The Cedarville Herald, Volume 36, Numbers 1-26

* % *«*#rm *«*r*m **?pl» 0*1W»U, £ LOCAL AND PERSONAL ft —Wine of CarUni, TOC A t Wistermaa’a. Remember Heitzman for fruits L eon a i^ a ck ag o and bulk garden aeedRand onion sets at Nagley Bros, Our apples and oranges tho best to be bad, Give us a call. -a Waddle's Grocery. T s,,1 16 continual paying oi rent has tied many a good man down/ i t Will get the best o f you if you don’ t watch out. W e can help you own your own home and you can pay for it just the way you pay your rent, In a short time the home is yours* and the rent bugaboo is forever slopped. 'We’ ll be pleased1 to explain. The Gedarviile Building & Loan Association Incorporated for— .............$ 200 , 000,00 Subscribed S tock ............... $ 1 2 6 ,4 2 5 ,0 0 , BOARD OF D IRECTOR3 W , J . Tarbox, President David Bradfute, Vice-Pres. J, W . Dixon W .H . Barber O. M. Crouse W . A . Wpeneer » . B. E. McFarland W . M. Cottrell Andrew Jackson, Secretary, l J . West Jefferson Cream Shippers ^will take care o f your cream; during the washout. Our price 35 cents. Yours for business, Xenia Creamery Co. " XENIA, OHIO BROS. So. Detroit St., Xenia, Ohio. A Trade Puller . . For 30 days beginning March 15, and ending April 15, you can have one or a dozen of this Sewing Rocker for 85c Worth $1.50. Exactly like cut except Cobler seat. ■ i ■ Curtain Stretcher ill X ku * sqvamngi Automatic Self Squaring Curtain Stretcher, opens and closes with the ease of an umbrella. Curtains stretched on this look right. J. H. McMillan Furniture Funeral Director Gedarviile, Ohio. PARCELS POST BULLETIN f DON 'T WAIT till you go to town to get your Drugs, let us know your wantseither by Telephone or Mail and it will be de­ livered toyoutho next day by Parcel Post, and a t our regular cut prices. Our guarantee Is absolute satisfaction Irtevery paricular 250 Mentholatum....................... 20c 25c Carter's Diver P ills...... 16c 28c Porous Plasters....... .............16c 60c Doftn’s Kictuey Fills...........40c 25c Bromo Quinine................... 20c 25c Laxative Cold Tablets......20c 25o A«tt*Fain F ill* ............ ..... Iflc 25c Carbolic Salve.................. 10c 600 1 )eW itt's Kidney Pills 40c Gut best Kidney Fills,100 for. eoc 25c King’s New Life Fills:....... 20c 60aDyspepsia Tablets..... ...... ..40c 4 ounces Gum Camphor.....,,.. „. 20c 25cBox Charcoal T a b l e t s 1 8 c 4 doseii Migraine Tablets......... 26o loo Phenolax Wafers................86c 25o Sal Hepatica......... <............. .S0» l poundSodium Fhosphate......10c 15c Bromo Seltser,..,................. toe 26c Jar Cold C r e a m 2 0 c 10c Quinine Fills, or 100 Iron Fills, or 100 Asafctida Pills, or , 100 Cascara Fills, or 100 Cathartic-Pills, or 100 Calomel Tablets 25c 75e Rubber G loves« For 48c M o n ty R .f n n d .d On A n y t h in No* S . t l . * n . i . r y o , « H . n » « n t . d Fure Castle Soap, per 1J>.........toe 25c Tooth Paste, any k ftd .... 20c 25c Talcum Powders, any klnd.,16c ♦1.60 Fountain Syringes... $ 1.00 H o t W a t e r B o t t le s ............ 78 c There are ho indications as this time aa to when we w ill receive through mail is thn opinion of Poet- master Wright. Most all of the mail posted here goes to Springfield at present as that city has an outlet north, There are no trains east and west in this section. ( Fousrm—Gold breastpin. Owner can have same by proving property and paying for this notice! Rev, Putt went to Mason Monday but was unable to return until Thursday owing to the lngb'.water. —Remember that the only place in town where* you can get Ban her lye.is at Bird's store. -Wine of Oardui, ?0o A t Wleter-man’ s. Try Ohio State Sugar Corn, 4 chns 26 cents. Waddle’ s Grocery. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bird are in Cincinnati unable to reach home owing to there being no train service- William Estel, aged 84 died Tues­ day at his home in Clifton, burial taking place Thursday. He leaves four sons. Pearl Smallwood'was fined $25and costs and given 6 months m the works by Judge Howard, Monday, aud given her liberty oii good be­ havior. Her six children weie placed in the county home. About a year ago the woman- v a s sent to the works by.May or Bull. The only topic o f conv^rs ition this week has been the Dayton flood and consequently little or no local pews. It is hard to tell fust when tho paper wall reach out of town subscribers as there i§ no mail ser­ vice. —Fon back :—Sorrel mare, light mane and tail* coming 4. (3t) ‘ D, S. Williarasoih C l o t h e s ot all kinds D R V CLEANED at . HOME Clothing Co. Produce wanted atNagley Bros. —Order your fruits and vegetables of Heitzmau and know that they are fresh. ' • NOTICETOTEACHERS. All-teachers who have completed the-O .T. R . C. Course for 1012-18, sbpuld report to me at once. I f you have not fu lly completed the Course but will do so before June 1st, re­ port now. My report must go to the State Secretary by April 1. Tho Bulletin published by the Board of Control gives not only the number of members in each county, but also the number completing the Course. Every teacner who hair done the required reading ought to report and get credit, for the work and help make the report from our county as good as we deserve. The diploma is given for four years’ reading. I f you are entitled to a diploma, send 25c for the diplo­ ma fee and write yOlir name exactly as you wish it on the diploma. Di­ plomas will ba distributed At the In­ stitute. A ii requests for diplomas must reach me by June 1st or wait another year. To those who already have diplomas, seals will be sent di­ rect as soon as my report reaches the Manager's office. I f your pupils ajfe doing the work of the Pupils? Circls, write direct to the Manager, W . E , Kerehner, Page Hall, O. S. ID, Columbus, O., for certificates, etc. Fours very truly, Henrietta M. Evers, 25 Home Ave., Xenia, O. O. T. R. C. Secy. Statement of the ownership, man­ agement, circulation etc., o f Tho Codarvllle Herald published weekly at dedarvllie, Ohio, required by the Aot of August 24, 1012. Name o f Editor, Karlh Bull, CedarviHe, O. Managing Editor, Karlh Bull, Cedarville, O. Business Managers, Karlh Bull, Oedarvllloj 0 . Publisher, Karlh Bull, Cedarville, O. Owners, Karih Bull, Cedarville, 0 . Known bondholders, mortgages, and other security holders- j . per cent or more of total amount o'f bonds, mortgages or other securities, None. Signed, Karlh Bull. Sworn to and subscribed before me tills 27th day o f March 1018. D.G, B u ll,' Notary Public. My commission expires Fi b. 20 *14. F o » B ax . h p u r e b io o d R o s e C om b R h o d e I s la n d e g g s f o r s e t tin g . G.O.Hanna. BIG CASH PRIZES FOR MAKING SOAP «• * . M T im is a gregt 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— the conations are as simple as A B C. ‘ W e want to prove to every Housewife who reads this pap®r»that with the aid of 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. -Arf T o the women who send in the best samples of homemade soap in which Banner Lye has been used we will award the following cash prizes this month: 1st Prize $15.00 2nd Prize $10.00 3rdI rize $ 5.00 50 Prizes of $ X.00each So that every woman who enters this contesthas fifty-three chances to win a cash prize, ranging from $1.00 to $15,00. Full directions for making soap are printed on every soap, cut off a small piece, wrap it in the Banner Lye wrapper, then inapiece of plain paper, onwhich write your full name and address and mail to The Penn ChemicalWarks, Philadelphia, Pa. AU packages must be received "by, us not later than the last day of each contest. Every contestant'will be refunded. 