The Tribune from Hicksville, Ohio • Page 4

I i 'a i a i I i i A CIGARS 1-9 CANDIES Fin Bex Stationery franj 10c to 7Se per Box Self-Filling Fountain PENS No-4akabl Ntc PaHor Lamp One-half Price TOILET GOODS BRUSHES A Nice Lin Old Soldier Gives Recommendation Uustav Wangelin. Commander of O. A. R. Post.

Pinckneyville. 111., writes: "I highly recommend Poley Kidney Pills, whuh I prefer to all others I rare used and eonider them 'Johnny on the Poley Kidney Pills give quick retief from backache, rheumatic pains. swotlen Joints, Ian-guidness. pains in groin and muscles, ail o'her symptoms of kidney trouble and iWp disturbing Madder ailments. They nature in restoring strength and vitality.

for sale at Hoffman's Prog Store slapjack rrare has again struck ton and several narrow rapes from having eyes put out hare hern reported to The Tribune office. Ofr.oer and parents should rut stop to it at once before somebody hves tr-ir sight. A tr.an atvl his wife hoarded a train at Appteton City. Mo. and after the train had rnlled out of the station, they remembered that they had left their two children on the depot platform.

ne conductor vas appealed to am back for the children. LOOKING YOUNG It's Easy-If You Know Dr. Edwards' Olire Tablets At DALRYMPLE'S WHIRS YOU CAN FIND MANY SUITABLE ARTICLES FOR SAME Spectacles from 25c to $5 00, regularly sold from 50c to $10.00 ThV IVrby's Kidney Pills for 25c IVrby's KMnoy rills for $1.00 Foley's Honor and Tar $1.00 San-Yak $1.00 Mayor's Stomach Kcmody NV Triticum Kidnor Pills eerrorie, br toning op he Krw and dear tnff the restetn cat impurities. Yon will know Dr. Edwardi' Ofiee Tab.

lett by their olim color. 'tQc and Xc pai Bos. Ail ditajaisia Real Estate FOR SALE 55 ACRES Paulding County, well lo-es'ed. good bmld.nrs, handy to Church and School, good soil, thoroughly tiled. 80 ACRES Psulding County adjoining school groimd- on stone road, good building and soil fairly well tiled aid can be bought right.

IfO ACRES-M, miles from Hicks-Tille on s'one road, two sets of good to school, good soil and til.M. reasons for selling. 8 ROOM HOUSE Well two lots eeilar. well, and fruit. Can be ho-icht right on easy terms.

pay jou to investigate if you ever want to g.t a home. 7 ROOM HOUSE Pnan street, good and barn, celiar. well and cistern, a bargain if taken before Jan. 1st. GOOD RENTAL proposition close to High street, good investment for someone wi'h a little money to Invert.

7 ROOM HOUSE South Maple street. goM mater in kitchen, cistern and outbuilding, bargain house for some or.e quick. 6 ROOM HOUSE flood rental proposition. make i Investment to bner. ROOM HOUSE -ror sale on easy payments.

Now Is a chance to start buying a house. ROOM MODERN HOUSE On High street, large lot. will sell for less than the house could be built for. Look after It. 10 ROOM MODERN HOUSE Smith street, steam heat, fine location, bam and chicken park.

ROOM MODERN HOUSE Smith street, hot water heat, one and one-half Mocks from American Building good barn. Fl ANT LOT Smith street, site for a new house. On.tH GOOD PROPOSITIONS INSURANCE MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 E. F. Armstrong Atth klty vi amaamtcm aM.

MJtiTMZmC (anaaaaai 360 APTsCLii 36Q ILUjSTBATlOrC crrmn WW 1, Ywartr taasiilptlsa I1M SrWrW miot ml eWwattse BVwcwasiHaa MaanBaw a aaaeia aetcaBW Jbwaa Caaa 7, (Lhs (LFibuns M. J. SCHEIL A SON EDITORS AND PUBLISHtRI SUBSCRIPTION 1150 PER YEAR OnV. Oppoait Hotel Swilley PHONE NUMBER It Ktrd at the FMt-e( at Hvksrilte. Ohtew aa cd cta-a mall mattr Russia Is a fine example of the fact that to too many people liberty simply means anarchy, absence of all Government.

