The Cedarville Herald, Volume 36, Numbers 1-26

pMa> m i THE ^ day ralll), wlmt ii lurk sold, tobest coat, >t high' ' » 3E » and to he diilf.- acts that -rforni- / h a t tcom* ;rsu?A, Miles'- ,blets. theni, ’ ddcll,- ngton Test., ! my been have which; giving- Miles’ m ex- t and makes . than keep tf all e the con- lonfii sures, area » ilaiut, f the tg.in :andy trial 1 - are cents f not *■ rci : and . Indt. a wsaip#''' ri v te? L , OTEL v STAIR! m t s . fir h Cal* ( Ijpiifif. More Arrests MadeThursday. Payable Semi Annually WATCH THIS SPACE. | LOCAL AND PERSONAL £ •—Notice the aclv or the Exchange Bank in this issue. i W, H. Lott of Selma is seriously i l l witlfchearfc trouble, and dropsy.":"' Mr. Bober \ Corry has been qritte ill for sometime but is improving. Miss Ella Readier of Middletown •has been the guest of Miss Mae Tar- box. Several desirable pieces 'o f.town property forsale atone© at a bargain. Smith & Collins. —Go toC. M. a large Kidney backache. - .Ri'dirway’s and get’ Plaster for your On account of the illness of R.,bt, Cofrey, Sheriff Wm. McCalhster will be the auctioneer at theRlchard BTackett. sale, Wednesday, Bob. J2. Mr' and Mrs.O. R. Lawrence, ner Mable Grindie, Cincinnati are the proud parents of a son, Winston Eliot, the litttle fellow arriving Sab- to gladden theJLawreuc© home. Marshall Kcnaon Thursday placed Mnso Junes, James Baker and Arthur Robinson under arrest on iMiot-legging charges. All three an colored citizens and will likely have their hcanngl-’rlday or Saturday. Thursday afternoon Marshall Kennon went to Xenia and ret’tuned* with Dave Lane and One Taylor, making five -that are charged with bootlegging anil are guests of the village. Although there are accomo­ dations for only three in the cell room some of them will have to double-up. . Mr. John Crawford and wife of Davidson, Okla~. who have been vis­ it ug reiativcKin ihb,county f o rm era! weeks, have been spending sev era! days with friends here. Mr. Crawford left this coimminify four­ teen years ago nextmonUi and this's his first visitbSckTjle isVngaged in farming at present hut for a num­ ber of years worked iu the car shops, Mr. Crawford states that ho looks forward each week to the Herald form this way h© keeps posted on locuWiappsnings and changes in so­ cial ami commercial circles. Harry Jones, colored, was bound over to Probate Cmirt Monday froiii mayor’s court for attempted assault on his father. Wash Jones, C. M. Ridgway went the dependent’s bond, Mrs.-LUlieMcElwaiu, of. Kansas City, w the ’ guest of her-parents, Mr. Thomas Fields and wife. C l o t h e s ot GLEANED, at‘ all kinds D R Y H o m e clothing Co. of the —For backache try one large Kidney Piasters at. C. M. RIdgway’ s. Mr. Elmer Stokeshury, wife and son, o f Middletown, are guests ol Mr, Joseph Downey and wife. Mr, Stokesbttry hasresigned his position in the paper mill at Middletown and may return here. Mr. Fred Dobbins lias been on the sick list this week, not being able to aebas secretary of the institute. ■The’ Clifton basket hall team de­ feated the second o f the College last Friday night by a score of SOto 18, Mr, and Mrs. ' S. M. Murdock have issued invitations to a number o f their friedds lor dinner today, Friday* W e ‘see by noighborlngpapera that the mapeisugar makers have opened th©lr oamps and a good run of sap is reported. Mrs* J. W. Johnson suffered an attack of achte indigestion .Tuesday, evening and for a day or so was serjously til. James McCann, forriier sheriff of this county and of rede t years ltv- ng in Dayton, suffeml a paralytic stroke several days ago while at­ tending a motion picture show, in that city. ------- -------- -- \ j ' -.The double-header game ol basket ball to.-night6* at Alford Memorial betwoen the college girl’s And boy’ s teams representing Wil­ mington college promises to at­ tract many people.. Highest Price Reached $105. The ninth annual sale of Duroc brood sows held at Cedar Vale farm Tuesday under the direction of R. C. Watt and Ed. Foust was a great success m point of attendance and unotuit of sales, Thor© were buyert iresent from different Ohio counties as well an froth adjoining states. Fifty eight.head were sold at an average of $50 each, the total of the sale being close to $11,000. One brood sow brought $105while one fall male pig brought $95.. • Heretoford.the sale has'been held m Dayton or Xenia hut this season the proprietors concluded to hold it on tho Watt farm south of town where a confortable and accomodat­ ing sale barn has been erected. Dinner was served upd those pre­ sent speak in highest praise of the proprietors of th© sale. Tfc is proba­ ble that the sales of the future will all bo held at Cedar Vale fnrun - Girls Enjoy -Mock Wedding Mr. R. 0 . 