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Just Received a Shipment of
GLOBE STOVES
The Globe is unlike any other
heater. It has three flues
larger than any other.
Our guarantee to heat 1500
square inches more space than
any other stove has been dem
onstrated to all who bought
of us.
LACE INDUSTRY IN VENICE
Process la 80 8lmplo It Looks Like
Child's Play, But Brings Thousands
of Dollars Annually,
Tho laco of Vonlco has boon colo
bratcd for many conturloo. It was
mndo originally by nuna within tho
walls of convonts for ecclesiastical gar
ments. Then, with tho fall of tho
Venetian republic, tho convents woro
closed and tho laco Industry ceased to
oxlBt for an ontlro contury. In 1870
tho PrlncesB Marghorlta, afterward
queen of Italy, took measures to re
vivo It, especially bb a moans of pro
viding employment for Venetian worn,
on. At present there, aro sovoral
schools, subsidized by tho govern
ment, In which tho art la taught.
Tho pupils aro women of all ages.
Each Bits on a low stool and holds a
plump, square cushion in her lap. On
this cushion Is pinned a atrip of paper
marked with tho pnttora to bo follow
ed, and Into this pattern tho nimble
flngorod worker sticks glass-headed
pins about which sho twists hoi
threads.
, From twenty to fifty shuttles de
pend from all sides of tho cushion,
and theso aro thrown across and back
with tho rapidity of a typist handling
the keys of her machine.
Tho process is so slmplo that it
looks llko play, but tho laco produced
reprcBonts thousands of dollars. The
slmplo laces grow rapidly under the
dexterous fingers of tho women, but
tho exquisite rose point and other
similar sorts aro evolved much mors
slowly. Harper's Weekly.
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Scene in Act 4, "THE ROUND UP."
AGED MAN'S DARING ACT
EVERY CUSTOMER SATISFIED
Demonstrates that our stoves
prove fully up to our
guarantee.
C. F. RIDER
LIME CITY, OHIO.
As Per Label.
A well known artlBt tells of an
nmnfling colloquy in an art gallery
whore two young women were
viewing a copy of Millet's "Gleaners."
Ono of the young women wob car
ried nway by her enthusiasm. "How
beautiful! How wonderfull wnat
nrtl" sho exclaimed. "Above all, how
natural!"
Then after a pauso sho said: "Bui
what aro those people doing?" Draw
ing near to read the title, she was en
lightened. "Oh, now,' she added, "1
boo! Gleaning millet. How wonder
full How beautlfull"
Nervous and Sick Headaches.
Torpid liver, constipated bowels
and disordered stomach are the causes
of these headaches. Take Dr. King's
A Russian has declared the Amerl
cans aro too fast, but at that we can'i
keep up with the French.
What has become of the old-fash
loned year with four well-denned sea
sons?
Veteran Savon Girl's Llfo on Fifth
Avenue, New York, but Has
Thlah Broken.
HeroUm is ns natural to some men
as cowardlco iti to others. It is con
fined to no nationality and is affected
by neither years, education nor social
dogroo. Tho hero never hesitates. Ho
soeB his opportunity, obeys the im
pulse of what ho believes to be his
duty and cheerfully accepts the con
sequences. Such a man is James
Graves, of 80 Hull street, Brooklyn,
who has nn enviable war record and
who is more than seventy years of
age.
Recently Mr. Graves was driving a
horse along Fifth avenue, Now York.
Atvthe intersection of Twenty-eighth
street he saw a girl standing, para
lyzed by fear, in the pathway of a
horse running madly down Twenty
eighth street toward tho avenuo. Her
death seemed certain and women and
men on the sidewalks paled with hor
ror. But Graves Is the Bort of hero
who Is always most self-possessed in
the face of death. Ho grasped the
situation instantly and .whipped his
own horse squarely between the run
away and the girl. Tho Impact was
terrific. Both horses went to the pave
ment and the brave old soldier was
thrown half-way across the avenue.
He was unconscious when picked up
and the doctors found his thigh was
broken.
But tho girl was unhurt.
Tho attraction at the Valentine
theatre, Toledo, commencing Sunday,
November 23, will be a distinct nov
jlty, Klaw & ErlanRcr's great play of
Southwestern life in Arizona, "The
itound-up." As the title and locale of
the scene indicates, it is a Western
play, but not in the sense in which
this term is generally used. The
.story is said to bo a powerful and ra
tional one, true to human life, and
six highly trained cowponies from tho
Arizona ranges.
