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0 ip. 1111 i bending, inn njiiiv snula lie Telephone to Society iwi, sou 42S New Jewel Gas H.mse at Mrs. H. E. Coffey am iviio have been visiting Mr parents, Mr.

and Mrs. 1. for £he past month their home in Lovoland. Mr. id Mr Cleveland are parents, Mr.

an Miss Lizetta them after a Cleveland. Mrs. George niece, l.u turned to In I'tapk AYEABFDBECZEIA A Remarkable and Convincing Statement of the Success of Cuticura Soap and Ointment in the Treatment of the Pain, Itching and Burning of Eczema the underpaid, cannot give enough praise to the Honiedies. I had been doctoring for at a year for ec. eiiu on my foot.

1 had tried doctor after doctor all to no avail. When a young girl I spralni li my ankle three different times, paying little or no attention to it, when five years ago a small spot showed upon my Ml ankle. I was worried and nt for a doctor Ho said it v. eczema, lie drew a small bono Irom tlje ankle about the size of a match and about an inch long. The small hole grew to about the sue of an apple, and the eczema spread to the knee.

The doctors never could h.al the hole in the ankle. The whole foot ran water ad the tune "My hushand and ray sons were tip night and day wheeling me from one room to another in the hope of giving me some rdief. I would tit for hours at a time in front of the fireplace hoping for daybreak. The pain was so intense I was almo. crazy, in fact, I would my reason for hours at a time.

One day a friend of mine dropped in to see me. more had she glnmed at my foot than she I.iiined, why in the world don't jou trv the Cuticura ItemedlcM' lt. mg disgusted Willi and their and not being able to slop at ali, I derided to give the Cuticura and Cuticura Ointment a trial. After using I hem three days that night I slept as sound as a siher dollar tor eight long hours. 1 awoke in the morning Willi hut very little pain, in fact, I thought I was Ul heaven.

Aflcr using the Cuticura Remedies for three months I was pi rfeetly restored to health, thanks in ibn en, Boap and Ointment. 1 will be. sixty four years of age mv next hirthdm hearty ul pnMmp" (Signed) Finm: each with 32 p. nook on the bkln. or Isabel, have returned i delightful few isit in Hu alo, Canada and rut use.

N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wordon or tlieir st the lulicr's I'tphei dr.

lleniy of Eluooii C.t, tp others, who will of the Rockwell lie of Mrs. Angcli: Clinton Saturday Walter La nee 1 lie purc'ils Mr. i Mr. and Mis. Li room, weeks Schna ind sis i ter of i ucsts of i George Mr.

and Mrs. L. li. siionl Sunday in Gypsum making the trip in I heir motor boat. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph T. Sloat re turn this week from a two week's cistern trip visiting; Atlantic City Philadelphia and other cities. Miss Ada Gundlack's guest Miss Hazel Do Witt lias roturncd to her home Norwalk. Mrs.

George Goodrich and son have returned lrom a trip to Niagara Falls. Miss Lucille Jlutson is visiting in ISellevue. Corrinc Ging is spending the week in Cleveland. Mrs. Janey Hobbins and guests and llcnshaw of Benton Harbor, have returned from St.

Clair flats, where they spent the past week. J. G. Strobel who has Any Sltiit that sold former and $4.50, now All SO. HO and $0.50 Coats.

now All $5.00 and $5.50 Coats. now All $4:00 Coats. now AH $3.50 and $3.75 Coats, Dr. Lyon's PERFECT Tooth Powder Used by people of refine i ment in every part of the i world where the use of the i tooth brush is known, for Almost Half a Century, Floreme Love of Coshocton in Llooiningville, the if Mrs. J.

Love and Mrs. line Love. an enjoyable ten 'j Miss May Wittman of is the guest of Mrs. William Traut of Taylor street. Mrs.

A. Gilclicr has returned from Cleveland where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Douglas. Miss Edna Sharpe who has been very ill with typhoid fever at tli3 home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.

