THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL, FRIDAY, MAY 29. 1908.
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Sciuinesr many oi mem say tucy uon t care lor style
but there's not a man living who would'nt be in
sulted if he got an out-ol-date suit when he thought
he was buying new and stylish goods. Then it be
Jk hooves you to come here il you would have stylish
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the best in make, quality of material and workman-
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Kaufman Hade clothes are the poor man's friend
Smaue equany as gopu as many oi me nigner pncea
clothes, possess the same style and character but
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high class in all other respects. They come in all the
8V new and most fashionable designs including the highly
fashionable stripes in all the popular shades of brown;
S made up in the new models that will appeal to the
most critical dressers. And are made from the finest
d labrics oh the market. Prices range from $10 to $l8
g Adler-made clothes are the kind that will keep you
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Qv and workmanship makes them the favorite clothes of $
M the best dressed man but they save you about one- 0
8V half you can buy two suits ol Adler made clothes for
what you would pay the merchant tailor and still have
the same satisfaction. They come in all the new
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browns, made up in the most striking models of the
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out. Prices - - - $18 to $25
1 Young Men's clothes are the clothes which require
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'the most particular dresser. We show a complete
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that boys give them and still they must not lack the
tyle which characterizes the young men's suits. And
riflnf'A nnnllfrtf Irvr otFlo ,rfr t?oi-tr onlh line tllnf inrllirlrl
X uality and stamp of style required by the best families
All the new models in the new color combinations
t and handsome stripes. Prices from
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$2 to $8
Straw Hats for All
The time for straw hats has arrived and all those
O who expect to enjoy the summer to its full extent must
$ have a straw hat. This store will serve you the best
Is in the straw hat trade all the new things that will
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who wants something for every day use. They come
& in sailors, Panama shapes, fedoras and several soit
O shapes that will be suitable for the various forms.
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THE WATER WAY
BETWEEN DETROIT AND BUFFALO
Tho I), &B, Line BtimrIM'e Detroit wtUy at 500 p. m, Sondaft mt 4 00
S. m. (centra I time) and from Jtuffalo dally at C 30 p m. eaitern time) reaching their
Mtlnatlon tlie nzt moraine1. Direct connection wltU early worolur train. oweit
fare and tuporlor terrlco to all point eatt,
l'opnlar week end ezcunloni to Buffalo and Niagara Fall, learo Dotrolt every
Satorda and return alonday morning.
RAIL TICKETS AVAILABLE OK STEAMERS
All classei of tickets o!d reading via Mlchlif an Central, Wabath and Grand Trunk
railway between Detroit and lluffalo fuHlier direction will be accepted for trans
portation on I. & B. Lino Steamers Bend So. stamp for Illustrated pamphlet anil
Ureat Lake &!ap. Addretst U U. LEU 18, Gta'l I'a. Igsat, Uslrelt, Hlth.
DETROIT &. BUFFALO STEAMBOAT CO.
PHIUP H. MCMILLAN Vice PRES. A. A. 6CHANTZ OIhCMOH.
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The Best Daily Service
FARE
i Cleveland and Buffalo $o en
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"City of Buffalo"
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Arr. tullilt I.M a. m.
TIMB CARD PAILT INCLUDINO BONDAV
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Le. Bnllals LMr.B.
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Connection! made ut Buffalo vrltli trains for all Raatern aud Canadian points i at Cleveland for
Toledo, Detroit and all points West and Southwest
Tickets reading over L. S. & M. S. Ry. or N. Y G. Be St. L. R. XL, will be accepted on
this Company' Steamers without extra charge
Special low rates Ctereland to Buffalo and Niagara falls erery Saturday nlcbt I also Buffalo to
, Cleveland. Ask Ticket Asent for tickets ria C & B. Wne. Send four cents for bcuuti-
fully Illustrated booklet,
fHE CLEVEIANB S BUFFALS TIAKSIT C9., tr.r.KUUM. c. rst. Aieat, cuvuim. a
I1 -D. W. Meokor is on thJ sick list.
