The Cedarville Herald, Volume 40, Numbers 1-26

HERIGTHH 4 'M w MMM a tW bwii , , it*MMMtM »«**» Mmli hMIMW. CLELLAN C olumbus , 0. Heir shoe If, Do You? liuess of in c ! ob 3 nd $2.98 %to $1,98 I ad $1.48 - to $1.98 ....495 T7 . . . i 9 c /V Ol 3i--------- d, Ohio Best Prices For BU T T ER and EPO S Get tiie Bread thatSatisfies “Moths” • Call Phone 217 for Your Grocery Supply, v. ■ Ordtrs Will b« Delivftred Promptly. The W. W. Troute Grocery Co. LOCAL AND PERSONAL 5wa 1 Miss Mary Robb, of UonUerville, ; TIL, has been a guest of Miss Mary ' Ohssnut. • Hiss V ary firatten, of Chisago, is. visiting her mother, Mrs. Louis# Bratton. FOR BALE:—Bet of buggy bar* ness. Mary L, Cooper. BIBLEREADINGCONTEST The animal Bible Reading Con­ test of Gedarvill# College will be held Monday evening. May 28, a t 7:80 p. in., in the Reformed Preeby. tenan church on Main street. A most interesting program has been prepared. The judges will be the Revs. Win. M.. Loritner and Calvin W. Horn, of Jamestown, and Prof. Hallie Q. Krpwn, of Wilberforce University. > I d S p r in g and Summ er We have the line of woolens' everybody is looking for, the newest styles in foreign and Domestic, only first class goods, nothing else The Leading Tailor X E N IA , OHIO 'I CHURCH^SERVICE. CANVAS S H O E S In Black and white for the whole family. R. Bird A Sons Co. FOR SALE;—Large Duroe Jersey male hog, William Smith, phone 88 on 178, FOR RENT:- for. auto. Cultivate your corn with a Nation­ al Cultivator, acknowledged ■ the best on the market. R. M, McKee, Joseph PitBtick of the Federal pike caught his left hand on a meat hook Monday while attempting to get down .from the top of the smoke house. The palm of the hand was badly torn. Mr. Harry Bird, who taught In the Yellow Springs high school the past year was not an applicant for the coming year. He. expects to enter medical college tor the practice of medicine. ’ i Mr.&tid Mrs.Lawrence Barberhad for th e ir week end guests, Miss Miriam Fudge's guestis, Miss Marie Tester, of Layton, and Miss Loretta Hanlon, of Coylngton, Ky. r] P 1 ^ E 8 I D E A D S T O C K WE WILL FAY THE HIGHEST PRICES EVER PAID, Before, by us or anybody else for Horses and Cows OR ANY OTHER DEAD STOCK We have con­ tracted to furnish the AMERICAN HIDE AND LEATHER CO. oar loads of bides for the U. S. GOVERNMENT AND MUST MAKE GOOD. CALL CALL US FOR PRICES. Cash on Removal. Bell Phono 887-W Citizen# Phones: Factory 454, Office 187 Xenia Fertilizer Co. Messrs. T. B. and J*. H . Andrew and their wives drove through tb Huntington, W. Va,, where they will visit Miss Vera Andrew, who teaches school in th a t city, . The best recommendation we can give you for a National cultivator t# fchelist of satisfied purchasers, last year. * R. M. McKee. CREX GRASS RUGS Good Ruga for a small price- Ail sizes at R. Bird & Sons Co. The will of the late Thomas Fields has been probated.. All the prop­ erty is bequeathed to his wife, Lizzie, who was named executor without bond. Alter her death the property will be divided am'ong the children. O. Xenia'S Only Fertilizer P lant, Auto Service Inqsire about our tankage for hogs By the action of the Xenia Board of Education German is to be dropped from the list of studies,. Spanish and French will be substi­ tuted, O H IO SUMMER Tourist, Tickets at L#w Round Trip Fares Daily to New York, Boston, Atlantic City and other Resorts in the) East, direct or via Washington P ennsylvania L i n e s also to Resorts in North Michigan, Wisconsin and the Northwest, Colorado and the West Liberal Stopovers and Retain Limits CmtMt^TbWAmb/»rp*rti**ter*erm4frm