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FORTY-FIRST YEAR NO. 38. CEDARVILLE, OHIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1918 PRICE, $1.00 A YEAR JL,

Harry Wood Dalby CEDARVILLE COLLEGE OPENING. R, P, CONGREGATION DECLINES HOW GREENE STANDS, REV. J. W, PATTON RETURNED j W. D. NISBET WRITES AD. William Dunevant „ TO'INCREASE SALARY William Edwin Dean BY LAST CONFERENCE.1 FOR LIBERTY LOAN Frank Lewis Denneby The 25th year of Cedarville College Columbus, Ohio—(Special) — Re- Harry L. Davis opened in the Chapel of College Hall, ports submitted to the educational , We have the proofs of the adver- The registration Thursday under the At a meeting of the R. P. congre­ division of the Ohio War Savings The annual M. E. conference held Using for the next Liberty Loan Elkana Ethans Finney Wednesday, Sept, II, a t 9:30 a. m. gation, Monday, the question of1 rais­ in Cincinnati the past week closed campaign, The advertising is illu.s- 18-45 Jaw resulted in all youths and Clarence Edward Fowler A large assembly of students and Committee by the superintendents of friends of the College filled the Chap­ ing the salary of the pastor from Greene county, indicate the schools in Monday and the announcement.of pas- trated apa more attractive, than that men being registered in the corporation Thomas Benton Frame $1,200 as had been carried by the call this country have sold $6,667.47 in tors assignments made public. In used for the Third campaign. There and 129 'in the township, Messrs. el. The devotions were conducted by Charles Arthur Gray President McChesney. Rev. W. T. to Rev, W. P. Hamman, of Fairview, W ar Savings Stamps since last Jan­ this section there were few changes, is advertising written by President Andrew Jacfeson and P. W. Weimer Harry Graham McKinney, pastor of the Presbyterian Pa., it was'voted to drop the matter uary, This gives the county a per Rev, A, J. Kestle and Rev. H. J. Wilson, Secretary of W ar Baker, were the registrars in the township and John Emmitt Gill church in Clifton read the scriptures; entirely. Rev. Harriroan had declined capita sale of $1,09 among the school Jewett were returned to the Xenia “Billy" Sunday, W, D. Nisbet, George J. W. Johnson and Karltf Bull in the the call unless the salary be made children, and places it in the 84th charges; Rev. E. T. Warring, South Age and a number of other promin- Ralph Leitoy Gilbert Rev, A. G, Hastings, of Pawnee City, $1,500, this the congregation refused corporation. Neby,, offered prayer. Immediately position, in relation to other counties Charleston; Rev. G. W. Mathewson, ent men. The government is asking Harry Bumgarner Hamman to do. in the state. Yellow Springs; J. V. Robinson, Os- merchants, corporations, banks and in­ The Following is the list of registrants: following the devotions, the assembly Lester Maywpod Huston rose and, in remembrance of the boys born. Rev. W. A. Coopft goes to dividuals to take space in the interest Waiter Heise Jamestown and Rev. H. C, Horn was of this campaign. CORPORATION and men of the college in training SHOULD IMPROVE PLAYGROUND GAS MAY BE REDUCED. Leroy Spencer Henderson camps and “over there," stood in silent transferred from Jamestown to ____ _ David Henry Taylor Springfield. Rev, J, W.‘Patton, wno .. Clarence Atwood Hall , prayer, after which they sang Amer­ has been with the local, congregation YOUTHS AND YOUNG MEN James Artie Shears Lawrence Hugh Jeffries ica. The college service flag now has Stephen Calvin Wright thirty-nine stars. Supt. L. D, Parker, of Lie local According to dispatches Fuel Ad­ the past five years, and his return TO BE CALLED NOW Roscoe Rankin Jeffrie* schools has hopes that " the play­ ministrator Garfield has under way a requested by the local board, has ■ Albert Elmer Huey Rev. J, F. Tapy, pastor Of the Beav­ again been assigned here. Rev. Pat-1 . - . Robert Jacob Jones er Greek Reformed church gave the grounds can be improved yet this fall plan to reduce the price of gasoline, Joseph Wendel Spencer John Thomas Jackson and a certain amount of. equipment not only to consumers hut for the ton’s many friends in the. congrega-j Word from Washington is that Moody Clarence Nagley address of the day. His theme was tion, as well as in the community,' youths of 19 and. 20 years apd men Orville Branpon Luttreli “Obedience." He said in part that supplied that the pupils can have the government as well. He promises the Charles Frederic Dean / benefit of it before bad weather sets price will be lower than the'present will congratulate him on being re-, between the ages of 32 and 36 in- William Lawrence Luttrell . obedience is one of the greatest and turned for the sixth time. Rev. W. ‘ elusive, who registered yesterday will Thomas Henry Seward most important of words in the Eng­ in. We have one of the finest build­ market price. Unless the standard Ralph Andrew Murdock ings in this part of the-; state but of gasoline is raised over what it Is E. putt, formerly of this place, who be called to the colors first, These Charles Aifus Jeffries James Howard Murdock lish vocabulary. ’He cited many ex­ has been at Pleasant Ridge, goes to men will get questionnaires first so amples of men %nd -yvo^en whom absolutely nothing in the Way of play at present few automobiles will be Raymond Austin Smith John Thomas Miller ■■■ . grounds. Supt, Parker haa'under way able to use it when extreme cold the Cs’fton congregation in Cindn- • that some of them can be called, to Robert Tindall Nelson obedience to God had made noble and nati, one of'the largest in the city. 1 camp in October. Harvey Alexander McMillan • truly great, He also showed how at present a lawn tennis cfourt which weather sets in.. It is said the gaso- George Dewey Gillaugh Gray Winger McCajmpbell that other qualifications without obed­ will be ready for use -In a the basement amjames Morion Duffield Harold Russell Dines of a large • family of children. At terested in this movement will please .about played out under the' heavy be present. —no more dressing in an ice cold room Harry Jones John Douglass Evans an early age she came with her par­ weight and the company refuses jff Frank Jones ents to Greene county, thus having move any farther. —no more big fuel bills to pay - ^ Jess Fianklin Glass spent her quiet but useful life in Leo Thomas Albright Anthony Cecil Hougland PUBLIC SALE. —no more fires to build* James William Smith Cedarville. Raymond Carl Ritenour December J6, 1868, she Was united R. F- D. MAN ARRESTED. Willard Wilbur Trouts George Sherman Cotton in m arriage. to Lewis Gilbert, who Simply roll out of bed and dress in James Star Eckles McMichael Jacob Clarke preceded her to the other World over We will sell the following house­ Hayes Bates seven years ago# To this union were hold goods at our home on Cedar Edw. A, Redfem, charged with your rooms made warm and cheerful < Harvey Fields rifling the mails on his route out of William Prestly Townsley ■ , Ora Addison Giaham given four children wha now mourn street, Saturday, Sept. 14, commenc­ by the even day and night heat, of Burton Edgar McFarland the loss of both father and mother: ing at 1:30 p. m.: -4 gas heating Xenia,, is put following his arrest upon Russell Alvin Keplinger Charles F. of So. Charleston; Ralph, stoves, dining table and chairs, oak a bond of' $500. Inspectors found Frank Albert Jurkat Harrv William Kehnon unopened letters under the seat of William Dud Ballard of this country; Mrs. J. W. Johhson, center stand, folding bed, bedsteads, ' Bert Niles and Miss Lena. The four grand-chil­ walnut wardrobe, bureaus, large mir­ his auto and watches that are sup­ Cecil James Boase George Walter Powers dren have lost one of their host friends ror, bedding; kitchen utensils, dishes posed to be the missing ones from Charles Elmer Owens in grandma. Being exceedingly fond and other articles. Terms cash. the mail. Redfem has a wife and Coles Original Hot Blast Will Albert Perdue Oscar Milton of children, she was' neverc too tired Anna and Cornelia Bradfute. three children. Walter Newton Rotroff or too sick to entertain them and to W, A. Spencer, Clerk. William Milton George Westley Milton Shingledecker BURNS CHEAPEST COAL CLEAN Albert Jones enjoy them. Harry Wilson, Auct. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Jphn Adam Stewart Mrs. Gilbert was a woman of un­ AND BRIGHT. USES ANY FUEL. ; Charles Foil Galbreath John Bennett Staniorth usual refinement and of very high John William McCoy Wayne Valentine Weimer ideals. Her world was her home and TRACTION CAR KILLS WOMAN. Walter Ernest Huey * Remaining unclaimed in the post If last winters fuel bill was hard to pay Cleveland Victor Bumgarner her children to whom she devoted her William Marshall life in the most pains-taking manner. office at Cedarville, Ohio, for the week w hat will it be this year with fuel higher Herve*y Smiley Bailey She made every possible sacrifice in Mrs. Orilla Hancock Voris, of near ending Sept. 7, 1918, Ray Morrow McKee George William Hamman Arthur, R, D. 4. than ever. Now is the time to stop * 1 William Hamilton order that her children might have Xenia, was struck by a traction car, Frank Otto Harbison advantages. Irt disposition she was near her home and died two hours Cedarville Enterprise, waste. If you want a small fuel bill James Russell Wells Clayton Chesterfield McMillan retiring and modest, revealing herself liter. She was preparing to hoard Collins, Chas. N. Frank Edgar Owens in the fullest only to those who knew the car to go to church and crossed Colemand, Mrs. Laura, this Whiter, you need this remarkable Forrest William Jones her best. During her long years of the track in front of the car before Ervin, Will, fuel-saving heater. Act today. George Telfor Bartow MIAMI VALLEY illness, she was always very patient. it stopped instead of waiting. Mills, Dena, Since a child she hns been a mem­ Forrest, Gladys, Mo, in William Arthur Jones PRESS ASSOCIATION ber of the Methodist JEpiscopal church Jonc, Dean, Lester Day Parker ■ ELECTED OFFICERS and was interested in all the different WILL IMPROVE BARBER ROAD. Rogers, Florence, Elia Garfield Shingledecker departments of church w^k. Dur­ Smith, Flossie, Edwin Warren Richards ing the past few months, she has Williams, Bessie (2). seemed to feel that the journey of W, A. Turnbull, P. M. George Oscar Marshall At a meeting of the Miami Valley Agreement has been reached he^ Mike Kenesde life for her was almost over and fre­ Press Association at the Phillips quently remarked that death is not tween the county commissioners and i John Henry Morris House irf Dayton, last Friday, the fol­ the townshin trustees over the repair Mr, Ed Litter, of Bloomington, III,, any worry, when one is prepared to fif the R. B. BariTer road that has stopped off here Wednesday on his Elijah M, Brigner lowing officers were chosen; Presi­ meet it. . John Henry Hamilton » dent, Karlh Bull, Cedarville Herald; Those who mourn her loss, look to been in had condition for -twocyears. way home from Columbus where he has Daniel McThaniel Strobridge vice president, Charles Radabaugh, the great physician, who alone cap The road will be. graded with the been visiting his parents tor two weeks. West Milton Record; secretary-treas­ county outfit and it will require about Ed, is still in the manufacture .of hog Jeise Bailey urer, C. W. McIntosh, Twin Valley heal a hurjt like this for He says; 3000 yards of stone. frank Winecup " Echo, West Alexandria; executive “As one whom his mother comfor- cholera medicine having incorporated a committee, R. B. Harris, Arcanum toth, so will I comfort you.” Company in bis city. t o w n s h ip Times; Paul Langley, Tippecanoe Her­ MAINE AS USUAL, Charles Franklin Bradford ald; C, B, Unger, Eaton Herald-Reg­ COUNTY W. C. T. U. CONVEN- Mrs. Win, Huntington and children, ister and Mr. McClung, of the Miami Chester Charles Brubaker of Lima, have returned home after a Union, Troy. » TlON TO BE HELD SEPT. i3. Fred James Baldwin According to election returns, from visit with relatives her*, James tewis Bartow Maine that state on Monday elected a Republican governor and atl four Ejmer Cline Beckman Best developing and printing done by Clarke Nagley, Lesve films at Naglcy’s The annual convention of the W. congressmen. This is encouraging The commissioners have *et Wednes­ Frank Bobbitt C, T, U, wilt be held Friday, Sept. news to Republicans as the political day, Sept. 18, for hearing on the Charles Connell grocery. 13th in the Second U. P> church, in complexion of the next House will, Lackey-Sterrett ditch extension in Rosa Xenia, with three sessions during the without question, bn changed. Maine Charlie Coate* township. £3> Jay McCarrell Auld The beat price for your eggs will day. At the evening session Miss i always holds her elections in Septem­ bo paid at Nagley’s. Mary Ervin, National Secretary of ber while ours comes in November, . Charles Henry Crouse the L, T. L. will give a stereopticon Bring ua your EGGS. Wo will Charles Edward Chaney llcture. pay you th« boat prloo of tho Among other good coffees we have Ingortoll watohe* a full linai of tney •oaaon for atrlotly oioaitt froth Real Healer SatieM fcn Roger Collins a fresh shipment of Red Bird *t Nag- ihtm from £1.60 up. ley's. Beal grade 150 eanoed com, 3 eana ogga* Phono oafor prloo. klbert Corn for 250, at Nagley’*, R. BIN 4 Sofia Co. ft. ftlr«4 *oitaCo. i * i—*yi»iww fa* wrnCTU>i»«% fce*vr»* ^ *« 'S’r-^xr^fp The Cedarvilte Herald JHMWEi tmwtH BHDINANCK NQ, * 1, . I An Ordinance to Advertise for Proposal« j ffilfrCT # r.o o F sk * Y e ir« and to Contract for the liglding of I streets, Public Wsys and Public ,1 Grounds with KtcctUc Light KARLH BULL Editor StMfSOKKIL BE iV ORDAINED Toy the Council of the Village of CuhtrviUe, State of Ohio: Efet Contents ISEIuiAl Section 1 That the plans nnd *i>ecitlea- Kuteradkat the Post-Office, Cedar- tioiia tor lighting the streets, avenues, I r a s lanes, alleys and nubile places.of the Vil­ vtlle, October 81 , 1887 , as second <®T R*v, p, B. FITZWATER. J 3 . D „ CASTORIf T W b e r of Hngli*h £ibi« In the Moody lage of CedarvllTe, State of Ohio, with class matter* - electric light, now on iile with the Clerk For Infants and Children. SUM* iM tltuU of CWoagu,) of the Village, are hereby approved. |lPO0lMMSRBlBHIMneMMpMIMNp|MiP|SMNMpiinHM|ISSW—*—I—M— M world, and preach the gospel to every him at tho Council- Chamber of the Village. of sug Board we must insist on advance pay­ creature.