Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio • 5

Monday Evening, Feb. 13, 1922 THE L'ANCASTER DAILY EAGLE AGED LADY Passed Away Sunday at the Home of Daughter in Bremen Funeral and Burial Services Will Be Held Wednesday Morning. Mrs. Sarah Henricks passed away Sunday morning at three, o'clock at her home in Bremen, Ohio. Mrs Henrick, who was past 80 years of age, fell several weeks ago and fractured her hip, which was thought to have caused her death, owing to her advanced age.

She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Beery and two grand children at whose home Mrs. Henricks passed away. Her husband, one son and one daughter preceded her in death. A brother, Mr.

Fred Mercile of near Brement also survives. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Church of the Brethren with Rev. Hatton and Rev. Bagwell officiating. -Burial will take place in Grandview cemetery B.

F. Linville, funeral director in charge. JUDGMENT FOR RIGHT OF PROPERTY. In the case of The Zanesville Buick Company against Ernest Scott, the defendant being in default of answere or demurrer, it is found the plaintiff has the right of property in the petition described and is entitled to the possession thereof and the said property and his costs. Mrs.

Clara Myers after a several weeks' visit with her sister. Mrs. Etta Beck and brothers, Cessrs. John, and James Duncan, departed for her home in Assumption, 111., this morning. KEMP'S BALSAM for that COUGH! MAKE WORK EASIER Lancaster People are Pleased to Learn How it Has Been Done.

It's pretty hard to attend to duties With a constantly aching back; With annoying urinary disorders. Doan's Kidney Pills have made work easier. So thousands have gratefully testified. They're for bad backs. They're for weak kidneys.

Lancaster people gratefully recommend-Doan's." Mrs. Baugman, 639 East Walnut Lancaster, says: was hard for me to do my housework on account of the troube I had with my kidneys. Pains in the small of my back seemed to cut through me like a knife. If I stopped the least bit I got a terrible catch in my back. Nervousness came on me too, and things easily, irritated me.

While sweeping dizzy and my eyesight was blurred. I had to rest several times while doing my housework. My kidneys were inactive and seemed clogged. I bought a supply of Doan's Kidney Pills and after using three boxes, the backache, nervousness and dizzy spells left me. My kidneys are now active." 60c, at all dealers.

Foster-Milburn Buffalo, N. Y. HARRY M'LEOD Passed Away Saturday in Columbus, Indiana. Remains Will Be Brought Here for Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery Mr.

Harry McLeod passed away Saturday evening about 9:35 at Ind. The funeral services will be held in Indiana after which the remains will be brought here and taken to the home of Wm. Thimmes on King avenue. Burial will take place Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 at St. Mary's cemetery.

Mrs. MeLeod (Gertrude Thimmes) and family, also his brother Dr. W. E. McLeod and sister Mrs.

Brewer of Los Angeles, will come to Lancaster for the burial services. Eagle Want Ads Bring Itesults. One Time 25c. Three Times for 50c For Sale, For Rent, Help Wanted. EVERY WOMAN WONDER BAG Needs This Thief-Proof LOCKED Wonder Bags It's absolutely the best bag for shopping you ever saw.

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Phone 840. FOREST ROSE FLOUR FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING GROCERS Graham Milling Co. TEL. 67 Lancaster, Ohio TROUP NO. TEN Wins Outdoor Rally of Boy Scouts With 26 Points Hot Contest Waged by the Several Troups-One Event Had to Be Called Off -Program at B.

I. S. Troop No. 10 of Lancaster pulled the surprise in the Scout world by winning the outdoor rally on last Saturday and carrying away the Scout statuette. From the very first it was anybody's rally and the events were hotly contested.

One event was called off because of the damp weath er, since it was impossible to make a fire by friction. The most impressive part of the rally was the retreat, at which time "Old Glory" was lowered and the event was closed. Troop No. 10 of the Maple Street United Evangelical Church took first place with a total of 26 points. Troop No.

5 of the Grace Reformed Church came second with 20 points. Troop No. 1 of the Church of Christ came third with 17 points. The different events are as follows: Inspection--Troop 5, first; Troop 10, second; troop 1, third. Semaphore Signalling--Troop 10, first; Troop 1, second; Troop 5, third.

Wig-wag Signallig Troop 3, first; Troop 6, second. Tent pitching--Troop 1, first; Troop 5, second. Tub Tilting--Troop 3, first; Troop 1, second; Troop 10, third. First Aid Race--Troop 6, first; Troop, 10, second; Troop 5, third. Fire Building Water BoilingTroop 10, first; Troop 5, second; Troop 1, third.

Antelope Race--Troop 10, first; Troop 3, second. Flap Jack Contest -Troop 5, first; Troop 10, second; Troop 1, third. Leaving Scout Headquarters at 12:15 with one hundred and eleven Scouts, the local Scout officials anticipated the finest program ever offered to the Boys' Industrial School, but due to the heavy fall of rain over half of the boys were forced to return, while the remainder made the trip so as not to disappoint the boys at the school. The Scouts were shown over the school by Captain Hastings at the close of their program and saw what the boy life at the school really was. The program which follows was given after the chapel service of the school: Opening Address by Mayor Ruble.

