The Coshocton Tribune from Coshocton, Ohio • Page 7

SUNDAY MORNING, OCT. 23, 1921. THE COSHOCTON TRIBUNE PAGE SIYKIt We do not guess what Lenses your eyes need. We know. Thirty-five years' experience in Coshocton in fitting and adjusting Glasses.

ARE YOU OUT OF WORK? --Go to school you are out of Business offers permanent employment, ant! unlimited oppor tumtie.s for promotion. --A Canton-Actual a i i will pie- pare you for an olliro position as secretary. accounta hookeoper, stenographer or cilice assistant--a training a a a be of value to you in any line of work. --Xew classes formed every month. Send for a catalog.

428 a N. Canton, O. Established 1876. PRIZES ARE BW LAFAYETTE DOGSATKILLBUCK H. S.

Wiggins, of West Lafayette, carried off first prize in having the best brace of dogs and won second prize with his hounds in the Judges' pack, at the meeting of the Central Ohio Sportsmen't Association, held at Killbuek, Thursday Friday and Saturday Frank Daughterly, of West Lafayette 'was awarded first prize in the sweepstakes with his dog "Scoop" as the best individual fox noun. The thirty-second annual meeting of the Central Ohio Sportsmen's Association held in KJllbuck, closed Saturday afternoon with nearly 2oo members of the association in attendance. The three days' meet was well attended. There were 100 fox and rabbit hounds on exhibition. A fine collection of dogs from eight different counties was shown.

LET US PRIZE 111 TESTED BY KEEIE According to the cow testing report for the month of September, recorded by Supervisor Joseph Kmig, Coshocton Route there were 272 cows under test in Coshocton-co. Levi Pew, who resides near Keene, according to the test had the record cow. Mr. Pew's registered heifer had given for the month pounds of milk and .12.61 per cent butter fat. Following are the names of the owners and the different breeds of cows that were the highest ten tested: Owner Breed Levi.

Pew R. H. II Boyd J. Jos. Slaughter J.

Jos. Slaughter I. H. F. Boyd Grade os.

Slaughter R. J. Jos. Slaughter R. J.

JVIcC'onnell Bios J. P. J. Emig G. J.

B. a a J. Milk 1503 HOT 580 1044 867 747 3006 906 676 B. 52.61 49.45 44.18 42.17 40 76 40.75 i 40 34 40.2S I 39.86 39.21 Guaranteed Tougher Than Leather. A Treat To The Feet.

A Hallowe'en social will be given at the ROSPOP town hall on 'Monday evening, October 24, under the auspices of the Roscoe Athletic Association. The hall will he elaborately decorated in the tones of Hallowe'en. The committee in charge of the Hallowe'en affair are sparing no expense in making this event a success. Candy booths, a fish pond, a ofrtunc telling loom and other places of amusement will be installed. In addition to the a i amusements a short enter-j i will be given, followed by a pie social.

113 North Fifth-St, Have you heen the American Wonder tire now on exhibition al Smith i Auto fc Supply Co? You will he interested in heeing this highest American-Akron product is construct- i ed. Also how fP.Of) will be credited you i week if you will bring this i to Smith A Supply Co. THE CITIZENS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION is a pood place to put your surplus money and a Rood place to i row money to buy or i a. homo. Terms reasonable tn borrowers.

Five and one-half por cent a a semi a a to investors. C. B. HUNT, Coshocton, Ohio. IS HER1 INGLE SIX The touring car formerly $2975 is now $2350 The runabout formerly $2975 is now $2350 The coupe formerly $3750 is now $3125 The sedan formerly $3975 is now $3350 Effective October 24, 1921 This remarkable car, with a year of triumph and the good will of thousands of owners solidly 'behind it, bears now the lowest price ever placed upon a Packard car.

A A A A I West Main St. owns on MASQUERADE PARTY NEXT SATURDAY AT MOHAWK GRANGE HALL A i i for spooks- burg by a oi ho hos Broom Your Money Comes Back The money you deposit in a Connecticut General Pension Plan during the productive years of your life will provide for your family's support when you are unable to on account of illness, accident or premature death. Later it will come back to you, all and more than you put in. A monthly income for life beginning at age 60. Ask for booklet and rates.

Connecticut General Life Insurance Company of Hartford J. FOSTER, Agtnt, Phone 37. c. WHiTTAKER I I A PHONE 378 line will be a feature of the Hallow f' mHsnuorade party to be, hold the Mohawk grange hall, a a i October 20. At eiKht o'clock: there will ho grand para do of all fienros and then previously rlmson judges will (U ride who IIHK artistic, and the romu.

i and prizes will ho awarded n( i ly. At 10 o'clock all will a Thoro i ho candy i and i i of other and oni I mon to this so.ason of the year. EEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS I Dr. C. C.

Weist Will Make His 272nd Visit to Coshocton Park Hotel, Monday, Oct. 24, 12:00 noon to 8:00 p. m. One Day Only C. C.

WEIST, M. Dr. home office it 312 East ftlfi Columbus, O. If your- disease is chronic, consult Dr. Weist.

Special attention ir. given to diseases of the head, nose, throat, stomach, liver, bowels, as Indigestion, dyspepsia, biliousness, constipation, diarrhoea, blood, heart, skin, rheuma tlsm, eczema, pimples, scrofula, bad blood, nerves, spine neuralgia, nervous exhaustion, derfpondency. Diseases peculiar to vomen. My home treatment for womo.n can be used at home without delay from work, for such troubles that thousands of women are sufferers. Diseases of men.

Dr. Weist wants to have a talk with every man that is suffering with nenrous breakdown, discouraged, or disease of a private nature. Why not consult Dr. Weist? He hM miufe regular monthly visits to this coMfwUt? for II. nt to Stolla a loi '2', i I 0" i .1 Hi i i to K.u (' l-'ox, lot city r-i oo.

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i 1 loss" a enclose i a i i i a a i a i at i i i i is re- i Address: Wheeling and Lake Erie FV.reau,* Room 8CO, Huron-Sixth Building, o-'c C' io. Room 20G, Wheeling and Lake Erie fCy. Ohio. yANT). Or) 22-- Tho ra Ohio ronco of Hrotliori- li is i two sosr.ions today.

roif! pcocjjOH are on the days prorram. PROTECTION GOVRUYG.GBAY ROOM 7 FORMS BLD'G BORRIS PtIONE A DIVIDEND i TORNADOyM' I fe emtrtned resource mwKs over WWM Hi i II TnrT i UN nmniii i J. W. A I A President. GEO.

W. A I A Vice President. C. H. A 0 0 3 Cashief.

A I A A Consider the advantage of having "Moncv in 1ho T.ank"' ready for any need which may arise and ymi'll once dnpositinjr every spare dollar you at our Savings Department wnere 4 Interest is added. Start your account today, or add to it if yor, have one. The Commercial Na 1872 Forty Nine Years in Coshocton 1921 C. R. SPECK MAN, Assistant Cashier, RUDOLPH EHRICH.

Assistant Cashier, WALTER J. 8IEBER..