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AUTOMOBILES
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FORD BODIES LAR. .,oc, ., ..o,...-.--
t''t o"d!Gs for ForGs open tnJ u,n,I
u""'.S we 'dn save you !26 10 SiGS
~, your podS. i. Meyers Sons 90
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,,,,',.''I ,,N Ni'''h' nermanon; husilcss
f'iaN stores. SprHrm!ut Hnd ,i,yci
:''".Ees Write today Helmet t;um
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UNUSUAL. OPPORTUNITY
TO HCY
AtToMDlil.ES
CHEAP.
OAKLAND TOURING.
Ddmonstrato-. used less than IN
Gays. run legs than 900 miles,
W. tpnlrpcd. O:lginnI cost
sI.d5o. sacrificed At 1896.
OAKLAND SEDAN.
Demonstration. slightly uso,.
INK s; eru'rnca $40. selling for
MAXWELL TOURING.
,la l''' en- moh DC In eseencn; conlI-
FORD.
a.5 TFS".'s st.is.' ''' model. GOOD con
=. ". LITTLE oAki.AMn CO.,
eel West Bro,.d Street
i:a"loiph '7ss.
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AGENTS Sell M!nit.ncnd for tires aud
tnhes cost e repair: surpasscs vulcaniz.
ing s'lrs 80 per cent, every auto and
shaw made i2l nrst day. Hart 1925 first
week Phrttcmlars and free sample. The
,"ntil"nthl Rubber Co.. Dept g. Phila-
I,u - -
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Grade Positions Are Offered Thru I'D Want Ads
CLASSIFIED ADVERT Using


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49, ~ weekly In you. SPAR I'm.
,"E spr'lh1 advertising work anu.
n+ families Of your city no ,,,.,.f
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American Rl:r. Cinc!nnafi orr ''5o'
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Salo
THIS WILL INTEREST Won

THIS WILL INTEREST YOU
Any who In copt.u,,,,
the , pnrchase of a used Iupn,obiis
VIII 10 wen to Hct In touch wiiS
os bctore buying. We my"
soinplete history OF every LINN IN
t.owh' which ~ yours Tor the nv.
,H;SDERroN AUTO CO.. INC
e'S' 1887 W. Broad
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AGENTS--Onn dollar seller. Every auto
owner needs. Saves him hundreds OF
dollars in one season. 2Gcoa profit f,
bocCk. Mgr. 53ii :. kcdZIc chica go.
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- Nit"NtISIS -Wantcd. two rcrI,.
~ hsnlH'int registered pharrnnSfs, ga
Ia. u ."t.S9" sni laboratory WORK. Mss,
WORK 'e.teHte and not afraid o.
$50. N"nlE. S!'!hE reference. Anil.
I.yTTty Az married or sli.r!c -
-. ~ M4Itln x 90. NnrfnIL o. "
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Funeral Directors
S1c"'al Notice.

iHAuf- EGwin !hlup runcraI director
and ciDhalincr. 5Os Eas. Main steer
Madison lal Randolph 56s3
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MEN WANTED

10 learn the barber trade.
Tuition, S35. Tools free,
Diplomas given.
RICHMOND BARBER
COLLEGE,
0O4 f.. MARSHALL ST
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AiENrS-Rays hair siraightcner pre-
vents dandruH; particulars free; soc per
box. NcalelSh ~ Co. Box 49, NJ
dianapolis. Ind. &
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hGENTS-Wo can give pleasant, diSni:9 la
work that Will pay from SIS to so
per week to one man or woman in each
locality. FsdeFil Pure Food Co., Desk
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s.. WEEKLY up. Fascinating eIhploy-
inCIi. mating circulars At nome, u0w
"p,u. Nlsv fine travelling positions
..tl.c sex. experience unnecessary.
Write quick iOE WORK Workers s.ryic-
co. pcUi. 30. Jacksonville, Fla.
, 1921-10-26

