The Cedarville Herald, Volume 44, Numbers 27-52

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TU* it o*o if tito y*fnlf fTifw 'of mmf *f***Mm*i imH’ An wo reafcwehw ft tb« tultttm thoximl Ut Cdimffli Celle#* Wonly oiMMit ow iemtik & Urn ntfml .coot. "MP* WP^w . *om* fro*t li* mfaiwtMMt* Tii* # *wt l*ui bowi bero for two yonx* or moro, i* horo nwr *»d will rom«in h*re, if the coU«e« ronuini, wbott Oo^*rrflJ« Callof* '»*»#*, b *W '«f- tiko aoeoesity o f the mmoom o f tfaii VP^Wt eHlWWe^^WWO^n ^W» ■ m y f l * . ft «apf**rc to ** thot or- ery tmh of tho tstowif W*« oowteof i* elMur amf ooMUhwUwtoiooat. »eory Wietiwa that ban aSAm&ai CSwdaw- riH« Coll»r«, otory meotbor of the Alumni, *ad Hbn p«wif» at t e f « * » morally obligated to awlit In rai*- iag the pM,m. The ttadfoU and atombon o f th* Alunutl bocooM th»y aoooired *u odueatien t t t h t b * than the actual «o*fc and the fami­ lies boeanoo such an institution w*a in oturmidst willing; to admit atudonta on a tuition that did not cover aetu*# uoat*' -? ■’ *■ * *,!' The question now la “Will Ceder- vill* peopl* and Greene county re­ spond to this call?" We believe they will, Cedarvilie township^ holds * i Tfimn'sSkirts , , , B « w l » % r j a L M ^ & : V'. jW k - V % JT ■ w o p i i 4o ^ M 'w t Vi V. *' « < x’ A v. ,•»* *s 6© <lIr ? , 4" V ‘ * v , " , 1. , , tf ,,, « ;^ ' V ' V ) i !VC;V * . v ' ; z x^ /5 / i if- ■v/ ,f : ,: i ^t/-' ly ; „• * ” - tl,^ « *Nf> 1 < ' •*>s.’-#' <,'ai-;*/ ' , ' * t f , 11 ....... £j.\i, SSi; '.’b ' *'''.' as®^ •t r * r? ® 1 v,‘ ^ - 1 '/ ,>' <’' 1 , Tr¥ ' f\** i *\ * ♦ t «• • * r' |. XW *» / % the band, TMt WMF tM* thing.- '. - ' > * e * , -* ” 1].*1 KEEPS POPPING up, THE O fKEfl night, ‘ i m t*m i S i 1 \ 5 \ a’ ‘A N f r W A l { e * % « r ^ ’ : ,AN1? tiERE'S: a .hot. Uttk' ; : i- THAT IT handed too. - £(' ‘ > ■^ANT-oPustad; ; ; : -\®..:. t ^A t > a ^ t E loncad, ®, H ONEO^thefiti^ ’-^..-;' ,fx ■' BEPfNOABtE- SATISFACTIONS. ^4*¥?*^r4;\ . ANDIT'aetpwC:. ' t ./^ V ® tJPbN tO^redeotion. , -_® ' THATSA^ s | m JT i C ^ v '. ! £ ■' 'i ™ * ‘ ' >4 ■< m im m tm pphf v ^ ’ •- * * .•;■* -« i *-> Ij O f OOVRS«ti»»t l«ttT ( WRITTEN WITH the *e«& and po L ish V Which, • «t a • ( - ,r r ^ • • * * < WE ARE ancuatomef. — but iTsemjuthfui. AS VOOtlLagreelfyom du st PUT^tjnto«ood. * ' * / , - ' UNlilbT STATES, '» h e ^ ) ', “SO^ v a x r a hfTunoiug. ** j 1 •; OM FOUR » « a w . - - i f yd>u|<m'tjhuro; *■“ •' mp H r T ^sareue, , ' - f ^ - r » ‘. , 4; ® " '; ; * w, v% *■ 4 f t * K %S - -1- 1 , < %t todO record for always reafonding; to every worthy cause, and n one has denied but that the taa^tutba *» worthy of wh#t is ask* or even norm This community 1 always been loyal. W« have a«W faultered when called upon in war f me and peace, to heed tiw nail. The c#l now is not for some distant aid batTight *t home. The tall ia now p> nak« It possible to educate the youtl o f our com­ munity and county a home—or shall we spurn the request for this1endow­ ment and needed bu dings and then he compelled to .sendour sons and daughters: to *0*0* (distant school b ne There’s nothing short shout Columbus* however. Have you decided wist ? « « poeitioh * I ) »»,w/l.iJ^Whi,ji.milc‘>',l ‘ ' CHICKENS—I imi any thing with feather* on. . ^ L<‘ * „ . t - ' - . ,v firm**T&xibtpi .yg^wBrecNrrTOTSSseTTwwisR^gcTcsrffiBngis ■V4'~i," -•' Ct--® K-^' ®;®®‘ >-®*.