https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8c833a647128737fa071b860d3150915.pdf f0098efc698c96b1f5a81aacc05c1017 PDF Text Text "••~ • \ \,1 'l ~ . ,,.AOB l I .,, ' " J .... ·' !liZ .. ...... "': ~" - 81JM)AY, JllLT 10, 1981 ' REAnns· NOTICE,.... ~~ -~ar- -· --- , Lad Is Given New Chaince By Judge LONE RIDER TELLS ABOUT EXPERIENCE ·GRAB - A lett.or, d.....tblne blo lrlp W CllJeqo and Ia< poln"' via · Marim>~~er Ac:<>epb Of. Ololon:7cle. ..... .-lnd .. fer 11> Work oa Mel11• the Tribune om.. from Bob Dwot, .. LEASED · County Fann It'• Newa n·• ID PERKINS INSISTS .COUNTRY IN ~N££0 ----- XTTTTirii~KY ~T I.II Z Batt:· • ' COLUMBUS;' ·' -va- I ' •' MIDDLEPORT.. lit.we- Bl&~ GIWDdJI C'arcus King Sues · Secretary Of Labor Sa:# To Result IF . ·-BARONS FAIL To P\illlndustry Qut ~eptho Qf Preaent Depression Tribune M.AHTinl UW rDH ANY EMPUYERS SIGN PLE~GE .AID ·RECOVERY ACT In Ohio Have ready Sipified Aec:eptance ' MORE EXCEPTED ,. ':: \ Meigs Countians Reeeive Degrees . D0VBRN11E11T ·'" "' ""* ~ . ' . 1 , ., • ' L,\ND BAliK ·.:ooNDS HIGH GRADE STATE alioPI>ItlNIOtPAL .BOtmS ;:I NoRm 1bJLmiiCANTRuM CTPB. . , • . ', J .'lc ' -. Athem, 'qhio, July 29.-Two hul'l- ' NORTH AMJ:ilroAN 1'RU8T BHAI\ES · , .'.I . · crm:s S!:R~ft BOJ'DB · r ' I ·' NEW YOrut and CURB lllXCH&NOE11TOOltS Oil BOND8 c!l'e d tweh.ty-tlx uegrees and diplomas wy} be awarded at Ohio Ublverslty on August 4 o.t the conoluslon ot ,the regulnr summer ses- , .... Pho~e 808, Atben~, ·E. Washin~n St. IJOD. ·Twenty-one persons will reiti'Ve the degree of MMter of ArUI o i-uduation exercises -411 include &I~ a.ddrt!.&l by Dr . Elmer BUl'J"itt Bi'fiLD pretldent of the university. ~ ~e 11un!mer school will be tot~ Jp;JVed by · a specia l three-week!! t lfnn durln !l' whlc!l a nwnber of students will compJete work. far dc£1'ees., The)·e will be no commencP.'r.lllllt cerclnoniea at t.he close or fillpln. Waat E~l!ly . llldepoiad- Bill to 'i;u+y on the p.bet-se-'iBion. Among ~1e candtdate.s tor the dcgtec ot Bdcllelor of Sclene«J lu Educatlon arQ CharlCI3 S . Oibbll, Rn .. cine and ,'fqtm C. Morehead, Port• a deoroe • ot er o:f1Mtli, with 11. apoc!allza.·· . , :r"'', .......... , ~ In lrfstory, wUI be 'Jobn W. fra nk, Chester, nwarded Those tvon1 Meig.s County seektwo~~ear diplomns are InA. ~nu Rlldeldn 'b.ud ~otn or Mildred C~pente1·. S~cwa.rd , C0 ,'4E lo'OR FlJNERAt, --Humphrey . a.nd Mrs. John Baker of former's rnothtL", ,_, ~LECTRIC Theatre Body of Mall F-IUI lly Smalllloyo Ia Woods 0 ., --· Barihelheu, Yo1' GI• A.Une SandaJ LIBERTY THEATRE ... . . MOTOa . . . . .:t.IIT1 . H11aOIT; lll;tCBIQAK "" 2:30 ij · 0 ... 8.,...7 ud MDDd&y 0 "It!• Great To Be ( Alive" OUftr, It' #lij»t~·~;•"o '.,--; ;:;· July HHO fOR ~U :.&1. UBANf ~UTHORITIES IN C~NNEtlJON· THREE Was Released Early Sunday Momin1; Had Been Tied Hand And Fuot And Blindfolded Nearly All Time in Kidnaper.' Handa Codea !:n4u.;l'48111Y •!bn.lnated. at t.h~ ln,.. or Jlobort P, L6mono. P<:sl· ·~~ or l~ ·lloJpd - with o:oncum. l!'9 ot tho. ot til£ t11e thltltute. Tueodo1. Ooolor Tueodo1 - IS SUFFERING FROM SHOCK hi!lustriea Put' Fhiithin1 · Touches On Worki...- ~~- .......,. aClmlni&tn~~<m; . ~ E. Fiahl!l' &:' (lo. · COLUMBUS BLIXl· & LOAN CTf'S. Boueht - Sollf """":' Quoted · 101 '-1 lh~~p· National Guard Lieutenant, Returned Unharmed· AI· ter Three Weeks Captivity Followiq Pay· ment Of $40,000 Ransom Ill•- C. E. · ~ WIT~ KION~PINC Of nUNC ~'CONN£lt ~ . - wbleh tltreOI<MI \011111 W~ the 1>oar1or before the W. N. ALDERMAN - - .... 1....IIUU For Coneerted On Criminal Horde lnfeatin1 Nation ' WuiiJI>III<m, July 31.-JNB..-n.. open lhap ·In the Iron aljd A Changed Aimee n TO LAY PLANS Of warm tonJcht, ..-17 ll'Jr Mall $4.00 800 Law Enforcen Meet· ing Today ·In lllinoit Metropolis ~riou. CoJ~Mquencea ' n:o~ O•F. INT·ERN ATI ON AL NEWS SER VlCE. RJ C~UNTHY BEING ~IS~USSE~ 0f 5U£L RAllY ,q Tbe f.. _ ~THERFO~T- une. . the News olllce of The Daily Tribune, call 288-L: It the 'Bliiilneu om•• uk tor 202-lL 1$0TIOM I WEN i i liiiOWNI:D �l ' '( - •· 'j_ "' '. ,. lf9KI/AY. JULY ll,ltll ,. •• I , " ... . t \ T ltE DAI LY .TR.l B1J N ~ . ,. · 111 u ' .· • •·• - • ;,(lido, 1llldot lbt Ad; . . II t t r eoo$11&1Wdai. ~· - llepl, It. 1.... &I lobo POll Olllce at TRmtrml-POioiRO~, OlitO ,...,....,......,.,. a. tnt. '' """""ow~ OODd .. iollero .,: ..,... matt.or fw publlct~~'"' ca,. ~ their namea •llbaulb IB D* 'llJ to be prmlod, AIIJ>OJmaus bOWntr "'""'JleDI aad 4fooii'Oble Ill lh-· • ~ lD •U PAqJI18AU Useclc&rs t ~ VIRGINIA · __;_,;mq:'-::-:-GG ~ .-· = - - : - .... ~···4 ~ IACIOted OD lRnr ~ - . ........,,, 0, - 1' I ws. . . · NEIf (! ""' I:May Be First Real uMiss Ameiica" . • :,.1Mow About Cut1fng MER-Hours " . J ~ THE DAILY .. - I . Phone PRICED FOR QUICK SALE SSZ·L \ 1933 Chevrolet Coupe 1932 Chevrolet Coach 1932 Chevrolet Coupe 1929 Chevrolet Coupe 1931 Ford Tudor Sedan 1930 Ford Sport Coupe 193? Chevrolet Pick-Up ..1930 Willy~ Tudor Sedan • 1111- 111 DO ~oo...W be p~ . "' ' ' 1 !<A:fft!llf.(.. ~ ~~iJB~o ~~.