The Cedarville Herald, Volume 47, Numbers 1-26

I i <Vn* nw i fr«m Pfcgr 1> BdllHIlHS, l i p Fruit' « #**#♦H WavyBeans, Cheese Michigan Hand Picked lb. » *•« « #* i M Finest Wisconsin Cream, lb............ . . . . . . . Milk¥rsaclub:. SUGAR, 25-lb, tfT QO cotton sack.. . i f |SARDINES, in oil, Of* BREAD, Country »Jl Club; 1 1-2 lb. loaf„#2C SARDINES, in 1 Of* Tomato sauce. . . . PEAS Standard, 1 2 C LARD* Pure, T Q - l b . . . , . ............ ROLLED OATS, T bulk, 4 lb .............. J .i)v CRACKERS, butter | Soda, lb. COFFEE, Jewel 2 9 C a s s t . CHOGO- a n r LATES, l b . ........ CORNMEAL, White or Yellow, 2 lbs........ CHOCOLATE 1 O a DROPS, lb............ IO U CHEWING GUM, I A d all kinds, 3 f o r . . . , 1UC CRACKER A * JACKS, pkg. . . . . . T ” Why an Electric Range is Best o f All ECONOMICAL for the fam ily o f moderate means * v 1 'V ", ;' • * •/»*.\ - , / ‘ ** * k > *' ‘ •‘ v ; An Electric Range is a real economy. It saves food by better cooking* less shrinkage and loss. It holds the heat to that vegetables boil ofi low current and the oven will * finish cookingmany dishes without any electricity'on at all. This saves fuel expenses. The electric range acts as a servant in the small home by stmgd^ysag the seeking, ami our special rata will help ' gninflF yvm maoddy hill well vnhhm the f«m*% budget. 3NOW—loe SaoMer Comfort. Let os install a ishining, new electric range. No other method of keeps the kitchen so delightfully cool. You owe yourself this little vacation from withering hea Come in and let us prove that electric cookeryjs Correct cookery. Priced at $110 to $300 The Dayton Power & Light Company 29 Greene Street, Xenia, Ohio Main 595 w m s i*.1I>4v.£ ■ * «•< lli.KXVat QX Cljifo rv The N q -T o -H r It agur i » going t> t ’ force th«‘ m tir ecoaiy. Wo utx:; vii<ii>i«ring if' Mi.. I-i ifcKr, the' w..I?irg >H_; ^ Ura t Fcgjrse, y.\r.: j - really aw ire t f the ^Vr.ntnrkd stir.-' ■ ( lion. TL; Kr.er,Siv-r slatt ti the other1 ’ day that Marshall had received his, ; endorsement in some of the Senatorial! \ counties because he1 had hern looted! - over and the intav'ts satisfic 1 tlint! |Marshall would oppose “sumptuary” . legislation. This is no doubt true cr 1these interests would not have endor- ! sod him. lie never would have the sup- port of I). Pemberton, the Clinton boss, if otherwise. * W net only is the lobbyist of the American Book Company but of the American Tobac­ co Co., that makes cigarettes by the million. It would be well for Marshall, Pemberton and Mro, Flatter to most and have an early understanding. It would bo unfair for anyone to write the American Tobacco Company of the close position Pemherton finds himself. Before he gets out o f it he will be sailing for help. The Madison County Central Com­ mittee and the Executive committee at accent meeting endorsed Attorney General C. C. Crabbe, from Madison county; as a candidate for governor. ,Mr, Crabbe had stated that he would not bo a candidate for governor at the recent Republican convention but you can never tell what will happen. The Anti Saloon League two years ago supported Crabbe but reports in­ dicate that organization would oppose him for governor and would like to see some one else out for attorney general. The next thing you will heal* will be- inside secrets of the league exposed to public view and no doubt Crabbe knows a few of them. The league is about on the rocks politic­ ally in Ohio since it failed to support Carmi Thompson for governor two years ago; * v * The last day for tiling petitions for the primary will be*June IS if we are correctly informed. Indications point to an unusual primary interest this year dnd an entirely different lineup from the past. We get it out of the •‘air” that something big may break by the 13th that will startle those who follow political eyents and also give candidates a chance to measure swords from a defensive standpoint 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 now using? You can do ‘ t. Hogs can be fed right now at a good profit. MoorMan’s MINERAL MIXTURE will help you turn the trick. A MINERAL M IXTURE ; 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 IIIGH QUALITY of our products before They are offered t o ' you. Latest type milling machinery is used in the factory to com­ bineour LABORATORY TESTED INGREDIENTS. We also manufacture a liquid Worm Expeller that gets real results, Moorman representatives are trained to render the best service* Local representative: A. F. BLACK, 115 Fayette St., Xenia, Ohio « It Pays To Feed The Best See The Moorman Man Moorman Mfg, Co., Quincy, 111, IF TOD DEED PRINTING DROP IN / REAL ESTATE ITEMS To*my Farmer Friends: lam loaning hundreds o f thousands of Dollars to farmers in Greene' and Clark counties at 1 FIVE ANI» ONE-HALF PER GENT and interest payable annually with liberal prepayment prlvilige*. Loihs can ran TWENTY YEARS. W, LhCLEMANS DECLARE FOR GAS TAX At a meeting o f the Good Roads Federation held in Bellefontaine this week tl was decided among the dele­ gates that the gasoline tax was the fairest method of,,keeping up the im­ proved roads in Ohio and the. organi­ zation will back such a tax. Charles H. Stormont, left the first of the week for Canyon Camp, Yellow stone Park, Wyoming, where he will be located during the summer, This is Mr. Stormont's second trip to the famous- camp. For Sale:- Celery plants. 