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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL ijk.,uihi.ihj,i mm j uttyinrwaa-.r.yr.y-HT llJeUJHIlffHlll,llUUIlJUJtJ.'Jlll.l'lA'Mii.JtaaMBBgaiM & Notice These Prices on Patents. !? id) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) 0) 0) it) it) it) it) a; it) it) iti it it fc S1.00 1.00 .35 1.0 .50 .50 1.00 .50 .50 1.00 .50 3.75 .75 .50 Pcruna.. 83c Pinkhams Vegetable Compound 75c Fletchers Castoria... 25c Swamp Root 83c " " -12c Pinex . -15c Stewarts Dyspepsia Tablets 83c "' " " 42c Vinol S1.00 California Syrup of Figs 42c Tanlac S1.00 Horlick's Malted Milk 90c " " " 45c " " " Hospital size S3 25 Mellins Food G5c " " 1 45c Champney's Pharmacy The 1$&xaJUb Store fe3 aiy.',.irrrTr;iW g-'jjjg (I) 9) () (0 fi WATCH OUR WINDOWS. GOODS OF QUALITY 4ft s f ?5 rS - -j? S ?9 ?2 fS ?2 ?5 " T5 rS TB "S S . T5 5 -S - Mr. and Mrs. "Win. Comstock had as their house guest last week, Mrs. R. II. Comstock of St. Louis, Mich. ' Mrs. W. C. England of Bowl ing Green was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry j Broka over Sunday. I PERRYSBURG MARKET. Corrected every Wednesday noon by the Perrysburg Grain & Seed Co. No. 2 red wheat 1.75 No. ! white whe.it 1.70 Ear Corn l.Jio Oata .r.i Barley....: -.: 00 Rye 00 PRODUCE Egga 3 Butter 38 Lard 14 CATTLE AND HOGS Corrected every Wednesday noon by Munger Bros. Steers 03 to is Co9 .0: r no Calvpa ?. 07 to in lions or. J to u 1 anibs 00 to" IW Ili(ts 14 1n!'nw (U POULTRY Turkey? Chickens Old Roosters. .V to -') 15 to. l .10 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thornton spent Monday in Ann Arbor, Mich. Mr. W. P. Ilund is again con nected with the Starr Piano Co. of Toledo. FOR SALE Young Jcrsey Holstein cow with calf by side. WM. SIMON, Roachton. Mr. G. W. Stickles of Toledo was a guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kazmaier, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. "Will Broka and son, Sherman, spent Sunday with Mr. Broka 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Broka. Miss Edna Artz and Miss Matilda Keller were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. Elvin and Jacob Emch. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Barton had as Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Howard Egglcston, Mr. aiid Mrs. Geo. "Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Warmer, Mik s Keglev and Mr. James Clegg, all of Toledo. 1 FOR SALE One 244-egg incu bator, one 144-egg incubator, one heated brooder, one No. 12 DeLaval cream separator, one registered Jersey cow and one registered Jer sey bull. Fred Loomis. Fresh Buckwheat Flour, AA lbs 35c, 10 lbs 70c. Rolled Oats, 10 nnd 25 cents per pkg. Bulk Coffee 20o per lb. Syrup 10, 25 and 50c per can. Lenox Soap 7 bars 25c. Toilet Soap 5c, 3 for 10c Trilby Soap 10c, 3 for 25c. Cold Dust 5 and 2sc pkg. Orauges, 20 and 25 cents per doz. Raisins 10c per lb and 15c per pkg. Assortment of Jelly '0c per tumbler. Bread 10c per loaf. Saturday Special. Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs, 73c. F. JEZZARD A. J. WITZLER UndertakerEmbalmer Both Phones, No. 1. PERRYSBURG, OHIO. I furnish either Horse drawn or Auto Service at reasonable prices. Credit extended my patrons if needed. Our work guaranteed satisfactory. A. J. WITZLER. Mr. Elmer Swartz is on the sick list. When baby suffers with eczema or some itching skin trouble, use Doan's Ointment. A little of it goes a long way and it is safe for children. 