The Cedarville Herald, Volume 42, Numbers 1-26

” I J /? - & 1 1 tAMUMi MJNm fliK9UnALi Vf«itad;» T m k « 0 t «M* wM tK*t~ will be fm b kkhl 0 . t . S te fe . Mr*, t . H. Fade, tenter «# My, D .S. Erxfe «mt Mia* JsaaJ# JErria^ died teat Friday** bar tea* fat Steatuiigr- tea, lad ., tea th bafavc wow d by 4 fractured limb. •» —S** Wat, Steely, GladateaeJ 0., for *U kinds o* s t o w transplant*! pteits. CadarvUJa Sfa. S. Wanted?- Full or p a rt time agents to *11 our Income Protection Policies All urage-earnerg will be internet*!, Exclusive territory. Direct borne office contracts. W rite National Cas­ ualty Co., Detroit, Mich, -r The Wurlitzor Plano Go. of Dayton has placed a player piano in Richard* DEMONSTRATION OF * n t * . - 0 " * ‘ - V ITETM ’7 " n m i N Z . (S7 V«rietie») ‘ft. 1 * ’ * I t - . ,*0 a * ^ ' Edgemont Crackers * < . ^ 1 * * t , » > M ) 1 t < >t’, , 1 } ? . *1- 1 , Red i 1 ’ * t I1 * * L , . i , / ' * Y f ,» >. -v L i i l l l i i i l a - . "la *4 - k . fv . . . * * 1 ^ tir V/ 1 nt ^ ^ ^T' ! ' ; > h_ .; T tW 'C l& w i . ^ are respectively invited vand urged to attend - our demonstration of the above line* of goods 'or; *t . . . **, t * 1 „ . ■*? , / j 2 ^ A „ 1 <'S K ?’ we ekpescf td u^ik¥ ike IM'I^ demonatration ever held in Cedarville. Ceme end bring your friend* wfch.you. for we have ( arranged to care for a lergeccewd. U(% ’ou tr gueit oa pm notableoccaaion. ■’.E- A, Alien has contracted loir (ho George & Ertfin .elevator and ■dour mill a t Jamestown, the deal, being* made by G, H, Smith, The property is taken in a t *20,(100 While (he stock , ^ 1— -•• . Lftier:-We *hMP that* a hlteh iwut come up in the, deal and that George & Ervin have attempted to eall off the desk Mr*Allen stated today that a check, fo r’*2,000 had been accepted < ' ’ , ^^ * ' Rev, Riley. L ittle o f New York City spent Saturday and Sabbath with relative*here. .*V xi t * <1- » ^ ^ * 1 £%. rs 5 ^ 1 trvir-Tiii-W— / * T, ^ £ t . Jfohrt N . Townaley, who was in co. B^pf the “1S6 in fan tiy rby division, V i f1 6 S t a* 1 We fwive fee btrg^f kne o f fee world renown * Heinn 5? V«rtelle*m few n .;If there i* :ehy-‘,. thing on fee market feat excel!* fee Heinz good* we have never hwrd of fe *•Chardemoh^: sbration .wili prove f t \ 1 " ‘ 4 « ' < <, fX 1 Edgemont Crackers Cakes 0 * * , < - . t A SaltedWafer;Edgemont, Stair Buttef crack* ' er or any of feemany^varieties of cake* put on J ■„ ' fee mafeetl^ Creen dbCkfeen at bur demott- atration will prov* fee auperxority over anyu other brand, These good* are made under fee *tricteat sanitary condition* and from fee be*t of ftour. (If fee cobra white and .black make gray, what doe* Green & Green make—CRACKERS Bird Coffee Th»S t»f Cat Btnxhd ‘RED.BIRD COFFEE' ■wiHb« tem i hot with yonf hmch.'. ft h u an wxceJJent flavor and spp u lf to fee taste of fee moat critical A trial cup at on^ dmnonatra* tbn wiU|»rove all w©daim for it and more. * White Cliff Flour Q, . • t. ' Light lunch will be served wife bum made of WHITE CUFF FLOUR, This flour k made from winter wheat It is a flour fealt has stood th* {mt of rimw cm fee market It is euualtv u&*• for bread, cukes or pastry. uTry it be con* v tow ed , i ' ■» ,,y „ ICQacfauri M a t t s tH tnoa FiwsOte *mt n*mm Mtw Ms«h f a A atau r %mm i» His ■ W* te w I mm MMwteMsd lairiy ts flMak «f te s a iw ihMt m m a tte r fa tmumti "mtf b«t <wr to tte dor d«Ms te«k to vary "ssssy* osatsrias bsflw* tte faisofa y«*r *c m i4 Dees •»» «ar m m M m m et tte sefwtf w«M, a te It is b*ti«r*d that, rite* tte tbM man bw te to d«- maatlcats tteaj, ttey ter* mad* m e* rapid strites is lntaLHteoc* than we bar* e«raalT*«. Tte tey ussy daw* wten we weir to preserve sll String thing* through si- truism, but that,.day 1* long distant. A writer In boteo* Answers e tesm e dogs fears survived to tte tua* of over ITS dHEewat epsete, hseause they are teteu). As- etepfeerd*. Scotch coUles ar* cheaper sod Wore effective than the average bsma* prtpg. Polator* and setters me used with |h* gun, OQ mv varieties ate employed as pro­ tectors and comrades; while the er­ rand* of mercy