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THURSDAY, OCT. 23, 1917
MEN’S GARDEN CLUB
Formation of an Allen County
Men s Garden club was announced
here the first of the week. The club
consists of men thruout the county
interested in gardening. Two Bluff
ton men charter members of the
organization are W. A. Amstutz,
secretary and Robert Potts member
of the committee on constitution and
by-laws. The club will meet next
Tuesday nigljt at 8 o’clock in the of
fice of County Agricultural Agent
Warner in the basement of the Lima
postoffice building.
AMBULANCE
PHONE
160-W
I
BLUFFTON
CITY
7/2
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SOAP FLAKES
1 33c
ALL POPULAR BRANDS
CIGARETTES
SI.U2
U. B. C. BRAND
COFFEE
Any Grind
39c
PRIDE OF LIMA
FLOUR
PET CARNATION
Evaporated Milk
3 39c
Did Dutch
I
CLEANSER
I 2 Cans 19c
CRISPY THIN
I
Nabisco Saltines
1 24c &
TO WED IN PANDORA
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Schumacher
of Pandora announce the coming
marriage of their daughter Ruth to
Ormel Schaublin of Pandora, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Schaublin of
Findlay.
The wedding, invitational, will take
place at Grace Mennonite church,
Pandora, Saturday.
Miss Schumacher, a graduate of
Bluffton high school, is employed at
the Pandora Lumber company office.
Mr. Schaublin is employed oh the
farm of his aunts, the Emans sisters
northeast of nandora.
CAREFUL SELECTIONS
In making arrangements for
a funeral service, there is no
occasion for great haste.
The family may spend as
much time as they like, in
comfort and privacy. There is
no hurry, no impatience, and
NO PRICE PRESSURE.
BASINGER
FUNERAL HOME
BLUFFTON. OHIO
MRRKEtI^
MA/fif T. 48 C-W
New Crop, Sweet & Ripe, Florida Seedless, 96 Size
GRAPEFRUIT 1 5 24c
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Sweet and Juicy Valencia—252 Size
California Oranges 33c
U. S. No. 1 Grade Michigan
POTATOES 59c
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The King of Sweet Potatoes—Puerto Rican
Sweet Potatoes 3 27c
Extra Fancy, and Ripe Canadian
Delicious Apples. 2 29c
Mushrooms Green Peppers
Squash Pascal Celery
Grapes Lemons
Radishes Fresh Spinach
Garlic Onions
.......—
Head Lettuce
Cabbage
Cauliflower
Celery Cabbage
Cranberries
V-
l.are
e Tender Cooking
Great
Not
2
them Beans
Lb- 39c
For
25 Lb.
Bag
Baking or Waffles
Kfl1R0
SYRUP
1,4 Lb.
OC
Can
Deerwlod
Little Elf
Fnlit
21■
Cocktail
1JL
Wash Day Specials !H
Swifts Quick Arrow
A Really SHARP Tasty Cheese
SAVORY CHEESE
49c
K
No. 1 Tall
Bl Can
IVORY SOAP
2 Lge. Bars 31©
2 Med. Bars 21C
DREFT
34c
Bov
NU MAID BRAND
OLEO
33c
Lb.
S2.09
THE BLUFFTON NEWS
C. A. MERY, Editor
Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio,
by the^Bluffton News Publishing and
Printing Co.
Subscription rates: Year, $2.00
six months, $1.25 anywhere in U. S.
Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Mrs. Joseph Fenty of New York
is spending several weeks with Mrs.
B»ssie Edgecomb. I
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Amstutz and
family of Lorain were guests of Miss
Sarah Amstutz, Sunday.
Mrs. W. C. Berryhill of Lima was
a guest of Mrs. E. C. Romey of
South Main street, Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Wetherill of Weston
and Mrs. Golda Battles of Findlay
visited friends here last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Augsburger
and John Swisher spent the week
end at Carpenter lake, Mich.
