The Cedarville Herald, Volume 53, Numbers 1-26

51 * l MAJESTIC RADIOS The Radio Supreme CONSOLE MODELS $1,37,50 and $169,50 Easy Monthly Payments J E A N P A T T O N j Cedarville, Ohio § tiiimmuii»iui>»Hmnm»imi>»iuKMin«Hiniiw)»»»»i«««W'>wwH«iwn»MmHiiiiiM»Mit»mini»mmiHHH>iHHww»rf BftfUNAMOC NS, IM PSTJWl»II.K»,(i TO PXGOBHD WWK T K at lie MaWa* FsaH M be *W»R*d by Uuw In ( DNSIRL'CTION OF HEWERS IN PISTRIUT payaMttt at prtoftogl *M Uto**** *T MW not** * o . i : main street from railroad to . i» o » mmm m r > w o m by law, MA8SIB CREEK; XENIA AVENUE FROM i WKTIW T. Sold aetM shall be the full far Out H n w t ot totoeeet fU*r t* thalr drectad la forward *. wcUgW ©epy at tMa Maturity) ehaU jm *ra**f«r#d to tk» Trust** } *r*nance to th* eeeoty *MU*r, SECTION 11, That th)* mn B mm o aboil UK* affoot and be la fore, ft** «M aftar U m earliest parted allowed by tow, Paaaad ib)a Slat day at March, m l . ■JOHN G. McUORKELL, Clark, CAN BE CURED HEMORRHOIDS <OR PILES) f ■WITHOUT USE OF KNIFE \ , WITHOUT LOSS OF TIME \ A successful treatment for internal and protruding piles." Requires § from four to seven treatments at intervals of about once a week fo r a % cure o f the average case. Also the Ideal Non-Confining Method of f Treatment fo r Fistulae, Pruritis Ani (itching) and Fissure, etc. | DR. J. A. YODER ! Osteopathic Physician and Proctologist *| 18, 19, 20 Steele Bldg,, Xenia | Phone 834 | 'MMiHiiuiiitiiiiiimmH’uiiiHiimtuitiinmuimitimumumiiiiimtmiuuitHiumiiiiiimniimimtiiiimuuiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiik TOO OLD TO WORK Some day YQUw ill be too old to work. Will you then be dependent on others or yourself? You can make sure pi your fu­ ture through a SAVINGS AC­ COUNT with US. It will support you in your old age, because it is NEVER TOO OLD TO WORK We Pay 5 1/ 2 % i On Savings n Springfield, Ohio We Charge 61 / 2 % On Loans 7 0 * N Gas Heaters (with thermostatic control) has a steadying influence on the ‘‘Jumping” thermometer .Gas gives even heating Ohe, DaytonPower&Li$it Co. Xen ia D istrict METROPOtE-» TpLEASlNG service that antic- ■a* ipates every convenience and comfort o f the guest, complete appointments and distinguished cuisine make it an ideal hotel for your visit to Cincinnati 460 ttoms, withbath from $a .50 upward J i t ifUl 7 IK k b j m t * t f » fl £ EfC |2 i v t t b f*cc: eE'ti W a lnu t between 6th and ?th (m e square south o f Bus Terminals) ••mmnkiaajg,.": IF YOU NEED PRINTING DROP IN MAIN STREET TO OUTLET AT SAGA* 1**wwl eWlgattew 4t Uto VRtolto and «w fuU } VAVEft MILL; GROVE FROM MAIN *49; faith, credit u d retewM <* Mid Villa** Art FEET EAST- DISTRICT NO, 1: MAIN fiiweSy pledged tat the prompt pay *m l d ita Attest; STREET FROM MASSIE CREEK TO ELM Ju w , 7b* far Mlat t. U# received from the ! STREET: CEDAR STREET FROM MAIN , sale at (1* howto Mtlelpated by Mid note* > STREET TO WALNUT STREET; WALNUT \ and **y g * * * fuod rewltlu* tram the Issuance j - • ■ - - —- — stuff ,? from cedar STREET TO UJIIL- j. at said note* Mull t» the extant necessary he j , _ _ . , , , LICOIHE STREET. DISTRICT NO. 3: MAIN tuad only fee Uta reUrexust of wild notes at I Y i e l d . F e r t i l i z e r . STREET from elm STREET TO NORTH s wtiturlty, tocMher with latweet thereoa, *ad to J * v iA ta ivA , CORI’ORATION LINE. . Shereby pl«<lt*d ter welt purpoee, RE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the ‘ RRCTIdff I, Dttrlwr the year or yeens while Villages of Ucdanii:^, Slate of Ohio; ' such nolee nut there ehelt be levied pn all tho SECTION I. That It Is hereby determined to taxable