http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6064d76fcac57dea1f7b03db402f556d.pdf 400617418c8a693740a5cbf4a96ea3ee PDF Text Text .. .. • ...... ..... ~ ., {.jJ, OHf l • 01110. ou n s 0 TO ONE DEMOCRAT ,, I ., 1F'eaturin C I unl ow PPr<::-:.~~0:. Ol Mll Ia" at school ..,., ly M Throuf !J ·(• FULL In a 'c Party ,,. 0 -R. IH IT F Of The ;) J l - I I ou 011\ of Th 38-L; if the BusioeM T 8£ / AY ~rji c . MIN TRHI T G•• PI ....'"• •• s RU l Of VOTERS REP l ANS 'TO AV T E MN IN ST T OFFI~E ve HARM•ONY FOR 0 10 JOIIS rS dest .:• ' Up en e Of Win Loser of Campaia~ r B H. ' vo ,, ·'' I I'· - ' T oter~ I ei coun •andeaI nk IIJ ! e vot .lJf appr tahon ' f 0 y. I ' cut I ' ' • my .. ou • e II ' v.ct.l,t'. me a' ' .' e Electri~ Th tr every ,, ·; ... • -,: I wiah to • : l\ •eat end ' I ,lw ,. •:: anko · '' • me 1 \ I I ' y t H er, A. ' GE r • offi 10 vln elected m )' n ' t J~ V TOR �•' • ' .' ' I ..&011 .....- - . News. ., GREGC-'••no m.t · --,- Ycllow Jatk~ts To=~= :~~ambe:veth~ot~ mu'h more ihan a modlocre per· WUiatwnpt., wjthotand llave.'Tough' tt e ,...,....,., B ' a' ' 1 ] · the a.dvancea of the op))OIIIna • Even1n1 , The Yellow Jacket~~o are prtlparlnll: far their flnal appew"Moe heN! be~ ton the ThanJcaa:tvme: pme brlnteJ , .. Wella~ ton eleven. - When :W'ellaton Go I d e ll Rod1 Come Here Frid.ay . . - ~, 1 waugh, Qttle quart.erbo.Ck tor the Wellston team &eems t.o be the out,.. xtnndlnl per:l'ormer, and acoordlnx t.n advance notlcea wiU be on hand to Jlve thtl Jaoketa J)lenty of tl'OU• ble from the defen:dve &nale, Under ordlnary condtU6ns. Mid· dlcport shOuld hove _ IJLtle , trouble w1th Wellston, but ~veral plate8 have ~ out In the pre· gent team and the GOlden RoM may I a elaie to the ~t ~euon, when t.he7 meet the Welblt.on Golden Rodb Don't Miss 'I'hese Values Me Prlday nlabL. Wellat:mt, with a. recmd that 1a stand ready to take a.dvant..,e or --" r*•. and.apint J4ra, Bd"'f!'bl &lriWI:er &Qaay here far frodi being enVIable wUl Come: thO$e weat spot&. . htn! Flrld'ay ln a~mpt to place one We~ baa won One le&.Bue. conmOt'\!- win In the'r cOlumiUI ln the. test out or nve and o.re restlns. only B~utbeailtern Ohio t.eque. . ' anlt poalt:lon from the rella.r, 'Whlle :The JW!k.Bt.R, who lu.ve pl'ffl'lente4 Middleport hae split lobe pre&ent ----~~~~-,-.-- f sclJ,edti1e with 2 and 2 and reat In fol'lrth posltlOIL vleUIJtcn wUI ~ome hel'e to attempt to dllllodie Mlddle~t from. that ~:~lace and al<lo to advance a little themselves. Th contest wUl be&:ln under the , .