Bake sale by Pleasant Hill W. S.
C. S. at Prosser & Prosser store
Saturday morning at 10 o’clock.
Mr. end Mrs. Ira Garner of Toledo
were week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff West of South Lawn
avenue.
Mrs. C. W. Newman of Washing
ton, D. C., attended the funeral
services of Jesse Bracy here last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Edgecomb
and daughter Susan of Cincinnati
spent several days with Mrs. Bessie
Edgecomb.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Aukerman
and family were Sunday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hilty
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. E mmet Clark of I
Lima spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Wingate at their home
on Mound street.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hilty and
family were Sunday dinner guests in
the home of Mr. end Mrs. Wm.
Adams of Mt. Cory.
Robert West of Toledo spent Mon
day evening at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff West of
South Lawn avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Zuercher and
family of Lima visited Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Zuercher and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burkholder of
Terre Hill, Pa., were dinner guests
at the home of Mrs. Lida Burkholder
of Mound street, Tuesday.
Diller ambulance removals—Mrs.
Edwin Luginbihl from South Main
street to Bluffton hospital, Saturday
afternoon following auto accident.
Mrs. Yola Van Orsdall of Van
couver, British Columbia is spending
several weeks with her father and
also her sister, Mrs. Clyde Snyder
of Lafayette.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stearns of
Spring street spent the week end
with Mrs. Sadie Stearns and daugh
ters Misses Erma and Mamie Stearns
of Upper Sandusky.
Mr. and Mrs. Orden Smucker and
family of East Lansing, Mich., spent
the week end here with their parents,
Mrs. B. D. Smucker and MrtP and
Mrs. Albert Klay of Lawn avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Lahr of
Harmon road had as their weekend
guests his sisters, Mrs. Lydia Thorn
and Mrs. Margaret Sigg of Hunting
ton, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Struble and
Mr. and Mrs. Nile Althaus of Toledo
together with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Koch and family and Mrs. Winona
Althaus spent Sunday with Mrs. Dan
Althaus of Gilboa.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holmes of North
Wales, Pa., were guests at the home
of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Bogart of Cherry street, Mon
day. They stopped here enroute to
their home after attending home
coming weekend at Ohio Wesleyan
university, Delaware.
i Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ruggley and
daughter Ethel entertained Sunday
in honor of Mrs. Ruggley’s sister,
Mrs. Will Martin and the latter’s
husband of Archer City, Texas: Mr.
and Mrs. W’ill Hall and son Lester
of Lafayette Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Drury and family of Harrod Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Ruggley of Lima
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ruggley
and son Ray.
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
Visitors from a distance at the
Oscar Lora home, Sunday, were:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Southwell of
Adrian, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Van Meter, Findlay Mrs. Caroline
Amstutz, Col. Grove. Callers Mon
i day included his mother, Mrs. Nancy
i Basinger and granddaughter Miss
Ernestine Basinger of Lima
John Shaller of Jenera Rev. and
Mrs." J. J. Esau, Mr. and Mrs. Wulli
man of Berne, Ind.
n k 1
Basinger ambulance removals—
Mrs. Russell Greiner from her home
on Rt. 25 to Lima Memorial hospit
al Miss Sarah Nusbaum from Bluff
ton hospital to her home on College
road Mrs. Nancy Basinger from
Lima to the home of her son Oscar
Lora, South Main street and return.
G. A. Lehman, formerly of Bluff
ton college, now director of music
in Colgate-Rochester seminary, Roch
ester, N. Y., visited relatives and
friends here Saturday. He stopped
in Rluffton enroute home after at
tending a conference at Sandusky
the latter part.of last week.
THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO
Rev. Guthrie Rites
Thursday Afternoon
Funeral services will! be held
Thursday at 2 o’clock at the' (bounty
Line church of the Brethren for Rev.
Joseph L. Guthrie, 68, pastor of the
church for the last 16 years, who
died at his home six miles south of
Bluffton at 6:30 P. M. Monday.
