The Coshocton Tribune from Coshocton, Ohio • Page 5

WHIT The Biggest and Best Muslin Underwear Sale We Have Ever Held. Friday and Saturday, February 9 and 10 Every woman will be interested. Every article that is Pure White will be on display and sale on these two days at a special Discount. urn last fall for Muslin Und White before cottons begai: to climb sly ward, advance, at the old prices, for Muslin Underwear. White Goods and Embroideries, we feel sure "we ca.V pr less than if we had put off buying tiU later.

We will not attempt to describe our Muslins can not do the styles justice. Ev garment we offer at this sale is worth more money than we ask Bven -t was in well-ventilated and sanitary workshops, by billed oed)e women. Every is mace fiU and long (o White Waists Special Displav and Sale of White Waists- iifw and up to date, all at iirux--. during our Sea of 30 Night Gowns Nights downs, it 29 each White Wash Goods Wash Oooib Ht.OttO yaids ot the newest White India Lin en, Swisses, Nainsooks. Dimities French Swiss, Dotted Swisses.

-Met- Madras Mercerized Messa lines with embroidere-i dots and fig nes at 15c, I9c, and 25c. per yard White Dress Patterns, beautiful, at from $12 to $25 per pattern Everybody invi'cd to this sea PI White Sale Cambric Skirts Fancy trimmed, extra fine Skirts, Cambric Ruffle and fine -Lace and Embroidery trimmed, at $1.25. $1.50, $1 flS and tip. nre the neatest and most swell looking; Skirts we have ever shown. Ueuutiful I-aceh of description, including most popular Baby Irish SALE Cors.n Covers, at 50c, 75c.

98c and Beautiful trimmed 19c. 25c. 35c. 39c. up.

Muslin Skirts Skirts with full embroidery flounce, 50c- Muslin Skirts, with good deep embroidery, trimmed, at fine Muslin Skirts, with wide Bmbm)idery or Lace Flounces, for $1. 5fl Hemstitched Rnf- Diawere at I5c, worth 25c. worth Our -VJe, Wo. 7-iC, 89c. and $1 00 Oowns are world boaters.

Our Gowns $125. $1.50, $1.98 anJ up are worts of art THE GOODS CO White Embroidery Sea of "White Embroidery Sale. 2000.. yaids of Cambric Edging and Lpsert- ings to match, at 5c ytfd Nainsook and SWIHS 3000 yards of beautiful Sets, narrow- and all to match at 7c. 8c, lOc, 12 l-2c, 15c, 20c and 25c, worth neacly double the price asked.

UOOO yards Wide Corset Coyer Embroidery, at 25c per yard and" Tip. Cheaper than cheap. We can not replace these goods 'for what we ask for them. 1000 yards fine Swigs, Nainsook Batiste. Baby Irish Embroidery, Exquisite patterns, wide insertions for Waists aud fine White Dressed, from 15c to $1.50 per yard.

Society The Calendar. Today--The Carej Missionary bo clety meets with Miss Nora Coe. The Holloway Missionary society meets -with Miss McCall. The W. C.

T. TJ. meets -with Mrs. L. K.

Beach. Tomorrow--The Sewing club meets with Mrs. Kate Hay. The Ladies League of the Ele- Tenth Street Church of Christ meets Mrs- Johnston. District three of the Baptist church meets with Mrs.

Kirk Engagement Announced. The New York Daily Tribune of last Sunday announces an engagement which will be of much interest to many Coshocton the bride-elect being Miss Louise Gallagher and thft happy "man, Mr: Jesse Adams. Mr. Adams has scores of friends here, his rise in legal circles has been watched with interest by them all and now that his engagement is announced the congratulations are being fairly showered him. Miss Gallager is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles S. Gallager. of Delaware avenue, but is really an Ohio girl, having been horn in Cincinnati. The date of the bas not vel been announced.

O. T. M. Meeting. The ladies of the Maccabees hold their regular meeting Wednesday ev ening.

The transaction of routine business was followed by the serving of refresluuents. The next meeting Hi be held Wednesday February 21 Young People's Society. The Young Peoples' society of Gennan Evangelical church will hold first regular meeting at the church this evening at 7:15 o'clock. An interesting program has been prepared and all the young people of the church are invited. Will Attend Dance.

Miss Agnes Burns goes to Clove- and Sunday to spend some time with her aunt, Mrs. Letitia Lanning. She to be one of the guests at the Valentine dance which the members of the Beta fraternity will give. Birthday Party. Miss Lillian Duffy informally entertained the following friends Wednesday evening in honor of her brother Richard's birthday: Miss Agnes McDowell, Misses Gertrude and Anna Spahn.

Misses Alice and Anna McCoy, Miss Frances Weaver. Alice, Miss, Margaret Duffy, Misses Mollie'and Helen Duffy. Tames McCarton. i'hil" Stanton, Harry Daley, Ernest; Hoffman and Colopy. COURT HOUSE liPICIURED POSTAL CARDS SIILL TIE RACE Friday morning at 8 o'clock i.s 'tho time The Rippeth store the place the Great Dry Goods sale.

