The Cedarville Herald, Volume 50, Numbers 1-26

* / va * « > Mr. *nd Mr*. Raed Pringle are in l"t>CAL a n d p e r s o n a l , Martinsville, Ind., at a health resort ,in that city. vLJC . Jeffersonville is to issue $8,800 In o. “a n t stop the rain but you can bonds to purchase a motor >re engine ma are your corn two weeks earlier and construct fire tisterns in the vil- w t h Armow* Big Crop Fertilizer, laj e. The to%n has had one or two earned on hand by Maywood Korney, bad fires and not sufficient protection. For l ent: Good terms. . Phone 05.. garden. Liberal There is no use to patch ’em, when yon can buy new overalls for |1.W at Home Clothing Co, The Wednesday Afternoon Club was entertained this week at the home o f Mrs. J. H, Wolford, iSKsas TRUE BITING PLATES GUARANTEED THE BEST AND TO FIT ANY MOUTH AT A PRICE WITHIN REACHOE ALL D R . S M IT H SPRINGFIELD, OHIO » No Long Waiting. Work Done .on Your First Visit 25 J-2 S. Limestone St, Over 5 and 10c Store. , Open Daily and Tuesday and Thursday Evenirigs Household Goods The Undersigned will sell at Public Auction at the residence of Sidney Smith on Miller street, Cedar- ville, on Saturday, April 30, 1927 AT 1:00 O’CLOCK SHARP Beds, Spring and Mattresses Dressers and Wash Stands Dining Room Tables and Chairs * Rocking Chairs and Odd Chairs 2 Side Boards and 2 Kitchen Cabinets 2 Book Cases, Stands and Mirror Several Room Size Rugs 9xi2 1 1 Soft Coal Heater, Gas Stove, 2 Ranges XHard Coal, Burner and 1 Coal Oil Stove Cooking Utensils and many other articles too numerous to mention. 1 One-Horse Wagon. TERMS OP iALE CASH C. H. Crouse, Administrator & Mrs. Sidney Smith KENNON BROS.— Auctioneers Country Club, l 1*2 lb. Twin o r P T _ K t r l i n Split lpaf 9c. Country Club 1 lb, / mz V M « I> | ^Ci Vienna 1 lb. . ■ R ye 1 1-2 lb. 10c. Whole Wheat 1 lb . . . . . . .. 8c Country Club Round Layer ? li2a6Si?9c‘ £ountry club square ‘ZVC V U U V M J |ayer 20 oz ............................................ w Pound Cake 19c each. Spcrtfee Cake 10c Angel-food Cake each , ............................... 29c POTATOES, Certified 1 — f i Cobblers 2 bu bag $5.10 Bushel b a g ........... Early Ohlo3 2 bu. bag . . . ' ........................................ $4.92 Bushel... . . . . . . . . -^ ........- •• . . . . . . . . . . $2.43 Milk, Country Club Evaporated 3 tall "I O cans 25c. Country C luLEvapo- JP rated 3 srrtall cans . . . . . . . . . . . GRAPE Juice Excellent Quality, large ' | Css bottle each . . . . I . A** v CRACKERS , Coun- o C r try B lu b 2 lbs NAVY BEANS, 7 G r Hand picked 4 lbs,'” **'* LARD . Kettle Ren- dered 2 lbs . J . BUTTER, CoUhtry tU L t Club Creamery Ib .^ “ « OLEO, Eatmore 1 Qn Hut lb................. Churngold lb^ i . . . . . 19e II__an.fillInil-■'■•-f" 11 ' "■^■ininmiii.i*-niuimwM. 6ANANAS, Fancy Yellow fruit 4 l b s , . * * 1' HEW POTATOES, Red Triumphs, finest quality 5 l b s « 3 v ONIONS, New T e x a s ^ A very good 3 lbs. , « d v GRAPEFRU IT , large 54 size 3 for , 25c HAMS, Smoked, regular . . . . 