The Cedarville Herald, Volume 44, Numbers 1-26

Tht principle of coxcfperation— . y~hf fand».mflntaily sound. ,rt si^ 'J” mesm work- wf' together to mutual advautj J o ‘A building Association* hi one of the earliest Xoymn ol successful co-operation. The man who has money ‘which he wants to earn interest and the man who wants to borrow money, to help buy a Home or Farm are brought to- gether~~aud both profit by dealing with a eo- operative Building AssocuiYion, i For over a third of century this Association has Served a Steadily increasing number, of cus- tomere, , ■ We invite your account’ and offer, * “ 100% Safefy-5y2% Dividends-' , G em C ity Building and Loan A$s’n ) RESOURCES 1 MILLIONS. ■ tf'N, Main—Dayton u » o i m ® x-f VISIT OUR STORES IN . COLUMBUS, O .- CINCINNATI - LOUISVILLE OR SO North Jiurd Street Ninth fitWalnutSta.* 943 'S . Thad Street 909 Race Stifeet ORDER NEWTIRES BY m ail : AND s a v e m o n e y SEND NO MONEY ’ ' THESE T IFE S « r . F IR ST CLASS, N O T RE -BU ILT o r SECONDS FIRST QUALITY NON-SKID TIRES—Guaranteed’MOOMile, TIKES SIZES : TUBES TIKES ' SIZES TUBES *10 .75 12.75 16,45 18 .25 r- 21 ,85 <’22.95: .3 0 * 3 ’• 30 *3J £ 3 2 * 3 X , '3 1 x ,4 :v « 3 2 * 4 3 3 * 4 : *1.75 2.00 2.25 2 .5 0 ’ 2 .6 5 2 .9 0 ’ *23 .45 31.15 32.60 -„.3 3 4 5 r - ' 38 ,25 40.50 ' 34 * 4 ’ 3 4 * 4 ^ 3 5 * 4 } i 3 6 x 4 j4 3 S * 5 37s<5 S>.05 . 3.55 3.70 3.85 4.35 '4 .6 0 «r PeitOffice, tf, alter e*«*uaatie», roewiit m eiltt price. . - tire* ere setijfectwr, p»y a p w ii or w « nave deposited a bond *Mori»g peet-atik*aetieotit*. lisetsatisfied, ' - you that all adjustment* will be made •' n ta n at ear n fe t t e , withoutquestion ot 'quibble. Oarlarge outlet enable* u*to purchase ' OniedfawrlStatewhethetStraightSide , i ' m V i k$h gradetim et leeethen eo*t or ClEttcbtt' ate desired. Immediata k . l» rntmUeim t, ia nany laetanee*. ehipraenl. Cord tire prieee on request THEAVONTIRE&RUBBERC0. D apt. 2 6 ,N inth & W alnu t SU . W. L. CLEMANS R e a l E s t a t e ,.f " . ■. * ' •kmS*feus* at mylolicsOach.Satiw'dsy.or reachad by phoaa at II mty raatdaaac« «mh amatof. , MBs* M PHONUS . , Residence2-122 CEDARVILLE, OHIO WHY NOT HAVE GOOD . GLASSES SINCE YOU HAVE TO WEAR THEM ’ Tiffany’S' Optical Service Pro­ vides You With the Beat. TIFFANY BETTER'' GLASSES S. Detroit St. Xenia* 0.. THE UNIVERSAL CAR THATDEPENDABLEFORDQUALITY Ford durability began back in 1903 when Henry Ford started experiment ■ „ng with Vanadium steel and heat-treating processes. He knew that a more exact tempering o f steel for motor ear building must be worked out. “* Vanadium, it was learned, when addded to molten steel, gives to that steal a greater toughness and adhesiveness. And now other alloys have been found which are superiour toVanadium. With the Ford Motor Company, constant process is the daily companion. The Ford products— Car. Truck, Tractor—grow in quality daily. Heat-treating tempers-each ' part so that it Will best withstand the wear or teat to which it is sub­ jected. Lord chemists and analysts ave created formulas and standard spocificapions for every individual part of the Ford*car—not only for the steel hut for everything from pneumatic tires to top. ’ i Ford durability isn't a matter of accident, it is a, matter of .painstak­ ing throughness in laboratory and factory. The Ford is a car of precis- lott-s-of, standardised.values. Order your Ford car.now. No matter ow fast