The Cedarville Herald, Volume 42, Numbers 27-52

Now Is The Time i To invoefc your money, . Make it earn .you aevea per q&nt. 9 - The Milford Pink Granite Company, paving lately purchased the entire properties and'asset? of The Victoria White Granite Company, now offers a rare opportunity to secure a high grade, tax free,. 7 per cent preferred stock, at par, dividends payable quarterly. * . . We invite investigation and advise prompt action. The Milford P ink-V ictoria White Granite Co. . XENIA, OHIO' Stops the Dangers, From Hoof Injuries—Saves Horses Nails in the hoof often prove serious un­ less Healing Antisep­ tic Liniment is used. Until >Antiseptic Houstonia. (The Original' Jones*) Liniment became generally known, the fre­ quent injuries to hoofs, ofttinu* proved serious. ” ' , Now .horse owners know that a few applications of Houee-tone- e-ah to a n,oil*injury in the hoof, quickly heals the wound without danger of infection. Don’t be without it. A dollar bottle of Houstonia Liniment in' your stable will pro­ tect thousands o / dollars worth of ______ horseflesh. Houstonia liniment is good for everything a good liniment should begood for. Sold by alt druggists Household sizes, 25c and 50c. New Veterinary size, .20 oz., $1.00. THE DRr. J . d jQ N E S COMPANY, So, Charleston, O, * For Sale by C. M. Ridgway and A. E. Richards* Druggists “I have Men lots, of trouble from nail in the foot, and several cases of lockjaw, but that was be­ fore I knew anything about your Liniment. *I t beats them all. L. p. Saxton, Horse Shoer, Washing­ ton Cl Ohio." 9 GIVE YOUR CAR A NEW FINISH'DO IT YOURSELF WITH ONE OR TWO COATS % J3r J Z U T O FINISHES THE TARBOX DUMBER GO. Select Your Car Now B Reo Dodge Overland Hudson Essex Nash M. C. NAGLEY Local Dealer . ft , J. HUNTER, OUtrikutM LOCAL AND PERSONAL = V V W m V .'/A W A V W A W W V Miss Alice Ervin pf South Vienna is the guest of Miss Eleanor Johnson. Walter Fields has been quite sick suffering with appendicitis. There will be no preaching in the U. P, church, Sabbath. The aged John McDaniel is in a very critical condition, - Mm. % N. Tarbox is spending sev­ eral weeks in Dayton taking medical treatm en t." —Chickens, Ducks, Geese—I will pay the highest price fo r them. ..Call phone 3-164 Wm* Marshall. Mrs,'Belle Gray Was hostess to the members of the Wednesday Afternoon Club this week. - David Bradfute'has , arrived home from Camp having- received hia dis­ charge from the army, Bobfc. Dixon, after a visit a t Chilli- cothe and wjth friends' here, has re ­ turned to his home in Tulsa, Okla. Dr. John A. Bavin of Jamestown, a well known, veterinarian in the county, died suddenly Sabbath a t his home. Wanted:- Small chickens. Will buy them any size or weight. Wm, Marshall Miss Edith Ramsey underwent .an operation-Saturday when Dr,. Eeed Madden, removed her tonsils. For-Rent:- Four rooms to a family of one or two. ’ Mrs. J. N. Lott. Clifford Bull has been under the weather for several days due to be­ coming overheated during harvest. Wantedr-Partner -for automobile business in Dayton, Address P. 0 . Box 322, Dayton, O. Mrs. W. A.-Condon and' children of Urichsville, O., are guests a t the home .of her father, R. C. Watt and wife. ' For Sale:- Two Angle hanging lamps- with two wicks. Fed Dobbins. The annual midsummer picnic for the members of the Kadantra Club and their families was held Tuesday a t Snyder Park, Springfield, Rev, Robert N, Coleman has gone to Fairview, Pa'., where he wfll dll the pulpit of the R. P, congregation until' the opening of college. Mr. and Mrs. W. B, Anderson enter­ tained a large company of relatives and friends Thursday honoring their son Mac Anderson and bride. For Bale:-* One cow and 11 month old calif. Price 3125.00. D. Knott, Phone 82, .Cedarville, O. . Ex-Sheriff W. B. McAllister of Xneia, was operated* upon a t the Me Cellan hospital, Saturday, for appen­ dicitis. ‘ For Sale:- Choice Timothy hay, at $25.00 a tom H. N. Wright, Selma, O. Goodrich tires and tubes. Guaran­ teed for 6,000 miles, Prices cheaper than others.