . . . . . . . . . . . per lb. 20e H-...burpr . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3 lbo. for 24c:. Pure Pork SaUI!IIe . . . . . . . . . 3 lba. for 2&; ; ------~· MATCHES . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . per box 3c ·-· Ketchup, fine, all tomato . . . . . per bottle 5c: =---:- l tf) or call 2fhJ. H. M. ~Jt Store, p :111.-lt. . ·. crou, MlddlcJ)I)t't, Ohlo. ---······~------~---~ - ~·- Colfee, Jlit!!l:y pound . . . . . . . . . . 2 lbe. 25c: -Cpod Brool!'lo, 4 tie . . . . . . . . . . . . each 25c: Milk, tall "''ll• ... ... ... .. ..... ;i for 25c ~~-~------ ~KJIS ol rat11015 sen.leod at '1'111~~ "1rlr.ea. Brlnt in your ---~- =--=- -- qt . Ai4.r - - ------- . Salmon, 1ood quality .. ...... per can llc . ll'ar'\Jd Ll~yc! "FE.i'f flft.W' Happ~ day" are her~ a~~~~ ·~ Here to~c. s -~ "t r~ :·· old wtth a brand new ~~!l~ tricks that wilL make your side ache with laughU!r.•· Aloo Comedy "MOTHER" -~--- ~ LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDL~PORT I - .I Friday and Satwday .Buy Where Cleanliness PRJDOMINATES . Next To GODUNESS. Zane Gre:; 's "FIGHTING CARAVANS" Hetll' and se e Gauy Cooper, Lily Damita, Ern~ ~· Torrence, Tully Marshall and Roy Stew&\'\•ii Westward ho! Me n, women and children, , Hcores of horses pulling dozens of huve Wag-.. ons. Indians on the war path. Abo Comedy "SKY SC:R~PPER'' . t -- i~ BolfcitA Ohio Places . Mythical . Receive MORli I>ND MORE LIKE. M& OI:>JL.Y! Black frame Owner call al Tribune omce and pay· toT this ad. TAMPA "The Coftveaient Conter" of FLORIDA TiLL w .W~h. pr.aaa,to& Dlredol' \ sity .football squad, champions the Buckeye Conference i!Ua year for " third consecutive time, Me be awarded letters for thelr on the gridiron thl& fa,lll~: .~~~~~~ t.o an QIUlOWloemellt ·: by Athletic Olnetor 0 . The Bobcata who will receive the varalty "0" are: Lowell Livingston, Marsllall, Mich.; .~oe Ehmont, Ca.n ton: Claude Chrlunan, Mt. Vernon ; P'red Jefl'rey, Toledo ; Dale Hawktm WUktnaburg, PaP.: Kermit Blcmtr Enterpri&e ; George Colllns, Sidney; Clark Gabriel, Piqua. H&rold Brown, Po.rkersbur11. W. Va.; Russell Keplel', Wellln11ton ; Joe Blntlc, Cleveland; William Pulltn, Columbul! ; Robert Willoughby, Mt. SLerlln1 ; J~lr: Lukin, Younp· town ; l9'1Wam Bnydtr, J,.ondon: Joe OoiYin, l'ortlln9Uth ; and Henry Corradlnl, Ph&ahlnl. uh ort.stops- ·H-ave Few Casualtl'..~ . ~ 0 DOl' FRBI John .e1:tE~r Chriatman, Gabriel, Named1 Weotfall of O.W. Athens, )iov. 20 lSpec:iaD U. Not Chooen teen members or the Oblo Unlver: I New Yorlr: , Nov. 20- lN8- CJon· tn_l.ry to .the averaap _ tan'• Idea a VIM PoJut, N. y ;, .Nov.:; 2Q:-JN8 ~ha,"-tljop., on ,_ ll\ ~Jor. lfaluc te~ -Cadet John A. Bett.ll, Jr., of Jack lice.11 feWf!r phyttc•J hazarda than 1111\l'Ulr, o:c•. ; ne,wly; ~I<Gied · ,.,.