The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 10

TKN- i 1 SANDUSKKO COURT NOTES in- iPpP'-inlt J.Miii of who lirrr "Jnfl-c" Molil- of 'lY'ln'o. formrr opornlivo of a rriv 'litrriivp ntgrnry In Iflt- city, In Prrmont torla.v 'o IK I rlnvs. MolilT will 1 r.i tiio opprallvft inlli tii privnfp find -nunly for 'pot'-ijly niy.cl''i inus if riydr- voiitli ycnm apo. m.iflf- urn- roiinrrtinn in nmrli IhP cnni'' U'-f 'n H'troit nboiit yfn nco. niilirt RrniUs Window TnilvTr, of p.

''capf latf U'rdnrsd wlirn 'IP 'l tn to pay .1 hiiilrt-Fliatlrrcl in Ilir inmr of Julia "abo. here. Ac- to Iiijii'fy Tom Task mailf Ihp Inv icat ion, yoiinp I'lii 'lvTr or four otlipr vinitlis slKHiiinc rifle the Snho home, on mornlnff, when a huUct from I he noapon brokr a window and fell into flic liodroo of the I for the of llie Sabo famil.i- tlic ii Issilc fell harmlo.isly to tlie floor. Tiirko wa? said to liavp admitted to tho dfputy that he fired the shot, and npreed to buy a now window. Names of Itip other youths vi 'lth TiK-l -'r were not learned.

Urmsed To Wed A marriage na on Thursday to Carl L. tiaar. 22. an- tomotille nieclinnlc. of Klmore.

and I-iicille 21, honsework- rr, of Gibsonliurfr. Probafe Notes Apidicntion for the is.suaiice of letter" of adTninlf for the fts- tiin.Tted rstate of the late ,1, was filed In probate covirt by Chri.s- tiann Washerman, Acconnt of final of the of the Fate neorpy. H. l.anR, of Oihson- biirir, wns filed. Sheep ClaiiDS Pheep and animal clnims foi- of Anna Knficld of RiirKoon, Hosiery Specials Friday and Saturday $1.35 Finery Hose Service or Chiffon These wonderful Finery need no Introductlan.

Here Is an oppcrttinit.v to tiupply (P IQ younself for I All the summer colors. New Crepe Hose $1.65 and $1.95 Net Sport Hose An additional shipment pure Silk Hose has been Besides tho popular tan we al.so have new pastel shades. of thete received. $1 .00 More new Stitched Crepes and Silks While in Detroit this week Mr. Bamberger selected some new styles In this popular tarn.

To appreciate the different styles and qualities jou must come in and these. NEW TAMS 59c to $5.00 Never b(Vfore have we been able to offer wonderful quality of stitched crepes and silk Hats In such becoming styles at this low price. Additional shjpments have been received this week. 2 -95 A venue Revision Will Delay McPherson Paving nUOMONT, June Der'uty George M. Lleber was put in charge of the revision of plans and estimates for paving U.

S. Itoutc, No. 20, McPherson Highway, for a distance of six miles we.st of Fremont, by Surveyor I. E. Amsden, today Doth plans and estimates were recently submitted to John O.

Oalller, of Toledo, division engineer of the state highway department, for ap- rjroval In the hope that the project would 1)6 included In the late June letting by the state department. But Oalller sent them back for revision and i.s expected to delay the award at lea.st until the July letting, the THE REGISTKR, SA.NDUSKY, OHIfJ), I-fllKAV. JI 20, If: were filed with county commissioners Thursday, Mrs, KntieUTs claim dogs destroyed three sheep and Injured three others in Ballvillc-tp recently. Food and Bake Sale, Sa.t., June 21. Beebe and Healy's.

Given by Women of Union Corners Church. Rasey Scores Congressional DelayOn Bill The Register Rureau Jum 19 Willinm Itasey, chairman and legislative representative of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Sandusky. Is of the bcMef politics Is responsible for Congressional action being delayed In the passage of the AVagncr bill. "There is no question in my mind," Rasey asserts in a remonstrative letter received today by Representative Baird, "that it the author of tho Wagner bill was Republican instead of a Democrat, the measure would have been passed long before this." While aiming his criticism at no Congressman in particular, Ra.sey further declares that "we should set aside our partisan politics and act in a non-partlsun manner in the passage of meritorious bills." The Wagner bill, which Is now In the H'ouse judiciary committee, provides for the government creati Ing a $150,000,000 fund to finance public work on a long-range program, as to permit this work being done during economical depressions.

Terminating h's injunctions, Rasey asserted that there are more railroad men out of employment today than there were at any lii the history of Brotherhood. Don't Endure Slipping FALSE TEETH Do your fal.se teeth drop or slip when you talk, cat. laugh or sneeze? Don't be annoyed and embarrassed a nnlnuta longer. Fasteeth, a new powder to sprinkle on your plates, holds teeth firm. Gives fine feeling of security and comfort.

No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Uet Fasteeth today at Graham Drug Store. Meek Drug Store, or any other drug store. K. H- Mayonnaise, Thousand Island and Sandwich Fillers FRESH EVERY DAY On Sale at All Grocers Raufmann Huth Grocery INSURANCE MEN ELECTOFFICERS Judge Younger Is Speaker at Closing Session.

J. B. Greenwood of Warren was named president Ohio State Association of Insurance for the ensuing year at the convention which closed at Cedar Point Thursday. He succeeds John F. Ankenbauer, Cincinnati, who wfts named member of the executive rommlttee for the f.ext five years.

Walter J. Kotmtz, Toledo, wa.s elected first vice-president. The secretary-trea-surer will be elected by the executive committee. Members of thl.s group are: Cliff C. Corry, Spiingfleld; Perry W.

