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THE DAILY SCIOTO GAZETTE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1915. PAGE SEVEN i- EFFORT TO BE MADE TO BUILD BIG FIRST CHURCH Colds Do Not Leave Alinin's. Because a cold is stubborn is no reason why you should ne. Instead of "wearing" it out, get sure relief by taliing'Dr. King's New Discovery.

Dangerous bronchial and lung ailments often follow a cold which has been neglected at the beginning. As your body faithfully battles those cold germs, no better aid can be given than the use of this remedy. Its merit has been tested by old and Young. Get a bottle today. 50c and $100.

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Rata; most reasonable in the city. Motor Ambulance Service. W. R. LOWREY, Undertaker 31 East Second St.

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First class service. Ratei most reasonable in the city. Motor Ambulance Service. W. R.

LOWREY, Undertaker 1 31 East Second St. Both Phores. You Feet Clean and Clean and You 1 You Feel How An Engineer Keeps Well. Railroad engineers are more ex. posed to catching cold than other workers.

E. G. Dunaphant of Monetteo has run a Frisco engine 25 years and all the medicine he had taken is Foley's Honey and Tar. He writes: "I always keep it in house and recommend it to all who have a Lad cough or cold." Mutchler Pharacy. rod rum A pleasant event at the First Presbyterian church, was the apple supper given to the boys and young men of the Sunday school, Satuday evening.

The apples used in preparing the supper were kindly furnished by Mr. Fred. See ling, the fruit grower. The lady teachers of the school served the menu, which consisted of roast pork, baked apples, creamed potatoes, apple salad, hot rolls, apple jelly, apple pie a la mode and coffee. Favors were kficblus yellow apples at each place.

The tables and room were decorated with autumnal colors. An interesting contest was the guessing of 27 varieties of apples placed on display. The prize has not yet been awarded. Professor Morgan of Athens, told of the young men of his Sunday school class of boys at Athens, called the "Mohicans." This class of boys Is a large one, and amusements and athletics are arranged for them, such that their interest in the church is heightened. Dr.

W. C. Stinson spoke next and told of his plans for such a class to be started in their own Sunday school. Approximately 35 were present. Hem' Haynes Matter of Confidence More than any other merchant is a Jeweler dependent upon the confidence of the public.

In what other line can you be shown two of goods, one, to yott, apparently as good as the other, yet with all possible difference in construction and wearing qualities We cannot conscientiously recommend gootil above their tr tie worth and our honesty often costs us a sale. It is not the purchase of the moment we depend upon, but your future business, and we must merit your confidence to get it. That our efforts are appreciated is evidenced by a rapidly increasing business. Refreshed! after a bath with KIRK'S 314sP RUSE i Soap because Its bubbly" lather has opened and ,1 thoroughly cleansed the I Po7s. leavIng only a tingle of per- fect cleanliness.

A daily morning 11 bath with this pure soap Is a joy and makes the day's work easier. YOUR DEALER SELLS IT I 1: 1 i A Matter of Confidence Refreshed! More than any other merchant is a Jeweler de- 1 i 1 after a bath with pendent upon the confidence of the public. In what other line can you be shown two KIRK'S of goods, one, to yott, apparently as good as the I RusE I i other, yet with all possible difference in construc- tion and wearing qualities. 1 We cannot conscientiously recommend good-4 SOaP above their tr tie worth and our honesty often eosts us a sale. because Its "bubbly" lather has opened and r.7-, It is not the purchase of the moment we depend I thorou ghly cleansed the -r, upon, but your future business, and we must merit 1 your confidence to get it.

I leaVing only a Jfa 3 of per- ft li That our efforts are appreciated is evidenced by I I pores. ec cleanness. 1 a rapidly increasing business. i A daily morning bath with this pure soap Henn Haynes 1 Is a joy and makes the 111 daY's work easier. YOUR DEALER SELLS IT br I11 1 .1 II Jett to ffiH4 BAKER IS HELD FOR KILLING HIS WIFE Less To Pay For Better Shoes That is the reason why particular, careful people deal at our storewhy you are or should be dealing with usLess to pay for better shoes.

That is, indeed, real economy, for it not only meairs a saving of money on the cost of the shoes you buy, but a saving of worry about their quality and style. Our quality and our prices are an and certainly the most poweful facts in keeping down the cast and keeping up the quality of footwear. McArthur, Oct. 11.On a warrant sworn out by State Fire Marshals McBee and Murphy, George W. Baker of Harrison township, was bound over to court by Justice of the Peace Fore-- man on the charge of murder in the first 'degree.

His bond fixed The charred remains of his wife were found in the ruins of his house. which was destroyed by fire Sept. 12. At the tin, her death was supposel to have been caused by an explosion of kerosene while she was attempting to start a fire. Wometes $3 Patent or Gun Metal Cloth Top Shoes Just Like Cut, Bargain Price $1.98 tvome Top 1 777.