•• any ot hlo mateo. tafii .M the undC'feotcrl army plebe Rec.or~ rei~•* 8bow ·that throe football team, is ono or . the ta.lle-'~ 91 .nine I>IB' Jeagqe .atara who comfPiltba.ll players Jn captivity. He · Jjlettm tho ;1931 eeaaon WithOUt mle& stands 6 fet'!t 8 blches, weighs 185 lni a gaJ\,e played In the short pound~ u.nd Is 19 :yeara old. Beall fldd. They wbre:,·Joe Cronin, of plays right t.aclr:Je: IWu hlngt on, Lr n .Lar)', of New York, In the AmetJcan and . Wooc::IY English. or Chtcago In t.hr- Nat ~ With The Wreatlere tiona ) Leaa·ue. '\. ThiE theory, ,Joat during thf' past , AJ; TrTon ~o-JIIn LondOIJ, Oi·cecc few yearl.l in the Jroo. man fea t-s ot dlftM.e:i Olno Garlbt\ldt:- .Ita ly. Lou Oeht·lg, h ~t.rd bitting flrs t ba:.e At Ne w Yor k-~ a n .i c l' Ozabo, man cf the Yunkt;es, who has ta.k~ n Hungar y, und Dr. Ralph WjJ:wn, part L1 1041 oon.socutlvc gam rs, Phllo.delphla, drew. Wi\8 am ply dcmonstoatccl ~tween Fl n3-·d MRr~ h al\, CJII fom b. , and June 20, 1916 o.nd May 5. 19:15 Rcnnto Cardi 11, l!aly, c.: ..-cw. t\'hcn L. Leverett Ectl tt created his - --- ·.y..--::- - -- · ~worll! record ot 1,307 consecutive F.IGH 1 '_tE~ULTS grunc.s . Scott was a 5horts top. So was Joe Sewd l when plo.ying with 41 Bos trm-Ern ~;) 8:::-haOJ f, Dnl.i- tb ~ Indians l:dwef'n Sept. 13, 1922 tr cl hea\'.VWCiq:ht. dckatcd Jack I and April 30, 1930 he took part In Dcr..-al, Quincy, Mass., tUil . , 1100 gamer. without a break. IS ~AINLY! &11\H!lea. ' --;o;; 1-ES GRO'NING FOUNO-PKir Harm.ony acnqJl • lth .... a.ic>bel ville •• the doll<. rlllidJ> flt&t team submitted to :e ®terence authortttea. He wu cboeen .tor tbia same honor , last letLSOn, and was rtven menllon two years ai:o. even when aubstltu~g tot papn. Wyt, re1ular Qh1o _.. UD1venlty guard who waa named on the tlrBt te&m. It. has often been ibe rate .ot UQe men to remain obscwe 1n the eyea ol the fana, but -this bas not held wit.. "Chris.·• Hta play . ba& been w outstanding In .tJlc past three yeara that one could not help notice him. Battling wUhout a headgear, he was 1n almoat every play, and usually on the bottom of \he plle, yet he never sutrered serious lnJurJ. . _In the final Bobcat tilt ol the sea son with Miami, Chris, waa removed during the. last Jew minutes of play . In a body, a.ud without previous coaching, the 6pectators arose and accorded him the greatest ova. tlon that has ever greeted an Ohio Unlveralty player. Everyone remftlned on his feet U>ltll Chris had trotted for the last time tnto the Bobcat training room . Although Chrisman 6tood only five feet nine Inches taU and weigh cd leM than 170 pounoa, he was the moat formidable ~nemy · any Ohio ~pponenl.8 had to de"'l with. On defense his territory WI\!! very nea r bnpre@llable, Furthermore, he waa fa.sttsen~UIJh to 'Ret down under pun · a ong with the ends. Many "" safety man has been stopPed dead by Chris before getting a chance to run back a kick . . . On offense his •t~pccd was sllcb that Bobcat backs hu;d literally three ends to run Interferen ce f or them. Yet when he had to charac through the enemy line hl'! opened holes that afforded the ball carrters veritable avenue 5, S~ciaiPri~ ' ear re ~·:~!: ~ ~~;~~~ 2500 Yards ABC Fine Percale made tlle official U:am year, w ru; claimed Wesleyan fa·ns to t· ~ 400 per bettt:~r than last. WeqlcynnJtes od out that h e bas "even S UiiJJIC.!!t~ d l'ur a ii·Amerlcan honors." Tht. All-Buckeye eleve ns were : l'lrst Team II~ Yard Wide-Faot Colo... Mt:\-~~j ~OitJalnnat.l) . "'. E. Oahrle1, (Qblo