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Devds at 3 45 P M Fnday ' WEATHER FORECAST-. • Ohio P'lllr r.onirht. •nd pDII91bJy llcht ru, t tu SQuth portiCin J?rldQ.f ~rctli!Jnt iVUdh t~>~'~ wtth rilinl tempuaturea. ; FULL No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels It you wish to be permanentlY re llevcd of IIOS lo .,t.omach and bmre.IB take Baalmann sou Tablets wbkh. are prepared es.peellilly for 11lomleh p.s and aU Ute bad effects ret~ull.in,ll froM p.11 preMure That empty ill&winl feeUDf at the pit ol the atornaeb will dt.Jappear that am:toUI nervous fee~ with heart palpitt.tlon will v&ft:llh.and yau will apJn be able to fAke a deep tnath without cU&eomfort Tha.t drowsy &leepy feelln8' &fter dinner will ba reptaaaa by a desire for entertainment BloaUill will tease Your Umb!l arma BJJd ~ e111 will no lonser feel cold and eo H~~~ER TD STAGE ~IG fIGHT nR RE-HE "Fi,htin1 Preoident" Carr7 Campa1p To YoW. INDIANA SPEECH Brandt Democrat' I Attaek A. "Deliberate Faloehood" Cuban Statesman : ~HI 0 Rf~mENT~ : M~f B~RN C~~l I INHf~~ ~r c~ ~ Ao Proleot To lncreaoe Preoent Gao Rateo Cclu nbus 0 ~t 5 INb B the Col1mbu (.:ns at h::t be n boo~:ted from .W to ;;;,~ ct r~ r by the PubUc Ut ilities Cornml"!'lcu I thou&ands of 1e~ dents a I t9lli € f 0UN G WOMEN :HflD IN rnm~N :or~AMIH Pl~T CliMAX IN "Queen of (rapes'.. f~RK MAYIR~tn HNGlL NURIN~ 1Purchaoed Explo11ve Free Broth era In Ohto Expected Sh.;Qid Walker R-Ive < Ncm~ination Oetrl)ll Oct Michigan state prtso 1 guards were Involved today In the fantaat.ic plot two long term prlaonen; to blnat their way out of the penitentiary ELECTION MAY Not Be Held Until Legal AdVtaoro Report to s~ep becduse Baabnann s Gila Tatle\8 prevent gas from lnterfer lng with the elreull.tlOn oet the aenulne In thll yellow pac)r:age at good drUB .11tore Prlce tl 41· ways on hand o.t Ebersba<:h Pharm- an)' acy Adv TODAY I "CHARLIE CHANS CHANCE" Marion Nb:on Comedy "Shake A LeiJ" Oci U 'J "THE PURCHASE PRICE" Barbara Stanwrck Gto Breai • Comedy "MoviniJ In'! committee or GaliiPQilf {'!fl ~~eleeted. to cvopcrotc wUh a eommltttr 91 Meia'B count.y oitl•ns to a.ppeo t.O the state u:.tl A r.ena has been or ay a iUcl! comml811lon tor a ft!Yis1on N the freliht rates In connecl o wltb the recent revLslon ot h~ Mlaht rates frOm the c ~ ~ ll ll of the Hockln;J Valley Lt has been ,,_,-,..." ' " ' De- liS'rned here ,..T)le commiUee of Oo.!Updls cttl ~s itt ccmoosed of C B Roblu ·~~.0: J Ret aner Stanley Hunt 0 C Inget~ The : •"?;nd"i'' !ccommH.tee IVORY AND GREEN ENA,.LED ROASTING PANS I Is eom B Downing M rkmaad Bon..,., Anoth· f!r March to Cap1tal '\i et.f'd UniOntown Pf Oet commtttt-e- of U)n ~111 c-arry deman& of the 1111.tlonaU Bonus for Immediate c Size 9L by 15V~ mches-2 mches deep for bakmg and makmg Jello-- W A Compton lt wu.s THURSDAY 19e w!I1 a I Uaus:h. d ;l cr lw '\nL wife M "h• gh RAG RUGS Chester 4Ft. by 7Ft H1t and m1•s patte1 n• THURSDAY 69C GREEN GLASS MIXING BOWL SETS '' Bow I• m a set--Rangmg m size fwm a 51j" to a '11/c mch bowl-Smooth f1msh mSJrle md out OBITUARY 1 ,. , • • Carrie Wolf daughter of 0torp and Esther Woll wa .. born uL • I cme Ohio June 7 1860 o.nd de SoliCitors oartodat the me S•'"'""' eeo• :>< 11932 home of her daushter 1II Col urn bus ... "BerUe Welser I Mee, ,,.,.. and 18 ""'~ On 21 1884, she was united I( ' 1ty THURSDAY this Mn j Ncx.t F:nday to Renew f1ght an Lower Gaa Rate C cntroversy T 1 'ln o o~t 5-TNB-Renewr:d activity In the flshL Im lower gas 1u le~ wn nott' I 11 11crthern Ohla todnv ns c 11 \\t!nt out to cit~ s1:1l1 I~ of 26 Ohio munlcipalitJes Ia v tu g I hPn t-0 n " In Columbus F'r ltn k Ihf' p lrJ:tese oJ reopen n q: tl I' !=! ~,. r 1\.t' em I roversy Thf' f' t tn 1he 111Uy made by Sol Ito We Jc I 0 Ills of Lorain o lio ed th en 0\1~1 of the Oolum b• j{lS ~tie ca:<;e from the dockets cf 11 e 011 o P IJHc UtJIIties Corn m 9Slon An attempt will be made at tbe scsn 1 0111 !lid to bring th& \aluatJOJ or ht> Ohio Fuel Gas Coumnm p to date 01 II~ JlOinlcd o 1t that the PIJ'!• ~Pn l gn~ rnt" \\as nx d en a VrJ.ltri.~ Mon ol tl { compa w In 1924 At that t 1 nf' t1 c ~OJJPfl y was the Logan OB.~ ComptJny lnl'illdr I amon~ the Invitation& INn I d \\!'It' theM- '>ent to sollcltors f'f Ash ian l B 1cvrus Marlon At.h· f'n~ Nrwr k W bud f'!Jrstllne fl.llcl Cardh gttn COlumbus 3 monl.h• 39CA SE1 0 Bfpt In marriage to Oeor11e Thompson or Portland Ohio to which umon was born two sons and four daughters In flatly life mother Thomp&m Wllted with the hfethcxUst Eplll copal church of Portland In which ch urch and Sunday HChoolahe faltJt fully wcrked her entire llflll She ttmsht the yGWll girl 11 clas& tor a number ol years Her entire married Ufe w11 apen.t at Portland with the exception or thr !u.s' few years dnrlng which tlms 1he made her home with the 1m r d11Ught.en She iti!.Ve8 to mourn the•r loss her husbond Oeora:e Thompson tlfo sons Roy E of A~lmo Nebr Wilbur H of Omaha Nebr tour dau2:hters Mr8 Mona Weber Ml'l Edith Park Mrs. Vera Howard al• of Columbus Ohio And Mrs Zana L(l.wwlll of Sprln~:rheld Ohio And also sixteen grandchildren one ~t.her Everett Wolf of Canal Winchester one slater Mn. Laura. Wemmer of Sack8011vllle Ohio and a. hoe:t or relatives anfl ftlendll Her life wu one of care and devotion for her ramnyy and church A per.50n or t1ue mother hood &nd friendship her place will be s.lwM s vat'Mont to th e ralll\y and friends 115 Pain Boys Woolen Knickers Part wool, tweed patterns m gray and b10wn-S1zes 6 to 16 years-Mllde with nvmgmg s1de pockets-One hip fJOCket-Whilc they last. THURSDAY J9e a pair METAL KI'{CHEN STOOLS • (All Pictured Above) Strong, stw'dy, well braced, Rubber tippod leg1 - Finlshed m g1 een with stenetled rlecm ahon- ThursdaJ 69e Elberfelils In Pomeroy. • 1~ New York Oet 6-INB-The tu.r moll and confusion of New York cit) 5 mayoralty tangle neared lls cllm~t" today "' A report that former ~Jarne1 J Walke now on the high seu re turning rrom Europe WOIJld . 