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advance as bristles and bone are more difficult to procure.
We have a FINE LINE OF TOOTH BRUSHES from
15c to 45cTand our advice to you is that you buy a number
of them that you may not have to pay the much looked for
higher price later.
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St.Patrick's Day Party Favors
each .05c
Emerald Green Crepe Paper
per roll .10
New Smoked Bloater Herring
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Boneless Herring, per lb. 35c
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Sardines Mustard and Oil per
can , 10c
Salmon per can 20c, 25c & 30c
Tuna Fish, per can 25c
F. JEZZARD
Paragon gas, oils and greases.
HARPER BROS.' GARAGE.
After a three week's illness
Miss Gertrude King has resumed
her school work.
Miss Marjorie "Wallace of
Scotch Ridge is spending the week
with Miss Edith Frusher.
Mrs. "Wm. Veitcli spent Sun
day in Toledo with Mr. A.
Almendinger and son Norbert.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hartshorn
entertained at dinner Sunday eve
ning Dr. and Mrs. I. S. Bowers.
Mrs. Rcbcceah Thornton and
granddaughter Marjorie spent
several days of last week in To
ledo. Mr. and Mrs. "W. D. Cousino
had as their dinner guests Sun
day Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tayett of
Toledo.
The Misses Romaine Hayes
and Helen Bayer were guests over
the week enckof Miss Kathryn
Haubauer of Toledo.
Mrs. Mary Starry of Toledo
and little Miss Martha Fahrer
were Mrs. Emma 'Ellenbergcr's
guests Sunday.
Mr, Herbert Roether of the
University of Michigan was home
for the week's end with his par
ents' Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Roether.
-Mr. and Mrs. Mills spent Sun
day with friends in Toledo.
Miss Ruth Frusher was Miss
Lois Kazmaiers guest Tuesday.
Mrs. Jno. Ward ofToledo was
Mrs. A. T. D'ewland's guest Sun
day. Mrs. Fred "Wessler is spending
the week with Mrs. J. J. Lynch at
Wildwood.
Mrs. m. Wellstead was the
guest-erf Mrs. J. F. Harmon of To
ledo Sunday.
Mr. and-Mrs. Bert King spent
Sunday in Bowling Green with Mr.
Fulton Mercer.
Miss Mildred nenry had as
guests Sunday the Misses Helen
and Alma Eckel.
Mr. B. Justin of Toledo visited
his sister, Mrs. Val Schwind, Jr.,
and family Sunday. ,
Mrs. W. Eck's nephew Mr.
Charles J. Deimling of Lime City
was her guest over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ladd and
family of Weston were guests at
the C. Hartsing home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Carter
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Man
dell and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Treusehell were guests at the Fred
Kopp home.
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UNION DELIVERY
"QUALITY FD2ST'
S pedals this Week
Large or Small Bologna per lb 20c
Picnic Hams (Our own cured) per lb 27c
Berdan's Coffee (Steel cut) per lb 20c
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1 Can Beeta-
1 Can Tomatoes .
1 Can Pumpkin
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2 Cans Kraut, No. 2 size.- 25c
Peet's Toilet Soap, per bar 5c
Tall Can Salmon (Red) , 26o
Tall CanSalmon (Pink) 20c
Postum Cereal 23c
Heinz Dill Pickles per doz. 26c
MUNGER BROS
Quality Meat Market
Phone Main 60 Established 1879
There are. times in the lives of successful men when
Credit
at the bank is of vital importance. But the time to estab
lish that credit is before its use is required.
Establish your Credit
with us now and in your time of need we will back you'
to the limits of Sound Banking Practice.
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Leo Tires and Tubes at
HARPER BROS.' GARAGE.
Wanted Experienced girl for
general housework. Inquire Jour
nal Office.
Mrs. Joseph Carpenter is en
tertaining Mrs. C. Cobb" and chil
dren of Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Hufford
wcrci guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Ber,t Hufford.
Miss Esther Broka spent the
week-end in Bowling Green with
her sister Mrs. Chas. England.
Mrs. Chas. nanson had as her
guests on Sunday her brother and
rwife Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Potter.
Mr. Jno. Cornelius of Mau
mec spent Sunday with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cornelius.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunham Sim-j
mpns and daughters Ila and-Eloise
visited friends at Portage Sunday
I
The Misses Lulu Bayers and,
Leona Keifer wero week-end
guests of Mrs. Fred Rossbach, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Gorton
have as their guest their nephew
Mr. Frank Goswell of Prairie
Depot.
Mrs. Geo. Cobb of Britton,
Mich., has returned to Britton,
Mich., after a brief visit with Mrs.
Earl Simmons.
