The Cedarville Herald, Volume 46, Numbers 1-26

H r # CtifavvIStt’ H asm U KAKS BULL - ■ T iiMfriWiarih., a M lti# fa i» .*f I.wiwtiiiiW »ai|M MM ailiiiSi*ifc^^ iii«iimnrf saW ii eSwMaMdl' mpw N^#R w BD1T0K; I !t B * S e 'J f e ^ « iW h I qtiW l a# th* Pwt-Qffloa, Cadar, | 0 , Ootebac $1, 1667, m saoood swttur, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1928 OP li'-C £**E TAX LVM PVCPV ¥AVS W* C-M'T SupPper <rt* m OVBUNMIWT amp a v / im o . m his - *iwt ^ (SAL&MI A!S J FJSSS HAPS RADICAL DRYS Certain radical dry leaders have been trying to force Congressman Fes* to give up hi* support of Repre­ sentative Longworth as leader of the next House. Here is how Dr. Fess answered one o f his critics; “ I note your stricture upon, my su: port o f Mjr. Longworth for Speaker. So far a* I know there will not be a vote cstat against Mr. Longworth in the Ohio delegation o f 16 members. ”1 am as strong a temperance man as you are, and will gladly place my record beside yours, both in habits and my .influence for that cause. But I will not allow an unreasonable at­ titude to influence me against my state, when it cannot hurt the cause. “ I know what I am doing and you need not fear that haying lived longer than you and equally active as you on the temperance question, I will not change my attitude on the question. By standing for the Ohio, candidate I am not abandoning any principle 1 have ever, advocated. I am accustomed to lecturing and your does not disturb me." The Dr. is right in his contention A radical dry is frequently as fat off from good government as a rad­ ical wet. Wet can be dry and favor the dry cause but it must not be done to the exclusion o f all else. The people o f his country must have bread and butter, the farmer m,ust have a market for his products, the manufacturer the same. Only a com­ paratively few people in the country : are handed their salary as some- members o f the' Anti Saloon League . and W. C. T. IT. get theirs. An unreasonable attitude on, the part o f the W. C." T. U, cost the Re­ publican ticket the defeat of Carmi ' Thompson for governor, U man who was so dry that he failed to get the wet vote in the big cities. This was due to an effort to defeat Chatfield for lieutenant governor. Only a few days ago the Ohio Senate. had to send -for the lieutenant governor, who while drawing a salary from the state •had1 failed to show up for.a cduple of weeks for duty. This was the W. C. T» IT, candidate. When the members o f some o f these organizations once become convinced that their leaders are selling their influence to political parties and to certain factions in return for consid­ erations not made public, then will things be different. There is ho one who knows-more o f the working o f these so-called re­ form organizations than the Dr. Ho seems to have the courage to stand •his ground. > The Rah! Rah!! Boys— Thirty per cent of the college boys -vork their way through school. The est yell their way through. * * • . Truth in Twelve Words— Five per cent in the bank is worth i 0 per cent in the bottle. : ■M■<*M ' ■ Signs Is Signs— Tor a Laundry^- “Don’t kill your wife -.-let us do the dirty work." For a Restaurant— “Don't divorce Tour wife because she can't cook. Eat lere and keep her for a pet,” •#r ■m m An Epitath— , • Here lies tka body o f William Jay, Who died maintaining his right of - way; He was right—dead, right—as he sped along, But he’s just as dead as if he’d been wrong. Clothing Salesman’s View— Salesman—May I show you some­ thing in unfinished woosted ? ‘Customer— “No thanks, I want it Completed," , . e * m Right You A r e - Powder on a girl’s face mfay catch. Aman but it takes baking powder to .'