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PAGE EIGHT ...DO YOU HAVE... A House, Farm, or Business you ave thinking of Selling, Trading or Buying? Try Our Satisfactory. Efficient Real Estate Service Now. D. SAME, associate A. D. GRATZ, broker Residence 423-W Office 468-Y Don’t Neglect Your Layers! Eggs are going higher each week. Eighty-five per cent of an egg is water. Supply your layers with clean, fresh heated water and watch them lay. We have an “Everyday” waterer to fit your need. Standard Poultry Remedies that help. Highest prices paid for poultry. Jorg Hatchery Highest Market Price for Poultry and Eggs Country Route Service—a phone call brings ourrtruck to your door. Charles Kinsinger Phone 492-W Lawn & Elm Sts. COOKINGS °°o A. ihfeA 7 7\ z 4 W/r# YOUR 8 al Ycomplete OU can cook a meal while you’re miles away from home it’s true in your New Freedom GAS Kitchen, because your new auto matic CP* GAS range will be completely automatic. Put in the food and forget it ’till dinner time. And what delicious, nutritious food! MtIZI CAKES and pies perfectly baked in an oven that lights automatic ally and heats to precisely the right temperature for cake, bread, anything y all in record time. Your cooking center, with fa marvelous, modern CP* GAS range is but one of the time-saving, work-saving features of your New Freedom GAS Kitchen. Let us tell your about the modern Clean-Up and Re frigeration Centers, too. Come in soon. Malt'd^, PoJiAghgI No one can say for sure what did it—but Bluffton retailers will tell you that holiday shopping is already in full swing—and here it is only the first week in December with Christmas three weeks off may be it’s because of current high prices of farm produce—or perhaps it’s a fairly prevalent belief that merchan dise stocks will not hold out anyway Bluffton is preparing for a record volume of holiday trade and the weather gave a pre-Christ mas setting with a skiff of snow over the weekend and the thermo meter dipping to a season’s low of a flat five degrees above zero Sun day morning and slippery roads with three accidents when cars skidded at the College avenue intersection Saturday morning and more mild fall weather back Tuesday and Nickel Plate section crews repairing the Cherry street grade crossing which should make motorists happy and this is a good time to re member there’s nothing more out of date than a Christmas card that ar rives after Christmas—Postmaster Reichenbach reminds us that to as sure delivery before Christmas day, out-of-state mailings should be made before December 15 and greeting cards for local delivery should be mailed by December 20 congrat ulations to Aaron Geiger out South Main street way on his 89th birth day Wednesday—and Mrs. N. W. Cunningham who was 87, Sunday and Tim Shenk in town Monday night remembered at Bluffton col lege as a Shakespearean actor—who sent a cablegram of congratulations to the Russian general Timoshenko, whom he adopted as a namesake— well Tim’s teaching in Spencerville —and married—and brought his wife with him. Death of Mrs. Ed Benroth, former Bluffton resident, who died at her home in Lima, Saturday, brought to light the fact that she had been signally honored by the Red Cross O° O o O O o°* STEAKS done to a turn in a smoke less, odorless, broiler that slips smoothly in and out on roller bearings. Top burners, too, cook like magic give instant high heat when you want it...gentle simmer heat when you need it and a thousand selected temperatures in between. And everything so easy to keep clean ... so lovely to look at. COOL AND CLEAN. You never knew such a kitchen. Cool because the oven’s fully insulated. CLEAN and free of un wanted cooking odors because your New Freedom GAS Kitchen will be scientifically ventilated. West Ohio Gas Co.— THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO for her work She received a 267 sweaters work hours dor objectives.' wring the late war. medal for knitting ogether with 5,000 ated for Red Cross It’s a lot of Hilty of Pandon giving market huge flock whic tention from more than a to: Mr. and Mr Oceanside, Cali area residents widely recently on an auto trip points. They ex nine months. :urkeys that Aldo old on the Thanks 400 of them. The attracted much at jsers-by consumed of feed daily. Alvin Whisler of former Bluffton ho have traveled leaving this week Florida and other ■t to be gone about Walter Hofstetter over the other daj prize hunting dog w hunting here a v animal turned up at farm north of tow by the owner’s nai collar and Henry card to the Orrvil stetter is not a stra being an uncle of V of Bluffton. By a st the Orrville man’s stetter was emplo ago on the farm of Freyman, father of of Orrville drove y to recover his hich he lost while reek before. The the Henry Huber n, was identified me on the dog’s dropped a postal le address. Hof nger in this area, Valdo, living west range coincidence father, Abe Hof yed many years the late Andrew Mrs. Huber. It was a great Swiss of the Bluff when the Tremp Ti peared Saturday ni plentifully seasoned yodeling and folk stinsrs* occasion for the ton-Pandora area rio of Toledo ap ght in a concert with real Swiss Fact is, it was cheese—and the bi filled the high schoc joyed every minute appearance here w the local Swi^s club frequent. Swiss as Swiss ig audience that gymnasium en of it. The trio’s as sponsored by and encores were Composing the Tremp, the father, together with his Marie and son Bill, musicians and voca roup are Martin native-born Swiss daughter Rose All are versatile Their evening en pleasant diversion time vocations. The ed in the Page Dai while the daughter offices in that city, cently returned fr The party compri family group, beiiRj gagements are a from their day father is employ ry’s Toledo plant is in the A & The son Bill re •om Army duty, ses a delightful accompanied by Mrs. Tremp, wife and mother in the capacity of goodwill ambassador and moral support. That photograph ton band which oh last week was takei ing to Elmer Rome National bank who photo with the date back. And speaking 61 years ago, they given on Saturday good. Also:— Also:— an early Bluff imers identified in 1886, accord of the Citizens has a duplicate inscribed on the of that band of ay the concerts ight were really NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT THE STATE OF OH1OL Allen County, sb. Estate of John M. Boyers, deceased. R. C. Bowers, 14704 Akter Ave., East Cleve land, Ohio, and Arthur Al Bowers, R, D. No. 5, Lima, Ohio, have been] appointed and qual ified as Administrators ofi the estate of John M. Bowers late of Allen County, Ohio, de ceased. Dated this 10th day off November, 1947. RAYMOND P. SMITH 83 Probate Judge LEGAL NOTICE In the Court of Commqh Pleas of Alien County, Ohio. Case No. 37874 Ross Pepple, Plaintiff, ys. Albert O’ Rourke, et al. Defendants. The Defendants Edward G. Utz, Bertha Utz, Stella Carr, name unknown, husband of Stella Carr, Hiram A. Holdridge, Mrs. Hiram A. Holdridge, Edgar L. George, Mrs. Edgar L. George, M. B. McClain name unknown, spouse of M. B. Me Clain, Lida M. Parker, name un known, husband of Lida M. Parker, Ruth Welty Churchill and Chester Churchill, whose addresses are unknown, the heirs at law, de visees, legatees, trustees, assignees, receivers, beneficiaries, the surviving spouse, the sur viving divorced spouse, children, descendents, creditors, successti administrators an Edward G. Utz, name u Carr, Hiram A. Hold ridge, Edgar George, M. B. known, spouse of Parker,-----------, Lida M. Parker, Chester Churchill, that on the 9 tn Pepple filed his Court of Allen 37874. against tht a decree quieting for an order ma said Defendants E Stella Carr, band of Stella Mrs. Hiram A. Mrs. Edgar L. Ge name unknown, sp M. Parker,------- of Lida M. Par ill and Chester following real est tition, to-wit— “Lota num bt 16202. 