The Medina sentinel. [volume], December 11, 1914, Image 8

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Patronize Medina merchants.
Read the advertisements and then
get busy with your shopping.
The New Century club met with
Miss Fanny Clark last Friday.
Master James Thompsett is con
fined to his home with rheumatism.
The Medina Coterie will meet on
Wednesday with Mrs. A. P. Nichols.
Mrs. Ella Templeton will enter
tain her Sunday school class this ev
ening at her home. 1
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters met with Mrs. C. M. Fenn
Wednesday afternoon.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postoffice are for: W. P. Austin, A. G.
Smith and Grace Shepard.
The opening night of the Wednes
day night dancing club was delight
fully spent in mastering the late
dances.
Miss Rena Webber will entertain
this evening with a miscellaneous
shower in honor of her cousin, Miss
May, Lowe.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
hold election of officers this (Friday)
evening. All members are requested
to be present
Married, Dec. 5, Frank S. Dress
ier of Sharon to Minnie F. Raker of
Medina at St. Paul's rectory, by Rev.
Wm. V. Edwards.
i Mrs. Reutter of Valley City sang
at the morning service of the Metho
dist church last Sunday. Her solo was
much appreciated.
Mr. Ernest Wallace of York has
purchased the Tuttle property on E.
Washington street, and will move his
family here at once.
The Willing Workers' Circle of
Kings' Daughters will hold a Xmas
meeting at the home of Mrs. Floyd
Pelton next Thursday.
Mrs. Norman Clark and Mrs.
James Kirkpatnck entertained with
an M. -E. thimble party last Friday at
the home of Mrs. Clark. .
Bernie Bowman, who has been
laid up for a couple of weeks from a
strain received in a recent automobile
accident, is able to sit up.
Mrs. Eckard's class of the Ladies'
Benevolent Society of the Congrega
tional church met Wednesday after
noon with Miss Cora Ware.
The Gytean club will hold their
annual Xmas party next Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Will
Hammerschmidt, assisted by Mrs. L
"Ryan.
Teachers .; .of . the" local-" public
schools tendered Mr. and Mrs. . Ray
mond Miller a shower last night at
the home of Supt. and Mrs. W. E. Ed
mund.
Burglars forced a window in the
cellar of the Spackman home, 225 W,
Friendsliip street, Monday night and
got away with a dozen or more cans
of fruit.
The Bible class of the Methodist
Sunday school taught by Mr. George
Woodruff, enjoyed a sociable evening
last Tuesday at the home) of Mr. M. D,
Kimmell.
Dr. Frank Bohn of the Univers
ity of Michigan addressed the high
school this morning (Friday) on the
subject "Changing Industrial and Ec
onomical Phases."
Several young marrie'd couples
from town attended "The Passing
Show" r.t a Cleveland play house last
week. From all accounts they saw
what they were looking for.
Rev. F. W. Hass returned from
his visit to the bedside of his father
at Albany, N. Y., hospital. He reports
his father as being stricken with can
cer of the liver and without hope of
recovery.
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Sedgwick has completed his annual re
port, the totals showing as follows:
Scales, boxes, milk cans, etc., sealed,
5To"; adjusted, 667; condemned for re
pairs, 147; condemned, 2525; total,
9096.
At a regular business meeting of
Morning Star Lodge of the Odd Fel
lows Monday night the following of
ficers were elected: Chas. Roshon, N
G.; C. M. Hatch, V. G.; J. F. Styer,
rec. sec; J. A. Koons, fin. sec; J. L
Neel, treas.; Wm. Kane, trustee.
fraction
transfer.
But the government shows its feeling
for the, fellow in debt and, faQs to fix
any tax on mortgages.' A tax of 25
cents must be paid on powers of attorney.
Every telegram or ieiepnuiie eon-:
versation costing more than 15 cents
requires a one-cent war tax Btamp.
There is no tax placed on checks or
drafts," but on notes or renewal of
notes a two-cent tax is required on
each note of less than $100 and two
cents for each additional $100 or frac
tion thereof. A half-cent tax is col-
ected on each insurance policy. , . . ,
A ten cent tax is required on each
power of attorney or proxy vote in
any stock. A similar tax is placed on
any certificate required by law. The
government places a 25-cent tax on'
all protested notes and bank checks,
which is in addition to the regular
protesting fee of $1.50.
The war tax stamps run in, value
rom one-eighth of a cent to $100.
There are three classes of stamps, the I
wine and cordia's, documentary andl
proprietary and can be purchased at!
the office of the revenue collector. I
ater on it is expected that all of i
these stamps will be for sale at the
postoffice in each town and city, but;
thee arrangements have not as yet
been made.
War Tax Law
It really requires a marvelous
amount of tact to appear thankful at
Christmas for something you didn't
want.
After a fierce ten days' struggle by
both wets and dry, Findlay voted
dry by a majority of 363 Tuesday.
Both wet and dry forces have center
ed their efforts of the state upon Find-
lay, as it is the first municipality to
vote on this issue since the passage
of thehome rule amendment.
