Portsmouth Daily Times from Portsmouth, Ohio • Page 7

i) WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1921 THE PORTSMOUTH DAILY TIMES 1919 IntentttoiMi ffewi BertW Reg. U. S. Fat. Oft PAGE SEVEN BY GEORGE McMANUS WHO DID YOU THIS SMITH-VETS WHAT voj i LOOK, FU'NNV I VOU ARE IN WITH SMITH CALLED UP AND VJANTb YOU TO DINE.

YOU'LL. LIKE HE'S AN QUO-FQifcNO OF MINE WANT TO CULTIVATE 1921 Bf JNT-L SERVICE. INC 21-30 ye WHY TAKE LESS? We Have beeu sayhiK in this mlrertlseuieiit, for good ars, "Wlii TAKE LESS?" A great innny imve U.NpEUSa'OOD, iiid tlicir account with ns. THEY LIKE OUJt PEll CENT DIVIDEND. TiVe would lie pleased to interest YOU.

NOW is a Rood timd XO STAKT. THE CITIZENS SAYINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION CO. Afietft Over $2,000,000.00 6 Per Gent for 30 Yean, Why take less? Operated by the Hytdiins amm Company VMionl Bank BtdUfaf COURT HOUSE Suit In Forotlosiire Suit to collect due oii iuvit notes and to foreclose a (-hat-1 jol miirtsage on a Ford mitouiblille given secure payment ot the notes, was filed iii Common court' Wednesday liy Bail- Conmy (jainst John Music. Tlie suit was fil- fj through Attorney ii. f.

Kinihlc. Eclio Of. Collision A echo of a collision between au- tomol'ili's wlilcli occurred on Rhodes avenue. New jidstoli, September lli-O, wns heard iii Common Mwis court when suit of Alfred T.ipton, MiiHcct strot't, ilKainst Koy Coiinrn, county inditnr, went to trial liefore Jndgu Ilioiiiiis and a jury. Tii'ton brought: suit to recover he alleged he sustained to Ills car by reason of the collision which he claimed was ciln'sed by the negligence reckless driving of "the defendant.

C'o- bnrn denied the cliarjje of nefjliwiice anil ciintended i a Howard Tlpton; son of plaintiff, wiio wns driving the hitter's car, wns a dangerous and reckless driver, which fact was known, to defendant, aiid a I he collision was riiilscil by Hie careless anil reckless a iii which he handled his car. asked for $3)0 mages to Ills car. Attorney S. A. Skelton for a i i aiid Aftoriicys and 'Ulair for Cobnrn.

Tor Wife; Alinioli.v Awarilcil Tliomas handed dbwii ids decision' Iii I he nllrimny shit of Caroline Kmiiet.t, Nalivoo, aftdinst ICmnett, nsod Civil Avar veteran, Nanvoo. "tt'ediiesilay. morning iii Common Ileas court, finding in favor of the plaintiff and awarded (6 the wife a tract of fiS awe's of river bottom land in Washington township besides the home place near Nativoo, as alimony and a reward for the sacrifices she made mid the cruelty heaped upon her during the H2 years slie lived with the defendant. Under the order of tiie court will retain two pieces' of property situated in this city which pays him a motnhly revenue of 'U besides he receives a pension of a month from the Federal government. A neys and Blair, for the defeii- dant, gave ilotice of filing a jmitloh for a new I i i i and to prosecule error proceedings to Hie Court of Appeals, The plaintiff was represented by Attorney T.

C. Kealty. Bayer ori Genuine Aspirin--say "Bayer" Warning! 1'nlss you see name "IlsyiT" on package or oh tablets ydu IFP nut. celling gennlile Aspirin lire- srilicd by physicians for twcnty-nne jtars and proved snfe iiy millions. Take Aspirin only as told in Bayer (tirkage for Ileaihu-lie.

Neu- ralgia. a i Kaniche. Toothache, Lumbago and for 1'ilin. All drtift- gisls sell ISayer Tablets of Aspirin iii a fin boxes of 1'J. and in bottles of -i anil 100.

