The Cedarville Herald, Volume 49, Numbers 27-52

r1 HUM CroWCH NOTICES n a n e n m u t i m uan R#v. W. P. Hwrinwn, D. J)., Fnutor S«bb*th School a t 9:99. Jams* Me gjipt, Ifiwrabtf **rvic* a t 10.90 A. M. C. K. *t $;3Q P. 31. M. £ . CHURCH SRRVICR Joseph Bennett, Paatar, Sunday School a t 9:15 A .M. P. M Gilman, f?upt> Maywood Ilorney Aset. Morning Worship a t 10:30 A. M. .Subject: “The Story of ftho Human Fw i." Strangers are invited to worship here. ■ . LIBRARY NOTES U, IK CHURCH Rev. R. A- Jamieson. Pastor. • Sabbath School a t 9:3C A. M. Mr. 0. A. Dobbins, superintendent, Morning Service a t 10:30 A, M. Evening service a t 7:00 P. M. on the church Uwn. In case the weather conditions are not favorable, the ser­ vice will be held in the church. Ser­ mon by the pastor. Y. P. C, U, at 6;30 P; M. ' PILES Why Suffer- When a Pew Applica­ tions of Rid’o Pile Ointment will give relief 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 91.00 box. In two weeks, if you are satisfied wit hresults, send Us the dollar. I f results are not gotten simply tell US- (honestly) and the account is" squared. R ID ’O CO., Box, 21 ‘Station,A. Dayton, O, Eng land Losing Land It Is said that 160 square miles of tocellent corn-growing land In Yerk- ■hlra, England, has been washed Into the sea since the writing of Domes­ day book. ’ ; Any Old Noise at All ■ The jaszhound can dance to static • r crooning melody with equal facil­ ity.— San Antonio Express. 1 The Exchange Bank Wants Your Banking Business THEY PAY ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ■ m " . Mads by AMerteMt *tcel 4 wire Compsny Zinc It’s’ worth shouting about* Insulated American Fence—weath­ er-proof—rinsuiated against rust— guaranteed to equal or outlast In actual length of service any other fence madeof equal size wires, used under the same conditions. Any buyer who Can showit falls to do so will be supplied with an eqaai amount of newpence free. Every roll is guaranteed full gauge, full weight and full length. Sold at ho extra charge, American Fence means reliable pro­ tection for your stock and crops, long service arid, because it costs rio more than ordinary fence, lower cost pet /ear It’s the best and most economical fence you can buy, Come in and see it. U«m tiJH MHH To the boy* and git la of Greene County! Bee that your name is in the Library booth at the Fair! Spend your evenings‘at the County Library.! la the-e vacation days are you re- memlieting about the exhibit year County Library is to have at the Fair and about your part in it? Have you written an essay or made a poster that you have fc-r gotten to send in for the FwSr exhibit? If you have, look: it up and send it in prompt ly. If you haven’t will you not make j ,in entry for one of the Library money prizes or for one of thejribbona. Two contests are open to you. For the first an essay is requested on the value of a High School student or s> graduate of this year, your subject Is “What a Greater County Lihravy Would Mean To My Home.” If you belonged last year to the 7th or 8th grade, ycur subject is ‘Why I want a Greater County Library,” If you were in the 4th. 3th or (ith grade last year ypur subject is “The Book I Like Best,” For the four best essays on each suvject .from each township money prizes .will be given, ranging from 81.00 to 25 cents and the names of the winners will he announced in the Fair booth: Some interesting essays have come John Deere and Massey Harris Binders and Mowers Plymouth Twine Nfesco Oil Stoves, Haag Washers, Screen Doors# Window Screens, Hanna's Green Seal Faint, CEMENT — TILE — FENCE POSTS COAL — HARDWARE — FEED CedarvileFanners’ Grain Company Everything for^the Form Phone 21 Cedarvllle, Ohio THE GOLDEN HARVEST There is only month In the year when you can gam er In the golden harvest of wheat, but if the money it brings is put to work in our SAYINGS CERTIFICATES where it will draw 6 % INTEREST you will be able to garner a golden crop of dollars whenever you need i t TheSpringfieldBudding & Loan Association Springfield, Ohio 28 East Main Street, v - 1 in, but so far all, that have been re­ ceived are from either Xenia or Jamestown, ’ Write an essay and see your town­ ship represented in this exhibit at the Fair. • There is also a poster contest for Which cut-and-paste posters or free hand drawing posters on a subject