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THE THE MOST THOROUGHLY FRIENDLY READ PAPER IB PAPER RECREAT NEWS ALLIANCE VOLUME IV 'ALLIANCE, OHIO, SUNDAY, MARC! 1927 Number 101

THIS OUGHT TO TAKE SOM OF THE SORENESS OUT *,f FELLOWSHIP DAY FUN AND LIFE Cub Reporter Closing a Month's Celebration of tbe Along The Highway- Founding oi the Alliance NEWS Christian Church (By Hisself) With "Marcel Lay" A fitting climax to a unique cele­ bration of the founding of the Alli­ REVIEW Dear Al:— ance Christian Church was reached Pretty soon you aint going to know Pottery Pete says that a woman today in a great Fellowship Service. the old town- on account we are -(By H. Lyman Roberts) always thinks that she is better than Rev. C. B. Reynolds, District Mis­ . going to be all fixed up. Thc East other women, and a man always sionary worker from Sinking Creek, I Main Street boys are going to dig thinks that he is no worse than other Vs., for seven years pastor of the lo­ a tunnel under the railroad tracks men. cal church is the speaker of the Paris feels that London autos and also a place to turn around Past records of the church which without having a big cop yell "What Rastus!—"No Sah, Boss, I is not during certain early periods were and Washington have weakened the safe at home as it is." Powers force in the Orient through you tryin* to do?** You can't stop kept In minute detail have proved the policy of separate action. Broad­ the march of progress any more than most interesting and illuminative in a guy with a little puddle jumper Cramped Her Style the research which has been made for <-. ly speaking, France thinks that var­ Mr .. Noise—"Why did you leave ious compacts enterc d into by the auto can scare a bus driver to give this "anniversary service. you a chance for your life and a Formal Co-EdProm. New Electric Signs \\ Capitol City Itemsyour j , last place?" They cover a period of church his­ Powers at the 1922 Washington Con­ Cook—"They was trying to live ference have been practically abro­ piece of the road. - I know what I'm tory when members did not resort to talking about, Al, cause several times Mount Women EnjoyEniov ______Unique » andand The Upper End ofoi Main Street it-is • J within their income." the Civil Court but rather to the gated and .nullified by the independ- Fast Becoming Noted tor It's COLUMBUS, O.—Many requests ant negotiations carried on by Eng­ lately I have had to shut my eyes Delightful Affair at Country church Board to settle disputes and ' and mutter "Now I lay me" when one Great White Way for copies of the revised General LOYAL BEREAN land and the United States. To all Club. Corporation Act have been received several "trials" are reported in de­ of those bus boys is coming at me, EXECUTIVE- MEETING tail. of these contracts France's signature Mr. Daniel Factor of Nobil's Cut by Secretary of State Clarence J. is attached and she feels that they I try to .arrange my trips so I won't Mt. Union Co-Eds enjoyed one of The present church organization, *' pass any on the road but every once Rate Shoe Store has recently erected Brown Copies were mailed out A delightful social as well as busi­ have been reduced to "scraps of pa­ the most successful affairs in their a beautiful blue and white electric shortly after they were off the press. under the leadership of Rev. W. CI I in awhile I get caught in between ness session was enjoyed by Class McCallum, for more than nine years 1 i • per." history Friday evening at the Alli­ sign. The large electric sign which The act revises, consolidates and a bus and heaven, or what have you. ance Country Club. As the large Officials and their families at the past, has a resident membership of It will be worse than ever pretty is over twenty feet long was erected codifies the general corporation laws home of the Class President, Roy Senator William E. Borah of Ida­ number of girls gaily arrayed in by the Canton Sign Co. and is truly of the state and repeals a number of about 1213 with a Bible school en­ ho, claims that Mexico is right and soon cause now I understand they both feminine and masculine attire W. Vaughn, South Linden Avenue, rollment of over 1400. R. F .McLean, have been to Columbus to try and ar­ a splendid piece of work of the sign the old sections. It will mean many Tuesday evening. The Berean Class the United States are very likely assembled for their formal "Prom," maker's art. The sign when. lighted changes in the application forms now associate pastor is rendering a fine wrong. Mr. Borah is chairman of range for a half hour schedule. That the occasion immediately took on a has been enjoying a large increase service in the Young Peoples depart­ makes it twice as scarey for me to with 'its brilliant electric lights can on file in the office of Secretary of in attendance during the Anniver­ the foreign relations committee and spirit of mirth which pervaded the be seen for many blocks and reflects State Brown. The new law becomes ment, where a complete Church ser­ as such his statements are likely to •drive. Cause now I will have to entire evening. sary month of the Local Christian vice is held each Lord's Day. pass two going each way. the progressive spirit of this popular effective on June 9, and many attor­ Church, and expect to reach the "top be given undue credance outside of The program for the occasion con­ shoe store which is fast becoming neys over the state are busy famil­ The Junior department also boasts the country where he is known. At notch" this Sunday, when Rev. C. B. of a complete .two hour church audi sisted of music, "stunts" and danc­ known as one of the leading stores iarizing themselves with its provis­ Reynolds, the former teacher of the New Haven Sunday night he attack­ I picked up one of the hatless boys ing. The outstanding "stunt" feat­ in Alliance. This well known shoe ions. Secretary Brown, ever accom­ school service each Sunday, ed the U. S. policy towards Mexico from the college last week after he class, will be present for the Morn­ The Evangelistic aim of seventy . ures included a very humorous "Char­ store has shown a steady and increas­ modating, is ready to fill all requests ing Worship. and Nicaragua, and was acclaimed nearly jerked his thumb off trying; leston Wedding,', put on by. the. ing growth under the able manage­ for copies as fast as received. new members which was set for this as a Presidential possibility by the to stop me. He no more got into my Sophomore, Girls: A Sunday after­ ment of the owner Mr. Daniel Factor Mrs. Vaughn, assisted by Miss anniversary month, though not yet multitude. Senator Borah has work­ little car than he began to cry. noon Auto Ride—1923, a pantomine And just one door east at Art's The courtesy of addressing the Betty Shaffer, served a most appet­ attained will be continued over Eas- ed up .his present reputation as an ex­ Whats the matter says I "have you production, using "living parts" to Jewelry Store is another splendid' Senate was accorded to Congressman izing lunch. t ter Sunday.* ponent of America first. He is a very lost your hat or maybe your school constitute .the automobile, many mis­ electric sign which helps to make his opening remarks he twitted the popular statesman, and the future books ?" "No, says he" it is worse haps being incidental to the trip, and Main Street a well lighted thorough­ District Wednesday afternoon. In possibilities of such a forceful char­ than that, I am going to lose my "typical Mt. Union girl," humoriously fare and now with the installation Martin L. Davey of the Fourteenth acter cannot be overestimated; but teacher". Then in between sobs he depicted by Vivian Wilson nd Made­ of the new electric sign for Alliance's law makers about attempting to would it not be better for him to tries tb explain to me that some­ line Rexroth. newest de-luxe theatre, "The Strand," gerrymander him out of Congress. stick to the old stand? and stand pat body went and upset the boat in Oasian's orchestra furnished music which has already arrived, the east The Kent statesman was accorded a on his well deserved reputation. college. It was a very long story for the dancing. end of West Main Street will be the fine reception and was applauded at and before I knew it we were down Miss Sarah Stevens, Dean of Wo­ most beautiful illuminated section of the conclusion of his remarks. ROCHESTER, New York—Fred town and he had to meet a girl from men; Mrs. W. H. McM'aster, Mrs. this well known thoroughfare. Wallace was going along in his car the Decay Kept Solong Sorority. I Ida Leeper Shimp, Miss Jean Wil­ It is almost a foregone conclusion j regardless of all things. Traffic tried to tell the young fella that he son and Mrs. E. Eckler were chap- HEIRLOOM BIBLE BECOMES that the proposed new state office I Cops especially. The Policeman sig­ didn't need to feci so bad cause I erones for the occasion. PROPERTY OP MRS. building will tower above the State naled to Fred to stop, then he whist­ could remember a like circumstance ELIZABETH MARBURGER House dome, for a majority of Ohio's led and yelled and finally fired a salvo when we was kids in school. On Light refreshments were . served throughout the evening. law makers favor the present capitol of bullets which smashed the car that occasion the teacher had two of Thc old family Bible of the Web­ grounds. That this site will prove window and deflated the tires. When us stay in for doing some silly thing Before dispersing a flash light pic­ the most feasible is the prediction of ture of the group was taken by Mr. ster family (said to be relatives of the Cop" asked him why he would not or the other. In order to keep us both Daniel and Noah Webster.) has just its advocates, for hundreds of thou­ stop, he said "Why I did not know pleased he paddled both of us. I Dimit. sands of dollars would be saved in The committees in charge of the b. en bequeathed to Mrs. Elizabeth you wanted me." suppose in the long run that music Marburger, whose mother was a time and labor, and a million and a teachers have to stand for the same arrangements are to be congratulated half dollars in preference to the on its success. Webster. The Bible was printed in WASHINGTON, D. C—Elizabeth stuff that we fellas did. Only it Trenton, N. J., in thc year 1741—from Third and Broad street site. - Jaffray, for seventeen years the don't seem quite fair cause they us­ original translations. housekeeper at the White House ually seem quite friendly. The only Consolation Were thc ice men of Ohio respon­ says: President Coolidge takes a nap time they ever turn their backs on The journey through life goes sible for the cool weather which set- every afternoon; he smokes cigars. you is when they play thc pipe organ through many dark tunnels, and the The Latest Invention facturers of artificial ice from dis- He is a light eater. He rarely talks, in church. And even I am sorry for About one hundred and fifty manu- or smiles. He seldom goes to the 'era cause they are having to "face darker and longer they are the more Old Lady (to shopwalker)—I want we appreciate the glory of sunshine to buy one if those wireless fans I tled over the city for several days? theatre. He plays no games. He thc music" before us folks. tilled water met in convention at one never touches liquor. He has more afterward and the grandness of the read so much about; my room gets so of the local hotels and discussed clothes than any President in the I don't know what the outcome of view.