(.'ii\liil rn,t llla"'l" &e. ' ~· ~~1(11- These cars are completely recondition· ed and the best bargaina we have ever of· fered-.Be oure and •ee them before } '<JU ·b uy. POMEROY CHEVROLET Ca. Fiw"Bdll4irial otiloe cau IH-L ... B'ill'mrr OJfllle aM cirMIMita ~ <:611 •~• I .,: - - •• . COrrie< .., lbll .....__ w~ One MODth . . . . . . . . . . . • . .. . ,....,.. - .... .. .. ........ .. . 1 .11r.• nu.e -~ .. ... .... ...... PliO li:O>ptb, .. .. .. · ...... . .. .. .110 lilx MDD~ .. ...... .. . ... .. . 1.00 2.00 Cllie Yet.r • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.00 e.oo oue Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50 ~ Jiln.EI\'S NEW LAW ' ' ' /"HA'NCELLOR HITLER of the German p~oplo,. has seen ~ fit tq have his cabinet; pass a law dealing with the ll>ropagation of the German poople and while be may :j:ave made many grievous errors in other subjec\5, it would appear that be is at least partially right in this instanc e. Every country should have some such safeguards aa Mr. Hitler has proposed fpr Germany. Every country is ~ntitlcd to some protection from the ever growing menace of half witted people, those of criminal tendencies and all ~Jth~rs of a sub-normal complex. Wit,h con4itil>ns as they :1 ~e .~hro11ghout the :w~r!d, ~e!'e · is not one single, solitary reas'ln except that of foolish sentimentalism, wh,y the peoS>les of th~ world should not be gover\l~d .,.pecl~lly as aff~cting those whose future ~an be 1\othin,&" but one continual round of grief and ca~e for those around and a,bout -· 'I' Did. You Ever .s~~P To Think? - ' • ,. ' A ... r ' ' · lf-EdoiJD R. Waite, Shawnee, Okla. ·' . ' . /. ,... '·:·AChanle io taking place d 0 y by day in the politico of Amer• t~em. There are already far too many 11"\lec!les and hopele¥ .idiot• as well as oth~r depenctents1n the wo·i l,d who•• hei.ng here has \>eon not)ling but a ~ource of trouble for others as well a; for themselves. Much worse \l!inp than ot< riiization for those who ~re not physically or mentally lit for pr9~agaiion; could be proposed for our own nation. " ' <icii.. ··: l:et ua hope >that it io a atep forward. -e • '· . . we ". Thia doea nor m~n that. have·aa yet entered upon an ideal period in the managejitent of oudwlitical affairs, There is far too much confuaion at preaent for that. I Faction• williJI'OW in numbera and a difference drawn be· tween one faction and another alao will appear personal ambitions and a deaire by far more people to lead than there are vacancie& for leaden• THE GQVERNOR OBJECTS .Word-Led T:o ·Another .By Arthur '!Buco". Ba\or J• I' Dl!iLAYED Tbe Smith M. l£, Lat;;cs Aid also wishes to annqtmce thf!y will have '• By thia we by no means impute a lack of patriotism to thoo"'_ al:ti:ve in American politiea. On the contrary, we are perfectly certain that love for their own country and the true understanding of .the n~aitiet-lf ita future ia to be proaperoua and happy~~~~E IN THE HEARTS OF OUR POLITICIANS NOW MORE HA\TE BEEN FOR A LQNC ;fJ,ME. Icc crewn aoclal on the ·"'"'" 'tllc ehurch Saturday 20th. Everyone welcome to the B"ttcr Busl· d.;j;g;,;;;-B<U~r~;s;. Sam Absten and ' '· ' '' ·' ,, ,,, I. ! I 5 ~ ·:' <: :·:. 't :.)~E(E~TRIC Y(IA'J I; . ! 01 l I . , " ;, 1 • He~;~: tJ>.: n~wut. development i~ cookina ~~~~-_,,.., ~1\.,..1'1Face Electrio; Cauerole and Roul"l=· ,. ~~J!,n, Cool, Convenient and Carefree. Bakea, roasll qt cooka a whole m.,eal a~ once. Water ieal eo-&erve• the natural juicea, otla and · mineraJ''t.alta, ~~parting a hew deliciouanea~. · to meatror fowtL · · Prlcea':to' fit today' a pocketbook. q~ ,ei:pacUJ. Bemovable:1~nj ... wetl 12: tn. In wide ' a.nd 6 I dee,. ' Will ...omodlijoi 10 hani. Poreelalll eume~ • l . '• \ i ·· In 1•. ---· ~ . .. ...... 1 ... .::;: ;, . .' .. ' .' ,' '' tiJdl,b. · ...... . :.. Price $9.95.. Ta-. Caaaerol, qua~ e~. · Be~ . ~L ' movable ~~~ _weU. •,-- !. ,. em,.' . lum "lfllltlat* tdm ~ Hlle· lJtd In · m~e irt~ h•dles. \;.m.._, . .arf&h . . : ~;.d "~· ~~.:T' I ~ . . : Price $7.85 • · " ' } • " "" •"' ~~ \. ""' •"b{ +•K . ., · Ci>t(inlai ·C~~ll!' : ' · ' Fills Two qiun1 ......17. lthed In I•Ol'J alld mea a mel We d"ubt very much wh,ther all of t!te tll'een beer wlll !lave ~iaappeared ·by St. t>~t'l'jek'• day, ' ~t useJi to .b~ tl!e, ~~el!8m:alc~r wh'o pa4ded ftogures. Now lt.i• the bank :o;aal\{er. . Complete wt&IL .,.,. · There 18 j,. ohilq in C!!tai•mia, Spair., wi'b ~ix ·:!If." ,.~d l!ati4•· · j{e o~~ht ~P, be ~~~e~e841'!1. at thuJIIbiDII' "'· •• wl!en he ,groirs up. . ·' . ·~ ~ f. • ' .',,· .. ONLY 95c DOWN ' BALANCE $1 .00 PER MONTH ,, • ~ all• Price$4.95 011e of our mQtllrinr frlerds "'Y&· he has bee11 aaatn!lt . • ,t b• F!'ench· ever·~~Cil IOJ!l8b9~)' to1d .1\j!l' . \1\~y invented ' word "detour. . .. . ' . . ''. en· plq. .. ... '· ·Ohio Electric Co. Middleport, obi~ •. I ,., l1 . bolo<)lt.o ' h~ ndollel' feM. Complglie wtUa eord ancl '• FrinC:e.u , l ,· •' .. t. ' •• 1 ' Six s}, . ·~ " Coloniai'R~a*ter lOAf, I !., l(•.~ ;;. I , MJLD,a 1 .