THE MOST THE THOROUOBLY FRIENDLY READ PAPER 10 PAPER ALLIANCE RECREATIONAL NEWS pfetrttouted free by carrier. By r No. 35 •i-M per year. Otherw.ee eold 5 CENTS ALLIANCE, OHIO, DECEMBER 13, 1925
.A: .tiers ann arms."anil ihen *i«v-*ei. "II* must have returned," he said, timidly, almost helplessly, as it firs! In an odd voice. "Those lights—" cap* In contact with resplendent op "Let us go in, dear." she pleaded. position. The actress was a head tall "I—I hear somt-rhmg moving a..toot, HEY! LOOK er than Mrs. Grimes, who nevertheless the weed* down there. It s grisly, Oli bravely stood her ground and faced ver—creepy." Oliver yielded to her comparison with all tbe hardihood of entreaties and they made their way KIDF WHO'S the righteous. .tick to the house. Mr. Sage, witb a distinctly bewil Mrs. Sage was holding forth In her dered and somewhat embarrassed ex most effective English when tbe two HERE pression keeping company with the entered the sitting-room. She may Write your let proud and doting smile that seemed have eyed them narrowly for a second ters to Santa to be atamped upon hi* Inn visage, or two, but that waa all. Claus—mail them stood across the room witb hi* datigh Sammy Tarr, However, who ted to him care of ter and Mrs. Sammy. 'Wrereational been observing Oliver vary closely, get "Do yon mean to toll me, Oliver News, Box S93— up from his chair and marched across aad • we will that those blighters Intend to begin the room, his hand extended. digging np ytwr place tomorro-r**" , print them ia "Congratulations, old man!" te this column so Josephine asked Incredulously. ,-houted J i.vously. ke wfll be sure to Oliver laughed. "1 think we'll all OLIVER And little old Mrs. Grimes, from her see them. rather enjoy the excitement. Aunt place on the sofa, remarked, as she Josephine,' be said. "I suppose thev'li leaned back with a sigh of content: begin prying up th* kitchen floor to "Well, goodness knows it's about L OCTOBER^ morrow, or digging trenches In tbe tune." cellar, or tearing np the flower-beds." WrSa Proving .hat since the entrance of M | Sbe looked at him narrowly. "What GEORGE BARR McCUTCHEON tte lovers tte great Josephine ted IMPt-R'i A.vi—_-arems will. )-least- sign each latter and see that correct address Is n tter rot 1 Do they expect to find jwnr COPVRIOHT.BELC SYN0ICATE.(WN.U. StR-VlCE.) falled to -old her audience spellbound. given. Parents signatures will not be published as It is only required as aa father burled in the cellar or under assurance tbat tte letters are sent In good faith. SYNOPSIS the kitchen floor?" 1 here is more ot this int.resting deal' slower and infinitely more haz "Hie^den't pT.ngcf to And .him at CHAPTER I—OHver October Baxter, ardous." srorv appearing on Page 8 Alliance, Ohio, Dec. 10, 1925 whatever you think I would like. % 9t„ was born en a rile October day. aH," replied Oliver, wlrb unintentional Dear Santa: live across the street from tbe Hor lils parent* Were prominent la the *Tve taken that Into account," an- shortness. Please bribe tne a pair of rubber ace-Mann School and will leave the eoinroerclal, eoclal and Hpiritual life of notmceA tbe detective, looking straight lite town of Rumley. His rather waa Be glanced over his (boulder at boots, tool chest, candy and don't door unlocked. roprietor of the hardware store. The ahead. "I was about to say tbat it's forget the tree. I will have daddy Dorothy Jane Zimmerman, Pl_:ht that Oliver tV-tober waa born a going to take a good deal of tight lane. Their eyes met and their gnxe type? quea* reada hie father'a fortune held ter some seconds. Be detected to let the front door open so you 1712 Grace St., N. E. ana telle him what a wonderful future squeezing, Mr. Baxter, to get yon In the clouded, troubled look In hers anil can get the tree in. Be sure to come his eon haa before him. but after the dicted, tried and executed inside of down the chimney to the living Dear lia Clai: reading, the gypsy becomes angry and was suddenly conscious of what, mns; waves the bouse la a rage after tellint; the next 80 days. The time Is pretty room fire place as that is the only one I ..---,» a football and my sister* Mr. Baxter that his son. will never short, eli?" He laughed jovially. have seemed to ber a serious intensity big enough. I am 4 years old and Cecelia. Lacher, Would like a baby each the age of thirty, that he will In bis own. Be knew now that be was Ie hanged fer * crime of which he te Oliver turned on him. Til knock a good boy. , doll. Age 9. And my brother, Al- net srnfltr. In love—that he always had been In He Started Violently, the Word* Dying Harold Spies '_ Lac- er, would like to have a four d—d head off, Malone, if you love with Jane, that he always would CHAPTEH Tl' Tf years elapse and *n His Lips, 1305 Parkway Blvd. train. Albert Lacher. age 7. A baby make any mote cracks like that Re he tn love with her. Be compressed Oliver*s father Is the owner ef a busi member tbat, will you?" be cried Richard Lacher, would Ilk* to have ness block hi the town. Mrs. Baxter his lips and fought against tbe might ask Tier to give me B~fhlrty-day New York City, Dec. 12:—Fifteen , Alliance, Ohio. Dec 1% 1925 a bail. K.chard Lacher, age li died when Oliver was nearlng seven hotly. minutes at Columbus Circle: Nine Josephine Sage, wife of the minister
--'••••-• "' •- i '" ' ' i* "7 I XMAS BADLY RUNDOWN LOCAL LADY GETS 1 f WHEN DOWN TOWN STOP AT TREES' Nuts of all RELIEF UPON TAKING VENDOL The New Way Lunch Minds Candies, Suffered Greatly With Stomach and Liver Complaints and Tried rTilPtlPil 1 1 xlff~Q DICBTS PLACE Oranges '.Lots of Other Medicines Without Being BeneG?e3?~~ JL 1 <£vllw4££l VJllLo 204 E. Main St. Cor. Mechanic Full line on hand at all times Bring Lasting Pleasure
Quality .___—, BEAUTIFUL LAMPS! Apex Super Five For Particulars Call SUGGESTIONS A At Prices You Will CHAP'S JBpSfSk Appreciate WINDSOR CHAIRS AND __^n^» New Shades! Service Station ROCKERS _R_Rv_£ ' '_s£5_ New Standards! US S PARK AVE. ALLIANCE PHONE tsst Many to select from K*--_jj v»w\ Floor Lamps Standard and Junior $13 JO to $25.00 Some have wrought iron stand- Do Your Shopping Early in the Week ards, artistically shaped and i decorated; with shades of gen* SEWING CABINETS uine Velmonir. hand decorated In many styles finishes in colorings and designs that _tfc •—r'.J_H_7T'5__k. ^*_ are sure to please the most ex- . acting. I $7.50 to $30.00 I Others have polychrome 1 standards and shades of silk, in Women the world over seem to wards. Sometimes, even the smell of • your choice of shapes and col have been especially selected to bear food made me sick at the stomach. HANDSOME SMOKERS ors. Priced up from the burden of pain and sickness of My bowels were always sluggist. I this world The seem to have more had severe headaches, couldn't sleep Yon will find a wonerful assort patience and a greater capacity for well and was very nervous ment to select from $17.75 suffering. Thousands of women right now, today, are patiently bear "I also suffered from bilious and ing their burden of suffering without dizzy spells. Sometimes everything 98c to $29.75 $ I Bridge Lamps complaint and without a whisper. went black and I could hardly stand But they are wrong. No idea could JL I nstyles and colorings similar up. I had a stale taste in my mouth, SPINET DESKS uf to lamps described above. J <• V »' be more a mistake. Every day some tongue was coated and • my breath | ^3^^, Priced up from 1 woman tells of her relife thru Ven was often repulsive. j dol, the great herbal tonic being in One of these quaint, old-style troduced by the Vendol Specialist at "Vendol has overcome everyone w**™. $14.75 J Bergert & Noble's Drug Store. of these troubles and now I feel fine pieces make an excellent gift. in every way. I'm glad to recom Read what Mrs. J. A. Maloney, 211 mend this wonderful medicine to $24.75 to $125.00 Hester Ave., has to say of Vendol. anyone who suffers like I did." CHILDREN'S CHAIRS AND ROCKERS She writes: Bergert & Noble's Drug Store is COXWELL CHAIRS In solid woods and fiber reed, in many styles "Everything possible seems to the only place in this'section where and finishes. [ have been wrong with my stomach Vendol may be purchased. Go see In choice of coverings. and liver. I had no appetite for my the Vendol Specialist making his meals and even the little I did eat headquarters there, and let him ex $1.98 to $9.00 1 caused me great distress from indi plain to you the merits of this re $39.75 and up gestion, heartburn and cramps after markable medicine. Liberal Terms of Credit !
