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Adverti*fn* ii n rnmr^FoxjETH y e a r j*o, 3a CEDARVHUB, OH®, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,1931. PRICE, «1J0 A Y3M S s ppg^Bgpm mmnpssmmm ssaap nB M M m A M M i m i t i i l l .... wwWsUlfiWiwei* i y ilMWHW W HIHIlW IWHIHIIftl l HlH W W MHW H I W IIII IM.fi CO URT NEWS i Parade COLLEGE NEWS" mmmm , ■ k b w m FORECLOSURE ASKED >IIHHim illHHIIHHftHI«H IIHftftltW HHIIMHHmHftllH|lUI# Suit asking foreclosure of mortgage CedarviU* Colelge opens its thirty' mwmt I alleging non-payment o f due :t p eighth, year naxt Wednesday, Septem MMMYNEXT •U a promissory note, has beenfiled ber 9, at 9:30 A. M. in the college HEIR s i n in common pleas court by Alva D* chapel. Registration days are Mon Wenrick against John M. and Mary day and Tuesday, September 7th and The body o f a nude woman, was , "W » are inviting every farmer in 8th from 9 A, M. till 4 P. M. A, Friend. The property was twiee found- alotur flhsarnaa firs si* north* Otmwm Ceunty t«. attend our r a m raided by authorities in recent weeks Students must com* prepared to west of Xeaia, Monday afteruooa, by Bureau Mutter Day program on the since the Friends' have been in charge pay tuition $75, and student activity small boys. Th* body was ideaHfild •w rin g o f September 12 ” stated and Wernick says no part o f the sum feo $5 for Freshmen, $6 for Sopho aa Stoll* Littler, *0 Benia, who had . President David C. Bradfute. “We has been paid. He claims he complied mores,' $7 for Juniors and $8 for at times boon in the custody o f the beliam that Mutter Day offers an ex with a condition in the note giving Seniors. I f you are taking a Science police. oelleat opportunity for our farmers course add/$6 fo r beginning Sciences Mrs. Friend a deed from his wife, There was evidence the woman bad to get. together as proof of their for a laboratory fee .and if -you are Carrie C. Wenrick, conveying the been brutally murdered as she bad faith in organised agriculture." property to her. Te secure the note taking an advanced science course been bruised about the head with, The nation-wide mobilisation of a moirtgoge deed was taken on 6.55 add $10. The tuition fo r students in stone*. ’ Police uncovered information farmers is being led by the American the department o f music is $25 for acres o f real estate improved with a through children that the woman and Farm Bureau Federation as a result stone bungalow.-Forecloseure and sale one lesson a week. in either Piano, several toon had been seen in the o f a similar Muster Day observation Voice, Stringed Instruments, or Pipe is sought by Wenrick. locality early Sunday. last year in which more than 1,250,- Organ and $8 fo r two lessons a week The location where the body, was 090 members o f the organisation INJUNCTION IS ASKED in either Harmony or History o f found is near a favorite hangout for participated. This year, in addition Music. Books must be paid for on John Brannen, Xenia member o f uthe consumers of rubbing, alcohol, to the members o f the 1,837 comity opening day. They will cost from $10 the Modern Woodmen o f America, a canned heat and other favorite bev Farm Bureaus to aU sections o f the to $16 according to the course taken. national fraternal benefit society with erages. The body was turned oyer Students should com* on registration country, thousands of other farmers headquarters in Rock Island, Hi,, has to J, JEL Nagloy and Coropor Hailes are expected to “ toe the mark” day with_at Jeaat.$100 .to pay their, asked for an injunction in Common will conductaninvestigation, Muster Day just aVtheir cbrohlaltPIeis Court restraining collection ~of bills.' A t the i inqu,eat Doctors. R, ,B. Me. The program o f the qperiing day, ancestors did. premiums. . He contends, money has Cleilan and T. F. Myler, whq conduct Announceement o f the J.931 Muster been misapplied from the benefit fund Wednesday, September 9, is as fol lows: ed the post mortem, it was deter Day came to the Greene. County Farm and that certain expenses are illegal. mined that th e . uhfortunato Woman Devotions: Bureau in the form o f a proclamation He says the 39,009,000 reserve fund iad died from acute alcoholism.’ The was set aside fo r policies issued sub Duet—“Fanfare’’—from Overture signed by Mr. Winder and Edward A. bruises and cuts were not o f a nature sequent to June 1, 1919, and $23,000,- to William Tell—Rossini, .''Misses Mc O'Neal, 'national Farm Bureau presi to result in death, according to the Millan and Kimball. - dent. 000 wassefc aside to pay policy hold physicians.^ Evidence has been found Address—Rev. W. P. Harriman, P . Early Colonial Times ers past 06 years of age who became that the woman was. with her hus members prior to July 1,1919, and no D., Pastor of the 1st Presbyterian “ Farm Bureau Muster Day takes band, "Big Jug” Littter, at'the Sun part o f the fund was appropriated Church, Cedarville, Ohio. its Significance from the Muster Day day booze party. • . i - for payment o f policies issuer prior Vocal Solo-^Mrb. Walter Corry. o f early Colonial times, Mr,' Brad- to July 1, 1919 to members tinder 66 Announcements. fate explained. “ Our forefathers set JOHN C. WRIGHT, MARINE, . . years of- age. ; He says the new by Duet—“ Sunshine in Rainbow A l aside one each year a day upon which TO RETURN TO If, & A. laws are contrary to' Ohio insurance’ POWER PU N T C* ley”—Hamblen. Misses Waddle and the entire defense strength • of the laws that no organization can issue! Skinnsll community was mustered fo r inspec Word has been received