The Cedarville Herald, Volume 43, Numbers 1-26

jHuiuiiMl { / l Am Now Ready To Do Your TRUCKING Long or abort h&uia; moving household goods m li* v y ; trucking. Equipped for hauling -stock focfmarket, Phone No. 68 C . C . W E I M E R 'Ice deliyery as soon as Aweather demands* tkm M m t e « - -EDITOR f e r f t '1«K» Bntored «.t lb* P<w*-0ffie*» C*d*x- riU*. D„ October il* ‘1W , m second 1 j*#6twr« " FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 19M. HARDING OHIO’S CHOICE a a e r Visit Our New ’ / y Meat Department We have just installed a refrigerator prthg handling of fresh salt and smoked meats in connection with our grocery. Out dis­ play cases as well^as^refrigersiors are sanitary in every respect and we are prepared to render first caTss service in this depart ment.lt gives.us pleasure to announce that we have employed Dan Bailey as meat cutter. We will also till our own meats from native stock whlchwillinBure you the best ait all times. •» * \4 We Are^At Your Service i <4 T* / Pure Lard Down to 25c ' : ;■ / t , A F o u n d : . ; F L O U R ■ 'i- / 1 *• . . t - * , - ( - » 4rt Ocean light, Straight Grade, pfer large'sack $1.48 Per small sack Old Hickory; per large sack OMHickory* per amrfU eack B R E A K F A S T . . F O G D S - Shredded Wheat ----- *------ —-•»•—— ---------* ,—-*12 l*2c t Corn Flakes fc— —*.— •*■«—;— ----10c ’ R«d*tott Food — — ----— — --------------— --------- -- 13c tod 23c- Cream of Wheat -------------— 29c Jttothera’ Oats, per bo* —----— — — —--------— — —-------l l c * C A N N E D - G O O D S * Hin-, evaporated, Wilsons, Pet and many others, large sire can 12 l*2c Cow par can.-— ------ —,— l —— -12 l*2c Peas per can l ”2c Tomatoes par can peatUKt Butter, lb, 1--—— —— —— — ——— — 23c B E A N S Kiln Dried Com Meal ——s.— — —— —— | c Red Kidneys ,per pound Baby Lima, per pound Beat N>vy Beans, per pound —— ---------------- — — — — ae Bendny a**»**.&»«i a.«% % «* m t* fe •**M *w »* pi St *3 km S B K D . P O T A t OB'S Early Ohio—Early Ro#»—Triumphs—Burbanks—Rural NbW YorKa ALSO CAR OF TABLE POTATOES PRICED RIGHT ONION SETS — Yellow or White 15c quart or pound while they last. Htt* eO'me—drat served. BROOMS tamer Beet grade $ sawed, two days only, one broom to a cub - BQtOHESTMARKET PRICES PAID FOR CHICKENS AND EGGS. BRING THEM IN. WE ALWAYS BUY OPEN EVERY EVENING. I.E. Schmidt & Co $. Detroit tS„ Xenia, Ohio. % | No on* can rightfully question that i Ohio should not have a candidate be* i fore the Republican convention when t the next president is pamed. Neither i van anyone question but that Sen- j ator Warren G, Harding should have ! this honor, A s a Senator hi* record ' i* an open book and should influence Ohio voters to consider their candi­ date first. On Important issues like the League of Nations tho Senator has been with his party and where independent ei- tixem should be found-r-against i t Onuational prohibition no temeprsnce advocate could ask more. Neither can those who espouse the cause of the right of suffrage for women. At the present .time the Senator is the target of certain politicians whot cannot dominate him and the mails are loaded with eleventh, hour attacks that Should be in his favor. Senator Harding is not responsible for past or present acts of Other pol­ iticians, He is conducting.his cam­ paign on a high plane and ip a man-' ner that-can not be regarded distaste­ ful to anyofcher opponent He has al- ■ lowed tho use of his name in the in­ terest of party success and whether winner or looser a t the primary he? will be found .supporting the nomi­ nee of'his party this fall. Those Re­ publicans who wish party, success and all others who are anxious for a new administration in Washington can do no better for their state than to send the Harding .delegates to Chicago in June in behalf df Ohio's honor&l sta, Let hot the Unsigned circular and midnight rider keep y<m from stand­ ing for one who has brought honor to his State' by bis Senatorial ability. ADDITIONAL LOCAL : \ V4, V. ill'.. ... 1 ..... 