Fulton County tribune., December 01, 1921, Image 10

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1 Ft'LTON CO. TRIBUNE WAOTQN, TIWSIMy, I)F0 I
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Great "Christmas
Club Plan" Sale
This Week
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"O C KITCHEN
CABINETS
Hie 'Best Servant in bur House "
kit-who
T Every woman who expects to own a
t chen cabinet some day every man
wants his wife to have a really worth while
Christmas gift every boy or girl who
wants to give mother something to make
her work very much easier will be' interest
ed in our' big "Christmas Club Plan" Sale of
Seller's Kitchen Cabinets.
Here is a wonderful opportunity to give
I not merely one, but two beautiful and valu
able Christmas gifts. .And give them with-
t out feeling the expense.
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;: $1.00 DOWN MAKES YOU A MEMBER!
Come in today; pay only $1.00 down. That
is all it .takes to join this great Christmas
Club.
You select any Sellers Cabinet in stock;
we hold it for Christmas delivery. You pay
if or it in small amounts that you will never
miss.
In addition to this wonderfully liberal
I offer, we give you a beautiful gift that every
I woman is eager to possess.
km
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r unrisimas
$13.75 Worth of Beautiful Silver
FREE With Every Cabinet
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HIDE PRICES
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leather. They are too poorly flayed
and are not uniform in weight and
are fit only for strap, upper or case
or collar leather, rarely ever going
into sole leather.
pounds of good leather nikr the half,
flash and Btriffin which constitute the
scrapings, have been removed.
I believe that is enough to give the
consumer an idea of where the vast
difference comes in between the first
cost of from three to five cents a
pound which the butcher receives for
the green hide and the enormous
price we pay for the finished leather
The tanners of standard sole ; nroducts. Is it anv wonder then
leather are compelled to purchase the j that the finished leather costs one
best packers hides for their product dollar per pound?
suc-h as Texas steers or Colorado'
steers if bought from domestic pack- FARM MORTGAGE LOANS
ers; Frigrinco steers from boutn
America. Native "teen go into Wfi haye ,imited amount f y
belting and harness and native cows aWe m tQ Qn Fa
into harness also. Light natives go , exceedin J40 cent o the value
into collar, upper or case leather - , land haye movt
Branded cows go into union sole for h- h . nQW or .f .
lactones and bulls into auto and fur- . h M or'erect aJ rtew bui,
n.ture upholstering. The work-, f accomodate
manship and labor also comes high,..." L i..
jf.i iii.. j? , i jvu tm tne v Mfi teiiL value uasis.
for the reason that the manufacture r 'H Harl
ot leather is in itself an art and the'
utmost skill and years of practical i
experience are required before onei
' r. . i ! ) . i i m i : rr' i tst f m tt 1 1 i
aucuesi-uiiy uu tms worK. laKing' xeurow vv . . x. u. win nave an
all of this into consideration along; oyster supper at the;r Hall, Friday
with the losses at the tanners' hands j evening, December 9th. Your pat-
we hnd that there is much that the ron&ge will be appreciate;!.
general public overlooks. They are The Tedrow M. E. Laiies Aid will
surprised to find that a hide weigh- i serve dinner at their h.iil on Thurs-
Grisier and Harger,
35-2-c Wauseon, Ohio
GENUINE COMMUNITY SILVER
26 PIECES GUARANTEED 10 YEARS
Sellers Mastercraft
WONDERFUL NEW IMPROVEMENT ADDED TO
"FIFTEEN FAMOUS FEATURES"
Come in and let us show you the wonderful Sellers fea
tures. Whether you intend to buy or not, don't fail to see
these most beautiful kitchen cabinets, with the New Im
proved Porceliron Work Table with attached drawers,
Automatic Lowering Flour Bin, Automatic Base Shelf Ex
tender, New Silverware Drawer, Dust-Proof Base Top,- Ant
Proof Casters and other vital improvements combined in
no other cabinet.
No gift you could select could offer greater convenience
greater helpfulness than a Sellers Cabinet. Decide
now to get it and the beautiful Community Silver. Come
in at once. Bring one dollar.
Every woman would be proud to possess this full set of
famous Oneida Community Silver! Beautiful in design,
enduring in quality. It is something that women gladly
pay full-retail price for. But we give it to you FREE
26 pieces of the fine silver every piece guaranteed for
10 years. The Mastercraft pattern is rich, simple, dig
nified ; the pieces in the set are those in most frequent use
six knives, six forks, six teaspoons, six desert spoons, a
butter knife and a sugar spoon.
