The Cedarville Herald, Volume 36, Numbers 1-26

* W#dst»$d‘ Bryant's Lady btumt VUlM DIXIE LAWO HWKKTKi4T * MINIMI III . - - B IN G E D S " ' Superb D A N C ER S and ' C O M E D I A N S *.<u- mMwrw m *m m i* uhtn.uitim. Ai.m *5 iUu h - i iifcLt Su ,-.ij ,‘it ie oil l not i.i'id c It i:i •i'.unitU ' vi tU la r iitmil* iy. T?- 1 \VfZ\KR j*: i!!-!!ll in <1 \ 73 tb ' mi'; i. Mica irui v< ry Unify material. ‘ In Lr-mUing, and in the use of the -WIZARD the mica hcTnisK's brok' « ■ tip into small particles. This tends , to Itly-l'i'tt'M' th(J bullulit';;-! of ilfo in- rcularioti. If lias a distinct atfvantr Mt fk 4 9 »rt a g ji 4 1, |U*a Ut UJDIJllvl The -Bes:t FilinSferClSyiago over any otlioV insulation, as asbestos, mineral wool, bay, straw, See Mahal Walter . • the F LO R ID A M agnet, Billy Dou‘gh&rty-the O e c r u i o P o ac sfo -. . The *■! .{'he;, jldiae SRtera 2 MURRAY S IS T E R S 2 htCl’8 Bauer and Agnes Si The Funny Gillen Family , Arthur Adam s a n “ The Dflale Melba -The Minstrel Orchestra- and a Host of other Ministrel favorite a t popular prices 25 and 35 Cents 'Param oun t splendor . and W itty Repartee. Genuine Minstrel F irs t P a r t All new songs A Big A fterp iece-Schoo l Days. *or any other cheap Insulation packs jCuNvn ii? decomposes. Mica, if it 1 b> come, dampened, can l)<) dried 1out. end il retains its original iluili- I h ' \ Less. ] MONEL METAL IU N H - In the j haiio of tho WIZARD is a Monel Metal Ring. This i;3 to presen t the kettle from warping when used for Tbaking purposes. Tlio moisture .de- j rived from the food being baked is sufficiently to prevent the WIZARD (from warping. The Monel Metal Urn,' is tougher than steel and is placed on the bottom of jacket of the kettle about, one-quarter inch lowerJtlian the bottom of the inside vessel, thus tak ing up all the wear, ft will not rust and is extremely, durable. • *■ " WATER SEAL ” TOF- - T h e moistures condenses between the lid-anU tho kettle, preventing the escape of1 cooking heat. The WIZARD is sanitary. There is no box or cabinet about i.t to be* come filled with odors of food previously prepared, to appear un­ sightly, or to occupy valuable space. ’A fter the WIZARD is removed from.the fuel no steam will escape. The house will not become saturated with the odors of cooked foods. When the .WIZARD is.used , all A 4 m P l r i t •-T.»{ !iiiv jt; & j iil v. A . rW /* rm 7>i r ii! :i w \ N ' l f l c Ikf j imomtu mwrsM' iff™m v**% \ y, y {{ % y\ I ^ fccfrndjfi i i f e f I k S j p s ’i S T T l " ” sli • & *fnnr^ l r^SSm ife 1 r~ $ r i ii kmdA L i nifrlw/ A fter ten years of successful business in the City of Springfield we are now prepared to deliver right to your door The B e s t Furn iture and the M ost S a tis fa c tion Money Can Buy IPJ0B mm • I i J ihm 'M)} wiftfW, ■ t r ^ S T r ^ l f t / fe J S I Mm | 3 | f o f i k « M 0 ■1 , 8 f s f | •Bst ifrfl f # Mb. i r m « || m AristocraticStyleforArtfulDressers D on ’t bo sa tisfied w ith elollies wbif'b laolc life and obaraotor. Defy’t be sa tisfied , e ith e r,^v ith fabrics hav ing no individuality , D o n ’t pay a higher price-'than is requ ired fo r a perfectly good quality , b u t p ay enough. Have a look a t our a ris toe ra tie sty les in ICrodol & A lexande r’s Clothes. They em­ body the best in tailoring , fab ric and style. I f you ’re an a rtfu l dresser, y o u ’ll like,them . I f you th ink of any eoloi'.or any sty le of eut you want, we have it, and the prices a re ' $10 to $30 ■■■•••■• i ’ . - * . • • • ' ■• This Is a Real Boys’ Shop You can tak e th a t in two ways-—both of them correct: I t ’s a boys? shop fvoin one cud to the o ther—and a s tn 'o for re a l boys, too—active, vigorous lads,, who need s tou t clothes to work and p lay i n ; n.if' clothes to dress up in. •• ■• • > Splendid Show ing o f B o y s ’ Su its $2.95, $3.90, - $ 4 . 85 , $5.90, $7.50, $8.50 up to $12.00 iifade with th e u tm os t care; even the most critical m o ther will be sa tisfied ; in sizes for boys of all sizes. Even the cheaper suits are rem arkab le values; from $4.85 up the fabrics are guaran teed all-wool. • T h e N e w L ion and E lg in Sh irts A re H ere The larges t asso rtm en t in town of the best sh irts you can buy—bes t fit, best col­ ors, b e s t tailoring , -widest range of sm a r t pa tte rn s . Negligee, p leated , sem i-pleated; F rench cuff and re lax collars—$1.00, $1.50^ $2,C0, $2.50 u p to $4.00. *■ swbk |jI t |jj 'ir///#. I Wrm^frfi mil - T O . d A lc xa e d c r T l A T MAIN STREET NEAR LIMESTONE Complete Outfit