11n nounce his abandonment of t h1s proposed vl.ndlc.aUon cam~l1n 1'1! electlotl .asined wJde clrcola few hours before the sc:ht> meeting tonta:ht or the Demo nominating convention • while such action If taken :~;~ JOhn undoubtedly free Tammtn)' F Curry sa.Ld to his to W1rner O&rld H It Waner ThW'IdaJ and Frld&J "' i~"''·h~ �.. . • ' .' '. ; •• { ..' 4 • : 't!IVMI)AT, OO'l'OIID •• ltlll Ttrt!RIU>AY, OOTOIIEB 8, IHl . One..A.1alnst an Empire ' If • ' ' cR~•·t • -- NATlONAL :!!~~-~~C. Prealdent ... ... .. . ...... , . . . . . . . .. Herbert Hoover · Vice-President . .. . . . .. .. . . . .. .. .. . . . Charles Curtis lbe-~':'::; s. Senator . ..... .. ...... . ... .. ... Gilbert BeUmap ev-~~~ ~g::~::::::~:.l~O~t=h•r~D~istrlet ... . ... . Thol)las A. Jenkin• • , Georl(e H. Bender, L. T. Palmer ~.....~ Carpeta, - " " " ""' "' =.,rr,:::,_;~ ~~~:~~· G~~~r~-o~ · : : : : : : : : .. : .. .. . .. David S. lnpll& . . . . . . Lee B. Palmer -Letm t FaDa Senator . . • clatWc;. He wu a member or Uti! Muonle Lodce of OlnclnnaU ---- G ' i "¢• COUNTY &nd J R · tati Tom W. o .a:s. epresen ve · · · · · · · · · · · · · ' · · · · ' . . · B B· l I'W\eral were u tolknrt: Mra. U1a County CommissioneN . .. Arthur Beegle, A. · .~n.J 1• ; Noll. Mr. ••• ""· Robert Nol~ Proseeuting Altorney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cedr• - Cia II Mr and Mra. Ben Vauehn ol Cln· John Sp 1 rrs cirmatt, Mn . ••111~!''! Clerk cr; Courts .......... · · · · · · · · · · · · · Wasner, iSJoeJiff ...... . .... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • A. 0. T~ae~ WIWe County ~corder . . ....... , . . . . . . Geo. A. Mein ar R G. -Webster County 'r reaourer ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· · ·· ··· · d · 1 IKm T~teo ore Beeg e Powell and 110n ~~~~I Cou~ty Surveyor · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Ben H. Ewing wood, Mn. Besate Coroner ... . ........ · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·~· :::-;c.::-:-;;:-c::::;::;;;~. ton, Mn. Rebecca .-:-: One Word Led ,_.,o Anothe•· I ~ ~~~~~of~~· war- OottJias and hippo& th.,.l.a-' siorlous trainload bi,_&amc annoycn rlght. lnto ~tr.l.l Station &t Boyo·Bo)'O. only trouble wlth shootini the exceea bt\aaat.. I _.___ ' ·Show lofelllctr Weuuaeu; 1 Firit' ~aiU• O.lile 1 For Jackett ~c! ~=~~-0~~~ Hor· Mi.:,~·8)(rs. ~ wmt& and ~ c~~:o:fm!ta::T~~s::S~r• Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Garlock and ~~ thed 14'!dal ~~~'::;'at- Parlnte stevens and Mrs. Pfar~of da111hter of Kartetta, Mt. and no:a . an •.- · · Middleport viatt.ed relative~~ ltere &.mday evenlni. Sun ayNo Rothseb wtll entertain the Ladles Atd Thqrsday Oct. 6th wltJ\1 an: ~ day meetlnB at Ule home Of !ttfts Rupe, everyone come and help with tb.~ qHuUIDeL.ancy ""<lr.eer on tbe .. · ' U. 8 "Scott" at Clarinston, 9·· soent tho week t ..d \'lith hill tam ~ 1ly, -- Kyger 1 and Mr•. UVER 81~£:~ . r te viBited her altiter a:arlcs at. Old Kyger Lawrence Hen&OD are d 1 e 8 ,_.\tey S1mml hai cinpJoydl.eoL work. • at the 0 H E. beflnnln& Monday. Mn. Roy Rupe ana 'Mrs. C. E. .t{yrer 'bail taam woo two rames =b· Kyoer ~ Poplar Kyger 13 Little Kv~ ' , 3 ger~~oius Searle& and family rno\!etl from Poplar Rtdge to Rutland Mon. day J.U.s Nonna Wildman passed away Tuesday morntn~ at the home of her parents, Mr. an1 Ml'l>. John Wlldma.n en Jtsse Cree.\1: C::!le leaveiS un~ small chlldren :CC:~ • UP D~R WAKE d 5 cn!"~d ~bt!ftt~e.~~ • !!:d y-~~Pan~ Din tb P Y WITHOUT CALOIEL '" '· "' ~ Sec Wint1cw Di1play at Ratlthurna. C u t e F a 11 :er :.£m••••[ Dreue:s and the h e W e • t Ntt:k,.earanol ~c•. Mr.' lmd Mr~. h. M. Harding and M.r~ . C. R. Comer were at OJ&rence Mr and You do your ehoottna otr the rear Shields and daughter at.ter.ded the ' speeCI R.head. . DidWith k ' ' ~t Year . ~ry poorly 8be waa taken t.o tbf' 1 W{!e~ end Wtth!W.G~]JJ~~~latl~Mane or bet IIOil Jlm PolndeX\er ot R:n&tt!;~ thee ;UDe~l ~f Mel Mrs John Burnell McDade, Mr plaUor:m. If you set Jrla:htened , a. chummy python yOu. diDI bell rope for l\ clear tract a.nd May Spripl St.::" ,J p HARD ' S~RtMM~CES al.tended t.he wert emr with Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Kelsllna. Mra. Anon. Craw!wd whose Ulneu wu mentioned laat week is slowly Improving Mrs. Bertha Mcuade wllo ... laltln d! I 1 Col~ r:d:~~"tt'~ tZn':y~ Mr. and Mre Carl BrDial ot Ravenswood v111ted Sunday wlth Mr. and Mrs, H. C. Alexander Mrs: Pred Glbba and two chUdrr:n of pt, Pleasant are vl&itll\il' Mr. and Mrs. Ployd Norris and Mr. and Mrs James stewart. Mr and Mrli. 0 E. Roush, Mr and Mn. AJ!h.ur Roush and ran1· ily, M'r and Mrs Wa.Jter Roush and family, )llr. and Mrs. Earl Roush &nd daughter, Mr. and Mts Walter 8 . thM Ltlonard KeJaltna: ot Akron