The Cedarville Herald, Volume 50, Numbers 1-26

at convert* t important j iy as these | I ■ ) Sncwy j nation I 'repes ?ner*s Art jrepe (le eludes! iv.alities. - Aia- ' utos . "With ■• Inming effects, cc yokes, lace materials, xib- 1 and pleats. ian Co. OH IO ifP . ‘ 1DSQME 3 led) in Ja- these new JNIA, 0, G ■ t *•% YOU CAN WIN- AT YOUR SHOW OR ON TH * NRST S ^ 5 5 f S ^ S S ^ f . t . w*w _ BUY STURDY CHICKS g ^ ^ S f t S g .‘x.^'wSs: W fH» M r Prie«* and catalog THE STURDY BABY OHICfK CO. **> Springfiald. Ohio. WALKER’S ' I ' Variety Store (Successor to Creed's Variety Store) i> l Invites you to attend their Bis Opening: next Saturday, May 7th The Big Feature is the 9c Sale. Bargains which you never dreamed of buying for 9c. DRESS GINGHAMS ,............... 9c yd* To lling ............................ ..................... h..... 9c Turkish T o w e l s <-..............9c Work Sox ........................... 9e Pr. Hundreds of other articles valued at 25c at 9c To get acquaintedwith the boys and girls we are going to sell 1 GANDY ALL DAY* AT 9c lb. DON’T FAIL TO INSPECT OUR MILLINERY and READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENTS We are trying to get just what you want, so come in and try us. WALKER’S Cedarville, Ohio w m um m i iiwndw iMw im i w t s m Country Club. 1 1-2 lb. Twin o r fT ^ S r C H C l f l Split Ifiiaf 9c. Country CJub 1 lb. / Q wrw*-**^ Vienna 1 lb. Rye 1 1-2 lb. 10c. Whole Wheat 1lb Raisin, every Wednesday 1 lb. .. 8 c . 9c Country Club Round Layer C < l & 6 S . ? 9c' 'Country Club square layer 20 oz. .. Pound Cake 19c each. Sponge C a k e ...................10c ^ngehfood Cake e a c h .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29c Coffee, Santos lb. 25c French brand lb. 45c. Country Club Steel. Cut . 47c 1 Regular 5c roll Clifton, Toilet special, ri' 20c Waldorf at our fegular price of 3 r o lls .......... CRACKERS. Coun*25£ S0AP CH1P? ' try Club 2 lbs OLEO. Estmore 1 Qp Nut lb................. Chtttngold lb . . . . . . IVe SYRUP. Karo, blue 1 A /* lab e l! 1-2 lb . . . A V L 5 lb. dhfl *............... ^9<s Kroger's pkg ----- & MILK, Country Club J C a evaporated 3 .cans.«^V| PEACHES, C lifton 1 1 n Brand, nawcan . G RA PE Juie*. Red 1 E r W ing p t. bo t t l e . . . SOAP. Palmolive 2QC 3 bars, 15c WINDOW SCREEN. 24x37 inches , - * >IAf» adjustable each .. “ I w CLEANSER. Wall J C Paper 4 cin s . ....****** ORANGES, Floridas, A 7 _ 176 size D o z .........“ I t . BANANAS, Fancy q j r a Yellow fruit 4 Ib 8 ,.“ *lt* [APPLES, Baldwins, fine cookers 6 lbs. .waits Wines&ps 3 lbs . . . . . . 25c BACON, Nice lean 3 lb* piece or mow ORC IDs f * « * r» i * » « • > » * LOCAL AND PERSONAL Ifr. G«org:e A, Sh*wi«*,0»pen:fc Sun­ day in Columbus, visiting: with friends There |« no use to patch ’em, when you: can buy new averall* for $1.00 «t Home Clothing Co, Lost -or Strayed: Black and white Fox Terrior. Reward offered. Phone Cedarville S .l76. Walker’s Variety Storeopens to the public .Saurday, A fine new stock of merchandise has been placed ready for the public. A novelty will be the wonderful 9c sale. The ad appears in this issue. . - Mr. William Little o f Madison Mills Ohio, was tha gruest o f Mr, Arthur CumfmnjfB the first of the-week. Mr. H. H. Brown attended the Dis­ trict meeting o f Rexall Druggists in the, Miami Valley held in Dayton on Tuesday. - For Sale:- White Collie pups, 2 miles east o f Jamestown on Washing!- tQn.,pike. Wra. Finney Mfsa Elaianor Johnson has accepted a teaching; position at Ross Twp. for the coming year. Her duties will con­ sist- o f three subjects in ’ tbe High school, and -music, in the grades. For Sale:- Garden plow in good condition, ' Fannie McNeill. Prowant and Brown announce the usual, spring one cent sale. This is a special event over the country, with all Rpxa);i Drug Stores, The sale will end Saturday. ' Cedar Grange will hold its meeting in Community Hall Tuesday night, May tOth at 8 o’clock. All mem­ bers are urged to be present. There will be a business session and a very interesting program is being arrang­ ed by the Lecturer, Ruth Conley. For Sale—Eggs for hatching,. Bar­ red rocks. Good strain. Eggs $3 per hundred. Phone 21-161. Mrs. Collins