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CEDARVILLE, OHIO,. DAY, AP&IL 21, 1922 FORTY-FIFTH YEAR NO. 17. PRICE, $1.56 A YEAR Hagar Paper Co. Program of Overcomes All CONDENSED OHIO NEWS Communty Show NeiVs Items Picked at Random and Roiled Down for the Busy Reader' Stream Pollution Only one week till the greatest Steel plants of the Youngstown dis E. D. Leach of Newark, who was home talent performance ever at trict will feel no effect of the coal assistant federal fuel administrator tempted in Cedarville! The throe We have pn exhibition in $iis strike for at least another week, In for Ohio during the war, announced groups that are to give this show are office samples of wafer taken at the fact, operations this week, will be In his candidacy for the Democratic now busily engaged in putting on the paper mill before it is treated and at creased, according to schedules given nomination for secretary of state, finishing touches to their separate out at company offices. - other stages that are not only inter State blue sky department during parts. A very friendly but lively riv esting but tends-to prove that the Lightning destroyed a bam on the March refused or revoked 82 dealers’ alry is being shown as to which group Clint Morse farm south of London, chemical treatment iB going to he -a .licenses, more than for eight years will put on the best program The success and that the water will no causing a loss of more than $5,000. before that; refused or revoked 206 The live stock was saved. result will likely be a three-fold vic longer pollute the stream \ or be since last July 1, and prevented cer tory, the special friends of each are Albert Hillard was found guilty of tification of $68,000,000 of stocks' in the cause of criticism on the part of claiming the decision for its own state officials, and thus permit the rifling parcel post packages in Lima nine months and began 41 criminal by a Jury in federal court at Toledo, particular group. continued operation of the plant* If prosecutions since, last summer, and was sentenced to one year and The Big Community Show, so long you will step in we will 'show you the against only 10 in eight years, Direc one day In prison. , tor of Commerce Phipps announced. awaited will actually he presented in samples of water and explain just A. B, Anderson, assistant county Detective Frank Hueftleine of the the opera house, next Thursday even-1 what has been accomplished. agent leader of the college of agricul Cincinnati police department was al ing, April 27, at 8 o ’clock. The ad •The purification plant has been put ture, has been made heid of the new most .instantly killed and his running mission is 35 cents, with no war tax in under the direction of J. T; Trav ly created department of co-opera partner, Detective Albert Guthlein, and the proceeds all go tp the Cedar ers, supervisor of streams in'Ohio, tive grain marketing, of the Ohio was shot through the arm, by Noble ville Lecture Course. in collaboration with the division of Farm Bureau 'Federatlon. VRed’f Holt, a suspect in a robbery The following is the program'- . fish and game department of the state State Senator JameB R. Hopley has case. Holt la under arrest. Part I by the Community.' A play, The mill has been in operation for announced his candidacy for the Re Effective April 30, the Indiana, Co .“The Neighbors", by Zona Gale. Di publican nomination tor congressman .the past five months during which lumbus and Eastern traction line will rected by Miss Ethel B. Brand. from the Eighth Ohio district. ' / time the volumn o f water, in the creek operate on daylight saving time. Persons in the play: Eggs ai-e sq plentiful In the vicinity ' Work on annex to Central high permitted emptying the wash water Grandnja, Mrs. A . E.‘ Huey. of Pomeroy that they will soon be be school, Coshocton, is to start May 18. . from the the . mill directly in the. Mis’’* Diantha Abel, Mrs. " Fred stream. During this time the purifi low 1? cents a dozen. . In a move, to cut down expenses, 1 Bollaire high school seniors, prepar ToWnsley. cation plant has been installed and TROY WAGON CO, IN Trumbull county commissioners pa* ing for commencement exercises, roled 12 prisoners from jail. Ezra Williams, J. Hoyd Confaxr. has been given a trial and the results News No Senator Brand Out RECEIVER’S HANDS have ruled that dresses of graduates In an opinion rendered to State Di Peter, Wilbur Conley. speak fo r themiselves in the samples must come within 13 inches of the rector of Education Vernon M. Rie- Inez, Mrs. A. E. Richards. on display at this office and to the For Congress The Troy Wagon Works company, About floor. The dresses must not ebst gel, Attorney General John G. Price Mis’ Elmira Moran, Mrs. Clayton satisfaction of the state department. Troy, Ohm, a Geiger-Jones concern, more than $7 each. ^ holds that Mr, Uiegel 1b the supreme McMillan, It is also gratifying to General Man was made defendant in an involun Several thousand building trades authority, in the state in judgment on Mis' Trot, Mrs. James Mitchell. ager, Wilson Galloway, and the com As will he noticed, elsewhere in this The' New Jasper tou^hip' school up ion workers, at Cleveland, on strike motion pictures to be shown within tary bankruptcy proceeding in the Mis’ Carry Ellsworth, Mrs. Leroy pany that this plan, is going to he a issue Dr. S. D. Peas has announced district is practically Wfhad out with since March l, returned to work at its borders. The new advisory board federal court in Dayton last Safurady Allen. success ' ■ ^ as a candidate for U. Si-Senator from the transfer, Friday, bjKthe county the old scale, -pending negotiations, is. without authority, Price says. The plaintiffs are creditors, to whom Stunt: “Something New” by the In the first jar is a sample of the Ohio. Dispatches this week state that Boaru o f Education, offgabout 100 Average farm wage on April 1 was Diamonds valued at_ $50,000 were are due various, amounts. Logan Fuel Lecture Course Committee. water as taken at the mill and not Congressman Burton, Cleveland, will property owners and 7$|p acres of from $8 to $10 lower than a year ago, taken from the office safe of Max Co., $162.68; Main Island Creek Coal PART II—CEDARVILLE COLLEGE treated showing the density of the not be a candidate owing to his age, land which .covers moreSISian half of according to a compilation, made by Kurjan company, jewelers, by three Co., Huntington, W. Va., $4,000; Ohio C. J, West, federal agricultural statis Selection by the Male Quartette, foreign substance. 