apent tended the revival at veuowtown ,.,.ou ; . .. .. . - . · - · · · · · · · Muoatc Lodle ot Radne. Tholle from a dlltmce THE SILENCE 1 OVERNOR ROOSEVELT in making his speedy trip ac:ross the continent in his etro-• ~ to eorral votes 1 !lnough to insure his election for the presidency of the U.Uted States, ilao made a number of speeehes. In all of t~em, as might be naturally supposed, he has found fault with the 1\ep.ublican party's manner of conducting the blil!ineSB ofthe nation and he has singled out Mr, Hoover artielarly in his tirades. However, it should be noted and emphasized that Roosevelt in all of his speeches, studiout~lf avoided 11k1inr any statement as to how he would better the rcon. Especially has this been true of the ilonua Anay f'stion Mr. Roo•evelt has bfnt his every elfort in lqittg , .1 the soldier vote by lambastin15 Mr. Hoover and Republican party with regard to the way the Bonus ~~::~~:;~ were tr~ated in Washington and Mr. ' ltooVet's 1J to a paymt!nt of a War BonuS at this time~ Before the many, many voters who are dlsaruJttled in country because of uunusual condition11. throW IQeJBce to ~rl untried man, they ohould have 'him explain ' where he stands on such questions as the Bonus. •'With the liquor question and other.s of supr•me import.. to aU voters of the land, Mr. Roo<~velt •Ide-steps 0 · • ..·-· turn until as was the case in the wet and dry bat. By Artbur ..~u1•" Baer he has no place to flee. It ~hould be rememberd by ail at ail times, that it ~=======:== r,ot require wisdom. unusual brilliancy or much com· " 1:;• )'OU that picture, sense to find fault without offering constructive critBack hhaust.ed", there'e The man whom the country wantd, is the man who lni'"'" why you cannot star youra big cat ftght. ' ideaH of his own and is willing to brave the wrath of opinioh iu putting those ideas into operation. To want to a:o to Afrlca and ~:.i;,.~~'~; atrocltl.ea }OUJ' wa.y haalf,;':;:•~,:;~• the record o£ Mr. Roosevelt. does not recommend him neat and palatial. ,-;)iip~ - of State . . , , ..... .. . , . , .. Georl(e C. B;:'dcn Auditor ..... . . .... , .. . , . . . . . . . Joseph racy Treasurer . ~ . .. . . . .. . .. • i , • • • • • • )larrY 6- Dux Gener*'l . . _... _... . . .. . . ... Jchn B. Dricker . John A. Li.l;d eo~~~·.!':!'.,:."•.\ brier ruhH\1 lti'Yk. wu hekl ThundaJ at 2 p. m. at $be br:me of trll parenta .Yr. and ~ 8unucl Moll wU.h. BeT. J . D ...... oat... ,HY ~<I £4~..,1. Tnat: ' H Wall.. Et•· STATE birt~ay dinner at the home Of Mr and Mra P. A. Hinkle at Union W. Va.• Sunday. R~. J. D. Law at~nde~ dilltrtct conference at Pomeroy Prl.day. Casile John110n Of Plante Q\lllng on Mr. and MR. >«<>k•bu•d /olmoonns.!"'_d~y Mr. ThOmas Rolllaa with htelr d&llfht.er N:r. 3nd Mrs. 0 A. o~pljanl ~ Mat~ or ~lrbl •11k ' atockd&le !lev. 1u rolt. . much is laid on tho •uNect, l!r 'on attempts are made to lmpfe"" the · ·' public with the nec ...ity of r.areful driving, the world goes on juot the same, oblivious tp but their own amusement and plBasure, ••1rar. • • outcome. Thrfo.Year Marital Voyage of ·Ruth Elder With Walter Whl~e accidents are noted on every Qt\Y of the year, ' Cainp to Suffer F'ate of ~lyer•e Two Previoua great toll is recorded on holidays und Suqd&}'ll. this,' 1 n_h_•r_•_•_o:n:R:l:e:n::o-R_ee_r_.______...J :er•ePtle occurring for two reasons. Flrl!lt ther~ are more \1 the highways on these days an<l oeoond *o•e who · o~t driving, are out for pleasu~e and se)dom ~ve the ot rtriving the attention that is given to It during the when moAt carR are driven for bq11ineU P4l'P'l&e.,. and hol~ays, the e.ars Rre nearlY al~ays fill~ .. ckere, having a hUariPJ111 lime and •• re&ult, Wl'ecks and crashes occur thtlt in the mRof CI!Bes, could h•ve been prevented with a ltttit Cflre. If our citizens were being taken off by the thf'U~•nflg iYllfy mpnth of every year, by some plarue and little at· w•• poid to It by the medical authoritie•, It I• a of wonde1' ju0t what the rank and Ole of A1nerican .en••hip would · do in the way of v•·,,tectlnl( tile terublo R Ladybird's Third omance * L-------·/_e__ , .Y., I • • • ., It means a deiUKe of wild actmals thl.& winter and great $ound Mrs Allee Kulm ilrJI.d Mra ~fleets Tl'l!!tc Is very little differ- ~1ler ol HuQUngton spent,_ -•.-cc:.; 0 ence betw!'len the &cream or the bt the ~ut weet wtth morose panther and the whistle ot DlcJr:lw~Cn and Mn. L. a :~waybo.cked engine Mr. and ~- Milton Bulavllle, Ml'. and Mrs. Phena Pun's fun until It a:eta serious. ~lazer and children of Oheshli"J, And the only dat11cr you run in .. r. and Mr&. Ed Thomt:son and tt·acklng tht vicious JUI11Cle cat to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rupe were the hili lair 1s or falling ou!. of an upper tJ,unda.y dlnoer 1uesU.: of Mr. and. berth. 141'8. John MHllron. Loll Marie Berry attending ' We ll• 1~ nd ro take the Ptilbnanlz- AtheWI university spent the w~k ed route to the 1rcat out.dOOI'I ~hls end with her parent~~, Mr. and ..rs. winter, IM'med W\th a new wide! IUl"' J. H. Berry. ale doUar ea.mcra. a. bow &1'4d arrow Mrs. L. L. Plaher and and. that noble frlehd In Mra. M. J. Watson spent th~ 11turdy rpqn.d trip ticket. wlUl Mr. &nd Mrs. L. H. Nelson father w. H. Rf)'noldB. Wllll!en Rupe spent SUnday with Jtme E. and Raar,vmah Rothgeb Mr. and Mra. D. D. ltouah and two daua:hters of Middleport spent Sunday wtth thelr parents, Mr. and Mn. J. R. SwL&her. Mra. D. A. Poindexter rema.lns •••••••:r••············· - - - ·, and tht~~lt:~:t~,. •.. ~cturea ~ ~ will ~-~ii:l'.,h~;)'d~:l!l'lZ!II ;o of the wm !'