j. OHconnor. Denver. r. W. Haynes.
Denver; William Francis. Denver: a
Goldman. Chicago E. j.. johnson.
Denver: Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Roberts.
Douglas: b. Harris. Douglas: o. II.
Barnett. Belle Fourche, s. d.. J. u
OSBORNE. Denver; y. y. Dukc1nnn. Rlv-
erton- and Mi. and Mrs- Charles Shoe
han Of Lander.
Frank Riley. former manager OF
been IN the service OF the rorbe.
Casper attending TO business matters
and calling on friends
c. c. Hnrmore OF Cheyenne 70
turned to his homo last night after
spending several days mere transact.
ing business.
Gienrock readers will be interested
In knowing that Charles Peterson for
many a respected citizen OF that
town Is now located in Casper and II
associated with the Casper Motor
company.
airs- Lee STOCK accompanied by her
sister. Mrs Emma Brady. Is leaving
for Denver where sfr. Stock viii Join
he party later. They will spend some
time there.
Charles Richards. a pioneer ranch
mar OF Natrona county, has pur-
chased a home in West Casper
through the Harry Free Real Estate
company.
C. C. Harmon OF Cheyenne. wyo-
ming telephone plant superintendent.
was in Casper Tuesday inspecting the
plant Of the local telephone company.
, 1921-10-26


resident Ia Lead. She Is at tho home
OF Mr.. n Ms James Knowles dur
ing her stay In the city.
Miss Mabel Stafford has returned
from Lincoln. Neb-. where she was
called by tho illness II her younger
sister who Is attending the University
OF Nebraska Miss Margaret Stafford
Is improved at the present and VIII
be able to continue her work at the
university.
Mr.. and Mrs d. A. Field who have
been spending several days here have
returned to their home in Tulsa
where they will make nnal arrange
msnts In disposlns OF their home ana
household goods before moving 10
Casper. Mr.. Field Is an experienced
mechanic and will be connected with
one Of the local motor companies.
, 1921-10-26
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Elder have left
for Denver where they will spend sew
oral days. Mr.. Elder is proprietor OF
the Wigwam.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hood OF Their
mopoiis are spending some time in
Casper while having modern heating
and plumbing installed in a number
OF residence properties which they
have purchased here as an invest
ment- During their stay here they
are occupying the home at 1874 East
F street. where they will be delighted
to receive old friends.
Miss Annie Dalton. who has been a
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs.
George Ferris on South Mckinley
street. Is leaving this evening for her
nome in, Denver. Miss Dalton has
been deliberately entertained during
her stay In the city and hopes to re-
turn here IN the spring time.
Mrs. A. w Wills of Lead, s.. D., is
spending the week in the city visiting
with friends and relatives formerly
, 1921-10-26

Invitations have been extended ~
Miss Virginia Bagby for q dance &c
be held Monday evening. October 81.
The guests are asked to come In cos
tune and win gather At the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs H. Lee Bagby and will
attend the dance at the Terrace Car
dens. A supper win be served at tbs
Bagby homo following the dance.
, 1921-10-26

We state it as our honest belief
that the tobaccos used in Chester
field are Of finer quality land
hence OF better taste) than in any
other cigarette at the price.
Liceett s. Myers Tobacco Co
, 1921-10-26

C. C. Harmon OF Cheyenne. wyo.
ming telephone plant superintendent.
was in Casper Tuesday inspecting the
plant of the local telephone company.
, 1921-10-26

The party that was to be given by
the Pythian si~ters tsis evening has
been postponed on ccount OF the
death OF m OF their members The
regular session Will be held tomorrow
evening, as usual.
, 1921-10-26

The air is very much thinner on
Mars than on the earth, 20 thin in fact
that an elephant there would be able
to leap about like q gazene.
, 1921-10-26

Jewelry IND watch repairing by ex.
pert workmen. All guaranteed
Casper Jewelry lifg. Co.. O-S Bldg.
yS-tf
, 1921-10-26
CITY BRIEFS

