The Cedarville Herald, Volume 51, Numbers 1-26

a r i s e LITTLE CROCHET HATS PROMINENT PLACE IE MODE 37-39 East Main S t.. Xenia, Q* mmpm Pear Easter! Ow4| ia Smart Mode* H«r« srt th® CQ4t* it favors# m p d ey f <>* jSRrlug- \ m a r item .1n ■%: com*, plete rang® o f sizes. Woman, ■ Junior* ‘ ■. .■ Street-; coats an4- dress coat* —•especial­ ly attrap- t l ? e a o d - econom ica l/ iPf'.-v' £ 9.90 £ 14.75 asp Fresh Colors $ Xtx B s s a F n lk R For Spring A realhr at­ tractive track is. itwoepensip® if you sbdftt witbus. See ttve near ones! Freak* fo r Woman, Missee and! Junior* A score o f delight­ ful styles to wear right?: uoyr.ajtdv for all of : th«.Spth«Si £ 9.90 £ 14 ?. Fresh Frocks For M itt 2 to 6 A! HowNice H:s New-Shoes Da i n t y Spring ..'p a t ­ terns in these c u n n i n g printed frocks. Many styles with practical bloomers t o match. -These .frocks w a s b beautifully. 98c Children love new shoes • ilothers can afford <? wee sandals at a wee 8 1-2 to 11 1-2 -..-$ 1 .9 8 5 1-2 to 3 ............. $1.38 2 to 5 __ _______ $1.19 Complete Your Ensemble , .* with a Clever Be: The modish woman o f ro- day matches the smallest _a<* cessory to her costume v hags in smart color-: at. style arc on display for 98c—$1,98—$2,98 For A Lassie Preferring- Style All Patent has the happy faculty of combining with i.ght or dark clothes and is ideal for a young,girl ■ £ 3.98 . - WHEN IN SPRINGFIELD, OHIO, VISIT - ■crrrxrtQ R E c e N T 8« s the Best—Picture*—Prasenlation* and Vaudeville Entertain­ ment in America . JUST ANOTHER EVENT COMING FOUR DAYS—STARTING APRIL 8th A! Cameron and Pete Bcnissma, Better Known to Radio Fan* f t - - A L a n d P E T E - - You won’t leave the theatre feeling gloomy after teeing their performance we aaaure you, ' For oonvenleno* of our out-of-town patron* we hav* made arrangements for parking your oar at Grove’s Garage, 28 8. 8^,-lng St., for 10c—good for 3 hour* during evening performance. STARTING AFRILltei^ “ R a y n o r L e i r M u * i c a l E x t r a v a g a n c e C o . Of 40 People In a Repertoire of New Plays (TWO SOLID YEAR8 IN COLUMBUS, 0.)_________ Greatest list of stars ever offered in any theatre at theee Brioes. No Advance in Prices—Matinee 2S-30c, Night 30-S0c. Children 10c VISIT THR REGENT WHEN? IN SPRINGFIELD \ k$ 1 \A7ELJ a here they are again,, those V v perl; littlecroch e t hats which women love to. wear,-- It Is plain to be;:seen tliafccroohats; are going to_ occupy,, a more prominent place than ever nmOB*' the new season’s milli­ nery-elect. Designers* are*,, doing* themselves ,proud-this season. Working fide cro­ tch e t, bodies, into flattering youthfnj 3 jsh’apeSi. thus giving,, them a. renewed .filsldoeu-appeftL MffSt of the smart crochets are sinalh..tight types, with narrow brims, manipulated in novel ways. Quaint Dutch bonnet effects and off-the-face treatments, also tricky “one eye’’ brims abound In the newest crochet styles. Color is another arresting, feature of the fashionable crochets.. Not only exquislteisolid colors, but striking In- terworkings of multi-tones and tints mark spring modes, •Many-of these crochets., present the colorful aspect of a rainbow, done in bands, each band a Contrasting color. Spanish stripes, for you must know that Span- oflpertijga ate quite '■the tiling” this sea­ son, also- omi$e effects, , iso two-tone and three- lope combinations ail cpn* tribute to the