F. Sharpe on Campbell street, is convalescing. Mrs. Robert Stewart and children of Prout's Station spent Wednesday with Mrs. Sarah Galloway.

Miss O'Brein has been spending a few days in ixorwalk, where on Wednesday' she attended the wedding of Kathcrinc Feeney to Mr. Albert Boerner of Massilon. Miss Emma Halm has returned from Buffalo and Niagara where she spent the past few days. Misses Blanche and Agnes IIop finger of Port Clinton spent tho first of the week with the Misses Cecil. Mr.

Stinson of Garrett, was the guest over Sunday of Mrs. Stinson, who is visiting her parents Dr. and Mrs. A. F.

Miller. Mrs. Bert Ford of Parkertown is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. 0.

Stuliig who is spending the summer at Rye Beach. Mrs. Ralph Thomas of Chicago, 111., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Airs. K.

Holland. The annual meeting of Any Skirt that sold formerly at $3 now 75, not all sizes, to close. Dresses th.it sold at $2 00, 5" a a litre assortment, but not all sizes, to lose AUKS 2 TO (i YKAKS. ind $3.75 Coats, All $2.50 and $2. All $2.25 Coats, $2.98 LADIES' WASH DRESSES OKI DKKSSKS Sies 11, 120.

31 to tl. Dresses that sold at S1.4S, S1.C9 IX, ami 79c lid $1.19 s'lahs. 7.7. to close to WIIITK DUKSSKS. All Druses ih.it sold up to to close All Dresses that sold at $1 On, ST, $0 00 and S7.00.

to close. CHILDREN'S COAT, $1.69 $2.69 Prepare the children now fin school 1 outline our store for a o(' t. assortment is large, and as for the prices, i will let you ACKS 0 TO 11. $3.98 $3.48 $2.89 $2.75 $2.98 $1.98 $1.75 cilia club will be a pleasant event Saturday at the home of J. J.

Nelil in Mustcash. A picnic luncheon will be a feature. Mr. and Mrs. Taubert of Cleveland will be over Sabbath guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Rink Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Schumacher and daughters, Misses Lola and have been spending a few days In Detroit.

Mr. aud Mrs. E. G. Knopf's guests Mr.

and Mrs. Sehade have returned to their home in Detroit. Mrs. Thomas Amato will go to Elyria today for a a visit of a week with relatives and friends. Over Sabbath guests of Dr.

A. F. Miller and Jauiily were Dr. Miller's father Mr. Henry Miller of Newark and niece Miss Lena Alexander of Springfield.

Mr. Harry Bruckner has returned after a pleasant visit in Buffalo and Niagara. Miss Vorna Wiedel of Clyde was the guest Wednesday of the Misses Cecil. Misses Mary Redy and Laura Butls were guests Sunday of Mrs. W.

W. Wolvcrton in Avery. Mrs. James Hepburn aud daughter are spending a few days in Lima, Columbus Grove ami Pandora. Paul Miller of Boston, Mass, is visiting his parents Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Miller, Columbus avenue. Mrs. Howard who has been the guest of her daughter Mrs. L.

10 Field has gone to Delaware to spend a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Mrs. William Herb and daughter, Marguerite Bloker, Miss Young, Mrs. Charles Herman are spending the week at the Jungles, Cedar Point. Miss Carrie Craig has returned to Xenia after a pleasant visit at her home here.

Dr. Frank Cowan, of Ashland, spent Thursday with his daughter, Mrs. W. A. Duff, 435 Hancock street.

Mrs. Edna Day, who has been spending the summer in hbe east, visiting in New York, Massachusetts and the Berkshire Hills, returned home 'Wednesday evening. Mr. 'and Mrs. Ira Johnson or 430 Franklin street announce the birtih of a balby daughter whom they have christened Elizabeth.

