The Cedarville Herald, Volume 47, Numbers 1-26

v i* [ r ' i ■ \x. M - , > v: , > ' CPOIJ i JBSHI iwmpki AA« -*#tihAftfiuLuykB a «1 v —— W™ W^* SR^RB? wFNWJ^WMNFWe Wowlijr* Afrit % * n u h r iiu fi»v« aMNbMto ^yd yuyy^iUM ,<^L*> ri^atea^ jum^d ^ u AA b . tFSM^W WAftfel xidhoNUiA# te kk*. ^»W*A*ttfck wwitouiii, w k pawed hr * |w«etl- « % iw*ai»wn»i veto. <*Th*re w e HAnuMhaiaiMir *«^*»-»-V WIP-WWIPRiPiy wWMHw^f . . » * * D » 3*. •** MWWto*. o f Xent*, end Br» Raik, Nattonal Secretary of Wtos JW«9iSfe*^‘1M^liM|« o f the ftNrigrtosfs* cfcmrit, y*m visitor* *t S^SltStSf^. 345ctt^i^^yv A w y intoreetms tospreqtptai talk « n riven by Dr. •Wo* Do. McOeUaa to expected to h* * shape! »JHH»k#r at college In the mtKfttomu ■ .•»• • -m A wuafcor of college student* on* iw*d * food at the Indian Mound on 2%May evening, , * * * A ta»oo4»a* ewun wa* hold in the Stowe* Hall, Friday n*>ramg. “A- mong tfewe present* were TiiTany, Wood, Stonmont and Bay Strange to *ay, they wore all able to attend o D mm Monday, for the exam waa in wpmfwtattwe Anatomy under Dr. Fin- Mfr * * • One of the moat interesting,affairs pfj.the college year was held at the bime of Willard Kyle, of, the Clifton Kjcef when a number o f ex-college «F*ds and present students met'in. a "celebration feed," This was the cul­ mination o f n series of threatening - meetings held during the fall and winter, Thev old bunch was reunited once more as a result. Guests were P*?!sent from Columbus, Asthabula, IDrbor, Huron, Peebles, Lilly,Chapel Alpha, CedarviUe and Xenia, ■ ’ -", ’ ’ ' . ,e 'a -': * ■. *'•• ,.“ .Baseball suits were given out Mon-, day and the team was named to face Antioch at Yellow Springs on Tues­ day. Lock o f practice and inexperience is .very much* against the varsity, - " ' , ‘ ‘ -, / _ !- • “■ '« • ; • • • ' Miss Florence Somers of the De- pmrtmetit of Edut&tion and Mathe- ‘ matics,. Mies Annie Ml Itokerof-the ■Departments of French and English and Miss Suswme Mi Koehler^ Direc­ tor of the Greene County Normal, at­ tended the Educational Conference-tin Columbus, Friday. \ r , « f ' A* Mrs. J.' P.'White gave, the first o f her series of.four lectures op Missions /Tuesday morning. The second.of. the series,wilVbe given'.Friday morning. « i 1.v'/llM lI ioil.mu’nl.niutl.'., "' „ CONTRIBUTIONS TO CEDARVILLE COLLEGlf s. A. Duncan, New GaWee, Pa. $10, Rev. Homer Henderson, Detroit^ Mich., $1 OfRev. H .C, Foster, D. B„ Waverly, Kan., ?50. Total for the week. $70. Amount received heretofore $1718,50. , Total» received todate,1$1788,50. . Amount to he raised. $1211.50. It is encouraging 'to have,our good friends help us in this - substantial way. Have you noticed how many who have helped so far, live at a die-, tance frdm Cedarvillef They believe in Cedarville College too. Will you help this Week? Only one month re-. Utkins in whibh to clear the debt. 9 Sincerely yours, W* R. McChesney ., t B . " ......... - •., ".1." " - . ■ NffiW GARAGE TO BE OPENED ON NORTH MAIN STREET. in 4 R. C. Ritenour and C. H. Crouse, Who recently purchased the garage and the building adjoining from the I,*O, 0 , F. have remodeled the build­ ing and will Open