The Cedarville Herald, Volume 46, Numbers 27-52

m mm mm mm T O T S C K D A R V I I ^ O " K I U L 1 > UJS.tTK OF MRS, A fiM M I'OOFKR! rat* E d itor a n d Pub lish® *t fSm F**W>»e*, Csdar-ville, 0., October SI, 1887, «* «*oond FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1923. f U S s ; A iessoii, from the Hen iwm o f m import move \w to urge every tiug age to east a ballot in the w *d*r o f tWrwwropaper o f v . , fhMi&datrtial "Voting Teat being mren to learn, so far as possible, jm bli« aontiment regarding the oining election. I f every country town in which the vottf is now being taken measures up to a proper standard o f interest the effect may be fur-reachuig. This newspaper, by reason o f its exclusive franchise in the Publishers Autocaster Service o f New York, will record the voice , o f small town* and country America when tho final figures are announced, and it is important that our town should supifly a ; representative expression o f local opinion, ! Quite apart from the interest that all o f us take in learning , what our people think o f the Presidential Contest, a very vital ; interest w ill be taken by politicians. I t is the small towns and country America that finally must decide this Presidential issue, ' Th§ big cities seem wonderfully important, but only to those who live in them. Only one-third o f our population lives’*in. •towns o f over 25,000 inhabitants. The balance is distributed as ‘ follow s; In towns o f 10.000 to. 25,000 6.6, in towns o f 5,000 to . 10,000 4.7, in towns o f 2,500 to 5,000 4,3, in villages o f less than 12,500 8.5, in Other rural territory 40.1, A really representative vote from small towns and the coun- ' try is likely to have a marked influence oa the handful o f men ' who as leaders play go important a part in deciding oh the future , government o f America. Astute politicians ever, have their ears ! to thej ground, and they are not apt to fly in the face o f public ’ opinion i f it be .definitely and aggressively assented. Vote fo r your choice for President regardless o f party. Keep Iyour identity secret i f you wish, but cast your vote. - j i I , O u r T o w t i . . 3 e n e a i ^ d l \ I f, th e1great American hen could talk, the principles o f democracy would sodu he spread over the globe, for there is scarce a land under the sun where the cackle o f our, barnyard fow l is not heard. , .The fiscal year o f 1023 will show that approximately thirty- nine m illion dozen American eggs were shipped abroad in that period, and i f we include those sent to our own colonies and not included in the ‘ government figures as exports, then the number w ill exceed forty million dozen. To this must he. added the eggs and yolks, frozen, dried, or canned, which brings the gam total up to quite a half billion, having a value o f $12,000,000. * - In the-year preceding the war the ‘value o f eggs, dried and frozen, entering the United States, chiefly from the Orient, ad­ vanced $37,000. In 1919 it had risen to $8,000,000, Then Uncle Sam's scientific department workers perfected the methods of preserving the product and ' in tw o" years our importation dropped to $3,000,000. - ( ' These silent and poorly paid workers in bare looking experi­ mental rooms in the national capital every now and then add a million or two o f dollars to tho-ineome o f the nation.' They shotdd takq a lesson from the hen and let themselves be heard from . cNow Easier ThanEver to a ■ 11 ‘ l 'T h r o u g h £ h ? Af% —will enroll you and start you on t K e ^ a y td 'Q W fte r -;; put local*bank,atin' f terest. Eachweek make an additional payment. Soon s . yourpaymentspliis the interest paid oythebankwillmakeithe car yours. So plan to get out into the fields and woods — down to the beadh or stream—the family and yon—in the Ford Sedan. It is ready for business or pleasure anytime you step into the driver’s seat and put your foo t on the starter button. It is a car for all weather with real com fort fo r everyone. A nd now it is within your reach. Come in today—get full details. R. A.Murdock i Afs’i.’s s u i.tf'.ri, dalight* t o f Mr. s