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4 Exclusive NEW DESIGNS IN Wash Seasonable Wash Goods The new wash oods are truly charming. There is an air of freshness about them that reminds one that spring will soon he here. Kvery desirahle staple weave and tine, dainty silk warp fahrie, are here to choose from at eeonomieal prices. Below are a few of the best weaves: A. F.

Drens Ginghams, 10c per yard. Toile Du Nord Ginghams, 12 l-2c per yard. Fancy Cotton Voiles, 25c per yard. Clover Silk Novelties and Crepe Silks, 39c per yard. Myrell Mulls, Manola Ttissahs, Silk Dots, Silk Cross Dyes and Silk Checks, 25c per yard.

Fancy Silk F.oliennes and Silk Warp Foulards, 50c per yard. 46th VISIT TO HICKSVILIK DR. IYIAHON, of Toledo, O. Specialist in Chronic Diseases May consulted l'HKK OV CIIAK'CK in KNCI.ISH and (JKKM AN at. Swillcy Hotel.

Friday, Mar. 24 IIOTKI, fKOSIiV, PKKI ANCK, Wednesdiiv, Mar. 2'J HKTKKATS Chronic Diseases of the Ner vous System, Chronic Diseases of the Digestive System, Chronic Diseases of the Inspiratory System. Ccnito, Urinarj', HIikhI, Skin; Disi-ases, nil Chronic Diseases ofi Mi and Women. Acute and hronic atarrh in all its L't'i.

ti in viiiii-o inniiM. miivi, see ui" I his patients, and iT you are not satislnvi, don't take treHimont. I'ersons desiriiiK treatment should bring a sttihII bottle of urine as i( may assist in (ho diagnosis. Dr. Mahon carries nil his portable instruments and comes prepared to examine the most obscure cases.

DR. MAHON 2463 Fulton Street HORSE SALE Our big horse snip of the season will be bold at The Central l.ivery, Rale and Commission Stable, North I.ynn s(reet, Rryan, Ohio Wednesday, March 22 AUCTION PROMPTLY AT TEN O'CLOCK, A. M. ISO HEAD OF HORSES ISO Horses of all classes: Drafters, Good Farm Chunks, Wrood Mares, Match Pairs, Hi'h Actors. If you want to buy a horst come here.

We have all kinds nnrl plenty of them. Remember Every Animal is Sold Under a GUARANTEED REPRESENTATION If you have a bnrse to sell, this is the place to bring him to fet ouick and satisfactory results. Our commission for selling is $2.00 per hend. We have a Rood market and will appreciate your patronage. The Elder Horse Market J.

A. Elder, Auctioneer BRYAN, OHIO Lightning Conductors AND HAY CARRIERS Why pay the high prices asked by some dealers? I have the largest line ol any dealer in Northwestern Ohio to choose from. Quality and workmanship guaranteed to please. Am local distributor for the Bryan Universal Hay Car the latest and best hay car on (lie market today. Free use of car until August ist, 191 1.

All work and material strictly guaranteed Call phone 204 E. G. HIDER, Hicksville, O. Dresses For Ladies, Misses and Children Wo linvo just rtvonlly ilavi on Halo a lai'K'o and varied nssovtniont of NVavh lhvssos in all fios and in many styles. Tlio attractive designs and lM'aiiHful patterns nioiit tlio attention of ovoiy woman in this town.

Many have already selected tlieir sprinj? wanlrolx from them and we urpe you to romo and make your selection early. To appreciate them you must see the heaiitiftil designs, examine the material and note the splendid workmanship. They are made of Percales, (iiiiKhamx, Zephyrs, Lawns, dimities and Jilk, Mixed fahries over the hest models ami splendidly trimmed. Ladies Wash Dresses from $2.50 to $6.00 Misses Wash Dresses from $2.50 to $6.00 Girls and Childrcns Dresses from 50c up. Home Journal Patterns Are the liest "nier pattern cm (he market.

They nl-wnya show he lutes! models before any other company does mid they arc so aim-pie thai any woman can use them. Kvery woman that has used them can Vouch for (heir superiority over any other pattern. We are the agents for llicksville anil carry an immense stock of them. Patterns 10c and 15c Monthly style bonks l'KKK, The BOON-BRVINGTON Co. (LtiG (LtiburG M.