l Q: B. w. C&rlwrlohlo.. OO.'IIl L. ij. Wheatori, fDehUWl R . H. Lanning, <"W,IU.imbei'G) F. B. Second Tclm Cmi'Y, IMJand> L. E. Miller. IDenlwnl L. T . Leahy, ID~ Pauwl L. 0 . Livmgston,, fOhlo) 0 . Ra t!Qh , tWc&l£'yanl R- O · Rut' k, (()jnct.Jma.W R. T . St~ 'ltt. \Weslryant R. E. Onldrr.cytr, tCIIlchmaLil Q. D. Wcstlnll. IWeslrya nl L. H. · Prif.c, ( WlttcnbcrjJ) R. H. (iimLVlll\, IW!L k nt:crgl F . B .. . Honcn.bk mr ntlnn : m~ lt, Wrllleyan t:nd ; 1MlamJ lncklc; Bnb naU U. gunrd ; · b.crg C<Jnter ; Bob terback: back ; li.'Olllll'd BAdOIIkY 1back. Prmto and SOlid Colora -- · saie=loa• . f,p~qltare 3 ~ieee ~'!"~l<:r Livin1 Room lend: more. Neck Boiles, nice, meaty, per lb. !lam Roast, boneieBB, roiled, I~ .. . 20z Pork Liver, lb .. . ...... ..... . ... . & J,ittle Pig Loin RoaBI, whole or Fresh Pork Hearts, low pJ•kc. lb . 8\(<C rib half, p•r lb ........... 14'f.oc Sausage, country sLyie, 3 ihs .. . ... 3sc Chuck Roast, per lb ..... . ... . ... t4~ ·Hamburger, fresh ground, 3 lbs .. . 311f !Swift'• Sliced Bacon, rindl<·ss, lb .. 2Sc Fre•h Pork Brains, 2 lbs. . .. . ... .- . 25c ~ump Roast, lb .... . .. .. 18V•• Pork Ro~st, fresh caliies, little pjg • , Pineapple, large can, 2\0, size .... l&c per lb ... ..... ... . .. .. . . . l2}'a• Eggs, very fine, dozeu .. ...... . .. 30c .,,, Cottage Hams, nugget slJ:I~, )b . . , . .JIIe Shoulder Pork Chops, no bone, . Tender Round or Swiss Steak, .. ti(t/oe 2 lbs. for ... . . .. .. ........ . Zllc Lamb ' Chops, genuine 1931 ,,Y,,.Ii~[!~~~~J4e~l Cotri e...2 ib&. . .. ·. · · · . _21i~ . spring lamb, per lb. . . . . . . . ~1upe Cqlfe.~~ .S lbs . .. · $ldl!l Rib Roast, from Bteers . . ·. fltalt, 3•lb. can . . ...... : .• tl'e Fancy Bacon, 3 to 5 lb. pc., lb. . . · 3 Sweet Bre'\a.p.)>.ritf, p_erlb .. ..., .• , . · · · · · · ·· \..:.·· £: •·i"""' •. ~· C?,l'ri!&· ' "T"'! •' ..... .. .. Suitea .... . . . . ~ ,. ,., .. , .. 4 Piece Walnut Bed Room Suite• , , . . . .. . Smart Winter Coat~ at Balter's In Middleport. SELECT WINTER COAT We will give atso1iitely FR~E 3Bushel Baskets df Gi:~~ ceries-enough t_.l~t 3 f.ii~llies a ~ee~ .or ·.With each purchase of SUC.dt .tlc,t~ we will.g1ve a FREE ttcke,t. The drawing Witt bt~ held Sdtortbty night at 9:00 o'clikft $58.011 9x ~2- -~ !~.!""~.'1. Axminater Rura FRII ' rar4 l For Saturday Collins, I Ohlo U .l L . E. n\I.IJeY. (.W ittenburg) L. T. Christman . .cohtol L . 0 . Vnccartcllo, tlo&liltiiiU 0. .Hauser, m .:m:bonl 1\. 0 . Barber, tWesleya~\1 ~- T. Saturdaf, Novemb"r 21st Sl!•poqo wm --- · ~----------------~--~~~~-~~----~---fofk Ch9pa . . . ... ... .. .. . .. ~ lbo. for 25c Veal S~al!o,· Stew Chopa 1.11J ot:yleo '".t '~m~,i In · route Athena, Nov. JG--(8~) Amid an the prejudice, ~~blea, and jealoUflles whtc~ aurrc...