The Cedarville Herald, Volume 36, Numbers 1-26

Here Is the place anil now is the Start a saving ac­ count tight to-flay. ‘ Srart it with us. Delay means loss of interest —prompt action means money saved .ami earned. If you desire to buy or build and need a little mor* money—wo’ ve got it to loan. Allyway, call and let’s talk the matter over. The Oedarvlfla Building & Loan Association Incorporated for................. 4200 .000 ,00 —■ Subscribed Stock- $126.4-25,00 BOARD OP DIRECTORS W , ,). TarboxfPresidenl DavidBradfuto, Vlce-Pres, J. \V. Dixon "W. H. Barber O. M. Crouse , ■ r . W . A. Spencer B. IJ. McFarland W. M. Cottrell Andrew Jackson, Secretary, Dr. "W. It. Mci'lu'Pney delivered the (iusH a(Jdn>rs at the Jefferson town­ ship i i-Jhnsl coinmcucenient, Tiuimluy. —Picture framing neatly promptly done at McMillan’s, Try Ohio State Sugar Corn, 4 en»s 2$ cents. 'Weddle’s Gim eiy. Wilberforee University has an­ nounced a,, summer school, tho. first lu its history, * '-Canned corn and tomatoes are especially priced in dozen’iots,- Nagley Bros. Mr. Marion Bridgman has been go­ ing about ])y the aid of a crutch and cane, all iluo to an injury to hisankle while at work at the Tarbox Dumber Co. . —Try the new Laundry soap, large bars, six for twenty-five cents. Waddle’a Grocery, Phone 2"fl, F or S ams ;—No. one yearling colt. D, N, Tarbox, Now is the Time to think about selling us your cream Xenia Creamery Co. XENIA, OHIO c 7 „*v Highest Price Cream Buyers M‘ “ Both' Phones Cans famished 30 days,for free trial. WATT BROS. So. Detroit St,, Xenia, Ohio. There is fear that the freeze Sat­ urday night ruined most of the fruits and berries as the mercury dropped to 28 with -an eighth of an inch of lee. Flowers, trees and vines re­ sembled the result of Jrost in the fall. It is said there is lltfle or no chance for grapes. Some claim that the late peach trees are all right, but the cher­ ry trees will shed their crop before ■many days. —Fresh ear of Portland cement Just in. Cali on D. S. Ervin. C l o t h e s ot CLEANED at all kinds DRY HOME Clothing Co, ' —You can't belp but b S b some­ thing'you like In picture frames D At McMillan's BEAUTIFUL MAY WEDDING, ! The borne of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. : |Bumgarner was Um fecemi of a veiy j j pretty May wcdtling Wednesday | j evening when their daughter, M ish f |Letta, was united in wedlock to Mr. j and i Howard Turnbull. ; Tho ceremony was’ pertormed by Itev. J, S. E. ATeMichaci before a j bank of ferns and spring blossoms with lopes of smilax iestoorjf d over­ head. Tho couple appeared nn-l aftended during Urn rendatipn ,>f j Lohengrin's wedding inarch by Miss | OJivo Winter. The bride wore a simple hut beautiful gown of white crepe de chine trimmed with lace and carried a shower bbquefc 'of lilies of the valley. Following congratulations a four course wedding supper was served. The bride’s table was decorated in pink and white, the center piece be­ ing a grace! nl basket of pink and white roses, pinfcjulle being draped gracefully from the chandelier to the corners of tho table, At the bride's table were;. Rev. and Mrs, AIcMiehael, Mr, Andrew Winter, Miss Gertrude Bumeardner, Mr Paul Turnbull, Miss Helen Arehart, Mr. Stanley Bumgarner, ‘ Miss OUveWinfer, Mr. Raymond Bull, Miss Margaret Gilliland, , The fifty guests were .seated *at small tables decorated with white ami pink sweet peas, Miss Edith Hamman and Florence Smith presided atthepunch bosvl. Among the out-of-town guests were; Misses Bess', Mazie and Helen Arehart, and Olive Rowe, of Washington. C. H,; Misses Margaret and .Pauline Gilliland, of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs Wallace