In Russian schools the pupils have I Hip choice of learnine French or Ger man, and 70 per cent choose the lat Pris ter. Coin's Garry Ho Goods Over That means that means much to you and to us. To you it means cost prices and lower on every article handled by this store. To us it means a mighty effort to clear all counters Summer Merchan dise. We must move the goods now in stock to do this rapidly EVERYTHING has been marked at rock bottom figures.

The best buying chances in Sandusky are here. Read the items look in our windows at the genuine bargains we offer Then come to COHN'S and save money. CHILDREN'S DRESSES Mosl auj thing in our stork that you limy want in both colored and 'white. Now is the time to lun tlicm for use. They'll never be cheaper.

12 TO 1 I YKAKS. All Dresses that sold at $2 All Dresses that sold at now All Dresses that sold at now All Dresses, that sold at and SI now All Dresses that sold at All Or All l)i $1.69 $1.19 98c 79c 59c 5C: 39c 29c 19c BOYS' WASH SUITS IN SIZKS TO 8. 79c I Ansnitstut.olda,^ All Sims that sold at (die. on no 39C I LADIES' WASH SKIRTS All Skirts ti to (lose All Skirts tl White aud Hlu 98c 79c Skirts that sold at SI. (in, to close OyC LADIES' SWEATER COATS We aj closing out oi Coats 'i hat.

sold Misses' Sweater Coats 69, to close $1.48 $1.25 Ladies' and Misses' Dress Skirts White Serge Skirt in bur store Skirt that sold lormcrl $10.00, now Skirt that sold formerl and now Vny Skirt that sold formerl $5.75 $3.98 LADIES' RAINCOATS $12.00 Cravenette Coats, semi fitted, in an colors. QQ Price to close I $8.75 Cravenette Coats, that usually sell a $7.75 Cravenette Coats, the biggest values ever offered in this An Price to close 55. Slip ons, cold the world over at QQ this price. Price to close. tPO'vO LADIES' SHIRTWAISTS All Waists that have been selling at $1.39 to $1 50, including low necks aud kimono sleeves, high necks and long sleeves, witl beautiful embroidered front and middies 79c All our Si.no Shirt Waists.embroidercd fronts, low necks, kimono sleeves and middies, while they last All our and 75c Waists, including embroidered fronts, sailor waists in white OfJ and colors.

Very special at. OuC Fifty Tailored Waists that are soiled rn They sold at $1.25, choice OUC up Prices on SUMMER MILLINERY Any PntriTiimed Hat in our store that sold at to $2.00, small and large shapes. Choice now: Included in tiiis lot are all Mats iu Milans, Chips and any Hat you may select. Values from Up t0 $5. on.

Choice now All Hats in our slore that formerly1 sold at fronr $2 no to A nice assortment of shapes. You cannot' afford to miss this. Choice now. UVC TRIMMED HATS $5'00 Hats, now $4.00 Hats, now WOO Hats, now $2 on Hats, now OXK HALV okk. Am 51.00 REPORTS TAX TOTALS Auditor Finds Treasurer Toot in $257,113.05 The tax collection recently concluded by Treasurer Kerber, amounted to $257,113.05.

The books hjH been checked up to such a extent by Auditor Deist Thursday, that ils total was" obtainable. No distribution has as yet been made but the Indications are that eacli one of the various funds entitled to participation in the collection will be well taken care of. Collecting city specials, the county auditing department has found, is quite a job. Auditor Deist was working on columns of figures all the way from two to six feet long Thursday. These, in addition to complications, have to be recorded and indexed.

The tax collection upon whicn Auditor Deist is now at work was Treasurer Kerber's last, as the treasurer will be succeeded early jn the coming mouth by Conrad Nuhu. of Vermilion, democrat. GUN TO DESTROY AIRSHIPS TESTED At Indian Head, Md. Experts Satisfied With Preliminary Performance fltY ASSOCIATED WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.