of Single Pieces Delivered Safely By Our NEW MOTOR TRUCK the nutriment is retained in the food. The WIZARD adds 100 per cent to quality. The food does not become e itne rd ry or soggy, because the moisture cannot escap’e. and tho a ir cannot got to it. Springfield , Ohio The WIZARD is convenient. Be* inp made of aluminum, it is light in weight. It. can be easily handled. I t can be easily elonnod. I t dopan t occupy any more apace than an ordinary kettle. I t Is self-basting because the moisture is»kept in the. kettle. The food is well preserved; il is not boiled to pieces. The WIZARD keeps heat out as well as m. I t can bo used as n refrigerator as well as a tireless cooker. I t will keep ice-cream or butter cool for a long time. -As it retains the moisture, it is a splen­ did receptacle for cakes, cookies, etc. I t gives satisfaction. A fter giving it a test, one lady said, ' ‘I t ’s a little WIZARD” . There's where we goi tho name—from a USER. _____ ___ Wall Paper Paints Brushes Etc . Y o u ’re N e x t ! W E CAN DO YOUR Spring Paper Banging r Post Cards Stationery Picture Fram ing . P rom p t ly for you NOW ! DO N O T W A IT u n til we a re bu sy w ith the. Spring rush YOU GET THE PICK Of ou r S P L E N D ID N E W STOCK . ? All Goods a n d W o rk .G u a ra n te e d L . S . B a rn e s f i C o . 4 6 0 G reen S tree t : : XEN IA , OHIO ***** IMfM* IT SAVES TIME—If. she lias a WIZARD, it isn 't necessary for ihe housewife to bo in the kitchen so much of her time. She may go t’o any p a rt of the'house. She may go shopping. She may call on J h * i neighbors. I t frees her from kitchen slavery. The WIZARD makes it unnecessary for her to stand over the hot etovo and suffer intense heat for fear that the food she i*. preparing Will burn. A fter the WIZARD is removed from the fuel j and placed o i tho Asbestos M ” , tiiej food in It positively will not burn. It cannot burn because it cannot, be­ come Any hotter. IT SAVES WOKKY- The owner of a WIZARD doesn't have to worry all the time for fear tha t iht- food will burn. IT SAVE FUEL ANJ) MONEY. Fuel is becoming more expensive ail the time. Speaking conservatively, in cities, the average fam ily’s cook­ ing fuel bill is a t least J1.00 per month, One WIZARD will save at least one-quarter of this bill, or 25c a month. Tho ordinary four-quart aluminum kettle retails for $1.35. Tim regular retail price of the W I­ ZARD is $3.75 each, $3.7f> loss $l.sr»! Voa Can D v o Voof Old Carpets Dyetl anrJ Woven !ntB New Cuys leaves $2.40; On tills basis a W I­ ZARD will pay for Itself in less than ten months. If properly cared tor, i t will last indefinitely, and every month it is used after tho first ten moiitiisT tim owner makes a-ciear- proflt of $3.00. Mousy paid lor the WIZARD is invested, not spent. By investing $,3.75 you make a clear profit of $0,00 a year—an 80 per cent increase. Where can you find a better investment? WHY NOT LET THE WIZARD SAVE YOUR MONEY? TRY OUR IOB PRINTING *nr tiMidActie Dr Mile*’ Anti-Pain Pin*. t:i a cavinrfef fi.Ut t.*e rw,t of Of Citiarvru'fi. I'y inirr.weametnou^ Will •;ii‘<.wn:]ci:..l,.:'.,v,'1y,tIioOI' 0;l . Ilug<>M0finv,MnuMT>,roal{e<jl • tj’.-aiiii'nl rtirri—totallyflit-' ' ferout and for capefljr to a:iv oilier ruga woven front Mcarpala, | _ . Vow Choose the Colors For Your t e w Hogs Seal Shipt O ysters The Oyster with the Genuine Sea Taste S M l s h i p t i c a s e S3? S"5? {/d\5 In Bulk and Cans Rceived Fresh Every Day R T ' * t , JLc ^ « l v ,V Q 7 / S^lSHf|»T0vSTERSV5T^,!it. 80l'r/fNORWAtKXON^ SUG AR For Friday and Saturday only S POT CASH 25 lb. Bag for $1.17 [Our Prices Schm id t’s Old H ickory Flour, 25 Jb sack for.... 7Ee Schm idt’s Ocean L igh t Flour, 20 lb. fjnek fo r.... 70 Country Cured Bacon... I 2 jhj B reak fast Bacon, per lb.. 18 Fancy Sugar Cured Hitm, Jh ..........................J!.......... 17 California and Picnic Hams, pt t lb ................ 13 A frican J a v a Coffee, per lb ....................................... .. Rio and J a v a Blend per R>.......................... 24 Itio Coffee p e ril)............... 20 Chick Feed, a lb ............. 2 *j POTATOE .S 60c BU . '•nuiiity. Anna M.. Boyd, H. E. Schm idt <5 Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers 30 South Detroit Street, . . ! Xenia, Ohio. HWWNl n *•ft JI 1 r f ,‘iif in t lut. thh;- T the MeJ ; 1 17 irut ly ii Hut) Cat cler. D. ovei Bob OtlK •Suss of tl men a t ( Jam. ed. • ’ •bers Junk Dear ■ q Tl) 'Had first Rev. • Robb torat bath t•> No Boar ■ship, April pose ing s in th clerk OHJIh 1