The Sandusky Star-Journal from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 6

icl. it ii THE SANDUSKY STARJOURNAL THURSDAY, NOV. 6, 1919 5: OUR NEIGHBORS Township Officers Elected Tuesday Ger- Aftnough there were no candidates end the -ballots were blank, voters of Groion and Oxiord-tps elected officers, Tuesday, enough of them writing names in the blank spaces. Officers, elected in these and several other townships follow: Groton. Trustees--Fred Gastier, P.

J. Bieb- 5 richer and Lawrence Miller. 1 Clerk--R. L. Graves.

Treasurer--George Moyer. Justice-of-the-peace--Scott Constable--E. F. Deyo. Assessor--Scott German.

Road Supervisor, Phil Russell. Ditch Supervisor, Fred Hartun. Oxford. 1 Trustees--H. P.

Crecelius, Jacob Herbel and Clayton Sargent. Clerk--Jacob Leber. Treasurer--Henry Scheid. Justice-of-the-peace--Fred Schnee Constable--Beit Stewart. Assessor--Boalt Strong.

Mai'SJU'ftta. Cierk--w. H. Rogorg. Treasurer--Thomas Carney.

Constable--Dm id Brown. Absebsor--James Fitz. D. Shepherd. Klroence.

Trustees--Frank F. Chandler, William H. Jarrett and Peter C. Robertson. Clerk--Lee A.

Andrews. Treasurer--V. C. Henry. Constable--Burt Baker.

Justice-of-the-peace--Joel E. Derby. Berlin. Trustees --Fred Ackerman, J. B.

Dimmick and L. C. Meyers. Clerk--w. H.

Stephens. Board of Education--Jesse Hough, A Hunt, Charles Conklin and Jesse Foyer. Constables--T. J. Xichols and H.

G. Hurst. Assessor--J. D. Fisher.

OXFORD-TP FARMER, JOHN SCHNELL, DEAD John Philip Schnell, well-known farmer of Oxford-tp, passed away at! the family residence at 1:10 o'clock Thursday morning, aged 57 years, 1 month and 19 days. He is survived, by his widow, three sons, Walter, Russell and Earl, four daughters, i Elsie, Lillian, Gertrude and Irene Schnell, all of Oxford; six brothers, Charles, Philip and Henry Schnell, of Oxford, George of Milan and wig and Gustav Schnell of Huron; four sisters, Mrs. Henry Behrens of Huron, Mrs. Henry Husted of Av- eiy, and Mrs. Chas.

Weilnau and Mrs. Emory Spose of Dundee, Mich. Funeral services will be-held a the residence Friday at 2 p. pri- vate, the Rev. W.

H. Keading i i a i Interment will be made I in the Union Corners cemetery. i "MAIL LOVER" CAUGHT BY FEDERAL AGENTS CLEVELAND. Nov. 6--Cleveland's "mail lover" found himself in jail, today, alter an orgy of love making to local society women, covering a period of three years.

A pretty young woman, wearing a red rose and acting as agent for the department of justice, lured the wooer to a rendezvous where several officers laid ungentle hands on him as he appeared on the scene. Federal officials are withholding his name. Search of his room, in a fashionable part of the city disclosed an album, filled with pictures and nameii and addresses of society women clipped from local newspapers. Local authorities had been hunting for the "love letter" author for three years. seven and eight.

The appraised value of both is $8,000. The sale Is to be made to satisfy claims made by the Cleveland and Brewing company. COLDS breed and Spread INFLUENZA' KILL THE COLD AT ONCE WITH HILL'S CASCARAQUININI Standard opiat' SHERIFF WILL AUCTION FORMER SALOON, HOUSE Two Water-st buildings owned by William C. Hitter, one a former saloon, and the other a residence, are to be sold in pursuance of a court order by Deputy Sheriff Ed Hartman at the east door of the court house on Friday afternoon. The buildings are located on lots LOH PRICES' UNDERSELLING BOSTON STORE SANDUSKY.OHIO.

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VERMILION. HURON MAM ELECTED DOESN'T WANT PLACE A. H. Matt was elected a coun-l cilm'an Huron and he doesn't want the office. How to get rid of it however, is something else In a letter to Clerk Doerzbach the board of elections, Matt says) name as a candidate was used without his consent, and that he must decline to serve.

