The Cedarville Herald, Volume 36, Numbers 27-52

p K irinin---- inTnirriiiniimijiiinm in and ttfeagsa t Wsd« ^ R * lid g |i fitokM W h is t 8 i* « ! a«d»jr Oottimhus, eult Justin. Price lae package, * Bird’*Mammoth Store,, MiwKv^lyn MeGiven In sick a t tjljss Mabel <oV, of Hpriu’jfloM, is ‘ the McClellan hospital suffering Uhe guwt of MU© Dudm Halime. ; from something appendicitis. , , * . Miss JBscuHpa Reynold* haa hepn ! spending the past week with Inman ‘ at Harveysbupf. ww iip ttiii LWie-wwiii'Siiiiaiai p m Mica Jackson was anl easy win­ ner of first money a t Sidney Wed­ nesday and Ada Burns won second a t Toledo, Thursday. Jt* deathlike grasp, lias ruined many a home- Don’t le t DEBT get a hold on you. Ba prepared for the rainy day by having a Savings account. S ta rt an account with us today, let it draw interest and you will he prepared for the case of emergency. The Cedarville Building & Loan Association Incorporated for........ ........$ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 Subscribed S tock ............. $126 ,425 ,00 BQABD OF DIRECTORS W, J . Tarbox, President David Bradfute, Vice-Pres, J . W. Dixon W. H, Barber O. M,-Crouse W. A, Spencer B, E. McFarland ' W- M. Cottrell Andrew Jackson, Secretary,, Peaches J Peaches! Give me your order now out of a car load, Wm. Marshall, J Now is the T im e to think about selling us your cream Co. XENIA, OHIO \ . ' ■ t * Highest Price Cream Buyers BothjgPhones Cans furnished 30 days fo r fi^e trial. Mr. J , E» Pierce has received a letter telling of the death of James Keyes, formerly m the restaurant business here, a t his home In Dos Angeles, Cal., Aug, 22. The Ecouomy Gas iron will do your ironing for one cent worth of gas, and in fully guaranteed and the price Is low, fO e t one on trial of. J . E. P ierce PEAOHES- -A car load of fine ones Mm, Marshall, Mr, Ch'as. Turnbull shipped 88 head of bogs to Pittsburg, ‘Thurs­ day The average was 255J£lbs. Speelal Prices on firestone auto tires and Inner tubes; Get my prices before you buy. •Robt. Bird. Don’t tall to seo Motion Picture Saturday evening, i t will be flue as silk, Mr, and Mrs, W. A; Collins are intertaimng a number of friends and relatives to-day in honor of Mr, Frank Eeid and jvife,. of Memphua, -Wine of Cardui, 70c A t Wistermap’s. —For good pure a t Bldgway’s. spices get them So. Detroit St:, Jv^viir PUBLIC SA L E ‘ , r V** ’ v Immuned Duroc Sw ine RAIN COATS jOfOth WATT nnd FOUST Will sell at Miami Valley Farm 2 miles East of Xenia, just pff Jamestown and Xenia pike, Thursday, Sept. I8, ’13 65 Head o f High-class Boars, Sows and Gilts including our entire show herd. The Great Good E. Nuff AGaln goes into this sale. Also the Jr. Champion sow of Ohio State Fairofl9l3.. This is a great lot of useful stuff and we extend a welcome to our. Farmer Friends as well as Breeders to spend the day . with us and see the greatest lot of Durocs we ever sold in any sale. Send for Catalogue. Sate commences f2:30 Sharp WATT & FOUST, Ced&vville end Xenia, O. *5“ •<*«** SO -OO ^ ? LOCAL AND PERSONAL $ V SWEATER COATS for th* whole family from SOc to $ 3 . 5 0 Bird's Mammoth Store* —Oanned corn and tomatoes arc especially priced in dozen lot*. Nagley.Bros. S m i th a n d C o llin s r e p o r t t h e s a l e of the 100 scre/Auson Free farm above Chiffon to John Shftiv. , Miss 11a Bamacy left la8li f 1r,dhf for Seville* 0*> where she Will teach this winter. Mr# OUftton Fitch is attending Woodard High School in Cincinnati. Miss Jeanette I* a t Winona, Minn.t attending normal where her aunt, M isk H arriet Campbell teaehes. * Mrs. James Thomas and ch1Wfeu returned to (ihfoago*Thursday after an emended Jl*lt “ 'VwleiU X relrth and family. Mrs, J.veietu accompanied her sister as far as Blohmofid returning th a t evening. 4 Keels of motion pictures Satur­ day evening. Don’t miss. It. Messrs It. H. Sullonherget and J. W. Johnson and their wives at­ tended conference a t TJrbftha, Thurs­ day. Miss Hula Tarbox has accepted a position as clerk in B ird’s store. Mrs. Jane Held, of Springfield, is visiting her brother and sister-in- law, Mr, and Mrs. C. W. Crouse. 