https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d81584fbebcb5cf96e5b5cfbb884782e.pdf adef6619182b35266221cf30885a0579 PDF Text Text /JAR~l , •Il l ., suTr t.I 'JS(UU " ' rll !I ~- 9 I 5TH AYt •• ' Middleport Store Cloaed WANTED! Experienced Saleo Ladies - Do not apply unle11 thoroughly experienced and can oell. Thunday Nov. 16th uur EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS OFFICF. to Phone 2Q2-R Mark Down Stock For FULL LEASED WIRE Thio S..le. N E W S S E R V l C E. By Ca.n1er 1.6 Cent.-·BY M&1l 14.00 U lt't Newa lt't In The Tribune RELIEf SITUATmN IN'S 'lE~~E Kidnap Witness Cel~brating 75 Years of Successful and Honorable Dealing in l\1eigs County-Middle! port and Rutland, Ohio. Sale Starts Friday, November 17th, 1933 at 9 a.m. Cl.slng Oat our entire stoek ol Ladles Ready-to-Wear to the Bare Walls. Nothing held baek or reserved. We mean it. Winter Coats STORE AT RUTLAND s • ·p • ensatmnal nces Special 75th A·ilniversary. ~ale Pric~s Read Every Item. :nele ar~ all :·~il,tra . Values we. are offermg for thtl oale only. on elk and Sl l\mrrlean Family Aprlng Scalf'M, low prk\ed 6f, Wool·Dresses ' ,3.!1!\ SUk Dre~sC!I, Sale l'"rlce $4..1\n Silk Dreue11, Sale Pricl!il !16.00 & $tUil Silk DreSNea, Sa.lf! ... $2.19 $2.65 prlrr $3.65 ,Jo.15 and $U.'J!i 14llfc DreRt·e11 MOuNTAIN MisT '4 1Ufi1' llh .·, ,TT . IN . G. '.'•.. . Large one Sheet Size ~:n;:h::dc~~r~ Dre.-e"· Sale' $8.1,5 DrcADI, 8ale .............. . '1t:15 & .J5.'1'1i Dre<-rte5, Sale . ''.1;3\ r• 11!.. . .. .................... . $1.19 WITH COVEit .. . .. ,. . · ... ·' .. $3.65 ... $5.115 $8.96 Blo.ck o,r O.rny wltq Cnblln Hre.( MEN'S RUBBER ROO'J'B .. ' RED bUM ' BOLES ··~·,t··; ';-'•~ ... . . ' MENS 4 HUCKLE ARTICS NEW RED SOLES ............ .. . ·. Extra Size ~Quality . . .. ·.: ....... . ........ . ..... LADIES RAYON SlLK PA~AMAir&.n 00iori - ·· •••••••••1 • •' •••••• •' ' . LADJES WASH DRESSES; new f0.11 8f9le11 Fast colorl'l, good quall~ .. ', ....... : .. c GRANITE COMBJNETB . · .. .. .. 36 ln. Dress Percale, large Jf~!Grtment Of Fall Patterns ..... . (.. .. . . ............... ··. . ·. ·. ·. . "•". · 45 2Sc sc , 10·c S9e 1 SPECIAL ANNIYERS~Y SALE PRICES ON ITEMS>YOU MAY NEED Umbrellao, Suede Cloth Jackets, Bed Spreado, Silk Underwear . $2A5 .. . $2.45 ' New A!ISOrtme.nt Ladles PJJr!es, Juet>'rtetlved i From New York. J•ouri Choice ...... . ....•... ,. ·. l • . Oenhlrk OUie~te or Proba.~ Razor~" New low price, 5 blades 25<:-10 for\~: . . . . · . ... .. . 95c 49c $6.50 · Price .................... $3.95 $10.75 Sale Price ... ................ $6.45 $16.75 fur trimmed, Sale Price ...... :$t.0.45 $24.50 Coats, fur trimmed, Sale Price ..... . '$13.45 $27.50 CoaUl, Fur Trimmed, Sale Price .. .... $16.95 $29.75 Ctlats, fur trimmed, Sale Price . . .... $17.95 .1.. " ,,.,,. I~ '~ : : ' High Grad'i. Coato including Sharmoor and Redfern ' 1\todela at oame R~uetio01 7oz; :: L~::~:t:c Size . . . . ........ 7.5c \ "' All Sale• Final in ~r Ready-To-We_ar' . D~~rt· menta-No Retums-No Appro~a:la, ' '\ !VJAGIC ROASTER Blue Spec:kle Enamel, .High Grade durable and easy to ''. ' clean, Three 1ood 1ize1, $LOO, $1.50, $1.75 values. 29c ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICES 69c, 89c, $1.19 See The•e Wonderful Roasters ' I ·. ( ' .. · DEXD~ ' !J:# 'i' 20x40 l TURKISH Pure Silk full-fub· TOWELS Come Early, but be oure to come. ;· ~;.:;pr,ing your friend a and rbeat of all ;, bri01: ~r .~ •J,• ~ •'· ' ' '• ' '<>t"~ )",•, ~ hi8h'eot,espeetationt, you'.will no~ . ~·dleappointeil. I '·.· 11 • Your Promptneoa i1 Y .;ur Profit. '! '':'"'" } . REME~BER T'ifE REASON FOR THIS SALE:- Moa~ ~nfavorabl~ weather, and unusual depreaoion condition~ ill our vicinity thio fall. Come to Middleport and Rutland. Don't mi.., rain or ohine, tbio 1olden opportunity now at hand. Batland .. ' '' 4 AT OUR MIDDLEPORT STORE 4 AT OUR RUTLAND STORE Ticket 1iven with each SOc Purchaae durinr Our 75th Anni· veroary Sale, whieh otarll Friday No..,mber 17th. and endo November 25th. DIAMONDS GIVEN •A WAY AT OUR STORES . SATURDAY EVENING NOV. 25TH. Winner Muat be Present When Ticket lo DraWD . . ~. • Flavor Drip COFFEE MAKER .,_ llalullfl aD4 Dab t 59c ~. Inch Galvanized Corru1ated COAL HODS ...... WUit R•'Q' Gaha.ftlled 39c SOK$,_ , ,,1 Middleport . , '. ·~l'... ., 1 IN BUCKHE SHTE ' THREE ~HE OE~O I ' Contemplated By Preoi· dent In Government Financial Set-Up • NEEDY TO BE AIDED DROPPING DOLLAR MANY ACCIDENTS ROfa.r as rE>IIef for the poor Is. cml- cerned according to Capt. John R RF.a, sta.t.e investigator sent t<. Mel~~:s county to see just what v.LI'I going on In t he southeastern Ohio LUb-dlvlBloD. Rack.eteertnc In its worst fom1 hall bee11 p~tJced In the county with ..chiselers" profttln, huge\· through Indefensible methods ol dlstrlbutlne relief among certain townships In the county. · Capt. Rea m.11.de It plain how· ever, that Lhe Relief head locate!:' at Pomeroy was not Involved bur. thnt he was doing his best to d\strlbute· relief to help the most pea · pie possible. ''Many Instance::; were founrl, · Ute Ihvestigator said. "where chir. el :;rs received aid fro~ many dit ~ terem sources. The chiseler work · ed h1H racket -is follovts: He woult;l a:o to a trustee In a t :)wnshlp nnd t1Bk tor relief which would bt' forthcoming after he told where hf' Jived and tM situation in tht· home He would th~n go t.J third trustee ·in tha' other towll6hip.s, each he was living with ~:~~~J!~tl••.'". Jn e&ch of the ~ 4Sc 70xao. ~cgr IP\Illll Jll.nrle Bi!>nk~ , ., Combinations ANNI\(tRSARY 'SPECIALS IN OUit ; SHOE D~PARTMEN:r r.ADIES stilloE CI.pXH oponos . \} ' ..'.4~ \ . 7!c .. PALM OLIVE SOAP ANNIVERSARY SALE ; · .......... · $12.75 Wodl Dresses $6.00 aM $6.50 ~ I' ~ LADfM FLA'f'ELETTE ,O HT GOWNS Full Cut. ,nd well made.:.rancy pattemA OALV~IZED 8,PRUB PAILS, Lnrge Size-A Handy Pall :~::~r~:~~~. $8.65 comple\o. wllh Nall8. P'V pair .......... . MrcKEY M6tJBE swEAT 'sltmTS. ';;{~ZipPer ~ D~M 118.15 &l l19'.7!'1 Silk Drii!IIIN 81\le .Prlcf' 75c . . . .. . .. . .. . . ... . ac 8c .. .. . Men's "H..•Ithway" Br•nd Rubber Hal! Heel• WATT OEMJmAL ELECTRIC LlOHT BULBS, Special ~:;:B~:~: ~.e.~~~.. Salt! Price $13.1'5 a.nd ll4.75 Silk Ralfl. Prl(!f! SIZE-VAL~ and pra<llcal Weighs 25 lb!J., by~,oz. . tl.i. Val~e .... . , . :, . . .. "... 3~ DfBH JMIU!-,ORAY TITAio ENAMEL 14·Q'!ART .. .. .. .. .. C~ l 0 C~NTINUES I~ies in Auto Cra..,h ~EP~~T ~r lhirty Years State lnve~ti1ator From Columbuo Checkin1 Conditions A most unusual situation ha.s been revealed in Meigs county In· HERE COMES THE SALE OF ALL SALES.-The moat aenaational Sale in the history of LOOK AT THESE SACRIFICE PRICES ON Meiga County. A elorioua etirrine time oE bargain·givine"'-A time 'When yoltr · dollars have a purchaaing value and honest effort to close out:every dollar'• worth of-Womena l)re..ea and Coats in the entire otock. There will .be .no h,aitanci about aelline; We wo·n~htop to fl11t1re how much we looe; We •imply wan·t to empty all rack1. Every aar,~~tent in tbt 1tqre will be on aale at far be· low original colt. · No old 1ood•, but the NEW~ST, BIGGE~T anJf B~ST of 11ur otock of Cloak1, and Dre1ses, all placed on sale at a atartling lower price tha~ever uked for auch high-grade, aty· All New Fall1933 Style•, Bought Early Before the liab merchandiae.