The Cedarville Herald, Volume 25, Numbers 27-52

•srt* mma* PfR BLACK and ANTHONY "V iur S em i-A n n u a l C lea ran ce S a le W i l l S a tu rd a y , J u ly F iftli, ■ „This Sale Will Continue and be in Full Blast During the Week of the Elks’ Carnival. This Will be a Great Opportunity For Visitors to Buy Dry Good at Much Less Than Value and Lower Than Was Ever Known in the History of the Dry Goods Trade. One Admission Ticket to the Elks’ Carnival Given With Purchases of $2.00 or Over.; Special Cut Ptsie© Sa le o f iQhe big lot of Satin Fou la rd Silks, new and elegant designs, were $i.oo; our sale price 39c,,aydi J . , . ’ 45in, Silk Chiffon, all the b e s t shades* were £gc; our sale price , ; 29c a yd. ( ' • -V £ Great Cut P rice Sale in. Black. Dress Fabrics, over 50 styles to select from. P la in and Novelty ' Dress Goods cut down 'i f i b f t i i e ^ h a l l I n i t i a l :•? " v ^ j Q -/:4 a-; ; JSGreat Cut Price Sale .in Hosiery and,, Underwear. Save money by buying n # r ^ | ' t 1 f ^ r ^ $ 4 */-■ -i ; On sale, 100 doz. Men’s W o rk ing Shlrts^valud 35c and 30c; pu r sale price 22c and 39°*.4. One lot Umbfell^srpul: sdle f p ’ M > i,-i “ -v One lo t Silver Trimmed Umbrellas, our sa le price 59c,. d n e lot F ine Gloria Silk Umbrellas, value $1.50, our price 98c. , .* • " v ' ' , Lad ies’ p la c k Petticoats,, value $1.50: our price 98c. - . One lot Grass Cloth Petticoats, value 75c; our price 39c. A Great Slaughter of Wash Dress Goods ,2 W ill place on sale Saturday morning, Ju ly 5th, over 60,000 yards F ine Organdy and 'D im ity Lawns. These Lawns are the ' 12AC add 15c value; our sale price 5c a yd.' About 500 ‘different styles in th is big lot, * -, ' - . One big lot Scotch Lawns, our sale price 3c a yd. One b ig lot Fine, Cotton Challie, our sale price 3AC a yd. One cdse Home Spun Dress L inen, value ioc; our price 5c ayd . !O hecase .H om e Spun Dress Linen, value 15c; our price 7c a y d . . ...Domestics Cheap... 8.000 yds. Good B rown Muslin, value 6Jc; our price 4c a yd. 7.000 yds. Best Apron Gingham, our sale price 5c a yd. 5, qqo yds. Best Cheviot Shirting,value 121-20; our sale price a yd. 6,000,yds. Best Make Prints, value 56; our sale price'3c a yd. -2,000 yds./Brown Cotton Crash, value 5c; our sale price/3jc a yd. Ready=to=wear Garments at , v / V- ;Sa)e/'Priced’ Ladies’ Tailor-made^Suits, Value .$10,00; said price $3.96. . . •’ Lad jes’ Tailor-made Suits, value $12.00; sale price $7.go.. Lad ies’ Tailor-made Suits, value $20.00; sale price $9,90. - Ladies, Misses and 'Ch ildren’s Spring W raps at half p r ic e ., Ladies’ W rappers, SniriT W a is ts and Muslin, Underwear a t Clearance sale prices. s it This is a Genuine Clearance Sale of Spring and Summer Goods Dont Miss it. Bargains for Everybody. « « « « Is- r ■ & f sK* & ANTHONY S i a n d 3Q ,S .; XAm estoxie. XENiAGAZETTESTREWS FLOWERS FOREADERS: v ‘ ^ ^ ff, ^ ^) j* Sincd Xenia vot'Ai.’tfdiQrVSCeflqrtriUv i.A' »/ing for a vote on the question. Suppose il Xenia should- get the hives Cedarvillo «enl(l want them tbo,—Xenia'Oatettc. * ' According to tlio above, ode would infer tl»,ut Cedarvillo badho ri^bfc to local option. The .Gazette need not . consider foh 6he; b^xnent that Cedarvilie follows Xenia ias: nn example. IF we did.wQ would-have a town with over $ 200,000 bonded ih- ’an4, ■faiset y f /1)0 o 41 m %,ftf tl •thohead of her go^errituent, calling tl for bonds for1 sawerB, fire engine houses, school housed in order that the“rake off” might he divided among ' t o d . e - fcets her1 share froV’tlfe advertisement oflegal notices, ordinances, etc,, and the advocates all these things for hen jeuple Our opinion is formed ofany paper fiat would advocate Hewers under the SoodiUon that Xenia is today., A deal from the city of $1000 in the '‘purchase of a sewer farm and as the Qsx«Ue said recently; “I t hna been •nr slot to bring the bright side Of lifeinto whatever we treat;, fo etreWS the pathway /of the reader with fimrerarather than weeds; to speak- of fte good in men and close our eyas to ts* evil.” The Gazette^ilvpcates the ‘Tockiug the siable after the