* Robt. Bird & Sons Co. Mis Lillian Ross was able to go to Da- ton this week after, an attack of as­ thma, She will remain for some time with her sister, Mrs. Ernest Ralls. FOR SALE:- one auto truck for hauling school children, D. Knott, Phone 82, Cedarville, 0, Four auto loads of young folks Of the various young peoples organiza­ tions of the M. E, church picniced oil Wednesday a t Snyder Park in Spring- field, ............ f L. F. Tindall and family are spend­ ing several days with home folks at Selma. Mr. Tindall's father, Fred, who is taking treatmdht in Ghicago fo r cancer, is reported much improv­ ed, Goodrich Safety Tread fabric cas­ ings fo r Fords, Guaranteed for 6000 miles a t $18 ,10. 30 X 8 fo r $12.00 Robt. Bird & Sons Co. —Best developing and printing done. Clarke Nagley. Leave films a t Hag- ley's grocery. • Mereld Jobe was- operated upon Wednesday a t the McClellen hospital in Xenia for, appendicitis, having been troubled a t times for several years." Late reports indicate that he is improving nicely. Miss Margaret Alexander entertain ed a number of young folks last- Sat­ urday afternoon in honor of her nieOe, Miss Helen Alexander, Of Yel­ low Springs- CHAPINS BI-CORN The Hog Feed that has made Good. A Car on track Thursday* and Fri­ day this week. . ■ ■ i . Mill Feed and Shelled Corn on way will be here in a few Phoiie your orders. the ._The biggest clCarence sale in this .county id now gobigon a t Kelbl<}’s in Xenia, -There you caw get real bar­ gains in clothing, Underwear, hosiery and shoed.- the opportunity of-a life­ time to jbeat the high cost o f clothing! —Keep your piano in shape by hav-: ing i t thoroughly cleaned, tuned and regulated. Call Knox Hutchinson, Phone 2on 160. , * « Miss Hester Dean has returned from Springfield .where she apent several days visiting with relatives. George Hammand is the-owner of a new six cylinder Olds touriqg car. . Cecil Eubank, who has had employ­ ment in .Dayton,- has given up his pos­ ition, and returned home/' Wanted:- Full or part time agents to sell our Income Protection Policies All wage-earnerg will he interested. Exclusive .territory. Direct -home office contracts. Write National Cas­ ualty Co., Detroit, Mich. Eh? What? A. Wilkes-Barre. Pn., telegram runs as follows: “H. M. Beck says thst the odor Of a woodcock Is very distasteful to many animals and he has known dogs that were splendid, retrievers ott other game birds'positively refuse to pick up a woodcock," ‘ ORDINANCE NO. 99. TH4 VICTORY Chautauqua RIVE PATRIOTIC D A Y S CEDARVILLE July 29, 30, 31 August 1 and 2 G* H. HARTMAN, Secretary A Program of * Extraordinary Merit Including Clarence Camdbell Hampton Court Singers Cameron McLean Co. Edith Maderla William H. Stout American Girls Sextette "Burns of the Mountains" President Jis. A* Burns Josephine Dominick Co. "Kill the Blues" Cope ’ Sarah Rush Parks Fighting Yanks Quartette Chautauqua Kids Circus Anthony Euwef "Democracy Triumphant" Get Season Tickets Now To amend Section No. 1 of Ordinance; No. 57, regulating the use of automo­ biles. and motorcycles. Be i t ordained by the Council of the Village of Cedarville, State of Ohio. Section No. 1. That' Section No, 1 of Ordinance No. 57, entitled "an or­ dinance regulating the use of automo­ biles and motorcycles,” passed by council on the 13th day of May, 1909, recorded in Ordinance Records, a t Page 260, be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: Section No. 1. That*it shall be un­ lawful for any person or persons to operate an automobile, motorcycle or other motor vehicle on the streets of the village of Cedarville, Ohio, a t a speed greater than fifteen (15) miles an hour in the business and closely built up portions, of the Village, or more than twenty (20) miles an hour in the other portions thereof. Any person or persons Violating the pro­ visions of this sectiorii or any of-the other provisions of this ordinance, and other sections thereof, shall be fined not more than $25.00, and for a second offense, shall be fined not less than $26.00 nor more than $100.00, and shall pay the costs of prosecution. Section No. 2. That said original Section No. 1 of said ordinance No. 57, regulating the use Of automobiles and motorcycles, as aforesaid, be and the same is hereby repealed. Section No. 3. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period allowed by law. Passed this 10th day Of Jluy, 1919. D. H. McFarland, Mayor of the Village of Cedarville, O. Attest:- 1 " J. W. Johnson, ’Clerk of the Village of Cpdarville, O. - -—-Gold Medal Flour by .th e -barrel a t Nagley'a. ' DR, O. P. ELIAS . DENTIST Ix&aitK* Bank BMg, Cedarvitik, O, .We Have Always Wanted To Handle the BE ST Manure Spreader—And We’ve Got It As aU our friends know, we have been engaged in the farm implement business right here for a long time. We’ve made it a rule to handle only thor­ oughly reliable goods. No matter how tempting a maker’s proposition is, we leave i t alone, unless we are convinced that the article wHl be of real value to our customers. . ~ Now please keep this rule 'of ours in mind and then come in and see the Registered U.5,Pat.0ff,. Manure Spreader The fact that we have thismachine set up, ready to demonstrate, shows that we believe there isn’t a better spreader made. there had been we would have found it. "New Idea” if the ortgiaal wide-' apraadiaf apraadar. Built to spread Outside its Own Wheel track when other machines merely dumped manure behind. -Low down andllght draft, easy to load, pasy On a team. Its chain conveyor brings every scrap of manure to the twe cylinders where It is thor­ oughly pulverized and thrown onto swiftly re* volvlng steel paddles that distribute it l a even width (VatWHt-8,r»«fiaa fcfeehlaaEverBaftt. knd depth across three corn rows. This makes driving over spread .manure'unnecessary. The New Idea Spreader can’t clog and spreads at will, 3, 4, 9,12, 15 or It loads per acre. It has' a chain drive—no gears to break or strip from cold or undersuddenstrain. Wide tires fit the "NewIdea"-for use on soft Now here is a mxohljie that will give you dollar for dollar on a moder­ ate Investment In One year’s time; because if used regularly it will absolutely save the full fertility value of manure and put It on the soil in such condi­ tion that growing plants can get It all. The NawIdea Spreader will save you money. Come In and see it next timeyou're in town. You'll be interested. DON'T FORGET TO ASK S S M a t e M S * OS FOR THIS FREE BOOK SflteKr'WKf{yffLSSi53 lullof rlcht-up'fo'thcminute <t«U* Doti’t forxettWi—it’aiatportaat* A Yours for better farming. YODE.R. BROTHERS ate MUSKINGUM COLLEGE f. KNOX MONTGOMERY, President NEW CONCORD, OHIO The College That is Forging to the Front Member of the Association of American College*, of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools ahd of the Association of Ohio Colleges. New administrationbuilding under course of construction this summer to cost $1»0,000. Faculty Ofthirty, eleven of Whom are studying In Unitsnltlw this summer? Studentbody of 1M6. No young man nefug dgareta admitted. Fill semeate. opens September 16,1919. Writ* for Catalogue of Information. ,,