The Cedarville Herald, Volume 28, Numbers 1-26

L * ■■-'C...'f' ’ 1 *.■ ■ 4*''^,*-v' ■f*.• V ' - ^ ■“— • >>. ?My> -- , -V* < J' € w * *: '■ !liirl|lrlij»rirr"^ 1igttl^ij^ ^ l^ J'f fMjy B?a*w^ fursaleopenstoday | N o t o d r i s a n d end s ; n o t o ld s to ck , b u t n ew g o o d s ju s t b ou gh t from m an u fa c tu r e r s , a n x io u s to c lo s e ou t r eg a rd le s s o f co s t, ; - c BIO WINTER HARK DOWN ' . .Dossetis' of tin)<?s since Oht istmasweVe been asked bp mail, b y telephone and in person .when our Clear­ ance S&le.woiTld begin, I f you were bite ,of these im­ patient ones yon know our rep ly—by fa r the largest hol­ iday business in our history had, reduced our .stock too low to warrant us in advertising a special sale o f any kind', Now We,Ve better news for you than any " c l e a r in g sa le" you ever saw. L a s t week we bought.from W . H . M iller «fe 0 oMo f Detroit, Mich , the largest fur man- j nfacturers west o f New Y o rk City,- practically a ll their surplus stoxdc add sample lines* . How low we’ bought these we’ re not going to tell vpu, but it’s common sense Ate would’ut invest thousands ‘ o f dollars, in furs after Christmas except a t “ dirt cheap” prices. We promise to sell you furs now tor less than we could boy them four Weeks ago. There 's c,very, tiling in ’ those lines— coats, capes,- scarfs^ muds, ties, vietorities, pelerines,’ poachmCnVeapes, e tc .-A 11 ,in sterling “ Bancroft quality” all rightly named and plainly priced* Y ou know what youh ’e, buy ing because we know what -we’ re selling*— A n y arlieit;-m>t reduced exaetly as represented i s ; yours, free o f charge. - POWDER A b s o lu t e l y P u r e HASHOSUBSTITUTE MUFFS' i:5 Blnck 'Coney flat . Mwffo^ ....,. , 4a Sable or Ian- •b?lJu stittirrel , flat Muffs... $1.98 $1.98 * * * 45 Blendedgray ff* ^ i n u, nutria ben- 1490 $5.98 COATS SCARFS 41 Electric seal cluster Scarfs, ebnlti fasten­ ing unit 0 tails,.., -4t.25Bln«*k cortey cluster Hcarfs....A....... 41.50 Coney Scarfs O J h with twolarge'hniahXUS* 39c 59c 45.50Brown martin, nutria bea­ ver or Austral­ ian opossum ■ flat Muffs . . 47* 50 Sable lynx flat Muffs............. nu cutis or m im a $14.90 tetrie seal Coats reveres extra, full liner's guarantee !$19.90 422,50Electric seal Coats reve­ res collars a d ff f nutri beaver sixes| 3d to 0 only..... 425 Finest elec c extra large sleeves, Hkhm Fa satin lining j ' sixes H to 42 ........... f ‘D Ocmtine near seal Coats, full Bishop sleeves, Skinner* r ; “ m 7 5 419 Near seal Coat, brown mar­ tin collar amt cuffs and rev­ eres sixes £8 ami 3H only............ %/ j m ,* 45fEngllaft seal cion with lar#,* collar and- reveres of chinchilla,. s *, ‘W Natiitei gray krhuttter v m t lined " ‘ rich tffoende . 440Near H»al Coats.-Kltnano . wit It cuffs stlC in. lungsixes1 31 to pi tails. $2.60 Brown Mar­ tin Cluster Sca­ rfs, handsome... 43 Siberian bear flat Scarfs satin lined brush tail 43 Genuine fox single skin sab le or Isabella. .. 43.50 Isabella martin cluster whole skirt fox $1.48 $1.48 $1.48! $1.98 4 1Extra quality rift /% I Q -Isabella niat-wa / / I X tin cluster......... Rl/«rf*TCv7 41 River mink double scarfs........ $2.98 45 Isabella squirrel double Scarfs whole skin fox scarfs river mink tics, sable, Euzns . $44.90 . !$33.75 48.50 Sable eqtiir- . rel four hi hand ties . I e /}* ■*} i n T tte§ o A o mink double. ag 8 full fox 43.98 double scarfs $3.98 $5.98 45 Blertded' river Hearts, 9t) ill long" (nils, ' whole 1 skin fox scarfs....... 44Brown marlin tK) in long ^ ^ ~ ~ cord fastening ... 