Fulton County tribune., April 13, 1922, Image 4

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For Cleanliness, Thrift and Civic Pride
For Home and Towns Beautiful
FULTQM COUNTY TRIBUNE
ESTABLISHED IN 1883
KENYON BISSONNETTE. PUBLISHERS
Entered at th Post Office in WaUMon, Ohio
a. Second ClaM Matter
daughter Betty Ann of Toledo are SOUTHEAST CLINTON
hr mother. Mrs- Will The Thimble Club met with Mrs
. Maud Taber last week Thursday. The
Miss Cecil Glore spent the week ond; ladies worked for Mrs. Taber, tieing
nt the home of James HiDDara. comiorters anu sewing ig iuga
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
One Year .... Ji&u
One Year to Fulton County - $1.00
Bubaeribera wtahinn the paper discontinued
ihould write na to that effect and pay up all
their arrearaKea. If thii to not done, 11
aaunwd that the anbacriber wishes the paper
continued and intend to pay when convenient.
CORRESPONDENCE
A number from Tedrow attenaea
the quarterly meeting at Zone Sun
day .afternoon.
Miss Dorotha Wentz has been at
home on account of illness. She has
been attending school at Huntington,
I ml. ' , . v .
Miss Nellie Hibbard is much im
proved at this writing. '
Mrs. Walter Stevens returned Fri
day from Toledo where she had been
viait.ino friends.
Mrs- Lulu Bowden is sick with ery
sipelas
OAK SHADE
Mrs. Seth Jaqua spent last week at Hlen
the home of her aged uncle at Mani
Peter Punches, wife and children
tician gave herl sP
ttina her arm, H;
nd ttT MHer0Vrnent9:elMr.er,.nd - Bt Sunday .ith her sister, Mrs:
good attendance and a line pot luck
dinner.
Ivan Gilsons spent Sunday at the
home of his father in Wauseon.
Emtrson Baker and wife spent Sun
day afternoon at Ed Durbins near
Delta.
Rev. and Mrs. Burtchin and chil
dren ate Sunday dinner with Lloyd
Hull and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Friend Havens spent
last Thursday in Toledo.
Walter Meyer and family spent
Sunday afternoon in Napoleon with
Fred Rickenbergs.
Supt. and Mrs. Ash and daughter
of Napoleon spent Sunday
'that $75,000,000 of this must be f.r-!
mshed by institutions which make a1 J
l spicialty of building loans. ,4,
Building- the loan associations of T
the state have been hard pressed fori?
some time to secure the funds to nieet:T
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
? iti iti if T T T
afternoon at Grant Foutys
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Nuding and Mr
and Mrs. Friend Havens and son
SW ANTON
M-y : ' rz, :;;::! tou Beach, Mich
near aieumuri, itawui "i peter p,
'S- with her mother at; spent Sunday at Lloyd Voniers,
. y "VT. V"' T. f "J - Hamler.
anesthetic wnne setting ner im, . . , t daurfit
Mra. John Spaulding of this place
were sent for.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Trumbull took
their baby to Toledo and had it bap
tized on Palm Sunday in the Epworth
M. E. Church where Mr. Trumbull
iine-a.
Messera Eugene and Robert Taylor
anH their families of Toledo visited
relatives here over Sunday.
Mr. Chas. Fels is getting better and
able to ait up after having the flu.
Friday evening the Berean ' Bible
Class of Ladies and Mens Bible Class
had a most enjoyable time at the M
E. church. The program was especi
ally fine, the violin solos by Mrs.
Robert Smith were most pleasing, Vie
Plavlet broutrht great applause, the
address by the district Supeririten
lL4tn LMchtv near Delta.
Mrs. Eliza Punches returned home
FOR SALE Horses,
Wauseon, Ohio, phone 46.
10c Barn,
FOR
reed, in
460.
SALE Baby buggy,
good condition, phone 2
requsevs ior loans on unproved pro-!
Dtrtv. and the increase in home hnil)J
inn within a few months and that '.ri
prospect creates a demand for money j FLAT FOR RENT Inquire of
that can not be met by the assoscia-i Clias. xeager.
tions.
'there is onlv one way in which the
building program can be made effec
tive, and that is for persons with
money ta divert part of it into the
channels whi"h supply funds for
building. The work done by building
and loan associations for years com
mends them to consideration
agency for promoting the
public welfare in building.
