The Cedarville Herald, Volume 50, Numbers 1-26

. . » Lost or Strayed; Black and white LO C A L A N D PER SONAL ! Fox Terrior. Reward offered. Phono .. T i Cedarville 3-176. . — ..... ; Rev. M. A. Summers and wife o f J)r. and. Mrs. J. 0,. Steward were in |Spencer, W, Va., are here on a two Cincinnati last Thursday evening t o t vres^’s visit with thsvT son-in-law and attend the annual May festival at daughter, Mr and Mi’s. W. W, Uuilo- Music Hall. ' ' . way. Only 1 *7 5 t IT’S ALMOST UNBELIEVABLE ■It’s the talk o f the town. No one believod it possible to offer fine ail-wool clothes for such a low price. It’s the greatest thing that ever happened. MADE TO ORDER— FINE ALL WOOL TWO-PIECE $*%% .75 Mrs. 0 . T, Wolford is in a serious condition suffering with pneumonia, at the McClellan hospital. ' Mrs. A . C. Ewbank, who has. been visiting relatives in Columbus, was accompanied .here the first' o f the week by her husband, Cecil Ewbanks. Where can you beat this? A good pair of Overalls for $1.00 at the Home Clothing Co. . Mrs, Sarah Mitcfiell has been spend ing th£ p^st week. in. Dayton, the guest o f her brother Mr. James Bar;* and wife. Prices Reduced oti all chicks after May 1st. Northup Hatchery, Rfd 1, Yellow Springs; 0 . For Sale:- A few tons of timothy- hay, Fred Dobbins. ■.~j- . A Why Worry? You can't stop the rain but you can mature your corn two weeks earlier with Armours Big Crop Fertilizer Carried on hand by .Maywood Homey. “ Chim” Stoltz, o f (Gettysburg, 0., former student of Cedarville College, is the guest o f friends here this week. Miss Esther Townsley left' yester­ day fo r Warren, 0 ., to - resume .her school work, following -an' attack of appendicitis several weeks ago. Miss Townsley has one xuore month o f school jn Warren, . Mrs, .J, E. Mitchell entertained the Ifadaritra Club Thursday afternoon at her home on Miller street. . v Mrs. Sidney Smith and daughter, Gladys, left this week fo r their new home in Circleville, O. i- i 3-PieCe Suit or O'Coat, $25,7$ Single Pants, $8,25 ORDER FROM HOME CLOTHING COMPANY Cedarville, Ohio. D. J. Allen o f South Charleston has been chosen mayor o f that village |to succeed the late/ George Straley, who died as a result o f an automobile accident, Mr. Allen has charge o f the Curry elevator near /South Charles­ ton but resides in thadt place. Mr. Charles lr. Griffith o f Kentucky has purchased o f W . Wi Troute, thru the' W., L. Clemans agency, the prop­ erty north o f town, known as the 55, T, Ph illips. place. Mr. Griffith is locating here that he may have the advantages o f our public schools, and Cedarville College fo r the education o f his children. His family will re­ side here but Mr.' Griffiff*'1' will con­ tinue with a lumber compaay in South Carolina. Chairman W. W. Galloway o f the ! Greene County Chapter o f the Red j Cross states that the county has com- i pleted its quota fob the flood sufferers in the south’ but that additional funds j are still being received- | / v ^ r . r n - - r - . 1 i , : The public schools close next Fri- 1day with commencement on Thurs­ day evening. The H igh School Alumni {Association will meet Friday-evening i and Dr. J, A lvinOrr o f. Pittsburgh, is to be the speaker o f j th e* evening. The Senior Class play will he given in the opera %ous«^Ttniriay, May it . Monday gave us our first taste o f summer temperature. The merchry reached 90 and that night, a severe electrical and rain storm hit this sec­ tion. Since then it has been much cooler,' , ‘ Miss Trene Aarrl, New York City, has accepted a temporary position as j cataloguer and assistant librarian,a t . the Greene County Library in Xenia, j Miss Aarrl, has had experience in New York College o f Agriculture o f C o r-1 nell university and as temporary cat­ aloguer at West Point. "D re ss W e ll and Su cceed " RBttos-snaNaonsB The Foster Houston farm, south o f South Charleston, has been Sold by the trustee, Lawrence E. Laybqume, to Albert Nagel. The farm contains 391.41 acres and brought $29,355.75, or about $80 an acre. The $10,000 damage suit o f S. L. Beair, Warren county, against former Sheriff Morris Sharp, and the Fidel­ ity Deposit company of Maryland, as surety, resulted in a verdict for the defendant. Beair was shot in the leg by Patrolman Charles .Thompson, o f the Xenia Police force,-' acting as a special deputy for Sharp. Beair was being arrested on a bootlegging » charge and attempted to escape.