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pmi, THE 8AUK HEWS, SAUDI, OmO FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1908 Saturday Sale seasonable Merchandise At gppriAL PRICES iiTinVooi Blankets 3.75 vi pure wool weight 412 also checks and plaids in blue, pink, Poun(K white, red and black, etc. tan, blac 07 All Wool Blankets Now $2.75 flood size, cvtra weight, colors red and black and plain I a few pairs left. A bargain for somebody. ADVERTISERS Unitarian Church. The Smith L.

J. The Oriental Sale. A. W. Jones Sale.

Fawcett's Bargain Mantels. Albert The Smith-Eckstein H. Stanley Flour. FEW RATIOHS SO FAVORED AS THIS (Continued From First Page.) grey sneclal Prices on Cotton Blankets 10-4 Grey or Tan Cotton Blankets 11 r.rpv or Tan Gotten Pair Crey Colton Blankets estra SJ 25 Pair a Grey Cotton Blankets. 50 Pair Fancy Stripe cotton Blankets Special JI.IO Pair H-4 wool Finish Cotton Pair Special Crib Blankets 1.00 All new designs and colorings.

White, Blue, Piuk, Tan Bed Teddy Bear, Rabbit, and Aesop Fable Patterns; plain Grecian Borders. Dainty new things at $1.00. Hosiery Specials 25c Values2for25c 15c 2-25c 15c THE PARAGRAPH PULPIT UNITARIAN. All are Stored. If one lesson is taught us more plainly than all others it is that there is in this world nothing secular.

All is sacred. Ail alike is permeated hv the spirit of the divine. There is no day more holy than any other day. no act and no place. Whatever the time or the piece, i4od is there, and makes It sacred by His presence.

This i 1 the larger lesson that humanity needs to learn before it can enter into the larger troth. Kvtry especially that we might hasten the coming of that glad day when world snail be filled with His glory as the waters cover the Gladstone, the great English statesman, said: 'We tiaxe a natural base for the grandest ton- tinuest empire ever founded by man. These basic principals are liberty and the pursuit of Life and the pursuit of happiness constitute the arch of our republic. Liberty is its keynote. These are our birthright.

For these we should be exceedingly thankful. We should be thankful tonight tor the peace we enjoy: that our country is at peace with itself and with all the world. We should be thankful for the great political reforms of our day, graft and corruption in high places. We should thank Hod for an awakening of the public ton- science; for the great moral refoims, that of temperance which Never Falls to Restore! Gray Hair to ltsNatorall Color and Beauty. 1 No matter how long it has been gray I lor faded.

Promotes a luxuriant growth I lof healthy hair. Stops its WUMOBh Sand positively Idrufl. Keeps hair soft and glossy. all substitutes. Sin 1-00 as 50c.

size. Is Not find 30c. bottles, at 1 Send 2c for free book olthe HiOr. II Philo Hay Spec. Newark, N.

J. I Hay's Harilna Soap cares 1 Ji and chapped hands, and all skin dis-l I mws and soft. 25c. drugs lata. BSend 2c hook Care the blun." IF.

T. BENNETT, M. 8. HAWKINS. Footwear at the Following Prices Men', $5.00 Shoe, ,4 Men's and Ladies' $4.00 Shoes at 3.25 of ground 7s holy ground, every sweeping our country from the common thing is every mired goutk lf) the North and from the East man is inherently "divine.

Knowing1 this, can you de3pbe anyone or any thing? For free literature address Rev. A. Irvine I ones. UNITY CHURCH. SALEM.

TUBERCUL0I8 CAMP ON THE HILLS HEAR LISBOH 10 dozen fine Gauze Lisle Black Hose, the 25c kind, Saturday 30 dozen black Mercerized Hose medium weight, regular 25c kind. COATS. SUITS. FURS. WAISTS.

A. W. Jones Co. Men's and Men's and Men's and To Close Out 3.50 Shoes 3.00 Shoes at 2.65 2.50 Shoes at 2.15 Strictly Cask to the West Our resources, they are vast and great. Our soil is richly embedded with all kinds of mineral.

Their llch- ness is untold. Our manufacturing and industrial interests are large. Our commercialism is unsurpassed by the world. Our agriculture is the richest on the globe. It nourishes and blossoms all the year round.