\ NERVE SEDATIVE Ught.s.. Frlda.y night at ll o'clock, the last night game or the season here. ,Non-habit formlna:. .Reeonunended ln. cases or Epilepsy, Hysterta, N8rvouane~. Bleez,itaaneiJII, Neu· I BIRTHDAY PAILTY ~ Nervous DyrrpeJ)IIa and Ner. Miss Bara. Louise Soott. enterv~us Irritation, N~rvom Headache , talned at their home, l"il"l''t Aveand Nervous .Disturbances. Buy nue and Main 11 treet, wath a aur· a · Mtt.}e toclny. prise ~:~arty bonorlnl , the blrth~ay n~lverso.ry or her ,m'oi.her, · Mi·s. PRICE Sl.ot Hollis scott Wednesday evenin~t: Sold B, Three tables •of bridge were tn PlaY ~Nn reli.JIVA - Money.;.&ving Value& . ' STANSO NERVJNE WHY PAY MORE . 'I D. A. &. MEE'I'DIO The Daughtet'l ot ~ American I 1 Th•1 StansburY Rmc Oo• 1 Mlddlf!port llhfo. • ' ' Y "'"'ol~~on wtll meet. Prlday aRer- friends. DeUclous refi'Wunent.s M:re Nov. 11, at the home of Mrs. served. TUrnbull at ' Pom.y. A P~~otle service wtU be coilducted wttb Rev. P. I. Gardner, PMtm' ot the Church' of ~rllt deUvertQ \he lf,d4J;'eaa. A p8PI!lr. wblch wi.U bfl of, ~lllnterest, wlll be read by , ~- Leah Bduwrer. 8PeCII4 D'IAli-fc · e.Jso been arranre4 1pr the I unoughuut. the evenlni. ~rs . Walter HnJTls ancJ Mrs. ChD.ileG E Smith were a wn~Cd t\r~t I ·!~~ ~~on~--~r~ l~~~-r~s~cUvely Mrs. Scott. wu the roolplen t of a aet at dllhes fi12m her love~ extended attend ttJ CHANGES (C0Dtlnuecl l>tt.IDift.l~ ()ne) When the erywa 1ave three I lnexpenoi'le Prucription Guar&llteed to Stop Rli!'..,.tic Paina "'""''"•"I Tho•an6t ;kiJfiiHJ astonlllhed ,ri.tft &B hew nlid. .. :;j~~ H ;. - ~-------,., Stop Thl\t Cough · Fr~ Bologna, good grade, 3 lbs ..... 25e Fresh Oysters, pint tin ............ ,. .125e Fresh Frankfurters, pound . . . . . . . . . . l2c: New Bulk ·Krllut; e;octra good, 4 lbs .... 15c SeedleFs RaiSins; ftesh stoek, 3 lbs... . 25c CaiTots, 5 pounds' : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14e Pal'l!nips, 5· pounds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14e New Com Meal, l 0 lb. bag . . . . . . . . . . 15c Salt 4 lbs.. .... . .......... 25e 3 pkgs. " • " . 25c Cutters, all for 34c jar only .. ..... . 15c ...... , .... .. 2& pound....... , , .... 1r;n~~,~~,:·~~~~~; 'pound . .. •No Matter How It Hao . H;...,' o.. 24c 22c .. .. ..... ' .... 10<: qua.rt can . .. .. .. 10<: , quart can . 10<: ?'). Corn H1¥y Btens 4 ... 1Qi Tci111•to~ 2 ~19c ' ~~ ~. 1Qc' 'hl1••' ' 1)/'~ . '?:1- Uc loll4 ~r .' . • iO ltc ' ' 1,.~~ r \:;!'. 'i ,,~ ' ' ..' llis. The wi,nner can't !rave Ute coun· , I' '·' ',. ~us~ dedicate cornera\ObOB and ,., t<i ... "" vlslwr8 .•.~! .n 1 times. The loser tmn 10 w~ere he &slrea a.nd can flab withe)tit the l , helP of the Marines and the Secret 1 I Bervl.cc. ·W•rtc•• t ••·•••' ' p. • • -~.· , .V ,· ' •• tO· ban Ill ,, U:atlll'uollt J •o~:r.r· 1.fc 'II !!laue .\ 11 · orMite t'ryolol ' \ ' \ dkr \ l ' II I, '' 'I' ' ' .