—Mark 18:16, Section 4 That all blda shall be on ihc 75,000, ments on and after October 1, 1918, ^ DEVOTIONAL READING—Pbljlppians blank forms prepared by the Village and Thcrcb)’’P m m o tin $ ft^ securec 3 1 to be had from tho Clerk Of the Village Cheerfulness and RwtCoria^ ' when this order goes into effect. ADDITIONAL • MATERIAL FOB. upon application to him, and each bid As announced two weeks ago the. TEACHERS—Numbers 10:23; Paalma 86:3; shall be accompanied by a certified check fi Isaiah 6:8; Daniel 12;3; Luke 22:32; Ro­ upon a solvent bank, payable to said Mineral*il*rS £ K Blan subscription price of the Herald after m ans 1:14; PhlUpplans 2:1-16; Jam es 5:19- Clerk, In-dlie sum of Five Hundred Dol­ keep October 1, 1918, will he $1.50 yearly, 20. lars (8600.) as a guarantee that if award­ ed the contract the bidder will enter Into PumfUh in advance. Subscriptions that fall a proper contract with the- Village to do •/UxSrM^ I, The Disciple’s Relation to tho said lighting and will give tw sufficient jbcMti&dh due after that date will be at the new undertaking for Its performance. The jW,wJW- World (Matt. fi:13-16), checks of unsuccessful bidders-shall be One i rate* or if renewed during this month Christ saves with a definite purpose, returned to them as soon as the success­ frost tl * can be had at the old rate, The character of the subjects of the ful bidder Is ascertained, and the, check awfodSmr corn, Publishers must conform to the fif­ Kingdom Is set forth in the Beatitudes, of the successful bidder shall be returned HtoiwAwr far thi: as soon aa the said contract and under­ are few teen rules laid down by the Board lie gives a character which, will wield taking are executed. ■ A helpful Remedy ft* | There’s a World of an Influence, The whole masB of man­ Section 6. That a contract m accord­ frost.or by October 1,1918, which the govern­ ance-herewith shall he made between the ,- Constipation and Biarrhoe* tember. kind Is shown In the Scriptures to be Village and the lowest and best bidder Homey Comfort in a § ment is forcing that there shall be corrupt, and the’whole world In dark­ to do said lighting, and a sufficient un­ a greater conservation of newsprint dertaking, to the satisfaction of Council, a ness, The disciples are to live such for the performance of the contract shall Jake 01 ..S' paper, ' lives as will purify and enlighten. be given said VlUage. . .. and son Section 6. That this Ordinance shall We ask all opr subscribers to assist Their responsibilities are set forth un­ take effect and be In force at the earliest I ' /ac-5imiirS>Snri2-,of Ridenou us in complying with the rules. To der the figures of salt, light, and a period allowed by law bath foi city. Passed this 6th day of Sept., 1918. , $5 and this end we have made it of financial Attest: ■ • _ . Mayor. Tue CemtwiiGoh ^ I spective! interest to all who renew before Oc­ I, "Ye are the salt o f the earth" .(s e a l ) i>. h . McF a r l a n d , Thirty Years f S i r j t VERY member of the family would enjoy it, It gives you a _ a (v. 13). j ; W JOHNSOfJ. Cleric. I; tober 1st. _ A large number have al­ Salt Is that which la opposed to cor­ Miss s f l ^ stylish, soft seat davenport for constant daily use andse and a full' a ful' = ~ ready taken advantage of the offer Specifications for Lighting the Streets. A l 0 m o n th s ®ld size bed for your, oyer-night guests, /ft makes any room a bed ruption. j t prevents the progress of Lanes, -Lands, Alleys, Squares . and ,*•« - i c O : M s after a since, the first, announcement. For corruption. The properties of salt are Public Places With Electric Light in 35Posi?S -35’ in Belle H room and any bedroom a cozy lounging place. those who have not we, again call your (1) Penetrating; (2) Purifying; (3) the Village of. CedarvHlo, Ohio, nied by 1 Preserving. First—The bids shall be submitted ..for who will S A SheBoyGan Bed-Davenport is a welcome addition to the furnish- attention. lighting the streets, lanes, lands, alleys, Being salt, the disciples , of Christ squares and public places in tho Village Of Exact Copy of Wrapper, - E ing of any room. In your' living room it would be used more than should penetrate, purify, and preserve Cedarville for a period or five (S) years . a any other piece of furniture there. SheBoyGan upholstering methods ,- Live and Loan. If you don’t loan, commencing on or about the first day of Ruga, society. Seeing oil every hand the January, 1819. . . : „, . i (•u m a 1 a were determined upon with that idea in mind. It is built to star d we may none of us liye long. festering corruption of humanity, our "Second—The street lighting shall be done by means of not less than responsibility is clearly set before us, 21 SO c-P' Series Mazda C Incandescent E constant use and the The Christian should not go into se* , The Hun dreads America’s-hun- lamps. ■ . _ , / . The T E high gradi coverings dreds. elusion. He should remain in the 9 100 o-p Series Mazda C Incandescent 1&nip3i v„.i) * at ion helc E used' make ;Iong life world,, but not be a part of lt. * Let us 11 2E0 c-p Series Mazda C Incandescent be sure that as salt we do not lose our lamps. ■ . _ in the m: a possible.' Good ma­ Bomb Berlin with Bonds sounds I 400 c-p Series Mazda C incandescent a good. You will hear it in the next, saltness. Christians cannot do good Hutchison &^Gibney bers beiri) ss terials plus the skill of after they cease being good. ^TMe above mentioned Series' Incandes­ of Greene or fourth Liberty Loan campaign. cent lamps shall be of a type known as E expert upholsterers " 2. "Ye are the light of the world’i the 6.0 Ampere Type C M.azda lamp. from th (v. 14). Each lamp is to be equipped with a V- ■ . 4 . »■ v. Anderson L E have made SheBoyGan Germany must become a modern' Light Illuminates and warns. Its suitable radial wave reflector, or one democratic state if peace is to reign gift Is guidance. This world Is; cold equally as effective, for directing and Have a splendid assortment; of the . £ : Bed Davenport comfort distributing the light in a horizontal di­ Mr. Mo in the world. and dark. Many are the pitfalls and rection. ■' 'V The above mentioned lamps shall bum ■pending E popular everywhere. snares set by the devIL Christians each and every night in; accordance with neWest styles in When you meet a fellow who won’t should so live, let their light so shlnC, the schedule -hereto attached and a part Ind., has 1 ns to prevent 4he. unwary ones from of these speelflcations marked "Municipal E Will you stop in tomorrow and'see the SheBoyGan designs in our fight, feed, lend or give, put him down Lighting: Time Schedule,” which provides as an ally of the Kaiser; . falling into them. They should guide for approximately 3830 hours "and to min­ Buick * a exhibit? the lost ones of earth so that they may utes operation of each lamp per year. Third—The successful bidder shall, at model 4 find the path that leads back home to •Its own cost and expense, -erect poles, June 5, 1917 and Sept. 12, 1918 the Heavenly Father’s house. posts, wires and other fixtures necessary Suits, Skirts, Waists, will be days not only of recollection to do paid lighting and supply the lamps | J. A. Beatty & Son, to the present generation, but will be 3; The city set on a hill -fv. 14). and' renewals therefor, and do all that is By a city. Is suggested a government­ required In connection With said lighting, Mr. Flow important dates In history, =Said lamps,shall be supported upon posts Andrew, r | “DEPENDABLE FURNITURE” al and social order, Christian charac­ or cross suspension' wires, all Of which ter and service shou!d;be so as to give shall be erected in accordance with tho Jackets, Corsets i Duff Andr the influence of the; JilP-lifted , city, plan for street lighting on file -with .the prise Tues ! 