The Cedarville Herald, Volume 50, Numbers 1-26

PUBLIC SALE! ,1 will st fmMic auction at m y re^ak-ieo in RemT«\i ship, i. Jink- S..ulk f»f iksdslMit. , on SATURDAY* FEBRUARY 1% 1927 COMMENCING AT 1;00 P. M, Tht* foliowii)# h m ^ k o k l goods consisting ofo— ULrdUsnd bedding 2set bedsprings' 3 mattresses' 1 leather eouelt 1 leather chair 2 besting stoves 1 cook stove 1 set buggy ha«ic 3 I set work harness 1 spring wagon 1 glee! 1 single plow and harrow Butchering «utfit. 2 hog houses Several lamps and. pictures 2 grind stones Bishea and Pottery 12 cord stove wood. 1 Rentwood churn 50 grain saeks 1 lee Cream freesor I'-'O- ha. corn in crib 1 Pheaton buggy, Other articles not mentioned 50 Chicken*—Black Minorca*, Buff Rocks, Barred Rocks TERMS OP SALE — CASH Mrs. J. H. RMENOUR Ool. Carl Taylor, Auct. <*owd>*WaU l Tp For Hearing The eeso t f James R, Waft agilnst ik I-, ffcwJv, CTcv^tcv of the cVxtej rf FSkslvtn Lytle, was heard as tljo ( c f f e r a i r n I 'k a s several fia js j ep. appeal f-vm FiTatq < cptj , ]| HEs\Waft £a creking to have the case j op:i;c 3 dao £0 the fact that arseta arc j.pi in the hands oS tire executes af­ ter fTvg vita?. I;o ptorp op ! c -3 y »?. s a final account. At lira Probate Court bearing ii drtdonc'J that there is yet about in the Lytle estate ae- eoeijfc fe the Sonia National Bash. There is also cotno onletaxding steel: otill ca tlio fftoro OHCompany beaks accerifeg to claims made in court. Judge Gon-dy besides drawing the legal fee as executor paid himself a handsome sum from the assets of the estate as legal adviser to himself. Sir. Watt for Juts eon and daughter, the heirs,- liaa refused to settle with Judge Gowfiy until there lias hec-n an accounting of the business of the es- tate. . S* IKS? 'IVCSSII via ,fs THEATER Dayton s:Ir "''''b p ONE WEF* Vh'o!m m v t FEB. 13 WW m P fOSCEPT &JUNOAY NIGHT Matinee* Wednesday and Saturday THE ROfABLE EVENT OF THE SEASON THE MOST THRILLING MUSICAL PLAY EVER PRODUCED IN AMERICA Thousand* Coming From Neighboring Citio to Wltno** Itl m sseu dANNBYpresents'^ 1^ ~ “ OP PRINCIPALS, including LIFPE, GIENEVIEVjE WALLIN, MARK „ DISTINGUISHED CAST _ JOHN MEALEY, H. COOPER (R- u s n t v i c v s SMITH. JANE VICTORY, ET HEL PASZTOR, fMJL IjjpCH, PRANK PANNING, ALICE SEL MORE CMFFE—MANY OTHERS THRILLING CHORUS 60 —QRCH ESTRA 35 —CORPS IDE BALLET Direct From 560 Times At the Casino, NewYork. COMPANY OP 120 — 12-BIG SONG HITS-12 EVES, LOWER FLOOR—3.30. BALCONY—1.10-165-2.20-2.75 WED. MAT. -ii 75c to 2,20. SAT. MAT. —*■1.10-1.65-2.20*2.75 SECUM SEATS EARLY AND AVOID THE INEVITABLE BOX OFFICE -LIKES — SEAT BALE HOW OPEN. Protective Association Meets Feb. 21 N O T ICE ! We are ready for our Eighth year In the hatching J.iiWrifari, Th** year 1920 was our biggest and beat, Wo are prepared to make this year bigger and better. All flocks and equipment in A 4 shape. We can till any size order PROMPTLY. In our customHatching Department we have a separate machine for each order. Northup Hatchery K, R. 1 . Yellow Springs, Ohio. NOCINDERSFORSALE UNTILFURTHERNOTICE. HieHagarStrawBoard&PaperCo. CEDARVILLE, OHIO. TRY OUR JOB PRINTING At*a, meeting1of the officers of the Cedarville Protective Association on Tuesday, the date of the annual .netting watt fined for Monday night. February 21 at Community Hall Ex­ change Bank building. There will be lunch to the members, speaking and entertainment with election of. officers Farm Loans .at 5f/v semi-annually. Only have to.ppy $30.00 on the thous­ and each six months, which ays both nvincipal and interest, -Loan never becomes due, hut pays off on amorti­ sation play. Under government su pervision, being part 'of Land Bank system. Address or call by telephone iiie Community National Farm Loan Association Osborn, Ohio. Phono No. 9. ‘ (3t). Representatives wanted in this lo­ cality toTiandlc bur 1927 line of Wall paper; make.big money jsample bool' £ree;twrite for particulars Louis C. fiuelia, 137-189 E. Main St., Colum­ bus, Ohio, fWe are now prepared, to charge add repair automobile and radio bat­ teries, Shell Gasoline -Station, Martin Welmer * WE ARE NOW culling and blood testing froekjs. If interested call Le- !,nnd Cramer, 5 . 