-PlJAIN FACTS and FIGURi::S :-Every. piece of merchandioe will be marked Advance ui plain figures on aale tall placed beside the ori,inal price, showin, you the immenoe aaving• at y9ur disposal. If you are wiae and varue your money then yo11 will surely attend thia gigantic un.lciadlnlf iale caused by unfavorable and unusual conditions in Meig• county. Come and take advantage of some of the many valuable Coat and Dress bar1ain1 we have for your opportunity. Such MERCHANDISE OFFERINGS will 1tir the entire country. From a hundred diff<!'rent directions will come eager people voicin1 their approval of this wonderou1 1ale. If you can't 1et here openin1 sale morn, cQme aa soon as pouible. In any event, don't mill thio golden <>ppor· !unity now at hand. Limited quantity oiloome linea. Re-United Cold Weather Blamtd For · Death Of Truck Driv· I en Near Norwalk But Unworthy To Be Pro• oecuted If Re~titution Not Made ' ' I 5~10 TO 8[ fi~ST Of M~Nl CHA,NGES IN MEIGS CIUNTY IS ·BEING PRIBED in Seven Coachea off Traek; O..ertu,..ecl; - Pauen· aero Serioualy Hurt each case l'e- I - And Declining Bond Pric· e1 Cauaed Roooevelt 1 To Change Helpen 1 WEATHER-Fair a n d continued cold tonight. . Fr·iday cloudy and warm· el' followe<l by rain in ·_' ROUth Friday night. . , I Reported From All Parts · Of State Due To Icy Highways G ~N llijU~R UWS ~ ~W~ITS G~~ERNnJ' I ,1 Commiaaion Said To H , . Completed Reconilii· ';, endations .,;t: ON LIQUOR CONTRdJ. ~ Said To Favor DI.trtft ution Thru LieeJUecit 41•, Retailers .!it ' 16-~:.:! �. '! . ' •• '' .' . ' . ,. TJI'OIL9t)A'!', NOVZM:B!:R 18, 1919 • ~J~ !1:..t~ !. !..t1!.IL.N!let •. ,... ~..4jlt - - "' -·· tm. J'ulo!llllod J:lollr - - - - ~. ~lOci Oil lo<Hrlr8ocoD4- ~' "Wb~Jt gqr ~ ,18Jld. "' le1:t.n .... newa matter fQr puh"<:a*toa 'jl!loUicliD oil - alon I'ID""- ~oua ~ lQ - - NElS '11- and - • • ID - "• NA1'f0~~ ADR8TI81NG BD&hDTATI'RI ....- ' '' ..----------------------~-~H~~~-- ----1 f ' ' ' w~'~~~. ~~. ~~~.. $ .1~ ~~ Mon•.tt .....•..•.....•... .aostz 19ne \'ear . . . .. . . .. . . • • . . • • • . 1.00 M 011 t.ha ............... 1::a" ••• .uu OVER-ZEALOUS OFFICERS I lfE OFFICER who prosecuted an unemployed mxn fori trapping a rabbit which wns eating his. garden prod. ' uct. co n ha rd ly be clasoifted as a ~articularly good ofllcial ~imp l y bec~:~.use of thts one arrest. The man, without f lw rb, unable to pay his fine, had been sentenced to at, dt! ys in jail which merely meant that the county was to! huard nnd lodge him for that length of time. He walt reh> ~:~o:;ed however, when the county commissioners where the arrest occurred, refus ed to keep the prisoner. Later 111:! was released from aB stigma through the action of the :-t11te co nservatitm commissioner . A~:~ a matter of common :<~e nse and justice the man :-hould have been a llow ed t o ua:e any methf'd at his com~ I mand to catc h th o furry animal If it was damaging his garden and he sh·.,uld have been comme!lded for trying to save h is garden patch instead of condemned if any aetwn at all was to be taken. Such 1nstances ae thiS afford people throughout the ~ta te ample reason for objecting so strenuously to th~ h1gh hl\ndcd actions of various public oft1cials and make tio much dissatisfaction among taxpayers generally. We har:l h ett~r not have officials at all than to have unreason- ! cdJII' ones whoBe sole idea seems to be to make trouble for th ~ people who are supposed to be served by pubJic offt dal :-; rather than to be hounded by them. T - -- - ----~ --- T PAnl! 'l'HRJZ VIRGINIA ·~-C= RE~C:=:-G~ Phone 582-L DIAMOND JUBILEE IS O&"ERVED BY J. N. RATHBURN'S SONS' STORF ------------- -------·-····--·------.. THIRD PkiZE $8o,1il!rtf~SH NINE OTHER CASH PIUZ£S CAMPAinN CLOSES DECEMBER 4TH, 193~ Su1Jscript~o ccMit 'lh"' mi!M Vlilet U iliturled l.efore Nov- ember t·eth, UJ33. CIIIDPilillt OJ;en to wamen md ailta ~tiling in circulation zone of 'the 'Daily Tribune and Tritlowe·Te~&ftph. Thote Who ~ter n.ay 10 an,......, bJ a'ubicrlption•· There io no restricted '-itory. Yllteo aft inued in 1etulli f~ oubac:riptiollo secured lo either "aper lllld the jlrlzeo will be awarded acc:ording to who aecureo eeeun George May No\iBe A Hunter But He ~CQP,Outrtd\ A B~..!fly l>~Y ':. · . And Teach tA Squtrrel How . to Climb Trees ,.· A~NiijN~;~~ ·ctffN( Uf GOUfliS · ,·11,'1~-~i~i~~iii~Jio~;~~li:r;Xf'l'~teo r!b~ -~~_; until """· 'Pet em. ., t Tilbe For C'ltel To · Jt~!_rd Withip NcKt '1ffwo Weeilo, 'Sill !:I . --!.,.. . CONDEMJiiATIOJif tea.. , . · ' "tl · ll% ' !~ • .. • · · ~ ................. .. 3 monlJilluhacription .1.00 . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . M)b VIlle$ II mowN.. ·.-ubrc;tlption •z.oo ...................... ·llliiio wtea I year ..~ $4.09 .............. ........ .. epOo vote• 2 ~~~· .ublocrfl!h". 20,1J!10 vote• 3 year mbiciiption IJ. ,l)O . •... , . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . SO,O'OO 'votes . JR . E;T~~1'H I year 'IUhatr.* ' .1.59 ................ .... .. .. 2000 voteo 2 year 'lllhlc~tlon ~00 . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . .. . . . . . . 11000 voteo 3 year tubttription .$4.SO ...................... tO,'OOfl votes 4 year 1\ibtil~ $8.00 . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 15,000 vote. 5 )'l!ar oubocription .'7.50 .......... , ... , .. , .... 20,000 votea -- ........ . .... ··~ 1 SltllfW: ' t ' ) I ~N~e. · , ~. I ',, •' ! ' I'· I' J' ~ ' 1' I . . .. ; 1 ·' ' ' 1 •! • .. o~~,.,: '~ .; "' - - --------- - ---·-- Mrs. Vivian Allenswor' Mnl. NeDie Barsotti Miss Ada Mae Camphell Miss Leis B. Diles Mi88 Arne's lgnor M'JSs lreite Graeser Mrs.tayHamm Mrs. Edna Boward Mn. Eunice King Miss :Mias Miss Roush " I, ~; ·,o : . . •• I' ' ,' ' '0 I • • ~1. '' ' ' ' . ' j< J • \J:~~ 1~,~~·, ·,\. FOOTBALL!· . . . . j 1 0 • i'· . BREMEN HIGH SCHOOL 7:30 Friday Evenin11 ' BRICIIT TOBACCOS U. S. Types 11, 12, IS, 14. .·. >u-: ligh~ in ,color and body, ~~, a':'d is mildor t_hi.n the Burley ?: 1':''-' used for pipe•. ,.J' ,.., _. •. ,. u. s. ryp. 31. U. S. T~~e 3~. dMary,}f.,li!l·'$;:,.,. , 80\:mnutN HARYUNDTOBACCO b ac~o, t(,nOt~ ~P.~'lts ''?,. ~ . to U. S: Type 32. .," b,utn' ~ IJ!, ~hiS tppect ~;, U. S. Type II is produced Marylari,ll excels m~ other \ "· !'• ' : '-." ••,, l, l· n the Piedmont Belt of t01JiiCC08', 1 • Virginia and part of. Nort~ , These~ ~ the <tinds of ., Carolina. ' Jiome-gro.;.~· tob~p~ used . U. S. Type 12 is produced for making Chtiiterfi<:ld • " in eastern North Carolina. c·agarettf'· .~•''• U. S. Type 13 grows in Theil' Chesterfi~~ adds South Carolina. . aro~c Turkish tolli!~~o to .;' 1 U. S. Type 14 •• produce4 , gj.v~ust doe righ,t' ·sea~ing ~ Tbh aame may detllde Clau "B" Championship or Ohio, u Bremen already has da.lmed this mythlral crown. and the Yellow Jaclr.etl record Is also f,Cpolless-THI': GAMF. OF THE BUJU.2Y TOBACCO 'i,~ SEASON. ADMISSION Adulta 35 Cents I of home-g:f1o~ ~o~~~c~~iljtliat?