The Cedarville Herald, Volume 49, Numbers 27-52

^ w ^ w ^ "-W. w m -w A » T * ) « 0 r» o S' 0 * s *v*s- -< 8*1*1 40 White L&gbdni h#iw * * » I t Mitten**. #Mnr. C. H. Croa** lir. € «4 MbwsrAf Cinriapati spent wttk W* moife; Mr*.‘ Bes* Uinam. =: •>' W*nt»<l:- Rsw fur* csught in this vicinity, Higbsut market price If d#« llvmd to Shell GaaeiS»« Btsiion. Marti* &*• *** Mr*. C, J. Fsiyo af ^acin^ ^ mndthe-wetk and Vith Dr. and Mr*. M. I. Marsh. For. S*l«u Favorite Parlor Fur- uaoe, a baauty. As good m new. Call Phone 90. Mi»a Florence Williamson,. who la tMcblsg in the State Normal at Bowl ing Green, O,, visited at home over the Thanksgiving holiday. Mr* Fred Irvin and family of Sel­ ma have moved into the Stewart prop­ erty on. East ChiUfcothe street. Mr. Irvin is a telegrapher a f the Penney tower oast of town. Mw* Esther Townsley, who teaches in Youngstown, Q„ spent Thankagiv- ing vacation at home. Investigate the Herald Travel Ac, ©dent Insurance Policy. For Sale: 30 nice shoats^ 2 Poland China gilts, 1 Poland China male hog, Phone 4-152. a . J. Furay WK ABE NO.W culling and Mood testing flocks, i f interested call lie- land Cramer, 58-R or 336-R, XENIA HATCHERIES CO., Xenia, 0., P. 0, Box 161- ( 4 t) Yhe Ladies Aid of the Clifton Pres­ byterian church invite you to theii Bazaar and Supper Wednesday night, Dec, 8 th at & o’clock. There will he —Col. C.L. Taylor, auctioneer. Call phone 3-08, Jamestown for ypur sale dates. ( 4 tp) The choir of. the United Presbyter­ ian church enjoyed a covered dish din­ ner Monday evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Dobbins, For Sale Yearling Spotted Poland China boar. John Collins, many attractive aftieles at the zaar for sale. Ba- For Sale: E flat Conn Clarinet. Low- pitch, Will sell at half price. ’ , Charles A, Townsley Mrs. G, C, Hsnna went to Hagars- town, Tnd., Tuesday, th‘ visit her sou, ' Mr.,Wilson Hanna,'and’family, Mr. D. N. Tarhox of 2 ion, Il|., is here .for a few days visiting among relatives and’ friends. MAN WANTED—To sell Nursery Stock for old reliable firm, pleasant work, Liberal commission payable- weekly. Write THE CLYDE NUr- SERY, Clyde, Q. Mr. Lawrence Gillaugh, son of Mr and Mrs. John Gillaugh, of .this place and Miss Mahle Jordon, of Winches­ ter, Ohio, were married November Jt:, at West Unlor. D. -Their- m,r,ro friends extend Congratulations and bust wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dean enterain. ed for dinner. Thanksgiving Day, Mr. an dMrs. W. H- Evans a.nd family an Mr. and Mrs.-.C. M. Antrim of Day ton; Misg Bertha‘Dean of Springfie' and >f«i andf Mrs. C. W. Dean an Miss Alta Murphy 'Of Cedaryille. For SaIe:.Beautifui Mahogany Pho­ nograph and records. Good as new. Very cheap payments. Address Phono-, graph, Box 223,-Dayton, O. £ For Sale: Ah old fashioned poster bedstead and' high-boy. In good con­ dition. Mr?. W. Q. Maddux, Rfd. 2, CedarviiJe. A Sacred Concert will he given i» the First Presbyterian Church, Thurs day evening, December 9, at 8 P, M. by the Park Presbyterial ciHirch yeffced choir- of Dayton.' Mr?., T W Mr. Enos Hill, who has* been quite i Wirsching is the director uni Rober ill with pneumonia, is reported much '"Kinsey, organist. Admission, adults better at this time, 25c; children 15c. STORAGE SPACE for Househol- Goods, Merchandise, Machinery, aft Dead -Storage of Automobiles, Phots Lsk-nni Cramer, 336-R, or 185, Xenia, O. Address P, 6 . Box, 161, Xenia. C THE G H HIGH A P ....... . ..in ,9A ......... To Re P . b y the J ... C ...........of C c ; . . At the Opera House ON MONDAY N - ... .......DEC. 20th At 8:00P.M. 1 Can yon till in the blank spaces? Watch for this space in next weeks Herald ?