addered' by S t Bar- Dsrdj* are knew* to the world. A St. Bernard that died a few years ago drugstore and will work th is tertieu , f*T B n Wo i , 6 , «e « r iM : { H Z . ■Md*1 * * **’ “■* «<*>•>«“, in« makea handled by this firm. You will And th eir announcement on the last pag*, " : . ^ The M, E, choir will have special Easter tpusio Sabbath evening under the direction of George F, Slegler, , , — ----- JL u - l , ‘ , dliver. »Tohe has purchased the 100 acre farm of Jobs and George John­ son east of town. The^onsidetation was *17,Q00 and poesesfonWill be giv- ort next March. W. E, Gleananamade But when a dog censes to be of use to us ft falls mi sril day*. The orig­ inal bull dog was Invaluable to man lu handling cattle. When fence* were invented the butt, dog began -to de­ cline, and the present day butt terrier, need as a peb marks a phase tnat Is very likely leading toward extinction. RABBIT SKIN FOR LEATHER Possibility That Tanning Process Has , Bean Discovered That Will :. Solve Big Problem. ' * . At present Jn Annonsy, France. *n ttjltest effort Is bring made to Intro­ duce rabbit skin leather In shoe mak­ ing, Annbnay la in the valley fit the f Rhone, ju s t south of Byons, I t was there, about 15 years ago, that a chem­ ist devised * tannlngprocess In which the hair was removed from the pelt of * rabbit vttfeout damage ,to the akin., Previously *0 one had been able to remove the hair without, Injuring the path t j * The chemist had hla 'process tried ,ont fo r a short time, but i t did not prove to be a commerdri auccese and the rabbit-skin, shoe came to be only ■a-;»embfjV; i ^ tte » 'te n year* ag<r some German* got hold of th e old chemist’s formula snd tegan to’manu­ facture, rabbit leather. At one of the Industrial expoeltlons hi the dej »wi% '•fesSSaSi 7r*- s fiS illffS S The Junior Missionary Glass o f rile M. E, cbUrtfa win hold an Eteh^.hcttuf- kefc * t Johnson’s Jewelry store Sat- mday.aftTOieKm. *- - * partment of footwear, -Now hch have taken up the work ot the old chemist of Annopay and Hre manufacturing tdmea out of rabbit prita, *. . ; . .^riwyfjwp hr fa iu-u '■ I r: ifM n I is I.s*>«jsp^-1- , W itter • j,^ ;My«ra of- SpringteM, wealthy manufacturer and home owner, has teen elected p rte id in t of th e €f(arie Gounty iFswr p a r 4 , . k *" ' * A'*‘ / . v , W, E , Robe will receive th e 200 sheep today th a t jte *Md a t' ids sale l a s t .fa ll to L. C. T itus with a con­ trac t to buy the te s t ten day* o t April a t * 2 5 1 ' leston Sentinel April a t * pdr head,—South Char- “ ‘ f t ...^.n.,,, S«v,l Ghariea Smith has a le tte r from D. N. Tatbox o f Zion City stating th a t a “kid” arrived in "hi* fam ily about three week* ago and th a t she ha* been named "June” Many a re o f the Opinion fea t a trick has been played on Charley but to convince the most skeptical Charley reads th e le tte r aftd cites tte close where the w riter saya th a t he must elose as “the kid” is cry­ ing and he must look a fte r it,” , , Mr. Tarbox says tte y have “some kid” , rim llar to tha Aaeoriated prate’ la America', and -»r««r o a t j f r ite ite teas* o f . i?l 1 ■ ebijalatag .■ news, Kentarti agtecy WWWI Wmv&m |PWWCTI^,IEWlf*W «y la Item # ted ^rrifeV G«aman ‘ ' , )iiTifi.r'i;-.i,.-.V.”‘rJ- - r ‘-~-.. - 3 - #■ ‘ 'f , :d « » ta n # te te * M , % A J te # 1* Often rougher and tees, delicate ite u x fc te V « »wacUc*l e, but Jest often suggest more Of t u r T w r y K ^ * S word to us* where action is Implied, while Jest Is generally applied to «om«- th lte arid- Jete’a Modish Easter Apparel Nmr we« EssWr jaodes •■» l»hric or teyB»«. Easter Sfasoday 'wll jiKtesdbe an enjpyajble occasicm for fee woraoawho selects ^teappaid from feese extensive displays, * SMART COATS •R evea ling Cape L ike T end en cies * Faultlessly tailored aod modiaK in cut, these youthful toat modes represent fee season** most wanted, shades and fabrics. Very special valups Just received * $10.00 to $25.00 EXCLUSIVE CAPES AND 3%LMANS V developed in Tricotine, Poiret Twill, SUver- tone and light weight Velour, tailored in the most fashionable shades $0.05 to IS&SO , . a Wear one of These Smart Easter Suits Sunday . , While there is considerable variety among feeT , Easter Sait made*, many follow fee mcre«ingly popular and #tw»y*youthful box-coat.lines, also .feeplain tailored model*.