were ringing forvespers, filling all" the Mij Favorite Stories air with silver melody, when a side door ef tbe cathedral opened and there Bu .RUIN S. COBB Issued forth a little, plump, pink- Where the Real Fault Lay cheeked, benevolent clergyman. He Tbe tourist was one of tbat type approached the visiting stranger and The ROWLANDS GO. which for some mysterious reason are in cultured tones said to him: . "I take it, sir, that you are a stran more numerously encountered abroad 247-251 Main St. ALLIANCE, 0. T A BRAND NEW TIRE than at home. He was doing the ca ger?" ' X thedral towns of England, not because "Hey?" inquired the American, cup be was particularly interested in Eng ping one hand about his ear. it i lish towns, or In English cathedrals The clergyman raised his voice: FOR CHRISTMAS Use Classified Columns—You get results either, but because tbe guide book ad "I assume, sir, that you are not a cloistered and holy precincts, that the must carry away from here,. after x vised him to do so. resident of these parts?" music of our glorious bells comes hearing our chimes, the conviction In Superficial Judgment __ Good 30x3 1-2 Tires from Near rtbe close of a glorious spring "Nope." said the American. "I hall floating down to one almost like the hla soul that really be has been in Tlie roan who invests capital In man- afternoon he stood on the greensward from Nebraska. It's a durned good voice at the Almighty Himself, seek communication with Deity Itself—that ufnet tiring, the farmer wbo seeds the $9 JO to $21.40 facing Canterbury cathedral with bis state, too—best In the Union. You ing through the medium of their eld tbe voices ef tbe angels have cried out ground, he who stocks a store, take legs plaited far apart, bis cap on the ought to come out there some time. brazen throats to communicate the te htm. Er—Is It not so, my friend?" risks. "Nothing venture, nothing have." bark of ids head, tils hands" rammed elder, and give US the once-over." message of peace, on earth goodwill te The American shook his head. Yet when tbey succeed there are too t deep lute hla trousers' pockets, his "Eh—quite so." said the reverend man, to us His children here below." J*T*tn sorry, par**-*'" h* •-'til r**r*et- _ony people who only see tbe "pronto" B. W. THOMPSON & SON cigar stuck Into one comer of his gentleman. "Then," he continued, "Which?" Inquired the visitor, ln- fully, "but them d—n belli ts making In their accomplishments.—Grit. X mouth, und on his face an expression "since - you are newly-come to this cllning his head somewhat, so much noise I can't hear a word you Arch and Hester betokening prof mind boredom. place It must seem to you. even as it "Er—what I meant to say was." say!" Becoming (at is a weighty prob does to those ot njt who dwell jg. these stated the eUamspn.. "1—- _--t _gne (CopyrUtht by the MoNaurht Syndicate, lae.) lem—says the office cat. «i• •«jjM'Je^M£ee$e**e*$*^*^^$»^^ «$• The celebrated. Canterbury chime- I RECREATIONAL NEWS
Bible Thoughts for the Week Three Ways to Reduce Sunday. BY-WATS OF TBE AIR Those Howling Noises They That Walt upon the Witb "Nomad' A two-stage audio-frequency ampli Lord shall renew their strength; fier sometimes has a tendency to howl they shall mount up with wings when two transformers of the same as eagles; tbey shall run, and high ratio are used, or when a high- not be weary; and they shall '• This week has been a let up on Radio shown ia reasonably priced— static and the DX stations have been ratio transformer is used in tlie sec walk, and not be faint.—Isa. ond stags. Three way* In which these The Stewart-Warner Table Cabin' < 40:31. com.ng ia fairly good but they still The Reproducer and Tubes ar.- lack their pep. We have been able howling noises may be reduced are as follows: First, try connecting a .001 matched to function perfectly to to get KOA and KFI most every gether Mon Jay. night mfd.' fixed condenser across the sec The Lord Is My Shepherd; I I wonder if you listeners were ondary of the second-stage transform shall cot want. Surely goodness cussing the station that was hetero er. Second, the primary winding of and mercy shall follow me all dyning with WTAM on Saturday the second-stage transformer may be You MustHearlfa- the days of my life: and I will night. I am sure we were. After shunted by a high resistance. The cor dwell la tlie house of the Lord Wi'AM signed off we tamed them in rect value Is usually between 20,000 sMeimJ&$Ua>ineA' for ever.—Ps 23:1-3. and found that it was WGY with sad 100.000 ohms. And third, try Matched-Ill.It Radio their fifty kilowatts. We hope they -hunting the primary winding of fba arc able fo tune their transmitter a second-stage transformer with a .002 HE complete group of Tuesday. tittle sharper in tbe future for we mfd. fixed condenser. One or all of O, Matched Radio Units Length ot Days is in her right bate to have our Coo-Coo program these three methods will produce re s —aa achievement in hand; and in her left hand _. ruined that*way. sults. However, the best solution to | riches and honour.—Prov. 3:18. We hear the old call _ of WJ AX the problem Is to use the proper ratio radio manufacture—perfect, har quite frequently these nights and it transformer in both stages. monious performance. Wednesday. seems peculiar to hear some one be Blessed Are the Pure in Heart} sides "Swan" Johnson doing the an Operation of Tubes Not Let your own ears tell you that for they shell see God.—Matt. nouncing. the Stewart-\V*arner is the Radio Sunday night we were entertained Governed by Brilliancy you have been waiting for. by a' good program from WEAR and The effective operation of any vac one from WHI5M. Monday night we Thursday. uum tube is not governed by the bril Open evenings by appointment. Wisdom's Ways are ways of listened to the WTAM ladies en liancy of the filament. As a matter of semble, who certainly put on a fine pleasantness, and all her paths program. Of course we stuck to fact, one should never use the bril STEIN and DAMON are peace.—• Prov. 3 :17. " WEAR on Tuesday night and heard liancy of tbe filament as an indicator that the tube Is working properly. Main St. at Arch the WEAF program. The Gold Friday. Dust Twins are as funny as ever Modern vacuum tubes have a coating placed over tbe filament which greatly There is No Fear ia Love; bat and the reading of "Shanghaied out perfect love casteth out fear; of Frisco in 1870" on the Eveready Increases the electron emission. Tbe Using Auto Battery hour was quite unique and the writ filament merely serves as a heater to because fear hath torment. He er enjoyed it very much. Wednes generate the emission of electrons. If you use an auto battery for radio tbat feareth Is not made perfect day night we did a lot of hunting but One will find that with tubes using tbe ivork, make connections easier by put In love.