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I

that lI't

.o rL

idlll with tha

t al-

-

.

Myer HYman and family

were

In

Cincinnati, today.

Mr. And

Mrs. E. I

.

Harlan

are

a

tending

the State

fair.

Gam e

r,

chiropractor,

Phone

'78.

Dr. P. A.

Garner,

chiropractor, Mr. n o

rri

s

MORher is

visiflng Tel-

Lllbanun, Ohio, Rhone

'78. a t i v ( ' ~

nnd

fr

iends in nrdington and

Mt. 1 il,cut .

l I ~ r . and

Mrs. J . T. H

err

in

gton

Ille

Mrs. Olivcr Davis was shopping in visiting iii Brown.

co

unty

and

Augus- Mr

s. E.

.

Burnhar

t,

of

C

in

cin-

inc:.innati, Tuesday.

ta"

Ky.

nOli

, spent

s ~ , v e T a l

dtl

Yll

lost week

in

'

W lynesvillo.

Dr. P. A.

Garner.

chiropractor, For nle- Extra good

Jer

sey cow;

Lebanon, hio, Phon

e- 7 .

tour ye'ors old,

calf

by side. J.

C.

Mrs. Lowell Thoma's nnd

Mi

ss Hel-

Hisey. en Early

ca1\

ed on

M.rs

. F. E. Thomas

Jam

s

lIalne

s nnd fnm ily, of nay- fondllY

uftemoon.

ton, spent aturday in Waynesville.

11118.

J.

U.

hopm"n

enler

taill

ed

the bridge cJulJ

In

st 1'ridu) IIftt I

III,

o

n.

I

. M.

Ro

bit

z I

lind

fami ly have re

turned fl'om a visit to Mammoth ave

Kentucky.

111

...

nnd Mrs. . R. Sherwood left

Tue

sdny for

a

week's \.isit in olu

m- Mrs.

Eliz.abeth ltich u

nQ

dllughter,

bU

t a nd

Akron. ' Leon(\, spent "

fl W r l u y ~

lust weok

with Mrs.

Lc

lcl'

Sur/lice.

Mi

ss Mirinm McCrny. of Miumis-

burg, WlI S the guest of her cou in Mr. anti

1111

S. f", R Moomaw

1I1ll1

Mi

ss Louise Hough, Wednesday llight H. J. Hamm went to Lo

ui

sville. Ky.,

and Thursday. Friday. retu rning Monday.

Mrs.

Marne Hatfield is back in t he (

1 . , u E

h t

two-

Mi

ss

Mirinm Spen

ce

.

of

Blanche

s- II

r. nnd \ rs.

n.

18011 urn

te

lephone after a t.er.

wnll

the wee

k-

nd guest

of Mi 88 spent the

weE'k-e

nd

with the latter

5

weeks vacation. . Esther Hlmd r50n. pnrents, Mr. I nd

Mr

s. F. E. Thomas.

i ' Take

advantag

e of the many pec- Mr

R

Fred

l\

J.

Co

le and two child- Mr. lind

Mr s. Rn

lph Dyke.

of

Day.

ials du ring August

at

Cury's Jewelry ren spent. several days visiting ton, spent SIllurday

ni

ght and Sun-

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11

BrotIdwa"

. . ,

0* Otr

. . . . . . . . .

mell-

. . . . . . . .

S'I; .

Sh

op

, Lebanon, Ohio. . tives

in

Williamsburg. d

llY with

lfl: nnd Mrs. Lowe

ll

Thom-

Mr.

and

Mrs. Amos Compton

lind JI[rs.

Mary Herrington. of Ken- as.

so

n,

Leroy of ln diunnllolis,

vi

sited tucky i

s,

for. the

present

, making her

MI

sses L

eona

and

Mi

ldred Snider.

t.he Misses Oglesbee on Tuesduy. bOllle with her son, Tom. of near Harveysburg, lire spending

L. B.

immons, of Covington, Ky., Mrs. Laura Mosher hns returaed

spe nt

aturday

n

ight and

Sunday home

after

a plellsant visit in Milfo rd

with

hi

s brother, Will Simmons. with F. C. Hnrtsock and family.

