The Cedarville Herald, Volume 36, Numbers 1-26

f r i l THE ivory Jay cmllmsIH!. ilVis what II ■ ■ pleased. . ’ p]caged i u S account death link liatg sold, The ( oil tholX'HSfc . ibuVf* cnsl. d not high ! wUSE So. De; a for „ /rp i Stain I finishfor ti&work >USE ~ n ES VLA ECTUM .LAN (B«s,or 9 X 13- » x la's X 12 II E» alto I D t . l HOTEL HP STAIRS L flo#r t. Hfet- VuL mmmm Happy indeed is the man who is saving money. He is pleased with himself and the world t the wife and children arc also pleased, 4Dd his entire family feel ihe effects of his thrift and good sines. Don’t waste your money—save it. Open a savings account with ns—-we pay .6per cent dividends. The GedarviHe Building & Loan Association Incorporated for...... ..........$ 200 , 000,00 Subscribed Stock- ......... $ 126 , 4 2 5 ,0 0 HOARD OF DIRECTORS W. J , T»rbox, President DavIdBradfute, Yice-Pres, J . AV. D ixon W. H,„Barber 0- M. Grouse W. A. Spencer *» - B. E. McFarland W, Af. Cottrell *• Andrew Jackson, Secretary, — - i M R ? I K ? * lot AL ANU PPRSONAL ' * * g e * s w " MMMgMMj £ f ^ h r t t e Jamestown. tht Fourth nj at 9M0IVI||pMMSIMN «HM n V? Mrs, vlayt.ot AL Millan has for - Jiu guests, her in ithur, Mn lta i,tu t do to Jamestown for ihe Fourth : of ilreely, t'olo., and off July celebration. Amusements, i Mrs. Jason McMillan of Virginia. 1 races, fireworks, etc. ! ---------- - ; Mrs. Luiher Mihs and niece. C l o t h e s of all kind# DRY j Mildred, *r« visiting in Indianapolis CLEANED a t j ------- =-------- - HOME Clothing Co. Under a recent law two or more — —— =* Jcounties can form an association Mr. Dwight $terretfc has been : and employ a ascret service officer, j suffering this .week with rheinna- . Ihoh r lira old law e^ch county was tibm. ‘ ■entitled to one hut tho expense was ........ .........' •rather heavy. Logan, Warren, Cn-j Mr. W. H. Barber has received ! ion, Madison, and Greene have de­ bts new 40' horse Buick touring car - aided on W. 8. MathowB, former and ia enjoying the pleasures of mo- i chief of police of Delaware. 1teeing, Mr. Barber contemplates a trip, through weeks. the East in . a few | | Dr, Wr. R. McUhasney proacheo ;Babbath for the Clifton Presbyter- •ian congregation'. Mr. William Hopping is planning to modernise his' country residence by the addition of another story a bath room will ho added and a hot water heating plain installed. I J . FOetet Leon Smith, tha.ten mouth j old son of Mr. and Mrs Orvilh- ? Smith of Clifton died Tuesday after J N o w i s th e T im e to think about selling us your cream Xenia Creamery Co. XENIA, OHIO Highest Price Cream Buyers Both Phones Cans furnished 30 days for free trial. The Tarbox Lumber Co. has boon | biisy the past two wofeks moving j some of their lumber buildings to j mi illness of several days, i*conform to the insurance regain* { < ■■.. -. 1 ! . | Mr. ,A. Z. Smith left for Chicago : ■ - | Thursday morning to attend the j The Exchange Bank interior now j graduation exercises of the Art in- | presents a neat and artistic appear* j sfitnte Friday, of which,hiadaught- jahee as the result of new wall paper ; er.-Miss Louisa, has completed her and fresh paint and varnish. . course in the carinao and designing classes. Atis? Smith has displayed exceptional ability alpagtliia lin e ."■' Airs. Dora Kerr entertained fif­ teen yiung -ladies a t dinner last Saturday in honor of Alisses Nellie and Belle l ’arbox, of Findlay. , —Special prices on five pnmd or more of coffee, Nagley Bros. BROS. So. Detroit St., Xenia, Ohio Dr. W. R. MeChosney assisted Rev. W.P. Hand man in communion services a t Fairview, Pa., last ,Sab- bath. ‘ .Airs. CLH. Hartman entertained a j number of young ladh» la st Thurs­ day evening in honor of her sister, ;Ruth Owingsl and her niece, Alls* ■Helen Hershey of Spring, Valley. Dr, Arnes’ 'Tablets but* Ukn candy anil worn line a charm. PURE READY M IXED PA INT S M a r v le M a rv e l M a r v e l The Paint That is Right. These materials are made from the bent raw products and put together with the best of human ingenuity, for a paint to have absolute durability, permanency, color and wearing properties. We guarantie these products to be just as we say they are, absolutely safe and reliable under any reasonable conditions. Also our Varnish line is one of the. highest grade and most re­ liable lines in the United States, • ■ . .i■ ■§ Any information in regard to these materials, we will gladly for­ ward, color cards and price lists on request. If They Are Ours, They Are Good. THE SPRINGFIELD PAINT&VARNISH CO. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO Qalloway &Cherry W« have purchased the stock of Alexander & Son at a price that will enable us to offer some unprecedented bar­ gains in floor coverings, draperies etc. Our stock is more complete than usual at this season of year and in order to reduce same we propose'to offer for the next, two weeks some rare bargains. Below we quote just a few prices. R o o m R u g s » x 18*8 wife Tapestry, formerly ti».W How $ 10.75 '9 X 1*40 wifO Tapestry, formerly IK.OO How $ 12.75 Vx 12 Sm ith’s Axmhuster, formerly 122.60 HOW $ 18.75 9 x l2 Best Axmi fts tir, formerly $25.00 How $22.00 9 x 12 Body BrukselF, formerly $25.00 How $22.00 9 X12 WHton, formerly $37.60 H ow $3 0 .5 0 Correipotiding low prices will be mado o 1 practically all other lines. Your railroad fare refunded on all purchases amounting to $5.00. ... . ■ * • Qalloway & Cherry II f*$t Main Street * Xenia, Ohio. wMim*1. FOR RENT—House.of 7 Main street. 0. R. Smith. rooms on Mr, J. E. Nisbet and wife of Day-, ton were guests of the former’s pa '- ents^Mr. and Mrs.J.H. Nisbetovor Sabbath. , _ Miss Bertha Stormont was at* home Tuesday afternoon with a recipe shoiver in honor of Miss Mary Ellen Lownes. Alias Laura Wrightwlio graduat­ ed a t college commencement and has spent the vast year with bei brother, Postmaster Wright, returned to her homo in ' Rlaville, Ind., Thursday. . ^ •Mr, and Airs- JaCoh Lott are at- tendiUg the State G.A.R. encamp­ ment in Washington v . H. this week. Ale. John Collett, who has been m Concord, Idaho, for the past six months arrived here last Friday evening.. Miss Lena Gilbert had as her guests Saturday her mbther. Afri’. Louis Gilbert, sfster, Mrs. J„W. Johnson, ami Mrs. Johnson's daughters, Eleanor and Lucllc!ail from Cedarvilhs .—Home Weekly Mr. J.M. Thrbox attended the G A.R. eneatnpmcrit a t Washington .C<H, this.week. Prof. G, F. Siegier enters Atonday tipoh his duties as instructor of m u sica l Antioch dating the aura* mer.fichool term /', ‘ —Canned corn arid tomatoes are especially priced in doaen lots. . Nagley Bros. • Wm.aheara, an. employee at the papcr miil, suRorcd a scalp wound two Inches long, Thursday owing to a break in. the carrier .' TIio Drs. Stewart dressed his injury. Don’t make arraugmuentB for the Fonrth(uatil you hear what is to take place a t Jamestown, v Atr, C. AL Mlnser visited his daughter, Airs. Charles Brotherton, of Dayton, Monday*. PRETTY JUNE WEDDING. The home of Dr. ami Mrs, W. R. McCheaney was the scene of a beautiful wedding last Wednesday when Miss Alary Ellen Lownes be­ came tjie brtde' of Afr. Howard Chalmers Creswell. Tlio ceremony was performed by Rev. M. J . Taylor, assisted by Dr. McCheBriey, a t 2 O’clock In the presence of nlutey guests. Miss Helen Creswoll, sister ot the groom, presided a t the piano. There were noattendents as the couple entered other than being proceeded by the two ministers. The bride waslovely In a hand­ some gown of white satin with an over drapery of white chiffon and carried a shower boquefc or white roses.. The filmy tulle veil which fell to the hem of the gown was caught with valley lilies. Immediately after the ceremony a dainty lunch was served. In the dining room the table was artistic­ ally decorated in pink an ti green, A large bowl of plak roses formed the center piece and pink f.ulle en­ twined with smilax reached from the ehandalier to the corners of the table. Seated with the bride and groom were Aflss Susan Branignft, Aliases Nina and E lva Roberts and Mrs. E a rl Wilson all of Alorrow, 0 ., Mr* Andrew Cfeswoll, Prof, Allen, Ray­ mond Williamson, Earl AlcClellan arid Misses Mary Hastings,, Bertha Andersen, Grace Morton, Florence Olemans, Mary Cooper and Jane t McClellan. Air. and Mrs. Creswell left Wed- nesday afternoon for a honeymoon trip but kept their destination. a secret, Mrs. Creswell’s going away suit was of blue cloth and she wore a chicWhite hat, Upon their re­ turn they will go to housekeeping on the grooms farm near Cedarvllle. Mr. Creswell and bride are grad­ uates of Odarvllle college and have a wide circle of friends and reia- tives. The bride formerly lived a t Morrow, but since th* death o th e r mother, two years ago has made her home with Df. MoOhesney and wife, Two Cars Seed Potatoes Our Prices Schmidt’s Old Hickory Flour, 23 lb Fad’ fu r. ,.750 Sebnudt’8 Oer>an Light Flour, 25 lb. sack for...70 Country Cured Bacon ■18c. Bmikfant Bacon, p<r lb. 2;; Fancy Sugar Cured Ham, l b ..............;.................. 