https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/54f322dbe56b0c6af5ba4728adba6e76.pdf e31b62c608d29ef8c850f7531843c943 PDF Text Text • 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. WOO" SUITS A Reaular $17.50 and $19.50 Suit OPPORTUNITY SALE Senaational Pric:ea IO&NEWBATS ,, One I~ table of Hat.s that woul~· dinarilY seU lor $5.0Q tq.$tljjl:.;j , .," ~tro-.rm ·SAt£' $~.oo~, -- for $7.10 to tto.oo.One latge table of Hats that woulll, sell for n.50 to $10.000PPORTUNITY SALE $US Odttr Hata at $2.50 to $5.00 L&&tolte Pl.. N•" M.--IN8- AUen Pe&Oter 11 of t..Wok who lblpre4 ..., tl•&b lor MftN.I blan after aa alrplaDe aeeklea& here, nooamhd to a lwob• 111011. .... lradln4 1111111- 25 oolder t.on1a'b.t. "'.,... with> ~· South usL and rain chanQinp: to tnOW • Aato 8111PMkiD In some ltates 1t a asalrust the law to run over a pe4e'litrlan on Sunday ~ and n U11tl Y cloudy and DHlCh COlder liY �.. .&ell ·' • TUEB DA'l, NOVE MBER a4 , 1931 MiddlePort News Maybe X'm Wrong Radio Program By John P, Mcdbury ': .. · - · Qllle ' .,.... ,..._ o... ....S ClrculolloQ ., ' ·-· Pot INPI. ClaD IOS·R Elll-1 om.. Call 1111-L .I I 81 MaO I !I'll ·..... IVIILIJ...-• Watching a de1•p ~ca diver Lt'Y ing to shave hmu~elt with a sworclflsn. 0 -~--'­ ere•• no• ._., , New Haven\-ormer F ReSl'dent D •. e 8 Illk BUft'al0, New • Of !1'1" JII.,08 PUJII,IIIIIINO COMPANY Sam \ n ~(' 1-sblu of br ldgt' W~U! ll:l and 1100 Bobb.}' &Pd M.rl >laY t hr(Jugh CIUt the cvenina Ha.mer wUI motor to C ~mt.on WedArU..t.•• C•m•t•"? Maa•in When Lhe scme.a had been a dded , nusday where they will bpend l.1'he mi.Diloo 1a Artln&ton ce m ~ •rt>t honw :.: w.:re awa1ded lo Mrs. Thanut!vUuc wllh relallvea ou terJ hal bMU re«ored tv tile (:ondl· V'II',mia _; l. Sn1llh, !K:c ...mi lO M il;.~; Dah llu ll riday, Mr.s "Hsmer. who hu been tfon Lu which It wu when a priTn. le . · ll.u l~y and U'~d tc M 1~ H·~&. 1Cr spendtna wn 1c t.tme In ¥Jddlepor~ · ~den«. A. Jrttlt deal of the orlr· Z.Cl her ~ wtth h>! r PQrents, Ml' . and Mrs 1na1 fomlture eoold not be teeured, The &urat llat lneluded Mrs J ohn Tompkins wnt leave ror h er home 11nee it bad coma trom Mount Ver· ~ K£n t , Mrs B P FulU S r ., J4r:; Ot- ln FJ.t t.o; bursh DOD aDd ba4 been returned but ~ ~tie €t1Ul ley Mr s Resen er Zelh~t , j Henry Will formerly ernplo)ed 1n l'lod taralture bal beeo ~led. It DU8 IN TIXA8 Mfll Charlt.!S McMaste r, MIS R. E Columbus llrrl~ed Monday lliHJ will . . . h&DdiOml IID.mple otaplanta· Jt.nnouocement baa been rectl>ied Tompkins, N:r.11 Hubert Mace, Mrs ul!iSume hi::; 1 ut •es ill're u.s etl!!:IUe>r of \he sudden death last Wednea- ·Dan Hartlnyel Mrs c E S uuth , L 0 Mm es of C a lumb~s ... ~~.s- IL LlOD bome before the Chll war. day ul Mm A. J . Ruckman, In Sau Mr.s .R.otoeae Fowler, Mrs L:m ls busln e5.s v~lt or h ere Monday an~ V Antonia Texas, known t.o Lhe older 1Burtord , Mrs Pllul French, MI'fi B uls.c. • 11:1 ited trlend9 'rt!lldent.a o( both !iicldleport and P Fultz, J1 , Mrs. Sam Hamt: r of Mn; Martha Sara:cant ha:!. m oved \ O.tllpoll&, where abe epent her Plttsburah. Mrs Joe Stewart o! In to the A A Hugg property on Ch. lea Ohl" y &lrlhoad. She wW be remembere~ i?lea~> antvllle. MU>bes Oahlta Puuley Pi r:g~ A\enue. r IDler, 49 earl u Mill Kitt.y Rust. Harrle Mnrie Smith a ;Jd Frances Mr and Mrs Ch1ules w MacDa.n• Old1 Succumba; wu Well !in Ruckman was a ab1t.er to Daniels. lei and two soru; of Akron, 0 , wW • the late C J Rust., tormq Middlea.rrl11e Wednesday to spend numkl• You need not ha.ve any more ,;1ci: KDOWD 1D Bead. port reaident. and merchant She ~N1'ERTAINS SOCIETY b"ivmg with w A oues and beo.ftachel . leaves besldtll her immediate b.m · Mrs Nan Moore entertained the daugh ter Miss Lenore They .....Ul JU!It take • tables pooul ul o " Wtont wu receivt>d here by rela- l_ly•one brother. Beverly RWit, or WGman's Foreign MliSI<lnary Soc- len 11e Saturday for their new hame :Drare'e Mentha Pepsin before rr.M!I:. !ety Mo.1day ~ ventng at lhe Ht' at h In Cincmnatl , where Mr MacOanleJ No nedaUves. No blca rbonalt' o. ttvca Monday momma: or the death A8m.abul• . Ohio. M E Church v. 1th n ''C1l.co Tea ' has accepted lhr position of aa1es soda No habit-forming orugs ot of Charlfltil T OhUng~r. 49 yean ot An lnterutlng proaram was re n manager for a manufacturing any kind aae at hla home on Oelavln Avenue SOCIETY MEETS By putUng your llt.omach In ord ~ r Buft'alo, N. Y Mr Oh.IL"ller ha.s The Dorcas Society of t..he First :lt:red after the regubl.r b~,;,::;lness plant in that city 1nettlnji: had been bela. after ;vhicl': Mr an d Mrs. cw Phillips of -by keeping It running smoothlybeen tn poor health for the past two Baptist Church held their meet.lna: yeara He was the son of s . p MondaY. evenln1 In the buement. of dellooull refrEtihmenU; were :;«>! vr d Columbu.o; we re vlsJtlng 011 er the Dar~n1 e1fecUvely prevents the rPweck end with Mr und Mrs J w currence of sick h eadaches and UIJ OhlJn&er ol New Haven and was the church. A ~:eneral lnv1taUon l\IIGHTY , OAKS FROM Foldcn and Jclatlves lll Pomeroy lous attacks. had been extended to membtn of well known in the Pomeroy Bend LITTLE ACORNS, GROW and Pt Pleasant. If you want releallC from your R(> 11 survived by hl.s widow. the t·b e church and also to friends. An Mrs James Stevens of South J~ ttu'~ Sisson of Charleston will martyrdom to sick hea.daches, get former MW. EUa Jreck of New Ha- lildmlsslon fee, one penny tor evecy ven, tour daUBhten, Virlrinla, MU- Inch around your waist, was taken Third avenue, planted two pump- l nrr lve Wednesday evening to !!pend botUe of Dare's and try It Cme kiu seeds In her bt~ckyard. Tne I Tha.Jk.s{; lvlnl!: v'~h lu.s grandpar- bQttle will convince you that lou dred. Thelma u.nd Eleanor an'i one IlL the doOr BI'f on the rll(ht tru.ck to end ~uur Tbe fallowing Pl'Oift.m was pre- Eeeds sprouted, grew to large ,.Pro- rnls M1 and M.s. J1m Steven~:~ son, Charle8 Jr. Be Is alao nurvlved pt;rUons and when the crop was Mrs ,JBmes Stevens returned torture for all Ume. or any consclby three brothen; P H OhUnrer of sen ted · Mt.wla) eve nln" from Charleston lentlous druggist like the Stambury Zanesville; W. P Ohlln1er ami 0 l. HYQln by the congregation, hnlvet!ted recently she found ~~e had cbtalned 23 pumpkms, one where she has ;!sited Mr and Mr~. Drug Co of Middleport will refund T. OhlJn&er of Middleport and one "Wort ft:.r the Night is Coming" lrhins 28 pounds and anothPI 26 Fred s m5t .l for the past .s e~eral 1your money . ad• aister, 1116. A V Smith of MIDdle2 Lordis Prayer- in ChorU& d ays 1 part. 3. Address, 11ven on "Love and poWldS, from just the t wo JiCCds Funeral services will be conduct- Love Tokem" and the "C(invertinjj: ed Wednesday from the re.1udence of Friendahlp to Love"-R :?\ F c BIRTHDAY PAR'fY - -· - - - - - - - M 3 P. M. Kre~~oaer WIIIIalltj Yea ger assisted by Mts S·ERVICES AT Mrs A. V Smith and ~ and 4. Vocal Duet-Phyllis a nd Lol~ Dav1d Darst, de hghtlully f nlczMrs W. P OhUnger left ),Conday Oil£~ atcompanied. by M:'s Guln- tained at the latter s home on Ora- HEATH M.E.CHURCH tor Columbus WhEre they will be met. t.her ~(I Hill Monday .'! V€n1p g In nouo1 by Mr. and Mns. P. H Ohlinrer of 5 Muslta.l r .:!adtng-"Tony 0.:1 the of the bi•thdu.y anmvcrsao of Miss Owing to a seemln1 confusion Zane4vJIIe. Prom there they y,lll Farm" and a readina "Broken- Anno E.wnn The evPm.l g was spent Hmong tll(lny church 11oers in Mldmake t.he trip to BuJJalo by motOr Heaned Dutchman. - M1s Pu.ul m v1u lous g11mes dlE:port, R ~v w B. Patetmon, pasI Leonard 'fhr h(1110red guest was Lhe lCCI- tO! the Ht>uth Methodist church G Tdc· "Et.ar of Hope", 'Call me pumt of many It,vely g1ttt, rrom h .!l anntunces thRt the Union ThanksBIRTHDAY I>INN~R Rev. and M.r~ F. c. Kreanr en· thy Own', Mrs GulnUter, Pu.u. n cighbo• s nnd friends At. 11. lntc (l;lVlnR" xe1 vh es at that church will tertalned with a noon luncheon, Ha,pponst"hl and Hu.rley Sanbm n hcur, ldn shments wctc served by be conducted at 7.00 Thursday , Vlolln Solo, Bt'Lty HoeHich nc- the host. evening Rev T B Gay ot the Mc.nday 1n honor of the former's Prc:- bl•t!:!rlan church will dellver bl!'thday annlv::!rsary 0~\s ror compa.nled by Vlri!'inia Ore;tg Benediction-R-ev Kreager. the r.t caslo.1 wer ~ Rev and Mrs A. Miss Ly 4e Powell was tr.k en to t h e messnge, Rev P I. Gardner of Dtllclous 1dreshments were !he Bolzc r hPSpitH.l Monda) fur th e Christian church will leil.d in R. Stark, Rev and Ml1i Oeor~e Saserved at the close of t11e program the p1 aycr service and Rev . P r: lt ~ n , mcnt and observatK••l. sen and son and Rev Owen Usley. Mr and Mrs C A. Dawscn and K~ger or the Ba.pUst church will DJNNER-BRmGE PARTY Mr and Ml's Charles Dawson of give Ute Bible reo.dmg Th (' music by a united choir or Lciaile TiaA.ller-tbe Girl N.blnd Mrli. Robert Camp dchKl!UUilY Columbus will be ThanksgiVmg the four churches participating, wlll the Drama. A blond loylbM. lhat tntertalned Monday evening with a I!IWlits ot Middleport fuends Jitb Rhy&hm QUHJ~S oft' to pel'- trldge-dlnnir, which was se1ved a\ MI S oeo1ge Titft. was a vLsttor be In charge of Miss McCoy, teachlecth•D. And thla UUie li.dy ean I the Mary Je.ne Coffee ShoJIPe La- this week wtth fr!