Jieiwiby a life policy to a person, more thanHOj tion end training. On this day the Judge and Mrs. S. C. W right that years o f age, nor to any person with NOW IN USE STATE FAIR CROWDED community took stock o f its military their, son, Sergt. John C. Wright, "who out a physical examination. I t is- men. power. WITH FINE EXHIBITS has been with the U, S. Marines in claimed the Illinois law is also violat ■ ■ The Hager Straw Board A Paper. > Greene County Boys1 and Girls! China, is being transferred bsek to “Those early Colonial were farm ed. and that a Chicago company is Co., started operation Monday, fol- Clubs will be represented by six boys • Those who witnessed the Ohio this country and w ill probably l$e ers. They were faced with many being paid 45 per cent of the first lowing a Coise-down o f about two and four girls et Ohio State Fair this State Fair early in the week, report stationed at San Diego, Csdif.' Sergt. problem*, One o f which was their year premium to induce members to monthB. During that time a new they never before witnessed such a As Friday n ig # Is the dead line on we#k in the Individual and team dem, Wright has been with-the Marines enemy—the Indian., It was necessary surrender their policies. power plant of the team turbin type f{tin* uetitiMM local offices for dnstretions and . dairy judging teams, display in all departments. 'Many for a number of years. . ■ • that they be constantly on the alert. has been installed. This plant will th* r e g a r d in November, the *ccording to County Agent E. A. new improvements in machinery for The savage sought to. destroy the CIGARETTE TAX LAW generate electricity by which the following for ■, trustee have Drake. Miss Jeanette Armstrong o f the farm are reported- In the live farms, and homes o f the Colonists. HAGLER HORSE TAKES \ machinery; will be operated. The entered all th. .gup for reelec- Bath Township will ’ appear in1 the stock section it appears as i f the' en . NOW IN FORCE SECOND PLAGE AT FAIR “Today, as farmers, we are faced plant Was installed by the Westing- tjon. Hugh Ti Wilbur Conley; State. Style Revue Wednesday. Miss tire live stock industry o f the country with equally opposing forces, but in The new cigarette, tax law went1 ho™ “ fg-Co., Pittsburgh, and is avJM. W. Ck Township, clerk, Betty Tobias and Miss Nancy Luse was represented. The exhibits o f the Ray Henley, Greene county'* fast stead" o f painted savages, they take into effect Sept. 1 and from now on! the m09t modern known to w> W. Trouts, E., Richards for of:the T. N. T. Club o f Clifton will 4-H clubs is not only the largest but est pacer, owned- by Joe Hsgler, . the form o f economic injustices, pro engineers. . | justice o f rid Taylor, con- represent the county in the .Home said to excel anything in former each-package o f cigarette must have Xenia, did not perform up to ex duction and distribution problems and a stamp o f one cent for each ten. This type o f plant is expected to stable. T - vacancies on Economics team demonstration. They years. The race program _ with pectations at the Ohio State < Fair the like, instead o f being handed a The Jaw provided appointment o f give the company quite a saving 1» ‘ 8Qhoo{ board B. FersUson will demonstrate Hues and colors. The hundreds of prominent horses, is the races, Mohday in th* 2:1$ pace. P iter’ musket the farmer's problem must forty-eight inspectors and the. state power cost over the Old type. While .j^the only fill time. individual demonstrator, w ill be rep feature attraction. Among the free Nutonia'woh twp first and a second tag commission has divided the business conditions are not as pro-j j n ^ A* 0 resented by Eleanor Cooley o f Cedar- exhibits is*, a ' eiteh* o f . national nuaknr as in mouths- naSt’ the »_ while Peter Henley had one firsthand twenty )feMr dtmrk';ts. -- - TtUs win as lahjarT in 111 1m “ Themiik- repuiatipp, ‘ . . , puny has aome orders and Is very H. A . McLean, marshal. Karlh Bull, ing and use o f Bias Bindings.” tw’rattoudi.:: Greene county is in the eighth dis in,2:05; 2 :08 , 2:10. Stoke $1,269. aeiaaide -ftrtr'a mustering; a day when trict? with Fayette, Madison, Pick hopeful o f securing more in the near treasurer. Council: B, E, McFar The Greene County Dairy Judging PROF. KUEHRMANN HAS farmers to * the mark' shoulder to away, Ross, Fairfield, Hocking and future. land, J. W . Row, Leo Anderson^ C. H. Team la. composed o f Walter Linton, LIVE TARANTULA Shoulder with their neighbor* in a Perry. Crouse, J. A . Stormont and L. F . Tin Paintcmville; Charlaa Thomas, New FARMERS EXCHANGE , *;■'! ’ " demonstration or organized farm men Lawrence Laybourn, Springfield, NEW SCOUTMASTER dall Board o f Public A ffairs: Ralph Jasper and Malcolm Finney, Ceder- Prof. 0. W- Kuehrmann,i head o f WHEAT FOR FLOJUR and women power,” Mr. Bradfute Republican, was named as an inspect Wolford, R. S. Townsley and W. W. vilit. The team will compete Tues the science department o f Cedarville FOR LOCAL TROOP More farmer* are exchanging continued. or in this district, The salary is Galloway, " day-morning and will be required to College, has a targe specimaq of place and write reasons for placing .Wheat for flour than in years past, Opportunity Offered '$1,806 a year with expense additional, Prof. 07 W. Kuehrmann, heed of the - A report has besn cUrront for sev tarantula, that was found in a. bunch a ring of'cow* or heifers, for each according to C. M. Preston, o f the science department of Cedarville Col eral daya that other eandidates Would of bananas at the Negley Grocery. • “ Mustek Day offers an opportunity of the four dairy breeds.