re­ lating to. the library are requested. These will he -exhibited in the Li­ brary, East Church St., Xenia, on or before, but not later than the 27th of July, Have you, a Library Card? If not, come to’ the library, get one in your own name and see how .much pleas­ ure you will have from reading the county books. Every person in thq county is entitled to a library card free and has the privilege of draw-, ing books of his or her choice from the County Library on this card. Spend your evening a t the Library getting acquainted with the bocks. You wilt find mimographed material there, too, with suggestions for the essay contest.: SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. THE, HUB’S SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. I N ot ice Our Stove will Jje Open until 9 P M. every Satur­ day nighty for your convenience T h e hub Begins Friday Morning# July 16 th. SPRINGFIELD’S GREATEST SALE BUY NOW AND SAVE Everything Reduced-Nothing Reserved • A , - ' ' 4L k. J H r SEE WHAT YOU SAVE $22.50 Suits are Reduced to............ $16.87 $25.00 Suits are Reduced to..... .... $18.75 $27.50 Suits are Reduced to....................................$20*63 $30.00 Suits are Reeuced to. .... „.................... $22.50 $35*00 Suits are Reduced to. ./........................... $26.25 All Styles, Colors and Models , Single and Double Breasted Stouts,Slims and Regulars JULY Hosiery Sale $1*00 Pure Silk Hose. . . . . . 75c 75c Silk And Lisle Hose . . .48c 50c Lisle Hose Now ....... 35c SPECIAL . Men's plain or color Dress'Hose Sold everywhere 2 for 35c 2Pairs for 25c JULY Shirt Sale 8 $1.50 Collar Attached Shirts • for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98c $2.00 Collar Attached and »• b a n d s . . . . . . . . . . . ..$1.48 $2.50 Broken Lot Shirts .$ 1.69 Genuine Madras and Broad­ cloth Shirts values to $2.50, $1.19 We have taken the agency for the Interna­ tional H am ster Co*, and will have a full line of * * ■» FARM MACHINERY------ TRUCKS AND TRACTORS Wewill also have a fu ll line of l-epairs for these lines at all times. Look up your list of repairswanted and let us have the order now, WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE YOUR WOOL . MEN’S ' Dress Trousers 20 % Discount STRAW HATS Extra Special Men’s BlueStviped Overalls $1.50 Grade ’ 98c IK CEDARVIUB LUMBER CMPANY Finish the Season With a Clean One VALUES UP TO $3.50 $ 1 .6 5 i ROM MAKER TO WEARER SPRINGFIELD, OHIO JULY Upderwear Sale $1.50 Athletic U’Suits... $1.19 $1.00 Athletic U'Suits.. . . . 79c 85c Athletic U'Suits., . . ,59c 69c Athletic U’Suits .. 39c Gauze and Poros fCnit Athletic Union Suits $1.00 grade 79c Boys'Su its 20 % DISCOUNT Extra Specia l Men's Blue Work Shirts 85c grade 50 c IHiliU IIIHiHBnilMiia iimiiRitmninmifflifHHfflfminH Heath Rid Stop It —T Our Insun, FORTY Worl Wheat Fri $35,000. Prices - The sight of cutting a 64-foc world's biggest easily forgotten Three men—; dirt-begrimed—; Eoar of the tni- cluttt r, boom am wind-swept sunl Motor trucks stubble, combine Dunham speeds motor car, "Hard, crackii Dunham?" “Naw, he ana est kick in the wheat.” . Back East on where grand-fat , plowshare again sides, they still is. a good sized i •■ In the Missis • quarter section farther west an is nothing to la But down on 1 ranch of Charli Copeland,'the lr the world—3,8It ■tie attention. C his shoulders ar until his four c ifig the gold fro The largest w —six sections t > two miles wide; toad or even a. growing a t , lea pf Wheat! Fiat os a-grit For days, no* each cutting a t been moving w formation arouj plot} fjeld. For di The ted b?rn, l med from floor —thirty-five t granary overt thousand bushe tanks,, with red and holding om grain apiece, m farm yi-.rd, . An has a good sizer Tire figures s Yellow Sp On Water A movement low Springs to that village. Pin. have h Vdte oh ■ sue this coming There is a sma from the Colleg B ack Wilson Walkr place mi cry yen yesterday callin He finds many town and up;rr a great numbe qudmtances hm WILL IMPRO South Charle an offer of the ment to take o\ ing the Golumbi the village. The with the state i owners would 1 ever type of st determine upon sion decided to of the street. u #• k il $ Says T In fi Ed. Ik dtdaey of.( August Hit should he r four years > ■ ' Mr. De ifleaticn^ L port at the to do the* s enough of f to see the a .1 *