1 -R'Or 3 i 5 i 5 -B, XEkf '- HAT ii.MRiEil CO,, Xenl -, O., P. C Box 1,51 (4t) » For Sale;- Finna and organ.‘Eoth in A-l condition, Pricek for quick £-aSe. , aanioa &»SIcMilhn I ^ J r , NewOrfsele, Ohio, Jan. 7,1927 'T-oc a “loss I planted five bufitcls of pot.'.Eci:? or; one>bslf aero with an appls- er»on of 230 pounds of *AA Quality* Forlifec* (r; poruoi'3, manufactured by Tim Ar;'. i.r»n Ag-ieultucal Ciictnicai Ci'lKpri!" Vhlf. vie'ded me 254 crates■ cr 254 hr, iwls. This would be at die rate of hr.ter thru 300 buslieio per acre. These pot toes were' of exceptionally fine .ouriky, smooth and free from scab or Vfi-ht. ’’In the same patch I planted the came .'sriety of potatoes and used another brriid or mnufactu'c of fertilizer. The treatment and conditions were identical other than the fertilizer us^d. The yield where ’AA Quality' Pertiiszer for potatoes ivpfruscd tyas fully or,e-tii.'r<! more. /'I have used 'AA Quality* Fertilizers for five years, and I heartily recommend it for potatoes’1 to alt potato growers.** ■—-Oscar M, Lcathlcy Every crop you harvest leaves your laud poorer—unless you enrich the soil with a good fertilizer s»« ’AA Q uality ” Fertilizers do plant during every^ stage o f its more man Carry the burden growth. They bring crops to o f feeding the current crop. They build up your land gen­ erally and enrich the soil for succeeding seasons. They build an earlier—and more profitable maturity. The materials in “AA Qual­ ity” Fertilizers are most care- up run-down fields and make fully prepared, mixed, curedand them profitable* They give you remitted. That's why they al- heavy yields o f better quality wrays work uniformly in drill products. or planter. They are made by That's because “AA Qual- the largest fertilizer manufae- ity” Fertilizers are -* —* hmtv*rnirmanv in the made right. Their formulas are the re­ sult o f years o f scien­ tific research. They supply crops with just the right plant fo od elements, in proper proportions and such perfect con­ dition that they are available to each *¥ v, t, fHtnUZEBi , I f - :-i?» '*'”s 1 turing co pany in the world! And backed by a first, a second and a third genera­ tion o f consistent, en­ thusiastic users! , * „ whose farms have been enriched, whose yields have been in­ creased, whose profits have mounted into big money. “AA QUAUTY" ManufmUmd only by \ THE AMERICAN AGftlCUIfifUHA'L CJtlliMKAt COMIVtNf.. svCincinnati Safe# Dept.* 401*Ffm ldfpf Bank ' '■> ' r : : ‘V r ,/ m o” j * ! y t; 'n I. \ t, ..,v•v.t- ,• f V v , ‘ t ■^ AM l\ ’ IV ■ .«*r— . John Deere and Oliver Plows ■<3bv. ' John Deere Tractors Hardware, Feed, Coal, Fence and Seeds' Cedarville Farmers’ Grain Company | v Everything for the Farm J Phone 21' . 1 Cedarville, Ohio Public Sa le ! Having decided to retire from farming I will sell at public sale on my farm qji tho Fedeal pike, A 1-2 railes east of Gcciarville, and two and one half miles west of the Jamestown and Selma pike on what was fomerly known as tho J. H. Brcthcrtcn farm, cn WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 16,1927 at 10:30 A. M, 6— . HEAD OFHORSES— 6 Consisting of 1 Black horse, 8 year old, wt., 1800; 1 Bay mare 8 years old, Wt., 1700; 1 Bay horse 4 year.old, wt., 1500; 1 team Dapple gray mareo 5 year old, wt, 1500; J team Gray mareo 14 years old Wt, 1500. 2Cow, 1-2 Jersey, Giving Good Flow of Milk 117 — HEAD OFHOGrS---- ~H7 Consisting of 100 feeding hogs weight 100 to 125 lbs.; 17 sows to farrow in March. These hogs are all doable immuned for cholera and pneumonia. — FARM IMPLEMENTS Consisting of 2 8-ft. MeCromick binders; 1 Thomas mower; 1 Fawners’ Friend wheat drill 14 disc; 1 hay rake; 1 7 ft. Double Disc cutter; 1 hay tedder; 4, Oliver corn cultivaor3; 1 John Deere Sulky . breaking plow; 1 90-tooth harrow; 2 drags;. 