See the beauti ful new gifts and

novelties at Cary's Jewelry Shop, Little Herbert Humphreys is spend

"The

Home of Gifts," Lebanon, Ohio ing the week with Raymond

and

Amos Snider, near

Har

veysburg.

the week wit.h the

ir

aunt in Nor

wood.

Mrs. Rosalie Adorns, of Kansas

City. ' was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

W., H.

Allen Wednes

du

y of last

week.

MlS.

Anna Cook lind IIfrs. Eva

Cook, of Springboro, were gucsts of

Mr. and

.Mrs. '

C.

H: Sherwood, Sun

day aftel'noon.

Mi

ss Mildred Har tsock, who ho s

Afler a pleasa nt visit with Mr. and been \Visiting relatives in Waynes

Mr

s. H. C .

Co

lemlln in Norwood, Mrs. ville hus

re tu

rned to her home in

Kate Co lema n and Miss Louise Hen- ~ i \ f ~ r d .

derson returned home Saturday.

II

, M C ' 111 E C Mrs. Wilbur Bowen, of Ripley, 0 .,

. ra. ny ook

li

nd

1'5.

' F. A. Wright and Rev.

N. John

son,

spent

. ost with her parents, Mr.

Cra ne

and

so

n, of

Dayton, were

of Ferry,

attended the coun

tY

meet- and Mrs. J . T.

Herrington, near

Way-

guests

of

Mr. a1\d

M1S.

D.

L.

Crone.

I t W d d ft Ing

of

the Oh urches of Christ of High oesville.

as

e nes ay a

emoo

n. land county, at

Hi1IBboro.

last Sun- .

dllY

At our

store you enn select a Gru-

If you have promised yourself a . .

new watch see the Gruen Guild . en watch. The utmost In beauty and

teh

EI

' DI'

i H 'I t t Mr. and Mr

s.

J. C. Hawke return- aecuracy.

Cary's Jewelry

Shop, Leb-

wa es, gm. Ino s, amI on, a d h T d . ht fBI ' Oh'

C ' J

I

Sb Leb

Oh

'o e ome uea ay

Dig

rom ur

mg-

anon, 10

.

II ry s ewe ry op, anon, I. ton, Kans. They were accompanied

The regular services will be rcsum- by Jlfr. and M

1'S

.

W. B.

Mather and Mrs. Alvin Earnhart and sons,

ed at St . Mary's church next Sunday, daughter. the latte r part

of

the week with

September 4.

Cbul'ch' school

and

Mrs.

Burton Earnhart, of

9 :45,

sermon

and

lIoly Communion

Cary's Jewelry

Shop

is open every

Dayton

eveni

ng

until

9

p.

m. Come in

and

at 11

o'clock. see

the many wo nderful and

unuaual Mrs. Will Uorn

and

two children,

gifts. You are always welcome

at

of Dayton, spent the latter part of

this mo st interestIng store. last week with her siste r, 1\lrs. For

Mr.

and

Mrs. Ralph Miller e

nter

tai ned last Saturday evening with

one of their fn' "ous

fis

h f

ry

s,

and

IIlr. and Mrs.

C. H.

Sherwood

had

aU the

accompammcnts.

The

guests as dinner guests l

ast

Thursday, Mrs.

were Mr. lind Mrs. F. B. Henderson, C. E. Ed1varcls and d a u g ;ers, Mar -

1Ifr.

and Mrs. S.

D.

Henkle"

Mr

. and

goret

and MaQ. Ellen, of Dayton,

M1S.

Ernest But terwo

rth,

Mr. and

and

R A Conn

r

d f

'1

Mrs.

Jame

s McClure, Mr.

and

Mrs.

.

e an _ amI y.

re

st

Hough.

Mr.

and

Mrs" H. O. Cornell

enter

tained on

Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Vern

Hough

and

children, and Mr. and

W.

B. Squires.

E.

V. Barnhart,

Mrs.

C.

W.

Barnett

and Mias Velma Cornell.

Next to life

itself

eyesight is per

haps the mplt precious poneasion of

mankind.

