The Cedarville Herald, Volume 51, Numbers 1-26

HENRIE’S TIN SHOP Aft Old w iy That Tin Work Sheet Metal and Tin Work Keeps the Work W ith Others” is Their Slot Furnaces Installed and Repaired Harvey, the Manager o f This *. Reputation—They Are Valued TfcwVa ft stop—look And lUten human body. H»v» you aver thought home in a firm and .permanent man” Jdcft that mums of imnmdinr deter- How yaatiy important rooting a*d ner. Their furnace installation work * * * **•" 01 »wpw»mg “ *'•**_ contracting i* to your has been the cause of a great deal of ioratioo to your homo aa well present standard of living? In the comment from people who have a* «s to to* furaiahinga and furniture, first place without sheet metal work- vailed themselves of their services That sign fa water trickling in at the era there would be no spouting. With- to install the furnaces for them in ~uunr ana danger is leakv roofa cor- °«t ajxmting there would be no ram their homes both new and old. If i S r y ? ? - , 1%J ” °” y*. water in the faucets of your kitchen your furnace needs repair, they will "tote* gutters ana spouts. The easiest „jnjt room. Without comic- gladly send someone to examine the safest and moat economical way to on your home- ceilings would never extent of the repairs needed and Have the troubles remedied i« to have be dry. The water would trickle give you an estimate of the cost of this local firm send a man out to ex- through at the comers and make the work to be done, amine these all Important parts of muddy, dirty, streaks on the ceilings Mr. W. C. Harvey, the. general the ■anterior of your home—and re- and side wafts. - manager, personally supervises every vice. rr m The Carroll-Binder Co. ^*3 Renders a Complete Service to the Motorists and Radio Owners o f Thin and Sur- Modern Estab- rounding Sections by Supplying the Best and Highest Grade o f Auto Accessories at Springfield, Uaawton* and Auburn Ava* and Special­ izes in the Cuftom Hatch-; ing o f Sturdy Chicks.; Modem Equipment and! the Wide Experience o f! the Proprietor Makes This: a Safe Hatchery With; Which, to Entrust Your Business. T e l e p h o n e Main 836. Tires, Tubes, Radios and Radio Supplies, Quality Always the Highest and Prices the .Most Reasonable, Official Sales and Service fo r the World Famous Prest-O- Bite Batteries, and Radio Battery Eliminators, Dispense Indian, Hi-Test and Benzol Gasoline, and Havoline Oils, Maintain Free Road Service. Store in Xenia Located at 108 to 114 East Main Street is Headquarters for Discriminating Buy­ ers in Quest o f the Best. Messrs, Carroll and Binder, Owners and Managers, Are Upstanding Citizens in Our Community Operating an Establishment Over Which We Might Justly Feel Proud. Public Spirited Community Boosters, We have all at soma time or othw very article he requested -and gat it rying *o complete a stock naceaai- become attracted to a certain buai- at a price that is moat r#a eombla, tates a tremendous out-lay in dollar# ness that aeemat 'like magnet to Consequently they set about buying ■and rents -this firm figures that in Here is truly a eeocsrn that has left >obstacle dering the no stand hgfcMw* it and ren 5 people ef this the moBfc efficient amt courteous ser’ community fatiM the worn out In.the long run it’s tl^surest, health- all'Thia—anT more.'* in addition to wilt be glad to eatimafcfe any nd cheapest, th in to dp. with new. Henri*'* Tin Shop takes care of job entrusted to his firm. He job ieafc a ing t enjoyinga very large business on new of sheet metal work you may have at I f your sky lights Teak and com- construction work they also engage this time, He will be glad to make meooe to allow * drip,. drip drip of in a general repair business. If your plans, specifications and quote prices water to fall on stockin your shop or cornice* need looking after, call on the installation of any work in store—then too, call these sheet metal them. You will find their prices, the either a new or old, house, workers because they make a busi- quality of the work they do, the qual- fhe very, fact that he is so new o f just such work, and know ity of material* they use tp be only painstaking in his desire to serve where to look for the trouble and how of