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MAKE THIS
YOUR
BUYING
PLACE!
FOR SALK
i—
FOUR BROOD SOWS, bred. Virgil
Moore, Ava, Ohio, R. D. 1.
42 43 44c
COAL RANGE, all white, In excel
lent condition. Inquire at Moore’s
garage, Ava, Ohio, Box 27. 42pd
ONE HORSE, nine years old. and
one mare, ten years old.
weighing 1350 pounds.
McFarland, Caldwell R. D. 6.
1940 li TON COE long-wheel-base
Chevrolet truck, with coel bed and
cattle rack. All in good condition.
I. G. Nichols, Olive Green, Caldwell
R. D. 2. 42 43 44pd
ONE C-35 1937 International truck,
with Marion hoist dump one Hu
tractor, 45 H. P., on rubber
ber --------,
qne Huber tractor, 39 H. P., on steel
jne threshing machine, on rubber,
has
Eli hay bailer, and one lime pul
verizer. 1
Caldwell Route 1.
GOOD EIGHT room house with
slate roof. Has well, cistern, and
city water. Located on Belford
Street. Arthur Archer, Caldwell.
41 42 43pd.
REGISTERED, POLLED Hereford
bull, nine months old. Also two
purebred Hereford bulls, eight
months old, and several heifers. R.
W Dennis, one mile south of Belle
Valley, on U. S. route 21.
40 41 42pd
A FEW EXTRA Ohio-U. S. Ap
proved Pullorum tested chicks
each Monday and Thursday, also
brooders, feeders and fountains. A
complete stock. Buckey’s Hatchery,
phone 315-J, Caldwell. 40 41 42c
ONE FORDSON tractor one set of
Ferguson plows, 12-inch one 1935
ton Dodge truck and one 6 71
dump bed, hydraulic. Steve Odlivak,
Caldwell (Maple Heights).
40 41 42pd
FARMERS For larger litters,
easier, farrowing, and stronger
pigs, use Rex Wheat Germ Oil. At
drug and feed stores. 36 to 9c
Maytag
rolls for
machines.
Caldwell.
i—
Each
See John
42pd
GASOLINE ENGINE for a Maytag
washing machine. Good condi
tion. Phone 161 4 or see C. D.
Lowman, Caldwell R. D. 6. 42pd.
BABY BUGGY, black collapsible,
practically new. Complete with
mattress. $18 will buy it. Phone
I72-R, Caldwell. 42pd
clover seeder attachment one
Mrs. Mildred Noll, (Fulda),
41 42 43pd.
FARMERS Treat shy and non
breeding cows with Rex Wheat
Germ Oil. At drug and feed stores.
36 to 9c ________________
87 ACRE FARM with seven room
house, barn, and other outbuild
ings, located on State Route 78, six
miles west of Caldwell, near Olive
Green. Electricity in buildings. Farm
underlaid with coal. Good pastarc
land. On school bus, milk and mail
routes. Willis Ralph, Caldwell R. D.
O 41 42 43pd
FOR SALE
Filling Station
Newly Stocked Store
5 Room Modern Home
We are offering the above on
U. S. Route 21, just north of
Caldwell, as one complete
transaction. SEE
EUGENE EVANS
Or GEORGE EVANS
Florence Addition
NEW HAMPSHIRE Red cockerels,
$8.50 White leghorn cockerels,
$2.50 each Thursday. Also a com
plete line of brooders, feeders, and
fountains. Phone 315-J. Buckey’s
Hatchery, Caldwell 41 42 43c
replacement parts for
Washers. Also wringer
all makes of washing
Brady’s Radio Shop,
29tfc
CABBAGE AND tomato plants, at
the George Frye farm on Fair
ground road. 40 41 42pd
good
MONOGRAM GAS range, in
condition. Write
Dexter City, Ohio.
Ellen Mallett,
41 42 43pd
60 ACRE FARM, with five room
house, located three miles north of
Caldwell on State Route 285. Inquire
Carl Benus, 211 Douglass N. E.,
Warren, Ohio. 41 42 43pd
&CU POWDER ...
KEEPS RUGS CLEAN
Without suds or liauid
Applied monthly, POW
DERENE keeps carpet*
or rug* looking like new.