10c— the price o f a can of Banner L ye —whether they win a prize or iiot. Enter this great soap-making contest now—it won’t cost you anything— you g;et a can of lye free—you stand to win a cash prize. , *• Is the greatest soap maker on the market: It unites per- , fectly with fats and <jHs, making a soap that lathers 'freely* eats up dirt and grease and destroys germs. . Banner Lye soap makes hard water soft, saves labor and backaches. I f you are,not quite ready to boil your fat just how, remember there will be two contests, the first,one end­ ing March 31st, the other ending May 31st. Same *amount df prize money will be given away ($80.00) each contest. I f you don't ivin in first contest, try the second contest. Enter the con test soon as possible—if your dealer cannot supply you with Banner'Lye, zvrite us, THEPENH CHEIHICaL WORKS Philadelphia, Pa. The Greatest Soap IHaker NOTICE. Mr. G. C. Hanna, a graduate of the famous Beery School o f Horse­ manship, makes a specialty for training aolts and brsnkihg hors'es bad habits, such aa balkingJclok- ing, frightening at autos and every other knoyrn habit. He w ill take your green colt and soon tram it bo that*itwill ,do more and be more gentle than the average family horse. - He will save you money and time. A horse broken o f a habit or a colt trained by the Beery Methods Is al­ ways broken, worth a groat deal more than horses not so trained”. Let Mr. Hanna train one colt or break a horse of a bad habit for you, aud bo convinced'that he is an ex­ port at the business. " • Address G. C Hiiiiiia, . - Cedarville, Ohio .. Phone No. 4*120. NOTICE TO USERS OF PUBLIC ROADS, Section 4004 of the Revised Stat­ utes of Ohio provides for penalties and fines fur hauling burdens of more than 8400 pounds, including weight o f vehicle, on tires less than three inches in width, and provides for weight to be fixed by County Commissioners for greater width oi tires. The County Commissioners have thsrelore fixed, by resolutions, the following allowable weights: Tires8 to 4 inches in width, 8000 pounds. f Tires over 4 niches in width, 8800 pounds. Including weight of vehicle In each case. The penalty prescribed in said Section provides for a fine in any sum from $5 to ♦60, aha Impris­ onment until paid. By order o f the , 'Bounty Commissioners, of Greene County, Ohio. —Ficture Framing neatly and promptly done,* (40 v Nagloy Studio.' F f r s t S l i ip iY ien t • - ----------------------------------- OF ------------------ Carpets Rugs Linoleums and Oil cloth also e 1 ,, . New Coats Suits Waists * . Embroidery Bargains 1 - 2 Y ard wide..... ... ' ; ....... .. 18 Inches wide.......... .......... • ............................................ l 5 c 2 y Inches wide . . ..... o • * • • : • • • • ............. . . . 2 5 c ** * • .s' Hutchison & C X E N I A , O H I O . iibney Dr. Milos’ Anti-Pain VIUs for. all pain- NOTICE,! THE GREENE COUNTY FCR TILIZER COMPANY. Will remove ail dead animals imme diately, free of charge. W e Will also pay $1.00 per ,head for horse* and $t.6o for cows Just as they layon the ground. W ill re­ move hogs and sheep free of charge. BELGIAN STALLION. I now have the' largest Belgian stallion in Greene county, It will pay you to see him at the Clifton Barn. Terms same as last year. I, B . Oglesbee. Both < Phones i Bell Phone 628-W , ' Citizens’ Phone 668-Red, A U c a ll* a n sw e re d p r om p t ly . 0 * a * i > m i M w ta t, M a n a g e r ; •Dime and Sulphur Solution. 50 gallon barrel at RidgwAys for $7.60. HlghestAesR1' • " - $100 Reward* $ 100 . The readersof this papaf will bo pteaso* tolearn tlitlt tbetc is at least one drawled (Mseasf thatscience hasbeenable to coreIn ail itir stages and that is Catarrh. Hall’s CatarrhCureisthe only positive corenow known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires ft odTaitftutlonftl treatment. Hall’s Catarrhj Cureistaken internally, acting directly up~ on tbe blood andmucoussursocaofsystem■ thartby destroying tbe foundation of the' diseaee,andgiving thepatient strength by tmUdftg upthe constitution ami naturelu doing its work, The proprietors hays*omuch faithin iti cttHftlve power*, hat they offer oneHUndrtWBMbwa forany t<m that U brill to «ttr*. gaudtor Hito teeHmouMa, ' , * „ _ ' AMtm F, J. CHFHBY A Co,Toledo O. $oMbyHruggitt,Tin. all’s Family FlHeare tile beet. 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