-md the ~1ectlon of an ~-Buc~ye Conference foott.U ~. thm .18 one man who h&& Btood out aa the unanimous choke of all tbe coa.che11, aportll writers, and p~o~bli9Jty men who have picked comp!Jftte eleven11 from the Buekeye colJePa, Claude Chrtaman, . )(_, . Vernon, wt10 hol.dl down tht "riaht suarcl posts on the Ohio Unlveralt;y cham piOIUihiP team, ,...was eelected oa every aii · Buc~yo 8.Dd all-Ohlo We Sell FRESH Meats Not FROZEN Meats. Friday t.be _,_ Veteraa GHrd, U~, I . . . .. Seleetloa (or all State u~ P~t~M . Middleport, Ohio AT 1'HE 'f~TilM El-ECTRIC THEKrji ~V ob ~ 't''"~ I Koiie 16-X P. A. Bchultl, a er of Leon bu a. ~ week tnformln& ;crttlc.ll lllntM or the YOUR P~r~el~~~ fk~ Kit~hen Tableo .... . . . ... .. . DUR- ING THIS SALE- cdf tUitS ~ LOVELY FABRICS- AT AMAZINGLY LoW PRICES- PRINTZtJSS CQATS j~s.oO, 9x12 Feet Congoleum Cola sea1 . .... . A.r;~ ·'. . · · :- ,$ti.M .. . ' .... native Jo. R.-.1 '' ' , _·.~-~ . ~ .,...... . Qyfr: t~; eqmplete Ptl~ an· ""qj(qr!Dtfi! <If l~ F~~~l'!"' ·- t... Stl• ...:... ' Rqll••. l'l•il~ to r• · if1· ! 9-f:f'·.ry ' ~ .~ t: ·~-) ···~~-. . ' ·.·, I ' �J. Maybe 1'111' Jly • ' P. Mf.4'll!i1 ruelpl. of -Excellent Again Honored We DeHver l.t!rd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 lbo. for 25c: - - - - - - - --· - - 8 LB; BUCKETS LARD . . . .. S!*ial 89c .P ork 1'1..,., 1ood and lean .... . per lb. 15c: Lon1 Hom Cheeoe . . . . . . . . . . . per lb. 20e H-...burpr . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3 lbo. for 24c:. Pure Pork SaUI!IIe . . . . . . . . . 3 lba. for 2&; ; ------~· MATCHES . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . per box 3c ·-· Ketchup, fine, all tomato . . . . . per bottle 5c: =---:- l tf) or call 2fhJ. H. M. ~Jt Store, p :111.-lt. . ·. crou, MlddlcJ)I)t't, Ohlo. ---······~------~---~ - ~·- Colfee, Jlit!!l:y pound . . . . . . . . . . 2 lbe. 25c: -Cpod Brool!'lo, 4 tie . . . . . . . . . . . . each 25c: Milk, tall "''ll• ... ... ... .. ..... ;i for 25c ~~-~------ ~KJIS ol rat11015 sen.leod at '1'111~~ "1rlr.ea. Brlnt in your ---~- =--=- -- qt . Ai4.r - - ------- . Salmon, 1ood quality .. ...... per can llc . ll'ar'\Jd Ll~yc! "FE.i'f flft.W' Happ~ day" are her~ a~~~~ ·~ Here to~c. s -~ "t r~ :·· old wtth a brand new ~~!l~ tricks that wilL make your side ache with laughU!r.•· Aloo Comedy "MOTHER" -~--- ~ LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDL~PORT I - .I Friday and Satwday .Buy Where Cleanliness PRJDOMINATES . Next To GODUNESS. Zane Gre:; 's "FIGHTING CARAVANS" Hetll' and se e Gauy Cooper, Lily Damita, Ern~ ~· Torrence, Tully Marshall and Roy Stew&\'\•ii Westward ho! Me n, women and children, , Hcores of horses pulling dozens of huve Wag-.. ons. Indians on the war path. Abo Comedy "SKY SC:R~PPER'' . t -- i~ BolfcitA Ohio Places . Mythical . Receive MORli I>ND MORE LIKE. M& OI:>JL.Y! Black frame Owner call al Tribune omce and pay· toT this ad. TAMPA "The Coftveaient Conter" of FLORIDA TiLL w .W~h. pr.aaa,to& Dlredol' \ sity .football squad, champions the Buckeye Conference i!Ua year for " third consecutive time, Me be awarded letters for thelr on the gridiron thl& fa,lll~: .~~~~~~ t.o an QIUlOWloemellt ·: by Athletic Olnetor 0 . The Bobcata who will receive the varalty "0" are: Lowell Livingston, Marsllall, Mich.; .~oe Ehmont, Ca.n ton: Claude Chrlunan, Mt. Vernon ; P'red Jefl'rey, Toledo ; Dale Hawktm WUktnaburg, PaP.: Kermit Blcmtr Enterpri&e ; George Colllns, Sidney; Clark Gabriel, Piqua. H&rold Brown, Po.rkersbur11. W. Va.; Russell Keplel', Wellln11ton ; Joe Blntlc, Cleveland; William Pulltn, Columbul! ; Robert Willoughby, Mt. SLerlln1 ; J~lr: Lukin, Younp· town ; l9'1Wam Bnydtr, J,.ondon: Joe OoiYin, l'ortlln9Uth ; and Henry Corradlnl, Ph&ahlnl. uh ort.stops- ·H-ave Few Casualtl'..