The Cedarville Herald, Volume 42, Numbers 27-52

i f ' t iiiW C JL W e want you to think o f this store j^ O T only as a clothing store f ^ where you can buy Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes for men and boys but your furnishing needs—-such as Man­ hattan Shirts, Silk and other fabrics, Im­ perial*Underwear in all weights, styles and qualities, Stetson and Connett Hats, show- ingvthe largest line df caps in town, . Dress Gloves and Gloves of all kinds. Neckwear, always the newest style. Soft and Linen Collars. # c Sweaters and Flannel Shirts, and any­ thing else you may need that we haven't mentioned. " , * Just think of this store when . you want anything for your- self qr boy. E,. C. H i lb “The Surprise Store” V t * 28-30JEasfc,Third St., Dayton, O.. „ Store Closes Saturday 6 P. M. WURLITZER EVERY HOME TH A T LOVES REAL MUSIC SHOULD ; , \ •’ H AVE A v V ^ Genuine Victrola The Victor Victrola has been the leader and standard of the World for over 30 years. s Then* why take chances on .buying some other unknown make? Genuine Vidtrola Vtctrolas now. range, in price from $25, $55 , $50 , $70, $110, $130 ,, $200, $250, and up. Our terms are as low as \ $1 .00 PER WEEK W e prepay all shipping chagres to out-of-town. Com- plet library o f records at your command , f. 4 ' U■ . ’ * f The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company 20 South Fountain Aye ., ' SPRINGFIELD, OHIO . GU1KMR Right Prices on Good Goods Heinz Baked Beanswithout Tomato Sauce................................................18c HeinzTomato Ketchup Heinz Sweet Mustard Pickle HeinzMalt Vinegar Pt. Bottle “ White Vinegar Pt. Bottle “ Oder VinegarPt. Bottle Heinz Bulk Olivet Pt,...... “ Ripe Olives Can • 4 ■» l » » 4• I « #* * « '* * • *. *■* •* * 4 V t M * * *■ $ 4U<i r4»4«0» i l l 44«4 18c 18c 18c 1 0 c 18c 25c 25c W. W. TROUTE Grocery Co. SHERIFF'S SALE. State o f Ohio., S. S. , j Greene County Porsant to command hf an order o f 1sale in partition issued from tha Court i o f Common Pleas o f said County, and to me directed and delivered 1 will of­ fer lo r sale a t public auction at the j West door o f the court house in the ; City o f Xenia, irf said county, on ' SATURDAY NOVEMBER, 8*h, 1919 A t 10 o'clock A . M., the following des­ cribed lands and tenements to-w if; Situate in the Township o f Cedir- yille, County of- Greene and State of Ohio, to-witr TRACT NO, 1. Ten aeries, part o f Military Survey No. 3376, o f record and fu lly described in Vol. 61 at pagfe 127 o f the Deed Records o f Graene County, Ohio to which reference is hereby made. TRACT NO. 2. Nine and forty- one hundreds (9.41) acres, part o f Military Survey No. 8376, o f record and fully described in Vol. 64 at page 117 o f the Deed Records o f Greene County, Ohid, to which reference is hereby made. TRAGT NO. 3. Three and Seventy- two Hundredths (3.72) acres o f Mili­ tary Survey Nos. 3745 and 3376 o f record and fu lly described in Vol. 60 at page 403 o f Deed Records o f Greene County, Ohio, to which refer­ ence is hereby made. This farm lies about ohe half mile from Cedarville on the Turnbull road* The above described premises were appraised at $268.23 per acre and can not sell for less than two-thirds of the appraised value* ; Terms o f sale: CASH on day of sale. The above described premises to be sold by order o f said Court in case No, 15083 wherein D. M. Kennon et si, are Plaintiff's and David Kennon et al, are Defendants. L. Funderhorg, 1 Sheriff o f Greene County, Ohio. Zimmerman' ft Zimmerman Springfield, Ohio, Atty's in case. SET 00 RPRICESOHSALEBILLS SELL YOUR iScrap Iron, Rap, Paper, Rubber,, Metals, old Autos Etc. to XeniaIron&MetalCo. 17 Cincinnati Ave. ENIA, - OHIO BothPhones 144 GET OUR PRICES * * * e « e * * * « local and personal • * * # • « * * * • UJ w Nl ^ht -5 a «w ■ * Potatoes—fo r a short time at $2,00 per hushebor $4.75 per 2 1-2 bu. bag, S . Bird A Sons Co. Sonie fear that com will be selling under the dollar mark with few feed- ■WSf cattle and hogs low in price, ' * ■ .clever uP-to-the-minute play “The Arrival of Kitty”, November 21. The regular meetin o f the Parent Teachers’,Association will be held on Fnday, Nov, 14, at 3 P. M. Rev* V. E . Busier wiU speak, A ll are cordiaUy invited, —Keep your piano in shape by har­ ing it thoroughly, cleaned, tuned and regulated. Call Knox Hutchinson, Mrs. Lillie Limerick, who has been spending several weeks in Chicago with her niece, Mrs. Ralph Baldwin, returned home Wednesday. Funniest play ever presented in Cedarville--,!The Arrival o f , Kitty” , November 21. . G. H. Hartman is driving a new Chevrolet sfedan. Wanted:- Several second hand buggies that are in fair condition. Price must be right. Howard Hartsock Albert K&dSl has given up his posi­ tion vKth The Cedprivlle Lime Co„ and with his family has moved back to Springfield, —Chickens, Ducks, Geese—I will pay the highest price for them. .Call phone 3-164’ Wm. M»wli«i). For all kinds o f trimming and top work see Howard Hartsock, old Bar- low stand. Also glass for all kinds of auto curtains, Mr, and M rs., A* G. Eveleth, who have been-living...at Black Lick, Pa., have moved to Akron. • >, .. For Sale;- I have a Solid quartered oak 72 in. buffet' and a solid'quartered oak combination bpok case and writ- desk for sale, .They can be seen at the hpme o f Elmer Spencer. ' For Sale:-' 450 shocks o f No. 1 good com In shock on my fafm.