•" Tile ,irat prize will be a of tiae'aeCI!Ilil 'prlze one·half bar• ~i~er Belllctanaaa Flour; and ••·· be 5 poundo of our sood Din· ner . St~nto• Coffee. You' may be one of ·IJ!,. 'wiu11en. We \yUI have a nu!llber of very Special Value• f!'l' thlo openlns; don't min them. NM•rnNo.Markets lac. 7, U4 Main Store SL, JOHN HrrE, Mil'. ' ' • • • • I!. I I ;f I J::l I Ill. J. J: J:J.lllllriWYTlll(lUI:IWliii'IJr::l:l[ Jr ::IT:I lp our motor death rate, however, we htt.\'e even " o!tuatjon in lhMt oftlc!als everywhere, al'e ~oins ··~-•- power to re!lle~y the situation ~ut are r•eeJv. one bit of co-operation by the autoPiobile driving All Day J.clday ' only are there Instances of ·carole.o drivlnr at on all highway•, t~ere j, in oddltlon, the eojQ311Y h•blt of parking ip most danrerous places whatever for the other fellow and att• a re•ul~ 1ecident8 are caused in ·this manner, other drivers innocent. victims. ~::~~h~~-t;c;~ause for the continued upward trand of 1; fact that Instead of stre.. jng safety, all are emph88izln11 speed. Even th~ lpwest today. being able to ouldislanoo the higho•t of il!llll than a deeaae &Jo, ~~~~ I~ ~Pife evep thep, were c~pa~l~ ol trllwl!!"~ ape'd th*n It! compataple wiW . ~q~t~R· ' lt. come but at the pre~ent It Siljl'!l~ ~ · '!~Jill lictv~ · ab· : · • t~£e: ' , in. ' /''\.~".r,../"":.;~Jj;..~~?:-¥1-~'\;)ifll;l ~I ',.,:,.*"llf~~~~~'¥1 • < ' ", ' ' \-"';;<' They are not present in it;d~ies ,u . • , t he mll<*tSI Clgatttte • you ever smoked W E -buy the li~, th~ very finest tobaccos in all the wor~- but that docs not explain why folks . everywhere regard Lucky_ Strike as the mildest ~-· 'UJeJll.:t il,' we ' ' ' ' neVer overlook the truth that "Nature I -----........... ~~t:li!*~Y'• !<!•~ of qiiH!I1~!"~.!'t !~ !o IIi•~ Ill\ e~U~I Qjltpbor of IJI8P ~nd w~apoQo find · ·,llW t~ ditia'i"' one another ' ' ' '. .. .·.. -~~ · ·· · .. 1-'lfJ:•• --~ ~-- ' i - .' ' ' ' '• '• > .. I I .;:. .. •' ' ' ' '~ I in the Seldom . these fine tobaccos, after prOper aging d II · ...__D ..... th an me owmg, are uu:: ga ·~ e benefit of that Lucky Strike purifying process, described by the words"It's toasted", That's why fulks In every city, town and hamlet say Char Luckics are such mild ciJarctta. .. \t_!'S •·oa ·!!!_.·s_ r.&Qd" \.1' '' ' "If• ,... writt • 6oJtW W. """"··• iiJ#r .,.,.., " rt~~~l. • in#r ,_""'!' "- 1m ~ '· • It liNild 1m,_ no tJ. ......... lilt "'!f/# will ..... • Jtmr• p.tJIJ r.IJiJ m.'' -IWPII '!'A!DO -!OK ~ lUll dtil~tt tbe ·world-wide -raonce and appl<'ftl of t.diy Strike? . ., ' ' /'.fflr'i,.. ' .' ' ' ' '" ' �.. . • ' .' '. ; •• { ..' 4 • : 't!IVMI)AT, OO'l'OIID •• ltlll Ttrt!RIU>AY, OOTOIIEB 8, IHl . One..A.1alnst an Empire ' If • ' ' cR~•·t • -- NATlONAL :!!~~-~~C. Prealdent ... ... .. . ...... , . . . . . . . .. Herbert Hoover · Vice-President . .. . . . .. .. . . . .. .. .. . . . Charles Curtis lbe-~':'::; s. Senator . ..... .. ...... . ... .. ... Gilbert BeUmap ev-~~~ ~g::~::::::~:.l~O~t=h•r~D~istrlet ... . ... . Thol)las A. Jenkin• • , Georl(e H. Bender, L. T. Palmer ~.....~ Carpeta, - " " " ""' "' =.,rr,:::,_;~ ~~~:~~· G~~~r~-o~ · : : : : : : : : .. : .. .. . .. David S. lnpll& . . . . . . Lee B. Palmer -Letm t FaDa Senator . . • clatWc;. He wu a member or Uti! Muonle Lodce of OlnclnnaU ---- G ' i "¢• COUNTY &nd J R · tati Tom W. o .a:s. epresen ve · · · · · · · · · · · · · ' · · · · ' . . · B B· l I'W\eral were u tolknrt: Mra. U1a County CommissioneN . .. Arthur Beegle, A. · .~n.J 1• ; Noll. Mr. ••• ""· Robert Nol~ Proseeuting Altorney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cedr• - Cia II Mr and Mra. Ben Vauehn ol Cln· John Sp 1 rrs cirmatt, Mn . ••111~!''! Clerk cr; Courts .......... · · · · · · · · · · · · · Wasner, iSJoeJiff ...... . .... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • A. 0. T~ae~ WIWe County ~corder . . ....... , . . . . . . Geo. A. Mein ar R G. -Webster County 'r reaourer ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· · ·· ··· · d · 1 IKm T~teo ore Beeg e Powell and 110n ~~~~I Cou~ty Surveyor · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Ben H. Ewing wood, Mn. Besate Coroner ... . ........ · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·~· :::-;c.::-:-;;:-c::::;::;;;~. ton, Mn. Rebecca .-:-: One Word Led ,_.,o Anothe•· I ~ ~~~~~of~~· war- OottJias and hippo& th.,.l.a-' siorlous trainload bi,_&amc annoycn rlght. lnto ~tr.l.l Station &t Boyo·Bo)'O. only trouble wlth shootini the exceea bt\aaat.. I _.___ ' ·Show lofelllctr Weuuaeu; 1 Firit' ~aiU• O.lile 1 For Jackett ~c! ~=~~-0~~~ Hor· Mi.:,~·8)(rs. ~ wmt& and ~ c~~:o:fm!ta::T~~s::S~r• Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Garlock and ~~ thed 14'!dal ~~~'::;'at- Parlnte stevens and Mrs. Pfar~of da111hter of Kartetta, Mt. and no:a . an •.- · · Middleport viatt.ed relative~~ ltere &.mday evenlni. Sun ayNo Rothseb wtll entertain the Ladles Atd Thqrsday Oct. 6th wltJ\1 an: ~ day meetlnB at Ule home Of !ttfts Rupe, everyone come and help with tb.~ qHuUIDeL.ancy ""<lr.eer on tbe .. · ' U. 8 "Scott" at Clarinston, 9·· soent tho week t ..d \'lith hill tam ~ 1ly, -- Kyger 1 and Mr•. UVER 81~£:~ . r te viBited her altiter a:arlcs at. Old Kyger Lawrence Hen&OD are d 1 e 8 ,_.