The Cedarville Herald, Volume 47, Numbers 1-26

» GETTING AHEAD Ry B, C, Pro1x*s, Editor Forbes’ Magazine Reprinted by courtcsy To have, a happy home, .save. And Mien you have saved, lie sure to use the money, I>esure io invest the money* in a way that will bring m agood amount in interest or dividends.every year. the best plan, is to invest your money as near home as possible and in a Company you knowoand have confidence in. A very large number H householders are. now in-* vesting in the securities of their local electric company. This is sensible. > Keep your sayings safe in your home Community. Keep home dividends at home. , Tour Savings invested in our Preferred Stock, Yielding 6 2-3%, will help you to get ahead. Our monthly savings plan will help you to save. The good rate of mb rest increases your money and the steady earnings of. this" company insure your investment. Be one of our family of 2565 stockholders, . COME IN OR PHONE FOR BOOKLET The Dayton Power & Light Company 29 Greene Street, Xenia, Ohio ' Main 595 SOUND— SO L ID -S A F E ■'«S$35feS*S saHtffgc- Finest Wisconsin Cream, lb Pure Cane, . , 251b. sack $E98 lb. . . . . . . . •» . 8c »'it «»'»«*>« t Potatoes 15 lbs. Full Peck, H i** * f■ k r* 27c Milk rTr*' Ca“ b * <• 1a ll * **- '•* » *<« « m » « » « « 8 k CORN, St&ndars, OC a ’J . . . , , . I BREAD, Country *|t Club; l 1-2 lb. loaf.. * 2^* can............. BUTTER, C ob wtry | | a Club, Finest, lb. | BEANS, Michigan 4T a Navy, lb........... ... OLIVES* Large J Spanish, bulk pint GINGER ALE, I A a BethesdajPint B o t * v y LARD, Putc* | 2 c . lb 4 '» I * # # * * * # ' * . * * ft f. GRAPE JUICE, '* , y Country Club, PtL^Ai. FLOUR, Country OA a Club; 24-lb. Sack.., .0*H* SALMON, Pint | * r Big can. . . . . . . . . . * * v BACON/Sugar O A » cured lb.................. fu\JC> WALL PAPER 7 Cleaner, Big Can, COFFEE at 39c a Pound? SOAP, Crystal White 6 bars., . . Have You Tried FRENCH More Hogs Better Hogs Cheaper Hogs Do you want to raise more hogs, better hogs, cheaper hogs with exactly the same feed and equip­ ment you are notv using? You can do it. Hogs can be fed right now at a good profit. M o o r M a n ’s MINERAL MIXTURE will help you turn the trick. ' A MINERAL MIXTURE OF HIGHEST' QUALITY. Our Company conducts the largest, best equipped, and most complete Mineral Mixture Ex­ periment Station in the United States where test feeds are made, live hogs to prove the HIGH QUALITY of We also manufacture a liquid Worm Expeller that gets real results, Moorman representatives are trained to render the best service. ^ ■ • Local representativet A, F. BtACKf 115 Fayette St.„ Xenia, Ohio It Pays To Peed Tlia Best SeeThe Moorman Man Mo »rmmMfg. Co., Quincy, 111. ; * * * * * * • * # LOCAL AND PERSONAL • * • * # • * * { £ * | Senior Class Flay, Jana 2. ” Per Bale:- 'Peterj? plants. John Rilhugh *• Fenter, Jaia?sto\vn Florist, lias : trt'Sial prices on flowers for Decor- i otion Day, j Mira Clara Boa.se, who has been ; teaching at Trenton, is homo for Iho Itoroner vacation. Sec the King family in “Adam and Dva” in order to appreciate your own, Huvior Haa* , Jon* 2, , Itotre.nWr FMimLmut must ho paid : from the pm-oad* t t t*n? Hrzv :' iihy, f Juno 2 . ............. ........ Tlio JCsoltodra CUb *«*« ti;tcrt::5nc?l . Tuesday at tfi* Nlft* of Mrs, W. {?. IHappily?. Mayor Funsctt plusv-h a fey of os I, M, Deck In-t Monday for his indulgence in “ ho' h‘% which ho eoya he found at tko Kevin Ir’xo east of town. n'aftftMl.i The WedneMay Afternoon, . Club met this week wttk-Mn. It. S. Towns. I 1p« fi ivy# Call Service Hardware Co., Phone 148, for spouting, roofing and pump repair. W. J. Tnrbox, Fmi Towr.sley and Wm. Mar.siiai1mad* a trip to the res­ ervoir last Friday *n a fishing ex­ cursion. Is your family petted and spoiled? See “Adam and Eva” . Use Instant Paste for wall papering Dry paste powder and coal water. No trouble, cheaper and better. Get it at Ridgway’s . The Presbyterian General Assembly in session this week at Grand Rapids, Mich., decides to meet next year at Columbus. Are you going to paint, if so let us give you prices on Sberwin-WiF liams Paint and Varnishes, Linseed oil, Turpentine. Service Hardware Co. Wanted;* Reliable man-to .look af­ ter our business in this territory. Farm experience desirable. Apply to A. F. BLACK, 135 Fayette St, Xenia; Ohio. Mrs. Harry Wright and son, Keith, have returned,from Seaman, 0., where they have been visiting relatives. For Sale:- Sweet potato plants. . John Gillaugh Plat opens at Johnson's jewelry Store Saturday P. AI. for Senior play. Wanted—For full or part time to demonstrate and take orders for high grade line o f toilet articles. W. E. Ballinger & Co., * Dayton, Obit ——— *--------- ■ j ; Don't miss “Cliftnie, darling” and. Julio, June 2, Mr. Farm Buyer—Buy that farm NOW. Don’t wait. W. L, Clemons. Memorial Day sendees will he held at Clifton Friday morning a- tthe op­ era house, at 9:80* Rev. J. Roger Sil- lar* o f Oakland Presbyterian church, Springfield, delivers the’ address. *Ton cttaftoi make, a mMsfcrmi W Buckeye Cultivator. See the new tyn>- row at The Farmer’s Grain -Co. Are you looking forward to the ad­ dress Edgar A. Guest? Buy a ticket to see the Senior play. • The Cliftoh Presbyterian church will be 318 years old in August. The event will be celebrated Sunday, June 1, with a homecoming communion at 10:80 .o'clock. Rev, Coleman will be assisted by Rov. Carl White of Yel­ low Springs, Special prices on Decoration Day flowers at Fenker’S the florist. We are located Bast of Jamestown on the Jeffersonville pike, second greenhouse from Jamestown. Phone 12-176. CLEAN CUT married manwith car This is a real opportunity to sell in your own locality. A real chance for advancement. The Fuller Brush Co., 050 U. B, Bldg., Dayton,*O, We have an opening in your local­ ity for industrious man V/ith car. We give our men special tvaining in sales­ manship. Curosity seekers please do not answer. A real opportunity. Write for appointment to Lin Brown, 57 Anna St., Dayton, 0. Lost or Stolen: Large Collie with brown and white on back. 2 years old and answers to call of “ ilex.” License tag No. 877. Finder please notify Charles Cray, Ccdarvillo, 0. !»# g»Wi Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Galloway have for their guest:;, the laiter'n pare Rev. and Mrs, Bummers of Iroftton 0 ’i , Are you looking forward to the ad­ dress Edgar A. Guest? Buy a ticket to see the Senior play, 154 household, food and beauty pro* duey to sell direct to homes. Big pay to wide awake men and women. All or part time. No experience needed; In­ structions and sample pufcfit: free. Health—0 Quality Products Co., 117 Duane St,, Cincinnati, 0 . Mrs, Edith Blair spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Loveland, Now is a good title to lay in your winter coal. Cot ihe prices o f The Farmers* Grain Co, Rev. Robert Stwhpsrt and wife of Huston, Ky., are bar* on a visit with relatives, • MTU ft* TRYOURJ 03 PRIMING «M*i Pilota and AHvlc*. Even the ablest pilots are .willing to receive advice from passenger* la tempestuous weather. Quito Frequently, Generous men have many friends and frequently need them more than an ungenerous muu does, A busutls Belief, The DtimmSj one of the Malayan races inhabiting North Borneo have