The Cedarville Herald, Volume 44, Numbers 1-26

IK.KT -JKTjfa— : '"' ^ March first se t t lem en t s— —w ill make it ueep.s ,; ry for you to ticcMe promptly the safest amt host way to put your * dollars to work. The same conditions tha: liave cut the prims -of farm products m ha lf will, sooner or later, affect many other values. —so that the wise thinrr to do seems to' be to keep your money in Route form where y n can be sure that it will always b<> worth one hundred cents on the dollar. Our deposit aebounis offer this advantage^ to­ gether with . “100% 5afe/y-5&% Dividends’’ G^rti C ity Building and Loan Ass’n RESOURCES 7 MILLIONS.. - ' 6 Pf. Main, Dayton The OwAuville Herald Karih Bvllt * ‘W W I Xntsrad at the Po*t-Offlca, Cedar- rille, O,. October SI,. lb»7, « »«ood elaee matter FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1921. CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATORS If Ohio farmers have not been as noisy as some, eoncerning their marketing difficulties, they have also not been inactive in seekmaaposBi- ble remedy. Last week's Ohio Par­ mer tells us that there are now about 350 co-operative farmers elevators in the state, most of them in the northwestern quarter. These locaL el­ evators are rapidly taking out mern- fcerships in a large co-operative ter­ minal elevator in Cleveland. Thefar- merB interested are not trying .*° make any radical change m the metn- CD -far ns nossible to the learning of -their own. They have been wise enough to keep the general management in the hands of men thoroughly experienced m the grain trade, not believing that any ordinary farmer can successfully manage large market transactions. The editor of the Farmer very sensibly advises them that progress and success will depend, wholly on keeping the movement headed by men of'poise and experience. He* al­ so warns them the present is a time of severe test; if they orate and enter into theBold buy- VISIT OUR STORES IN COLUMBUS, O .- CINCINNATI - LOUISVILLE OR 50 North Third Street Ninth &Walnut St». 943 S. Thiid Str*e» 909 Race Street ORDER NEWTIRES BY MAIL and SAVE MONEY S E N D NO MONEY THESETIRES . . . FIRSTCLASS, NOT RE-BUILTor SECONDS TIKES SIZES TUBES TIRES SIZES TUBES *11.28 12.75 13.95 16.40 18.75 . 19.60 30x3 3 0 * 3 # 3 2 * 3 # 31*4 32*4 • 33 * 4 . $1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50 2.75 $2010 26.75 27.85 28.75 32.75 34.75 34*4 34 * 4 yi . 35 x 4}{ 36x4% 35x5 3 Isx 5 $3.00 3.75 4.00 .4.25 4.50 4.75 along wun mo o ™ . They — v “7 - to hit snags now and then, and to flinch and withdraw in the face of temporary loss would go far to con­ vince outsiders of their inherent un­ fitness -for co-operative effort. !BASKET BALL TONIGHT Bowling Green Normal will be in our midst on inauguration evening to engage the varsity in a cage dual •in the Alford Memorial. This game has been changed from March 2 to March 4. Both teams arewell matched as Bowling Green averages about -ISO lbs. , . , iff ii • The varsity’s average is 147 lbs. that being the weight of our star forward, Earl Collins also. The Waynesville Girls will he, here 1to play the College-Girls the same evening. Our girls were defeated at Bluffton last Friday night 16-12 1 in a fast and hotly contested encounter. Our girls really did better than the score shows and, in fact outplayed Bluffton / but realize that referees are not always perfect. All reported having a fine time and a very enjoy- ' able trip, . , . , , *i Baldwin-Wallacewith a hunch of big, tall, rangy athlets snowed our varsity -under 42-23 in the Alford Memorial in Friday flight also. While i the Pennsylvania boys conquered the 1Ohio quintet in a fast and furiously fought fracus 27-23. NEW LECTURE COMMITTEE. An»BMM«im|nc|wui