the bosk • the people in the most .efficient pos- to go about to remedy it, This firm make* a speciality of m- aible manner speaks well for _ his Henrie’s Tin Shop are truly off- stalling furnaces. We *11 know and ability. He is a business man of in- ering the community a worth while appreciate the importance and the tegrity and straightforward m his service. To him falls the lot Of sup- necessity of piping to our present idqpls and principles. He serves the plying the numerous Stems of sheet day warm air heating systems, people in a conscientious manner and metal work in the home that are to These men are specialists in nutting serves them just the same out of that home what arteries are to jjhe this piping between the walls o f our business. 1811 NEW INVENTIONS ■i ■ ■ ’ . 'r 1 * T ■ Necessary articles, such as match­ es and handkerchiefs, may be carried while swimming in a rubber pocket recently introduced for the bathing costume. It has a specially' design­ ed lock to foil thieves and is said to be entirely water-tight. To keep the taxor strop in a sani­ tary condition, an antiseptic solution ur applied from a little holder moun- ted on the housing within which the strop is wound. ’ ' 1 et Two useful implements are com' bined in one in a meat knife with a saw on the upper edge. It is espec­ ially adapted for camping use as Well as for the kitchen. FIRST GAS LIGHT A CUROSITY PEOPLE PAID TO SEE When the first gas lights were in­ troduced in Baltimore, in lfiX6, they were plated. on exhibit in the mus­ eum there and crowds pal'd admission to see them, says Popular Mechanics, Magazine, ‘ Newspaper accounts de­ scribed them as marvelous “ lights The exhibit proved so successful that Without oil, tallow, wick or smoke.” a gas company was formed the next year, and the Streets of the city were soon lighted by the lamps. This was one of the' first commercial institu­ tions in the United States, Tough Luck “Did you put your dime in the col­ lection?* “No mother, I’m sorry t ’lost it;” “Bnt this is the fourth Sunday you havelost it,’' < 4. “I know, but that, other kid’s luck certainly can’t last forever” * Hell hath no fury like a stylish- stout woman after she has been' on a rapid-reducing, diet for three days. Have you ever noticed how a man. When he has done something foolish, looks around for facts to justify his actions. 1Chicken shortcake is boned stew­ ed chicken in its gravy,.Slightly thick­ ened, served on biscuits. The Greexie County Hardware Company BvtenmtkmAl Trucks, Fwrm Implements, Tractors and , Hardware M. C* NAGLEY, CEDARVILLE ASSOCIATE DEALER FOR - WILLYS-KNIGHT and WHIPPET — STUDEBAKER Also Used Cars An Organization in Xenia That Meets the Requirements o f the Community in a Most Efficient and Capable Man­ ner, Distributors o f Willys-Knight and Whippet Motor Cars. Also Studebaber Automobiles. International ; Trucks, Farm Implements and Tractors. Line o f Guar­ anteed Used Cars, Service Station in Connection Rendering Efficient Work at Most Reasonable Prices, Headquarters fo r Quality Hardware, Stocks Most Com­ plete. ; The Owners and Managers Are Men o f Wide Experience in Their Line. They Enjoy a Reputation fo r Integrity and Sincerity. There are two requisites in every “ Erakine Six” that is just brought automobile dealer’s success, the first £«fpre the public will offer the mo- fnv. tonng public a car that will embody ** ?°, k*ve * , ne °* hiotor cars for the WOj.jj»g latest improvement* in which there is a Universal demand the automotive field. And at a price —and the second is that they must be within, the reach of the average man’s dependable, courteous and business, income. Studebaker it one of the two like in their dealings with the public ind equipped to stirvft them in an eff\* to stern in it* own factories under the cient numner at reasonable cost.. , su^ ! f l0n p£ l-“ own d a t iv e s . Russell Dry Cleaning Co. State Registered Cleaner Located at 2nd and White- man St„ in the Russell Block, is a Firm That Boasts o f Giving jthe Peo­ ple the Best in Dry Clean ing, Pressing and Dyeing. Hat? Cleaned and Re- Blocked. Represent Tay­ lor Company o f Chicago, Custom Made Clothes. Equipped to Handle Cur­ tains, Draperies and