The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 5

'AKRON BEACON JOURNAL, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1914. The two men broke the ice and haul- ed them out by hand. yoHios c-N'YeA9er company If SANDUSKY The plant of the TOURING WORLD ON THEIR HONEYMOON GLANCE Sandusky Auto Parts Motor Truck company offered for sale, under an order of the United States court in bankruptcy proceedings, was bid In Big Values in Granite Ware by James J. Dauch, president or tna Hlnde Dauch company, this city, CANTON A little brown dog threw the court room of Judge Robert Day Into confusion when It Bud-dealy entered during the trial of a case, and after running among tba spectators' seats, leaped upon the judge's bench. Charles Alexander, court bailiff, ran to the bench, and grabbed the animal, which turned nn Hi nnrt hit him In the hand.

The for $78,000. It was appraised at $126,600. Attorney Neff of Cleveland, representing creditors in Cleve land and elsewhere, protested the sale on the ground that Mr. Dauch a 15c LOT NO. 3 Colanders Cake Pans Preserving Kettles Milk Pans Basins 'Ti Kettle Covers 5c LOT NO.

1 Btew Pans Sauce Pans Pudding Pans Jelly Cake Pans 1-qt. Stew Kettles Mixing Spoons Soap Dishes Skimmers Cake Turners blanket bid prevented a separate sale of real estate at a higher price than judge did not know the bailiff had it brought. Mr. Dauoh expects to been bitten and chlded Alexander for being rough. use the plant to manufacture tractors and automobile power plants ifithe sale is confirmed by the federal court.

MANSFIELD Mrs. Theodore 21, picked up the wrong can MARION Telling ten profession. ai gamblers they were worse than 25c LOT NO. 4 Large Stew Kettles Mixing Bowls Dish Pans Sauce Pans Basins Pudding Pans Coffeepots Berlin Kettles 10c LOT NO. a Sink Strainers Stew Kettles Granite Cups Covered Palls, Pie Pans Kettle Covers SEVK STRAINERS 10c Like cut; something every kitchen requires; worth 20c.

COVERED PAILS 34c. 4-qt. size. Just 100 to sell at 34c each. TEAKETTLES (8 Sizes) No.

6 Size only 44c No. 7 Size only 52o No. 8 Size only 59c highwaymen because they robbed poor working men of their earnings, Mayor Don Brockett, after fining each $10, warned them if they wero caught again they would be punished to the limit. As a result of an early morning raid 18 were arrested, ten of whom pleaded guilty. The majority gave fictitious names.

FINDLAY J. C. Edle, service department clerk, and Russell Morrison, safety department clerk, resign when starting a nre ana pourea gasoline on the Are. There was an explosion and she was burned from head to foot. She died several hours later.

CONKEATIT One man here is dead, one seriously 111 and over a dozen are recovering from the effects of drinking wood alchohol. The men, section hands, found the alchp-hol leaking from a car in the Nickel Plate yards. They proceeded t' catch it and drink it. Joe Bigas died eoon after from the effects. CANTON William F.

Zerbe, manager of the Harnett hotel, ami a member of the City Council until January 1, is out of the city, Prosecutor H. C. Pontius said Monday, and for that reason the county was forced to delay until the next term of courl its case against William A. McCrea, owner of the Barnett and manufac Mrs. J.

A. Wittman. Now touring In the United States re Mr. and Mrs, J. A.

Wittman of ed and were succeeded by Joseph Page and John A. Cheney, Democrats. A ruling by the state corneals- slon, that the service clerkship was not under civil service, but the other waB, was not learned by Morrison Australia. Wittmar. started out eighteen years ago to dig a fortune out of the gold fields in the most desolate part of Australia.

A few months ago he quit, having made his pile. Then he hunted around and found the girl whose picture appears above. They were married and are now touring the world on their honeymoon. BIG BARGAINS IN GRANITE DISH PANS No. 12 Granite Dish Pans 29c each.

No. 17 Granite Dish Pans 39c each. No. 44 Granite Dish Pans 44c each. COFFEE POTS 38o Large granite coffee pots, like cut, only 38c.

until after he resigned. Both Dem ocrats are Mayor Frey's appointees, the Republicans holding office be PRESERVING KETTLES 8 qt. Preserving Kettles 25c. 10 qt. Preserving Kettles 35c.

12 qt. Preserving Kettles 89c. RICE BOILERS 38o Quantity limited. cause Democrats would not bring ac turer. McCrea is accused of main tion to oust them, COLANDERS 16a.