1 > '- i I '. ■L*-G.;Titua of Booth, Charlestonhas leased the Houston store in that place and will operate a general store with his. elevators. The Houston business was. established in 186J., Trouble with the electric lines ■ cut us out of power a good part of Wed­ nesday which kept our linotype.dark ’and we wore unable to get up.as much news matter as ordinary.^ '•> j , " ' ...„ .>— „o a .y*,.,? ,|.M j ” ■ ^ Harry Owens of Detroit is home for a few days visit with his parents', Mr, and Mrs. W. H« Owens. Harry la employed, at. the Ford factory as ah inspector. ’ WANTED:- POULTRY. Call ns a t our expense. Phone 12-187, South Charleston, 0 . Irwin Bros., Glad­ stone. 0. , * ■ One fourth of a cent wftf save a chick from White Diarrhea and chol­ era, Two cents will .save a hen. Av­ alon Farms Poultry Tabletts at Richards Drug Store. No pure no pay. •<7 *'.' H A S W H IT E R WORNYOU DOWN? Bicknaea That Ungers, or Strain .of Caring for Others, Maken Spring . ”. Days Dangerous imi1 GET BACK'YOUR STRENGTH * ■ __________ _ - ■- t • _ Red Blood Meup Old-time Yigoi akdi Pepio-.Hnagna Builds Rich, Red Blood ' Perhaps you've been iU this winter { or others in tbs Lundy have, and you i liava worn yourself out with ,e 7 *tra burden*. And now your strength i* slow to return. Week after week .you've felt too tired ofr anything, wind have looked ot, too—color bad, eyes dull, and no enthusiasm. J When you don't feet welhyon are, not well. Probably what you need right now is the good blood tonic,’ Pepto-Mangan. Physicians verywhero. recommend Pepto-Mangaa for run-', dawn,anemic people, ,Ask your doctor about it, Pepto-Mangan supplies the things that bipod-starved people lack. I t put* iron and vigor in the blood, I t faints the cheeks i nNaturb'a way. It and restores the‘hearty appetite. The blood is naturally sluggish in the Bpring and the whole .family would profit yb taking Pepto-Mangan which tones up and build* up, It is pleasant tasting and soon makes you feel better. Your own druggist has it ready fpnyour calh and in both liquid and, tablet form, just as you prefer, But to be certain that you get the genuine Pepto-Mangan, ask for it by the full name, “{Judes Pepto-Mangan’' Look for the name *<GudeV on the package, —Adv.- . trucking W anted . ’I have purchased a new Ford track, for general fracking and am ready for businew. Give my a call. Raymond’Horney, 4 S* Cedarvjlle, Ohio. < - ‘i fr^u.cfc’c r v T r ^ T c ^ r r- > t p 4 ',rh s i.i'} , V, , , Agents Wantedi-M to with"‘team or auto can easily make $U»0 to $300 a month selling Herberiing’s medi- ciner , extract^ spices, toilet articles,' stQCii powder, dip,etc. in your County, .Own boss; Eperiejice -unnecessary. We fumish.oapital. splendid territor­ ies open. Write today for free partie- Ulars. * r , ,4 1 v - Herbothng Medicine Co^ Bloomington, 111. 1 /* AreThere TimesWhen You’d Take Two Thin Dimes for Your Car? And feel you’4 be getting the best of the deal? No pep at the cor-* ners, no speed on the road, and you’d trade the old bus for the sleeves of a vest? ^ i You’re fed up on grief, but you sidestep the blam*, You can’t get performance on cheap, sluggish fuel. Better switch to the best - Gasol ine If you’ve never used Columbus load up with a tankful and get set , for a surprise. . . . The smooth manner in which the car throttles down in high and the way it responds to the accelerator Will he a revelation, J Hills, which once seemed steep, become only landscape pimples, and ■' you’ll sprint past humbled cars'that yesterday threw dust, arrogantly in your face. ' You’ll get more mileage out of every’gallon than you thought could. „ be, put into it,'and more real, driving joy out of, every .mile than you’ve ever experienced before. \ ‘ That’s why thousands of automobile ovvners p Columbus straight across the, board. ; *. c o l u M b u s o i l c o m p a n y ' . . . C o lu m b u s , ,O h io v , i / V £t Miss Paalinfe McKinney of Clifton has been elected vice-president of the Y. W. C. A. of WoOstet College^ Mis* MriEUnpey i% the daughter o f . Rev. Wm. T McKinney of Clifton and ia « junior at Wooster College. For Rent:- A fine farm of 112 acres. All tillable land, Good house and birii Rent on shares or for cash. Frank P. Hartinger, 51 Davie* Bldg., Dayton, Ohio, ^ ‘ ........