https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3495590a76c03bb6f51ff69656b53e07.pdf 0262a2a342883fa1867177170dc982ac PDF Text Text "']' ..._ ..·. .• ... ' 1 l - . ' ;1"' . ' tllll DAJLT TJOUA2 'PONiRbr. CBIO. TOE8DAY, NOVDIBD tl, Jill Rabbit Hunting May Cost Some Hunters Relief Phone 286-L BUSINESS Phone 002-R ome!': Cafled for Work, They Will be Taken From Relief LiaU. at 1 0n.ee _ ~========~u=:u.~~N>~..~n=·~.~~~~nw~~~~================= At Middleport Store to the Bare Walls-Nothing Held Baek. 1933 Winter Coats and Dresses Economic And Financial Adviter Of Treasurer Out Of Sympathy -- WITH PROPOSALS Will. Attack Adminiatra·l ~inlier& tion Monetary .Polic:iea A Fraction of Their Actual Value. 75th Q.iamond Anniversary Bargains ·• . \,'·· .... Read Every Item. These are all extra Valuea we are offerinr for thb nle only DlaJnOft~ RIIPII GIVEN AWAY fRill ' America.n Pamlly Sprlns SetLles, low prlced S1.2.5 9alue ...............................•.. ..-·- ... ·· ...,.. . ,, ..... ._ _ L&ra:e one· Sheet Size ORANGE' AND BLACK . " Ticlcet rlvea with each liOc Purchaae dur· ina our 75th Annivenary .. Sale~ which ends SatuJI,IaJ!,!Nov. ~Stb. .., DIAM~NJ;?S GIVEN AWAY AT QUR STORES SAT. EVENING, NOV. 25. m. 9p. . ' TONIQBT;t !\ "COLD DIGG,ERS OF 1'933 Wednesda1 Shorb: . 'hran, ' dur- I ~ Creepln• . ,'. ANNIVERSARY SALE ... .. . • .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. 36 1n Dl'eflll Peroo.le, latVe As!ortment or Fau Pa.ttema ........................... . DIBH PPANS, Oray '1\t.a.n Enamel 14 QUART SIZE-VALUE ...... , ........... Men's "Healthway" Brand Rubber Ha.lf Heela Complet.e wl.th Nails, per pair . . New . .. A81JortJ\ent ,. or ~. Juat reoelved , li'I'Qm 25c ; NT vort. your eliotee ............. . . . .,. ' 9Sc JOc J.5c, 8c 9Sc ~Oil;i, '$metiJ.~r ~ ""'- ~~.. D(on.ll' and Maek WtdnHdaJ" I ."'...... 'Sc PALM OLIVE SOAJI COmbtnaUon!" • . . I ~r. I Two Blae• · Crowa In ..trrlca.' . HaUnee f p, M. . ........·.....,;~.. -'---------:, .- LADIES RAYON Sn.K PAJAMAS, all colon $1.00! $1.50, $1.75 valuet. t ~ r • Annivernry Sale Pricea 69c, 811!:. .$1.19 See These Wonderful Routen an, RcK!helle Hadson. Edwin Philips. l The Rouse ........ . able and euy to clean, Three rood , sizes, Fl:-nlde DalTO, Dorolhy Coon· $ .19 · GALVANIZED SCRUB PARS. Large Size-A Handy ~11 To Have Around -~"'h MAGIC ROASTER Blue Speckle Ename~ Hirh Grade "WII,D ,B()YS OF "THE ROAD" economic ) ' Winner Must Be Present When Ticket Ia Drawn . ' . • •nd Thund&y Zipper Pront - And otber OOlor!l .. .. . .. . . . . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. 4 AT OUR RUTLAND STORE New Low Price, li blades :zk.-10 I 1 oz. Bllie LISTBRINE ATTENTIOJ':I KNIGHTS TEMPLAR tror .................. The regular monthly conclave of Ohio Valley 'Com,mandeey will be held at the asylum in Pomeroy, Wednesday evening at the usual hour for assembling. All · Sir Knights are urge11tly requested to be present and1 any sojourning Sir Knights are cordially invited to attend. Following thE! business session an oyster supper will be served. By Order Of The Eminent Commander. Atteat. L J. Heiner, Recorder. . ·-· '. 7Sc ioft '.'~~~o ,\. ,, ' ;: I ,.j LADU:S SUEDE CLOTH OXPORD8 Bl&c:k or ~ with Cuban Heel ............. . RBD SOLES . . . ........ ... . .. ... . .... .. . .. . . '2·45 I ·SONS MIDDLEPORT · . .... .' c:loaed io the tetter ""'no . . him de.s with He sali "'' "I am polle:V of tbroutrh market£, "Finally, importance, threatens a ot the BOnM,-·.: ;;,,i;,.l~ · bondl, are an unu.tWa.etor:v in• vestment a\ a tlme when a pvem · ment 1a determined to deprecla.\1!! Jta c:ure:Ttcy. "We are a mereurla.l people. The memory or poet-war depredation of eurrenmes ln Europe ia BWi freah , We have recently ed dlatn!&t of banks wtld..firc tJtrouibout A almllar Wll.Ye of c:Utl'ency t.hreateDS," That. Mr. Spra&ue l5 a.s&Uftld of consklerable support all-eadY 1.! ev· ident. The U. S. Chamber Of comrraerce only l&at Saturday publillhed &. lft01Ut.lon W'IIIDI the prealdent to return to the tolri standard and abandon his preeenl., experiment1n11 with the t.he dollar. value at 'I'bat Ule admmtatratlon entnc Ita 11nes for t.h.e battle allo 11 evident. beenthoMIIhl1 Jr. -:::··.. c--: t•~·.~;a;; ~::,."";;-~}:actina war. ::--=-:. c-·1 ~~~~ 1 ANNIVER.'>ARY SPECIALS IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT Annl•m&ry sale price only Boy'a1 Size, ... , . , , , . , .. 46c 80c Bille 1n Bptap ~·· 1~. 'Ibe former ftnanctal &dvlser the Hank or England, wbO ld't poet "u & patrlotlc dutr." at requeat. of President 7 .;JSc· 3 .. .. : . .. .. : ty~·:~-~~ .~... . with t.be economic prioclple.> expl'es!led. MOUNTAIN MIST QUILT BAri.JNO; .· ' ; 1 4 AT OUR MIDDLEPORT STORE declared he dld nDL 60 WATT GENERAL ELECTRIC LlOHT BULBS. Special MICKEY MOUSE SWEAT SHIRTS Theatm . . 7St :~::: ~~t~~. ~rv~~~ ....................... r;.,. ., . ,. · ~ • ' . . .io;J, and pract.fCat Weisha :il5 tb&.., by 01. HENDERSON C~llS Self-Government Needed ~ NOHICI~LS T0 GW[ WO~K ~~n ! If Business Is To Regain: Confidence, Swope Flies CWA State Powers Want [Woman To Tq Know Situation T S • 'd In Buckeye State a 0 WCI e AS AFFECTS WOMEN No Tra.., Found of Victim Se Below Manufac. turer's Cost l.nb · ,~Vi··. ··'"··. i~;?i,l<l': '. Eaa t Ceftufile By CarTier 15 Cent&- ·BY Mall t4.00 Of Woman Bames Officials to- ear D~parlntent So Capt. Rea Goes To New Fields To Con· tinue Probe I WEATHER-Cloudy and colder, probably light rain changing to snow tonight..:~· Thursday generally fair. • an<l colder. FULL LEASED WIRE OP INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. ,. ·o ut Ladies Ready- First Call For ' Basketball Finds · : 31) ·Girls Ready r EDITORIAL OFFICE .. - of Unusual Manner of Factories Will Not Reopen At Profitable Until Assured Of Fair Competition Measure of Cooperation ' PROMINENT BUSINESS LEADER AVERS �r. ... . ' ' . '' . .. ..' -· • PACD '111111111 1'lm DAILY~.- the Chinese Boxea. the 0ryat4tt Prt· PBOD I'OUB IUWI TO • son, Famous Hindu Fope TrlcU and many otber mystertes. 