71. It 5 thought that Walter Brown the district. Part wa* given Silver- bandits, one masked, who entered the Grease Co., Loudonville $260.20. tician. The average wage in Ohio store at Cleveland with drawn re G. LaClede Markle,' Wilbur W. White, In the second jar is water taken of Toledo will also enter as a candi creek arid part Xenia tflwnship, The The court has appointed Martin now is $32 a month, the report, shows. volvers, Geo. A. Colman and Willard H. Kyle, from the sewer after the chemical date for Senator. He has been Presi balance of the district m but two Grow, Troy, as receiver and bond was Governor Davis, in a proclamation, Charged with converting to his own Chalk Talk: “ Notable Cedarville is applied and deposit not completed. dent Harding’s right hand man in country school? and the|8mtrohs yet fixed at' $40,000. urged observance of the week of May use approximately $5,327 in govern Men arid Women” by Paullin Harper. , In the third jar water from the dis re-organizatipn of .government de have a chance Of going&vhere they Plaintiffs, in their petition, claim, 8 as crippled children's week in Ohio. ment funds from 4 the postoffice at Vocal Solo: “I Love a Lassie” by charge gates below the reservoir af partments under the economy' pro please. The township hflf no, high , There is practically no Hession fly, that the defendant committed acts of East Columbus, Charles W, Imler, 23, 1. Laclede Markle. ter chemical treatment. In the fourth gram. school and under the la’Wthe district in Ohio wheat this year, and fly dam clerk, was arrested by postal inspect * * * bankruptcy, in that it is said to have Reading by Marjorie McClellan. water treated and deposit completed. had to pay tutition a n # also give age is not expected in any Ohio coun tors. transferred portions of its property Vocal Solo: Tropical Moonlight by . . In the fifth* a sample o f the water Morris Sharp of Jamestown has an transportation which ifSiivas unable ty, according to T. H, Sparks, exten Returning from work, John Wil to the following creditors: Ohio Steel. A. Cecil Ewbank. at the Williamson bridge below the nounced as a candidate for Sheriff to do. sion entomologist of Ohio State uni liams found Thomas Donaldson in his: Foundry Co., Lima; Bostwick-Braun versity. , ■ Farce: “French Without a Mas reservoir which has 6very indication which w^th Ed. Lightmser of Xenia, home "at Steubenville and immediate ter” by Tristad Bernard. Co., Toledo; Toulmin & Toulmin, at-; Charles Welland of Middletown is of being 99,9 pure. will be two opposing candidates to Mrs. Susan Gowdy .Cwbe, a life ly secured a shotgun and blew the Persons in the play: „ x torneys, Dayton; Merchants National in a Dayton hospital near death, fol visitor’s head off, Williams surren The treatment of the water by the Deputy Sheriff George Birch, who long resident Of Xenia,
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user * The Cedarville Herald To Mr. W. L. (jicmacs, one**eleveiiclgarettes Ccdarville, Ohio, Special Agent for KARLH BULL EDITOR *3 8 * French without a Master, and all in 20 minutes o f fast and funny fun. Furniture Upholstering and re pairing. All work called for and de livered. Will he in Cedarville, April t 27 or 28. Mail in your address to Look for this "Inside Information Elmer Weyrick, 1441 Huffman- ave, Dayton, Ohio, Save for Old Age Doh't just trust to luck or chance when you buy aint. Know exactly what you are getting. Hanna’s SALESMEN WANTED to solicit £ireen Seal Paint gives you this “ inside informar orders for lubricating oils, greases tie ” That’s why the exact formula is printed on and paints. Address THE VICTOR every package of , For Sale: Single comb white Lcg- OIL, CO., Cleveland, Ohio. But three men in every hundred are Self-supporting or “ financially fixed" I HANNA’S GREEN SEAL PAINT Grandma Huey doesn’t think muen at 65 years, according to statistics. It’s good paint, containing the best ingredients, of Wilbur Conley’s courting. She tells R id e ir and we want you to know it, The formula proves it him so in “The Neighbors.” Are you to he one of the three or re lia b h has quality through and through. The result is more one of the 07 ? Now is the time to de wear and a more satisfactory job all around. p r ic e d Character Told by the Rye. cide. Answer by opening a Savings All men of genius are said to have Insist that Green Seal be used on your property. Account in this Association now. We Its use means true economy. clear, slmvonovlng, blight eyes. This C A S l Is the eye which Indicates mental abil pay C per cent interest, compounded Sold by ity of some kind. Bemi-anhually, and your small begin ning will soon grow to such proper* THE CEDARVILLE FARMER’S GRAIN CO. tioic; as will mean independence for The WALL PAPER you, 1,00(1,000,000 ROLLS feSS sneae W fSStS U P 0 t iVrite for Free Sample | I* 1‘ntalog of GO new He* * ' v R o l f signs anil cohnlngn. Why ime Faint when 82e will 1’aper Room U h lt, 0'’* Hr;h, ISO W e X Yos Need Printing Drop in And See Us MARTIN UO.SUXBLRGER, The Cedarville Building & No Trouble to Estimate. 403 lio.) ‘iibergs r ill Ciuds.nati, *0. Loan Association t t t mwiw MfaiWuNdBWiinmuaota. lll!!ll!!!ttltlHllHttmiWIHW!liflli1tlfllill)tHmiillMHllHl Ones Powerful tw girt. No country, not even Egypt, ilade a deeper wtjrfc in the history of ue anctaot world than Mesopotamia. For Poem to StmdaySchool thousands e f years R was the seat oi the Assyria;* and Babylonian empires To the bountiful resources-of nature L e s s o n / it* peoples added those of art and U nde John science, and the country during the T«srfc*r of Englliib Bible In Ui, UcxmJV Bible Institute' of CbiragoJ rentmrlea waxed not only In material G & y r * c 6 Copyright. IMS. W««t»rn K,v.'»sap«r Onto*. wealth and military power, but also »n culture. The ancient glory <•’ MARY'S DRESS THE UNIVERSAL CAR LESSON FOR APRIL 23. Mesopotamia has passed, but tUu glamour remains, Mary had a low-ncck dress which fitted to perfection, and ware it UZZIAH’8 PRICE At/D PUNISH. MENT. everywhere I guess, against her Ma’a objection, She also had an auto car, which likely made her dizzy—she couldn’t seem to go nowhar, with Richest Pean Flahartaa. LESSON TEXT.—IT Cliron. rflU-a. out the doggone Lizzy, She motored’ through the chill night air, without’' GOLDEN TEXT.™Pri'Je Booth before Although most of the hays and in destruction and an haughty spirit before lets of the remote island groups of regard to season, She didn’t have brains to apare and never stopped to N ew P rices a fall.—Ptov. 18:«, ' the South Seas have been stripped of reason. At last ahe got a sneeze an' cough, which drove her frenzy, The REFERENCE MATERIAL. — Num. » ; their pearl-bearing bivalve molluska 1-U; DauL. S:U-11; II Kings 5:20-27; Dan. 4:28-33. by venturesome world-wayfarers, tber# doctor which they called right oft, pronounced it influenzyi PRIMARY TOPIC.-Tin* Story of a continues to be found occasionally They puf her in her little bed, while pangs of anguish filled her. The Proud K|ng, small areas of these waters that have JUNIOR TOPIC,—A Man Who Forgot blasted germa flew to her head, and mighty nearly killed her. Rut atilt Mr. Ford announces new Rock-Bottom Prices effect- been untouched by pearl divers and God. . the doctor lingered near, Until he gotem busted, and Mary’s low-neck -dress ivefJanuary 15, 1922. INTERMEDIATE v AND SENIOR which often yield wealth to the ex* TOPIC,~-"Prlde Gneth Before Destruc pincers. The richest pearly waters In I hear, has made him plum disgusted. And now, when Mary’s out at tion,” YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC. the world are those adjacent to tha night, her collar-bone is hidden, and little Mary doth delight to do as she —The Perils of Prosperity. picturesque beach town of Broome. T ou rin g Car., , ______,,...... $348 is hidden. 