The Times Recorder from Zanesville, Ohio • 3

SATURDAY. FEB. 6, 1915. THE ZANESVILLE TIMES RECORDER THREE ri 20 ,000,000 WASTED EVERY YEAR A noted statistician says ten million families in the United States waste a dollar every week 520 millions in a year. How much of this enormous waste can be charged against you? If you are wasting just the minimum sum of $1.00 a week $52 a year wouldn't it be a good idea to save it and let it increase at liberal, compound interest in this old reliable bank? We offer you all the advantages of a savings bank plus the aditional security of a Roll of Honor, Federal Reserve National Bank.

Opens a Savings Account Old Citizens National Bank "The Bank That Does Things for You" Capital, Surplus and Profits. i.iiaiiaai an EAST YORK Alva Eppley and family and How DEATH si TEACHING CHILDREN schools have not inude a report to his department, 'The superintendent uf the Zanesville schools having made an extensive and careful Investigation of school savings systems recommended to the board of education that such a system be adopted In our city schools, which was promptly done. The system will be put into operation in our elementary grades on Tuesday, Feb, 8, 1915. It is hoped that the pupils of the schools will take advantage of this splendid opportunity to have a sav a Toast it and Serve Hot. In all the world after all kinds of breads are consid-ered-what is so FLAVORY, appetizing and digestible as PLEZOL bread, toasted to a ncn Drown; i 1 It starts the day right cives husband a cheery feel- jug aa lie gucs me uxitv-c or store makes Dreakiast ii for the wife and sends the kiddies schoolward with their little hrains renlenish- ed with energy for morning Made in the temple of cleanliness-where the latch-string is always out inviting you to run in and SEE how the world's best bread PLEZOL is made.

Baker Bread Company "A branch in every grocery." rr10c Plezol Bread Wrappers -or i5-5c Plezol Bread Wrappers will be redeemed for 50 votes on the Pony Contest when turned in at the Bakery, Cor. 8th and South Sts. For Frosty Morninms aUtoSM)- SEED CORN We have Just received a shipment of Seed Corn of the very highest Ity which Is now on sale at our rooms. Better see us today or tZZ morrow and order the amount yen. wan.t We sell feed of all kinds.

1 Pittsburg eoal delivered for (0c pSi'-ton leas than you can buy coal for ii Zanesville. Pittsburg coal gives greui-er heat tuid makes less dirt suli ashes than other coal. Zanesville Grain Builders' Supply Ci) Office) and Warchouee Comer Mailt and hmnul tttieets Why Is Beer a Food Beer because It contain the extract ef choicest selected barley malt. That is nourishment. LINSER'SL as wholesome to drink as corn bread, rice puddina; or barley soup are to eat on our tables.

Altogether the food value of FJirOCD'O amount Ljll1tJLjt to about 12 per cent. The balance, IS per cent, la pure water. There la much more than pass ing pleasure In your of LINSER'SZ Tlsoratinc and healthful. Call (or It. Have a case sent home.

The Simon Linser ErewingCo. Eastern tile, it i aurolnai HIGH HILL GRANGE The Illfc-it Hill grange No, 11(85, will meet Saturday, Feb. 13. at 1 p. sun time, and the literary program for this meeting la given below: Song, America; OrvlII Downing; paper, Tresent Fashions, their Merits and Demerits," Miss Lydia Bedford; discussion opened by O.

H. Mclntlre. "How May We Increase the Potato recitation, Mrs. Ora Dickson; paper, "Washington's Great new as a -Farmer," t. Howard; Four Essentials of a Modern Farm Horns Light, Heat, Water.

Ventilation." Dr. Prouty; "What Should the Farinera Tool Chest Contain T'' Charley Dickson; "Is a Dog Necessary on a Farm?" Harry P. Mclntlre; "How to make a day at grange worth more than a day at home, Mrs, Mabel Splllman, Mrs. Llzxle Mclntlre. TALK O.V Y.

M. C. A. WORK Attorney Florien F. Frailer and H.

W. Booth, secretary of the Y. M. C. A.

will give addresses on Y. M. C. A. work at the Putnam I'rrsbyterlan church Sunday, Feb.

14. SEEK HEALTH first, because itis of vital importance. The first step is to strengthen the stomach, help the digestion and correct the liver and bowels. For this work HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters IS PARTKI LAHLY KI.L ADA1T- r.t. TRY IT.