1 Ruih and Helen Bletner, Bellle Wright. Wilma stewart lldld Bill F;letllf:'r wer ~ Pt PleQ.Sant vlaltott Mon(!.a.y evening HNJ.~" Y Pruth Ill reported to be til at h!6 home Y.'lt.h bronchial poeuu.onia Muine Heaton visi ted frlenM lilt f!1:1le01 8Wld&y John Chattin of I\ t ntuclty spent th~ week t!nd h.-r... .,.,.1111 hiB w!!e VIRGINIA CREGG h o n'e 58 2 • L ar>d son Dr and Ml ~"> Ftor<.l Ua wtlirop and. lfmUy of Hu ntlngtou we re Wt.>t•k. 'YE TEA PARTY OF OlDEN TIMES' IS PRESEN'f:ED BY BIBLE CLAS~ l !·Od I MJ· guest.~ of the .<t ler'!l an d M rs F J pn.rc11tli, K lln!J ng. Kathryn Fruth Is l'C portt'd lU POPLAR RIDGE ·- .". ·~·.-. ,J;' .. "' .'" I' '' " ··n, ,., SYNOP8!8 ' 't.._, an• lo•eiJ' r,.trlele Warr• empiOJI tM _,4 Alll Ae In· aarilM from "r l.a.e lltlaeJ .,. t.e•» affO.rt btor •t.e,.,......, ... _.,. •1 t'.\lti.!HUD l 'LltE Ill rl•l' IN'n'· uu•ut uf t h e t\lJIU) lllB thut follow a,*t. Pat t~en• au, '*"- .. ....,.. Bk• 4.._,ill• Qe .. .e.r of 11111- "'' ''~ll jo!t!IOII ~ at oume b. kiUney, ll• o; r Allol rlto:UtD n ll ~ m I'UilljiiAIDII. y,,u ··n n \'e rr Nu lly !l'l.'t thr b@De· n.n H•.,.•rt..u.• w....e. 'rU1.1e u~rt, ~ make' ••r hie ~rt" •bd partatt Wllea. after takia1 bu home, ._ tru.r. to 111aU love to ber. Her ••llial .tll!pilrQthe.: Ia faflo.is at PaJ.'t refusal Laur. at Mn. S)cott'a ...... Patrie-, •eeta Clark ,Trau. ltf.r hl•t. .1, t• leam he Ia en· r•1et te tha aoc(allr 1promiDent llartla• M~~otda. Pat Jar Jteutbroken. thw Ytar'a Eve, Bill M'eGu. a ••ad-time perlltlelan ~trul thaa. iD· aiatarlblt Pat aceomp. .:r "'• t• a . .nte. TheJ atop at a rha' rac:k•'..r-, ,place wlaere 8111 demiiDda aettlllllmht for tntrla1ement oa Ilia ~rl.tor,.lle ahet~Pat leea ih ll!!rrOr. Arrlvinr home. at la put eat b1 ht<.l' at.e'pm ••• aara &M toUce. '"' leokiar ror Iter. .. IIIII' II <lilt\)' I• l ~ t wu utul or ( .-\RI." BAO SPRT'DEI . KALT Ill n fl" l ~~~ of walf'r CARLSBAD fl l' l t l ' Dt)L RALT l1 a nutu~l pt<lrlll~t, 1'\'Uponted tr0111 Che llnt.-rH ut the~ lffi ' ol<l tl11torle ~ o • r l u ~l In Cnrl ~ h ml IU•de tl>r ~ou b,. llolb"r N:tture. CA RLSBAD iiPJIUDEL SA LT has bet>n 1olol by wllaht,.. !lru~J!'l~t" rnr :li) yt'ar~. Ni-:VI-.:U 'fAKE MANU· YAC'ft'RED RA L'l'S Your bodJ , dP"l'fl'<'l the h <•M t ~ nu l nl' Hny a bottl e - o! \ . As soft as a caress and a! '~ Square; dri:ttlnl', like a reatl::'u, IJ.ll.hap;, rhoat. fi'Om one lbeneh ta anot,JJer. Unttl dawn mule and ,,~n4a of merrtmeat , peniated in the apartment. faclq ':)le Squa~ .:leftn.l times belated peste, bur-. "'""' alone·til• faotpatbJ, opled out ~ hH tonelll,lt" ami ber lpve~a neu ao4 , t~Pe4 abrupt1J. 1 Al'W4J• Patftctli ' a10ved '&hen. just u ah'e m.ov.ecl wbeD eke 1Umpaeil tht blue coa~ ~ the Pnclnet policeman. walkiQ Ida beat. She waa iD terror of bieln'l recoiJQIHd. waa cnl:r one place ,where ht _':!'tchtthbavi c~nboe.rhShed houiLedaa 1rienu 1D I ne I"! oa • t"raqne. an o~r 11rl, a rirl who ~d a ~mall beautJ ahop. P ... criela had. mat her lD the ahop, bad falltD IDto the bablt of ~oppln& b;r oecaaionaltr wben the o~;ner'l trade ~·· alaek. The two Hked MCb Gther. ute1 the door of laome ~ ID b.er (aee , Patrlela ~ t.tlephoned •ber f~e'ftd, hopef9)1J at. ftr« 'la~ ld•fpairlqlr. lpda lt'U out .S.tb tate ~:eat of New,! Vor~· ctlebtattnl. :Whlb the tln~ · ra'}nt, eolQnl of ~••a ;appeared over the bouetopa, wbto' ~ bqan abrellrlDI' put. lliJP.1i'nl home aDd to bed carload• .t ,New. Yorkers. pa)e and :WUI'J iD ttwlr or-nm.•....,. PatJ{cia roee. ·~ ,...... ~~ coutd not; remaia """ lndel· Bi~lr. She mfit& p to Leda'e aftd m.uat wait then autll ber friend ujved. She ¥'& the Square. Lcda Uv~d ID ,. bonae not unllke 1b• houae th&t Patrieia bad quitted ~h~ ni,rht before, but sbs Uved alone. Patricia atole lDto the ellent. , detpiq dwelling and ap tha four 1 hml- lirhta of awtn. She rall8' Leda'• belL N G body anawered. Teen of weariness and dtaappolnt· mem HUed the afrl'• e;vta. Sha waa abolft tO rin,a: • secoad ~mt w~ abe taw tQ; aeatlr foJded momlna ne1t'lpaper l;rtq oa the floor. She •eised the paper and Pnk ~ the •taira out&lde the apartmenL Ho~r banda trembled. Her heart pounded ad'ocatlncl1. Very •lowly ..be apread the paper opea on her tap. Bar ,,,., fudnated and fear-tal. aearched abe froat pap. She had upected ecreamfnl' headlines. rb.u weN aot tb~re. The story abe nad dreaded wal DOt .re-uot OD the front; ~e. ' She found It finally, a eeut quart.er colama, buried. OD the ni,n.tb pap alllODI arutOuneemeata of New ~. •upple as your skin is thi• tinely knmed underweaJ . . , ':/am and com(ortable, bu ilt for active freedom, WEST SAL.EM I' ret moulded to your figure . PANTIES ' 'jd' l wnh elastic waist~ band anJ fitted leg. Tber:~ VEsn. to match with a neat scalloped binding on the top a!ld ar "":l ~oles. General Electric's New. Line . ' • General Electric " Model K-52 Feature,t.~ Sore 'fhroat?. ~~t~n~Jle 1 Cir<:ujl Colbla c:alohlot . Ott qulc;;; ~~ u.nd. bet~r ~ reHer with Thcxln::. a (1\m(l\~ ~tor's lll {;!;crlpUo:H tJ;Ill'letllites and O)·nami~ tpeaker Varia hie· tone· CGn.lrol ~ hct; U1e tbtoat; membranes.' pv:;lt1vcly reU, Vlng Uie aOrene&~l 1\~d hind ~:wnUowln!l wiLh,ln 15 mlnutos. U dces more•. lt. ~ dl· reet to the Internal e;lU&e, U.r an"· "yreciJC &nfl:laesJC: stJmutatibw mUt! Iaa~t.tve acUona aid tblJ 1~~'!' In qulokly ellmbl- Year •Ata••r• ·aad New Year ,. " . .:co .' t • ·•' ''· ' ;...,, •• 1 tine,. Radios wHh E&Jtlin& S•porh·eto•otl~· • • epeecbn. She read the brllllt' 1to17 onoi, and thea ~~&aJa. ' ~ . . . . . llaid Patrltla lneredu:Jallf, • . .tL • · BID 11c0ee wu aot dead. bolltt bM Dirt bit a vital tp~ Be ... 1ft aa dan ..r Be •puld be out . .! the hospital wtthln • rew- weeks. ~ ·~~ ~ bl laid t~~;ot. tOmaelt n. .' '' ,," ' • -;-~ ClASS MEEE"gKo I .Mi!!