The Cedarville Herald, Volume 51, Numbers 1-26

M €>* ’%■»' \> >.4*> C > ^ *I .Tim/ iVO n o p e a .coauDcts m d k m f m f k e s" riifc .n* 3: Sprang beckons! And P. * >h u/..>\- feasottin ca«^‘wi«jebj»!a; v.-tt •* beauty. , . Glowing colon?—.-plow *’ ■■«•v;^). rio,*.-; irris&bhtiaBfe, o f the rainbow—colors aa riht'ncuve fleet, ' - fow lines o f Bfiick bodies by Fishes. Not only in beauty, but iw perfotciancs, tooj Buicfe- leadsthe'Way. Itafapioui v <dve.jn*B»»d six-cyluidp*:- engine provides the thri!,"-.ig abilities sq, highly de» ■ shed on tempting Spring days.- Visit our showroom and s\:e the most co'oriul par*#' Buick has ever built. Thelrheauty will captivarc'yon —anda demonstration wii! make Bu^kywc choicer , SEDANS81*>95to$1995 / t COUFRS*tJ.95ta$,fc850> ’ SPORTMODELS$11?5 to $1525 Allpru.**fotbiFlint*Mich.,xoYct»myitto**ohe financefrl&b « - the fijijjff tfeivv. isc&Mjjfrie. XENIA GARAGE € 0 . & Detroit S t Xenia The Lacquer thafs so easy to apply andgives beautiful lasting results You need not be an artist to apply Hanna’s Brushing Lacquer—“ it spreads so 'easily and smoothly,“giving a.lasting,.highly polished finish* leaving no trace-of-brush marks. , The wide range o f colors permit a dash, o f color here and there in -your,home, mak­ ing it’ brighter' and more cheerful.^ . W e suggest that you get one o f our color cards showing the many beautiful colors. CEDARVILLE FARMERS . GRAIN CO. CEDARVILLE, OHIO WHEN IN SPRINGFIELD, OHIO VISIT SUET’S 8e*,ti»* Beet—Ploturea—Presentations and Vaudeville Ente^eun. went In America ----Oft* 90UD WEEK—STARTINGABRILfcfr— ' WHS SKN8ATI0N OF VAUDEVILLE An Ejng*f«netit of Wonder ond A^mternmak A TWEKTliETH-OEIfTURY SENSATION THE SAN ANTONIO’S “?ifliir*?r TMMi^f w I n H M C i i p m I W i i l l w DAISY and VIOLET HILTON ----- BORNJOINEDTOGETHER.,---- M mmw dHMttfcagAndAttractive girl* offer * distinctive programof songanddanoe— *m mm mmm "EH lmeee twin * ” nr the w o r l d Tfredarepanriri# union of thee* charming IfHI* gtri# of eeventaen •ftfc* human wonder* oLtho modern world, Their play* *HMi 4 a not fret ever wire* Is pm* and Bon*. AnAaTPlte et «)l thou taaytt hays left bebiril Umt eeth day u It thy {lf<t were Jjut begun. —Oo*t&*. TOHAVg FORDINNER *TM®B ptanatof of three meals a day, A gn wall as preparing them uul d-wtritt* away the debris after each wgaU I* the/work of at least twenty million housewives, year after year. In.our own U, S. A. The mere wash­ ing dishes fa* a family of fiveamounts to- two and- one-half acres of dishes A.year tw handle over from shelf to table, from table to sink and hack to the shelves. Monotonous! Tee, but the fact that she Is doing this for the oua^she loves heat, makes the task, author of love. Because of the samenoef ofJier;work* a vacation!is a great oecemtftyji even If It he taken * day at a time. If one has plenty of means to pro. vide varieties, of food, the problem is' not so greati but the vast majority pf„ onr Amorican people must count the psuu I bb and make them stretch aa,far,amposslhle In buying food;; ' . Chap Sqey. Take two pounds either of pork or yeah/with;a little beef or chicken forth, onions cut into small places, three; stalks<of,."celery .cut ibtm bits, one- can,,Of bean .sprouts, a half dozen 'Chinese water tints or potatoes, two teaspposftjds. of 'bead molasses;. -two teaspoonfuls of salt and one-fOurth