https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/35f59bc22db2458785f778be52a2c6ef.pdf 2f50093726b8ac59f2dd89db7384376e PDF Text Text .. ' .· . ' '' ' •• ~ Disperse(f~i· :Pollee Control Used On ------ ·---- •• •• ~ elf wtlh o ll' UlI •lTC ·1 '• '.,. ·1!1 't•"'· OH"'IO" . "tOll ' Ull UfH U&. ~LDDI .I o . :1'• -"JOU want '· ·· llelp • COUlliY ~ Jherttf. Be tarmerb' - tn READERS' NOTICE the News Otllce of The J>aib' 'l'rlbune, call 2S6-L; If the Bualnet11 Oftlce ask for 202-R. MlddJo- ""rt.- - - - - - HIRE Po& • ·- Fl!NEBAL • 'nw! tonowlnu: ou.t--or-t.own pP.t. pie were hete Prid&F to attend L! . funef111 of Mn. MJla Start : T. K. stark. lln. l.la.ude Wlntera, Mr, .... !4"· ....,,. K-h ol Walkervme. · Ontario, C&nada; Mra. WiLIter 'Pauluecl ot ToledO; Mrs. WUBmn&ns and 10-. and. Mn. W. WUUam& of 9e1aware; WUJI,am Movie Is Clever Musieal - >• WEATHER FORECAST..,OblcHih""""' Slightly wanntr portloJI>. Cooler Bundoy o1tom<>On """- Guarded TONIGHT ' &i Middle- - FIELD ~pproaimately , 240 Said To Be EaDeCially - Hard Hit GOVERNOR "SORR'lr''i But S..:ya Ito Too Now; Meiaa County Included Rf.OUCTmN Pl~N IS APPR~VEO BY IHm r~RMERS PRESIDENT ~PENS : r~IGRAM n AID i • ~~UNTRr~ BANKS Courtroom Drama - Expansion Plan To Helt> •l Both Open And Clos· INVADING MIN[.. TO REDUCE ACREAGE TO "THAW" ASSETS I Of Banko Open Trouble Brews ~ 'K•IiJ· £tone State · Strikm Threaten ·' I ed lnatitutiona And Sol- vent; To "Pee" Price 1 Le11 Colt - Of Cotton By EDWARD B. LOCKETT Sept. 23-JNS-Presldent RooaerreJt today embaft.. ed 1,1pon a bolt! credit expansion ~;namm. e mb~-ncin:r relief to both nurn and elc qetl banlu!, and n giant cotton Mote~ purchaae ot about one-half the cotton crop at 15 oentl a' ~· · It hu otlter am.blUo'f! ·.ehemeis ... . Len Tl southern. cotton lfl'Owera tor tedert.l oat the laboratory table for , eiaml.'lltlon, tnctu.dtn1 one ot ftaal)cJns purchases In t.he fleltl 0( beavy 1ndUitr1es, such B! ateel t;nd tall· .... e.na.za..• NAVY:.BEANS . ... Ou ~l'ii l«j ..... n pound on .,·' ! c.nD. zb. 43c ' ot ·-·· ·- '' I F~ED . " lb. aack I Balciac Powder - . ,.. __ ~1.79 . 1lll¥,tle - Chi ' WHEA:T Dairy • ! "' • ·fJMiir: ' IOc I. 23c ,·.,,. ,.t.... _. ,. 19c a.oc.~- ~· 2 ...2Sc .,..___ .,....,.._ ., .... _. ~~ ... . $1.13 • Physicians Study Unusual Disease .. Victim of Sleepinw Sicknea Wheeled lnro Confer. ' '" "" of 20C/ Doctor• .. ' -. . . ' I •' '. pk ... Llll'll ~~id T~n · • 24 oz Loaf r.- Side ,. IOC S••JI Willi-u~~ '· ,. IIIIX lia Olio - Celery, large ........ 2 stalks 17e Grapefruit .. .. .. .. .. .. each lOe At ... Grln.tes Golden 1\pples . 8 1~. ~5C · • Potatoes .. .. . .. . 6lbs. 19c Onions ..... 1q·1~1 bag 25e Potatoes·' . .: . . .·. . : 10 lbs~ 25e . AlulriiCa· PMDtc:~ . } ' . 'P.crWo" . ~· \ ·.· ( ' ' Leuuoe . . ' ~ l'ltODtJCE MARKET \ Brn . ' . 1r:• lw-f ' ..,'71 lllalc- -~ ...-. Arllull: Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ' ' • - - ~,3.-.14c o.-,; Feed :!."':. ':!:''"" $1.59 1 STANDARD BRANDS ' - . zw~zsc· Carton . . . . . . $1.27 'I Much Bitterneu E•ideut aa Reault of Adjournment Proceedin11 ~Pc ...___,......,.- ~·-- • :CIGARETTES ',/ 4tc: Draia Pipe SoWeat · ,.;;_ ·, LARGERI~SO . I ' Nurse-Confesses Ohio Legislators Kidnaping Plot Leave For Homes ...... '-AJI'II . . . . . . 4 . . BEANS .~...u · i ~• . Cclff.. ·,., ·Sw- Dow.. :":""' ' ~...,.... 29c . ' .. Cor.~ CJMi'Uemu loo . . DRESSING . QuA~f:\t M~D ·. SUGAR 25 :;k $1.25 . ' .. ' ' for bis J. Bailey turn& BII"IOI!IBn~ ag1o1n coJofe,r with his attorney as smoshing developments come nnt payme»ii on one on the heels .of another in his trial .at Oklahoma allotments are City. Bailey (right, at top) is shown talking to his attorout from Wuh- ney, James C. Mather. In the lower picture, Albert L. or four weets. "'--· ·•· • ··• ·acreap reduction Bates (without coat), notorious killer on trial with Bai-•· by secretary or A. Ws.llace at 15 ley, is shown with his counsel, Ben Laska. 10=~~~~,.., PURE CANE '· . their 1933 1 .r.::r; ' - 1 .... ct~nt!l 1 The banking proeram will begin With fCdf'f!l) moves to "unfreEze'' i ILSRet.s of bnnks open and solvent I but nol liquid. Atter that will c~ a comprehensive plnn for the ! relief of dcpoaltots In closed bankl. , Mr. Roosevelt will put t.he finishIng touches to the move In behalf , uf IOivt!"bt but non-Uquid banks In 1 Althoqh not J'et 21, these twin!!., n series of conferences with Secre- Releb and Ollte Parish. or Lo11 Antary of Treruury Wlllhm H. Woodln I ..t..: aut ~i an enviable record over the week-end. 11\e relief of ~ Ther were univl!r· pluu for closed bO.nk will alty at 15, etar (let Wtderway I • 1 , bacbelor alter. There W11.8 a of arta dqjem and are . thcat tile President. would date• fOT ~ al &:heme!! ready ror operation JhfiDIOPbJ at tbe University he leaves here next Tueld.ay SoJJilttm Califomia.. Park home In New York ....,..... ·' price pegging operation bns- ed on federal loans to growers or I product. 5 ... ISc Z ... ISc WWJ the slxU1 munte.nr convlc~ atnoe the war crime was lauhcbec1 bere m baflts.. ooE:n -·wrl W[ST V!R&IN ' INS Stan correspondent by ..!~. I PR[p~R[ T~ . .UfiJ;;._:t I Approximately 75 Percent Of Proclucen Sian for Move 15 Pe..Ce11t; . -Farmero To Be Paid 28 Ceata , Erudite Twins WMhJng:t.on, nee One) * • Pl&her waa a recent bust- vtaltor in Weirton, W. VL (OootlD.uea · ~ &nd MANY OHIO SCHOOLS MAY BE CLOSE mate ol Chlctt.ao; Mn.. Walter WllOolumbtll and Robert Dlabro of Wayne, llleht88n1 conaiderlna' l:he plan adyaneed t:.onilht "-,, 8~ tn l!ut t.l)d ~ l>oblahl 9 . Uama M LIOHTIID a .. LEASED WlltE 011' IN-ll'ERNATI .O NAL NEWS SERVICE. Dlf!>ro ot Doytoa: Mn. J . P. Shu- A. J!;. ' �' , • .• lEPORT . ,, ' ,' NEWS IIf _'-;;-;:-:;-:~-:-!"~;-:;:--c;. ~. · 'r ·J!!.-~~U:,.!~. I.!l~.tNl. ..1 WEST CO'. UMBIA mt. ~ 1D .oo ~aace w~u be I pubUahecL .NA'IJOHAL ADVJ;&'I'IIUiG REfJI.J:Iili~T.t'\'lft* i J rtd JUJ:&Jiall, lbe. I C-o, Plill~.,.Pjda. Plllobarrb, I lWiw•- Bw:la.ts~ omee and ClMulaUo.a DefiL C"U ztt-& Tastes • O M B1 AlaU lhe ~th 00 · · · · .eo r: -r'tf:' . .,... .1~ Cot Jton41 . .. .. . .. i Q.oeYear :., ............. . 6oo 0 " neear ..... .. , . . . . ,, yn '"· ......... . I I 00 1 7 o29). The Lcsson-Sennon aha Includes the followi ng passage fro 111. th{ Chns l1an Science tc;ttUook, "Scu:nce 4.00 and Heallh With Key to the Scn p- .oo ~.00 • 1 tures" SCHOOL D.-\ YS MORE F.a ther Tim~ has directed that another dur 1 of re~komng appear for th.e boys and girltt of school age in our locality. M.onday we will again witness that great sight of seemg hundred r of children trek back to the seat of lenr11ing in the HYIStematic effort t'o prepart them to fac~: the problems of lit'e which are to come later, '\ith ol S much CldVUtl t age 2S it !S pOSSible for the state to ! furnish them. AlrC ud y t houSDndM throughout the state are in th e c1ass rooms dJIJgeutly pUI't'\.Uing theh· stud ie~ or ma.Jciln~ life mi sm~ bl e for th eu· 1eache. ~ while they waste theil' hmc in idleness. Jn \~c,, - ;,j th !:' f. d tha t ' he lcgJ:;)a ture has shown :so llt ti e .~on ... idel·ation to those ~ arn e teachers, we oa:nnot 1 but tuJ.ie"off our hat to the ranl< and fill:! of the teacbin r· profe!'ISIOn, the Jnembers Of Wl1H h fuJt]Jl thefr duties ~0 cC'nscicrliiotll:!ly whether they h;Lve uny direct insight to wh er e th~ir snlal'ie~ are to be rui Ec d or when tlley will ret even a litl.rt of th e rnone,t due them at the end of -, month. ::· Wit:h the c hildren on the stret•O! four times da-ily while t~.