https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fd341822db425570effd1ba558936504.pdf a29f4c2fae61e3cd18f39ceb123424bb PDF Text Text j ' o/ J~ I•TE • rl i '"H '· l¥ltr: • •n 12 I .. 9 T A'10 ·c I u TH ' '' ; Jf&HT . IN RIADI!Ra .' NOTICE.-If ,... w ..., tile Newt 011\oe of The DaiiJ Tri....., ca11 ZM-L 1 11 t11e Df&c>oo ult; for 202-ll fl!H LOCAL JliANK~GIVI: ...... ..... • " '' sr r.t a...~a­ FULL LEASED WIRE OF lNTtnNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I'M So <$LA.O '>NE MOVE'O INTO J.jOWSE A.> <..,AS'T ~~. ~Two P-•nll 1 " Cluaic ROOM 0!" MY .:lWN . Meet ID ADI ~·~ u ....... ' - WU.b Ule dawn:\na ltvJrc· Day, next Th1 • - ~ ll'el')" eye ~. mile:~ wtU "6eN,· nere wlthu be Ll the battJ1 );let.W'Mil the ·Pomeroy le Pl.nthen and t Jllrh aehaol Y el •. 'l1lr 1oo 1111 ·ecUtkm or · ..-. ~NUt & reeord w ·-.blJ overMbadows IU Panther aa:a:r~ "fOtJNr 8oo-HOO- :t';abtber elnen haa bl ,A.NO ·-'IOU• rood fool ~1 came PNtJclpatl \1110 _ ,, thus far aq Jl,efeatlhc t.elulla, -·noR. Al..l.o Tf\AN :t'VIi t>QNIE '10 MAKE MY ROOM /..OQJL coD r•j :,-"'E""ININ •Dl:Q¥ to be among t.11J 1la'll •JUn. up hiJb scc..r, ~h7'\ pla)'IIl& 'l'hich 1 EVER e.- ;ijlliat llnpo.88!ble to ·~ ~ld tbe followtna r~ ~r Won •; Loot 1; I .pioii\ta let, opponents • · · Tbe Y'ellow Jackets ~ ·ta~1sbed. any overwh~ .~ -.n, havtn& fol .~.. - made by ; «ama. of the two pll' ·•t. .at. the same ~lme ~ft been playlna: tao ,.....,u, drtn and powtl fDd. det~tve att.acb ' .... a team of battlers. • .....en baa clliahe(l high I·a· ed ~roush exeed IIIPPonent:s to bring .SJ! 'lorleo. The Jaek.,.. Ti ~llliderably *-m. ........ zt; Is 8.8 fpliowl!: ·~ 'njd 0; Total point!$ ;;",qMI'JI into the sever "" y.nU&l Thankagh ~t'Wti!JQ the two rtvull ...., be more equal til~ lflnr before. Oompart ~ure down pretty cl01 ~onnatlon can be ob "'JPf, which seldom a t)Jm, ._, reJarct to the The lars:est croWds 1 .•, _ to bo •t <he IU;J4. when Ule Pulpit! .. t.J:le Yellow Jackets ( v af~moon. Thurlda.v ROC!, -x'M ClOOI'-IIS SAC;\<. STA~ A MINUTE >0 WA"ft:l-1 114E <i:.l.:ti..S IN '"II-4EI<:t ICINAL. d!ettona for thill day li.,t.tle as the ' lnt.ereste 1p1 ly as Ule day neara. And Win COD.tenlion in Dia· pule of Learue in Man· CoM!!; ON, LADEliS- SNII!P EE"'-'TO &51 VOT Cl-100 'T&&NK -:tc;:u..) ARE~ ••. MUMMIES~ churiaa Trouble Rt:H&ARSAL-- GRACEEPiSOOfA~ n, 191 NoY. Sermon durlna evenl' ltev. Ployd Clark, r.. '.I!Mre will "be nd jltlor . ---.t.- OHIO DEATH RA.'JI Oolumbtfs, o .. Nov. 1 to Secretary or sta J. Brown the death ratl l!JO -,a 3-4 of 1% low• HOnd people than It wo Lna 01'" ,Lile 1930 total ar 7t :14% of the deatha \\1 •46.66% were ·ot w t~th'"rate tor white ~ ' f,ur nea:roea 18.3, o l~t"aees 30.4 deat.h1 tlon. ,. · OH, ROD - 1-r'S C!IOING TO "1'l:> BE MAR.VIiL..OL.l'S! "'I'I'<E--~- 7 ~II'Z.L..S AR& PL.l'T'TIN<::> ~EIR HEAR"TS AND SOI.oL..i)" IN'TO 'I I ! . ~...::r:Sl ' ftve folloWtnw dll ,, · cerebral hemont , accidents, ane 64.2 ~ of s.ll ( 10, in 1m, the 1 responsible for 1611 reported deatha. . """i"'EI:i&'S ~AT C.OL..L.Il!ee MEN WI-<O'v& C:.OM~ OOWN TO BE F?A.RTNI!:I'~.S OF ~- ISJRL..S LA"TliR.-· jP.I!iFO.C-iiiiEi'.:ii1 ~t:...J.Ir' and Mn. Roy It ""• Earl Geora:e of Co -.ad Mrs. •dward Knllh "'' NMl Mn. Edwar1 R pl~att, Mr. and Mrs. 9f, '(!!!\IC»lv11le, Mf•., Ml n• .lir. ••• am. •t.&I were here ~I of was drl11in& town was Henry, 81 wife and RQJ ~o Oeorae-Hoetl f'" . aaernoon at Peaee the car Men, Horses Die In automobile ·-~ t&~=Pr~~. ti, Mr. and Mr.a. J aylan Run , and 1~•• ~:':~ ~=.TJ:~i · our slncea tt ~pd na. \od1y WQ.)'. At Leaot Seven Men Killed, 15 Jajure<_l; 10 Show Honea are Ki1Jed and friends. . ~ Railroad Wreck ! and nelghb9 ..,.,ted In Ute 1 ilrl~a the death 9'1' , 1 iia'.l._ther, 000l1Je H~ 'f. We efli:·~IL\I.Iy than~1 ~~it.hed ~an, the "" a(~J and the rhoir. . • ,, Mre. , Le"' an:t ""'· ' ' ol A 1-l&iCI<. OF' A l.o0~6 SUNDA1 Licmel B '. Bec~use of the weather, dealers said. tcring of the blrdB "had tailed O::Jd 3,000,000 pound"> rtrused turke'vB arrl11ed Jteie lut year; 1.n the cinrespanWnK '"1iME TO lod. Qo<AN615 . "Tf\ the south we!.t frost . NEw England ex1..Ziio! Rummu warmth yest~rday had its " TUESDAY bel' • 2!jJ Oll wt"nt to 70 preyious .... THl.j In Franklin, Penn., touched 1'6 degrees. Hunteno at Venango, ' ·"_ "GET-RIC~ clared the rat.bU s~asml t:d b)' the un~nobly' perature which bntught cr carden flowers and a FRIDAY . Warner ,. ' While of lettuce and onlona. • '· • • • �. . . :. . 'l'llllv.&&T--.- : ...., t._~r ---~ --·~ J .. ·:- . ) ' JCOiml.'l, IIOVDIQa II, lhl _. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, ltll '= =· ' . .. • Ya11ne and Jtan &nnet t , Manha I Jo.