410 iiarastote Scarfs in Japan­ ese mink s a b l e 4*? i A squirrel or iiftt-wa mal Siberian I ' T O *£%$>**■<%*> f : LOCAL AND PE^ONAt, Air,' f l, if . Barber was in 'Dayton, Thursday, Mr* C. I I , Giliaugh is visiting relatives in Indiana. Mr*. James Mut;ry is visitingrela- tlve.i in New Concord, O. Miss E thel Collins is suffering from an attack of lagrlpps. C. M. Ridgway left Thursday for Hot .Springs, Arkansas. Mrs, V. F. price was the guest Monday of Xenia, friends, ' >■ Mrs. Gowdy, of Xenia, is. visiting beye sister, Mrs, Jacob "Wilson. V it A Mrs- Willard Tronto has returned from a v isit witli PaytouMOnds,,. ^ , l, T ’4w »v * ,* , Mrs. Forbes has rented Mrs. M. A., Creswell’Bproperty on Xenia jive, . Mr. and Mrs. Will Barber are en­ tertaining Mary Ferguson, of Goes. Mrs, Ellen Wolford of Newark O,, is the guest of Miss Barah Wolford. j Mrs, Fred Harbort, of Dayton, is Visiting her father, Mr, Cb F, Mar- rihall.' Mrs, J . H . Wolford returned Mon­ day from a visit -With Springfield friends; >■ ' 4 1 ‘ y , , . A roading room is tobe established In .lainestowu by the young men of the village. Miss Belle Middleton .la thb guest of her sister Mr*. Charles Redkoy of Leesburg. , ’ . - Miss Bertlia LeVaHey-iof, Oklaho­ ma is yisititg her uncle, F. R‘. Le- Vallcy And family. Miss l)aisy H ill, has returned to Hicksville after a pleasant month’s visit-with friends here. Mrs. Lbc Bhrondes and* children And Mr* Frank .Tonkins spent (Sat­ urday in Xenia. Mrs’. Cora Trumbo a n d daughter Mildred spent Baturduy and Sab­ bath in Springfield.' / The many friends M Miss Ora- Carpenter-will be pleased to bear of her convalescence, John Johnson, wife and daughter* w^re guests of Charles Gilbert ami wife of South Obaflestoh reeehlly. ' Mr- Lre Bliroades and .family spent Sabbath in Xenia the guests of George Shroades and family Mrs. AV. II. Blair and Kathleen of Loveland spent Sabbath ns guests of Mrs. J , Ik Satterfield. Rev. A. B, Henry is occupying rooms a t Will Blair’s rfsldonco on the Wilmington pike. Mr. F rank Welchbans, of Spring- field was the guest the first of the Week of Miss May TownslCy. A surprise was given Miss Madge 'Milligan, Tuesday evening, a t the home of her grandparents, Sir. and Mrs. J , I), George. Mr. and, Mrs. Jas. Holmes have returned, to their home in Columbus after a short visit with friends here. The A. M. E." church will give a masked entertainment in Barber’s hall .Saturday evening Janua ry 28, Miss Elizabeth Adams of James­ town left Monday morning'for a sev­ eral months visit with her sister in Manila* r W. O. Custis lias been named for postmaster a t Jamestown. Mr. J . It. Crain hiis been posmaster for BOinetiuic, * - - --- The Yellow Springs Farmer’s In­ stitute at Yellow SpringsWill beheld Wednesday andThursday, February 8 th and Stli. Misses In a and Jetinte Murdock entertained a mtinber of their friends, Thursday evening In honor , of Madge Milligan. The-'Misses Gertrude -and Mary' Turner will give a house warty to a number of tbeif lady frier ds Friday and Baturday. Tim college boys defeated the Corona ten in from Dayton last Fri­ day uifflii in a game of basket hall by a score of 34 to in, Mr* C, \S\ Crouse, and wife tind Mr, C. If. Crouse and wife attended ihefuneral of.Miss Bertha Hlaley nfc Downclsvillc, Thursday. The de­ ceased was of Mr. C. W. ( ’rouse, was «2 years of ago and died at the hom »of Iter parente, Monday. Mr* (-larcnce owetid, -who lives In Xenia and is a b*l4g*r carpunter op thaFan-HaruUastefcwlth a painful aooidant WeditefUay aff^rtioon in having a foot teaahad by a h*j*»y flfnhar. Np hon#awepi hfokiff Mow the Man who Has Waited Has His Innings ■W, ■.;v 4 k*j 555 *MTii«fc. • ■*'<■ r ' f -" ' Vt ■ T w i c e a year* J a n u a r y a n d J u ly , w e closi? o u t s to c k s o f g o o d s left from the: s e a s o n ’s s e ll in g . I t is b e tter fo r u s to ta k e th e loss, th a n to carry th e m e r ch a n d is e dy e r , a s ou r s to r e h a s a l w a y s b e e n n o ted for up-to-date m e th o d s an d fr e ed om from s t y le s o ld e r th a n th e p r e s e n t s e a s o n . A Thr ifty m a n or w om a n c a n p ick up b a r g a in s h e r e w o r th c o m in g a lo n g w a y s to find. Men’s Overcoats -Every Overcoufc in our store goes a t clearance prices Overcoats . with bolts, long and medium lengths. About th irty overcoats, worth 422,.425, 427 480, clearance p rice..................... ................ V7.50 Nearly twenty Overcoats, that formerly sold af 41U4J8 420 and 422 dearanee price ....... .................... ........................................... 4/J,7^. Splendid assortment of long Overcoats, many young men’s sixes ip tills lot 412* 415, and MO, values,. Clearance price........... *.... %9.SO Choice of all our 40, 47 and 48 Overcoats, now at the remark- x . ably low price of,.......... , ................................ . ............... •. $4*98 M e n ’s P a n ts , -isopair of Men’sHeavy Warm Pants liiiir line and Scotch effects 4E7&and 4? values, now ,.. ......... :... -................. .............. ........... ‘ '150(Palr of'Men’s and Youths’ Fine All AYool Pants, bought, at a- - sacrifice, 42.50, and 43 'values, now..... .........,... ....,, ......... $ 1.98 , ^ f ,<• $<T#r > ' A ” ' ' j* *A large line of FinelPants, the Crown and University make, 44, 4> and some 40 ones, now.... . . . . . . . . ........ ...... •.. ..,$5,2S i -Choice of all our finest Trousers, value up to 48 now.. ., ... $4 ,48 ! : /Men’s and Youths’ Suits Evei# Suit’Included iff this list has. been marked down and the ' better grades are extra values and cut in the latest modes. Hand , tailored by the famous E M, system. .Single and double-breasted / coats c,ut long band tailored 422 ,. 425, 429, and 4«u values. Choice ' during clearance sale , .... , ............... %! 8 ,O 0 Choice qf a large line of splendid suits, 41 s, 420 aud'422 values 'imw' .... . . ............ ,.**,,.$15,00. ' Choice of p grand assortment of Men and Youths’ suits former vnl- - . lies 414, 418, and 418sale price...,....,., ... ............. .■..$tl,50 - Clearance price an YoiHhs* aiKlMen’s fiuifs that sold at 412 arid 415 now ■ .. ' ...n . / J.M . ...r. u * $ 9 ,50 r ; -Flue a4sortmonfcof Youths’ and Afen’s units to fit yOuttg men to St) ; years, 4l0aud 412 values-;............... ........ . 1 ... .................. ..,.$7,50 , Good hOnestwarm suits for boys and youths 45, 47, hud some high- ;v er values . ;....... ,.'...$ 4.98 | Boys’ Knee Pants 1 *- * ' , f * /j;;/;:.--;; All fide and 05c Boys’ Pants, now ■.... 45c All 75c and H3«; Boys’ Pants, now .. ,, , ... . *. . <SSC All 4L 4.1.25 Boys’' .Kuc'C Pants, now ........ A,.,..,',.,:, / .. . . ,..8 9 e •Choice of all 41 .5b, 42 Knee' Pants . 1 "- . ,y ..*.• ........ ,*$t *25 ' Clearance Of Boys’ Clothing Three to,sixteen years, little fKImys-Stdis and Keefers good warm goods, 42.50, 43 ,48 50-now.... :................................................... ,- .$ 1.98 A great assortment 0 / Boys’“in 2 and 3 piece styles $5 and $8 vul- *ties now...-., ............ ., 1 . ..... .......... : ...$3,50 . Boys Knee Pants Wults the FI, C. &Co., made in tihe fabrics 43 47 ,an‘d 48values now - „ . . .............. .............., - ^......... ......... $4,75 (busies of all our fittest Boys’ Kite** Pants Enhs, ■nothing fesefyed Up to 43 , now... ........................... ■ ............... ■ ‘ $S ,89 Boy,S’ Overcoats, 4lO,ahdr412KliidTclearance price....*....... $8.50 Boys Ovei’coatgthe 47.50, 48, and some 4l0 ones, now„..,t„ , .. , .$5.75 Boys’'Overcoats^ 45, 46, 47, linds npw go afc ..... $5.50 Sharp Reductions in Furnishings <-r‘ m a, V, 4 , t, ~ ' k F L * ‘ , .