~ .~ Ftesh 1'~1*,(," and vcgetables . . '• ' .. ~~ , : Swtlfit · ' I ' z .... I Villi!'i\cia MidiItan Nfi~· ;Hiw¥!tobaeco~·: i~ Luckies mild 'VTE buy the nnat,the very finest W tobaccos in all ·the world- 't-"'·---' , .. w... tlit - ---_ ...,_.. ' ' ~ ' . --,) but that does not explain why folks everywhere regar4 Lucky Strike as the mildest cigarette. The fact is, we never overlook the truth that "Natutt' in die Raw is Seldom Mild"-so. dtese nne . tobaccos, after }l1'0PCr agiog and . ' ' mellowing, are then given the benefit of that Lucky Strike pari· fying process, described by the words-"It's toasted". That'; ' why folks in every city, town and hamlet say that J..ilckics are such mild �•' • ' .' ' I ..&011 .....- - . News. ., GREGC-'••no m.t · --,- Ycllow Jatk~ts To=~= :~~ambe:veth~ot~ mu'h more ihan a modlocre per· WUiatwnpt., wjthotand llave.'Tough' tt e ,...,....,., B ' a' ' 1 ] · the a.dvancea of the op))OIIIna • Even1n1 , The Yellow Jacket~~o are prtlparlnll: far their flnal appew"Moe heN! be~ ton the ThanJcaa:tvme: pme brlnteJ , .. Wella~ ton eleven. - When :W'ellaton Go I d e ll Rod1 Come Here Frid.ay . . - ~, 1 waugh, Qttle quart.erbo.Ck tor the Wellston team &eems t.o be the out,.. xtnndlnl per:l'ormer, and acoordlnx t.n advance notlcea wiU be on hand to Jlve thtl Jaoketa J)lenty of tl'OU• ble from the defen:dve &nale, Under ordlnary condtU6ns. Mid· dlcport shOuld hove _ IJLtle , trouble w1th Wellston, but ~veral plate8 have ~ out In the pre· gent team and the GOlden RoM may I a elaie to the ~t ~euon, when t.he7 meet the Welblt.on Golden Rodb Don't Miss 'I'hese Values Me Prlday nlabL. Wellat:mt, with a. recmd that 1a stand ready to take a.dvant..,e or --" r*•. and.apint J4ra, Bd"'f!'bl &lriWI:er &Qaay here far frodi being enVIable wUl Come: thO$e weat spot&. . htn! Flrld'ay ln a~mpt to place one We~ baa won One le&.Bue. conmOt'\!- win In the'r cOlumiUI ln the. test out or nve and o.re restlns. only B~utbeailtern Ohio t.eque. . ' anlt poalt:lon from the rella.r, 'Whlle :The JW!k.Bt.R, who lu.ve pl'ffl'lente4 Middleport hae split lobe pre&ent ----~~~~-,-.-- f sclJ,edti1e with 2 and 2 and reat In fol'lrth posltlOIL vleUIJtcn wUI ~ome hel'e to attempt to dllllodie Mlddle~t from. that ~:~lace and al<lo to advance a little themselves. Th contest wUl be&:ln under the , .\ NERVE SEDATIVE Ught.s.. Frlda.y night at ll o'clock, the last night game or the season here. ,Non-habit formlna:. .Reeonunended ln. cases or Epilepsy, Hysterta, N8rvouane~. Bleez,itaaneiJII, Neu· I BIRTHDAY PAILTY ~ Nervous DyrrpeJ)IIa and Ner. Miss Bara. Louise Soott. enterv~us Irritation, N~rvom Headache , talned at their home, l"il"l''t Aveand Nervous .Disturbances. Buy nue and Main 11 treet, wath a aur· a · Mtt.