property In the Village of Cedarville, proceed with tho construction of aewtra In the ; Ohio,, in addition to #U other taxee, a direct fUlowIng disiricta, bounded and described as tax annually not ha* than that yrhtch would A, X. RKUAROS, Mayer, follr,w3: District No. I : Main Street from Railroad - to Mssslo Creek; Xenia Avcmio from Main Street to Outlet at Hagar Taper Mill. Uroro from Main' 240 Feet East. District No. 2: Main Street from Manle Creek to Ekn Street; Cedar Street from Main Street to Walnut Street; Walnut Street from Cedar Street to ChllUcothe Street. ' District No. 3: Main Street from Elm Street to North Corporation Lind, .Pursuant to n resolution passed on the Slat day of January. 1834, and In accordance with the .plana and specifications heretofore pre* pared by the Engineer of safd Village for a system of seweraKc therein adopted by Council tin tho Cth day of January, 1930, and now on file In the office of .the Clerk ot said Village, and that tho same is conducive to the public health, convenience, ancf welfare of said Village, and to be of standard vitrified sewer pipe. SECTION 2. That all claims for damages resulting therefrom shall be Judicially Inquired Into after the completion of the proposed Im­ provement, and that the Mayor be and he la hereby authorized to Institute, proceedings In a Court of competent Jurisdiction it) Inquire Into such claims. SECTION 3. Thai t|ie whole cost of said Improvement, less tlio one-fiftieth U-50th) and the cost of intersections, shall be assessed by the foot front upon the following described Jots and lands, to-vvlt; all lota and lunds bounding and abutting upon the proposed improvement, which said lots and lunds aro hereby dch";nlned to be specially benefited by said Improvement; and tho cost of said Improvement slial’ Include the expense of llib preliminary and ,t)ier sur­ veys and. at printing and publishing the resolu­ tions, ordinances and notices required and the serving of said notices, the cost of construction, together with Interest on notes and .bonds is­ sued In anticipation of the collection of de­ ferred assessments, and all other necessary ex­ penses. v SECTION 4. That tho assessments an to be levied shall be paid in ten (19) annual Install­ ments with Interest on deferred payments at the same rate as shall be borne by the bonds to'bo Issued in anticipation of the collection thereof; provided that tho owner of any. prop­ erty assessed may at his option pay such assess­ ment In cash within thirty (30) days after the passage of the assessing ordinance. , SECTION 5. jTliat bonds of the «s!d Village of CedarvIUo shall be Issued In anticipation of have been levied if bonda had been Issued with nut the prior issue nr such notes. Said ta* shall be and hr hereby order) computed, certified, levied and extended upon (he tax duplicate and collected by the same <ffieers, In the earn* wanner and at the same time that taxes for general purposes for each or said years ate Certified, extended and col­ lected. Said tax shall be placed before and in preference to all other lteqia and for the full amount thereof. The funds derived from said tax lertee hereby required shall be placed In a separate and distinct fund, which, together with the interest collected on the same, shall be Irrevocably pledgod for tl)» payment of the principal and Interest of said notes or the bonda In anticipation of which they are issued When and as tho sumo fall duo, SECTION 9. - The Village Clark Is hereby directed (o forward a certified copy of this ordlnaiico to the County Auditor.