Perrysburg Journal from Perrysburg, Ohio • Page 6

WOOD COUNTY GDURT HOUSE WOTES PROBATE COURT I'rtltlon to delciiulnc iiiiitiiint of eollnteial tax In estate of Krertcilrlt It. Sliiii'iiuiki'r, tlei cased, and older issued. Amount paid Into county, auditor. I. Final account or ('.

Aglet, guaidl.in of Clnliilhii' Agler, l't III. Aiiplli'iillnn foi appointment of Kimiilliin of (Jon I. IV.itlioi. alleged iinbi' 'Hi IiiM'Mtui, mill approvement Hied liy I Vail i. Si'llii'it.

nihiiN. ol (state 'if Pi id V. Si'llii'it. skiii iiccotint or Mn. n.

(M'i'iitii of xx 111 ore. w. rilinl account of I'M'I'lltlll or Will Ol til'O rinni iiiM'oniit m.iij'c ri.inki'ii- IllMgCl. l't 111. OVI'lltlK III will nt Ilenrj S.

I'linphi. Kislh pin 11. il iiulil ol Coin I liefer, gu.iiillnu ol' Older K. Sloiiilhi-ger l-'list niid llnnl ol V. It.

Mi'Mllli'ii. ol' estate of M. Perkins. Pilill iii'iolllit ol Oily, it tint i or estate ol Kllcu III pot I III' pllUltC sale Ol K'l-Ollill prupcit.x Med lty Heilicit Bishop ami Itlsllop, CM'ClltOlS of will of Willi, mi IIMiop. A Itiissell appointed nilini.

of est nt ol' Mnigiuet Itiissell. deic.iscd. App'ii for mid oidoi to settle clniltl lot wtnngfiil Ile.iilng application lor appointment of giiaidttui of (iiMi T. IV.it hi'i. L.po.

Siiilthcis, tippolnti' of tlii' estate of Holii'it VI lll'l C.lst NEW COURT CASES (June I). I'mik wmi.iiu runic. dh o. fc on gi minds ol c.tieme i mrlty. ('.

Wilson, lor tli in ol WINon Itt s. Cornelius Sllki'. Allien CoppU'i, S. Pi.nikf.itlii'i P.ins,, a piutni'iliMp. for money, (iO.

i Osc.u .1. Mltcliel S.ninii'l II Ciitiy. ct money, B. Murdock s. Cluis.

II. dissolution of it Inei-lilp appointment of km elCi. Fin man P. Long Adam ('. Long.

l't to contest will of Ileniy Long. C0MA10N PLES ENTRIES I (ieoige W.ildetit linn let P. miIii, Mile, eonllr ii I i 'u mtittir ti.niier ol' funds in Plain township, leave gi.intcd to ti.insM- In the nutter of ol' funds in Bloom township, le.ive gi.intcd to ti.uistci finiiK. Geoige P. Yeuger ")' Joseph .1 Stain.

ieeeior mithoiled to sell floods for not less than sale eoiiliiined; ('. Yonker. Ashli-j Dh-ttt in and Pied Adams allow oil four tys 7. a day as appi.iKeis and ici'her oi del (d to p.ij same out of funds in hands. AlARRIAGE LICENSES II mild P.

Thinnpson. 'J'J, pilnter. llow.li",' (in en, and Miss (iladvs Mediae. 'JO 1'Pai'is. e.upeulei.

Toledo, and Mis. (ilnd.is C'oiy. '2, P.o.vllllg I ll'l'll Wllll.in Hill, lid, section hand, Deshlei. ml Itelle Wood, Ninth Itnl In. me.

Altud Nhl-on. oil woikei. North Hi liimoie. ami Mis, Hazel McVltty. eh'ik.

Ninth D.iltlnioip. TRANSFERS John an I Pllin l.eiiugiubcr to Win. C. and K. Klilnn.

10 aeies. section I.llieitv M. Win. ('. and Plleu K.

Klrlan to John l.eln cuilier. lots 1. and M.tiy anil Win. Tjner to Win. It.i-di'r.

1 section li(. on P. Wiiolntlgh, et to P. and Mn'-ie Dleken, I aens in seetlon 1(1. MoutKoinm MTiilO.