There i a new plush-lined drawer in the Sellers cabinet
made especially for it. Will you ever again have such an
opportunity as this?
ing fifty pounds when taken from the
animal will make only about thirty
day, December
v ited.
8th. Everybody in-
INSIST UPON
BELDING FURNITURE COMPANY
WE WILL HOLD THE CABINET
IF YOU WISH TILL CHRISTMAS
By paying only $1.00 DOWN you can select any cabinet
you want and we will hold it for you until you tell us to
deliver it.
' Now is the best time to choose now when our stock is
complete before the always-heavy Christmas buying of
these famous cabinets begins. Get just the one you want
now. Get the valuable silverware gift, too! One dollar
only !
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MILK
So far as the Northwestern Co-op
and otherwise care for the cow and S. is making no effort whatever to do
then, because of unsatisfactory con- j business in Toledo, except with a few
ditions, throw the milk away. He dealers who have come to the N. C.
might be foolish enough to do that's, agreement. So far as the situation
MR. AND MRS.
erative Sales Company is concerned, i or a day or two, but not for long, generally is concerned, it is regarded i What wonderful thoughts come up
the Toledo milk situation is
changed, except that according
President J. C. Burr and Secretary U.
F. Weber, progress has been made in
conserving, for the Company, a lot of
milk now being sent into Toledo for
fluid sale.
Farmers supplying condensories
are, according to Mr. Burr, simply
furnishing a supply of milk for the
Toledo dealers. They scout the de
I .au t, ijuib limning eiae ma cuws.ui houbcuu no a tiwacu iticmcii ca- , w iieii mese iwu auureviatiuns are;
t0j would die. He can't quit feeding, ; cept that, according to Mr. Burr's ' printed in a news item what in-j
eise mey wouia strave. ie must,! assertion, roieao aeaiers are constant- tense human interest they portray. I
then, either give in and take what-jly calling on the telephone and trying In papers printed in any small town,!
ever he can get, or send his cows to i to make appointments. j thye take the one big place in '
the shambles, or find another outlet. I In th meantime, arrangements are all items, from the simple visit to re
"The N. C. S. Co., has found the going forward for cream separation latives to the larger matters of hu
other outlet. There is no . secret -s, .11 iact, such separation has been man life. "Mr. and Mrs." the
about its plans. It has such an out-'jroing on for a long time, anyhow, great news item of the universe, the m
CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS
let as makes it a better and more Plants at Edgerton and Bryan have bringer of recollections to the
satisfactory return for the product been going for months, it is explain- far from home, who takes his
man
old!
claration of a Toledo concern that-0? its members, but with a little addi-;ed, and new stations have been open- home-town paper, and reads the items j
condensories cannot supply fluid milk
because condensed milk is sugared,
and say that such supply is sent to
Toledo, almost upon the heels of its
unloading at the condensory, and ex
actly as the farmer unloaded it.
Confessedly, the farmers, more
than 4000 of them, who make up the
Northwestern Co-operative Sales
Company, would rather sell fluid
milk in Toledo than otherwise dis
pose of it, but they assert that it can
not be handled satisfactorily at prices
now obtainable and under conditions
proposed by the dealers, and- that,
therefore, they prefer to make other
uses of their product.
"We are accused of striking," Mr.
Burr says. "There is no strike.
The cows must be milked twice a day.
Nature doesn't strike and so the lac
teal fluid comes just as regularly
when the price is low. as when it is
high. Old Bossy does her duty and
doesn't care a rap for the farmer, the
tional labor. That outlet is in butter ed at Richfield Center and Oak of Mr. and Mrs., and lets his mind !
U. B. CHURCH
C. P. Hopkins, Pastor
Wauseon, morning sermon 9:00.
Bible School at 10:00 a. m.
Evening Services at 7:00.
North. Dover Bible School 9:30
Morning sermon 10:30.
Christian Endeavor 7:00 p. m'.
Ridge Bible School 9:30 a. m.
LEGAL NOTICE
To Pearl Blanche J olinson, ' whose place of
residence is unknown and cannot with reason.
able diligence be ascertained, and whose last
known residence was Toledo. Ohio, street
address unknown.
You will take notice that Frank LeRoy
Johnson has filed his petition in the Court of
Common r'leag of Fulton County, Uhio, alleg
iiiK that you have been guilty of gross neg
lect of duty and wilful absence for three
years, and asking that he may be granted
divorce from you. That said cause will be
fur hearing on or after December 24th A. D.
