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fHE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL,
We Try
To Please
Give us a call and look
our goods over. Ifr it is
not convenient for you to
call on us
Ask' Your
Grocer for a Loaf
of the new baker's bread
and give it a trial
Perrysdurg Baking Co.
C, H. & D. R. R. TIME ClARD.
Trains leave Perrysburg on the C,
H. & D. R. It. a3' follows:
North.
No. 12 4:28 A.M.
No. 2 10:02 A.M.
No. 8..-. 8:46 P.M.
South.
No. 1 7:33 A.M.
No. 5 10:46 A.M.
No. 9 6:33 r.M.
PERRYSBURG MARKET
DRAIN.
Wheat 1 flO
Oat 48
Corn - 8(i
Rye - 60
Barley 63
PUODUCE
Butter ,...., 27
Esjirs 27
Potatoes 7.)
POULTRY.
ChickariB. live, old 7 to 8
Chickens, dressed, old ....' !l
ChlcKuns, live, joung 0 io 10
Chickens, dressed. young 1 1
Turkeys 14 io 15
Geese - - 8 to 0
DucUs 8 to!)
LIVE STOCK.
Calves 5 to (i
Venl 8 to 0
Rocs, live 41 to 5
Pictures changed every night at
the Royal theatre.
Fon Rent. Flat In the Mnser
building. Enquire of the Journal
olllce.
It costs only a nickle to see a first
class show at the Royal Theatre
For Sale. Sausage stulTer and
meat grinder. Enquire at Journal
olllce.
For Sale. Organ in good condi
tion. Enquire of Journal OrFiCE. 43a
For Rent. Furnished lodgin.
Enquire of Journal.
Knit si ppers will be nppreciated
for those tired feet.
Mrs. J. E. Gardner.
Don t forget the Royal Theatre
aud its popular and line pictures.
Miss May Honnan was the Satur
day and Sunday guest of her broth
er, Harry, of East Toledo.
O. A. Hoffmann and wife enter
tained the following guests last Sun
day in honor of Mrs. Elizabeth Iloff
mann, the occasion being her 07th
birthday anuiver-ary: G. W. Hoff
mann, wife and daughter, C. Brand
huber and family, Wm. Stebel a d
family, Henry Hoffmann and family,
Godtred Hoffmrnn and family, V. D.
Hoffmann nnd family, John Iloff mann
and family, Joe Hoffmann and family,
Geo. J. Brandhuber and family, El'
mer Hollmann and wife aud Carl
Braunschweiger. Mrs. Hoffmann was
presented with a beautiful rocker.
Representatives Wanted. - To
secure su sodptions and udvu'ts'ng
for the New Ainstol Maaazjne a
monthly, whose m sslon is "to uplift
and en'iven and cut out the bad."
Sa isf ctory acknowledgments have
been n ceived from many distinguis
ed men, in -ludrng Hon. William J. li
nings Bryan, Secret tries Root and
Cortelvou, Attorney General Bona
parte, S r Wilfrid Laurler, Julian
Hawthorne, Mark Twain, Henry Han
by II y, Hiram W. Hayes.
Write at onci for terms. Sample
c ipf upon requii-t.
N"W Amste Magazine Company,
1025 Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
WANTED Success Magazine re
quires the services of a man in Per
rjsburg, to look after expiring sub
set lptlons and to secure new busl
nets by means of special methods un
usually effective; position permanent,
prefer one with experience, but would
consider any applicant with good
natural qualifications; salary $1.50
pjr day, with commission option. Ad
dress, with references, ii. C. Peacock,
Room 102 Success Magazine Bldg.,
Now York. 33b
Ohio Central Lines
Excursions For
Christmas and
New Year
For tho Holidays, Excursion Tick
ots will be sold at One and one-half
Faro for tho round trip between All
Stations on tho OHIO CENTRAL
LINES, and to stations on connecting
line within the territory of the Cen
tral Passenger Association.