~y go to and from t1chool, it behOoves our automobile ~J::ivers to do everytbmg JlOBt!!ib'Je to prevent a11 accidcnt1 which will Jind som e young child the v1ctfm. In I~~~~~~~~~ the me&ntime, let each purent ~t res11 with much emphus.i~ J. tt• the ¥. ild, the necessity of 11cting with extreme care n j.,L e ""d to be sur·c not to run in the street in front of 'oncom· De 'O f 0 .l"'ll01111 f By Arthur ul$ua•" BaOr ing automobiles. Alt :Of us face Ill! e~ pecially btg Job in the months to come, t~ ; }lrotect the in nocent :md dear yoaJngsters, w'ho nre destl_tJ ed in a few years to be the r eigning heads of Old Timer Bememben GoOd Old take thell' coM hot oJl' the grlltc. o.,. Iseme Hut tar UIJ old tlmfir~. tbere must be our varibU!i J)UbHc offices as well us looking after the Jjos--·llllj),p to ou1 battle P.Qrrldge. We •Uke to tac~Je the mule's anklllt. inoxs e::~tablfs.hmcnts now being ,carried on by 'tih"eh•e-ldei·s h f F oiiQWI,JlK t h c course o unum _ It pays to be careful. It is thenfore earncotly urged ~liat e-:.en.tft we. t:&Q\Y!Jted. an ultimat.e surV1v(k to broac!h a koll or 3 :1 with "Taik about beautiful music? On~;~ td 1• Oend n ~pec tal e lfort to prcrent accidentt· , &~cleswlpe was Worth a buodred us by Mary Bak!=r ttll UChied fteld or 141ddleport hiJh ~ Prld&:y niJtJt,f between the Jljddleport YiD.ow Ja.ckeu, aud the tNm from BucQt.el, member'll of the Wiorld :W14e Oulld Olr'Ia of the J!ltr" BaptJ:st Church a.ssembfell at the ~e of th,elr advl.aor 1 Mrs. :r. mayonnaise!" c: KreQft' on Sbctll. Aven\le .. for 'a meetlnll: aud alurnber party The al,lbject e.oneerned ~rrlca, O od:ll CatldleU,:ht., the propam being In liliU'Ie of Vtvtart ~PP .& At the elo&e. ot the meetibg, lunch u terved. Breakfast was also .!Cnect at the KreaRer Mme. The fol)ow~ were present ror the meetfna and slumber p&rty . Cllra Mae Ha.mlfton, Irenf! Mills, Anba Margaret Wylie, '-(lvlan ~opp, Emma. Jeal\ Bearlul , Matp suertte Hysell •md Fanchon ov,r- say critical hostesses e ~t.l,ou!MinduflrCJe! I\..rcift 't~ Mir.. aCJo Whip Salad Drr.•lnl b an en_.. tJrdJ iH:w t)'pC-DOt lno tarl, uot lOU bJ.ul, bGi tcklo oUr in'flavw. Malhi of J:Ud y' "Humau behcf I as p;uught C~Ut many inveu t to ns, but no t <•ne of th~m can solve the problem of bc 111g \\ ithout th~ thvmc Pnnciple of <hvme Sctp ~CE than 4 I ' liOUQht C'Ul many unenhons." (Eccl. • DeUftrtd 81 Carrier Ooo Week 1. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ------------------ I F01 J;diiartal Oltk:e CaQ UCI·L J'..,. "REALITY" ia the subjec.t of tit~ Lesson-Sermon wh•ch.. will be re;ld in all Churches vf Christ, ScJeuust, uu S unday.t Septe!hber 2... 193J. 'l'he Golllen 'Pext is "Behold. [ create new heavens and a 11cw earth: and the former shall not IJc remembered, nor come mla nnnd." (loa. 6S,J7). · Among the c1tations w~1ch ..-:om1 pdae the Lesson-Sermon 1s t11e following from the Bible: "Lo, tlu~> only hav ~ I foutld, that God haJh made man upright: but t hey hilvc ehuioea't lqredkota, il:lUed 1.111 ucw erea!QlOOM in tbe Kratt Mlr~~de Whip. ' turf. ence Deductions fro111 n>:~l c n.tl hy1m theses are not scte nu (!t: 'J hey tl1ffer fron • rea l Soc nee bct:au ~c tln Y are not ba 5ed vu th e dlllllC la11 '• (u UNDEIUJOES OPERATION Eleanor McEJh1nny, tl:teen year •o Howold dauohter of Mr and Ma.rcJ MeElhlnny ot .Charleston. for mer rEsidents of Middleport, un'der w,nt an operation Wedne,gdayatthe McMiUan bospltal e.t Cbarleston. it 273). 0 ------+ •-t D e 5•8 2 - L / "'noo\ t1t•. 10. ~· .... be<oUH of III· tboraon. The con41""" AudDUihtel'ofor Rowena Mr. and Mn Mr a.nd Mre:. Ham !lt.ln:her of WWJam Avtbenoa ar Bradbury, C'9Jumbul came S&WI'day for a who hu been lll!r1ou.til)' 111 J.n Me· \Yet!:k enfl visit with' Yr and Wn. MU!u hoepltal, Cb&rletton, w&l r 11maU Clllld. u ..& result of tntaatllt paral:ysll. The operation, 1~ Is thousht will correct or at lea!Jt. idlprove her' OOn· tJltic;n She hll.S underyone varlow; trf'.atments In the past. In e le~ter !rom Mn. Howald McElhlnr>y t(/1 relativetJ It la stated tt.at her dllught.er 1i lmprovlnJ st:.t11d'actorlb' fvllbwtns the operatlon and Jt Ia believed that Ute operatlon will be a. .succe 118 a . Or•te. Mro. J . 8 -¥ M"". J Do ,. wnlnJf and Mrs. Minnie Neu~lin& wl leave Monday momlnQ' for Me.rloq to atte,d the: Pytlflan 'Bl&· t~ Oonve~tion. The latter 15 the dtlegat.e rtom the local ehapt.er. Melgll Temple , Pyth!BA Sllltier.B, No 153. ) Oeorge Stel:ft' is reported Ill at hta hr me on South Second Av,nue.' r-,lr and Mr::~. D C MlDer we:e host and hC~~Ste&i Pri"'" 1 to. the members of· the - couple brldp club At the clo6e of Y Is. f Sh ' 'ts P Y. re~~enBus~ere served. · f, om returned Sa.turday eve~~. •Cporied IU&htly Jmprovtd, S.t.Ul'd&7 morntn1 She underwen~ an vpen.Um for appendiettu, Wed· nerday and hu been Ul ~' ftrioul nJaht v,talt with )lr. and Mrl. Kane cendlUon etnce. William Authenob, Mr. and Mn 1Allenawotth and Mr. and Mrs A. .F~ Ru.e.aell. , , Char}(!& AuUlenon and M'nl. Rus[ Mrs 1fomer Cooper wJll return .tell Bailey vlllt.ed a~ Mclflftan fiUr\da:y from a. 'vW~ In OOiwnbua hoep.\La1, Charletston , Jl'r1day, With \'' Lh hel' parent&, Dr. and Mta. W. the former's dCLUJhfh, Rowena 1S, Har t.. MI'IJ Autbcrson hu b~n' 1nr Chari· j Charles Dina, student at Ohio rtton with her daushter1 ·.sthce he,. ~·ntveralty arrived Prlday eveniN .o.dmlttanee to the Jl08I)Ita1. I ll r o week end vlllt with .bta wtfe HIU'I)ld Lohse lett 'kturday m 01.. md other rel&Uvell. flinl' to enter the treahman tn.lnMn L. l;f. PIICkJnaer Jett. S.tur- lllf camp hel4 in connect.lon with oay eventoe for Chicqo to attend Ohio Stako untveraib", which la 1 he Oertucy of~ E:.:po&l.bol:l cut-cJ. about fO mllea from ColumShe wJU be ~ ln Chleqo by tWl Ha ld h te Ohl 0 l1tor nlet:e or B~ver Pflnnaylvanla 1 • 1'(1 • w 0 en rs Rev p o. Kteaa:e'r, ' Mr. and Mr&. etate university as a freshman on M J . lf&mUOOn, Mrs. S. M. Hamil· Wednesday, Sept 27, wu selecterl ton and. Mrs R . 1!: Olbbl of "'Pome- Jt one or !23 Silldtmlll out of 3.000 rcJ returned SaturdaY trom a for admittance to t.Jle traJ.rUng \l.eek'~ via\t at the Century of Pro- camp. He was a.coomf?llnl.ed to the J;res:s E:..:posltlon at Qhlcago and at c:amp by his fatlu'!r. / }lennan tncHanapolJi, Indiana. MD. M. J . Lohse. ' • Hamilton visited her aliter, Mrs. M~. David Mercer left SaturdfiY James Ru~ey or IndlanapoUs tor a visit with her brother, Joh11 t Rev M a.tteQded J Hamllton, Mrs Hobbl: Mra ot Edna Jo. Ber"'' and John w •He Krea~er. t he ethers the Palr IAt:tn '~ S. M. Hamilton and Mnl OlbbB ar- ZE-rkle were vlslt.oJ"s !n Gloust·•r rh-ed In Indianapolis Prlday and Prlflay e~nlng were OVet•nJa:ht IIUests at the »- -:r-:----'r--.,.----'-:c.:.:::...::_::.:::::...==-w ::.:...•~ _w_~re_h_•_•_a~ J:!~n-~ey ~"·.'_m _•_._=_ "-"-~!~he __'"-• " AT:fi JDid \lou lever Stop·::.!~~~; \to ttbinlt 1 ~ICC~''neu, By ED~ON. R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. ~ ~~~~f:~i~;~r.~s;~~~~ i 0 PEOI'LEAREALWAYS LOOKING FOR .QUALITY MER-. (;HANOISE. THEY KNOW THE ADVERTISING COLUMNS CARRY THE FACTS ABOUT WHERE TO BUY. THAT IS.·· ,:WHY T!JEY READ THE ADVERTISING COLUMNS CARE; : . FULLY. · . •· • • "Anc4, I know nil about the ConBut don't forget they the Declaration of Indepen-1 , first ! Ututlon ' cpcraa. You heard horna, druJl1a a~ "lit ,P~aded the elbOW to~ ,a )lilt~ Now, this been only stirs up •nifter •or the amber wbtripoql .iq<!~ tile beO ~ , cash reclater, lmd I~ 1JIP:l'Jed ~~ a. ~11 on . a Cot,~' ll.ln't r~h . ;;o , · I~~ F the"""" "! wlllh they'd ' will W d Led r· ' ,\ TY.li.&.NNY . .. , I :~~ • b11tf$e. • . • ,~ ROM all accouQ_t,ji, wending their way '(vdm the state _ · capital to the V1t11ious corners of the s tate, it is becom- Whi1Jl we aakod wbat he thqt or it . • ht wranlle~ hlr~ wbltdtt!rs, ana ,saJ.d, ing incre:l8tngly evid ent thut th e people of 0}110 ace ··ep - .. II •••.