~; are:: h¢~t ' for 'cigarett~s •,_. -VI- ·Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio · Rotland, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio ~ddleport, Ohto Middlepor~, Ohio .. bjtlft F811s~ Ohio . ·•~ ,..,.,._bottom, Ohio '' ' The~~ .' ~e ~6 ~~· ·"r·', ·:: MiDDLEPORT YELLOW JACicETS 1 ' ' .' .' !: ' 1 I' ' 'Votes Aetlve C&adldatu THE OV~f!.'NI'j I'!JQ!It: ROM ... IJ. a'ccoupta of the LOIIIJ·Overton probe by the senate 11• to til~ manner of condpctl'lll elections it appears that • thorourh probe with the ~ru~h and bucket put away, i< sorely J)eeded. nll'!tJ th!nll" h11ve been said duriJII this 'f,w dljYS to warrant a thorourh !nv~~-~ hearing in tiFation · true certainly a geu•r~l ho~ae cle~ilipg senate for ailowinll oo "l~•h II· Jogali!Y tp up of deference to a coll••11u• and if . 1! th~t any ' ' I DAILY TftiBl;JN£-BY MAIL -- . - ; .__, . . . . . Lki'ni'J' Ill.- L • 1.. 11-nptlQII ~,I/J6 ..... , . , , . , . , , . :. , , , , , , 'W"" VOI.eo aiit"'-~SMI 000 wtea 1' . ,. ,.. .. . ··' ·vifii . .. '• . ·~·!IJC)o ''. .., .... ,................ ,. ., .. ' BAlLY TRJBtlkE--:8Y CARRlEk 3lo< --'--•L montlla_ •llboQ!qlti.m $l.75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000 -· _LC.:J! • •' <l!o ........ 0 mVRUIOI ... ....·'. ' 1 •',' 1'. On 'that ile.te thelr vatlna pdwer decreit.aea 20 Lqp...................... . F -·-· SECOND PRitt $tGUIO t'tt. CASH futu re. ------ •• FIRST PRIZ£ $UO.OO llil CASH ---- TUBERCULOSIS CURE HE NllWS REPORT giving •uch a brlgH outlook to the re!-!UltB on th e battle aya.jnSt t'fub~Urculoa!lis Ia indef'<i ll'Ht-;:-;u ring to t;ay the l eas~. ~hile uiqmate and complete :-11rn!:;~ rn~:~y not com~ immedlately, ,11tri~c.s b.Y oun. medi 1 HI l'!cientists hav e been made which f) rove that a winning. llght is be in g wagrd ag ~t.in st the drend diseo.se. 1 In the past few ye a11:1 thou sands of ]leop]e have been ttl\ l'd from thu ravages of the W hitc Plague, who had th ey lived thirty years curlier, wo uld heve succumbed to th e d1ttea~.o~e, simply beca use we have le&rncd so much ubuut the malady since the beginning of the 20th century. .. ... It is to be hoped that ail of the reassuring wordo spoken receutly on th e ~:~ubject by the Amlnent physician in disc ussing the subj ect, will come to pass in the very lli'IU' :'1 TOTAL PRIZES --IOU lN CASH I • l Blgh Spotl 01 C.111paiga I . I And ~he Big VotbW ~olfer of Subscription• in Tb& Daily Tribtme & Tri"une·Telegraph Gre•t Race for $500 in Cash Prizes will be ·over. II ••··•••••• · •••• • • .. • • .. • • • "· Bi• 8UJineu. Houae With Store• in Rutland and, Middfc· port Celebrates Foundin1 by Fath-er of Preaent M.anager, 75 Years Aao I b1e . ... '. .... ~·--I'll~---------; ••~~~~~~~~O~U~k~on~~~~~,-----------1 C!le II J pt.~llUIJlfd.. IleA ll<lm!NIU. ""' " ,. ., PBOJa YOUJI NBWI 1'0 lbdr oam-'111"""' AOI _ . u , w lla "'!'""--...,...., .. · - ~~it· ·~ &j !~ I ' ,. ' nnmsoaY. NOVI¥!5BR te. tu33 t.Mr dO JJW.In... WliJ. be . '. • •e , 1 • Children 20 Cents mostly in southern Georgia-; ~r~.~cea ' ·' ,_. a few mil~ion poun<4 in 11¢th: ~:~~C~te;p.ild 98"'1 llwse ern Flonda alnt~~· -~ ' ~,~.' tobaccos "or 30 'monlm U. S. Type !I · m~d "':,. J' what1 jsi&IIGa'Wiiite: Bu~i~ <:m -f~ yean- ro ~ ioliacco. It was first produced · surelhaiiMJ'arem•lde'< by George Webb in 1864, It and tallte belter. •· ' lo -/?~ TIIN:uco hi"l sNd ttt aurt1on llh o:~ r•eroy, Ollie &!4 tlrtrn marltt, ester ie Mi~ . '' .. '. ·.,•'. ' . ' f ~ • ' T(. j ,•. • 1' ,, ' . the cigarette that's MILDER the cigarette that TASTES BE'ITER ;:. • ' ~ ''. .. I ' �. '! . ' •• '' .' . ' . ,. TJI'OIL9t)A'!', NOVZM:B!:R 18, 1919 • ~J~ !1:..t~ !. !..t1!.IL.N!let •. ,... ~..4jlt - - "' -·· tm. J'ulo!llllod J:lollr - - - - ~. ~lOci Oil lo<Hrlr8ocoD4- ~' "Wb~Jt gqr ~ ,18Jld. "' le1:t.n .... newa matter fQr puh"<:a*toa 'jl!loUicliD oil - alon I'ID""- ~oua ~ lQ - - NElS '11- and - • • ID - "• NA1'f0~~ ADR8TI81NG BD&hDTATI'RI ....- ' '' ..----------------------~-~H~~~-- ----1 f ' ' ' w~'~~~. ~~. ~~~.. $ .1~ ~~ Mon•.tt .....•..•.....•... .aostz 19ne \'ear . . . .. . . .. . . • • . . • • • . 1.00 M 011 t.ha ............... 1::a" ••• .uu OVER-ZEALOUS OFFICERS I lfE OFFICER who prosecuted an unemployed mxn fori trapping a rabbit which wns eating his. garden prod. ' uct. co n ha rd ly be clasoifted as a ~articularly good ofllcial ~imp l y bec~:~.use of thts one arrest. The man, without f lw rb, unable to pay his fine, had been sentenced to at, dt! ys in jail which merely meant that the county was to! huard nnd lodge him for that length of time. He walt reh> ~:~o:;ed however, when the county commissioners where the arrest occurred, refus ed to keep the prisoner. Later 111:! was released from aB stigma through the action of the :-t11te co nservatitm commissioner . A~:~ a matter of common :<~e nse and justice the man :-hould have been a llow ed t o ua:e any methf'd at his com~ I mand to catc h th o furry animal If it was damaging his garden and he sh·.,uld have been comme!lded for trying to save h is garden patch instead of condemned if any aetwn at all was to be taken. Such 1nstances ae thiS afford people throughout the ~ta te ample reason for objecting so strenuously to th~ h1gh hl\ndcd actions of various public oft1cials and make tio much dissatisfaction among taxpayers generally. We har:l h ett~r not have officials at all than to have unreason- ! cdJII' ones whoBe sole idea seems to be to make trouble for th ~ people who are supposed to be served by pubJic offt dal :-; rather than to be hounded by them. T - -- - ----~ --- T PAnl! 'l'HRJZ VIRGINIA ·~-C= RE~C:=:-G~ Phone 582-L DIAMOND JUBILEE IS O&"ERVED BY J. N. RATHBURN'S SONS' STORF ------------- -------·-····--·------.. THIRD PkiZE $8o,1il!rtf~SH NINE OTHER CASH PIUZ£S CAMPAinN CLOSES DECEMBER 4TH, 193~ Su1Jscript~o ccMit 'lh"' mi!M Vlilet U iliturled l.efore Nov- ember t·eth, UJ33. CIIIDPilillt OJ;en to wamen md ailta ~tiling in circulation zone of 'the 'Daily Tribune and Tritlowe·Te~&ftph. Thote Who ~ter n.ay 10 an,......, bJ a'ubicrlption•· There io no restricted '-itory. Yllteo aft inued in 1etulli f~ oubac:riptiollo secured lo either "aper lllld the jlrlzeo will be awarded acc:ording to who aecureo eeeun George May No\iBe A Hunter But He ~CQP,Outrtd\ A B~..!fly l>~Y ':. · . And Teach tA Squtrrel How . to Climb Trees ,.· A~NiijN~;~~ ·ctffN( Uf GOUfliS · ,·11,'1~-~i~i~~iii~Jio~;~~li:r;Xf'l'~teo r!b~ -~~_; until """· 'Pet em. ., t Tilbe For C'ltel To · Jt~!_rd Withip NcKt '1ffwo Weeilo, 'Sill !:I . --!.,.. . CONDEMJiiATIOJif tea.. , . · ' "tl · ll% ' !~ • .. • · · ~ ................. .. 3 monlJilluhacription .1.00 . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . M)b VIlle$ II mowN.. ·.-ubrc;tlption •z.oo ...................... ·llliiio wtea I year ..~ $4.09 .............. ........ .. epOo vote• 2 ~~~· .ublocrfl!h". 20,1J!10 vote• 3 year mbiciiption IJ. ,l)O . •... , . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . SO,O'OO 'votes . JR . E;T~~1'H I year 'IUhatr.