3 5 Boys’ Knee Pant Suita with straight cut pants to close out at oh* half price. This makas $ 2 .0 0 suits for $ 1 .0 0 . $ 3 .0 0 suits for $1.60* Ths co s t alons Is worth mors than you pay forth© suit, Bird** Mammoth Store. Aa important real estate deal was made yesterday when (f. H. Smith traded the J* B , Williamson prop­ erty, which he owned, to Mr. 0 . M. Crouse for his meat store, residence and reta il trade. The transfer will be made In March. Mr. Crouse will retire from (be retail trade after y#sr* of servise, to the public but vriii continue the Wholesale branch. We will pay you 22e per dozen for clean, fresh eggs In trade. Bring us your surplus Bird’s Mammoth Store. Mr, Marion Bridgman suffered a badly bruised limb Tuesday while loading a log for the Tarbox Dum­ ber Co. He managed to get to the mill but was'"taken sick and.-was taken home in Dr. Marsh’s auto.. Mo bodes were broken. Mr. L, A. Teas has been in Spring- field this week where he under­ went an operation of an eye th a t has troubled him for some time. Men’s Gray o . guaranteed to tur,n the watttK* Pries $ 5 .0 0 ©Very size In stuck a t Bird’s Mammoth Store. The regular meeting of the W, C, T. XT. will be held in the Dibravy on Thursday, Sept. 18 a t 2p. m. Miss Josephine Beard of Habinn is the wee with her cousin, Mrs, Cora Trumbo. Mr, and Mrs, Baper Wade en­ tertained a number of friends a t a Musk Mellon party last Thursday evening. . Miss te a Dean has accepted a pos­ ition with Jobe Bros, Co., Xenia. Mr K, P. McDoan is. clerking, ttagley Bros, for Mr. and Mrs. J . E, Kyle had aS their gnosis last week the latter's brother. Dr. Holmes McIntyre, an interne a t St. Jooepli’s hospital, Chicago, and her sister, Mrs.Down­ ing and daughter, Eloise of Peebles and neice Helen McIntyre of Horth Liberty, JO,' Mrs. F. P. Hastings arid Mrs J. £}. Kyle attended an executive com­ mittee meeting of Xenia Presbyter- mi, last Thursday as representatives of the tD P, church, arranging a program for iftli meeting a t Sugar Creek, Oct, 10* Family Heston, ’■Why do yott drink so hard all ths timer’ “My wife won't speak to ms when I’m drinking,’’—Town Topics. . Flaming Finish. “My grandfather,” said the old-timer, “used to put all his money in his stocking.” ”Wa-all, things hain’t changed much," said his old friend. “My grandson” who’s takitt* a course in modern deportment at one o’ them eastern Colleges,* puts most all his money into socks,”—Judge, $106 Rewards $160* The readers of this paper will be pleats- k>Iwn that tbwe is at least on* dinadeu <$*«*S6that science lieubwn able to sure hi all lie stages and that is Catarrh. Hall's QaterrhCure ty the only positive curenow known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh befrtt a constitutional diseaee, require* a sramtnttOnal treatment, Hull's Catarrh Chreis taken internally, anting diftcUy OR an the blood and mucousstirred* of system thereby destroying the foundstwn of the dlaMke, andgiving the patient strength by baUdhigupthisinstitution ami staiStittg natarein dtdng lie work, The proprietors havesomuch faith In lie curative powers, hat they offer oneHundred Dollars for any Mtolhatit fails to curs, Send fett-Kit o tsMAndhtalS. A<f&m F. J. CftFNEY A Co, Toled* 0. fold by Druggist, 7»c. It’S ttmllly Tilts sfts tbs twt, Mrs, Thomas Johnson has been quite sick for several days. Mrs. Alonzo A ltlnm and children, who have been visiting Mr, and Mrs, I*. M. Mile* returned to their home in Toptks, I»d., Tuesday. Mr. Frank freswell ja rppo'rtrd on the sick list, Mr, and Mr.-. Prank Iteid and r.on, John Robert, of Memphis, are visiting Mrs. Reid's mother, Mre, '.Mary Mur­ dock,' , Dr. H, C. Ogle*bee was called •to Madison, Ind„ Sabbath, owing to Hie illness of a brother. TUe Christian Endeavor Society of the J t. P. church will give a social at th e ‘church Friday evening in honor of the new college students, ns well as students who have returned for the year* Mr. and Mrs. W, P. Harriraan r e ­ turn to Smith’s Ferry, Pa., day,.after ^Pending two weeks here with friends dfirihg which time Mr, | Harriwan filled the R. P, pulpit, Mr. Harrimun is a second year student at the Presbyterian’ Seminary in Alle­ gheny. Miss Opal Pierce, who has employ­ ment as a stenographer in Dayton, is spending her vacation at home; i Thp Misses McNeill have returned after a vacation spent at their home in Belie Center, - • *. , ’ Mrs. Mary Barber and Miss Lula visited in Xenia from 'Saturday until Monday evening. Mrs. John Baker was taken to Day- ton, Monday, where she Underwent an operation in a hospital in that city. A few lines will sell some article tor you that you might think of little value. You cannot tell It may be lust the article for some ■one else and a few. cents invested in these columns will no doubt .get yon' a buyer. The paper mill'has been closed down for two weeks.owing to. the low water stage In the Creek. When