-. . • " ' •· • ·. . ' tie~ ¥ ·usru UftD �l ' '( - •· 'j_ "' '. ,. lf9KI/AY. JULY ll,ltll ,. •• I , " ... . t \ T ltE DAI LY .TR.l B1J N ~ . ,. · 111 u ' .· • •·• - • ;,(lido, 1llldot lbt Ad; . . II t t r eoo$11&1Wdai. ~· - llepl, It. 1.... &I lobo POll Olllce at TRmtrml-POioiRO~, OlitO ,...,....,......,.,. a. tnt. '' """""ow~ OODd .. iollero .,: ..,... matt.or fw publlct~~'"' ca,. ~ their namea •llbaulb IB D* 'llJ to be prmlod, AIIJ>OJmaus bOWntr "'""'JleDI aad 4fooii'Oble Ill lh-· • ~ lD •U PAqJI18AU Useclc&rs t ~ VIRGINIA · __;_,;mq:'-::-:-GG ~ .-· = - - : - .... ~···4 ~ IACIOted OD lRnr ~ - . ........,,, 0, - 1' I ws. . . · NEIf (! ""' I:May Be First Real uMiss Ameiica" . • :,.1Mow About Cut1fng MER-Hours " . J ~ THE DAILY .. - I . Phone PRICED FOR QUICK SALE SSZ·L \ 1933 Chevrolet Coupe 1932 Chevrolet Coach 1932 Chevrolet Coupe 1929 Chevrolet Coupe 1931 Ford Tudor Sedan 1930 Ford Sport Coupe 193? Chevrolet Pick-Up ..1930 Willy~ Tudor Sedan • 1111- 111 DO ~oo...W be p~ . "' ' ' 1 !<A:fft!llf.(.. ~ ~~iJB~o ~~.(.'ii\liil rn,t llla"'l" &e. ' ~· ~~1(11- These cars are completely recondition· ed and the best bargaina we have ever of· fered-.Be oure and •ee them before } '<JU ·b uy. POMEROY CHEVROLET Ca. Fiw"Bdll4irial otiloe cau IH-L ... B'ill'mrr OJfllle aM cirMIMita ~ <:611 •~• I .,: - - •• . COrrie< .., lbll .....__ w~ One MODth . . . . . . . . . . . • . .. . ,....,.. - .... .. .. ........ .. . 1 .11r.• nu.e -~ .. ... .... ...... PliO li:O>ptb, .. .. .. · ...... . .. .. .110 lilx MDD~ .. ...... .. . ... .. . 1.00 2.00 Cllie Yet.r • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.00 e.oo oue Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50 ~ Jiln.EI\'S NEW LAW ' ' ' /"HA'NCELLOR HITLER of the German p~oplo,. has seen ~ fit tq have his cabinet; pass a law dealing with the ll>ropagation of the German poople and while be may :j:ave made many grievous errors in other subjec\5, it would appear that be is at least partially right in this instanc e. Every country should have some such safeguards aa Mr. Hitler has proposed fpr Germany. Every country is ~ntitlcd to some protection from the ever growing menace of half witted people, those of criminal tendencies and all ~Jth~rs of a sub-normal complex. Wit,h con4itil>ns as they :1 ~e .~hro11ghout the :w~r!d, ~e!'e · is not one single, solitary reas'ln except that of foolish sentimentalism, wh,y the peoS>les of th~ world should not be gover\l~d .,.pecl~lly as aff~cting those whose future ~an be 1\othin,&" but one continual round of grief and ca~e for those around and a,bout -· 'I' Did. You Ever .s~~P To Think? - ' • ,. ' A ... r ' ' · lf-EdoiJD R. Waite, Shawnee, Okla. ·' . ' . /. ,... '·:·AChanle io taking place d 0 y by day in the politico of Amer• t~em. There are already far too many 11"\lec!les and hopele¥ .idiot• as well as oth~r depenctents1n the wo·i l,d who•• hei.ng here has \>eon not)ling but a ~ource of trouble for others as well a; for themselves. Much worse \l!inp than ot< riiization for those who ~re not physically or mentally lit for pr9~agaiion; could be proposed for our own nation. " ' <icii.. ··: l:et ua hope >that it io a atep forward. -e • '· . . we ". Thia doea nor m~n that. have·aa yet entered upon an ideal period in the managejitent of oudwlitical affairs, There is far too much confuaion at preaent for that. I Faction• williJI'OW in numbera and a difference drawn be· tween one faction and another alao will appear personal ambitions and a deaire by far more people to lead than there are vacancie& for leaden• THE GQVERNOR OBJECTS .Word-Led T:o ·Another .By Arthur '!Buco". Ba\or J• I' Dl!iLAYED Tbe Smith M. l£, Lat;;cs Aid also wishes to annqtmce thf!y will have '• By thia we by no means impute a lack of patriotism to thoo"'_ al:ti:ve in American politiea. On the contrary, we are perfectly certain that love for their own country and the true understanding of .the n~aitiet-lf ita future ia to be proaperoua and happy~~~~E IN THE HEARTS OF OUR POLITICIANS NOW MORE HA\TE BEEN FOR A LQNC ;fJ,ME. Icc crewn aoclal on the ·"'"'" 'tllc ehurch Saturday 20th. Everyone welcome to the B"ttcr Busl· d.;j;g;,;;;-B<U~r~;s;. Sam Absten and ' '· ' '' ·' ,, ,,, I. ! I 5 ~ ·:' <: :·:. 't :.)~E(E~TRIC Y(IA'J I; . ! 01 l I . , " ;, 1 • He~;~: tJ>.: n~wut. development i~ cookina ~~~~-_,,.., ~1\.,..1'1Face Electrio; Cauerole and Roul"l=· ,. ~~J!,n, Cool, Convenient and Carefree. Bakea, roasll qt cooka a whole m.,eal a~ once. Water ieal eo-&erve• the natural juicea, otla and · mineraJ''t.alta, ~~parting a hew deliciouanea~. · to meatror fowtL · · Prlcea':to' fit today' a pocketbook. q~ ,ei:pacUJ. Bemovable:1~nj ... wetl 12: tn. In wide ' a.nd 6 I dee,. ' Will ...omodlijoi 10 hani. Poreelalll eume~ • l . '• \ i ·· In 1•. ---· ~ . .. ...... 