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Monday Evpninp, October 3. 1938 Funeral At Otsego For Johnson Hammond Funeral crvicps for Johnson Hammond. 75. Otst-KO farmer who Gets 10 to 15 more heat "The Williamson Heater Company: With our furnace we actually crt ten to i mtilf Iwal and use no more coal. In told weather we usr no more blankets than we do in the spring.

Signed--H. D. Cole. Hamilton, Ohio FREE: Furnace Inspection. Did you burn too much coal? Does your furnace smoke? We locate troubles, repair any furnace.

Modest prices, no obligation. Meioy Furnace Co. 752 Putnam Ave. Phone 1134 or 3787-W Saturday at his home, held Monday afternoon at Otsegu M. P.

church. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mr Hammond died following a sustained several days ago. je was a lifelong resident of the uisego community and is- survived by his widow, Laura and a daughter Flo, of the home; a daughter. Mrs.

Mary Cowden, Harrisburg, a son. Raymond, Coshocton; two Mrs. Nora Brown, Old i Washington and Mrs. James Ross, West Lafayette; two brothers, Howard and Thomas Hammond, Cambridge and six grandchildren LITERARY MEETING The first meeting of the Walker school literary society held recently at the school and the presi- dent of the group, Carl Kelty, was, i in charizo of the are: John Christy, vice' president; William Norris, secretary and Anna Mae Evani, treasurer. Walker Pupils' assc.ciat on was selected as a name for the group and the next meeting will 'be held on Oct.

14 at the school. JICATiD Oi GREAT FOR BACKACHE and JOINT PAINS Nothing Better for Sore Aching Feet loyfu! Relief over Night I ness in anv part of the body--put your faith "inOmega Oil-Rub it in vour neck is stiff--Omega Oil --if your arm is lame or Oil--if your hack is break- inc i i aching get OnWa Oil and get bolter--35 good. Even the pains of rheumatism neuralgia, sciatica, neuralgia and lumbago are speedily eased with powerful penetrating medicated Omega Oil. It's the favorite rubbing oil for i prize fighters, baseball and football players and other athletes -SflihS was robbed Jefferson School Board Faces Problem Prescott Gray, clerk to the board of education in the Jefferson school district today is meeting at Columbus with PWA officials to seek a solution to a puzzling financing problem. Voters in the school district rejected a 545.000 bond issue at the Aug.

8 primary after a 554,000 PWA grant had been approved by federal officials at Washington. Plans were then made for a special election, but in order to retain the grant, the board of education proceeded with plans to use a 521,000 building fund in conjunction with the PWA funds and construct only one wing of the proposed addition. At the special election held Tues- iay in the school district the bond ssue carried and now the school soard is faced with the problem of again altering its Bids were opened Friday afternoon for the smaller addition with the W. J. Paul company of Zanesville and the Timmons Company, Inc of Columbus submitting bids Awarding of the contract was held up, however, pending decision of the PWA officials at Columbus.

E. W. Austin, Columbus, has been engaged as architect for the addition. Members of the school are W. A.

Shaw, E. E. Lynn, C. 1 Cochran. G.

F. Littick and Gray. A Medical Group to Meet Here On Thursday Physicians and surgeons from 16 Southeastern Ohio counties will meet here Thursday evening for the third in the series of lectures sponsored by the Ohio State Medi cal association. The session will be held in Grotto hall. Discussions will center on "Chronic Arthritis." while Dr.

W. Richard Hochwalt. also of Dayton, will dis- the orthopedic aspects. Both physicians are wideb known, since they have conducted longtime studies of the ailment, affecting thousands throughout the nation today. Counties which will be represented at the Thursday night meeting include Athens, Belmont, Carroll, Coshocton, Fairfield, Guernsey.

