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The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
TRIES TO
DRAG BRIDE
FROM TAR
SuitOr Creates
Scene When Girl
Webs His Rival

Just after William G Williams. %
years old. chauffeur giving his
ri3ress SIS so IG4 Cougrcss--t
.a-G and celia schwers. rs wears
cld so 81 Hastings st, lef mo mar.
mage hccn office In uie county
boiling. Thu iday mornnr, with a
license under the rroom-to.be's arm.
'crs much pe eJ yong .baA.
n1ued Tom 9a "a. rusl, ua to
ID, license "iH FIX and deollcl Inst
ths license mast De cane led
After much c0n1 ersariOn. the IL
Ccnse office clerk learned mat
Tony was % unsuccessful snitor for
Celit's hanC 1ut had her father S
promise tna Ie ruul marry the
girl and Do was determined 20 do IT,
Tho clerks told him the license was
properly filed out and worn 10 and
could not De- recalled 50 Tony beat
No." down The corridors 20 Justice De
GaW's Office where William and
Celia had hurried
licre Tho justice was just going
thru the ceremony when Tony yell
ing a tho top of his lungs scooted
up 70 the court railing and began
r rough house play in pulling the
hrilo-to-bc away from the groom
to-bc tie loudly and dramatically
declared 1T must not be-. IN must
nor be." $50 tho astonishcd Justice
topped thc proceedings until the
spGucrng Tony got down 60 lucid
explanations.
Then. when me wantedto be-mar-
icd couple declared thaf Tonye oh.
jccuons we no reason why they
should not be tied UP, and proved
10 Hfa iH,tice'e satisfaction that
evervfhinc was perfectly straight
anu above board the ceremony con
tinued. while Tony was RESTRAINED
from violence by court attaches.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
HIGH MONEY
CHECKS TRADE

NEW YORK. Sept Is The New
York Etcnne Suns financial review
Thursday said.
Tradnl ln securities Was FUR
thor restrained in today session OF
the stock market by what looked
like the practical pegging OF cal
money rates at 6 ptr cent Re
newal- we're made az That rate. ana
n Is REGARDED as entirely probable
that both time and Catt rates Will
remain high for the time being. IN
View of.the imminent offering OF the
second Liberty loan Funds are
readily offered in rcspo/'c Ca "a
somewhat insistent demand because
they are not ayailablue for the mo-
ment There have been Heavy with.
drawals fhis week with out O. - ~
institutions incidental 20 payments
on the S400o0o 600 government
treasury certificates. This sltua-
ton in the money market brought
about a selling movement OF moder'
ate proportions in the stock market
and az mo same time served 90 pre-
vail upon brokers 10 advise clients
not 20 buy
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Sept -t close Corn
declined in the nrst pant of FAC ses-
sion in Chicago. Notwithstanding in-
dlcations of frost in aomc ports OF
the corn acreage oats were FteHdv
The Detroit marKet opened without
change.
While frost is visiting tbc northern
sections 81 tho corn belt iI IH "'' 't
q serious nature and thc WrtlNef 100 "a
general way is satisfar tors There ia
"a strong huU panty In corn. dealers
who believe the futures nave l-nh
too low an along who base ihcir
belief on the heavy Wotld needs
without regard 90 tho nig crop ilrrff
dealers arc bulls Without loot lnH TOT
help from frost They feel mat gre
world condition just now and fhc
outlook for the immediate future
points Go unusually heafr corn conc
sumption that wili call INFO uso
every bushel produced These deal-
crs stand ready 90 bus corn every
time there a. "a dip ~ thr pr', whIeh
accounts for tho -mAllnets ~ tnr dr.
Clines Should severe frost lniurt fh"
crop the crop further it wnuld LflhE
"a great lncrcasr in thc rRulr ~ TIC
believers Bro hiHh corn prl'os Ih"
Detroit corn market rules 'o9ll nw
ins g. The smalln'ge ~ receipts
Demand Tor oats ie active Local
millcrs are taking lhe grain freely
and there is some shipping demand
The moderate offerings from dat 'n
day are easily taken care of Nath-
ing new is noted la rEc. Icfuenl 81
well sustained and offerings continue
small. Wheat is moving slowly ana
flour "a ia heavv demand
Trading was nuict. The corn deal
closed unchanged. but weak oats
were inactive. rive WAS M good de-
mand and beans ady "a G.~ed.- 40.
Thursday wheat quotation Cash
SO. red s2Io SO. mixed. s. llt
30 white f2I7
Tnursdays coarse grain q4ota-
tiuna Corn. cash ~. 500 ~ =
yellow. f2I2 asked No yellow
&2ii oats standard G21ac asked
$50. 9 white, 62c, NO. white Sic
RIVE cash No p, $3.50 Beans in-
mediate and prompt shipm ~ -
Seeds. Prime red clover. flas 30 'e-
tobet si3.7b; alslke So 30. timothy.
1855
Receipts In The Detroit market on
Thursday were 900 hhls - -four -
and Of rye shipments were o 600
bu Of rour and 3 600 hu ~ oats.
stocks are $4,000 hu ~ wheat 600
hu 80 corn 90" GOO hu ~ cats and
AZ 600 hu ~ rye
Primary wheat receipts were -
I4t.0o0 hu, against 21if.o0o bu q year
Exports ~ wheat and -FOUR Thurs-
day 10000 hu
Receipts 90 wheat Thursday Du-
iuth i02 cars. against 51- year aEo
MINNEAPOLIS. $40 cars pgainai ~ F
Chicago. ~ cars against 1903 Winni-
Deg ISL cars against fsj, 81 Louis
1000 bu
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
FIELD FOR
BIG PRIZE:
STILL open
Fifty Thousand Con-
test Anybody's Fight
AS Yet