—A Woman's Confessional. frightfully stuffy. the shakeup will be in the Mount problems incidental to the industry. past five administrations has had. To date thcr have been filed in the Mrs. Coolidge is warm, friendly, and Union affair, on account the hatless chap got out of the car too soon. But office of Secretary of State Clarence lets nothing interfere with frcr hap­ J. Brown, seventeen bills passed by piness. I am going to pick him up again if Learn About Tapioca From Her I can, and get the "inside dope" on the General Assembly. At a corre­ LONDON, England—.Queen Mary the thing. I want to know the why sponding" date two years ago there went shopping the other day and and the wherefore and who • did it. were thirty-one bills filed. It would bought a string of cheap gaudy beads; Then I'm going to be able to hand appear therefore that the present when asked why.she purchased them out a real scoop, and it won't be lop legislature is moving along somewhat sided either, cause I didn't have slower than its predecessor in the she said that as she is now expected FIRST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH to look after her little grand daugh­ nothing to do with it. enactment of laws. However, this ter a greater part of the time, she I had a chap from Warren visit fact is to be remembered, that al­ Cor. Park and Main. thouht it would be better for the me last Sunday and he asked to be though only thirty-one bills were Fellowshiu Day Sunday closing a month's cclcbratio_i of the Seventieth filed at this date, two years ago. baby to exercise its biting abilities taken over some of our nice drives. Anniversary of thc organization of the local church. on the glass beads rather than to use Why, says I, we aint got so many exactly 194 more bills were passed and approved, and filed in the office her famous diamond necklaces for fine drives as you have. "Thats my ALLIANCE WELL Leland H. Whitacre spent the week­ the purpose as she had been doing. ' mistake" says he" cause I had heard of thc Secretary of State, before the General Assembly concluded its REPRESENTED AT end at the home of Prof. J Adams of your town as the city of drives". OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Miller, Dean of Ashland College. WASHINGTON, D. C—Rebecca, He meant the Y M drive and the business. the Presidents pet racoon has been Their son, John A. Miller, Jr., a fel­ Far West Drive and the Near East Young People Enjoying Their Spring low student, came on through to Al­ banished to the Zoo. Considerable Drive and thc Mt. Drive and next Thus far only one bill, Senate Bill Vacation "Back in the Old surprise was caused among the at­ 38, "authorizing municipalities to liance for a short visit at the Whit­ will come the Chamber Drive and Home Towsf acre home. taches of the White House over this then the Salvation Army Drive. I make appropriations for dues for action because of tlie known affec­ am going to start a drive for a home membership in the Conference of Various activities and amusements tion the President had always mani­ for worn out drive .. :era. Ohio Municipalities," has received Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Whitacre, Mrs. are absorbing thc attention of the Ola Wilson and Miss Alice Wilder- fested for her; but as there is a band­ the Governor's disapproval, though following Alliance . young people, age on his hand, and he has given up NEW YORK CITY—Mrs. Mary in the supplementary appropriation son and Miss Alice Wilderson left students in Ohio State, who are home for Detroit, Mich., Friday morning handshaking for a time, the secret Schultz, was 102 years old yesterday bill, an item for the appropriation for a ten days' Spring vacation: Can be surmised. and 330 of her friends, not one of for the "Real Estate Board," was to visit Walter W. Whitacre at the Murray Hivcly, Clifford LeVake, Ford Hospital. They will stop en them under 60 years of age, gave her disapproved by the Governor. Howard Knox, George Wilcoxen, Le- _ WASHINGTON, D. C—The Pres­ a birthday party at the Home. route to visit W. W. Whitacre and land Vaughn, Thos. Buchanan, Ellis family at Crestline, O. ident is living elsewhere while the Sett-Knowledge Wiley, Lawrence Graham, Harold White House is being fixed up, but FOR SALE—4 BOOTH, FULLY A well-known clerygman says every Critser, Howard Maxwell, Leland Mary McCallum, the little daugh­ he • comes down every day and looks EQUIPPED AND THOROUGHLY Whitacre, Irene Hess, and Florence around. He was standing under a man should keep a diary so that he ter of Rev. and Mrs. W. C. McCal­ MODERN BEAUTY SHOPPE, -Boys in Over-brook High school, Philadelphia, are learning all may know himself. The average man Kamber. big crane in front of the house at CENTRALLY LOCATED. THIS lum, who was seriously ill the first about the mysteries of tapioea pudding. It's part of their regular knows himself well enough to be cer­ They will return to Columbus in of thc week, is showing marked im­ noon, when he suddenly discovered IS A REAL BUY FOR A QUICK time for the Spring Semester which that a pile of lumber was being lift­ course in domestic science. They bake bread, eakes and pies as well tain that If he started a diary be provement. SALE. ADDRESS BOX K, RECRE­ as any girl, they say. But women do the teaching. opens Tuesday morning. ed directly above Kim; without wait­ ATIONAL NEWS. wouldn't keep It np. En route home from Ohio State, ing for his secret service men or any­ READ the ADS la THIS PAPER thing, he beat a hasty retreat. / r ..tU. - I .ADDA DO /H_H»i_rv.iN& Avrrae <&P^> LOS ANGELES, Calif—Gene Tun­ l l ney, the heavy weight champion said: UXP-P»«t SftU_ __ . IU-S HIMCSt ".0\)R. lKT_r*i R.-Vt.BH--«» I So many American women are flat I'TlW'TW.-.t-AftiK .. _ORA- rR***. •. 0-_• DOt _y chested, hollow cheeked and pale, "'__ AG-SMA\_ VQU? just for the sake of style, and its all _n^ WFrh wrong. I think women should have rosy cheeks, naturally, and they should be robust and have bright eyes and quick gait; But it seems that social life, and the present mode for thinness are defeating nature.

SPECIAL & OUR STEAK AND CHOP DIN­ V, ERS ARE BEING APPROVED AND DEMANDED.. THE QUAL­ ITY. SERVICE AND CLEANLI­ NESS IS SURPRISINGLY ABOVE THE AVERAGE. BARNES LUNCH Al. Householder. Mgr. 222 E. Main St. RECREATIONAL MEWS on __ A. A. CHEVIRON __—_—,+ __ THAT ELUSIVE EASTER HAT! Lorbach and Buckley | i WALL PAPER *** * * * _•__ (Bill) (Lee) = 7SS SCR ANTON AVE. IT HAS CHANGED VASTLY SINGE THE DAY WHEN IT WAS MEANT 205 WEST MAIM ST. SEE MY SAMPLES FOR "SUNDAY ONLY" * Opposite Haines Ave.,

PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT, AND I WILL —* = BY HARRIET CALL AT YOUR HOME rpHERE is really "no snch anl- , •*• mal" as "the Easter hat." The "Easter hat" belongs to a i day when women had two dresses, the everyday dress and "the Sun- ' day dress." This latter dress was A New and Better . considered a dismal failure If it ' could not "stand alone" and last Auto Battery at least 10 years. The "Easter hat" ' was pur­ chased with no little heart palpi­ WESTINGHOUSE BATTERY tation. For this was no annual NEW LOW PRICES feat. Most "Easter hats" were worn at least two seasons. SEE IT AT The "Easter hat," as" befitted Its importance, 'flaunted much CHAP'S trimming. It resembled a platter loaded with fruits, vegetables, 118 So. Park Automotive Electricians Phone 8856 with a few knots of ribbon and WE clusters of feathers thrown in for garnish. Specialize in the servicing of Ford Cars Repair all makes of cars. Today's Casual Bonnet There really Is . a very di­ Regrind worn and scored cylinders without remov­ rect connection between the ove.- ing motor from chassis. WAKE UP1 trlmmed, pretentions bi-annual Bright is the glow of the "Easter hat" of not so many years ago, and the very simple, Use The Sioux Valve Refacing Sun, very ordinary, casual hat of to­ vN Sweet is the breath of the day. System blooming— When a hat was bought so sel­ dom it had to "show something For the warring of Winter for its money." But today's is done. woman who buys her hats with PHONE 8012 almost the same frequency as And beauty prepares the as­ hose, and who has learned well suming her lesson that every costume de­ mands its harmonizing hat, does fed And heels and soles need re­ not demand so self-consciously THE MOST THOROUGHLY READ PAPER IN ALLIANCE newing new and elaborate a chapeau. The bobbed head explains the 99= r _ FAMOUS SHOE To be in harmoy with the small, tight-fitting unpretentious .-te •a beauty of nature hat of today, also. The Lino's the Thing 'pTHOR/l^. WHICH Sleek headlines must prevail Shoe Renewry both within and without the hat. Generally speaking, the less- COSTS BUT $5 trimmed, the smaller the' hat Is Man ; this year, tbe chlcer it is. The Not alone good looking— | line, and line only, is the thing! N. Mechanic and Main The most expensive hats may be but well made,—much better trimmed with nothing but a sim­ >*£_-ftv _J< FOR THE MAN ple hat ornament- piercing the hat constructed than many shoes hand at front or side or Inserted Here nro four suggestions tn attractive spring And. Faster noil* AC Speedometers which sell for several dol­ See our fine line of Spring through the hat proper. This or­ 1 in fry. Thc. central figure Illustrate*, an effect he combination of * 1 nament may be the popular rliine-' white Jersey with hat of gray felt. At the top Is shown, one of the lars more. Dress and Work Shoes. stone pin, a loop of jade with new compose models, two shades of green felt used In the hat and i black enamel, or a pearl orna­ band. Below (left) Is a smart headgear of crocheted straw. This ment. Is effective in many colors. To the right is shown a ribbon hat, At Last — For Fords I The "Friendly" Benj. Curl The compose effect of blending with trimming in corded effect* shades of the same color is very •*__.. the spring bonnet is as apt to be hats is evidenced by the showing good. Felts are trimmed with even now of huge floppy garden. a Direct Drive Speedometer straw bands or ribbons In com­ of felt as straw, and perhaps ft little more apt. hats of horsehair and maline. But pose effects. Ribbon and satin the woman*of really good taste Black is perhaps the outstand­ Get an AC Speedometer today. Its direct hats blend two or more shades of ing spring hat color, though, will select a small, tailored, the same color, and straws achieve strictly speaking, black is not a sleekly-fitting hat for general drive—no swivel joint—means freedom the compose effect with blending color. . Anyway, black hats of wear right-now, and wait for June 5 DRECO 67' ribbon bands or ribbon cockades. straw, satin, ribbon, or felt sunshine before hiding under the from speedometer trouble. m shade of a garden hat. j In the newest Spring Mod- Vogue ot Felt trimmed with a simple faille band No more guesswork as to your speed Vale's Hat dealers complain that the or a hat ornament will be seen in Last, but not least, when you fls. Other Styles $6 to volume_this year. -£s (. buy your spring hat, consider not or mileage. Tells when to change oil. Cat Rate Drug Store felt hat has almost ruined the t $8J0. hat business. Women ' will not Larger Models only the hat but yourself who will Gives an accurate check on gasoline con­ easily relinquish the comfort of Navy blue and the lighter appear under the hat. 1 the soft felt which can weather blues, powder blue, Alice blue, Do not buy your hat without sumption. x 31 rain and wind, be patted from Copenhagen blue, sand, rose and seeing yourself full-length. Sur­ We can install an AC while you x MOHAWKS one becoming shape to another, orchid are good spring hat colors. vey the rear and side views as * and soften the face, which is why The annual agitation for big well as the front!