1 Watt wept to Osborn Wednesday tube m attendance at the Mahan Bros, sale of Duroc hogs. That evening the members of-the Ohio Duroc Breeders’ Association held the annual meeting and banquet at the Phillips House, Dayton. At.the meeting a resolution was passed asking Gov. Cox to appoint Mr. Watt as a trustee of the Ohio Experimental Station at Wooster. Greene County Hardware Co’s Great Corn Carnival In Xenia, Ohio Mr. Wendall Foster of Clifton jias resumed his work at Erie. PaMafter an attack of tonsUUlH. Harry Armstrong has filed an in lictloi) suit in behalf of Dr; Isaac .Visterman against County Treas- li er Qrhwe on collectionol $6tODm ’»*• 7 — " T~ Ancient Use of Cork. Cork was known to the Greeks and Romans, and was put to^ almost as many uses as at present, although there Is no mention In Romo of Uno­ leum, notwithstanding its Roman sound. Glass'bottles, with cork otop- pers, for wine and beer, did not come Into use until the middle of the four­ teenth ’century.. ’ , —Florence ' Smith ' and Robert Smith w»Urepresent theCurtis Pub­ lishing Company here for the Cohn- 4ry Gentlemen, Ladies Home Jour­ nal and Saturday Evening Post. Give your order to them. The Sabine housekeepers hr© com­ plaining that the Domestic, Science teacher, sent .to toil them'at. the. fprmer’Binstitute just how to keep house* is entirely to young-for the job. 1 . ■ . The trial of Michael. Dugan, of Xenia, charged' with keeping a place will bn heard iumayor’ Bcourt Tuesday morning.' Th« Paris Mirror last week pub­ lished a reproduction of a business chart of that village 40 years ago, which shows how rapidly changes take place,. Of all husoness firms in that day all aro gone and all dead bntone. . . •* 4 All members of the Cedarville High School Alumni are requested to meet Thursday evening at th© mayor’ s offee- at 7:30. It has been proposed that the alumni of* the high school meet with a view oi organization, The college girls enjoyed a mock wedding Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Mary Hastings. Tile house had been decorated tn, the. color scheniPof pink and white and twenty-two were present, ■Btaucli©Turnbull took the • Where Caraway Seed' Aboundq. Caraway seed’is extensively grown in-H '-d.j Groningen, in the north­ east corner, produces more than any other province,.next being north Hol­ land, In which Amsterdam is situated. In thes© two province© more than half the .caraway plant acreage is found,- 'In the whole country the num­ ber of acres devoted to ' caraway growing was, in 1911, £Q,337. th© groom, Miss Mary Hasting*;, the bride, Misses' Wlimah Speneei and Ada Wallace train bearer© and Misses Ruth Edwards and Clyde -iMplett flower girls. Miss Laura Wright performed tho ceremony in Keeping with tbft dignity of a minister. Mis# Grace, Ritchie pre­ sided at the piano while Miss Ruth Owing* rendered a beautiful vocal •}0lo. After the ceremony the ‘wed­ ding party and guests, partook of a two'Course supper. At former gatherings the college boy© lmve always played a prominent part In Usturbing the ceremony or making iway with the entire hill of far© oi that part hands on. The ho; unable to disturb the ladies hij,heir svening’s enjoyment. Concrete ait. pid Story, Rom© was »<jt( built in a day, nor built as fast as Tawmanytown, nor built in structural steel, but It turn©’ out that most of Rome’s mighty structures, templet, circuses, baths, aqueducts, were built In concrete, not reinforced with iron and steel, a# We Miss j build now, but a good quality ot sand, part ol \ stone and cement nevertheless. On 38 Prizes Aggregating $500 in Value Thursday^ Friday and Saturdays February 13 - 14 - 15 -1913 r> Every Day a Big Day ' ■' • *. *• . v ( Corn EnteredThursday,^Feb. 13 Corn Judged Friday, Feb. , 14 Corn Sold Saturday, Feb. 15 t ' ' ‘ " ‘ < , * ’ *■ - \ ^ The largest show of its kind eyer. pulled off in Ohio. The greatest line of merchandise ever on this, powerful central cor© “of cement was fitted an ornamental facing of finest’marble. display in one store. Everythingin motion, of music. 2000 Souvenirs will be given Special low prices during this Carnival. Plenty away. i they cot»j<F easily laj jy » this lime were CHURCHSERVICES. Mr. Bert Turner visited his broth-^ ©r-iu-lRWand sister. Mr. and Mr©. MUton Yoder«f Belle.,Center from Friday until Monday. ( .... ’ Mr. atwLMrs. Geo. Jeffrey'had for their guests Wednesday, Mr6* Ecb Humne, of Dayton and Mrs. Charles Hardcastle, of Springfield, Ohio. Mr. O. E. Brpdfute lias been named evocator in the will of George L, Kj'lizio, a prominent farmer of Mnd Stiver township, C;lnrk county, win died January 28. There are numer­ ous bequests tocharity and different* church boards. The est..te Is valued at $W,000. ' Sow# Alfalfa, Blue Ora#*, Altike. m Top, Millet TimotltyrFlax Seed; etc., with­ out leaking and in any desired quantity., How Much Seed Will You Buy This Spring? TELL US bow much you purchased