For­ tiers, Work Called for and Delivered,. The Man­ agement is to Be Compli­ mented'' on the Success He. Has Made o f His Bus iness. Mr.. Russell is a Community Booster. No distributor or firm could poasi- we think of the International bly measure up to these demands in a Harverster Company of America we mors efficient manner than the Greene think of something big—a tremwtd- County Hardware Company, who op- fus factory rnamied by an organiw- erate a metropolitan agency right here tion backed by unlimited financial t * in our m idst.'In the first ptece they l Mre t l» distributor* for WILLYS* ** WGcan rjwcmber tho International KNIGHT, WHIPPET and STUDE- Harvester Company haa stood tower- BAKER koTOR CARS and INTER. above other industries as one of NATIONAL TRUCKS AND TRAC- % largest and most efficient mdttst- TORS. This enviable combination of in **». world making and care would within itself make most marketing a product of unquestioned any up and going concern a success; nietit and stability. The Interna- in tbslr Une of endeavor because as tumal Trucks and Tractors need no m- in their different price class t V h £ The Willys-Knight, perfected to a for the quality of service they point that has gained for itself swift tender—the stamma they possess and rtcognftkm as the world's highest the low cost incident to running them. typeTspeed angina construction out- The Greene County Hardware Com- ^ om r in y tE in g aver built in its £?? sis#, typ# and class. It combines the principle of speed and power with SK* ftaifc of th* WiliyAe-Overiand Com* mumty arc always afforded mentor- jm y I? also on display in the sales- Jf R r S J l i k room o f this local agency. It is to- Jj}® tally dRfatant from anything that has Jeered . Only ^men of Jong ■k+fmr kaan imti W e#* jtt thill COUTl'* AT6 0ItiplOy6u^Jttl5tt WhO WlvIlV Hteah* wShSte different. It »t»nd automobiles, trucks and tr*c- S S iS S r ^ 5 * % lE and with a flex- will be found all those necessities that «a o f run- *re heeded in every day life in town reduction. *ud on the farm. Building hardware. ^WNeTw^smoothness o f run- are heeded iu eyer^ da WM U oarHgkt t u i r * " its to $0 mites from a galk Today as never before a man’s success depends largely on his up pearance. He may be ever so effici­ ent and brilliant In his. life’# chosen work but i f he does not give the pro­ per car* to his appearance his ability: is discounted-with those with whom he associates. Being well dressed is not so much a question of wearing a new suit each day or o f wearing the most finely tailored garments of exclusive pattern and cloth as it is to keep the suits Which you wear clean aric neatly pressed: at all times. Herbert .T,> Russell has done much to make the’ mfen o f this com­ munity more enterprising in their appearance. Being experts in the art. of dry cleaning, pressing ant repairing, they enable men in all walks Of life to look their best at all times by keeping their clothing dean and neatly pressed. jfhat this firm ranks high in the cleaning, pressing and dyeing world, many of our most prominent citizens will testify. That they are particu­ larly skilled in this line is best evi­ denced by the faultless manner in which clothing is cleaned, dyed and pressed before being delivered to their patrons. This firm by a most intensive study has become leaders in the art Of removing stains and spots without injuring th*. delicate texture of the cloth from which fthe garment te made. To b# sure chemicals are used in removing these unsightly spots that, frequently mar the appearance of the best dressed men. Tests are ,made before these chemical* are ap­ plied to your suit to determine how that particular chemical affacta th# spot or Stain in the garment. Th# result is that-people who -patroniM this local firm need never, fear or worry that their garments will be re* turned to them without the removal of all spots or heed they worry that any garment entrusted will be re­ turned in a damaged or unwearable condition. This firm also specializes in the cleaning, dyeing atid pressing of wo­ men’s apparel. The daintiest, sheer­ est and most delicate garments can be entrusted to their care with a feeling that they will be