}e toclny. prise ~:~arty bonorlnl , the blrth~ay n~lverso.ry or her ,m'oi.her, · Mi·s. PRICE Sl.ot Hollis scott Wednesday evenin~t: Sold B, Three tables •of bridge were tn PlaY ~Nn reli.JIVA - Money.;.&ving Value& . ' STANSO NERVJNE WHY PAY MORE . 'I D. A. &. MEE'I'DIO The Daughtet'l ot ~ American I 1 Th•1 StansburY Rmc Oo• 1 Mlddlf!port llhfo. • ' ' Y "'"'ol~~on wtll meet. Prlday aRer- friends. DeUclous refi'Wunent.s M:re Nov. 11, at the home of Mrs. served. TUrnbull at ' Pom.y. A P~~otle service wtU be coilducted wttb Rev. P. I. Gardner, PMtm' ot the Church' of ~rllt deUvertQ \he lf,d4J;'eaa. A p8PI!lr. wblch wi.U bfl of, ~lllnterest, wlll be read by , ~- Leah Bduwrer. 8PeCII4 D'IAli-fc · e.Jso been arranre4 1pr the I unoughuut. the evenlni. ~rs . Walter HnJTls ancJ Mrs. ChD.ileG E Smith were a wn~Cd t\r~t I ·!~~ ~~on~--~r~ l~~~-r~s~cUvely Mrs. Scott. wu the roolplen t of a aet at dllhes fi12m her love~ extended attend ttJ CHANGES (C0Dtlnuecl l>tt.IDift.l~ ()ne) When the erywa 1ave three I lnexpenoi'le Prucription Guar&llteed to Stop Rli!'..,.tic Paina "'""''"•"I Tho•an6t ;kiJfiiHJ astonlllhed ,ri.tft &B hew nlid. .. :;j~~ H ;. - ~-------,., Stop Thl\t Cough · Fr~ Bologna, good grade, 3 lbs ..... 25e Fresh Oysters, pint tin ............ ,. .125e Fresh Frankfurters, pound . . . . . . . . . . l2c: New Bulk ·Krllut; e;octra good, 4 lbs .... 15c SeedleFs RaiSins; ftesh stoek, 3 lbs... . 25c CaiTots, 5 pounds' : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14e Pal'l!nips, 5· pounds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14e New Com Meal, l 0 lb. bag . . . . . . . . . . 15c Salt 4 lbs.. .... . .......... 25e 3 pkgs. " • " . 25c Cutters, all for 34c jar only .. ..... . 15c ...... , .... .. 2& pound....... , , .... 1r;n~~,~~,:·~~~~~; 'pound . .. •No Matter How It Hao . H;...,' o.. 24c 22c .. .. ..... ' .... 10<: qua.rt can . .. .. .. 10<: , quart can . 10<: ?'). Corn H1¥y Btens 4 ... 1Qi Tci111•to~ 2 ~19c ' ~~ ~. 1Qc' 'hl1••' ' 1)/'~ . '?:1- Uc loll4 ~r .' . • iO ltc ' ' 1,.~~ r \:;!'. 'i ,,~ ' ' ..' llis. The wi,nner can't !rave Ute coun· , I' '·' ',. ~us~ dedicate cornera\ObOB and ,., t<i ... "" vlslwr8 .•.~! .n 1 times. The loser tmn 10 w~ere he &slrea a.nd can flab withe)tit the l , helP of the Marines and the Secret 1 I Bervl.cc. ·W•rtc•• t ••·•••' ' p. • • -~.· , .V ,· ' •• tO· ban Ill ,, U:atlll'uollt J •o~:r.r· 1.fc 'II !!laue .\ 11 · orMite t'ryolol ' \ ' \ dkr \ l ' II I, '' 'I' ' ' .~ .