—I John 4:18. found that WEAR was giving as coated filament the life of the tubes Is ling binding posts on the terminals good a program as was on the air. not governed by tbe filament burning Drill a bole In each terminal and - Saturday. =nlder the head of a machine screw About 10:30 we picked up WBAP out but by the toss or deterioration Ascribe Ye Greatness unto and as they were coming in excep of the coating on the filament. When n it. Then a thumb screw can be tionally fine, we listened to them for fitted to tbe screw our God. He is the Bock, His this "happens tbe tubes wilt remain lit, work is perfect: for all His i_e rest of the evening. If you are, but no signals will be beard. "not listening to the WBAP programs, Dogs and. Music ways are Judgment: a God of you are' missing some fine- entertain The biological survey suys tbat dogs truth and without iniquity, just ment. Care of Dry Batteries react to music and that some tunes and right is Be.—Deut. 82:3, A. Our old friend WMC sounded pret to Prolong Their Life make them bowl loudly. It cannot ac ty good Thursday night as did WSB. I II I I I I-l I I I I l-l l-l !• I--1 1 1-1- A dry battery will not stand much count for this in any other way ex We also heard WJ2T operating as 2 cept by assuming that it Is tbe dog's XAl With an experimental program abuse. If it is accidentally dropped FOR OLD AND YOUNG ALIKE, its Internal connections are liable to Instinct which he has Inherited from Many Motors in Building thru thc new superpower station in his undomesticated ancestors. In fs New Jersey. They sure are putting be broken or the sealing compound on In tbe WoolWorth building In New There is Nothing That Appeals Quite as Much out the power. Its top might become cracked, through other words, it is the call of tbe wild. Vork city there are a total of 1,200 If you like pipe organ music as uluch moisture can seep, causing a electric motors in use for various pur* much as "Nomad" does, tune in on leakage between cells which act as a Free Theatre Tickets—Look fer poses. Of these motors. 1,000 are As a Good Radio. 258 meters every day at 11:00 a. m. continual drain on the battery. If rated at one-eighth of a horse power and listen to WADC with their Al dust accumulates on the top of tbe YOUR NAME among the ads. or less. len theatre program. battery wipe It off with a dry cloth, never with a wet rag, as this, too, will cause a drain or leakage between the "THE FRESHMAN" terminals until such time as .the mois To Make One-Tube ture evaporates. Metal articles, such Capon as trays, shears, metal pencils, etc., If (From $39£0 to $115.00) Loud Speaker Set placed on a battery will cause a pos Chickens, sible short circuit IS THE SET TO CHOOSE Details of Hookup in Which Turkeys Keep Lead-in Straight YES—WE'LL INSTALL THE AERIAL AND HAVE THE SET Crystal Detector Is of The antenna lead-la should come and Ducks INSTALLED FOR CHRISTMAS Fixed Type. straight down to tbe set if best re sults are obtained-.- The leaa-in should The Illustration shows the electrical not be brought down below tbe set and for diagram of a one-tube loud speaker then up to tbe binding posts. set that will be of interest to a great Christmas. many radio fans who build tbelr own Low-Loss Coils sets. Low-loss coils for a neutrodyne set The primary LI consists of ten turns can be made by winding SO turns of Order Early wound on a form 3H Inches in di No. 22 D. C. C. wire on the three-Inch ameter and 4 Inches high. tube and the primary of tea turns over E&J The (secondary is wound, on the M. H. STEELE MODEL i X holding bridges one-sixteenth of an same form. There ts A inch left be inch apart nround the outside of the Cor Union and Ely Pbone 2245 tween the primary and the secondary secondary winding. min MM II min mm—mi MOTOR SUPPLY CO. windings. The secondary consists of 62 E. MAIN 46 turns. OPEN EVENINGS The primary of the second RPT, L3 contains the. same number of turns as the primary, LI. It is also wound on
OUR & t\ATfOIV-WlD£ /T% BUYING MOST 676-STORE . INSTITUTION- WE BUY Conserve Your Sight BUYING FOR LESS— Immediate and careful attention should be given to the first indication of eye trouble. You are POWER CELLING MOST fortunate if you have found it unnecessary to wear'glasses, but indeed unfortunate if you have neg lected to do so when it is really urgent. By correcting a slight error in your sight toda j-ou'will SAVES YOU enney WE SELL save a multiple of trouble later on in life. -. . MONEY FOR LESS Watch your children.,—_ n, h. DEPARTMENT STORES Defective sight is one of the greatest drawbacks to the health and development of children. It 426 E. MAIN ST., ALLIANCE, OHIO is oftentimes responsible foe backwardness in school. Perhaps YOUR youngster's vision is faulty. I It won't require much effort on your part to find out and you will certainly be better satisfied to know. £_MPJU WATCH THIS Dr. C. N. FRANTZ, COLUMN We Seek To Get EYE SPECIALIST Here, from time to time, Hours: 9 A. M.- 5 P. M. Sat Eve: 6:30—8:30 P. if. Alliance City Market Arcade will be announced savings Phone 8370 Freedom Street which are Nation-wide in importance. Better Acquainted! •__••H—H—_HB -g-S-fflBB-E-M-S-. ffcr "SZ Esmond Blankets Read the Advertisements—It Pays | ** p*ys to Advertise ia *&» paper 66x80 Pair-in-one, woven double for warmth. Each Truth in Advertising is merely the o $2.98 •Golden Rule applied in business. We have ]ip^"W.,»j-_--= O Cotton Blankets never knowingly permitted false or mis 70x80. Fine twill weave, warm and durable. The pair leading statements to appear in either our $3.49 advertisements or in the advertising sales 1 Clean, Again 25% Wool Blankets manship qs it is practised in our Store. '^Wm Rose or blue. Large And All Ready For Xmas plaids. Sateen bound. A M$M Fm. &1NW • real value. The pair If nothing else, we aspire to be a be- $4.50- lieveable Store—one that''recognizes that Thoroughly clean, too, for tbey Just came Showing Electrical Diagram of One Truth always is the best policy. Tube Loud Speaker Set. Wool Blankets back from our shop, where cleaning ia. band- In popular colors. These In a series of advertisements similar in led in a manner that will satisfy die most a form 3*>6 Inches In diameter and are all wool—oh, ao warm! m\W\ 4 inches high. Plaids. The pair, size and appearance to this, we will set The secondary is wound on the particular. You may safely trust us with tbe same form leaving 14 inch between the $7.90 forth the activities of this Store and the Na windings. tion-wide institution of which it is a part. most delicate materials. They will be re The secondary consists of the same All Wool Blankets turned ia perfect condition. numb-r of turns as 1,2. No. 22 double Make warm friends. In We ask you to read them for by get cotton covered wire Is used In wind popolar plaids, the pair, ing tbe colls. CI and 04 are .0005 mfd. ting acquainted with us, our policies and $930—$10.90 The cleaning af draperies is just variable condensers. C2 Is a .001 rafd. profitably. axed condenser. one of tbe things that deserves more The audio-frequency transformer "Where nan- used Is of the high ratio type, about than ordinary care. Hie 8 to 1. CI Is a .001 mfd. fixe* con Savings :ak« denser used for by-pass actios. ve." The tube used is of tbe 201A type. Are too The resistance et the rheostat is 10 EltS** •tuns. Greatest" C W. Swanson Co. The voltage supplied te the plate of the tube is 46 to C7v>. D is the crystal Call Phone 8459 We call and deliver irob- detector, and is of the fixed type.