* tS.' •-I' Low-Price Clothier, XENIA, OHIO. 50 and 52 East Tlain Street The subjects toy the'sermons at jfehoU. P. church Sabbath,. Rev. O* H. Milligam pastor, are as follows; morning, “The Fulfilling-of theHoly Spirit;” evening,!Sermon to young men, “Jesus,-the young man’s best friend.” ,v- f A FOUR ; LEGGED FAKIR/ t ,V J nu " tm> The Holy-- Coto Wat Presented With a Very Effective Petition. Not all the fakirs of India are hu- jrtnn beings, Holy cows atul sacred monkeys .liave a fine share In Ulie fcorne und in "some instances show rpo-cunnihg in taking advantage of tne people’s beliefs' in their attri­ butes. ’ . At Ifaje Ka^ en the Indus) there is a ‘ notably .wily old sacred beast, Whoso long yenra of receiving wor­ ship, potting and pampering have developed sonic Strange characteris­ tics, This animal will leave the shore several times a day in the. heated season and, wading far out into the stream, stand there and bawl until some one of the villagers comes out and laves her with water, the coolness caused by thd'evapora- tion seeming to gratify her greatiy. She is extravagantly fond of choice plantains and will go into tholitmav and take only the very best. A friend of the family was close by a shopkeeper’s stand one day! wheh a sacred bull wandered up and began to' feed from IB n ‘provisions * displayed, with entire assurance of being within' his rights, The Shop­ keeper approached him gently, say- , ingi .« . “ Forgetnot that I am a poor man, brother* Heest thou not those sweet delicacies before, tlfe place of the: rich man across llte wny?’’ - The bull munched on* “ Full Well I know then art a holy. man, and I give thee all thou takesf, feeling my reward in heaven already Iteatowed; but, brother, I am a poor man, and tills morning I gave a ru­ pee to thy vefy holy brother of ’Un- tonga ( astiff armed fakir of the re­ gion!, and tliou shouldest come iff jj another moon.H A great hole AVas-growing ill the pile on the standi The shopkeeper :] picked up a. bamboo stick and blew i| ills breath in tlte end of it, then again addressed the animal; “ Into this slick I have breathed a prayer that thou*mayest remember how poor a man I am, O my broth­ er# and 1 now present my humble petition,” Whereupon he whacked ! tha hull 'sharply 0Tflt the no% and - the Mtmmdtfo animal galloped, bel­ lowing, through tha b*«nnr,^Metro* polifin Matiilno* of *IC?J c?ri r^r*j h i fV rm : Vv *-s’ Is the Round < Chief. The fam th e R o u n d Oa/fc s t o v e s has b e e n kn own f or y e a r s through the severest Btests. This range saves fuel and does more and quicker work than any other on the market. It is embellished in the latest designs and is know as a long, lifed : stove/ * «... C. M . C R O U S E f :CEDARV 1LLE , OH10.J , STOVES. PUJHPS, TIflWfigE. . * x o q A*>mw $ r w aZ-oantxaiipiitiQ o n ta ig aA^KOPiowa I Xoq aup mpfop b ajna ox J GetYourSaleBillsPrintedGere! TW EN T Y ] PQ\ A b s o l HAS8O} JidrjanMedic ‘ will’innkn CEO .mcl ONE DAY ONL\ .This InsGtntc tjicir lieiV Mcdil Radium Sys,tem[ pcusc tlieae emi to those wlio ca Co*sulta(ion, ex] all ‘medicine re . cure, absolutely! •i > ** ^” j *r, I ■These speciali ’ case and give y<j .medical Jjcnowle perimeriDngr or i » be tbldl whethe] not, ’• If your treatyou; if me >‘you sUch, adyic life*. . Their treatim and positively c •■to suit each.indi • system’ is thorc - diseasC in a nati . and ’improveme even the.worst c <ut any iuconvi or the pursuing If youare impro ly physician do'o theirvaluable tii each,- one pleht. listen to long st your case, They liaVe ,d dies used for world and whi< dependUpon ai not cure,.as th on them for rel, The fact that discovered cut and naturalcui of the Nervous ach; Dungs, sumption, Epi and Female Tpmors, Piles easea. They treat d newmethod an is restored a t ■> ■varied forms c turn* I f you sumption do n , Alt eases cured, »o diffe or tteatedwitl who have givt cure 1, now ha suit specialist Dont fail . Aiottiing and If yoususpi a tiro ounce . Chomioal and r em em b i yl ,... tte en ag«dM« any treatmen • .-ffqalved-to; heasiwidojE meatduring < ' it«#e«*arjr to-i Dva-gnarante patients »< , 4 # trsattheni - i t ' ®ona*tili t*d. th ' glvatt np al|U ’ W f l •dwlttedio* . © D fl,| ■ mn