21 Green St. - - Xenia, O. ! A message from France, says a Clerk of said Village, which plan will be Brooklyn boy of nineteen captured Christianity was not Intended to be attached to the contract to be made under hounced tl ' -Siiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiititiiiiiiiiiifi seven Germans. What a blow to the hidden, but, to be made so conspicuous these Specifications.. afternoon 1 18-45 objector. as not to be hidden, the grand object Fourth—The successful bidder In the future shall erect,.‘maintain and light, ns Yet, Shown by Them Their- frie tive being to glorify God the Heavenly aforesaid, any additional lamps of the about tow. Father (v. 16). character as aforesaid which Council may No beer, not. even near beer, .after Order and shall be paid tjierefor^the same prespnt tlu text December, by order of the Presi­ II, The Disciples’ Commission (Matt •price and-. In the same manner as., tho 28:18-20); " original order for lamps. . parents, M dent. The verdict is written and ap­ Fifth—The bidder shall indicate the proved by all—unless it is Cincinnati. 1. What It is (v. 18). It is to tench, price per lamp.per month and,'per- year, to make 4isdr^e'S.- Christ's d£nth»on covering the respective lamps, and-agree Mass’ L the cross end triumphant resurrection to uSe all diligence and care -necessary number o- , Many a, man will cuss the roads to keep all tho lamps burning‘during the t Its the Genuine provided salvation for the world. hours called for in tho contract to be knitting l'> n ten miles from home who won’t sign "God so. loved the world that he gave executed, and shall agree that If any a petition to rebuild the old one that light or lights go out, the lamps shall be See the Basement convalesca JONES’ funs past his door. his only begotten Son, that whosoever, repaired the same night. If possible, and noon was h belleveth In him should not perish, but In .that event no deduction for outago who have LINIMENT have everlasting life” (John 3:16). will bo made; however, If any lamp or lamps are. found to be still out on the the Red’ C * i "'i L \!.r For Man tbcrwlKa fret tne ekln, are nights for each:, lamp not burning on the 1 •j*-. not good for man or Uoast. Joner Tl"Uni. they should have been years ago. As backed by the urgency of human .need second night, and these deductions shall 60 years of ** **5»vy>■'( - $f^’’* I J« m*nt. Is eootWns, codllni. I t brtnrs relief large as this country is ige have no be at the same ratio per night ns the total trora**V4M L*4usi| pain, BUioiteast soreness, snttuug. swelling smlasms lnfllujjmstloa—stoim liiuiuiimaiiuu .'1 vvyiv^Mui lam*. and divine love And compassion for mom for that type , of citizenship. this need. The disciples are. to ad­ monthly price bears- to tbe - me tho lamp a Doss in joints and tmiacles—Heals cuts, wounds, sorw, ate, or lamps have been found to be out, DoubleHotBlast Hlghes•ri PENETEATING—HEAtlNO—AMTIBEPTIO minister baptism In the name of the Sixth—Tho map herewith attached for clean fonts' liniment goes In,without rubbing. I t Is espselalljr just about the time a man Was Trinity to those who believe, nnd teach shows the ■ approximate location of. tho adapted for Use oq the iarm or wherever liorso and inan Series .Type C Incandescent laihps Intend­ your surp must be cleanlimbed, at and ready. Ktep a bottle no&r a t ready to settle down having reached them to observe all things which Christ ed to be covered under the contract, to hand—for emorgtnoy and general Uses. the forty five period in, life, along commanded. be made with the successful bidder, and m fL Round Oak, A Farmer says: A Horseman say*: An Athlete say*! Under these specifications. "Find nothing '•We always had ."X. recommtnd comes the government and puts him 2. Its scope-all nations (v. 19). It v J W. JOHNSON, Clerk. near so good for trouble getting a Jones' liniment to in the eighteen class. H cither tile human liniment „ mild any athlete who is as wide as the world, and this obli­ Double Burner OVERC * family or au ani­ enough for the wants bis muscles gation lasts until all the world is evan­ m als/’ liowe _ until. WO In beat condition." wool over. tried Jones'." , The government wants peach seeds gelized. * PUBLIC SALE! ASSURES - yoars at Lj but as much as wo would like to. an­ 8. Its sustaining power—"all power They are Vd SOLD BY THE "BEST DRUGGISTS swer1 the government’s request where is given" (v, 18). The divine energy jjMffluhwn iB/o HOUSEHOLD SIZE 25* - LARGE SIZE SO would we get the peaches; also the Is back of All those who go. Since he Double garments ^ four or five dollars %> purchase a Is with those who go the enterprise Having sold my farm and intending to E ffic ie n c y cent mon «v. bushel? * cannot fall. Opposition of tho devil, locate elsewhere, I wili'offer for sale on Ask to sickness and death cannot thwart, be­ my farm at the edge of Cedarvillc on andEconomy cause lt Is backed by* divine energy. on the Columbus pike, on W]4|*u - •/ South Charleston has been without 4. The superintending providence— *>A a postmaster for several months. Is Saturday, Sept. 21; 1918 :iel it because^ Senator Pomerene cannot “lam with you” tv , 20). CheapFuef Though the disciples may be scat­ Commencing at 12:00, sharp, the tol* find a suitable man ip the list of civil Under th service applicants or is it because the tered far and wide, the divine Christ , lowing property: " is always present to comfort, guide Dennchy, v President has "adjourned politics ?” 3-HEAD OF HORSES—3 on- the f a r . and sustain. Tills presence Is guaran­ Consisting of a Roan m are^ years old, pike, 31a r.j teed to the end of the age. Someone made the statement that colt by side; l gray, four year , old, In 2 miles w< III, Paul called to Macedonia to foal; 1 black driving gelding. with the gasolincless Sunday there Preach (Acts 16:6*15). WEDNESi would be more pews filled in the 3-HEAD OF MILCH COWS-3 churches. But the fellow who owns 1. Circumstances of (vv. 6-8). While pushing on the work of evangelization Consisting of a Guernsey, fresh August Commenc tssLysl machine and lives some distance 15, a good One; 1 Guernsey heifer fresh ing propert from town has a better excuse for on his second missionary journey, the Btaying home, than ever. Spirit forbade Paul to preach farther in lllarch giving good flow of milk; 1 12 HE In Asia. Doors being thus closed, Black Jersey cow fresh recently. Consistin,1£lCJ there was nothing to do bnt to go down 2 0 —HEAD OF HOGS-2Q old; 12 yei It’s a good thing council had the to Troas, The guidance of the Spirit Consisting of a bropd sows: that will New Heating Stoves, Ranges for mare wjth fire steamer repaired for the delivery Is ns much by closing doors as open­ bay genera -v-y GIVE YOUR CAR A NEW of thp umv fire motor truck hhs not (arrow Oct, 1st.; three gilts, spring pigs; ing them, six summer pigs, farrowed June 15. Coal or Gas. Get your stoves old brown J v been-made. Six weeks have passed filly; sorrel FINISH'DO IT YOURSELF since an Eastern company delivered 2. How called (vv, 9-18). All these hogs are eligible to register; It was by vision of a man from 4 year old 110 our new linotype to Mr. McAdoo’s f Sow and six pigs. driving coll * WITH ONE OR TWO COATS railroad and it has not reached us yet. Macedonia saying: "Come over and suitable for* every home. help us.” 346 Bushels of Old Corn; 8 Acres black yearl* 8. What ealled to do (v. 10). Of White Corn; 7 Tons Mixed Hay in SH E Once in a while you find a man of A. First-fruits of Paul’s ministry In Barn and 8 Tons in Rick; 1 Rick of Consistin; the 18-45 class that sort of hesitated Europe (w . 