1 ... .::;: ;, . .' .. ' .' ,' '' tiJdl,b. · ...... . :.. Price $9.95.. Ta-. Caaaerol, qua~ e~. · Be~ . ~L ' movable ~~~ _weU. •,-- !. ,. em,.' . lum "lfllltlat* tdm ~ Hlle· lJtd In · m~e irt~ h•dles. \;.m.._, . .arf&h . . : ~;.d "~· ~~.:T' I ~ . . : Price $7.85 • · " ' } • " "" •"' ~~ \. ""' •"b{ +•K . ., · Ci>t(inlai ·C~~ll!' : ' · ' Fills Two qiun1 ......17. lthed In I•Ol'J alld mea a mel We d"ubt very much wh,ther all of t!te tll'een beer wlll !lave ~iaappeared ·by St. t>~t'l'jek'• day, ' ~t useJi to .b~ tl!e, ~~el!8m:alc~r wh'o pa4ded ftogures. Now lt.i• the bank :o;aal\{er. . Complete wt&IL .,.,. · There 18 j,. ohilq in C!!tai•mia, Spair., wi'b ~ix ·:!If." ,.~d l!ati4•· · j{e o~~ht ~P, be ~~~e~e841'!1. at thuJIIbiDII' "'· •• wl!en he ,groirs up. . ·' . ·~ ~ f. • ' .',,· .. ONLY 95c DOWN ' BALANCE $1 .00 PER MONTH ,, • ~ all• Price$4.95 011e of our mQtllrinr frlerds "'Y&· he has bee11 aaatn!lt . • ,t b• F!'ench· ever·~~Cil IOJ!l8b9~)' to1d .1\j!l' . \1\~y invented ' word "detour. . .. . ' . . ''. en· plq. .. ... '· ·Ohio Electric Co. Middleport, obi~ •. I ,., l1 . bolo<)lt.o ' h~ ndollel' feM. Complglie wtUa eord ancl '• FrinC:e.u , l ,· •' .. t. ' •• 1 ' Six s}, . ·~ " Coloniai'R~a*ter lOAf, I !., l(•.~ ;;. I , MJLD,a 1 .-. . • " ' •· • ·. . ' tie~ ¥ ·usru UftD �TIIZ~Y ; i ~TH~ W'AY wu.tt. w. 0. 111BL&Y Till DAILY 'I'IIDIVJQS • u CLtSSIFl~D ADV RT·lSfNG S-ECTION. WIOa...W. tG.. 81blt)' OLD . &tva 'DAY ~G • I :; ·ouzr ~[AN r~N~ OHIO ' " r ~.L •. ' . . ' cqb~ u 11 ~~1tt _· T,~> ·.J"l'Pch Eceenlnc '~urler. Of · · · ta,rdinilo ' TJpe 11ke wa C1 pt. .D7c 'pel' lbie) · Ui averap words m.ue • llne.) {.e eol1800lltlve lnaertlool :r:or IIJrlee ut l 2. PIR~IfE:!i WJlll ,.., ' TWO OF MIDDLEPORT --'-- ~ ·> · F q~ Sccoj.d T Rllm~eilt; Winner fano 1'3; : Looer 7 Seiiat~r. I I Both Pitcheta, .~ic~ardo And lanl'bert O'n Rafter By .J9inth ln1,1ina Ral· lieo; f~;'1)1"1'1· Beat ~ I C~~t.lve lnlertloTUI :for Pl~ t •. ~ ·~anr~N 11 THE f, The;.p\lbiflhera Will be wupqp~tlblc \ ~; joi ot ~ ODe . .tnootted lusertUm ~veri~nt. Errors 1n ~·aitlaements anouJd be rcporLed i L_,.,.,., ktfo ·ad.?ertl&ement. wJU be taken ror ~ leiiJ.1~n a mlntmu:n charge ot t.went-1fH centa tor <lath Jrwer· • ' Far Sale, Mio<:,. ,, 'J!PR SAL~ atl'eS _of timber ' land. Lewls •, Wrekllne, Letart 7~30~3t. Palls, R D. c FoundPOUND - " Four keys on lc.i.ther stl:ap near Pcaco chutf•h. Owu~ or inquire at Dally ':!. rlbuue of· nee an4 pav for ad. 6·:.3-U w..uted.' • \VANTED-100 ears tiJ SI'CBGC and aervJ.cc, any caL' fiOc. 1Jlry 01 rr TWOO Oal -alld Oils. 'Also Tlnm anH' .P.!fC~rlea. The Old Inn Prompt Relief · From Itchiug Eczema I The day following Wiley Po11t'11 public rcccplmn in to be e:rhilJJteJ :.t R:id10 City. New YQrk, his ramQUII Jlla nc, th(! "W innie M1w," had a I urncd nl tor, IS ~hown hh••~'!":,"f.::;;r~;'; par&d~ all its own as it \Ia:=: taken U!l .F1Ith Avenue some of ~~~:~:_an~~-~-c..:~._'- · - ---~----- lt'awonde:ful the wayaoothlnr, cool· lng Zema brinp_ prompt reUel to ltchinp;, burnlni Bldn, even In llf!WI'a ~. It~hlnu!.Opll the momeDt Z.mo touches the tender and Inflamed lkin ber.aute ita rare blrredientl. To clear away Rashes, Plmplea, Eczema, Ringworm and Niore the ~ to normal alwayrs ute dean 100thln~ 2'.emo. ~ll8iat on pnulne ~mo; It a worth the prlc.e, he<!ausa it brinaa reUef. 85c, 60eand Sl. AU dfl:l ...... HOW T"di::~ AS~()('IATJON o,. ~ ·/ Benl~ 8'ta.~lon . 36 48 60 ft:.! 50 [tl/ 4;) 45 &8 59 43 6ll l!llhl.n)w,. Orav'el HIU. , , 'f.<~ t.. AMJmiLi'tN LEAGUE DetJUit ti, Clc\elund J N~w York 'l; W>~lihll!l;::tuu ' 2 Bcston B. Philadelphia 3 Chtcago B; Sl LOws 7 UO lnn .13J '.;pa I 419 410 and () b!J,th, gar&ge, garden, dravel Hlll Mtddlepcd.. l\ent. ehea.p, Call 38l·X , .or 11ee Mrs. , Lena Mc~ <17:.! 458 .J·, Mt· and Mrs George ~aze or were the gue11tB elf thcu parcnl,g J: ·ll· Swisher and wift~ Sunday 1 Ga lllroll~ :;on 53fl 495 Fnr Rent house 6 2 .St Louis 6: Chlr.:agu !I En:ton 5; New York ;1, ~l lt!a dtl:il)hl<' :J, Brooklyn 1. 4112 room n: ClnclnnaLI Ch!~a(tO 650 561 550 606 !i66 change, KMSa& Clty. Kaus FOR RENT-6 ~t P-:t. Write Teachers' Ex· reply. an~ Mr. .11.11;J M1'6 Jaaper Amos and chJ,l¢tifu who 'J1ave been the guet~t.s of their mo ~ tiler Mrs. Mary Amoa returiled. to tlum homes the first of Ute week Chtldren of Fostoria VERNON, W. VJ!l.. J Cb•caso 15, St Louw 2. 'l'EACHERS WANTED-We have over 300 vaca.ncles to be filled; new oOI!\11 listed dally; r.end stamp tor Plttsbul'gh LoUIS 8; Wou Lost Pet 62 IH 52 I ,\JATION .\L Lf.:AGUE Plttsbm!lh .'i, Cmclnnatl 4. STAND 'J-~la3t -' ,,. Always l'r't (112 .l 621 ;:;J ·4f; 11 1 TOOTS AND CASPER UIO--~o~;E~L~.-~;;;;· ~--~.~~:;~... ~~~O~TW~O;--·.c_ Left Out SA'Y HOW '-C"lG \:.4\"!i VACATION '\IVOWLO lAS''T '1\' Do you tmow why 1he wosn"t welcomet ShCt,. hl!lrsalf, didn't. Ha1ito1is (bad breath), the sc<:lal fault no ono forgives, , was thlb reason. Yet no one need have halitosis. Gargling with listerine instantly destroys mouth odors cmd c:hec"ks lnfec· tian. Use it daily, Rocent test~ show that Lhterine promptly overcome• odor&(lrdinoryanti· ntplic:s C'1n't hide ln 4 daya. Lambe~ ,,hormac:al Company, St. louis, Mo., U. S. A. MUCH A'S. lOOTS AND CA.SDER ARE ENJ'O'YI"-16 ·· R'E!'ALIZ1! ~AI A NEW WONDI!i:R. ~0ER1"UL. J-IOfUiE •• NOW -n:)WN ~\'$ ISaWnl-4 PL'E.....TY OP RACING IN BEAUT1""UL. ~~~ETS "l\-\AI )'t:IU CAN ~l..