The worlds TI a Burke 'food are for the ra03t Lisbon, Nov. 26 Dr. A. Jn the 8ame year they are oon- an authority on tuberculosis, of P.tts- neyer very tar burg, has purchased the 29-acre farm d0Qr3 If f00(Utuffs should ol W. H.

Brokenshlre, one mile wuM be of here, and will a staring U8 the tare. Ood has prom- torlum for the treatment of harvMl lion and alcoholism. The farm la ba8 given u8 near the summit of one of the numei-j our dJll bread He bas one lofty hills near Lisbon, and ilI a the reward6r 0( Ill08c desirable site for such purposes. Dr. work Uim and tor Burke will erect two cottages and ng mlracle nuroherof tenta 1for the of hag asala consuntption.

The fact that the uoa-, thanks? tlon for such a sanatorium has been er to every conversation, anti the trusted teacher by whose word perplexity is dissolved. Let us give thanks. If we have Christ as our counselor in the larg responsibilities of life. If we have learned to 'ook for his footprints when it comes to a fork in the road. To have him is to be rich indeed.

All who know whatever else they have failed to at- Having him, yooooooooooooooooooooooooo SPECIAL COLLARS ISo grade IO CEINTS Friday and Saturday Within Ev try Inverted Lamp Complete, Ready for Use hr Cents or oxidised. This directly you buy in notion battle. and Take llal(s Puullv for price shipment Juts only while does. tht Powell UP-TO-DATE PLUMBERS Beil Phone 700 No. 6 Dvpot St, EASTMAN fixed near Lisbon is a compliment to the healthfulness of this vicinity.

Our bulwarks, the bulwarks of our nation are the home, the school and the church. In these are our hope and stay. The home, the family, is the founoa tlon of civilization. Whether simple or elegant, there heaven is, as nearly as earthly eyes can see It. Let us draw our curtains, take a little taste see how rich our homes Thanksgiving Stag Postponed.

The annual Thanksgiving stag of the B. P. O. Elks, which was to have been held Thursday night, was postponed on account of the death of H. E.

Bullard, whose funeral will be attended by regular meeting was held, at Frank Harroft, the new secretary, was we Installed anil the following of electeil: K. L. Webster, N. L. Releh may siraple or lncom bered with debt cr-mortgage.

It may be centcd. but If love dwells there peace, confidence and trust, It is the the lodge in a body. we have to he thank 1 ful for. and S. W.

Ramsey New Gas Sfoves, New Inverted Gas Burners a variety of gas globes at 10 cents. Gas mantels at 10c 15c, 16c, 25c each. Our special 2 for a quarter mantel is one you should remember. Here's stove pipex elbows, rshmrfT Lota of Christmas things coining in at BAKQAIN STORI2. Little Gamble 35 Street KODAKS Take Real Pictures $1.00 to $25.00 Just the thing to give that boy Christmas.

BENNETT'S DRUG STORE Licensed to Wed. Lisbon, Nov. C. Hasson of Madison township and Lydia S. Barton of Elkrun township; Jonathan Volnogle and Arter A.

Houlette, both of Columbiana county; H. A. Tullis and Nancy L. Barger of Center town- I slilp have been licensed to wed. Balt a Big Success.

The usual large attendance was present to thoroughly eujoy the an tain, they have him. they are rich indeed. If we have something worth while to live for let us be thankful. Some all consuming purpose. Some great labor of love to perform.

If great and grand opportunities, given of God to us, to go forth and labor and sacrifice, to help bring that great era about when His will is done on earth as it is done in heaven, let us be glad and rejoice in our day. Let U3 be glad tonight and give thanks unto God for all His benefits. 1 close with a few lines from Tupper: For all that God in mercy sends; For health and children, home and friends, For comfort in the time of need, For every kindly word and deed, For happy thoughts and holy talk, For every thing give thanks. For beauty in this world, or ours, For verdant grass and lovely ilowers, For song of birds, for hum of bees, For the refreshing summer breeze, For hill and plain, for stream and mood, For the great oceans mighty flood For every thing give thanks. J.

BLOOMBERG J. S. Townsend, 94 Main Street, a and Medium Edward Hall OF WASHINGTON, D. C. He Is not a fortune teller dealing In pleasant of grand but as an advisor upon all affairs or life he is without a peer.