- Clifton Hour mill About 3.900 fo r members o f the Farm Bureau to lege, may be the hew scout master of file petitions for Vaifoua offices, :''«?' The insect is common in the banana The Livestock Demonstration Team pounds of wheat is exchanged .each Wolverine Troop, 68, succeeding A. country and is regarded very poison reaffirm their faith and allegiance is composed of Charles Leach and day. Many farmers have stored and fo r non-members to join with X E N I M T W. Creawell, resigned.. ous in case o f a bite. . It w ill be used DR. McCHESNEY W ILL, Donald Glass o f the Jamestown Busy wheat: to be traded, for flour later in their neighbors in this great crusade” Prof. Kuehrmann is an Eagle Scout for demonstration purposes at the SPEAK AT OPENING OF Workers Pig Club. They will dem- the year. . A bushel o f wheat is' ex . says Mr. Bradfute. All of the 1,837 and holds his membership with the college. SCHOOL MONDAY opstrete "The Feeding of Wheat to changed for about thirty-five pounds counties comprising the American WHEN AUTO SIDS Indianapolis, Ind., Area Scout Coun Hogs,” of flour, according to.the .gride o f the Farm, Bateau Federation w ill be sup c il The change will be made next Dr, W. R. McCheshey will deliver Thev Livestock Individual Demon wheat. plied with definite "Muster Day pro month when the local Troop 68 re- Mrs, Harry LsSourd, Xenia; and the address at the opening of the strator is Donald Foster o f the Xenia grams, so that the event, thought na register's. Robert Wilson ' will re. SUIT BROUGHT daughter, Miss Helen, were injured public schools Monday fnoming. in Future Farmers Club who w ill dem WHEAT THRESHING HELD , tion, wide. in scope, w ill be entirely re-register with the troop but w ill not last Sunday afternoon when the auto the auditorium. Parents are invited onstrate “ Culling Poultry.” UP BY MANY RAINS uniform, from the smallest commun be active as he is entering Witten-1 mobile in which they were riding left to be present to hear the address and AU o f these boys and girls are IN XENIA TWP. ity group meeting in isolated farm berg College. Eugene Spencer will be the road after a tire blew up this attend the exercises, The morning scheduled .to.demonstrate Wednesday September is here and to an .thu ing sections to. huge,’ county-wide junior assistant. side o f the Selma crossing. Mrs. Le- sesison will be devoted entirely to excepjt the Dairy Judging Team, rains and farmers' are haring * bird, mobilization* in counties where thou The Patrol has been. in Columbus Sourd suffered two broken ribs while the program and assignment o f les Mrs. W. C. Cooper, Osborn; Miss SCHOOL MUDDLE time to saye their wheat. I t i » v*ry s. sands of farmers are members o f the this week at the State Fair attend the daughter had a badly injured- sons after which the School will be Edna Hanna, Cedarville; Reber unusual to find wheat, threshing from Farm Bureau. thumb that had tom ligaments. ing the camparaU. Assistant Scout Jismissed fo r the day, Roach, Jamest^vm and County Agent Jessie Underwood Wipert, has the shock in, September, August was Formans in each community will be Mrs. LeSourd was driving aqd was master, Robert Wilson, was in charge. E. A. Drake wil lsccompany the brough tsuit in the Second District a dret month, regardless of the #igu unable to control the Packard car The patrol includes James Anderson invited to muster in official proclama HOAD IMPROVEMENT group to Cdlumbus: Court of Appeals to mandamus the o f the moon at the last changes tions from the national state and when a rear tire blew out. The car Pierre McCorkeli, Dwight Hutchison, STARTED MONDAY Xenia Twp. Board to re-elect her as county Farm Bureau officials. Last left the road and into the ditch strik Johp Richards, Charles Whittington, MIZPAH BIBLE CLASS a teacher in that "district. The court MBS, THERESA BRED DIED - year the initial nation wide obasev- ing a telephone pole and a stump. It Lawrence Williamson, John Stewart The TurnbuU road south of town is HELD MEETING TUESDAY allowed the writ ordering the re-em ance o f Matter Day by county and was badly damaged hut did not turn and Kenneth Barber. IN CHBSTKRFILBD, IND. being improved jointly by the Greeae ployment or cause to be shown at a state Farm BareaUs waa declared to over. J County Commissioners and Cedarville The monthly meeting of the Miz- hearing October 3rd why it had not be one o f .the* greatest demonstrations The party included Miss Sarah Mrs. Theresa Reed, wife o f Orville CLOTHING DAMAGED Township Trustees.' Work started pah Bible class waa held in the Pres- been done. of the strength of organized - agri Davidson, Xenia, and a cplored maid Reed, Memphis, Tenn., died last week BY FIRE SUNDAY Monday and the road will be resur byterian church parlors Tuesday a f The petition says she has been em at Chesterfield, Ind., Mrs. Reed was culture ever displayed in America, o f the LeSourd family, neither of faced. temoon, Sept. at. The program was ployed as teacher the past ten years » Farm Bareak official pointed out. whom Were injured. a sister of the late Mrs, Addle How Neighbors discovered fire in the as follows:. Violin solo, “ Nearer My but was not re-employed for the year ard, Xenia, and was' known to elder Mrs. Charles W. Sewell o f Chicago,’ kitchen at the home o f Ed Harper God to Thee/’ -played by Miss Gatina 1981-32 and that others were hired BARN BURNED SUNDAY citizens here. She has been a fre Director >of the Home and Commun BUILDING AND LOAN last Sunday evening