The Cedarville Herald, Volume 51, Numbers 27-52

i* -*♦ A¥ * — t A- . ------------ ----- EWE CAUFdSNU FIGS J**'!? P*** favor «od * * t into Va*t away «MM«r noo« too de#Is-abk> a, dishwhoa attempting to cat bran , j » Flake* tlwrcsl originators of Battle Crock bwiltH foods hate prepared for ev«ry.d*y u*e a fruity, pala- table flaked food that ha* a likable test* It 1* a comblnatloa that unites the «gv-ote laxative quality of the fig w.th the mechanical cleaning of suitably prepared bran, Blended In just ta« right proportions they form a dish Wulcl\ w akt ^ appetite* find pleasant and satisfying. And wltn that satisfaction comes tha keen stimulus that the ™t»«i m*lve» from a diet that breaks no law that Nature Is deter­ mined to enforce, 1'hU 1» tk» Story of F IG B R A N F L A K E S Oaa oi tu» Batti* emit Htsith TooSs for whloh w* a » authotixua nvoUro CEDARViLLE BAKERY l o c a l a n d p e r s o n a l FOR SAWS: Tomatoes for table use |or canning. j . a . Burns. { Mr. Oliver Townsley and daughter, ro f Dayton, called on friends here Tuesday. Word has baa* received lure o f the birth o f a son, James Hooper, dn August 21, to S*v. and Mrs. Balph Elder in KtioxvlJW, Tens. Mr. Angus Morrison, o f Detroit, i Mich,, is here as a guest at the home ' \-f Rev, W. P. Harriman, Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Jolley and family, o f Dayton, spent the week end here with relatives and friends. Mrs. W, JR. Watt and Miss Mary Eleanor Bull were guests o f Mri and Mrs. J, P, Schaffer, Dayton, from Fri­ day until Thursday o f this week. # _____ Mrs. B. F. Thomas o f this place, and son, Elwood, and wife, of Bellbrook, have been enjoying a trip to Niagara Falls and into Pennsylvania by motor, Mrs. Elisabeth Blair, who makes her home with her son-indaw and daughter, Ifr. **d Mrs. G, H. f ’res- well, fell last Saturday night and frac­ tured a rib. | Mrs. Minnie McMillan, who under- j went an operation for goitre in Day- ton some time ago, has recovered her ; health and is now at her home south o f town. Mrs. S. T. Baker had the misfortune to fall on a flight' o f stairs last Friday and sustained ft cut on her head and injury to her wrist. Mr, and Mrs, A . S. Bauman, o f Creve Couer, Mo., have been visiting friends here. -ler^’r-rt r-, ~.-.xnaas> Attention Farmers! All farmers having oats and barley with bitter taste so that Hogs do not eat it, bring it to my mill and I will grind it and bolt out the hull which-will do away with the trouble. MORTON R. GRINNELL, S;■ 1 1 •■ . 1 f ' Yellow Springs, 0 . spiwn LUXURY WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE STOP AT RITZ HOTEL W k *U. » t S«cond .Vue. &>. MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. , aso ROOMS , RATK S WSR DAY U M *0513 ,00 ean vua lw t^Sh opa and ' Cate-Coffev Stop-HPat- agcSwvk* B . H , d S i C E Y / MINNEAPOLIS* IJjBttBST FIREPROOF HOTEL ^ U A L I W - A L W A V S A T A SAV ING ** 37-39 East Main S t , Xenia, O. . • ■V-'Y-r- * ,e School Suits Fottr-ptc* raft* com- p r am * coa t, in o t '«ad 2 - lotickw#j.or coM* yw A and 2 toofinr-oc 1 jolt and l Joufcit.Cmtmests bx v»md 1 7 . 0 0 $ 0 B oys* Sw ea te r s S lip o v e r S ty le Just the kind h e W oL in Jacquard, pattern* c a d V -neck , W e have than* in many co lor cocnbinatioas and sues. A n exceptional value in all w oo l sweaters. r-iiaoiXffiflteft 1*98 to 2.98 U l r t f U B P # JO U jfB ' JQUKKJSCS- cp»E fy WOwr « fortitcsMftSerh^s.W«B insfegad fall culm fency JWIlflEI* w tm t «BKI <OIOCS. B*or Rnsa mm fur fht v * . I ew EM*** 49c to98c R f i r w o n j 2|uafPaawW aiwp*—w “S. titoih *%M4k mt&Httt I * wmimMItik mb- awl JMt afelr, # »ls fam A m i&$ slip* <im tsmmm a tottdks- mm In *Mmw W ' m k 1*98 to 3*98 W oo l Frocks S m « ( % S ta le d - ■Wi'jfttir I F m # 0 k % u*> I> itJtfiw?