- in Tricotinc, Poiret > Twill. Wool Poplins,Serges, Checjcsandhair Ime - ' Stripes, The skirrt are narrower fean previously , shpwn hut very simple in line. The Jackets in- l( troduce ■ ■ ■waistcoats and silk braid \ trimmings, Very attractivevalues at ■ 1,, j- * * 1 1’ r u . *< * * '/ tv ,. , ■ ■ f « S ; T S t o M s m . - ', ; V, ' { ’ e ? ‘ 1 ^ ‘ ? 1 ' r * r* -o 4 " ' - " ' >. AUTHENTICMILtlNfeRYMObJES FOR fe^STER . ^ v'* *' ? % •*! n**\ii * X v { Tr s ' , Afterdielcctinj a ntyt E^ter Suit, Ofte JbaV^ a feedcoiriing ** Hat to go with jt, and this store is offering Just fee sort of hat you havd’picturSd irt your mind. Every hat made is original in design -and artistically egiteiOfeed wife smart trimmings; yv^r-3 •./' . =r. -Ti. ’ ": 4 ^ A w‘ I * .*■,< Vfi V , » . a . ■> w . 1 .u et . e «r& <1' ?i 1 1 ktefwsw uvr? « wv«,nv»* wptsvs J- iv offered in a gte*f variety of styles a t fee rife t prices- BrownPumps andOxfords, in kid and call' leathers, low and Cubanheels$7.50and $8.00. \ ' . ’ / ' ' ju BladePump* and Oxford*’in kid and oatt leathers, Jow Jpd Cuten Heels $6.00 to $8100.^. ' , 1 ^ Dainty Colonial Pump*with-tum soles, high. Louis Heels, for &| dressoccasions$840 *nd $9.00, ' :- ” ’k .{ XENIA, OHIO lllllllllllllllllllllilllll T te W, W. Trout* Grocery Co. ha* announced a demonstration o f four of t te leading Ena* o f goods fo r Sat­ urday- I t will be an all day affair and eervyone is invited to have lunch and sample the good thing* th a t wHl ba on display. Mr, Troute states th a t he has arranged fo r the biggest dem­ onstration of t t e kind th a t was ever he! Tin town. Representatives o f t t e tariouus companies w ilt explain m detail tte qoattlties of their goods. The invitation is open to a ll ms ran t e seen from tte annouteement oh this page. W.W. TROUTE Bring year cream te .fe e -Western OWo Cream Co, and wilt pay you fee fee very beet market price. _ _ _ ^ - i r , c , M b a r Age of AchUvemSttt. Surely then there I# u place ftt, tha tnlflitte aged, even for the older berk, er. if moat of the eminent men la tte world bad actually died nt forty, leav­ ing out only a few soldier* and a few lyric poets like Kents imd Htettey, or even if they had died a t fifty o r sixty, (he world would be a sorry* bdrbaric. Mace, Indeed. For ft Is HaKtly twees* awry to say that no end of ftctuiil com* {HintInto have teen made or fee age of arid^em ent, and they alwnya hit a s ajutage of fifty. This la true tn both meaee and war. Dr, W. A. N. Dorian* ] smne years ago studied the careers of 1fooof the woriri’am#t eminent men la i wiy line and found that the average at which mental activity began was j twenty-four, and feat fee maalerptews j ot wwrit, whether books, teftlee, porite, Inventions, dlacoverie#or bnsineaem* tuns*, cause at the average of fifty, meting for various group*from forty1 ene to fifty-rtght.'-Albcrt W. Atwood InSaturdayEveningRost, Grodeury Company VM’m, A>mssmA,--*- u jl .if A,*L »W# mWwMmtfwm «MTie#$plWf3r 1 mm WertermCressamy Co^ and ..will pay yeti fee beet «m*itet «pria*_f#r ftm ero««i* If. C, NagWy C> In All Their Glory Are Ready for You! Note: Easier Sunday is April 20 Don’t wait until the last moment for your Easter suit, although we’re equipped to care for your needs even a t the Seventh hour. '• nT .>w* - • Come in NOW and select your “ Kuppenheimer Suit from the truly superb selection which has been ■ arriving in anticipation of your wants Every sort of a style the ctothee-partSoular man can demand, in the nattiest patterns on the market. . , SUITS FOR MEN especially young men $20 to $45 s; Easter haberdashery in the most attractive assortment to harmonise with your new Spring togs. * * ,1 .! -X f v T H E STORE .0 Xenia, Okie #< . t 4 t t, v f' f , s $ .it * ■ . . * l 5 t- ,•-© ' >i ,.r “ V - s />. • -■ -J tfiv 4 ’A. fclk*■ e m s e e • a c