The Cedarville Herald, Volume 43, Numbers 1-26

• ♦ * « • .♦ • # % m m , m m $ m i « • • • * # * • Mte. j . L. C&ftuuit H u l F . I L . tfir fig* m u d tk# I on North M w t !rom tljr purehiu*i by A. R. Wella. # i ' | G. H. Smith kg* wld what wa* the ‘ D. N. Tarbox property west of town *“ * ? m ! S S [*• * * • E**ak B. BaB * f fadianapolia w*§ over Sebbetk, Morten CrmwoH baa t e n teach.* te* hi R w towitehip tfc* pjurt week. P »» * » « want ateJ * fa r away for M * Btetaaon’* d * * » i* billed f or HpriNrfieM, April #0, : . Hr*. Robert; BW , aaateted V Mr*, L a # McQtehw usd Mr». Fk r* Doh- WWi tetertefetad the Ladles Miteion- wry Society of the U. P, Cbmpb, Xtfte: A good phwh robe last Fri­ day between tba opera bouse and the If. E- church, Suitable reward i f the SMte returns.to J, If, Auld.. i Rev* ®. V, Busier stud wife had for tfhter meet* over Sabbath, the for­ mer's parents from’ South Charies- ten and a brothaiy Elliott Buslar, an attorney of Kansas City* WANTED—Women to work in Y . W. C- A. Cafeteria and Nome Be-. , iim r.t..._ ...___ ___ _ ____ payment,* Comforted home \andtto -the Little prop^rtyT Mr*.*"Anna good wages* f Call or. write Y, W . 0. Miller Townslev. who has Bold her Miss Irene Wright* who » teach* ingN t Qweneville, is home as her school is closed owing to the flu Mrs. W. L. Marshall of Columbus spot# the first o f the week at the home Of Mr* apd- Mrs* R, C Watt All Reed and Fibre Cabs are Now ■Reduced » I M R*»d Cab, nature finish, fall ala* btey. large hood with reU, •teel wheel*. # 1 0 A ft Sate Price .... ........ f l d iO i J Milton Voder was in Logan county the first o f the week and arranged for a car o f choice seed oats and barley to be shopped in aYew days. The first of the week looked like the finish of our roads, improved and unimproved.; It was fortunate that colder weather followed to make them solid. . Wanted;* ’ A number of feeding sheet* about 10(1 pounds in weight. Phone or notify Frank Cretrwell, i Mrs* Charles'Howard of Xenia and sister* Mrs. Orville Reed of Memphis Tenn. .spent .Wednesday -with*. Mrs,J, M, Andrew, Mrs Anna Wilson "moved Tuesday A., Payton, O. WANTED—rTo rent* a farm . on thirds or a smbll farin' on 'halves, Inquire P, O, Box 35, Cedarville, 6* A car of choice seed oats o f a va­ riety especially adapted to this local­ ity Will arrive on Yoder Bros.' track in a few days.; Mrs. Andrew Winter has been, in a yery critical condition this week but at the'time this was written . was reported- somewhat improved, Mr* and Mrs. Charles Nisbet*of Loveland and Miss Belie.Winter of Pantesville, Were called here Monday. ill risley,. o has sold her farm will move into her property va­ cated by Mrs, Wilson Nothing like the com­ fort of an old «hoe Don’t throw them away—gtt them fixechrthere may be * seasons good wear in them yet*— well tell you if they fire not worth fixing. Send them we'U fix them )H M Ftbr* Cab, gray aiuimelad, •wall Shaped body, ' Urg® hood, » m wb**s. ; m o E ft Bel* pries *., *.«,'».*,*.fiMvEiwn 6*4.86 jtesd Cab, natural, finish, roll body and hood, steal f f t P 1 ft WfiteU. Sale pries , , , . . f £ 0 ) r w 124 -1J O £ . H i O H S I Sixty Days Same as Cash m Parcel Poet up find you can call for themfwhenyoi| come in, or we'll send them back Parce Post' ' ■•■■t .y . 't ■ - . ■ a. •.v . ■> > - HrsF QuTfft'yX ~ t J s . and EHipkHul RUBBERBE ■ A t t a c h e A W h U t U w u t . 10% to 25% O ff :x ■ Saturday Is The Last Day of The February Furniture Sale; . Mrs Margaret Tarbox entertained the Home .Culture Club Tuesday* A- mong the out o f town guests were Mrs., 6* Y. Winter- and.Mrs, F. M. Reynolds. ’ WANTED;- POULTRY, Call us at our expense* . phone 12-187, South, Charleston, 0. Irwin Bros., Gladl storie. 0, i ; - ’ ■ There are .hundreds of Perfect American Rugs "offered at big reductions—order now for Spring while the prices are lowest. terRepairing ; IN .THE ABCADB t -FHPNES Ml SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. - - Thirfcy^eighbOrk- gathered at the home o f .Mr* and Mrs. L. St, John- last Thursday evening Before their fle- u parture for:Dayton. ,A musical pro- - 1gram Was,mjoyed during the evening^ Miss .Salome .Hartman who . has been risithig her brother G. H, H a r­ man and' Ydmily, returned, to her home in Wilmington,, Sabbath. , ’ M u Prof. John Orr Stewart, .wife and son, left Tuesday for Newport, ,Ky.