teaspponfoL of-pepper,' Heat a little oil1—two. or.thrqe tnbiespoonfuls In n frying pan,*add the meat, browja-and ,-cook .wuUf'nwfir done, then add5, the, vegetables, ope cupful of beef'stock. tii<*: B£flsenIngs -and molasses. Cover and cook ant hour, using gre^b care ' tv 'k«eR-fnWa- scorching. Serve with boiled rice- and soy sauce.' Spanish Toast. Cut-up two green peppers, a slide of onion, two sprigs of parsley and?add a cupful.of-thick tomato sauce,- .Sim­ mer until smooth. Toast rounds of bread,, bufter and put a spoonful of the tomato mixture on'each with a nonched,egg on top. * «& -WMlsrii^Newspaper tTaffti*.} , HE YOUNG LADY a c r o s s T h e w a y Total OF AUDITOR OF STATE ffed Bmptrrvltltm o f Rpiblic OfihcaM Itcwmcial Report ■, QrsB»e County, Ohio it^ar Hading D «om h « 31, JW7 ^ „ PlfMlatlon W20, 2226 ,During the Year 1927 S03OJI OAiarrille, Ohio* March 27, 1&28. the foliowihg repork to fee correct, 1 ANDREW JACKSON, . ( 51 Township Clerk. con sol idated statem en t GENERAL.,TOWNSREP FUNDS: (All except Bond Interest and Sinking) Balance Jmrahry I, i m ------- -----------------------3 2,487.47 Receipts for the yean Total Expenditure* tar the year Balance December 31,1327 !•w* ¥*'«* a*■» *w Tfrw »•*»«■»*»’** 9,751.60 , • 12,239,07 11,888.73 3 350,34 ' 3 350,34 212.50 562.84 BOND, INTEREST AND SINKING FUND: Balance all Township Funds Ddc, 31,1927 — Outstanding Warrant*, Deo, 31,1927 sta .si tn *r? «* f v* *wr Depositary Balance, Dec, 31, 1927 GENERAL TOWNSHIP FUNDS Receipts- and Expenditures o f All Funds Except Bond, Interest and Siiiking Fund, RECEIPTS: , Ordinary Extraordinary1 . General Property Tax — --------3,903,60 , Special 'Assessments -------- 1,406.47 Inheritance Tax _____ _—------------------------- - . 293.32 Depositary Interest 77,21 Total Receipts ------ — ----------------------------? 9,751.60 w r mum Your Bunk Account, and offer the following sendee: COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHRISTMAS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES COLLECTIONS TRAVELERS CHECKS The Exchange Bunk Cedarville, O. ^u,i .■ f,i« [T*y EXPENDITURES Compensation Trustees Compensation Clerk — — General Supplies ________ . Bounty On Hawks 5»t w,1 Ordinary Extraordinary 750.00 250.00 339.51 73.00 Repairs and Maintenance ToWif Hall _______ 1,374^48 301.00 108.75 53.75 ' Poor Relief—Medical Services Burial Expense^ -----— Other Relief Cemeteries—Compensation Officers-and > 4 ' -Employes — ------ Libraries—Salaries ____ 1. - Other Expenses ___ _ Labor and Materials________ EXPENDITURES (Brought forward) . . Ordinary Extraordinary Total Expenditures --------—-L_________3 11,888.73 !T.T*TW 25*00^' 480,00 774.69 6,858.55: The youn&.fady. ncross the wny »H.Vf she likes Mendelssohn’s weddlng'march beat, thongk of course Loiu-ngrln else ma t very fine-composer,- (lUbrMcClureNuw«p»p«reyndlcata.) ----- I" i ■ ................. WhatDoesYourChild Want to Know ^ AntwtrtStf BARBARA BOURJAILY 4 *4 fm§, and ringing (h vawdcvlir* {* th* event af a dread*. JW*T another EVENT COMWO I W I M I A R M # jm m * Stk A^'ifceritres and Pri» INmtreme, ttettei* Known to Radio Fan* re i ««AL abb PETE - - . rire't U#v* the theatre frelfcig gloomy aft*# rering their w o :ree«r*:ye«* !