The Cedarville Herald, Volume 32, Numbers 1-26

! 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 and 24 Main Street ^ vg ^ -Ng ? 5 h e Fastest Growing Store in Ohio ( TheGreatestofAlJuneSalesBeginsThursdayMorningJune3d - > . ■ • . . . ■ t ■ ' j * It will be a sale of Di*y Goods and Ready-made Garments that for quantity# variety# quality and lowness of price has never been equaled by any store in the United States, This being our first summer season in business# stocks of course are entirely new# which will relieve you of the burdensome task of selecting from stocks that have been accumulating for years and years to find only a ' few things among them that have been brought out for season 1909, , The Home Store has accomplished more since they opened eight months ago by selling only the best merchandise that money can buy—at a fairer price than some stores do in a life time# A s every one says# if it's from the Home Store the style and quality is right, and more the price is less than other stores sell inferior goods at—and to show our appreciation for the success you have made this store from the, beginning we promise that this June sale which opens Thursday# June 3rd# - Will Be the Greatest Money Saving Event Ever Held Anywhere. Shop at Other Stores and Compare Quality and Prices, Then Come to The Home Store WHITE GOODS A F ew o f th e H und red s of Bargain^ in th e Sale. Yard for yard "wide shrunk finished QIC Indian Head, medium -weight; worth l5q yard. • • < A • Yard for fine White India Linon, 30 *fC Inches wide, worth -8c yard. 7 . Yard for fine white checked , and I C striped "White Lawn; a big variety of patterns; worth 15c yard, p Yard, 40-fnch White "Victoria Lawns, ( I I worth 15c yard. 1 / | . Yard, fifty styles checked, barred and striped sheer White Goods;, worth 25o yard, 4 Yard, one hundred pieces beautiful I f v mercerized Walstlngs; choice de­ signs; worth 25c, 29c and SSa, > |/|n Yard, 40-inch White Lingerie, iHrii Mull; 25c the regular price, A big White Goods bargain. COLORED WASH GOODS 4c Yard, two cases beautiful quality Figured Lawns. / y n Yard, one hundred .pieces Toil-de- I u Nord Bress Ginghams, Booktold; regular price 12%c. , 7 1 - Yard, Bates* Seersucker Ginghams, 21# including Nurses’ stripes and plain colors. Other stores' sale price is lOp. 7c yard., Sc 14c Sc Yard for Bookfold Shirting Madras, full yard wide; actual value 15c Yard, one. case fine Printed Lawns, worth 2244c. Yard, Beaoh Suiting, doable faced, worth 25c yard, Yard.for 16c Holly Batiste and Car*; dinal Lawns; newest colorings. THE JUNE SALE OF NOTIONS h A W . DRESS FINDINGS : . ' ‘ , A btfttt ito»Si lmgtaaisg gad i s 'the sffiort -Of eight mortfto *1# a<dOK>wled«ed by all to be th« httgest and 'best to" Springfield. The right Notion* * t fee* price*, did-It, but thin June Sale will, eclipse all' former efforts for value. „ Kllenert's Dress Shields -V 15c a P a i r , A ll K ind s in E v e ry Size. Double Gem, Olympia, Tuno, Featherweight pure linen, Crescent, Stockinet and ; Princess Silk Shield. Other stores &Bk 18c during their special June sale, hut as usual the Home Store goes them one better, There will be no limtt to quantity, .We want the dressmakers to have a chance as well as others, cards Hump Hooks and Cotton Tape, black or 4 „ Spool, M. 4b Ki>Mending Cotton; all I v colors. 4 _ For two bones Mourning IC Pins, , 4 n For (two 1 C Byes', 1c 1c 2c 3c 7c A bolt, white. A dozen, best Boyal Safety Pins- Bolt, Butch Linen Tape. Fach, large Curling Irons, Spool, Barbour’s Linen Thread; black, white or colors, JO C Patr' ChIIdren’* Velyet 6rlp ? roB® Supporters. 0 m Pair, Hook or Pin-on Hose Support- UU ers. all colors, 3c Spool, J. O, King's 600 Basting Co# 1c k For three papers Leader Needles, gold-eyed. O - Card, Liberty Hooks and a b Byes. ton. For two Aluminum Thimbles. 6c or Bolt, Alpaca or Merzo Bress Bind ing, alt colors and black. Qp Spool, San Silk, a ll' u U colors. 9 m Box. Invisible Hair Fins, gold GO silver. 9 m Spool, .Giant Linen « u Thread. 