-3 Caro Louise Ervtn ·was 40.0.tzss Mond~:~y evening to tbe m~o.m ~ ben of tho~; Rainbow cliiA!I of 'th"' Heath M. E church al hqrq.t: '' S.EVBN CIIAPTBR ' ·.Pot~•JMIII thl nl,b$ ~ot thfte ' '· b'\)Cit•, from hF. home. Sht apentl It ' on tke· park benciie• of Walhtn1~n · ~-~- FOREST MILLS ot CARLSBAD SPRl!DBL 1.ALT todn7, ronc••ntutl!d to~ 1 lfll<' ~eono my. I, a. ,~ ' '! tit nf tht (:Aill.SilAD CURE tli:hl In )t.n r ull'll hhm l'. b)' tak · u " '" • gr•nrratlon• IIIIIUU Dol& or I" ~> vic hal'e lone to C'arl•bld, I zo 1 loO)~\"\Bk 1\, t O !Rk e the l'nr Aal«n br ...;rin.. •• •~1••• .PJJdn cir*'l D.a •ft!JI:IIJ' Mn. Eltee. """-''on SOuth iif'"'•;t;r.. .,. _ &venue. ' Tri-7~tt·e -nrnb· ·Tribun.e . Telei .*r~P;h "~~~: Voting Ca;~~ wlr;. Seventeen ydUng mf'h a~ woriten were In attendance. · ~· A socla! hnur followed, the fho~r I bw !ness session. Miss Ervin scnrd delicious refrt>rllments o:t 't he closf' 1 of the m ~ctlnt;:. I \ :.-... ·· ' · I., 'IIttrd Higl~t Spots\~ of _ Daily "'· ' ·, parg«~\: OlNNER PARTl;" w.,. "Tor heann'l'l .Ue, Patt" exc1almel fiar•e.· U.Utl,entrwet. ' .. Whatenr broaabt :rtaltore d ltlla: 11oarf" , b:r ueldent. Pollee, alt'houch dla-latlafte4, had waabed. their band• of the~· · Sittina there on the 4raurht:J ltain, bomeleA, pennileu, Patricia beUeved tbat 11he would never taata a mQJDent of more exquisite and beutfe1t relief. She fot~id tile newdtuer ~·. tatd It aptn bealde th'e cloQr. BeJ~w abe beard footatepa OD tbft etalra, a fa.mutar voiee lln~t\Da: a fainlliar, 'stD1 tune. She ran tO the l)atuatrade. : -I,.e~"' aha called. "'a It yoa. Leda f" She a&W that tt waa her friend. TbeD abe obaerved that PhD Keno nedJ wu beside her, A momeat bf,. fQh abe had beea eqer to talk W plan, but aow abe felt her co~ ldenee weakea. Led&'• ftauae ·· bad neY"er Uted her. She~ ~t·oounted on b t 1 prt!!aence !11i ).t.~! ,l meetinl' .,bleb. after _aU, would be elloolt, awkward. , , . "for heavta•a uke, P&tl" u.. claimed Leda Frayne, tbander· struck, stopplna dead on the 1taira. "Whatever brou&"ht you here ~ tbt1 hourt•• ..1 - J - • Patricia atammered, 1 Phil Kennedy aJowered op at her. "Patricla probabl]" dropped la to wilh JOO a happy NIW Year," be rfti:Jar~ ~aurly. ..,Shut ap. • IAda ntumed wltJa. out rancour. Run nina ahead, abe r e a e b 1 d Patrtcta. "What ia h. bone;r7" abe aekec:L ..Ia aomethlq wroncT y 011 loot Ukt death... Patricia l'laneed at tha •ulldnr man wbG had joined them. ObYIou&J1 be wished ber to leave. It w11 written lure apdD hi• faee. WJ'll jUit ran aliiDJ',tt. ahe llld, forein U,htnea1 into her toa.. "I lll)ouldq't b~ come at an.• , MRun aloDi, aothinrl You'll come ~ht tn and adt dowu. You're readJ to 4rop now." · ""l IDea I'm the one who'a Oat Ia the cold," eal~ Phil •borllJ.,! "l bopa 7011 two eajoJ ~ eua !.fda Wu .ot. to l<llam.JJ1i for ~~~e."• <MD0Bl~~bt. Ub, tijat,• the "rturbed' hOrab!isl; ~ · , ..We'll .u ...... ...,. ao4 b~on a colfte. I'm tGo ttnd te ftcht.' "Phil In'•"'.,- ..... ID ~ii -· could have bitten o!f h .: iIt wp t.uo 1t&f. Tbt .gq wp . !': I Mif.~ Mllrt&ret Bauf'r entertained w1t.h a dlm 1rt· TUeSdaY etening, at ·the l!lbnhunt Tavern fn PorilerQJ: . Ou~w wert. Miss Caro Louise Er· •Jia'rJ Betpiw 'eltler' 01 t\i.t vln, Mills Nancy Reed, Miss Lucille clrl• coul!latop him be hid dowa tha ltain and out; of th4 and 1uests ·~mbled a~ the hon~ hou1e. of Mt 8 Leoh. Schr"lner on Sout:1 "Oll, I'm .. ,Patrlelt avenue wher; Miss SatJm walled. "I didn't; know tr'hat I wa1 reelties, for r.n evening of brlrl~ 1&7ina't I wu ao Undo I've had aUf'b -·•· · liD awful IQht, 1-"' , I::NTI!:RTAINS FRIENDS <!It'.. aU rich'. He'D eome baek Ml':'!l. B. F Fultz. Sr. entP.rtaln:.d Be'• 'uat JMlou."' . o. numbEr of irlends TUt>9Cl.ay afterThe lntemew bad ~t off t.o 1 noon at he ~ home on North Thtrd bad ttart. Leda did ber be•'- Sh• iavtnue Fot:r tables of bridgt' wer::! bUilt a ro&rlq ftrt Ia the co.: tn play thtollll:hout the aftemolon. J'l'&teJ lhe forced Patricia &o tceepl Mrs. W. H. Juhllng was the re · the obl1 CIOJ'Af'ortable o'balr in tb• c.lpkmt of t;·,.-: ll.rst. prize for higa dowu ..Wtttlap&rtmeDt; alleaoram• score and Mrs Lulu Mason re~tya bled ecca and ma4e eoir... Abd ed the ~econt' prize. then lhe 1poke the &rn wozU. At the concluzdon of play. Mr... Sbt Aid 4altt aimpl,,'"Did JOUa Pultz served delicious refreshmetlt.• n.pmotber ·put ~;ou oll\t• ..SOME" TtJBNIP "Ye•1 P•" ... .a~.,.n ·-u -nga,. Now, turnip growers, beat this I -wllrf• Mrs. orac.a Gardner, Middleport Patriot• told her. Leda linked bel' R. n., Informs the Tribune that. buJda beDeatll her bq1ard, fasd.· she hBI! two turnips each tipping Dltlq face. Aftu a llfa:bt of nv• the scale~~ at more tha.n 7 pounds. .&, Uaea lhowecl tbeN omell7. (II The lal'ier of the two tar~ turvtps tbe llrtUcbt btr eron ot platinum we11h.s 7 pounds and 5 ouneea and hair teemed hat'lb ud artltldat measures 21 inches, Mrs. Gardner But IAda beraell wu nat. olt tbt maintains, The turnlpa were grown end ot the latclac ncltal ...._ -.id by her father, J. W. Tbomas, apd qutcldJ and a~neent,: exhibited In the pumtlkln 8how at "WW JGU ltay with 111.1 awt.n.t• Pomeroy, Nov. 11, where a prtr.e -:l'hat'a what I hoped to do,• Pat- waa awarded tor the Iars"er turnip. rlcla admitted m.u embarruud,r TumlP gro~era lU.ve' repor~ troubted .....,. . . . vw ·.J alie u Jara;e tUrnips 1Welg}\I.DJ" ol1 5, and 8 1fOalda, pounds, r,ut lt. l& belle~d tHat the 7, ~ecauH " PbD, rou mau.• pounder Is unbeatable. .Perhaps no\, MBe hatea me."' ·•:rorKet Pbll. I'll taft ear. o1 CLIJB HOSTESS . him. Wtu 100 ltl77" Looktar lnto T!.~s~~YD~tt;n=l~t ;:' ho~":,s.~ the other'A nmber face, Lecla Wded sev~th avenw to the memben patiJ', "You'll Uve to, 1Q dear. of tb.e contmct bridge club GueRtl:l You-.e no Gtber cholca.