The Cedarville Herald, Volume 50, Numbers 1-26

WORK DONS ON DAY RECEIVED Brin* <ar sand them in the morning sad gat them by night. Open Daily and Tuesday and Thursday Evenings DR. G. A . SMITH 26 1-2 3 . Limestone St. Springfield, 0 . Over Woolworth 5 .& 10 ! Entered at the Post Office, Cedarville, Ohio, October 31,1387, as second class matter, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1327, YOU CAN W IN - A T YOUR SHOW OR ON TH E N IS T At the reoeat Bpriwrfle 14 ahow, l>sc, ®-». w* m 31 rtnrta and 4 silver cups, Inohidteg Slg&eat prodocttoR pen, BUY STURDY CHICKS Sturdy Chicks sad get the best. They oast no woes than the ordinary hatchery Write Fee Prices end Catalog THS W f m p v BABY CHICK CO, Sex 76. Springfield, Ohio. LARGE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM ROSE BLUSH, PARCHMENT BLOND KID AND PATENT LEATHER IN ; . STRAPS, PUMPS AND TIES v, • I * •. Carried in widths from A A A ’s to D. to H E . Main St. Xenia, 0. PURINAFEDS PIGCHOW HENCHOW STEERFATINA CHICKSTARTINA CORN PLANTERS JOHN DEERE — BLACK HAWK SUPERIOR , Livingston’ s Garden Seeds In Bulk COAL - FENCE - POSTS - TILE Cedarville IFarmers’ Grain Company Everything for the Farm Phone 21 ' Cedarville, Ohio LIME SULPHUR PARIS GREEN b o r d e a u M ix t u r e DRY ARSENATE OF LEAD PYEOX TUBER TONIC CALL US FOR PRICES P row an t & B rown I . ■ 1 3 TA# Stow GOVERNOR USES THE PADDLE The “ third house” or lobby, that rules the present -legislature to a large extent met its equal in Governor Donahey last week when a bill was up in the Ohio Senate that would make illegal the use of any kind of slot-machine in Ohio. The vote on the bill was small, some four or five for it and about as many vot­ ing in the negative. More than twenty members did not vote at ail. The governor says the slot-machine lobby applied the brakes and would not let the bill pass. The lobby immediatelj set up a clamor that the governor was sponsoring a bill to make one kind of slot-machine legal and others uot. This charge drew a special message from the governor and ’ he made it known-who wrote the bill, it being drawn by Gyrus Loeher, at the Governor’s request. He also sent copies of let-: ters from slot-machine interests to the Senate committee *with the statement the committee could make the contents known if it cared to. The. Governor has the original letters. The com­ mittee or the Governor should make them public. If members of the Senate were interested in any way the public should not be kept in the dark about any kind of business that would per­ mit the slot-machine to thrive in Ohio, . Governor in a way appealed to the public. Tlie lobby took to the “ tall and uncut.” The members did not care to have a price tag displayed in public and .this week the anti-slot machine bill was passed by a large vote, , It might be interesting to know where Sen. ( ? ) Marshall stood-on the vote last week when the measure received so few Votes? INDUSTRIES ARE LEAVING OHIO •It has just recently come to light that manufacturers are not seeking locations in Ohio. Those Ohio concerns that have been located in the state for many years are not inclined to ex­ pand but are erecting factories in other states. There is a rea­ son. of course. That reason is none other than the way Ohio is . managed and the part the legislature plays ip handling tax matters, ■ . Within the past year it is said the United States Steel Co, was desirous of erecting a plant in Ohio that would represent an investment o f well on to a hundred million dollars'. When the tax situation came up the company sought a location in the state of Illinois. Reports are that the Sheet and. Tube Steel Company of Youngstown wanted to spend several million on axpension but this will go to some other state. The American Rolling Mill Co.