• like old days.. n.s~11te d by c ert ai u ,interests 1n Columbus whol'l~. luMt ' You would. be -;;;;;;d Bl the uumthought !S f~ r tht! welfare of the tax payers and c 1t1zen ~ toe1• of peOple atlll alive who rclll1.!mp who w ere tnstrUmeriiol in pla cmg th e present rregime att IUer the a:ood old da.ya rrom 1920 to ' , . Ui331-' troludiOQ war tax Col umbus to enact legislatiOn whereby we arc to be " Nope, mister," said the good governed. h1melhbei'er "In ttwm dA.l/3 we If the facts arc C\ en vurtu:dly a;; bud <HI ro'porled, I~ tu have Qrlnk.s that would JOUr elm s)i\p the llde of your he11.d is }Jatc nt thnt a chungt:J of con::;idcrnhle importance 1"' due In well-melited applaulie. in o ut· lcgh;latJve hu ll s if the p~o pl e of thll Mta't~ artl to bl H'l'V ·d in 'tllY manner e\' e n appt·ouchJng t!ff\clency and f "Therll was one thing t.hey called c • . . . a slde·swlpc wbloh wa1 made with t:co n o m y. When t•n mdh1dual or small group nf mdivlcl- e\•crythlniJ wlt~hl retch ar tile uu.l t:~ acts 1::10 h1crhphanded us the ~ p e aker of the Hou se did bl\~ koep. who wp,s t.'q&H1Jped with a • • ' ~ butlcrfly net and f' 11tfRladder 'l'huJ·sday night 111 fo rcing an adjournment, popular rule has ceased and liHhvidu~~ol arbitrariness has been s ub ., ' THAT there ia more to any buaine•• than m~ely having a place tO ..o buoinen. Securing the merehandio" to aell io only the first atep. The moot important thing ia the aelling of merchandiae and aelling it rirhL The rirht kind of merchandise, backed up by the right kind ·· of Advertising, always build a profitable buoine ... Good ad:verti~ing ereatea ..., irreatiblo appeal. , Advertised merchandise alwaya createa good-will for llny' .buaineso ~~t&IJie it !fives oatlafaction. · The demand for advertised goodo ia growing day by day. Ad,.ertieijt,llhvaya makes a wonderful impreaaion on buoy.' ~hp~persl tbey alwaya ,reacl the ada before ohopping in order tD • oave time and money. . • Truthful advertioiniJ has a wide range of appeal. It reaches· every!>ody. ---Q=-::h-i~--- . - .. Seventh Hubby -. II .ao<t Mn Ediar ~worth ~======~====~~==========================:&~ H llr, 0~ 8u111n Eileen mumItmdMdauabt.er ' 8Ll(IIBER PARTY. hu bee,., le&rned by relatJvu here. Ie-J S&t.urday to Ulel.r borne at .~ J11o11oWirc \be rcotrball Jame a,t Tile fir I has been a cripple since a Wltllher, W Va , tollowinl t.n over ChW"Cbel of CbriJit. l"ilibtiat 1 ---...,.~-...,-...,---- Ph0 --- ~ - ------ ~ 1111 'U cue• I!Jn thelr name~-t~~lthwth uot n~)' to btl fdtlttd. Anp01JDO,'II Jetton; howe~ euettev~ and de.lra~Jle 1.1:1. LbetU - ).lr, and Wrt. H; A. lllerkle. Ut. Mr. and Mra J. a . Crepe mum .. lind aln. )ftrkle ape! Pred Bulb or lltur4&r to their home at Pl.tta.n'Cflllily rttumed from 11 two weeki burah rollowtnc a YiJlt here filth .nur ill tbe E&A. Mft. Katbryn llonohan IUUl d&UKh· J . . . t. or.._ ,.... f_, tn K&lhr)'n Role of .,.,_ Stroet. ftluNa YOua OWl TO VJRGJNfA D!!LAYEO Mr and Mni. Lawrence Par&Ona '"" qp, ~ lmliF tbt "1'1 of ~ s. 1818. N - DlliJ>" """ ...., l!atJI'llu. ~t<d on t.ower &of<>•~ &tnt~. """"rvr. o. ~ qur sett4- us let~ ""' Jlel!8 tn&Utr lor p\WUfJ.c.Jon t.bel _ ,' . ' , ,. Oack . tlle ''lliiil!l~iiliillliiljalllil.iliililiioill bring iOOd old days again. I knew beer ts • -- --------- ·---~ Confes"-...1 0Qub1e ·- ·- , ~;. --.-:- ···---"---- ~ ?..~-; . ' .. ,., - , >- ' •' . '' ; ! ....,,, . • ' ,, • ..... . .. ' '' I , On~ .nt t~ aost aurprl•inc le\te~s I have received in a long time came recently. ·· A 11181l' "t'roto to ask ·why "I had "abandoned the low-price field." , ;le ' ~ound "tlie i.trit:er ol, ihat "lettef : ' Ije had used only For<("c ars; his ' PN~aot c~ ·he.<! Mrve<! b~m . seven years; ha hope<! sometime to roJl.lape ,it , witn . a , ne~ , rqrd;"-bdt; as he saw the Ford V-S's · grov tHicker on the ·streets. and nQted their style and !lction, he just naturally jumped to the conclusion tha~ t4ese must be expensive cars, and . that therefore "Ford had. gone out ,-or the low-price field. '" ' , ' Besiclet!t "that, "did not tliis now ~o~ ~av~ ,8 qylinde~?" "Did .not that ,prove tha~ the ca.r waa not l.ow-p.rio&d-for are not all B's expensive?n Henao hio latter. He complained that after 30 years of making oars tor the lew-price field I had deserted my old customers for those who were uBad to apendinc more money. Ot oourae, a prioa-list soon showed him his miotake. He waa helped to his ha,sty oonol,us~on , by seeing a new class qt people ridin& in Ford oars the last four or five· years. It was once b&lieved .that DO ODe who COuld afford a high-prioed .o\r•would uSe a low-p~1ced oar. ' ' ) ' i . ' But that hall changed. The matter of value now oomes· 'tir~t. the ..,.tter or prioe sooond. America used to buy prioe-tags, now it de~nds quality . .., F~QUR, butter, salt-now what comes ne~i'! Baking powder? What kind? So-and-so's, · of course-it's nationally advertised. And where di~ you buy it, ltlildam? From Mr. Whof!~it's !4ore-for Whoozit Brothers are AIWERTIS- · lNG So-.and-So's Baking Powder at a 'SPECIAl. PRICE todayt; Every wis_~ ·hop,S'ewife knows that the question "wh~t to 'buy" isn1t,any more impr,~nt to her pbell{tttboo~ ~han 'lwhere to ·buy.it.' ,Thl)t's wlly s{1e ·clteck~ <eare.f,r~ly'thr~llgh ·T~~ W..,ily,i'ribu~l' u~~ every 4aY. WfJ~th~r tt's,balib.lg\po\V;der;qew .hq,s~, a r~g or a ~ll~tiJ~.k, .s'he <k!t?ws th&t 'll!e ~~ly Trj~~ne a~~~~~LWAY:S aUsMfer. (fer shoP· pmg tqpe!ltmn, "W.Jlat ' Coh'les Next?" - MOST I!."'OO~MICAI!.LY! . - T~e Klondike reatuurant in llrookflcld, wrecll:•li by the cxplo~ion of a ke!l of beer. . ' ~sen 11101"0 tlt~u three point two. P•·o!e.. or .Ein•tein, the ardent p~<lnot, i• IIQ'f u~vl•· to am> aralnot WI tit il ~ , { ( .._1 '' 'rt 1 ' -:q ·; L, ' o l • ~ ,~ •• That explaina why tens of thousands or Americans who can afford to ' . ~r,~i~~er Pf~R•· ·. Rrere.r .~<1 buy tpe Ford at a lower price, beoau~e! in . ~h. ' ··oro v.;a:•tn'»:t gft· the' qulility' .... prfrtormano•' . t~~:4mrort. thl. strle • • • ~i:h ~~e _s~!:s~d, .to .b~ e~olusi ~e 1!:! ye.fJ higb,-pr~ced ~ . '·.'. · .. if~. ~Ig~r~Q.ed, a. ·~~.•~a not ,;,doesJiarity oh~ap. A rollily cheap or _ •. ~~ • ..••, , i,~r!rior .•oar ' aaver,.could· ~'/l'le low-price<! . ' Not ' eno~gh ~ them ,would Iii ; bOttpt !2~6a, ~:r'Ja!•-·. ~le-:~-;.. ~ -- ..... ~· , ., ·r ,. ;.t~ . .... .. '.,"' ~ :""[, ~ • ' • ' I ' 't ' • ' ' ·~· ' " That means thai to keep IIY prices low I must remain in the highquality field, for it is impossible to have the price right unless the oar is richt too. What I have done is to adapt the expensive V-type 8-oylinder engine to tho low-price field, •&king it simple. and less expensive to own and drive than tho -4-oylinder oars were. There is one thin& I would make clear to my triends:-111 field is \be low-prioe field and will always rau.in ao . ••, of' . , Septe.ber 22, 1953. • :l l!t.\n·u 'UN.n:e·~..~} ~~~: ,,. ·<; ~ -· llE·/:tg: , ., .,, ~ ' ' 1 ~~ - 1 ,I o ' ' • ._ _,., ~ I . . ' I ,, ' 1: 1 L " •" J '· l I! ---.:...·. - - - .-·..::....--.-....;:_-_•.• ' -, ) I ' ' .. '~' ' I • , �' , • .• lEPORT . ,, ' ,' NEWS IIf _'-;;-;:-:;-:~-:-!"~;-:;:--c;. ~. · 'r ·J!!.-~~U:,.!~. I.!l~.tNl. ..1 WEST CO'. UMBIA mt. ~ 1D .oo ~aace w~u be I pubUahecL .NA'IJOHAL ADVJ;&'I'IIUiG REfJI.J:Iili~T.t'\'lft* i J rtd JUJ:&Jiall, lbe. I C-o, Plill~.,.Pjda. Plllobarrb, I lWiw•- Bw:la.ts~ omee and ClMulaUo.a DefiL C"U ztt-& Tastes • O M B1 AlaU lhe ~th 00 · · · · .eo r: -r'tf:' . .,... .1~ Cot Jton41 . .. .. . .. i Q.oeYear :., ............. . 6oo 0 " neear ..... .. , . . . . ,, yn '"· ......... . I I 00 1 7 o29). The Lcsson-Sennon aha Includes the followi ng passage fro 111. th{ Chns l1an Science tc;ttUook, "Scu:nce 4.00 and Heallh With Key to the Scn p- .oo ~.00 • 1 tures" SCHOOL D.-\ YS MORE F.a ther Tim~ has directed that another dur 1 of re~komng appear for th.e boys and girltt of school age in our locality. M.onday we will again witness that great sight of seemg hundred r of children trek back to the seat of lenr11ing in the HYIStematic effort t'o prepart them to fac~: the problems of lit'e which are to come later, '\ith ol S much CldVUtl t age 2S it !S pOSSible for the state to ! furnish them. AlrC ud y t houSDndM throughout the state are in th e c1ass rooms dJIJgeutly pUI't'\.Uing theh· stud ie~ or ma.Jciln~ life mi sm~ bl e for th eu· 1eache. ~ while they waste theil' hmc in idleness. Jn \~c,, - ;,j th !:' f. d tha t ' he lcgJ:;)a ture has shown :so llt ti e .