T. en lreer MM fa tn Th he days that it is great jxwmg to do thu ywi must watch your fun and pleasure to make garden, liver and hewris there no wtc About next May It will he too warm j-ir face dull eyes with bo Your doctor wiU tell too tunety per cert of all sickness Comes from fa-avtire. bewes and liver. Dr. E-warJ a weli -known pnysidan in OVj pfrfected a vegetable com-powid mired with olire oU to act on the bver and bowels, which be grea to hi paenrs for vears.

Dr. Edwardj" Olive Tablet. tnbatl. tute CiktrH, are centle in their action Scott Nearing, I-aFollette, Kaiser Bill and perhaps a few others hanging around do not applaud the declaration of war against Austria, The nanus of those fellows ho are making all the trouble In Russia Ye alwaea eftectrm. The tram about sounds like "Rushel of Whiskey." and that exuberance et tpirit, that natural their actions much resemble Mnnnrt uwiud mmvm same.

the The packers want the meatless day discontinued. The answer by the public should be meatless days Instead of one and if kick, make it three. The Toledo HlJde says there is button famine in Germany and now is the time to catch the Kaiser. Siill he may use wooden pegs or naits to hold his trousers. Some people are somewhat worried about meatless and wheatless days, but it I worth even a few eatless ys to save this glorious countn rom tin Kaiser.

It used to be a term of reproaeh to say a man didn't know which side his bread was buttered on. Hardly anybody now knows which side his bread is buttered or which side his butter is breaded On. In the 1'. S. Senate.

LaFollette was the only man who failed to vote for a declaration of war on Austria. One congressman voted no. but LaFollette had the grace to leave and not vote at all. Press reports say other senators stav away from him and he is practically lonesome, though in a crowd. America as a whole should carry out the same idea and scratch hire off of the list of speaking Those who are usually the slowest to advertise in the home newspapers that without question go Into the homes and on the tables of the whole countryside, containing matters of news that make them sure to be read, are the first to fall victims to stranger who come along with" fake schemes, cards, time table, programs, etc, that have no circulation at all.

That at best are thrown Into yards and on porches and arouse the housekeeper's Ire for the litter they make, hence are dumped into the fire unread or tramped under foot. Those people who make a virtue of refusing to aid the Red Cros. mak ing dotens of foolish excuses and listening to and pretending to believe ill kinds of wild and wooly stories started and rolled along by secret agents and syrapathiters of the Kaiser, had a fine object lesson shown them last week when the frightful disaster happened at Halifax. Over two thousand men. women and child rea perished and the distress was and la frightfuL In that emergency the Red Cross immediately sent two train loads of necessary article and trained nurses.

No other agency wis organised and prepared to do that noble and humane work and do It before hand reds of other perished. This was Christ's owa work and all who refuse to help the Red Croea, and who are able, are refusing to help in Christian work, though rich in hpyo-crittcal talk and religion pretentions. Geological survey statistic show that 75.K7 C72 gross tons of Iron ore were mined in the Cnited State last Tear, the greater amount on record aa ftxresse of more than 1 (.600,000 tons from the prxviotu fear. 40c 20c 79c 85c 85c 40c 50c Foley's Kidnor nils 40c A NICE CINE OF ARTICLES THAT WOULD MAKE SUITABLE XMAS PRESENTS AT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT. At The NYAL STORE TO CCO and PIPES- SS.7S Bath Cabinet For 1150 $1.00 Nux and Iron Compound, RUBBER GOODS lUaranteed (or 1 SAFETY RAZORS RAZOR BLADES and STROPS RAINBOW DIVISION BOY WRITES PARENTS Somewhere In France, Not.

1, 1917 Pear Parents: Will drop you a few more lines this fall evening letting you know that I am well and O. hoping that you are both the same. Prom day to day, I find that I need things that cannot be had here, that money will not buy, so I am asking you to please send them to me. In my other letter I asked you for a few articles, so yon can pack them all together and send them to me. Vte sure and pack good and addresa plain ly with ink.

Send me about three do-en safety ra-or blades, three pairs of good heavy stockings and a pair of heavy mittens or gloves. There will probably he other thing from time to time that I will have ask you for. Please write and toll me if you are getting the 20 that I am saving out of my pay each month and sendins to you to save. Will write a'fcain In a few day. I send you love and kisses, also regards to all the relatives and friends.

CORP. WILLIAM RAY ELUOTT. Co. 16S P. S.

Infantry. Rainbow Division. There are many women sailors among the Finns and Norwegians. A substitute for gelatine is made from a seaaeed found in the Philip pines. Every group of public banqueters are working their Jaw or the Kaiser these days of high priced and scarce food.

