The Marion Star from Marion, Ohio • 7

THE MAtUOX PA1LY STAK, fTUP jrOrST 2M 1U. r.GE i'EVEf. EEEAT IHTEBESTIH THE I FOR. NEW HOMES I iri Women's 50c Silk Hose IS'jc Fine silk and lisle stockltngs. ia ton.

black and white. on Kale Saturday at Men's JOc Black and tan hone, sites 1-1 to 11 1-1. limit pairs to a custo y) 138 Worth Stite St mnoa. mio. poir.

only me oest things in new turnuure arc uumy at this $tore. A ichole store-full of the choice products of the best manufacturershigh grade goods at the prices usually asked tor cheap. If you care tor the up-to-date appearance of your home, look through our stock and let us give you prices. See our NO BOOST IX THE TRICE OF SHOES THIS WINTER. Eronomj Shoes for fall and winter were all contracted for six months ao, if anything the values will be greater ever before.

LOOK IX OCR WINDOWS. Fall of fall and winter styles, and see for yourself. ECONOMY BOOT SHOP Across from Hotel Marion Saturday is the Last Day of Our Outlet Sale and 29c Sale. We Say Come! 1 Outfit 5-Room Outfit 3-Room Outfit 4 Room JL flTX-fT- mer, on rri sale at Manufacturer's And Save Half Your Money. Men's $2.00 Hats 99c New Fall Hats In derbies or soft styles, and all shades, sties for men and )oung men.

You must see these hats to appreciate the value. Lioston famous hats at 99c Women's $3.50 Hats 1 1 for for for $75 $100 $135 The MARION DEPARTMENT CO. MARION'S FOREMOST HOME -FURNISHERS. -East Center Street. South State Street- WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR AT SGHWARTZ'SUNDERSELLINGSTORE ItS S.

Main st. One door north of Busy Bee Restaurant. JUST RECEIVED A B0f Ne2ment FALL HATS Prettiest Styles Trimmed Hats, you must aee these Hat to appreciate the values, on sale Saturday at Men's SUIT SALE Surprise of the season, Men's $12 60 and 11500 new Fall Suits, all wool blue serge Suits Included, sizes for men and young i men, on sale all day Men's $3.50 Pants $1.69 Another purchase of Men's Pants enables us to offer f.mi worsted and cassl-mere Pants, sizes for men and young m.n. also all wool blue serges. SHtur ray sa at BOSTON STORE NEW FALL SHOES In Women's $198 Saturday at 7.

2 5 They Include the Latest Shades and Shapes of the Day. COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. Mens 50c Shirts 37 l-2c Good lot of Dress Shirt, with or without collars, work shirts Included, sites 12 1-3 to 17 In plain blue, black sateen or striped. Saturday sale Boston Store Specials Sc package of "I pin AC Irtc Children's Drawers, at UiC 10c Vet. a 1 taped, at 'i2i Wrlidcy's Spearmint Rum.

ill at AiiV 10c Talcum Powder, at HiC 4c Hair Nets, all shades, at 1 3c Safety Tins, -J, 5c roll of Toilet Paptr at lsC 4e Pearl Hut- tons at 1 60c Hair Pins In a box, at It SATURDAY IS BARGAIN DAY loo lurk Ginghams, excellent quality at. yard 10c I.lnen Crash, on sule at. yard 6c Calicoes, all shades, special at, yard 75c Bed Sheets, full sixes, on sale 97 at 12 l-2c Fine Percales, Unlit and dark shades, on sale all day Saturday at. Qn yard 10c. tine sale at, yard Muslin, on 12 l-2c Outing and Cotton Flannel C' at, yard OaC 12 l-2c Hnte's Stsnd- rd OltiRhnms, on sale all day But-day at 37ic Prices Always 798c, $1.48, $1.98, $2.48 Elders for Districts Are Named.

KIV. H. C. BERGER FOR LOCAL DISTRICT Probable Rev. Mr.

FWger Will Make His Home in This City O. D. Wonder Receives Liren.se and Will Be Ordained Minister in Sessions Sunday. A large amount of Interest Is being manifested in the annual conference of the Evangelical church, which is ia progress at Circleville this week, and a good-sized crowd is in attendance at each session. The principal feature of the Wednesday afternoon session was the appointment of the presiding elders.

Rev. H. Berger was appointed presiding elder of the Columbus district, which includes this city, and it is thought probable that he will locate in Marion. Rev. J.

B. Kanaga, former presiding elder of this district, was transferred to the Tiffin district and Rev. E. I. Caldwell was appointed to the Cleveland territory.

Sunday Big Day. Sunday will be the big day of the conference and about fifty members 1 V. have chartered a' special Interurban car and will go to Circleville for the conference. The appointment of ministers will take place In the afternoon and other important business will be transacted. The men's chorus of Calvary church will accompany the party.