"Home buliding is a key industry,,"
a bulletin of the Ohio Building Asso
ciation League savs, "because it un-
iol-ks praewcany an our activities and! pnp SAT F Two ton
resources. It reaches into the mine.!.. 1, xi 1
WANTED A salesman of good
as an character. Inquire Electric store or
general i phone 200.
FOR RENT One furnished sleep
ing room. Inquir ; of Mrs- Wm. Beck,
West Oak Street, phone 179.
It reaches into the mine, I f,..i,
me iorest ana into a mumiuae 01 lac- i 0f j j. Eckley
tunes, anu gives iu aginuiiuie anu.
Delta, Ohio.
Master
Inquire
2-2-p
DOVER CENTER
Howard Quillett and wife ate Sun
day dinner at Ameil yuilletts. ! various lines of business the support! FOR SALE 1920 New Victory
U. H.. crout ana wne aiiencieu h that is imperative to prosperous eon-inat.s. nhone Rd 310. Price 50c bu.
Sunday from Hamler where she spentj eoldtn wedding at the home of S. E.'dU:
last week w;th her sister who haslHinkle in Lyons, Monday
been quite ill. Sunday guests at Harley Sahhiirvs
Mrs. Ellen Butler is staying with! were: Sam Knepper and Ralph
Mrs. E. K. Boody in Morenci, for the Dancer and family of Swanton and
present. Lena Lmch.
Frank Fausey, wile ana cniiaren 01 h. a. urwon and wile ana
ORDINANCE
1S-
ofl
1-2-p
FOR SALE One cow to be fresh
soon. Carl Reichardt, phone 4 on 468.
An ordinance providing for the
suance of bonds in the sum
Wpl' $44,000.00 for the purpose of extend- TYPING WANTED
r . 'cj of th v.,:.., c!,nj n t p,i ing the time of payment of an in-!238 North Franklin
nnuacvu optuv - , " - ' uuhuhj ....... .. ...... . HH , , , . , ..... .
of her parents, George Swart and Crouts. debtedness of the Village of Wau-
. - t o 'irr 1 r that- amnnnt mhinli H-r.
WlfeT ' 1 ocuii 111 uiab auiuuiib, iixiii, i.ium its
NORTHWEST GORHAM m".s 01 taxauon, saia village is un
' W. F. Spring and family attended hle to pay at maturity,
the funeral services of Chester, the Whereas the Village of Wauseon
Huff-i"as an outstanding indebtedness in
Pirl Punches and family, called on
Mrs. E. K- Boody in Morenci, Sunday
afternoon.
Bert Carter and family .of near' twelve month old son of Paul
Campbell.
1-2
At my home
St. Zula B.
46-tf
FOR SALE 8 room bungalo,
good location, inquire at this office.
52-4-(
flent weaver was moss inspiring, motored to
musical numoers ootu vocai . nu m
trumental by ladies of Berean class
and the male quartette were repeated-
T.-ri r oat iz T,, t .- T ; .,1.
Dfll tllkCI 11U XllllJ VI. " ' .tw.tw "'v. . " ,.rnT. , 7 I rUrt O-TVAJUl X .11 11 lilt; till
Tedrow spent Sunday at tne nome oi.mans at noneer, sunaay aiieraoon. t umic icKai-:TJ s Qra(je No 1 10 Cent Barn
Roll Johnston and lamiiy. irneumonia was tne cause oi nis.-j .i.n, xium ita . 46
. . , n -. l j x .' 1 A-'-l J i-l. Iimit.55 Of tflVntlon KlH Vlllno-a io nn JP
Alirea omiui ana laniny, unu ueaiu, i " "6
Hill and wife, Louis and George! Lewis Thompson and famliy were ;ab'e to pay at maturity; and
! Punches and Mrs. Harlev Snow.Sundav evening guests of Clyde1 wnereas tne council by tormal re-
45-tfi
Good dark bay
lUmler Sunday to see, Stoner and lamiiy. P ' ueciar ea ana determined, Weirht about 1350 Sam Thomas.
their aunt, Mrs. Martha tackier, wno: Hoy tstoner ana lamuy visited Mr.!""" "'j uce-wre aim aeter-iFayette Qhj0 ph0he 5295. 2-1 -p
FOR SALE
horse, five years
has been quite sick.