Rev. Guthrie, well known in the
rural community between Bluffton
and Lafayette ,was taken ill during
homecoming services being observed
in his church on Sunday afternoon,
October 12. Death was caused by
pneumonia.
One of his daughters, Esther, who
lives at home, is a student at Bluff
ton college, and several other mem
bers of the family have attended
college here in th past.
Rev. J. J. Anglemyer, of Wil
liamstown, will officiate at the fun
eral rites Thursday. The body will
be at the Guthrie home until time
for the services.
Rev. Guthrie was born in Jackson
township, March 15, 1879, and had
been a pastor of the Church of the
Brethren for 51 years. He had been
in poor health for five years.
Survivors include his widow, the
former Elsie R. Teegarden, and the
following children: Dr. Morris Guth
rie, Columbus Rev. Ellis G. Guthrie,
Marion Mrs. Helen Myers, Hume
William Guthrie, at home, and Esth
er Guthrie, a Bluffton college stu
dent.
Settlement
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Suter and
Mr .and Mrs. Harry Suter spent
several days of last week visiting in
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Forrest
Musser and family at Rockville,
Connecticut.
Mr. and Mrs. James Suter and
daughter were visitors in the home
of Mr. and Mrs .Harold Steiner near
Sterling, Ohio.
Mrs. Edwin Luginbihl is in the
Bluffton hospital as a result of an
accident in which she and her hus
band w’ere involved Saturday after
noon as they were returning from
Lima. When making a turn from
Main street in Bluffton to Kibler
street their car was struck by a
car driven by Ivan Clements of
Bluffton. Both cars were damaged.
Mrs. Mary Miller, son Paul and
Selma and Howard Diller were Sat
urday supper guests in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Lora and
family.
Mrs. Solomon Welty and daugh
ters Amanda and Susie and Mrs.
Philip Flaeth were Sunday visitors
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
Welty and family in Ft. Wayne.
The Ebfmezer male chorus pre
sented a sacred program in one of
the Ada churches ^Sunday evening.
Jacob Haas has been numbered
among the sick the past week.
Barbara Bauman is assisting with
the house work in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Schneck.
Mr. and Mrs .Donavin Amstutz
of Columbus were visitors in Bluff
ton over the week end. He is a
student at Ohio State university.
Mr. and Mrs. James Basinger,
Wade Mumma and Neil Schmidt all
of Purude university, West Lafay
ette ,Ind., spent the week end at
their homes here.
Mrs. Ella McHenry of North Main
street spent the past ten days in
Lima visiting at the homes of Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Baechler, Earl Bogart
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Faye
Isham.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lowenberg
and family of Chicago spent the
week end with Prof, and Mrs. Raid
of West Elm street.
Mrs. J. A. Hochstettler, former
Bluffton resident, now living in Up
land, Ind., underwent a major opera
tion in a hospital at Marion, Ind.,
Sunday. Her condition was reported
satisfactory the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wenger and
son Edgar and Roland Flythe of
Spring street visited Old Man’s cave
and other places of interest in the
hills of southern Ohio, Saturday and
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Prof. Paul Wenger and family
in Lancaster, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pifer of Will
iamstown and Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Hathaway and children of Ada were
Sunday evening supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Badertscher
and children.
Dr. and Mrs. D. R. Trippiehorn
of South Main street are visiting at
the home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Newland and family of Columbia,
Mo.
Callers on Mrs. Roscoe Blakesley
at the Community hospital the past
week included Mrs. Marvin Kennedy,
Mrs. Edward Shulaw and children of
Benton Ridge Mrs. Golda Battles,
Findlay Mrs. Bertha Wetherill,
Weston Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edwards,
Col. Grove and Mrs. Jacob Nusbaum,
Orange township.
Russell Flythe and son Compton of
Newport News, Va., spent part of
last week with his father Roland
Flythe and his sister, Mrs. Oscar
Wenger and family of Spring street.