- .SECTION 10. That this ordinance shall take effect and he In force from and after' tho earliest period allowed by law. Passed tht* 81st day of March, 1930. A. E. RICHARDS, Mayor, Attest: JOHN G. McCORKELL, ...... Clerk. ORDINANCE NO. 15* PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF NOTES BY THE VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, OHIO, LN. ANTICIPATION OF THE LEVY OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS AND IN ANTICI­ PATION OF.THE COLLECTION OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION . OF SEWERS IN DISTRICT NO. I : MAIN STREET FROM RAILROAD TO MASSIE CREEK; XENIA AVENUE FROM MAIN STREET TO OUTLET AT HAGAR PAPER MILL; GROVE FROM MAIN 24», FEET EAST; DISTRICT NO,' 2; MAIN STREET FROM MASSIE CREEK. TO ELM STREET,' . CEDAR STREET FROM MAIN STREET TO W alnut street ; walnut street ' FROM CEDAR STREET TO CHILLICOTHE STREET; DISTRICT NO, 3 MAIN STREET FROM ELM STREET TO NORTH CORPORA­ TION LINE; AND DECLARING THE NECES- StTY OF THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS FOR such purpose , (S pecial assessment PORTION). WHEREAS. The Village Clerk At the request of this Council lms certified to this Council the collection of assessments by Installments. [ the estimated life of the construction of sewers and In an amount equal thereto; and notes of ' .as contemplated as exceeding five (5) years; said. Village shall be issued In anticipation of And (he maximum maturity of such bonds as the issue of such bonds. i ten (10) years, and of- stieh notes as two (2) . SECTION C. That the Village Engineer be ( years, and . and he is hereby directed to prepare And file i WHEREAS, the Council of the Village of Ce- wlth Council a tentative assessment showing ' dartllle, Ohio, hag heretofore by proper legisla­ tive amount to bo assessed on each lot Of parcel i Hoij declared the necessity of- constructing of land to be assessed. SECTION 7. That the remainder of the en­ tire cost of said Improvement not specially sewers as set forth lB.the preamble hereto, and WHEREAS,; (his Council contemplates tho use of Twenty-Two Thousand Dollars, , ($22,* assessed, Including the cost of Intersections, ( 009,00), for the purppso of paying the portion together with the cost pf any real estate or uf. tho cost of said improvement, which Is to be Interest therein purchased or appropriated, and (paid by assessments, which amount lncludesthe he costs; and expenses, of any appropriation proceeding therefore, and the damages awarded any' owner of adjoining lands and Interest there­ on, and tho. costs and oxpeiises of any-Such award, shall ho paid out of the genera! fund or by the Issuance of bonds In the manner provided' by law., SECTION 8. That tho Clerk be and he is hereby, authorized alid directed ta advertise for bids for the construction of said Improvement according to law. SECTION 0, That this ordinance shall take effect and bo In force from and' after the .-irllcst period allowed by law, l’nsaed this 31st day of March. 1930, A. E. RICHARDS. ■ . - Mayor. Attest; JOHN G, M c CORKELL, - Clerk. ORDINANCE NO. i55 spin necessary to care for interest maturing on the liotea aud hofid3 hereto provlded for prior to tho rccelpt of the assessments. / NOW, THEREFORE, "BE IT OBDA1NED by tho UouncM of the VlIlsge bf Cedarvtli'e, State or Ohio; SECTION 1. That it ’ Is hereby declared necessary te.issud bonds at the Village of Ce- darvllic. Ohio, in the princjpsi suw of Twenty* Two Tiiousand Doitars, (222,M&.00), for ■the purpose r f raising money in. Atitlclpatton of the collection of special assessments for the con- ntrUctton of sewers in the following districts, bounded and described as follows, to-wlt: District NO, 1: Main Street from Rajfroad t o - ' - - Street to Outlet at Hagar RanerMtll; Grove '■> ...v District’ No. 2 : Mein Street from Massle . Matn -Strcet to .Walnut street; - walnut ,.'"8tf#M.”