Perrysburg journal., January 24, 1918, Image 6

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CHARGE OF THE PRICE JIR1GJDE.
Half a ccnl, half a cent,
Half .: cent upxvard,
Soared Hie food prices.
Aro doxenxvard rumor. ' "
His not to question xchy, it
His not to make reply, s
His to (jo broke and buy
Poor ult consumer.
' LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
-known motion niclurc actresses is in a bad way. Her
salary has been cut down to ? 1,200 a week during the war: But as the old
iayingr goes, the poor we have always with us.
A ship arrived yesterday at a certain American port (name deleted by
censor) ftom a certa.n European port (name deleted by censor), and as the
steamer pasted the Statue of Liberty the passengers cheered. They said
they had had no trouble since leaving Quccnstown.
A LITTLE SLICE O' LIFE.
Every time I went home at night
My wife asked mc about Russia.
She kept it up for a long time,
And every night I would have some pat reply.
"Oli, the HolHhcviki have taken Szechivokaloffanitchanoff,"
Or, "The Duma has jumped down (lie throat of the Soviet," -
Or, "Koxtrulsky lias taken the Tsarskoe Selo,"
Or, "Gen. llilemupski is on the water wagon,"
Or something like tiiat which had
Been in the evening paper.
She never asked about Italy or Herzegovina,
Or any other place, but always about Russia.
After several weeks I asked her:
"Why all the anxiety about Russia?
Why not worry about some other country for a while,
, , Where the names are easier to pronounce."
"Well," she said, "I am worried about Russia
Hoeausc 1 have jot to fet a piece of Russian sable
Next winter to piece out my coat,
And 1 was hoping that things wouldn't
(Jo entirely to ni"ccs over there before then."
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The girl in tiie present-day Fifth avenue shirt doesn't have to watch
her step. Everybody else watches it for her.
IF THE KAISER IS SEEKING MORE TERRITORY, MAYBE ENG
LAND COULD BE PREVAILED UPON TO GIVE HIM ST. HELENA.
A lady called up our favorite butcher on the phone and asked him If he
had any nice slumps.
"Slumps?" asked the butcher. "What are they?"
"Indeed I don't know," replicl the fair customer, "but my husband is
always talking about slumps in the market, so I thought I would try some.
They seem to be abo-il the oniv thing we can afford."
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Man arrested in New York had $34,000 on his person.
Re was not a Broadway e:.fe habitue.
The, Summary of (he News
Ths Coal Conservation Order makes
Monday vlrtinlly a holiday fnrMen
. weeks, and thousands of workers
are throw u out of employment on
(Ills day eaeh week. The fuel ad
ministration states that the freight
eongu.it inn and extreme weather
ni-Kl'1 tlw action necessary, ami
they hope to .iave ::o,(00,000 tons
liy this order. The order applies
to all po'nti east of I hi Mississippi,
but !f Iciire I le'.lef i.s nut obtained
the wh!c e -'iitr,v may be inetltiled.
all faetorie.i, shops anil stores, with
- a fev ev .i,-.t iris ar i-"ques-ed- t'i
. close up on Monday for nine more
weeks. i
IHncS'iiJ to Recruit Huge Army at the
eailie.it pu-ii.l w.tie tu t i . . -
oriMi. tii- ne'j !iik .trength and m
put all liri- iviiKiroes into 'the i-oii-lllet.
The t'liUed States is urged
t si-a.j tii" t over ns fast as pos
sible Poisen Pollen fur Wheat fields bm '
ber-ii iiiiiM'lTc;! inln tbis country by
i1 H-iii .-ilieiis, and a government
wuTiihi! ha- Ktiue out to be on ibc
" wnN-'i fur the litaJieiotii plotteis
v ). ifc'-c to ri'.i'i tin- eomliiK liar-'
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.lap Warships Are Guarding I lie port
of Vlnlhn-t(ik to piotoct the for
ok'i ::itiMv-t-. in ca.i.' the clash be-
"fcvR-i'i tin- ISi.l.ihi'v-tkUaud i'nnneks
thnjei;s Hw-. .:ul piopertj,
S "ten ftiiuc Is Recoserod :il Camp
i Fuiiston, 'where Luwls Wheeler, In
captain's uniform, stole $02,000
t'roiu the army haul: after killing
tour employees.
Daniel Willard Resigns from head of
war board or council of national de
fense to gjve entire time to manag
ing 15. & O. railroad.