1. Uzzlah Made King (w . 1-5). Q ir 3 3 1 9 *•.**.. a * • .$285 L jalfi Age (v. 1). He became king at the uge of sixteen. R u n a b o u t, ...... $319 2. Length of His Reign (v. 3). S o reigned fifty-two years. His mother's name was Jecollah, which means C ou p e...... $580 “ Jehovah Is able," or “Made * strong of Jehovah." Sodiin $fi4q 3. His Character (v. 4). He did tlmt which was right in the sight of the Lord. Truck Chassi? ...... ; ...... ,$430 4. His Prosperity (v. 5). He defi nitely sought, God while Zechariah T ractor...... $395 lived, and because he sought him God made him to prosper as long as he continued to seek him. He, like Joash before him, turned aside when the tn- |&F. O.’ B. DETROIT rtueuce of the man of God was re ... ■ • , ■ ■ *» . moved. i II. Uzziah’a Achievement (vv. 6-15). We can make prompt'delivery on all models. Inves 1. He Built Eloth (v. 2). This was \ port on the Bed sea which had been tigate our selling plan. Liberal terms. lost to Judah, No doubt it was the aim of the father to get possession of this port, so the son makes Its restora UCall, Write,gor fPhbne tion his first duty. It was an im portant trading point and the corn merelal interests of the nation would be greatly increased by its possession; 2. He Had Military Success (vv 6-8). (1) He conquered the Philis tines (v. 6). After subduing them he dismantled their fortified cities and Special Prices on Rugs built new cities In their stead. (2) He defeated the Arabians (v. 7). (3) He '■ •• ' -• V ” ■ ■ ■: ' ■■ ; ’- - .A • * made the Ammonites across the .Jor Lorge shipments of the new rugs have been coming iu f^r weeks! The latest dan pay tribute (v. 8). A 3. He Fortified Jerusalem (vv. 9 creations of the best makers in the country—floor coverings that not only are of 15). He tool; advantage, of tlte peace splendid quality but that are also of real art. The new spring patterns include which was now enjoyed because of the subjugation, of his enemies to fortify a large variety of the more popular all-over Persian and Oriental designs in such ^'AUTHORIZEDjFORD AND FO RDSON ^DEALER Jerusalem. He placed In.the towers combinations of colors as rose, blue/ gold, tan, etc. Now is the time to buy new- great engipes o f war for burling : stones. rugs—at big savings! The big special is a fine 9x12 ft. axminiter rug at $35.00. Cedarvillo, Ohio Jamestown, Ohio = 4. n ls Civic Improvements (v. 30 ). , In the regions south and west of 9x12 Matting 9x12 Body Brussels Jerusalem he built towers which served a threefold purpose, namely R u g s ...... $4.75 R u g s ...... ' ------$40.50 observation, defense and shelter for his cattle. This enabled him to carry 9x12 Grass Bungalow on his stock-raising enterprises. R u g s . .$6.75 Rura COI1goleUm $15.00 5. His Army (vy. 11-15). It numbered 307.5(H). It was thoroughly equipped 9x12 Axminister 9x12 Linoleum . and drilled. God was with him, and his fame spread far and wide. The R u g s ...... ,...... $32.50uPd R u g s ...... $19.00 source of his strength was God. III. Uzziah's Transgression (vv. 16- 9x12 Velvets as low 9x12 Chenille tonic value is greater 18). a s...... $27.50 R u gs i.... $65.00 The prosperity bestowed upon him by the Lord was too much for him his heart - was lifted up with pride. in this yeast This is always so unless counteracted . by. divine grace. In his pride he pre sumptuously intruded Into the priest’s Yeast Foam Tablets are made entirely of pure whole yeast ofilce. This act was not because of —the richest source of the tissue-building vitamin forgetfulness, but o f . deliberate pur Galloway & Cherry pose. Aznrlah and eighty other priests remonstrated with him, but this only T h e amazing tonic properties of yeast, 2 that they will aid assimilation, promote made him angry. This set was a 36-38 West M ain Street, Xenia, Ohio and its consequent popularity every growth and the formation of firm, trespass against God. IV. Uzziah’s Punishment (vv. 19 where, have offered opportunities healthy tissue, and that through these 21). which patent medicine makers and processes you will experiencean ener Whlta'raglng in bis wrath and about others have been quick to capitalize. gizing and generally upbuilding effect. to burn. Incense he was smitten with * ' i leprosy, a dreadful, incurable and un The resulting Hood of so-called vita • . » t clean disease,' This judgment came iiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiii fiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiniii min preparations reveals many prod- Take Yeast Foam Tablets upon him as a consequence of his ucts w hich contain precious little yeast overweening pride and vanity. He was for these conditions thrnst out of the sanctuary—excluded and insignificant quantities of vitamin. from God’s house. Indeed, his own ^ Yeast Foam Tablets, which are so rich conscience smote him, arfll he hurried in the tonic and tissue-forming vitamin, SCHMIDT’S | Remember these facts ly went out because he knew that the It is of utmost importance to you to re are recommended for loss of appetite; Lord had smitten him. He not only , indigestion; lack of physical strength was excluded from the place of wor member that Yeast Foam Tablets are ship, but was dethroned. His son made entirely of pure whole yeast— ! and energy; anaemia; skin disorders; Jothain was irmde regent. His judg WEEK END SPECIALS I nervous troubles and manyf orms of vi ment was; that their vitamin content is proved by | We purchase our goods in a whole sale way direct from producer, thus making | actual test to be both high and uniform tamin deficiency and general ill health i . Sudden. The Lord smote him while attired as priest, with censer In 5 a saving for YOU. * fj — that they are endorsed by leading known as “run down” conditions. bund. Frequently God’s judgments medical scientists— and that they are The name, Yeast Foam Tablets, is are .speedy. 2. Severe. The leprosy HOUSE CLEANING GOODS P E A C H E S made by yeast experts, the world’s broke forth upon his forehead. The your protection. It is youp guarantee of .same judgment befell Miriam for largest manufacturers of purity and known vitamin speaking against Moses (Nmn. 12:10), § Brooms, good weight, well made Best yellow peeled, California dryyeast. potency. Ask for this yeast and Geliazl for lying to Elisha (II § brooms; guaranteed to wear. O >fl — halves, large can. 23c I by its hill name. There is Kings 5:27). Great sins demand By virtue of these facts severe punishment. 