The Cedarville Herald, Volume 49, Numbers 1-26

; f More farmers use “A AO P A L IT Y ” Fertilizers every year than, any other make o f fertilizer sold. This country-wide preference for “A A QUALITY” Fertilizers has been earned and maintained by their mjv . equaled record for producing the largest yields and best quality o f all crops. To insure the best crops, year after year,use “A A Q U A L IT Y ” FERTILIZERS Manufactured only by The American Agricultural * Chemical Company Cincinnati Sales Department PROVIDENT BANK BUILDING. CINCINNATI, OHIO Our Aericvlturat Seivicj diueauwiii hsTpeplv? yourfanningprooltcru. Send , lot Dr. H,J.Wheeled*CropCutfet&u, At-drran $fl StateUieet.Bcatoa,Men. $ A j. THE EHJVAL-EALDI COMPANY *An unusually happy combination has been found in^th? Duval- Bnldi Company; fo r Duval, master o f wizardry and magic, dazzles the eye with his cunning and baffling illusions, while Baldi ci?chants the ear with his delightful playing o f the accordion. Duval features awaiting feats o f mystery, slight o f hand and ^legerdemain, abounding in originality and clever surprises. Every “ "stunt* t* replete with clean, riotous fun, presented always With an accompaniment o f sparkling quips and jokes. He supplements his magic with a novelty which he chooses to call "Rag Pictures.* In these he creates beautiful scenes, also portraits o f famous personages, from mere rags pieced together on a board. Bald! is a native o f Calosso, in northern Italy, near the French border. Tha instrument which he plays is a piano-accordion, such as ha« been popularized by ihc nationally famed Piotro. It has 120 has:- key** and 48 treble keyea :ind is one o f the most beautiful intsruments c f its kind in use today, being o f pure white, with silver trimmings, . In his programs, Baldi, uses both classical and popular numbers, in- • eluding many selections that have been made into Victor records by Pietro, ■■ • Opera house, March 1, Tickets at Johnson’s, T h e E x c h a n g e B a n k Wants Your Banking Business * * THEY PAY * A O f ON SAVINGS ‘ v / O a c c o u n t s . Charles Kelble Named City Commissioner One Greene countian that has made good in the merchantile field is Chan. A . Kelble, who just recently became ;i inember o f the Xenia City Commie, .■■•ion, Ills success in business and rec­ ogn ition fo r good business judgment : brought him an unsolicited honor, one he should bo proud of, , | Mr. KeJhle entered upon his bush* \ r.t"'S career when he was but 12 years ! o f age,, Today he is 58 and ’works as 1hard ns he did in his teens. He first took up retail, work in T. N. Harper’s dry goods store, working before and after school. A t 12 he entered the Allison and' Townsley general store on E»Bt Main, Xenia. Tliis was one o f the leading stores in tiie county at the time arid o f course he, gained experience that proved o f groat value in later years. DATED ADAH INJURED - Cedarvi^ls C o ilsiT frrt to WiJming- I Hn College last BatunUy night at : Alford gym in a very rough and turn- |We and uaUm tm c game. David i Ad**r sustains dan in jw y to hia right jknee when tha ligaments were tom . i Dave’* injury teak him out in the j first quarter, and hi* absence was keenly fslt by the Cadamll* team. He was laid up fs r several days but is able to get about by the aid o f crutches, ,s*'- Am*# When I\e was 19 he felt the desivt to engage in business for himself and with $1,375 he invested in a stock and set sail with but one determination to guide him, and, that was success, That success has Ueert his there can be no question. The little store with $1,375 worth o f merchandise is now a $50,000 institution and recog­ nized as one o f the soundest finan cialiy o f any in. the county. Having -learned merchandising under the old school Mr. Kelble baa continued his progress by keeping abreast p f the times and the new methods of doing 'easiness as well as keeping up on the fashion changes. While interested in his business ime seldom off the floor o f his store Mr, Xelfcle finds time to d o his share as . a member o f tho Kiwanis