\..- ALON4 ON, THIS COUNTRY. YOU AR.'E CAN HE ·'tJEAT "ftl M'EE.T HOOPER COb..O'NEL. VACATION, !l-IE EQUIPOISE ~OL-OI'o.l.r=:L. MU5.\ 'BE.. ""A'IIN.G! A ' 'TIME- • DI'Q' S'AI'f! - I 1 ~ . ~--- ADDISON / DELAYED 1 wlUl .Milford Hoffman. lika I --------FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS • I Help• Couli 8ln:cl. OYer WONDE'l"i:FUL- LISTERI NE promptly end1 odor• ordinary antllapti,scan't hldeln 4 dayn 'V'oiE'E;KS BUT t ~ \-4'1!' MAI<E'S IT "TVVO MCJ"JiH'5 "f"'M) 'Yl!AR'i O'FO!' ~YEN lWO Ct!...a"TU~IES .I 1 ul '464 / M1 s A W nevins a.ml two 5U il::ll Elnor aud Herbert Sayre have ·4(13 ( 1 Colwnbut; aro..lthe gue>;;U; (JJ llcr bef u fl.t>':~d!n!..several days wttn 363 su;tcr. Mrs. J. H OcLuncy and Be11Y ........, Ilo<.~ d::ughtc1 Bennie HoffmEUa and Iam1.Jy, WiiMr~. Hdcn Dlckill&ln is the bur WalkeF a.r.d ramUy, MJ'II. RtYy INTEErNATIONAL J.EACUF. . cul!st of relatives in Huntington Sayre ant1 son. Ca.r!IOn Rouah 'and t!itlb Wou Lo3L Pet. · t \1 Is 'll'Cck Arthur Ohlinger were guests ot Ncwn1 k G7 48 flfl~l liracc llunc~ was lt!tJ guest. or Mlltllrfl ffotflhan · an4 daughters Rcrhr slr!' (i4 52 ft:i~ l' f' l' gmn<tparents. H. H. Roush· ant1 Monday evening. Dn!Um t•Je UJ 51> .52\"J \\ 1fc ol Cheslurc ~he past week. Ben Robinson is qwte Ill With .526 Mr ,md Mrs Verge Hem and h~m~;rrha.gc of the bra.tn. 4'~{; <h ll(lren or Buc~-rus who were LaVerue Rowlllert Monday to .41.i l 1 (.illP.d l1Pre by 111c death or Lhelr attend. the world's fa.ir 4.'i'I J<.Ir.;t !'r. Mr~> Ruby El~ returned to · .a<Ja 1'lrl\' home Prlr1uy. Mn Ehner Th~1 B awl Mr and M1~ E D. Hugln:~ of Gallipoljs Water In Place Of ·nmc home Fnday ha\ lnJ: spent the Meal Stomach 1\1\-U:Jti(.'A N AS80ClATION ' pn~~ Wf'Ck aj, Loncr Bot.tom, MurColumbus :! Toledo 1 t 12 hm 1 •aysv!lle and Wlloon Pn, WJ~h her stomach trouble ill often helped Columbtw 5. Toledo 4 (Jl •m1 1 mstcrs and .families 1 Mr ~ J H Dt•la.nry and da.ugl11.€r by Skipping one meal. Drln!f; :-Jots M!11ncapol15 3; Knnsas Cit.~· 2 Mlmwarmll~ 15, K~>nsas Clt·1 2 1 Vn·gm•a spent !rom satu1·day untll of water. Add a spoonful or Adler· Louisville (I; Indlanapoll r. o. Tur.sday a~ Montgomery, w. Va., each morning to clean out. ,PolIndianapolis 7; Loutsvlllc :1 m~h J Jl Dct.ancy wheiT: he has sow; Jn stomach and bowela. Reed'l!l Milwaukee II, St Paul 10 C'lllploymcnt. Drug Stol:C-;-Ib Rtltlabd br B&nob'a Mllwnukcc 11; St Paul 5. Mr. and Mrs. Evcret Rose and AU$-r:AAt.t,o\$ ":TT .J\:1:5T J J IWed .ltl borne to IIP6nd ~;eveR d oys here wilh Ill.& family. He Oa!timurc l2 . ll.(1ehr~lc r 7 wa"S uccnmpunle(l home by Lloyd Ba!llln('r( 9· R oi'!Je:tcr 0 l'f Ul~ · Cli<'k, ~n;;s agr1·r.m0Rt~ 1 Elkn Rlekard 8pen Sunda.~· with Newark 12; Buffalo 3 Ethel Grunm Ncwqr~ 2; Bufln.!O I ,18 U;m l Cll\frmcc Jhlc and fMtlly~ were .r~tsev Cttv ~: Montreal 8 •13 1n I 1 sunday guests of Mro. Mary Nease J n~ t v C1i,y l; Monlrc::tl U !!.i hilL 1 ~ll'd George U.lckard Albany ·r . T?ronlo 2 ·Mart Roush of Longdale spent Alfmnv 4; 'I oron1o 3 <7 Innings, Buncla.y wath Tom ROUBh and family . :co -;,rrcmr•J • '____,.. _ _ _ Mn; Hatt.ie Reed and Mr&. Hilda Click were colling on Mrs Bertha. RJcknrd Tbur~y, """""'· • Ed Roush .spent IJu~ ... week end INtt:RNATJONJ\L ],IIJ.!\(mE == By JANE GORDON "" ?J" '/' .' .. ; STRIPES IN COTTONl hmr AU ' ' tr,.tt~ Gortlr,., mrd1/t '"' tutd 1lttd11d i1t Peri• artd ,,,,•.,, •rr madr i• Nftll ;r,;;; 0' I)' ~ · ' 'WtNOOKA wardrobe if )'(lu want to be ,.,,,;,,•• ab1e. WII.. L. TRY' By Edson R. Wo.ile, Shawnee, Oklahoma 1 ill dotted FOI{ PHAR t.AP. I a.n entd thoulder" effect. An inverted front plait. gh·e1 crac:cful &kirt I-\ IS 9t.I.USiRIOUS PFlED,EC:&:SSOR 1 Today'e j.1unty wltite pique mode1 ovi!r in red stripes. Red IKRin it tren i.n the big bow of 1 orpndie and in the button trim. Cap tlee_vts eontribute IO a wid· 'ft> CARRY o.~l ' Yt~rl. What abou! your new ••"'''' &triped cotton frockl Retter Include one in your eumrner 1 ·' DID YO·U EVER STOP TO THINK? "Growlh is the law of.life aud thia immutable law' appliea al· wldth. ! ao to business. Yellow llnet1-like eotton. and white gingham check. s,hirting str1~~:ea. e:tt.. ar,e other smart suggntioDL TIJiJ #llUffll NtJ. 1105 Mal h1 fh. ·~"' ia ,q,, ~~ til ~ 11114 12 t/J 10. 'l i U /tr i111mtdiMt J#lifltry. .;,u, IJ U ~d nit. HQW to Get TJrue Pattmu sead 15 c:t:nt! (in atampa or tom) to ·t'a,,~a. 'BUteau. Write carefully an4 ft,.ia.ly your name nd fuiJ ad~re•s.' •the llumber of the pattern, ~~·~~e . you ~ant. Ad4~• your letter i1'1 the follow• ~ ....... ... .. JOHN BORG, PUBLISHER OF THE HACKENSACK (N.J.) BERGEN EVENING RECORD, SAYS: 1 · 1 "There io no standing•till; you either continue 81'Dwinll and live, or you atop growjng and eventually !lie. "There ia a v.,.t dilference between a buaineu·setter and an order-taker. · · , · .. "Oriler-takera iq bmineoa are _uaua!lr only D{te l!i!1'11.a_h~~ll of the unjlertal<en of ba,nkiupky. · · ·· . . "Buoineo•·1ettcro ·do"nof sit arau"d.lilro ~r) 'Ma~!lw]!!"' w/lit· ing for oomething to t)ini up', Ttoey II'«!.riut·•ndjb'tina ,ifin. ''P.irera,do not llv~ 'in the •!