Qrcntt, and Mr. Mortimer ,Dunning of Cincinnati, and Mr. and Mrs, L- T. Marshall, of Xenia. Mr. and Mrs., Turnbull are on .their honeymoon through the East, Botb bilde add groom are extremelj popular among the younger social set, their marriage uniting two ol the prominent families in the com­ munity. Revenue officers have been making collections of those found guilty of bootlegging and it is said over $100 waa collected in this county. Those who -do not pay win be prosecuted before the V. S. District Court in Cincinnati. George Stafford, who left for parts unknown several months age has never been apprehended, but if is safe to say that Uncle Sam will lo­ cate him in time.- —Chick feed, pounds. $2 per hundred Nagley Bros. 'Dr. C. G, Martin, of the First Pres­ byterian church, in, Xenia, who just recently accepted a calLto that con­ gregation, has had the honor of being selected to take charge of falsing o f the million dollar -endowment for Hamilton College, ’Clinton, N, Y. Dr. Martin’s release It requested -by the college (authorities, „ ■ —Special prices on five pound or more of coffee, Nagley Bros. —Over 120 patterns of picture frames to select ironi - At McMillan’s. *.M Ai “ JUST FOR THE FUN OF IT” Try making an oak or mahogany effect on your old chairs and table. ‘You wiU be tickled beyond belief with the results. HANNA ’S LU S TR O -F IN ISH = = = = = CH ANG ES = = = = = O LD TH IN G S IN TO NEW Dr, Orube, of Xenia, member of the State Board of Health, visited John Swires, Tuesday, and found a light case of"sm'all pox; Swires, his wife and daughter, were vaccinated several weeka ago after having visited a son- in-law, Marlon Hamilton, Xenia, whose family hhd sniall pox. It -has been 28 days since Swires was exposed to the disease which usually dovelopes from nine to twelve days. S o S i m p l e : F O R S o -I n e x p e n s i v e g a l e b y KERR & HASTINGS BROS, oThe best $15.00 MenVSults In the country. We challenge comparison. Come in and look them over. Bird's Mammoth Store 4 — -------■------ Mr. Wm. Marshall will take charge of the Heltzraan restaurant j and soda fountain Btand Monday, j Prompt service will bo guaranteed | as In the past. Dr. W, R: ^McChesiiey preaches Sabbath morning |or the K. P. congregation In the absence of ‘'Rev Taylor. / —" i r ' Bancroft straws are ready! I f you think they're like other straws come and take a look! The shapes, the trimmings and even the braids are dif­ ferent! Take our $2 line' for in- sta see—every Sennit has ,n ventilated cushion sweat— every split braid i s »clear and fine—every Porto Rican Panama is perfect, Horner’s Shoe Specials • • • jf*OX * • • • School Graduates Y o u r la s t IM P R E S S I O N a s a • 'G R A D U A T E , w a n t s to be you r B E S T W E have had a SPECIAL L i t e of UP-TO-DATE FOOTWEAR made for this SPECIAL PREPARAT ION and w . INV ITE your INSPECTION. , * "** • * ■‘'o Ladies' Pumps and Strap Slippers Gun Metal, Patent Colt and White Sea Island Duck at $2.00 to $2.50 In Sebrets, Men’s Oxfords In Black and Tan, Button and Lace / $3.00 and $3.60 Horner Shoe Co., 33 S. Limestone St. Opposite City Transfer Springfield, Ohio. Our $3, $4 and $5 straws include not only e the ex­ clusive ideas of »uch master hatters as “ Dunlap,” ‘Seeds” and “ Brigham-Hopkins” o f this country, but, the far- famed products o f “ Tress” and “ Litreoln-Bennett” of London, England. New effects to Interest you—light weights to add- to your comfort, We’re Panama King»! Even our genuine Pana­ mas at $3.50 are perfect hats — not Seconds* At $5, $10 and $25 we show Panamas that will be a revelation of fine weave and clear bleach. Telescope, drop-tip opti- mo and staple shapes. More kinds, ° more styles and more value than ever be­ fore in our 63 years ex­ perience* &nUU44.Jl( Two Cars Seed Potatoes O u r P r i c e s Schmidt's Old Hickory Flour, 23 ib sack for... ..75c Schmidt's Ocean Light Flour, 23 lb. eai k fo r .' 