Large size Granite Oolandera, like cut; worth 26c ZANESVILLE In the faoe of a taining a place where liquor was sold on Sunday. The arrest of McCrea followed a raid on the Barnett, In which a number of men are alleged All This Week- The March House Furnishing Sale We are prevared to give exceptional service in the furnishing of necessities for housekeeping in this enlarged House Furnishing Store LOWER FLOOR. Many extraordinary inducements offered for the week. petition filed by well system advocates with 1,389 signatures asking for an initiative, council passed a resolution authorizing the service di to have been found drinking In a room on the second floor, Zerbe a material witness, Prosecutor Pon tius says. rector to ask for plans and specifica also is asked.

Women here Inspire! the petition. It Is suggested the proposed new city charter provide city control of all night amusements on a no-profit plan. Mayor Keller declared he would give the ministers' committee all the aid he can. CONNEAUT A fish story, the first of the season, but a true one. "Billle" Batchelor and Walter Goldsmith caught 38 pickerel and bullheads Saturday in a small pond near tions for a mechanical filtration plant tor Zanesville.

The state board of TOLEDO Based on charges that neaitn last month recommended a A Big Sale of WHITE DINNERWARE at a Saving of a Fourth most public dance halls in Toledo are mechanical filter and gave council Rogers' Table Silver in the Popular OAK Pattern Specially Priced until May 1 to show it was complying breeding places for social vice, 2 'delegation of ministers from the To- witn tne order, council declared It an emergency measure, to preclude a ledo Pastor's union call oil Mayor Keller and petition for a rigid the harbor. The fish which ran up referendum. Well advocates threaten court proceedings to restrain the Issue of bonds. into this pond from the creek in thn Winter were wedged In an air-hole. Investigation.

An Inquiry into tbo advisability of municipal dance halls Buy one or as many pieces as you please. lc Individual Butter Dishes, each NEW T.EYTNrSTONT Pnhor Whltmer, 58, postmaster at Thorn- A Stove Sale That Will Interest People With One to Buy A Saving of 20o to 25 OFF 15c vine, Ferry county, died of heart dis Sugar Bowla, at, each Editor Tells How D. D. D. Prescription Cured His Eczema ease.

Tea Spoons 10c each. Dessert Spoons 20c each. Table Spoons 25c each. $4 set of Knives and Forks, 6 each, $2.98. TOLEDO A movement Is under Creamer to match, each Spoon Trays, each Cake Plates, each way by friends of Representative Isaac R.

Sherwood of this city to hav? him become a candidate for United States Senate before the Democratic 8c 6c 9c 10c 15c Clergyman and Banker Also Write How They Secured Relief, Thanks to D. D. D. Regular Prices Three carloads take your choice of the kind of Stove you need and only pay 75 to 80 per cent, of its value. 8-inch Platters 10-inch Platters 75c Cream Ladles 49c.

75c Cold Meat Forks 49o. $1.00 Gravy Ladles 69c. $1 Sugar Shell and Butter Knife 69c. 12-inch tyty Platters fcC Gas Ranges state primaries next August. It la said that the subject has been broached to Representative Sherwood and he promises to give an answer in a few days, when he will visit this city.

Coincident with this announcement, the same faction In the dlstric, Democracy Has mentioned Charley A. Thatcher, attorney, who was a candidate for the State Supreme court in 1912, for the place in congress. It pointed out that General Sherwood's active career in congress has fitted him for the duties ot the senate. CARBON HILL In a scuffle with his wife over the possession ot a new am no longer tortured completely cured. I have no hesitancy in acknowledging the great virtues of this specific The cures of D.

D. D. are past belief. All drugglnts know and are glad to recommend this soothing, cooling liquid. Come to us and we will tell yod more about this remarkable remedy, and the efficient D.

D. 1). Skin Soap. We offer the first full else bottle on the guarantee that unless It does as Is said, your money will be refunded. Tou alone to judge.

Harper iJrug Stores, Akron; Wool 14-inch Platters Oatmeal Dishes, dozen H. G. Hotchklss, Editor Echo, Prophet tstown, 111.: Remember, mlns was ozema of fifteen years standing. Now I am completely healed, after 4 bottles of 13. D.

D. I have seen a case of 26 years standing cured. I have seen my own doctor cured of barber's itob, which he could not cure himself. F. R.

Tesar. Banker, Hopklnton, Ia.t I treated with three doctors for sis months. They did me no good; my face and scalp were full of the disease. I applied D. IX D.

Result my. face Is as smooth as a baby's. Rev. L. I.