~on ... idel·ation to those ~ arn e teachers, we oa:nnot 1 but tuJ.ie"off our hat to the ranl< and fill:! of the teacbin r· profe!'ISIOn, the Jnembers Of Wl1H h fuJt]Jl thefr duties ~0 cC'nscicrliiotll:!ly whether they h;Lve uny direct insight to wh er e th~ir snlal'ie~ are to be rui Ec d or when tlley will ret even a litl.rt of th e rnone,t due them at the end of -, month. ::· Wit:h the c hildren on the stret•O! four times da-ily while t~.~y go to and from t1chool, it behOoves our automobile ~J::ivers to do everytbmg JlOBt!!ib'Je to prevent a11 accidcnt1 which will Jind som e young child the v1ctfm. In I~~~~~~~~~ the me&ntime, let each purent ~t res11 with much emphus.i~ J. tt• the ¥. ild, the necessity of 11cting with extreme care n j.,L e ""d to be sur·c not to run in the street in front of 'oncom· De 'O f 0 .l"'ll01111 f By Arthur ul$ua•" BaOr ing automobiles. Alt :Of us face Ill! e~ pecially btg Job in the months to come, t~ ; }lrotect the in nocent :md dear yoaJngsters, w'ho nre destl_tJ ed in a few years to be the r eigning heads of Old Timer Bememben GoOd Old take thell' coM hot oJl' the grlltc. o.,. Iseme Hut tar UIJ old tlmfir~. tbere must be our varibU!i J)UbHc offices as well us looking after the Jjos--·llllj),p to ou1 battle P.Qrrldge. We •Uke to tac~Je the mule's anklllt. inoxs e::~tablfs.hmcnts now being ,carried on by 'tih"eh•e-ldei·s h f F oiiQWI,JlK t h c course o unum _ It pays to be careful. It is thenfore earncotly urged ~liat e-:.en.tft we. t:&Q\Y!Jted. an ultimat.e surV1v(k to broac!h a koll or 3 :1 with "Taik about beautiful music? On~;~ td 1• Oend n ~pec tal e lfort to prcrent accidentt· , &~cleswlpe was Worth a buodred us by Mary Bak!=r ttll UChied fteld or 141ddleport hiJh ~ Prld&:y niJtJt,f between the Jljddleport YiD.ow Ja.ckeu, aud the tNm from BucQt.el, member'll of the Wiorld :W14e Oulld Olr'Ia of the J!ltr" BaptJ:st Church a.ssembfell at the ~e of th,elr advl.aor 1 Mrs. :r. mayonnaise!" c: KreQft' on Sbctll. Aven\le .. for 'a meetlnll: aud alurnber party The al,lbject e.oneerned ~rrlca, O od:ll CatldleU,:ht., the propam being In liliU'Ie of Vtvtart ~PP .& At the elo&e. ot the meetibg, lunch u terved. Breakfast was also .!Cnect at the KreaRer Mme. The fol)ow~ were present ror the meetfna and slumber p&rty . Cllra Mae Ha.mlfton, Irenf! Mills, Anba Margaret Wylie, '-(lvlan ~opp, Emma. Jeal\ Bearlul , Matp suertte Hysell •md Fanchon ov,r- say critical hostesses e ~t.l,ou!MinduflrCJe! I\..rcift 't~ Mir.. aCJo Whip Salad Drr.•lnl b an en_.. tJrdJ iH:w t)'pC-DOt lno tarl, uot lOU bJ.ul, bGi tcklo oUr in'flavw. Malhi of J:Ud y' "Humau behcf I as p;uught C~Ut many inveu t to ns, but no t <•ne of th~m can solve the problem of bc 111g \\ ithout th~ thvmc Pnnciple of <hvme Sctp ~CE than 4 I ' liOUQht C'Ul many unenhons." (Eccl. • DeUftrtd 81 Carrier Ooo Week 1. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ------------------ I F01 J;diiartal Oltk:e CaQ UCI·L J'..,. "REALITY" ia the subjec.t of tit~ Lesson-Sermon wh•ch.. will be re;ld in all Churches vf Christ, ScJeuust, uu S unday.t Septe!hber 2... 193J. 'l'he Golllen 'Pext is "Behold. [ create new heavens and a 11cw earth: and the former shall not IJc remembered, nor come mla nnnd." (loa. 6S,J7). · Among the c1tations w~1ch ..-:om1 pdae the Lesson-Sermon 1s t11e following from the Bible: "Lo, tlu~> only hav ~ I foutld, that God haJh made man upright: but t hey hilvc ehuioea't lqredkota, il:lUed 1.111 ucw erea!QlOOM in tbe Kratt Mlr~~de Whip. ' turf. ence Deductions fro111 n>:~l c n.tl hy1m theses are not scte nu (!t: 'J hey tl1ffer fron • rea l Soc nee bct:au ~c tln Y are not ba 5ed vu th e dlllllC la11 '• (u UNDEIUJOES OPERATION Eleanor McEJh1nny, tl:teen year •o Howold dauohter of Mr and Ma.rcJ MeElhlnny ot .Charleston. for mer rEsidents of Middleport, un'der w,nt an operation Wedne,gdayatthe McMiUan bospltal e.t Cbarleston. it 273). 0 ------+ •-t D e 5•8 2 - L / "'noo\ t1t•. 10. ~· .... be<oUH of III· tboraon. The con41""" AudDUihtel'ofor Rowena Mr. and Mn Mr a.nd Mre:. Ham !lt.ln:her of WWJam Avtbenoa ar Bradbury, C'9Jumbul came S&WI'day for a who hu been lll!r1ou.til)' 111 J.n Me· \Yet!:k enfl visit with' Yr and Wn. MU!u hoepltal, Cb&rletton, w&l r 11maU Clllld. u ..& result of tntaatllt paral:ysll. The operation, 1~ Is thousht will correct or at lea!Jt. idlprove her' OOn· tJltic;n She hll.S underyone varlow; trf'.atments In the past. In e le~ter !rom Mn. Howald McElhlnr>y t(/1 relativetJ It la stated tt.at her dllught.er 1i lmprovlnJ st:.t11d'actorlb' fvllbwtns the operatlon and Jt Ia believed that Ute operatlon will be a. .succe 118 a . Or•te. Mro. J . 8 -¥ M"". J Do ,. wnlnJf and Mrs. Minnie Neu~lin& wl leave Monday momlnQ' for Me.rloq to atte,d the: Pytlflan 'Bl&· t~ Oonve~tion. The latter 15 the dtlegat.e rtom the local ehapt.er. Melgll Temple , Pyth!BA Sllltier.B, No 153. ) Oeorge Stel:ft' is reported Ill at hta hr me on South Second Av,nue.' r-,lr and Mr::~. D C MlDer we:e host and hC~~Ste&i Pri"'" 1 to. the members of· the - couple brldp club At the clo6e of Y Is. f Sh ' 'ts P Y. re~~enBus~ere served. · f, om returned Sa.turday eve~~. •Cporied IU&htly Jmprovtd, S.t.Ul'd&7 morntn1 She underwen~ an vpen.Um for appendiettu, Wed· nerday and hu been Ul ~' ftrioul nJaht v,talt with )lr. and Mrl. Kane cendlUon etnce. William Authenob, Mr. and Mn 1Allenawotth and Mr. and Mrs A. .F~ Ru.e.aell. , , Char}(!& AuUlenon and M'nl. Rus[ Mrs 1fomer Cooper wJll return .tell Bailey vlllt.ed a~ Mclflftan fiUr\da:y from a. 'vW~ In OOiwnbua hoep.\La1, Charletston , Jl'r1day, With \'' Lh hel' parent&, Dr. and Mta. W. the former's dCLUJhfh, Rowena 1S, Har t.. MI'IJ Autbcrson hu b~n' 1nr Chari· j Charles Dina, student at Ohio rtton with her daushter1 ·.sthce he,. ~·ntveralty arrived Prlday eveniN .o.dmlttanee to the Jl08I)Ita1. I ll r o week end vlllt with .bta wtfe HIU'I)ld Lohse lett 'kturday m 01.. md other rel&Uvell. flinl' to enter the treahman tn.lnMn L. l;f. PIICkJnaer Jett. S.tur- lllf camp hel4 in connect.lon with oay eventoe for Chicqo to attend Ohio Stako untveraib", which la 1 he Oertucy of~ E:.:po&l.bol:l cut-cJ. about fO mllea from ColumShe wJU be ~ ln Chleqo by tWl Ha ld h te Ohl 0 l1tor nlet:e or B~ver Pflnnaylvanla 1 • 1'(1 • w 0 en rs Rev p o. Kteaa:e'r, ' Mr. and Mr&. etate university as a freshman on M J . lf&mUOOn, Mrs. S. M. Hamil· Wednesday, Sept 27, wu selecterl ton and. Mrs R . 1!: Olbbl of "'Pome- Jt one or !23 Silldtmlll out of 3.000 rcJ returned SaturdaY trom a for admittance to t.Jle traJ.rUng \l.eek'~ via\t at the Century of Pro- camp. He was a.coomf?llnl.ed to the J;res:s E:..:posltlon at Qhlcago and at c:amp by his fatlu'!r. / }lennan tncHanapolJi, Indiana. MD. M. J . Lohse. ' • Hamilton visited her aliter, Mrs. M~. David Mercer left SaturdfiY James Ru~ey or IndlanapoUs tor a visit with her brother, Joh11 t Rev M a.tteQded J Hamllton, Mrs Hobbl: Mra ot Edna Jo. Ber"'' and John w •He Krea~er. t he ethers the Palr IAt:tn '~ S. M. Hamilton and Mnl OlbbB ar- ZE-rkle were vlslt.oJ"s !n Gloust·•r rh-ed In Indianapolis Prlday and Prlflay e~nlng were OVet•nJa:ht IIUests at the »- -:r-:----'r--.,.----'-:c.:.:::...::_::.:::::...==-w ::.:...•~ _w_~re_h_•_•_a~ J:!~n-~ey ~"·.'_m _•_._=_ "-"-~!~he __'"-• " AT:fi JDid \lou lever Stop·::.!~~~; \to ttbinlt 1 ~ICC~''neu, By ED~ON. R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. ~ ~~~~f:~i~;~r.~s;~~~~ i 0 PEOI'LEAREALWAYS LOOKING FOR .QUALITY MER-. (;HANOISE. THEY KNOW THE ADVERTISING COLUMNS CARRY THE FACTS ABOUT WHERE TO BUY. THAT IS.·· ,:WHY T!JEY READ THE ADVERTISING COLUMNS CARE; : . FULLY. · . •· • • "Anc4, I know nil about the ConBut don't forget they the Declaration of Indepen-1 , first ! Ututlon ' cpcraa. You heard horna, druJl1a a~ "lit ,P~aded the elbOW to~ ,a )lilt~ Now, this been only stirs up •nifter •or the amber wbtripoql .iq<!~ tile beO ~ , cash reclater, lmd I~ 1JIP:l'Jed ~~ a. ~11 on . a Cot,~' ll.ln't r~h . ;;o , · I~~ F the"""" "! wlllh they'd ' will W d Led r· ' ,\ TY.li.&.NNY . .. , I :~~ • b11tf$e. • . • ,~ ROM all accouQ_t,ji, wending their way '(vdm the state _ · capital to the V1t11ious corners of the s tate, it is becom- Whi1Jl we aakod wbat he thqt or it . • ht wranlle~ hlr~ wbltdtt!rs, ana ,saJ.d, ing incre:l8tngly evid ent thut th e people of 0}110 ace ··ep - .. II •••.