.tfireaf tJedar Street to UhlltlcoUm : Street, > Street from Elm Sticet iO North Coriioration Line. . . :v SECTION S, Tilat aald bond3 of thc Vtllago bo issued lit tim sard irhousatld DStlars, 'itbr, the purppse aforesald, and wall ha iii the foilowlng dcnomlnsUonS, to-wlt ; Twenty (20) pf satd bonds shall be In the de- ncmlnatlon of flile Thousand Dollars, ($1,000- ,00), *aeh- AM toti (19) of aslrt bonds shall be In. thd dendmlBAtltm of Two Hundred Dollars, t$209,90), ekehs ehaU he dated; ahsli bear Interest At the rsto of five and one-half (SMi%)' per cnel |)er annum,; pgyabl semi-annually Oh the first d*y Of March and first day of Septcm- ber of each year until the prinelpai sum is paid, - and shall, mature In their consecutive serial order as, follows; Two (2) One Thousand Dollar, ($1000,00), bonds and One (1) Two Hundred Dollar, ($200,00), bond, or the sum of Twenty-Two Hundred Dollars, ($2200.00), in esdli of the years from September l, 1931 to 1946, both Inclusive. - SECTION 3. That for the purpose of raising money in antlclpsuon of the levy of special assessment* and In. anticipation of. (he issuance of bonds lit Anticipation of the collection of special assessments for the Construction pf the sewers aforesaid, 1ft accordance with the legis­ lation heretofore passed by told Village with respect thereto, ta pay the property owners share of the cost and expense, ot said improve­ ment, It Is hereby declared necessary to issue and there Shall he Issued notes of the said Village in the amout of Twenty-Two Thousand Dollars, ($22,0M.M), which shall be placed to the credit of the sewer construction fund for ssla purpose, end that interest at the rat* of Six (8%) p*e cent per annum for tho period prior to the collection of the first Installment so to be levied shall be included In said sggre- gat* amount, and the amount necessary to pay said interest 1$ .hereby appropriated for tho payment thereof and for no other purpose, SECTION 8, That such anticipatory notes In the amount aforesaid shall be issued bearing interest at the cafe of six (S%) bet cent per annum. Such notes shall be dated the 1st day of May, 193*. And shall mature six (8) months from date; shall be executed and delivered In such number and such denominations as may ho requested by 111* purchaser thereof, SECTIONS. That such notes shell be exe cuted by the Mayor and the Village Clerk and bear the seal of the corporation. They shall be payable at the Office Of the Treasurer In (ha Village of Cpdarrllle, Ohio, and shall express .......... .....___ unon their face the purpose for which they are D Uats, ($200X0). nnd be dated; shnll i Issued, and that they are Issued pursuant to annually on tho first day of March and the I *b!s ordinance, first day or September of each year until the SECTION 0, AH assessments Collected for PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF NOTES BY THE VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, OHIO; IN ANTICIPATION OF THE ISSUANCE OF RONDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE CON­ STRUCTION OF SEWERS IN DISTRICT NO. 1: MAIN STREET FROM RAILROAD TO MASSIE CREEK; XENIA AVENUE FROM MAIN STREET TO OUTLET AT HAGAR PAPER .MILL; GROVE FROM MAIN 240 FEET EAST; DISTRICT NO. .2: MAIN