and Mrs. J.m<* c . Stormont, wa* f»rn near t> fia rvrK Ohio, February 5 It 1858, Almost her vntir* life was ;ived near and hi i.'"iarvillc, where (he was wvfi known r.rl well lived. , On February 18, 1>S0 '.ho was united in marriage to Jonh K. Cooper, Mr. . and Mrs, ( ’coper liv* d on a farm near j Oedarviije until sometime in the year 1891 who" they jnovrh into town and Mr. Cooper engaged in business. Two years later they bought a home o f tlide can on Miller street. August; : i!5, 1022, Mrs. Cooper1moved to belle Center, Q,' io, with her daughter, and ■ion-in-law, Rev, and Mrs. Ralph El­ der and remained with them until her •death wliich cceiired June 17, 1823. Mrs. Cooper's ago was 05 years, -4 months, and 10 days. Her husband preceded her to the. heavenly home sis years ago last March. To Mr, and Mrs. Cooper two children were born, Mrs. I), L. Cr.wvford o f Xenia, Q,, and Mrs. Ralph Elder o f Belle Center, O., who together' with their .husOands and three grandchildren mourn deeply the passing away o f a beloved mother. A t an eurly age Mrs, Cooper united with tho Reformed Presbyterian churh (New School) of Csdavvillo un? dey the pastorate o f Dr. J. F. Morton and remained a faithful member un­ til death. Nearly fifteen years ago. she became an invalid and was unable to attend church but she always main* tain-id a prayful and loyal interest in her church qnd its work. Thru all tho years of her invalid­ ism and . suffering she exhibited, a happy spirit o f patience and cheer­ fulness that ituuio her a'blessing to every one who knew hot*. To know her was to love, her. Tho she was 'un­ able to walk and was confined all . time to' a wheel cnair and some o f the time to her bed, yet her hands were always busy. She was always ■thotful o f others and unmindful o f herself. No word o f complaint yeas over heard from her but she rested her' faith in her Saviour and in the precious promise o f God’s,Word. About eight weeks ago -she Was taken 'suddenly ill' and from that ill*, neks she never* recovered. She suf­ fered intensely during those eight weeks o f sickness and longed to be at rest, Her spirit took its fligst ancf while hearts are heavy and sore bd- cause of her going home yet the loss is her infinite-gain. She was a loving and thotful mother and will be sorely missed by her loved ones, * “ And God Shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall he no more death, .neither sorrow, (nor cry- ■gjair SH O CK A B S O R B E R S Work with the Fore' springs—- not. against them, '/h e “ third spring” checks the rcbound.and stops the sidb-sway. Save tires, fuel, and cardepreciation. Mod­ erate in price. > DUtriiutoT* • B. A. MURDOCK, C.edarville,and Jamestown BURPEE’iJOHNSON CO. A - - vi A n y r A c i * u a x « i . • « j„. • r N D I A KJA PO U S , U. s . A. JohnDaveyneeds young men . w h o d e s ir e Interesting Travel Fascinating Outdoor Work Fine Associates Steady Advancement Immediate Openings John D.Wey’s organization, TheTjaVey Tro Expert Co,, Inc., lias a limited"number c openings for ambitious young men betwj&j 20 and 30 years of age, single men preferred The opportunity is unusual, offering goor pay at the start, permanent employment 1< the DdVey organization, and thorough scien tific training in the profession o f Tree Sur gery. Advancement rapid, according ff merit. The work is fascinating, offers thane ! to travel extensively, and association wit! , |fine fellows. Only dean, red-hTodded younj Americans, lovtrsof thooutdoors,.needapply Writ*, or better yet, ute the coupon . 'T R Y OUR JOB PRINTING TitsPw-'yTft« Ksjicrt fjotiipi'jy 163Ci?yBankBuilding Ke R.ent,Ohict 1 »mintcr«!«;I Inyour offer. l’!es«6 send rim yrjiirillustrated f-dacr tcuccmm* itmjj.