- wait. 1 MATHIAS KOHL GO FARTHER BOYS' AND MEN'S SHOES i 44 East Main R.R.REESE T 51 E. MAIN ST. QUEER QUIRKS in § M.TJ Favorite Stories f We Do Quality Shoe Repairing Auto Electric Service Station X HUMAN DESTINYl ATTENTION _i) IRU1N S. COBB X HOUSEWIVES! The Full of the Honeymoon E. B. TAYLOR, Mgr. By HARRY R. CALKINS Have your wall paper cleaned—' In Chicago a vaudeville comedian 225 HESTER A VE. PHONE 5382 l3XH_^___«»a«-«_r_*«H>^ windows washed—floors re- married a lady who was likewise con­ •X Wl_ Service nected with the profession. Immedi­ T waxed by a company who guar­ ately after the ceremony he left his X Advantage in Misfortune antees satisfaction. bride ln her room and went to the X HILE the young Calus Julius nearest blind tiger where, meeting a v^mm%i W Caesar was still skirting the All Work Done By number of very congenial friends, he X edges of Roman politics, seeking a proceeded to celebrate the recent X means to distinction, he had the mis­ event fittingly. Several happy hours fortune to be captured by Mediter­ Contract passed. T ranean pirates who held him to ran­ Toward dusk tbe bridegroom went Brogan & Jordan T som. This ignominious mishap ap­ to tbe telephone and called up his f peared certain to cause such amuse­ Estimates Cheer­ hotel and asked to be connected with ment In Borne as to blast his subse­ his room. His new wife answered. Canfield Gas Wm. Penn Oil X quent career, but Caesar, with a flash In a slightly husky voice he said: T of the genius that later established fully given "Is that you, friend wife? Well, X him as the Incomparable propagandist, this ls friend husband. I just made a 2210 So. Union 350 E. Patterson St. turned the event Into political capi­ "We clean everything and any­ date for dinner. How're things break­ tal. thing in your home." ing for you?*' Pbone 9402 Phone 8456 X .*__. Discouraged by the' continued rise (Copyright by the _[cNaught Syndicate, Inc.) *1 ALLIANCE WINDOW & •••*!_;_;•_;•-; J^_-_a-^'l---r__t-____i'g^__y^[jn^ of the young Pompey, who had Just * V i X won honors through his military HOUSECLEANING ^m^^wm^smm«mm!- prowess, the patrician, Caesar, had =_•_ SERVICE _<•_ T departed from Borne to study oratori­ -__ cal style at Rhpdes. It was on this 32 So. Liberty. Phone 2121 voyage that he fell Into the hands of X pirates who held him for 50 days, re­ leasing him when his slave, Eplcrates, TRY THE HOME STORE FIRST | .____»—„ m YSLE returned from Asia with money. Alive to the effect that story would create ln Borne, Caesar hastened to JUST PHONE 4272 write home his own version of It. Standardized Quality This account was extremely roman­ tic Caesar described his captivity as a great lark. For 40 days and Peerless Cleaning nights, be wrote, he lived among his captors like a prince surrounded by laves, playing games with them and & Tailoring Co. What your own eyes see will make you reciting to them his poems, which last affected them marvelonsly. Repeated­ CLEANING & PRESSING HI ly he threatened them with death by choose the Chrysler "50' OB hanging If they ever restored him to Moose Temple Bldg. F ls this attractive two-story, six-room liberty. Life under the black flag was beauty of design, finish and fittings. house of beveled siding and slate or shin­ the merriest kind extant, he assured Tf 70a are attracted by the Chrysler gle roof. his friends. But tbe vital thing in the contrast in One of the Interesting features of "50P it is well to bear in mind tbat this house ls that every room has a doable After his release, Caesar reverted your choice in tbe four-cylinder field, performance—the power and speed of exposure, while the living room has three to his character of upholder of the 50 miles and more per hour; tbe accel­ sides exposed. Extra windows not shown Boman laws and dignity and manned j AUTO NEEDS j in any event, must be made among eration of tbe Chrysler "50"—3 to 25 in the plan may at slight expense be added ri__T riooe PI,A_ a ship, pursued the pirates and actual­ five cars. Only four four-cylinder at either end of the living room. While ly erlcifled several of them. J Sun Ray Nickel Polish 50c | miles in 8 seconds; and above all, the **" ___^t=^_— this type of house affords the utmost ln cars other than the Chrysler "SO" are light and cross-ventilation, It would be well How much of Caesar's account was ! "999" Body Polish 85c j ease and economy with which it true is a doubtful questlon."_ut cer­ now being built in quantity. to protect It against the extremes of cold [ Oil Tanned Chamois .* 50c J travels. and heat by Insulation with celotex for the tainly It served its purpose, which was walls and root Such Insulation will alro to prevent laughter at his expense in j Top Dressing, Pint 45c j cut down outside noises to a marked de­ Roman society. He emerged from the You will be rushed to a decision by gree, as ln addition to Its Insulating prop­ adventure with his public character the startling character of tbe contrast. Never, it seems to us, was it ao easy erty, celotex Is an efficient sound deadener. undamaged. Four years later he was for the buyer to make sure that bis The living room has the much desired back ln Borne, exercising his talents MILLER'S AUTO Tbe mere appearance and dimensions open fireplace and cleverly arranged book­ aa a politician—entertaining the poor of the Chrysler^ "SO" alone will startle money is buying tbe utmost in con­ shelves flanking the entrance to the dining In his home, patronizing financiers you by comparison—its family seat­ trast between tbe "50" and all ordi­ room. The sun porch may be pnt either to and preparing for his climb from of­ ACCESORIES the side or the back of the house, according ing proportions, its size, its marked nary fours and sixes. to the builders' wishes or to conform to the fice to office until he should reach the | Main & Union Phone 8920 I SECOND FLOOR. PLAN demands of the lot place of army Idol and dictator, the _>. 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__ft____f____A____!_____f_____'_____K__ __•* A. __.•____•___ Il__ 1 BROTHERS, ONCE PENNILESS, I T f MERGE GREAT RIVAL BANKS T WALTER SHEM AT the ages of 64 and 52, two .il. T brothers, who started out penniless at the ages of IS and 17 WALLPAPER 1 _f to make their fortunes, have t merged two Oklahoma City t (Okla.) tanks into one, making it t the largest financial institution of f their state. T t The brothers are Frank P. and T Hugh M. Johnson. Frank P., the elder, for 21 years has been presi­ Quality in <_ f Tf dent of the American Savings T Bank and its predecessor* In Look! Oklahoma City. Hugh Af., for 28 meats- i years has been president of tho t First National Bank of Oklahoma T T City. Sweetness V The merged Institution of the AROUND THE ROOM AS YOU READ brothers, to ta known as the t f American First National Bank, T will have a capital of $3,000,000 in fruits T t and resources of $50,000,009. 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A gripping, dramatic story has been woven against a background of fire- INSIDE THE fighters that holds the spectator from r beginning t o end, The story tells of "Terry O'Neill," descended from fcKDVIE STUDIOS a long line of fire-fighters, his initial A %• FLEET SMITH enthusism, his love for the daughter of a wealthy man whom he later dis­ covers to be the he-head of the whole city government, his disgust at this MEW YORK, March 27—Not that itol; John Barrymore in 'The Belov- man's crooked methods, and the con­ it has anything to do with the fact td Rogue" at the Strand; thc same sequent quarrel with his sweetheart that Harold Lloyd is the moat suc­ Barrymore in "When a Man Loves" over her father, his heroism in a cessful comedy star, bat with the with Yitaphone presentation at the spectacular orphanae fire caused thought that it might interest some Selwyn; and the identical Barrymore through thc neglect of the politician, —PRICES in "Don Juan with Vitaphone at the and thc final reconciliation with the' of his audience, it is recorded here —AFTERN0ONS— —EVENINGS— that he is one of the greatest bene­ Warner Theatre; Syd Chaplin in daughter and his later public recogni- (Except Sunday's & Holidays factors of thc Great Dane race. I . "The Better 'Ole," and Vitaphone at tio nfor his heroism. (Sundays <_ Holidays all day) his commodious kennels Harold shel­ the Colony. "Stark Love" in its third On the stage beginning today will • Adults 30c Adults SOc w ters twenty-two of thc huge dogs. week at the Cameo; and 'Rubber appear "Minstrel Week," featuring Children, under 12 15c Children, under 12 25c Also, he has two St. Bernards and Tires' at thc Hippodrome. Art Landry and his Victor Record­ one wire-haired terrier awaiting his ing Orchestra, also Ray Alvino and Continuous—12:30 to 11:30 P. M.—Deluxe Shows—2:30, 4:30, return to Hollywood. While in New his Banjo Boys. York City on his recent vacation and 7:00 and 9:00 P. M. business trip Harold purchased the "The Fire Brigade" When you go to the Sunday per­ St. Bernard dog which won top hon­ PALACE THEATRE ENTIRE WEEK. BEGINNIX TODAY—"TH.. BIG ors at the Madison Square Garden At Loew's Canton Theatre Starting PARADE" OF PEACE TIME. Charles Ray and May show. Along with playing golf with Today Featuring Charles Ray formances of the Canton Thea­ Douglas Fairbanks, hand ball with and May McAvoy, Presents Unusual Photoplay And McAvoy in whoever is willing to compete with Five Keith Acts tres use the Stark Electric him (for Harold is one of Holly­ "The Big Parade of Peace Time" wood's champions at the arduous is the appropriate name given to sport), and playing with Baby Mil­ -Metro-Gold wyn's latest shock to A strong cast of dred Gloria Lloyd, Harold probably the jaded entertainment seekers of stars, a well direct­ enjoys himself most with his family the World—it's "The Fire Brigade" ed picture pho- SUNDAY PASS of big dogs. which will literally burn you up with tographed thrill upon thrill—shock after shock, with skill, and an New York's most recent gala mo- and then it will soothe you with a .nusual story are Adults SOc delicious romance, exquisite in its all f.ound in thc j tion picture theatre opening, the presentation. "The Fire rBigade" is * Roxy, with Gloria Swanson's first a very big brother of the "long list Palace feature pic­ Children under 13,25c independent production, "The Love of Metro-Goldwyn $2 Broadway hits ture presentation, of Sunya" as tlie opening film, fo- and is still playing thc Century "One Hour of cusscs attention upon the surprising Love." opening to­ AND LEAVE YOUR PARKING WORRIES • inroads made by thc "leaping da- Theatre in New York at the above Jacqueline 4 guerrotypes," as they wero facetious­ admission. You will see it here at 'Logan day in connection BEHIND YOU ly termed ten years ago, upon the our. usual prices at the same time with the regular dramatic stage. Little more than a New Yorkers are flocking to pay al­ Sunday program of Palace features decade has elapsed since the Mark most five times the price. including 5 Keith Vaudeville Acts. Strand doors were thrown open for This production do'es for the fire­ From thc title it sounds much like The cars will take you right in the showing of the old edition of man what "The Big Parade" did for an Eleanor Glynn story but it decid­ Rex Beach's "The Spoilers." the American soldier, and brings be­ edly not, it merely goes into detail fore the public in an arresting man­ concerning the much abused young­ front of both of the new A walk along Broadway last even­ ner the necessity of fire prevention er and modern .boys and girls. The ing disclosed that there are no fewer than sixteen theatres on or contig­ Theatres uous to Broadway, devoted exclus­ ively to the presentation of films. In virtually every case, these thea­ And there is one leaving Canton every half hour tres are too large in seating capacity until 11:00 P. M. Hourly thereafter. Passes will be i . for any play. Yet they are packed tpeery night. A stranger in' Gotham honored on all cars Sunday night to and including looking over the list of hotels won- ' ders how on earth they can remain the car leaving Canton at 1:00 A. M. Monday. -in business. Try and get a room in ?.ny of them after seven o'clock at nigbt. The same condition applies to the film houses. Another important opening is that of "The- Rough Riders" which enters the George M. Cohan Theatre for a run. Soon it is predicted, New York will be humming that Spanish war i refrain, "There'll be a Hot Time in] the Old Town Tonight." Here are I the other shows: the Ufa picture,! SERVICE EVERY HALF HOUR •Metropolis," at the Rialto for a j Go and See T run; "Tell it to the Marines" at the rlr Embassy; "The Fire Brigade" at the (>NT0N_rALLyM^^LH1 HOW A SANITARY AND MODERN DAIRY Central; "A Kiss in A Tarri" at the I \CHAR1_B_ Paramount; "Old Ironsides" at the . ,JIAY and. PLANT IS RUN Rivoli; 'The Big Parade" at the As­ ...*!>__•--_. MCAVOY in ter; "What Price Glory" at the Sam l - ' H. Haris; "Beau Geste" at the Crit­ *THE FIRE BRIGADE* erion; The Taxi Dancer* at the Cap­ At Loew. Canton Theatre Starting Today. Interesting? You Know It