A woman of a Massachusetts town made application for a liberty bond and In answer to the question on the blank as to the denomination desired she filled In Methodist." A government bill enfranchising women introduced in the Canadian parliament and the passage of which is a foregone conclusion will add at least 450.000 voters to the Canadian electorate. John Markle, of Haileton, pres ident of a coal company, announced a reduction of 50 per cent in the rent of ail company houses during the con tinuance of the war. so that the em ployes could buy liberty bonds. Rubber tires are no longer used on LEGAL NOTICE WitftB-a Kssico. Hnston, of Sslem.

Huston and Mr. Huston of Pkwnlngton. llHno; Sallie Bums, James Huston. Mrs, Janie Huston. Lee Huston and Mrs.

Lee Huston of Hudson. Illinois; Mary Trimmer of Eureka. Illinois: Oliver Huston. Mr. Oliver Huston.

Alhert Huston and Mra. Albert Huston, whos addresses are unknown: William Huston and Mrs. William Huston of Walnut-Forks. Iowa; Pnvtd Huston and Mrs. PavW Huston of Walnut Pork.

Iowa: Mrs. David Huston, widow of Pnvid Hua ton. deceased. Willis Huston and Mrs. Willis Huston of Rochelle.

Illinois; George R. Mavis and Harriett Mavis of Wymore. Nebraska: A. K. Mavis ot York.

North Pnkota: William Mavis and Mrs. William Mavis of Peoria. Illinois; Robert Houston. Catharine Houston, Catharine Huston and An drew C. Biglow whose addresses are unknown and the unknown heirs, children, devisees, legatees, assignees, trustee.

benehVlar'o, executors, ad ministrator. successors in interest and divorced and surviving spouses of Thomas Huston. Thomas Houston. Robert Huston. Robert Houston and Andrew C.

Biglow, will take notice that on the th day of December. 191. Allen Sellers Hied his petition In writing In the Court of Common Pleas of IVflance County, Ohio, arainst the above named persons as defendants, praving that his title be quieted a against said defendants to the fallowing described real estate to wit': Situated In the Township of Par mer. County of Defiance and State of Ohio and described as follows, to wit: being one hundred acres of land off of the north side of the northwest quarter of section eight (M. town five (5) north of range two i) east In said township, county and state, sav ing and excepting the rights for school purposes to one acre in the northwest corner thereof.

OR ANGEVILLE A number of ladies from Newvill pent Friday ith Mrs. Avers who has been on the siek list. Wm. Purk of Bryan was h-ro last week, taking care of his com. vt m.

ianian oiurnerou a nuntoer of fat lwkers, Thursday. I Guy riatter and wife spent Sundav i with A. Rupp anu wife. Mrs. John Sinianton spent several I day at the home of John Engle.

Joe Bice and family were entertain-1 ed at the home of Frank Penninphoff of St. Joe. Miss Fern Tarney of Newville has been assisting Mrs. Boroe in house work the past week. A.

L. Martin delivered a load of com for Mr. Henderson, Thursday. Frank Akins has been assisting in com husking on the Ryan farm. READY NOW AT OLD PRICES Fresh lots (just received! of Foley's Honey and Tar are selline at before-the-war prices.

This puts a well-known cough ntedicjne, ready to use. In homes at less than it rosis to buy and mix the ingredients yourself, and saves bother and muss. Mrs. Mary Kishy, S5S3 Princeton Spokane. writes: "I was siek in bed with lajxippe.

I coughed very badly. I took Foley's Honey ami Tar. Ii stopped my cough and" I got better. So now 1 am around the house again." For sale at Hoffman's Drug Store. Advertisement.

General tide tables for have, been published by the 1'niled State; 1 motor car, bicycles and baby car-jcoaM nl geodetic survey. The ftv ria-es In Germany, for every scrap of! "res given cover the entire maritime rubber has been gathered up by the world, and embrace full predictions Government, and it Is now unlawful I for all tides at eighty-one pons, ami to poses more than one kilogram of tidal differences for several thousand rubber in any form. stations. The first telescope has been attribu-1 William Hallier, of Mauch Chunk, ted to various scientists and in- who is a fearless snake catcher, vor.tors of the early part of the seven-: but is deaf, owes his safely to a ie-teenth century. Including Galileo, Jan- culiar condition of the calves of his sen.