An event of interest to the Marlon crowd will feature Sunday, when O. D. Wonder will be ordained a minister of the gospel. Mr. Wonder, who resides on the corner of John street and Wilson avenue, received his license to preach, yesterday.

The special car for Circleville will leave the interurban station at 5:30 Sunday morning and will arrive here on the return trip at midnight. The conference will be closed with the Sunday evening session. Select Autumn Hats Saturday. Chic fall hats of exquisite grace exclusive in design, coloring and trimming. Each day the assortment grows each day hats of rare designing are added.

The size of the fall stock of millinery would bo unusual even for, the middle of and this only the last of August Miss Warrington, Frank Block. 1 READY TOMORROW. A Select Advance Showing of tho Newest, Authentic Conceits in Autumn Millinery Exquisitely Charming, Indeed. We're admirably ready to provide your needs in autumn millinery, with a stock that embraces everything that is unquestionably smart and tasteful. The novelty of the new modes wil captivate you their elegance is surprising.

are especially featuring the new velvet sailors, in almost unlimited shapes. Then there are the other creations all possessing charming beauty and undeniable chic. The Individuality of our millinery will Jmpregs you and our prices, as usual, are in keeping with your idea of what is right. May we have the pleasure showing you the new modes tomorrow? Miss Warington, Frank bnilding. 1 ALL WASH DRESSES $3.00.

of All Summer Wash Dresses Xewest, Most Beautiful Styles Values to .73 $5.00. A good selection for tomorrow but you had better come in the morning. Every dress 'offered is altogether smart and desirable; actually values to $39.75, choice; $5.00 1 Frank Bros. Co. 1 STAR 11 REPORTS 13 00 and S3, GO shoes.

Men's Women's shoes In tun, iuIlH. vlcl. In BARGAINS smart Women's Wanh dresses, Rises for all women In tine percales, ginghams, Satur day sour f7i 79c pick at Women's fl 50 new Fall Dress Skirts, In fluent blue serftes. also crepe mnterials, all sis-es. Saturday CJ1 QQ sale at OasJO Women's $1 50 crepe kimonos, pretty patterns, Saturduy special at Uv $5.00 Hair Switches $2.98 Finest Imported human hnlr, we guarantee to match any shade PO QQ on salo at VsJO Women's 1 -50 Itches Ji'e Finest Human Hair Switches, three strands, alt shades, on sale Saturday, at 79c Furnishing Bargains Mon'a 15c IJsle Hose, black and colors.

and colors, Ql sale at OaC on sa Men's 25o Neckwear. new Fall 17Jc Hpeclnl at 6c 'Kerchiefs, white, blue or red, Saturday, sale OI at Men's fl.00 finest lisle union suits, all Rises, special J9C Young Men's Bc Cnlon Suits, on sale Saturday 29c Men's best Bftc Shirts and Drawers. Ilnest ballirlKtctinc uallly, sis-es 30 to 40. on sale all dsy OQ Saturday at tJt Store to its Fullest Capacity. 29c Stockings, on sale.

OQ Mti Dusters Scrim, 4 yards, sale, 6 yards sale at 7 yards I). Underwear colors, 6 yards 29c 29c button or blueher styles, sles for men or young men- Saturday your pick entire shipment (jJJ (JfJ Hoys' and Girls $1 60 Shoes In button and lace styles. Sat- r7Q urrtay, your pick at Women's $1-50 House Juliets In patent or plain styles, sizes 2 1-2 to 8. Suturdny sale 79c THE FORMAL OPENING OF SCHOOL TODAY Rooms Remodeled and Made Modem Throughout. The formal opening of the School of Commerce, over the New Vnrt I store, is being held today.

The rooms! have Just been remodeled and made! more modern in every way, making! them among the best commerical! rooms in this section of the state. I New floors have been laid and parti-j Rons removed and the main school' room has been enlarged, giving the! rooms a fine appearance. A corps of able and experienced teachers has! been engaged for the new year andi i inese wun j. tucker, who owns the college, are showing the visilors every courtesy and explaining the courses of instruction' to their guests. The opening will continue this evening and a large number of visitors are expected.

SILK COATS AT $3.00. Have You Ever Read More Amazing Bargain Xews And These Coats Are Actually Worth to $33.00. Furthermore, not one of these silk coats sold for less than they are In excellent styles that will give service until the snow flies; come Saturday if you want one of them and come early. Yes, lt' true $5.00 gives you choice of all. Frank Bros.

Co. 1 THE LODGES. Two Applications. Two applications were received at a well-attended meeting of the Elks, Thursday night. The Druids Meet.

