https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d913d542182a8e43c87cc91f76ed83dc.pdf 85034b864a922c77b58010dd73b9c759 PDF Text Text • ' .' . '·' • • I ' • ' • I - "' ''J'OISDlY:DW .....IR'I, UIU N~ 8 Bomb and Intended Victim lr .~ ·- -""'· · • YQL. Vll-NO. 71 \ == . ~ Speed, At Re10'-r SeioiOD M0n· day Exc.Pt Appj'o•al of Billa TO BE CAUGHT SHORT SESSION Ref.uaed To Go To '"" Sc:hool; Boy Ia Too W'F.ATHER FORECAST . W ObLo-Cloudy CL"l., I":Ut h oolder ~~ om.. L _ pre<::eckd by ratn oll'\n:Pna to •••• h Held; Demancli Count, Roach, An · IpONd FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNA'PION AL NEWS BERVIOE m . • IP 1'1"8 NllW8 JT'B IN THII DAILY TJU2lJNJ: POMEROY, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1~32 11 Chanred Ohio Seaate Sure To See Unlilually Strained Relationilhip In Partisan Membenhip; ~m• Have Edre With S..wyer Dee. f,..t- I.Uhtrs'ralPs t.ax aml.·b&n.kJnC"N mntl 'l-INB-- propo~~ed to congRM ~r by Sf!CTf!tarr ol the Treat;uey NUJR. The detlclt. for IU!B wu tHttmat-ed pt Sl MU31.000 and l¥ 1 19Sf U.Q25.63l,OOO on tl.~ bll.llill o!one;r.et 1 were OOYemor Oeorp Wbltt todaY lilt· ' t4 Ull Whole-Mf,rtedly bl!!hind the ;j DiDnocntlc senate slate propo&red at the ~rty "ea.~W'Vl aolled.Uied here this ntternoon. ; !or apprOval 1'be al&te lDCJudes ~ I •·, • Oashorn at ~ Btnate, Ot.~ a.nd 1 of wnu.m v. &II speat· 1 ol the -· ·h~ ,.. . ,, Is Seen~ Great Turmoil r ;. At Political Partitano Fight in. Gallerie• and on Aaaembly Floor ENTERTA.lNS CLASS "Always an Aeeeptahle Gilt Children In the Bun(tay elnss of Mrs. Anna EpJ>J Hn ~· "• I" were home. Tne YOlUlgst.en~ had a most enjOyable time, five bern, awarded t.cautlful pah;nt pencils lor tuivlna leal-ned. the names of ~;~~~ ~ ~ lxoks In ~e lJ,Oit' Mts _: teachts a. elM~ of ~· nung al '' . And al-ya twi~e iu:.cepta_ble if it'• ,'\' .. pajama ' from '!Ur'R"<:w an<J l»eau.,iful ae~c' \io.n. :. Broadcloth and Madra• with contrfltling collar and cufh. •• ... ri 1· ' ' . ~ entertnlned Monaa,. evening at her .Paja~as ·, school lhc Bethany M. E. Sunday school. I Mn:. .~eric Roos. wlie a! the 1 I I PART : (:t:stor ;\ntt ML~ Ma.rglttt'l Hf'IIIrul.n ,, r.~lstcd Mrs Enp~~ln , TWO "~OCAL GfR4l 'J;AKE Athenll, Dec. 6-(Spl •-'l'wo Pomeroy sy.d.ents at OhtoUul~ersttyw111 take : a· ~ , ' t~ flrif. '!.32 student 1 ec~tn Musle; to . . Aodltortu\ri. \'ell bY ~ BehoOl bt 1 Y ntgbt, tn MU81c Hall · I Emmy Lou Keelule, conf..c'a&. 1 wtll slna llizt's 'nle Loreley, Helen ! .!l:hacfer ls to be one of four aec'bmpa.nlats lor Uw! Pl'Qentilotton. Twefl:I.Y students w!U partlciPt;te. " 1 j dit'toile or our race, d8eply il'OOV~ tl\elr sentiment& throu11h a ·~n..• a. halt of thAt are atrugeie-" rot roo~d rrom pu~IY.· In r&j • . So'' fri '·' iplrt~\- "The Only P.ir Of F.yd ~ou'll-.Ei.er H ..e" llave Tl;cm ex'amlned' ~~ I'~D ~ACC~ATQ.*' b1 • -.yshrtan! E, F. MAGG, M.D. POMEROY, OHIO. • • Gift Henquarters for Men >' I JOIN THE· chrlstmal:. . Club ., ' At Middleport for 1933 ' 'I $5,000 Paid Out thia week for 1932. Chriatmiaa Club OTIZENS NATIONAL BANK 11 curta.lltn.ent or inC that "It ls bnpo!!Rible to bUdget entirely tlon." "ID vlew of OW In :a:: ~~'!i .. filurel! presented •to con .. .. t. MlUs made Oovemor WlUtt lll'lllOWlCed 1\1- blldlf:t IJ'i!SS by the pre&ldent ~ tatt,• 282,000 nn the ~rupplementarJ ' bud· David B. De A:hnond \Dl o.t BanUlton, er 'pra·tan. I ror clertablp of sen. With Other Thouoand• to I' Help Cauae, Accord- ' in1 To Leadera Mr. Pabat Of Pabot Brew· MR. MILLS SA:YS . inr Company, ·s.ya Price To Depend Report Indicates. CAMPAIGN FAILS Hope Of Balance ON TAX ASSESSED Before 193& Price Will Be Five WaRhln11t.on, Dec. 7- JN$-Repeal Police Say But Group Spokeamen Say Ob· ·And Ten Cenb Per of unproduetiVf! excise ta:lel'l, jective Obtained m~n.t of a '? 1-4 per a&nt ma file~ Drink AS RESULT OF TIE . BY C ARRIER It 81 matl ,.... CI:M~ t4 .10 - PRIC'J:-'[ HREE CEN'.<'S • ·,; n ! In East and • ••• -p~-TR~...._Fou-nd-Guil-.ty-UG-Al-IZ£-08-[[_ft....L.Ta~x--· " l'RHIRf.~IN I 11 ClUS£ MANY 8[ S~lO U :~ RtfM~NNER PILITICAL SPATS JITN[Y" ~ ~l~SS u~;:tivetould Will ~HU~N ~ Colun$M&I, 0., + ill North portion&. ThuNUy pruo-Jr clou.dr ati4 :lQlder. Snow ftUl"''iet 1n Nm.htut portson; -:-:-flHI.-... ·1 • ~no w FOOD EXEMPTED IN TAX PROPOSALS .... "'... .... .... .... .. *..... ''[-{unger Marchers," Beaten, Leave W ashingtori - ..;. -··-·-·. U jon waat ' ,t he News of The Dally ~UDe, call 286-L; If the Builneoo Olllce u.l: for 202-R. "B.Y C~MM _ ..............._____ _, READi:ll!i• NOTiCE - I5 1 •• \ To be a Bride in China S[NTTnC~N~R[~ ,.' ' BY PRESmENT Tf BAlANCE BUDGfl "' 12'/c Perce11t Sales Tg And Drutic Cub To " Kod Situation SLASHES ~' RecoiDJIIended In All {leo partntenb Of Govern··•· ntenlal Expentet · ·' n. HOLMEs ,·: IN$ Sta.O' Corresponde-nt Washington, Dec '1. ~ INS - A pnereJ. manutactUJen;' 1111les tax o! :ll-4 J!ef cent on everythinv; er.. cePt food was 1-ecommended 'tb By OEORGE eoutp"e88 today by Preeldent vt:r in tranzmittin.:: a bud,.et calls for expenditures 2o11 1!'~111,- 801,344 dur1nJ the The ~t next repor..ed the b~t I!JIT{es net estimates t.aaO.~ below those for curreol ft&cal year. but reduction, he \o meet �I .' -..::- -· ' I, - . .- .. . ' • .' . .. - ' ....... -- - .... ... ' "I'"' -:-.··· ........ ' d f· •• WEOJmlDAY . DP:CDliOOI 7, 111!2 '' :'.'' 'IDIWL'f ·'" 'I,; • I •I .~~ l.' ; .. ~:: " .: . ' ~ •.................. 'J&~on·. """Ill . " " " " " " " " " .. ·.. ·.......... .. •• _ _;.,.......