http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/34e08b0185762aa4fe35cce7bb9acf41.pdf 4da554b2efb1102030aa34c40251304f PDF Text Text Corp. a fe·.v sons Ro~erJa' fGl:IUll ' Jilmos Thont&R Of <xt 1l.lmbUil wlis vt.aiun, Mrs. M~O: 'rhomaa 1 Cbr1eh,nas, retur~~d 'h~me tbls jmo~~llni. • j • ' • • • • ' • NEW YEAR'S GU"'JM BY THE l'JIESIDINT , T!l 1n11 r~tJaolll!llll· ·r~:·:i;:~~:;~ WASHING~ON, ' DOC> 30.~ • j , • \ l " PreBtdent 'Harding t'tPiiMlt• to alga today ComD<~tf.lipD Ol sentencea ot lJ Or more "fl(llit• Ileal prlaopers..'"• ·It Wu satd •h,mnln/'- so,~~~rn•e4,\' yesterday l:ir a Wh,tt• Hohse • spokt!lhl!'D· , Tll,er& .,lll, how- • pvel-, b• '1bo geherOCI ~m~esty," It wa~ o.~de:d Tb.e EXPLOSION lARd: ddiiLIN Occurt In Mualc Deatar'a Shop, Which Ia ,Totally Wr·O~od. ' Dublin, n.c 29 - 'fh!l whole ~IIY was .startled by a vtol-nl e,xplos lpn, tar excestllug the fa.m~liar detonation or a. b[)lnb T~e eJploatcan occurted in a ShOop oc' upletl by a deuler in mu· 1 .steal ln&trumenLa, b-t!CCullough by name, In Dawson atreet. where either Suits, Coats and Dresses .. ~litire St4ck of I MdCullough, wbq ta qot resa.rd84 aa ·;,Sits 1.;2 Price 1-2 Price I 1. 1 1a land mine or som(l oJber great ex· plostve was liet orr ' 'l'he f1 ont of' the ib&p waa blo"n Into the street and tl!! .story u.bove demolished Bhatter1.p 1planoa a11d o.ther l~trumenta we~ mingled ln the Wreckage, numeroll& plate glnu whutowa were sma.ll1fij\- 4nd the street was uttered with glas!W_N 200 ya'rda '! lie shop had beou Cl ~e d au hour previously Three pede•trlans were Injured , a. poHttcal pa.rt111,(n, wa.freeently nom· toated for the senate, but nqt elected Sleet Caus'H ~mage.' Cleveland, D'8(l 29 -li!cw and alee' storms, &ooompanled ~· hllh wlnda 1and & lUdden d:rop uf .~em}J&rature, caused hund~d of thou.&.nds of dol· lara' worth of dama.Q ~ 1n northern Ohio &-nd demoralized Wbe cpmmunl· cation and intorurban Service. W.ire communication )Jij'Lwe1h Cle•ela.nd, Toledo and other l~P ~r polntl WI'J com~le.tely lntel'rllpted, ~ue to the top. plfnB or tboUBa.ndi ot polea, alld elec· trtc Une11 operated o cnftallad ached· ules 1·3 Off Lot No 2 • 1-3 Off Silk and Wool ~· FORTY MEN ON •BOARD Gern'll!ln Freighter Bal~ved to Havt Foundtred Our1n1 lllle. New York, Dec 28 -i'anr.s were tD· -tertulned here for tbe B&fely or th~ Oerma'n Kayser OOund ' talom ' wh1cb baa not been 1 I Dec. 6, when miles ~asf of the vetBel was lab,orllllll• 14 OFF BEST STYlES GO .FIRST 1 wltb ha.tcbe!l ba.dlt 'II"OI&IIeO. was be'lleved to have I 40 j the I I men ,_ The •homd ·mox! New Years ! 