~ Ftesh 1'~1*,(," and vcgetables . . '• ' .. ~~ , : Swtlfit · ' I ' z .... I Villi!'i\cia MidiItan Nfi~· ;Hiw¥!tobaeco~·: i~ Luckies mild 'VTE buy the nnat,the very finest W tobaccos in all ·the world- 't-"'·---' , .. w... tlit - ---_ ...,_.. ' ' ~ ' . --,) but that does not explain why folks everywhere regar4 Lucky Strike as the mildest cigarette. The fact is, we never overlook the truth that "Natutt' in die Raw is Seldom Mild"-so. dtese nne . tobaccos, after }l1'0PCr agiog and . ' ' mellowing, are then given the benefit of that Lucky Strike pari· fying process, described by the words-"It's toasted". That'; ' why folks in every city, town and hamlet say that J..ilckics are such mild �." .... .'7 •• .' r '~ . ' 10, i93~ ~ tald. .. : ' . ' . .' •• ,,-;' wbtte fe- bmJnd. sun4 1n rtsht J!Dw&:d ~ll. Books, Ends and Linesmen -ra, l wial\ to '"~~~~ nly oincere ltianlu _ io the Voter• of, Meic• County who .0 IOy•lly Pstl>SKEV oupported me in the eleetion for Prot.ate ··OF MICH IGAJ\l·· Judce. I will try to dioch.arce tii.e duties of the office in a way that you wiii never ··Gfa.EATESI E.NO I.V~E MIDOI.E" WESI ··lED IS Al-SO COI.ONI!:~ . 4REI!U AM4'1EUR l!oOXINI. CONTEST! regret the vote. AN , ~X"CELI.EN'r N~- ~--· ......,..". OR. BAC:K.,AJ.JD ' spent TU!sdii:y Mra. · E. 0. nili· KIPKE ~ USS: HIM IA.I <' • .... ....' +.... Mr~;. F'OSt'riOJiJ! ~ •. Wbat have yoU, learned a:nd MH.xlm! Har- : · Mi&<i it"onnlo Wolf, E'I~E!:ta ' ; s. A. MtCULLOU'Gfl M. L. FurbetJ hRd 1JUt$1:l:s, Prof. and '4rs· v.;:Kt litiJc daught.cr, . Mason. s11d Miss ElsiP Ra.nd&ll Pa."r1>0ns of Saxon Sunday with his if&fldplltEm'ts, Mrs. w. R. Pan;ous. G~·rtrln iCI•ovublnd . 1:pc\.1L :v...ccorrnltk ot the week end With tt.l#Dt.; )~~n: Jo'utt.ce and famtv. . L. Proffitt aiu:l Lee Honllt trtp tu Oharleflton. bu sln~ss Portiand Hotel Hillsboro (LARGEST ALL-YEAR tfOTEL) ttlday in the New -DIIkertitr? . T~dk with almoot any women -..,. - you . . wiD find her amazinll1· ipfoiinecl Oil rita· mio, bal~ dieto, refdpntioa, · hoiuehold oanitation, labor oarinc, faaiily hJ· ciene, table aad-ltome deefitlltillft.: w•tth her_du"!nl her day .,.t ~· yill fli,id ~er el'llplo}'lnllb'lo- IIIIW b~w)e4,. ft~r fj.e p..Ovement ollivlnc. - I ·: '• ' .,,,....... ~ . ·,.-,\.' ; . ~~ ' I• ;!" • - . '' r. \1 · • ·' • :'II ·' I ' / " ' 1Dl• �." .... .'7 •• .' r '~ . ' 10, i93~ ~ tald. .. : ' . ' . .' •• ,,-;' wbtte fe- bmJnd. sun4 1n rtsht J!Dw&:d ~ll. Books, Ends and Linesmen -ra, l wial\ to '"~~~~ nly oincere ltianlu _ io the Voter• of, Meic• County who .0 IOy•lly Pstl>SKEV oupported me in the eleetion for Prot.ate ··OF MICH IGAJ\l·· Judce. I will try to dioch.arce tii.e duties of the office in a way that you wiii never ··Gfa.EATESI E.NO I.V~E MIDOI.E" WESI ··lED IS Al-SO COI.ONI!:~ . 