The M. E. Ladies Aid Society
ly encored , after which all repared , haye a market of baked goods at the' Lester and family, Saturday.
to the dining room wnere eiaDorate . . laf..lrJfl nfternonn. Aririli SiHtipv Knnev snent- MnnHav fore
15, beginning at 2 o'clock. Every- noon at Crandall Lesters.
refreshments were served.
An Easter cafeteria dinner was
served by the Ladies Aid Society of
the M. E. church on Wednesday.
Mr. Frank Minnich had a paraletic
one invited to come.
.troV W SmuhM,- morninir. aff ectine I jeo- . " . .
his left .ide; Owing to his weakened I a s"" VaT Reid'T
LferW. rhLren One! ent Sunday with R. N. Howard and; and family visited the Hartley bro-, proposed bonds is twenty-nve years;
They have sent for his children. One Ithers near. Waldron. Sundav. I Now. therefore.'
mnn Hiaa . ia in I inlnrJtflO. ' . . . . , . . . t ' '
aJu. ' 97 i m v Judd Todd spent a few
, , , rV j j tt.. i. 1 ! week with Len Porters. . . I Mrs. Clyde elger, last week. Village of Wauseon. State of Ohio.
i thJ ROO mark for Eister Sur' Jesse Barnett and family and Earl! Mrs. Lee Lester visited Mrs. V. J.,- y. 1. That for the purpose of ex- 2S on 499.
reach tne ouu marK ior raster un- ik Tv,r.,,u -;i sAa L.. i.. - ..... .
Tin, vniinff menu rirrhpsrrn ruuLlous "u "'""Ji iuuij.imoc i,,.i.w.., ,....u-. itnaing tne tune 01 payment OI me
ine young mens orenesira; -i I n: j ,-i ::tj . .. ..... rnnunf,ii.!i.
44,- ,,-..i ana iamny speia ounuay wn.ii inas. v"a " iamn.y na- uoove menuonea lliaeoteaness in the ii'i""fti
ure muoioi - , . . , 1 U TtT r r ; .. .. ...
fuiiiiuus anu xaniiij. m.w.", . w. vu.-iBUjn UA -i,uuo.vo tiiere oe issuea
Vera Buyers and family called on nngton, Sunday. j bonds of said village in the
Corby Bixler Sunday afternoon. Jonn jvinsaid was a loieao visitor 44,000.00-
Geo. Mollows are the proud par-, Saturday. ! Sec 2 That said issue consist of FOR SALE Fifteen
ents of a baby boy. Sunday guests of Chas. Shinmar,s 44 bondg of fa denomination of some with pigs by side,
Bert and Ben Barnum called on' were. Mr. and Mrs- Georee Russell. s1 n.w omf w,ln P f . i f
Mrs. Anderson and Chester. Sunday. I Mahlon Resell and family and-T'TIlVerVr -w
Frank Ritchey spent Sunday with; Mahlon Dunabarger.
Albert Dohms. I Rv Hibbard and family
SOUTH PIKE
Howard and wife,
Perry Jacoby returned to his home
at Devils Lake, Sundav after spend
ing the1 winter with Chas. Shipmans.
Miss Alice Bird visited Helen
Howard Spring, Friday and Saturday.
Wauseon' V- J. Wise and wife and Leon Morr
Ralph
, and MrsV Harold WalkuD. Sundav.
Willi Mrs. Lee Lester visited CrandalL existing, valid and binding obligation! WANTED Veal calves. Will pay
oi said municipal corporation; and -highest market prices. Will call for
Whereas it appears to the council ti pin Tuesdav and Fridav of each
tot the best interest of the corporation ; week. W. D- Clifton, phone 3L IS ont
to issue bonds of the corporation for 490, Wauseon. 2-4-p-tf
th,e purpose of extending the time of:
payment of said indebtedness; and FOR SALE One car load of cowsi
Whereas the fiscal officer of the' will sell for cash or milk contract,
village has certified to the council Inquire of Myers and Short, Arch-
tnat tne maximum maturity of said hold, unio. rnone mi. i-s-p
FOR SALE OR TRADE One:
rie it ordained by the Council of the'Avrey tractor, will take in cattle on
. 1 TT lHffA 1.1 Ill '
traae. r rami ivicn.ri.iiur, puune lu.