Soiled area* in front of
door* can be cleaned
without cleaning entire
rug. Sprinkle on the pow
der brush it in remove
with vacuum cleaner.
rvrv Endorsed by
$1.00 Bigelow-Sanford
v Carpet Company
1
keeps
RUGS
CLEAN
THE WM. HILL STORE
“Since the Turn of a Century”
CALDWELL, OHIO
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED SECTION
FOR RESULTS PHONE 98
FOR SALE WANTED
MODERN HOME in Caldwell, with
two bath rooms. See Howard M.
Shafer, Caldw’ell. 42 43c
BABY BED, in good condition. Mrs.
Arlo McElroy. Call at Ava post
office for particulars. 42pd
1921 MODEL “T” Ford. George
Moore, Ava, Ohio. 42pd.
1939 BUICK, nice, clean, 5-passen
ger coupe, in good condition. Also
Belaire coal range, ivory finish, in
good condition. James A. Watson,
on the lake, just off state route 147,
three miles east of Mt. Ephraim,
Ohio. 42c
ONE-HORSE BLACK Hawk corn
drill, with fertilizer attachment,
Milwaukee binder, and farm wagon.
Cam Wilson, 61G Fairground Street,
Caldwell. 42pd
152 ACRE FARM, one mile north of
Belle Valley. Good tractor land,
20 acres of timber. Good house, two
barns, and other outbuildings. Farm
is well watered. John Morningstar,
Ava, Ohio, R. D. 1. 42 43 44pd.
I WILL OFFER at public auction
on Saturday, May 18, at
p. m., at my home located
Route 285, two miles east
well, my household goods.
Ennis, Caldwell R. D. 6. Tom Rossi
ter, auctioneer. 42 43 44pd.
1 o’clock
on State
of Cald-
George
BRIGGS & STRATTON gasoline
washing machine motor, A-l con
dition. Mrs. Alfred Shilling, Dexter
City, Ohio. Phone 705 22.
42 43 44pd.
SOW WITH EIGHT pigs. Dwight
Ogle, Caldwell R. D. 3. 42pd.
WHITE GAS RANGE with right
hand oven. Pete Minosky, Ava,
Ohio. 42 43 44pd
3
NOTICES
I WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by any person
other than myself. BROWN SCOTT.
42 43 44pd.
ACT NOW—To secure the county’s
most profitable small
One man can operate. Write
V. Jamison, 223 E Douglas
Bloomington, Illinois.
business.
Mr. F.
Street,
42c
41
of
NOTICE—This is the season
year rats and mice come in.
ZIP a new liquid poison and see
results.
Caldwell.
the
Try
the
Nichols Feed and Produce,
13 Ind.
NEW INNERSPRING
MATTRESSES
Made of the Best Material—
Are Ready!
—also—
NEW COTTON
MATTRESSES
Odd S:ze in Innerspring
or Cotton Mattresses.
PILLOW AND FEATHER
WORK MADE TO ORDER!
ZANE MATTRESS CO.
ZANESVILLE, OHIO
Phone 2206 or Write for Prices
GIVE US your order for Blood
Tested Baby Chicks. You can get
them any Tuesday or Friday, if you
give us your order two weeks ahead.
We also have .baby chick bedding.
George Estadt & Sons, Caldwell.
36cti
DUMP TRUCK for hire, for any
purpose. Available upon call. In
quire Ullman’s store, Harriettsville,
40 41 42pd
WE CLEAN toilets and cesspools
Write Box 212, Cambridge, Ohio.
38 46 pd.
EUGENE B. WARD FOR STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEEMAN.
LOCAL AND long distance hauling.
Also Cambridge coal hauled, 22c a
bushel. Curtis King Transfer, Rex
269, Caldwell, Ohio. Phone 63*23,
Byesville, Ohio. 30 ti
BABY CHICKS—Sturdy built chicks
at the right prices. Large selection
for your baby chick
more than pleased
FIELD SEEDS and Fertilizers
Place your orders now for these
items. Be sure you have them when
you need them. Donald D. Nichols,
Caldwell. 31ti
7—
LOST
MAN’S WRIST WATCH, between
Belford Street and the Roxy
theatre. Alprosa make. Reward. If
found, notify John Koval, Belford
Street, Caldwell. 42 pd
WOMAN TO SERVE as companion.
nice room and lodging. See Mrs.
Charles Nichols, 917 Spruce Street,
Caldwell. 42 43 44c
FURNISHED OR unfurnished apart
ment or house. Discharged veteran
and wife. No children. Phone 53,
Caldwell. 42 pd
TO CORRESPOND with woman be
tween the ages of 45 and 50. Write
Box 90,%The Journal, Caldwell.
