The Cedarville Herald, Volume 45, Numbers 27-52

« mm . )'(iniin>im «iSiifiWi*Tiitt[fritfnnfri^Hf T t r -‘"f1** ■**- ■ ■ tiitibmiHk The World’s Cheapest Insurance ^I^HE world’s cheapest insurance ’*• is 4 safe deposit box such as is available at this Institution. It safeguards jewelry and keepsakes ♦ against theft, carelessness, ‘ storms, fire and Hoods, And it does all this for a few cents a week. When such security can be had at such a. low cost, it is unwise to run any risk. Come in and select a safe deposit box today. Tiie Exchange Bank CEDARVILLE , OHIO Resources Over $500,000.00 4 % Interest Paid'on Savings CANNOT DO BETTER W ITH MONEY You don’t want life iafctiranee; because you “ can do better with your money,” /Ypur business pays you even, now, you say, fifteen per. cent on your capital.” Does it so?- But money itself cannot earn fifteen per cent. Safely invested—not on hazardous speculation—it will return on the average not to exceed five per cent. The extra ten per cent is the result of your labor, your energy and resourcefulness, your, superior executive ability. Death will end all that. The extra yten per cent represents the money value of your life to your family and your estate. Death would destroy that value, but life insurance will indemnify against the financial loss, just, as fire insurance lessens the loss when property burns, - THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK W . L. CLEMANS, Special Agent TMffi the universal tractor Nothing like This Low Price Has Ever Been Known Before No farm tractor ever offered more monevvahie, or more work value, than the Fardson Tractor at this astounding new low price. No farm power unit you can possibly tray will do more for so little—and no farm, regardless of size or location can dfiord to be without ft Fofd- son Tractor. place your order now—there in no time for delay or comperieoa* ^Tice aton6makes yoB* choicetheFordaon. After that, performance will prove to you, as it has to 170,000 owners, that this tight, compact Fordaon is tha most efficient power plant ever hitched to a fentt tool Let u* prove it to you. W rite, can o r phone today. R. A . Murdock ✓ TRY OUR IOB PRINTING » * ft * ft f t - • f t - f t ft LOCAL AND PERSONAL The price c f gasoline dropped one ! cent Monday, retailing at 24 cents. The Clifton baseball team defeated the Bpweraville team last Saturday, Score 6 to 5 for Clifton, For Sale—2 beds with springs, dresser, bookcase, divan, chairs, 2 rugs, 2 stoves, Mrs. Agnes Copper John Bradfute and daughter of Columbus have been guests of Mr. and’ Mrs. Edgar Tobias and family. Com for sale in,crib. F. O. Harbison, See DeWine Milling Co. and get your coal for threshing. T, T. Nunn and family are spend* ing the week with relatives in Cin­ cinnati, Dr. O, P, Elias and wife and daugh­ ter, Bernice, spent Sabbath with friends in Columbus. W. D, Nisbet of Chicago and J. E. Nisbet and wife of Dayton spent Sab bath with home folks. For Sale:- Fresh Jersey cow and ten day old calf. Phone 2 1-2 on 153, FARM WANTED—Wanted to hear from owner of a farm for sale for fall delivery: Give lowest price. L. Jones, Box 551, Onley, 111. Attorney W. A. Paxton of James­ town and son, Attorney Stanley Paxton of Cincinnati, called, on Mrs. Anna M. To.wnsley, Monday after­ noon. Misses Lucilp. and Eleanor Johnson after a week's vacation in South Charleston with! their uncle, Mr. and Mrs. (yharles Gilbert,, returned home, Sunday. , Kodak finishing 24 hours service. Films today—Pictures tomorrow. Tarris Studio Do not fail" to vote for Frank A, Jackson for County Treasurer. He is a local boy worthy, of your sup­ port, Cedarville should give him a splendid vote next Tuesday. Adv. For Sale: California Privet Jfedge, strong two year old plants for $4.75 per hundred. A t the Marley Briggs Nursey, Jamestown, O. Misses Blanch- Turnbull and Anna Collins left last Saturday on an auto trip to Carey, O,, and from there will go to Cleveland aftd on to Cedar Point before returning^ home; The M. E. church will be opened Sabbath fallowing the vacation of the pastor, Rev. Bbsler. Dr. George W, Anderson, an evangelist of note will fill the pulpit. Go hear him. . Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mitchell and daughter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hartman, attended Miami Valley Chautauqua at Franklin last Sabbath and heard Senator Pomerene. Why send your films away and wait a week or ten days for your pic­ tures. Take them to Tarr’s Studio and get your pictures in 24 hours. Misses Rosa Stormont, Elizabeth Blair, Mildred Trumbo, Ora' Hanna, and Cathleen Blail* returned home last Friday from Oxford where they at­ tended Miami University summer school. Susan Spencer Epps of this place has brought suit against Lawrence Epps her husband for divorce on the grounds of wilful absence for more than three years. They have five children. For Salis:- Ford delivery in good running order, cheap. Also good piano David Knott, Cedarville, O. The State Picnic fo r Hampshire breeders Was held yesterday on the L» Ervin Parrett farm between Jef­ fersonville and Washington C. H. Mr. and Mrs, 0. A. Dobbins and Miss Ruth attended. Wheat! Wheat!! Wheat!! DeWine Milling Co. During the years that Frank A. Jackson Vras township clerk and later as sheriff o f th< county several years ‘ago he loft both offices with a good record and his books were always found by state examiners to be in excellent condition. He is competant in every respect to serve as treas­ urer and as a matter o f local pride let the men and. women of this town and township cast their votes for him at the primary next Tuesday. Adv. FOR STATE SENATOR FIFTH-SIXTH DISTRICT C* 3&DWARD TIPPETT CHILLICOTHE, OHIO •f He deserves the Republican support at the Cuming Primary .The Hon. Wt Bryson fcddreKsed a Union masting o f Christian E uj deavor* in the R. P. church last Sab­ bath evening on the subject o f "The Challenge o f the Farm for Christian Service” . Delegation* were present from Clifton and Yellow Springs, We are now prepared to aupply all your wants id the way of needles for sewing machines. Also shuttles. It makes no difference what kind of a machine you have we have the size of needles you need- A full line o f belts, bobbins, and sewing machine oils. C. M. Ridgway (Mrs. O. L. Smith and daughters, Isabel and Elizabeth left Monday for a week’s outing at Cedar Point, Mr, Smith and Miss Helen Ogleabee wilt drive through the last of this week and join the family, all returning home Monday. Word from Mrs, W» 0, Maddux, who accidently shot herself last Thursday, is that she is improving and will re­ cover. Dr. J. 0. Stewart reports that the bullet entered under the right bi’east and has been found near the neck. Wanted—A District Manager or General Agent to Sell a complete line of fruits for the orchard and home, roses, shrubs and oramental trees for landscape work and sell street trees, also to employ sub-agents for nearby territory. Write Quaker Hill Nurser­ ies, Newark, New York State, and let us tell you the particulars. E. H . HUBNER, M . D. Office and residence Xenia ave, Phone 16. Office hours 7 to 9 a. m., 12 to 2 p. m., 6 to T:30 p. ra. Sundays and holidays' by appointment. fife Belofr is a copy of * letter S. A . Propst is mailing to friends in Greene County* T H E ANT ! SALOON LEA GU E OF OH IO DAYTON D ISTR ICT his C . D. ZE L L ER S , ASSISTANT S , A . P R Q F S T , S u p e r in te n d e n t S02 u . B. BUILDING* DAYTON, O H IO Ju ly 2 1 , 1922 Dear F r ie n d :- - X have a p ersona l word in b e h a l f o f 'M r . Funderburgh and h is o f f i c e tha t I th ink I owe to him and h i s ftid s , ’ . 4 ’ ■* * 'i We never c a l l e d upon him or e i th e r o f h i s d e p u t ie s , Mr. B irch and Mr. D a y ,th a t we d id not ge t e f f i c i e n t and immediate s e r v ic e . Further they s ign ed th e i r own search warrants a th ing tha t very few would do . I f a l l S h e r i f f s and th e i r depu ties in the s t a t e had been as thorough and in t e r e s t e d in the 'en forcement o f .P roh ib it ion as Mr. Funderburgh and h i s men there wc^uld be l i t t l e need f o r a law enforcement, campaign. X' b e l ie v e the dry peop le of. the county own them th e ir , support as a reward f o r 'v a l i a n t s e r v ic e . Yours most c o r d i a l l y / ~ S. A, P