WITHOUT PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE and having no natural means of knowing, he tells you what you wish to know, be it good or had. Gives advice upon love, marriage divorce, sicknees, travel, changes, investments, In fact everything, end points out the way to gain your desires. The name stands for re liability and accuracy. Remember if no satisfaction is given no fee accepted. READING8 50c- HOURS 10 A.

M. TO 9 P. M. Coal Coal The new machine mined and cleaned coal is unequaled in this market, ihe rush is on. To Insure prompt delivery send us your orders as far in advance as possible.

Every customer is now a pleased one. A. C. PALMER Coal Broadway. 340; Col.

Co. 418-K. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. THE STATE Of OHIO I Salem Ohio, ColumblHna County. 88 Nov.

13,1908. otice ia hereby given that tne undersigned have been appointed administrator, with will annexed, of the estate 01 Hiram T.jrlor, KENNEDY, Administrator with will annexed. Boone, attorney. PublUhed in the Salem News Nov. 18, 20 and 27,1908.

PARLOR8 60 DEPOT SALCM, OHIO. THE DEATH RECORD Ctimoooooooooooootl The drawing power of an advertisement Is gauged by its drcula- lation. If you want to reach the people of Salem and vicinity use The News I DOLLAR STORE I SI EAST MAIM ST. 000000000000 dearest spot on earth. It is the ceil ter of the family group.

Oh! that is what makes it blessed. Think ot the wandering and homeless Some of thtse, God pity them, Toi the lack of such a home are going down! Some of them will rise to honor and usefulness to look back upon a homeless childhood; to I lament how empty and barren was Lai ball gives by the os their childhood. Ohi the sweet mem lavo. Ini-tea nf the childhood home. 1 hongt Christmas Why not have some Photographs made to give your friends for Christmas? A few dollars spent in this way will go farther In presents than a like amount spent in any other way; besides there is nicer to give than a good photograph, and nothing more appreciated.

Now is the time to have your sittings for Christmas Photos. wait until the last few days. keep Photo Supplies of all kinds. S1UDI0 10 W. Main Sf.

Salem, Ohio. Thanksgiving eve in hall. Fol lowing a time-honored custom a mod ern stove was given away, the recip ient being Allan Thomas. Attending Whist Club Meeting. Lisbon, Nov.

C. Connell, Dr. J. F. Steele, Ross Firestone, W.

L. Armstrong and M. Miller left yesterday for Cleveland, where they go as representatives of the Lisbon Whist club to attend the meet of the Ohio Whist association. SALE ENAMELED WARE AT THE ORIENTAL. FOUR-COATED WARE AT ONE THIRD ITS REAL VALUE.

279h Meerschaum Pipes CABBAGE 5c HEAD Lettuce Celery Parsnips Beets and Grape fruit iTVTce Mackerel at 10c 1 ALL GARMENTS FOR MEN large line of samples to select from. Pressing and Repairing promptly doae. W. WEBER ot Street. The largest and best assortment of Meerschaum ever shown in the city.

We have all sizes and prices from $2.00 up. They are the best to be W. D. C. brand.

Cali and see them at Smoke House No. 9 Broadway. TURKEYS Come to the wide awake market Dressed Turkeys 20c per Pound Chickens per Pound Fresh Select snd Standard Oyatcra AT-----WM. 65 Broadway Phones 213 5 Deliveries each Day, 6 on Saturdays East Ends Victorious. The Ohio avenue and Bast End football teaons clashed In a lively game of ball Thanksgiving forenoon.

The result was 5 to 2 in favor of the Bast Ends. VANCO HAND "Had dyspepsia or indigestion for year r. No apoetlte. and what I did eat dlsirt-t-sed iu- Burdock Blood rs cured H. Walker, Sunhury, Ohio.

Be kind to your skin. Use only Satin skin cream and Satin powder SALEM BUSINESS COLLEGE pETTER SPEND A QUARTER FOR A WANT AO property remain vacanL Night School i9 now in session on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Many of cur former night students have doubled their earning capacity. Ask for further information, v. a.