4REI!U AM4'1EUR l!oOXINI. CONTEST! regret the vote. AN , ~X"CELI.EN'r N~- ~--· ......,..". OR. BAC:K.,AJ.JD ' spent TU!sdii:y Mra. · E. 0. nili· KIPKE ~ USS: HIM IA.I <' • .... ....' +.... Mr~;. F'OSt'riOJiJ! ~ •. Wbat have yoU, learned a:nd MH.xlm! Har- : · Mi&<i it"onnlo Wolf, E'I~E!:ta ' ; s. A. MtCULLOU'Gfl M. L. FurbetJ hRd 1JUt$1:l:s, Prof. and '4rs· v.;:Kt litiJc daught.cr, . Mason. s11d Miss ElsiP Ra.nd&ll Pa."r1>0ns of Saxon Sunday with his if&fldplltEm'ts, Mrs. w. R. Pan;ous. G~·rtrln iCI•ovublnd . 1:pc\.1L :v...ccorrnltk ot the week end With tt.l#Dt.; )~~n: Jo'utt.ce and famtv. . L. Proffitt aiu:l Lee Honllt trtp tu Oharleflton. bu sln~ss Portiand Hotel Hillsboro (LARGEST ALL-YEAR tfOTEL) ttlday in the New -DIIkertitr? . T~dk with almoot any women -..,. - you . . wiD find her amazinll1· ipfoiinecl Oil rita· mio, bal~ dieto, refdpntioa, · hoiuehold oanitation, labor oarinc, faaiily hJ· ciene, table aad-ltome deefitlltillft.: w•tth her_du"!nl her day .,.t ~· yill fli,id ~er el'llplo}'lnllb'lo- IIIIW b~w)e4,. ft~r fj.e p..Ovement ollivlnc. - I ·: '• ' .,,,....... ~ . ·,.-,\.' ; . ~~ ' I• ;!" • - . '' r. \1 · • ·' • :'II ·' I ' / " ' 1Dl• �• ' •i -,J 4r •.,~, o:uo( ,, S'I.\Tt " ~I 'l'lllliUII)AY, NOVIJII:IID 10, ltSt '1'1111 DAILY - · OIIID. c' ' ' • a. READERS' NOTICE -r- U you want the Newa Olllee of 'Tbe Dally Tribune, call 2S6.L; If tbe Buolneaa Olllce aok for 202-R. wu~ ~~AS.l.. ~ ..: Saturday pnenlly loll' In 11114 . . nuniM In Nortb pcmlon. ~ ; t. •: w. v.: SJ'IO'II' and mQCb COlder tat~ .!'Jl:. 1?" FULL LEASED WIRE OF Friday Saturd~y and HUNDREDS ARE •••• s Cotton ribbed, . ., . . . 89e 2 For $1.50 Cotton Ribbed . . . . . 69e 2 For $1.00 Part Wool RelfUiar $1.25 Value at ............ $1.00 otbm- pr.epltaUtiWI llttWon or lhe 50c-89c: CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS High Neck, Long Sleeves, ankle length, Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, ank· le length; Dutch neck, elbow sleeves short. SOc SUIT QUILT BATTING • Coats colored and black-with wonderful Manchurian Wolff collars and cuffs$15.00 VALUES, SPECIAL $7.75 Coats in a vm·iety of color-Beautiful FmR- Wolff, Fox, Mannot, etc.,- ... 19e, 25c,29e DIXIE MAID QUILTED COTTON Especially made for a bed quilt, one piece- $25.00 Valuea $14.95 POMEROY H. S. Biggest values evet· ever shown in Coats. ~ede, Brown, Black, in c()lors, trimmed in Beave!', Skunk, OppO!SSUrrl; Fox, Squirrel, Mink- in fact all the expensive flll'S--for · cuffs and collars·, 'I , 39c ' 5U.R ' . ' ..~!~, ~ ' i .. · .... .. , .... $1.00 to $1.95.·'; • 81yk• . .. .. ........................ .... . $1.95 La.tlles Wooll!n Sklr&a, t~lll!l&ftt !d7le1 .. . . . . ;t $J~M l.adlPM q.nd Mbnws all wool JOV.J ... >1 !'I'! ' Pall OvPr S•-ealerR, the ap to,.date eolon and "CUiu.:tE" ' .su•.a~ li ) i l i '1 •· . '· .