The Cedarville Herald, Volume 44, Numbers 1-26

FINANCIAL STATEMENT ’—OF T H E - , ■t* CadarvillttBuilding& Loan Association • . ' CEDARV US. OH -0 Fortin Flse*I Y#ar 5 .fwih'-i •*- ASSETS Cash an hand---------------- $ 4,8Q2JBQ Loans on mortgage security 57,036.53 Bonds ______ _— „______ 2.900.20 TOTAL _________________ 04,745.62 Interest Due and •Uncollected 21.00 LIABILITIES Banning stock and dividends _______________ _$ 25,474.18 Credits onmortgage loans 9,480.5;) Paid-up stock and dividends __ _______________ 28,575.00 Reserve fund — ----------- - 904.10 Undivided profit fund --------- 311.78 ! « •' 0 * # # * ft * ft | LOCALAND PERSONAL ft & ft « ft « ft ft ft ft Miss Mariorie "I-Jle an entertain­ ed a numb 1 oi collet '* students last Friday nig it, Miss A ma Alexander _ of Yellow Springs eent Sabb.uu with her sis­ ter, Mi .a Margaret Alexander. Samuel Coleman of Philadelphia has been visiting h;s brother, George, a student at the College. Pir. and Mrs,. Harry King of Wash­ ington C, II. spent the week-end with Mrs, King's mother, Mrs. Flora Dob­ bins. i TOTAL__ ------------------- - 64,749.02 Interest Due and Uncollected 21,00 DISBURSEMENTS Loans on mortgage security30,975,00 Withdrawals of T u n n in g stock and1 dividends _________, 5,629,49 Withdrawals o f paid-up stock 7,975.00 Borrowed m on ey_- ____— 11,500.00 Dividends on paid up stock__l,413.58 Interest on borrowed money 116.82 Salaries of officers and directors i __________________ _ 350,00 Office help, .tent' and legal services RECEIPTS Dues on runningstock____ $10,612.21 Paid-up stock _______ 16,575.00 Credits on mortgage loans 3,837.52 Loans on mortgage security r e p a id ---------------------- _ 12,719.81 Borrowed money - __ ll,50O.Q0 Insurance and taxes refunded by borrowers ___ _______„ 125,0f> Interest .................................. 3,502.21 ________ 18.00 All other expenses 25.32 TOTAL , ____ TO T A L __________ Cash on hand as close of last Cash on hand..____ __ 4,802,80 fiscal year _________ 2,974.14 T O T A L ............. . TOTAL ........ — j _____ 61,906,01 Interest EARNINGS ----------------------- 3,562.27 * TOTAL ........................... . 3,562.27 DISTRIBUTION Dividends on running stock 944.34 Dividends on mortgage loan , . credits ___ 293.66 Dividends on paid-up stock ' 1,413.58 Reserve fund c r e d it__ '__; 122.08 Undivided profit credit____ 227.22 Interest on borrowed'money 116.82 Salaries .of officers and direc­ tors _350.00 Office help, rent and legal ser- • v i c e s __ __i__x____18.00 AH other expenses__ ______ 25.32 Furniture and F ixtures____ 51.25 TOTAL 3,562.27 - State' of Ohio, Greene County, ss. I, Andrew -Jackson, being duly sworn deposed and sayd that he is the secretary of The Cedarville Building & Loan Association of Cedarville, Ohio, anjl-the foregoing statement and re port in a full and detailed report of the affairs and business of said com­ pany for the fiscal year ending Januuary 31st,. 1921 and that it is true and correctly shows its financial condition at the end o f the fiscal year, * , ^ Andrew Jackson, Secretary.1 Subscribed and sworn to before me this l?th day o f February, A, D. 1921. Karih Bull, Notary Public CERTIFICATE DF ADDITING COMMITTEE OF THREE DIRECTORS We, the undersigned, W. J. Tarbox, A. Z. Smith, W. H. Barber and W. A . Spencer, Finance Committee of the said The Cedarville Building & Loan. Association of Cedarville, Ohio,do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement o f the financial condition of the said com­ pany on the 31st day of January A.D. 1921, and is a true statement*of