returned to you spotlessly cleaned, , Mr. Russell is surely an artist in his line. He is a student of the old school. He 'has spent many years in learning to pl«*s# the most fastidious. His work reflects his abili­ ty and his sincere desire to render hi# patrons more efficient service in dry cleaning, pressing and dyeing than they can secure elsewhere, Mr, Russel] is regarded as a business man of the highest type. He is honest and upright in his desire to serve not only the people in this community, but the community a# well. This review would be incom* plete Without mention of him and the success he has attained ih his partic­ ular lihe of endeavor, dg A firm equipped to handle an order of any six* with a degree of efficiency found in lew hatcheries the length and breadth ef thi* country. The proprietor# of the Sturdy Baby Chick Co. have spent years, and years learning this basin***. By using teen business judgment and applying the most scisntinc knowledge .avail­ able they have built their business from a mere thought to its present size, where it enjoys the reputation of being the largest dnd best equip­ ped hatchery in this section of the Operating a hatchery is indeed a difficult job. There is nothing mech­ anical about it. No routine—but one continuous use of knowledge and ex­ perience that close’ application to duty and constant study can produce. They have ,made a particular study of the selection of eggs. They work on the theory that production from a healthy, sturdy, high grade stock that has been bred through genera­ tions and has always maintained a record for heavy laying enables them to giye’ their customers chicks that will do credit to tbalr firm and the business they do. To make doubly sure they cult rigidly for vigor thereby eliminating every possible amount of risk. The obvious results Is that they raise pure bred chicks of a healthy stock. The experience* which they have gained from tS*ir many years of op­ erating the leading hatchery in this section is. at the disposal of evbry person in this community. * The proprietor* are men of wide experience in th# chicken business and their efforts have aided in put­ ting this business on a. paying basis in thip section of the state. >- It. is needless to say that managers have the confidence and esteem o f all who know them. They are truly business men over Whom, the com­ munity might well be proud. They help in no small way to advertise the city andenvirons all over this section of the country. 71-S , T h £ IRISHMAN'E hat By R. W. Lawrence An Irishman whose name is Fat, W*S sent to town to buy a hat; Obedient to his wife’s command, He hastened to this nearest stand, . Where hats in latest style* were sold “fctgig gs# WWIflU IVWftfVwars* rv| _ Perhaps we stopped to analysixe th# establishment is uniformally high in ,."?*** PUbU**** qukk to SPPre* reason—Sind again perhaps we did quality, all backed with the guarantee **?**_? *tore *? towptetely equipp- not. of the different manufacturers.- f f A l t £25. *° In nine cases out of ten th* was- Here will be found Radios and bi* .w l£f'jL * on will be found to consist chiefly cycles, tires to fit any -make or model While service is best «vm<mc#d by th# because ,of th# completeness of that of automobile or truck. Prest-O-Lite ™y*u*^y lajge volume of business particular' business firms stock* th& batteries tov both fiutifc rir I Fiubo* ind t w , from this vicinity* Such courteous and efficient service they battery eliminators. In addition to semc^-Rna such reasonable prices render—and theriow nrices for which th* above items, they carry as com* are bound to reap their harvest an an thev sellT e*X ndLP plete a line of auto accessories and appreciative public that is loud in mL T,. , ' „„ supplies as one would expect to find their praise for the work being done. e r S Jn^of ’K bee hTvc# yof m- in* 4 ntore£ l 4 *jtyJRve tl.m,eB *]» The Carrol-Binder Company are, diwtrl tbit ban t t r e01llH18tB wide experience in this bush f l P v inff but the highest grades and brands ness. They stand high in the pom- Sf ^ to insUre tl,e tompletc satisfaction of mercial world and prominent in so- motori8t3 f0* m,les 4nd wles every customer. They also dispense