(•nds In Mlddle- et of music m the public l!chool:~ . Rev Patlerson will preside at the tlnlm Ull.e nobodf's b11!1lne-b. Sb:! is te:r the guests retired t.o th'fi" Camp po.t Tompkms , meeting ebuwinr. Electrle Wectn..U.y. 1home on South Second AvenU(\ Mr an1 ...:_c:_:___:__..:_: Vh errt I Electric Theatre, Pomeroy Wednesday, Nov. 25th., Say Goodbye To I Sick Headaches e yt m ueens u.ati (IN PERSON) I UNION 'he BUFFALO N. Y'a. ALL GIRL ORCHESTRA Presented By WEBB 8 CLIFFORD The lateat orchestra music, singing, dancing.-Knc.wn llhroughout the Eaat aa leading Radio Entertainers. WEDNESDAY anrl THURSDAY (On The Screen) ' "SUSAN LENOX" Hear and See; Greta Garbo, Clark Gable Admission 4Ge; SVNOP$18 Panthon Meredith is San Francisco police with a com- • . FOR YOUR I ThankJJgiving Spread!I QualitJ Grocerie~ At fti1ht Prieea! NAVY BEANS-Very Speeit~l. 2t lba .................. $t.OO Plen&Ji n&ra Fine Quallly Cranberries Bcauutal Velery, lh& UST, I fur :uc--:e Quarts Samo Quallly ..... ~-Iter 25e l"lnts FIU!lSH OYSTERs-Seal packed. Enrllllh 1\l•lnub, JHQUld Sic u&ra. Standard&, QUIU't.s 60c---Seleda New sort Shell ........, lb •. ' Shell Almonl....... Ne Plus Paper Larre Slu Paoklae Fl-esh CJreamery Butte'r In 1-f lb Prlnta--Only ;fHf. TRAFF'~ .!<IO"T 'yaE WRlTE~ js~j~>iOII to make a suggestion which local viii~&:•· cQuncil 111aY ignore or cun•idcr as they see ~e. It io in' rerard to the traffic light, ut presc.lt in ~~·~Jon &I the N!JQII?n of Main Street and Nye Avenue. We ltave heard many ideas on the subjoct, the great maiolt'nY seemlnai to favor the moving of the light from · :Di'ttaei't !Qcatlon tp tho junctfon of Number seven nml · ~~~~~·wilY•· a few hunqred foet north of reco~nizod hy m~ny who have given the su~~~=~~;l)~ \l'~!IIJ!•t, tltat the !igpt wl!l do fnr more good rr~Sent location. Jleaaons oited fnr Sl!Cb a ~h<tl'lil•llt ~~~' tjtat there were so far ~· ~11own, at this Can, on.l,. ............. . . tOe: Poan~ ........ tOe WhJ hJ More' Fine Juic7 0"1 Plok'- Ooetd Slse---Try f'or Your Holiday ~·4 Cake, . . ... , . 29c MonaiftJ' Glor)' Ba.eo.,, t:•t.r& a8c 20e Emperon--r .....,. ................... . Ora.pba, fine QuaiU7 1 ~~adled Gllo>F• I / tJ.~fllc acciqents ~t ~11• SchweQ'll'~n and Jtoepel b·el·Pre t~e ll!lht Wll'l ln•t•H•d, wllll• t~ere Jtavo tivft~l!l ~!pee. oth~r hand, ~~ t)lr. jun~tlon ~f thtllle two w•Y~. tllH• f~ct ltave Blf·~~Y b~e~ .•ev~rat elll'•~h I tht 4rivors makintr the )urn frol!' ·se,,en apmettm•• r.u ·to stve 'tile rl,ht of w~y to "" ,., - ,trai,jtt NulTiber Thjrty-line birllw"'y. A, \•, ~WJ~,:~~~:,~!river8 ;J rtve ea~ll ~· to hiJIJWllf equ11] right• i st~r\11111 ~1'4 fi1:PJlPin11. We tr•lllc lipllt to the ·oh~n~lntr of tho ~llft ..,!l<~tc!r mtll\tlon,d. / I t< _. , \ -, , J S~p~~~ry Groeeu "-~ltlrk,. • ~~'"" ~·1- ~ ., f ~ .• ' Chcsrer6cld welcomes smokers who buy their c:iJ~ that way. • • • buyen are smart shoppers. Q ua to~ tbey "shop" for the ripest, mildest, swcete!lt·tasting leaf that grows. And they won't take anything else. ll!!f• . ; . .. .. ... 3iic: fl~p t"t"~ l'oi"1P hJ.:. tion-"How good is ill" toQ, Oranae. LemOJI, Cltfen, ; Plnea.fPie, Cbw- rl<a an~ A.'OW' anything and everything d1ey buy, .ll. smart shoppers like to ask one ques- ~quallt.y~-­ Nol thc beav:r kinds, but quality, lb. FOr a real wtnaer, ifY a poun4 BO-KA Coffee. ''aeU111U Paellecl. lb. . , . . 25e · ·· ··· ·· 38c Pound 'em---Duan . . . . That's it! 29c 53c pin.. 3$e, QUMII 'lOe. Ar wenderhll ilne or Corn. Gmn Bean•, Splnaob, Krau~ Pwapklo, Beelo •tHow good is it?" ·. . .. . . . lj)e w "How good" are Chestedields?WeU, con· aider their blending. Blended 1111tl cross-blended ••. not merely mixed together. Blended first by crops and C:ountries • • • then cross-blended again and apin .•. to produce a flavor and aroma thu arc Chatttfi'elcl'S alone. . Tbat'1 how·we pt thrac better · tasto ••• that'• why Chettcr6elds are milder. Even the paper they're roBed in is the whitest, dcaae• ~ pwac tbac lllGDC)' c:ao buy. \ And the package •. , clean, bright, (resh·looking , • , see bow easily it opens, yet bow tigbdy it•s sealed. O • • • ' PEN a package. Note the aroma ••• delicious foretaste of pleasure ahead .. Now-pull out a Chesterfield ••• round, firm, well-6lled. "HOW· gOod..i~ it?" Light up, • , then JfJ• tellt.sl ' Milf/Hl Right! Tiste better? You bettbey dol Tbey;.re p~tre, too-and they certainly do·J41isjyl Good , , , they've got to be good! There's t1al11• here. We,know, because we puc it in .... and you'll ~it but witb every one you ligbt. ' ' ~-r~-q, .. Children zoe -• ' �.. .&ell ·' • TUEB DA'l, NOVE MBER a4 , 1931 MiddlePort News Maybe X'm Wrong Radio Program By John P, Mcdbury ': .. · - · Qllle ' .,.... ,..._ o... ....S ClrculolloQ ., ' ·-· Pot INPI. ClaD IOS·R Elll-1 om.. Call 1111-L .I I 81 MaO I !I'll ·..... IVIILIJ...-• Watching a de1•p ~ca diver Lt'Y ing to shave hmu~elt with a sworclflsn. 0 -~--'­ ere•• no• ._., , New Haven\-ormer F ReSl'dent D •. e 8 Illk BUft'al0, New • Of !1'1" JII.,08 PUJII,IIIIIINO COMPANY Sam \ n ~(' 1-sblu of br ldgt' W~U! ll:l and 1100 Bobb.}' &Pd M.rl >laY t hr(Jugh CIUt the cvenina Ha.mer wUI motor to C ~mt.on WedArU..t.•• C•m•t•"? Maa•in When Lhe scme.a had been a dded , nusday where they will bpend l.1'he mi.Diloo 1a Artln&ton ce m ~ •rt>t honw :.: w.:re awa1ded lo Mrs. Thanut!vUuc wllh relallvea ou terJ hal bMU re«ored tv tile (:ondl· V'II',mia _; l. Sn1llh, !K:c ...mi lO M il;.~; Dah llu ll riday, Mr.s "Hsmer. who hu been tfon Lu which It wu when a priTn. le . · ll.u l~y and U'~d tc M 1~ H·~&. 1Cr spendtna wn 1c t.tme In ¥Jddlepor~ · ~den«. A. Jrttlt deal of the orlr· Z.Cl her ~ wtth h>! r PQrents, Ml' . and Mrs 1na1 fomlture eoold not be teeured, The &urat llat lneluded Mrs J ohn Tompkins wnt leave ror h er home 11nee it bad coma trom Mount Ver· ~ K£n t , Mrs B P FulU S r ., J4r:; Ot- ln FJ.t t.o; bursh DOD aDd ba4 been returned but ~ ~tie €t1Ul ley Mr s Resen er Zelh~t , j Henry Will formerly ernplo)ed 1n l'lod taralture bal beeo ~led. It DU8 IN TIXA8 Mfll Charlt.!S McMaste r, MIS R. E Columbus llrrl~ed Monday lliHJ will . . . h&DdiOml IID.mple otaplanta· Jt.nnouocement baa been rectl>ied Tompkins, N:r.11 Hubert Mace, Mrs ul!iSume hi::; 1 ut •es ill're u.s etl!!:IUe>r of \he sudden death last Wednea- ·Dan Hartlnyel Mrs c E S uuth , L 0 Mm es of C a lumb~s ... ~~.s- IL LlOD bome before the Chll war. day ul Mm A. J . Ruckman, In Sau Mr.s .R.otoeae Fowler, Mrs L:m ls busln e5.s v~lt or h ere Monday an~ V Antonia Texas, known t.o Lhe older 1Burtord , Mrs Pllul French, MI'fi B uls.c. • 11:1 ited trlend9 'rt!lldent.a o( both !iicldleport and P Fultz, J1 , Mrs. Sam Hamt: r of Mn; Martha Sara:cant ha:!. m oved \ O.tllpoll&, where abe epent her Plttsburah. Mrs Joe Stewart o! In to the A A Hugg property on Ch. lea Ohl" y &lrlhoad. She wW be remembere~ i?lea~> antvllle. MU>bes Oahlta Puuley Pi r:g~ A\enue. r IDler, 49 earl u Mill Kitt.y Rust. Harrle Mnrie Smith a ;Jd Frances Mr and Mrs Ch1ules w MacDa.n• Old1 Succumba; wu Well !in Ruckman was a ab1t.er to Daniels. lei and two soru; of Akron, 0 , wW • the late C J Rust., tormq Middlea.rrl11e Wednesday to spend numkl• You need not ha.ve any more ,;1ci: KDOWD 1D Bead. port reaident. and merchant She ~N1'ERTAINS SOCIETY b"ivmg with w A oues and beo.ftachel . leaves besldtll her immediate b.m · Mrs Nan Moore entertained the daugh ter Miss Lenore They .....Ul JU!It take • tables pooul ul o " Wtont wu receivt>d here by rela- l_ly•one brother. Beverly RWit, or WGman's Foreign MliSI<lnary Soc- len 11e Saturday for their new hame :Drare'e Mentha Pepsin before rr.M!I:. !ety Mo.1day ~ ventng at lhe Ht' at h In Cincmnatl , where Mr MacOanleJ No nedaUves. No blca rbonalt' o. ttvca Monday momma: or the death A8m.abul• . Ohio. M E Church v. 1th n ''C1l.co Tea ' has accepted lhr position of aa1es soda No habit-forming orugs ot of Charlfltil T OhUng~r. 49 yean ot An lnterutlng proaram was re n manager