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gja7?rflr J"""'i"iMNC5i1WfiMlWl IHlMr'H5lnn)iiHi.irf 'i'liii. tw.i1. i i.i,.i n.niil iliimmi ffijntn 11 -nnh'MiHtt1.Hilni JITillW irfllW jwwil,i,jinrirllBfWi'rniWtwW(p mwynwHwiwwwiwii nummmtmfmMmmtm llBi I - 1" ! " " " ----- i - tL r.i IP IS 7 1 EXCHANGE NEWS NOTES STUAITSVIU.K KKOOKIi.' Mr. Goorgo Limning wnB a Lo gan visitor Wednesday. Mrs. Margaret Leonard Bpont Tuesday in Logan. Mr. Jorry Donloy wnB a business visitor in Logan, Saturday. nklsonvillr con. to atiikns MKSSKNUKK. Mrs. Walter Rochester returned to her home in Logan, Monday afternoon, uftor spending a week in Nelsonville, the guest of Mrs. John V. Monahan, at the Dow Hotel. Mrs. Kato Nelson spent Monday in Logan, the guest of friends. Mr. Will Dolph and family, Logan, Bpont Sunday In Nolson viUo, tho guosts of Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Wilson. Mr. John Ohlinger, of Logan, passed through Nolsonvllle Tues day morning, enroute to Murray City, on business. Mr. M. A. Kreig spent Sunday with relatives and friends in Lo gan. Mr. Lou Shultz was a Sunday visitor at Logan, the guest of friends. Mr. Arthur Newman, of Logan, spent Sunday in Nelsonville with friends. Mr. Lawrence Yerges, the jeweler, spent Sunday nt his home in Logan, Mr. Fred Collins, of Logan, spent Sunday in Nelsonville, the guest of friends. Attorney John C. Pettit, of Lo gan, was a visitor for a short time in Nelsonville, Friday, while en route to New Pittsburg, at which place he was called on busi ness. Messrs. Walter Bray and Thos. Eberst, of Logan, Bpent Friday night in Nelsonville, the guests of friends. Miss Anna Morgan is spending a few days in Logan, the guest of Mrs. L. E. Miller. Attorney H. E. Spurnon, of Lo gan, was in Nelsonville for a short time Friday morning. Clerk of Courts Dan Soliday, of Logan, passed through Nelsonville Friday morning, en route to Murray City, where he spent the day with friends. Mr. A. Magoon, of Logan, was a business visitor in Nelsonville, Thursday. Rev. A. W. Buckland, rector of the St. Paul's Episcopal Church, of Logan, held a very successful service in Poston's studio at Nelsonville, Thursday morning. Prof. F. B. Weaver, of the Weaver orchestra, of Logan, was & business viator in Nelsonville Thursday night. THE NEWS IN NOT SHELL W. B. Moore, doing four years in the penitentiary for defrauding the city of Columbus, in the sain of poles to the municipal light plant, is now the telephone opera tor at tho penitentiary. His olllce is in tho deputy warden's build ing, inside the walls, and conrects with all shops and ollices, but not with outside lines. He succeeds Frankie McIIugh, a Columbus man, paroled by the hoard of man agers, Thursday. lyfc Brewers of Ohio, Friday, bognn a campaign to abolish all low dives and resorts where no rogard is paid to the observance of statutes or preservation of morals. Plans for such a campaign were outlined by the Ohio Brewers' as sociation at the Hollenden in Cleveland. The scheme in comprehensive in cope, as it embodies an uvowul that the morul standard of men engaged in the liquor business must be elevuted and that proseou tion 'will be tho inevitable penalty for violation of the code dictated by the browers, This code gets closer to the Mtrlct and littoral observance of the liquor laws than any heretofore adopted by the liquor interests, Hereafter no active opposition will be wade where the consensus. of opinion favors Sunday closing, ani those who refuse to obey the suaiUtM of the brewers will be anmimmntimminnmtm! I Christmas Suggestions w 9mwmir mmJP 1 OUR HOLIDAY BAZAAR I GAY IN YULETIDE TONE jj This week finds our stock supplemented with a most elaborate showing of holiday merchan ts disc, embracing every avenue of art and fashion. The useful as well as ornamental, the cx- pensive as well as the inexpensive. Articles that will delight the little folks, many surprises for S their elders. If in doubt about your Christmas shopping, we welcome you to this gigantic Christmas carnival. Display worth coming miles andjnilcs to sec with plenty of room and 2s: service for every shopper. I Japanese Bric-a-Brac EVERY PIECE A WORK OF ART H We've secured the rarest and most desirable pieces direct from Asiatic centers where these S goods arc made. Buyers