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SrECIAIi NOTICE.
Cards of Thanks, Obituary Poetry and
Resolutions of Respect aro published at
the rato of 5 cents por lino only. Thcro
vlll bo no deviation from this rule.
iiisl tvosl of Promontory Point sta
tion, Utah, la a pond cut off from
tho Groat Salt lnko by tlio railroad
ombnnkmont. At times of high wator
In tho lake this roscrvolr fills by por
eolation through tho ombankmont, but
during tho summer this wator is con
centrated to a brino by ovnporatlon.
largo representation of stock being Tho doop-plnk color of tho brino Jb u
present. The following Directors
nnd ofTiccrs were elected:
WKHS
ANNUAL BANK ELECTION,
The annual stockholders meeting
and election of officers of the Citi
zens Bankinc Co. resulted in a
-WANTED Girls for general
housework. Highest wages paid
S5 to S7 per week. Also girls for
shop and factory work. Apply at
State-City Free Labor Exchange,
Toledo. I
Spring Time is
THE JOURNAL Is dated Thursday,
but tho paper goes to press every
Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclocic, in
order that It may reach Its readers In
various localities by Thursday morning.
Local nnd Iionc Distance lMionc Ao. .1.
THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1916
REPUBLICAN ANNOUNCEMENT.
Editor Journal: Please announce
that I am a candidate for nomination
ns Representative in Congress for the
Thirteenth district on the Republican
ticket, at the primary.
FRANKLIN P. RIEGLE.
Bowling Green, 0.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Editor Journal: You may announce
that I will be a candidate for nomina
tion for a second term as Representa
tive in Congress from tho Thirteenth
district, at the Democratic primary to
bo held in August next.
A. M. OVERMYER.
Washington, D. C, Feb. 23, 191G.
I wish to announco that I will be
a candidate from Washington Town
ship for the nomination lor Count
Commissioner subject to tho Republi
can primary. Auy assistanco and sup
port in my behalf will bo greatly ap
preciated. Respectfully,
CO. CUM. MINGS.
OF
J DAVIS, Chairman, Finance Committee
VM CO.MSTOCK, President
NOUMAN I., HANSON, Vice-President
I). K. HOI.t,i:NHi:CK, Vlco-Presldgnt
U. U. HAUTSUOUN, Cashier
tinUTUUDn 13. CHAPMAN, Ass't Cash'r
CLAI1U3 II. SPI3CJC. Ass't Cashier
numerous
mi, CO.MSTOCK
J. DAVIS
A. C. FULLER
NORMAN L. HANSON
11. R. HARTSHORN
D. K. HOLLENBECK
DAVID MAIN
GEORGE MUNGER
A. J. WITZLER
The bank officials report the past
year as being one of unusual pros
perity, an indication of the splendid
financial condition of the people of
Perrysburg and vicinity.
phenomenon that appears In salt
ponds Konornlly whon a cortaln con
centration Is reached. In tho salt
ponds of San Francisco bay this color And the Mother Earth is getting
is duo to a cortnin bacillus which her new attire.
lives in saturated brines and also in
tho heaps of salt as it is piled for
drainage and shipment. Prohibitive
to llfo as such an environment might
1 bo considered, strong natural brines
nro, in fact, inhabited by a number of
, minute organisms animals as well as
plants. Tho pink color disappears In
1 winter or whon fresh water is intro
duced into tho poind. Tho Southern
Pacific company has dono some ex
perimental work on preserving piles
and railroad ties by soaking them in
tho nond.
Why not you?
600 samples to choose from.
Exact size in any of them. But if
you do not need a new suit your
last year's suit or overcoat needs
cleaning. Bring them in. There
is 'ho time to lose. You want to
look respectfully dressed when t)ff
your regular duty.
MILTON MLADENUS
Custom Tailor and Dry Cleaner
PERRYSBURG, OHIO.
Ph. Red 102. 206 Main St.
IT BET
To the Republican Voters of Wood
County:
I solicit your support for the olllice
of Sheriff at tho Primaries to bo held
on August 8, 1010. 1 will appreciate
whatever you may be able to do for
me. If nominated and elected 1 make
no promises other than a clean ad
ministration and a square deal to
everyone. J, B. SHOECRAKT,
& Bowling Green, Ohio.