Flicker, Cleveland; K. J. Bundenthal, Dayton; J. Greenwood, Warren and John F. Ankenbauer, Judge W.

Tomlin.son, Columbus. Is present secretary of the association. Bcreving that such a law would aid materially in the reduction of automobile accidents throughout the stale, members of the association Thursday adopted a resolution to support any state cgislation requiring automobile operators to be licensed. Judge C. S.

Vounger of Columbus, state insurance commissioner, em- pha.slr,ed the necessity of cooperation between his department and the association and proml.sel complete harmony in all affair. Albert Dodge, Rochester, X. president of the New York State Aesoclatlon, pointed oat that the Installment plan or paying auto Insurance premiums would result in Insuring luore auto owners and would also create other benefits to all concerned. widow, two daughters ami four sons survive. BUY StJITS PRE.MONT.

June The 'Tii Woodnliiii hand of l''ic- niont will l)u ytho uniforms of the former Tiffin Kiks band which has disbanded. The local musical unit wore the uniforms for the fir5 time 1 lUlie liMrade here lost Thursday in connection with I''lag Day cxciciseH and liked them so well that the cision to purchase them wns reached Th-" band in concerts In the public parks here this summer. Scratch Pads 10c Pound Newspapers. INDIAN FIGHTER TAKEN BY DEATH FREMONT. June Funeral services for William rence Strlff, 7G, retired guager for the Standard Oil and a soldier In tho United States Army, who died of a stroke of paralysis at the family home here, today will bo held at St.

Joseph's Church Saturday morning. The Rev. Fr. J. U.

Waechtcr will officiate and burial will be made In the church cemetery. Strlff served in the regular Army during the Indian uprisings in the West and subseauently wns employed by the Standard Oil until his retirement at 60. Mr. and Mrs, Strlff celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last 1. AT IGHT EEP OOL Excess baggage is hard to handle any time, but more burdensome in Summer when vitality is low.

Keep up your pep and bodily poise by eating Shredded Wheat with milk. Just enough carbohydrates to build the flesh you enough proteins to insure muscular strength. A well- balanced food, nourishing and easily digested. Delicious for any meal with fresh fruits. SHREDDED WITH ALL THE BRAN OF THE WHOLE WHEAT COCQR OFFERS A FURNITURE DECORATING SET FREE! Handy Oeestlonal Cknock 3 Matchad Cut StaneUs 1 IndlTldnal StcneU This Furniture Decorating Set free with a purchase of one'half pint can or more of Acme Quality Enamel-Kote (Rapid Drying) and it would cost you at least $1,25 if bought aeparately.

This offer is made to demonstrate the delights of doing your own decorating. Simple tions for using the stencils are given with every set. Your choice of any color. FREE Acme Quality furniture Decorating-Set For Woodwork Too, Uie Acme Quality Enamel'Koto Where enameled woodwork is Acme Quality Enamel-Kote (Rapid Drying). It has a hiding power which enables it to cover dark woods in one coat.

Acme Enamel'Kote is a germ-proof, washable and non- glaring product. Available in fine colors. 85c perpt. J. MERTZ and SON 0 St.

rhone Main 728 "THE HOUSE OP COLOR" Women Are Learning To Save Buying Our Stylish Novelty and Arch Shoes at Such Reasonable Prices As These $2 -98 Blk. Kids iGteems and Blonds $4.98 Arch Support Shoes in soft black and brown kid, with various novelty patternu in white, parent and trim pumps and straps make this group outstanding shoe values. European Woven Sandals Xew shipment arrived. While and tan shadea. $3.98 Come On Sandusky! We are also showing Women's Crepe Sole Oxfords at the above price.

Sale of Girls' and Children's New Shoes $1.98 New Straps, Ties and Out Vamps and and Patent. Children's New Strap Shoes Assorti'd 98c to 4 .98 Children's New BAREFOOT SANDALS or OxTunU Sizes tu -i 98c Boy's IJouble Tennis Shoes 'I'iin ami Trintii BOYS' NEW STYLE OXFORDS Wide cut with rubber heel Men's Gun Metal Oxfords $2 .98 SHOES Men's Work Shoes .98 NSSOLUTION SALE STILL GOING STRONG AND WILL CONTINUE UNTIL WE HAVE SOLD OUT At least Fifty Thousand Dollars from our One Hundred Thousand Dollar stock. To make settlement with the retiring member of this firm. In order to do this quickly we have cut and slashed prices on every article in the store. We want you all to know that The Manhattan Clothing Co.

is not going out of business, but are forced to raise a large amount of inoney in as short a time as possible and we want you all to know that this sale will continue until the desired amount has been obtained OPPORTUNITY IS NOW KNOCKING AT YOUR DOOR This is the opportunity folks, you have been waiting for. Grasp it, the difference between success and failure, is knowing when to take advantage of opportunity when it presents itself. It's here now, waiting for wait! Hundreds of thrifypeople have availed themselves, and have made wo nderful savings. No Merchandise Bought For Sale Purposes We have not bought a lot of shoddy merchandise to be used for sale purposes to make money, we plenty of our own regular quality merchandise, that we have been selling daily for years in our store, for this sale. All our own regular quality at sale prices.

Come Today and Saturday Although we have sold thousands of dollars worth of merchandise since the opening day of this Dissoltuion Sale, our stocks are hardly scratched as of all kinds, and all sizes, here for your selection. You are cheating yourself if you don't take advantage of this Dissolution Sale before it's too late. You owe it to yourself and your family. Manhattan Clothing Co..