Mrs. R. A. Belmont and little
daughter have come from New
Kensington, Pa., for an indefinite
stay with her sister Mrs. 1?. Dowl
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ryder
and son Clifford of Dunbridge
were Sunday guests of their par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kaz
maier. Miss Minnie Martin of Toledo
was the -week-end guest of Miss
Mary Franey. The Misses Marie
Shove and "Anna Fitzgerald were
Sunday guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yeager. en
tertained at dinner Sunday, the
occasionxbeing Mr. Yeager 's birth
day, Mr. and Mrs. Merton Yeager
of Toledo and Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
Yeager of this placet
The Columbian Concert Trio,
Messrs. A. C. Fuhrman, C. Myers,
B. Williams, and their manager,
Mr. M. Wrickle, were dinner
guests xof Rev. and Mrs. C. W.
Weltmer Monday evening.
Trucking and light hauling.
Quick trips.
nARPER BROS.' GARAGE.
Miss Gladys Thurlby spent
over the week end with friends at
Delta.
Mrs. R. Loftus of Toledo was
Mrs. C. A. Braun's guest over the
week end.
Mrs. Frank narvey and chil
dren of HobarFspent Sunday with
Mrs. James Blinn.
Mr. Charles Lincoln of To
ledo spent Sunday with his sister
Mrs. -S. T. Phillips.
Mrs. Ira Simmons and Mrs.
A. T..Dewland spent Monday with
friends in Toledo.
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More Time for You
toiest knit or visit when you let us supply you with gro-
ceries and drugs? Why?
1st. Because we can supply you with both groceries and
drugs and it takes less time to order both from one
place than to call two stores.
2nd. Because we will send your drugs to you, thus saving
you the trouble of coming for them.
D. C. WHITEHEAD, Ph.G.
Phona, Main 186
- Nyal Quality Druff Store.
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Our Building Blocks I
ARE GUARANTEED TO BE THE HIGHEST IN
QUALITY, DESIGN, FINISH AND DURABILITY
We are prepared to fill orders for
Cement, (fresh and best grade), Sand," Lime,
Posts, Sidewalks, Sewer Pipe, Ornamental
Lawn Vases, Guaranteed Flexible Shingles,
General Building Material.
ELK Builders Supply Co.
Phone Blue 41
Perrysburg, Ohio
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Mr. W. I Taylor is in Cross
well, Mich., on business, this week.
Automobile repairing and
quick service.
HARPER BROS.' GARAGE.
FOR SALE Plymouth Rock
cockerels. Two full blooded Poland
China stock hogs.
MAIER.
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We now Jiave a new line of
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR v
at almost lis good values for the same pri
ces as formerly given.
Also our new CURTAIN GOODS for iac
to 50c per yard.
Try a pair of' Finck's Detroit Special
Overalls.
When In need of Curtain Goods don't
fall to-iook ove our line. a
W. J. VEITCH
For any itching, skin trouble, piles,
eczemri, salt rheum, hives, itch, scald
head, herpes, scabies, Doan's Ointment
is highly recommended. GOc abox at
all stores.
I
ANYTHING IN INSURANCE
OR SURETY BONDS
Only the best and most .reliable
companies represented.
15 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS
Get a policy from Munger and
youwill be satisfied.
GEO. J. MUNGER
General Insurance
PfcoM, M&iB 69. Urn; Black 65
F. Byrne and wife were
guests on "Washington's birthday
at the home of E. J. Spilker.
,.- Mr. and Mrs. C. E .-Powers
and son Lloyd of Monclova spent
"Sunday at the Frank Hnfforrl
farm.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hega
master of Toledo were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Zingg.
Mr. and Mrs. "Wm. Simmons
had as their guests Sunday their
daughter and husband1. Mr. and
Mrs. John Moreo. -
Mrs. Steve Snyder had as
guests Sunday Mrs. Henry Han
son and children of Genoa, Mrs.
Robert Mayer of Toledo and Mrs.
Fred Snyder.
Miss May and Mr. Harry
Ileunau left Monday for Camp
Merritt, ' N. J., having received
word that their brother Everett
TTonnnn in ill witli Tmnnmrmin
Miss Jessie Pratt of Toledo
was the guest of Mrs. J. D. Witt
more Thursday, Mrs. Jjouis Bayer
of Toledo being Miss -"Blanche
Wittmore's guest the same day.
Tn a recent contest at St. Rose
of Lima school for essays on
Abraham Lincoln, pupils receiving
the highest per cent were Lucille
Lehr of the fifth grade, Margaret
Bayer of the sixth, and Angela
noffman of the seventh grade.
The regular meeting of the
Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church will be held
with Mrs. Pheley on Wednesday,
March 6th, at 2 :30 p. m. The an
nual election of officers will be
held at this time. It is hoped
many will be present.
Mr. II. A. Lampman, who has
been with the Export department
of the Toxas Company of New
York for the past year and is now
on his way to Australia, was hero
for a day with his father, Mr. D.
Lampman, last week. Mrs. Lamp-
man accompanied him from New
York and will remain here during
his absence.
