The Cedarville Herald, Volume 37, Numbers 1-26

| TiiMBiai « ¥ :i"».*** tiiWMllMt'fflm *■*) P a in tin g and Rubber T irra At WnUord’s Tbo XujJa Ite.’f n c • wot ike lucal • IhV-utall tram lavt Saturday ur.l took | away all tho honors of *>ht<u'} by a ; inure of r"to 1,' M any a w o rking m an wouW he a t i. loss ns to w h a t to do w ith Ins money if It wore not fo r us. We te a c h th em th e value of money. teach fh em -to save, to bu ild homes, and snow them how money p laced a t in te re s t w ill grow in to a goodly sum , LejbuBbo a friend to you. Open an accoun t w ith us a em ail am o u n t w ill s ta r t you. The Cedarviile Building & Loan Association ^ Incorporated for................. 4 2 0 0 .0 0 0 ,0 0 Subscribed .Stock.............. 4126 .425 ,00 .BOARD OP D IRECTORS W , J . T arbox, P re s id e n t J . W , D ixon, V ice-P residen t Andrew Ja c k sp n , S ecretary - W . H . B a rb e r ' ■ . • ” w . A. Spencer ■ C. M- Crouse ? R .'E . M cFarland W. M. C o ttre ll ._ . J . E.* Ml toll oil WE WILL PAY YOU 18 c per dozen in trade for clean, fresh eggs, bring us your surplus • Bird's Mammoth Store. | A \'<#y j Accorsiinrr tn press diepati Jr '5 the ; confirmation of IV. A. TunrbiU e.3 ; p ?stuiase r of this place wn- made i latjt Thursday in. tho Senate-. P o o SAJ.n:—A S tunhopn Buggy cheap. In q u ire a t B arlow ’s b lack - sm ith shop. - Among th e out of-town r e ' 2 >h' pre"-- i l . - f Vf Ta t i o a Pay iv.ro: .Mr. t'r j -McMillan, GaiveH'ji’, Texas;; Pi.,id**:: Pmdlum, (Jreeavlljb'f J. IS. MvElrey. Dayton; Noah Randall, Audeirenj iud.; Eli Small, Springfield; J, c.-Mc? Millaii, Columbus. . i a i ><d aissIteiiC’0 v. ■ • ih -s •d the ,tl . uy 'T h e *3 ’ «a«r of AtyJ r?; / ' v.t i.:> «,i < hm -e la: i ykMuL.iy r.k.kt. Tk'- plrr» wat; Weil ; ■red’ upon tee po.it <-f the rolb "(V and <>i,t*7yoJM v.nu r.ir'Ji;j pi.'o^f. j. The »'ay is wtil-bal- :;>i:el and u v,Ju i f comedy rune hmit.' A eh'.hl part by libU Ih'.’iji i!ii; v,::. e. rtrm rr fc Ann. oj tin Play. Mr, and Mrs, D. « . Ervin are flt> trading th e It. Pi Synod, fO. S.) at Bloomington Ind., this work, FOR SALE—The W. J, Smith proje arty n ta-hargaln price. Terms to suit. Some ether town properties. Smith & Collins. FRUJT JARS J- - LOCAL AND PERSONAL----- 3 j---P in ts, u u a r t s _ a n d half-*rjaUon- ^ _ v jar rubbers and caps. v Bird’s Mammoth Store ■Mrs;, W. P. Haines lias been on the|" Miss Florence Williamson, who has sick list this' week. '■ .'Miss ."Belle Middleton,’'o f fellow Springs,, was- th e guest, of Miss Char, iotte Siegler over Sabbath. • been teaching a t Glemvood, Iowa, is ■home for tho summer vacation. F or S ams :—20 gp riu g pigs, A n n a M. Townsley, Rev. H om er McM illan, of A tlan ta, Ga., has been her^ th is week, to en ­ joy th e d ifferen t college festivities. ■Mr. and Mrs. Howard Turnbull are the proud, .parents of 'a daughter th a t arrived Wednesday^ Mi*. James Gray and wife, of Pitts­ burg,. arc spending a few days with the former’s mother, Mrs! Belle .Gray; .*—Special a tten tio n given all orders for sooial funcilions. The Cedarvjlle B ak e ry , G, AV. Miles, p rop rieto r, j ■ ‘ : FOR SALE—Guernsey cow and calf, just fresh. C. L. Finney, Mr. Fred Fields, of Chicago, return- filmed home, ed Monday after spending, a day or so with relatives. Miss Rosa Stormont, wild-has spent the winter a t Winfield, Kansas, has re- •—Telephone y o u ro rd e rs fo r bread, p ies or cak es to The O edarville B ak e ry , No. 41. - 4 “• t * ' ”< Miss J e n n ie E rv in is ry lsiting in B loom ington, In d ., th is 1week, and •a tte n d in g R. P . Synod (O. S.) BUTTER KRUST BREAD Machine wrapped or Plain 6 loaves far 25c . Bird’s Mammoth Store- Miss Lunette S terrett, who has .been teaching th e past year a t Selmn, Ala,, is, home, for- the summer vaca­ tion. . Miss A da W allace. o‘f W inchester, O., has been th e guest of Mr. S tew a rt Townsiey and fam ily . TENNIS SHOES In WHITE and BLACK for men, women and children Bird’s Mammoth Store Misses Nellie tlstick and .Lillie St.ew- nrt, of Columbus, were guests o' friends here over Sabbath. , Mr, Fred Bird, of the O S, V:, was hoihe oVer BCcoratidu Day. Rosa1;—-Long w h ite k id glove be tween town and home. . P lease re* F or S a lk :—A good sized coal or wood shed in good condition. Mrs. J . O. S tew art TRAVELING BAGS and VAL­ ISES both in Leather and MAT­ TING . Bird’s Mammoth Store Mr. W, D, Nifcbet, of Chicago, who I attended' the auto races at Indiapapo- , li?, '.Saturday, ran over hero Sabbath «to, spend tho day with his parents, Mr, rand Mrs, J..H , Nishet. Mr. J. E. X>s- brt and wife, cf Dayton, !also spent the day a t home, Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Wolford were "at-home” Satin-Jay -to a number of relatives. Mr. Frank Mills ami fam­ ily, Springfield, EUtor Wolford, wife and dabghter, of Yellow Springs, Miss Sarah*Wolford and Mr, and .Mrs.‘W, A, Turnhull, . - . P ro f. Leroy A llen has had as his guests th is week Mrs. Elhtnboth Boyd and daugh ter „Miss E th e l, of Liverpool, O. Miss Mattie Dobbins, who lias been the gurst'of hors'lslor, Mrs, Mary Bur­ rell, Springfield, 1ms returned home. ■Mr.’Hairy .Waddle, wife and sun,of Springfield, have been, spending a few days, with Mr. IV. J. Tarbox and fam­ ily, SHOE BARGAINS Women’s Ogfords sixes3 , 31 -2 and 4 $1.00 pair. Men's Oxfords and Shoes in patent leather and Gun Metal. All sizes sold at $ 2 .5 0 to $ 4 . 0 0 pair. ‘ -Now $1.69 pair. , Bird’s Mammoth Stove. Mr. W, A. Tu rnbull has purchased a lute model S fudebaker tou ring car. I t will 1m used in firs travels- between his home and town when ho assumes Ills duties as postm aster. Mr. Tu rnhu ll has been unable to got a house and will rem ain a t ids country home un til fall. . Miss Laura Wright, IdayHte, Ind., wtarfros Areen rtlrer guest •of■’h oy broth­ er. Postmaster Wright, and family, left Thursday Tor Troy, and then go on. to New York ■ for a visit. ‘ 1 ■ . MTss $ a rah -McCown, of Tennessee is th e guest of Drl and Mrs. Mc- Ohesnoy. M iss McCoweik was a former college s tu d en t hero. Mr. J, C. Gn'ndle was presented $10 last ‘Thursday' morning by T>e; Mc- Chegney iir behalf of the students for his efficient work, about the building and grounds during the past year. I t is expected th a t M inor Eaton* connected ju th e Shull w hite slave case will also plead guilty when his .‘ case Is called next, Tuesday. H is '-attorney;wril—gsk -for- n -snspem letl J-sentence. - - y - - - - | - .. .........— J PriT. R. A. Brown, wife and three j children, of .Mexico City, who are, in ’ this country oh. an enforced va.-ation, ! Qwlng w the, Mexican revolution, 1spout -Vvcdnesday wilh Dr. and Mrs. M. T, Marsh, Prof.-Brown expert' to return to the Pre&hyteyian miss'on work as soon as the Mexican situation quiets down. " ,Mr> and Mrs. J . H . Creswell Intye as th e ir guests H r, ,lnhn T’ay jo r, of C incinnati, wlto came to attend college coimnenceunuit. IH*. T aylor aud .w ifc leave in t Septem ber. *for In tlia w here they* go as m edical m issionaries for the R. P. denom in­ ation, . ■Mr. J., W. Johnson'nnd wife had as Lheir'gu.ftsts,-Saturday: MBs Lenadil- bPrt, Xenia; Mr. and Jtrs. CharlesGuJ- h'ert and, Mr, trn<l Mrs. Ralph Gilbert,' South Charleston. SHIRT VVAISTS House Dresses and aprons, Boudoir and Dust Caps. Bird’s Mammoth Store Mr; and Mrs, H a rry W ilson cole- hrateiV'tlH-Jr 10th w edding anmver- srry Monday evening, A number of relatives and friends enjoyed the ho sp itality of the,,evening- tu rn to Mrs 0 . G. T u rnhu ll. Porch Sw ings 4 2 .9 8 to 4 7 .5 0 Hammooks $1.00 to 4 5 .0 0 Croqet S e ts T5c to $t.5<3 Bird’s Marpmoth Store >.n..jl.lihLCwi»>;:Mi|l.. J \ ' ' Mr, John Mt-Fartand and son. F’Ostpr, of Dayton, spent Decoration, day here. Messrs. RufUs and Foster McFarland, who (have conducted a grocery on Brown street, have disputed of their business. Hundreds of’ tourists from eastern Ohio ns well a:; other states passed through'here la?t Thursday and Frl- -day—en route—iA-Undianapolis—'for—the iiOO mile- automobile, race