^ A Picture Page TYPOGRAVURE of SECTION RECREATIONAL NEWS Current Interest Distributed free ill Alliance and contiguous c J"1 C" 1JTS ALLIANCE, OHIO. MAY 31, 1925 No. 6 territory. Additional coplei will be eold at •-' "f * & Edison Honored by His Early Associates New Movie Camera and Proiector Invented I
John V. Berggren has invented and George K. Spoor of Chicago Is developing a "natural vision, life sise, third llmenslon" camera and projector for the movies that It is believed will do away with aye-strain and distortion, only latural acting and real settings can be used. At left are Mr. Spoor, Mr. Berggren and Betty Byron examining the •aniera. At right, part of the projector. Bulgarian Communists on Their Way to Trial
The Edison Pioneers, varly associates of Thomas Kdison, galhpred at Menlo I'urk, N. J., ami dedicated •• tablet In tribute to his first experiments and Inventions;. At the right la shown a small part of the crowd attend ing, and at the left Mrs. Edison Is unveiling the tablet. How the Blockade of Rum Row Is Worked
This photograph' indicates the way In which the const guard has made effective the blockade of the rum row .ships, surrounding them so that they are cut off from communication with the shore.
Police of Bulgaria are still combing the country for communists accused of plotting against the £ veminent. Some of those captured are here seen heavily manacled on their way to be tried for participation in the cathedral i>omb outrage. for Economical Transportation
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Here's a combined home, tractor, sledge, compressed air driller and freak Oapt. G. F. Steele of the . steam house boat that Is being used by the crew clearing a way through the Florida yacht Rowena, wbo will command Everglades for the new Taraiaml trail. It does the work of thirty negroes. So that boat for Captain MacMlllan In soggy Is the land that aa ordinary tractor would sink In the rich muck. the exploration of the Arctic regions Shrine of Club Women Dedicated north of Greenland. OMAHA GIRL AS PUCK WJmmm
w t View of the old Fauntleroy home at New Harmony, Ind.. in which the Minerva club, first woman's club In America with written constitution and by-laws, was organized, September 20, 1859, by Miss Constance Owen Fauntle roy, granddaughter of Robert Owen, who founded the New "Harmony Co operative colony. It was dedicated on the closing day of the biennial council .Miss Carmen Longman, a dainty of the General Federation of Women's Club's at West Baden, Ind., having miss of twenty, who appeared as Puck, I recently been purchased by the Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs. This the fun-loving little sprite. Is the an house was built in 1815 by the followers of George Rapp, a company of com nual pageant presented by the Uni munists from Germany. ,<, - ; versity of-Omaha coeds. Ipsslitess^ Egj^^CT^T^E^^X^gaj^jp WAYNNE IN DWARFLAND just as they bad wanted the real sun Right now at Spring Cleaning Time look they had seen, and been use they did around the living or dining room. The TN A far-off land. Inside a high not give It to her she began to cry. old Lighting Fixture is out of date, isn't HI •*• mountain, there once was a coun At the foot of the mountain was a try of- the dwarfs. There they bad a poor shepherd boy watching his goats. big diamond-like stone fixed In a big His name was Waynne, and he was rocky sky for their sun and a pearl very poor. A-little hut and his goats for their moon. were the only things he owned. Little twinkiy jewels were their The little men quickly surrounded stars, which were scattered all over Waynne and began to pull his clothes. the rocky sky. You see, this land of trying to drag him with them; but the dwarfs was so hidden from the though there were many of the Why men choose this big sky outside that they had to make dwarfs Waynne WHS big and strong. a sky of the overhanging rocks. "What do yon want?" he asked. But one night a dwarf crept out "Listen," answered the dwarfs. new Gruen strap watch from this rocky country and happened Waynne a listened and heard the to look up and see our moon, and he screams of the runaway princess who For business and sport wear many men now find told the other dwarfs about it and was crying for the sun of dwarfland. the Strap watch indispensable. And their need they all came out to look, and right Inside the rocky home of the dwarfs tor such a timepiece is well met by the new he found the princess still screaming. away they wanted it. Gruen strap watch illustrated above. They stayed so long looking at the The princess was so surprised that moon that the first thing they knew she stopped crying. "Are you the kings daughterV asked Its excellence as a timekeeper and its sturdy Waynne. "Your father's servants are beauty oi design combine to make It especially looking everywhere for you. Come, I attractive to men. •HI take you home at once." And be fore the princess, -could say any more We have the new Gruen strap watch in white or Waynne picked her up and placed her green gold reinforced "Precision" movement, on his shoulder and ran down the priced at $40. Other. Gruen models are priced mountiiln. from $25 up. When he arrived at the palace the king and queen ran to meet him. "What shall We give you to reward yon for finding our child?" asked the B J. A. ZANG & SON Printer's Ink can hardly do justice to our wonderful tine king. "You shall he made rich and of Electric Fixtures. given a palace If you wish It." Jewelers Since 1865 You must come in and "have a look" to appreciate their But Waynne said no, he did not wish for a palace. "I will ask for the beauty. We have never been able to display such a wonder' mountain yonder where I found the Solution to Last Week's Puzzle ful assortment of Electric Fixtures and Supplies. princess as my reward. It belongs te ! - your kingdom and if you care to re m Koch's Floral Co. ward me give me the mountain and the land around it a mile in width." & M MILLEN ELECTRIC CO. Blv It did not take the king long to "On the Square" Mount Union Waynne, a Poor Shepherd Boy, Watch write the deed of gift and Waynne Finest Flowers j ing Mis Goats. thanked him and departed. Alliance Up-Town Shopping District The dwarfs were willing to do any BEDDING PLANTS j ft\ there was a beautiful big golden sun thing- for Waynne that he asked, and In the sky, handsomer than theirs, when he told them they could live FOR | and they wanted that, too. there and have the btg son and moon Now there lived not far away from they had seen in the big sky outside ALL PURPOSES j the home of the dwarfs a lovely little their land, they willingly let Waynne GERANIUMS—All Colors j princess named Alfrida, and one day take out all the gold he found and •faY she wanted a butterfly that flew precious stones. i through the palace garden, and ran Of course Waynne became a rich Right Prices away from her nurse trying to man and he took care of the dwarfs catch it. as long as they lived, but he was Real Service She ran so far away that she never able to learn where they came Why Brevity Is Great Reliability reached the land of the dwarfs, and from. because they Jtad never seen so beau Part of Salesmanship To the king and queen Waynne gave Many a public speaker or private tiful a creature as the princess they the largest of the jewels for their KOCH'S FLORAL CO. wanted to have her live with them. salesman who begs for just five min Everything Good crowns and to Princess Alfrida he utes in which to present his case takes Alliance Leading Florist It was such a strange place that gave the very moon she had cried for. Princess Alfrida soon forgot her own more than the time allotted. That Is Mount Union Square Whleh goes to show that sometimes why true brevity is so greatly appreci home and began to amuse herself those who cry for things do get them Phone 3187 looking at the big stone they called ated when it appears. In the end; but it would not be a good Alliance Up-Town Shopping the sun and all the other queer sights. plan to cry too long so "you had bet A famous Canadian who was among District After a while she told the dwarfs ter not try it. the first to see the need for the Wel- that she wanted the sun to play with, (© by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.) land canal and who took a leading part in raising money for the project, went to London to -enlist -interest and in fluence of the London Times. But the editor was always "too busy just ; A STITCH now" to hear his plan. Finally he gained an audience by promising to put the whole case for the canal in IN TIME five minutes. He did better. This • I Outdoors sports, while condu- is the way he did it: '. | crve to. good health, also are ''productive oi many minor ac- He spread out on the desk a pocket \ i cidi-nts. These accidents map and said: "Here is Lake Erie, ;; should receive immediate at- here are the Falls of Niagara, this Is I > tent ion to prevent their serious Lake Ontario, the St. Lawrence and Tape, Vaccination Shields. Times was on the side of the Welland AtHit ! project That Is a story that might And a big one. That's what our well be given an important position up-to-date method of repairing shoes GEO. R. DIVER DRUG CO. in any text on salesmanship or force has made. Ask any one who has Quality is a paramount issue at i:i Let Us Be Your Regular Druggist ful speaking. It even has Its appli given the machine repairing way a trial; that's the method we have in this store when it comes to a ques j Phone 8655 553 E. Main St. cation in communication on less im portant matters between private indi turning out the week Give us a tion of price or* quality. We be viduals.