- of Middletown is not expanding any of i ts in­ dustrial-plants in Middletown, Colummbus or Zanesville. The expansion program is on at Ashland, Ky., where the tax rate is about one half of the Ohio charges for doing business. With big companies looking elsewhere to spend their money it certainly is a condition that should alarm the farm and home owners in Ohio. The average farm and home owner is compelled to remain and stand to be soaked by a spendthrift legislature, such as the One Ohio had two years ago and the present one. Unless Governor Donahey vetoes the increased tax bill, property owners will have a tax increase added to the present rates next June. Both political parties were pledg­ ed against a direct state levy but the Republican legislature cared nothing for a party pledge. It had more interest in in­ creasing salaries for law makers and judges. • NOCINDERSFORSALE UNTILFURTHERNOTICE. TheHagar StrawBoard&PaperCo. *»» ■ - • , CEDARVILLE, OHIO. “ Where Savings ate Safe* Paid on Deposits Compounded Semi-Annually 20,000 Members Assets Over 1 0 l/z 'Million WEST SIDE BUILDING & LOAN ASSN. Three Offices: Third and Broadway 510 East Fifth St. 19 East Third St. Dayton, Ohio. (Established 1887) & n m m s OiSTRO-FINISHu Ate YOU Handy with a Btusli? The thrifty houfewife findq.'dozcnsof places around the home which look better utter being touched Up with Hanna's Lustrod-mish, From Iv.by ean-kg-; and kitchen cabinets to'entire Doors and w/uVoik, everything is easilyrenewed by this lustrous, durable h ?.ttider. Hannas Lturo-Hnisli can be flowed on just as it inines from tin can b siacotr:.’, out into a bright, hard-drying suriv.a^ which withstands the tramp Of i.-cl, the moving about of furniture, etc. Uci a. v.e*i c , .w ... t..’/ it, SO i.D B Y CedurviHe Fanners* Grain Col CedarviHci ■Ohio. f • ■ ...........( ... , . . McDougal-Butler Co. OF BUFFALO, NEW YORK. MAKERSOFTHE— Finest PAINTS and VARNISHES ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF Fred J. Graham Co. OF XENIA AS EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR THIS TERRITORY. —Graham’s sell and; guarantee- McDngal-Butler Company’s MALTONA FLAT PAINTS . IRQUOIS PASTE PAINT BUFFALO QUALITY HOUSE PAINT BUFFALO .QUALITY COLORS IN OIL WHITE LEX PASTE FILLERS ; OUR FURNITURE SHOP FOR THE UPHOLSTERING, REFINISHING AND REPAIRING OF FURNITURE— Quality Work Only at Pleasing* Prises GLASS— WALL PAPER DOOR WINDOW * V LOW PRICES , f ■ ' A u t o m o b il e NEW. PATTERNS ■ ■ ' 1 . "A Fred F. Graham Company 17-19 S. Whitemap S t Xenia, Ohio Our Big Sale on Tires and tubes is going over big. Many have tak­ en advantage o f the low prices offered on quality merchandise. We are in poition to ‘‘re-tire** youc car with any size tire. Gome in and talk this over with us. 30x3 ..... $6.50 3Qx3V&...........$7.00 *■ 31x4 Cords 11.75 30*3 1-2 Tubes $1.49 $2.25 Value U. S, ROYAL CORDS 29x4.40 ........ $9.95 MILLER 29x4.40 ........... 8.95 OTHER m a k e s 2 9 x 4 . 4 0 7 . 4 5 up MICHELIN TIRES and TUBES AT SPECIAL PRICES Something New For Cedarville— A Cut Rate Store—Cut Rate PRICES and CASH IS KING 32x31/d U. S. G. and JV 32x4 Standard Makes 33x4 U. S. G. and J..... 33x4VkFirst Cord H. D." J . 7 5 ,7 .7 5 TO FIT ANY 33x4 RIM A REAL BARGAIN- GET IN WHILE THEY LAST —COMPARE THIS VALUE ALL BALOON SIZES AT GREAT REDUCTIONS Again we'say—No one here in this vicinity can compete with these prices and quality. Stop in and look us over. RADIO TUBES 99c $2 value guaranteed We ask you to come In and let us explain how we can handle such a large assortment oi tires and accessories for the car at a 50 per cent saying to you. BATTERIES National Ba itteries — World famous for qu&litty. Bring In your used battery and • and get one o f these high grade batteries Guaranteed 18 months RADIATORS Guaranteed against every thing but a wreck— non-freezable, Bring in your old olie and $10.75 Installation Free EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT THE SHELL GASOLINE STA­ TION IS ON MAIN STREET THAT’S US Weimer Service Station SHELL GASOLINE Call us—We Deliver Get Aquainted—It will pay You BATTERY CHARGING and REPAIR. GARAGE WORK The W home of April 21 T wool your abso this Hujkes i Qfudi