http://66.213.69.5/files/original/de25d54618a074f59965b1339ac8f948.pdf 22c18c5c1eb2c21b69d662557b6e1ce7 PDF Text Text 'IJA illl l TF :JI .tO STH~ ll 'JSt iJII HIG H S T A'ID ll TH AVl . ., INC ~REA RiY 8[N0 IS lN SURVEY C:) L UM3'JS 0 • f) >l CROWD HEARS PROGRAM RESENTED BY MUSIC CLUB EDITORIAL OFFICE a Phone 236-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 2Q2-R .. un~ ERNATIONA L NEWS SERVlCE. FULL u en ·Never before have we assemble such a fin~ as~ i~rtment of practical ~fts for "Him" at no advanc~ • • • m·pnces. • AOMIN·ISTR WILL C~NTINUE lt'l N'nl It'l :ba The Tribune ~U~IN£5~ ~~USES Fighting NRA Czar WITH INEW OE~L' lntetview "Strairht Ahead" Into New Year Ia Preoidential Motto Cbriotmas Buyiq Thru· out Nation Showa 18% lncreaae MORE MONEY NEEDED SOUTH LEADING I I In Gains Ao Pay Rolla . For C.W.A. Jump To . $60,000,000 Weekly To Keep Recovery Move• Goinr, To Be Furnished By Congreu New York, BY GEORGE R HOLMES INS Sta1r Correspondent . Wlllhlnaton, Dec. 19-INSSLrata~t. Nlead With the new deal ;FEATURE NEW PATTERNS • I'· • The practical ilft. Tbl8 waa the admlDiltraUon's AeeWied. of holdint a "company watehword todlly aa year•tmd con-- dominated" election of empiOJees' ferences developed plans and spec!· repl'8llentativea tn the Ohio and tlc&t10ns for eontlnulnB lndeflnlteiY Weai Virginia plan$1 of his com.~ thl.' recovery meaaura now iq OP· panr,• Eme.t T. Weir (above). u atton. Congress wlll supply the Qba rman of the Wtlrton Steel Com.~ n eteeaary authority where It is pany. hu been tbreat6ned by Genfound to be needed. eral Johnson, NRA head1 with reThe RFC trecoruJtructlon rma.nce moval of Blue EaRle in Bicnia, thu• 1orporat1onl , g1&11-t parent of the bl'iqi.Dc the d:fspute Dearer a cour e!lowdowJ\. ol.pha.betlcal l'eCOYery institutions, is to ·be rtven a new lease oo lite, with up to •1,000.000,000 In fresh mGq!y The corp_oratlcn now Is vir· ' You cllnnot select any appreciated. only funds enoua:h fo opera~ untU eongreu meets. n has loaned or otherwLo;e You get hia oize and 'Sieeve length then ael- dlapo6ed or some U .232,000,000 11} ite far·ftuna operations among gift that will be any more tuaUy broke, havin1 mtn&etrauon) .still has 18 tv go under ttl statutory but certain phases or It, the PRA <pnsldent'& oortment. · ment OTHER SHIRTS $1.00 to $2.50 SILK SCARFS ,.._n4-madl1! lleauut.l pat· Reef"' and s-.as.re&. New ~rnf. ' ' dealps, '2·45 . ; Othero SSe to $1.50 ' "~Jlttrera ..,., """' TIE and 'KERCHIEF SET · ·'' .• 95c to $3.95 A HAT. $1.50 Is alw&.)'l appn!Cfiated. IIIII'! !iell'!tltlon at. ·TIE and SOC~S SET A l $1.50 •' '; oJ GLOVES l"lp.kln, ~uthm and £ape, OTHERI. GIFTS ' . Visit Morh., •UP·on. Rao.. .. · · $1 .00 Clp,.lle Llrbter . $1.45 Tie Collar A-nd Tie Holcllr t~PIECE Silk HOSE and sa• and Boys Shirts . . ... . . .. . .. . . 79c Tie Sets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66c Sweater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.45 Blue Melton Jackets . ... $3.45 . SOc other. 3&e ~ $1.oo , I .... ...•• """ lbo .., .... ~ . 4 • • f ~·~' ....Ueml ! ' I • •> ··.!!.+ tl ' *2·50 TONIGB'l' Other& $1.65 to $3 aiHl w.....,., "SITTING Thelma Todd. Shoris: Tanan. JIINIII lut.IM ..... 1.fU. llirlall Katln:tt • •• • .., ......., . Fancy Suspon- .1.00 L_. a1HI 1WIRH. ~~ ! > .Clhampalp ;,and' 1nladeer ,~ ~~ Zip- pel' ' an4 baAon h'Oot., Ia "i. ll ~t~ : .~,· .,.; ... ~ · ... 11 · ~ - 1 ~ " "'" ' ·: -· . • .. I' eol~ I Othen $4;95 to $&95 " OPEN . OPEN 'PRETTY" laok Oaklt, Glapr Baprl, Jaek Haler, Picnn. 81~ $1.50 Boxed""""''" · .. $1.00 . 'D:.:.;A;.;,;N;,;;C;;.IN;.;G;..LAD~_!: at the nirht, for and 21ie-Sandwich :c'}J:.,oe aDd tonb!J the evan- ' Theatre ......... PINOCHLE PLAYERS ' "·"') 0.11 ••• JACKETS ,_,..,. II'WO·&o» bol;& f " ""' $1.00 ... """', ' ' . "i' ... .. $U~O Bill ..... SUEDE dy~ BDtton n4 .Up-on Tae.,., ' $7.75 WoeL New ,a.&temL E~NINGS 1 EVENINGS UNTIL ' UNTIL CHRISn,tAS ' . .. $3.50 MIHiary 8e.. · ... OUR BOYS DEPPARTMENT Knicker Suits .( be to I TIES wm ~ISTMAS •. . ·~ ' .. ... l~INS-The I the country nported rains In the Chrlatmaa trade thlll year, large gains for the moat part, In answerIng a telegraph survey made by the NatJonat Retail Dry Goods As aoclatlon and published today. The aSBOCiatlon reported that in praotlcally every city In the ooun· try Ohristm~ bq.yln&' 11!1 rotng: on at "an aeoeleratdi and highly en· oourag1ng pace." The average increB8e reported b y stores wns 18 per cent . Jareeat pin& were reported the south . RetailetB In Miami . "Lindy" Expected I~=~·E~r:·"~~~~· "':'~• :"~ .,;~; In New york Soon rBI18inB Famoua Flier and blnka, railroads, insurance comLeave Charleaton, S. C., panies. etc. on Laat Lap of Trip The NRA (national eel the pattern from amonr our larre ao- Dec. 'i large department stores all over tnto the near 7ear. $ IMore than $2,000,000 Ia Sent From State Aud· I - SHIRTS TEACHERS l ~ ~ E PAID SI~N. ~HE~KS MAIUO ~UT n~AY ~EP~n G ~ ·~ tN H~UOU THAD • WILSON BROS. WEATHER-· C I o u with rain in south and r~~ or snow in north and Wednesday. Pittsburgh stores n!' 4 from '" .;;;;,,ib;iian average gain of pin to ::~;f~:~~·~~theleading Chicago ' 1 1 NRA - - - itor' • Office ONE MONTH'S PAY To Be Portion Of Pomeroy T eachero, Clerk Meeo Say& 1 CAMPAIGN BEGUN Western Reserve Wieldo Gun Tellinr Effeet - INTRUDER �-,, ' ' ~f .. r' .' ·~~ l\." ' - ,.., • ( 1\"l; ~~ ' ., . ... l ,••J ,.,~, .. ·· t - .. . ' ' ' I... . - '' I ' ., ' ( ~f · '• I = .. • ,, ', I zt _,i. "" ,I NEWS ' • >. ' ·= -, 7 5 , VIRGINIA GREGG Pboae 582·L o t o !I = PAlDI'l'IIJm8 LADIES DANIEL GRE EN BOUSE SLIPPERS IIVANO£ti8TIC 8EBV1CIES In annrer to questJotu pe:n,Ja.. & return enppb!.ent ~f ReV. J. W. HO)'t. DD. ot Warsaw, Jncflana, who lali year ooodueted evanaellltle aerv1ce1 at the Pin.t Baptlat chun:h, Rev. F. C. Krealfll' IUlhOunces that Rev. Hoyt. wtl! hold an evr.upliltic camP&iln o.t 1n1 to $2.05 A..