Tho story is said to be interesting
and to keep the audience keyed up to
presents none of the clap-trap, wild-and-woolly
situations sometimes seen
in plays laid in the locality selected
by this author, and presenting char
acters of the type which tell the story, the keenest pitch of interest from
In addition to the regular dramatic start to finish,
cast there will be a large auxiliary Matinees will be on Sunday, Wcd
company of genuine Western cavalry- nesday, a special performance Thanks
men, scouts, cowpunchers, Mexican giving afternoon, and usual Saturday
vapueros and Arizona girls, and inci- matinee. ,.
dentally twenty Indians and twenty- , '
NATURE MARKS MAN'S GRAVE
Nearly Every Child Has Worms.
Paleness, at times a flushed face,
unnatural hunger, picking the no:e
great thirst, etc., are indications of
worms. Kickapoo Worm Killer is a
reliable, thorough medicine for the
removal of all kinds of worms from
children and adults. Kickapoo Worm
Killer in pleasant candy form, aids
digestion, tones system, overcoming
constipation and increasing the ac
New Life Pills, vou will be surprised tion of the liver- Is Perfectly safe
now quickly you will get relief. They fr even tho most delicate children,
stimulate the different organs to do Kickapoo Worm Killer makes chil
their work properly. No better regu- dnm happy and healthy. 25c. Guar
lator for liver and bowels. Take 25c anteed. Try it. Drug stores or by
and invest in a box today. At all mail. Kickapoo Indian Medicine
duggists or by mail. II. E. Bucklen & Co., Philadelphia and St. Louis.
Co,, Philadelphia and St. Louis. Adv. Adv. "uS &M
Letter for John Doe, "Himself."
A now kink in addressing envel
opes has been noticed recently by
somo of tho postoffice clerks. Instead
of the word "personal" on theso en
velopes to indicate that the letter Is
Intended only for the eye of the person
addressed has been written "himself."
In each case these letters had been
Bent from England. In some parts ot
Ireland tho head of the household Is
always referred to by the members of
the family as "hlmsolf," and the influ
ence of that custom may have bad its
effect on the English writers, or pos
Bible the writers were Irishmen liv
ing in England.
Vindicated.
"Prisoner at tho bar," said His Hon
or, "you are charged with having
struck a man and then run away.
You aro a respectable looking man,
nnd I am sorry to see you here."
"But I am not guilty of tho charge,
Blr."
"Didn't you strike a man?"
"No, Blr. I simply made a motion."
"Didn't you run away?"
"I did not. It was impossible."
"How Impossible?"
"I bolonged to a baseball club for a
year, and then was bounced because
I couldn't make a run, Never made
one tho whole season."
"You may go, prisoner. You are
not tho guilty wretch I thought youl"
Sprout From Wooden Coffin, Burled
Many Years Ago, Grows Into Large
Poplar Tree.
"It Is seldom perhaps that nature
erects a monument to a person's mem
ory, yet in a small country cemetery
a few miles east of Nashville, Brown
county, Indiana, may be found an ob
ject bearing that distinction.
Moro than 75 years ago a man
named Allcorn became a resident of
Brown county, and for several years
lived near Salt Creek, in tho eastern
part of the county.
While residing here Allcorn mot
with an accident which resulted in
his death, and ho was burled In the
cemetery near his homo.
The coflln was howed out of a part
of a poplar tree and made into two
sections. A few years later a small
sprout began to Bhoot from tho crude
coffin, and not long aftorward a small
poplar treo began to spread it?
branches over tho grave.
Within a few years it had grown
to largo proportions, and during the
long period since it first appeared
abovo the ground tho tiny poplai
sprout had grown into a treo that
measured several feet in circumfer
ence and towers above all others Id
the vicinity.
Ita branches spread far out In all
directions, and many perhaps who
pass nearby aro attracted by tho tow
ering poplar, though they may bo un
familiar with its history.
Save Your Children 's Eyes
No eyestrain with the Rayo its
light is soft and steady. Durable,
simple and attractive.
Can be lighted without removing chimney l
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or shade
-easy to rewick.
At all dealers.
