The Cedarville Herald, Volume 42, Numbers 27-52

THERE’S A REASON * Why Raprwaatative Men of This ’ ‘ CkftB&munity areBacking * . 4 ' _ ^ 9 ' *■'* Cedarville Chautauqua July 29 ,. 30,31 Aug. 1 , 2 . * IPS PATRIOTIC IT’S CLEAN C IT’S WORTH-WHILE IPS eni ^ t A ikhig IPS E 0 UCATONAL IPSPURPOSEECH. IT’SFULLQFfUN <. r BE A BO03TER! Get "Season tickets! G . H. HARTMAN , Secretary. i - u ! . i *. '•■ ‘vW.- ' My 1st to August 15th, 1910 -■v y * * » < 4 > * .* * ‘ ■* 1 f■ y- *■ 4 ’- *J- •r. ■ J; r/■ , ' * < 1 “G. E.” Electric Iron (Standard Price):. . . . . . . ,$6.50 .* 1 “Rid-fJid” Folding Ironing . Board (Standard. ■■Price) . » . . . . , . , ••*.*.$3*25 x*%t |jt BOTH FOR EASY PAYMENTS 50c Cash—Balance $1.00 a Month To Our Consumer* Only DON’T DELAY ORDER TODAY Bell 595 THE XENIA DISTRICT ' OF. Cit. 66 3 2 Central Garage We have installed an acetylene plant for burning carbon out of motors, servica and satisfaction guaran­ teed as the best. «■ Carbon Removed While Yott W ait 75c a Cylinder O i li and Gasoline Repairing of A ll K inds A u to W ash Satisfaction Guaranteed J. G. DUGAN * Located Boyd** Livery Stand * * * • * # * # # * * LOCALANDPERSONAL Get you* pare J inseed oil for paint­ ing « t Ridgwsy's. ' Mac Anderson is sick at the home o f his wife's grandfather in Platts- burg. Hiss Margaret Rife^ who has been teaching music in the Lebanon public school*, has returned fo r the summer vacation. Lieufe Cameron Ross, who has been enjoying # thirty day furlough from Camp Sherman, has returned for duty. ■ —-Chicken *,1 Ducks, Geese—1 will pay the highest price l o r theta. „CalI phone 3-164 \Vm. Marshall, Wo have 2000 bushels o f good ear corn on track Friday and Saturday. Phone your order; Yoder Bros. Avicol, a cure and prevention o f all diseases o f chicks. Just the thing fo r old or young and is endorsed by all who ever used it. For sale at Ridg- way's. 'AU Summer hats must be sold Prices cut to the limit. Sale now o n .' Elias & Masters. Hogs continue on the increase in price reaching $22.36 this week, Cat- tle show little or no improvement in price other than feeders are'some lower than a few weeks ago. —NOTICE— l am in the poultry bus- ineBs, Call by phone, Wm. Marshall, Silvertown Cord casings guaran- teed fo r 8000 miles. Ford sizes at $24,55. Robt. Bird & Sons Co. For Sale:-CChoice Timothy hay, at $25.00 a ton. M. N. Wright, Selma, O. For Sale:- Good corn. J. C. Finney, Ph 0 ne l2-195. • * ——Gold Medal Flour by _the ..barrel atNagley’a. ^ When it comes to threshing and hay harvest you will not want to stop fo r hauling com . We have a car on track Friday and Saturday. Yoder Bros. —We now have, the .agency .o f the Western Creamery Co* and .w ill pay you the best .market .price .f o r your cream. V . M. C. Nagley •We have the largest line o f domestic and imported talcum powders in the county. Every reliable brand in all sizes and stall prices at Ridgway's. ............ . ,1 Wanted:- Full o r 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. C « d * r t r iU * » Ohio Miss Dorothy Johnson o f Spring- held, has been visiting her cousin^ Miss Helen Iliff. .. .All Summer Goods marked down. Come look over the bargains. Sale is ftbiy on. " ' * * * * * * Elias & Masters G. E. Brady and wife and Mrs. Sheraard and daughter of Martins- burg, W. Va., have been visiting Mr. and Mrs, E. G. Lowry fo r several days, Do not fail to read the special tire ad o f the Springfield Tire & Supply Co., North Fountain avc., on "the last page. We offer the best inducement in price oit a ll grades o f tires. (It) ■ AUCTIONEER mms VERY REASONABLE Satisfaction Guaranteed . or no Fay Parties wimtfet* two auctioneers I am in position to supply the extra man with unlimited ex* ptrience. PHONE MM . J«tarriU«. - * Ohio For Bed, Board and LMUiidry. Here t’s a perfect gem o f misap­ plied English from a woman answer­ ing an advertisement for a French governess ”«n pair:” “ I know a little English, and could give easy, at Once, lessons th French, for which X will be nourished, lying down, and bleach­ ed, who, I think, are the conditions >atf pair.’ ”—Boston Transcript Not Ail'Thsre, Delbrook was the proud possessor of a brand-new suit o f clothes with ft email, wooden whistle attached tp It. Boon after getting the su it and while the family was dining away from, home, his father asked him why he did not Wear W« new suit that eve­ ning. *1 oink, daddy,” ho answered, * ’cause the whistle’s broke.” R, Cecil Burns has declined the ap­ pointment as vocational supervisor in the Walter Reed hospital, Washing­ ton, P . C.,at a salary o f $2,000 but will continue hJs work in the McKin­ ley Technical'School o f that city for the coming year, Mr, artd Mrs, Clayton McMillan entertained a number o f friends and relatives at dinner, Friday. Miss Louise McMillan o f Spring- Held has been spending several days with Mr, nad Mrs, James Duffleld. Miss Jessie Small o f Xenia was the guest o f her sister, Mrs. Louise Iliif over Sabbath, / Roger Collins was chosen president o f the Young Peoples Convention held in Columbus last week. Miss Helen Bradfute was elected secretary *A delegation o f fifteen members o f the Clifton U, P. congregation attend ed. Rev. E. G. McKibben, pastor o f the congregation also attended. Miss Hazel'Lowry has received a life certifle^e from the State Board o f School examiners. MisS Lowry will be principal o f the Senior High School at Clinton, O., while Miss M a r-, garet Elder, will be principal o f the Junior High School. Both are grad­ uates o f Cedarville College, Mias Low­ ry declining re-election as a member o f the local high school faculty this spring. 2000 BUSHELS GOOD EAR CORN IN TOWN . * , Phone your orders, haul it before threshing begins, - S I n s 'SS 2 / C O A L Hocking, West Jacket. Virginia Lump, Yellow Priced right. i *" s '5 *Do Not Forget the New Base­ ment Department * ✓ 8hort Lengths of Sheeting, Gingham , etc.* 25 per cent lets than regular price* China, Queensware, Carpets, Refriger­ ators, Vapor Stoves, Cabinets* etc. Onr Smart and Distinctive SUMMER FROCKS! Quality—Appearance—Serviceability—all were taken into consideration when' these dresses were designed. Voile and Organdy—printed or plain--ruffled dr tucked—some lace trimmed. Surely they will ap­ peal to you. IN JUST YOUR SIZE AT $5.75 to $29.75 Summer Sport Sait.Dress Styles may come and styles may go—but a Sport Suit Dress is in vogue forever. Splendid tailoring and in several colors—in Pongee and Kahki Kdol. $29 .75 to $39.75 Printed Georgette Dresses T H E LATEST NOVELTY OUT Artistic—yet not elaborate not expensive* These dresses* are designed to meet the individual taste of the Flapper............... ........................ ,$25 to $42.50 •w Hutchison & Gibney XENIA, OHIO T R Y O U R JO B P R IN T IN G — m ,