«!~~ ~"d lt,i~ ,tJ!eref~ quite¥\ oential that th~y enter<them ·liefore th.,;p.:...;• ., oliuyjpa and•eell·· coi'IIUMJLl~. . ". lniyer the 1 ,·· · • a ·:d~zeu r '. • ': • • · J'!lleliti~l J ._. ·• ., . �TIIZ~Y ; i ~TH~ W'AY wu.tt. w. 0. 111BL&Y Till DAILY 'I'IIDIVJQS • u CLtSSIFl~D ADV RT·lSfNG S-ECTION. WIOa...W. tG.. 81blt)' OLD . &tva 'DAY ~G • I :; ·ouzr ~[AN r~N~ OHIO ' " r ~.L •. ' . . ' cqb~ u 11 ~~1tt _· T,~> ·.J"l'Pch Eceenlnc '~urler. Of · · · ta,rdinilo ' TJpe 11ke wa C1 pt. .D7c 'pel' lbie) · Ui averap words m.ue • llne.) {.e eol1800lltlve lnaertlool :r:or IIJrlee ut l 2. PIR~IfE:!i WJlll ,.., ' TWO OF MIDDLEPORT --'-- ~ ·> · F q~ Sccoj.d T Rllm~eilt; Winner fano 1'3; : Looer 7 Seiiat~r. I I Both Pitcheta, .~ic~ardo And lanl'bert O'n Rafter By .J9inth ln1,1ina Ral· lieo; f~;'1)1"1'1· Beat ~ I C~~t.lve lnlertloTUI :for Pl~ t •. ~ ·~anr~N 11 THE f, The;.p\lbiflhera Will be wupqp~tlblc \ ~; joi ot ~ ODe . .tnootted lusertUm ~veri~nt. Errors 1n ~·aitlaements anouJd be rcporLed i L_,.,.,., ktfo ·ad.?ertl&ement. wJU be taken ror ~ leiiJ.1~n a mlntmu:n charge ot t.went-1fH centa tor <lath Jrwer· • ' Far Sale, Mio<:,. ,, 'J!PR SAL~ atl'eS _of timber ' land. Lewls •, Wrekllne, Letart 7~30~3t. Palls, R D. c FoundPOUND - " Four keys on lc.i.ther stl:ap near Pcaco chutf•h. Owu~ or inquire at Dally ':!. rlbuue of· nee an4 pav for ad. 6·:.3-U w..uted.' • \VANTED-100 ears tiJ SI'CBGC and aervJ.cc, any caL' fiOc. 1Jlry 01 rr TWOO Oal -alld Oils. 'Also Tlnm anH' .P.!fC~rlea. The Old Inn Prompt Relief · From Itchiug Eczema I The day following Wiley Po11t'11 public rcccplmn in to be e:rhilJJteJ :.t R:id10 City. New YQrk, his ramQUII Jlla nc, th(! "W innie M1w," had a I urncd nl tor, IS ~hown hh••~'!":,"f.::;;r~;'; par&d~ all its own as it \Ia:=: taken U!l .F1Ith Avenue some of ~~~:~:_an~~-~-c..:~._'- · - ---~----- lt'awonde:ful the wayaoothlnr, cool· lng Zema brinp_ prompt reUel to ltchinp;, burnlni Bldn, even In llf!WI'a ~. It~hlnu!.Opll the momeDt Z.mo touches the tender and Inflamed lkin ber.aute ita rare blrredientl. To clear away Rashes, Plmplea, Eczema, Ringworm and Niore the ~ to normal alwayrs ute dean 100thln~ 2'.emo. ~ll8iat on pnulne ~mo; It a worth the prlc.e, he<!ausa it brinaa reUef. 85c, 60eand Sl. AU dfl:l ...... HOW T"di::~ AS~()('IATJON o,. ~ ·/ Benl~ 8'ta.~lon . 36 48 60 ft:.! 50 [tl/ 4;) 45 &8 59 43 6ll l!llhl.n)w,. Orav'el HIU. , , 'f.<~ t.. AMJmiLi'tN LEAGUE DetJUit ti, Clc\elund J N~w York 'l; W>~lihll!l;::tuu ' 2 Bcston B. Philadelphia 3 Chtcago B; Sl LOws 7 UO lnn .13J '.;pa I 419 410 and () b!J,th, gar&ge, garden, dravel Hlll Mtddlepcd.. l\ent. ehea.p, Call 38l·X , .or 11ee Mrs. , Lena Mc~ <17:.! 458 .J·, Mt· and Mrs George ~aze or were the gue11tB elf thcu parcnl,g J: ·ll· Swisher and wift~ Sunday 1 Ga lllroll~ :;on 53fl 495 Fnr Rent house 6 2 .St Louis 6: Chlr.:agu !I En:ton 5; New York ;1, ~l lt!a dtl:il)hl<' :J, Brooklyn 1. 4112 room n: ClnclnnaLI Ch!~a(tO 650 561 550 606 !i66 change, KMSa& Clty. Kaus FOR RENT-6 ~t P-:t. Write Teachers' Ex· reply. an~ Mr. .11.11;J M1'6 Jaaper Amos and chJ,l¢tifu who 'J1ave been the guet~t.s of their mo ~ tiler Mrs. Mary Amoa returiled. to tlum homes the first of Ute week Chtldren of Fostoria VERNON, W. VJ!l.. J Cb•caso 15, St Louw 2. 'l'EACHERS WANTED-We have over 300 vaca.ncles to be filled; new oOI!\11 listed dally; r.end stamp tor Plttsbul'gh LoUIS 8; Wou Lost Pet 62 IH 52 I ,\JATION .\L Lf.:AGUE Plttsbm!lh .'i, Cmclnnatl 4. STAND 'J-~la3t -' ,,. Always l'r't (112 .l 621 ;:;J ·4f; 11 1 TOOTS AND CASPER UIO--~o~;E~L~.-~;;;;· ~--~.~~:;~... ~~~O~TW~O;--·.c_ Left Out SA'Y HOW '-C"lG \:.4\"!i VACATION '\IVOWLO lAS''T '1\' Do you tmow why 1he wosn"t welcomet ShCt,. hl!lrsalf, didn't. Ha1ito1is (bad breath), the sc<:lal fault no ono forgives, , was thlb reason. Yet no one need have halitosis. Gargling with listerine instantly destroys mouth odors cmd c:hec"ks lnfec· tian. Use it daily, Rocent test~ show that Lhterine promptly overcome• odor&(lrdinoryanti· ntplic:s C'1n't hide ln 4 daya. Lambe~ ,,hormac:al Company, St. louis, Mo., U. S. A. MUCH A'S. lOOTS AND CA.SDER ARE ENJ'O'YI"-16 ·· R'E!'ALIZ1! ~AI A NEW WONDI!i:R. ~0ER1"UL. J-IOfUiE •• NOW -n:)WN ~\'$ ISaWnl-4 PL'E.....TY OP RACING IN BEAUT1""UL. ~~~ETS "l\-\AI )'t:IU CAN ~l..\..- ALON4 ON, THIS COUNTRY. YOU AR.'E CAN HE ·'tJEAT "ftl M'EE.T HOOPER COb..O'NEL. VACATION, !l-IE EQUIPOISE ~OL-OI'o.l.r=:L. MU5.\ 'BE.. ""A'IIN.G! A ' 'TIME- • DI'Q' S'AI'f! - I 1 ~ . ~--- ADDISON / DELAYED 1 wlUl .Milford Hoffman. lika I --------FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS • I Help• Couli 8ln:cl. OYer WONDE'l"i:FUL- LISTERI NE promptly end1 odor• ordinary antllapti,scan't hldeln 4 dayn 'V'oiE'E;KS BUT t ~ \-4'1!' MAI<E'S IT "TVVO MCJ"JiH'5 "f"'M) 'Yl!AR'i O'FO!' ~YEN lWO Ct!...a"TU~IES .I 1 ul '464 / M1 s A W nevins a.ml two 5U il::ll Elnor aud Herbert Sayre have ·4(13 ( 1 Colwnbut; aro..lthe gue>;;U; (JJ llcr bef u fl.t>':~d!n!..several days wttn 363 su;tcr. Mrs. J. H OcLuncy and Be11Y ........, Ilo<.