\ 'fll C \\'IDTIIfol tbe Baptist chureb bectnntna Bun· de.y, Jan. J~a. and cloallll Otlters Styleo Soft Sol~ Sunday . Tb.11 Yftl"s rneeUnp ~ expectto IUJ'PUI ttw.e of laat. )lear 1n attendance. Dr. HoYt 1.s a forceful speaker and beiJdea: Jl(fl8!f8B8lng- tbi.!l nuna.rkable talent, Is mOlt frleDdJf &nd approachable . and alwaya w1lllnl to tab tbne to counaeJ and advise those ln need of &Uid~ ed W.. the Car Buyer the Car Owner SCIENCE SCORES AGAIN 1' LEA ST one family in this nation will be happy at . the coming Christmas ifuliday season and there is t' Very real'on for that family to be happy whether or not lher ge t :my presents as the term is renerally used, for 1 the1r Chnstmas. The reason for their joy i• that once . more the meditcal profession hae scored a signal victory and the mother of the family containinr two children will view her children for the first time at Christmas during th~ir lives. . 'llhe mother who bad been sightless for 21 · years durin, which time she had~been wooed and won by her childhood s weetheart and had become the mother of two children, was ·ope\•ated ·on-by -some famous opecialiats a· f8~;;=~ few days 1 ago in on ,effort to restore her sight. A'fter ~ ;everal days, it was found that the miracle had ·actually heen performed so the ·mother and h er ltusband and their lilt!• family nre h ~ving whr.t is probably the happiest i 39c to 59c JIIICO. WATCH PARTY A You. may ~ the ·kind ~ a car you rue b)Mnlat tile time you bu,y It, but 10111e~ tlmea 70tl d4)o't find the klnd of a deal· ·er wt:io 80l4 It to you until you haw owned ou' Ule car tor 49!hlle. ot e.n aUtof!lWrlle Gea,ler In ownenhlp is some~ th1DI 1that artieJ wholly trom his attitude, ' . hN! f;Q~e~t ·ud hla pqllcle& of operation. You h1ve ~!be a car owner to realize the lm- 'nJe .,, period in their,Uves celebrating greatoffsprinr event aswhich has permitted thio woman to see the her own well a" many otlJer friends whose fri endship 8he ha8 acquired during her pel'iod of sishtles•n• ••· f~r fQIJJODI,tiiUty tf9YT ••action DYESVILLE )PERF£CT GifT$ pQI'tAApe .ot' buYing your car where the sale re~mmend . and sen the Chevrolet. ··~ 'Wt, ~),aVe b.uUt up Lbe khnl ot a dealer~ ~~ ~~-t -Pilla..kes •friends or QUl' cusLomel's. ~~~~~=:~;~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~j,~ . One Word Led To Another ~rlfY . By Arthur "Buga" Baer THE LIQUOR SITUATION flWM ALL indications, the politicians arc going to do their level best to keep the country as nearly like it WILB during prohibition as possible by keeping the taxeo on liquors so high that it will make boot.legglnr easy fot· the c~~.. of individual who h~s -~een en~~;a~rlnr_. in ~~·.€:--- ... tlaffic ... .,.,t , ;,._,. 1• ..,.....,.1':-, • . ~.' ~ :-.· ~. ' Wl~p ·p l·o)losed taxes so higlr'M H1ie ofdlnary ·····'·-' ., age worliing tnail would have trouble ln raising enough money even to pay the tax, not to speak of the liquor, it a ppears that"littlc legal llquor will be purchased by tht class of American citizen ,especially if he is able to ret , · just lis good or even on inferior brand cheaper. The poclll 11 our 8'Uelll! that the wine ex· ketbook ,after all, is still the regulator of supply and de- r.ert. of 1933 are the home-brewmand, much as our supposedly great men continue to use era · or . .2. They . ctUne out ot · the cellar. bUnked on~e and took high ••unding phmses to delud e the public on this sub· c~af11e .ot the &ttuaUon. .i cct. ijalhe;r than have YOII e~~rl~ Good first g1·ade liquot· selling for more than $2.00 ment with at"rai\Se hetiM and roots per quart will be selling at such a price •imply because, we wlll Lell )IOU that wino Is dlvtded our solon~ ure trying to make liquor pay for all into three klncts. Dry, Bpat•kUng and sweet. the bills that u·e not now being met by rasollne users. you have a. well ~ loca.tcd tablJl There .Is not one thing other than the unreasonable pro- l'OUIf aerve the dry with the flsh or pooed tax that could · po99ibly: keep the price above that befo.re You catch lt. Sparkling win ligure and if Jt is above that figure, great will be the dis- l£ eerved with epltuwb but oove_r 11'1Xfl:d. The eweet variety llot'8 well appointment of t~ese same 1egislaton~ when a year's trial wlth t.lle maahed. potatoes, stuiTcfl cttcumtiera and parentpa. shows them the fp)!y of their experiment. 'rhe great gobs of money which they are expectlns: Yc u J~erve wlne ln a ~I ~W,~~. lt 111 to roll · lhto 'th~ ' treasiuy by virtue of liquor sales will he not a aravy. Some people talk o.bQut ham J,n . Qh&Jnw.ane sauc~ ' . w redtlced that the ,oJons wlll not recognize them for \\ tt..h mlP-IU'OOms. nut ~e best wa~ what they are. 'l:l}.ere is no sound reason for expecting i!- ~ ~D;ful eve~ry hour. Oradu~~oU¥ wor.li:IDIJ up to & lad.le. one Qr 'f.wo uticlcs' ·to foot all the expenses of govern~mental ophation·, ilnd yet that seems to be the idea of AU wine• a.re subJect to lndlvl r many .l'aw, .ni&k'era·: ~henever the.)l think of gasoline or - - - - - . - - - - - . . . ; 1 liqu,or. ' ,,. ',~ ' l of CalUOI'IJia. llt'e l\S as uny In tho wot·ld . That .!Jtate ha.B the grapes. the llWis.hlt'e nnd the wo.ter. Some yc~~..n &Q'O r;,adc Its grap e ~> Into bricks. Now, \\le arc r·cady for mortar by the hod. ~;uud >~ I,N·:G.AY Xh,tAS 'PACKAG CS .. Chevrolet Co. ' tot .C!. ''l'Ji<'l. •; . ~·• ., 11 ,!,•1 , ;, . Main St. Tililephone 93-,T Se,e u, For R~al Valuea in Uoed Ca~•· ' ' All the European propaJBruUsts win try to mlillc Ull imbibe win~ !lfl" til •We hear the tender chirt::uplnfi5 Ol WOOdland t!UtCH and the filitter~ ino: or pixies 1n the ta:n gra!ili. B~,Jt t:1e SaUternes and the .Rhine wines are feeble nectars Cor the ~tnrdy ,cltlzen who was rat~~td o,n the Whlte Mule of the Cl.rollnl\6 11nd nourished by the Appl(! Jack qf Nr.w Jerfley. Thats too muoh like f.tndlng your gra.ndl>flPPY back to k!ndergarten. · The wine!! - ., N~A-M ELS ·AND '-~· l?RINC·£ ALBERT ot • ,cjlr "to "'f,Y the II rat •tep tn a long and bOili'V J8)atlqnohlp. We-het"c - -- - - BROAD iUJN, W.VA. i We lnt.cnd to dl'inl: domestic wln~ es for patriotism and fall with our 1aoo tow&rd the foe. Afltlt· a.ll , the lrlEa of repe&l waa revenue tor Am~ clicl\. . The government has ap interest tn every barrel . It taker. t ile tax and the hoop.s and the con- Christmas CHEST COLDS Rub on Mustemle. Uaed by mlllioao for 25 yean. NOT iu•t a salve, but a •eoun~»AU ' . ~ECKWEAR '25e ttliSi.OO . . COLLARS 20c to 3Sc UMBRELLAS $1.50 to $6.00 .. .. ~-' ' HOSI~Y ,25c to $1.00 DRESS SHIRTS 9Sc to $3.50 BELTS SOc~ $1.50 ·' ;, , 'GLOV~S , . ~ tl,' $3.So . ' j HANDKERCHI£FS tOe to SOc PA:JOUfAS $1.50to$1.95 • . FI,AN~, 1 SH~H $1. to $3. · SPATS $1.00 to $1.50 LEATHER ARTICLEs •.. ...... ·$,• ' •, . • ' . l R~cognized everyWhere as ~e.iog, ~ad~ from finer, .