Perrysburg journal., November 02, 1916, Image 3

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PARMER'S GIRL HAS
A PERFECT FIGURE
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Tho woman hangs tho parrot In tno
front yard of hor homo noxt to tho
Young Women's Christian Association,
nnd, according to complainants, Its
convorsatlon knows no limits.
' "How tho hell are you!" tho hlrd li
alleged to ask folks passing. "Hot
hell, ain't it?" Is another query
credited to It.
STATE BRIEFS
W' Bin. Samuel Taylor Dorset
f Mrs. Samuel Taylor Dorset, tit
daughter of a North Carolina farmer.
Am tko perfect model for a number of
, Junoesque figures that have brought
fame to the sculptors who created,
them. They are used to adorn the
toew house of representatives' pedi
'tnent. Her figure was declared by
Paul Bartlett, sculptor, to be scarcely
less than perfect. x
BIRD'S PROFANITY SHOCKS
Parrot Must Stop Swearing, Police
Tells Owner.
11 "nd n t, li i i 'mo olllclals havo
ooi t id notice on Mrs. Harry Jeflerles,
owner of a Mexican pnirot, that the
bird must slop swearing at passcis-by.
Tho owner of the parrot denies It usew
swear words and a controversy has
resulted.
There Will Be Wonderful Do
ings at the Great Land Pro-
ducts and Live Stock Show
Interest Is nt a white hent regard
ing the forthcoming Land Products.
Live Stock nnd Power Farm Ma
chinery Exposition at Toledp, De
cember 4th to 10th inclusive.
Manager II. V. Buelow has made
a wide trip In the Interest of the big
show and finds all exhibitors willing
to co-operate to the limit. The ex
hibits this year will bo on a scale
never before attempted In the annals
of Toledo.
The piizo winning-stock from many
fairs will be on hand, and it be
hooves every one Interested In live
stock to .see this magnificent gath
ering of blue ribbon stock.
All of the latest ideas in traction
engines, mid every conceivable form
of farm power machinery will be
demonstrated by experts. Ideas will
be gathered here that will mean real
dollars for the modern farmer.
Theu too, the tremendous displays
f fruits of every nature, the vege
tables, the forestry exhibit, bee cul
ture, dairy exhibits, and last but by
no means least the bewildering elec
trical exhibits, all go to make up nn
exposition which will be worth com
ing hundreds of miles to Bee.
It Is well to understand that the
Land Product and Live Stock and
Power Machinery Exposition Is not
for the purpose of selling or exploit
ing land it is for the sole purpose
of demonstrating what land can and
will do, In the way of producing
money when cultivated along mod
ern lines.
The various members of the To
ledo Commerce Club Land Products
Committee arc all "on the job,"
and wltli Manager Iluclow at tins
helm It Is sufe to assert that
when the doors of the big Terminal
Itulldlng on Cherry street aie thrown
open Dec. -Itli those fortunate enough
to be on hand will witness one of
tin most impressive sights of their
lives.
Fix the Land Products Exposition
date in mind and be on hand it
uie.ius a liberal education and real
enjoyment for every member of the
family.
TOLEDO. Merger of northern
Ohio electric railway properties, op
erating -100 miles of trackage, is un
der consideration.
Six roads, of which the Lake Shore
Electric is the largest, with n total
valuation of $1(1,000,000, are said to
be In the deal. Other roads Involved
nre the Cleveland, Southwestern &
Columbus, Lorain Street Hallway,
Sandusky, Fremont & Southern,
Cleveland, Palnesvllle & Eastern, and
Cleveland, Palnesvllle & Ashtabula.
KPU1KOFIELD. Tim the past
year has been one of progress was
shown by the reports submitted by
tho grand ofllcers at the business ses
sion ofx the grand chapter, order of
Eastern Star. Mrs. Hesslc l Uoico,
of Mt. Sterling, grand secretary, re
ported that ten new chapters weie In
stituted during fhe year.