club. He is fond o f motoring and usually spefids vacation observing what other peo­ ple are doing a t distant points. As a civic asset Mr- Kelble cannot he surpassed. He favors good improve meats but always within a safe am! conservative, range, He has erected h number o f residences in lus city on & tract o f land that once was unsightly 'and a detriment to hiw city. He id in­ terested in flowers ancT shrubbery and has been a strong supporter o f an or gnnization in his city that has devel sped and improved the civic pride in better appearances about homes. Xenia city will never regret that Charley Kelble has seryed on the City Commission, HcT has no political at­ tachments and consequently what he does will be- performed fo r the benefit his city. For Your Nexl Party Let us furnish your! ices—W e have install-! ed a new Fridigaire! Electric Ice Cream cabinet and will have an hand at-all times all jtlfe popular flavors of ice cream— Brick Ice! •ream and Ices* I -mml Prowant i & Brown* PILES GETOURPRICESONSALEBILLS Why Suffer 'When a Few Applica­ tions o f Rld’o Pile Ointment wHl give relief u SEND NO MONEY Furnish us your name and address, stating you will use Rid’o Pile Oint­ ment according to direction; and we will send you postpaid our regular $1.1)0 box. In two weeks, if you are satisfied wit lu'esttlts, send us the dollar. If results Ate not gotten simply tell us (honestly) and the account is squared. RID’O CO., Bdx, 21 ( Station A, Dayton, O, FAREWELL RECEPTION • *+tm Mr. and Mrs. Alva Smith end sm were honor guests at a farewell social given by four clausa o f the R. P. Sabbath School at the home o f Mr. Jonh Stormont and Mis* Ada Stor­ mont Monday evening, A delicious covered dish suppar was served after which Rev, Harriman gave a very impressive and interesting talk ^pre­ senting Mr, and Mrs, Smith a Set oi slver psoon* as a small token o f Che ieve and esteem o f the fifty-two mem­ bers present, Mr, and Mrs, Smith are moving to their new home in Spring- field, * M U S T K E E P H E R H A IR Mr*. Morris TPalhu-h of New York city probably lias the longest hair In the eastern states, and baring for , It has heroine So burdensome to her that she wants to boh It, Bat Mr. Wnjlneh Is prowl M tils. wife’s 4rbf»fie#: and win not permit, her to have them gut Diet Teat* to Find Teeth Decay Cause Baltimore,. ltd,—John* Hop? kina specialists are conducting experiments which they believe will have a "profound influence on the breakfast table of the na­ tion." They are seeking the cause of decay of the teeth. Through the feeding o f rats In a laboratory, Dr, Clarence J. Grieves already has determined that diet Is one o f the chief factors of decay, but the fundamental reason still is unknown, No one knowB what Is tho chemical or other agency which first breaks through the enamel and starts the trouble, if jf js « chenilc.il H la not known whether It Is. taken into the mouth from the outblde; prp. duced by a germ, or is a product o f the body Itself. * i^QQ00QO0'O0-OO0,OOOi>Q-Q^W^WY/Vrt^ We wish to purchase a. few stack* o LOOSE STRAW Located within !Q m i le s of our m ill* C a l l C e d a i v i l l e 39-4 rings. * * E. S. HAMILTON. Bayer The Hagar StrawBoard & Paper Co* CEPARV1LLE, OHIO ► > t ■ ■; swimusl ' I Two hours o f funs’ ’’Mary Made Some Marmalade” March ,5. , Is Your Income .Protected? If you should be disabled for -ife, who would pay the butcher, the grocer, the rfint- man, the doc­ tor and the other bills? When disability exists the bilb tome in just the same. Your in come stops, but the bills fion’ c stop. Let us protect you and your fam ily,against disability. You so cure our cheek every month to ake care of your needs. Wo are she largest organization o f its kitu sn the world: A few dollars spen vhen'yott are well, means a GUARANTEED INCOME :or life when disabled, * W. L. Clemans CEDARVILLE. OHIO The Mutual Benefit Health & Ac­ cident Association. Wren’s A Great* Ten- Day Value-Giving E v e n t Which Will Be Held March 3rd to 13th A year ago this month* we purchased our corner building. And