It

pa)'ll

to have your

eyes

given attention

by

an

eyuight

Ipec

ialist.

Dr

RudolJlh is here every

Tuesday and Saturday. Examination

is free .Cu:TsJewelry Shop, Leb-

anon, Ohio. '

Mra .

Eva

' Miller returned home

Monday after spendIng a week with

her daughters, Mrs. Grace McCune

and Mi

ss

Ruth

Miller, tourin&' the

Great Lakes

and

Georgian

Bay

Herman

. Surl'lIce

and

Roy Ellis l

eft

last week for Columbus, where they

are

playing

wit:h the

AU

State band

at the Sta te fa. r. '

Mr.

amI M. s. George

E. C a r n a h a ~

Misl

G l a d y ~ Harlan, of

Dayt.un,

and daughter, MillS

Olive,

of

Mason,

Mrs. .

Warren

Espy

entertained

the spent

Sunday

'\Vith Mr. and Mrs. Earl

cJass

of '28

t

the

Waynesville High Greene and falnily.

school, Tuesday evening of la

st

week . . ,

at the

home of Mn. Espy in C en te r- Mr. and Mrs.

Vern Hough had 8l\

ville.

their

8uPPllr guests last Friday, Mn.

Will Horn and

two children and Mr.

M ~ . M. H. Allen,

of

Hagerman, and M18. FoTl's Hough.

R.,.,uanphyaically danleroua. Why a k ~

them

ftnaftCially dantreroua becauae

of

inadequate

Idaho, who has IJpent several months

visiting relati:ves in

Harveysburg and

Oentorville, Is the week

with

The

regular

meeting

of St. Mary's

Guild will be held at

the

home of

$ItomobUe inauranee? .

The

Travel

...

Insurance Company. Why do

we

8ell

80

much

lilver- Mr.

and Mrs. Lindley Mendenhall,

W..

he Itnt

to

write automobile Ii_billy btaur- ware? Because "Yourex

Bnyeneal" Mr. and

Mrs.

W.

E. O'Neall a9d

MillS

1

I

. I I Is the beat plated

war.

made by man O,NeaU were businellS visit-

anee and today ia the a 'leat mu tap e-, Ine

or machine. See

the

beautiful

pat-

o

ra

in Cincinnati, Tuesday.

lnauranc. in the o r l ~ . . .

tema at Cary's Jewelry

Shop, Leb

anon. Ohio.

Eraest

L' Harlan

,'

g e D ~

WaynesVille

'

Mr. and M.s. Donald Henderson,

Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Noble, Mr. Ken-

9 a. m. to 8 :80 p. m., Tuesday,

and

9

a.

m. un,

il

8

p. m.,

Saturday,

Dr. RudolJlh,

the Eyesight

Specialist,

Is

at Cary's

Je 'welry Shop, Lebanon,

Ohio,

~ ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ~ ~ ~ ; , ; ; ; ; ; ; ;

neth Killion, of Dayton,

MillSea Naney

TJ:eadway li

nd

Doris Henderson

were

1"__ : . . . - : o : - - - - - - - - - ~ ~ - - - - . . . . . ; - - - - - - - _ ,

Sunday dinne. guests of Dr and M

rS. Th

e annual I'eunlon

of the

Hawke

-I

Carl

Hendenon.

family was bel l

in

Memorial

hall" at

Itig . Will

Pay

For EgiS

, .

. Lebanon, ,last 8unday, with fifty-five

Honoring the guests of MiSs Janet a e ~ t .

CartWl'lght, the Misses

Ruth Steph

enson, Berd ie Gaar and Marietta

Sparks,

Mi

ss Doris Hendenon enter

tained with cards and dancing . on

Saturday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Davis

and Mr'.

Charles Davis spe

nt

Monday

in

Xenia

with Mrs. MeliSsa Redfern, who Is

In a

critical condition. . .

