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THU RSDAY. NOV 27. 1917
Ohio farmers are advised to do
some early shopping for adapted al
falfa and red clover seed.
Snow!
Stet!
Cold!
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ready if you get this
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Lubrication
Change Oil—5 Quarts
Spray Springs
Change Rear Axle and
2
3.
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Absorbers
ar in Battery
□tor
mt Wheels
5.
Refill Shot
Check Wai
6.
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Repack Fr
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SEE YCUR
Sales
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Floor Lamps
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Odds and End
All
Shoes
Plan Pennsylvania Deer Hunt
Four Bluffton hunters will leave
Saturday for a Pennsylvania deer
hunting trip. The party plans to make
headquarters at Shinglehouse, Pa.,
which is considered excellent hunting
territory. The Bluffton hunters mak
ing the trip are Merlin Mumma,
Clair Montgomery, Donavin Mont
gomery and Raymond Montgomery.
Deer season in Ohio opens Decem
ber 15 to 19 in the eight northeastern
counties of the state. The first two
days of the season, Dec. 15 and 16
are reserved for archers and the 17,
18 and 19 for gunners only. Bows
pulling at least 40 pounds and
guns using balls or slug
mitted.
Ohio contains an estimated 10,000
wild deer and about 5,200 of these,
or over half, are in the northeastern
counties. Herds
both bucks and
this year.
The 194
ast
are so large that
does may be taken
In addition to
the regular hunting
license a deer permit costing $5 is
necessary. Same can be obtained from
the district conservation office at Ot
tawa.
A number of local hunters
hunt Ohio deer this year. Incl
the Bluffton group are Russe
gomery, Denver Augsburger,
Hardwick, Ralph Diller
Dearth from Ada.
The
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Ends
Pheasant Season
BROS
A Month-End and Pre-Christmas Sale at
CONSERVATION AFFAIRS
Happenings Affecting Woods, Waters and Wildlife
Bv THE BLUFFTON COMMUNITY SPORTSMEN’S CLUB, INC.
As
COTTONTAILS INSIDE
CITIES WILL DE LIVE
TRAPPED IMIS WINTER.
FOR RELEASE IN SAME
AREAS'
dOY SCOUTS AND
OT«4ER YOUTH GCOUPS
WILL BE PAID F-OR ALL
gAbblTS ACCEPTED’
STATE OWNED
BOX TRAPS WILL.
bE FURNISHED-
RABBITS LIVING IN UNSETTLED
AREAS JUST INSIDE CtTY LIMITS I
ARE WE ONES SOUGHT-
cold, similar weather to the opener
on the Saturday before As a result
few hunters bagged birds this year.
Although hunters are disappointed
■ason, few are complaining
’eel that many bird
a result of the
in the
and all
plan
uded
weather.
to next
id K
Most hunters look
The state department of conserva
tion reports its grouse propagation
program has brought a steady in
crease in the population of this game
bird for the past six or seven years.
Grouse are particularly prevalent in
the eastern and southeastern Ohio
counties. So hunters still have a
chance to test their shooting eyes on
other winged game for the remainder
of this week.
Fishing Good At Water Works
Fishermen at the Water Works
quarry last Saturday, able to with
stand the rigors of the weather, had
Gratz Family Shoe Store
SALE OF 400 PAIRS
WOMEN’S SHOES
Broken Sizes of Nationally Famous Make Women’s
aken From Our Regular Stock Savings Up to 40%.
THREE SPECIAL SALE GROUPS
3.95
Sizes 4^2 to 9 Sizes 41/2 to 9 Sizes 4V2 to 10
These Shoes Ar On Sale For This Month End
Sale Only..Co Fri., Nov. 28, Sat., Nov. 29
pportunity to get that pair of quality, famous
RASTIC REDUCTION—400 pairs in lot—They're
Need shoes—here's your
name women's shoes at a
odds and ends—broken sifces—Not all sizes in each style but all sizes in
lot—Suedes—Calfskins—Blafck—Brown—Blue—High—Cuban and low heels.
No Approvals All Sales Final!
o Exchanges
THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO
Utuler Ohio Skies
told by
CITY RABBIT5 AT
COUNTRY
It* Conservation Division
ata
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COUNTY GAME
PROTECTORS WILL
be in charge of
LOCAL TRAPPING AND
RELEASING
wild
Dock
BEAT TWE/R
tnih&s 8 times
A SECOND
HUMMING &IRDS
♦vie* ATE' 800
T7MES a second
some of the best fishing produced
in the Bluffton area for many
One angler from Cridersvilh
decided it was too bad a day
hunting, but jus
snagged 22
ikerel at the quarry,
xt morning
n
ion depart
Je
and t\
Work
lengt
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who
to go
?hing,
large
right for fis
channels and 6
Early
snagged an
pick-
pick-
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rappi
Wat
in Orange Township
z fox was
Fox Killed
20-pound fem
Gray
A
shot and killed by Robert Gurklies,
Route 1, Troy, O., last week while
hunting for rabbits and pheasants
on the farm operated by Emanuel
Boutwell in Orange Township.
