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"JIM! Bacall/ll Watch in [In World"
This Will Make
Her Happy!
F you want her to have the best
—;;2ve her a LADY MAXIM
Kiri t \Vutrh.
l‘lxiu week we are ofiering this
‘ andsomely designed watch.
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‘ ‘ Plum Mammal. . . $551” :
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' ROBT. A. BENEDICT,
I 22 Wall St. Homlk:
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In boyhood. a country youth helping only one elective office.
support a whlcwvd mother.
In manhood.
DAUGHTERTY
U. S:_Attorney General '
closcst friend andi
ifor governor.
Myron T. Herrick de-
ns legislator
jirom an Ohio county in 1889.
In 1888 he unsuccessfully
"counselor of America‘s Pan-outing and 'thc Republican Congressional nomina-
.tion from his Ohio district.
Such is the story of Attorney Gon- lihe Hanna. group defeated his boom
icml Harry M. lluuglwriy.
In I’llug'llf'rty's cursor. politics have Heated him in 1906 for the senatorial
played a prime part. But he has hald'momination in Ohio.
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Despite his deft-sis. fiaugherty is
considered the besl no“, ,man in the
Harding cabinet on American poli-
tics. '
Dnughertywns hard in Washington
Court House, 0.. Jan. 26, 1860. His
father died when he was four years
old. The boy worked as an errand
boy, as a gardener and a grocery clerk
while attending school and saved
money to put himself through the
University of Michigan.
In 1881, Daugherty took up law and
entered politics in \Vashington Court
House. He attended the legislature
from there and became skilled in dis~
trict leadAership.
EXOIICTnted of Charges ‘
The legislative session Daugherty
tions in America.
senator. Daugherty's name was m
but. he was exonerated in 1892.
tics. He was Republican state cen-
tral committee chairman in 1898.
Daugherty. Todd 8: Rarey, with which Marion.
torney general.
eluded some of-the biggest corpora- ing politically.
“NW“; . .... .
But politics largely occupied Daugh-
atiended was followed by charges of erty's attention. He was on the Tort
bribery in connection with the vote steering committee at. the 1908 Repub-
for John Sherman. candidate for U. S: licsn national convention.
An act for which his political op-
tioned in connection with the charges. ponents berate him ‘3 his participa-
" tion in. getting commutation of the
That year Daugherty moved to Co- sentence of Charles W. Morse. con-
lumbus. where he practiced law and victed of false entries in the books of
took a prominent part in state poii- the Bank of North America.
. Harding‘s IPA-lend.
Twenty years ago Warren G. Hard-
In 1902 he formed the law firm of his came to the Ohio Legislature from
Daugherty .met him and a
he was associated when he“became-at- close friendship started.
The fi'rm's clients in- lost no opportunity to advance Hard-
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In 1904 he helped elect Harding
paicn. -
Daugherty.
inet followed.
Daugherty
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Arm Chair and
Mahogany Frames, with
loose cushion seats and
Davenport
’l‘nhlu. arc Int'llltlt‘d in this Suite. Every
} FOUR macs MAHOGANY LIVING ROOM sum:
1 As Illustrated Above-—
Cane
COMPLETE
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TermsTO Suit
“'alnut.
COMPLETE
“3819
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F OUR PIECE AMER. WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE
As Illustrated Below—
i In thr- popular Quccn Anne period and
Full Slat-II Bed. Toilet.
'lnhli- nml handsome (‘hiflnrcuo—cxacily as
slmun—huili ui‘ H‘icI-t materials and richly
Lifetime
Will! i. lllill
lie;;l".‘.:iili gow‘rnor of Ohio.
promoted Harding‘s senatorial
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cun-
In 1:320 Daugherty managed Hard—
ing's prcsidential campaign. The Ohio
stain records Show that
518.000 of the 320.0% spent for Hurd-
ing's nomination was contributed b’.
his old friend and advisemunrx’y n.
more than
‘
Sol-‘riinn of Daugherty for the cob-
5 ;
Daughcnys vfife‘ has long been an
invalid. a fact. it is believed: tlnt I!“
caused Danghortv repeatedly“) refuoo .
offices which would necessitate their
moving from their home [110on
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kct.
Chairs.
NINE PIECE WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE.
As Illustrated Abova—
Including: “'ood Gnlleried Bullet, Oblong
Cabinet, and Six
(limits—All of fine duality, in the Duo Tone
American Walnut finish. One of the most.
attractive popular priced Suites on the! mar-
TermsToSuib
. — ~ ‘ :
RANGE, ICER, TABLE & TWO KITCHEN CHAIRS
As Illustrated Below—
This Set indnde‘ne of our guaranteed
No. 8.18 Coal Ranges. with single shelf
mantle. oven indicator, em. etc.: Top Icing
Refrigerator; Kitchen Table (plain white
top): and, Two strong Bow M Kitcl‘en
COMPLETE
i‘l7959
COMPLETE
$8215.