('has. P. uil Mattle Dleken to Will. mid Mmv A. Spiout.

aeies in section (I, .1. niis iijientei to Amaiidy Si'M. lot SO Milton Center. SliOO. Amanda PiederleU to (Sen.

A. Si-Idwe In. North liii'tlmore. SSOO. V.

A. Itliii.inls to Jissic Itleh-itids. section I'eny mid -10 aens, section 17. I'eny M.uy (SstLwiiid to tMiniiln ('. et mit lo's si and sii.

IllsliiK' Sun, 1. (. A. Itlnehlll'l to hi til or, lot St, Rudolph. Lewis A.

Wind to A Trepaulei tart lot 10, DunbrldKi'. Si. Nettle Ihu ton to O'Neal, lot 175, Weston, I)u win and Mllle Wh'takoi to Mail 10. Ktlne Amlei-iou uinllililed lot -('. Mary 12.

Stlne Andei-ioii and ln-h'inil to Kloience Iteny, lot (Jill, PeiryHbuur. Duttle tind JI. R. Pilshle to Clyde A. T.omlmrd, lot 107.

Pieepott, Pred Kuhlnian to Ilonry Ilosse, 15 aeies, section Pioodom Jnnies W. nml Miuy 12. PUer to (Sen. U. D.M'f, SO neiei, scut Ion II, MontjjoiiiL'iy S7700.

Pd. Poiil Plate (Slass Co. to S.iinli A. I linker, lot lioO, Himfoul, P. T.

Sawyer, et to I) lnllc.i. lot 171. ltiadnei'. Pva M. to Hotels lot llowllliK (Siccii.

Slid. Itoht. .1. ami l.ydhi A. Hull to Win iluer, pail out lot 7li, Howl-lli' (Sieeu.

SKIP. Pianlc II. and Pila W. ItmiKhton lo Pdwmil Cook, lot 7011. ItoulltiK (i recti.

SKI. The Pi.uue Co. to Pi mice Stone 10 aeies section '20, Henry si S. C. to Ida 12 O'ltiynn.

p.nt lots l'J Iti.idiii'r. SdOO It and Ploi.i It. Miller to Curtis p. ltciiMoici. lots and Howling (Sii'i ii.

Chits. and 121lnn Wilson lo Pied-eiiek Adnlph Mlllliei. lol lli.VJ ItowlhiK (Sleen. SI. I lime Sinliis Itnnk Co to A D.iM'iipoit.

lot lilo. KiKsfonl. M. T.i lot. et nl.

to Seli.istlau It Hluker. lots Clip. ami itosstoid. M. Oeslei and (ii.iie l.alnl to J.

P. I.iiiii:u hi tli. In's 7s7 ami 7ss. Notth liallliiioie. si Alfied A.

ami licit .1. Hants to Authnit.i Nuneth. et lots nss and 5SS1. Miisiruiil. Si Kin.

(Sin. ami Pmmn IIiui. In Pied W. IIciiij. aeies.

sietion l(i. ltoss M. Sen Samuel Il.ikei mid wire to IVn. Maisli. lot Walhihljie.

100. Afton A. and Mm tint Jane Whipple to Million Webb, lot (1 ecu. Win. and Hun let P.Il-s to W.

.1 ami Die. i -to aeies. smUiiii lili Wi-toit twp Welsto't and Siis.m Woodmil to Callle Cnptis. lot lips. North ISnltl-llioie.

MOO. Win A Itime.s ami to IIim, .1 12mm lit. pait lot 7. Ninth Itiiltlnioie. M50.

Cmoljn S. it. p. Pminiit to Pml W. Whitmlll.

lo: liow.lt (Sieen. P. A. and Oliie M. Alhi to Wes-ley lot Itnwlln (Sieen.

SI. ('has. T. ami Pranels T. Pope to Thus.

Schooner, lot U07 1. 15m Hup (ileen. S1700. Iiisslc and Allen to Pail A and Heitlui It. Cole, lot Iiowllm: (Sum n.

SI. Pdw. n. Stlllwtll. et to Che W.