1-2-p;
day-
adds luch
and the Men's Bible Class of 127
members makes a good showing. The
address of Supt. Bates on the Boy
Scout movement and the Girl Scouts
and Y. W. were ably presented by
Miss Bernice Carpenter and the Ep
worth League was presented by Mr.
Farnsworth of Waterville.
Mrs. Margaret Mossing of Caragher
spent the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Pilliod.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perkins enter
tained their children from Toledo
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs- John Faucher visited
their daughter, Mrs. Glen Bell over
Sunday. .
The American' Legion will have a
Jubilee, Tuesday evening, April 18th;
They expect to have something doing
every minute. Entertainment for
those who dance and those who do not
dance. A country store with all kinds
of bargains. Do not miss this great
event of fun.
The Progress Club will plant two
trees in Memorial Park on Arbor Day
in memory of the boys who gave their
lives for their country.
Miss Mabel Richardson of Cleve
land will spend her Easter vacation
with her mother, Mrs. J. E. Coon.
Mrs. Earl Baker of Lake City,
Mich-, was a week end visitor of Mrs.
Chas. Sisson.
TEDROW
Thursday evening there will be a
meeting at the I. O. 0. F. Hall. Every
body welcome-
Last Friday the people of Tedrow
had the pleasure of hearing the Hon.
F. Reichard of Wauseon, speak.
The M. E. Church of Tedrow will
hold an Easter bazaar and social at
their hall all day Friday, April 14th.
They will have ice cream, candy, pop
rorn, baked goods and-iancy work.
Supper will be served fi
repairing paint-
and concrete work. Reasonable
rharire. E. G. Whited and Son, Lyons
OI . . . . mm llf
nnone 119.
brood sows,
others due
Wm. McClarren and wife spent' Sundav
Sunday with David Simpsons of Oak I Lesters
Shade-
and May
ly from 1 to 44 inclusive, dated April innuire of A- H. Harrison, phone 2
.f!1' 1922' due and PayaWe $1,000.00 on on 470. 1-2-p
S"pHI a;i 1 1 1 1 .1..W111 1 :
anvil 1 .1 1 I I lllllf 111 nn flnfrnKr.H 1 .
C A 11 -.i"'i aim yi,vuv.vu uii uituuci X 111
t-ranaaii j each o( the rs 1923 tQ lg44 jnclu
Bert Raker and family called on
his mother Sunday afternoon.
Howard McClarren and family
spent Sunday with her parents. Mrs.
McClarren and son stayed for a few
days.
BUNCHED BITS 0' NEWS
CLOVER LEAF NEWS
Miss Emma Neis spent the week
end with her sister, M;rs. Melvin
Boyd. house burned Monday night. It
Mrs. Chas. Kelsey spentv Monday thought the building was struck
with Mrs. Melvin Boyd. I lightning. No one was living in the
Mrs. C. E. Thompson attended the place at the- time of the fire, but Mrs.
-ft.
cavil vi. tne y eti i o iii.j i.u loii iiii-iu-i DAD 1 lrln.xVo Jll ur auuub
sive, and bear interest from the date April 20th we can handle a few more'
thereof at the rate of six per centum orders for custom hatching at reduced
per annum, payable semi-annually, prices. Golden Hill Poultry Farm,
on the. first day of April and Octobei Delta, Ohio, R. F. D. 28. Lyons tele-
I m ..o 7K nun IP flia dh-.ia.qI in.fnllK.nnl. -l 101 T 1 A n
BRYAN F. W. Avery of Wau-nf interest tn h PviHpn,.prl h rm,nnn. 1
seon has leased three acres of Hal-jattahed to said bondSf and both prin. F0R SALE Three houses and lots
locks farm west of town for a Col ;.e cipai and interest shall be payable at and vacant iots in desirable location
Kennel for the Jefferson White Collie: ti1P nffio nf tho Trnm, .D;i;n w.nnn win hu c.u t -lnoo ,,n
village in Wauseon, Ohio, all as pro-! the estate of Oliver McLain. For
vided in said formal resolution. (particulars see Fred Clark, Route 1,
sec. a. Iliac said bonds shall be! Wauseon, Tedrow phone or Wm.
