The Journal-Republican from Wilmington, Ohio • 4

THE JOURNAL REPUBIJCAN WIL GTOH WEDKE8DAYOCTOBER15 1913 BERNARD SONS Headquarters for i THE JOURNAL REPUBLICAN CO Michigan Potatoes 9 Members 25 THURMAN MILLER Managing Editor Pric nd qual Subacriptton price 91 $0 per year In (donee Women Can Join anj in the county WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 15 1918 TWELVE PAGES Merker The glory of Hl forent (Ilirx IP Telephone 45 207 North South St will have into all Announcement a Money Saver! Respectfully COAL COKE CHOICE irst National Bank are vocifer A I 1 TRY AN ORDER One crier is insisting Wilmington Ohio 15c lb Checking Accounts Either Business or COAL COKE Personal are Invited ARMS OR SALE Give us a trial Clothes or ather and Son None Better Si Telephone 235 li mantle of at the No tts? Entered in the Postoe Wilmington Ohio Meeondclas matter pg Goodman's a Better Servant! STUDIO Wilmington 7 to 8:30 toll PM it Bender Mathewson Every Laurel user is a Laurel En thusiast Every Laurel sale makes a Laurel friend We want You No other range will do these things why everybody is talking about this wonderful Lau rel invention and the real rea son why YOU should jorti our Iaurrl circle to day Thousands of women will gladly testify to its great economical and perfect baking features The manu facturers want thousands more why they are organizing these Laurel Circles with Col ls to A money saver because the heat is circulated entirely around every square inch of the oven when you wish to bake or under every one of the six top covers without beat ing the oven and wasting fuel when you whh only to boil fry or stew j)Bier and Director CHARLES ISHER President i THURMAN MILLER Secretary Treasurer WILLIAM ISHER THOMAS BALES ALBERT I BAILEYS Because it responds so quickly to your desires and makes your Your Money do its duty as no oth er range does 000 ''i Our idea of a poor time to have a Sulzer or Thaw trial Is when there is a world series oh ooo I Get You Alohe T6 night" does not arouse In us the fear for the chastity of the youth of America that the same words used to Inspire for our own personal safety when father hispered them to us when we Mis behaved before company ooo Actuated by a strong native spirit of giving the devil his dues we wish to make public our admiration of Col onel Roosevelt's wisdom in refraining from saying anything for publication in the Monday morning papers while the world series is on 000 When the many Improvements now under way In this old home of peace and plenty are completed in order to preserve a perfect spirit of eternal fitness it may become necessary for us to wear our other necktie every day WATCH THE REGISTER IX 0VR WINDOW this is how rr reads 'NOW United States State and CountyDepository Checks good throughout the world or Sale LAUREL eKfttY SWlg KANjC CIRCLE ooo To criticise the victorious football team by which the High School of this old home of peace and plenty is spreading our renown far and wide would be unpardonable but their worthy coadjutors the winsome young ladies might learn the zeal inspiring yells by which they make the welkin ring so that they could take their mischievous eyes off the music racks at least part of the time ooo The Irish sentiment of home rule never having fully come into Its own on the auld sod is cropping out in this land of the free and home of the brave We observe in the esteemed Waverly Watchman that Johann Yah raus is willing to have the City Marshal fall upon him vember election ooo The great purpose of life cnel Roosevelt so he avows fight invisible Having been made such a potent part of that civic institution by the votes of the people last November so clever a politician as the Colonel ought to be able to slug the rest of 'em through the ropes in the course of time ooo The troubles of an editor are many and varied not the least of them be ing the blunder of the make up man in putting the head line to Justice" over the obituary of pome late lamented citizen when it was in tended to guide the gentle eye to a clever ruse of the Sheriff and his helpers in landing a criminal 000 If the great metropolitan newspa pers should ever discover the real fountain head of inside baseball which lives moves and has its being in the back office of this old lighthouse on the shore the matter of behind the scenes stories would be forever set tled THE 'BIG DIPPER A Lick Observatory astronomer who is also a member of the aculty of the University of California de clares that the "big the nr an rnnsrptianons is The Women of Wilmington are Quick to Grasp a Opportunity With faeea wreathed inatullea and hearts throbbing with delight" a steady stream of spplleants for membership in our Great Laurel Range Circle has set in It only takes the women of town but a few minutes to see the great fuel saving and perfect baking advantages of the wonderful Twin lue Range and they quickly enroll their names when they are shown the valuable pre mium given to a member as their share of the price reduction made possible by the combined purchases of over three thousand Laurel Dealers who are organizing circles throughout America It consists of one Six Quart Pre serving Kettle one Six Quart Berlin