Smith, lots ami nioom-dnle. Myitle ami II. Tyner to Nettle Howell, lot Hoytville, Helen H.uliiKton to Hessle A. Kains, lot Oieon, Pml nml Noia P. Itiis-ell to II.

and Phoeba A. Copp. lots ami Ninth H.iltlniore. silo. MUCH INTEREST IN COAUNG CONCERT OF BOSTON-NATIONAI ORAND OPERA CO.

Music loveis in Toledo and noith-westein Ohio aic looking forwmd to another most enjoyable eont this mouth In the leiideiiiiK of Vui ill's "Requiem" at the Coliseum in Toledo, od Sundn.i. November 20th. nt 3 p. m. Tile Grand Opera Coiiipmi.

will be assisted by the To Iviln iiiatlo Society, who have been befoie the public healing, by loiidiietois of the National Grand Opera Company who me sent on ahead fur that pui pose. The lists who will hae the solo p.uts In the oiatoiio aie among the most famous In the woild. The quartette Is composed of Vloiannl Xeiio-tello. the wot Id's gioatcst tenor; Jose Maidoues, the gicntest living basso piofundo; l.ul-n Villiiui, Italy's best sopimto, mid Mm la Gay, the Spanish niiz.d-sopiauo of aitlstle tank equal to that of the otheis. Announcement of the seat sale 1-.

aihciiisud else-wheie in this paper. KINGDOM OF POLAND IS PARTLY REVIVED Pioclamations by Two Central Emperors Offer Poles a Little of Their Lost Country A pint of the old kingdom of Poland, loiiK considered dead, was called Into new existence this week. I'loulnmatlons weie Ihsued by Ihn-Iii'ior William of Germany and Kmpei-iir ri.iucls Joseph of Aiistiiii-lIuiiKiuy. '1 hey called the occasion the "re-blrth of the Polish nation." The pioclania-tlou weie coupled with an appeal the Pollxh people to enlist on the bide nt the Central Umpire. rT 7sTi: Hi IMPROVING FARM BUTTER Better Methods ol Handling Milk and Creum Will Insure a Superior Product, Say Dairy Specialists of U.

S. Department of Agriculture. Washington, The adoption of more careful methods of handling milk and cicam and improved pi notices in the making of farm butter will educe lather than incieasc the tiouble incident to home pioduction of this food, say dniiy specialists of the U. S. Depattmcnt of Agiicultuie, and will icsult in a superior pioduct which can he sold moi easily and for a better pi ice than the average farm butter.

Last year about thhty million pounds of butter, much of which originated on the farm, was washed or renovated because it was' of such poor quality that it could not be profitably ofFeied on the regular butter maikets. CHURN CREAM ONLY. Cicam alone should be churned. It may be skimmed asvit rises or may be ntecjianical separator. The latter plan is the more efficient, and though lcquiring a considerable initial outlay often will be profitable.

The cieam should be set aside in a clean place by separate milkings. A tcmpeiature of 50o F. or lower should be maintained until from 12 to 18 houis befoie churning time, when the vaiious batches should be stilted together well and brought to a of a''nut 70o F. bv placing the container in a bucket of warm water. One of the first acts of the STATE BRIEFS V12RMIUON.

Rabbit hunting in the moonlight has long been piac-tleed by sportsmen, but It never became ie.il popular until lately. I Hunters now glide along the coun-tiy loads In automobiles. The bright lights of the machine bewilder the lahblts that sUlp along the loads, and many an eas shot Is tutnl-lieil to the hunter I I2LYRIA. Independent farmeis' institutes will be conducted at l'itts-llild and at Rldgi ville 22-23. SANDUSKY.

"Ohio 'dry' In 1020" was the slogan sounded nt the beginning of the Prie County Sunday School Association's annual convention at Milan. The attendance was unusually huge. COI.U.MHUS. John F. Courcler.

superintendent of the bureau of lates and senlte, Ohio public utilities commission, said movement of cars to Ohio coal dlstiicts shows marked im-piovcmcnt. Ho believes the Improvement Is a icsult of the commission's investiga tion of the leported ear shoitage. COPPMHPS. James A. White, state supeiliiteiideut of the Auti-sa-loiio league, said today ou'iything points to another state-wide piohl-bitlou campaign in Ohio nct year.