FOX TROT TO SLACK'S SLICED LIVER 5 5c Pound FRESH SIDE PORK 12 2c Pound SMALL FRESH HAMS 1254c pound Shoulder Lamb Roast 14c Pound BONELESS PIGS' FEET 122c Pound Ducks Chickens Spare Ribs Kraut GOLD BOND STAMPS B.V.H. SLACK 712 Main Street WARDEN WHEELER Col. T. F. Spangler, who has charge of the old Wheeler estate, has received word of the death of Warden Wheeler at Creston, which occurred this week.

Mr. Wheeler was SI years of age and waa a son of the late Benjamin Wheeler. He waa born In this city, but went to Creston when a young man and became successful in the mercantile business. He ia survived by two sons, who live at Creeton. DONNAITsHAW Surgical skill failed to prolong the life of Donna Dee Shaw, aged eight years, the daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. J. W. Shaw, of Rosevllle, who waa rushed to the Good Samaritan hospital at midnight Thursday for an Immediate operation for obstruction of the bowels. Her death occurred at the hospital at 12:20 o'clock Friday afternoon.

Her condition waa so grave that she failed to rally after the operation. Her parents were at her bedside throughout the day. The little girl attended the Riee-ville school and was a favorite with her classmates. She was also a member of the M. E.

Sunday school. Be sides her parents, she Is survived by one brother and three sisters: Rod ney, the Misses Helen and Gretchen Shaw, and Mrs. Jeannette Tharpe. The body was removed to the Hear ing, undertaking rooms and prepared for burial and was taken to Rosevllle Friday evening over the Pennsylva nia lines. START MISSION- FIJB.

10 BARNKSVILLK. Feb. St. An drews church on Broadway and South streets will hold a missltm beginning Wednesday, Feb. 10.

The Wednesday night services will be conducted by the rector. Rev. A. J. Greutter, after hich Archdeacon Dodshon.

of Zanesville, will take charge. There will be a question box for anyone who wishes to ask any question pertaining to the church. Services begin at 7:1 p. m. "Just Say" HORLICK'S It Msans Original and Genulnt MALTED MILK Thi Food-drink for All Agis.

More healthful than Tea or Coffee, Agree with the weakest digestion, Dcliciota, invigorating and nutritious. Rich milk, malted grain, powder form. A quick bnck prepared ia a Bunofe. Take bo nbstihite. Ask for HORUCK'S.

pi Others are imitation. USE OUR WANT COLICTS ard Eppley and family visited at Crooksvllle Wednesday. The Infant child of Howard Walker of Chicago wa brought here for In terment in the Dutch Hill cemetery, Rev. Uber of Zanesville, conducting the service. Howard Eppley and family visited Albert Bush and wife Sunday.

Mrs. Adeline Smith is seriously 111. There will be a literary at the Dutch Hill school house Saturday night, Feb. 6. HARRY "NICK" MILLER ENTER ed a plea of not guilty when charged with robbing a box car of the penn sylvania railroad in the mayor's court at Newark Thursday and was bound over to the gTand Jury.

Bond was fixed at $600. Ah Fine for Corns Takes Sting Right Away A painless remedy, sure it is just paint it on a sole corn tonight and tomorrow your feet will feel like new. Nothing ever made absorbs pain out of a corn like Putnam Fxtrac tor. It dissolves the hard crust, acts quickly, never falls, and above all, it brings the troubler out by the roots. You'll be satlened with Putnam's Ex tractor because It's an old time remedy that Is Just as reDreaented.

Deal ers everywhere sell tnis specific for warts, callouses ana loot lumps, costs only a quarter NOTICE OF AFPOIJITMEXT F.state ef Joka W. Newell. Dereaeea V. T. Hot has been aUDolnted and qualified administrator of the estate of John W.

Newell, late of Muskingum county, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 2Sth day of January, A. D. 1915. HAKVEI SMITH, Probate Judge of Said County.

S. B. Darner, Attorney. l-zo-st-sat LEGAL NOTICE In the District Court of the United States, for the soutnern uisinci 01 Ohio, Eastern Division. In the matter of William E.

Bowers, Bankrupt, In Bankruptcy, wo. an. In nurauance to an order directed te me In the matter of William El. Bowers, bankrupt. No.

31 1. In the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of Ohio, I will otter for sale, ss a whole, at public auction, on the premises at No. 45 North Fifth street. Zanesville, Ohio, on Friday, the 12th day of February, 115. st 1 o'clock In the forenoon, the personal property of said bankrupt, located in the rooms at said number.

