The Cedarville Herald, Volume 42, Numbers 1-26

Dress, Footwear M ore attractive Footwear was never made than we now show in our Pumps, Slippers and Colonels! We’ve creations of art from the productions the Best $hoe de­ signer* in the Country! We Invite You to Call to See the New Models There are dainty P*t*nt Kid Leather* in. Bi«ck~-th«re are beautiful ■aw shades of Drownsand Guay* *nd there are the New and Htnftnmc Batin*. . ■. ,°b ’» ■ ' o ' The are Colonialdnige* withartistic buckleornament*, tong narrow toe, I.oui* heel*, land turned. $3.50, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 to $7.50 _ This dainty Footwear should be fitted to the foot perfectly and with the greatest care^-our experience in correct fitting is always yours to command! # M O S E R ’ Q ' * f A SHOE STORE ^ ” - XENIA, - - *. ’ OHIO • h x a l m , r t i s o H A t t «l£wry h»* pvrrhaae-i a mw two u,n track, i - -Jnr .ifi .jjl U €#ri Hinrer ofCuruiuhU home ! sVei’ {SahhUth-- Butfc Turner hw % si*wT>hts Site ww.ng c*r. wildcat of pari*" aft the Mur. dock theatre Thursday M ff 15. <5»v. <*ox has proclaimed Sabbath. May I t as ‘-Mothwa* Bay.” . ■ Mr. tnd:.Mrs, Vance Burba of Wait Jefferson apent the Week-end with relatives here. The Junior High School elas* will ibanquet the Senior* thia evening at i the hoipeof Mias Lucile Johnson, Get your carnation* for “Mother’* Day” at Smith's Barber abop. Mr. and Mr*. Prank Easley and Mr*. Emma Harper of Dayton, were gueata of Mr. and Mr*, R. S. Towas- ley, Saturday. Bemembert the date of the Senior !Class play. Ito*t>Pur neck piece Infront of the opera house Friday night. Finder will IpleasenotifyM* 8 , 6 , E, Jobe. . . .1 . : • : . n V'©/-?v 'JV’ . /■ ■■ V-. ^yrertMwHcreirn,"'»re-'wm . ...' .................... ' 0 * We Have Secured the 6 , ° . { t ^ u 1 ( 1 ' S* *? ' • ’ m -4# # ' Goodrich Silvertown Cord”Automobiletires Tires’ and Tubes* A ll rep ita u r a i » * c u r r ie d 1st s t ? f k . L e t u s y o u p r ic e s , *. -• ' ‘ - v „ , a , . Robt. Bird & Sons Co, HM* F i r e R e a s o n s W h y Y o n S h o u ld Eat Mors Home Made Bread BECAUSE it is a richer, marc apetizingflavor than anyothcr ■«'breads BECAUSE it Is more nourishing and health'giving than any other bread* BECAUSE it costs only about !half as much as any other o bread. BECAUSE it % made in your own kitchen where yott know justwhat goes into it* , BECAUSE, everyone likes it better than any other bfead. And you shouldM p it with WilliamTellorGoldenFleeceFloor f o r s a l e b y a l l c O o d g r o c e r s The Crouse block 1 * receiving* fresh coat of paint that add* intich to the appearance of the building. Buck and Tom at this Murdock theatre neat Wednesday evening. Mr. addMr*. John Lott returned to Pittsburg, Sabbath, after * visitwith relative* inIbis place* ' Mr. and ib » Jt* E* Misbefeof May- tori spent Sabbath with the former's p*«nt«t.MrisnffM**,JvK*MWM, Senior Classplay, Juba % i m JwnmChrenut 'h a t givenuphi* position as clerk a t the Masters'gro- eery and Harry Wrijtftt haa takrm tha plae^ „ - s ' \} HuekandTorn^a special feature fo r : nextWodnMday night at'th* Murdock theatre.' Admission 10 and lie an