The board of elections, however, has i to do with this, and if Mr. Mali wishes to give up the i it will be necessary for him to present his resignation to the Huron council. PARTOLA The only mint candy laxative tablet Best for young and old. "The Doctot in Candy Form" Feeble Old People Gain Strength and Vigor rapidly on Vinoi, our Cod Liver and Iron Tonic. GRANGE HALLOWE'N PARTY VERMILION', Nov.

6--The Vermilion grange was entertained by Mrs. Cort Smith at a Hallowe'n social Fri- I day ening. Despite the weather a large crowd was present. The rooms were beautifully decorated in yellow and black colors, cats, bats and plenty of jack-o-lanterns. The "old witch" made her appearnce, telling fortunes for a small fee and affording much amusement.

A short pro- gram was rendered and all who were present report a good time. BREVITIES. Mrs. Henry Hoffner returned to her home in Cleveland Tuesday after a several days' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

M. Lee. George Holl and Miss Bertha Holl were in Sandusky Thursday. Mrs. Clarence Stoll and daughter Gertrude returned home-Monday after a few dajs' visit with relatives in Cleveland.

Mrs. O'Connell and daughter ot Cleveland spent several days here, the guests of relatives and friends. Mrs. C. E.

Ditzer of Dayton is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B. R. Hellar. Little Betty Hunter is quite ill with pneumonia at the Amherst hospital i where she was taken Tuesday, but her condition is reported to be as good as can be expected.

A large number of the Vermilion Fire department members attended the regular monthly meeting Tuesdaj evening. Atter the business session a fish fry was enoyed. Mrs. Henry Leidheiser entertained thirty-eight members of the Sewing Circle of the Reformed church at her home Tuesday afternoon at a fish fry. The following new members were releived: Mrs.

Philip Darley, Mrs. Vern Leidheiser, Mrs. Geo. Leidheiser, Mrs. John Lenz, Mrs.

J. Opperman and Mrs. J. Englebry. Our Phone Number I A Challenge $45 Smart Suits While They Last 2Q.95 The greatest suit offer ever made in Sandusky.

The seasons very newest creations, developed in Silvertones, Bolivia, Broadcloth and other favored materials; actual values up to 145.00. While they last Friday, priced $29.95. $32.50 CLOTH COATS 23.75 The situation is indeed serious--and the only promise we will make is the promise to place your name on our books and deliver in the order that requests are made. SANDUSKY FUEL CO. BERNARD T.

GAGEN, Mgr. Come tomorrow and select from a. large assortment of the season's very newest styles in cloth coats for women and misses. This is really a remarkable offer; actual values, they last Friday at $23.75. VICKERY Vinoi contains the very elements needed to replace weakness with strength, just as it did for this New York man.

"I am 74 years ofcatre and got into a weak run-down condition as a result of the grippe. Our druggist suggested Vinol to build me up and I noticed an imorovemcnt soon after takin? it, and it has restored my strength so I can now do a good day's v.oi 1 M' wife has also taken Vino) for a run-down condition with splendid Your druggist lias for many yeaiTM icTomnirmied Vinoi ho know, ilicii- is nottiiiiK bettor tlum this fami ami I TM ll to crrate Mr iipd build one up. Ino founuui oi Vino! is on every label. Tour money back if it fails. riiiE rmuo- GISTS -VXD DRUGGISTS TO LIFE'S BAIILES The men and women who win life's battles are i a and mentally right.

a care of themselves and make sure that their blood is charged with life-giving iron and their nerves fed with phosphates. The foremost doctors all over the are depending more and more i on iron and phosphates "to rebuild i run-down, overworked men and wom- i en, old before their time. They claim that the healthy. I strong, successful men and happy, 1 rosy-cheeked -women always a an abundance of Phosphatetl Iron in tiieir Hood; that it is the secret of good health. Every man and woman can be made strong, keen, healthy and alert, i enjoying life's pleasures, if they will renew their blood with iron and Phofrphated Iron makes new, rich, red Wood, strengthens the nerves, and often increases the strength and -vitality ot its users 100 per cent.

Thousands or men and women "all- in" and Worn out have experienced a most astonishing increase of strength and endurance in a very short- time by simply taking Phos- phated Iron. Fhospated Iron is put up in capsules only. Do not take inferior pills or tablets. Ask for Phosphated Iron Capsules. For sale by Sloane House Pharmacy (Becbbcrger and leading druggists every- The Misses Ethel and Alice Lidke entertained a few friends at their homo Thursday evening in honor of the latter's birthday anniversary.

Games and contests were enjoyed i the evening and later refreshments were served. The hostesses received a pretty gifts. Mrs. D. W.