George Snodgrass and Miss LOWE
snodgrass have returned to the Ante.
lcpe Springs ranch after spending
several days In Casper Visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jourxensen.
Harry Adams Of Adams 4 Langstar
drilling corporation. has returned
from a duck hunting trip from up
near the Platte river source. He re-
ports a bag OF % green heads. NAL
iards.
Miss Betha Davis Of the p~ostof1ce
force who recently suffered a severe
injury to her ankle. has gone to Boul.
der 10 visit friends while she is con
vaescing.
c. H. Blake OF the Blake Dare
Brokerage company. in company with
W. II. Patten. Charlie Baxter and
Mon McMahan. Will leave on a duck
hunting trip up the shoshoni region
at the frst sign OF snowfall that will
send the ducks south.
V. ST. Clair Mitchell who has been
in n city ff---yerai days attending
to business interests mas left for
Waitman. where he VIII spend some
time calling on friends and transact
ing business.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. L. Steffens who
spent severai days here en- route to
Denver are here on their way home to
shoshoni after spending several days
in Colorado.
Among tho business people regis
tered at the Henning hotel yesterday
were: T. H. Thomas OF Mt. Vernon
Ohio; Max Brumberg OF Seattle.
Wash; s. C. sprads of Milwaukee.
Wis; Frank Organ OF Denver. f.
NJ. Fawiey. Denver; ~ B. Daugherty.
Buffalo; ]. NJ. Mclaughlin. Duluth: r.
, 1921-10-26

O'Clock IN the church pariors- Mrs
G. NJ. Anderson-znd committee will
be in charge Of the program The
topic IL India and THE Alaskan OF
Today" The subject win be interest,"
ingiy presented
All members OF the society and 9TH
ers who are interested in missionary
work are invited to attend
MgEs-TrumbeIu Nup<iais
Surprise Many Friends
The marriage ceremony uniting
Ralph r. Riggs and Miss Margaret
rrumbuii was performed by the Rev.
C. A. Wilson last Saturday evening.
The young couple were attended
Mr.. Riggs is connected with the ].
8. Brown MercaLtiie company and
came to Casper some time ago from
the SOUTH. Mrs Riggs has been asso-
ciatcd with tho offices OF Mate wheel
er. and with the Van SAINT company.
h has been living in Casper for
about two years and came here from
Douglas.
The news of tho marriage comes
as n great surprise { o many friends
mere and In Douglas. who offer best
wishes to tho bride and groom.
lfr. and Mrs. Riggs Will make their
home in this city.
The party that was to be given by
the Pythian sirters tsis evening has
been postponed on account OF the
death OF one Of their members. The
regular session viii be held tomorrow
evening, as usual.
.-.
The st. Marks guild VIII hold Its
meeting tomorrow at the home OF
Mrs. ]. l.. shepperson. 1os4 East Sec
ond street. All members are invited
to attend.
Out Of Town Representatives
Are Entertained at Banquet.
Saturday evening. October %. the
World Wide Guild Of the First Baptist
church entertained representatives of
the World Wide Guild chapters from
the Baptist churches in Douglas. Glen
rock and Parkerton at a banquet held
n the church building On Fifth and
Beech streets
The room was artisticaiiy decorated
n keeping with the occasion. The col
IT rchemc OF orange n blnck was
carried out from the place cards and
'avors through the entire ROOM.
About sixty sat down 20 the tables
when the hour arrived. Miss nellie 8.
Morgan of Cheyenne. 'state director Of
he Guild presided. Miss Margaret
fulton president OF the local chapter
ave the words of welcome. To the
saicoms n respopse was made by Miss
firiam Eidred. Toastz fitting and np-
Hr5priate to the occasion were made
" Miss Mary Blaney of Parkerton.
Iru. Jack Carr. Miss Marx Finn. Miss
;ecrgia Allen or Casper. Miss Laverna
snsh Of GIenrociS. Rev. c. a. Bromley
II Parkerton and Rev. C.. NJ. Thofnp-
on Jr.. of the Casper church.
Singing of the songs OF the guild
ldded much to joiIity Of the evening.
Miss Vera MAYOR directed the sing
NJ. Miss Ruth A=mnn's solo work
90 vas appreciated to a large cesree.
IT is hoped that this function may
be an annual affair in the First Bap.
list church.
Dinner Celebrates
Birth Anniversary.
DIR. and Mrs: Allan Mcclellan acted
as host hostess at q dinner served
asst week end honoring Miss Lillian
Newell. a teacher in the Casper
schools. in recognition of her birth
anniversary. The guests included
Miss Isabel Mckee. John Wolfe. John
, 1921-10-26

Interesting Program
at Missionary Meeting.

