The Coshocton Democrat from Coshocton, Ohio • Page 9

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25,1927 TELE Zoo Keeper Has Bears For Sale, All Guaranteed R. Colo --If there are a purchasers of guaranteed black bears in the I'nlted States, the keeper of th" Denser zoo like to hear them And he does, the keeper Kli i crate one guar.ia- bear aud bhip it post-baste to llie purchaser, i i the pro KSS In rotation i his of guaranteed black bears is re- A guaranteed black boar. It might be mentioned, ib a kind of bla bear, a bear a bear a eat a a han(K Gross is a i to sell some of his bears He hab 2- of and they are c-owdiiig out the animals at tne zoo Furthermore. eat more ihin lh" zoo a for Still Gross expects more bears, some bv a a increase and bome bv the of citizens casiictllv rj'id i the i a hai of and then a a a to DeiiMT zoo, i i a'tcr a us Grosi put it. la a zoo and not a bear a Despite a a of bears, all i of in the cagps i his office.

Gross has considerable a i for especii'llv the guaranteed ones a of a a black brrirs. thev can a the.r a home i a rromisf Gross i not use his Ruarauteed bears at raw material for In a i i these guaranteed bears must be treated ted and on a i and nolida-. be sucar, because as Grots put "That's they expect." COLUMBIA COLUBIA. 23--Mr Wil lianas, of Cleveland, has had some burvejmg done lor a. golf course on the farm formerly owned b) Lman Sab n.

There hab been considerable i done he-e the past nvetk A Cleveland mail arrested Tuesday for i i a hen Constable Forest twk fore Justice ot the Peace Herman bnell liutd him 1 0 0 0 and CObtS. The i i Sundai a opened by Kev A Music conbi'-ted of a bo'o Mr Samuels and sele aoiis the Baptibt orchestra led b- Mrs. a preached the sermon and a a i to $10 GO n-is a up for Red Crosi The Oman's Hoire 'M-t'-ion soderv i meet i i Squire afterncoii. Noi I'o. 2 to Mr and Mrs George a at tended the funeral of an un-le.

Rev. at Ft I I near the I i a 'me, Rev. a i years of age, i lr inntii and Hance alicT fisitf Mr t'l re's brotherNat Ohio, and a cousin at. AshlanJ I of was in town last Tuesday and took dinner i hlb bitter, Mrs Kate Snell A number have been to bee at lierea the pait xcsk The a a dinner and meeting will 6 by ttie Lni- te-' Karinero' Exthauge to MX kholders and their wives on Monday ember 2Sth. beginning at 6 30.

Air aad Forest a a a and George Karchat Sunday afternoon the home of Mn lies' s-iMer. Mrs Luella Literalv of Mr and Chanefe a tn- lertamed rt i Sunday in honor of the i a c.o\er; being laid for pl- GuebU, Mr and Mrs a a a a Otto Yobt of a Mr and Mrs Charles a of Jerrv i i Mr and Mrs Burl i Mr and Mrs Lon a i Hilda and Hazel a i a of Norm Eaton and A a a a i I le and Viola a i a at tl-e i cf Cleveland to Grants i a Churchward triend, ROM Churchward ajid Roy DeU- man attended the Ohio-Illinois football game Columbus lajt yaturdar. the light at the home of Lord Miller, a former teacher In our school. Mr. is and his brother, whom a number from here bare met, is stud) ing medicine Mrs- Bessie McConnie gave a paily to her pup'ls in music a tbeir prartiee last Friday aft-r- noon.

On Friday evening. her class will give a recital consisting of i i numbers at the hall remember tne recital by her pupils last as a real treat Harrv i has been ill John LoisKbon Jr a a i i in i Ck i one el( lareitx, A a of I i a a i ir i a a i Mrs Frj'ik i a The Bap lit ladies a installed ne- heating equ-pment in the basement Mr aiid Rose of Senile spcn' Sundav i Mr and Mr-- Fred a a a i --even from here took ihe chartered bus tup to a Fridav L'poa a i i there al! repi'-ierfd at 12 3" Dean i i a gave lus 'a ii'ous i a lecture the C.rauge i a at arnio--v Tl-e i rho-ved i and the Granje Irom the He the beautiful paintings, landscapes and Biblical scenes. Following this the Sth degree or state Grange work was jurea by state orncers to 652 Including Congressman Davey The colored lighting music and costumes, representing the finest thoughts, were beautt- ful beond description. o'clok this given again to another group. At 7-30 a pipe organ recital, i i sole, music a a giren at the public a i Between nine and ten thousand people were present The 7th degree work was then giTen by national officers, the scenery and beautiful thought-, depicted bv skilled art- speakers and musicians being sublime- 10 o'clock Senator Borah his address on "Law 666 Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria.

1 It kill- to the largest organized body agriculturists erer In the Lnited A from attended the Pomona or 5th "work put ou at armory Thursday evening by the Olmsted Grange The solos and representing "Hope, courage, reasons, old age were love'v as were little children strenmx along the path of life National Master Tabor and State Master a save short talks So far the Red T--OSS membership hab reached $97. chvrch last Mrs. Clara Barttcr Mrs. Milford Bartter wtll TJfcanksgiving Day with Mr. Mrs.