* ' .1.59 ................ .... .. .. 2000 voteo 2 year 'lllhlc~tlon ~00 . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . .. . . . . . . 11000 voteo 3 year tubttription .$4.SO ...................... tO,'OOfl votes 4 year 1\ibtil~ $8.00 . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 15,000 vote. 5 )'l!ar oubocription .'7.50 .......... , ... , .. , .... 20,000 votea -- ........ . .... ··~ 1 SltllfW: ' t ' ) I ~N~e. · , ~. I ',, •' ! ' I'· I' J' ~ ' 1' I . . .. ; 1 ·' ' ' 1 •! • .. o~~,.,: '~ .; "' - - --------- - ---·-- Mrs. Vivian Allenswor' Mnl. NeDie Barsotti Miss Ada Mae Camphell Miss Leis B. Diles Mi88 Arne's lgnor M'JSs lreite Graeser Mrs.tayHamm Mrs. Edna Boward Mn. Eunice King Miss :Mias Miss Roush " I, ~; ·,o : . . •• I' ' ,' ' '0 I • • ~1. '' ' ' ' . ' j< J • \J:~~ 1~,~~·, ·,\. FOOTBALL!· . . . . j 1 0 • i'· . BREMEN HIGH SCHOOL 7:30 Friday Evenin11 ' BRICIIT TOBACCOS U. S. Types 11, 12, IS, 14. .·. >u-: ligh~ in ,color and body, ~~, a':'d is mildor t_hi.n the Burley ?: 1':''-' used for pipe•. ,.J' ,.., _. •. ,. u. s. ryp. 31. U. S. T~~e 3~. dMary,}f.,li!l·'$;:,.,. , 80\:mnutN HARYUNDTOBACCO b ac~o, t(,nOt~ ~P.~'lts ''?,. ~ . to U. S: Type 32. .," b,utn' ~ IJ!, ~hiS tppect ~;, U. S. Type II is produced Marylari,ll excels m~ other \ "· !'• ' : '-." ••,, l, l· n the Piedmont Belt of t01JiiCC08', 1 • Virginia and part of. Nort~ , These~ ~ the <tinds of ., Carolina. ' Jiome-gro.;.~· tob~p~ used . U. S. Type 12 is produced for making Chtiiterfi<:ld • " in eastern North Carolina. c·agarettf'· .~•''• U. S. Type 13 grows in Theil' Chesterfi~~ adds South Carolina. . aro~c Turkish tolli!~~o to .;' 1 U. S. Type 14 •• produce4 , gj.v~ust doe righ,t' ·sea~ing ~ Tbh aame may detllde Clau "B" Championship or Ohio, u Bremen already has da.lmed this mythlral crown. and the Yellow Jaclr.etl record Is also f,Cpolless-THI': GAMF. OF THE BUJU.2Y TOBACCO 'i,~ SEASON. ADMISSION Adulta 35 Cents I of home-g:f1o~ ~o~~~c~~iljtliat?~; are:: h¢~t ' for 'cigarett~s •,_. -VI- ·Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio · Rotland, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio ~ddleport, Ohto Middlepor~, Ohio .. bjtlft F811s~ Ohio . ·•~ ,..,.,._bottom, Ohio '' ' The~~ .' ~e ~6 ~~· ·"r·', ·:: MiDDLEPORT YELLOW JACicETS 1 ' ' .' .' !: ' 1 I' ' 'Votes Aetlve C&adldatu THE OV~f!.'NI'j I'!JQ!It: ROM ... IJ. a'ccoupta of the LOIIIJ·Overton probe by the senate 11• to til~ manner of condpctl'lll elections it appears that • thorourh probe with the ~ru~h and bucket put away, i< sorely J)eeded. nll'!tJ th!nll" h11ve been said duriJII this 'f,w dljYS to warrant a thorourh !nv~~-~ hearing in tiFation · true certainly a geu•r~l ho~ae cle~ilipg senate for ailowinll oo "l~•h II· Jogali!Y tp up of deference to a coll••11u• and if . 1! th~t any ' ' I DAILY TftiBl;JN£-BY MAIL -- . - ; .__, . . . . . Lki'ni'J' Ill.- L • 1.. 11-nptlQII ~,I/J6 ..... , . , , . , . , , . :. , , , , , , 'W"" VOI.eo aiit"'-~SMI 000 wtea 1' . ,. ,.. .. . ··' ·vifii . .. '• . ·~·!IJC)o ''. .., .... ,................ ,. ., .. ' BAlLY TRJBtlkE--:8Y CARRlEk 3lo< --'--•L montlla_ •llboQ!qlti.m $l.75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000 -· _LC.:J! • •' <l!o ........ 0 mVRUIOI ... ....·'. ' 1 •',' 1'. On 'that ile.te thelr vatlna pdwer decreit.aea 20 Lqp...................... . F -·-· SECOND PRitt $tGUIO t'tt. CASH futu re. ------ •• FIRST PRIZ£ $UO.OO llil CASH ---- TUBERCULOSIS CURE HE NllWS REPORT giving •uch a brlgH outlook to the re!-!UltB on th e battle aya.jnSt t'fub~Urculoa!lis Ia indef'<i ll'Ht-;:-;u ring to t;ay the l eas~. ~hile uiqmate and complete :-11rn!:;~ rn~:~y not com~ immedlately, ,11tri~c.s b.Y oun. medi 1 HI l'!cientists hav e been made which f) rove that a winning. llght is be in g wagrd ag ~t.in st the drend diseo.se. 1 In the past few ye a11:1 thou sands of ]leop]e have been ttl\ l'd from thu ravages of the W hitc Plague, who had th ey lived thirty years curlier, wo uld heve succumbed to th e d1ttea~.o~e, simply beca use we have le&rncd so much ubuut the malady since the beginning of the 20th century. .. ... It is to be hoped that ail of the reassuring wordo spoken receutly on th e ~:~ubject by the Amlnent physician in disc ussing the subj ect, will come to pass in the very lli'IU' :'1 TOTAL PRIZES --IOU lN CASH I • l Blgh Spotl 01 C.111paiga I . I And ~he Big VotbW ~olfer of Subscription• in Tb& Daily Tribtme & Tri"une·Telegraph Gre•t Race for $500 in Cash Prizes will be ·over. II ••··•••••• · •••• • • .. • • .. • • • "· Bi• 8UJineu. Houae With Store• in Rutland and, Middfc· port Celebrates Foundin1 by Fath-er of Preaent M.anager, 75 Years Aao I b1e . ... '. .... ~·--I'll~---------; ••~~~~~~~~O~U~k~on~~~~~,-----------1 C!le II J pt.~llUIJlfd.. IleA ll<lm!NIU. ""' " ,. ., PBOJa YOUJI NBWI 1'0 lbdr oam-'111"""' AOI _ . u , w lla "'!'""--...,...., .. · - ~~it· ·~ &j !~ I ' ,. ' nnmsoaY. NOVI¥!5BR te. tu33 t.Mr dO JJW.In... WliJ. be . '. • •e , 1 • Children 20 Cents mostly in southern Georgia-; ~r~.~cea ' ·' ,_. a few mil~ion poun<4 in 11¢th: ~:~~C~te;p.ild 98"'1 llwse ern Flonda alnt~~· -~ ' ~,~.' tobaccos "or 30 'monlm U. S. Type !I · m~d "':,. J' what1 jsi&IIGa'Wiiite: Bu~i~ <:m -f~ yean- ro ~ ioliacco. It was first produced · surelhaiiMJ'arem•lde'< by George Webb in 1864, It and tallte belter. •· ' lo -/?~ TIIN:uco hi"l sNd ttt aurt1on llh o:~ r•eroy, Ollie &!4 tlrtrn marltt, ester ie Mi~ . '' .. '. ·.,•'. ' . ' f ~ • ' T(. j ,•. • 1' ,, ' . the cigarette that's MILDER the cigarette that TASTES BE'ITER ;:. • ' ~ ''. .. I ' �,. ~ ...! ' oil•<t . >II • f . f' I ' 4 1 •' identifies Road Sign By ~hur ~pe*bel Sboald be ~ J ·, ·o'l!~telll he became ao inlpu,d ~ fifOpie th.OUfht. be wu lltinf a"- Rtacll , · I -.L-- - 0 HM11AT ' KU-NOT£ tN ~U i ~cted by a bee JW&r.,; ~~NobodJ to si~ tn the (tmt ~e· wllon Ooll>!tln . at.arl«t to ·to · t "&lj 'M bad a ifetty flen:e .eklcti9J1 to <Ared l<opr li~ ,CIIJ: thll lime. Theio .shakl.ng like popcorn em -Ba~Eve It had all thC elemen\3 ot ~old· and when •he made i. point. be fftsbiooed campaign. Except the ruunded the . desk untU be ~ked craton. ' We ain't saying the ta.lltln~ wq.e.n 't 'J..:J to Copenhaa:en DOlle poWder. 'l'he argummt8 were good. The &peakin( wu falrly legible. \ I~ f ; ~ I' . ,.. ;· .' tiiJiiiJNt-i><rd:IIO'r. - .' ,. Society ·~. Blue J ' 1:30 ... M. FootbaU S.uad Set To "Wallop" Jackooniano Friday eve't] hat tp the haJJ. ·ror 'field 8'0815. ' I PANTH£H MIN G~ w loudt~enn It took 51x candJ· Mth 800m 'or ;seattare 1VIth 1 . oa!P to tum~ \t. Before· he Got 6o h1a ellma' ~ "WU ::--- , . ' .. TBOR.BDAY, "Dues" Baer n • 'rr" '. UNION ! lt'!!.iiklri't Jlave .no ttm~ tG loot at a p~t~r. .·Jh ~ t'ti• ~ dafi nobody ever \~ •ln & aebat.e UhJeSI he Wl.i • tllmed good acrobat. Middleport Hlah Sihool Field GAME TO. BE PLAYED J\ilmllldon: St.atltin.t Z6e l• . Adult. 15e --:'7"' . 1 '' . 