https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c80621f8bf22e8f9ef612b07e77daf66.pdf e4e4fabc36279b0be5310352e1530019 PDF Text Text • (JA;I;i;j,f ' ('J • l ', • JJ.)J>J~·' .. .. . H' ') ~ 1:)• ' • 11 I "' c " .;1 ' TOMID,t.Y, - - . -. Careful Buying Has STATIONERY " new bel&utlfal UDe of PULL-AWAY SHEETS aau1 WJte Slse NJeoff-paper-lnti'1UWII ill 8ilaUoMf7. $1~00 2Se, 39c, SOe and - ~~ , Box I .CHRINO()K NO. 1 PURE CHINA CO'ITON ·New Coat .;, ~ "" ....... __ _ . ...... .'. .,..... ....,... . ,' " ..... I '~ Speelal 69c 2 For $1.00 • • ''! • • .Fur and Plain Trimmed &em wltb additional nn!ltd &II'Pt on· : UNJON i 1S~ITS .4. nal quUty U.Dm 1Salt'.ii....t ftllllat .I.H Glrmopl . Sj,eci&!'~ ' "'' ". ., tr , .. RO~E ' ' MEN'S . ~t ' .., ,.l ' UNION ' • ' Pall 8!ao-GIIe l'looe BEAUTY FINE CHINA COTTON MEN'S MUNSING WEAR SUITS Bile If x Ioo-on.e ' 'k · ·~ $l~ Each ,.' '· .1 PART WOQi. BLANKETS ·' Si~e 72x84 double bed sizs-A beauti· ful, warm, fluff)'blilnket in large squares- blu~,,ose;. gold, tan and green-Formerly sold for $4.95. • i . &P!C!{\L~fi.fs A PAIR ,.., . '. . PART WOOL I!ILANKETS ' '- PRISCILLA ' BOY'S RIBBED UNION SUITS .;j ., 'I . p am 1)1 . ,. ! col?l' border-;-fdrchid and green, rose and ·~; blue. 1 ,,· .1 1 \,l:;·$i!e70x80 ('i!· ., I l • ' • ' ,I , I .t ·cut and fieishe,d·single qnaHt, ! H~ny "fi ' SOc A Suit SILKS OUTING FL'ANNEL · ,. Rel•l•r ll"c tOe Yard ·-· 4 v wohle raaUt Ia a• I'Dll-11x81 \ Fine China e.&lon c1Niped npeela11f for Q.Uio.- r-~ ., ' ~ ••• . $1.00 Yard You Will Like Th- Nn eoto,.._,..... n4 pia... i I sox •t ) ~ ' : . · $S.9S·· ·:.. I ,I ' :, ~ l 1>' ~· • , • cOii:.n, ~~ .. &..~.... lOc Pair i>&.t \V.;Ji -~ , f''' "''" .,,. $ GN)', in.ie (~peciial' tlic, ' )!:. · or Tu. z'filr 2Se ' --. thillt'lf: 'Wit"':~y-'ot.~o· :."~ ..1.- . ,. Y~u1J'Fi(ld·f;:t D~Jl;~t . Wool Spx • ·l~ ' • " ' 1 '1 . p ' r. C', - ,j • , 2Se Pair ' Ahoslol p&WII'Ilt ud eolor eOJDbladloa.- SpiiiCiallSe A Yard COTTONandRAYON DRESS GOODS i ... --~~~.2~Sc~an~ci~&Oc~~Y~a~rd~----:l! PRINTS Boxed-OM WeiP'-811011 81eftfl-Kn.ee ~ COTTON CREPES DRESS GOODS 39c •.1 ·. ; 4-;,i;;1.~,f~\Y~t·l~, ~~NtrKEt~S n ...n. cen~;ej,i:'Wfffi· cun as mg ., , ., • MEN'S HEAVt WORK 'J l l!:apec&.U,- made for bet t,a&ITihfl k ·~-1!~1~:~ $9.95 •Bl~ket-B~auijful 1 $1.00 A Suit 100,1q,1«Golifn lllue, ·gdl!l, ' tan, .roile and ~. 1: l""- ~ . '• . . r ~ ,! i I · ' fgreen.., Si~e' 7Zx8-t:-- ....... ~~ . Two Shirta 88c A~iJtiN· TABLETS . ,....., OunateoaFul c"""" tOeA YARD PRINTS :v ' . Beaullfal ~ ~ ~n&a. Jup an• iema-EWlJ'f 41o1• eomldltldlon- . •· \''' A IDo Prblt:fer- JIJc A Yard Here's .OPPortunitY! ' !' ·•·. ~ .,,... ...,, """' w•........., 10 .... ~. • nna1 c~r~.. tor Oblo's 2,!JOO,OOO votes. Secretary ot the T!'e..urr <>IIden t.. llUio entero4 ~. ste.te late 7eeterdar and ab&rp. lY blamed Governor Pranklln D. "H~V::J::':e P:tc18 &ndsa~~ ;c;.·c:_t,o.undatlon~l~or;;n>OOve::r, ry," Spe!lal Selllaa . Special SOe DIXIE MAID QUILT COTTON • , SUITI' \., '1 69c 2 Suita for $1.00 .\' .. /S~CIAL $ 7.9~ .~Am \11 ,., ........ o...,....teNJ A perfHl& IJUI..-qullt,; •• U&t ot rei)Ublic&o ed.'' MUla said, "He and the Demo~ratJc COJlll'f!J!J that he will brlna: with hlm will be anrled ln.tn of'tee bJ a wave or ~.wmt... •Bl.o... # .... ._,e ,or. w,e "eta ... of fear" tG ~lltch be aald. the county 1& Sue-1UPJbh"J«, •aa ltJd br M1Ua at the 1oorltep or Oove!'nor RooatveJt and hll party. Successes Loom Craft .lrta 1:Je&¥ty '· . ; ........... , ... ll(ICT . COTTQ~ &Oc 2Suita88c ME~'S DRESS SHIRTS ,. · Rock River quilted . . . . . . . 119c:; . ' . . •' Special $1.00 B~A. NK . ETS · f •' ·AJ.;L WOOL BLANKETS ~~ . A U.ralar ,1,15.Bl"t For your m.achinll-Regqlar-Indian ·Blanket designs . , , 1 :<, ~1'6,0 EAC~ I - ,' . .• m_ PART WOOL UNION SUITS ., .gold, tan, orchid, rose and quality blanket. - .... I '" New Duioh Meet. El1low 8~e, .tnkle lerurtb .. Roosevelt for the Ne.tion's "state of fear." "U President. Hoover Ia re-elect~ ed," M11lll told an aucUenee that J)l(lted musie hall ))e;-; last nlrht, Columbus, 0.. Oet. ~.-INS-­ "wlth the treeh manan.t~ whldl he ~ll receive. from the J)fl(lple we New l.bunder WBB hul'led in Ohio'S;. ehall be Jn a poe)tion to driYe 1\!ght fer lcwer utility l"dtcs t.odll-Y tbrcuch the- Dec:essary mea&urelf of when oouncU Pre81dent John M. economy and the calendar year 1932 wnt tell 8 d.llferent story." "U Oovemnr h.ooltevelt. Ia elect- . . &Oc eODibllldloDA Knoxall ...... '· . . . . . . . . . 10c Ch!nooj{No.l 100 . '· ...• , ... 19c Cbmo?k No;..~'!.:.. · 'I-': . ...... . Amencun .. .. . . .. . .. .. . 2fl<: Prld · . e~ ....... .,. ·:: .- ........ '39c l)ixie ·Maid ............ ~ ""'-· Chinook N·o. 1 . . .~ . ~ ..... . ,• ~ ~ Men's Ez~ IIN'7 Cqtion Rfhbfld AS AT PRESENT "State MU.t Have Wu To Fix Reaponaibilil)'" fDI' lncreaainr Ratea .... 8l... l .. li...-H..k COTTOJV ~AT'fiNG I -• CHILDREN'S SUITS '--· P•lr ! ., ........ _loaalll. Oubtandlnr'Valuea Phaln and taney-Ke•wlar 1Sc aiH1 JIM ·.~ • $1.()0 and $1.50 Per auit ' .· "''"'"" BH...Iflll color Speelal tile ' ·'' LADIES FANcY OUTiNG PAJAMAS .. sox ., BLANKETS .. " . Cotton plaid and plain-size 70x80 9u~ and finiShed' single. ·' . $l~O PAIR ., . "' j' SOc, 7Se, $1.00 MEN'S COT'F(!)N.'and RAYON There's no question about the I smartness of .these Coats--They hav~ "it" at a price as inviting as the styles! ..' pat- · •-tf, v oten lnatead Of , .