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GENERAL STORES-Continued . HORATIO-Sheets, J. P.
ITHACA-Thomas, William
LIGIITSVILLE-Blume, Roy Wagner Bros.
NEW MADISON-AUKERMAN, FRED, Rd 2. See adv. Hageman & Price Karns, O. B. Threewitz, David . C.
NEW WESTON-Gilbert, John W. Kaup, Mrs. Mckibben, A. J., & Co. Mckibben & Campbell Toman, Geo.
NORTH STAR-George, Chas., Co. Goslee, Job
PAINTER CREEK-HIyer, W. S.
PALESTINE-Jefferis Bros. McCabe, H. D., & Son
PIKEVILLE-Mathews, Edward S.
PITSBURG-Niswonger, C. O. Young, W. K.
RED RIVER-West, Willis
ROSSBURG-Birt, Frank Burns, Haber & Detrick Riegle, Elmer SAVONA-KARN, O. B. See adv.
H. M. MARKER Proprietor of the
Grand - View Fruit Farm Fruit of all Kinds
R.R. 8
GREENVILLE, OHIO
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Pianos of Quality Victrolas
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GENERAL STORES-Continued STELVIDEO-Brewer, William
VERSAILLES-Dapore, A. J. Davidson, J. G. George, Chas. Kamman, E. F. Subler, Mike
WILLOW DELL-Althoff, Martin & Kelch WOODINGTON-Cox Bros. Martin, M. R.
YORKSHIRE-Stueve, Albert II.
GROCERIES.
ANSONIA-Wolf, C. H. ARCANUM-Kimmel Bros. Smith Co. Weisenbarger & Co.
DE LISLE-Howard, F. E.
GETTYSBURG-Burnett Bros. ITorner, W. II.
Reed, L. N. Williams, C. R.
GLENKARN-Koontz, Court
GREENVILLE-Batten, Jasper Blackwell, Jas. S.
Booker & Roeser
Buchy & Gross
Court House Grocery
Deubner, Carl
Dorman Grocery, The
Evans, Burr
Hildebrand & Co.
Hindsley, W. W.
Horn, D. E., TIuber, Andrew
Hussey Grocery
Kerst, Franklin
Longenbaker, Timothy
Maher, J. B.
Mannix, John M.
Mider, A. J.
Ratcliff, C. J.
Ridenour, Wm.
St. Clair, Henry, Co., The
Schmallenberger Grocery, The
Stolty, Lon Vance, Harry, & Son
Westerfield Bros.
ITHACA-Frazer, Eldon
NEW MADISON-Mitchell & Miller Sherritts, Eli Shewman, B. F. Wiley, G. W.
NEW WESTON-Kretschman, Frank Toman, Geo. L., & Son
We appreciate your trade THE NYAL STORE J. E. ENGELKEN
Phone 753 Cor. Fifth and Broadway
GREENVILLE, OHIO
WHY NOT DO IT NOW? We can suit you best in furnishing your home W. C. DIETZ 526 Broadway GREENVILLE, OHIO
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VERSAILLES-Couchot & Goffena Magoto Grocery Co. Petitjean, Philip Wood, E. H.
WEBSTER-Davidson, James WILLOW DELL-Banks, John, & Son
YORKSHIRE-Pierron, George
HANDLE FACTORY.
GREENVILLE-Delk Handle Factory
HARDWARE.
ANSONIA-Coppess, Charles
McClain, Wm. Scarle & Graham
ARCANUM-Lampes Hardware Tullis & Moore
BURKETTSVILLE-Dahlinghaus, Henry J. Van Denbosch, Geo.
GETTYSBURG-Clark, F. H.
GREENVILLE-Duffy Hardware Co. Pierson & Reid Searle & Murphy Sellman & Pitts
HOLLANSBURG-Whitman & Thompson Wolf Hardware Co.