Short Address by Scout Executive Ward. Demonstration of First Aid by Charles Goslin and Myles Turner. Reading by Miss Sophia Dance by Miss Jean Fine. Pyramid Building by Scouts. Classic Dancing by Miss Agnes Fine.

Reading by Miss Katherie Silver. Song and Reading by Scout Billy Radebaugh. Awaiting Word From France. Washington, Feb. American government is awaiting receipt of further details of the attitude of France toward the proposed economic conference at Genoa before replying to Italy's invitation for American participation.

A Word has been received in Washington that a detailed statement of the French official attitude was being transmitted from Paris, it was said, and it was indicated that no reply to Italy's invitation would be made until the situation in France had been reviewed. NOTICE. I am prepared with all the latest equipment to repair all pumps. no matter how deep the well, all sizes of pipe and, all styles of pumps in stock at all times. We do all kinds of plumbing.

Let us figure on your bath. No job too large, none too small. We also build cisterns and do spouting. Bell 1841. W.

E. ANDREWS, mon-thur-tt Lancaster, Ohio. Delay Doesn't Pay Break That Cold Today MILL'S CASCARA, QUININE CHECKS ('olds in 21 homg-La Grippe In 3 days, Quickly relieves Headaches. Tablet form. Standard remedy world over.

Demand red box hearing Mr. Hill's portrait and signature. At All Druzcists-30 Cents W. HILL COMPANY, DETROIT (200) New York Society At Palm Beach, Fla. Mrs.

George Unne of New York in a charming white frock trimmed with pale green. LITTLE DAUGHTER Of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Waits of Cedar Hill Pike Dies Sunday Funeral and Burial Services Will be Conducted Tuesday Afternoon. Agres Lucile Waites three (years, passed away Sunday morning tat 3:30 o'ciock at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Waites on Cedar Hill pike, five miles west of the city. She is survived by her parents and one brother, Earl Frederick, aged seven years. Funeral services will be held Tues day afternoon at one o'clock, 'ard time, at Mt. Zion church on the Cedar Hill pike by Rev.

Barrick, and (burial wil ltake place in Amanda Township Cemetery. Funeral director Frank E. Smith lin charge. TO THE PUBLIC. Recenly the Lancaster Daily Eagle carried a mention of a case against me in Squire Parido's court, brought by Dr.

C. C. Carter for assault in which I was fined $15 and costs. In order that the public may know as to the extent to which Mr. Carter was assaulted by me as brought out by the evidence in court, shown, Mr.

Carter and I had it ditference in our own office, which we own on E. Locust whereby Mr. Carter was asked to cease taking but upon his presistfence to continue I took hold of the lapelle of his coat and forced him out of the front door. Mr. Carter admitted in court that did not hit him at any time nor did I intended to do him any bodily harm just doing what i thought was my privilage to put him out of our office.

But the taking hold of him was constrewed by his attorney and by the court as a technical assault, for which I paid a fine of $15 and costs. Regretting that any such difference should occur at our place of business with the publicity incidenItal thereto. 1t E. H. Rardin.

Yorkville Case Before Davis Bellaire. Feb. -William Roy, vice president of the Ohio Miners' union. sent a message to Governor concerning employment of armed guards. They are accused by municipal and county officials of having swept a street in Yorkville with machine gun fire.

killing one man and wounding another. The trouble grew out of the resumption of the Yorkville tin plate plant on a nonunion basis. It Went to the Spot. Henry E. Campbell, R.

F. D. No. 3 Adrain, writes: "I had a bad cough for three years. Tried several cough remedies.

Got little relief. tried Vole's Honey and Tar. It went to the spot. There is no better remedy 011 the market." Good for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough. Children like it.

Burk Bros, HUSBAND Asks $10,000 for Alleged Alienation of Wife's Affections Claims Defendant Induced Wife to Leave Plaintiff in Disgrace and Dishonor. An action for $10,000 damages was filed in court Monday afternoon by Earl Doering against Frank Schaffer who is charged with inducing his wife Minnie Doering to leave him and she did leave him, he declares without his consent or desire and con sorted with the defendant bringing great shame and dishonor to him and to his damages in the above-stated sum of $10,000 and his costs. ELLEN FRIESNER Aged 22 Years Passed Away Sunday in Michigan Hospital. Body Will Be Brought to the Home of Her Father Emanuel Friesner of Bremen--Funeral Services Will Me Announced Later. Miss Ellen, aged 22 years, only daughter of Mr.

Emanuel Friesner of Bremen, died in the hospital at Howell, Michigan, on Saturday morn ing. She had been in Michigan for the past three years. Mr. Friesner left Sunday evening for Michigan and will return with the body on She is survived by her father and one brother, Prof. Ray Friesner of Indianapolis, Ind.

