The Cedarville Herald, Volume 43, Numbers 27-52

t m t & m m r n A L • • • ♦ * * * * * * Ow4«inrJM* C&wj1a«%iaf Aug, 10.14, ' -Mi-".. nil.i.iw Bw. V, B h * 1 «* sitowdad amEp- *m *tttion * t Urbww, W «m B«1 Loaf for sal* lit Naglay Greeny, ICr. aad Mr*. Harry Omcw of D*- Jt*Jph McAfo* of Alpha, a»wt Sub* hath with hi, father, Joseph McAfe*. Hoaaa for Root;- Fire reoxa*, gaa —-IM V«T«*Ut w* JLSW+ Ml* +’*TI *» treit, are hero oij « visit with the for- to ft and hard water. Mr*. J . N. Lett Mtawa fir.. __a .«* ... « . ' — i met** parents, Hr. and Mrs. Oweaa. W. H. F a r S ak Medal 85-4 Overland. Ee eaetly wimM. Hew top. Priced * » u . FraakGrow®U|f Mr*. W. H, Smith and daughter, IMary, are visiting relative# in Wwt Vlrgiaia. Miss Laura Gammon of London spent the weak-end with Dr. and Mrs 0 . p . Fllaa. WHY REPRESENTATIVE HEN OF VTHIS COMMUNITY ARE BACKING CEDARVILLE * CHAUTAUQUA AUGUST 10 , 11 , 12 , 13,14 ■ ? - / , There’s a Reason I t’s Patriotic It*s Clean I t’s Worth-While It's Entertaining y- I Educational It’s Purposeful It's Full of Fun BE A BOOTTER! Get Season Tickets! G. H, HAjRTMAN, Secretary' The d a rk 's Bun Club was enter­ tained Wednesday a t the home of Mrs, A, G. Collins. .Bov. W. B. Graham preached Sab­ bath a t Bradford, O. Rev W. A, Cop. dpn filled the U. P. pulpit a t Trenton. f [uestion in warm weather Sold Exclusively by N C .E. MASTERS Call and try our Fresh meats. We kill the best. - . M. G. Nagley, The Exchange Bank statement can be found in this issue and it is a cred­ it to the institution. Mrs. J. O. Stewart returned home Saturday evening a fte r spending- a couple of .months a t Fort Jervis and Middletown, 1ST. Y. - * Lewis Yoder of Napen, Idaho, spent Wednesday.here With his brothers, Milton and Fred Yoder. Mr. Yoder came East with Milton who has ben inthe West for some weeks, . Miss Rosemary Reif o f Charleston, W, Va., has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. 0 , P Elias Miss Bernice Elias will accompany Miss Reif home, Dr. and Mrs. Eliws leave next Thursday for. a visit in Charleston, Mrs. Lida Archer,- who has been the guest of friends here fo r several weeks, left Tuesday evening fo r the west where she will make her home in California. She will stop enroute fo r a visit in Illinois!, Dr. W, R. McChesney, wife and daughter, Frances, leave the first 6 f 'the tireek for Quincy, Mass., where they will visit with Rev. Thomas R. Turner and family. They will he gone until the first of September. Rev. -E. V. Busier and family re­ turned home -the first 6 f the week af­ ter spending a few days vacation with the former's parents a t South Char­ leston, Rev. Warring of South Char­ leston and Rev. Busier exchanged pul­ pits last Sabbath. . *.....- i -y T -■ ]-r■■' ---- ^ Clayfon McMillan, Andrew Win­ te r and Ed. Foust are among a party of Greene countians that have gone to Keen, N. H., to inspect the plant and quagrys of ^The George Dodds & Sons Co. > t ■We will deliver meat and grocery orders to the country forHarvest and Threshing dinners. . M. 0 ; Nagley ’ George Baker received a badly .cut le ft fore finger Monday while putting a new roof on Mrs, L. G. Bull’s resi­ dence. While-cutting a shingle the hatchet turned and came near *ev<. ering the- member. Dr, M* I. Marsh sewed up the cut, Contractor Frank Hamm was in towp Monday in connection with the new Exchange Bang Building. The plans have ben completed and much. ofHhe material contracted for. The basement, which is in solid rock/ is nearing completion and the founda­ tion work will stprt in a few days. Mr, Hamm says he expects to have the building enclosed by cold weather according-to present arrangements. . V ,■ A da ir’s , THE LEADING HOME FURNISHER FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS R E C O R D S V I c T O You’ll enjoy selecting Victor Records a t Adair’s. We R are pleased to play them for you. Sound proof Deal castration booths, comfortable chairs. All NewJR®c®rdS , Non®Out On Aproval 20-24 North Detroit St. A d a i r ’ S ViC" 0l“ XENIA, OHIO purniture> Carpet®, «Over $15,000.00 worth of the Best High Grade Tires Being Sold Below Old Lew Factory List Prices. Strictly, firsts cither cord or fabric such well known makes as Mason, Portage, Goodrich, Goodyear, Fisk, Knight, Blaekstone, Republic, Clingstone and many others _Blemished tires a t 25 Per Gent to 45 Pet Cent theRst. The Springfield Tire & Supply Co. *T he W h ite F ro n t 4 1 N, Fountain Ave., Columbia St., Springfield, 0 . ' ’’ ' | ■ iiiMiriiiaililtWi¥iifti* i >'i wan,iin»,«imin wm liiifrii* DON’T FORGET to Book your Fertilizer now. We can save you money. FEED! FEED! BUTLER HOG MIDDUNGS HOMO HOG UNION GRAIN SCRATCH FEED OIL MEAL TANKAGE \ .