Tickets will be on sale Dec. 124 and
25 good returning until Dec. 28, and
will be sold Dec. 31 and Jan. 1 good
returning until Jan. 4. No excursion
rate lets than 25 cent-.
WIEGAND'S
MORNING PRAYER
OctacoDrof tills verv nonular Medita
tion lOo a copy, from your dealer or
uiri'iniromuiu jmuiuncr.
' Largest sullur la United States."
IGNAZ FISCHER, Pubii.hir. Toledo, Ohio
Daniel Neiderhouse nnd wife en
tertiineda watch rar y New Year's
eve.
C. C. Vandersoll ot Chicago, Is
spending a week with Ira Vandersoll
and family.
Mrs. J. II. Marshall visited her
sister, Mrs. John Calkins, in loledo
last Friday.
Leave your laundry at Burning's
barbershop. Agents for Crjstal laun
dry at Toledo. 45.1
Ray Hennan spent tho first of
the week with his aunt, Mrs. N. Ward
of Monclova.
Chas. Miller of Whitehouse, was
the guest ot his sister, Mrs. Frank
Noble, Monday.
Miss Fern Schaller of Paulding
was t e New Year guest of MIes
Mabel Shipman
.la Reason and Miss Lashuay were
over- Sunday visitors of Lewis Ship,
man a d family,
Geo. Wallace and wife ate New
Year's dinner wit i Jay Simonds and
family in Bowling Gr en.
-For Sale. Fresh cow and calf.
Inquire of Fhed Sieling, lj miles
southeast of Perrysburg. 45,i
Mrs. E. R. Trombla and Miss
Hazel, visited with Mrs. Chester
Webb In Maumee, last Friday.
Miss Cecyl Wilcox, a te.icher in
the Mt Clemens schools speut her hol
da vacation with Gpo. Wallace aud
wife.
Wanted. Washing or other
housework Work by tim ho .r or day.
For particulars call Wh te 55 Iront
street. 45,i"
Thomas Roether and wife, Henry
Witgen and wife, of Toledo, were
New Year's guests of Jacob Keller
and family.
Miss Marae Pitson and Miss Eva
Zingg returned home Sunday evening
altera visit with their sister in Ash
tabula, O. -
- M r. Herman Starr a dfwife and
Wm Limmeraid wife attended the
dance at the home of Henry Hahn's
last Saturday evening.
- Manager Halm of the W. O. W.
band promises another band concert
for the month of February. The hand
alwajs gives good eutertainments.
The ladies missslouar society of
tho Presbyterian church will huld a
maiket tn Saturday, Jan. 10 The
place of holding It will bo given next
week.
The Sabbath scho .1 room improve
ment at the Presbyterian chinch has
been complete t, and the school will
hold its lirst session in the new loom
uexfc Sabbath.
The New Century Club will give
tlie Old Maid's Convention at the
Town li all, Friday eve ing, February
12. T e proceeds will be used to nu
ish paying for the electric lights. Ad
mission 25 cents,
Conde A. Lucas aud wife enter
tained the following guests at dinn r
on New Yeir's day : C. A. Lucas and
wife, D. B. Lucas and fan ily and
Mrs. A. B. Brandt of Toledo, Miss
Ella Webb and J. Davis mid family of
Perrysburg.
The regular meeting of tho New
Ceutury Ciub will beheld at the home
of Mrs. C. F. Hollenbeck, Jan 13, In
stead of Mrs. Chas. Maddy, as pre-'
viouslv announced. Officers will be
elected and all members are requested
to be present.
Tho Pr sbyterian Sabbath school
people are planning to orgauize a class
for a special course ot Bible study for
the winter, the class will bo divided
into two sections, ono section to meet
at the Sabbath school house, ud the
othrr section at some other time in
the week as may be determined on.
Rev. Lowry will be pleaseJ to explain
tho course to any one interested.