C, C. HAWES Ditlrt4 PotifntnAecnt • VAVTON, OHIO "Bridgeport” Standard t Paints TH E PA IN T THAT LASTS m u # John F. Loyd U IjpLJK JLJli mSf- 3t Tires And Tube Repair Shop Located Just Off Of Main St., on K ing Street, All Work Guaranteed Free Air iXLii * m m x en ia , o a t o i|i»pwim'S)WiijinTmi[i iiiiy "ChiyNamel” Varnishes For Floors And Woodwork. * Wall Paper For 5c and /up WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORATING FredF. Graham 17$. Whiteman S t, Xenia, r * v* w*»„ 1 M. E, CHURCH, J , W. Patton, Pastor. Sunday School a t 9:80 a. in. L. H. Bullenberger Sup t.' Preaching by the pastor a t 10:80, Epworth League a t 6:80. The annual college piocio for the seniors was held last Friday at Snyder Park, Springfield, -Stable to be used Mary L. Cooper. LINOLEUM and CONGOLEUM ..Boat ki tchenf loor covering made 2, 2 1-2 and 4 yards wide. With many pattarnato pick from R. Bircf& Sona Co. ' The Seventh and'E ighth grades of the public schools held a picnic a t the Clifton cliff Tuesday. The rain was rathe r unexpected and It waB a dampener , on what was ex­ pected to be a gala day. The school exhibit attracted many of the patrons of the schools who were interested in the display and work of the domestic science class. ■° *United Presbyterian. Jaifies S. E. McMichael, pastor. Sabbath; School a t 9:80. Preaching at 10:30. Y. P. C. U. at 6:00, Leader, Hazel Lowry, Communion Sabbath, JuneBrd, Mr. E. G. Lowry has an infection oj the left eye th a t la causing him considerable trouble being unable to work. ■ - The Uedarville Lime Company has purchased a three and one half ton Keliy-Sprlngfield truck to be used a t present in hauling cord wojjd. The company has been short of woodior burning lime and a large cordage has been purchased but could not be delivered fast enough by teams. New sheds have been erected about the kilns as well as new track for bauling up- the stone. The company a tp re seh t has under­ taken a great task in pumping the water from the quarry by an electric pum p ,. The Secretary of .Agriculture baa urged that farmers plant a liberal supply of sweet corn. Not only can this crop be canned for the benefit of the individual farmer and bis family but the surplus can be sold to canuers who are willing to pay a fancy price for it. , Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lloyd and Miss Ella Jamison, of Farmersville, O., motored Here Sabbath spending the day with Mr, and Mrs, J . H. Andrew ancf other friends. S TRAW H A TS For work arid fires* also a choice stock men's Panamas in all tho isafilng styles at $6 .00 . Give us a call. R. Bird A Sons Co, J j u i c k The Car That Makes Good The Moat Economical Car in the World M. H. Schmidt Tiie Buick Man, W ith Xenia Garage We always have heed ears on hands a t your own price. This i* the year you w an t a large corn ctop. The Wky' to get' i t is to cultivate it properly. To do this you should ubo a National. You only have to see i t to be convinced. R ,M , McKee. Tbe Memorial Sermon will be preached in the opera house Sab­ bath afternoon,' May 27, a t 2:80 o'clock. The preacher for the' oc­ casion will be Lr. Foster of the Presbyterian church In Olifton. The Decoration address will be de­ livered a t the opera I ibus OWednes­ day, May 80th, a t 2:00 p. to. Presi­ dent MoOhesney will be the speaker on this occasion. Mrs, 3. E. Kyle has returned from Detroit where she was called by the illnesB -and, death of her brother, Mr, A. P. Mclntiro, i Mr. and Mrs. William Conley are spending several day a svlth their son, Robert, who is attending Carnegie