* after spending- son^a time with Dr, f and Mrs, J. O. Stewart- Prof* Stewart N expects to spend a day or so in New- -parents she is survived by two bro .Irfpqte Worn- going to hiS home ht Nor-' there,.Harold find James anc| a sister, ^ h ir parents before returning home. |hrid from the home Wednesday* '‘f 'i i o ThO' annual meeting of the Buckeye Press Association is being held this Week at Lima, The'Editor is in at/ *Cedarville Chapter, No. 418 D..F ,tendance, , , , S. held,a special meeting for decree j Miss Pc^ Wo5-ten o f Louiaville> York oMnday ovenm^. Mr. and Mrs^, Ky?> waa ^ of her Uncle ahd F. A. Clark of Chapter, No. 819 o f, aun^ jfo an^ Mrs Charles Turner over Freeport, 0..-were present as guests, sSab1b th , ^ * Following, the work-of4 the- Grd®r a ........................... ■;banquet ‘dinner was served and/sev-1. Howa^ Adams of Yellow Springs eral impromptu speeches were gW nJw}l0 ^ been operating- a bu8 ^ The,!!. R congregation Will observe?bf tw .en1J^stow rtjind Xenia “has communion Sabbath-following a week n6w included Cedarville on hia trip. Special evangelistic services. There ~Z ’ T ^ * ’ Charles .Turner has been going a- a cane owing,to _______________ an injured foot, the' result o f stepping A suddeft and,unexpected death wqs on a nail* ' that of Miss,Agnus’ Louise Bryson, of Yoder Bros, will ive a. special price the Ross township high school fac- cash ^ c»r.on a splendid lojt o f seed ulty early Monday morning,at the n^ts, ‘ ', , _ . home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs,| ' Mr. add'Mrs Robert Bryson in Xenia.1 f Ttek Mote tasting Tfmbsr, The deceased had been lil for several'. it takea'between 100 and 200. year* days with pneumonia* Besides her for a teak tree to reach a beijfiit o f' ‘ 1 ‘ J * “ i50 feet. But teakwood makes pw- uno» ww $. b piByBr* haps the raOat histlnx; Save $64.60 om this $214.00 Queen Anne Mtea la an exceptlonalir handsome dull mahogany bedroom suite of , . y Pteooa-that will be an acquisition to any Bedroom* The dresser . i i I "0. ¥*** w,.th * ateped mate-mirror 26x28 inches, Tho toilet table is f l Inches long with'triple mirror. The chiffoUetto is 6Jl inches, has two largodrawers, and roomy cupboard with trays, and the*Bed O j l f t i n is full site. A tegular 6214.M,value reduced t o ............... *.$ I In the Dining Room Section There are Save S5L00 Oh This $2dL00 Tapestry Overstuffedt Living Room Suite This is the best value bn the market. One ot Cnppel’s - / r *, :A ' " j ' ' —*»*v wsa i,a*mAAtiktoi,® wji .gi Aju rs own make, a 1 M a i i w G r a o n r n i n ® D ! _ ' f nitc helrI‘>om ««ality oh which you can' relax and spend many hours 1 m a n y t s a r g a m s a n d I S l g S a v i n g s - -to solid'comfort.. The, larges^avenport, chair and rocker have-dull ma* ? 6 popany finished-frames, full bos: seats and ^uKhion spring bapks nkd xgnlttg Boom Suite, Jacobean oak, William and Mary f, arms' exactly as pictured* The sprlpg Work, toeing a Cappel construct - .** *., ,. . . . . . . . - - -- tion, is guaranteed to outlast1any covering! Behular *' ' ' (94 C A A ft price" 42X0.00. Reduced during J^htuary to , . , . , 1 ^ lUW M fU Overstaffed Living Room Rocl e?s: $ 2 7 ! The rocker exactly,as pictured It is'tone ' d , „*■ •* . Johhsonentertemcdthe^u^e preaching Saturday"afternoon', Tur?®r J Y, L.‘ 'Ml S. last Thursday evening. • a#V. qq ~ m bout by the aid of H ffa ta i O b 1 * .« * * * w 1-— - *—Jt_ u. . t - L *** * * * a n iW iitW A ji) t\4> 4-T^n' period d i~ni*c telfU^kji fttch buffet with plate mirror, 6 foot 54 inpljeround table, troe tu tbo commerce o f Slsm." 7% Non-Taxable Investment ■ - .... ■ ^ The West Jefferson Creamery ^ Company 'O f Columbus, Ohio - v Is offering .its friends and patrons o f Greene County’a limited number of shares'of its 7 per cent, cumulativepreferred stock at par, $100 per share. '' Dividends payable April I and Oct. T. Write the Company direct for further information." Half Million. . TheWestJeffersonCreai Columbusi Ohio Total Assets over iery Co. «hd roomy dh^t cupboard. -Sava 646.50. X A 1 9 Q E ft .February Sawf Prtc*' 5* * - * . . . . ; . A . . . . . . I M ila ijy 87*0.00 ^ period dttHgqt cabinetid atev Spanish leather ,»Up Februanr.fiaNLyrite , ' ', 6536* .66 inch hi arm and . RaVe fit. •oe XMning Boom Suite, dull mahogany, tjueen j^npo inch buffet with. Shaped plate mirror, 6 foot 54 inch table, roodny .china cabinet, l 'arm and '6 sjtde chairs with blue .