\~ong hten who smoke pipes or "roll their o~n," " MO'RE EXPENSJVE tobaceos than any other Prince Albert smoking tobacco is known as "the .•popular brand, Camels, naturally iufulest them· natipn~ joy sptoke." A special process takes out selves as the gift for any smoker. Camels ne~er get ' · every. ,hint offv1 harshne!is or' 'lbite' ! -leaves P. rA. ~ on the ' n~rves or tire the ~a11te. The smQker to' cool, slow-burning and mellow. No wonder that whom you giy~ Camels will appreciate the mildness more men smoke Prince Albert than any other .talld satisfyingJiavor of those costfit:r. tp~. So brand. ' The one-pound glass humidors and one· to give pleasure, give Camels- ilOw display in pound .tins are suitably packaged for the Christmas gu.Y·<llristmas packages. ·season. .., . ' ..' ~ . .. '\ .. .on •• . ·{·. ·-··= -·· ~. �-,, ' ' ~f .. r' .' ·~~ l\." ' - ,.., • ( 1\"l; ~~ ' ., . ... l ,••J ,.,~, .. ·· t - .. . ' ' ' I... . - '' I ' ., ' ( ~f · '• I = .. • ,, ', I zt _,i. "" ,I NEWS ' • >. ' ·= -, 7 5 , VIRGINIA GREGG Pboae 582·L o t o !I = PAlDI'l'IIJm8 LADIES DANIEL GRE EN BOUSE SLIPPERS IIVANO£ti8TIC 8EBV1CIES In annrer to questJotu pe:n,Ja.. & return enppb!.ent ~f ReV. J. W. HO)'t. DD. ot Warsaw, Jncflana, who lali year ooodueted evanaellltle aerv1ce1 at the Pin.t Baptlat chun:h, Rev. F. C. Krealfll' IUlhOunces that Rev. Hoyt. wtl! hold an evr.upliltic camP&iln o.t 1n1 to $2.05 A..\ 'fll C \\'IDTIIfol tbe Baptist chureb bectnntna Bun· de.y, Jan. J~a. and cloallll Otlters Styleo Soft Sol~ Sunday . Tb.11 Yftl"s rneeUnp ~ expectto IUJ'PUI ttw.e of laat. )lear 1n attendance. Dr. HoYt 1.s a forceful speaker and beiJdea: Jl(fl8!f8B8lng- tbi.!l nuna.rkable talent, Is mOlt frleDdJf &nd approachable . and alwaya w1lllnl to tab tbne to counaeJ and advise those ln need of &Uid~ ed W.. the Car Buyer the Car Owner SCIENCE SCORES AGAIN 1' LEA ST one family in this nation will be happy at . the coming Christmas ifuliday season and there is t' Very real'on for that family to be happy whether or not lher ge t :my presents as the term is renerally used, for 1 the1r Chnstmas. The reason for their joy i• that once . more the meditcal profession hae scored a signal victory and the mother of the family containinr two children will view her children for the first time at Christmas during th~ir lives. . 'llhe mother who bad been sightless for 21 · years durin, which time she had~been wooed and won by her childhood s weetheart and had become the mother of two children, was ·ope\•ated ·on-by -some famous opecialiats a· f8~;;=~ few days 1 ago in on ,effort to restore her sight. A'fter ~ ;everal days, it was found that the miracle had ·actually heen performed so the ·mother and h er ltusband and their lilt!• family nre h ~ving whr.t is probably the happiest i 39c to 59c JIIICO. WATCH PARTY A You. may ~ the ·kind ~ a car you rue b)Mnlat tile time you bu,y It, but 10111e~ tlmea 70tl d4)o't find the klnd of a deal· ·er wt:io 80l4 It to you until you haw owned ou' Ule car tor 49!hlle. ot e.n aUtof!lWrlle Gea,ler In ownenhlp is some~ th1DI 1that artieJ wholly trom his attitude, ' . hN! f;Q~e~t ·ud hla pqllcle& of operation. You h1ve ~!be a car owner to realize the lm- 'nJe .,, period in their,Uves celebrating greatoffsprinr event aswhich has permitted thio woman to see the her own well a" many otlJer friends whose fri endship 8he ha8 acquired during her pel'iod of sishtles•n• ••· f~r fQIJJODI,tiiUty tf9YT ••action DYESVILLE )PERF£CT GifT$ pQI'tAApe .ot' buYing your car where the sale re~mmend . and sen the Chevrolet. ··~ 'Wt, ~),aVe b.uUt up Lbe khnl ot a dealer~ ~~ ~~-t -Pilla..kes •friends or QUl' cusLomel's. ~~~~~=:~;~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~j,~ . One Word Led To Another ~rlfY . By Arthur "Buga" Baer THE LIQUOR SITUATION flWM ALL indications, the politicians arc going to do their level best to keep the country as nearly like it WILB during prohibition as possible by keeping the taxeo on liquors so high that it will make boot.legglnr easy fot· the c~~.. of individual who h~s -~een en~~;a~rlnr_. in ~~·.€:--- ... tlaffic ... .,.,t , ;,._,. 1• ..,.....,.1':-, • . ~.' ~ :-.· ~. ' Wl~p ·p l·o)losed taxes so higlr'M H1ie ofdlnary ·····'·-' ., age worliing tnail would have trouble ln raising enough money even to pay the tax, not to speak of the liquor, it a ppears that"littlc legal llquor will be purchased by tht class of American citizen ,especially if he is able to ret , · just lis good or even on inferior brand cheaper. The poclll 11 our 8'Uelll! that the wine ex· ketbook ,after all, is still the regulator of supply and de- r.ert. of 1933 are the home-brewmand, much as our supposedly great men continue to use era · or . .2. They . ctUne out ot · the cellar. bUnked on~e and took high ••unding phmses to delud e the public on this sub· c~af11e .ot the &ttuaUon. .i cct. ijalhe;r than have YOII e~~rl~ Good first g1·ade liquot· selling for more than $2.00 ment with at"rai\Se hetiM and roots per quart will be selling at such a price •imply because, we wlll Lell )IOU that wino Is dlvtded our solon~ ure trying to make liquor pay for all into three klncts. Dry, Bpat•kUng and sweet. the bills that u·e not now being met by rasollne users. you have a. well ~ loca.tcd tablJl There .Is not one thing other than the unreasonable pro- l'OUIf aerve the dry with the flsh or pooed tax that could · po99ibly: keep the price above that befo.re You catch lt. Sparkling win ligure and if Jt is above that figure, great will be the dis- l£ eerved with epltuwb but oove_r 11'1Xfl:d. The eweet variety llot'8 well appointment of t~ese same 1egislaton~ when a year's trial wlth t.lle maahed. potatoes, stuiTcfl cttcumtiera and parentpa. shows them the fp)!y of their experiment. 