— Radio World. I RECREATIONAL NEWS THC Roarer o BOB. THE CH00L t~ 5 TON BOB. THC FIFTH JTl/£ BOB THE PHANTOM e08. THS ntlERICtlN Clffl BOB THC CRbntN BOB. W/y//////////.///////^^^^ y/;///////s////v/f////////////////////////f//s///w rp HERS at ao deny I ing the waxing pop ularity at - the bobbed bead, despite the tremors at a taw who in herently sneer at a de parture from conven tions. Here are present ed the newest styles ku bobbed hairdress created by Robert Denote, ton- merly beauty advisor te Her Royal Highness Czarina A lexandria of Russia, and displayed oa the beads ot seven sol* dancers in Ned Way- burn's "H oneymooa Cruise." Out of tribute to the man waa directed the 'HuruM'munwnmmM/iiwM/niijjnJTffinmfthn/if////. rm best editions of the Pot- Ilea and over 519 other successful Broadway musical shows, Robert originated and dedicated 5TH AVE. COIFFURES BY HAIRDRESSER TO RUSSIAN ROYALTY the "Ned Waybura Bob" which, since its introdiar tion three weeks ago, has Robert Denels, Designs Original Bobs for Wayburn Girls found-its way fate the hearts and 'onto the heads Fifth Avenue and its glittering sidi recta are all agog with a new coiffure craze originated by Robert ot milady of the Knicker bocker family. Tbe Denels, former beauty adviser to Her Royal Highness Czarina Alexandria of Russia, and called "The Ned "Pbontom Baa.- display Wayburn Bob" in tribute to the noted Follies director. ed here on the head of It is a far cry from the Court of Czar Nicholas of All the Russias with its thousands of courtiers to the Miss Nobody from No where, the girl selected elite brilliance of the Lane of Swank with its thousands of beauty-seekers. But the talent of Robert—he is by the New York Cheese best known as Robert—comes to the side-walks of New York in the form ot "The Ned Wayburn Bob" and is Club to be wade famous there taken up with the furore of enthusiasm experienced by Coue-ism, cross-word puzzles arid the Charleston. fa one year, Is another which has gained favor . "The Ned Wayburn Bob" was originated for presentation on the heads of 24 solo dancers appearing in throughout the East. It "Honeymoon- Cruise," and because of their striking attractiveness they have been borrowed by tin- fashion Ia a bobbed arrangement able debutants and the smart dowagers who make New York the smelting pot of America. at long hair and thereby Among the'other styles of bobbed-hair created from the Waybura girls by Robert are: The Eton Crop, derives ita title. • The Charleston, The American, The American School Girl, The Carmen, The Phantom and many others. jytcjtgoyvHYBuftN BOB THE NED W/1Y8URN BOB J*** ft teal tot*) <>e_*_e»^ ....+.***. ».**oa*
MEIGHAN GIVES S1,000 ^mS$$0$> CHATTER AND CHESTNUTS A donation of $1000 by an actor not Edited by Jay Russell of the Jewish faith to the $4,000,000 WEES OF drive being made by the Federation y Items of interest to movie fane, authentic Information direct treat of Jewish Philanthropies was one of SOMETHING OR OTHER OHIO DEC. 14th. the studios to keep you informed on the latest releases and the the. features of the meeting of the Life s~&Lark activities of your favorite Sim stars. sub-chairmen of the Theatrical and Dec. 11, 192S -
" IHRISTMAS snoow was falling, but C the downy flakes I so feathery and beautiful in themselves, were Zang's Jewelry Store covering the earth with a thick, cold blanket which to Mr. Simmons' mind was like a abroad to all the ambitions at his life. When others were jostling each ether good-naturedly in every store, buying presents to surprise their is Gift Headquarters loved ones, and wrapping them tender ly in tissue paper tied with scarlet ribbon behind closed doors, this lonely soul walked the streets uneasily and aimlessly, disturbed and tormented by the unwonted crowds of shoppers, and. In Alliance If the troth were known, hopelessly depressed both by the weather, and the animated throngs so busy with ac tivities which he could neither share FULLY EQUIPPED nor bear. To render yea the best possible service ia rebuilding your car. Bodies, Bent and twisted almost, seemingly, be The recipient oi your remembrance knows you endeavored to Alone, yet terribly afraid to be alone, yond repair, are taken and straightened as though they were and feeling more so in these crowds new. We repair your radiator so that you cannot and a In which he had no part, he turned single leak. Fenders damaged in collisions are straightened. procure the best, when it bears tbe name of "Zang." We have hla footsteps from the town and sought And the charges on all ef this work are surprisingly reason companionship from Nature. Ha able. • strolled across the snowy fields, beside Drive la If you can and if you can't, call us and we will been jewelers since 1865. a freezing brook, and Into a pine grove come and get your car. all weighted down with snow. There In the solitude he felt gradually at ease, for a throng of happy memories SPECHT & REID J. A. ZANG & SON came trooping to him through the trees Pbone S863—Towing —memories of yesteryear, when with High powered towing car his sisters in these very woods he had 336 E. Prospect St. 540 EAST MAIN STREET helped chop down the family Christ mas tree when he was very small. What jolly days those were—what fun they'd hnd—he lived again those hap py times before the reaper came. And **•***-*+t+o* **0afnp4iit>++0++-+ ++*+^+o^++++++*+<'e*++**e>+*++++++ey++e+++'+***++- then, mechanically, as he leaned' against a tree, he drew from bis pocket an envelope he had received tbat morning, but had not had interest enough to open for it was evidently a baneful "Christmas card. But he tore It open now, and read:
The best day in the year Brings the beat wish In the world To my best frien'd, Merry Christmas. Tears of gratitude filled his eyes, for certainly he had not lived in vain «» *«N when one could send him such a mes sage. Joyfully he quoted Stevenson's I words, "No man Is useless while he I has a friend," and then he turned his WINTER TIME IS HAM TIME - steps toward town.—li. Lucius Cook i SHOE REPAIRING (©. Iff I* Weatern Newspaper Union ) Nothing appeals to the entire family on a AND V£ cold winter day like a liberal serving of bam. Our stock of hams is the best to be obtained in any market and we are always glad to recom REBUILDING THE UNUSUAL USUAL mend them. IF YOUR CAR NEEDED NEW TIRES E'ltE tired of Christ Feel safe to order a ham by phone. WOULD YOU BUY A NEW CAR? •w:mas , they said, "it's the same old thing every year. THEN Same old wreaths. Same old WHY BUY A NEW PAIR OF SHOES nuisance getting presents. Same BAUGHMAN MARKET old expense. Same old fatigue. when tbey need lull bottoms—half soles and heels Same old holiday greetings. Phones 2147 •—heels recovered—new wood heels—new tips— Nothing new about it It's a tips or patches bore." WHEN Their names are Mr. and Mrs. you can have them repaired in one of the best Joyiessness. They do not see, GIVE HIM A SHIRT poor, pathetic creatures that ' equipped shops in this part of Ohio? they are, that the usual things SOMETHING TO Decidedly the most attractive lot of shirts we have are in reality the unusual. THINK ABOUT THE QUALITY BOOT SHOP ever shown—and now they are just the thing for solving Love Is usual, so are children, 25 S. Arch H. S. Buttermore Phone 8760 the gift question. so is a birthday, an anniversary, A. WALKER friendship. ! ~-8 $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, up to $8.00 But only the usual can rise !___%2_?{^;_'_»*_t&*-"_?'*-'*-.:-:': to the great heights. CLEAR TRACK When fneir day Is over, If you have And Christmas is the moat un- Mount your steed and aim proved yourself capable and true, you Gift Hosiery j • usual of all.—Mary Graham Bon- r i Do not be afraid. will take their places and help others T HE white lights are blazing encour- Nothing Is impossible tf you will l | ner. agingly along your track, young as they are now helping you. Fine heavy silk in SOME GOOD COM M MON DISHES accept responsibility intelligently anil Every morning when the sun comes ^ t (©. ft-.. Western Newspaper Union.) man and woman, and the world Is give the best that Is In yoa. plain and mixed colors. When it is bard to think of some waiting open-armed to receive you. up It shines upon the smiling face of There are greater fortunes hidden a new captain, who has passed safely thing for desert, try this one: There is work to do for yourself In the future, waiting for development All wool hosiery in pat Blueberry Pud and your country. through the trying darkness of night terns and solid colors. than are visible in the present, and and proved, his worthiness to com Ignis ding.—Lay slices The shops and factories are calling the track is clear along the entire Plenty of styles in all of (not too dry) yon. The professions are opening mand. way. Some morning the sun may shine on FREQUENTLY HAPPENS bread after but places in their ranks for your accept Keep going in all sorts of weather. sizes. Priced from tering well, into a ance. you! Keep away from your own ugly moods, Let that thought give you encour deep dish. Pour The smiling acres in pleasant val angry quips and storms of passion. over enough blue leys and on magnificent, health-giving agement, greater incentive to keep go 50c to $2.00 Carry with you all the cheer, will ing straight ahead on a clear track berries very hot, hills are stretching out their plump, ingness and sunshine that you can. juice and all, to brown arms to embrace you In a where the white lights are flashing Stop frequently at the wayside sta you a friendly welcome at every mile cover well. Set friendly welcome. tions and take on a new supply, for WE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS away to chill or bake in a quick oven From everywhere comes the call to stone. these are the things which trill make Pack your heart full of love; pack TUESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY and serjre with cream and sugar. honor and prosperity. it possible for you to write your name Fried Apples and Onions.—Slice tart The old and worn are falling by the it full of accomplishment; pack it full In later years side by side with the of faith, courage and noble ambition, apples and half as many onions. Put wayside; the young and vigorous must Illustrious leaders who are now show- First B ig -What lo yt IU urpect for then ride on assured that you will the onions on to cook in a spoonful or move up and. take their places, full of lng you the way. _ .,'.'•'- Christmas two of fat; when nearly tender add promlse_9nd-Qv_rfl_wi.i_.wilh riches. reach the coveted goat MOSELEY BROS. Second Bug—Jud. Ing by past ex- the apples and a little water. Cook perience. something that I will h ave until all are well browned. Salt and Union and State Union no use in the world for! sugar are added for seasoning. Fruit Cocktail.—Scoop apples tbat have been peeled with a potato cutter m into balls, cook In a sugar sirup until Read the Advertisements—It Pays i *-i-^ Christmas Season Time tender, cool and serve with melon balls, pineapple, pears, peaches and to Make New Friends cherries. Any combination one's taste suggests will be good. Add lemon rind HE car stopped, It had been &B n ce Tpassing through a poor locaUt ' I - ' i" the sirup and pour ovi tbat Christmas morning. enough to flavor and sweeten each "Where are all these old women cocktail. hurrying?" the lady asked of one of With the fields full of the delicious the old women hobbling along. field mushroom tn many places one "Bet Bogg's man ts hurted, an' we're has at hand a great delicacy. Stew _o!n' to help what we can, mam." I them in butter, add cream and serve "So many}" j on toast. "Oh, I'll clean the windy, likely, an' When putting up sweet cucumber Jfeh, yonder, who's a good cook, will pickles this fail peel, cut Into half-luclt get dinner. Some'll do one thing, an' rings, then with a small cutter cut out some another. We'll all help, so Bet the center with the seeds. They are can be with her man. .We like to be much more attractive to serve and are Specially Priced for Christmas neighborly." 1 not much work to prepare. Vanilla Ice Cream With Pears.—On Electric $230 The lady drove on, but stopped at a slice of brick ice cream lay half of a Table Lamps, metallic base. Curlers . • a Christmas store. j preserved pear. Pour over it a sauce Urn. $14.75 She had lived next door to her which has been colored pink with cin shade To help you decide we suggest neighbor for three years, and had namon candies. Decorate . tlie pear Witb Comb never nodded or called. Such things I with browned almonds, serve at once. Attachment .. $3.50 were common in their sets. Hot Beef Sandwich.—Heat the gravy Heating Pads, with A Diamond Ring A Good Watch But now the car stopped, and the from the roast and in this lay a slice $730 lady went te the bouse and Introduced or two of thinly sliced roast; when 3 heat control herself, and begged to coma in later heated lay on a slice of buttered bread Boudoir Lamps. A new lot and see the children playing about the I and cover with another slice. Pour the Silverware Wrist Watch Christmas tree. hot gravy over all and serve Christmas Tree Sets, $1.75 just $3.00 They parted with warmly clasped Fillets of Fish. -Wipe fillets and ill complete received hands. They were to be good friends. brush witb butter, add salt and pepper It had just come about and lay In a baking dish. Surround PERCOLATORS, TOASTERS, IRONS, FLASH LIGHTS Bracelet Glassware Beads The footman had taken an armful with boiled potatoes, cover with a »f bundles round to tbe side door.— white sauce and bake twenty minutes Frank Herbert Sweet. tn a hot oven MCMILLAN ELECTRIC CO. Carl F. Haff ner, Jeweler ((6). 1186. Western ft. semper Uale__> 10 W. STATE St. MT. UNION SQUARE