>e OWena, Mu)orle . Phy!U. and I Lots Dill's, Dorthy &ut:r, Norma n 1 and Prantlln Edward5 anc thl· 11ueat of honor Beatrice Ann Ed PERILS Afij)_JtA)ij fiNDS MARK FJEI.D MUSEUM EXPLORATIONS Qn the Spot! Help Them Off! warda. lira f.d'to·ud.J was ll!l!:ii.stt:d and Anna Marsaret <>wl=n11 b)' her nelce Lcua DUea Edllur'a NN :-Tilll II Uu: ftnt lost ~helr lives while Lroopln1 Qver tJ' &W<I arlkh!a &elllnl ,_ utedf- l.he world for Lhe Pleld Mueeum. Uoaar,o wm of Ule FJeld Muear. 1 I or plan- umvtt'1l~y joint ExpecUUonl ccmplet.ed . Champ Boy l<arme,;. lll ud 1Mm;!1wn · Oxlor~ by eoonondc eondlttona. By James R. cnc:or, JR s Bta11 Corrcs~ndent expedition to Mesopatamia. I ..,., This u;; th~ eighth sea.st~n for th1 ~ cxped.ition wh1ch tb !f. )'ear couChteaso Nov. 23--Tm: well known : [!ucLcd 11 rchaeolcgl"'"• t:xcavaiio..."U> dcprea6ion has even ca.Uf!ed a 5lump 1on 1b.e slt.c of the i.UU:leut oit)' or In museum -:xped.tttcr :. 'rit!s year ,K1sh Floyd T mit ~ of New York . CUy Is leader of &!.otuer expedition the Pleld Museum ·• .~.'l:l.tural His -~ to BOuthern cnwo t.o collect. mam. ioJ.•y, that magnificent. monument mnls bird., reptiles 1\..'ld. ftahcs. \0 the 1rea.t merchant prince, ~ J,i ' plans Cor only thirteen expeditions the third Mau;h~l Piela Arch· which b; five less than ha-ve beeu Iaeolcgical expeditlotl to British , Honduuu; and Oualiemlllt to1· re· 11ent. out 1n recent year& Not. only are the expeditions seatch into Maya arcnaeology end fewer Ln number but In their scope ethnology 16 now on in chars• ct and personnel ru.-e .-.!so greatly re- J Eric Thompson u! the museuru duced. Museums -;n:.w and expand .staff C. Suydam Cutting '!t New their collections throulih the sen- Yory is sponsor and les.der of an eroslty of thelr !rlcnd&, and the expedlhon to Sikklm, India, to colmen whose generosity made possl- lecl mamutals. Staff Ta.xldcnnl!it; ble lnWJY ot the famous Field Mu I A5hley Hlne Ls leadct· ot the museum expeditions have been forced sewn s ornithological expedition to to cut down their donatlona or fore 1 California. \ go them entirely Bo Stephen C. \ The zoologica.l expedition to Pel'~ Simms, director or the museum, s1n for mrunmal colle~tlons Is spanexplains. \ sorcd and led by Ja1,1es E. Baum, But still t he relentless search for i Jr, of Ch icago. George E carey, the nora IUld faunu. of Ute and I Jr., of BalLimore and o. F .. Ry~n. death continues. Where previously ILuthersville. Md, a1e sponsoring · I one of the P1eld musewn caravanf> a1td leading a zoological hesu-a· ~o 1 might trek: 11.8 way Into the un- Indo-China. J . Reid Molr of the known wUderilesa 1r1th m9nths of museum is m charat IJf arobaeo- • foreh&nd preparation and a large , logical e:s:peditlons l~et.r lijawlch, ' party of na.tlve11 headed by ftvc or England This expedition Ls colten ac:lenUst.s, now in some cases u. lectmg flin t ilnplemonts of prehls- 1 tone explorer &trikes up the Ama- I torte man. , zon with perhaps four natives to ' seek specimens of &lnth Ametlca.n ' 'F m~nced by Julh;;, ~nwald woods where no white men ever and the late Augusta N. Ro.senwalct before · qnother exp<>dltibn made archa.eola whik t.he ;n.'B.t cxpcdlt1Um. glcal ex.cavatlons o.~ the LoWry museum are Widely publiciz- ruin m southwestem Colorado It ed, there Is little :aufare over the o,o.as on t his trip that Dr. Paul s. untiring work of the mtu~eum's own MarUI), assistant curator of No1'th scientists whose labor 1s only start- Amencan Archaeology !01 t he mued when they return from a year' ~ a 1cputat1on as a raln trip. Then they must prepare their . For the sake or collections for exhibition , olten a lnte~rrny of the mt8.8k ot years of the most palrwtak he re presents he h&.d to i.oK labor demonstrate that nc was no such And fc.r what? Many of the mu- thlllg. seum's most dange t·ow expedition::; have been conducted Cor cxhibltl> One of the mysteries of th e Lowof uttle general Interest to ttle IY mound is what t he former occupubllc. They are nut on view in pants of the present ullns did with the pub!Jc galleries, but are of their dead Afi the pueblo was ocyaluc to study group.!. cupied for SCtme WO years these Africa, India, ChinJ and Eng:land people ctthcr practiCed cremation IUt' an hunting grounds 101 tht.. or had a bunnl place at a distant ~car's expeditions 88 well ns Cali- location, according to Dr. Martiu. fomla and Col$'ado. Somet.bnQS Captain Harold A. White of New the expe 1 ienccs of the hunt.ers arc Ymk and Major Ja~n Coats o.i only humorollli but. o!ten they ~ke London au~ sponsoring and Iea.cllnu on the aspect 'of grlm sutfcri.D · •zoological expedition to Afa·Jco Yet In all the yea rs since "j 89,.. for the man;~,mal collection. Elmel' Dr. W. H. Hr-Jmes and . Dr.. 9. associate curator of · p~l .MUlJJpaugh were dil'!patehed thb year led n P\llcQn· , Yucatan tor the hrst fteld work expedltton to Nebri-~ka. the mU6eYfll on}ll tY.:o men havt: rcooarch lu E4fPPft tbls t:; the Ror.