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Tlio niati fed ward Roberts wart tnkcn
back to Dannemora prison, New York
(ate, Wednesday, nnd with little
trouble.
Parole Officer E. C. Fnrrington
reached here at 11:00 a. m, on the
Intemrhan road, coming by tho New
York Central to Columbus. Hu at
once Went to the olllco ot Sheriff 81a
baughnud Introduced himself and was
taken to the Jail, where Roberts wo
gotten ready for the trip.
Marshal Hobbs, of Utlca, who cap
tured the man was here, having occn
notified of the coming ot Farrlngton
by Sheriff Slabaugh. Officer Harring
ton paid Mr. Hobbs tho 150 reward for
the capture of tho man. Mr, Farrtng
ton said that the .man Iloberts was n
trusty and had but two months of his
time to serve. ,Hy this running away
bo would forfeit much of his good
tltiin and still had a prison sentence
ahead of him.
Iloberts had said that ho would not
go back to New York alive, and after
he was' taken from tho cell It was
found that ho had partly sawed off a
bar of tho coll. Tho work had been
done with a knlfo blado knotched for
the purpose. On tho way up from tho
Jail Roberts had experienced an ap
parent change ot heart. Ho said ho
watt giaJd to got out of this prison as
It wan one of tho more unsanitary
ones of which he knew. The observa
tion Is very unfortunate ns tho man
Iloberts had done time In state's pris
on in Canudu twice nnd nnco In the
United States. Ho was not satisfied
-with tho kind of trcntinont of a trusty
in Dannemora and It could hnrdly bo
oxpoctcd that tho Licking county Jail
would meet his requirements as an
expert.
Farrlngton Is to take no chances
on a change of Intention by Roberts.
Hu took him to ColumbUu and tlioro
nt onco took n New York Central train
for Cleveland, Tliero Roberta will get
In a good Jail over night and will re
huuio his Journey the next morning.
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Who Died Here Was Former
Clerk Of The Penitentiary
Mr. Charles V. Hauler, who died at
tils home In Academla, on Wednes
day was formerly clerk In tho Ohio
IHMiituntlnry, serving six years. At
one time ho was employed in the Unit
ed states revenue olllco in Columbus
and for 14 yearn was deputy recorder
of Franklin county, The body will
be taken to Columbus for burial on
Vrldny.
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MIhh Velma Hays who has been
quite 111 for some time Is able to sit
up u lew hours each day,
Mr. .lohu Wolfo was a business
caller at Mt. Vernon Tuesday.
Mr, James Fowls of l'lne niuff, who
kaa been seriously 111 for a few days,
la some better.
Mm. Cora Ilurch arid children,. Mrs.
Bella Elbort and Mrs, Addio Schooler
-went Wednesday with Mrs. Cora Mer--er.
Mr, Clyde Thompson lias leased
kin farm for oil and gas,
Clark Schooler made a business trip
to Mt. Vernon Wednesday,
Mra. Mary VanWlnkle has returned
heme after spending a week with her
aaether, Mrs. Kidd of Martlnsburg.
Mra. Belie Klbert spent Saturday ar
ternooD with her daughter, Mrs, Cora
'BvrcB.
Misses Let ha und Cloo Deenls,
pant Saturday night at the home of
Jacob Rine.
Mra. bela Thompson Is on the sick
Hat.
Mr. and Mra. Jncob Rlno und son,
Twlg ht, spent Sunday with Karl Ilurch
Md family.
CONr-ERENCB IN 8T. PAUL
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toljv f ' ., greBlv leaders of Mlchlgnn, Wlscon-
if.' if,-..m' "neota ana the Dakotas ur
t ?p ' Wfed In town today to attend Jha con
lljWy.ibreiiM called to discuss plans for
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GREAT
Day By Day the Throngt Of Buyers Grow-.-Wider and Wider Spread The Tidings Of This Sale's
Goodness Phenomenal Reductions Almost Double Money's Purchasing Power
The big store has been crowded with the most intensely in
terested throng of shoppers which any bargain event in this sec
tion has ever assembled. But the clearance of more than a hun
dred thousand dollars worth of merchandise is a matter so collos
sal that a few days' sacrifice of stocks has hardly made an impres
sion on the monster bulk of Winter merchandise.
