The Cedarville Herald, Volume 40, Numbers 27-52

if Mftan i B R O W E R 'S Get Acquainted Sale of Furniture, Stoves, Etc. Now in Full Swing. Ends O ct 31 We want to get better acquainted with the people of Greene County, that’s why we arfi conducting* this sale. An entire new stock of furniture show in every wood and style at a wide range of price. Distinctive furniture for the living room, Dining room, or Bed room. Furniture for yqWevery need. And ail, every price offered during this sale, at prices you will^be unable to resist buying if you need furniture. . A few of the Many Bargains we Offer During this Sale Amorican Walnut Bed Room Suite Dreiser, Dressing Table, Ghifloneerand Bed. Get Acquainted Sale Price,.................... $ 78.00 Oak Stoves $6.50 and up. Sanitary Wood Beds I n Oalr, Mahogany, American Walnut and Old Ivo ry Fn isb . A A Got Acquainted d ) / ' U U Sale P rice..... and up 3-Piece Parlor Suites TTpholstered-in Genuine L ea th e r and In rich Mahogany finish. $ 25.50 Get Acquainted Sale P rice ' Old Ivory Enameled Bedroom Suites tN«w design, five pieces—Dresser, Bed, Dress­ ing Table, Kocker and Bench. Get Acquainted Sale P rice'.......................... $ 62.50 A CAR Load of Oak Dressers, Chiffoniers and Dressing Tables *Bought and priced very low for this sale, gale price.. aud up — Iron Beds Continuous two-inch posts five fillers. Vernis Martin or W h ite Enamel. Get Ac­ quainted Bale P rice,..... Buck’s Hot Blast Heaters Cuts Coal Bill one-third. Guaranteed to hold fire 81 to 36 hours. Priced { during this a t ............. u n ici $ 22.00 6 Solid Oak Diners W ith pad seats. Acquainted Sales Price.......................... $ 9-00 Congoleum Rugs All sizes and patterns a t big discount of Adver­ tised. Price during this sale. Davenports Get Acquainted Sales Price - As Low a s ..... ................ . $ 16.00 HUNDREDS OF OTHER DOLLAR SAYING BARGAINS FOR YOU DUJUNG THIS SALE All Merchandise Marked In Plain Figures. R E PR E SEN T STE IN WAV & SON IN XEN IA - WE SELL STEINWAY PIANOS. BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS KOHLER AND CAMPBELL PIANOS CLAYOLA PHONOGRAPHS f PIANISTA PLAYER PIANOS PATHE RECORDS 36-38 West Main Street XENIA, OHIO Hutchison &Gibney XENIA, OHIO. Have certainly surpassed former years in their selection of S u its , Coats, S k ir ts and W a ists for th is fall and w in ter trade Many customer* have looked in larger cities and the same articles have been * much higher price. i New Kids, Corsets, Underwear Fine {[Assortment / Cotton and Wool Blankets fcBoughtJbefore the advance. Customers will get the benefit of price Cotton Batting at Former Price ' House and Street Calico Dresses. Fine Assortment. Stoves, Rugs, Shades, * ■ Queensware, China > L inoleum s HolidayGoods InThe Basement Will Please You* The Cedarviile Herald, * i.oo p e r Y ea r . K.ARLH BULL E d l t o Entered a t the Pust-Vflieo, Ccdar- vi.lo. October 31, 1887, as second class matter. w. L. CLEMANS R e a l E s t a t e Chafe*found*t my o&c# such Saturday or reached by |»h<me at . my r«*id*flc« each everting, Office U PHONES Residence 2-122 CEDARVILLE, OHIO* K suA t:*-,w ri% & v A m im i rtstx FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1917 Questions and Answers J 1. W list I k » Government Bond? a It is the Government u engraved a0, fcnowledgmcnt (signed by authorized officials) that- the Government has borrowed from you a stated amount of1 money, that it will repay this full Amount at a stated time, and that it wlii pay you, interea*. on that amount at a stated rale on certain elates. How do Liberty Bonds differ from Other bend* leeyed ■by th e Gov­ ernm en ts j,' What a War Loan Is A great war loan is simply tho device by whidh we < are able, with the least inconvenience and disrup­ tion of our national machinery, to sift whatever portion of if. is need­ ed from its ordinary work into the work of fighting. It docs not rep­ resent, save partially, an actual transfer of cash; it is a credit oper­ ation, whereby subscribers to the loan turn over to tho