The Cedarville Herald, Volume 53, Numbers 27-52

c vux l ,waur. . * i Mil j*r, wm Mrs.J. M. MeMiMwi,who. LO«T-~Brown Scotch Colie Do* tOCALANDPERSONAL Ihavs{tonvisitingwithrelative*inFinderplasacal 2-1*2andreceive {Canada f*rtwo week*,havereturnedreward. Mr.Rot*rStormonthasenteredlow scaoo)atO.S*U. midduringhi#»b- Homo. | Mr.ColinBarber,whobiubeenil „ ____ Mr. mid Mrs, P. 0. Robinson offorseveralday*,J*reported muchim- I*1*®*«*thepestofice wil PlainCityweregueataSumUyattheproved. Heha*benunderthecafe befiledby W.A.Spencer. | homeofRev.C.A. Hutchison., dvroafr of Mrs.RateSets, SHAM BATTLE SPRINGFIELD.OHIO Friday, Oct.lOJi StartingPromptlyat1P. M. Rev, Milton Hanna and wife of ]Niles, Ohio,visited herelast Friday amongrelativesandfriends. Mrs.C.H.Crousewhohasbenil forsometime and was ableto be aboutsuferedarelapseseveraldays ago. FOR SALE—1929 Ford roadster Mustsel atonce. A-onecondition andpricedright. H. NBarnes,Cus- 3ins&Fern,S. MainSt, We wil beginpickingapples Wed­ nesday,October8th, Nowisthetime to buy your wintersupply. Prices wil behigher. NagleyFruitFarm. Phone214.137,Cedarvil,Ohio. TheLadies' Aid Societyofthe M. E.churchhasarangedforacongre­ gationalrgpeptionhonoringRev.C.A. Hutchisonandfamilythisevening. Mis Elizabeth Outram,agraduate of Cedarvile Colege, whosehomeis in Cable, Ohio, wasrecently maried to,Bruce B. Woodward,andis now residinginBoonevile,Ky, Reproductionofthe Historic BATTLEofPIQUA Re-enactedbyFederalandStateTroupeBefore GOV.MYERSY.COPER J AndGovernorsofSurroundingStates 250FederalTroups—600OhioTroups 500OtherActorsTakingthePartsofPioners ' andIndiana ■ Ohio'sGreatestPatrioticEventoftheYear OHIOEVOLUTIONALMEMORIAL SESQUI-CENTENIAL. 1780-1930 ADMISIONFRE ParkingSpacefor10,000 Machines BigHistMicalParde,limfejrOdaker 9 Mr,O.A.Dobbinswilgiveareport beforetheU.P.SabbathSchool,Sab­ bath,ofhistripthroughEuropeand theworkof UnitedPresbyterian Mis­ sionsinEgypt wherehevisitedthis summer. Aninvitationisextendedto altohearthiBreport. Rev. W.P.Hariman,expectstoat­ tendtheannualconventionoftheOhio Welfare Asociation’which wil/b§ held October 7-10,at Toledo, Ohio. Rev. Harimanrepresentsthe Grene CountyBoardof Countyvisitors. The Christian EndeavorSocietyof theFirstPresbyterian Churchhelda recdjtionforthefacultyandstudents ofCedarvileColege,Thursdayeven­ ing. Theprogramofentertainment wasinchargeof Marion Hostetler andEugeneSpencenTherefreshment commiteewasheadedby Mis Franc.s. McChesney. Apleasantevening was enjoyedbyal. NextSabbath,October12thwil be RalyandPromotion.DayintheFirst PresbyterianChurch. A,specialRaly Dayprogram,"The Gatewayto To­ morow,” is being prepared. The BroadcastersClasisinchargeofthe programandarebeingasistedbythe Superintendentsofthevarious De­ partments of the Sabbath School, Mrs.E. A.Alen WildeliverfheRaly DayAddres. Fulerannouncements wilbe madenextwek. AREMARKABLEVALUE! $ 7.50 AlowanceMadeonYourOld Jean Paton FordSale* mud Service Cedarvlle,Ohio Therogstarmonthlymoatingoftha Woman’s MisMsnsry Society ofthe First Prtwbyt*ri*n Church washeld WednMsdsyafternoonattwoo'clock attiwhomeof Mrs.S.C. Wright,The programwasinchargeof Mrs.Chas. Steals,and Mrs,EthelCre wel. Re- freihmenta wars nerved by Mrs. Wright. ! TheEpworthLeagueofthe Method­ istchurch wil entertainthecolege .studentbodyandfacultynextTburs- }day evening, October ninth atthe Methodistchurch. Altcolegestudents,membersofthe facultyand men^rsoftheEpworth Leagueareinvited. Thirty-fiverelativesandfriend*of