The Cedarville Herald, Volume 49, Numbers 27-52

/ Rsv, J««*pJi BowMtt visited tila **eth«r» Mrs, Elisabeth Bvwwtt, :m r SLbwy, Twt#d*y- Mr*. Bemwtt has ba#a in vary feeble health but i* bow able to be up some. Mi*# WUiaah Spoueer left W«4 hm day fear Toledo* where she will visit with fronds fo r several day*. From there she expect* to tab* a throe week* tour of the East, visiting Mon treal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, N r# York and Philadelphia. 1882 1926 40 YEARS And better Wolford has been serving the community in a mechanical way. The reputation of this establishment for doing good, RELIABLE work has been the ■best, ■ ■ ■ .• 4 9 ' . Since the beginning of the Automotive industry this shop has been intimately con­ nected with it. There'is no garage in the county .better equipped to care for the needs of the auto- mobiiist. HONEST WORK AND HONEST PRICES Oils Greases Accessories ASK ABOUT STORAGE WOLFORD GARAGE Phone 2-25 -Cedarviljfc, Ohio Misa Grace Unities of Chicago baa been the gueet of her father, Mr, William Cultice* and other relatives. Mr, Charles Barr and wife of Bay- ton were week- end guests of relatives here. Mr. Carl Minser of Cincinnati spent the Fourth with his mother, Mrs. Rosa Minser. .... . |w^,i"4!|!ljj|"".w HANNAS GREEN SEAL PAINT Protection— In August as well as January Constantly, 865-days-in-the-year, good paint protects property against the'destructive effects of hot sum-, mere and cold winters. Moisture is kept from pene­ trating the wood surfaces, and quick changes in temperature cannot*harm the building if it is prop­ erly painted. • To get the maximum in the protecting power of paint use Hanna’s GREEN SEAL. It forms a tough film over the surface, impenetrable by the weather. The surface is kept insulated from the elements that would age and destroy it. TheCedarviileFarmers’ Co, Hiakst Mason Jars, Qts. 87c Pts. 74c H. G, . Oleo Eatmore I Lb. ... 18c * « 9 * Butter^Country .!ub 42c Sugar Pure Cane 10 lbs. 64c 5 lb* Carton 3.3c Jf 25 lb. Pocket $1-59 JAR RUBBERS, 2 1 K f doz, pkg. .•■.*• • BREAD, Whole Wheat 8c Vienna 1 lb. loaf 7c1 QC 1 1 4 lb. If* AVC p'£ B S l& “19c BANANAS, vary nice 3 lbs, .. * JAR CAPS, Mason o 9 p doz................. . . ■ • h 27c POTATOES, choice gttg cook e ri peek • « v < r v ® A Q D N , N i c r a n d T g g I s i i i lb* * • **• * *• OLIVERS, Mason Jar pt, 38c. Qt. . w t » CHEESE* FtoshCtoarn 27c Pimento 35c. Of?/# Brick « v v i .......[*..i..................1...... ............... --- LARD, Kettle rend- t Q a ered pure lb >.. , * PEACHES, Choice f||% pipe 2 lbs .« u Jv BEANS, Green AO a Stringleaa 3 lbs,.. „<6Uv is^itiuss^iTiia^Ays* I p shtl i isdjmtfjili>^ ii MEAT LOAF, or minced bum. Mis* Lounette S tw e tt, who teach-, t* In the Erie, I’a., schools, is hero on a visit with her mother, Mrs, ,W. R. Sterrett, Remember the market a t Johnson’s Jewelry Store, Saturday, July 10 at 7:80 P. M. under the auspices of the Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church. ' Mr. Vance Burba and family of Brookville, 0 ., are here on a visit with relatives, • Mr. Charles Creswell and step-eon, Edward Farley, Springfield, Were the guests of Mr, and Mrs, A, B. Creswell Sabbath. Lost: Pocketbaok with small amount of change between Cedarviile and G. E, Jobe farm. Finder, please return to this office and receive $1 reward, . ' Friends of Mr, Ed Stuckey will be pleased to know that he is much im­ proved the past few days. Mrs. Stuckey, who is about Worn out fol­ lowing'the. long illness of her hus­ band, has been forced to take her bed. For Sale: Beautifui