J. Schell Son EDITORS AND Hini.lSHKRX ON OOl.l.AH 1KR VKAlt VOTICK riraso rniir proinrtly of rtuince Iti adtlrcsH, or If nni rri'i'ivrrtroKuiai-iy pacli wpek i hn 'iTihnnn Is No Mtcnttor prilil to orilprs lo rtlKi'ontlniin a snbHrrlplloli tutli'is trenmranlcd by tlie cwh to balance all Addrois all conimiiatcatlona and make I all orilfru narablr to 'I'ht Vrltuno," nirKsviue unio Office, Opposite II. Church. MMIONK. 1H.

Kntered attbe Post offirp at WrVsvllla.Oblo, xn second ctann mall matter. One of the bin jokes of the senaon is Hallingcr payini? ho sun his enemies for damage. That would surely be a Ritfnntic task. We notice some puddin'-head writer says our army is being rushed west to show Japan. We suppose to show them what a small bunch we have is the idea.

It is alwaya a cheerful eight to sec a man going home with a rake, hoe and garden seed. It usually tells yon that his wife is well and able to do a little work outdoors. Some time ago it was proposed by some advanced ladiea to compel all married men to wear a ring on their thumba. Now comes a New Zealand M. K.

pastor and aska Taft to have a law passed to mark all married women's chins. The worm hns turned. HARLAN Delphi Deane of Georgetown is doing housework for Mrs. A. Marquit.

H. L. Foanite, wife snd Mra. J. C.

Shirey attended a sale Saturday near Speneervi I le. The funeral of Mrs. Birmingham, ormerlv Misa Nora Herriek- dnnehror of D. Herriek and wife, was held at the V. b.

church Friday, Rev. W. Koxell officiating. The remains were shipped from Detroit, to this place Wednesday. Chas.

Freise and wife of North Scipio were callers at J. C. Shirey's Friday. Mra. Oherholtzer of Areola and Mra 'Monroe of Ft.

Wayne were at Harlan, Sunday. The youngest child of Alonzo Repp and wife died Thursday of pneumonia. Funeral was held Sunday vat the Lutheran church. Rev. Zerger officiating.

The Masonic order held its annual banquet Friday evening in the basement of the Lutheran church. The stock in S. L. James hardware store will be sold at Auction this week. Mrs.

Ida Heifer will open a millinery store Saturday, March 18. J. C. Shirey, wife and Mra. H.

Fosnite were visitors at North Scipio, Thursday. At the Huber March Uncle Tom's Cabin. 20th Martins "fiencrally dehiliated for yeara. Had sick headaches, lacked ambition, was worn-out and all run-down. Burdock Hlood Hitters made me a well woman-" Mrs Chas.

Freitoy, Moosup, Conn. lv ALONG THE EIDGE I IW.iJ w'tv was Sittirrbtv end guest t( Sumnrr I mn- JjMara tiarrell and wira moved to flliiit no lium in iitian tlii -V yout-g peor't bii rrn at Mim I nis Saaidner home frorr Milan tVetrr and is attend of school Georgetown. IVn Omn and wife ira It.w4 Ht M. Wayne. IVivv it rmtdoved r.v the telephone company a.

collector The smail daiurhtiT of Harry 'Aim-wet and wife Ml trnm th porch last Friday and broke an arm. Ira Nelson and wife and lrvlr Roberts and mother attended the ule or m. Hrown et of one day last wek. Vhe IVwaldson of Auburn ere at H. I'.

Dors.j's. Friday and Saturday repsirtng a rump. Mr. Newman of Kt. Wayne ha been emploed to take care of the Si-ifio cemetery and art aa janitor of the church.

The family will occupy the house bv the cemetery. Sixty five people and children took dinner at W. Sheik's laat Thursday at the aid meetina- an1 wood cut tin. Vhe ladies sewed carpet ras ann ether rWina The rcntlcmen cut wood for the church, rk.natcd hy Har ry McOirdy. Proceeds of the riitinet were J7.no.

firandma Conine, who resides with her daughter rm a has been In fnili MB health fur S'mit1 lime and ia rapidly trrnwma: weaker. The Sunday school of Samuel Wann and Mrs. Ni-laon wcr iileaaantly entertained at the hnme of Mr. and Mra Wann, Sal-irdav even inif. it being- the o.vi.in of thcii nn Willie'a birthday.

Mr. and Mra Nelson were ar.1 h. with the scrying which eonaiated of ice cream and rake. A COLO, l.ACRIPl'K. THKN PNKC MONIA Is too often fatal sequence.