! story tells of a young athletic society home last Wednesday evening. The m girl who after becoming engaged to reports on the lessons for the quar­ ; one of her own set, gives her pros­ ter were well prepared and very in­ pect a thorough trying out—mostly teresting. There were twenty four composed of seeing just how much present. A* The Home Beautiful his nerves will stand of thrills. He The next meeting will be held at The Supreme doesn't qualify. the home of Ray Boyce, of the Marl­ Upon visiting an engineering pro­ boro road, on Wednesday evening at Can only be made so if the interior decorations are ject, sponsored by her father, she 7:30. The lesson is the first chapter ... | sees and becomes interested in a hard of Mark, the first of a series in the chosen with care and thoughtfulness that will not only working young man, who, quite right­ life of Peter. Dairy fully, treats her quite coldly. From be pleasing to the eye, but they must wear. For that this point on it is just a series of Special meetings will be held at gives and takes on the part of the the Bolton M. E. Church beginning color harmony in curtains and drapes see our line of young people. She makes the young April 3, and continuing until Easter. engineer fall in love with her and then finds—to her own dismay—that Children do observe—witness the she does not love him and that he is five year old wisdom of this one. A Silk Damask Quaker Craft rather persistent. From this point on man had been trying to tell his moth­ Motion Picture the story takes many strange turns to er that she did not look to be more end in a logical and convincing man­ than a little girl. "What kind of non­ Cretonne Curtains ner. sense is that, mother ?" inquired the Banks Kennedy, feature organist of little fellow. COLUMBIA THEATRE the Palace has a musical treat in I> store and Mr. A. R. Allen, directer |»#i#^»»^»»»#|^^»»#^^-r^^»s»^.»^»^^#»#*1*>-"$*-M£*M$,M-*——• _____ . 7:00-9:36 P. __. t SCALP TREATMENTS TODAY -_TCc_*.TC-_5WONOCBT.IEAU_ ^ f BOLTON BRIEFS MARCELLING The workmen are starting to work on the alteration SHAMPOOING You've Wanted The Truth About This:— Eugene Martin, infant son. of Mr. HAIR CUTTING If X and Mrs. Martin of Rockhill Road wb of the garage and we must sell 20 more cars in the next who has been ill for about ten weeks EYEBROW ARCHING Jazz Age! Here It Is! Y ELECTROLYSIS with pneumonia, is now much better. The Flapper—The Sheik—Tbe Cake Eater— & i His parents expect to bring him FINGER WAVING few days to make room for plans under construction. We What right have they to play with the serious __ X home very soon. MANICURING T business of lovel Tbe picture you always wanted have cut the prices far below their actual values, and X The prayer meeting and Bible Phone 895S 27 E. Mam X Y study group met at Mrs. Stryfler's DARING— T can offer you a very conven \ent time payment plan if f TRUTHFVL- 7 t At The Palace—Canton 7 you desire. Y __ Y our of —JACQUELlNE LOGAN—ROBERT T X _RT • * \\ Here are a few oi the wonderful values left FRAZER— Y Duane Thompson—William Austin—BiUy 1 J Y 1927 Nash Demonstrator 192S Nash 6 Sedan Y Bletcher—Mildred Harris T 1926 Nash Light 6 Sedan 1923 Dodge Touring Y Lqfe 1924 Chevrolet Coupe 1923 Dodge Coupe 5 KBITH y 1924 Chevrolet Sedan 5 KEITH ON THE STAGE 7 1924 Nasb Coupe ACTS 6 The Palace Presents ACTS 7 1923 Nash Roadster 1921 Overland Touring "PARISIAN ART' _f 7 1924 La Fayette Torpedo 1923 Nash Touring I FEATURING BEULAH STEWART 7 An Absolute Living Production of Parisian X 1922 Studebaker Big 6 Coupe 1924 Nasb Sedan MIILS AND HUNTER THE HOLLANDERS I Yesterday-Today la Songs Y 1924 Nash 6 Touring 1923 Durant Touring "Something In Deft" X 1926 Nasb 4 Door Coupe 1924 Ford Touting ? PALACE AND TWO BANKS T ORCHESTRA OTHER ACTS I KENNEDY Y 1925 Maxwell Sport Touring 1923 Ford Coupe I 7 PRICES RANGE $35.00 and UP Y The man who threatens the world A Viennese doctor says constant Y Y ia always ridiculous; for the world noise haa a tendency to make the Y X can easily go on without him, and in' ears larger, although the average Of* J a short time will cease to miss him.— ator does not noticeably resemble an Johnson. elephant. 7 Alliance Nash Co. X Jacqueline Logan and Robert Frazer in a scene from "One Hour of X 1745 S. UNION AVE The laundry owners ought to do Nicknames stick to people, and the PHONE 2178 Love" the feature presentation at the Palace Theater, Canton. Five Acts something to the chemist who says most ridiculous are the moat adhes­ 7 {•^^^••-••^•^ 1 of Keith vaudeville are also a part of the program. 7 -^^•^^-.^r-^r—^r—|^—jr-ia^ he has discovered a smokeless coal ive.—Haliburton. 4 RECREATIONAL NEWS tance is desired, that is for far west­ Travel lecture, "The Holy Land." -. RECREATIONAL NEWS ern reception, run the wire east and 9:30 P. M., WCCO, Minn.-St. Paul] west and take the leadin off the —Garrott's Chocolate Soldiers. THE FRIENDLY PAPER" western end. The lead-in should be WEDNESDA Y Published at 238-242 E. Main St. Alliance, Ohio • Phone 2222 covered or insulated wire of the 9:00 P. M, KDKA, Pittsburgh- same size as the antenna and solder­ Maxwell Hour, featuring soloist with \ A no-rTHprnper devoted to the Interests Unsurpassed aa a medium for truthfuJ ed to thc antenna which also should Nathaniel Shilkert's Orchestra from of recreational activities, better homes advertising. * and civic Improvement be soldered at each end to the insu­ WJZ, New York; 10:00 P. M., R. C Advertising copy must reach this eCHoe lators for safety purposes. A. Radiotrons from WJZ, New York. &xyrK& . C. F. Bauffhman Editor not later than Thursday noon of each At the house end it should be at 6:00 P. M., WTAM, Cleveland—The J. I* Jarman least four feet above the uppermost •*•- Manager Neapolitans; 8:30 P. M., Davis Saxo­ part of the roof if possible. One phone Octet from WEAF, New York, Subscription price, by mail $1.50 per year. bad practice of installation ia the 9.00 P. M., WCAE,- Pittsburgh— placing of a hook or steeple holding Ipana Troubadours from WEAF, an insulator at thc extreme point of New York; 9:30 P. XI., _ Ikitc Hour ALLIANCE, OHIO, SUNDAY, MARCH 27. 1927 the gable of the house and within _ from WEAF, New York: 10:00 P. M., few inches of the metal coping on Smith Brothers from WEAF, New The man who it anybody, and does the roof and a tnetal attraction may York; 10:30 P. M., "Pirates of Pen­ zance," by the Light Opera company.- Bring Color W anything, is ^surely going to be crit­ Too much care can not be given to icized, villi tied, and misunderstood. the proper installation and the tele­ 11:30 P. M. WLW, Cincinnati— This is a part of the penalty for phone and electric light wires avoid­ The Latonia Melody Boys. and Cheer greatness, and every great man un­ ed as much as possible as to distance THURSDAY derstands it, and understands, too, with the lead-in is concerned, and 8:00 P. M„ KDKA, Pittsburgh- that it is no proof of greatness. The j; BIBLE THOUGHT _J-ft_> PRAYER also the spouting on the eaves. When Colonel Tru and his Boy Fab. Into the Home final proof of greatness lies in being the fact that the signals picked up 9:00 P. M., WCAE, Pittsburgh- able to endure contumely without re­ \ \ If parents will haoe their children memo- 2 out of the air or ether are magnified Clicquot Club Eskimos from WEAF, sentment.—Elbert Hubbard. \' fixe m Bible selection each week. It u)lll prooe £ New York. We suggest Potted Plants. a priceless heritage Im them in after years, s many - many times to be strong t > l li enough to operate a loud speaker it 10:00 P. M., WADC, Akron—Good­ such as Tulips, Hyacinths, . The man who gets to the point t* ^*-**-_ ^ ->^#^-^*'^»#>*-*<^*#*##>##'-M>*»#'^# ^»*«>J will be realized as to how important rich Zippers Quartet from WEAF, where he pities himself is surely a GUARD THE TONGUE:—Keep the antenna is in gathering signals New York. Primroses and others . •double-dyed failure. thy tongue from evil, and thy lips for your ears and mine. • 10:00 P. M., WTAM, Cleveland- from speaking guile. Depart from Wandering Minstrels. o A man is foolish to waste his en­ evil, and do good: seek peace, and HI-LITES FOR THE WEEK 10:00 P. M., WOC, Davenport—Of­ WE DELIVER ergies for there are no filling sta­ pursue it. Psalm 34:13-14. March 21 to April 2. ficer Murphy and his Gang. Dependable Service tions of that variety. PRAYER:—Thou knowest, Lord, 12:05 A. M., WLW, Cincinnati- We Telegraph Flowers to Ail that the tongue can no man tame. TODAY Night Howls by thc Crosley Sky I Parts of the World at minimum cost You can't help a man by pointing Bring our thoughts in accord with 11 A. M., KDKA, Pittsburgh—Point Terriers. out his delinquencies but can help thine, and our tongue will speak only Breeze Presbyterian church; 2 P. M. FRIDAY him by calling attention to .his good wisdom. Roxy and his gang from WJZ, New 9:00 P. M., KDKA, Pittsburgh— H. T. MILLER points. York; 4 P. M. Dr. Chas. Heinroth Philco Battery Hour from WJZ, Registration figures show What was Gamaliel's advice to' the organist; 4:45 P. M. Vesper's Shady- FLORIST To be angry is to avenge the faults Council ? side Presbyterian church; 7:45 P. II. New York. that more than one-half of others on ourselves.— .Pope. Answer, read—Acts .5:38, 39. 8:00 P. M„ WTAM, Cleveland- 127 E. Main St. Phone S117 First Baptist church. Goldman Band from WEAF, New the trucks in business 10:45 A. M., WTAM, Cleveland- York; 9:30 P. M., LaFrance Orches­ service today are Fords. Emmanuel Episcopal church; 8 P. r^| M. Fourth Church of Christ, Scient­ tra from WEAF, New York; 10:00 ist; 9:15 P. M. Atwater-Kent Hour P. M., Wittall's Anglo-Persians from from WEAF, New York, featuring WEAF, New York. Edith Mason, soprano. 10:00 P. M., WBZ, Springfield— |i Bailey's Dancing j r 12:30 P. M., WADC, Akron—Allen "Frank and Sal," Hawaiian program. This popularity is due **- 4t t/JB 9:30 P. M., WOC, Davenport—Dr. to the fact that Ford Theatre organ; 1:30 P. M. Classical Palmer's lecture. "Abraham Lincoln." studio program; 2:30 P. M. City Mis­ SATURDAY School trucks give dependable (Pith up—By R. E. Lay) sion. 7:30 P. M., WLS, Chicago-^-Little 6:00 P. M., KDAKA, Pittsburgh— service at the lowest cost. Antenna or Aerial I er stranded and hare or solid and Westinghouse Band; 8:10 P. M., Bos­ Brown Church in the Vale. New class for beginners opens i Their economy has been I enamel coated. Bare wire should 9:30 P. M., WHT, Chicago—Nat­ ton Symphony Orchestra. MARCH 27th AT 7:30 P. __. I Many times we have been asked have the corrosion removed by em­ ional Radio Chapel with Paul Rader. 