cial circles. They * never miss a 'Snrv/Jl it. i i t * . _ it, Indian Hi-Test and Benzol Gasoline, single opportunity to do their com- When they started m huswesa tiisy, an(j jjavo^ttt!, <5ils. Besides they petitors a good turn. They are on the set as then- aim and goal an «stab- maintain a free road service which, list of successful business men, They ushment so complete in its every de- sis the subject of much favorable com- nre community leaders and civic that every enstomer that ,f«w* ment throughout this section. boosteiu. We take pride in recom- At prices new and prices'old. With greatest............. * he care hi* choice made; . ■ ‘ ‘ Each color w#e or proper shade, The feather tall, the crown was low, The ribbons long, the brim just so— The left side up the right side down, The latest that had come to town. Fat,paid the bill apd out he ran As fast as any fellow can; A doWn the street he rushed head . long. And met a comrade in the throng, Who wondered why in haste he sped, And thought that sure he'd lost his head. To ascertain the reason why, cV ‘ - - - ic town? To Eat hd cried as he passed by: “Why in su h haste, what’s wrong in Check up before you tumble down.” To this the Irishman replied; “You let me pass, just stand aside,- I’ve bought a bat in style that’s new, And have no time to talk to you, For I must hasten home a mile, Before this hat is out of style.” Tobacco juice of chins. Covers a multitude in ftvsrag* driving toduc*a Jfn* eoiiiinimptWton front 4i Next *m * the Stad#bak#r, Th* 1M* fine o f *tod#b*k#r motor car* very are Rendering the community such complete. servics uires Til# imw m display in thrir aatearo#m* thorough knowledge and understand- toxvrrtoHOy ig - ing « ^ on1y of m^ha^tee but of S 1 lM ^ e M » » e effmld with cue- Mm ef The (Iteene County Hwd- iSB**. alsttiee M iwr with most ware poatma that knowledge. They iJSteday.*The demonatmte it etery day In the « f ««mttatMKag month,and every.menth ft» the fear, > - - _____ «*r m f vm m They are lender# among men aad is*i 3 s ^ “ " J f i r f t t J l U grtteept #• |kl# i* f# ' . At th' conclusion o’ th’ Washington birthday program over t’ literary th* audience stood an’ sang th' ferat verse o^The Star Spangled Banner an’ some o' th* aeccond. Four siren whistles, operated as a unit and spreading a penetrating note in as many directions, have been at­ tached to locomotives o f a western railroad as an improved warning sig­ nal, says Popular Mechanic# Mags iine, it is believed that the arrange­ ment will prove especially effective at grade crossings, for the Whistles can be heard for three miles, the note is lower, and the fact that the noise is spread in all directions, reduces the likelihood that th* signal will be shut off by wind current* or obstructions. I am perfectly willing for some folks to take another road to the fu­ ture life. Xdo not want to gq to the same plact. SMMtXS The old saying world after all,” is being made a fact by the telephone. It annihilate# the disadvantages of distance and! time, to bring office# and people thousands o f miles, apart, together. Our mod­ em, high-speed business and iif# Is absolutely dependent on it. No other invention ha# done more to make this age of miracle# poasible. It is cer­ tain that historians of the future, in detailing the . past fifty year# will * lve the telephone much of the credit or th# great progress made^during ***** tlw#.--Manuflieturtr and Indus­ trial New# Bureau Henry mad# a Lady out o’ Lizzie alright hut it **em« darned hard l’ git*a date with her. Ice is often an unsuspected source of errors in farm seals#. In alter­ nately thawing and frawing weath­ er ussra of scales shouw be on guards smalt amount# of kw may seem un­ important, but when located on cer< tain vital points of the scale mechan­ ism th*y may influence the weights. Sometimes under these conditions a seal# will give fairty accurate weight# at light loads, but not at heavy loads. 