COLUMUL'b. Mrs. Amanda How
ard, Cleveland, was awarded ?1S()()
workmen's compensation by the In
dnsf'Ml commission for the death of
her husband. Frank Howard, who was
killed by nn interurbnn car while res
cuing a child whose life was threat
ened by the auto tmck Unwind was
driving.
CLEVELAND. Ten-dollar coal
and suspension of work In factories
are In sight us a result of the serious
fuel shortage here.
Coal dealers claim there are not
enough cars to transpoit the fuel.
Railroad otlichils declare dealers are
to blame for the high prices, as they
are hoarding their supplies against
future price advances.
KAN'DUSKY. Normal extension
work among Erie county teachers is
proving a success. More than 100
teachers, in all. are enrolled in San
dusky, Milan, Vermilion and Huron
classes. County School Superintend
ent OITcnhaucr Is instructor of the
.irioiis classes.
VIMSMILION. A dog is blamed Tor
sjiicidlng rabies among cattle and
o'her animal- near here. Two cows,
a i M'f and a ilosr :ne dead and other
animals aub eiug watched, while two
women, Mrs. (leorge Ilisden and Mrs.
L. A. P.raun. who administered to the
sic!; animals, areluklnv ireatme'ir
I Tl e iiclshhoihnnil is ovit"d i. r
the fear of hydnmlioliia.
1 lmilLTON. Two hundred C
employes of Hie Champion Coaled
Paper Co. wont on stilfce today f.d
lowing a refusal by the company otli
chils of their demand for an tiicionse
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This World Famous Piano has
Stood the Test of Time
npHINK of it 77 years ago over three-quarters of a century! 1839
is the date of the first Hallet & Davis Piano made.
Other pianos have come and g ne, but the Hallet & Davis has lived and
thrived, upholding the praise showered on it by such famous musicians as
Liszt, Strauss, Rubinstein and hosts of others'. As in those former days, the
Ts today the Ideal Instrument. It has the same haunting beauty of tone, the same
responsive action, the same simple beauty of case design and finish.
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Hallet
& Davis Piano
Furthermore, il is sold al a price within the reach of practically every music
loving home.
You cannot call yourself si discerning buyer if you invest in any piano be
fore you have investigated this one. Come in today before you put il oil.
A Hallet & Davis Piano can be put into your home
wherever you live on very convenient terms,
GOOSMAN PIANO CO.
3 14 Jefferson Ave. Toledo, OjWp. a
of ?l.no a week.
After tin strike the girls refused
to leave the mill, and the police bad
to be reinforced before they could get
the girls out. The girls were em
ployed as sorters.
I'OltTAC.K. Drilling on the Mrs.
I'YrnsIde-Cnrsou farm two miles west
of Portage, struck a vein that is
pumping ,'100 barrels of oil dally. This
Is the llrst time In nearly 1!0 years
that such a good paying well has
been found In that vicinity.
WHERE TO SECURE A1USIC.
It is often difficult to obtain clas
sical music, nnd music for students,
of a high standard. A store that
does not handle popular pieces but
the highest grade music, the "liard-to-flnd"
selections is that of II. J.
Votteler & Son, .'17 Arcade, Clove
land, O. This concern have a tre
mendous library of the best selec
tions and conduct n perfect mall
order system so that by writing to
them you can secure what you want
without delay or dlsappolninen.
arrange for holiday photographs, as
later the studio will be rushed. The
Derrick Studio Is located nt .111 Su
perior St.. between .Madison and Ad
ams, second Floor. He sure to drop
In when In Toledo and arrange for the
holiday pictures of yourself or any
member of your family, baby photos
a specialty with HKItRICK.
LAND PRODUCTS EXPOSITION.
The dairy exhibits at the Land
Pioducts and Live Stock Imposition,
to he held Dec. 4th to 10th, Inclusive,
at Toledo, will surpass any showing
ever made of blue ribbon winners,
It Is said. Dairy stock mid dairy
methods, all dairy supplies and live
dairy lectin es It will surely pay the
dairy-man to come often. Thoa tha
power farm machinery exhibits will
open up many new ideas for 1
creased production, with less lnbr
and expense. The Imposition is
being boomed far and wide aad
thousands of out-of-town visitors will
be on hand to enjoy nnd leara, at
the Terminal building, while the Land
Products, Live Stock and Power Farm
Machinery Show Is in progress.