Downing. Pastor 5th Ave. Presbyterian Church, Roanoke, For fhre vnnrit I suffered, intensely so. I $1.25 Berry i Spoon 78c. $10.25 $15.00 $18.25 $19.75 $19.00 $23.75 $35.95 $12.75 $18.75 $22.75 $24.75 $23.75 $29.75 $44.75 Range Range Range Range Range Range Range 29c 9c 8c 9c 14c 33c 79c 28c 37c 47c 55c 58c 55c 64c Covered Vegetables Extra size Coffee Cups and Saucers, Bread and Butter Plates, dozen Pie Plates, dozen Lunch Plates, dozen Breakfast Plates, dozen Dinner Plates Coupe Sonp Plates, dozen Deep Soup Plates, dozen sey and iiiaser, tsarDerion.

aciv. have at last found relief In D. D. D. I $19.00 Worth D.D.D.

Soap Keeps Your Skin Ha tthy revolver, Constable John Gears pull Pickle Dishes, each 6- lnch Bakers, each 7- Inch Bakers, each 8 inch Bakers, each 6- lnch Vegetable Dishes 7- inch Vegetable Dishes ed another revolver from his pocke and shot her in the stomach. Gears $23.75. Worth $29.75 eayg the shooting was accidental. Physicians at a Neleonville hospital, $1.50 set of Orange Spoons, (six), 98c. $2.00 set of Butter Spreaders, (six), $1.59.

$2.25 set of Salad Forks, (six), $1.69. 40c Baby Spoons 29o. 35c Pickle Forks 23c. Rogers' Bros. Oak Pattern Silverware is beautifully finished in French gray background and fine die work.

Novelties and Favors for St. Patrick's Day where Mrs. Gears was taken, says 8c 9 GasHeating Stoves 1.25 Gas Heater $1.00 1.49 Gas Heater $1.15 2.25 Gas Heater $1.75 4.98 Gas Heater $3.75 5.98 Gas Heater $4.50 7.50 Gas Heater $5.75 $10.75 Gas Heater $8.00 Oil Stoves $3.50 Oil Stove $2.75 $3.75 Oil Stove $2.98 $3.98 Oil Stove $3.00 $4.50 Oil Stove $3.50 Stove $4.50 she will die. KENTON Harry H. Wells, BIk Four brakeman, was struck by the lower timbers of the Columbus strida bridge here while standing on a car The Ludicrously Funny Musical Comedy On the School Flay Grounds Wine Pretty Dresden Doll Girlies, One Funny It's the Biggest Laugh in Vaudeville.

TRAVOTO The Mad Musician A Sensation Everywhere EARLE BARTLETT Coal Heaters Coal Ranges passing under the structure and was fatally injured. Surgeons say nil fckull is fractured and several bones Coal Heater in hlB face are broken. He is tho 6-hole Range, like cut, with 7.25 5.98 5.75 9.75 7.98 7.50 warming oven; $07 third recent accident victim of this bridge. Wells' wife and two chil 34.75, at. I I kJ $34.7 worth Wrong Glasses Are Worse Than None At All Frequently people will wear their glasses for years without taking the trouble to have their eyes examined at inter-, vals.

Tho fact is the sight changes at certain periods, there, fore requiring an entirely different prescription. Tou may have noticed that your sight wag poor, bnt did you ever suspect that your glasses were at fault? Nine times out of ten it is the case. Examination of the eye without charge mads by a graduate Optometrist at our Optical Department. We never advise glasses un less they are necesary. Optical Dept.

Main Floor. dren live in Springfield. with warming 6-hole Range, Coal Heater Coal Heater Coal Heater Coal Heater Coal Heater Coal Heater Coal Heater Coal Heater CONNEAUT With several deaths 4.50 8.75 9.50 $10.25 $12.75 $14.75 5.75 $11.75 $12.75 $13.75 $16.98 $19.75 due indirectly to the cold, numerous accidents caused by blinding snow, a $5,000 fire loss and railroad trains oven; worth OC $32.75, at 10.3 6-hole Range, with warming oven; worth 1 ff $38.75, at D1 Always a Riot Wherever They Play MILLER 8c VINCENT Some Boy Some Girl Some Songs RONALDO BROS. Graceful Acrobats in Feats Equilibristic and trolley lines hours behind time, this city began recovering from one of the worst bllzards in years. Rati' road trains entering the terminals The Manufacturer's Sale and Demonstration here showed eight and ten cars with roofs blown off.

EXTRA JAMES PERRY CO. EXTRA -n-VTD i 1 la the Immensely Funny Comedy, pyTTJ A fcXiKA REN0 AND RETURN" M1KA of GOLCONDA DIAMONDS A splendid assortment of Crepe Paper novelties and favors for St. Patrick's Day celebrations. Decorated Plates. Table Cloths.