• like old days.. n.s~11te d by c ert ai u ,interests 1n Columbus whol'l~. luMt ' You would. be -;;;;;;d Bl the uumthought !S f~ r tht! welfare of the tax payers and c 1t1zen ~ toe1• of peOple atlll alive who rclll1.!mp who w ere tnstrUmeriiol in pla cmg th e present rregime att IUer the a:ood old da.ya rrom 1920 to ' , . Ui331-' troludiOQ war tax Col umbus to enact legislatiOn whereby we arc to be " Nope, mister," said the good governed. h1melhbei'er "In ttwm dA.l/3 we If the facts arc C\ en vurtu:dly a;; bud <HI ro'porled, I~ tu have Qrlnk.s that would JOUr elm s)i\p the llde of your he11.d is }Jatc nt thnt a chungt:J of con::;idcrnhle importance 1"' due In well-melited applaulie. in o ut· lcgh;latJve hu ll s if the p~o pl e of thll Mta't~ artl to bl H'l'V ·d in 'tllY manner e\' e n appt·ouchJng t!ff\clency and f "Therll was one thing t.hey called c • . . . a slde·swlpc wbloh wa1 made with t:co n o m y. When t•n mdh1dual or small group nf mdivlcl- e\•crythlniJ wlt~hl retch ar tile uu.l t:~ acts 1::10 h1crhphanded us the ~ p e aker of the Hou se did bl\~ koep. who wp,s t.'q&H1Jped with a • • ' ~ butlcrfly net and f' 11tfRladder 'l'huJ·sday night 111 fo rcing an adjournment, popular rule has ceased and liHhvidu~~ol arbitrariness has been s ub ., ' THAT there ia more to any buaine•• than m~ely having a place tO ..o buoinen. Securing the merehandio" to aell io only the first atep. The moot important thing ia the aelling of merchandiae and aelling it rirhL The rirht kind of merchandise, backed up by the right kind ·· of Advertising, always build a profitable buoine ... Good ad:verti~ing ereatea ..., irreatiblo appeal. , Advertised merchandise alwaya createa good-will for llny' .buaineso ~~t&IJie it !fives oatlafaction. · The demand for advertised goodo ia growing day by day. Ad,.ertieijt,llhvaya makes a wonderful impreaaion on buoy.' ~hp~persl tbey alwaya ,reacl the ada before ohopping in order tD • oave time and money. . • Truthful advertioiniJ has a wide range of appeal. It reaches· every!>ody. ---Q=-::h-i~--- . - .. Seventh Hubby -. II .ao<t Mn Ediar ~worth ~======~====~~==========================:&~ H llr, 0~ 8u111n Eileen mumItmdMdauabt.er ' 8Ll(IIBER PARTY. hu bee,., le&rned by relatJvu here. Ie-J S&t.urday to Ulel.r borne at .~ J11o11oWirc \be rcotrball Jame a,t Tile fir I has been a cripple since a Wltllher, W Va , tollowinl t.n over ChW"Cbel of CbriJit. l"ilibtiat 1 ---...,.~-...,-...,---- Ph0 --- ~ - ------ ~ 1111 'U cue• I!Jn thelr name~-t~~lthwth uot n~)' to btl fdtlttd. Anp01JDO,'II Jetton; howe~ euettev~ and de.lra~Jle 1.1:1. LbetU - ).lr, and Wrt. H; A. lllerkle. Ut. Mr. and Mra J. a . Crepe mum .. lind aln. )ftrkle ape! Pred Bulb or lltur4&r to their home at Pl.tta.n'Cflllily rttumed from 11 two weeki burah rollowtnc a YiJlt here filth .nur ill tbe E&A. Mft. Katbryn llonohan IUUl d&UKh· J . . . t. or.._ ,.... f_, tn K&lhr)'n Role of .,.,_ Stroet. ftluNa YOua OWl TO VJRGJNfA D!!LAYEO Mr and Mni. Lawrence Par&Ona '"" qp, ~ lmliF tbt "1'1 of ~ s. 1818. N - DlliJ>" """ ...., l!atJI'llu. ~t<d on t.ower &of<>•~ &tnt~. """"rvr. o. ~ qur sett4- us let~ ""' Jlel!8 tn&Utr lor p\WUfJ.c.Jon t.bel _ ,' . ' , ,. Oack . tlle ''lliiil!l~iiliillliiljalllil.iliililiioill bring iOOd old days again. I knew beer ts • -- --------- ·---~ Confes"-...1 0Qub1e ·- ·- , ~;. --.-:- ···---"---- ~ ?..~-; . ' .. ,., - , >- ' •' . '' ; ! ....,,, . • ' ,, • ..... . .. ' '' I , On~ .nt t~ aost aurprl•inc le\te~s I have received in a long time came recently. ·· A 11181l' "t'roto to ask ·why "I had "abandoned the low-price field." , ;le ' ~ound "tlie i.trit:er ol, ihat "lettef : ' Ije had used only For<("c ars; his ' PN~aot c~ ·he.<! Mrve<! b~m . seven years; ha hope<! sometime to roJl.lape ,it , witn . a , ne~ , rqrd;"-bdt; as he saw the Ford V-S's · grov tHicker on the ·streets. and nQted their style and !lction, he just naturally jumped to the conclusion tha~ t4ese must be expensive cars, and . that therefore "Ford had. gone out ,-or the low-price field. '" ' , ' Besiclet!t "that, "did not tliis now ~o~ ~av~ ,8 qylinde~?" "Did .not that ,prove tha~ the ca.r waa not l.ow-p.rio&d-for are not all B's expensive?n Henao hio latter. He complained that after 30 years of making oars tor the lew-price field I had deserted my old customers for those who were uBad to apendinc more money. Ot oourae, a prioa-list soon showed him his miotake. He waa helped to his ha,sty oonol,us~on , by seeing a new class qt people ridin& in Ford oars the last four or five· years. It was once b&lieved .that DO ODe who COuld afford a high-prioed .o\r•would uSe a low-p~1ced oar. ' ' ) ' i . ' But that hall changed. The matter of value now oomes· 'tir~t. the ..,.tter or prioe sooond. America used to buy prioe-tags, now it de~nds quality . .., F~QUR, butter, salt-now what comes ne~i'! Baking powder? What kind? So-and-so's, · of course-it's nationally advertised. And where di~ you buy it, ltlildam? From Mr. Whof!~it's !4ore-for Whoozit Brothers are AIWERTIS- · lNG So-.and-So's Baking Powder at a 'SPECIAl. PRICE todayt; Every wis_~ ·hop,S'ewife knows that the question "wh~t to 'buy" isn1t,any more impr,~nt to her pbell{tttboo~ ~han 'lwhere to ·buy.it.' ,Thl)t's wlly s{1e ·clteck~ <eare.f,r~ly'thr~llgh ·T~~ W..,ily,i'ribu~l' u~~ every 4aY. WfJ~th~r tt's,balib.lg\po\V;der;qew .hq,s~, a r~g or a ~ll~tiJ~.k, .s'he <k!t?ws th&t 'll!e ~~ly Trj~~ne a~~~~~LWAY:S aUsMfer. (fer shoP· pmg tqpe!ltmn, "W.Jlat ' Coh'les Next?" - MOST I!."'OO~MICAI!.LY! . - T~e Klondike reatuurant in llrookflcld, wrecll:•li by the cxplo~ion of a ke!l of beer. . ' ~sen 11101"0 tlt~u three point two. P•·o!e.. or .Ein•tein, the ardent p~<lnot, i• IIQ'f u~vl•· to am> aralnot WI tit il ~ , { ( .._1 '' 'rt 1 ' -:q ·; L, ' o l • ~ ,~ •• That explaina why tens of thousands or Americans who can afford to ' . ~r,~i~~er Pf~R•· ·. Rrere.r .~<1 buy tpe Ford at a lower price, beoau~e! in . ~h. ' ··oro v.;a:•tn'»:t gft· the' qulility' .... prfrtormano•' . t~~:4mrort. thl. strle • • • ~i:h ~~e _s~!:s~d, .to .b~ e~olusi ~e 1!:! ye.fJ higb,-pr~ced ~ . '·.'. · .. if~. ~Ig~r~Q.ed, a. ·~~.•~a not ,;,doesJiarity oh~ap. A rollily cheap or _ •. ~~ • ..••, , i,~r!rior .•oar ' aaver,.could· ~'/l'le low-price<! . ' Not ' eno~gh ~ them ,would Iii ; bOttpt !2~6a, ~:r'Ja!•-·. ~le-:~-;.. ~ -- ..... ~· , ., ·r ,. ;.t~ . .... .. '.,"' ~ :""[, ~ • ' • ' I ' 't ' • ' ' ·~· ' " That means thai to keep IIY prices low I must remain in the highquality field, for it is impossible to have the price right unless the oar is richt too. What I have done is to adapt the expensive V-type 8-oylinder engine to tho low-price field, •&king it simple. and less expensive to own and drive than tho -4-oylinder oars were. There is one thin& I would make clear to my triends:-111 field is \be low-prioe field and will always rau.in ao . ••, of' . , Septe.ber 22, 1953. • :l l!t.\n·u 'UN.n:e·~..~} ~~~: ,,. ·<; ~ -· llE·/:tg: , ., .,, ~ ' ' 1 ~~ - 1 ,I o ' ' • ._ _,., ~ I . . ' I ,, ' 1: 1 L " •" J '· l I! ---.:...·. - - - .-·..::....--.-....;:_-_•.• ' -, ) I ' ' .. '~' ' I • , �.. ' I Gang Siaspects Held ih O'€enneU Kidnaping • I NOTICE Bleil will be received. uP unUl lM 1 lpciudlnl the ,2nd o~ October 19S3, for tqrn,lJhli!f coa.l tor \he Court I Houae and Ja.U, Ooe.l t.o be Clean lump, Cowltf Co.auniB.slonin reWrve the rlth~ to re~ect any or all Bid&. J ~ of CountJ Oommtuionera 9·1S·at BY Homer HyaeU, 1 Olerk. ~1'f ~Hr UpfjN ~ ~~Jl 11ap. IIW w.: ri IAf Mal~ ttt ~'"-'• .. _*Mr ........... ll ol E:ueutor ' Oen' l Code, .!5eCll. 101UJ-13 f.ttaMI o1 Laelu Uolt.er, Deensed NotJce Ia llereb)' 1Jlven tbat Homer Holter. has been duly appo.lnted and qualUled. as Executor ot the Estate at Lucius BOlter late or ;ft~i~~~.~ ~;!