for a manufacturing any kind aae at hla home on Oelavln Avenue SOCIETY MEETS By putUng your llt.omach In ord ~ r Buft'alo, N. Y Mr Oh.IL"ller ha.s The Dorcas Society of t..he First :lt:red after the regubl.r b~,;,::;lness plant in that city 1nettlnji: had been bela. after ;vhicl': Mr an d Mrs. cw Phillips of -by keeping It running smoothlybeen tn poor health for the past two Baptist Church held their meet.lna: yeara He was the son of s . p MondaY. evenln1 In the buement. of dellooull refrEtihmenU; were :;«>! vr d Columbu.o; we re vlsJtlng 011 er the Dar~n1 e1fecUvely prevents the rPweck end with Mr und Mrs J w currence of sick h eadaches and UIJ OhlJn&er ol New Haven and was the church. A ~:eneral lnv1taUon l\IIGHTY , OAKS FROM Foldcn and Jclatlves lll Pomeroy lous attacks. had been extended to membtn of well known in the Pomeroy Bend LITTLE ACORNS, GROW and Pt Pleasant. If you want releallC from your R(> 11 survived by hl.s widow. the t·b e church and also to friends. An Mrs James Stevens of South J~ ttu'~ Sisson of Charleston will martyrdom to sick hea.daches, get former MW. EUa Jreck of New Ha- lildmlsslon fee, one penny tor evecy ven, tour daUBhten, Virlrinla, MU- Inch around your waist, was taken Third avenue, planted two pump- l nrr lve Wednesday evening to !!pend botUe of Dare's and try It Cme kiu seeds In her bt~ckyard. Tne I Tha.Jk.s{; lvlnl!: v'~h lu.s grandpar- bQttle will convince you that lou dred. Thelma u.nd Eleanor an'i one IlL the doOr BI'f on the rll(ht tru.ck to end ~uur Tbe fallowing Pl'Oift.m was pre- Eeeds sprouted, grew to large ,.Pro- rnls M1 and M.s. J1m Steven~:~ son, Charle8 Jr. Be Is alao nurvlved pt;rUons and when the crop was Mrs ,JBmes Stevens returned torture for all Ume. or any consclby three brothen; P H OhUnrer of sen ted · Mt.wla) eve nln" from Charleston lentlous druggist like the Stambury Zanesville; W. P Ohlln1er ami 0 l. HYQln by the congregation, hnlvet!ted recently she found ~~e had cbtalned 23 pumpkms, one where she has ;!sited Mr and Mr~. Drug Co of Middleport will refund T. OhlJn&er of Middleport and one "Wort ft:.r the Night is Coming" lrhins 28 pounds and anothPI 26 Fred s m5t .l for the past .s e~eral 1your money . ad• aister, 1116. A V Smith of MIDdle2 Lordis Prayer- in ChorU& d ays 1 part. 3. Address, 11ven on "Love and poWldS, from just the t wo JiCCds Funeral services will be conduct- Love Tokem" and the "C(invertinjj: ed Wednesday from the re.1udence of Friendahlp to Love"-R :?\ F c BIRTHDAY PAR'fY - -· - - - - - - - M 3 P. M. Kre~~oaer WIIIIalltj Yea ger assisted by Mts S·ERVICES AT Mrs A. V Smith and ~ and 4. Vocal Duet-Phyllis a nd Lol~ Dav1d Darst, de hghtlully f nlczMrs W. P OhUnger left ),Conday Oil£~ atcompanied. by M:'s Guln- tained at the latter s home on Ora- HEATH M.E.CHURCH tor Columbus WhEre they will be met. t.her ~(I Hill Monday .'! V€n1p g In nouo1 by Mr. and Mns. P. H Ohlinrer of 5 Muslta.l r .:!adtng-"Tony 0.:1 the of the bi•thdu.y anmvcrsao of Miss Owing to a seemln1 confusion Zane4vJIIe. Prom there they y,lll Farm" and a readina "Broken- Anno E.wnn The evPm.l g was spent Hmong tll(lny church 11oers in Mldmake t.he trip to BuJJalo by motOr Heaned Dutchman. - M1s Pu.ul m v1u lous g11mes dlE:port, R ~v w B. Patetmon, pasI Leonard 'fhr h(1110red guest was Lhe lCCI- tO! the Ht>uth Methodist church G Tdc· "Et.ar of Hope", 'Call me pumt of many It,vely g1ttt, rrom h .!l anntunces thRt the Union ThanksBIRTHDAY I>INN~R Rev. and M.r~ F. c. Kreanr en· thy Own', Mrs GulnUter, Pu.u. n cighbo• s nnd friends At. 11. lntc (l;lVlnR" xe1 vh es at that church will tertalned with a noon luncheon, Ha,pponst"hl and Hu.rley Sanbm n hcur, ldn shments wctc served by be conducted at 7.00 Thursday , Vlolln Solo, Bt'Lty HoeHich nc- the host. evening Rev T B Gay ot the Mc.nday 1n honor of the former's Prc:- bl•t!:!rlan church will dellver bl!'thday annlv::!rsary 0~\s ror compa.nled by Vlri!'inia Ore;tg Benediction-R-ev Kreager. the r.t caslo.1 wer ~ Rev and Mrs A. Miss Ly 4e Powell was tr.k en to t h e messnge, Rev P I. Gardner of Dtllclous 1dreshments were !he Bolzc r hPSpitH.l Monda) fur th e Christian church will leil.d in R. Stark, Rev and Ml1i Oeor~e Saserved at the close of t11e program the p1 aycr service and Rev . P r: lt ~ n , mcnt and observatK••l. sen and son and Rev Owen Usley. Mr and Mrs C A. Dawscn and K~ger or the Ba.pUst church will DJNNER-BRmGE PARTY Mr and Ml's Charles Dawson of give Ute Bible reo.dmg Th (' music by a united choir or Lciaile TiaA.ller-tbe Girl N.blnd Mrli. Robert Camp dchKl!UUilY Columbus will be ThanksgiVmg the four churches participating, wlll the Drama. A blond loylbM. lhat tntertalned Monday evening with a I!IWlits ot Middleport fuends Jitb Rhy&hm QUHJ~S oft' to pel'- trldge-dlnnir, which was se1ved a\ MI S oeo1ge Titft. was a vLsttor be In charge of Miss McCoy, teachlecth•D. And thla UUie li.dy ean I the Mary Je.ne Coffee ShoJIPe La- this week wtth fr!(•nds In Mlddle- et of music m the public l!chool:~ . Rev Patlerson will preside at the tlnlm Ull.e nobodf's b11!1lne-b. Sb:! is te:r the guests retired t.o th'fi" Camp po.t Tompkms , meeting ebuwinr. Electrle Wectn..U.y. 1home on South Second AvenU(\ Mr an1 ...:_c:_:___:__..:_: Vh errt I Electric Theatre, Pomeroy Wednesday, Nov. 25th., Say Goodbye To I Sick Headaches e yt m ueens u.ati (IN PERSON) I UNION 'he BUFFALO N. Y'a. ALL GIRL ORCHESTRA Presented By WEBB 8 CLIFFORD The lateat orchestra music, singing, dancing.-Knc.wn llhroughout the Eaat aa leading Radio Entertainers. WEDNESDAY anrl THURSDAY (On The Screen) ' "SUSAN LENOX" Hear and See; Greta Garbo, Clark Gable Admission 4Ge; SVNOP$18 Panthon Meredith is San Francisco police with a com- • . FOR YOUR I ThankJJgiving Spread!I QualitJ Grocerie~ At fti1ht Prieea! NAVY BEANS-Very Speeit~l. 2t lba .................. $t.OO Plen&Ji n&ra Fine Quallly Cranberries Bcauutal Velery, lh& UST, I fur :uc--:e Quarts Samo Quallly ..... ~-Iter 25e l"lnts FIU!lSH OYSTERs-Seal packed. Enrllllh 1\l•lnub, JHQUld Sic u&ra. Standard&, QUIU't.s 60c---Seleda New sort Shell ........, lb •. ' Shell Almonl....... Ne Plus Paper Larre Slu Paoklae Fl-esh CJreamery Butte'r In 1-f lb Prlnta--Only ;fHf. TRAFF'~ .!<IO"T 'yaE WRlTE~ js~j~>iOII to make a suggestion which local viii~&:•· cQuncil 111aY ignore or cun•idcr as they see ~e. It io in' rerard to the traffic light, ut presc.lt in ~~·~Jon &I the N!JQII?n of Main Street and Nye Avenue. We ltave heard many ideas on the subjoct, the great maiolt'nY seemlnai to favor the moving of the light from · :Di'ttaei't !Qcatlon tp tho junctfon of Number seven nml · ~~~~~·wilY•· a few hunqred foet north of reco~nizod hy m~ny who have given the su~~~=~~;l)~ \l'~!IIJ!•t, tltat the !igpt wl!l do fnr more good rr~Sent location. Jleaaons oited fnr Sl!Cb a ~h<tl'lil•llt ~~~' tjtat there were so far ~· ~11own, at this Can, on.l,. ............. . . tOe: Poan~ ........ tOe WhJ hJ More' Fine Juic7 0"1 Plok'- Ooetd Slse---Try f'or Your Holiday ~·4 Cake, . . ... , . 29c MonaiftJ' Glor)' Ba.eo.,, t:•t.r& a8c 20e Emperon--r .....,. ................... . Ora.pba, fine QuaiU7 1 ~~adled Gllo>F• I / tJ.~fllc acciqents ~t ~11• SchweQ'll'~n and Jtoepel b·el·Pre t~e ll!lht Wll'l ln•t•H•d, wllll• t~ere Jtavo tivft~l!l ~!pee. oth~r hand, ~~ t)lr. jun~tlon ~f thtllle two w•Y~. tllH• f~ct ltave Blf·~~Y b~e~ .•ev~rat elll'•~h I tht 4rivors makintr the )urn frol!' ·se,,en apmettm•• r.u ·to stve 'tile rl,ht of w~y to "" ,., - ,trai,jtt NulTiber Thjrty-line birllw"'y. A, \•, ~WJ~,:~~~:,~!river8 ;J rtve ea~ll ~· to hiJIJWllf equ11] right• i st~r\11111 ~1'4 fi1:PJlPin11. We tr•lllc lipllt to the ·oh~n~lntr of tho ~llft ..,!l<~tc!r mtll\tlon,d. / I t< _. , \ -, , J S~p~~~ry Groeeu "-~ltlrk,. • ~~'"" ~·1- ~ ., f ~ .• ' Chcsrer6cld welcomes smokers who buy their c:iJ~ that way. • • • buyen are smart shoppers. Q ua to~ tbey "shop" for the ripest, mildest, swcete!lt·tasting leaf that grows. And they won't take anything else. ll!!f• . ; . .. .. ... 3iic: fl~p t"t"~ l'oi"1P hJ.:. tion-"How good is ill" toQ, Oranae. LemOJI, Cltfen, ; Plnea.fPie, Cbw- rl<a an~ A.'OW' anything and everything d1ey buy, .ll. smart shoppers like to ask one ques- ~quallt.y~-­ Nol thc beav:r kinds, but quality, lb. FOr a real wtnaer, ifY a poun4 BO-KA Coffee. ''aeU111U Paellecl. lb. . , . . 25e · ·· ··· ·· 38c Pound 'em---Duan . . . . That's it! 29c 53c pin.. 3$e, QUMII 'lOe. Ar wenderhll ilne or Corn. Gmn Bean•, Splnaob, Krau~ Pwapklo, Beelo •tHow good is it?" ·. . .. . . . lj)e w "How good" are Chestedields?WeU, con· aider their blending. Blended 1111tl cross-blended ••. not merely mixed together. Blended first by crops and C:ountries • • • then cross-blended again and apin .