a modem garage. A full Hawat accessories will be car­ ried and modem gasoline pumps put at the curb*with free air serried. It Is likely that the firm will take over IM agency for one or more at the pop­ ular make o f automobile*. fo e ' tor** ' -. surface# and iiwxpettrive bttlMto^a btiildtoK* ♦ a s s w c « , bulldtut bap* .' p«oe in be emrif, a or ttwdfeM wdW Vi jeugy^dQLe itjgMJuK^■ «WA*oOS“ ' —"- t ' t " Wrifbt reoing must be ow certoowf* As** moiaitdWt elMiCareyk^becwttMi«v«y*tyks <sriiiw«^b»¥ #s<^ ridueMtfee *K»*y.triu«l»e*r^yoto«wtt- pi^aadpriowsUHiyriTw. I l Eva tide y 1 Hu ni> - 0 ing th dace. t, . v l l f 51 -53 West Main Street, Springfield, Ohio I f you are gohig to get the be: ei^ery minute tbaf pastes by brin ing opportunity o f a lifetime will Bi.fbe.lxeme.ndkms^sainiigs.'tobeibadt^iii ^us store these clays, as so mucb do««r to <4Dapg^uptime asd tim ths luwiitiine boy» part and gona.. " --------- " T ^ y r -------------- ' . '"‘TV'aMOri ' • • . . .‘ ■ . a *•■'• -• 'Wweawe*.^.- SALE STARTS EVERY ., MORNING ' PROMPTLY AT 9 O’CLOCK Rain dr Shine “ There’d feenoneed for 41d>plan*,” “W isekly.parmentoptan*, eto” , iffurnitwe dealers, cOuld *ell thi* kind of National Advertised Furniture, Rugs/ Stoves, etc., for such small pricei. - /eaS-t-St5' ■. '. •.-■ ■’:v ' WE’RE FRANKTO SA^YWE COULDNfT SELL THEM—THfS WAY OUR- SELVES—UNLESS WE WERE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS«.AND SACRI­ FICING,ODR STOCK AS WE ARE NOW. i*|ili■! ifit |T nil T V)n~t’in iis'|',|g| | g|p i ^ i ^ wxrm Thousands o f Dollars Worth o f Rugs, Furniture, Stoves, Refrigerators, Etc,, Just,Unpacked, From, the Big Ware­ house, Sacrificed for TomorrowV Selling. ' And sacrificed in such a way that will put a crimp in all this taBc about the f high cost o f good furniture—Sure prices are high elsewhere, hut wait till you swo these. Dining Room, Living.Room, Bed Room Suites, Rooster Kitchen OabineU, Rugfj.B& ING UTEEALLY GIVEN AWAY. DINING ROOM SUITES $100 8 -pi< r Tje- Bold Liquidators , , eco suites $$80 Sf-plece Amd- to t» s by O fiO can walaut dining I i wU p ' BUltes, d*f 0 7 $155 A-pieee ■suites go At *A*Vi*» $ 8 3 : ■ 'go ,* a i A N k®*1 *»**♦,*/ . at .. Jp*t*l $400 9-piece Atneri- $245 8 -piece dinhig pen- .walnut „ dining suites, e i 7 0 suites. 0 0 4 7 Witt go at .. ^ 1 < 0 to go at . .. . LIVING ROOM-SUITES $1(5 3-piece Suites. $328 3-piece suites, different . 6 <|Q assorted- C l Q T eg. ewe1 etjsfief: $ 9 8 atylai: Sul^'3gPo ° a t $ 1 2 7 * $385 3-rie« Suites, $347.50 beautiful 3- w»l K° $ 2 6 7 piece s u i t e s , Wf i at •* ** ••■W**vs go at $385 velour 1Taps., $450 A-pieoe Suites, $ 1 8 7 r . . e?. . . . . . , $ 2 8 7 B E D R O O M S U I T E S $140$pisewr, differ* ent styles A 0 7 $39G 3-piece Ma­ yo at . . . . . . . . $ O I hogany ^ 1 6 7 $337.60 mahogtAy Unites, go at^lXOI SuitM^go at S 1 2 7 » $335 4-pieoe Ameri- SSS"L“ '.$198 Eye Mapio e i C Q uites, gd at«P*ifO Sbite..........‘3>10S> Hoosier KitcheiyCabinets Every Cabinet Brand N«w“ rtd Perfect—To be Sold by Liquidator* at Lees Than Coet. Buy Them Now, Impotefria to List $78,75 Cabinets— More Here Enameled . Cabinets, $41.35 Cabinet* wUI Kf $ 5 9 * 0 0 go $ 2 9 . 