They returned home Saturday morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rusher of
Berea, Mrs. Blanche Roberts of Col.
Grove, John Schmidt of DeGraf and
Mrs. Ella McHenry of ithis place
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr,
and Mrs. Hervey Rusher and family
of Ada.
*of
For sale—
2 miles southwest
phone.
For sale—Va
with box s£ri®
two piece
Perfection X)il heatb’ig stove.
Zoe Zehrbach, apartment above Vel’s
Beauty Box, corner Main & Vine Sts.
tf
WANT-ADS
ited—-1 wai
Fuelthat
mire’s.
Foryear
to buy old U. S.
dates of coins now
ion. Highest prices
troth, 612 S. Main
342-Y.
light
hevrolet
house
be used
iloyed mother and
lild. Child attends
ring the day. Ad
247, Lima, Ohio,
home for a stray
male wire haired
ccustomed to child
iquire 356 S. Jack-
coins,
found
paid. Robert Be:
Street. Telephom
in circulai
Wanted—Good
black and white
terrier. Dog is i
ren friendly. I
son.
Wanted—To
with Massey-Ha:
Clyde Hauensteir
Bluffton on Bei
mile east.
Over 1,000 title
Music & Record
Buy work glov
save. Geiger &
Extra special,
full fashion rayo
Waitermire’s.
We’te all going
big International
store"’ will be clot
29 while we’re
wander, McCorm
For sale—Winter a
apples. W. G. Carr,
of town.
For sale—Road g|*ader, 20'
or grain conveyor, 1| heavy 10
trailer, 3 range boil|rs, 1 coal
1 kerosene water eater,
Ferguson tractor tir|?_
sink, 3 |I
lOp
Over 75 record albums of
choice music. Hahn’s Music & Re
cord Shop.
Wanted—different
Clean
pound. Steiner
Wanted—Empt
ment can
quarters for em
three old
nursery school di
dress: P. O. Box
Sales. 27
or apart
as living
phone 238-W. F. Glrretson, broker.
custom combining
ris self propelled.
5 miles south of
tley road and Ms
28
s on records. Hahn’s
Shop.
s by the dozen and
filler. tf
ladies’ 45-gauge
i hose, 59c pair at
to Chicago for the
Harvester day. Our
td all day October
fcway. C. F. Nis
fk-Deering Dealer.
27
Honey, strained hnd blended 5 lbs.,
$1.95. Allen Fail'll
377-W.
For sale—Eight
Beaverdam good
ably priced. Mrs.
Bureau, phone
trip tickets to
F. Niswander’s
Inter­
Get your roun
Chicago now at
implement store fir the bij
national Harvester 1 day
October 29. Spelial train
Lima, round trip
Chicago and return
Wednesday,
from
fare, Lima to
only $7.10.
room house
ocation real
H. W. Althaus,
27
in
6-tlard extension
Bryan, Ohio.
Auto floor mats s
For sale—Beautifu
scaped, one acre in
mediate possession.
Schumacher, Pandora
pumps,
engine pump jack, |tank pump,
Fordson fenders, 1’4 ton Ford truck
child’s desk,
Vertner, Be
Beaverdam,
For
buffet,
Corsor
861-W
swivel cl|air. Stanley M.
a verdam
Ohio.
-Potatoes,
phone
Arthur Miller,
town. Bluffton
29
and bed
all wool
resser
oehler
fe livjlig room suite
Mrs.
For sale—Quii c^l. Addison Myers
phone 4I2-T.
For sale—Att ictive one-floor plan
house on main ah way. Has 5 rooms
full basement, ■nt air furnace 9
acres of fruit tr es. Immediate pos
session. Mrs. i W. Althaus, 208 S.
Main St. F. Gar etson, broker.
We invite yoi to use our Lay-A
Way plan. Wa termire s.
For sale—3 lirs maroon drapes.
Good condition Inquire Bluffton
News.