70 Country Cured Bacon . 18c Breakfast Bacon, nor lb.. 23 Fancy Sugar Cured Ham, l b ...... ............... 22 .California and Picnic Hams, per lb..................18 African Java Coffee, per lb .........!...........................22 Rio and Java Blend per Ib ................. 24 Rio Coffee per lb.............. 20 Chick Feed, a lb........... iili ■J The finest sded potatoes at the price ever offered in the county. Several differ­ ent varieties, Get . A our prices. O u r P r i c e s Star Crackers .. ............ v ft Sil ver Primes .................. 1U Prunes..... 8 Fancy Large Santa Clsua Apricots, per lb.............12 Fancy Barge Lemon Cling Peaches, her lb.............. 9 Tomatoes, per can-- ------- 9 Shoo Peg Corn, per can ■7 Peas, per can ................. 8’ .LenoxSoap, 8 b a r s .........10 SUGAR. For Friday and Saturday only / SPOT CASH 25 Ib. Bag for $1.18 POTATOES 60c HU. H. JED. Schmidt 6 C ck , Wholesale and Retail Grocers 30 South Detroit Street, • . Xenia, Ohio. Leonard-Gates Harness._______ .. $12,00 and up I. H, C. No, I Blue Bell Creaip Separator! .$52.00 I. H. C, No. 2 Blue Bell Cream Separator. ,$57.00 I. H .C . 3 1-4 Skein Steel King Wagon... .$80.00 1 1. H. C. 31-4 Skein Columbus Wagon........ $75.00 I. H. C.21-2Skein One Horse Wagon- - - •-$43.0Q .1. H. C- Disc Harrow y on8ue Truck 3 H. -Evener,................... v. . . . . . . * .......... .... ,$25.00 ‘ I. H» C ; Disc Harrow Tongue Truck With 0 u Tandum- .................................... $44.00 I. H , C. 60,Peg Tooth Harrow ___ $JI*00 I. H. C. Champion Self b inder.. .$125,00 and up I, H. C. Champion 5 ft. Mower. . . . . . . . . ,$42.50 I. H. C. Champion Oft. Mower.................. $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 P low ................. . .$14.00 Gale 14 inch Sulky Plow .$30.00 Gale' Sure Drop Planter................................$35*00 With Fertilizer Attachment......... ..... ,$45.00 Gale Riding Cultivators____________ . . . .$24.00 Gale Walking Cultivators .$16.00 Gale Single Shovel Plows............ .$2.10 Gale Double Shovel Plows............................ $2.25 Gale 5 Tooth Cultivators............................... .$3,50 Gale 7-Tooth Cultivator*;................... .$4,75 The NeW Idea Manure Spreader Light Draft and Wide Spread . . . . . . . ,$90f $100 to $115 GASOLINE ENGINES 1 1-2 Horse Power.........................................$35.00 2 1-41 Torse Power . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$45,00 4 .Horse Power . . , ; , . . . , . . . . . _______ _ .$90.00 6Horse Power ............... ................ .......... ,$125.00 8 inch Burr Feed Grinder and Crushers , . . $20.00 C. M. CROUSE, __ ■ ,» . . ■ ' » Hardware=FarmingImplements Cedarville, Ohio. First Shipment --------- -OF---------- Carpets Rugs Linoleums and Oil cloth also . New Coats Suits Waists > E m b r o id e r y B a r g a in s i-2 Y a r d w id e ................................................... loc 18 Inches w id e ................................................ 15 c 27 Inches w i d e .............................. ................ 2 5 c , . , ■..... v ’ V Hutchison & Oibney XENIA, OHIO. The Quality is the Same But special prices are named for quicksale. We couldn’t change the quality if wewanted to for these areall standardarticles . manufactured by companies that stand back of every sale. It’s dollarsto every purchaser andthat is what youwant. A ■XX GET OUR PRICES ON PRENTNG X X "St K :