.old them. ; Where’s His Fiddle? Drug Clerk—The medicine is only 25 cents and, we throw the vil’in. Customer after waiting a bit— Well where’h my fiddle?. * • • No Foreign Entanglements— Paris decrees' longer skirts—but American women refuse to wear them. Who says* the Declaration of Independence was written in vain? . * •, * Not In the Air for He— Now that airplanes are flying 248 miles an hour—who wants to take a chance of walking in the air ? . No Place fo^ a “ Has Been." m Africa among the native tribes there lk no place for an ex-klng. The minute a chief shows any sign of weakness or^sickness1' he must go off and commit suicide. Dentistry an Ancient Art. ‘ Roman dentists filled, teeth with gold as early as 600 B. O. TOMLINSON ’S BIG PUBLIC SALE! At my sale bam at the West Corporation line o f Jamestown, Ohio, on Xenia-Jameatown pike, on Friday, Feb, 9th, 1923 Beginning at 10:30 A. M., Sharp. .As We have arlarge volume of stock to sell, we will be compelled to start on time, rain or shine. - 418 -HEAD OF HOGS -418 71 Bred Sows and Gilts. 20 open Hampshire Gilts, 18 Big fat stags.. 300 Feeding Hogs and Shoots, weighing from 60 to 120 lbs. You will find this one o f the best lot of Brood Sows sold at public auction this year. K you want Red Sows, Black Sows, Spotted Polands or Hamp- shires, cither Registered or grade, t have them. 10 HEAD OF HORSES 10 Consisting o f extra good farm mares and geldings. One good general purpose mate. 62 HEAD OPRATTLE 52 26 Head Of the Beet Fresh Cows and Springers, I have ever owned. Guernseys, Jersey* and a. few good Shorthorns. 20 Fat cows Heifer cows and Steers. Jersey hull. Shorthorn Bui). 62 - HEAD OF SHEEP 52 61 Real Choice Shropshire Breeding Ewes, 2 to 4 years old, Shropshire Btt*. . POULRTY------106 Brown Leghorn Chickens. Buckeye Brooder Stove FARMING IMPLEMENTS Stttdebaker wagon with hay ladderarmd Grain hoards. Extra set o f hay Ladder*. Gang plow. Sulky plow. Walking plow. Cultivators, Disc Harrows Drag Harrows and other articles, HARNESS——6 sides of work harness Bridies, Lines, Collar... Etc. SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS— Good small coal heating stove. Bed Springs, Several Bag*. Many other articles too numerous to mention, TERMS MADE KNOWN ON DAY OF SALE J . W . TOM L IN SON CoL Taylor and Col, Moad,.Aocte. Afithfc GowRwmadft, M. RWetww* C larks, Ltmeh by Church of Christ,- SPRINGFIELD, OHIO THE FASTEST GROWING v STORE IN OHIO SPRINGFIELD, OHIO THE FASTEST GROWING STORE IN OHIO There Is Enough Being Printed Every­ where to Set The People Thinking O N E V E R Y S IDE S O M E T H IN G B IG A N D BO LD A N D S T R O N G IS B E IN G P R IN T E D A B O U T F E B R U A R Y R U G SA LE S All This Is Due to the Fact That Our Great Rug Sale Is Now Going On The February Sale of Rugs is a Home Store origination— a Home Store institu­ tion, it is known nearly every where of course. It is very widely imitated and merchants nearly every where are print­ ing the strongest advertisements they can about their Rug Sales. People are bound to see this advertis­ ing, and they ought to. We hope it will set them to thinking of rugs in an intelli­ gent way; above all, that it will incline them to translate their thinking into in­ telligent action. For that is all they need to do in order to recognize the sale that offers the kind of rugs they want—by far the largest se­ lections and the safest low prices based on sound quality. Y o u W i l l F ind O u t D u r in g th e S a le That you can buy Ruga to greater advantage at the Home Store than at j*ny other place, and that you were as wise as the Home Store said you would L ;in ^ S ln ; for the great original Home Store sale. I wssuraUTO ■ ■ .if* It bririgs out into bold relief the fact hat our sale stands out a£ unmistakable oday as it has always done, probably v-re so, The Home Store Sale. Never Buy Rugs Until You Have Found Out Whc Bigelow Royal Wilton Rugs $11C $165 ,$185 WE HAVE NO JOB LOTS NOR ‘ ‘INSTALL­ MENT PLAN” GOODS, BUT MANY CUSTOM­ ERS, AFTER INQUIRY, ARE SURPRISED TO FIND HOW LIBERAL ARE THE ARRANGE MENTS THAT CAN BE MADF. HEr-F, WI REGARD TO PAYMENTS. **e*r' Size 9x12 Bigelow Ishpahan Royal Wilton Rugs .......... Size 11-3x12 Bigelow Ishpahan Royal Wilton Bugs............. Size 11-3x16 Bigelow Ishpahan Royal WUton Rugs.. So^val group of 9x12 Bigelow,Bangor Roykl •X.ltoi. Rugs at $79.50 ■’ ? Hgme Store i !c. Bigelow Rugs H Bigelow Rugs HUNDREDS OF THEM 1 In Odd Sizes $24.75 $49.50 11-3x12 Seamless . Brussels Rugs............ ......... Size 11-3x12 Morman Axminster Rugs . . . . . . . . . . . . Size 11-3x12 Bussorah Axminster Rugs ................. . ■Size 11-3x12 Seatpless Winton Velvet Rugs .......... ..... 1 Bigelow Rugs tdze 9x12 Seamless Brussels 6J1Q Rfi -Rugs, fine patterns*....... . .. *P*w«Uu Size 9x12 Seamless Brussels M 9 7f» Rugs, extra heavy.. . . . . . . . . . . . . yAwi I w Size 9x12 Morman Axminster 0 9 7 Rfl Rugs, fine p a t t e r n s . . . , . t p U f i u U Size 9x12 Bigelow Bussorah Axmin- IJ/M CA ster Rugs, 50 patterns.. . . . . . . . yTT ’iuU Size<9xl2 Seamless Winton Velvet £9Q Eft Rugs, dose pile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Size 8*3x10-8 Seamless Brunei* # 1 Q Eft Rugs, wool face .... . . . . . . . . . . . sMUnlU Size 8-2x10*6 Morman Axminster R ugs...................................... Size 8*3x10-6 Winton Velvet Rtlgs, 1 9 7 Eft tiie finest patterns . . . . . . . t. ...f v I rilu $35.00 Bigelow Ishpahan Royal Wilton Rugs In the small size. The highest - grade Wilton Rugs we know of. Size 27x54 inches, „ , ^ QE K x .a fft 83 ind. 4 r, t <91.85 special >.<{•.•*. . /riv-w^-ft»••.-.-ft. w*14sMss The highest grade Royal Wilton Rugs we know of. Extra Size Rugs Size 9x15 Bussorah Axminster Rugs . *.. Size 11-3x13-6 Bussorah Axminster Rugs . . . . Size 11-3x15 Bussorah Axminster Rugs . . . . $69.50 $55.00 i $69.50 $85.00 EXTRA-* Axminster Rugs, size 27x54 inches; M QE a Very special purchase......... ipfcio'J Chenille Rugs Of unusual color combinations and patterns for bed and bath rooms. There is always a scarc­ ity of these, and at present we hare a tremen­ dous stock in desirable sizes. Size 18x96 am priced a t..... . . . . .|UB0 S um 26x86 are priced a t.. . . . . . . . .1196 Sis* 27x06 are priced a t .........| L 6 0 Si»# 30x60 areprioed at. . . . . . . . . f4J8 S um 36x72 at* priced at*•1*;^itft>-. .86S8 Size 6x9 Seamless Brussels Rugs, wool face . . . . . . . . . . Size 6x9 Morman Axminster Rugs .......................... ........ Size 6*9x9 Bussorah Axminster Rugs ............ .............. ..... Size 7-6x9 Bussorah Axminster . Rugs .................................. Size 9x9 Bussorah Axminster Rugs •*».*•••,..•!... , $ 14,85 $22.50 $37.50 $39.50 Bigelow Rugs In Small Sizes Size 27x60*incli Bigelow Axminster Rugs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Size 36x63 inches, Bigelow Axminster Rugs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Size 36x72-inch, Bigelow Axminster Rugs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5.85 EXTRA al W inches, in fine colorings,. Roy ilton Rugs, size 27x54 . . $7.50 £A-', T? ' I A' Velvet Rugs, size 22j$x36 ,in the # 9 Eft sale at a very low price, • ...... SpMivW Armstrong’s , Linoleum Art Ru Glorious colors and pattcrns'for any room in the home. Six*6x9feat,inth*aaleat.. . ..0 8J0 Sba 7-6x9 fast, m th* aala a t.. .*10.50 Six* 9x10-6 feet, ha thasala at. .$14.53 Siza 9x12 6 m t, iasth* eala at . . . ,$17859 SPECIAL Wilton Velvet Rugs, Je 9x32 feet, in ati excep­ tional ckHti woven $5850 quality Naeaa••i e^a^e^eOa,*•a4>:ak*a You Will Come to the Home Store For Your Linoleum r . v K n o w T h a t a t T h e H o rn * S t o r e You W i l l G e t th e M o t t R e - U a b le G o o d ft a n d f o r th e L o w e s t P r ic e * , a n d T h i r l * th e S ou n d e ftt R e a i o n In theWorld. ■»r. if Armstrong’s Printed Linoleum 9 5 C A S # a a w » - 6 F*»t Wide * \ More than hundred patterns Armstrong’s Printed • Linoleum $ I .1 0 AS^"Y"d 19 F««t Wide A score o f pettems. Armstrbng’s Inlaid Linoleum $ 1.35 A Square Yard 2YardsWide Variety endless, If SoDesired AULinoleqms Ldd to the Floor