___ l""' .............. '.' '"II ....,.I THE WET-DRY VOtt .HE-.CONGRESS having brought up the subject of.beer "~cording to tne plan of Mr. Gurner and the reso:u- 1 tl,on h•inJ been defeated by a margin of but · 1ix \•otes, ·I that .riany being needed to owiteh to make the •necessary two-thirds msjority, the question may be laid to ·one side 1 at least until next llfarcb after Mr. Roosevelt is . i1laugu- l rated and has called an extra SI!IIS'ion as he must do 'if the 1· Democrats ate to fulfill their p;omi.se of beer to the · peo- 1 ple w~thin anythinJ like a reasonable period of tiine. . l't'e prdless of \.heth'er 'b eer is a good thing for the j countg- tO have in a leealized manner rather than t\lc way lleef,"W"hiokey, po1son and other liquors are being sold under the guise of "good" liquor, one thine 1s sure. The 1 R~publican party will have no part in nor wil it be able to claim one bit p! credit nor can it be chareed with one bit ot reapanslbility for the act when it fillally does occur, if it happens during the next four years. · While the RepubHcans had a fine chance to help t'e- : turn legalized beer to the nation, assumin11 that it is a I good..Jllove, tbey mulfe<l tiw opppriuqity:i!nd ..now if tUl'llll.QUt to be the move necessary to help put the country bnck)l>n its feet, the Democrats cnn say and riebtly, that it \V~ through their efforts alone that the condition was broutht about. On the other hand If it makes a bad mntlb Artluor .~·~~.,.. lla.,;. . · ter \l'prse or at least does not alter the situation, the Demoerafii must carry tho load while the Republicans point at thelijpith scorn. sayin!l, ''we had no~lnJ! whatever with it.., \• • -. Jt an,Yirate with the vote us close ~ i) wss, it is - u virtuit ce1tainty that all t~~~~llfeat m~t present 1s a d'l~.unUI after Mar<:jdM~uWI! re ll•~~licans who vote~'' ~~ltlflt ~JI,P,ro. ~I l'OPhfed by wet Dem~l'OI~ after .l~u~ration Sprli!lf· This beine true,'·a larie majority for nnv·tnunr a w~ nature, may be expected to be in Was\llngton dm·ing the next four years. But now the - gulnt'a p,tas lh the n;aeantim~. the country will »WaiL the next bUJted out of Jnll. Sec 1t we cau "' wat · h muc h mterest, · '" fl rm IY convmce · d th ' t Let'a rnir,~:try •notller ·l'"l'' experlnl..t.l101r.;iu~·l~·· mov.,. t h e we..., ._..._,_ 8 d=n calenders wltnoUL n their;happy days are about to be here again while the pio!eaalonol reform . drys~e equally hopeful that all effort& ln that direction 1, At~"'' .,, . ~ w"" •odd will ~e defeated. And while thill is golfiJ on, both wets ul1. . it happened. We vrent thru Eve<y · prohlbltlom•t lc<t""'r ...,_ • h th lt ¥d. came out. the other aide. We r1ed a hofl'Jble example ?.Uh blm and drys cannot utford to 10rget t at ere artJ: many c&.n look back tuld see our mlstakes. 1 It we oould look ai utheimatters of great national importance which must The el.ghUenth amendment is ~ · was more etlic. h'b' . · ......... of tll,OSC th.lna:s that happens when Bmcndment.ll tn not be Sidetracked by the pro I ltion. COfJ,,...uV~I'8Y · you leL n b:Jy have his own way too . We aU ltnew he I . ..__, R9Fael 'i! I 'r I c§~bclfini ' r .. . , of lB SU.Id of fot' fi1•es in hom~ it seems people simply will not hee·d the worning3 ·so off«tn emblazoned across the front pageD of daily news, pape~ You ctumoL -;;;m ~~~~;:~!~d~ Uou. All you ~;Un do IIi .~ 1 It n mn.n WRUls beer throughout the land espec1al!y .when ~ne pr mor.e' souls ·are pl'eclpitaied into eternity simply because tliey faile4.to use proper safegut>rda while using the dan,erouo • I liqui4•· .. , , , !; ,, .. ..., most were served at the oonciW!Ion or play AUXILURY MEETS LatHes Auxiliary 'to the Post o! the Amer· lcan Leaton met Monday evenln~r a.t their hall !or the reg-ular meettng. U has been announced tha~ the ~uxlltary voted to make "" contrlbu· Uon to the Middleport ReUet Com~ mittee. The next m~nw will be held Dec. 19th. Peeney~Bennett ATTEND SESSION The following ladlfo.s attended Eastern Bt;a.r Lodle at Tuesday evening, at whtch Deputy Orand Matron, Mrt. Tneona Miller or Marietta, Installed officers Co.r ensu1n1 year : Mea. dames Evelyn Lewill, Nan P,f001'1!, R. B. Laughead, J . H. Orate, T. A. May, E M. MeCarty, Vannie Town· ·-' ' Decisive t .<Continued Prom PM.e Dnt) Rend. M. L. Jl'rench, Jennie .~~!~'.'1 of ~~.;:'tC;!~ a a.cqua.tntlng tltem wlth changes In R L. Smith, Max Harrah and Reynolds. rules and glvlnr Lhem ample . opPUfPOIIO or portunity to dlaplay oftenstve playe dU.Inl' the thnt is exp&cted to !'esu1t ln a su::TO PRESENT rLATLET wl,\11011' ,. cesstul season. I The W. W U. of the Cheshire from Neal, tba war-horse of t.he &rid- M. .E. Qlurch. will p1esent the play~. sent lron In the past season, will be us- let "The Man In the Grt'en Bhlr\ ttonoft ed aa the center, chanK1ng to a 1F1·Jday evening, Dec. 9th at the guard position on 1-he offensive. 1Cheshil'l! high school auditorium. Oollagher and Alllinsworth will Following 15 the list or characters u~raln be used as 8 scOI·Ing comblna~ I George T Fulle,r1 .\lways out tlon while Ktncald wUl probably be ~ ~oney, B. V. SlYre; Ivan Ross:. ·J URe(i • pi t 1 ff I IIUI!St from Arlumsas, Lewis BJbn· a a vo man n ens \X" garner· Egbert Cain A Clever Jlla.ys. The 0Lhc1· guard is yet un· 1Crook 'Lewis Ables · Wmte Roacll del.ermlned w1th several flOOd pro- . Hired· Man of the ' Fullers Jame8 fo· ~hat position foremost In : Roush: M1s. George T. Pulier, \vtth coaches mind ; Mllhomure ldeas, Eleanor Davison.: The Jacket..'