News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 12

3 1h Ih. THE MANSFIELD NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1911. TWELVE A THE ANGLE Market You will find almost everything you could possibly want at our store for Saturday's trade. Strawberries New Beets Pineapples Head Lettuce Green Beans Spinach Green Peas Onions Cucumbers New Carrots Asparagus Round Radishes Rhubarb Tomatoes Etc. JOHN E.

ANGLE FORTY-THREE INMATES GRANTED PAROLES Board of Managers of Ohio State Reformatory Act Favorably Upon Large Number of Applications for Parole Out of 64 Considered. Forty-three inmates of the Ohio State reformatory were granted paroles to go at various times within the next four months at the April meeting of the board of managers which was adjourned Friday morning. The applications for parole of sixty-four inmates were considered and many were acted upon favorably. Routine business was transacted by the board during the rest of the three days' session. The successful applicants for parole, the counties from which they were sentenced and the time they are to go follow: To go May 1-Ed.

McDonough, Cuyahoga; Orville Casterline, Montgomery; Charles Ruihley, Fulton; Theodore Voss, Montgomery; G. L. Shannon, Knox; Ray Diehl, Allen; Thomas J. McCall, Lawrence; Charles Louthan, Franklin. May Feltes, Summit.

June Kerner, Cuyahoga; Joe Jackson, Montgomery; Joseph Packard, Lorain. June Dusa, Lorain; Arthur Cole, Stark; Fred Jasper, Erie; E. Smith, Franklin; Floyd Dobbins, Guernsey. July Terwilliger, Cuyahoga; Earl Lashley, Guernsey; Robert Knox, Summit. July Morrow, Athens; Fred Alvis, Perry; William Penty, Cuyahoga; Dean Ring, Franklin; Leroy R.

Cole, Darke; Charles Rider, Franklin; Frank Shepherd, Lucas. August Dempsey, Franklin; Chester Benson, Stark; Dave Reed, Fairfield; Joe Blenda, Ashtabula; Nathan Guthrie, Cuyahoga; Robert E. Voshell, Cuyahoga; Ed St. John, Franklin; Merrill Richcreek, Lucas. August Whipple, Frankin; Roy Brownstead, Lawrence; Ivy Robinson, Cuyahoga; Charles Quinlan, Cuyahoga; Ralph Burgess, Darke; Alva Coan, Cuyahoga; H.

G. Clark, Fairfield; James B. Twineman, Montgomery. "Our baby cries for Cough Remedy," writes Mrs. T.

B. Kendrick, Rasaca, Ga. "It is the best cough remedy on the market for coughs, colds and croup." For sale by Charles S. Ashbrook. Directors' Meeting.

Directors and stockholders of The Mansfield Packing company will hold a meeting at the Vonhof hotel, Friday, 28, for the purpose of dissolution. GEORGE STOODT, President, JOE HOFFER, Secretary. f-21-a CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Hf Edwin G. Slough, 104-5 Bird Building.

Fire Insurance 18 Leading Stock Companies Bonar Harding Life, Accident, Fire, Tornado Burglary, Liability, Fidelity Bonds and Automobile INSURANCE 102 Bird Building Both Phones SHARPE'S Cash Grocery Corn Syrup. gal. Red Kidney Beans, 10c Navy Beans Japan Rico lbs. Raisins, Onion Set- Noodles, 5c Chick Feed. 10 28 W.

Fourth St. Both Phones 52. MR. KANNER, the Inventor OF THE AUTOMATIC RAZOR STROPPER, Is anxious to prove to you the matchless quality of his ingenious contrivance for stropping any razor. Besides the ease with which the razor is scientifically sharpened you secure a strop that is worth more than the entire invention is priced nt.

This demonstration is rapidly proving itself to be the most successful of any heretofore held in our store. Sample razors 890. real value $2.00 to $3.00. Razor Guards 29c. Hones 25c, worth 50c.

Plain Strops Che, worth $1.50. The invention is selling this week for $2.00. Sold heretofore for $3.50. Ashbrook's big drugstore solutely guaranteed. Main and Fourth.

Weldon Block. Etemine Curtains These are the very latest in Curtains and certainly include an elegant assortment of designs. They are trimmed with Cluny Insertion and Lace Edge. Suitable for dining rooms, bed rooms and dens. In white, Arabian and cream.