42pd.
MARRIED VETERAN with respon
sible position must locate in Cald
well. Wants house or unfurnished
apartment. No children. Can furnish
references. Telephone 25 2 or
write Postoffice Box B, Pleasant
City, Ohio. 41 42 43pd.
AGENT WANTED by 19 yr. Mfg. of
Modem Hearing Aids. Large in
come, small investment. Protected
territory. Write, Hearing Aid Dist.,
1328 Chestnut Street, Room 622,
Philadelphia 7, Pa. 39 40 41 42c
ACTIVE SALESMAN— Capable of
consistent, intensive effort for
above average opportunity of semi
professional nature. Steady, year
around business. Average earnings
$75 to $125 weekly after short train
ing period. Our best men earn
more. Sincerity and honesty prime
requisites. Previous direct sales
management experience helpful but
not required. Car necessary. Must
be between age 30 and 50. To be
considered state your qualifications
fully. Write Wallace, Box 202, New
ark, New York State. 40 41 42c
USED AND WRECKED cars and
tractors for scrap and parts. I
buy iron and metals of all kinds. Ex
pert welding. Steve Odlivak, Cald
well (Maple Heights). 40 41 42pd
WE ARE now, at all times, prepared
to remove dead stock promptly.
Phone 57, Buckey’s Feed Store, Cald
well. Reverse the charges. 37 52pd
BEEF HIDES WANTED Bring
your hides to us. Highest market
price paid. Nichols Feed & Produce,
Caldwell. 20tfi
WANTED TO BUY
OLD U. S. MONEY. Write J. J.
Macenko, 509 North Miami Ave.,
Cleves, Ohio. 42 47pd.
GOOD PRICES pafd for old furni
ture, rope or spool beds, old desks,
chest of drawers, corner cupboards,
old lamps, music boxes,
tables, old China and
Guns or any old article
brass, or copper, over 50
Write. Tell us what you
will call and pay you
six leg
glassware,
in wood,
years old.
have. We
top cash
prices. Shuster’s, Box 435, Navarre,
Ohio. 42 tfn
4—
FOR RENT
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE and garden.
Located near Macksburg, Ohio.
See A. L. Wharff, 410 Bridge Street,
Caldwell, Ohio. 42pd.
PUBLIC SALES
1 AM OFFERING for sale at public
auction on
MAY 3, 1946,
at the farm located
21, at the edge of
at 12:80 o’clock
on U. S. Route
Dexter City, the following:
EQUIPMENT—Two ladders
farm implements
one marking plow
steel fence posts
one electric cream
can: milk pails
on
Bomr
one land plow
one garden plow
poultry supplies
separator eream
one three-gallon
metal churn and milk bottles.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—One
electric rad'o one victrola fruit
crockery ware one bed
binet two
stands one
tables two
ice box and
rocking chairs one auto
one fire proof safe.
Many other articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms—Cash.
MRS. J. B. HUTCHESON, Owner.
Dexter City, Ohio.
E. IL Tom—Auctioneer.
11 42c
40
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to all those who helped in
any way, to those who sent flowers,
the singers, pallbearers, and espe
cially to Rev. M. S. Casto, and the
B. B. Wheeler Funeral Home, during
the illness and death of my wife.
DEAD STOCK
REMOVED PROMPTLY
-Call-
Caldwell Fertilizer
Phone 78
Reverse Charges
GEORGE ENNIS.
31t
ARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to the minister, singers,
pianist, undertaken, Theodore Mur
phy, Brady Miller, friends and
neighbors, those who sent floral of
ferings, those donating cars and
any others who assisted in any way
during the illness and death of my
wife, Stella.
J. L. COWAN.
Photo Developing—Gillespie’s Drugs.
THE JOURNAL CALDWELL OHIO
Keithtown
MAKE THIS
YOUR
SELLING
PLACE!
York
Eddie Danford
ited recently at
father, James Danford.
vis
his
of New
the home of
Kathryn Chandler, Mrs. Thelma
Crow and children. Joanne and Billy,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Guin, all of
Akron, spent a day recently at the
home of the former’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ard Chandler.
Cora Rossiter spent the weekend
at the
Wiley.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Chandler spent a couple of
recently with his brother,
days
George, at Crooked Tree.