Charllo Holbrook visited rola-!
tivos and frlcntl3 In Toledo last week,
W. T. Escott and Miss Helen
called on Perrysburg relatives last
Sunday.
Dunham Simmons, Jr., and wlfo
visited with Mrs. Fowlor in Bradnor
last Sunday.
Mrs. Wilson Rltlonour of Toledo,
was tho Saturday and Sunday guest stor, spent Sunday with Henry and
of Mrs. John Honncr. August Llndormelr and wives near
Five Points.
fAG PIV.
I'iiitoiiii i nireaaggraataapgatflijiBu,
Miss Carrlo Flshor ot Toledo, Is
tho guest of E. L. Clay and family.
Miss May Clark has returned
homo after a visit with relatives In
Flndlay.
Mrs. C. Collier and family of
Toledo, wero the Now Year's visit
ors of Geo. Lober and family.
-r-E. J. Spllkor and wife ot Wcb-
Miss Sarah nioomfield was the
guest of Mrs. Laura Mcdlck In Tolo-'
do New Year's day.
The Misses Eva and Bertha Pcttl
grew of Toledo, wore over Sunday
visitors of .Mrs. John Porrin of Roach"
ton.
J. F. Byrne and wlfo and Chas.
Spllkor of Perrysburg, the Misses
Flora Spllkor and Mamo Krelger,
Dr. II. D. Gclger and wife havo
returned home after spending the
holidays with relatives and friends
In Jackson, Mich.
Miss Adam, Rhue Grady and tho
Misses Eva and Bertha Pettlgrew of
Toledo, called on Leonard Eckel and
family Sunday afternoon.
-Miss Ruth Haylor of Bowling
Chas. Krolgcr and Henry Winker of Green, was the guest of Perrysburg
Tofedo, took Now Year's turkey with friends Monday evening aud attend
E. J. Spllkor and wife In Webster. od the Masonic Installation.
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Dress Ginghams
Apron Ginghams
American Prints
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Sheets and Pillow Cases
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PERRYSBURG. OHIO
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LATEST MOVING PICTURES, ILLUSTRATED
SONGS AND HUSIC
ADMISSION 5 CENTS
Miss Fern Harrold of Fayette,
O., is tho guest of Mrs. A. Gierke,
this week.
Miss Anna Wallace visited with
R. W. Wallace and family hi Tole
do, New Year's day.
F. J. Obllnger and John Chappie
of Toledo, attended the Masonic in
stallation here, Monday evening.
Miss Emma Hill of North Balti
more, and Miss Mary Hill of Toledo,
visited over New Year's with Fred
and Miss Emma Lober In Hossford.
Mrs. L. M. Houser and son, of
Indianapolis, and Mrs. Starry and
daughter, Miss Helen, of Toledo,
spent over New Year's with Mrs.
Mary neither and Mrs. Ellenbcrger.
The healing, soothing, refreshing
action of kollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea cleanses and regulates the bow
els, tones and purifies the stomach,
Increases nerve force. Makes you
well keeps you well. Tea or Tab
let, 33 cents. C. P. Champney, druggist.
Mrs. Leon LaFarree ris spending
a month with relatives in Sandusky.
Miss Mabel Brossia of Bates,
spent a few days with Miss Hulda
Schaller.
Mrs. Samuel Krauss was the
guest of Mrs. Walp In Toledo, last
Thursday.
Orvllle Hennan spent his week's
vacation with his brother, Floyd, in
the country.
Mrs. Laura Gross of Toledo,
spent the latter part of last week
with D. G. Hollbrook and family.
Mrs. Geo. Pfaff of "Venice, and
Mrs. Yetter of Sandusky, were New
Year's guests of Mrs. A. Dickison.
Mrs. Chas. Wallace and son,
Harold, have returned home after a
visit with Dr. J. P. Shepherd and
wife In Marietta, O.
Mrs. Frank Blinn, J. Wetmore,
wife and daughter, Miss Blanch, and
Ray Hartshorn and wife called on
relatives In Tontogany, Sunday.
wjiji '!:. yfli L m 1 liy, lyypAni
Stomach Trouble Cured.
