The Cedarville Herald, Volume 35, Numbers 1-26

DENVER STANDS PAT. A t * meeting of the Democrats of. the Sixth Distriel; in Cincinnati Monday, there was a division as to endowing Gov, Harmon for prsgi^ dent* The regular committee met at the Button Hotel and the rump committee o f seven mot at the Grand Hotel. The -Democrats wsrs united on endorsing Congressman Denver lor another term imt Secretary Hemp- Stead was president and emphat­ ically declared that Mt, Denver would decline a nomination, Judge J, A. Runyau, of Loveland, was endorsed for congress as was Governor Harmon for president of the regular committee. Those present from tins county were*. B. K. Rlteuour, M. J. Hartley, Henry ■Farrell, James Cannday and Henry Barber. "Will the party that has two of my pipe wrenches please return same at phee,as they are needed. 0. M, Crouse. Dr. JT, G. Bnidor, a former Trident of this county, died Sabbath in Day- ton where lie has been having lo­ cated there on I ub return from Salt Bake Oity,,' Utah* Paralysis was the cause of his death. He is. sur­ vived by awidow, a son, Bari, and a daughter and his mother, besides , other Dayton relatives. The funeral was held from the Refor­ med churchr Xenia,/Tuesday. The most essential thing in' paint­ ing Is to see that yon get good paint. Hone better than the old reliable Anehqrbrand. Tarbox Lnmber Co* POSTS Sassafras Potts 15c each. Npy 2 Locust Foists ISceach. Chestnut Post 20c each. No, 1 Locust Posts 25c each. Select Locust Posts 27c each., Kerr &. Hastings Bros, . Farmers are’ invited to call, at the JaekBon barn south of Oedarville and inspect the two excellent stal­ lions owned by J. A. Bumgarner. “ Don B," registered shirewill stand RfcijflS; JlscottrJr.,- French draft at $1Q; Mr. Bumgarner . sold--three eoltS by the later horse when year­ lings for $100 each and two at $110 eadi, . which •should be recoin* inundation enough. - , Johnny Jones in charge. Furniture arid Carpet The same painstaking cafe in style, quality and workma ship, characteristic o f our Furniture, is duplicated in our Rugs and Floor Coverings The best and choicest styles and qualities of the best mills in the country you will Department. find here at bargain prices 20*24 N. Detroit S t .,. Xenia, O. *’h' ■ i ix& \ir us-.- 9 ’ 4 ; ■# ■'-41 Best you forget, “We handle Uni­ versal cement, Also patent plaster. Tarbox Lumber (Jo Hr. Joseph Finney has returned to his Jow*stn<bes at tho Q« S. V , after a vacation of several days, Hr, Frank Barber loft Monday lor Ghioago where-hO will join the bill posting crew for Ringiing Bros, circus. Editor Wolford, Mayor Donnelly, Mr, Towhe Carlisle, and son, off Yellow Springs were in town Mon day Inspecting our live department. ,] Yellow Springs has nothing but a chemical engine and it is proposed now to get an automobile hre fight* Ing apparatus that will that will bo ready at all tunes and not have to be draw'll by hand, —FOR S ame :—A general purpose Horse' safe for women and children to drive. Also a good fresh cow, 3t Charles Cooley, The Ulster" bySydney Roser- feld Philosophic , play' will be presented in the Opera House April 26th. • Mrs. John Reid of St. Louis is Visiting her'si&ter, Mrs. Belle Gray. ’ , \ ~ — sj !,— _J*I • ' A meeting ol the Greene Couuty Central Committee has been called for Monday afternoon in Xenia to arrange for delegates to the* various conventions. Subscribe for>the Herald. —Every thing for. house cleaning at, Ridgways, moth balls, ammonia extra strong, wall paper cleaner, shell paper, bed bug poison, gold p'aint, aluminum bronze, gloss black for all kinds' of stores, furniture polish and rubber gloyes for 60c: St We will pay the highest market price for eggs and poultry. S Call, at our store or notify us by phoue. Weiwantyour eggs. '9, Bradstreet’s Grocery North Detroit St. Xenia, O. Both Phdnoc Mr. J. P. Chew, of the Xenia Gazette, celebrated his 80th birth­ day ‘Wednesday, tho Gazette force presenting himwith a group of car- let carnations, one representing each- year of hi» life. . Vigorous and in the best of health, Hr. Chew is found daily at