while the family Hostetler, accompanied by Hjarion by the board Augnat 13, quent visitor her*, in years past. She ity Department o f the American MEETING IN XEiyiA Was visiting in the country, A door Hostetler. Barger ami Orendorf, attorneys, A barn belonging to Walter CaRice, leaves her husband and one daughter, Farm Bureau Federation w ill be the was broken in and neighbors soon ex ' Scripture reading by Mrs. S. T. Dayton, filed 'the suit in the name Elms. Burial took plaoeat Memphis, 'principal speaker at the 1931 Greene The annual fall meeting of District tihgtliihed the "fire With out calling near Xiaia* formerly Pf this ptaoe, Raker, Prayer, by Mrs. Clayton o f the State of Ohio on relation of hunted Sunday afternoon. The barn Tenn. County Film Bureau Muster Day to No. 2 o f the Ohio Building and Loan the department. The loss was con. Mac MUkuu Piano solo, “ Hungary,” Jesse Weipert. Should the Courts be hekt at Shawnee Park, Xenin, Association, was held in Xehil, Wed- fi7to"to“ lothing, most of"which f t w * sklw stack, which by Miss Margaret MacMillan. sustain the suit teachers could man MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE s supposed to have been set on fire September 12, according to David C. nesdsy, at the Masonic Temple, with been gathered together ready for After the program pictures Were damns boards of education for elec, AGAINST JAMESTOWN BOY by the Ctttlics children, playing- with Bradfute, chairman, Mrs. Sewell, luncheon at noon. Delegates were washday, Monday. Some furniture taken of the class. Then a social tion as teachers, leaving the board matches, Xenia firemen saved the r» who two years ago spoke at the an present from fifty-six organisations was alto damaged. No reason could hour was. enjoyed with Miss Ina.Mur- powerless to .make the choice. Dayton police have eauted the ar* e Cultice home from catoteng fire. nual meeting o f r the Ohio F irm in the district. W , J. TarboX xaiid I. be assigned for the fire and the loss dock and .Mrs, Lester Huston us hos re* o f Leo Coe, 20, Jamestown,, bn d CT Davis raprasented the local loan. was covered by insurance. tosses. BOOK EXCHANGE A T SCHOOL a charge of manslaughter, as the re *• Bureau Federation at Columbus is an orator o f national note and officials W. Paul Wagner, Canton, and sult o f the death o f Charies Heilig-' REV, NELSON H. THORN WILL o f the Greene County organisation Janies A, Devine, Columbus, were the JURY COMMISSIONERS This year a Book Exchange w ill be man, 70, who was fatally injured leal that they were extremely head-line speakers. Problems o f the PATROL WOK' GO TO CLARKSBURG, YA. operated at the Public School for the when hit by Coe’s automobile. A t the ARE RE-APPOINTED fortunate in securing hat for this oc associations ware under discussion. benefit o f pupils who desire to buy ox time of the accident it wa* reported casion. Mrs. Sewell will address the R. D. Adair, Xenia, has been presi A former graduate of Cedarville sell’books. the police exonerated €oe but later Judge Gowdy of tie Common F k to assembly on "How Organisation can dent o f the group and Marshall W olf, College, Rev, Nelson’ H. Thorn, psstot This has been done in the past but investigation resulted in tit* Charge Court has announced the Te^ppoint- Meat the Problems o f Agriculture.’ 11 Xenia, secretary. of the First Presbyterian church in only in a limited way. Any pupil and arrest. ment of Charles A. Ogie*b«4| Spring The Wolverine Patrol of the*, local Wilmington, has announced his resig who has one or more books fur sale The program will start with a Valley and D. O. Jones, Beavercreek picnic supper at 6:80 p. m<, followed Mr. and Mrs, Earl Gollins left Mon Boy Scout Troop wen first hon ored nation. to accept a call to Clarksburg, may bring them to the Book Room WILL MANAGE LARGE FARM Twp., as members o f the jury com day for Tarkio, Mo., where Mr. Cot the Ohio State Fair Wednesday and Va. Rev. Thom has been pastor of on or after the opening day o f school by the Matte* Day pregram at 8:80. mission for one year. David Bradfute, Mrs. Elmer Hetael, tins becomes head o f the department was awarded the Clans A Ribbon. In the Wilmington congregation the past As soon as they are sold, the former Dana Bryant, Who ha* been fam Mrs. X, 8, Foust, (toy Coy, W. K. o f education in Tarkio College. the contest were Et patrols from Ohio two. years. The resignation is to take owner will be paid. Students are re ing what was known formerly a* the Raines and * . A . Drake constitute TRUCK COMPANY SAYS West Virginia and Kentucky. •ffffect September 16th. quested to make an effort to sell their S. K, Williamson farm, owned by his the County Muster Day committee. chairmen: Bath, Mrs. D. 0. Hamer; ROUTE DOES NOT PAY The same patrol won the Claes B. books before • coming to the Book father, Fred Bryant, Clifton and Subcommittee* have been selected Beavercreek, Mrs. Ernest Bradford; ribbon May 15 at Tecumseh Cain TREASURER’S OFFICE Room. * Springfield pike, has given up the as fatiovra: Bated C. Bradf«te, J. B. Caesarcresk, Mrs. R. B. McKay; The state utilities commission has parail in Xenia ahd both ribbons are WILL CHANGE MONDAY New hdoks will be one hand for farm to become manage* of a large m m * A, ft****, Program Cedarville, Mrs. John Collins; New given the Like Erie Motor Trans on display in the Herald office win* those who prefer them. AU books fam near Springfield. »; Guy C. Coy, W. K. Jasper, Mrs. Geo. Bootes; Xenia, portation Co., permission to tern dow. The local troup was sponsored Miss Helen Dodds, who has