The Presbyterian missionary So
ciety will have the regular monthly
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 23t'
, 1921-10-26

The st. Marks guild VIII hold Its
meeting tomorrow at the home OF
Mrs. ]. L. shepperson, 1884 East Sec
ond street. All members are invited
to attend.
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Weymouth

Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Einhart spent Sum
day at George Cassidy's At Wads
worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison OF Eiyria Wis
tied lasr week at Lloyd Hamlin's
Tom Feriiman and family and Mrs.
Mary F.. rinan Of Medina visii:i
day at Chas. Wilbur's las week, Mrs.
Ferriman remaining for several days.
Mrs. Lewis Seaman and twins are
visiting Henry Meyers at Seville
Mrs. Wendell Thompson and son
are visiting her parents at home.
Mrs. Emma Wilbur and Mrs. Ferri-
man OF Medina visited at Will Gan
yards at Granger last week.
Miss Minnie Wells of Medina spent
a few days last week with Mrs. M. O.
Perkins.
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Said bonds are issued for the MIR.
pose OF paying the portion OF the cost
ana expense assessed against and to bo
PAID Dy the village Of Medina, Ohio.
Street from the east line Of North Norm
BROADWAY to the east line OF Easf
street. West Friendship Street frnrs
the west line of Court Streef to, fi1a
east line OF Medina Street, Huntinrton
street from the north line Of West LIB
stiyy sriy ssreet ss g tne 3 south line of Friend-
the south line Of Smith Road to sftHe
south line Of Grant Street, all 70 ~
improved by grading, draining. curhinr
and paving the same and SAID bonds
are issued under authority of the LaWs
q onio a6 g and Of Sections 3g39-3s4O -S94I- ].
General Code OF Ohio ana pursuant W. ~
an ordinance passed by the Council
said Village July IL, "a. D. 1921. a
Said bonds win be sold to sthe k1sh
est anb best bidder for not less thanDar
ana accrued interest to date OF delivery.
Al bids must state the number 81
bd @ ana Sr aecraed aeS ne gross z
delivery and all bids must be aeconI-
panied with a certified check payable,
60 the Treasurer Of the Village OF Ma
dina, Ohio for per cent Of the gross
amount Of bonds bid for, upon contii-
Ton that II the bid is accepted the BID
der will receive and pay for such bonds
as may be awarded within 10 dlaya from
the time Of such award, said check I'd
be retained by the village ff said. cor
dition is not fulfilled. e'9
The Village reserves the right 10 "a.
1ect any and all bids q '.s' 4 b. .
August 10. 1921. & se
W. p. AINsWoRrH
Aug. 11-18-25: Sent. Ia Sle1A
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Martin vanDeusen, fouls, 81; H. Cart
wright's sons, hares 81; Art Harroll,
vegetables, ST; H. Arnold, fruit, 81 n.
D. Riley, black corn, Soc; Lottic
Brown, jelly, SOC; Ed. Reidei, egg
plant, SOC; D. P. Isham, Swiss chard,
Soc; Rhodes Bros, peaches, SOC; Jim
Olds, citrons, Soc; Martin Van Deusen,
potatoes, soc; j. c. Shuitz. pumpkins,
Soc; George Mckee, potatoes, 81;
Florence Pugh, field corn, Soc; Frank
Goldwood. melons, SOC; John Dunn
flowers, Soc: Sadie Mattingly, flowers,
Soc; John Babcock. honey, Soc; Hattie
Gibbs. prunes, SOC; Rudolph Karst,
fruit, Soc; Ida Johnson, flowers, ST.;
Total, $50.
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Ludwig are spending week. at the
REM cottage at Chippewa Lake.
School is going in full speed now.
The last Of the teachers came last Sum
day night.
Glenn Babcock and family spent
Sunday at the REM cottage, Chippewa
Lake.
Geo. Emmett and wife visited the
past week at Niagara Falls. While
there Mrs. Emmett was sick with tom
silitis, which shortened their pleasure
The Booster club met Monday ev-
ening, with election Of officers. Geo.
Emmett, pres; Lawrence Isham,
treasurer; Lawrence West, secretary;
A report on the picnic showed receipts
for the day were $2,463.32. Many
prizes were given and every one seems
to be we'll pleased. The vote was
unanimous for another picnic on La
Dor Day next year. All hope to make
it a greater day than ever. Dont
forget our picnic next year.
Miss Gladys Garrett Of Medina Wis.
tied old friends in Hinckley the past
week.
]. C. Goodrich was awarded the $lt
prize piven by A, Webber of E1yria
for the best kept lawn in Hinckley
Center.
w. B. A. ladies served ice cream and
cake in Brongers' park, their guest ol
honor being, Miss Gladys Garrett Of
Medina.
N. L. Van Deusen is visiting in St
| fClairsville for an indefinite time.
Winners in the fruit and vegetable
exhibits at the Hinckley celebration
on Labor Day are as follows: r. E
Waldo, fruit, S.; H. Arnold, fruit, So
Arthur Bowman, fruit, $3; A. L
Browne, fruit, So; Ed. Holden, frul
and vegetables, So; John Dunn, vepc
tables, So; Fred Damon, fruit, 81; L
B. West, vegetables, 81; J. Johnson
corn, 81; George Mckee, vegetables
81; ]. Sachara, vegetables, 81; H. Ar
mold, fruit, 81; Mrs. c. F. Lyons, vege
tables, 81; Freeman Brown, hares, 81
f. Kraft, coons, 81; John Dunn, vege
tables, 81; J. G. Schultz, vegetables, s.
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Brunswick