8 7 at at .. . d * d * U I $81.35 Solid Oak, $47.50 Cabinets,with P o r c e l a i n , eto, p o r c e l a i n topu go ( t e n A ll go 4>Qfi A*1 *t ............epOafellU w .. . fw O r t I $91.75 C a b i n e t s , $($ Cabinets, Wl.Ite White Enamel, etcr., Enameled go at ... ft Will be many a day before you wilt ever tee thee* price* of brand new Hoosier Kltehtrt Cabinet*, $ 4 8 . 4 7 5 ......... $ 7 l : 0 8 Nationally Known Rugs dpet ona iteft from,«fttu*IIy givinu ’ them away; Remember, first here gets firft ohoiee. Biflelow-Harf Sons and Nat FirstjanaUty. Oaa ’ enMw! tot room %tU(sei*. Tap- go At •a*«3e%-ateV- eb-ae*** $40,50 Axmtester and 'Veteet Rugs, all room else, assorted-' colors, plain and fancy ,-wiU be sold toy.Liquidator* $ 1 Q Q 7 at SFAHLES8VBLVETRUGS Every rug psrfeot, all, Ktem atee,- wttif.go by. Liquidators H R R A a t . . . . . . *' sinn w s tto w m iw Room also, every rug perfect.Money can not buy better American made nig*. They will bo sold by Llqpldators ( C 4 Q ff while they last,•see vr*t$1*3********’*’ Detroit Jewel Stovee gud.Rangee, Com­ bination Range*, Cook Stoves, Laundry Stovei and Detroit Jewel and Wolverine Pipeles* yurnsoe* PrioA on this nationally known floods .will rock the very foundation of retailer*. Come early. ! $16 Oil Ranges will $70 GWs Ranges, 4- go AQ n n hole cabinet, at .... w«l go a — a 2-hole ran^s Rang. Cabinet, 3 .......516*87 S ........ $112 A T ^ S " 3” "'- COOK STOVS8 xe <£")£ 0 7 $474,0 Cook Stove, at*..* ..SgZUeQI Ltetolt Jewel, -• -.-j.: $ 3 9 . 4 7 C* . $ 2 6 . 8 7 « Stoves, '1$!f $57.50 Detroit Jewel ^ ....... 4-hole Benges { 1 9 Q 7 tetntt at . .. . „ f ,W » 5 f m |< i f oe» S i LAUNDRY StOVEf a ini«° $*•*$ Laundry Stoves S t f . . . . $ 1 8 . 2 7 . . . . ' $47.65 Gas Ranges* 3-hole Hot 4-hole, w ili^qn 0 7 Pletes will go at ««,. wAerevf gd eg ... .. $ 3 . 8 7 te $ 3 . 8 7 READ--—TheyVc; Gob To? Go-—- Coil and Profit* No Object End Tables *** ****•« -■ ,$noe Records;-Reversl- bte.i O ft - go at-,-. . s a w seite oafe f’Eatoelltteaa .. g^c'Marltet- 67c »• L'«aBketa>goaae.'>,. , n- $0.50 .Clothes Ringers 'on Stands ... ' 8 ^:' -imported- M&ttings .g'.-s;«v '■:■**;*.;* *8.00 to EOUdoir ■Lamp**’ .assorted- Eeteteg " - Chaim a t... .. $G 0 ft Pletums. frame and, 1 - - gteqs *•«. smoking. Stands, at^......].^ Breakfast,i s. ipioces, , $32.60 FlreleSs Cookers,, go at . .. . ,.YAV«< -> One entire lotmo A y .ConsoleMirrorsv d s v l ' 9 7 c 1 4 c Onm ■suSnuiw vnftiikM'viesBiii’wawcmwiiiwJs Mahogany., Gp te leg Tables M O 0 7 ge-.'kt't.. iPAwew* $$W Spinnet Desks T ...............$ 1 8 . 9 7 : *. $1.35 SiMver’a |iA La MKH, , . , * 1. ilA , s w t e g * t - . - . . 6 3 c . Windsor ‘ ' # 7 0 7 130 ROTFSIAWK Chaim Bath Rtoolt,i white >enameL *1*1m , rubtewi'-rigt-f:,-..'.,. f «C Medicine Cbesln, With;' . teiiyor, shades........ # l T » d l Mirnlture polish Go-on«sfe . Stsqdard.make,wvesl f W lN D O W r S H A D E S : ' 0 »hunW *lI*nrf«tiir«r • This,entire;lot -«t window shades —If ,you dotet need them now; ,b«yt: enough, for/the home and iay fbam away until some future time. It’# hard to believe, but impossible tq< list more. They go while they last.. A r m s t r o n g ’ * , N * i r n ’ s i * n d B I * b o n I n l a i d a n d P r i n t e d L u x o l e u n u . Here le YeUr Chance While H Last* $1.36 Printed Linoleum .. .. .................... . $1*60 Unoleam WiU ito a t ............................. $2.36, eto* Jnlalda.wiU ge(.a 3 * ...» .......,;.....$ l* 0 3 - P I E C E D U O F O L D S U I T E S * Darenport Bed.,3 big easy ehairs*. A leather* oak, eto. Rot a suite worth, 5*M S i1* !Z L leMithan $97.H IS4»*««I4»S4 J <■» B E D R O O M S U I T E S . Beautiful Ameriean vrahMt,.eto^ different styles. Come early te get first <djoioe-"v.*A*.^***i D in in g R o o m S t r ife * YOU must get here early to ap' pfeqtate these suites.. Every suite basil pieosa 4«4si«*»V* 4r«ie*»<<< LIVING ROOM SUITES All 3 pleoe* Davenport^ Rooken 1 g A ■** Chair, not a sulte in this lot .worth £ sless than $146 . . - * * - . . * * J Axminster and Vdvet Rug* Not,a mg in thin lot smaller than *•, iJ37*54, all colors,- all hig» -perfect. W- 'piled* on tabte. Witt positively he gold by Liquidators*while they last } $ 8 7 IMPOSSIBLE TO LIST T he e n t ir e STOCK EVERY ITEM MUST GO KITCHEN CHAIRS H«rdwoodr-$tordy Build These are theikted of kitchen chairs. that -will cdsu you 1$3.50 t h e world oyer*About 200 chairs |n this lot. They w«i positively be Sold by ■y^Hl^orsjHddl^hey last at....... ' MATXRES3ES ' Not a mattress in this-entire lot that ever sold less than $ 10 , 50 . A Cable edge, assorted tickings. Witt * positively be,sold, by' Liquidators,, while they last at*.. . . . . . . . .i';.,;,..- J. ,> ir'- . •* e s e e e .e * • >»**<»♦» M* *S6‘M»■ Jil- Sanitary Feather Prilows ; This entire lot Of,genuine washed .sanitary^leathers, assorted ticking, .til plied on tables, will positivelygo la this Golng-Dut-of-Business Sale by Liquidators at .............. BLANKETS—DOUBLE . IPtil bed niM, 54*74. Tbp entire lot *6 wlthourireserve or* limit*,,Hundred* 40 of them. Will positivelyJbe Sold by liquidators. While they . last* Buy themnow fovnext wtetey-... . . . . . . . ~ Bridge Lamps—Silk Shades This entlrsjot of beautiful' Bridge A t ■, j g A 7 Lamps* adjustable, with all elik g . shade\ready-te light, will be sold by ■ - Liquidators in this Going-Out-of- Business gale at M4.MM 9x12 Coitgelum Rug* L* nm Hum Cost—Prices Defy Oocapetitikm The entire and oomplete stock of Ixll Congoleum Rugs; every rug perfect, brand new* and til colors. Will be add by Liquidators in this goteg out of business sale a t.... OAK DRESSER ,- Extra quality Oak Dressers. Mot a dresser in this jot worth kss than $27-54. wifi go while they last at Many different styles t* select ANOTHER LOT FROM THE WAREHOUSE GENUINE COCO MATS REAL COCO FIBER Not a mat la this lot, that sold £ ( B C less than $1.69. Witt posltlvety.be sold without reserve or Ihtit by the UqaMatets, white they last at 197 47-<5 / MANY NEW BOOKS ADDED AT AT THE LIBRARY The following new hooks have bee.i added to the Cedsrrille Library: Jnet Patty—Webster. Maty Gtista—J. Lincoln. The Indicercnce of Juliet—Richmond. Smiles—Robison. . t Prudence of the.Parsonage—llueton Three Musketeers—Dumas. I