•. to produce a flavor and aroma thu arc Chatttfi'elcl'S alone. . Tbat'1 how·we pt thrac better · tasto ••• that'• why Chettcr6elds are milder. Even the paper they're roBed in is the whitest, dcaae• ~ pwac tbac lllGDC)' c:ao buy. \ And the package •. , clean, bright, (resh·looking , • , see bow easily it opens, yet bow tigbdy it•s sealed. O • • • ' PEN a package. Note the aroma ••• delicious foretaste of pleasure ahead .. Now-pull out a Chesterfield ••• round, firm, well-6lled. "HOW· gOod..i~ it?" Light up, • , then JfJ• tellt.sl ' Milf/Hl Right! Tiste better? You bettbey dol Tbey;.re p~tre, too-and they certainly do·J41isjyl Good , , , they've got to be good! There's t1al11• here. We,know, because we puc it in .... and you'll ~it but witb every one you ligbt. ' ' ~-r~-q, .. Children zoe -• ' �' • TuMSGIVING SALAD• . , Bel., .....Ia, tnltted Sunday to Holzer hOI!Ipltal treatment. . ft•••T · F"• dle T,... 1n )'lorida liM beet tel moat ot E. J:, HllllDboth.am of Nitro, V(. De hi)Oti lfqm tree., 1111 Nature Va .. wu released from the Holl.er holptt•l where he has been a zur· Msgazlne. The tnptl9 arowa Ia el• •• --- CJ,.,f.SSIFU:.D alcat patient for sometime. 4DYJR11SING S:&Cl'ION •' Lrl, Peac"' !Jodetlet ftret P,eftce tt•t"ftll of tbt •orld Wll f9UD!)fd bJ h.Yid Low Dodp of the pattrd ~ ft•te~t llta, tmatve toruta In tbt nortbem part of tbe ltate, Carload• are 1atb· Tbe lfuaachuaetta Peate aorfetJ e-red from this &ourt'e alona t!ut Amerlein Pea<'f aocletJ by Wllllam Ladd In 182S. ' 1trPa11. • • Th~ waa founded tbe 11me 7ear and tbt 1 • " a: FJELD MUSEUM'S $7,000 000 HQUJ,';l 0 • "'" "" ¥ . IS L < ' . 41ot ol ~ rloc, bread, olb- •oeum, anaemia md mm7 ~:;;:.~II to - ·U:? .;;,;: At New York-Bob Olin, 'New 8 Q ~· !Ul"~ R ·a ., f" 1Wci>J fl>!l<lo. ""' r:t• we •••- ·~ ·- Oo\1141 ~vtlliOd U more fJ'~llill.' d!l · lllol ~~:.... a ~l."...':~~~:,'"'\';;,~:,: AS T S $47,000,000 CuLLECTION ., .,o-,v T~ q~ H~al.th And Energy ;,~f.:~;~:~ .. •. ~· -~ , ::,= ~!"4 .~~;r:: "~ .reolbe~~-,:,.. Newark !6). a·lght Eating, I8 T"0ld riny . iftt..'IOVern U . J '' 8tarehu .......,., claullled food. ~' • t-ute n froal oUr feW ,~ ltuUII FIGHT -~SULTS pt.) Cold Wave Reported " '' Beautifully Deaiped RayGlo 10 Gloers ............... $12.50 12 Gloars ........ . ............. $15.00 Reznor Gas Heaters .' .......... $2.95 Up Middleport. Ooo::t h~,rnace coal at Middleport H. W. McMu&er. Ownl!r a~ttlc iormer Ushtweight champion, deieated Busjer Brown, Baltim ore 149-poun<ier\ UO) . At Pittsburgh- Tony Galen to. ,z;ea~ 1'•"- .,..,. ahQu~d Thct;~ PfOpm;Uon bredRhodc h-~ DON'T EE SILLY, SUSII: 1 JA f:VI:R HEAR Of:. A. NIMROD WITHOUT A ROD? 11 -24-3~ iOR-Bt\LE-CoEil-Clcan lump dc- Uvcred l3 ten. Nnt o.nd slack alack miXed. Good furno.ce co~l 1:1 ton. Neutzhnv; Coal Co., formerly Durnt Coal CoJ Phoue 831.!0-L ur 321-L. ll ·21 -3t ' CAN'T r~~1 ~ BUT I'Vl'(HEAAD OF- P~I!NTY WI'IHOUT HUSBANDS! "T' ' Ford Truck. oCvcn.:d t : dy, go~i tires, -lu god conditicn. Inqutn: nt 3hc•·- ~~~~lct~~:~e!r~l~c t~~~~~~uo~~d ~~~ ~a1l:::~ ex~~~vewa~; ex1;;:~1o~~ i - ··h ·, " ' -" " " " ~. " •• • ~ AT YOUR SERV-U-WEL GROCERS I' ll -23-:Jt 1 FANCY CRANBERRIES Wanted- wru.e to Mr.s. Olt::nu loaillLClt . PALMOLIVE SOAP 11-24-~L INRLI,lliNCE THAT TO ~kr IT! l'ti SEE R!!:N'l' ~:l. 3 m· 4 room.!i !or IN IT Radio City Will Weigh Less Than Ground Removed MURPHY. · I 1-2 cup s1:~ar 1 teas poon gro.t-r:d lemon rind 1 cup bol!lng water 2 tnblespoons lemo n juice Th1: ramout -Wt.nter Slster~o-who 2 tablespoons buLtel' ! 11 are 11 fc.aCure- with-the· Rhythnl SprinkU:tg nutmeg Qaf.,hl apculn& at Electrk The'll· fprlnkllng salt. .,.. Wed.ftetear. only. Vcrsat.Ue, Mix cornstarch, sugar nnd grnL~ti lt·:t.uUtul llndd __ ••_e_•_·-·----...:: ''ccmccoc:n:_r~~d water gradually~. j ! T HE Geoerol Electric Re· frigerator is ALL-Steel coosrruction. Every cornu welded. Built for • life-time of uouble·free oemce. The 1impJe, current-saving me«:banlsm is hermetically Bea.ltd in the tteel wal11 oftbe Morlitor Top. Requires no atteotion, bot even oiling. SUdiog shelves for ad· ded c:oavenience. And every GE is comple1ely guatiUlteed for 3 year1. • OPESPECIALINTER· £ST TO WOMENjoi• lbt G E t:lrtlf Olt J/.lltdr '""'1 wu• J111 (utttpl S11t1u·J•1} , , 'IIOOit, E. s. T. $J 0· • 'T\o\ I 'SO I'S ')1:)VhJ 6' YOU'RE 'TI:> 1-\ 1'\/e N. B. C. P«mium Pineap·ple Si •J(e' d .(tush &d I ~;.a1.gf' .Can~ .... pkg. 1 But'ter ran Pure Lard Pumpkin Cream Cheese Mince Meat Pastry Flour •.,..,.... Ginge~ Ale .r.~~~ 2 plqr. lhs. 11hortening Fruit Cake Pitted Dates l:.:.n-1n Peanut Brittle Mixed Nuts I If nr.. pk&'. !h. lb. FOI' •........... ' Ill ISe . ror those No. 2 dl'licious pin 39c 15c lOc l9c 22c ••• Late Howe 19c lOc 15c 25c Cranberries 2 '""· 2Se C~erv 12c U 1lk Oran!les ... 33c · Apples •• === !nncy lccbfll'IJ' kttuce I 24c 'h• I 4 Bars building, Inwmatlonal f ~e- , I 1 , ._ h•"'10"' Sc Zlc LITTLE WILLIE BUCKWHEAT OR PANCAKE FLOUR Per Sack 25c PAStRY fLOUR Jack Home1· 5 lb. Sack .... 19c FANCY CANNED PEA(CHES 19C ZJc ----·- - IOc Largo Can . .. , ...... . CEtERY Large Bunch 16c SLICED PINEAPPLE :a?.ans ......... \ NEW CROP ENGLISH WALNUTS Per Pound 14c IOc NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT Per Package Pint Jar .. , ........ . CANNED PUMPKIN Large Can . , 39c I•' m ............ QUICK NAPTHA SOAP CHIPS Per l>a'ckagc FRANKFURTERS ~!ound_~. . . . . . . . 25c - . . ..ll. STORES-POMEROY, . MIPQL~PRT I . . I 11<•4' . BPTLA.ND . ~ ''• •,_, .I ttow I Clt>'l filf'! lnOinn!e ~~ ' of ·t\rihe acres. lbounded by 'PJfth' and Sixth Avenuea Rlld e~g:· from f8th to 6lst ·st.reeta. ~N F~• filial hll!ld!lll "'" Is' for Mtuaf ponlt~uc~q to bealn t~,-· "'•>!I' ~"'...""';>i;i;;:,".".. ;;·•:l;O!!'ii~ilii;;~;;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;..;o,:;..;;;·Oi·-i;;:!·i·:j~.'.."· ;;;..;:;:..~;.,;.'i__i;;;;"f;;l'liol!!i,io;O~~ii;;!Hl:_,.i;;;;~~i~~ O;,iiO . • . 000 tons Of >Jilrth and. rock wlll hi.w ~nP. ~!1 away. 25c _.T-HES£ PRICES ARE FOR CASH ONLY .. Ri>qlii 4Jc Specials for Wednesday, Friday aud Saturday l" OCffiO , ~[Jrht 25. C Leaf Lettuce per lb. 12c Head Lettuce ..... . lOc lOU yrars uf t 'ofrep, Lea.ders.hip-- LalJP One Pound bar·- ture the I world. . There Is in New York a r ace or · men culled People Who Write to the Newspapers. E~uy new Jnno. : W~,tlon ,every ,change in the pollti ·j cal . coclal or architectural ure of . New York unsheathfi a hot!t of Rens '! which consider the change In Joeu~ lar, profound or Cl"itlca.l style. · J Mar.y of them recently have been protesting a.t the Increasing nu.p1. ber of skyscrapers which have btien i urlslng out of the bed. root of Man- · 1hatlan Island. When the Chr)'eler Building reared its sUm steePle high Into the heavens Lhe Pt!ople 1 1 Who Write to the Newspapers view ed the situation with alarm. W~eu the Empire State Building arose under the guidln& b.Qlld c-t a named. Smith lwh.o once ran - or presldcntJ fur~her protests ca a ' Into editorial omce~; . "Me.nhatt:an I.aland wUI CollaDae .' with thj:! weight ol tho~~e bui14ln~~ "Sqme day New Yqrk Will f•IF to pieces" .. New York· Will 5Jnk und8r tho earth .with all of that woJsijt ." Nr.w that Radio City is qn .Ita way to Join the proud company ol New York's s~ line othet> alarndltl wilt no doubt talte their pens ' In !Jf!!nc'.. Hov:·ever engineers li'l~r­ ested Jn · ttte project are haste ' "' ~o ~ea11sure them thaL no rna tef hlgl'J bu!ldlno:a go there \fill be JlO addit!on s~•ln un the crl\st ot eat,t.h _Whhill, ilbme 1ndtans ~ 90 ld (cr ·• few ~bottJm; of nun ~pd 1 . Any FI<lYO\' . 3 For .. .... .. . . f.OAP an enonnauo l and Bound Motion · the ln.rgest In JELLO MUSTARD Per Pound Can 1 = Gro nrlmolbn'• :?. Bottles "'h" and e.we-lnspirlng project which was conceived In Lhe mlrd of Jotin ,.,Rollockefeller Amo"g other thln•' i l will Include a sixty-Six I ZSc JET OIL SHOE POLISH brilllatlt Fifth Avenue pu.rade will ~I I ~~"· bY the outer !JOI'tals of Radio 33c ...,.. fnT rryin,lt' or away. 2 Pounds For .... ·, . Z2c ov.-s ca~;t by the .grcrt t white way. l Times Squa1·e, almost a city in It- blo·•· OLEOMARGERINE 39c to ,.,, at midtown within tl~e ohad 19 C '"' 15c G delicious Ravors pkg. 10c Sliced ~~~· Rolled or Pressed Jb Crus ' &d ~~~· 10c •_::::,::.,:::,n:_:~::,.::__.::::::_...:.,:,::._,!