~ d::ughtc1 Bennie HoffmEUa and Iam1.Jy, WiiMr~. Hdcn Dlckill&ln is the bur WalkeF a.r.d ramUy, MJ'II. RtYy INTEErNATIONAL J.EACUF. . cul!st of relatives in Huntington Sayre ant1 son. Ca.r!IOn Rouah 'and t!itlb Wou Lo3L Pet. · t \1 Is 'll'Cck Arthur Ohlinger were guests ot Ncwn1 k G7 48 flfl~l liracc llunc~ was lt!tJ guest. or Mlltllrfl ffotflhan · an4 daughters Rcrhr slr!' (i4 52 ft:i~ l' f' l' gmn<tparents. H. H. Roush· ant1 Monday evening. Dn!Um t•Je UJ 51> .52\"J \\ 1fc ol Cheslurc ~he past week. Ben Robinson is qwte Ill With .526 Mr ,md Mrs Verge Hem and h~m~;rrha.gc of the bra.tn. 4'~{; <h ll(lren or Buc~-rus who were LaVerue Rowlllert Monday to .41.i l 1 (.illP.d l1Pre by 111c death or Lhelr attend. the world's fa.ir 4.'i'I J<.Ir.;t !'r. Mr~> Ruby El~ returned to · .a<Ja 1'lrl\' home Prlr1uy. Mn Ehner Th~1 B awl Mr and M1~ E D. Hugln:~ of Gallipoljs Water In Place Of ·nmc home Fnday ha\ lnJ: spent the Meal Stomach 1\1\-U:Jti(.'A N AS80ClATION ' pn~~ Wf'Ck aj, Loncr Bot.tom, MurColumbus :! Toledo 1 t 12 hm 1 •aysv!lle and Wlloon Pn, WJ~h her stomach trouble ill often helped Columbtw 5. Toledo 4 (Jl •m1 1 mstcrs and .families 1 Mr ~ J H Dt•la.nry and da.ugl11.€r by Skipping one meal. Drln!f; :-Jots M!11ncapol15 3; Knnsas Cit.~· 2 Mlmwarmll~ 15, K~>nsas Clt·1 2 1 Vn·gm•a spent !rom satu1·day untll of water. Add a spoonful or Adler· Louisville (I; Indlanapoll r. o. Tur.sday a~ Montgomery, w. Va., each morning to clean out. ,PolIndianapolis 7; Loutsvlllc :1 m~h J Jl Dct.ancy wheiT: he has sow; Jn stomach and bowela. Reed'l!l Milwaukee II, St Paul 10 C'lllploymcnt. Drug Stol:C-;-Ib Rtltlabd br B&nob'a Mllwnukcc 11; St Paul 5. Mr. and Mrs. Evcret Rose and AU$-r:AAt.t,o\$ ":TT .J\:1:5T J J IWed .ltl borne to IIP6nd ~;eveR d oys here wilh Ill.& family. He Oa!timurc l2 . ll.(1ehr~lc r 7 wa"S uccnmpunle(l home by Lloyd Ba!llln('r( 9· R oi'!Je:tcr 0 l'f Ul~ · Cli<'k, ~n;;s agr1·r.m0Rt~ 1 Elkn Rlekard 8pen Sunda.~· with Newark 12; Buffalo 3 Ethel Grunm Ncwqr~ 2; Bufln.!O I ,18 U;m l Cll\frmcc Jhlc and fMtlly~ were .r~tsev Cttv ~: Montreal 8 •13 1n I 1 sunday guests of Mro. Mary Nease J n~ t v C1i,y l; Monlrc::tl U !!.i hilL 1 ~ll'd George U.lckard Albany ·r . T?ronlo 2 ·Mart Roush of Longdale spent Alfmnv 4; 'I oron1o 3 <7 Innings, Buncla.y wath Tom ROUBh and family . :co -;,rrcmr•J • '____,.. _ _ _ Mn; Hatt.ie Reed and Mr&. Hilda Click were colling on Mrs Bertha. RJcknrd Tbur~y, """""'· • Ed Roush .spent IJu~ ... week end INtt:RNATJONJ\L ],IIJ.!\(mE == By JANE GORDON "" ?J" '/' .' .. ; STRIPES IN COTTONl hmr AU ' ' tr,.tt~ Gortlr,., mrd1/t '"' tutd 1lttd11d i1t Peri• artd ,,,,•.,, •rr madr i• Nftll ;r,;;; 0' I)' ~ · ' 'WtNOOKA wardrobe if )'(lu want to be ,.,,,;,,•• ab1e. WII.. L. TRY' By Edson R. Wo.ile, Shawnee, Oklahoma 1 ill dotted FOI{ PHAR t.AP. I a.n entd thoulder" effect. An inverted front plait. gh·e1 crac:cful &kirt I-\ IS 9t.I.USiRIOUS PFlED,EC:&:SSOR 1 Today'e j.1unty wltite pique mode1 ovi!r in red stripes. Red IKRin it tren i.n the big bow of 1 orpndie and in the button trim. Cap tlee_vts eontribute IO a wid· 'ft> CARRY o.~l ' Yt~rl. What abou! your new ••"'''' &triped cotton frockl Retter Include one in your eumrner 1 ·' DID YO·U EVER STOP TO THINK? "Growlh is the law of.life aud thia immutable law' appliea al· wldth. ! ao to business. Yellow llnet1-like eotton. and white gingham check. s,hirting str1~~:ea. e:tt.. ar,e other smart suggntioDL TIJiJ #llUffll NtJ. 1105 Mal h1 fh. ·~"' ia ,q,, ~~ til ~ 11114 12 t/J 10. 'l i U /tr i111mtdiMt J#lifltry. .;,u, IJ U ~d nit. HQW to Get TJrue Pattmu sead 15 c:t:nt! (in atampa or tom) to ·t'a,,~a. 'BUteau. Write carefully an4 ft,.ia.ly your name nd fuiJ ad~re•s.' •the llumber of the pattern, ~~·~~e . you ~ant. Ad4~• your letter i1'1 the follow• ~ ....... ... .. JOHN BORG, PUBLISHER OF THE HACKENSACK (N.J.) BERGEN EVENING RECORD, SAYS: 1 · 1 "There io no standing•till; you either continue 81'Dwinll and live, or you atop growjng and eventually !lie. "There ia a v.,.t dilference between a buaineu·setter and an order-taker. · · , · .. "Oriler-takera iq bmineoa are _uaua!lr only D{te l!i!1'11.a_h~~ll of the unjlertal<en of ba,nkiupky. · · ·· . . "Buoineo•·1ettcro ·do"nof sit arau"d.lilro ~r) 'Ma~!lw]!!"' w/lit· ing for oomething to t)ini up', Ttoey II'«!.riut·•ndjb'tina ,ifin. ''P.irera,do not llv~ 'in the •!«!~~ ~"d lt,i~ ,tJ!eref~ quite¥\ oential that th~y enter<them ·liefore th.,;p.:...;• ., oliuyjpa and•eell·· coi'IIUMJLl~. . ". lniyer the 1 ,·· · • a ·:d~zeu r '. • ': • • · J'!lleliti~l J ._. ·• ., . �; t •• IJ 'I • . ,Oblltef ~ Olty Jl HERS ARE iN SIMilAR TH~UBlE; THO MilES APART i annexed another ''~ctor:Y when thPY de· touted Mum~ ~loo, 9 "' 1. Quillen . ,pltcblng tor the Melp countlana ·allowed tlve hlb while the Chester •11ihll obt&lnecl 9 hlta for 8 runs ott ( the oppoalna hurler, Llpsllli!Pr. • , ."Cheater . AB R H E · H. Knight, cf ... ... .... . 