Williamson The Cedar Cliff Chapter o f the D. A. R. will meet Tuesday, May 17th at the, home of Mrs. J. E. Kyle. All members are urged to be present as there is business o f special import­ ance to be presented. Messrs. Joe Gordon, Wilbur Conley and. Boyd HaVmon wene over at New Carlisle last Saturday where Mr. Gordon purchased an imported Bel­ gian draft stallion. In the deal he traded his Blue Roan horse which he has had for several years. Why Worry? You can’t stop the rain but y6u can mature your corn two weeks earlier with Armours Big Crop Fertiliser. Carried on hand by Maywood Homey, Mr H. L. Creed,, who recently sold put his variety store, has accepted the position .as manager o f Cline's Va­ riety Store in Hillsboro. Mr. Creed was given the position unsolicited as he l\ud been a former clerk in the same store before coming here. He expects to move to Hillsboro about the first o f June. , Friends here will learn with regret the unfortunate loss o f Rev. Di C. Dutton when Ills home burned several days ago In Springfield Defective wir­ ing Is said .to have been the c & ub & o f the fire The loss is covered by in­ surance, Rey, Dutton is a student o f the local Seminary in connection with Cedarville College. The second issue o f “ Cedar Needles” , Cedarville College student publication was issued this week. The publica­ tion is issued monthly. Engagement Announced for Mitts Lillian Kunkle and Mr. Krelder. The announcement o f the coming marriage o f Miss Lillian Kunkle* and Mr. Eugene C. Kreider, o f Philadel­ phia, Pa., was cleverly made Tues­ day evening, at a meeting of the Fort nightly Club. The party motored to Clifton where they enjoyed a Bteak roast, and before porting, the girls were given a large crepe paper heart, which enclosed for each o f them, a small winged cupid messenger, clasp- in its hand, a tiny roll o f paper, which bore the message, and when uimfiled by eager hands, read: “ Lillian and Eugene, May 25th”. The evening en ded in happy fashion, with congratu­ lation and best wishes for the “ bride- to be”. Miss Kunkle has been employed at the Exchange Bonk for the past three years and leave® Saturday for a few days visit in Urbana before going to Philadelphia next week where the wedding will be solemnized by Rev. Harry J. Kreider o f Rochester, N. Y., a brother of Mr. Kreidexv Miss Phoebe Burrell of Xenia, will take Miss Kunkle’s place in the Ex­ change Bank, > Mother j For Sale: Seed Barley. Recleaned,1 For Sale: Small gwr s tow fa ex- j $1,00 per bu. Phone 1. K, M. John- ceifcnt condition. James C. McMillan. Iston, Bowersvjfle. * For Sale: Ladies, Misses and child­ rens trimmed hats. Silk bonnets for children. Organdy and silk baby caps. Mrs Ellen Weimer South Main St. next Prices Reduced on all chicks after May 1st. Northup Hatchery, Rfd 1, Yellow Springs, O. I LAWN MOWERS—H o rn Clip?*** ‘ and Plow Shares sharpened. THE BOCKLETT-KING CO., Xenia, Ohio, ggiirum Rare gems In earth are hidden deep,. And from .the forest cod The fairest bloom wafts Its perfume, An incense up to God. There Is a gem of greater worth, A bloom, like to none other, 'Twas born In heaven to bless the earth. This treasure we call "Mother." Her love allayed our early fears Along life’s troubled'way, Her counsel lastswhen she .has passe" Beyond terrestrial way.; Then bring her cheer, If she1be her. If gone, there is .no qfficr, One priceless gift God gave to ail, When He gave us a "Mother." 3Mlce M. Seahisn, In Boston Globa A Saving of $15.00 Big sales and small profits is the rea­ son for this phenominal offer. GUARANTEED ALL WOOL 2-Piece SUITS TO ORDER $ 21 .75 ALL ONE PRICE Regular $35 and $40 Values Full Suit or Overcoat, $25.75 Single Pant*, $8.25 If you've been paying around $35 or $40 for your clothes, you’ ll appreciate what a wonderful bargain this is. First class tailoring and absolute, satisfaction guaranteed. ORDER PROM HOME CLOTHING COMPANY Cedarville, Ohio. •■ Spring Is Here—You want spring merchandise. We have the moat won­ derful selections in men's and ' boys’ suits. Fine trousers. Knee Buita and long pant suits fo r boys. You owe it to yourself to shop here (before mak­ ing. your purchase. 