® ! * ■ f I f s l o n g o n p o w e r , s p e e d a n d m i l e a g e . N e i t h e r “ - , , * u < t o ,J y A m *L i s t y l e s . I t ’ s a l w e y s ... ...., ye^rrafter’year*^ lioad up the tank of yonr car with^ Columbus todays That’s th<ahest v^ay to find oht how good ri CHICH diamond tit>TE3 ! Sws tteuii JUbtKM. T as W s t , , yewresardc SOLD [ j. irmit c - TMKP t ;napasms=s»~ } V-*bi?',?J; 'V A. #’ f ^' ■•*<' 1 ,<i S t S ^ d K S e S ® and jerk out of your . P.v 1 j .Real Estate iMi,ii>jm»,.itrfi a swrt# M . tlWB and W « » iNtiCKANCE A ^ S H * ' UfSCHANCE , .^ )« s "IhpiSeihieei^^ fcobt' / » L ’ Tbe.Beer J . G . K c C o r k d l * ,*A 1 V . -'...'..-,.v •! COLUMBUS OIL COMPANY Columbus, Ohio 1 r vea a rv iu e JUime u o . . . . ^ .• .. y— ••—------- ^ U* B ird £ S on s ' C , . ' . , . t ' l>t . r . , t • . f ; y, ® > - ‘ ' 1. ’ ' ", , “ T ’ . ' ( ’ ‘ 1 “ ■* , J *> -,' r i. J ~ * ‘i / f t > ^ L v *■ i * “ I l * ? * f < V , .*’ ■ . - ’ * i ^ - , « V . ’ Y ' ' ’ l l - - .-!.................... •■.......... 4- ...........................»..................'........-.,»>.......... <■ ,. ’ *. > ><" , , . r ' 1 . mm i I THE V N I V E R S A t CAR THE TOURING CAR $44# t •.b,D«trolt W# repremnt tk« muci tktfouglb End up-t*-dat* ifiBtor cat fpetory in th* world, turning ou* th« b«ib »llrotmd bet 01 the mwkpfc tDdpy—this moat *d*pt- »bl* t# BT«ry neid o f eytry c I wpp o f p*opl©i ? •. . ■■■■ '®<.: ■.'■.■ - iV. ■' -v '. -.. ’ ■'..•■ • ■ ... •■' :.■ " '■ ;>■ S T . - , ' ' f- Ttui F«rd Strrioe ErgEnibAtio*, of which we Eft b breach, i« the moet *x~ Umdv* eew MI ee tbEMMtlntEndve orgftnhsEtlon of its fciftd In exisUnoc, com- wbH*gat otet 18,600 S pet I oe StEti#W in th# Unitfd StEtee, It ia otir duty to uphold iho hi|^ klMda « f the Ford <»KE&iaEtion in thla territory, to deliver cars ip pmmptfympmdbb, to giv# and thorough repeir aervic* and courteous treat- ®,1» f 4<*' Are Taking Orders For Fertilizer Now o u ® : . FEEDS Y Tankage 6 0 Per Cent . Standard M iddlings7 Flour Middlings . . Red Dog Flour Butlers Hog Feed No. 1. Butlers Hog Feed No. 2. Arlington Flour Bran v i Now is the time to Lay in Your Winter Coal to the Wise is Sufficient Hard Coal Pocohontas Coal Yellow Jacket West Virginia TheCedarvHieFarmers’GrainCo ^iBMPWHWMM^^MlWRMMHMPBrlwowWWwlWIwf*W'laWnMlMBWMRHRM^MI^PniM.lfWwmlMM#w.WIBIw*,WoW'iw»l*lW wpe W w S" NiiiMsiHittiHHiaiiiniainaiNii*^^ ! 1 SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SEASON Spreaders (special price) Hog Troughs Hog Fountains Water Tanks Fence P osts Paint Oil S toves mm Prof t 1 o'. J K <f: 'W' ®,» !' ,J C fe ilitE , ' Ok ■ I HL ’ mm L <^ > s ( ® ", -1 ^?««a U a*' ^ ■*a 1 F ' Th« Old F ^ Dr. A. D. Mm, D. P. G, R. Lou B*tting-M Dr. Mattip CharlesCi f '’ ’Her Own TenrpleEi'tlEi. RobertC. Jfcwic Eac ; Junior Pis 1 IS T O O K B D S D IE S S A SU C C & S S ? F i n : s t i d a w f la a M g N d t o B o d n e u . P ittt ttn g f in e s u t i s a a y n m s j e d e a y . 1