its affairs and. business for the. fiscalyear ending oil that day. W. J. Tarbox A. Z. Smith * . W. H. Barber ! . W. A. Spencer. The Misses Lillie and Emma Clever ad- L of Wilmington, O,, have been spen ­ ing a week with Mr. and Mrs,-W. Olemans, N. P. Ewbank has purchased the Fred Yoder property on Miller street. Evidently Mr, Ewbank expects to re­ turn to, town. •FARM WANTED:— Wanted to hear'from owner of farm or good Irfnd for sale worth the price asked. L. Jones, Box GDI, Olney, III. Rev. W. A. Condon of Urichsville, O., was called here Saturday to at­ tend the funeral of bis uncle, the ;ate Robert Bird. There was . jio school or college on Tuesday in observance of Washing ton’s birthday. ' The local high basket ball teams met the Yellow Springs teams Mon day night. The Boys lost 53 to 11 while the girls won 18 to 0. David-Lowry, who has been sik at the' home of his parents, Mr- anti Mrs. E. G. Lowry, -was able to return to his home in Dayton, Tuesday. Carl. Elder of the R. P. Seminary preached Sabbath for the R. P. con­ gregation owing to the illness of the pastor, Rev, W. *P. Harrimah, Mrs. Walter Morton and . son, Harold, who have been visiting at the home of the former’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. S. M. Mjirdock, have return­ ed to their home in Millersburg, Ky. The College boys and girls playec ohe Antioch teams last Saturday at Yellow Springs. The score for the ooys was 53 to 13 in favor of Antioch and 18 to 12 in favor of the loca girls, ,■ Harvey Myers and daughter, Win­ ifred and son, Herbert, spent Sabbath in Springfield with the former’s son George. . ’ H. W. Updike is in. Cleveland this week attending a meeting of repre sentatives of farmer's elevators. Harry Townsley has been con confined to his bed for several days. Alfred and Mary, son .and daughter have also been on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. 3: R. Dicks of Dayton drove over-Saturday -and „remained over Sabbath with Mr. and Mrs; Clarence McM illan.Mrs. Dicks was formerly Miss Grace Worton, known to many here,. SALE! Having a surplus o f live stack, I will sell at Public Sale, 4 miles east o f Clifton, 2 1-2 miles northwest o f Selma, on Friday, March 4, 1921 . Commencing at 12 M;, sharp, the following pJoperty: 9 H ead o f H orses 9 Consisting o f 1 black gelding, 4 years old. 1 gray gelding, 5 years old : 1 brown gelding, 4 years o ld ; 1 bay gelding, 7 year* o ld ; 1 bay mare, 8 years old, in foal to Prince A lbert; 1 bay mare in foal, to prince Albert, and a good line mare; 1 bay filly, com ing 3 ye^rs o ld ; 2 driving horses. These horses are all good workers and range in weight from 120Q,to 1500 pounds. 8 H ead o f Cattle 8 Consisting o f one fresh Jersey cow ; 1 Jersey cow, fresh about 2 months, giving a good flow o f milk; 1 Jersey cow, will be fresh by*day o f Sale or soon after; 1 r*d fa t cow ; 3 Jersey heifers and one bull. 71 , Head of Hogs 71 71 head o f pure-bred Durocs, consisting o f 4 brood sows, c rn v iflg their third litt*r, due to farrow in April; 56 head o f summer pigs, will range in weight from 100 to 150 pounds, in this bunch there are some fine gilts that will make real brood sows, and anyone looking for pure-bred stuff will n o t do wrong by buying these. Ten hoad o f late fall pigs; 1 Duroc boar, 2 years old, is a real hog and is registered. 45 Head of Sheep 45 Consisting o f 25 Shropshire breeding-ewes and 20 head o f feeding lambs. Harness and Implements XT. S.