50c a box at all stores. Mrs. Phil Murphey of Toledo spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Walter Perry. Mr. Harry Comstock of Tiffin was in town Thursday, the guest of his percnts, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Comstock. BXXKKn UNION DELIVERY 'QUALITY FIRST' B i. i s Established 38 years ago THE MEAT MARKET OF QUALITY SOLICITS YOUR PATRONAGE We also carry the famous Heinz (57 varieties) line of pure food products. Just received and opened Heinz Saucr Kraut and Heinz Dill Pickles. Also Heinz new Apple Butler and Ketchup. We believe we can please you. Let us try it. MUNGER BROS Phone Main 50 Established 1879 j& xo;o: ;.k.;.v:.. .&. .:.. . -:vm:m:: -: y B V U a V m Try a Pair of FINCK'S DETROIT SPECIAL OVERALLS Si 50. We have at nil times t good line of Shirt Waists Cotton and Silk. n 0 9 n K M Si Try one of our N. H Corsets 50c tO'$i. 00. - () Warner Corsets, $ 00, $1.25, $2,00. " ii - ! i .i .-; ! si.. .i W. J. VEITCH saartt". :". . .. ', ,.'.,.7sy ;i r. V H Which way are you going? Are you saving or are you Running Behind? You Can't begin to go forward financially until you leam to save your money. An account at this Hank is a long step Forward fczs liM lift jiwM3 Hi xii ill &Se&&&:&e&:&aS:6ee&e::!i' m m m Use NYAL'S Winter Cough Syrup for Grips and Colds Drugs delivered free with your grocery order. WHITEHEAD, Ph. G.fg Phono, Main 18 6V Union Delivery taJa,-aa-.'ja-.a'.ja.s-.s-.s--.--.'.a'a,si8'a'i&,a'a,ia,a-a Cement Products Most Anything that CAN be made of Concrete: BUILDING BLOCKS, PORCH COLUMNS, CHIMNEYS and TOPS, CISTERN and WELL TOPS, LAWN VASES JARDINEERS, BIRD BATHS, LAWN BENCHES, CEMENT TABLES, SIDEWALK SLABS, FENCE POSTS, CIRCLE BLOCKS for CISTERNS, CATCH BASINS, ETC. ELK Builders Supply Co. Phone Blue 41 Perrysburg, Ohio.$ Let us lay that Cement or Concrete walk for you. Hrmr.-J1u,,a,l.l,.,1urTTI1B CONTRACTORS LET ME GIVE YOU PRICES ON THE ELECTRIC" WIRING OF YOUR SPRING WORK OR ANY OTHER YOU HAVE ON HAND. ELECTRICAL .CONSTRUCTION POWER AND LIGHTING EVEREST TE- R I p-p-cr-cc- S CORNER WHITE AND JOHN PHONE, MAIN 152 MAUMEE, OHIO License 1SS7. AH wrrk in ;rrrrrlrinn wifli flio Qfifa OnAa il "" " -....w .!.. n,, UIUH. VUUV. 53 Phone us at our expense. 33 nZZZ&JgSZXZJSffiZF!Z m ' j.?yji: EWIIHIWBriBlBWHBBB IF IT IS GOOD MILK AND CREAM YOU WANT Call Main 154 HOMEVOOD DAERY F. S. LOOMIS Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schneider and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schneider. Mrs. Warren McCoy, of De troit, Mich., was the guest of rela tives in Perrysburg the fore part of the week. Mrs. Louise Hoffman and grandchildren, Merlin and Norman, were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoffman of Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Donalson, of Akron, O., have been the guests for a few days of Mrs. Donalson 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Fred nenry, who are spending the winter in Florida, write to their home friends that they are perfectly satisfied with their strawberries and sunshine and do not envy us our cold winds. Mrs. Austin Phillips is in To ledo for the week the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Leslie. Mr. Ward Hanson was in Bowling Green Saturday where he attended the Teachers' Institute and visited relatives. Mr. Frank Curtis, who has been at Mt. Clemens, Mich., taking bahs for rheumatism, is home anil vfeiy much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Warns and 1 son, virgu, 01 tslisstieia, Jiicu., were Sunday guests of Mr. Warns' parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Warns. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gallicr. of Bowling Green, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Meeker and son, Daniel, of Toledo, were guests of Mrs. Kath ryn Meeker on Sunday. B. O'REILLY Gent's Tailoring Perrysburg, Phone Blue 33 Ohio Mrs. Harry Thomas and Mrs C. A. McCabe, of Maumee, spent Wednesday in Toledo, Mrs. Del Simmons and daugh ter, Ruth, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grimes. The Loyal Daughters' Sunday School Class of the E. V. church will hold their regular meeting Friday evening at Bellmont Farm. The Dorcas Society of Presby terian church will hold their regu lar meeting Friday afternoon. Feb ruary the twenty-third in tin church parlors. The meeting vill be in the form of a Washington Birthday Tea to which each m'iii Ihh is privileged to bring one guest. Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs. Pheley, Mrs. Craig, Miss Pow ers and Miss Modenvell. Mrs. R. P. Barton spent Wed nesday in Toledo the guest of her sister, Mrs. Howard Eggleston. j Mr. and Mrs., Lawrence Ryder I of Luckey, O., who intend to move jfrom their present location, were 1 pleasantly surprised by friends and neighbors on Wednesday evening. 'The fore part of the evening was I spent with games and music after I which refreshments were served. At a very late hour the guests departed after wishing Mr. and Mrs. Ryder 1 good luck in the future home. Real Estate Bargains. AUTO DRIVERS TAKE NOTICE. of your storage batteries. Don't let them run down and freeze. Batteries will freeze 20 degrees I above zero if run down. I We are prepared to recharge 'and repair all makes of storage batteries, magnetos and coiL PERRYSBURG GARAGE. G. W. Moser, Prop. One and one-quarter acres of land with house of 7 rooms, 12 large apple trees and plenty ofi other small fruit. Can have elec-1 trie lights, sewer and city water. Only 3 blocks of street car. I House on Second street, has 7 rooms, cellar and all modern im provements. Lot G6xlGf5. Price right for quick sale. RALPH T. BRITTEN AUCTIONEER Graduate of Jones Natioual School of Auctioneering. Phone Ilea 10-1 I'ehhysjiuiiu, O If you were to have a fire to-1 night, would you have that feeling of satisfaction at knowing that you were insured? If not you had better do it to day, the cost is so small it is folly to go uninsured. I am yours' to command, FOR SALE. GEO. J. MUNGER Anything in Insurance. , Phono, Main 50. Eos, Black 55. One acre, with cottage house, fine fruit, macadam road, good location, will make a finu homo for some one. Vacant lot on Front street, 110 ft. frontage, ono of the rare bargains on Front street for a buildinc: site. D2 acres of fine corn lund, good black soil, well tiled, yery productive, good house, large barn, with several ad ditiihw, 3 miles west of Waterville. This is an opportunity for some one and will sell at a bargain if taken soon. 10 acres of good land, 350 bearing pe-ich trees, small fruit, located on Smith Stone Koad, near Lime City, Wood Co., Ohio. '10 acres of sand loam land, fair buildings, young orchard, mile from stone road and 1!1 milc3 from Toledo. Good for general h'rmtng or would make a good truck farm, at a bargain. M. B. COOK Real Estate Agent. Perrysburg, Ohio, Eighty acres of fine land; fair house, good barn and other build ings. Good orchard. Only one mile from Monelova. A. T. DEWLAND. Perrysburg, Ohio gManrjrrnmfrin!3ga,"-'--,-"''i"-r,,'rr'-r7Ti,rr' GEO. M. PARKS UNDERTAKER Complete Motor Equipment No. 213-15 Main St., Toledo, O. Phones Bell Navarre 40 Home River 40 j. V 50tyt5OS50S55 fe as. BROWN ?a Dealer in J Staple and Fancy Groceries 8 toieer s oacon w j J? FRESH CREAM k Fresh Fruit and Vegetables O Distributor for Mrs. Sutter's Home-Made Bread ft 10 Cent Loaf for 10 Cents S a. ft : Q 5 Phone 15