Government, for use In itB war program for tho general benefit, part of the credit machinery at their disposal-, which they would otherwise have em­ ployed in procuring things for their individual benefit. Viewed in this way, the six or seven billions of war debt can fairly be compared to.the $ 230 , 000 , 000,000 of productive wealth of the'United Stutes. It amounts only to a fraction of the in­ come from that $230,000,000,000, and, consequently, even if it repre­ sented a total loss—which it doeB not by any means—it would be a loss that we might fairly expect to bear. Not at all, except that the money re-, ceived by tbo Government on Liberty Bonds will be used in this country to purchase materials and supplies for the prompt and effective ending of this war. How much monsy will tha <3ov»rn- m ent raise by calling tha»e Bonds? Three billion dollars (that is, three thousand millions). 4. Doas th e Government need- alt this money T YeB, It -will probably^-need even more before the war ends. In that event, more bonde-will be1sold. G. Where will th e Government spend this money7 In buying supplies, the Government Sims to spend the money in the dis­ tricts where It is raised as far as pos­ sible. If I buy L iberty Bonds will I get In­ te re st on my money? Yes, twice a year at the annual rate of 4 per cent. If a later issue of bonds Is issued at a still higher rate of in­ terest, you will get that higher rate of interest by exchanging the bonds you buy now for the new bonds. 7. IT I buy Liberty Bonds will I get back all th e money I pay for them ? L IB ER TY LOAN SUNDAY . Sunday , Oct, 21, Has been offi­ cially designated as Liberty, Loan Sunday th roughou t th e U n ited States. Committees will arrange w ith clergymen of all denomina­ tions to preach L ibe rty Loan ser­ mons on th a t date., You certainly will, if we win the war. If we don’t win, you’ll not have to worry about your money; > the Kaiser will take all you have and then make you work to earn-more for him. Thus far the United States has never lost a war; and the United States Gov­ ernment has never failed- to pay back In full every dollar it ever borrowed on bonds. : 8. Suppose I buy Bonds and pm later In . need of money. -Can I tu rn my Bonds Into cash? You should buy.liberty Bonds: Because you love your country. Because they are an absolutely safe investment. Easily. Any bank or broker will be glad to sell them for you. Any bank will be glad to lend you money on your Liberty Bonds, for they are the safest collateral in the world. 9. : Mozart and Bretxner, When Mozart was a t the height of his fame he composed the music for Bretzijers “ Belmont . und Ivon- stanze” (“The Abduction From Se­ raglio”) a t the request of the Em­ peror Joseph II. •The author of the drama was so angry a t this th a t he inserted the following notice in tho Beipziger Zeitung: “A certain fel­ low named Moz,art has dared to mis­ use my drama, ‘Belmont und 3£on- stanze/ for an-opera text. I hereby solemnly protest against this inva­ sion of my rights, and I reserve to myself further procedures. (Sign­ ed) Christoph Friedrich Bretzner, author of Tlauschchen.’ ” If I sell my Bonds, will. I get a s much as I paid for them ? “ United States Government Bonds seldom sell below par—that is7 the price yop pay for them, the face value.- Many times they go above par, so that you can sell them at a profit. Where can I buy them ? ! .10. At any bank or bar i houtle and at some depai tmont stores. Ask your banker or your broker. 11 . Do I pay a commission to the bank or broker? No. Banks and brokers are glad to do you and their Government this service at tlielr own expense. They are working for their Government as patriotic citizens. 