~­ I . N. ()1 Wflt!ll " Small••• Couaty '" " • ~i'\\ \' u r k c:• •Unly , ull ~lanllatt~~~ '" " ' lsluu•l. JIJ t hO! stun ll t.<llt county lo tile Un!tetl S tu ! •~ It hns Area of onlr ~'"''' 1 'M" of Natun.l Hlatory sod bow Jl, is ned for thl! year Include thn PtelU a.IJe.~ te<l Multiplied Mitfort•... 11 ICttrt"ely I calamltJ., " ·hich dO@I liot nnd mention to the '*Iliad." T bf'r l!ftlN, I! IUCCeJIIJIOB ' a't ''..t m l •to rt n ne~~~ 11 sumetlml!'ll Ther~ So iUHT(! -, ' J•·M \ Coat Sale Wednesday Nev. 25, Friday Nov. 27 and Saturday Nov. 28th. •t Phillip Sisters Style Shcppe. · I"" • Acid Stomach ·.:·_.,. I i. f . ' Ill play safe by sti~~~ng: . ... ".-!1 . " . LUC~IISi' ,.. to " (1I I!OME OUOj\lllii.MO EMANUEL· w..- vast I'QOms nf the second of the h ute 11th , oentuty pawhose red walls a~e one of ll'lnrlmarkR tu all who &aU Into F ay, were Cur~ll shed by ~:~;~·~N~o~p~ol1~eo:n~s~~m~a;~r1.Bhall, ~ King of wtre.when who mad~ s1sl"r ils· by the whom her brother exile, and had the Palace In she or ~ hom th~ j ' ~~~:[~~-j~~~~~~~~~~:::~i£~t~~ vl&tted ~1'8. wuaa~ n~w '111.e Jl'asclst Penni Ccd" strlt:es a. death blow to th·~ cu&· tom of dueJUns~ wtth AWor<i, rapier or pistols, w.-.lcb st.Ul fo rms part of the social ~e of an ItalIan · gentleman 1 By this 8CC1al COde a man, when his honor Is challen~. or sullied. mu~t call out his otr<endor to fight o. duel, else be branded as dltihonorable. Duels are therefore nqt rar« among1:1t the Roeiaty man an!) ~~~~~ Collt Sal~ ~'.'En tacked. "The duelliBt's honor,'' he UJCrted recentl)', "conalst:i 1n kUI· lng tq P11Jve his own StRIKE C:IIIO!'eltes tot of ~Hollywood's 1111iY gr~ol. for'potten the roles that were hen in 'I U*'t da)'lnow lh;'s doing big ' ttJinea 9.r.a~r:llyl -i.,. "itn:-rt ........,u ' . ., ' ' "'' "'-· We have a BRAND NEW Ford Coupe (driven from the F~r~ dealers salesroom to our salesroom) on w~ieh we can save ·you around $100. Have another Ford four door ~da~, n~t e:xactly _ new, bqt runs and looks about like new .and at a .banrmn. Then we have several extrJl good U!ied cars in·JlCKfge, Plymttuth, Cbevmlet, ~ssex,Whin·. pet Bnd tttht~rs. In f~t, ~l)eye we'can s~ow you tht~ be~t 'l~t!d 4!Pl1 tp b~ tm.uul tn ~~~ik~ ~•nmty_ IJDd th~ RfiC_,S Qfe right fqr f(lt!OUdithtnf4 stlfV.. ~~~"~'~ cars. ,,,...~lV,ll "'f 'let yoq make them •• IJil'll!l' T<Ml<lnl h1~ bl<l tho Q •••• ~rit, ...a __ , . OMf a YMt, We hop~~ tha publldryhertlwilh g;....,.m be •• benefl<~iol f . ,~ .. .__ , .. ":~ to'-andto '""' RadiO Plclllrl!l,, her pt'OdiiC' .,.. a• herel'ldof..tllentl!' lUCliBIIIOJOIIQIIdiOII._ ... ' .. :. :~ "1,t.s • toasted·.. . . I .. I !!!!: Throat P•!"•llon•a. . .t ' • . t .l ', . - And llrol•ft•re " - ' C.floplaaiM KHfHI . ' ' ' laa!!ll!ft••nlnlti!!;!!l!! fftof "Toasted" ,,..,., '· ' MIDl>fiPpRT, . QJ:iJ,O. . ." ' .. , Mad• of th• ftnest tobaccosThe CNam of many Crapa- LUCKY S'IRIKE alon• oHera th• throat prot•ctlon of th• •xcluslv• "TOASTING"'Praceas which indudes th• us• of modun Ultra VIol• Ray•th• proceas that •xp•la Mrtaln hanh, biting Irritants naturally p,..•nt In .ev•ry tobacco l•af. TIM•• •xpelleci Irritants ON not pNI• •nt In your LUCKY, STR,IKE. "They're out-~ ihey ~ ~ !!!_!" N., wond•r LUCKIES or• alway• kind to yeur throat• lffi~ won't eh~rs@ l~,.li tQ 30% for fin~clng. \ .. ... " .~ •••••• a a:.:mtleman." o\n tr.t.nnl'1tant 1 In TUrin na~d ·--·- Lovely woman and richly endowed ,..,., ~ ..tor hoa com. into her own ioi at Phillip Siatera Style Shoppe. RoUiib a.nd listers . '" ' "'•"'· ,M•u Attar hat •• ' ................,.• ,. ' ..'' ...n o •mobr of LUCitY ,or at· " WednH<In and Satl.lf!l!ly Nqv. 28tl}. In the ~ rmy . But MU8BOIInl Is a rila.n of the sarY feell ttls hQuor tJas ... Nov. 25, Friday Nov. 27 Mrs. Ell16 OP~h~e anbirth of a daughter. •• You ,..,. 1M illle!'Mtld In •nowlng ttlat not O!le<enl was paid to Min A•tor to II'IGk• the above dole- A Big people, Son of a villaiC blacksmith he has no 1ympathy for kiiiiP~t or wcundtnr a rna!l bcoollfic his ndver· ,, . -·~ ----~----... and family Arch Layn<J lind t«.mib: .. '·' And. I'm de~u~l~ :, ......... for y"ur lmprov•d ~•llop~an• wrapp•r which op~n• 10 eci.tly with ~. cl•v.r little filt»r. :, , . · ' . :., Ql J . arststant cura...• INS 8talf Rome, Nov. Correspondent :l3-When Pr~hcie Umbtrto, tho only aon of ¥::1PB VIc~ tor fmanuel 3rd. ht!lr prooumpttn tn t he throne of liu.ly, cotnes to teB1de tn the Royal Palace In Napwith Prtncel.ill Marie, his wife, Marte J01t2 'lf Belgium be~ uuurtage he will have SOIJlf flneBt furniture- bt the J "I can't cff~rd . to ~.k~ Gh~~es witb 'my voice. So IplaJ!