STREET FROM MASSIE CREEK TO EL5I STREET; CEDAR STREET FROM MAIN STREET TO WALNUT STREET; WALNUT STREET FROM CEDAR STREET TO CU1LLI- COTIIE STREET: DISTRICT NO, 3: MAIN- STREET PROM ELM STREET TO NORTIT CORI’ORATION LINE; AND DECLARING THE NECESSITY OF THE ISSUANCE OF RONDS FOR SUCH PURPOSE. (VILLAGE SHAKE.) t ■ WHEREAS, llitx ;Council has requested the Village Clork to Issue Ids certificate as to the estimated life of the improvement to be con­ structed from tho proceeds of bonds hereinafter referred to and of tho notes to be Issued in anticipation of said bonds, and (lie Village Clerk has certified to this Council such esti­ mated life as exceeding fire (5) years, and the maximum maturity of such bonds as ten (10) years, and of such notes ns tw o'(2) years. NOW THEREFORE, be it ordelncd by the Council of tho Village of Cedarville, Stale of Ohio: SECTION 1. That it Is deemed hecesssry to Issue the bonds of the Village ot Cedar- vlllc, Ohio, In the principal sum Of Two Thou­ sand Dollars, ($2,000.00), In order to provide * fund for the purpose of tho construction of sewers In the following districts, bounded and described as follows, to-wlt: District No. 1s Main Street from Railroad to Mssslo Creek; Xenia Avenue from Main Street to Outlet at Hagar Paper Mill; (irovo from Main 240 Feet E*s(. District No. 2; .Main Street from Massle Crick lo Elm Street; Cedar Street from Stain street to Walnut Street; Walnut Street from Cedar Street to ChllUcothe Street. District No. 3: Main Street from Elm Street to North corporation Line, SECTION 2. That said bonds of the Village of Cedarville, Ohio, rimll be issued In said principal sum of Two Thousand Dollar*. ($2,- 000.00), for the purpose aforesaid. Said bond* rliall be In Dm denomination of Two Ilundted tifrf Interest at tho rato of five and one-half (®Mi%) pcc cent per annum, payable seffll- Closely Related More Corn From Heavier . Applications in lOO- Bushel Com Club Between the yield o f corn and the amount o f fertilizer used on the corn, there is a very distinct relationship, shown by apalysis o f the Tecords kept by more thun 600 Ohio efirn growers who- have been enrolled during the past 10 years in the 100-Bushel corn project' sponsored by the Agricultural Extension Service o f the Ohio, State' University. Extension specialists from the Uni­ versity have divided the records into groups according to the yields which have been obtained in the Helds, The first group consists o f the records on men who have made an average' o f 60 bushels to the acre in .their attempts to grow 100 bushels. O f these-men, 52 per cent applied fertilizer broad­ cast, 21- per cent added a row or hill application, and 3 per cent used a side dressing. In the group which aver­ aged 80 bushels to the acre, 59 per cent applied fertilizer broadcast, 22 per cent applied it in the row or hill* and 2 per cent used side dressing. In the 100-bushel group 60. per cent broadcast fertilizer, 25 per cent put it into the row or hill, and 5 per centt used the side dressing method. The last group studied averaged 120 bushels to the acre; and in this group 83 per cent used fertilizer broadcast, 36 per cent made row or hill applica­ tions, and 14 per cent applied a side dressing. “THE ROGUE SONG” OPERATING TAJLKIE Lawrence Tibbett, known as the greatest living baritone, and the first American to reach the topmost posi­ tion'in operatic circles, is now blazing a Dew trail, for he is the first major opera star to be featured in a talking picture. '♦The Rogue Song,” Metro Goldwyn Mayer's all-talking drama o f the Cau­ casus, dimed entirely in technicolor, with Tibbett as the star, will open Saturday, April 5 at the Regent Thea­ tre, Springfield for a week’s run. Tib­ bett sings songs ranging “from those o f operatic caliber, with a symphony orchestra accompaniment, to simple -love ballads. He rides at break-neck pace through varied adventures, while brilliant bal- lets* magnificent mountain scenery, and other interesting details ate re­ puted to make, this picture one o f the most elaborate productions of the year."