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1 1 THE MEDINA SENTINEL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 39, 1914. t T v f V V : , POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT VOTE FOR TO w n-nr AM r rhmi u yayuw L9 OF WADSWORTH m of Republican Candidate for County Survey 0 NOW SERVING FIRST TERM Brunswick. Ohio October 21, 1914 To Whom It May Concern: The undersigned Town ship Trustees of Brunswick Township, in the construc tion of two miles of brick pavement employed Wm. F. Peters, present County Sur veyor, to have charge of the same. 'We found him thoroughly ' competent and would state that we are satMed with the services rendered. C. H. Newton F. E. Leinseder C. W. Damon To Whom It May Concern: We, the undersigned Trus tees of Litchfield Township, having had William F. Peter?, Courty Surveyor, in charge of construction of two and one hilf miles of concrete pave ment, wou'd cay that we have found him to 'be experienced and reliable. His services have been very sasfactory lind we gladly recommend him. Willis E. Leach D. Foote Dell Eaken To Whom It May Concern: The ur.dei signed, Trustees of Homer Township, have constructed IVi miles of water-bound macadam road the past year under the di rection of County Survey or Peters. His work has been satisfactory in every way and we are pleased to recommend him. J. Nolt W, M. Owen Silas Weidman Mr. Peters is a young man who has proved his qualifications for the office and has administered the office with his face set against anything like graft and with a sole view to efficiency and honest work. Some contractors arehotly opposed to him, which fact the voters are not likely to construe to his detriment. Mr. Ganyard is seeking a third term of the office. On his campaign cards he has printed: "I ask for justice." Why he should do this is not exactly clear, as he has had six years of this office, and he certainly is not better equipped for it than Mr. Brintnall or Mr. Peters. On the score of his entire fitness and on the principle that one good term deserves another, our judgment is that Mr. Peters should be re-elected county surveyor. Medina Gazette, October 23, 1914. One Good Term, Deserves Another 1 t ? V t f f f f t T ? f t v I When Choosing a Plumber Do not make the mistake of getting the cheapest. if a workman' does not consider his work worth a fair price it prob- ably isn t. it ne could earn a day's wages, he could get it. Call It 10 for quick service and good work. JT J J". J i ( ,r i i.) Roy B. Oatman Tel. 1110 123 Smith Rood rCUTICAL ADVERTISEMENT SAMUEL ANDREWS CuM&date for Sheriff on the Repub lican ticket wsa bora in Medina and educated in Uw public schools, fie lived in Me CItjx county all hit life except about four years in Akron in the employ of the d A. Collins Carriage Co., and the Whiteman Barns Manufacturing Company; ,v.":i w i . A carriacr' blacksmith "by" trade. The schooling bf practical things that tJUSt bs to live and keep straight with the world together with a de termination for success in life and be a man among men, to be respected and trusted in any way that business (or duty might call, are the qualifica tions I offer as a subject for your con sideration and ask for your support at the November election. I And should I be elected I will prom ise you uie services oi a man and officer to the best of my ability for the people. : ' , Kespectf oily - yours Cltf. ' Samuel Andrews. W.H.SIPHER Grocer We have Just received s new Dried Beef Slicing Machine. It i- a beautiful piece of mechanisni But the real beauty of the machinn is the beautiful way it slices tin Dried Beef: thin as a paper if you wish it or a trifle thicker if deslrec. Just as you like it The fine quality of the Dried Beef we sell is wen known, and trimming it as we do bo fore slicing makes it Dried Beef tit its very best USE EOLSUM BREAD Fcr Farcj And: Village Property See Donaldson 60 acre fan.; good tM-oom. ; 2-:ory house; fair bam; on C. S. & C. Electric line; in Brunswick Township; fertile soil, well-watered, soma timber:' just the home for some business man in Cleveland. Price reasonable. - " No. 