Mahogany Pho­ nograph and records. Good', as new. Very cheap payments. Address Phono­ graph,'Box 223, Dayton, O. Miss Ella Dunlap of Cincinnati, was a week-end guest a t the home of Mr. Andrew Jackson. Mrs. Burton Turner and' Mrs. Fred Dobbins have issued invitations to a number of ladies for this afternoon a t the home of the latter,'honoring Mrs. Raymond Bull, their sister. The Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church will hold a market Saturday, July 10 at 7:30 P. M. a t Johnson's Jewelry Store. Rev. C. A. Lunan and wife of Piqna spent the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Lunan and Mrs. Peter­ son are, sisters. *Miss Beptha Creswell and Miss Margaret Boyd, Who are students of the O. S. for the summer term, were guests Sabbath of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Creswell. JVIiss Boyd's home is in Williamtown, W- Va., and. Miss Creswell has been teaching a t 3tu- benville, O. Attorney J. A. Finney and family of Xenia, and Mr. Frank Shepherd of Columbus, spent Sabbath with Mrs. Mary Bridgman. , , For Sale: Sow and six pigs. Phone 3-162. Mira. \V. A. Spencer and daughter, Wilmah, entertained thirty ladies last Thursday aftemodn. The Home Helper's Club taet a t the home o f Lois and Ruth Cheney, June22. Five were present. I t was sug gested by the president tha t the two Cedarviile Clubs, the Food and Cloth­ ing, might have a picnic together. It was thought a good idea and was ap­ proved. Reports were given that were assigned a t the previous m a tin g . Lois Cheney reported on her meal and gingerbread. Ruth Chaney on meal. Frances Finney on meal and graham muffins. Lois Kennon on sugar cook­ ies, Helen Kennon on edcalloped pota­ toes. The next meeting will he held a t the home of the leader, July6 . For Sale: A few baby chides two weeks old. Call phone 2 1-2 on 153. Miss Dorothy Tarr of Columbus, entertained a t six o'clock dinner at her home on Neil avenue, Wednesday evening, the Cedarviile girls attend­ ing 0 . Si t). this quarter. Those pres­ ent .were: Miss Carrie Rife, Miss Bertha Creswell, Miss Thelma Deacon Miss Winifred Stttckey, Miss Cath­ erine Hughes, and Miss Ida Sloan of Rome, formerly of Cedarviile. investigate the Herald Travel Ac­ cident Insurance Policy. Ten Year* Ago This Week— Misses Eul* Creswell anil Florence Williamson ware in attendance a t the Ohio State Sabbath ’School convention in Findley last week, COLD, SPARKLING, REFRESHING, THAT'S oar ICE Cream Soda. THE taste TELLS THE TALE. -BY *‘DOC.” Richards Drug Store BY THE BRIDGE Phone 203. Prof, Cox Goes To East Liverpool . Prof. Wm. Cox, who had charge of athletic# a t the local high school this past year, has offered hi* resignation and goes to East Liverpool, O. This announcement will be received with much regret not only by the members of the athletic teams and high school but the public as well. Prof. Cox had much to do with giying Cedarviile Hi a winning team last year. Ha made many fast friends and leaves for his new field with best wishes for as 'great success as he had here. Feeding: Cattle High And Scarce Mr, J. B. Rife has returned home a fter a business trip to Kansas City where he went to purchase feeding cattle. Mr, Rife makes frequent visits to that market and each year pur­ chases severaLhundred head for the local market. This year he could not find cattle of any quality and the price very high fo r what Was on hand. The other markets stb about the same. Mr. Rife says tha t the west not only has a goodw h e a t crop hut the corn looks good and has prospects of a fine crop. On his return he