—Tacoma News-Tribune. trial, you will notice a greaf differ British Possession ence, not only in neatness, but in lieve the best is the cheapest, even durability for wearing as well. Look The Cocos or Keeling islands are H "Whafs in a Name?' Why Moaea Had "Horns" around and see if you haven't a pair at a few cents added cost. group of 23 small Islands belonging to of shoes that peed repairing. Great Britain and situated in the In By MILDRED MARSHALL No doubt those who have seen any Phone 5248 of the early statues of Moses have Be sure it £ PAUL CERNA'S dian ocean, 500 miles southwest of Pacts about your name; Its history; Rapid Shoe Repair Shop Java. The Islands were discovered b.» meaning; whence it was derived: sig wondered how he came to have short E. Main St. Captain Keeling in 1609. The Brltlsl nificance; your lucky day, lucky Jewel horns protruding from each side of his acquired them In 1856. The populatlo' forehead. This error was recently ex plained by Lorado Taft, noted sculptor. Is 749, mostly Malays. It was off thes- JACQUELINE Islands that the German cruiser Em The horns, he says, were due to the den was destroyed by the Australian improper translation of the word cruiser Sydney In the World war. Thp *pHE most piquant name in the iexi- "glory" by sculptors of the early Let Me Islands were annexed as a British -*• con • of feminine appellatives Is periods. The Hebrew word for glory MAPLE'S GROCERY Jacqueline. Her origin dates far back Paint Your Roof With crown colony in 1903. also meant "horn," and In translating Liquid Asbestos, the 33 W. State St. Mt. Union in Biblical days when one of the twin it into Greek the word horn was used sons of Isaac and Bebecca was called Instead of glory. Thus in the great World's Best Roof Paint Alliance Up-Town Shopping District —Miss Ella Peddicord of Chicago Jacob and the mother predicted that statue of Moses by Michelangelo, Old leaky roots made good as is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Emil he would supplant the other. Thus his the former is equipped with horns. new. A 10 year guarantee Bedner of Parkside Drive. name came to signify Ithe supplanter" The original of the horned statue, says with each job. and Jacqueline, whleh is derived from Taft, was of heroic size, in marble and Tin, Felt, Paper or Composi The trouble with committee w ork this • source, has same significance. was designed for the tomb of Julius tion Roof. Also general House is that nobody does any work. Painting. Call 5498. As the. derivatives of Jacob spread II. But the tomb was never finished throughout Europe, France adopted and the statue is now in the church of S. M. SMALLEY 316 N. Franklin St., Alliance, O. Jacques. The great church of St. San Pietro, in Vtneola, Borne.—Path- I, Jacques at Liege spread the love of rimlpr Mfiflrastne. the name in Flanders and it was when +++++4h4*dh*+ •Ml the English and -French were mlggled together In the camps of the Black Prince and Henry V that the name spread into England. - The feminine Jacqueline had already THERE IS NOTHING TO COMPARE arisen. Henry V called the wild Jacqueline of Hainault, Dame Jack. WITH OUR LINE OF FABRICS She, like his Flemish sister-in-law, A SUNDAY DINNER Jacquette of Luxemburg, was named That we show this season. in honor of the saint of Liege. The nurse of Edward VI, whom Holbein AT THE drew by the soubriquet of Mother Jack, Our Latest Styles was called Jacquette. Jacquellnes in France are very numerous and the Are in a class by themselves. You will be in a class by your name is extremely popular in this Lexington Hotel country where its ready diminutive, self if you wear clothes made by us. Jack, sounds good to Yankee ears. Jade is Jacqueline's tallsmanic stone. It is said to bring her all- around good luck and wearing It she '11.00 will find her heart's desire. Friday is JAMES G. ANGELONE ff her lucky-day and 3 her lucky number. *| MERCHANT TAILOR t© by Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.) WHY NOT GIVE "HER" THE TREAT OF A LITTLE REST? BREAK THE- MONOTONY OF Foreign and Domestic Woolens - The world is growing better and THE STEADY GRIND BY ASSUMING THE ROLE already at least three American edi OF A "REGULAR FELLOW." TAKE HER OUT TO 42 S. Liberty Street ALLIANCE, OHIO tors have conceded that possibly DINNER. Germany had a right to elect whom she pleased.—Ohio State Journal. Did you make your opportunity, or did your opportunity make yon? RECREATIONAL NEWS THE LIONS CLUBj Ladies' Night Big Success—Next ^Kingpin o; i Meeting Tuesday Noon at Country Club. On Tuesday evening amid florid decorations and Parisian dress cre the Nationa" Di^AIOTIENT STORES ations, the Lions Club held a La Alliance, Ohio—Main at Linden dies' Night- at the Country Club. One of the most enjoyable social events of the early season. It was participated in by a large majority Getting Ready to Move of the club. Games were enjoyed and everyone seemed to forget them- slves and be real sociable, which is an outstanding feature of the Lions' to our New Location Club code of ethics. The next regular Tuesday noon June business must clear our shelves !•> meeting will be at the Country Club and all members are te be present in order to carry out a business ses of all small lots of merchandise which sion and nominate the club officers for the ensuing year. Great things are expected of the we do not wish to move to our larger club the coming year and a lot of credit gees to the present officers who have worked to make it a suc store. Here are a few items to start cess, untiring in their efforts to place the Alliance Lions Club top the ball a rolling, they will not be re- notch among the civic clubs of this section. Cedar Point has been selected as placed, so buy now. one of the finest places where a con vention could be held, and has been engaged by the Lions International wfaO will hold its Ninth Annual In Women's Under Women's Unions ternational Convention on June 29 One lot of bleached union to July 2. Cedar Point " will be Muslins- suits, loose knee, sizes 36 and 38 closed except to Lions and their only. A certain pitcher Gowns for women and children Out they go friends en those dates. This is the of pink crepe or batiste, "Lilly of first time this favorite watering discovered one way The Cardinal slugging to keep Hornsby the Valley" nainsook. Skirts of place has been closed for a Conven fine muslin.' tion. see is kept quite busy from hitting the old Values worth while. 39c Alliance Lions are making exten running bases, his bat apple so • hard—he Out tbey go sive preparation for the big meeting ting average being over "beaned" him. and it now appears that the Alliance .400. bunch will be large enough to roar 98c Muslin Wear their way into prominence when the One lot of muslin wear in gavel fans at Cedar Point.'" cluding gowns, both long and Keeps Cubs Up High short sleeve. Long sleeve style Women's Corsets made of good grade muslin. THE GOATS MEET FAST i 1 One l'ot of pink elastic corsets. Short sleeve, slij; over style .of THE AMERICAN Low waist line. Splendid item pink or white batiste and figured HP AKRON SEMI-PRO TEAM for slender figures or girls, act crepe. Also a feW skirts. Big Triple Billt Featuring Shirley ing only as a hip confiner. Sizes Mason, William Desmond and 19 to 25 only. & The Hilltop Matinee Promises to Be a Thriller—Cleggett, Opt they go Jack Hoxie in Extraordinary $1.49 Film Features. Howell and Grail in Form and the Team in Fine Fettle, They're Rarin to Go. 69c Local picture-goers undoubtedly will take more than the usual inter Girls' Gingham i -w'0' est in Shirley Mason's next screen The Goat Hills were whipped Girls' Bloomer appearance at the American theatre, again last Sunday by polar gusts and However, "The Thief of Bagdad" is Dresses Monday and Tuesday, in her latest ruthless rain. Let us hope for the no mere stringing: together of as starring feature, "My Husband's tonishing, surpr'isings and astound Unions 7 to 12 Years breaks trom now on, as far as the About 60 dresses in this assort •a Wives," not only because it is her weather is concerned. ing happenings; it is indeed a highly Dimity waists with pink or alded as one of the best pictures she romantic stoiV never departed from blue bloomers attached. Drop ment of checks and plaids. Good The team hopes to get into action quality ginghams, attractive has made in a long time, but because this afternoon at the Hilltop field* for mere spectacles sake, bat into seat> elastic back, taped on hut- the storv was written by another which in the developments of the tons for outer garments, elastic styles and well made Buy for where manager Held has provided. your vacation from this offer star of the screen, none other than the stillest opposition to be encount story, come all these various tre knee, sizes 6 to 10 years. Barbara La Marr. Then there is the mendously exciting occurences. With A splendid garment. ing at added attraction of seeing an estab ered this season. Douglas Fairbanks, it is the story lished star-in his own right as Miss The Evans Club, a fast semi-pro that is,all important—and "The Thief Mason's leading man, Bryant Wash- aggregation, which' has been cleaning of Bagdad" is a rousing narrative 69c 98c bum being the ope selected to enact up on everything in and around Ak told with enchanting chaVm. this difficult role. As if to make sure One of the reasons for the high ron, wiil try to get our Goats goat. of giving good measure, William Fox standing of the Chicago Cubs has been The Goats, however, are not the least who produced this picture, assigned worriel from the advance dope. The the. hard-hitting of Catcher Leo Hart- tougher they are the harder will the Watch for special announcement in one of the other leading roles to netit, more popularly known as "Gab Evelyn Brent, who" is far along on Goats fight and after the two weeks' THE OHIO THEATRE by*'* His batting average is well over lay-off the Hilltop bunch is ready an the road to stardom herself. the' .400 mark. "The Crowded Hour" Featuring next weerYs issue of this paper. The offering for Wednesday and rarin' to go. Thursday will be one of the big It's going to be some exhibition " Popular Bebe Daniels and "The thrills in "The Measure of a Man," this afternoon. Cleggett, Howell Dev&s Cargo," With a Cast A bit of realistic action.is a terrific and Grail are all fit and ready to go of Favorite Film Stars. All Linen fight between the star, William Des the route and the team as a whole is ' Bath Towels SportifigJQui&s working smoothly and hitting the mond, and Al Smith, the '"heavy" of Bebe Daniels' newest Parammat the picture. The fight takes place ball. Jas. Jones, Chas. Grail and Bill Extra large Turkish towels in • Athletes rarely break training and Crile have found their batting eye starring picture, "The Crowded Toweling while the men are waist deep in the Stevens 15 inch all linen un all white or With woven in blue waters of Big Bear Lake, where most records at the same time. and are getting the range of the Hour/' adapted for the screen by borders. A real towel value. right field fence. Tohn Russell from the Broadway bleached crash at a great big of the picture was filmed. Marin * * * saving to you. Sais, Francis Ford and William J. Cowes, Isle of Wight, is the greatest It's a real team this season,, indi stage success of the same name by Dyer have important rales, under yachting center in the world. viduals don't count, every fellow's Channing Pollock and Edgar Sel- Arthur Rosson's dinection. up and doing to put over a victory. wyn comes to the Ohio Theatre on 13c Yd. $$cEach * * * That's the spirit that wins ball y to ren Friday and Saturday comes our old The weight of a discus is four .?