• were Mesdtl.mPs :oor seha~er 0~ "'I'D ltQ' tba." uid Patrlela, Pomeroy and Mfs7"'Enza.beth H~ lOY."' dQD't; ~ ,,...' laDJ.WU IngEr and Mrs. Oscar Klein. ,., JOU hck. •, , "P~ ~t tM, !foa14,JW .._ : Mr: 1\nd Mn John Kent wer~ hear.W\at I a4YIIiT l ·dOD't ~,. visltora In Newark, The$.'lay. , POle JO'l· wou)d hat to ! Mill& Hetty Veith hal feD JOO Whtnr. Thll'l'a O'IJ1:I· ODI ~nroUed as a student at the Ofbce weD. Patrlda, aDd the I'I"r&&nins school ln Columbus. ~OW ~le who an Rev. J. M. Rlctman. eotored, ls ume d&JI ~ ~- Y • rePOrted to be tmpnmlll' from Ia· "I tn~ trrlt.at~a'w Aft~' 111 juries aUII:a£ned recentt:r In a. fall. .... PUde1a ....... Rev. R.Jckman WU • i,njuft:d while ~ease d'oa'tl :Q : tt." Bttendin~ the mtnl.stertal meet.m.g ap aiJ.b ' Ra'IUitoh,• .._ rf the Prov1d1nce BJptlat ABIIOC19-· ilbtd tbl other tnflmdllb, tton which eonvmed It abe Jra. ~ oml ,Japtlft e'tl.~., In Pomlt'Of, ' a ,. .. •• Nov 16 and 17 He 8\llltalned two ' \: fraebured rlbR a·nd bodY brui8M tr. D ltH,llfllllll.......... the fall. ~"· I MA"OM:·c' !TV_ .., · '.J ,1 -' whQ haa t bettP John Camp~ll ~~~ the,.p~t ~veral ~Y~· ¥' ~~-l Th1t~ 1 tlveJ at Flat Rock. •1 • , • M Ml 1 Pa klna d w1tr!~ e r an I of Mrs. J';:~~:ln~' G:!orge t,) be Ill a~ h\Jl ,, j Donald PogleiiOniJ a , at 1 Ohio Unlyer!llty spent the tweet Md with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H l"ogleeoniJ Mr. and Mrs. 0 . W. BOn Radford were pt, ...-tsll:ors Baturda.f. Mrs. Ne~tle Long attended the funeral of Mra NelUe Knl11ht Hartford Pr1d&]'. Paul Out.hrle ol buslneSB vislt.or here Hester Heaton Is vlllltln(J at Salem. c . F. Martine of spent th~ 9'eelt ene1 at here. Mrs. F. R. Qu.rr;ey and Mrs. m:1t. Bachtll'.l were vlsltorll Ple88llnt Ba.turday. =-::rar:!meH:: at::' in relatives at Akron for the fe~ weeD • Mr: and Mrs. Thomaa - ~=~: ' 1 and. daushW ~ne of vJert tfeek". eild • e:u~ bt I heft~ , ~ . F'ayZ : ~!_~·do ,.. _;r._ rueheC!~~~~~n=n~ eMd~ne~ut~he ~===~ Ira HUI 'Went ·~~:r wtth- r;1a-jl torrr.•. woa.• 1 · · tU:.:t !b ,sradbki off~~-~::.\:~' .,~, bU~he.Sa vlllt.J til . Rice Bett)' Pickens vlatted ..;;;~=~ I taher at the Charleston Sunday. E. Ill. lflcho18 of Almm was a tor here durin&' the weet .-~-· '"' was a.ceompa.nild home by .... ··:·· who ball spent; the put two with her parenta. Mr. and JO&e))h Keefer. ' Mr. and Mra. Raymond. 'l'holllU tl Mn. l!lllmbeth "::' ~~ ~nd cs:i~ofol ~'=' un Ml' ' I ~ en~, d&Mr.h~ 1· HeD17 Wtn a.nl(r usd Mt. Joe Lanl wbo beth ·11~are reimte4 to be ~.;;;;;~. u: ed~ ~":i·· rcw If conducted t ~mJ :~~ sa-·~~~::. ra - - aettt::l'"' ' cddldWt'J,. •can •"' ·' :'" · f1':• 'iLa.cc..tt.ud ·'' ''. ' . .' ·'' wlth Interment tn the A.:.o.. ~""' ...ei.CI.:r· Jlr. aod Mr•- B. 8 . ~of IU:!N-of We11abtu'l were week end ·.. :, . " . TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH ! , . ' ilRSt I'RIZE $2 50 00 IN CASH • SECOND PRIZE $100.00 IN CASH THtRO i'RIZE $50.00 IN ·CASH . \' NINE O'(HER CASH PRIZ~ CA!-'~AIGN CLOSES DECEMBER '4TH, 1933 Subac:rlptJono count the moat votes if. oecur,ed before Nov· 1 ~ber 18th, 1933, · • , •• , Campaip ~p~n to women and girla reaidin• jn circulation zone of the Daily Tribune and Tribune·Te1tigraph. . · ' 1 Th01e who e~ter 1nay go anywhere to &ec.ure ' subacriptiona. ' There io no restric:t~d territory. Votea are iuued in return for subac:riptions secured to either paper and the prizes will be awarded according to. who socure• 11101t votea. Subocriptions count the following number of votes fro~ now . until NOY. 18th. On that date their voting power decreasei i 20 · percent. ;. i Active C.adldates Mrs. Vivian Allensworth ¥rs. Nellie Bar$Q~ .Miu,Ada Mae Campbell .··~ MU&[C '' is :B.l}iles · . -·~ ''llfWtJj l ' -~ •~ ~ -aunl' gfteS·pgnor · Miss Irem! Grueser Mrs. G~y ijalnm Mrs. Edna 'Howard Mrs. Eae King :.~ ., Miss Leora Roush ·MiN Imogene Wilson . Miss Geneva' Williamson 'MiSs Lillian,.W"IIson MiSJ Winifred Wolfe Miss,Wanita1Ymiqg Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio -~ddleport, Qhio · ttntland; Ohro Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Letart Falls, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio , ,Pomeroy. Ohio Mason, W. VR. Racine, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio " f~ '' !' �r. ... . ' ' . '' . .. ..' -· • PACD '111111111 1'lm DAILY~.- the Chinese Boxea. the 0ryat4tt Prt· PBOD I'OUB IUWI TO • son, Famous Hindu Fope TrlcU and many otber mystertes. 1 Ruih and Helen Bletner, Bellle Wright. Wilma stewart lldld Bill F;letllf:'r wer ~ Pt PleQ.Sant vlaltott Mon(!.a.y evening HNJ.~" Y Pruth Ill reported to be til at h!6 home Y.'lt.h bronchial poeuu.onia Muine Heaton visi ted frlenM lilt f!1:1le01 8Wld&y John Chattin of I\ t ntuclty spent th~ week t!nd h.-r... .,.,.1111 hiB w!!e VIRGINIA CREGG h o n'e 58 2 • L ar>d son Dr and Ml ~"> Ftor<.l Ua wtlirop and. lfmUy of Hu ntlngtou we re Wt.>t•k. 'YE TEA PARTY OF OlDEN TIMES' IS PRESEN'f:ED BY BIBLE CLAS~ l !·Od I MJ· guest.~ of the .<t ler'!l an d M rs F J pn.rc11tli, K lln!J ng. Kathryn Fruth Is l'C portt'd lU POPLAR RIDGE ·- .". ·~·.-. ,J;' .. "' .'" I' '' " ··n, ,., SYNOP8!8 ' 't.._, an• lo•eiJ' r,.trlele Warr• empiOJI tM _,4 Alll Ae In· aarilM from "r l.a.e lltlaeJ .,. t.e•» affO.rt btor •t.e,.,......, ... _.,. •1 t'.\lti.!HUD l 'LltE Ill rl•l' IN'n'· uu•ut uf t h e t\lJIU) lllB thut follow a,*t. Pat t~en• au, '*"- .. ....,.. Bk• 4.._,ill• Qe .. .e.r of 11111- "'' ''~ll jo!t!IOII ~ at oume b. kiUney, ll• o; r Allol rlto:UtD n ll ~ m I'UilljiiAIDII. y,,u ··n n \'e rr Nu lly !l'l.'t thr b@De· n.n H•.,.•rt..u.• w....e. 'rU1.1e u~rt, ~ make' ••r hie ~rt" •bd partatt Wllea. after takia1 bu home, ._ tru.r. to 111aU love to ber. Her ••llial .tll!pilrQthe.: Ia faflo.is at PaJ.'t refusal Laur. at Mn. S)cott'a ...... Patrie-, •eeta Clark ,Trau. ltf.r hl•t. .1, t• leam he Ia en· r•1et te tha aoc(allr 1promiDent llartla• M~~otda. Pat Jar Jteutbroken. thw Ytar'a Eve, Bill M'eGu. a ••ad-time perlltlelan ~trul thaa. iD· aiatarlblt Pat aceomp. .:r "'• t• a . .nte. TheJ atop at a rha' rac:k•'..r-, ,place wlaere 8111 demiiDda aettlllllmht for tntrla1ement oa Ilia ~rl.tor,.lle ahet~Pat leea ih ll!!rrOr. Arrlvinr home. at la put eat b1 ht<.l' at.e'pm ••• aara &M toUce. '"' leokiar ror Iter. .. IIIII' II <lilt\)' I• l ~ t wu utul or ( .-\RI." BAO SPRT'DEI . KALT Ill n fl" l ~~~ of walf'r CARLSBAD fl l' l t l ' Dt)L RALT l1 a nutu~l pt<lrlll~t, 1'\'Uponted tr0111 Che llnt.