GEORGE ALLEN NORTH
Dealer in Wool, Raw Fur, New and Second Hand Goods
219 Martin St. Phone 2035-L Greenville, Ohio
The Ansonia Lumber Company G. H. REHMERT, General Manager
Is where you get goods at the right prices in
Lumber, Shingles, Siding, Flooring, Lath, Sash, Doors, Moulding, Posts, Fencing, Plaster, Brick and Lime
We will be glad to figure on your job Come in Phone 88
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HARDWARE-Continued
NEW MADISON-Brown, W. H. Eliker, L. A. Eubank, C. E.
NEW WESTON-Darlinghaus, J. H. Livingston, I. C. Leubking & Son Vondenbosch, Geo. NORTH STAR-Armstrong, J. Gavitt, G. A.
OSGOOD-Franzer Bros. PITSBURG-Peschke, H. H. Wilbaum, Abraham
VERSAILLES-Manier, Jos., Jr. Peschke, H. H.
YORKSHIRE-Deubner, J. C.
HARNESS.
ANSONIA-Vance, E. E., & Son
ARCANUM-Albright, G. W.
BURKETTSVILLE-Huwer, Henry A. 1 GETTYSBURG-MILLER, A. K. Sce adv.
GREENVILLE-Boyer Bros. Davis, II. H., & Sons Norris Bros.
ITILLGROVE-Sehricker, G. W.
HOLLANSBURG-Chenoweth, Chas. H.
NEW MADISON-Trittschuh, J. C. NEW WESTON-Troutman, P. C. PALESTINE-Stahr, L. P. VERSAILLES-Gerlach, John Gerlach, W.
HOTELS.
ANSONIA-Wogoman, O. S.
ARCANUM-Arcanum House Shields, Mrs. I. O. Werts & Shank
BURKETTSVILLE-Werling, J. A.
GETTYSBURG-Miller, Nora
GLENKARN-Harrison, W. A.
GREENVILLE-Farmers' Hotel Fryman Hotel
HOTEL JAMES, THE, Public Sq. See adv. Hunt Hotel
Kelley House
Lorton Hotel
Turpen House Young, General
NEW MADISON-Phillips, H. C. Zeeck Hotel
NEW WESTON-Peters, O. Worling, Jos.
REAM BROTHERS
SANITARY PLUMBING AND HEATING
SEWERING, WATER, GAS AND STEAM FITTING REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY
PHONE 195 417 WASHINGTON AVENUE
GREENVILLE, OHIO
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HOTELS-Continued
PITSBURG-Niswonger, W. R.
ROSSBURG-Smith, W. T. Young, L. D.
VERSAILLES-Hotel Snyder Wilson, Allen
ICE.
ARCANUM-Frees, Hack
GREENVILLE-Eller & Son
INCUBATORS.
GREENVILLE-Gem Mfg. Co., The
INSURANCE.
ARCANUM-Smith, Berman K.
GREENVILLE-Anderson, E. F. Bausman, A. H.
Beachler, Ross E.
Coppess, J. C. W.
Darke County Mutual Cyclone & In- surance Co. Devor, Mrs. C. B.
Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance
GEM CITY LIFE INSURANCE CO., THE, 11612 W Fourth St. See adv. Hough & McGriff
Katzenberger, Geo. A.
O. B. KARN
DEALER IN General Merchandise AND COUNTRY PRODUCE Phone 303-G SAVONA, OHIO
Mrs. Cliff Davis
Breeder of
MOVING
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Pure Ringlet Strain
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INSURANCE-Continued
GREENVILLE-Kipp, G. C.
Lawrence, Estevan
Maher, P. II.
Martz, John H.
Meeker, Frank D.
Pearce, Web L., Co., The
Prudential Life Insurance Co. Selby Insurance Agency, The
Skidmore, H. L.
UNION CENTRAL LIFE INS. CO., Cor Fifth & Broadway. See adv.
Weaver, Chas. L. Wengen, B. F. Wright, E. C.
JEWELRY.
ANSONIA-Diefenbaugh, J. H.
ARCANUM-Cline, Fred ITawley, F. B.
GREENVILLE-Harper, W. M.