£u ~ "'n for three days. ' favorite" Jack Hoxie, in a thundering games and the Goats may be depend The Crowded Hour" is a fine ro- pounds, six and one-half ounces. ed upon to give the fans a run for mantic-draina •aid in New York Western adventure story in which ... not a gun is pulled and not a shot their money. punctuated with sure-fire thrill fired, but which*still keeps the audi Portland (Ore.) Hunt Club Polo asso For today's joust the teams will scenes behind the lines in France White Canvas ence on edge from start to final ciation will go In for polo on a large line up as follows: during *he World War. Bebe has Long Silk Gloves fadeout—such is "Daring Chances," scale this summer. Alliance Akron the role of Peggy Laurence, a phone Slippers Universal's new Hoxie western at ... Lohman, L. F. Snow, L. F. girl who aspires to a career as an An assortment of very attrac traction. Football coaches at American col Shaffer, 3d Williams S. S. actress. KennetL. Harlan, leading About 100- pairs of canvas ox tive elbow length silk gloves. It is a story told almost entirely leges and universities receive from man in the production^ is cast as fords -and strap low shoes in Fancy styles. Colors grey and Chas. Grail, C. F. Turner, 2nd Billy i^aidlaw, handsome young mil women's or children's sizes. Not on horseback—with Jack Hoxie $10,000 to $25,000 a season. Jones, R. F. Davis, 1st white with contrasting stitching. astride his favored mount, Scout, ... lionaire, who gets Peggy a chance to new styles but will make excel Shea, 1st Mackey, C. F. show her act on Broadway where lent every day shoes.- Do not Out they go and the Universal Ranch Riders Future Olympic sport programs will Crile, S. S. Ewiek, R. F. be limited to 16 days", starting with the she scores a decided hit. T. Roy miss this" item. dashing through adventure after ad Sharpneck, 2nd James, C Barnes, as Matt Wilde, is her stasre venture—a sensational rodeo, a 1928 games at Amsterdam. Rinaldo, C. Helmar, 3d partner. breath-taking-race—followed .by a ... Cleggett, P. Bennett, P. $1.98 grim chase after bandits and a sen u He4en> Lee Worthing, former 98c Helen Wills has gone in for golfing. J.-Grail, P. Haroldson, P. Follies' beauty, is cast as Grace sational rescue, on the very brink Now she will find out a few things Manager Held has organized a Laidlav,, Billy's wife. Married life of a yawning chasm,—and' all ctnV that are not found in the books. team that's going to be mighty popu for the Laidlaw's has become a mo-' urinating in a delightful romance ... lar—for the reason that they are go notonous, loveless affair, though that is sure to please you. Things even up pretty well, after ing to be up and doing and we say neither will divorce the other. Special rearrangement of our stock is all. Jack Dempsey can't fight in New they are going to win a lot of ball On America's entry into the World York, and the rest of us don't want to. games. War. even the coldly selfish Grace now in progress in order to present Star Theatre ... It's up to the fans to boost the at devotes her time to war work. But James Gordon Bennett'arranged the tendance and help put Alliance on outside of contributing money, Billy the base ball map. Get out today reiuses to be drawn into it. He and these items to you for quick sale. Two Good Programs — Featuring first game of polo In America ia 1870 and root for the home team." Make Peggy are so much absorbed in a Dick Hatton and Ben Wilson at Dickers riding academy, New York it a real "pep" meeting. mutual love affair that every other City. In Western Films. thought is crowded out. However, Come every day. ... a cable announcing the death of University of Pennsylvania oarsmen Laidlaw's younger brother results in Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, the this season will compete against near AT IDEAL THEATRE Billy's enlisting in the engineers. Star offers "The GoldeticFtame" for ly every college crew of prominence Matt Wilde is going over as a "Y" the firs;, three days featuring Dfck ' Dress Voiles Pillow Cases In the country. Return Engagement oi Douglas entertainer, and Peggy announces Hatton who needs - no introduction her intention of going with him—rfor Exceptional showing of Bleached pillow cases 42x36 to the movie fans. Dick is right on ... Fairbanks Greatest Picture— of good grade muslin are offered The Thief of Bagdad. the purely selfish reason of being "GlenylonProcess" figured voiles. the job with, his Shooting Irons It is estimated that among the near Billy. in the season's best colors, 40 in. While stock lasts at every minute throughout the entire world's flrst-class golfers, fewer than picture. 2 per cent lug their clubs into town Douglas Fairbanks will be seen in What happens "over there"—how the real woman in Peggy is awak "Man of the North" chapter No. and swing them around the office to the marvelous Arabian Night tale, HcEach "The Thief of Bagdad," at the Ideal ened by the scenes of heroism and 43c Yd. 9 and "Now or Never" comedy, will Impress the help. self-sacrifice on every side—how she complete the program. this week It was according to all ... accounts, the great good fortune ol saves an entire French division when For Thursday, Friday, Saturday, The big event of the lawn tennis she has to make a choice between "Notch Number One" whereinBen the screen that Douglas Fairbanks Aprons season In the Missouri valley region came upon this amazingly romantic them and Billy, a case of one man Wilson certainly picked a mighty will be the national clay court cham or many—how Billy and his wife are A. few of those splendid ging good plot for his return to the sil love story and that he undertook^ to ham and percale house aprons pionship, to be held at St. Louis the make it into a photoplay. Moving reunited in the end—this • is all Linen Dresses ver sheet. Also he brought an add week of July 18. brought to the screen in "The recently offered remain. You ed attraction with him in Yakima picture critics .in such cities as "The will do well to select from this ... Thief of Bagdad" has been shown .Crowded Hour," one of the finest Canutt, Champion American Cow pictures of this or any season. Colored linen dresses for warm lot. boy, who was presented by Ex-Secy The American Olympic committee have been unanimous in asserting days, most of this season's col McAdoo with the Roosevelt Cup last has a surplus of over $30,000. It will that It is the greatest film ever made. Beginning Thursday and continu ors. Very attractive styles. be invested and will form a nucleus When it is considered that his story ing through Saturday comes the Sizes 16 to 46. Our price Fall, winning it from all comers at Paramount picture, "The Devil's 79c the two leading Western Rodeos.> of the fund to send athletes to the departs from the affairs of every 1928 games In Amsterdam. day life and soars off into dream Cargo," a Victor Fleming production Ben, as the ranch foreman, is adapted from Charles E. Whittaker's hopelessly in love with the Boss' ... land ; that there has, been visualized Pete Gitllts will captain the George and made real the soaring away Qf story, "The River Boat," and fea $4.98 daugHterr Marjorie Daw. His Boss turing Pauline Starke, Wallace Dresses is shot and to save her fiance he al town basketball team next year. The the Magic Carpet over the house new leader of the Blue and Gray was tops and into the sky; the Winged Beery, William Collier, Jr., and One rack of dresses, including lows himself to be captured and ta Claire Adams in the principal roles. flannels, plain silks, printed ken to jail. Reed Howes as the a star at guard last winter and for Horse, with the Thief galloping off finance, Arthur Mackly and Little merly was a brilliant player at Yale. to and through the clouds; the Magic crepes, tub silks, etc Billie Lord as "Dicky" are all fine. ... Rope which the thief throws into Broadcloth Out they go The work of Canutt in proving the Freddie Welsh trained on vegetables; the air and climbs to the afar, Up in Why Plaster of Farm foreman s innocence is full of drama Paavo Nurmi seldom eats heavier to all sorts of places—it will be seen Why the quick-setting plaster of tic thrills. foods than fish, but Jimmy Sacco, Bos that "The Thief of Bagdad" is no parts carries the Paris designation is Blouses $9.90 In addition to the feature film will ton welterweight, started an innova mere spectacle; no mere bringing to due te the fact that the great beds of gether of crowds to appall the multi Most attractive styles in im be "Lucky Loosers" comedy and tion among boxers by training on It were discovered In the vicinity of ported broadcloth and •» sheer "News Reel." spaghetti tude. When a crowd or even an Paris, where It was first extensively Millinery army is desired, the Thief " simply voiles. Colored trims. Buy * . • used aB a cement. In the raw state them now at Any hat in our stock will be Ideals are funny little things. They takes a seed from a box, throws it A tennis ball leaves the rackets of on the round', and lo! a huge army great heat is used to drive out mois sold at won't work unless you do.—Columbia such experts as a Tllden or a Johns ture and the composition then com Record. with banners springs from the ton at a speed of 120 feet a second. earth. This sort of thing is the warp bines readily with water, quickly pass $1.98 98c Maybe it was just natural;, or If this could be maintained It would and woof of 'The Thief of Bag Ing Into a hard state. horse sense to vanish with the horse. travel a mile in 44 seconds and nearly dad." This is a fantasy, not a mere —Arkansas Gazette. 