14, 36). Oat Straw, 7 year old when he was asked his age during 6 year old_. -4UTO registration. If the ladies of 18*45 FARM IMPLEMENTS weighing had to register we fear many of the Love of the Father. Consisting of low down farm wagon Shorthorn h God ts my father and 2 am Ills child. I nearly new Troy wagon, disc harrow, A l i I f I a JP Jl B JL m &=$ questions asked yesterday would be calf. ..-,^1 regarded as impertinent. He has a father’s heart, and I can 60 tooth smoothing harrow, Scotch 7 2 I l j f | count oh the tender‘affections of that clipper plow, 15 tooth cultivator, land Consistin; A Jl heart In the midst, of all tny feeble­ Hutchison &. Gibney pounds} 26 1 Only nine more Sundays to con­ drag, Osborn mower, hay rake, fodder ness and need. He loves me not be­ cutter, hand or horse power, DeLaval pounds; 6 1 serve gasoline. By that time the cause of What I am able to do, bnt be­ sows; 18 fa frost will be on the pumpkin and the cause I am his child.—McIntosh. cream separator, 10 bbi. galvanized 20 Tonr gas meter traveling a t a good speed. tank, Sbbl. galvanized tank, eider and XENIA, OHIO 20 THE TARBOX LUMBER CO. When this happens the weather man oil barrels, H. P. International 450 will do ihore to conserve gasoline than Ward of God, any order of the government. The word Of God will stand a thous­ gasoline engine, pump jaeje and pump, PAR and readings; and he who has gone hay carrier, Louden make, ropes and McCormic^***” a a te g over it most frequently la the surest pulleys, double harpoon I6rk, 1 A hog 6 ft. mowe, We heard a man lamenting the of finding new wonders there.—J. box. Household goods too numerous to Osborn tedd.' other day the feet that the govern­ Hamilton, ladder, watr|[ ment was to register boys of eighteen mention. Deere and years. This man .being in the forty- The "Right Kind. Tm ms Made f^nousn Day of Sain walking p lf jH TRY OUR JOB PRINTING five class himself gave rise to the "Did tho rich American get any plows, 16 di suspicion that he having ho depend­ ghosts in the old castle he leased?'1 T. ». MECHUNG W. L. CLEMANS clover bund! V ents and never credited with much of "I understand he found quite a stock S, T, BAKER, Auct. com plantcy* a job might have to go, It isn’t the of good old fatally splritsdn the cel­ Western ma boys of eighteeh that are 'objecting. lar.” fcu«gy> 4 li' They didn’t object in 61-65. The Summer Idleness. h. p. gasolir t Id boys of those eventful days are now "What do you Imagine that fellow li Real Estate feed grimlo,. 1 thinking it bout?" "Tim one with a pip* the veterAns of the Givi! ^ a t, HtiRepow. rotws and pij month’s Butteriok Patterns Atnck in his month, ltfs feet propped Can ba found at my offid* oach Saturday or reached by nhona at sled, 6 hog r phi "2 see ye have a new hired roan, tip on. the porch railing and a far­ sets work F 1 ' it* utast. Btery. How Is he doing?” "Besting *my residence each evening. She-’-"! heard a noise very late when away look in his eyes?” "Yes,” "I press and 2 * , J0e and ISc—nom bigner* considerable easier than the other one Office 35 PHONES T erm s ms 2*M you came in.” He (facetiously)—"W as don’t knoW What he’s thinking About, Residence 2-222 did, thank ye I” a trifle grimly replied but 2 suspect he's promoting a nonsen­ it the night failing?” She (sternly)— hone:.’ Farmer Hornbcak.—Kansas CfiftARVILLE, OHIO. FRANK, W "No; it wa* the day breaking.” sical Industry,” "And what is that?" Executor; . u m “Building air castles.”—Birnd«jrh*ift Age-HcraRL H’ NMMiifti m i«i*WiriiiiiiiMWI1il^ ^ — fiT*THfin;iiiir FARM AND FIELD NOTES, LOCAL AKD fERSOKAL w v w v v v w ^ By proclamation of the President the price of wheat fox next year will “Baby A t The Pedals” be $2.20, the samp as this. Farmers Mfw. Marion Bridgman has returned can arrange their fall seeding know-, how* after visiting for two weeks in Greenville and Columbus. lug the basic price for the next crop, d Children, We bear considerable discussion The Gulbrarisen Trade-Mark these day* about the price* of land O’ John Hamer and wife ,of Baring and what the effect will be following M 4 war* called here by the death the war. There are some who are low Tha of Mrs. Anna Gilbert. fearful that the land values will drop* but judging from the writings of; A tiny year-old baby years ago played dad’s Word has been received here an- experts in farm journals as well as iastoria nouncing the safe arrival of Delbert real estate men it is expected that} Gulbransen just as you see in this picture— K Allen, member of the 8S6th Ma- land value* will increase after the* chine Gun Bat,, some where in Trance. war. It is claimed there will be great­ er need of farm products after the which is ndw their trade mark. This famous war than just now. If the war were The 'Gro ve County Pood-commit­ to end today the government esti­ tee has received an added allotment mates that it would take from eigh­ trade mark tells a true story of the 2; .SSF**’ *or canning, amounting to teen months to two years to get the »5,00ft pounds. ,The sugar can be soldiers back to this country. Writers secured from grocers on certificate. "ive one reason and a valid one for •SiIgher land values. The enormous debt of this country as well as that Blankets and Comfort* to of the other powers of the world was “Easy to Play” GULBRANSEN keep warm. / created upon a high market and it R* Bird A Sons Co. would be impossible for land values to drop for. years to come. The day One year ago this week we had a of cheap land, like cheap machinery, frost that did great damage to the cheap clothes and most everything com. We had frost every month so else has past. The prediction is that far this year except August, There those who purchase land today will are few years that w® do not have not only enjoy high prices for all’ frost on or before the middle of Sep­ food products but will benefit by in­ tember. • - creased land values. Farmers that -have not laid in their Jake Jones and C, H. Jones, father fertilizer are having some trouble and son, who reside o(n the Raymond getting it at this time. It is said Ridenour farm, wqrfc taken up Sab­ manufacturers are unable to get suf­ ficient, labor to keep up the,capacity bath for disorderly, ‘ They were fined A H ' THE shduldere of these two men rests a llle-size Job. You know the $5 and costs and $4 and costs re­ of their plants. spectively. . ^ Job, You know the men—Marshal Ferdinand Foch, comander of the Wm. Frame Went to Kansas City allied forces in Europe, and General John J. Pershing, American coni- Saturday to purchase feeding cattle. mander-ln-chlef. Miss Fannie McNeil has returned . In. making your arrangement for No American would wilfully add any to the burdens these two have to after a vacation spent at her home your public sales remember that the bear. No American would permit these men to worry about food or cloth­ in Belle Center. She was accompa­ Herald is still giving you the famous ing or recreation .for their men—about ammunition for the guns, about nied by he r niece, Miss Eleanor Davis, Water-proof stock at the same price getting enough guns, about getting enough men, who will visit here for a few days. that other firms charge for the soft Every Liberty Bond bought In the United States is an insurance ICWYOHK^tr- pulp stock. We have several orders against burdening these two great leaders with any unnecessary worries, Rugs, Carpet*, Matting, Lino­ under way. -Give us your date so that -They have demonstrated that they can handle the actual fighting, America leum a'nd Con&oleum. it can be announced. a t home must demonstrate that It can furnish everything that the fighting men need—and when they need It. - R. Bird &, Sons Co. W. Ii. Ciemans rCpOrts the sale of the following farms: Louis H. Smith The Try-County Veterinary Associ­ farm of 414 acres north of Selma to 'Three Million Buttons The factories which are turning out ation held.a meeting Tuesday .evening Lpuis McDorraan and Isaac Thorn for the buttons for , the Fourth Loan are }n the mayor’s office, seventeen mem-* $200 an acre. Mr. Smith will locate in Bought for Fourth Loandistributed about the country so that bers being present. The veterinarians California. The W. M, Barber farm of shipping to the various federal reserve y of Greene, Payette and Clinton counties 148 acres on the Clifton pike to Albert Buying three million buttons is Just districts can be simplified and there from . the organization. Dr. Leo Anderson, north of Clifton, for $800 an * one of the minor tasks which had to will be no chance of any district being Anderson is a member,. acre. M r. Anderson was desirous of be ’ taken care of before the Fourth locating here on account of educating left at the last minute without. Its sup­ of the his children in the public schools and Liberty Loan, campaign by Ralph ply of little bond buyerB’ lnsignla. Mr. Morton Oresweil, who has been Waldo Emerson of the War Loan Or- ■pending the* summer in Indianapolis, college. .‘gsnfsatlon at Washington. ! indv, has returned home. But on these trifles Emerson was Ever Thought What E. E. McCALL’S SALE able to.save the government sixty-five Buiek Automobile for sale 1912 thousand dollars in realmoney; a vast One Sailor Costs Us? model 4 new tires. Inquire of .amount of celluloid, which contains Robt. Bird-' I will sell at my "farm 8 miles portli- its, ‘guncotton; an enormous quantity of GULBRANSEN west of Jamestown and 6 miles The cost of the U. S. Navy per man Mr. Howard Ciemans and Miss Rosa from Cedarville on Tuesday, Sept­ white paper; hundreds of gallons of per day during the first , six months of wood alcohol; and hundreds of hours PLAYES PIANO Andrew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ember 17, at 1:00 P. M. 65 head of ihe fiscal year 1818 varied from 49e on of labor. Duff Andrew, gave their friends .a sur­ Big Type Poland China -hogs. 8 Sows the larger types of vessels to 62c on prise Tuesday evening when they an­ with pigs by side, 26 gilts, 13 males and . The saving was brought about by the smaller types. A 850 Liberty Bond Nationally Known Nationally Advertised nounced they had been married that 16 feeders, March pigs, , • the employment of a steel engraving will keep a sailor for 102 days In the afternoon by Rev. A. J. Kestle in Xenia. process. The old buttons have always larger vessels and for 96 days on the Their friends grve them a free ride been made with celluloid and paper. ■ smaller types. Nationally Priced about town that evening. For the PUBLIC SALE present they will reside with the groom’s Mgg«ggegggggggg*it*ggg*«i ggo g » i* g tiigRead g the full page ads in the Saturday Evening Post and other well parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ciemans. T. B', Mechling, Saturday, Sept. 21, known magazines regarding details of this at 13:00 p. m., sharp." , Mass Louisa Smith entertained a Dennehy Heirs, Wednesday, Oct, 9. Food Questions Answered number of children who have been Mrs. Thomas Field, Friday, Oct. 11. knitting little squares for soldier's Turner 6c Pauli, Thursday, Oct, 81- Biggest Player Value In America i t " convalescant robes. On Tuesday after- 7noon was hostess to a number of ladies See. and hear this wonderful player, NOW NOTICE;—We have rented the G. E, who have been voluntary knitters for Boyd livery bam and are now ready to Sold On Easy Terms the Red Cross. Among those present care for a limited amount of livery was Mrs, Mary M. Barber who is past msiness. However we have plenty of n SO years of age and ia still knitting. ootn for stand ins for horses or auto- automobiies. . Wat, REED «& SON, Sugar Prices S t Highest prices of the season for clean, fresh sggs. Bring us How do sugar pricos compare with those In other countries? ■ . - Boy*'$1.50 Corduroy Pants Net wholesale prices of refined sugar peg pound In chief cities your surplus, size* 2 9 -3 0 waist, 2 9 -3 0 and of Allied countries since sugar, control was established In the i k R. Bird &. Sons Co. 31lnsoam. Bargain price $1.00 United States by the Food Administration; pair. OVERCOATS 25 boys all R. Bird & Sons Co. N . York M ontreal L w S a P arU Kern* ex wool ovarooats In'size 13 to 19 years at BARGAIN PRICES, Auctioneering—terms reasonable— O rt, 1, H IT ______, ______;______}0,0818 JO.0807 JO.OtH JO,1211 J 0 J I I They are well made excellent get dates. Call Cedarville Phone 21-2 Mar ■ 1, IBIS... . .073 ,0807 •12IS .1228 ill ft# garments and worth 60 per on 151. H. C. WILSON. r cent more than we ask for them. ■ 9-18d Ask to see them. What is the average retail price of sugar In the United 8tatss? f R, Bird. & Sons Co. ..London Ohio Home flour at Nag- From 8% to 10 cents a pound, varying slightly In different tey’a. 