Only the routine business was transacted at a meeting of the Druids, Thursday evening. The attendance was fair. The next meeting will be held In one week. The Haymakers. The Haymakers held a well-attended meeting, Thursday evening, and aside from transacting the routine business, arrangements were made for the Initiation of a class of candidates at the next meeting in two weeks.

A social session will follow the work. The Third Degree. The third degree was conferred on two candidates at a regular meeting of Wayside Lodge. No. 864, I.

O. O. Thursday night. Following the meeting a social session was enjoyed, refreshments being served. The next meeting will be held in one week, when the Initiatory degree will be conferred, NOTABLE SILK COAT SALE.

The Most In usual Bargain Event In Years Silk Coats Worth to $35.00 Choice at Only $3.00. The materials are those wanted; the tailoring is faultless in fact, every detail of these handsome silk coats commands hearty approval. And. think of it, despite the fact that they sold up to $35.00, you need pay only $5.00. Frank Bros.

Co. Miss Sarah Eckroyd, of Pennsdale, Pennsylvania, has accepted a call to the pastorate of the Christian Alliance church, at Avis. recommend Pizaro's medicine and his doctor." From Death Bed to Pie and Coffee. The most remarkable statement regarding Pizaro's new discovery, was made by Mr. Lloyd Stannard, living at 501 E.

Joseph street, Mish-awaka, Ind, "Ever since Christmas I have been an invalid," declared Mr. Stannard. "I went down to skin and bones, unable to work and given up to die by many of my friends. My stomach was so weak I could not retain a morsel of food. When I wanted a drink of water I could only take a teaspoonful at a time as my stomach was so weak.

I lost in flesh and was In a terrible condition. My mother purchased a bottle of Pizaro's preparation and after taking it I was able to eat, drink and retain my food on stomach. 'I gained 7 pounds In one week; commenced to walk around, and can honestly recommend Pizaro's Remedy. Pizaro arrives Monday and will commence his series of free concerts and lectures, given nightly on the Evans lot, south Prospect street. 1-c ABOUT RIBBONS Women's JOc I 5c Hose 9 jSe Women's 25c Men'i 50c 39c Caps 19c loc Ribbons, all I lose 5c rlubpd nnM Drawers t7'2c Overalls 39c Koyg.

new Bchoo, shades In finest Fine black Mood grade mus- Oom! finality satin KIbbons. stockings, most lln Drawers, all overalls, all sta- ln wol Saturday youn ly all sires. Slllur Mr.en, on sale es, on sale Sat- i serges, all sixes, Sep. 9ic TZ 19c Saturday All Day Our Great 29c Sale Will Crowd This the Lowest at Oar Store. A marriage license hag been Issued to Miss Marjorie Ada Cheney, of Marlon, and Edward C.

Mawer, of Caledonia. NEW FALL SHOES -i At Tremendous Cut Prices. $3 00 Siew Kidney Hod Model of laities' Fall Hoots at $2.19 A great assortment of new and best 1911 fall Just think, new styles. (jJ2 92M Lad les w' Fa II 1 Hoots go at Neat style In gun metal, patent, rolt. kM leather or vehet.

medium or low heels, our prlcet (jjl the pair Pl.U $2.50 to $8.00 New Men's Shoes. A large assortment (JJI QQ for dress or work at ipliwu KfHOOI, M10F.S $tM School Shoes, for boys' and girls', sizes to 13 1-3 at rillLPRKVS llOOTEFS A lurge assortment In fancy tops, I ones, at 99c 99c COME TO PiUsburgPcrBootShop 119 X. State. 0pp. County Jail.

Phone 2098 Fancy Peaches Barlett pears Malaga Grapes Plums Apples Tip-top melons Osage melons Watermelons Sweet potatoes Celery Cucumbers Pickles Tomatoes Mangoes Give us your order. FAMILY MARKET 243 West Center Phone 2095. We Deliver. a5 A real imported FRENCH BRIAR PIPE. Come In and look them over, at 25c LEFFLER STOLL 11 w.

Center St. News A I hear Store. TWi aire profit nhar In coupon. Men's 10c Hose. 8 pairs for 10c Muslin, 4 yards 'or 60c and 75c fillk 1-lsle l'ndrwear at 60c Corsets on sale at BERT SWALLEM SELLS A PROMISING HORSE Dave E.

Passes into the Hands; of Reuben Smith. Bert Swallem the well known local horseman, has sold Dave six years old, with a record of 2:154. to Reuben Smith, of Indiana. The( horse is by Hespers and Little Joker, dam. The consideration is not made: public, but it is said to be a hand- some figure.

In a trial heat Dave went a mile in 2:11 and a half in' 1:03. He is in the pink of condition after ninety days preparation. Swallem brought out Sepulatlon, buying her for $155 and selling her to Al. Pennock, of Cleveland, fpr $1,000. A Lawn Fete.