been sold the first day fo r Cash only. No JMn«» John W . CallHis, Work Com- Mrs. W. A . Bickett; Sngarerssk, Mrs. porarily discontinue the serrioe by the Cedarville Communltly Club county treasurer the past four years, used books accepted on pew ones. JOE WEST HAS INJURED FOOT mm*** 1. A. Drake, Publicity; Mrs, John Turner; Bpring Valley, Mrs. Roy between Xenia and London and be and was organised last October, wilt complete her to m and turn the Parents who desire time for pay tween Toledo and the Michigan state (kmelderiter Ibat the local boys won offioa oner to her deputy, Harold Van meht are requested to come to the Joe . West js laid up ae the reeult company /has over oMer eaffaniiatises from the Pelt, wh* teas elected last fall, on Superintendent's office and make ar< of running a runty ncil to Ida left profitable business. Ten days notioe lariisr ritite* the eimmuaity extends Monday, September .7tl», Harry Smith rangeutehts. . . foot. The Injury he* bee* quite pel*- must be given before business can be conipwtaletiewi to the psbrol to t ito o f Paiaterrilie will he deputy, under H. D. Furit, ful but he to teperted a* much tot* opened again over these two sections. splendid sheWtof, Mr. V i* P*W. Superintendonl proved. c w u j t m u w a m tik i w u i y , m x r * M t z *, w i *wgidB ...... « h i. »>»iw 99X8T PRgfB TTWtU N IBaaa* € w m ItO IIWb St* W t CRBARVlLLE HERALD mm agr-Ma Mttb Clmrch Not** W. P. Hattimas, Paatcur ’ *il yetmc »**#* mm m m I ha a*t» W iujl ibnO Y 9 r M l i fikfcsth Sidtool at I t A K. Mrafjr- i0Ui t EDITOR AND PUBLISHER WW m P w M PhI , W & m m m fm W f f-A_ H m - m P M £P* enmii,ll»in»pW)|wiiiinMMiw Hold a dim# in your right bead and a person’s baud with your Is ft Tall tli* person that you will placs a dims ia the palm o f his hand tbrss tlmss, and tbs last tims It will disappear. Instruct him that sack tita* tits dim* touches his palm ths hand must bs hamsdlatsly dosed. Swing your arm quickly thrst tlnkgs from tit* top of your h«Hi to Ma hgat, «aoh tha* prosslnc th# coin Into tb* palm and withdrawing ft, Bator* you lawsr your arm tha third urn* iaava tha dim* m top s f yoar haad, pr*** yawr thumb aatt into tha palm iuataad. Thau tall ik * parson that «lw gefu, whMr h * baUaWM la still bald la hi* hand, bit* dtaappaarad. tt**Mfa*tia« w » ravaid that tida i f trim, tha *aor«f haihg tb«t ptadMgg tha **!• tsta th* palm m a m a tad fel ia th* hand that tha eoin is tbar*. RALPH WOLFORD rite v . 1 v , B U Y N O W Ry Al ol y £ ' | | £ e t i a * Wool ll A 'Roys Ifautic redactions. It is our Ions and your coin, so buy now and save, andsave, now buy so coin, Ionsand our your is It redactions. Ifautic ht '* , * ' chat. Entire stock Suits, O'Coats below below O'Coats Suits, stock Entire Salta Blaus* Beuys lKe at, , Panto,. Knee ll a f e B fnralshiiif store for men, women and children and has always carried. carried. always andhas children and men,women for store fnralshiiif everybody is wUihc at high prices and big profits, we i r i selling at at selling And buynow sore. so i gain, andyour r loss i sour we i profits, It big and prices redactions. drastic high at season* when' wUihc selling is the everybody f o eirt h the in merchandise. Quality^ Right ea ol utl lot' Suitsl Wool Mena rd .Gaa Co. Graham F. Fred ■ < NS ^ S IN A G R A B •< ■ . Wauu t A RI SI TS FREE ATES ESTIM PRICES EST W LO G IN IR A P E R G IN H IS IN F E R HOLT NG QUALI WORK R O W Y IT L A U Q G IN R LSTE O PH U OUR FIRST SALE IN 22 YEARS 22 IN SALE OURFIRST gat haat. gat transforming stations . . . tha list is almostlistis tha . . . stationstransforming raprasantad dollars f Thousands o touch. opsr ognzto yu command you organization composHra and night shifts — ara fn constant attend fnconstant ara shifts night and— rast. navar can If afly! . and burnar ga* a ovar match lighted t whan gas? or you uso •lactricity a n y y n a light gas, the light or button the you press f these, properties. o operation the ovar insulators, polas, plpas; gas and wiras of milasand. astata; milas raal machlnary;in yourrasponds to proparty dollars of worth and haat will be there for you instantlyyou — for there willbe haat and supervision ceaseless a exercising — ance mustthiswork continue And without and. TURE R U IT N R U F NS IN A G R A B atn o r Light & er Pow Dayton when that so purpose — one for Just day into ofganizad man f — o Hundreds prassYou light...«hold a button and gat H In this community alona, thousands of - thousands of alona, community thisIn ie— l ie, . times, All — time av R U O Y ' ‘ * you avar stoppad to thinkto whata stoppad avar you VJflSi COMPANY'S i CLOTHING S l f J F lV M X A U DaysLast few the the n ef B BOWK! DOWN! G* Price the G H. Prop. , N A M T R A H . H »G. St,, an hitem W South 17*1# want ■ i 3.87 PoeN.3 ' " 3 No. Phone ■ 37c ei, Ohio Xenia, ‘ ' 4 ' , ‘ _ W O N Y U B y n a p m o C EDA IL, IO H O VILLE, AR D CE The am M ** ac Suepeoder* Fancy ■Me*’* Women's Fine Women's ik ao Udr amns 1 Garments .Under Rayon Silk 10 Value 91.0* oe’ Hue Dresses House Women’s Man'sBelts mmand n a m om C NG RESERVED G IN H T O N BARGAI S IN A G R A B . S AL SA O ISP D smje NS IN A G R A B f . " T CK STO ; E L A S BARGAINS GALORE Si,57 S . am 43 43 c 37c 37c 77C par ■K % S C CO "prize. daughters, left Friday to rg a a F eilte* eilte* F a a rg to Friday left daughters, hl te rfso ws on post doing was Professor the. while recently. o frt oos n Ms John Mrs, and honors first won summer spending.the where been have they, Chicago, from home returned tables at bridge Wednesday afternoon afternoon Wednesday