'localities. During the-Civil War sugar sold at retail for 86 PUBLIC SALE. cents a pound, when there was no real shortage. Speculation •then was rampant; now It has been checked by Food Adminis­ 168 NORTH HIGH STREET Leave twenty-five cents at Smith's tration regulation. Under the will of the late Daniel Barber Shop for the Clark C. Griffith m COLUMBUS, OHIO. Dennehy, we will sell at public Bale Base Ball fund for’ the boys In on. the farm located’on the Federal France** How have prices been regulated?" pike, 314 miles from Cedarville and By voluntary agreement with producers and refiners, with re­ 2 miles west of Gladstone on gard to the pries of the raw sugar and retners’ margins, and WE WANT A MAN OR WOMAN by establishing maximum margins for wholesslsrs and rbtallsra, HOW'S THIS? WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1918. to sell Toilet Articles. One who How’s This? Commencing5 at 10 a. m, the follow­ can stand prosperity. We are an Would our prlcss ba higher If there were no contrel of sugar? ing property: old established House opening a The price would, in the face of the world shortage, hare new territory. Write at once to mounted Tapldly, at it has in countries where no control exists. We offer One Hundred Dollars Re­ SCHOOL DAYS! 12 H&AD OF HORSES 12 ward. for any case of Catarrh that Consisting Of 1 black mare, 7 years W. A H. Walker, 1201 E. Third As the American people consume upward of 1,009,000,008 pounds cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh St., Daytoh, Ohio. annually, each cent per pound Increase would oast the people old; 12 yea t old black mare; black Medicine. Special Sale on School Girlk* and for mare With colt a t side; 14 year old more than 580,000,800 a year. 1 Hall’s Catarrh Medicine hag been bay general purpose mare; 2 year The Good Point, taken by catarrh sufferers for the Boys’ Solid Shoes old brown gelding; 2 year old black How oan I know whether my grocer la charging excessive prleda for past thirty-five years, and has be­ ''This portrait of your wife, my clear come known as the most reliable rem­ $1.49, $1.73, $1.98, $2.25, $2.49, es filly; sorrel-general purpose geldirig; fellow, la well painted, but I can't say ■ugar? 4 year old bay filly; 2 year old sorrel edy for Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh It is a speaking likeness of her." Consult the list of "fair prices” published In the newspapers or Medicine acts thru the Blood on the $2.98, $3.49, $3.98. driving colt; black yearling gelding; "That's the beauty of it” write directly to the State Food Administrator or his repre­ Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poison black yearling filly, . sentative In your vicinity. from the Blood and healing tha dis­ Wc save you from 50 to $1.50 a 6 HEAD OF CATTLE 5 eased portions. Consisting of Red Shorthorn cow, After you have taken Hall’s Ca­ pair* 1 year old giving good flow of milk; What penalty Is there for the small retail grocer who- la found guilty of charging excessive prices? tarrh Medicine for a short time you 6 year old .Jersey, good milker; steer will see a great improvement in your weighing *1090 pounds; 7 months Wholesalers, all "of whom operate tinder Federal licenses CASTOR IA Issued by the Food Administration, may cut oft’hla supplies, general health. Start taking Hall’s Shoiihem heifer calf; 7 months grade For Infants and Children Catarrh Medicine a t once and get rid SCHOOL BOYS’ calf. * of catarrh. Send for tefetimoinals, 72 HEAD OF HOGS 72 In lis t For Over 30 Years nn>n»ftH M iiR iM — ggggggggggi— gggfigtt— free, , CLOTHING— Consisting of 17 sboats, weight 100 Always bears gggggggigggM iew M M ftii m iW fti ftgggggggggggggggggii F. J, CHENEY & Co., Toledo, Ohio. ey pounds; 26 shoats; weight about 50 the Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Suits $2.98, $3.49, $3.98, $4.49, pounds; 6 sows, with pigs; 5 brood Signature of sows; 18 fat hogs, weighing 800 lbs. $4.98 and $5.49. - 10 Tons Mixed Hay in Barn. Food Questions Answered Proper Position for Sleep. 200 Bushels Oafs, Trousers.,73c, to ,$1.98 450 Shooks of Com, The ever genial “Dngonet," who says FARM IMPLEMENTS. "there Is a good way to lie In bed and W aists...... 49c to 4?3c a bad way,” -will have to be careful or McCormick 7 ft. binder, McCormick S h irts...... *.50c to 98c 6 ft. mower, McCormick hay rake, tie will reawaken an old medical con­ J troversy. “It la better,” says “Dago- Osborn tedder, wagoit and flat bottom Hats and Caps 49c to $1.49. ladder, wagon gears, gravel bed, John net," “to lie on your tight side than Deere and Syracuse ^breaking plows, on your left, This' gives more free­ WE SAVE YOU MONEY walking plows, 3 John Deere com Why are the people of the United fitatea directed to limit therm dom for the action of the heart." No’w, plows, 16 disc wheat drill* land roller, •elves to fi pounds of sugar per person per month for household Pye Chavnsse, in his famous "Advice clover buncher, 90 tooth harrow, Gale Use? . =' ■ # • j to a Mother," has laid it down that you com planter used two years, Great will Improve both the health and fig­ Western manure spreader, rubber toe To equalise more nearly the supplies of all who alt at a common ure of A child, if you train him to buggy, 4 h, p. gasoline engine, 1% table - change about—“on the right side one h. p. gasoline engine ahd pump jack, two* ?«w ttaft hrmta with B* That the people of Ragland may have % pounds per person pM night, on the left another, and occa­ feed grinder and shelter, hay fork, month sionally on fils back.”—London Chron­ C. A. Kelble’s rope and pulleys, 86 foot ladder, feed The people of France pounds per person p er month icle. sled, 6 hog boxes, forks, shovels, 2% The people of Italy 1 pound per person per month. # one at sets work harness, 3 oil tanks, lard DR, 0. P. ELIAS These amounts are hot guaranteed by the allied Governments, but press and kettle and other articles. are tha maximum amounts that will be furnished if supplies oan be Ask for Ballard’s Pancake and B IG ' S T O R E Terms made known day of sate. obtained. : . ‘ i DENTIST The euooeee of this program rest# on the honor and cooperation *f Buckwheat flour at Nagloy’s. FRANK, WILL * LEO DENNEHY, 17-19 W. Main Street, Xenia, OhU BkeoutomofJDfaniM Dein^^Deod. tha American people. Exchange E**tt Bldg* Cedartilikh 0 . *». Utim? Aftst-Kwis m m m m as* "ifak tugggtggit i t ggiit«|g»» i|'i**>»— f— *** •*!»***•$**» AtteL

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[w w iy w w >5 tw LOCH. AND PSPSOHAL ' WaaoEsaasEZZji w Nothing But the New Idee VWWVVVWWVVWWWtfV^^ r~-----’----- WANTED:—Farm hand, Steady Spreader for Us. employmeat and good house to live In, Any old machine that would just carry manure G. E, JOBE. to the field mid dump it on the ground wasn’t good Mr. R. C. Watt attended th* Shelby FOIl enough for us. When one of our customers county fair Wednesday as judge of the Springfield, Ohio came in and said, I need a manure spreader, swine. we wanted to point to a machine and say ‘There,, brother, is a spreader that handles manure Mrs, W, H. Owens left this morning best, pays for itself soon* for Detroit where she will visit her son, est ana lasts longest Mr. Harry Owens and wife. To Our Patrons That machine we can Mrs. J, A> Hxrbison and daughter, honestly recommend.” Reba, who b*ve bees visiting )n Indiana­ ’’T'HERE is such a mass of misleading information contained in the current Naturally we in­ polis, have ratumed home, 7 advertising of dry goods materials and wearing apparel for men and vestigated Manure women, that we feel compelled to make a statement on this subject. In order Chalmel Spreaders; and we’ve Dr, W. R, ICcChesney and P*of. Le­ Mrs, Mari| roy Allen were in Cincinnati Monday to make the situation sufficiently clear to be understood by all, fre submit b'er of tl taken the agency for where they met Dr. that whi the facts under two distinct headings. the peopj a machine that actu­ pf Miami University, who informed see the 4 ally measures up to them that he had recommended Cedar­ The Italiq the ideal wehadset in ville College to the government for ■J—!