The Daily Times from New Philadelphia, Ohio • Page 10

TEN The Drill TimM FRIDAY, JUNE 8, dMit. 'IL Le experienced person. Sitting members like to have their constituents read that speech. General Pershing, able executive, popular person, is being mentioned from time to time as an available man for the Republican presidential nominee if the Kansas City convention gets into a jam and has to make a sudden turn to a new man. The General isn expecting the nomination; but he turn it down.

The chances arc. however, that Vodene, Ar. and Mrs. Mrs. Harvey strove and children daughter.

Mrs. Raymond Jones on West State Howard 'arland and daughter. Jane and Mr Mrs. J. L.

Misact a Sheets all cf Mrs. Ho them and uon of est L.a- au. tmmr rnminr ut FMpin- dau8hter Mrs- Sdta-SuSSK Ralph Walkenspaw. Mr. and Mrs.

Thea Thayer and The Scouts of Troop No. met son Wilbur and Miss Edith Brice, in the club room of tire Chamber of all of Zanesville and Mr. and I Commerce recently. Most of the Arthur Lacey and Miss Florence Scouts took and passed the Tender- Mason all of Newcomerstown visited foot test. Preparations were made Sunday with Mrs.

Zella Norris on for the second class test. Signaling North Goodrich street. was the most important'issue of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark of meeting.

A hike was planned for Wednesday. Samuel Ashman of New Philadelphia was in town on business Thursday. Alton Haller and son. Sonny have been guests of the mother, Mrs. Florence Vogenitz on Main street, returned their home in Cleveland Thursday.

Miss Mary Pace, a teacher in tile schools in Niles, has returned to lier home here where she will spend her vacation. Miss Alice Gillespie of Lansing. IP The chances arc. however, mat; Mr. an(i Mrs.

Robert Clark of meeting. A mice was piannea iuj General Pershing really would be I canton announce the arrival of a next week, in which cooking and iis a much pleased person if his buddy, I daughter born Friday. June 1st. at; tracking will be practiced. Most of Alice Wimmer wilder Gen.

Charles G. Dawes should turn the home of Mrs. parents, the Scouts are planning to go to Mr and Mrs. I. H.

Law ct wilder, the G. O. P. nominee. Their' Mr.

and Mrs. George TufTord. No. which will be. Idaho.

are guestsof Mr. mdta. friendship began back In Hie: Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford alumin- held June S.

clev.eia'nH Now you may bu? any make of; 0maha, days and it was con-lce the arrival of a daughter born Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Vansickle Rev. IV. S.

Murphy of Cleveland automobile at 3 per cent less. With tinued during the world war when I Friday. June 1st. at their home on and daughter. aJnice Ellen and the is the guest of relativesi nere.

the enactment of the new tax bill, SPrVed together overseas. They west State street. brother. Earl, have return- Mrs. Erne Ramser and son, ver- thc federal excise tax on automa arr Damon and Pythias Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Vcnscl of Ot- ed to their homes on South River non have moved into tneir sego were recent guests of her par- street after a visit with friends in home on East Stat. ents. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Kokens- Jeffersonville and Jamestown. O. Charles Lenzo and amily NO LOWEST PRICES EVERY DAY EVERY STORE A LOCAL ENTERPRISE It means that, frjende. during The inside story is that Hoover, the next year will effect a saving tQ vi must d0 so by the third parger. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Starts biles is eliminated purchasers of automobile where savings ase greatest 123-125 W. Third-st, Dover, Ohio tin! UIC I ic At Qrj uy tile wi.iw aggregating $66,000,000. Heretofore ballot, if he tails by that ballot he when you bought an automobile, 3 0 ugh. But who will turn up as WiUSIl VUU uwutin- 1311 UU per cent was added for iederal jnominee, in event Hoover is halt- A new spurt in automobile sales is cd Js another question.

most expected. I anybody's guess. Some say Coolidge, The Kansas City coir. clition gives othm emphatically Dawes, promise of being a highly interest- gomC whisper Hughes. And Senator ing one.