who desire objects of Art out of the ordinary will display excellent taste in selecting from this exclusive line. The assortment includes rare ornaments for the : house worked out in solid and hammered brass. A complete line of VASES, JARDINIERS, g DESK SETS, TRAYS, SMOKING SETS and FERN DISHES, also a goodly assortment of Japanese Pottery, showing an endless variety of VASES, PITCHERS, CHRYSANTHE j MUM JARS, ROSE BOWLS and ORNAMENTS, any of which would make a most acccpta s blc gifts. Come early if you wish to see the lot, there'll be an ear)y and big scramble for them. Christmas Specials H in Ladies Neckwear Dainty Gifts that combine the prac SS: tlcal with the beautiful. Special hol es Iday goods, every stock in fancy S Christmas boxes. Novelties made 01 filmy silk and chiffon in white, with g touch of color, price 75c, GOc OKp 8 and - 'J Babv3 Irish stock in white, ORp endlesslvarieties, at50cand.. COXi Cnvipfnnnliln lfnnn n vi lirn Ifl ArOfl finfl drawn work collars, splendid OKn values at 50c, 40c and 'OU 5 a Ladies Mufflers In white and deli K cate colors, made of mercerized Kfp 6 yarn that laundry well, price.. JUU Ladies Silk Scarfs, that do double duty for niulller and head scarf, in fancv figured and solid colois Kflp at 1.50, 1.25, 1.00, 75c and dUb Furs A Luxurious Gift In Sets or Single Piece $ Superb collection of distinct and j new models. A complete line of ST ideal olfcis, Including Angora, Er- mine, Thibet, Mink and Russian J Squirrel, for Ladies, Misses and Cliil- C dren. Each and every one a splendid value, all of very latest and most ap- jk pioved models, will make ideal gifts C for Christmas season. IsTo better furs pioduced anywhere. Irresistable styles that lend charm and tone to every wearer. Note the magnitude of $ our stock, the pleasing range of style, g the close margin of prices: . Ladies Splendid Neckscarf, also Stock Collar, with heads and claws, -; in rich Blended Brook Mink CO nfl ; at 3.00 and vDiUU Stylish double scarf, with large pil- SS: low muff to match, if desired, comes S: in Blended Brook Mink, a ricli and $5.00 $10.00 lustrious brown at ."1.50, 4.00 r; and Fine Krimmer Fur " Sets, light Ss: tones, new fiat scarf, fancy pillow Sj muffs, excellent satin lining, C7 Kfl -S: choice gift, for 5.00 and J)I.JU ES Ladles Single Fox, in soft brown, SZ- with rich dark tracings, lias two S: brush tails and claws, also Russian ST Gray Squirrel, good values, S: 5.00, 7.50 and . ES Brown Marten Scarfs and Four-ln- JZ hand ties, beautiful browns with rr heavy shadings, ideal neck scarf, ES: also broad stole effects, with CK flfl ST heads and tails, at 12.50 and 01 JiUU S Attractive White Thibet Sets, cx- ST tra choice quail ity, especially adapted SS: to evening wear, double scarf, large p at".0.!."5.' $15.00 ES Newest creations in Natural Gray Sg Siberian Furs, new fiat muffs, none HE better anywhere for the CK flfl Ss: -money, price 10.00 and.. . vlu.UU ST Genuine Mink Sets, rich and silky, rr beautiful browns, with deep, daik SS: markings, newest scarfs, with small ST heads, and and tail ornaments, mulfs ET to match ir you wish, at CJOK flfl SZ 20.00 and OZd.UU High Grade Shoes Make Acceptable Gifts Mens Fall and Winter Footwear $2.00 Mens velour and boxcalf shoes, welt sole, ulutcher anu lace, me dium or narrow toe, high heel, at Mens patent calf, an abundance of new ideas, welt sole, fiat last, new toe and heel, at CQ flfl $2.50 and O.UU Newest dress and street shoe, re liable shoes universally admit ed, in veldur kand patent leather, blutcher and button Cjfl fin Advanced ideas in Crosett and Bannister in new and reliable leathers, lace and buttons, all showing clever Ideas, , all guaran teed, prices S3.50, $4.00 OR fin Wo direct particular attention to our show windows, no mntter how severe your demands, you'll find ub fully equipped for every requirement. Wo invito your closest inspection and guarantee that whatever you choose is tho best procurable anywhere. They look it, in quality, in style, in workmanship, and aro the oxclus ive types that cannot bo imitated. Smart Ideas for Ladles Street and Dress Shoes Styles that show the triumph of best craftsman in build and modeling models, sure to please, on display. Good Street Boots, welt sole, nar row last, stand hardest kind of service, newest