The Cedarville Herald, Volume 41, Numbers 1-26

> > ft fv H P / ^ I N T ►"■••'VHIREi* pr*cdc*lly nv ¥ f«M. or bother ** nil fepaiatiag g Soar rrilh this deck paint la twehrp hoar* It i* dry apd hard and th* room is ready for uto agaia, -whitethefloorU ready *w year* of service. Como a and aak as about it * THE TARB0X LUMBER CO. •'i iVt'W'; MAHD OVCRNIGMT mm ■w g g w end P hmhw ^ now spring line. R.BIrd,& Sons Co* nbrses WANTED X ■'■■■'■ r - ' * . St* .Elizabeth Hospital, Day- tan, Ohio (capacity 500 beds) conductedby The Sis-., ter* of the Poor o£ St. Fran­ cis, desires applicants for the Training; School for nurses which is accredited by the State Board of Oiijo. Applicants must have one year.High*School education. Age between 18-35 years, tor information apply to ,' MISS ANNAMAHrR R. N. Supervisor, ST. ELIZABETHHOSPITAL DAYTON, OHIO T "............. ......................... 1 1,11 1 rfcfiWciMrwr>*A»«e^jr»€»*rK<f»Af*#j Jamestown celebrated the doub- $ in ra i aNn If j Hug of tlwr Third Liberty Loan LOCAL AND PfiffcOWAL 3 U*ot* last Saturday. State Fire Marshall Fleming g§Ye the addrsai. »w s m f , --JK ggtW - -tfm. J+rn'J>m »->W Jt'S IW - - .ffepW' l fegouaa’a Band will be in Xenia about noon onTuesday, April SO io the Interest ot the Third Liberty Loan. Ma^sure abd hear this iambus masloai organization, F<*r years back tmudrede of thousands bare bought high priced tickstafor the Bousa concerts. This time p ti* free for tlneie Barn’s cause* rTl‘ The past winter seems to b*v.? claimed most of the rose hushes ;in this section, All that can be done it to cut them down to the ground at onbe if they are deal! and tht roots wiR send forth new sprouts. Bertha Owens Gram beta been granted a divoroe ffom her husbano andreseivea|500in the settlement. ,Uhe case came up for contest in the Common Fleas Court last’wesk.jifc JEL.ee Union “ Alloverall*" extra wall made garments* R, Bird A Sons Co. . A. Ford louring car converted into a tractor^by a special attachment gave a very satisfactory demons­ tration of plowing on the Barbel farm north of town Tbiirsday after­ noon. ./ Hawaiian Pineapple, sliced or grat­ ed, 2(Lgnd 25c per can a£ Nagley’s. Ask for Ballard’s Pancafep, and Buckwheat flour at Nagley’a. -Mrs. fiuroader has been very ill at her home in gprlngfleli with pneumonia, but Is reported as some better. , " —RAIN COATS for man ths host $ 6 .0 0 value on the market. Ask to see thsm. R. Bird A’Sons Co. SALESMAN WANTED—To solicit orders for lubricating oils, greases, and paints, *Salary or commission Address the Ohio. , Victor Oil Co., Cleveland, ID Do You Think p That is what the fanners thought in Northern r Prance. If we do not win me war it may -• happen here. - > • \ ^ :: ■ . . ■ r, r - • . . • InvestinLibertyBonds \ and help end the war on the other side of the - 1 ocean, and thus protect your home, your town ^ and your country from invasion and destruction. | tH IS SPACE PAID FOR AND CONTRIBUTED BY ■■*’ . ■K' ~ H. . W .L . CLEMANS ± = a NOTICE TO HORSE BREEDERS C O L E SH IL L .D IA M O N D iK IN G CoJeahill Diamond King is an imported Shire, bay, weight 2100. .Ha has provsn himself a sireof draft colt* that will mature into ton her««s. His coltsHave sold Higher thkri any other horse that has ever stood in the county. One pair of yearlings sold last fall for $332,50 and his suckling colt* have sold as high as $125.00. A sure breederand good disposition. Will make the season at $20, PRINCE ALBERT Prince Albert is aft imported Belgium* torrel weight 2000 another oneof the greatest sires that ever stood in the county. You need not tell anyone about Prince Albert* everyone knows him and His coltL Will make the season at $15.00. ' EPI Epi is an importedBelgium, ahorse that is known to hundreds of breeders in this section for his fancy colts. He is a sure foal getter and his colts ate always in