¥!f• bysti.cking to Luckies -th!ly're tiiWAYf kind to my throat. tn charae ;qy ... .. ~ ' ~..., Freaft MOISTURE-PROOF CELLOPHANE · -Tlf1tt_._.,.. Yhe Unl- MUIIIIdor Pac.._ Zlp.-AIIfl W• op1111l lee the new notdtodtollo on the tep efthe padcage. Hold down one half with your t:....:: thumb. Tear olf the other half. Simple. Qui. . ztpl That'• aiJ. Unl111uel WNpped In du.t~proot, ......_,._ p-f. uerm-p.- Cellophane, Clean. ,....-.., - · IPRISHI-whal could be more modern ...... LUCKID1 ..... ,,...- Humlolw , . . .. . - .. -aytoepent ..,,.._ tile LUCKY TAB nail 1H aluUGn. Is-par"""* . 't ' • '!' '· �. . . :. . 'l'llllv.&&T--.- : ...., t._~r ---~ --·~ J .. ·:- . ) ' JCOiml.'l, IIOVDIQa II, lhl _. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, ltll '= =· ' . .. • Ya11ne and Jtan &nnet t , Manha I Jo.>e OWena, Mu)orle . Phy!U. and I Lots Dill's, Dorthy &ut:r, Norma n 1 and Prantlln Edward5 anc thl· 11ueat of honor Beatrice Ann Ed PERILS Afij)_JtA)ij fiNDS MARK FJEI.D MUSEUM EXPLORATIONS Qn the Spot! Help Them Off! warda. lira f.d'to·ud.J was ll!l!:ii.stt:d and Anna Marsaret <>wl=n11 b)' her nelce Lcua DUea Edllur'a NN :-Tilll II Uu: ftnt lost ~helr lives while Lroopln1 Qver tJ' &W<I arlkh!a &elllnl ,_ utedf- l.he world for Lhe Pleld Mueeum. Uoaar,o wm of Ule FJeld Muear. 1 I or plan- umvtt'1l~y joint ExpecUUonl ccmplet.ed . Champ Boy l<arme,;. lll ud 1Mm;!1wn · Oxlor~ by eoonondc eondlttona. By James R. cnc:or, JR s Bta11 Corrcs~ndent expedition to Mesopatamia. I ..,., This u;; th~ eighth sea.st~n for th1 ~ cxped.ition wh1ch tb !f. )'ear couChteaso Nov. 23--Tm: well known : [!ucLcd 11 rchaeolcgl"'"• t:xcavaiio..."U> dcprea6ion has even ca.Uf!ed a 5lump 1on 1b.e slt.c of the i.UU:leut oit)' or In museum -:xped.tttcr :. 'rit!s year ,K1sh Floyd T mit ~ of New York . CUy Is leader of &!.otuer expedition the Pleld Museum ·• .~.'l:l.tural His -~ to BOuthern cnwo t.o collect. mam. ioJ.•y, that magnificent. monument mnls bird., reptiles 1\..'ld. ftahcs. \0 the 1rea.t merchant prince, ~ J,i ' plans Cor only thirteen expeditions the third Mau;h~l Piela Arch· which b; five less than ha-ve beeu Iaeolcgical expeditlotl to British , Honduuu; and Oualiemlllt to1· re· 11ent. out 1n recent year& Not. only are the expeditions seatch into Maya arcnaeology end fewer Ln number but In their scope ethnology 16 now on in chars• ct and personnel ru.-e .-.!so greatly re- J Eric Thompson u! the museuru duced. Museums -;n:.w and expand .staff C. Suydam Cutting '!t New their collections throulih the sen- Yory is sponsor and les.der of an eroslty of thelr !rlcnd&, and the expedlhon to Sikklm, India, to colmen whose generosity made possl- lecl mamutals. Staff Ta.xldcnnl!it; ble lnWJY ot the famous Field Mu I A5hley Hlne Ls leadct· ot the museum expeditions have been forced sewn s ornithological expedition to to cut down their donatlona or fore 1 California. \ go them entirely Bo Stephen C. \ The zoologica.l expedition to Pel'~ Simms, director or the museum, s1n for mrunmal colle~tlons Is spanexplains. \ sorcd and led by Ja1,1es E. Baum, But still t he relentless search for i Jr, of Ch icago. George E carey, the nora IUld faunu. of Ute and I Jr., of BalLimore and o. F .. Ry~n. death continues. Where previously ILuthersville. Md, a1e sponsoring · I one of the P1eld musewn caravanf> a1td leading a zoological hesu-a· ~o 1 might trek: 11.8 way Into the un- Indo-China. J . Reid Molr of the known wUderilesa 1r1th m9nths of museum is m charat IJf arobaeo- • foreh&nd preparation and a large , logical e:s:peditlons l~et.r lijawlch, ' party of na.tlve11 headed by ftvc or England This expedition Ls colten ac:lenUst.s, now in some cases u. lectmg flin t ilnplemonts of prehls- 1 tone explorer &trikes up the Ama- I torte man. , zon with perhaps four natives to ' seek specimens of &lnth Ametlca.n ' 'F m~nced by Julh;;, ~nwald woods where no white men ever and the late Augusta N. Ro.senwalct before · qnother exp<>dltibn made archa.eola whik t.he ;n.'B.t cxpcdlt1Um. glcal ex.cavatlons o.