A meeting of the tnisteis of the Ohio Anti-saloon league wilt be held lu Columbus "in Janumy to discuss the imposition, White said. PINDLAY. Howling Gieen Is as-siued of a continued ourkt to eastern Wood county as the icsiilt of the purchase of the (le'unct Pake Pile. Howl ing Green and Napoleon elcctilc load, li rweeu Howling (Sieen and I'einber-, ville. by the Toledo.

Postoiiu ITiul-lnjtioail. The pi Ice was $35,000. TOPPDO. A movement to extend eastern time to all sections of Ohio whl be coiistdeied at a meeting of the eastern time committee of th Chamber of Commerce. Toledo and Alston, It Is understood, favor the adoption of fust time.

SHIP POULTRY NOW fi Tolnlo calling for turkeys, ducks and chickens. This the time that pi lees aie highest on at count of Tliiinksfjhlnf: Ih'Iiik near, mid the demand at It lieM. of any iiuuutSty will receive the top pi ices, tind payment will be made piomptly by Geioe Company, Toledo's oldest commission house. They will pay spot cat-It. or handle on commls-Mon as desired.

It will pay you to set the poultry pi lees from this concern now no shipment too lare. or miiull. Addtess Dpt. It, Gcroe Com-, puny, Toledo, O. I'lione or wire at? their expense or wtite, but get us the poultry is wanted at once.

I 'E TIMELY TOPICS FOR ALL INTERESTED IN BETTER FARMING uw; faim housewife who decides to adopt improved methods should be to purchase a dairy thermometer. Tcmper-ntuies play an important part in the development of flavors in butter, and always should be determined with fair accuracy. After the cream is mixed it should be kept appioximately 70o F. until just before churning time, when it should be reduced to about 58o F. whore this is possible (or to such tem-plete the operation of churning within 25 or 30 minutes.) CHURNING The barrel type has been found by daily specialists to bo one of the most satisfactory chums.

The dasher oi plunger type requites a somewhat greater expenditure of labor. Earthenware churns mo especially undesirable unless perfectly glazed, since if pores are exposed they absorb milk Churns with mechanical devices in-and cream which later decay. side them are difficult to clean and sometimes injuic the body of the butter. The churn should be scalded preparatory to churning, but should be cooled with water before the cream is placed inside. The cicam should be poured in thiough a coaise strainer.

Every few minutes during the earl part of the churning gas should be allowed to escape from the churn. If the tempeiature is right the churning should lcquiie about 25 or 30 minutes. The process isr completed when the gtanules of butter aie about the size of laigo wheat kernels. The buttermilk should then be ill off and the butter granules repeatedly washed with cold water while still in the chutn. The washings should be continued until all milk is lcmovod.

Under no circumstances should work ing be depended on to remove surplus milk. WORKING AND PACKING When the butter is fiee from all milk it should be taken fiom the chum I with a paddle and placed on a worker. The hands should never touch the butter. Loth on account of sanitary reasons and because the body warmth may melt the fat. The forking should be done caiefully to avoid making the butter greasy.

Before the butter is worked, a fine salt should be added at the rate of about an ounce per pound of fat. USED CARS Special Fall Prices Rather Hum si ore llii'si cars we will at exceptional low prices. Now is the lime to secure it positive BARGAIN in a used car. One llmt will give you splendid service. USED CADILLACS, thoroughly overhauled, rebuilt and in best of shape.

Also all other standard makes. Over-lands, Peerless, Hupps, Hud-sons, in line condition, new lires and at a smashing saving. Come and see us while selections are at their best. Toledo Cadillac Co. ed Cor Dpt Madison 11th Toledo, 0.

TELEPHONE OPERATORS WANTED WE ARE IN NEED OF BRIGHT, IN TELLIGEN GIRLS IN OU OPERATING DEPT. APPLI t'ANTS ARE TRAINED ANI PAFD WHILE LEARNING THE WORK IS PLEASAN1 AND INTERESTING, WELI FURNISHED RET IR INC AND REST ROOMS. DH ING ROOM IN BUILDING MEALS SERVED AT C0S1 OHIO STATE TELEPHON5 COMPANY 231 HURON ST. TOLEDO, O. AlAKE YOUR GIFT A PHOTO.

