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The Sandusky Star-Journal from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 15

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Sandusky, Ohio
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FRIDAY, SEPT, 26, 1919 R. S. Marple of Alliance, Held 1or Cleveland Police at Columbus. COLUMBUS, Sept. 1 Marple, 22, of Alliance, wound up a spectacular three days career of crime early this morning, police say, when he was caught the act of robbing the cash register of the London restaurant.

At city prison Marple tallied with the description of the man who stole the automobile of J. A. Rutherford from the Euclid club, Cleveland, Tuesday. Manple admitted he drove to Columbus from Cleveland, accompanied by Misses Maude White, 23 and Margaret Harrison, 20. night Marple met Miss T.thel Head'loy and took her home his car.

Miss Headley 'ater notified the police that after Marple's departure she missed her pocketbook. The puree was found in Marple's pw Icet. The police placed two oung women companion's under arrest but later released them is being held for Cleveland police Kcccommends ChaicPvlaiaN Coagh Mrs. H. E- Timberlake Ino 1 r.t, Pa.

had pneumonia a few jears igo and it left--her throat and lungs 1:1 a weak condition and that has since suffered a great deal from bionchitis. She writes "I earned oi Chamberlain's Cough Remedy through a neighbor who had used it with good results. I purchased a bottle or it and was glad to find that it rehewl my cough at once." I STATE BREVITIES 1 --fr CHILLICOTHE--Police arrest two men believed leaders in band automobile thieves. XENIA--Bona issue of for extension of water works carries by small margin. DAYTON--National Association of Rural Carriers votes to postpone action one year on queauou of tiers of American Federation Labor.

CANTON--Fred Hafer asks for new trial in contest for president of city council. CANTON--General Manager Blinn of the Northern Ohio Trae'ion Co. refuses to accept terms proposed by property owners on Canton-Massil- ion-rd. THS SANDUSKY STAK-JOURNAL LANCASTER--Large meteorite re- CANTOX--Wine room ordinance ported to havp fallen near here. is hMd valid bv common pleas court CLEVELAND, Sept.

biggest financial in the history of the Protestant church will be Lsunc-hed next year if plans being Doctor Issues Warning And Tells How to Stop Tobacco Habit York: Dr ronr.or. formerly of tnbaroo prepared today by the inter-church i Johns Hopkins i a i a i am j. i I I. t' rivi llltl IT tO SlOD hero; often as', crt CANTON--County Auditor Perkins will oppose re-appraisement of real estate at meeting of county auditors at Cleveland. world movement convention are carried out.

7 cotol It is proposed to raise scores o. lt rea M1 millions of dollars. Tnis money i habit son.n be devoted to extensive rhilanthropic and missionary i cc th While no definite data for the su'rt a i I 0 the of the has beei tot delegates by ll ct saui May may find the 1 to under wjy. Seventy-sis denoimnu-, a ums'tioub tions are participating in the move-, nient evei blindness Tho ra'herinj: here is to rep-j, cr often uac- i to any Jn'fr storn nr.rt nsk tahleK i one i.iblot' a e.ieh. ri anil IP i tiin.

1 on 1 no de-re f' i a a i 1 -u V. p. v. LI', i oni -ss'o'-i hodith w.U qu.ckly ini- i nsc of about Nirotoi "ilu MPI. a i 1 I our lojdi i-: 1 r-nhiMlleJ I i i o--J, i iut- ets It tin Jo fi' lobiu ay ahead fu the i an CM oeforo -l.

Jcliil throat i i i i "ei! bj uiu, i i i 1 e' i i the r'oiuy to i 'tiouble. -ustoit'O'- -ind i 1 1 n. i i i the e.tneer and u-e of ou- I'ne u-. tl i i a the i i i i Nico.ol 13 s.tait cf Hie abos-e'-oM i t'- i i i n-, ia irsont churches a stitueaicy of i a to iiKOtine poisoning i If you want to free iouri'clt from Velvet Hats IX iMS, TURBANS, SAILORS AND ALL, OTHER LATE STYLES IN ASSORTMENT OF COLORS- REST QUALITY--REASONABLE PRICES. Dry Goods Specials FOB THIS WEEK OXLT Dark Outings, 35c quality 28c Fine Unbleached Muslin, 35c quality 26c Fleisher's Knitting Yarn, SI skeins P.

Fox Company H-ir Phone TJS HANCOCK ST Bell Phone 1229. Har. Ih TM 5I( CASH DISCOOTS. BY ITAllAN FORCE BELGRADE, Sept. 24 (Delayed) An Italian detachment sev- tral armored cars passed the line of demarcation, and Toguire, a Dalmatian city, Tuesday, according to an official statement here.

