The Cedarville Herald, Volume 44, Numbers 1-26

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It had bw» prerl- otudy cta*hi I t yaar* ago, whoa tt w** HKtawefi to b* shoot foor year* ftffc tn htofttUtoattaa disk mu ptoe«d < m It fn nofwdwxcft with the irnwraa- tttoaal M’Ueoi# of inquiry Into tho ml- grattae, growth snd «*« of fish. Than : lt was iv I uimn J, hut it oltiumtejy ottd- ftd Us romantl« caww in tho toils of s ' trawl not. Thft oMoat-lIvto* fish ,FooW soft® to bft carp, specimen* of which have beep known to Ur* 300 ycsrsj while at Plymouth, In a tank, la a largo conger eel whom age to reckoned at forty. HEALTH HINT >;• - ♦' . . . . ■ ' - * The Chiropractor adjusts the Vertebra to release the Pressure from the SpFrial nerves. Offcimes this pressure causes stomach trouble and head aches. I f other methods have failed try Chiro­ practic Spinal Analysis Free. . nat ional college graduate J .E . Jones, A .B . D.C. - Doctor of Chiropractic 6 1-2 E. High St. Springfield, 0. ' In Cedarville, Monday, Friday 9-11 A. M. Wednesday 2-5 P. M. H it £a£«nr@» Htr*H w m o * Jbtotai at the FeaWHfcto* CMar- itO * Op Oatohar » „ i*tT , m ****ad FRIDAY, JUNE 8 , lfltl. ■* •1 :'>4-: High Class' Footwear for all Occasions are Women’s Straps and Oxfords in Special Attention Given to Fitting ; Children’s Shoes NEVER HAPPENED BEFORE The action of Gov, Harry L. D*Yie in adjourning the legislature is with­ out precedent in the history of Ohio, He has exercised his constitutional .privilege as governor to adjourn the legislature of Ohio, establishing a precedent for others to follow should occasion'ever present itself. The state charter was written ip 1808 and not Until last week was this power ever exercised by any of the many Ohio governors in, the years past. This action was necessary owing to the division between the Senate and House over time of adjournment. The House called its work completed while ■ the Senate wanted to recess until .next December. The fription between j the two house was caused oyer the I tax problem. The House was opposed to any form of classification of prop­ erty for taxation, the Senate wanted classification or some modified foym. •The Senate also wanted" to dictate •gome of the Governor's appointments, ;or hold a club over him as* to confir- |motion. j The Governor no doubt did the ] proper thing in adjourning both 'houses. While both houses were Re­ publican by large majorities, yet the party was pledged in campaign prom­ ises to a revision of our tax laws, Governor Davis has stated that he will sumn\on both houses at a later date to take up the thx problem. He has under the constitution the power to define the subjects to, be taken up and the members can take up no other without his consent. Ttye jnembers of the 84th' general assembly have not.come up to the ex­ pectations as a body. Some good laws have been passed, particularly a road' protection law. The fight between, the rural and city elements must'be ob­ literated if progress is to be made in the state and the Republican' party credited with the sbccess hoped for. It' is no\ out of place at this time to state that Representative, M. A. Broadstone has ably represented the county and stood for such legislation as was best for the people of the state. On all moral issues he stood at the front, particularly the changing of the^law to legalize Sunday moving pictures. His support of legislation in the interest of foe farmers was all that could be asked for. Rupture Expert Here Seeley, Famous■ ip this Specialty, Called to Springfield, Ohio, NEW LOCATION J XENIA, OHIO LUKE M’LUKE IS ILL , "Luke McLuke, the humorous writer on foe Enquirer, known in prl vate life as James L. Hastings, is critically ill in a Cincinnati hospital Where he was operated upon for ap­ pendicitis. A $5.00 Auto Strop Rator for $3.50 at' Ridgway’s. 