If you havo any trouble with your
stomach you should tako Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr.
J. P. Kioto of Edlna, Mo., says: "I
have used a great many different
medicines for stomach trouble, 'but
find Chamberlain's Stomach and LiV'
i PROPOSED IMPROVEHENTS. i
If you propose making an improvement in your present business
methods aud have no bank account, it will be well worth your
while to cousider adding this luxury to your system. It makes Jno
difference in what business you are engaged what amount of
you haye but a small amount to opeu an account with, you need E
one nnd this bnuk offers its services. If there is any information
you ftisli on the suoject, come in command us we will do all
we can to be of assistance.
We pay FOUR per cent, for a SIX month deposit.
me rerrysDurg oantung o. i
E L. ICLVGSBUUY, President. T. M. PRANEY. Cashier
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Grover Schaller nas returned to Miss Mary Franey entertained
Napervllle, III., after a two weeks Toledo friends last Sunday,
visit here . , uts. F. Hufford and children
Will Halm ot Toledo, called on spent Tuesday with Mrs. F. Herman.
Fred Halm and family. Monday M,M Florellce Davenport was a
evening. recent visitor of relatives in Has-
Miss Clara Lober of the coun- lins.
try, spent Sunday with Mrs. H. C. LJack Kelni) w,fe nnd son Qf To
Leydorf. ied0i Sundayed with John Koons and
Mrs. J. H. Hufford was calling family.
on relatives in Haskins last Friday
John Adamson has returned af
ter visiting relatives In Delta, O.
Kenneth Veltch spent a few days
ot last week with relatives In Toledo.
Mr. John Koons' entertained Mrs.
Ida Herman-Brlgham of Detroit, last
Thursday.
Miss Verb Brandhuber was the
guest of her parents, in Toledo, Now
Year's day.
Mrs. A. Schaumloeffel Is tho
guest of her daughter, .Mrs. J. R.
Ganson In Cleveland.
A. J. Boote and family of East
Toledo, were New Year's guests of
Mrs. J. G. Hoffmann and family.
Mrs. David Hatcher and Miss
Mabel, attended the funeral of Dr.
T. E. Wood In Flndlay, Tuesday.
Miss Florence Reiser and Fred
Brown of Toledo, were Sunday visit
ors of Mrs. K. Nellls and Miss Frank.
Mrs. J. M. Brown and son, Cyril,
returned to their home in Ft. Wayne,
Saturday, after a week's visit with
her parents, Jacob Keller and wife.
Harry Herman and wife of East
Toledo, Floyd Herman and wife, Mrs,
J. Hufford, enjoyed Christmas dinner
with Mrs. Frank Herman and family.
Miss Edith Frusher entertained
a party of twenty-four friends on
New Year's evening. Refreshments
were served and music and games
made the evening enjoyable.
Chas. Roe and wife entertained
as their New Year's guests: Art
Wallace and family of Dunbrldge,
Afcson Sparks, wife and daughter,
Alice, of Bowling Green, Ed Frush
er nnd family, Mrs. Thos. Frusher
and Frank Mitchell of Dowliug.
A. R. Williams and family enter
tained the following guests Now
Year's evening: Chas. Krelstetter
and family, Win. Gillman and family,
H. L. Wetmore and family, D. W.
Chappuis and wife, and Miss Tamzen
Vlmko of Toledo, and Mrs. M. M.
Ellis of this place.
Geo. Wlldo and family of Tole
do, wore guests of Henry Wildo and
family, Sunday.
Miss Melva Noble of East Tole
do, visited with Miss Pearl Noble
Sunday afternoon.
Wm. Bishop, Sr., and wife, and
Wm. Bishop, Jr. and wife, of Tole
do, took New Year's dinner with W.
P Adamson and wife.
l.fHMF:!
nraofroiHsi
Ninety-nine out every
one hundred remedies for
colds contains quinine.