A handful of Jugo-Slavs oifered futile resistance. Two American warships have left Spalato for Toguire the announcement said. The Italian admiral Jtilo is reported as having told the American commander, that the detachment occupying Toguire was composed of wandering mutineers acting on their own initiative. NOTICE. There will be a meeting of all members of the Good Samaritan Hospital association, Friday evening at 7:30, o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce! for the purpose of hearing re-' ports of their electing seven trustees and, such other business that may come before the Constitution and by-laws are! at the J.

B. Sc'naefer jewelry! store where they may signed by all contributors who wish to become members. CCtfATMBUS, Sept 25--Governor Cox addressing the Exchange today will not hesitate I to employ military force, the moment evidence of attempted industrial rev-j olution presents itself in Ohio. Referring to steel strike, Cox said: "The Ohio national guard was never intended to settle wage disputes and controversies 01 er working conditions, but whenever we see evidence whatsoever an attempt to make of this strike an industrial revolution, soldiers Will move without delays." Rural Router Wants Fellow Sufferers to Know About Nerv-Worth's "Wonderful" Merits. This entirely new statement Is one of the most striking tributes er paid to medicine.

Observe that did a al doctors found it. impossible to do: Dear feel ii ni duty to speak a word in behalf of Wonderful medicine 1 suffered a bad stomach trouble for two or th Could cat nothing i w.i'i palpitation of fie hoar --and nerves a tTnV? I had tried five or doctors, could get ro rchef a ever. Seeing testimonials for Nerv- in a papej I ciecidc'l to trj a bottle. I felt i a rew man afttr the first bottle. I ran truthfully recommend Norv-Worth a family medicine.

I vo'ild not P8 without it in my house. Very truly C. LEE, Parkersburg, W. Route 3. Graham's Drug Store sells Nerv- Worth in Your dollar back if this famous family tonic does not benefit Full of New Thinds For Trade With the coming of the long evenings and cooler weather naturally stay indoors more and you want to fix up the home for the winter months.

A piece here and there the various rooms will help very much to make things more Hvable and this store is ready to serve your every want when comes to furniture. There are four floors full of furniture of a kind that you can depend upon. THIS PEDESTAL For 4.25 Just like cut in either oak or mahogany, hand rubbed and polished and of first class material only. Dilgart Bittner price $4.25. THIS REED FLOOR LAMP for This Floor Lamp is made entirely of reed.

There are sockets for two bulbs. The shade is lined with cretonne and the fringe matches the shade lining. Entire lamp finished frosted brown finish. Dilgart Bittner price $39.00. GOLDEN OAK LIBRARY TABLE for Same style as cut measuring 40 inches long and 26 wide.

There is a roomy drawer in it. Entire table finely finished being rubbed and polished. There are two round pillars. Dilgart Bittner price is Sellers' Lowering Flour Bin Cabinet This kitchen cabinet is finished with an oil finish which is not aflected by steam of oi the kitchen. The mam feature of this cabinet is the lowering flour bin which lowers even with the woik table as shown in cut.

There is a sliding roll curtain which closes tho front of cabinet. I entire upper part of cabinet is white enameled In the base there is a large cupboard i metal bread and cakp box. Priced specially by Dilgart B-itncr at SiS.OC. THIS PORTOPHONE Com With Record Case THIS THREE-PIECE MAHOGANY SET for R7 This handy talking machine--the Portophone --is built into the case and you can close it up and carry it with you along with a dozen records. It make of recordo and plays them excel- for camping, boating or plays a lently.

for partie ette. riri Set is just like cut, consisting of Rocker, Chair and Settee. The THIS WHITNEY CARRIAGE IS ONLY 38.00 This baby carriage is made by the house of finished us frame is of birch mahogany, hand rubbed and polished. The seats i ming to match. The wheels are the artillery type i.

and have Inrec lone: wearing tires. Carriage has are covered in tapestry. The spring work underneath is of sufficient turnlabl geai Dllgart Bittner price is i -Entire case is covered in black leath- I fc The entire set pr i cc lllis week at 333.00. A-TiiU-npr nrice is awv 1 DILGART BITTNER SEWING MACHINE Machine bears a 10 years guarantee of semce and satisfaction to the purchaser. It has drop head and best of mechanism.

Tiiere is a full set of attachments with it for all classes of work. The cabinet part is of quarter-sawed oak. Dilgart Bittner price is $29.75 NIFTY PATTERNS OF LINOLEUM at We have recently a partial shipment of our fall order of linoleum and the patterns are particularly pleasing. They are bright and clean-cut. Some of them are in the small figured primed grade and others ara in tho inlaid de- signs.

Yi'o also have a goodly assortment of 45 yard width of printed linoleum now. This week we price specially any pattern of 2 yard width printed goods at per square yard. We will be pleased to demonstrate the Royal Cleaner to you at any time and in your own home. The work it does is really wonderful and We are glad to show it in competition with higher priced cleaners. Dilgart Bittner price it at $45.00.

East Washington Row. THE DILGART BITTNER COMPANY 'Where Good Furniture Comes From" New September Records on Sale.

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1898-1921