FOBAAIB-A. *W hmM* «ffuel R»y.mid Mrt,Q, <J, JKyl*gathered atdropedco Wsgapples. W»be*#M Mrs.'Duf Andrew whoresideson theI.S, Dinesfarm,nearXenia,is criticalyil withtyphoidfever, It issupposedtohavebeencontracted fromaspringonthefarm, Fromthis samespringtheXenia County Club secured waterbutservice has ben discontinued-asthespringhasbeen condemned. Hr,and Mrs, W,R. Wat returned Saturdayaftera motortripofawek to Bloomsburg, Pa„ wherethey at­ tendedthefair. TheCedarValeherd of Durocswonthirteenofthefifteen firstribbonsbesideseveralinother clases. They wereacompaniedby James Haeket. The herdIsbeing showninHamilton,Ohio,thisweek. TheResearchClubwasentertained Thursdayatthehomeof Mrs. W,R. McChesney. Oneofthefeaturenum­ bersoftheprogram werespiritual solos by Mrs. Tilfordof Xenia. A numberofguestswereinvitedtojoin withclub membersfortheafternoon, Refreshmentswereservedandasocial hourenjoyedfolowingtheprogram. Theoficialcalfortheannualcon­ ferenceofthe Middle-Westdistrict, OhioFederationof Women’s Clubsis announced-for ThursdayandFriday, October23-24atTroy, Ohio. Repre­ sentatives wil'beguestsofthe Al- truianClubandGirls,CivicLeaguein thatcity. Alclubs,federatedandun- ■^deratedareaskedtosendrepresent- ativesforthisconference. Thursday eveningabanquet wil beservedat theTroyCountryClub,tickets$1.25. EachclubandFederationwilbegiven twominutesonFridayatthemorning sesiontoreportontheoutstanding acomplishmentsofthepastyear,or plansforthehewyear. Thorns^B/ Wilson,78,aresidentof Springfield,diedat1;20p.m.Tuesday folowinganilnes ofoneandone- halfyears.Funeralserviceswereheld Thursdayafternoonatthe Litleton funeralhome. Burialtookplacein Femcif cemetery, Thedeceasedis survivedbySolomon Wilsonand MiBs Hulda Wilson,brotherandsisterof near Clifton and.another brother, Brent WilsonfinTexas. . - theirhomefor picnicdinner. Mrs. AddaThdfepsenofSantaAnn,Calif., ,wastheguestofhonor. Shehasben visitingherbrother,Rev,HenryFos­ terofBeleCenterandwasenrouteto Pitsburghto yisit hersister, Mrs. ■ LauraBoyd. Reminiscencesofschool days, a bountiful dinner and good cheerwereenjoyedbyalpresent, CARDOFTHANES , Wedesiretothankthefriendsand neighbors, Rev. W, P, Hariman, MizrahBibleclas,Ladies Misionary Society, Mrs. Camie Gormley and Singersfortheirkindnesinourre­ centbereavement. Mrs,P.A. Wigalandfamily. AN OPPORTUNITY cheap, J. H.Creswet, Wearepreparedto(eat metA*C, orD, C. RadioSetandTubes.(Me* W$ * cal, J,C.Stormont, Phone$-l®L GIVEN$$ANDCOWS A meetingofthe CedarvileFarm Bureau wil beheld Friday, October ID,at 8 P. M,in Communityhal. Musicwilbefurnishedbyaquartete. Amongthespeakers wil be County AuditorP,H.Creswel whowilspeak onproposedtaxlegislation. Mr.Earl Colins wil-give hirexperiencesin Egypt,' Mr. Morow,district manager oftheFarm Bureau AutomobileIn­ suranceandCountyAgentDrakewil alsogivereports. Aful atendance isdesired. . WANTED—White Girlforgeneral housework. Cal372-J. Xenia,Ohio. Reliable man wantedby Manufac­ turerofnationalnecesity,tohandle distributiontobothretailandwhole­ saletradeinthisandsuroundingter­ ritory. Wil giveexclusive right manwhohasavailable$1,000to$1,- 500cashcapitaltofinancehisown busines. Honestyandambitionmore esential{ban.experienceinthisline. Productisautilityhavingunlimited prospectsandno-competition. Should net between $6,000 and $7,500 per year. IfinterestedwriteSales Man­ ager, 705 Ogden Avenue, Chicago^ Ilinois-and'-arangements wil-be madeforoficialtograntinterviewat