1 �~ ~...- ... I> h&\ been , Ill ~~f 1mpJoYilla• .L boo -·- \ -~ •- ;.:'"""~'?~~~~:Jl'itC~N W,-okKJMEr.i ~ f"AfdJI A .J IPROO'ECTIVi<J T~'· , \ t, § l h \ I . ~ I • ,;;_ GCrlllall' Fl,nirs l!lffott Dec 30.--e.na!or B., tn the senate lllal he ititl ' op:roPo!'al f blt • I To·M-» ,A-- call on intern"'" conreren.ce. ...,...... . ,IIIIIJJ'JJJr,' •"' 1$ear Sir: ; ' ' I ,h"t(\ Aomething new . t~ • \ . ..~ til offer' you, what - U. !\.yet, It 1sll Gents Shirt of t~e' finelt~rtiJ w..W tw"~ .J)f ,, ONE, it cpnsiilts out of a top shirt antf.Ui\lif6nrt&t tw i/.lfllel ~lil!e, ~ ~ ~' f ( \ / . i~ very cotn£~r~~llJe, prac1lical and suitRble for all dt~~e~ (If me!!. Sush a 'shirt would cost i~ U?S. llt least 2 Dolfatl! a piece, but ' l ;~sale• prir~~ to deal~rs 'is Qnly 75 cents a ,?ieee, if you will ~;Jf.~j.~n·d~1!1r.l .~ j)oihjrs irra te!ter ~o f will send you & of these shirts for different des1ii!s just state the size yOU want. 0 1"''••··1 As ,a MrR J A Mlller and lluCbltr. ~ Alth oa., leave tomorro'N (Qr ,. Attie., where they 'tilll apeud New Ydr'a witb Mfa. Miller's motl1er, Jifre. ru~ e'Verytl;ini what comes today from Germany 1s good -;i!~~~[;,}~~~--r--tl!v;t;·~~~....,~~~~~;G;;;~;L~~·-. 'W!HY? BECAUSE we have the best w.::rkers who 18te worklnr fo~ ~5 per cent L6w~r· wages than the AmerlcaM, JPXA;1'~ }VJ!Y, so please do ' not ill!sltate. and send- 2 Dokll in ~1trreiKi~ foy your a. sample skirt's and I ean assure you that you 'Veri' plell!lid 'With them ! I also would appreciate 1t very ~~J]:;tt you kindly wou!J let ail tour friend~ tnllke a use of Ill}' rsi!1'W~r~~~~~~?~~~~ t From Home 1nd 41alft. ~ Wataon then. auneste.d that .withhold his am.t!nd· thot tho admlnla· wonl!l ibe em bar· ' asked: wltether the ~e'.otlatlpn's we~ ror; of ta.ll.i.Jlg 1 "thts confer... "' I • I 1 Deco 30 - Ahdrew Vaiunt,1 Our Credit and Buying Facilities are sl'ch that we are able to buy QUALITY Goods as low as any firm m business-discounting our bills promptly g1ves us a further saving; this enables us to of a aotl drink 1 lit! bed to a prese•at. "'"wtre, ' 'VP alarmed at tdund his bod1 of their bOm$. Hls ! skul~ PROFITS DIVU>E witH ou; custome~s by Lower' Retail Prices and ,.still realize as much, if not more, on our c;apjtal fn"'estment by a larger vol ums of business. ' EVERY NEW CUSTOMER ENABLES US TO KEEP PRICES DOWN! Our ~.toek Consists of ' :p:'tlf.t!''.Ml•~~ij;ans. in<!ic~ts the .~ondi 1 t!orl!1: t~f!!ti1i{~~."Jiotv:~iliJrg> in tlrat co&11try, arul w1th whi1:h Amer· t~.·~· woll)\j IIIIVe to colllp'ete ;if t~ iwteet were IWt tatlfl' t~ lRbor.