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Ow water-p«*f stock Stam p Cam paign i! is tit* £■&, **■ . HedarvfUe w w w w m m M w m -asi F0&TT-F1RST YEAR NO, 32. CEDARVILLE, OHIO, FRIDAY, JUDY * , 1918 PRICE, |LO0 A .W A R HOW ARMY S^ORE R, P. CONGREGATION CALLS . WILLIAM CLEMANS HAD EYE CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM..........., SELLS ITS GOODS REV. W, P. HARRIMAN REMOVED LAST SATURDAY PROVES POPULAR WT^TH PATRONS H*w «»* §K«Jji&5ftster,ff Corps la Rev. W. P. Harriman was given a Wm. Clemans who had his left eye 1 OHIO S L E W S ! Fra»to Blapeoee of Goods. Below unanimous call by the R. P, congre­ injured several days ago, while car­ gation last aSturday, when a meeting pentering for W. M. Collins, was forc­ One of the Best Presented by Coit- A pistol duel at CHoyeland between Again—-Let us say: gatlon last Saturday, when a meeting ed to submit to an operation Satur­ Retell Price. Alber Co.—Guarantors Make Up two policemen and Floyd Bell result­ Harriman is now located at Fairview. day to have the member remoyed, to ed in toe death, n t Bell and to# Price* quoted for June on merahan Pa., and it is said, has been extended save toe sight of the other eye. He Deficit Brought About by Unusual wounding of Patrolman Cihlar, who dlse in toe huge general stores oper­ a call in another denomination. He suffered intense pain for several, days was shot twice by too negro, who had ated by the Quartermaster Coras in is a graduate of Cedarville College previous to toe operation, and sought Conditions. France show that members of the and has had a very successful pasto­ relief this way. The operation was* resisted’arrept Expeditionary Forces may secure rate in Fairview. His many friends performed by Dr. Reed Madden, as­ A Jury hearing .toe ease of Roy .Hughes, charged with participation , gooes at prices lower than retail here are hoping that he will accept sisted by Dr. M. I, Marsh. The Chautauqua opened Monday prices in affect in this country .toe local call, In the murder of a Portsmouth gro­ afternoon under whqt appeared , to cer, returned a verdict of guilty of June quotations .are: Half-pound WILL STOP ZONE SUBSCRIP- many as very unfavorable circum­ first degree murder,-hot recommend­ package chocolate, I t cents* can’ of WHEAT BROUGHT TO stances. First rain mdrred .the pleas­ TIONS FOR MAGAZINES. ure pf the day: then- the ticket sale ed mercy. ’ » cherries, 24 cents; can of cocoa, 14 Captain Roy BE. Layton of Wapa* Sum m er cents; pocket combs, 6 cents; can ol ALLEN ELEVATOR fell somewhat snort of toe guarantee, But all this did not d&i nt toe courage Koneta, Auglaize county, has been corn, 10 cents; shaving brushes, 15 appointed adjutant general by. Gov­ cents; tooth brushes, 12 cents; can Under the new law which increased of the committee ado the program stringless beans, 10 cents; bottle , gin­ Friday and Saturday last week .he postage as high as 300 per cent was presented as if we had gone ernor Cox to succeed George H, ger ale, 0 cents; can plum pudding, were big days for toe Allen elevator on all publications, magazines pub- “over the top,” Wpod, Layton retired from Ohio na 22 cents; standard $5 safety razors, and long lines of wagons filled with Jshed in toe East had expected to tionol guard service os captain of —is distributing values that were thought pogitivdly $1.75; pair shoe laces, 3 cents; can The fact that weather conditions Company L, Second regiment, with grain were kept in Ime-at the two have certain subscriptions for each had held up threshing until 'it was impossible, and there's one week more to anticipate talcum powder, 5 cents; pound cut- elevators waiting to be unloaded. At tone. In other words, the subscriber time for the ticket safe ciiused many which unit he served aa first lieuten­ loaf sugar, 10 cents; spool cotton one--time Saturday 21 wagons were hat lived in California would he con£ to withhold toe purchasing of season ant in the ’Spanish war. your need* and save on their cost. Come any day. thread,, 4 cents; 2-ounce package in line for sevefal hours. The ele­ celled to pay considerably, more than tickets, When one considers that nine At Columbus, Lawrence Btevens, smoking tobacco, cents; hand soap, vators. were well filled and it was im­ toe one in the East, Ju st before con­ threshing machines liaVe been operat-, 25, colored, shot and killed George 4 t h a n d 1 cent; can lobster, 25 cents; shaving possible to get Sufficient cars. How­ gress took a recess Congressman Ran- ing in this township, ifcmpant the loss Ingham, 28, also colored, Stevens Dayton, Ohio , soap, 4 cents; bottle Worcestershire ever _toe rain on Monday enabled toe lall introduced a bill that will-require of numerous sales. .