'A scrub woman applied to a lady for work. 4 “What do you charge * day?” the lady asked. “Well, mum," wa* the reply, "i dollar and a quarter a day if I eats myself, and a dollar it you eats me.” If th* eagiftasr don’t whistle go ahead an* gw killed, its hi# fault. Thar's only otv* place lar a ,fcraV -that's to' h#iit*# o* th* w tail ored them with call would te While the fact ^remains that car- mending them to the people. ,92 Jacob Kany MERCHANT TAILOR In Xenia, is Located at 12% North Detroit Street, Custom Made Clothes at Reasonable Prices. A Fine Line o f Imported and Domestic Woolens. Wonderful Display o f Styles fo r Spring and Summer Wear. When in Need o f a New Suit See Mr. Kany, Who is An Authority, on - All That , Pertains to Tailor Made Clothes. Satisfaction is Guaranteed on All Gar­ ments. Mr. Kany is a Cit­ izen That is Held in’ High Esteem and is a Real Tail- . or. He is Always Ready to Support Any Worthy Community Enterprise. If clothes make th# man, and they do—why isn’t it nechssary therefor# to go to th# man that knows how to m#k« good clothes, to get real aatis- faction? Jacob Kany has made a prac­ tice for years o f supplying the men in this community with custom tailored clothes’ fhaf fit the form, cling to the collar, and; give the service and the; satisfaction-that only tailor made Clothes can bring. To begin with they nre tailor* with many yeara o f successful experience to their credit.’ They know how to cut a suit or a top coat to make it curve to fit the body. They do not use stan­ dard or block pattern* and make- al­ lowances to fit any irregularity of your figure—but. take your ,measure and draft a special pattern over which your garment is cut. What does this, mean? It means simply that yon are getting a gar­ ment that wa# cut " and tailored to your individual measure.' A gar­ ment that will fit as only a tailor made garment can fit—u. garment that will make you feel comfortable look well dressed and give the service: you have &right to expect from it. In the store of this up-and-going tailoring firm will be found a wide selection o f the season’s latest crea­ tions in woolens. Regardless if you wknt a worsted, a cheviot, a flannel or a serge—you’ll find not only a few—but many patterns of e#ch, to make the task of selection an easy one for you. The woolens Used in tailoring their clothing possess that heft and body so essential to the good appearance and long life of garments. Right now the-' are show­ ing a handsome variety of tile latest creations in cloths. We suggest that you visit this shop and make your selection before the choice patterns have all been picked oyer, . ‘In addition to tailoring of the high­ est kind this up and going business firm offers a very complete service in cleaning, and pressing Garments are also" remodeled here, and both men and women's garments are re­ lined here an such a manner that makes the garnet just as good lock­ ing and serviceable as the day it was first,put on. Spot's offer no bar­ rier to them in the way of making a perfect cleaning job of the work en­ trusted to their care. This publication takes pleasure In commending Jacob Kany. the owner, on the work he is doing to make peo­ ple of this community more pros­ perous and better dressed, The peo­ ple of this community are indeed for-, tunate in having an establishment in their midst catering as he does to #11 classes of men. This establishment Well merits the continued support of the.people because Mr. Jacob Kany is a ^ivic leader and community booster. We recommend them, SAP TO THE COMING RULERS - .......... . 1 ' O. boys who work, with hand or brain Be mindful what you da; The nation’s gain— <>' ; ’ . He)J joy or pain, . Wjll eooii depend on you. ' For men who rule the world today— . Be they false or true— Must yield their sway, And nags away. And leave their trust to you.' *T never knew until. I got a car,” said the bishop, “that profanity was so prevalent.” “Do you hear much of it on the road?” “Why,” replied the bishop; “nearly everybody I bump into fsvears dread­ fully." Nuthin* better’n onions t’ drive out a cold er a husband. In one of the rooms of a fashion­ able dressmaking establishments oh Fifth Avenue, New York, an unex­ pected meeting occurred, A lady came to view the latest styles, While examinating the new creation# she was Informed that her husband was Much surprised, she entered. At sight waiting, for her. in another room, of his wife the husband became agi­ tated. And when an attractive and lively >oung woman burst. in with eager query, “Did I ..keep you wait­ ing, Daddy?”