* For SaleTPlants:.- Yhave.°all kinds of transplanted garden plants for early and late planting. Leave order* with Mrs. H» M. Stormont, Western Ohio Cream Station,- Wm, Sheely, Rfd., Cedarville. For Sate:- Paper bailer and quanti­ ty of wire. Bailer like new and 'will be sold at ft bargain. . Save your old paper and bail it, it will make yon money. In"quito a t this office. Next Sabbath inaugurate* the La­ the Church.campaign of thirty-one Protestant Denominations, in a com­ mon effort, to make the World a bet­ ter place in which to live- Let u* all encourage this work b y . going, to church on that day. dHRmRP* wmm* /TRY OUR lOB PRINflNG Did you know that Massie* creek had been, moved! Tho Gasetto *ays that this stredm was on a rampage a t Clifton where the creek, overflowed its bank* and ran wild through the low­ lands. , Neal Collins of Santa Ana, Cal., spent a conpte of days here last Week visiting among relatives. Mr. Col­ lin* is in tho packing business with his sons. His last visit here wps about aix year* ago, ilMppaiwpiiiMHi J, A. McClellan, business manager of the Joplin Mo, Globe, stopped here last Thursday evening on a visit with his mother, Mrs. Lucy McClellan and other relatives, Mr. McClellan was on his Way to attend a meeting of the N. P, A. in New York City, ^ Contractor Frank Hamm will lay 'out the new Exchange Bank building today. The -site has been about clear­ ed ready for operation. The present cellar will be lowered four feet and as it is in solid stone blasting will be ned essary, • ^ . .. , ""‘ine Boy'Scouts under the direc­ tion of Rev, V. E, Busier tail give an entertainment nt She onem house on Friday evening, April bd a t 8 p. m. Reserved seats c:v.i l;j secured at Johnson's en Wwlnesdoy. The boy« wilt sell tickets that run he reJrem- ed for reserved seats. There will be de*ioftsti\:uons of the wireless, fire escape, cooking,-bugle calls, sema­ phore signaling, fi« t aid, fun stunts- :nd other r: ,fi$g avents. The ad- j 'uksiob will be 2,'tc »i«l the war tax. | lake your At fangemnitj* to alt ::is onteriainm' id' an 1 ru» t urage the 1 ' oys im the gooJ work. The South narieston scouts will also have a ,,irt in the entertainment. DR. 0 . P. ELIAS r . '4 ft '• *• DENTIST- &cdfei*»»r V^de Bldfr GftdktvIlK O, R c b t. B ird S o n s & Cd. - Cedarville Plant, Telephone 3 on 146 You can get Columbus at driy of these goodplates a ' Y a V/ y- ; r ,r€e$ar^iUe$4 ) tM a \ ' Cedarville L im e Go* ' R . II. E dw a rds ,. iR. A, ^InrdD<?R■ S /•* ‘ ^ South Charleston, Ohio Jamestown, Ohio ; ;*•' , Itwih' Bros,. ^. J ^v’ ’ . J . Ai Birafeefield M rs. \Vm .\H a rt ■> ‘ . J e n k in s & T u r n b u ll f r SAVE HEME’ S tHE IDEA— 30°o AYJP «*?*'■**** *>VB|MV*A«1AVVAI> ebb Uf JJIVdv DUrVlJJ^J* \J vAUprOj*U vJW.I? M^Uieo tutw ^MR wtu VU«dl, wv PVM y&ti two tires at but little*more tbfcn most cqooems ask for one* DUese tires are all firsts*, fresh frtmi the factory and carry the regular factory insurance' of 6,000 miJCs. United F ires 600 © Miles ; ■ ' ' s T m m v - o i E s s i m - m j e s m L E - Sis© i i 30 x 3 3 n x 3U ' 82x314* 31 x 4 32 x 4 33 x 4 34x4 8 4 x 4% 3 ox 4 U ■3Gx4iy, Price of Qm lira $ 13.00 P.C. mOOXiH. 28.03 31.50 K.B. 32.25 N.S. 33.73 N. f). 3L 4 fU 5 N . H . 48.3;}K.H. 40.33 N . 8 . Price of; T u g T i r e s 024.00 3S.C0 47.C0 40 .00 50.CO* 61.00 70.00 7k ,00 7 4 € ( S ize OL/A.IJ S 22 .* 3 «/a 31 x 4 o 38 x 4 34x^ / 3l-x4V<t> .‘Ljx4i-, 30x4Vl One Tuh% Tulie Two va■ ;■ ■ ■ ..■ $ 2.50 $ 4.00 3.00 , 5 . 00 " 3.50 5,50 < 4.00 ( 5.75 ' . 4,23 ’ 7,00 .. 4;30 7.25 4.60 - 7*50 5.60 ' 0,75 5.73 9.00 6.00 9.25 The St 1H 3 V UNITED W ® £ A 3 T m i m S W E E T B U Y N O W Never again ma:v yu« be able to purchase tires', at tliCflC! figure;;. 55.00 dep-osit will ho!u any two t.rci at these prices for SO days:. f« da'riot lad to take a d v a n c e of exceptional ofi’er. Matt ordero promptly filled*-- satis­ faction USLUtCd. main aw e £ & « $ • t s w i o m s ■ S 3 A V T O N , O m O 5T" i ‘ , 1 '**>* .■> f L C«dt - ✓ STA * • y. ' ■ ■" 1 ~ ■ • -' l l M.y —f« EWHfllHlniBMS biu K , i ^ SS L umi i iiiii ~ Give Us A Chance To Figure On Your Printing... MM