Ask to see them. Laxakola Tonic Tablets They are pleasant to the taste and are for constipation, headache, dizzy spells, They move the bowels just as nature Price 25 cents, and for sale only at a mild, safe, purely vegetable remedy sour stomach, bad complexion. does when conditions. are natural. BARTON'S Drug Store 34 North Main second door south of Third Street.

Both Phones 89. ALL OVER TOWN STREETS? NO! Quatility 5c Cigar YES! IT IS DIFFERENT. THE TASTE TELLS Tooth Brushes Free Don't Miss This Opportunity For a limited time we will give with each purchase of Dr. Graves' Tooth Powder or Paste, A SANITARY TOOTH BRUSH FREE. Remember, you get the Tooth Powder or Paste at our regular CUT RATE PRICE20 cents.

The tooth brush costs you nothing. THE PEOPLE'S CUT RATE STORE THE PRICE MAKERS. 36 W. 4th St. M.

P. 1422-J. Is Your Plumbing Thoroughly Sanitary and Up -to- Date? If not, our estimates on Installing Fixtures will interest you. Cappeller Block BUDD M. MOORE W.

4th St. D. M. Base Ball GOODS Are noted for their superior qualities. We have a new and complete stock to select from.

Strater Goetz Phones 138. COMPLETE HARDWARE DEALERS. 76 N. Main St. FLOWER BULBS TUBE ROSES CALLADIUMS GLADIOLUS SWEET PEAS CANNAS NASTURTIUMS everything in the Seed Line at NOLIN'S Drug Store 69 N.

Main St. Both Phones. There's Specialty in Ice Cream Some creams are better than others. You don't know how good ice cream can taste until you have tried BOUGHTON'S VELVET ICE CREAM Mans. Phone 444.

39 W. 4th St. Be sure to read "TODAY'S WANTS." LOCAL BREVITIES Wiring Contract--H. Harroun Co. have secured the contract for wiring the St.

John's Evangelical church. Moving 10 Manstield George Clark is moving to Mansfield from Coshocton will reside on North Weldon avenue. Mr. Clark has accepted a position in Mansfield and expects to be located here permanently. Special Meeting- Venus lodge, No.

152, F. A. will hold a special meeting at the Masonic temple this evening beginning at 7 o'clock, at which time the master Mason's degree will be conferred upon a class of candidates. Bank Clarings Local bank clearings for the week ending April 20, are $163,039.53: the correspondlog week last year they were 182.49; decrease $3,142.87. The Mansfield Clearing House association R.

F. Cox, manager. Billiard Tournament---The Mystic club will hold a billiard tournament. in the club rooms in the Masonic temple during the next month, and entries for the event will close Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. The tournament will be handicap one and will be open to all members of the club.

Some of the best players in the city will enter and it is expected that the tournament will provide some keen competition during the next month. Increase Excursion Rate--It is understood that the railroads oper. ating in the Central Passenger association will make a ten per cent increase in the excursion fares during the coming summer. One railroad which has already started running the Sunday excursions has made such an increase, and the local office of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad 'has received information to the ef. fect that the excursion rate to Newarl: and Columbus this season will be $1.10, an increase of ten cents or ten per cent over last year's rate.

Interesting the regular prayer meeting services at the First Lutheran church Thursday evening. the Rev. S. P. Long gave an interest ing talk of his recent trip to the south which was granted him by his congregation in order that he might recuperate.

He told of how he had regained his pulse when he went up the incline at Lookout mountain while at Chattanooga, and also of the various insects encountered in Florida. He also took occasion to tell something of the methods entployed by the Florida land sharks to induce people to purchase land in that state. Congregational Meeting--The annual meeting of the congregation of the First Presbyterian church was held in the church auditorium Thurs day evening. The trustees, John E. Angle, N.

M. Wolfe and W. McE. Weldon, whose terms, expired, were reelected. The report of the church treasurer, Hugh Young, showed that the contribution for benevolence during the past year had been very much greater, while the contributions to the general fund had been enough that all church expenses had been Inet and there was a balance 011 hand.

A report was also made by the chairman of the board of trustees in which a statement was given of the contributions to the repair fund and also a plan whereby the remainder of the amount can be raised. No definite action was taken, however, in regard to raising the amount necessary for the repair fund. Lame Shoulder is nearly always due to rheumatism of the muscles, and quickly yields to the free application of Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale by Charles S. Ashbrook.