SCHINKE, WM. H., 415 Broadway. See adv. Schmermund Co., G. F. Wieland, R. O.
NEW MADISON-Mundhenk, R. D.
VERSAILLES-Didot, Harry Spenny, Tra L.
JUNK. GREENVILLE-Simon, Henry ROSSBURG-Stump, Sanford
VERSAILLES-Bartinc, Frank Butt, Wm. Davis, Jos.
LAMP MANUFACTURERS.
ANSONIA-Night Drivers' Friend Sales Co., The
LAUNDRIES.
GREENVILLE-Frizell Steam Laundry Home Steam Laundry Star Laundry VERSAILLES-Shaffer, Warren
LIGHT AND POWER.
ANSONIA-Ansonia Light Co.
ARCANUM-Power House
GREENVILLE-Greenville Electric Light & Power Co. Jantha Light & Fuel Co.
NEW MADISON-New Madison Lighting Co., The
VERSAILLES-Electric Light Plant
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LIVERY.
ANSONIA-Ansonia Livery Co.
ARCANUM-VALENTINE, HARLEY. See adv.
GETTYSBURG-Baumgardner, A. J. GREENVILLE-Coombs Livery Davis, IT. II., & Son
FINNARN, THEO, 20 Publie Sq. See adv. LAMB, T. J., 111 Martin St. See adv. NEW MADISON-Coblentz, Edd VERSAILLES-Reed, A. J. Spidel, J. C.
LUMBER AND SAW MILLS. ANSONIA-ANSONIA LUMBER CO., THE. See adv. Poling, Geo. W.
ARCANUM-Flourman Bros. Rosser, W. F., Lumber Co.
GETTYSBURG-Moul, Daniel, Lumber Co.
GREENVILLE-Banner Lumber Co., The Hathaway, Oscar Huddle, E. D. Kuntz & Wright Lumber Co. Nauss, L. A.
A. K. MILLER
Dealer In Harness
All Kinds of Horse Furnishings. Work a Specialty
Repair
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The Hotel James OF GREENVILLE, OHIO
European Plan, Rates 75c, $1, and $1.50 per day. The place where you get good eats and rest. Buffet and Billiard Parlor in connection. Public Square C. H. McClung, Pres. and Mgr.
FRED AUKERMAN ELEVATOR AND GENERAL STORE CLARK, OHIO Seeds, Mill Feed, Coal, Cement, Fence and Fence Posts always in stock Dixie Gem Coal a specialty, TRY IT R.F.D. New Madison, Ohio
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LUMBER AND SAW MILLS- Continued NEW MADISON-Flaig, J. A.
PAINTER CREEK-Steffey Bros.
PITSBURG-Pitsburg Lumber Co. VERSAILLES-Bine, J. M. Blue, J. M. Worch, Geo. H.
MACHINERY.
GREENVILLE-Armstrong, Hugh L. Hahn Bros.
HOLLANSBURG-Moore, C. A. NEW MADISON-IIill Manufacturing Co.
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
ANSONIA-Miller, M. H., Sons, Co.
ARCANUM-Miller, Jacob, Jr.
GREENVILLE-HORLACHER 420 Martin St. See adv. & SON,
MANOR & KECK, 142 Martin St. See adv. VERSAILLES-Nickol, Edw. . F.
MEATS.
ANSONIA-Wolf Meat Market
ARCANUM-Herman, Charles
Weller & Etzler
GETTYSBURG-Westfall, V. G.
GREENVILLE-Bailey, Chelsie Buchy, Geo. Buchy & Gross
Dearworth, J. P.
Greenville Cash Meat Market
Steinle, A. F. Suter, A. A.
HOLLANSBURG-Simpson, Coy
ITHACA-Helm, E. A.
NEW MADISON-Harter's Meat Co. Kester & Son
NEW WESTON-Sherritts, Eli
PALESTINE-Sincard Bros.
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ROSSBURG-Sink, John H. Young, L. D.
VERSAILLES-Beare, W. C. Hollinger, I. W. Jackson, A. & Son Plock, Jos.