MAKE ONE DOLLAR DO THE WORK OF TWO!
It's an absolute fact which has been demonstrated to thous-
The Sale Is To Last For Fifteen Days
IN ADDITION TO THE HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS WHICH
Ladles' and Missus' Tailored Stilts
worth up to $10.50, for $5.95
Indies' and Misses' Tailored Suits,
worth up to $22.50, for , , . .$7.75
Toadies' and' MIhhch' Suits, worth up to
$27.50, for $9.95
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Ladles' and Misses' Kino Tailored Suits,
worth up to $35, for $12.50
Indies', Misses' and Junlora' Winter
Coats, worth up to $15, (or $5.25
l4dle' Fine I-oiik Hlush Coats, worth
$20,00, for $7.95
ladles' Fabric I'ouy Skin Coats, worth
$20.00, for , . . . .$7.95
IjmIIos' and Misses' Fine Novelty Coats,
worth .up to $30, for $12.95
Children's Coats, worth up to $3.00,
for 98c
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Children's Coats, worth up to $5,00,
for $1.95
Children's Coats, worth up to $0.00,
for .-.. .:...,.. $3.19
Ladles' Dress Skirts, worth up to $10.00,
for $3.95
Ladles' Fine Dress Skirts, worth up to
$15.00, for . $7.49
LadlM and Mltaea' Draaies, worth up
to 910.00, for $4.25
Ladles' Fluo Silk Dresses, worth up to
$15.00, for $6.95
Ladles' Fino Trimmed Hats, worth up
to $8.00, for each $1.00
Children'! Wool Dresses, worth $3.50,
for 91.95
' Misses' and Children's Wool Sweater
X , Coats, worth $1.25, for B9o
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Ladl' and M ! Swaatar Coata,
worth up to 93.50, for , 91.95
Ladles' White Tailored and Fancy
Waists, worth up to $1.25, for 39c
Seat i American and Standard Calicoes,
worth 7c aaa terror. .'..., 5c
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Knit Mufflers, worth r.Oc, for... ... ,17c
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Standard Apron Ginghams, worth 7c,
for, yard 4J4o
Dress Ginghams, worth 10c, for, per
yard
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Wash Goods, vorth up to 25c, for; per
yard . -.. 14c
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LlKht and Dark' Porcalco, worth 12Hc,
for iy. 8'ac
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White Goods, worth up to 122c, for, .
yard
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White Goods, worth up to 25c. for, per
yard -,.H '! 12'2c
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Wide Zephyr Dress Clnghams, worth 25c
for ". 14c
Dress Ginghams, worth 12', 4c for. ...9c
Yard Wldo Sllkollnen, plain and fancies,
worth 12',ic, for 9c
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UP TO 10c VAL LACES FOR .... 2c YD.
Embroideries, worth up to 15o, for, per
yard ' ,,,... , 8o
Corset Covur Kinbroldorloa und Klounc
Iiikh, worth up to 25c, for; yard 15c
Wide Kmbroldirlea . and Flouncing,
worth up to 39c, for....- ...23c
27-Inch Flouncing Kmbrolderles -and
wide all-over einbrnldoriea, worth up to 50c,
for ., 29c
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Flint Hand Loom"' Kmbrolderles and
wldo 45-Inch Flounclugstworth up to $1.50,
for, yard ..-.., 95c
Clarka O. N. T. Spool Cotton, per
spool
;, 4c
Iest Safety Pins, alljalaes, card,.!,. So
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Talcum Powder, worth 25c, for...... 7c
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Hat Pins, worth up'to 50c, for...... 10c
Belt Pins, DeautyPina, Bar Pins, and
Fancy Jowelry, worth up to 60c, for 10c
Ladles' Hand Embroidered Handker
chiefs, for. . ,,...., .'c
Ladles' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, tor,
each ,3a
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Bleached Whfto Cashmere twill, Flan-
nel, worth l2V4o, for.,fj,
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Meyer - Lindorf Co.