—weir, an interesting time was had by all, / , "'v^r"”Ty Ljy 1yr,iu V'1"/ v The more I read, the .longer I live, the more 1 believe a common every day ‘ citizen ha* no right# anyway, much less-a.farmer. If you are all ready, we will now stak, “Rescue the Perishing.” - READ THE HOME NEWS The Greene . Commission Association Located in the Stock Yards,1 on Hill Street, Xenia, Ohio. When You Sell Live Stock Consign to The Greene County Live Stock Commission and Be Safe, Best Prices on Cattle, Calves, Hogs and Sheep, A .'A . Conk­ lin, the Manager, is a Live Stock Man o f Reputation and Experience fo r Fair and Square Dealing. This popular establishment is n»My un- firm “alwsy# ft eustomer,” Thear ar* questio abl an important factor in clean cut, courteous business men to th* commercial life, and is one Of the a marked degree. The latest tptpte- largest live stock- firms in this see- tion#' will be given or any other in- tioh. The management is very lib- formation you desire in their line and eral ip dealing# with the public and .the service is free of charge' aid attracts shipments from the country ‘ without obligation. * for many mile# around. . In this annual farmers’ - and busi- The Greene .County Live Stock ness men’s review we are pleased, to Commission Association is known a#’ direct you special attention to the ' one of the best live stock, commission Greene Co, Live Stock Commission films in thin'part .of the state, and Association, as the distinctive fea- have men who know live stock busi- tUre of the Agriculture efficiency' of , ness and are noted for their fair and thi# section, The. management is honest dealings. among the leading business men of The farmers^ haVe come to know the county and valuable citizens who that they can get from them the high- materially assist in making our corni­ est price that the market will permit ty more progressive and, more »r- for live stock of all kinds. They tractive from a commercial and' agri- have a reputation far and wide a# cultural standpoint. We. take great business men of wide experience, pleasute'Tn thus better acquainting straight forward methods and it is our readers with The Greene County not surprising that this business is Live Stock Commission Association ever increasing. and '’pointing them to this firm as The record of this firm is truly one jn "whom they can place implicit commendable and is evidence of the confidence. We heartily endorse well placed confidence of so many them, ■ F&G 10 farmers and raisers of live stock, we . ...................—■—-— Lite hr witet r * s t ocean, male# it - till Its what the It is sometimes asked whether fried meats are harmful to children. Fried meats are apt to be overcooked and hard. It .is better to pan boll chop* and other tender cuts for chil­ dren. OnTy enough fat is used to keep the meat from sticking, It is seared quickly on the outside and all the juk'cs are retained, <A# tongh meats require long slow cooking, they are first browned lightly and then i simmered until tender. Meat stews, of this sort are suitable fly children, j feel that this is a wonderful showing for them which shows they have merited the enviable reputation they have attained. They are in every way thoroughly .reliable and the assistants are men with whom it is a pleasure to trans­ act business. All customers are NOTICE When consigning stock to the mar­ ket, see Frank Creawell, Cedafville and Jamestown, Ohid, or Porter Jas­ per, Powersvflle, Ohio, or A, A. Conk­ lin, who are very reliable truck men treated honorably and alike, doing as of these Communities and they will they would be done by, which means deliver your live stock to the market that when once you trade with this in first class condition. ANDERSON'S FLOWER SHOP XENIA, OHIO 101 MAIN ST. Special Display For— Mother’s Day Decoration Day Graduation Day PEACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY Mail Orders (liven Prompt Attention Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, Corsages, Bouquets and Floral Designs No ma$ is cunning anough to tool hiaiwlf. YOUR PAfRONACE APPRECIATED