The Cedarville Herald, Volume 46, Numbers 27-52

T ! ' 4 * , a c t i o n * ceased, Ith d »y o f the t p e r t o f able*, a i folding ' t e n d , 2 jrtains, >°d room plate, 1 brush, a tr, mi*» s, 1 lot 1 lawn 923 "i cash ■itutor s (rug . i s o f ex- .... trte- . vusi- j i ibles ride onat ’•t on “ ! lo- ork, lver MINI " I SoMthnMefn Street, Cederville, Ohio Quick Cook Country Rolled Oats,, this cuts the Housewife cooking time from 15 to 20 minutes Q I - down to 3 or 5, fresh, clean, nourishing 1 1-4 lbs..v2C \ w . % EIR AY. Beansinnavy17c BeansSSSLJ5C Peaches^ 13c Apricotsfw«t,.,I6c Flour& eclt 2c Prunes i b T . . . 16c Peaches iyr7Pn. . 18c Apricots ” i 7 _ Coffee t dl. . 25c Coffee^...35C Crackers0Brus a2c 0atsfboled'.bulk-..4k Bread{£fge......8lc Commeal 31bs; 10c Columbus M a rg o T l b ................. .. Sic Purity Margarine 29C Peas I r n: t . . 21c p A „ n Standard, Sweet L O m 3 cans O O e Bologna1’... 121c Hams& 22c BaconPbreekfat22c Weinerwurst m i b ............17c . .■ . . .. i . Hadns ib°.ttage. ..25c W I L Coupe S t a n d a r d >1450 L Y S D e L u X e *1550 r • jAo.4 The Difference is Finish >\ ■ ^T'HE famousWillys-Krught Coupe-S' *’an is now ■*” available in two finishes: De Luxe, in rich blue, nickel trimmed, with black superstructure and running gear, at newly reduced,price; and Stan­ dard, by request, entirely in black, with washable Spanish long grain -•* .« cry, at a still greater pried saying. Doors from and rear—no seat climb­ ing! A demonstration will reveal the reason for this fine car’s great-popularity. CENTRAL GARAGE Cedarville, Ohio . y ■ o r LOCAL AND PERSONAL * * * * * * * * * * Ur'to-date shoe rop^ring. Asn Jtnr% South Main street. We hejxs to see you at the thicken sapper, Noy. 22 at the R. P. church. Price 50c. Supper served from 5 to 7 P .M . ■ * Meet me at the chicken supper . at the R. P. church Nov. 22. Price 50c. (Supper served from 6 to 7 P, M. Don't forget the time and place of the famous chicken supper, Lowney’s Pine Chocolates for 75c per poundsat Rldgwaya. Whipped cream hitter sweets for Futualoy only. 'W e. have them in \ar.iila and Vanilla Nut, 39c lb. Kerr’s Sweet Shop Winter is, at hand. Have your shoes ( and beets repaired by Asa Jones. South Main street, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Winter spent Sabbath in Loveland with Mr, and Mrs. Charles Nisbet. Ladies and Gents shining parlor. Our work is up-tp-date. Asa Jones, "South Main street. You can buy nice oound box of Lowney’s Chocolates?, 75c at Ridg- way’s. Mrs, C. E. Masters is much improv­ ed following an attach of appendici­ tis. . • Mr, and-Mrs. J. E. Nisbet of Day- ton spent the week-end with Miss Kate Nisbet. S-hoes repaired while you wait. Asa Jones, South Main street. Lowney’s' Chocolates are the best. At Ridgway’s for 75c per pound. Whipped c«earn bitter sweets for Saturday only. We have, them in Vanilla and Vanilla Nut. 39c lb. Kerr's Sweet Shop David Harrow has moved into the llarence McMillan property on Walnut street. 'v For -Sale: Plenty of picked apples. S. K. Williamson & Son, . Peter W. Collins of Boston well known labor lecturer, addressed a large audience in Central high school, Xenia, Tuesday night when he spoke on ‘'Class Hatreds”. Attorney Harry D. Smith, former; brosecuting attorney In the county, is now a member of the, Xepia hoard of education,'being elected by the board to fill the vacancy caused by the res­ ignation of A. G Spahiv Dr. Leo Anderson. Carter N. Abe! W. A. Turnbull and Ansoll Wright at­ tended a banquet at Masonic hall in Xenia last Thursday evening given by the Shriners in the county, A number of the members of Antioch Temple, Dayton, were present. Millard Frame moved this week to the W. H. Arthur farm. David Ross, who is mechanic in .the Murdock garage, will move his family here from Rloomingburg, Fayette courty, and occupy the property vacated by Mr, Frame. t ■ I , i .. Mrs. John S, Harvey of Huntington V/. Va, is here on a visit with her parents, Mi*, and Mirs. T. It. Andrew. Mr. Andrew was quite sick for several days suffering with heart trouble but is able to be about again. On account of backward season we are overstocked and must unload re­ gardless of cost, The knife has been applied to prices on men’s and young men’s fine overcoats and suits. Also trousers, coat sweaters, slip-overs, and sport coats. Se our ad in this is­ sue. C. A. Kelble, 17-19 W. Main, st., Xeoia. 