12., How much will the Bonds cost me? As much as you purchase. You can buy a siugle bond for $50, $100, $500, $1,000, just as you prefer. You can buv ten $50 bonds or one $500 for iSM , Improved Fountain Pens. So that it can be used in the dark ' a fountain pen has been equipped with a tiny electric searchlight and a stor­ age battery by its English.Inventor. Sanol Eczema P resc rip tion is a famous old rem edy for. all forms of Eczema and sk in diseases. Sanol. is a gua ran teed remedy. Get a 35c large tr ia l bo ttle a t the d rug store. . N A T I O N A L ELEVENTH ANNUAL D A I R Y S H O W Come and See 2000 of the World’s Champion Dairy Cattle THE WORLD’S LATEST INVENT IONS AND GONVEN- IENCES IN DAIRY MACHINERY SHOWN IN OPERATION ■** An Educational Exposition Crowded into these ten days and evenings will be a university education I> dairying and kindred Industries F o r B o th C i t y and C o u n t r y Come and see how milk Is pasteurized and bottled—learn how butter and cheese are made and how to use them efficiently and economically. Take your wife and daughters to the Domestic Science lectures—your boys to the Stu­ dents' Judging Con'“3ts. Ths SUte of Ohio spent $250,009 erecting this most magnificent coliseum. It Is a per­ manent structure of concrete anti ateol, and has a capacity of over lo.ooo people, it w ie M dedicated Thursday night, Oct. 18, with the tnest and most comprehensive Night Horse Show At Which will be shown the lineal horses In America In all kind* ef fancy riding and driving contests, Six, sight and twelve-hors# "hitches.” HUGE DAIRY MASS MEETING On Ootober twenty-second, to be addressed by Food Adinlalsirator Herbert O. Hoover, Scoretary of Agriculture David S. Houston, and other of our nation’s most prominent men. Vital questions of tho day affecting our food, supply will bo fully discussed at this meeting, YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS IT Tractor Show—Automobile Show — Farm Implement* — Bam Equipment—Silo*—Ice Cream Machinery—Croarnery Machinery- Milk Condensing Machinery—Cheese Making Machinery— -Every­ thing used on the Farm or in the manufacture of Dairy Products shown full size and in operation. SPECIAL RATES AND EXCURSIONS ON A L L RAILROADS Inquire of your nearest ticket agent. IM S nwiaewisiissss>ip a m mm COLUMBUS C * ! • * * € » • 'Voffantent* 15fluid] CUSTOM! *2*S’ KS.Uftv ( i-. L *W!£ K»SK 6 - ? MSg f*«E» v’tetiV ft! tS'Soo- ssT? c *??<!? For Infants and Children. MothersKnowThat GenuineCastoria ,i X lc - w I io I ' 3 p e r gene . < iS 2 a s £ !B £ d i Theretiv'Pfomotln^Digestionj neither Mineral. N o ? N arcotic AhcIpfulRcmcdyfer GonstlpationandDiarrtu* ;l( e S ii tt o ^ ^ 5 2 i.‘tlInfaIl<7, fac-SimileS i j o ^ of 0 S 'rapCENTA.mCoHPflod N E W Y O H g Use Over Thirty Years Best Prices for Butter, Eggs and Poultry Farmer® call us by phone, get our prices on produce, and arrange to have your groceries delivered. Nagley’s Grocery Phone 4Q. Cedarviile, Ohio Patlie Phonograph No Needles to Change Plays Any Record Be sure to see and hear th is m ach ine be- making a purchase. M ach in es g lad ly sent on approva l.” Galloway & Cherry fill E. Main St., Xenia, t'O-H’ The Biggest Loss on Farms Today is Perishable Posts andPoor Fence Profits Are Made by Managing a Farm on a Business Basis 1 Use American Steel Fence Posts Made by American Steel & Wire Company THEY LAST A LIFE TIME Thousands In use In the past 15 years. Which have not rotted, rusted or burned because tlisy are heavy zinc coated Inside and outside. American Steel Pests— Cart Be Driven RUminates Fence Repairs Evory l’osb a Lightning Rod Protect# Stock from Lightning No Staples Required ^ Fence Rows Can Be Burned, D es-1 troying'Weeds and Vermon Land with acocl Posts Is More' Valuable, Money Saved S e e M* e t onrte for further information or ask the man who haa used Amerioan- Stee l Fence Pest. TARBQX LUMBER CO. CedarviileJO h io fJ smnssn** 1 t l s t P d b n v h a si d s: ft Cl L \\ u h L 1) a hi a: o- II rt oi 8 , I) U al 'Ilf til St \v iv m md Children, hi. M nr sv St 11 to Bh so tn 1M vvt dr. he Ml Mt tit ‘tli. sii SOi bo eh $5 tb w) (nowThai Castoria MftWVOSS-ClTf; and trices on groceries :ery irville, Ohio raph in hine be- tb g lad ly >my ns Today h tor Fence •.g a Farm is ence Posts ire Company ?E TIME en Nt In it’ll have not rottedv heavy zino !«, so Money ISaved atfon or ask the ":i*i Fenee Feat. HER CO. ' 1