The Cedarville Herald, Volume 46, Numbers 27-52

wm m mmm m Twgi room* fantWwd, fo r mtt, Ap­ ply to- Ji, J HiMkttem, Anwri,im K ph . twsnwt. WU* Elkn Turbox leaves Saturday for ritvelani ta «atef Laka*ide Ho*, pltal, whore she wilt take a course ip professional nursing. 0 ift Saturday Special—Peanut Brit- tie at t9 cents a pound. Kerr's Sweet Shop 1 have opened a restaurant in the Townsley building at the railroad up- <ler the name o f “ The American Res- taurant” and am now open for busi- ®e*»- M. J. Middleton. I. C Davis will open a tailor shop in the Kagley building on Xenia Eddie, Wio tailor, mov(F# to the Finney room an the hill. If vou art 1 looking for a few buahels of good rye - The Farmers* Grain Go, has it. Mrs, Harry Wright and sen left ^ Miss Hester Dean entered Miami tlua week for Ada»n county where.' Vniv< vsity ehia Y»evk where she will she will visit Iter parents Jprepare herself f ir primary teaching. — ■ j Since go.’ng to Oxford we learn that Eat at the American m,taur:mt. jMiss Doan has suffered an attack of Dinner SPe. itonsilitis. Mrs. Flixrbeth Collet of >Van Wert wasJits guest of Mrs. Edith Rlair last v;eek. . ' Wc> liave a supply of choice timothy seed. The Farmer;;’ Grain Ctf. Mrs. Anna M. Townsley entertain­ ed for dinner Friday, Mrs. Grace Mil­ ler, Mrs, William Miller, * and Mrs. Anna Miller Engle, nil of Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Ferris and Mr. and Mrs, A, E. Jolly .and daughter, Rosemary, motored to Bloomington, Ind., Saturday to 'visit Rev .R, S. McElhaney and wife and other rela­ tives. .r” . Mrs. Susan Pickerel Hoglan, died Monday following a long illness. She had been a cripple for the past nine yenra and had lost hpr eye sight. Her j death was due to infirmaries of old j age, she bring 8$ years old. She was i twice married. A brother, Sammy, 1died about a year ago and a brother '.William survives. The funeral was ;held Wednesday, Rev. Harriman hav­ ing charge. Burial took place at the Baptist cemetery. Better School Shoes at $3.50 B ECAUSE we had to pro­ vide them. i' - j s , - , * f 4 The word has gone around that we handle . nothing but good School Shoes. Y e t $2,50 and $3.75—and many parents won ’ t pay more. So we had to go out and get some Good ones . to sell for that, Harder for us than if ’ folks ' didn ’ t expect so muejh o f us—but we don t mind sharing o u f profits a b it t o 1 have really good S ch oo l Shoes to sell at Frazer’s Shoe Store E. Main St. Xenia, Ohio Miss Mabel Sir jvi bridge has enter ed a business eulkgc in Columbus and is taking a commercial course. Now is a good time to drop in at The Farmers’ Grain Co. and. arrange for your winter coal supply. Roy St. Jofm will hold a public sale Tuesday, Oct, 5), Mr, St. John has purchased a 163 aero farm and will move-following the sale. Mr, and Mrs J. E. Mitchell and daU ghter, Marianna, and Mrs. Samuel Petty, leave today for Detroit where Mr. Mitchell and family will he guest.) of Mrs, Petty for some time. , Mr* and Mrs. Charles Sawn left for St. Louis the first of the week where they were called in connection with the settlement of an estate in which Mrs. Saum was interested, , ....... —■*-- --v' - , For Sale: Delaine lambs, yearlings, and two year old Shropshire rams. 1 Wilbur Cooley Thad Miller: moved this week to the Stout property-on Miller street. Mrs. Katherine Townsley moved into the property which she owns that was vacated by Mr. Miller. F. B. Turnbull drove to Marion this week where he will judge cattle at the Marion county fair. Mrs, Turn- bull accompanied her husband as far as Waldo, Q,', where she will be the guest' of Mrs. Sylvia GcihiSef. W, W- Galloway, who ' is in New York City this week, will spend Sat­ urday with Mr, and JJIrs. Charles Reed in that'city. Mr. Reed is a former collegemate, of. Mr, Galloway. He holds a very responsible position with the administrative branch of the Beli Telephone Co.. From New- York Mr. Galloway goes to Boston on business for his company.' Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stewart en­ tertained a group of them relatives, who motored from Cincinnati Monday,, The visitors were; Martin J. Coffey, Sr,, Martin Jr.; John J. and- wife; Mrs. Bade Neal, Miss Bess Coffey and Mr. and Mrs. Owen j. Mallon of Col­ umbus All enjoyed renewing oljS ac­ quaintances. Reserve your sale da;;*. Call us by phone and we will announce it. Boys and girl* should look up the advertisement of the Riko-Kumler Co. on page two and join in the contest for lantern making. A number of prizes are offered, ^ Lost on street* of Cedarvjlle, A set ring. Reward offered. Leave at j this ©thee, 1 Mrs R ost . Mir.s-r visited the first- j of the week in Ciir ir.nati -vviji hei • s son Carl. i MfXVtf»VftJkM*. 4 fc tlerman and Argus Saylor, Loo (froth, three- yout'. n of Sugarcreek township near the Montgomery coun­ ty line, who wore tried in Common Picas Court this week on a statutory charge* preferred by a fifteen year old girl, were at*quitted by the jury. A delightful early fall soc5al ftroe- I lion was ihe* regular September '• meeting of the Clark’? Run Club, at the homo of Mrs. Lizrie Iiarbison, on Cedar street, Friday afternoon. Piano music was enjoyed during ths after­ noon given by Miss Reba Iiarbison, Fall flowers were used in decorating the rooms. Mrs. Huxfeieou was assist­ ed by her daughter and nc;ee, in sew { ing dainty refreshments to her guests BANK STATEMENT W fi HAV£ NOT R A ISED OUR PR ICE Report of the Condition of Tho Ex­ change Bank, Cedarville, in the State of Ohio, at the close of business on September 14,1928, RESOURCES Loan? on Real Estate 22,325.00 Other Loans and Discounts 370,484.19 Overdrafts_____ _ __ ■271.71 U. S. Bonds and Securities__40,198.00 State, County and Municipal * B o n d s ----- 3,817,50 Banking House and Lot __44,500.00. Furniture and Fixtures ____ 19,950.00 Real Estate other than Bank­ ing House----------„ „ 1 9 , 500.00 Pauli Farm Accfc__ ______ 1,566.74 Due from Reserve Banks and cash m vault ----- ‘ 44,549.09 • Exchanges foy clearing—— . 122,64 C. S. Revenue Stamps ___ 237.00 Other Assets ________ _ 2,127,76 ’ Total-------- — $569,019.63 LIABILITIES . Capital Stock paid f n ___ .$ 50,000.00 Surplus Fund _________ 25,000.00 dividual Deposits subject to cheek —- — 236,563.14 Demand Certificate Deposit 12.628.10 Time Certificate Deposit — 72,789.00 Saving^ Deposits ____ 92,669.39 Bills Payable__ _________ _ . 40,000.00 Bonds Borrowed_____ „ 40,000.00 Total----------—--------$569,649.68 State of Ohio, County of Greene, ss; I, O, L. Smith, Cashier of the above named The Exchange Bank of Ced- urville, Ohio, do. solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the: best of my knowledge and belief. O. L. Smith, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me 9th d:iy of September, 1928. - A. E, Richards, Notary Public. Correct—attest: Geo W, Rife, G. E. Jobe, M. I. Marsh, directors. A Mighty - Low Price |F o r S u ch E x ce llen t AU jW o o l C lo th e s — M ade I T o Y o u r O rder A N Y TWO -P IECE S U I T $25 A n y p u ll S u it o r Over­ c o a t ............................$29.50 GUARANTEED A LL WOOL Qfinnouacemmt T h e new Ford care' are n ow ready lor your ■ inspection, introducing changes th a t improve the appearance of the various body type* and increase their comfort and utility. They oSer you not only economical and depend­ able transportation, bu t also a more attractive style and a greater share of motoring convenience —ra combination that m akes the outstanding valfie of Ford cars more impressive than ever. See the dew Ford models now on display in our showroom, These cars'can be obtained through the Fotd Weekly Purchase Plan . R. A MURDOCK CARS *TRUCKS •TRACTORS HOME C om p a n y Have your old/Furniture upholster­ ed, refinished, repaired! W ork called for and delivered from 1 to .10 miles from Xenia. Send in your address. 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