\tey S1mml hai cinpJoydl.eoL work. • at the 0 H E. beflnnln& Monday. Mn. Roy Rupe ana 'Mrs. C. E. .t{yrer 'bail taam woo two rames =b· Kyoer ~ Poplar Kyger 13 Little Kv~ ' , 3 ger~~oius Searle& and family rno\!etl from Poplar Rtdge to Rutland Mon. day J.U.s Nonna Wildman passed away Tuesday morntn~ at the home of her parents, Mr. an1 Ml'l>. John Wlldma.n en Jtsse Cree.\1: C::!le leaveiS un~ small chlldren :CC:~ • UP D~R WAKE d 5 cn!"~d ~bt!ftt~e.~~ • !!:d y-~~Pan~ Din tb P Y WITHOUT CALOIEL '" '· "' ~ Sec Wint1cw Di1play at Ratlthurna. C u t e F a 11 :er :.£m••••[ Dreue:s and the h e W e • t Ntt:k,.earanol ~c•. Mr.' lmd Mr~. h. M. Harding and M.r~ . C. R. Comer were at OJ&rence Mr and You do your ehoottna otr the rear Shields and daughter at.ter.ded the ' speeCI R.head. . DidWith k ' ' ~t Year . ~ry poorly 8be waa taken t.o tbf' 1 W{!e~ end Wtth!W.G~]JJ~~~latl~Mane or bet IIOil Jlm PolndeX\er ot R:n&tt!;~ thee ;UDe~l ~f Mel Mrs John Burnell McDade, Mr plaUor:m. If you set Jrla:htened , a. chummy python yOu. diDI bell rope for l\ clear tract a.nd May Spripl St.::" ,J p HARD ' S~RtMM~CES al.tended t.he wert emr with Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Kelsllna. Mra. Anon. Craw!wd whose Ulneu wu mentioned laat week is slowly Improving Mrs. Bertha Mcuade wllo ... laltln d! I 1 Col~ r:d:~~"tt'~ tZn':y~ Mr. and Mre Carl BrDial ot Ravenswood v111ted Sunday wlth Mr. and Mrs, H. C. Alexander Mrs: Pred Glbba and two chUdrr:n of pt, Pleasant are vl&itll\il' Mr. and Mrs. Ployd Norris and Mr. and Mrs James stewart. Mr and Mrli. 0 E. Roush, Mr and Mn. AJ!h.ur Roush and ran1· ily, M'r and Mrs Wa.Jter Roush and family, )llr. and Mrs. Earl Roush &nd daughter, Mr. and Mts Walter 8 . thM Ltlonard KeJaltna: ot Akron apent tended the revival at veuowtown ,.,.ou ; . .. .. . - . · - · · · · · · · Muoatc Lodle ot Radne. Tholle from a dlltmce THE SILENCE 1 OVERNOR ROOSEVELT in making his speedy trip ac:ross the continent in his etro-• ~ to eorral votes 1 !lnough to insure his election for the presidency of the U.Uted States, ilao made a number of speeehes. In all of t~em, as might be naturally supposed, he has found fault with the 1\ep.ublican party's manner of conducting the blil!ineSB ofthe nation and he has singled out Mr, Hoover artielarly in his tirades. However, it should be noted and emphasized that Roosevelt in all of his speeches, studiout~lf avoided 11k1inr any statement as to how he would better the rcon. Especially has this been true of the ilonua Anay f'stion Mr. Roo•evelt has bfnt his every elfort in lqittg , .1 the soldier vote by lambastin15 Mr. Hoover and Republican party with regard to the way the Bonus ~~::~~:;~ were tr~ated in Washington and Mr. ' ltooVet's 1J to a paymt!nt of a War BonuS at this time~ Before the many, many voters who are dlsaruJttled in country because of uunusual condition11. throW IQeJBce to ~rl untried man, they ohould have 'him explain ' where he stands on such questions as the Bonus. •'With the liquor question and other.s of supr•me import.. to aU voters of the land, Mr. Roo<~velt •Ide-steps 0 · • ..·-· turn until as was the case in the wet and dry bat. By Artbur ..~u1•" Baer he has no place to flee. It ~hould be rememberd by ail at ail times, that it ~=======:== r,ot require wisdom. unusual brilliancy or much com· " 1:;• )'OU that picture, sense to find fault without offering constructive critBack hhaust.ed", there'e The man whom the country wantd, is the man who lni'"'" why you cannot star youra big cat ftght. ' ideaH of his own and is willing to brave the wrath of opinioh iu putting those ideas into operation. To want to a:o to Afrlca and ~:.i;,.~~'~; atrocltl.ea }OUJ' wa.y haalf,;':;:•~,:;~• the record o£ Mr. Roosevelt. does not recommend him neat and palatial. ,-;)iip~ - of State . . , , ..... .. . , . , .. Georl(e C. B;:'dcn Auditor ..... . . .... , .. . , . . . . . . . Joseph racy Treasurer . ~ . .. . . . .. . .. • i , • • • • • • )larrY 6- Dux Gener*'l . . _... _... . . .. . . ... Jchn B. Dricker . John A. Li.l;d eo~~~·.!':!'.,:."•.\ brier ruhH\1 lti'Yk. wu hekl ThundaJ at 2 p. m. at $be br:me of trll parenta .Yr. and ~ 8unucl Moll wU.h. BeT. J . D ...... oat... ,HY ~<I £4~..,1. Tnat: ' H Wall.. Et•· STATE birt~ay dinner at the home Of Mr and Mra P. A. Hinkle at Union W. Va.• Sunday. R~. J. D. Law at~nde~ dilltrtct conference at Pomeroy Prl.day. Casile John110n Of Plante Q\lllng on Mr. and MR. >«<>k•bu•d /olmoonns.!"'_d~y Mr. ThOmas Rolllaa with htelr d&llfht.er N:r. 3nd Mrs. 0 A. o~pljanl ~ Mat~ or ~lrbl •11k ' atockd&le !lev. 1u rolt. . much is laid on tho •uNect, l!r 'on attempts are made to lmpfe"" the · ·' public with the nec ...ity of r.areful driving, the world goes on juot the same, oblivious tp but their own amusement and plBasure, ••1rar. • • outcome. Thrfo.Year Marital Voyage of ·Ruth Elder With Walter Whl~e accidents are noted on every Qt\Y of the year, ' Cainp to Suffer F'ate of ~lyer•e Two Previoua great toll is recorded on holidays und Suqd&}'ll. this,' 1 n_h_•r_•_•_o:n:R:l:e:n::o-R_ee_r_.