~~~~~~~·~~w;llth~~~ I Meigs County, Ohio, d!ceased... Oa.tcd thia 11 day ol Sept. 1933. RotfJ •huld tit• eup bfJ held w it en tfJa. U poored, f6Tving formally or 11. A. 14<Culloucll Proba'-' Judie ot tbe Court Melp Cowjty, Ohio. in./ormall11r A tea ia the \qs\ forrnal oJ aH meal! a~d there art: no brd and faa\ rt.des to be followed since ever yone observes \he de&"ree of formall\y that 1ulb her scale of en· tertainln~ best. It tht teapot ia larp and heavy. it will be easier to take the cup to the pot than to earrr the pot to the cup. rr the pat 11 smal1. llebt and easily rRH· nipul&ted, it is better to leave the Rounded up In a serieH of t•aida by New York pollee, O'Connell, llcion ot th~ Albany, N. Y., political dan, No foCIYertilernent will be taken ro' cup on the tray and pout· into it. this group of seven men and wQmen arc hP. Id in con- who t~:~ntative~y itlentifi('d two of the rnen L'.'ft k _. tb.aZl a. m1Dlmum chaq:e o1 This is not qui~ so easy and rum; nt.~ction with a st.~riea ol crime!! including 6 murdcrli right are: }' red Prcntil, Phillip Zieglm, LcumJ!'J tWllt-nve centes tor tach ina'· the riak of being less gracc[ul. I! •nd 8 bank t"Obbories. One of them Is also su!d to Scarnicl, Charlc11 H cr;{q: and Ao.thony Hemu. The the t~ comes frlim. the samovat•, Mn oonfe~taed complicity in t.hu )ddnopinc o( John women are: Eleanm· Scarlllcl antl Made Ru:;:m OcfLI. the cup ill held under the spout, - -- - · - - ------;-;=c-::c:-=-: quite n~tture.lly, but one thing iA Llo:vd Van Nest and mother were , NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT very important- the cup 15 hould 1 Pomeroy visitors Thursday. • I '" R~ot of EJ.eoo&or not be touched unnecessarily by th«! Btnncs Vlolet was cal!mg on Llnflngera of the pourer Mary V!oltt and COl'\ Binnes were ton !'.!ldkltr Friday. FOR RENT-BmaJ.I cottage SST • \il.itlng P'ranz Barnhart and fltl11Bmncs Violet and son spent Sataen'J Code. Beca. 10112-13 (lrant St., Middleport, 0 . Miss I halle h-eard n/ WJing tnptota a~ Uy at Rct>tW!lle. They aloo called. o.rl urc.uy night with his atster, Zclla JM.~l4! or Mal7 MeO!tee Otc:eued J!ima Boice, Che5blre, R. 0 • 2 a ~~~~~• /01' iee cremm. /1 it 111u:- Mrs. Bel Sc....;cr Sunday. Prur or near Jerl:l(!yvtne. Notice 1.s hereby given tbat A. B. ,.,.,7 1_·3_t=,-==--::- .. ---::----:c:-:l r:~ss/!!l, Rtld 1,1 wltat prowH·tw11~ te Maay p ar uhlll IP.huued to llw Riilph, Oalfl aud Prank Perry 11 McGhee has b:!en duly appointed pc)Ji RENT-Newly furnJahcd •t ustdr I home of h er ..h ugh.tcr, Mrs Qcllu. have beett working on the Deata and qualified as Executor of thi!i apartment, a.ll modem convenlen~ I A vanilla icc cream recipe will Mldk:lft' Monu"y after 6pendmit " Prrrry farm ~he past week. I E.~tatc of Mary MCJ0hf!5 lat.e or few days on Bear.vallow Ridge. D nle Per!'y a.nd wlle 15penL,Sat'ur· r Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. • c:a:, Nell.t to poa4Jft'1oe BldiJ. whuw how tnpioca c1w be uaed: Phone E . s . Beegle, 204-J. 9-21·3t Dale Hart o.nd :fo.m.lly of Athens d11.y nlaht w1th Charley Buttll and 1 Tb•P 111 1nute IJploc• 1;. hp '" " wtre ca.Uing on JeJf Violet and wl!e 1 tamlly. Dated this 5 do.y or Bept. 1933. 2 c milk • .c~ldocl IIJ c "';." Thur•Jdu.y llfL;,rnoon. Mrs, Violet Bob Perry and family were tht: 1 6. A. MCCullough I • Fcir- SaIe, Ml8C. 3 Tbll1• U~ht (!ltn • Yillll l Hotp IUH• • t·f'tumcd heme with Lhcm for a few I fllllday ;4UCStfl of J ctr VIolet o.ncl I Judge or the Probat-d Court '• ' I C uwu nlup n'J 1 ru wt.n.a , Ci u.ys vlJit. r \' \fc. \1Cii;:S COUn~y, Ohio. JI'QR. SALE-Jonatbay & Ot1mes I TbEp ~amll. , - · - - - - - - - ·...=:::..· ~:~ appl.. ~ and up wlthoot Add lnpioeu to mHk, nud cook ;,. taklera. JOhn Werner ou 1a double boiler I r, mmuteu, or uut iJ IUB Creek. o ..21·3t I tapioca 111 clear and m1xturc thick· -- --~~-·~-~-~-~~~~~;~~ --~ SALE OR a11'NT F room onod, ~tirrmg f~cq.uently. Strain HOW P~OPl.e ua .<JED ~-· "'"" our hot mJXll,lrc, 11tlrrmg thrt•ugh !l .., '"' House on Butternut Ave. Price very fm~ sie' c onto !!alt sugar and AROUND MOR.Tif\tE!R rtuonable. Por further lnforma.. ' . .• Uan call ttB·X 9.. 19..6~ C?rn llyrup. Stir until sugar I ~ LtKE BE!S WHE.N HE WA~ • dJs11olved. Cool. Add 2 .[able3poon A MIL.L.IONAIRE ANO HAO ipQBAi:&-.-Rye, (lreen bean• at\d IIUK'Rr to egg white!'! nnd ~at until itiAi MANSlON ~~nlpa. H. ·x. BWih Mtddleport, stlft. Jo~o)d into cold tupioca ON THE H!U. ---· O~; Pbone un ..R. g.. ~;u .. u tul'e. Fold Jn cream and \'anilla furtt into freezing uay rJ f an auto "GOODY UPLE Butter Apples and owed mntlc :refrigerator and frl!eze ~~~ AVOiDED ddel' or sale. Web8tel" Orch~dB, rapidly &.!1 possiblt", three to four 1ilt1 Jtj!Zf.,, Keno D·1'1-8t ho11.rs qsuaJiy urc l'equircd. Thi~ TOGT5! --J,.;;;..... - - - - - - - - - - · - ·· rcc1p1• muke(: 1 qu:ut of icc crcnm f'qR BALE-One Delco '150 watt and i:i considered quite RUCCetisful ~Uio111atle llghl plant wllh bat• -· CHERRY RIDGE I ' HOT~ COhunb-. Olllo, :00 800101 l'lreproot Balo• Redu ced lt00M8 SJ.OO, TOOTS AN}) CASPER Fully Re-conditioned Re~y For Use 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 1928 Buick Coupe 1930 Chevrolet Sport Coupe 1930 Plymouth Sedan 1931 :Plymouth Sport Coupe 1931 Plymouth Sedan .SCORE 52 TO 0 llob<at: M•mor In Quaailar7 al to HOW S'tal'tint Une"1' WiiiLoek 1932 WiUys Sedan CQU,IMIJUS ~.U llh.TII .1.50 I I ' I. NOnCE OF A'P?OINTMENT e~tent , I ars se - lllapkip of dbwer aiu, or brea'kfut 1ise I• Wlfotd,ed aince the unr. or atlll always \ JACKUS I ~ lbd AQswera • 1932 Chevrolet·Coupe 1932 Chevrolet Coach 1932 Chevrolet Sedan DINING ROOll AND t:OFnU~ SIIOP Pomeroy - Under 5ame Manaccmen' ALBA Ntw Smyrna, 50 UO'fEL C( I IT~T J'Jortda Roo- !Iaiii•. Sl<am d~tcd Write I~r DooJdo' ~~ond Baktl. Chevrolet Co. POMEROY, ' ' ' OHIO ~ JAMES H. BUTLER t....•• Manqer ,. ,, 1 Priceless Knowledge 'M:!~ mix.l AIMI!m:CAl• liEAGtJE ClJtcago a.t ~land. te'rya 80 A. H. one $10 watt De~o Dclkious Grape Juice wttb Weatqhouae 00 A. B. bati.. · "'h 0 · k tery volt t.U e'...trte radlOf. l· ~- ,., triC il) lr~a1dna- this delic- aa Ver~atile . Ohl 0 ~\!8 aru.pe j uice that ~;t~yi! aw~et, • ller '" the proceduru. By follow o.22·8t. I nar tue directions clOHely and pre· ALI.t-NAKEB or radloll Hrvioed. at Parjnc tbe Byrup tor one can at a roNo1>able pr~o. Brlnl In _l'01!f lime, the canned. Nlcc rctt,jno lht ~ib or. ~ za.t....J, B. u;. ~ rrape l'tavor nnll wnl keep indct· aJC\,1~ ~~. ·~ , l'ltl!!lj'., •'f.b'e p'toportioq to 'vH fa ~~, hie cup of grapes alfd one cup of APPt·EB apple butter apples. sugar for f!"ch quart Jar Ofopped Dellcloua 80o per bUilhel. p h • Hi.rtlilger Prutt Farm Phone· ut t .11 wmhcd grH(les, pulled Ii)~L. ' 9.. 2fl.st . r,·om tho1r r.temK into a mea 8urinc : up. rJuce dm Klcr!hzcd jill' Jn u l'OR SALB-Presh Jersey cows and 1!IIlii uf hilt watuL' und add tht thcro~h-bred spotted Poland ~rapc M . Make the 11yrup with one QtiiPa P~l . Prtcea ren:tOnable. ·up of Nugu.t· nnd sl!ffidcnt water Wrlte or eu Vlcto1· Oonhelmer . .o ll!J the iar. .Boil the fiUjfar antl ci'Dli:;:'i:'ero::;:yf::iR;;.• •D. 2. 9-24-3t INntm· ulltll thc1'c iJ: a thin eyrup • • •- - - · mur uver lh1! grnpe/5 and seal th~ •an immediately with lids and r ub· )C~ that have been Mlcrilizcd. Altowmg It to stand. inl(lroves the !lavor. Whtln fendy to serve th• tfrUp wiU hu.ve absorbed tho111nvo; ttom the ~:rape~> , 1md the juice will lEI rt•udy tu pour from 't he can. 0. -v• Pomeroy' h Meredit • ' ' ';.. ~:~::~: eatp. liflldin'ie is G f~et; 2", weigh2 10"6 pounds ·~·- hae' · brown 'balr and eyes. He1 !11'8&teot ·ehl"'m• the ju<IJ4,4 aireed: is her feminity. - '&tn P!llladelphta t wOshlnaton. Bt. Louis at Detroit. Wo~an Athletes Maijoric of Ch\!liiii'O who wa• Ameii~K'8 ··most be~liti~lll ' waitress 'by judge• of 'tite Nn'tioila'l _'R~stauriu'tt ~o.