The Cedarville Herald, Volume 32, Numbers 1-26

SuRtvaa ktrnm la to ta ti* Ir**.’ Co. i*1'* ui sta* j.i*ut!*ti a t th e hoy bo FJWM'A the . g rind ing ilifaiS* of J.aM work Hint ttfc *batiua be allowed t>- have a, geoil iuift wb:ie young-, Th© f r i th ’*1 ihiMS&l ’ ! j r . , aro se .io trie y, l i t , MANAGER, *, had mhim toe inherent quaintest-, , [ nous of the ivai merchant inheritedi t ' t m m d iio ?w WcsJil S i Sur« W r»B*r if C o C m £f Sen­ ator Were left to Peopie, C’sYfy.arrt. 0~P:in:ury dcrfion* havo »o warmer advcra*© torn (too? Tho-lcro B. Breton ot sMs^sW’^'VVWW’sjAsAswAAftrft^ » K t C*NT DISCOUNT Buurn eu IA bo t ’i Vogue” to be A b a t e ! Ri*ht Away, Ybile Big Sacrifice Sale Will Move j All Govd* at Other Store is Thirty Day*. 'ii;tiis;as ir, Sul isvan, proprietor f i i ho store a t Main and Limestone v rK’-tft ’which hears Ins name, ami iiM'iic Vague, located on E a s t High sffctst, h a s acquired a b a it in terest iu Kinmwje B rothers Company, and ju n ta s soou as he ©an ©log© out hie tersiness in connection with the two shires he now owns, ha will associ­ ate, him self w ith the active man- »qvment of what honceiorth will he Known as trim K ipnane Brothers- ,Sullivan company. This d ea l, which ift perhaps one of thn biggest m tho h isto ry of local re ta il merchandising in half a cen­ tury, has been pend ing for months only to reach successful consumma­ tion recently, .Mrs, J o lm J . Kin ^nanc, John J . K innane, J r ,, and Mr, riullivan constitute, the stoefchold* crsSn tho new merger aside from minor holdings necessary to the re­ organization of tii© new corporation which elected officer© a s follows; Bresldeot—Jo lm J . K innane, J r, - Vioe President—Mary 33, Kinanne Secretary and Treasurer—T, H , Sullivan. r - D irec to rs -Jo h n J , K innane, J r ., , Mary E . K innane, T. H.’ Sullivan, Theresa Sullivan, Jesse M, Powers and Louise Bresnin. The Vogue will b© a t once elim i­ nated, and i ts stock of women’s line su its and m illinery will be moved a t ouce to the Kinnane BrOs,- strore. A t ©nee there Will be inau­ gu rated a g rea t sacrifice sale a? which Mr. Sullivan proposed'to sell a ll of hit* Stock a t th e store located a t M a in la n d Limestone streets. When tills sale is closed th is build* m g will he for r e n t and Mr, Su lli­ v an will go to the Kmnane Bros. Sullivan company, I t is Jbis. hope t >accomplish a lt these details and tub e in the new store w ith in the n e x t s ix ty days. A# has been s ta te d . th is deal is »ne-of the largest and most impor­ ta n t perhaps In th e h isto ry of retail merchandising in . Springfield In tuVlf Aaerrtralry. Tho/ Kimum© Bros. snd w ide for ■-hm 'behind i t th a t -Jti^.tnsoetieskvy of a ll qnaltSoations —honwifc dealing. I t stands ifpon* foundation oar&foily laid by that sh rew dest of a l t shrewd dry goods men ever known to Springfield— ijkfiottel John J . K innane. Careful m an ag em en t, time, libe ral adver­ tising and honest dealing has ere* a ted fo r th is g rea t fltbre t h a t which never w ill depart from it. I t is a household word w ithin a rad ius of 100 miles. Merged with th is will be tile vim and vigor of new blood. In t ih acqu isition of Mr. Sullivan the nvw com pany ,w ill p re sen t a man who has proved himself iu Spri.ftg- flt fid, Ohio, During h is stay here nowof n ine years duration, he had created two successful business en­ terprises. He is generally recog­ nized as one of the m ost competent d ry goods men in th is section of the coun try . Mr, Sullivan began Ms business career as a bookkeeper in one of the big Indianapolis stores. He was such a good bookkeeper, t rat, against his wishes, he was k^pr. a t the desk w ithou t tho oppor­ tu n ity to get down on tho fidor and learn "tho business. B u t a t the noon hour, and a t odd leisure moments, he managed to g e t behind the counter and learn the selling end. A t n igh t he would go to the store and a ssist in the m ark ing of goods. He knew no hours and had no am­ bition otherwise than to become thoroughly proficient In all branch os of the business. F inally he re a d ied th a t point Which is con­ sidered the milestone of assured success iu every m an ’s life—He had saved Thou he w<ufc to Bit- pi-rior, Wisconsin, and sta rted into business for himself, H© made a success of the business there and, an opening appearing in Springfield i>„ he decided to come here. Spring­ field people do no t need io lie told of Ms career in th is city. , T h a t he 1ms created two enterprises, both of which have been marked successes, should be eulficiciit to recommend Iti'n as a man who knows th e bus2« n - m from the ground up anil the f no *hat he was thrum© Man want- t »assume eoiitsv 1 of the big $2*50,OtO *?uri*, henceforth to be known ae t !«Kinnaii«‘HroJhers-8uHiVA»coin- p o iy , and t h a t lie is to acquire a i»if-h*tr n u e ris i in tin s Mammoth dry goods ©onci-ru, a th ftta what M *r© words cammt, to his ability and fo his repu tation a s a man un­ der whs «.* sup# rvtslon no thing as yet has ever failed, A« has h“ -n stated Ibis deal lias *■*-,n p«-ii pug for months. Home- (hisiirh*© than a year ago, a disa* ar*j^p.