Harrison, Licking, Jefferson, Morgan, Iviuskingum. John W. Reed Following Operation Funeral arrangements; lire being completed for John W. Reed, 54 North Third street, who died Sunday morning at a Rochester. hospital following n.

major operation performed there two weeks SS He was a lifelong resident of this city and was a mail clerk from the Zanesviile postof- fice He was chaplain ol Amity lodge, F. A. M. in Zar.csville.. Ho is survived by nis widow, Edna and one daughter.

Mrs. CONSTIPATED? Here Amazing Relief for Condition! Due to Sluggish think all like, just try thlfl getable thorough, re- Frances Cross, of the home; a brother, Thurmim Koi-rt. CH'lahoma and two sisters, Mrs. Mao Kiohsird- son and Miss Lillie Reed, both of this city. The body will arrive Hearing funeral homo night.

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Your druggist is authorized to refund your money if you are nob thoroughly satisfied with the benefits obtained. Creomulsion is one word, ask for It plainly, see that the name on tlie botHe Is Creomulsion and you'll get the genuine product i and the relief you want. (Adv.) For Delicious Flavor A BREAD MADE WITH ALL BUTTER No Other Shortening Used The Baker Bread Co. Seek Other Suspects In Store Robbery C. Peters.

the state liquor store! i 'KRESGE'S Comes to Style Our MILLINERY Is Right at the Head of the List 79c to $1.69 "The Place You Buy Your Hats" male 00 I SATIN DOSCHE jJJ If you've been wanting a real good straight cut slip to wear with your sheer wools and knitted dresses, see the new Dressmate! It's THE straight slip tailored as only Barbizon can tailor! Sleekly fitted to the body because it is bias cut at the bosom where you want curved contours. Pure silk Satin Dosche, regular and half sizes, three lengths, four colors-. BLUSH WHITE BLACK NAVY led last night, that police were 1 working on a new lead having to do with suspects in Canton. He withheld details for the present. Louis Duvall, Detroit man and a former resident of the city, is out under S2500 bond for alleged participation in the robbery.

He waived extradition to return to Belmont county last week where he faced the charge before Judge B. VVitien. Stabbing Affray i Climaxing an argument Satur-j iday midnight at the Temperance-, jvifte dance. Brisko Goodhart, Tern-1 Iperanceville, was cut in the by a i hv Ravi Keylor! also of Temperanceville. Physicians at General hospital, where Goodhart is recovering, said ithe i penetrated into Good- i hart's abdomen for 2H inches.

Killed on Road Francis M. Clutter, 60, native of Tyler County, W. near Sisters- vi'lle, died Sunday morning in General hospital after evidently being struck by a hit-skip autoist north of the city on Route 8. He was found by James Reed, filling station attendant, as Reed was returning to his home here Sunday morning at 1:30. Clutter suffered a fractured skull and fractures of the left leg and arm.

He is survived by one brother, Marion, near St. Clairsville. Services are incomplete. Cracked Rib Bernard "Red" Molt will not start the Cadiz-Barnesville football game Friday night because of a cracked rib he sustained in Friday's Dillonvale tilt. Molt is a star linesman.

John Logan, another first-string linesman, re-injured a i weak elbow. News Notes Jennie McElfresh has purchased the Thornberry residence and store room on West South street. Cambridge Wilsons downed the Mayfair Beauty shop in a ladies' bowling match here Sunday. Allowing but two hits, Stewarts- villa's Clark downed the local Merchants in a baseball gam" at City park Sunday, 5-0. Morgan hurled i for the losers.

i Frank Hartley. Parkerfburp, W. spent the weekend at his home hero. City playgrounds will close i i in lo'days! A suitable winter quar- tern is being sought. i City school hoard meets i ning while city council 'i: booked tor a Tuesday session.

Most of the football tenm. Coach I Thompson, band director J. C. Berryhill and students attended Ohio Stfite-Indiana grid game r.t Columbus. A.

R. Edwards, plumber and a i expert here, has been awarded the contracts for the Morristown school building. Harold Eddington his duties as secretary, replacing Mrs. i i Gill, this morning. Order of Eastern Star will i i i ate two ot a meeting Tuesday.