With Gerklies at the time were
Carroll Noyes and son Robert, both
of Dayton and Marvin Slaybaugh of
They took the fox to Findlay for
the purpose of collecting a bounty,
but the elder Noyes said there was
so much red tape connected with the
procedure that they abandoned the
idea.
The gray fox jumped up in front
of Gurklies as the quartet strolled
through a field in quest of other
game.
They bagged six bunnies to show
for their day’s efforts.
48 season, last Friday night on the
local court.
Rawson put up a spirited first
quarter fight and trailed by only
three points, 8 to 3, but in the
second period the Pirates pulled
away to a 24 to 13 halftime advan
tage. Third period score was 34 to
18, and in the last quarter Bluffton
put on another 16-point splurge to
run their total to 50.
In their first game of the season,
the Pirates showed a deadly eye
from the floor to rack up 22 field
goals, accounting for 44 of their 50
points. Their success at the foul
line, however, was not equally as
good, and they made only six free
throws.
Bluffton’s defensive alignment, on
the other hand, checked the visitors
with only eight field goals and seven
free throws.
Wilch, with 15 points, and Howe
with 12, paced the Bluffton scoring
attack. Moore and Herr each tallied
eight.
In the preliminary Bluffton
reserves topped Rawson seconds, 47
to 29 leading at the quarters 12 to
7 27 to 14 and 37 to 21.
For the Bluffton reserves Bauman
racked up 18 points, Garmatter got
10 and Balmer eight. Others in the
lineup were Badertscher, Schmidt,
Diller, Kankish, Burkholder, Mathew
son, Oates, Marquart and Hofstetter.
The varsity box score:
ither
and several more chai
afternoon Fred
ooked five good
ninnows at the s
i Manges landed
and
Bluffton
Moore, .......... 4 0 8
Balmer, ................. 0 0 0
Bracy, .............. 1 o 2
Herr, ......... .J.......... 4 0 8
Howe, ....................... 5 2 12
Bauman, ........................0 0 0
Burcky,' .. .....................2 0 4
Sommer, .... ___.................0 0 0
Wilch, .........................6 3 15
Niswander ................... 0 11
Totals................ 22 6 50
Rawson ...... 8 7 23
Mayor’s Notice
Bluffton High Cagers Open Season
With 50-23 Victory Over Rawsdn
pea
Raw
e 1947
Ft. Wayne G. E. Five
At Beaverdam Dec. 4
Seeking their sixth straight win
of the season, The Buckeye Coach
basketball team, of Beaverdam, will
play the Ft. ayne General Electric
five, Thursday night of next week
in the Beaverdam High School gym
nasium.
Fout former Bluffton High cage
stars are on the roster of the
Beaverdam team, which has romped
to five consecutive victorie s so far
this vjinter.
In next Thursday’s game, the
Beaverdam team will be faciDii one
of the besst outfits in the Midwest,
for the C-eneral Electric rew has
won 12 and lost only one decision
so far th s season. That loss, in
cidentally, came at the hanis of the
famed Ft. Wayne Zollner I istons.
Bluffton players on the Buckeye
Coach squad are Fred and John
Herrmann, Russ Gratz and Mavnard
Pogue. Roger Phillips, Cridersville
Dick Bourne, Gomer Dick Arnold
and Dick Fett, Beaverdam and Ted
Miller and Howdy Ditto, Delphos,
round out the squad.
So far this season the Coaches
have beaten Ottoville, 64 to 41 Ot
tawa, 66 to 52 Lima Sunset Inn, 58
to 35 Lima Tank Depot, 63 to 40
and Draper Dodges, Marion, Ind., 70
to 66.
Box score for last Thursday’s
game with the Draper Dodges was
as follows:
Buckeye Coach
Arnold, ___ ____ 4 1 9
Bourne, ... .................. 1 3 5
Ditto, .............. 3 3 9
Phillips, .......... 8 8 24
Poetie. 0 0 0
Gratz, ____ 1 0 2
F. Herrmann, ...............8 3 1R
J. Herrmann, ...............1 0 2
Fett, .......... ....... 0 0 0
Totals 26 18 70
Draper Dodge 27 12 66
High School, College
Cagers Idle For Week
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tried Beavers will open their season
against Bowling Green’s powerful
five, annually one of the best quin
tets in the country. The game will
be played at Bowling Green.
Bluffton’s next start will no. be
until Friday night, Dec. 5, when ti.e
Pirates entertain Carey’s high-geared
outfit in the Bluffton gymnasium.
Bluffton college’s appearance at
Bowling Green will be part of a
double-header program, with the Bee
Gee outfit playing Bluffton and As
sumption college, of Canada, on the
same nights.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
ind qualified att AdmiiustrakiLx of the Estate
•f Jesse P. Bracy late of Altn County. Ohio,
FOR ALL THE DUNBRIK
AND DUNSTONE REQUIRED
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