horse 1* Sittc.”' The abovp rule is observed/ because the Ga^fte .to J)ritt6 fte new* that every taxpayer should bsewor else she has jaot the interest ri her people at heart. To say that doss>not pee(d<seW«ffl Would be »g aJwft 54 gAip#«iort» for IT iiaai>wnOtt God’s green earth omeihi^g i o ,wirry aWif ' slopand hlth from natural and isources it is Xehiftt But the viands by and allots the . to insert the knife into the Heart of her city government. TheGazette has no room to crow say kind of victory or a defeat, "he has always' been neutral and so remain, Older citizens tell v»that Aimnever took a stand but oh ***^asstion and that was the ere#- of a»pewcourt house. - Why did do this? Because she was, the for a eet of jobbery polb •M. She advocated that she county out of debt when the hooks today ■ *howthat throughout that tlWI -swtrty iund wax overdrawn from ^ to $10,000, The l*a* -ted, for the people would hot ’the Gazette’s argumante, onemawtold us that whewthey advocated such n causes that made him very auspicious. When the issue Came up the second time promiUeut citizens personally requested that ftie Gazette, “ kUep out” or the issue would die,**-The'outside papers took Up tlie question and the proposition carried. Why did thepeople have faith in'the “ rural press?” Because they did not represent the “gang" and had no ax to grind''' The "above issue Was the .only fane ever advocated, by the Ga« /zette until the local optioh,fight,came ,up and “out of respect"' td several ministers, and other influential friends, they took up the -cause of local op­ ion. Any time the Gazette seesflt to crit Icifle jCedaryiJle in a humorous man­ ner the Herald will be. at their service ^ |fid )ly defftnd J}m;cause., • ,, / ' .Obl cofasifltenCy! thou art a jewel ‘ Oh! Gazette, thou art a fool. Are yoirthinking. of placing' a fur­ nace in yokr home! I have the.Lotze Sfanri ol'Cincinnati, one of the best in the market* Call to see me for prices, GflO, A. SHHOAIM38. Today being the day for the cele­ bration of our Idatioyal independence many of our citizens are visiting rela­ tives. Fumerofta picnic- parties are arranged for and. should the weather remain W it Has been, piemcers will have an ideal day for thdr outing. Word haS lxiau received here that Homer Henderson, of Iberia, 0 ., was very sick With appendicitis, though at; the time the letter was written he was BOmewhajf improved, This is the second attack of this disease that- ho has suffered, the first being .while he was in college here last winter. Miss Helen*? enks of Xenia is being eiffevtained by Misses Eleanor Smith arid Irene McClellan. . John Lott is spending a week’s va­ cation here from his work in Dayton* J i][ 1 fiiiiiirirmwiniifiiiJiliil I "1 < 1 JLt hetnembepthe4thand P op otbatit stands BririG in good Butted nnd peeoive iB e lb, in trade, Egg s l & e doz. in trad e ; a funriflt#t SO* P*f lto7'- FUgflS&ftfr d(tt. . m a r c h a n t . Postmaster T. N< Tarliox lias befan rather poorly the past week. He had arranged to go to North Carolina ,ou Tuesday-but was so;woak he' did not attempt the trip. Quarterly Meeting'services will'be held in Cedarvilie M. E, church Sat­ urday and Sunday, as follows: Satur. day at 2:30 p. m„ Dr. Barnes, will preach and preside at Quarterly Con- ference., Sunday, July Cth, Dr. Barnes will preach at 10:45 a. m. and conduct communion service, assisted by the pastor. Sunday school. and .League, services as usual. You are cordially invited to abend. Mr. J . L, Latimer and family of Janesville, are being entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hasting.. Messrs. <K, F , ,Kerr. and H. M, Barber were in BowCrSville yesterday, looking after the local option election in that jriace. / \ / Mrs. Hardtie and Miss SiCgler* of Cincinnati, nieces of Mr. Jacob Sieg- leri axe guests at his home. Miss Estella Thome of Pern, Ind,, is the gues£ of Miss Mahelle Owens. Miss Thorne and Miss Owens were collegemates at Delaware University. The MissesMcNeil will leave this week for Bellefuntaine. Mrs. Cur/io Tomlinson and children of Winchester, Ind., are visiting