82 miles ah hour. dragging together of human beings. Read the Advertisements—It Pays RECREATIONAL NEWS AGATHONS VS. Columbia Theatre ALLIANCE BOY B '"Secrets" With Norma Talmadge EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY AT THE CUBAN STARS and ""The Way of a Girt* EXBIGLEAGUER With Eleanor Boardman. m Exhibition Game With Earl Mose- Earl Moseley, Formerly oi the "Big ley ef This City, on the Mound Norma Talmadge, in her First Na Time Circuit" Now With tional picture, "Secrets," at the Co For Massillon. lumbia Theatre for three days start Massillon Agathons. LINDEN MARKET ing Monday, plays four different On Tuesday, June 2nd at 5 p. m. roles in four different periods and in Ever since 1910 an Alliance boy Linden Hear Prospect Plenty of Parking Space Children Shop Safely Here the Alliance fans will witness a real gowns of four different fashion has been playing base ball in the game of base ball played by profes cycles. professional leagues After the usual sional and ex-members of the big It is a picture of modern romance sand lot experience of every as league teams. The Cuban Stars, who pirant to base ball perfection, Earl & ANTRAM £L are touring America in a •cries of with glimpses into three other peri LOWRY'S ods of American home life. "Start Moseley made his debut as a pitcher! For a exhibition games, will cross bats in East Liverpool, Ohio. After one Sells Quality Eats, with the fast Agathons of Massillon. ing out in 1923, the picture later shows Norma first as a young wife month's service with the team he was Picnic Lunch Full Weight Pkgs. and 16 oz. Manager Held is to be congratu of the early days in Wyoming and sold to the Wheeling, W. Va., club, to the Pound SATURDAY lated on securing this game as it is the far West. a member of the Central League, an opportunity for many Alliance Then the action switches to the youngstown next secured his services we recommend oar full and Inst a Few Items of Importance— fans to see big league players in ac and from there he was transferred lo Is not the only bargain day tion. Besides it may act as a stim year 1870. Norma has become the mother of a growing family. The the Chicago Cubs. Youngstown still fresh Htte of at Antram's. ulus to the followers of the game to had a claim upon him and instead of Butter— lend a more substantial interest in passing years of the photoplay's Every other day of the week story next show her in the gowns of allowing him a permanent berth with You get your money's worth local affairs. . Massillon has support the Cubs he was finally sold to the ed an independent team for the last the late '80s of the last century. when you buy our butter. we can give you Her hair has greyed and the children Boston Americans, going with that Cold Meats five years. They have played in many aggregation in 1913. of the principal cities in the United have grown but it is the same Nor Eggs— BETTER SERVICE States. What is good for Massillon ma of the early sequences of the Owing to contract trouble and ah in the way of publicity should be story. Last of all, Norma is shown inability to get together on terms, A very delectable sandwich No country store eggs, we ' This means better buying at a good for Alliance. again in modern costumes in 1923 set Moselev severed his connection with get them fresh from the larger savings to you. tings. Boston He was in the ranks of the is made from our famous Here is the line-up of the two "Secrets" is an unusual picture. It Federal League for the next two producer. teams as they will face the pitchers. has an unusual story which Is devel years In 1916 the Cincinnati Reds Coffee Prices Cuban State oped in a novel fashion. And in it assumed his contract and he pitched \VealLoai Cheese— M. Funey, L. F. Norma has a splendid opportunity, the entire season tot them. Deer Creek York State is Reduced P. Sierra, 2 B. of which she avails herself to the This is where Moseley began to re C Alphonso, S. S. full, to display a remarkable range of alize that "all is not rosey" in the Let us help solve your Pic worthy of a trial (mild and E Montarvo, R. F, characterization. "big time stuff." Once more a con sharp). V. Dreke, C F. One is hardly able to believe that tract was violated and he refused to nic problems. Olives, Blue Ribbon Mayo- Hustler Brand £. Abreo, C. the Norma seen in the early se sign,- owing to the cuts in salary as naise, Bee Brand Mayonaise, J. Peraa, 1 B. quences as a" young wife and as a were handed out that year. Inde Domigez, 3 B. mother is the same person who is pendent ball seemed more promis Sandwich Spread and Lunch 38c Lb. . D. Gomey, P. shown later with grey hair and in ing and again he donned a Youngs eon Meats. E kelson, P. the black silk dress so much favored town uniform, playing with that I L RHOADS QoM Bar Cal. Fruits of all AImos, P. by our grandmothers. team until he entered the war. funds, Peter Pan Peas, Peter Special Santos Massillon Beginning Thursday for a three On returning from over seas after Courteous Clerks Pan Corn. Uluhm. 1 3., Boston Americans day engagement comes Robert G. serving in the army during the war Groehling, 3 B, Pacific Coast Lea. Vignola's Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer he entered the Texas League, play Causes Countless Comments COME IN, WE WILL 45c Lb. Shovlin, 2 B., St. Louis Americans production, "The Way of a Girl." ing in Beaumont. Texas. TREAT YOU RIGHT Edmonson, R. F.. Cleveland Ameri- The story is adapted from the Cincinnati, still laying claim to' his cans novel, "The Summons," by Kather- services by virtue of his contract, Graber. L F., Boston Americans of ine Newlin Burt, and has been told permitted him to play in 1920 with Coshocton by its director and the players so the Akron team of the 'International Gossett, N. Y . Americans and Mil- as to feature the humorous side. League, Cincinnati finally releasing HAMLIN'S waukee Eleanor Boardman, who has ap him to this team. EUREKA :-; Foster, S. S., Strasburg. peared lately in "Wife of the Cen In 1921 Akron surrendered her Featheringham, C. F., local boy taur," "Sc That is Marriage" and charter in the International League TEA and COFFEE Moseley, P., Cincinnati Reds. "Sinners in Silk." plays the leading and the team was transferred to Kinney. Phil. Americana. role, her first attempt at light com Newark, N. J. Moseley, having mar FRUIT STAND Hart, P., Syracuse Int. edy on the screen. ried in the meantime, did not care Where your money talks, not We now have Hartville Workman, P., Boston Americans She is supported by Matt Moore, to follow the game, if it meant "fol Jingery, Wilmot, O. as her conservative suitor,. William low it all over the country," so he only Saturday but every Russell in an unusual good-bad man signed with an independent team of day in the week. role, and Mathew Betz, the latter a Massillon. Since 1921 he has held a Spinach j 3 lbs. 25c new addition to screen villainy. permanent position as pitcher with 1 lb. Evaporated "?Rc V > WHY- The central character of the story the Agathons of Massillon, Apricots STOP AT THE races from prize fights to jails, to Earl Mosely is a popular ball I lb. Evaporated • OCr* Radishes and Dam in Upper Egypt Ii Engi artists' balls and fast automobiles for. player, a consistent winner, and a Peaches ««/v neering Wonder her desired thrills, and the dramatic friend of the fans. Unassuming to a •climax of the story provides her fault, yet always ready to come 2 ib. Bulk 25c LINDEN FISH One of the greatest engineering won Onions, Large more of a thrill than she had sought. through in the pinches. Raisins ders of the world Is the great Sennar On Tuesday, June 2nd the Alliance 1 lb. Extra Sweet i t and 1 Qg% dam In Upper Egypt, where 126 white Why Clergy Fought Light fans will be able to see their fellow MARKET * men and 19,000 natives are racing townsman in action, as it will un Prunes bunches 10c When the more progressive spirits doubtedly be arranged for Earl to against time In an effort to harness in the British metropolis, years ago 1 lb. Fine Peanut. o C^ And look at our Fish the waters ef the Blue Nile. work on the mound, when the Aga Batter *Qi* Asparagus, Beets, Carrots, advocated the Installation of munici thons play an exhibition game in 'fresh from the lake The agricultural possibilities of the pally operated street lights, they en great Libyan desert are tremendous. Alliance with the Cuban Stars, the 1 lb ae Grape Fruit, Head and countered much active opposition. The National League Champions of Cuba. cZi m every day at the right The heat there is Intense, at times clergy were especially loud in their de as much as 125 degrees in the shade; Cocoa Leaf Lettuce. nunciation of the proposition. They They are talk ng of adding another price. so hot, indeed, that sick men have to advanced the following three stupen 6 Boxes Blue Tip ?*»r» be taken down into ice-packed cellars month ic the year. ' The apartment Matches ^JC dous claims against street lights: 1. house landlords must be back of WE DELIVER Oranges, Navel and Flor to -be treated, the clinical thermome Artificial lighting is an attempt to in that.—New York American. Headquarters tor the Best ter being useless above ground. terfere with the divine plan which has Coffee at 3Sc to 49c, you can ida's; Cantaloupes, Straw The masonry put in to hold back preordained darkness during the night The man who opens his mind to not beat at any price. berries, Pineapples, To the waters is roughly 460,000 cubic time. 2. Illuminated streets will In F.INGLADO yards, and Its total weight a million knowledge is on his way to a better Call and be convinced. duce people to remain later out of job and to a keener enjoyment of matoes, Cucumbers, etc. tons. Every day 2,600 tons of ma doors, lending to an increase in ail life. sonry are added to the structure. ments caused by colds. 