A one pounder gun designed by Rear Admiral Twining, chief of the naval bureau of ordnance to destroy aero planes was partially tested at Indian Head, Maryland. Its preliminary performance was satisfactory to the experts. Only one shot was fired and at an angle of So degrees, the shell was sent two thousand yards into the air and dropped into the Po tomac six hundred yards from the gun. CONFIDENCE REVIVES IN LIBERALS' RANKS Over Outlook For Reciprocity Rati fication Laurier Still Idol of French Canadians ASSOCIATED MONTREAL, Aug. 24.

Now tint Sir Wilfrid Laurier has addressed the northern provinces which gave him a working majority in every parliament since 189G, there is distinct revival of confidence in the liberal ranks over the outcome of reciprocity. Everywhere the. crowds applauded generously and on each occasion demonstrated that he is still the idol of the (rench Canadians. OPEN MEETING TODAY Members of Ohio Builders' Supply Association Assemble At Cedar Point The first cession of the annual meeting of the Ohio Builders' Supply Association will be held at Cedar Point today. Builders and supply men from all parts of Ohio and neighboring states were assembling at the Breakers Thursday night.

About two hundred came from Cleveland and cities and towns in the. immediate vicinity. The convention ends Saturday night. Questions of interest to (builders and supply men will bo discussed in the meantime. The annual election of officers will be held this afternoon.

TEX PER 1ST ASSOCIATED DETROIT, Aug 24. A special from Midland, Ontario, says that 'the steamer C. C. Martin, with crew of ten was probably lost iu the stornv on Georgian Bay Monday night. The barge Albatross in tow of the Martin, sank Ibut her crew reached the lighthouse at the mouth of the French river last night in a yawl, the survivors of the Albatross, 2 men.

three women, a girl two years old anid a baby boy, 2 months old, survived a hard battle with the waves in the small (boat for 30 hours without It is believed all will recover. STRUCK ON THE HEAD WITH CHAIR Two Ashland Young Men Get in Trouble With Proprietor of Post Card Stand. E. Walkinson, IS, and Harry Carlisle, Tl, of Ashland, were arrested by Officer Moltz Thursday evening charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The young men got into a dispute with the proprietor of a post card stand on Columbus avenue late in the afternoon and after being ejected, renewed the rel about 7:20 in the evening.

During the trouble some one struck Carlisle over the. head with a ARREST BARTENDER Lawrence. Runkle. 21, at' the Cajntol saloon on Water street was arrested Officer Tailor Thursday afternoon oh complaint of Frank Lay man, who in an affidav't charges assault. Runkle it is alleged strucK Layman a blow on the face, laying open his lower lip.

Three stitches were required to close the wound. Runkle will have a hearing in mayor's court Friday morning. FAMOUS AUTHOR WILL SUE FOR DIVORCE NEW YORK, Aug. 24. Upton Sinclair, the novelist and socialist, has sent' a statement to the newspapers that his wife has left him to go on the stage, and he intends to bring a divorce suit at once, naming a young western poet," Harry Kemp, of Lawrence, wlio recently was a visitor at Uie Sinclair summer home at Arden, Bel, LAST CALL 4FTER AUGUST 31st 7 YOU WILL HEAR NO MORE ABOUT SUMMER GOODS.

Unless it is through our BARGAIN ROOM on Second Floor. Make this your purchasing week with us. We will not mention prices, as each lot will be placed on sale at prices to close. A splendid opportunity to purchase your present and future wants at this, the FINAL SALE. Broken lots in SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS, WAISTS, SILK COSTUMES, LINGERIE, LAWN AND GINGHAM DRESSES, WASH SUITS, LINEN AND AUTO COATS, CHILDREN'S DRESSES, CHILDREN'S COATS, INFANTS' WEAR AND PETTICOATS IN FACT EVERYTHING THAT IS LEFT IN READY TO WEAR GARMENTS AND SPECIALTIES.

laSSTd TOKC tl' 5 dozen Tailored Waists for Fall 1911, white with colored stripes and figure, collars to match' fashion QO the latest. Price Women's and Children's Outfitters CORNER MARKET AND JACKSON THE OLD ADAGE The Bes; Is in the A. B. CHASE PIANOS The) cost more They last longer The finest Piano sold In Sandusky. Cirtl and siee them.

