The Cedarville Herald, Volume 42, Numbers 1-26

HtMRHIitlHflHniltli m mg I t— . .• \ -a ■ ortant 1 aire as you 5 e furniture § will make 5 any years* jf >m Adair’s § reasonably , 5 !ces are the but come, rself. Our selves ed custom- built upon furniture, at it v?iH, ur guaran- k beautiful ff vou. £ . '■ § rnitUre 1 Quartered 5 om Suite: § rge plate § i er and bed 5 ered oak, S uction, of- ’ S " - ' S : reasons- j § ee pieces) H £• 0 1 ress *'ss. dair’s will itself uel it rry ick Meal axigea* VER Carpets, 'ictrola* iinminniiu X X I # . V ' t t — rTirrriiiriari'riiiiij'tarrrriifiaBmwniaioiJiu m m.------ — — - - - - - - "*—•-*»«•«■.. ............. 1 ............................. ... DownfiothePrices! _____ a YOU W ILL HAVE NO MORE K ICKS ABOUT H IGH PR ICES NOW Be*|makesOverall. n e w . . , , ............................., . $ 1 . 6 5 and $175 Betfcmake*Work Shirt* n o w , .,........ ................ ...,75 can d98 c Bwt make* Work- Pant*........................... .................... ,$1.98 and $2.25 Beit solid Work Shoes..................... ............ .$2.49, $2.98, $3,49, $3.98 Set our new low price* on *11 men’* fine clothing, suits and » trouser*, hats, cap*, furnishing goods, and don’t miss, our SHOE de­ partment, Men s, boys’ , ladies’ misses and children's shoes, Oxfords and slippers at new low prices. « U on ’ t k ick an y lo n g e r a b o u t h ig h pr ices , W e have th e n ew low pr ices . > A . Kelble’s BIG STORE, 1*7-19 West Mein S t., XEN IA , - . . OHIO XENIA , OHIO BbiSa O U H -G I R ■ *!Sf- CAR OF W . W . TROUTE . Grocery Co. New and Exclusive Styles I in W omen’s Pumps and* j Oxfords with high o f Military heels 1 * ^ * v j. ' - ’ % ’ ■ . ’ ’ A A A to E $4 .50 to $7*50 Comfort Ox­ fords at $3 :00 , $3.50, $4 .50 , $5 .00 , $6 .00 " ' , r . . , * , ■■■ \ ■:■■■- ■■ • . Children’ s barefoot Sandals and play Oxfords at * * very reasonable prices. ’s Shoe Store S U G A R - 0 ■; ________________________ ________________________ , ■4 ■ pn tracK. soon Get your order in for canning Sugar now. , Priced right. Call P h o n e 217. Commencement P re sen ts .. ................. ......................................I1' .... Fountain Pens Books, Popular Copyrights _ Poems with Fancy Binding Stationery * ___________________________________________________________________________- — * — r,.,— * v Give them a good Tennis Racket Boaring Book Store 6 South Detroit St. i fm m » Xenia, Ohio V W M ^ M W W W W W V W V W k LOCAL AND, PERSONAL Fred McMillan o f DesMoinea, Iowa, visited here a few days last week. Remembcrt the date of the Senior Class play. Ernest Post has taken a position with a large baking firm in Columbus, For Sale:—Three good fresh Short­ horn cows, Mrs. R, J. Fowlerl Dr. Scholls, Foot Specialist, Will be at opr store Saturday, May 31. Rome Clothing Co. GOODRICH TIRES AND TUBES— R. BIRD & SONS CO. ■Dr, E. C, Oglesbee is -having his residence remodeled, Frank Hamm having the contract. Miss Ruth Ramsey is home from Owensvillej her school having closed for the year; For Sale— Tomato and Cabbage plants, Mrs. John Gillaugh. , Mr., and Mrs. I. T. Yoder of West Liberty'were guests o f their son, Mil- ton Yoder and family, over Sabbath, , For Sale— 20 acres of mixed hay in the field, Anna Miller Townsley WALL PAPER— R. BIRD & SONS CO. •.Mr. and Mrs. Walter Iliff were at- home Saturday evening to a company of friends for six o’clock dinner. Miss Mable Dock of this place was one .of the graduate nurses from the City Hospital in Springfield, Tuesday evening. . . RUGS— Fine line of room size Rugs in Axmiister, Brussels and Velvets. Also all sizes o f Crex Grass Rugs.. R. BIRD & SONS CO. . The Y, M, and Y. W, C. A. enter­ tainment last Friday at the opera house was highly appreciated and was a financial success. play—“As a Woman Senior Class Thinketh”. Mrs. B. H. Little and son, Kenneth, visited at South Solon from Friday until Monday. . —Chickens, Ducks, Geese—I will pay the highest price for them. -Call phone 3-164 Wm. Marshall. Mrs. W. L,' Marshall, Miss Mary and -Alfred. Marshall of. Columbus, have been guests of relatives here several days this week. For Sale:- Bed springs, cot and pad 2 small rockers, 4 new window shades dark green, at the Harper house. Does your feet hurt? If so see Dr. Scholls, Foot Specialist at