Ih FIRST period ir thc 10000
Clue race for thc home automo-
buoss and other rich awards came
to Wbiriwni finish af two hours
before midnight Mcunoaday ae The
candidates rushed lho'r -ubscrip
tion- n 90 apply co the extra credit
ohrr SO one seemed 10 have
gained very much of lead and it
loohs as 10 10 rs -fji anybody fight.
Nlth rhe cnprr month of October
tn -u there b. plenty. Of time for
most amy candidate push io The
front and win fhc $4,000 home or
one Of the four big motor cars
Now is the time for an 70 start
out on The double quick and get
their friends 70 line for suDscrip
tons Those Who failed to take ad-
vantage Of The FIRST per.od cannot
afford 20 overlook the second vote
period fen Dc big camnalrn which
starts Monday Ocl and holds
good until Oct % The contest
ends on oct 81 bot The subscrip
tion turned Boz before pr" 18TH of
October will CARES larger credit
than 10 held back Hl p tine last
weeks I'd yhe omIaICn
tull Announcement al the second
period offer viii be made In Fri
day ISSUE OF The Fine
The epocial vote ballots earned
by ibe members n ne first period
win bc prepared 1nd published 10
their credit or scnf 20 ths members
90 be- held lr reserve
frta 80 'rtrr % az
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
Livestock
MICHIGAN cEN1R,L srocI<1 ARDS

DETROIT Mich sept 2T--Cat
tie Market. steady best heavy
strer. $4,000 iu.Ta best handy
weight butcher steers 81 aeff9. mix
cd steers and helfers $50 $50 handy
light butchers S7m45o light butch
ems tbH6. SO. best COWS. 81 SO as
butcher COWS. S6.5oH1. common COWS.
s. r-UG Gamers Sia0ff 5u best
heavy bulls tT3oN BE- bologna
bulls. 4t.suu &, stork bulls. So 50 p
Csc feeders. f150nS25. stockefs
s. $50 ft 1926 mixers ard springers
t45aa5. Veal calves. Market steady
hest grades. SIS ~ ia-sps ethers s.
ola sheep and lambs. Market
steady. best lambs SIG. fair lambs
a0fit6; light 90 common lambs.
sfftflt fair fo good shop 81 80 ~.
9t5 rull and common. $3.50 ~ 6.oa.
Hogs Market fuN1rc higher. mix
ed grades $iSJ0a1slO; pigs, tl7gf
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
EDSEL FORD
FILES CLAIM
FOB EXEMPTION

The district drWf board for De-
trot and Highland p--k has cerfi-
icd to f'io adjurn general IN Lans.
ing about 10000 names, ali but $500
M The District quota Tho WORN Is
preceding very mothoaically now
ind f. viii not De nocos sary 70 on
sage any more clerks il is an
bounced
The claim Of Edscl Ford ~ tho
Ford Motor company for exemption
on cupauonal grounds which wss
nleG Wcdnesday will be reached in
the regular course or business early
In october Before ID can be- passed
on II must oe perfected This de-
tail is IN the hands Of Alfred luck.
ms counsel for the Ford Motor com
panv.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
FRENSDORF ACTS
AS WARDEN OF
JACKSON PRISON