Italians Again Repulse Foe ,-is the
Austria lis made a desperate effort
In retake lost positions on the Inwii
I 'hive.
t'onncr French Premier is arrested as
a Iraitor. C.-illaux Is accused of
lilot'lii'j with the (ieriuau govern
ment te bcti-.-iy his country
viei::iais Again Become Active in Hie
Veriiuui sector, but the French
withstood the attack- ami hurled the
em my back with severe losses,
Alntiny of Get man U-Boat Crews Is
i"p. tted to have recently resulted
in the kllllni.' of :S.S Cermaii ollicers
at tin iiav.l base of Kiel.
Registration cf Enemy Aliens will be
gin February -lib, and in towns and
inriil iljstriets the postmasters will
be the registrars.
STKFANSSEN DISCOVERS
NEW BIG ARCTIC ISLANDS
Fair' iiuk.-i, Alaska. Sevetal new
la-'ie Aietie islands were discovered
no-lhwi'st n1 I! iul:.sland in Hie spring
of liiltl by Vll.'aliuiir Stefiiiisscn. the
V.v le expl i:i"". aeeer 111 2 to ('apt. A.
Lane, who arilved lien- leeeiltly
I'nun the Arctic ot-eiin, bi'iuging direct
i:ows from the cxphirer. who. he say.s.
1:- opFiiillug the 1!)17-1S whiter lit the
uoi'thern seas at Ilnrtel Island. The
explorer elalmcil the new lands for
Camilla.
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Iroops are reailv in o ovtfi the top. mid await their turn at t lie firing line.
The Auto Show
National, state and lesser units of
government have turned unanimously
to the use of the gasoline motor car.
motor tiuck and faun tractor as the
last word In ellletency for the promo
tion of thrift neeessnry to the success
ful conduct of tire great war on the
part of the United States.
That the nation's immense cam
paign is based on the' utilization of
the gasoline- motor to the utmost ex
tent of Its possibilities will be fully
demonstrated at the Tenth Annual
Auto Show nt the Terminal Auditor
ium in Toledo February 11th to Kith,
Inclusive.
At this unusual exposition of the
Toledo Auto Shows Company the gov
ernment's program for the employ
ment of the gasoline motor to win the
war will be made clear, from the use
of the highest typo of motor In its
great airplane tleet now under con
struction, to the more modest tvpn
which is capable of employing low
grade kerosene as fuel in" the driving
of tractors nml some styles of pas
senger cars.
One of the most Important features
of this big auto show will be the dem
onstration of kerosene burning car
bureters. There are now about a
dozen of these devices for the burning
of coal oil on the market and some
of the best Of these, having been
brought to a high state of perfection,
and fully tested under every condi
tion, will be on display with their at
tested records showing a .snving of
nearly nil per cent In fuel cost.
Importance of the farm tractor in
the Intensive agricultural develop
ment for the coming season, which
will be given a chief place for deniou
stiation in the IMS Toledo Auto
Show, is indicated by a recent move
ment inaugurated i.y Governor Cox of
Ohio to furnish farai tiaetors to every
vount. In the state for the Spring
plowing. '
Since 1 lit- slate Is not permitted to
buy and own tho tractors Coveruor
I'ox induced groups of citizens "to or
ganize by counties, Iirdlvldunl citizens
to .subscribe money locally to purchase
one or more tractors for each country.
By airangemcnt with the tractor inmi
ufactmers these tractors will be man
ned by experienced operators so that
in tiie plowing season the machines,
nuiy-lie kept in operation day and
night. They aie to be available for
Spring work on any-farm needing help
in plowing.
lint the tractor and truck aie not
this only motor vehicles in which the
farmer is now -vitally interested. He
now llnds that the best passenger au
tomobile is none too good for him
from an e'-onimiical stainlpoliif. Time
has become the most impoilaut di
luent in the thrift program of the
farmer, and lie'tinds he cannot con
serw time or make an adequate profit
with horses. Me (Inils lie lias to go
about (lie country, and to town and
buck as much If not more than ever,
'and he wants n vehicle that will Jake
THE FRENCH CAMOUFLEURS ARE VALUABLE ARTISTS
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'i' itsfi9jaLi''na(jCoyA jj:.a tHw.wwv'jiw"'wwM'---."'"'--"'-'..on.n-- -- - -,---, . --
, . cup., of lieiH li et'iiiuiiriiMir. i.i tiltiM luu Ihu ai'l' ,"i' " '!'U highway. Hack of .he trout, line. Wue;i ttie
Wuik !, f iiisbeif the liei lo will lv ili.-'lllo Mctlt,f 'a
him where he wants to go In a hurry
and get him back In a hurry. To re-
,vlse an old proverb: "Itond procrasti
nation is the thief of thrift."
