The Cedarville Herald, Volume 44, Numbers 1-26

mm rtliwwimiiiiii m M m mm new •atom e^QgC. r s a s a m *—-' «,v afisya»» -?r«pg:wt«i F o r y o u r c o n v —in help ing you r foliar:, to -* ::i i ;- mv VJL m ----- we recommend a Pass Ik..,!: a **t uni hi this A.-. m »- eiation. Any amount may be dep j-ntcd a t any time and begins to brfjur in terest ..iroinpily . > Each J u ly and Janua ry the uiituvst is m-mU; < m 1 on the aceouut and. if n it will, irsfivu. will eom- pound. . The Pass Booh p rovh lo . a r -e u r l >»x ah y- -tr transactions—there a re no rate eev tificat's to pret lost—and all of your .'.unlt'.s dollars are earn ing interest. ■ ■•x’S Our Pass Book accounts offer v- ii “100% Safe ',’'-- 5 %% Dividend j Jt Gem City. B u i l d i n g a n t i L o a ' A g s ’n RES OFFICES 7 MILLIONS. 6 N. iWai.., D a y t o n VS ■JJ VISIT OUR STORES IN COLUMBUS, O .- CINCINNATI - LOUISVILLE OR 50 Noah Third Street Ninth&Walnut Sts. 943 S. Third Street 1 909 Race Street ORDER NEWTIRES BY MAIL an d SAVE MONEY • SEND NO MONEY - THESE TIRES are FIRSTCLASS, NOT RE-BUILTor SECONDS FIRST QUALITY NON-SKID TIRHS-Guantnieed 6000 MUes TIRES SIZES . TUBES TIRES SEES TUBES $10,75 12.75 16.45 18.25 21.85 22.95 3 0 * 3 ^ . 32x3 }i 31x4 32x4 33^4 . 5L.75 _ 2.00 2.25 2.50 2.65 2.90 - $23.45- 31.15 32.60 33.15 . 38.25 40.50 —34-x4—- 34 x 4 14. 35x4 ’S 36x4^ 35x5 37.x 5 -$3,05— 3.55 3.70 3^5 4.35 4.60 Tirti dtlirersdprepaidtoyoarExprest or PsitOffice. If, alterenunbetioB, tire* are satisfactory par express or parl-oilicaaathoritiet. Ifxot satisfied,. return atoar atipaaie. -We are selling them far. below the present market price. Ourlarga outlet enable*ui to purchase '.grade tires at less than cost Jactura, u( many instances'. . V have deposited a bond Assuring youthot nll adjustment! ■will be made without question or quibble. ' : . OrderNow!StatewhtshcrSiraightSide ’/■. or Clincher ate desired. Immediate shipment. Cord tire prices onrequest. THE AVON TIRE & RUBBER CO.' Dept. 26,Ninth & Walnut Sts. - CINCINNATI, O. W. L. CLEMANS R e a l C s t a t e ffk abg fou in^a tm y office edcli Saturday of reached by phone a t l j any residence each evening. m m caU ’ PHONES Residence 2-122 Y CBDARVILLE, OHIO .Tlie Cedwrvtlb Her*Id I I — I Latin Bui), { K im i/i: Eaterod at the Vo.it oaice, Cedar- viiie, O,. October SXf. i«. 7, as second ebus matte . __ P i i i i * . f- y i.w x it A dIGH-LOV, 41AML. D o / au know you can roll a ^ r e f i S f o r IOct5 from on* bag of r**» lrtl a H h F u if& -i u - i : us -jl t 6 :..o have sk . pitt;; ..iv.j. .out­ turns mi trie tram to Uttmva’' i sab! to t,iv t.:na a t He window, who di'.,wi seer., a t an e-m. t rae-i v . tu ' i I ht I t<i_'k the f. xp or a t home. .-r a u:a0.e passenger’i" he final* iy scud* “No,” ' I replied, “IV.i '..Liirui-i hut I’m not tglv <:;/iioay vath me. A shell ,.,u answer.” “Upper or lower?" lie asked. < "What’s the difference F* 'I immir- cd. “A difference of GU cents” came the answer. “Our priced to Ottawa * are $1.50 and !j2.” “lo u understand, of course,” ' ex­ plained the agent, "The lower in mgheir than the upper. The higher price h for the,lower birth. If you want it lower you’ll- have to go high-. „r. We sell tiie upper lower tuan use iov. or, i t tlian t uatsd to be i?,o, out we found everybody wanted tae sower. In other worms the higher the sewer." "Why do they ail prefer the lower’.’ I broke in. , . "On account of -its convenience." he replied. ‘‘Mo&f persons don’t like' the upper, although it is lower, ots account of it being higher, anti be­ cause when you occupy an upper you have to' get up to go to bed, and ; then get down wisen you,get up. 1 ; would advise you to take the lower, *ssitho its higher than the upper, for i tsse reasons I have- stated, th a t'th e i upper is lower than the lower by- ; cause it is higher: You can ha*ve *•the lower if you pay higher; but if Iyou are willing to go higher it will | ;,e lower.” —Exchange. GENUINE “B ul CD urham TOBACCO II. S. GIRLS WIN CUP, CONSIDERATION. When you are called upon to lay a- ,vay sonic loved one from your sign, iami friends ■•accompany'you to wiicrt [ the earth coders up all that remain <. ; let it be known as your wish that no •,’its-vShaII stand uncovered a t lb. !grave; and do not exact too long stand ing of your friends upon the ' moist or cold ground—if the weatliei | is inclement. [ -.Do not fear that you will be ac• ■tusod of heartlessness £o the dead. ! There is a great deal of good com­ mon senco abroad in tins world liich a woman of good motives is a.i- ,way safe to rely upon when she car­ ries out an idea for the welfare of otlires. - Don’t dred niisiiuerjirctatioi; Your friends will silenJy thank you to r _your_t mjaghtfiiiuuss_. a n d .consul- eratiohiv Ratlier, if you can, emulate the example of oue sensible woman, -who, when the funeral party arrive a at the grave, asked that, as the f weather was ,so cold, no one wou;-1 !leaves the carriages, but. that they j should watch the- -interment from ti;. •windows. Wasn’t . that consideration for others? < • Amid her greatest sorrow that !woman thought of the welfare oi , others. , ' | We da not wonder th a t th e ojliciat- ; ing clergyman, when that ^message ; wag^carrigd to him, lifted h is-hat in • deferehea to such thoughtfulness. [It was a little thing to-Ido, hut hoc; [much higher it raised .its author in ! the estimation of her friends. i — ------------- ------------ I Salesman Wanted1 to solicit ord.'r- ;for lubricating oils, greases -,:i ’paints. Saiary or Commission, t ~ dress THE LENNOX OIL & PAIN i LO., Clevckmd, O. WHY NOT HAVE GOOD GLASSES SINCE YOU HAVE TO WEAR THEM Tiffany’s Optical Service Pro- j vides You With the Beat. j T I F F A N Y I * t BETTER GLASSES < S, Detroit St. Xenia, O. { The basket ball'tournament for high *.ehcols in tile county took place last ,’riday afternoon and Saturday at XeHy Ilall, Antioch, The friendly ’■ivalary between the various teams .vas keen and some excellent sport ,vao enjoyed. The-following is the result by scores of the various con­ tests; Tiie local high school g irls . were •ary Winners throughout. Cedarville vs. Yellow Springs won by former II to 5, Cedarville vs. ■Jeaverereck 59 to 3; Cedarville vs. .loss 24 to 7 this being the final for the girls, - Other scores were; Beavercreek vs. labom 1S-15; Yellow Springs vs. Ross, 26 to 33; Jamestown vs. Xenia, 15 to ^ S ; Cedarville' boys against- P.owersville IS- to 14;' Yellow Springs :a, Cedarville hoyk, 34 to 17; Xenia w, Beavercreek 33 to 17. In- the final game Yellow Springs defeated Xenia 18 to 9 giving that -chool the cup. Cedarville defeated Bowemille 18 to 14 but lost out in the contest m'-rin-t Yellow Springs. *i he local boys, played a good game but wern light in comparison to their opponents-jn wen ht. . This' is the ;fc.„;d tim e'the 'g irls have won the cup. , Are You Playing the Role of the Tortoise or Hare? Are you breezing along 'at*the head of the pack? Do you sprint to the front when the cop signals 4‘Go!"