MILLINERY.
ANSONIA-Holloway, Opal Light, Mrs. M. E. ARCANUM-Nuse, Miss Olivia
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PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMING NEW GROUND FLOOR STUDIO
GARVER 117 Martin St. GREENVILLE, OHIO
LEO JUDY
PLUMBING AND HEATING
PHONE 125 BLACK 11012 WEST THIRD ST.
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MILLINERY-Continued
GREENVILLE-Emporium, The Gilbert, Cora McGreevey, Anna Miller, Lydia Newcomb Millinery Taylor, Mrs. Lizzie
ITHACA-Williams, Alice
NEW MADISON-Blair, Mrs. Ella
NEW WESTON-Phillips, Mrs. II. C.
VERSAILLES-Dellinger & Pescke Grant Sisters
NEWSPAPERS.
ANSONIA-Herald, The
ARCANUM-TIMES, THE. See adv.
GREENVILLE-ADVOCATE, THE. Sce adv. Courier, The Democrat Journal, The Tribune
HOLLANSBURG-News,. The
NEW MADISON-Herald,. The
VERSAILLES-Leader, The Policy, The
OFFICE SUPPLIES.
GREENVILLE-Wenger, R. F.
OPTICIANS. ARCANUM-NISWONGER, W. S., First National Bank Bldg. See adv. GREENVILLE-Gould, Dr. O. J.
SCHINKE, WM. H., 415 Broadway. See adv.
OSTEOPATHISTS.
GREENVILLE-Brown, Dr. F. H. Roland, A. A. Seitz, Mrs. Anna
OVERALL MANUFACTURERS.
VERSAILLES-Buckeye Overall Co. Versailles Overall Co.
PAPER HANGERS AND PAINTERS.
ANSONIA-Johnson, H. P.
GREENVILLE-Finton, Frank Nixon, H. A. , Tucker, Wm. PITSBURG-Sensenbaugh, W. O. VERSAILLES-Breach, F. M.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ARCANUM-Burdge, Robert GETTYSBURG-Finnell, S. A. GREENVILLE-Burdge, Robt. GARVER, JOHN W., 117 Martin St. See adv VERSAILLES-Oliver, J. C.
PHYSICIANS.
ANSONIA-Marshall, G. M. Poling, J. C. Stephens, C. I.
ARCANUM-Byers, P. W. Graham, Dr. Hawes, I. H. Starr, J. O.
Ullery, J. C. Wittenmyer, C.
GETTYSBURG-Bigler, Dr. Vanlue, Joyce
GREENVILLE-Anderson, J. M. Burnett, Geo. W. Fitzgerald & Hawes
Guntrum, W. E.
Hunter, J. E.
Husted, E. G.
Lynch, Wm.
Markwith, A. F.
Matchett, Will
Metcalf, B F
Monger, J. E.
Rarick, C. W.
Robeson, Donovan
Rush, A. W.
Snorr, H. A.
Spitler, J. H. Swan, Chas. G. Wolverton, O. P.
NEW MADISON-Hecker, E. A. Kimmel, O. P. Lowry, E. E. Meyers, E. E.
. NEW WESTON-Sullivan, C. P.
ROSSBURG-Black, George 1
VERSAILLES-Ballinger, John Gutermuth, Wm. C. Houser, A. M.
Repologle, E. G. Ryan, C. F.
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PIANOS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ARCANUM-Fulton, B. F.
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PIANOS AND MUSICAL INSTRU- MENTS-Continued
GREENVILLE-Jobes, E. C. & L. U. Leftwich, C. R. Maybrun Sisters Swope's Music & Auto Co. WESTERFIELD, OMER E., Fifth & Broadway. See adv. NEW MADISON-McGriff, Minnic. VERSAILLES-Gade, Louis Speelman, J. D.
PIANO TUNERS.
GREENVILLE-Mann, Roll Martin, Earl
PLUMBERS.
ARCANUM-Flooy, I. H. Myers, C. E.