Fflr her husband, Dr. B. Kins
ley, the occasion being his birth
day anniversary, Mrs. Kinsley en
jfcrtained at a dinner party Sun
day evening, covers being layed
ifor seven and the following novel
menu served: First course-! or
tifications, camouflage of beef, my
America potatoes, torpedoed eggs,
submarine salad, bullets, .war
bread. -Third course; Red Cross
dynamite sticks, French coffee,
war and peace negotiations.
FRANK KAZ-2a
Miss Julia Canfield has re
turned from a three weeks' stay
in Toledo.
J. R Byrne and wife had as
Smiday guests Albert Jones and
wife of Toledo.
Mrs. Samuel Frautschi and
children of Rossford spent Sun
day a't the Geo. Lober home.
Mrs. S. T. Phillips had as her
Friday guests Mrs. Stanley Grewe
ana Miss Martha (Jnm of Toledo.
FOR SALE Seven room
house with bath and furnace. R. J.
Lamson, 322 E. Fourth St. Phone
White 60.
Complimenting Mrs. A. J.
Witzler's guest, Miss Feather of'
West Liberty, O., Mrs. E. E. Clark '
gave three tables of five hundred
Friday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. P. Kleupfel
entertained over the week-end Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Kleupfel, Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Kleupfel and Miss
Lena lUeupiel or Arclnbold.
Word has been received from
Karl D. LeMherer, who recently
enlisted, that he has been con
signed to the Aviation department.
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Kelley Ineld, San Antonio, Texas. H
Mr. C. G. Brown and family
of Bailey, O., motored to Perrys
burg Sunday, in their new Ford
and spent the day wif;h Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Scheider.
Mrs. Albert Snyder was given
a pleasant surprise Friday by her
friends, it being her birthday an
niversary. The ladies came in
time to serve a delicious dinner
which they had prepared. There
were 24 seated at the table.
Miss Eva Stickles and Mr.
William Snyder, both of Perrys
burg, were united in marriage on
Monday, February 25, 1918, by
Rev. C. W. Weltmer at his resi
dence. The young people have the
best wishes of numerous friends.
For Mr. and Mrs. Dunham
Simmons and family, who are leav-
I uig Liicir uuiimry nume 10 mice up
, their residence in Perrysburg, the
neighbors and a number of friends
, gave a farewell surprise Tuesday
evening, tho ludiesserving a well
1 planned supper.
The following guests were en
tertained at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. I. Taylor: Mesdames Dun
bar, Jas. Scott, Ellenberger, Robt.
Stickles and daughter Inez, Rev.
and Mrs. Weltmer and daughters,
Gladys and Mildred.
Where is John Hanel is the
question frequently asked? Who
knows ?
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Rheinfrank
entertained members of their 'fam
ily at dinner Sunday.
Mr. Emerson Simmons spent
several days of last week with Mr.
Chas. Hufford and family.
Rev. E. F. McCartney of
Mitchellville, la., was Mr. and
Mrs. T. M. Milligan's guest f ok. the
week end.
Mr. Victor Wyffles, who was
taken ill while traveling through
the country as a salesman, stop
ping at the home of Mr. Schaum
barger near Milbury, died on Mon
day, February 25. By credentials
in his possession it was learned he
had a brother in Rock Island, HI.,
with whom Undertaker Witzler
communicated, and the brother
came here to attend the funeral.
The remains were buried in Ft.
Meigs cemetery.
$300.00 down, balance as rent,
buys a beautiful 7-room home,
with built-in bookcase, desk,
buliet and cabinet, all oak finish.
Full basement, well, cistern and
garage.- Un .Louisiana Ave.
40tf .Fred L. Mahr.
PEimYSBUnG MARKET
Corrected every Wednesday noon by
the Perrysburff Grain & Seed Co.
No. 2 red wheat 2.10
No 2 white wheat . 2.08
New Oat8 . . ., ,35
Barley ... . . 1.30
Uyo 1.70
SiEWCORN 1.60
rnoDucn
Ebbs .68
Butter .42
Lard ,20
I CATTLE AND HOGS
Corrected every Wednesday noon by
Hunger Bros.
Steers .oa to .10
Cows . .03 to .07
Calves 07 to .13
tlogrs 10 to .18 '
Lambs X .06 to .11
Hides .13
Tallow .04
POULTRY
Turkeys .20 to .25
Old Roosters ... ... .15
young: " to .23
Farmers and stock buyers will
find much to tfyeir interest by at
tending the Public Sale to bo held
at tho D. R. Acklin farm, Friday,
March 8th, three miles West of
Perrysburg on the River Road.
Solo to begin at 10 a. m.
SEND YOUR DRESS COAT
here to be dry cleaned. It will be
returned to you looking as if it
had just come from the tailor.
Ladies' evening gowns are treated
with equal success by our process.
Tho daintiest fabric or most deli
cate color is neither injured nor
altered in any way by our dry
cleaning. Wo simply renew tho
freshness of tho garment.
MELTON MLADENUS
Perrysburg', Ohio
Phone Main 256, Res., Bd 78
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