* mm -tOift mmk itonv 'aft w-t.-i? vm w.ni Aiijhfvi livtfti' ■•- wk * orim m*f£> Xm mm mm- hmu - m H m Boys* Shirts O f B n a d d o d . Raaftttl and fitostf bnwd^ deth o f excellent qua%( m m aside and fait o A White andatYaundyro f col. «•& Have «3«ar attaeM* j m m t a m k 98c Mmfat C a p $<i* (Biks-I «tft St-KHti m, zm buMw&n, m m m * asSHa few ferine ■mtt fewter fowtebfi ta^ ctsfe SftWPly m i gWdt 98c iartw mimh m®m O f Q O A l T i T T Mm*,- Mm JN j ** tur gf-iA. ' ^•PPwiL &*m&&** mwm -wfaMMmmM wtWlte, fsawd tflHt OWPWWt . $4.98 1*98 *•3. Mr, Ward Creswell, o f Columbus, spend the week-end at home. He is connected with the Eresge organiza­ tion o f chain-stores, Mrs. Harry Waddle and son, Mereld, o f Columbus, have been visiting for several days with Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Tarbox. Miss Mary Elisabeth Smith ia ex­ pected hime this week from Oxford where she has been attending summer school at Miami University. Miss Smith will be accompanied by her friend, Miss Lorena Vaness, o f Belle- fontaine, Ohio. ' 1 Mr. George F. Siegler, o f Marietta, Ohio", was the guest o f his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Siegler, from Sunday until Wednesday. Miss Kathleen Kyle, who has been connected with the McClellan, hospital in Xenia, this summer, has gone to Wilkensburg, P a , to take up her sec­ ond year course fo r nurse training in Columbian hospital. » Mr. and Mrs. W . H. Smith have had for their guests the past week the followirfg relatives: Mr. and Mrs. Cal Ours and grandson, Jack, Mrs, J. E. Haslacker 4uid daughter, Mae, o f Romney, W ,1Va., Mrs. Enoch Hyre and two sons, Robert and Fred and wife and son, Mrs. Allen Haines and daughter, Lucile, Springfield, and Mrs. Nettie Hartsook, Columbus, were callers here Wednesday ^tmang friends and ac­ quaintances. Trof.^Johr Orr Stewart and family, o f Richmond, Ky., are here on a visit at the home o f the former’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. O, Stewart. Dr. J. O, Stewart was taken sudden- ■ ly HI Monday and f o r a time Was in a dangerous condition. However he has greatly improved and his condition is much better. The local; Masonic picnic was called off Tuesday fo r this summer. With the Home Coming hud State Fair on this Week not enough interest was manifested and the Wednesday date was cancelled. Messrs Fred Milburn, o f Kansas City, Mo., and Leonard Milburn, of Lima, visited hede Wednesday and Thursday. Both are sons of, the late Wm. ■Milburn, former resident. Fred is engaged in the newspaper business in. Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Carey P..Ritchie, o f Pittsburgh, Pa., were the guests re­ cently o f G. M, and -Mrs. Ritehie, also Mrs. W, G. Duvat from Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hemphill a c­ companied by two sons Paul and A l­ bert, and daughters Ruth from S t Louis, Mo., spend several days recent­ ly as guests o f Mr. Hemphills sister, Mrs. C. M. Ritchie and Mrs. A. E. Huey.- Mr. A lbert Work, o f Pittsburgh Seminary, and sister, Miss Janet Work, o f Ft. Morgan, Colo., are guests o f Rev. R. A . Jamieson and family this week. Mid, Nancy Oglesbee and daughter, MW. A ...ram Anderson, and children, are spending the week a t Lakeside. Mr. and Mrs. W . A . Speftcer and daughter; Miss Wilmah, Mr. and. Mrs. R. J. Shultz, Dayton, enjoyed a motor trip this week to Mammoth Cave, Ky. Mr. C. H. Gordon will move this !week into the J, D, Mott property on North Main ' Street, vacated by Mr. 1Marvin Williams, Mri Williams has moved to Lebanon. Mr. Dwight Sterrett and family, o f Cleveland, have been spending the week with the former’s mother, Mira. Julia Sterrett Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Marshall and daughter, Jean, o f Ner comerstown, Ohio, and Site. James Hawkins, Xenia, were guests at the home o f Mr. R. <?. WattrTnesdhy.