At this time no one has Curtis gets a mention. And a cinch on the nomination, no mat- then tliere iE Lowden. Ifs a cinch ter what claims are made. There is thcrc be no nomination on the no band-wagon movement. There tir5t ba)iot- BUt from there on no may be a complete upset at the oro hat is goina to hanncn.

convention. It is dawning on unin go to UTcrauin inc ahu uaincowvYii, Mrs. Maude Scott and Miss Lucille moved into Hieir new home on Clow and I Scott were in Coshocton on business avenue. renew Kansas City I I IU 1 I I lf 'OU calli IU tructed delegates that hold new butteries for the for; the I lip hand; as jt worth your while to tune! anxiou: to in November, they feel a responsibility in the selection of the nominee. are beginning to realize that a presidential candi- date who is regarded as being culturally mind" will make the best race in November.

Alarm is felt by some of the east cm Republican: about western farmers going on a rampage against; bv MA ll DE SCUTT NEWCOMERSTOWN i intl a feuuig Anna Marlatt of Marl at Hoover. From Nebraska and other iRun and c. J. Smith of Mewcomers- sfates come reports that a caravan were in marriage Sat- of farmer' may flivver to Kansas afternoon at 3 at the City, go into camp, and storm the Lutheran parsonage. Newcomcrs- cohventkm hall with a mighty pro- town Rpv charles Foust officiated.

test against Hoover. The threat and Mrs. Smith will reside at causes fear in the Hoover camp. Run, about three miles Justly or unjustly the farmer souti, 0f Newcomerstown. a state of mind" about Hoover.

It Ladies Aid society of St. Ja- will take Lowden. Dawes. Curtis or cob-s Lutheran chiu'ch. together with someone else to satisfy the farmer a number of friends, met at the voter.

home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. The 1928 pre-convention situa- gmjth at Pleasant View last Thurston finds far more harmony in day evening. After the meeting Democratic ranks than prevail with was served.

Republicans. The Democrats have David Christian Zimmer. Bachel- had their stormy times in tile past. or ceramic Engineering, will gradu- the 1924 Madison Square Garden atc at, Oliio State University. Comess still being a night-marc.

But lumpys, Monday, June ll. After his this time the Republicans are in graduation he will take a position trouble and they likely will remain cincinnati at Ceramic Engineer likely in trouble unle: they somehow Latisfy the tanner. The farmer isn in Cincinnati at Ceramic Engineer for a Sanitary ware plant. Forrest Rebekah lodge of rurirct vt undemanding certain things be in the will be hostess to the dis- 1 1 lr the he wants is trict convention to be held in Deni irici cumCIIIIUII iu ut in ucn- right man lor President. He cares (, 1 json Tuesday afternoon and even- more about who the presidential Junr 12 th.

They have extended ie than flhftilf P'hflt tllC nominee is than about what platform promiser. an invitation to the members of Frees Rebekah lodge, this city, to Congress deserve a bit of praise. (his district convention People are prone to knock congress. Shannon, after retiring But a that provides tai re- froni the Iiiturance business for Ids of street Mr. Shannon has had 28 years ex tax burden ha: been reduced.

And p-rierce In the insurance business. then. too, congreis has provided oui culls lute rrom thc insurance business durtion is entitled to some three years, has opened up Ills especially when this is the hee again pl 211 North Bridge s' iourtli time in seven years that the Shannon has had 28 years Mr. Neal and daughters. enacted ot'icr lielpful legislation, pidhis and Busarma, are guests as a whole, ha: rcjativea in Canton, ecnservative and constructive.

Most pauj f-fUfr (3 jjj at his home on cf the members are entitled to re street. election. Mrs. Will Georg? and daughter. Champ Cark one? made a speech Deborah and Mrs.

Chic'- George and list will lorn be remembered bv con. Roger, v. ere shopping in Coins former colleague. He that mil long br remembered by chocton recant a wool is vile if, V(r. and F.