Pi
Clean-Up
Paint-Up
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Let your home show the pride that is
within you. Plant flowers and grass seed.
Trim up the shrubbery and vines. Paint
your house with Lowe Brothers High Stand
ard Liquid Paint.
You can always bank on the quality of the paint
bearing the . Little Blue Flag trademark on the
label. It may, cost a little more per, gallon than
other paints, but it spreads further and easier, so
you'll save money at the start on hpth your ma
terial and labor bills.
This paint als( " olds its color and lasts longer
than most other paints. That means you will not
have to repaint as often as formerly.
We will be glad to show you that the differenoa
between Lowe Brothers and other paints is more
than a mere difference of opinion. Ask for color
card and interesting literature.
LM ... -
CHURCHES
Kennel which he owns and operates.
ARCHBOLD The Schwalley
wasl
by!
Signed by the Majur and Clem oi McLain, Delta, Lyons phone. 53-4-p
EASTER SERVICE
at the
Christian Church
C. E. Rostofer, Minister
Bible School, 9:30. All special fea
tures centering on Eastdr. An op-
funeral of an aunt in Wauseon, Mon
day.
How some spent Sunday: Henry
Roth and wife and Wm. Eicher and
wife with C. E. Thompsons and Lewis
Molls; Grant Aumend and family Sunday,
Rosendaul had just purchased the pro
perty.
aa.u village, ana nave anixed tnereto
cue corpora seal oi tne vinaire. and! WANTED MEN FOR STEADY
uie interest coupons attached thereto! WORK. A GOOD OPPORTUNITY! portunity to make an open confession
snail ue signed oy said CieiK, or aFOR ACTIVE MEN OVER 8 of faith in Christ will be given at the
lac-simile oi his siunature snail he! YEARS OF. AGE TO LEARN close of Bible School.
tUTrifcK MULDiJNti UK joki; Morning Worship 11:00. An rJaster
the Alavor aim Clerk MAKING- ALSO HAVE WORK; sermon will be delivered.
52-4c
and family m Swanton with his coal oil can exploded, throwing
mother, Mrs. John.Pfaff; C. F. Brat-j burning oil all over her body.
cons caueo at jonn (jnamberlains in
at
the afternoon
Roy Merrill and family called
Luther Dishers, Sunday evening.
Dallas Cook and family visited
vern Lukes, Sunday.
Vaughan Herrick and family spent
Sunday at Sherm McCullougbs.
John Laver and wife spent Sunday
at Grant Laver?
' tt a'htt i?rr hi nr it ' i iprmteQ or nthugrauned tnereon.
HAMLER -Mrs. Wm. Verwerk, . .
an aged lady, burned to death last hhv ,...BW1M - FOR LABORERS.
She was pouring coal oil . .. thi? it s matt, tptim rn
with Homer Manns; Clifford PfarTilnthe stove to start the fire when the,.l..,u.uu"U8.8 P-
il 1JJ 4-1 4-ln: " lJ'"fc""& ""'"l (-ICUIH
ail revenues 01 tne village ior the NOTICE .
payment of the DrinciDal and int.M-nr! Trip York Tnwnshin Farm Rnrpan
RTnfiFVTTTF mPTVT?5 inhU ! tnereo1 at maturity: meeting which was to have been held "e Jlfe f ,VnrlsL?,Vr,m t?e Fasslon
KllKrbVllAJii COKlNtiKS Schools ...... ... . , . . . J... il. ra.u... .t WpoIc. SiiMwt "With (InA in Ootfi.
on1 were closed last week due to an epi- aec- - in" lnere snau De leviel ? "lVZ n I I y semane "
,Aa;n t 0-if ,anu collected annaany ov taxation au April 11th, at 7:30 p. m. has been se",,1"- ....
amount suuicient to pay tne interest postponed until Wednesday evening,' ln t torget tne spec'a' services
suns- April 19th, at the same time and ."j1 ' ' .V ' ,
meeting uegms moiiuay, April litn
Cft RE
WORK; sermon will be delivered. Special
Easter music.
Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m.
Elizabeth Quellett, leader.
Night service, 7:30. This will be
!the climax of the views portraying
from
Evreyone come and have a good time
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Shaffer were
called suddenly to Grand Rapids,
Mich., on account of the death of Mrs.
Shaffer's brother, Mr. Batess.