BAUMGARDNER, Factory Agent. Res. 520 Hancock Deaths and Funerals Oeorge Ij. Rlionehouse The funeral of George L. Rhont house, who died Tuesday, will be held from the residence of the bereaved parents, Mr.

aud Mrs. Rhonehouse, No: 735 Perry this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The service? will be conducted by tine Rev. A. B.

Nicholas and the interment will be made in Oakland cemetery. members of Co. O. V. of thi3 city, of which the deceased was a member during the Spanish American war, will act as pallbearers.

Pierhead light buoy, 4, 4th class spar in Dunkirk Harbor was reported broken off August 18. Will be replaced as soon as possible. South entrance temporary buoy, 1, 3 class spar in Buffalo harbor, was reported carried away August 22. Will be replaced as soon as practicable. AN ORDINANCE.

authorizim; thi: sale of the I'KNTRAI, nt.ICK AND 1'MItK ST A TKJX 1'UOI'HJtTV ITK Ft A KT VM DESCRIBED. NOT FOR ANY Ml'NICIl'AL PURPOSE. Ho it ordained by the Council of the i i St ite of Ohio, two ilnrcls ul' all members oleetcd thereto That tin: fnl'nuviii rvu, mi: 1 iiwr to the City of Sandusky. State of Ohio, is not needed for any municipal purpose, to wit: I'tr. Ward the f'tiy Saa iaskv.

State of Ohio, ami iun il ilrecri'vl as follows H' a strip of land i width ex i across lots seven and nine I'M ov nts" and b. tween six Md f. oast ash nd ami fifty 1 feet of said lots and being the same pivims ia fdor' ooavevi l.v 'haras Itrisr to the City of Saadaskv aad aOT.lo! en January SI. Oh la. onnly Deeds.

Amp, ith the right to an a lid a stria an ml an, half a width UTl'H. Clerk. AllgtlM 23. Ith! CEO. T.

l.P.riltKK. 1 August 23 1911. APSKK, elor of Public Safety. the elt'hi i in tahh in tin a. wall of the Police and Five dati saildma ami innaia: a at in: hundred and twshs U2j h'ni" lie sooth line of Market street, subject the rights of the present owners, sur aad asaiasis of tas ta' hnn lieti and fifty ll.VM feel said (TJ and nine Odnmbiis a said strip lain! in with in na entered info heiwa tan of aad Patrick Tap a an he I Ith ilav of October.

and re orded in Vol. pafe'e Erie ti ord of Oecds. Also a strip of land six Is; fee! in wadlh aliia: off from th" sad ends of has N'es. a ami aim d'l Colianhas ind also strip of land sixteen 101 feel width ofr from Ihc east ends I Ass. eight Pj ami! ten I daeksoa sir's mid a reels iiavim; a width or tw.

nty wo and masaiiia: back 1 rora Market street' 10 th" south line a said ots Nis pirn' Polinnivas imiinr aad Sio. ten Jaeks by IstHlor itnl fas. S.ir.ili Cotmiv Record 01 Deeds. The above p. jnc intended1 to d.essaiaa aad amdade a'd of Uie property kaowy aaal.used aad eupps.

as the P'entsa! I'aime'aaai fife Station nf fa City of Sandusky. Ohio. Setdioe 1. 'I'liai the PaPlia Sat.jtv of the City of Saiiduskj. Ohio, he and" hereby Is tnHHorized to sell said real estate to the highest bidder aecerd inK to law, ni.on Ma t.

dowiag terms for c. isia aad the said Dir'iloi' of I'liblie Safety aad tile Mayor of tip, epv af Saa dasky are li la an I ar iz.sl convey saiii real hv deed to th. inai st bidder therefdr acuorduir km. Section That tin ordinance take fleet and he As passape aad upon approval hv the Mayor ana lite Director of Idihiic Saf tv and its ler al ptibliealion. JACOt! DICTZ.