Misunderstood.
Two young women went to tho
matinee. They could not get seats
together, but were told at the box
office that each could have an end
seat, center aisle, in adjoining rows,
and most likely somebody who came
alone and had a chair next to one of
them would obligingly exchange seats.
Near tho close of the first act one
of the young women timidly whis
pered to a heavy, middle-aged man at
her side, who had been sitting stiffly
and looking straight ahead:
"Aro you alone, sir?"
The man burled ono side of his faco
In his program and breathed:
"Sh! Wife." Everybody's Magazine.
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Send to Word and Works Publishing
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A Glimpse of California for You
Would you like to see some of the wonders of California? Haven't
you been dreaming about the Golden State for a long while?
Wouldn't you like to see with your own eyes somo of the world's
famous resorts and hotels? Wouldn't you like to know how to see
and enjoy theso big, hospitable, homelike hotels? Wouldn't you
like to look at the green hills and smiling valleys, tho fragrant
orange groves, the folks at play in the winterless paradise of the
Pacific-
HOW TO BRINC CALIFORNIA TO YOUR HOME
Yes, that is possible. If you will send us ten cents merely to cover
cost of mailing, we will send you free a booklet descriptive of Cali
fornia's famous resorts and in addition tho big Christmas Number of
SUNSET MAGAZINE, with a big story of tho progress of the
Panama-Pacific International Exposition and further views of this
Pacific Coast wonderland. Be sure to mention this newspaper and
address your letter to
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Settling a Bor5.
Two friends had settled down to
their coffee, clgarotto and gamo of
chess In a tea shop when a third,
discordant third, joined them. Ho
was unwelcome, obviously bo; but
that did not prevent him "chipping
in" every moment with advlco to tho
playera. They endurod him In b!
lonco, till at last glint ot a shilling
beside tho board caught his oyo.
"Halloa!" ho Bald. "I didn't ox
poet to find you chapa playing for
filthy lucro."
"Indeed," said ono of tho players.
"But it isn't tho filthy lucro wo
objoot to; it'a tho filthy looker-on."
Then tho gamo procoeded in silence.
That French aviator who flow up.
sldo down took more liberties with
tho law of gravity than any other man
who over lived to toll tho story.
Had a Very Weighty Reason.
Blnks, proprietor of Blnks' Freaks,
a sideshow appurtenance to a three
ring circus, while getting together his
talent for the opening of the road
season, received a telegram saying
that Butcrcup Tubbfl, his 600-pound
fat woman, had, Just died.
An hour or bo lator ho met on the
street an acquaintance whom he had
not seen for months.
"Why, hello, Blnks," the acquaint
anco said. "Glad to see you but
what's the matter, you're not looking
at. Had trouble?"
"Yes," replied Blnks shortly, 'Tvo
Just suffered a heavy loss."
Not Hurt Socially.
"I wouldn't associate with him. 1
understand he's served a term In pris
on." "That's truo, but it was for an of
tense Involving a million dollars or
more; nothing really disgraceful, you
know."
New Standard.
Knlckor Is sho Interested In the
tariff bill?
Docker Yes; sho says sho won't
marry a man who doesn't pay an In
come tax. Now York Suu.
Many ills come from impure blood
Can't have pure blood with faulty di
gestion, lazy liver and sluggish bow
els. Burdock Blood Bitters is ree
ommended for strengthening stom
ach. bowels and liver and nurifvin.
tho blood. Adv.
Both Waya.
"Motorists generally speak dispar
agingly of pedestrians."
"Yes; I notlco they aro always run
ning them down."
GREAT MASS OF PROOF
Reports of 30,000 Ca.es of Kidney
Trouble, Some of Them P. rrys-
burg Cases.
AX OIIDIXAXCE.
Determining to proceed with the lm
provument of Sower Districts numbered
one (1) and two (2) In Perrysburs.
Ohio, by tho construction ot lateral
suwers.
Be it ordained by tho Council of tho
lllago of 1'errysburB, State of Olilo.
Sec. 1. That It Is tho Intention of
Council and It hereby determines to
proceed with tho Improvement of
bewer Districts numbered one (1) and
two (2) in said Village by the con
struction of lattenil sewers In accord-
nieu wun me resolution passed Oct. 14,
i313, declaring the necessity for said
Improvement, and In accordance with
tho plans, specifications, estimates and
profiles heretofore approved and now
on ille In the oillce of tho Cleric of said
Village.