'dley not only aw~ed 'th'efr~ auwu reao. · rom a j ctiences but they statr~r~ •em too. But. everythlDg 1pnp~r. ,'fhe " ~idates stood. up raere Uke frozeq sentinels and read -what ":_ill uitt&i.. j All of them ~ like the old I' lady 's deiCl'!pt.ion of the new minis· ter who read h1S sermons : "He look~ cd like a crow In 11 cornrteld. A dab I I up. A.:.1d a dab down." . ,. I I That's wl1ere the new ltlnd of mad~ It m the hide of Lhe Bull of Bt.m.n ~d had ·The) wott togas 'i r~lces tti&t maW ~ wt!ilk:Jn 10 back :.p oollele for singlng leMon~. They dldn "t have to refLd o.fl' papllrs becauae Utey k.oew their aubjccta, or thought they dJii. It they didn't nobody ever Suspected J~. ora~ NOTICE .• ---------'--- I OF JIETI· ' tcrll are different from Calhoun and TION POR TRANSFI.B OF Webster. "I'hose boys didn't wrttc FUNDS a woman oen'l Code, Be<:. ~~·13d. 8 soul any speech!!!! tr. advance. ,m:~!_!•l for Not.lce 1s hereby given that on the H. 1 The~ thol!gnt of things as t.hey Eth d&y of November, 1933, The ~~~:~~~1~: 1 went along and were aiwB.ys three ~rJard ot Township Truatees of ·cjt;;~ -,_cc· c;c_-; . . I fltatlons 11head of their stopping-of! fattton Township, Meigs County, • Ohio, Ul.e undersiiJled petitioner. 1 piHce. !!Jed a petition in the Court of Oan you llnagme Daniel Webster Cummon PIP-a& of Meigs County, l1t.>ldlng 11. paper In his hand when Ohio, being Cause No. 8"M3 on the Upper Thomao Fork ile spoke? He went through so Docket of fill-id Court, a.eldng that r.1o ny gyrations tol.lcs would have $650.00 be transferred from the Upon this sign the government bases its hope of sendw . Carl Reeves vtslted Carol Me- thought he was trying to tlaga train R~o,ad Fund to the General Pund, as POR BALE - Thorouabbred. Fo~; Kl·aude Sunday. iir waved hi.s arms, waggled hls r.rovlded by law, for the reason• set ing Roger Touhy and hit~- three aids to prison for life fM Tenlen. Three months old. Iu· Mr. and Mrs . . Marvin McGuire r l-.end, hopped all over the rostrum fmth in s&.ld petltlon; and that sa.id qWre o! Jatk Stlven, Miners- 1~'>pent Tuesday wH.h Mr. and Mrt..l iiOd dldn't think hn e\·er won an 1.1etJtlon will be for he•rtng on the the Minnesota kidnaping of WHiiam Hnmm Jr., wealthy -ville, 0. UwlO·ill Nlal McOulre and family. ugument until his coat split up the 25th day ot November, 1933. St. Paul brewer. This sign is in Wisconsin, and Harnm • Eva White a1•d Mrs. Freda Eber.!l· bt\Ck . claims he saw the sign from the ·kidnapers' car. If it iR bach Bpent Thuraday with Mr. and Calhoun sts.r7:ct7n slow because George Ph1111ps. proved he saw it, interstate kidnaping will be proved ' Mrs. Clayton DeVol. Boo.rd of Township Tru~· · L' -----~: " • lu~ was speaking from memory 0 tees. suttonTownshlpMelg" also. bnnglng the gang under the mdbfrgh law penalty. P'OR RENT oR SA.LE-Pour room A dance was given Tuesday nJ.ght without details and flgurea. But County, Ohio. f house 011 Bree"ZfYHetghts: Prlce nt Melnharl'" hall for Mr. and Mrs . 1 when he warmed up and l'hed hl.s ' 1easonab!e. Call til· X. U-14-6t llllJ"Iteld Adams. · n :;1 Mr,, Hiram LoCk""' been Ill for. . Loat· tim past few da.ys. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McGuire bperL Sunday evening w1U1 Mr. and LOST- Black woven purse with 9 Mrs. James Hazelton. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde vale8 spent tickets tor "Molly's Idea". Finder call Oluh Restaurant. ll-16-3t the week end wlth Mrs. Jim Ba.tey. l Mr. and Mrs. John Lemley spent · I ;:~~.~~;i&~~~S~m~lt~h. famous martied last ~ i Oft' FILING i: ~: ~~'::!: For Rent- I I- I I'""{T MADAM Role reads yo"..U' life like e. book. Tells your past, present and futurQ . Don't fail to see me lf business or troubles bother you. She will tell you about divorce or marriage and bring back to you the one you love. If a habit a hWiband or wlfe haa, 1 correct it. lt not satisfied money rdurned . 25c for te11t reading. Hours 9 A. M. to 10 P . M. Madam Rolle, 752 So. 2nd Ave., Middleport. 11-3·3' • ========== - ·=== ,. ~ CHEST COLDS I ~ .J ~ ~ ;~ :-0 :!' li in textureo, tailoring and otyle featureo-- OLD KYGER David Shuler o! Oolumbua l! here vl.slting RoM "a.nd Aleo Shuler. ..\ttendanee '- ~ Sunda.y school ... Mr. ard Mre. Howard Bbuler, e:t •n Doyle and Mrs. Mary Shuler spent the week end at Marlon viii· !ling Mr. and Mrs. Pf!rry Darst. Mrs. Mary Shuler remained for the In thia price range you will find Coats for knock· about wear or ooft and rich textureo. Weaveo in \'!Lnt.er. Bunte Ycauger • had employment at DtLtwl.n last week. uloter, box and belt modela, •1i01le . or • double Rub on Muste.-ole. Used by millions for 2.5 yearo. NOT just a salve, but a "counter-irritant." All druggists.Tiuree tllrtll#tl". GLOVES Wool Lined Leat)ler l{ .. • Strap wnst. \'lct·e calliqg ou Mr. and Mr1. Harry Schneider uunday. Thomas Scott spent Lhe week end j with Mr. and Mrs. OrvUle Hogue and was accompanied back as far 1 ~os Athens with his brother Davis ecott.. Pete Wat-ers spent Sunday with Frances BUies. A number of !olkscnt.ertalued th~ (/ld folks Sunda.y or thu Meigs cnunty home with music . Mr. and Mrs. Bart Romine visited!' Dave EbUn sunday. ~ Mr. and Mrr.. Jnmes HazeJ(o.l 11.nd dau!;hter Ruth .!!pent Sunday 1VIth Mr. a,p.d Mrs. Harry Schneider. Mrs. Charles Eblin ha.s )Jeen 111 f ul' the pa~t. few days. Mr. and Mrs. Phlllmore CloUl:ie tpc nl sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J 1m Mo\'irc y. A ~>un w"s born Monday lo Mr. und Ml'S. G .Jorge Hood. Mr. annd Mrs. Kerry Orler rc· lurncd home after spending a week [ \',!th Mr. and Mrb. OeOl'IJe McOlnniu vi Lihlllicothe. ! EvM Whit.c and Golden Moore t.pent. Sunday evening wiU1 Carol ,, •• 1· ·--.,. 1 .~l- . '·. ',. . Texas Tornadoes By BUR~------------------~ .. lb©!N\£ STAR, U.s HALFBACK.. ~ •... Here's ato stuart fo1 daughter try hrraclulOI ekill dreu at dren making, It is the simple typr a• ~ aU th1 young~r fa~hionables are wear.i ng i£ wool crepe, hairy woolen mix· lutes, wool j~nry or plaidtd worsteds. '$C T6.\C:'Wr..• \'~ G'"OI"lO llt.l --ro 'SEE 'VJ~O ~ .._uee,1,..E"S, MAC- IF MR . o HOLIDAY 'PHOI>..IIt "J'Ufi.T A "S.EC.ON.O~ Ml>. \-lOLl I>AY r-~~~~~~~:~q-P.~)~~i:l -::rv"!.T Mt W\'T\( HILLIARD - .- - - - ' HAS SEEN CALLED 'rilE GRE'AT&ST BACK. 11\l TEXAS /-II STORY.. 'THIS YEA~ HE lt can have a !tU-fa.bric btlt or can be worn with a '1atcnt leather Uclt. HANDICAPPED BY INJURIES lkiJ ;cUtrn No. 11fJ7 '""1 bt ftb. tuitml in 1i111 11 te 17. Scull 15 t:t:nh (lu stamp~ or coin) 111 Fot shiQn llure-.u. Write carefully i.llld plainly your name ami ful: ;ultlr~:u, the num~r of the patterll and the slice yuu waul. Addreu ~.-our letter i11 tbc follow· in11 W IIY ; ora htnae on the pme tl1l& wee!r:. Anmuncement t!tRt the • ' "'""':~ ···.· . '"\'\. . ..:?_\. \viii ' btlnt l"'•'"''""''""••··!r" ~~.~~~~,~ ~~~·. ~~~:·. ~i.z~~~~ ~~ · ~ . ' .1'•-t···· · ~ ··· ··· ··· · ··,_ J ~ ..., ot two wtns and three a tl~e~,~l)n:~~·;. wins, Ohio University 1.8 favorite to cop the 1933 1t.e Buckeye A8SOCiaU.on> iiatUic~X Both teams wUl see fCill(lwlng weekwer;J, Ohio , f,t ·OhlQ Wealeyan and a~ratn1t Mlaml, but Hqw to Get Tlwe Patterns ,~n . I t.rfll!lt \o Clrdnnatl's It iJ hcntl c•t. .... • '' 'I j • • I ·'' ··'·f'' ,. ' II ' " $ ..