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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-09

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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09
METROPOLITAN SERVICE
Is Rendered the People of CeiRa at The CeRa Auto Co.
Who Are Agents for Buick and Cadillac Automobiles
Distributors of White Trucks, Goodrich and Kelly
Springfield Tires, Operating Two Garages

In this entire part of the state
there is not a concern that gives the
people the metropolitan service that
is afforded ne public by the Celina
Auto company under the direction
and able management Of Alfred h.
Querinjean.
They operate two garages, the one
being used as storage place, and
the other at 229-231 South Main
street, being the location of their ser
vice station and selling agency.
Mr. Querinjean realized at the
start that to make a service depart
ment efficient that it was necessary
to install the very best of machinery
and then to employ the most com
petent of mechanics This he did
and as a consequence his service sta
ton has attained a high state of eff
ficiency. They are thoroughly con-
versant with every feature of the
trade and can take your machine
apart and completely rebuild it for
you if you desire.
The Celina Auto company are the
exclusive Mercer County selling
agents for the famous Buick and
Cadillac motor cars and White trucks
The Buick Motor Car Co. keeping
pace with it's performances in past
years, again leads in the 1916 mod
els, and the cars are all made in
skies. The Model D-45, five passeng-
er, six cylinder touring car, the SEN
sational Light Six, is a symmetrical,
dependable, high power car of rare
beauty, selling at $685.. No other
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09
BUSINESS JUDGMENT
Born of Years of Actual Exper-
Icnce Brings Success and
Regular Patronage.

There is nothing so pleasing in a
shoe man as the knowledge that
comes from actual experience, When
you buy from such dealer you know
that you are getting substantial val
ue, correct style and fair prices. In
this respect we refer you to the store
of Big Pete Schunck, who has been
in the shoe business here all his life
He knows the shoe business from the
ground up, knows how to fit scientif-
icallS and has always been noted for
his fair and square methods.
The reason why so many people
suffer with sore feet is because they
do not wear the right kind of shoes
Now, you will not have any of these
troubles if you let Big Pete shoe
you. His shoes for men, women and
children will certainly please you and
in addition they will give you the
comfort that you will feel for once
that you have selected the shoes you
needed His stock is well selected,
modern and up-to-date.
Mr.. Schunck has been i nthe shoe
business in Celina for over quarter
of a century and during this time de-
voted his attention to scientific study
of the shoe business. He has built
up his business on the principle of a
square deal and a satisfied customer.
His reputation is behind all the
makes of shoes that he handles. Get
right down to business this summer
Buy wisely, save money and pain for
he has an up-to-date and complete
stock. Shoes all the way from 10
cents to $1,000.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09
UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
The Greatest of Automobile VAL
ues Is the Popular Ford.

One of the wisest men in the coun-
try has said: "If your competitor
talks about you put him on the pay
roll. No matter what he says, just
so he talks" This is based on the
undisputed fact that the most belit-
tied product in any line is the one
that attains the greatest measure OF
popularity. No other machine comes
in for so much discussion as the
Ford, and all of the criticism is not
favorable either Yet this car gains
in popularity each year. The num-
Der of sales increases and the Ford
owners are better pleased than ever
before. There can be no question
but that the Ford is the greatest of
all automobile values at the price and
there can be no questioning the fact
that the Ford company chose wisely
when they selected A. B. Grothjan d
son as their representatives in Cell
ma and vicinity, and the large num-
Der of sales they have been making
is proof, not only of the extra quality
of the Ford, but as well to the busi-
ness judgment and efficiency of the
local representative. The company's
offer of rebates was one of the SEN
sations of the automobile world.
Last year the company sold 249,000
cars, while this year the sales have
already gone over the 100000 mark,
and the purchasers are now receiv-
ing their rebate checks from the
Ford company, there being something
like $4,000 to be distributed in this
county.
Mr.. Grothjan after just making a
trip to the factory has been able to
secure thiry-six machines, or about
six car loads, and this will be all he
will be able to get this season. If
you are thinking Of getting ma
chine, better call in and see him. He
and his statesmen are very courteous
and win be pleased to demonstrate
to you.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09
LAUNDRY WORK
THAT IS JUST RIGHT
The CeIina Laundry Is the Place
Where You Will Always Get
Your Work Done the Way
You Would Have it-OnIy
Soft Water Used.