one our Quart one our Quart interchangeable one Two Quart Our West Virginia White Ash and White House Kentucky Block are the de for Grate Heater or urnace White House Nut for the Range is the finest on the market Panther Pocahontas the new Pin nace Coal $5 Pays Your Membership ee $2 a 1 WeekPays Your Duet Let Bernard A Sons deliver one of these ranges to yaur home to morrow 25 Laurel Ranges have been allotted to Bernard Sons to be delivered to the 25 women Joining i the Laurel Circle on the special terms 3000 Laurel Dealers all over America pre organizing Laurel Circles Jolip your local circle and you may become Li a party to this thermost stupendous purchase of Ranges'ever made and ben efit by the saving in price resulting from a this enormous purchase to the amount of $750 the actual advertised price of the set of Genuine Alumi num or handsome Hall Clock which will be delivered free with your range' This is one of the many designs in which Laurel Ranges are made You'll experience no trouble in finding a de sign to suit your requirements at a price that will delight you This is the $750 Set 'of Genuine Aluminum ooo Elmploying the emergency clause in our household constitution which per mits us men folks to appropriate for cur own use property belonging to the purchasing committee in times of absolute and indisputable need our baby is emboldened to proceed to the sewing machine to get shimble for Plank purposes at times when the available stock of napkin rings has teen swallowed up by the yawning chasm between the couch and the bureau INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS I HOSKINS Cashier MOORE TERRELL KIMBROUGH WE take pleasure in notifying you that our new line of all and Holiday Styles is now ready for your inspection It com prises special ideas in regular and Holiday Gift Portraits and with our expert workman ship and the general tonal quality of our Photographs we feel safe in assuring you that a visit to our Studio will be worth while Have Already Enrolled 2 lbs for 25c Wortfr 20c per pound? the Secret of the Laurel Range Success Published Weekly Corner of ain and ifnlberry streets WILMINGTON OHIO ir ranging from $700 when be began at the age of twenty one to $1150 when he died at the age of sixty six 1 When he began the fireman heed ed the advice of" a friend who told him that the wise man who worked on a salary always lays away a part of hts wages So he began by limit ing his living expenses to $500 That left him the neat sum of $200 saved at the end of his first year It pleased him: and he laid down for himself the rule that he would always live within $500 and save the remainder of his salary whatever it might be His bal ances grewjuntn investments became necessary and these were yyisely and conservatively made 4 7 It is a lesson for every young man To save is not hard and' moreover it is a pleasure to see a savings ac count accumulate The Baltimore fireman did not stint himself he was not a miser In setting aside an al lowance he spared all he needed and no doubt 'lived very comfortably Such a system of laying up a competence for old age is not beyond a possibility for any young man and the boy who realizes that he must sooner qr later begin to save will be wise to consider the Baltimore' man's plan 1 000 CENSORING PICTURES The State Board of Moving Picture Censors is to drive senshtlonaliun from all films Killings death scenes drinking scenes and the like must all be rejected The broad plan of judg ment so the Board announces is to purge the pictures of everything that might have a wrong influence upon the mind of the youth who sees them ilms must be instructive or enter taining but the meansvused by the actors to make the pictures so are subjected to rigid criticism The Board of Censors will have a hard thing to do ilm makers are already at their wlts end to create pictures The favorite western scenes will be riddled by the Censors if they follow out their announced Inten tions Everything is being done by film houses to get new ideas and now they will have to redouble thieir ef forts Class Adult Classes Wilmington Dancing Academy Will reopen its cluses in Dancing I 0 Halt riday evening October '17if sii pi you will wonder how sell it so cheap Only Sixteen More After all Eva $10000 gown can not be as beautiful as the rumpled jersey of the left halt that wriggles across the line with the win ning touchdown The past and present are so linked together that one can hardly hope to pass through an old fashioned cov ered bridge without meeting one or more ords A race of dwarfs has been discov ered in New Guinea Washington should take them on for a base ball OOO "Treasury Short On Paper says a State Journal headline We know how to sympathize with the a a traoui OICERS AND DIRECTORS A WILSON President SMITH Vice President A BOS WORTH NICHOLS A COLE Gem Grocery most familiar slowly falling to pieces and that in 200000 years more or less the great configuration nothingness geologists' and phys iologists and the like are forever add ing to our worries by coming out with such announcements As if the Bull Moose party Harry Thaw and the Cincinnati Reds were not enough to drive a man to distraction! irst we learn