stopped for a short visit with his son, Rev. J. Merle Rife and-family in Bloomington, Ind., Fifth of July Only Ordinary Day Here Monday, the fifth, had no more of the aspect of a Fourth celebration here than Monday, wash day, other than for the occasional explosion of a fire cracker. During the early morning a shower fell that, changed the plans of many. Many from here went to Day- ton and Springfield Where they spent the dny. There were a number of local picnics both diking the day and evening a t various, places in the vi­ cinity. Xenia Bookkeeper Has Disappeared Clarence Stephenson, 40, Xenia, bookkeeper for The E&vey Co„ whole sale grocers, that city, has been mis­ sing since Tuesday afternoon a t 1:30 o’clock. . Stephenson left the office during the heavy rainstorm. His auto, is also missing. When he did not report at six o'clock th a t evening his wife be­ came alarmed. At this time no trace has been found of Stevenson, Rela­ tives believe that he has suffered an attack of amnesia, although he never was known to have it before. He is described as medium weight, about 148 pounds, dark hair and .eyes, and' wore away a blue suit with pin stripe. Ho drives a Dodge car. CHURCHNOTICES FIRST PREsisTTERIAN Rev. W. P. Harriman, D..D., Pastor Sabbath School 2:30. James Me Millan, Supt. Morning service a t 10:30 A. M. C. E. a t 5:30 P. M. PILES |it ' ‘ 9 Why Suffer When a Few Applica­ tions of Rid’o Pile Ointment will give relief M. E. CHURCH SERVICE — Joseph Bennett, Pastor. Sunday School a t 9:15, A .M. . P. M. Gillilan,. S up t Maywood Homey Asst. _ i<‘ ''!<• , Morning Warship a t 10:30 A. M. Subject: "The Deception of Human Nature.!' Vesper Services a t 4 P. M. a t the College Campus, Subject: Peace as a River." Quarterly Conference ,on Tuesday a t 7:30 p, M. Dr. Swank Will be pres­ end and have charge- This is an im­ portant meeting and all official mem­ bers are urged to be present and have their reports ready.’; 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 $1.00 box. - * In two weeks, if you are satisfied wit hresults, send us the dollar. If results are not gotten simply tell us (honestly) and the account is squared. RID’O CO., Box, 21t Station A. Dayton, O. Political Annuoncements U. P. CHURCH ; Rev. R. A. Jamieson, Pastor. Sabbath School a t 9:80 A. M. Mr. O. A. Dobbins, superintendent. Morning Service a t 10:30 A, M. Subject ‘The Grace of the Guiding Hand.” Y, P. C. U. a t 6:30 P , M. COUNTY BOARD DECLINES XENIA TWP , BOARD REQUEST The^ountyAJoard of Education has declined to grant'* a request Of the Xenia Township Board for Supetvis- ion,by an assistant. D. H. Barnes was assistant to the county superintend­ ent, but this place was abolished last January, As Xenia township has no superintendent, the county board has granted supervision through the office of the county superintendent. This saves the county an, additional salary. Silvercreek has no superintendent. As the other townships in the county have superintendents, they would bo taxed to pay for an additional supervisor even for the townships not having superintendents, As a business prop­ osition the hoard declined to add the extra expense on the districts a t this time. We are authorized to’ announce the name of Geo. H. Eckerle as a candi­ date for County Auditor before the Republican primary, August 10. DAIRY FARMER’J LY SPRAY Millinery to close out. All hats arc priced a t $2.50. Various styles arid all spring and summer models. (3t) Mrs. Ellen Weimfer GUARANTEED! For twenty yean everybody ha* tried to make fly tpray. Now there k one with all the feature* dairy