! hall ~ been passmg Delphine Larule an adventure!'\!! Lbe ball around in Pl'ftCt.ice Be8Siona I Isis Peters; Mllite Fuller, daughte~ like SCfl.<loned veterans anc: It 1B ex- ot oeorge T Fuller. Marvaret Da.· pected tha.t before the season ad- vlson, Mrs T . Jefferson Jaynes, t1. vances much they will develop tnt.o social leader. Mary E. Ulomaa; a fast paaalng, scoring quintette. Lena Mae Crow, Mald of the FulThe advance notices from Chester lers, Eloille Yeauger: a.nd Jimmy lndtcaLe that they aguln hil''e a Rockhart, a harl:lbo!ler! poUceman, fMt little team, as has been usual Brook~ Wlthi'OW for the Chester school in put, sensons. and they may t;w·prlse the unsuspecting Middleport to.ns w1th •• better showlna: than 1s expected although the lo::fl.l t.eum has little 1.0 worry about from Lheir first gnme continued. Prom opponents. The t • m.e Reichstag ~. IMek 11 notr aatlllfled. 35c. ~ sba.ch Pomeroy, Mdtrin It Roller, and all olh( r ~ been be nla:ht. , q;lthough not liVIng much ot a.n l~ress!on fl•om eo.Mly pra. ~tlcc sessions, are expected to hoi<:. tl)etr own with the Chester girl! ~lqi ~an ev\'!~ chance for a win. ~r,lniJ ~ i?dlfatJ,ps . ...1} Pate OFFICERS INSTAL..;J oftlcers was held the Masonic the following the ____ -- ',..' .....,.. . ¥(1 ' I r.o ) OFFICERS ,INST~LLED Pomeroy chapter No. 186 Star, held, .a sJx o'cloek Rlld• '.instiH&ttoft ' of' olftce111 'Mlere were 68 . Sent •, Glouster. \'litton. b.nd va.rtnus tcrs, present. The hutaJJing otftoer MASON CITY 14~• ,. Ka&lJ&>~• trlort ' lllepllty Marlett.a. Hotel Hillsboro ,.. ·-...., (LARG,t:ST ALL· YEAR HOTEL) . ., ... ~. ' ' ~ ... ..,; __ The IMt..Uied J .\ for letd them had llre~dy a p I' c a d throuclt th' rank& o.t Tom Leaeh't, folJowu£ 1 The CI'J' was taken up by ~then on Ute fore<'S~Ut~ It droWned the sounda of 1uentment tblt ~ we1·e emerging from the aalley) to tell t~ hla, aerlai~e~~· star Then ... ' . points. ~o~elt .r ,:.t,.),~.., . ,. !• I " ' ~- I•, , ·I ~ ~ I ' 'f ~. - I. ~' . ' ' '•' ' :' ~$49.50, ~:lta,so, .19B.so, .s,rso~oo. the carelet~.ll W:IC of thtl ~xplolSIVColi in t1a6 manQel'. dal,'.l ~Uh Tom Wo-:l llmitou at Mag· Hundleda of livea have been taken as toll in ~he sante 110arloUa Ohllnacr or PQmeroy ' ma~mttr and from all indicat!onil in spitQ. .o~ all tht: w.:S ~~e \illt:k end cuer:;t of Elleen lnp th~t are issued, in •11!te of cveq\Jilt!ll f~l!~ , ~~=dluc croob of Pt. Plensanl P90P~e seem ahle to do, fhe cunta~re Is con~inued no wu lhe of Mr. and Mfs. o~ll•f \'OBHOn th~n that many people will, \lOt learn exce~t snt~~~~ii.:'~"ii.n t~l'OU!fh bitter experience and In the ca~e of desu·uctivo Do•ls """ M1·•· R118oell hll!~~. · ~flet• one experience ouch as m'l\'f, Nn~· It i• \~O· Pt. P.,...nt and late profit tltereby. . . •: · ''""" rroru ' ' If lp\'ob\wly \oo mqoh to llO"e ~~~' Jt~ ~~~~ IICfll' r~· ~~\ 1:: .:.:; 1!1•1!118 of •" edqcaUoJial natQI'It ,flliiY \!e ~OU!l~ local '"""' Ia 10~· P.uoplc wltl! tendencies tow~rjl-l~~ "'f~i8ff w!'ii 1J~loo~ ror the onCOllllnr ~~~~~r:f,Jl~illln~, will ;M so lmpreille<! t\laq~~y will enr· 1. ,, . 9r<IIJlllrY care when uoln11 · s~f~ <j11p11~r~~· !filslllil!• around open tll'0a. ~ ., .. . ,Payment Pl~alf 'cleaii-ed. BEAUTIFUL NEW UNDIES ARE , ,,IDEAL'' FOR Gf"J!S! · ·;·' '·soc ·atid ••~•~, He:!: ~· 1 nl'*/;l ! ' • 11 •,'\ ~lr :j ; ,••,. ?t' \ 1{1 • . ' ..- ··it: • > ".;~;~;, ,, ., , "d I . ., , SCHOOL BOARD MOTS The - vacation perlod Cor PolneroJ aehoolB Will be held start• ma December 2S with studies to be resumed on January 9, as deo>ld•od ln a rneetJne ot the membl"rs or the board of educntJ.on, TueW..y eventna. it was announced .C.J.Rhodes. 'lbere be no schOOl In Pom- CARD PARTY K. of P. Mldollo-O~Io. I <t:ntr !lo,.,llbflooill. ~ norl ~ " It' 1 l \l -l.r.. ..... '!'i':t;. Slips, Dance Seta, Step-Ina, Combinationo, Bloomers, Pantiea rHESE undies are different from ordlinary lingerie. And that's what makes them eo (Htfect for gifts. Made of fin~ -='chalky ~repes, and trimmed with beautiful , laces. i\.t this price you can easily manage some for yourself as well as gifts. vr•t~Pl!ljl• room, by the pre~a. by othti( PMltllc aw~.JicleJ1 'lhll~. make 110me c1t11nJe lor the better. sh:n~ !"! (!vi!wl!nt '·•e•:ms to be proere8Slnr. l!o' -, r.$1.8. 75, t39.5o, ~}Jro~h however, . conUII*~j t ._ , I 'i(· 1 wortby matron, presenw.t of her omc~rs with { a n:1se meet the '• ' " ·:;t-~ Mrs. Mary l,.ippfncott,' 1 the aQd lte:ptmd .. ·~c •P" . ' • • •,:.,.· 'll:t..,.. Durst. · marshall; Mrs. Rot.e Drwnmond.: panist. Mrs. Florence RQ.y.. burn. warder; John Blatr, sentt.."1: , .... ,.. . N ..llic Trn.cy, Erma. Hood; Mrt. Ella Bryant, Ada Ha.l!lklns and Mrs. Dorothea · · , · " .... De Bernia pnuaed, m.it!w&JI jn tlb ascent vf the coq,;fanlo~ , "-~ , half. tuhled to wav.:t a ~and !n 4C~OWI · I. ., '' •• .'t' ' . •. 1< !'>.h"'!u'.·.. there. Frucl\ .,....,. ~~:~:.~ other Mb. Lula. Ne&Sf' . Dayton J&re. Barbara , ~· tron; 0. E. Nease, associate patron; Marte Miller, sccret&ry: Mrs. Chartty Senkus. LreBBurer; , PbtiUps, conductress; Mda ner, al!