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Mrs. May Shepherd, charged with
stealing chickens, i rabbits and pig
cons, demands a jury trial in Elyria.
Miss Natalia Fisher entertained the
Ludine club at her home on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Gus Seiberling of Barberton is
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. W. F. Wise.
A committee from Warren saw
Gov. Cox Monday about a proposition
that has been started in the Trumbull
county seat to have warring nations
of Europe cease fighting during the
Christmas holidays. Gov. Cox gave
the committee a letter saying that he
favored the plan.
FOR SALE 5 acres with good
buildings on E. Washington street,
Medina; at a bargain. Phone 4219. lw
'. Adolph Drummer, 21, Akron was
held under a $1500 bond Monday for
a preliminary hearing in police court
on a charge preferred by Miss Sophia
Waltz, West Park, Cleveland. Miss
Waltz was the victim of an attack in
a lonely part of the , city Saturday
night
LOST Two automobile chains on
Lafayette road. Finder please return
to Dr. W. A. STANLEY, Medina, lw
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From the best made underwear In the world, . we have ;
selected and sell ' "v;;; -v
The Thee Greatest Union
For Hen and Boys,
Imperial Drop Seat Globe Trouser
Seat and Duofold
'' Imperial Drop Seat Union Suits insure perfect comfort
for the wearer. Can't rub, bind or gap. Your size in
your favorite fabric and weight is here. Price $1.00 to $3.
GLOBE TROUSER SEAT UNION SUITS, with Gusset
. Crotch and Trouser Seat, in every detail of fiinish are one
of the best made union suits. They can't shrink, seams '
can't unravel, button holes won't tear and buttons stay on.
Cotton, Worsted, Merino, Silk and Wool, all sizes
..........Prices $1.00 to $3.50.
DUOFOLD UNION SUITS
Consist of two individual and entirely different fabrics of
which the inner is soft cotton and the outer fabric is fine
wool. '',."' ;' .v
The cotton absorbs the moisture of the body and the
wool repulses the outer cold and retains the natural heat
of the body.
PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND DUOFOLD
We sell it in Mens' and Boys' garments. YouH find your
size in our well assorted stock of regular and stout sizes.
Prices Boys' $1.00 to $1.25
Price Mens' up to $3.50
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. Leading Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers.
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The store clerk who gets seven dol
lars a week and spends twenty dol
lars for a Christmas present for his
girl should be classed among "Christ
mas greens."
Never mind, ladies. The Christmas
shopping doesn't come- out of your
pockets. It is your, annual oppor
tunity to get more than even with the
men folks. : ...
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SfeBffil l Player-Pianos will
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READ THIS OFFER
Select your Piano or PlayerPiano now
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The new war tax law went into ef
fect at midnight Monday night and
from that time until the 81 day
December, 1916, almost every person
will contribute his or her share to
ward making up a revenue to the gov
e'rnment estimated to amount to more
than $100,000,000 annually.
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lifts been busy making collections and $
.supplying the demand for stamps. I J
very lew jjcibuuo nave aujr iuco vj. , j
the extent of the war tax and now it
virill affect them. For instance, on
. every seat sold in a palace or parlor
tar, and every berth sold in a sleeping
car, one cent must be paid by the com
pany selling them. .
Any one fi'ing a deed on property
valued at between $100 and $500 will
. j have to have a. 60-cent war stamp at
' tached", and an additional 60 cents for
Pay Nothing Down
It Will Be Delivered FREE in Your Home at Once. ... ' - . jj
Start to Pay Small Weekly or Monthly Payments. Alter Uie XlOliaayS
There are no strings to this offer. No red tape. No extras.
You reveive our agreement in writing that we will refund all money paid, if the piano is found to be not as rep
resented. What risk will you assume? What risk can there be? What more can we do to show you our good faith re
garding the qualities of our pianos ?
OUR GUARANTEE
With each Story & Clark Piano we give a written quarantee that these Pianos are manufactured by us and. WAR
RANTED FOR TEN YEARS from the date of its manufacture. ................ . . ... 1 . . . .
Old Pianos Taken in Exchange
, THIS OFFER IS THE MOST LIBERAL EVER MADE
Are yon going to be one of the many who will benefit by this opportunity? Will you stop THINKING about buy
ing a piano and Buy It Now? Settle the piano subject once and for all NOW, when you will derive so many
benefits.' Delay is costly. , -
We Are One of the Largest Manufacturers of High Grade,
Pianos in the World and Will Sell at Factory Prices Until
Christmas. :
BARGAINS-
Not our own make but
fully Guaranteed-
Used Upright Pianos
$60, $85, $100 and lip
Slightly Used (88-note) Player-Pianos
$250, $300, $350 and up
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Until 9 O'Ciock
Story & Clark Piano Go.
MVG. Kimmell, Factory Salesman, Medina.
THESE PIANOS ON DISPLAY AT THE KIMMELL WAREROOMS. . "
Open
Evenings
Unta 9 OfClock
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