Said personal property consists of plumbing shop tools snd plumbers' and steam litters' supplies, gas engines, gas ranges, etc Appraised at 72. Terms of Sale CASH. Sale subject to confirmation of the court. Kach bidder will be required to deposit with the trustee a certified check for 1100 60 prior to the sale. An Inventory and appraisement of said personal property is on flle with the referee, and with the trustee, at Zanesville, Ohio.

HENRY ROEKEL, Trustee of the Estate of William E. Bowers, Bankrupt. Edgar E. Facie y. Attorney.

J-2--10-3t HABITS OF THRIFT SAVINGS BANK SYSTEM IX I'lB-IJC SCHOOLS IS ACCOMPLISH-. IXG MICH GOOD The public school is fulfilling lis highest functions when it Is supplying that which will strengthen and enrich human life, and that which will fix in our youth habits conducive to the highest type of manhood and One of the evils of the age in America is Improvidence. The habit of reckless expenditure of money is begun In childhood when the tempta tlon to spend every penny secured is everywhere present. To offset this injurious tendency and to provide a wiser means for the dig posal af pennies which come into children's hands, many school boards, in conjunction with the banks of the city, have managed a plan whereby the school pupil with a single penny as a capital become a depositor. Such a system of saving can be evolv ed with the school as a center which will not require over ten minutes a week of the teacher's time and which will occasion practically no interruption to school work.

As a result children will not only develop habits of thrift and frugality incident to saving, but will learn the art of wisely expending their deposits, and, before becoming adults, they will have had experience in the practical handling of money and have become familiar with ordinary business principles and bank ing methods. The report of the L. H. commission er of education shows that there were in U12 in this country school savings banks in 1149 schools, containing 830 rooms, and enrolling 430. 49 chll-J dren of whom 1S7.B2J are depositors in these banks with deposits amounting to 13.482, 162.

6. He says there is good reason to believe that all such Coughs and Colds Forerun Sickness and should always hare Immraediate efficient treatment with Scott'a Emulsion because our physical power ia reduced or the cold would not exist. It is a grevlous mistake to resort to drugged pills or alcoholic syrups, because they are crutches, not remedies; they only whip the forties into action and leave the system more weakened than before. Scott'a Emulsion is the sensible and natural food-medicine for every cold because it removes the cause. It warms the body by enriching the blood and prevents bronchitis, grippe and pneumonia, and it also fortifies the lunga You can rely on Scott's Emulsion to relieve any cold." but be careful to avoid the cheap Imitations and alcoholic substitutes that trade on the reputation of Scott's.

Every drvefrist has Scott Bowne, Bloomrteld, N. J. it ings account. W. C.

BOWERS, Superintendent Zanesville Schools. Names Is "Lost" Ad Proves It As Luke McLuke would say, "Names Is names." Miss Mabel Fortune of 1034 Linden avenue had the misfortune to lose her pocketbook and advertised for it in the big want ad page of The Times Re corder, Charles Lemon of 89 Warwick avenue, contradictory to his name, found It, and Miss Fortune re covered It the day advertised. Here's what did It: LoaT Small Hack tiarae eoatala- Ing Utile over elKht rtolUrs, Friday evening between Linden Ave. and Main St. Finder leave at Times Recorder office and receive reward.

Chandler Six At Price Reduction The new Chandler Six has arrived. It la a new car at a new price 1295. The car Is christened Chandler, but it has become known to owners and users aa "The Six with a marvelous motor." See the new arrival. 1L M. Schubach, local distributor, has just received the new one.

It' on exhibition at the Stouder garage, 34- 44 South Third street. CALDWELL NEWS CALDWELL, Feb. S. David Smith of Gary, is looking after business interests at this place this week. Howard Shafer Is in Columbus on business.

Vincent Ferguson of Marietta spent a few days this week with his parents, and other friends of this place. Fred McWilliama of Sarahsville was- In town on business Thursday. Willie Fulton Is spending a few days with Columbus friends. Sheriff Diustbach was here from Marietta on business Tuesday night. Frank Atkinson of Butler.

vis ited his father. B. F. Atkinson, the past week. Mrs.

pence Danford is visiting Co lumbus friends this week. A marriage license waa issued to George E. McCarty of Center township and Elizabeth Ann Barry of Cum berland, Wednesday. John Tur, who waa tried before i Judge McGlnnis Tuesday for assault) and battery, was found guilty and was lined 140 and costs. SWU lib..