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HAPPY GRANDMA— •CANTON ^HOPPING AND CHRISTMAS DAY AfOAf., TUES.. WED. r MRrrroRY" Raymond Griffith in /crrnraunit\ - .•._>._»»^»»_«_'_•._._._«_>_._._s_._._._._._^_0 s_-*-*t L HE family had Just completed an "HE'S A PRINCET MAN" INSTRUCTIONS, RAGTIME— excellent Christmas dinner. Prom Successfully tatij-ht In 20 lesson* re T gardless of whether you know on* first course to last. Including OHIO ante of mu.lp when atartlna. Ad- stuffing and "flxln's." It was hy far THURS., FRI., SAT. \ Hncprl rntirpp for nlave.rn. Call at Stuilio tm h.fm —artnn (so they all declared) the best dinner Ramon Novarro in I^^Tv^V^ CHRI8TENSEN SCHOOL •\er eaten by anybody. They acted "THE MIDSHIPMAN' OT POPULAR MUSIC as if they knew about every dinner In THEATRE Courtesy oi Tourist 14 Tuscarawas st w CANTON, O. Christendom. But this is a common T T FOSTER failing of those who are happy and Stressed by Mobile MATTRESSES & BEDDING satisfied. Somewhere in these columns yea will find two names, perhaps one of The hospitality of tbe old South, a \V_ will n-n-vfltp und rehnlM your old more or less abstract quantity with mattress for .5.50. We also carry a full Cousins, nephews, nieces and chil them is yours! 11 it is yen may call ha at the Recreational Newa Office a: line of bed springs and metal baas of aR dren sat thenuelves down on cushions .it _*>_ _." S$am Street, ami in two FRSB tickets to tbe Ohio Th*atf the many busy southern cities today, kinds. We build m._ ttresaes to order. A ID front of the blazing fireplace. for this week's show. Tbe Ohio Theatre la presenting, their usual seed will be put into Immediate greater inree •upply of feather, aad pillows aJ- mn tn atonk. CANTON MATTRRflS Mothers Mi fathers, uncles and bills this week and you will enjoy the offerings. Yea must call fat the use by tte automotive committee of i. cut is heat, says the coal COMPANY. 704 Time. .t. B.. Canton. tickets any time until Wednesday noon. stints foand comfortable chairs. the chamber of commerce, which has EVERYTHING MUST man. You've been asking Wk'tnl.v It** Grandfather stood filling his pipe from I decided that the tourist is the guest for more heat, and here ft BE JUST RIGHT BEAUTY PARLORS a bowl of tobacco on a aland. Grand Of ths city, tbe Mobile (Ala.) Register is—created by our coal. recently announced. THE MARINEI.LO BEAI'TY HHOPPB ma, pink and lovely as a flower, fold la order to retain our present Every particle ot it burns BOW featutina tbe Nestle Lanofl Pel - ed her hands in her black satin lap Labeled as s guest, tbe tourist will manent Wave, Marcelling and Hair standard of taft dealings, we at up and gives you your mon Outtlnc. Wa operate the only li and smiled at every one. J^KINNI: be treated as one by the city, and all times stand ready to "make censed TClectrnlyete Treatment Shop •very attention will be made by the good" any complaint that may ey's worth. There is little In Canton. Kitr'uslve agent, for the "Grandma," declared a young voice New White- Ronae. Al.o eralp treat- that fluted like a blackbird's, "Is the "•UALITV •ION8" dty to entertain and accommodate tbe arise. waste. ments. shampooing, wrinkle treat- most wonderful person In the world. •a a. Mam et. visitor. FAIRNESS TO OUR menta aad hair .lressina. Mezzanine Tbe tourist in all probability will floor Kletn-Hen"e| —an-Zollare' Store, She's younger than the youngest of CUSTOMERS Rodgers & Summers M.rket av N Mehlnlev 1107. come in contact with the gasoline sta us here, and prettier than anyone In fa our watchword always, Rush St. and N. Y. C. R. R. tion operator first of all, it was seven counties. I wish she would We Specialise in Phone SU3 -thought, and the operator will direct —Dogs. Cats aad all Supplies— give us her secret of youth." Ladies* and Children's Baby Chicks fa Season Ornnflfather was pleased. Why him to the chamber of commerce- W. H. MAPLE shouldn't he he? He glanced proudly Hair Bobbing where he wfll register and receive a CANTON PET SHOP at bis dainty wife. Til tell yoa why guest card and a guest marker. The; 2S West State St. Mil) Favorite Stories Mrs. E. Scbaffert she's so young and beautiful," he saW ; Strictly American guest curd will entitle, him to cer Phone 3103 Phone 5248 5t| IRU1N S. COBB ASHES FOR tain advantages tbat tbe native hus Phone Hemlock 430S • "it's because, my children, she's a Workmen not, while the guest marker will tit The Spirit erf '76—With $31 2nd. St., JT. E. CANTON windmill." 4 Barbers. Ne Long Waits. on his radiator and announce to the "A windmill t" shouted every one. DOLLARS Imp ro vemen ts JOE KAMILLI Wlicncvc. you take out city at large that be is a stranger A New York East Slder met a friend "Just that,** said grandfather. "And within the gates. F. R. G. TIRE CO. she's forever turning with the Wind* Formerly Klinger Bros. a fire insurance policy from 224 N. Webb Are. on Third avenue and told him he had VOGUE this office you can rest as Tbe city In turn, recognizing him as quit tbe buttonhole making trade. of-Good-WUl. She goes round so fast Barber Shop. Vulcanizing of all Descriptions $5 00 HAT SHOPPS sured that you will receive ' a guest, will seek to serve him hos "I'm In tbe art business now." he that she hasn't time te think of any 539 E. Main St. dollars in exchange for Guaranteed Nothing More— Nothing Leaf* thing but pumping up kind thoughts pitably and the traffic officer will give New and Second Hand Tires said, proudly—"such a fine business, asking after the fire is over. him the courteous co-operation a 331 Cleveland Ave. N. W, from the Well of Generosity. Bnt Dependable 'Insurance is Special 6—36x5 used tires, good too! Lots of money In It I* stranger always needs among unfa No Two Hats Alike. the best of It Is, that grandma," here the only kind we sell. as new. ."What do you mean—art business?" miliar traffic regulations. Hemstitching grandfather shook a solemn fore-. Greaae.Grime.Painty Real Estate Insurance demanded his friend. anger at everybody, the eat included, Peoples Bank Bldg. In addition to the guest designation, "Well," explained the East Sider, the visiting tourist will be given ac "the best of It is. that she is so Imilt JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE "1 go by auction sales, and I buy pic Ink on Hands c curate and detailed Information con that she can't tarn in a bad wind!" Marcelling, Manicuring, Facials tures cheap; then I sell 'em high, DOUGLAS cerning the city. "What do you mean by that?" again Nab Bobbing, Scalp Treatment. yesterday I bought a picture for The Tailor ahonted the children. Robert Auld, Jr. The automotive merchants agreed Hair Dying, Nestle Permanent twenty-five 'dollars and today I sold unanimously tbat their employees Waving. It for fifty." 