MAXWELL SMS UP THE LADDER Judge Donley will be succeeded by Judge Donley as probate judge of Co shocton county Friday morning, and today ho received his commission from Columbus bearing the signature of Gov. Pattison. It is for three unless the legislature intervenes and makes il four, to fill out the interim' that -will exist under new amendment. i The judge" gave $5000. also signed by Messrs.

M. Q. Baker, T. L. Montgomery, T.

H. Wheeler, L. D. Schott, S. H.

Nicholas and F. K. Pomerene. The other county officers their office next September. COMMON.PLEAS COURT.

Jos. Back and Edward Griewe vs W. C. Richeson, asking that the Home B. ft L.

association sot ap their claims to certain real estate and that the property be sold to satisfy their claim for $250. H. K. Hahn attorney. COMMISSIONERS The county commissioners- are expected back from Colum'bus tonight wherr- they have been attending stato meeting.

PROBATE COURT. i Will of the late Ella Anderson mitted to probate. You will miss it if you don't see bargains at Rippeth's. S-2 The rage for a souvenir postal cards seems to be increasing in (violence as time goes on. C.

E. Anderson received today 5,000 of the kind Tuck makes so the probabilities i are that Coshocton people will stop writing letters and take to postal catds instead. Sam Anderson of Laporte, is visiting Mrs. II. Wheeler and relatives.

Thciv have beon many sale-, Coshocton. but The Rippeth store's slaughter will be the greatest. 8-2 Miss Belle Moore is in West Lalayette today the guest ot her uncle John Moore, who has been ill. Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Yound and son Tremont of Warsaw were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Richardson of 128 North Sixth street Miss Anna Mercer leaves Friday for her home in Nowcomerstown to spend a few days. ICE SKAIIXG TO BE PRIME The ice skating on the hnsin is said to- be class shape at the present time and large crowds are taking advantage of the sport during aftornoons and evenings. The Great Clenr.ince Sale begins at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning at The Rippeth 8-2 ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE! By virtue of the power and authority vested in me by the last will and testament of Phillip Steirheim, deceased, I will offer for sole at public auction, at the south door of the Court House, in Coshocton, Ohio, on Saturday, March 10, 1906. at ono o'clock in the afternoon, the Following described real estate situate in the County of Coshocton, in the State of Ohio, and in the City of Coshocton, and being the West half of the South half of lot numbered one hundred and twenty-nine (129) in said 'City of Coshocton, according to the new numbering of lots therein, and according to the plat and, may of said city prepared by T.

A Hanlon, surveyor, in July. 1897. Appraised at 11000. Terras' of Sale--One-third cash on day of sale, one-third in one year, and one-third, in two years from dayj of sale. Deferred payments to bear! interest from day of sale and to bo by mortgage on the premise' sold.

B. L. Lybarger, Administrator dc bonis noi with the will annexed of the estate Phillip Steirheim. deceased. Pomerme Pomerene Attorneys.

F8 15. 22. Ota tSRYDER 6ROCERY 6B.i: Pbene 21, U. B. Revival I The revival meetings at the U.

K. church will continue the rest of tlw week. EcUpse of Moon. will be an eclipse of moon tonight at 1.58 a. m.

lasting till 4:30 a. m. HOT A PATENT MEDICINE Hyomei a Scientific Treatment for Catarrh by Breathing Medicated Air. Breathedo through tho pocket inhaler that comes with every outfit. -Hyomei destroys all catarrhal germs in the air-passages of the throat and aose, soothes and heals the irritated mucous membrane and eljfectually drives from the system all trace of catarrhal poison.

No ono should confound Hyomei with tho patent medicines that are advertised as catarrh cures. It is as Lauperior to them all as the diamond more valuable than cheap glass, complete Hyomei outfit. con- Ing of a neafpockK inhaler, a nicine dropper, and a bottle of oroel costs but $1. and oxtra bottles be obtained for 50 cents, making Itoe economical method 'if catarrh, well as the most -B. Andernon has sold a great ootfKi md 1 --7 M.

L. Maxwell, the well known and popular clerk in the local Panhandle ticket office, has just received notice of his transfer to the Wheeling W. A 7 office and he leaves for that place to take up his new duties next Monday. It has not yet been announced who will take the position in the Coshocton office made vacant by the transfer but Stanley Walker the night clerk is the next in line for the job as far as local employees of the coruapny are concerned. Fmirmary Directors Meek.

Khrich land Adams, and Supt. Lennon went 'to Canal Dover today to take the Simpson children to the home there, the youngsters having recently been from Virginia township. The I directors report ttot there twtee work to JAnnary taftt year, u4 tat Marly every towavlkip in ttw eMNttT If SHOD EACOCK, VMp SPAPLRl WSPAPfcRI.