3. Conspicuous, S WareWere 79n79c nownow . eachRanh...... you are definitely assured nothing just the same or Azarian and all the priests looked up that Yeast Foam Tablets “just as good.” Get a bottle and beheld the leprosy (y. 20). The CORN SOAP have an exceedingly high ‘from your druggist today. spot on Uzziah’s forehead proclaimed him as the object of God's wrath, Best, extra standard, tonic value— and that is How many‘ today are bearing about P . St G, N aptha, 3 c a n s ...... 25c what you really want. Northwestern Yeast Co* rite marks of sin—God’s Judgment! per bar ^5c Chicago 4. Humiliating. He was henceforth Youmay take them with Maker* of the t»nxnMb»ldii*ye»»«, Star Soap, g* _ « unclean—cut off from the congrega HOMINY the positive knowledge Yeast Foam andMagh YcoM. tion. This Is what sin always does. per b a r ...... S 5. Fatal. It ended In .death. “The Van Camp’s best, § wages of sin 1s death" (Rom. 6:28). L ye, la r g e , ...... par c a n , l i e 10c Cause and Upholder. a Yfeast Foam Tablets God alone . » . is In Himself, and Ivory soap, the only pure u>hoU yeast in convenient tabletJem Is the Cause and Upholder of every 4 b a r s ! ...... “ p L COFFEE I thing to which He has given being/— E Pusey. Sfc. Naptha W. Powder, O C _ O ld . Praia* the Lord. 7 boxes fo r...... « * * » 4 « 4 * * » »' * 31c Oh, that men would praise the Lord B attle Find Measurement for 86und. for His goodness and for Ids wonderful Jello, ship ...... 32c Sound, thonph seemingly a very tle*SV works to the children of men l—Bible. any flavor. Inlte manifestation of activity, Is pe Hotel Astor, in vacuum cans ENJOY YOURSELF culiar among physical phenomena for The Blockhead, K n o x ’ best coffee packed...... 37c Its lack of units or means of measure A blockhead canuot come in nor go Gelatin,., Ride in a good car this year and buy it from a ments. An American physicist has away, nor sit, nor rise, nor stand, like reliable service station. A good selection of low finally arrived at a method of express a man of sprtse.—P.rn.vefe. ing vnlnes In watts, making absolute * W e pay the highest market price priced vised cars always on band. BEANS measurements with new and rathe*, f Mtioh Cut Upl in town for eggs—give you the ca*h— complex apparatus. A standard source One day recently adilapidated, apa Best Michigan navy of sound called a “ phone” Is made ad* and always buy. , CASH TERMS OR TRADE thetic man entered the office of the per p o u n d ...... - , . 7c justrtlYle In tone by changing the vol* •Syracuse Medical college and offered ume of the reasonntor and the fen* to sell his body cheap, adding that he L im a beans, We also buy your cream at the Stan of ttyres supporting a mica dla Was out of work and almost discour p e rp o u n d . 8c highest market price. phragm.—'Popular Mechanics Maga< aged. “ You’re almost discouraged, are The Hess & Lewis Co. sine. you t” rejoined the superintendent, who always tried to change the determina Dealers in^Packard, Chandler and tion tof these unfortunates, “ Why, Inoembufttlble Gas. man, if you sold your body to us the H. E. Schmidt 6 Co. Cleveland Motor Cars Gas that is practically Incombustible first chance our Students got they’d Is yielded by some <>t the wells drilled take the heart out of you entirmy 1"—* IXENIA, OHIO 1 Oartoon* Mag* tin*. 100 West North Street* Springfield* Ohio for natural gas in Oklahoma, 0 riiiiiiwmrri r-j"-r" ~ wuiaMwiawO» mmi*>*.«»iaa>afeaK.''• ^ n^mwwii* m m * CONGRESSMAN S. D, FESS ENTERS STATE CENSUS RACE FOR OHIO SENATORSHIP F0RJI3S8LEB Week of Kay 8 All! Be Rehabil SPRINGFIELD’S GREATEST STORE THE EDWARD WREN CO’ itation Week. Lot P NOW IN PROGRESS S n t OHIO SAYS, "THUMBS IIPI" P O ld Opportunities Presented For the p. Physlceilv HancUca med In Ohio. After Easter Clearance State Medical Association to Assist O ld In Developing a State .Program. P Prov.sions o t New (rehabilitation N entire week of supreme value-giving, in which new spring Law-—Chance For All - to Oo Good A'k merchandise is offered at prices that are far below regular. W ei Turn, Broken lots of Easter merchandise, are offered at big savings. A . P. The week of May Stb has beeu des C or ignated »»y Director ot Education truly important week in which to shop. 3 Vernon Mr. Hiegei as Rehabilitation Week During tins week citizens oi C o rr Ohio are requested to refer to their Our Entire Stock of “Better” Coats, Wraps, 2 local physician the name, address and nature of impairment ot any A in physically handicapped person over 3 16 years ot age who it is believed, will Suits and Dresses. profit by, training to overcome a han dicap. At the end ot the week the physicians wiU rorward the names to W . F. Shaw, Supervisor, Civilian Re habilitation Service, State House An 1=4 OFF nex':1 Columbus, who will use this list I y in getting In touch with these men Every garment in our stock of high grade apparel is offered at this and women through representative citizens and agencies In the home surprising reduction of 25%. The most fashionable fabrics, modes, and Congressman S. D. F In submitting names to your doc Beautiful metallic print designs on dark Imported and Domestic. Crisp fresh or :ou, A - _..fA F-v tor bear in mind that ail physically grounds.1 38 inches wide. The yard ...... 59c gandy in all the new plain colors. Y d !. lji g poic handicapped persons residing in Ohio 59c one that are eligible for. consideration except PLAIN VOILE SUITING DOTTED SWISS rest of > as follows: Four i. 1. Aged or helpless, persons re In all the latest shades. Is full 38 inches Pretty colored swisses, imported and do quiring permanent custodial cure; or wide, and specially priced the yard ...... mestic, in the new plain colors. Yard.. . . 198c ' 1. The 29c planned 2. Any person in any state insti into eve b tution or confined in any correctional 2. Thf or penal institution; or easily cl Rev. M.A. MATTHfiX 3. Epileptic or feeble-minded "per 3. Tin sons or any person who, in the judg- “Spring House Cleaning” Sale of Rugs D .D ,,LL. P. *> \U f# should 1 emril of the Kt.iti Board for Vocation A sale of high grake rugs—hundreds of them, .at the very L6W PRICES YOU HAVE LONG HOPED 4. T h al Education, may not bo susceptible THE NON-CHURCH GOER . v, , ■ * • mansliip of rehabilitation; or FOR BUT HARDLY DARED TO EXPECT. The finest room size rugs are included, all at GREAT torials / 4. Hoys and girls who are not yet of the Why .do men neglect church attend • S A V IN G S . - • W i P 16 years or age and who have not. quality. ance 1 If you mean all men do not at passed the seventh grado; or £ $30,00 VELVET RUGS-—New floral and Oriental designs and color r-"~ A H tend church you are in error. It is >B. Any person who is not & citizen . real | ings. Every one full 0x12 feet, and greatly reduced at„__.._j$22.95 true that far’ too many stay away of the United t>tate3, or who has not Leon; from divine worship. The following taken out his first papers, and who able Ko reasons can be assigned why certain lias not been living within the Btate AXMINISTER RUGS-—Well worth $40.00 today. Beautiful styles, have a rich high pile rugs, supreme values at ’ $32.50 classes neglect this important duty: „SEVENTH: ^ There , ore thousands______„ of ^ for one year or more FIRST: A seared Sabbath consci- business, professional, political, and Present Status of the. Work. Already training courses have been $50.00 AXMINISTER RUGS— 0x12 size Axfnipister Rugs with heavy ence senus^ men to the golf links on official men who neglect church be- completed by !)