\ j 'I j 1 . . '1 < • • ''· _, .,~, ' .,' . <' -,, ' ' ' . ~.;.. ... ....... ~ • • omart they are. lt.oaU eUpl*f ail4 FELT ...,.... tor more boun . . 1DOft 1 pec\ed to accompaf\y to Clncln~latl. A 100-plece ·wUJ come to town to parade for the. br.lneflt or the game. Athens, Nov. 16-INs-The i Bobcats o! UntversJty pRBSed the mark ·;c_- o.ce~ week of lntenal.ve big aame ot the Coach Dave. M. King's Cincinnati Saturd.a.y. Although Its L"eague record st11t8 TbiJ "#IJlitrrt ;, flfld.l for imnw:li•fl Jtli~")"· NAS i!Jt£EIJ "'"=••- Pattemo have been ed ao outotanding featllr!!a in the new auita. COme in and oee how unuaually 1 Approximately Iuvertrd plail! give animation to the straight slender skirt. Th~ bows and cuffs can be of wtlite bengaline !ilk, white pique or of \·elvcl veeno, lano and btueo- !~~~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~? boosted o.ppro,:x,t m~~·te;ty;~:l~OO:~·OIJO. PleP.tyto ot tor :::-- .. game this n11.t1, the g:a.me Is In conjunction with celebration ot "Dad's Day" rrom Athens, the home of the Bot ca.ta, the aame is t.ou~d under the banner or ']!)ay," ~:pread "'"nOt.\.. Hl\o...\ I'L.t.. ~ e,AC'tc. lN UP New brownf, greya, l'I 20,000 BaturdiLy. An equal atw is expected for the Thanks at giving the U. Daycrgame C., foragainst an attendar.ce which wUl wtM up t.h.e .season the Bearcata. Bell outs for both of the g~m"•J-.::C-----­ wUI set e. m~w football r ecord, Rc.contlnl to omotaiB. With 4u.OOO Saturday Md Th&nk.sglvlng Day, the sca80n's total wUl be 1 , • In r~ j Lf:ndance ~r.i~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!5:::::::::::::::.;;: ~ b............,......,......,....,"""""""'n""A'"'ua""a""TE""R""c"'AN""M""A...JtE:-=-'nr ITILLI1fTHE - TOII.ER ~ ' " I Oharlea Moore and son Ranine , were calllm on D11.ve Eblin Sunday. · By JANE GORDON .., MEN'S SUITS Ciuclnuatl, 0., Nov. 16-IN&--A complete sell-out wa.t~ forecast here t nday for the Buckeye Conference f•·otball c.la6SIC here Bat.urday bet·nen the ftg:hting Bobcats ·of Ohio Urlverstty, and the Untventty of Cincinnati's Bearcats. 1 Interest m the pme has zoomed ' expectations of athletic otllcia.ls BRILLIAIIIT McKeni'.te. . New Patterns I HrtLtA~D TEXAS Bobcat-Bearcat 'Garne Expected to Bring Big Crowd j'tSell-out" ol 20,000 ia Fore· caat for Conteat at I Cincinnati . GFttD ACES·· . o-11!-o IOHN > --1 i~ ~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FIFTH- AVE. FASHIONSl , I breaoted. LOST-A tp.n ~pa wnJ.te mJiole coW.e .:,;~,,ay. ,w ith Mr. ~n:d_ . Mn _.,· ~erma _. ",..f. pup-3 niobtlta .fltt. hlfkers' · £0 I na,IJ11 _. ,urrt.ple", Vall 0 <~ A . Massar, . W111 ·Bw,e.uger IU)d ;Fot:e.!lt Dorsey! tot ' Exceptionally hiJh•IJ'ade rOLLY AND HER PALS ~ · ..'OVERCOATS -- i .. N~W, Patterns ih · HATS 4aa&COUI lor emooill, dda ttl• cOld• wath•'l• more dlta&reeabl• for ~ A good Mit hat can be bought from cb•a&ln&-thlnk Of ~t'• comtne aad put on .... Goodyean aowt Bo"thtnow, tou&hnewGoolt• you Ufet)' all winter w.ar nrr •1owb" duetocoolroadi•. Neat•pr~ they'll etlll be almo.t D.ew. Todty•a pdcll - IIDiil)' ~-­ ,.e.n &I•• ,..t lower than • rear ••~ aDOther "buy now" rMIOD~ OOmelaaad ......l 1 Leatherette Work Coats .. - ....... - - - - . Corduroy Lumber Jackets . _....... - .. _. Heavy Shaker Knit V-neck Sweatel'l' __ . __ tlorduroy Trousers, new shades 2:.! ill· bottoms, men styles . _. _.·. ijlue Mel~h Zipper .J• • - • - : • -.- .;. F · ·' , r ·l\1r.~ _ y tflk ! . il>' w • • ,_ 1 Men's Ul\ion·qmtll, 111 .. . SweJt"" C<!~tf. ,~~ton ~. ~'~fj lined, 2poekets, ~ ~ w �,. ~ ...! ' oil•<t . >II • f . f' I ' 4 1 •' identifies Road Sign By ~hur ~pe*bel Sboald be ~ J ·, ·o'l!~telll he became ao inlpu,d ~ fifOpie th.OUfht. be wu lltinf a"- Rtacll , · I -.L-- - 0 HM11AT ' KU-NOT£ tN ~U i ~cted by a bee JW&r.,; ~~NobodJ to si~ tn the (tmt ~e· wllon Ooll>!tln . at.arl«t to ·to · t "&lj 'M bad a ifetty flen:e .eklcti9J1 to <Ared l<opr li~ ,CIIJ: thll lime. Theio .shakl.ng like popcorn em -Ba~Eve It had all thC elemen\3 ot ~old· and when •he made i. point. be fftsbiooed campaign. Except the ruunded the . desk untU be ~ked craton. ' We ain't saying the ta.lltln~ wq.e.n 't 'J..:J to Copenhaa:en DOlle poWder. 'l'he argummt8 were good. The &peakin( wu falrly legible. \ I~ f ; ~ I' . ,.. ;· .' tiiJiiiJNt-i><rd:IIO'r. - .' ,. Society ·~. Blue J ' 1:30 ... M. FootbaU S.uad Set To "Wallop" Jackooniano Friday eve't] hat tp the haJJ. ·ror 'field 8'0815. ' I PANTH£H MIN G~ w loudt~enn It took 51x candJ· Mth 800m 'or ;seattare 1VIth 1 . oa!P to tum~ \t. Before· he Got 6o h1a ellma' ~ "WU ::--- , . ' .. TBOR.BDAY, "Dues" Baer n • 'rr" '. UNION ! lt'!!.iiklri't Jlave .no ttm~ tG loot at a p~t~r. .·Jh ~ t'ti• ~ dafi nobody ever \~ •ln & aebat.e UhJeSI he Wl.i • tllmed good acrobat. Middleport Hlah Sihool Field GAME TO. BE PLAYED J\ilmllldon: St.atltin.t Z6e l• . Adult. 15e --:'7"' . 1 '' . 'dley not only aw~ed 'th'efr~ auwu reao. · rom a j ctiences but they statr~r~ •em too. But. everythlDg 1pnp~r. ,'fhe " ~idates stood. up raere Uke frozeq sentinels and read -what ":_ill uitt&i.. j All of them ~ like the old I' lady 's deiCl'!pt.ion of the new minis· ter who read h1S sermons : "He look~ cd like a crow In 11 cornrteld. A dab I I up. A.:.1d a dab down." . ,. I I That's wl1ere the new ltlnd of mad~ It m the hide of Lhe Bull of Bt.m.n ~d had ·The) wott togas 'i r~lces tti&t maW ~ wt!ilk:Jn 10 back :.p oollele for singlng leMon~. They dldn "t have to refLd o.fl' papllrs becauae Utey k.oew their aubjccta, or thought they dJii. It they didn't nobody ever Suspected J~. ora~ NOTICE .• ---------'--- I OF JIETI· ' tcrll are different from Calhoun and TION POR TRANSFI.B OF Webster. "I'hose boys didn't wrttc FUNDS a woman oen'l Code, Be<:. ~~·13d. 8 soul any speech!!!! tr. advance. ,m:~!_!•l for Not.lce 1s hereby given that on the H. 1 The~ thol!gnt of things as t.hey Eth d&y of November, 1933, The ~~~:~~~1~: 1 went along and were aiwB.ys three ~rJard ot Township Truatees of ·cjt;;~ -,_cc· c;c_-; . . I fltatlons 11head of their stopping-of! fattton Township, Meigs County, • Ohio, Ul.e undersiiJled petitioner. 1 piHce. !!Jed a petition in the Court of Oan you llnagme Daniel Webster Cummon PIP-a& of Meigs County, l1t.>ldlng 11. paper In his hand when Ohio, being Cause No. 8"M3 on the Upper Thomao Fork ile spoke? He went through so Docket of fill-id Court, a.eldng that r.1o ny gyrations tol.lcs would have $650.00 be transferred from the Upon this sign the government bases its hope of sendw . Carl Reeves vtslted Carol Me- thought he was trying to tlaga train R~o,ad Fund to the General Pund, as POR BALE - Thorouabbred. Fo~; Kl·aude Sunday. iir waved hi.s arms, waggled hls r.rovlded by law, for the reason• set ing Roger Touhy and hit~- three aids to prison for life fM Tenlen. Three months old. Iu· Mr. and Mrs . . Marvin McGuire r l-.end, hopped all over the rostrum fmth in s&.ld petltlon; and that sa.id qWre o! Jatk Stlven, Miners- 1~'>pent Tuesday wH.h Mr. and Mrt..l iiOd dldn't think hn e\·er won an 1.1etJtlon will be for he•rtng on the the Minnesota kidnaping of WHiiam Hnmm Jr., wealthy -ville, 0. UwlO·ill Nlal McOulre and family. ugument until his coat split up the 25th day ot November, 1933. St. Paul brewer. This sign is in Wisconsin, and Harnm • Eva White a1•d Mrs. Freda Eber.!l· bt\Ck . claims he saw the sign from the ·kidnapers' car. If it iR bach Bpent Thuraday with Mr. and Calhoun sts.r7:ct7n slow because George Ph1111ps. proved he saw it, interstate kidnaping will be proved ' Mrs. Clayton DeVol. Boo.rd of Township Tru~· · L' -----~: " • lu~ was speaking from memory 0 tees. suttonTownshlpMelg" also. bnnglng the gang under the mdbfrgh law penalty. P'OR RENT oR SA.LE-Pour room A dance was given Tuesday nJ.ght without details and flgurea. But County, Ohio. f house 011 Bree"ZfYHetghts: Prlce nt Melnharl'" hall for Mr. and Mrs . 