______...J :er•ePtle occurring for two reasons. Flrl!lt ther~ are more \1 the highways on these days an<l oeoond *o•e who · o~t driving, are out for pleasu~e and se)dom ~ve the ot rtriving the attention that is given to It during the when moAt carR are driven for bq11ineU P4l'P'l&e.,. and hol~ays, the e.ars Rre nearlY al~ays fill~ .. ckere, having a hUariPJ111 lime and •• re&ult, Wl'ecks and crashes occur thtlt in the mRof CI!Bes, could h•ve been prevented with a ltttit Cflre. If our citizens were being taken off by the thf'U~•nflg iYllfy mpnth of every year, by some plarue and little at· w•• poid to It by the medical authoritie•, It I• a of wonde1' ju0t what the rank and Ole of A1nerican .en••hip would · do in the way of v•·,,tectlnl( tile terublo R Ladybird's Third omance * L-------·/_e__ , .Y., I • • • ., It means a deiUKe of wild actmals thl.& winter and great $ound Mrs Allee Kulm ilrJI.d Mra ~fleets Tl'l!!tc Is very little differ- ~1ler ol HuQUngton spent,_ -•.-cc:.; 0 ence betw!'len the &cream or the bt the ~ut weet wtth morose panther and the whistle ot DlcJr:lw~Cn and Mn. L. a :~waybo.cked engine Mr. and ~- Milton Bulavllle, Ml'. and Mrs. Phena Pun's fun until It a:eta serious. ~lazer and children of Oheshli"J, And the only dat11cr you run in .. r. and Mr&. Ed Thomt:son and tt·acklng tht vicious JUI11Cle cat to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rupe were the hili lair 1s or falling ou!. of an upper tJ,unda.y dlnoer 1uesU.: of Mr. and. berth. 141'8. John MHllron. Loll Marie Berry attending ' We ll• 1~ nd ro take the Ptilbnanlz- AtheWI university spent the w~k ed route to the 1rcat out.dOOI'I ~hls end with her parent~~, Mr. and ..rs. winter, IM'med W\th a new wide! IUl"' J. H. Berry. ale doUar ea.mcra. a. bow &1'4d arrow Mrs. L. L. Plaher and and. that noble frlehd In Mra. M. J. Watson spent th~ 11turdy rpqn.d trip ticket. wlUl Mr. &nd Mrs. L. H. Nelson father w. H. Rf)'noldB. Wllll!en Rupe spent SUnday with Jtme E. and Raar,vmah Rothgeb Mr. and Mra. D. D. ltouah and two daua:hters of Middleport spent Sunday wtth thelr parents, Mr. and Mn. J. R. SwL&her. Mra. D. A. Poindexter rema.lns •••••••:r••············· - - - ·, and tht~~lt:~:t~,. •.. ~cturea ~ ~ will ~-~ii:l'.,h~;)'d~:l!l'lZ!II ;o of the wm !'•" Tile ,irat prize will be a of tiae'aeCI!Ilil 'prlze one·half bar• ~i~er Belllctanaaa Flour; and ••·· be 5 poundo of our sood Din· ner . St~nto• Coffee. You' may be one of ·IJ!,. 'wiu11en. We \yUI have a nu!llber of very Special Value• f!'l' thlo openlns; don't min them. NM•rnNo.Markets lac. 7, U4 Main Store SL, JOHN HrrE, Mil'. ' ' • • • • I!. I I ;f I J::l I Ill. J. J: J:J.lllllriWYTlll(lUI:IWliii'IJr::l:l[ Jr ::IT:I lp our motor death rate, however, we htt.\'e even " o!tuatjon in lhMt oftlc!als everywhere, al'e ~oins ··~-•- power to re!lle~y the situation ~ut are r•eeJv. one bit of co-operation by the autoPiobile driving All Day J.clday ' only are there Instances of ·carole.o drivlnr at on all highway•, t~ere j, in oddltlon, the eojQ311Y h•blt of parking ip most danrerous places whatever for the other fellow and att• a re•ul~ 1ecident8 are caused in ·this manner, other drivers innocent. victims. ~::~~h~~-t;c;~ause for the continued upward trand of 1; fact that Instead of stre.. jng safety, all are emph88izln11 speed. Even th~ lpwest today. being able to ouldislanoo the higho•t of il!llll than a deeaae &Jo, ~~~~ I~ ~Pife evep thep, were c~pa~l~ ol trllwl!!"~ ape'd th*n It! compataple wiW . ~q~t~R· ' lt. come but at the pre~ent It Siljl'!l~ ~ · '!~Jill lictv~ · ab· : · • t~£e: ' , in. ' /''\.~".r,../"":.;~Jj;..~~?:-¥1-~'\;)ifll;l ~I ',.,:,.*"llf~~~~~'¥1 • < ' ", ' ' \-"';;<' They are not present in it;d~ies ,u . • , t he mll<*tSI Clgatttte • you ever smoked W E -buy the li~, th~ very finest tobaccos in all the wor~- but that docs not explain why folks . everywhere regard Lucky_ Strike as the mildest ~-· 'UJeJll.:t il,' we ' ' ' ' neVer overlook the truth that "Nature I -----........... ~~t:li!*~Y'• !<!•~ of qiiH!I1~!"~.!'t !~ !o IIi•~ Ill\ e~U~I Qjltpbor of IJI8P ~nd w~apoQo find · ·,llW t~ ditia'i"' one another ' ' ' '. .. .·.. -~~ · ·· · .. 1-'lfJ:•• --~ ~-- ' i - .' ' ' ' '• '• > .. I I .;:. .. •' ' ' ' '~ I in the Seldom . these fine tobaccos, after prOper aging d II · ...__D ..... th an me owmg, are uu:: ga ·~ e benefit of that Lucky Strike purifying process, described by the words"It's toasted", That's why fulks In every city, town and hamlet say Char Luckics are such mild ciJarctta. .. \t_!'S •·oa ·!!!_.·s_ r.&Qd" \.1' '' ' "If• ,... writt • 6oJtW W. """"··• iiJ#r .,.,.., " rt~~~l. • in#r ,_""'!' "- 1m ~ '· • It liNild 1m,_ no tJ. ......... lilt "'!f/# will ..... • Jtmr• p.tJIJ r.IJiJ m.'' -IWPII '!'A!DO -!OK ~ lUll dtil~tt tbe ·world-wide -raonce and appl<'ftl of t.diy Strike? . ., ' ' /'.fflr'i,.. ' .' ' ' ' '" ' �'1'111: b~r nom~. • tlll!n, • '; .......wood. I SAXON 0C1'08U li, 1112 '!If ~'If "'~·. CLASSinJP f.PV~UJSl"G S~CTION 8fi,lUI• er ll1 = rwo AY For S >le, MiKSALE-llOO baritone horn good as new with leather caae, l0-2-3t .... C.ll 3B·X:._-------:-~ }lOR !'OR '15--- ' .vlll.• !IOrt. BALE-.:.::~~~~~cep~~~ xing :~· t.,_~•t.;aylOr, Rutl~d. Ohio. 10·2-!t. - l'~t l- ··"""' '""' --;-=:; BALE-Mana OVPreoat 1111d PO.:Stes , upon 15We&teL" . InQuire Mra. Will St.eitl' · Barra)n. Jm{'s ~~~=~t ln g~ port. - .. - - -- - -'-'-- l ii Ps SPECIAL for tlle rest of this week. Deltctou.s apple~~ 50c bu. Cookinl applet 3&c bu. Comn t to~~d:~~ lnror J'rult Farm a P M J60.WIIS dll·· ttacll:tna bou&e do&o.J at 5 , . - _1D· 6·3t J. S. Titua, MIJr. FOR SALE-A;~---;:t~r apples. <S- !Jrlna your own oontillners. John w~rner Leadlnll Creek. 