Mr. and Mrs. Hanford Chandler
and son, Eddie, spent Sunday even
ing at the home of Mr. and
Jonas Stack.
Mrs.
and
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Stack
Mrs. Elmer Groves visited Sunday
with Jessie Groves at the Good Sa
maritan hospital, Zanesville.
Sunday visitors at the home of
James Danford were Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Danford of Canton and Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Stephens and children of
Marietta.
Miss Mary Burkhart of Zanesville
spent Sunday at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.* Leo Burk
hart, and was entertained with a
birthday dinner. Manford Young of
Crooked Tree was also a guest at
the Burkhart home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carr, Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Carr of Philo and
Helen Rainey were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Bell. Mrs. B. E. Hale, Mrs. Edith
Chandler, Betty Chandler and Loene
MeMannis were afternoon callers at
the Bell home.
Mr. and Mrs. James Courtney and
children of Canton spent the week
end at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Mitchell.
Duke and Nora Hughes spent
Sunday afternoon at the home of
Harry MeMannis and family.
MORRISON For Representative.
BANQUET SATURDAY
The annual junior-senior banquet
for Caldwell high school will be held
Saturday evening at the American
Legion hall on Main street. Dinner
will be served by members of the
Legion auxiliary. Zern W. Mallett
is advisor to the junior class.
BAND AT HARRIETTS VILLE
The Caldwell high school bud
was featured Saturday evening at
the annual commencement services
for graduating class of Elk local
high school. Robert T. Secrest de
livered the commencement address.
TO HAVE DANCE
Another mixed dance will be
in St. Michael’s hall at Berne,
urday evening, May 4.A good orches
tra has been secured and the public
is invited to attend.
held
Sat-
RESIGNS AS MAYOR
John W. Beckett has resigned in
his capacity as mayor of Cumber
land and Chas. W. Hawkins, presi
dent of the council, will succeed him
in this capacity.
The new mayor is well known in
Caldwell, where he owns the Chas.
W. Hawkins store, under the man
agement of H. C. Jordan.
WEEKEND GUESTS
Mrs. Ora Wilkinson and Mr.
Mrs. John
Glen E.
spent the
Mrs. Jerry
Zanesville
and
TO ATHENS
Dupui, Center
REMOVED
Anson
was removed to the state
Athens
Sheriff
judged
at the
Poling.
township,
hospital in
by Deputy
RESIDENTS OF CALDWELL
AND NOBLE COUNTY—
The cordial reception which
have given me in your many homes
has inspired me with confidence that
I will be nominated for your
Representative to the General As
sembly next Tuesday, May 7. Your
hospitality will not be forgotten. I
seek to serve you well.
Sincerely yours,
ARCHIE R. MORRISON.
Don’t wait
for symptoms
When cecal coccidiosis
strikes, it doesn’t fool
around. It kills chicks.
Keep COXITROL on hand
the way you keep a supply
of feed on hand. Be sure to
use it in damp, rainy, humiJ
weather that’s coccidio
weather.
Phone 160
SHERIFF’S SALE
IN PARTITION
The State of Ohio, Noble County.
Common Pleas Court.
FRANK S. KING.
Plaintiff.
vs.
and Mrs.
to Zanes-
Keithtown, May 1—Mr.
Francis Bell are
ville.
moving
WILLIAM J. CRUM. Et. AL,
Defendants
Case No. 8587.
Notice is hereby given, that on
Saturday, the 1st Day of June,
A. Dm 1946, at the Hour of
10:00 o’clock A. M.,
I tfrill offer for sale at public auction at
the West door of the Court House in
Caldwell, Ohio, the following real estate,
situate in the Counties of Guernsey and
the
and
Noble, and State of Ohio, and in
Townships of Richland. Beaver,
Wayne, to-wit:
vein
de­
Being all the Pittsburgh or No. 8
of coal underlying the following
scribed premises, situated in Richland
Township, Guernsey County, Ohio, and
in Beaver Township and Wayne Town
ship in Noble County. Ohio, being a part
of Section 13 and 19 in Township 9,
Range 7, and a part of Sections 16. 17,
18, 22, 23, 24, 29, and 30 in Township 8,
Range 7, and bounded and described as
follows:
Beginning at the South line of Section
11, Township 8, Range 7, at a point 100
rods East of the South West Corner of
said Section, thence running 160 rods to
the North line of said Quarter Section,
thence in a North Westerly direction
along the boundary line of the Joseph
Shepherd farm to the public road,
thence North East along the public
road to the North line of the Joseph
Shepherd farm, thence West along the
North line of the Joseph Shepherd farm
to the West line of Section 11, thence
North along the West line of Section 11,
80 rods more or less to the North West
corner of said Section, thence West
along the North line of Section 17, to
the South East corner of the land be
longing to R. and E. Harris, thence
North along the East line of the Harris
land to the North line of the South East
Quarter of Section 18, thence West along
said line 80 rods more or less to the
center of said Section 18, thence North
along the East line of the North West
Quarter of said Section to the North
line of said Section 18, which is the
boundary line between Noble and
Guernsey Counties, thence West along
said County line to the South East cor
ner of the lands of Amy Lubonovich,
thence North with the East line of the
Lubonovich lands to the North line of
the South West Quarter of Section 13.