'rhe great gobs of money which they are expectlns: Yc u J~erve wlne ln a ~I ~W,~~. lt 111 to roll · lhto 'th~ ' treasiuy by virtue of liquor sales will he not a aravy. Some people talk o.bQut ham J,n . Qh&Jnw.ane sauc~ ' . w redtlced that the ,oJons wlll not recognize them for \\ tt..h mlP-IU'OOms. nut ~e best wa~ what they are. 'l:l}.ere is no sound reason for expecting i!- ~ ~D;ful eve~ry hour. Oradu~~oU¥ wor.li:IDIJ up to & lad.le. one Qr 'f.wo uticlcs' ·to foot all the expenses of govern~mental ophation·, ilnd yet that seems to be the idea of AU wine• a.re subJect to lndlvl r many .l'aw, .ni&k'era·: ~henever the.)l think of gasoline or - - - - - . - - - - - . . . ; 1 liqu,or. ' ,,. ',~ ' l of CalUOI'IJia. llt'e l\S as uny In tho wot·ld . That .!Jtate ha.B the grapes. the llWis.hlt'e nnd the wo.ter. Some yc~~..n &Q'O r;,adc Its grap e ~> Into bricks. Now, \\le arc r·cady for mortar by the hod. ~;uud >~ I,N·:G.AY Xh,tAS 'PACKAG CS .. Chevrolet Co. ' tot .C!. ''l'Ji<'l. •; . ~·• ., 11 ,!,•1 , ;, . Main St. Tililephone 93-,T Se,e u, For R~al Valuea in Uoed Ca~•· ' ' All the European propaJBruUsts win try to mlillc Ull imbibe win~ !lfl" til •We hear the tender chirt::uplnfi5 Ol WOOdland t!UtCH and the filitter~ ino: or pixies 1n the ta:n gra!ili. B~,Jt t:1e SaUternes and the .Rhine wines are feeble nectars Cor the ~tnrdy ,cltlzen who was rat~~td o,n the Whlte Mule of the Cl.rollnl\6 11nd nourished by the Appl(! Jack qf Nr.w Jerfley. Thats too muoh like f.tndlng your gra.ndl>flPPY back to k!ndergarten. · The wine!! - ., N~A-M ELS ·AND '-~· l?RINC·£ ALBERT ot • ,cjlr "to "'f,Y the II rat •tep tn a long and bOili'V J8)atlqnohlp. We-het"c - -- - - BROAD iUJN, W.VA. i We lnt.cnd to dl'inl: domestic wln~ es for patriotism and fall with our 1aoo tow&rd the foe. Afltlt· a.ll , the lrlEa of repe&l waa revenue tor Am~ clicl\. . The government has ap interest tn every barrel . It taker. t ile tax and the hoop.s and the con- Christmas CHEST COLDS Rub on Mustemle. Uaed by mlllioao for 25 yean. NOT iu•t a salve, but a •eoun~»AU ' . ~ECKWEAR '25e ttliSi.OO . . COLLARS 20c to 3Sc UMBRELLAS $1.50 to $6.00 .. .. ~-' ' HOSI~Y ,25c to $1.00 DRESS SHIRTS 9Sc to $3.50 BELTS SOc~ $1.50 ·' ;, , 'GLOV~S , . ~ tl,' $3.So . ' j HANDKERCHI£FS tOe to SOc PA:JOUfAS $1.50to$1.95 • . FI,AN~, 1 SH~H $1. to $3. · SPATS $1.00 to $1.50 LEATHER ARTICLEs •.. ...... ·$,• ' •, . • ' . l R~cognized everyWhere as ~e.iog, ~ad~ from finer, .\~ong hten who smoke pipes or "roll their o~n," " MO'RE EXPENSJVE tobaceos than any other Prince Albert smoking tobacco is known as "the .•popular brand, Camels, naturally iufulest them· natipn~ joy sptoke." A special process takes out selves as the gift for any smoker. Camels ne~er get ' · every. ,hint offv1 harshne!is or' 'lbite' ! -leaves P. rA. ~ on the ' n~rves or tire the ~a11te. The smQker to' cool, slow-burning and mellow. No wonder that whom you giy~ Camels will appreciate the mildness more men smoke Prince Albert than any other .talld satisfyingJiavor of those costfit:r. tp~. So brand. ' The one-pound glass humidors and one· to give pleasure, give Camels- ilOw display in pound .tins are suitably packaged for the Christmas gu.Y·<llristmas packages. ·season. .., . ' ..' ~ . .. '\ .. .on •• . ·{·. ·-··= -·· ~. �H ., '- TOtiibJii'. lii':Cfit~Ji:l~. • • 19.' ,,, ' I ' I ·,: .' : If Astor Scion and Bride· to Be B41LEYRUN ' - Hille,. Nld fllmUy 11ue I i (Uellt. at their da\llht.er, I At<ber. •" .- ' W1tl'l . . .. _dl . . . . . • '' 'I • ' ' ' I .. ,. ' •: I ; :· 'i I rlif. !bal tr.ach en,... nUmber of tbl1r trludl As Sports cttJl1rw' on Jlr. a net MTI. CharlH Eblen of A»dnw Lowre)' wu Mr and W 0_1:' '• ..j' Aided Needy T)\Dmu Pork Saturday. Dorpt.hy WOllll l bu been relil ~ tohe I&at rew ~~~and 1 <~aye. Mra. laUe of Ofi£1flliiG ANNOUNCEMENT. Or Deeembfr,~ -­ S. A. McCullougb ' Judge ot the Probate courr 0. A. Etselatebt · Deputy Clerk. ltecent pieturet of John ..Jacob Astq,r, Nio_n bf tit& famou• New York ~~~~:;;;;~-~-~-~-~-:·~~~ IRmily, called America'!! mo11t eligible lnaebelol', al)d hit ftaoc:N. Mit• Eileen S. S. Gltleaple, of r\ w York and Newpprt, R.I., m11mber of Olle Df America'• oldett fami~i~11. Youy A.eto.r. il a Mnl of Col0111el.Jobn Jacob Aator who lo•t bl• hfe in the TltaJIIto dr.uter,ed )(n. lfaclelei11e Attor Dick Fiermonte. HOTEL : ----~~ COLUMBUS HARRISONVILLE Rooma: PlftpNOI Rate. Jl.edaeed ROOMS tl.OO $1.25 BATH $1.50 COFFEE 8HoiP Under S:wme Management FOR BALE-0(.()(1 tqp coal and good fUrnace ooal at· Square Deal Coal Ml.ne. Phorie 436-R, 12~11-at . : POR SALE-2 Bufldlnss rOr suUnb!:.: ~e u.t Pome1·oy B end Brldgo. Tl'fe Mt. Vernon Brltl6•; '"7 , " • ~. ~... Oo. I DINING ROOM AND FOR SALE-Fourteen nice weelta olci. A. i:. land :a; D. l, \ l:l·11 ·a' AJ,BA COURT JIOTt:L !iJ New Smyrna, Florida. Baths, Steam r.oom · -~ lleatt'd Wl":t•: fllr Booktd and .~ R:~tC'!I JA MES H. BUTLER NO:'fJJ]Z OF .-\.PPLICATlON :ta.4M.FEB tiEBTIJ'ICATE OF Jroln.IC CONVENIENCE AND NICE881TY • CLOVER FARM STORE Friday IN A. M., Deeelllber Z2ild. RACINE, OHIO. Specials for openhrg da:Yf and a complete, fresh &tock of grocertes as the Clover Farm Stores are noted for. B~ sure and attend this opening. FRA)IIK GAUL & SON 'ttTfl'H oJu' G-1! Cilf'iJJMIU Gift Pld1t ,., iRJ1Nt ••l1 "' J,~J/ Jowt~ P•Jilmll m:d M'l i/1:1 IIHt u111•ort ,.nti/ M11-nhl• Here i• a pfactical !life for a pncticd yev. EYety Woman wanu a rnodent elecuic rcfrigtNUl!. It Js a .aeceniry you. l'l'e sUre to buy evefltuatly. Buy a G·B oow-lot Clltbtmu, and you bu, buth die sift aad lbec:es:Htf With' di'e same dollar. • COlD~· in. and See our complfte lh."f Of M!lnicor.TI$f' •ndG·E :Pia'C Tot- trto'deb •• , all:steel cabfru::'c1, 1b.i~C!SI · .stcc::l free:r.ing d:larnJiiert and ftllirty "~W··~onVotl~ ienCe feull'rcl. • 'tile G·B fou ii!Iect 'Will be d~linr<?i for Chris.emu. orli'n ~.lirjs~. moi~i~g ­ Y~ c,~ sive h.