The Cedarville Herald, Volume 41, Numbers 1-26

<> mmm t f f tSTOKIA fJW4 * ' LOCAL AND «^50NAL | Na«J«y*». . V B?6W»a*weR iwA. Kipirat It I t T AKESabeautiful wui- rV I ’ t*ry surface fur floor* ■ aod walla. Can be Mrubbefl with wap aufl bot water. Try It for thekitchen, laundry, bathroom. Hot steam lyon't affect it. Jr you are about**? do any such painting* it Will pay you to ask u» about U. S. N. Peck . Paint, ■ THE TARBOX LUMBER CO. Our Balm* Corroapondsneo did, not ro&oh u» in time for uao thin week. Miss Anna Bradfuto, who has been spending aeveral weeks in Miami county visiting relatives, has returned borne, Mr*. A, G. Byeietn baa for hei gueet her stater,'Mrs* Thomas and son of Cbioago, Mrs. Evaieth vtslted !t)ethusband neaj; Pittsburg last week and ekpeots to move jusi assoon as school t» outl Mr. Eveleth has employment, in a steel milt there. ■■•■■■' mm Bev, Robb, Hutchinson, of the seminary, flUed thre Presbyterian pnlplt at Begraff, Ohio,, the past two Sabbaths. - ' ~ 01 *■■ k NORSESWANTED St, ElinaBeth Hospitdl, Day*- to?, Ohio ‘ (capacity 500 . bfcds) conducted*by The Sis­ ters o f the Four o f St. Fran­ cis, desires - applicants ’ fo r ,, the Training" School for nurses which is accredited, by the State' Board o f Ohio. ■ .Applicants must haye one year High School education. Age between 18-35 years, bor information apply to WSS ANNA MAHER :R.,N> Supervisor, ST. ELIZABETH HOSPITAL 4 , • * : DAYTON, OHIO Dr. W. B. MeCbeswey addressed the Greene County Teachers’ As­ sociation last Saturday pn “ A Bird’s Eye View of Psychology” . . The National Base‘ Ball season opened Tuesday, - The Cincinnati Reds won over Pittsburg which gives encouragement for the local fans that usually.hack the Queen .City team. , The ban on . the" killing Of hens will be lifted oh'Saturday, April '27. according to a notice sent out by tbe state food' administrator. The order went into effect last Febtuary and since then only roosters could be offered for Sale. As a result of such an order eggs have been, more j plentiful and at.a more .reasonable price. It is predicted that more young chickens will be raised this j'ear than ever’ before. SALESMAN WANTED—To^solicit orders for* lubricating oils, greases, arid paints. Salary or commission. . Address the Victor Oil Co., Cleveland; ‘ Ohio. ’ LIBRARY MOTES, Thu following book* have been receive at the library and are ready Toroflwrgtngr- --------------------------’ „ FICTION Basiwtt—Wayfaresatthe Angels. . Bottoms—1The Second Fiddle, Burrougb—Princess of Mar*. Conner—The Major. Cooper—Last of the Mohicans. Cooper—Heart of Hado San. Churohllb—’Dwelling Place’ ol Light* ’ Daviess—HearIs Kingdom, ■ Delano—Tomorrow; Morning, Deland—Rising Tide* poyle—His Last Bow. Gregowitcb—The Fisherman. Haugh—The Broken Gate. Johnston—Georgina of the Rain- bow* Lea—Chole Malone. Lincoln—Extricating Obadiah. Luts—The Witness. .. Mao Harf—The Indian Drum. Montgomery —Annes House Dreams. * Partridge—Sube Cane. Porter—Road .to Understanding. ' Richmond—Whistling Mother. Rice—Calvary Alley. ' Rico—Lovey Mary. * Rinehart—Long Live the King. Tarklngton—Penrod and Sam. Tarkington—Seventeen,, WAR BOOKS Barber-rThe Aeroplane Speaks, Curtin—The Land of the Deepen­ ing Shadows. , Chambers—Barbarians. Dawson—Carry On. Gerard—My iFour . Ye a r s in Germany, Gibson—Journal From Our Le­ gation. ipBelgium. Hall—Kitdhener’s Mob. Hay—Secrets of the Submarine. Hay—The First Hundred Thous­ and, Hay—All In It. • Haurd—My Home -in Field <>f Honor. Haurd—My Home in Field , of Mercy. Maurice—Bottled Up in Belgium. Peat.