~ the LoWry museum are Widely publiciz- ruin m southwestem Colorado It ed, there Is little :aufare over the o,o.as on t his trip that Dr. Paul s. untiring work of the mtu~eum's own MarUI), assistant curator of No1'th scientists whose labor 1s only start- Amencan Archaeology !01 t he mued when they return from a year' ~ a 1cputat1on as a raln trip. Then they must prepare their . For the sake or collections for exhibition , olten a lnte~rrny of the mt8.8k ot years of the most palrwtak he re presents he h&.d to i.oK labor demonstrate that nc was no such And fc.r what? Many of the mu- thlllg. seum's most dange t·ow expedition::; have been conducted Cor cxhibltl> One of the mysteries of th e Lowof uttle general Interest to ttle IY mound is what t he former occupubllc. They are nut on view in pants of the present ullns did with the pub!Jc galleries, but are of their dead Afi the pueblo was ocyaluc to study group.!. cupied for SCtme WO years these Africa, India, ChinJ and Eng:land people ctthcr practiCed cremation IUt' an hunting grounds 101 tht.. or had a bunnl place at a distant ~car's expeditions 88 well ns Cali- location, according to Dr. Martiu. fomla and Col$'ado. Somet.bnQS Captain Harold A. White of New the expe 1 ienccs of the hunt.ers arc Ymk and Major Ja~n Coats o.i only humorollli but. o!ten they ~ke London au~ sponsoring and Iea.cllnu on the aspect 'of grlm sutfcri.D · •zoological expedition to Afa·Jco Yet In all the yea rs since "j 89,.. for the man;~,mal collection. Elmel' Dr. W. H. Hr-Jmes and . Dr.. 9. associate curator of · p~l .MUlJJpaugh were dil'!patehed thb year led n P\llcQn· , Yucatan tor the hrst fteld work expedltton to Nebri-~ka. the mU6eYfll on}ll tY.:o men havt: rcooarch lu E4fPPft tbls t:; the Ror.~­ I . N. ()1 Wflt!ll " Small••• Couaty '" " • ~i'\\ \' u r k c:• •Unly , ull ~lanllatt~~~ '" " ' lsluu•l. JIJ t hO! stun ll t.<llt county lo tile Un!tetl S tu ! •~ It hns Area of onlr ~'"''' 1 'M" of Natun.l Hlatory sod bow Jl, is ned for thl! year Include thn PtelU a.IJe.~ te<l Multiplied Mitfort•... 11 ICttrt"ely I calamltJ., " ·hich dO@I liot nnd mention to the '*Iliad." T bf'r l!ftlN, I! IUCCeJIIJIOB ' a't ''..t m l •to rt n ne~~~ 11 sumetlml!'ll Ther~ So iUHT(! -, ' J•·M \ Coat Sale Wednesday Nev. 25, Friday Nov. 27 and Saturday Nov. 28th. •t Phillip Sisters Style Shcppe. · I"" • Acid Stomach ·.:·_.,. I i. f . ' Ill play safe by sti~~~ng: . ... ".-!1 . " . LUC~IISi' ,.. to " (1I I!OME OUOj\lllii.MO EMANUEL· w..- vast I'QOms nf the second of the h ute 11th , oentuty pawhose red walls a~e one of ll'lnrlmarkR tu all who &aU Into F ay, were Cur~ll shed by ~:~;~·~N~o~p~ol1~eo:n~s~~m~a;~r1.Bhall, ~ King of wtre.when who mad~ s1sl"r ils· by the whom her brother exile, and had the Palace In she or ~ hom th~ j ' ~~~:[~~-j~~~~~~~~~~:::~i£~t~~ vl&tted ~1'8. wuaa~ n~w '111.e Jl'asclst Penni Ccd" strlt:es a. death blow to th·~ cu&· tom of dueJUns~ wtth AWor<i, rapier or pistols, w.-.lcb st.Ul fo rms part of the social ~e of an ItalIan · gentleman 1 By this 8CC1al COde a man, when his honor Is challen~. or sullied. mu~t call out his otr<endor to fight o. duel, else be branded as dltihonorable. Duels are therefore nqt rar« among1:1t the Roeiaty man an!) ~~~~~ Collt Sal~ ~'.'En tacked. "The duelliBt's honor,'' he UJCrted recentl)', "conalst:i 1n kUI· lng tq P11Jve his own StRIKE C:IIIO!'eltes tot of ~Hollywood's 1111iY gr~ol. for'potten the roles that were hen in 'I U*'t da)'lnow lh;'s doing big ' ttJinea 9.r.a~r:llyl -i.,. "itn:-rt ........,u ' . ., ' ' "'' "'-· We have a BRAND NEW Ford Coupe (driven from the F~r~ dealers salesroom to our salesroom) on w~ieh we can save ·you around $100. Have another Ford four door ~da~, n~t e:xactly _ new, bqt runs and looks about like new .and at a .banrmn. Then we have several extrJl good U!ied cars in·JlCKfge, Plymttuth, Cbevmlet, ~ssex,Whin·. pet Bnd tttht~rs. In f~t, ~l)eye we'can s~ow you tht~ be~t 'l~t!d 4!Pl1 tp b~ tm.uul tn ~~~ik~ ~•nmty_ IJDd th~ RfiC_,S Qfe right fqr f(lt!OUdithtnf4 stlfV.. ~~~"~'~ cars. ,,,...~lV,ll "'f 'let yoq make them •• IJil'll!l' T<Ml<lnl h1~ bl<l tho Q •••• ~rit, ...a __ , . OMf a YMt, We hop~~ tha publldryhertlwilh g;....,.m be •• benefl<~iol f . ,~ .. .__ , .. ":~ to'-andto '""' RadiO Plclllrl!l,, her pt'OdiiC' .,.. a• herel'ldof..tllentl!' lUCliBIIIOJOIIQIIdiOII._ ... ' .. :. :~ "1,t.s • toasted·.. . . I .. I !!!!: Throat P•!"•llon•a. . .t ' • . t .l ', . - And llrol•ft•re " - ' C.floplaaiM KHfHI . ' ' ' laa!!ll!ft••nlnlti!!;!!l!! fftof "Toasted" ,,..,., '· ' MIDl>fiPpRT, . QJ:iJ,O. . ." ' .. , Mad• of th• ftnest tobaccosThe CNam of many Crapa- LUCKY S'IRIKE alon• oHera th• throat prot•ctlon of th• •xcluslv• "TOASTING"'Praceas which indudes th• us• of modun Ultra VIol• Ray•th• proceas that •xp•la Mrtaln hanh, biting Irritants naturally p,..•nt In .ev•ry tobacco l•af. TIM•• •xpelleci Irritants ON not pNI• •nt In your LUCKY, STR,IKE. "They're out-~ ihey ~ ~ !!!_!" N., wond•r LUCKIES or• alway• kind to yeur throat• lffi~ won't eh~rs@ l~,.li tQ 30% for fin~clng. \ .. ... " .~ •••••• a a:.:mtleman." o\n tr.t.nnl'1tant 1 In TUrin na~d ·--·- Lovely woman and richly endowed ,..,., ~ ..tor hoa com. into her own ioi at Phillip Siatera Style Shoppe. RoUiib a.nd listers . '" ' "'•"'· ,M•u Attar hat •• ' ................,.