they may bo made the demand multiplies faster. Order today for we can make fairly prompt deliveries—-Runabout, Touring Car, Coupe. Truck and Fordson Tractor. X X SURE CURES « n i . D JINGLES*>N says he « » AJ cure any disease by drinking hw v,ater," announced the bald board­ er, “He bat bad every disease that Is officially recognised by the Royal College o f Physicians mnd Surgeons - ' and has banished ^ them all by that H simplemeans. ; H “Anything be- flB comes a curative H | agent If a man be* WB: Jleyes in It bard m i enough,” said the 1 H n L ! star boarder. I A W 3 H “Jasper J on e s says he was tor. mentedwith rheu­ matism f o r ten years, -and tried ■ tv»fyth in ,go f which we read In the nimanacs^and nothing did him any good until fie got a horse chestnut.and carried It around in. his pocket Then the rheumatism disappeared, and hasn't played, a re­ turn engagement since. I have talked with Jasper often, trying to point out the folly o f bis claim, but he refuses; to yield an Inch. *1 used to have ail kind's, of rheumatics before I got that Horse chestnut/ .he-payss ‘and now I haven’t a stogie one. ■Who would’ask better proof than that?' i “And echo- answers who, my dear Sirs. Jiggers. It may*be that a horse chestnut irvthe hip pocket is a specific for rheumatism. It Isn't’ safe to de­ nounce any'theory as a falsc alarm. • “Ira Gilfway used to be always groaning about bis diseases, until lt,| became unpleasant to .meet him. J0e couldn’t talk about anythingjelse, He Ignored the crops and regarded the weather with contempt, ’and’ devoted all his great' energy and talents $o-n tUscpsslon of the things that were hurting him. Then all of a sudden he began boasting .of how hale and hearty he was. *He explained that the’ road to health was absurdly easy, ahd', there-was no excuse for sickness any-4 Where. All a njan had to*do, he said, was to get up* early in the morning, before sunrise, and draw in a hundred long breaths Of the crisp morning .air. ' “He made the discovery himself, and it was more important than any mod­ ern Invention. His sincerity Is shown' hy, the fact that there was n<Tpossible■ graft connected with It. A man can’t "sell the morning atmosphere at so much per. breath. Ira’s great discov- ’ ivy was free to everybody,, If I were •suing to invent-a cure for anything I'd compound Anything' that coffi t be put up in-pottles and sold' at a dollar a throw. The man who invents n fresh air cure Is running benevolence into the ground, ‘‘ “His cute was W cheap that l de­ rided to try it, as I Was suffering' from a broken heart and a sluggish, liver at that period, I set my alarm cldck foman hour before sunrise, and got up. to the pale. Weak dawn, and put my heinl out of the window tonto- hate'tlie prescribed hundred breaths, I had reached the twenty-seventh breath when a dlsstoated b » npn##n wjfijjfrJMr i i|""i 7'" / mm to P«t a pore«w pla*» didn’t flaw* « d aewr tried It agaht. . .