The Medina sentinel. [volume], October 30, 1914, SAMPLE COPY, Image 6

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' ' . TUB MEDINA SENTINEL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, L . . : ; 'K; jUyTO-rsagggJ
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Special Tilattres
and Bed Spring
Sale. Commen
ces Saturday Oct.
3lj for 8 days
only
wKmmi' Mattresses ft ft,, o . P
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Special Mattress
and Bed Springs
Sale. Com men- a
ces Saturday Oct.
31,
only.
for 8 days
Mattress and Bed
SpringS
- 8 DAY
EVERY MATTRESS AND BED SPRING WILL BE SPECIALLY . PRICED.
Our fall car load of Mattresses has arrived and as usual we are offering a special
price on every mattress. ,
We guarantee a saving of $3.00 on the better grades and the cheaper ones in
like proportion.
THIS IS THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN YOU CAN PURCHASE AN
OSTERMOOR MATTRESS
All goods delivered by our wagons.
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Is a Person Judged By
The Clothes He Wears?
How do you tell a tramp or one
who is down and out, you tell him
mighty quick, and you know how you
do it. How do you tell the prosperous
man or youth as you meet them ? You
know exactly as well how to do so by
the well fitting clothes and the refine
ment that goes with the inteligence
that prompts them in their selection.
This is why that we have chosen the
CLOTHCRAFT CLOTHES
for our particular customers. The
styles are fitted over living models,
then for each shaped person are
marked and numbered by letters so
each customer can find his becoming
style.
CLOTHCRAFT CLOTHES are sold
from New York to San Francisco, one
can tell them as they are worn and
pass you on the street, or where ever
you meet them. If you take off "our
Overcoat, Balmacaan or suit, any one
that knows quality and style knows
that you are correctly dressed. Come
in and get one of the style books and
pick out your form, we can fit you and
dress you to perfection for $15.00 to
$20.00.
Then for those who care for well
fitting wear resisting suits at a mod
erate price just look at those we offer
at $10.00, a better suit you have never
seen for this price.
Hats and Cap up to date all styles
of seasonable underwear for men and
boys, in fact you will find everything
for wear and our price for same
qualities have never been so low. The
high cost of living has not touched
the CLOTHES you wish to wear.
HE CLOTHCRAFT STOR
O.W.Leach&Son
Clothiers, Hatters and Haberdashers
OVER 42 YEARS IN MEDINA
42 and 43 Public Square
and located irt lott 7 and 8 in Tract
Number 5, and being: more particular
ly known as lots number 23 and 24 ac
cording to the plat of Abbeyvllle Vil
lage, located In the north-east part of
said township: said parcels containing
one and one-ninth acres of land.
. Said premises consist of a dwelling
house, barn and lots, and are appraised
at I43E 00 anrl ran nnf h utM fw !.
than two-thirds of the appralsment.
The terms of sale are to be cash.
JESSIE WITTER, Administratrix of
th estate of RONE KEMP, deceased,
Br J. W. BETMOUB, ber attorney. 1-i
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
By virtue of an order of sale Issued
to me by the probate court of Medina
County, in the matter of the estate of
Koney Kemp, deceased, and for the pur
pose of paylnf the debts of said dece
dent, I will sell at puble sale, upon the
premises, on Saturday, November 14,
1914, at t o'clock p. m eastern stand
ard time, the following; described prem
ises: Situated In the township of York,
County of Medina, and State of Ohio
BRUNSWICK
Judge A. R. Webber of Eyria will
speak on the wet and dry issue at the
M. E. church Saturday evening. Every
body come out to hear him.
The ladies of the Disciple church will
serve a chicken pie dinner for 25c at
the OddFellows hall on election day.
The Odd Fellows will serve an oy
ster supper election night in their
hall and they will be connected by wire
so as to take the returns all the even
ing. Mrs. David Sprague returned home
from a visit at Frank Clement's in Me
dina since Gala Day.
Albert Bonnema and family of Wick
llrf spent Sunday at Charles Gibbs'.
They are driving on the new brick
road from the center to the sub-station
and it is surely fine after such bad
roads.
The next Mother's club meeting will
be at Mrs. Morris Perkins on Wednes
day, Nov. 4, at the roll call to answer
with a current event.
The first literary of the high school
will be in thetown hall on Thursday
evening, Nov. 5, to which everybody is
invited.
A little son was born last Friday to
Floyd Fuller and wife.
E. C. Miner and wife sent Sunday
at Remson Corners at Val Rickert's.
Mrs. Rlckert and Mrs. Miner attended
the temperance rally exercises of the
Sunday school and church to hear
Charles Searles preach.
G. E. Pitkin had charge of the fun
eral of Mr. Stefflns In Hinckley Tues
day. 1
a moving picture machine in our town
linn bu me una umeu ion xuesaay naa
to becalled off. The pupils had a par
ty in stead.
Albert Allan and family of Elyria
spent Sunday at Wm. Vaughn's.
Aunt Dell Woodward came from
fir and Tlanlria Mlrh loaf nti,Ii t
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spend the winter at Elbridge Gibbs' in
There will be a political speech in
the town hall Friday night. The speak-
Pr tn Via rtomnifo tin rnmlnnn. u.
- uuu.iiiv. nil,
Underwood and Mr. Reynolds and Mr.
uemon eauor or tne Medina sentinel.
Let all come and hear these men.
ERHART
. .A rumor of a marrlagewest of town.
Mr. Robt. Doudell is visiting st B.
B. Spieth's.
A rumor that the Bending Works is
going to move to Creston.