17-19 W. Main st, Xenia. Kelhle’s Big Clothing and Shoe Store. Charles Smith has received word that' Rev. Shelton Haggard, Colum­ bus, former Cedarvilllan, now an evangelist, will preach Sunday even­ ing at the A. M. E. church. It is ex­ pected that he will also speak in the morning at the Baptist church. Rev, Haggard has been doing good work among his people and his many local friends Will turn out Sunday to hear him and extend a warm reception. Last Tuesday evening the Fourth Quarterly Conference o f the Method­ ist Church o f this place was held. The Rev. Jesse Swank o f Dapton, presided Over the meeting, The financial re­ port o f all departments o f the Sunday School and church were given and ac­ cepted. Among,the important actions was the announcement that the salary o f Rev. S. M, Ingmire, the pastor, Was to be increased $500, provided that he is returned to the local church b y the West-Ohio Conference. Rev. Ingmire well deserves this Increase fo r the noted, improvement and advancement o f the congregation. The Sabbath. School has increased 20 per cent in membership and the church atten­ dance 40 % according to reports. The kitchen has been enlarged and ether improvements, made, Rev. Ing- ntire has won a deep place in the hearts o f the community people and all are ever ready to welcome his con­ tinued stay* should he be. returned- ■M- and Saturday ORIGINAL The IQ&xaJCZ Store What a R exa ll. One Cent Sale Is - It is a sale where you buy an item at the regular, price, then another item of the same kind for one cent. As an* illustration: ..The standard price of Klenzo Dental Creme is 50c, you huy a tube at this price,and by pay­ ing 1 cent more, or 51 cents, you get two tubes. Every article in thjja sale' is a high class standard piece of merchandise, just the seme as is sold every day at the regular price. This sale was developed by the United Drug Co. as an advertising plan. Rather than spend large sums of money in other ways . to convin < you of'the merit of these goods, they are spending it on this sale in per­ mitting us to sell you a full size package of high stand­ ard merchandise for.l cent. It costs money to get new customers, but the sacrifice in profit is justified, know­ ing the goods will please you. 25c QUALITY TOOTHBRUSHES An assortment of styles and sizes that will satisfy the requirements of every family. y Celluloid Handles 2 for 26c You Save 24d • $2.00 MAXIMUM FOUNTAIN SYRINGE 2 for $2.01 j $2.00 MAXIMUM HOT WATER BOTTLE Two-Quart Capacity 2 for $2.01 50c JONTEEL COLD CREAM An excellent cleansing cream. Soft ,—-smooth. . ‘ . 2 for 51c ‘ Also 50c Jonteel Vanishing Cream, 2 for 51c. , You Save 49c $1.00 Challenge Package Assorted Chocolates One Pound Box A full pound of delicious high grade asrirtod chocolates. . A real value for everyone who lilcos good candy, . 2 for $1.01 You Save 99c $1.00 ARABESQUE STATIONERY An up-to-date box of good stationery. The paper has dekled and silvered edges. Large size sheets. 2 for $1.01 You Save 99c 30c REXALL SHAVING CREAM ■ * Produces abundant moist lather. . Also RexalliShaving Pow­ der or Stick 2 for 21c * You Save 29c 25c Georgia Rose Talcum An imported talac with the real rose odor—-For general toilet use. 2 for 26c You Save 24c 50c Klenzo Dental Creme Keeps the teeth clean, white and beautiful, without injury to the enamel. Pleasant tasting. A com­ mon-sense t’ ntifrice. 2 for 51c You Save 49c 50c Georgia Rose Cold CreamFace Powder r A soft, smooth, fragrant face powder. Contains real cold cream. Blends perfectly. 2 for 51c You Save 49c $1.00 HARMONY .. TOILETWATER 5 oz. Bottle The rare fragrance of the natural flowers.- 0 A-variety of odors to se­ lect from. 2 for $1*01 You Save 99c Also 2 1-2 o i Bottle-—2 for 51c .f 75c HARMONY BAY RUM Full Pint Full Pint Made from the finest distill­ ed Oil of Bay. Ideal for men after shav­ ing* ® 2 for 76c You Save 74c • $1.00 Bouquet Ramee Face Powder Three Tint 2 for $1*01 You Save 99c O' Every Article is Guaranteed to Give You Satisfaction. This is Your Opportunity to Ob­ tain Seasonable Household Items at a Big Saving* There is no limit to the Quantities You May Buy During This Sale. Every Article is Standard and Guaranteed* Prowant & Brown l<A