11)21.
Frank LeRoy Johnson, Plaintiff
By F. S. & J M. Ham, his Attorneys
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"Mother, you certainly are some
bread baker"
That is what the whole family says when it is baked
with TEA TABLE FLOUR.
Milled from the best grade of Kansas Turkey
Wheat. Always uniform, it removes the chance of
t failure from bread baking.
Buy it by the barrel
The E. F. Hanson Co.
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fat for the market and skim milk for
the pigs on the farm.
"Butter fat is properly the stan
dard of th mine mnrkpf. Miifh .if,
our milk that formerly went to To-!the station at Lyons.
ledo . consumers and we supplied I Assurances are being
Harbor, Ohio and Ottawa Lake Mich, wander back to the davs when he
New stations will be opened wherever knew the Mr. in knee pants and the
warranted and as fast as needed. Mrs. in short skuts even snun-eci
Arrangements also are in vogue for tnan tashion has decreed for her in j
recent years. It's the home-town j
received paper where the real Mr. and Mrs
fullv 85 Der cent of the citv's rvn-ifrom territorv outside of. but
sumption, is now going into creanr joining N. C. S. territory, that dairy the home-town paper week
a(j. items are printed and to
receive cation?"
in and Week
METHODIST CHURCH
S. K. Dunham, Pastor
Church School at 9:15 a. m.
Junior Church at 10:30.
Morning Worship at 10:30. Ser
mon subject "What and Why is Edu-
a sermon lor i.aucation
stations, ana tne sKim milk; remains
on the farm for feeding purposes.
This yields even at low prices for
hogs, an amount in excess of the
price Toledo dealers are willing to
Pay
organizations, farm bureau members weeK out is to Know tne great nap- fcpworth League at U:UU p. m.
and individual farmers are not suD- Penngs f those you would a't forget! Evening Worship at 7:00. Thank
plying the Toledo market. The sup-'for a11 tne world the boys and the 1 offering, address for the Wombn's
ply, it is contended, either comes girls you now know as Mr. and Mrs. ; Home Missionary Society by Mrs.
from milk now sold to condensories,' jD. G. Hall of Bryan. ,
Whlf'h Mr. Rlirr insists. Will Tint hn Nuthini, eoama r nlwu enmo Won J
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
The estate of Adelia Buck, deceas
ed.
Notice is hereby given that M. Ella
Buck has been duly appointed and
qualified as executrix of the estate of
M. Ella Buck, deceased, late of Roy
alton township, Fulton County, Ohio.
Dated this 15th day of November,
A. D. 1921.
A. M. BARBER, Probate Judge
Fulton County, Ohio, Probate Court
on n
"Experience has shown that except for long, or from prohibitive dis-iseon women more than to be able to!
under abnormal conditions, milk can tances. Furthermore, according to say to their husbands "I told you so."
be handled by the dealers at a cost
not exceeding 40 per cent of the re
tail price, this giving them a sub
stantial i profit. Many co-operative
distributing plants have handled
milk at much less than that. But
we are not asking 60 per cent of the
retail price for our milk only 50
per cent. We are going on the great
dealer or the consumer.
"Manifestly, the farmer isn't go- American principal of fifty-fifty."
ing to the trouble to raise feed, milk Mr. Burr contends that the N.
the N. C. S., attractive bids for the
N. C. S. product are coming from
Cleveland and other markets.
Mayor Schreiber and other city get it given to you by the ton?
officials and club leaders, clergymen i
and others in Toledo today were given
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
C. E. Rostofer, Pastor
Bible School 9:30 a. m.
by letter the explanation of the atti
tude of the N. C. S.
Buggies at very low prices at
29-13-c Chas. F. Stotzer
LEGAL NOTICE
To Jno. P. Jones, residing at No.
2506 Orleans Street, Detroit, Mich.
You will take notice that on the
StV. riser vf flftihor A ll 1Q91 A M
Every nc. niof;r t;iQ t;
What's the use of going out of your class was delighted with the program ' ....irt l o., tv.Q oc,
way to borrow trouble when you can i "The Open Bible" which was pre-;fefendkin"s settmo- forth that
sented last Sunday to a crowded there is due piUllt;ff from you
i,7 , , 7T , iL , l'UU3C- vciy ouuuay ls x apeLia. and one Stanley m. Jones, (formerly
We have also noticed that many a day with us. Come along and enjoy Dartners doine business as Jones
man earns his living by the
from tiie hired man's brow
IS YOUR SUBSCRIPTION DUE?