-Manuiacturers Record. ~- I. I,. ·' St~'~for Ji:~r!l.h 1 ~ 111'afln, ltga!~ sh'owelf lr!s eapaeify for d\:rillg ,·i *!~e' .tini%>!~\!tdi , WI\~.!1 i)e 'startled •the Senate with n 1esoluhon ~; ~~li.itlt, fpr. an lnJ:er~ational confe'l'elji!e 1M! !'IJ)IIrlllltons and dlsarmall!ading 'OJ!jlflneht oi the•Laague of Nafiolls, 1t clin 1fot he is di!!posluf tb be over ven~urest me in getting Jtii'I~P un '1With Eutopean 'affairs. Nili'ff/at:~fk h,qw much Our people desifO ~" keep the1•r hands ' ~mme'• bmline stew, it is e•ldent flrllt !Ire ltlll!t!ftledl clll'ld\tten'i across the wats,• are l!ighfy injurious to ou~ own iJ)eople. IJiJ.t f1111mers and' manutacillre!'S tllll't ~II iheJt prlllluds while !, Europe is disturbed by &ntlll!'onism~ «<!dl!atl'ell'l!, ~repatttiona for '!JIOfel ,, ""'• ,11!tlintel\tlnee o! lat·go armies, 1111d denreeiat~d cur- 2 ~.P'!_ s~r:· '• Onr Motto: '' . . Saf~ty .;,nd ·~6ri~~ 'for' pet>w)~ 6£. ' 1 1 J( rqffaerat~ Jll@ilits. ,, \ ~"' ' ,';, , .t"""'- · ! I · Wllek ~ visit with ing to scbool at Granville from tli.ert r&lntlvos a nd rrl ends In Chicago. Miils Alice Phllltps, "bO htta. bed Paul .Fren-ch will lcrnt' Mollday to the gueat ol Mist Hi?:ten Ebersb&cti, enroll In the Mounta.:ln State Bu si n es ~ of Ltncolu Hill, returned ' to.... .h6r nt Parkersbu rg, w va. 1 home at Athena, todaY. 1 • Dov. Spear of Chauncey, 0 visit· ) Miss Jeneese Rubl, "ho 1,11 t!~~~· ~ - ~ · - h.. - 11ng nt Pro•tden4:e, R J, and who .bu Wh~~;:'.,~-:~!1 !:::":; mate been the holiday 'gueot ot M'ro; Q.. R. 1 our henr111 ache i when groWft. our 1Fa riB will return to bt r 'fflloo,.t to· ,. 1 b81 1 t ~-11n ll rm Pro\ erh. WQrrow. . JUlies ,, Revolvers dil and G&aoline Lampa ' morrow on a tw.o OW HOME TOWN Shot guns Cutlell)' Bird ,Cages ' . ~ Ammunition Siliall T09ls ' '• Batteries Flash Lights I~ Linseed 'Oil " Pai'nt. White Lead Varnishes 1 Window Glass Roofing Paper ' . ' Farmers', Painters', Carpetners' 'and )\fin~' Tools arid Sul!plies, Specialties, ,Npvl elties and General Hardware •• " "' .~' B. "f~ Biggs Co. HARDWARE · DEPARTMENT I I I. ' f ' '~'Quality ~ Hardware" ~AIN ,~TkEET,(~R' AMERICAN EXP~EsS CO. ' • Telephone 295-L. I ' . OHIO• EVERETT TB111 ~ •! I'Ll 5A'I 'YoUR E A R~AL 9 PoRI AI IHAI• GIVI:. YOI!R WIFI:. A NEW HOU5~ AND LOT foR A LITIL~ CHRISTMA5 PRE5~)o!T- JUST A ' LITTLe 5 EA50N'5 GR"'1'1N<:~ YOU'Re. BOILING 'THE MARKET FOR THE.MAilRIE!D ME.tt· Rob· Mrs All ee Selby w11l spond '.he bins, anil stater, Mra Arthur uoflea: week ~ n ft wllh home (o lkll flom there they w~ll go Lo_ eo't~mtu• l\frs J B Downin