I ComnKSncomont exercises will be
Bln promptly at 8 o'clock.
Fred Cmnkur spout Monday and
(Tuesday In Toledo with menus.
Miss Kitty Uoodoll and Edgar Bur
dick of Luckoy woro guests of Miss
Kuby LaFarreo Tuesday.
Mrs, Henry Loydorf attended tho
graduating exercises at Bowling Oreen
last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. W. II. Lehr and children of
Bryan, 0 , are visiting with bur
mother, Mrs. M. Hhoda.
Mrs. Wm. Ford and Hattlo John
son spent last Sunday with Joseph
Perkins and wife of Lime Uity.
Ernest Mandell and wifo and II.
E. Mandell of Hobart were Sunday
visitors of Henry Wilde and family.
Mrs. Win. Stebel or Dunbridge
spent a social hour at the homo of Mis.
E. J. Spllker on Thursday of last
week. "
Foil Salk. 0) acre-, nearllaskins.
Buildings, tiled. 4 oil wells. $.00 per
acre. L. J. Wilson,
lSa Perrysburg, O
Leo. L. Burch attended the com
mencement exercises at Bays last Sat
urday evening and visited with friends
over Sunday.
AVm. Wellstead has been appointed
a delegate to the 40th Ohio State Suu
day School Convention, which will be
held in Toledo, June 0.
Frank Pitson and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth of Toledo aud Harry Patter
son of Ft. Wayne spent Sunday with
John Honner and fam ly.
The next meeting of the Ladies
Missionary society of the M. E. church
will be held at the home of Mrs. John
Yeager, Wednesday, June 3, at 2 p. m.
At the home Edward Eckel last
Saturday morning, a baby girl arrived
and claimed attention. Her parents
have agreed to furnish her with food
and raiment as long as she will remain.
All telephone orders delivered to
all parts of the city between 0am and
14 p. m., at Wm. Gomstock it Sons,
Druggists.
John Wesemanand wife have gone
south for a visit with relative. Mrs.
Weseman expects to remain for several
weeks, but John will return in a fow
days after purchasing a pair of line
mules.
Mr.Pargellis and wifo, Mrs.Uenry
Hufford, Mrs. Flesher, Mrs. C. A.
Lucas, Mrs. Hegley and Mrs. T. It.
Shimmon attended the Lucas County
W. C. T. U. Convention at Mauraee
last Thursday evening.
J. C. Myers of Whitehouse, kin
dled the fire with coal oil. He did not
notice that there was fire in tho stove
and an explosion followed in which h
was badly burned, and died from the
shock next day. He was 80 years of
age.
The Chatauqua Circle of Bowling
Green will hold a picnic at Fort Meigs
the second week in June and each
member will be expected to give a
three minute talk on tho principal
points of interest in and around Fort
Meigs. Sentinel.
J. K. Bobiuson of Now York City,
was throvn from a horse last Satur
day and killed. His remains wore ta
ken to Akron, Ohio, for burial on
Thursday. His brother, W. G. Bobin
son, went to Akron Tuesday morning
to attend the funeral.
E. J. Spilker and wife of Webster
were guests on Sunday at thohome of
L. A.Tropanierand wife of Dunbrldge.
While there Mr. Tiepanler drove his
new auto to the homo of J. F. Byrno
and wife near Perrysburg, and they
all enjoyod a nleasanttrip.
. There is a vacancy in tho corps of
teachers of the Tontoganv schools ow
ing to tho resignation of Miss MrKeo,
of the grammar room. Tho Board of
Education has as yet rrceived no ap
plications for tho position, but it is ex
pected It will be filled in the near fu
ture. Secretary Burgo of tho Bowling
Grepn Y. M. C. A. lias arranged for a
party of boys to start with him on Sat
urdav morning at 0 o'clock aud walk
to Ft. Meigs. They will carry lunch
with them and expect to meet a party
of Toledo Y M. C. A. bovs at the Fort,
where thny will inspect the, historic
ground.