-rkof a TreeSurgeon, sadalso*tluatilk.tiotj Blank. Nanus,.... «... Addfe»ta«w. (I’icstiprinttunmandeddredtplainly toavoidtieley) ' Cfcela-Jch*.:' TIRE SPECIALS As* -,M »dA*CH T<» w e ix» t,•stator;W-UTHi- Just t,A*f tow AN* aaiH - ipg, neither shall there be any moi’e pain; for the former things are pas­ ted away,--— And they shall see his fnee; and his name, shall be in their forchendfl. And there shall he no night there; and they need no candle neither light o f the sun; fo r the Lord God rivetli light; find they shall dwell for­ ever and ever." Funeral services were held in. the Reformed Presbyterian church, Wed­ nesday, June 20, at 10:30. and were conducted by Mrs, Cooper’s pastor, Rev. W, F, iiarriman. Interment in the beautiful Mnesies Creek ceme­ tery. ■■ ' . -. ■ ■ ** 30 1 - 2*3 1-2 B**vy non-ikid Card, Guaranteed 7.000 mile*. $ 9,00 Snpar- *(ze, 10.000 miles $ 12 . 50 . Fabric Fori 3 t)s 3 J-S 009 900 . (JUt 10,00 10 fio 32 :,l 1100 1 S.C 5 33*4 u -so wca 3 tx 0 32 .G 0 17 .C 0 , :J 2 s 41-2 21.00 ')ld* 31 st 1-2 23,00 '.W 03-.4 1-2 £ 4.00 Oi);.:-. Q ml and 10,000 l l e c t u j ' rantred Miles 7*000 Nano Size 1 x 3 1-2 -3 1-2 SHORTS AND MIDDLINGS Eggs are cheap now. Put them down in water-glass, and they’ll keep for a year. ' „ Says Sam: \7hen you live out where >hu can see the stars, it’s hard to -ret very radical, (‘'■A northern ’Ohio merchant has put a roster in a shop window, and had "oiks guess how many grains o f corn ilie bird co.uld down, in a minute. The mswer was <55, Here’s/another argu­ ment fo r not carrying'excess eoclcer-; ils thru the summer. Infertile egg-;, keep better, anyway. . ,. Tired o f your house? Change the furniture around. Often it makes the rooms look like new ones. Sirloin steaks'" are about half as high again as they were before the war, while heavier cuts such as chuck roasts are only about a quarter high­ er. Demand seems.all fo r cuts,that an be cooked in a hurry. Some ob­ servers blame it on th e .city house­ wife’s movie-matinee habit. it’s surprising how a scrub cow can reach into your pocket and take money. VANDERPOOL 723 W . M ulberry St., Main 1803 W Springfield, * . Ohio * 5% MONEY FOR FARM LOANS IS HERE Th irty F ive M illion dollars o f Insurance m oney to loan on Farm 'mortgages a t 5% . W ill loan up to $80.00 per acre on the best farms. Must be nice well located farms. * Interest either anually or sem i-annually, $100.00 payments accepted. W . L. CLEMANS, Agent W e Pay Y ou to-Try AND : « Rotten wood capnot be carved- Confucius. Plant lice don’t bite plants, but ;uclc juice, and ordinary poison sprays won’t work. - Use nicotine sulfate, which hums them. , Mrs. Ida Stormont, Miss Mabel Stormont, Master Jaimes Stormont, Dr. w , R. McChesney, wife and daugb ter, Frances, went to New Galilee, Pa., Wednesday to be present at the mar­ riage o f Mr. Merle Stormont to' Miss Margaret Louise Greer on Thursday. Miss Greer is a graduate o f Cedarville College, " . 1 20c in Merchandisefree with a 24 % lb. Sack 10c U if M u n it \ tt if 1 1 * V ■ . - . « tt u , it i t , it tt ft Not over 24 1-2 lbs. to one family. Take Advantage of this Offer Before it is Withdrawn. .-.If you miss Kelble’s 10 Day Stock Reducing sale you are loosing an op­ portunity o f somo unusual argains at this season of the'year. 17-19 W. Main S<„ Xenia. Lost:- Rat-terrior pup, black and white spots. Bob tail. Leave word with M. C. Nagley as to where abouts. , Sadly Incompttte. A ‘deed dated March IS. 1807, recent* ly recorded on Long Island, convey* “ the Valentine farm on the high­ way leading from Jamaica to Great Plains on the Jericho turnpike, thence to the highway leading from Little Plains to Itocky Hlli, including the kulldlngs, Orchards/gurdens, meadows, commons, seedlings, trees, woods, paths, water and water uiurses." but gives no other description of the prop­ erty or any indication or its size, and nobody knows what it is. For Sale by the following Dealers: M* C. Nagley, - •> Ccdsarville Troute Grocery Co. - Jacob Siegler - t t tt WAYNESVILLE MILLS Waynesville, Ohio X X GET OUR PRICES ON PRINTING X X ► <-, T o Intr W e wi Crib, N foundat chaser, CEDARVILl w h S tu c For sixt leader in its product. K with.manuf; the best. T long run. stucco. I c; highest qua! J. c Xenia, O., F Excl K I Main South T o a M ° on A-vCI G reen < Peko 1-4 lb. p lb. pkg Coffee pe" C offeeSp Sai' Batter Cr‘ pe: I J P er L i a i i l poun t Scratch r Scratch Tomato Peas N o . 3 can . Chase-C Layes cw Hams Apples Potatoes Sunday Af ADMISSil