https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b3209e157bd69ea8904ea62962df0350.pdf 8cf7fce61aecd2a7e6ae8625ab440049 PDF Text Text ,' • • ' ' • . 'RL\Dql' NO'I'le&- If , ... ~ tile ..._ Oil•' of Tloe Dial)< :r•e.....,U.J..fw.... .,_II IH-!.1 If the lndamoi . UIEAT)U:R FORECAST..- n Okiacl. &101 much - . •' -.till - . - ATION AL NEWS !Ul:RVIQE ·I • , ,. Gfl 'LOWE.H ·•. I ·~ - ' ' Wet Ao Hun• dreda Cheer H~MONY ' A. TWICE .YEARLY -IYINT Jr..o.--,•.. a'HbrNu c .. • Now Combined With Our 60th Annivenary Ma~ea This the Grea!est S~lling Eve~t in Our 60 Y~ara of Servi~e- to the People .of -This Com"w,Uty.. Turning L~_ole This F~~ BiJ Stock of Pt1en's and·.Boy&' Clothing and F:urnishings at Sensational Savings-Don't MisSlt. · ' THRII ., Store Closed .AlfDay FRIDAY, JAN. 15 tt;»arrang(_itock .and mark down prices. I '. Mea-ts • $14 ... ~~ ' '•l,t • ,;·. .•' ' •.L · . Sold ;·u~ to $15 . . . . ' . Sold \lp to $4 ' or Unlinetl ' ' • ·~ Men'o Hooe 9e KNICitERS ·!i Sold up' to$2 1.. ' .i .~"·' . &· "j '~ ; ' $12.95 ' ' . $3.65 ·w~ or Cord\aroy Sold up to $8 · $1.85 ,i! Sold up to $3 . " 1 SHIRTS .,.oy Blue-plfln and .. ' paltemo ):i ' H..,-, ..1 wool, · ollponr or. ! coat otyl!;~ ' . · ' f101c1 . 5":,/•: ."~· K ~~ I Sold~totl . \ ., ! .Y'. ; . ' ' "' Sold At $4.00 Sol~ ,UP 16 $20 .. , . , LONG .TrtOUS~ . ' S2.&S . FineolSUlt.-;...Sizeo 13 to .18 ' !f¥~Y Rib'rf~ ~o 14 :. ' ' ~EN'S TR00SERS PERF£Cf10N BMAND . IJQY'S QNI()N -~JilTS , ,, I .$9.95 · . . . . ~~~ '-£,to $~5 · ' ·• I • . . '49e ' ' . ' S4.4s ~ ·. ~·~us: ,$10.00 • ••• ,.fbi~ Sale ··.JlUJ yi;~ Wbi~ ·.for .Beat S61eetioba. · t: ·SAYS "IF HITLElt COMES OPINION IN GERMANY ~. ' • ' \ ' ,$ ' >" ! I 59c WORK PANTS ALL ~1.15 SALES ~UCflONS ·~-. UNED ·g».~. 1 ., OF . CASH ALL THRU THE STORE EQUALLY ' . Held In Greenup . . ''\. ' Largest Savings are.. ter Needs WORK SHIRTS Auto Brand ~ \ - ' .r . . ' ..• . · · t-sof ·'' · $1.'15 . \. • PRICEs , - " . With tWo!Jcinl ~~. anCI · ,.,.t-..sb:e, ·~~· ~ 1a·. · LJ:ATHER and ' LEiil'HEI\ETIE COATS Wool or Corduroy Si.45 !~ .. ' . . IJPY'S sun:~ , ...,.. otyle $1.95 ., : ' ' ;·) Heavy all wool, coat or SJip-oy~r ' • GREATLY R~DUCED $.8.95 : ' , . MEN'S GLOVES Sold at SOc : '. SOld at $4 ~. p· ~ • at · · Pe~feeticln ·B~nd . Qu~t~lity SUitol A~o 8 to 14 ~ l, 29c ·~¥ · '· S2 · '65· . ·-; / ' I, .• ! SWEATERS . MEN'S HOSE '•.f ,Was·a~ Better I EVERYTH.Nfy . BOYS TO W,EAR . • $4.95 Sold •at $1.50 Lined ; .- With two knicken and'Yeot · Ageo 6.to 13 ' 95c '1 ' ,, . . I '· l '' ' ' a.rn.w . •,r. . , .••• at to US Sold up •t !) $7.'75 ·. ol '. Save 0~ Btl~' :· l ' ,.. !:!">''18.. ' Wiloon BI'Qo., Fine Quality COIIaro attached . . or neekband usl' n:SO -·· ~IM > BOY'S SUITS Sold . · llltemo- ·am ~~1!'0...111.11' ,• ...., Th~r~. ·Never • fttr SOld up to1JS · . w.-.. ....un. ' ·~ PREVAILS · f~V ., 'rii!lr• ., ., ort.tory wbtelt ! "LuiiFBefore. ''• ,.... •• Sold up lo $1.50 '$IJS .. '·' .. they SOld ·a; to SIS 79c - . SAVE' ' MONEY .,. • MEN'S SHI~TS White., Blueo, and Tana ' ' .. ' ~ ,. ' 1&-'-ih~ ~· J ... l,lnusual ' ---:-r- . Altaeked For Alleged ' Short Comin1• · . ~ Pai.nted Blao;k B1 Witneuet . . TCROUPS 01' ' . . ·• Litt.le Tettimon;,: Ia Given Otber Than Would' ~"'$E · peeled From Source Derived~ W arc!en •li •.;. · ' .. AS LARGE " I I ' " �• •• ~ 't" ' l Maybe ~'Ql iiJ' .l!luo '> Wronr· p, ~ I I t'llll· JQI!JI ... .f ;,., ~1 . "' J ~ 'J- riJIII.I~Q COIIP&NY ~ fl .,,4~·-0hlll ' J '*"" ... I ~ Ia!-'!!'! Clr,tui&Uoll lk_ft; c.u .... ""'~ ""'~~... . ~ . "'TIC!W.AL 'U,~~o ~~ffi'ATIV~.! J. r... ~~ll&tlon .t. . ' J . !<>" •-ft "''~ . . ~. ! !)<>:-- ·" t York onol· Oblao&o ... "' •,J ·New Spring 1932 ) '• .. ~- are to have ¥Dt·elalm be In har.nony wltb lmll') ~ Dresse$, :Coats and Suits in Y~sterday ... : .,......-- . .' 