The Cedarville Herald, Volume 32, Numbers 1-26

m ---— -iw"-"i'l-i" n& iw nN i ^ l * C l g v SJMVC# The lim it Xenia’s Mammoth Jud f* <fctger *f Springfield pli .......’«»* ! woman violator of th* county local ] option laws last Thursday. Th* u*xfctim#iU*B>b» $$oe according) to th* Judge's idea. There are some ten ease* to come up a t this time. Ic w claimed th a t the fm iner, | saioontgt* have been walling the rea l1 v>*vvWrfVVWsMA**g*A|V>v*"»i,^^-.<'/ *tuffa# “ near b**r” It comes in keg* ami it. branded by the govern-,, ment stamp as if it ware genuine. ' This make* jfc almost impossible to tell which i* which. i INVITES YOU <»*■**-«* j j f f ^ Goods to be seen in Southern Ohio. Qur great increase o f business mad© i t necessary <>irstore._ Our display now covers six floors,making a total of over 12,000 square feet of floor space. • When in Xenia you wish to buy or not, lia is e our store your beadqu^ters. ^ ~ — ~ Auto Tags For Next Year. Floor Covering and Drapery Department. The state automobile department has adopted a license tag for nest year—JOlD—th a t differ* in design as well as color from th a t of 1908, which lias been continued for th e ..:. current year. ■ ..... The background of the 1910 tag, will be mabogany~*-tha letters white as now. Instead of the big O w ith 5 encircled H, the new tag will show i the word Ohio apelled vertically ') a t the le ft of the dumber, and ’ on! the left the figures 1910 will be ar« 7 ranged vertically. Both “ Ohio” j and “191.0” will bo in letters much j .smaller than the figures of the tag] ■ "number, •■ ■ ■.•■ ■. 1 Practically a ll of the former ho ld -: era ■ Of auto licensee whd ate now applying for renewals request th a t the same number*' be assigned to them. No m a tter how objectionable a number may have been to th* owner a t first, one season7* use seem* to attach him to it. There are now 17.128 automobile* in use in Ohio—nq more. That is to say there are no more unless some fellow somewhere 1* operating one Without a license. The hook* of the ■ state automobile department show­ ed a t noon Saturday, th a t tha t num- j her of live auto licenses; were; out.] * When the law was being consider-’ ed by the legislature the estimate of j th e number ofmachines In the sta te 1 was between 17.000 and118.00D— bo i t ' : would - seem th a t i t was figured f: pretty ,close, > tv* i We Extend Credit Those Who Desire I t to GO CARTS Mission Library Tables A most complete line of Mission Tables, made of select quartered white oak of best construction in all finishes. Over 60parlor and library to select from $1 .35 Up. lib r a r y Table, liae cut, We have one of tho most complete line of floor coverings to be seen in Xenia and 'can quota you .prices lower than caii be found elsewhere. .---Give its a trial* ■ Room Size ! BrusselslRugs $10 .50 and Up. $14.75. YE OLD TIME FURNITURE. Refrigerators Baby will be delighted and mother will be. happy. The good* are the best obtainable for the money. brim full of style and character. We harry the Whitney <Jo- Oariai" Bturgis f!oHaps>abl© Carts, Aiwin Collapsable Cart*. ......... Bed n fell iss$3 A beau tifu l,colonial reproduo- tibn in dull polished mahogany. Chiffonier $23 .50 $1.98 Up. This Chiffonier of colonial de­ sign fitted w ith wooden knobs makes abeau tifu l companion piece to bod and' dresser / $22 .75 We Deliver o r Prepay Freight j on any order d f Carpets, Fnm iture o r Stoves. We are showing