9 p Paper, best Gem Pins; best w lf made. * A n Pair, Stockinet Bress * t C Shields. O n Ball, best M. & K. Knitting Cotton, v v all colors. C rt Bolt, Taffeta Seam DC Binding. 4 p For three pair Tubular Shoe Laces; I u alt lengths. 4 A m Fair for Grot Grain Shoo Laces; I U u tan or black, A n Chiffon Collar Foundations, white v b or black. k Dozen, Bone Collar Buttons. 4 -MFor two papers Adamantine I v Pins. C . Bozen, Lace Wash v b Buttons, CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES Buy a ll the Lace Curtains you w an t for some time to come during the (Tune Sale. Theso prices will hardly he repeated. 29c 48c 89c......................... # 4 OQ Pair for Nottingham Lace Cur* tf l i d 3 tains; worth Pair for Nottingham Lace Cur­ tains; worth 50c. Pair for Nottingham LacO Cur­ tains; worth 75c. Pair for Nottingham Lace Cur­ tains; worth tip to $1.50. $2.25. cottage Cur­ tains, aM colors In Cross stripes, fringe bottom; value $1.00. u Q . Pair, Snow Flake afww sU 1 9 1 - Yard, cross stripe Snow Flake Is.2w Curtain Scrim, every color; ac­ tual value 20c. 1 9 1 - Plain linen finished Curtain 1A2U Scrims in white, ecru or cream. Other stores ask 26c yard. O n Yard, fancy Curtain Scrims, in col- O u ored tripes; worth 35c. Q n Yard, C. T. N, Curtain Swlsses, In ww dots,.figures and bars; worth 15c yard. SILK A T NEXT TO NOTHING DURING THIS JUNE SALE 27c Yard, Black and Colored Taffeta r„SUk; regular price 50c, *>Q m Yard, 19-inch Black Taffeta Silk; www regular price 65c, Yard, 36-inch Black Taffeta Silk; regular price 78c. 59c 6 9 C 7krd-' 8W“ch ?.!ac,c Taffot* Silk; , regular price 90c,. QH a Vard, 30- Inch Black Taffeta Silk; OGw regular price $1,25. A O n Tfard, 27-iuch Black and Colored T u l l Satin Messallne De Sole, beauti­ ful Soft clinging fabric; regular.price 75c. P P * Yard, All-Silk Black and Colored Uww. Messalines; regular price 75c, J l f t . Yard, all Plain, colored Taffeta Hww Silk, every yard worth 75c. BLACK COATING S ILKS , V ERY PO PU LAR A nd H e re They A re A tL e s s T han Cost to Make 48c P I QC Yard, Black Ottoman Coatihg S’ilk, full yard wide.. W I tww Value $2.00. Yard, heavy Black Cbrded Bengal ines; worth 75c yard.. I V C m Yard, Black Moire Coating Velour, I Ww very popular; worth $1.00, t £ ± t \ There Is Only one Genu- r I f c l l fon Seco Silk and this la v found a t the Home ■ ■ my Store. It's 27 Inches - V r I I l \ wide;- will wash and „ ■ " ■ * ' * * wear. well. There's 40 shades here and black and white. AA a Tha sale price Is only, y a rd ...,,.4 t.t rl» There is only one Gena-. A * I | „ | l luo Seco Siik in Foul- v l t o aTd patterns, that’s a t I | my the-Home Store. "Will v| ww I 1 I V place on sale for this oc- » *** ■ m caslon only 58 pieces In figures and silk embroidered of- Q 7 a foots; worth €5a; a t; yard w I w A 19c i » l « a ®*-Av fla.l&NFfe aad Crashes Tab le Idn en s Yard, good 850 Bleached o r Un­ bleached Table Damask, 9 9 m -Yard, best 60c Blanched Meroer- Www Ixed Table Damask In the country; 20 patterns. Compare this with other stores’, 0 C n Yard, best 35c Bleached o r tfe- 0 3 b hleached Table Bamuk, 72 look®* wide. Wonderful bargain. Shee tings Yard, 9-4Unbleaohed Sheeting, the regular 20c quality. 4 C m Yard, 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, the l u u regular 23o quality. Yard, 94 Bleached Sheeting, the regular 25c quality. 14c 19c Towels e n d Crashes j | m Faoh, Huck Towels, hemmed ends, T b fast colored borders. C m Bach, Huck Towels; else 18x88, good DC 10c value. J _ Good heavy Twilled HO Crash. V I m Yard, best 10c Absorbent Crash, 18 I £w Inches wide. Value 10c. Q . Pure Barnsley Linen Crash; good 3 C 12 Hc value. Muslins Yard, extra good yard wide b.t. ched Muslin. C m Yard for extra good, bleached Mus- wG lln; no Umlt 0 1 A Yard, extra good 8 l-3c Brown MuS- u 2 u lin In two weights. 