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GR l‘iDFATHER CLOCKS:
l‘ull lu-Ight Mahogany Grand-
IIilII‘r's ( lock—with guaranteed
lint class wan-ks, brass (Hill, (‘10.:
ltr-gulnrly $140.00—-—Spccinlly priced
at... ....... ..............Il2.50
Anoilwr \‘ory attractive Clock, of
nm- qllnliy and handsome appear-
nm-o—Rvmllnrly prk‘cd at $150.00—
.\In\' bring [)ITI‘H‘d lit. ..... $119.75
l'v‘riml design Grandfather’s
('lurk—r'ow-n i‘m-t high—(‘hlmm
-—l:ost (ictuil u-ork lhmughout—
lioziilarly priced $225.00 — Now
nizirkwi .............. 3179.50
Louis XV Tun—“'3“: full Chimes
Thu-Jim nln tho qllmrtcr hour—"cry
.m- qml Il)‘ — i0 ular
SRSUJlO—Now markgl .y. $3333
Sheraton Design—Seven and One.
“nit foot high—Shows date posi-
tion or moon, aux—Full Chimes—
Qunricr stI'ikLh—chularly 8425.00—
.\u\v ..... ...... vv0|$339075
MAl'JY orIIERs—
ALL ON TERMS TO SUIT
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THIS CABINET PHONOGRAI’I'I
549 75 m I.
Lamps, Bridge Lamps, Table Lumps, Boudoir Lamps, and Nogelties:
THIS GIGANTIC SALE, STARTING SATURDAY MORNING!
Any Lump in the Sale may be purchased on Hadley’s Easy Payment Plan—Any purchase will
Seekers !
be held until time of delivery wanted.
Special .
has used: shapod' Bose
\ your-choice o! sew
. '11:. Table Lunp “lush-atoll at the right. is one of many popular de-
Mallow
“a” on Sale. y base. with two light fixture, and genuine Silk
Shade
“ Icy-Ivcystic-Iu'ivtvuvucuuvcn
W" histockof Metal Lamps there
mention An attractive Tobi; Lamp. with
Bmhchoiceotaevenlmwm ArtGlass
SWIM“"uneven”...r.........
C Wu: nmflymmedmm
80m mice 01 Rose, Gold or Blue—flu: Gold
Braid min-ah rmlar $2.08 value—-
In W. W 881° .0 oor!tt'ovv.|v9??0£' vq~-...-...-ou
worthyotnpodll
Hen
Shade 11:;‘ your
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ALL ARE TO BE INCLUDED IN
Your Choice of One Hundred and Fifty
FL 00R LAMPS 51 635 i
Mahogany Base With Silk
Shade In Your Choice Color 1
h
This grOup consists of full sized Floor Lumps,
including rich Mahogany Base, with two-light fixtures.
and Silk Shade with Chenille Trim, in your choice of
Rose, Gold, Blue, Mulberry and my combination-2
AtthedutoftheSnlgyourchbiceofnllcolonisu-
sored: To delay selection merely means 5. chance of
disappoiniment. Inasmuch as a small deposit reserves
, your selection, you will find it to your every advantage
to attend this Sale as early as possible.
A an, 3,1539 Lamp—illustrated at the ietb—ig included in this
sol event, a: a. very low price!
w of Mahogany. with Silk Shade in
oral colors. Spooflfll!
with Chenile 'h'lm. complete it
Six-dc; my be had in nu odors. Specially priced
II'I‘I'O ‘Q‘Oootiol
American!
1..
As shown, it
$1 198
prim-d at”...
thisiow price;
3119.8
Is onesnnsxnéeéi
‘ y Base, and Silk
$198,
What a splendid opportunity for Gift
Terms to Suit I .,
.
CEDAR HOPE CHESTS
Period design Chest—In Natural
Red finish—Moderate Sim—Neatly
trimmed with Copper—Specially
priced n‘t ................. $11.98
Larger (wrest—measuring 40 x 17
x 17 inches—In natural Red finish
—Trtm.med with copper—Specially
prlcodnt ............... $15.98
William and Mary Period Chest—-
Natural Red Finish—Plain but. very
ntuacdvhspectall y priced ”$1.935
......u-n-uoo- ......... .... .1
large Colonial Period Chest, with
heavy Scroll Leggy-Size 44 x 20 x 20
“claw-Copper trimmed—Specially
priced at ................. $2545
MANY omsxs<
III. 0N TERMS TO SUIT.
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FINE sum DESKS:
Said! shed Spine: Desk—Mn-
homy finish—SI writing sur-
priee . . . . . . 320.75
Desk, with perfect
I
work—o: very line finish Honky
ace.
mews. Honda prioettflfli
Deck—0t bonny “proportion and
Walt. AHoIIdflnyPricoM‘lo
' ~ - H .. y , mm;-
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