~ i­ ation ·in conNention ln Chi· -- New York at ' ~ ~~------~~ ' ----ByB~----------------~ I FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS . I ' By JANE GORDON l' w~s A did gootl blocking on stAR AT Bo'I'H , 'TI!NNIS By Edaon R. Waite, Shawnee, Okla. --- ·---·----TIJ..UE THE TOILER MARION" ·HOLLINS .. ltt,nt Garrl,n'l ttwltl1 art rf(.Cttol 1111.d dmll•.l i11 l'•ri1 11nd 1111 · ,f.fl ..., ,..d, "' N I'lL' f.,... , I Snappy II tQday's model tn new ie.t4''i'Ht alim linea. I [ · j! I I,: ~ ' e,n hawc 1 F.viii'jbOity abould read the clauifiecl ada. r.toat everybody fincls '\" for theta, for idaey are ~f il'efll nlue to both buyer anCI 1 'tollllfr. · bow or a 6catf col· A f411 inverted plait •. ia before accid~ h11~ 'Dot iift~da. • By - t thinking ''Sk¥._7 Fir~\;" 'it. "to't of the.n jamj> head ·fint into ~Me. lQt, And don't you like the bqt~ •tft~t~l ,.' You ahould never for.et the importance of the yarioua in· d,.trie\ tlt'at 'lnake your ·eity and n - laae m opportuni" to eni:oiltil,ge ~~:jjjlllt.aaill theiil1n their lrowth for therein rata thl!l tucceta of yoar comlllliilit)' il:nd the welfare of all who live and ~""*lb ~ 'Muiac• ahoUld ibe tau;lit that the time to be careful Plaids are u.cefdingly smart In llrhtweleht soft h_airy woole11s ID oXford e:ray or in vivid rt:d tone•. i I Did You Ever . · To Th.nk S.-top , J . · '• GOLF ANO HEW SCI!OOL TOGS ,~, tl¥l play. Bennett's ktck was JI'Ytl 1iqrmatlon to the .•kir1. M!!•t citlea aeem t(! Iur-v• a if1t of trajnecl 11'4!&~· -~•k• it at an unbclievabb' l!jll~ll lf~ey ai'!L P9ol Jil~\41!round lf~e)' '~n~n ~ed to~ aboUt the rlr'ht tlJiap •• tiJe'ri;tit tilialt. •: .... \ I: The m·e~t 1\'~il ~· '' ti1e .In itt a!lo~~ ·•liiP, til tli'!ll~ \_y.e iii:9Pl11 lie Wlfllf ito'tel~ ao ' f' 19U. Klq ''*¥':, ~ndiatc. Int. :._ (if~!{ ,~I ll f~ 1'91111''1'~ ., " . •' 7 ··-~ ' ,, ' ' .. tl!. qljCI" .l!AI!f't!"l' ~~'~"'" .'JD"' ~ ••• ~ •• iir . Lit tt ~ �.. ' I Gang Siaspects Held ih O'€enneU Kidnaping • I NOTICE Bleil will be received. uP unUl lM 1 lpciudlnl the ,2nd o~ October 19S3, for tqrn,lJhli!f coa.l tor \he Court I Houae and Ja.U, Ooe.l t.o be Clean lump, Cowltf Co.auniB.slonin reWrve the rlth~ to re~ect any or all Bid&. J ~ of CountJ Oommtuionera 9·1S·at BY Homer HyaeU, 1 Olerk. ~1'f ~Hr UpfjN ~ ~~Jl 11ap. IIW w.: ri IAf Mal~ ttt ~'"-'• .. _*Mr ........... ll ol E:ueutor ' Oen' l Code, .!5eCll. 101UJ-13 f.ttaMI o1 Laelu Uolt.er, Deensed NotJce Ia llereb)' 1Jlven tbat Homer Holter. has been duly appo.lnted and qualUled. as Executor ot the Estate at Lucius BOlter late or ;ft~i~~~.~ ~;!~~~~~~~·~~w;llth~~~ I Meigs County, Ohio, d!ceased... Oa.tcd thia 11 day ol Sept. 1933. RotfJ •huld tit• eup bfJ held w it en tfJa. U poored, f6Tving formally or 11. A. 14<Culloucll Proba'-' Judie ot tbe Court Melp Cowjty, Ohio. in./ormall11r A tea ia the \qs\ forrnal oJ aH meal! a~d there art: no brd and faa\ rt.des to be followed since ever yone observes \he de&"ree of formall\y that 1ulb her scale of en· tertainln~ best. It tht teapot ia larp and heavy. it will be easier to take the cup to the pot than to earrr the pot to the cup. rr the pat 11 smal1. llebt and easily rRH· nipul&ted, it is better to leave the Rounded up In a serieH of t•aida by New York pollee, O'Connell, llcion ot th~ Albany, N. Y., political dan, No foCIYertilernent will be taken ro' cup on the tray and pout· into it. this group of seven men and wQmen arc hP. Id in con- who t~:~ntative~y itlentifi('d two of the rnen L'.'ft k _. tb.aZl a. m1Dlmum chaq:e o1 This is not qui~ so easy and rum; nt.~ction with a st.~riea ol crime!! including 6 murdcrli right are: }' red Prcntil, Phillip Zieglm, LcumJ!'J tWllt-nve centes tor tach ina'· the riak of being less gracc[ul. I! •nd 8 bank t"Obbories. One of them Is also su!d to Scarnicl, Charlc11 H cr;{q: and Ao.thony Hemu. The the t~ comes frlim. the samovat•, Mn oonfe~taed complicity in t.hu )ddnopinc o( John women are: Eleanm· Scarlllcl antl Made Ru:;:m OcfLI. the cup ill held under the spout, - -- - · - - ------;-;=c-::c:-=-: quite n~tture.lly, but one thing iA Llo:vd Van Nest and mother were , NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT very important- the cup 15 hould 1 Pomeroy visitors Thursday. • I '" R~ot of EJ.eoo&or not be touched unnecessarily by th«! Btnncs Vlolet was cal!mg on Llnflngera of the pourer Mary V!oltt and COl'\ Binnes were ton !'.!ldkltr Friday. FOR RENT-BmaJ.I cottage SST • \il.itlng P'ranz Barnhart and fltl11Bmncs Violet and son spent Sataen'J Code. Beca. 10112-13 (lrant St., Middleport, 0 . Miss I halle h-eard n/ WJing tnptota a~ Uy at Rct>tW!lle. They aloo called. o.rl urc.uy night with his atster, Zclla JM.~l4! or Mal7 MeO!tee Otc:eued J!ima Boice, Che5blre, R. 0 • 2 a ~~~~~• /01' iee cremm. /1 it 111u:- Mrs. Bel Sc....;cr Sunday. Prur or near Jerl:l(!yvtne. Notice 1.s hereby given tbat A. B. ,.,.,7 1_·3_t=,-==--::- .. ---::----:c:-:l r:~ss/!!l, Rtld 1,1 wltat prowH·tw11~ te Maay p ar uhlll IP.huued to llw Riilph, Oalfl aud Prank Perry 11 McGhee has b:!en duly appointed pc)Ji RENT-Newly furnJahcd •t ustdr I home of h er ..h ugh.tcr, Mrs Qcllu. have beett working on the Deata and qualified as Executor of thi!i apartment, a.ll modem convenlen~ I A vanilla icc cream recipe will Mldk:lft' Monu"y after 6pendmit " Prrrry farm ~he past week. I E.~tatc of Mary MCJ0hf!5 lat.e or few days on Bear.vallow Ridge. D nle Per!'y a.nd wlle 15penL,Sat'ur· r Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. • c:a:, Nell.t to poa4Jft'1oe BldiJ. whuw how tnpioca c1w be uaed: Phone E . s . Beegle, 204-J. 9-21·3t Dale Hart o.nd :fo.m.lly of Athens d11.y nlaht w1th Charley Buttll and 1 Tb•P 111 1nute IJploc• 1;. hp '" " wtre ca.Uing on JeJf Violet and wl!e 1 tamlly. Dated this 5 do.y or Bept. 1933. 2 c milk • .c~ldocl IIJ c "';." Thur•Jdu.y llfL;,rnoon. Mrs, Violet Bob Perry and family were tht: 1 6. A. MCCullough I • Fcir- SaIe, Ml8C. 3 Tbll1• U~ht (!ltn • Yillll l Hotp IUH• • t·f'tumcd heme with Lhcm for a few I fllllday ;4UCStfl of J ctr VIolet o.ncl I Judge or the Probat-d Court '• ' I C uwu nlup n'J 1 ru wt.n.a , Ci u.ys vlJit. r \' \fc. \1Cii;:S COUn~y, Ohio. JI'QR. SALE-Jonatbay & Ot1mes I TbEp ~amll. , - · - - - - - - - ·...=:::..· ~:~ appl.. ~ and up wlthoot Add lnpioeu to mHk, nud cook ;,. taklera. JOhn Werner ou 1a double boiler I r, mmuteu, or uut iJ IUB Creek. o ..21·3t I tapioca 111 clear and m1xturc thick· -- --~~-·~-~-~-~~~~~;~~ --~ SALE OR a11'NT F room onod, ~tirrmg f~cq.uently. Strain HOW P~OPl.e ua .<JED ~-· "'"" our hot mJXll,lrc, 11tlrrmg thrt•ugh !l .., '"' House on Butternut Ave. Price very fm~ sie' c onto !!alt sugar and AROUND MOR.Tif\tE!R rtuonable. Por further lnforma.. ' . .• Uan call ttB·X 9.. 19..6~ C?rn llyrup. Stir until sugar I ~ LtKE BE!S WHE.N HE WA~ • dJs11olved. Cool. Add 2 .[able3poon A MIL.L.IONAIRE ANO HAO ipQBAi:&-.-Rye, (lreen bean• at\d IIUK'Rr to egg white!'! nnd ~at until itiAi MANSlON ~~nlpa. H. ·x. BWih Mtddleport, stlft. Jo~o)d into cold tupioca ON THE H!U. ---· O~; Pbone un ..R. g.. ~;u .. u tul'e. Fold Jn cream and \'anilla furtt into freezing uay rJ f an auto "GOODY UPLE Butter Apples and owed mntlc :refrigerator and frl!eze ~~~ AVOiDED ddel' or sale. Web8tel" Orch~dB, rapidly &.!1 possiblt", three to four 1ilt1 Jtj!Zf.,, Keno D·1'1-8t ho11.rs qsuaJiy urc l'equircd. Thi~ TOGT5! --J,.;;;..... - - - - - - - - - - · - ·· rcc1p1• muke(: 1 qu:ut of icc crcnm f'qR BALE-One Delco '150 watt and i:i considered quite RUCCetisful ~Uio111atle llghl plant wllh bat• -· CHERRY RIDGE I ' HOT~ COhunb-. Olllo, :00 800101 l'lreproot Balo• Redu ced lt00M8 SJ.OO, TOOTS AN}) CASPER Fully Re-conditioned Re~y For Use 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 1928 Buick Coupe 1930 Chevrolet Sport Coupe 1930 Plymouth Sedan 1931 :Plymouth Sport Coupe 1931 Plymouth Sedan .SCORE 52 TO 0 llob<at: M•mor In Quaailar7 al to HOW S'tal'tint Une"1' WiiiLoek 1932 WiUys Sedan CQU,IMIJUS ~.U llh.TII .1.50 I I ' I. NOnCE OF A'P?OINTMENT e~tent , I ars se - lllapkip of dbwer aiu, or brea'kfut 1ise I• Wlfotd,ed aince the unr. or atlll always \ JACKUS I ~ lbd AQswera • 1932 Chevrolet·Coupe 1932 Chevrolet Coach 1932 Chevrolet Sedan DINING ROOll AND t:OFnU~ SIIOP Pomeroy - Under 5ame Manaccmen' ALBA Ntw Smyrna, 50 UO'fEL C( I IT~T J'Jortda Roo- !Iaiii•. Sl<am d~tcd Write I~r DooJdo' ~~ond Baktl. Chevrolet Co. POMEROY, ' ' ' OHIO ~ JAMES H. BUTLER t....