The Cedarville Herald, Volume 44, Numbers 27-52

I ./ 58 Pairs of "Women's High Heel,. Lace '~$hoes, former values up to $14.00, at $2.95, Some in Patent Leather, and 'a ■ few in Vici Kid. Frazer’s Shoe Store New Location 11 East Main Street, Xenia, O, Highest Market Price PAIDFOR HIDES and FURS ONE LOT $19= ONE LOT $ 2 5 ^ Others from $30 to $45.00 Men’s Ha t s . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 Men’s Caps.......... . .$1.50 to $3.00 Boys’ all wool Su its 2 Pairs Pants $12.50, $15.00, $18.00 Boys’ Buster Brown S tock in g s .. ,35c and 45c Katz & Richards 33 E. Main Street, Xenia, O. The Largest Men’s Store in Greene County Watch for our DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS in our Windows for Thursday, December 1. TBRFE HfNDREP AfiO JACK SROFE CEDARVILLE, OHIO. Your Attention, Please! We have assembled together 60 Men and Young Men’s Suits for Friday and Saturday Specials. Pin Stripes, Tweeds and Mixtures Brown and Green. ORDINANCE NO, 107. «»-• I t Is. Ibre sisco we i n i the first TIsw In this ccwntry;. In cjll tha t tisno nuns t o o t o r . more i t e r fM than the cue eclofjrstc:! ycr.vrJay* if tho peo­ ple only thought co. Conditions just now intiy ivji he with all classes what they like bat a t that everyone lifts greater reason to be thankful for this year than onyotbev—if for noth­ ing elce —than their lives have been spared another year, NO HUNTING NOTICE. The following lands have been post­ ed against hunting with dog- or gun nr trapping. The lands are protected by state law and no hunting permit­ ted except by written consent but this notice is warn offenders that prosecu­ tions will follow. Wro. Cheney, Charles Graham. Marvin Williams. Arthur Cummings Walter Graham. Andrew Kennedy. E. E» Finney. John B. Taylor LEGAL NOTICE. Sealed bids will be received a t the office of the Clerk of the Village of Cqdarville, Ohio, until 12 o'clock noon on Tuesday the 27th day of Decem­ ber, 1921, for the purchase of a bond of the Village of Cedarvilli*, Ohio, in the sum of Thirteen Hundred and Fifty Dollars $(1,350,00), bearing interest%t six per cent,, payable semi annually, due three (3) years after its date, said bond to be issued for the purpose of extending the time of payment of a certain indebtedness of said Village created for the purpose of ' purchasing fire extinguishing equipment for said Village, and the said Village within '.its limits of tax­ ation being unable to pay said in­ debtedness at maturity, and the question of the issuance of said bond having been submitted to the elec­ tors of said Village a t 'the general •election November .8, 1021, and the majority of the electors ,voting a t said election having voted in favor o f .the issuance of said bond. Said bond is issued unde r. authority of the laws of the State of Ohio and in accordance with an ordinance of said Village, being Ordinance No. 107 and passed by the Council of said Village on the 21st day of November, 1921, Said bond will be sold to the nighest: and best bidder for not less than par and accrued interest. The Village of Gedarville, Ohio, reserves the ■right to -reject-any or. all bidu. J. W. Johnson Village Clerk of the Village. >f Ce­ darville, Ohio. ' ' Poultry Wanted:- I want heavy hena and springers for Eastern mar­ kets, ' ' - . Wm. Marshall. An Qjdincnec* j rovvFng for the in- rnance of a ba rf at the Village’of Cc Jan-lib, Ohio, in tho cum of Thirteen H o rfrc l e r f Fifty Do!