—Private Peat, Van Dyke—Fighting for Peace. *sn |V TJhe f>lac« to get good Groceries, Fresh Fruits md Vegetables, and to exchange your pro­ duce for goods or Cash. ' * t Kind and courteous given to your smallest needs. N. Give Us a Trial L. H. Sullenberger Cedarville, Ohio • , ■ , ^ • * . » • % iwiiiiminiit g j “ THEALLIES MUSTWIN” America’s great part of the War mustbe production of food. Tractors will help but the -good . old reliable Petcheron horse is still, the main­ stay pf‘America* and the world, In Us great need. Longfumeau,, five years old, im­ ported from France, a bigfiat boned, good footed, fine . dispositioned Percheron, will make the season at the farm near Cedarville, in charge of John Stewart. •Gpll 8 on 108, Citizens Pba?e to arrange booking of mare*. Fee |18for a satisfactory colt, , ANDREW WINTER, Owner. Fresh bread at Nagley’s. Buy Liberty Bond* "Over Here" To Help Soldier* "O yer-Tbmre" <A S e a t o n o f 1918 SpringsShowing o f MetropolitanSuits an'dOvercoats Constituting Dayton’* Greatest;Clothing.Exhibit in Point of Nanbsri, in Point 1 of Excellence and In Point j»f Value * - Y o u k n ow when a ttfauln any community bobs up with a big fortune, the question asked Is, WHERE DID YOU GET IT? Clothing man' who know something both about our Spring stock and market Conditions, ask us, WHERE DID,YOUGET IT? They expected to see sma’ier selections at bfgger prices, but any man who experts METROPOLITAN’ to easily submit to adverse conditions, la overlooking- the character of this organization. We are not the kind to wait for what’s being handed out. We're out to put a crimp into conditions before they put a crimp Juto us. We've been out for months free-laiicing over the American Con­ tinent and we’re pack with the goods, > • ^ ... fo T t^ r te ty — For Values For Models — For Making For N ovelty— For St^le ^ And for all these things that make ,1.-"-, Clothes, worth while— Metropolitan as Usual robe , /teytons G reatest Q/otluers Q ualityQornar J^udlcnva t VourtfiZ DAYTON, OHIO J ust A r r ived Car of 1 Seed Potatoes * ' 4 Plenty of Onion Sets Cheap H.E. Schmidt &Co. SoutH Detroit St., Xenia, . . . . / Ohio GIVE Y 0 URIGAR A N ew FINISH' DO IT YOURSELF WITHONEORTWOCOATS -V; ,0 'F This m onth ’s B u tterick P a ttern s 10b and lSe~~none h iglier. For Sale By . THE TARBOX LUMBER CO. ..... .:v ........... wV Jtf' - ■ ;. l • 14 ?: W-- NOTICE TO HORSE BREEDERS COLESHILL DIAMONDiKING Coleihill Diamond King it an imported Shire, hay, weight 2100. ” H# has proven himself a sire of draft*colt* that will maturj into ton '’hornet. HU colt* have sold higher than apy other horse that ha* *y&r stood,tn the county. One pair of yearlings told last fall for *1051$) add hU *uckl!ng-tolt* have told at high as $125.00. A sure brisder*and good dltpoiitidn. Will make thD season a t $20, PRINCE ALBERT PrinceAlbert is an imported Belgium; sorrel weight 2000 another one of the greatest sires that aver stood in the county. You need not '■tell anyone aboutPrince Albert, everyone knows him and hU Colts, ‘ , Will make the aedson a t $15.00, ■ EPI Epi Is an Imported fietglum, ahorse that is knofn to hundreds ‘of breeders in this section for his fancy colts. He is a sure foal getter ; W hUcelts are always jn demand. You can .make no mistake in 'tadngthU horse. Will make the season at $15, These horses will make the season of 1018 at my barn 1-2 mile Joeuih of CedasvUle on Wilmington pike, All colts insured for thirty [ways. If i ot sound and all right at that time don’t settle till they v right. TheS* hones will be in the flareof a competent and care* if groom, and everyone will be treated right. . Care will be taken to accidents but will not be responsible should any occur, TOWNSLEY OSCAft L E f i in Charge. ■mnmm K IT C H E ,!^ C A B IN E T Hoosier SavesMiles o f Steps, Within arm’s reach are places for 400-articles* The most used things are nearest—each one put there by science, after thousands of trials to determine which place is handiest. Hoosier protects food by keeping supplies in place. By preventing guesswork and waste in measuring and mixing. With intelligent use, the c nnet will soon pay its cost. Easy Terms--Money-Back Guarantee . • * . This authorized Hoosier store will deliver this* cabinet for a small payment dowh. But, remember, our stock is limited. Come.' at once— you are welcome to pay as convenient. Your Money All Back’if You Are Not Delighted! Come Thjs Week and PickOut the Hand** . someSt Model ' Hutchison & Gibney’s Spring Sales are ejuite a success Stoves, Cabinets, Carpets; Linoleums, Rugs, Window Shades, Lace Curtain Material* Kitchenware, splendid assortment China Woodware. ^ tUU*Uttig>tn)erl tfXXt^imctit!Urtd topertittmer aMryhtia* JfIr^rj p]'i . Hutchison & Gibney Xenia, Ohio,