() men and women, deep pile. A durahle rug that is incomparable at the special price the Holy Sabbath. cause they are conscious of the fact J. nearly all of whom have returned to o f ------— ------$39.00 SECOND: The gasoline mania that they are grossly sinful, selfish, employment on a better financial causes thousands to take the family, conceited, and derelict in the per- basis in spite or their disability and $85.00#ROYAL WILTON RUGS—Full 9x12 size, each with deep Greei the dog, and the lunch basket into formance o f their duties. They dread In the face of disturbed economic ad-< • linen frmgs. Marty are in exclusive Oriental designs and colorings. the automobile early Sabbath morn- to face the gospel mirr -.r wherein justments which* necessarily followed Sensational values a t ______*_____.______1L $67.50 mg when they begin to break the Ten they can behold their own faces over the close of the war. Two hundred There are hundreds and hundreds of other rugs, in every size from Commandments, the speed laws, the which in written guilt. They know that ijnd sixty-eight others arc now train the smallest hearth rug to the largest extra size rug—all priced as rules of domestic tranquility and if they face the gospel as expounded ing in educational institutions, shops, low as these we mention. Sabbath observance. from God’s infallible Word they will factories and homes in 73 different THIRD: Screenitis sends thous- have to surrender their selfish, mean communities Crippled Children’s Week. anas info the motion picture houses, conceited business anti professional During this same week of May 8 where they make a pagan attack upon attitude toward the church and the state officials representing the State God’s Holy Day. . gospel,4 In a Balcony. . D partments of Education, Health Up In the bnlcony of a big store’s FOURTH: Laziness keeps thou- The conceited professional man and Public Welfare, together with shoe department were boys busy with Wish sands at home wrapped in the bed of tries to build for himself a code and the Rotary clubs and the Ohio So bores to whom saleswomen from the indolence, sloven and filthy to dress produces a state of sclf-satifised ciety for Crippled Children, will be coup) floor below called like this: ’ ’Send Taste is a matter of an“)Tn^ n^ divine worship. self-righteous, anti ' self-centered working zealously to secure the «no dowh a. No. 2 Benny—a No. 2 Ben alize FII* III: I1 alee consception of wor- contentment, which he does not want names of ail of the more, than 15,000 ny.’’ “ A four David, a four David.’’ tobacco quality ship. Or because the sermon is poor, disturbed by the courageous presen- crippled girls and boys in Ohio Any “ I want a three-nhrtra-half Char W c state it as our honest 1 or the ininister worse than dead, they tation of the full gospel of Jesus names of these children secured in lie! understand? A tlltee-nnd-o-hnlf helief that the tobaccos used connection with this appeal will bo accor ,n^ habit of neglecting Christ. Men are neglecting to attend Charlie.” Gradually it dawned upon in Chesterfield arc o f finer referred to these worthy organiza a woman observer that the names re- C orvr at*cn“3nce* church because they arc afraid to quality (and hence o f better prosp tions promptly. fered not to the boys, hut to the boots. SIXIH: A large number of those face the judgment gospel! Men are taste) than in any other Not a Charity. “ What do you say when you wan’ I who stay away do so because they are staying at home or they are going The civilian rehabilitation work is cigarette at the price. ’A’ ?” siio asked. “ Width ‘A T repeat there pagans: their education is defective} on the fields of' pleasure or they are not administered on a charity basis. ed the saleswoman; “ that’s Able.” Li"gelt U Mytrs Tobacto Cb, their breeding is below the standard, attending .to business because of If training lr, necessary t0; overcome Were there greater variety In women’s -—to They ore just plain heathen. No well- their innate and overt and continued a handicap and is deemed feasible feet, there might not be enough name* ( bred, well-trained, modern ,up-to» meanness. They are trying to avoid the-training opportunity will he given. to go round the alplinbet and up to the * date,, and otherwise normal man the doctrine of responsibility, ac- There is now no reason for’ consign balcony.—New York Evening Tost- stays away from churui services. The countability, and judgment. They are ing our disabled men and women to a posit bum, gambler, fraud, embezzler, out- fotlish. Every desirable, worthy citi- future which may be dependent upon a charity that will only mean an end cast, loafer, and the scum of the zen ought to be found in his pew ev- less succession of idle days It is earth stay away from church. Behold ery Sunday morning worshiping God good business and good common sense the crowd with which the non-church and paying his honest obligations to to train what is left so that an injured G11ICHESTERS PILLS "J goer can bo classed: the church of Jesus (Nirtst. man may do an honest day’s work, BRAND look bia neighbor squarely in the eye, DIAMOND and draw n man's wage because he does a man's work, The appeal, therefore, Is made to all citizens to to'op ,-x;j ###**##»*.* H airy IHff o f London v.’a> fo town Sr.yu'dyv on a busir.e;_3 trip. ■ LOCAL AND PERSONAL Miss Lilli® fkowart, who has been T . T . NU N N _ tlx* f-nrst of her brother, Dr. J. 0 . Got yon* Linoleum at MeMillan’o .- ktoYv’ort or.d wife for c/.noral v/t'.cke, Sure Signs of Spring '______i returned to her hams- m Golambno SPECIALS Mrs. It. A. Baldwin &r,a son, Robert -Rn* Mons.ay, of Chicago, were called here by the Lonjr Horn Cheese : death of the forme o’n aunt, Mrs. Lillie Miss Vera Andrew, bho teaches in House Cleaning is on Limoreik last week. Huntingtcn, W. Va. was home for the ■ P e r P o u n d ...... 25c Easter vacation. HTHE annual tear-up and clean-up time is here. This year’s early spring has Snow Storm* Table Salt Jamestown opera house, Monday Don’t forget we have .the Hoover A advanced the house Cleaning period nearly thirty days. We are fully pre P e r P o u n d ...... 5c ] and Tuesday, April 84 and 23. “ The Bhiek”. For a big show see'this one. Suction Sweeper at a reasonable price pared with a complete stock to furnish all’ the HOUSE CLEANING HELPS The Cedarville Farmers’ Grain Co, Old Reliable Coffee that one will need and’ below we list a few hints of the many necessary articles P e r P ou n d ..... 