___~--·---..:..:.:::.;:.::.;:.:;:..._ _;:.:;;______ I"" un " MILK 2lh. .... Po.und .......... . ~~~~::~!a~n:other l sla'n d.city 5C 2 Soda Crackers gc "'"· ,, '"'Y • (•• Argo Pea,c.hes · 2 ,.... can' 2 sparl{le G<latlne Sc City~ ' Del Monte 23c I I '," lbs. I Per I \ mild aod meDaw .. .. CREAMERY BUTTER on poor old a time when only the legl6latuo·e could decree ~hat 1 a community be called. a city but the realtDrs have ~h.:mge d all that. ' Tudor C ity on th~ east coast of Manhattan was the first. Here built In the Tudor style are a dozen eno rmo11s hote ls, ioparbnent hOIJ8e, and buildings housing shops ol all kind~;. You could live - :In Tudor City without. ever ta.ldng a subway or a su·ect car. On the west side tht> re is London I i Tel'race which 18 one large block or apartment houses an· l shops. There Is a court in the Ctlnler and there , In the garden. Terrace dwellers can 1 forget the turmoil and noiRe of nuother clLy- New York- which roars its rull throaced sy mph.ony , just around tile corner. Now come.s another city Wlthln ·the city. RQ.dlo City is. beginning So' COFFI:E FIT! HuLH'.J, lHl!,; lOJLtR ~!a•·s.. ... By QUEN'l:IN REYNOLDS, 1. N~ e. Staft' Corre1pondent ·~ . York Nov. 2f-They ~fC fM AT IT ·FOR COLONEL HOOI'ER, A FRIEND 0~ MINE! HE ASKED ME TO MEA'5URE 'niE 1\/INDO'HS TO SEE IF HIS DRAPES WOULD Ltm•m 8auce o,.:i!crws 4. 1 ttt.blespoon cornstarch llaht hcusckeeping. Prlval.l en· tram.t•. front ami rear. Al.so gar· a ge. Mrs. L . N. Gerber, '152 Eo. 2nd Avrnue. Middleport. ll-2"'·3l ---- • Per Quart call u· I CII,N FQn DlliJJip Siati- · C!a..J• 1 ·------....,.--·- -·Chutcr, Ohio. uatf S.\Uitl8r NaY. 2111. \· •: 1 OF WIDOWS i""oRSALE..::J\i~cl WANTED- A housekeeper. mdil~nsablc peditlonary work In l8»4 with a of case.s. 8U(';.h a per&On is actually trip to Yucatan e.nd other part.s ol I mJder-nourlsn~ . Th16 seeming Mexico. ExpedUiom were not so 1pardo.x Is me1e ly the r esult of common in thoee days tor the first liault~ selection or fooda and lack to the true !;(;.4e ntJ.St research 1s r~cver tomplet.c. Tlurteen exp1..>dl· u?n:5 lhls year compared tavora biy WJ ln utht>r years, buL the size and out ~·e ttuJ. I land Red 8. 0. Cockm·eis. Priced reasonable. Mra. Charlie . B. Sayre 1fl's omce. ., l, W1Jlf~ k I 11 -241-6t ApPle Grove. 0. ~el~ ~~lth. ' ~ ~ ~ Coat Sale W......-N 1 TWO STORES · · POR SALE-Pias 8 weeks old. Price lf.bo each. A. E. Plumm~r. :FOR SALE-Pure ot welter- rod uct.w n in expedition work comes were made to the Bad Landa of Charles Cllllucl-u:lader ol cereCooper, at a time when interest In the mu- South Dakota , Wyoming, Nebraska monlu wlih &he Rhythm Q_.. l Cincinnati f&L scum ha~; reached it.s highest peak . and other states. the Antill~:s, the will kup yoa la~~ghlur ll'ilm darl At Trenton, N. J .-Paulie Wlllker Slill tile museum carries on a:5 Philippines. The expedltlons con- to Nnlsll with bls funny cnmedy. Tl'llnton middleweight, defeated best it m:;ty." Some t:XpedtUons arc tlnued through tim years except for • Ek ctrlc Theatre WNiui.\5Chly Lnly. Jackie PlliUJpa, Canada. OO J. started wiUl only one ll1an from the t.hc period from 1916 to 1920 wheu 1 At Dayton. 0 .,-Pu.tsy Perron! museum who may :1:.re a few n&. - t he world W<\1' ana. the gigantic Cleveland li ght heav~• welght knock Lrves Lo accompany n 1m on a. dan- task of rnovl.ng Lhe museum to Its FORi\IER BIG LEAti Ut:R PASSES ed out Coleman Johns, Dayion (lJ. g~I'OLI5 trip. into .the hlnlerla.nd.s. ne~. building made it, . imj)O!!Sible to Bo~>ton, Nov. 2.......IN&--Frf'derlck At Cleveland- Babe Trlscaro · 'I hey are httle like the :tamous l cau.y on much expr.d:.tion11.1·y work. L. La k~. iormer big league bus~Cieveland flyweight, defeated Btev~ J tow:s. o! other yea rs such as the exEight. exped itio ns representlnw ball playe r and mnnagcr and oneen Rocco, Canada (6). . pedmons or Theodore a nd K ermit four deparlments of the museum, · Harvard University diamond At Johnston. Pa.- Nick Jh:onwoorJ I HooscvelL J.n 1925 anJ lY:.!B sponsor- ' carried on work in South America dlc1. i.('!trtiy ot Deacom't>S Fort Wayne, Ind., JiglltwelghL de: · ed by Jumes Simpson and William .In 1922 sever~~:! continuing their artcr an lllnes.o.; or severa l tcutcd ddie Brandon, Pittsburgh 10 V. Kelley. The first expedition ob- _work m. followmg years. The Mar- months. He wa !> born u East HosAt Orceoville, s. C.-Ted Good~ taiued specimens oi Marco P olo's shall Field Paleontological ExpedJ- ten 60 yc&rs &fi!O . rich, A~nte. middleweight, knock:- sheep and A.siatle Ibex In the TidaU Ilion to Argen.tlna cond ucted excaLnke's first job as mana~er WaB I I'd out Bob Allison, Charlotte (lJ ). Sh~n mountains u.i Turkestan vatlng opera tiOns for three years, with !he Red SOx In UIO'l. At Birmingham Ah:1-W L the Panar Plateau a s well as many a nd aite r retumlng to the musewr. Lnke 1B SUl'VI\'ed by a widow, a (Young) Stribllug, 'Georgia l;eavy~ other llir gc mammal~. ~or reors:aniza tlon n~su med Its work and th1·ee married daughLers. weisht, defeated Pietro Corrl New On their second t"xped ltlon the m Bolivia nnd Argentina contmu· He was stricken thH.c weeks aRn Yor k flO) . · Roosevelt br()t hers collec~ed rw.·c 1 lng uni,H the latter part or 1927. with heart trouble at his home 1n At Chica.go-Les Murr lner, Cht-1' animuls _in remote pa.rt.s of Ftencl: I . ln 1~22 Lhe museum In eo-operacngo hee.vywelght ,knocked out. Bltf Indo-C!una and sout hern China. 1tlon w~th Oxford University, organ Betlnett, Fort She1·idan, Wyo. (3}. ) In nll mo_re than Hi,OOO spm.:lmens ~ to:cd a.n expedition .to Mesopotam ia Johnny Baima, Chicago mi(ldlc- J 1\:cr~ obta med by t he three divl· tc exc:tvRte the anctene city of Kls.h weight, decision Chuck HclYnPI' s1om of the ex pedition. seat ~i WhKt was probably the By Iutematlonal News Service Denver (lOl . Through the generos-i ty of Fred.. world .s first civilization . Opemtlons At New York--'-OeOI'gC Calza, ItCostas Vasais, midctlcwe 1r;h t c ham erick H. Rawsou Lv.'u expeditions ha~e commued uutll the present ' defeated sando1· Szabo, Hunpion of Greece, dednoncd Clyde ·,.,·ere sem Into Lh ~ sub-A rctic led -an sevel-al more seasons of work Hull Chicago ~10> , uy Comml\ndcr Don.lld B. MacM U~ a.re cun t.e mpll\tcd. Ray Steele , Callfornla. tossed At' Oakland Cal-Max Ben Jan In 1926 and 1927. The scient!But 1111 the great t.xped ltlous ex- John Maxos. GrEece . . Livermore cal. hea vYweigh t kn~k 11c perso1mel of bodL expeditions cept dU~c Mesopotamia work are At Buffalo, N, Y.-Ed Don Gent1!'e York and Gus Sonnenberg, ed out ~s Kennedy, Long' Beach was made up largely of the mu- ~t e cn.:ed for at leust the time . ' scu m·s own staff. Another expe ng. IE!o<ton d Cnl., 13 ). , rc_w;;, · ----- p.po ton. 8q1.1are ~al Cool Co., .ft\one 4.1?'-.J or 436-R. 11-24-3t RUtland, Ohlo. :uu- rlBVt'n Young Rudy, Charleroi we ight, defeated Johnny McMaster Hdwe. Co. L. D. McMast.tt, Owner New ~::: ~e:kt!'.w~t:bu:::~~~. THANKSGIVING SPECIALS ON ROASTERS Po1neroy Stafford, ~:::Malia 2 Room Size ........... : . . . . . . . . $29.50 3 Room Size .. -· ........ ,. . . . . . . t;n.SO 4 Room Size .... , ..... , , ....... $39.50 5 Room Size .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . $49.50 7 R<lom Size .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . $8!1.50 GAS HEATERS · · POR BALE--coat clean lwnp deUnred ~-00 ton In Pomerc.y and .P, edJu~~;~Lil~~aq::et!:n~p~~.;,. de~::k et~IO. ~:~w'i!a doJ~u We are Juat Around The Comer w·ith Proaperiiy Heatin1 Stovea. , COAL WALNUT CiRCULATORS For S.le, Mile. a< by . 1&1 · - ' " ""'""'"" .. t:DITOR'S NOTE: ..... Tb.ll .. iJu! dltion hlto tl'le Arctjc waa made I dLet!t.laDI •• 4J¥bohYdl'Jt.ea &rtt heat. Too often we permit our la tba1. katbenrei.Bht. scored te'-!uucal second or t.wo artkles dea.Unr wl1h ~lbJe In ur.n throucb the aen~ ... -~ ...., ..y,-_.; .. , -~ · prod~ and eoerar IOodl ~aud_,. alpQe \o ~ tb& ..-JeeUoo or our ~=KhJ 0:~ ~ J•-- Tur ~spedltlonary ,.,... In ... rt~•.. ero&it.y ol John Borden who led. a 1 • 1\ICh an • MCCM&l'Y A&rt. of 0\11' diet. and coneequentlv we ea1 the o\lt 1 w , kayo over .....l.l.Uy co, New York ICMI party aboard :~is ovm 7 .cht The dally diet: bllt 'oft mlmt ·~n~ arrd nerleeL Lhoee roodl wbk:h 1n all enjoylnl t4r tecteatkltra a.q)l f · (f). Mw.;eum or NA• ..: &J.If l-;tory ln Chi · Northern Ll.i:ht. · , thete elQcnenU wllh fn adeQuate tbln1111 that appeal to the appeUte P\l.lt(\~&i~~t ~ JtorthY 9Qt From lim to 1830 the expedi . In ifle ldlolfib( arUcle, Ule 3IAd : Clf OOiance ln..lhl. 4ally raUona. 11upply of mlnera.l salt,;, protein&. probablllt.y are much more Import.· teJitl(,a.. 18:ht b6t.ltutl t By JAMa) R. CO!