·;..; eelnr Kppointed lo oHer Pan&JI!II, Rloomen. Salt._ Step-1--.oown•. LADIES OUTING GOWNS 39c $10.00 ' qldlt.-Aitraetlve and 00111:pleie Qallt J,; ~erul..- SOe ancl $1.00 .. Ooe abeet-72s.H-elpeei..U1 Jilade for Qe~J.d., .....,..._ enr.bJea 111 .& ·New· Olfe·nsive Start :On Utilities Commission · •·'.'Ia Replieo to Roooovolt1 Democrat• Shoot Anew Fi1hl , .. 101017 ~ at - Wblkl aatl taao 7 I!IOI'ett with each roD. Successes ~ ,; ~lldel7 FU L Sizzles IngaUs Advocatea HUl THl R[~~~~l Ex•Coavlet And Murderer ll HEAD IN Campaign In Buckeye State WEARY MARCH[RS Change In System v.g a... WU 0 f e : ··.:, -C~LUMOUS W~NTS fAll U 8£CEI~E p~::~.::.~t.~:- SHN ·Bl BANK[RS Coalesses., 1.... ia Bitter -·~~s..y•r IN ITE~ STAUS ~to Penltentlaey Ollldal MEMBERS CH~SEN te::! :!~~~=::=: s~~~ ~·theoctp.,!l\fHB;r Murderer Betrays Man I ~ "Reel Dolt'llin1 P..,do~ l"J Was Drunk" AfterSnl.Sezlel' ,lpt '; ', Election• By ~ 0~:"~ ~!:~'i"\oo::"'"'"" Officially Rebuffed By ~·.;,~·~. ::::= .J:.:! Opportunities In Near Fu· Who. Gave Helpinl f 11 ~lnl• cele~ T d , U • Cou E IT Hand At Pen Jtra~ ··, UNDIES OF SILK and RAYON ,.... tllllq. A fAtYeiJ GIR Or ~- .... Q IH omce ask for 202-R. Made 1bese.Yalues Possible WE have been successful in maintaining our policy QUALITY AT LOW. .&gT PRICES! We were successful in our buying this season and bring to you quality merchandise with popumr price appeal that only a successful store can offer to people whtl ·know values. . ' ,. In Omtnl portlcmo. ~t. nunda7 - - IIMl <Older. Tribune, eall 286-L; if the BuoineBS . •• WEATHER FORECAST ·- -~­ H -oiuo: Clcudf 1M ""<1m' w11b ,.In; 1n Cen..... - - - t . "IICI?- ei\1!!· READEIIS' NOTICE - lf )'Oil want the Newo Omce of The Dally OCToaD For The Remaining ' Days In October Oil I •l $ H T ' '' :. ' ' '· " ' .' ' ! ROOM· nt wordR chal~t.. ;.,..... - ,. :: Ito ,. ra ea . nton n· cil In London ! WORKERS JOIN t<entral bnnchea at atnte,le"}''oJntt betn1 od•oeao..~ IDd•• •• .... ~!''t.,"O:,'!",~,.""'"""ca• ........ htre To qua ,..,.,. Of 1919 Inp.lla, addrnaiq a poutlca! raJ· hoae _ HAD ~ILLED WOMAN - "· coajpla>nod ""''...,... "'!! p'rellf':llt aystem all peraons hl.v!Df ,bu&- DELEGATES SAY In 1 Murderer Say" - Cineinnati Andu Seat 4dmita Crime; S.ya Wh He ParJon" He Did It'_ - .- IN" Cl·lwnbus, 0. , Oct. .... ~ ine&s wHh the lcduat.rlal ~- F' F t A Tc Pen "Without ~upe John iRed ) Downing, -whO ronNational Government Oa lion ha~ t.o l(l to Oolumbul, Q(' . lYe ae on 1ven a Of f~- red the murder of Mrs.. Da.Dlel tie '" Bc.nr.o, wtfo of the chlef record aaue; ay ove I rna r "hat. part of the . .,.. '"\le~ eaaona or xpecl • derk at tlle Oh1o ...nitent1a.ry, Enterpnae • ret~lde ID, for personal -t ~INS- The rNot onl)' would theattent.wn. plaa ol e d I mprovement Clncinnau . 0 ., ,'-"' -.-nt- roucwlnr vMion of tiJe branCh bureaus save Ule publkl, bu' _ murd~r here on Mal' J8 , 1926, of n 1 m~ tG p.oJietl at the Pnn~lln By HARRY K. RI!:YNOLDB it would provide eoonomlel for CbP B)' JAMES L. KlLGAI.LF.N Mrs. Alleen WUllamTI, 38, ror which l oounly jail: INS Btatl' Correaponat!nt state Government, In1aUs aatd. lNS Staff Corret>pondtmt. John "Red" Downlna. 4.5, waa "~t ·I wa.r: dnml:;· Down lnr mumbled. Landon, Oct. 28-JNB-MIIlrsha.lWhite Sulphur Springs, W. v a., up" to the Ob'1 Penlt.entlary, was "Bhe'd ~n like a moUler to ins all lts forees in anticipation of )Ct. 26- lNS- InvestmenL banking one or the tnOit. sensational nlf' ,. Downir.& wenl on "I'm rtob and disorder, Seotland Yard n Lbe United States. h.e.rct hit by ln · Lhe hJst.ory o1 Cincinnati po ce · · today suspended the letLvea of all annlill& H.rry." members or the Lon·· ..., police force .he iJepreMlon. if:i now ·•on the Downm1 who wa~< aranted a "I ~·tdn'l. huve a.nyl.h.lr.~ a~lnst <turlna the period BrUaln'l'l unem ~~ .lll'llthold of a. healthy revival ." pardon Oci 6 lf'Jl b)' Governor Olin.' ployed "hunpr marc:hers" remain Oppol'tunltle~ will be preiiE!nt.ed 0 White' aYeiectty con!esserl. ·when I \n,s In ir"!ll." Dc11nlntr In ,. pl~l N d B ~n ·'the not distant future" equal to eoree ' unl ~.._ ld ·~ •-• out to lUa -e ca ... · u e ody Fouad Oil Ecltl' hoee of 1il9 or lm~dlately at· ~ r early tod~J to rn e..-.ua _.,. ~a · uan """""' me The leave-cancellina was In line f D · 1Daniel Bonzo, wU:e vi t.be chief par- hour.e tor dinner three or four with the 10vemment's firm inten· o etertl Talked Too he World War. j ole clerk at the Ohio Penitentlaty '.mE·s. He was t~- 100(1 friend of tton to p~vent the ma.rthen now, M h "T • •i Thei\C comforting '\Ssurnnoes were I C I bus. . mine. I don't know why I kllied awtttly converg:tlll" upon Lolldon, uc ' aken Ricle; e~ven ro the 400 delegates attending I n at:a~led with a. lltlk n~kUe and b!.~ wile. I had been drlak1na. I froin salnlnl the upper ·band. in . tbe twen.yt-ftrllt annual oonvenl.lon a. handkerchief, Mrs. Williams' had plenty •nd 1 wa& feellnJ ~t. I thelr itplt apiMt reduction of the . AA.n Bernardino, Oat, Oct. 28.- of the investment bo.nkers assoela- , body was fO\IDd near 8 tbioket on gueu I was drUDIL." 