j v**. v»., or1N it Office. II, after exunination, tirti art utiifactoxy pay expreu or ftat-aificaaatimrifiM. IfBetlatiilied, n tan a t ear expeaie. Osrlaiga otidet imable* u»to purctaM: itw , high gradethe* at leuthan cost L to maaolactiue, in many instance!. f sent market price, ’ r e have deposited a bond assuring you that all adjustments will be made without question or quibble. , r'- OrderNow! State vhetWStraightSkl* of Clincher are desired. Immediate _ shipment. Cord tire prices on request. THE AVON TIRE & RUBBER CO. Dept. 26,Ninth & Walnut Sta. “ CINCINNATI, O. The three new members of the.Ex­ ecutive Committee of the Cedarville Lyceum Association, chosen by the ;vote of the season ticket holders at the la st number of the Course on Feb. 22, are Supt. L, D. Parker, Mr, W. L. Clemans and Mrs, A. E, Huey. {They are to serve for a term of two ;years. The former members who are to hold over for, one more year are l Mrs. J. P. White, Rev, V. E. Busier land Prof. Leroy Allen. . The new | committee will elect officers and ‘choose a course for the coming year i in the near future, j ----- :— — — I Curtains repaired at Wolford's. HUBS ’ ’ W . L . C LEM A N S e a l E s t a t e 4Di» te».fown - at any o n c e ageh Saturday or reached by phoma at . , 'any rwQMace each ciwnifag. PEWNES Residence 2-122 CEDARVILLE, OHIO u WHY NOT HAVE GOOD GLASSES SINCE YOU HAVE TO WEAR THEM Tiffany's Optical Service Pro­ vides You With the Best, TIFFANY better glasses . S. Detroit St. Xenia, 0 . TRADE , MARK Every Ford Product a Helper Now’s the time to buy that Ford Car or Truck or Fordson Tractor, Nev­ er were higher quality material woven into these great utilities; never have prices been more reasonable, nor that dependable and excellent “After Service’} so complete. Machine work is always more precise than hand work. The special tools and machines in our garage are the same as those being used and rec- °n ahd time saving qualities, by theommended because of their precisio Ford Motor Company. Our modemup-to-the-minute equipment . makes • it possible for us to do any work on your ftuck of Fordson tractor from a minor adjustment to a completeoverhaul. The promptness Jfritjh whicl# we do the work is a by-product of these specially designed ma­ chines; and we charge only the reasonable Ford prices for your work. If yotir Ford Car isn’t running at top-notch efficiency, bring it here to Ford headquarters—that’s to Us. One of our Ford mechanics will adjust or repair it for you with as little delay as possible. Keep your car in good condition. It’s the most economical way. R . A. MURDOCK Authorised Ford and Fordson Sales and Service, CEDARVILLE AND JAMESTOWN. LET’S GOT BUSYNOW, South Charleston is- investigating a new kind of pavananti one that has been in use in (Xnehs&ati, New York City and many other dtiaa on streets that do not have as much travel as the busy streets The commission will visit Middletown that has several, miles of it and it is proving satisfac; tory. It is much cheaper than brick or concrete and is a composition of stone and hot tarvi* that I b rolled when hot and becomes as hard as cement. It is guaranteed to withstand heat, frost and wear. The cost is guaranteed not to exceed $1.10 a ‘ square yard. We would like to see Main street improved from end to end and the same ipr Xenia- avenue and Cedar street. Hauling material-on one year and off the* next is proving ex­ ceedingly costly to the taxpayers. IT WAS A LAMB DAY. When March was urshered in we had a sure-enough lamb day. The mercury stood around 60 with a bright sunshine which was remark­ able for this time of year. Many per­ sons took advantage of the day to get out into the open and enjoy the spring weather. I f the program is to be fol­ lowed a Iamb day on the first means a lion day at the end of thenionth. BANK STATEMENT Report of the Condition of The Ex­ change Bank, Cedarville, in the State ,of Ohio, at the close of business on February 01st, 1921. RESOURCES Loans on real estate ___ $ 31,420.00 Loans on Collateral __ - 25,395.00 Other Loans and Discounts 386,459,40 Overdrafts ___ 986.86 U, S. Boqds* and Securities 6,494.90 State, County and Municipal Bonds _— __— 12,317.50 Banking House and Lot — 39,500 Fyrniture and Fixtures,—,. 