The Cedarville Herald, Volume 36, Numbers 27-52

a s We ve stacks of money tQ loan op first class real estate, If yon w an t to build or buy a home Htut need more money, call'on ns. If you need money for any purpose, remember we liave it to loan. t^aU on n# and le t us explain why it is better to borrow from ua, ■ ■ *'■■■' - - The Gpdarville Building & Loan Association Inco rpo ra ted fqP........... , 4 2 0 0 .0 0 0 ,0 0 S ub sc rib ed S t o c k ...............$ 1 2 6 ,4 2 5 ,0 0 - BOARD OR DIRECTORS W. J . Tarbox, President David Bradfute, Vice-Pres. . J . W. Dixon * W, JEI. Barber O, M. .Crouse W. A. Upencer B. JS. McFarland W. M. Cottrell * Andrew Jackson, Secretary. ’ Now is the T ime . to think about selling us your cream XENIA, OHIO Highest Price Cream Buyers Both Phones Cans furnished 30 days for free trial. So. Detroit St,, : Xeni% Ohio. H a Trade-Mark Saves Y o u Cash • Just wave th e trado-marlca and Babbitt*s beau tifu l and useful premiums d o n 't cost y o u a cent. 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You will be tickled beyond belief with the results* HANNA’S LUSTRO-FINI8H - m m * CHANGES « = « O L f l T H IN G S IN TO N E W B O fS lM N U B S O I N E X P E N S I V E P O P aAUez b y ssuu mf£k*» TRY OUR JOB PRINTING 5 LOCAL AND PERSONAL g W^aMUray(NWNUMJMiywait^^ Miss Kathleen Blair, -who has been yisitia* in Rovriaud affer attfadiajc summer eternal at Oxford, returned home Friday evening, acj-omiwuled by two friends, Misses Helen and Ger­ trude Morris, of Loveland. mmm •m/m Word win received here Thursday of the death of James 0. Deck a t the home of his son, Charles, in Franklin. The funeral will be held from the eon’s borne Saturday, I, N, Deck of this place is a eon a»d Marry and ♦'aswr'reside m Frank- ‘tin. Miss Irene Wright entertained- a few girl friends at a slumber party Friday night In -honor -of her guest, iMias -Marietta Brewer. Mrs. J. A. Draff and. two daughters, Helen and Jane, of Trenton, have been the guesta of friends here the past 'week.' William Howell and Frank Bigelow, alleged 'bootleggers, whose places were raided (Saturday night by Prosecutor Johnson, Deputy ’Sheriff Jackson and Detective W, B. -Matthew* were ar­ raigned before Probate* Judge/(How­ ard Tuesday and plead not guilty to the charge. Their -trial' was set for next Tuesday and they were al­ lowed to go on their own recogniz­ ance. . - . . ■*■ •The will of the late R. H, -Wolf, of, Jamestown, was -probated' Tuesday, He leaves personal property to the ■amount o f $1200, and real estate val­ ued a t $4500, He bequeathes one- half of his estate to his wife,-and provides that the- remaining one-half he divided equally between each of ■ his -six children, giving each one-sixth. Application for the appointment of a guardian for Noah Sipe, .aged 92, was filed in Probate Court*Monday, The application alleges that the old man 3s incapable because of his years, of looking pfter his business affairs. , ‘Nancy J. Sessler has been appoint­ ed guardian of -Alonzo Sessler, an (idiot. She. furnished $600 'bonds, ‘Messrs. <Ray Hitchcock and family and James Richards and family and 'Miss Josephine Smith, of Xenia, spent Sabbath with Mr, ©, W, Richards aiid mother. iMlgs Rebecca Marsh returned to her home in Owensvllie after a short visit with her uncle and aunt, Dr, and Mrs. M. I. Marsh. "Grandpa” Hayes went -to -Cincin­ nati, Saturday morning, returning Monday evening. This county was refreshed Monday hhen visited by.a genera,! raln_that came at various intervals during the day. The result in 'dollars and cents cannot he estimated though 4t means several dollars per- acre to the corn Crop,. Some hqjd .that the early corn will not -benefit to the