the water gets low It becomes more or less Impure and will not' wash the ‘stock. Nothing but several days of rainfall will fill the. channel. At this time It Is Imposgihle to tell when the mill will he In 'operation, I Men* and Boys’ TROUSERS th© largeat end best line in the country to se le c t from* Every size wsTst lo stock from 3 0 to 45 Inches, prices range, from $1.00' to $ 5 .0 0 £*ir*' We can please andflt you. Boys’ Knee Pan ts25r50 , 76e end $ 1 .0 0 . Bird’s Mammoth Store- AwSht. i . i S h aya.m,©iitipA* i«wseax. WREN’S New Fall Suits $18*50 At this price we conscientiously believe can not be equaled elsewhere in the city under $22,50. We have twenty brand new separate and distinct styles made in dependable Cheviot, heavy Serge, Whipcord, and diagonal material^ -navy, black Copenhagen, Toupe and brown, They are made over the popular new cutaway model, long coat effect, plain and draped skirt—some with slashed hem. Jackets are. all lined with ’‘Skinner” heavy satin, serge or Pean DeCyghe. , All in ,all this is one of the most remarkable suit values ever offered and would sell in many stores for $25. See them Saturday priced at $ 1 8 , 5 0 Other Suits, Representing the Best Product of New York's Beading Manu- v . facturers, Priced At $25.00, $35.00 and $45.00 W e pay your round-trip fa re to Springfield on .purchases of $15-00 or doer. ■X2C GET OUR PRICES ON PRINTING XX To Cure a Cold in One Day w e Laxative Bronte QtfaifteTablets. A SevenMillionboxes sold in post 12 months* This signature, Cnres/Cr|p\, fa Two Day* oi\every ^ m ^ b o x . 3 l c . DAVES MONEY DAVES.TIME SAVES FUEL"’ SAVES LABOH TRIAL. WIZARD FIRELESS COOKING KETTLE V tHE MOST.WONDERFUL COOKING UTENSIL OF THE AGE. THE FIRELESS WIZARD Tfie Wizard Fireless Cooking Kettle combines tbe advantages of tlie expensive tireless cookers and tbe common cooking kettle, and gives you a simple insulated kettle requiring no soapstone or other heaters. You do not have to transfer the Wizard to s biz cumber­ some box, All yott have toyio is to pu t the food to be cooked in tho Wizard* The Wizard does the rest. The Wizard is a wonder* The principle!* a scientific fact* / I t is th a last word in fireless cookeiy. Any method of retaining heat at cooking tempesature will do % the Srork. Why bother with expensive devices? Get the Wizard. I t does not coat muclu I t is insulated with ground mica,. A non­ conductor. Nothing can injure it. I t is sanitary. Tho insulation will not decay. I t will not pack down, - Always wady to use. THE WIZARD SAVES ' * *' SO MINUTES ON THE HOUR OF FUEL COST rr w ill COOK Oat Meal, Breakfast Food, Boiled Bice, Barley Mush, Bice, Ore am of W h ea t, Vitos, Cracked Wheat, Gra­ ham Mush, Postum Cereal, Stock, Split Pea Soup, Mut­ ton Broth, Chicken Soup, Vegetable Soup, Corn Soup, Mock Turtle Soup, Chicken Broth, Lentil Soup, Boast Beef, ABoast Veal, B o a s t P o rk , Pork Tenderloin, P r e s h .Pork andSauerkraut, Boast Lamb, Boast Chicken, Boiled Beef, Veal Bolls, Veal Cony, Beef Stew, Co r ned Beef, Pot Boast, Stuffed Steak, Boiled Ham, Stuffed Heart, Sweet Breads, Beef Loaf, Corn, Parsnips, Potatoes, Toma- toes, Unions, Cabbage, Sau­ erkraut, M acaron i, Spa­ ghetti, Oysters, Fish, and a thousand other good things to eat. Think what (heWizard Odes* Cooks anything you can cook in an expensive fireless cooker at the cost of an dinary a l umi num kettle* Keeps food hot. Saves money, time, tabor, worry. N o t h i n g bur ned . A fireless cooker in kettle form. 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T*E COARMAN tAVWO* AND TRUST € 0 * Cievaiaa 4 Old** wMKiMiaiMjhAl ‘ ‘ ' The articles to be cooked arc placed in the Wizard and are allowed to remain there ’juHt one-sixth of the time required in the old way* This starts the-cook­ ing process- Take thokettlq off the fuel and allow to remain on the non-oohdoctor mat hntil ready to serve any time after the cooking has been completed* 4 Potatoes require 30 minutes of steady boiling. Boil in tbe Wizard for 5 minutes, place on tbe mat for 26 minutes, They arc ready to serve or you can leave them in the Wizard and they will be hot mid mealy for hours. Same method used with everything, Ju s t oook for ‘one-sixth the time of the old way, then set on the mat for the balance of time. Saves 60 minutes,9 Go out the afternoon. ®F o o d ready for supper. Prepare before bed time. Behest for a few minutes in the morning* Fine. Send in yonr order for the Wizard now. 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