*six-roll corn husker, good as new* if not sold before day o f sale; 1 1 Syracuse three-horse breaking plow, good as new 1 spike-tooth harrow; 1 hay rake>1 hay tedder; sot o f hay ladders; 5 sides o f good work harness,* collars, bridles end lino*. * 10 B u sh e ls o f Seed P o ta toe s 6 .Bushe ls o f Extra G o o d S eed C o rn T E E M S M A D E K N O W N O N D A Y O P S A L E T I T t J S k M E A D , A u e t s . W . N . E L D E R , C le rk F r a n k S h o u p WILLNERBROS. &GO., DAYTON, 0, $150,000.00SALE OF MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS CLAIMSRIGHTOFWAY BASING ITS PRICES — ■NOT TH E LOW COSTS TH A T W E R E ■NOT THE LOW EST COSTS TH A T A R E ■BUT THE LOW EST COSTS TH AT A R E TO BE FREE nan To Out-of-Town Folks— Drive in W ith Your Car— W e ’ ll Furnish the Gasoline. “ KIRSHBAUM” “ STEIN-BLOCH” “RENWICK SYSTEM” SUITS AND OVERCOATS COME! SAVEI l ^ l ^ M ^ M IC T C T T T l “ CLOTHTNir-AlrEESS THAN YOU U U lY 1 .lY U p D I i ! CAN BUY IT NEXT FALL. - . ■ ' . X • . ' '] • . ’ I ; ' . Just a Few o f the Hundreds of Bargains for this Week , . LEE’S ' UNION -ALLS, Worth $6.50— £ 2.95 BOYS’ KNEE PANTS $12.00 SUITS— $ 4.95 K an Men’ s S u its WORSTED SU ITS w** * 13.75 30,00.... YOUNG M EN ’S- . . . ' SUITS Worth$ 17 . S © Overcoats One L o t § M . 6% g * $25 COATS,* t P b f t # o E w YOUNG MEN-’S $ 45.00 $<3 * a r COATS .,JL £ u 9 V COATS— U p to $60.00 Value, * 2 7 . 5 0 $35,00. .. op m ■ ■ w w ' | naw..,:....i $50.00 SUITS.,......$24.50 9 COATS—F rom $75.00 to ‘v| $60,00 SU ITS ........$29.50 | $95.00 g Q $75.0b SU ITS ........$34.50 | values.,..- Men’s Chambray Work Shirts, 89c Boys’ Knee Pants, Worth $1.00, 39c Men’s $3i00 Soft Hats, $ 1.00 Boys’ Overcoats, Broken Sizes, Men’s $ 2.00 Spring Caps, 49c Men’s Sweaters, . All-Wool, Worth $5,00, MEN ’S 2-PIECE ■UNDERWEAR , - Ribbed or fleeced, 6 9 c , BOYS’ W A SH SUITS, Worth $5.00 (Soiled) $ 1.00 Meh’s $4.00 Flannel Shirts, TROUSERS Worsteds, in Light and Dark Stripes. Worth $5.00— $ 2,95 $1.95 illner Bros. Go. U. 8. BLD6. FOURTHANDMAIN DAYTON, OHIO RAINCOATS Season Now On. A ll Styles. Worth $7.50— $ 3.95 b o w ' s T in s r We offer..One Htmfired Dollar* Re­ ward for any case o f Catarrh that cannot he cured hy Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been ^aken by catarrh sufforeis for 'the past thirty-five years, and has bc- "onio known as the most reliable rem­ edy for Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poison from the Blood and healing the dis­ eased portions. After you liavt taken Hall’s Ca« al-rii Medicine for. a short time you will eee a great improvement in your general health: Start taking. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine at once and get rid of catarrh. Send for testimonials, rrae. F. J. CHENEY 4 Oo.. Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 76c. A Worthy Example of Independence . ■George Washington—the father of his country— ’ v i s a man whose example of thrift and success should be an inspiration, to every Aemricam 1<rom all his earnings he set .aside a certain part regularly—against the days of his “ sunset,” * A small amount deposited at this Association in our Term Savings Acount with interest at 5 1*2 per cent compounded semi-annually will grow to large proportions, Try it. ' WHY NOT HAVE GOOD ’ GLASSES SINCE YOU HAVE TO WEAR THEM Tiffany’s Optical Service Pro­ vides You With the Best. T IF F A N Y BETTER GLASSES Si. Detroit St. Xenia, O, fc te ‘*.gga ^ Curtains repaired'at Wolfords. What the ring of the Liberty Bell meant to the Colonics, the Liberty Bell Home Savings means to you—Independence. The Cedarville Building& LoanAssociation X ^ - G E T OUR PR!CBS’‘ON PRINTING- • A m ■ h i