MATTHEWS Frin. Salem, Ohio. cries of the childhood home. Though one may wander far in foreign lands, yet memory recalls the home of his youth and childhood, and he can ring, with John Howard Payne, p'oas- ures and palaces though we may roam, Be It ever so humble there's no place like If we have our loved ones we should be thankful. 6h! how the loved ones sweetens toil and lightens life bur- dms.

At the close of the day when the laborer returns to his home, it ever so humble," he finds it bril liautly lighted, warm and inviting, the best supper, circumstances will aUOra, awaiting him. his wife meets him at the door and welcomes hLm by p'ac ing her arm about his neck. The mother sweeps the floor, mends the stockings all for loves sake. Clothes must be mended for the little ones, luel must be provided and the wolf kept from the door. But oh! how blessed is the labor for loves sake.

Let iio be thankful if we have our loved Mr. Kiser has "A little face grew pale one day, And in two eyts a dullness crept; He knelt down where his baby lay, And trembling watched her while she slept, And cried; God, I did not know What riches Thou hadst given me, Till death came pointing down to vuow How deep and bioad my los3 coum be." We should thank God for the place and power of the church today. For Its ever deepening and widening ruin istry. For the tendency towards union we should be exceedingly thankiui. The lines are not diverging lines, hut converging and the old ship of Zion reaches the other port there wiu be a united church and a redeemed world.

If we have Christ we should be thankful. To have Christ is to lieve Him, love and obey Him. If Christ is a factor in our lives we should be thankful. As one on whom we rely in the crisis cf experience if we have Christ in our homes is a real presence. If He is the honored guest at every meal, the silent lioten- mwsus James B.

Stauffer. Word has been received of the death in Florida of James B. Stauffer. Deceased was born near Salem 58 years ago, and was the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Abram Stauffer. For many years he lived near North Georgetown, and was engaged in the lumber business in Alliance. Later he went to Kentucky and made quite a fortune in the business, and he returned to ms native state and settled on a farm Richfield, Summit county. The mal ady which caused his death was disease. To his intimate friends he was known as Stauf fer, and he made friends wherever he went.

He is survive by his wife and several children, and by the follow Ing brothers and sisters: W. H. Stauf fer of Alliance, Mrs. Nathan Watson of Salem, Mrs. E.

L. Stanley or Be loit, Mrs. Amos Summers of Caniield and Cary Stauffer of California. The funeral will take place tiom Richfield on Saturday morning at 11 A Household Implement Grand Opera House Saturday, Novr28 and IN'i a ht Mr. P.

H.G Comedy Urania ff Only a With the Irresistible Young Comedian JACK RKGAN. And a Company of Actors of Recognized Ability. Advanced Motion Between Acts. Pictures and 25c; 35c, 50c. Seats on Sale Thursday.

There is Only ONE BEST Wake cf is the Annis Furs of Detroit, Mich. We are exclusive agents of these Bast Furs. We have them in all the leading stvles and qualities; also have them very moderately priced. Look Them Over MOORE REEVES That Frees You From All The Drudgery of Broom and Brush Iso for Use in Hotels, Stores, Offices, Factories- Everywhere That Dirt Colllects The Ideal Vacuum Cleaner Has Brought Within the Reach of All the Only Thoroughly Efficient and Strictly Sanitary System of Cleaning The World Has Ever Known Every Inch of Everything Kept Pure, Sweet, Healthy and Clean, All Dirt, Dust, Grit, Germs, Moth and Eggs of Vermin Instantly Removed. Contains with itself all the parts of an Ideal Vacuum Cleaning System, Modem Dust less Method that Saves Time, Lahor and Money.

Does away with all necessity for costly power plants, costly symtems of piping etc. Anybody can operate it, everybody can afford it. We will contract to clean your Carpets and Upholstered Furniture. Carpet cleaned at 5 CCntS per yard OH the floor. Other prices furnished on application.

The price of the machines are $25 for hand power and $60 for electric power. Will Give a Demonstration all This Week at tbe Salem Wall Paper Carpet Store Bring Your Rugs and Have Them of Charge. BERG C. C. Phone 33 Ohio 300000000000000000000000000000000000cxxxxxxxx)0000000c IMPORTED CHEESE Have rfreived Fancy Imported Fweitzer and Rooquerfort Our Domestic C'beene is ais i A No.

1. Try some of each. THE SMITH COMPANY.