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'Misses' 441.75 kid el( )th top button shoes, good f( )1' school wear, bargain price Men's $3.50 Gun Metal or Vici Button or Lace Shoes, Bargain Price $2.48 lEDDY FRIEDMAN IS VIED ON STAGE AT ROCHESTER, N. Y. $1.19 Chiklren's $2 high top gun metal button shoes, sizes 9 to 13 1-2; bargain price Boys' $2 gun metal button shoes, all solid leather, bargain price $1.59 $139 IIIINEEMENNIMMMBMW The Chillicothe Bargain Shoe Co 0 27 South Paint St. The City Building is Opposite Us. 44H4444414f44 1M SAXON FOUR CYLINDER ROADSTER $395 C.

44 lAir Uri lp, --A 4 '149' 44 li 41 -difyist117. "Ap do Theodore L. Friedman, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Benj.

Friedman, nov7 flaying with "The Parisian Flirts," and Miss Ida Becker, of the same I company, were married on the stage of the Corinthian Theatre, in Roliester, N. Thursday evening of this week, immediately following the evening's performance, by Rabbi Cop Ian of that city. ''Ted," as he is generally has rapidly gone to the front in his chosen profession, and hosts of friends, in this city and elsewhere, will extend their congratulations and i. good wishes at the earliest Under the caption, "They Played at Love, But Found 'Twas Real," the Rochester, N. Herald, tinder date of Wednesday, October (1, says: "On the stage they laughed at love and bandied careless jests anti I about the little god in whom I they professed disbelief.

They were I 1 continually tekling the public that they, blase and careless mortal', were armor proof against the darts I limit Cupid shoots. And then came their disillusionment. They met six i weeks ago and the little marksman 1 shot his bolts. The thing they had joked at became true, and they fell in love. Yesterday they secured a marriage license from City Clerk Thomas Dransfield and tomorrow they will plight their troths.

"They" In this are Theodore Leopold Friedman, known on the stage as Ted Friedman, known on the stage as Ted Lewis, and Miss Ida Becker. Both are in the cast of "The PariStan 1 Flirts" at the Corinthian Theater i this week. The marriage ceremonY will be performed on the Corinthian stage tomorrow evening after the show. Rabbi Isaac Caplan will Observer. I Power of a Locomotive 7-z MAE Mighty, resistless power that seems capable of sweeping you on and on foreverthat's the first thing you feel when you sit behind the wheel of a Saxon ---fill611111111113 1 rr you on and on for- Ivileel of a Saxou :1 1 ,1 I 11 I Continental, High Sped Motor.

Three Speed Transmission Timken Axles. 1 '4 I fl You sense it in the motor's low, healthy purr. You feel it in the steady, even pull as the car gets under way. And then, when you step on the accelerator, what a revelation of power you get. The car leaps forwardeagerly, like a hound unleashed.

Speed is yoursas much as you wantwith only a touch of the throttle. Hills are like level places. You romp up steepest grades without the slightest feeling of effort. Saxon "Six" has proved its bill-Climbing ability on all the famous testing hills of the country. In the Stamford, Mil Climb, it took first place.

tip to the three-mije mountain road at Uniontown, it sped In 4 minutes and 4 seconds, defeating all cars in its price class and some that were higher priced. Ralph De Palma, the worlds greatest racing driver, who competed, said the showing of the Saxon "Six" at nit ()MOM was the most astounding perform; anee he had ever seen. In this great car the Saxon engineers have in corporated the most advanced ideas of motor car design: High speed motor Light weight Yacht line body Comfort for all passengers Saxon high speed motor plus Saxon light weight .14 the combination that gives such wonderful power. Yacht line body gives the "Six" its striking beauty and style. Ample room in both driver's seat and tonneau gives complete comfort for all passengers.

Come in and see this splendid car. Let us prove to you its power and quality. In choosing your touring car don't be content with anything less than a "Six." Six-cylinder high-speed motor, 30-33, yacht Hue body; two-unit electric starting and lighting; demountable tine; one-man top; Timken axles and bearings; vanadium steel cantilever springs; 112 in. wheelbase; 32x3 12 In. tires, non skid in rear.

$393 "Six" Touring Car $785 453With detachable Limousine top 933 393 "Six" Roadster 783 advanced Ideas of motor ngers lus Saxon light weight gives such wonderful gives the "Six" its Let us prove choosing your anything less 30-33, IL ic starting and one-tiutn top; anadium steel base; 323 1 -'2 $393 "Six" Touring Car $795 433With detachable Limousine top 933 783 1 111111111111111111ii i if 4 all4 po 42,, eVe 1 VP I 4 a rIgad irsoa (-)I. 11111 Ai le tio, Amossiti: I 1 1 A Sunday Alsiter. Mr. C. R.

Tustin, of Memphis, was a guest at the home of his brother, Mr. W. S. Tustin, of Scloio avenue, Sunday, having stopped while making a visit in Cincinnati, in the interest of the Johnson-Tustin Lumber of which he is secretary and treasurer. I "Four" Roadster With detachable Coupe top Delivery Car "Four" Roadster With detachable Coupe top I A-11 441 4 ()1 je.

Saxon-Four with Detaeable Coupe, $455. Drummond Ur Dealers Dealers DRUMMOND VINR" Co. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA impinge. MIM. Warner House Al ley Both rhones Warner House Alley ESIONEEMEMINIMEM1111119 1 I tb.

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