Jacob Adrians and Zacarias leg, which always set up tremors Tsiiss, but documentary ef idence when snakes are about. His legs are point to a Dutch spectacle maker, especially valuable to him when a Har.s Lippershey, as the man who rattler gives warning, as he can't discovered the germ of the Idea. hear. WHY IT SUCCEEDS T1TE IIICSSVILLE THIBUITE, mCTKSVTLLE, OHIO socvS Smut Btu 0n Thin That said defendants are required to answer to said petition on or before the lflth dav of IVbniary UK. ALLEN SELLERS.

John M. Calkins. Plaintiff taint id Attorney. IMS HlckanHllo. People Appreciate Nothing ran be good for everything.

Doing one thing well bring success. Doan a Kidney Pills are for one thing only. For weak or disordered kidneys. Here la Hirksville evidence to prove their worth. Mrs, Jerome Mohr, E.

Edgerton says: "1 hurt my back several years ago and after that waa troubled with severe backache. I could hardly do my house work and my back pained and ached so I didnt know what to do. When I leaned orer terrible sharp pains would catch me and It would be several momenta before I could stand up straight again. I knew my kidneys were In a terrible condition because they acted so frequently. Whenever I caught cold It settled on my kidneys.

1 had suffered that way for some time when I decided to try lVan'a Kidney Pills and got a box at Mapea A Civ's Drug Store. Thev surely were One. When 1 hav anv attack of tfcs disorder I Doan Ktdney Pill and they always help me." Price 0c. at all dealer. Dont simply ak for a kidney remedy get Doans Kidney Pills the same that Mrs.

Mohr uses. FosterMUbura Co, Buffalo, N. Y. Tribune For Sale ads get result. The Bulgarian business world Is preparing for the commercial boom which is to follow the wr.

This preparation is particularly marked in the Ponau district, where extensive use is to be made of newly developed river water power. An American Urni operating in Australia haa started works near Melbourne for turning the local basalt Into "mineral wool for use as an in sulator in parking machinery and Ice chests and as a substitute for asbes tos. The basalt is melted down with a proportion of free stone ami limestone and then steam, at an immense pressure, is forced through the fluid The liquid rock, thus aerated, flies Into the air and falls In flakes on the floor. Scientific American. 1 NOTICE TO OWNERS OR KARBOREFft OF DCCSj lag, n.

ib, Effler ItVS 1 VMU 1 VI UI'tllUtlllvM be secured by calling at the office of th County Auditor or at Maxwell Hicksville. O. This is NOT an extra tax on dog. It Is the regular dog tax for 191S in operation according to the new dog law. For this reason, the assessors do not list dogs the coming year.

All applications must be filed witn the County Auditor not later than January 4th. Every dog must wear a tag bearing his registration number. Any dog found ater this date In the county without license number will be Impounded by the Sheriff or his Deputies, kept four day, and if not called for in that time, will be sold or humanely destroyed. A. DECKER.

Cotlnty Auditor. Frederick C. Rockford of Chicago, a rookie at Camp Grant, received 1S0.OO0 from his father as a reward for his patriotism when he enlisted in the army. TRUTH ABOUT 1' What It Is, What It Is Not-And Why I paiHc owx navtwoai, iovA Birds-eye View of Palmer School of Chiropractic at Davenport, Iowa This is the pioneer school of Chiropractic devoted to teaching this science, pure and unadulterated'. The Palmer School, being the original Chiropractic institute, Is appropriately styled CHIROPRACTIC FOUNTAIN HEAD.

It was founded and chartered by D. D. Palmer, the discoverer of Chiropractic, to promote learning and art related to conditions in health and disease, and was later transferred to the control of his son. 11. J.

Palmer. DC, Ph. who deserves credit for the majority of the developmental discoveries which have followed. The growth ot the Palmer School of Chiropractic has been a parallel in the history of schools. From 5 students In 1904 to 650 students in 1917, from one instructor to a faculty of twelve who devote their entire time to teaching his wonderful art.

science and philosophy, from one small room to a space ISO 132 covered with two and three story buildings and from meager equipment to the finest in the world in many respects. Medical men, members of other professions and representatives of all walks of life are there enthusiastically preparing themselves for practise in this new health science. Some of the subjects studied are: Histology, Embryology, Osteology, Anatomy, Physiology, Chemistry, Toxicology, Principles of Chiropractic, Chiropractic Adjustment, Bacteriology, Pathology, Clinical Analysis. Physical Palpation, Chiropractic Majors and Minors, Practice of Chiropractic, Obstetrics. Gynecology, Chiropractic Orthopedy, Eye and Ear, Nose and Throat, Mental Nervous Diseases, Xray Theory, Technique and Practise, Genitourinary Diseases, Contagious and Infectious Diseases, Hygiene and Public Health, Medieal-Osteopathis Chiropractic Jurisprudence.

