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HOME FOR AGED
GETS. DONATIONS
Most Successful Harvest
Home Days In History Of
The Association
Tho truatccs of tho Homo for tho
Aged wish to 'thank tho many friends
for tkolr most generous contributlpiiD
on Hurvost Homo day. Also the news
papers nnd Harris & Smoots and J.
C. Piatt for their help In advertising
which resulted in making tho Harvest
Homo day one of' tho most successful
in tho history of tho institution.
The donations wore as follows:
Clnrlotte .luckson ?o.
Mattlo Martin 25c.
Mrs. Boltiiighouse $1.
Mrs. A. D. Bunn $5.
Ms. Emma Miser $5.
Mrs.' Fred Cooper $5. '
S. Vornon Ladies' Aid Society ?2o.
Hosenthall & Esely ?o.
Mr. Stauffer $5.
Mrs. Eliza Clark $1.
F, B. L,oney 12 lbs. apples, G loaves
of bread.
Kittle Blochcr 1 gloss jelly, 1 can
peaches and 1 can pineapple.
Mrs. Culbertson 1 bu. onions, 10
lbs. beans.
Mrs. Walter Sapp 3 can stomatocs,
2 cans corn, 1 can peaches, U lb. toa,
1 lb. rice, 1 can pears.
Lulu Ash 1 can pickles, .1 cans of
fruit, G glasses Jelly. 1
Jacob Ash 1 bu. potatoes, 1 bu.
pears, 4 squashes.
II. M' Ruble 12 pumpkins.
E. Balnter 1 bu. pears.
Mrs. Georgo Bennett 14 Glasses of
jolly.
Harry Smoots 3 dressed chickens
Krlel & Son 1 bu. sweet potatoes,
G cans corn, G cans loganberries.
Daughters of tho King 7 (its. to-
matoes, G cans peaches, 8 jare marma
lade, 7 glasses jelly, 2 cans pears, 1
can peach plcklos, 3 qts. fruit.
II. S. Tarr 11 cans peaches, 12 cans
peas, 12 cans soup.- I
Mrs. Daney 3 bu. potatoes, "
Mrs. S. 13. Deoley 1 bu. potatoes.
Mrs. B. B. Williams 12 quarts of
spiced pears.
Mrs. Anna naniels 8 bdttles grain
juice, 25 lbs. su?nr.
Mrs. Box Lamb 1 doz. cans corn,
HEADACHES AND
SLEEPLESSNESS
1 doz, tomatoes, 1 doz. ennw pineap
ple. It. II. SollorB 1 bu, potatoes,
Mra. Hurler . glnssos Jolly,
Mr3. Sanl- N ght drcsaoa nnd pll
low.chscs. -
Mr3. Esther Qrern 1 tack of "flour,
4 pumpkins. ,
Mrs. Hobort Baldwin 2 J t'rs of
fruit.
A Friend 1 qt. Jolly.
Miss Etta, Ellis t cans fruit, 2 cans
mluco meat.
Mrs. Henry Bo3twick 2 sacks flour.
Mra. V. H. Cotton 1 lb. tea, 2 lbs.
loaf sugar.
MIsson Ed th and Atlco Curtis 0
eani pickles, 1 can Ijlorkbarrlon.
Miss Li7lo Flllott V6 sack flour.
Mis. Clifford Armstrong 3 qts. of
uuii, i i i. juny. -
A Frlond 3 can3 fru't. rice, glass
of Jolly, 4 lbs. snusngo.
Mrs. Jennie Sol'cra 1 bu. potatoos,
1 chicken, 10 glasses of jolly,
T. S. t'l'kln 1 bu. potatoes, 3 pump
kins, 2 squashes.
Mr3. Sperry 2 doz. cans of peas.
Mrs. Clol3c Crnmtoy 7 glasses of
jelly, 1 qt, blackbrry Jim.
A. A. Dowds Dry Goods Co. 2 com
fortors, t
G. It. Baker & Co4 21 cans plums,
24 cans poaches. -
Mrs. Alox Brlckcr Fears,, pump
kins, cottago rlnose.