"It'll come out in the wash, This
popular saying finds an apt illustra-
ton in the work done by the Celina
Laundry, operated by Dan McKir-
nan. The work done is of such a
character that you will be more than
pleased if you give him trial. The
most delicate fabrics are handled as
carefully as they would be in your
own home.
Cotton and linen cloths have been
laundered for many centuries. Long
before the birth of Christ the women
of India and Egypt went down to the
banks of the Ganges and the Nile to
wash out their clothes, rub and beat
them on a rock, wash them again and
take them home. This was perhaps
the beginning of the laundry bust
ness. So you see it had humble
and remote beginning like most great
industries. To-day it is quite diff
ferent The Celina Laundry is
eqipped with all the latest improved
machinery and is prepared to wash
comfort into your clothes. They also
do family washings, and the work is
called for and delivered the same as
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09

car at any price insures its owner as
great a value as the Buick valve-in-
head Six for 1916. The Six Cylinder
Roadster Model D-44, is magnificent
in appointment and finish, with Is
horse power motor, six cylinder, and
smooth, NbratiOnless, valve-in-head
motor. 1t is the last word in style,
finish, comfort, economy and power
and sells for $3.50. The Buick Valve
in-head Six Cylinder Roadster Mod
el D-54, is built on the same chassis
as the big Buick touring car, with
So horse power motor, and in both
appearance and construction will
rank with any car at the price.
The Cadillac is universally recog-
nized the acme of automobile perfec-
ton. The new eight-cylinder is the
sensation of the automobile world.
1t represents caste and good looks,
luxury and perfect appointment
The institution is headquarters for
automobile accessories of all kinds
and they are distributors Of the
Goodrich and Kelley-Springfield tires
In the lines of trucks they are dis
tributors of the famous White truck.
This is one of the best trucks manu-
featured to-day and is made in var
ious tOnnages.
Mr.. Querinjean and his assistants
are very familiar with all phases Of
the auto situation and if you are
thinking of purchasing an auto bet
ter see them. They are very cour-
teous and will explain the whole
proposition to you whether you want
to buy just at this time or not.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09

other work One Of the rules of the
place IL TO make everything right
that does not exactly suit The wor-
ny and dread OF wash 4ay Is not nee
essary TO those that patronize the
Celina Laundry and many have found
that their washing could be done
cheaper and much better than by the
old method, and they turn out a clean
smooth garment that everyone may
be proud 10 wear. Mr. McKirnan
knows the business from the ground
up, as he started into Il from prac-
tical standpoint. and later became the
proprietor. The Democrat Is proud
to point 10 the success Of the insti-
tuition and believes that everyone In
Celina and Mercer County should be
"A booster for the Celina Laundry.
Farmers can leave their laundry
at the plant. or any OF the numerous
pickup stations about town, and call
for It, and will be given the best Of
service.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09
STRICTLY SANITARY
Is the Meat Market, Owned and
Managed by Frank Fischer.

One of the essential features to the
success of the meat business is clean
illness. The housewife wishes to
make her purchases from a store
that presents an attractive appear
ance and that is why Frank Fischer
is receiving a liberal patronage from
the people of this city and surround
ing county Ever since Mr. Fischer
first started into the meat business
in this community he has specialized
in keeping his place in such condi-
ton that there could be no question
about the purity and wholesomeness
of the goods he sells. Mr.. Fischer
knows the butcher business from the
ground up and no matter whether
you want steaks, chops, sausage or
anything else in the meat line, you
can get the best at the Fischer meat
market.
Mr.. Fischer is known as an honest
and straightforward business man.
His market is stocked with the very
best in the meat line. When you buy
OF Fischer you know you will get
what you want. Such quality of
goods and satisfactory service de-
serves commendation and merits a
liberal patronage from the residents
of this section.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09