‘ H&f ore reri-ef-fewff jJatren* wo h*ev* m«do w* fri* hreking yore ore at ©rev*** Rare##, 3k s . m> iwrefreit freA here*, doriag ovih ^ reriwretore*. io r ^ :i g i x i r f e S E re iW i l 1 iiVHiWiMIMnp mm 'PH}. ImWQ/gmr* 14* WHERE DO NEW FLIES COME FftOMf? In tti* fall the mother fly Iky* *00* That form a chry-sa-lls— Where baby files may safely sleep And every dhhfler oilee. lOoeVrlehtl ThoroUgh-bred-baby< chicks. A hatch eachwireOk., Write or phone for 'prices. Place your order now for chicks to be delivered any-week * l you want them. - . ^ ^ ‘ ' ■ CUSTOM HATCHING—4C PER EGG. . . - ; Ralph H . Oster, f ^ Oak-Wood Poultry Farm* ; Phoiye 224 , *' Box 37, Yellow Springs, PURINAFEEDS i PIG CHOW COW CHOW BULKY LASS HEN CHOW CHICK CHOWDER . FENCE LOCUST POSTS STEEL POSTS HANNA GREEN SEAL PAINT JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS HAAG WASHERS Cedarville Farmers’ Grain i : Everything for the FRrm Phone 21 Cedarville, O h io IFYOUNEEDPRINTINGDROPM- I WHEN#NEEDOFSALEBILLSMI® au atom C- 3UTAtWMU* (10-23) *sar BETTERSHOEVALUESEVERYDAY INTHEWEEK MoriFar Yrar 35 EAST MAIN STREET. SPRINOTOLB. OHIO DRESS UP YOUR FEET IN A PAIR OF KINNEYSHOESFOR You have a complete stock o f Shoe*, Slippers and Oxfords 4o choose from at Kinney?*.' ■Kin­ ney** Serve kite Family -M en , Women,-Bovs** Mi*»es' attd^Children. Reasonable Prices -, KINNEY SHOES FOR W Xbmey’sShoe*—Fit oompaniongfor themoatfastidious Xsatre wardrobe. Whaterer your oostumemaybefor Barter, Xiansy’shaveashoetoblendwithit. V B L , h . $2.98 98c Hoifery to Match' MATERIALS—Patent, Satin, 6r*y Kid, Blond* Kid, Honey* Beige Kid, Honey Belg* Suede, STYLES—Pump*, Tie 8tr*p*,' Sid* Ties, tu t Out*, Buckle Pumpt. Hig|t, tow and nuedium heels—S«ex 2lA to 0 KINNEY SHOES FOR MEN r,SNEW sr MENI KINNEY^ foodi SPRING OXFORDS Will give you-g servics* and they have plenty of Style. Come in-tan or black calf skin. $2.98 MXDIUM OR FULL TOR& GenuineGoodyearWeltBoles—Rises6to11. t iiirn s ’ •here f«, fhe Eaeter Parade for the Little Mire. Shore That Pft Growing Feet, Site* »Vt to 11 And ilyg to 2 Parent Utkiide "Ttenaybelgef W m 't P^it Alt Whet frit, •!«*, R«re, •Tregwrire, •rere-^-t* iimmsusOm Kionsy’s Infante’ SHOES Patent, Patent *nd all B'lorid*. High Or low ehOee, 69c sizre o to 4 8laes 4Vf to 3 98c gad Strap*. Medium and Low Heel*, •tree to 8. % O^CLOCK SATURDAY EVENINGS — 6 O’CLOCK O T H E R DAYS* £>p Bitter At Lnt»e»t PaMity Shoe Store KINNEYSBOYS*SHOES HewSpring Oxford# like dad1*. BoyslikefileCt/le.Motherslikethe servicerFathers liketheprice. Tanor blaokCatfakln ■ /w Si***, t to rep l 1S^><“ “ vL90 $2.29 Kim ay’s WorkSheas Men) Theyareeasy t* wear—Hard to wear out. reef rere ShewS>12$1*95 MBn’gWorkSocks ,Tergede brand, th* lengeri w•art-ng eookaIntheworld. ' 15c f t * 25c Girls*Oxford* F*reohariwear.Tan *nblaok P<| rere el***11MHHki»95 Sbre»J4re7 Boys1HewFancyGolf skP_ 1 ’ -Hose, Fair ,.....«,,...,it, ., m DC KINNEY’SHOSIERY rOBTHIMMILT Ladle*' PureThreadSilk, Bilk An totip,AHn*virSpringShade* ,., ,UOC TWOPAIRS$138 , Men'eFaheyDrereleeke* « reg SilkandLisle,Pair misb C .Children'*Stoeklnga, |re_ Boys' SelfHo**, ren Pair Mteke# Men'*WorkSoeka, -|r*_ Pair ............................ IdC t.......TWOPAIRSFOR S&n ........ RubberFootwear M*nvs«ot*$re red i*tguaiHty 6*wO LadledRubber* #9C •ey*’ AO» Rubbere.,..., «OC aw*»Rubkere- ... I9C - Him'* FsltSlipper* an PreyandiSrown........... OtfC l A }l ¥ , & >Sf V nk -LASS DER POSTS Irain |e, Ohio I t 11 U- *’V ' * r * ~