~ . ~ 0 DOl' FRBI John .e1:tE~r Chriatman, Gabriel, Named1 Weotfall of O.W. Athens, )iov. 20 lSpec:iaD U. Not Chooen teen members or the Oblo Unlver: I New Yorlr: , Nov. 20- lN8- CJon· tn_l.ry to .the averaap _ tan'• Idea a VIM PoJut, N. y ;, .Nov.:; 2Q:-JN8 ~ha,"-tljop., on ,_ ll\ ~Jor. lfaluc te~ -Cadet John A. Bett.ll, Jr., of Jack lice.11 feWf!r phyttc•J hazarda than 1111\l'Ulr, o:c•. ; ne,wly; ~I<Gied · ,.,.•• any ot hlo mateo. tafii .M the undC'feotcrl army plebe Rec.or~ rei~•* 8bow ·that throe football team, is ono or . the ta.lle-'~ 91 .nine I>IB' Jeagqe .atara who comfPiltba.ll players Jn captivity. He · Jjlettm tho ;1931 eeaaon WithOUt mle& stands 6 fet'!t 8 blches, weighs 185 lni a gaJ\,e played In the short pound~ u.nd Is 19 :yeara old. Beall fldd. They wbre:,·Joe Cronin, of plays right t.aclr:Je: IWu hlngt on, Lr n .Lar)', of New York, In the AmetJcan and . Wooc::IY English. or Chtcago In t.hr- Nat ~ With The Wreatlere tiona ) Leaa·ue. '\. ThiE theory, ,Joat during thf' past , AJ; TrTon ~o-JIIn LondOIJ, Oi·cecc few yearl.l in the Jroo. man fea t-s ot dlftM.e:i Olno Garlbt\ldt:- .Ita ly. Lou Oeht·lg, h ~t.rd bitting flrs t ba:.e At Ne w Yor k-~ a n .i c l' Ozabo, man cf the Yunkt;es, who has ta.k~ n Hungar y, und Dr. Ralph WjJ:wn, part L1 1041 oon.socutlvc gam rs, Phllo.delphla, drew. Wi\8 am ply dcmonstoatccl ~tween Fl n3-·d MRr~ h al\, CJII fom b. , and June 20, 1916 o.nd May 5. 19:15 Rcnnto Cardi 11, l!aly, c.: ..-cw. t\'hcn L. Leverett Ectl tt created his - --- ·.y..--::- - -- · ~worll! record ot 1,307 consecutive F.IGH 1 '_tE~ULTS grunc.s . Scott was a 5horts top. So was Joe Sewd l when plo.ying with 41 Bos trm-Ern ~;) 8:::-haOJ f, Dnl.i- tb ~ Indians l:dwef'n Sept. 13, 1922 tr cl hea\'.VWCiq:ht. dckatcd Jack I and April 30, 1930 he took part In Dcr..-al, Quincy, Mass., tUil . , 1100 gamer. without a break. IS ~AINLY! &11\H!lea. ' --;o;; 1-ES GRO'NING FOUNO-PKir Harm.ony acnqJl • lth .... a.ic>bel ville •• the doll<. rlllidJ> flt&t team submitted to :e ®terence authortttea. He wu cboeen .tor tbia same honor , last letLSOn, and was rtven menllon two years ai:o. even when aubstltu~g tot papn. Wyt, re1ular Qh1o _.. UD1venlty guard who waa named on the tlrBt te&m. It. has often been ibe rate .ot UQe men to remain obscwe 1n the eyea ol the fana, but -this bas not held wit.. "Chris.·• Hta play . ba& been w outstanding In .tJlc past three yeara that one could not help notice him. Battling wUhout a headgear, he was 1n almoat every play, and usually on the bottom of \he plle, yet he never sutrered serious lnJurJ. . _In the final Bobcat tilt ol the sea son with Miami, Chris, waa removed during the. last Jew minutes of play . In a body, a.ud without previous coaching, the 6pectators arose and accorded him the greatest ova. tlon that has ever greeted an Ohio Unlveralty player. Everyone remftlned on his feet U>ltll Chris had trotted for the last time tnto the Bobcat