34c You dare not miss Paullin Har per’s chalk talk on “ Uotable Men and A meeting was held Tuesday even that can be found at very special values in our basement. Old Dutch Cleanser Women of Cedarville.” You may be ing in the R. P. eliurch to prepare for in,it! a Vocational Bible School this sum Per Package ...... 10c mer. Such a school was held last M o p s Floor and Scrub Brushes B r o o m s W e in e r s Farm fence, the best on the mark year and it was quite n success, et at the right price, P e r P o u n d ...... Wall Brushes Dustless Mops 16c C. N. Stuckey & Son Deputy Probate Judge S. C. Wright md daughter, Marjorie, spent the Mop Buckets ' Galvanized Pails Dust Pans Corn Flakes Small Size For Sale:-. Gray draft mare 6 yr. Veek-end with the former’s son-in- . Carpet Whips Rug Beaters 3 f o r ...... ,,...... „ .. 25c old. Also a bay horse. J. A, Burns. lavv and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. J. L, Chesnut of Covington, 0. O’Cedar Polish Corn Flakes Large Size Phone 110. Floor Wax Wizard Polish 2 f o r ...... 25c Vacnum Cleaners Carpet Sweepers - Prof. W. R. Shroades and wife and Rev, Robt. Colman of Clifton and , # L, W, Wilson of this place attended AH 8c Cigars Miss Nina Shroades of Springfield, Alarm Clocks spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Lee i meeting of Dayton Presbytery on 3 fo r...... 20c Shkroades. Monday at New Carlisle, Wanted‘.Middle aged white woman Miss - White, who is attend as cook and housekeeper for small ing the 0, to. U. spent, the Easter va After House Cleaning Comes family. Call pnone 95. cation with her parents/ Dr. J, P, T. T. NUNN White and. family. Come in and see our assortment of aluminum ware. Very nice. Mrs. W. L. Marshall of Columbus HOME FURNISHING NORTH MAIN STREET, The Cedarville Farmers' Grain Co. visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R: C. Watt Friday and Saturday. Cedarville, - - - Ohio For Sale:- Big Type Poland China /'"\U R stock o f floor coverings, draperies^ curtains, bedding, linens, china, glaSs- yearling male .hog, a good individual, For Sale;- fomatoe and cabbage ^ ware, kitchen ware, and fCitchen furniture has never been surpassed and the plants. John A. Gillaugh eligible to register. Phone 33-173. special prices are within the reach of all. YV. M. Smith. ' For sale; A five passenger auto in Buff Orphington eggs for hatching fair condition. Also a stable for rent. $1 per setting, $5 per hundred. Mrs. Mrs, Carrie Crouse Roy Waddle, Cedarville, 0. Floor Coverings For Outfitting the Draperies Miss Erma Creswell, who has been Mr, and Mrs, I. F. Puffer of Spring- teaching in the R. P, Mission School Small and room sized Rugs Kitchen Cretonnes, Mercerized Reps, held spent Easter with Mr, and Mrs. in Kentucky, has returned, home,. . in Matting, Belfcox, Grass, Velours of Double Face, Ter Coal and Gas Ranges H. A. McLean. Mr. Joe Mart and Miss Wool Fibre, Tapestry Brus ry Cloth, Shakari Drapery FTetta McLean" of Dayton, were also Miss Wilmah Spencer of the 0, S, Kitchen .Cabinets sels, Seamless Velvets, Che Silks and Mixtures o f Silk guests at the McLean home. U. spent the Easter vacation at home. Kitchen Tables nille, . Axministers, and W il Refrigerators and Cotton. For ^Curtains, S. K. Williamson has been re-ap If you are going to paint you o-jve ton Velvets. Linpleunis by ' Fireless Cookers Fish Net, Filet, Marquisette, pointed on the Soldiers’ Relief Com Washing Machines It to yourself to get our 'prices on the yard, and large and small Swiss, Madras or Colored mission for one year. John Hedges, re oils, paints and varnishes. W e carry Galvanized Tubs appointed for a -tern of three years. Linoleum Rugs,, Congoleum, Scrim. Ready-made Curtains .he celebrated Ldwo Brother’s paint! Clothes Wringers Ingrain and Brussels Carpets of Voile, Marquisette, Not Prices are away down this year. felectric Iroqs If you need repairs in any make of and Mattings. CjJ. N. Stuckey & Son Oil Stoves tingham, Filet or Irish Point. farm machinery call on us. Wb carry a large line of repairs. , ' Did you ever see- Mrs. Fred 1’ownsley doing her ironing’ What i C. N. Stuckey & Son N o ? . Then come to the Big Commun The Spirella company, the worlds H ow Shall 1 D edde onaReMgeratof ? ity Show. The Department Store of Greene County best corset firm has appointed Mrs. porcelain lining. It cannot break, G, H. Smith ns their agent. Any or A REFRIGERATORisoneofthe General Hardware of all kinds for most important purchases you crack or chip ! This one piece por ders will be appreciated. Phone 143. * wiil ever have to make for celain lining has rounded inside front cot- farm and home building, your household. ntrs. .This is a Leonard exclusive G. N, Stuckey & Son patented feature and cannot be If you need a cream separator come ; Many , women make the mistake found in' any other refrigerator. and see us. "Wo put them, out on trial. . T H E ■' ■ qf buying a cheap refrigerator or a Mr. Gavin Reilly, the. jolly Capa-, small one. Let your first refrigera: • Ten walla your ice dian, will dance one o f his famous The Cedarville Farmers’ Grain Co. tor be one of permanent value to The LeonardCleannble is insulated jigs to a fast and furious tune'at you, A careful study of the follow by ten different walls. This keeps the B ig Community fcaow. The latest popular songs, ja zz, ing points will help you purchase the heat out of the refrigerator and ragtime, etc,, by Cecil Ewbank at one that will be satisfactory for the keeps the cold in. the Community Show. HUTCHISON & G IBNEY rest of your life. Select a refrigerator made in horn eggs for hatching. Priced at $3 Four important point* to watch' Grand Rapid* per hundred. Phone 4-142. Leave, your films with me for de ' 1. The refrigerator should be Whatever grade or type o f refrigerator Marvin Williams. you buy-look forthe name ••{.comird" and velopment. First class work guaran COMPANY < planned so th» air circulates freely the mark—"Mode in Grand Rapids’ . Kero I ' into every partof the food chamber. ar \ located the most expert workmen-the teed. ' C. M. Ridgway. 2. The lining should be sanitary, finest cabinet makers-Uhe most experienced Have you seen the beauty show in designers. easily cldanable. . the storeroom window of the Ex Established 1863 16-18 N. DetroitfStreet Come In and get an interesting, helpful Margaret Tarbox has bought a pew. , 3. The insulation of the walls booklet—“ Care of Refrigerators” . Let us change Bank building i Only part of should«be as perfect as possible. showy ou oneof the famous Leonard models, the talent employed for the Big gown, but her husband does not like XENIA, OHIO 4, T h e w o r k Community Show is there displayed! the size o f the bill. See what happens. manship and ina- But it will all be on tap at the opera ; torials should be house next Thursday. ‘ of the very best Leonard Aunt Harriet’s Night Outl What t A linlngof C 1 e a n a b1 e Miss Ina Murdock has returned Limousine Invalid Car Service does that suggest? But see the real y real .porcelain home from Millersburg,' Ky,, where thing next Thursday night. . .