Aspirin is trade mark of Bayer a a of Mono- aceticacidoslcr of Sallcylicadd. --Advert isemenl Your Last Chance To See The Screen's Masterpiece ASTL.AN TONIGHT ONLY George Randolph Chester Presents His Own Story "The Son Of Hundreds of people have seen this good picture during the last days and many said it was the best picture we have ever shown --whatever you do, don't miss it. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES 3 Days Commencing Tomorrow Matinee And Night Metro Presents BERT LYTELL In The Saturday Evening Post Story "THE MAN WHO" Bert LytelPs Newest and Best Picture Sure And Remember Our MATINEES DAILY Prices lOc And 20c Night Prices 15c And 30c Deal Closed Mrs. Bertha Logsdou of Columbus, has sold her ii room two story house at 3(i(r. High street to Mrs.

Cora Uiggins. Sirs, j-iiggilis bought property for an Investment. P. W. Kllcoyhe put the deill through.

To Elect Officers Members of Peerless Camp and Peerless Auxiliary, Spanish War Veterans will meet Friday night at 7:30 in the library basement robins. At tills meeting elect officers. the auxiliary will C'ocbatmt and Waihiit Rolls. 25c per Ib. box.

Al The Clrissic. Adv Hoof) lltirilcr trial To Start A. iilair will on Thursday go to West where he will appear as chief counsel for the accused in the case ot the a against! Genrge Hoop, Peebles marshal, who will be brought to trial under an indictment charging second degree murder for tlu! iiilling of Eslei Hughes at Peebles last September. The i a is scheduled to start before Stephensbh and a jury iii the Adams County Common Pleas court Thursday morning. Hughes was shot to death while inlcrtVrring with officer in arresting a companion of Ihe dece- dcnl.

it. is claimed, and Hoop is expected to rely upon a plea that be fired the fatal shots in liis proper self-defense. A P.lnir will lie assisted liy Attorney .1. It. 13.

Kessler of Peebles and Prosecutor llolderness will a Ihe prosecution. Out Of Navy Harold Jialmert has lieen dis- Hiariced from U. S. Navy and has returned to Ills home Mere. Me is son of Charles ISalmert ol KlKlil.li street.

TrrlHH Fiir rllilMUT A jury in ('iiinnion I'lcas ccmrl: Tuesday brought, in venlict awanl- the a i i Hit; sum of damages in the suit (if Newton Taylor. Mi-Deruiiilt barber, apiinsl. L. 1'. llnldiMiian.

The suit grew out ot collision between the autimiobik's of parties which oralrreil on KHo- to Trail, near the JSnnnon fnriii. last: Jlay, am! Taylor sued for the aimiunt it cosl. him to repair his car which was considflriibly wrecked in the iu Iii Columbus. Attorney Henry T. Knnnon Cohimbiis on legal business.

is In CORNS Lift Off with Fingers Iioesn'l: a bit: Drop a i an aching eorn, ins a a rorn stops i i i Ihen eident. A W. Shejipard I slinrtly yuii i right oft i finc- represenled Taylor and Attorneys Mifler and Searl. who for (he defendant, gave notice of the fil- Ing of motion for a new trial. or stercoplieon.

was en 1 Your druggist sells a i of "Freefone" for a few cenls, i i to reincive every Iniril corn, siifl. corn, or corn Ix'tween Hie toys, and llle calluses, i soreness or i i a i Advcrlisenient MONEY CAN BE SECURED FROM THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY On Portsmouth iiuproved Real Estate At 6 Percent Interest. Ten Years Time If Desired Can Be Repaid At, Any Time. ASK YOUR DAVIDSON AND HARROLD 711 First National Bank Bldy. Phone 2686 BAD BREATH Comes from Biliousness So does a bid taite In th'e mouth, coated tongue, dull headache, unhealthy yellowish skin, these symptoms all tell the story of disordered and your Immediate need of a purely vegetable corrective to preven tion sick spell.

lnfee Revival SHU On The rovivnl ill Porlsuioiith Baptist church, is one of rent victory. The Lord is blessing in an unusual way. in showing bis power in a tremendous way, in the conviction and salvation of many precious souls. The singing is conducted by Prof. Day and lie is bringing some real soul i i messages in the good snugs.

Tlie was of hungry seekers last, evening, folks are praying through in the old fiisbion way stud i renl heart-felt, know so salvation. New names are being -written in glory most every service. is honoring his word, uml hearing and answering prayers of i siiinls. Last evening Evangelisl Hay brought a powerful message on (ho duty and responsibility of ihe Chrislbins. His "I will send my hunters and they shall I i send my Fishers and they shall fish onl.