- a^SS A GENTLEMAN’S WATCH SOLID GOLD $50.09 to $150.09 GOLD FILLED $13.50 to $«.S0 Pocket Watches are still in fav­ or for di*ess occasions and are preferred by many for daily use THENEWESTVOGUE. White gold, thin model watcheii, handsomely om*m*ted, we more Attractive than ever. Yott will find our stock adequate for -all fwrsonal wants and gift purposes WATCHES FULLY GUARANTEED TIFFANY'S South petrott St., Xenia, Ohio ■ A da’ ghter, Marjorie Ann, waa boro ’ to Mr. cad Mr*. George Martiodale i la*t Wedneeday. The JittUi Mbw weigh ‘ •d ton pound* and i*. their fourth ‘ ehlld. * Thome* Andrew has just completed hia paw bwtn which is 40x90 and re- { places the bam burned last summer, during harvest The new structure pi modem in every respect with all the conveniences of the present dziy for bam*. The following announcements have been received by relative* and friends here: “Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pray have the pleasure of announcing the birth of a baby hoy, Robert Leroy, on Nov..23, 1936,” Mrs. Pray will be re­ membered here by many a* Mis? Olive Finney, ft graduate of CedarvlUe Cot. lege. Salesman Wanted;- Man with selling and; fawn experience prefer­ red. Good salary, home territory, permanent position. Must have. car. Give age and qualification? In the first letter. Moseley Mfg. Co., Box 326,. Louisville, JCy. A delegation of young people from the First Presbyterian church’ will go to Dayton Saturday to attend a Presbyters conference of Young People at the ' Patterson Memorial Presbyterian church during the af­ ternoon. A banquet will be given that evening when seyeral speakers of national reputation will be on the pro­ gram. FOR CHRISTMAS— Complete shower with curtain $8.25. Kitchen sinks, $6.14 upwards. New faucets‘ for 1 bathtub, lavatory jr-snlk, 85c upward. A few Hems from our stock, which would delight the housewife on Christ -a,as. Come in and see our complete ne. The Bocklet-King Co., 415 W. Main st„ Xenia, Ohio. Mr. C. H, Crouse, who held a sale Tuesday, will move to town as soon as the Thomas Lemons residence is v«- ;ated. Mr. Grouse will enter business with Mr. Frank Thomas, who has a grocery and meat market m the Nog- iey building. Mr. Crouse has had much experience in the meat business hav­ ing been trained ijloRg that line by hi? fathmy the late C. W» Crouse, YOUR BIRTHDAY Is It ThisWeek? IN TOYLAND Santa’s been here and he has left a raori vamdrous assortment of things for the kiddies! Every lit- ite girl and hoy will surely want to see these merry toys. Come today- tome tomorrow—but be sure* to come goon -fo r every­ thing is ready for Christmas in our Toy Section, DOLLS, MECHANICAL TOYS, * , ANIMAL TOYS AND GAMES ' / . • . i . ..... ... . The great variety of the assortment for'every Christmas wish. And the inclusive price range makes it possible to select within any plan"of expenditure. * “ We Give and Redeem U. S. Purple Trading Stamps ” uichison ikQibneu Xenia,^Ohio. I f your birthday 1 * this werit ydu have a fr»nk, bonesfc. genlal and vvai-m hearted personality. You are loyal and •faithful, and dislike anything sugges­ tive of unfairness. You ate quick tern pered, .and at times "are hasty ip. speech mid decision However, you have a high sence of justice and are always quick and willing -to see your mistake. You have a brilliant intellect and unusual power of discrimination. * You are persistent, courageous, and' capa­ ble, with much executive, ability’. You have considerable determination of character and do not easily surrender a point. Your-are joval and vivacious, and make friend*, quickly.