Mrs. Dougherty 25 lbs. sugar.
Mrs. U. W. Wuchner Jelly. " .
Mra. Elmer' Jacobs 2 'cap vege
tables. " , f '', '
Mjss Grant G pkgs. spaghetti, G-pf
macaron'i v t ,, ' '
Mr. and Mrs. A-' R. Sljie .10' lbs. su
gar. Mis3es Maria and Anna Ash Hick
ory nut cako, I qt. cream, 4 glasses
of Jolly. v - '
Mrs. Scribner 3 qts. fruit, 1 can
vegetables, 1 bottle pickles, 5 glasses
of jelly.
Airs, S. T. Horn 2!) lbs, sugar.
tyta Murray 1 loaf bread, 1 lb. cof
fee, 2 cans peas. ,
Mrs. Frances Lafover 3 snivashes.
Mrs. H. Baldwn Cabbage, can to
matoes; can piccalilli, flowersv
Mrs. Fred Wolf Can peaches.
Mrs. Bello Watkns Cabbrigo, 1 can
tomatoes flowers.
Mrs. Jcannotte Bucher 1 can each
of peaches, qqulnco honey, grape but
ter. Mrs. Travis 6akos 1 can peaches,'
Mrs. N. C. Le voting 3 glasses jolly.
Mrs. George Mochwart 1 can of
jam and mustard pickles.
Mrs. C. B. Baldwin G cans of beef
bouillon, G cans mixed (Vegetables.
Mrs. Hugh Campbell 3 .cans pro
served cherries. .
c. Miss Lthel Collins-rC lbs.tlanl. i ' ,
Mrs. A. A. Dowdfj-r-G cans I fruit, 1
pr. blankets. n
Mrs. Hairy Turner-1 bu. 'potatoes,
6 gIa3sos jelly. i i-iii-u ,
Mr3. Frank Moora and Gertrude
Crumloy 23 lbs. ,sugur;, 3 lbs. coffee,
1 lb. tea. ' t ?
Mrs. A. C. Collins-Sack of sugar.
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P r o h i bition Enforcement
Commissioner Parker Ad
dresses Mt. Vernon
Audience
Statu riohlbltlou EnforpcnuiiLCom
in'ssionor Don V. Parker of Ashtabu
la addrossed a ichtlvely small num
ber of uHrra at tho coiirthouco Wed
nesday evening. Ho sokc oa'tho alib
ied "Law Enfcrceiuunt and tho Brow-
oi s' Ameiidmont." ' ,
As a rnhllc speaker, Judgo Parker
was, pmhaiw, loss onterVilnlns than
porno others who havo visited Mt.
Vnnion. Ho practice) none of tho
graces and rtrts of oratory. On tho
othnr hand, ho does not uso any -of
tho trlokn and metlio'ls of the seeker
after upp ui'sc. Hlw ineUiod, rather,
Is tolling, sledso haninW blows dollv-
ci od with a s.nglo purpose, and mat
to demolish.
In his address, Judgo Parker 'made
reference lo tho long fight th-xt had
been waged against liquor, culmlnat--ins
in tho adoption of tho 1St,h amend
ment to tho federal constitution and
the Incorporation of a bim'lar amend
ment in'o tho s'aia constitution. He
re'n'cd In .detail and wlt'iojit adorn
ment whatMias bcon dono by tho bu
leau of which he Is tho chief to en
force the prohibition law. He declared
tho results show that tho bureau Is
moro than solt-sustalning because of
tho fines assessed and collected from
bootleggers.
Fnforcemnt of the law Is becoming
Increasingly easy as tho violators aro
learning they may not venture into
the Illicit traffic with impunity'.
Discussing the nronosed amend
ment that is to bo voted upon next
Tuesday, Judge Parker said Its effect
would be greatly to hamper it not
wholly nullify, efforts of enforcement
officers. It would permit keeping in
homes nnd other placei not only light
w'nes and beer, but ecry other kind
of intoxicating liquor, howovor ac
quired. Ho btrongly urged his audi
encd to ote No on the proposal.