demand. You can make no* mistake, in using this Horse. Will make tho season at $15. .These horseswill make the season of 1918 at my bam 1-2 mile •mAhof Cedarvllleon Wilmington pike. All colts insured for thirty days. If t ot sound and all right at.that time don’ t settle till they Mttright. TheAs horses will be in the ettreof a competent and care­ ful groom, and everyone will be treated right, Care will be taken to pnVeat accidents, but will not be responsible should any occur. harry TOWNSLEY OSCAR LEE in Ch.rge. No. 9 Brown as well-as A sugar at Nagiey’s. By the aid ot state authorities forty-one cprs of seed corn have been purchased in Pennsylvania and Green county will get one of these. . Camden in Preble county has an unfinished school building and two! elections have been held to endorse rt bond issue of $15,000 to complete the building but the voters have re­ fused such, an endorsement. Now; another is set for April 30. Best grade 15c canned corn, 2 cans for 25cv at Nagley’a. IWord has been going the rounds Shat Bebert ‘Andrew, nephew of Henry.Miller, was killed In an en­ gagement “ over there'', So far the report cannon'be confirmed.. Mr. Miller lastWeek received twojettdrs from Robert stating that he was improving from an injury received several weeks ago. The manner in, which -banks, building and loan associations and various companies which '"have names of German origin are chang­ ing leads one to believe that it will not he long until theword ‘'German” passes out of use unless we refer to military, methods. While all these concerns are changing Uncle Sam Is preparing to take “ man” out of “ German” , and restore it where civilization intended it. ..London Ohio Home flour at Nag* ley's. Prove that you want to WIN f the War—Buy Liberty Bonds Nowthatthe Seaton itWell UnderWay Metropolitan Trio Clothes Are Mighty Popular $18 $20 $ 22 . 50 . In the early days o f the season there’s,a deal moj&^ooMng” than there is “ buying” . But,' after the season is under way, buyers have already investi­ gated and their pu r ch a ses are a result o f that investigation. Today, Metropolitan T^io suits enjoy a greater sale than any other line o f clothes in Dayton. Buyers who have seen what a ll stores have to offer have bought these clothes,- They have found no other lines even approach Metropolitan Trio „ clothes in value. They have discovered that our foresight in woolen contracts is proving the means o f saving \ our customers several dollars. The present stock is tremendous—we can d»| o Q 'on $ 0 0 CA take care o f all comers « p £ « o O " . , 1 * ,, ,,,v' * ^ JJtJlQrgohS. J Daytons G reatest Ciothiers QtfnfjfijQorner /Pudloivo ltyourtfi* DAYTON, OHIO Just Arrived . ,, Car of . 1 * 1 Seed Potatoes *• ^ ' % , ; ■ Plenty o f Onion Sets Cheap H.E. Schmidt &Co. Sou th D e tro it S t., X en ia , O h io — State suits cut to fit short build people* C. A . Weaver, Xen ia , O. For In fan ts and Children Alwuys peAri^ ^ _ ........— the' ' Signature of TRY OUR JOB PRINTING iis month9s Butterick Patterns a t U T O FAMISHES For Sale By KITCHE.N CABINET 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.*1 Hoosier protects food by keeping supplies in place. By preventing guesswork and waste in measuring and mixing. With intelligent use, the cabinet will soon pay its cost. Easy Terms--Money-Back . Guarantee This authorized* Hoosier store will deliver this cabinet for a small payment down. But, remember, oUr stock is limited. Come at once— you are welcome to pay as convenient. Your Money All Back i f You Are Not Delighted! Come This Week and Pick Out the Hand­ somest Model — .......... — —— ■* ■" ■ Hutchison & Gibney’s Spring sales are quite a success Stoves, Cabinets, Carpets* Linoleums, Rugs, Window Shades, Lace Curtain Material, Kitchenware, splendid assortment China Woodware. Hutchison Si Xenia, Ohio* . * *?>