The Cedarville Herald, Volume 41, Numbers 1-26

Mr. a&d Mr*, &eb*i c Eldlr anfl MwMfcspa, E t a a s n i m& J u ti* A n *or •a®** A*-*, OoUSorul*, wiiero thay wiRapwvi tub.*mmm#i*. Th» ator* *_...*■«>* ■Ttid «W tiU \ \ S d tltf'ii lU lid lrijr % |i it) toHtiOii IM t fium iiy ev«tilng. Wildmaa wa* in tjcmtij Cfrarlvstou last Saturday afternoon. A. E. Wildtnin Is ftpending tbe ws*k with friends iu Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs, W . A. MoDorman WWB* Itt SpHngrfield la s t Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Thorne enter- ' ta in s# *> dinner la s t F rid ay : Miss M arla fibpugh, Miss Margaret Jack - sen and Mus JdU h MoMnllen. Mr. and Mrs. Manry Sehtckedanta and daughter, Louisa were Spring- Held sanppejw laat Wednesday. Mute Mary Townsiajr, of near Ceda?T|il« spent Sunday w ith her friends Jtu tb and Louise Negus, S tan ley Paterson spen t Un't weak w ith MMafod Mr*. John Miller and fam ily of near here. Mn* Irin a I£inni*on spent- last Sunday afternoon w ith Dorothy Jgdmiston, ■ Bar* Morrison, of Barlham college was aB dnday guest of friends here, Maleolm E ld e r 1* visiting his unol» an d aun t, Mr. and Mr*. W a lter Elder, during the absence of h liT g ren ts. . Prof. W .,H, Mayee visited with hi* la th e r a , few days last week, who is )U.at hi* home in southern Ohio. . — . • Mr*. A. E . WUdman and son, Ph ilip , were tn Sabipa^last Wednes­ day-on business, v Miss E lizabeth W iidman was ill las.t.weefc with th ree d a ta measles, BcfbEvam^ of Indianapolis, In d ., .was th e guest o f -Mr. and Mrs. *A, B . W iidiban and fam ily, la s t Sun­ day , , . . - Bussell Dines and Miss E d ith Me- MuJiea wsre in So. ^JharhMrtQOf last F rid ay3«venlng. Mr. and Mrs* Charles Paterson are visiting relatives a t Waterloo, Ohio. Dorothy Edm iston was the guest of Miss E rm a Kinnison Tuesday ; night. */ Buss ell -Dines and Miss Ed ith 1 MeMtiUon were in Springfield -Mun- day evening. The Bed Cross society has pvuv chased a , n e w sew ing' uisnhme, malting five machines fo r the hutb*- to work with* ^ i ^ R Y this p ain t on your ' JL P °rch fu rn itu re. v I t Won't soften and stain summer clothes in hot w ea­ ther, Showers w o n 't h u rt it. I f you have ruined dresses w ith poor paint, come in and ask us - shout U . S. N . D eck Paint. THE TARBOX LUMBER CO. , CHURCH SERVICE. , U. P. CHURCH. I James S, E, McMiehael, pastor. Babfeatb fiehnol a t lo^o . Sermon by the pastor a t U:80. Y .P .C .u .a te ^H ) . M. E . CHURCH Sunday Seboobat 9:30. P reaching a t 10:30, Epworth League a t '6:30. P ray e r meeting Wednesday a t 7:30. ' R. P . CHURCH, MAIN STREET Teachers’ meeting, Saturday eve­ ning a t T o’clock* . Sabbath School a t 10 a.- m. Preaching by Ralph S.- E ld e r, -Sabbath a t j l a. m. Mid-week prayer meeting, *7 p- in. “THEALLIESMUSTWIN” America's g rea t p a r t of the war mutjfcbe production of food. Tractors will help bu t the. go'od old reliable percperon horse is;- stilt th e main­ s tay o f America, an d 'th e world, in Its g rea t need, « I* Dongjumeau, five years old, im­ ported from France, n big flat boned, good footed, fine d isposition^ Peroheron, will m ake the season a t the farm near Cedarville, in charge of John Stewart. Call 8* op 108, Citizens Phone to arrange .booking of mares. Fee $18 for a satisfactory colt, . ANDREW WINTER,* Owner. . a / wi AA ts *v*AAA*vy«s4, MUSESWANTED S t Elizabeth Hospital, Day- ton, Ohio (capacity ~i5O0~ beds) conducted by The Sis­ ters of the Poor of St. Fran­ cis, desires applicants for this Training School for nurses which is accredited by the State Board of Ohio. Applicants must have