g will Jaave to· lor a few days, Miss A, Uhaa r~tD!D" ; ~ ~ · •. $ • 1 1 \ �• ,, 0·YEARS ~1EET 1922-1923. WHERE ·; Gol'llon Bdwnrds. Read Lloyd George's weekly cabled dlcpatch, ~ history-making document, In · Sunday's HERALD AND EXAMINEJR, Chlclllgo'a Beot Newspaper. Paul Bnandenberg, .Agt. • Foi.t~e r~~r that has gone we have done the largest buaine11 in our history and.we can but express the sin.cere appreciation of favors shown us by friends and pa~rona. · The l"e\y Year is full of joyful promise. Our wish · ~ that , for ~ne and all it may contain Three Hundred ~~ ~ ShttY•fi.Ve Happy, Healthy, and P~osperoJls days. ' Mnrr:ln Miller, Marie P.lcliin~n. Mrs. The Shakespeare elL!> meoliug hnR Raymond deo~letn, •' or Pomeroy, : been postponed from January 2 until Misses f,urlle Rra<11or·11 and Helen Tuesday •P· m., January 9• at which Rathburn of Rutlund 1.11<1 Mlsa East· lime It will meet with Mrs · E · K' or Russell of Fort Pla•·cce, Fla. I Li(>plncott. 0 .~ (" / I I cd ·')··'Greetings TO;· ·This OURB.ankFRIENDS and PATRONS wishes to thank you for yo•Jr Generous ~atrona\Ie. Th~ confldel')~e showu by; you has mfld'e the past year a very successful onil fot usf and may.the New,Year bring to you HEALTH,• ~A~PINESS AND PROSPERITY i T.~e Mutual Nat. Bank ;j i' . ' MIDDLEPORT .;;;;;:...___ _______ In ,_~.----:::; ,.' ,,Jr .. I , "" '•' J' ' ' " ~.·.. ,,,. ' ·~~'I\~ '. ' ·~ .. Ji.:. j . ' ... ·~,lt. ;i ' ' ' ~~~ I, "' / ; . ·. ."\1 ...;·' ' ·~ ' 'I , # ~~ Mrs. A. H. Rosenbaum entertalne~ at her home on !Mulberry 'Jvenue, tu ·@ @) ~~~:~:~:~~~:~·~~ F:~~·:OI~:; ~: @ n mtscel'l'aneous shower 'jVItb 'between 16 and 20 guests l)reael)t. The ~ house ·W'l\11 chiverly (\ecora·ted In the 0.· holildny colors. Dntn,ty refreshment• ~ wore Rerved. 1: nd Mia• Louise was ~­ th e recipient of many ,uoMul 'anti pml· @) ty _PJ'ooont• for which she •inceroly @ thank:xl tYJch ooe. &H .le:t wl•hlng @ her much happtn~· s •. 011 the jour11ey @ sh e Is nbou~ to take through ll!e w1th @ her ,t'110sen I>Rrtqer. @ Those proseat were Mrs. )\ob \VI:·b· ~ stor, Mra. Oris Oulnt\Jer, Mrs. Holen Sklnn£r: h~a ElberMq, Dorati1y Moos, F.st:h ~r· Ji:.~ersbach, Ell . fischer, 'ci•JTa 1 Qu[vy, M.1rte lllchm'l(n, Helen Me· r @ Nnuchtcn, Mildred ' f)1~e~, Margaret @ 1 Cttlford F.Ainn Howelt; A:thea MIJ.Ior, @ M~~- E~word ·Bane~ •. •Mrs. Alfred Ell- @ •oeJ'!eld, ~he ~ue~'l of honor '' n<l tho @ ® ... ' On J;'rhby 11tght a. t ' ·the Maso•1ic rooms tbo most '!leiiFlltCul ~ta:JCc ~l;:li;;.:;:::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::=;:::::::;:::::;=~ . or tho holiday •casQ», to;lk place, the ~ · "!en or the younger 89ctet:y set, hon • "! .' .