10-6· 3t FO~ 8 ~Tee.ut ~£black •ern IDJI,· ~ lnl( Q"iid: GUaranteed to work any place. ,,, OHnt GUkey, Hnrrl.aonvllle, 0. hes. lnp potl'.ee:, wt. 1500 lbb. raiL cnch hile 10·4-:lt 7Jrd Anniversary .Sal~ • s()·~t()£~ .. ' 'As A 1\iAN IN-Tift STREET' WOULD SAY UT A ~OAQ-OF, ~THEsE £Ur=fl:f J TOMATOES. • • •••• Mr. anrl U•·s. z 5c Charles llavc rwved fn;un the Emma V088 prope:·t•• ln ~'lllllt Run tQ the Ball home In Monkey Rllll. Mr.!i . Albert Durst left ,or Charleston WOOnPst1Ay to spend several •v'"' hr-r husband who is em- . plon~ rt t.IH!te . Wilbur J"'nlow spent Wednesday .. D.OBJE., l Gold Medii or Pill•bury FLOUR • • • • • ..... ..... llltk 69c ··HIS 't93Z. COtcAI E t...L1 ~AL~ . '8UI\••T '-tM..E: A AWFUl. Ylll'> T INAT(.H ~ 2 ,,... 15c Penceke Flour ttAM LOOKS I f VE~Y ,S'r~GWG S.Htlll 8 .. "~· ...ul. Teble Syrup ••• Mello Wheel ur"l Spetklc Gelatin ' - .. ..... ... ~ Jill'!! Ill Beking Powder C~um Selmon Fis a.,, pllr. 3 .... "" I Wflole Whiat or ReJII.llr Tllllot 13c '10c 5c li4r Bptp ·.l, • 'rAGG· •· HIS PICOMISIAIG CH ~GO ttLEVE.AJ : PLAYs ,YALE· 19c ·~ - AIN'T IT . .... 5'EE1tl6 T\IOSE MAM A~TORS CillT 'TilE ~~'1.'1. GI'I/E5 Mi' \ 1111 !I> •,../'fit! i llc Fl ,.;~ ' A~~T!;IlR ~U· · ' To Sl<oA1)eAST RoTtrel'l iE-&<!i$ AtJI:> 'Tl)M~ToE.S a~E.R 111Ei!' AI~ ) NIGt\1 "'..."" •• l'M 6o11<G TO li'NE'I'i'l: '1\ .. J Wilt FoR 'Ill~ ~Alll~ l\lll>•E,~c;e , , ·' -' ' I _, .- in 7•'\n~v · n .. nn business. Clarence Folmer lis reported to be , Ill at hls home on the Chester Road ~ Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Duerr a're spendlmt the week with relatives In l Zanellvllle. Mrs. Leiter Fauber was boste.ss to her bJ1dge club WedneSday eve- r nln(!: llt her home on Mulberry Avel nue. The followlna ruests were pre- lfltl • the evenlnR. Mr. and ' Mn:. J . R. Whiting of Hunttncton were visitors in town Thursday. , Mr. fUld Mrs. Olartnce Casto and four child e n, fonner re&dent.R of The New and Brallier• at HowOne .Woman Lost 10 Lbs. in a Week " '"' -A TOpCOATS 1(1 - '""'" ., li• ..~.~ "' .. $ ·-·- _,_ '" h. sent : Mrl'l. Helen Zelher, Mra. Harry Peiser and Mr.!l, L. E. Stevens. Mrs Helen Zeiher reei!lve"d hlsh I'JCOre of 'Al.oOAJZO 15c 25c lbo. ••• nd AND Edwa.rda lt&}'.!l 24Y1 1b. iw • :~ SUITS Personals .... ' No: idA, ., VALUES" • lh.l)C)c Sttndard Clulltt )0· Half belts and all .'round belts al'e popular this season for·. To~oats. ' ' : Single &Jid double-breasted Suit! in rich !l!tl!des of brown, 8.111!1 q~oid ·:,rey and blue. Nctelted and' pe~ed lapels. . �'1'111: b~r nom~. • tlll!n, • '; .......wood. I SAXON 0C1'08U li, 1112 '!If ~'If "'~·. CLASSinJP f.PV~UJSl"G S~CTION 8fi,lUI• er ll1 = rwo AY For S >le, MiKSALE-llOO baritone horn good as new with leather caae, l0-2-3t .... C.ll 3B·X:._-------:-~ }lOR !'OR '15--- ' .vlll.• !IOrt. BALE-.:.::~~~~~cep~~~ xing :~· t.,_~•t.;aylOr, Rutl~d. Ohio. 10·2-!t. - l'~t l- ··"""' '""' --;-=:; BALE-Mana OVPreoat 1111d PO.:Stes , upon 15We&teL" . InQuire Mra. Will St.eitl' · Barra)n. Jm{'s ~~~=~t ln g~ port. - .. - - -- - -'-'-- l ii Ps SPECIAL for tlle rest of this week. Deltctou.s apple~~ 50c bu. Cookinl applet 3&c bu. Comn t to~~d:~~ lnror J'rult Farm a P M J60.WIIS dll·· ttacll:tna bou&e do&o.J at 5 , . - _1D· 6·3t J. S. Titua, MIJr. FOR SALE-A;~---;:t~r apples. <S- !Jrlna your own oontillners. John w~rner Leadlnll Creek. 10-6· 3t FO~ 8 ~Tee.ut ~£black •ern IDJI,· ~ lnl( Q"iid: GUaranteed to work any place. ,,, OHnt GUkey, Hnrrl.aonvllle, 0. hes. lnp potl'.ee:, wt. 1500 lbb. raiL cnch hile 10·4-:lt 7Jrd Anniversary .Sal~ • s()·~t()£~ .. ' 'As A 1\iAN IN-Tift STREET' WOULD SAY UT A ~OAQ-OF, ~THEsE £Ur=fl:f J TOMATOES. • • •••• Mr. anrl U•·s. z 5c Charles llavc rwved fn;un the Emma V088 prope:·t•• ln ~'lllllt Run tQ the Ball home In Monkey Rllll. Mr.!i . Albert Durst left ,or Charleston WOOnPst1Ay to spend several •v'"' hr-r husband who is em- . plon~ rt t.IH!te . Wilbur J"'nlow spent Wednesday .. D.OBJE., l Gold Medii or Pill•bury FLOUR • • • • • ..... ..... llltk 69c ··HIS 't93Z. COtcAI E t...L1 ~AL~ . '8UI\••T '-tM..E: A AWFUl. Ylll'> T INAT(.H ~ 2 ,,... 15c Penceke Flour ttAM LOOKS I f VE~Y ,S'r~GWG S.Htlll 8 .. "~· ...ul. Teble Syrup ••• Mello Wheel ur"l Spetklc Gelatin ' - .. ..... ... ~ Jill'!! Ill Beking Powder C~um Selmon Fis a.,, pllr. 3 .... "" I Wflole Whiat or ReJII.llr Tllllot 13c '10c 5c li4r Bptp ·.l, • 'rAGG· •· HIS PICOMISIAIG CH ~GO ttLEVE.AJ : PLAYs ,YALE· 19c ·~ - AIN'T IT . .... 5'EE1tl6 T\IOSE MAM A~TORS CillT 'TilE ~~'1.'1. GI'I/E5 Mi' \ 1111 !I> •,../'fit! i llc Fl ,.;~ ' A~~T!;IlR ~U· · ' To Sl<oA1)eAST RoTtrel'l iE-&<!i$ AtJI:> 'Tl)M~ToE.S a~E.R 111Ei!' AI~ ) NIGt\1 "'..."" •• l'M 6o11<G TO li'NE'I'i'l: '1\ .. J Wilt FoR 'Ill~ ~Alll~ l\lll>•E,~c;e , , ·' -' ' I _, .- in 7•'\n~v · n .. nn business. Clarence Folmer lis reported to be , Ill at hls home on the Chester Road ~ Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Duerr a're spendlmt the week with relatives In l Zanellvllle. Mrs. Leiter Fauber was boste.ss to her bJ1dge club WedneSday eve- r nln(!: llt her home on Mulberry Avel nue. The followlna ruests were pre- lfltl • the evenlnR. Mr. and ' Mn:. J . R. Whiting of Hunttncton were visitors in town Thursday. , Mr. fUld Mrs. Olartnce Casto and four child e n, fonner re&dent.R of The New and Brallier• at HowOne .Woman Lost 10 Lbs. in a Week " '"' -A TOpCOATS 1(1 - '""'" ., li• ..