extent tbe late Mil and. that generally speaking We can he assured an- extra good yield per acre. Fanners and market men are delighted at -the generous rain­ fall which was: not accompanied by wind. - MJrs Ruth Ramsey IS visiting in Springfield. Rev, ’Walter Hopping and wife, of Buffalo, N, Y., have been guests of Mr, *hd 'Mrs, Wm. Hopping and wife several days this week. / Mr, Oscar Satterfield returned Tues­ day from Atlanta, 111., where he visit­ ed his "brother, Mr. Stewart-Satterfield, and family. * Prof. W. R, 'McChesney, wife ami daughter, and Mrs. Martha Morton, who -have been spending the summer In Wooster, where Prof. McChesney taught in the University Summer School, will arrive home today. Mr. Fred Barber, a -Ccdarvllle boy that has gained qulto a reputation in the practico of law in Now York City, came Tuesday for a Visit with his parents, Mr. J. C. Barber and wife. Mr. Barber has not been home for two years and his many friends are con­ gratulating him on his success at the bar In that city. Just a few weeks ago he won a $10,000 damage suit for a client against one of the big cor­ porations. In the paat most of Mr. Barber’s practice has been in the in­ terest of corporations. Miss Florence Forbes Is spending a few days in Yellow Springs. Alford Brown, of Washington C H.. convicted on a.charge of the illegal sale Of liquor was sent to the Xenia Works by Mayor Creath, of Bloom- ingburg, -where the case was heard. A demand had been made by the Fay­ ette -county commissioners that they would not pay the -bill for keeping Erown >ln the workhouse. Tuesday representatives of all the parties ap­ peared before the workhouse -board, but Brown was not released and must servo his term as prisoners cannot be freed in this manner. Mr. Robert Conley entertained a number of friends Tuesday evening (in honor of his guests,.(Misses Helen and Stacie Conard, of Springfield. ■Mrs. Myrtle Haines, of Lebanon, is being entertained a t the homo of Prof. F, M. Reynolds and wife. Mr. Dwight Sterrett is visiting In Woostfer. • Dr, Leo- Anderson had for hla guest over Sabbath, his mother, 'Mrs, Jose phine Anderson, of Columbus. Messrs, Hugh Turnbull and Harry Bird left Tuesday for Waterloo, Iowa, where they will attend the Y. P. C. U. convention of the U. P, church. ■Mrs. C, W, Alexander -was at home Tuesday to a number of friends (in honor of her son, Hugh, and two daughters, of Richmond, Va„ who ex­ pect to return home, Friday. CASTOR IA f o r Infants and. Children, D» KM Yn Dm Always Bsagftt BSgn*tw*of Picture show {Saturday night, A three reel drain* “ 8now White"’ end a good comedy. K, of P. ball, Admission 6 and Ifie. Mr, Charles Aiken, a draughts, man, looatedin Marion, is spending a few days with Mr, T, N, Tarbex and family. J Smith dE-Collin* report the follow­ ing ru.al estate sales; George Elder farm near Clifton consisting of R$0 acres to County Recorder Fleming, Springfieldj Mrs. EsterJine farm of 47 acres near Springfield to W- Q, Thompson; the residence and store room in Yellow Springs owned by O. M. Ridgway to E , E , Clark. 1 The aununi Maryland reunion was held m Springfield Thursday. Among those who attended were: J , H. Wolford, wife and son Ralph; O, M. Crouse and wife and their guests, George V. Crouse, Mrs. Fannie Walters and Mrs. Mable Woodward, of Washington, D. O. WREN’S Of Course You’re Coming to . the Fair And of course you’ll visit the big store. We are making special displays, featuring the new’Fall Merchandise, and you’ll find them very interesting. * Meet your friends here,, check your parcels pr suit case, and make your­ self a thom e . . We are offering many speoiai values Fair week, and you’ll-find it to-your advantage to