Township 9, Range 7 in Guernsey Coun
ty, thence West along said North line to
the South East corner of the W. A.
Johnson land thence North from the
East boundary of the Johnson land to
the public road, thence West with the
public road to the West line of said
Section 13. thence South along the said
Section 13, to the South West corner of
the North West Quarter of said Section,
thence West along the North line of the
South East Quarter of Section 19, to the
North West corner of the land of Fred
J. Hall, thence South 160 rods more or
less to the South line of Section 19
which Is the boundary line between
Guernsey and Noble Counties, thence
West 80 rods more or less to the South
West corner of the South East Quarter of
Section 19. thence South to the South
East corner of Foster Stephens land,
thence West 160 rods more or less to the
West line of Section 24, Township 8.
Range 7. thence North to the County
line, thence West along said County line
to the North West corner of the lands
of Howard Long in said Section 30,
thence South to the North line of Sec
tion 29, thence East along said line 160
rods more or less, thence South 80 rods,
more or less, thence East 80 rods more
or less to the East line of Section 29,
thence South along the East line of Sec
tion 29 to the South West corner of the
lands of Charles and Olive D-nnis,
thence East 80 rods more or less, thence
South 144 rods, more or less, thence
East 160 rods, thence North 97 rods more
or less to the North line of Section 22,
thence East along said North line
North East corner of said Station,
South 320 rods to the South East
of said Section 22. thence East
South line of Section 16 to the
West corner of the incorporated Village
of Batesville, thence North along the
'Vest line of said village, thence East
along the North line of said village 88
rods. th»nce North along the West line
of the lands of William House to th"
public road, thence North East along
said public road to the North line of
Section 16, thence East along the North
line of said Section 16 and Section 10
144 rods more or less to the place of be
ginning and containing 240 66
G’i"rnsev Countv and 2543 25
Noble County, more or less.
to the
thence
corner
along
South.
acres
'ounty of
described
Also the following premises
in the State of Ohio, in the
Noble and more particularly
as follows:
TRACT NO 1: Situated in the Town
ship of Beaver. Countv of Noble, and
State of Ohio, and known as and being
the East half of the Northwest Quarter
of Section Number 18, Township Num
ber 8. and Rance Number 7.
Thomas C. Hall
1923..
78
and
and
Hood of Cambridge
Wilkinson of
weekend with Mr.
Hupp, North street.
Com-
Excepting therefrom ten acres off the
South end described as follows:
inencing at a stake
corner of said tract
North 12 poles to a stake thence
78 degrees. East 82 poles to a
thence South 28.6 poles: thence West 79
poles to the place of beginning.
at
of
the
land
Southwest
thence
North
The premises herein conveyed consist
ing of forty (40) acres, more or less.
le premises conveved bv
et ux to Frank S. King
Curn under date of
as the same is recorded
nag" 436, of the Deed
in Volurni
Records of Noble
Appraised at:
Thousand Dollars
1, Eight Hundred Dollars ($800.00),
canrot be
THIRDS of that amount.
County, Ohio.
Coal Propertv, Ten
(^lO.OOO 00) Tract No.
., and
for less than TWO-
Said premises to be sold as the prop
erty of the parties to the above action,
on an order of sale in Partition from the
Common Pleas Court of Noble Countv,
Ohio, and directed to me, the under
signed Sheriff.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand at
sale.
n under my hand this 30th dav of
1946.
April,
Monday afternoon
Harry L. Merritt. He was ad
mentally ill Monday morning
office of Probate Judge
w
Otto
CLAYTON McKEE.
Sheriff Noble County. Ohio.