? Do you roll up the hills without shifting a gear? ’ - Why travel in dust that some faster car throws? Why stall .at the crossings and'fear ev’ry -grade? You, too, can get pure d u m i a $ ® l i n e . Don’t blame the .engine when your car is slow and sluggish. Take most of the censure sourself for trying to tease efficient results from inferior grades of fuej. • ‘ . Thousands of Ohio motorists know that Columbus is. best for their cars, and they buy only Cohiubus. ' They have power to spare, even on the steepest hills and in heavy going. They enjoy a fast getaway. Their engines start easily, even on the coldest mornings. Columbus , too, is crowding more miles into the gallon than tiny got from other gasolines. You can benefit fn m their experience. Like them, you’ll buy nothing but Columbus after you’ve tried the first tankful. . CO L U M B U S . O IL C O M P A N Y Go liim bus, O h io /Local Branch Manager’s Name, Address,\ V and Telephone Number Here / Remember-, t h e ' coming- of the : Ohio Northern Girls’ Glee Club on' “rhlay, April 1 a t the opera house. \ag* m m sm em sssm sm ss^ . I ■ FARM WANTED;— Wanted to . hear from owner of farm or good i land fo r sale worth the price asked. L. Jones, Box 551, 01ney,~Ill. Cedarville Distributing Statiou Miller Street and. Penn. Ily. Telephone No. 140, t. R. A, Murdock M. C. Nagley - C. 1£. Masters WTW. Trouts Cedarville Lime Co. R. Bird & Sons’ Co. illlisiw illlil 5 s s HOG FEEDS - • -i. " ■ • -■ ■ . . ■■• Butler Premium No. 1 Hog Feed at $2.50 per cwt. Butler Premium No. 2 Hog Feed at $2.00 per cwt. d k y te c C THE U N I V E R S A L C A R The Ford Coupe for two—but it will carry three—More and more this fme clclosed ear , the body rests upon the nmrvelousiu growing'in demand, Strongly built every modern-day convenience; eaoyForii chassis, I t brings to it;; owner dews make it breezy and cool in hotriding—while sliding plate glass win When the windows are closed—it isweather; dust-proof and water-proof cather. Then thebe is the durability, ozy and comfortable in inclement w omy in operating expense. Behind it the ear, coupled with the low eeon surpassed “Ford After - Serviceaml very other Ford car, is that un dealers scattered all over the countrywhich is given by the army of Ford garages, until the Ford owner istogetherjyitli come 15,000 authorized pendable, reliable service, where tlicalvvays within immediate touch of do uine Ford methods are applied in thegenimu* made. Ford parts, and the gen „ care of this car. great Variety- of owners, from the The Ford Coupe adminufeys to a the engineer to the architect, andphyucian to t.w traveling, man, from unbeatable. W cask your early order then for a pk.a-ute ear for two it is want to make delivery as quickly asif you want a Ford Coupe, bee. use we tnc. Come in and talk it over. ■ • v;e can, but we must have a ittle ti s, R. A . M u rd o c h FORD DISTRIBUTOR FOR CEDARVILLE AND JAMESTOWN. mtmrrt —........- . .. *.«aSws?arr?!rs«c'. An:;1- b a YOUR OWN FEED See how much you can make W e can furnish any mixture to order e Takage Ground Oats Red Dog Oil Meal FENCE POSTS 18 to 50 CENTS Full Line of Tile in the Yard. Car o f Page F en ce on the R.oad. | It is none too early to be looking for your implement requirements/ S Paints, Oils, Lead and Varnish atre now at prices you can afford Full Stock Meat S crap for ChicKens The Cedarville Fanners' Grain Co. 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