~ocla.te conductreti{J: ..Mrs. Jennie Howell. chaplain: Anno of rqftlana: tindiny eJitertaW.me11t. .I w~l'lli!llj'8, ndv. not ':ere ' dnal ODe) -~- i "NOW, I Just tab a !IW~IIOIII of ThoJJne, and 10 15 mlnutetr. aU the soreneM 18 ,ont:. It sure is wonde1ful-and the children like it lO"J " '11loxl.nt, a !8fe, pleasant·l.o-takP prf!5CI"'ptlon 1.11 guaranteed tD qu!ck1) ~Jifn !IOU throqJ;, oough~ am.l colds,-Dot • praJe. Your mo!lf'y !ax . . at hrk.e1 .;; burg. she I ... :ed was burned followmg an exp IosIon wh en h e~ Ia· El!:a 11o1· c.,.,, ther tried to start a tll'e in the .. kitchen ·~tove with ker~· ••!'Ut the wcok cnu -~ :r. parb~ Mr. f.Ud Mrs. sene. ;· It is so very eas~ t~ .k~dle a :fh•e ill ~l'Y kJ;n.do:. 8f ..,~1!1'n\IY. stovQ' or erate by the simple ·expedient of usln1 ol'llliuiry · ~·~It~ 1>1" " A. lloord ot Grahr.Ql Station were 111 town MondaY dry ~per with small dry sticks of wood, that It ill post· Me~ L. s. Dletuer. Mr•. ~. Mue ltivel;;: criminal fot• people to elll ploy th~ da11~e.rous g"sv· ln&<l!i, Edward Bloke and Albetl •· ' · • ··~lw•·• •t Pl. Pl,.sant. Hnc rmd kerosene for 1:111Ch p~rpQ.se~ . ' . '.•• :' · ,. ~~.,. '(fa : Mldf}ieport and Po.mel'O~· :$U11ion.s of t.lollars h•ve ' been . "'1bn~u~~·· . W~~d ' ~ Oap:.,-~r: ~~~ spending 11 few . , Refrf!shm~nts 'tt:ts recent case pcct4iTed f feW d~ tli'O , J.! \1~011 hoabll PJ:Idll.Y after u two weeks a cri~pled child was crem•t~ when the bouse iptW,hic}lj wltlt"'. orui,.M:s William McCoy Tfle - nose froln pour- The writer t>iLW th~ effects of local option lnnv before it became u,k.tlouru You co.nnot change nuu\'a hllblts after t~lC !)a.b1ts luwe ch'nnacd the mnn 1 "' -BIUDGE HOSTESS Mrs Oeorte Schaaf waa hOiteiJI to the members or her bridle club TUesday evening at her home on South Second Avenue. IIlii Lucille Dutt.on wa.a awarded the club prlle. ° 0 I muth. an that and done . . re,a.rd to the IN s ITEkerosene and gasoline atarting the us 11 .' We-t One Word Led To 1\oother I •., ved. ~parat1oll8 for the laun ~h!ng or the 1932-33 season o' bo.sketball here are being ma1e by the Middle· port hl&h sehool Yellow Jacket.~;, getting In Shape to: their Initial court tUt here Frl ~lay nlrht . with the Chest.er high !Chool team. A first strl~ t lve ha& been shaplnK Itself and under thto guise or their meni.Or, these boys have been put thru a. series of strenuous drills, !' • Pollowlnll the lnatallaUon ceremoniea. an oysted h\.IPpet" wu aer- Conteot Proceeds To Be Turned Over To Red Cron Group COUI'!'Je, and he shall strengthen thine he~ri :. walt. I say, ., ~n, the Lord.-Psalm 27:14. · ]. BAq:BU.SJNESS fRID~l [VfNINC ;i 'I'rulurt!r ; P. W. Melnht.rl., Secretlll)'; J. H. Orate, 'Obaplaln ; Jl, 1L HamllLon, Br Dea.con ; 0 . IJ. Wlle. Jr., Jr. Deacon: C. P. Bndbur)',Tylea and. Y:. W . ES8ex, 8r. steward Tile ' ')'4lT PATIENTLY-Wuit on the loord: Le of"g(rod I • . • --... AT BASKETBALL -if~"""". T ;' n Yellow Jacket. And CoEdo To Meet Cheoter In Fint Game . . 'Itlloo Munlbo " " " " " . " .. 1.00 "90 Ill& W'"lll' ••,., "· ·" •" · •r. • r ,:i.OO I l!'- ................. .. - ' UC~l UHlET£5 ~PEN Sf~SON CIDO. G~URT ews .. t . ~. ' • I THU~DAY, DEC. 8 Bridp, Five Hu~le r ~~Y ~::;~due to ~ . v,.r.~ ~~ . I • ad B&iaar tn ··: fte '·· :··.:'\·· · :·•I' ' I • L Wall Paper, Paiaa, V~.~£a.tric Refria· eratori, Thor Wailiets, Vai:>p.j.i(:f-...en. ek. Mldtlleport,' Olilo. I 'i I·· ' ADMISSION 25c • lllol_, 111r Bi:...... Tile ;I; ;I t' .r ' �I .' -..::- -· ' I, - . .- .. . ' • .' . .. - ' ....... -- - .... ... ' "I'"' -:-.··· ........ ' d f· •• WEOJmlDAY . DP:CDliOOI 7, 111!2 '' :'.'' 'IDIWL'f ·'" 'I,; • I •I .~~ l.' ; .. ~:: " .: . ' ~ •.................. 'J&~on·. """Ill . " " " " " " " " " .. ·.. ·.......... .. •• _ _;.,.......___ l""' .............. '.' '"II ....,.I THE WET-DRY VOtt .HE-.CONGRESS having brought up the subject of.beer "~cording to tne plan of Mr. Gurner and the reso:u- 1 tl,on h•inJ been defeated by a margin of but · 1ix \•otes, ·I that .riany being needed to owiteh to make the •necessary two-thirds msjority, the question may be laid to ·one side 1 at least until next llfarcb after Mr. Roosevelt is . i1laugu- l rated and has called an extra SI!IIS'ion as he must do 'if the 1· Democrats ate to fulfill their p;omi.se of beer to the · peo- 1 ple w~thin anythinJ like a reasonable period of tiine. . l't'e prdless of \.heth'er 'b eer is a good thing for the j countg- tO have in a leealized manner rather than t\lc way lleef,"W"hiokey, po1son and other liquors are being sold under the guise of "good" liquor, one thine 1s sure. The 1 R~publican party will have no part in nor wil it be able to claim one bit p! credit nor can it be chareed with one bit ot reapanslbility for the act when it fillally does occur, if it happens during the next four years. · While the RepubHcans had a fine chance to help t'e- : turn legalized beer to the nation, assumin11 that it is a I good..Jllove, tbey mulfe<l tiw opppriuqity:i!nd ..now if tUl'llll.QUt to be the move necessary to help put the country bnck)l>n its feet, the Democrats cnn say and riebtly, that it \V~ through their efforts alone that the condition was broutht about. On the other hand If it makes a bad mntlb Artluor .