— CALL— ' .■ Leonard Clean- Refrigerator she has been of the past few weeks able Refrigerators “iJiPJ Chan China Cliff G^andRavids. T^Ikh- staying with the children of * her Summer time but a few days away. have a one piece brother-in-law and sister, Rev. and Do not hang over the hot kitchen Mrs. Walter Morton, during their ab J. H. McMillan range. Get one of our Blue Flame sence. Rev. Morton just returned last Oil stoves, with and without ovens! J. A. Beatty & Son week from the Ma^o Hospital in & Son None better made at any price. Rochester, Mirth., where he has been | G. N. Stuckey & Son taking treatment. He is much im prov-1 Cedarville, Ohio, Green Street, Xenia, Ohio e a *a ea saaess esfc m u HOME It will be worth 35 cents to see Lloyd Confarr play E m Williams Take the whole family to tlvb Com-. All there iiitc-iotfcJ in the organ,. Clothing Company And for the same admission you get mUnily Show. The smallest children; Cation o f an amateur hasebr.ll team Wilbur Conley thrown in! He’s the will enjoy the plays, the efinfio, th o .h u v w;3I sliest-ou the College diamond champion bashful lover of Greene GET OUR PRICES ON SALE BILLS O. H. Hartman, Prop# stunts, the music and the fun t h , Saturday afternoon At 3 o’clock when- i County. Greene is right, but he got3 “Trade at Home’* CEDARVILLE, OHIO ! there just the same, no sad ending much as you. Treat them tight f o r ; an effort will bemad* to plan for * I in this otherwise Pfcthetlc pluyJ once in yout life! j team this summer. I- !r- Wj WHW m m MiMwMmMmmmmrn r ,-nfr #w HIGH SCHOOL NOTES mu New Soots 1Rl-i &d.{rfj§; The Juniors and Seniors arrived at pwdc'Ts rcsqjte . Xenia, Friday night a little damp, but Mabley’s Forty-Fifth At Library duke* and! bring*! com pare otherwise unharmed. The church was in darkness for a while hut the dining the advertising JUVENILE— hall which was beautifully decorated Altshuler-Star of Gettysburg, was illuminated by candle light. A Adsms— Outtioor Chums at Cabin bountiful and delightful repast was Birthday Sale SsiaiLN**-*^**^* • }£** H E Fisk Premier H s l 'i K*tr»-Fty K«i-T*» IT.WS Point, enjoyed and many splendid toast* FORTY- Treed is a tire which t m Btmnenmm—-Little Black Satnbo. were given by members of the dif t . ’■■■■ T ferent schools. The get acquainted Bally—-Talrof Old Dog Spot. yields an honest, generous m m 31x4 -SufFly Bailey,—A Grunty Pig. contest was put off until after the Begins Monday April 24 eats on account of the lights. A shad measure of service at a low 3 tx 4 ~f**a-8kU C&A, . JJJJ Bui bank—-Training the Human Cedarvill 13 x ■US—Ksw-akkUsr* . - JM* Plant. ow was cast over the spirit of all, M *<»«*-K*».flW4C'.«l ♦ . 41.H price* Jtf x l —f<»l^5kWCox4, . Sl.M Benton—Star . Child and Other upon hearing of the dreadful accident This Is The Week We Offer Plays, •at Fairfield. Gets Hi See this tire and compare Dillon—Ragged Inlet Guaerds * • a . ■* \ The. High School saddened by the The Greatest Values Official notice with an^at a competing Deland—Katrina. Evans—Daddy Pat. death of the young people at Fairfield ceived by the I price. It is your best pur Emerson—Betty Gordon at Brum- thought it fittmg to express their Of The Year that Cedarville C ble Farm, sympathy, This was done by the 3rd placed on tl chase if you want a low- * Gordy— The Causes and Meaning Senior class sending cards of -sym colleges and uni priced tire. of the Great War, pathy to thb bereaved families; by the State Counc Gilchrist—Cindrellaa Granddaugh- flowers and by representatives from It’s Worth Your While To Come Pennsylvania. TJ It is a FiskTire.andis Fisk 1 tor* the High school going to the funerals credits o f Cedar Grath—Boy Scouts on' the Tralil. The six girls of the basket hall team You.Can Save More Than accepted by the character clear through, Howard—Ameliar Anne and the were also sat the funerals, boards of the £ * * * ■■ ' f Greene Umbrella, The Cost Of Your Trip that graduates Harrison—A Study o f Child Nature Look out for the 27th! The Com lege wno desire tl There’s a Fisk Tire of extra valve Harrison—Misunderstood Children munity Show is to be a great event. of Pennsylvania [ .. in every size, for car, truck , Horton—Ted of McCorkles Alley, The High School members who are tificates upon til or speed wagon Tim e to Re-tiro? {B u y F ick i Hope—Bunriy Brown and Sister taking part in the program are, all statements of the! Sue on Grandpa’s Farm. busily engaged in learning their Be Sure to Attend, You are Welcome institution, Tfie c l Hope—Bunny Brown and Sister parts. Lets hope the college and com ing this recognitil Sue on Their Shetland Ppney. munity are doing the same. and is to be con: Hope—Story of A Calico Clown. * * < acknowledgement Hope—Don A Run Away Dog, Mrs. Wilson—“What was Caesar of the efficiency c Knipo—Maide of ’76. noted for?” that we can’t get along in good part to (Lofting—Story of Dr. Dolittle, without ? , / ■ ^ 0 ‘ done in the publ Lefevre—The Mouse and the Cock E. J. “For Leap Year.” sylvania by a ni uNNAITS CF :ST STORE- JNDEO.I07?* and the Little Red Hen. /graduates. Lorrige—Boy Scouts to the Rescue, FARM AND FIELD NOTES The college haJ Macklin—Buzzy. zed by the DepaJ Price—Us and the Bottle Man. Many farmers and poultry produc of Ohio fo r the || Popular Mechanics—The Boy Me, ers are complaining about the low per of high ^school chanic, Vol. X. centage of eggs hatching this season. o f the College w l Rhead—Robinhood. This is not only true with incubators ————ADAIR’S quisite education! Seaman-Crimson Patch but with hens as well. The open THE LEADING HOME FURNISHER FOR OVER THIRTY FIVE YEARS four-year provisil Schlons—Tommy Smith at the Zoo. weather should and usually has been permits them to| \ '***•*« Sterne— Sunny Jim. good for hatching hut this year it school or superir has not been much, of an advantage. school district' ini Stewart—Tell me a True Story. -d S im ■Terhune— Bluff A Collie. No teacher’s exaif Vandercook—Camp Fire Girls in Why, do hens refuse to set like Era This certificate the utcide World. ip years ago? All sorts of ansyers years. A fter the Vandercook—Campfire Girls ‘ Half have been advanced but Clyde North- Credit Terms upon it successf! up, a recognized authority on poultry Moon Lake. You are not asked to pay months he can g| Vandercook— Camfefire Girls Across breeding says that people are gradu examination, a stj she Sea. - ally breeding cut the setting qualities nsh when you. buy here. certificate. Wade—Dolls of Many Lands. of hens or eliminating the brooding A d a ir’s Convenient Payment This recognitiol Wade— Coming o f the Whiteman feature by making them layers. Con Pi~n is at your service. states gives the tinually breaking up hens that want ****** Wade—Ten Little Indians; Wo will be glad to open an standing in . thel Wade—Young Wireless Operator, to set eventually changes a natural and will have Wq Wiggins—Story of Patsy. characteristic just the same as mak account for you—and arrange recognition of ot| Waller— Daughter of