enchantment o f the crochet hat. Another Item of absorb­ ing .Interest Is tinsel, cro- chat, metallic threads- be­ ing Interworked into the crochet stitch with pleasing' effect, Every hat in Oils picture Is i. crochet.. The model at the top sug­ gests a ’ cnanirig Dutch bonnet effect. Its-tmlyrtelmmlng feature is ii dagger- pin ornament, ESFortiJ very important theme In. fashion’s realm Just now. The model to the left below exig gerates simplicity to a fascinating de­ gree. It has a bit qt stltchery done la white angora across its front, for an­ gora is ,a , very smart item in sports' styling, whether-it he-for hats or for gowns. . . . - . A brlni a la Napoleon ,distinguishes the bat to the right The model is in the muclt-talked-o’f aLmomi green. Just below IS, A cloche done In two tones o f beige, by working'points of a deeper shade into a crown of. lighter degree* >' * ■ A " cluster o f felt-grapes trims-the last- little chapehu. Which brings to mind that Scores o f the new hate conn blue, felt with crochet. , jmLlA'BOTTOMLEY. (©, 18SS. Waatarn Newspaper- Onion,) STATE OF OHIO—DEPARTMENT OF AUDITOR OF STATE. Bureau o f Inspection and Supervision o f Public Offices Annual Financial Report Cedarville Township, Greene County, Ohio For the Fiscal Yeat Ending’ December 3t,*I927 • Poptdation 1920, 2225 Total Salaries. .and Wages Paid During the Year 1927 ,__u_____ $ 3930.81 - Cedarville, Ohio. March 27, 1928. I hereby certify ?he following report to be correct! ANDREW JACKSON, Township Clerk* CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT GENERAL TOWNSHIP FUNDS: (A ll except Bond Interest and Sinking) ‘ Balance January 1, .1927 —*________ . *.*-****$ 2,487.47 ' Receipts fo r the y e a r __________ ,__ ______ _ 9,751,00 Total *------_*— ____________________ 12,239.07 Expenditures fo r the year ___________„ „ _______ , 11,888.73 Balance December 31, 1927 _______ ___350.34 BOND, INTEREST AND SINKING FUND: Balance all Township Funds Dec. 31,1927 — $ 350.34 Outstanding Warrants, Dec, 31,1927,—— _____ f-- 212.50 Depositary Balance, Dec. 31, 1927 ____ 562.84 GENERAL TOWNSHIP FUNDS Receipts >'and Expenditures o f All Funds Except Bond, Interest and Sinking Fund. . RECEIPTS: » Ordinary Extraordinary General Property Tax — _________ _________ -^8,065.60 Special Assessments_________ 1/406,47 Inheritance Tax — ---------- .----------------*_____ _ 202.32 Depository In te rest__- _____________ 77J21 Total Receipts ---------- ---------------------- ***,*-.*$ 9,751,50 EXPENDITURES: Ordinary Extraordinary Compensation Trustees--------- ----------------,------- Compensation Clerk — _____________ , General- Supplies________ *_______________ Bounty on Hawks — _________________ ___ Repairs and Maintenance Town Hall Poor Relief—Medical Services ________ ,___ Biirial Expenses_____________ Other Relief - ___ ____________ Cemeteries—Compensation Officers and Employes ______ *___________ _ Libraries— Salaries ---------- ---------- ------------- ‘ Other Expenses Road Mainteanee and Repairs-—Contracts Labor and Materials. ___________ _ 0,858.55 EXPENDITURES (Brought forward) Ordinary Extraordinary Total Expenditures — ------------**_****_**.*$ 11,888,73 750.00 250.00 339.51 73.00 1,874.48 301.00 108.75 58,75 25.00 480.00 774.50 A NEW RANGE FOR THE KITCHEN— Why not have one o f our modern ranges fo r the Kitchen this Spring? 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