The Cedarville Herald, Volume 52, Numbers 1-26

Buy Your Bugs the Modem Way 65 Beautiful Patterns to Choose from I A H S i z e s , C o l o r s , W e a v e s a n d P r i c e s D O you UMd a new rug for your living room or dt«lng room? AsmjMrug for * bedroom orh*ll? Whetoveryou need In the way of rose you will find on our S(oane BUG-STOR, On thle modern display reck, which makes the selection of a r«s *o simple, you will find a choice of 05 of the very leteet •nd moat baeutlfulpetterns. You den get practically any size, oolor, weave end grade you want *t the price you want to pay. The rugs are made by the world'* leading manufacturers— Alexander Smith,. Barrymore and Maaland, and are designed by W. fit 4, Sloans. They are the seme ruga sold by leading Fifth Avenue Stores. Come. In and see these. lovely ruga. You are sure to find just the rug you'are looking for M c M illan furniturrstore CEDARVILLE, OHIO LOCAL AND PERSONAL IToL S tall of t in Collate facility, | will enter North«w**fc*rn. Wniyetiity 'in Chicago to taka up special work !" ‘ *""* , "~t ‘ ' T' r ~**'rr'*r** l l i r ” jthis summer. He and Mrs. Steel will Mr. I f y McF,Frlan4 of c,l„,„t o »'*“ » spent Memorial Hay a t home, l ^ u * _________ FOR SALE—Sweet Potato Plants. John Gillaugh. Lucile Johnson will have a class In Dr. E. C, MeCowa, of Mt. Lebanon U. P; Church, PRfcihurgfc, Pm was called to Fayetteville, Tennessee, Thursday night m account of the . it* ____ « deat h of his mother who was in her music thw summer. If interested, call j ^ ^ r No. 14, y ' . _, • CARD OF THANKS—We wish to talfe this mean* o f extending r-out sincere thanks and heartfelt apprecia­ tion of the many kindness shown dur­ ing the illness and death of C. E. Estle, We also wish to thank those who sent floral offerings as a to k en o f esteem fo r the. departed, Estle and Wilson, Mrs. W. J, Tarhox was indisposed for several days last week suffering with an attack of lumbago. Mr. A. G. Collins, who has been ill with heart trouble, is reported some­ what improved. s 3 Do you want to get ahead financially, if so spend less than you . earn, and deposit some­ thing each week to your savings account in this hank. 1 The Exchange 1 0 j « < r .- s . Jpa* i1I|V f lie step-up Idea in automobile buying lias taken America by storm The New Pontiac Big Six Jhas been called the “ step-up *9 ear because it enables forward-looking people to step up in motor car quality without leaving the low-priced held* And since the first of the year, when the new Pontiac was announced, the step -up idea in automobile buying has taken America by storm* Pontiac mg Six, $74$ to $$9S,f, o, b . Pontiac, Michi- gan. vlusdelivery^charge*. Bumpers, spring covers and Loesfjoy shock absorbers regular equipment a t . ** jh t extra cost. General Motors Time Payment Plan twailttble a t m inimum rate. Consider the delivered price u well sm the lis t price when comparing automobile value# . . . Oakland- * Pontiac delivered prices include only reasonable charges foy handling and for financing when the Thao Payment Plan Is used. Mrs, Frank Bird has been visiting her mother, Mrs. R. W. Vaughan, in Pomery, and was in attendance a t the High School Alumni banquet there last Friday evening. Miss Dorothy Tarr has been re­ elected to teach next year 'in the Ross township schools. The annual D, A. R. picnic has been indefinitely postponed' owing to. the Cedarvifle Bible Conference this com ing week. Mr. Ward Ctcswell, who is connect­ ed with the Kresgie Company in Jackson, Miph,,' is spending- the week a t home on his sumtner vacation. Mr, and Mrs, James Ross, Mr, and Mrs. J .W. Shinkle and family, Mr, and Mrs. Otis Shinkle and sen, Ralph, of Detroit, spent Decoration Day and the Week-end a t the home of Mr, and Mrs. David Mitchell. Lloyd, Mitchell, a brother of Mrs, James Ross, will spend a month’s vacation with rela­ tives in Detroit. Mr. and 'Mrs, John Lott of Pitts­ burgh, Pa., were guests for several days a t the home of the latter’s par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Owens. Mrs. Sally Foss of Cincinnati, has been the guest of Mrs. Alice McLean, and other relatives the past week. Mrs. Margaret Houchins, who is in her 90th year, is in a very critical con­ dition a t the -home of Mr. and Mrs, B. E, McFarland. Miss Josephine Randall has been re­ elected as one of the high, school teach­ ers in the Jamestown schools. Daniel Wine and daughter, Evelyn, of Ashville, Ohio and Mr, and Mrs. S. A, Glick p f Columbus were week, end guests of Rev. and Mrs. Gunnett. The name of Neal Hartman was omitted from the Third Grade honor roll last week and is mentioned here in recognition of the credit due him. Mr. Samuel Hemphill of near Pueblo, Colo,, with his family have been guests of , M r/ and Mrs, A. E. Huey and