\ .iOR JR tlollll.l'Y cu itl ol th Mute Qf • •trtrs or taaa &o tbe Haden 1 r • . lat.l and vltamln~tB- to live U:le bodY •nt to lhe bu1ld1n1 or wood healf.h. _.J ___ .J ns or Ted 1. N. B. Sta.fl Conespondent reached TIM: DaWr 'D'iiMiu, "Aiile'" • · 1 All fooda certain qtw.llUeli ltl needed rep@lrlnc afl.d rt!IYl&tiJll· l!ach day·a. me:tu lru,:lude Jerl'V Johpaon Norwegia. h Chlcago Nov , 24---unP. at l.he lead dented 'll,wnber of upedttall in GovPm. famou pbJIIe-~1 t.niaer l, wtycb.. ~"' ~ ~o~ ~Uill"W fuel. t aeneroull l!Upply of mlll, areen Nov .aS li.tiday NGY 27 la'h~ knocked' t 1 n envy en 1,1.1. the world exploration IUld wld~:ly scattered ter,.ltoriell nulj:loi I a.n d d\1't.dl.rf ctf ~eOi..C!flU 01""'- .e<:flB.WJlp~lm lt ll important t.o Wh•n the diet Ia poody bahuced vecetables, rresh frult.a., and .cere• ' • (5). ou J m Darcy, p10ud oi the record of its dlscovel'- from equa.torl&l to sonea w1Ul fw.t.UJ In N,w Mn (II. tf.ia\ Ulef muat be taken 1n - th•t Ul. when all the food . ele- ala. loods are Tony CarAiUano, New York light 1c~. The Fleld hlu.seLLJn or N&tW'Ill a wide diversity of objeetln~,: were ' ffw Lilrnple I'Uie5 for h.,JUl 'llulld- J.tu! pt_OPef and in cor- menti are not oont.ained In our lor bone and mU~Cle butlding , for at • weight, knocked out Jackie Go ld- Hl.slmy .IS facing th<! h1ture w!Lh conducted. AbyssiniA, Africa, Bra- In,.. . " f{'f..£ ~bSn&Uon llith ether loocb. (dally mewla--t,h{! scrcaUed "den- ~p11.lrtnr the wrJte which Ia eon.-... 'if-V tarb, New York 14). unce na.tn platu for t he expeditiOIU ~il. Peru . Madaaascar, t.he North 1 By ~.A.\\m ll(cOO\fl:R,N . We could aot exlat aolel:y U(Xlli II. 1 elency dl&ea.MOB,'' ruult , Rl cKeU, 5ta.ntly goln~ on In the hody and Shoppe. Hale Brown, New YOI'k light beca.u:se or the economic s1l:uatlon. A:rublan deaen. land 1..nd water anu 1w .rlll.£11 xclu&lvely for and copy- --heavywelgllt, defeated Primo UbalTo lhe uninit.iated. the magnift- und~rsca e.~tpedltiona \\"ere only a. nghL by l~atern•Uout Newt! Ber1111u1 PI IIIUII"UiallUIIIIII 11 m•m• 111 1 IIIIIIIIIIUIIIIDIII 111111111:111111:1111 . . U- Jlmmy <Ill • .1*,-IIDIU.!iNhUMII.IIDUUUU.IIIJ'~. M:IIUJP,UI.'IWUtlt••''''U~IIfUI,.,.I~IU,.t •.lll,llt 1'11!-.!II!'IIIJ!!II!IIIl'!!l~ill!IIJI!IIl . . v ~-' I <.' ' �' • TuMSGIVING SALAD• . , Bel., .....Ia, tnltted Sunday to Holzer hOI!Ipltal treatment. . ft•••T · F"• dle T,... 1n )'lorida liM beet tel moat ot E. J:, HllllDboth.am of Nitro, V(. De hi)Oti lfqm tree., 1111 Nature Va .. wu released from the Holl.er holptt•l where he has been a zur· Msgazlne. The tnptl9 arowa Ia el• •• --- CJ,.,f.SSIFU:.D alcat patient for sometime. 4DYJR11SING S:&Cl'ION •' Lrl, Peac"' !Jodetlet ftret P,eftce tt•t"ftll of tbt •orld Wll f9UD!)fd bJ h.Yid Low Dodp of the pattrd ~ ft•te~t llta, tmatve toruta In tbt nortbem part of tbe ltate, Carload• are 1atb· Tbe lfuaachuaetta Peate aorfetJ e-red from this &ourt'e alona t!ut Amerlein Pea<'f aocletJ by Wllllam Ladd In 182S. ' 1trPa11. • • Th~ waa founded tbe 11me 7ear and tbt 1 • " a: FJELD MUSEUM'S $7,000 000 HQUJ,';l 0 • "'" "" ¥ . IS L < ' . 41ot ol ~ rloc, bread, olb- •oeum, anaemia md mm7 ~:;;:.~II to - ·U:? .;;,;: At New York-Bob Olin, 'New 8 Q ~· !Ul"~ R ·a ., f" 1Wci>J fl>!l<lo. ""' r:t• we •••- ·~ ·- Oo\1141 ~vtlliOd U more fJ'~llill.' d!l · lllol ~~:.... a ~l."...':~~~:,'"'\';;,~:,: AS T S $47,000,000 CuLLECTION ., .,o-,v T~ q~ H~al.th And Energy ;,~f.:~;~:~ .. •. ~· -~ , ::,= ~!"4 .~~;r:: "~ .reolbe~~-,:,.. Newark !6). a·lght Eating, I8 T"0ld riny . iftt..'IOVern U . J '' 8tarehu .......,., claullled food. ~' • t-ute n froal oUr feW ,~ ltuUII FIGHT -~SULTS pt.) Cold Wave Reported " '' Beautifully Deaiped RayGlo 10 Gloers ............... $12.50 12 Gloars ........ . ............. $15.00 Reznor Gas Heaters .' .......... $2.95 Up Middleport. Ooo::t h~,rnace coal at Middleport H. W. McMu&er. Ownl!r a~ttlc iormer Ushtweight champion, deieated Busjer Brown, Baltim ore 149-poun<ier\ UO) . At Pittsburgh- Tony Galen to. ,z;ea~ 1'•"- .,..,. ahQu~d Thct;~ PfOpm;Uon bredRhodc h-~ DON'T EE SILLY, SUSII: 1 JA f:VI:R HEAR Of:. A. NIMROD WITHOUT A ROD? 11 -24-3~ iOR-Bt\LE-CoEil-Clcan lump dc- Uvcred l3 ten. Nnt o.nd slack alack miXed. Good furno.ce co~l 1:1 ton. Neutzhnv; Coal Co., formerly Durnt Coal CoJ Phoue 831.!0-L ur 321-L. ll ·21 -3t ' CAN'T r~~1 ~ BUT I'Vl'(HEAAD OF- P~I!NTY WI'IHOUT HUSBANDS! "T' ' Ford Truck. oCvcn.:d t : dy, go~i tires, -lu god conditicn. Inqutn: nt 3hc•·- ~~~~lct~~:~e!r~l~c t~~~~~~uo~~d ~~~ ~a1l:::~ ex~~~vewa~; ex1;;:~1o~~ i - ··h ·, " ' -" " " " ~. " •• • ~ AT YOUR SERV-U-WEL GROCERS I' ll -23-:Jt 1 FANCY CRANBERRIES Wanted- wru.e to Mr.s. Olt::nu loaillLClt . PALMOLIVE SOAP 11-24-~L INRLI,lliNCE THAT TO ~kr IT! l'ti SEE R!!:N'l' ~:l. 3 m· 4 room.!i !or IN IT Radio City Will Weigh Less Than Ground Removed MURPHY. · I 1-2 cup s1:~ar 1 teas poon gro.t-r:d lemon rind 1 cup bol!lng water 2 tnblespoons lemo n juice Th1: ramout -Wt.nter Slster~o-who 2 tablespoons buLtel' ! 11 are 11 fc.aCure- with-the· Rhythnl SprinkU:tg nutmeg Qaf.,hl apculn& at Electrk The'll· fprlnkllng salt. .,.. Wed.ftetear. only. Vcrsat.Ue, Mix cornstarch, sugar nnd grnL~ti lt·:t.uUtul llndd __ ••_e_•_·-·----...:: ''ccmccoc:n:_r~~d water gradually~. j ! T HE Geoerol Electric Re· frigerator is ALL-Steel coosrruction. Every cornu welded. Built for • life-time of uouble·free oemce. The 1impJe, current-saving me«:banlsm is hermetically Bea.ltd in the tteel wal11 oftbe Morlitor Top. Requires no atteotion, bot even oiling. SUdiog shelves for ad· ded c:oavenience. And every GE is comple1ely guatiUlteed for 3 year1. • OPESPECIALINTER· £ST TO WOMENjoi• lbt G E t:lrtlf Olt J/.lltdr '""'1 wu• J111 (utttpl S11t1u·J•1} , , 'IIOOit, E. s. T. $J 0· • 'T\o\ I 'SO I'S ')1:)VhJ 6' YOU'RE 'TI:> 1-\ 1'\/e N. B. C. P«mium Pineap·ple Si •J(e' d .(tush &d I ~;.a1.gf' .Can~ .... pkg. 1 But'ter ran Pure Lard Pumpkin Cream Cheese Mince Meat Pastry Flour •.,..,.... Ginge~ Ale .r.~~~ 2 plqr. lhs. 11hortening Fruit Cake Pitted Dates l:.:.n-1n Peanut Brittle Mixed Nuts I If nr.. pk&'. !h. lb. FOI' •........... ' Ill ISe . ror those No. 2 dl'licious pin 39c 15c lOc l9c 22c ••• Late Howe 19c lOc 15c 25c Cranberries 2 '""· 2Se C~erv 12c U 1lk Oran!les ... 33c · Apples •• === !nncy lccbfll'IJ' kttuce I 24c 'h• I 4 Bars building, Inwmatlonal f ~e- , I 1 , ._ h•"'10"' Sc Zlc LITTLE WILLIE BUCKWHEAT OR PANCAKE FLOUR Per Sack 25c PAStRY fLOUR Jack Home1· 5 lb. Sack .... 19c FANCY CANNED PEA(CHES 19C ZJc ----·- - IOc Largo Can . .. , ...... . CEtERY Large Bunch 16c SLICED PINEAPPLE :a?.ans ......... \ NEW CROP ENGLISH WALNUTS Per Pound 14c IOc NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT Per Package Pint Jar .. , ........ . CANNED PUMPKIN Large Can . , 39c I•' m ............ QUICK NAPTHA SOAP CHIPS Per l>a'ckagc FRANKFURTERS ~!ound_~. . . . . . . . 25c - . . ..ll. STORES-POMEROY, . MIPQL~PRT I . . I 11<•4' . BPTLA.ND . ~ ''• •,_, .I ttow I Clt>'l filf'! lnOinn!e ~~ ' of ·t\rihe acres. lbounded by 'PJfth' and Sixth Avenuea Rlld e~g:· from f8th to 6lst ·st.reeta. ~N F~• filial hll!ld!lll "'" Is' for Mtuaf ponlt~uc~q to bealn t~,-· "'•>!I' ~"'...""';>i;i;;:,".".. ;;·•:l;O!!'ii~ilii;;~;;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;..;o,:;..;;;·Oi·-i;;:!·i·:j~.'.."· ;;;..;:;:..~;.,;.'i__i;;;;"f;;l'liol!!i,io;O~~ii;;!Hl:_,.i;;;;~~i~~ O;,iiO . • . 000 tons Of >Jilrth and. rock wlll hi.w ~nP. ~!1 away. 25c _.T-HES£ PRICES ARE FOR CASH ONLY .. Ri>qlii 4Jc Specials for Wednesday, Friday aud Saturday l" OCffiO , ~[Jrht 25. C Leaf Lettuce per lb. 12c Head Lettuce ..... . lOc lOU yrars uf t 'ofrep, Lea.ders.hip-- LalJP One Pound bar·- ture the I world. . There Is in New York a r ace or · men culled People Who Write to the Newspapers. E~uy new Jnno. : W~,tlon ,every ,change in the pollti ·j cal . coclal or architectural ure of . New York unsheathfi a hot!t of Rens '! which consider the change In Joeu~ lar, profound or Cl"itlca.l style. · J Mar.y of them recently have been protesting a.t the Increasing nu.p1. ber of skyscrapers which have btien i urlslng out of the bed. root of Man- · 1hatlan Island. When the Chr)'eler Building reared its sUm steePle high Into the heavens Lhe Pt!ople 1 1 Who Write to the Newspapers view ed the situation with alarm. W~eu the Empire State Building arose under the guidln& b.Qlld c-t a named. Smith lwh.o once ran - or presldcntJ fur~her protests ca a ' Into editorial omce~; . "Me.nhatt:an I.aland wUI CollaDae .' with thj:! weight ol tho~~e bui14ln~~ "Sqme day New Yqrk Will f•IF to pieces" .. New York· Will 5Jnk und8r tho earth .with all of that woJsijt ." Nr.w that Radio City is qn .Ita way to Join the proud company ol New York's s~ line othet> alarndltl wilt no doubt talte their pens ' In !Jf!!nc'.. Hov:·ever engineers li'l~r­ ested Jn · ttte project are haste ' "' ~o ~ea11sure them thaL no rna tef hlgl'J bu!ldlno:a go there \fill be JlO addit!on s~•ln un the crl\st ot eat,t.h _Whhill, ilbme 1ndtans ~ 90 ld (cr ·• few ~bottJm; of nun ~pd 1 . Any FI<lYO\' . 