SPECIAL
W arc In our near location aafl
have many bargains la pinna Ml
roodi. Call and boo na.
J. . Sweatman
447 Huron St., Cor. Jackie
One block weat of Intornrban otatlofl
PHOTOS POR THE HOLIDAYS
Ileally, there's no gift bettor than
a photograph, for as It has been said,
"Your friends can buy anything you
can give them but your photograph."
Where to secure the best work, with
the most, beautiful mountings the
newest Ideas, and at a popular price.
Is the question. In Toledo the iinme
IIKUIUPK stands for nil that Is new
and best in modern photography. At
this popular studio out of town folks
are given special attention. A large
line of beautiful frames aie also on
display. It Is not a bit too early to
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25c--30c--35c--40c the Ponnd All Grades 100 Pire
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The Best Photographs
By The Best Photographer
la The State
At popular prices. Latest Ideas and careful, personal attention to all
customers: out of town folks especially Invited to call. Clever baby
pictures our s'pecialty. lie sine to drop In when In Toledo, we will
make you feel "at home." Toledo's llncst studio.
J Arrange For Your Holiday Photographs Now
HERRICK 331ScScraoorrSt TOLEDO, O.
d1C For A High Grade
P1J TYPEWRITER
We Save You Real Money
You should use a good type
writer, we sell all standard makes
nt low prices, you save 50.
Underwoods, Remingtons, and
others rebuilt at your own tlgure.
Drop us a postal, say what you
want, we can give it to you. All
charges paid, satisfaction guaran
teed. Ask for Corona details, nlg
gest value on earth. All supplies ;
ribbons r.Or by mall Address
TOLEDO TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
140 Huron S Toledo, O.
to ALEX MERSEL
191 DUANE STREET,
Daily Returns
NEW YORK CITY
No Commissions
'HENNERY WHITES AND DROWNS A SPECIALTY"
Broadway Trust Co.
i cferenCCS Chatham nnd Pi.enix Nt. Bank
All N. Y. C 'tu. Ag.n ics
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More and more people are learning the wisdom of
shopping in Toledo. They are getting the benefit
of the great assortments bigger values better
service offered in this great Northwestern Ohio
Shopping Center.
Greater overcoat values
$10, $12.50, $15,
$18 to $25
You t'iinuol expect to equal these values
in other stores. The buyiny-power of our
two stores, in Cleveland and Toledo, gives
us exceptional advantages in our purchases,
and v turn Ihe savings over to you.
As low as $10 and $12.f() you will find thor
ough lv dependable overcoa is. The $15 over
coals are usual 18 to 20 quality. Al 18
we show genuine Hart SchatVner & Marx
ocreoals, not sold in other cities for less
than 20.
A I 23 we oiler special selections. We
urge you to pay 25 if possible, as you are
able to obtain exceptionally line quality at
that price.
Entire fourth floor devoted to
overcoats. Models for every type
of figure. Complete range of sizes.
Snappy young men's models a fea
ture. Dignified, dressy coats.
Heavy, warm ulsters.
Big men we can fit you. Suits
and overcoats to 54 chest.
Mackioaws and Sweaters
Cold-proof and rnln-proof inackinaw coats In prac
tically every color combination and In many differ
ent new models, $,", $0, $0..ri0 to ?10. Sizes 0 to IS
years.
Wonderful array of sweater coats, by far the
largest we have ever shown, .sizes up to 00 chest.
All st.les and colors. Including striking new color
c( iiililiiiit-iiiiix si.fio to 10. Special value in ex
tra heavy sweaters at $fi.
Waterproof Pants
Just the thing for any man exposed to the weath-
Made of a beny gra. diagonal material whbli
wears wonderfully well. Cuariiuteed aliMiliit l.
w.it i -proof. All waist ami Iiimmiiu iniasiiremi nts.
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