Tho Central Union News, a tele
phone journal, publishes tho following
of our former Perrysburg telephone
manager: It. U. Ilillard has been ap
pointed Manager at LaSalle. Oglesbv,
Princeton and Utica, succeeding T L.
Henry, who resigned on account of ill
health, Mr. Ilillard was formerly in
the sub-llconse department at Gales
burg. Joseph Hull of Maumeo diori at St.
Vincent's hospital on Thursday morn
inglast, death being caused by injuries
received In a fall upon tho stono side
wajk, which necessitated an operation
and from whioh he did not recover,
He was 44 years of ago, and loaves
a wife, two children, mothor, two
brothors aud a sister, Mrs. Mosos of
Cleveland.
riD. GEIGER, Dentist,
PEUIlYSBUItG, OHIO
All instruments sterilized.
Hours : 8 to 12 a m, and 1 to 4 p. m.
DR. CLA11ENCE S. OllDWAY,
1103 Oak St., Tolkdo, O.
Hours Till 0 a. m., 12:30 to 2:30 and 0
to 7 :30 p. m
SnrRery, Chemlral and Mlcrosconlc Analvdls .
- A. Beamer, wifo and baby Sun
dayed with relatives in Toledo.
Tho Misses Lottie and Hazel
Koons were visitors of friends in To
ledo, Sunday.
Fou Sat.i;. Cheav. Refrigerator
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N. L. Hanson and wife visited in
Toledo last .Snndiy.
For good things to cat, go to
YONKKlfSrestanraiitBowlingGreen.
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- Miss Marlon Curtis was tho guest
of her sister, Mrs. Leathennan of Syl
yanla. Harry SUinnernnd family of tho
country spent Sunday with John Koons
and wife.
Mrs. A. Almendinger of Toledo
and Miss Seybolt of Ann Arbor are
spending tho latter part oi this week
with Wm. Veitch and family.
Ladies Muslin Underwear
Corset Covers, 25c and 50o
Drawers, 25c and 50c
Skirts, 50c, 75c and $1.00
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V. Misses Gowns, 50c.
ib June Delineator Now Ready.
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Iloy Wilson, wife and baby and A.
F. Wilson Sundayed with relatives In
Bowling Green.
Miss Bess Shimmon returned home
Tuesday after a week's visit with re
latives aud friends in Bloomdalo and
VanBuren.
The W. C.T. U. members will hold
their next meeting at the home of Mrs.
T. R. Shimmon, Tuesday, June 2, at
2 :30 p..m. All invited,
Mrs. L. Judson is spending this
week with relatives and triends in Jas
per and Adrian. Mich.
Thos. Lunigan of LaFayette, I nil.,
ami Mrs. Rulatangh of Watervllle
were Sunday guests of Win. Slater
and wife.
Easter songs will be used with the
Easter lrsson in the E. V. Sunday
School Sunday morning, May 31, at
0 :30 o'clock. Every bod v invited.
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The money you "blow in" foolishly, if invested in a bank account
would soon put you on "easy street." You owe yourself the protec
tion a saving account will atTord you. If you are spending all you
earn It is unfair lo yourself and those who may bo dependent on you.
Yon have noticed the manner in which small amounts expended count
up in a month -a part of such expenditures saved will allow you to
have an account at this bank. Start with a dollar. Have money in
the bank.
We pay FOUR per cent, for a SIX noN THS' deposit.
THE PERRYSBURG BANKING COMPANY
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E. L. KINGSBURY.
President.
T. M. FRANEY.
Cashier.
' Mrs. C. A. Lucas is spending the
week at Lakeside.
Valentine Shiple of Toledo was
the Sunday vi-itor of Miss Pearl Stiue
line When in Bowling Green for a
good place to eat, go to YONKER'S
restaurant.
W. A. Moore and J. A. Livermore
of Toledo were guests of II. F. Mc
Allister and wife last Sudday.
Fon Sam:. Good row boat En
quire at Jouiinal OrTICK. 12tf
Mrs. R .1. Skinner is visiting her
sister, Mrs. C. .Mills of Swanton this
week.