Foley's Honey and Tar expels the cold, check the lagripp-, and prevents pneumonia. It is a pron.pt and reliable cough medicine that containa no narcotics "Foley's Honey and Tar ia the best cotigh remedy I ever used as it quickly stopped a severe rough that had long troubled me," says J. W. Knhn, Princeton, Nebr. Just so quickly ard surely it acta in all cases of coughs, colds, lagrippe and lung tronhlc.

It is aa safe for vonr children a yourself, and should be used in all cases ol croup, whooping cough and measles eoi.gh. Kefuse substitutes. Sold bv Frank Dalrymplc. JERICO JUNCTION Chsa. Spindlcr and family left for Portland, Oregon, Friday.

A rend Hros. buzed wood for D. IV iSlattery, Saturday. Hinsch railed on Mrs. Kate Spindlcr and Mra.

Blanche Spinrtler, Wednesday. Mae Kevert of Syracuse, was (he (riiest of Frank Spindlcr and wife last week. i W. Spcalmsn and wife attended the funeral of Mr. Hosack, a( Hfcks-ville, Friday.

and Mart Arerd moved (heir saw-mill from Mrs. Krvidortbatwh's place laat week. Lizzie HreidcnbaiiRh of Van Wvrt is viaitintc her mo(hcr, Mrs M. K. Mreidenbaiiprh.

Chaa. Spindlcr and family, Frank Spindlcr and wife, Miss Mae Kevert and Fred Spinnler spent Tuesday eveninif at (ieo. Stevenaons. J. A.

Spealmsn and family nper.l Sunday afternoon a( Sam Miller's. K. Spniriler and wife moved on the Spind'er farm, Tuesday. Chaa. Spindlcr, wife and on Warden spent Wednesday evcniiiK at (.

W. Spealmans. Joseph Newton and wife spent Sunday at Tom Stoys. (ieorue Thomas of Cecil was in the Junction, Sunday. Jake Hinsch ami family, C.

D. Hinsch and famliy and Chas. Spindlcr and family spent Thursday cverinR at the home of (J. ard .1. W.

Hinsch. Mr. Pel.onK nd family moved on David Slattery's, Sr. farm last week. If yon are troubled with Diarrhoea and are unable to check it with other remediea try Black Kerry and Pepsin Compound money back if it fails.

Holl'mans Drug Store. Mlf A MAN'S STOMACH )u6t 4S Good, or Bad Males It His Sth Year it lie It you are h'ewd with fuod atom ach be thankful ami mak op your mind to keep It food. If yoo have a bad stoma- one that makes yoo feci mierable after eating on that torra your food sour and cause rs to belch up in the mouth, then yoo want to get bnay at once and turn your bad stomach into a good one. How can this he done? yoo. ak.

Simply by using daily the best prescription for stomach ailments ever written. What Is the name of (hi wherever civilisation exists It is knomn as MI-O-NA. Marcs ft Co. sell it for 60 rents box they do more they guarantee it to relieve stomach distress, In live minutes they go even further and say: if Ml -( N. doesn't cure indigestion, amte or chronic, or any diseases caused hy stomach disturbance they ill give you your money back.

Without hagiflmg or red tao And this guarantee tneana that Ml tt NA atomai-h tahlets, aa most people call them, will cure biliousness, nausea, nervousness, heartburn, fmii breath, nightmare, and sleeplessness. It means that Ml-O-NA la such a wonderfully good remedy that it quickly turna a bad stomach into a good one, that will stay good, strong and vigorous, just a long aa it is treated right. Try MI-O-NA ye men of weak stomachs, you take no risk. It is guaranteed Mapcs Co. and druggists everywhere.

Not Long Anymore It will not be long now until tho big free merchandise drawing will come ntt. This will be one of the greatest events In our little citv in a long time. K'aeh and every person who puts a ticket in the receiving boxes stands an equsl chance at the dozen fine prizes representfng a total of over $0o, at lirst cost. Can yon afford to overlook this proposition when you are making your The tickets cost you nothing at all. you simply ask for them when you make a purchase.

Cet in the push now, get lots of tickets and be one of the lucky ones. 40(1 FOLKY KIOXKY PILLS Neutralize and remove the poisons thai causii backache, rheumatism, nervousness and all kidney and bladder irregularities. They build tip and restore the natural action of thee vital organs Sold by Frank Dalrymple. Dr. Mahon is entering into the Mh year of his praclii-e in this locslily.