~·~~.,.. lla.,;. . · ter \l'prse or at least does not alter the situation, the Demoerafii must carry tho load while the Republicans point at thelijpith scorn. sayin!l, ''we had no~lnJ! whatever with it.., \• • -. Jt an,Yirate with the vote us close ~ i) wss, it is - u virtuit ce1tainty that all t~~~~llfeat m~t present 1s a d'l~.unUI after Mar<:jdM~uWI! re ll•~~licans who vote~'' ~~ltlflt ~JI,P,ro. ~I l'OPhfed by wet Dem~l'OI~ after .l~u~ration Sprli!lf· This beine true,'·a larie majority for nnv·tnunr a w~ nature, may be expected to be in Was\llngton dm·ing the next four years. But now the - gulnt'a p,tas lh the n;aeantim~. the country will »WaiL the next bUJted out of Jnll. Sec 1t we cau "' wat · h muc h mterest, · '" fl rm IY convmce · d th ' t Let'a rnir,~:try •notller ·l'"l'' experlnl..t.l101r.;iu~·l~·· mov.,. t h e we..., ._..._,_ 8 d=n calenders wltnoUL n their;happy days are about to be here again while the pio!eaalonol reform . drys~e equally hopeful that all effort& ln that direction 1, At~"'' .,, . ~ w"" •odd will ~e defeated. And while thill is golfiJ on, both wets ul1. . it happened. We vrent thru Eve<y · prohlbltlom•t lc<t""'r ...,_ • h th lt ¥d. came out. the other aide. We r1ed a hofl'Jble example ?.Uh blm and drys cannot utford to 10rget t at ere artJ: many c&.n look back tuld see our mlstakes. 1 It we oould look ai utheimatters of great national importance which must The el.ghUenth amendment is ~ · was more etlic. h'b' . · ......... of tll,OSC th.lna:s that happens when Bmcndment.ll tn not be Sidetracked by the pro I ltion. COfJ,,...uV~I'8Y · you leL n b:Jy have his own way too . We aU ltnew he I . ..__, R9Fael 'i! I 'r I c§~bclfini ' r .. . , of lB SU.Id of fot' fi1•es in hom~ it seems people simply will not hee·d the worning3 ·so off«tn emblazoned across the front pageD of daily news, pape~ You ctumoL -;;;m ~~~~;:~!~d~ Uou. All you ~;Un do IIi .~ 1 It n mn.n WRUls beer throughout the land espec1al!y .when ~ne pr mor.e' souls ·are pl'eclpitaied into eternity simply because tliey faile4.to use proper safegut>rda while using the dan,erouo • I liqui4•· .. , , , !; ,, .. ..., most were served at the oonciW!Ion or play AUXILURY MEETS LatHes Auxiliary 'to the Post o! the Amer· lcan Leaton met Monday evenln~r a.t their hall !or the reg-ular meettng. U has been announced tha~ the ~uxlltary voted to make "" contrlbu· Uon to the Middleport ReUet Com~ mittee. The next m~nw will be held Dec. 19th. Peeney~Bennett ATTEND SESSION The following ladlfo.s attended Eastern Bt;a.r Lodle at Tuesday evening, at whtch Deputy Orand Matron, Mrt. Tneona Miller or Marietta, Installed officers Co.r ensu1n1 year : Mea. dames Evelyn Lewill, Nan P,f001'1!, R. B. Laughead, J . H. Orate, T. A. May, E M. MeCarty, Vannie Town· ·-' ' Decisive t .<Continued Prom PM.e Dnt) Rend. M. L. Jl'rench, Jennie .~~!~'.'1 of ~~.;:'tC;!~ a a.cqua.tntlng tltem wlth changes In R L. Smith, Max Harrah and Reynolds. rules and glvlnr Lhem ample . opPUfPOIIO or portunity to dlaplay oftenstve playe dU.Inl' the thnt is exp&cted to !'esu1t ln a su::TO PRESENT rLATLET wl,\11011' ,. cesstul season. I The W. W U. of the Cheshire from Neal, tba war-horse of t.he &rid- M. .E. Qlurch. will p1esent the play~. sent lron In the past season, will be us- let "The Man In the Grt'en Bhlr\ ttonoft ed aa the center, chanK1ng to a 1F1·Jday evening, Dec. 9th at the guard position on 1-he offensive. 1Cheshil'l! high school auditorium. Oollagher and Alllinsworth will Following 15 the list or characters u~raln be used as 8 scOI·Ing comblna~ I George T Fulle,r1 .\lways out tlon while Ktncald wUl probably be ~ ~oney, B. V. SlYre; Ivan Ross:. ·J URe(i • pi t 1 ff I IIUI!St from Arlumsas, Lewis BJbn· a a vo man n ens \X" garner· Egbert Cain A Clever Jlla.ys. The 0Lhc1· guard is yet un· 1Crook 'Lewis Ables · Wmte Roacll del.ermlned w1th several flOOd pro- . Hired· Man of the ' Fullers Jame8 fo· ~hat position foremost In : Roush: M1s. George T. Pulier, \vtth coaches mind ; Mllhomure ldeas, Eleanor Davison.: The Jacket..'! hall ~ been passmg Delphine Larule an adventure!'\!! Lbe ball around in Pl'ftCt.ice Be8Siona I Isis Peters; Mllite Fuller, daughte~ like SCfl.<loned veterans anc: It 1B ex- ot oeorge T Fuller. Marvaret Da.· pected tha.t before the season ad- vlson, Mrs T . Jefferson Jaynes, t1. vances much they will develop tnt.o social leader. Mary E. Ulomaa; a fast paaalng, scoring quintette. Lena Mae Crow, Mald of the FulThe advance notices from Chester lers, Eloille Yeauger: a.nd Jimmy lndtcaLe that they aguln hil''e a Rockhart, a harl:lbo!ler! poUceman, fMt little team, as has been usual Brook~ Wlthi'OW for the Chester school in put, sensons. and they may t;w·prlse the unsuspecting Middleport to.ns w1th •• better showlna: than 1s expected although the lo::fl.l t.eum has little 1.0 worry about from Lheir first gnme continued. Prom opponents. The t • m.e Reichstag ~. IMek 11 notr aatlllfled. 35c. ~ sba.ch Pomeroy, Mdtrin It Roller, and all olh( r ~ been be nla:ht. , q;lthough not liVIng much ot a.n l~ress!on fl•om eo.Mly pra. ~tlcc sessions, are expected to hoi<:. tl)etr own with the Chester girl! ~lqi ~an ev\'!~ chance for a win. ~r,lniJ ~ i?dlfatJ,ps . ...1} Pate OFFICERS INSTAL..;J oftlcers was held the Masonic the following the ____ -- ',..' .....,.. . ¥(1 ' I r.o ) OFFICERS ,INST~LLED Pomeroy chapter No. 186 Star, held, .a sJx o'cloek Rlld• '.instiH&ttoft ' of' olftce111 'Mlere were 68 . Sent •, Glouster. \'litton. b.nd va.rtnus tcrs, present. The hutaJJing otftoer MASON CITY 14~• ,. Ka&lJ&>~• trlort ' lllepllty Marlett.a. Hotel Hillsboro ,.. ·-...., (LARG,t:ST ALL· YEAR HOTEL) . ., ... ~. ' ' ~ ... ..,; __ The IMt..Uied J .\ for letd them had llre~dy a p I' c a d throuclt th' rank& o.t Tom Leaeh't, folJowu£ 1 The CI'J' was taken up by ~then on Ute fore<'S~Ut~ It droWned the sounda of 1uentment tblt ~ we1·e emerging from the aalley) to tell t~ hla, aerlai~e~~· star Then ... ' . points. ~o~elt .r ,:.t,.),~.., . ,. !