training room . Although Chrisman 6tood only five feet nine Inches taU and weigh cd leM than 170 pounoa, he was the moat formidable ~nemy · any Ohio ~pponenl.8 had to de"'l with. On defense his territory WI\!! very nea r bnpre@llable, Furthermore, he waa fa.sttsen~UIJh to 'Ret down under pun · a ong with the ends. Many "" safety man has been stopPed dead by Chris before getting a chance to run back a kick . . . On offense his •t~pccd was sllcb that Bobcat backs hu;d literally three ends to run Interferen ce f or them. Yet when he had to charac through the enemy line hl'! opened holes that afforded the ball carrters veritable avenue 5, S~ciaiPri~ ' ear re ~·:~!: ~ ~~;~~~ 2500 Yards ABC Fine Percale made tlle official U:am year, w ru; claimed Wesleyan fa·ns to t· ~ 400 per bettt:~r than last. WeqlcynnJtes od out that h e bas "even S UiiJJIC.!!t~ d l'ur a ii·Amerlcan honors." Tht. All-Buckeye eleve ns were : l'lrst Team II~ Yard Wide-Faot Colo... Mt:\-~~j ~OitJalnnat.l) . "'. E. Oahrle1, (Qblo l Q: B. w. C&rlwrlohlo.. OO.'IIl L. ij. Wheatori, fDehUWl R . H. Lanning, <"W,IU.imbei'G) F. B. Second Tclm Cmi'Y, IMJand> L. E. Miller. IDenlwnl L. T . Leahy, ID~ Pauwl L. 0 . Livmgston,, fOhlo) 0 . Ra t!Qh , tWc&l£'yanl R- O · Rut' k, (()jnct.Jma.W R. T . St~ 'ltt. \Weslryant R. E. Onldrr.cytr, tCIIlchmaLil Q. D. Wcstlnll. IWeslrya nl L. H. · Prif.c, ( WlttcnbcrjJ) R. H. (iimLVlll\, IW!L k nt:crgl F . B .. . Honcn.bk mr ntlnn : m~ lt, Wrllleyan t:nd ; 1MlamJ lncklc; Bnb naU U. gunrd ; · b.crg C<Jnter ; Bob terback: back ; li.'Olllll'd BAdOIIkY 1back. Prmto and SOlid Colora -- · saie=loa• . f,p~qltare 3 ~ieee ~'!"~l<:r Livin1 Room lend: more. Neck Boiles, nice, meaty, per lb. !lam Roast, boneieBB, roiled, I~ .. . 20z Pork Liver, lb .. . ...... ..... . ... . & J,ittle Pig Loin RoaBI, whole or Fresh Pork Hearts, low pJ•kc. lb . 8\(<C rib half, p•r lb ........... 14'f.oc Sausage, country sLyie, 3 ihs .. . ... 3sc Chuck Roast, per lb ..... . ... . ... t4~ ·Hamburger, fresh ground, 3 lbs .. . 311f !Swift'• Sliced Bacon, rindl<·ss, lb .. 2Sc Fre•h Pork Brains, 2 lbs. . .. . ... .- . 25c ~ump Roast, lb .... . .. .. 18V•• Pork Ro~st, fresh caliies, little pjg • , Pineapple, large can, 2\0, size .... l&c per lb ... ..... ... . .. .. . . . l2}'a• Eggs, very fine, dozeu .. ...... . .. 30c .,,, Cottage Hams, nugget slJ:I~, )b . . , . .JIIe Shoulder Pork Chops, no bone, . Tender Round or Swiss Steak, .. ti(t/oe 2 lbs. for ... . . .. .. ........ . Zllc Lamb ' Chops, genuine 1931 ,,Y,,.Ii~[!~~~~J4e~l Cotri e...2 ib&. . .. ·. · · · . _21i~ . spring lamb, per lb. . . . . . . . ~1upe Cqlfe.~~ .S lbs . .. · $ldl!l Rib Roast, from Bteers . . ·. fltalt, 3•lb. can . . ...... : .• tl'e Fancy Bacon, 3 to 5 lb. pc., lb. . . · 3 Sweet Bre'\a.p.)>.ritf, p_erlb .. ..., .• , . · · · · · · ·· \..:.·· £: •·i"""' •. ~· C?,l'ri!&· ' "T"'! •' ..... .. .. Suitea .... . . . . ~ ,. ,., .. , .. 4 Piece Walnut Bed Room Suite• , , . . . .. . Smart Winter Coat~ at Balter's In Middleport. SELECT WINTER COAT We will give atso1iitely FR~E 3Bushel Baskets df Gi:~~ ceries-enough t_.l~t 3 f.ii~llies a ~ee~ .or ·.With each purchase of SUC.dt .tlc,t~ we will.g1ve a FREE ttcke,t. The drawing Witt bt~ held Sdtortbty night at 9:00 o'clikft $58.011 9x ~2- -~ !