• was a treated later In Madison county, M a in S ts*, / sauce, 20 cent's; linen handkerchiefs, elevators to be emptied, as threshing toe same subscription price in every • Ki-led In action on French front; 10 cents; pint bottle olives, 23 pente; was checked and then five cajrs were 3tate Jin the Union. This means that As it was,: the committee this year, William P. Gallagher, Lima; Clar­ can green peas, IQ cents; shoe polish Secured. Friday there were 54 loads all subscribers will get top benefit of did pot have as .greslf deficit as last. ence R. Harris Springfield'; P. M. 9 cents.’ , „ of wheat and Saturday 64 loads, mak­ the increase. The difference being:there was no1 , Weber; Lancaster. Died from wounds ing record days for wheat harvest. surplus to draw on and'tbe guarantors • Although; the men ate issued am­ each took an extra - ticket. Every' —Edison Miller, Delaware. ple rations* the quartermaster stores LIME COMPANY WILL BUILD guarantor ahoUldered.Jbis part of .toe - At- Columbus, Patrolman J. D. are opened to the enlisted -men for WILL SELL STOCK. deficit, which shows toe interest peo­ Simms shot and killed John Claproot, the purpose of permitting- them to HYDRATE PLANTS THIS FALL. ple have in continuing the Chautau­ ' *5, caught burglarizing a saloon. Po­ add to their menu or to satisfy in­ qua here. The additional cost of lice say Claproot resisted arrest. - dividual desires for -dainties or deli­ The Dayton ^ower & Light Cp., ac­ tickets and the war tax seemed to Lieutenant Ernest E. Mikesell of cacies, The highest grade of mer­ cording to an announcement in this The Cedarville Lime Company is be taken by toe publicans a necessity, Hollansburg was Seriously burned by Boost Cedarville chandise only is carried; in stock so Issue is offering to sell some stock to offering stock in the company to local in line with everything, as. ,we. find the accidental explosion of a signal that the men may be sure of having their customers. The company just people,, the money to be used in erect­ it in war time. -* rocket at the artillery range at Camp - -the best, whether in rations or extra, recently completed one of the largest ing new hydrate plants ready, for ‘ .. - 'S .Gherman. supplies, power houses south -pf Dayton that business this fall. The company has The Coit-Alber Co. promised a pro­ President W. O. Thompson"wlU re­ an opportunity to furnish all the lime gram of unusual talent,” and we have Meats, groceries, fish, vegetables, can he found in . the middle states. not been disappointod/fio far. If ap­ main qt Ohio State university, he Said notions, toilet articles,, smokers' ar­ The company has extensive contracts It can. make to toe government ni­ in reply to” rumor# toat he had beem with the government to furnish power trate plant that is to be erected, on plause is a criterion, ife are sure toe ticles and scores of miscellaneous the Pennsylvania this side of Cincin­ people have bgen welt-pleased. We offered and was considering accept­ items are included- in the published and to take care of. this new business ance of the secretaryship of the gen­ more capital is needed. nati.. The local company will spend hear of no open ‘criticism, on the price lists. * These lists are made this money enlarging a local enter­ otherhand many favorable comments! eral board of education of the Pres­ available to each company and pur­ prise that will require additional la­ The committee is greatly indebted to byterian church. Buy Cedarville Lime Company First Preferred chases may be made either for cash WEEDS NEED CUTTING. bor. Mr, J. C. Skaggs and -Miss Doris ' .Ghio board of agriculture approved' " or credit, Langley, of the Coit-AlbCr staff for -plans for an addition to the Fet-ln- Seven Per Cent, Non Taxable Stock and their assistance in the ticket, cam- Bay hatchery; designed to inCre&eo .