• I " ' ~- I•, , ·I ~ ~ I ' 'f ~. - I. ~' . ' ' '•' ' :' ~$49.50, ~:lta,so, .19B.so, .s,rso~oo. the carelet~.ll W:IC of thtl ~xplolSIVColi in t1a6 manQel'. dal,'.l ~Uh Tom Wo-:l llmitou at Mag· Hundleda of livea have been taken as toll in ~he sante 110arloUa Ohllnacr or PQmeroy ' ma~mttr and from all indicat!onil in spitQ. .o~ all tht: w.:S ~~e \illt:k end cuer:;t of Elleen lnp th~t are issued, in •11!te of cveq\Jilt!ll f~l!~ , ~~=dluc croob of Pt. Plensanl P90P~e seem ahle to do, fhe cunta~re Is con~inued no wu lhe of Mr. and Mfs. o~ll•f \'OBHOn th~n that many people will, \lOt learn exce~t snt~~~~ii.:'~"ii.n t~l'OU!fh bitter experience and In the ca~e of desu·uctivo Do•ls """ M1·•· R118oell hll!~~. · ~flet• one experience ouch as m'l\'f, Nn~· It i• \~O· Pt. P.,...nt and late profit tltereby. . . •: · ''""" rroru ' ' If lp\'ob\wly \oo mqoh to llO"e ~~~' Jt~ ~~~~ IICfll' r~· ~~\ 1:: .:.:; 1!1•1!118 of •" edqcaUoJial natQI'It ,flliiY \!e ~OU!l~ local '"""' Ia 10~· P.uoplc wltl! tendencies tow~rjl-l~~ "'f~i8ff w!'ii 1J~loo~ ror the onCOllllnr ~~~~~r:f,Jl~illln~, will ;M so lmpreille<! t\laq~~y will enr· 1. ,, . 9r<IIJlllrY care when uoln11 · s~f~ <j11p11~r~~· !filslllil!• around open tll'0a. ~ ., .. . ,Payment Pl~alf 'cleaii-ed. BEAUTIFUL NEW UNDIES ARE , ,,IDEAL'' FOR Gf"J!S! · ·;·' '·soc ·atid ••~•~, He:!: ~· 1 nl'*/;l ! ' • 11 •,'\ ~lr :j ; ,••,. ?t' \ 1{1 • . ' ..- ··it: • > ".;~;~;, ,, ., , "d I . ., , SCHOOL BOARD MOTS The - vacation perlod Cor PolneroJ aehoolB Will be held start• ma December 2S with studies to be resumed on January 9, as deo>ld•od ln a rneetJne ot the membl"rs or the board of educntJ.on, TueW..y eventna. it was announced .C.J.Rhodes. 'lbere be no schOOl In Pom- CARD PARTY K. of P. Mldollo-O~Io. I <t:ntr !lo,.,llbflooill. ~ norl ~ " It' 1 l \l -l.r.. ..... '!'i':t;. Slips, Dance Seta, Step-Ina, Combinationo, Bloomers, Pantiea rHESE undies are different from ordlinary lingerie. And that's what makes them eo (Htfect for gifts. Made of fin~ -='chalky ~repes, and trimmed with beautiful , laces. i\.t this price you can easily manage some for yourself as well as gifts. vr•t~Pl!ljl• room, by the pre~a. by othti( PMltllc aw~.JicleJ1 'lhll~. make 110me c1t11nJe lor the better. sh:n~ !"! (!vi!wl!nt '·•e•:ms to be proere8Slnr. l!o' -, r.$1.8. 75, t39.5o, ~}Jro~h however, . conUII*~j t ._ , I 'i(· 1 wortby matron, presenw.t of her omc~rs with { a n:1se meet the '• ' " ·:;t-~ Mrs. Mary l,.ippfncott,' 1 the aQd lte:ptmd .. ·~c •P" . ' • • •,:.,.· 'll:t..,.. Durst. · marshall; Mrs. Rot.e Drwnmond.: panist. Mrs. Florence RQ.y.. burn. warder; John Blatr, sentt.."1: , .... ,.. . N ..llic Trn.cy, Erma. Hood; Mrt. Ella Bryant, Ada Ha.l!lklns and Mrs. Dorothea · · , · " .... De Bernia pnuaed, m.it!w&JI jn tlb ascent vf the coq,;fanlo~ , "-~ , half. tuhled to wav.:t a ~and !n 4C~OWI · I. ., '' •• .'t' ' . •. 1< !'>.h"'!u'.·.. there. Frucl\ .,....,. ~~:~:.~ other Mb. Lula. Ne&Sf' . Dayton J&re. Barbara , ~· tron; 0. E. Nease, associate patron; Marte Miller, sccret&ry: Mrs. Chartty Senkus. LreBBurer; , PbtiUps, conductress; Mda ner, al!~ocla.te conductreti{J: ..Mrs. Jennie Howell. chaplain: Anno of rqftlana: tindiny eJitertaW.me11t. .I w~l'lli!llj'8, ndv. not ':ere ' dnal ODe) -~- i "NOW, I Just tab a !IW~IIOIII of ThoJJne, and 10 15 mlnutetr. aU the soreneM 18 ,ont:. It sure is wonde1ful-and the children like it lO"J " '11loxl.nt, a !8fe, pleasant·l.o-takP prf!5CI"'ptlon 1.11 guaranteed tD qu!ck1) ~Jifn !IOU throqJ;, oough~ am.l colds,-Dot • praJe. Your mo!lf'y !ax . . at hrk.e1 .;; burg. she I ... :ed was burned followmg an exp IosIon wh en h e~ Ia· El!:a 11o1· c.,.,, ther tried to start a tll'e in the .. kitchen ·~tove with ker~· ••!'Ut the wcok cnu -~ :r. parb~ Mr. f.Ud Mrs. sene. ;· It is so very eas~ t~ .k~dle a :fh•e ill ~l'Y kJ;n.do:. 8f ..,~1!1'n\IY. stovQ' or erate by the simple ·expedient of usln1 ol'llliuiry · ~·~It~ 1>1" " A. lloord ot Grahr.Ql Station were 111 town MondaY dry ~per with small dry sticks of wood, that It ill post· Me~ L. s. Dletuer. Mr•. ~. Mue ltivel;;: criminal fot• people to elll ploy th~ da11~e.rous g"sv· ln&<l!i, Edward Bloke and Albetl •· ' · • ··~lw•·• •t Pl. Pl,.sant. Hnc rmd kerosene for 1:111Ch p~rpQ.se~ . ' . '.•• :' · ,. ~~.,. '(fa : Mldf}ieport and Po.mel'O~· :$U11ion.s of t.lollars h•ve ' been . "'1bn~u~~·· . W~~d ' ~ Oap:.,-~r: ~~~ spending 11 few . , Refrf!shm~nts 'tt:ts recent case pcct4iTed f feW d~ tli'O , J.! \1~011 hoabll PJ:Idll.Y after u two weeks a cri~pled child was crem•t~ when the bouse iptW,hic}lj wltlt"'. orui,.M:s William McCoy Tfle - nose froln pour- The writer t>iLW th~ effects of local option lnnv before it became u,k.tlouru You co.nnot change nuu\'a hllblts after t~lC !)a.b1ts luwe ch'nnacd the mnn 1 "' -BIUDGE HOSTESS Mrs Oeorte Schaaf waa hOiteiJI to the members or her bridle club TUesday evening at her home on South Second Avenue. IIlii Lucille Dutt.on wa.a awarded the club prlle. ° 0 I muth. an that and done . . re,a.rd to the IN s ITEkerosene and gasoline atarting the us 11 .' We-t One Word Led To 1\oother I •., ved. ~parat1oll8 for the laun ~h!ng or the 1932-33 season o' bo.sketball here are being ma1e by the Middle· port hl&h sehool Yellow Jacket.~;, getting In Shape to: their Initial court tUt here Frl ~lay nlrht . with the Chest.er high !Chool team. A first strl~ t lve ha& been shaplnK Itself and under thto guise or their meni.Or, these boys have been put thru a. series of strenuous drills, !' • Pollowlnll the lnatallaUon ceremoniea. an oysted h\.IPpet" wu aer- Conteot Proceeds To Be Turned Over To Red Cron Group COUI'!'Je, and he shall strengthen thine he~ri :. walt. I say, ., ~n, the Lord.