now comesjatime of rejoicing, for our confidence in Springfield has been justified even inso short a period as one year . . Land in 'appreciationof the largest volume of business this firmhasever enjoyed, weare going to celebrate with a Tea-JDay Sale, which will offer new, sea­ sonable-merchandise of reliable “Wren” quality, y - f i< • -.r* Watch the Springfield P a p e r s 1 For Complete W Details of This Event m m EDWARD WREN CO., Springfield, O. s a s s D E A L A Y T Cf f CAQH T B U t t E S Ctid«*vorlno * t all tin t,* te olv* imy frfartda aaa m t iw i tha b**t «*rvice //Jth avaty pe««U>t« cohvanlance, It » my piaaaur* t* announca th a t .1 am kmatad * t lOOMS SCZ-tM RglBOLD BUILDING Ta’aphan*: *l*vtta*Jd ipOft L, J, HATHAWAY -.umciJy 1/K‘ittad at 3f*5 8. Main St DATTON, OHIO. B. F. KEITH’S » THE SHOW PLACE OF DAYTON F ou r Day* Starting-February 23th HARRY SNODGRASS “King of the Ivories" and Five Other Act* SH AR P LE S CRfcAM SEPARATORS * Tu ir Line 'cf Oairy Suppllta, Rosfina ana Rootina Paint. O S C A R O.’ W E R T Z 27 WfishlnaUm Si. Oaytpp, o. “ Safe Night and Day in every Way” fci'AfM F I D E M T V PAIOON I building A ssociation 6°/ o savings AT FI PTH | PAYTON, OHIO ' i r :S YANKEE , Math & Scratch Feud If your dealer can’t supply you, v.rita us and we will ship you direct. - V. E. KERTER & CQMPA NY !-3a;*JoK, Ohio P roduce* Egg* f o r less M o n -y . CVKRYTHlNQt IN ftUBSER . rtlltln*, Hm , TUInwfU.t, Hoots. Stan l'l ends, Mata, Hust'Hil ftml B\vh- : twin Jtkfftlgmr-nt, Toys, liahuons, '"ov^ltlc* * flC , lllght I’rltmi, l-‘ttsh Shifts, Otilck Ni’ivita. _ ■ rH* ATLAS MuaSER A S6LTINQ 115 s. Lurilftw^a^^fft** from Kaliha. I h e G ray Manor First anil l.tidlnvy ctecet* Wtl.COM* T6 DAYTONI K vrn tihik ir lunch «t The ’orcy wa I ..1 vur, ymlf vtait to h:Mf« ton wi’l h < with eon- r■•Icfabin t).rc*ur-. Itfti.i Homo c l l'O: d. Attractive Huiiotmainc*. Phtm* Main 447. CALDWELL & TAYLORS Orioinal Btntol Oaa ah* paapar Motor oil Fop 160*/* Motor Sfflclentyr TAKg YOUR HIDES A FURS TO G. LEHMAN & SONS 712 E, Monumant Ava., Dayton, O. Tolophon* Kart 11*1 KOORS 29 Barber Shop fat Connection' 29 W. m b St* Dayton, Ohio. t . Dayton’s Ltrjfisi Auto Psrfe cn Fourth atreot, joining Daily New*' Bulldtnp. . fo r 1*1 li ft s ; 'Snt'dw up 'n ))jy ana Xl-mt, MEDICINE ft ■ Nobody In Dsvtoa Sell* Hotter l))«?s - CARL A. SCHMIDT 209 SOUTH 'LUDLOW ST. eHminftfiftf1 A^atjyj", tin.c» waSfr1;.■ ifiaunSa CHEMICALS If Ip Need at a Good Ktllftbla Purm foh All n«*ulram«nta in Any C't? Town er country pi*tr!ett~>*o* u* The Geo. J. Robert* Co. A4S-M1 t . taoond ftt. DAYTON, OHIO. COME TO 124 NORTH MAIN ST. Tha next time you art In Layton and Inapect the .drpendable, cuar-i ahtaed line of ^ - AUTOMATSO Watar Syrtoma Water ftoftonara Maka our display room your Payton j haodduartara—you are a'way* w*|. earn*. THE VAILE-KiMES CO. DAYTON, OHIO. Olaplny Room 124 No. Main it, V . I . I .. I. I^H. I .III - mi snv u u r V - K Our coal isi tiast IS tKofttiii i*;S,009,000.00 Titft Building Jfe t, Lo?n A*3odati«wi S% SE. Second St* %% rd flUl DIS Countl distribull tax colkl mg distf mount The ni county q 407,23;. The m the couni general 18,081.51 J mothers’ ' soldiers* sinking fund, $2,i ditch funj 38; blinc $1,515.28.1 Amouni 377.01; Cl ’ creek, $4,1 Jefferson,! New Jasp] Silvercree $2,304.59;1 . Xenia cl 334.47; Of $2,934.57; J ton, $167. 55; James! ley, $836.| School Beavcrcrel $7,238.62;[ Jefferson, 46; Y e lld $12,790,531 Jamestov - $12,781.211 Xenia twl $82,827.261 The ami village foj General, .Service, $1 and Sinkitf $83.48; Service f l Improvem[ Main Imp New WhetheJ you from "or not, ha| in force, you wouli facing thq year. ' The nev gress sav| the troublj turns.' I f you J emption n<] Of $1,000. I f marril $3,500 imstf dopendenttl tion o f $41 The n0r| Cent instea If your I $5,000 or turn, irreij income ma pu tm J The slaj Saturday One w a s : This *ame o f the Cir and the mafis buil^ and the Jd reputation! a road in ( a good rb tion has W .C . Addie E. ville villa! H U a 4ewpbrt| iheared mtthmi mneur avmchadl mu 4 ' ------------