237 Tusc. St., E. Cor. Walnut "I mean," smiled grandfather. In a Real Estate Insurance must be familiar with the city in or Main Arcade Pbone 840' "What was the subject?" kind of triumphant manner, "that an Hemlock 27.1 Canton, Ohio der that they will be able to supply Flory Market, Alliance. O. "It Hasn't no subject at all," said Hi wind can no more Influence your Peoples Bank Bldg. tourists with information. tbe art collector—"It was a picture.*' grandmother than It can blow sun MAKES 'EM BOTH SNOW WHITE The proper use of hands In signaling "Sure. I know," said the other. FURS shine away from the sun I She wont The greatest hand cleaner in the world when driving was discussed by the "But every picture has got te be a torn an inch* in It But send along ior auto owners, garage men, painter, printers and all who suffer with grimy committee." The arm extended at a subject or it ain't a regular picture, FURS—WE SPECIALIZE IN KEW «» a fine, strong wind of joy—and lunds. Use HANSLICK—the you understand. Was this here pic neckpieces, collars and cuffs, also v_ 45-degree angle upward should Indi trimmings. We do remodeling, clean away your grandmother goes a thou Original Powdered Hand Soap cate a turn to tbe right, and straight ture a marine, or a landscape, or a sand revolutions a minute.** SEE BARD FOR ing, repairing, relining coats and Keep a can In your car And another out a turn to the left. Tbe arm point still life, or a portrait—or what? furs of all kinds. Our work •- r>f .Sir- "Pshaw!" laughed grandmother, une In your kitchen Makes good IDLE HOUR ing downward, palm forward, should What did ft represent. "how you talkf** w here o t h 11 affection and would have given worlds Free. te be ahle to help In every good and Open 10 a. m. to It p. tn. Daily. ARCADE LUNCH 346 Court Alley, Rear Postoffice worth while cause that came up. But Directed by Treea Require Food *•*+•***••+*+* *++•+•*•*?++++> -i , she couldn't—for contrary to the be Douglas Barnes and Wife Special Luncheon 25c There Is a tree In your yard which lief of the town Martha was poor—so la hungry, and, though it cannot tell poor that she often had to go without jou so In as many words, you can bet XMAS TREE LIGHTS tbe barest necessities so that the tiny it is just as hungry as though It Eight Light Outfits Income that was hers might stretch ELECTRIC LIGHT stood on some street corner and cried Carbon, Per Set, Special #I_?5 ever a year. But she was too proud out its woes. THERAPY Pine Cane, Per Set, Special $1.65 to let this fact ever be known—too That's the great fault with trees; POP CORN BALLS Mazda, Per Set, Special tl.SS level to the memory of her easy-goIn.tr This is our fifth year in What does it mean? It they cannot tell you they are hungry. husband to let the town know he bad making pop corn balls. means aa unparalled treatment They just stand out and starve until left ber so badly off. for Anemica, Arthritis, Auto their clothes—their bark—get too big Milady's proud of electric things We have supplied a nuns- Intoxication, Brighfs Disease, She laves her "perk"—the way it for their body and fall off, A few .days before Christmas Martha her of schools, clubs and Catarrh, Constipation, Diabe sings answered the postman's ring with as churches for the past Bye years. tes. Call Stones, Heart aad Mr. Homeowner, that tree in your And the coffee it makes—tbe family tonishment. She seldom got a letter They axe steam cooked. Na Hardening of the Arteries, yard is worth a heap of money. It's Are all enthused—electrically sow and a registered letter was some orders too large or too small. Jaundice, Malnutrition, Net. ' a mighty big asset when you want to You will find the design you want. thing sbe had not seen for years. With Order early. We deliver. vena Dyspepsia, Tuberculosis, sell your place, and It's a lot of com We will sell you a handsome perco Torpid Liver, Neuralgia, trembling fingers she drew forth a Cor. Union & Ely fort these hot days. Get busy and lator at the right price and our check, made out to the order of Mar Rheumatism. guarantee—you know what that Phone 6345 City give it something to est. tha Whiteside, and the amount was If you don't know what to give it. means—SERVICE. $f>00. She stared at It for a moment, J. W. ARTHUR. M. D. 3D E. Mala St. Alliance, O. call in a doctor, not a man's doctor or then she remembered the contest she a child's specialist, but a tree doctor, had entered. There was so much If you want a good fob of and let blm. prescribe a diet for that spare time on her hands she had tree. worked over It many hours. It seemed moving done call oa en believable that she had won the RUSSELL _ McCOY GILM0RE GARAGE Zoning Law Upheld first prize, but It must be true. Sao US for good storage far 212 E. Prospect Furn 11 urtji Odd Piano... A decision of interest to all mem Alio Crating Done That Christmas the town became Repairing on all makes of cars. bers of the National Association of acquainted with the real Martha White- Pbone 6917 or 2S3 Satisfactory service guaranteed E. Market St. Real Estate boards is that Just band Side; a woman whose greatest Joy in ed down by the Supreme court of life seemed to be found in giving and Minnesota upholding the validity of serving and from then on tbe town the Minneapolis zoning ordinance, took bar to Its heart. Perhaps because INSURANCE Fire, Tornado. Automobile, Li which excludes flat buildings from cer understanding dawned upon It.—Rath ability, Life. Health and Accident. er inp Edelman. H. H. KEENER tain areas zoned for single family C THE BANKERD AGENCY residences. Tbe decision reverses a <**_ 1926. Western Newspaper Union.) M MILLAN PHOTOGRAPHS 407 Alliance Bank Bldg. former opinion of tbe court. Phone 5266 ELECTRIC CO. —MT. UNION— "Better Ask Bankerd" 'On The Square* FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Benefit of ff ome-Owning Mount Union iceatf the Advertisements—It Pays When Christinas Comes SHOP EARLY.'