7:30 P. M., WBZ, Springfield- proven over and over as to the importance of the antenna ery cloth several times each year, so Knights of Pythias quartet. If you can walk we can teach « or aerial. Is it necessary Is it bet­ MONDAY again by users who keep the enameled wire is preerable be­ 7:00, KDKA Pittsburgh—Roxey 8:00 P. Mi. WGY, Schenectady— you to dance 9 ter than a loop? How should it be cause of th elimination of acid cor­ Musical comedy Hits and Bits; 10:00 accurate cost records. installed? How long should it be? rosion. and his gang from WJZ, New York; i, . 9:30 Ruud Light Opera hour, WJZ, P. M., Address, "Our Government." How high above the ground ? What To be able to do this it is advisable 9:20 P. M.. WLW, Cincinnati— PRIVATE LESSONS BY AP- j direction should it be pointed and to attach the antenna onto pulleys New York. • Ford and Glenn and the Old Fid what size and kind of wire? 9:00, WBZ Springfield—Aleppo POINTMENT | so it can be taken down when neces­ Drum Corps or Shriner's Band. dlers. Antenna is the correct term al­ sary. • 9:30 P. M., WJZ, New York—Mo We can furnish you though the word aerial is more com­ The heighth above the ground 8:30, WTAM Cleveland—Hire's Studio for rent tor PRIVATE \ Harvester's from WEAF, New York; tion Picture Advertising Men's Din­ with a Ford truck monly used, but to diferentiate, an­ should be the greatest possible and ners with Will Hayes, Herbert parties. tenna is used generally to designate 65 feet is given as the ideal heighth 9:00 A. & P. Gypsies from WEAF, Hoover, Mayor Jas. J. Walker. equipped with any style the horizontal wire and aerial to but good reception is had at much New York. 8:00 P. M.. WLS, Chicago—Nat­ 320 So. Seneca of body yon desire, and mean the whole which includes the lower levels, the hous tops being 10:00, WCAE Pittsburgh—Rossini's ional Barn Dance for 6 hours. lead-in. It is one of the most im­ some 20 or 25 feet from the ground. Comic Opera, "The Barber of Se­ we are always glad to ar­ portant features of your radio re­ ville." 11:30 P. M.. KYW. Chicago—Con­ One hundred feet is the ordinary gress Carnival with Eddie and Fan­ range convenient terms of ceiving set and also very commonly length and that should be the total TUESDAY nie Kavaiiaugh. neglected. The outside type is much length of the wire in the air horizon­ 8:15 P. M., KDKA, Pittsburgh- payment. better in picking up weak signals tally and of the leadin, so the ordin­ First National-to-be-weds; 8:30 P. 1* which means it can reach-greater dis­ ary antenna 25 feet above the ground M. Champion Sparkers from WJZ, GET READY tances than the inside or loop aerial. should be 75 feet long horizontally. New York. Receiving sets designed to use the A longer aerial may be used and 8:00 P. M., WTAM, Cleveland- for the Spring Showers. Have loop exclusive are usually of more will give greater distance and more Vikings from WEAF, New York; than five tubes in construction to 8:30 P. M., Jolly Buckeye Bakers .our roofing and spouting repair­ insure more power and of course volumn 'especially in the hot months Keller Motor Co. of summertime but you will have a from WEAF, New York; 9:00 P. M.. ed now. • more costly both in the original cost much broader tuning. On the dials and Eveready Hour from WEAF, New and in the upkeep than the average more trouble encountered to separ­ York,- of Old Classified Favoriteei used set. ate stations of a similar wave length. 10:00 P. M., Auction Bridge game SALES ^§yFCC SERVICE The wire used should be either The antenna wire should be placed from WEAF, New York. ELMER CRUMRINE No. 12 on 14 gauge and may be eith- in the direction where greatest dis­ 9:30 P. M., WOC, Davenport— 227 E. Colombia 32 E. Main St. Phone 3151 Phone 8072 r"_= _{_j And say girls, have you ever bought a coat or dress and after ar­ riving home with it, been harassed with the thought that it wouldn't sler dealers in Alliance, point out another -Chrysler captured the h < mor clean well, and that after the first that this remarkable run is only one of being the first standard touring «_*> Klein-Heffelman-Zollars-Inc. few wearings you would have to dis­ of a series of recent notable feats car to climb in sealed high gear the card it? Well it is just this sort of to Chrysler credit in Australia. In steep and tortuous grades of Kufra- Market Ave. N.—Fifth St.—Court Ave. __. Canton. Phone 7212 work that the Alliance Dry Cleaning addition to the new time record set jong hill. Co., specializes in. While down at shortly before the same car and the plant the other day, I was being driver for the Brisbane to Sydney Canton, Ohio shown around, by the General Mana­ route, a Chrysler wont form 17 rivals ger, Mr. Homer Grimes and I saw what is known in Australia as "The the most delicate and fragile artic­ Royal Automobile Club's biggest les going through the big cleansing* motoring event", the ten days' relia­ machines and 1 was truly impressed bility contest at Coolangatta, where with the special care and attention it was first with a score of 769.94 Canton's Apparel]Shop Presents given all articles that are to be clean­ points out of a possible 800, while ed and when they are finished, the coats or dresses are as nice as new, yes even nicer, for many times the . Women's and Misses' Newest most expensive garments are just a and now comes bit soiled when we buy them. Here at the Alliance Dry Cleaning Co., where everything is cleaned with NOTICE Spring Frocks "Mira-CIean" a courteous and con­ venient service is waiting you. Belcano The Famous Skin Analysis, The Nestle A Notable Display at the K-H-Z The fountain of youth brought to your dressing room table! Doesn't Wrinkles and Lines Vanish Feature Price that sound good to you, who have Permanent Wave YOUR HOME oily, dry skin? Had an appointment under Belcano's Magic Toufh. ! Should be protected with at the Elite Hair Shoppe last Friday A Real Skin Rejuveaator. $ afternoon for a Marcell and a mani­ Shoppe \Wind Storm Insurance. Wind. cure and after I was through, Leon I storm losses are increasing at\\ 16.50 told me about the wonderful Belcano Products which she is featuring, as Has moved to their new location, >an alarming rate. PRING Dresses of every wanted style and fabric are Leon says, "even if your skin is nor­ ELITE HAE S to be seen in this offering at this popular price— mal, must be protected by a thorough over the Miller Electric Co., will Save Your Home || garments for street, semi-dress -and sports wear. cleansing in the proper way" I was be open for business Tuesday, told by Leon that twice a week \by securing Wind Insurance \\ ***', Frocks fashioned of Georgette and Flat Crepe, Belcano should be used to thorough­ SHOPPE March 29th. at once * Crepe de Chine, Fancy Prints, etc. ly cleanse the pores of all impuri­ ties, if one is to have that much; 317 East Market St. Many models with tucks, plaits, the interesting sought for fountain of youth com­ . Phone 4192 Permanent Wave $7.00 CALL :iers, bows and Boleros. plexion and then each evening one A Dependable Agency .K is to cleanse the skin with Belcano Marcelling _. .50 The shades include the fresh new Blue, Navy Blue, Cleansing Cream, remove thoroughly Finger Waving JO beige, green, black-and-white, Rose, Monkey-skin and wash the skin with tepid or warm Shingle Bobbing JS water, dry and then apply Belcano Stock thrysler "%0" Manicuring JO I James I. Rickard j other shades of Tan. tissue cr'ctam, leaving on a small Car Breaks All Australian Records Shampooing _.. JO amount all night and then one must for 100 Miles and Over The Spring styles reveal the newer ensemble and finish up with Belcano face powder. 8 Son compose ideas, with separate jackets. Truly with Belcano one should Lengthy articles appearing in never worry about wrinkles or an Pbone or Call tor Your Af. Sizes for misses from 14 to 20 and women from 36 Australian newspapers now being Secuf^ty-Service-Reliability day 1 I*. unsightly skin. received report in detail a series of to 46 in this important assemblage of smart Frocks at— Appointment M. remarkable feats performed by a PHONE 9471 More beautiful wall paper than Chrysler car, which had previously ever before! and that is just what been briely covered in cables some MRS. RUTH WILLIAMS, \INSURANCE— $16.50 you will say after looking over the time ago. The car, a stock Chrysler ._*. V K-H-Z Apparel Second Floor beautiful new lines of wall papers "70" broke all Australian records for Prop. —REAL ESTATEi that Walter Shem is showing that every distance of from 100 miles up­ will indeed make your home appeal­ ward and for continuous driving for ing and artistic abode. Here at this 24 hours. On the Maroubra speed­ Women's and Misses' Newest popular wall paper store which iff way at Sydney this car covered 1468 __ on the third floor of Spring-Holz- miles in 24 hours and did the first ed warth's, Mr. Shem can supply the 1000 miles in 955 minutes. most fastidious tastes with papers of The previous record for the Mar­ Spring Coats novel and individual character. Here oubra speedway was 1408 miles in 24 you will find style, quality and hours. "The car ran well", says the A Special Showing at the K-H-Z beauty in wall papers that will Sydney Sun. "There were no stop­ give your home an individuality in pages, though the high speed caused Eloped! ( interior decorating that will create excessive wear on tires and occasion­ an atmosphere of real beauty and ev­ al stops had to be made to change Many months ago.-^An old apparently worn out fire •= Feature Price ery one of the hundreds of Spring pat tires.". terns that Mr. Shem is showing are "The average speed for the first with one of our self-vulcanizing lace boots and are still ___= $ new 1927 papers, it will surely pay six- hours was 64.9 miles an hour", going. They are very much attached to each other for == you to see their beautiful new line says the Sydney Daily Telegraph, tbe old tire has travelled thousands of miles since Had- EE 24.50 of papers if you are contemplating "and after 14 hours running the car on dressing up the interior of your had averaged 65 miles an hour. After ing its new partner. ss OATS of every description are included in this spe­ home. continuous running for six hours, one C cially featured event—for street, for dress, for Did you ever notice when you are lap was made at a speed of 71 miles sports and for travel. on a shopping tour that almost in­ an hour. Don't Discard Your Old Tire § variably you find that some item on- r "The car was the same in which before giving these boots a chance to save you some ___ Coats smartly styled of Lorisheen, Twill, Tweed, your list that takes you into a drug Smith, its driver, broke the Brisbane store. I thought of this when I was to Sydney record and is described as real money. (3%) sixe 75c—(4 and 4.40) size 98c. Other S3 Satin, Kasha Cloth and Suede in Vale's drug store purchasing some a standard model except for an extra sizes in proportion—lull Hoe in stock. == Many Coats richly trimmed with Monkey, Twin toilet articles, and there are so many leaf in the springs and a free exhaust. needed items to be found in the drug "The record was timed and checked Beaver and Squirrel. stores. I usually go to Vale's for I by officials of the Royal Automobile have found that it is a real Cut Rate Club of Australia, assisted by repre-. 30x3 1-2 Cords, guaranteed . .$6.75 § Coats in the newest Spring shades with plenty of Drug Store .and you will find prices sentatives of the Maroubra Speed­ navy blue and black. are very reasonable. And I am sure way", i ** 31x4Cords,guaranteed .... .