7 m Yard for good Standard Bleached # G Muslins; 4c THE GREATJUNEEMBROIDERY SALE , . , ( ' •»*' - • • . ' ‘ ‘ ' . i * j 4 Not n catch.peony sale not worth coming, niter, hut the Highest Grn 'e* and the finest work—worth coming miles to -attend. O a Yard, Embroidery, Edgings and Insertions, a |l fine work and good washable ww edges; worth a t some stores 10c yard. " ' t ’ 6c 12 Yard, Embroidery, Edgings, Insertions a n d .Corset Beadlngs and Galoons. Many worth up to 18c yard. - _ 1 m Yard, EdgingB, Insertions, Corset Cover Beadings and Corset CoVer and Skirt 2w Flounqings: Many/ worth 25c yard. ' - “ 0 9 m Yard, Corset Cover and Skirt.Flouncings, Galoons, Insertions, Edgings. .Yon. A w li have enjoyed many embroidery bargains since this store opened, but nothing to compare With the lot to be sold during the June Sale. There’s thousands nf yards and hundreds of styles. Many worth up to 50a yard, . 9 Q m Yard, Corbet Cover and Skirt Flouncings of the finest Swiss work. Hundreds ww ir of pieces of Galoons in ail widths. Edgings and insertions as fine as machines can make them. These Embroideries a t this price Will have a tenden .y to ruin the embroidery trade of Springfield for some time, because-no offerings can be. made low enough to have the women to' appreciate ft,- There are many pieces in the lot worth from 75c to $1.00 yard. . * 9 ' 1*. 11c This Jtmo Sale brings the greatestvalues ever known, and take advantage of the Lace bargains yet. * Yard, Torchon -Lacea and Insor- fab tlons in an endless variety. Many worth up to 8c yard.' C m Yard, all. linen Torchon Laces for ww the narrow" %-lnch to 3%-inch wide"; worth up to 15c yard. Q m Yard, ValencienneB Laces and Inser- ww tlons; worth,up to 8c. C m Yard, Valenciennes Laces In sets, ww reduced for the-June Sale from 36 and 10c yard. * > O a Yard, Valenciennes Laces In* sets, ww reduced from 10c and 12%c< Attend the *ale- Yard, Valenciennes Laces in set*,-j reduced from 15c and 18c yard, • ,4 m Yard,.Torchon Laces and Insertions, % big variety. Also Baby Irish and Oluny Laces. Very popular for ail kinds Of trimmings- In this lot are many worth 10c yard. 0 a Yard, Cluny Curtain Laces In white ww pr Arabian, all widths; reduced from 15c and 18c. 1 C m Yard, all linen Oluny. >Laoes in I w w white or Arabian; reduced from 25c and 35c. * Yard, Battenberg Curtain Edgings and Insertions; reduced from 8c, ; 3c NEWS o f the GREATEST IMPORTANCE on the SECOND FLOOR. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR for LADIES’. MISSES' and CHILDREN E v e ry piece new. N o te th e fu ll sizes, th e workm ansh ip and th e qua lity of m a te ria ls , and good ju d g e s w ill buy every piece of Muslin U nde rw ea r th e y Will n e e d |p r a t lease a y e a r to come du ring th is Ju n e Sa le a t th e Home Storq. GOWNS 43c Each, best 75c Gowns, extra long and wide; high, V or slipover neck. CQ m Fach, best $1.00 Gowns of long doth, embroidery U u u afad iaco trimmed; high, V o r slipover neck; every size, 0 O m heat $1,48 Gowns, 27 different styles, high, J 4 b V or slipover neck, prinoes* style, compare these with the ones other stores told a t $1.56 and $2.00. 0 1 AQ For choice of a lot o£ Gowns, samples I i*rO from a leading make, every style, trimmed with the finest embroidery and Frenok Valenciennes laces, CORSET COVERS 0 9 » Each, Corset Covers of long oloth, lace and fcU u embroidery trimmed. Too will flpd these compare favorably with those sold, a t other stores a t 60c. ■ ■ if C m Fach, a collection of Ladles' Nainsook and t NJU Cambric Corset Covets, tha t yon will pay elsewhese $1.00 for, unless you are exceptionally good judges. SKIRTS Actual value 76c, Each, Whito Skirts, lace and embroidery trim- 39c Each, White Skirts with wide flounce. 69c med.' Value $L00. QQ m FUr choice one lot Ladles’ White Skirts that you www can’t buy elsewhere for less than $1.60 to $2.00. All beautiful and lace and embroidery trimmed. # 4 AQ Each, a sample line of White Skirts that ¥ I i W yon would wonder how they cbuld be made for the price. Many worth up to $2.75. INFANTS ' SLIPS AND DRESSES m Each, Infants' Long Cloth Slips, hemstitched neck and sleeves trimmings. The regular price is 25c. C f |n Each, $1.00 long or Short Dresses, lace and w llw embroidery trimmed. Infants' long and short Dresses in hand made goods of the .finest materials, trimmed with French Valenciennes laces and beautiful embroideries; You should see these. Price for P C A rt each . . . . . . . . .,....,..