4 John Gillaugh LADIES WORK AT HOME, pleas­ ant, easy sewing on your machine. Whole or part time. Highest possible prices paid. For full information ad- ress-L, Jones, Box 2. Onley, III. You cannot make a mistake on n Buckeye Cultivator. See the new two- row at The Farmer’s Grain Co. 151 household, food and beauty pro­ ducts to sell direct to homes. Big x>ay to wide awake men and women. Ail or part time. No experience needed. In­ structions and sample outfit free. Health—Q Quality Products Co., 117 JJuane St., Cincinnati, 0. THE EDWARD WREN CO. m Continuous Through the Month of June! Special Item* Will Be Featured Every Day! NOW IN PROGRESS—Withthegreatestvalues*in standard Wren qualitymerchandise,wehaveeveroffered. Comeandshareinthesetre­ mendous savings, every time youare inSpringfield. : 25,000 New , —There are hundreds o f thrifty people in this city, who do not yet realize the value o f Trading Stamps, and during this ,sale there will be demonstrators on every floor, who will gladly explain everything to you, With, the values we are offering we are confident that, many nefv stamp savers will be started. W o give and redeem both W ren's Stamps and 17. S, Purple Trading Stamps. U . S. Purple Stamps Fre! —To every person attending the sale, during the first five days, \ve are go­ ing to give $1.00 worth (10) Purple Stamps free on every floor and in the basement. Come as many times as yon , like, and get stamps to start new books, or finish the ones you have, for this is all for your benefit. I f you don!t save Trading Stamps, START NOW. These stamps can be used to start new books or to .* finish filling the ones you already havev :7 5; When In Springfield Don’t Fail To Attend This Great Event. RINGF1ELD, OHIO •! nffiasM Let ns replace your broken wind ! pump .'with an Aermotor Auto Oiled wind pump head. Can be placed on any three or four post .tower, ^ Service Hardware Co. Sec the Leonard refrigerator at Tho Farmer’* Grain Co. The price is attractive. PEKCHBRON STALLION 5 LLOYD GEORGE 130892 Color! Black with Star. Wt. 1900 Foahled March 20, 1918. Bred D. C. Fent, Jeffersonville, O., > This horse wi!i be found on tho H. T. MeDormau farm coutl of Selma SERVICE FEE $12.30 To insure colt to at ml and suck. Care will be taken to prevent acci­ dents but will not be repsonoiblo should any occur. II. S. Woodley. Roofing Spouting Tinwork Plumbing By experienced and skilled Mechanics. Prompt Service ‘ Phone 24R. JL »». i R. E. LUCE Successor to Baldner & 1 letchar ( to. K, Main Street, Xenia, Ohio T H E U N I V E R S A L Back to Nature This Summer The enjoyment you’ll get out o l a Ford touring car this summer, is another good^ reason why you should n o longer postpone buying. You, your family anti friends canbenefit by pleas- * ant trips atminimum cost—eveningdrives,week­ end excursions or a long tour on your vacation, Buy a Ford, if you want a car that is always reliable, simple to handle, needs almost no cate, ’ and carries you at lowest cost. 'StdtalwWS $ 26 ) Detroit, MfeUiMt Ctmp* 152.1.TWlr Srian$S90 All k* F«nl*rS#S mi SMtf The Touring Car • 2 9 5 E O. B. Detroit D«motstlutl« Him* hndSuiter#45exit* ask ttiK MKAttxs* AUTMOR1ZXD r a s o nsAfctt Evcyy C ^ a :i W* - t**■' e* . tho jysjrso c-jd? irg tt:o c o c l dice, F Q R H W kp TOO! Attorney m his -dfidarat:o| proEccining a| jirimary. Mr, ily that in wcH He is the cere proresutorphip Marshall, aftc Inopch, two tei and two terms to bo prosecnti George B. candidate for cj comes from Co has never hoId| tmjate includes Lackey, Ross ley, Cedarvillcl SOn. Xenia tovj Xenia city; township} The! one or two mej file by Friday hour for entrid T Some weeksl out a politicall made last win| the Seventh leaders met. made betweenl was wanting tl the Harrj* Dal ettc county, w| Committee wa The eonsideraJ torests receive was to deliveif Xenia, who aa the Republican that he would! whoever the ed for Nation| Ohio. Harry ing gum shoel in Ohio for is Goolidge forcq •, \ , m The <tuestic head MondayJ tiie delegat select a corn* ty force* we . -al SabiM 'g en tly Harry was j tooth" lined | ■tor S, D. Fe the contest ' the Wolfe-Br ty forces w<| Maschke ot <] al committe patch from • field Sun say! the Daugher| the crowd 1 spanking. Mi friends have could not he up for Hang bears out wlf a few week! never inteml the deal wo| it did, as or. to Mr. Smiil be above si| The otheij quirer statej to hold a Court IIousJ Marshall ez| he stood or proposed by| and sponsor Marshall is-j organization not so man the “White! looks afterj during tho under covoJ of incquityl baa tied 14 Who are or islation, lobbyist fo Co,, makes satlafactarj endeavored ccunty to i talk) CcolMl Hatdii D#*L'; fir* 4 H'M m re-*