The Cedarville Herald, Volume 48, Numbers 27-52

W h a t do Y o u D o • W i th Y o u r E arn in gs? An investment with us represents a highly „ constructive and safe investment, All funds are kept working right herein Cedarville, mak­ ing this a direct investment in the welfare and * prosperity of our community. Every dollar is secured by real estate first m; rtgages amply safeguarded by fire and tor- . nado insurance under a plan that has never lost a penny in our thirty years of active opera- •■ l ion ,, . ■■■■'.. OPEN A THRIFT ACCOUNT WITH T h e C e d a rv i l le B u i ld in g & L o a n A s s o c ia t io n WE PAY 6% DIVIDENDS. . OHIO COAL FOR OHIp PEOPLE Tho DomesticConsuhier can now purchase coal by the carload and SAVjE BIG MONEY L Several persons may clqb together and order a carload for their own_uae—• divide it—or dispose of it as thoy please. The coal i* HIGH GRADE POM. EROY and HOCKING of most exet-Hen}_qualUy^pH 10 'S BEST, prepared over modern tipy'os—patsintr ever SHAK.EK SCREENS, PICKING TABLES, LOADING BOOMS, Etc.,iiuuriu(tb!ocky,coarso,cleanco»I. The coal will bo shipped Cash on Delivery at your Station, with draft through yournoarestbanks Largo *ourco or supply insures prompt iniptncntf, ORDER NOW WHILE PRICES ARE LOWEST. PaWoniae your own State. You will like this modern* economic*! plan* Write for full information and Delivered Prices at yoUrSt&tion* Atfentnend salesmanwunted* • S. F. l~ DEAN, Gen’I Manager DIRECT COAL SALES CO. Schullg Building. COLUMBUS. OHIO Haag Electric and Power Washers Nesco Oil Stoves Kokomo Fence, Brace Wire, Barb" Wire Locust Posts, Steel* posts, Lehigh Cement John Deere and Massey Harris Corn Binders Papec and Blizzard Ensiliage Cutters, Hardware •Tile, Coal, •Roofing, Cedarville Farmers’ Grain Company Phone 21 Everything for the Farm . Cedarville, Ohio a 'HgiiL Clark County SPRINGFIELD, OHIO August 11-12-13-14, 1925 COMMUNITY TEST Something Every Minute of Interest to Everyone COMMUNITY ATHLETICS Base Ball Horse Shoes Tug-of-War Championship , Meet Events for Persons of all Age* Agricultural and Industrial Display Latest and Improved Implements d o m e s t i c a n d f in e a r t s DEPARTMENT - Introducing New Classes of Interoat to all Greatest Racing Meet of the Fair Seaion Filled with attractions from the front gate to the back, The Clark County Agricultural Society Ex­ tends everyone a cordial invitation to attend* GENERAL ADMISSION 2 5 CENTS Grand Stand 15 Cents COUNTY FAIR HAS MANY ATTRACTIONS OF INTEREST E ,e ry department; o f the Greene ' County Fair has something o f ■vital i interest to everyone ir. the county, ‘ The Ilorsc Show department will . he up to ti»e standard with Han S. Ill- l rich o f Ingomar, 0 ., a well known |horseman as judge. All shows in I this department will be made on, the ' track in front o f the grand stand, i The Sheep department will be more attractive than -usual. This de­ partment has been changed to allow sweepstakes for each breed with n classification for Champion ram, Ewe Exhibitor's Flock and Breeder's flock. I*. W, Arfcz o f New Carlisle will be the judge on Wednesday, In the Swine department, the clas­ sification will permit each breed, to take 24 prizes*premiums which should induce many breeders to come to the Greene County fair, Ralph A, Postle o f Hillsboro will be the judge o f the Poland Chinas and Spqtted Poland which show on Wednesday, On Thursday Howard Gerlaugh of New Carlisle will judge the Durocs, Bcrkshires, HampshirCs and Chester Whites. The DuroC Association togetli cv with the help o f the Fair Board is putting on a special for their breed, A . E , Wildman will judge the cattle on Thursday, that is in the beef class, Dairy breeds will be judged by Harry Craig o f Oxford. Three premiums with a classification that1will allow 15 shows fo r each breed, All stock in this department must be from Tuber­ culin Accredited herds or have passed the Tuberculin test since Jan 1, 1925, The art department will be. o f in­ terest to the ladies." This department has been carefully revised by experts in needlectaffc. Times and ideas change; 'a t the point o f the needle,as well as in motor cars. There are many new subjects added and many old ones re­ jected so that no one need think its just an antique display. What Greene County housewives can no will be best told in the exhibit of pies and cakes. Cooking is as much a matter o f intelligence as mechanical skill and the results produced by the exhibitors of this art/ makes one long to do as well or better—if you can. The boys and girls o f the county who have taken advantage o f tlie boys and girls club worlc have profited not only by winning enviable prizes, but have learned better now to produce the best poultry, live stock, food and clothing possible. Perhaps their pa­ rents learned only from the teaching o f their respective fathers, which was good in. itself; but now the. fioys and girls have the advantage,of home teaching enlarged and reduced to scientific principles" by .experts ■ in their lines. IJrizes o f a week o f en­ tertainment and instruction a t Col­ umbus means much to the boys gnd girls interested in this work. The department o f Instructional Activities is under the care o f Prof. H. C. Aultman. There is - the Health Group and Red Cross and Social Ser­ vice League. A real, live baby show is announced that will be "interesting. * The Safety group includes the rail­ roads and Auto Clubs which arc on-, deavoring to teach us how to live safely, The Educational Group" would like to exploit what is being done by oui- ■several schools r.nd colleges TORY’S LAW A JOKE FARM BUREAU i s e n j o in e d FROM r ? I J V - MORE SUITS 1 4t I The time for the fiscal year for all titles, towns, townships, school die- G. S. Ihjj.xr tracts and counties but beep changed Roblns ni. rc u by the Tory’s Jaw from .Septembericounty Purr, - l . aid all others to January, The law 5* supposed to ; claiming to represent tint orgauhxt- n.v lent, and Roy (+ tly Champaign 1/ RUBBER AND TIBER UJ* i Tfco rpcsulutors have the crude rubber market cornered. Last Janu- a iy m ; Io rubber was 17c r» piiund but today it has rea-hed f l ib> This has forced up prices on tires and war; provide fo r a balanead budget. The!and the nine justice* of peace in the, t5mo * * iilW 155 SO PnnfliaiRV ftlV? tm ’ nnimtu! fiWk nn^Auirvl "fr/ m . r ‘ stand what the author wanted. The gsnismticn, and from prosecuting the*/ . law in reality mean* nothing and only CO or 70 suits already instituted, A ! ' confuses the* operation o f public a f- temporary injunction has been grant- fairs. About all officials can do is to ed. guess at the estimated amounts. F o r, ....................... . instance a tax district official must) ’ TO IMPROVE PIKE eptinmte the amount o f money in- . .......... . July that the district is to get some The State Highway Department is months ahead, and this official have Spreparing to widen the Jamestown nothing to do with the money. The land Xenia pike to eighteen feet. The legislature did not increase its pres- Jstate has appropriated $27,000 for tage when it passed; the Vorys law. foe work. FISH FOR GAESABGREEK The State Fish department last week put about 10,000 small-mouth bass in the Miami river and at dif­ ferent points on Caesarcreek, Send the Herald to a friend. Money to Jo*n 5% interest semi-annually, £or 5 or 10 years. or, 5 1 - 2 % semi-annually if a 20 year loan is de­ sired. Loans may be paid be­ fore 1due if borrower desires, W. |L. Clemans CEDARVILLE, O, " M A L T , a n d - H O P S TRY DETROIT'S ORIGINAL S T O U T M A L T DETROIT, MALT EXTRACT CO. 45 East DAYTON ' 710 East 2nd St. 5th St. B. F. KEITH’ S Work Clothes — Shoes Sport Wear Goods You Always Sava Money at T H E mm s t o r e 17,W. Fifth St, Dayton, Ohio. t - P L A C E O P B A Y r d N 6 Big YhndevjUe Acts and Feature Photoplays. Entire change of program every Sunday and Thursday. Continuous perform­ ance from 1 :30 to 11:30 P. M . Afternoon prices 20c and 30c. Evenings 30c and 50c. THE MUTUAL HOME and SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Thm Largest to Dayton Resbtfrces $18,600,000.00 Surplus $870,687.^2 Over 3 3 ,0 0 0 A ccoun ts • Comar Main and Second Street* Dayton, Ohio Waldlno, Cylinder ,RegHading, Valve* Ground, Carbon removed from Cylin­ der*, Fist n Ring* fitted to Pletons and Connt-ctlng Rodtc HARRY A. GROSS PO. 41-43 S. St. Cralr St, Garfield 153 Daftpn, Ohio. Wp make and sell Electric Fixture?!, wrought Iron work and mount lamp*. We copy, but do not handle - an­ tique*,. ■ WILLY H, LAU , ' , Main 2424 12(j N, Ludlow $t, Dayton, Ohio. 1 WOULD ABOLISH THIRD DEGREE Bill Being Prepared to Be Introduced in Next General Assembly - COLUMBUS, OHIO. Mrs. C. J, Ott, member o f the bouse of representatives from Mahoning county, 1ms been asked to i'"oimre « bln for abolition Of the use o f jtlw third degree by police. ' 1 The bill, if drawn up, will ask for a committee o f three civilians ns wit­ nesses whenever prisoners Are ex­ amined, to protect them from having to testify against themselves under duress, Gilbert Morgan, chairman of the re­ ference committee of the house, U.-F, Kistler, president o f the Mahoning County Bar Association, and Judge W. S. Anderson o f Youngstown will assist in the preparation of the meas­ ure. Little Ladies Appear in Coat and fiat Sets TO FARMERS TOWNSHIP INCREASE YOUR CROP YIELD Our Ground Limestone meets the requirements of the Ohio State Agriculture specifications. The acid neutralizing value of our Ground Limestone is approximately 114% in terms of Calcium Carbonate. *t, " ■ ' ♦ Our Ground Limestone is reported to be superior to any submitted to the Ohio Agricultural Testing Department. m u m Thera was never anything sweets* than pretty ooat-ancUmt sets tor little girls o f four and up. one of them is shown here, in checked flannel, which may be had In many color eortblna- Hons, The straw on the hat watches i tits fiarhsr color in the flannel, 1 The Abel Magnesia Co.