The Cedarville Herald, Volume 65, Numbers 27-52

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SNYPP, Manager % n% tK C ra a s e M a ik e t r ' 1 - Meats— Fruits — Vegetables — Groceries Home Killed Meats Always — W e Offer Service And Reasonable-Prices We try to always be in the market with the %BEST QUALITY AND ECONOMY. 1 Good Milk Is Essential For Good Health MILK — CREAM — BUTTER - * CHEESE Due to the War, delivery is made only every other day HAMMAN HAIRY ’ R O O F I N G , S E V E R A L K I N D S FURNACE REPAIRING CONTRACT FOR YOUR FURNACE NOW !—NOT LATER C . C . B R E W E R Frank Creswell Si- • ........... ' i- * N ‘ G R A I N * —JEOAL— F E E D Grinding and Mixing — The essentials to Mix Your Individual Formula .urn. Compare Our Prices For Economy j ■ w*e All-Regulations o f the U. S. O. P. A.',a^s Observed / * Quality, Variety, Reasonable Prices are always, found at THE THR1FT 4,E” SUPER MARKET - J. E . GRATSCH, Proprietor ’ I ,.4, ^•"-1 -vi * The, Program for the day will start at 12 :00 noon when dinners and sandwiches may be purchased on the grounds. During the. serving o f dinner the Cedarville High School Band will play and at intervals all during the day drawings will be made for valuable prizes; ENTER THE VARIOUS CONTESTS BY CONTACTING. MEMBERS OF THE VARIOUS COMMITTEES, Prizes will amount to over $300.00. Enter NOW ! BABY SHOW 2:00-2:30 -COMMITTEE: Maxine Gordon, Margaret Bailey. Babies will he- judged by com-, petent judges and will be. judged for health only. Classes 1. Best baby under 6 months. 2. Best baby 6 to 12 months. 3 , Best baby 12 to 18 months. PET PARADE 2:30-2:45 COMMITTEE: Dr. R. V . Kennon. Any kind of pet is eligible for the parade and pets will he. judged for originality or class. Classes 1. Best dog. 2 . Best cat, 3 . Most Unique pet of any kind. BICYCLE PARADE 2:45-3:00 ' COMMITTEE: Fred Bird, Anyone may enter this contest and prize will he given for best decorated bicycle. -Three prises will be awarded. 1st, second and third. :RADIO IIMITATOR CONTEST 3:00-3:15 COMMITTEE: John Mills* .Canyou imitate any radio star? If you can* enter this ^contest and compete for a substantial prize. Contest will be judged on.exactness. Classes 1, Best team Amos and Andy in costume. 2 . Best team of.Lum and;Abner in costume, 3 .' Best Fred Allen. 4 . Best Red Skelton. 5 . Best Jack Benny. 6. Best Eddie Cantor. 7. Best Dinah Shore. \ • ;• , - , • / * TUG-CP-WAR 3:15-3:30 ! COMMITTEE: Fred Chase, This contest will furnish much amusement. Entries will: he* accepted until time of contest and blanket prizes will be-given to winning side, ’ ; HORSE PULLING CONTEST 4:00-4:30 COMMITTEE: Frank Creswell, Harold Dobbins, Kenneth Luse. Classes in this con test are 1. Light weight team uoder 2800 lb ., First and Second Prizes.. 2. Heavy weigh' team 2800 to 3400 First and Second Prizes, QUILT JUDGING 4:30 4: COMMITTEE: Mary Pickering, Mrs. Donald Kyle. Mrs. Fred Clemans. A ll judges. Quilts wil be judged and prizes will be awarded fo r 1. Bestmodern quilt Best antique quilt. 3. Best craaty quilt, 4.Best appliqued quilt. ANTIQUE JUDGING 4:40-4:50 COMMITTEE: Mrs. Clara Cherry. There are three classes in this display and prize will be given for 1. Oldest antique, 2. Second oldest. 3 . Third oldest. 4 . Most unique. HOME ECONOMIC: JUDGING 4:50-5:00 COMMITTEE: MrsJ Alberta Frame. Classes in this display Will be 1. Best whit< cake. 2 . Best dark cake, j 3 . Best angel foodi cake. 4 . Beat loaf of. bread. 5. Best frui pie, 6 , Best filled pie. Baseball Gaitie Followed by Stiftball Game COMMITTEE: John! Mills*- Blanket prizes-will he awarded to winning side. FUN — MUSIC — ENTERTAINMENT — FRIZES GALORE ! ! Brown’s Drugs One o f Greene County's Modem Cut Rate Drug Stores Extra Special For July 24 Household Fly Spray, ga l..— $1.69 J$.ga1-------95c Q t^ ...5 (!c High Grade Stock Fly Spray, gal. ta. ^rn a# *.**«• mm WjW •»«■•* *P* 69c Bring your own container fo r either A lso 10% Discount on all Interior Paints - yfc' Ffltp k g GROCERIES - MASTERS •FRUITS — MEATS — FRESH VEGETABLES PREMIER CANNED FOODS ITRETCH YOUR $’* BY TRADING AT OUR STORE CLOTHING, HATS AND SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Also don't forget If you want some good Auto Insurance—Sec Us h om e C l o th in g co . - G. Hi HARTMAN, Proprietor' ' . We Have Something that is Different C* & L. E, Bus Line CEDARVILLE -ri XENIA CEDARVILLE — LONDON . CHAS. E. RHEUBERT, Manager Save—-Buy RoUnd-trip Tickets—Save Bird’s Variety Store “ The- Friendly Place To .Shop” . Wearing Apparel Accessories for All—Toiletries; Notions, Paper Goods, Household Necessities, and Many House furnishings Special Sas., July 24-^-Eoys*- $1.25 Bib Overalls.--------— I — 89c , I T H E P A N T R Y THE FOOD IS GOOD WELL SERVED CREAMS -r— AND ICES COLD DRINKS MRS. LLOYD CONFARR a International Harvester Implements . i Lumber— Lime— Cement ■— Hardware .IGE —ICE—ICB TO MEET GOVERNMENT, REGULATIONS WE MAKE * DELIVERIES ON THE FOLLOWING DAYS . MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ARTHUR EVANS Cedarville Farm Implement & Supply Co. JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY, REPAIRS AND SERVICE HARDWARE — PAINTS PAUL R. CUMMINGS Pickering Electric * I r o n s „ Toasters Coffee Makers — •Table Lamps ' ' „ • •K* : '« Mixer#— *Clocks — Fin.Up Lamps — »Pictures - W all Plaques — Book Ends — Pottery Luncheon Cloths — New Costume Jewelry . Other Gift Items —* Just Received 1 ELECTRICAL SERVICE. . ELECTRICALREPAIRS Ml M q - . iouslj . o f th, , BS CC may enun from obtaii ort. made repor uatio that her c, ain j be o) , one 1 rubbi - more than ther< . cond ious - autoj gove Th- devel week ' scraj peeti . . ions, sand . cultr proci. from - -— 89 c •• 'I seed, ,B ucts. of b- smal -end mou. , mad / ,stra- tire? dela ial. 1 addi so. scie? dry ji • * ‘ 0 . of ; •w " ope< , the ?ngients com 1 • ths full; • v The tware witi rub) misi How ■■■■■■■ who vest sisti thal IAKE { fort * DAY pro’ the i will 1 thei or i ■ i of ( i be i iply Co. Of 1 but SERVICE I and 1 hal 1 for 'H i .VI . j * i| w i *<t i. - .■u \ ^ < V j. "ti...-v ,t . -H.. > -- : ^• w*v*