Report states that officials of the
C. II. & D. 11. 11. have decided to
enlarge the present passenger sta
tion and add to it an addition suit
able for a freight depot, thus im
proving the appearance as well as
the convenience of their property
here
It is also rumored that the line
will soon be double tracked and
bear the name of the B. & O. R. 11.
Co.
E hardware:
I DETROIT JEWEL GAS RANGES AND HEATERS
fj At Reasonable Prices
t PLUMBING, TINNING AND DEEP WELL PUMPS,
t SPRAY PUMPS AND ACCESSORIES
Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated. J
Estimates Promptly Furnished. &
Serbia takes first rank as a country
of contcnarians. One man in every
2,260 has seen 100 years, and, in all,
Serbia boasts 575 men of 100 years or
over. Ireland ranks next with one
centonarlan in every 8,130 of tho pop
ulation, or 578 in all. Out of every
48,000 Spaniards ono is a centenarian.
Norway numbers 23, or one in about
96,000. England, Scotland and Wales
ranks next with 192, or ono in about
'177,000. Franco has 213 centenarians,
or ono In 180,750. Sweden ranks sev
enth, with 20 only, or ono in 250,000.
German has 78, or ono in 702,000.
Tho Now York World asserts that
,for tho quarter ended September 30
there was an increase of 9,598 in tho
population of Ireland, tho birth rate
of tho island bqlng 20.8 and tho death
;rato only 13.4. Surely there has
(been a romarkablo improvement in
Ireland's economic condition if, despite
.the war-racked state of Europe, its
population is substantially increasing
for tho first timo in 70 years.
Tho St. Louis Globe-Democrat ob
'servos that 'witticisms about darning
,tho masculine hosiery will probably
,hang on as long as tho bootjack joko
r for decades after tho laundries have
taken to darning tho socks. Possibly;
,but tho way In which somo of tho
laundries darn tho socks makes tho
, oarers of tho socks "darn" the laundries.
1 Tho banks of England, France, Ger
many, Spain and Holland now hold be
tween them $300,000,000 moro gold
(than when the war began; an increaso
of 14 por cent. In July, 1914, tho
Bonk of Franco hold ?395,000,000 moro
gold than tho Bank of Germany; it
holds $353,000,000 moro than tho Gor
man bank today.
1 According to an expert in tho Unit
od States public health service, tho
xtumbor of drug users in tho United
States has been greatly exaggerated,
and docs not really murh exceed 250,
000. Under oxlstlng legislation tho
number hardly will Increase.
A scientific noto says: "Grapo seeds,
ior which hitherto no uso has been
known, havo been found to contain a
valuable oil." Wo thought grapo seeds
wore always usoful in promoting ap-pondicltis.
1 A magazine writer endeavors to toll
why tho poor man is unhappy. Nino
times out of ten it's because ho can't
do the things ho sees rich men doing.
Tho Nobel peaco prlzo has como to
bo regarded largely as a melancholy
reminder.
,
One reason so many people go
ron la because thoy shako their
flats under tho noso of Temptation.
1 The poor of Paris aro paying no
rent, It Is announced. Own tuelr
jown homes, no doubtr
MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP.
The Misses Alma Limmer, Estella
Pearson, and Nettie Bay and Abuer
Limmer and Otto Bay of Toledo, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Limmer and daugh
ters He'en and Grace, of Haskins,
spent a week ago Sunday with P. A.
Ziss and iainilv,
Mias Sophia Mintz returned to her
homo at Gibsonburg, Sunday, having
spent the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Naegele of Haskins.
Miss Amelia Weidner spent Sunday
afternoon at the Russel Kazmaier
home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Ziss and family
accompanied bv Mr. and Mrs. E. Lim
mer and family motored to Toledo
Sunday afternoon and visited with
Mrs. Albert Limmer.
Mr. Harvey Weidner spent a few
days of last yeek with his sister near
the Bend.
Mrs. L. C. Wilson died at her home,
one half mile south of the Bend, Fri.
day morning, after a short Illness. Her
husband and eight children survive.