bridge at tables of Va., W. elf Dawes, S Neal, son, and White Carroll Miss and Taylor M. ry rgt rv t Sea to drove Wright *rry H Mr. # C al, where they win snake their their snake win they where al, C n oo, Ms R Ccl Burns Cecil R. Mrs. f o honor, in week, past the days several Elias Clyde Mrs. and , * V W« Charleston, Unl- Northwestern in work graduate day evening in honor o f Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. and Mr. ri f F o honor in Iasi evening day guests ninety about tained dents place. this "of Washington, D, C. Miss Helen Iliffe Iliffe Helen Miss C. D, Washington, P. Mrs,'Q. Dr.'and f o guests ware vsrsity. Earl Collins, who were married married were who Collins, Earl enter Collins, Robert Mr. and Collins, oe hl Cali Mrl i sta is Markle Chaplain while home ed to Tarkio, Mo., where Rev. Rife Rife Rev. where Mo., Tarkio, to ed Dayton . a id Rev. Robert Robert Rev. . id a Dayton is professor’ in Greek in Tarkio Tarkio in Greek in College. professor’ is in g ^ serious operation. Bo is much is Bo operation. serious ^ g in Galbn thV f o ends! on m er B f o andriMif eot / ■ / at vacation resort. a enjoying are who panied home by hia wife ami family, family, ami wife hia by home panied ind n h ws coast. west the on tioned e hr wt rltvs ae return have relatives, with here mer sum the f to mos spending been have returned trip, fishing a on weeks, two enjoyed who .Reed, Paul and Willard, in Dayton with her brother, Rev. W ill ill W Rev. brother, days her with Dayton several in spending after Monday twr, icnai te consolation the Cincinnati, Stewart, Xenia, f o brotbsr-in-law, Millar mid James Mrs. and sister Mr. her with oe Friday. home Canada'for Northern in vacation a Duffield and wife, Rer. Duffleld Duffleld Rer. follow hospital the left wife, recently just and Duffield Rut . ir a F State Illinois the tended e’ mte, r. McCullough. Mrs. mother, let ter’s the witjb visiting been who .have a "short vacation at at vacation "short a e, * yet, a, . Sbah ad a accom was and Sabbath, 0., man, Flnma. H. H. Flnma. Improved but ta net able to be out out be to able net ta but Improved fair. the with Swine National the attending week, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walter Mrs. and Mr. of guests were hw wih a hl i connection in held was which Show, dy, os o so mc improve much show not does .days, children o f Sprinfield spent thg week-thg spent Sprinfield f o children a ja take night, Monday cliffs the at aet, r ad r,J 8 West. 8. J. Mrs, and Mr, parents, Mrs: JohnBums, Mrs: and Mr. parents, former’s the f homeo nersville, Ind., is hart on n visit with with visit n on hart is Ind., nersville, lf, h frt te week. the f o first the Iliff, n hr wt relatives. with here end served. being supper welner arid r ad r. . . iff., H C. W. Mrs. with and week Mr. the f o first the visited bus agtr Jse ,Lfyte Ind., , Lafayette, Jesse, daughter, visit are Ada, f o Margaret, daughter, e itr Ms Ehl Buck. Ethel Mrs. sister, her ih relatives!, with relatives with friends. and here Saturday spent Washington, D. C,» are guests at' the at' guests are C,» D. Washington, gueet, Mis* Carrie Rrif of Dayton. of Carriegueet, Rrif Mis* spent, several days here this week week this here days several spent, Mrs. days, several for guest their for et t hs time. several * this r at ment fo ill . critically reported att.1 W Lulls Mrs, with here ing spending her vacation here' w i t her her t i w here' vacation her spending i vk y g mother, d his Galilee, with New in week a Hye of Dayton. f o Haynes Pat Mrs, Gordon Oolites, Mias Dorthy Dorthy Mias Oolites, Gordon Mrs, Florence Mrs, Sullivan, E. V, Mr. have Steel W. C. Mrs. ..and Prof. Cfaii fca rC M Miss Ruth Burns entertained three three entertained Burns Ruth Miss is are Rtnu i spending is Ritenour Harriet Miss r. W Tot rtre home returned Troute W. . W Mrs. e, el Rf ad aiy who family, and Rife Merle Rev, son,and Barlow Aden Mrs. and Mr, Mrs, Laclede Merida and two two and Merida Laclede Mrs, O SL: eee, tt and Fenehee, Ftote SALE: FOR O SL: AE HOG. MALE SALE: FOR at Dobbins' . A O. Mrs. And Mr. Sirs, r ad r, . . rhm ’and' Graham R. W. Mrs, and Dr. beenhas who Townsley, R. R. Mrs. picnic n Sunshineenjoyed Club The r. ay ite grty Con f o jgurptoy little Mary Mrs. Colam- f o Summers Florence Miss G., Marietta, f o Siegler F. G, Prof. Cohupboa f o yi* K Margaret Miss Mr. and Mrs. R. , Cecil Bums’ o f f o Bums’ , Cecil R. Mrs. and Mr. and Anderson Mac Mrs. and Mr. r ad r, rd lmn had Clemana Fred Mrs, and Mr, g n i d i s is Jurkat A. F. Prof. e/ . , odn, ie and wife Condon,, A, W. Rev/ L A M D M B P O N A L A C O L , Gilbreaths were former resi former Gilbreaths were , % Susannah West s f TolAoi is is TolAoi f s West Susannah Xokxe Y., .Y N xteL olk fX a DPMI lies Galbreaih and vtife o f f o vtife and Galbreaih lies H. Oharry to* ter tor tor ter to* Oharry H. * t WMttingten. Fhone 188. Fhone WMttingten. hem Utet Ssturday.Both . o t i w v A n N f I O l S d Dalton, A i i . * * * lid iid A Gribroatb visiting Mich., hlle, jh A that C m oy r Dvd ol, atn pi Dayton, Roble, David Mr, mony played “ Lohengrin” , followed by Mac Mac by followed , Lohengrin” “ played at bride the f o home the at formed hfo vle wt IO os and Mouse ISO* with velvet Beauty chiffon American f o bouquet arm he approached petty wedding the program. As musical a presented anist, cere the Preceding and ferns. flowers completed with a short bolero jacket. jacket. bolero short a with completed brown in gowned was Mtoaroses. Huff har with Velvet ehtffott assem brown an of wore ble