1 when he warmed up and l'hed hl.s ' 1easonab!e. Call til· X. U-14-6t llllJ"Iteld Adams. · n :;1 Mr,, Hiram LoCk""' been Ill for. . Loat· tim past few da.ys. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McGuire bperL Sunday evening w1U1 Mr. and LOST- Black woven purse with 9 Mrs. James Hazelton. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde vale8 spent tickets tor "Molly's Idea". Finder call Oluh Restaurant. ll-16-3t the week end wlth Mrs. Jim Ba.tey. l Mr. and Mrs. John Lemley spent · I ;:~~.~~;i&~~~S~m~lt~h. famous martied last ~ i Oft' FILING i: ~: ~~'::!: For Rent- I I- I I'""{T MADAM Role reads yo"..U' life like e. book. Tells your past, present and futurQ . Don't fail to see me lf business or troubles bother you. She will tell you about divorce or marriage and bring back to you the one you love. If a habit a hWiband or wlfe haa, 1 correct it. lt not satisfied money rdurned . 25c for te11t reading. Hours 9 A. M. to 10 P . M. Madam Rolle, 752 So. 2nd Ave., Middleport. 11-3·3' • ========== - ·=== ,. ~ CHEST COLDS I ~ .J ~ ~ ;~ :-0 :!' li in textureo, tailoring and otyle featureo-- OLD KYGER David Shuler o! Oolumbua l! here vl.slting RoM "a.nd Aleo Shuler. ..\ttendanee '- ~ Sunda.y school ... Mr. ard Mre. Howard Bbuler, e:t •n Doyle and Mrs. Mary Shuler spent the week end at Marlon viii· !ling Mr. and Mrs. Pf!rry Darst. Mrs. Mary Shuler remained for the In thia price range you will find Coats for knock· about wear or ooft and rich textureo. Weaveo in \'!Lnt.er. Bunte Ycauger • had employment at DtLtwl.n last week. uloter, box and belt modela, •1i01le . or • double Rub on Muste.-ole. Used by millions for 2.5 yearo. NOT just a salve, but a "counter-irritant." All druggists.Tiuree tllrtll#tl". GLOVES Wool Lined Leat)ler l{ .. • Strap wnst. \'lct·e calliqg ou Mr. and Mr1. Harry Schneider uunday. Thomas Scott spent Lhe week end j with Mr. and Mrs. OrvUle Hogue and was accompanied back as far 1 ~os Athens with his brother Davis ecott.. Pete Wat-ers spent Sunday with Frances BUies. A number of !olkscnt.ertalued th~ (/ld folks Sunda.y or thu Meigs cnunty home with music . Mr. and Mrs. Bart Romine visited!' Dave EbUn sunday. ~ Mr. and Mrr.. Jnmes HazeJ(o.l 11.nd dau!;hter Ruth .!!pent Sunday 1VIth Mr. a,p.d Mrs. Harry Schneider. Mrs. Charles Eblin ha.s )Jeen 111 f ul' the pa~t. few days. Mr. and Mrs. Phlllmore CloUl:ie tpc nl sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J 1m Mo\'irc y. A ~>un w"s born Monday lo Mr. und Ml'S. G .Jorge Hood. Mr. annd Mrs. Kerry Orler rc· lurncd home after spending a week [ \',!th Mr. and Mrb. OeOl'IJe McOlnniu vi Lihlllicothe. ! EvM Whit.c and Golden Moore t.pent. Sunday evening wiU1 Carol ,, •• 1· ·--.,. 1 .~l- . '·. ',. . Texas Tornadoes By BUR~------------------~ .. lb©!N\£ STAR, U.s HALFBACK.. ~ •... Here's ato stuart fo1 daughter try hrraclulOI ekill dreu at dren making, It is the simple typr a• ~ aU th1 young~r fa~hionables are wear.i ng i£ wool crepe, hairy woolen mix· lutes, wool j~nry or plaidtd worsteds. '$C T6.\C:'Wr..• \'~ G'"OI"lO llt.l --ro 'SEE 'VJ~O ~ .._uee,1,..E"S, MAC- IF MR . o HOLIDAY 'PHOI>..IIt "J'Ufi.T A "S.EC.ON.O~ Ml>. \-lOLl I>AY r-~~~~~~~:~q-P.~)~~i:l -::rv"!.T Mt W\'T\( HILLIARD - .- - - - ' HAS SEEN CALLED 'rilE GRE'AT&ST BACK. 11\l TEXAS /-II STORY.. 'THIS YEA~ HE lt can have a !tU-fa.bric btlt or can be worn with a '1atcnt leather Uclt. HANDICAPPED BY INJURIES lkiJ ;cUtrn No. 11fJ7 '""1 bt ftb. tuitml in 1i111 11 te 17. Scull 15 t:t:nh (lu stamp~ or coin) 111 Fot shiQn llure-.u. Write carefully i.llld plainly your name ami ful: ;ultlr~:u, the num~r of the patterll and the slice yuu waul. Addreu ~.-our letter i11 tbc follow· in11 W IIY ; ora htnae on the pme tl1l& wee!r:. Anmuncement t!tRt the • ' "'""':~ ···.· . '"\'\. . ..:?_\. \viii ' btlnt l"'•'"''""''""••··!r" ~~.~~~~,~ ~~~·. ~~~:·. ~i.z~~~~ ~~ · ~ . ' .1'•-t···· · ~ ··· ··· ··· · ··,_ J ~ ..., ot two wtns and three a tl~e~,~l)n:~~·;. wins, Ohio University 1.8 favorite to cop the 1933 1t.e Buckeye A8SOCiaU.on> iiatUic~X Both teams wUl see fCill(lwlng weekwer;J, Ohio , f,t ·OhlQ Wealeyan and a~ratn1t Mlaml, but Hqw to Get Tlwe Patterns ,~n . I t.rfll!lt \o Clrdnnatl's It iJ hcntl c•t. .... • '' 'I j • • I ·'' ··'·f'' ,. ' II ' " $ ..\ j 'I j 1 . . '1 < • • ''· _, .,~, ' .,' . <' -,, ' ' ' . ~.;.. ... ....... ~ • • omart they are. lt.oaU eUpl*f ail4 FELT ...,.... tor more boun . . 1DOft 1 pec\ed to accompaf\y to Clncln~latl. A 100-plece ·wUJ come to town to parade for the. br.lneflt or the game. Athens, Nov. 16-INs-The i Bobcats o! UntversJty pRBSed the mark ·;c_- o.ce~ week of lntenal.ve big aame ot the Coach Dave. M. King's Cincinnati Saturd.a.y. Although Its L"eague record st11t8 TbiJ "#IJlitrrt ;, flfld.l for imnw:li•fl Jtli~")"· NAS i!Jt£EIJ "'"=••- Pattemo have been ed ao outotanding featllr!!a in the new auita. COme in and oee how unuaually 1 Approximately Iuvertrd plail! give animation to the straight slender skirt. Th~ bows and cuffs can be of wtlite bengaline !ilk, white pique or of \·elvcl veeno, lano and btueo- !~~~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~? boosted o.ppro,:x,t m~~·te;ty;~:l~OO:~·OIJO. PleP.tyto ot tor :::-- .. game this n11.t1, the g:a.me Is In conjunction with celebration ot "Dad's Day" rrom Athens, the home of the Bot ca.ta, the aame is t.ou~d under the banner or ']!)ay," ~:pread "'"nOt.\.. Hl\o...\ I'L.t.. ~ e,AC'tc. lN UP New brownf, greya, l'I 20,000 BaturdiLy. An equal atw is expected for the Thanks at giving the U. Daycrgame C., foragainst an attendar.ce which wUl wtM up t.h.e .season the Bearcata. Bell outs for both of the g~m"•J-.::C-----­ wUI set e. m~w football r ecord, Rc.contlnl to omotaiB. With 4u.OOO Saturday Md Th&nk.sglvlng Day, the sca80n's total wUl be 1 , • In r~ j Lf:ndance ~r.i~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!5:::::::::::::::.;;: ~ b............,......,......,....,"""""""'n""A'"'ua""a""TE""R""c"'AN""M""A...JtE:-=-'nr ITILLI1fTHE - TOII.ER ~ ' " I Oharlea Moore and son Ranine , were calllm on D11.ve Eblin Sunday. · By JANE GORDON .., MEN'S SUITS Ciuclnuatl, 0., Nov. 16-IN&--A complete sell-out wa.t~ forecast here t nday for the Buckeye Conference f•·otball c.la6SIC here Bat.urday bet·nen the ftg:hting Bobcats ·of Ohio Urlverstty, and the Untventty of Cincinnati's Bearcats. 