IF YOU WERE APPROACHED On a business matter from which you expected to reap large gain, very likely you would give your caller a careful hearing. It is strange that some otherwise well poised men will listen to all sorts of schemes covering air-ships to eye water (mines, of course); will give lots of time to promoters- will put thousands into questionable enterprises, and trust to "luck;" but when life insurance is mentioned, forgetful of family or old age, will immediately become petrified. When approached by an agent of the Equitable on this all important subject, a few minutes of your time may be worth thousands of dollars to you or your family. There is no such a thing as "luck" in the proposition he has to submit; no element of uncertainty connected with -it's a "sure thing." whether you live or die. It might pay you to turn a deaf ear to the promoter, and listen to agent's story.

Equitable policies are ag safe as Government -in fact they are designated everywhere as the Government Bonds of Life Insurance. J. J. KING, Gen'l Equitable Life of N. Y.

SPECIAL SALE OF ENGLISH WALNUTS ONLY 15c PER LB. Strawberries, Pineapples, Oranges, Fancy Bananas, Southern Asparagus, New Beets, Fancy Florida Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Radishes, Home-grown Onions, Lettuce, Water Cress, Homegrown Rhubarb. FRANK E. HELT The Grocer. 18 West Fourth St.

Promoter of High Grade Coffees Belle Mead Sweets Confections They're in a class so exclusive that they haven't even a classmate. They're wholly unlike any other Chocolates and Bon -entirely different, in every way best. Put up in the handsomest boxes ever received. A complete line at our Retail Store. -THECaldwell Bloor Co.

The Quality Store. Bei uns wird Deutsch gesprochen. TODAY Look at this program. THE HERO TRACK WALKER, Western Railroad Thriller. ON THE MEXICAN BORDER.

Don't miss seeing this one. THE OPPRESSOR, Historical Romance, (Colored). JIMMY, THE FOX, Comedy. To see our shows is money and time well spent. MATINEE DAILY 2 TO 5 P.

M. Evenings from 7 to 10 o'clock. ADMISSION only ARBOR atre TheTONIGHT Another of those good shows. THE STOLEN NECKLACE. OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS.

THE TRUTH. Matinee Saturday 1:30 to 5 p. m. Evenings from 7 to 10 o'clock. ADMISSION Watch for the world's greatest THE FALL OF TROY.

It's Coming. STAR Theatre THE BACHELOR'S OLD MAID Comedy A PACKAGE OF TROUBLE, Comedy WHEN SEA AND SHORE MEET Drama ORPHEUM KLEPINGER BROS. ALBERT GRAY MANAGER 10c-MATINEE DAILY 3 P. -10c 7:30 TONIGHT 8:45 15c The ANVIL TRIO In Their Great Musical Act-Elegant Electrical Stage Settings Norwood and Wheeler Those Two Black Face Comedians Singing and Talking HAZEL SCRANTON The Singing Comedienne Lywn Una Wesley In a Rural Sketch That Always Makes: Hit COME EARLY and Avoid the Rush Coming EXTRA BIG ATTRACTION FOR NEXT WEEK Look, Look! SCHULERS! A NEW ONE DANCING $2.50 GOLD SCHOOL NEXT TUESDAY EVENING Plank Waltzing Contest PARK PLAN SATURDAY EVE'G Private School. Not Public.

Spring Time MUSIC TIME Time to order Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, Phonograph, Player Piano or Piano from Mansfield Music Co. 26 S. Park St. H. H.

Chesrown, Mgr. INSURANCE Life, Fire, Tornado, Liability, Plate Glass. and Sick and Aceldent. Fifteen Leading Stock Companies, Oblo, Knot and Western Mutuals. American Surety Bonding Co.

D. S. KOONTZ Successor to N. S. Reed, R.

R. Gurues. May Building. News Wants Are constantly at your service. Cheap and effective.

Chewing Gum We retail Chewing Gum at the wholesale price, only 3c a package for Spearmint, Sweet Wheat, Kis-me, Beeman's Pepsin, Black Jack, Sen-Sen and Yucatan, only 3c package. Indpendent Chewing Gums at 2 packs for 5c- Blood Berry, Ginseng, Carnation and True Blue, 2 for 5c. 50c Belmont Chocolates, only 29c a pound box every day. Mr. Smoker, we your save you money on your cigar bill because we divide the profit with on everything at The Square Deal Cut Rate Store, 14 Park Ave.