Bv Harry L. Merritt, Deputy.
ARCHER.
ALI ^P 4 UGH.
W PORTER.
Attorneys.
JOHN
Pleasant Valley
you
1—Mr. and
son, John,
and family
Pleasant Valley, May
Mrs. Shelby Green and
visited Ralph Archer
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Nancy Archer and son, Fred,
and family visited friends in this
vicinity over the weekend.
Mrs. Martha Archer and son, Ker
mit, visited Shelby Green and fam-
COXITROL
COXITROL, if used in
time, will help prevent coc
cidiosis. If the disease does
get a foothold, COXITROL
will help reduce death losses.
Don’t wait for symptoms
-use COXITROL. Don’t
ait to buy COXITROL—
it now
CALDWELL. OHIO
ily Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wickham and
son, Ralph, attended the last day of
school at Mt. Ephraim last Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Snyder, Mr.
and Mrs. Junior Snyder and son,
Edward, visited friends in Zanes
ville, Sunday.
Visitors at the home of Shelby
Green the past week were Marcus
Gant and family and Raymond
Franks and family.
Mrs. Mary Green and son, John,
visited James Wickham and family
last Wednesday.
The friends of Mrs. Lydia Gant
met at her home last week to cut
posts and huilt a good fence along
the public highway. This neighborly
act was very much appreciated.
Those assisting were Robert King
and son, Carl, Kermit Archer, Tay
lor Hague, Delbert Miller, Leroy
Miller, Shelby Green, James Wick
ham, Junior Snyder, Pat Washing
ton and Master Johnny Green, who
was water boy.
Vote for OTIS D. DAVIS on the
Repub'iqan Ticket for COUNTY
COMMISSIONER Next Tuesday.
E. R. GUTHRIE
COSHOCTON EX-SERVICE MAN
SEEKS RE-NOMINATION TO SENATE
VOTE FOR
I
Stephen M. Young
I nit cd Stales Senator
(Full Term)
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
FERRY’S SEEDS
ALL KINDS
Packets—5c 10c
Cincy Wallpaper
Cleaner
3 Cans—25c_____
50-ft. Clothes Lines
Each—25c
SALT
White Block ...........55c
Sulphur Block ... 65c
100 Lbs. Salt .... $1.05
TRUE AMERICAN
MATCHES
6 Boxes—25c
Thursday, May 2, 1946
Photo Developing—Gilleapie’s Drugs.
Examples of the new
Lord and Lady Elgin*
E. E. WALTERS
“JEWELER”
Democratic Nominee
For Senate in 1944.
4 Years Experience
To General Assembly.
Overseas Veteran
World War I.
Farm Owner
And Operator.
My Opponents, Mr. Beck and
Mr. Hurst, Are Endorsed By
CIO-PAC But I Prefer And
Seek To Represent ALL the
People!
A Record of Service In
War And In Peace
Stephen M. Young served as a
private in the Field Artillery in
World War I. In World War II,
he served overseas twenty-seven
months with the Fifth Army. In
1945, he was Allied Military Gov
ernor of the Province of Reggio
Emilia, Italy.
By reason of his training and
experience in the science of na
tional legislation as your Con
gressman at Large, and his ex
perience as a soldier in combat
overseas, he has outstanding
qualifications to serve you and
our nation as United States Sena
tor. Steve Young is the man to
win in November.
Your vote will be appreciated.
STEPHEN M. YOUNG
For SENATOR
Comm., Wm. F. Scanlon, Chm.
Cincinnati
“FOOD IS MY LIFE
... AND YOURS TOO”
DATES
(By the Pound)
Lb.—45c______
SYRUP—In Bulk
Lb.—15c
Bring Own Jug
Nice, Meaty
PRUNES
2 Lbs.—35c
“Happv Host”
COFFEE
Lb.—21c
3 Lb. Bag—59c
42 43 44 45 46
Fresh Salted Peanuts
Lb.—29c
BROOMS—4 Tie
Each—79c
AUNT JEMIMA
READY MIX
PANCAKE FLOUR
2 Boxes—25c
SODA CRACKERS
2 Lb. Box—31c
WOODBURY’S
TOILET SOAP
3 Cakes—25c
SEED POTATOES
Maine Certified Irish Cobbler’s—(B Size)
Per 100 Pounds—$4-10
“GOOD FOODS AT FAIR PRICES”
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Ball’s Cash Market
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Ball’s West Side Market