HATES OF TAXATION
In purtuuiM of !w, I, Cnl F. Orth, Treasurer of Fulton (County Ohio, do hereby give notice that the number of mills levied on each dollar of property listed for taxa
tion within said County for the year 1921 is as follows :
For State purposes : State Common School Fund Sec. 7575 .15 mills; State University Building Fund .1ZR mills; State Department and Public Welfare .25 mills; Highway
Improvement Fund .6 mills; Total State levy 1.025 mills.
For County Purposes: County Fund .885 mills; Poor Fund .266 mills; Bridge Fur-d .661 mills; Building Fund .110 mills; Road Repair Fund 1. mill: Intcr-Slate High
way Fund Sec. 1222 .240 mills: County Road Construction Sec 6SI26 .210 mills ; i)itch Fund 044 "ilU Avrirnltural Fund .033 mills: Mothers Pension Fund .077 mills;
Total County Fund 2.525 mills. For local purposes see table below.
The first half of the taxes for 1921, together with all former delinquencies, are payable on or before Dec. 20, 1921, the remaining half of the taxes for 1921 are payable on
or before June 20, 1922. To pay full taxes for the year 1921, pay in December.
In asking for statement of taxes tt country property, give name of Owner, Town hip. Range and Section or Lot Number and Addition, and number of Acres ; if City lot
cive Addition and Lot Number ; for personal in county give Township or Town. No statements will be given after Jan. 1st.
Bring or send your last receipt, this will assure correctness in description.
Examine carefully your tax bills and see that all your real estate and personal property appears thereon.
sweat tne lessons with us. ! w,c a anA fr ;
i Mog Worship 11:00 a. m. Ser-idivid'ual, the sum o seven hundred
Imon, "The Future Lile Do You Be- ninet five ($795.00) dollars' with in-
"C.YC , , ""-'V" ' terest Irom Uctober 1, 1921, on a cer-
mixed quartet delighted everyone tdin banji check dated Nov. 26 1907,i
who heard them bunday. ,for the sum o lour hundred thirty
Christian Endeavor, 0:00 p. m. The four and 48100 dolars drawn b 6u
last lesson of the special studies will and the said partnership upon The
be given Sunday night. Luci le. Hatt Wauseon Savings and Trust Company,
will lead. After next Sunday the payment af which check was duly de
regular C. E. Subjects will be used manded but was not paid, and plain
in the meetings ! tiff asks judgnlent for said sum of
Ihe service bunday will be in $795.00 with interest from October
charge of the Woman s Missionary; iy21
Society A splendid program isj 'That"on the 5th day of November
planned. Come promptly at 7:00 ifiA. jj. 1921 a writ of attachment on
you want a good seat :your undivided one-half interest in
The big Stewardship Missionary ; ceruiin presonal property of Jones
Rally will be held in tne church all jand Souie of Wauseon, Ohio, and of
day Thursday, December 8th. Bert i Q, ri r o i
v imuii ui iue uiiiut'u v-iii laiiau mis
sionary Society, Mrs. C. Manley Mor
ton of Paraguay, South America, a
Hiram College, 1.
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Just. I
Arrived
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An assortment of high grade pure
x aluminum v,ear
that we bought at an exceptional low price, which
low prices we are passing on to the public. This is
a real bargain sale, and these goods will not last
long at the prices they are marketed at., Don't
SCHLATTER, HOWARDS & HOY
Store of Quality
Look
noneys due and owing you from him,:
was duly issued and served.