3. Horses will Once a year there comes an exciting be frightened and thieves emboldened. time for the engineers and all con cerned—the period of the annual Nile WE ARE NOTED FOR— HITLESS PILOT IS flood. As a result of the heavy Afri BASEBALL can rains at the source of the Nile, Why Ships Carry Cats Our expert workman NOW LUMBER BARON the river becomes swollen and rises A ship found under certain circum ship on your shoes. If NOTES considerably. The floods are so regu stances without a living creature oh yours are sick, let us In his 20 years In the major leagues lar that they can be fixed almost to a board is considered a derelict, and treat the patient with Ty Cobb has played In 2,604 games. Fielder Jones Conducts a day. property rights In her are forfeited. It Goodyear Welt Shoe Re * * • Flourishing Concern at At Khartum the Nile is In flood in has happened, after a ship has been pairing System. One or the other of these Barnes June and at Assuan In August. By abandoned, that a live cat discovered boys from Kansas is either winning or Portland, Oregon. on bocrd has saved the vessel from DAN BRECKNER losing every day. September the floods have reached Quality . Fielder Jones, one-time manager oi Cairo, where the waters rise 32 feet being condemned. * * • Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop Pitcher Charles Schwartz of Pitts the Chicago White Sox, is a former above normal at Kasr-el-Nll bridge. Be sure no man was ever di scon- major leaguer who has made good in It Is these floods that cause the great 15 W. State St. burgh has been given his unconditional tend ted with -the world who did his Mt. Union the business world after his baseball est anxiety to the engineers, and they duty in it, release. days ended. watch carefully for any signs of weak Alliance Uptown Shopping * * • Jones quit the game to enter the ness, although If disaster set in, little DANCE ON THE LARGEST AND District New Orleans has released Pitcher could be done to avert it. lumber business in Portland, Ore. And BEST FLOOR IN EASTERN' Lee Belt to Charlotte oi the South At he is making a success of his work, 41 OHIO—LAKE PARK lantic league. as great a success as he did as a base Do what you think you ought to do, * * • ball manager. The present generation And do it good and quick For the first time In ten years, the of fans do not remember him, but the Be fore some other thinking man Cleveland Indians are without a spit- older element recall Jones when he FRESH FRUIT St ens in and turns the trick. ball pitcher this season. led the White Sox to a pennant la Let your thinking be constructive * * • 1906 and later a world's champion And your thoughts with action link, it's fortunate the sport scribe's ship over the Chicago Cubs. FLAVORS Keep thinking what you ougght to do story isn't literally true. Imagine a That season the White Sox were And doing what you think. pitcher actually blowing up. Fresh fruit Savors add such a de known as the "hltless wonders." They lightful zest te Ice Cream confec ESSEX * * * did not have a .300 hitter on the club, MDTDR This is the end of the baseball sea but Nick Altrock, Ed Walsh, "Doe" tions. CARS son when the league teams get even White, three great pitchers, stopped We suggest: At The Theatres j with colleges In the publicity race. the other fellows from making runs "A Strawberry Frappe" * * * while the Sox- made their few hits ' Week of June 1st Bob Flake, University of Idaho count for enough to win. MILLER'S pitcher, was farmed-out by the Cleve Jones was a great believer In Inside land Indians to Decatur, Three I AMERICAN— baseball. The Sox attack was mixed league. np continually. When the rival club CONFECTIONERY Monday and Tuesday—"My This Is Our used Car Inventory * # * was set for the hit and run, the Sox Mount Union Square Husband's Wives" — with bunted their way around or resorted Shirley Mason. Captain Carroll, the peerless pitcher Wednesday and Thursday— Small Down Payment, Bah Monthly of Holy Cross nine, is expected to lead to stealing bases. Few better base- "The Measure oi a Man" with one of tile strongest teams In the his running teams ever appeared in the Win. Desmond. tory of the Worcester college. professional ranks. Friday and Saturday—"Daring * * * One of the favorite Sox stunts was YOU ARE ALWAYS NEXT Chances" with Jack Hoxie Walter E. (Gus) L'indberg, captain to wait out a pitcher. They would let AT COLUMBIA— 1—1924 Overland Champion $575.00 and star left-handed pitcher of the him pitch his hardest for seven in 1—1924 Star Sedan $575.00 Washington and Lee team, has been nings, sometimes with one or two hits PERRY BROS. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday off him, then bunch two or three hits —"Secrets" with Norma Tal- 1—1924 Chevrolet Sedan $550.00 signed by the New York Giants. madge. * * • with a base on balls and a sacrifice BARBER SHOP Thursday, Friday, Saturday — 1—1923 Chevrolet Sedan $450.00 The former Grand Duke Boris, If he hit or two for enough runs to win. A Clean Shave—in a Clean i "The Way of a Girl" with 1—1919 Winton Sedan $350.00 falls to become czar of what Is left of V the rivals made an error, the Sox Place Eleanor Boardman. all the Russias, might get about the made the most of It. Few teams were 1—1917 Dodge Sedan $150.00 ever more alert for a Alp on the part You'll LiSe Our Service. IDEAL— same effect by signing up as a baseball Courteous Attention and Mod 1—1917 Hudson Coupe $150.00 umpire over here. of the opposition. It was nothing un Starting Monday for en'i/e ern Methods tor the Ladies. 1—1923 Chevrolet Touring $300.00 * * • usual tar them to get a man to second week "The Ihief of Bagdad' base on a wild throw. They would with Douglas Fairbanks. 1—1919 Lexington Touring $275.00 In the early days of baseball as IS N. MECHANIC played In New England the rules gave sacrifice him to third and either OHIO— 1—1922 Essex Touring $35040 the victory to the club first scoring squeeze-play him along or else come through with a hit when It was need Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 1—1916 Buick Roadster $150.00 100 runs, and this often -required two --"The Crowded Hear" with ed. A base on balls or a hit batsman I Bebe Daniels. or more days to Settle the question of always resulted In theft favor. Thursday, Friday and Satur superiority.. * • • With a run or two, behind classy ENSIGN day—The Devil's Cargo" with pitching, the Sox went along with lit big cast of favorite screen Open Evenings Until 9:00 O'clock lias anyone now aUve ever seen or tle to worry about. They had a great artists. heard of a fan getting up on his feet fielding club and Jones, the manager, TRANSFER CO. during a close game and announcing, STAR— was a genius In directing the defense Complete equipment, skilled "Let us now give three rousing cheers as well as the offense, and knew how Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Sundays Until 12 O'clock for the umpire in recognition of his wotkmen, longest experience —"The Golden Flame," with to handle pitchers. for careful moving of house i Dick Hatton, 9th Episode good work lately?" * * # hold goods and pianos. Let us "The Man From the North" The Trend of the Times and comedy. Honus Wagner, former Pittsburgh explain our system of moving Thursday, Friday and Satur star, is a candidate for sheriff of Al Wife: "Now, dear, here's the doc which saves you money. Tel. day—"Notch Number One" SOUERS & RICH leghany county," Pa. g Unless Bonus' tor to see you." 3221 Office 419 S, Freedom Av. with Ben Wilson. Comedy legs have changed materially in the Merchant Prince (irascibly): "Se; rf • » and News Reel. 906 S. UNION AVE. last 10 years a fugitive could get him away and get the undertak- ! through them In an emergency. You know I never deal with midd Read the Advertisements—It Pays ,+**+**^+++o+*^+^*+*s *~i Read the _ Advertisements—It Pays men!—London Passing Show. RECREATIONAL NEWS RECREATIONAL NEWS Published Weekly at 238-242 E. Main St. Alliance, Ohio A | SCHOOL PAqS | < Recreational News is primarily a home paper. Its mission will be to supply Vales Cut Rate Drug Store 1\* reliable information for every recreational activity: Its columns will be devoted to the Interests of healthy sports and athletics, clean amusements, better homes and civic Improvement. It is out purpose to have a department devoted to every Interest that will promote a better and broader understanding of community Interests. Every movement for the betterment of Alliance and its people will have the use of A Few of our regular prices - our columns without cost or obligation. Its reading matter and advertising; win be clean, safe and fit for every member of the family. Politically, Recreational News re will be absolutely Independent. Its only Interest lit this respect will be to use Its In - finance to aid, when possible, all parties to select men of honesty end integrity to DRECO POMPEIAN DAY CREAM administer the affairs of the municipality to the end that Alliance will take its place among the thriving cities which are Judiciously governed. $125 60c J-||C y Recreational News will be distributed free to the homes in Alliance and contigu Our Price 83' Our Price 50' ous territorjr^Its revenue will be derived from the advertising of local merchants. ss Its advertising policy will be such that it will be a safe guide to the buying public. Any advertiser who misrepresents or attempts deception in their advertising, will be excluded from our columns. To the advertiser we guarantee the lowest possible . PEP SO DENT SAY MAN'S SOAP space rates and assure them our co-operation In making their copy a matter of cno- fldence and a profitable Investment. 50c OQC 3 Cakes We Invite the closest scrutiny and ask only that support which is the reward of 25' service to the community and as merit commands. Oar Price •W for Cream Lotions for Chapped, 'ubliahed at Alliance. Ohio, by the Devoted to the interests of Recrea EAGLE BRAND Recreational Publishing Co. tional activities, better homes and Sunburn and Tan Post office Box 593. - civic improvement 25c yie Vale's Lemon CflC C F. Baughman. Editor Unsurpassed as a medium for truth Our Price •" Cream , 50' J. L. Taxman Manager ful advertising. PEBECQ Vale's Cucumber Y. W. C A. 50c Cream 50' Our Price 39' The week of June 8th will usher in the drive for funds in sup Vale's Lilac port of the Y. W. C A. It is a worthy cause and should be given WAMPOLE'S EXTRACT Cream ... 50' the wholehearted support of every citizen of Alliance. COD LIVER OIL Vale's Rose c This is a movement that becomes at once, a civic duty and a $1.00 * 4 Cream ... 50 Christian obligation, a unity of action from all sources will put Our Price 75' it over and its increasing usefulness.as a medium of uplift will be reflected in the character of the coming generation. PENSLAR BUCHU AND Now—Let us all do our duty and discharge our obligations. KOLORBAK PALMETTO Ik $U0 *1 OO A teal Remedy for Backache, -TT* Our Price 1*60 Kidney Trouble and The Deeply Ingrained Mental Reactions of Lumbago. Fears and Superstitions 1 MA ON SAVING | The Tower Lady Helen Chocolate Cherries By DR. RAT L. WILBUR, Leland Stanford Unhrersity. 