The Cedarville Herald, Volume 42, Numbers 1-26

•sum Wtmem PUBLIC SALE! I *»* oat all p»y stocksod farm u l u t W in * the farm locatJMl 8 n»U«* from CadamUe o* the 39*rb«r ro«d, oa Thursday, Jan. 38, 1919 Cpmawnclng at 10:*) *, » .,th e following proparty: 5 HEAD OF H 0 & 3 B& 5 Kit* bay mare 10 yr». weight 1660 lb*., work any place; Pat, ga ting 4 yr*. old galdU* light bay, weight 1600 lb*-, broke to work any place; Queen, bay mare coming $ yr*; old, weight 1660 and A! and her weanling colt out of Epi the Belgian stallion; Lady, bay general purpose mare weight 1460, in foal to Print*, a. good general purpose driver asid worker. All mares safely in foal. 3 R ead o f cattle 3 Consisting of I Holstein cow 8 years old, heayy milker to freshen, in March and her full-blooded heifer coming s years old this spring to freshen in March. 1 Guernsey and: Jersey cow 6 years old to freshen in April. 7 HEAD OP HOGS 7 Consisting of 5 Immuned red Duroc Jersey Stows bred to. farrow in March and one registered 81 months old red Duroc Jersey Boar, a dandy; on* fat sow. These hogs all immuned by Dr. Leo Anderson with Pittman-Moore Semin, 35 Spring Pullets Ready to Lay and .S e v e r a l Roosters. 2 0 0 Bushels o f Good C o rn In Grib FARMING IMPLEMENTS;-Con- sistiag of 1 Reeves 1 h, p. Gasoline engine, Farmer* Favorite 1J-7 drill used 2 year*,' ** John Deere Manure spread­ e r* and S horse hitch; I John Deere Stag riding plow, Oliver three horse breaking plow, 1 three horse Syracuse breaking plow, 1 two horse Butcher and Gibbs Imperial 81 breaking plow, one J. I, Case cultivator used two years, one Corn-King-cultivator used five years, I John Deere planter, 1 Gale planter, one McCormick mover, 1 McCormick double disc cutter with four horse hitch, one iron roller, one improved drag, one 60 tooth spike harrow, one buggy, 60 gallon hog tpimtain, hog boxes, pitchforks, shovel*, log chains, single trees and double trees, 14ft, feed sled, four sides of chain tug harness, collars, one low- down handy farm wagon, one Studebak- er boxed wagon, set of bolted gravel- boards .holding I X yards, single and double shovel plows, hand garden culti-. vator barrel of apple cider vinegar, empty barrel* and McCormick hay tedder and other artiles to numerons to mention. HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES :-r-MaJestic 8446 kitchen range, large heating stove for living room, one. new small heating' stove for bed room, carpets, linoleums dining room chairs and other household articles. One New Standard Colony Brooder bought of Ray McKee last spring. TERMS:—AH sums under $10.00 cash, all over a credit of j$lx or nine months with purchaser giving a bankable note, bearing ff per cent Interest. ROSS TOWNSHIP INSTITUTE , W1LL>BSS A GOOD ONE- The Boss township institute will be hold in the school building on Fob. 21 and 22 and the program will be a good on*. O. H. Swan of Wayne coun­ ty has been asainged and he is not on­ ly a good speaker hut an entertainer, G, F . Aldrich will be the live stock specialist and Miss Nellie Wood* of, Pennsylvania, one of the only two women employed for institute out of the state will speak on domestic sub­ jects, she being a graduate in this work. E. H. CROW R, R. GREVE. Auctioneer. HASTINGS BROS., Clerks LUNCH BY SPENCER * - GASH FOR CREAM Sell Your Cream to The West -Jefferson Creamery Co. Cash S ta t io n a t C . E. M a sters’ S to re , Su ccessor to J . E. P o st. Your cream will be accurately-weighed and tested and check issued a t once at full market price. Your can emptied and , waseed ready to take home. A trial will convince you that this plan is the most satisfactory way to sell and also that *West Jefferson is offering a t all times, an honest market for yourcream. - ’ FRANK JEFFRIES GIVEN * FIVE AND COSTS. Mayor McFarland hold court last Friday evening when “Peg-Leg Jef­ fries was up on a charge of drunk. The case is the result of the trouble last October when Jeffries had to -be clubbed by the officer to land him in jail. I t was the same rdght that Jer- fries came near being burned to death in his cell from a lighted cigarette. Fearing blood poison the fellow lost one hand and all but the thumb of an­ other. Attorney 'Frank L. Johnson of Xenia represented the defendant but none of his witnesses were called. A number were called for the state. Mayor McFarland found him guilty and placed a fine of $5 and costs hut suspended sentence on good behavior. LECTURE COURSE NOTICE. __,The copy fo r the lecture course ad­ vertising states that the next number will be Tuesday, Jan. 27. 