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THURSDAY, FEB. 13, &M7
Cold Wave Brings
Sub-Zero Weather
In a one-week cold wave bringing
the most severe weather* of the win
ter, the mercury dipped to* a low
mark of two degrees below zero last
Friday night ’T
It was the first sub-zero weather
in two winters, and for flVb days in
succession beginning last Tuesday
OPE®BATING
C'all
Eluffton
Chit
Efiuffton
VVatch
tion
322 N. Main Street
Tke Stanley E. Basinger
Buyers of
the thermometer hit lows of nearly
sero or below. Some moderation
came on Sunday, but relief was not
felt until Monday when for the first
time in nearly a week readings crept
above 10 and stayed there.
WHERE OUR BOYS ARE
David Steams
Se VP-ML 5, Box 45
Navy 116
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
ome
AMBULANCE SERVICE
1Dlufft
Okio
Taxi
du
TED
•vice
$01
HOURS:
Weekdays—(
Sundays—Nc
Bluffton phone
Oty. Limit
of town BSc pl
to Lima e:
for announce
coming soon.
BLUFFTOSI
P. M. to Midnight
to Midnight
499-W. Prompt service.
kTES:
i.............................. 35c
s 10c each quarter-mile.
Findlay .............. $3.00
inent of our Main street loca-
rETTLED
PHONE 499-W
FARMERS PRODUCE
Blufflnn Ohio
Offers Friendly Service
Cream, Eggs and Poultry
ROUTE SERVICE
CLAYTON HARKNESS, Mgr
"When the frost is on the
and tho fodder's In the i
It's time to have a bottle
NYALYPTUS
Cough Syrup In the madid
Because—alongwith frost,
and winter weather coi
A. Hauenstein & Son
Our Services are ^B\e....
to our thoughtful,
tendance upon each
vidual requirements.
Zkey arc 'Different.
preferences, including
and price.
Bluffton Phone 284-W
pumpkin—
hock"
that good
io cabinet
(now, sleet
coughs
and colds. Nyalyptus cod i tins oil of
«eucalyptus which cuts till phlegm
and mucus In tho throat, a
Ing Ingredients which ease
and help cut down the cold's
sooth
cough
oration
ipetent af-
ienfs indi-
FUNERAL HOME
Our wide price range accommodates every wish.
THE BLUFFTON NEWS
B. F. BUST, BmImm M«r.
C, A. BIKBT. MW
PuhUaiMd weakly at BhsffUN*, Okie,
by th^Biufftoa News PubUahiag and
Printing Co.
Subscription rates: Year, $1CO
six months, $1.25 anywhere in U. 8.
Entered aa second class matter at
tho powtoffiee at Bluffton, Ohio,
under tho Act of March S, 1B79.
Jimmie Fox spent the week end
with his mother, Mrs. Fred Schaffer
of Lima.
Rev. J. J. Esau has returned from
Oklahoma where he held a series of
evangelistic meetings.
Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Shady and
family were dinner guests of Miss
Sarah Amstutz, Sunday.
See me for memorials of all kinds.
Samuel Bixel, 409 S. Main St., Bluff
ton. Phone 429-W. Representing the
Lima Marble & Granite Co. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hover and
family will leave soon for Arkansas
where they will make their future
home.
Basinger ambulance removals—
Mrs. Lydia Ewing from her home
on South Lawn avenue to Bluffton
hospital
For your Valentine, the perfect
Valentine gift flowers. Select
them today. Grove Street Green
houses.
Miss Beverly Biery of Oberlin col
lege is spending the between-semes
ter vacation at her home here.
Mrs. Paul Studler of South Jack
son street has as her house guest,
her niece, Mrs. Harry Bandaret of
Paxton, Nebraska.
Mrs. Arthur Schyllander of Erie,
Mich., spent the letter part of last
week visiting her grandfather, Chris
Santschi of East Kibler street.
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Howell of
Lewisburg visited over the week end
at the home of Mrs. Howell’s grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Amstutz
of South Jackson street.
Mrs. Edith Powell, Mrs. Gilbert
Montgomery, Mrs. E. Sanders and
Mrs. Ferd Morris were dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Leiber, Wednesday.
Callers at the Ervin Moser home,
Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hover and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Victor Moser and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Schaffer.
Hearts and flowers—Flowers for
sweethearts, cut flowers, potted
plants and corsages at Grove Street
Greenhouses.
Dr. B. R. Lakin of Cadle taber
nacle, Indianapolis, will speak at
Findlay senior high school auditor
ium, Friday night at 7:30 and at
the Lima Gospel Tabernacle, Satur
day night at the same hour.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rauenbuhler
are in Dayton attending the Master
Plumbers convention, Mrs| Rauen
buhler is serving on the state board
representing the members at large
of the Ladies auxiliary.