'v, - POULTRY— Don't fail to call me before you sell. Wm. Marshall. TSinxcantbeat ’em J K obe'sH vm eH un *Punch -o r TenforlOocnJs, Handy size. Dealers carryboth. 10 fo r 10 c ; 20 fo r 20 c . It’s toasted. F. H. Seeley of Chicago and Phila­ delphia, foe noted truss expert, will personally be at foe Shawnee Hotel and will remain' in Springfield, Sat­ urday only, June Ufo.' Mr. Seeley gays: “The Spermatic Shield wiU not only retain ,any case of rupture per­ fectly, but' contracts "foe Opening in 10 days bn foe average case. Being a vast advancement over all former mtebods <— exemplifying instantan­ eous effects immediately, appreciable and withstanding any strain or posi­ tion. This instrument received foe on ly award in England and in Spain pro ducing results without surgery, in- ections, medical treatment or pre scriptions. Mr, Seeley Ms documents' from the United States Government, Washington, D. C.' for inspection. All charity ca?eswifoont charge, or if any interested call, hpwjill he glad to show same without charge or fit them if desired. Business demands prevent stopping at any other place in this section, k , P. S.—Every statement in this no­ tice has been verified’ befprCthe Fed­ eral and State Courts—F.- H, Seeley- Home Office 117 . North Dearborn St., Chicago, ■ . Jr*** **5* r % / For- Sale:- pennisular Range. Res- ervo|rj hot-water front, in fair con­ dition. "Oil stove heater, 5Q White Wyendofo hens, 1 E. G, McKibbenr .. Clifton, -Ohio. ' 1 ’ v , 4' ' ‘ *7- G a so lin e You can’t clear any fences with Columbus , butyou can get speed and po^er aiid pep with it. You can hang up a big league record for efficiency and economy, too, for Columbus takes you farther on less. , / * ' - t / And Columbus treats steephillsand theheavy going ruthlessly—and is just as good as this “ joemiller” is poor. C 0 L U M B U S 0 1 L C O M P A N Y Columbus, Ohio . t Cadarville Distributing Station Miller Street and Penn, By; Te^pbone No. 146. B,' A. Murdock - . ' W. W.TrouU M. C. Nagley Qedarville;Lime Co. ^ ‘ 0. E. Masters . B. Bird & Sons' Co* f]ffliWtil1KUmi}imf}iN!liIl!!!inHimfll!IJl!Iif!»lfimyill!IIIiI!!in]l!HilHf!I]IIIIfili!l]f]|lii!ll]iiI]!l]jil!]!II!li;H!l]!JliIiJilllffI]llH -a* ' ¥ $ ' m ' - / \ v * SS3 Only a L im ited Am oun t o f 16% G o o d $ 2 1 .5 0 P er T on i : THE UN I VER SAL CAR $795 f., o. b. Detroit SEDAN —the carof many uses, the* car for the whole family. While elegance, re- finement and comfort are dominant features, the Sedan affords sturdy de­ pendability onall roadsin all weather. The famous Ford engine provides more than sufficient power for t every need.' The sturdy, tugged construction of the whole chassis is a surety of year inandyear out endurance and economy* Wewill round out this service inthe oar itself by keeping your Sedan in gaod condition. fWe sell GenuineFord Parts and our fully equipped re* pair shop handles repairs promptly and well. Let us come and demon* • ’ itrate. s ' ■ ■’ ' ' . . HANNA’S PAINTS s A full line of Household Paints and Varnishes in cans 1-2 pint up. ALABASTINE The sanitary wall covering nearly all shades 60 cents package GARDEN TOOLS Hbes,< Rakes and Plows, also Garden Seeds of all Kinds. OIL STOVES - , ' ft Either wick or wickless. 'Just the thing for summer wdfk. •natoamaBMMHMadMHwaMMtoMHMaMeakMMaMmMMi • w _ •• ^ Lawn Mowers, Chicken Coops, Poultry. Netting and Fence, Hog Troughs and Fountains, Watering Tanks. Car o f H ard C oa l Just A rrived R. A. Murdock FORD DISTRIBUTOR FOR CEDARVUXE ANDJAMESTOWN. The Cedarville Farmers’ Grain Co IS YOURBUSINESSASUCCESS? KniSta.ioi:iy is a big d i toBufoMSs. 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