«0P seat*. Save *178.10.• $54090 ■ H tte te Sava Dining Boom Suite, .brown mahogany* Adam design, * H Inch, table, cabinet server, roomy china cabinet, "l- of our pom make, comes in ftomed x>v mahogv with figumd mohair slip eeatafc . ^ M 7 7 111 any finish, and is exupmely comfortably ■nary Bale Price . ... **, . ...... 1 » IU- . The aeat la extra largo and dfiep, and of full mm & Suite, quartered oak, Jaoohean fhtlah, kteing box construction, and the hack is ex- .. . riSCteateitel Jfite * tote -tm hitei. giving that rtetful ease you would rnp seats. m i M expect of « rocker Of this style ............. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO.. ♦ f\ v « $27, •rss* ( 7' Free RadiatorProtector. WithTirePurchase 'Whyletyourradiator f eezwhen yon canprotectit withoutcost BUY TIRES BEFORE THE ADVANCE ■M ■ a '' • . ■ „ Oufstock is large «— strictly Jfeesh factory guaranteed FlRSTS-*-Some slightly hlemfihedi .»* **> *%* » » ' FamoutMfi«mCord, Portage, Racine) F»*ktBlsckstone Knight, Cfingteone, Goodyear Blemiehed. ;1 . . \ SAVE20 to 48 PERCENT TheQualityhiin theTire*—WhyNotAt Service? . Ike springHeld Ike &SupplyCo. ht^iet.ei... j in' ... ! •a «i Mteafii and QoteL The idea of transmuting bate metals into* gold seems to have had its ot- (gio, Ipng before the birth of Christ, In Arabia, where tee study of chem­ istry waa remarkably advanced in early days. Lead has been nterly , always the metal ebosen—as recently, f by • pfofe«eor of die University of Manchester—to be dealt with to this way. Mercury is th. next best bet, hut silver is high!} recommended. Look to future food Supply. ' ! Owing to the shortage of Imported foodstuffs, the production Of stuffs locally Is being encoura .the 8traits Settlements and •rated Malay states. Bren some of the rubber plantations have been com­ pelled to utilise portions of tbelr Acre* Sge for food products. This stlmpla* tion of agriculture baa created Interest In mechanical means to Increase pro* ductlOn, and a abtptneut of tractors mads recently sold readily. INFLUENZA AND WEAK BLOOD Run Down and listless Condition May Make You a Target For the “Flu” BECAl&E BLOOD is LIKELY THIN A t This Time ef Danger, Take < Pepto*Manga»—It Builds Rkb, Red Blood No matter how well you usually ato, If temporarily you’re run dbwn, you’re a target for the influenza* Contagion always gets listless peo­ ple first* Whether they realize it or not, their blood is thin and undernour­ ished—in no condition to fight offff the germs t meets everywhere. It is a wise precaution to take a good tonic at this time of danger— some well known builder of red, vig­ orous blood, like Pepto-Mangan." ’And If you did not think of this in time—if you are now recovering from a fight with the influenza— your blood will need help for weeks after, you think the danger, is past, Take no unnecessary chances. Get Pepto-Mangan and start taking it to' day. Pepto-Mangan is ah effective blood builder that has the endorse­ ment of physicians for years. Pepto-Mangan ia sold by druggist* in either liquid or tablet form, just as preferred. Theer is no difierne iff medicinal value. But be sure you get the genuine Pepto-Mangan. Ask for Code’s Pepto-Maa#*n and b« sure the m m Month* $W4Aage.*«»(A4vertise- ment) f l r l N ga Mjwi I pT X y| Who Said Was Only a Gallon Quarts?. That is what hundreds of cars] want to know. Their mile-crowding owners are skeptical, too. For they are convinced that this rule is all wrong* They are getting more miles from the tankful o f gas. And motors start propto! on cold wintry days. Their Go-Get-’Em buddy is Columbus Oasol in e YouVe got to take off your gasoline filler cap to Columbus . It hold* the championship for delivering big mile-per-galloh returnsv It will takeyou farther and faster thanany other grade of 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. The minute you load up -with Columbus gasoline, you say good-bye to motoring grief, and you’re a Columbus fiend for life. C O L U M B U S O I L C O M P A N Y Columbus, Ohio You canget Columbus at any o f th*se good places: Ccdawille, Ohio South Charleston, Otiio ^ Jamestotmt Ohio Cedarville Lime Co* R, A. Murdock R* tt. Edwards ^ , Robt BirdSon« AtCo. Irwin Bros. Mrs, Wm« Hart I* A. 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