Mrs. Daisy Steinbrenner was in
Delphos to attend the marriage of
her grandson, Eugene Steinbrenner
which was an event of Saturday,
Feb. 1. She is also spending a few
days visiting Mr. and Mrs. David
McCoy and Paul Steinbrenner and
other relatives and friends in Del
phos.
Diller ambulance removals—Mrs.
Robert Luginbuhl and infant son
from Bluffton hospital to their home
on West Elm street Henry Volant
from St. Mary’s hospital, Detroit,
to his home in Beaverdam Edwin
Niswander from his home on the
county line to Bluffton hospital.
Roses are red, violets are blue,
sugar is sweet and “I love you.”
Flowers say it best. Grove Street
Greenhouses.
Dr. and Mrs. Bradford Steiner
and baby of Chicago were week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stein
er of Poplar street. Dr. Steiner and
family will leave in April for Tibet
where they will serve as medical
missionaries, being associated with
his father, Rev. E. B. Steiner who
has been in the mission field in that
country for many yearfi.
Pandora
Mrs. Gladys Dorman, telephone op
erator, is convalescing satisfactorily
in Bluffton Community hospital fol
lowing an operation.
Betty Schumacher, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Schumacher of
east of Pandora, has been removed
to her home from Lima Memorial
hospital.
The Pandora Grange entertained
the officers of granges 6f the coun
ty at a banquet on Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Pauline Chantiz and son
Michael spent the past week with
friends in Lima.
Clarence Diller’s public sale was
attended by a very large crowd last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Seitz and
children of Ottawa, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
ion Stoody and Nancy.
Miss Alice Thrapp who has spent
several weeks with Mrs. John Hix
on at Leipsic, returned to her home
on Tuesday evening.
Brood sows should get one-half
pound of protein supplement during
the gestation period. They also should
have access to a mineral mixture, and
they need exercise daily.
want-ads
Wanted—*j^o do beef butchering on
ypur farm abo heef for sale by the
quarter. Rayinond Moser, Bluffton
phone 541-T. 44
Wanted—To buy all kinds rf good
native timber. Highest prices paid
for good standing timber. John Al
tha Lumber Co.» Ada, Ohio. Phone
Red 257. A 49
Tires in stock 6.00 by 16 and
6.50 by 16 at Waitermire’s.
Why worry if afflicted with any
known skin disease. Ask about V-J-O.
Sidney’s Drug shop. 17
Washer service—Wringer rollsand
parts, prompt service. Verl Reichen
bach, Beafverdam phone 542. tf
INDIAN CENTS WANTED—
Limited quantity, average condition.
Will pay $35.00 for 1856 Flying
Eagle $4.00 for 1877, 1909-S $1.50
for 1871, 1872 $1.00 for 1869, 1870,
1908-S £0c for 1866, 1867, 1868,
1878 25j for 1861, 1873, 1874, 1875,
1876 15 for 1857 F.E., 1858 F.E.,
1859, 18^0, 1862, 1863, 1864, 1865,
1879, 18*5 5c for 1884, 1886, 1894.
Other dates $1.50 per 100. Other coins
also wanted. Send coins insured mail,
to: The Coin Recorder, Bluffton, Ohio
or see Rpbert Benroth at 612 S. Main
St. after 6 p. m., or Saturday after
noon. Telephone 342-Y.
Rural mail boxes. Waitermire’s.
For sale—Weather-Seal inter
changeable winter windows and sum
mer screens with genuine interlock
construction. W. J. Reagan, Rt. 5,
Lima, Ohio. Beaverdam phone 175
472. tf
For ssale—Building lot 60 by 200
ft. on Cherry street all utilities and
cellar drain. Harley Burkholder,
Bluffton phone. 50
For sale—Sellers kitchen cabinet
$35 matching base cabinet $18
white cabinet heating stove $30 Es
tate Haatrola, excellent condition.
Jerome Herr, Bluffton phone 532-W.
43
For sale—2 good building lots 66
by 216 ft. S. E. Berryhill, 360 West
Elm St. ,, 44
For sale—Cream by the quart
bring battle in exchange. Albert
Geiger, 442 Cherry St
For sale—Seven foot power mower
for FordiFerguson tractor used one
season. Harold Marshall, Orange
twp. Bluffton phone 533-T.
For sale—Stark early bearing fruit
trees, truf to name. L. A. Oberly,
140 Cherry St.
Stainless steel and silver plated
silverware in 24 piece sets or knives,
forks, spoons and tablespoons can
be bought separately at Waiter
mire’s.