$ 1 .0 0 to f w i U U COMBINATION SUITS A K m Each for Ladles’ Combination Long Cloth Suita, “ u b ruffled, hemstitched or ribbon trimmed, Q 9 m For Ladies’ barred or nainsook Combination Suita www beautifully trimmed in lace, embroidery and rib­ bon, body and skirts. Compare these with those sold at- other stores a t $1.50. Maker’s samples of Combination Suita and Bridal Sets, the highest grade Underwear ever shown la this city. Every garment at half the regular price. Each for Ladles’, Misses* aftd Children’s Ban Bonnets; regular 26c to 26c values. 15c 0 m Phlr, Children’s Cambric Drawers, tucked bob <ww torn*; the regular price is 10c, 12%c and l&e. CHILDREN'S CAPS . . A > 15c Each, Infants’ Caps of straw or lawn; worth up to 506. 9 0 m Each;’ infants* Capa of mull* or satin straw; www worth up to $1.00. A m an incentive to ont-of-town buyers to attp d this June Sale, which begins Thursday, we will pay full fates within a radius of 46miles on all purchases of $16,00 or over, under the rules of the Merchants’ Association, . , The high quality of goods combined with the lowest prices on earth, has made this store grow faster than Any store in Ohio. If yon have not been here, you should attend sale. ' 3“ OoftM Oentldsrthi ftscrtd Ulrd. To M-rniy ps^#i«« th« goose was a rod bird, and even to this day there *r» f*wid many, specially in Asia, who will not Will a goose, The dovtwt cherish « fond faney that all g*ss< perform an aerial pilgrimage to the hottest of lakes in the Himalayas •very year, transporting the sins of the neighborhood, returning with a hew stock of inspiration for the en< *<n#raipei**at of the devout, Nhf*t Keep Hands In tight, W tm Visitor to the White House wrnm M m # Ml head* 1« si«ht-ii*ri*« p tm m m ' t& m . Abtartt-Mfnded Alderman. A Lynn (Maes.) alderman at a re­ cent alderrnanlc meeting inquired what had become of an order he had intro-, duced some time before catling for an arc fight on Willow street, The- city clerk, after digging into his files, in -: formed him that the order had home before the board nearly a month pre*: viotia and that ho had voted, against it, Marks Knd of Honeymoon, | The honeymoon is moally over when the Couple quit baying their meats in hotels and the Pride tries to provide them at home.- -New York Frees. i Wasting Letters, We have only « few letters in the alphabet, yet many persist in wasting them. Here comes M. Ffleuron, Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Brentt, Mr, Llewellyn, Mr. Perscey, Mr- Willeoeks, Mr, Hammers- leight, Mr. M&vgennigale, Mr. Maccrae, Miss Carrollyno Wellt-s, Mias M uch - lands, George* Kheller, ctc.- N, Y. Press,. Grass of Great dtfanqth, A steel like grass which grows on the volcanic slopes of Oran, Algeria, u to elastic and strong that it, can be used instead of springs in the msmnfs* tore ei faroitnr*, . 44*Vf ^ THE RAPID. Go-Cart omabfaMH duraWlityand appear- *no* at tha lowest possible price consist c+rt wi£h quality. Mother’s motto s- '■KofhW too good for the baby.” ^ , W< kho manufacture Thompson’s toktogp 4 a s s s j j r * it durable anti economical, „ dealer to show you a “ Rapic Oe-Cart" and Thompson’s hold Folding Crib, Sanitary^ comfortable,{ mmvement * ...... Aa ' Fokfi_______ .....................r ....... . are necessary articles for . «« mwwx motion CoHaosibksCart made. I t you*deale*doet hot . tw» <#Hotos, write «t*direct for pries and circulars. «WM*«u m am tm m ml . m . . . . in," ...... . [ 11~ i ' imi n.i l.ii‘n.nn<'.— m —iin■lymmill,IIIIWIIH.I, inniiii.i.n.iiii THE HIGH GRADE LEHR P IAN O * • U « tD AHD C N tM J lt*l 8 > I V T4i*dr*rt4OMHmlkyat Ihisic, N«wVert $M#. 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