The Cedarville Herald, Volume 44, Numbers 1-26

jn*m m* mim * * * » » * * 1 Mira Lillie Stewart of Columbus ' spent the -week-end with relatives IMAl m PERSONAL Imid friends. ; * » # * • m • * * # Now is the time to sell your, old hens. Wra. Marshall Colin Barber was able to he o;t: Tuesday following a protracted iU*| ness. :} Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Bay Harrison on Washington's birthday, a son weighing nine and one half pounds, that has been named Raymond, Qtto, Jr, C. E, Masters has bean receiving a visit from his brother, E. Master.1, of Norwood, 0 „ this weak, For Sale;, 76 bushel of seed oats and 600 bushels o f com, h C. N. Stuckey, Hats for College and High school girls, especially priced. Now on dis play at Mrs. T. N, Tarbox's. For Sale;—Seed oats. Early var­ iety. Phone 2 on 104, Cedarville, Ohio. Fred Barrett, Charles Galbreath of Dayton spent Sabbath at home. Remember the chicken dinner at the M, E, church tonight ', Take the entire family. K. A. Murdock was taken quite ill last Friday and was confined to the house for several days. He has improved enough to be up and about, George Little, who has been spend­ ing several months in Hollywood, Cal. with his sister, - Mrs. Dice, and his children, returned, last Friday night. A number of Masons from here were invited to a social and dance as given by the Xenia Masonic Club last night at the K. of P. hall in that' city. Rev. W. R. Graham of Philadelphia, spent, a day or so here last week. He is .preaching this week at Belle Cen­ ter, O. - Poultry is now bringing a good price. We. will need all we can get. Wm. Marshall. Alva St. John and family of Day- ton spent Sabbath with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. $t. John. In this issue will be . found the statement of the Exchange Bank. It t will give you the standing of this ‘ financial Institution. Farm Wanted:- I want to bear from party having-farm for sale.. Give price and description, B. B. Howard, Champaign, HI. J. G. McCorkell has resigned *his position with the M. C. Nagley gro­ cery,''. . ' : ‘ ■. FARM WANTED:— Wanted .to hear from owner of farm , or good land, for sale worth the price asked,. L. Jones, Box 551, Olney, 111. \ ---------------------- The venerable Dr. James White .has been confined to his bed for sev­ eral days, but is reported better at "'this time. you aSoufc it but you won't make a mistake by coming, Thomas frame has rented the Clarence McMillan property m town and expects to move this' week* Mr. McMillan will return to the farpi. Mrs, J, G. McCorkell is visiting her brother, Rev. W. W. Iliff and family in Erie, Pa, Charles F, Marshall, who has been sick for some time a t the,home of his daughter in Dayton, was able to be about town Tuesday. He returned to Dayton that evening. Salesman Wanted to solicit orders for lubricating- oils, greases and paints. Salary or Commission. Ad­ dress THE LENNOX OIL & PAINT CO., Cleveland, 0 , The annual chicken dinner of the M. E. church will be given by the Ladies' Aid March, 4 at the M. E. church from 6 to S. The supper will be served cafeteria style. WANTED:-I have a Ford truck and a +wo ton truck and an prepared to do all k‘nds of trucking and haul­ ing live stock, Phone 68. Charles Clark. . - . ■■■■ * A cemetery association is to be formed at Yellow Springs to take ov­ er the cemetery near that village. The lots will be endowed and. the management extended such as is in' force with the two cemeteries here. Yellow Springs council has. pur­ chased a Fordson tractor, a Ford truck, a grader and someother road machinery and will be prepared to do their own street .rebuilding and re­ pair work ,, Re-opening of Remnarit Department The mayor of Jamestown declined to permit a recent boxing match in that place as planned by the Ameri­ can Legion. Dayton has also pro­ hibited such athletic events.. The Jamestown, hoys and the Xenia boys hold the will probably unite -mill m thatcity. and Mrs., J. E, Kyle and Robert Glas- glow, accompanied David Bradfute to Adams county last Friday, re­ maining until Monday visiting rela­ tives. Mr. Bradfute is ' a frequent visitor in that county but if * rumor* has it right his Journeys will not be so frequent after an unannounced event of the near future. Rev. V. E. Buslar, Dr. 0 . P. Elias and G. H. Hartman were in Columbu'i attending a meeting of the Centenary committee. During the afternoon they heard Gypsy Smith, the great English at the oepra rouse. You’ll ihiss some- Several small properties have been changing hands this, week. Press Shears, has sold his home to Oscar Milton and he in turn has purchased •the small frame-dwelling of G. A- IShroades next to the library. The building will be moved to the Frank Wisecup lot on Xenia avpnue but will face the old school house on the east, F, B. Turnbull has purchased of D. S. Ervin the vacant lot on East Xenia avenue- and has contracted to have ms old dewlling- moved to the new loca­ tion. Before the building could be. moved Duff White made a deal with ' Mr. Turnbull and takes over tne lot and the Old house and will move it. WE ARE READY to supply you with Baby Chicks and do your custom hatch­ ing. We have the Famous Buckeye , .Incubators and Brooders -in all sizes ready for de­ livery on short notice. Northup Poultry Farm -and Hatchery Rfd. No* Yellow Springs Bell PllOne Clifton Exchange ALL OTANUAnD BREEDS Place Your Order Now for Sarins Delivery . DAYTON ElATCMiSRY 13 2 0 TACOMA ST. D/npTQN, OHIO Boll E. 1S76 . Memo 3S»3 u Tuesday, March 1, 1921 IN OUR BASEMENT . Now is the time to get everything in readiness for Spring sewing. The reopening of this department should have an appeal to all women for it features yards and yards of bargain* Look a t These Wonderful Prices Below Hope, bleached muslin, 36 inches wide, y a rd .......................... ..................... . ................ .. 16c Lonsdale bleached muslin, 36 inches wide, y a rd .................. ......... ... j *. * JB p >Good quality 36 inch bleached muslin, ya rd ....................... 12 l-2c 36 inch, 100 square muslin, yard. .................................. ............ v. . . . . . . . . . . .29c 36 inch white Indian Head, yard ...... .......................... . *......... ........... ......... ........... »22c 36 luch white mercerized Loisettes, yard .............. ............................ 22c 36 inch white and flesh Batiste, y a r d . ............ ................. ............... .45c 36 inch white Ratine, ya rd ...................... ........................ ....................... .....'.. .35c. ' 36 inch white Pique, y a rd - ..................................................... ..... .... ...... ... ...... . . . .35c 36 inch Lingerie Crepe, y a r d , ........ . ,35c 36 inch white checked Flaxon, yard. .\ ...... ............ .. ,v. v . . . . . . . . . ,35c 28 inch white checked Dimity, y a rd ............... ..................... ... >.. • • ; • •*- - *•• • • .•*• • ,28c 28 inch white India Linen, y a rd ..................... .................... ......... ...................... ............... .18c 36 inch white Madras, ya r d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i * . ........ i , \ . . . . . ; . . . . . . . .35c 36 inch white Linen Lawn, ya r d . . . . . . . . . » . . . . . ... ..................................... .......... .. ,35c 28 inch white Sheer Batiste, y a rd ............. ......................... .......*........... ............. . .... ... 17c 36 inch white fancy Voiles, yard .......................... •______ ____ __ , . . . . . . . . 32c 40 inch unbleached Muslin, yard . . . . . . . . . . . . . ____ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16c 40 inch unbleached muslin, yard- . ... ................................... .... ...... ............. . ..;...*' ",.... 11c 9-4 Brown Lockwood sheeting, y a r d .............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45c 9-4 bleached sheeting, yard. . . ......................... ..................... ................... ......... .................. 48c 42x36 white pillow cases, pa i r . . . . . . . . . . . . .........................— .............................. v ,42c Turkish towels, good size, each. . . . . . , * . . . . . . *. . . . . . . . . , ____________ ______;. .25c Huck towels, large size, each.............................. ....... ................................ ........... .. . . . .25c Large size fancy Turkish towels, each............ *.......... .................. ................. ...................... 69c Extra large’and heavy Turkish towels, each.................................... ; ................... 42c 81x90 bleached seamless sheets, each........................... ......... ......... ................................. .$1.39 40 inch Casco pillow tubing, y a r d . . . . ____ ________ ____ ___________ _____________35c 42 inch Casco pillow tubing, ya rd ...................... ........................................................... .37 l-2c 10,yard bolt pf fine Longclot,h, bo lt..................!........................................... .............. .$1.95 28 inch S. C. Chambray Gingham,............................................. ....... *............. .. 17c Brtee Seesucker gingham, yard . .............. ............................................... .............20c 32 inch Plaid Dress Ginghams, yard ................................... ................... .................... .. , i . 19c 32 inch fancy plaid dress gingham, yard .................. ............. ..............s .......................... 25c 32 inch fkney plaid dress gingham, y a rd ....... ........... *............. .................................... .... .28c 36 inch Scout dark percale, y a rd ................... ................................... .................... 16c 36 inch Pacific dark percale, y a r d . . ...... ....................................................... 21c American Indigo calicoes, y a rd ........................................................... ’............. .. 10c Apron gingham, y a rd . * ; . . . ■............. ........................ .............................. ........................... 12c . 32 inch Pongee remnan ts,.................................................................... .‘ 19c 36 inch Voiles, yard ........ ; ................. .................. .............. ......................................\ . ; . 19c , Phsse Orepe,.in colors, y a rd . . . » . . . » « . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . >.............. , 19c 36 inch Woven shirting Madras,yard...... ............................................................... ............ 39c 36 inch colored beach cloth, y a rd ....... .............. 1......... .......... .*................. .............. .. 19C> 24 inchlining Cambric, yard . . . _______ __________________ __ _______________»10c Araoskeag A. C. A. feather tick, y a rd .__ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ............ ,25c 36 inch English striped Pongee, yard,t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35c 36 inch India Madras, y a r d . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................................. .35c 17 inchBell-in-Hand bro\yn crash, y a rd .. ............. .............. ............ . . . . . , . ___ \ .21c Bleach linen weft crash, y a rd ,.................. .............................. .. . . . . . . . . 15c 36 inch Cretonnes, for drapery, yard. ...."........................................................ .... ’.28c Hutchison & Xenia, Ohio Rev. A. W. Blackwood, wife, and three sons, who have been located at Columbus, S. C., are spending several days with Rev. J. P. White and fam­ ily. Mrs.' White and Mrs. Blackwood ate sisters. Rev. Blackwood has re­ ceived a call to the Indianola Presby­ terian congregation in Columbus, and preaches nis first Bermon, Sab­ bath* ________» H. «W. Updike, manager of The Cedarville Farmers’ Grain Co, sev­ ered his connection with' that concern last Saturday following his resigna­ tion. Mr. Updike came here from Centerburg, O., where he had owned pnd operated two elevators. He has made no announcement of his inten­ tions for the future. . Billy Sunday opens his great revi­ val in Cincinnati, Sabbath, March 6. ! There will be Bpecial services tat the M. *E. church -Sabbath morning i when new members will be received. o A Regular Income From small beginnings, large furtunes spring- thgt pay regular incomes. fortunes No matter how small, make your beginning immediately with this asociation and let us helpyou grow. We pay 5 1*2 per centinteregt on Savings, payable semi­ annually. We provide security and -service for you and our officers arc ready to give financial advice at any time. The Cedarville Building& LoanAssociation March 25 is going to be a big night at the oepra house. You’ll miss some­ thing by not being there. Get a good chicken dinner at the M. E. church tonight. You will regret it if you miss it. Walter Huffman, who Is taking training under the'Federal Vocational Board at the Ohio Mechanics Insti­ tute in Cincinnati, spent the. week­ end at home, | "1 '■ .."ir^';fl .." i We notice by a London paper the death of Mrs. M* H, Eyler, aged 79, at her home in Hillsboro, last Sat­ urday. The funeral was held Monday at Hillsboro. Mrs. Eyler was the mother of Mrs. Harry Iliff, formerly of this place. i Mr. S. C. Wright and family were called to Idaville, Ind., owing to the death of the former’s father, ME John B. Wright, who died of heart trouble. The funeral was held Mon­ day. Mr, Wright was a frequent visitor here and had made many ac­ quaintances. who will regret to hear of his death. . . "Say have you heard about it?" ‘ No. what's happened?” "Nothing yet. hut there is going to be big doings, March 25th, The Col- ipg/' is going to give a Minstrel." . Boy, I am going to7reserve that night." * ■■ "So am I and what's more I am to got a date for shell want to see it 1 know." ^ | Wanted: To purchase a, ear load of good solid ear cork, * Frank Creswell. RESOURCES Over STOCK SALE $6,000,000.00 MONEY * All deposits madeonor before March 5th will draw interest from March 1st As well as other cash receipts should* * be deposited in a safe in st itu t ion promptly. •AU deposits here are protected by first mortgage on real estate and draw interest at the rate of / 2 / 0 The Springfield Building& LoanAssociation The Place With The Big Fillers 28 E a s t M a in S t r e e t S n r i t i f r f t c f d , O V o The I g r e s s i tion o have t R LOCAL hi The s Farmers meeting i affcernooi clock v/.. The r< i company i the buen pany like concerns did well line with Consist during ti i made a j . i than mar, companie.- the’ plant handling diiectors i by the it afternoon In the i Creswell i i lected for * R. C. Wat dent for -t\ tors will ti choose a n. caused by Updike. i Mr, Win ) partmeqt c tive •Assoc sent and g i of the co­ speaker is traveled nr, i . what has b i mark, the 1 i in this mo*, i co-operatici i country wa i the producel value of ea i cost of cor | It was a m j the most ec ] .modities to I the .co-oper, reviewed th i way that v, and nation) i that’could n uals. One o: the railroad: ad freight i grain and 1 railroads w the farmers zed to oppoi Interstate It was the representati roads to w ter rthey fo r gunized tha In Denmi. a farmer u: co-oporative or urged s' and actively pany. NEW TAX ' EVE The “Corn members ol ignated ther members ha bill in the It more income government Under this sentativfe Goi married men or more a ye, a $1,000 incc State an ineo an exemptioi , In view of government tax the new law will be v and country The State ation are bac tion .of propt' limit of one on real esta are also bad of their o\yi members si, "squabble am* The “Corn ? the classifica' Some one farm leaders after a sessii bill has been number of u sinecures lik* laws and a ; places. A th could be droj a million doi or city mem* this direction laws to provi more .money job. It looks ii cure the situ laws to milk and at the sa- come tax <" may awake tl a repeal of n less, other th holder. GLEE The Young church will l>r of Ohio Nort: a concert at > day, April 1st JU N I O ; The Juniors give a i y in the opera i 17. Admission Miss Dulcio a week-end vi; grandparents, Cultice. Mrs. Robert executrix umi* band without I filed for ro‘* Marsh and W. ed appraisers. For Sale;- ' roadster. h\<‘ New tire?-, nr- We have a Burns of >N» he attended t other ioaujtW' dent llrdamg- master of tie tire evening, artd enthaustn Mr. Hardmn buffet supper the latter par-