~.!""~.'1. Axminater Rura FRII ' rar4 l For Saturday Collins, I Ohlo U .l L . E. n\I.IJeY. (.W ittenburg) L. T. Christman . .cohtol L . 0 . Vnccartcllo, tlo&liltiiiU 0. .Hauser, m .:m:bonl 1\. 0 . Barber, tWesleya~\1 ~- T. Saturdaf, Novemb"r 21st Sl!•poqo wm --- · ~----------------~--~~~~-~~----~---fofk Ch9pa . . . ... ... .. .. . .. ~ lbo. for 25c Veal S~al!o,· Stew Chopa 1.11J ot:yleo '".t '~m~,i In · route Athena, Nov. JG--(8~) Amid an the prejudice, ~~blea, and jealoUflles whtc~ aurrc...-md the ~1ectlon of an ~-Buc~ye Conference foott.U ~. thm .18 one man who h&& Btood out aa the unanimous choke of all tbe coa.che11, aportll writers, and p~o~bli9Jty men who have picked comp!Jftte eleven11 from the Buekeye colJePa, Claude Chrtaman, . )(_, . Vernon, wt10 hol.dl down tht "riaht suarcl posts on the Ohio Unlveralt;y cham piOIUihiP team, ,...was eelected oa every aii · Buc~yo 8.Dd all-Ohlo We Sell FRESH Meats Not FROZEN Meats. Friday t.be _,_ Veteraa GHrd, U~, I . . . .. Seleetloa (or all State u~ P~t~M . Middleport, Ohio AT 1'HE 'f~TilM El-ECTRIC THEKrji ~V ob ~ 't''"~ I Koiie 16-X P. A. Bchultl, a er of Leon bu a. ~ week tnformln& ;crttlc.ll lllntM or the YOUR P~r~el~~~ fk~ Kit~hen Tableo .... . . . ... .. . DUR- ING THIS SALE- cdf tUitS ~ LOVELY FABRICS- AT AMAZINGLY LoW PRICES- PRINTZtJSS CQATS j~s.oO, 9x12 Feet Congoleum Cola sea1 . .... . A.r;~ ·'. . · · :- ,$ti.M .. . ' .... native Jo. R.-.1 '' ' , _·.~-~ . ~ .,...... . Qyfr: t~; eqmplete Ptl~ an· ""qj(qr!Dtfi! <If l~ F~~~l'!"' ·- t... Stl• ...:... ' Rqll••. l'l•il~ to r• · if1· ! 9-f:f'·.ry ' ~ .~ t: ·~-) ···~~-. . ' ·.·, I ' �WEATHER READERS • NOFICE-11 :rea ..... tiM N.,.. Ollice of n. DaliJ ~. c:aD 238-LI if t ... lluai- • Cloudy alld oookr ton1Jht; ably ral'l and colder. W e!L Vlrtlnla--Cloudy ~sbt OIIice .... ,... 202-R. • probebly showen and cooler ln Nottl); il ' \IIIIIJit\,~; FUL.L LEASED HAC[ fOH P~HTYI Royal lEADERSHIP NOW &ud. . NEWS SERVICE :WIRE Pair Seeking IHvorce IM~ YU:R ~RMISTICE NOT TO JAPAN~ It's Mama and Papa Now Will fOR ': i MulrtA..ley and du wo:~ k•arnea th<' . t' 1 Japanese 1 Doea~'t and Want ference ID · ·• ' We are opening our Second Street Store, Saturday, November 21st with an entire new stock of COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, . MILLINERY and ACCESSORIES . . '.. \ ' . ' ' l l .· ~ · Nttw Ready·to-wear New Accessories - - - - - - - - - - .,. r - - - . - - - - ' I have just returned from the Eastera. Markets where I bought Dresses, Coats, Skirts and Millinery;,..... Neve~·: ~ ~the History C)f Merch,.ndising llas •hete ~n 1!1Ulh a;l'$luction in priees on Read)' to Wear. Vou all reo. alize what' warm weather we have ha41 ·up to this time and nobody has done any buying in winter clothing, eonsequently .the Manufacturers have too much M~rchandise on their shelves. I was able to buy goods cheaper than any time in my forty years buying-and I certainly am goipg to pass it on to my customers-Tit~ . proof of the pudding is in the eating. Come in and satisfy yourself. Thia isn't a fire sale of soiled, smoky material-all clean new goods; · ' - ... . . . ' . ._ .. j " I ' ' ·. : . f • .