The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 2

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 124 PAGE TWO Hair Grcwn MARSHALL'S H. H. WILLIAMS THE DAILY REPUBLICAN Established 1815 Published every afternoon except Sunday First National Bank's PQPHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY Gives Prompt am Positive Kelief in Every 2 Cuse. Sold tf Vratrgif's. trice 3 Trial Pacl sue Ly Mail 10c.

Anthony's Drug- Store Real Estate Insurance Mortgages and Rents 301 W. Main Monongahela i 3r at ail Drus-eisU. or seat prepaid by Williams Mpo.Co. CLBveLAMO.O. Anthony's Drug Store Issued ly Monongahela Publishing Company, Incorporated Oct.

2, 1924 or No Money Notice the Van flex-tble rubber massage cap on the bottle. You rub the bottle over your head and the rubber nipple feed the hair growing medicine into the ecalp. One minute a day in your own home with Ess Liquid Claude E. President John S. Skelly Vice-President B.

L. Ross Secretary Robt. H. Robinson Treasurer ALLOON TIRES sue a Claude E. Towner Editor Robert L.

Wiper News Editor Scalp Massage means an abundance of new hair and the floes and luster that come with perfect hair health. Ask us bout the 90-day treatment plan. Wa ail it under money-back guarantee. Culhane Bush, druggists. Entered in the Post Office at Monongahela, as second class matter.

Members Western Pennsylvania Associated Dailies. Say you saw it in The Daily Republican when answering ads. Of Today and The Future 6 Ply WELCOMED BY OWNERS OF HEAVY CARS AND TO AVOID THE EXCESSIVE PUNCTURING IN SOME 4-PLY BALLOONS The newest Balloon development. Made possible by General's thorough insulation process. Every cord heavily coated and saparated from neighboring cords with pure rubber, not merely dipped in thin solution.

Less internal friction and wear. All the easy riding qualities and advantages of 4-ply Balloons, with an additional ease of steering and a better balance of the car throughout. cents dollars Price per copy. Per year Tomorrow Agencies McGowan Franks, R. P.

Mackey, Union News, Monongahela; Andrew Dickinson, Black Diamond; Charles Mutchler, New Eagle; (feorge Pritchard, Riverview; Chas. Paden, Axleton. -j Alright I WD 1 Birthday Celebration ENDS OCTOBER 15th, 1924 During the closing days of the Anniversary this bank wants to put out hundreds of pass books to new depositors. Open an account with us today! Get a Pass Book that may contain a $10 bill, a $5 bill or a $1 bill. That will be our Birthday Gift to you to open your account.

Add your weekly savings and you will soon be independent. WE PAY YOU INTEREST! t' a reiaii Die 4 aperient, adds tone and vigor to the digestive and eltminative system, improves the appetite, relieves Sick Hesdsche and Biliousness, correct Tuesday, October 14, 1824 GENERAL constipation. BALLOON AT IP Used for over 5 'ears AUTUMN REVERIES October days, in Monongahela, and the beautiful country surrounding, wake poetic fancies. "Again the fixed changes of the year Have brought that season to the world most dear, We meet again in the Autumn; When the year is growing old; Monongahela Flint Co. 427 W.

Main St. Phone 136 L. M. FRYE And the first breath of the fros king Turns the maple leaves to gold." The beauty of an October clay cai Chips off -Hie Old Block One-third the regular dose. Made of same ingredients, then candy coated.

For children and adults. SOLD BY YOUR DRUOQISTasai ISALk-- ide on the tire that runs with less air ho transmitted to tVDe by the Culhane Bush, druggists. adv. UVb present editor. He can enjoy it, Ik can wonder at it, he can feel it; thrill, and view its entrancing grand of easy Reclining Chairs and Upholstered Massive Rockers eur.

But to write it down requires the heart of a poet. The sunshine takes on a quality all its own; th dying leaves fall from the trees leav ing them shrinking in their nudity from the gaze of the passer by; the frost killed vegetation killed by jtood night kiss is withering in th gardens and fields; and all nature Mow It eaza. is proclaiming the dying year. The beauty of October is the beauty ol sadness. It is the beauty of death It is the beauty of the frost king who clings to, that he may destroy the greenery of the summer time he torn Some brave flowers lone withstand Ma ravages.

The Cosmos waves de fiance in the beauty of its purpli trtj yT( Kn 1 1. 1 tobacco id Wnnm The Salvia, blood red and vigorous, asserts that it will not give up' its scarlet existence. The Mari- irnld. with eolden heart, lifts its yellow head and pleads for life. Bu the more tender flowers are already smitten, and soon they will all yield to the terror of the autumn ruler who sends his biting breath fiNm his northern home.

Yes, we of IWunon- sahela. love the autumn but we Just how much saving in price is possible during this sale can be best judged by coming here to see the chairs. Then note the low price. $75.00 Recliner, built for real rest and relaxation, covered in the best CAR KO grade of genuine leather now iTWiwU Other chairs in leather and taupe verona priced accordingly. Let us put one away for you for the holidays.

SEE OUR WINDOWS. Ginsberg's The store of a Thousand Bargains. 412-14-16 Main Street Monongahela RUG SALE CONTINUED THIS WEEK. must view it sometimes with a sigh A AN INDUSTRIAL BULWARK The news story carried in The Daily concerning the fine record of employment at National Mine No. 4, suggests to us the value of this strong company in our industrial from Wellman9 old-time method life.

To be of importance in a city, a plant must run; it must run stead ily; it must run regularly; it must pay good wages. Judged by this Slow burning and packed in Soil to sasre you raoiaey standard, the National Mine No. 4 is one of the industrial bulwarks of Monongahela. When a mine runs double shift, six days per week employing about 600 men it can be safely set down as contributing its full share to the community prosperity. It had been stated, and is doubtless true, that the operations of this great enterprise means that the future of Monongahela is secure, from a business standpoint.

While this mine is today employing more than 600 men, we wonder what its employment list will show when business has reached high tide, and when its extensive operations have been broadened according to the plans in the New York office of the company. Located at the western gate of our city, it is a genuine bulwark of our prosperity and continued growth. This paper 11 always stand ready to help th' National Mining Company in any way it can, realizing its importance to our commercial life. A Discovery Equal to That of Columbus When you first discover for yourself the importance of saving a part of what you earn, when you learn of the many advantages which this sensible method of living opens before you, when you see the many opportunities for greater profits and comforts that a Savings Account brings to you then you have made a discovery equal in importance to you with that of Columbus' great discovery. Alexander Company, BANKERS Established 1850 A Pointer on th 1 rt I einokea.

doe I The Supreme Court of Illinois has banded down an opinion in which it la declared that the sale of poison liquor, resulting in death, is tantamount to murder. A new law in this state makes the sale of poison liquor which causes death punishable as murder, but under the Supreme Court ruling it is held that the homicide law which has been on the statute books for some time covers the case. The court declares that "If a man sold liquor knowing it to be poison, he is guilty of murder without considering the new law.".