Mr- and Mrs. L. .T. Meyers of north
east of Wauseon were Sunday guests
ot Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clarks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Koose and
PETTISVILLE
Mr. Don J. Wyse of Achbold ha3
5 to 8! purchased the Chris Meister property.
Henry J. Kellar has purchased the
Thos. Robinson farm.
Mr. Aaron Leininger of Archbold
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo-Leininger.
Largest display of "Mens Wear" in
town. Come in and look around.
Funkhousers and Shepard
rw
STOP! LOOK!
lire Prices For 1 0 Days
KELLY SPRINGFIELD
Fabric Cord Tubes
30x3 SI 0.25 SI.60
30x3 SI 1.50 $14.25 SI.90
32x3 SI5.75 $19.25 $2.25
31x4 $17.85 $21.90 $2.35
32x4 $20.25 l $23.95 $2.50
33x4 $21.00 $24.75 $2.60
34x4 $22.00 $25.50 $2.70
Coopers
30x3 $10.25 $1.50
30x3 $11.75 $15.25 $1.65
Findlay
30x3 $8.50
30x3 $9.00
I c.
H. Huffman
3rd Door North of Court House
T A PnT TTjniM A-r,.aA too q ;on said bonds, and to proviue a
W -J W i 1 i L1L 1 L V. MJtAW. t. UU. - X
and James Britemiker, 14. both of,'n lu"u lor tlleir n"ai redemption at P'"-
Deshler were arrested by Humane """unt' anu i0T t"at Purpose tni ."e
nflfino r.yana Vot,q11 tny U.tii. o Uoiiowiiig tax. is hereov levied lor tue given.
Hop- to death. Rritiltpr waa kpn'verai years UtSiunated: I Rearing chicks,
following program
will be'J- Wa(le Seniff, the great song Evan-
lecture while Baer was
and costs.
fined
ARCHBOLD Henry Baer. age
82, died at his home, here Monday
evening. Funeral was held Thursday.
gelist will have charge of all parts of
Mrs. Karl Mohrtthe ,erv'ces except the sermons, the
. minister win preacnr
no 2,oO0.UU, ior interest $3,960.00. oy Beans, W. L. Biddle and D., W.!
$o.uu j n.,. i the moraine service.
ror me-year ior rrincipar u",oul-11- i
2,uuO-oO, for Interest $2,520.00. ! Club Work R A. Cave; p,nwpr. fn1v BnH fVl . mocao0 of
ouvinc rJinder twmp wi alcn . ...... . ...6w i,
into Juvenile court and eiven a e-ood or tne year ly, ior Principal' "vestocn snipping, jacoD Aiegier
ror the year li)z4, lor Principal;
ARCHBOLD John Swartz and
Miss Clara Gardiner were married at
the bride's home Thursday by Rev.
Steinecker.
$2,0o0.00, tor Interest $2,400.00.
ror the year 125, ior Principal
$2,o00.00, for Interest $2,280.00.
or tne year 1926, ior Principal
$2,000.00, for Interest $2,100.00.
for the year 1927, ior Principal
$2,000.00, for Interest $2,040.00.
For the year 1928, ior Princinal
sugar' $2,000.00, for Interest $1,920.00.
for tne year 1929, tor Principal
$2,u00.00, for Interest $1,800.00-
i''or the year 1930, for Princirial
discussed.
W. L. Biddle, President
Boys Waists with Military
Sport Collars. 69c to $1.00.
Funkhousers and Shepard
Easter time is full of meaning. After
being buried all winter, they arose
from the dead and are the emblem of
the resurrection'. I,onk at thpm nH
andi think.
Vauseon Floral Co.
1-2
PAULDING During the
beet seasan last fall the folks north
of Oakwood noticed two or three for
eigners going back and forth in an
auto- They made the trip out in the $2,000.00, for Interest $1,680.00.
morning and back at night almost For the year 1931, for Principal
every day for some weeks. The I $2,000.00, for Interest $1,560.00. !
thing that attracted special attention' For the year 1932, for Principal
to the outfit was the fact that they ; $2,000.00, for Interest $1,440.00.
always had one of their number tied I .For the year 1933, for Principal'
on the back of the machine with a $2,000.00, for Interest $1,320.00. !
piece of rope. At no time was thej For the year 1934, for Principal
auto so crowded but what they could $2,000.00, for Interest $1,200.00.
all ride inside. This aroused con- For the year 1935, for Principal
sioerame curiosity so some one set fz,uuu-uu, ior interest $1,080.00.
about the task of finding out the why
and wherefore. After a number of
questions had been asked and partly
answered it was ascertaining that .he
man was the possessor of a good crop
to help tie him on the back of the
machine. Can you blame them?