The Store That Servet You Bett
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ALTERATION
ands of men and women that in this great Alteration Sale you can
make one dollar go as far as two would go ordinarily. Don't over
look the fact that here and now in this great said you will find ev
erything in the way of up to date Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Silks,
Carpets, Curtains, Cloaks, Suits, Furs, Hosiery, Underwear, Blan
kets, Comforts, Linens and Domestics, etc., at reductions that
lighten the cash outlay by' about ONE-HALF on the average,
jjon't you think that a sale which leaves practically half the mon
ey you would ordinarily pay in your pocket, deserves your most
careful consideration.
Tomorrow and Saturday:
WE ANNOUNCED WE WILL
Silk Umbrellas, Ladles' and Men's
styles, worth up to $4.50, for 92.19
Children's Black Klbbed Hose., worth
10c, for, pair , 6c
Children's Fine Ribbed Hose, wortn 10c,
for, pair v 11o
Ladles' Fino Embroidered Lisle Hose,
worth 50c, for ., 29e
Ladles' 25c Llslo Hose, for 17c
Ladles' Fleece Lined Vests and Pants,
worth up to 39c, for 17c
Ladles' Fine Ribbed Plush Lined Vests '
and PantB, worth 50c, for 34c
Children's Fleece Lined Vests and Pants,
worth 25c, for 17c
Men's Heavy Plush Lined Underwear,
worth 50c, for .34c
Ladles' Outing Night Gowiib, worth $1
nnd $1.25, for 9c
Black and Colored Dress Goods, worth
up to $1, for s. . . i i .43c
Black and Colored Dresa Goods and
Suitings, worth up to $1.75, for 79c
Plaid Dress Goods, worth up to 15c,
for '!
Fancy Silks In black, white and colors,
worth up to 39c, for, yard. . . , . . . . .,. ... . .1$0
Foulard Sllka and Novelty Silks, yorth
to 89c, 'for, yurd,.
..37c
Fancy Jacquard ana Warp Print Silks,
worth up to $1.25, for.
,59o
Fine, Mercerized Bleached- Table Dam
ask, worth 60c, for , ..85o
imported Irish. Satin Table- Dainask,
Puro Linen, two yardBwlde. worth $1.00,
for ,..' i v,..$5c
Irish Satin Table Damask,, worth $1.25,
for, yard
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Bed Spreads, full slxe, worth $1.00,
for .! ,.,;.'......: ':
Crochet Bed Spreads, worth $1.25,
, ,'..,. ,w $ Jf
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OFFER THE FOLLOWING:
Fine White Marseilles Bed Spreads,
worth up to $2.50, for 91.45
Large Huck Towels vlth Fancy bor
ders, worth 10c, for 7c
Twilled .Toweling, pure white, worth
5n, for, yard .3c
' Room-size Seamless Brussels Rugs,
worth $15,00,' for . . .' 99.75
Room-size Brussels Rugs, extra heavy,
worth $18.00, for 911.95
Room-size Axmlnster Rugs,' worth $22.50
for 913.95
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Room-size Velvet, Rugs and Fino Ax
mlnster Rugs, worth $25.00, for 915.50
Axmlnster Rugs, 5 ft. long, worth $2.25,
for ' 91.19
Axmlnster Rugs, sofa size, worth $3.50,
for . 92.25
Extra Heavy Ingrain Carpet, worth 55c,
for, yard. . . , , . . ,37c
Fine Nottingham Lace Curtains, worth
up to $1.50, .for, pair ,..., 85c
Cable Net Curtains in white or ocru,
worth $2.60, for ..'. .91.19
Fine Novelty lce Curtains, Cable Net
and Filet Net Curtains,, worth $3 and $3.50,
for, pair.. :... 91.95
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Fine Imported. Curtains,, elegant Parlor
Designs, worth' $7.50, for, pair... 95.00
Lace Curtain Nets, worth 15c, for, per
yard So
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Curtain Swiss in dots and fancy fig
ured, worth 12V&C, for, yard '. 9c
40-lnch Mercerised Scrims, worth 18o
yard, for, yard .' ,12J4o
Fancy Duplex Curtain Scrim, absolute
ly Fast Colors, worth 30c. for, yard. . . ... .19c
Alii fICMMANTS OF EVKRY DE
ICRIPTION ALL AT ONE.
' HALF PRICE.
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