The Cedarville Herald, Volume 49, Numbers 27-52

* Mrs, Hubert Colnum and two child’ I A M I m n »r*d Miss> 0oi’» MeMilUn, of ■ r£R 5 0 flA L * » c tiir -..trA y i!, Pa,, are gye.it* at the « _ heme o f her step-father and mother, 9 n * * * Mr# j.r4 MvSt i1{)jnl Meir0Jt> * * * * ♦ Hr, C, A . Bennett Cl«v»tatui ,in i w*^ Mrs, WjHiam E, Janies and Mrs. with their J 7 »on, BOl^ o tW a to - BtymetK ' wtl" Mr.-s. ;tn, O., ,ir« ncro on a two weeks visit with ;vfr r-ill Mrs. C. E, Masters, HANNAS GREEN SEAL PAINT Protection- I n A u g u s t a s w a l l a s J a n u a r y m S S S f 1? ^ ^ ^ ^ n - t b e - y e a r , g o o d p a in t p ro te c ts m e rs a^ d ? e de ? / ? c t iv e e ffe c ts o f h o t sum - 2 S L ? l i ^ I? , Wi ltersJ e M o is tu re Is k e p t fr om p en e - w a tm g t h e w o o d su rfa c e s , a n d qu ick changes in CanUOtham th6buUdillf?if isTrop- ^ 2 m a x im um in t h e p r o te c tin g P ow e r o f p a in t u se H ann a 's <?REEN S E A ^ I t C a uisiilatfed f r o m t h e e lem en ts t h a t W ou ld a g e and d e s tr o y it. The Cedarvllfe-Fanners’ Co. Better Be Safe .•/ Thau Sorry Nobody can force you to useeare in the in­ vestment o f your money. But remember: whenever you attempt to get a rather large return, you are risking or gambling your money, . The larger the expected return, the bigger the gamble. The arnings that our Building Association offers you are as high as can be . . • • ■ ■ You will have no regrets—you will not have to “ cry over spilt milk” , i f you invest 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 that has proved its soundness, over a long period o f years. The Cedarville Building &Loan Association WE PAY 6% DIVIDENDS . mam Mr. J. 3 . West wad daughter* spent the week-end visiting relatives Ripley, 0 . m Ml** Gladys McDonald, daughter o. Mrs, Ella McDonald, who ha* been in the McClellan hospital following an operation last week, is said to be greatly improved, Mr*. Ann:* Morton, Springfield, was the week-end guest o f Mr and Mrs, F. B. Turnbull. Misa Alberta Creswell ifr making * two weeks visit with relatives in Illinois. The funeral o f Charles Andrew, Will be held this morning, Friday, at 0;3O from the home o f his sister, Mrs. Timothy Haley, Springfield. Andrew Was shot Sunday evening by his son Vernon, .who has escaped to Canada according to Springfield officials Mr, C, E. Mastcrqs and brother- jn- law r Prof. 0 , R- Shore, o f Columbus drove through to Chicago, Wednes­ day, on a business trip, They expect to return about Saturday, Special CLEARANCE PRICES on Men’s Dress Straw Hats; Home .Clothing Co. MAN WANTED—To sell Nursery Stock fo r old reliable firm. Pleasant work. Liberal commission payable weekly. Write THE CLYDE ,NUr SERY, Clyde, O. / * Mrs. G, E. June underwent an op­ eration Tuesday at the McClellan hos­ pital. Favorable reports have been received as to her complete recovery. Mr. and Mrs, John Ross returre home. Saturday evening after a five weeks visit with their . ter-in-law. Prof, 'and Mrs. Cameron Ross o f Forest City, Iowa, and son made .a .trip to Northern Minnesotta where they enjoyed sev­ eral days’ fishing. Some o f the won­ derful catch was. sent to R. C. Rite- nour and other friends. Mrs. Leo Anderson is conhned in the McClellan hospital where she submitted to an operation last Sat­ urday. Her friends wish a speedy re­ covery. A eleven and one half pound son Was horn last Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Weimer. For Sale: Beautifui'Mahogany Pho­ nograph and records. Good as new. Very cheap payments. Address Phono­ graph, Box. 223, Dayton, 0 , Mr. Frank -McLean o f Bay ton and Mi**. Laura McDonald, o f Lima, a sister, wore gueeta o f their brother, Marshal H. A. McLean and wife ewer -the-week-end.' Ten Years Ago This Week— Mr. Hugh Griruilc suffered a bad cut on the head. Tues­ day evening, due to striking his head <m ft rock a t the "flax” where he had been swimming, HOW hot IS it? QUR line of TESTED thermometers ARE guaranteed TO tell you. ACLRATELY 5 PRICED from TWENTY five cents -if TO one dollar. (Death O f Ed. Stuckey | Wednesday Evening «** —BY “ DOC.” Richards Drug Store BY THE BRIDGE Phone.203. , Death called one o f Codarville's best known young business men when J. E. Stuckey, ditd at 10:49 Wednes day night. For fifteen months Mr, Stuckey lms suffered with high bloot pressure that brought on complica­ tions. A t times his suffering was in­ tense but no fought against great odds that medical skill could not conquer. The deceased was torn in this place May JO. J.870 and was the only child 'o f Mr. tgid Mrs, C. N. Stuckey. Twenfy-one years age he was mar ried i.o Miss Bertha McCaiiister of Xenia, who survives with his parents, Mr. Stuckey for a number of yeai*s was associated with hi^ father- in the hardware and implement, business and continued in the store until his health forbade. He had many friends oid acquaintances who mourn with the wife and his parents over their loss. ! Mr, Stuckey was a member o f the ..Mothediat church and aisc o f the jCHfton K. o f P, lodge. J The funeral will be held from the .late home Saturday afternoon at |l:30 P. M., the services to he in charge of his pastor, Bev. Bennett, as Sisted by Rev.. W. E. Putt, Cincinnati, Burial takes place in North Cemetery. The Camp Fire Girls that have been in camp at Grmnel’s Park the past week, returned home Wednes day evening, having spent a delight­ ful week at that resort. The girls were in charge o f Miss Hazel Wil- Hums, Mrs. Mary Cherry, Xenia,"sustained a fractured left hip, Sabbath evening while at the"home of,her son, W. J. Cherry, on the Federal pike She Was able to be taken to' her home where she is resting a* comfortably as pos sible, Mr. Cherry resides on the-Fed­ eral pike south o f town. Tuesday was the fast day fo r the payment o f taxes and. County Treas­ urer, Frank A, Jackson, and his force were kept busy taking care, o f the eleventh hour rush. Miss Sarah Abel la visiting relatives at York and Lancaster, Pa. The uniformed rank K. o f P 's . o f Greene, Montgomery,.Clark, Madison Warren and Fayetta counties met in Xenia Wednesday evening fo r ft dem­ onstration. Music wa* furnished by tha meal band* w. TRACTION LINE SOLD Thomas Femeding, Dayton, former manager o f the Dayton & Xenia Traction-Co., purchased th& line at receiver's sale Wednesday, fo r $130,- 000. The company has been in the hands o f a receiver for more than two years. It had $392,700 outstanding in bonds, $300,000 in preferred stock and $200,000 in common stock. SPECIAL FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY TEETH GUARANTEED TRUE BITING |AKEANGEMBNTB FOE W O E S LA T E R A t\ Z S E f f l FEJOES CAN BE M ADE MOW , DON ’T W A IT , P m * In form ation Call MalnSW-W T w tti K xtraotod { M n b ft ly and Now One* By Might .$1<1.50 -Eaofe N o -More N o Lao* Qnarant—d Pooltivoly th# Boot or Monty Refunded Work. Alto Special Price# On All Other SMITH Nf Lens Waiting. Work Done on Your FIrat Vielt, Ufa S. Lhnoetona St. Over 6 and 10c Store, Springfield, O. Open Dally and Tueedey, Thur#d#y and Saturday Eyeninge DR. Mrs. Albert Gans o f Louisville the guest o f Dr. and Mrs. J. Stewart, Clearance Sale of. Men’s and Boys Clothing. Home Clothing Co. Special prices on High grade oil in 2 or 5 gal. lots.' Dean fir e and Battery Shop We have a full line o f all kinds o f spark plugs fo r any make o f auto­ mobile or tractor. Other auto sup­ plies, tires, etc." ’ Service Hardware Co. Investigate, the Herald Travel Ac­ cident Insurance Policy. Wanted,* Antique furniture o f Ml kind* atid every description. Martin Weimer, Rotten Support Tho*« who loin upon their dignity In need o f a better nupport—The 1 Outlook. v John Deere and Massey Harris Binders and M owers % - . .. -*•■ /;<■# , Plymouth Twine Nesco Oil Stoves, Haag Washers,,, Screen . Doors, Window Screens, Hanna’s Green Seal Paint, CEMENT — TILE — FENCE — POSTS COAL — HARDWARE — FEED ; CedarvilleFarmers’ Grain Company Everything for^the Farm " Phone 21 Cedarville* Chip ik r ' -v-, w'* i£sv *e Rev. C , E . Winteringham, wife and son, o f New Carlisle, O,, Mr, and Mrs, C. A , Bennett o f Cleveland, 0 ., Mrs. Frances Bums, Mr, and Mrs. C a r l' Burns and daughter, Mary Catherine o f Daytcn, are guests o f Rev, and Mrs. Bennett today, Friday, MOSER’S 1 M J V j l l . - Country Club Evaporated 3 Ig, g \ _ f I W l H l t cans.25c. Eagle Brand Con- J i VAM C a JI dsnsed can 19c, Wilson's 3 cans Wil - _______ CC in Tomato sauce 4 cans#* !"