hlsv desk after 3d ■years service us proprietor -of the Gazette. —Competitors dud patrons readi­ ly admit that our line o f farm implements is unquestioned as to merit, then all that is left to con­ sider is the price, which we guaron- toe to he the lowest m the county. Any farmer that does not call and got o(Jr prises stands in his own light. I f you cannot visit tlmstoroj. tell ns your wants over the phone and-we wi(l give you the price or send our representative to see you. Greene County Hardware Co., < , Xenia, Ohio, JVloreValuable Improved the Appearance of Your Home and You Will Make It Worth . More. When We Took on the Cat 1Line iVe did so because we believed its merit would outsell every other line in, town, We were right. It has; And if you wish to know why, all you heed to do is to come and look over our good looking and good wearing men’s hose. , bl JI ck AREAL FRIEND When life destroys y’onr home, you will find no better friend than an Insurance Policy, I represent good Old Reliable companies with rea­ sonable rates. J. E.MITCHELL ' Hiller Ave,, Oedarville, ■* Ohio ■ate. Visitors to Dayton would do well to attend the Lecture which is given dally at the 1ST. C. R, Hall for Industrial Education, at 10 A. M. and 3 P. M. This lecture is free •and ' Is of special interest to property owners and people interested in neighbor­ hood improvement Work and civic betterment of all kinds. The way a certain section of a city and the property in that section came to be charged and improved Is brought out forcibly In the lecture. It tells how the. co-operation of the people of a. neighborhood, working together and with the assistance of flowers, shrubs and 'green grass changed unkempt,' untidy and dis­ agreeable surroundings into a Tho Wife or Husband who takes pride in the beauty o f the home nth can work Wondcfr will "HANNA’ S LUSTRO FINISH” “TheMade To Walk on Kind” 0|dfloor*canbercfsnwhedinMahogany,AntiqueOak or anycolor Do matter what *urf»ce you have, U youWork according to direction*, whichafeampleandeaatyfollowed. ■ *. ■ “ HANNA’SLUSTROFINISH ” » altousedonall kind*of Furniture And Woodwork in thehome. Thi*Finkhdoesnot fade andi*abaofutely durable: And onthisyoumaydepend. Manyof the ladiesderivepleasure k tin* workof beautifyingtheirhome*, “WHYDON’TYOU?” , por *A ia ay KERR & HASTINGS BROS beautiful residential district. By means of slides and moving pictures, the work is explained and. valuable hints given In landscape gardening. The property in that part of Dayton which is now South Park has beenmore than trebled in value since the citizens in that Section took up In earnest tile question of Landscape Gardening. The National Cash Register Company was forced to ndvocate the landscape garden work because of the Unsavory condition of the neighborhood. Employes whom but buy land in Slidertowri, a* "it was then called, because property was steadily decreasing in -value. This lias all been charged and today, what was Hlidersowtt a few years ago, is now one of the most beauti­ ful residential sections of tire city and property Is increasing in value every year. This is a lesson that every House­ holder and property* owner should take home because it has a “ dollar and Cents’ ' value,Iwhlch can hardly be estimated until you see in South Park, the tangible results.. These lectures answer many ques tions daily asked of the Company and Its employes of Its history and methods, and toll in detail of its Welfare Work, It goes farther and demonstrates that Welfare Work is not a philanthropic idea—it’s a matter of business and is a paying investment. There is no doubt but wliftt many Other manufacturers could appy cer- tain Welfare ideas which are iq vogue at The N. O. R. to the- better­ ment of their own business. As Stated before, these lectures are given daily at 10 A. M. and 3 P, H., except on Saturday, when the lecture is given only ih the morn ing. The offices open at 8 A. M. and close at 5:10 P. M., and during the Intervening hours visitors are con­ ducted through the plant by expe­ rienced escorts. Wheel-chairs are provided for elderly