67 tf- A 20 acre farm, cheap; about 18 miles irom Cleveland city limits. See Donaldson At once. NOTICE Cider making at Medina mill Wednesdays and Fridays. Good whiskey barrels for sale. , ,. , 4tf. H. E. Hoover Truss-Fitfig Expert. Trusses A scientific- truss, which holds se curely, with less than one-ha'f the pressure of any other truss. No pres sure on the back. No under-straps and elastic bands. ' . , Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices are reasonable. "Ladies and children, as well as men properly cared for. Trusses, abdominal supporters, elastic hoisery, braces, artificial limb? Peoples Telephone 5292 45 S. Main st, Over Waldorf Theatre. Opp. M ONeil Co. v AKRON. O. 47tf A A OF CLEVELAND, a Candid YORK TOWNSHIP Progressive Candidate ;- FOR County Surveyor 6tf Hectioa November .3,1914 Legal Advisor for the Village ( WADSWO RTE 1912.113414 ; Candidate for : . i Common Pleas Judge There are three candidates for the office which I seek, that of County Recorder. I ask that you investigate and consider well the qualifications of each, and then if you can see your way clear, cast your vote for me at the November election. 5w-p MILLARD F. BAILEY C F H08ART V Medina. Ohio Progressive Candidate For County Treasurer the Akron auto garage 22 E.Bushtel 230 S. Mala AKRON. OHIO 46tf A U T 0M BI LBS We are in position to offer you exceptional ralues in, used cars, many of which are modern. New arrivals every day. Watch our stock. If you prefer any. special make, let us find it for you. Election Nov. 3, 1914 Clinton E. Beriient Spencer, Ohio Progressive Candidate (or Cvonty' Auditor 7-3p Election Nov. 3, 191 4. (R R I Rilrll Practice limite.1 to un. n. j. DAirUi of BYh- EAR, NOSE AND THROAT AND FIT, TING OF GLASSES. Office over 0. N. Leach & Son's clothing store. Office dav irver SHturdav, John D. Owen of Wadsworth Nominated by Democratic Primary for Common Pleas Judge Arthur C. Bennett LIVERPOOL TOWNSHIP ?iogresMve Candidate for SHERIFF Election Nov. 3. 1914. tf Satisfaction Candidattj for Common Pleas Judge GEO. - W. SMITH Republican IS A BIG PART Dl THIS EARTHLY EXISTANCE. WE'LL HELP YOU SO FAR AS NICE-FITTING, WELL-APPEAR ING LAUNDRY GOES AND THAT IS A LOT, TOO. ' JUST LOOK US UP IN THE DIRECTORY. WE'LL DO THE REST,, a t : : The Miedina Laundry PHONE 2R99 OR 1099 POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT u .. eEo 1ITH I THE ON'vY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE IN MEHTNA COUNTY ' si. .1- ; i r.r -t I ,- I. 2 ; 1 " ( .V r .,r' ,-( i'i i Ml !r. .. ' The assertion which appeared th G,ette', the poilticalyj aexless news paper of Medina last Fjtidaj that mj candidacy for Common Pleas Judge is merely specious and with the view of aiding Owens at! the expense of McClure is palpably vindictive?; "My iJUposition is li ignore the statement, but on account of the wide circulation of this newspaper, I am compelled to speak and I herewith ,make. irehement denial, and charge this news paper with unfair, and malicious political methods. I believe in the principles of the Republican party; waa,,nomniated by petition; have not claimed that I was anything but. Republican to any voter of the county, no matter from what part they came; am therefore the only Republican that' is a candidate for Common Pleas Judge, and it would be much preferable to. me to be unknown, untried and have the truth on my side, than to be elected a judge of the Court of Common Pleas. Wherefore I say to the voters of Medina County that I will appreciate the favor of your vote November 3, 1914, but if for any reason you cannot give me that vote I shall not be sore or aour, nor call any person harsh hames for I have not gone over the county button-holeing and asking pledges of voters, for in my Judgment it is beneath the dignity of the Office which I seek. wvuiiik vn ui (irr-i DSiurasr OI BAD- tmbar. rOetoh. m.w -uk rlU liar, and om tha laat rrMi X Oeo. W. Smith , . , ; :;: "it-'l ft (?-"rot till - is,'. t 'ir't 1 ..!,., .n : v. rr .Kit J. -it '.OI; ; si ,((-. i ti.l , 09 U brt .i'3 lit!' ' af; arto'i jM J0 .A ' Ki'r . ,.T pl Hi- ' f f!aM Jvae and Ao(t