—SHOP EARLY! "More than one-half tbe homes In Alliance Up-Town Shopping District Be it a floral tribute to a departed friend,—or a to When Chriatmau comes tbe United States are owned by men Poena 700* who make less than $2,000 a year," ken to some one dear to you—a corsage or bouquet—we We smartly rush J* can supply it. . And buy both this and that. >.* declared W. D. Carter. "It Is esti In crowds we crush CHEVROLET REPAIR WORK mated that approximately 90 per cent A KICK And don't know where we're at— I ».t When Christmas comes. ft of those who build or buy a home do Come in and choose ior yourself or you can leave A SPECIALTY not pay for It outright at the start the selection to us. When Christmas comes. # Habits of thrift, economy, Ad self- We sit us down ft And take account of stock; ft denial established and practiced tn *.t Get your car in readiness tor winter by an expert Perhaps we frown ft saving to meet the monthly payments "We know bow to do it right" • f ' At making such a mock- ft Chevrolet repair man. by which the home Is paid for are When Christmas comas. s.t among the greatest benefits of awning —The Jlngler. in Town Topic*. •' a boms." V(\CU GTAD AT Pf\ J.P.MOUSHEY A*_\* vlil JL _*-___••—f \. v. . The ideal home town is your own Phone 3178 Mt. Unio home town. &,-Jpi 711 W. Main Patronise the advertisers in this paper—tbey invite your business Pup—Hey.' let's declare a boycott on No one knocks a booster. , - this milk diet! **!*ww_.••—.*••_*•.'_.wM»iW_.'_>.»«»«^w«-_,tK_**>***4»KJ*«'»S{a. K4E 8 aad will appreciate it. RECREATIONAL NEWS Oliver October There Is no telling what Mr. Kike.- (Continued from page. 1) wonld have said to Mr. Malone about detectives In peneral tf the delegation from headquarters had not arrived a CHAPTEK IX minute or two later.
Oliver May Withdraw CHAPTER X The ensuing three weeks were busy ones for Oliver. He was off "election The Corpus Delicti eer in £" by day ..ml out speed-making The automobile fume swinging up by night in, district school.loute*. In the drive on the tall of Mr. Malone's fawn halls and at mass meetings betd defensive explanation. Oliver hur qt the county seat. The opposition ried off to greet the occupants of the press, stirred to action by the har car. Mr. Bikes hobbling along In his assed Mr. Gooch, printed frequent re wake. Malone refilled his pipe as he Dlttri ll.oO ports of their search for old Oliver rtrode across the stable yard. Tn the Baxter. They made sensation out of lee of the barn he scorched his fingers. two or three minor discoveries—such Ills gaze was fixed on the swamp. Far tn the finding of an old straw hat la out In the "danger zone" a number of one of the pools and tlie unearthing men were compactly grouped. A soli (_f a stout spade handle at the edge tary figure was running toward the ot the swamp not far from where the Raxter house, while from the main aid man and his son had parted com highway to the right of the slough pany. a dozen or more scattered people were Malone and his gang of Italian la picking their way gingerly across the borers were conducting the quest let* Intervening space. The detective wrety. The chief operative waa bored dropped tbe charred match and start —admitted it to Oliver and Mrs.e d briskly down te meet the runner Grimes and Lizzie Meggs and to the He was no longer bored. He was an high heaven* besides. alert, vital, keen-semed hunter of men. Mid-afternoon of a windy day In Oc Mr?. Grimes stood on the front tober—it was the nineteenth, to bo ex porch as the three committeemen en act—he sat in the shelter of tbe tered the house. Mr. Sikes ambled up kit.-hen wing, his chair propped against as they disappeared through the door. the wall, reading a book. He yawned He stopped short tn the gravel walk frequently and seemed to be having just below where Mrs. Grimes wax jreat difficulty in keeping his pipe go- standing. He felt that It was neces Rogers or Community leg. ITrom time to time he dosed. sary to lower his voice. THE GIFT STORE His partner, Charlie What's-hls- "We've only six mere days to co. Plate. 26 Piece Set. aame, was out In the swamp directing Serepty," he said. "Tills Is the nine tbe efforts of eight er ten men who teenth." ART HAS COME TO BE KNOWN AS THE * w-ere sounding the scattered "mud- $1035 "Tea. He wlU be thirty on the 15 Jeweled, White or boles" with long poles or digging i.t twenty-fifth. I hope you'll be satis- •random In sections where the earth fled, Joe Sikes." GIFT STORE OF THE CITY was sufficiently solid to bear the Green Gold. He pondered gloomily. "Setting weight of man or beast. These men back there on the kitchen steps I trot were now far out beyond the wire $1830 te thlnkln' about tba last time I was fence, within a hundred yards or so Reliable reputation and nationally known up here before old Ollle disappeared. of the pond. or I wonder if yon remember what he Mr. Malone's rest was disturbed said to me and Silas, setting right Fancv Shane. 17 merchandise at the standard prices. Buy now shortly before three o'clock by the ur- here on thla porch." rtvui of Oliver October. The two had "I remember the poor old thing say heroine quite good friends. Jeweled and pay next year. ing he couldn't go to sleep nights be "Say. Malone, would you mind call cause he wac afraid a moh wonld come ing off those gravediggers of yours for up to the house and take Oliver Octo $2430 half an hour or so? 1 am expecting ber out and hang him for something i committee here at three o'clock.** he'd never done." "Sure," said Malone. He got up "I guess maybe that waa it. And slowly. "Hey!" be shouted over his ART THE JEWLER another thing: Didn't he say he shoulder. "Come out o' that? Knock wouldn't blame Oliver If he up and Blue White Gem, off! It's four o'clock. In New York," heat his brains out for letting that he added tn an aside to Oliver. "As gipsy queen lift the veil and cause Pre said before, Mr. Baxter, It's all Fancy Mounting ail this worry**' 246 E. Main St. 4—d foolishness digging up your place 8-Day $8.95 Kke this." "What are you trying to get at, Joe Sikes?" . "Mrs. Grimes says the house Is likely $35.00, $50.00, $75.00 "Oh—nothln' particular. I just 2-Tone Chime with to fall down on our heads at any min- WHY WORRY CASH IS NOT NEEDED thought I'd warn yon not to say any ote," said Oliver. "She notified me thing about our talk that night, 'spe Pay Next Year this noon that our hired girl, Lizzie Candle Sticks $14.95 cially what he said about Oliver beat- hteggs, has decided to give up hot In' his brains ont. I mean." he added place unlets your men fill up some of sternly, "that you and me and Silas tbe graves they've dug in my cellar.** never heard him say anything like that :~;.M>*>