I'hotogtaphs make Ideal Chtlstmas gifts. Now Is the time to nriange sittings, avoid the later rush and have the best results. You can't make a better, inoie economical and appreciated gift, and the plncc to secure the finest photos In the state Is at the I1PRRICK STUDIO, 331 Sitpetlor second iloor, near Mndlson Toledo, Ohio, This noted photogiaph-er Is modeiate In price and will sine-ly please you. He sure to diop in and see Herrlek when In Toledo. BuckgycEngravinCompajry EX- raiUuatrotoro CT -In one or more colors TOLEDO, OHIO Mais- TRAUfcrlARKS 'l DESIGNS.

COPYRIGHTS Ctc-i OWEN, OWEN CRAMPTON PTON I V22-OJ6 Nlcliolos Uldic. Hotb POULTRY WANTED QUOTE US CHICK-ENS, DUCKS, Will either buy direct or handle for yon on commission: phone or wire. "Wo serve you best." The GEROE Co. Dept. it.

Toledo, Ohio Relerence 2nd Nat. Bank. Est. 1870 0iroOKKHaHKHKHCKHKJKJCHarKlK Out-of-Town People We want your business and we have selected shoes to suit you. SHOES LIKE CUTqjl QQ 8 Inch Too P1.70 THE SAME STYLE AQ 10 Inch Top PAi.10 Bring the family down.

We have a Shoe or Rubber for each one. GIRLS' SHOES, Sy2 to 2 $1.19 BOYS' SHOES, 8J4 to $1.19 RUBBER $1.98 BOOTS 51 Now Fr sh Stock G. R. KINNEY 516 JEFFERSON Near the IOOlKHKHKHKHStW3eHDaiKHtKH SanM "THE STANDARD COFFEE" The Bour Tt Pays to The Parsons Garment Co. XEM 232-234 Summit Strt TPJB ThtJtonAatMlUTtiatim TOLEDO, OHIO SMART STYLES FOR STOUT FIGURES TliN sltne siioHiiiizc-.

on the must coned nnd brcoiiilns Kiiuncnts for Indies of l.uer sl.e. It Is this specializing nnd careful attention to each Individual need which has ihade us the popular shopping place for all of northern Ohio. Perfect fitting garments lu sles up to 515 lu Hie newest modes. DRESS SPECIAL meteor, with innge of the most popular coloilugs These aie Indeed unusual values at tile special, price NEW SUITS ARRIVING DAILY 13 very epres, brings In' new sidts. The cleverest conceptions of the finest makers, In all of the wanted fabrics and colorings We hnye an tinged Very special offering of 105 suits In sizes 4 1 to the.se will ho sqld at a price far less than usual.

It will ccitnlnly pay you to visit our suit section nt this time. Your Visit To Toledo Will Not Be Complete Without A Visit To The Home Of Famous "Wooltex" Garments SPECIAL Wo nro In our now location nnl lmvn mnnv lmrrrntna In nlnmltln i ifnnila. flnll nml son lis. J. Sweatman 447 Huron Cor.

Jackson i One block west of Intcrurbnn Statloti Optical JlutRorities ofT0XS)O 519 Adams Street opposite Trinity Church Bright Light! Replace your old stylo burners with now STEEL MANTLE BURNERS They convert kerosene oil Into Ban and burn tho Kan pi vl tiff a CLE An, WHITE FLAME), and are odorless, smokeless and have no loose parts. SENT BY MAIL 3 for SI. 00 No. 1 size, Inch wlnlr. 1 No.

2 alio, Inch' WICK. GUARANTEED Write today to CHAPMAN MFG. COMPANY Toledo, Ohio A ik Ji. CO. Sg? TOLEDO, OHIO Gas Office.

1.1 rti rTr. (L 5s I' tl Toledo, Ohio Cross Over These di esses come lu sizes to The sea-sous ino-4 chin uilug ci cations of lluust serge and silk combinations, charmeuse and crepe gcoigette crepe 8ieees. A wide $25 i A.