69' | By DOUGLAS MALLOCH in cordial, lull pound Perhaps our gW&test difficulty comes from the deeply ingrained men »*»***»«»« mm Kin* KM a M *•*••* H*** Mystery Prescriptions carefully compounded. tal reactions of taboo, fears, prejudices and superstitions. Science and TX7ELL, Pa is talking saving, too— learning have outpaced our populace. "" I like to hear him rave; I hope when Pa is good and through CfTF ONE spot more than any other VALE THE DRUG MAN Astronomy is accompanied by its popular imitation, astrology. Medi He'll really start to save. •*• should be haunted, that place Is Next Alliance First Nat. Sank cine has its great shadowland of buncombe, deceit and plausible foolishness This ain't no spender! have got j assuredly the Tower of London," says Charles G. Harper in his new book, and chicanery. Graveyards still still give moonlight visitors the shudders. Bat, like a lot of men. Whenever he has saved a lot "Haunted Houses," published this "l nil I I 11 ill 11 nil 11 I I H* spring by J. B. Llpplncott company. One great contribution to our welfare has been the removal of our He blows It In again. "The very remarkable story told In i) fears of the unknown. The microscope has taken the mystery out of the <> 1860 by Edward Lenthal Swifte, some He save* It here, he saves it there. Coming' Eventsi: transmission of diseases, and diseases are an age-old horror of all humans. time keeper of the crown Jewels, has Bible Thoughts for 'i Be saves on this or that; i' When our young are trained to use intelligence in making decisions elements of the fantastic and the hor And that Is why I have to wear rible which leave the ordinary ghost the Week ! J Lodges, Fraternities Athletic Clubs, j *» ** A 1920 hat. i Tennis, Golf Clubs and all amuse- ; i instead of accepting the almost imperious dictates of fear, prejudice, emo story far behind. ment er recreational associations are 11 tion and passion, we can begin to attack such major difficulties as' race And then some fellah comes along * *I have often purposed,' he says, invited to use Oils column without' > Sunday. !; cost. , | With some gigantic scheme, 'to leave behind me a faithful record prejudice and war aad to find readier solutions in public health and In He That Trusuth la bis ' **a^*###e»e>e>##e* r**5t*ti; 35 >• We wonder what that chap who I stood on the bridge at midnight, as 608 E. Main Over Crawfords Store = fainted three times while he was be A beaver was damming the river, ing married will do when the "first And a guy with a broken radius rod iys month's biffs come in?—Philadelphia Was doing the same to his flivver. Il!llll!ll!lllll!l!lllll!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIM Inquirer. —Exchange RECREATIONAL NEWS FASCINATING TUB FABRICS TEMPT j^llllllllllllilll^vMllllllllIlM AMBITIOUS HOME DRESSMAKERS aES-SP BANANA BLACK WALNUT ICE CREAM ' V IN BOTH BULK AND BRICK SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW. IT GETS THE FLA- |f VOR ENTIRELY FROM THE FRESH, RIPE BANANAS AND GOOD FRESH, RICH BLACK WALNUT MEATS (We Do Not Use B lack Walnut Flavor) t~* AT deceivers Indeed are the new seamstress who would "try her luck" ^"*" tub-fabrics. One has to be let Into in making at least ber informal dresses the secret that wash materials "aa la" herself. Not only are the materials in thla season are really and truly ao. spirational, hut Madame Mode hold* They do not betray the fact as far as forth the extra inducement of recom IT IS DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT appearance goes. Indeed, they pos mending plenteous hand embroidery, sess all the elegance and fascination by way of -embellishment. of higher priced genuine silks and One would make no mistake in copy woolens, and it takes ao expert to ing the charming frock as it appears in classify them. this picture. A few yards of wash The ambitious home dressmaker who cheviot, in such obtainable combina tions as royal blu.e plaitled with yellow You Will Like It I feels the annual spring urge to roam through aisles of waah-goods splendor, ochre and rose, or heuna with beige will has many happy surprises in store. serve admirably as a medium for deft Where once the simple gingham and fingers to fashion along lines suggested percale held sway, are bolts of ravish by this model. Aa to embroidery, it ing materials; chief among which are expresses itself, this season, in realistic wash silks which are not silk at all, bouquets, strewn in artistic manner, | but wonderfully • mercerised cotton, as defined in the picture.; likewise plalded and striped cotton The "shoulder bouquet" idea finds and silk-mixed cheviots which look like naive interpretation on many a frock THIS IS ANOTHER SPECIAL they cost dollars per yard Instead of this season, through means of hand centa. These ailks-to-atl-appearance stitching. For instance, a rose-hued are wrought in all-over figured pat linen, made In one-piece fashion has a terns aa charming and Intriguing in bouquet of daisies and violets em-1 f FROM! Ii' m design as the most exclusive foulard or broidered on the left shoulder, posl-1 gay print. Awning and candy stripes tioned similar to the bouquet of artifl- j are particularly stressed. cial flowers. JULIA BOTTOMLEX. Surely it Is a gala year for the (©, 1926, Western Newspaper Unioa.) n To Talk Less, Tommyrot and to Throw Fewer Monkey Wrenches" NOAKER'S By WILLIAM M. JARDINE. U. S. Secretary of Agriculture. IE HE sound farmer business man does not seek legislation to fix prices or to regulate details. He knows that legislation cannot Buy It Now As It Will Be on Sale At All oi Our Dealers annul economic laws. The only legislation he wants is legislation Tthat will assist him in getting reasonable credit on sound security j that will help him build up machinery for marketing his products suc During the Month of June Only cessfully; that will put him on a par with other business men. In the land lies most of the farmer's'capital and it is on his land that he must make a fair interest return. With land at its present price the farmer cannot make money by using the "methods and getting the returns of 1900. Ought production to be curtailed instead of being increased? Loose. A fine shampoo for dark hair is a piece pressed steel housing. talk. Even if the curtailing of agricultural production were practicable, well-beaten egg yolk. Rinse in sev Many Improvements Springs of the semi-elliptical. The type, longer and easier riding. it would not get us anywhere. The acreage of certain crops should be ad eral waters, adding lemon juice and a few drops of perfume. The natural And heavier channel steel frame 38 justed from time to time—now increased, now cut down. KITCHEN oil of the hair retains the odor for In Chevrolet Car inches longer, with five sturdy cross members. There are farmers in Kansas raising ten bushels of wheat more to the days. G\BI/\ET New improvements in the already acre than their neighbors because they plow early and deep and use the A little lye is a great convenience in any household. The convenient can An understanding of how the re- famous Chevrolet motor, such as best seed. Some farmers go in for quality. They are getting a premium . Itfia taao. Western Newspaper Union.) m'arkabie rate of progress is effect heavier crankshaft with larger con Charles Kingsley said: "Thank should be kept where it can be often ed in the automobile industry may necting rod bearings, longer and of 25 cents a bushel on- their wheat because of its high protein content. God every morning when you set used. Drop a bit into a pan which be had by a study of the story of ati larger center main bearings, shorter UP that you have something- to do . has burned-on food. Add a small They are feeding animals that will mature in the shortest possible time that day which must be done, individual/ Motor Company is a fair intake manifold bringing the varbu- pinch to the white clothes when boil retor closer to the cylinders, insur and furnish the most desirable cuts of meat. whether you like it or not. Being* example. toroed to work, and forced to do ing, but be sure to rinse them well. Commenting on these changes, Wm. ing better carburetion and easier There are now 5,000 co-operative grain marketing associations in the your best, wlU breed in you a hun Pour a solution down the sink drain Dilworth, vice president and gener starting; rocker arms and valves •; dred virtues which the idle never often to keep the drain, pipes clean. completely enclosed. United States and about the same number of co-operative live stock ship know." al manager of the Union Chevrolet said: "It has been the policy of the The springs are of the semi-ellip- tical type, which are longer and pro ping associations. If applied in the right way, co-operation can make of GENERAL HINTS Chevrolet Motor Company to com American farming a big voluntarily unified, permanently "and dependably bine economical transportation vide easy riding. They are - of f[tJUbU nU+vrtriL with quality. They felt that this chrome vanadium steel, one of the profitable business, in a way that no paternalistic legislation could pos Put these In your card cabinet to use toughest types of steel so far de when occasion demands. We an all could be achieved only by a constant sibly do. study of popular' requirements and veloped. The rear sprins are under prone to forget just the Why Some Couples Agree a constant endeavor to keep our :slung to improve roadability Ale What We all need to do is to talk less tommyrot and throw fewer thing we need, and a re Newly married couples always de product in line with the best im mite fittings insure positive lubrica minder Is always helpful. monkey wrenches into other people's machinery. We want to stop trying cide to be tenderly considerate one to provements made in automotive tion, and by the use of bronze bush If you spill Iodine*,, that another, but as their rival unselfish construction. These improvements ings the life of the shackle bolts is to line up one group against other groups. We want to work together. cure-all kept In so many ness immediately begins to create fric weer not made all at one time so* greatly lengthened. Americans should be co-operating, not quarreling with each other over homes, saturate the spot tion, the husband, with hia usual cour that one year's model would be rad The new channel steel frame is ?S with ammonia and wash inches longer, is stronger and has five the interests of this group or that. tesy and foresight, very soon with ically different from tKe other, but It well. draws from the contest and gracefully were incorporated from time to time sturdy cross members instead of Use the following spray leaves his wife to a monopoly of un just as fast as they could be intro four. - for the small green bugs selfish devotion. That is why so many duced into the *car after the desir Many features which make for Most Serious Evil Colleges Have to Contend that infest the plants, sweet peas and couples get on splendidly together, and ability of such a change became ob comfort and convenience have been rosebushes: Steep tobacco leaves and it is a fine tribute to the tact and good viously worthwhile. incorporated in the new bodies. The With Is Athletics use the liquid as a spray. Save cigar management, not to mention foresight, open bodies .are roomier; the front stubs, or get the strlpplngs from a of the husband. The process la usual seat has been tilted back at the top cigar factory if one is near. ly called give and take.