3 o PROMISE AND FULFILMENT The bright green o f the new-wheat against the background of dull Autumn brown is a promise of, the haryest to come, but the fulfillment of the promise de­ pends on proper weather conditions throughout the year, There is no such uncertainty concerning your harvest o f dollars if your harvest o f dollars is planted with us„ Every dollar invested under our SPECIAL CERTIF ICATE PLAN will yield 6 % INTEREST During all the years this association has been in existance it has never failed to pay the dividend promised on an investment because, every dollar is adequate­ ly proeteted by first mortgage on valuable real estate. We Are Taking 1924 War Savings Stamps on Deposit. ! . TheSpringfieldBuilding&Loan Association » E»*t]M»in Strut, Spriiigfiild, Ohio H i atutv Utile known facto fibre* Tb* Mmgtttie Watery of -the an* efenft Gsifcs&fdjP fifertrfc Dame wen *Ynugjht to Siflp during the exhaus­ tive re««tn5% -work conducted ns a prelude to the filming of Victor Hu- go’a dawk: “The Humhbaek of No. tre Dutnc” which » w a to tin* Fair- l *nk* theatre, S] ring.'ieJd for three day* starting Thursday, November 15. Thursday W W. CsUotfsy *ceom« panted * ' K:-nnon R. 1'iucsdale D. Srrobridge, J F,rattan to Ba’ lin sr .-j 0 , where th#y visited the Fairfield, Paper Go., one of the largest custo­ mers of the local company. On their return theh. trip was made by Den-' r.ison Unitersity, 1 Mr?, Asa Mclr-ar, of Eipaso. Texas i pnd Mr. sfld Mrs. J. W Fulkerson of ( Spring Valley were callers, on Mrs, Jeanette Eskridge yesterday. J Opr big shoe department where piitei ara cut deep for the season of the year. Fine dress shoe* and ox­ fords with rubber . boots and artii’s ureea1! reduced. Our selection Is the largest in Xenia. 17-19 W. Main jst. Xenia. WE HAVE NOT RAISED OUR PRICE STRICTLY ALL WOOL ALLONEPRIC B rS t o SELECT FROM Your Dollar You are entitled to merchandise that is worth every cent you pay for it. When you buy at Mabley’ s you must be satisfied or the sale is not a good ' one. TELLUSwhenyou feel unhappy about anything bought here. Wewill thank , you for doing us this favor, ^ h e ^ a b l& y an d ( a A e n f ( a CINCINNATI i> •• . i ’■ ■ ' 'V "*. • Any Cloth-*-Any Stylo Choice o f any Two-Piece SUIT JQ ' ■ Made to Your Order Full Suit or Overcoat $ 29.50 ' . ALL ONE. H I IC E ; Great Value! Every fabric is guaranteed strictly all wool and there are more than 300 different designs to pick from. We guarantee absolute satisfaction and we take your order with this understanding or no sale. We know we can please you as have among our customers men who formerly paid as high as $50 for their suite. HOMF Clothing Com pany 1 lV /iY I£ li C eda rv ille , O h io WHERE T O DEAL D A Y T O EAT AT DELICATESSEN' i f CATERING CO. X 18 Wei*Fourth St. AT END SHARTZER’S GIGANTIC SALE Lower prices then ever before on all kinds o f building ma­ terial. Lumber suitable for all kinds o f building work $30 per thousand square feet. 2 -Inch planking, v a r i o u s widths and. lengths, $15 per thousandTsquare feet. New Redwood Lap Siding* 6 - inch width* at $55 per thous­ and square feet. New Creosoted Fence Posts* 7 and 8 feet* 25c each. New Fence Pickets* any length up to 5 feet, 2 c each. Bring your lists. Get our prices* delivered to your door. S H A R T Z E R ’ S East Miiamfeitt Ava. »d B. A 0. R. R- Phone Eait 463 B. F. Keith’s The Show