President Canned. WANTED TO BE LOCKED UP Bill Sulliva, 38, of Detroit, arrested Thursday afternoon for drunkenness told the police that he was glad he had been arrested as he ban been trying to get into the workhorse for six months. Daily Markets CHICAGO LIVE STOCK CHICAGO. Aug. a Receipts estimated at 20.000: best, st.aay.

otls rs i i i I i rs Id' st. rn steers stackers ami feeders I'd) A cows ami lasife i 1 7 Hops K.spap osiiaiad's! tiAPs'pina kid Pie lower: lipid JT.AVd T.S'.P mixed JT.llht.dSa: heavv Ssda'aTAi': totitth JP'P, pood to etiaoice heavv 7.7'j aa: 11 Ti Receipts estimated at tu.Wnmr kef steadv: native $2 PAST ft. SfJ western 5A1P, vearlinas Jt.A.Ps S.fA, htnibs, aatixaa 0 western TOLEDO GRAIN. TOLEDO. Aup.

23. Wheat Cash 92: Sept. Dec. May l.OK s. Corn Cash C6Vi; Sept.

Dec. (12: Oafs Cash 12; Sept. 43; Dec. May WW Clover Seed Cash IffaAP; Oct. 12.10: Pee.

If.ep Mar. 1A0O; No. 2 12.00: No. Ifclec'cil 1: N. PA C.

1 1 No. 2 S7; No. 3 SS. Timothv J'nmc 7.37; Aug. 7.33: Sept.

7.1": March 7.25. A. Ask' Promc. P.57; A ue. 10.53; Dec.

10. te; March 10.75. TOLEDO LIVE STOCK Aug. 23. Uoa arrivals were fairp libera! ami' the market taped hp lower.

The was weak. Packers Were chad havers. Veal calf receipts were pphf and the market rangcu mencr. Mops Selected heavies good me ail Cattle Prime steers, 12,70 lbs. and up t5.75fi C.00 good to choice fa.751i5.00; good fat 1050 lbs tu Ids.

57 Ajiiit.73. fair to good lbs f3.2o®5.G0; common and light steers choice tat cows Ji a ii t) paod cws 1 i common co vs i.Ad'.P rS.a'd: tstapcrs ami patters J2.25W3.00: prime export bulls S1.50SJ) SAw, pa, oil butcher balls 50: fairr to good bolognas common Sf( Pop choice 'at. laafers fi, 'AaSA'p 1 1 i pi Rood heifers common and light heifers HMIHSfl; K00d to choice fcedinp sfcets ::.2.7, fad in feeders Jk.Vi stoekers, ped to ciaacc, sioekers, camnaan to fair, Sl.i'iP 1.2., milkers and springers Sheep and Pa in as Prime wethers J3.23 poi! Pi choice mixed fair to good ends and common 51 AAef.pp clipped lamPs JS.Ai'a om linn yearlings lamPs Af thoite to extra 1 and pailfed $5.1 ket dull. Veal. ves.

re ip malket stebdy. sheep ami eecipts OfKI. lambs 25t; lower, ady. i holPu sprint. lambs as.

ecipts P.App inark. xlremc la avics paa.liam tied dphf yorkers pips ronphs SUiCs Oats 12. Dee. "ll', TOLEDO PRODUOB. TOLEDO.

Aug. Femy I'llgm creamery. 1 lb. prints. 27Apd2Ss, solid pack Vruccss Puffer I'.

a Ih And dairv, prime. 22e; packing stock, llic: olea i 'h ee a Choice Michigan. 13811c: New Void; state. 14c: brick lac; limburger 15 be. Socialist KetfresenUftive Berger de i dares that wo shall cld age i)tn I sioiis in this' country within five years, tuid a new Gonscituion within VPS 10 'f A Rochester girl, says the Herald, et, 1, known as Liege metal, wHnch mm 40 l'er CCIlt ''KWw ahtminnm.

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