for its sound ana conservative man
agement, commanding AT all times
the confidence Of capitalists, business
men and the people, and holding
high rank in the banking circles OF
this part of the state.
The interior of the bank is a mod
ell of comfort and convenience in
keeping with the model financial de-
positories OF theperiod, and the var
ious departments are so arranged as
to facilitate the rapid transaction Of
the banks business as well as for the
convenience of the public. Fire and
burglar proof vaults and safes are in
use as well as modern safety deposit
boxes, and taken all in all it is an in
stitution in which the people feel at
home and one which they can well
point to with pride. ...
The capital of the bank is $50,OOO
and the surplus and undivided proS-
its $4,000, and their total resources
.S1,17O,O0O. This is truly a most
satisfactory showing, the fruits of
years of faithful and judicious stew
ardship in te conduct of the banks
affairs by its officers and directors.
1t is regularly inspected under the
supervision of the Ohio Department
of Banking, and being inspected per
iodically its value to the community
is apparent to all.
A general banking business is
transacted and accounts Of corpora
tions. firms and individuals are solic-
tied upon the most favorable terms.
Loans are made upon approved Sc
curities, collections receive prompt
attention, and drafts are issued upon
all the principal cities of the country
Deposits from one dollar upwards
are received and we can state that
the same courtesy ana consideration
is given the small depositors as the
larger ones.
The officers and directors of the
Commercial Bank are noted among
the most prominent and substantial
men of affairs of Celina and Mercer
County as the following well known
names will testify: President, CD.
Hierholzer; vice president, j. 3.
Pulskamp; cashier, A. M. Riley; as
sistant cashiers, e. j Hierholzer and
A. NJ. Hierholzer; directors-C. D..
Hierholzer, j. A. Roemer, j. b. Pulls
kamp, A. M. Riley and E. j. Hierholz-
er.
The active management of the
bank is in the hands of the above
gentlemen, who are men of we'll
known and financial and executive
ability, who in the conduct of the
banks affairs strictly adhere to the
great cardinal laws governing bank
ing and financ e. Under the compe-
tent guidance of this directorate and
officers the old reliable financial de-
| pository will continue as one of the
best conducted financial institutions
in Northwestern Ohio.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09
MRS. H. |. SCHUNCK
Conducts Reliable Jewelry Es-
tabIishment That Carries a
Large Stock and TranSacts
Extensive Business.

There is positively no reason why
anyone should not come to Celina to
make selections in the jewellery and
diamond line. There is a store here
that is repIete with everything that
is the latest and the best and as a
proof of our statement we suggest
that you visit the store Of Mrs. II. l.
Schunck.
Here you will find everything
there is in the jewellery line, and up
on examination you will see that the
goods are of the highest quality
Diamonds, silverWare, goldware and
cut glass, French Ivory, novelties
and suitable presents for every occa-
sion. When you receive an invita-
ton that demands a present just go
there and you will find them in great
profusion If it is an engagement
ring you desire she has the very one
that will make the eyes of your
bride-to-be sparkle with pleasure.
When it comes to repairing she en-
ploys only efficient workmen who are
watch inspectors, and thoroughly fa-
miliar with all the details of the So
called watch-makers trade, They
can tell you exactly what is wrong
and what the cost will be,
The optical department is prepared
to fit you with the glasses you need,
The work done in this line is spoken
of very highly by everyone.
Mrs. Schunck is an example of a
businss woman, who has made sue
cess in her calling as she is recog-
nized as an authority on diamonds
and jewellery, and the great success
of the place is due to the fact that
she gives you exactly what she repre-
sents in every line.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09
DIPLOMATIC SERVICE
Is One of the Essential Features
Of the Profession of Funeral
Director.

To maintain an up-to-date estab-
lishment and outside equipment Is
not sufficient in the success of the
profession of funeral director. COur-
teous, diplomatic service, and the eN-
ecutiOn of the work of the highest
quality is also required. In this re-
8peCt we direct your attention to the
irm of Mcdaniel & Meister in this
city. While they are prepared for
all the work their profession en-
braces and their equipment is Of the
most approved and up-to-date de-
scriptiOn yet they are planning to
make Il still better by the early ad-
litiOn of an automobile hearse and
casket wagon. They specialize in
giving personal attention to details
aud the rendering of individual SER
vice Realizing that in times Of sor-
row their partOns need the services of
those who are not only efficient, but
conscientious as well, they take par
ticular pride in furnishing the best
funeral goods at the most reasonable
prices. Messrs Mcdaniel and Meist-
er are licensed embalmers, and thor
oughly conyersant wit heyery feature
Of their calling. They are well
known in Mercer County as most
courteous and conscientious profess
sional men.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09

The grand summer opening OF the
Chautauqua season will be held at
Mercelina Park on July 81, and the
various events for the occasion VIII
follow with the flow Of days until
August 10. All things portend an
auspicious occasion, as the greatest
of preparations are being made for
the affair.
Aside from the fact that an excel
lent program will be rendered each
day Mercelina Park is summer
place of rare beauty and offers unus-
ual advantage to the weary business
man, farmer. professional man or the
gentleman of leisure. as we'll as the
ladies. of the middle west to get away
from the humdrum of life and re-
fresh themselves so that they may
better go about their fabors of the
cary falE
Mercelina Park invites you, not be-
cause she is lonesome, particularly,
but because she loves company She
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09

II may truly be said that an in
dustrial review of Celina and Mercer
County would not b ecomplete with
out extended reference to an insti-
tuition which for many years has been
a potent factor In the financial, com
mercial and Industrial progress Of
not only Celina. but also Of Mercer
County. Organized I'm 1870, the
Commercial Bank Company was the
Legitimate outgrowth OF the wants Of
the citizens Of this section of the
county for more adequate banking
facilities and it is a matter of record
that from the day Of its opening ur
to the present time II has been noted
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09
Second Section
OF BOOSTER
AND THE KNOCKER