1ill} f . i!' - 1-.11 ..'old and cnYifll 1:46, "NEVER.l4AN • ' from New York At Come and·See. ' '' ' ' ·- '" ., • d. •l •• OlFmy . 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'rhe " ' ·' • fa~f who ~ommitted the ·~t which he ~as since r~lfi~n~~:~!ft~~~~~~~. eontell8ed~. eap _and .. should 1>• placed on . tile• ·i~~!~~li%~ · ·yea, ', even . ·ltlgher than Abraham, who w !lriii'Ullni the .qu.estion, was ready to sacrifice his son bajjse he ~houiht'God wanted 'him to do so. •This "fathcr willinlr' l:o aid his son because he knew what the poor fapel!• wer.e he to go on throug~ life in' ~is condition, w!jat might h•ppen to him, should reinov~ the Joving f*~~er from the position carjng for hjm. ~~;~~!~) ~"oufil. be com111en4~d fqr the gre~t love '' th~ •Jeel nerve, t~e great s~cri6ce 1gne bit of censu1rr,:• u~::·~;::• Of c "'''"f~~··~~:~:l[~~~ ~- ' ' 11;;;h; OMETI)fE LAST week a father confelllled to the crhne of \&king the· life of his invalid bab¥ son who was so Jackinl' mentally, that.he had no chance to go through in any other man'ner tl!an that of one devoid of all re••son. The father, blj>i>alrilr Jhe case, ~is heart full of love lind at the •a'l'!i.tiine gr(ef for his beloved baby, finallv · ~oftlmitted th<t~a\lal.ac(and lot rrearl,Y ·two years kept the deed a aecreti' .H-is' conRience, hoWever,- refused to kdep qufet ·longer >!ll\f>lill: ftl'llill~- made a clean breast of the tire 'aorrowfulfaft'!iir: -~ . · · · _,. • ' The facf!t'i.'lt .\1~ 1\'li.~- l!<infeased wben there had been no taint of aW!Piclori.' direeted,t<J.w~r<I him, shows the ch•r: ac~er of the nian. Ce~ainly ~here io. .!. distinction between ~~,;,~:· ~ommlttini .mu•der in a case such as this and those eases '\:here killi~g 'i• done f~r the mere .lust of killing. also the hooil Book says, Thou shalt not kill, but just certamly are other truths to be faced in this world . ' '!:'h!~e!;;i)b[;,. <I '• ,' ' ) }y I, .;..(~' ' ~ ~ ·~ . ' I �• •• ~ 't" ' l Maybe ~'Ql iiJ' .l!luo '> Wronr· p, ~ I I t'llll· JQI!JI ... .f ;,., ~1 . "' J ~ 'J- riJIII.I~Q COIIP&NY ~ fl .,,4~·-0hlll ' J '*"" ... I ~ Ia!-'!!'! Clr,tui&Uoll lk_ft; c.u .... ""'~ ""'~~... . ~ . "'TIC!W.AL 'U,~~o ~~ffi'ATIV~.! J. r... ~~ll&tlon .t. . ' J . !<>" •-ft "''~ . . ~. ! !)<>:-- ·" t York onol· Oblao&o ... "' •,J ·New Spring 1932 ) '• .. ~- are to have ¥Dt·elalm be In har.nony wltb lmll') ~ Dresse$, :Coats and Suits in Y~sterday ... : .,......-- . .' 1ill} f . i!' - 1-.11 ..'old and cnYifll 1:46, "NEVER.l4AN • ' from New York At Come and·See. ' '' ' ' ·- '" ., • d. •l •• OlFmy . 'I 2.1.1,. ; ' ---AN ACT OF MERCY · S ' • \ t>l ,• ' "-"'l rt A ""' "" · ," , ,r1 :j ,. nver .. 'rhe " ' ·' • fa~f who ~ommitted the ·~t which he ~as since r~lfi~n~~:~!ft~~~~~~~. eontell8ed~. eap _and .. should 1>• placed on . tile• ·i~~!~~li%~ · ·yea, ', even . ·ltlgher than Abraham, who w !lriii'Ullni the .qu.estion, was ready to sacrifice his son bajjse he ~houiht'God wanted 'him to do so. •This "fathcr willinlr' l:o aid his son because he knew what the poor fapel!• wer.e he to go on throug~ life in' ~is condition, w!jat might h•ppen to him, should reinov~ the Joving f*~~er from the position carjng for hjm. ~~;~~!~) ~"oufil. be com111en4~d fqr the gre~t love '' th~ •Jeel nerve, t~e great s~cri6ce 1gne bit of censu1rr,:• u~::·~;::• Of c "'''"f~~··~~:~:l[~~~ ~- ' ' 11;;;h; OMETI)fE LAST week a father confelllled to the crhne of \&king the· life of his invalid bab¥ son who was so Jackinl' mentally, that.he had no chance to go through in any other man'ner tl!an that of one devoid of all re••son. 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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 January 15, 1932 dennlinger kiss klingensmith mcguire mcintosh mudrich sauvage schrieber zetstle