a large as- eortfiient of Refrigerators. Only the most competent m a­ kers have been drawn on for our stock and the construction of every refrigerator is as­ sured. _ ■■ Bride* begin ah $7.50 20-22-24 N. Detroit St. A D A I R We XENIA » - = = OHIO The Horne Vor headache fir. Miieg’ Anti-Fain Filin. CASTOR!A ; -- J t w S e W » " atnft' Complete, 75c EXCURSION TO DAYTON. m m th* Signature o f Pennsylvania line* June 18th, ac­ count W righ t Brothers7Celebration Special. Excursion tiok*t« will be ■ xaguJaK taiaiis# ffcoxu.; Ilhaninatki Fain# w tterec *y 'a** *c hr. ilttMf knh-FWn BU*. ttfosMItMa On the Classic College Campus, Yellow Springs Ohio, J u n e 18th to 27th, inclusive. NOTICE. ■Themember*at fia* 1C,,of-P*.I*O,« attea o’ckwk, afwMsird Jim*, S*bb*th •morning. Thfordet* will go in a "body to the church for memorial ser­ vices by Rev. W. E* Butt, Decoration of graves will take place at one thirty in the afternoon. Committee, SUMMER SCHOOL, JUNE18th to AUGUST 6th. p A a f i l f A e ID E A ^ SY L ¥A N SPOT , w ith F VuiUTvS"*** ev e tv fa c ilitv to malm fh* rmnnal ery f ility t ke t e an u l summer ou ting a realization of dream o f the year, T E N DAY S C OM M 0N IO N in the shadow o f a Great C ollege w ith M aster Orators, Soul-Stirring Singers, In sp ir ing L ecturers, YYonder W ork ing P restid ig itators, Fam ous P u lp it Orators, H eart- T h r illin g E lo cu tion ists, P eer less M usician s and Great N ove lty A rtists, T ru ly a F ea s t for the Gods. Jollying th* Parent*. “Why did you .chuck that baby under the chin?” asked’ the man. “It is'such an ugly little miner.” “That is why I chucked him” said ihe woman. “I wanted to make hia parents foci happy, I always pet the ugly babiet Pretty babies get so much coddling from suim- ger? that their parents take it as a matter of course. I t is the fathers and mothers of homely babies who appreciate attention. Didn't you notice how pleased that couple looked? I don't suppose anybody . * uvu u iu uuujf J j ever petted tha t baby before except f themselves. They'll think a lot f [more of theyoungatgr after this.”— ] 1 New York Ikess. Every Accommodation l How Ho Aequirod Trouble. “Education,” said th? man who 4 . ...... ...y 4UVUI irui. 1had been sued for breach of prom­ ise. “is the root of all evil.” For M an and B east. T h ese include good water, comm odious d in ing h a ll, sh elter in ca se o f storm , and h a lf a m ile of h itch ing p laces. T ents fur­ n ished for id ea l cam p ing, , .. ........... “How eo?” asked the man who had not been sued and consequent-,, ly could not reason from the same j| premises, “I f I hadn't been able to write,” answered tho defendant, “what evi­ dence do you suppose they would have against me?” Still, ho eon- .1 ’ We illustrate a few of the m any styles we have in stock. Oxfords are w orn almost exclusively this season and we have them in ev/ ery shape that’s good, We have m ore good shoes in stock than any shoe store in Greene Connty and sell them at lower prices than others ask for the same quality, SO M E OF THE ENTERTAINERS Beading*, Anna Loy May. Edmund Vane* Cook. “ Old Day* In Dixie,” Dr. Steele. Herbert Hpragu* and wife in costume. Dr. (leorge Wood Anderson, St. Louis. Trot. Bamabaeika, with trained bird* and doge. Gov. Glenn, of Georgia, famous southern orator. Dr, J. Wesley Hill, Metropolitan Temple, New York City, a Whirlwind. Dr. Ed Geil, just returned from trip along Chinese Wall. Gapt. Richmond Bears’on Hobson, the Naval Hero, on “World Beset,” Mlll*-B*rnbill Debate on Socialism. Ross Crane, crayon artist. Recital, Halite Q, Brown. Laurant, the Magician, Iceded after some argument that Hie man who can write and won't lms Isome advantage ^ over the man who :doesn’t write because he can't.