* • and will military training. not be a | our own mind. This r iction language machine is called the we were ^ Mr, F, P. Hastings has returned from ■ -* . ' It-is false to state that the government has commandeered "all the people are Pawnee City, Neb., where he visited his you find f| brother, Rev. A.G, Hastings and family. wool” for military purpose'• country si| Mr, Hastings was accompanied borne It is false to-state that the cotton industries a re ‘‘paralyzed,’' because are six ml by his brother, Rev. Hastings .and family, who will visit here, for some all the piill hands are making .munitions. * . ’ WANTS | Manure Spreader time. ■ . It is false to stpte that prices or clothing will be “out of sight” in the : near future, • ; _ Frank A nd we want every farmer in our territory to come in and Mr. Ralph. Hill, who is located .in his camp see it! The machine is a mechanical marvel. It pulverizes Pittsburg, is here on a visit with his It is false advice to warn people to buy a whole season’s requirements Mr, and and spreads a full load over three corn rows in three minutes. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rnos Hill. . now, in order to effect great saving in the future. to he enj(l Here are some of the many good points of this wonderful the Frenc| t It is false, and worse, to imply that we are approaching :ait industri il boys fine spteader—see if they don’t sound good to you, how down RAIN QOATS wall mad# friends wii and easily loaded. Wide-tired wheels—hence the machine is stylish garmsntc at law prices. . panic, through shortage of raw materials and labor, to underst] light draft. Chain conveyor carries all the load to the tw o R.. B ird 4 Bana. Co. says he cylinders, where it is thoroughly pulverize^ Rapidly re- , It is false to create impressions that smooth the way for the profiteer. French bl what thej "volving steel paddles-distribute thislinely pulverized manure Misses Helen Oglcsbst and Irene Wallace af evenly. Can be set, by a convenient hand lever, to spread Wright left Saturday for Ansonia where week and 3,6,9,12,15 or 18 loads per acre., Positive chain drive—no they will teach in the high school. Miss 1 There is possibility of clogging. Strongly built and able to stand Ruth Ramsey went to Owengville, Sat­ The Truth and all steady usage year in and year out. This machine is the hoys, urday, having accepted * position in put on a n| the high school there. It is true that -there is a percentage of shortage in wool and cotton m it was g | The Original Wide-Spreading Spreader letter Fral Got the name -New Idea” because it was first of all spreader? to distribute - materials, due, in the first place, to the prodigious demands of our govern­ Hon, M. R* Denver,, former congress­ so that hi - wider than its own wheel track. Has been the leading spreader for 17 ment for military supplies, and in the second place, because of certain labor' happeningl years and ptiU leads. - man in this district has been chosen i president ef the Ohio Bankers' Asso­ being diverted frem the textile industries to work of more vital importance Get This. Book We Are Giving Away ciation.- to the winning of the war. y - Don’t forget this when you come in; because it’s important. This book . COM! is called,’‘Helping Mother Nature.” It tells .proved facts about the care The Dayton Power & Light Co., has It is true that the whole process of production, from the picking of cot- ■and use of manure worth scores of dollars to any farmer. You can make ■ ton and shearing of sheep right down, to the finished article, and further money by heeding the suggestions in th is, book and using a New Idea Manure been granted authority by the state Lieut. Pi Spreader regularly. authorities to take over the light plant still to the transportation and distribution of the article, the. cost has in­ the 8tli As Come in! We are waiting to show you this machine. at Waynesvtlie,' A line will be extended creased in every step and stage of the operation. completed I from Dayton to supply that village as ten montiil soon as the government releases ma­ It is true that certain imported articles, incident to the dry goods busi­ where in be sent no| terial to do thework. ness, are no longer obtainable in cheap foreign markets. the 100 su It is true that the advance of.prices has been sharp in many instances, In describl In this issue will bt found the financial is like dil C.N. statement of the Exchange Bank which particularly in articles made of wool, leather and metal. when, you! i shows this financial house to be in' a fore you-f It is true that prices will continue to advance as the conditions and cir- • in judging 1 healthy condition. cumstances compel such advances. * night flyil the last Mrs. J. M. Finney, her daughter, It is true that the government, through various agencies and acJviso-w all night Miss Nancy, and granddaughter, Helen the breakl „. ' boards, is keeping a close watch on the situation and seeing to it that com- 1 He has] Finney, arrived home Thursday after modities, including wearing apparel, arc receiving a sufficient allotment of seat and 11 rC , spending several weeks in the west with for the Dr. John M. Finney, Jr., at Harrison, raw material, labor ami.fuel-, ^ .lieutenant! SCHMIDT’S Idaho; Mrs. G. ’ L. Weaver, of Denver ■ It is true there will be no surplus, but there will be enough for all, I do not! and friends in Seattle, San Francisco, , of me heif • f ' ‘ ‘ is no mbi Sait Lake City and Los Angeles. UPPLEMENTING the above, we make this announcement, that we have /■ The will of the late Sarah J. Turnbull S on hand or contracted for a suffici ent stock of staple merchandise to car­ FOR CANNING i has been admitted* to probate. The EXTRACl estate is valued at |6,000 and was .be­ ry us over a year and a sufficient stock of fashionable wearing apparel to TEN a | FINE SOLID TOMATOES, ' queathed to her grand children, Mary carry us over the Fall and Winter season. , - Dean Wilson and J. Humphrey Dean, Cecil $ equally. folks, Aul 1.15 ■a. ■ ■■ We further guarantee that any Coat, Suit or Dress purchased i?y us for PER BUSHEL...... not had ti having lei BWCATER COATS. Big line this season will not £ost you a cent more, one, two or three months hence. almost tv| BUY TOMATOES AND BUY THEM NOW ! to pick fyom. Vim can fit and of the Get your Tomatoes noif or you will be disappointed plaaaa yap in quality and price. As Americans, let us not be stam peded by humbug. . France, R. Bird A Bone Co. scribe thd later.. -T h e dry weather m a k es crop conditions very time and I m would be uncertain. West Liberty citizens have raised erate thel objections to the stand taken by The Edward Wren Co. and happl Mennonitea under the draft and a mats believe itl TIN CANS-Get Yours Now meeting was .held Thursday at the this. Thei| for the i Clark county fair grounds, It is laid Most of tl TIN CANS . 68C the church sect has been guilty of

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