4 1 0 0 ·N, K.nlrh_t, It .. .. .. . .. . ~ 2 4 0 0. Moore, 2b .. .. .. . . .. . 4 o o 0 ¢. 'Kblght, 88 . . . . . . . . . . 4 0 0 0 Touna c ........... . .... 3 2 I 0 'Neal, lb .. .. .. .. . .. . . .. 3 ·1 I 2 Blaeilltelq rt .. .. .. .. .. . • 2 2 0 I O. Oaul. Sb ............ 4 I l 0 QuWen. ·p .............. 4 Geor1e Stitta , ArTeated i I~ Middleport · For Stealin1 Guitar Total ............... ·o o o ' Envoy Takes Bride • .. I am OOD91Dcecl tha& the lllll[l.• mllfll of 40 bourl per wet. II ~ accomplllb tbe ~ Gr wide rtemp)OJIIIflllt. · · IS'Mt t9 '11le - da)' week ltAII perllltl 1J1 the tndlllllq. In Spokane On Char1e 1 Of Lootin1 W••hin1· ton Station 9 9 2 AB R R E Dupler, cr .............. 4 0 0 o Lewls,rf .... ... . . ....... 3 I 0 0 I>ev.ol ...... . . ........ I 0 0 0 MUI'I'N' City • • BROTHER HELD i • • JIIOICDA'f, JULY 11.1111 • Chester Marks.Up · Anotller Victory ~ attemoon f*l~ the hlrhY. ' ~ 21 sl. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. 4 o o Graham, lb .. . . . .. . . . .. 3 0 I 0 Mooney .... .'...... .. ... ! o o o Evana, · o ~ o • liilllliil~-~~~-~·' 0 I 0 II! ,. o o 0 ~~boto of Edward A. ".DOc:" 0 1 0 CiWford, 48 onetime Ne,. Or)Jana 0 0 0 phyaici11n, who pyramided a few o 0 o hundred dollara Into 23' million and - _ _ _ )oat it all ln one day In ritrantlc Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 1 5. 2 tradiq aimed at cornerlnr the rye I>evol batted tor Lewis In 8th. In· 1111tket of the wo;rld. F~m a small nlng. Mooney for Oraham In ~th . In New York, h1a actlvitiea and Llps!nger fo• Phillips In 9th. reached In~ . every major com-. 1Three base llitii: N. Knight 2. · modi~ market, and, unknown to• . .'·Two base hits : Marshall-. 'he .UIIc, he was the rreatest spec·! . Firat base on balls, off L!psln er alator of the times. Broke ·nl)w, he 11 baa liM• &Ufpended from tradln1, ·'J Quillen 1 ' 1 · but • II'IPIIrlaa for a aom.eback.. · , ,, P'!rat base oll error$, Chester 2; -.. ·- - ·-·-·-·- .. -· ,.Murray Q!ty ~, i .Ls:~ck out, by Quillen 10, by L!pMarshall,'3bIt .............. .... .... .. Phillips. Llpslnger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robey, 2b . . . . . . . . . . . . . Christian, c . . . . . . . . . . . . Llpstnrer, p .. ... ....... 34 I 3 4 3 ..-a ! au'¥"r e. • ALFRED · .; Chester hBB Sunday August 20th. , /~)pen and -Is desirous of obtaining ('A- strong club for that date. To a , •o!.u b that can qualify tile terms ;·will be attractive. Onkhlll snver: b~re and Coalton please ' notice. . ., munlcate witH 0 . A. E!selstcln, • "' ester, Ohio. , 1 , 1 ;' , STARK RITES TUtSDAY . PuneraJ rites for J . R. Stark lo· :U1 ta11or, who was fatally InJUred ' •!ten he (en tci the botto,m or a :itaJrway In an olllce building here litlclay attemaon, wm be oonductil tliclday afternoon at 2 o'clock ,hl:lm. ~he :Ewing Puneral Home, it i hta been a'hnounced. Interment -wUI be made In the Beech 01·ove cemetel'f' , ., · ' ..1 OOLF !\OURNEY AUGUST, 7 · The golf; tournament has been p011tponed unt!l Sunday, Au&uat ?th It hBii been announced liere, thereby giVIng entrants another week in which to quality for the play. The tournament will be sta~ed at ' he Rutla11d 1!0!-f course. · 1 OA- ...,. ~Jvrs · .Wish to 'tiiahlt• qur · trl;nds and lfelrhbora for thelt kindness during the UineBB and death of our hUll· band and ! father, Charles Hysell. Alao wltih to thank Rev. W11Uanis Jor hla consoling words, Undertaker Ewlljg ;and s)nsers Frank WIU, Jolin' · .f.!h,orr and Dayton fltrlcklan~ :.~ . ~~ •., ~;, .etr&M'III ·if~~~~ ' ___..:.. ' Will Pollrod spent the week end In Huntington. . , . . Mrs. Ollli8 Van Nest 11hd BOn Lloyd spent Tuesday In Pari:erab'lfl· ,.. Jbmes Amen of Columbus spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Shumway. Howard l"lsl\ ., spent Sunday at Buckeye Lake. John Koehler of Sumner was ~he Sunday dinner , guest of his Claughter, Mrs. Hobert ·swartz. '"mi. Charles Woode called on Mrs. c. E. Woode of Dutch Rldse Monday. Maey Cole 111 888111ting Mrs. MarIon Cowdery of Reedsvme with her housework. , Mrs. Lennard Williams or Jeraeyv1lle spent Mond,ay wtth Mrs. Ll!a· ler Van Meter. Mrf. Will Bentz wBB a Pomeroy vlsloor recently. · \ MIBB Pearl Pltta, Mal'f Swartz and Harry Swartz called .on Stella LeMaster Sunday. : Mr. and Mrs. Lester VanMeter ca.lled on Mr. 1 and MrJ. J9nes fiW!Ii'hl Suridiy, • 1 .'< I . '· Mr. and .Mrs. !'41 Guthrie • ot Huntington were the Buftday guests Dr. and Mrs. Fred Guthrie. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur · Hawk and Mr. and Mrs. Coy Hawk apebt Monday in Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Blll\lllrd and th!ldren and Mrs. Etta ltincymen ot California q a~:el~~~~~·th~e .M\'s: . chlldren of dinner Derry, gueatll' Pa.. ,.,el!nesday of 1· a.tvl Mrs. J 1 M. Bentz and '-mliy. o~ I~=~~~~~~~: ' l • . ' ' I ,,, ' .'· ' I! I SALES' REPORT · . ' ' ' 1 ~. I .·' ' .t J ~ . . ~ I: i ;~ ,. . I Sh~1m~. ,_. Q~homa . . · $1.00 HOUSE DRESSES, all sizes ·Guaranteed fa,st colors ....... ; . 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