last Satur­ day; I t is said th a t the paid attendS (face was placed a t 110,000, This him become the’■greatest; .snorting event hr the world so.far a s attendance is'conr- eerntd. Many from European- coun­ tries were present, all the big ’prizes going to i Volga' drlyeiv. Mrs, Lucy McClellan, who has been spending Die winter in Jacksonville, Flo,, arrived heme several days ago. The tr|p .was,made by -way of New York City, where several ■days weTe spent in sightseeing. Mrs, MctileJlan vva« accompanied by her son, Mr. G, A. McClellan and’wife-, who are at pres­ ent visiting in Springfield. - Prop. F . A-. J u r k a t leaves Lionel ay for New A thens to a tten d com­ m encem ent of F ra n k lin college mi tiie lit li. P ro f .Turkat is a g ra d u a te of th a t in stitu tio n an d will m eet a form er room m ate who re tu rn s from California on a visit. - Deputy Sheriff Jackson, ju company. With -a negro prisoner whom .he •was bringing to this county-, 1 met with slight Injuries when the police auto da Springfield -collided with a' street- car, ‘ -Several stitches were required on iCarthrfs head while the deputy escaped with bruises on the head and -leg. ■ ' „ New - Meat Store ■ (.F o rm e rly C. H . C r o u s e ’s S ta n d ) Common Grchnd^, . "It makes mighty Utile difference, says tho Boston Transcript, what alti­ tude records aviators break, they're all- planted a t a uniform levek .. We invite/your inspection of out- stock of meats, fruits and vegetables which at all times will be up to the high­ est standard and priced at a fair margin. u V li 'ALM IS TO P LE A SE May we.have your-order? \ Walter Cuttiae * Phone orders delivered. ' ’ CEDJIHVILLE, . OHIO - _ / - -. No other paint in the world carries a bona-fide guarantee- Pretty strong statement?- Well, here’s the proof. , The paint you app \y*might chajk— it might crack — it might p ee l —it might b jister~~ \t might fa d e it might prove' m satisfactory all around. Ask the dealer from whom you are considering buy­ ing paint to protect you against these things-- in Writing '* He won’t. He can’t. - _ ' We will. "We do. W ith every bill of Bradley & Vrooman Paint we sell goes, a Cold Bond Guarantee that . \%insurance to you, against losSr Bradley &; Vrooman Guaranteed Paint • .......... ->.■«• ■ . ■ We could set a higher price than we ask upon Brad­ ley & Vrooman paint and be justified in so doing. —------ The painLis fp<?y//( /^—witness the-Gold-Bond Goar--------- antee as the.manufacturer’s, token of faith, in his product.- But as a matter of fact you pay no more for Brad- . ley & Vrooman Paint pnder our protected purchase plan than you do for kinds where you assume all the risk. We are glad to talk Bradley & Vrooman Paint because we know it is WORTH talk- , . mg about. THE TARBOX LUMBER CO. r Dayton has The Best Storcsj in Ohio . Complete Stocks 'QyergWgdnesdai^ (SiuburbanDag D a y t o n Gem City Dayton has Up- ., to-the-m lnu te Styles Right Prices. Wednesday—SUBURBANDAY—In Dayton * * * ' • Dayton 1ms completely rccoverccf from,its great disaster and the;merchants have'planned to make SUBURBAN- DAY more attractive than ever, to out-of-town shoppers. Attractive Merchandise . Price Inducements Excellent Transportation Facilities—Fine Hotel and Rea- ■ a , taunit* Accomodations—Many Theaters^ and places of am.tisement. ■ f ' - .. 1 . > 'r,‘ * t ' .«* w <*rv* - * * * ‘y , *-►».*’ *r*- - '» ’ *' * < -- • 1 , s*- • ;; ^ MSHOP IN DAYTON— IT WILL PA Y YOU .’! ^ -..................... - ........' ■ ' * - ’■ .................. ............... ’ .... AT COUNTYFAIR AFTERNOONS Most every class is full at this time which insures our patrons one of the best equine shows ever given in Ohio. Arrangements have been made for a gala three day show and every promise will be fulfiled.. Most of the entries come direct from shows in larger cities. Elaborate decorations and splendid music. •, ' - ° Reservation to be had at Troupe’s Drug Store Cor. Main and Fountain Ave,, B - Springfield, Ohio SPECtAt „J *f l