JACKSON. Mich, Sept IS Ed
ward FrensGorf. OF hudson member
If the prison board of control has
been appointed acting warden on
Jackson prison By the board OF con.
troll
Warden Bricc p Disque viii leave
tomorrow Tor Washington where te
viii join The aviation section OF the
signal corps as lleutenanico,onel
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
FOUR SOLDIERS
KILLED BY CAR

CHICAGO. Sept p -Four sol
dicis of thc 'ortvGflh United states
Infantry. stationed "a for Sheridan.
are dead as thr result OF being
struck by an lntprurhan car
They are Francis " rren b. q,
Richmond va lanes BAN "a. lr-
win. Ky. Chester Gilbert Do Door
way, Ky, and Addison De Hart 90.
Dowdrop Ky
Tho Forty nnh recently was Trans
terred from For, Benjamin ilarrr
son
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
30n swItehmen So

CARL ind. Sept q Three hun
dred swltthmen employed in the
local yards 81 The Elgin. Joliet 4
Eastern Belt railroad went ON
strike today. threatening serious
ne up q me steel mills. which are
turning out supplies for the govern.
meut About POO Other -witchmsn
are out al South Chicago and Joliet
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
CURR COPPER STOCKS
TOLEDO GRAIN ANp PROVISIONS

ceah t21a corn Cash s20T De
cembcr. ii.e7K May. tl1e4 Oats
"a al. 6iNc September. e2t4c De
romher Gu. MAY sfi.c rye Cash
,fiaf Cioversed Cash. 81 2-4b pcto
hcr and December. Si3 10. March
80 80 AfriI,r. Ca-h. H2 50 limo
INV. cash s7tTH September and
october. t9STts Butter. Brick
creamery SOC: tubs. creamery ~ G.
rggs Fresh caudi~d. sc. fancy Sc
iects. sec Hay Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
Hanks and trust Compani,.


- execute orders on the exchange:
W r Moss & CO. Carlyle & Povah.
Geo NJ West * Co. r. e. haccrone
x Co.. VI " Noble q Co. y. l.. sey-
niour A Co. w n Mclaughlin. Mer-
rlli Lynch a. CO., W a. Hamiin & Co,
~ m. A Neer a. Co. Sinclair y Couis,
wendell Nulkev 4 Co.. VIM " Rose
& Co.. r X Pelton & Co. Joel stock
Frd 4 Co, Bennett smith q Co. w.
y Reilly q CO. Matthew Finn. A w.
Wallace 4 Co. Lewis q. Gorton.
Nrhc. Relden- Woodruff Co. Dood.
Martin a a. O'Hara Ferris & Co.
M.nN Ice n co
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28

EksF tFfNf.p. y -. sept o.
cattle Receipts goo market active.
steady, pT r2c steers. Nlf.5N III 1880
butcher grades. SSure2h. cuws $3.50
70 900 Calves. Receipts. 300. mar
hrt slow weak Gull t1 chuicc. g. 90
as. sheep ana lambs Receipts. 3. f00-
market slow steady, choice lambs.
$4,000 2, cull 60 fair -sIoW1f year
hinge. Si4m1f.50. sheep S5Hl %.
Hops Receipts 200 murk't active,
i1fi rND higher workers.. SifH ~ Coz
pigs ffS1r mixed sf9 f01 1905
hfakV $40 go flfoT0. roughe sfSn
SISffIefU. stays s16Wf7
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28

Burglacs entered th homo of John
Il Engol so fl2 lonefellow-ave,
late "wednesday afternoon and Nude
away with Two oyefcoats valued 90
sac and sihcrwarc worth sl55 They
gained entrance by forcing rear
window
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
WV NnnII rnnnrcr

NEW YORK Sept % Flour.
Quiet and firm mess sf7ni1.50.
Lard Stronger middle west spot.
so GOA % o.. sugar Raw. strong
centrifugal 90 test. fTu1 uuscovn-
do. 50 test. sat. rcNnrd nuist. cut
loaf, sa96. crushed. $9e5t powdered.
SS.35 mS.s5 granulatcd Ssf0u IS 90.
Coffee. Rio No. ON spot sssc Tai
low quiet special. Toe. pItE faiar.
Hay. Strong prime Nu e. g. gnn
: %; No g. s5cmS105. clover s5cn
Sis. Dressed poultry quiet. luF-
keys. ga 3bt chickens IIn IN,.
fowls e2m c2c. ducks 1fH Gee Live
poultry. Quiet geese. fp. ducks 12
n &c fowls 26n2T, turfevs. fSu
20c. roostcre. 19c. chickens nroilers
~ ~ 2sc. Cheese lnsetflrd. state
milk common to. specials. gfu2rct
Ekims. common Co specials. u 20tsc.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
upLP ~ANrED-wALE
BOYS WANTED
16 YEARS OLD TO p
WHITE AND COLORED