I Persons sulleririg from any chronic disease whatsoever, should not hesitate to eonsi.lt him as his years of successful practice in this class of diseases entitles him to confidence. Among Dr. Mshon's recent cases to recommend him is Mrs. h'lla Palmer, hn says sho ia pleased with the results of (he treatment of her case of catarrh. Marlins Uncle Tom's Cabin at The Huber March 2ith.

To avoid having wormy and gnarled fruit use the famous Kex l.imc K- Sulphur spray. Mapes Co. will tell you all about it. Pilious? Feel heavy after dinner? Tongue coated? Hitter taste? Complexion sallow? I.iver need waking up. Dnan's Kegnlets cure bilious attacks.

2b cents at any drug store. Hows Your Heater? Is the (irate all Warped Out of Shape? Is the ash pile in the back yard almost as lare as the original pile ol coal? II so you need to tty a ton ol our Luhrig Soft Lump or Lehigh. Valley Hard Coal and note the diflcrenee. REED-BEAR GRAIN CO. rhonel30 Stock Yards Elevator Ir 9.

9 The Olympia Noted for its durability, easy ridinp, beauty and modest price. The tires are guaranteed for a year. It has the best coaster brake and is the most complete and best wheel on the market for the money. It is economical, always ready to go and under test has been found practically unbreakable. 1 also handle tires and accessories, including a new style mud guard that is itlSt the thine.

The nmrdc ore 1 molr lf CI agiiKiuu iii icii unit luiiklfli Agent also for Motorcycles. KARL P. HOFFMAN Hoffman Drug Store a MI We Sell a EM JIH VE HAVE RECEIVED IN THE PAST SIX MONTHS One of Tiffin Wagons One Car of Studcbakcr Wagons Three Cars of John Deere Cullivalors, Sulky and Gang Plows One Car Success Manure Spreaders One Car Great Western Manure Spreaders One Car Butler Buggies, One Car Superior Drills bhs Nvn such a demand for these Koods. Toe I'arrm-rs are getting, wise and know tli. n- nre no tter lines on the market.

We will have A 1 I'LL C.K OV ONK WANK l.Y 1C1 1 ioth, then our stock w.ll le compl. te. lVags, Spring Tooth and Pim 1lvros, l.aml K.MIrrs, lc Mo and a full line ol Ur.akinR Hows, STO KS and TTKMTI UK. Prank Kling, Travelling Saleamnn for the Butler Buggy Co, will he at home Every Saturday and will make his headquarters at Our Store and will be pleased to meet his old Iren.ls there and show them the laitl. line Cream Separator not in lhe Tri NO REASON FOR DOUBT A Statement of Facts Backed a Strong Guarantee Wc guarantee complete relief to.

all sufferers I'rnrn constipation. In every case where we fail wc will supply the medicine live. K'exall Orderlies are a gentle, effective, dependable and safe bowel rogtilati sirengthener and tonic. They re-establish nature's functions In a quiet, ca-A way. They do not cause inconvenience, griping or nausea.

They are so. pleasant to take and work so easily that they may be taken by! any one at any time. They thoroughly i tone up the whole system to healthy activity. Kevall Orderlies re unsurpassal le and ideal for the use of children, old folks and delicate persons. We cannot too hivhly recommend them to all snlVercrs i'rnm any form of constipation and its attendant evils.

Two sizes, lc. and URc. Remember, you can obtain Kevall Kemedics in thia community only at our store The Kevall Store. Mapes Co. FOI.KY MDNKY HU.S the right medicine for backache, rheumatism.

HrihCs disease and all urinary irregularities. Mrs. l.onnie Howell, i is Liberty b'infllay. says: "For aix years I suffered intensely wilh kidney trouble and inflam mation of tho bladder. My back ached most severely, I was dizay anh miseranle all the time.

1 took Foley Money mis and they cured me permanently of all my sufl'ering. 1 am now entirely free from all those most, distressing symptoms and attribute my euro entirely to the timely use of Foley Kidney Pills." Sold by Frank Dairymple. MARIE DeLARME Perry Schooley was the Sunday guest of Johnnie Wossor. A fine baby boy made his arival at the home of Kaymond Kyroade and wife, last Tuesday. Nl.

A. l.ybarper called on Walter (oddmgton and family Sunday. Lizzie 1-Srown and Agnes Trembley called on Mrs. Mirrcll Hlosrer, Friday evening. (icorge Pool and Arthur Trembley called on Frank (Jordon, Monday.