For sale—Strictly modern 4 room
house alto bMroorn suite, rug,
breakfest 8|et and small trailer. Mrs.
Wayne Lugibihl, E. Jefferson St.
Call after 5:30 every night or all
day Saturday and Sunday.
For sale—Modem 8-room house,
close in. Call Bluffton phone 238-W.
Mrs. H. W. Atthaus F. Garretson,
broker.
For sale-r-Nine room double house
and bath, frame construction, slate
roof, full basement with gas furnace
and hot w|ter heat all hardwood
floors and fireplace located at 320
South Maip street, Bluffton, Ohio.
Any interested purchaser may see
the undersigned Arvin B. Scheele,
226 North Spring Street, Bluffton,
Ohio. I 44
For sate—Perfection kerosene
water heatef and 30 gallon galvaniz
ed water tafrk, good condition also
old type Woman’s Friend washer O.
K. but no mptor. Elliotts, W. Kibler.
For sale—Magic Chef gas range
Warm Morning heating stove Air
line radio heating stove kitchen
cabinet iron bed oak breakfast set,
bedspreads. 146 Thurman St., Bluff
ton. AjJ
For sale—Four burner /fetectric
stove. Happy Stratton, 543 S. Main.
Thermos bottles, exhaust deflector,
Firestone super anti-freeze, Cham
pion DeLuxe Firestone tires. Bluff
ton Implement & Hames Co.
Visit our housewares department.
Many new items. Waitermire’s.
The number of eggs a hen is
capable of laying 4a determined be
fore she is hatched—by the quality
of her ancestors. A high rate of
lay, steadiness of- production, and
freedom fron winter molts are large
ly the result of good breeding, to
be assured of heavier production of
premium eggs and greater profit
Order Am £utz Hatchery, chicks
this year. luff ton and Pandora.
For sale-
R. A. Pott
For salt
bath tub
Moyer, Mt
Wanted
condition. 1
N. OHIO
-Gasodine heater also 10
yhite male hog. Harvey
months old
Bame, Jene
For sale-
■■Studio couch. Call Col.
Grove phor
For sale
Red chickei
ed. G.
west of Be
of Cairo.
For sale
dition, fir
James, 3 1
81 and IM
1558.
S 43-R-l.
7*135 New Hampshire
j, vaccinated and worm-
Steiner, Jr., 1% miles
rerdam or 3 Mi miles east
Model A Ford, fair con
$150 takes it. Wm.
iles east of Ada on Rt
miles north. Ada phone
For salt
—American top puppies.
240 N .Spring street.
—Recess left hand 5 ft
itill in crate, $49. Fred
Cory.
To buy showcase in good
all Bluffton phone 402-T.
—Bred Hampshire gilts.
For sab
Mrs. Edn
southeast
For sal
beef. Cla.
Schumacher, 2% miles
Pandora.
—2 quarters of young
ibel Owens, phone 547-R.
-Two hole laundry stove.
209 S. Jackson street.
For sale
H. L. Com
Galvanized wash tube pails and
garbage can* at Wafafrmirakd
For sale—McC£wiick-JMh-ing com
planter with fertiler attachment
and tongue IrwjJrfused 5 seasons
also Thor washing machine. Carl
Fett, 2 east of Beaverdam on
Route 30Qi.
East Orange
Rayon and Byron Boutwell called
on Carl Kimmel one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stager were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Will Stager.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders, Mrs. Irene
Morris, Mrs. Edith Powell and Mrs.
Carrie Montgomery were dinner
guests one day last week of Mrs.
Thula Leiber near Bluffton.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Heldman and
Charles called in the Orlen Gallant
home, Saturday.
The Woman’s Missionary meeting
of the Riley Creek Baptist church
will be held in the home of Mrs.
Russell Gallant on Wednesday after
noon, February 12th.
Mr. and Mrs. Rayon Boutwell and
children Lynn Ray and Lonnie Sue
were Sunday dinner guests in the
GOOD NEWS
FLEX-STEEL
LIBERTY
VENETIAN BLINDS
Add beauty and glamour to your
window*. Venetian Blinds made to
your special meas
urements. Liberty
Blinda have pat
terned fascia and
bracket* which
enclose the mech
anism .. 154” tape
with cable crote
ladder* braided
tHt cord and at
tractive pulL
Approximately three weeks de
rsn morin
o measure blinds,
ates.
