The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 7, 1911, Page 3

which afford the policy holder - Gentral States Life Ins. Co. HOWARD C. BOONE, President Home office Central National Bank Building Sst. Louis, Mo. A Home Company organized under the laws of and chartered by the State of Missouri absolute protection. In fact every policy issued is guaranteed by its entire Capital Stock of $300,000.00 being deposited with the Missouri Insurance De- partment and in addition thereto, a special deposit is made with the State covering the net “value of each policy. All policies of the Company are registered with the Insurance Department of the State of Missouri and contain a certificate signed by the State Superintendent of Insurance stating that a deposit of approved securities in Bonds and. Deeds of Trust on real estate have been made with the State to secure the payment of the policies. The policy contracts of the Central State Life embrace every desirable feature known to the science of Life Insurance, including a disabil- ity benefit providing, that in the event the policy holder should become totally disabled, either by disease or accident, and thereby prevented from following any gainful occupation, the Company will pay the premium thereafter and not deduct same from final settlements thereunder. NO ESTIMATES, NOTHING LEFT TO CHANCE. All values PLAINLY STATED in the policies and ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. All desirable forms of policies written. See our NINETEEN PAYMENT One of the most attractive features of this Optional Benefits: for ages 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24) the policy can be surrendered to the Company and a paid-up policy for the entire face ‘el will be issued to the Insured. This option allows this policy to be matured in fourteen years, fully paid-up for the same amount of paid-up insurance that a Twenty Payment Life would provide in twenty years, viz.: AGAIN,—Should nineteen annual premiums be paid and the policy matured, the policy holder has the choice of four advantageous and liberal settlements, as follows: A. Receive in cash the return of all the premiums paid the Company; Guaranteed Settlements: B. Receive a paid-up | the end of a limited period of years from date of issue of the policy. OR,—In the as a paid-up policy for its face value, and, in addition, there will be paid to the insured, IN CASH, A VERY HANDSOME DIVIDEND. One of the strongest points in this Premium Saving Policy is that these settlements are absolutely guaranteed in plain figures on the face of the policy, and the amount of these settlements is not speculative. A study of these settlements will convince you that this contract is specially designed to meet the needs of a business man as at its date of settlement—19 years from issuance of the policy—it gives the choice of four options and the policyholder can select the option exactly suited to his needs or financial condition. The cash surrender, loan, extended and paid-up insurance values in this policy are very liberal, and are available after the policy has been in force three years. The Central States Life Insurance Company has written more new business in Missouri in 1911 than any Other Home Company. W. J. FULMER. D. CHAPMAN, Superintendent of Agencies Central National Bank Building, ST. LOUIS, MO. “Gompers Knew It” | Indianapolis, Dec. 3.—‘‘When Mr. | Gompers says he was surprised, and | that the McNamaras had deceived him | in declaring their innocence, he tells what is not ture. Mn Gompers knew | the. McNamaras were guilty and has known it all along. He knew it at the time he and the heads of the inter- national unions conferred in Indian- apolis.on the question of raising funds for the defense of the prison- ers. Some of the other union men knew of their guilt, too.”’ The foregoing reply to Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, who expressed | surprise at the pleas of guilty made | Ney re McNamara unsihers in Los | j DLING PEAG PEACH TAFES| Angeles and ignorance of anything, i | | but their innocence, was made with feeling here today by William J. Pe TIME TO PLANT 18 EARLY Burns, the detective who caused the IN THE SPRING. arrest of the dynamiters. By W. H. Chandler, Instructor in | Horticulture, University of Missouri Potatoes. | Missouri. Thave just received a car load of | In most of Missouri it is not best Missouri River bottom potatoes. No to plant peach trees in the fall on better potatoes are grown anywhere, | account of the danger from severe and I am offering them for sale at aj Winters Heed beeen yowen a ‘ H HF , ver; favorable year the fall-plantec lege abil do Gina iain quickly. i trees would make a better growth $1.20 per bushel, nothing less than the first summer. In extreme south- 1 sack sold. Come early while they} ern Missouri, if the ground is in good last. W. J. Bullock’s Meat Market, | moist condition very late in the fall S. E. Corner of Square, Butler, Mo. | °F early in the winter, it would be} desirable to plant the trees then. A __—|-geed—mulch-of some kind would be of great advantage. 