GREENVILLE-Beedle, C., & Son Fourman, H. B.
JUDY, LEO H., 1101% W Third St. See adv.
Martin .St. Plumbing Co.
REAM BROS., 417 Washington Ave. See adv. Ross Supply Co., The Whitely, Jos.
PALESTINE-Sellman, E. C. PITSBURG-Porter, J. H.
POST MANUFACTURERS. PITSBURG-Guaranteed Post Co., The
POULTRY.
ARCANUM-Hole, H. B. BRADFORD-DAVIS, MRS. CLIFF, Rd 5. See adv.
GREENVILLE-Beireis, Chas. E. Mong Poultry House
NEW MADISON-Schilentz, Clarence
VERSAILLES-Hole, H. B.
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
ANSONIA-Herald Printing Co.
GREENVILLE-Jobes, Frank H., & Son Kemble, Chas. R. Williams Co.
NEW MADISON-Murray, O. G.
VERSAILLES-Fahnestock, N. F. Martin, D. W. K.
PUMPS.
NEW MADISON-Severett, Lawrence.
F. D. COPPOCK,
H. R. BROWN.
C. E. PATTY.
Pres., Gon. Mgr.
Vice-Pres., Secy. Treas., Asst. Gen. Mgr
The Greenuille Brauel Un. INCORPORATED
WASHED AND SCREENED Gravel, Sand and Crushed Granite Boulders
Washing and Screening Plants at
Weavers, Ohio, on P. C. C. & St. L. Ry. Mechanicsburg, Ohio, on C. C. C. & St. L. Railway Ludlow Falls, Ohio, on C. C. C. & St. L. Railway Riverside, Cincinnati, Ohio, on C. C. C. & St. L. Railway Ft. Jefferson, Ohio, on Cin. Nor. Ry. Ackerson Lake, Mich., on Cin. Nor. Ry.
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RACKET STORES. VERSAILLES-Harn, I. B. Werts, J. B.
REAL ESTATE.
GREENVILLE-Burns Bros.
Calderwood, E. E. Landis, A. J.
MARKER & SCHREEL, Broadway, Anderson Blk. See adv. Meeker, Frank D. Skidmore, H. L.
Wright, Edwin C.
RESTAURANTS.
ANSONIA-Barnette, Wmn. Johnston, J. A.
Ryan & Young
Wills, O. M., & Son
Wills, Walter Wren, Wm.
ARCANUM-Phillips, Calvin R. Zimmerman, C. W.
GREENVILLE-Crisler, Bert Gem Restaurant Home Restaurant Laurimore, Frank The Oak
Randall, Wm. Zehringer, John H.
ITOLLANSBURG-Dubbs, B. II. NEW MADISON-Harter, Milroy II. Shewman, B. T.
OSGOOD-Rammel, Henry
PITSBBURG-Fondersmith, John ROSSBURG-Shuck, W. H.
VERSAILLES-Greer, Mrs. R. J. Keiner, E. J. Nickol, Geo. H . Okla Restaurant
ROLLERS. GREENVILLE-Great Eastern Roller Co.
SALOONS.
ARCANUM-Reese, John P. Reis, Jack Weaver Bros.
BURKETTSVILLE-Heinrichs, John
GREENVILLE-Ayette, Edw. Deubner, John Earhart & Meeker Green, E. Chas. John, C. S. Jones, Geo. W.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
INCORPORATED 138 East Third Street
Home Phone: 475 Red Store 63 GREENVILLE, OHIO
FRED. W. SCHELL, Sales Manager
Office: MINSTER, O. Phone No. 50
Residence: YORKSHIRE, O. Local & Long Distance Phone
Model Stucco Company STUCCO SPECIALISTS Estimates Cheerfully Given JOHN WERKOWITZ, Manager
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SALOONS-Continued
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GREENVILLE-McGriff, Park Pequignot, Louis
Roth, J. J.
Schmalenberger & Wagner
Shields, G. L. Walker, O. W. Wilson, Ira Witters, Percy Zehringer, John H.