1 5 "Red" M c· I R F E I cruus Red Headed Lady·. Gan-ter VI•C•tl"n•, I Dole. 1 0 - ....i-..l_,.~ . _ OF LIFE~ " Doesn't KDOW ' y "-, -- ·- •! Col. .lllllo 0.. Oet. 21-INS....:. Jolin "'U,d" Dowolnr. 45, ClnclnnaU eK-COIIYld, kld&y pltM_,. oall'f lo ~ ...... ..,..• .. ...... ... In Uti- bnaW ldllllll' Mn. DuieJ J. BoDo, ~ wtte of the eldel rtJCHd elieft et ow. h ...&enUU')'. Dewn!u waa 1 ~ bOU:d olter t.o the 'Ftaiili.U. . •t e comtJ paD4 Juy. :::J:' "AIIIUT'I \o kiD" W&li Ole om7 .,..1" 1_ the manter 1o .....,11.. DmndDI ID bit ....., ~ alleftd ~•DftMton. iD-vl!!ld.lp.tor:!l llated. ..:r -... . NJ:L:.. :~;~~rd~~:t :~ :;; i ~':e ~~e~eywh~:~e ed::~ta~~~~ i~ndu::~~ :~~~~:~~~~~ ~~0 ~·rth~no~~«: :etow~b00:: G:r:t~o~~~·: a:.~~ eaoifld woman w,k)IM ; 1llidl! . m care u y prepare r por s prebcdy WWI round tn an isolated ,.e.,. I sentecl by ..the "buMiness problems tlm: , ; thlt Mojavo:! de':ett ne.cu: eommlttee of which Roberl F . bel'<". OhristJe Jr. or Dillon .. Read_ and company, New York, 1s cba1rman &!J-d by Ule "\.rend.'> vf bWiiness" committee o1' whlch Albert P Everts of ,.itlt, Webber and Co. of Boston ls cbll.lrm&"l. red and approximatelY S!'t: In oallh were m!ss!ng. Discovery of one at the r1np ln • pawnshop Jed. to the ea.pttlft ,,f Downina AILhourb h t at nrat accused a :irlcmd of the crime, he la\er confeased. D'.trini his trial for the murder, Duwnlnl; threw hlmaelf on the of the court, eLalmlnl: he when the m\ll"der we About repalriniJ the roof ol a. car~ lng, 4.5, ol Ci.J'lclnnat.l, a Rge. mowninr: 1fl a e!U'Pf!nte.' by oon•'·' . . .,,,, today lr~~~n _.. 11 ;r 1 ~ tl:'.e rt Kra. ~I)JW) I' tJl.le._~!!.tal,«"',~~f h 9h ....., • wa!'. in t.he klic! en. e me of Ohio penltenttnry, If 1 wantbd lUDdl." ~!~n~dc_· -··· "l I did tt. about h'!'t!U ii~e ,: moU>er~ - te:The ~ Dwnttuu · · : : .;!: ,I ;;o; �- ,, ., ' · I~ . I! ·' .., """" ...... • I fl··· ' '. -- ~ ......... -. ·- ' ·. ·.- • __ -~ ... _. • ·' • Republican Candidate~ - ~UTSTANOING M£ETINC IS HHO 8~ ENS MUSIC. ClU~ ~f MIOOl£P~Rl !ul . r. ; .... '.1 ~I •• ~ -KIIa~t,IIIO., Chlalp. f'llll•de!P'>I•, PIIIOI>-. !lliW...,._ ......... :.......... ,151011<- .............. .. ·;ipib' .. .. .. .. .. ... .. ... ~ ~ Jill ..... . ................... S.IO !liZ~ I .............. . --~~~~~~~~0.~~~-.~-~ .. ~-·~:~"~"~"~··~··~ •• . ~ ...,... v ... . . . . . . . . . ..' "~ ~ " r• ... ,. . ........ .~ '"" "" " .. 1. . . a 'man for the post. . .' ' '"" I J ·- " .... 1.'!1, •• · ~-. ,, I' .)\ •, ,. it ,•t.." ~ . .... ....,. ,., , ~ .. .. !.! )/! I -. I) , .' ' ...,.,. )!" • ;. "•• • .. , . Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harry S. Dt.y ,.ttorney General . , ............... ~. Jehu B. Brick<r - ·loo!n '\ "' l!Ulian Saturday faVCJr of Eafle Rldli!- """"' 11-o 111 J.n". aDd Rcprt.dentative JObn Myers spey.t County Commissioners ... Arthur Beeglry, A. B. Bmg.lutnl :.."'?'l &,'T"' M.n;. COUNTY ..... . , John A. Lla;d . .. 1 ............ - ,· : ·....:..;. ·--· ·· ,_,T_om •w~ J<> .~.;!"' ... lswe Senator ........ ..J. • Mr. ~ _Ml'*. P. R. Orr and eqp Alba. ~ ~y with B .•. Orr and funtiJ': Mrt. W· 8. W9lfe !ilf-Jled. on Mrs.. C. L. Orr Sunclay afternoon. 1 .8. J. B. P'J.·~ ~lied on Mrs. I I LevMe 18:W<.!U SUnday afternoon . ~ l We quote you from Jud11e Rockel'• com· plete Ohio Probate Practice (recognized authority.) ' I ''Conoiderin1 the vad intereota to be adjudi· cated upon by thio court, and the very p-eat con; fidence and truot placed in the person occupyin11 the pooition of Probate Judge, by penon• inter· eoted in the adminiotration of the eotateo and like affaira of a trult character, the pooitiOn ought to be occupied by a man of good le11al tr'lifing." &ecom.panist, executive o!Qamzu.tion. A pn.pcr on "The HieboArd and~ for their coopera~ tm·y of the Olub", by Ml'S. o . H . Uon in mating the Pll!lt year·~ work 8tt:wnrl. WaH well executed 11.nd one· or outstanding- a u c c e " s. mus\. tnterestlnr, setting rort.h h. Mn. Fern Bradbur)', President [or detaU circumst.anCtJ:; o! orsanlza 1932-38 respond~d With a spleQdlu tlcn, first offlc~:JS, and alms 0 : '*· and I I • d1rectol'. Prosecufin11 t.ttorney . - ......... · · · · · · Cedrio Cl~rk !§n. :ri\<>U\II8 .!lurke '-"" oon BIIUe I Cle~· o'1 Cou~... _. . . . . . . . . . . . . John S(lJI'TI t rrom Wednesday until BuncJa ~"• na • • · · · · · ~ .... ~... ur. Olld Sheriff ......... , .... , . , ............ , : A. 0. Tracy Ollo,rfea . I ~ .ntv Recorder ,• . . . . . . Geo. A. Meinhart Mr . Mn. carl Babcock apeot . '"' 01 · ·~ ' ····· · · ·· • · W~ne8day witb Mr. a.nd Mrs. Chas. County Treat~urer . . ................. I R. G. w.~ · 8 ·-~w · H w~t;:apeot Thur,.ay County Surveyor . ............ . .. . .. T lleodore Beegl - - Bel B ·in 1 ..wi\P.•lotrs. B. B. . at Ba&lan. Corone,r ........... . .. · · · · · · · · · · · · • · ,. ~ wtlh Earl R. Titus ·~ .J 9tw Word ted ~o Another Attomey·at•law By ArU."r .. t~aa:a" Batr --====:::::==:::::'!'=:::::::=:===:;::;=·'=(i" Republlcaa Cabclldate lor ·,INC. •. !1""""' ... ""' ... . I Mrs. B. Pmnk K". Orr_at JI.!