-rH ut the~ lffi ' ol<l tl11torle ~ o • r l u ~l In Cnrl ~ h ml IU•de tl>r ~ou b,. llolb"r N:tture. CA RLSBAD iiPJIUDEL SA LT has bet>n 1olol by wllaht,.. !lru~J!'l~t" rnr :li) yt'ar~. Ni-:VI-.:U 'fAKE MANU· YAC'ft'RED RA L'l'S Your bodJ , dP"l'fl'<'l the h <•M t ~ nu l nl' Hny a bottl e - o! \ . As soft as a caress and a! '~ Square; dri:ttlnl', like a reatl::'u, IJ.ll.hap;, rhoat. fi'Om one lbeneh ta anot,JJer. Unttl dawn mule and ,,~n4a of merrtmeat , peniated in the apartment. faclq ':)le Squa~ .:leftn.l times belated peste, bur-. "'""' alone·til• faotpatbJ, opled out ~ hH tonelll,lt" ami ber lpve~a neu ao4 , t~Pe4 abrupt1J. 1 Al'W4J• Patftctli ' a10ved '&hen. just u ah'e m.ov.ecl wbeD eke 1Umpaeil tht blue coa~ ~ the Pnclnet policeman. walkiQ Ida beat. She waa iD terror of bieln'l recoiJQIHd. waa cnl:r one place ,where ht _':!'tchtthbavi c~nboe.rhShed houiLedaa 1rienu 1D I ne I"! oa • t"raqne. an o~r 11rl, a rirl who ~d a ~mall beautJ ahop. P ... criela had. mat her lD the ahop, bad falltD IDto the bablt of ~oppln& b;r oecaaionaltr wben the o~;ner'l trade ~·· alaek. The two Hked MCb Gther. ute1 the door of laome ~ ID b.er (aee , Patrlela ~ t.tlephoned •ber f~e'ftd, hopef9)1J at. ftr« 'la~ ld•fpairlqlr. lpda lt'U out .S.tb tate ~:eat of New,! Vor~· ctlebtattnl. :Whlb the tln~ · ra'}nt, eolQnl of ~••a ;appeared over the bouetopa, wbto' ~ bqan abrellrlDI' put. lliJP.1i'nl home aDd to bed carload• .t ,New. Yorkers. pa)e and :WUI'J iD ttwlr or-nm.•....,. PatJ{cia roee. ·~ ,...... ~~ coutd not; remaia """ lndel· Bi~lr. She mfit& p to Leda'e aftd m.uat wait then autll ber friend ujved. She ¥'& the Square. Lcda Uv~d ID ,. bonae not unllke 1b• houae th&t Patrieia bad quitted ~h~ ni,rht before, but sbs Uved alone. Patricia atole lDto the ellent. , detpiq dwelling and ap tha four 1 hml- lirhta of awtn. She rall8' Leda'• belL N G body anawered. Teen of weariness and dtaappolnt· mem HUed the afrl'• e;vta. Sha waa abolft tO rin,a: • secoad ~mt w~ abe taw tQ; aeatlr foJded momlna ne1t'lpaper l;rtq oa the floor. She •eised the paper and Pnk ~ the •taira out&lde the apartmenL Ho~r banda trembled. Her heart pounded ad'ocatlncl1. Very •lowly ..be apread the paper opea on her tap. Bar ,,,., fudnated and fear-tal. aearched abe froat pap. She had upected ecreamfnl' headlines. rb.u weN aot tb~re. The story abe nad dreaded wal DOt .re-uot OD the front; ~e. ' She found It finally, a eeut quart.er colama, buried. OD the ni,n.tb pap alllODI arutOuneemeata of New ~. •upple as your skin is thi• tinely knmed underweaJ . . , ':/am and com(ortable, bu ilt for active freedom, WEST SAL.EM I' ret moulded to your figure . PANTIES ' 'jd' l wnh elastic waist~ band anJ fitted leg. Tber:~ VEsn. to match with a neat scalloped binding on the top a!ld ar "":l ~oles. General Electric's New. Line . ' • General Electric " Model K-52 Feature,t.~ Sore 'fhroat?. ~~t~n~Jle 1 Cir<:ujl Colbla c:alohlot . Ott qulc;;; ~~ u.nd. bet~r ~ reHer with Thcxln::. a (1\m(l\~ ~tor's lll {;!;crlpUo:H tJ;Ill'letllites and O)·nami~ tpeaker Varia hie· tone· CGn.lrol ~ hct; U1e tbtoat; membranes.' pv:;lt1vcly reU, Vlng Uie aOrene&~l 1\~d hind ~:wnUowln!l wiLh,ln 15 mlnutos. U dces more•. lt. ~ dl· reet to the Internal e;lU&e, U.r an"· "yreciJC &nfl:laesJC: stJmutatibw mUt! Iaa~t.tve acUona aid tblJ 1~~'!' In qulokly ellmbl- Year •Ata••r• ·aad New Year ,. " . .:co .' t • ·•' ''· ' ;...,, •• 1 tine,. Radios wHh E&Jtlin& S•porh·eto•otl~· • • epeecbn. She read the brllllt' 1to17 onoi, and thea ~~&aJa. ' ~ . . . . . llaid Patrltla lneredu:Jallf, • . .tL • · BID 11c0ee wu aot dead. bolltt bM Dirt bit a vital tp~ Be ... 1ft aa dan ..r Be •puld be out . .! the hospital wtthln • rew- weeks. ~ ·~~ ~ bl laid t~~;ot. tOmaelt n. .' '' ,," ' • -;-~ ClASS MEEE"gKo I .Mi!!-3 Caro Louise Ervtn ·was 40.0.tzss Mond~:~y evening to tbe m~o.m ~ ben of tho~; Rainbow cliiA!I of 'th"' Heath M. E church al hqrq.t: '' S.EVBN CIIAPTBR ' ·.Pot~•JMIII thl nl,b$ ~ot thfte ' '· b'\)Cit•, from hF. home. Sht apentl It ' on tke· park benciie• of Walhtn1~n · ~-~- FOREST MILLS ot CARLSBAD SPRl!DBL 1.ALT todn7, ronc••ntutl!d to~ 1 lfll<' ~eono my. I, a. ,~ ' '! tit nf tht (:Aill.SilAD CURE tli:hl In )t.n r ull'll hhm l'. b)' tak · u " '" • gr•nrratlon• IIIIIUU Dol& or I" ~> vic hal'e lone to C'arl•bld, I zo 1 loO)~\"\Bk 1\, t O !Rk e the l'nr Aal«n br ...;rin.. •• •~1••• .PJJdn cir*'l D.a •ft!JI:IIJ' Mn. Eltee. """-''on SOuth iif'"'•;t;r.. .,. _ &venue. ' Tri-7~tt·e -nrnb· ·Tribun.e . Telei .*r~P;h "~~~: Voting Ca;~~ wlr;. Seventeen ydUng mf'h a~ woriten were In attendance. · ~· A socla! hnur followed, the fho~r I bw !ness session. Miss Ervin scnrd delicious refrt>rllments o:t 't he closf' 1 of the m ~ctlnt;:. I \ :.-... ·· ' · I., 'IIttrd Higl~t Spots\~ of _ Daily "'· ' ·, parg«~\: OlNNER PARTl;" w.,. "Tor heann'l'l .Ue, Patt" exc1almel fiar•e.· U.Utl,entrwet. ' .. Whatenr broaabt :rtaltore d ltlla: 11oarf" , b:r ueldent. Pollee, alt'houch dla-latlafte4, had waabed. their band• of the~· · Sittina there on the 4raurht:J ltain, bomeleA, pennileu, Patricia beUeved tbat 11he would never taata a mQJDent of more exquisite and beutfe1t relief. She fot~id tile newdtuer ~·. tatd It aptn bealde th'e cloQr. BeJ~w abe beard footatepa OD tbft etalra, a fa.mutar voiee lln~t\Da: a fainlliar, 'stD1 tune. She ran tO the l)atuatrade. : -I,.e~"' aha called. "'a It yoa. Leda f" She a&W that tt waa her friend. TbeD abe obaerved that PhD Keno nedJ wu beside her, A momeat bf,. fQh abe had beea eqer to talk W plan, but aow abe felt her co~ ldenee weakea. Led&'• ftauae ·· bad neY"er Uted her. She~ ~t·oounted on b t 1 prt!!aence !11i ).t.