Rev, and Mrs. C. M, Ritchie, Mr, Hemplifll is a -brotber of Mrs. Huey and Mrs. Ritchie. Mr. Hemphill reports that he found wonderful crops on his tour EsBt, particularly the wheat crop in Kansas, This crop is expected to be one of the largest ever harvested in tha t state. Members of the United Presbyterian choir were*entertained last Thursday evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. Lloyd Confarr, honoring Miga Mar­ garet Jamieson, who will become the bride of Rev. Albert Stewart Work on Tuesday, June 18th, A 'beautiful clock was presented to Miss Jamieson, who has been organist and director of the choir, the presentation speech being made by.MIss Mary Eleanor Bull, The Misses Genevera and Genevieve Jamieson, .will graduate from. Musk­ ingum College, Tuesday next with the degrees of bachelor of arts. Mrs, R. C. Watt visited last week With Rev, and Mrs. Walter Condon in Urichsville, Ohio, and attended high sfchool commencement, Miss Mary Eleanor Condoh, being a member of the graduating class.- Mr. J, W. Johnson, who lias been quite ill, suffering with an attack of heart trouble, with kidney complica­ tions, has been taken to . the Espy hospital in Xenia for treatment. His condition has not beelii regarded very favorable. ■ G, C. Brandon, 45, who resides on the Van Eaton road, was killed when .he was struck by a Dayton and Xenia traction- car near Shoup'S Station, last Saturday* He was an employee of the traction company. I t is thought that he became confused when a B. &. 0. train whistled as the tracks are parallel at tha t point and did not hear the traction , car ’signal. He is sur­ vived by his widow and a number of relatives in Indiana. He was a broth- ed-in-law of Mrs. Louise Ewbartk( of this place, Mr. Marion. Stormont who it attend­ ing ^'Medical School at Western Re­ serve has been awarded one of the ten Crile,Fellowships fo r the throe months periods, given annualiy by Dr. Geo, W, Crile of Cleveland. .Mr, Stormont will do his research on a problem of new anesthetics in. the Department of Pharmacology under the direction of Dr, Forald Sollmann, Dean of the School of Medicine and Prof, of Pharmacology., 1. . - ■ FGR SALE—-Home, of the Ime Sarah J, Lott- For particulars inquire of W- L. Clemansi 4t I f yotir lawp moWer is not properly adjusted or needs to bo sharpened take it to J. A. Stormont who has installed modem machinery 1 f o r . sharpening mowers. * Shelter belts o c tre e s around city waterworks reservoirs prevent much debris from being carried intoj the reservoir from the watershed. NOTICE—There must be no fire crackers or fireworks 'of any kind sold within the village or shot or displayed on or before July 3rd, By order of H. A. McLean, village marshal. ?' TAKEN TO JAIL When Sheriff Olimer Tate visited a grocery conducted by C. L, Edwards, colored, Xenia, Monday, to serve an execution on a judgment for $125 ob­ tained against Edward; fl>y Raymond Curl, colored, in common pleas court several days ago, he noticed a suspici- man's hip pocket. It proved to be a ous looking object protruding from the 'loaded ,38'caliber revolver, the sheriff says. Edwards is in the county jail awaiting arraignment on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. How to Have Foo t Comfort J E A N P A T T O N CEDARVILLE, OHIO . T O E N E W Ami VT t x o p v e t O f CENKHAl, MOTOBS b a b y c h i c k s p e c i a l M st prices, all the heavy breeds, $12 pep hundred? White Leghorn* $10 per hundred? and the heavy mixed* |10 per hundred. Place Your Order Now. ’ >. . R A I P H H . O S T E R OakW»*i Poultry Fane plwne m 1 Yellow Springs, Ohio naiiiU-'iJ.:antuii'Tfinnn "•r— ......................................... An exposition Of the newest, most advanced and scientific Dr. Scholl Foot Appliances and Remedies will he held a t our store June 22 J fow tJ iey give comfort w ill he explained B y D r . S c h o l l ' * * F o o t C o m f o r t E x p o r t O N the above date we shall have at ou t store a member of the personal staff of the world's most noted foot author* ity,Wm.M.Scholl, M. D.,at which time foot sufferers will he shown the way to quick* lasting relief* If you have a painful, eiuhbopi foot ailment of any k i n d - corns*callouses, bunions, overlapping toes, tender heels, swob leu ankles, hot or odorous feet, weak o r fallen arches--take advantage of this opportunity of learning, how u ate relief and constant foot comfort, rio chargi Valuable service, Free Petto-graph Prints of Your Feet These prints made over your stockinged feet clearly show if your shoes, the cause of most foot troubles, are making your feet so uncomfortable. to get home for ledi- this t TtRKD, ACHING l-CF.T m.S<&SVIl<tewhti|rtto**SAfiIf •citing Ad,, femfc to* CICu •trfcr*fivltwlliln^ nj» f I im A ot tlw*. oimforuMc. COHNS