that within the short space 'Of a few hundred thousand years the Caucasian race will be sightless and toothless a condition upon which' the opticians and dentists must look with horror We are hardly over the shock before some geologist produces charts which he has carefully drawn on the back of a window hanger of Eugene Debs to show that within the incredibly short space of a few mil lion years the earth's crust will have shrunk to such an extent that there will be scarcely enough room left to place the Bull Durham signs along the railroads Seized with apoplexy at tliis intelligence we recover on a white cot in a hospital just in time to get in on the first confidential story from some Polar rambler of unques tioned veracity like Doc Cook that a huge world wide avalanche the ad vance guard as it were of a second great glacial period is bearing down upon us from the North and is due at this home of peace and plenty in pre cisely steen thousand years right ened into alacrity we hasten to the long distance station to warn our un fortunate citizens at Petoskey Mich for cause realizing that the glacier may be even now rushing towards them unmindful that the reciprocity bill permitting the importation of gla ciers into this country from Canada failed By the time we have quelled a few of the fears which these agita tors have created another protrudes his thought furrowed brow and screams to us that the fuse in the big dipper is due to burn out before we have been dead 200000 years When such exciting news is broken to us we have adopted the rule of quieting ourself by reasoning that our little life insurance may help some in our three cornered job of fighting glaciers buying false teeth for thq babies and paying taxes on a stellar lighting system to take the place of ttie big dipper ooo THE BIG SHOW The cover illustration of the arm and ireside for last week is a very significant picture It teaches a les son that the world especially the ag ricultural world should heed It Is show day and the farmers are gathered on the circus grounds There are a half dozen or more side shows before which ously urging the farmers to spend their monev that they see his fine farms at $5 an acre another proclaims that there is a fortune in squabs another assures the crowd that lias gathered around his tent that his new discoveries in seeds will everybody rich who will join in forming a company to mar ket the seeds There is the man" and the "creamery promoter" each tolling the farmers into side shows while circulating through the crowd are agents for mining stock which is being exchanged for deeds for farms But 'in tlie foreground is a large finger board pointing the way to the big show A programme consisting of a corn exhibit stock shows lectures on draining and soil fertility cook ing exhibits better schools and bet ter roads is announced on the sign An intelligent fanner and his sou are reading the sign and the older man is saying my boy we won't waste our time and money here The Mg snow is the 7 be picture tells a true story There is a large per cent pf the peo ple of the country seeking to gain a livelihood by robbing other people of their hard earned money Investments and gilt edged propositions are for ever being thrust upon fanners who have accumulated a surplus and often they find that the poor man whom the Scriptures refer to even that which they haver Is taken from them Thefafmer has suc ceeded In building up a btmk account should realize that the old farmfrom which he made the surplus offers the best opportunity for investment there is to be found OOO SAVING MONEY The Associated PreSs has told an unusual story that proves the theory that the man who saves a part of his income regularly will in time come to be well to do" John Calder a fire man of the Department in the city of Baltimore was found to be worth more than $30000 when his adminis trator made the inventories after the man death or almost exactly forty five years Mr Calder had held the same job that paid hint a salary 53 acres 3 miles from town good sugartree land fair buildingsPrice $6000 4 ci56 acres 2 miles from town good sugartree 5 room house fair barn Price $115 per acre 75 acres 4 miles from town good producing land good buildings Price $85 per acre 72 acres 4 miles from town partly black fair buildings Price $110 per acre 114 acres some rolling part bottom 2 good sets buildings Price $75 per acre 72 acres good strong land fine bouse good barn welC Imptoved everyway Price $120 per acre 125 acres nice lying land near market 2 splendid sets buildings ppce $90 per acre '4 125 acres near market best of land every modern improvement one' of the best Price $150 per acre 130 acres sugartree land near market fine new house and barn Price $125 per acre 206 acres mostly black well tiled on good road good buildings1 Price $110 per acre 330 acres near market lies well partly tiled well fenced good build ings Price $55 per acre BRINDLB DRUGGIST Don't fail to come jn and get some of tlis good candy we Kettle with Cover Berlin Sauce Pan Berlin Kettle Cover with sauce pan and deep Pudding Pan Join Bernard Jt Laurel Circle and Get Your Set ree! 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