~.~ "' .. $ ·-·- _,_ '" h. sent : Mrl'l. Helen Zelher, Mra. Harry Peiser and Mr.!l, L. E. Stevens. Mrs Helen Zeiher reei!lve"d hlsh I'JCOre of 'Al.oOAJZO 15c 25c lbo. ••• nd AND Edwa.rda lt&}'.!l 24Y1 1b. iw • :~ SUITS Personals .... ' No: idA, ., VALUES" • lh.l)C)c Sttndard Clulltt )0· Half belts and all .'round belts al'e popular this season for·. To~oats. ' ' : Single &Jid double-breasted Suit! in rich !l!tl!des of brown, 8.111!1 q~oid ·:,rey and blue. Nctelted and' pe~ed lapels. . �•• • { -.... ..., U&Mit ,, tr • • ···· o,~-1 0 ,_ITUC .U ltUW . .. \ ' ' "'o" n ••o. . COL UMIUI 0 lstH 1 .,. ' •• au ' . '.' / ,.r\DIU' NOTlCJl ,.:. rl( 'fOG want t)IJ Notri ,Ollie, of 'l'll9 Dal17 UTEATHER FORECAST..:. day Ttlb•"· eall 188-L.; If the a..meu Ofllce uk tor :02-B. Ohio: P&ir &nd warmer t.qe.llbi. Bit tulncrea!lnr clocdlllUI .na ·w-iiner l u 8outh portloft. FULL L NEWS Si!:R'!ICE J ---------------------- in " Sweat Bo" " ' Buy NOW while prices ·are down ! . . AT MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRY WORK SH~TS. 1~, 19c 2Sc '------ ,. 39c MEN'S Fleeced LEATHER BE!,.TS 2Sc . BROADCLOTH SHIRTS RUfFLED CURTAINS qaalltJ 49c MEN! BeUei 811111.8 for your, money. FuJI cut arid well tail· ; ored .In plain white and faney paUerns. Cellophane w'tappe:d. Valance set of cru.m volle wlt.b floral rayon alpl(! a. && &Sc PrllMlilla. &tyle in fi(ured marqaiH:&t.e. '"S~ 'tljjiR" lff.yle. --- -···----. HANDKERCHIEFS Fine qu.-Jty pla.ln white lawn tOe FLANNELETTE FLANNELETTE YOU'Ll J,IKE THESE DRESSES! GOWNS PAJAMAS YOU'LL LIKE THEIR PRICE! Pink or peach fla.nneleU.e This cozy warm rajllm& has a printed "Wp and wkle het{S. Pearl but.tons. nat run, with lonz sleeves. Hems tl&ebed deHlfRS. New Travel Tweeds! Silk Ca.ntons! Rough Cr<•pes ! All the brand new t avm ell materials made into the latest style W\lth 4igh necks an rleE!ve fullne!IS. ' .,. ' ··. ' · ' "•; '----"! · See TIJete features In Par• Silk Bose . b.._., at SPORT OR FUR TRIMMED COATS --:--\ r Al lORED SUITS, two piece, fi~r collar $12.75 • \. OTHER GRADES·-$3.45 to 127'.50 TRIMMED COATS -:. . TAILORED SUITS, three piec" .. ~ , , . . $12.75 • • A lar!'e , asnortment to select from- -All at the 1932 Low Prices. BROADCLOTH BIAS CUT SLIP 39c CHILDREN'S WINTER COATS--c-2 to 6 yra.7 to 14 y.ro. -AU Prices FOOTBALL PLAIN OUTINGS \'ou can count on,,a broadcloth tdlp tA;t wear Just twlt!e at1 Jonr w:s One or •U", 1· 'thh• maY .' be , . had In mow white, pink q,r "Ma. ; ~ rose:. llll!miUtched top. BOYS' j\ weave. 6 exquisite colors in 4 inch blcckr. 70x80 66x76 Part Wool Plain Grav Colored borden per A ~ouble bhmkd t.hat.'!l a r-eal opport.unl&:r to s:nf.! Five colors In 5 l n Lh block patt ~ riUI. ··~ BOYS' .89c ~x48 RAG RUGS 19c I Middleport -=·=·~·;;::;:::=· ,. .KOTEX Per Box 25c ~I ~ S~r 45c 1ty)Q. ------=--~ """" ME!Ii"S OVERALLS - AND .• .CQATS TO MATCti ~·IZES $ •. 98 ~ady to Inflate. .Cowhide cower -----------------------Hlrh - - ·- i~ ...... r Pair ••, colon - thick. firm weaves.""" wool. Borne pll\ln colqr . . 1oer41 New PLAID SILKS and SILK and WOOL Piece Goods ;, 31!ac.:., ..', • ed laeel and toe. AIN MIST QUILT BAITING Cl belle and oamel sbadm•-nlnfnr- '1 3111' There'a more for your money in every inch of this big eotton blanket! Examine the longer, aofter nap-the richer shades- the warm, ligh\ lturdy EX'fRA ,;,ENG'fiJ hose for a l.ower prlce ·,han you are U!ied to payln1 for reruhn lenrth! Nade MEN'S TIES Fall Deaisns tOe to 39C 11tout rootbaU. 1 a •tronrb'. all IOc llta\IJ iOUon: 66x76 -. CHILDREN'S COTTON HOSE l'aru.ly p"ttUh!t. SlN(;LE . . . A 2'i tnr he!ii wldr. in pla lh white, M edium wlllght for wea~ all .vin 'er . GOLF I NOSE AND DARK' OUTING • 9Sc 2 yds ISe ! ISc GREAT BIG COTTON PLAID BlANKETS ba'1k Made . or railroad style. Triple &tftch - •.' ed. &hNQIIi&u&: bar tacked. LoU of poek- ratlread naeUJ ~~~=·::~., ·~·:: 11 JearL ____ TCfi tNIIII AAGVMEI'IT . ' NOTICE SERVED e~a, rtplar Hl:at:~., ..... EACH ........ .... . Sli-ln o.. ~u. 59c 98e \ THEY'RE PART WdOLI TN,ICK NAJ'PEDI _;.,_;,_'""*~---__:...,.__--:-__ 'ONS co..· R·tl~d . jiG,70d0 . ',. si~l , ,. . _ f. ' . .. . ..... · ~-~ ' -180xtGCri4srS~d To1Te11tial Rain Of' T~o Daya (;limaxeci By Downpour I I AUTOS By Rcioaevelt That Form· : er Mayor Would Not S. Acceptable .----------!"'"'--· nkldf!d SUS·PENDERS 48c lrimm~d Cowhide, BaekleM "Jimmy" Ia "Left Out In . Cold" By Tammany' a Action · J ·-~. -- Imagine picking up a perfect beauty of a fitted-ancl ·full coat or a good looking polo coat. ~t tlleae pricea! Now is the time to buy your new coat- you may never again get one so reaoonalil:r.crammed full of dash and quality. . 2Sc Cntr~~ohaek '4Sc Men's and Boys SWEATERS NEW COAT! WIDE · GARTERS We ll knowtt.' ;,Stetson'' qual it y UNION SUITS 36 to 46 NOW You Can Allord Real d.em\t:Ju~Uon 'talus at Fo.ncy Solid ' . ' . ' A~t-.De Valera. GIY!II · Viaw..; Free State · ·;lo D<>temoinecl . MEN'S HOSE . . . . Jw~r I · I SWEPT AWAY New Yorlc River• Over· flew; 11 Injured In Storm � 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 10. October 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. 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