■ i , ' J We can furnish you any amount you may desire. We ad­ vise—Buy now, before the advance. Cedarville Farmers’ Grain Co, l!illlllllllllOilllllllliltllltlllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!l llllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllll Cedarville Chautauqua, Aug, 10-14, Lost:- 85x5 tire <m rim fo r a truck. R etu ta-to A. - E . Richards Drug Store and reeieve reward, POULRTY: Remember I Buy poultry at the highest market pries and will call for any amount any time, ' Wm-Marshall . ..................i x . „ Mr, David Stomoht of Henfetta, Okla,, ia here.on a visit with relatives * ... name—.■■■■muHI mjs ' v -Kelble’a Clearance sale is now go­ ing on. You can get real bargains in clothing for men‘and boy* a t prices worth considering. 17-19 W Main at. Xenia , . ■ //< - p - ' Mrs. Theodore Vogleaburg, one of the heirs of the Cribs estate made the 'Sentinel office a call and informs us the Cri.tz farm on theSolon pike will not be sold, but will be pu t in repair, and in all probability all will be sown to gras* for a few years, Mrs. Vogles- burg now lives in Louisville, Ky. —South Charleston Sentinel. Prof. Raymond Fitzpatrick, a mem­ ber of the University of Pennsylvania faculty, is a t the home of bis father, William Fitzpatrick near New Jasper suffering with anemia, he had been in hospital in Philadelphia fo r six week* before returning home. Rev. D. E iari McKinney, son of Dr, S d Mrs, David McKinney, was mar- d Wednesday, by bis father to Miss Clara Baier of Cincinnati. The Rev. D, Earl McKinney is pastor of the Presbyterian church a t Franklin, Ohio; His father is pastor of the Fourth Street Presbyterian church in. Cincinnati, ‘ Mrs. Earl Stormont and daughter, and Miss Betty Jane FottSt, of Colum­ bus, have been guests a t the home of Mr*,H. H. Stormont. Oscar Satterfield received a tele­ gram Thursday stating that his bro­ ther, Stewart Satterfield of Atlanta, 111 ., had suffered another paralytic stroke. Oscar just returned from At­ lanta, Monday, .where he spent the week. Mrs. Edith Blair, and daughter, Kathleen, are in Atlanta a t this time. Miss Mildred White and he r guest, Miss Findley of California, were the Week-end guests of Miss Mildred Prugh of near Dayton. Salesman Wanted:- To solicit or ders for lubricating oils, greases and paints. Salary or Commission.'Ad­ dress, THE LENOX OIL St PAINT CO., Cleveland, 0 , s Cedarville Chautauqua, Aug. 10-14. WHEN YOU BUY A CALORIC Pipeless furnace you buy the basic patent that has made pipeless heat­ ing a revolutionary success and th a t cannot be had in any imitation. Sold by Geo. A. Shrodes. Are You Stringing Along W ith the G. O. P. Fuel? 1 .a ■■ < - ■ • • A ll parties endorse it, regardless of creed. It’s there with the power to win in a romp— me choice of Ohio,, because it is best. . You’re playing a loser and gyping yourself if you don’t take the tip from theW isenhcim boys and load up with'pure 4*> Ga s o l i ne It’s G. O, P . gasoline, because it has the Grand Old Pep that puts life and ambition in the most sluggish cars. After you’ve used a tankful of Columbus you’ll approve every plank in its platform—the quick start, the fast getaway, the power on lulls and in heavy going, the unusually big mileages per gallon. , And you’ll./ never aepept any of the other brands of gasoline with their reservations, ' You’ll just get the Columbus habit and vote' the straight Columbus ticket as long as you own a motor car. That’s how good Columbus is. . C O L U M B U S O I L C O M P A N Y * Columbus, Ohio ■ e Cedarville Plant, Telephone 3 on 146 Sgl' 1 You can get Columbus a t any of these good places: Cedarville, Ohio Cedarville Lime Co. R. It. Edwards Robt. Bird Son® Sc Co. R. A. Murdock South Charleston, Ohio Jamestown, Ohio Irwin Bros. J- A. Brakofield >. wm. Mrs Hart Jenkins & Turnbull GIT OUR PRICES ON ALL KINDS OF PRINTING I