rop s t . Political Advertisement, . Hit Class Tax v Ohio FARMERS and HOME OWNERS won their greatest victory in 1919. Unitedly they fought the Class Tax. Eighty-one counties in Ohio voted against Classification. Eighty-one counties voted to save the Uniform Rule in Taxation. Seven counties voted to abolish the Unifor'/Rule or the Golden Rule. , . W H A T IT MEANS £>i$ , . ' • 1 , - Class Tax means a higher rate for some taxpayers and a low rate for other taxpayers. It has always brought and will bring tax bur­ den, to the firmer and home owner. “ . ' SENATOR CHARLES B R AN D 'AN D CLASS T A X On April 26,1621, Senate Resolution No, 81, to amend Sec, 2, Art,“XII. of the Constitution and take the Uniform Rule of Taxation and put in Classification Tax’ was voted upon, , / , Senate Journal has this record: CHARLES BRAND VOTES “YES” / He-votes YES in spite of the fact that his Senatorial District a few months before voted against Classification • ---'-ISSF--*-'iJdmioritgg: o f nvwAOOOi ■ v ........ i •J - He Votes YES although the counties in the Seventh Congressional District voted NO by more than 17,000 majority. Hon. John H. Chester, of Paulding County, led the fight in the House of Representatives and then defeated the effort of Mr. Brand and others to destroy' the only just rule for making all taxpayers pay the same rate and prevent the tax dodgers from getting a lower rate through Class Tax. • . . ’ * 1 NEWTON H. FAIRBANKS, OF SPRINGFIELD, CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS, IS UNALTERABLY OPPOSED TO A CLASSIFI­ CATION TAX AND FIRMLY OPPOSES ANY AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION WHICH WILL DESTROY THE UNIFORM RULE OF TAXATION. . ■ *’ FARMERS UNIFORM , RULE COMM ITTEE , , , By Wilbur F. Tuttle, Political Advertisement. Trade iei field YOUR EYES Need Expert Attention SEE WADE add SEE ‘LiTTER 16,006 Pleased Patron* WADE OPTICAL CO. 41 S. Fountain Ave* WHAT TO BUY and WHERE TO BUY IT TONIGHT! TBS OX ONE OF THESE $45 Suits for $22 SPARKS & FISCHER t A il o b s — h s e b s — cm c a n k b s i3 ft. Center St. Bet. Main acid High, Urlns lou r Work tn Any Eventsr . Before 8 » ............... SHOES FROM lV. /i b :; * TO YOU All leather farm work . 1 nts, hlaeh or chocolate leather nr rnbhtr Iirrlh. W.iS ami S5.W per pair. Mall order* accepted. Money hack citarantee. Blue Ribbsn Shoe Kactdry 62 W. Main St* The Springfield School of Dancing eth an es nnd 1’ r 1v n t r fi(‘8soti;i Aftoriinnnfi Otid Kvcnlnps, Dally osceiil Himdnyx, Third floor Front I* S. Fountain Ave. Over PJorec’s Unok tttorc Gocdl Cars For Szle lte«!<ot:ilhl(‘ price*! convince .vntir- eetf. We v.ill x!*.o Imy your car or .HI It on lAiniiluniiicnf. Free Open Ah Parking Space For Out-of-Town Visitor* ^d&'iater Motor Exchange 2»-at W. .lefferunn St. D I G A N Cleaner and Dyer Call in Person or Ship by Parcel* Post 108 EAST HIGH STREET LATEX CORD TIRES Look at Thews Price# i 30 x 3Yi ............ 30 x 3 1/2 Giant. 32 x 3*/2,... 3 2 x 4 4 4 32 x 4*/2.... 33 x 4V2 34 x 4Vi .......... ...... AP new* fterft stock, size cord* and fabric tires »t price* in proportion, HUTCHINS ' (The Harnee* Matt) 106 W, MAIN ST. 33 x 34 x •*4ee«*4e>«»»a* $ 8.50 lt , 11.25 . 15.00 19.00 * 20.00 r 21.00 1 25.00 25.75 20.75 other . USED CARS OF . REAL VALUES ' ‘ IN *. . Nearly All Makes COMPLETE GARAGE SERVICE Largest Accessory Siojk It".hid­ in'! Tires, Storage Palter.««, Tt?, “A Little Better for a Little Less” THE MOTOR MART CO. 116-2. W. M:„n St. d a y : <:«•. TIRES—TUBES CORD AND FABRIC Shtndan’ Built 15% i 0 3S%- Discount . BEST (1UAL1TY Firnt Grade IN STOCK Howe ,'iuulr., Fizlt, (Jocdr'r'', Star. Kniglit and tnany Cham. %e SKIM ill) I E L: S itraVT i* . ai .’,1 .-i. Fe.a.fiin ,.u>, .s.V : p« (?:»*«). We carry the mu*t comptcte radl* stock In this district. A visit (• our ..ti-rc wtil convince you. Four fare T 1mlili it on *“‘** tv o f tso.ee and in.-r. iicKuTiil»rr 1 «wr * tnitll *r.i*r s.rvtcr. Evcrjttiing ahsoiatety aa«r- ttnlred. W'utte for price Sheet* and .cirormatloh. , the Dalie Electric Co, 136 S. Limestone St, THE HOUSE OF SERVICE ■it If* Give Von Our Prlees on All Kinds of Fixtures, Motor*. Wiring tenia4a.4t