28C BACON. Nice lean, 3 lb. piece or more ibt **¥**»•**«* •¥* 28 c WINDOW SCREEN, 24x37 inches AO** adjustable e a ch .. , T u v FLY SW A TTE R S , f f t * Good qu a lity ,. , . . * " w For Bale;- Garden plow in good condition. Fannie McNeill. Mr. Chares Clemans has been quite ill fo r about two weeks suffering with an Attack o f the grip. He is reported somewhat better at this tjme. Prices Reduced on all chicks after May 1st. Northup Hatchery, Rfd 1, Yellow Springs, O. “Prof, John Davis, who is the Smith- Hughes agricultural instructor in the Kingman public schools in Clinton county, has been re-elected for anoth­ er year. - * Mr. Cecil Ewb.ank, who has been teaching at Chester, 0 ., has returned to Cedarville, his school year having terminated, Mrs. Ewbank will arrive here Sunday or Monday. For Sale:- White* Collie pupa. 2 miles east o f Jamestown on Washing­ ton pike. Wm. Finney * For Sale: Ladies, Misses and child­ rens trimmed hats. Silk bonnets for children. Organdy and silk baby caps. Mrs Ellen Weimer. South Main St. Mr. Howard Arthur has received an offer as coach and instructor in science in the public schools at Tippe­ canoe City, Miami county. , The Greene County Commissioners were guests o f the Five-County Med­ ical group a t Lebanon, Tuesday, The commissioners o f. the five counties were present to hear an address on rabies,; Counties represented were Fayette, Clinton, Vfarren, Qreen, Clark and Montgomery. Mr. Charles Gilbert o f South Charleston, former resident o f this place, underwent an operation Wed-, nesday at Miami Valley hospital, Day ton fo r an abcess o f the bowels. The operation was performed by Dr. Bowers, and reports are favorable as to. complete recovery. Mr. Gilbert has. been in, poor health fo r some months. Colleg# Juniors Banquet Senior Thursday Is Springfield— The Junior Senior dags o f Cedar­ ville College banquet was held last evening at the Woman’s Town Club East High Ssteet, Springfield, The following was the menu: Cream of Spinach Soup, Celery, Olives, Wafers Chicken Patties, Browned Cream Po­ tatoes, Tomato Aspic ■Salad, Hot Parker house Rolls, Pineapple Mar­ malade, Candies, Fruit Parfaiti Coffee Mr. Paul Brown acted as toastmas­ ter and the following was the speak­ ing anil entertainment program: . Welcome President o f Junior Class, Paul Brown. Response—President o f Senior class Robert Turnbull. Vocal Solo--Dream of an Eve, Mifes. Helen Iliffe. “Are First Impressions Perma­ nent?” , Prof, R« M, Borst. “ Our Yesterdays” , Martha Dean. “ Our Todays” , Mary Webster, . , Vocal Solo—My heart ait Thy Dear Voice, Ruth Burns. • * - “ Our Tomorrows”, Dr. W. R. Me McChesney. College Song. : Music was furnished by the Witten­ berg Quintet. About seventy were present. CHURCH NOTICES M. E. CHURCH SERVICE Rev. S, M.Tngmire, Pastor Sunday School at 9:30 A , M. P. M. Gillilan, Supt, Maywood Homey Asst. - ■ ; N Morning-service at 10:30 A. MS Those who were hot baptized last Sabbath will be baptized at this ser­ vice.: ■.■ 6:30 Epworth League. 7:30 Union' Service. Subject: “ Is it wrdhg to doubt?” Special music by the Junior choir. U. P. CHURCH Sahbath School at 10:00 A. M. Mr. O; A. Dobbins, superintendent. Morning service at 11:00 A M. . Sermon Topic: “ The Miracle of Turriing a man into Another Man.” O. ,Y. P. C. U, at 6:30. FiiftsT P resbyterian churct * Rev, W- P- Hkrriman, Pastor. Sabbath School a t 10:00 A. M. James C, McMillan,- Supt. Morning service a t 11:00 A M. ' C. E. at 6:30 P. M. The Freshman class o f the College enjoyed a picnic Tuesday evening at the oliffs-where a fine spread was en­ joyed.. Part o f the class also shared in a shower o f eggs. The hen fruit was .of .the fresh variety and came from a delegation o f