•;Jiln Thursday •• 1•&Jo f!J ~ !Jl from erysipelas. .. ,_ ha. Le J!l. w. Holter g.!Jed on Elmer MJ Frimd.:J. V~lle fOI·,&ht· ~ l ~ ~bove a11 , renu~m-r t t. a vo eoqk. Bw.ldJt.Y eventM. Just two more weeks . ' before (WC r~ me ls a. v-:>t.e for me. A vote for Mr. and Mra. ,Mbert Prtode of start st.utllniJ thOse ballot boxes my oppooent Ia .al&o a vot.e for me. PoQieroy: &pent Suqday attemoon wU-h paUUcal census fGr 1933. We're OOlDlUn& the l'OtA;s as usual. wtt;t:t E. w. Holter and famUy. We guarantee yot;, good second~ Herrruw- Fl'l\ll,k .and p_ B. a.nc1. :r, you have any' doubt abOUt ~c hand goV(mment artd a. nlce re .. · Rayuwpd Prank W,Cl'e Suada.y- even· ri;bt man Just vote for the Bufi. "tire paint Job oo our old Clllll~ prolnli caners ot E. Holter have a record longer t.han a bull- misrs. You au know the rellable Oui SJna:er called 00 E wbip. 1Blf.· He never took &Ill~~ he . BUDday ~n. couldn't un. H 111 fo/ the people, by Marion, Allen, starH~ ... &Del Mau MY friend.. we are lor the wo~k~ the ~ple and never aet;.a d,oWn \o rice 0p- ape,ot s-~ afternOon tngmau U be 18 workm&: ror us ~d the oft'tee before noon. ;Ke dedleates with Emmcit ~ doesn't. eount his chanp be.t•re a tMty comerstQne aud can launch • 1ea.vlnl the WirtdOYr'. We are for Hv- 1a battleship without breaking the 1 ' en Q&ya a week, t't\'0 ptnts tO a bottle. KQ)C~ QIUU't and we wUI see you a.t tthe died SWlda)' profess-tonal matinee over at the " . ;' ; :I' \ I . ' . I I . .-·., Proltate,..Judge orr w. tJ E CleorKt! Qualified, Accomodating Courteoua, I W WIU the grand· 'Io-NIC ROBBERS T IS WITH a groat deal of oali•faction that we that occasionally robbers who in their cow-ardly f~~t~lt· ion. lnv~de the sanclttf of the hq,mo of til~ ,.~,~~r f;llti the busmess P_laces of banks an<\• o~e~ filii ~~ce_fli&. fully termlnatmr thetr lawless p\lnttltS:il ~ · · 1 Tb~ lateSt example of such l~llure in ''" ' " ...;.," ". ------ f!=!Sec ::~:r~:etUY. pf State ......... : ...... George C. Brj!dcll Auditor ......... , .. ... . .. .. .. · · Joseph 1lr11cY ~~:~ j ~~ \lo¥ 1!$ ................. . · 1UJAR THE LORD-0 earth, e&rth, earth, bear the ,'ll':o!'<ll!f the Lord.--oleremiab 22:29. • ,..._:JENKINS / :,w · #if,E SUCH a han! ~attle is being waged by demo:cfats and republic&Qs in various placea and f:n: va~j,, ous positions from the •!life of president down to the low. Ueattvillage place, it is refresbin11 and quJ~IlJI to know that10ne candidate ia as good as elected. ToiU ;lonklns, con...easman from the Tenth Obio district, 1.1 that· ind1.. vidual. Mr. Jenkins, up for re-election, baa -!i.i!IP9rl<ed him-elf in such manner while administering the alfaira his 4onstituency that it is most difficult for e""'.' hia oppo' nen~ to find fault with hia recon.l. ; He has made every effort to do everyt))jng ealeulate!l to b~lp the greatest number of people in his district · fro~~!- all indications, his reward will be re~eleetlbn ':~~i 0omr.aratlvely no elfort on his part. And It is well that ot-. •hould rewan.l men' of hia mak<-up m ouch • mtanrtet, i i for, lte richly deserves it. Without coDBiderlng the m ..., the lrater is hard put to think of anyone who could succeed Mr. Jenkins who could so admirablY •nd aueefully attend to all the duties required of ' a cODJP'elliiiii!IJ from- the Tenth Ohio diotrict. It is well we have so aro!JII Plf>< Attention Voters ! 'l1le Womm'a Nua.lc Club of Lalit tn whk:h ahe outHned the tJma Mktdleport held one ol the oul· uf the dub [or the yeiU' and In Rf.lndlna meetlngR tn the club 'his- which she N!queated the same eoIA»y, Tue&day eventna. at the Henth operation shown the pwst. able pres!· dent, Mrs. Heunesy '['he Chorus, M. E. ~urch comm.emora~na lhe Wldtr the ah·ecuon or Mis6 Vestn Tenth Mllliversary of lUI roundln 1 . Mt.1Coy, at LhU!. time rendered "LJ~:~t The- prolram Was open~ with the the Cherubic Host" fram Ora..torio alnaln& or "America the Beautllu1"1 "Holy Cit.y" by Gaul. Solo parts tn this number .,..ere taken by Mra. by the enae~le followed by the I Frances Klein and Mrs. Hattie treasurer's report br ~111. ROtie Me~ &mth. Mrs. Esther Alltsblre fol· Muter; at t.his i.mle. ~ole rettrh11 lowed with a p1a.no solo "Etude Me~ President, Mrs; Claro. Hennesy_ex- lodlque" by Roa'en, a. n~mber which preMed her appreeluUon t.o the she played at the ttrst meeting of members of the club, the choral the Wcmeri:s Muslc Club !olloWJns Governor .... , , . ........... , . . ..... 'David S. ln11alla Lieutenant Governor . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lee B. ·P almer ::.;;;:.______ I " Fie& Ctrct18. ~Ley hat on earth .. • northwestern p'art ef tb'j ~":;t:tt"l up a small bank plil Ji<rt ~ with all their m:aotten g\.ino The hope and prayer of every citl~en who is abiding and who has the wood of the n11tlqn at heart, is that these four are prosecuted and riven the 1~11 of the law fur their waywardllftSB, notooniJI~ •• ' "'\ means' til ridding Mociety of such menaces biJ~ , 1, otbem of tbcir ilk to forego their pqroulte Htlntething le~ dangct'ous, mol'e Jaw · •nd with !ll'oater nllimatc lasting reward for thoae eqsaged. .. , , ' ..• L' .. ' ., I 'I r ,. "VJNDING thinp ·onl!•mrartyl I thought rd ex· .1' amine the tnhocro iir•a cigarette. ~Look here ••• this is Chesterfield tobacco. Notice ito .l~ter color .