W. Mansfield Phone 430-J. DAN J. BOWER, Prop. Opening Sale of Sample Lawn Mowers Every season our lawn mower manufacturers send us their line of mowers for us to pick our regular stock, but as we can't choose them all, we always have a number of odd 1 mowers to sell cheaply early in the season.

We are putting them in the window today marked in plain figures for your inspection, and can recommend them to you as high grade, new machines at rare prices. See them. WAGNER HDW. CO. Delicatessen Department Patrons of our store know that we take considerable pride in this department.

Here are a few suggestions: KOSHER SAUSAGE LIVER WUERST SMOKED LIVER WUERST SMOKED KOSHER MEAT SLICED BACON VIENNA SAUSAGE W. H. McClelland The Grocery Store of Quality. 70 North St. Phones: Mans.

1358, Bell 84. CARTER CARS Simplest in Construction -Easiest to Control-Lowest Cost of Maintenance. G. N. HAAS Library Court.

House-Cleaning Signs of the Times Telephone us for anything you need to help you in these days of trial. Furniture Polish, Soap, Washes, Insectides, Disinfectants, etc. BLACK'S Pharmacy On The Square Both Phones. 8 South Main St. FLOUR, BEST GRADE $1.15 Sack--60c per half sack All goods sold direct to consumers.

LANTZ MILLS Mans. 1407. Bell 577-R. Prompt Delivery. IF YOU CATCH A COLD Everyone can tell you how to cure it If one tried halt the things his friends recommended would be a physical wreck! Fortunately it isn't her necessary to experiment with ginger tea and such things--get a box of FINFROCK'S COLD TABLETS, the compressed tablet treatment, and your cold will be broken up in a day and a night.

Price 25c. Finfrock's Drug Store SPRING SUITINGS Sure to please young and old. Look them over. Our stock is large, and you will probably find here just the pattern you will like. GUSTAV W.

BRUNK Mans. 1581-L. 12 S. Park St. TWELVE YEARS' EXPERIENCE AS Instructor in Strings Brass and Voice Has convinced me that anyone can learn to read music, sing or play some Instrument if taught correctly.

I make specialties of violin, voice and trombone. or other engagements accepted. Music arranged for any Instrumentation. Pupils accepted from 7 a. m.

to 8:30 p. m. sons 50 cents. GEORGE H. KURTZ 107 High School Court.

Mans. phone 1329-J The Missing LINK Ott's Jewelry Store Hair Brushes QUALITY AGAIN. Every brush we sell is made with a view to solidity, long wear and complete satisfaction. Backs won't split. Bristles won't come out.

Prices From 50c to $4.00 LUCAS BROS. DRUGGISTS. ASK FOR NONPAREIL FLOUR If You Want The Very Best Many who have recently tried it for the first time are now regular buyers of this, the best flour for bread and pastry. Gilbert (8 Co. PHONE 50 HILL TOP Grocery We try to please our patrons with fresh goods, low prices, courteous treatment and quick delivery.

Phone us a trial order and see for yourself. Mans. Phone 742-R. Bell Phone 817-R. SHOPBELL ALLISON Protect Your Property Against Fire Use a Rubbish Consumer Blymyer Bros.

Co. Wholesale and Retail. WATCH THIS DAILY THE MANSFIELD TELEPHONE CO. PLACED THE FOLLOWING NEW TELEPHONES YESTERDAY: Glenn Stoner, res. Chas.

B. Lucas, James Donahue, res. Ira E. Smith, res. 1698-X Innes V.

Brent, J. H. Bechtel, 1373-X LET US LIST YOU TOMORROW. PHONE 2. LOWEST RATES.

G. P. Bannister Practicing Dentist Carpenter Bldg. Office Open Evenings COOK TRACY Fire Insurance and Surety Bonds Cor, Sista and Fourth Sta. Phone 189.

Best Stock and Mutual Companies Represented DR. C. M. FLORY Chiropodist Permanently located. Consultation free.

Moderate charges. Office hours 8 to 11:30, 1 to 5, evenings 7 to 8, except Thursday, Residence Work Done. 25 E. Third St. Special Sale Tomorrow MAPLE CREAMS 15c Per Pound The SUGAR BOWL When in Want of FLOWERS AND DESIGN WORK OF ANY KIND CALL AND SEE A.

J. WINGET, FLORIST Both Phones. 118 Rowland Ave JESSE E. LaDOW, Attorney-at-Law North Main St. Mansfield, 0,.