OSGOOD-Grieshop & Grieshop
NEW WESTON-Hendricks, John
VERSAILLES-Dohse, Ferd Magoto, F. J. Miller Bros. Cafe
YORKSHIRE-Schieltz, John
SAND AND GRAVEL.
GREENVILLE GREENVILLE GRAVEL CO., 201 Weaver Bldg. Sce adv.
SANITARY SUPPLIES.
GREENVILLE-Sanitary Supply Co. HOLLANSBURG-Sanitary Packing Co.
SEWING MACHINES.
GREENVILLE-SCHELL, FRED W., 138 E Third St. See adv. Singer Sewing Machine Office
SHOES.
ANSONIA-Stentzel's Shoe Store ARCANUM-Bloom, A.
GREENVILLE-Abbott, Chas.
Daugherty, L. O. .
Mendenhall, J. W. Moore, W. E., Shoe Co. Shaman, John
Shinke Shoe Store Ungericht, Conrad
NORTH STAR-Olmetzer, C.
ROSSBURG-Birt, Frank
VERSAILLES-Dapore, Frank Wear U Well Shoe Co., The
SHOE REPAIRING.
ANSONIA-Cromer, J. W. Hummer, Andy ARCANUM-Bloom, A. GREENVILLE-Grobe, August W. HOLLANSBURG-Wright, J. D.
· OSGOOD-Miller, W. Z.
PITSBURG-Louthan, Wm. M. VERSAILLES-Gerlach, Clarence Gerlach, R. W.
SIGN WRITER.
GREENVILLE-Sawyer, A. P.
STUCCO COMPANY. 1
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See adv.
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TAILORS.
ARCANUM-Jobes, C. R. Long, W. M.
GREENVILLE-Menke, Jacob Payne, Frank M.
Riggs, Walter E . Steinmetz, U. V.
NEW MADISON-EUBANK, C. E. See adv.
Eubank, Thos. VERSAILLES-Grillot & Begin
TELEPHONE COMPANIES.
GREENVILLE-Greenville Home Telo- phone Co.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
HOLLANSBURG-Hollansburg Homo Tele- phone Co., The
NORTH STAR-North Star Telephone Co., The
YORKSHIRE-Yorkshire Telephone Co., The
TELESCOPE MANUFACTURER. GREENVILLE-Lohmann Bros.
TENTS AND AWNINGS. GREENVILLE-Wolf, G. T.
THEATRES.
GREENVILLE-Memorial Hall The National Pastime STARK, F. J. See adv.
THRESHERS.
NEW WESTON-Sweeterman, X. H. NORTHI STAR-Henry, Wmn. ROSSBURG-Brown, Frank
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ARCANUM-Hapner, F. R., & Co. BURKETTSVILLE-Jones, Aaron HILLGROVE-Daubenmire, C. E. VERSAILLES-Clark Bros.
TINNERS.
ANSONIA-McClain, Will
ARCANUM-Reeves, R. F. Shepherd, J. H.
GREENVILLE-Craig, D. E., & Son Hartzell, Harmon Lawrence, C. L. NEW MADISON-Royer, D. C.
ROSSBURG-Kimble, John
WILLOW DELL-Littman, F. R.
TOBACCO.
ARCANUM-Cline, William Dull & Williams Hagen, R. H. Smith, John A.
GETTYSBURG-Horner Tobacco Co., The GREENVILLE-Albright & Sarver Brown, J. E. Conkling, B. P.
Darke County Farmers' Leaf To- bacco Co.
Hoffman Leaf Tobacco Co. HILLGROVE-Stoner, D. W. NEW MADISON-Max Bros. PITSBURG-Cool, S. B. VERSAILLES-Ehrhart, C. C. Masner Tobacco Co., The
UNDERTAKERS.
GETTYSBURG-MILLER, I. B. See adv.
GREENVILLE-Albright, Chas. S. Stocker, H. P. Turpen, Jno. C. HOLLANSBURG-Jones, Amos VERSAILLES-Marker, Leonard
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
ANSONIA-Taylor, Glenn
ARCANUM-McGRIFF, G. F., Rd 5. See adv.