people. You can save i ’ ' v p-t , * . t s ' from 25 per per cent, ii you buy a Spring Suit of 21 $ 0 . Limestone, Springfield , - Ohio, Take notice of that Extended Heel—made by special machinery— which is an exclusive feature of Black Cat, and whtehdoubles the life of your sock. ' ‘ Notice their soft lustre and even beautiful col-, ors. Almost sheer and handsome as Ladies’ stockings, yet about as strong as the children’s. SUITS—Latest Styles and Lowest prices - SPRING COATS— $5.75 up SKIRTS—Fine selection.. The best for $5.75 yet shown WAISTS— $1;Q0 up CARPETS - RUGS - LINOLEUM - Lowest Prices Reached. R o o m JV.ugs si S p e c ia l t y & G ibn ey X E N I A , O H I O . ■ Vr.:. FINANCIAL STATEMENT TheGemCityLife Insurance Company Home Office===Dayton, Ohio J a n u a r y 31st, 1912 “Current”— L E D G E R . A S S E T S C A S T O R IA For lafattki and Children, TheKindYouHaveAlwaysBought Beats the Signature of ’ Cash on hand and in ba.nk................................86,422 16 Certificates of deposit........... ....................... .................................... 72,212 00 Interest ‘ due ....................... ..................................................... , ............... 177 77 “Invested” *'— Ohio first mortgage securities.......................................... .. 47,200 00 Furniture and F i x t u r e s . .................................................. 391 65 ‘ 'Deferred''*-- InterestSJaccriied........................................................... .............................. 3 8 1 7 5 TOTAL GROSS ASSETS . . $ 206,785 3 3 ' ' LIABILITIES ■ ,• : ■ . * . . . . . . Capital Stock ......................... . . . . . . .......... * •• ........... . 100,000 00 ! Accounts p a y a b l e ...................... ., '*«»........... .................; . 2,493 19 SURPLUS over all possibilities..................... ............ ^...................... 104,292 14 A $ 206 ,78533 CAPITALAND SURPLUS TO POLICY HOLDERS, $204,292,14 The investments of this Life Insurance Company are confined *Since the above Financial Statement was first exhibited b to Municipal Bonds and First Mortgages on Improved Income* . Guy H. Kennedy, Certified Public Accountant, of Cincinnati Ohio beating Real Estate'and Farm Lands worth at Itast double the the Company has purchased $101,000,000of Ohio Municipal Bond * amount loaned. same being on depositwith the insurance Departm at of the Sfat* *fhe GemCity Life Insurance Company of Dayton, Ohio,, was of Ohio, . w licensed by the State of Ohio to do a Life Insurance business on - March 18tb, at 8.30 p. m., 1012, and its first day in business showed , Attest: i the magnificent sum of $118,000.00; One Hundred and Eighteen * VDAK.,»t Thousand Dollars ot Insurance written and paid for business, , awklin ^ b e i Tb, *This Company starts out upon the Sea of Life under the most President and Manager of Agencies favorable auspices «v*f known, having more surplus than capital, FRANCIS F. McGlNNIS " * something never before duplicated in the Lhe Insurance Business. General Counsel and Secretary Commercial Building, 5th and 6thFloor - - Dayton, Ohio ANDREW JACKSON, Agent for liiiami, Oedarville! and.Ross Tps,, Greene Co 0 } T I ^ 4 tty th q Salt dates under Tuesd bo fll,. M r. l i - tho rii ticket yarioi,'. candii m ittee yen tic The met a for de ventio urday, defega for W 48 dele this tn to the Oqmm , i ville ic w, « will tho ‘ Judg nomiti ticket to sue The Di K. He Congrt consen Hempi privatt bo mai man’ s organi; politic: there 1 : K. In th nounct as a ca fore th resictei favora the un ber of j born a‘ ' wester house/ ducted 75 ,v GO 1 che The .CQtinty end a % the cot The C . lows :! Bales, . Keiter Treasu ingAtt. Oliver ' Harry Hood ; men. Corono sentati t A , iaamJ Yielc many f ty, Dr. dm11(30 date fo Greene date fo tion at .quart, \ has ina the cot time ng candidi ing the . desire, Ids Rep nothing he wenl order ti the cou: lie was: were no y Sassaf No. 2 L Chcstn No. 1 L Select 14 id by Ohio, toads, State n IN CA you at BUY A H you or mini do yot A. D. S or sou ways g DRUG FOR At Wear K tiCieg MO