- lira (Ql/i.;O.Q0>. Hard tend being leaned £«x* the pm’po; "3 of extend­ ing the time e£ payment of certain indebtedness of eald village, which • itidcbtcdnesa r a id ' Village is un- .ablo within the limits of taxation t*> 'pay a t maturity, and the i::o- uanee of said Ijsntl . having been submitted to and approved by the electors of raid Village. HE IT* ORDAINED BY THE COFNt’IL OF THE VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, STATE OP OHIO: Section 1. Whereas, council hv ordinance No. 10<5 parsed on the fit'* day pf October, 15)21, determined tliat the Village ia unable within the Un­ it;; of taxation to pay' a t maturity an indebetedness of Thirteen Hun­ dred and Fifty Dollars (91,350.00) of said Village, being the Ifttlnnce due on an indebtedness therefore creat­ ed for the purpose of purchasing fire extinguishing equipment for said Village, and WHEREAS, by ordinance, it was provided that the question of the issuance of a bond In the sum of $1,350.00 for the purpose of extend­ ing the time for the payment of -said indebtedness, said bond to mature three (3) years after its date, be submitted to the electors of said Vil­ lage. a t the general election which was to be held November 8th, 1921, and WHEREAS, after due notice ta the electors .of said election as provided by law, the majority of the,electors of said Village voting at said election voting in bfavor of the. issuance of said bond; THEREFORE,-it is hereby deter­ mined by the council of tjie Village of Cedarville, Ohio, to issue, and sell a bond of said Village of Cedarville, Ohio, in the sum of Thirteen Hun­ dred and Fifty Dollars (§1,350.00)- .•laid bond shall be dated, shall ma­ ture three (8) years after Us date shall bear interest at the rate of six per cent, per annum, payable semi-annually, and shall'be payable, at 4he Exchange Bank iii the Vil­ lage of Cedarville, Ohio. ; Section 2. .Said bond shall express upon its face the purpose for which it is issued, that it is issued in pursu­ ance of this ordinance, and it shall be prepared, issued ami delivered under, tho direction of the Finance Committee of Council and the Vil­ lage Clerk, and i t shall be signed- by the Mayor and the Clerk of said Vil­ lage respectively and sealed with the ■ rfrpo rate. seal .of. said.Village Section 3. Said bond shall be first offered a t par and accrued interest to the' Trustees, of the- Sinking Fund of said Village in their official capa­ city, and if said Sinking Fund True ■ tees refuse to take said bohd for par and accrued interest,. then the same Iof tho Sinking Fund to ho applied by them in the manner provideI by t o . I Sort son fi. That there to ana here-1 by in levied an annual tar; on all tax- J able property in the Village ’of Ce- * darvillo, Ohio, ctiffieknl to pay f a s ' interest on ea?-i bond and to redeem ".me at it.; maturity. Section (1. Thin ordinance shall '!akc effect and he in force from n rf after the'earliest period allowed by law ., Panged this 21st day of Novem­ ber, 1921. . D. H. McFarland, Mayor of the Village of Cedarville, Ohio. Attest: J . W. Johnson, Clerk of the Village of Cedarville, Ohio. ’ ► * Special all wooi Scotch O’coats all styles $20.00, to $35.00—snug fittin g for young Men. C, A. Weaver, Xenia , Ohio ■4^ •A . . Special Imported Gabar­ dine-Rain Coats, Belts 'all- around and plain $30.00,' $35,00 up. - C. A. Weaver, Xenia, Ohio WHY NOT HAVE GOOD GLASSES SINCE YQU HAVE TO WEAR THEM Tzffahy's Optical Service Pro­ vides You With the Best. TIFFANY BETTER GLASSES S. Detroit St. Xenia, 0. SHOCK ABSORBERS Type*for All Ford Models UYonNeedPrintingDropinAndSeeUs NoTroubleto Estimate. p ron t Work with the Fort’ ipringg- not Against them. The “third spring" check* the inbound and stops the *:ile sway. Save tires, fuel, and cardepreciation. Mod­ erate in price. Distributors R. A. MURDOCK, Cedarville,and Jamestown B U R P E E JO H N S O N C O »<r *tur *, cum 4 'ti I N O I A N A P O U S t U. S. A. CHICHESTERSPILLS BRAND % ' D iamond M m g m & m s m s , tn uir.f-hlo lwxe», srated wlta fitaef KUiTmrj. T a S d t;u ornta, Wavafjfr.n* a»A ftrit lb* LHM8M.WHI BteMOiin fiJJAS# PILLS, 111? teats rtnWftrUn^c&LUafer.t, Afv.,w*fi>iLitilf-. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS -S;& EVERYWHERE» 5 £ STRAIGHT SALARY:- ?3G:00 per week and expenses to man or woman with rig to introduce Eureka Egg Producer. Eureka Mfg. Go. East St. Louis, III. Leave your films with mo for de­ velopment. First dash work* guaran­ teed, C. M. Ridgway. / V , ' , s@ ih O SO L E M IO (Tenor S<?Io, In Italian) By M ario C ham lee Metropolitan Opera Company Brunswick Super-Feature Record From November List N ow On Safe The penetrating sweetness and power of ChamJee’s magnificent tenor and the fire and force of his magnetic personality are •trikingly reproduceddn this new triumph of recording art. Ask for No. 10842 Brunswick Records Can B e Played on Any Phonograph sffirwM unch . m a sm Ojf £>■$ OCRAPHS AMD RECORD1 B row er’s Poultry Wanted:- Plymouth Rocks, Buff Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Or- phingtons, White Rocks' and Wyan- dotts. all bring the high prices. Wm. Marshall. Green Street , Xenia , Ohio Schmidt Cuts The Prices Schmidt’s Friday and Saturday Specials POTATOES shall bo offered a t par and accrued interest to the Board of Commission ers of. the Sinking Fund of Cedar- ville, Ohio School District, and in event same is refused by said Board of Commissioners said bond shall then be offered for. par and accrued in­ terest to the Industrial Commission of the State of Ohio, and if said bond is not taken by said Industrial Commission, the same shall be ad­ vertised for public sale and sold in the manner, provided by law, but riot .for less than fo r par . and accrued .interest. -. Section 4. The proceeds from the; -ule of «ai«! bond, except the prem- j imns and accrued interest thereon, \ hall be placed in the Village Treas- j ury and shall bo distributed upon proper vouchers for the purpose of; the settlement of the,. indebtedness ‘ in its present form of the balance due on the indebtedness created for the purpose of purchasing lire ex­ tinguishing equipment for said Vil­ lage, and for no other purpose. The premiums and accrued interest re ­ ceived from the sale of said bond shall be transferred to the Trustees By the bushel, 60 pounds.---- -------- ^ By the peck,, pQHCldiBi. u- *! - »***>»» • S I 6 0 ^ ^ ^ k 118*16* . . . . . 4 2 c $3.85 ' *■■ FLOUR - Schmidt's Ocean Light, per large bbl. sack........ . O C ^ Sqhmidts Old Hickory, ........ O O V per bbl. sack. . . . V; .. . . . 92c Schmidts Ocean Light, per bbl, sack. . . ........... - , . 4 8 0 ; ' ■ Schmidst Ocean Light, per barrel . . . . . . . . . . . . . {? gT * Schmidt* Old Hickory, . per Bbl. sack. . . ............ l . • '■ * -- 4 9 c BEANS New Navy Beans, Be.sfc Michigan hand picked, per pound ,.................................................. ............ ; . . . •S ic - Best. Grade Creamery Butter; pound. . . . . . . . . . • .....45c Remember to bring in ypur Eggs, Crearn, and poultry, we pay the highest market price and give you the cash," . ' XENIA, OHIO Idle Money Is an Expense Make your money work for you. A Term Savings Account in this assoc­ iation works for you every d a y - earning 0 per cent interest compound -ed semi-annually. Your,own goad judgment will tell you that the only way to success is to save and then rest while your money does the work. Begin today--a dollar is enough to sta rt ati account here. * TheCedarvilleBuilding& LoanAssociation h ■ a m AriL Tm>: 1031' JIONi Sul c For ton, ■» in;- in Dum.,. been a county flgv. It i: bout i the tr< up his by ttiii- quarle finding State The time i: (a Hire- former der J. Clifton examir years i Last Over, t Wend, ' cordinj 52 got $413.7i 89 to t of taxi Outs Hf 1 definiti - -i - I til the with i I '!'{ I the au j - .■ inspect amipej I'f 1 terviev {} iff tual fi I Nun .V■ - overch amoun not cs tax ps the re. report lowing day' v by boi of the Mr. office : in 191 Suttor McVa; years, two y pointe Starts The anxiet diggir. trying over-c J. E. J. J urer treasi Tuesd •Decoi Mr. L. Ba. nearl;. conne Store nent HOW * Th< count has i how just time, but 3 asker bout On to hi even schi't O r that is $ ville ed •* you the O: find To keep up saving you should have one of our Liberty Bell-; h vouv home or .office. It will oupr you on to indeinmai m-e. * I i I if hot!: rmiit m-: tav lOs'-tl be i ' it. 1 that had Fte. Is- i Aw nan k the 1 hav i