* ■ The 0 . S, & S. 0 . Hdme band.con- j cert given under the ahspices o f the |“ Cedrus”, at Alford Gym, Wednesday evening was highly appreciated by |the small Crowd. The .band is well j trained and a splendid program o f mu^jc was given and,, the organization (•was worthy o f a larger attendance. ' Clifton in own syrup. ^ can . • •• Country Club in heavy syrup can izwi M in Galvanized Garbage, - $ 5 gal. can Galvanized Water Pails 12 Qt. size pail ........... 25c Plain. .Quart jar 49c. Pint stuffed 45c . Pint Plain jar 37c. Pt- stuffed 25c. l l s ^ 1-2 Pt. Plain 18c. Bulk per doz ................... .... Country Club 47c Oleo, Eatmore lb. • *••*........... SOUP, Campbell's CRACKERS, 2 lb. Vegetable 3 captt Box Sodas pkg. . “ d t M ILK Country O C r ; wSon'eTaU cun , lO r '^M N N S . 360 >ize 20c G Ptat . 1 5 C | POUND Cake,makes', Q r ^ I delicious shortcake*'*'^ ORANGE Juiee, Pint Jug . . . . . . . STRAWBERRIES, I quart............ GRAPEFRUIT, No. 2 ? C 2 can BANANAS, Fancy Yellow fruit 4 lb s ..« ^ k APPLE BUTTER, 2 5 f i 38 02 , Jar .W ........ POTATOES, New O C - Triumphs 5 lbs . . MATCHES, Avon- dale* 6 boxes, . . . Budsoye 6 fo t* 25<? SWEETS, Yellow | f l r Jerseys 5 lbs . , . , . * - - V WATCH FOR OUR OPENING To Be Given Away Free— One gent’s pocket watch. One gent’s strap watch. One ladies’ wrist watch. DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER R. D. INMAN Building lots for Sale on North Main Street, in Cedarville. Several nice HOMES’for Sale ■■■% . - . ,e. ,■ * t . SOME REMARKABLE BARGAINS IN FARMS «■ * . ■ Fire and Tornriado Insurance Life Insurance Accident Insurance Health Insurance. Income Insurance • AND Do not forget that I loan MONEY on First Farm Mortgages, for 5 or 10 years at the low rate o f FIVE PERCENT INTEREST. W. L. CLEMANS, /Cedarville, Ohio. . Michaels-Stern Models, all right—all the, way thru! There’s something nice about every suit of „ clothes — but there’s everything nice about a Michael-Stern. ! ' - ? You like the fit, the fashion and the way it feels. , The model lends itself without borrow­ ing from the extreme -p^you look like a gen- tfeman — and that’s haltthe battle - p then ■ all you have to do is behave yourself. *' , MICHAELS-STERN SUITS $ 30 , $ 35 , $40 OTHERS FROM $ 2 5 to $ 5 0 . Single and double trousered. LIGHTWEIGHT FANCY SILK UNDERWEAR ■ • . * HOSE $ 1 .0 0 to $ 3 .0 0 75c to $ 1 .5 0 TK§ (riterion 22 South Detroit St. Xenia, 0- i rd - , PURINAFEEDS ' '' PIGCHOW MENCHOW STEERFATINA CHKKSTARTINA CORN PLANTERS . JOHN DEERE — BLACK HAWK SUPERIOR Livingston’ s Garden Seeds In Bulls: COAL - FENCE - POSTS •TILE Cedarville Fanners’ Grain .3 ’ company j Everything for the Farm Phoni 21 CadarvUW, Ohio * -c-.V1.' * A m unusual fur coat sale A g a in iobmwbw ym sckctanyfuxeaat k <wr entire stock, make a deposk aa it and have till September 1 st to pay ffte balance. We will slote the coat during die summer free of charge, The saving on puke will average mote then c*acrihi>d even though we Me gifting yo«r five months in which to make your payments. The selection includes Hudson seal, caracul, genuine hair seal, bay seal, pony, calfskin, Mendoza beaver, raccoon, do* AH are straight line model* and the ad­ vance styles that wfld prevail neat. rc This is an oHar mm t Wade bv this sftyMriyajte old %;hi o until t lis f 5 ! ’ * ;v - ui [ !*o 1A i ' i' ■ i i ' » ‘• v fo n -'iV •' 25 K. Main, Springfield, O. !