3 For .. .... .. . . f.OAP an enonnauo l and Bound Motion · the ln.rgest In JELLO MUSTARD Per Pound Can 1 = Gro nrlmolbn'• :?. Bottles "'h" and e.we-lnspirlng project which was conceived In Lhe mlrd of Jotin ,.,Rollockefeller Amo"g other thln•' i l will Include a sixty-Six I ZSc JET OIL SHOE POLISH brilllatlt Fifth Avenue pu.rade will ~I I ~~"· bY the outer !JOI'tals of Radio 33c ...,.. fnT rryin,lt' or away. 2 Pounds For .... ·, . Z2c ov.-s ca~;t by the .grcrt t white way. l Times Squa1·e, almost a city in It- blo·•· OLEOMARGERINE 39c to ,.,, at midtown within tl~e ohad 19 C '"' 15c G delicious Ravors pkg. 10c Sliced ~~~· Rolled or Pressed Jb Crus ' &d ~~~· 10c •_::::,::.,:::,n:_:~::,.::__.::::::_...:.,:,::._,!___~--·---..:..:.:::.;:.::.;:.:;:..._ _;:.:;;______ I"" un " MILK 2lh. .... Po.und .......... . ~~~~::~!a~n:other l sla'n d.city 5C 2 Soda Crackers gc "'"· ,, '"'Y • (•• Argo Pea,c.hes · 2 ,.... can' 2 sparl{le G<latlne Sc City~ ' Del Monte 23c I I '," lbs. I Per I \ mild aod meDaw .. .. CREAMERY BUTTER on poor old a time when only the legl6latuo·e could decree ~hat 1 a community be called. a city but the realtDrs have ~h.:mge d all that. ' Tudor C ity on th~ east coast of Manhattan was the first. Here built In the Tudor style are a dozen eno rmo11s hote ls, ioparbnent hOIJ8e, and buildings housing shops ol all kind~;. You could live - :In Tudor City without. ever ta.ldng a subway or a su·ect car. On the west side tht> re is London I i Tel'race which 18 one large block or apartment houses an· l shops. There Is a court in the Ctlnler and there , In the garden. Terrace dwellers can 1 forget the turmoil and noiRe of nuother clLy- New York- which roars its rull throaced sy mph.ony , just around tile corner. Now come.s another city Wlthln ·the city. RQ.dlo City is. beginning So' COFFI:E FIT! HuLH'.J, lHl!,; lOJLtR ~!a•·s.. ... By QUEN'l:IN REYNOLDS, 1. N~ e. Staft' Corre1pondent ·~ . York Nov. 2f-They ~fC fM AT IT ·FOR COLONEL HOOI'ER, A FRIEND 0~ MINE! HE ASKED ME TO MEA'5URE 'niE 1\/INDO'HS TO SEE IF HIS DRAPES WOULD Ltm•m 8auce o,.:i!crws 4. 1 ttt.blespoon cornstarch llaht hcusckeeping. Prlval.l en· tram.t•. front ami rear. Al.so gar· a ge. Mrs. L . N. Gerber, '152 Eo. 2nd Avrnue. Middleport. ll-2"'·3l ---- • Per Quart call u· I CII,N FQn DlliJJip Siati- · C!a..J• 1 ·------....,.--·- -·Chutcr, Ohio. uatf S.\Uitl8r NaY. 2111. \· •: 1 OF WIDOWS i""oRSALE..::J\i~cl WANTED- A housekeeper. mdil~nsablc peditlonary work In l8»4 with a of case.s. 8U(';.h a per&On is actually trip to Yucatan e.nd other part.s ol I mJder-nourlsn~ . Th16 seeming Mexico. ExpedUiom were not so 1pardo.x Is me1e ly the r esult of common in thoee days tor the first liault~ selection or fooda and lack to the true !;(;.4e ntJ.St research 1s r~cver tomplet.c. Tlurteen exp1..>dl· u?n:5 lhls year compared tavora biy WJ ln utht>r years, buL the size and out ~·e ttuJ. I land Red 8. 0. Cockm·eis. Priced reasonable. Mra. Charlie . B. Sayre 1fl's omce. ., l, W1Jlf~ k I 11 -241-6t ApPle Grove. 0. ~el~ ~~lth. ' ~ ~ ~ Coat Sale W......-N 1 TWO STORES · · POR SALE-Pias 8 weeks old. Price lf.bo each. A. E. Plumm~r. :FOR SALE-Pure ot welter- rod uct.w n in expedition work comes were made to the Bad Landa of Charles Cllllucl-u:lader ol cereCooper, at a time when interest In the mu- South Dakota , Wyoming, Nebraska monlu wlih &he Rhythm Q_.. l Cincinnati f&L scum ha~; reached it.s highest peak . and other states. the Antill~:s, the will kup yoa la~~ghlur ll'ilm darl At Trenton, N. J .-Paulie Wlllker Slill tile museum carries on a:5 Philippines. The expedltlons con- to Nnlsll with bls funny cnmedy. Tl'llnton middleweight, defeated best it m:;ty." Some t:XpedtUons arc tlnued through tim years except for • Ek ctrlc Theatre WNiui.\5Chly Lnly. Jackie PlliUJpa, Canada. OO J. started wiUl only one ll1an from the t.hc period from 1916 to 1920 wheu 1 At Dayton. 0 .,-Pu.tsy Perron! museum who may :1:.re a few n&. - t he world W<\1' ana. the gigantic Cleveland li ght heav~• welght knock Lrves Lo accompany n 1m on a. dan- task of rnovl.ng Lhe museum to Its FORi\IER BIG LEAti Ut:R PASSES ed out Coleman Johns, Dayion (lJ. g~I'OLI5 trip. into .the hlnlerla.nd.s. ne~. building made it, . imj)O!!Sible to Bo~>ton, Nov. 2.......IN&--Frf'derlck At Cleveland- Babe Trlscaro · 'I hey are httle like the :tamous l cau.y on much expr.d:.tion11.1·y work. L. La k~. iormer big league bus~Cieveland flyweight, defeated Btev~ J tow:s. o! other yea rs such as the exEight. exped itio ns representlnw ball playe r and mnnagcr and oneen Rocco, Canada (6). . pedmons or Theodore a nd K ermit four deparlments of the museum, · Harvard University diamond At Johnston. Pa.- Nick Jh:onwoorJ I HooscvelL J.n 1925 anJ lY:.!B sponsor- ' carried on work in South America dlc1. i.('!trtiy ot Deacom't>S Fort Wayne, Ind., JiglltwelghL de: · ed by Jumes Simpson and William .In 1922 sever~~:! continuing their artcr an lllnes.o.; or severa l tcutcd ddie Brandon, Pittsburgh 10 V. Kelley. The first expedition ob- _work m. followmg years. The Mar- months. He wa !> born u East HosAt Orceoville, s. C.-Ted Good~ taiued specimens oi Marco P olo's shall Field Paleontological ExpedJ- ten 60 yc&rs &fi!O . rich, A~nte. middleweight, knock:- sheep and A.siatle Ibex In the TidaU Ilion to Argen.tlna cond ucted excaLnke's first job as mana~er WaB I I'd out Bob Allison, Charlotte (lJ ). Sh~n mountains u.i Turkestan vatlng opera tiOns for three years, with !he Red SOx In UIO'l. At Birmingham Ah:1-W L the Panar Plateau a s well as many a nd aite r retumlng to the musewr. Lnke 1B SUl'VI\'ed by a widow, a (Young) Stribllug, 'Georgia l;eavy~ other llir gc mammal~. ~or reors:aniza tlon n~su med Its work and th1·ee married daughLers. weisht, defeated Pietro Corrl New On their second t"xped ltlon the m Bolivia nnd Argentina contmu· He was stricken thH.c weeks aRn Yor k flO) . · Roosevelt br()t hers collec~ed rw.·c 1 lng uni,H the latter part or 1927. with heart trouble at his home 1n At Chica.go-Les Murr lner, Cht-1' animuls _in remote pa.rt.s of Ftencl: I . ln 1~22 Lhe museum In eo-operacngo hee.vywelght ,knocked out. Bltf Indo-C!una and sout hern China. 1tlon w~th Oxford University, organ Betlnett, Fort She1·idan, Wyo. (3}. ) In nll mo_re than Hi,OOO spm.:lmens ~ to:cd a.n expedition .to Mesopotam ia Johnny Baima, Chicago mi(ldlc- J 1\:cr~ obta med by t he three divl· tc exc:tvRte the anctene city of Kls.h weight, decision Chuck HclYnPI' s1om of the ex pedition. seat ~i WhKt was probably the By Iutematlonal News Service Denver (lOl . Through the generos-i ty of Fred.. world .s first civilization . Opemtlons At New York--'-OeOI'gC Calza, ItCostas Vasais, midctlcwe 1r;h t c ham erick H. Rawsou Lv.'u expeditions ha~e commued uutll the present ' defeated sando1· Szabo, Hunpion of Greece, dednoncd Clyde ·,.,·ere sem Into Lh ~ sub-A rctic led -an sevel-al more seasons of work Hull Chicago ~10> , uy Comml\ndcr Don.lld B. MacM U~ a.re cun t.e mpll\tcd. Ray Steele , Callfornla. tossed At' Oakland Cal-Max Ben Jan In 1926 and 1927. The scient!But 1111 the great t.xped ltlous ex- John Maxos. GrEece . . Livermore cal. hea vYweigh t kn~k 11c perso1mel of bodL expeditions cept dU~c Mesopotamia work are At Buffalo, N, Y.-Ed Don Gent1!'e York and Gus Sonnenberg, ed out ~s Kennedy, Long' Beach was made up largely of the mu- ~t e cn.:ed for at leust the time . ' scu m·s own staff. Another expe ng. IE!o<ton d Cnl., 13 ). , rc_w;;, · ----- p.po ton. 8q1.1are ~al Cool Co., .ft\one 4.1?'-.J or 436-R. 11-24-3t RUtland, Ohlo. :uu- rlBVt'n Young Rudy, Charleroi we ight, defeated Johnny McMaster Hdwe. Co. L. D. McMast.tt, Owner New ~::: ~e:kt!'.w~t:bu:::~~~. THANKSGIVING SPECIALS ON ROASTERS Po1neroy Stafford, ~:::Malia 2 Room Size ........... : . . . . . . . . $29.50 3 Room Size .. -· ........ ,. . . . . . . t;n.SO 4 Room Size .... , ..... , , ....... $39.50 5 Room Size .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . $49.50 7 R<lom Size .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . $8!1.50 GAS HEATERS · · POR BALE--coat clean lwnp deUnred ~-00 ton In Pomerc.y and .P, edJu~~;~Lil~~aq::et!:n~p~~.;,. de~::k et~IO. ~:~w'i!a doJ~u We are Juat Around The Comer w·ith Proaperiiy Heatin1 Stovea. , COAL WALNUT CiRCULATORS For S.le, Mile. a< by . 