tho wag- 1 a x .," "v •tag#byhpv* lag It tbsewsghly Meanod^ n g tlsM , Call Knox Hi Phone Son MU. .Mias NelleMewsre spent Sabbath with her ancle* 5 . C. M$Jeyawl fam­ ily, near Xfnia. On Seasonable Merchandise Lawn Mowers, Shovels, Hoes, Rakes, Garden Plows, Lawn Shears and all tools fo r lawn or garden. Corn Planters A difference in yield o f 35 bushels of corn a t its present value will buy the best planter made. Who can risk an inferior stand o f corn b y using a worn out planter? .We have two, good makes o f planters in stock priced to sell. Corn Cultivators .1 " , ij , :■ Oliver and International 1 row and 2 row. See the improved features, v. \ - • ; / : - . ‘JFE E D ■ , 1 ” ' 1t vVrf ju,$ 1 i' ' , f 1 H ^ 1 v * c Two C ars o f corn sold in 24 hours last week. More Corn, Barley, B ran and Middlings coming. L eave your orders take it a t car and save money. ’ • ’ 0 ' ,'*■ -p * / ' • ’ ; V’ V- ’’ ‘ V,. ’ •’ . V • '• "O il 'i<(’(t 1 * r n -1 * ' ‘$ . _ i ' p ,’r. ' Pocohontas Coal now in. Phone your order •IM^IWW* H mmmsh * m $ i».’’TlwWSdMk rf Preta-. Itlre* thrill* of war sad aa unreal a t lot*. SreWal ttreMi*** thoatre Tbdre* day* May f t^ S *a*wirei 1 ® md‘ Ifc Width*war taw J Mi** Bonn* Burn* ha* beon re-«l* acted s* *»*i»tant principal bf the Hanover achool a t Hamilton. Ill** Boremary K«if of Chatlretwi, W* V*., i* here on an extended visit vrith her aunt, Mr*. 0 . P . EHia*. Kev. Johnson of Pittsburg 1* sup­ plying the pulpit at the K. P. church, Xenia avenue. J . M« Fletcher, Democrat, Xenia, and Harry £ *tl*, Republican of thla place, have been re-appoltned a* mem­ ber* of the Bounty Board of Elections, F . B. Turnbull has Msbid reeidenct movedbedc o* the let end i#" now In position to Mart M* excavating for the newdmtlHag that I* to bererected. ■ The story of hoar the French gov­ ernment decided to twa the Apache* Of Pari* to reelet the German invasion i« told in "The Wildcat of Paris”, * five reel Universal Special Attraction * t the Mucdoek theatre Thursday eve. The 326th aimoal ocmmencement exercises of Xenia remlnaty were,held Tuesday hi Xenia. The baccalaureate sermon was delivered at the F irst tT, P. church in that city BabhatHevening by Dr. Joseph Kyle of the Seminary. The nine months old Child of S. L. ] ---------- -- . _ . Lee, colored a student of th eR , P, AnUoch Cellega defeated Cedsrville Seminary, died Tuesday night, Burfol 1College Friday in a hare hMl gam* by took pl*ee Thursday, James L. Ches-1 * **•*• df 144 . TW batteries w«r«> nut having chargee of the service*, fAntioch—CbsmbKas and VsnnoredalR I < 'edarvjUe—CeRhre and Collins, , T. B. Mechlinghas purchased * 48 | „ ----------- - , Iacre farm m tlwJamwtowta pike a I ^*/ m *** are amndrebtg ^ short di*t*nce out,of that place, The kkeeping up the price of hsy. Accord* ideal was made throughCf. 