bride The minister. the down came honor, f o maid Huff, garden f o altar an before bride the cere ring double The o’clock. four per being ceremony the Day, Tuesday, ton, Brown, Charles Mrs. and Dr. f o became Clifton, Huff, Adam Mrs. and O AI C BON TUESDAY BROWN, C. DAVID TO oiig cesre ad are an carried and accessories monising Robert Mr! man, best his and groom Roee," Wild a “To Dowell’s f o jjaator former Clifton, Webster, C. *J. Dr. G. by Was performed mony Brown,, sonC, David Mr. f o bride the son, Arthur, expects to enter Cedar- Cedar- College. viU* enter to expects Arthur, son, n. ' ing. and Park/Cincinnati Terraco f o yan Jane Miss niece, a of, wedding the bride jjandd motorby groom for «i % luncheon waswhich servpd the after brother, termer's the with wash The Her bouquet was o f . Marshal Neil Neil Marshal f . o rtjsoi. was bouquet Her bride the by met were and stairway tod Misa Donna Bunts, Monday. Their Their Monday.Donna Misa tod Bunts, xet o eunhm Mna even Monday home return to expect Run Martha Misa accompan by Cleveland be to ied will They Roodebush. attending Cleveland in, week-end the ie audy. / ■»“ Saturday/.1 aome-. time return expeet'fto They in sister Toledo. her to visit a on brother her Saturday ' .ter appointment make resume he .will where Cleveland, ter at 128 at SecondW. Mr*, Brown t toa s redid*D*#cmj*print*, The em will te New York to trip add City Other eaad Moody, Dayton, and the, officiating officiating the, and Dayton, Moody, MISS JANE F. HUFF MARRIED MARRIED HUFF F. JANE MISS oig year. coming etme . j Wright. a r o rjZ M 5. September ihteFikoeCp Mw Btown withthe Frigktoke Cwp. bean employed sectorial a position te teaching in the high school. high the in teaching n MeiJeb Cl#* n has and Mtemi-Jaeoba and School Coll#** Cedarrilto High graduate of s connectedIs depart, rental With the i shos - this teach will she where O., Kent, to schools. lic Cleveland. and Columbus at enroute ment of the Third Natiefttf Bah* Bah* Natiefttf ThirdDayton. the ment of Miss Sterrett teaches in the Erie pub Erie the in teaches Sterrett Miss atop to expecting, Pa., Erie, for day the St, John fam ily was held at at held was ily fam John St, the C all a t tentt ec phoM phoM ec tentt t a all C Neeld, secretary, and Mrs, Clara Mc Clara Mrs, and secretary, Neeld, that. some for guests te red o h a otig and coftting way the on friends other New Moines, Des f o Cali Hemphill Janies Ojai, at Ritchie L. . j be Rev. and Dr, ill w brothers, They Ritchie's Dr. of guests .friends. and atives andMrs.RHfbjri held at the same piftce nexxt. year. nexxt. piftce same the at held home the several daysat 'guests ter Mexixco, and 8»ntuel Hemphill o f f o Hemphill 8»ntuel and Mexixco, brothers, Ritchie's Mr*.. and fornia, ment committee,. The reunion w ill be entertain ill w reunion the The committee,. ment f o member Margaret a was Clellan, John Misa Si. president; Otis annual elected thirty-second event, the family being it their were to w daughter, Bessie and Mrs. Rant sister, hia by Dayton to «* going in Southern Illinois and St. St. and Illinois Southern it ia in lv U going w They Colorado. Pueblo, rel visiting and West the touring ware andguests dure r. recently sfD opn ad ie ae accompanied ware Rev. f wife o and wife. Hopping and first Hopping the William Mr. jdrited Y., . ^ ^ lo fa u B «w )*•* n fml o Beod O., Bfetord, of family and Edward Mr- Writer OWe, tad NRe* oi, o . " . "■ . . Mo. Louis, Idaho, Bagermanu in Ritchie . tV 8. New Critega in AmeM teacher In a Shawnee Park, Xenia, last Thursday, Thursday, last Xenia, Park, Shawnee Haven, Coma,and aaphesr la a Dr, f o MeCter* la Mr. Rttehto. M. C.Mrs, et okod rv, atn O, Dayton, Drive, Porkwood West rstetivee |n Pwsifeife, Yft* Pwsifeife, |n rstetivee The bride and her sister, Miss Annie Annie Miss sister, andher bride The , Rev, Walter Bep^ag and w il# o f f o il# w and Bep^ag Walter Rev, , e, hre Dnto ad family, and Donation Charles Rev, olwn te eeoy huffejb a eeremony theFollowing Mr, f o Huff/daughter F. Janet Mis* andMrs. Dr. r. . . ermn accompanied Ferryman, C. J. Mrs. to asked ara Patrons NOTICE;- Mr. Allen Turnbull leaves tihs week week tihs leaves Turnbull Allen Mr. returned has Hastings Mauds Miss Mias Lounett* Sterrett le ft yester ft le Sterrett Lounett* Mias f o picnic and reunion .annual The r ad r, hre Rthe Me Charles Ritchie Mrs, and Mr. Dr, aadM rs. C. M, Ritchie are are Ritchie M, C. rs. aadM Dr, Re*. lfilpL 8 E m » f t f t “ t Em»f t f oadArthur A Howard A MALE HOG HOG MALE MMI O SALE FOR m <***. ■ * * * .< * * * '< J oa g Ut W Haunt and family ef ef Hauntfamily and M. I. Marsh will will Marsh I. U o A m BN m * m * * 3M4 Jpg'to spend l w llo e Y At orchArd in your bnelcote. A - - A bnelcote. your in orchArd At bnut 50 bu. ready now. N ice ice N now. ready bu. 50 bnut end checks Malaria three te days, miastee, N ahedm a Cold the first day, ReReveeHeadachea inNonralgia or aoe,HI H Hanover, Mich. Alpena, te Mono Mrs. and Mr, Archie with visit a after home trip to Lake Geneva, Wis., * and to to and * Wis., Geneva, Lake to vacation trip a after home returned have agtr Ehl ei, ae returned have Retie, Ethel daughter, gueets at tha home e f J. A . . .A J. Bums. f e home tha at gueets e of aitn wr week-end ware Hamilton, f o sen Derklc-! Wilber Mr. end Beckett Noth Rlpealsg from nowfrom untilRlpealsg Oct. 15th, 500 611. 