~! ,l meetinl' .,bleb. after _aU, would be elloolt, awkward. , , . "for heavta•a uke, P&tl" u.. claimed Leda Frayne, tbander· struck, stopplna dead on the 1taira. "Whatever brou&"ht you here ~ tbt1 hourt•• ..1 - J - • Patricia atammered, 1 Phil Kennedy aJowered op at her. "Patricla probabl]" dropped la to wilh JOO a happy NIW Year," be rfti:Jar~ ~aurly. ..,Shut ap. • IAda ntumed wltJa. out rancour. Run nina ahead, abe r e a e b 1 d Patrtcta. "What ia h. bone;r7" abe aekec:L ..Ia aomethlq wroncT y 011 loot Ukt death... Patricia l'laneed at tha •ulldnr man wbG had joined them. ObYIou&J1 be wished ber to leave. It w11 written lure apdD hi• faee. WJ'll jUit ran aliiDJ',tt. ahe llld, forein U,htnea1 into her toa.. "I lll)ouldq't b~ come at an.• , MRun aloDi, aothinrl You'll come ~ht tn and adt dowu. You're readJ to 4rop now." · ""l IDea I'm the one who'a Oat Ia the cold," eal~ Phil •borllJ.,! "l bopa 7011 two eajoJ ~ eua !.fda Wu .ot. to l<llam.JJ1i for ~~~e."• <MD0Bl~~bt. Ub, tijat,• the "rturbed' hOrab!isl; ~ · , ..We'll .u ...... ...,. ao4 b~on a colfte. I'm tGo ttnd te ftcht.' "Phil In'•"'.,- ..... ID ~ii -· could have bitten o!f h .: iIt wp t.uo 1t&f. Tbt .gq wp . !': I Mif.~ Mllrt&ret Bauf'r entertained w1t.h a dlm 1rt· TUeSdaY etening, at ·the l!lbnhunt Tavern fn PorilerQJ: . Ou~w wert. Miss Caro Louise Er· •Jia'rJ Betpiw 'eltler' 01 t\i.t vln, Mills Nancy Reed, Miss Lucille clrl• coul!latop him be hid dowa tha ltain and out; of th4 and 1uests ·~mbled a~ the hon~ hou1e. of Mt 8 Leoh. Schr"lner on Sout:1 "Oll, I'm .. ,Patrlelt avenue wher; Miss SatJm walled. "I didn't; know tr'hat I wa1 reelties, for r.n evening of brlrl~ 1&7ina't I wu ao Undo I've had aUf'b -·•· · liD awful IQht, 1-"' , I::NTI!:RTAINS FRIENDS <!It'.. aU rich'. He'D eome baek Ml':'!l. B. F Fultz. Sr. entP.rtaln:.d Be'• 'uat JMlou."' . o. numbEr of irlends TUt>9Cl.ay afterThe lntemew bad ~t off t.o 1 noon at he ~ home on North Thtrd bad ttart. Leda did ber be•'- Sh• iavtnue Fot:r tables of bridgt' wer::! bUilt a ro&rlq ftrt Ia the co.: tn play thtollll:hout the aftemolon. J'l'&teJ lhe forced Patricia &o tceepl Mrs. W. H. Juhllng was the re · the obl1 CIOJ'Af'ortable o'balr in tb• c.lpkmt of t;·,.-: ll.rst. prize for higa dowu ..Wtttlap&rtmeDt; alleaoram• score and Mrs Lulu Mason re~tya bled ecca and ma4e eoir... Abd ed the ~econt' prize. then lhe 1poke the &rn wozU. At the concluzdon of play. Mr... Sbt Aid 4altt aimpl,,'"Did JOUa Pultz served delicious refreshmetlt.• n.pmotber ·put ~;ou oll\t• ..SOME" TtJBNIP "Ye•1 P•" ... .a~.,.n ·-u -nga,. Now, turnip growers, beat this I -wllrf• Mrs. orac.a Gardner, Middleport Patriot• told her. Leda linked bel' R. n., Informs the Tribune that. buJda beDeatll her bq1ard, fasd.· she hBI! two turnips each tipping Dltlq face. Aftu a llfa:bt of nv• the scale~~ at more tha.n 7 pounds. .&, Uaea lhowecl tbeN omell7. (II The lal'ier of the two tar~ turvtps tbe llrtUcbt btr eron ot platinum we11h.s 7 pounds and 5 ouneea and hair teemed hat'lb ud artltldat measures 21 inches, Mrs. Gardner But IAda beraell wu nat. olt tbt maintains, The turnlpa were grown end ot the latclac ncltal ...._ -.id by her father, J. W. Tbomas, apd qutcldJ and a~neent,: exhibited In the pumtlkln 8how at "WW JGU ltay with 111.1 awt.n.t• Pomeroy, Nov. 11, where a prtr.e -:l'hat'a what I hoped to do,• Pat- waa awarded tor the Iars"er turnip. rlcla admitted m.u embarruud,r TumlP gro~era lU.ve' repor~ troubted .....,. . . . vw ·.J alie u Jara;e tUrnips 1Welg}\I.DJ" ol1 5, and 8 1fOalda, pounds, r,ut lt. l& belle~d tHat the 7, ~ecauH " PbD, rou mau.• pounder Is unbeatable. .Perhaps no\, MBe hatea me."' ·•:rorKet Pbll. I'll taft ear. o1 CLIJB HOSTESS . him. Wtu 100 ltl77" Looktar lnto T!.~s~~YD~tt;n=l~t ;:' ho~":,s.~ the other'A nmber face, Lecla Wded sev~th avenw to the memben patiJ', "You'll Uve to, 1Q dear. of tb.e contmct bridge club GueRtl:l You-.e no Gtber cholca.• were Mesdtl.mPs :oor seha~er 0~ "'I'D ltQ' tba." uid Patrlela, Pomeroy and Mfs7"'Enza.beth H~ lOY."' dQD't; ~ ,,...' laDJ.WU IngEr and Mrs. Oscar Klein. ,., JOU hck. •, , "P~ ~t tM, !foa14,JW .._ : Mr: 1\nd Mn John Kent wer~ hear.W\at I a4YIIiT l ·dOD't ~,. visltora In Newark, The$.'lay. , POle JO'l· wou)d hat to ! Mill& Hetty Veith hal feD JOO Whtnr. Thll'l'a O'IJ1:I· ODI ~nroUed as a student at the Ofbce weD. Patrlda, aDd the I'I"r&&nins school ln Columbus. ~OW ~le who an Rev. J. M. Rlctman. eotored, ls ume d&JI ~ ~- Y • rePOrted to be tmpnmlll' from Ia· "I tn~ trrlt.at~a'w Aft~' 111 juries aUII:a£ned recentt:r In a. fall. .... PUde1a ....... Rev. R.Jckman WU • i,njuft:d while ~ease d'oa'tl :Q : tt." Bttendin~ the mtnl.stertal meet.m.g ap aiJ.b ' Ra'IUitoh,• .._ rf the Prov1d1nce BJptlat ABIIOC19-· ilbtd tbl other tnflmdllb, tton which eonvmed It abe Jra. ~ oml ,Japtlft e'tl.~., In Pomlt'Of, ' a ,. .. •• Nov 16 and 17 He 8\llltalned two ' \: fraebured rlbR a·nd bodY brui8M tr. D ltH,llfllllll.......... the fall. ~"· I MA"OM:·c' !TV_ .., · '.J ,1 -' whQ haa t bettP John Camp~ll ~~~ the,.p~t ~veral ~Y~· ¥' ~~-l Th1t~ 1 tlveJ at Flat Rock. •1 • , • M Ml 1 Pa klna d w1tr!~ e r an I of Mrs. J';:~~:ln~' G:!orge t,) be Ill a~ h\Jl ,, j Donald PogleiiOniJ a , at 1 Ohio Unlyer!llty spent the tweet Md with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H l"ogleeoniJ Mr. and Mrs. 0 . W. BOn Radford were pt, ...-tsll:ors Baturda.f. Mrs. Ne~tle Long attended the funeral of Mra NelUe Knl11ht Hartford Pr1d&]'. Paul Out.hrle ol buslneSB vislt.or here Hester Heaton Is vlllltln(J at Salem. c . F. Martine of spent th~ 9'eelt ene1 at here. Mrs. F. R. Qu.rr;ey and Mrs. m:1t. Bachtll'.l were vlsltorll Ple88llnt Ba.turday. =-::rar:!meH:: at::' in relatives at Akron for the fe~ weeD • Mr: and Mrs. Thomaa - ~=~: ' 1 and. daushW ~ne of vJert tfeek". eild • e:u~ bt I heft~ , ~ . F'ayZ : ~!_~·do ,.. _;r._ rueheC!~~~~~n=n~ eMd~ne~ut~he ~===~ Ira HUI 'Went ·~~:r wtth- r;1a-jl torrr.•. woa.• 1 · · tU:.:t !b ,sradbki off~~-~::.\:~' .,~, bU~he.Sa vlllt.J til . Rice Bett)' Pickens vlatted ..;;;~=~ I taher at the Charleston Sunday. E. Ill. lflcho18 of Almm was a tor here durin&' the weet .-~-· '"' was a.ceompa.nild home by .... ··:·· who ball spent; the put two with her parenta. Mr. and JO&e))h Keefer. ' Mr. and Mra. Raymond. 