Over 1,000 ti es on records. Hahn’s
Music & Recoi Shop.
For saie—T vo piece living room
suite in good mdition bafce burner
large size kit 1len cabinet and 7 ft.
electric ref rig rator like new. In
quire 119H Main St., Bluffton.
For sale—E e:tric range, 30 gallon
water tank wi coal heater, excellent
condition, che, if taken immediate
ly. Carl Cahi 1.
For sale—E ihiwin apples also pie
pumpkins. Ioseph Habegger, 3
miles north a town.
2 Ft. la 1 hog troughs at
Waitermire’s.
Over 75 difl erent record albums of
choice music. 1dahn’s Music & Re
cord Shop.
For sale— ?uttonhole attachment
for Singer se vi ng machine, good as
new. Mrs. Do i Eddy, Bluffton phone
586-T.
For sale—V te enameled Monarch
coal range. Ii be ire 140 Cherry St
For sale— v’ 5 Ford convertible
also pair won (In’s white roller skates
size 6 and pdiir men’s black roller
skates size ?l Inquire 503-A, S.
Main St. 1
For sale—Tio piece living room
suite, good clndition. Joseph L.
Thompson, pholie 566-Y.
The first imp! rted classical records
of European nj isters in ten years.
Concert!: Bach, 1 poncerto in D-minor
Ravel, piano for the left hand alone
Stravinsky, coi certo in D-minor.
Instrumental: Mozart, Schubert,
Brahms, Debuss r, Beethoven, Liszt,
Schumann, Chop in, etc., Prince Igor
(Boradin). The le are too many to
list. Hahn’s MiIsic & Record Shop.
For sale—For1 hot water heater,
excellent conditi In. Priced to sell.
C. Sommer, 101V1 N. Main St.
For sale—Roulid corrugated steel
corn crib, cheap If taken soon. Also
winter apples. ■ears 75c per bushel
if you pick them E. P. Steiner fruit
farm mile east of town.
For sale—Sorghum molasses. Clay
ton Basinger, pbione 579-Y.
For sale—Wintet apples and cider
daily. No Suriday sales. Albert
Augsburger frtlit farm south of
town. tf
For sale—Bal)y walker, excellent
condition. Call phone 459-W.
Wanted—To
tol.lnc z»Fi nst a
For sale—Shrops
lings and lambs. 1
Son.
Realty listings—1
and buildings 80
farm land with si
within 5 miles of
by 150 with good
stories and baseme
clothing and hat sh
124 E. Jeffersfcn^y
broker.
Home IZtfh a
modern with 3 roo
stairs 5A. good lai
fruit trees, berries,
lent location at edg
Bame, 124 E. Jeffer
broker.
For sale—Slip lac
crocks and jugs, co
room size home n
tree, antiques, dishe
St.
For sale—42
combine 1944 model
Kimmel, 3 miles s
Bentley road.
at Walter-
z»il heaters $76.95
sale—Pair girl’s
For sale—Pie
farm. Robert M.
miles northwest of
ice skates
Susanna
size 5, good condition.
Kempf or call Bluffton phone 313-T.
For sale—Single bed, walnut,
complete with springs. Call Bluffton
phone 449-W.
sale
table
Oak Mining room suite,
and 4 choirs. Mrs. Guy
N. Jackson St. Phone
For sale—75 -f AA White Leghorn
yearling hens i# production. Mrs.
Edgar Herr, Bentley road. Phone
641-Y^
For sale—Good eating potatoes.
Clarence SteineK Bluffton phone, tf
For sale—Weather-Seal combina
tion doors and ivindows, made from
kiln-dried California redwood. For
free estimate tall W. J. Reagan,
Beaverdam phone 175-472. tf
The new maniscript series of Key
note records with a frequency (from
30 to 12,000 fycles) never before
equalled in cognmercial recordings.
Hahn’s Music Record Shop.