F. E. Bowers aud wifo spent last
Sunday witli Henry Schwlnd and fam
ily of Genoa.
Zoar Evangelical Lutheran church
S. S. at the usual time, 0 a. in., sun
time. No pleaching services.
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SEWING MACHINES
Wall Paper And Room Mouldings
t Phone Red 119. FRED L. HAHR.
Near the Library.
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O. L. Steeple and wife of Bridge-1 Mrs. W. C. Porrln and Miss Kreps
port, 111., visited the hitter's parents, of Uoachton spent Wednesday in To
J. P. Jimison and wife. , ledo.
Mrs. A. C. Collins of Holland was i James Itl.uikt'itz of Toledo visited
the visitor of Mrs. T. R JSShimmon with Win Bl.inkertz and family Sat
Wednesday evening. urday and Sunday.
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PHILIP CAREY ROOFING
Fencing, Gates, Tanks;
Baker Windmills,
Shingles and Posts.
C. F. RIDER,
LIME CITY, OHIO.
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Mrs. A. B. Goodyear of Bloomd.ilo
is yisltlng with Mis. T. R, Shimmon
this week.
L. C. Crabb?, wife and son of To
ledo were Saturday aud Sunday guests
of George and the Misses Augusta and
Lula Powers.
Mrs. Eliza Wlers or Winsor, Can
ada, is expected hero for a vi it with
with Mrs. E. O. Loo
Mrs. R. B. Tin ivtf Cleveland is
spending this week .'(,,$ F. Chap
man and family.
If you want any drugs or medicines
in a hurry, tel phono "uln r:t. Win
Comstock it Sons, l)r t'r :, u
Mrs. II mid and the L
Hold of Toniog.iuy wu.i
Mrs. Frank Bllun last week.
BfeMlBiille
Ohio Central
Excursion
STa7' 31SL
Columbus I r a
and return plOU
Baseball:
Indianapolis at Columbus.
Special train from 0. C. Depot,
Toledo, at 7:10 a. m.
Returning, leave Columbus at
0 :40 p. m.
Following is a com
plete list of names of peo
ple who have used coal
from the Charles L. Koch
Co. and do not like it.
:COUNT 'EM:
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The Charles
L. Koch Co.
Perrysburg, Ohio.
E. L CLAY, Manager.
4 HEAT
In the flight Place
Attb" Ric ""ime
THc' 1 Youwn
if you only knew hqw eaiy
11 IS UJ llflj iimil l in iu
room ind how much
cheery comfort you cm
hive witn a
PERFECTION
Oil Heatr
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Frank Harvei , Practical Auction
eer, ready for business at all times.
Address Perrjsburf,, It. F. D. No. 3.
Mrs. James Hanington Boyd of
Toledo and Miss Adams of Poitland,
Maine, wore Monday yisitors of Mrs.
Erwin Ward.
Mrs. Sclielsorstein and Mrs. Crans
ton and daughter, Miss Cristl. of To
ledo were guests of Samuel Krauss and
fami:y last Sunday.
MEMORIAL SERMON.
The Presbyterian church was filled
on Sunday last to hoar tho Memorial
Sermon by Roy. Georgo Lowry.
Tho pulpit aud church were bounti
fully decorated with flowers and tho
Hag of our nation was promiuontly
displayed iu the pulpit.
Appropriate music was rendered by
the Choir.
There was a largo attondanco of
veterans who attentively listened to a
very able sermon by tho pastor.
$100 REWARD $100.
Tuo readers of this paper will do
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that sclenco has
been able to euro in all its stages, and
that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Curo
is tho only positive curo now luiown to
tho medical f h( . pity. Catarrh being a
coustitfV' ' Haso, requires a con
stit . nt. Hall's Catarrh
Curo ..-., Sally, acting direct
ly upon , VJ mucous surfaces
of tho sya r destroying tho
foundation j T"aso, and giving
tho patient' Ibuildlng up tho
constitution 'ng nature In
doing Its y roprietors imvo
so much fi .ratlvo powers,
that they, i mated Dollars
for any cat' to curo. Send
for 'list of v
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