livery on made
Call for estin
Basinger Fi rniture Store
Forty-five Yea s of Dependable
Se vice
IT'S
CORR
MEDICINAL
TEASPOON
ACTUAL
onitary Plattic I
v- mam I eampau
praseripHon a
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tcriptions col
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for taaspoon
Unfortunately,
spoon sum v
10% I
houtnhold too
iry a* much as
Io bo sum
benofit of tho
that your doq
Rexall Drug
nishos at no
icinal toaspoi
correct 4 cc
moons when
foaspoonful/"1
u get the full
pure ingredients
»r intends, your
Store now fur
ctro cost a med
n holding tho
o*e your doctor
e says Take a1
You'll tike, tot H»e self-balono
ing feature ha* allows thej
texall Medici oi Teaspooa^fg^
be filled whtir resting* fay H-
GOOD HEUTH TO ALL
FROM REXALL
Well worth
protecting
I
COULD YOU rpplace your
fine jewelry or fur coat if
they were stolen, burned or
lost? A Jewel|y-Fur pol
icy with this] Hartford
agency will reimburse you
for their loss from prac
tically all risks. Consult
us about this necessary in
surance.
lutzi Insurance Agency
Phone: 295-W
113*4 S. Main Street
Bluffton
B. J. Boutwell home.
Master Stephen Boehm spent the
past two weeks with hi* aunt and
uncle Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Heldman
of Kenton.
Mr. and Mr*. Ted W. Smith and
daughters of Arlington,Mr. and Mrs.
A Good Supply of
SPOUTING
on Hand
1 i ry ’I
If you need spouting ge«
us now—prompt service.
Warkentin Bros.
Columbus Grove, Ohio
Call Col. Grov* Phone 285
and reverse charges
Your invested dollars will earn
more profit if again you buy
AMSTUTZ Chicks.
Order yours today, you can still
earn the EARLY ORDER DIS
COUNT. You will save 50c to $1
per 100" chicks if your order is
booked by February 15th for fu
ture delivery, day-old or started
chicks.
Amstutz
Hatcheries
Bluffton, Ohio and Pandora, Ohio
ffffHWO
otllEf H0®
Ull
or. sch»“’9
foot Health
sthod Vsed
Give your
a free pedograp
to see the cause
Health Spot fooliwear
LADIEIS’
Sizes 4 to
Widths 5A
12
3E
W. H. Gr
“Sciefitific
PAGB FIVE
Kara Heldman of Kenton, Mr. and
Mrs. Kennit Boehm and sons spent
Sunday in the C. If. Heldman home.
some
STATION
On South Main Street
under new management
Open Monday thru Friday
6 A, M. to 11 P. M.
Open Saturday and Sunday
until midnight.
Atlas Tires 6.50 by 16
6.00 by 16 and 5.50 by 17.
(A180 tubes-
We carry Champion Spark
Plugs, Oil and Fuel lines
and othsr auto accessories.
Vaugh Joe Bronson, Mgr.
WEATHER STRIP
FOR WINDOWS
AND DOORS
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will sell at public auction on the old
Dan Niswander fa^-m located 5 miles north of Ada on
State Route No. 69 and milp $ast, or 6 miles south of
Mt. Cory on State route No. 69 and mile east, on
Thursday, February 20,1947
at 1:00 P. M.
The following property:
2 HORSES—2 Hay geldings.
5 CATTLE—Roan cow $ years old 2 Holstein cows 7
years old Brindle co|w 8 years old pure bred Jersey bull
15 months old.
6 HOGS—6 Registered Hereford gilts due to start
farrowing April 1st.
HAY & GRAIN—8
100 bushels com.
100 White Rock chickei.
Some household goods.
INERY
Oliver tractor pl 2 bottom 12 inch single bottom
Oliver tractor plow, 1| inch I. P. & O. breaking plow
I. H. C. disc John Deere corn planter 10 hole Van Brunt
grain drill Dunham culiipackcr New Idea manure spread
er McCormick-Deering\mowing machine Massey-Harris
hay rake New Idea hay loader 8 ft. McCormick grain
binder single row cultivator 2 row cultivator wood har
row steel harrow 2 Tu
ropes hay fork, and
Creeps
HEAT AMT
EMOT STRIP HI TH
WiitlB TO NTT Ml!
.........
STEINMAN BROS.
LUMBER CO.
I 236-246 Cherry St. Phone: 360-W
“Ask Steinman's"
LWgjf
tuning feet attention now by bffving
print taken of your stockinged foot
of your foot troubles.
available in the following sizes:
MEN’S
Sizes 6 to 14
Widths 4A to 3E
atz Family Shoe Store
Fitting A Specialty”
Bluffton, Ohio
Closed All Day Thursday
ull wagons fanning mill hay
other articles.
mixed hay 20 bushels oats
Cash
Terras of
Thrapp & Warren, Auctioneers
Mrs. Leslie Smith, Loyd Bowman, Owners

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