—* !(lliicago Dost. H* Walked. “Good afternoon, Miss Brown! Go* IIng for a walk? May 1 go with youV7 j asked an elderly but ardent admirer of | the lady. "Yes; my doctor says that wo ihust J always walk with an object, and 1cup* | pose you’ll answer tho purpose’.” The Exporter, “Who is your Glikago friend?7 “He is a prominent ex-porter.7 ‘‘What does lio export?7 , “I didn’t say bo exported anything. 1 IHe used to bfe a porter at the hotel7 | where 1 stopped.”—Cleveland Plain - Dealer. * * Frazer’s -Shoe Store, 17 E Main S t, XENIA, O. Season Tickets and Admission the Same as Last Year. For Full Particulars Address . T % W r m r £ 2 € * mJLJt rnM* JEL m #' sZjl O i A Way They Have. “Borne men,'7 raid Uncle Chest, "'has [a tray o f keepiti7 der couccfences quiet I by takla7 de minis ter'a advice on Sun- < ! (lay an* de lawyer7* advice all dc res 71 j o' de week.77' ^Vasbineton Star, i YELLOW SPR ING S , * « - - - OHIO. Splendid S e rv ice on th e S . 1 X. Traction Line. A Bmve Patient. Dentist (to acslsiant) ■ -1 think 1 heard In patient in the waiting room. As* i aistnnt Yea, but I can’t bring him in, i lie’s turned this key on tho lnsld*.*» iMeggcndorfer Blotter. fnvantlon of Arabian*. Gunpowder was Invented by then Arwblans shout 700. Peru7* r*rt!t* v*n*y*. The chief agrleuttaral teelt a ci Befit ccmai»t* at a ssrto* of ferlils parallel valtay* rwtihac <h* emlre cx tcnsiwi of *k* onwgMmw t.soo mile* - -back to tb« k|~th* Andes, th* diatano* vwyi*g iMtfcip lo 73 niUe*. *r . T o Cure a Cold m One D a y s S ? Td^JUxtflveBromoQmlaltteTrttoh.^^ /7 .........T H * ijga iifep re , I S I q S u K G .L oom -WANTS e p w a te r , A 3 Mr. II. M- In Uificiumit Mr. W. from a tr Monday. Mias.Fern an *xt«nded Pittsburg. “ Bled77wii f a r No. 1 cJ«c Saturday, J t Mr. J . G. m tetingof th of Pythias I WeduMday. —Oroqust i • a c h .' Hami FORSALF burner. Inq Neill. Mr. G. E. J Tuesday teb , S tate Sabbat Rev. W. E. Marjorie, we, daybeing oal death of a frj —Rugs ! Hi) rugs in grade $25 each, a t ] Mrs. Harr spending sav daughter, Mr Coshocton. Men’s atad Trousers, the terns atpopu) a t Bird’s. Mjr. and Mr- Issued invit •ventng jp hi Campbell.1 Mrs. R, F. number of fr noon in honor Newton Walt —Don’t th r pets! Have out of them. Phone 88. Mr. Isaao V to Rockford, the death of *. returned hoi If-plan s car be connected United Wire pany, a stall th a t city. The story is in Yellow Spr to be shown want out with and brought i hose. Mr. and Mr Wednesday n the former le business trip 1 Lott will retu cation. Mr. J . T. B< St. ClairsviU p week. Mr. B a Boston firm p*r cent of th- A dispatch th a t the How has purchaser tho erection o fer*d Cedarvi been deliveroi —Ladles m and 60o per gf lin Night Gov •ach; Ladies and 75c each. Mr. Perry A of Spring Val day for a vim made in Mr. touring car. The W. 0 . 7 served Flowe day. The w« ilrmary, chil •ounty jail. a$ the county Prof. F. A. left Wednesi Springs, Col- called by th a Jarkat’sbroti who ha* lunp ga ry c a ia The salary Yellow Sprini lo $1,000, Pi will get $2,60i — its- AmeotinB tloa was hole the plans foi building- PI Samuel Ham ctaaati for a Mitch*#, *la* ion as-