GREENVILLE-Elliott, C. S. Jeffries, II. N. Martin, Ed. B. Straker, W. F. NEW WESTON-McNeal, Dr.
WELL DRILLER. NEW WESTON-Garrison, Perry
C.E.Davison Vulcanizing Plant
VULCANIZING A SPECIALTY. ALL WORK GUARANTEED
FULL LINE OF AUTO SUPPLIES
Gasoline and Oil. Free air at curb day and night
.Congress, Republic and Hood Tires and Tubes Guaranteed from 3500 to 7500 miles
PHONE 670
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SPRAYING FORMULAS
FUNGICIDES .- Bordeaux mixture is made by taking three pounds of sulphate of copper, four pounds of quicklime, fifty gallons of water. To dissolve the copper sulphate, put it into a coarse cloth bag and suspend the bag in a re- ceptacle partly filled with water. Next, slake the lime in a tub, and strain the milk of lime thus obtained into another receptacle. Now get some one to help you, and with buckets, simultaneously pour the two liquids into the spraying barrel or tank. Lastly, add sufficient water to make fifty gallons. It is safe to use this full-strength Bordeaux on almost all foliage-except, perhaps, on extra tender things, such as watermelon vines, peach trees, etc. For these it is wiser to use a half-strength mixture.
FORMALIN .- This is also called for- maldehyde, and may be purchased at drug stores. Its principal use is to treat seed potatoes to prevent "scab." Soak the whole seed for two hours in a mixture of one-half pint formalin and fifteen gallons of cold water; dry the seed, cut, and plant in ground that has not recently grown potatoes.
BORDEAUX COMBINED WITH INSECT POISON .- By adding one-quarter pound of Paris green to each fifty gallons of Bordeaux, the mixture becomes a com- bined fungicide and insecticide. Or, instead of Paris green, add about two pounds of arsenate of lead. The advan- tages of arsenate of lead over Paris green are, first, it is not apt to burn foliage even if used in rather excessive quantities; and, second, it "sticks" to the foliage, etc., better and longer.
INSECTICIDES .- ARSENATE OF LEAD .- This is the best insecticide for chewing insects, and is for sale by seeds- men. Use about two pounds in fifty gallons of water.
WHITE HELLEBORE .- This, if fresh,
may be used instead of Paris green in some cases-worms on currant and gooseberry bushes, for instance. (It is not such a powerful poison as the ar- senites, and would not do so well for tough insects such as potato-bugs.) Steep two ounces in one gallon of hot water, and use as a spray.
FOR SUCKING INSECTS .- Now we come to another class of insecticides, suited to insects which suck a plant's juice but do not chew. Arsenic will not kill such pests; therefore we must resort to solutions which kill by contact.
KEROSENE EMULSION .- One-half pound of hard or one quart of soft soap; kero- sene, two gallons; boiling soft water, one gallon. If hard soap is used, slice it fine and dissolve it in water by boiling; add the boiling solution (away from the fire) to the kerosene, and stir or violently churn for from five to eight minutes, until the mixture assumes a creamy consistency. If a spray pump is at hand, pump the mixture back upon itself with considerable force for about five minutes. Keep this as a stock. It must be further diluted with water be- fore using. One part of emulsion to fifteen parts of water, is about right for lice.
CARBOLIC ACID EMULSION .- Made by dissolving one pound of hard soap or one quart of soft soap in a gallon of boiling water, to which one pint of crude carbolic acid is added, the whole being stirred into an emulsion. One part of this is added to about thirty-five parts of water and poured around the bases of the plants, about four ounces per plant at each application, beginning when the plants are set out and re- peated every week or ten days until the last of May. Used to fight maggots.
WHALE-OIL SOAP SOLUTION .- Dissolve one pound of whale-oil soap in a gallon
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of hot water, and dilute with about six gallons of cold water. This is a good application for aphis (lice) on trees or plants. For oyster-shell or scurvy scale use this spray in May or June or when the tiny scale lice are moving about on the bark.