•. ynu don't see any dark heavy type., do you? I go.,.. that's why Che11terfields are milder. :, ~: · "I'm told thl!l uniformly lighter color ill due to ' :.',.cro... blendiog. It oort of w•ldo all tobaccos ioto one. i, _. "And here's oomething else. Notice thattheoe long -- · :~breds are aU cut the same ·w'idtb4 It stands to n-.a&OD they bnrn Amoother and cooler. "I don't pretend to be an expert hut it lnob to me as if they make ChNterfirJds -right. "Here, light one. Tbat'o the 00.. test after aiL the --- EDUCATOR IS SHORT $1GHTED ... Tlwy Satisfy." • ' " , .. .; -·-·,, '. ' ,, " •• .. ·I • ' ' ... �- ,, ., ' · I~ . I! ·' .., """" ...... • I fl··· ' '. -- ~ ......... -. ·- ' ·. ·.- • __ -~ ... _. • ·' • Republican Candidate~ - ~UTSTANOING M£ETINC IS HHO 8~ ENS MUSIC. ClU~ ~f MIOOl£P~Rl !ul . r. ; .... '.1 ~I •• ~ -KIIa~t,IIIO., Chlalp. f'llll•de!P'>I•, PIIIOI>-. !lliW...,._ ......... :.......... ,151011<- .............. .. ·;ipib' .. .. .. .. .. ... .. ... ~ ~ Jill ..... . ................... S.IO !liZ~ I .............. . --~~~~~~~~0.~~~-.~-~ .. ~-·~:~"~"~"~··~··~ •• . ~ ...,... v ... . . . . . . . . . ..' "~ ~ " r• ... ,. . ........ .~ '"" "" " .. 1. . . a 'man for the post. . .' ' '"" I J ·- " .... 1.'!1, •• · ~-. ,, I' .)\ •, ,. it ,•t.." ~ . .... ....,. ,., , ~ .. .. !.! )/! I -. I) , .' ' ...,.,. )!" • ;. "•• • .. , . Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harry S. Dt.y ,.ttorney General . , ............... ~. Jehu B. Brick<r - ·loo!n '\ "' l!Ulian Saturday faVCJr of Eafle Rldli!- """"' 11-o 111 J.n". aDd Rcprt.dentative JObn Myers spey.t County Commissioners ... Arthur Beeglry, A. B. Bmg.lutnl :.."'?'l &,'T"' M.n;. COUNTY ..... . , John A. Lla;d . .. 1 ............ - ,· : ·....:..;. ·--· ·· ,_,T_om •w~ J<> .~.;!"' ... lswe Senator ........ ..J. • Mr. ~ _Ml'*. P. R. Orr and eqp Alba. ~ ~y with B .•. Orr and funtiJ': Mrt. W· 8. W9lfe !ilf-Jled. on Mrs.. C. L. Orr Sunclay afternoon. 1 .8. J. B. P'J.·~ ~lied on Mrs. I I LevMe 18:W<.!U SUnday afternoon . ~ l We quote you from Jud11e Rockel'• com· plete Ohio Probate Practice (recognized authority.) ' I ''Conoiderin1 the vad intereota to be adjudi· cated upon by thio court, and the very p-eat con; fidence and truot placed in the person occupyin11 the pooition of Probate Judge, by penon• inter· eoted in the adminiotration of the eotateo and like affaira of a trult character, the pooitiOn ought to be occupied by a man of good le11al tr'lifing." &ecom.panist, executive o!Qamzu.tion. A pn.pcr on "The HieboArd and~ for their coopera~ tm·y of the Olub", by Ml'S. o . H . Uon in mating the Pll!lt year·~ work 8tt:wnrl. WaH well executed 11.nd one· or outstanding- a u c c e " s. mus\. tnterestlnr, setting rort.h h. Mn. Fern Bradbur)', President [or detaU circumst.anCtJ:; o! orsanlza 1932-38 respond~d With a spleQdlu tlcn, first offlc~:JS, and alms 0 : '*· and I I • d1rectol'. Prosecufin11 t.ttorney . - ......... · · · · · · Cedrio Cl~rk !§n. :ri\<>U\II8 .!lurke '-"" oon BIIUe I Cle~· o'1 Cou~... _. . . . . . . . . . . . . John S(lJI'TI t rrom Wednesday until BuncJa ~"• na • • · · · · · ~ .... ~... ur. Olld Sheriff ......... , .... , . , ............ , : A. 0. Tracy Ollo,rfea . I ~ .ntv Recorder ,• . . . . . . Geo. A. Meinhart Mr . Mn. carl Babcock apeot . '"' 01 · ·~ ' ····· · · ·· • · W~ne8day witb Mr. a.nd Mrs. Chas. County Treat~urer . . ................. I R. G. w.~ · 8 ·-~w · H w~t;:apeot Thur,.ay County Surveyor . ............ . .. . .. T lleodore Beegl - - Bel B ·in 1 ..wi\P.•lotrs. B. B. . at Ba&lan. Corone,r ........... . .. · · · · · · · · · · · · • · ,. ~ wtlh Earl R. Titus ·~ .J 9tw Word ted ~o Another Attomey·at•law By ArU."r .. t~aa:a" Batr --====:::::==:::::'!'=:::::::=:===:;::;=·'=(i" Republlcaa Cabclldate lor ·,INC. •. !1""""' ... ""' ... . I Mrs. B. Pmnk K". Orr_at JI.!•;Jiln Thursday •• 1•&Jo f!J ~ !Jl from erysipelas. .. ,_ ha. Le J!l. w. Holter g.!Jed on Elmer MJ Frimd.:J. V~lle fOI·,&ht· ~ l ~ ~bove a11 , renu~m-r t t. a vo eoqk. Bw.ldJt.Y eventM. Just two more weeks . ' before (WC r~ me ls a. v-:>t.e for me. A vote for Mr. and Mra. ,Mbert Prtode of start st.utllniJ thOse ballot boxes my oppooent Ia .al&o a vot.e for me. PoQieroy: &pent Suqday attemoon wU-h paUUcal census fGr 1933. We're OOlDlUn& the l'OtA;s as usual. wtt;t:t E. w. Holter and famUy. We guarantee yot;, good second~ Herrruw- Fl'l\ll,k .and p_ B. a.nc1. :r, you have any' doubt abOUt ~c hand goV(mment artd a. nlce re .. · Rayuwpd Prank W,Cl'e Suada.y- even· ri;bt man Just vote for the Bufi. "tire paint Job oo our old Clllll~ prolnli caners ot E. Holter have a record longer t.han a bull- misrs. You au know the rellable Oui SJna:er called 00 E wbip. 1Blf.· He never took &Ill~~ he . BUDday ~n. couldn't un. H 111 fo/ the people, by Marion, Allen, starH~ ... &Del Mau MY friend.. we are lor the wo~k~ the ~ple and never aet;.a d,oWn \o rice 0p- ape,ot s-~ afternOon tngmau U be 18 workm&: ror us ~d the oft'tee before noon. ;Ke dedleates with Emmcit ~ doesn't. eount his chanp be.t•re a tMty comerstQne aud can launch • 1ea.vlnl the WirtdOYr'. We are for Hv- 1a battleship without breaking the 1 ' en Q&ya a week, t't\'0 ptnts tO a bottle. KQ)C~ QIUU't and we wUI see you a.t tthe died SWlda)' profess-tonal matinee over at the " . ;' ; :I' \ I . ' . I I . .