cuts, J0 Cft at 2.00 and PA. JU Ladies Fashionable Dress Shoes, flexible soles, button, on blutcher, patent or gun metal, at 2.50 00 fin Ladles Dress Shoes, new narrow last; styles showing latest novelties, at patent and gun metal leath- CQ Cfl ets, at OOidU Ladies Nobby Dress Shoes, showing patqnt leather with brown cloth top, also patent shoe in lace and Cl flfl button at gH-.UU Simply a Slipper vYes, and what a sense of fireside comfort and happy evenings at home it suggests a levelatlon, as It were in the possibilities of re laxation from business caies, vex ations and the worries of the work-a-day world. What an incentive a slipper holds, to seek perfect peace and contentment in an easy chair a pipe, if you please, and a good book. Even the sight of one is calculated to still that feverish de slte to bo going some place, doing something which will call one away from homo. Doesn't it suggest all this? Well, there Is a perfect revel of happy anticipation for you in the thousands of slippers shown atOur Big Shoo Store Slippers for both sexes, the greatest stock of tho kind, so say competent judges, ever brought within tho state. Ladies Belts Leather belts In effective tones, a number of styles at 81.00, 75c ORn and, L db Silk belts, fancy and solid OCn tones, at $1.00, 75c, 50c and L Ob Elastic belts, steel studed, at Cfln $1.50, $1.00, 75c and yUU Elastic bolts, pleasing patterns in jot bolts with buckles to matcji, es pecially desirable for dressy Oj flfl occasions, price.., iJiliUU a I jnH 1 t TiT "n wk Wm ' W fi miMTOMFmBF BiPii 1 1 ss MMJMMmmSmtimBmmB&88 Jmm, ss l . Hiiftiiitliilliifilnr fflffii wB-a)y-.,(...i. "Wmmk. sS m Wwl'v''',''"??'' '' Iw S3 ill TSrJ&X&tiv''V:'fy s ; MM nTiyiL ' " ' :mjSBSsMSsB s 'J3B BBKiHW S3 Mm TxaaysuLV'wv&j,,''VffjiB wttxvjy: 'sk fl. I. II - Wa Holiday Suggestions Room Size Rugs Door Mats Hearth Rugs When you think of tho holidays; think of oursplendlcr.rug department. Strongest lines we have ever shown. The constant shifting of patterns puts novelty at a premium, but with our enormous stock -we're on a foot ing that will withstand any demand, Appropriate gifts that will make a direct appeal to you. Hearth Rugs Smyrna Rugs, good quality, nOp nice patterns, at au" Hearth Rugs, velvet brus- CI Kfl sols, splendid assortments, at vliOU Axminster Rugs, a profussion of patterns rich and harmonious 01 QO effects, at. JliOU Axminster Rugs, especially good designs and colorings, .10 by CO QO Room Size Rugs Empire Tapestry, full toom size, gives splendid satisfaction, good col ors, choicest patterns, Oil Kfj 9 x 12 Smiths Tapestry Rugs, in best-Persian efiects, with CIO Cfl woven borders, at IJiiJU 0 x 12 Smiths Axminster Rugs have excellent wearing quali- COfl flfl ties, exquisite patterns, at vtUiUU 9 x 12 Smiths Velvet Rugs, charm ing colors and splendid patterns, in Bulgarian designs, CIQ Qfj 9 x 12 Body brussels, best that can be bought anywhere, good QOfl R(1 V uiuu choice of patterns, prices let Holiday Umbrellas ' Boys and Girls Umbrellas, English gloria cloth, fancy handles. 20 and 28 Inch Taffeta cloth umbrella, with horn, pearl or natural handles Kfln at 1.00, 75e and www Excellent grade of Taffeta silk um brellas for men and women CO flfl at 5.00, 4.00, 3.50, 2.98 and.. . ijltiUU Best Taffeta Silk umbrellas, with gold and pearl handles, at CO QQ 7.50, 5.00, 3.50 and .,. VtiOU Ladies Gloves Holiday Specials Two clasp Moco AValking Gloves for women for street wear, Cl flfj- Womens Dressed Gloves, all colois with heavy stitching, Cl QQ Womens Musquotairo Gloves in tan, browns and black $150 Now Gauntlet Gloves for street wear in russet brown and Cl TK black, at Oh I J Ladles elbow length Mus- CO Kfl quetajroGlovesintaiionly.ab vdiUU Coats , Ladies, Misses and Chlldrens Stunning models the smartest of newest styles, coats you'll be proud to wear and own. Splen did values tha4rellect discrimi nation and exceedingly good taste. Sec our cloak and suit department. Silk Petticoats , Heather Bloom Petticoats for service and satisfaction, Cl CQ all tones 'at JliUO All Silk Petticoats, in heavy taffeta, black or color CA QO Silk;"Petticoats, in many pleas ing styles, new colors, CC flfl Ladies Leggins. Ladles Spats In gray, tan, red and black, both practical Kfln and attractive, at uUU Black Jersey Leggins, TRp acceptable gift, 05c and lou Childrens' Leggins Extra special best Black Joi sey Leggins, a pleasing Rflp holiday offorlng for l.