our' store. May 31. ■ Homd*CIothing Co. —Keep your piano in.shape by hav­ ing it thoroughly cleaned, tuned and regulated. Call Knox Hutchinson, Phone 2on 1(50. Miss Grace Cultice o f the Chicago Tribune staff is here on a vacation and visiting at the home o f her father Wm. Cultice. • WINDOW SCREENS— —Wire Screening for doors and win­ dows. at R, Bird & Sons Co. —We now have- the. -agency _of the Western Creamery Co., and .will pay you the best -market -price -for your cream. M, C, Nagley Mr. and Mrs, Herbert- Tanner and children of Plymouth, Ind., are visit­ ing Miss Margaret Alexander. Wm. Marshall will from now on look after his poultry, fur and melon business by the aid of a Ford touring car* SEED SWEET CORN— KENTUCKY WONDER BEANS BUSH LIMA BILANS IN BULK R. Bird & Sons Co. Mrs, E. C, Oglesbee went to An- sonia, 0,, Monday to. attend commen­ cement which took ’ place Tuesday evening. * W. B: Andefson is said to be house hunting these days. Mr. Anderson ex­ pects to turn the farm over to his son, Muck, who will he discharged from the army s&on. No decision has been made where Mr. Anderson will locate but, we hope that he may become a citizen of this place. ANTISEPTIC F or cuts , b u r n s , bruises Does Not Burn, Smalt Nor Blister, In .hwtt, etc,,. *I*<* wh*n my children ent er brutte thrmnelTM, it M ttie bert Mmedjr te ^alckly hMl the wounds." ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR HOUSE-TONE-E-AH LINIMENT good von MvnnvrttiNfo a good mjiimbot m ovhb nn good for 4 .0 * . norl't.R,'. Mm Fmf Snld h f £L JW* ijM ] A * B* R k b w f d f , D r u g g b U mmm A BICORN A pure grain and tankage product high in protein and fat. The pigs like, it and make wonderful growth. Ask the fellows who have fed it. There will be a car on our track in a few days, phone your orders. Corn and Barley Middlings and Bran Coming in by the car load regularly. Place your orders, g e t " it off the car, save money. ~ - C O A L , H* • , . ' » A car of the celebrated Yellow Jacket Egg for cook stove use now unloaded. 2 s D I S T I N C T I V E FOR MEN New shapes—-new straws—new weaves—all of the stand­ ard Sennits, Split Braids, Mackinaws, Leghorns, Bang- koks and Panamas. 4 / Prices: $3, $4, $5, $6, $7, $8 and up C. A. W E A V E R * * Main Street, Opposite Court House Xeniaf Ohio state t e t e Wanted:- Full or part time agents to sell our Income Protection Policies All wage-eamerg Will be interested. Exclusive territory. Direct home office contracts. Write National Cas­ ualty Co., Detroit, Mich. —CONGOLEUM RUGS—' 8x10 and 9 x 12 sizes in stock. Also a full line of LINOLEUM and Congolenm In rolls in 2 and 4 yeards wide and we lay it for you. R. Bird It Sons Co. We have secured a Foot Specialist to demonstrate Arches at ou£ store, Saturday, May, 81. Home Clothing J3o. EYES , < Examined Correctly Gla&ses Fitted, AT MODERATE PRICES TIFFANY’S Optical Department Open Evenings by Appointment —NOTICE— 1 om in the poultry tarn* intsrn Cott ******. ^ Bine* Albert, Imp., Belgian, dark isorrel, is ona we do not need to tell Medal Flew hy -the -barr.l a tN ftiley^ ‘ f v ^ i ■ • * ■ * BREEDERS NOTICE. ■ ■ » »■ Lord Nelson, gray Fercheron Reg­ istered in P. S. o f ’A,, owned by Cedar- ville Horse Company, is a ddrk gray, good Style, is 4 years old, will weigh 1900. All lovers o f the Percheton horse should look this fellow up and give him a trial. Will make the sea­ son at £20, Epi ii a big dark brown Imported Belgian, will weigh over a ton, has good action, like a road horse and is as sure and good breeder as stands in any barn* He is airing the kind every buyer is looking for. Will make the season at $17.60. Awtieneiiiftg-«4NMM» tNMuMftAbt*** get dst*#, CaU C*terriU*Ph*as21.2 mi ML C ^ W l t i O N , anyone about for eVbry one knows he la the heat to be Found and sure and keen as ever. Will make the season at $17*60, All colts by the above horses in­ sured till straight and right, ' Every effort and precaution will be taken to avoid accidents but Will not be respon­ sible' should any occur. The above horses will make the sea­ son a t my barn 1-2 mile south o f Ced- arville on Wilmington road, Phone 2 on 102. HARRY TOWNSLEY. —Beet developing and printing done, Clarke Nagley, Leave films at N i«- Ity*i grocery,; , ; - For side:* favemd stand* o f bee*. f , _ *