last year, and the way you did your seeding— “ ‘ 1 ■ . AND WE w il l t e l l YOU flow Much You Can Save If You Buy An . Excelsior These complete machines dcposit'all costly seeds intd the ground, awayTrom birds, wind and the ravages of rain. Nqne of the. aced is wasted. ' There aremany other reasons. Come and seeus and we will tell you all about it. We.know if you buy an EXCELSIOJR it will SAVE HALF THE SEED and’increase your ykild of wheat, for we guaran­ tee the disc"* not to injure"tender wheat plants. Don't put' off look­ ing jntn mch a paying proposition "till the spring days come. See us now, and let's talk it over. C. N. S T U C K E Y & SON « O ener& l A g e n t s , ■ CedarvlUe, * Ohio M. E. CHURl H. OrUOSunday School, 10:30 Sermorrby-tue Pastor—theme *‘TI»e Great Day of Acconnlliig.'” Epworth Leagup ufc 5:30, Lcadei \li©8 Berths Creswell, At 3:00 the* "pastor jireuclios at Selma. Prayer-meeting Wednesday- at seven o’ clock. wm IT. p. CHURCH. Sabbath School at 9:30. Preaching by the pastor at 10:80, Subject: “ Disappointed in Service.” Y. P. C. t!. at 5:30. Leader: ICula Tarbox. « ■ Prayer meeting Wednesday at 1:30 p.- in. Led by the pastor. . R. P. CHURCH (Main Street). ' Teachers meetiqg Saturday even­ ing at 7:00 p. m, Bible School at 9:C0 a. m. Preaching by tlio pastor at 10:80 a,in. - , Christian Endeavor at 6:80 p. tn. In the evening at ti:S0 p. m. fDr. J, S,‘ Martin, of Pittsburg will speak concerning the World’ s Christian Citizenship Conference at Portland, Oregon. • . Mid-week prayer,meeting at*>7:00 p, tn. Wednesday. Wo have been enjoying the first real seige of winter the past few days and predictions are for con­ tinued cold for several days. This will Insure a good ice harvest which will lie appreciated for there has been no ice weather this winter, i’hursday morning the- mercury was reported as low n§ five to sight below. The nejft number on the Cedar* vjlle' Citizens’ Lecture Course .18 \iiss Margaret Stahl. Tho date is Monday, Feb. 10, at eight unlock p. in. The plat for this number will open at Johnson’ s on Friday, Fob. 7, at two p. in, Single admission is 8$ cents. A ticket for the remaining three number on the course may be purchased for 80 cents. No matter how-list'd your hWd aaheft ot. M hw AaU-PWtt pjii * win h«ip you. Tli* Value of Trying, ' I f a msn constantly ospiras. Is lie not »jovgt#dt ■D i i »**£ a man fry I heroism, magnanfitilty, truths aincew [ lty, and find that there was no advan* tag© in them? That it was a vain en- ] deavor?—rThoresu. GreneCounty HardwareCo EJimer Junk, Mgr. Xenia/ Ohid, % * FOR MAKING SOAP This is a great opportunity for every housewife to test her skill as a soap maker and at the same time win a valuable cash prize. Every woman can enter- this contest—it doesn't cost one, cent to try—rthe conditions are as simple as A B C. W e want to prove to every housewife who reads this paper, thatwith the aid o f BannerLye she can make all the soap she needs for her family use—make bet­ ter soap than she can buy anywhere—make it cheaper, with very little labor and in a very short time. T o the women who send in the best samples of homemade soap in which Banner Lye ha* been used we will award the following cash prizes this month: ■■ . * 1st Prize$15.00 2ndPrize $10.00, 3rdPrize$ 5.00 50'Prizes of $ 1.00 each So that every woman who enters this contest has fifty-three chances to win a cash prize, ranging from $1.00 to $15.00. Full directions for making soap are printed on every wrappero f Banner Lye—every contestant has anequal ’ chance o f winning a'prize. After you have made your soap, cut off a small piece, wrap it in the’ Banner Lye wrapper, theninapiece o f plain paper, onwhich write your full name arfd address and mail to The Penn ChemicalWorks, Philadelphia, Pa. Allpackages must be received by us not later than the last day o f , each contest. •* •M . i * ■ , Every contestant wilt‘be refunded 10c—the price of a can of-. Banner lye*-* whether they win a prize or not. J Enter this great soap-making contest now—it won’ t cost jrou anything— you get acan of lye free—you stand to win a cash prize. The Greatest s q. Soap K/taker Is the greatest soap maker on the market. It unites per­ fectly with fats ami oils, making a soap'that lathers freely, eat#‘ up dirt and grease and. destroys germs. Banner Lye soap makes hard wntensoft, saves labor and backaches. ------- - v If von are not quite ready to boil your fat just now, remember there will he two contests, the first one end* * 1 fag March 51st, the other ending .May 31st* Same, amount of prize money will be givert-awaV ($80.00) each contest. If you don't'win in first content, try the second contest. Enter the eontest .toon a.t possibt& if your deafer cannot supply you With Banner Lye, write us. 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