Sec. 2. Said latteral sewers shall bo
constructed of vitrified sewer pipe nnd
shall be paid for In special assessments
io be levied upon tho lots nnd lands In
mid districts In proportion to the bun
Hs which may result from said 1m
jrovement excepting that part which
nay be apportioned to tho Village
yhlch part shall be paid for out of the
jervleo Fund. Said assessments shall
ue nmdo after the work is completed
ind shall be paid for In two equal an
uial installments, the (lrst installment
o be pad with tho taxes for tho year
Uonds shall be Issued In anticipation
f tho collection of such assessments
r the purpojo of paying that part of
he cost and expense of said Improve-
Sec. 3. Tho Clerk of Council Is here
i authoilzed and directed to advertise
lotice to contractors for bids for the
construction of said Improvements for
not less than two (2) weeks in the
Perrysburg Journal.
This measure is hereby declared to bo
an emergency measure an 1 same shall
take effect and bo In force fiom und
cdlngStoPfaSw"SO and pubIlcatlot -Passed
.Vor. 11, 1913.
JNO. AV. IA'ONS,
E. L. CLAY, C'rk f C0Unc11-
3GB Mayor.
I.I30AI, XOTICI3.
Nowadays, tho fattod calf Is not only
klllod when tho prodigal Bon roturnB,
but fathor lots him ubo the bout raoto:
car tho family pagBeBaep,
Saw Anolent City Under 8ea.
The Qrook Ministry of Marine
states that Lieutenant Bakopulos,
while carrying out tho observations
entailed by tho naval dutloo osslgnod
to him, happenod to notlco on tho
sea bottom to tho east ot tho Island
of Lomnos, On tho roofs marked on
tho British Admiralty charts undor
tho namo of tho Pharos Bank, at a
dopth ot from flvo to twonty-flyo
motors, somo anolent ruins which
wero perfoctly visible and provo the
exlstenco of a town about throo miles
Each of somo 0,000 newspaper ol
(he United States Is publishing from
week to weok, names ot people in iU
particular neighborhood, who havt
used and recommended Doan's Kid
ney Pills for kidney backache, weak'
kidneys, bladder troubles and urinary
disorders. This maBS of proof includes
over 30,000 recommendations PerryE-
burg Is no exception. Here Is one of
the Perrysburg cases:
Christopher Knerr, Shoemaker,
Sixth nnd Hickory Sts,, Perrysburp,
Ohio, Says: " I first used Doan's Kid
ney Pills about eight years ago and
found thpm very effective in relieving
me of a dull, throbbing achu in the
small of my back and regulating the
passages of tho kidney secretious.
Since then, I have alwaj s kept Doau's
Klaney Pills on hand and whenever I
have taken them, they have benefited
me. I gladly confirm tho endorse
ment I li ivo previously tiven Doau'u
Kidney Pills." A
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buflfato,
New York, boIo agents for thb United
Sealed bids will bo received by tho
j-lerk of Council of tho Village of
I'errysburg , State of Ohio", at his otllco
In said Village until 12 o'clock noon,
December D, 1813, for furnishing tho
lecessnry labor and materials for con
Jtructing latteral sewors In districts
numbers ono and two In snld Village
according to plans and specifications oif
Ho In said oillce. '
Each bid must bo accompanied by a
aonrt or certified cheek on a local bank
'or $50,00 ns n guainnteo that If tho bid
s accepted a cdntract will bo entered
Into nnd It's performance properly se
cured. The right Is reserved to reject any
and nil bids.
Uy order of tho Council of tho Vlllago
of Perrysburg.
Perrysburg, Ohio, Novombor 11, 1913.
JNO. AV. LYONS,
39b Cleric of Council.
LKUAIj notice
Ilosa B. Prldloy, whoso placo of resi
dence Is unknown, is heroby notified
that Jason 13. Frldley, lias Hied his pe
tition against her for divorce In causo
No. 17685 of tho Court of Common
Plens, Wood County, Ohio, nnd that
said cnuso will bo for hearing on and
after January 3rd, 1913. '
JASON B. PRIDL.13Y, Plaintiff.
Ladd & James, Attorneys. 39f
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