When the Creator had made all good things, there still
dirty do the beasts and reptiles and
insects when he had finished He had
put into the Rattle Snake the Hyena the
Scorpion the Skunk He put all these together
with suspicion wrapped with jealousy marked with
YELLOW streak and called it KNOCKER
This product feaul contemplate that He had to
something couneract it, He took sun beam and put
into child the man, wrapped these
civic pride with brothery love- it mask of vel
vet M a grip steel and called it a BOOSTER.
He made this BOOSTER lover of fields and flowers and
manly sports believer in equality and Justice and ever since
the Booster existed mortal has
the privilege choosing his associates and the market in
which he desired place his ordersFrom Oakland Avenue
News
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09
"GOOD NIGHT"
Being a One Act Play, Staged in
CeIinR, Mercer County, Ohio.

The scene displayed as the curtain
raises Is that OF the cellar of n mod
ern dwelling There Is only one act
or on the stage, ant he Is the only
one that figures IN this tragedy. His
face Is black, as are likewise his
hands, and he Is badly bruised about
the head and arms, and looks as
though he might have fallen down
the chimney The air Is literally
blue as he delivers himself of an
Grafton something like this: 'Ney-
er again for me; SCOT and clinkers,
that's all there is and mostly clink-
ers. The next load of coal buy will
come from the yard of Chas, Dick
man. If | ever meet that man that
sold me that last load of coal there
will be an ambulance call sure"
There Is moral to this little play
let. Almost every man who has fired
a furnace knows what IL is There
are many kinds of coal on the market
to-day and the only way for the pco-
pie OF C-lna and vicinity TO get good
coal. coal That Will burn, f. 10 Juy Of
someone that you can GCperd upon
. his dealer is Chas. Dickman. lie
handles all kinds OF coal and his lines
have been selected with the idea in
view OF getting the greatesJ amount
of heat units to the ton, and ii is a
well known fact that you do not need
to pour coal oil or use a bellows to
make his coal burn. He has some
very fine cook stove Goals for the
summer trade that burns quickly is
not dirty ana gives heat at the prop
er time. Mr. Dickman is one Of the
prominent citizens of Celina, and has
long since attained reputation for
fair and honest business methods and
has gained the confidence of his
many patrons He is always push
ing Celina TO the front.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09

soon as a new design is brought out
he has it.
When it comes to durability his
products top the market as they will
nyer shrink, swell, blow away, burn
down or decay The use of cement
work is just in it's infancy and the
future augurs we'll 1t is the cheap
est in the long run and will stand as
a monument for future generations
to admire
Mr. Desch is also an extensive
dealer in gravel, sand, sewer pipe,
tile, brick, lime, plaster and cement.
He is large purchaser in these lines
and as a consequence is able to Sc
cure the best prices the manufactur-
ers give, and in turn can give his GUS
toners much better prices and quail
ty of goods than small dealers.
Mr.. Desch is one of the progressive
and up-to-date citizens of Celina and
Mercer County, who has established
an industry that is helping to make
the city and county a twentieth cen
tury place and everybody should
boost for the Desch cement products,
as they are in strict accord with the
advanced IDEAS in building.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09
The BIG-LITTLE STORE
One of the Most Interesting Shop
ping Centers i'm CeIlna.

1t is the little things that count the
most after all, as is demonstrated in
the remarkable success accorded the
5 and 10 cent stores of the large
cities over the United States, It is
simply astonishing what one can find
on the counters of a modern store of
this kind, and the price is even more
astonishing, as is shown by a sight
seeing trip through the Barr-Lepper
store in this city.
A few pennies will go farther here
than in any store on earth in buying
the useful, the ornamental, the prac-
tical and the necessary little things
of life. or course these stores must
have owners who are on the inside
to be able to buy. In the case of the
Barr-Lepper store there is not any
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-09

question but that the owners looked
before they leaped into the business
and it's dollars to cheap cigars that
they are buying as cheap to-day as
the larger stores in the metropolitan
cities, as they are Offering our people
from day to day the most wonderful
bargains at very little money. The
store is filling a long felt want in
the community and is success that
adds credit to the mercantile career
of the proprietors and to the business
Judgment and ability of Mr.. Fred
Barr, the manager He is a business
man who has become very popular
here and his many friends predict for
him a career that will be worthy of
commentator. The fact that they
have string of stores give sthem an
edge on the market over houses not
thus connected.