one year High School education. Age between 18-35 years, bor information apply to MISSANMAMARER. R . N, Supervisor, ST, ELIZABETH HOSPITAL DAYTON , OH IO . - ; r Carpentering and Painting Your Work Is Solicited Arthur McFarland Phone No.3, C ED A RV IL L E , 0 , This month9s Buttermk Patterns Me and 15 c—none higKer* s ' 'W , ,v> Much more. I t : j the bond o f extra Quality .and extra' jnileage, th e r e s p i t e ; O o highest ti^u f,ac tp fin * sjsapdardg.. intbejsr& 'WorJd, { Each-Racine Er,tra Vest m e a n s f o r the tire buyer- For instance; each a q u a tin t, of fabric that f^eS LiVa the f-jpious./foci/ia Country Road or tilth s title Cord, id .lena-exaraiiicd to meet-the extra test for perfect ;a’o: . s ' RACTMB - ■ C o m a e s # R o a d M u l t i - f i i l e C r o r d L Racine Country Rc-sJ Ttree—SflOOmile guarantee *—are ppcdilly designed ind Extra- Tesissd. .-Vr t ->u<lity toad driving; *. Rqcirts $ulti*hZU£'Cettl ’SRj^shxu ct/n'ASK<st q u a lity .' B u y -th ese E x tr a - T e s te d T ire s--a n d -le d 'c r g ray T ub es from , your had l*v«aa wWb Bv. TabUte. R. A. 1 a lUtnmer See us for your Spring Suifc. We havie the ■ line of woolens that make Suita look right. - -- , . . *- *We make them, and they will fit you. G i v e U s A C a l l KANY, Tb^ r d,m XE.NIA, OHIO F eryauravsnprofjstloi S-? certain ea*ryRutin* Titm . ■- you i>aybtarjtt{tai tuinW* JustArrived Car of Seed Potatoes ——k— — _ *1 * "'ll"-'"'""1"' l".1"'1'".’"1 '■||'.«'|fXm»'w^j|itWipii»'^S^^aWwBwWw 8p • a 1 • , . Plenty of ■A v . . ’• "" ‘ ■ Onion Sets Cheap H.E. Schmidt&Co. South Detroit St., Xenia, . / . . - Ohio v .y S I U . T O F t N T S H E S - ., .For.Sale By ; . . . ,- THETARBOX LUMBERCO. C A B I N E T NOTICE TO HORSE BREEDERS COLESHILL DIAMOND^KING Coleihill Diamond King i* an imported Shire, bay, weight 2100. He has proven himself a sire of draft colts th a | will mature into ton horses. His colts have sold higher than any other horse that has ever stood in the county.* One pair of yearlings sold last .fall for $352.50 and his suckling colts have sold a* high as $125.00, A sure breeder and good disposition. Will make the season at $20. PRINCE ALBERT Prince Albert is an imported Belgium; sorrel weight 2000 another one of the greatest sires that ever stood in the county. You need not &ell anyone about Prince Albert, everyone knows him and1his colts. Will make the season at $15,00. . ' . EPI E p i is an imported Belgium, a Hofse that is known to hundreds of Welders in this section for his fancy colts. H e is a sure foal getter and his colU are always in demand. You can make no mistake in using this horse. Will make the season a t $15. These horses will make the season of 1918 at my bam 1-2 mile south of CedarvilleAn Wilmington pike, All colts insured for thirty days, If i at sound and all right at that time don't settle till they are fight. These horses will be in the care of a competent and care* fill groom, and everyone will be treated right. Care will he taken to prevent accidents, but will not be responsible should any occur, HARRY TOWNSLEY OSCAR LEEin Cbaurgs. jmii r - i " ■[..... - - i - Hoosier SavesMilos o fSteps 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 deteijnine’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 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 if You Are Not Delighted! Come This Weiek and Pick Out the Hand- „ aomest Model Hutchison & Gibney s Spring sales ate quite a success Stoves, Cabinets, Carpets, Linoleums, Rugs, Window Shades, Lace Curtain Material, Kitchenware, splendid assortment China Woodware, tttUvUtatAdgri <vWs//W« Xenia, Ohio.