-·., Proltate,..Judge orr w. tJ E CleorKt! Qualified, Accomodating Courteoua, I W WIU the grand· 'Io-NIC ROBBERS T IS WITH a groat deal of oali•faction that we that occasionally robbers who in their cow-ardly f~~t~lt· ion. lnv~de the sanclttf of the hq,mo of til~ ,.~,~~r f;llti the busmess P_laces of banks an<\• o~e~ filii ~~ce_fli&. fully termlnatmr thetr lawless p\lnttltS:il ~ · · 1 Tb~ lateSt example of such l~llure in ''" ' " ...;.," ". ------ f!=!Sec ::~:r~:etUY. pf State ......... : ...... George C. Brj!dcll Auditor ......... , .. ... . .. .. .. · · Joseph 1lr11cY ~~:~ j ~~ \lo¥ 1!$ ................. . · 1UJAR THE LORD-0 earth, e&rth, earth, bear the ,'ll':o!'<ll!f the Lord.--oleremiab 22:29. • ,..._:JENKINS / :,w · #if,E SUCH a han! ~attle is being waged by demo:cfats and republic&Qs in various placea and f:n: va~j,, ous positions from the •!life of president down to the low. Ueattvillage place, it is refresbin11 and quJ~IlJI to know that10ne candidate ia as good as elected. ToiU ;lonklns, con...easman from the Tenth Obio district, 1.1 that· ind1.. vidual. Mr. Jenkins, up for re-election, baa -!i.i!IP9rl<ed him-elf in such manner while administering the alfaira his 4onstituency that it is most difficult for e""'.' hia oppo' nen~ to find fault with hia recon.l. ; He has made every effort to do everyt))jng ealeulate!l to b~lp the greatest number of people in his district · fro~~!- all indications, his reward will be re~eleetlbn ':~~i 0omr.aratlvely no elfort on his part. And It is well that ot-. •hould rewan.l men' of hia mak<-up m ouch • mtanrtet, i i for, lte richly deserves it. Without coDBiderlng the m ..., the lrater is hard put to think of anyone who could succeed Mr. Jenkins who could so admirablY •nd aueefully attend to all the duties required of ' a cODJP'elliiiii!IJ from- the Tenth Ohio diotrict. It is well we have so aro!JII Plf>< Attention Voters ! 'l1le Womm'a Nua.lc Club of Lalit tn whk:h ahe outHned the tJma Mktdleport held one ol the oul· uf the dub [or the yeiU' and In Rf.lndlna meetlngR tn the club 'his- which she N!queated the same eoIA»y, Tue&day eventna. at the Henth operation shown the pwst. able pres!· dent, Mrs. Heunesy '['he Chorus, M. E. ~urch comm.emora~na lhe Wldtr the ah·ecuon or Mis6 Vestn Tenth Mllliversary of lUI roundln 1 . Mt.1Coy, at LhU!. time rendered "LJ~:~t The- prolram Was open~ with the the Cherubic Host" fram Ora..torio alnaln& or "America the Beautllu1"1 "Holy Cit.y" by Gaul. Solo parts tn this number .,..ere taken by Mra. by the enae~le followed by the I Frances Klein and Mrs. Hattie treasurer's report br ~111. ROtie Me~ &mth. Mrs. Esther Alltsblre fol· Muter; at t.his i.mle. ~ole rettrh11 lowed with a p1a.no solo "Etude Me~ President, Mrs; Claro. Hennesy_ex- lodlque" by Roa'en, a. n~mber which preMed her appreeluUon t.o the she played at the ttrst meeting of members of the club, the choral the Wcmeri:s Muslc Club !olloWJns Governor .... , , . ........... , . . ..... 'David S. ln11alla Lieutenant Governor . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lee B. ·P almer ::.;;;:.______ I " Fie& Ctrct18. ~Ley hat on earth .. • northwestern p'art ef tb'j ~":;t:tt"l up a small bank plil Ji<rt ~ with all their m:aotten g\.ino The hope and prayer of every citl~en who is abiding and who has the wood of the n11tlqn at heart, is that these four are prosecuted and riven the 1~11 of the law fur their waywardllftSB, notooniJI~ •• ' "'\ means' til ridding Mociety of such menaces biJ~ , 1, otbem of tbcir ilk to forego their pqroulte Htlntething le~ dangct'ous, mol'e Jaw · •nd with !ll'oater nllimatc lasting reward for thoae eqsaged. .. , , ' ..• L' .. ' ., I 'I r ,. "VJNDING thinp ·onl!•mrartyl I thought rd ex· .1' amine the tnhocro iir•a cigarette. ~Look here ••• this is Chesterfield tobacco. Notice ito .l~ter color .•. ynu don't see any dark heavy type., do you? I go.,.. that's why Che11terfields are milder. :, ~: · "I'm told thl!l uniformly lighter color ill due to ' :.',.cro... blendiog. It oort of w•ldo all tobaccos ioto one. i, _. "And here's oomething else. Notice thattheoe long -- · :~breds are aU cut the same ·w'idtb4 It stands to n-.a&OD they bnrn Amoother and cooler. "I don't pretend to be an expert hut it lnob to me as if they make ChNterfirJds -right. "Here, light one. Tbat'o the 00.. test after aiL the --- EDUCATOR IS SHORT $1GHTED ... Tlwy Satisfy." • ' " , .. .; -·-·,, '. ' ,, " •• .. ·I • ' ' ... �• • • 111111 PAJ:.,T .,...tlilll-..'lilii<U'l, ~ • W.VA. BACKfiElD T GUR'Y OOACH SlY! .,..........,.. j ~J:f~tiJJ, N~;~rtbweoJ. em 'Men4or, Tello Ab~~Ut Work . -- OF PLAYER$ 4YWAl4 Ft~n R.W Pla1 On Line 'l'bt Dec:ideo Came •ht •• •. ,,. ' o-•t See .. ,:. ' )!y DJCK lu.>q.EY J'ooi!IOll a.;m; ll<iflb,mlom <Wrl~· Chi-. d&7i lll(t Oct. 11-IKB-A r.w one· or our Preabmen ~. _J~ •11b Unl ew.,..!t 1'1' L N. 8.) E'lam, 11111 tein,M<: came u~ "U t eter U.Y.t the luod fortune ot hovil>l' - - and IU> """ play !oollioU; IU>'a I'Jjnr ....tlen4 North· 1'~· ...