The Cedarville Herald, Volume 43, Numbers 1-26

r m ! : s\ l hfi , la*\ fc*' I 4 At Gentem. Mm "Meggi* Ariadna, , Mk M k«4 S i to polio* station and lava heraelt up ax tie slayer of hap yatibaad. J mmm Artaana, 3), Italian,'; ^Qaa body wiU found in a street, fill* e&t*a* Mif-detestse. ■. Lawwuter Has a population ,0$ 14,- <@M, an increase of i,l«2 over 1»10, wa census bureau announced. Woes- afarka» MN> an increase of *,<Ms,sa4 WellerilJ* t,m , an Increase of l .m Governor Cox .took up with the fad- ’ ^government tlje question, tif ao- ' lg from federal ■warehouses build- material formerly > Intended for ..........lent construction purposes, to Sheet the need in the tornado-stricken section# .or northwestern Ohio. . Tiffin circle of the Child Conserva­ tion league of America has been or- franlzed with 73 members* ■ Clement L. V. Holts, cashier and •assurer of tlie Licking County Retfif td.Trust company, Newark, is dead, , Captain Charles W. Knox, for more Chan habf a century a prominent fig- ire ip\the Ohio river sfeamboat trade -letween Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, >dled at his home in Marietta, p WaQace Cathcart, director Of the n.Western Reserve' Historical,society,- .and hie aged .father, Rimon Cathcart, Were seriously injured by" leaping from the Cathcart home at Cleveland to escape death in a fire that swept the building,, with an estimated lose ■*r*401>0Q0, ’ 1 t • Fire damaged the steamer Arrow in Sandusky harbor. • Erie county fair will he held Sept., XI, 29, 80 and Oct 1, - Motion picture theater managers .' ware called before the Findlay mayor ,, M answer V charge Of operating the-,. ’ aters on Sunday. Ohio state university trustees adopt- r Id a.budget for the next school year ; wh*h calls for,.31,600,000, said to he the largest amount ever estimated i necessary to maintain the/school. An escaped carnival show spake ' killed sheep and frightened Chestnut « Ridge school children, near Xancas- ■ •ter. * f u „ - z - 1 *’• Mrs. Charles Loftier was elected pnnsident. pf the newly organised • civic league at Leipsle, >v , i0 Body of Ruth E. Abramson of , Fainssvine, who jumped Into Lake „ Erie at Cleveland, was washed ashore -1 at Willoughby beach, * Richard Hinard, 2, felt into a stone.. ; eras m ,d?ool at Findlay and <was 4* driwaed; ’ * , • • • FaUl Axup, 8, ward c - tha Ohio,Ma- Wgtie home, ppriagheld, was Wlifd by > toto while at play, imm& Meehan, 25, spriigfleld, waAhtUed when an automobile . in which’ he was returning from Coium- baAoverturned at Liteyette. Henry Rankin, 50, Springfield, la­ borer,'was shot three times and in- .atantly killed, presumablyf by high­ waymen, - /•>'*' At Toledo, Federal dudge Jfchn Wl Killlte ordered reSumption ot street- esr service, suspended by a strike of ear men for a wage increase, He ' Seed the rate of fare at 7 ceMs and and 2 cents for transfers hnd the wags scale at 64, 66 and 10 ceftts. . Disposition of Warren's war chest toad wiU he decided by the Trumbull eoUnty common pleas court,' There, still remains jfil8,00O in the fundi /, Governor Cox has offered'the major generalship of the Ohio national guard to Stanford B. Stanberry' of Cincinnati, Colonels George H. Wood, Dayton, and Benson W, Hough* Uela- Ware, both former adjutants general, and Harold M. Bush* Columbus, were appointed and have accepted briga­ dier