*5®**^JE lwi,r ***** wwto who dthmi'&m-mm m H ot erarythtoi from the mm*> fco«e and month di* ease, huadred-broath* treat* mejst, , “Thwe mot a aprtog on w fhther’t farm, and I doped it with sulphuric acid and a few other wholeeome in* gi-edleots. «ud ttom began selling the water to the affiicted for ten cent* a jug, Soma marvelous cures were ef­ fected. Man hobbled there* on crutches to buy the healing fluid, and when they left they threw thejht crutches *way. , “For a brief session 1 had more small change than any boy to the county, hut my father returned hot:;3 from a visit, and when he found out what l bad been doing, he Inter­ viewed mewith &hickory pole, andfor a year or two I wan busy paying back the money I had collected from'suf­ ferers. The people who had been healed suffered a relapse as soon as they,heard the water .was faked; which,jfoee to show, Mrs, Jiggers,,that we -are entitled to a better quality of butter jon this table,” Way o f Escape. Fiatbush*—“That’s a funny thing about a bow?egged man.. Bensonhuret—What’s pat? •“Why, when he meets a mad dog to a narrow alley he’s more^bow-legged than ever.” ( Just Like the Old Home. Mr, Sqfepleigh—Can*you give my daughter a home such .she has been accustomed to? . The Suitor—Well, I’ve got a bull ter­ rier and a fighting cat and a parrot and if that won’t do it I know .where I can get a chimpanzee., 'The Deal- Girls/ Dora—Did yOusee theway thatman smiled at me? Doris—Yes, dear.. Let me have. a. look at your face. Perhaps you’ve got a smut on your hoset *, - To- Dream Of a Parrot A parrot to one’s dreams Is a warn­ ing to watch, out, for among your friends is some one not true to you. If the parrot Is to a cage, it’s"a sign a secret of yours will be revealed by .some one whom yon trusted. Bu.t if you{ hear a parrot talk in your dreams.'listen closely tq It, for It If supposed that advice Is often given tn tills wayj—Chicago Herald and Ex­ aminer. . • I f r u c a n t H ea t ’e m ! aDeucerndaTiVe - Gasoline I*- , -'’ | j t ♦ j 1 _ -*^ A Here’s a gasoline that is always right—a high-test, Straight-rim ’fuel that gives you smooth car per­ formance winter or summer, 365 days in the year* It insures % quick, easy start, a sure and speedy ‘ pick-up, power qn hills and in heavy, going, and money-in-the-bank mileages from every, gallon. The cars that use Columbus ? Watch ’em and weept .They’te the cars that behave as you wish yours did. C O L U M B U S O I L C O M 3 P A N Y . , Columbus, Ohio • - T h « W eigh tleit Causes, Memunderstand not what is among their hands; aa*calmness is'the char­ acteristic of Strength, so the weighti­ est causes may ' be' most silent1— Thomas Oarlyle. ^ Cedarville Distributing Station R, A. murdock * W. W, Trout* MillerStreet and Pean. By. , “M* O.Hagley, ' Cedfii-ville Lime Co, Telephone No. 146. • C. E. Masters R. BirdA Sons’ Go, »• - - L ^I I-rr-Tli^iaiuA1 iniL"|pn,U l Mil Ilf 1 'ilUi|WI*HBBIMiaBJEm=S===l.'lli; ........................ . I I . I- " 1 ffifliWffiiMnHNimHtEftiwifwiffiniiuiiiwntffiifiiRiiiiiffiiHiwiHWWffiimiiiHWHiiiiHKiiiiiniiiiHmiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiitiiniiiMiiiiniiiiiiiHMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiipiffiiiffi i ' X Si t 16% $21.50 Per Ton House Gleaning Time ■ ” *t ' " <» • ^ ' ‘ • , ‘ * . « 5-5^ W e carry a full line o f household Paints and' | Varnishes in Cans 1-2 Pint. Up.... | ALABASTINE J The Beautiful Wall Tint; Its rich velvety tints sets|| o ff your rooms to best possible advantage. s 60 Cents a Package IMPLEMENTS • * .• • ' - , I 4 Single Trees, Double Trees, Disc Harrows Darg Harrows and Wagons. Chicken Coops atid Hog Troughs . Priced Right. Car of Fencejuat arrived. This is .Lion Stiff Stay Fence. Car of 4 inch Tile will arrive this week. K. A. MurdocK FORD DISTRIBUTOR FOR CEDARVILUJ AND JAMESTOWN. 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