$11.50 §§ you will like buying at Vale's where Practically every paper in the Tailored Coats or Coats with trimming touches of vou will receive courteous and atten­ Commonwealth printed complete ac­ embroidery, braiding, tucking and other new notes. All tive service. If you are in need of counts of the great run of this Chry­ 30x31-2 First Class Tubes ... .$1.35 J handsomely lined. anything in drug store needs it will sler, as it was considered remark­ stant pay you to see Vale's ad on page able to have broken even one of the the WOMEN'S SIZES—36 to 52% three. records for stock car performance. Consequently when the records for Miller's Auto Ace. | e or- MISSES' SIZES—14 to 20 Another thing I must tell you every 100 miles or over were smash- le an about, the next time you order ice d, and then the same car, in contin­ CENTRALLY LOCATED PARKING SPACE =_ Style-loving women are advised to see this line and cream you should ask for "Suprerne's uous running, proceeds to shatter the note the splendid values at such a moderate price—$24.50 Tip Top." Irs a special for the rest record for mileage covered in Corner Main and Union r~ i the of this month, and surely it is delic­ twenty-four hours, the feat attracted Ihes- ious. Try it. widespread notice. 4 BETTY. The Haines-Pow Motor Co., Chry- RECREATIONAL NEWS f ITEMS OF INTEREST TO LABOR Select Your CAKES WIN RENOWN FOR Tonnage rates for puddTers and finishers In mldwestern mills de­ I KENTUCKY WOMAN • SOFT COAL MEN clined for March and April following Spring Rugs the bimonthly examination. Pud­ dling rates were cut 25 cents per ton Now The f TV7HEN Mrs. 3. T. I.ail of Paris, to $11.13 and finishers reduced 2V4 Ky.. inherited recipes for not WORK FOR PEACE per cent. Now is the most appro­ and fruit cakes from her mother On December 24, 1925, a law was priate time to select your back in Ohio many years ago, she passed in Brazil under the provisions Separate Settlement.. With spring requirements in floor HOUSEHOLD didn't know sho was going to of which workers are granted 15 days' Hpi^/W*'*'**'- •**•_*-*• eanff-'^p-'^tUSfSx Operators Who Accept annual vacation with pay. In Octo­ covering's while our stocks ber, 1926, the President of the repub­ are complete and selection Is Now Showing iheltewesz ana tne pniate or wary r_r__r__r. Union Demands. lic signed the regulations interpret­ But that's what happened. ing this law. best. And today folk down in Paris .'* The United Mine Workers have be- The resignation of George Blakley Latest in Spring Furnishings are quite proud of Mrs. Lail be­ HD a far-flung drive to bring peace of Emporia, president of the Kansas I Special Terms Our Store is full to overflowing with new and cause movie stars are ordering to the soft-coal industry. Federation of Labor, for alleged com­ cakes from her. Members of the union policy com­ munistic activities in connection with pleasing spring furnishings. You will be-delighted mittee are under instructions from the Kansas compensation bill, was de­ Special Prices with the new charm and will note a marked de­ Stars on List John I* Lewis, president, to arrange manded fa a telegram sent by the ex- | crease in prices. Besides Mary, ** Norma Tal­ separate settlements with all opera ecutive board of district 14. madge, Harold Lloyd ahd Milton tors wbo will accept the union de­ At Scranton, Pa., the butchers de­ Sills also are on Mrs. Lail's cus­ mand fer no wage reduction. The manded that the union scale, ending first settlements are expected to be March 31, should be succeeded by a R U;G S tomer list. with the operators ln the outlying dis­ new agreement embodying $5 a week It has been more than 15 years tricts of Montana, Wyoming and more for each butcher and each meat Linoleum and Felt Base, since Mrs. Lail's cakes started to Washington. cutter. Packing-house employees ' Art Fibre, $17.50 win recognition at fairs. Once Miners' leaders also declared that want boosts of from 11% to 20 per A practical rug for the bed they burst into the limelight, they a majority of the owners of Illinois cent. became famous in a hurry; and room. Durable but inexpen­ Printed Linoleum, Sq. and Indiana have Indicated they The Leipzig metal workers' strike now she is doing business OA a would sign np for the $7.00 a day and lockout, affecting 150,000 men, sive. Yard _ 95C large scale. But every order Im present wage. The union ls hopeful has been settled. Both workers and filled by cakes made with her own that the leading Ohio and Pennsyl­ employers accepted the award of the hands. vania operators will fall Into line state arbitration board on tbe matter Tap. Brussles, $23.50 Ships Distances liter. of working hours, which precipitated Your choice of numerous, Economy Felt Base. -Sq. While she ls an expert ia alt Armed with Individual agreements, the strike of 25,000 men and the lock­ attractive patterns. lines of cake-making, Mrs. Lail Lewis then will attempt to force an­ out, on February 19. Yard 59C specializes in black fruil and pe­ other Joint wage conference to nego­ Officials of the Chicago Flat Jani­ can nut cakes because they can tiate a contract for the entire bitumi­ tors' union signed a new four-year Axm. Brussles, $33.50 be shipped long distances. She nous field. agreement with the Chicago real es­ No rug wil lgive such last­ receives many orders consistently Feltex 9x12 Rugs $9.85 from Hollywood, New York, De­ Similar tactics were employed suc­ tate board. Working conditions are Im­ ing service at so small an troit, Cleveland aad other cities. cessfully by the union to break the proved, but wage scales of the old five expenditure And between time* she makes 1922 strike. year agreement are retained. On an mama tee MTifeMiai Urn Lewis is well satisfied with the pros­ average, janitors receive from $200 •boat*. pects for the future. He believes he to $300 a month. The Wladmi total |§ her "tab- can win because ef the unorganized Unemployment ln Austria reached a oratory." Tha hotel is 118 years resistance of the operators. The op­ record height at the end of January. old aad is situated oa the Zanes­ erators who attended the unsuccessful The number of unemployed receiving HOUSEHOLD SUPPLY CO ville, O.-Florence, Ala., road, joint wage conference at Miami were doles increased during the last half which was built when Andrew Mary Pickfoi-d and Mrs. J. aot unanimously behind the competi­ Of January 6y-12,000 and the number 612-616 E. Main Pbone 4254 Jackson was president. Lail. tive wage proposition advanced by now is 235,475. It Is estimated that Wbere Quality Is Higher Than Price Ohio and Pennsylvania. By signing there are about 30.000 additional un­ up a majority of the tonnage, Lewis employed who receive no support is' confident he can force reluctant Pictures will be enlisted by the operators to accept a renewal of the women's bureau of the federal Labor START BABY RIGHT present contract. department in a new drive for better PLENTY OF SUNSHINE AND FRESB AIR APEX Several weeks may be required to working conditions among women fac­ Electric Appliances take negotiate the separate settlements and tory employees. Stereopticon slide Strollers..,.$13.50 tbe Drudge out of Home lay the groundwork for another joint films have been prepared illustrating Work. meeting. None of tbe "union officials standard working conditions. "Good believe there will be a paralyzing conditions of employment for women Carriages ..$19SO strike. workers mean good health and good Apex Sweeper business," Is the bureau's thesis. Gendron strollers are light A sweeper that truly cleans LABOR NOTES bu t strong and handsome­ your rug without injury. UNABLE TO AGREE ly finished. Fully 136,000 are now employed ln knitting mills ln Saxony. ON NEW CONTRACT A Gendron carriages are not­ Apex Washer Importation of indentured labor ed for their luxury and The Apex will wash your from China ls the suggestion advanced beauty finest silks and curtains. by Prof. W. W. Gofforth to develop 'Dispute Ties Up Pittsburgh British Columbia's resources. Building Program. Apex Ironer Standard working conditions for Come in and see this new "women are illustrated in a series of Failure of three trade unions and addition to the Apex Line stereopticon slides prepared by the the Pittsburgh Building Trades Em­ woman's bureau of the Department of ployers' association to negotiate a new ; Labor. wage contract resulted ln a partial ers and the cement n—i_aer_, _-____u- ers 16 C_n*S_a" __iThg _-__* WHS" Ih WE HA VE A Employment ln the Czechoslovak tleup of an early-spring building pro­ ed a five-day week. Their wage de­ chemical factories is at present con­ gram which Included two theaters and greater volume than in any other COMPLETE LINE OF mands were: Iron workers, $14 a day, year since 1920. Shoe Laces in silk or cotton. siderably below normal, as a result of a hotel. an increase of $2; cement finishers, the diminished use of chemical prod­ The trade unionists, numbering Pittsburgh sheet metal workers All the popular sboe polishes. $12 a day, an increase of $1.20, and dropped their demand for a raise of NO. UNION AUTO ucts in this country. some 1,200 men, stopped work at tbe steamfitters, $12.50, a 50-cent increase. Rhinestone sboe buckles and The James & E. H. Wilson company, expiration of the 1923 wage contract $1 a day and agreed to accept the $12 a day received last year. REPAIR SHOP Shoe Store Accessories. manufacturers of woolen goods, Pitta- when the employers refused to grant "While you wait field, Mass., have decided to discon­ Pittsburgh trades which have agreed their demands. The contractors in­ GENERAL LABOR NEWS Service always" tinue their business. The plant em­ sisted upon a renewal of the old wage to renew the 1926 scale are the car­ ployed about three hundred hands at agreement, which was accepted by Of 280,000 union operatives ln tha penters, $12 a day; plasterers, $18.60; We Do Repairing On normal times. other trade unions. Members of textile Industry in Germany, more laborers, 80 cents an hour. The Quality An international Investigation of those unions remained at work. than 250,000 are employed at present Scranton (Pa.) trolley men, work­ All Makes of Cars ing In mechanical as well as operating Boot Shop the conditions surrounding lie work The crafts involved la the suspen­ The great strike of the British coal miners Is estimated to have been the departments, decided to ask for a new ._. S. BUTTERMORE af married women has been request- sion were the structural Iron workers, 25 S. Arch, Phone 8769 ad of the International Labor office, costliest strike in the whole history of scale that will carry increases. the cement finishers, and the steam- John E. Erlckson, governor of Mon­ DAY PHONE 8763 Geneva, Switzerland, by the so-called fitters'. They asked wage Increases, industry. 0__lj_J-_ ____T-._____. of __]___-_. Employment as reported by enrolqy- tana, approved the joint resolution and two.of the unions,, tbe Iron work- passed by the Montana legislature rat­ NIGHT PHONE 8863 ifying the federal child labor amend­ ment. Daniel Wlllard, president of Balti­ f more & Ohio railroad, gave an un­ 519 1-2 No. Union •_. qualified approval of the B. & O. plan f of co-operation betweea trade unions f T and management. The United Textile Workers of Defined T America emergency board Indorsed Americanism: Telling the kids*hard f X the strike of workers In tbe social knocks made you, trying to make plant of the Manville-Jenckes com- things soft for the kids.—San Fran­ T paju: in -Waonsockat .B.