The Cedarville Herald, Volume 31, Numbers 27-52

SPRINGFIELD, OH IO , SPRINGFIELD, OHIO, 31st S em iannu a l C learance Sa le W ill Begin Thursday Morning, July 23d, 1908. This is an event looked forward to by thousands of shrewd buyers as they know that TH E V E R Y BE ST M ERCH AND ISE procurable is offered at prices way below values* This year our stocks aff through the Big Store are too heavy and we want to dispose of the greater portion of $ 2 oq,ooo worth of merchandise during this C LEARAN CE SA L E and*will if prices count for anything. Our big purchases for Fall and W inter are now ar­ riving and in transit. W e want both ROOM AND M O N E Y so we will offer great inducements, during this sale to move a volume of Merchandise in a short ,time. If you fail to receive one of our four-page circulars, write us and we will mail you one. TH E E D W A R D W R E N GO. s s d } s i t s s £ LOCAL AND WONAL. | -Ice cream cones atlawn fete. —Get ready for the Greene County ' Fair. ' • Dr. J, W, Dixon and family spent Sabbathin Dayton. -Miss Janet Tarbox t ntertained the G. C. T~club on Tuesday after­ noon. ■ , we are more, than usu­ ally Well prepared for ■ tbe complaints and ailiments peculiar, to the summer months. A. D. S. b l a c k b e r r y CORDIAL will be found a prompt and effective remedy for the various forms o f summer complaint without any of the in­ jurious after effects, Mr. John Steel Bpent Sabbath in Jaolcaon, O. Mrs. J. H. Ni&bet'is visiting in Dayton. : - Miss A. L, Oraufurd spent Tues­ day in Dayton, Thd great Greene County Fair, August, 4, 6, 6, 7. Miss Hafcel Stormont is the guest of Columbus relatives. • —Ice creajn, ioeB, and cake at the lawn fete, ' ' ' ■' ‘ / , ,, ; ‘ /» —Curtains to fit your * windows at McMillan’s, Dr, E. C. Oglesbee has for his guest his-mother of Lumberton. Mrs. Stewart Townsley and two daughters spent Friday in Xenia. FOR SALE: A. walnut bed stead, .Inquire of Mrs. Martha O, Ervin. MIssEloido Davis of Cincinnati Is visiting relatlves-here. , , —Rockers, couches, -folding beds, side boards, at McMillan’s MiflfMJenuo* Wolford of Cincin­ nati, halt been spending, the week with her parents. Messrs. John Townsley and R»- S. Townsley. and their wives spent last Friday in Springfield. Mr, Elmer* Story- and wife of- Dayton spent Sabbath with Mrs, Mary Ewry. *' I Mrs. Lucy McClellan and Mrs, J. E. Turnbull spent Tuesday in Dayton, Misses Jessie and Bertha Shannon arc visiting friends m Columbus and Portsmouth, 0. —FOR BADE; Fresh Short hornj cow, flvW'yaars old, Charles Raney Mrs, Albert McGiven la 6h0 gueBt Of friends at Clinton, W. "Va, - —Come to the lawn fete Saturday afternoon and evening. —Mattresses, . bed springs, the best to be had at McMillan,s. Mr. Charles Galbreath of Dayton is visiting hij.' mother, Mrs. Eliza­ beth Galbreath, Miss Catherine Darnell of Colum­ bus spent Saturday with the Misses McGiven. ■ Miss Gertrude Baumgarnes lips returned borne after a three weeks With friends in Washington. O, H, —FOR RENT: Farm of 81 acres Renter to sow wheat this tall. Call at this office or phone 2 on 195, 21d Miss Belle Winter has returned home after spending a few days with Miss Irene Martin of London. For headache Dr. Mites' Antl-Paln Fills- July Millinery . 83f . Clearance Sale o f Women’s and Misses’ Trimmed Hats , IYesh Hats In simple styles adapted for im- . mediate tvear at the special price of $ 1 .9 5 Osterly Millinery, ■m j%. .Ven/u, Ohio. Mr. Frank Spencer, and daughter, Lillie, who have been spending sev­ eral weeks In the west, returned home last Friday, Sabbath was without doubt the hottest day of the year. The mer­ cury stood at 98 in the shade m several places. Rev. O. H. Milligan and son, William, left Tuesday morning for Oakmont, Put., where they will visit for a few days. ThtW, O. T. U. will give a gold medal oratorical contegtand ft silver medal musical contest in tho opera house, Friday evening, July 24. Mrs, John Bradfute of Columbus, arrived Wednesday for a visit with Mr, John K. Bradfute and family, Mrs, Theodore T. Pitch has issued invitations for Friday afternoon from two to five m honor of Mrs. Patterson T» Oamphell. Misses Jafaette and Josephine Orr arrived homo Tuesday after a visit of several weeks with their brother, Rev. Alvin Orr of Philadelphia. Mr. J. W. Radabaugh, station agent, is on his Vacation. With his family he is spending two weokg with relatives In various places In this state. Misses Sadie Iliff and Jessie Small, leftlast Saturday with Mr. Josoph Eavey for Muekotihe, la., where they will bs the guests of Mrs. George Townsley. Mr. II, A. Allen of Marion, a del­ egate to the National Prohibition convention in Columbus this week, spent Tuesday with Mr, John McFarland. Motors. W. L, Clemans and Frank Townsley and their wives journeyed to Detroit last Friday ‘ returning homo Monday. Mr, Clehmns drove a now touring car homo. —The Greene County Fair will he held on August -1, 5, 0, 7, Nothing will he left undone to make this ox-! hibIHon tho best yet, The fair the j past few yofcrs has been a hummer. 4 and $ 3.00 Oxfords re= kadies’ 3J0, 3 and $ 2.50 reduced to Boys’ $2.75 or 50 and $2 Oxfords reduced to $ 1 J 0 . We offer during this sale our best ftierchandise at about half price. Compare our prices with those of other clearance sales now going on and we will get the bus= iness. , * Frazer’s Shoe Store, XE.NIA, OHIO. Ebersole Pianos 7. AftStH-UTfiLY OU^AMLE. hate for uatunberof j used iSbecaoioPianosinthe Oeassmtoiy where they rfa cam-tently subjected to the hard­ est kind of ass. We have focnO tho Eborsolo to ho a good, aundAt pinto, well c-.b's vj %yn<; $3wear andtearof themusic B ath :, LMrecttexs 1!, "j.ti 'JonsciviUoryot . kSftUWWTte.Bft viV Tit# SmftD & N ixon P ia n o C o . I# mn4 I t #. Street. CINCINNATI, O. •w *22? Thm mmth*a Buttermk Patterns jtm 10c and ISc—none higher* At > When The W inds Doth Blow The man With the comfortable overcoat don’ t mind it a bit. Come m and look at our now stock of imported and domes­ tic woolens for Spring over­ coats anl suits and leave your order early and you will have them when you Want thiSm most, , KANY, T h e T a i lo r , XENIA, om o .