~~ a beautiful G•~~Gijc ;Cerci.fidne and. she cru{ lclect .the, · 1i:te arid POdll.laH'r~ ' I • ., ' ••w rY THIS TIME 11.'~> ' By 'fhe d01en or ,,_ .. . ' Shprt Handle , Sh,yels a.t.~MBt:R WE HA.VE AJH)UT lit t'· , ' ·• s'~ ' · old hatt~ry .-NO,T ...95. 'I'IRt:lii, allll~~t~~ ntJarly ,for JOID' _...D prloe-1".\Uil'l, .,_. ~-,· per (allon, FA~ IRON CO. ~ "\-·· Pomeroy, Ohio--Phone 86-.X OWNERS ant! O'Pf:JliAToit;g POL"l.Y ANL-ItERPAi~~ ·- - - - -· .. 044- GIFTS You cnn solve the problem of what to give LONGBOTTOM I Amm H.E810t:N1' ~ASt;.ES Wtlllum P. Riley, 81. dled a~ Uw iu;;me of his daughter, Mrs. Ella Hll.nmun abcmt noon Frlday, artel' 1 !,;1, a~t~cles_~in":!!~~'~<j..d~~a:!"ent. BOYS' SUITS .TOOTS AND CASPER KRAFT'S MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING I NOBODY NEED KNOW 1\-tA.T 'VOU WERE ONLY TO l.ET FORTY DOLLAR o; A WEEK' IN 'THE MOllE'S., DAN! MAYBE IT'S JUST. AS WELL YOU CiRCUL"TED 114E 'STORY ll-IA.T VOU WERE. TO £.E.T $4000. 'l:' PER WEEK •.• =·BE FAIITOVOUR BODY ' 1 1 1 • ' • ... w iii_' JI!I • .., • Iii, I HOW DID YOU KNOW "0--AT, CASPER'? 4·Pieee Kaieker S~lts or J·Pieee Long Trouser Suits 'When .JQh feel 110tt"-nat really sick arul yet not well---or" when yo~ need a GENTLE but 'l'J{OROUGII cleaning out from wltt.ln: to. rid tho. bowcla and kidneys of the pol80nnua foOd aflll' body ·wastes that get into thehlood f!tream anclsap JOUr vilalltr-TH£!( BE FAIR TO YOIJR BODY. Take a teaeJlQC.itful of '"nutne CARJ.SBAD SPRUDEL SALT In a of w&tet; In thl• ouey oeonomienl way you will be i:Nttin¥ ~he benetlt of the Wot'ld.faml)us CARLSBAD OURE Tight In-your own homo. ·I<'or a-enerutlona thouRandR ot people ••ve ~On ...nt to CARLSBAD, CZECHOSLOVAKIA hy their pli)'sl£ht.ntln the treatment of lho many ills thAI. follow eonsU,..tlon--ttomach, kidney, and liver enn~pla1nt!l, rhcumn· tlsm akiR tt'o~blcl. CARLSBAD SPRUIJEL SALT is evnpora.~ f~m tfle water• of the 500 Y)llt' old hi1toric sprlnl!.!l In CXRLSB'AD. It t1 a natural produrit';"mo.de for you by Mother Nat11"re. Ni:VBR TA~E MANUFACTtl'RED SAL'!'S. Your ~7 de.servlli the beat. ll'or 6Q yeafiS Nliab1e drugg1sts have told tie lrinialne CARLSBAD SPltUDEL SALT, cnncen• f ········'··~·········· ·t - - When YOUP. Ci Visits OUR c· with-.:;"' '-" two Hawley, who here and Mrs. l :r.oto. of va., The funeral tcok place from thc (1hrlst1a.n church sunday at 2 o'co11ducted R-•"•~;· d,;~;~~:,: turh\1 in charge of U Bays clock Rus:selsvllle. W. by • .,. . r1 I White was il' Sand HUI cemetery. Among those fmm a distance whu were here to attend the funeral of Mr. Riley were: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bays of Ru!:IBellsviUe, W. Va.; Mr. rnd M1· ~.. George L . Lewis, Sam 1 Chambel"fi and Charles Boa.trlght of Mr. a.nd Mrs. C . . B. and family. Mr. and I Cha.mbers of Ravenswood; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sa.rgcnt, Mrs, Hu.rYey Bay11 and fumlly ot Letart. Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur trf•• •tr•ted fo1 tf'l'le e:onomy. BuY a. t)ottlo today. s :11:;';"; ";"; ;,-;iiii aRIIey had number _the boy for Chrittma, among the numerou1 . BA'I'TERIES-BATT~IJ$1 NA.'fiONAL BATTERIE:s pa~anteed one Jtlal' for tt.7& Boys Appraciate ' Lonr H&ndle Sho'Wels for .... --··------ -·-··--------4- MlloUI'Jtf ' - '""' Mrs,pmnto. 8. A. W)at.t reeeiYed the surpr!!le of her Ute when a. nuMTom Welle and Wite l!lpent SUn- ber of her Jrlenda and relatiVes 1 rtay with Mrs. Bare.h Davis. ekthtred In Sunday to remind her r Harriet Ball or Columbus spent or her birthday. the week end with her mother Mni. Cldir Waggoner who has been Mae Ball. ~.~way for the summer and fall Leo Welch and tamlly of Snow- month& came home on a Yl&lt last Vl lie spent Sul'!day With Harley: week. Derry and wUe. Bessie Cotte1·11J spent Sundny A large crowd attended t-he bfu!~l'•lth her aunt, Mrs. Harley Mussar. , h :tbu.ll gAmes hel'e Friday evenin!J Will Martin or N.hens county b ~ twer.n Harrloonvllle and Rutla:n W'd.s a busln'llMI caller here Sunday. 1 · · E-r·~'res girls 18 ~54. boys 3l-3:t bot · -'The 1.1 tavor, of . Harrtson yllle, . I ! Mr. n'nd · ~rs. Ho:rqld Da"fi ctl' . 1 f].a ll"l:olts wmoc week end cue~ts M Lou Daniels ColambUI, Ohio. For Sal- 7------~- We wiro to announc·e the Opening of our Boya Flannel Robea .............. $4.50 Boya Shirts ..................... · . 79e Boya Heavy V-Neck All Wool Sweaters , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.95 Tie and Handkerchief Set, in Chri•tmaa Box ....... - .. '" . . S<k Boys Gloves, lined .... ..... .... ·. .. . 95<: Boys Pajamas ......... - ..... - . . . . 95c Boya Bella , ............... - · ....-. SOC Boya Caps ............ - ......... · . 79c Boya,.Bow Ties, in Chriatmaa box ..... 25<: Boya .Sleeveleao Sweaters . ......... $1.0Q Corduroy Knickera ... , ........ - - . $1.95 Corduroy Long Trouaen ... ........ $2.45 Perrell, Henry and Norvil Ferrell : 1mO Mrs. Ida Meeker of Akron. A. P'. BwJI,n recently appointed •'ll:lst master here took charge or tlw cffloo FrldB.Jo' . Bor~~; to Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hrooka, a. son, Dec. 14th. ----- EDEN Ea.rnel!lt and Howard Baker of Ylheeiii'\(J' were calling on their par ~ f'ntli, Mr. and Mrs, John Baker Mon~ay. NeiUe Kibble and Eugene Wilson Run ::..ttended reviYal meetii"IJ at Eden seYeral night& last CJ.t Forked week. . Rev. Foltz WR.s callir>ff on John I Dsker !l.lld daughter ~ Tuesday. Ml'll. Leona. Baker was vltdtlng With her husband and daushter:o -- President Act Now - Last Opportunity To Save As Much As $12 On A 1934 Tappan! A gift that will bring joy die housewife for months and years to come is the neJI 1934 Tappan gas range with its many advanced features and its captivating beauty - an outstanding, practical gift that is certain to win apprecia· Ot.