Services at six-lhirly. Kvcrybody is welcome. 1 HUNtER SHOT Henry a a well known barber of Waverly, was accidentally shot in leg while hunting several days ago. lie had a close call from being wounded seriously. Auto Recovered- Thieves In Jail Mr.

and Mrs. ('. Hpangler have returned from a molor i through I i a a relurniug in I i uulclilac. which wns stolen in I i a a i two weeks ago. The car was recovered in I i i a It bad bi driven miles.

The three young men. who slole il 1 were arrested and jailed In the lloosier Capilal. They had lo a a car a it. becnmo nil red in a creek bed. The constable in a Mearby town was i i and he soon had (he men under arrest.

Ilamngc lo Ihe car reach $L'(H) as i hearings of Ihe car were burned out. Hunt ing in I'enusy Chief of Police DIslel and I i a i are enjoying a Pennsylvania. Pr. fs Very 111 .1 nines 1'owiis of Seventh street is vcrv ill i a i WE HAVE THEM ALL The New Victor Records for December Don't fail to hiiir Sarly. Call let ui play thtm for you.

RED SEAL RECORDS Swlngin' (Grosvcnor) Sophie Braslau 64996 Nazareth (Chorlcy-Gounod) Werrenrath 74719 Canionetta (A. d'Ambrosio) Elraan 66008 Carmen--Aragonaise Arturo Toscanihi and La Scaia Orchestra 64999 Lea dc Perles--Comme autrcf (Pcirl Fishers--As in Former Times) (Bizet) In French Amslita Galli-Curci 74718 Song of the Volga Bbattr.en Emilio de 64997 The Last Hour (Brown-Kramer) John McCormack-Fritz Kreieler 87576 Cantiquc do Noel (0 Holy Night) (Adim) In French Marcel Joumet.74519 Louiee--Ocpuis j'habitaia cctte chambre (For a Long Time 1 Have Occupied This Room) In French Harrold-Cauthier 74716 Oh Come, All Ye Faithful (Adcstc Fidelcs) (Portugal) Ernestine Sciiumann-Heink 87330 Patrie--Cantabile do Rysoor (Song of Ryioor) (Paladilhe) In French Titta Ruffo 88643 DANCE RECORDS Sal-b-May--Foi Trot Why, Trot One Kiss--Fox Trot Just Like a Rainbow--Fox Trot Canadian Capers--Fox Trot Bimini Bay--Fox Trot Joseph C. Smith and Hia Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestral The Benson Orchestra of Chicago) 10077 The Benson Orchestra of Chicago lo Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra The Benson Orchestra of Chicago 18824 10 12 10 10 12 10 10 12 12 10 13 10 10 10 Second Hand Rote--Fox Trot (from "Ziegfcld Follies Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra Have You Fox Trot (Introducing Pa-jl Whiteman and His Orchestra My Sunny Tennessee--Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago Mai--One-Step The Benson Orchestra of Chicago Tuck Me to Sleep in My Old 'Tucky Home--Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago Wabash Blues--Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago STANDARD AND POPULAR RECORDS The Virgin's Lullaby Merle AlcockU An Old Sacred Lullaby Olive Kline-Lambert Christmas Hyrtris and Carols--No. 1 Trinity Choir "Christians Little Town of Rest You, Merry First Night" Christmas Hymns and Carols-No.

2 Trinity Choir "Joy to Angels and the on the Listening of Three Kir.gj of the Orient Joyful Christmas Song" Santa Visits the Children--Part 1 Santa Clans Visits the Children--Part 2 You're Just the Type for Bungalow Don't Throw Down My Sunny-Tennessee Ain't You Coming Quit, Mnlinda? Sally Won't You Come BackT Follies Bring Back My Blushing Rose FoHies I92P) Kentucky Home Who'll Be the Next (To Cry Over You) 18818 10 18819 10 18820 10 5257 10 35712 12 Gilbert Girard' Gilbert Girard Irving Kaufman Irving Kaufman Peerless Quartet Peerless Quartet John Steel John Steel Henry Burr and Peerless Quartet Arthur Fields Darky Stories Irish Stories Ross' Dog Trot Ron' (Banjo Solo) Walter C. Kelly Walter C. Kelly "Black Face" Eddie Ross VBlack Face" Eddie Rose 918 Gallia Street 35711 18811 18812 18813 18821 45255 18815 12 10 10 10 10 10 10 Heavy Cold? Ghest All Clogged Up? ON'T let it get a start, Dr. King's New Discovery vHIl get right down to work, rclicrihg the tight feeling in the chest, quieting the racking tough, gently stimulating the bowels, thus eliminating the cold poisons. Always reliable.