Mitchell entertained the members of the J. 0. C. class Wednesday evening at the home of her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Coonrad. Nearly all of the members came masked and a mock marriage i Miss Dorothy Debn as tne bride. Giaves as the groom, and Lehman as the i i a i a a i Ref were served at the close of the evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Win. Nale of Fremont and Robert Lyon of Ford City, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lyon a Mr.

and Mrs. Roy J. Storey and children. Genevicve and Paul, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold i a of Clyde on Sunday. Wm. I-Ioran was a a surprised by a group of i and relathes at her home i a in or of her i a anniversary. She 1 received a i and all present enjoyed a sociable hour. Ralph Lindsay was a Fremont visitor Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Miller and baby were week-end guests of the former's ciUer.

Mrs. Anna Lorenzen ot a Mrs Rowe and J. J. Peari a i a a a i Mr. TCenard Kastor and Mrs.

Fred a of Castalia spent nesrtay Mr. and Mis. II. E. Black! Mrs.

D. W. i and son Allen went to Rt a i i a to i D. W. i and visit the a a i his Mrs.

Jesse Frederick was a Sand i i a Mrs. George Walil and Mrs. C. H. Walil wore, visitors Thursday.

Mrs. Sadie Fuller and Jesse Lindsay were among the Fremont visitors Thursday. Mrs. Anna i visited relatives at Sandusky a a Mrs. Thos.

Graves and a Mary were Sandusky business visitors a a Ml-s. John Dalton and a Helen and Theodore Lyon were a Hie Fremont visitors Saturday. Mrs. James Dise visHcd relatives in Fremont a Mrs. Anna a and Mary Dalton were weck-md cuests of Frank and Leo Dalton at John P.

Dalton of Fremont spent a i Ins parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dalton. The Rev. and Mrs.

W. D. I'carce and sons of were, a guests of Mr. mid Mrs. ,1.

11. Paslt and a i Mrs. Grover McKay and son Thomas of Fremont were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeA'anna.

The Vickery school will give box social at the school house on Thursday night, November 20. Tiie teachers and pupils are preparing a program and the a a i gives promise of being a big success. Of IX-Rosenfelt Stock at Schmidt Block to Smith's Hardware Store To $7 Trimmed HATS 4.65 Your choice of several tables of Beautiful Trimmed Hats, charming conceptions of the milliners art--made of Lyons and Panne Velvet in all the'new suit shades- Special at $4.65. $6.00 BLANKETS Large Woolnap 1 a i Blankets; a heavy nap. Special at $4.45.

$1.25 BLOOMERS Women's high grade Union Suits, sizes 34 to 38. Special at $1.25 WAISTS Choice of one big lot of pretty Voiie Waists, all sizes; a $1.50 UNION SUITS Made of extra good quality aStteen in Black only. Special for Friday only at 88c. I A 098:00 to 12:00 o'clockHB Clark's 0. N.

T. Crochet Cotton, all numbers, in white only. Friday from 8 to 12 only at IVzV. 7k $3-00 New Corsets all sizes in front or back laco Friday from 8 to 12 only 2 68. Unclce Sam Brand heavy Work Sox, all sizes; a 25c value.

Friday from 8 to 12 only at 19c. 19c Be here with the rest of the crowds to pick out the Bargains. You can save 50 to 10070 on your purchase. So grasp the opportunity and come early as you know we are selling out and some of these bargains are small lots. i Brushes-worth to 85c, while they are priced (Girls' set of Taj) and match in various colors on siilo at 79c Itfen's Dress Collars-different styles, broken sizes.

On sale while they last at 4c Middy Blouses for Girls and Ladies-worth to S1.50. On sale for 68c Men's $2.50 Work Pants, strongly made of extra heavy materials. From 8 to 12 only at $1.78. 1.78 Fleisher's 35c Yarns, a good assortment of colors. "While It lasts Friday from 8 to 12 only at 2Tc.

27 Women's $2.50 Set- snug Brand Union Suits, fall and winter Friday from 8 to 12 $1.64. 1.64 Choice of Octagon or Acme Laundry Soap. On sale from 8 to 12 Friday only at 4 bars for 28c- Boys' and Child's A fmw 'fen's Gloves and Hats worth to $1-00, ft Mittens, worth to in colors, blue, one counter and brown, good for full: they arc Icatli- cold weather wear. On sale at 47c, ier or wool. On sale special ot 63c.