1 John Deere com plant­ er; T Rock Island corn planter; with Spy Bean attachment; 1 wagon with ladders and'hog rack; 1 feed grinder; 1 roller; 2 one-horse cul­ tivators; 1 B.orni buggy; 0 sides Tz'-i havners. eo iars, bridles and lines HOUSEHOLD GOODS Combination book case; 1 Buffet; 1 12- f t dinning* table; 1 leather couch;. 1 dresser; ,1 wash stead; 1 bed and springs; 1 kitchen, range; 2 heating stoves; 1 Cream Separator; 1 churn. Other. articles not mentioned. ■ 3----- INCUBATORS------ 3 Consisting of 2 100-Egg Buckeye Incubators in good condition. I 125- egg Faraire Incubator in good condition.. TERMS MADE KNOWN DAY OF SALE ARTHUR CUMMINGS Taylor and Weikert, Aucts., Harry Lewis, Clerlto Lunch by the Ladies of the Cedarville M.,E. church H’ SDIFFEIUSNT—THIS l?55s»' . t o * ■ m i . S3 Beautiful 3-Piece Mohair Chesterfield Suite A charming living room suite that will greatly chj hence the beauty of your home. It is upholstered in * genuine silk' mohair of rose-taupe color combi* nation. A large wing back chair has been substituted tot tho rocker, outside bark* of davenport and n h ills il Jtrz.'tmtfrUiS 4v» 6<tt#'fc V U 1 U 1 L U SIC. iM U U U IU V high grade material and uut a tack showing. Re­ versible cushions and tas­ sels add to its beauty, it is especially priced at $172.50 Its DIFFERENT because McMlLLANS plan of furniture mer. chandising entirely eliminates any misrepresentation or juggling ■ furniture prices throughout the month of February, or any other month in the year for that matter. In our Btoro the-same honest merchandise and the Same honest prices that you nave always found will prevail, regardless of sales events elsewhere that proclaim to intelligent people a savings of 1-2 to 1-4 off,their regular prices. r ' ■ ’ ■ f. Qur location, low overhead and operating expenses do mean a real savings to you on good’ dependable merchandise, not only in February; but In every month of ,.the year. We know from our growing business that our customers appreciate the savings that we give them and before you buy furniture at a so called •'Special February Furniture Sale- von owe it ,to yourself to compare our regular values and regular prices. Sffi&j 3 ~r> H OM E & TFITS HOME Homo builders and homo lovers-” here Is an indisputable fact- no where else can yon seeare a complete outfit at prices like ours —Wo have on our floors beautiful suites for any room in the home, comparison Is best attor all, eorao and select the furni­ ture that you want, A very email down payment will do and free ctorago until you want it delivered. Our liboral deferred pay­ ment plan will help you furnish your home. M c M i l l a n s 9 Pieces of Queen Anne Dining Furniture Hero aro nine pieces of quality furniture, tor your dining room, they aro of­ fered at a real bargain price, tho suite Is made in American walnut veneers in combination with other substantial hard woods, tho chaira aro covered in tapontry, the nine pieces ns illustrated including the 5 side chaira and one host chair are priced complete for . $129,00 liow Foot Bed In Walnut Indeed * very attractive bed- its line, bow foot and dueo walnut finish, the 'dmide pattern is one that will Mrmonlro with most* iv any period, in full eise :dy. IUNERAL URNITURE IMMMQailBiHGB EALERg IRECTORS CEDARVIUiE, OHIO. Genuine Walnut Dresser $23.00 $23.00 „;i appealing dresser, Suss ')«» right slae and the tutor period is one that will be easy to match with «»>y sa'Hs, rigidficonotim-,^ Hi.n lUiIrtiM. . r m ,’>V Smart Vanity Dresser $42.50 ^se^sas&ic-. % . Walnut Iliiish Metal Bed Thcae baitj aro noted fo* thoir finioboa, tliay aro of s*eel and look like v;«n«a. a good ooloetion o f do* Blgas and flniohoa, the one iliuatratcd id a two inch continuono pont bond and a very good vasao at the price quoted. im i s SS.10 *i .n -*<■ Full Vanity Wroaoet* oi aeaejoiw cfsei—yot n^t eauitsc-rcaftio. Hoc a iarce raitfor ujk I two awinniag ’ Miwv.ij. there ia a nijolf belay; tho ceator oviiror, built ia A a ofleao v.alaot VC’heev. fin! is. 1 fl<\ ji ,Uxi '< , “V \ h ^ f I \ ' K t, , ■• & * rf- >’ ^1 r M *^*?!™y!" - \ *> ’ 1,3-' / • f K 4'" i>* ^