I hero ar.j a good many
people to whom quinine
is not tlte best medicine
to give.
Quiniuc oometimescaus.
es ringing noises in the
ears.
I-AXACOLD is agreea
ble to everybody-to all
those who cannot take
quinine as well as those
who can.
It is a pleasant and safe
tablet treatmen for tho
relief of colds, and 13 one
ifjthe most uomdt and
efficacious. It will cure
an ordinary cold in a day
aud a night.
LAXACOLD is also
used .sctisfactorily in the
headache and
La Grippe.
Price 25 Cents
CHAMPNEY'S
PHARHACY
JPyfafft.fV1' fftyB
and Saturday.
, Mrs. Lena Muhr and daughters,
of Toledo, spent a few days with P.
Malir and family.
Ernest Mandell and wife, of Ho
bart, took New Year's dinner with
Henry Wlldo and wife.
Al Prey and wife of Waterville,
visited with Dr. L. E. Chapmun and
wife last week, Tuesday.
Mrs. E. It. Trombla was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Henryj New
ton In Toledo, Wednesday.
-Mrs. H. C. Leydorf and Miss
Mrs. Mann of Weston, spent a
few daysvof last week "with Mrs. C.
J. Hartslng.
Geo. Caldwell of Lime City, took
New Year's dinner with Mrs. K.
Nellls and daughter.
1 Wm. Veltch ana family took
! New Year's dinner with A. Allmend
1 Inger and family In Toledo.
I Mrs. C. A. Hoffmann and Mrs.
Elizabeth Hoffmann wero guests of
V. D. Hoffmann In Toledo, Tuesday.
i Dr. H. R. Roethor and family en
tertained as their New Year's guests:
'Adolph and tho Misses Anna and
Julia Roether of Perrysburg, and
Clara took New Year's dinner with Geo. Roether and family of East' To
Mrs. Wm. Delbort in tho country, ledo.
Bravei Fire Laddies
Fever Sores.
Fever sores and old chronic sores
often receive severe burns, putting should not bo healed entirely, but
out fires, then use Bucklen's Arnica should bo kept in healthy condition.
Salvo and forget them. It .soon drives i-u8 can Ue done by applying Cham
out pain. For Burns, Scalds, Wounds, borlain's Salvo. This salve has no
Cuts and Bruises It's earth's greatest superior for this purpose. It is also
healer. Quickly cures Skin Erup- most excellent for chapped hands.
or Tablets moro beneficial thany any tlons, Old Soros, Bolls, Ulcers, Fel- soro nipples, burns and diseases of
other remedy I over used." For salo , ons: best pllQ curo made. Relief Is the skin. For sale by C. P. Champ
by C. P. Champney, druggist. Instant. 25c at C. P. Champney's. nej7 druggist.
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Leal Lettuce, Cucumbers, Ripe Tomatoes, Spanish
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PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP SCHOOL.
The following report of Perrysburg township schools for tho month of
October shows a slight Increase in attendance ov r the previous report, whleh
the showing of only 32 cases of tardiness and 183 in perfect attendance Is an
exceptionally good record :
Monthly Per Ct. No Perfect
Jinroii- Attend- Taruy in At
ment. unce. tendance
TEACHERS' NAMES.
Dist. ,
2 May Miller
Vallev Simmons
Hallio Blinn
Grace Ilarvoy
Grace Carter
Halliu Shipman
C. II. Neiderhouse
Helen Ault .
Gertrude M. Ziugg
Bertha Schaller
Louise Kraus
Louise Ault
14 Myrtle Blinn
15 Elizabeth Ault
10 Edith Spilker
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Total numbur ot Boys 1B4
Total number of Glils .-. 100
Total number of Boyt and Girls 814
Total number of hoys Urdy 8
Total number of glils tardy..;. , 24
Total number of boys pot feet attendance , 80
Total number of glr's perfect attendance 01
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