acentralpointinyourdistrict. WilieJefreyappropriatedliceupe* fromatruckbelongingtotbpCarter N,AbelCo.,aswenassomeetherac­ cesories, Hewastakeninfeyfipring- fieldpoliceandserved*tendaysent­ ence. On bisreturn here he was charged withdriving* earfrith a trucklicenseandpaid$$andcostsin MayorRichard’scourt, OhioSecretService PrivateDetectiveAgency MainOfice,Xenia,Ohio LocatedonGrenSt Farmersand Merchants ProtectiveAsociation PIANO FOR SALE. Almostlike hew. Beautiful Mahoganycase. A greatbargainoneasyterms. Near Cedarvile.T.E.Beard,116No. Main, Dayton,Ohio,, 3t Go In The GolfBusines Startat ones—befirst |We are agentsfor “Golf-Mw” |miniatureindoorgolfcourse;Visit iourshowro m. Seeoursfitopera- | tioir-ahd--hear-the/tinkle-of-the |cash register,,InstaledIntwo ]days. Hundredscanbemadewhile |othersare.instalingtheirs, At- |tractiveproposition. 1 , | The FulerAutomobile Co- | 530N. MainSt.,Dayton,Ohio i’ TeL Main141’ | IRVIN.LIBECAP,Gen. Mgr.' '’'iMHKIIIIIIIllllllllllllll.-tMrilUIMHHIlU MU M MU# Central Ohio’sGreatestOctoberEvent! SpecialPrices OnFal and WinterThings 300 Fur-TrimmedCoats "Smartest and newest Fur-Trimmed Coatsfor.Winter; moregracefullines,richerfurs,farbeterquality,thanwe cameverrememberoferingforthislow price! Only Wren's HARVEST FESTIVALbringsyouthisspecial! Women'sand Mises’sixes. Other*JUSand$10 LuxuriousWinterCoatsat •38 Alsizes,alcolors,alstyleswhiletheylast,asaHarvest FestivalSpecialforonly$38! Finefursets,rich ma­ terialsandsplendidworkmanship. Women’sand Mises’ 75TailoredSportsCoats, Camelqirs,’chinchilas,tweeds andalpacasincleverlv tailoredsportsstyles,manywithberetstomatch. Women’s sizes36-44; mises’12-20.s_____ FOURTHFLOOR—CORNERBLDG. *15 Sale! SampleLine SilkLingerie Vz Price AndNearOne-Half 'Beautifultailored andlace-timmed undergarments,specialforthe FestivalI $2.06Slips« a...,*..**.,$1.5$ $3.98Step-Ins ................,.,$1.99 $3.98Slips....................$2-88 And ManyOthers ,, THIRDFLOOR—CORNER. J $ 1.65 SILK HOSE InthePop ularHul Finishfor FulfashionedpuresDkchifon "StockingWlthpiCottopandnar- row French■hel. Every pair firstqualityandInthesmartest dulfinish. Buyseveralpairsat thislowprice! MAIN g OOR, BLDG. Women’s$2.95,$3.50Gloves $1.95 Washablecapeleather withnoveltycufs; slip-onsand1-clasptailoredstyles;al Fal and Wintershades. Veryspecialforthe Festival!Famous“Myers" make.___ MAIN 'FLOOR—CORNER. Sale! NewFal Felt Hats, Smartvelvets,chicfeltsandcombinations; of-the-brow brims,doublebrims,turbans, beret efects, tip-tilt efects, every new versionandleadingcolor! SECONDFLOOR-CORNER. $ 2 .85 PrintedRayons,89c Save 5cYard Alrayonyarn,washableanddurablefloralandtravelprints onthepopularautumnalcolorsandblack, 40-lnch, LucernePart-WolBlankets, PlaidblanketsIn6colors;size72x82;saten bound;lastyear’spricewas$4.60! 53 .59 4TurkishTowel*, PequotShets Plain color^ borders,21x42; 72x99size ....fcl 04 fancycoloredborders,22xa| b 2h1 44;heavyandabsorbent.#1 81x90.size ■ ■ • V ** MAIN—OLDBLDG. Suits,Topcoats or Overcoats FestivalSpecial! *23-75 NewFal colors,new models,new fabrics—greatestvaluesInSpring- field! EverywantedfabricforFal and Winter! NEW10-PAYPLAN! $5Down —$1 . 90 Week WREN'S MEN’SSTORE. ' Hundredsof OtherThingsForYour Home! Includingthe “GRAND GAS RANGE”— positivelythegreateststoveforthemoney. Hou**» wa r*a,«l*MW»re,chinawnre,furniture,rug*,draperies,walpaper,pain*,radio*andlamps. AndAskfor"S.&H” GreenDiscountStamp*! 1 fiUMMNbNd m 1