—From "Mere for more comfortable seating; the By DR. SAMUEL P. CAPBN, University of Buffalo. spring construction in tl.e seats has A famous cholera cure: Mix to* Man," by Honor Bright'. been sulstantially improved: the The most serious evil that the colleges have to contend with is the gether one-fourth of a teaspoonful of [rear cushion seat has been low.' -ed present status of athletics. It has become the principal industry of the soda, the same of ginger, and fifteen Why Called Miniatures at the Lsck; the tonneau floor boards drops of peppermint; add to a glass colleges and no intellectual attainment can compete with it. have been lowered and the front si .- of hot water and take a glass every Miniatures were originally the small ti.-.n placed at an angle to serve as pictures with Which manuscripts were It has also become a very expensive proposition for our colleges, be three hours until relieved. "The changes in our present car-is foot rest and insure comfort in rid illuminated in the Middle Ages. They more beautiful in body lines, more ing cause of three big factors. Ths first of these is that in seeking players of A splendid lotion for tan: Save the received the name, not on account of whey from cottage cheese, and in this roomy and comfortable, with riiu< h rare physical endowment it entails dishonesty, as boys are hired to go to the minute size, but because they were of the < hassis either entirely new tr cook a good-sized cucumber cut into colored with minimum (Latin, red ALLIANCE AUTO DEALER college to play on teams, in spite ©f subterfuges to hide this fact. slices, peeling and all. Let stand re designed and a host of new bo ly lead), whence was derived the Italian features—many of them of the type SHIPS CAR TO EUROPE The second factor is the athletic coaches. It is known that they re unto cool, strain, add a teaspoonful of word miniature. After the invention of benzoin, two drops of oil of rose, and and on. Cty to be *ounri in the h«?a ceive more than professors in many cases. I consider the typical coach an printing and engraving, this art en est pi iced cars. a tablespoonful of alcohol. There tered on n new phase, and the word example of evolutionary retardation. should be a cupful of the whey aad The following features are to .be The first over seas shipment of an miniature came to mean, In popular found on these new cars: A third item is the cost of the paraphernalia used in connection with cucumber juice. parlance, simply "a very small por automobile from Alliance was for VVben buying grapefruit or oranges, All models have full stream-line warded yesterday by the Biery Mo athletics, not the least of these being the college stadia, toward which mil trait."—Kansas City Star. bodies, with refinements in design tor Car Co. who sold and consigned weigh them in the hand. The heavier which make them the most beauti lions of dollars are given each year. As the athletic system is carried on they are the more full of juice- a Dodge Bros, touring car to Mr. The bock beer sign is no longer ful cars* Chevrolet has ever pro Charles Schwartz, formerly of Se- by joint bodies of alumni and students, the colleges are unable to control Carry a few sheets of asbestos paper duced. with you when camping, It makes a part of . spring. Prohibition got bring, to Constanza, Roumania, them, so that any effort to make the colleges a real institution will be re its goat.—Detroit News. New clutch of the dry plate disc scheduled to sail on the steamer (when rolled Into cone-shape~d dishes, type, completely enclosed with fly "Asia," June 9th. Mr. Schwartz is tarded. set point down Into coals and ashes) One beautiful thing about popular wheel engaged for the next two years by good receptacles to cook vegetables or the Roumanian Gov't, in sales of any thing-to. he, baked. songs is they don't last.—Columbia Rear axle is entirely new of banio Read the Advertisements—It Pays Record. type construction and with onr- large land property. RECREATIONAL NEWS MOW TO SOLVE A CROSS WORD PUZZt-1 mm XVhrn tke correct letter* arr alaretl In the while «pnce« thi* pu»al* Trill • pell nurd, holh vcrtlcullr aaa hoi fa— flry. Thr Hr.t lei ler In rack word In Indicted *7 • number, which refer* to the definition MtM* *"?"T. *** P""1' Thiii *»o. 1 under the column heneed ".nrlion t« 1" Seflaca • erord erhlch vrlll All p EVERY DAY IS PLAY DAY the white apncea up to the flr.t Mask saajari to the rleht. «nd a number aader He W. COLLINS "vertical" define a word erhlch will fill the white aaaaraa to the next Mack one below. No letter* K" In la** tathasfc apace*. All wnrrla nri arc diction.re word*, Formerly With Spring Holzwarth and The Seitner Co. except am as aaaitrr 11 li i Maalliaa. Sir I laittala. technical ttrni and • bsolete ffaaaaa are Indicated la the definition... HAS OPENED AN LAKE PARR *'. *> ! Interior Decorating Shop A BIG TIME FOR ALL At 343 South Lincoln Ave. where be will carry a complete line of leading makes ef w CARPETS 1 DANCING including the finest qualitiee oi Axminster and Wilton Weaves in att the latest colorings, in many widths, in plain and figured long pile Afternoon and Evening on the Largest and Best carpets. Floor in Eastern Ohio PLENTY OF AMUSEMENT FOR Duban Awrunss Ask Us About THE KIDDIES %d$fmes Awnings Large Eating Pavilion. Plenty oi Parking Space. AND PORCH SHADES Boating and Bathing. We furnish and erect the Famous Duban Line. Imported and domestic silk and cretonne draperies, slip LAKE PARK cover materials for overstuffed furniture and automobiles, cur tain materials, window shades* curtain rods and linoleums. Newly Built—The Resort oi a Myriad Light. We also are prepared to give unusual service in making and hanging curtains and draperies in new styles and treatments. A telephone call to 7393 will bring samples oi carpets, draperies, etc.. to your home for selection. Estimates cheerfully given on all (©. 1935. Weatarn Newapaper Union.) materials, also upholstering and slip covers for furniture and auto Horizontal. Vertical. mobiles, V 1 Pledge S—Labor .J—A group of eight »—Coincides 11—Number under SO 2—Land measure I—Beverage 18—Street (abbr.) 14—Extent 4—Flock S—Possesses *.« It—Half a quart t—Trap A SERVICE OF VALUE IT—Egyptian deity IS—Cover T—Prefix meaning "not" 20—Fops M—Not many 8—Brook »— Skills St—Condiment SB—Scornful look 10—Bodies of water lie—Row tl—To close 27—Girl's name It—Boat 16—Girl's name LAUNDERED SS—Mule SO—Refuse It—Pastries f TO tl—Platform 33—Happy It—To toll monotonously PERFECTLY H-»-Jnst 85—Weaver's rood 21—Subchaser 86—Gold paint 18—Equal 22—Quarrel between olans You Just cannot help but be SS—Organ of head 24—Auxiliary vehicle attached to an WELL DRESSED MEN pleased with the way wt 41—Christmas carol auto 48—To scorch Zt—Border on embroidery launder shirts. Thoroughly 44^Island off Greece 46- "'hums 28—Pointer 30—Killed washed, smoothly ironed, 48—-Portion of ground 32—Eavesdropper 38—Vehiole Our distinctive handling of your business suits, at least 49—Frights 61- -Grass rug 86—Chair 37—Pair of horses they feel fust like a new 52—Preposition 88—Calls up 39—81ns once a week, will give longer life to your garments, assure shirt. 63—Fishes' propellers 49—English school tor boys you oi personal cleanliness and neatness and, give you the 64—Base of the nook 42—Spanish-American plains STAR 66—Greek letter 67—Leaseholder 43—Coagulation 44—Coin ever desirable well groomed and snappy appearance. 69—Kind of fish 81—Kind 45—Periods of time . % 62—Snqw runners 47.—Knock senseless STEAM LAUNDRY 49—Color 60—Watering places Baggy knees and grimy Coat Collars cost you a lot more 27 S. Liberty Ave. 53—Distant 66—Deer in loss of prestige than the cost of our Service. Solution will appear Ik aelt laa*e. 68—Negative Call 2125 to—Third not* In scale iiifcites (Edited by O. Douglas Wardrop, Editor of Radio Merchandising.) Just Telephone 7857. Jewett- K- AFTER CHURCH * You'll hardly want to go home, doff your good clothes, and cook a big dinner. We can save you all that trouble and we'll guarantee that Coachi *i*t_ yon will.be entirely satisfied. Just induce your husband to vumtt met JTD bring you here for your Sunday dinner where everything is $ m.CSWCtSCI fresh and well cooked, JUST LIKE HOME. OODIS The ice cream soda we serve cannot be excelled. It is cool ing, refreshing, wholesome and delightful. LOWtflM It (tNKssnaxs 1260 trWSTAI Dixson's Restaurant and Soda Grill F. O. B. Detroit, tax extra It's the greatest Jewett ever built—at the lowest en 527 E. MAIN STREET closed price we ever achieved. =S . IT'S the finest Coach ever designed—finest in room o o o B+ At6- GwOUND iness—convenience—comfort—sturdy construction nK*. era* m . —detail finish. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE Set Shown Is an Old Circuit to Which Has. Been Adapted an Aperiodic Pri And it's the easiest parking, steering, driving mary That Is Semi-Adjustable. / Coach you ever touched. Turns around comforta The moat revolutionary principle de aperiodic set are: BUEHLER BROS bly in a 4 2-foot street. Parks easily in 16% feet of veloped In radio-tuning devices in the One variocoupler (special winding). space at the curb. last year is the aperiodic coupler. One .0005 or 23-plate variable con WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS It's a Coach that will out-perform any car within This is one in which a few turns of denser. wire la substituted for the customary $500 of its price. On hills—on the open road- One 7 by 9 panel. TH& MARKET WITH THE LITTLE PRICE variable condenser and tapped coll pri One rheostat. through rough going—in traffic—anywhere! Those mary. Its benefits are manifold. The who have driven it know. You drive it! One socket. EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY new three-circuit act that has enjoyed One plunger-type variable grid leak. the limelight this season along with Consideritsadvantages in fairness to yourself. \bu One .00025 grid condenser. 