-uUU Choice Astrakan Leggins In white and colorsfor the littlo tots, special holiday gifts Cl flfl Special Holiday Linens Art Linens, Lunch Cloths, Runners, Dollies , Centerpieces, Tray Covers, and Buffet Scarfs,Ja most elabo rate display, all the handiwork of the Japanese; if you've not seen these exquisite importa tions of Battenburgh and drawn woik call early, we will take S3 special dollght In showing you S3 through this department, all S3 marked at prices that will S3 astonish you. S3 Drawn work, dollies and cen- S3 tor pieces, many finished with S3 teneriif wheels, elaborate pat- terns, all hand made, at ORn S3 1.00, 75c, 50c and lob S3 Drawn work scarfs and lunch S3 cloths shown; many of tho Mqxi- S3 can patterns, made on lino grade s3 linen that laundries well, 3.00, 2.00, 1.50 and Battenbcrg.dollles and squares, g simple and pleasing pat- Kfln 3 terns, at 1.50, 1.00, 75c and uUU S3 Battenborg centerpieces, both S3 round and square, each an ex- S3 quisito workof art, good choice, -2 special, 2.50, 2.00, 1.50 C flfl and..., w OI.UU S3 ; Battenburg table covers and 3 runners, effective patterns, all hand work, special, 3.50, C Cfl S3 3.00, 2.50, 2.00 and.... J)I.OU S $1.00 3 WELLMAN, STEINMAN & YONTZ Foot StooIs-Prac-tical Offerings These rarities in car pet and bamboo, attrac tive gifts that yield plenty of solid comfort at.... 29c W ELLMAN. STEINMAN I YONTZ Leather Goods for Gifts Ladies, Misses and Childrens purses In splendid assortments at 25c Cfln Ladies and Misses shopping bags, choice grades leather In tan Cfjp and black, at ... uUU Ladles Envelope books In seal and fancy leathers In black and C,0 flfl colors, at 83.00, $2.00 and ... $ZiUU Ladles carriage and vanity bags and Envelope books in brown, CO flfl black and tans, at $2.50 and v&iUU Rich assortments of beaded purses In delicate tones, all late novelties, make dainty gifts, prices 75o, OKn 50c and . Ladies shopping bags made of best gracie 01 jeainer, nowest tueas, como in tans and blacks, at $1.00 anu. $2.00 HOLIDAY SPECIALS FOR TOTS Childrens brass beds like out, fit ted up with niati'FBS and pillows, no thing hotter to pleuse tho littlo iniflB, special at 50c. . ' m 'HKali ttfttra xm IP 3 VilHTMBa mv J If r U S3 ha'fb!fW AVJ I ml 2 bl n m&samfatfammemmtik 1 3 r I 3 r I ?3 m a aiiiiiiiaiiiiiiuiiiiiiaaiaiaiimmiiiiiiiumiiiiiiaiiaiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'v out off the selling lists. V Mrs. John Rodman, wife of u Piokaway Co., farmer, used n butohor knife to out her own and baby's throat. Domestic unhap piness is said to l"yo led to the awful tragedy. In a rear-end collision of a ooul find freight tralnon the D, Sc O, R. ft, Rt GraftonTTwo watt wr killed and another badly hurt, John M. Doininski of Lorain, Ohio, a prominent contractor and merchant was shot twice by hold up men and robbed of $100, V Sixteen battle ships which com pose "Fighting Hob's" fleet, the grandest in the world, are about to start on a round-the-Horn oruiie, Admiral Evfmi will take 15,000 men, 2,500 olllcors and 200,000,000 worth of ships on a record'sntashing Sail. The "Thomas W, Lawson,"'the world's greatest sailing vessel, was wrecked in Ilroad Sound, Scilly Islands, only one man of her orew surviving. Franz Hoffman, in years of serv Ice, the oldeet convict Ir 'Nw York State and perhaps In the! of Columbus, was run down by a world, ha8 been released. For -17 years he has been u convict, V Tho Bnorifloe of Rev, John Lewis Clark of Brooklyn N, Y who sacrificed his blood tosayo the life of Mrs, Julia Ladson, was in vain, as Mrs. Ladson "died, Satur day, out of oars atlfonry streot, and the big Four road V Jacob gohuuftokle, an aged wan Smallpox is.getting its usual wlntor hold in Columbus again, Strong measures are taken tooheok its savages, Flyo now oases de veloped Monday, "J During the year 1007 so far there hai been 407 suicides in Chicago. V Mrs, Alice Roosevelt Longworth was compelled to undorgo an op-, oration, for appendices, at Wash ington, Thursday of last week, She s reeovorln'g nloely, FOR BALK Thorough bred Plymouth Rook Coolterals. Richardson Strain, Priaes reason able, ' W, W, K. MqCray. watefe&M