D. con pwks a "oc'i man and then re- Frederick and daughter, cere him mc as long as he i- guests of relatives in Ulm? to s-r pointed out bus. that a congressman must learn Mr Ellen Ames of Akron is Ms- Jcb and that when hr has learned ittng Mr. and Mrs Joe Craigo on jj vn- ii. ning Mr.

and Mrs. is all kinds ot for avenue ittrict to wap him off for an in- pf canton Vc guesL of her sitter THE TAVERN RE-D CLOR ATED REMODELED I jy It let! and with Hance Floor Tavern is the Road in This Section DINING DANCING Open ery in the eek After 12 Noon Always Free Dancing CHICKEN STEAKS SPAGHETTI DIAL WlTl I OK SPECIAL PARTIES Sugarcreek Peat! Near Dover kashope xcursions A tlantic city Correspondingly Low Farts to Cape May, Stone Harbor, Ocean City or Delwood, N. J. Le ave July IO, 24, Aug. 7.

21. Sept. 4 ickets good 16 days from date of salt Affords a delightful trip through the picturesque Allegheny Mountains, Historic I and the beautiful valley of the Potomac. G) Stop-overs accorded rn return trip at Philadelphia. Balt more, Washington, Pittsburgh and numerotte.

ether points. Ask Ticket Asem for llUutrtied ooklet toll JU 1 'I MEO I TM VA, Pajjtnger Agent, r' And I uetid A.i., C'rteland. Ohio. BALTIMORE OHIO SPRING THE PUBLIC SINCE 1827 Great Sale of Newest SPRING COATS Entire Stock Grouped Four Prices $5 $10 $14.75 $24.50 10.00 Coats reduced 5.00 $15.00, $16.50 and $19.50 Coats reduced $25.00, $29.50 Spring Coats reduced to $49.50 to $59.00 Spring Coats, reduced Pick yours oui now, we have all sizes. Bpi -ss- New Shipment of Print Silk Dresses at $9.98 and $14.75 in large sizes, received yesterday Chiffon silk dresses, printed silkdresses, tub silk dresses, wash silk dresses in all sizes I I lo IG.

Many large sizes received yesterday reduced to beautiful printed silk and tub silk dresses, copies of higher priced models. Pleated and draped styles, borne two- piece styles and sizes IG to IG. All reduced to 9-98 $14-75 the wa.19 for low rHces. vs bought from cmmfacturers that were heavily loaded with dresses and sacrificed at a low price so usual we pass this sating on to our customers. JOIN OUR BLANKET CLUB beautiful wool blanket: for next fall can be bought through this Club Plan at a saving lo you of exactb $3.00.

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we do nest sell job lots or bankrupt stocks. Our merchandise must stand the most rigid inspection before we offer ii to you. We don't want of those "expensive to be from our if we can help it. You may select from a wide showing of smart shades. I Fancy Socks For Boys and Girls Stripe, check ar.

novelty Datterns in many colors. 25c Combination mould and hold the figure just enough corset and brassiere combined. Inside Abdominal Belt Jcr'Economieal Transportation Ma mr! One splendid model for large figures has a inside abdominal belt -'-J 7 3.98 Short-Sleeved Frocks In Seasonable Considerable Here are frocks that are LS sure to please fit into the stmmer program smartly and and they are examples of the savings possible here Summery Pastel Shades The delicate colors make these frocks appropriate for ail kinds of summer gay prints, are included. You can refresh, your wardrobe for lo very little now! I CARS New Hats in All Sizes Large Head Sizes Will Find Our Hats Becoming counts ti. rr Priced for Quick Action! Due to the tremendous popularity of the Bigger and Better Chevrolet in this have on hand at this time a large number of specially fine used cars taken in trade we want to move at oncCv These cars have been thoroughly reconditioned by our expert mechanics, using special reconditioning will provide thou' sands of miles of dependable, satisfactory service.

Come in today while our selection is complete. You are sure to find the car you our red O.K.” tag is definite assurance of quality and value. The the miss who is letting her hair grow will find more than a fair proportion of large headsizes in our stock. $1.98 to $4.98 So many different are included that you are sure to find the one that suits your needs The Shadow Of a New Styk Everyone is wearing with sports clothes today. In Brown and Beige with Honey Beige trim.

$3.98 Sanitary Convenient and our own A Si I i a Ie brand. The Tiny Miss Dresses Up In a Fresh Printed Frock That Washes Sanitary Consement. practical they are comfortable, too. 49c and 98c Pen-Co-Nap ij The Bucher Sales Co. Neu Philadelphia, U.

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