Funeral survices to take place Tues
day, at 1:00 o'clock, at the house.
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Ziss and daugh
ter were Sunday afternoon visitors at
the Clias. Weidner home.
Mrs. Chas. Weidner was a recent
caller at the homo of Mr. John Hon
ner of Perrysburg.
Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Bitter taste? Complexion sallow?
Liver perhaps needs waking up. Doan's
Regulets for bilious attacks. 25c at
all stores. Adv.
GLENNWOOD GLEANINGS
Baptism services were held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Hahn on Sunday last. Those bap
tised were:
Robert Claire, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Hahn; sponsors, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred C. Brossia of White
ford, Mich.
Beatrice Luella, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Johnson of East
Toledo; sponsors, Miss Mable and
Mr. Clifton Hahn.
Lloyd Howard, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Hahn of Rossford; spon
sors, Miss Maymc Brossia and Mr.
Albert Hahn. Rev. F. W. Deitz
officiated.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
John Brossia and son Joe; Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hahn and children,
Luella, Kathryn and Arthur; Mr.
and Mrs. nedry Rrossia and child
ren Dorothy, Mildred and Meivin;
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson and
children of East Toledo; Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Hahn and children;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brossia; Thelma
Alice and Paul Brossia of Whiteford
Center, Mich; Mayme Brossia and
Mable and Clifton Hahn A fino
supper was served and all enjoyed
a good time especially the babies.
Mrs. Joo Hufford'and twin babies
spent Thursday afternoon with
Miss Kato Hufford.
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are exclusive distributors for this vicinity
of the famous
BLACK CAT WALL PAPERS
These BLACK CAT PAPERS are designed for use in
every room of the home, and are priced to meet the de
mands of every pocket-book. From the cheapest that is
good to the best that is made, BLACK CAT PAPERS
make your home the prettiest.
Our 191G BLACK CAT LINE is now in stock. Come and
see the papers in the roll, just as they will appear
on the walls of your home.
FRED L. MAHR, PERRYSBURG, O.
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C. L. MADDY & CO.
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- sanitary. Uive them a coat of
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Vernicol Stain
and they will have a rich gloss appearance (most
any color) and a smooth hard surface, which will not
readilv Collect dust and is ivieilv rlonnofl wifh n rlnmn
cloth -A half-gallon will b,e enough for the borders of
an ordinary sized room and an amateur can apply
Vernicol.
Information and color cards frco
at our store
J. DAVIS
Hardware Co.
PERRYSBURG, O.
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Yellow lHne throughout, una built in 17t5
and still is serving uj a homo.
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TAHEN you build a home, build substantially
build for a hundred years. One-material that wonderfully
combines durability and economy is
Southern Yellow Pine
"Tho Wood or Borvloo"
Southern Yellow Pine is the most durable, workable and dependable
high quality, low priced wood on the market today. It is inexpen
she because it is plentiful.
Wo hnvo thp ninti-rinl of hlih trade Southern Yellow Pine (hat III make you
a home to endure a century Come In and let vt show ou how j ou can saxs
at first nnd in the lone run. Sec our detailed hou;e plans.
Take ocUantuce ol our free ten Ice of bulldinc helps. Come todar. And
brln your wife alous.
The Charles L. Koch Co.
PERRYSBURG, OHIO
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Cement is King
Buildings, Walks and Roads made of Cement are
proving Superior to any other Building Material
We make any size or style block in any quantity
for buildings, foundations or walks.
ELK Builders Supply Co.
Perrysburg, Ohio.
Phone Blue 41
Let us lay that Cement or Concrete walk for you.
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
308,213 Ford cars were sold last year. "The Universal
Car." 'Your necessity. They serve everybody, please
everybody, save money for everybody by reliable service,
economical operation and maintenance. Why experiment?
Watch the Fords go by! Talk with the owners of Ford
cars. Investigate for yourself. Prices lower than ever.
Runabout $390 ; Touring Car $440 ; Town Car $640, f . o. b.,
Detroit. Why pay more? On sale ajt
WM. SCHLECT, Perrysburg, 6.
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