Min

Margaret Hopkins and

Henry

Sayl,

or attende4

a

dinner

party given

SERVICE, ' .USE

Mark Twain

'watl

aif(lod

..

lor, and

I he

often RponL happy

we.eks

crulaln ,

with

hi

R friend; H. H. Rogel'll, in his

Rellnl l '

lIch

L -Oncll they were caurht

ollih

of

Cuba in a heavy sea,

the

1l

1I1lL fJf

1\

Inng-dl'llw n and violent

II

le. Th

ll r l b b

WDB

h

eavlrl&' at

tLq

worst, and f

i l l '

Oll

lle

Mark Twain

WIIS

ups

et by t he

I-oiling and pitch

ing

of

t

he

ship. He leaned over

the

It' Iail 'and rlung desperately.

" 111 .

lemens, can't I .

get

you some

thing?" usked a steward. solicitously.

"Yes,"

Mark drawled,

ear

n

est

ly,

"Ye s,

I'd like a little island."

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- - -

ANY WAY YOU WANT IT

"[Jut dlld, Bi11y has gut char actel' .

You cll

n road

it

in his e

ye

s."

'''I'hen Muriel, I've just blackened

hi

s chllracter."

ga or

more t

in

g Ihe

\a

SI lour weeks,

is

tht record

01 Ihr.

Holslein cow owned

R. p,

Brown o(

l u m b u Ku. Her aV.nl8C has

been

96 lb.

,

IIer

d"y.

She

weighs

900

pClunds

.

GRANO AND PETIT

JURORS

ARE

CHOSEN

Boy's

Arm

Broken

l OYed . the nine-year-old so n of Mr.

und Mrs. Je sse Hess, of north of

Waynes\

i1le,

fell fron

a

tre e Sunday

afternoon. break

in

g two bones in his

urm, about midway between the wrist

Judge Chas.

B.

Dechan t hos drn.

wn

und elbow.

trom the jury wheel thefollowlIlg - - -+

numes

of

electors to serve 0 11 the 8

Grand Jury for September. They Mrs. Graham etter

arc summoned to IIppear on Thurs

d

llY

morning. September

1.

Mrs. Eleanor Hatfield, Turl\ccl'cek.

Waltel' Par let l. Cll?ll rcree

k.

Miss Vesta St.ubb s.

TU1

l1e

creek.

Mis.1

Ella St.uart, TUl'tlecrcek

C

lift

ord Montgomery, Clearcree

k.

Mi

ss Winifred Borck. D

ee

rfield .

Roy Bennett, Deerfield.

A. M. Lewis, Harllln.

Robert Garner,

Mll

ssie.

Wallel' Allen, Clearcreek.

Mrs. Ella

B.

Cook Way ne.

H.

Eeisenmenger, J.i:anklin.

Mrs. Mildred James, Tur tlecreek.

Mrs.

Jennie Sheet

s, Clenrcreek.

J . W. Edward s, WlIyne.

PeUt Juron

The names of those elrawn for Pet

it

Jury

service

nre

as fo

ll

ows.

Th

ey

are to appear Wednesday morning,

Sep

tember

21:

Mi

ss Alice Williams, Hamilton.

David Holmes,

Turtlecre

e

k.

Mrs. Elva Mosher, Deerfield.

Sam "Price, Franklin.

Mrs. Lawrence

Co

uden, Union.

C.

O.

Collins, Union.

While s itting in

1\

chair at her home

Friday

1110rnlng, W. S.

Graham

l J f r c r

a

slight stroke and

fell

to

t ho flo

or.

11 0'- co

ndition

wu

s Illunn

ing for

II

lime,

bul

we arc glad to

report that she is very llIuch better

lit s c ~

__

: '

BACK

RIGHT AT

HIM

Two o

ld

cotchmen wno

hadn't

met since they were boys

at

home,

wet'e renewing the acquainta nce

they sat on

the

porch of the s ummer

hotel. One

had

lost an eye and was

i t . i v e ubout it. Finally the oth

er, seeming to notice it for

the

first

time soid:

"Whaur's

ye ither e'e,

andy ?"

Glancing at his compa

ni

on' s shiny

pate

Sandy

retorted.