69c IHANTS of DRY GOODS at ONE HALF PRICE 59c (iruss worth to cood for bnth or hall room; in i ferent desiirns or colors. On s'ulc special for 9Sc. Good Sweaters for hoys worth SUM), In all colors at Ladies' Silk Hose worth 10 in Inn, colors bii! bargain nt Children's Jersey I.c-irirlns in black norlli sale at Ladies' Waist, yon easily pay $1 to for them at other stores, on sale a Men's a i Work Pants, worth to $2.50. On sale 1.68 MEN'S NECKWEAR 9 to 79 Good Styles and Colors 11 llJTr ---I i AUTO HOODS Worth io $1.50, choice 79c MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS, Counter Full of Women's and Child's Gloves at Half Price American Lady CORSETS worth Choice 79c KNIT SHAWLS of Wool Worth to $1.50 on Sale for 49 MEN'S HATS OR CAPS, ALSO Jto $1.35 79c Women's BOc Burson full fashioned Hose, all sizes. Friday from 8 to 12 only at 32c.

32. Large 3 lb- Cotton Bats, pure white select stock; 51.00 value. Friday from 8 to 12 only at i4c. 74 Honor Brand Evaporated Milk, large cans. Limit 4 to a customer.

Friday from 8 to 12. 15k Arm Hammer Brand Baking Soda, net weight special tor Friday from 8 to 12 at only 3c. 3c Choice of Lucky Strike or Piedmont Cigarettes. Limit 1 carton to customer, 8 to 14ic to 2:00 o'clockM Old Reliable 50c A I Coffee, full weight lib. package.

Special from 12 to 2 Friday only fl.50 Satteen Petticoats, made wth pretty ruffled flounce. Frday from 1 2to 2 only at 92c. Bordcn's a 1 a Condensed Milk. On sale from 12 to 2 Friday only at 22k 45c can 8 oz- Instant Postum. Limit 3 cans to customer.

Friday from 12 to 2 at only 39c. Quaker Oats 20c. packaga of Wheatena. Under- priced Friday from 12 to 2, 17k Fur Hn to good for cold wcalli On sale at Toques, to $1.00 for girls, they arc wool. On sale special at COMI; VM) TICK rorn rum: i IK vor AKI: SO.MK 0V THKSi; Mil! TO MOKE THA YOI 11 MOJiEY'S W011T11.

(iUAU BOXES Pillow's, worth to f2.oO, (rood feathers- On at Roys' and Girls' Storking, worth to Sflc, fine or henry ribbed. On sale for 39cil Extra heavy Comforts, made of high grade challie and filling from 12 2 at Infants' 35c Lisle Hose, very good ity black or white, all sizes; 12 to 2 only Friday 24c. 39c Amoskeag 1921 Outing a white or pretty dark colors. Friday from 12 to 2 28k Choice of Men's or Boys' Jersey Sweaters. Special from 12 to 2 Friday only at 88c.

$1.50 Xew Bungalow Aprons, neat colors, pretty styles and patterns- T'-rvm 17 tn 2 99c Men's $2.50 Ribbed Union Suit, all standard in all sizes. 1 1.72 From 12 to 2 only 99c. Women's Kid Gloves, black, tan ai leading colors; all sizes. From 12 to 2 at 11.88. 1.

1.99 $3.00 New Leather Hand Purses, guaranteed superior qual- itv. From 2 to only Women's Long Kimonos, pret- I 15c package Quaker Oats Co. Hominy Grits On sale special from from 2 to 5 only at 12c 12c 26 6.35 35c Duckline Fleece and Flannelette for Kimonas and Dressing Sacciues. Friday jMo $8.00 beautiful Nev Georgette Waists, newest styles. From 2 to 5 Men's $150 Black Satteen Shirts, extrft heavy quality; all sizes; from 2 to 5 only $1.28.

Dressing Rac- ques, made of best a i Flannelette; pretty colors. Friday 2 to 6 99c- jap Rose Soap for toilet or bath, while it lasts Friday from 2 to 5 only, special at Choice of Tuxedo, Velvet or Prince Al- 1 bert Smoking Tobacco. 16c tins from 2 to 5 only I SPECIAL--One lot 'of Girls' $5.00 Waterproof Raincoats, all' sizes; from 2 to 5 only at 9k 12k 10 bars White Flag Laundry Soap. Limit 10 bars to a customer 54c at 54c. National Biscuit Co.

Zuzu Ginger Snaps, stock. Special from 2 5 only Friday at EWSPAPER iWSPAPERI.