\tr Mo.W. OJ tion. By ordering a 1934 Tappan before Christmas you can r.,pan Dlvidtld-top save as mucli as $12, .as the special introductory prices will be Gu Ran.gts A1 Loto A• in effect only until Decev1ber 25. There are other Tappan models, with the famous divided cooking top, that are priced as low as $49.50. Make your selection promptly 80 i8stalla· tion can be made before Christmas Day! Our liberal monthly payment plan malcea it easy to enjoy this finest of rangeo. Come ill now! to $4950 Down lns~afts A Gas Refrigera~crr; No More Payments Until Next M.Tdt $10 Bora' _, Zipper front, . cuffs '""' knlhed ai)~.;J:to~~· 31 oance "'' :not m~to"n .c)nth. or ma.fop. ;·:- when you gi•e Electrolu•, the dtrifty, ollent po ,.~, ,.... p lfie .... rJit - ho. cause it not only wiU furni!!lh the most efrtcieat nfrW:eration c.btainable, Lt. it will P.t1f lhe i. tbily ..wings Crn operating cost. In nWdn1 a choice, k it imr...:"'tUnt to u 1 1 " , _ that .ao . . . ef refrigeration <liD approach the t.w of ap<ntlnll the G,\!j; l!'~ft- - I• ·tftt1e ...,,. a day. There'• • si>e to meet the n.,ds of anr la111ny. 'J!I!!I" ~ _ __ ,..,. """' -10 clown, ud the balance in Z2' mon1bly instaUmenro besinnifta- M•r.4 .· .. ' . ' -;w...... ·~f ' .. i! • '' -~ ELEg'!tOLUX 8t(rffll,' Nii.Y7 ) . ~~­ Mob Buy Wisely ·! \. , . /.; .~ ,. - )· ' :-' '• ··( )"~ I •. : ; _ . N-ow Before Prices Ad~! ' �H ., '- TOtiibJii'. lii':Cfit~Ji:l~. • • 19.' ,,, ' I ' I ·,: .' : If Astor Scion and Bride· to Be B41LEYRUN ' - Hille,. Nld fllmUy 11ue I i (Uellt. at their da\llht.er, I At<ber. •" .- ' W1tl'l . . .. _dl . . . . . • '' 'I • ' ' ' I .. ,. ' •: I ; :· 'i I rlif. !bal tr.ach en,... nUmber of tbl1r trludl As Sports cttJl1rw' on Jlr. a net MTI. CharlH Eblen of A»dnw Lowre)' wu Mr and W 0_1:' '• ..j' Aided Needy T)\Dmu Pork Saturday. Dorpt.hy WOllll l bu been relil ~ tohe I&at rew ~~~and 1 <~aye. Mra. laUe of Ofi£1flliiG ANNOUNCEMENT. Or Deeembfr,~ -­ S. A. McCullougb ' Judge ot the Probate courr 0. A. Etselatebt · Deputy Clerk. ltecent pieturet of John ..Jacob Astq,r, Nio_n bf tit& famou• New York ~~~~:;;;;~-~-~-~-~-:·~~~ IRmily, called America'!! mo11t eligible lnaebelol', al)d hit ftaoc:N. Mit• Eileen S. S. Gltleaple, of r\ w York and Newpprt, R.I., m11mber of Olle Df America'• oldett fami~i~11. Youy A.eto.r. il a Mnl of Col0111el.Jobn Jacob Aator who lo•t bl• hfe in the TltaJIIto dr.uter,ed )(n. lfaclelei11e Attor Dick Fiermonte. HOTEL : ----~~ COLUMBUS HARRISONVILLE Rooma: PlftpNOI Rate. Jl.edaeed ROOMS tl.OO $1.25 BATH $1.50 COFFEE 8HoiP Under S:wme Management FOR BALE-0(.()(1 tqp coal and good fUrnace ooal at· Square Deal Coal Ml.ne. Phorie 436-R, 12~11-at . : POR SALE-2 Bufldlnss rOr suUnb!:.: ~e u.t Pome1·oy B end Brldgo. Tl'fe Mt. Vernon Brltl6•; '"7 , " • ~. ~... Oo. I DINING ROOM AND FOR SALE-Fourteen nice weelta olci. A. i:. land :a; D. l, \ l:l·11 ·a' AJ,BA COURT JIOTt:L !iJ New Smyrna, Florida. Baths, Steam r.oom · -~ lleatt'd Wl":t•: fllr Booktd and .~ R:~tC'!I JA MES H. BUTLER NO:'fJJ]Z OF .-\.PPLICATlON :ta.4M.FEB tiEBTIJ'ICATE OF Jroln.IC CONVENIENCE AND NICE881TY • CLOVER FARM STORE Friday IN A. M., Deeelllber Z2ild. RACINE, OHIO. Specials for openhrg da:Yf and a complete, fresh &tock of grocertes as the Clover Farm Stores are noted for. B~ sure and attend this opening. FRA)IIK GAUL & SON 'ttTfl'H oJu' G-1! Cilf'iJJMIU Gift Pld1t ,., iRJ1Nt ••l1 "' J,~J/ Jowt~ P•Jilmll m:d M'l i/1:1 IIHt u111•ort ,.nti/ M11-nhl• Here i• a pfactical !life for a pncticd yev. EYety Woman wanu a rnodent elecuic rcfrigtNUl!. It Js a .aeceniry you. l'l'e sUre to buy evefltuatly. Buy a G·B oow-lot Clltbtmu, and you bu, buth die sift aad lbec:es:Htf With' di'e same dollar. • COlD~· in. and See our complfte lh."f Of M!lnicor.TI$f' •ndG·E :Pia'C Tot- trto'deb •• , all:steel cabfru::'c1, 1b.i~C!SI · .stcc::l free:r.ing d:larnJiiert and ftllirty "~W··~onVotl~ ienCe feull'rcl. • 'tile G·B fou ii!Iect 'Will be d~linr<?i for Chris.emu. orli'n ~.lirjs~. moi~i~g ­ Y~ c,~ sive h.~~ a beautiful G•~~Gijc ;Cerci.fidne and. she cru{ lclect .the, · 1i:te arid POdll.laH'r~ ' I • ., ' ••w rY THIS TIME 11.'~> ' By 'fhe d01en or ,,_ .. . ' Shprt Handle , Sh,yels a.t.~MBt:R WE HA.VE AJH)UT lit t'· , ' ·• s'~ ' · old hatt~ry .-NO,T ...95. 'I'IRt:lii, allll~~t~~ ntJarly ,for JOID' _...D prloe-1".\Uil'l, .,_. ~-,· per (allon, FA~ IRON CO. ~ "\-·· Pomeroy, Ohio--Phone 86-.X OWNERS ant! O'Pf:JliAToit;g POL"l.Y ANL-ItERPAi~~ ·- - - - -· .. 044- GIFTS You cnn solve the problem of what to give LONGBOTTOM I Amm H.E810t:N1' ~ASt;.ES Wtlllum P. Riley, 81. dled a~ Uw iu;;me of his daughter, Mrs. Ella Hll.nmun abcmt noon Frlday, artel' 1 !,;1, a~t~cles_~in":!!~~'~<j..d~~a:!"ent. BOYS' SUITS .TOOTS AND CASPER KRAFT'S MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING I NOBODY NEED KNOW 1\-tA.T 'VOU WERE ONLY TO l.ET FORTY DOLLAR o; A WEEK' IN 'THE MOllE'S., DAN! MAYBE IT'S JUST. AS WELL YOU CiRCUL"TED 114E 'STORY ll-IA.T VOU WERE. TO £.E.T $4000. 'l:' PER WEEK •.• =·BE FAIITOVOUR BODY ' 1 1 1 • ' • ... w iii_' JI!I • .., • Iii, I HOW DID YOU KNOW "0--AT, CASPER'? 4·Pieee Kaieker S~lts or J·Pieee Long Trouser Suits 'When .JQh feel 110tt"-nat really sick arul yet not well---or" when yo~ need a GENTLE but 'l'J{OROUGII cleaning out from wltt.ln: to. rid tho. bowcla and kidneys of the pol80nnua foOd aflll' body ·wastes that get into thehlood f!tream anclsap JOUr vilalltr-TH£!( BE FAIR TO YOIJR BODY. Take a teaeJlQC.itful of '"nutne CARJ.SBAD SPRUDEL SALT In a of w&tet; In thl• ouey oeonomienl way you will be i:Nttin¥ ~he benetlt of the Wot'ld.faml)us CARLSBAD OURE Tight In-your own homo. ·I<'or a-enerutlona thouRandR ot people ••ve ~On ...nt to CARLSBAD, CZECHOSLOVAKIA hy their pli)'sl£ht.ntln the treatment of lho many ills thAI. follow eonsU,..tlon--ttomach, kidney, and liver enn~pla1nt!l, rhcumn· tlsm akiR tt'o~blcl. CARLSBAD SPRUIJEL SALT is evnpora.