NJ ana Mrs Chas. webster of
A.ron ana M;ss Ada Webster Of New
VI nSs;ted MRS W. B. Hadlock
,ast u,oet From here they motored
= 80 wash;naton n q
aIrs Emma Dawson of Cleveland
hos returned to Cleveland after spend
;no : feu, weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Ksna,u
M;ss Marion Perkins and Miss
uara Ch;dsev are attending school
q, Ro.aa
M ard Mrs Harold Schaffer have
movad ;nto the upper part of Walter
uadlock,s housa.
M Oscar Harrington had the mis-
Yortnne 10 sever a blood vessel Sat
r,aav evening while cutting corn.
The M E. ladies' met in the base
ment Thnrsdav. when the following
officers were elected: Pres. Mrs. Ada
waite: vice pres. Mrs. Eva Lein.
aeier: I'd vice. Mrs. Mary wilkins;
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Mrs. s. B. Bigelow spent a few
days ir Granger.
Mr.. Zohoric has sold his farm to
Cleveland parties.
Martin Bigelow spent the weekend
in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M Greenleaf att
tended church at Everett, Sunday, to
hear Major Lynn Of Akron speak.
Last Tuesday morning about 2
o'clock truck containing eight col
ored men, ran into the, ditch a mile
north of E. Richfield and turned tur-
tie, killing two Of them. The rest
escaped with slight injuries. They
were from Cleveland and had beer
spending Labor day in Akron.
Do not forget the pulpit at the
Federated church will be occupied by
Lee Meyers of Akron next Sun
day.
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Renson Corners