47 tf. Christmas Suggestions ground can be worked and the plant- Before you make for Christmas presents look over this list Carving Set Rocking Chairs Shaving Set Manicure Set Saftey Razor Set Scissors and Shears’ Dresser Cutlery Library Table - Silver Plated Ware Music Rack Chafing Dishes Piano Bench Baking Dishes China Closet Tree Showing Ef- Tree of Same Age fects of Crowd- with Healthy ing In the nur. Growth of Side sery. Branches. Casseroles Buffet ing done. Late spring planting, espe- Coffee Percolator Hoosier Cabinet Se In ordering the trees, h , un Reading Lamp Davenport ea 1 were ettaln That ike Wners: Lap Robes Lounge man keeps his tres in good moist con- We have a large line of useful articles for the branch, in some high, well drained home that make very desirable Christmas pres- ents. Come in and see us wants. Gench Brothers (|e ss %.Susnr.28 plant is as early in the spring as the your selections Morris Chairs Dressing Table Chiffonier dition at low temperature, I should prefer to have the trees shipped to me in the fall and buried, root and soil and dug up at time to plant in very early spring. It is very impor- before you supply your | tant, especially, that a peach tree be not kept too warm in winter, and that it be not dried out. Trees on the Experiment Station grounds that The face value of the policy. paid-up endowment policy for an amount in excess of the face value, payable in cash to the insured at In most cases the best time to} 0. D. VANDIVER, Vice President PREMIUM SAVINGS POLICY. No other policy combines so many. policy is that after fourteen annual premiums have been paid (Thirteen premiums ife policy for an amount greatly in excess of the face of the policy; C. Receivea event one of the foregoing settlements is not taken, the policy will be continued Agency Director. Victor Building , KANSAS CITY, MO. TOEEC| trom tn the best nurseries in this and Judge Graves’ Entries Win at Lightning Kills Few. | other states. The trees from the nur- Poultry Show. In 1906 lightning killed only 169 series had been kept in a storehouse F people in this whole country. One’s through the winter. Judge W. W. Graves, who is well chances of death by lightning are less The kind of trees most desirable known by Bates county folks to be a than two in a million. The chances sone Be ene Piss barer when poultry enthuziast, won a number of of death from liver, kidney or stomach he is ordering and selecting his trees s trouble is vastly great: but not if prizes with his entries at the poultr: © ISPVas UY ereaten, = OUGnoy sy this winter. There is a difference ot ! ' Y Electric Bitters be used, as Robert opinion as to which is the best size show held in Jefferson City last Madsen, of West Burlington, Ia., of tree to plant. week. proved. Four doctors gave him up In the writer’s experience, large Following is a list of his winnings: after eight months of suffering from (4 to 6 feet) or medium (3% to 4 Indian Games, 1 and 2 on cocks; 1 virulent liver trouble and yel ow feet) trees have given about equally and 2 on hens; 1, 2, 3and 4 on pul- jaundice. He was then completely good growth the first summer, while lets. Sweepstakes, female, Indian cured by Electric Bitters. They’re small trees have given,onanaverage, Game. Golden Wyandottes, one on the best stomach, liver, nerve and a poor growth. While some of the cock; 1 on cockerel, 1,2 and 3 on kidney remedy and blood purifier on © small ones would do as well as those hens and 2 on pullets. earth. Only 50c at F. T. Clay’s. larger, a good percentage of them nade a poor growth, with most of the twigs coming out on one side only. This observation was still further. _proved—by experiments conducted at the station in 1909, when it was found | by actual measurement that the small trees made a weaker growth. A strong stock tree will generally |make a better shaped head and a, stronger growth the first summer > than a tall, slender one, especially if the tall tree is cut back to below | where the first branch was left by | the nurseryman in his pruning in the nursery. In buying trees, if the freight | | factor is not too great, it is better to buy by caliper than by height. If the | | tree is low and stocky it means that it has had plenty of room in the nur- be For that reason there will be | oS T H E B E S$ T Y E T si strong, healthy branches on all sides | of the tree, while if it was crowded | cj i ¢ |i tHe RIRsGee a pleut trees eee We have been stocking up just about every day erally have been, there would be | since we talked to you last. Are fast getting healthy branches on one side, with a H iki i 7E | sew Weal shee Ge Gone Gh Mie Giker things to our liking. This week we have side. A tree like this is liable to added something particularly classy in make a head the first summer from | one side of the tree only. Sucy a/ ty the sousd dente heed svt ne | Toilet Sets, Jewel Boxes in pruning for the open head, which | “4 is the modern way, almost a season Smoking Sets must be lost to get such a tree prop | ae 6 orly shaped. | Ladies’ and Gentlemen's ° County Court. | Rings, Fobs, Necklaces, Ete. County Court met Monday, Dec. 4, | And still there is more to follow—A LOT MORE. 1911, all members present. Township collectors of Homer, Elk- These goods were purchased especially for the holiday trade, hart, Summit and Pleasant townships || and you will find them new in design and attractive and desirable directed to collect all taxes on Scully|| im every particular. = / ; lands on the basis of valuation in force We can show you just where our holiday offerings are differ- “ ees ent and WHY if you will let us. previous to the specific 10 per cent It isn’t a minute too soon to get acquainted with what's here. . . | raise on such lands, in accordance || ay early acquaintance is an advantage. with agreement made by attorneys Because it assures shoppers that completeness of selection for Scully and the county pending a|] which is so essential to their satisfaction. decision of the circuit court. i BE AN EARLY CALLER Mrs. Mary E. Midkiff granted | S. W. 1-4, sec 25, twp 38, range 29, N. B. JETER, swamp land patent to part N. E. 1-4, lying north of Osage river and con-| best growth of all, even when plant- ed at the same time with other trees taining 22 acres, more or less. Con- West Side Jeweler Butler, Io. sideration $1.25 per-acre.