n superstitious belief that it is unwise to point to a rainbow, as the ltnger that io used to point with will rot away. Let us replace your broken wind pump with an Aemaswtor Auto Oiled wind pump head. O ku be placed on any jhree or four past tower. Service Hardware Co, - Dr. J, P, White i* attending the meeting of the United Presbyterian General Assembly ia Rictfmond, In^., this week. See “Adam and BWt” at the opera house Juno 2* • • Messrs,. S. M. Murdock and Ralph Murdock visited test week with Rev, and Mrs. Walter Morton in Louisville, Ky. They also attended the gradua* turn of Paul Morton from a military school at Millersburg. Ky. Mrs. Alvina Murray, who was in­ jured in an automobile accident at West Jefferson several weeks, has re­ turned homo from Springfield, where she has been staying with relatives. Mrs. Murray has not fully recovered from her accident but is able to be a- baut. * Prof. Harley W- Smith o f New Bur­ lington, will have charge of the de­ partment o f education ,of Cedarville College next year. Prof, Smith is a graduate of Ohio Wwleyan univer­ sity of the class of 1934 and has been in the department of history In *the, Greenville high school. *-----,r - ............ , The funeral of E. 2,-: McCullough of; Clifton was held Tuesday afternoon. The deceased left a widow, two. chil­ dren, Mrs. J, B. Harris, and Stafford McCullough, and two grandchildren, Mac Harris and Joe McCollough. The service was in charge of Rev. R, N* Coleman. Don’t forget the date, June £ The faculty of Cedarville College invites all friends of the college who are over 10 .year* of age to partici­ pate in, the.Celebration of the Thir­ tieth, anniversary of the founding of the college by attending the reception to be given in honor of the seniors on the campus, Tuesday evening, June 3 at‘7:80 o'clock. About thirty invitations Were is­ sued to friends of Mis* Thelma Smith to attend a linen shower and an an­ nouncement party given in her hon­ or, at the home of Miss Dorothy Tarr, last Friday afternoon. She received many beautiful gifts. .The color scheme of pink and white was effec­ tively carried out in the decorations and refreshments. Don't forget the date, June 2 . Dr. and Mrs. J. P. “White have is­ sued a general invitation to members of the United Presbyterian congrega­ tion to attend the marriage of tbeir daughter, Miss Mildred White, to Mr, William B. Houston of Columbus on Friday evening June Sth at 7:30 in the church. Mr. Houston is connected with the faculty of the O',lie State University and he and his bride leave for a trip to Europe where he will take advanced work in uni ersities abroad. Upon their r*tum they ex­ pect to reside in Columbus, Miss Eleanor Johmson won fir.it place in a contest held Sabbath even­ ing in St. Paul’* M, E. church, Springfield. Different branches o f the Young Ladies' Foreign Misionary Society of the Bpriogfiekt District, £:ent representatives to compete in a story telling contest concerning mis­ sion work. There were ten contestants and representative* were present from Piquq, Xenia, Urbana and Springfield MisJ sohnson won Br| J honors and gctS' a free trip to Lakeside to attend, tin M. E. conference for Foreign mis­ sions. .Mayor II. G. F tect!; and Aden'* Barlow- attended a meeting of tbof Paper Mill Superintendents Ausgcfo-i tion in Dayton last wc«k. Renrc::-.?r.