TOBACCO TEA .- Place five pounds of tobacco stems in a water-tight vessel, and cover them with three gallons of hot water. Allow to stand several hours; dilute the liquor by adding about seven gallons of water. Strain and ap- ply. Good for lice.
LIME-SULPHUR MIXTURE. - Slake twenty-two pounds of fresh lump lime in the vessel in which the mixture is to be boiled, using only enough water to cover the lime. Add seventeen pounds of sulphur (flowers or powdered), hav- ing previously mixed it in a paste with water. Then boil the mixture for about an hour in about ten gallons of water, using an iron but not a copper vessel. Next add enough more water to make, in all, fifty gallons. Strain through wire sieve or netting, and apply while mixture is still warm. A good, high- pressure pump is essential to satisfac- tory work. Coat every particle of the tree. This is the standard San Jose scale remedy, although some orchardists prefer to use the soluble oil sprays now on the market.
PYRETHRUM, OR PERSIAN INSECT POW- DER .- It may be dusted on with a pow- der bellows when the plants are wet; or one ounce of it may be steeped in one gallon of hot water, and sprayed on the plants at any time. It is often used on flowers, in greenhouses, on vegeta- bles, etc.
BISULPHIDE OF CARBON .- This is used to kill weevils in beans and peas, etc. It comes in liquid form and may be had of druggists. When exposed to the air it quickly vaporizes into a poisonous and explosive gas which is heavier than air and which will destroy all insect life. (Caution .- Do not inhale the vapor, and allow no lights near.)
Tobacco stems, tobacco dust, kainit, soot, freshly-slaked lime, dust, etc., are often used as insect preventives-in the soil around plants to keep away grubs, worms and maggots, or dusted on to discourage the visits of cucumber bugs, etc. (Note .- The first four are excel lent fertilizers as well as insect pre- ventives.)
Crows and blackbirds frequently pull up planted corn. The best preventive is to tar the seed, as follows: Put the seed into a pail and pour on enough warm water to cover it. Add a tea- spoonful of coal-tar to a peck, and stir well. Throw the seed out on a sieve or in a basket to drain, and then stir in a few handfuls of land plaster (gyp- sum), or air-slaked lime.
A NEW FUNGICIDE .- Some orchard- ists are now using the following self- boiled lime-sulphur spray, instead of Bordeaux, claiming that it is less liable to spot or burn fruit and foliage: Put eight pounds of unslaked lump lime in a barrel; add enough water to cover. When the lime begins to heat, throw in cight pounds of flowers of sulphur. Constantly stir and gradually pour on more water until the lime is all slaked; then add the rest of the water to cool the mixture. About fifty gallons of water, in all, are required. Strain. Two pounds of arsenate of lead may be added, if desired, to the finished mixture, which then becomes a com- bined fungicide and insecticide, and may be used in the same manner as advised for Bordeaux-arsenate of lead. (Special note .- The self-boiled mixture is not the same as the lime-sulphur advised for San Jose scale, which is too strong for trees in foliage.)
If you do not care to bother with making spraying mixtures at home, they can be purchased, already prepared, of seedsmen. For only a few trees or plants, the extra cost of these factory mixtures is not great.
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SPRAYING CALENDAR
PLANT
APPLE (Scab, rot, rust, codling moth, bud moth, tent cater- pillar, canker worm, cur- culio, etc.)
ASPARAGUS (Rust, beetles.)
BEAN (Anthracnose, leaf blight, weevil, etc.)
CABBAGE (Worms, etc.)
lice; maggots,
CELERY (Blight, rot, leaf spot, rust, caterpillars.)
CHERRY
(Rot, apliis, slug, curculio, black knot, leaf blight, or spot, etc.)
CURRANT GOOSEBERRY (Worms, Icaf blight.)
GRAPE
(Fungous diseases, Rose bugs, lice, flea, beetle, leaf hopper, etc.)
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