• ,. ' ..'' ...n o •mobr of LUCitY ,or at· " WednH<In and Satl.lf!l!ly Nqv. 28tl}. In the ~ rmy . But MU8BOIInl Is a rila.n of the sarY feell ttls hQuor tJas ... Nov. 25, Friday Nov. 27 Mrs. Ell16 OP~h~e anbirth of a daughter. •• You ,..,. 1M illle!'Mtld In •nowlng ttlat not O!le<enl was paid to Min A•tor to II'IGk• the above dole- A Big people, Son of a villaiC blacksmith he has no 1ympathy for kiiiiP~t or wcundtnr a rna!l bcoollfic his ndver· ,, . -·~ ----~----... and family Arch Layn<J lind t«.mib: .. '·' And. I'm de~u~l~ :, ......... for y"ur lmprov•d ~•llop~an• wrapp•r which op~n• 10 eci.tly with ~. cl•v.r little filt»r. :, , . · ' . :., Ql J . arststant cura...• INS 8talf Rome, Nov. Correspondent :l3-When Pr~hcie Umbtrto, tho only aon of ¥::1PB VIc~ tor fmanuel 3rd. ht!lr prooumpttn tn t he throne of liu.ly, cotnes to teB1de tn the Royal Palace In Napwith Prtncel.ill Marie, his wife, Marte J01t2 'lf Belgium be~ uuurtage he will have SOIJlf flneBt furniture- bt the J "I can't cff~rd . to ~.k~ Gh~~es witb 'my voice. So IplaJ!¥!f• bysti.cking to Luckies -th!ly're tiiWAYf kind to my throat. tn charae ;qy ... .. ~ ' ~..., Freaft MOISTURE-PROOF CELLOPHANE · -Tlf1tt_._.,.. Yhe Unl- MUIIIIdor Pac.._ Zlp.-AIIfl W• op1111l lee the new notdtodtollo on the tep efthe padcage. Hold down one half with your t:....:: thumb. Tear olf the other half. Simple. Qui. . ztpl That'• aiJ. Unl111uel WNpped In du.t~proot, ......_,._ p-f. uerm-p.- Cellophane, Clean. ,....-.., - · IPRISHI-whal could be more modern ...... LUCKID1 ..... ,,...- Humlolw , . . .. . - .. -aytoepent ..,,.._ tile LUCKY TAB nail 1H aluUGn. Is-par"""* . 't ' • '!' '· �' aJTEs tor t.utbtt ...... CQJj. at nuq. RIO O~de • fl.e ....1 le& rdll&Rl! Iilli ~.. .· t04ST CII.IRD TRIP A\YES, JOAN toWEU &~SU SlY~ SllUlH[RN CAl Oallfonta OMu ...11/or& .luiiecbod " " - .. -ewt>t> liP· ~S ONE U~ CHUfE5T H~MS .~f .AU liME EVERHHING BEING CONSI0£8£0 Southern Ca11torola. 4q op.e of 1realut football squad' of all I~··~ n for material a~1d it. M atuU 't'mdtr that It wonb ut ~ Lftd.ltion or victory huna eo tlcce to Notre Dame that poop: l h;~.d b: 1un to feel th~tt. lt. bore a charmed llle. Notre Dame went. at its wort In accustomed manner, With ooutt ' n' CaUtornt. hammering at a score all the fir11t ye~lo1 but Uw lr~}l bethe In& the first to tally. ----- !1Y WDIE CASEY UJ)I;Ctr. when considered Ircm l'onner Alh\merioan ha.lfback and earu~r sea110n &:orca ·but In U.n cuWhen they &Cilflld ag11.m lp the now head football coach at e.,, the team whic-h won has ha.d thkd ~rlod It lodked like Just ~­ 'ltller gam~ for Notre 08me but undoobtcd stl"t!ngth all year. Harvard.. ::hat. dcfea~ c.f a year a&o t~Lill fWrUten for and c:opyrlGnt.. 11131 INS E.c.uthern Callf(lrnla defeated Moo~. NfiY. 23- 11'(8--The grEat 1' Notre Dftme In a bam: of Bhmtt. hal one den· ~ ruart ed and Bouth·!l'n C~lUornla wont to worlr. to score 16 'ROinl~ L1 cbjectlve Baturday of the 1931 !oat. out In Bcluth Bend Yale won from t.be rnce of ~ 11 a.nd 'he wlz.t:!,rd, ball E9MID witne&se<! th1 e-~ victor- i Uanard and BuckileU beat Ford- Rockne, was not on the btnch tu in thQ.t parl.ook of the 11ature oi hiUU. tn addition the stcrlinil vic- cope with the sw·ge. • Thanksgiving VALUES! limn ID bt iepciiMd 1 .tut&n J!()"tJvered flALI-Coal--CJcan lump dcta &lack Nu~ ton. ~· · ~ lqcl eoocU~km. .... Pf'l omc·e. . .- - ''T'' • • • • • • • • tblo ~ BALC-M~el 'f'rlfck: qpy~red body, ¥ Velveet4 o.nd ••• mt.xed. Good furnace coal IP ton. NeutlllnS Coal Oo., for,, 'JI~rly Dunt Oaal Co.l Phone · "'' 113110' L or m-L· 11·21·31 POR Wilkesville delldoui ,;e.. .,....,.., '""" Ford goo:i tires, Inqu1re at 8har- ll -:i13-3L · w.~, mol to; oll~ea, opteodol How' Ito (liii,'Mh ei.eo.., ftavor blend. ·wltli other foodor Meat,llob,er1o, "'11ehbloo. AQd lt'o u health· lul-ao dl1e•1IW-•• pun> "'"Tey "le ItmJik ltoelfl ~ar-fo• cook· lag and oandwleheo, Your poec• boo It lu the boll pDU'Id poi:kap, • I • .a-'I'-·----" . ·., I i. UM SUITS A year cr two a1o you woodd have been alad to pay $35 f11r this same quality suit. But timea have changed. Prices arc down and this new low price gives you a "real break." Wool worsteds, lierringbones and other' pop1dar fabrics. TAMPA uTbe Coavenieat Center" of A .YS "The PlayaroUnd of America" ' "'"-m !:*. f'"O~ 'ISA'I"U!aOA.'f "'10 ~AVF MY ~,A.C& bE.6-U't'I'FIED ' ' -- "Wilton Bros." SHIRTS, new patterns ............. . could hilt• HOSE, Silk ''tff1~14!.. Mo\: . It would ])C lhw It SlllllC one 111011ld (mh·nt o 1111fl nthhc·r ntQillk..: plct·e fn r h!IC]lhnue~. Tltf>ll when yon 1-:"t't t·en l tutu! nt lit!! 11hnrw you SCARFS, Reefer or Sq\Jare , ... .. ... , ..... , .. , . . . . , . . $2.50 !:• ·,,· Here'• a Real Ide, STETS,ON HATS, New low Price .............. . ....... .. $7 $1.95 Silk and Wool' . , . , .... , .. . .. ...... , , . , ... SOc Get Your Tickets Here For The ~'dd,lepqrt - J>Qmeroy Fqqtb~t Gamte 'fhqrsday . 