· ...,., age fOotball fan"e ..tiitude toward tbe lbdlYtdual player. Tbey eee and ~ -~ ~n . f~ld runner. Tbe · s~Cular IWd open field play of tliO .ond, II be Ia udopt at catch· JoB ~hevrolet Sport Coupe. come look at it. Box 25, Racine. lnr coi1iar<t - · oeta lbetr ••· tentim, but tboy rarely b<8tow • IO·:if·~~ .~ .. ·.... . --- word' or pral&e on t.be men -aU the .. ~ular -~ - -- ,.... -- who West Bedford runs of the hand for the ~. that ·" . •',. ''"' ~"-'"' ·· bUt be'l lolna to .,. • lull- baek.. ... ~ .......... Thill lltateiiMint sums up the aver- .. Ml,u tts op- ne6daf --- My ~tle l4or$ spent J~ofLernoon with Jane Wed· Hantna: or- and tamllY• reaponMta. WUHam Henessy and Wll· a football :Ham Pratt were visitors ln ~me­ ~d - . roy TUeBday . made a atatement Mr. &rid Mrs. Wtlllam Beal and any remark ever children spent Saturday with Mri. to the ...,., tjlat Oh&r.les Ileal, &all> I'OUDd ¥!'. Alld llrl. !Melvin Morrta goo<l JJDe but chlld~n spent Btmd:ay with I mate a -areat Adelade 8t.anley near Snowvme. Mr. and Mrs. John Monks, Mr. · poaslble-an~· M•~t m.renee-· MonkJ ~anct-ram KBErll'fG Times WILh The De .. Pr~lon. Jt.'a Freel For t.hlrtY d&JJ ,..~ five a complete chal81& l~brtcatlon with each chan&C ot .. Boilermakers Travel ' ' OCt .1& to Nov. 16. Hllh ~~ .. apre pease outnt Juat instilled. pU, ' BUBNLoEY ., .......,_~.......,--_, w_, ~ and retlnlah any mall:e or mOifel. Sb.ell servtce Statton, " Guy CU80J1, Prop. Middleport, 0 . With Pomeroy ('l')ov. Co. 8 Y"eanJ, 10-21-~. I I' 1 ~ • ~ • ! fi.HF-Hllt' t'S 1:1 .. 1.1'- (IF Clln1'TI!;L . PkOl'I!OR!J'Y Amurluo l:!uvvl¥ tJu . a Co"p, • l'lalntlfi. ' .. Gi•nt Slr.h,;e Nc:-vcr 4it l.t.•t.mnrclo·H ~' 1Ul1H' •• r • ll'rnl LI'~'"h bfurhn, \t;lllc;h 11 ou lU hn n: Wt~h;lu.'l.l ::W.UOJ jli.IUJIII~ Wl\!1 lltln!;' l'IU:!\ ~11 111 UUt lttutllll \l ' tt~o~ IIII•J\\'1'tl I~· unr l ~h . llltlllt~l wn~t j!IJ fl.!t~t h ilof h, Loun tlrtlu Will; CUijJict,\'t!l.l ••II IIIII! IHCIIW rlul oJ ,wl un- ii.JC;! llrHt lc•n Hf Uw ~; lx 1 ~· uurli qf Il l:-~ l'l;!l:ll ~h~ u~:c 111 'l'h" 1 l t • ·~ ••• • •• Hotel H:illsboro . I .. same qua tty.. same sue • • same· ' Shape.~ now -. • ·• 3 for tOe ! 'i (LARGEST ALL-YEAR HOTEL) J ;/'· ' ... ' ~I N061.,E IS 001/,olG A NOC31..E .JOB AT PUICD4J1: We are very happy to make this ._ portant announcement to the mil.h bf smokers ·who wapc a fPte, bljptl~ cigar of modest price. Certi&ld Qemo "3t 5P: has for ye~rs b¢eq.' A.lnerica's great(:St cigar vahte. ~o~ at~~ $'ril,A.IGH'J'-3 •. - ' • 1 .··~'-' ··...:...""':·. . if . h·· 11' i J' H"1 I I . t '_l 1· 2 1 rllfr f 'Flo lillifK4 i*ll ZJIS .·~. !!.·.~1.: ::~1 i~•·,.new --·Lodil ef --.£.-,...., -.Ji . ·~~· · -'"·-~-a~ :foJiame Safes. 'l'fle ~ aviugs thus ~d are now puscd· Oil ·tO you. No matter where you Ji~. in c:i~. ctwotry, ~~~ 0r ~; )'PU y.rill Certi~' Ctl!uao .c~, of:dl! 4mi fitl,: ~m · · '~ J• 'J'·. ... ' ' ' . ~---· .. ...' ~ - --~- -, .:: •'.• . ' 1,, • \~\. ~( . . ' -·· . ' . �• • • 111111 PAJ:.,T .,...tlilll-..'lilii<U'l, ~ • W.VA. BACKfiElD T GUR'Y OOACH SlY! .,..........,.. j ~J:f~tiJJ, N~;~rtbweoJ. em 'Men4or, Tello Ab~~Ut Work . -- OF PLAYER$ 4YWAl4 Ft~n R.W Pla1 On Line 'l'bt Dec:ideo Came •ht •• •. ,,. ' o-•t See .. ,:. ' )!y DJCK lu.>q.EY J'ooi!IOll a.;m; ll<iflb,mlom <Wrl~· Chi-. d&7i lll(t Oct. 11-IKB-A r.w one· or our Preabmen ~. _J~ •11b Unl ew.,..!t 1'1' L N. 8.) E'lam, 11111 tein,M<: came u~ "U t eter U.Y.t the luod fortune ot hovil>l' - - and IU> """ play !oollioU; IU>'a I'Jjnr ....tlen4 North· 1'~· ...· ...,., age fOotball fan"e ..tiitude toward tbe lbdlYtdual player. Tbey eee and ~ -~ ~n . f~ld runner. Tbe · s~Cular IWd open field play of tliO .ond, II be Ia udopt at catch· JoB ~hevrolet Sport Coupe. come look at it. Box 25, Racine. lnr coi1iar<t - · oeta lbetr ••· tentim, but tboy rarely b<8tow • IO·:if·~~ .~ .. ·.... . --- word' or pral&e on t.be men -aU the .. ~ular -~ - -- ,.... -- who West Bedford runs of the hand for the ~. that ·" . •',. ''"' ~"-'"' ·· bUt be'l lolna to .,. • lull- baek.. ... ~ .......... Thill lltateiiMint sums up the aver- .. Ml,u tts op- ne6daf --- My ~tle l4or$ spent J~ofLernoon with Jane Wed· Hantna: or- and tamllY• reaponMta. WUHam Henessy and Wll· a football :Ham Pratt were visitors ln ~me­ ~d - . roy TUeBday . made a atatement Mr. &rid Mrs. Wtlllam Beal and any remark ever children spent Saturday with Mri. to the ...,., tjlat Oh&r.les Ileal, &all> I'OUDd ¥!'. Alld llrl. !Melvin Morrta goo<l JJDe but chlld~n spent Btmd:ay with I mate a -areat Adelade 8t.anley near Snowvme. Mr. and Mrs. John Monks, Mr. · poaslble-an~· M•~t m.renee-· MonkJ ~anct-ram KBErll'fG Times WILh The De .. Pr~lon. Jt.'a Freel For t.hlrtY d&JJ ,..~ five a complete chal81& l~brtcatlon with each chan&C ot .. Boilermakers Travel ' ' OCt .1& to Nov. 16. Hllh ~~ .. apre pease outnt Juat instilled. pU, ' BUBNLoEY ., .......,_~.......,--_, w_, ~ and retlnlah any mall:e or mOifel. Sb.ell servtce Statton, " Guy CU80J1, Prop. Middleport, 0 . With Pomeroy ('l')ov. Co. 8 Y"eanJ, 10-21-~. I I' 1 ~ • ~ • ! fi.HF-Hllt' t'S 1:1 .. 1.1'- (IF Clln1'TI!;L . PkOl'I!OR!J'Y Amurluo l:!uvvl¥ tJu . a Co"p, • l'lalntlfi. ' .. 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A.lnerica's great(:St cigar vahte. ~o~ at~~ $'ril,A.IGH'J'-3 •. - ' • 1 .··~'-' ··...:...""':·. . if . h·· 11' i J' H"1 I I . t '_l 1· 2 1 rllfr f 'Flo lillifK4 i*ll ZJIS .