1 L Cmith | in* anexchsng* Frenre m placed I and posaession. will- be given ft*xfcP**£* oidere for hay **4 the demsfld |March, ’ - "■ |will be heavy for rererM month*, I .... <• - 1 probably until the rest “crop is bar- 1 Br. M. J. Marsh and wif* attended fV<*ted. o! f J 1 th* Ohio 8 tate Medical Association <: *“ % _ fmeeting In Coiumbu* frem Tuesday f Lhslmere Bridgarea, of uthe 82 * . until Thursdsy, Tne Br. Is president j *w* ewapaay, who revved in iof theGreens CountyMedical Society, i Driy akd trek part (a the Met battles | j of the war, has bore, dteharged and I But of *00 sheep“Ift a ffoefcon* { ‘ h®ma. \ j -=> fern in Madison county dogs killed j ‘ ‘ 04 in one night. The damage as *p. ! doha MeCsmpboB reretred wred CASH for cream Sell You r Cream to The West Jefferson Creamery Co. Ca»h S ta tio n a t C E , M aatara* S to ra , Saccuaaor to J - E . P o * t, Your cream «>H be accurately weighed and totted a n l t k c k .1 on « , t M U , * . p n ^ . Your r .n rm p .,^ md washed ready to take Home. A tnal w»i! ronvmre you that thir plan kthe moM aatirfactory way to sell *tjd alw. tlret WestJeScraon k otberim *n kon/si; market tot your cream. °‘ ~ pr+imt was *nd M money in i «* th* Mhis aurtre m the county dog fund to pay the lore, j the wife of Bre. iMhor MvCem. [ Ipbell of Ormshre, Pa- Xt-niMe* | « •' * 7 , , lltcCaiepbaR, «sd Mire „ Mary Van ^ yf***** ^f**hing | ^ ReynodWMrg, * niece, who : ton, Ha., will preach &M*th | M Siting here, .tren ^ the ’ }ng end erengig in the r?, p„ chureh , ' fn_ .r.j I A full attendance is dreked, __________ 0 m „ . y .. „ ? We netk* la a rare** iesoe of Ms- offlriWregre «Tthe Ohio Hs . the rsUWreley lHff,horn.dl.me here rkd.m Areocktiea, th* gtetureeof preriou. to \ m *M that WJM»m; .Ulwsri yoaag OreeMeoontsin*, ■Ayle hauM it to Lmmnnets by teamrfwwrenoeandJoha PwIHa, of th. H? endbreyght grecerewi-sck-?nthe re -. Supply Treia. of tha Kth Division Jtm ” JP- jThe*, lads drove truths over U.«i0 , mils* of roede ia Prance front j»h* Anvhsorhing story of the Pons \ Swirehordes to ths North R«s xnd.tworid has hren p-rtorised |nj . .....- . ' -The Wiidret of Porte" which comet j - If yoq ore lapWtKlf to hoy o to the Mnrdock. thretre on Thrredoy] ;re.1 talking msAtas Kne* Hatch Ifoy MS. with Prlocille Bren end an ^’inson, who - is the reffsesiitetire of , c*ceil»(pl, supporting rsrtj j the Rdfem. The name Rdtren ie 0 | o- •enfftrient goaraatre wnd Thre. A. Rd- Rood KelUo'o clothing o*r,. ft will ' isoa's iuum weold not be osed on any TRY OUR JOB PRINTING' t he t* y«*r latereet, thing of hrferiee H u tefa inB i fli G lb n ty Bargains in Short Lengths a Saying to Customers of 25 Per Cent' on Ginghams, Percales, Sheetiag, Ticking,-Voiles and Muslins. ‘ u> Children’s Gingham Dresses.. 95c • '■•■■■ * O. -u. Voile Waists . . . . .. . . $1.19 Suits, Waists, Skirts, Corsets, Gloves, Dress Silks ail New New Rugs, Mattings, Lace Curtains, Draperies, Linoleums, Vapor Stoves, Kitchen Cabinets Chin*, AluminumWare. If-M Hutchison 6 Gibney XENIA, OHIO Mere aare Dr. X M, I>Ulel! of th* Third V. P,' church, fhkggo, h*« resigned that pa«lor*t«, the congregation merging with tho Rltth church, Ttr, iJttell wre In VoM. V A, work In France eboul a yrer endAllart the V P pal­ pit Uponhi* return .W#nowherej, the .egeaey ,ef the Weefera Creearery Ce* and .ett per yea the beet .market .price fer year M. i l Negiay -------- W . L . CLEM AN S R e a l E s t a t e O n * b a l e medlar m y •« • oar t< Ofbeo M o >-in I “ 0■ o o