For sale—Extracted elover honey
5 Tbs., $1.50. I Howard Rickly, 3
miles south on r^entley road. 28
i Cobbler potatoes
molasses. Stanley
sink, porch swiig, 5 auto tires and
tubes size 5:50fby 17. Sam Steple
ton, I
For sale—4 ares with tubes 6:00
by 16. Guy Selles, 1 mile north of
Bluffton.
We have ratios styled for every
room. Wai terra ire’s.
Wanted—To buy
room suite. Rober
Ada, Ohio.
For sale—Two s
hay feeders ready
prices 30 hog size
$26. Joe Follas, 5
14 mile east of Be
For sale—'
Karl Huber,
on Bentley
uy 2-piece cupboards,
lani oil in
tables, chests, stan(
walnut or maple 4
milk glass, dolls or
currier & Ives
Indian relics, 100
reverse, or write I
O.
s, all in cherry,
Iso pretty china,
doll heads, vases,
ints, oil lamps,
items. Phone
Howe, Kenton,
lire rams, year
)rvillp Matter
)0 A. good land
.. excellent level
Yck shed. Both
Buffton. Lot 50
barn having 2
it. Small ladies
p. C. 1). Bame,
A. D. Gratz,
reage—R room
:i apartment, up
with plenty of
grapes. Excel
of town. C. D.
on. A. 1). Gratz,
ler, garden tools,
nforts and rugs,
ide carpet, hall
etc. 142 Mound
good shape. Carl
uth on Bluffton
mpkins at the
X’eiswander, 2^4
Buffton.
good used bed-
Cochran, Rt. 3,
lall and 2 large
for delivery. New
j$21 60 hog size
miles north and
iverdam. 2s
available. Mrs.
Avon gifts now
Fred Hahn, W. F^n
For sale—HousJ
brakes, two stoves/
water, built-in i
furnished. Blufftot
St.
trailer: electr*
two beds, ice box,
upboards, nicely
phone 543-Y.
a rd coal burner.
Wanted—Good
Bluffton phone 54.'1-Y.
For sale—Nice
neth Diller, 7 n
Bluffton.
e pumpkins. Ken
liles southwest of
Wanted—Experii
good housing act
man with family!
Bluffton phone.
need farm hard
ommodations for
V. H. Allman,
I
Wanted Experienced
woman typisi in executive
o'* icc of established manu
facturing coiirern. An op
portunity to[advance to a
position of! considerable
responsibility! Please write
details of experience and
udary expected to Box 21,
Bluffton.
PAGE FTVR
eating
Son,
rish cobbler
C. Deppler
e 580-W.
Sundry stove like
4 miles south of
oad.
new.
town
NTED
To do custom cornpicking with
I
Massey-Hariis self-propelled
corn picker.
HIRAM NEljENSCH WANDER
527 4 Main St.
Bluffton, Phone 153-R
give
chocolates
They’re fresh*—direct from
the makers
The Corner Drug Store
APPLES
RED DELICIOUS
YELLOW DELICIOUS
GRIMES GOLDEN
JONATHAN
WINESAP
Other Varieties
Sweet Cider Made Every
Wednesday
Fisher Fruit Farm
l’/j miles north of Bluffton
on county line.
KODAK FILM
K^TART year picture
making right with depend
able Kodak Film in the yel
low box—the film that gets
the picture. Then send ua
the exposed rolls for expert
developing and printing.
SIDNEY’S DRUG SHOP
Tulip Bulbs
Imported direct
from Holland
Also, varieties grown near
Mt. Vernon, Washington.
SKIP’S NURSERY
M&et Changing
Conditions
E CjA U S E insurance is
your Safeguard against loss
due to destruction to your
property, be sure you have
a sufficient amount to
meet (today’s changing con
ditions.
This Hartford agency is
ready to help you check up
youn insurance to make
sure? it is adequate. No ob
ligation on your part.
May
we-
Phone: 295-W
^13/2 S. Main Street
Bluffton