-.I. cisco Chronicle. t X T t\ r•_. V Just the way 1 you want it T tT T You can now get exactly the kind of v T dry cleaning you want—you are not f compelled to accept what is delivered Know the Lumber You Buy! «_f. t •/ to you merely because it is tbe only .HIPS put out to many domestic and foreign ports SUPREME'S SPECIAL 7 kind to be bad. i with cargos of this known lumber for world construe* tion. World trade seeks Long-Bell because of the f All MIRACLEANED articles are de­ reputation of its trade-marked lumber. Every year thou­ X sands of families come to the day of putting carefully Y X livered exactly as you bave always earned savings into lumber for a home. Faith surely wanted tbem—free from the slightest guides that transaction—the faith of the buyer in his lum­ f ber dealer and in the honesty of value built into that lum­ _» t trace of odor so tbat tbey can be used ber by the manufacturer. Here is a trade-mark that merits "TIP TOP" f immediately, and free from oil so tbat the faith of buyers of lumber the world over. Behind this 7 name—behind this trade-mark—are vast forests, gigantic they will stay clean longer. manufacturing plants—and, most important, tbe united A DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT FRUIT COM- i ambition of thousands of skilled men to give tbe buyer of lumber maximum construction value. This trade-mark on 7 lumber signifies ideals and standards unsurpassed in the & BIN A TION OF RAISINS, DATES, PINEAPPLE industry. i THE ALLIANCE • dependable lumber products. Novelties in individual molds-Ask us about T crevt fricat iniowii i f many other pleasing individuals for your X DRY CLEANINQ CO. _r X X THE parties and dinners. 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X THE Coal—Lumber—Builder's Supplies •_• DAIRY Ca "EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING" PHONES 2296-5167 Phone 6148 A. ASK FOR OUR BOOK OF HOMES <_? j aj^^^^^4r^^^Sr^Kr*^^^^r*^ •l~i+&&fc&fr&fr$rt!>&&&&&$&&& K* =_=___ RECREATIONAL NEWS THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME Daddy's The Home of CARL TANNER ft Evervii\# OHIO Better AND GO. Fairy Tale Picture Manufacturers oi •yMjff GRAHAM ^BO-NNER. SWISS CHEESE * THEATRE Plays Wholesalers ol all kinds A SCHOOL BANK •sfssftsmmmmm IM Domestic and Imported -_s ___(-______! Cheese .** They were back at school ngala «• l! all days but the Saturdays an_ ____ -ays and holidays, tb«ug_ -__* emamT !_t_f ISAM TICKETS 120 North Mechanic had adventures after school was out Somewhere tn these columns you will Snd two names, perhaps one ol Phone 3159 ln the afternoon and often ln school, them ia yours! If it ia you may call la at tbe Recreational News Office too. at 231-242 E. Main Street, and get twe FREE tickets te the Ohio Theatre i^H.MM.wttHH'^'^W'BHHH*!**,''''.'**'.". It WM bright and early In the for this week's show. The Ohio Theatre la presenting their usual good bills this week and you will enjoy the offerings. Tickets should be called morning—Just before school opened—* for any time after Monday 9 A. M. and aot later than 4:39 P. M. Wednesday. that Douglas saw a great many of the GILMORE GARAGE -Other children hurrying. ttl E. Prospect "We must get to the bank," they C DAMN'S Repairing on all makes of cars •aid. • "What bank?" asked Douglas, and SIGNS H. H. KEENER Satiafactory service guaranteed added: PHOTOGRAPHS "You won't have time to go to a EVERYWHERE —MT. UNION— bank before school opens. The banks 22PA E. Main ere way, way down town. At least the on* I went to was—and the oth- . ers—well, I don't know Just where IDLE HOUR they are, but they are not around You are San To Be Satis- Ik here." DANCING ACADEMY • lied with tbe Barber Work "Indeed, one bank ls," said the boy Private lessons by appointment We Do who seemed more eager than any of Joseph Cassidy, Instructor. the others. North Seneca St. PHIL GABELE Mi\ 8. "Perhaps you would like to come, Rear 1st Natl. Bank 617 So. Freedom -Oo," put ln another boy. L I "Where ls this bank?" asked Doug­ AD Grebe aj>~ las. He was so much puzzled. The paratusis j "30 Years of Knowing How" , covered by pa t- Children looked so surprised that he en t sgranted only knew of down-town banks or and pending banks far away, and they seemed _=J H E M Moseley Bros, to say by the expressions of their _aces: W E iEVERYTHING FOR THE "Well, we have • gurpftse toe youl K 32CO. •™ j And to think you didn't __-_* _____ MAN oars before." _»__e.__.pi Indeed they had a surprise. For _o the great surprise of Douglas and SIGNS A complete line of up-to- of Dorothy, too, when she heard about it, the children ln this school OF MODERN TIMES the minute toggery for the had a real school bank which was Over Miller's Shoe Store Ol E. Main Street man. The Rolls Royce of Radio" (on by some of the older pupils with Dial 7734 0_-XXXX_K__XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX_XJ the help of two teachers. The chil­ dren put In their cards, which were MOUNTUNION § Around the Homeg then marked with the amount of g By MARGARET BRUCE g GIBSON'S money they were saving. 8 EVERTH'S BARBER*" ff C_KX)CxXXXXXXX_-XXXXXXX30O0OO There was another section for the I SHOP U WNU Service children who were drawing out their AUTOMOTIVE money. Some of them wanted to get ».» *.-: 7 Confusion in a Handbag AUTHORIZED DEALER birthday presents, "while others had g Your Patronage Solicited g The pretty shopper paused at the MRS. AMANDA CONSER, 335 W. GREBE SYNCHOPHASE saved np enough for roller skates and :•: CLEAN—SANITARY •;• CffiCULATION dress-goods counter, held the clerk's STATE ST.—Call at Recreational SO 1-2 East Prospect St. -different things that they had wanted ff. 94S So. Arch 8 attention with an News Office and receive two thea-1 for some time. appealing glance tre tickets free. 7650 (for another wom­ "tent it a fine scheme?" asked one The Ohio Shoe Repair Co.\ of the children. Recreational News is an was trying to "Could I belong to it, too?" aabed Offers a Real Repair Ser­ delivered by carrier get * waited on Douglas of one of the Chlldrea. < 1 am vice ia tbe repairing of • . to practically every first), and groped fn this school. I've not been here Shoes Home ia In her beaded bag long enough to know all about this ANDREW GOEBEL for her sample. school, though." ALLIANCE The clerk obliging­ For You "Tea," said the children, "of course 21 So. Liberty SEBRING ly waited for a yon can belong. We all are members BOLTON moment, but alas! fn our class—and you are allowed to THELMA CITY the shopper groped We specialise in Ladies' and in vain. She drew / Children's Hair Bobbing. MINERVA out a daintily col­ and Your Family! 4 Strictly American Barbara 4 NEW FRANKLIN ored handkerchief, Ne • -onr *____% a card case, a pow­ Barber Shop This is exclusive of der compact, a theater-ticket envelope, YOU ABE INTERESTED In Important NEWS JOE KAMILL1 our mailing list which a cola-purse, a nail-file, two letters, * of the great Farm Organizations * * * Phone 8894 539 E. Main St reaches Billcrest and and a shopping list, but no scrap of complete and authentic Congressional Reports J other nearby commun­ blue georgette. She cast a despair­ * * * foil information on Departments of ities. ing glance at the clerk, but that dam­ Government and Administration » * • CANFIELD CAS AND OIL i «•—-—»• sel had turned to the other customer. FREE SERVICS to bring you NEWS, assist­ Copfgstionary and -_T-__-_-9 In the end the shopper had to pile ance, instruction and entertainment * * - all the contents of her bag out onto Chickea aad Eggs SHOP EARLY IS THE WEEK a live, up-to-the-minute NEWSPAPER for the a squestered corner of the counter be­ busy farmer and his family and those inter­ Marcels—Waterway e When his fine British Alsatian fore she found the sample—which had EGLI BROS. dog, "Crumstone Amige," leaped ested in agriculture. Snch is Facials—Manicures slipped In between the two letters 1 W. State St. aad Maximo Me. at the cameraman, the latter Now, I'm not recommending bunches Shampoos—Scalp Treatment ducked, but the dog was merely exhibiting his long-Jumping prow­ of pockets all over our slim persons MISS EDNA MOOR, 772 N. OAR- to hold our plfyder, nor do I advocate The Other Children Hurrying. MRS. GEORGE COOK ess at a recent dog show in Lon­ FIELD—Call at Recreational News don England. carrying one powder puff or card case Office and receive two theatre tick­ Pbone 4485 191 W. Mai less. We women simply have to have !| belong, no matter which class you ets free. Slf^afem_tapuw_^to@ are ln." y all our small accessories with us and r A National Weekly Nncrpaf.tr » v For Tour Fresh air. :: OFFICE AND WORKS—27 SO. LIBERTY * • * Drag Store Needs FREE THEATRE TICKETS FREE Why ls an egg like a eolt? PHONE 3125 Because it Isn't fit for use till it- 1 Prom the list of persons filling out tile coupon below two per­ broken. JMfflSSflffll ____fl__I_Iffl_a___*J«M_"IMfi^^ sons will be awarded two theatre tickets each week. Mail yonr coupon early to The Recreational News, advertising e e • Dept. Box 593, Alliance, Ohio. What ia that which never asks ques Phone 2235 tions, yet requires many answers? ASK FOR AND BUY The door bell. OHLIGER'S DRUG STORE Do you receive Recreational Mews regularly? ..... rr _-_ What other papers do you receive regularly) Knoll's Studio Cor. E. Summit & S. Webb HICKORY BRAND PRODUCTS ART AND GIFT SHOP iib_ Do yoa read the advertisements Is Recreational Mews? For Sale at AH Dealers—Satisfaction Guaranteed THE HOME OF GOOD PIES ^k What advertisement ia this issue have you eipecially noticed? PHOTOGRAPHS Always Fresb—Always Good rr COMMERCIAL PORTRAIT Fairmount Provision Go* SEVERANCE RAKERY Signed . r 117 E. Main Pbone 4191 PHONE 5136 PHONE 3169 733 SO. WILLOW 315 North Liberty Ave., Address RECREATIONAL NEWS Recreational News Classified Ads. 4."_5^»_-S"^35z^^_i_:^x.--C-.s gggjaBagagE, ___>+.- ALLIANCE BUSINESS COL­ MODERN HOUSE—, rooms. Hot LEGE—Day and night school. watei heat. Built-in laundry tuba. IN THE WORLD OF SPORT Business and Stenographic Cours­ Hard wood finish. Close to High es. Enter any Monday, las. J. Rus- school. Call 5523 or see the pro J sel. Principal. erty at 450 E. Cambridge, TernP - to suit buyer. ms THE P1ST1C BACON-BEARERS—A SACRIFICE FOR VICTORY- -AN OLD FOR SALE—One Fox Terrier, Gyp. House broke. Will make a dandy FOR RENT—One four room suite _•*-*-- " SOUPBONE STILL SERVES pet. Inquire 158 Gaskill. 1-101 in Morgan Apts., Liberty and No­ ble Sts. Gas and electric B. M. K. PAN-AMERICAN WALL PAPERS, Woods, 5315. « A-P Brand Paints and Varnishes. *.*- sft PHILIP MARTIN Experienced decorating and paint- .£FO R RENT—4 room apartment on HADES- of- Bob Fitzslmmons, it* ' ing. Distributor for Pan-American Hester Ave., bath and electricity, S Jeffries, Corbet.. John L, .and Wall Paper and Paint Company. nice large rooms. Not convenient all the great gory fistic men of C. W. Williamson, 122 West State for children. Phone 3318. —tf yore—Is a- prizefighter• worth St., Alliance, Ohio. Phone 2301. tf $1,000,000 tor jast one jvee bit of FOR RENT—Half of double house, a brawl? 6 rooms and bath, gas, electric, HOUSE PAINTING AND PAPER Echo answers,.he is. HANGING—Wall p aper, house garage, $27.00 per month. 923 E. Grant St. Phone 4569. 101 ** The boxing game, as. they call paint and varnish. A. E. Camp­ it; like real estate, has come quite bell, 1305 S. Libtrty. Phone 7520. FOR RENT—Five room apartment a way from the gay nineties. WOMEN COOK WANTED—Spec­ All rooms light and airy. Heat and Twenty-five years ago Jack Deihp- ially for cakes and cookies, also to Hot water furnished. In Morgan sey wonld have been lucky to have assist in general cooking. Apply Block, Arch and Oxford. B. M received a $10,000 guarantee for in person. 357 E. Market. 