"Hoot. mon I

Its awa' lookin' fore ye nir." -

ONE SEAT AT A TIME

Large Lady

(beam

I have II seat near

th

e

Box Office

U l [ ' V

V I ~

certain

y.

ma t row

'you

Solves Farm-Mi x

Mash Problems

The NEW Wayne 26'70

Muh

Supplement supplies a

varlet, of

concentrated animal protein, that

are lacklnlf

in

farm

",alnl.

M

IX

equal parts of Wayne

26

'70; and

your

own

ground

&'1'Ilnl,

to

make

a good egg producing

muh at

LOW COST.

Waynesville Farmers

Exchallge

,Company

P l a o ~ .

25

C.

M.

R o b l ~ z e r , Wayne.

Henry

MUlard, Washington

Leslie _Moore, Deerfield.

Albert

Beel,

Turtlecreek

.

Fat Lady (indignanUy) - 'UO L

'

~ e t

y o u ~

man."

______________ 1

Mn. Emma TetrIck, Deerfield.

Henry

Husel, Hamilton.

John Jack, Salem.

Miss Hazel Whitacre, Harlan.

Mn. Martha Kratezer, Turtle-

creek.

A. D. Grapevine, Hamilton

Geoge

Fryberger,

Hamilton.

Clint Cleaver, Massie.

H. D. Carroll, Salem.

Mn_ Olive Spinner, Deerfield.

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SUN

'SHIN'E

INN

We

will serve Chile and Hot Soup

(rom now on '

7

LOOK NATURAL

, PLEASE

M

D.

BAIRD

painter

"

.

Artist-"Ye8;

do

yo.u

for a

portrait?"

,Telephone

143F2% Wa,neavlll.,

Ohio

=

. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and

Mre

Fred

'Hend

elS

Oll

and daughten

were, Mr. and Mrs.

HIlllY

Turner

and

son, of Bellbrook;

MillS

Miriam

Spence, of Blanchester, and

Mrs,

Ka

te

Colema

n.

by

the

N. C

..

~ . , last

r , a d _ a ~ y : . . . . : : a: : : . t

. . . . . . : : . - - - ; : : - ; -

- . ; . . - ; ; - - - - ; - c : : - : - - : -

___

the

014

'

Ba

-rn c ~ u b , -Dayton. -

Round

Layer,

Autd. 33c

Flavors Each . . . . - . . . . . . . . . .

~ . r ,

.aela ... ...........25c AD.el Food, Mcla ....................25c

CU.,

CoeORll1lt' or

Choeolate, ea.eh ......

..

............... .

..

..

......... .10

Country Club

Creamery 46c

~ I b . Prints

.. . . . . . . _

. .. ..

.

Pure, Open

Kettle

'

lSc

Rendered

Pound

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . _

, ,

.

P

0

tat'O e

s

Cobblers, U. S. No.1 45C

Grade 15 Ib, Peck

.. .

. ,

~ ~ . t a

....

Yellow J . . . .,

~ D a d .. ....... . ......... ........................ 25,

E ; : I ~ ~

h ........ ......:

5c

~ ~ , ~ ~ S ..........." ."29c

801

Lara

e

18

Ver,. I ~ ~

~ ~ ~ :

.... ' 'c

Ham.

"23 c

'

D.ar cured, re

Ib

.... .

Soap

' abaoU.e, .

v low

~ ~

,

. .

MillSes

EliZabeth

and

Ruth Chand

i.e, who. ,have been attendingo summer

For the

pleasure

of her

house school

at

.

the

University of

Cincin

guests,

the Mi

sses

Ruth

Stephenson, nati, r e t u r n e ~ home,

Saturday.

Mllrietta Sparks and Berdine Gasr '

Miss

J ~ n e t IOartWJ: ght

entertained

on friday night with a

hay

ride. The

ute ended at Sunshine Inn,

where

an appropriate outdoor lunCh was

served.

The

W.

C.

T. U.

will

meet at

the

home of Mrs. ',Lillian C. Mills, -Thurs

day

aftemoOfJ,

September

1,

at

2

o'clock. eA full attendance is de-

sired. "

For the pleasure of Mrs.