ou are required to answer in said
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2 Amboy-Amboy and Fulton Sch. 1.025 2.625 2.65 3.4 1. .20 1 8 .19 .15
3 Amboy-Royalton School 1.025 2.62512.65 7.8 1. .20 l" .19 .15
4 AmboT-Fulton School 1 025 2.5252.65 8.0 1. .20 1 8 .19 .Hi
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6 Chesterfield 1.026 2.625 2.65 8.0 1. 90 2.0 .24 .06' .08
1 Clinton 1.026 2.625 2.65 2.8 1. 1.20 1 1 .21
8 Clinton-Pettisville School 1.025 2.625 2.65 3.3 1. 1.20 1.1 .21
i) Clinton-Wauseon School 1.026 2.626 2.06 3.0 1. 1.201 1.1 .21
10 Clinton-Wauseon Village 1.025 2.525 2.65 3.0 1. 1.20 1.1
11 Dover 1.025 2.626 2.65 3.2 1. .80 1 8 .64 .05
12 Dover-Spring Hill School 1 025 2.525 2.65 6.2.1. .80 1.8 .64 . .05
13 Franklin 1.025 2.525 2.65 3.4 1. .60 2.0 .47 .09
14 Franklin-Gorham School 1.025 2.625 2.65 3.0 1. - .60 2.0 .47 .09
16 Fulton 1.025 2.625 2.65 8.0 1. .2 .40 .10 .26
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17 Fuiton-Swanton School 1.025 2.625 2.65 5.6 1. .2 .40 .10 .25
18 Fuiton-Swanton Village 1.025 2.626 2.65 5.6 1. 1.2
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23 German-Pettisville School 1.025 2.626 2.66 3.3 1. 2.01 .20 .46 .02
24 German-Franklin School 1.025 2.625 2.65 3 4 1. 2.01 .20 -46 .02
25 German-Elmira School 1.025 2.625 2.65 3.0 1. 2.0 .20 .46 .02
20 German-Archbola School 1.025 2.525 2.65 6 2 1. 2.01 .20 .46 .02
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B0 Pike-Delta School 1.025 2.625 2.66 3.6 1. 2.60 .37 .12 .06 .18
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84 Royalton-Lyons Village 1.025 2.5252.667.8 1. 1.50
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86 Swan Creek-Swanton School 1 026 2.62612.65 6.6 1. 1.2 .47 .03 .22
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39 York-Delta School 1.025 2.6,25 2.66 3.6 1. .90 1.2 .26 .01 8
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J. Cahill, State Secretary and Missl.ToTmnr A n Wo , t;t;
iMary Lyons will be the chief speak-; will be taken 'as true and iude-ment
ers. Kemember the day. rendered according and vour said
interest in store will be sold and the
moneys arising therefrom and said
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PLAIN FOOD
top!
You can now buy Kelly
Springfield tires at the same
price as oher tires that al
ways sold for less.
Prosperity has
stomach. When
along in wartime and for a year or so 33.(5
alter, people slippeu away irom
plain food and bought lobsters, fancy
jellies, candied fruits and high
priced canned meats. Now conies a
COLDS STOP
Breaks up a cold
QUICK
six hours:
in
fil,iA o.w.r-Ko 7(i(i ri"u"lu'8 Bes quicKer renel
in
i'JU JL-,. U J ..1J. .t. . xi .
tail stores and he tells a national i UV L ,t? lnf n .,"ymel.- Uoes
convention of can.iers that
fancy
food is going out - and plain, c'.d
fashioned staples Wv canned toma
toes, and corned beef and cabbage
are coming back. This is bad
news for those who (ical in such
things, and its bad for stomach
specialists, but it's fortunate for na
tional health. Most of us dig our
graves with our tejth. Business de
gression 'occassional' is .1 blessing
j in disguise, for it starves some p?o
iple into good health. More people
j right her in Wauseon commit
: suicide with their teeth thm with
j poison or a pistol. So maybe a
little touch 01 hard tunes is going to
le worth a lot to thin., after all.
right to the spot and kills the germs.
Money back if it fails. Read,
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STOMACH WEAK?
Strengthen your stomach and j
banish indigestion; Mi-O-Na is guar
anteed by Read, Wager and Gorsuch
to do it or money back.
W. W. Ackerman
Successor to
J. F. DIMKE
Representing the Oldest and Best
Companies
Fire and Tornado Insurance
On Farm and Village Property
Automobi'e and Life Insurance
A part of your business solicited
Office, Diinke's Old Stand
Phone 19, Wauseon, Ohio
Enough electricity was distributed
last year in Ohio to light a 40-watt
bull) for a continuous period, dav and
Fabrics
30x3 for $14.40
30x3 for 15.75
32x3 for 20.25
30x4 for. 23 40
Fabrics
32x4 for $27.25
33x4 for 28.50
34x4 for 28.50
35x4 for 35.25
We have on hand a fine stock of
team and farm harness. Prices
that are right.
Canvass gloves from 85c to $2.00
per dozen.
C. H. Huffman
3 doors north of Court House
Wauseon, Ohio
If all the passengers carried in one night, for 6,258,476 years
,ycrti vy tne eiecciic lauway.s oi tne
State, stood shoulder to shoulder, they
would form a solid line of humanity
22i,233 miles long, or five times
j around the earth.
CARL F. ORTH, Treasurer
Wauseon, Ohio, November 5, 1921 is your subscription due? I
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