1 Interest m the pme has zoomed ' expectations of athletic otllcia.ls BRILLIAIIIT McKeni'.te. . New Patterns I HrtLtA~D TEXAS Bobcat-Bearcat 'Garne Expected to Bring Big Crowd j'tSell-out" ol 20,000 ia Fore· caat for Conteat at I Cincinnati . GFttD ACES·· . o-11!-o IOHN > --1 i~ ~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FIFTH- AVE. FASHIONSl , I breaoted. LOST-A tp.n ~pa wnJ.te mJiole coW.e .:,;~,,ay. ,w ith Mr. ~n:d_ . Mn _.,· ~erma _. ",..f. pup-3 niobtlta .fltt. hlfkers' · £0 I na,IJ11 _. ,urrt.ple", Vall 0 <~ A . Massar, . W111 ·Bw,e.uger IU)d ;Fot:e.!lt Dorsey! tot ' Exceptionally hiJh•IJ'ade rOLLY AND HER PALS ~ · ..'OVERCOATS -- i .. N~W, Patterns ih · HATS 4aa&COUI lor emooill, dda ttl• cOld• wath•'l• more dlta&reeabl• for ~ A good Mit hat can be bought from cb•a&ln&-thlnk Of ~t'• comtne aad put on .... Goodyean aowt Bo"thtnow, tou&hnewGoolt• you Ufet)' all winter w.ar nrr •1owb" duetocoolroadi•. Neat•pr~ they'll etlll be almo.t D.ew. Todty•a pdcll - IIDiil)' ~-­ ,.e.n &I•• ,..t lower than • rear ••~ aDOther "buy now" rMIOD~ OOmelaaad ......l 1 Leatherette Work Coats .. - ....... - - - - . Corduroy Lumber Jackets . _....... - .. _. Heavy Shaker Knit V-neck Sweatel'l' __ . __ tlorduroy Trousers, new shades 2:.! ill· bottoms, men styles . _. _.·. ijlue Mel~h Zipper .J• • - • - : • -.- .;. F · ·' , r ·l\1r.~ _ y tflk ! . il>' w • • ,_ 1 Men's Ul\ion·qmtll, 111 .. . SweJt"" C<!~tf. ,~~ton ~. ~'~fj lined, 2poekets, ~ ~ w �' ...... " ' 'H IO STATE MUSEU• .. H ICM ~T <N D (. , L -·~~~ JS 0 GOLDEN , HARV\ES ·T FULL LEASED WIRE ' VOL. VIII-NO. 66 g On. ~· . l'ight •haides for eve~y costume. ' · · e ;ASMAI.;L PRICE FOR A LOT OF COMFORf • :B LANKETS ,. : ' ' t' and ~ ~ade Warm, Durable, Well SALE ~ ·•··· . • \.. ~- ' See Thio Group For I . . so'' and. $1.00 Q~~stion is Answered With ;These, Leaders m . Fas ' 'hion. ' ..·· '·.·, ;1. '' ·. . ' I;· Our HATS are Fashion HeadJiners ' We hav~ now \theifi!leot al!.d beat J~king of Silk Dre11eo that • we have shown for years. All the neweat thins• in materialo. . ' ' ! . Also•; full :line of;colo?; ., The new redo, brown-+ rreena in otout - ,~,-- · :~; •ize' • . anA' half oizeo. •.' .t": ' -~; .· ~'· ,' ..c ,~- \. i ! j I ' -: , te enebUMte e""' face In &bls w&rid:r of eleftr I&J'In Tbere'li a Hat ;..· ' .ell lUI, pleht7 '. ' '• I' 1, • . II• 1tU '> satins, and .elvete d.one In th011e allartnr •hadN for winter as 1· . ¥f ' $2.95 to ~4. 95 -.~ . ' SIO.oltt9l!~~!~'J:f~. Aave 'i' These white collars of silk and satin will'·g.jve you that riesi•·erl touch of style to your frock. I BoUJ'ht mon,bJJ aro hefore ,. tloll':l. "FASHION ABOUT THE NEC,C" • 95e a~Vnu ' Makll! yeur seiH&Iom from dle!ll! ray eomblna.- · He're'a the wei1ht tander"'ear .Press:' Shirts v.•rn& f61' a&tndtn searts. : ,. · HERE'S A RIOT SALE OF prier.• '' I ' m"'n want Jor Fall and Winter wear at a lpw price. , Of heavy ribbed c'lttl>!' with short or lonr oleeves. · Ankle lenath st)!le. FOR MEN JJJ• We c.n aatisfy ~articr,l,;r w~~e~ and fit any hrure f..Om •~e 12 to 52. Alr.o the,atout.l"omen who needl the half ~z~ '. ' ' ·~. ! ~f bl~ll. ' ' :, ,. ' tonlllderllble It )'OU bt&Y them n;:..,., Madrc!tel, BroadcloUu tnci.N;ntt,. thlrUnp Ill whlko and colon. Shorts and Shirts THAT WILL WEAR AND WEAR 29c 39c SOc Shorb are of fine rrade broadcloth, ohirto of white cotton-Made to fiH:omfortably and wear well. Take adY&ntap of their oubtf.ndinl qualitieo and them by tlie half dozen. ' 0119 .lclt 'of been sellin1 $5.95 for the women. ranee from- ' Our p•'ice• $5.95 to $10.00 Pri:o~•. ! Brighten up with a Scarf Set fer children or grown ups-$1.25 ~ $2.95 .. ~ ' now going they last for ................... . ..• • ·~· Practically Entire Amount Suatained Loot By Bal&ii!!l' ' And lee Company; Insurance Coven BU.t .-~....~ Small Fraction Of Damaae ' ?! ·; Let Us Be Ga_y in O~e .~· , These ~AR~ , ·' , . , ·-' ·' ,. ' Men's UNION SUITS .., Exceptionally well made in a be&utiful aelectio-'•· o~ Popular Shadeo ............ , . .. , , $2.95'·+, I 1 I ~· ··. CE~ MURDERED . OVf!r ThankliPYIJII'. TO THOSE WHO.WISH A COAT WITHOUT FUR WE ' HAVE A NICE LINE OF MIXTURES ANQ POLO COATS , $2 . .49 extr.l!::warmth and delightful texture . . . . . . . PRICE THREE POMEROY, OHIO, FRti)AY, NOVEMBER 17, 1933 PncUoal and aUrae· tln. One of these 11pread•: wiU rh·e that wanted loueh of hunP'Y to your IM:droom for s.o,;$19.9~, $25~oo, $35.do, '$49.50 and up.. PART WOOL BLANKETS Of ~hoi~e cotton with just enoug~ wool to give Trtbune RAYON SPREADS ' $1 7. ; .. ' •J ' price& range from- ID Tbe $1.95 All the; new materials shown thio fall and winter in bl.. k, brown, an~ gre,Pn in yo'!lr choice of fun in Reave,, Skunk, Mink, Badger, Wolff,iFox, Penian Lamb, Caracul or i Kolinoky-Our Double cotton Blanket. in oolid and fancy, plaido. .A full .choice of wanted bedroom shades. SALE '. ' • n•a Are atriking a new note in bedroom beauty. You'll be delirhted with the beautiful aelection of new pat· temo to be found in thio rroup of heavy" J COTTON SPREADS i. Were Designed to Stay Smart Several Seasons IN THESE Htw WOULD RESTRICT SALE OF These·Cotton Spr~ads · 69c and 79c •/ ·.-,' LADlES! OUR BIG VALUE PARADE IS AlSO AFASHION REVIEW OF WHAT'S NEW! We have just the thiff(ln and Service weight". . WW Be Higher Buy Now! • • • • If you've not be much higher. '· It will pay you to oee the beautiful n,ew atyles· and the telted quality of these specially oelected Ha~veot valueo. sheer HOSIERY That Combine Fineness of Appearance With ~ · Utmost Service n'l OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. ' yet selected your'Fall wardrobe we advise that you do 'so no...:-for replacemenll will neceaoarily ' It State Monopoly lor KIDNAP STATUT[ Handlln1 LlfiUOn In TO BE INIIDK[O IN Oblo, ·Reeo•mended ~ u. Replacement Prlees important event. • A glance at the prices will ahow you that such valuea are not to be had for Sale Now WEATHER-Light rain and wanner tonight. Saturday cloudy, probably ra'in in the Aontheast. Phone 202-R WE'VE acooped the market for thio gloriouo array of valueo oo merchandioe you'll need now for immediate uoe. Montha ago each department planned for ito featured choice offerinra in thia ln the fa~e of rising prices the ·opportunitie• are even more compelling. AV& EDITORIAL OmCE Phone 286-L BUSINESS omCE This is a Real Harvest of Values-With Prices Sky High Rocketing Daily Wise Shoppers Will Do Well to Supply Their Needs Now! long. 15TH Our .PAG Fa~hions Arl' "The Talk of the Town" ' $1.00 to $2.95 Anyone CBil have fashion in their han<l if they · choose one of these new handbags. To be hod In the season's newest materials. no< lmn;d, oll~•~ doe'S perch, Ul.tle lihlvcrtns ~t rJed it to aafet.y, when lt ~~eemed sur?. that It .v~s deemed to a horrible doot!; ln the oncoming ~ames . Th·: main part. of the house wa ~ already :~.blaze when the dog W&ll taken from the porch. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. 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