Just good medicine itiade to case colds and coughs. fifty years .1 standard remc'dy- All the family can take it with helpful results. Eases the children's croup. harmful drugs. Convincing, healing taste that the kiddies like.

At all druggists, 60c. Dr. King's New Discowrv For Colds and. Feet Badly? Bowels Sluggish? Haven't any "pep" in work or play. You're constipated! The stimulating action of Dr.

King's Pills brings back old time energy. All druggists, 2Sc. FfcOMPT! 'GRIPS PfcKintfs Fills i -Sugar OttrlO THEATRICAL Good Show At Sun Tonlpht I he Metrpuoliuin licvuo Company will present 11 bbniplpte change of bill at Ihe popnltlr Sun. Tim Company's gingers, siiccliilty ilaiiL-eTS and Trio Save it big hit already this week. Maiiagcr Frank -Mallcy will be seen in Mack- fncc role Iii the rculninlilg sliows of the wbclc, thft leiiturcs including the tng of tiie iictrbpolilmi Trio, NofT, the Caruso of vaiuleville, LnMont liral (lancing ilolls, anil Chic ami U'i'iiiar iii and patter, made big hits, ypalI'nlny.

Dorothy Dalion is to be seou iii "GuiH.V Or Love," a special tive-reel fcutuvc. Mul'inuc. dally with twd sliows iit lilght. Popular prices. Boat Moremtnts Hoat.

movements oh Ohio here lodny were as follows The Chris ftrecn, Trtcoma nnd Genel-al Woml tiassed down tliis iuornlng i an hour of each other, all being boniiil for Uiiicihhiili. The Betsy Ann bound for port, was forced to back to i'lttsburg ft IT reaching Vt. last night by reason of th'e high stage of the river a i the steamer so high I a it. could not pass nlHIer the, railroad bridge ul. thai: poitil.

Here On Business. George Lehman ol is in the city on business and to visit relatives. He was for many ycrtrs a resident of this city. Back From AViiverly. Clips iliggles has returned from a business trip to TVaverly iri the interest of the Wolff Clothing Co.

5fr. Barry Here. James Barrr; superintendent of motive power of the N. and W. paid relatives and friends here a short visit Tuesday.

Enjoyed Hunt. Payne, an N. engineer Is ifom'e froiii ii successful hunt in the vicinity Dickson, W. Va. Quinine is bark.

Gas, Indigestion, Stomach Misery 1 1 1 1 0 a a i Many New Arrivals In Fur Trimmed Coats Included In This Celebration ALL AT SALE PRICES Many models arc faithful reproductions of Coats designed in Paris. The collection includes every fashion--approved silhouettt--the lowered Svaist-Hne, the new skirt- flare, extenuated sleeves, or the straight tailored lilies. Every woman is interested in carefuA and enduring workmanship in winter coats. In these, all the little details---collar attachment--lining insertion--seam stitching--decorative stitching--are carefully looked after. The fur trimmings arc: Caracul, Beaver, Squirrel, AVolf, Mole and Australian Opossum.

The materials: Panvclaine, XJlua, Normandy, Polly-anna, Evora, The colors: Sorrento, Malay, Navy, Black. $59.50 TO $79.50 Values Up To $125.00 "The Busy Shop For Women Who Know" obtained from -Peruvian "tape's JJliijicpslh" "really dois" pill bad stomaehs in docs" overcome imliKystMh, Oyspep'sla, gas, libiirtliurn ftiid Kotirness iti minutes --that--just that--makes Fujic's IKMWlu the larROSt sellhiK stolnueh regu- liilor in the world. It eat fenuents Into stubborn Jumps, you belch cas nnti crnulnle sour, L-il fnod and acid; hehd is dizzy and nehcs, roiiicnilwr the nioulcnt 'TaptTs Diilliepsin" TOtnes in eontncl wiiii the stomach all such distress vanishes. nstoiUsliiiig--almost liiarvelous-- and Hie. joy is its A Inrgi: case of 1'ape's Diaiicp- sin is Its weight in gold to men mid women who can't K-'t their stomachs rcpulaled.

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