Place of Dayton , SEE 6 Big Vaudeville Acts and Feature Photop’ays. Continuous Performances* 20c and 30c* Evening 30c and 50c E Y E Q L A S S B S of the finest Quality wilt be fitted to your e*rea withLeMontretVe deep curved Leasee Complete for $ 5 ,00 Optical Dept. 3rd Floor . © 1 p r ^ e <r !M N. L. LeMontree •InChsrgfl All GoodHouMwives Use SOUDERS’ EXTRACTS A Pure Extract for flavors, Ice Cream, Puddings, Cakes and Candles. MAKE TH E FOOD MORE D E L IC IOU S -U SE SOUDERS’ ' ASK YOUR GROCER • The Royal Remedy end Extract Company • Dayton, Ohio THE MUTUAL HOME and SAVINGS ASSOCIATION The largest In Dayton , Resources $15,000*000 .00 Surplus $800 ,000 .00 Over 30,000 Accounts CenterMaleandSecendStreets Peyton, Ohle THE BEST DRUGS A T THE LOWEST PRICES REMEDIES OF ALL KINDS Protzinger’s Quality CUT RATE DRUG STORE 33 E*it Third Stte.t, GREYSTONE hitn’t nun id Set CK»Wtt Mum* BUme. DANCING Ertrr Night The celebrated Greystone Orchestra Marion McKay* Diractor Feeturlng A1 “ Rags” Anderson “ Pleating Is The Thing" Writs far free catalogue, aee hew cheaply yau can hava It deito by thh Welle Pleating A Button Co , Presold thisad far 10 per cent discount . i, _ i _ ■ ■ - AHLERS DAYTON'S Leading Furriers 37 E. 3nd St. and Men’s Suits—Overcoats Furnishings at Lowest Prices Union Clothing Shop 123 3. J effen cn Street Whe.l. at An iditia1* Rebuilt, tightened andtruedup alio on rim* and parte THE MEEKER M FC . CO . Ceraer U d n A Haffaaaa A te . W m J, W lf. er S f t P i i * Wh»»l« WRITE 10 GRIFFIN BROS. 24S SOUTHWILUAMS ST. Initali in your homa a Refinite Water Softener have »oft water every day. The cost It much leu than n cittern—Only RIOS F. O . B. Factory, Pheiio Main 13SW. M E D I C I N E S Nobody InDayton Sells Better Drug* CARL A. SCHMIDT 209 SOUTH LUDLOW STRBBT C H E M I C A L S THE CHIHA SHOP For China and Glassware WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. U S South JefferSon St. STETSON FOR M E N 28 So.. Ludlow S H O E S FOR WOMEN. Dayton, Ohio THE BUCK-GUTWEIN SHOE CO . DR. R. K. KEMPER v , DENTIST Unrfleld 1274-W 409-10Keith TheatreBWt. Fresh FISH and Quality OYSTERS ROTH’S FULTON MARKET 3 6 East Fourth S treet MEN—Buy . your Winter Suit or Overcoat at HOLLENCAMP’ S 13 S. Jeffereon St, SAVE AT LEAST-TEN DOLLARS New IDEAL Meats* Groceries* Teas* Coffee*, Drljpd Fruits 111 South JafferienSt, Dayton, O, CharierLeJaune B. A Barlow Men's Ail Wool Hand Tukred Suits &Overcoats $ 2 0 Save f l O and Como to the G L O B E 8th‘* NEW CENTRAL m a r k e t 3 4 5. Jaffarson £>ayton*0. w h e n in D ay ton P a y Us a Visit. We Pay Highest Prices For Country Butter, Eggs, Poultry. W R ITE D R . H . H , G RO TH The SyeelaUd, 220 W «t 4th St., Dirton. Hi, iclcct 10 Remedy Medicine TreetaieM* * hie tacoaM by mail. Write p h ii. eteadea hew yen aeffer i d where fe e are w ell. Eneleie 18,00 far enemeeih treatment. We will lewl ana »kt SOpiUifer ilegglA Uver, oenaitwtiee awl tadigettlea. LARGEST ARM Y GOODS STORE In T h e M ID D L E W E S T . Army Good* end Mon'l Fumishingo At tO to 20c/e Skyings A R M Y S T O R E 17 W*it Fifth Street CALL ON C E. SCH U L Z Heating and Plumbing Rear o f 2 2 1 West ,4th St. G. £ 3 8 0 W . WATCHES DIAMONDS Fine Watch and Clock Repairing Odd Shaped Crystals Fitted While You Wait W. E. PURCELL 813 KeithTheatre Bids. AM?:. getter#yemteif — ... Teetnaene. Laielaite. Ntantiie. Eernehe, RhetmnUnw. CeM*. 'EM. USESOUDERS’ ASPIRINTABLETS Box of 12 for 10c The Royal Remedy A Extract Ce. DAYTON, OHIO Rheumatism Suffsrsrs Cali at ear store M d ge t ear Remedy. ^ HELF YOU * PRET2ING£R’$ deeNty Oet KateerN gSlere ^ S3 gist YMtdSL Everybody's Book attdArtSbejtf 21,23 W4it FifthStreet CHARLES W . B1ESER tAROnt »jj| »e*«.*wNtiele STATION. ERY: imi *,(!#$ m CwrfieM 1*74 eutftttiegHemeh»Ceetral HemfMTd 'Bile of Silktt* Wooiens and Velvet* ThePARISUNSILKSHOP $$- FotttiUSt,#. 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