TO set pins with automatic pin
settlers in New Recreation
Building, Shelby-st. and La
fayette-blvd. Steady work.
$500 per week guarantee.
Boys becoming proficient can
make as much as $1,000 per
week. Apply Mr.. Johns, fifth
floor, today.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
RITTER And FGos

DETROIT. sept. 77.--Putter: Fresh
creamery nrsts steady at A2c 10.
fresh extra creamery. sahc 10.
Eggs. Fresh Michigan nrsts IS
p 4or dOr
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
n.trnIt nnnL C1earfnRr

Detroit bank clearinge for sept -
1917. were tS17s 3oieb, total clear
fn-- for fafT 20 date arc S2,OfS.59s,
S0qq. na against 81 bsl.92i .9f5 80 FOR
tho corresponding period In 1915
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
BELGIAN WOMEN WANTED

BELGIAN WOMEN WANTED
For cleaning bowling alleys.
Hours - midnight to 7 a. m. /;
salary $4,000 per month.
Steady work. Apply today,
Mr.. Johns, fifth floor, New
Recreation Building, Shelby
st. and Lafayette-blvd.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
Produce

Tho produce market as p general
proposition was steady one this
morning The best grades Df poultry
were bringing little more money
but The bulk 70 the light receipts
we're not OF quality 20 bring top
prices. No. I calves are IN good de-
mand, but receipts ~ calves also run
to low grades, which are hard o.
move, The hos market ie poorly
supplied and quotations are advanc-
I'd. Potatoes. tomatoes. peaches and
the general list were called steady
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
NV YoRK BUrrrR Avn roos

NTW WORK. Sent - Puffer
Quiet receints. sIb7. creamery OK
ira f50 fbi4c. do. special market
4Sh n feLr state dairy tubs - y
a4ihc Imitation creamery hrsts ~
N A0ftc rVwa DULL rereirts ~ aQs
nearhv white fancy. 5sd s0c. nearby
mixed fancy. 4.a47c. fresh hrsta -
q sec
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28

EIGrN. III. sept GO Butter aHc
bid. no sales, an advance or i4c 10.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28

PriufinR--fhe pInin neat Lind--'h@t
IL riaht-Time- Job Drpt.-uain 1870.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
EMrLol MnNr AcrNorrs
KINCAID

KINCAID
- West Forrest. opp. Postofnce.
Wonts. DC idle md can quality
Stucis cAaEnrE.-4 factory clerks
Invoice clerks stock room plen
Man 20 taitr -h9rgc 80 auto stock.
Male stenogrophers. auto clerks.
Tsctort timckrcpere. receiving
Dicf .te
rsotorv clerks. shop ,iorks
Buoi, Keeper. stock record clerks.
bahuiters. tool gauge mcu.
Production grinders. lands grind
r~e
norton grinders. cutter grinders.
Tool grindeIs internal grinders
PATTERNMAKERS
Wood and MetaD
flnai asscmhicre. driu press
hasaia assemhlers. 4 glass grind
8 Tool Designers.
biemakcrs dlsslniCera
flnor wnchiuisfv wood tenoners
auto Uouf lanGerr. p metal shapers.
Mltrt saw. p Hufo door hangers
I Fireinen With Papers, S25.
5 First Engineers.
, Second Engineers.
Tool drrretr. -tivnxe inspectors
tlc. ric.ans. factory wir. forge
sheet metal layout Ford drivers
q irouu1 tion lathe metal body nm
irhrfs
3 Young men 60 learn belt making
iH
b Floor InspcetorS. bench iuspectfQ
2 Parts INSPECTORS. 3 motor iuaprctrs
Z ha7fis, insTettorF machine re-
pain
4 rsnerhnuper. b wheel sandera
lia1' elotrra blacksmith help
p Blt. ksnitha. @ dicseftrre.
49, .-------------------.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28