IX-.A-Wlt'*r,nns*Ar fee rfrt ititiwtf rttirli **. Ann rtf* *«««* M lufc, Home Clothing Co. Invitationa Issued For Jamieson and Work Wedding Invitations have been issued for th e } marriage of Miss Margaret Jamieson j to Rev. Albert .Work and are as fol­ lows: ^ Rev. and Mrs. R, A. Jamieson request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Margaret Janet to Rev. Albert Stewart Work on Tuesday afternoon, June eighteenth one thousand nine hundred twenty- nine a t three o'clock United Presbyterian Church _ and afterward a t the reception a t the manse Cedarville, Ohio • At Home Frenchburg, Kentucky Dr. McChesney Receives Many Commencement Invitations Dr.. W. R. McChesney has received invitations to attend the following: Eighty-fourth Annual Commence­ ment a t Wittenberg College, Spring- field, Ohio, June 2-0,1929j Forty-third commencement at John Carroll Univer­ sity, Cleveland, Ohio, June 5th, 1929; Baccalaureate Exercises a t the twen­ ty-third Commencement, Eastern Ken­ tucky State Teachers College, Rich­ mond, Ky., May 20th, 1929; Fifty-third Commencement Exercises a t Rio Grande College, Rio Grande, Ohio, May 28th-June l l . 1929; Sixty-eighth Commencement Exercises a t Capital University, Columbus, Ohio, June 15- 19, 1929; Also an invitation to. attend the Dedication of Cambridge Hall, Muskingum College, New Concord, Ohio, Monday June 10th, 1929; West­ ern Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, June 8rJune 13; Georgetown College, Georgetown, Kentucky, June 2-5; Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio, June 14-17; Wilmington College, Wil­ mington, Ohio, Juno 2-7; Otterbeiii College* Westerville, Ohio, June 8-12; President McChesney mnde the class address to the Eighth Gx*ade gradu­ ates of Jamestown on May 27th and preached a t the morning service in the United Presbyterian Church, Clifton, Sabbath June 2nd. “ ' Melvin McMillan. Mr, H art is As­ sistant Chief Clerk to the General Superintendent of the New York Cen­ tral Railroad with headquarters in Cleveland. Miss Donna Burns is home for the vacation period baying taught the past year at Montpelier, Ohio. Mr, and Mr*. C, E. Masters have had for their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cecil of Van Lear, Ky., Mis* Helen James and Billy Wear of Wells­ ian, Ohio. Miss Dorothy Wilson,.who has been, teaching a t Delphos, Ohio, has return­ ed home for the summer vacation. i . CARD OF THANKS—We wish to express our thanks for the aid and as­ sistance given us by neighbor* and friends during the illness and death of our husband and father. Especially do we thank Dr. M* t Marsh for his many kindnesses. Mrs. Edgar Tobias and family* Mr. W, 0 . Maddux left last Satur­ day for Oregon where he will visit his son, He wiil also visit in Washington, Mr. Fred Townsley and family spent several days with Mr. and Mr*. Walter Purdom in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Get pur prices on binder twine be­ fore you buy. McCampbell’a Ex­ change, . Mr, G. M. Black and family have moved to Springfield, where he has employment. Mr. G. H a rt add wife are guests this week.at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. f t ! .. . A * -■ * m * . “ m ' FQSNgF" 2 WEEKS MORE j I June 10 and 17.. Be sure to get | your order in to insure yourself of | | chicks on above dates, quality. Same high | fTHE STURDY BABY] | CHICK CO. | | Limestone and .Auburn Ave. | | Springfield* Ohio 1 | Box 423S Main B36 f Greatest Bloomers Values We Have Ever Offered Bought at a price by our New York Office* which enables us to give you a Super Rayon Bloomer worth nearly twice this price. Gomes in all sizes and nine shades. Plan to buy several pairs, Friday and Saturday, a t .... Jap an e se Rugs •* , < 1 ° - Washable felted Cotton Rugs in Rose, Blue, Green and Gold. For Bathrooms, 'Kitchens, Bedrooms. One Rug 18x36 and One Rug . ‘ A A 24x48. Both f o r ...................................... A xm in ister Rugs 27x54, the best all around size piece Rug. These wool Rugs come,in a fine range of colors and patterns and are offered to you as a splendid value (T A Q C at Each........................;.... ............. *•Vr m'n *■^•*?»*(•- G irl's Ensembles Righ up to .the minute are these Cotton dresses with Coats to mbteh. Washable materials. New pleasing ^patterns. (The foremost style of the Summer Season. Priced $ 3 . 5 0 and$ 3 . 9 5 ■; MAIN ST., XENIA, OHIO L O O K ! P R I C E S On All Batteries B BATTER] C 45volt Regular $1.59 „, ,, „ n ^ m 45 voltHeavyDuty . $2.69 /2 l-B tt y .......... $1.89 DryCalls ... 37c tW HotShots .. FLASHLIGHTCELLS l«c Each FAMOUSSTORAGEBAT ERIES & & - j 11Plate, 6volt $6.75and oldbattery 13Plate, 6volt $7.95andoldbattery * Phone1100 OpenEvenings YeUowFront Famous Auto Supply Co. W. MAIN ST., XENIA* OHIO