Institute in Pittsburg. All who subscribed to the Red Cross work are asked to meet in the lecture room of tbe U. P. eburoh Tuesday, May 29, a t 2 p. in., to affoct a temporary organization. Step Ladders, Lae* Curt*tt! Stretchers, ironing Boards, Carpet Sweepers, Porch Swings* Croquet Sets. Rt Bird A Sons Co. FOR SALE—I have for sate a very desirable, centrally located piece of property in Xenia, which will rent to good tenant to pay 10 per cent per annum. The price is $6,000, but time can he had oil much of this, if de­ sired. No better location in town, only one square from court house. As an investment this would be first class. See A. W. T resis, No, 39 Greene ila. Y, a ~ ‘ smmh £| mb B> s r ’FRANK t . JOHNSON, Attorney and Cotmselor-at-Law XENIA, OHIO. Office over Galloway ft Cherry. ****** •4t JOBE 'S ExtraordinaryOffering in Suits FINE TAILORED SUITS $12.75 „ Tailored Suits in the smartest of spring colors, In Fine Man’s Serge, Poplin, Velours, Gabardine, Wool Jergty, all sizes.! Values up to $32.50. SPECIALLY PRICED $12.75 ■ SILK. SUITS Kayser Silk Suits, high class models, in wide range of colors. ESPECIALLY PRICED .. $18.75 Yo San and Khaki Kool Silk Suits, distinctive models in this season’s newest colors. , SPECILLAY PRICED $25.00 Parasols J Plain and Fancy Silk P/irasols, new­ est handles shapes,. . . . $2.00 to $5.00 White Parasols .; ........ ;. ,$1,00, $1.50 Children’s Parasols.. . . . . . .50c,.$1.00 Pump Special $2.50 Patent and Bronze fPumps Fine Quality, French, heel, Special. .$2.50 CHILDREN’S GINGHAM DRESSES in plain, checks and stripes, a ready io wear dress for the price of the material, 6 to 14-years , .......... ................ 50c. 69c, 75c, $1,00 CHILDREN’S ROMPERS, 50c, Children’s Two Piece Play Suits. .50e sizes 2 to 6 y ea rs ... ,59c and $1.00 LINGERIE WAISTS White Stripe Dimity Waists, an un­ usual value, look like the $1.00 kind ......................................................69o 1 ____ -___ - t* # „ MILLINERY SPECIAL Untrimmed Shapes, in black and colors. Specially P riced .. . . . . .$1.00 Children’s Hats, trimmed ready to w ea r ........................... *.. ,49c to $4.90 New Summer Trimmed Hats in all white, all black and white $1.95 to $8, J O B E B R O T H E R S C O M P A N Y S XENIA,* OHIO an I can place your money Inanyamount at NET Repaid to you upon demand No changes. H. A. Ralls A Large and Complete Stock to gsleot From. Both Phones. W. Main ttt. AGENT 201 Commercial Bldg. Dayton, Ohio. Just the thing for o ld floors You can get attractive effects on old kitchen and bedroom floors with Hard-Drying FLOOR PAINT This paint is made especial-. If fox' insideDoorswhere an eeonomical finish is desired. Easy to 'use—dries hard and firm. Many attractive colors. Ask for oolor card, RAT tt* McKEE, { Cedarville, 0. J POP Everybody’. Drink that is different Oglesbee Candyand Settling Works Citizens Phont 2&i Rod, C losing Oat S a le 1 ■ * ' r • * * r . » -». j " On Account of Siokness. ■ ^ Beginning This Week The TullisGrocery W IL L BE .CLOSED OUT RXTRA SPEOIAL PRICKS on any of our stoak in quantities.' Hero’s your opportunity to buy Groceries and household suppliss a t rock bottom pricka.A Xenia, Ohio “MAPLE FLIP ,” “BLOOD WINE” “CON­ CORD GRAPE” "AFRI-KOLA” Dilicious and Refreshing. Sold at all popular drinking fountains, Parks, Restaurants etc. Manu­ factured by • Xenia, Ohio Bathing, Boating, Fishing,Golf and out* door recreation, rest and seclusion, a t numerous resort* described In booldet "Michigan in Summer** AfftiS iW sfata* InfnrrilStthw .Lriai4 $fa i Penn#ylvan ia- G. R. & I. Route