Mr.. and Mrs.. v. F. Rickert spent
last Tuesday in Akron with their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ganyard.
Miss Eta Triffit Of Medina spent
several days with Mrs. Chas. Case.
Mrs. Mary Beach and children, Cath
crime and Gordon, who have been Wis
iting relatives here for the past month
returned to their home in Ashtabula.
Harry Kuder and family went with
them for short stay.
Albert Albertson, who has been
spending some time in Michigan with
relatives, returned home last Wednes-
day night.
Grant Welton, while unloading bal
ed stray, accidentally broke two ribs.
Clair Wiley and family visited Blake
Ganyard and family in Akron last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Andrew spent
last Sunday at Floyd Smiths in Bath
Mrs. Sherman Bigelow Of Richfield
visited her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Case, from Friday until Sunday.
Sherman Bigelow and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Bigelow Of Richfield also spent
Sunday at Charles Cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stoll entertained
the formers parents of Orrville over
the week-ends
William and Leland Cumberwortll
have been visiting at DR.. Cumber-
worth's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan have been Wis
iting relatives in Cleveland several
days and attended the reunion Of Mr..
Duncan's regiment.
DR.. Cumberworth and family, Carl
Graft and family, Lewis Graft and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonner Wiley, Robert
Hatch, Ed. Hood and family, also Mr..
and Mrs. George Codding Of Medina,
all spent Sunday with Mrs. May Burt
and family at Brookside Park. 1t
was the first time in years they had
all met together.
g. State Evangelist Rev. Borden and
wife visited from house to house ser
eral days last week. Beginning last
~ - . u ~. VI y rs
Sunday he will hold services every
night during the week until Friday ev-
ening when he will close his services
with lecture.
Mrs. Claude Woodward and little
girl of Creston spent from Friday ev-
ening until Sunday with her parents,
B. c. Kimball and wife. They also
entertained their son Richard and fam
lily Of Akron Sunday.
Paul Young, John Hanson and Al
len Kuder have gone to O. S. u.
Grant Welton and family entertain-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Foskctt and
Theodore of York and Mr.. and Mrs.
Merwin Foskett Of Polka Sunday.
Mr.. and rs. Clyde Keitt Of Akron
were visitors at Charles Cases Wed
nesday and Thursday.
A truck load Of 40 people Of Cleye-
land spent Sunday at Fred Sylyester.s.
They were royalty entertained with
music, both piano and syictfola. A
jolly good time was had BY ali.
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ADDITIONAL GRANGER

Mrs. Frank Taggart, Jr., Of Woos-
ter u visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Davis, and friends here.
" The daily bus line from Akron to
Medina leaves NcnncT = GoTHcTs, isD-
ing west, at 8:0S !. M; east At 8;4s
=. m; west. 40 b my; east, s,lO >. III.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-15
Richfeld

A Home and School League was
organized at the school house last
Friday evening. The next meet
ing will be held the evening Of Sept.
23.
George Vowel is visiting in New
York City.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-15

FOR SAIL On account Of leaving
town, I will offer my home, $50
Wadsworth road, gas, electricity
city water, cistern and wen. Nv.
Gilbert. 46tf
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GRAY. A !.

Quickly restored to it's natural.
dredina Hair Remedy. it n mot a
dye. Removes dandruff and makes
the~hair clean, fluffy, abundant and
beautiful Sample mailed for is
cents by THE MILDRED LOUTSM Co.
lsf tSg Boston. MasA
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-15

FOR SALE Rugs for sale all next
week, all sizes, at rcck-bottom
prices at the fair. Better see
Arndt's exhibit and find out how TO
get room size rug free. Phone
4 1414, private line. Twp.
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NfFiCin or sALr or ,BoNns

Sealed proposals. properly lifidorsed
Will PC received At the Office Of the va
Ohio. until twelve O'CLOCK noon. Sen.
tember 18th A. D. 1891 for the purchssa
iof the bonds Of the Village Of Meiiiiia.
OHIO In the aggregate sum Of Sf2.7S9.-
S5 dated July 1921 and known as
General Street Tmproven1e BondsD
ana peing ~ In number. the first 10 Of
which are In the denomination OF $1,000.
00 each and the last for the sum 81
$7S9.35, and all bearing interest at fra
rate Of six per cent per annum, payable
mi-annually on the first day OF April
and the first day Of October of each
year. evidenced by coupons attached
the office Of the Village Clerk as fol-
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-15

FOR SALE Two bedroom sets, one
dining room set leather couch, Of
fce desk, and other odd pieces O
furniture. 54o S. Court St. Twp
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-15

FOR SALE-Buick touring, Model
81; price right for quick sale. w.
Washburn, Medina. SO
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-15

LOST Blue serge coat. trimmed
with glass buttons, bought in De-
troit at Crowley & Miller's; on the
road between Medina and Akron.
Liberal reward if returned to Mrs.
Miller, 2O6 s. Jackson st., Youngs-
town, 0. 4-2p