2;00. p. M~· a..., .....:;.: Our C~rfst ...., 0ffc~. ' STYLEPARK HATS, "The beat $61iat in America ......... $5 .... . .. ' Others $19.50 ,, 111 $29.50 GJ,.OVES, Lined. or Unlined .. .... ...... . , , ..... ... .. • 2.00 '*•lllfA'B f.AIIIJJ:6}' ' ll'Q:~ GENERAL · standy sold on these by their looks, style and quality. TIES, Hand Made, new patterns ... , , , ...... . ......... $1.00 ''';; Ll HTER· fort they are "cold proof." No question but what yqu'U be in· *'•. •, Automatic llectrit Qthers $19.50 to $29.50 H.f.f~ -~ TASKS MADEl · for Smart appearance, they . . , are "ace high" I And for com- $J4•SO Fl-ORIDA ,Hotel ol KITCH E"' ' 0'C04TS Plln111ow ~ ...-~tir.tilll!"ii 11t1' ~q m:j!ly fl....- Gl¥9 ......... ·Q!ft of GIJII , , • tk Ha,lpa.,._ Alll~ll!l!lo Ell!C!rlc TIM MG4• Melli far Md.. Molllen. lt. - J·:xdtnn~t· . "'IMtle • -----1dlinf/ Tuts W1// prOI't!. it sao• end the l!e'-" Iii II M,~ q Your Elecllfc Service 1111 .. a... ....,,,,., a•1~o~ . .. . �' aJTEs tor t.utbtt ...... CQJj. at nuq. RIO O~de • fl.e ....1 le& rdll&Rl! Iilli ~.. .· t04ST CII.IRD TRIP A\YES, JOAN toWEU &~SU SlY~ SllUlH[RN CAl Oallfonta OMu ...11/or& .luiiecbod " " - .. -ewt>t> liP· ~S ONE U~ CHUfE5T H~MS .~f .AU liME EVERHHING BEING CONSI0£8£0 Southern Ca11torola. 4q op.e of 1realut football squad' of all I~··~ n for material a~1d it. M atuU 't'mdtr that It wonb ut ~ Lftd.ltion or victory huna eo tlcce to Notre Dame that poop: l h;~.d b: 1un to feel th~tt. lt. bore a charmed llle. Notre Dame went. at its wort In accustomed manner, With ooutt ' n' CaUtornt. hammering at a score all the fir11t ye~lo1 but Uw lr~}l bethe In& the first to tally. ----- !1Y WDIE CASEY UJ)I;Ctr. when considered Ircm l'onner Alh\merioan ha.lfback and earu~r sea110n &:orca ·but In U.n cuWhen they &Cilflld ag11.m lp the now head football coach at e.,, the team whic-h won has ha.d thkd ~rlod It lodked like Just ~­ 'ltller gam~ for Notre 08me but undoobtcd stl"t!ngth all year. Harvard.. ::hat. dcfea~ c.f a year a&o t~Lill fWrUten for and c:opyrlGnt.. 11131 INS E.c.uthern Callf(lrnla defeated Moo~. NfiY. 23- 11'(8--The grEat 1' Notre Dftme In a bam: of Bhmtt. hal one den· ~ ruart ed and Bouth·!l'n C~lUornla wont to worlr. to score 16 'ROinl~ L1 cbjectlve Baturday of the 1931 !oat. out In Bcluth Bend Yale won from t.be rnce of ~ 11 a.nd 'he wlz.t:!,rd, ball E9MID witne&se<! th1 e-~ victor- i Uanard and BuckileU beat Ford- Rockne, was not on the btnch tu in thQ.t parl.ook of the 11ature oi hiUU. tn addition the stcrlinil vic- cope with the sw·ge. • Thanksgiving VALUES! limn ID bt iepciiMd 1 .tut&n J!()"tJvered flALI-Coal--CJcan lump dcta &lack Nu~ ton. ~· · ~ lqcl eoocU~km. .... Pf'l omc·e. . .- - ''T'' • • • • • • • • tblo ~ BALC-M~el 'f'rlfck: qpy~red body, ¥ Velveet4 o.nd ••• mt.xed. Good furnace coal IP ton. NeutlllnS Coal Oo., for,, 'JI~rly Dunt Oaal Co.l Phone · "'' 113110' L or m-L· 11·21·31 POR Wilkesville delldoui ,;e.. .,....,.., '""" Ford goo:i tires, Inqu1re at 8har- ll -:i13-3L · w.~, mol to; oll~ea, opteodol How' Ito (liii,'Mh ei.eo.., ftavor blend. ·wltli other foodor Meat,llob,er1o, "'11ehbloo. AQd lt'o u health· lul-ao dl1e•1IW-•• pun> "'"Tey "le ItmJik ltoelfl ~ar-fo• cook· lag and oandwleheo, Your poec• boo It lu the boll pDU'Id poi:kap, • I • .a-'I'-·----" . ·., I i. UM SUITS A year cr two a1o you woodd have been alad to pay $35 f11r this same quality suit. But timea have changed. Prices arc down and this new low price gives you a "real break." Wool worsteds, lierringbones and other' pop1dar fabrics. TAMPA uTbe Coavenieat Center" of A .YS "The PlayaroUnd of America" ' "'"-m !:*. f'"O~ 'ISA'I"U!aOA.'f "'10 ~AVF MY ~,A.C& bE.6-U't'I'FIED ' ' -- "Wilton Bros." SHIRTS, new patterns ............. . could hilt• HOSE, Silk ''tff1~14!.. Mo\: . It would ])C lhw It SlllllC one 111011ld (mh·nt o 1111fl nthhc·r ntQillk..: plct·e fn r h!IC]lhnue~. Tltf>ll when yon 1-:"t't t·en l tutu! nt lit!! 11hnrw you SCARFS, Reefer or Sq\Jare , ... .. ... , ..... , .. , . . . . , . . $2.50 !:• ·,,· Here'• a Real Ide, STETS,ON HATS, New low Price .............. . ....... .. $7 $1.95 Silk and Wool' . , . , .... , .. . .. ...... , , . , ... SOc Get Your Tickets Here For The ~'dd,lepqrt - J>Qmeroy Fqqtb~t Gamte 'fhqrsday . 