~ ~ $1.95 •· ~ -~ n&!ssa· · . \ as-. .J>1!res you of •quality and: s,ty)e plus. AJI with two 1·, I ',1' .,,, . . ; . *J8·71l $25·0() I d \~i'M !' .• Ladl~ Tra,el C,l'fiiN\· ~~~- - .. .; . .. .. . ..-, .. ..·· 1'he name "Curlee" pair trotiRerR. to 0~ For !'lt~l Wl!ar .... . . ';',,' . .. . .. .. . .. ·.; . •~••• ...;. , . .. .. , D~ a:ce'llrrild In varloWJ parts of London when individuals tailed to observe the two-mlnut.e perlod 'o f ,sllenoe. ShocJr:ed by tbla unp~tdented ~e~~pect to the war dea.d, J.ndltnan\ crowdR set1 1•\llln lhe · - and thra&hed them .eeveret,v. . The pollee· Jt"ete faced wltb. a dHilcll,l.t P&'Q~'""' :~u.t 1a eve-ry eleOted to a~ anent .._..,,~ the , j • •· ,,, .... , noW ..... . ft"J.Inc~b, ~t\. hat, $5· YAIIII.. tiOW u:sO~ 110.,. ,,,.,.., .. "• .... Br1tfl.4n'tl trlld.ltloni!Jly sol.. · ebl.n observa.nce ot a.rmiRtloec do.y. t ' ·' ......·•r to-Jp,y ~rrtict .. SJICIAJ .SI.$2:.50'·v··- Children's .•••·"'. •• • ''. •• • London.. NoV~ 11-INB-M1n.or un- e~~lo~nt. <lemon&t.rattons ALL WOOL SW~A'PERS, heavy black slip-overs : \; : '~011Tj')~ BI'!&"NM1,'S :r "'l. ' 1 I• t•; . I l .•~,.. ' '; ' i i Size'WXSO .,, :Plain tan or ·Grey 1 Plaid in all colors. ·· · : · , Sale 2 li~ f1~ • tlUt and Finislied : 's1b'gle •. •. ., PAIJT :WOOL ·' ; Bl.ANitETS '' !,·~· Size 72x84 · Beautiful Plaids, all ~ Co10l8 Sale $1.95 Pair PULL AWAY SHEETS For Friday and Satmday Only Size 81x99 Free from All Filling ·Sale, 2 for $1.00 ' PRINTS . Guaranteed fut colon . COOPER UNDERWEAR ..... finest in Union Suits. . ·-·The . ' . tOe ' Yard PRII';tS Fruit of the Loom Greece, Hungary Unable To Pay . ouato' D4!eide IIIII Admii>!fii.lrioot to Let ~m­ E,....,. peaa Debt PolicJ' new and ~ew Ostrich clo\11:;-A bi~ selection.-A big Ih!e of silk and) wool. · , :TSCINHATS ...... .. ·. : . , ·.. .' ...... $5.00 ;.iJ.I.LOitY HATS ........... , .. .. . .. $3.50 :.~!·~~~~~~to 62 ... ....... ' .. .. ' Othera $1.00 to 13.00 I wiah PAN Wonde.rful quality, new 'patterns-We will replace 411Y garment made of Peter 'Pan Prints' if it fades. 19e A to thank the ftl;m of Met;i count, ' vote l receiveol at for the verJ the election NO... 8th. El.,:t. Yard. • ~0 the pE~oM&p of a mea«Urt 1'110'tifJ1nr the Volstead Act. dtbouJ)l drf leaders aald t.bey ran ntop 'he iScJUtllllliii'D "--- ~ta I .T.. . ' ... Wiped Out By G~!'at , , Tidal Wave . " - .. FOLLOWING STOR~ Dead, 400 Mislliii; Only Four Howoea . Left Standinr By CLIFli'OR.D H. OAt.LO\vA,y; IN&st41f~pondent HOSIERY SALE . ..... " cl .... Pair No. 6801 Chiffon COATANDDRISS .. 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