Place Cards. Shamrocks. Tally Cards. Greeting Cards. Booklets, etc Memo and Note Books 5c to 35c A notation of that engagement; or of a telephone number, or street address in one of these handy little hand bag memo books will save you a great deal of anxiety at some time or other.

See them at the book counter. New Fiction The Red Emerald; Scott, $1.25. The Dark Hollow; Green, $135. Fine Feathers Walters, $1.25. More SAMPLE Blankets at Savings Cotton Blankets and Wool Blankets from a FOTJETII to a THIRD less.

All perfect, with the exception of some which show; slight soiL Is proving of great interest to patrons. These gems are pure diamond cut, crystal while stones and conceded to be the nearest approach in hardness and durability to the genuine diamond on the market. The resemblance is marvelous. The latest high or low Tiffany, Belcher and Gypsy settings in cold filled rings from $1.00 to $3.00. Tonight.

15c, 25c, 50c, 75c FEATURE at the EMPRESS THEATER. "Grandmother's Lamp," is a real feature in three parts. The story deals with a grandmother's memories of long ago when she was young. It was war time; al' Italy struggling for freedom, Is In the field against the invaders. A young officer Is wounded In a flerca charge; he is brought to her uncle's house and grandma nurses him, and then her beautiful romance 1 oe rn.

MATINEE Wednesday matinee 1DC 3C OUC $1.50 Cotton Blankets $3.00 Cotton Blankets n.io $2.29 $2.39 $4.29 $3.50 Wool Blankets (12 pairs) $6.50 Gray Wool Blankets; pair Tilt! ICVMUST CARTOON SHOW OF TIIKM AM, $10.00 All Wool Blankete with very pretty colored borders $7.50 OSCAR Sc ADOLPH WITH RICE AND CADY AND A DAXCE-MAD CHORUS OP PRA-NCING GIRI.IBS jiMX'r TUB SHEPHKRD OP THE HILLS" I Mt i III mi, ii in mi I' d'n wi mnl mn wrmr" iTTiwniii nni j. Artistic designs in brooches, bar, lace and collar pina DOc to $3.00. New designs in Men's Scarf Pins, Shirt Studs, 50c to $2.50. Tiffany mounted Ear Screws $1.00 to $3.00. Every piece in this collection is guaranteed.

$1.00 COMFORTS, SILKOLINE COVERED, 79c. $6.00 AUTOMOBILE ROBES $3.75 Very pretty plaid designs. MOW PLAYING BEST SEWING MACHINE in the World The She finally marries the officer, but before this occurs, many thrilling incidents are pictured. How the title is derived is this: It Is grandmother's birthday anniversary, and the young folks have provided what they think will be a pleasant surprise by substituting a new electric lamp for the old oll.lamp on the table of her sitting their surprise, she asks that the old lamp be returned, and after this is done she tells them the history whicn makes the old lamp so dear to her. It had been used in the belfry of an old church tower to guide tha soldiers on that memorable night, many years before.

This special feature will be shown on Wednesday and Thursday, March 4 th and 5th, at the Empress theater, this city. Mark Swan'. Stde-Sptltttiig Farce Comedy In 8 Merry Acta, BROWN'S IN TOWN Better Than "Charley'. Aunt." NEXT WEBK "The Lion and the Mouse." KatHaUMKM On Terms That Amount to Less Than 15 Cents Per Day Teager's club plan is such that your payments are the same each week. Just one dollar per week for a few weeks, then the machine of your choice is yours.

The sewing machine you choose will be delivered to your home on payment of $1.00. You can make your selection from our complete stock which consists of the best in either the Rotary or Bobbin machine, or the ordinary vibrating Shuttle type, as well as the world famous "The Free" sewing machine which has every good feature of all other makes of sewing machines. You will find here machines to suit every purse at prices ranging from $12.95 to $45.00, each machine fitted with complete set of latest Each club member will be supplied with one of the new automatic needle threaders with- out extra charge. This attachment makes yonr sewing machine absolutely self -threading, sold for all makes of sewing machines regularly for $1.00. ITANLEY' A baby food for baby chicks.

Greatest advance in scientific chick feeding in the past century. Pratt's Baby Chick Food saves chicks, money, worry. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. For Bale by all first class dealers in Akron and vicinity. 3684.

Adv. 'jsf-ii 'j-JlAAi vfet lift rt Mil SPRING CRUISES SRODBECK BUILDING, MAIN EXCHANGE STS. Finest Dance Floor in the State Dancing Every Evening FROM 7:30 TO 11 P.M. Saturday Afternoon FROM 2 TO 5 P.M. Popular IParlc Flan 5c PER DANCE During this club sale we will sell the best quality brand nickel plated sewing machine needles at 14c per dozen.

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