22 California and Picnic Hams, peril;........... African Java Coffee, per ih ..... ................................ 22 Rio and Java Blend per lb ......................... 21 Rio Coffee per lb ..............2(5 Chick Feed, a l b ........... Hi< The finest seed potatoes at the price ever offered Tn the m county, Several differ­ ent varieties. Get our prices. Our Prices S tar Crackers ..................fl BUver Prunes........... . . ...10 Prunes ..............................8 Fancy Large Santa Clara Apricots, per Ih ........... la Fancy Large Lemon Cling Peaches, her l b .............. 9 Tomatoes, per can ...........9 Shoe Peg Corn, per can... 7 Peas, per can ...................... 8 Lenox Snap, 3 bars-.......... 10 SUGAR. For Friday and Saturday only SPOT CASHc 25 lb. Gag for $M8 POTATOES 60 c BU. H. E. Schmidt & Co., 1 • ' _ _ V ' ■ , - ...... . ■ v : i Wholesale and Retail. Grocers 30 South Detroit Street’, , . Xenia, Ohio. The Quality is the Same „ But special prices are named for quick; sale. We couldfi't change the quality if we wanted to for these are a ll standard articles manufactured by companies that stand back of every sale. It ’s dollars to every purchaser and that is what you want. Leonard-GatesHarness.,. ........... $12.00 and up I. H, . No. I Blue Bell Cream Separator.,. $52.00 IvH. C. No. 2 Blue Bell Cream Separator.,$57.00 I. H. C. 3 1-4 Skein Steel King Wagon. . , .$80.00.' I. H. p . 3 1-4 Skein Columbus Wagon. „*, ,$75.00 I«H. C. 21-2 Skein One Horse Wagon,» ., .$43.00 I. H.C. Disc Harrow Tongue Truck 3 H. ' Evener................. ... ................. .$25,00 I. H, C. DiscHarrow Tongue Truck With ' • ' Tandum ............................. . ........ $44.00 I. H. C. 60 Peg Tooth Harrow $11,00 l. H. C. Champion Self-Binder.-, ,.$125,00 and up I. H. C. Champion 5 ft. Mower .............. .$42.50 I. H. C. Champion 6 ffcJMtowcr . ..............$46,00 I. H. C. Champion Self Dump Hay Rake. .$20,00 Side Delivery Hay Rake. .$55.00 I. H. C. 8 Fork Tedder ..........................;$35.00 I.H. C. Hay Loader ................................. $55.00 Gale 13 inch Breaking Plow....................... $13.00 Gale 14“inch breaking Plow . . . . . . . . . . . ,$14.00 Gale 14 inch Sulky Plow ..........................t$30.00 Gale Sure Drop Plante ■........ .......... ... — $35.00 ' With Fertilizer Attachment. . . . . . . . ,$45.00 , Gale Riding Cultivators,........ .. .$24,00 Gale Walking Cultivators , .$16,00 Gale Single ShovelP-Iows . . . . . . . . . ..J ........ $2.10 ;Gale Double Shovel Plows,............ .$2.25 Dale 5 Tooth Cultivators.............. -..............$3.50 Gale 7 Tooth Cultivators.'........................... .$4,75 ■The New Idea Manure Spreader, Light Draft . ' . and Wide Spread . . . . . . I .$90, $100 to $115 . GASOLINE ENGINES 1 1-2 Horse Power........ ...................... .... .$35.00 2 1-4 Horse Power ......................................$45.00 4 Horse Power .............. . 1 . . . . . $90.00 6 Horse Power........................... .$125,00 8 inch Burr Feed Grinder and Crushers , . . $20.00 C. M. CROUSE H a r d w a r e=Farm ing Im p lem e n ts C<^darville, Ohio. Summer Wash Fabrics SEE Those two new tables, one filled with 10 c goods and one filled with 16 c goods worth much more. Ready to wear Embroidered W a sh Suits Embroidered Voile Flouncing W a ists , Middies, Balkan Blouses 75c to $1.00. W h ite Skirts Suitable Season Articles $ 3 ^ A n o t h e r S h i p m e n t S ilk Gloves all Lengths and Colors. S ilk H o s ie ry .......... ................................ ........... 50c to $1.50 Wh ite H os iery .............................. ................. ...........15c Up Hutchison & Gibney XEN IA , OHIO. m naga X X GET OUR PRICES ON PRINTNG X X Jl •4 ' A.' *<■ V ' ft ., m-i i?**} 6 .V 4 *