Leaving New York Wednesday Morning
Arriving at Ringwalt's Friday Morning
All Marked and Ready for Sale By Noon Friday
75 New Coats
At 3 Very Special Prices
$23.75
For Suede ,Veloui- Coals.
St'f or Fur Trimmed.
Usually Caused By Stomach
Bowel Trouble
Fox & Stelnhoff 4 lbs. coffoo.
I. M. Wurman Chlckon.
Mrs. James Dial Chicken.
Mrs. Wlllemln 2 jars relish,
doughnuts.
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$28.00
Sport Coats that are easy to slip
in to.
Mannish styles and. materials.
$38.00
Of Norniniulic and Bolivia in
newest models.
New colors.
TAKE NOTICE Thesd Coats sent by .Miss !M click who bought them at lower prices than were offered on
her.last trip. The saving is very marked.
The J. S. Ringwalt Co.
Ungallant, French 8ayln(j.
A man In love is like a sparrow
cnuglit with birdlime; the more lie
strUes the mure he1 is entangled.'
From the Fremh.
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3 5c "Danderine" Saves Your
Hair Ends Dandruff!
Delightful Tonic
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day By The.Knox County
Commissioners
It Is usually faiuul tliut tho IjckIiiiiIiiB
of lieuiluclies ai sleeplessness or oilier
ncrvoUH conditions Is fiom coiiNtlputlon
or IntllKPhtlon oi both. The. explanation
Is Himplo for one tnn reiulllv uiuleistanil
that If they should eat spoiled food thoy
would Immediately become deathly blck
Jf Indeed they did not die fiom It. Tliero
Is little dlfteience between eutliiK spolkd
i7Za lolXn TLLnaX Statement Is Authorized To-
comes In contact with tho blood ana it
tho stomach sours It nnd fefments It
pioducInK poisonous Rases It Is qulto
natural that headaches and geneial
nervousness would quickly follow. Later
If the condition becomes chionlc nencmla
nnd a Roncrnl lun down condition pte
vnlls. Tha suicst and quickest toad to
health In such distress Is Neiv-Worth,
for sale at most dius stoics at ono dol
lur a bottle on u, positive Kuuiantco of
money back if tho fit st bottle does not
show Butlsfactoiy teaults. It Is always
on sale In this city at tho Schrnnl &
Heckler diUK stole.
Mts. Huffman, of, Johnstown. Pa. told
us of her expei ience. She had pet Iodic
al headaches, tonlbly dlstt acting and
painful every tlueo or four days. Her
stomach and bowels weie bud. She had
iheumatlc pains and was uv weak nnd
ull mn down. Uefoie she hnd taken one
bottle her pam left her and slio slept
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BAIR SAYS:
"Tho Ladles ot tho Iuvlslble Eyo"
Inspect you when you enter Into
social affairs, Invlslblo eyes In
spect you keenly. To succeed In.
society or business much caro
must be given to one's personal
appearance. Send us your gar-
ymonts now.
Sanitary Dry
Cleaning Co.
B. H. Bair, Prop.
Dyeing, Pressing, t
Repairing
S. W. Cor. Public Sq. ' B36 Red
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
The following statement of facts
regarding the two mill lovy for road
purposes as submitted to tho people
of Knox county to bo voted on noxt
Tuesday, November 7, is authorized
by tho commissioners of Knox coun
ty. This statement Is prepared, not as
an argument, either for or against tho
proportion, but entirely for tho pur
poso of explanation.
The two principal points to bo ex
plained aro: First Tho two mill lovy
previously voted by tho people of
Knox county and to ran five (5) yeats
has expired. Since tho expiration, of
that Urns the commissioners of Knox
county find it impossible to meet the
demands of tho people for moie roads
unless the abovo proposition should
carry,
Second-r-Tho road money in Knox
county is divided into two funds, tho
Improved Jtoad Fund and the County
Road Fund. Tho county money which
goes to holp build the state system
of roads must come fiom the Implor
ed Road Fund, while the "County
Fund" is all used in tho "County Sys
tem." Every dollar to bo thrived fiom
this levy will go Into the "County
Road Fund" and consequently will bo
spent only on tho cotintjvfo;ids, not
Iluuy! It's your duty! Each day
you see a Utllo more hair falling out
and you are making ,no effort to avoid
baldness. What a pity. Falling hair
means your hair is weak, sick pos
sibly dandiuft' is strangling It, dr the
hah root pores In tho scalp aro not
firm and tight, thus wasting tho hair
giowlnfe' oils.