~ f~m tfle water• of the 500 Y)llt' old hi1toric sprlnl!.!l In CXRLSB'AD. It t1 a natural produrit';"mo.de for you by Mother Nat11"re. Ni:VBR TA~E MANUFACTtl'RED SAL'!'S. Your ~7 de.servlli the beat. ll'or 6Q yeafiS Nliab1e drugg1sts have told tie lrinialne CARLSBAD SPltUDEL SALT, cnncen• f ········'··~·········· ·t - - When YOUP. Ci Visits OUR c· with-.:;"' '-" two Hawley, who here and Mrs. l :r.oto. of va., The funeral tcok place from thc (1hrlst1a.n church sunday at 2 o'co11ducted R-•"•~;· d,;~;~~:,: turh\1 in charge of U Bays clock Rus:selsvllle. W. by • .,. . r1 I White was il' Sand HUI cemetery. Among those fmm a distance whu were here to attend the funeral of Mr. Riley were: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bays of Ru!:IBellsviUe, W. Va.; Mr. rnd M1· ~.. George L . Lewis, Sam 1 Chambel"fi and Charles Boa.trlght of Mr. a.nd Mrs. C . . B. and family. Mr. and I Cha.mbers of Ravenswood; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sa.rgcnt, Mrs, Hu.rYey Bay11 and fumlly ot Letart. Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur trf•• •tr•ted fo1 tf'l'le e:onomy. BuY a. t)ottlo today. s :11:;';"; ";"; ;,-;iiii aRIIey had number _the boy for Chrittma, among the numerou1 . BA'I'TERIES-BATT~IJ$1 NA.'fiONAL BATTERIE:s pa~anteed one Jtlal' for tt.7& Boys Appraciate ' Lonr H&ndle Sho'Wels for .... --··------ -·-··--------4- MlloUI'Jtf ' - '""' Mrs,pmnto. 8. A. W)at.t reeeiYed the surpr!!le of her Ute when a. nuMTom Welle and Wite l!lpent SUn- ber of her Jrlenda and relatiVes 1 rtay with Mrs. Bare.h Davis. ekthtred In Sunday to remind her r Harriet Ball or Columbus spent or her birthday. the week end with her mother Mni. Cldir Waggoner who has been Mae Ball. ~.~way for the summer and fall Leo Welch and tamlly of Snow- month& came home on a Yl&lt last Vl lie spent Sul'!day With Harley: week. Derry and wUe. Bessie Cotte1·11J spent Sundny A large crowd attended t-he bfu!~l'•lth her aunt, Mrs. Harley Mussar. , h :tbu.ll gAmes hel'e Friday evenin!J Will Martin or N.hens county b ~ twer.n Harrloonvllle and Rutla:n W'd.s a busln'llMI caller here Sunday. 1 · · E-r·~'res girls 18 ~54. boys 3l-3:t bot · -'The 1.1 tavor, of . Harrtson yllle, . I ! Mr. n'nd · ~rs. Ho:rqld Da"fi ctl' . 1 f].a ll"l:olts wmoc week end cue~ts M Lou Daniels ColambUI, Ohio. For Sal- 7------~- We wiro to announc·e the Opening of our Boya Flannel Robea .............. $4.50 Boya Shirts ..................... · . 79e Boya Heavy V-Neck All Wool Sweaters , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.95 Tie and Handkerchief Set, in Chri•tmaa Box ....... - .. '" . . S<k Boys Gloves, lined .... ..... .... ·. .. . 95<: Boys Pajamas ......... - ..... - . . . . 95c Boya Bella , ............... - · ....-. SOC Boya Caps ............ - ......... · . 79c Boya,.Bow Ties, in Chriatmaa box ..... 25<: Boya .Sleeveleao Sweaters . ......... $1.0Q Corduroy Knickera ... , ........ - - . $1.95 Corduroy Long Trouaen ... ........ $2.45 Perrell, Henry and Norvil Ferrell : 1mO Mrs. Ida Meeker of Akron. A. P'. BwJI,n recently appointed •'ll:lst master here took charge or tlw cffloo FrldB.Jo' . Bor~~; to Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hrooka, a. son, Dec. 14th. ----- EDEN Ea.rnel!lt and Howard Baker of Ylheeiii'\(J' were calling on their par ~ f'ntli, Mr. and Mrs, John Baker Mon~ay. NeiUe Kibble and Eugene Wilson Run ::..ttended reviYal meetii"IJ at Eden seYeral night& last CJ.t Forked week. . Rev. Foltz WR.s callir>ff on John I Dsker !l.lld daughter ~ Tuesday. Ml'll. Leona. Baker was vltdtlng With her husband and daushter:o -- President Act Now - Last Opportunity To Save As Much As $12 On A 1934 Tappan! A gift that will bring joy die housewife for months and years to come is the neJI 1934 Tappan gas range with its many advanced features and its captivating beauty - an outstanding, practical gift that is certain to win apprecia· Ot.\tr Mo.W. OJ tion. By ordering a 1934 Tappan before Christmas you can r.,pan Dlvidtld-top save as mucli as $12, .as the special introductory prices will be Gu Ran.gts A1 Loto A• in effect only until Decev1ber 25. There are other Tappan models, with the famous divided cooking top, that are priced as low as $49.50. Make your selection promptly 80 i8stalla· tion can be made before Christmas Day! Our liberal monthly payment plan malcea it easy to enjoy this finest of rangeo. Come ill now! to $4950 Down lns~afts A Gas Refrigera~crr; No More Payments Until Next M.Tdt $10 Bora' _, Zipper front, . cuffs '""' knlhed ai)~.;J:to~~· 31 oance "'' :not m~to"n .c)nth. or ma.fop. ;·:- when you gi•e Electrolu•, the dtrifty, ollent po ,.~, ,.... p lfie .... rJit - ho. cause it not only wiU furni!!lh the most efrtcieat nfrW:eration c.btainable, Lt. it will P.t1f lhe i. tbily ..wings Crn operating cost. In nWdn1 a choice, k it imr...:"'tUnt to u 1 1 " , _ that .ao . . . ef refrigeration <liD approach the t.w of ap<ntlnll the G,\!j; l!'~ft- - I• ·tftt1e ...,,. a day. There'• • si>e to meet the n.,ds of anr la111ny. 'J!I!!I" ~ _ __ ,..,. """' -10 clown, ud the balance in Z2' mon1bly instaUmenro besinnifta- M•r.4 .· .. ' . ' -;w...... ·~f ' .. i! • '' -~ ELEg'!tOLUX 8t(rffll,' Nii.Y7 ) . ~~­ Mob Buy Wisely ·! \. , . /.; .~ ,. - )· ' :-' '• ··( )"~ I •. : ; _ . N-ow Before Prices Ad~! ' �·I I I I' .-...:: ''.· . . .,. '" "" r ' I ' 'l'OISDAY, ftiiiiWI.Y ftDOD - · ~.-. U AU~ I • DIIODolllllla It, lia • " f OH IO STAU: tl ~&tUII HIGH S T AUO I STH AY Cll LUioiS 'JS 0 • WEA THER-C I o u d iJ preceded by rain in eut and north. Slightly colder e~cept in the extreme southwest tonight. EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 286-L BUSINESS OFf'IdE Phone 202-R WIRE OJ' INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. Resigns College Y~uth ShootB Farmer RefilM to Accept Sto.y ao Told b)' Cleveland ~tuclent tnveatlpton Preoident To Requeot Six Billion Dollar Appropriation Our Speeial Group of GIVJl.BIR A COATS ~~- -WDRESS U. - To ment Alleced ~ ...