4,550.00 Real Estate other than Bank­ ing House — 5, 000. 00 Due from Reserve Banks and cash in vault $43,133.45 Exchanges for clearing!,030.21 Total cash and Exchange. 44,163.66 U. S, Revenue Stamps „ — 128.00 TOTAL----------------------L $556,415.32 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid i n ___ $ 50,000.00 Surplus Fund 25,000.00 Undivided Profits less Expenses' Interest and taxes paid— 1,718.16 Individual Deposits subject to check ____________ 243.999.85 Demand Certificates Deposit 30,199.46 Time certificates of Deposit 63,524.37 Savings Deposits—,______ 119,079.11 Special Deposits —— 32,894.37 TOTAL----- _________ >^.$556,415.32 State of -Ohio, County of Greene, ss: I, 01 L. Smith, Cashier of the above named The Exchange Bank of Ced­ arville, Ohio, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best o f my knowledge and_ belief. Q, L , Smith, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day of February, 1921. • Andrew Jackson, Notary Public. Correct—attest; Directors; Miron I; Marsh, G. E, Jobe Geo. W. Rife. Does Your Car Run as Sweet As Yoii’d Have ’Em Believe? Your motoring friends are a skeptical crew. They open an ear when you praise the old bus, but they discount by half ev’rything that you* say. i They look to the road for all proof of your claims. They Want you to show ’em that power and pep. You can if you use Ga s o l i ne ,You’ll never have need or reason to. apologize for sluggish perform­ ance when you’re depending on Columbus. I t ’s just a good, pure, straight run, high test gasoline that is achieving for thousands of Ohio motorists the same results that ydu are seeking. With Columbus, in the tank of your car, the engine will start easily. You’ll have power on steep hills and in heavy going/ You’ll get away from a full stop like a ten-second sprinter. And big mileages! You’ll be surprised, how much ferther you can travel on less. C O L U M B U S O I L C O M P A N Y C o l u m b u s , O h i o . Cedarville P lant, T e lephone 3 on 146 You can get Columbus at any of these good places:. Cedarville, Ohio Cedarville Lime Co. R. H. Edwards Robt. Bird Sons & Co. R. A. Murdock ^ » South Charleston, Ohio *. Jamestown, Ohio Irwin Bros. ' J . A. Brakefield Mrs. Wm. Hart Jenkins & Turnbull / ■ { J rir ftie PRICES ARE AND SO ARE OURS CALL AND SEE W i He styles/ Sale Pr . Spr back ef ’Grand < Tri ripple b Sizes li Tankage 60% Bran Middlings Oil Meal Cotton Seed Dairy Feed * ■ . 1 ■■ " : Arlington Flour | Red Dog Flour § Prime Medium Clove Seed I S New S styles; blue and gray und Opening COAL Jackson Lump at $7.00 Per Ton Lorado West Virginia 4 in. Lump at $8.00 Per Ton Yellow Jacket Block at $9.00 Per Ton. 300 pieces pecially fo $2.50 Small Tin Jewel Boxes S ir Boxes, lothes Bri the regular sale Let us have your requirements on fence if you want to save motley. How about your Implements? Come in and talk i t over wjth us. Let us grind your feed. We have a nice lot of oats for Feed Yours to Please The Cedarville Farmers’Grain Co iiim iiiiiii $9.00 ' Patent strap Pun •r nr dull broad toe heels. Si to S. Up t values tor $5.00 C Anolhtr Oxto> hi patent and bri?:l dress 1:. obvftvJ i- values to »*£ive Us AChance To Figure Ca You;' iPrinting...