Kdith Friend assisted with the care Vif her cousin Mazil Foster of Ant werp who has rtie erysipelas, frtwn Moada'V m'frl TI ui uIiii t-verrrmrrf last AeVk. I.afc and Pomeroy Thompson are busy entertaining the rnumpa, this week. Miller called on Samuel Friend and family, Sunday I.izio Brown visited the Erter school, Friday afternoon. Roxella Savage spent Tuesday with Orve Schooky and family. Ktt Thompson and wife, George Roop and wife, Alex Trembley, and wife, McCalla and wife, and R.

T. Hanks attended the funeral of Mrs. 0. W. Hanks at Hicksville, Sunday afternoon.

Frank Krter, wife and Clara Krter spent Sunday with his psrents John Krter and family. Mrs. (Jeorge Hoop called on Mrs. ilse (Isoton, Monday. Harry Friend called on Dan Sowers, Monday.

Ona Hole began to work for W. H. Ilarterof Hickville thia week. Mrs. Ktt Thompson spent Fridav evening at the home of 0.

W. Hanks and family. John Hole and wife called Kph Amos and wife, Sunday afternoon. Roxella Savage spent a couple days last week wilh Ona Hole. Dave Meek called at the home of John Hos and wife, Sunday, lola Krter vsitied with Chloie Gordon, Thurslav afternoon.

Thomas Wentworth and wife attended the funeral of Mrs. Caroline Dunican at the home of Fred Dunican and wife, Wednesday. lohn Ainswort purchased four head of fine registered Holstein cattle fif Arthur Trembley last. week. I'rank Frvo ca ed on Mirrell Blosser, Sunday.

Mrs. Herman Kicard called on her mother, Mrs. Ktt Thompson, Friday afternoon. Alex Trembley sr. spent Saturday evenng and Sunday with Arthur Trembley and family.

I'crrv t'smn Bnri wife nnd iiuira cflley of Antwern were Snndav lguests at the home of Will Miller and family. Try the Medicated stock salt, 6c pnund at Maoes Co. 82lf Call and the It will Surprise You TFe W. O. HUGHES Co.

by Mini ULti I' I 'i LJ act MAM a r--r- itr-Nr- IPORION 2464! Is a beautiful bay with small star, weight 1S50, 6 years old. Recorded in lielgian stud book Vol. Mil, page 471. Imported July 24, 1906. Foaled April 17, 1904.

Sired by Fouqmt (17542), he by Frin d'Or (7902), out ol lalouVe (10007). Fam Sophie d'lvor (11670), she by Feau Fils (3-19S), out o( Morrette d'lvor 11M13). Two of his colts won first and second prize at the llicksville Fair in iooq. Also won Special prize in Grade Felgian; and one of his colts won first prize at Fayne over a field of twenty-seven head onon will make the season ol n)it at the Evans barn llicksville, Ohio. Terms: S15.00, colt to stand and suck.

Anyone parting with mares without my consent will be neia tor me insurance. ill not he held responsible tor accidents that may occur. ED S. room house, well, cistern, cellar, bam, fruit room nnuso, cistern, rruit, corn house 8 room houso, well, cistern, fruit 1 room houso, well, cistern, close to center of town! 7 room well, cistern, out-buildings, fruit 11 room houso, moderti, barn, fruit, a bargain. 7 room houso, two lots.

Main street 8 room dwelling. Smith street 1 room house with barn for rent. 8 room house for rent. Ask Mapes 0. about the Rex i.imes iMjiphur spray -for froit all kinds of trees and vines.

They will guarantee results. 88t2 in any 1 also am handling the splendid young pacing horse, Ed on mile track. The get of this horse last year gave such satisfaction that breeders returned their animals in most all cases. If you are al ter speed it will pay you to see me about this promising young actor. Jacob hoffmeister Fhone 248 Owner snd" Keeper Farn Fhone 320 1 nbune Voting Coupon This Coupon is good for TEN VOTES in the Library Content TEN NOTES FOR.

Cut out, fill in name of Lodge, Society, Church, School, Sunday School 01 other organization you wish to vote lor and deposit in ballot box at Mapes Co. drug store. REAL ESTATE fcEfS Vatno KVir I.4..4t I 10 room houso, good barn, cistern, Smith street i-IW) 7 room house, cistern, cellar nnvod nfw.t Hirfc i room houso, cistern. Smith street I E. F1.

ARMSTRONG I wwi Don think that piles can't be cored Thousands obstinate -eases have been cured by Doan's ")inttnont so cents at any drug store..

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