An auction sale wilt precede the session to be featured by a covered lunch. Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock Mr. and Mrs." Wilbur Fish, Columbus evangelistic musicians, will present r. program in the First Christian church. They have appeared in over 200 cities in 36 Miss Pauline Power was in chaise of the organization meeting the merged First, and Main Street M.

E. church Epworth leagues last night in the Main Street, church. EXTRXD OFFICE HOURS Offices of the Muskingu.n coun- board of election will be open from o'clock in the morning i o'clock in the evening from Oct. 3 Oct. 10, to accommodate persons desiring to register.

SPKAKF.R Shuster will sfwfik fit Townsend cluh meeting i evening at the a school i i on Tuesday he will a nt e. meet: i of the association at Sheridan school In 1034 Albert W. Stevens of U. S. army, a i a osphere i descended 60.000 a i a V2 in a parachute.

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday WOMEN'S WASH prints in fast color liatterns. Sizes to 52. Secure your share of these smart frocks. Outing Gowns Heavyweight, tor wr si-rvirc. I a i a novct i Silk Hose Sheer -(ilk hove in fall Kor dress or srliiml.

8V4-10 1 tne WOMEN'S Tuck Stitch UNDIES Warm and vests of fine cotton and rayon. Snug fitting. Small, medium and Priscilla CURTAINS Your windows will look crisp and fresh with these cushion dot marquisette cur- tins in. self ruffles. A good quality, nicely made.

Each pair 82 in. across, yds. long. Ball CURTAINS Lovely frocks in asoorlrri orK and patterns. 3 (n It.

and pi-i-r in M7.PB 1 1o B. WOMEN'S SATIN SLIPS 79' Charming brocaded satin slips in the favorite cut style. Unusual value! Sizes 32 to 44. Sensationally Low Priced SMART! NEW! Frocks 1.98 Great values in plain and printed rayon crepe dresses for women and misses. Outstanding styles! Don't fafl to take advantage of these bargains.

Sizes 14 to 44. Fringe Smart for 'most any room in the house, and so low priced you can afford new curtains for every window. Plain or cushion dot marquisette. Each pair 96 in. across, 214 yds.

long. Rayon A st-ttr in wmvps. headed. each nd rayon marqtii- plain and fftnry in and 44 in. 2 1-6 yds.

Tailored Net A I Curtains you'll find in the smartest homes. Plain rough weaves and figured net with neat horders. In the popular rose heige shade. 60 in. 2 I-G yds.

Economy priced! RONDO DELUXE A money-saving price for these grand prints. Stripes, plaids, plains and Tj novelties. 36 in. SINGLE RODS Sturdy cnrtiiin rods, complete with holders. Brass, finish.

Buy your needs now! Curtain MARQUISETTES your own attractive anil save. Smart patterns and colors. Sfi" 43" wide. 36" CRETONNE New fall patterns for drapes, covers and other uses. New colors! I that's new will be found in this 1 ion'.

All PREVENT COLDS! Phonr 87G For Free PHhrry Vof. Less Trail Pure Wool PLAID BLANKETS These part wool blankets are finds at price! Nice colors. Plaid Blankets 1.15 pr. Featuring Smartness and Economy! SPORT and DRESS Coats 12.75 See these amazing coat values today! Fitted and swagger styles in the newest shades! Styles for everyday or dressup wear! Get yoar winter coat now. Use ney's convenient layaway plan! Attractive! Serviceable! Double bed size.

Bargain priced! Extra Long! Sheet Blankets each There's nothing more comfortable than these, downy warm sheets on a winter's niRht! White, size 70' WOOL FILLED COMFORTS A great buy! Double bed size! Smart looking sateen covers in assorted colors. Come early for these! 2.98 Zanesville's Thrift Center Gay cheerful col- orit-for fall All Short or 1 And leirs. Metl.uni i to 11..