HOME BUILDING
For the year 1936. for Princinal
$2,000.00, for Interest $960.00. !
For the year 1937, for Principal
$2,000.00, for Interest $840.00.
For the year 1938. for Princinal
of old fashioned cooties and the other. $2,000.00, for Interest $720.00. I
foreigners in the crowd refused to For the year 1939, for Princinal
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associate wiui nun excejji. lung ciiuun $,uuu.uu, ior interest $600.00.
ror the year 1940, for Principal1
$2,000.00, for Interest $480.00. j
For the year 1941, for Principal
$2,000.00, for Interest $360.00- j
For the year 1942, for Principal
$2,000.00, for Interest $240.00.
For the year 1943, for Princpial'
$2,000.00, for Interest $120.00. I
Sec. 6. That the clerk of council!
oe and he hereby is directed to certi
SPECIAL OFFER
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This coupon and 10c will .admit one child-or 15c
will admit one,adult to the
MATINEE SATURDAY, APRIL 15th,
at 2:30 Sharp
"The Girl From God's Country"
Glean-Up and Paint Up
Paint Prices are Appealing
Now
Paints for every painting purpose, in
every color or combination of colors. Var
nishes, finishes, for inside and outside. The
highest grade enamels for metals, woods
and for automobiles. All painters supplies,
such as; lead, oil, putty, and turpentine.
Place your orders for paint goods now.
Qualities cannot be better, prices will not be
lower.
Fink
Ik Haumesser
The Corner Druggists
'H i"t 1 1 1 1 1
The Ohio Building Association Lea
gue officials estimate that the Buck
eye State will build forty thousand
rmu; hnnwie within six months, if the
money for financing them can bel'y thls ordinance to the county audit
made available. Prices of materials j"r f Fulton County, that said County
and the cost of labor are attractive,' Auditor may, without further action
but the problem will be to find the , council, include said annual
ewes in tne appropriate annual
budgets submitted by him to the
budget commissioners as provided by
money to finance the projected build
ing-
According to the
federal depart
ment or commerce, Uhio can j make, law. . ,
use of 170,000 additional hojries, fso :,sec. 7. That this ordinance .take
that a little less than one-fourth thiS j ha ; fn - . .
... . 1 j j . ..I. ienect and be in force from and after
HpsirpH number is included in the . "u arter
prospects of home constuction in theithe earlltst period allowed by law,
state.
James A. Devine of Columbus, sec
retary of the Ohio league, estimates
ithat the sum of $120,000,000 will bo
j required to finance the proposed num
iber of homes within six months, , and
Passed April 5, 1922.
George Oakley,
Mayor
Attest: Jas. C. King
Clerk of Council
Our Low Prices
does not mean inferiority. We repair, re
build and recharge all makes of batteries.
Investigate our yearly club plan. We can
save you money. Our prices are
6 volt 1 1 plate
6 volt 13 plate
12 volt 7 plate
Batteries recharged for
Sol Battery
$16.75
$20.00
$25.00
50 and 75c
Station
Phone 330
113 West Elm St.
1-2
G. V. SOULE GROCERY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Pure Swanton Buckwheat, 10 lb. sack 38c
Tissue Toilet Paper, 7 rolls 25c
Yellow Free Peaches, in syrup, large cans 39c
Van Camp pork and beans, large cans, 2 for 25c
Van Camp milk, tall cans, limit 6 cans to customer
3 for 25c
Soap Chips, for boiler or washing mcahine, 3 lbs 25c
. SATURDAY ONLY
With a purchase of 3 bars Rub No-More Soap for 20 cents,
we will give one box Rub-No-More Washing Powder free.
Pure Cane Sugar, 10 lbs , 64c
Do not forget we give cash receipts, paying you 2 cents
on every dollar you spend.
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Fish on Friday
Chickens Choice-Crate Fed
T Veal Cut up for stewing, the lb 15c
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