Symptbmntol-ogy. Biology, Morphology, Neurology, Cycles, Equations, Moris Svstem, Serous Circulation, The Law of adaption. Innate Intelligence, Nerve Tracing, The Ijw of Restoration, Spinography, LEGAL NOTICt a meetlnr of the stockholder of i -uikvillj -Fleet Pofn-v" Application blanks, certificate and th. oWc. 8raUK Allen.

36 Smith Paker Building, comer of Adams and superior Streets, In th City of To ledo, Lucas County. Ohio, on th 10th day of December, 1917. at 10 o'clock A. for the purpose of considering and acting npon the proposed dissolution of said corporation and th surrender and abandonment of Its cor porate authority and rrancntsea, ana the transaction of any and all busl-ness necessary and incident thereto. FOSTER H.

HOOTER ERW1N R. EFFLER MAVRICG ALLEN CONRAD WEIL LEROY EASTMAN Directors of The Hicksville Electric Light Company. t5t4 When you have the backache th liver or kidneys are sure to get out -of gear. Try- Sanol It does wonder for the liver, "kidneys and bladder. A trial SSc bottle of Sanol will convince you.

Get It at the drug tor. lirtt A brief explanation of a new health method that heralds the dawning of a new day a triumph for scientific methods applied to the relief of human ailments. The new method of health is CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENT. It simply calls into play the art of correcting, by hand, the cause of disease to let nature cure. Proclamation: Realizing the sacredness of human life and the responsibility resting upon us, I feel it proper and right that the facts and results of Chiropractic Adjustment be brought to the public notice, in order that knowledge of our dmgless method may "ji be more widely enjoyed by those who seek restoration of health.

1 he reason for the phenomenal spread of Chiropractical spinal adjustment is in the health results sick people have found through the PALMER SYSTEM of Chiropractic. and the Philosophy of Chiropractic. They have in connection with this school, to make the studies more Instructive and interesting one of the largest and finest osteological studios in the world, a complete X-ray department and a large daily clinic where fifteen hundred people take adjustments dally. Having attended and completed the entire course as pre-scrilied by the Palmer School in Davenport, Iowa, together with my experience in the state of Kentucky since graduation and my residence in Hicksville, I feel that I am well prepared and qualified to give td 1he people of Hicksville and vicinity the real benefits of this wonderful work, THE PALMER SYSTEM OK CHIROPRACTIC. I am devoting my entire time to the practice of Chiropractic and have a number of Hirksville people who are ready to testify to the benefits they have received from Chiropractic Spinal Adjustments.

Think It over, and if It teem practical to you, as It ha to thousands over and over again, Investigat It. Investigation costs nothing Spinal examination and analyst free. Chiropractlcally yours, Consultation and analysis free at the office, located at Mrs. Ella Allen's residence. West High St.

Office hours 1 lo 5 and 7 to p. m. Other hour and Sunday by appointment. Phone Main 118. Member U.

CA. This is the year and these are the days that i L.v j- i -i not 10 pay exorDiiani prices or Duy ioonsn our large. iionaay selection tor our patrons, beautiful and desirable. We can only name we will meet your expectations. Books for Christmas Gifts that are read and fully appreciated for a long time after other gifts are laid away and forgotten.

Appropriate gifts at all times, most especially this. Popular copyrights, a full line. Bibles and Testaments, Classical and Story Books. A good representation of all. In leather goods our line is complete.

Traveling Sets, Brushes, Manicure Sets, Bill Folds and Pocket Books. ANSCO CAMERAS, SUPPLIES and Photograph ALBUMS. TV7 A Toyn? JljLcsJt W-i Holiday buviner should be done iudiciouslv. keeoincr in mind and needless articles. We kept this in mind when we made We bought all good, substantial merchandise, made right, a few of the articles here, but come to us with confidence, French Ivory We have a full line of French Ivory Toilet Goods, making it easy to start a set or to complete one already started.

Also Clocks, Candle Sticks and Photo Frames. Christmas Post Cards, Dainty and Correct Stationery, Fountain Fens, Children's Books, Flash Lights, Safety Razors and Semi Cut Glass. In Toilet Water and Perfume a full assortment at all prices. A dainty gift and acceptable to all. YOU MUST SEE THE LINE to get an idea of all we have.

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