upper classmen under cover. Dr. C. M. Ritchie and wife arrived Tuesday and are awaiting the arrival o f their household goods from Pitts­ burgh. Dr. Ritchie completed his work last’Sabbath and is to retire from the pastorate. He purchased the White residence on ' North Main street sev­ eral months ago. Dr. Ritchie was for several years pastor o f the Clifton U. P, church and they will be warmly welcomed as residents o f this com­ munity. Mr. Fred Bird o f Mandek Bros., Chicago, spent Saturday and Sabbath with his mother, Mrs. „Robert Bird. Mr. Bird made a trip for his-company to Visit Ohio State University at Col­ umbus, and Ohio University at Ath­ ens, to interest students to take em­ ployment with the company,. MV. and Mrs. Sidney Smith will leave the first o f the week fo r Clrde- ville, where Mr. Smith has employ­ ment at a paper mill. For Sale: Small gas stove in ex­ cellent condition. James C. McMillan. T NOCINDERSFORSALE UNTILFURTHERNOTICE. The Hagar StrawBoard&PaperCo. CEDARVILLE, OHIO. Here’s Good News Men! MADE TO ORDER— 2-PIECE SUITS X For Sale: Seed Barley. Recleaned, $1,00 per bu, Phone l . K, M. John­ ston, Bpwcrsville. * For Sale—Eggs for hatching. Bar- We ara now prepared to charge Mr. U, L. Join1, r ombient merduwt and repair automobile and radio bat- j has been ill fo r the past two week* teries, Shell Gasoline Station, ; but jg reported better. .Martin Weimer j *--- ----- ~~— j A ll those knowing themselves to ba The choir o f the First Presbyterian cliurch was entertained Wednesday1 evening by the congregation in rec­ ognition o f the faithful service. Din­ ner was served in the dining room and there was a full attendance. Mrs, Mildred Foster is the leader o f the choir. — -- LAWN MOWERS—Horse Clippers Jindebted to the undersigned will red rocks. Good strain. Eggs $3 per Plow Shares* sharpened. j please tail and make imjaediat* sat- hundred. Phono 21-101, iTHE BOCKLETT-KING CO., Xenia, Itlm er.t or satisfactory arrangement*. Mrs. Collins Williamson j Ohio, j Reed Pringia Galloway &Cherry XENIA, OHIO Biggest Special of the Year! Sale Starts Saturday, April 30th and lasts all next week SPECIAL PRICES! / SPECIAL TERMS! SPECIAL ASSORTMENT* 36 Fine Ranges from which to Make Your Selection; THESE ITEMS ARE ALSO OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO THE HOUSEWIFE 9x12 Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs $ 9 . 9 8 Beautiful Porch Pillows............. —- 9 8 C Handsome Couch Hammocks $18.75 and up Axminster Rugs 9x12 .......................... $29.75 and up Ozite Rug Cushion ....................... ....... 1...... 95c per yd. (Makes Rugs Wear Twice as Long) ‘ f GOOD GROUND-BIG CROPS What is true o f corn and oats is equally true o f money. Plant it in the right place and in the right way and you can be sure o f a big crop o f dollars, We offer a bigger crop than ever to those who plant their money here because itnow earns — a 3-Piece Suit or Overcoat All One Price, $25.75 Single Pahts, $8.25 ORDER FROM H O M E 'C L O T H IN G COMPANY Cedarvilie, Ohio. - FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT Every dollar ,is amply protected by first mortgage on Clark County real estate. If you have money earning less than 6 per cent. Come in and see us. The Springfield Building & Loan Association 1 i4 28 E. Main Street Springfield, Ohio i(< U1 ■Ji *mw#wm niwwi m w /