The Cedarville Herald, Volume 34, Numbers 1-26

s 4 f f 5 i \ S S ( % 1 4 HYMAN Xenia’s Leading Clothier " jcokvmaHTSo HCRSMBCRaft CO .« qch «» t « r . 14 .r. Visit the Store Today. ■J i ( ( s L. S. 39 East Main Street, = = “The Store That Saves You Money t - i S S S f I S S S S f f — ; :> ■ S Malle Your Selection S ' 1 ' : ' ■ I Xenia, OHo^ | With the advent of Spring comes the insistent desire for new clothes of the latest cut and fashion^the intensive desire to put off the old and put on the new* fresh, unworn garments, in our windows^new Spring models that beckon to you invitinglyMhat make you say admiringly! "THERE ISCLASS IN THESE CLOTHES,” ”JT THECOLEGE. The Most Progressive Farmers in nearly all'localities are building their farm improvements of ce­ ment. Sidewalks, steps, cellars, well curbs, cisterns, posts, troughs, bam floors, and so on, may all be built of ce­ ment, and in many cases, the first cost is less than for wood. Besides, cem en t construction ! is clean, everlasting and cannot be burned. Why don’t you Build of Cement? ; C om e talk it over w ith us—maybe we can he lp you. f The Tarbox Lumber Co. •^iu. Hu., «ft*e ..Vacuum Cleaning • i m m i m A i Latest and fJost Satisfactory Method Plant has boon equipped with a new engine* All work Guaranteed. Orders will be filled as booked. Ask for Estimates on .Wall Papering, GALVIN E.WRY. *T Today, Friday, Is being observed as "Cedar Day” by Cedarvillo Col­ lege, which will be an annual event with students, present and former, and members of the alumni add friends. Should the weather bo favorable the exercises will be held out-doors on the campus, bu t if not the Altord Memorial will bo used. A program of “ stun ts” from1 the membpra of tba faculty, difforo’n t classes, de­ partments attd ath letic teams, lias been provided as ammusement for the forenoon. A t noon the picnic dinner will bo served, after which comes the p lan t­ ing ol the Cedar. Mr. B, W. Thtick Senior class president, will preside. Mr. W. P, Harriman delivers the Cedar oration. Tho class and col­ lege yells are nex t on the program. P rayer will he offered by Dr. W. B. McChesney. .The planting of tho class trees fakes placo °at 2:80 p . m. A base ball game with W ittenberg Is sched­ uled for 3 p. m. The Senior classes of Clifton, Jamestown and Cedarvillo High School Were invited as guests of hon­ or. ROLL OF HONOR. The following are the names of pupils neither tardy nor absent: Hist. No. 1—Teddy F ry , Pau l F ry , Malcolm Grlnnell, Balph Grinnell, Bailey Grinnell; Itoger Collins, Balph Fry, Fahline Collins. Diet. No, 2 -Leola Corn, W ilbur Conley, Lynn- Nortlmp, Dwight Northup, Donald Northup, Dewey Corn. Dist. No. 3—Alice Lackey, Ed ith Bamfioy, Catherine Smith, W illard Kyle, Cecil Strowbridge, Olarohfe Sm ith, Dist. No. 6—Alllo Hixon, Niva McMillan. Dist. No, 8--Mary Matthews, Nel- llo Neff, Wilbur Neff, Virgil Beck­ man, H a rry Davis, Denis Davis, John Myers. I>\ P. KStenour, THE GREATEST Benefit Is derived from clipping horses in the spring. Clipped hor­ ses are fa t before the others have shod their coats. Leave word with phone 29, Jeff Hood. Death Of J . E. Anderson. Mr. aijd Mrs. B ,. W. Anderson were called to Cincinnati, Tuesday, by the death of the former's broth­ er, J . E. Anderson, of th a t city. For abop ta year Mr. Anderson had been In failing health and death relieved him of his suffering last Saturday evening. * Besides a wife, two brothers A. S, Anderson, Toledo, and W. B. A n -1 derson of this place and two. siste rs' Mrs. Margaret Brailey of Spring- field, and Mrs 0 . D. Betel of near Clifton, remain, The deceased for many years was connected with the Chatfield & Woods Paper Company in th a t city. 1 He was a member of the F irs t Pres­ byterian church, having been an1 elder in th a t congregation for sever­ al years. f Tho funeral took p lace / Tuesday afternoon, burial a t Sprirtg^rove. ~ l f you are having trouble In ge tting good bread, probably th e fau lt lie s in th e flour th a t is be­ ing used , “G fadtidings” flour m ean s all th a t th e nam e imp lies and will prove so if given a trial. Kerr & H a sting s Bros. WREN’S : = = = = = = = = = = = = ^ = i = = = = = = = = = Springfield, Ohio. The Shopping Resort for All Shrewd Buyers, Biggest Stocks, Lowest Prices Greatest Selections Big Sale of Men’s Shirts and Embroideries This Week. W e pay your fare to and from Springfield under the plan o f The Merchant’s Association. —Stop with her a t M arsh all’s Ico cream parlor. Summer Pests w ill have no terrors for you If havo on hand and use our v a ­ rious insect destroyers and sting remedied. Our Insect Destroyers are tho kind that haVe proven their- merit in actual and severe tests. Used as directed and in proper quantities yoii can rid you r house completely of the posts. Wisterman’s Pharmacy Serious B is a very serious matter to ask for One' medicine and have the wrong one given you, For this reason we urge you in buying to bo careful to get the genuine— B lach - dbaug HT Hirer Medicine The reputation of this old, rella- bio medicine, for concllpation, in­ digestion end liver trouble is flrnl* ly established. It docs not Imitate other msdicines. It io better than others, or it would not be the fa* vorlte liver powder, v i'h a large* sale than all others combined, SOLD IN TOWN N The Palace Restaurant *• ....... *...... . l"n "" ~ —- in.r-1- ir~- •j • |j ■ | Mrs, Chas. Harris, Prop. Xenia Ave. . Rooms formerly occupied bygC, C. Weimer.^ »■ Meals by day or week, Lunch served all hours. Furnished Rooms for Rent, t t - 1 Ai> tho \ again son, * memt ehlidt H oy profit sun ai to for- Th e A ago g righ t Mafjto must Yelhn which, test w tho fcU The partm claim, twent, year. Fos.tei depar; fifty o Tho To tin tion o We, iz.ens distrh Board Prof.- of roo We and m our c chanp • may-1 -is not . Mr.' ii of OUI seaso our cl THE for ' the cat :.tOt mo .lei TQII ANE * ma Thr rigl \ve Wis I i ■ tu xv 01 <V 1. e h h