~ '' ' I ....... -~ ' :- . ~ - _. I; ' All Aba~luteW ·.the 8 e a t Merchartdiae M9nej Can Buy ·~t S~SATIO~AI .1 .Y .. tOW 'PtUC£$~ with Hirdlnc, deiiCI'Jbed of the Jate Prel!ldent. 0 . vorpt, Sunday and - editor of the Cleveland t.o1d of the early wrlt~ and W. P. Wiley or Enquirer Bddre&sed of Ute career of of Hillsboro, Ohlo newapap, responded to rreet- by Governor White. Counterfeiters at Charleston BDWA.RD EBEBSBA.CB I H . VIm. Plet-t. Ed.ltor ot 8t.ar, .for mtt.ny year~ ~~; Dresses TBAVEL CREPES - that are two th1·eads silk, one thr11ad wool- that we sold to you for $17.60 and $19.96. 75 <h'esses to·select from · '' • •Dresses ""' "' ·$5.00 Wool Suits $9,.95 ' Black and Colored Silk Drell!lesThat sold for $35.00 to $46.00 25 to select from ·L '. $25.00 and $30.00 qualitiE!/1 . Only th11 Newest and Best Styles in ¥aterterials and Furs .··' ' Now '·' $19.95 ...... : ' Thieves Steal Old Heirlooms .,,. ' Coats $46.00, $50,00 and $60.00 Every imaginable style • Every klnd of furs Now $14.95 $35.00 ----------------··-----Dressel Coats $9.95 All the Latest Materials and Styles . 75 to sel~t from at $9.95 •' ~ $35.00 and $40.00 Beautiful material • Wonderful furs, all of the -best quwlities Now Black and Colored Silk Drefl88s That sold for $26.00 and· ~0.00 2>5 to select from That sold at $17.50 and $19.95 Coats $39.95 • Dresses •' · Blu.l!k Satin Dresses-that solei for $17.50 · · 9 to select from 't, ,, $65.00, $75.00 and $85.00 Coats ' ·Trimmed with any fur yo'U may likeBadger, Squirrel, Beaver, etc. Now That sold at $17.50 and $19.95 All New Beautiful Cloths 75 to select from $9.95 $5.00 "'···· I ·or~ Coats ·Wool Dresses • ,, ' ,. M::, sfleld. o.. , 'Iwo final mlns.Uom: !tlng, sutfl!rer for 13 attack ot hiccoughs, h · ~=r-;t~ll tdny sJter whi.., .Oll, slclans will deelde whether , et:Jt!tn will b! necessary. $25.00 ' Millinery i'• determined Never has there been such a cut in Millinery -All Hart Hat&-Cleaned up his entire stock- Hats sold for $5.00 $7.50, $10.00 and $12.50 Now $1.00, $1.110, $2.00, $2.50 up to $&.00 ' ' ·_. ,. We li9)1L ~or P-.09 and $4.00 60ito select from ., :.. . . . Now · · ' .- . RA.JN THIS ; · WEF: :~ Dr. lolm '1'homu West, principal · the )(~, w. v•.• h[gh lthool, wu iDdlCMG and tried on a ehup of lriimontttJ in cODnectlon with two ~unr women on .•--, · his teaehln1 staff:· T.•1e print'ip:..l witneuet againlt the ed.uca1.11r were three •·~ Jattlton.'' who or aaid the1 h!Ut· ll!l'atdred Qr. Wel"l., from a peep-.ho!8''ftt tn the noQr abo'f~ractlce al1e'ged lmmorali- ····-- --- Pl ~ p_,·.. w oUJc~ .. !·:Jft!Ctton ,, 1n I'' _, ~ - Jl.:\ t'ly will nect.SQtat.e t.!, n. at.c rdina- t.o Ladi~'-· . ..Chndren'a, ~ .. - I An abd "mlnul o' XSl t ChA1'1LCtP<rlstl.-, This Sale·Begins Saturday Mornng in Rear Room of Red An~ho~ QD2nd:Stteet where Millinery Department wasloc"t'4~ ~e Early·-;. ~ ~ov . ISI!archlng wtll be � 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 11. November 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 November 20, 1931 blake boyd clapper krate smith