CASH FOR old false teeth. gold crowns.
broken jcwe'fy. diamonds. watches
etc. full valpe paid Liberty Rig
Co. - Wood u. 4th noCr. elevator.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28

HrLr wANrEr--FEMALE
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations by HornbioWer q IS e.ks.
sept - opcu High Low close
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
10 HENf-Fi-4f> q srtitrMnNT>

Fon sAl4.-nl.,laGNrl: rnorAnl,
The Detroit times., 1917-09-28
New York Stocks

Quotations by Hornhlower d Weeks,
Sept 81 open High Low close
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-09
In Black and White

stood. The hustle Of yesteryear was a
hideous affair, padded and puffed and
stuffed with wire or straw, an object
of torture, it would seem, to the unin-
itiated. The hustle of 1917 is entirely
different. 1t is really back drapery,
and is exquisite in the soft materials
favored by Fashion for this year.
"But is it becoming? you ask. Yes,
and again yes; for if you are tall and
straight, perhaps trifle too slim, it
is an added grace,and if you are
short and plump, 1t gives length OF
line! Sounds like magic, does it not :?
1t does not cut off the figure, as has
so often been feared; it but serves to
accentuate the good points Of the fig
ure-and cover up the bad ones.
The skirt must be rather short, and
narrow, and the hips and front must
have no unnecessary fullness Of ma
terial. The waist is either fitted Or
semi-ftted, and if the hustle is on the
coat, there need not be one on the
skirt.
What Are Bustles Made OF?
Bustles are made Of silks, satins, vel
vets-in fact, anything nice. II the
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-09

skirt is really coming into its own:
The present indications are that it Is
for the skirts are somewhat longer.
How muchf One authority Gays for
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-09
NO LOOKING BACK IN MEDINA
New Evidence Constantly Being
puhliahed


Since the long succession Of Medina
reports were first published in the To-
cal press there has been no looking
backward. Medina evidence contin-
ues to pour in, and-better still-those
whose reports were first published
many years ago, verify all they said
in a most hearty and unmistakable
way. Read the experience Of Mr.. J. s.
Ritter, wagon maker, 43S s. Hunting
ton street. He says "I suffered tor .
long time with rheumatic twinges. /
had severe pains across the small Of
my back. When I stopped over, It
seemed as though my back would
break. tried numerous remedies
with very little relief, If any, until one
of the men in the shop recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills and I bought q
box. They helped me from the first
and continued their use until / was
in good health. Since then, whenever
my kidneys have not acted right, l
have used Doan's Kidney Pills and a
few doses have set me right" Estate
ment given December 81, 1911
On January "a, 1917, Mr.. Ritter said
"1 always have the same good opinion
Of Doan's Kidney Pills. I've had no ser
rious trouble with my kidneys in a
long time, as I take this medicine oc-
casionally." :.
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for q kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Ritter has twice publicly recon-
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-09
Grace-and the Bustle
i:L,ar--.a.-..Ar-.,.,s----'r-.'@