* i R e a n . S , f Campbell’. 3 cans 25c 2 t 5 C 5 fjeinz, oven baked, 2 cans . ■w w 1 Q)rallakes,“ ;;= ' plOc , , CC 1 L2 lb. Rye loaf 10c. C C f| _ [ B rea d , > c ° w w i ° ® c * POTATOES. Fine C J ) . caokers 15 lbs . . . PEACHES, G F ( t q a , 5 lbs 21c bs|sket*PI .H I , . WATERMELONS. C O . Large ripe eaeh LEMONS, Large 360*1* 7 c CAKES, 20 oz . k y e jO K r 25c 2 lb. layer , . CERTO , For Jelly o n - ( 'making bottle . v 4 DR INKS , Gingerale.Rriot- beer 6r Lemon "I Soda ............ PEANUT Butter 1 lb. M ; jar ca 22 c bulk 1 » lb ....................... 1 9 b i JELLO, All flavors 1 A n ; , pkg . » . . , , , . . . , i v v 2 SOAP, P G 6 bar « 5 c ^Kirk’s 4 bars Q Q G or » - * ■**,* SPAGHETTI* Bulk lb. 10c \ F A in tomato sauce 3 fur . _, , , . »4a*Jv 1 BUTTER . E«t«Ao,* 4 4 C Oleo 22c C C C lb HAMS, Sugar Cured 35o Callies lb. 27c i Cattage lb .. i . , . , . “ v v *! . BACON f Sugur g g g cured lb v Miss Mabel Studevant of Union City, Ind., who has been visiting with relatives here will return home Fri­ day, 15 Days o f Savings V v * \ ki-. Mr. and Mrs. W. Lelnnd o f Wash­ ington C. H. and Mr, and Mrs. John Miller o f Steubenville, O., were the guests o f Mrs. Anna M. Townsley, Wednesday. They met while on an Eastern trip 'last summer. v . For Sale: A high grade three piece Living Room set for sale. Only been in. use since fall. Will sell at a sacri­ fice fo r cash. Call Phone No. 38. ,_v. on these , V a l u e s ! SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE See our- Windows fo r REDUCTION in MEN'S and BOY’S Clothing. Home Clothing Co. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Warfel of ston, lo\var are hero- on- a- week’s fw it h Prof. C. E« Oxley and Mr. S. M. Murdock and daughter, in, returned Tuesday from Louisville !y,, where they spent nearly a week SALE STARTS FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 23rd, 9 A. M. Starting FRIDAY morning at 9 a. m, wo will offer our entire stock o f spring and summer footwear as such amaz- ing reductions that people cannot af­ ford to miss this BIG SALE. Hosts o f BARGAINS that mean a GREAT Saving. Come early while our selectio nis good* * •/ EXTRA SPECIAL For Women Ladies Silk Bose Our regular |I*09 valus . Sale Price 79c EXTRA SPECIAL , * Drew Arch Rest Shoes In Black. Kid, Patent, leather; Tan Kid, Tan Suede. New ' patterns and new lasts. Our regu­ lar $8.50 and $9.00 value $7.45 Michael Sweeney, sppnt several days ere- last week visiting with old riends and acquaintances. .Michael The interesting article on the first age relative to the largest wheat MISSES and CHILDREN’S SLIPPERS One lot Misses and Children’s Slippers in Patent leather, Dull leather and tan. These are short lines inpur good patterns and values up to $8.00. A REAL BARGAIN AT $ 1.00 Mrs. Mary Sexton Corrigan, aged 8, wife o f John Corrigan, died at i30 Wednesday afternoon following few years on the rm. The following Mrs, Frank Foley, S6uth Charleston; Emmet, o f rfield; Frank at homo; The fel- 5 ate brothers and sisters! M. from St.’ Augustine’s church, ONE LOT LADIES’ SLIPPERS and Pumps in tan, calfskin, patent leath­ er, .satin, black kid and blonde kid. One and two strap, two and three eyelet ties, high, cuban an dlow heels. Also ladies *black kid k ee oxofrds, euban heel, turn sole. $5.00 to $8*00 values $3.95 One big lot Ladies Slippers in Tan, Calf­ skin, Patent eather, White kid and Satin. Pumps andStrapsippers, high and low heels. Plain patterns and cut outs. $5.00 t o $8.00 VALUES SALE PRICE $2.95 EXTRA SPECIAL FOR WOMEN One big lot Ladies Oxfords, slippers and * Pumps in Brown kid, Tan Calfskin Brown Suede, Patent leather, Satin and Blonde kid. Lace oxfords, pumps and straps. High and low heels, nifty patterns and new lasts. Values up to $10.00. Sale Price $4.95 ■# Maser’s. Shoe Store Xenia, Ohio <S •