•• Manqer ,. ,, 1 Priceless Knowledge 'M:!~ mix.l AIMI!m:CAl• liEAGtJE ClJtcago a.t ~land. te'rya 80 A. H. one $10 watt De~o Dclkious Grape Juice wttb Weatqhouae 00 A. B. bati.. · "'h 0 · k tery volt t.U e'...trte radlOf. l· ~- ,., triC il) lr~a1dna- this delic- aa Ver~atile . Ohl 0 ~\!8 aru.pe j uice that ~;t~yi! aw~et, • ller '" the proceduru. By follow o.22·8t. I nar tue directions clOHely and pre· ALI.t-NAKEB or radloll Hrvioed. at Parjnc tbe Byrup tor one can at a roNo1>able pr~o. Brlnl In _l'01!f lime, the canned. Nlcc rctt,jno lht ~ib or. ~ za.t....J, B. u;. ~ rrape l'tavor nnll wnl keep indct· aJC\,1~ ~~. ·~ , l'ltl!!lj'., •'f.b'e p'toportioq to 'vH fa ~~, hie cup of grapes alfd one cup of APPt·EB apple butter apples. sugar for f!"ch quart Jar Ofopped Dellcloua 80o per bUilhel. p h • Hi.rtlilger Prutt Farm Phone· ut t .11 wmhcd grH(les, pulled Ii)~L. ' 9.. 2fl.st . r,·om tho1r r.temK into a mea 8urinc : up. rJuce dm Klcr!hzcd jill' Jn u l'OR SALB-Presh Jersey cows and 1!IIlii uf hilt watuL' und add tht thcro~h-bred spotted Poland ~rapc M . Make the 11yrup with one QtiiPa P~l . Prtcea ren:tOnable. ·up of Nugu.t· nnd sl!ffidcnt water Wrlte or eu Vlcto1· Oonhelmer . .o ll!J the iar. .Boil the fiUjfar antl ci'Dli:;:'i:'ero::;:yf::iR;;.• •D. 2. 9-24-3t INntm· ulltll thc1'c iJ: a thin eyrup • • •- - - · mur uver lh1! grnpe/5 and seal th~ •an immediately with lids and r ub· )C~ that have been Mlcrilizcd. Altowmg It to stand. inl(lroves the !lavor. Whtln fendy to serve th• tfrUp wiU hu.ve absorbed tho111nvo; ttom the ~:rape~> , 1md the juice will lEI rt•udy tu pour from 't he can. 0. -v• Pomeroy' h Meredit • ' ' ';.. ~:~::~: eatp. liflldin'ie is G f~et; 2", weigh2 10"6 pounds ·~·- hae' · brown 'balr and eyes. He1 !11'8&teot ·ehl"'m• the ju<IJ4,4 aireed: is her feminity. - '&tn P!llladelphta t wOshlnaton. Bt. Louis at Detroit. Wo~an Athletes Maijoric of Ch\!liiii'O who wa• Ameii~K'8 ··most be~liti~lll ' waitress 'by judge• of 'tite Nn'tioila'l _'R~stauriu'tt ~o.~ i­ ation ·in conNention ln Chi· -- New York at ' ~ ~~------~~ ' ----ByB~----------------~ I FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS . I ' By JANE GORDON l' w~s A did gootl blocking on stAR AT Bo'I'H , 'TI!NNIS By Edaon R. Waite, Shawnee, Okla. --- ·---·----TIJ..UE THE TOILER MARION" ·HOLLINS .. ltt,nt Garrl,n'l ttwltl1 art rf(.Cttol 1111.d dmll•.l i11 l'•ri1 11nd 1111 · ,f.fl ..., ,..d, "' N I'lL' f.,... , I Snappy II tQday's model tn new ie.t4''i'Ht alim linea. I [ · j! I I,: ~ ' e,n hawc 1 F.viii'jbOity abould read the clauifiecl ada. r.toat everybody fincls '\" for theta, for idaey are ~f il'efll nlue to both buyer anCI 1 'tollllfr. · bow or a 6catf col· A f411 inverted plait •. ia before accid~ h11~ 'Dot iift~da. • By - t thinking ''Sk¥._7 Fir~\;" 'it. "to't of the.n jamj> head ·fint into ~Me. lQt, And don't you like the bqt~ •tft~t~l ,.' You ahould never for.et the importance of the yarioua in· d,.trie\ tlt'at 'lnake your ·eity and n - laae m opportuni" to eni:oiltil,ge ~~:jjjlllt.aaill theiil1n their lrowth for therein rata thl!l tucceta of yoar comlllliilit)' il:nd the welfare of all who live and ~""*lb ~ 'Muiac• ahoUld ibe tau;lit that the time to be careful Plaids are u.cefdingly smart In llrhtweleht soft h_airy woole11s ID oXford e:ray or in vivid rt:d tone•. i I Did You Ever . · To Th.nk S.-top , J . · '• GOLF ANO HEW SCI!OOL TOGS ,~, tl¥l play. Bennett's ktck was JI'Ytl 1iqrmatlon to the .•kir1. M!!•t citlea aeem t(! Iur-v• a if1t of trajnecl 11'4!&~· -~•k• it at an unbclievabb' l!jll~ll lf~ey ai'!L P9ol Jil~\41!round lf~e)' '~n~n ~ed to~ aboUt the rlr'ht tlJiap •• tiJe'ri;tit tilialt. •: .... \ I: The m·e~t 1\'~il ~· '' ti1e .In itt a!lo~~ ·•liiP, til tli'!ll~ \_y.e iii:9Pl11 lie Wlfllf ito'tel~ ao ' f' 19U. Klq ''*¥':, ~ndiatc. Int. :._ (if~!{ ,~I ll f~ 1'91111''1'~ ., " . •' 7 ··-~ ' ,, ' ' .. tl!. qljCI" .l!AI!f't!"l' ~~'~"'" .'JD"' ~ ••• ~ •• iir . Lit tt ~ �~ ·~'II ... .. - :;~t ,N0011 Saturday Leonard ;.: 'Heoa Had Nat Yet R• ceiYed Car READERS' NOTICE - U 7ou want the N ew1 Oftl.ee of T)le Dall7 Trlbuue, call 288-L; If the Buoln ... WEATHER FORECASTS · = ~- Dq lo--<lloud y. probably ~;n.Or• er!'l In Wezt a nd North partkiM t.onictit .~ NMf Tuesday and ln Soutbeaat Wanner In SOutheast portJon Oftlce aalr for 202-R. LEASED WIRE OF · INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. u It'• News It'll The Tribune 'S TR~ ES By Carrier 16 Cen11--By Mail $4 .00 ~ ll 8[ SOlV£0 IF PlAftS W~ HK n NATION'S CR£~ IT BEING DISCUSSED I~!t;n\h~ ~:~~ere/ 0 C~~l AGRHMfNT • I Principal Ar1JUment Preeent Hingea Preeidenc:y Heoitancy By Company : In Signing, W orriee I Adminiotration j Secret Seuion "INS" OBJECT SECRECY ENJOINED To Shelviq Of San Ma.r-1 tin; Willing To Divide Cabinet Poeb By Preeident Who le Diapleaeed By Lending Delay By Bantu By WILLIAM ifc.HUTCHINSON INs Staft Oorrespondent OC:'pyrlght, Hl33, by INS WUhlqtou, Sept. 26-INBW~th C1011sular reports Indicating tbe interior ot Cuba ls borderinl on ll state of ' anarchy, .PMsldeDt Rooaevelt toda.y wu prepared to flak the sucoeu o1 hill coveted pan. , ·Washington , I 26-HS- : $ept. r~renee last. ·fliaht between Presi- dent Roosevelt and his nna.netal advisers. Inftation, it was 1a.id by those I conferrlnf with the president, waa inot considered at the Sunda.)' night \Vith Mr. Inoelinr. I at the conof the Tree- j In wu placed at the dla· ~~~~~::cor naval tommalnden Secretary of Harold L. Ickes, the mun who c.ontrola dioburoem ent the $3,300,000,000 federal puhl;c work s fund s, .as he in Chicago to talk to th e National Conference of Mayors about public impro veme nt pr.o jects. Several mayo.. greeted him al th e stati oh. Left to right: Mayor C. Nelson Sparks, Akron, 0 .; Mayor Dun. W. Hoan, Milwaukee ; Sccretar•· lc k e~ a nd Mayor T . .ln)lrnlte<ii Wallmsl•oy of :c:;:,-c;,_the-:: l!leventeen warships now Cuba. the At N~ Extra Cost!. ILLUSftf\fiONS ~~OU~,. ~py ... , ,~las 'te~i~arsetliiii . ' ' .. and Mt"f, ft, W. Bebnlbel' ' S.llll1\"1' where they wlll vis.lt. relattvet. tor ' . ' " J free At - MANliN Six Killed In Traffic Accidenb; Three Die By Own •' Hand While Oiie Ia V:ittinl (!)f Fatal Shooting Follo.wing An Argument '· to , :' I ,t ' . ·. U.. DaDyTribbn~: ........ 1\(T. left )f' · '!··_:"'f:"'"'l'l' Bank Customef Is Victim of Bandit!! ( iI ,I Indianapolis ~ MT&. Na.nnte McCarty of COlumbus returned Saturday two weet'a vlslt with her mother, MJs. Bi':!phen GUmore l£urel of 'ttn:d. Ml'S.'- onmore recentlY ra o v e d from her hom• 1n the countl')' to Laurel Stfeet where llhe hal rooma In the EppeUn pro.. . .. porty, . I J. T . Meea lert Saturday olnilall wh.,.. he will week end wtlh bls wlte!~~-'fa.!l'~: ter. Jean who reeently ••• ' pa.lnt· 3 :vr. guar Rlchcot.e 41'1ffi Enamel, l&ll oolurs li'lat Wa.ll, Paint. We.sh&ble .. ) ' ' ' • j '; . \',' ' • IHI .i -··. * • WUUam ~· 9.1; ~ . .. 1' ': Olty, Mo., who ...., ,._lly called lw'e bJ the lUnf181 and d'tath •, ot hll ' fnother, Mn. Mila start, reiurited ; twme Saturday. .. I )!lu. I ' Roli0lhi4 ll:benbaoh ~-- ~~ opelldJDa her ......., ··- ' ~~.lt~~~o;,%:il: $ •.gal. 69 Hill, II-lhll_l, returned bY motor to ADD. .Ar· · · bor, Mich., I'rlcla.v •hero reawne her caner. or the $ •. 10 qt. H $2.00 I Gal. Atheill, Ohio. , .•. \' '· .. (N. Y.) f!1>m Kc0onnelplll6 Prlday JJhero lhe baa been th• pest pt her 815t.er' Mrs. -0~ QtttJII. / ' I ' ~ 8ros. l)ial821 ' ·•• . - · •• ~ Lllll'lnootl nlumetl . In the face of rieing prieeol Imagine! Our B!@ire dock included in thia Sale-Take · ad vantap 'ilf Thie Saving• I Compare Theee Valuea PAINTS Bill-Bro. House ... Mr. and Mn. J. E. PhtWJil anti and Leo PJtlllliY. IJr~ of, Oolwn· are the ·week en4 rucata of Mrs. t '""' Phllll(lll. '· . ' from Athena. WHen YOUR Ci Visit? OUR Ci WALL PAPER and.PAINT" DID ·-you EVER STOP ··:TO THINK? . ,. 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