A lawn fete will be given by the Ladies' Auxiliary club of the Park Street A. M. E. church at the home of Mrs. Richard Redman, of No.

236 Harrison street, Thursday evening, September 3. A Bilk quilt, which was made by the members of the club, will be given away at that time. The quilt Is now on exhibition in the window of the D. W. Lett bath parlors, on south State street.

Big Bargains at The Ark Tomorrow. Good Brooms, each 25c Best Brooms, each and 50c Cotton Mop3 on handle. Clothes Baskets 19c and 25c Williw Clothes Baskets, 50c up One gallon Crocks, each. Stone Butter Jars 5c and 10c Stone Combinets 39c China Combinets $1.15 Pint Mason Jars, per dozen 39c Quart Mason Jars, per. dozen 50c Tin Cans, per dozen 28c 12 qt.

Granite Kettles. $3 all Copper Boilers, $2.50 Ax Handles 10c, 15c and 25c THE ARK J. B. LAYTON. 14 and 147 8.

Main fit Phone 650. Fruits Vegetables for SATURDAY: Indiana Water- Jersey Sweets melons Tomatoes Wax Beans Mangoes Fancy Sweet Osage Melons Fancy Calif, oranges Ripe Peaches Fancv Eating Corn Cooking Ap- Curly Lettuce pies. Whhe Crisp Cucumbers Celery A. SCHRADER SON State andCcnter Sts. IHe 10 MARION MONDAY.

From Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Findlay, Ohio, come unusual reports about this "Westerner who will arrive in Marion, Monday, August 31st and give free lectures and free concerts nightly on the Evans' lot, 15arcfoot Sandals, nearly at UnJK, Men's 50c Overalls. Saturday at $1.00 White Pique Skirts at 98c House Presses, on sale at 60c Women's Union Suits, on sale at Men's 50c Dress Shirts at 60c Men's Q'ups at Women's Wah.ts, worth to $100, at 60c Children's Dresses at Boys' and Children's 60c Hats at Men's 60c Work Shirts, at 75c Black Sateen Petticoats at Women's 25c Lisle Hose, Saturday your choice, 2 pair for 29 CENT SIDELIGHTS ON THE CONFLICT fiooks most In demand at the Hritlxli museum are those on the Napoleonic wars, One German lianker In South Ixindnn changed his name from Schmidt to Smith when the; war began. The depreciation of securities dealt In on the suk encliange In tomlon amounted to tt from July 20 to July 0. A Belgian refugee arriving In I'aris, said that near the town at 15e Children's i 3 pairs for $1 00 Women's at 12 l-2c Curtain for 8c Ginghams, for 7c Challlns, on for Men's 60c ft- V. at 10c Klbbon, all for BARGAINS f'hlmay, (iennn corpses are piled twelve feet high.

A refugee from Mons reports that JMIO Itrlglans kept 3.0O0 Germans at hay for three days until a German spy led them Into a trap and the Ilelgfan were annihilated. War has raused more Idleness In New Vork than In twenty-one years. Charity organization societies are almost swamped. Unskilled workers are the greatest sufferers. Many trades are effected.

A Tommy," wrote to a Iondon newspaper for the address of some one to correspond with while at the front. He received A52 let ters from old ladies, young I allies on 60c and 7Sc all sires, sale South Prospect Street Findlay, 0., Aug. 29, 1914. PI-iro the westerner, who has been la our city the pest several weeks, giving free demonstrations, free lectures and free concerts, has attracted an unusual amount of Interest. It is estimated that five thousand people attended this man's meetings nightly.

Some wonderful and seemingly miraculous cures have been made upon prominent citizens which bas caused much talk and comment. Pizaro has a new discovery which comes from the deserts, a combination of plants, one In particular is the Juice of the spineless cactus, added with other peculiar herbs does wonders for the sick and suffering. Among Findlay people who are firm believers In Pizaro's theory and medicine Is Miss Mary Newman, living at 523 west Lincoln street, who says: "For years I had stomach trouble, terrible stomach trouble until I tried Pizaro's preparation and after using the medicine 1 expelled a monstrous parasite over 0 feet long. 1 am now cured and 29 CENT aud rlergymen. The Algerian and Songalese natives of the French army raptured a lot of long porcelain pipes from the Germans.

Though wounded, several' of them pulled hard at the pipes to conceal the spasms of pain. These same troop also object to wearing shoes In battle. Fishermen Find Wreckage. Marshfleld, Aug. 28.

Fish-ermen today reported that they found a large quantity of Wreckage off Coos bay last night, indicating that a naval battle had been fought off that point and one or more ships bad been sunk. A $30,000 name for working girls will be built la Richmond, Indiana..