1 I t should be Monday, January 27. • A ll holders of tickets keep this in mind and do pot get confused on the dates, Mortified. *What is the matter with your old cat? I She looks disconsolate these days." "Pap hurt her feelings dret> fully. Brung homo a mouse trap last week. I told him not to do It. Cats has got their, feelln’s same as anybody else,"—Louisville Courier-Journal. T ry the Nu Way Stretch Sus­ penders. One tried and you wil no t want any other kind, R. Bird & Sons Co, HOW’S THIS 7 TRY OUR JOB PRINTING* We offer One Hundred Dollars Re­ ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Medicine. • ■ Hall’s Catarrh Medicine has been taken by catarrh sufferers for the. past thirty-five years, "and has be­ come known as .the most reliable rem­ edy fo r Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on the (Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poison from the Blood ana healing the .dis­ eased portions; . > A fter you have taken Hall’s Ca- _tarrh Medicine' fo r a short time yon twill see a .great improvement in your general health. S ta rt taking Hall’s Catarrh Medicine a t once ana get rid of catarrh. .Send for ’ testimoiHats, ♦ F, J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. - PAPER MILL CLOSED DOWN ON WEDNESDAY. The Hsgar Straw Board A Paper Co. plant - v m closed down Wednesday for ap indefinite period owing to a scarcity of orders. Manufacturers or the retail and wholotsto trade are us­ ing precaution a t present rather than stock up on high priced goods. As a result many firms closing down their plants during the re-adjustment period, PURCHASES FARM LAND, A deal was made Saturday between the McMillan heirs whereby Frank Or Harbison becomes the owner of the 53.80 acre tract along the west side of the Columbus pike formerly owned by J. C, Townsley, Mr, Harbison says that he has Tented the land to G. W. Hammon who will farm it. The pur­ chase was purely fo r investment and the consideration is-placed a t $175'an acre. mm PUBLIC SALE DATES. E. H. Crow, Jan. 30. J. A. Burns will hold a pub­ lic sale of Duroc gilts on Feh^ ruary 11 th. Watch for bills. The Kennon-Watt sale on on the W. M. Barber farm is set for March 1st. COMBINATION SUBSCRIPTIONS. The Herald will receive your sub* scription'for daily papers and all mag­ azines as in the past. We guarantee as low a price or lower in .some cases than can be secured, elsewhere. The Herald, Ohio State Journal, and National Stockman/ regular price $6.60. Our price--J— _____ $5.85 The Herald, Ohio , State Journal, Ohio Farmer, regular price $ 6.50. Our Price------ ______________ $5.65 ' The Herald, Ohio State Journal, McCall’s Magazine., regular - price is $0,60, Our Price-------------------$5.75. Herald, Ohio State Journal, ‘Horse Review, Tegular price $9.50. Our price — „— _____ _____ $ 8,00 Herald, Ohio State Journal Farm and Fireside, regular price $5.65, Our price'--------—-------------- - ____ $5.40 Herald, Ohio. State Journal, and Woman’s Home’ Companion, regular price $$7.50. Our price_____$6.90 The Ohio' State Journal and Nation­ al S tockman .... . . . . . . . . _...$4.40 The Ohio State Journal' and Ohio Farmer ------------------ $4.40 We give you any kind of a combi­ nation you want. If you are paid in advance to the Herald we will give you the seperate combinations or you can extend your time another year just aa you like. ' . •* r. Orders take for any publication on on the market and we can equal or ex­ cel any Tate made by any agency. The Ohio State Journal offer is a special for the month of January only. I Our 20% Discount Clearance Sale .Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats for Men and Young/ Men is now going on— so if you are ready to buy clothes you can save a few dollars—you’re willing to aren’t you? Just pass the word around to your friends and come in as soon as you can, Remember all Furnishings Hats and Gaps are Reduced 10 Per Cent Boys’ Suits* Overcoats, Mackinaws, Rain­ coats Reduced 20% Men’s and Boys’ Sweaters Reduced 25% E,. C. H i l b 1 .99 “The Surprise Store’ W e G iye S . and H . G reen S tam p s 28-30 E ast Th ird S t ., D ay ton , O Recharging, Repairing and a complete line of Rentals. New Batteries in L. C. R. 118 B. M ain S tr e e t, Xenia,flOhio Geo. W. 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