• tativea were present from mills aM{ over the country. Mr. Fxsr-'-'t had r prominent port on the entertainment committee. Marry Weolport o2 Ckvthmd, for-, meyly a resident of this place, wao a visitor in town last Saturday, Mr. V/oolpert io connected with a Dayton } financial concern aivl vas li'-v*; c ; iMshmsH. Ilia father. D. C. Wuoiperc, of Dayton, was at out; tima editor of the Herald. The Masons in.Dayton and those of the Dayton Consistory, completed a wonderful campaign for the Masonic temple last Saturday ;*t noon when the building comRUtfpc announced, that .the goal for $1,500,00 laid been reached and passed by $20,000. The new edifice to bo erected’ on tie Stod- dai’d homestead site will bo one of most complete Masonic homes in Ohio Cay Mandarin Coais for Semi-Sports Wear Among the things that promise a summer of Joyous clothes, the cheer­ ful mandarin coat stands well .toward the front. It Is an adaptation of the colorful and rich oriental garment, made of printed silk or other figured fabric and worn with a light frock that uses the same material for band­ ings and trimmings, Millinery Styles Are Greatly Varied The millinery program for spring and summer is greatly varied, Includ­ ing small, close-fitting hats with little brims, turbans and wide-brimmed mod­ els. For the smaller hats fabrics and milan straw form the foundation, with ribbon, lace and flower trimmings! for larger shapes hair and tuscan braid*. White Kid Straps 5 ^ 3 ■l i *. . . ' l >A ■X *V. ■ if#.- if ■ l V S \ j -t-v 4 '\ ,• :•• .vr.' *"1, A V:.. • J > 4 it****” LOW OR HIGH HEEL Beautiful newstyles now ready. White Kid will be wornmore than ever this year. Frazer’s Shoe Store XENIA, OHIO M e , CL When you are getting ready to have your house painted, it is important to remember that there are two essentials for every perfect job o f painting a good surface and reliable paint, •Cl. The time spent in thoroughly cieamng and/pre- paripg the surface to be painted, w ill be repaid many times oyer in the added years o f wear that . ftManna’sGreeH S e a l P d f u t aitsteers every purpose—theFor-' «itula is on the package, ft looks best and wears length. . . C. When it's time to think o f paint• . ing-thiftho fHan­ na. , pentember the famous Green Seat—for3byears ■ the standard. SinceM S _ DependableMctint «**•»?*=* The Cedarville Farmer#* iGrain Co l Have your old Furniture upholster­ ed, refinished, repaired! Work called for and delivered,from I to 10 miles from Xenia. Send incyojr address.- Will be in Cedarville, June !, 2 and 3. Prompt Service and Word L Guaranteed fe Clipthi* id wYich will b; g->jl for >!.0) ->:j k $2? -)ri;r. Gaad fo $ t on a $50 order. Leave orders at tins o!fise or write East 333 J Bell phone Elmer Weyrich 1441 Huffman Ave., - Dayton, Ohio; For Sale hr Rant;- Emma Keplav property on CSilllic#Bk* street. Rhone East 1147 W. Charte* McFarland, 237 McDonough ave, Daybon. l*KR(UKRON BTAIIJON LLOYD GSOSW3K 159892 fiolor: Black with ftmr. Wt. 1900 Foalded Match *0, 1*18. Bred D. <■. Font, Jeffervonvffla, O. This horse will B ..found on tlw It T, MeDorman farta *outh of Selma SERVICE VMM $12.50 To insure colt I* *»d »U(k. Caro will be iakm to prevent acci­ dents hut! vdU at* b* rejMonsiblo should any occur. H, B, Woosloy. See the Lenwtr* ruftrlgeratot at The Famer'a Of*** O*. The price is U N I T E D S T A T E S T I R E S A R E G O O D T I R E S U S G O C O R D U SCO Cords have established a new standard in high-value tire equipment a£ a medium price. Thenewpatcntedlatextreatment of the cordsgives themstrengthand wearihg qualities that mean many addedmiles of service* I The easy steering, yet sure grip­ ing non-skid tread, means ease of handling**-traction safety* Made in 30x3 aswell as 30 X 3 Vst inch clincher and in all straight- side sires* IT. S. Tires are the only tire* in the world made of cords solutioned in raw rubbcrlutex Buy VSCQ Cord* front SERVICEHARDWARE CO.