k i4»eDays of Poor Richard^—Bitoh elm% Cloudy Jew el- G .L. Hill Sweet Stranuet—B, Book Round the Cottier in Gay Streets— The City of Fire—G. L. Hill The Twenty-fourth of June— Rfchmottd. Strength of the Plnes-^MArshall. Tbs Inridiomi Dr, Fu Manchu- ^ e S S s Dale Pionesr-^. Fox. fite OSMa) Fkueee-B. Suck £M 41*44 mf VC— -4*4.aai*.ijc^ wNMEMWv» •*«WI»—A-*1 Itw^lwWiMIs Ne'er m Twrih ®*m . , wwenwi.R Coast of Felly—Dawson. Mother of Gold—Hottfrh. ScarmoUche—Sa-batihi. Black Oxen—Atherton. HaWkeye—Quick, Oh Doctor—Wilson. Call of the Canyon—Z. Grey* Gaspafd of Pine Croft—Conner. Sir John Peering—Famol. Dancing Star—B. Bttck. Hope of Happiness—Nicholson. His Children’s Childmn-i-TraSn* The Boosters—Luther. Silver Moon—Ahdth. Queen of Tfegrendfale—Burnham. Affair «t Flower Acrsfe—Well*. Wire Tappers—Stringer; So Big—Treber* Told in the Sast—Mundy. Why Not—Widdlmar. The Clearing Cross Mystery— hletoher. The Furthest Futy- -C. Wells/ High Fires—McClure. The Beloved Woman—K. Norris. The Hermit at Far Knd—Pedter. The Soul of Ann Rutledge-Bfcb* The Tryst—G. L. Hfil. ' Tobias of the Light—COoper, The Marriage Of Patrlca Pepperday —White. Dp the Road Wit hSallie-Stefrd*. The Blood Ship—Springer. The Eyes o f the Village—Terhufic- Fkwering Gold—Beach,. The Mystery of Gw Sycamfori^-C* Wells, Shepherds of the Wild—Marshall, The Enchanted Canyon—Willsie, The Board Walk—Widdimar. P a n t s $ 3 t’ f I*. *. I ' hs ^ ark ;// mm , Views in cities.. Fine vistas in cities are almote 1* variably the result of accident; bet deseus-of them eUgbt,te be Manned. :tfi|RSi^>iriiMfi|l.fnir'1if-t,ir.ilf■jirrr.- The «Tfaveitr»a Tree” , From tlte leaf-xheath* ef the •Yrav* elerir tree” -of/Btodaga»car a pure and coot supply of water is obtained. ...... .......I'l mil 11 'rIj i r n n a v v e v e is s n eaV rE v in M O Y E A R S «WwPWr ^ glJGSMPwMEWwg Iriwttem ©II him heen n wocidt wideremedpforlddittWefivwatid bladder dhtotdgt*,' rimumtiiefn*. luOTb^arxiuricti^amditiooA . FamousAtntricam and Theit Sayings Henry Clay* torn Apttt 12,1777. Stitee* men, feeder el pob* Ik epiaien eti be- kkvedmen. * , n tterid mtber be right th»» W ymd« deaf.”He feh the m » eqeare When he »*14 that. X\mn wwtlt- gWOWMBF leWMt qeeiitkw, W hen « m an deeH noi the h i^beet o t ffe e ha the land g a th e r t h a n to abandon p r in c ip le , h e Bounds a h ig h n o t e o f idg frteou sh e i* T e h e righ t, alw *y% te a hard task hn t w e w o rk wt it feitirtiWth>i •pw^wwwwwweye “ In lightly House cleanii cleanii ive. yp to a g of the: I- 0 gresaii. ural he ing thi beautii Arc w health! respeci enougl and I will. We throug its nal It has, beauty some i I hope indivit - carele* creek, and in attraci Our lawns filth ,] and b WHY place cure 1 live, hreedi These erty. ply e> Flies than stroy more ^ thing destp breed ■the n it. is comp •we g • andi than, Oto big Jt re4 they and 1 the g 'the w ■betori of su Cedai filter! We ci bo ne; filteri shouli healtl groun had u cured lem wr> The • dispos to ein spons clCanc villag dispos slaugl villag lately up an to the once. The churd nessei , earne: your 1 us try j 1 1 1 F 01 to 1400 been 3t ,hj N Vat ehit DCS »