Fred Bartter In Lake Miss Gertrude at this week lolloping thjree of work and will Mr. and John Bacley an4 children. Mrs Fern aad Mies Kathryn Ak'os of Berea on Authorized RAY-BESTOS Brake Lining Service Station COMPOUND i i a street car and bus hnes o' Brisbane. A a i a car- near'v 000 0 people in COHOL OR NARCOTICS) WIDELY RECOGNIZED ASTHtMOSl I i A DISCjOX tRLD FOR 11IC OF DEEP FLU, BRONCHITIS ALL DISEASES OF RESPIRATORY ORGANS VT YOUR FAVORITE DRUGGISTS PRICT COMPANY SOLfc. DISTRIBUTORS TOLCDO Orl'O Of America's Smartest THINGS THAT GO TOGETHER I Our wonderful homemade candies just the thing to put zest into afternoons at the office when work lags and hours seem dull.

They're fresh today--and every day. Bluebird Sweet Shoppe On Court St. MEN! OCOATS 29 5 New Fabrics--New Models- Smart patterns Overcoats for every man every sire. Women 's CHRISTMAS Smoking Stands nnisli smok- Mahogany tiinsli ine; stands, like cut cabinet like a cut $3.50 COATS Beautiful furred coats in all new materials gorgeous silk linings. As low as 98 Select your coats for the entire family on our Convenient, Plan Don't let the cash stand in your way of outfitting yourself or any member of your family in stylish Winter clothing.

Our credit terms are easy that you hardly miss the little sums you pey each week. 592 BROAD ST. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL 9:30 Mahogany finish smoking cabinets, like cut above $5.00 Mahogany fim-h ing cabinet, like cut alxn $6.00 THE HARRY H. SMITH co. The Big Chribtma-s festorc Pimples, Skin Skilled" physicians appearance of pimples, boils and other skin eruptions as being an indication of an abnormal condition of the system.

This is why so many thousands have been enabled to free themselves of these unsightly blemishes and painful annoyances by taking a coarse of S.S.S. "I suffered from impure blod --Tras -freak, and I had lost so mjch weight, I didn't look nat- U'-au I had pimoies and also bothered with a breaking-out that itched terribly. I also had boils oie after another. I tried different kinds of remedies, but nothing did me any good until a friend advised me to take which. I did.

Tkis VM Now I feel aW 11 aloe; fine. 8.8 gL itching and it curW Wt I all aa4 people to give S-S-f It dean up the strong and fills Mrt. J. W. Barker, Vtft Street, Cincinnati, OWo.

You owe it to youriatf It ta up red corpuscles. It laarpra the- processes by which UM at is nourished. It tune-tried i reliable. S.S.S. is KM.

at A stores in two sires. TW lai size is more economical. --Advcni JOHNSTON GIFT SHOP 5 Expansion Sal An Unusual Event The reason we call this an unusual event is because of the low on the type of merchandise we carry. Merchandise such as we offer is rarely offered at less than regular prices. Scores and scores of men and women have visited our store since this sale started and told us that they were really surprised to find a store in Elyria carrying such a variety of unusual gifts.

There is no doubt about there being some shops in larger cities carrying larger from the standpoint of variety and unusual things, we know there is no store that will equal ours. We speak advisedly wheif we call this an event that every man and woman in Elyria and surrounding territory should make every possible effort to attend if only to SEE the many lovely things-and the very low prices at which they are being offered. The range of values will surpass your expectations and we invite our old customers as well new customers to attend ttus sale. Do Your Christmas Shopping Now While the Assortments Aw Large. EXTRA Baskets Trays 87c to collection of baskets and trviib made of hincse bambo and India bweet Grats.

There are servmR baskets, flower basketv. shopping ba-kets sandwic'i They will make lorelj Christmas Gifts. EXTRA SPECIAL! BAGS $2.29 aluos to $6 00 In tbis you will find boih ponA and underarm styles. Made of good quality calf fekin in a variety of F-acb. one Is an biR value- at Novelty Bracelets Values to $1.50 There is a big var- of attractHe bracelets In both flexible and onc-picte styles.

"Now only 59c FREE! FREE! Cowan Pottery Vases Saturday Morning an inducement to shop TTO are going to give 3O ladies each a handsome Cowan Pottery A Store opens at nine o'clock. BEADS Values to $2.00 Is every color 'imaginable this lot of beads. yon see them, know yon will several 89c BOOK ENDS $3.45 Values to Book ends maXf Jovcl cu.ll 5 SOUK-' are bra-s "bile others arc lac- and attrnctiveU dccomteil in a vorictj of 'VANTINES" Bath and Smelling Salts $3.00 Values $1.29 u- a hiKh--rade prodnct. pot In attractive Kift boxes. You can't mf- 'ord to pass a value like this.

STORE OPEN EVENINGS DURING THIS SALE! SEE OUR COUNTER The articles on thJ3 table have been at random from all parts of the store a of them were formerly priced more than double thw sale price. opportunit to get worth-while at a small cost. COWAN POTTERY can pottCTA than thfa plpce is hand twrned and aro Ote low pnccs for this f5.0O Bowls, crtra special ases 7.50 Candle Sticks and each 1O.OO Bowls 94 93 'Gifts Tfiat Are Different' 1EWSP4PERS Ni-M'SPAPFRl.