· Oaks · 'd·. _,:... eft;'r ·_._,;.·:a :;-· .·e.· ..·a·. ·. ~ R . s·;·;··· P~~i~:-, ., ,. 1 ' I ' J, \ •' ,, 0 ~ostess. ./' • • ,, J / •• * te{IIOOI:.! h!i ' Tho home or Mrs. 0. R. Fo ~ ls on Nyc nvo1wo wns beautl:ully rter:orat· r:11 with Cnlumbh ro11r.s ami <'hl'IRI· maR grcenR Of holly find mittlet.oc, for th o. roc·eptton yn,. torrtny niter· ~Hwn, ~;:· l v on by Mrs. FariR in honor of Mr·s ..John ORear Rno1lell, n brldo r.r the f:dt, and Mr•. Alma Skinner, of Ornuvtlle . Ohio, who bas recantly rotu•·ne~ f••om a trip Khrcia~. During th o afternoon, Mrs. M'. D. Ho'.-ttnger, Mrs. Ralston nuasetl, Mrs. T-Jerm'an Kuntz and Mrs. D. W. Hennessy vrcRh~d at the ten ta!Jie, which was lovely with Its t>cr!ect appointments and tlecorattons or tnll whlt•J tapers In RIIVC1' can<llestleka 1tnd rrngrnn\ Cqlumbln ro•es. AsslsUng Mrs. Faris Is diRponslng hoapttlility throughout · 0 the living •rooms wore: Mrs. A. R. 0 rttrton, Mrs, .T. A. Mliler, Mr.. John 0 rnrnett, Mre. Clytie lhte. Ml~••• Mtr-~ lnm Hlnckmorc, Evn Forte, Althea Ml ll r •·, who played dol*-htr,':'lly, and .Teresse T.'uhl. Nearly IM guests cnll·, ~ rlurlng the afternoon. 0 ''""'" MlQQ~RT 6' ' ~.. " ·· ..... . ' • • • Bii IDruJ·Stt~re on the C9mer <t' ", . ~ ·· 1( 'r -~ ·~··· ' ' ''fl,· iJ ---·- - .Sfansbury Drug Co. . , r: f. ~ ,.. ~· 0 0 ~ 1$1 '· l' . We have , ·~ • I : cl~red tile .decks, after our inup~ill!~. tfolid~f , ' , . , ; , ·,· ,r ·"· i· ' . trade, .~nd are now-.-eady .:Wjt~. th~ ·)~gest .Unes of!,. P.W. { \ • t ,,,· 't •, • 1 ' ·.~ 1 I ) ,1, \ , QUALITY Foo~wear thlttit h~l ~~~r:·~en.our;pl~~s~r~ .to put' on dispi!Sy. ·, . ., ., . ' ' ..- .' ' .. . < ' • r . . : '.· , . ~· . ·•' ·,. i ,, . In addition to Quality, we ~~n offer you,eve~· size, '\\'idt~ and shape in shoes from infant to adult sizes. • ~ . ·•'.; ,. h ' '• " . l ·. ' ·I ~... • • ' ' I .......... ~,. ...... t' .·, ' ' I ' ~~ ' j,_ r We Qa~ an~ ·will fit ~he ~~st diffi.~~~r f~~t ~o fit. : J.f)~u -~ have heretofore been compelled to send aw~y for:iPeeit\l'a!tl)'e~. .. ' \ t~i3 • will no longer .' ..,. b~ n~ry. , aa l' ' ' 1 • \ we gUnrnJ}tee ·to ;AiyoU, , . . ' •. ' ..~ . both m c.omfo~t n!Jd ~legan<'J of Quality-and 11t' eco•.otny •· .. pnces. . . . .• • ~ ~ t! 4• ·:1··•1 .. ., .. I ~~\ ' "' ·fI I ' . \ ~ ~· l r~ ·, ~ ·.. • ,J • � 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 1922 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 30, 1922 Description An account of the resource An issue of The Daily News