generalships. Refused permission to go to the movies alone, Robert Beach, Jr., 11# Elyria, attempted to bang himself In the cellar of his home and died of a, broken neck. Harry Black and Ward Logan, for­ mer Akron patrolmen,' Vsre sentenced ^e the months la the county jail’ for T - i r - * 1" i j i ^3* Your Horses rk\ / i|<-Top Shape it Spring Wdrte W* hawi any number ot cus­ tomerswhowould-jotthinkof ftbdrborsmouheavyi work witboot first f them an Avnloni ____ lle*ae*P&v*fc Beta*! smdtbee petting themon af :ofAvatmFarms :fot at least at v find that thatl 'hotart “ right dpi ■toes’‘aftertoewin-* Miteehr ♦if'SMi ifS ***** ! ' *r#1 mm M l ‘Vf i. 4 , f,!-hj* t .. \ -i #<H o n e s ty In W o r d an d W a r e ” Springfield, Ohio -;i!S week Home-Lovers from coast to coast are planning,to make their homes more attrac- * tive, more distinctly American— for the war taught us' that throughout the worldTthe Amer­ ican home stands out beyqnd ; competition. ForHorn^Craft Week ‘ A Sale of Offering 15,000 Rolls* in tlie New SpringJpMterns * 40c to. 65c Wall Paper t Beautiful fept'stry Papers ’’ ttn gray ami rose, .two^ondd '•and- jOther 'handsame effects, will go nt ‘ _ O A . the loll ww v r■' 25c to 40c ’ - Wall Paper Oatmeal, ■” Oilr, . Striped, Varnished AUover, and hun­ dreds of other prItems; only Ut to 40 r^ils of each, i ( i „ ut roil JI«sC 18c to 25e Wall Paper SS patterns, of paper in many different colors, suit­ able for any room and regu- laiTypriced from iSc 1 4 ^ . to 25c, a t ............ * I t C 15cto20c Wall Paper V 35 patterns- of fine quality wall-paper in many different colors that are regularly priced from 15c f <11 ^ to 20c, at A4-*/2C Band# In all oolor* at, yd, 2c. Cut-ont borders at, yard , 4c and Up * NO RESTRICTIONS—Any* of the above wall patera may bo purchasefl with or without boiv ■lers or ceilings. A Festival o f . ____ ---------....------ ,-~eries D Y a glance at the windows you know the well furnished, well k^pt.home, and i t is U~the window draperiesr-rthe curtains particularly—that tell the whole story to the folks outside. •/During Home Craft Week we i r t malting a display of window Wee and other drapery materials that wiU help you to decorate you.' windows so.they will tell the right stoiy of your home. ' Yon witt also he interested in our displays of the latest styles in window dressing. 1 . . - - f * > 1 ! Imported Scotch Madras Curtains / ' , ‘ *, ■In beautiful plain design, also col­ ored borders with venter Valahhe— the newest bed room and dming1 room effects;$4.25 xvp to $2.05, ■ Net Curtains ^ In an unlimited amay of design# to suit every need. Cable Net Curtains, Irish Point Curtains, 'fbe latest nov­ elty in fine curtains. BmbroTdrnV.d Nets, $3.50 to $22.50/ Scrim Curtains .And Marquisette Curtains. Plain and fancy, hemstitched, laee edge; some with insertion, some with der tached and comer motifs, $2.45 to $7.45. ' ■V ■ j ■ .-•- . Sectional Panel Nets That extremely popular andhand­ some window dressing, 75c to $3,50. $5 Tapestry Table Scarfs Special this d*«* Q F TexlteaHier ' '■' Upholstering'* yard ..........* w 50-inch'Velour In blue, rose, AC- hiown W » v w Fancy Silkoline Yard Mnde/in all dainty colorings. SjieC'ial this Week,-. Jj? yard .