the Rich. ing layer/s; the weekly or.monthly pay ■ ■ work o f the coile Little Jack Rabbit and Danny Fox is not so well kr Folks who will plant their potatoes ments to suit your own “in Little Jack Rabbit. and the Big or seed only when the moon is right come or convenience. Wo in Brown Bear. . . i t is Tough don’t always stop to think whether, vite you. to call so we .can ex f o ! the soil is the same way, plain this plan, in detail. ' ■ - *■ * ■■... XENIA COMMISSION Just to look J ADOPTS FAST TIME New Yorkers pay fancy prices for years and remen dandelions raised under glass, ’They dealer had a ho| make good salads, and they’re no Tire Protector , Xenia City Commission Has, adopted \ tractors that he i an ordinance chat from now on will different from the kind that grow in a Ford dealer a| / v , ‘ t . * make the new or fast- time the legal the fields or front yard. In Ohio a at present v^het •■—eliminates 95^ of all punctures; Prevents stone bruises, time In that city. ‘ different use ,is found fo r the dande v he cannot fill bj which later lead to blow-outs. Makes any tire wear longer.' We understand that the Commis lion other th si in salads. Some men tractors. The' loc sion has placed the matter before the use them to get picketed. , dock, is unable Five years of success is the best evidence of the merit of the ■■■■■.* * - Coffield. Pays for itself many times over by the extra mile- county commissioners wanting the does not know time on the court house dock turned Tinsley Corn reports the birth of. • tractor. Last wel age^you get. ' . up ofte hour when the ordinance be afreak pig Monday. In a litter of & Lancaster, O,, J comes effective. pigs was one having eight, feet, two customer sent a | On the otherhand we hear that tails, two tongues; two eyes and two it. not all the Xenians are favoring the fears. Is was one of tne freaks that The Coffield Tire Protector Co. time and some prominent citizens is seldom heard or and of course, , FIELD HOC! could not live Agents Wanted arc opposing the change and have The latest sp<| 1!7W4CourtSt. Dayton, Ohio appealed to the commissioners not to change the courthouse clock. Sherman Spangler, melon king o f college by Coact Xenia is going on the theory that Madison coutuy is preparing for a hockey* The fiel(| because Dayton has the new time it big season this year. Up has tinder For thirty five, odd years the southeast ofi ft- would be best for the county capital contract 62 acres of land for plant Adair has been and is the is 100 yards lonl ing in mush and watermelons. He -to do likewise; Springfield will hold logical place to buy your outfit, New hockey sti{ to the old time and not change. will have 40 actos near Alton, 10 every bright Mo Last year when the matter was acres at Columbua Heights and 12 whether#for one, two, thre$ or afternoon the gil acres athis home farm near Big Plain up in Xenia the Farm Bureau took a ten rooms.. It is not alone that the art of drivinl decided stand against changing the Tttis goal. Hockey rej courthouse clock. There are indica REMODELING BUILDING FOR you see the largest variety; it is is said to be tions that some action will be taken FARMER’S CREAM STATION not alone that you find the low than football, sej QvrPreferredSfack again this year. Store girls. According'to a Columbus paper The Cedarville Farmers’ Grain Co. est prices and easiest terms-Ait At present til Newark adopted the fast time and is- remodeling the building south o f is the fact that thfe old "reli Miss Dorothy Wl the city attempted to force the con^- the office formerly known as the For able store” has the' record of are vieing with! mission'ers to ’ change the time to Sterrett office, to be used b y the The regular tef TaxFree —Yields7 &. meet the requirements of the ordi fanners for a co-operative cream ALWAYS PLEASING ITS players each, nance. An injunction suit was brought Station. The office building was hit Your CUSTOMERS. Adairte furni the next week'. and the court held that even though by a freight car some days back and pushed o ff the foundation and it to o ture makes happy homes, be the courthouse was in Newark city it AIRPLANE PJ| , DMdendsPaidQvarterly was county property and that the is being repaired. cause everything you buy here, Home ON state of Ohio only recognized Cen gives satisfaction. You are tral Standard time as a legal time. Farmers are almost unanimous in Outfit pleased with it from the time iAn airplane I opposing time changes on account of you select it; you are pleased the govemmenl ^^^4-SHAREOR^ employment of labor when the quit- ■Real E state. got lost Wednef ing hour comes in the part of the day with it through all the long college campus FARMS most useful to them, bearing. The |e toJ Town Residences—Vscant Lots years of service it is sure to. give. Then, too, our old estab than-air-craft (stab-1 The DavtonPower8LcjhiCo. LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE public school si MRS. D. C WOOLPERT AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE* lished rule of 60 DAYS SAME to get first lij DIED LAST THURSDAY The Best AS CASH, LONG TIME j the constructio on Earth Som d-Solid-Safe TERMS IF DESIRED, Snakes, liakes; ' Xenia, Ohio. ^ Funeral services „for Mrs, Nancy J, Woolpert, 69, wife of Rev. D, C, terms that fit each individual ridual 29 GREEN STREET, *ltS t j u f i S S O l Woolpert, who died last Thursday l1* • J. G. McCorkell case* j;t fier home 26 Nortn Santa Clara RACE ave,, Dayton, were held from the late na-ari residence at 10:30 Saturday and burial took place in Woodlanu cemetery. The deceased was rormerly a resi dent of this place during the time SHOCK ABSORBERS that her husband owned and edited the Herald. She had been ill for more Red Wing Polar KTS1Mod*I* than three months during which time there was little hope of recovery with g lo v e s out an operation, bat this was not 20-24 \j Cakes regarded possible, N. Detroit V st r a in s The deceased was born in Warsaw* • j t Ind., in 1853 ana in 1872 was united in Street Furniture marriage to Dr Woolpert. About IB .*ri U ;P ’& ■ : The new milk chocolate years ago the family located in Day- Xenia, Ohio, C a rn e t* ton. She was a lifelong member of the M. E. church. She is survived by w a r . : coated Ice Cream her husband, Miss Maude 0 / Wool- port of the Stivers high School faculty Work ’with the Fort' springs- and two sorts, Ralph of Layton' and not against them. 'j he “ third Harry of Chicago. spring” check* the inbound and •tops the kide^way. Save tires* fuel, and car depreciation. Mod 10 c WILL DRILL FOR OIL. erate In price, ON SALE AT ■' ° A company has been organized to R* A. MURDOCK, drill for oil near Morentc Switch, XW GET OUR PRICES ON PRINTING Cedarville,and Jamestown ’'Mr*. Pri> east of us. No stock will be offered for «rotK*e* * Ridgway^s Drugstore Kclkgfr, R« rale we-understand as the proposition bis »i Armstrong’s Restaurant will bo financed by men that make H u m * ! She < oil development * busmen*. 2 2 2 * iS|