101 Woods, 5315. defending his title'.. Tex Rickard paid Jack $750,000 »*__---_-__se------_-'-___----'• •++++•."2 FOR SALE—Modern 7 room house, for half an hour's fistic labor finished attic, also 6 room modern against Gene Tunney at Philadel­ LOOK house. Centrally located. Deal witb phia. Now, according to terms owner. Call at 1246 South Seneca. acreed upon beforehand, Dempsey We have a complete stock of -99 must pay Tunney one minion good new Holton Saxophones on dollars for a return crack at hand at all times. Ten days WALL PAPER AND HANGING— Gene's.academic chin. -_»«•"• •*__*•. free trial. No down payment. at reduced prices. Books brought Miller United Shoe Co. to your home. Phone 3316 noon The man who draws the fans and evening. E. King, 807 So. these days draws the lucre that Arch tf the fans produce. ' It takes no clinic to find out that. 321 E. Main St.. Phone 3291 di . onwa y WALLPAPER AND HANGING— Samples shown. Housepainting ex­ ECAUSE a young man named "THE SAX MAN" terior and interior spray painting. B Lloyd Hahn of Falls City, c Neb., iva3 running to beat Edvin 1024 So. Seneca, Phone 6925 Satisfaction guaranteed. Dial 7412. P. Connerth, 716 South Linden Ave Wide, the Swedish schoolmaster. —102 In their recent pulse-raising patter at Madison Square Garden, he robbed himself of a world's in­ door record for the mile. --«*"£ There were two courses open NATIONAL before the duel. He could run to beat Wide or, as the folk back in Falls fflty wore praying for him to do, aot a- new record for tho For the Boy In •indoor mile. ^#_lfe.^"-.e«*_w__A Hahn wanted to beat the con­ MEAT CO. Jack Shnikoy (below, left) and Jim Maloney (above), survivors queror of Paavo Nurmi, the flying 323 East Main High School •Finn.' The time? Well, a world in Tox Hickni-Ts heavyweight elimination tournament, are to record was nice, but his-first aim battle In May for the right to take a ci-nck nt Gene Tnnney's royal van to shake dust on the harrier crown. U.ut Jack Dempsey, defeated champion, may step In and •from the land of fiords. mess everything up. Hla ent i-y Into the tournament fa st ill un­ We are now featuring the Famous = In both the second quarter mile certain. . He ma. wait to fight Tunney, who ls signed to battle Monday Specials somebody for Tex Rickard In September, or may knock off one Wool-Wear Clothes in tbe style tbe == and the third, Hahn knew that the pace was too slow. But there of tbe elimination boys. To the right Tunney and Dempsey are Young Man seeks sS was Wide, beating along' with him, shown 'oa tbey shook hands recently at one of Dempsey'a exhi­ saving, preparing, looking ahead bition bouts. Pure Pork Sausage, 15c lb. to the final breathless dash to vic­ $10. to $20. tory. Hahn -ontwalted him. The ghost was Rube Marquard, Then to the Giants' camp Rube . ' Cutting his pace to meet the the hop gone from his fast one, dragged his mildewed arm. Meet­ Swede's stride, Hahn plugged but with a great deal of cunning ing McGraw, he told him he knew Pork Chops 20c lb. along over that second and third for the specter he was supposed a southpaw who could win a few Sizes 14 to 18 witb ss quarter; determining to beat the to be. == invader at his own sweet little . The Rube Marquard who* won ball games for him. extra pair "longies" racket. 19 straight games for McGraw in "Who?" asked McGraw Porter House Steak ,25c lb. Sizes 6 to 12 witb one lohgie ~ And he did. In that agonizing 1912 was manager of the Provi­ "Me," answered the forty-year* final quarter mile, a quarter mile dence team in the Eastern League old Rube. and one pair knickers. EEE stepped in a minute flat, the boy last year," but this season found For old times' sake McGraw These suits are all wool and of the EEE from Falls City had just what he himself out of a job, through the gave him a uniform. -Just to be needed. He finished just a fifth of sale of the team. nice, he started the Rube against Fresh Tub Butter 48c lb. ; finest wearing fabrics. EEE a. second slower than the world Florldaward he wended his the Senators. mark of 4:12, held by Joie Ray way. He stopped at the Senators' The Rube foxed them. For four PHONE 5234 i I and Nurml— camp, but Clark Griffith was not innings he pitched flawless ball But he came in first! encouraging. Then to the Braves' and the Senators, coming out at The Bilodeau Co. _ * * camp lie trekked, but there youth the short end of the • contest, scored, but one run off his petri­ HE ghost of a star of yesteryear was being served. The ancient I*. Arch at Main T bobbed up the other day in the southpaw also failed to convince fied handle and that was the re­ Rowland-Flory— els, with the added advantage of bal­ Miller Huggins that the Yankees sult of an error. Coughlin 118 132 107 357 loon tires the riding qualities are Vogel 9 spring training camp of the Giaats = Bilodeau in Tampa, Fla. needed him. Tbe old rascal! & "$ Franke 72 93 165 greatly increased. Lee 105 176 122 303 The all steel bodies are wider and _. Richards 86 114 91 291 lower and the seating arrangement 14" •' "" " " • -' '"_ ™ __ Vhompspn 135 135 115 389 has been lowered which gives in­ _-i Hoiles 127 121 creased comfort and is not tiresome SEE US FOR on long trips. The crown fenders Lawn Seeds, Sheep Manure, Bowlers In Commercial Loop Roll game score was a tie, M. Steele and DOWNTOWN DUCK PIN Total 516 588 528 1632 are much wider and heavier, thus Consistently In Match Games Boyd both rolling 246. adding greatly to the appearance of Bone Meal Plant Foods LEAGUE ROLLS FIRST Steeles Market— Below is a summary of the aver­ GAMES FRIDAY EVENING W. Zink 122 114 92 328 the Improved Car. GARMAN BROS. Sam Zink Has Highest Individual In addition to this Wire Wheels age each bowler made for all games Steele 81 62 106 249 Patterson St. at Viaduct Average, Rolling 181 Plus. With four teams entered, the Com­ M. Zink 80 78 96 254 are now standard equipment on alt participated in: mercial Duck Pin bowlers rolled Hamlin 88 127 118 333 Closed Cars. While they formerly Phone 8981 Bowlers in the Commercial Bow­ G. Pin Ave. J. Zink 104 108 103 315 cost $40 extra, they are now furnish­ ling League who recently rolled their their games on the Crewson alleys on S. Zink 63 11,423 181-j- Friday evening. Below is a sum­ ed with the car at no increase in final games on the Crewson alleys Total 475 489 515 1479 cost. in Sebring turned in several high Zumbar 51 9,218 181 mary of the team standing and re­ I R. Conlin 48 8,623 180 sults of games bowled:— Jeans Beauty Shoppe— Mr. Keller of the local Ford deal­ point games during the series of Stonemetz 129 158 124 411 ers, invites you to inspect these im­ SUPER ROYAL : sixty-three games bowled. Sam Zink E. Biery 63 11,291 179+ W. L. Pet. P. J. Conlin 60 10,509 175+ Sell _|33 82 95 310 proved cars on their show room AND of the Spring-Holzwarth team was Lex Sandwich Shoppe... .2 1 666 Geiger 88 88 floor, where one of their salesmen high man with an average of 181 pins F. Ruth 57 9,775 171+ Jean's Beauty Shoppe 3 1 498 P. Stonemetz 63 10,694 170 Guignard 96 109 78 283 will be pleased to explain these Standard Royal plus for all games rolled. Zink was Steeles Market 2 4 332 S. Zink ...116 116 133 365 many improvements and demonstrate GOOD NEWS closely followed by Zurobar whose av­ L B. Hamlin 63 10,671 169+ Rowlands 2 4 332 a car if you so desire. erage was 181, with R. Conlin and S. Rose 63 10,669 169+ Mullin 105 98 208 BETTER SHOES Elmer Biery averaging 180 and 179 B. Zink 41 6,935 169+ Steeles Market Cleaners W. Zink 133 111 81 325 Total 562 570 528.1660 The busier a man keeps the easier FOR LESS points respectively per game, close W. Mathias 58 9,732 168 it is to enlist his help in a worthy on Zink's and Zumbar's heels. R. Zink 61 10,006 164+ M. Zink 82 79 81 242 MONEY ARE Hamlin 114 110 179 403 cause. i S2J0 DOWN Steele's Markets copped the high Dr. Mayer 60 9,818 164 REPRESENTED F. Baughman 46 7,504 163+ Mathias 119 110 115 344 The New Ford Car j Easy monthly payments. Liberal j team score with 2679 and they also J. Zink 117 103 109 329 Some office holders are like a lot IN THE captured high single game team Thompson 62 9.947 160+ of second-hand cars—they need to be j allowance for your old cleaner, j score with 964. The high single Boyd 60 9.574 160 Embodies Improvements and Re­ WEAR-U-WELL Yoder _'.'... 55 8,722 159 Total 565 513 565 1643 finements That Makes It More retired. SHOES R. Schneider 62 9,655 156 Rowland-Flory— Popular Than Ever Sold by TRELLIS AND SCREENS FOR Dick Colvin 49 7.563 154+ Coughlin" 113 139 118 370 WINDOWS AND DOORS R. Forney 58 8,867 153 Franke 82 72 91 245 "Today's Ford Car is the greatest ENSIGN TRANSFER Jno. W. Rose Dr. Frantz ,>... S8 8.S26 152+ value the Ford Motor Company has Alfonso Cironi Flower Boxes and All Kinds ot Richards 146 102 96 334 ever offered to thc public/' says J. COMPANY r*. Cabinet Work C. Eynon 30 4,552 152 Lee 80 80 Shoe Repairing 60S E. College D. Bates 63 9,542 151+ Thompson 90 133 101 307 H. Keller Jr., of the Keller Motor Moving, storage, packing and W. B. HASSETT Co. Among the many improvements shipping -of household goods 754 East Patterson St. CALL 9ty E. Strain 60 9,111 152 Hoiles 120 185 -205 Phone 8972 225 E. Columbia W. Green 59 8,919 151+ that are now incorporated in the Im­ and pianos. . Our complete 3ft proved Car are larger brakes, coils M. Steele 54 8,135 151 Total 511 566 491 1557 equipment, skilled workmen and Floss 36 5,448 151 mounted on motor, and the gasoline unexcelled service save you Coughlin 24 3.652 151 Lex—. is now vaporized through a special money and worry on moving R. Vaughn 42 6,316 150+ Greehawalt ...172 95 142 409 carburetor vaporizer that gives many day. Longest established in Al­ M. Rheindt 60 8.936 149 Cope 77 86 111 274 more miles to the gallon, beside eas­ liance. H. Mullin 37 5.470 148 Sheehan 121 112 128 361 ier starting and smoother operation. Colvin 36 5,320 147 Vaughn 136 98 117 351 Then the steering system has been Office 419 So. Freedom Biery 108 166 98 372 changed and with all cars equipped A. Geiger 51 7.329 144 with balloon tires they drive and TELEPHONE 3221. Starkey 58 8.298 143+ steer far better than tne older mod­ W. Akins 41 5.786 143+ Total '....614 557 596 1767 _fm_i_r__.i____r_-__-i I? H. Sell.. 45 6.299 140 _"J v _ M. Zink 21 2,906 138 __i llllil _ hompson 11 1.505 137 !__ T. Graf 60 8,067 136+ Franke 52 7,024- 135+ S. Desmon 45 6,107 135+ S. Kline 49 6,581 134+ A 4___* -E-f S Busier 21 2.813 134 R. Richards 43 5.732 133 Our Used Cars are Honestly Kurleya 40 5,272 132 I With Each Refrigerator We Will Give a 500 Lb. Coupon g J Kavney 38 4.980 131+ Brunner '. 20 2,629 131 Carnes 38 4.859 128 | Book or We Will Allow You jf Lee 33 4,185 127 Appraised and Priced. Freed 29 3.414 118 | $5.00 ON YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR ;£' I M. Geiger 7 773 110+ Come in, look over our splendid bargains in used cars Smith 27 2,949 109f i This Offer Only Good for the Period of this Sale s that have been thoroughly reconditioned. That used We have a complete stock n car you have been looking for is here. RAUGHMAM *** MARKET *^ at this time so if you are |j •"-ai planning to get a new ref rig- §§ FOR THE SHOP MAN Everything Good erazor, come in now and j§ Many Cars at $50.00 to $60.00 To Eat take advantage ot this liber- §| Bought in the Home Markets al offer. j Priced Right 1925 Essex Coach 1924 Big Six Studebaker We have just the box to j A Few Specials for Monday , 1924,Jewett Touring 1926 Hudson Brougham—Here is a Tuesday and Wednesday meet your requirements. W 1924 Tudor Ford Sedan—Refinished Bargain 2 cans Little Gem Peas ' 60C Prices Range from $18.90 up J 1923 Maxwell Touring 1925 Tudor Ford Sedan 1 can Country Gentle. Corn (Regularly sells ior, 75c) Lima Beans 2 pounds 19c ESS We solicit The Human Desire To Own The Best Will Suggest TERMS = Dry Corn 2«c T?T* 3 for 85c Evening ARRANGED f§ Premier Pineapple or Pineacot The ROWLANDS CO. s& SEE: Appointment TO m = HUDSON ESSEX = Preserves, 2 for 45c 247-251 E. 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