Mrs. Bert Myers visited her brother
in Akron the fore part of the week.
We wonder why John Haumesser
goes to the depot every evening.
A number from here are planning
for a trip to Florida next- Tuesday.
Mr. Perry Spleth of Elyria was in
town last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Quin spent Sunday
at Columbia withe her brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Guillc of Lorain
have been visling with Mrs. Grullc's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Haury.
Miss Treasa Stauss spent Sunday at
Theo. H&ury's.
MIss Hilda Nllges was home over
Sunday.
Old and young folks dance at the
K. O. T. M. Hall Saturday, Oct. 31.
WESTERN STAR v
It is reported that the N. O. T. Co.,
will remove the cinders from the Star
crossing shortly if we don't So it be
hooves all pedestrians to get busy. It
would be wise if our supervisor would
also get busy.
Mrs. Laura Benner of Akron, oldest
daughter of Jerry Harter, is very sick
at this writing.
Rev. and Mrs. Wagoner of the High
church and Mrs. Praig of Akron
were guests of Mrs. J. Harter Thurs
day. Mrs. J. Harter and Mrs. Walles
Santee visited in Doylestown Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Walles, accom
panied Harve Gross of Wadsworth on
an auto trip to Cleveland Friday af
ternoon, returning at 9 p. m.
Mrs. Ed. Lef fler of Akron Bpent
Saturday and Sunday with her par
ents at this place.
Miss Helen McDermott attended
the football game in Wadsworth on
Sunday.
Mrs. Garmen entertained the W.
M. A. ladies on Thursday afternoon.
Sewing was the pastime after which
a fine lunch was served.
LAFAYETTE
Mr. and Mrs. John McElroy spent
Sunday and Monday In Rlttman visit-
insr thft fnrmnr'i hrntVia DnUrl fn
Elroy and family.
Melvln Moosler and family spent
over Sunday at the home of Mrs. Moos
ler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jamison of
Westneld.
Mr. and Mrs. England are moving
from their home on the Lodi road to
Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ballasch spent a
couple of days the last of the week in
Cleveland.
Cortland Ringler is suffering from an
attack of blood poison in his foot.
SPENCER
Mm A S Rrnnrn la anAnl. -
days in Cleveland.
jonn mown ana family spent the
week-end visiting relatives out of
town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Marsh entertained
an nntn Innri et rlanH. f,nm AiF.An n
Sunday.
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surprised Saturday afternoon when the
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iiicuiucia vi ins ounqay scnooi Class
came to bid him goodbye. Little Rog-
grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dickason,
vi ouiiits iiiuo wm soon aepart ror
Baltimore.
MM.' Pnill Vlrktnn anit ann ml T T.
Fuller and family were guests at N.
jo. n uuer b me iasi or me weeK.
Miss Gertrune Beta spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Betz.
A temperance program was held at
me jo., m. vnurcn eunaay evening, sev
eral citizens of the town, Prof. Metts,
Tlr StAnliAna Hit. T vr iirrti - a ir..
..4., M . nvu B.11U jura.
C. R. Aldrich, gave excellent addresses
vu Lciiiyerotiicv.
Florence Curtice was in West Sa
lem Huturrinv anH RnnHov
jirs. in. ui. inner ana L,a vern White
ieii Monaay ror Mt. Clemens, Mich.,
where Miss White will take treatment
iur rneumaiism.
Tjf riTl T UvA.I a Vrklino 1 nnrirnK ... J 1 1
give a temperancelecture talk at the
Baptist church Nov. 1. This will be the
last temperance rally before election
0.1m an bio enyeuiany urgou 10 come.
Don't forget the lecture Friday ev-
Plllnir Oft 30 at tha Inwn Tl I.
the first number on the high' school
uiiuibb ana win De given Dy Hon. J.
Beauchamp. The high school was very
fortunate In oDtalnlng this man, as he
comes more highly recommended than
any previous lecturer they have had on
their courses.
Supt Stilling was in Columbus Sat
urday and Sunday.
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, will lead to chronic constipa
tion. Doan's Rcguletn operate easily
25c a box at all stores.
We are not seeking any office but we are hustling for your groc
ery orders, and believe we can please yon with our supplies if al
lowed to place them in your home. We do not buy in large quan
tities, but keep our stock fresh at all times. :
OUR PLATFORM: The best articles for ALL the people all the
time. '
We believe in Woman's Suffrage in regard to the purchasing of
eatables provided they see that ther husbands settle the account
regularly. ' ,
TO THE FARMER: Even Trade butter and eggs exchanged for
groceries. i4l i J
SATURDAY'S SPECIAL FOR CASH
ALL 10c ARTICLES 8c
OUR CARD
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Idwards rocery,
Medina, Ohio
Independent Candidate for your grocery orders. .... .
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR! A
'Don't let the burning questios
of Temperance and Suffrage
occupy yoor whole attention.
Remember you will
need coal to meet
cold weather.
I We have a good supply in our yards
liedina oal Co.
, 'Phone 1171
CREAM SEPERAT0RS Now la
the time to toy a new De Laval. Save
cream when butter is high. Bring in
the old ones. I make a liberal allow
ance for them in trade. We can at
tach them to your gasoline engine.
Phone or write) E. T. PIERCE, Medi
na, Ohio. , ,7-4
FOR RENT 4-room house with all
modern conveniences. Ready after
Nov. 20. 132 W. Washington Btreet.
Mrs. Triffit 7tf
Acidents will happen,-but the beet
regulated families keep Dr. Thomas'
Eclectic oil for such emergencies. Two
sixes, 25 and 60c at all stores, adr.
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