2;00. p. M~· a..., .....:;.: Our C~rfst ...., 0ffc~. ' STYLEPARK HATS, "The beat $61iat in America ......... $5 .... . .. ' Others $19.50 ,, 111 $29.50 GJ,.OVES, Lined. or Unlined .. .... ...... . , , ..... ... .. • 2.00 '*•lllfA'B f.AIIIJJ:6}' ' ll'Q:~ GENERAL · standy sold on these by their looks, style and quality. TIES, Hand Made, new patterns ... , , , ...... . ......... $1.00 ''';; Ll HTER· fort they are "cold proof." No question but what yqu'U be in· *'•. •, Automatic llectrit Qthers $19.50 to $29.50 H.f.f~ -~ TASKS MADEl · for Smart appearance, they . . , are "ace high" I And for com- $J4•SO Fl-ORIDA ,Hotel ol KITCH E"' ' 0'C04TS Plln111ow ~ ...-~tir.tilll!"ii 11t1' ~q m:j!ly fl....- Gl¥9 ......... ·Q!ft of GIJII , , • tk Ha,lpa.,._ Alll~ll!l!lo Ell!C!rlc TIM MG4• Melli far Md.. Molllen. lt. - J·:xdtnn~t· . "'IMtle • -----1dlinf/ Tuts W1// prOI't!. it sao• end the l!e'-" Iii II M,~ q Your Elecllfc Service 1111 .. a... ....,,,,., a•1~o~ . .. . �• 0 > TOW. V l • lr Jolla P. Meol._, ~ I R H -sTAr e HIG I ST A C L .tJ , .. comers Maybe !'m Wrong tlJJ • ~ U S( I l i1 l .drl WEATH.ER FORECAST-" • EADERS NOTJC&-Jf ,.., want the Ollice al Tlae Daily TrU.uae, caD 231-LI If the luolaOIIice .... ,.,.. 20Z·R. Rain N•- 1 Northeast portion FULL LEASED WIRE OF I)NTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Hl31 l'eu.reBipt A man never lr.nuwa oltt clothes .a woman marries her Eullle n. Pleaae MemeaH111 enlasement r1n1 16 the ftrst -- the ~11 and chain how many 1\j.B until he Mome~~h When an armleliB man trlei!llo to Jaush up his l!liet!veB 0111' Owa \'a-..ln.il,)e Employer-What are you and MI.&! Wutllm doilll 1n that revolv· Ina chair? Chief Clerk.......CI m ct~ular letter dictating --- a A1111ual Thanluriviq Game MIDDLEPORT HIGH SCHOOL • "' POMER.OY HIGH SCH4;)01;. Thlltaday, Novembw 26, 2 P. M. • Middleport Hi1h School Fiebt A!i>MISSION Studenta SOc; Adulta SOc ADVANCE TICKET SALE. Ticket~ on .ale "l'aeeda7 ... MldtlePort. Hew York B87 ra• aow ... awl4 WediM!tlftr a& 8mllb Clotrina' R&ore,; tllo&htiat HMM PcuattoJ' lh• n...h ot die Pie "'*'" • Don't "Pass U "Save" This ,,l i&·L ''' FUTURE FARMERS ELECT , _ OFFICERS ' < ' 11\r 'Put ne Fa1 mer o[ AI wrlca Chof Ler of the Chm;lu HIM~ &chovl Never &lain will you be able to buy "QUALITY" Ready·to-wear, at euch poei· tively amazin1 pric:ea. lw!lq rt banqul't Fli~ay 1\ght Nov tq,)!tr 1lnth 'Ut the }11gb sth\)Q}. build lllf p!).d decled cfficc1s (m U 1 corn lng year Ronald Bailey~ P11..s1dent: M.fi.Jion. Parku Beer tary John Fl'cl'. Tl't'a~turer NORTHERNER MAY RECEIVE "rh\ o~h~r omcers were re\.o.lncd for. another yeur Dana Smith Vice Presl1 ~nt Roy FreckeJ q pet ter and Mart(. l Ma1 ks Fa.rw Here'a Somethin1 to Think Aboull 'Ihe11.rl Reibel und Qenver Rose wue Initiated Into tne ~en Hand TlJe banquet COllS\3\.e<\. O[ a l\ljen ty etQht p,la\4! ch1c\t>n 1 supper ser Oh ve:d by Mts E M MUsgrave ~els 11\uahed affinitY for women T~ boys were well cntertamed lntete&tllK Suj>t talks from their !J Will1BinS H lJ Fovlor. toe AgrlcultQte }eachot rnd Cllftord Rkkard senior all of Rnd:fle hlr;Jh t;ehool also 8\U)IA E R 80)'~K and Henry m:8n of the Cheflttl{ high school 11,\it&ls P T D Eartb • EeonoMJ.: Ar•• r1 ~ 11 N!e tl~ II( mto: nges of the ~uth ~MEETING Mr-•"""H'""ar-ry~llY=""e'-;nd-dalllhter Pra.nc~. were visitors at OaiiUpoHs Batmd&y Mr and Mrs Paul Shay of Luh· rig 'agent Monday with Ml and Mrs. Albert Metm on Bree~y .. ~~_,,~ the untl ~eollthl~ o&"e ~tnd the SLtue nge (r.nllthl~ nges) lw••l~h 1-'nleoiJthlc the nrunzt! Iron Rille Regulat $15 00 and $17 00 For Regular $17 50 and $19 95 For Regular $25 00 and $30 00 For ~ss.oo S9.95 S14.9S Regular $11i 00 For Regular $19 95 For Regulpr $60 00 For S7.9S Sl3.95 $35.00 Smile Vanishes m~ttnr l(t the Senior high aenoot cvenln1r at? 30 oclock All pareflts of high school students are 11ged to attend tb18 meetlniJ 81'4! the lndndes T~e Pomeroy hlgb ~~ Parent· Teachers Association wt!1 hold the a.ucUtortutn here Tu~sd!y Coati Dreues De..... by Follul Look At Thi- ~ wateh dOM E M Musg'ru,ve advl-.or .. ... " ······--···"'" J LADIES 4nd CHILDREN'S SKIRTS A>Je111lar $:J.OO" and $4,00 Skirt ' .. Coat Sale Wednesday Nov 25, Fr~day Nov. and Saturday Nov. at Phdhp S11ten Shoppe. SLEEP more oleepleao nl&hto callled by nerves your nerve:J and you 11 Ket rest more tenae, wakeful houra wttb every "on edge •• When NERVES" keep awoke, toke Dr Mtl""' NERVINF~ wtll be deh&hted wtth the prompt tb111 time tested remedy qutetl your and bel~ you aleep When NervoUII Head. ;;_;;;N~er;voua lndi&tat.lon Sleepleemetl or elmiW trouble• bother yau 1rt a bottle of Dr. ;; NERVINE and try it. Your drugUt: WJU refund your money 1f [413] ... ~ ,• .;. ''''''"" ~th the rthef you 1et. OPPORTUNITY $1.95 ' S~. Don't Overlook The Yesyou can ' SII.K T We are offenng amazing Values m La· FIance, tlhe distinctive Silk Stockmg$1.50 Re111la.r $1.85 hole for $1.00 Re111lar $L39 hOM for ' In the new colors-Chiffon and Service weight. 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