-Psalm 27:14. · ]. BAq:BU.SJNESS fRID~l [VfNINC ;i 'I'rulurt!r ; P. W. Melnht.rl., Secretlll)'; J. H. Orate, 'Obaplaln ; Jl, 1L HamllLon, Br Dea.con ; 0 . IJ. Wlle. Jr., Jr. Deacon: C. P. Bndbur)',Tylea and. Y:. W . ES8ex, 8r. steward Tile ' ')'4lT PATIENTLY-Wuit on the loord: Le of"g(rod I • . • --... AT BASKETBALL -if~"""". T ;' n Yellow Jacket. And CoEdo To Meet Cheoter In Fint Game . . 'Itlloo Munlbo " " " " " . " .. 1.00 "90 Ill& W'"lll' ••,., "· ·" •" · •r. • r ,:i.OO I l!'- ................. .. - ' UC~l UHlET£5 ~PEN Sf~SON CIDO. G~URT ews .. t . ~. ' • I THU~DAY, DEC. 8 Bridp, Five Hu~le r ~~Y ~::;~due to ~ . v,.r.~ ~~ . I • ad B&iaar tn ··: fte '·· :··.:'\·· · :·•I' ' I • L Wall Paper, Paiaa, V~.~£a.tric Refria· eratori, Thor Wailiets, Vai:>p.j.i(:f-...en. ek. Mldtlleport,' Olilo. I 'i I·· ' ADMISSION 25c • lllol_, 111r Bi:...... Tile ;I; ;I t' .r ' �' '. Rev. Cardot and MTs. Wllaan. ware cn~rtalne<l a.t the ~e of 0 . V. YffJFrJ Iunday. Ill!' Lltzlo '"""'"" ol ~p• 1ti . mtt.LnJ• her ~t.o h• . .,.llS a hUtlli a~ ~ . Have 'n.- examloN ..- FITTED ~TSLT" ".Pilf*Jiilln! E. F. MAAG, M.D. rollillaoY, ooro. ' st~=~-~a.;:tt! r~:~ci.~! l!~:r.,.~ad~':i Lewl.tl. .. ' .,")li0ll,IO. (i.o · $0 L.>F;,~'"'l!· .,,.·.: -. 11 t: R .E • S collectoon Wf-10. HOPE To Db !.JELL IN 11-IE Wi,IJIER. ToU/iiNEY5. THIS YEAR.··· . an <;~\~.in of COt . ul iilk and wolll "":1' flero and reefeto '<if ~~Jking pattern• ,a!i'!l cCII\ri' · combination•. •' } LOST! ., and Black tan beegle hound, female. Answere to name of "Doodle." Tag No. 25&9. Reward. Phone ._'t 002-R. GOOD YOUI>JG PI<!O. rlrTI1 .. I ' •:1 ~VA A. TINGEY.· Will Ropn, Dorothy Jordon Jrene · c~EO.\\ . C -.N l!liNI'I"- •rt 1>0 tr~tdtd ~nd j ltld:td . ill Paris <JIIJ t lu~ ltdiiFifl •" n•• VISITS IIOME Mrs. Kate Bell Wolf accompanied by her granddaughter Miss Julia. Laqb wltb lhe man Wh\1 'can iiLJII Payc Bell w.rived here Frlday even~ • A)nericia Laurh lng from Chicago where she makes her home ·with her 50n•ln-taw Dr. Comedy "You Call It Gilbert .Rich and visited. at her Madnelln home until Monday. She found her ~'¥:.e­ -.FI,VI\Ib- W"'"'f '5.\IG~ j.. L SMART SPORTS DRESS lilt TlllltY muJdJ ...., ~ MAC III •olE; MliiT- ""'J' lu Nt'jJ l'"rA-. rou'11 like m u~ l ll.l.oout !t i• thr doui.llc·brt'asted hodict ctlc~t. II \\'lliil.l , ·~ i -:--New CR'&tes a tailored ~rmrtey a-ppea r- . llhce. The skirt <lis cut In panels to l.~hit\' t l c n~th o~ line, so Important I_.. ' !his lt:aSO II, r~i, ,.,,, ~,·,, ;~:i "'"' • '1'11lt 16 ,, Jq ~·4. ,, ;, 13 c~. ll u. , IP 'kl r~n~,rn ,: ~1'\4 I! """ Cu1 '. ' !ltJiiP!l¥!" 'lijjli) . D ·f,Jihl~ro U~rt~u. W¥llt f.'~rJ.filt!Y •n'~ ~l11h1ly )'U~r u~me !I!Jl f'fll' fli· ''1'. II - ~IIP"~ · ~11~ 1111m~r (If tll.lflltfl'tP. ~~~~ · ' hi' ~~~ J U\.! WIIIJI. .fithli·~ ·ll Mixing Bowta ••••• There's -----' No need Of-IUs . . ':(~,· ~ In \!1.~ case o\ • boilermaker' a strous. ri&h\ 41'1JI. ~ ip· dlspensoible. Bl!t in the case of a housewife ·w6o owns a Hamilton Beach food mixer it's a bit superlldods':· ., ,... ,,tf(r•i1 iJhff4.rtf4' ltr';'f"f'~'•'' , ·· ''Ftfr'JI• Enractor and Two j ,· ' •' :\1-·erd Ult.\ IU r t'. i 'he coll1r and culls tre c.of whit.:- f,nc wtle pique. Howtver, ii yuu likr, make them of plain IQnin• y,·oolcn. • tiltl . for Food Mixer COml!ltte wtth ( /,ntl beol ol ~o~,:! - il' ~ . practical. :arry it out u the orlg:iu•l In brown '•!"''''" - Crimson (J~d ·Skipper $19·95 ) u~( . . , .: .. . ·~ ltll t r Ill 1)11 lullv\Y. n~ Wf¥ [" \ •· ' ' I ! ·~ . \ I i• - r~ . .•' ' . • �' '. Rev. Cardot and MTs. Wllaan. ware cn~rtalne<l a.t the ~e of 0 . V. YffJFrJ Iunday. Ill!' Lltzlo '"""'"" ol ~p• 1ti . mtt.LnJ• her ~t.o h• . .,.llS a hUtlli a~ ~ . Have 'n.- examloN ..- FITTED ~TSLT" ".Pilf*Jiilln! E. F. MAAG, M.D. rollillaoY, ooro. ' st~=~-~a.;:tt! r~:~ci.~! l!~:r.,.~ad~':i Lewl.tl. .. ' .,")li0ll,IO. (i.o · $0 L.>F;,~'"'l!· .,,.·.: -. 11 t: R .E • S collectoon Wf-10. HOPE To Db !.JELL IN 11-IE Wi,IJIER. ToU/iiNEY5. THIS YEAR.··· . an <;~\~.in of COt . ul iilk and wolll "":1' flero and reefeto '<if ~~Jking pattern• ,a!i'!l cCII\ri' · combination•. •' } LOST! ., and Black tan beegle hound, female. Answere to name of "Doodle." Tag No. 25&9. Reward. Phone ._'t 002-R. GOOD YOUI>JG PI<!O. rlrTI1 .. I ' •:1 ~VA A. TINGEY.· Will Ropn, Dorothy Jordon Jrene · c~EO.\\ . C -.N l!liNI'I"- •rt 1>0 tr~tdtd ~nd j ltld:td . ill Paris <JIIJ t lu~ ltdiiFifl •" n•• VISITS IIOME Mrs. Kate Bell Wolf accompanied by her granddaughter Miss Julia. Laqb wltb lhe man Wh\1 'can iiLJII Payc Bell w.rived here Frlday even~ • A)nericia Laurh lng from Chicago where she makes her home ·with her 50n•ln-taw Dr. Comedy "You Call It Gilbert .Rich and visited. at her Madnelln home until Monday. She found her ~'¥:.e­ -.FI,VI\Ib- W"'"'f '5.\IG~ j.. L SMART SPORTS DRESS lilt TlllltY muJdJ ...., ~ MAC III •olE; MliiT- ""'J' lu Nt'jJ l'"rA-. rou'11 like m u~ l ll.l.oout !t i• thr doui.llc·brt'asted hodict ctlc~t. II \\'lliil.l , ·~ i -:--New CR'&tes a tailored ~rmrtey a-ppea r- . llhce. The skirt <lis cut In panels to l.~hit\' t l c n~th o~ line, so Important I_.. ' !his lt:aSO II, r~i, ,.,,, ~,·,, ;~:i "'"' • '1'11lt 16 ,, Jq ~·4. ,, ;, 13 c~. ll u. , IP 'kl r~n~,rn ,: ~1'\4 I! """ Cu1 '. ' !ltJiiP!l¥!" 'lijjli) . D ·f,Jihl~ro U~rt~u. W¥llt f.'