-You are affec­ tionate and demonstrative. You like appreciation. Ingratitude hardens you and angers you; Men born during these dates have much mechanical ability, and are good financiers. They also become brokers, speculators, and merchants. Women borir during these dates become teach'-' era, saleswomen, Artists, interior dec­ orators, and musicians. Andrew Johnson, President of the U. &, was born Nov. 29. Lillian Russell, famous actress, was bom Dec. 4. T U H E L D A 1 v jvm o i v m - v/ix Saturday, December 4, 1926 B f , B 1 ggg Richards Drug Store BY THE BRIDGE ! Phone 203. I k CLASS 1<___ - FOR THE REST 5 EARS OF YELLOW CORN— 1st Premium— 1 8 Point Hand Saw 2nd— 1 Pan- 12 inch Nippers CLASS 2-— .. FOR THE REST 5 EARS OF WHITE CORN— - 1st Premium 1 8 Point Hand Saw 2nd Premium— 1 Pair 12 inch Nippers CLASS 3-^-—1—~ ----------— ------------- FOR THE BEST S EARS WHITE CAP or RED CORN 1st Premium— 1 8 Point Hand Saw 2nd Premium— 1 Pair 12 inch Nippers CLASS 4 FOR THE BEST 5 EARS CLARAGE CORN— 1st Premium— 1 8 Point Hand Saw ' ; 2ndTremium—* 1 Pair 12 inch Nippers CLASS FOR THE BEST EAR OF.CORN ANY VARIETY (Cannot he. shown in any of above classes) PREMIUM— 1 Pair Snips SWEEPSTAKE PREMIUM— The American. Seeding Machine Co. offers one set of twelve spear-point cultivator shovels for the , ; . .best 5 ear* of com exhibited in any of above classes BOY CLASSES— Classes 6,7 arid 8 limited to boy* not over 15 years old c l a s s s— ; Best 8 ear* pop com (Any variety) PREMIUM— 1 FLASH LIGHT CLASS 7— Longest Ear of Corn (Any variety) PREMIUM— Pocket Knife CLASS S— Ear com most rows of grain. (Any variety) PREMIUM— Pocket Knife Headquarters for John Deere, New Idea, Black Hawk Manure Spreaders. Brown Wagon*. Kokomo F«nca Red Top Post*. Locusts. Tile. Cement.Roofing, Favorite Ranges, Parlor Furnace*, Heater*. .Hanna’* Green Seal Paint* for all purposes. We would also call the ladies attention to our line of Aluminum and Pryex ware* ■ . r- . 'i The Cedaryille Farmers Grain Co. ■ IF YOU NEED PRINTING DROP IN RULES GOVERNING THE SHOW; • Entries are open to any farmer of this locality. Com must be grown by person making entry in season of 1926. Com may be entered anytime on Thursday or Friday^ Dec. 2 or 3., Entries will positively dose on Friday, Dec. 3 at 6 P. M., and all com must be at our store by that time. . . . r . Judging will start at 1 P* M. Saturday, Dec* 4, *, Premiums will be awarded at 9 P. M» on day of tshow. No com can be removed until after premiums are awarded. t . • » A ll corn winning premiums is to be the property of The Cedarville Farmers’ Grain Co, GUESSING CONTEST FOR LADIES To the lady guessing the nearest number of grains of com in the glass jar shown in our window, we will give one Dutch,Oven. To the lady guessing second nearest we will give a Corn Stick Pvm. The contest will close promptly at 8 P. M. oh Saturday, December 4th* Prize* to be awarded not later than 10 P* M. * AFTERNOON—MUSIC— EVENING By theM. E. Sunday School Orchestra. Come and spend the day with us. We’ll do our best to make it worth while* rtuilhM