'l'holllU tl Mn. l!lllmbeth "::' ~~ ~nd cs:i~ofol ~'=' un Ml' ' I ~ en~, d&Mr.h~ 1· HeD17 Wtn a.nl(r usd Mt. Joe Lanl wbo beth ·11~are reimte4 to be ~.;;;;;~. u: ed~ ~":i·· rcw If conducted t ~mJ :~~ sa-·~~~::. ra - - aettt::l'"' ' cddldWt'J,. •can •"' ·' :'" · f1':• 'iLa.cc..tt.ud ·'' ''. ' . .' ·'' wlth Interment tn the A.:.o.. ~""' ...ei.CI.:r· Jlr. aod Mr•- B. 8 . ~of IU:!N-of We11abtu'l were week end ·.. :, . " . TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH ! , . ' ilRSt I'RIZE $2 50 00 IN CASH • SECOND PRIZE $100.00 IN CASH THtRO i'RIZE $50.00 IN ·CASH . \' NINE O'(HER CASH PRIZ~ CA!-'~AIGN CLOSES DECEMBER '4TH, 1933 Subac:rlptJono count the moat votes if. oecur,ed before Nov· 1 ~ber 18th, 1933, · • , •• , Campaip ~p~n to women and girla reaidin• jn circulation zone of the Daily Tribune and Tribune·Te1tigraph. . · ' 1 Th01e who e~ter 1nay go anywhere to &ec.ure ' subacriptiona. ' There io no restric:t~d territory. Votea are iuued in return for subac:riptions secured to either paper and the prizes will be awarded according to. who socure• 11101t votea. Subocriptions count the following number of votes fro~ now . until NOY. 18th. On that date their voting power decreasei i 20 · percent. ;. i Active C.adldates Mrs. Vivian Allensworth ¥rs. Nellie Bar$Q~ .Miu,Ada Mae Campbell .··~ MU&[C '' is :B.l}iles · . -·~ ''llfWtJj l ' -~ •~ ~ -aunl' gfteS·pgnor · Miss Irem! Grueser Mrs. G~y ijalnm Mrs. Edna 'Howard Mrs. Eae King :.~ ., Miss Leora Roush ·MiN Imogene Wilson . Miss Geneva' Williamson 'MiSs Lillian,.W"IIson MiSJ Winifred Wolfe Miss,Wanita1Ymiqg Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio -~ddleport, Qhio · ttntland; Ohro Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Letart Falls, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio , ,Pomeroy. Ohio Mason, W. VR. Racine, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio " f~ '' !' �> 1D ,, ' ' r:iJ:c~tQJJ'§ Tigers &d~ ,. LONGDALE c.m• 'l'iUOit:&~~. om&. ~ Mn. Hayen Roush and t'l-ll son11 .apem the wed eod with ~- ami un. "~ Ouy .B.Ouah and fanuly or . iillOOil Rim. )(r, and :r.rn. Homer Br.JWu uod tamU.r are ~pendlne a te.w daitl a\ Ad& •Oblo. &wr for Rose,' . 'j • ••• ' ,"'l\' • WEill<llSDAY, NOVP:>IBPJR Ill, 1033 ' s,tnitll Pro.ve·s He I" ohto ~~u to ol!er ~.,., ~ ' "" Qjg. We.ek End Is Y:I.Q Edrl.e Rlcktm:l spent Pridf.Y ol«bt. wit.tJ her aun\11, Ore. and L'!c ~ .. Rlclcard. 0111 Wolf and two son.~ D'll'JOD and Olen apent &®daY with I!a~n.ct Wolf and Iaatl.ly of Cell: Grov:e. l:!lCvera.l lrOtn thl.!i CODlOlUn ~ty jatteuqect revival at Letart S1 mda.y I .,..,, Mr. a.nd Mrs. w. P. Rol:lJl or New tt:aven were calllnJ on Mr. &ru'l 'Ml'l. D. L. Rlek&l'd Pritl&y . I Mll!- John McMUllan and aaugh~ ten attehded the birthday dinner . at Min vema Hud&Oti '11l.urad11.:;. Mr. and Mrs. stanley Han hDd .daUghter Isabelle spent Sunday with the :atttor'• parents, Mr. and Mrs. Okey Rowsh. ).'Jr. "aDd Mm. om WoJt ar ld ~~,.~for.-o1 .. ~ ·" . ~ IIWI.ily aiJ.Qnded t.lle e.h1Cken toaat r Saturday n ight at the .h.cwnc of 1 E. W . ~kens . · ' 1 " ANTIQUITY Wakt Ha.Uday anrt wife mof~ last week with. Llr!.ts Nichola 01' Oy~vUle. Sb.o.D Wlllaman, Ohio's sober ('OI:&Ch who l8 not glve11- to S U Derla~ lives, be11eves Smith a nd Carl era~ mer Rre the two backfield candidllt- . by and Mr-;. purch~d the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ~ '' • I The Cancttftfaw in The Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph Great :Prize Votiua O.n.,tpaign for $500 in Oash Prizes who turns in the most mone;y .-cured from new subscribers during this week ending N ovemb~r 26titJil,t 8 !».~- M. will receive FRE~ . . ~ ~'" "-1' 'AN .....·'~ ew ·( . '"' Whiclt~She May·- Select From the· Larft Assortment at the partment r tore The Candidate turning in the see-o nd greatest amount of money \ will receive FREE A $5.00 Pair of Shoes Which She May Select From the 'When ·youP. C! . Visits OUR c· Splendid Stock of the The s.,·cond p~J'·iqd.; ~the fantpaicn · .... ., ae~. ~turd\\r•~itht at &00 at which. ti~e tile··v.,.,,g ,va.lue ,, ttit"rtp:t~~ ~~~~·· ~efjUe,. . , .. . ·. ' -' . . ... q· .I I '•.' (01 ' '·~·~' ·' ' ". ••.... ··-~ . . ,.J - . •' • ' ... .J ' ~· • .,_. Gt Albany spent the week end wtUr hill parent.ll J. w. 811560n and wsre: ' ' 1' ' ~~ l : ! ' ' ·- ,~. i;. • ' ,. �> 1D ,, ' ' r:iJ:c~tQJJ'§ Tigers &d~ ,. LONGDALE c.m• 'l'iUOit:&~~. om&. ~ Mn. Hayen Roush and t'l-ll son11 .apem the wed eod with ~- ami un. "~ Ouy .B.Ouah and fanuly or . iillOOil Rim. )(r, and :r.rn. Homer Br.JWu uod tamU.r are ~pendlne a te.w daitl a\ Ad& •Oblo. &wr for Rose,' . 'j • ••• ' ,"'l\' • WEill<llSDAY, NOVP:>IBPJR Ill, 1033 ' s,tnitll Pro.ve·s He I" ohto ~~u to ol!er ~.,., ~ ' "" Qjg. We.ek End Is Y:I.Q Edrl.e Rlcktm:l spent Pridf.Y ol«bt. wit.tJ her aun\11, Ore. and L'!c ~ .. Rlclcard. 0111 Wolf and two son.~ D'll'JOD and Olen apent &®daY with I!a~n.ct Wolf and Iaatl.ly of Cell: Grov:e. l:!lCvera.l lrOtn thl.!i CODlOlUn ~ty jatteuqect revival at Letart S1 mda.y I .,..,, Mr. a.nd Mrs. w. P. Rol:lJl or New tt:aven were calllnJ on Mr. &ru'l 'Ml'l. D. L. Rlek&l'd Pritl&y . I Mll!- John McMUllan and aaugh~ ten attehded the birthday dinner . at Min vema Hud&Oti '11l.urad11.:;. Mr. and Mrs. stanley Han hDd .daUghter Isabelle spent Sunday with the :atttor'• parents, Mr. and Mrs. Okey Rowsh. ).'Jr. "aDd Mm. om WoJt ar ld ~~,.~for.-o1 .. ~ ·" . ~ IIWI.ily aiJ.Qnded t.lle e.h1Cken toaat r Saturday n ight at the .h.cwnc of 1 E. W . ~kens . · ' 1 " ANTIQUITY Wakt Ha.Uday anrt wife mof~ last week with. Llr!.ts Nichola 01' Oy~vUle. Sb.o.D Wlllaman, Ohio's sober ('OI:&Ch who l8 not glve11- to S U Derla~ lives, be11eves Smith a nd Carl era~ mer Rre the two backfield candidllt- . by and Mr-;. purch~d the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ~ '' • I The Cancttftfaw in The Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph Great :Prize Votiua O.n.,tpaign for $500 in Oash Prizes who turns in the most mone;y .