·~. !!.·.~1.: ::~1 i~•·,.new --·Lodil ef --.£.-,...., -.Ji . ·~~· · -'"·-~-a~ :foJiame Safes. 'l'fle ~ aviugs thus ~d are now puscd· Oil ·tO you. No matter where you Ji~. in c:i~. ctwotry, ~~~ 0r ~; )'PU y.rill Certi~' Ctl!uao .c~, of:dl! 4mi fitl,: ~m · · '~ J• 'J'·. ... ' ' ' . ~---· .. ...' ~ - --~- -, .:: •'.• . ' 1,, • \~\. ~( . . ' -·· . ' . �n ... ~' OH I~ S14tc • / ~UE SERVICES ftll ~u•r Jl (. wA _._01111',,- R~CI~E l~Dl. ~~I Children Slain·by Moilier ~E R[NDEREO CEUftHATION l, :.,lot "'~ ...., { .' ,, • ( • ~tlsrv u D I H H WEATHER FOR!CASf -· . i: " -Ohio-oiOUd¥. ~, ut:bt r&~.. ln READERS' NOTJCE - U you w•nt the News Ollloe of The Daily Trilmqe, call 286-L; If tho ljwdne11 BN·WAY To HULTH ~FUR OPE -~ Pl'lda)o ' .......... ooldtr. ~ NIPI t~' fit &q;ltb 011\ee uk tor 202-R. porUon, IN NORTHWEST Confesses IDs Setond Murder ' . IN &HUT ~ BULLETIN follolllnl' · ......... wu reoelftl•l tbll: atwmooa. bJ B•~ ion Brown trt.>m ,,bJ ~. · Hr.nebel: .. Ait 0 . K. wW write The Uaemployed Trylnr -~. Pro, teat In Hlot.,..Y . Plu Would Reduce Tneo On Land By Raioing Other ltO"'lo en.- ' IJNMCllately. .~· •., ........ -t;: "' ......... 1<U· ~ ... .,.•. I PAST CHIEFS ENTt;RT.t.JN£0 J The Past Chlef.s of MasnoUa son. Kenneth Orues~r and Charles Temple met 11t the home o1 Mrs. Keehne attended the llll%lllal Field Ernest Rea Tuesday t~venlng. The Day dotr triaiR at Maa&1e Tuesday. house was approprlatel1 decoratfd Mra. M:. V. Oaniner or Charleston In Halloween style and retresh· ·u st:Jendillg the week wtlh Dr. and ments In keeplna with the seai!On Mre. 0. H. Caldwell ol Butternut were sened. Avenue. Durinl the bwllDefll meetl.nl Ule Mrs. EUzabeth MUenpaugh of following officers were ' eleeted: Newark b; spending tlle week wlth President, M:'ll. Edith Joachim; Vke her daual'lter, Mrs. Oscar Roedel President. Mrs. Lenna Bearha; sec.. and family. retary, Mrs. AIUe PlSJler: Treasurs ; Weber o! Cleveland wu a er, Mra. came Fls!l~r. viSitor ln town Wednesday The followtna membera . ... ' '.• Offic:lala F aar New MC~Te May l$e Slrnal To Start Rlotin1 F o• Other Purpooeo Than Bulldin1 And Keep· i"l Up Hi1hwayo I 1 -- ~i~~~~~'ii Man Prison , ·. Break 'Is Foiletl ·· -...!. ' ' ,.1 ·:. IIB.OKEN BONE IS SET Mra. A. 0 . Tracy. ,who was tn.. •JuA,d. ·tn au automobile accident t~ -w'eeka BKP, ha.Cl o. broken bone ln , her let~ d.rm I!Ct, Wednesday. T1je ·bone WaJi kllQ,Wll t.o be br.ok• en ·l)y :the Mtan<Hna .phyaiCtrm but I it .wllS; lmpollhlble tb ta\:e an x-ray\ btleatUie Mrs. Traey'a Injuries .f!-e" c:e. .C..ted her ®ntl~emcn~. AJ ra.y, of the fractured ~e ""as taken «-\ ·'l)te,llday evenina- and t.he bone set I Wedrumday mo:rnina. Aside trom 1 the broken o.rm, Mrs. Tracy ia reCO'(eril~ nicely trom 'tlhe tnjurtc&, ~· :- I Pnrkersbllti spent Sundll.y wlth her parents, Mr. nnd Mn. wnua.m Talbott. . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sla.Uibte~ ·Of Parkersburr spent WedneSda·r with :·;AIJXILIARY 1MEIT8 rhe American Leaton Auxiliary W'lU to Drew Webat.er t,oat. held a l'tiU&u' bualnosa and aocla~mee~lna: ( ~ J.m;ris • ••• Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes Tuefltay evcnlnr at the ._. ,.in.fl'tcan "'~"' HaU. . During the· ev@nlna \lie 'iJHlot~ tor the etla~nr ;vea~ w.ere batali~ by Post Commander Poiil· ' 8tanltly or Drew ,, W,ebster " A.Rml:XIml\tett tvlonl;y m-eJl1bers nttend the Pnll Qonferellro whiCh will be he1d '·1·:. Mra. Ferrell and daua:,ht ;[ . of Parkenbura: were Sunday :• •' or \ M'r. Perrell o.nd f&nnHy ) tlf :t J,dwea• Portland. I E. W. Hill or J>~~·~~:~~d::~~ thoMrs. YMt week vuest ot ''·. ter, Mrs. Okey Payn,er j Mp.ry Louise tLt WlltesvUle, Thursday, November Ml'll. Tom Crow, Mra. Mlna Web- ' Cla~nce the hos~eaeea or .Masaar the evenlns. New :Electric Theatre •• < .i. TODAY FIRST YEAR" Trlbuno~ Daliy faohlon Bo""'u Eva A. · TinpJ'• Pari• 8enkle " w... ,,..• •• fl'nnel• ~ LLJ] · 7807 I coin and this Coupon filled out will bring I5,CENTS inpattern return mail. Netr ROBBERY" McDade~:::·~-"c-;-•·• ntlht with Mrt~. trel ot Racine. , Mr. aod Mn. w. E. McDade Kahacua spent Friday wtth Mr. and Mra. v. Bl MeUade. Mlaae• Mary MoDade •nd Panme B. Henderaon, Yr. OUn· Milhoa.ll ot Portland and Mr. lldpr D&vta ot M.rtett.. called on Mr. and Mn. R. s. Henderson at Coolville Sunday M"Olida)' 3. w~re and children. o.t t.hil, local unit wnl Iter' and Mrs. SJaughte ~ ~ork I"!U, .• ' ;,you ~tliis by Plea·se mai1 at once y·o ur Paris pattern, No. 7807, !'he-to Name . • . • . .. . • • • • • • • • • •.• . • • • • • • • . • . . • . . . . . . . • . • e•entnr. NO'IilqEI ,1;~ AD lllS1 club ' Rho t..-e able io attend the Wultin,ton Cel· ebra&lon •t l.alll' BoS&om ll'rlda1 are fttllll!lkl4 br Slle l'nlklelli of ihe orp...,_tloa, to be at r.a...- lkf.lom at J:st Frldat lftemoon. EDISON HOBSTE'fl'U, See. ' . - Every · COav.ict' Befor~ He ii ~i..J .Oft Pa· role• Pa..._ ' To Be Announced Soon; ~: PRESIDENT TO STO:' ~ · . I ~ ,Miss BQ.rah Wllllwn110t1, who hiUI been confined to her home an the aorriaonYllle f{lad by illneu the paal; week, Is Rported to be slJBht· Iy....1mprovinl. , ''Clifford Ebersbaeh, Errold Daw- <>tit'!" '~ . 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