Her mother and brother preceded her in death. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. B. F. Linvile, funeral director in charge.

PURCHASE AUTOMOBILES. John Shonk and William Kern of the Gazette printing staff have purchased Hupmobiles. COLDS "Pape's Cold Compound" is Quickest Relief Known "Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blow ing and snuffling! A dose of "Pape'e Cold Compound" taken every two hours until three doses are taken usually breaks any cold right up. The very first dose opens clogged nostrils and the air passagees of the head; stops nose running; relieves the headache, dullness, feverishness. "Pape's Cold Compound" costs only cents at drug stores.

It acts tains without no assistance, quinine--Insists tastes nice, con-: Pape's! RED CON COME Buttermilk, Red Comb Egg Mash Makes Better Eggs and more of them, feed your all they will eat, because it contains the elements from which good eggs are made. Some feeds stimulate egg production with a high protein concentrate, Red Comb Buttermilk Egg Mash does not. It increases the egg production in a healthy normal way, by giving the hen egg making materials in the right proportions. Eggs produced in this way do not drain the hen's vitality, and the result is when you 'use eggs to hatch from hens that have been fed Red Comb Egg Mash, there will be more fertile eggs, and the chicks hatched from those eggs, will be fine upstanding chicks, and they will. certainly show it.

Red Comb Buttermilk Chich Mash, Red Comb Fine Chick Feed, Red Comb Buttermilk Growing Mash, Red Comb Course Chick Feed, Red Comb Scratch Feed, Calumet Scratch, Dairy Feed $2.15 per 100; Calf Meal. -Chops, Bran, Middlings, Grit, Charcoal, Oyster Shells, Carbola, Chick Drinking Fountains. Free delivery. J. Ehrler 650 E.

Mulberry, Bell 2369. Locust Bell 1365, Why Old Age Diseases are on the Increase "Old-age diseases" have increased one hundred cent among the young, due- to too rich foods. per The remedy is--eat only simple, wholesome foods. A man or' woman of sedentary habits should not eat meat more than three times a week. Any surplus beyond this point serves not as food, but as poison.

Cut down on heavy, rich foods and double vour consumption of -the food that's all nourishment without waste. Insist upon the loaf with the Big Food Vaalue-. OVEL BREAD Ask Your Grocer A. BAUMAN SONS BREAD IS YOUR BEST FOOD; EAT MORE OF IT Assorted Aluminum Ware $1.98 $2.50 Values Now We have the agency for the New Comfort Talking machines. Come in and ask for demonstration.

ROLL GARDNER HUGHES Tin, Stove and Queensware Store. 0.0 THE KELLER QUALITY SHOP Premier Cranberry Sauce 35c the No. 2 tin Fresh Cranberries are very scarce--we have very few. You can, however, enjoy cranberry sauce if you will buy our Premier brand which is a pure product--cranberries and sugar and nothing else. The price is low because it was made when cranberries were plenty.

Fresh Oysters Standards the pint 35c Selects the pint 45c. Good Oysters are a splendid food and not expensive either. We most always have both Standards and Selects which we get from McGees of Baltimore who are reliable shippers. ABOUT TEA We have nothing sensational to offer you in tea. We will however, give you a full 100 cents' worth for a dollar--no one will give you more.

Today we want. to draw your attention to our 60 cent Teas wheih you will find really good tea. At this price we have several kinds-Imperial, Young Hyson, Oolong, English breakfast and green and Black Mixed--each a superior tea at its price. Good Tea such as you can brew from our 60 cents kinds is the cheapest beverage you can drink and one of the best, too. Why not drink more tea? Creamery Butter We handle Mayfiower and Fairmont Creamery, both of which are of the highest quality and can always be gotten fresh at our shop because we get it fresh from the creamery every few days.

The price is always right, being based on daily market conditions. Our today's price in 43c the pound. THE GROWTH Of this Association has been large, 'steady and healthy As shown by the following table: Dec. 31, 1891.. 43,720.84 Dec.

31, 1895... 420,533.99 Dec. 31, 1900. 826,539.19 Dec. 31, 1905...

1,554.041.92 Dec. 31, 1910. tr: 2,722,865.12 Dec. 3,1 1915... 4,143,088.54 Dec.

31, 1921... 6,329,912.00 One of the largest, most successful institutions in Central Ohio--pays on certificates secured by first mortgage on real estate. OHIO STATE SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 44 E. Broad. Columbus, 0.

"Where Your Savings Grow" J. Vernon Halteman (Successor to F. W. Getz Co.) FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER AMBULANCE SERVICE Office and Residence Phones. Bell 727.

Citizen 81. STEENROD'S OPTICAL PARLORS ExaminationsPainless Strainless Drugless. Still Absolutely Correct Prices Reasonable. W. Main, Lancaster We Close Every Thursday at Noon.

MATT INSURANCE AGENCY COMPANY Hire and Automobile Lasurance 116 Hast Main Street, two doors Santral Laxer Company.