( - ‘ Joseph McAfee HOW’S-THIS? W* offer One Hundred Dollars Re­ ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot he cored by. Hall's Catarrh Medicine* - Hall’s Catarrh Medicine has been taken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty-five years, and hag be­ come known as themost reliable rem­ edy for, Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood1on the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poison from the Blood akf hearing the dis­ eased portions. After you have taken Hall’a Ca­ tarrh e for a abort time you of catarrh, free. Send for get rid * * * * * * F. J. CHENEY ft Co., Toledo, Okie, Sold by. all Ihragglsta, 75c._____ DO YOU LIVE WITH * . YOUR FAMILY? The Youth’s Companion is published fo r those families who purpose to live together, work together. The edi­ tors believe that a united family means a united nation. It is surprising how many stories— over 25Qr—are printed in the 6S: weekly issuee. Every member o f the family wiU‘en)oy reading Charles B. Hawes’ serial, The Son o f a “ Gentle­ men bom,” in 10 chapters, beginning in an early issue, and the 8 other ser­ ial stories by Elsie Ringmaster and others. New subscribers fo r 1920 w ill re­ ceive: 1. The Youth’s Companion—52 issues in 1920. 1 2. A ll the remaining weekly 1010 issues. 3* TheCompanion Home Calendar for 1920. , A ll the above fo r $2.50, 4, McCall’s Magazine for 1920, $1.00 —the monthly fashion authority. Both publications fo r only $2.95* THE YOUTH'S COMPANION Commonwealth Ave. ft St Paul St,, Boston, Mass. New subscriptions will be received at this Office* SUNLIGHT WHO GETS YOUR CREAM? \* We Want It-A U Of U / SKB XT TESTED . *i« 'M L i ii . ii iin . <.',* .ii. uiiil.,im. n in i nf..... liiiiilii*. v i C I s A M m K I m m WMRBwNnMrW.wftwt'jfr SUNLIGHT STATIONS Csdarrille, Clifton, Jarneatew*, Who Said a Gallon Was Only 4 Quarts? • * - ■ $ That is what hundreds of cars want to know. Their mile-crowd ng- owners are skeptical, too. For they are convinced that this rule is all wrong. They aregetting more miles from the tankful o f gas. And motors start pronto! on cold winter days. Their Go-Get- *Em buddy is Y ou 've got to take o ff vonr gasoline filler cap to Columbus . It holds the championship for delivering big mile-per-gallon returns. I t w ill take you farther andfaster than any other grade o f fuel on the market. And Columbus carries the same efficiency kick, winter and summer* Its big mileage returns don 't drop with the thermometer. And it, makes cold and sluggish engines behave. ’ * C O L U M B U S O I L C O M P A N Y Columbus, Ohio ^ - j t X*^ ^ You can get Columbus at any o f these good places: ^ Cedarville, Ohiq *South < Charleston, Ohio Jamestown, Ohio Cedarville Lime Co. 1 Irwin Bros. J. A. Brakefield R. A. Murdock Mrs. Wm. -Hart' Jenkins & Turnbull - R . H. Edwards Robt, Bird Sons & Co. Distinctive Cold Coats and Suts In the cleverest originations and co^or combinations df exclusivedesigns* selected with the conscientious eye for quality and de­ tail that add materaily to every garment. * COATS ' •: .. ................ ■ TheCoat present decidedly clever treatment of yokes, sleeves^, narrow belts and flap pockets. Rich fabrics contribute to their beauty, including .Duriet deLaine, Valangara, FrostedChincilla, Plush andRealette and up*. Suits o f Quality These suits-express the preference this season o f the woman who dresses with distinction.* Simple and straight lines with just the euggestion o f a back, reveal the smartness o f the mode in a knee length suit coat and In a skirt just wide enough to be considerate o f both com fort and style. These styles come in Dunetyn. Serge, Tricetine Poplin and Gabar- & Q A dine. Price $ 2 9 .7 5 ................... .................. ............ *.................# 0 V * / 5 Autumn Blouses i .. Are Wonderful to Behold i x ' ' , ■ “ . i Georgette is still a favored material. I t takes so gracefully to wool, bead o r floBS embroidaring—the decided fall trimming notes. This enables one to obtain attractive hatmopy in the choosing o f blouses appropriate for wear w ith one's new Fall A A Suit. $6. 50t o * t r • , • iv 4 H u t c h i s o n & G i b r i y XENIA, OHIO ; k ; cg b t oor WKEs c » t n u N iw e a c x