~rJ.filt!Y •n'~ ~l11h1ly )'U~r u~me !I!Jl f'fll' fli· ''1'. II - ~IIP"~ · ~11~ 1111m~r (If tll.lflltfl'tP. ~~~~ · ' hi' ~~~ J U\.! WIIIJI. .fithli·~ ·ll Mixing Bowta ••••• There's -----' No need Of-IUs . . ':(~,· ~ In \!1.~ case o\ • boilermaker' a strous. ri&h\ 41'1JI. ~ ip· dlspensoible. Bl!t in the case of a housewife ·w6o owns a Hamilton Beach food mixer it's a bit superlldods':· ., ,... ,,tf(r•i1 iJhff4.rtf4' ltr';'f"f'~'•'' , ·· ''Ftfr'JI• Enractor and Two j ,· ' •' :\1-·erd Ult.\ IU r t'. i 'he coll1r and culls tre c.of whit.:- f,nc wtle pique. Howtver, ii yuu likr, make them of plain IQnin• y,·oolcn. • tiltl . for Food Mixer COml!ltte wtth ( /,ntl beol ol ~o~,:! - il' ~ . practical. :arry it out u the orlg:iu•l In brown '•!"''''" - Crimson (J~d ·Skipper $19·95 ) u~( . . , .: .. . ·~ ltll t r Ill 1)11 lullv\Y. n~ Wf¥ [" \ •· ' ' I ! ·~ . \ I i• - r~ . .•' ' . • �• • -. ··... -~ ~ ~· "\• r ' \ 'I' ' ... ' i:" . •, • ) ••,, ' I ' . UAIItl Tr ,. • OHIO tTATI IU,tUI HI O" IT AND ITN AW( CO l UMIUI 0 · , · • ~· ·• un~ RBADEIIS' NOTICE - If :von want tile News ome. of Tile Dall;y .' Tribune, call 188-L; If the Buslneu omee -..k :tor 202-R. Rutland UTF.ATHER FORECA'3T n --Ohio-Cloudy, J~Ughtly CQI~er and extrtme North portion t<ln i&ht , •• .•.,t ~- ...• F, tn a.& • . FlidiY , rJoudy, PQflllbly IIA"ht snow. ,. FULL ' GGESTIUNS 0f . JEUERAt PAY CUT T~·· START DATTL£ C~t, W'C!Uld Be In Ad· ttloil To 'Sf•ohea AI· " Newel · , • . -~~~~~. .AI\GOM£.1'IT ARISES Becau.e Al)my Jnd Navy Silk OF SLIPPERS and Wool A Pra~;tieal Gift from our Shoe Depart· ment-Shoea for the Whole family _at low .• BED ""k ......... ........... Cotton .. 1. . . . . . . . . . . . FLANNEL LADIES ROBES FANCY White Pink or Blue Silk Boudoir Cuohiono. UP Children's I Stripe ~olal Plain eolofl . Sheep Lined GIFT SUGGESTIONS Slippers Children's GlOMI SOc and 75c Bath Robel tmpor&ed Faaa.y Bead ...... $1.00 UP ~~~­ ProporalleN FANCY VASES BOX 'PAPER and FANCY . l8c CHINA to 7Sc 39cUP JEWELRY · .. .. 1Oc .... · 1Oc Bar-lllnp .. N,.kl.,o Com]IIWt ............. ,I --- ' up up 26c up SILK UNDER\V£AR . CONGRESS rt.AYING ' Bloomert Dl'llC~ ~U !Uep~Jn11 C:ht'nt"• ·. ' .\ . She'll wtllcome ~nc If Yow I ~ 6""1' ' I . . KID GLOV~ ~·bi9Dable ...,... " r ' • ... · black lor lirowa. ·- \ $1.50; $i.95 i !. ! ' Be sur~ to s~~- oWhal has ·brought to~our Toy Departments.in the Atlriex at pur J\1tddleport Store and 2d floor at our Rutland Store, aU the )mported an~ I• ;oo9le5ti¢..Toys of all Descriptiop ,. Come and See. •' ' : ! o! ' I ..... •beer Cblrf• aUstnll• .....,., 1·--+-~:;.~ Silk II... Ia - <>f lloO o'oioo. R&ycm SWc. l~ up r - 81~. 1Wtfoih%M ', GIFTS FOR >~ , ·' . Juat Take a Look at the.Ne'f ~oys!, 61-and new Life-like Dollo-Dozena of neWI Mec..;.nical Toy;Teueto, to make the children Happy I This ohowa only a few of the many toys Pull the children with in at .• \ II .• ' Ruhbor llro,lfl~• Di>ll• • • ·' ' . Doll 5c up 25c up • ' I Sherto SOc up DIIDtp Trucks, Auto BaUP!' ilnd 26c and 50c \ 1 --::~----­ Walkinr Animala 2Sc up Gameo of all Kincb Mamma Oon.-btra larre 11lle · .Tea s-"a ~ CJ.olhf'11 I " SOc up i • • Troe Trlmmlnao 'Tiuol l<lilet . ... 1------ BaliN wtth Trunk and Waftlrobft '•' 3c up non c..-.iona $1.95 up Special 98c or ' r. I Bluk Boards s.,..d Can .,, llhJKtra.ted Blnek On Tn1t1k '• &cand tOe 'i.. '' •J' ., ' ' . 25e i~P ' 1----A·'-•m__··_wm __._~_~ __"_~ ______ I ~---Scooter SPECIAL I•IO,bl l'no 101, OlmJI!olo Bulbi, ODIJ'- Tor sronos " with 38c I LIGHT Caa II£ USED OUTIIOORS Couter Wa10n1 Velocipedea. Pedal Car ' . DOLL IWISINTII, Sleda 98c up. Domlnoea JAZZ BAND DRUII pUtlli&. , I ' 10c: to $1.00 M.en'• ud Boy'o (ilona-16c up · SPEAKH FI~H i -- '' NipJ>Onete Uoe ' TJ~!a·IJ ll'!i~.:~r:.~ In Lower Le11· ! fl:• Body Said Veiled T,breat. Effott' ·To Have Split . OVER CANDIDATES - or .' /REUH PR~GR~M IBHNC DISCUSSfD· BY fAR~ CRDU~. 1 Gathered From 22 Statet, · Fannen M.ake Wanta Known '• I .6jnd Have _C~·n~~·IDi.'a't•ri'fiiil Senatora Aloo Openly 1 Rer.illution Whb· Arainat Goverpor d~wn · Over Patrona11e HCU5e SOc and 65c. '; l- RepresenWtt:v..,r, ; for a ftnish tight bf>r,._.,....,I 1 pa.ve oJ ManAOeld, the- r- v· , choice for ~aker , nt:d .1 . : of Am-land, -~&lo h1 l pr,~ltlon fo;. h'n·,- : . I f.· KNIT Sl~IP~ERS Oowns, PaJamas ', :. ·' CARDS anot J,"n,nKIIN'• OUIT. l I a tempe~;luow, ca uc j~; •n : ·ill1:oate where they split their : yest.erdny, they mc-·!:d ' ' ' • lADIES fOR WHITE IN . Sometblna New \ GAY TOUmPUL ~,m.ES THRUTENB. ! t 1 Ladies' Tailored Suits 'a s Low a~ BEAUTY - UBUS lOOM 'Just Stage Sweethearts' ' . I DOROTHY PERKINS I , .• Ladies ·Winter Co&:ts as Low a& .$5. 75 Ladies Silk .Ores•es. ~. as Low as $2.49 ~howlnr SOc, $100 and up $1.95 UP .. We have a lar11e Stock of Coato, Dreao· es, Skirts, Blouses .and Flannel Robesvery latett atylea-AII bou11ht late in Sept: 1932-January Sale Pricea-Unbelievt"hiiY· l.ow- PURSES and ! ~ ~ ' i SOc to $1.00 LADIES ' · Wear For Christmas! ., N~w ~Urlpe SPREADS $1 up 50c Up . Buy Her Som~thing 'to ,,· SCARFS pric!•· Infanta KNIT SWEATER Suito ·1 /JAPAN ACAIM TO GAIN POINT ''···· - ·Set-rice 1mpleiyeea Not Jitclucled Report $l,fMNMJOO Robbery ., NEWS SERVICE ' \ HEAVY BURDENS ICarried Too Lon11; lnjuat· I, I iee Must· End, Spokes· men Declare . � 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 12. December 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 December 7, 1932 crenshaw tuckerman