Mrs. Alexander. Mrs/ Anna Hess arid children have gone to Sheridan, Vermont, where they will make their future' home. Miss Bernice Jforthup, of Xenia, is spending a few days at her home here.' The, rural mail carriers have been given a day’s vacation by the Gov­ ernment. There will be no delivery today. An American War of One iBattle. In the annals of the American iiavy no achievement of ft single commander in a single ship sur­ passes that of David MoDougal m the Wyoming a t Simonoscki. Hap­ pening on the other side of the globe during our civil War this dar­ ing exploit' passed unnoticed, a t the time. . . . . • Briefly told, the story is this; A sloop of %t>x Of six guns, in a nar­ row strait, engaged, during seventy minutes a force of seven batteries mounting thirty heavy guns and three men-of-war carrying eighteen -Jw *ft ■tayvfij'-.ftirftifc a'rttiJL *Th# WHEN ATTENDING THE ELKS CARNIVAL REMEMBER WWEflhE tyntqiG fl JIiliYGliEaWfiE SfiliE * i t has been our annua l custom to offer for the month of Ju ly exceptionally low prices. W e have th is year the biggest stock on hands th a t we have ever had in the history of our business, due to .the fac t th a t we have extended our territory, covering about fifteen counties. W e have on hands an enormous stock of Pianos, which w e propose to sell in our Ju ly Clearance Sale a t great bargains. One hundred and fifty P ianos in ^Jpringfield and the surrounding territory. W e propose to make th is sale an object to P iano buyers, both in-prices and terms of payments. This will be the opportunity' of a lifetime, as we propose to unload 6very P iano th a t we have in stock a t some price or other, as this is the general cleaning up month, and it will pay you to take advantage of our great bargains. I t is needless to say th a t our stock is first-class. - I t is the reputation of our house to handle th e best. W e have such noted makes as the W eber, tto b a rf M. Cable, Jacob Doll, Capen, Baus and the Milton P ianos; Mason &•H am lin and Burdett Organs. La test designs pf cases in all popular woods. In our S EW IN G MACH INE DEPARTM ENT we w ill also have some eiegant bargains,- consisting of about fifty Sewing Machines, cut to th e core, in order to clean out o u r Sewing Machine stock. Our sa le opens on Ju n e 30th and continues throughout the month of July , An early v isit w ill give you the variety of stock to select from. Everything warrante.d Sold on absolute guarantee. Cash or easy payments. FLANERY’S SIS PIANO HOUSE guns, in all forty-right guns'. Japanese force comprised probably L20I) men. The Wyoming, unas­ sisted, (lesiroyed one of the' batteri io*, sank two ships, disabled a third and emerged from the conflict with a loss of four men killed and #m n Wounded. Excursion to Niagara Falls, $6.50 Round Trip FromCedarvilie, Friday, Juty 18lli, excursion tick­ ets will be sold for train leaving at 10:30 p. m., Central Time, valid to. return 12 days including date of sale, For sleeping car reservations apply to % S, Ifeyis, Ticker Agent Penn­ sylvania Lines, Cedarvilie, 0 , Use Golden Kule flour. Excursion to fiayton via Penn Una. On account of the Grand Encamp­ ment I. 0 ,.0 : F , of Ohio, excursion tickets to Dayton will be sold v ia ! Pennsylvania Lines, July 6lh and 7th, at one Fare lor round trip. For par­ ticulars apply to Ticket Agent of: Pennsylvania. Lines. . ■ a - • ■ ’•) Jl, IL Moordmd ojf JkneevllK is j visiting hfe «!st«r Mm. Ed. Hastings.1 His Business Habits, Benevolent Gentleman—So you’re working, .arc you? Well, that’s right. Do yon go home for your luncheon? pusy Boy—Oh, sometimes I do, but generally I. slay downtown for it. Benevolent Gentlcman-AndhoW long hfave you been employed? Busy Boy---SiHea y«teTday.--Los Angelo* Herald. . ‘ rtttbwsrflj*fur HmM. Stops the Cough • Ami Works off if* Cofdf, Laxative Bfomo*Quhiine Tablet*ottfti a cold in one day. FTfaCure, No Buy, Price 25 cento.- When you «waki in the monribg feeling like the end of * iHb, your mouth full of fir and your ibal full of regrets, taka Hooky MowntoiS T«i. - Groit mdlkdne, Ask yofte drugfifli.