material is soft and crushes when drap
ed, a slight stiffening is used: On
evening dresses, the hustle ehect may
be given by a bouffant bow Of maline
or dress net, which is stiff enough to
assume the perky lines 80 chic just
now. It is surprising what . trans
formation can be worked with hustle
sash on the evening dress OF last year.
Linings that Contrast
Many Of the newest designs have
surprises in he way Of Innings. Often
the hustle of a drses Is lined with q
contrasting satin showing only every
now and then, as in the dress Illus
trated here. No other trimming Is
used, the lining being repeated Tor the
collar and sometimes the cu6a The
soft pleated hustle is the most bccom-
ing as rule. This one Is shaped. be-
ING longer on the sides than IN the
back. and as usual, the front Of the
skirt Is absolutely plain. Any cf the
soft materials could be used, and there
are many attractive color schemes, one
OI JQG lklo5O CACCtAvV USAAA8 SAstsR ssAns>
white. The dress Is black satin with
white satin for the lining and the col
lar.
The Expected Unexpected
Speaking Of surprises, the news
from Paris houses is full Of inter
esting and unexpected details. Now
one hears Of parasols and umbrellas
with gun handles, made to initiate the
rifle Of the French soldier. One ex-
poets the hats and other parts Of the
costume to be on martial lines and
so the beret Of the French sailor seen
on the dainty lady Of Fashion is not as
astonishing as it might be, when one
considers the factor Of patriotism
War jewelry, too, reflects the spirit
of the times and brooches and other
ornaments made from pieces Of shrap.
mel are quite the vogue
Points on the Fashion Compass
Every one wants to know II the long
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-09
PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm will offer at
public sale at my residence, one mile
south of Creston, eleven miles north OF
Wooster on electric line, car stops at
house, stop North Jackson,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. IA, 1917
Commencing at II o'clock a. M, the
following described property. to-wit:
THREE head work horses consist
ing of black horse z years old, weight
1900; gray horse 3 years old, weight
1900; gray mare 8 years old, weight
1900. All three horses work single or
double and any boy can drive them.
FIVE head of Cows: Good milch
cows, consisting Of Jersey coming in
with fourth calf, due Nov. 26; Holstein
coming in with fourth calf, due Dec. 10
Guernsey coming in with fourth calf,
Due Dec. IL; Ayrshire coming in with
fourth calf, due March o., Ayrshire
coming in with third calf, due March
%; Jersey and Guernsey heifer 20
monthes old, bred Oct. 5; silAyrshire
heifer 18 months old.
THREE head Of fat hogs, weighing
about 200 lbs. each.
CHICKENS-25 Single Comb White
Leghron hens, one year old; Is Single
Comb White Leghorn pullets; 25
Rhode Island Red pullets.
! FARMING IMPLEMENTS consist
ing of two-horse Thornhill wagon, 8
in. tire, good as new; platform hay
ladder; 7-ft. Mccormick binder good
as new, Deering mower good as new
Ohio hay loader, hay tedder, Gale sulky
plow good as new, double disc good
as new, land roller, spike tooth har'
row, two-horse Gale corn worker, IL
hoe Superior grain drill, New Ides
manure spreader, new; top buggy
dump boards, wheelbarrow, log chain
crosscut saw, forks, straw hook, hay
knife, barrel churn, meat barrel. Har
ness, set double work harness, single
work harness, single buggy harness
, collars, halters. 1900 bushels of corn
!. 200 bushls of oats, about 1900 bundles
Of fodder, and other articles too mum
erous to mention.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
| Huckster on ground.
MIKE BAUER
Chas. P. Miller, Auctioneer,
J. s. Mccoy, Clerk.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-09
The Bustle Coat

The bustle-back coat illustrated here
is very smart. Braid is extensively
used, for binding and trimming. Made
Of dark blue French serge, with mar
row black soutache braid and q fur
collar, this suit is appropriate for any
occasion.
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We have been hearing great deal
lately about the hustle dress, the hustle
coat. and even the hustle hat. on tne
stage they have been featured In some
of the most successful plays OF the e
Sc season. aWhy, that isn't a bustle'
one IS tempted to cry, "it is simply . .
draped % sash, or soft pleats in the
back"
Alter all. what's in name? Rather
less than nothing If the name does NOT
describe the thing or if it is misunder-
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-09
TIMES FOR HOLDING COMMON
PLEAS COURT, A. ID. 1918

TIMES FOR HOLDING COMMON
PLEAS COURT, A. ID. 1913
1t Is ordered that the terms Of the
Common Pleas Court In the County of
Medina, for the year 1913 be flxed an
follows, to wit: On the 7th day Of
January, and the 1st day of April and
the 23rd. day OF September and the
said terms Of said court begin at 10
o'clock, A. M. Esd
NATHAN II. MCCLURE,
Judge Of Common Pleas Court, Medina
County, Ohio.
The State Of Ohio. Medina County.
I, the undersigned, Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for
Medina County, Ohio, do hereby certify
the foregoing to be a true and correct
copy of the original order "Times for
Holding Common Pleas Court, A. ID.
1915" In Medina County now on file In
my office.
witness my hand and the seal of
said Court. at Medina, Ohio, this 23rd.
day of October. A. d. 1917. .
LAKEY J. FLICKINGER,
1913 (SeaD Clerk Of Courts
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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-09
LAME BACK OR
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS

are often warnings Of serious trouble
30 come.
Grave dangers viii arise II you do
not ut once take measures to relieve
these complaints.
Kennedy Kidney Remedy IL manu-
factured for Just this purpose. It is
. remedy for all kidney diseases and
n positively guaranteed. Any dealer
named below b authorized to refund
the price II It fails to give satisfaction.
Price so. Sold In Medina by J. w.
Tuttle; Lodi, by Rowland's Pharmacy;
Seville by e. e. Hartman, or In Cleve-
land at all Marshall's Drug Stores.
adv. 18ti