-- ■ , EXECUTRIXES NAMED Jennie Mabel Washington has been appointed executrix o f the estate of Mintie L. Washington, late of< Xenia, without bond, in Probate Court. Bertha' Thompson has been named executrix o f the estate o f Rosa Hakes, late o f Caesarcreek Twp., bond being dispensed with. SALE CONFIRMED Private sale o f personal 1 property belonging to the estate o f Wl H. Smith, deceased, has been approved in Probate Court. The sale was conduct­ ed by Arthur Cummings, as adminis­ trator. BANK STATEMENT p I’lelim f.’in h paid, and fhil! matum In (licit n n-nrutivo serial ordtr aa follow,;: Two, Hiin- d)£<I Dollars. ($200.00), <11 SrplunticT 1st In clir-h t,-r tho yearn from 1931 to 1040. Loth Irt- llliMvci. ^SECTION 3. That It Is necessary and this *' "nelt he:tby iletermlnrs that notes shall he lemed In anticipation nr the Issue of said bonds. SECTION 4. That, such anticipatory note* I’l lh«, am'-i'qt -f T(,-.r Tll'.iPiml Dollars, (.12. 000.00), which sum, does not exceed the amount of the hcrt.-l Issue, slum he Issued hearlnq ln- L ’Csl at the vato of" e ( x (G'(\) per cent noi' annum, payable al maturity. 8»ld noie< shall I 1 0 dated th<> 1st dav of May. m o , and shall ■mature six (0) months from dale, Such notes Shall be executed and delivered In such numfrer t .;»)J, such dcnuinlnatlonn an may® he requested 1by H ip purchaser i f stieh notes', ,1 NFl’Tlo.V ri. Kuril nrns all-II he executed , by tho .Mayor and tho Villa** Clerk and shall i *-t tv Hie J I i t Mu cfrrtrjtftii/'n. brt ! do Icnfttcd “ Hewer Construction Notes. (Vlllxte I Shar»l“ . and shall ho payable at the offipo of (he Improvements aforesaid end Unexplained balances remaining In tho funds after tho costs and expenses of said Improvements have been bald, shall be applied to the payment of said doles and Din Interest thereon until both aro fully provided for, li ' • SECTION 7. Raid rotes shall 'be first ofTered In tho Sinking Fund Trustees of the village and so many of (he same as shall not be taken by said trustee* shall bo sold at private Sate by. lha Village clerk, Imt for not less (ban par end accrued interest, and tho proceeds from such sale, except any premium and accrued In* torest thereon and -the amount thereof necessary for the payment of lntert.il prior to the matur­ ity rf said hntes, shall ho paid Into the proper fund and used foe tho purpose aforesaid and for no other putpeso. Any premium and sc- '• ntd tntefest and the amount necir.sary for the payment of Interest prior lo their maturity 'hall ha transferred to tho Sinking Fund lo bo applied In iho payment of principal and Interest of said notes In th* maimer provided by law. SECTION S. Raid ntttca shall ho tho fu'l caiern! obligations of tho village, and lha full * ‘ ' sslil vlllsge are payment of the received from the Report o f the Condition o f The Ex­ change Bank, Cedarville, in the State of Ohio, at the close o f business on March 27, 1930. - RESOURCES Loans on Real Estate 29,222.50 Loans on Collateal _____ 36,378.75 Other LoanB, Discounts,_ 283,450.59 Overdrafts ______ 21 U, S. Bond and Securities 100.00 Banking House and L o t __ 35.100.00 Furniture and Fixtures Cash Items Due from Reserve Banks and cash in vault 50,461.97 Other A s s e ts _____________ 7.70 14,250.00 201.61 T O T A L ___________ J^.