· """" ' ''' ~ \ 95c ANl:). UP •• I BED It'a Not Too Late To select sllitable bo~es of stat- · HOUSE DRESSES $2.95 to $3.95 -------------------------~~·~·,~· .. .... ... ,;...:·~ · · . CAND~ . SETS . . Beautiful 1as .w.e!Has(oni'IIIIIPental. Set eO.rtsists uf ··two . caltdle holders. ; ~ SWEATERS ,:: \;'·I ' ,, i ' ' .,.·.~ SPECIAL $l00 ., -~ ; VISIT OUR BAJ!Y ,, DEPARTMEIIf.l' Aloo A Bia?Line at $1.9S Up •:\. \ ~ HA:~DIC.UCHIEFS .' ... For Every , o11e. Emb(oideried aqd applique, bf bo~es. .; CHILDREN'S COATS AT BIG REDUCTipNS I r) { ; ! I .. • ! • GORDON'S HOSIERY MEN'S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS They please i the most parficular women.- 59c: to $1.00 Pe!r Box ~ •• ' _ , . ; . .a. , ' ALL kiNDS OF LINENS Luncheon Sets, Dinner Sets, Luncheon Cloths, Napkins, etc. ' ' · .t ,( _ ,. . , ., g:a~:.r~t~d~p!l#~ · Soc)ts and Booties, Panties, Baby Blankets, Shawls, Snow Suits, brother and sister. Jersey Suits, · Tinker Toys, etc. OTHkR,SETS FQR MEN from • tl» st.oo Otbel' Stote: Open £vinlilll Until tl \ -\ LEATHER 8AGS SILK' and WOOL BAGS SOc SET · ·' · (').ne lot of Sweaters that have been '':.:Sellhtg at $1.95- · ' Bl M•ny,Minor Changea Made In Bill Aa Puaecl · H"use; Herner Fi1htin1 To Give BWI~ T•~!i" Dn1ni•t•; Commiuionera Salaries ' ~ioecl . By C"RL L TURNER INS Staff Correoponcle.,t Columbuo, 0 ., l>ee. 2~1NS-After cidia1 to retain the aale by-the·rlau feature D paoed last week by the State H......, of Rep..,:. aentativet, the Judiciary Committee of the -··~~[ ., Senate thio afternoon app..-ecl and YC>tecl with a ncommenclation: of paual'e the admini• ttation liquor coatrol bill. Se.-eral minor cbanpo were written iftto. and out of the ln'tl, but the two major feo.tw-+'#~~i~ alate monopoly aad tbe aale by the claN feablre • -were ..ft intact. Mrs. Prank Mellinll:, a sister-In· law of the farmer, said "C&rl not· the man to Interfere In ?(' that sort." She referred. · ~- ... ,.. to his stopping his t nroute home a permlr. liquor 'lbere would be a to c,eive an per cent sales tax on Uquor dispensed unc:llr thla attanpment. $6.60 ~l50 a~~ $1'95 Beiter, SET UP ON "GLASS SALE" ABOUT EVEN of or ffi(l. $3.!10 to BeautifuJ new patterns and styles. ICM Ruth Little Pouibility Of Senate Votin1 On loaue Bef Late Tonight Beeauae Committee Hardl:r Half Finished With Work · YOUlll ... _I• :~panlon, '· "_,., -..•, '-.:.:..:!\ ;:, '(t' plain white, trimmed in pink and green. to from- SETS ' Gl)'E .. liBI.t / ,_ .·.• LING!RIE cards. A 'nict line 'to choose We have so )llany ni~e new .things it from. 1 may be hard deJclde . which' to give. 2$tTO $•.00 She'll love Undies. ' Danee S~~ Silk ~~ips :, • Pantteo ·-Siltl!cCoWIIo • · .,...,..,_ ._ .... ' -.-..If. wllla ~r to · Bed Jaekets., ' . . .. • :' i Gllardo Stationed on All Sideo 'o f Eo.tate aa Colaplo pare for Firot R-1 Chmtmao Celebration· " Llnoly'o Mo!:her to be Preoent ~. Two jljllow 11llps am! ' sheet, . 8lx90, lonery · an"dl · · ·comnipondence ;outh said he to shot authorlt.les, 1md. lUlled Met~ A<c>ordlna "" 101 after tt1e latter alle1edly at· ~mpted to molellt h is prett.y co-ed ..... BEA,UTIFUI,. NEW WAISTS , I , ... private detectives t.o tear t.old by anttoo Atuder.t at West· : rn Reserve University here. Cf(lwn Point, Ind., Dee. ~188' Se\•en lll<lldment.s returned · by) t~ Frank Metlhlf, a brother of the &rand jury agalns\ omclaJa and Qtrecoors of the Northern lndlana .~tin man, in announcinl that the Public Service Company with a re~ 1ctlm's family would conduct a rort that the utUity bad been .t> parat.e pollee probe, said. : I'll prcsrcute that YO\U'I& man "milked" to support totterln& Insull .o ..the lut notch. Carl may han l:oldlng companles Wel'll to be .for~een a hot--head, but he wouldn't mally returned tod.ay before Jldpo anyone or anythln(l: , even an WilHam Murray In criminal oourt. 'll\tm 1almal." ! Charges that thP compan)' jhact You"-1· Q nephew , or CongreSs1 heeq groMIV m\mnar..a(Jed were tonnan-at-larre Stephen Youny and · tnined In the Lake county atand he 80n or Oonakl YOW1(1: , pro- ' ~ur y report to Judye Murra-Y. but lhe ctur t ordered the namet of .· inent Norwalk attorney, was ret t:.ose indicted .!!l uppressed unt.ll the leased uNier •1 .000 bond after ht formal Indictments .are reporU!d tn waived preliminary hearln1 on a m&.rullaughter charge. open court. The youth, hla CODifesaman-unSamuel lnsull, Jr.. one-time ~ le and h ia father charged that "l'rown prince" ot the vut lmmll Utility empire, was unt.ll lt:n· v1oe MetllnK had attempted to attack rhalrman of the prosperoua oper- [he (l:lrl. Dr. J . R. Better, promlnCanton, 0 ., physician and RI.-tng electrical unit thot serves or the oo-ed In the case, also n1ore th111n a. hall mUUon resldtfl.ts of Northern Indiana. U'01'81! 11lleied that Metllng b.ad made Dell-Pintn Is president ot the' com ~ Improper adv111neeR toward his danKhter_ However, the family of the vic#:~.,'~~~~~:.~ Rf3atehlng: tnvel'l- tim rushed l.n thf! detenlle of hill by ~l.ltor preceded the 1~nd character. TOWEL SETS ., the he two were perked on a lonely r.ad in suburban Pepper P1ke vU· One towel and two wash cloths in beautiful colors' Bolotee~tiom~~;~:~~-ntrl Ccmbine; S7·95 that have been selling from $7.50 to $8.50. entered Jtjro I .!own the atory "MILKING" ., J: 1 fcun1, ~1, & Jaw TO CARRY ON Special today I fol'o bo Into the- "lovt r'f! laM" Alay. Officialo and Di*ton ,., of • farmer by a wU..e boy. Of Northern lndliula The fam!ly of tlv vl<tlm, carl Firm Accuae..i-'. . . u ~ year-okl retired farmer, ·n !UOU~R IN ~Hm AlM~ST SUH£ Ta HANOl[O BY STAH ~POlY SAlE BY GlASS STill IS IN 00n . .Store dj ' •t, ' He � 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 12. December 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 December 19, 1933 baumgardner buckingham dalai lama riley von ingenohi