500 PEACHES al o 8,Cdril, O. Cedarville, 86, on 3 Call 50c, 75c And f 1.00 per Bit, Bit, per 1.00 f And 75c 50c, Rev- R. A , Jamieson and family family and Jamieson , A R. Rev- r ad r. oad alr and Taylor Donald Mrs. and Mr. edM* FakKnkr Mtoe Krndkir, Frank Mr*. end t i l ta ortr beds Dayton,! Ibreades, DorritorMtoa et t (ao Dy 8-940 Day) (Labor 7th Sept "r-v* ■ft IM f nlso bn Tmbkria. nlso f IM m eked ih e nurie1 her Mm week-end with Agricultural and Horticultural Exhibit* Exhibit* Horticultural and Agricultural A.ROSN Fra*. RUOTSON, . A . f County School Exhibits Exhibits School County Something doing every minute. every doing Something G EN ERAL AD M ISSIO N 50c 50c N ISSIO M AD ERAL EN G oi r ad nFigon, etf ft Sept Fairground, on lands yro G Sobio mer- lsading by displays booth Beautiful a CHildrsn Adm itted F ree Tues. Sept. Sth. Sth. Sept. Tues. ree F itted Adm CHildrsn 1000 Boys A G irls in 4-H club W ork ork W club 4-H in irls G A Boys 1000 3 B ig Free Attractions Attractions Free ig B 3 Fine Arts, dom estic M fg*., — Provisions Provisions — fg*., M estic dom Arts, Fine . . LLI „ N A IL L IL G M. P. The O n F rit & Blanket Co. Blanket & rit F n O The A Mr mudMrs.Shrcmdes. Lee 6 6 6 h Montgomery The •DAYS h arta sEuainl Entertaining, Educatisnal,is that The fair BIG iNever before in the history of ou r Company r ou of history the in before iNever ihsadclr* l ae om,t ree- th , room sales t a all C colors* and eights w An excellent selection in plaids^ and plainsin plaids^ and in selection excellent An ae eofrd uh agis n l wool all in bargains blankets. such offered we have oh ige ad obe ii aiu sizes, various iti doubles and singles both story building* south end of plant* of end south building* story Home Racing Day and Night and Day Racing Home I SALE BIG O ON NOW 1. ^ * * M- ^ 1 w t 1. % ATN OHIO DAYTON; HRL WN AD AE D PAF A P ADS SALE AND WANT “HERALD h xhne Bank Exchange The PIQUA, OHIO PIQUA, andllivtiinf , , * i -• ’ , , ’ -• i * , , EI DEPENDENT IN BE semi-annually. ings A ccount with ns now now ns with ccount A ings and receive 4% compounded compounded 4% receive and Age Pension. Open a Sav a Open Pension. Age Do not wait for tin Old Old tin for wait not Do p / ■ O R suEinaxE suEinaxE R O 'Band: Cun^jHk, Cun^jHk, 'Band: Team Fulling Contest* Fulling Team Homo DoMonstPatitm Projects * Projects DoMonstPatitm Homo Exhibits Stock Large A ll Exhibition Buildings open Jay, night night Jay, open Buildings Exhibition ll A chant* o f Dayton and M aa t i i n fity Co. Co. fity n i i t aa M and Dayton f o chant* Soldiers* Day, SepL Otk. SepL Day, Soldiers* Com* arid eee ana o f tha bast and and bast tha f o ana eee arid tk lO Com* Sept. Parade, Stock Winning Prixe gait Fair* in tha Stata* tha in Fair* gait 4 C€darvHle,Ohio s w e r c s BIO NIGHTS r* ^ . . I t C. H A IN E I, fecyv I, E IN A H C. t .I . UOOIE c ' fc X AUTOMOBILES •teteto • * V ■?, r’V' , * TIMA' i'fr i : : i i 1 y *L J . * !) tt hrihmmh \ szxt+eat i* u*_ •Mjas^acarri mmefs S3i wt^ u m m p om i a i i i 496% Fiwuijfowidi -OH ■ i i HEAVY GRADS JIM. vriK l i d H r t 30c P*r Qwurt o ifiiisriii *•; ■ autdA s4 rBrRe wKlJRi' IX 5 Gallon — fSJG - J* H A K & Y N A G L IY m Wafenar** Stnrlat BtaHam % A*tlmr MM # Tsteyh— m m * 'flulVirllliW iDji mimmt jj^jpijnyniisNt Tht ffnfci tiTlalMiRidhi -"ftM fliIttW * Governor Goorgt White and his fft, ^rvnBBniiriBHltrlrtViT t live stock call fflritlc Gmhnp tjn Suvttki tm & H h * fee Mute wids rdkf this At tit* ProsM**?* rafuasb Valter wtstwi ki neeosdwiso with th* ro- 1 » »X JT O € H A R O ^ N STOCK YARDS A Gifford, head of the American Tel fw a a o ta R 1 quast o f tha Hoover rsMaf oosassittss, ephone A Tetegtaph . OONtpOBT, takar in ooanectkm with State Highway & - DAILY MARKET charge of the un*osploy»«ftt sltuattea 1 TttRNttt# ' rooter MerroH, as# pl anning to buM ’ ■•■ in in...Ant • Mr. Gifford, jm aWs mas, great oe- ■CTMPIH 'Up manr new bridgso in Ohio this rail • gamier and executive, undertakes A t»h)inKA-; ' ‘ ^ A K. SMOOTS P.P. SMOOTS r -so hath' .the and winter to give ante# maid to the Job most difficult^ perhaps impossible...... , ___ jsw M n rf unimpteyed. Each eotmty ia to , gat Mr. Gifford ia crpsetod to "aroid the MONEY RAID WHEN WEIGHED a x fartM rf fhte work Which w ill total dole/’ alio difficult, You can’t haa. thseaSeoir tfceearth. - . -» $8jW$69». It is understood labor in COLUI nice ladies and gentlemen item ,B -the jteenty where brigee are to ho im- as usual Atj the Red Croat, Y. M. C. A., or the SeJU jtrtn o it in' prond is to be used. There are nu viritorstoj ration Army wound to see what they Aatteta. • ’ »~rf «*>•: tw* ■ merous narrow bridges on every im cant o f wli need and buy it fo r them. I f yon can KUTRkuSUMAXAAMD *UH10R.TAr- :iCfeOneafug ■ > new- fM$' ; .. _ proved road in, Ohio that should be Hotel Chittenden lo g las) afford for each needy family $15. a jsom w- r m m m ja m * x & m t a p - - widened for safer automobile driving. over and Girls week the’ beat plan ia to give the $15, ,10-A U fk t Vote* the OeatUes, \ Completely redecorated » d remodded $186,000 spent making toe Hate* Outtenda» toe What *B needed ia to pnt people book to W ' t. PartSs Jeumey^ffefH-Pnria^a Am- According to jndieto) statistics com* tadcal duxcc for toe traveler. Home o f the Purple tosayersl i to work, but to do that you must have tleeh 03:1608), pHed by Secretary o f State Clarence C ow " Coffee Shop, Large, comfortable rooms—* a plan and we have nope, We are Juat From thla ttase-fotward Paul, who J, Brown, in 1911, Ohio had 102 corn*, Rate* from $1.50 upward. exceptional eervice Govs wondering: what ails ns. totoido was-’.«^a#Said, takes the mon pitas judges and 4,700,000 popu lead. H it compaaleoa wera Barnabas lation^ or one judge to every 46.078 Gee, A Wey m i