-cured from new subscribers during this week ending N ovemb~r 26titJil,t 8 !».~- M. will receive FRE~ . . ~ ~'" "-1' 'AN .....·'~ ew ·( . '"' Whiclt~She May·- Select From the· Larft Assortment at the partment r tore The Candidate turning in the see-o nd greatest amount of money \ will receive FREE A $5.00 Pair of Shoes Which She May Select From the 'When ·youP. C! . Visits OUR c· Splendid Stock of the The s.,·cond p~J'·iqd.; ~the fantpaicn · .... ., ae~. ~turd\\r•~itht at &00 at which. ti~e tile··v.,.,,g ,va.lue ,, ttit"rtp:t~~ ~~~~·· ~efjUe,. . , .. . ·. ' -' . . ... q· .I I '•.' (01 ' '·~·~' ·' ' ". ••.... ··-~ . . ,.J - . •' • ' ... .J ' ~· • .,_. Gt Albany spent the week end wtUr hill parent.ll J. w. 811560n and wsre: ' ' 1' ' ~~ l : ! ' ' ·- ,~. i;. • ' ,. �'' .-••- \ . .... . '• ' • "• . ·AGII~ ' WEATHER-Cloudy, Plfl-'; - bably occasional rain In ~, South and rain or snow ~ _ • North portions tonig!lt· ' and Friday. EDITORIAL OFPICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS Omdt Phone 202.R FULL LEASED 1111'1 ftloran &lid Mull Matinee 4: P. M. WedDad&J • ATTENTION KNIGHTS TEMPLAR • The regular monthly conclave of Ohio Valley Commandery will be held at the aeylum in Pomeroy, Wednesday evening at the usual hour for aesembling. All Sir Knights are urgently requested to be present and apy sojourning Sir Knights are cordially invited to attend. Following the business session an oyster supper will be served. By Order Of The Eminent Commander. Atteat. L J. Heiner, Recorder. - Complicated Nature Arpment Prevento Quick Settlement Aa loaue -Complicated Enaland May Take ective Step If Dollar Drop Continuu Franc Drop Aa Gold Goes To London By HARRY K . REYNO~ INS Btaft' Correspondent LondJm, Nov. a3 - ~8 - ~ Th-, Brltlab covernmen.t ta considertns procedure for aetlon PrQte~tlve 1.!.1 the event of fUrther llharp depre· cfatson tn tbe dollar, t.Jonal Newa servtce le=:.rned toda-Y At The 1. 0. 0. F. UILIJ Wlth th'l ftnt otliclal PrelldeQt Rooaevelt's "' Friday Niaht NOVEMBER 24 pOUdta t.re PND tnde. MUSIC BY J. 0. 0 . P, SYNCOP.t.TORS Order-Mixed DatO<e• indlcat.lon monetacy atreet!na inter·Euro-- A l'•te or f6.50 to the pound belril mentiOned in omcial clrde.!l U the point Whtre Brltaln llhOUUI tjltervene, but -declaion wm dapeild t.'J)OlJ. triul~ report& which th" trt.aeury ls stlJdy1nl to detP.rmit\c a~tual trade damq:e . from Wash .. iMton'B CloU:ar Admiuion ' Conti 2SO plua tax LADIES 10 CENTS Tbll faotor wiltl dl&Clal~ eonftici Pranoe between FURNJSQ.INGS FOR MEN. We believe in keeplnr !he vell)r neweat idea• In furniobiDto for men. W<!'pride ouroelves in a new up-to-date atock at alltimeo. ' ' ' Wilaon Broa" terns In broaddolhr, madtras • 1\ \- ' '' .• , c),F. if~E . Jlf~WES)' WILSON '· BROS. ·N.ECKWIAR •'. 1 'Proctor ' Mi11, now in tharse of our SPECIAL DINING . ! ROOM 1SERVICE 'I Short Orden, Soup. · Cblll, lool and ·cold SandwiehH. Mrree Ple &ha& ple.,.e . &he m01' raa&l• dlou1 appellte1. '' $ .60 HERE'S A I :', ' ' ,. :' '\ ! ! RI;AL OPPORTUNITY ' • . ~o 'l et CLUB RESTAURANT ' •~ral huo>dnod Christrrw! What a prc~ent-and you -- . _,_.. Why not tty ltl All you have to do lo write us a ohon le<M, telling uo how a KeWI..- {orChmmuu. l'ii!.Sidn, Kid:, Suede and M~ All.._ '2·45 Sport SWEATERS Zlp(te'r Ftont In Crew necll , V -nMk or turt.lff neek. $}.45 TO '2·95 I , Buy Now For Thanka1ivin1 in the Store For Men and Boya SOc .........,..,.. If, In d1e opln!on of the Judges, your letter ~ 1 the kcenat desire for a Kelvlnatm for Chtiatmao, you can have ~~Ice of any f~vlnol!Qr .ln the ''ljhe. lf ill one '-of the . ', ~ " -, ...i" t\iitill~rln yoohome bct'ore Chriotmas momlng, • !!' The oimple rul.. are ohown at ri&hL Start to<lay- wrl,. your letter -now and, If. )'Oil care to, phone the dealer for free Entty Blank and stamped enwlope In which I<> oend uo your letter, Think of ~\'ing a· Kel\'inaror for ' .w ..,_ .W.Ithl. ' - . . - .bo ; o.-a.. ISih, IIW. ~ ...... CUI"..... ...... at~ -tho= '"' ~ motion ' IOvernot' l&id he 1 I vlr1e0d after lnveltlpttiii' that he hid 1'80ne wt.lklna away trom the ~where he aa a. prison taborer a.r. •' sw, w1. - , . "'w......:O...d~~ .. ~ ~,:'jllif~ liil •. :,.., ~?'?'"~"'"': . ' :-vr.ry. .~' t. . . ' ' - ~r,.ilaiWo .....-liloriu>, ... •.., · ................ - ., .... ,.....,&..lra.lo...ttho;. ...... ... t....... -~,~~.......,""'" ... bo ........... .., ...._no bu,a • Lt.Nt.r Hf8n Dac.....,1W.,IIlthnNllsMlu..4atl . ·~ft~. OW•J) Purity Ice Cream ~ Bottling Co~. Middleport Sehatler Electric ·l li; Raeinf Gilmo~IiiiOlUi~tJY:Pome~y ., . -,. ' "'""' del~ of normal the two natlona of hope In wu lt p~etUre ror h~ recent .otlona llulcoOI'J'. B• • TOWN TJiREATENED BY FOREST BLAZE 61,11cat. ...... ..,, H CALL AT OUR SHOWROOM FOR FULL DETArLS Flnt ln Pomeroy Ooldwyn-,...,. ... thu ZSI ................ Old, fleb CUlt. 'or, y.,:,.·,.= ., ~, ,e.~~ · ~te;d, .· .~~2 Myou~w:n ~\ '" '"·" ) .'a-r ·~ - ~ ; SOCKS, in oilk and wool, fancy Patterna , ....~ ................. . ........_ _.. not Cll'lb.la - • - Nov. :aa-JNB-LM Trao;y, fUm star, today waa to fonnaDy notlf~ of hli from the employ of the Hollywood, HERE AlE THE IDLES , """",...want Wilaon Broo. DRESS GLOVES Ao Roovlt of Olfe~t•ive Conduct Before Mexican HollcLoy CroWd • L want a Kclvinatm for Christmaa- mi&ht just u well have one. KELVINwould rather have It than moot any· '(1ATOR CoRPORATION, '4700 Plymouth thi,. ebe. Well, here ill your oppor- ' O.rrok, Michiran, tunity "' Ket one-abJol...,ly {ru. \ 11ft -- aKelvlnator free for Christmas ' II KE many other women, you probably There Actor Loses Job ·With Film Firm ' By GEORGE R. HOL)II!B, lN8 stall (lorre8p0ndmt President LD1 AnJcl!l, lleolllonto ot hlJII!de Nov. 'l'ujunp, suburb, 11ear PUadena, to ftee from t.heir u a crimlon tide ot beyond · qmtrol tram In which 1. apectacu!Ar since 9 o'~ � 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. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 22, 1933 adams craig edgar sivets