farmer* want, We guarantee it to dairymen in thi* com­ munity. Pratt* Fly Chaaer atop* the flic*. Give*all day protection. Increase* - aummtr milk flow, We guarantee com­ fort during milking. Without danger of irillc taint or blistering. Without ttain- ing orgamming the hair. Halfa century of Pratt experience 2* behind it. , Chaser To Our Ctittotnen: tl'r sttnihthtniPetUt fly Cksser uncorJitionally. Eilhit it eitpt lit fiut end presents loir s/ milkflowery*vf moneyrtturiud. Sold and Guaranteed by PROWANT & BROWN Cedarviile, Ohio. 4. P. SANDERS DROPS IN . nam#» a* wsQ a# th«ir fum> A* TOWN FOR SHORT VISIT1affcrttinnr speaker none Mm «— !“Put" ha* the ability to b t govvraor. A. F. Sandies, candidate for the He can campaign a# few can and ha Democratic nomination fo r governor, Jhas ti ail over hi* opponent on tw ry - dvopped into town yesterday for althin-” hut the “rabbit-foot luck" short visit in the interestof his cam-lDonabey has In 1he past B*d a oo-r- paign. Mr. Sandies, or “Put", as hejner on that from his party standpoint is known, has the happy faculty of!"A. V.” says that neither candidate being able to meet people and then af-1 Has a corner on the nominatioa in ter a lapse om time, can recall tiieir'tlie Democratic contest, Mr. J. N. Ligget and family, of Ripley, O,, were guests a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, S, West, over the week-end. Mr. Liggett returned to Ripley while the family spends the yfeek here. Mr, Ligget is cashier of a National Bank in his city. Mrs( Liggett and Mrs. West are sisters: Stability We have a full line of all kinds of spark plugs fo r any make of auto­ mobile or tractor, Other atito sup' plies, tires, ate. » Service Hardware Go. Salesman Wanted:- Man with selling and farm experience prefer­ red. Good salary, home territory, permanent position. Must have ear. Give age and qualifications in the first letter. Moseley Mfg. Go., Box 8116, Louisville, fty. Steady Progress year after year for over a third of a century Gem City'Bldg. & Loan Assn. 1,1100% Sqfety —6% DMdatd," tfNorth Mab-Dsyton 'fteaatt?**# tltivtseih MiUieai at della** I I ' free item bme lll-jittinf t e t ln A ; mm eeuhe *MnfcaC«? • oAer Vi v - Exactly like Dad’s Snug waistbands; wide belt lines; the same amount of leg room; and with wide bands, a t the knees, Vour boy will be proud to wear Dutchess Knickers before his boy friends. And, of course, they^ re warranted fe itcaT. ^ HOME CEOTHING CO, \ “TRADE AT HOME” Cedarviile, O. John Deere #nd Massey Harris Binders and Mowers Plymouth Twine .Nesco Oil Stoves, Haag Washers, . Screen Doors, Window Screens, Hanna's Green Seal Paint, CEMENT — TILE — FENCE — PQSTS COAL — HARDWARE — FEED Cedarviile Farmers’ Grain Company ' Everything for^the Farm Phone 21 Cedarviile, Ohio Better Be Safe Than Sorry Nobody can force you to use care in' the In­ vestment of your money. ■But remember: whenever you attempt to get a rather large return, you are risking or gambling your money. T h e larger the expected return, the bigger the gamble: The arnings that our Building 0 Association offers you are as high as can be obtained—SAFELY. You will have no regrets—you will not have-to “cry over spilt milk”, if you inyest your savings here. All the funds that people etnrust to us are- backed by substantial first mortgage secur­ ity under careful management and under a plan or system i ,iat has proved its soundness over a long period of years. The CedarviileBuilding&Loan Association WE PAY 6% DIVIDENDS, { », k JXk’V 4 I r V■ ***., *. -Shi*■ jiHSirT-1.. -t.r — 1 ihMSRWiilwscHNi^* * *MJN * ?,