*, * .......,,«... « . . * * , ; . . ; * ■ . vZ >■ Curtain Scrims Plain and fancy, with drawn work and Chintz borders, 25c and up. Curtain Swisees ' Plain., dotted, bordered and fan­ cies, with and without col&r; 20c and up. Marquisettes 36 to 50-inch width, plain, taped edge and fancy bordored, 40c and np. . . ■ ■ ■* ' ' CurtainMadras White and ecru, plain or with col­ ored inserts, 50c and Up. CurtainNets ■' ' All kinds* Pilots Shadow, Nutting* . hams, Swisses, 30c to $2.50. , Colored,Madras Overdrajtery, all colors, roae, bine, brown, green and two-tone, 08c and up, OrinokaMills Guaranteed Sunfasf, Drapery, A® , inches wide, $3.75 and up, 50>inch Sunfast Madras In all solors ........ Cretonnes Hundreds. of pretty new patterns for any and all purposes, A , veritable cretonne show —39c up. Homs Craft Week Rug Special Royal Wilton a j , • bus *. 3x12 ft. \ m \ r m A Rood. Assart- Y | i% ttient of high- ■' m TW m ■ trade all-wool . f i ne Wilton U n g s . Worth moro money AtW listed at the mill today for mote than wo offer them to you foi; during Home Craft Week, The^“First Home ixi'theLand” ^ has its rugs cteaned thoroughly by • S feH O d V E R itxCTitio suction smarm *■ ELECTRIC SUCTION CLEANER It B m U—A* If Sws*p«—As (t Cleans X S Ihe'WTiiteftHoUre, In the r*g*1 abode Of the Mikado, in the sumptuoiMhomes of six tl, H, Rupreme court Judged, In John D. Rockefeller's palatial dwell­ ing, and in fine- homes everywhere, some of the rarest, costliest rugs\ In the World arfc “Hoouer-ed” regularly to rejnove dirt thoroughly and to lengthen their Ufa—just as TheaHcovei* cares tor the charming rugs of many well-known local (residents. . , , HomeCDeixonstratfon Without Charge Department Pourth Floor ’ Buy On Eaxy Terms Through The Moms Pi*n W ITH the Morris Plan you need p*y only ten per cent down, and have as many as fifty weeks to pay for homefumishings, ■' It is a straightforward, op&n-and-above board banking proposition. Ask us about it - h i For Home Craft Week . CREX Grass Ruprs 1.75 D* Lax* grade —the finest made, in most artistic de­ signs and alt th e . wanted coloring*. Regular 3*6.00 val­ ues. Horn# Craft Week |1».7£. m w m minsBc ■aeUeMteln GNEVROLET MODEL 4-90 $875 No touring cur a t any pries is m ors dopsudaMo or more econom ical to operate than the Chevroflet* Yift with a ll its economy and low price it is a handsome) toom yt com fortable car— one you can feel proud to own. , Eor a lim ited tim e w * can ^nake imm ediate delivery^ Owens 6 Son CednrvU l., O h io Barry Kamos AUCT IONE ER TERM S VERY M , REASONABLE Satisfaction Guaranteed - or no Pay jglPattieswanting two auctioneer* I m in position to supply the extra man with unlimited ex- / petlence. . ' PHONE 2-120 Gedarvllle, • - Ohio Buckeye, The World's Best Incubators And Nut ie Slue. When yon know a man to he yellow it is just t* well to draw the onto* Une.* Cartoons Magaaino. GUARANTEE The Buckeye Is GUARAMlIltel) t« hxtrit MOREGHICaCS and STRONG­ ER CHICKS than any other lmmba- tor. i • ■, .. It fi further g^kranteedl;- To require no artificial twiatnee, To apfcsts wtiirfiwtorily h* any t*m- ■perate*#dawn to freeing* and to m quit* no attention to the feotn the time a hatch te stertwl mm it is finished. The perfect oenstirwitioft of all itemechaaieat pasta is idso gemwm. bwulmtorof part thereof hti^doe*not jtelfil oar *wtt mutes in im f pa*tio«d#r« wilt he m^taeed without M t iiia v d ^ fe * lrd a s « . ^ . ROBT. BIRD 4 SONS CO. , mJL- —*-•«• - ■> •etu * N’WNlt * W. *■