Danderino almo3t Instantly stops
falling hair of men or women and
cleans overy particle ot dandiufl'
away, thin tho hnlr takes on now life,
vigor nnd strength to grow strong,
thick, nnd long. (
Danderino is delightful not sticky
or grcasj. Go to any drug stbro now
and get a bottle. L'se it. Havo
healthy, heavy, beautiful hair and lots
of'it. Advt.
Exhausted From Grippe Cough
I.a siippo cougln rack and 'tear the
sulforcr to a sfcite ot exhaustiou.
"Would gpt completely exhausted
fro.n violent gilppo toughs," writes
It. 0, Collins, Unrncgat, N. J, "Tried
rWcy's Honey and Tar and t.'; cough
(paoeil entirely." Used by threo sun-
one penny of it going toward tho toii-jpiatloni for toughs, colds and croup,
structlon of tho stato roads. throat, cheat and bronchiul inltatlop,
The commissioners fool thnt in sul Fqlo's Honoy and T.tr hai stood tho
mlttfcg this to the votot's they '.no 'test of" timo. Contains no onlatos
giving, them' a chanco to say whether Inerodlonta printed on tho wiappeiv
or not thpy wish to see tho Kind woil Lm post selllmr tough metlleino in tho
In Knox county continue. Iworld.Advt. TuThS x28
The First
Essential
of a real investment is safety.
Only after that is reasonably
assured' is it safe to let your
choice be influenced by the rate
of return on the money invested.
We offer safe investments yield
ing up to 7.507".
Ask for our suggestions
if
GEORGE ISRAEL
Representative For
; ,j Knox, County
Over Knox Co. Sav. Bank
f Mt Vernon,
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CLEVELAND',
YOU NEED A NEW SUIT
Ar.d now Is the time to order It. Our showing of Fall and Winter
materials for your approval comprises an ample assortment of
the newsst weaves and most popular colors. '
A SUIT TAILORED TO YO ;R ORDER.
JOHN R. DOELFS, Practical Tailor
Curtis House Block Mt. Vernon, Ohio
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Better Than a Muitard Platter
For Coughs and Colds, Mead
ache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism
and All Aches and Pains
ALL DRUGGISTS
35c and 65c, jars and tubes
Hospital size, $3.00
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Cream Corn Starch. .'. ;. ... .10c
Gclden Sun Coffee : '. . . . .35c
Old Reliable f Coffee .'...: 35c
Canned i uirrpkin .'....' 10c j
fTallman ejet Apples Per bushel '. .$1.90
Pep C::n ler lb '. '' 5c f
C-t. ". Tcv. oing Per yard '.V?. 10c
Linen Tew eling Per yard. . ; '-."J, 20c
All Wool Serlge Yard wide. . . . . rhV 90c
3 lb. ComfortvEatts ..., .......' 9c
Apron Ginghams 10c
FULL LINE OP BALL BAND BOOTS
'AND RUBBERS.
HOAGIAND'S
CASH STORE
Spagh etti Package
BUCKEYE CITY, .0.
Net Specials But Every Day Prices:
........7c; 3 for 20a
BiEsman's Steel Cut Coffee In glass cans 38c
Peaches--In large cans, each 20c
Rolled Oats 10c, 3 for 25c
Milk La-ge cans, each 10c
Try a pound of Golden Cream Coffee Guaranteed
ov your mrncy back.
Matches Per box 5c; 6 boxes for 25c
Beech Nut Pork and Beans Large cans. . .2 for 25c
Aunt Jemima Buckwheat and Pancake Flour
Each 15c
New Corn Meal Per lb , 2c
Comfort Batting 3 lb. batts each 90c
Boys' Every Day Sveaters Each 75c
Men's All Wool Union Suits Per suit $2.75
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pink these are but a
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