The Toledo Auto Show this year
will show the latest models In all
types of "gasoline and electrlo passen
ger cars, including the Touring ear.
Coupe, Itoadster, Sedan, Limousine,
Cabriolet, Town Car, Coaehalre, lCiin
about, Coupolet,-Cruiser and others.
In the large Accessory section at the
Toledo Auto Show will be found dis
plays of the tunny devices and attach
ments required by enr owners wli'
wiwo iii injuuii cue iiiniosi. in uuiii.
nnd comfort from their vehicle.
ruder the direction of Gcnen
Malinger ltnclow the mammoth To
Inal Auilitorltfliv the largest and beH
appointed exposition building In th!
country the, wealth of exhibit nt th
Toledo Auto Show will bo enhanced b
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a wonderfully beautiful pntrlotiodo
M.,1 , 1 ... Mnl.n.ni It.lRKHHnhflAil 1.. nil
I'liiiiii; ouuuiiiu uiKiui ifiinnuil 4JJ iiai,!
otncrnuto snow in uie country. J'Jinu
ornte ntuslcnl programs, lncluiilni'
band concerts and solos" by celebrated
artists, nave been arranged xor eaci
nrternoon and evening during tin
show.
Hearse or Ambulance
Chaosis in Al Conditioc
Needs no alteration to mount body,
No use for same. Any reasonable of
fer accepted. Cash or long time!
Must have the room. Trade for rea
estate. D. Qiscl, 2948 Monroe street,!
Toledo, O.
WANTED To knovV of a Farm fot;
sale or trade. Address H. Hlldingi
409 Snencer St.. Toledo. O. I
WITT TITMH MaArial
Cast Iron, Aluminum, Bronze" (t
Welding Flux Immediate delivery. j
ACETYLENE WELUINU
Auto Repair & Machine Co.
Foot Washington St. Toledo, O.
Auto Radiator Repairing
By Experts
Lober Art Brass and Specialty Co. -
Special attention given to out-of-town customers.
126-128 11th Street TOLEDO, OHIO
Baker s
Mid-Winter
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1 H
arance
Wc suggest that you come at once to secure
the pick of the very remarkable values being of
fered in this sale. We can safely say that we
bave novel' held a clearance sale that works out
so much to your advantage.
Fancy suits and
overcoats
in broken lots greatly redueed
for immediate clearance.
Regular $18
huit.s urn!
overcoats .
Regular 20
suits and
overcoats
Regular 22.50
suits and
overcoats
$14-95
$15.95
$17.95
Regular $25
suits and
overcoats ..
Regular 30
suits and.
overcoats
Regular S35
suits and
overcoats
$19.95
$23-50
$26-95
An ample showing of the things ynung men like as
well as nice conservative styles for older men. In the
suits there are belled and plain back styles. In the overt-outs
there arc half-belt and all-'round belted models as
well as fitted hack and loose hack models in double faced
fabrics. Priced in many cases less than today's whole
sale prk'ea-on these goods."
Sale
OosrrlfhtllirtSchaansr&Man
All- other fancy suits and overcoats 10 off
All fancy patterned suits and overcoats that aroliot included in any special lots
during this clearance sale are offered at 10 per cent reduction from our regular prices,
which means an actual saving of 30 per cent to 50 per cent based on the present worth
of these clothes. All our line Hart Schaffncr & Marx all-wool pattern suits and over
coals are included. Every size is included..
Gl
earance sa
le
Boy's clothes
Boy's-fancy knicker suits
.?.- to S20 suits clearing at $1.50 to $18.
(Blue merges not included.) -
Fat boys' knicker suits
810 to $18 suits clearing at $9 to $10.20
Si7.es M lo 1!) .O" :
Boys', school .overcoats
87.ii0 to .?!, overcoats now nt'tffi.7f lo $KJ.j).
Wool mackinaws, 12 to 18 years
- 8! 15 lo s?ltl mackinaws clearing at
$4 to $13.50
Wc are unable to make any reduc
tion on staple worsted and serge
suits or staple fabrics in overcoats.
The regular price sbeing offered on
these clothes you .will find as low
and probably lower than the dis
- count prices offered elsewhere, and
much below what prices will be next
. season for clothes of equal quality.
Baker Dividend Coupons
Mean an Extra 5 Saivng.
In addition to the big savings
offered in this clearance sale you
gel an extra 5 per cent discount
by means of our Baker Dividend
Coupons. Make a hubil of ask
ing1 for them with every purchase.
Mail Crtfers Promptly Filled Parcel Post Charges Prepaid Anywhere
To-a
er Co
435441 Summit Street, TOLEDO, OHIO
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