16203, 1 and 16464 in the City of Li: rs in interest, executors, legal representatives of Bertha Utz, Stella Carr, iknown, husband of Stella Holdridge, Mrs. Hiram A. 1. George, Mrs. Edgar L. cClatp, name un- M. B. McClain, Lida M. i ane unknown, husband of Ruth Welty Churchill and dectfaaed. will take notice lay of October, 1947, Ross, ti»» in ‘the Common Pleas unty, Ohio, in case no. •m pnd others praying for titlo or in the alternative rshtUling liens as against d' i jd G. Utz, Bertha Utz, name unknown, hus a r„ Hiram A. Holdridge, oldridge, Edgar L. George, i'tfe, M. B. McClain,------ ie of M. B. McClain, Lida name unknown, husband k -, Ruth Welty Church archill, to or on the ate described in said Pe- uei 16199. 162(4,’. 16201, 162¥- 164631 L«fst Cro-k {Addition, to n.t, AlleiTcA^ty, Ohio.” 15536 v/nd 15537 in re Addition to the City of k-utnty, Ohio.” “Lots numbere Hiram Holdrids Lima, Allen “Lot number let’s Third Addiit Ohio.” 420 in C. R. Baech i to the City of Lima, Also:— “Lo’ts numbered 16724 and 167,'U jn Company’s Westiw City of Lima. An len County, Ohi». The prayer of said cree quieting Plaint#! Defendants or in tbs of liens, sale of projL 16570, 16577, 16637, The West End Realty ood Addition to the nerican Township, Al- Said Defendants i said Petition on or December, 1947. or be taken against then prayer of the Petitfo Petition is for a de ff’s title as against all alternative, marshalling sr*ty and equitable relief, re required to answer before the 20th day of idgment and decree will i in accordance with the Rosy Pepple by John H. Romey, his Attorney 501 National Bank Building Lima Ohio 33 LEGA1, NOTICE Grace M. Colllna. whose last known place of residence was Re 11 flower. O. Box 73, California, is hereby notified that Harry L. Collins, has filed his petition against her for divorce and other equitable relief, on the grounds of gross negdect of duty and extreme cruelfv, in Case Nusdier 37906 of the Com mon Pleas Court of Allen County. Ohio, and that said cause will be for hearing on or about six weeks froan the date of the finft publication of this notice F. W. DURBIN Attorney for Plaintiff Suite 331 Dominion Building Lima. ()hgo 33 ArmorsviHe Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mtmtgomery and family, Mr, and Mr•s. Morris Bell and family, Mr. anc1 Mirs. Harold Bell and Mr. and Mrs. I'err'y Bell and family of Marysville e re Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 1’jiiiTHciDs 4dJ family of Bluffton. Mr. Bon Oally is spending a coi weeks with his brother, Gerald Dally of Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hilty and family, Mrs. Mabel Hilty and granddaughter Sally Ann Hilty spent Friday eve at the H. O. Hilty home to help H^nry celebrate his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Hartman spent Thursday with Harold Hinely and family of Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Hilty were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Friedly of Dunkirk. Mrs. Henry Grismore and daughter Geneva and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fenstemaker and daughter called Sunday eve at the O. P. Hartman home. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Montgomery were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hartman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Owens and family and Mrs. Gleason ^nd son Mickey called at the Owens home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Klingler and son spent Thanksgiving at the C. E. Klingler home. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Hilty called on Mr. and Mrs. Owen Spencer of Bowling Green, Sunday p. m. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Hartman called on Mrs. Dora Hartman and daughter, Saturday. LEGAL NOTICE Paul Lemont Frank, whose place of residence is unknown and can not with reasonable diligence be ascertained, is hereby notified that Mary Margurite Frank has filed her petition against him for divorce, custody of child, alimony and all proper relief, on the grounds of gross neglect of du'ey and extreme cruelty, in Case No. 37935 in the Court of Common pleas of Allen County, Ohio, at Lima, Oh|t. Said cause may be heard and decided /after the expiration of six weeks from the first publication of this notice. Mary M, rgurite Frank, Plaintiff By Clarence C. Iler, Her Attorney, 504 Citizens Bldg., Lima, Ohio 36 NOTICE O APPOINTMENT THE STATE OF Allen County, Eifiabe of Stephen R. C. Harris of been appointed and of the estate of St County, Ohio, dec© Pilcher Deceased lol ambus Grove, Ohio, has qualified as Administrator phen Pilcher late of Allen sed. lay of Novembe 1947. Raymond P. Smith Dated this 19th LOCAI DISTAS Every Probate Judge 34 AND LONG GE HAULING Load Insured STAG ER BROS. Bin Tton, Ohio Coal Notice Kentucl y, Virginia and ity Coal. Ohio Qua Also nco Stokers In nplete with Con- stalled cc trols. Autonn ic Heat Controls type hand-fired ant. for any heating Buckey Magazine heat netric draft con non-spill stoker s. ers, Bare trols an( coal sho5 e We ex ect to crush and our own stoker •ceniber 1. Leave •ly. First come, d. oil-treat coal by I orders e ,i first ser\i How ird Stager al Yard on A. Nortl1 Office‘Iphone Residen1' C. & Y. R. R. Main Street 265-Y phone 354-W Need Furnace Repairs? I 1 Combination Windows Turn your grain into more eggs. Feed hens not just grain but a complete laying ration you can make with Master Mix 34% Mash Concentrate and your grains. Your hens will get the extra proteins, minerals and vitamins lacking in grain alone. With a laying ration that’s "right" you’ll eggs in return for the grain you feed. u ,, 34% MASH CONCENTRATE MASTER FEED MILL Leland W. Basinger Feeds, Fertilizer, Grain and Custom Grinding PHONE 317-W California Redwood.......... Every Weather-Seal unit is made of Cali fornia Redwood chosen for durability. If any other material wore so, well, we’d use it! Custom-built..... Custom-built means custom-quality, and when you buy Weather-Seal combination units, you buy quality plus FIT! Highly skilled Weather-Seal craftsmen build these units to match your specifications. The result is a quality product custom-built to FIT! Interlock.......... Weather-Seal’s genuine Interlock construc tion is your guarantee against dirt, soot, drafts. Interlock baffles ALL outside ele ments, and here again, it’s the FIT that counts! See Weather-Seal combination win dows with the genuine Interlock construction. Hciillicr aiuouiwuu Hou hwk 121 S. Elizabeth Street Phone 49611 Lima, Ohio Justin Basinger 136 Thurman St., Bluffton Phone 378-T Should You Face A Feed Shortage REMEMBER THURSDAY, DEC. 4, 1947 We repair and clean all makes of furnaces. Best materials—trained workmen. AU costa based on actual materials used and labor. Phone us now. "No more severe colds" "Th« WilllamMa Htater Cotn^utft Our WiHituiMu Tri pl-Hi rurutet baa aut aaly aravtd ta ba laaa aaytaaiva ta aparata but has aliminstad a graat tn*nabs ta hsaltb—dralta —thus banishing many ssrnra caida. Wa baartily aadaraa this wail-built furaaca that is aaaaaaaiaai ia its aaaaumptiaa at fual aa wall aa attraetiva traaa a baasmtnt ttaadpaiat.’*. Si goad—Mr. Padd R. Spitlar, Ohia Monthly Poyasah To Sait MOYER REFRIGERATION & HEATING 133 South Main St. Phone 215-W get more FREE ESTIMATE AND HOME DEMONSTRATION BLOOOO W. J. Reagan Beaverdam, Ohio Phone 175-472 STILL furn out REAL MONEY/$ You Can’t Beat Skim Milk! When you face the problem of putting weight on pigs, chickens or calves, nothing quite compares with skim milk farm-separated cream is in demand by The Page Dairy Co. and the money you get just about equals the price of whole milk besides, Page gives an "Extra Profit” to cream shippers ask a cream hauler or drop a postal card and our fieldman will call. Sell Your Cream to Page The Page Dairy Co. Bluffton, Ohio Phone 489-W Vern Dardio, Fieldman