1&1 · - ' " ""'""'"" .. t:DITOR'S NOTE: ..... Tb.ll .. iJu! dltion hlto tl'le Arctjc waa made I dLet!t.laDI •• 4J¥bohYdl'Jt.ea &rtt heat. Too often we permit our la tba1. katbenrei.Bht. scored te'-!uucal second or t.wo artkles dea.Unr wl1h ~lbJe In ur.n throucb the aen~ ... -~ ...., ..y,-_.; .. , -~ · prod~ and eoerar IOodl ~aud_,. alpQe \o ~ tb& ..-JeeUoo or our ~=KhJ 0:~ ~ J•-- Tur ~spedltlonary ,.,... In ... rt~•.. ero&it.y ol John Borden who led. a 1 • 1\ICh an • MCCM&l'Y A&rt. of 0\11' diet. and coneequentlv we ea1 the o\lt 1 w , kayo over .....l.l.Uy co, New York ICMI party aboard :~is ovm 7 .cht The dally diet: bllt 'oft mlmt ·~n~ arrd nerleeL Lhoee roodl wbk:h 1n all enjoylnl t4r tecteatkltra a.q)l f · (f). Mw.;eum or NA• ..: &J.If l-;tory ln Chi · Northern Ll.i:ht. · , thete elQcnenU wllh fn adeQuate tbln1111 that appeal to the appeUte P\l.lt(\~&i~~t ~ JtorthY 9Qt From lim to 1830 the expedi . In ifle ldlolfib( arUcle, Ule 3IAd : Clf OOiance ln..lhl. 4ally raUona. 11upply of mlnera.l salt,;, protein&. probablllt.y are much more Import.· teJitl(,a.. 18:ht b6t.ltutl t By JAMa) R. CO!\ .iOR JR tlollll.l'Y cu itl ol th Mute Qf • •trtrs or taaa &o tbe Haden 1 r • . lat.l and vltamln~tB- to live U:le bodY •nt to lhe bu1ld1n1 or wood healf.h. _.J ___ .J ns or Ted 1. N. B. Sta.fl Conespondent reached TIM: DaWr 'D'iiMiu, "Aiile'" • · 1 All fooda certain qtw.llUeli ltl needed rep@lrlnc afl.d rt!IYl&tiJll· l!ach day·a. me:tu lru,:lude Jerl'V Johpaon Norwegia. h Chlcago Nov , 24---unP. at l.he lead dented 'll,wnber of upedttall in GovPm. famou pbJIIe-~1 t.niaer l, wtycb.. ~"' ~ ~o~ ~Uill"W fuel. t aeneroull l!Upply of mlll, areen Nov .aS li.tiday NGY 27 la'h~ knocked' t 1 n envy en 1,1.1. the world exploration IUld wld~:ly scattered ter,.ltoriell nulj:loi I a.n d d\1't.dl.rf ctf ~eOi..C!flU 01""'- .e<:flB.WJlp~lm lt ll important t.o Wh•n the diet Ia poody bahuced vecetables, rresh frult.a., and .cere• ' • (5). ou J m Darcy, p10ud oi the record of its dlscovel'- from equa.torl&l to sonea w1Ul fw.t.UJ In N,w Mn (II. tf.ia\ Ulef muat be taken 1n - th•t Ul. when all the food . ele- ala. loods are Tony CarAiUano, New York light 1c~. The Fleld hlu.seLLJn or N&tW'Ill a wide diversity of objeetln~,: were ' ffw Lilrnple I'Uie5 for h.,JUl 'llulld- J.tu! pt_OPef and in cor- menti are not oont.ained In our lor bone and mU~Cle butlding , for at • weight, knocked out Jackie Go ld- Hl.slmy .IS facing th<! h1ture w!Lh conducted. AbyssiniA, Africa, Bra- In,.. . " f{'f..£ ~bSn&Uon llith ether loocb. (dally mewla--t,h{! scrcaUed "den- ~p11.lrtnr the wrJte which Ia eon.-... 'if-V tarb, New York 14). unce na.tn platu for t he expeditiOIU ~il. Peru . Madaaascar, t.he North 1 By ~.A.\\m ll(cOO\fl:R,N . We could aot exlat aolel:y U(Xlli II. 1 elency dl&ea.MOB,'' ruult , Rl cKeU, 5ta.ntly goln~ on In the hody and Shoppe. Hale Brown, New YOI'k light beca.u:se or the economic s1l:uatlon. A:rublan deaen. land 1..nd water anu 1w .rlll.£11 xclu&lvely for and copy- --heavywelgllt, defeated Primo UbalTo lhe uninit.iated. the magnift- und~rsca e.~tpedltiona \\"ere only a. nghL by l~atern•Uout Newt! Ber1111u1 PI IIIUII"UiallUIIIIII 11 m•m• 111 1 IIIIIIIIIIUIIIIDIII 111111111:111111:1111 . . U- Jlmmy <Ill • .1*,-IIDIU.!iNhUMII.IIDUUUU.IIIJ'~. M:IIUJP,UI.'IWUtlt••''''U~IIfUI,.,.I~IU,.t •.lll,llt 1'11!-.!II!'IIIJ!!II!IIIl'!!l~ill!IIJI!IIl . . v ~-' I <.' ' �• • ·. .. ( .. _ ·- _ .... 1 :.~-..'!. ..' t.'.: . KO~ "'· ~• SOCIETY JIBITIKO Tbe Home Yillionary IOCietJ cl Stfapeon church bad a ~ meetma at the home ot Yn. Elmer Windon on Union Ave., lllonc2&l ~ I ~.o whale oil Wf'r~ tor aoa p ma.klngand the nuwuftu:ture of lubrl nnta, but Ml»i LoJs Van BareD-tile llft'- i acnaUtJ l(ltl wtlb. a sm:lle that woo't t!BIU! ofl. Mllili Van Buren a &he l!Cinduclrrn Q1Wftl1 :.:4'he omcers of the Sugar Hun po thal makes the KhJthm Q1111!1U1 a btl where enr &bey appear and ~ Mlll and the Pomeroy Cet Block Company were brokt>n ~d attempts were made to k ihe safes In each , Monday I. • ,... .,8mp1oyeea of the two companle:; Ute audk-nce beatnr tor roore. Tbll II one ol the beat a&lraetions Of &k IUIOn. Eieetrlt Thea~tre WednCidaJ Ollly. lea.\'f!ll; ~ Jl'ltrcovered the ~ay morning attempted an-I or f.he Rb;ptbm Gl"Chtitri. and .,.. Ute tem- Try Tbe THANKSGIVING or SUNDAY Lunc:h or Dbiner ---.tT--· ELMHURST TAIVERN 2 Coune 75c: 3 Course $1.00 Chicken or Turkey a FULL LEASED JAPANESE TO Tftl~N~:T~~T o~~~~ PHESfNT OUTlOOKI TO DRIVE CHINESE ~g~::~~:~r:ti;i~~iMOST ~HHRING, .,~,easonalwa,mw•·•tn••·l cnvEHNOR ~~ 1 y~ SOUTH Of se.lS:~n ! .J ft . il Chinne Marshal Gather· iq Remnanb Of ,·Army Toaether durtna thl! l anow tf the 10'8.!. for today ty wea~he1 who 1a.1d Lhat heelwo'ula follow expected to drop to 28 dqrees. u.~ TO RESIST ATTACK roothall &:ltlflff Tracy and deputies who lEec:Uately :started an lnvestlgo.- S e ,thief or thieves had gained !,'rltr41nce to Ule nour mill office llliSugh a basement window nnd """' RO!l(> directly to thE' nfJicc. Acl!f'BI to the ot!lcP of the P 111Y!t·nv 'Oiment Black Compan.v "'as mllde Annual Thanks~rivina Game MIDDLEPORT HIGH SCHOOL -·-··-v··-...,.,-..,.,..-,.~ Ys POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL Tbunday, November 26, 2 P. M. Middleport Hi1h School Field M>j\!ISSION Students SOc; Adults SOe Thanksgiving NON ~SU PPORT ALLEGED ADVANCE TICKET SALE; Tkke&s on •le Taesda:r aad WedDHday at SmU.b CloVIIq' Store, Mlddlepori, New 'Yo'rk Clotblq lloase, Pomeroy. SPECIALS the I'Wib at the ll1lf JOIII' licllets DOW IUid &YOld pte. .BAKERS In prt:\'.10\lB beenUqutd.a.te uncommon to two IN MIDDLEPORT. 6Sc ~~~~T:~ ~~~~·c.~~~.~.... ISc M~~~a~:~~·-~~n~.S~c~ ..... .. J9c SA~~~~~~~~~~~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29C PI~r~~Pc~ .. .. .. .. . . .. . .. . lSc ' ·Ga;~:~~ D_•:.G~~~~~ ~~~- ........ 25c SWEET POTATOES llc 5 Pounds ... ... : ............ . SODA CRACKERS fresh, crisp 25c 2 Pound Box .... . ...... . . . ~:~~~~~~ -~~~~.~ -~0-FF~~-. . . OLEO, for Cooking or Tab!.~ Use, 2' Pounc!H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25C Ire or ore More New Merchandise at Sensational Prices. We Have Plenty Of Nice Beef and Pork ID Middleport. LE WITH EACH ARTICLE PURCHASED WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, WE WILL GIVE Double Stamps The Store For Men and Boya I ~~jl$.1;;~~-; "~:tto·~··:5~~l!~ $1.00 JE~~kages .... .... .. ... ... .. 25<: DE~g~0c!~~- ............... 29c pul!.~!Wo. 3 can . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1Oc or iii:.;::~•::::: number or liquidations In stab tor this month Ia only and that 'one of those banks Is to be reopened. about Lhe bu.nk~. o~u~~RS: -~rg_e_ St~nr~~~~c~. . . . . . Baker's an Otllo bank dllly, It was poln~.ed out. The 10venwr added that. the For That Thankagiving Feast We Have Some Very Fine Dressed Poultry • hasn't been Binee Nov. 1:1," the IJOVCr~ nor said he was t.old by b&nldna ttepartment omcials. ~- AT--- O UR Many Customers Sa.t\lrday, were glad to '~Cash In" on our Opportunity Sale that we were forced to wire for more Rotady-to-Weat, [Ladies' and Children's Coats and Dresses,] 1\lillinerv ' and Silk Hosiery. ,.· We also have bought Linens, [Cloth& and Sets] Kid Glo~es, Hand Bags, Silk Ungerie and Handkel"' chiefs. Expect it in not later than Wednesday, November 25th. , IQ \IJEATHER· t'Y Oenemlly fair ' and colder day fatr and oon\lnued cold. Wett Vlrg1nia- Palr and colder flUI 25, IH31 records • • • r!e.!l In rnountalna tonlcht. Tll,un~r WIRE OF INTERNATIO NAL NEWS SERVICE thett summoned • 'l •• t.. 1'1•- tbe M• .._, --~--· Plac:ea; Lit· tie Taken I !r, CJ II eonwlaolba. Slle II OM ol &J.a Bhythm Queat. Elec&rlcl .Willla.ea- used throughout J.;qroptaD countries. especially lo t11e manufacture 01 lord subMtltute,, uad the production ot IUt'h edible fall Ill maraarine. B~ ,..,en •• ................"" .... lmpro-.emeott In reftotnK procel84!1 l~ave l'eflulted In the ellmJoe.tlon ot the nsh;p tutt. 11> that It 11 wldeb Same Parties Probably ''"'~D L ''~9~'.J READERS NOTICE-If :rou w ...t Olice 'o l The Dall:r T......... eall ~L1 If t ... BuaiaMa OIJice ask ,.,.. 302-R. LMlleFkm~ofU..IIeli Glrl fnuiopd Orlgtnnll)' the prlu<'lpal Ul!et or U . ... s .. d ll _ _ __ ________ evenlnl.~ - 1" ,.q ,:.i.& T£ dl(,4 C"f . • 'l'UBSDAY, In I ·~ I •v lr~RM BURUU fHERUION ., ~~MENOMENT TO f~RM BOAR~ t ~AH EOU~lllHWN fEE � 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 24, 1931 duffy feather goings ohlinger pescatore ruckman snow swisher