visit the many departments Fair week. Rav. Sanderson and family and the Misses McNeil a n d Mrs, Anna Paris were entertained to dinner a t the horns of Mr- J. A. Burns, Satur­ day. W e p a y y o u r r o u n d - tr ip f a r e to S p r in g f ie ld o n p u r ch a s e s o f $I5>00 o r m ore . - - Miss Ferol Ralston, fountains was the guest Burns the past week. ' of Beli- of Donna .Mr. Cecil Burns, who has been a t­ tending Summer.School a t W -tsr,- will visit a few days w ith relatives In Columbus before returning borne. FOR RENT-—House of 7 rooms on Main stree t G. H. "Smith. ■ Point of View. "Say, pa, what i* the difference’be­ tween a visit and a visitation?” Fond Father—A visit, my boy, la when- yon go to, see your Grandmother Jones, and a visitation Is when your Grand­ mother Jones comes to sue us. Great Writer's Foible. Byron, whose vanity was as great a# his. genius, used tU have his hair done.up in cUrl papsi;* a t night X 3 C GET OUR PRICES ON PRINTING ' X X To Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Brontes Quinine t « h * » . S t tm k a « iiitib ii« t» S H w B il. Thh djatePC. Wf'1.yy» SAVES MONEY SAV ES TIME \- 3 0 ' D A Y S F R E E T R IA L S A V & FUElPt SAVES LABOR TUE WJZARD FIRELESS COOKING KETTLE * THE MOSTkVQNBERFUL COOKING UTENSIL OFTHE AGE. THE FIRELESS WIZARD TheWSzard Fireless Cooking Kettle combines tbe advantages of tbe expensive fireless codkefs andihe common cooking kettle, and gives von a simple insulated kettle requiring no soapstone or other beaters. You do not have to, transfer the Wizard to a big cumber- some box. All you have totdo is to put the food to be cooked in tbe Wizard. Tbe Wizard does tbe rest. The Wizard is a wonder. Tbe principle is a scientific fact, the work. Why bother with expensive devices? conductor,. Nothing can injure it. It is sanitary. THE WIZARD SAVES SO MINUTES ON THE HOUR OF FUEL COST IT WILL COOK Oat Mealt /Breakfast Food, Boiled Bice, Barley Hush, Bice, Cream of Wheat, Vitos, CrackedWheat, Gra­ ham Mush, Postum Cereal, Stock, Split Pea Soup, Mut­ ton -Broth, Chicken Soup, Vegetable Soup, Com Soup, Mock Turtle Soup, Chicken Broth, Lentil Soup, Boast Beef, Boast Veal, B oast Pork, Pork Tenderloin, F r e sh PorkandSauerkraut; Boast Lamb, Boast Chicken, Boiled Beef, Veal Bolls, Veal Curry, Beef Steir, Cokned Beef, Pot Boast, Stuffed Steak, Boiled Ham, Stuffed Heart, Sweet Breads, Beef Loaf, Corn, Parsnips, Potatoes, Toma­ toes, Onions, Cabbage, Sau­ erkraut, Macaroni, Spa­ ghetti, Oysters, Fish, and a thousand other good things to Cat, * Think what the Wizard doe*. . Cooks anything you can cook In an expensive fireless cooker at the cost of an or­ dinary aluminum kettle. Keeps food hot, Saves money, time, labor, worry. Nothing burned. A fireless cooker in kettle form. It js the last word in fireless cookery. 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Fine, ' Send in your order for ’ the Wizard new. Do not delay. > Your money back if youdo notthink it the b«St thing in the world. W* stand back of OUT claims. Your pa­ perandtheWizard lor the one price as an inducement. Send your order now. Cut'IM. 'teas** *iil ft*S *Mff ia «•withraaCttaaaa SUBSCRirnOH CERTIFICATE t * e wizard coottma unman, sals # cb, m e Wad TMfJ Straai, Ct«»al»«<jOkf*. / I aadfase &. .far tnbacripiiaa 1 # iliau. .qaarl WiaarS flriVaea Caaktat KaUla, earlmf* t* Ve aaf aaa.. -.... . prapaM. If I am not satisfied with the Wizard after90days trial, l as»to re­ turn the Wizardwithout cost tome andyou are to rsfund to see theM l purohea*prioe without atoppingmy subscription. tiMKl* ----- '-r - ,rr. I , - fl ----.... ........... ........-1 -n~r ^-.^..-rrr-n-1 A44rm*. Cky ev 7« wpn wain JKstiA * <# mmm ' S t