$449,173.23 , LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid i n ____$ 50,000.00 Surplus Fund ------------------ 2,000.00 Undivided Profits less expen- ses, interest and taxes paid 5,907.79 Reserved for Taxes-Interest 67,98 Reserved for Depreciation _ 6,788.61 Individual Deposits subject to check .............— _____ 227,344.71 Demand Certificates Deposit 3,994.92 Tmie Certificate Deposit 30,344.28 Saving Deposit ------- 47,242.94 Notes, Bills Rediscounted ' 25,482.00 Bills Payable ........... 60,000.00 TO T A L ........................... $449,173.23 State o f Ohio, County of Greene, sst 1, L. E. Tindall, Cashier o f the above named The Exchange Bank of Cedarville, Ohio, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the l«. V.; km-iiif . best of my knowledge aftd belief, „ —— oile-rri anv excess fund veeulilfi* from If* * t t? T I N n i t t p . , v , i „ $iim1 1 rnsti -v r,f the Village **14 notes shall, to the extent necessaty, be L. 1*. T INDALL , Cashier i/,!'1, WV ,(: ,,>j «iy r«7hSKiwi«»t •»«»•< aotM, «* Correct Attest; A&I 4 tojetiher itM\\ Interest thereon, and U a w Xf f XfAmX W J bl" I " '.’'"'- tl'rirt pnr h.'.'chy lOftdgeVtev eiich purpose. I A ‘ E ’ W* ™ch *n^ !!f8 PWfMd* from SEtVioS’’# 7« the o«ni that such *»»e*s- Tarbox, Directors. Inftrtsl 'ihtrrm (ami 'ThV 'smount hereof I"0’? S,rp n("t lHI« ' nt ,mth f o f saht'nrTrt l ' Subscribed and SWOttl to b efore me l1* ' * * ™* 1 PrtS « It Tstoriri T i l ? : ? T Z i ? * M M this 2nd day o f A p ril, 1930. th# tn&furlty of ftsM notes)* Mull bo nuld Iftin I h 1* *5^ in jishi yiil&ift for j AH* tho MosiOf fund aim ! \ m for tim hiimo^o sfmo prtp«rly Ift iS'ff&riSi A * **' KILttAICWS, saw end for no other purpose. IT V m m !! »?«**** * M | Notary Public. and accrued interest (and .he amou«T«V„try ’" ^ V s 16. Yhe Vito* t!«k M ker.br Order q ^ j S y CHICKS . Seat C. O. H. If You WWh Phone Main 836 A » M r ' VnrietkM Any Monday SpHnYSeld, Ohio C H I C K S tells you of their wonderful quality. Our prices are no higher than ordinary chicks. T H E S T U R D Y B A B Y C H I C K C O : ' ■=** Spring Painting Now is the time to arrange to have your house or other buildings painted. We are booking orders for the spring and summer. , Homes, interior and exterior Business Houses .. Barns .■ Store Rooms We Specialize in Sign Fainting Elmer Jurkat Cedarville, Ohio ’ Phone 138 fei- Made by Hanna’s It must be all right 9 9 3K K People who have used any'one of Hanna’ s paints or finishes always have pleasant recollec­ tions of quality and sat­ isfaction. When they have a paint- . ing or finishing job of a diifereijf character,xthey ask ’'What does Hanna, make for such work as that?” -- Just whfit they should have for the 'purpose is in .the complete Hanna line —- and the quality ALWAYS meei- ure* up..;to meet their high expectations. r WE WILL 'G L A D L Y ADVISE YOU ON YOUR DECORATING PROBLEMS QUALITY PAINTS and FINISHES ** There’s One for Every PurpoM The Cedarville Farmers’ Grain Co. r r? » <»v Endin Chicago a t the coM Fonrm iE GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL spec: Trac than take- ' tioi), . cove divls 1929 ever the i tion mail coun as e •who Libr ■Stat \ T pos ..JllH Nol me acc cip th da ta $5 P" 31 J Waller -A wVaWgvWPQMI ' Msr. takain th* thMtm srimntikrMlii^* Mwth* Art InctRut*, * * * • * * * * * / H