- - - --------------- ' ........... .......... r "— ' | A new frame dwelling is being j erected on the site o f the bsme on the farm o f Mrs. R. J. Fowler on the! Columbus pike, that was recently destroyed b y fire* Wun Boase .ban the COntTT.Cfc. Mr. David Bradfute underwent an operation Sunday evening a t the Mc­ Clellan hospital. Reports are favor­ able as to ultimate recovery follow­ ing the operation. ' Mr. John W . Ross, and wife and son- in-law, Ernest Ralls, w ife and daugh­ ter, Dayton, have returned from a two weeks fishing trip in Michigan. While near CeUwater, they called on Mr. .A- Ik Smith* formerly o f this' place. i jj Mr. Martas Coffey, Mrs. Sarah NeH, tjMfes Ressxs CfeSfey* c f Cincira^SS,. Mrs. |John Stewart m l daughter, Heser, :-Xenia, visited' with friends here Tfces- ; ?.*yL A ll were former residents o f CedarxiGe. Mr- Moore McMOTan; formerly o f | this place, hut fo r many years, a rest- i .dent o f Bloomington, IndL, visited with | -.friends here last;'Saturday, i Mr. and .Met- George Confarr, and s- little dai^htw , o f Dayton, are speed- \ Eng some time a t the home o f M rs.» Confarr"* parents; Mr. and Mrs. J. \ E, MdcbelL FDR SALE a t ra te Cash, 1 DicEcg!: Tatte, 2- Library Tatter, 1 JPtcso-!■ graph, .1 Stand* 2 Wash Ssamfs. I P iaco Stcoi, t Bed Stead, 2 Bed Springs* 2 Kitchen CaMnet, i CctsSsr; Wagers and other articles, it j . it. w e i l s « e r I Dr* O . P . ESEas, wife and daughter, SBetscacew were ca®ed to CasKmsati ;•TWaday evenfeg ty the aadfea tSeatfe :o f Mr. Robert Lloytl, O t ie lt a i The »fi*aetal and featM Seek place Weii-es- ,day is CErsmaaftS. T&e deseaaed Was ta e-soil® o f Msra. Elias, and has JDre- i qpeefify tftdled here. Measas. Robert Rfe&atds and M*s5 -have retataed -farafe FS 2 . 58 - tia, RoMstt ha* fceefe spendteg the sp«M«*r with retetlxvs while Faad wadtethe s*Sya«mihtw®'wetSEsa©** T H I R D A N N U A L L A B O R D A Y F R O L I C M bs , Cftrsme Ritchte ABexamfer, w5» with her aeces.%. retewawd - ftsnr a 3teaK^. tear o f Eiteote mal '• Is thh gatet o f her tarests; Dr, anM Mss. <* M. RM cin '. ■! Kecseth MS, MS&sS&t,, a cSe&M ; the « * f f c y « f the Awnftfiar® €.*«•.& ‘ €>«t-if«iry a t XaiKanteri, Ite.5via sgemfi- j img a tew days with Mir. »aewtil% Shr», uaii % .js w E M v i c r a a s -mil .tefatt adt ISI want XtiMtAFiRVIKJnSXIA T A H K A G E . fX k , XboiiihlMMte ' r “- n - 1.^& f - . -V*f / ' * . ^t.v. AVALON PARK S H H N G f iU J D , O H IO Meaftay, Sept. 3 A N i t e t f MMi Eanwas'S aiWiMSisa. *e . yGyWWF mHWWW R te v M>AM m M+mt*W-'-vrnmmMte wPR U^NWfsW* ..—rntimtiTBMiMirinrnfr->rr,fc,i,Trj*^ 1.4 J A r:-,rc\<r^s ^ n r n y u wj B i t 5 ; ■u .1 l. m»#x S e p t e m b e r 1 9 - z s SEE—The Three Rooms Decorated in Modern Style. —The Exhibition of Modern Art Objects. * —Exhibits of Work of Dayton‘School Children. —The Dayton Artists Show at The Montgomery County Fair and The Dayton Art Museum. H EAR—Daily Talks on Modern A rt by Prominent Speakers . ■4 ’ The Rike-Kum ler Co. S; -w• .. ■*. •• *• ■-.• ■ T c :4 » r l ' v * \ c ✓ ** ; v / * ’ ^ ,J* ■ « «■ . ‘ * r« • iiiiiiteWfcSsMMhhaL r/ jtafc* * *#■ 3 " 1" ':;X " $ 9 A 9 \ « ~ . i ' fin X V. 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