M. H.

Al- Diamonds 'l'bey never w,ear out ,

len,

of Hager

man Idabo, who

ha

s

never get out

olr style, and

are sate

'

been the

guest

of Mr.

and

Mrs.

L. H. as

a Liberty bond. Compare values

Gordon, Mrs. Gordon and

Mrs. Su- - n o t just pric

es

at Oary's

Jtlwelr;y

san Wilk

elS

on entertained

at dinner

Shop, ' ' e b a n o ~ , Ohio. .

Tuesday evening, Mrs,

Edith Barris,

Mi

ss Emma Heighway, Mrs.

Kate

The Underwood

family reunion

Coleman, Mrs. D. L. Crane. held BlInday, AUlllUst 28, at

the plus

ant

country

honle

of

Mr. and

Mrs.

Forty-five relatives and friends, Curtis Tomlinsonl

three

miles

east

of

including those froin Clncipnati, Nor- Waynesville. l ~ i t t y - t h r e e ' members

wood, Martinsville, Clarksville, Blan-

of the family were

pl'esent.

The UII

chester an 3 Dayton

attended the re-

ual

bountiful dinner

Viaa ,

spread

IIn

union held at the home of Mr. and der the beautifull ahade treea on the

Mrs. Harvey Snider, near Harvels- lawn' and all p t

hered

around to do

bUrg, Sunday,

August 28,

and enjoy- .

to

the louded

tables.

In the ,

ed a basket dinner, games

and other

Evart Shoemaker, of Har-

diversions. furnlsbed delightful music

OebortJ.

of

Dayton, aang 'a

A surprise tor Mrs. Ralph Dyke

8010.

and

Mi

ss Evelyn Surface was given

at the

home of Mr.

and Mrs.

F. E.

eyes

- of e v ~ r y

IChOlll

' child

Thomas

on

Sunday. A

",and

should

'

lie examined during

va-

was served

at

noon with t .o cation: Dr. Rudolph

ia

an eye81ght

cakes beautifully ornamented B p ~ e l i l i a t and ,eives speelal

care to

,

( andles,

for

the two,

.ho we

are safe children's eyell. Examination-

free,

to say, were very much lIurprised. Tuesday

and Saturday

at dary'l

Jew

Those ~ h o enjoyed this dinner.

were:

e rY S hop, Lebanon, Ohio. , '

Mr.

and

J\frs, Will of

Lebanon;

' . '

Mr. ' and Mrs. Forest Mud- On

Satu

.rday, Min Janet _Oart-:

red,

C a t h ~ r l n e

lnd ~ ~ r o t h y -. ,waa h ~ s t e s 8

at one

,o"clock,

and .Mn; Kenneth luncheon

bridlC

The invited, peats

Harley, Warren

and

Glad)'ll

",.re

.Mrs.

'

Altt'ed Wrlgbt, ot Phlla,

David Thorn " Miss 'Cora delpJlia, and ' the MIII88I Harriet

Arthur

q i h o ~ Mr. and

,Mrs:

S h i m p , of Leban

'on,

Elizabeth

Blck-

Surface, Evelyn and Dori, . of Rllth Stephenson and

Mrs. '

Mrs.

LOwell

RalPh Dyke, Everett

friend,

Misa Elbabetb Luc.,

of

nOJl,

Mr. and

l in .

P.

Ii:,

;rho

..

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-

-

Mere Impression

A student once a ~ k e d great m a s t ~ r

how

'

to

mix his colors or paints .To ,which the

master replied: "Prime colors,

3

little oil, and

lots,

of

brains, well

mixed/

.

So with 'printing,

A

good printing job is

more . han type, paper,.ink and a good press,

Craftsqlanship

is

in selection of

type

faces

suited

to

the job in hand;, paper in tones,

shades

or

colors; harmonious ihk

s e l e c t i o n s ~

care:ful press make-ready'- -aiid 'the 'result,

printed

matter.which c0f' veys character.:

Let uS

demcstrale all

we

mean' n

y o u r

~ e ~ t

printing job.

Good

. printing costs' no

more

'

t h a ~ inferior jobs. " .

.Phone 112 and We .Will CalL

. a

'MIAMI