121 E. MAIN ST. will pay dearly for its equal* See this coach—drive it! the superheterodyne owes ita excep tional properties entirely to the aperi There's not a finer, abler enclosed car on the road. Baseboard, dials, wire, acrewa, bind odic primary. Aside from thla it was ing posts, etc. nothing but an old single circuit Good parts, of course, tend toward wiririgto inaTte -arr-iPaTrs as--srrowniniu THE SCHAFFER NORMS MOTOR CAR CO.blooper . making the set more efficient, the direct as possible disregarding square corners. Note the lead from the sec PAIGE Phone 4237 JEWETT The set shown Is an old circuit to most Important being the variable con which haa been adapted an aperiodic denser which should be -of the low-loss ondary to the plate connection. This Gabriel 215 EAST MARKET STREET primary that is semi-adjustable so aa type grounded metal and plates con is in no way connected to the fila to control the degree of selectivity. nected to the rotor. ment or ground. fa-| BoUoonlype With but little effort this principle The aperiodic coupler la made up of Any type of vacuum tube works ef can be adapted to any of the old- three separate windings, one of 50 fectively. Use a rheostat of the prop onubber style circuits. turns and one of 12 turns on the stator er ohniage and 45 volts of "B" bat BROADCASTING of the coupler, and other of 12 turns tery on 199 and 201-A types, 22ft volts Best For A11 Tires Ordinary Parts. Carrying Low Air Pressure OUR NEW The parts used are the ordinary va on the rotor. The 50-turn winding and on WD-11 and 12, and UV-200 typea. riable condenser of .0005 capacity or 12-turn are spaced about % of an inch The grid leak being flexible can be 23 plates and a variocoupler either of apart. The rotor winding is exactly adjusted for any tube. Thousands of sets in use. FEDERAL 141 in the center of the rotor ball or tube. We just wish that everyone in this com the 90 or 180-degree variety. Thla last The tuning control la the variable You need them too. has to be rewound according to speci The two 12-tum coils are connected to munity could realize how clearly this new condenser. Thla logs and the settings HEASTAND-WELDWQ & fications that will be given. one another as shown in the lllustra- are permanent for all stations. The Federal Radio Receiving Set reproduces tlonyuid form the aperiodic primary. SPRING WORKS The basic circuit la that of the orig rotor of the coupler is solely for the Phone 2890 your choice of the many programs on the inal De Forest Ultra audion and has an The 50-turn coll la the secondary and purpose of controlling selectivity*—• air daily. May we demonstrate it to you? excellent range, volume, and tonal is tuned by the variable condenser Boston Traveler. 203 N. Freedom Ave., Alliance, Ohio Quality. In its original form it was which is shunted acroaa it. Wind the Radio Sales & Service Co. susceptible to radiation, and therefore coils tightly and fasten the ends of WU undesirable as an up-to-date re the wire firmly. About No. 24 gauge Located at ROATH'S PIANO CO. double silk or double cotton-covered ceiver. In its new form practically all The fact that the gift came from. Smith & Eggli is always 22 E. Main St. radiation la eliminated If the tube la wire should be used throughout. The kept below the oscillating or live point. connection between the 12-tum stator a source of gratification. and rotor coils should be made with a The set when finished is capable of piece of flexible Lltzendraught of mul satisfying the most critical fan on the ti-strand flexible wire. Do not use the The Graduating or Wedding Gift IF YOU WANT THE BEST! points of selectivity, as it can be ad frame or bearing, aa a friction contact "From Smith & Egglfs" BATTERY AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE SEE justed to any degree 80 that It can la noisy at the best. ** Eyes examined and guaranteed to be properly fitted. CHAP'S SERVICE STATION tan* out powerful near-by interference "AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIAN'S" or broadened for distance when there Mounting. SMITH a EGGLI if little interference. Mount the coupler and variable con 118 S. PARK AVE. ALLIANCE PHONE 8856 Jewelers and Optometrists Parts Required. denser on the two opposite sides of The tuning units and construction the panel about three or four Inches Phone 5163 416 East Main St. Read the Advertisements—It Pays malarial utilised in building the apart. Care should be taken when RECREATIONAL NEWS RECREATIONAL NEWS CLASSIFIED FOR RENT—Large office room with small work room connecting, suit Spurt Notes able for dental. law or other profes illlMllllllllllllllll^lllllllllllllili^lllliH sional tenant. Best Main St. loca tion. Write Dept. C. care Recrea Ski running Is at least 14 centuries tional News. old in Sweden. FOR SALE—Like rent. New modern 6 room house, attic, gas, electric, all Polo has been long a favorite game Improvements. Very easy terms. with army officers In India. Deal with owner, Carl E. Held, 1638 • • • S. Seneca. Phone £382. Would con AUTOMOBILE sider auto as part payment. A The first officially recorded Greek FOR SALE—8 room house, all modern Olympiad was held In 776 B. O. —hot water heat, newly painted. • • • Five minutes to Main Street. Near High School and churches. Will Cowes, Isle of Wight, is the great consider trade. Call Phone 3471. est yachting center la the world. U Miller Huggins and Bucky Harris T JHLL BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY H TERRIFIC PRICE REDUCTIONS When you buy a used automobile from us you are assured of thousands 0 of miles of pleasant service. All our cars have been reconditioned and put in readiness for you. No matter what price you want to pay, we have the car for you. Why not take your vacation this year in one of our fine reconditioned cars. Give the wife and family a trip to the lake or cool woods that they so R much enjoy. Come in and look over our cars—then take a ride in them and see how smooth they run. We welcome comparison oi prices. I I WE ARE LISTING HERE A FEW OF OUR SUGGESTIVE BUYS Z *. 1—1924 Nash Coupe $865.00 1- -1924 Nash Sedan .$895-00 Miller Huggins,. manager of the New York Yankees (leli). seen being 1—1922 Buick Roadster $350.00 1- •1922 Buick 6 Enclosed .$595.00 greeted by Stanley "Bucky" Harris, be> y wonder manager of the world's cham- 1—1923 Nash Touring $595.00 1- -1921 Ford Coupe $125.00 plons Washington team. , 1—1923 Ford Coupe $250.00 1- -1923 Star Touring . ». .$135.00 Almost any of our domestic runners E I Belgian athletes will protest against these days will tell you that Paavo 1—1923 Auburn Touring $675.00 1- -1917 Ford Touring .. . .$25.00 the admission of Germany Into the Nurmi is ahead of his time. 1—1923 Overland Touring.. .$250.00 1- -1917 Buick Touring . . .$25.00 Olympic games In 1928, # • * • * * The German Sports union has super 1—1924 Gray Coupe $450.00 1- -1917 Maxwell Touting . .$25.00 Some of the women athletic direc vision over all sports in that country. tors at girls' schools in England are Its headquarters are in Munich. paid as much as $2,500 a year. D * * * • * * Training schemes for the Olympic Many Other Cars To Choose From Not Listed Paavo Nurmi is almost as care games of 1928 already are being con less with records as one of the neigh sidered In all parts of England. bor's children monkeying with the pho SALES & EASY TERMS-YOUR CAR TAKEN IN TRADE nograph. * * • • * • Bicycle racing is the national sport of Belgium, and 54 velodromes are A scientist says that "long legs are holding weekly and bi-weekly meets. SERVICE a* sign of genius." Well, they now call a man a "genius" who wins in • * • a walking match. The New York Athletic club, or ALLIANCE NASH CO. • • • ganized in 1868 from a small gym Interest In the proposed Dempsey- nasium group, now has a membership Wllls fight, from a cross-word stand of 5,800 men. 1745 So. Union Ave. point, lies in trying to guess which » » • Billy Papke. former middleweight D .would be horizontal. • • • champion, now lives in Altadena, Cal. He won the title in 1908. He lost It Beating a rug makes a pretty good {*#**#*** ********** »#i##^# back yard game of golf. Listening to to fifonlor TOot-fliel. the language used, an expert caddie For every man who is willing to wouldn't know the difference. "finish something," ten are ready to E Have You Got • • * "start something." v!p Jack McAullffe, a heavyweight cham Get Your New Straw pion In 1893, and Jimmy Barry, ban Work hard and save your money a Sweet Tooth? tamweight champion In 1898, are the and when you are old you can have "VI ••» only boxers who have retired from the the thirgs only young people can Ii you have, you have a hrst ring never to return. enjoy.-Columbia Record. A class place to shoot the From Our Complete Line L Chocolates They are choicest of choice sweet meats. Always fresh— Always good and never expen i % sive either. Delicious fountain drinks, ice cream specials and dainty tight lunches. Why not accept an imitation to R Lex Sandwich Shoppe When Serving a Summer Drink S E. MAIN ST. Added zest and tastiness is afforded when pure, Lexington Hotel Bldg. clean ice is used. "The Sweetest Spot in Town" Good Selection DEPEND UPON Have You Been In Lately? 1 C E GUARANTEED THE YEAR 'ROUND The Alliance Ice o Goal Co. USED FORDS Just At This Time Formerly Of The Year The Alliance Beverage Co. 5226 — Phones — 5228 See the New Model We have a "choice selec Why delay buying your new Straw Hat? You tion of worth while gifts know you will need one before many days, so come NEW CARS at Reasonable Prices now, while selections are complete and pick out the for the Graduate or one you want. You will be pleased with the vatiety the Bride. Service + Safety=Satisfaction we offer- H. W. WAGNER Carl F. Haffner When you go to a store to buy goods, you like to deal Jeweler and Optometrist MOSELEY BROS. where the goods are clean, fresh and showy; where the at 341 East Main Street The Store for Men Mount Union Square Alliance, Ohio Alliance Up-Town Shopping District mosphere is pleasant and clerks are courteous. MOTOR CO. & Phone 8758 Our goods are always fresh and we spare no expense to Expert Watch Clock and Jew 1534 S. Union Ave. elry Repairing, Engraver and have them so. Our store is exceedingly light and cheerful; Diamond Setter, Glasses Pit-' very pleasant. Service is instant. Hundreds of people com ted, Broken Glasses Repaired, Appearance Counts ment us on our store's courteous treatment and quick ser ALLIANCE, OHIO The successful man, you vice. We appreciate this heartily and further, will appre CENTRAL will always notice, keeps him ciate your calling and patronage. Phone 5208 self well dressed and well BARBERED. For the Barber Expert advice on drugs and medicines. Our most valuable lessons are end of appearance, see usually gained in connection with un- j WM. BINKLEY AULTS PHARMACY fortunate experiences. A GOOD, CLEAN Phone 2205 'REAL BARBER- REAL WORK" Mount Union Square ttit-UM I VEBSAL CAA Man will stand for almost any Give us a trial Alliance Up-Town Shopping Dist. thing, but we doubt whether he will PLACE TO EAT permit tobacco to be taken away 25 N. Arch St. Alliance, O. Read the Advertisements—It Pays without resisting. *t\