-nt amongf he sto^kiioUfersof ♦n« olo Kinnane Brothers Eoinpsny threw ail responsibility of fj,e in*n*K*M»ni upon the shoulders of John J, Kinnane, J r. X'/ovlouts to that Mm* the young man, the e fiy •wi of Colon*! Jahti J , Kinnane, |« d carrwd batutti* raapantiblliiy. B. F :imker, ■ dd flfe© tg- gee m every ccurJy in th« P'jvyoso ef !ustr;:eting the H* that la th e r had handed down to ho must have much tra in in b se t alioufc to find the rig h t man. This took time. In tho in terim Jo in t Humane, J r ., wrestled with the g rea t responsibility which had been ,oru«t upon him and the K in - nan* Brothers Company took no backward step. Tho hand icap which Mt». | if tho choieo wero left to. tho people, v Hof tho veto would bo -overwhelmingly for him, Effort:;, in one way have been made ; counties to obtain tho popular will. JPRielnturo have in or ©nether, > a number of an expression of Members of the several instances. came w ith the disagreement of ashed their - constituent® ■ to name their favorite. ‘Congressman Burton has teen named in every case, nearly a yea r ago was manfully ac-1 A few days ego, Representative. eepted and the youngmnn struggled j elect R. H. Anderson of Youngstown on, a ll the tune with an ©y©ou t for I lueerted a card m a ^oimgstown th e magnificent proposition winoti had been so successfully budded up by hi* father. Mr, Sullivan ap ­ peared a© a possibility. B u t Mr. Sullivan hesita ted to relinquish the prestige surrounding the enterpris­ es of h is own c re a tio n .' F in a lly the. proposition began to take tangible shape and la s t week saw tlie com­ pletion of a ll details, Springfield people will b©wonder­ fully in terested in th is merger. Springfield and Clark county to a man know both the K innane and Sullivan policy. They will, rejoice to .know th a t such a strong combi­ nation has been affected insuring in the merging of three good stores Into one, an institu tion to which all may point with pride as one of the really magnificent enterprises of Springfield and as a p lace to which all may go and receive an absolute­ ly square dea if ' *Mr, Sullivan bolds a lease on the room a t Slam and Limestone strce is covering a period of seven years and as y e t h a s had no opportun ity to sub-let it. I t is sta ted ou fairly reliable au tho rity th a t Kredel and Alexander, who have outgrown their presen t quarters will look with favor upon the Opportunity |o secure it. 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AKD OTHItt LEAOlNO 6Oft»KltVAT0ltlK« Asissri yethrilliant *#d tmwwM tone, e*qu!stt© Me, nerfkrt mlJiutr.iMt an.t .Tmali'e Hvixiniinsliii) pf»e«ft la th« ftont rank ofthe be«tImtrumenfsinsrto toAar, It is the ideal plrnim tut the home, whereit« w*iie*twi**HenefetiUare*nttreflnemrnti The J.KHJt M ’AKOtemsnnfeel'irrd under MDRATuly wwahfcconditions which lween the cost rtfprediction, end it 5:ee eehieved -M-r earres. ss ek»snf- lr.*i‘r n o « t in the market at a **ti*rfh».to:y j» i« . WJKIXK l OH CATAI, tVK AN1> m e n , He LKHH A COMPANY, (HfinuPrA^ * KfkfitDii, P g . We offer our entire stock Men's, Women’s, Boys* and Children’s Shoes at TWENTY P E Il CXvNT DIS­ COUNT from the regular selling price. Everything goes, nothing reserved. The Shoes we offer during this sale are from the wordl’s best shoemakers and need no boosting, as they have been sold in Xenia for many years. , choice by A trc:aoudu©;is mejlrity. J» Delaware county, tho Delaware Gazette conducted a voting contest, Mr, Burton received more than three times as many votes as Charles P. TfiifL Representative-elect R. A. Cohb of Trumhuil county asltcd the voters of the county to’ writs him on the ques­ tion, Blanks were sent out and were to be returned marked with the fa­ vored candidate’s name and signed. So far, Burton has been the unan- trinus choice^ Mr, Burton, according to the men who are managing his campaign, hag altogether the best of the contest. The people of the state who do not take an active interest in politics are making their presence known and they are insisting on their legislators electing him. It is generally under­ stood that Mr- Button will go into the caucus with votes to spare. It will not be due to the politicians bkt to th© people themselves. For Men Congressm an Burton’s Hobby. One of Congressman Burton’s hob­ bies is international peace. Be la a member Of the International J?arU- mentary union, organized to work for worlu-peace, and he was 1n London last summer attending a conference of the union. Stop Pains almost Instantly—Dr. Mils* Util-Pain Mila- No pad attsr-aSaota. HANAN, HOWARD & FOSTER WALK-OVER DR. REED CUSHION SOLE For Women DR. REEDCUSHION SOLE SELBYSHOE CO., KRffPENDORF-DITTMAN CO. GROVER’S Hand-Made Shoes Also the largest fiesortreem of shoes for boys and girls including Foot *Form shoes, shoes for the babies. prttsiT DISCOUNT Frazer'sShoeStore TWENTY PERCENT DISCOUNT XE.NIA, OHIO. This month’s Butterick Patterns 10c and 13c~none higher, Serial, of On* Million Word*, An advertiser in a London paper} says he lias immediate use for a "sen* satlonai serial" which mast consist* of about 1,000,069 words. The longest novel, so far. Is said to ' he George Bliot’a "Mlddlemarch,** which con­ tains nearly 029 000 words. THEVERYBEST. Have any of our readers seen a re cent copy of the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer? If not, it will pay to send for a copy, if for no other pur­ pose than to note its present great worth as ail educator in ail things that tend to Make life prosperous, and home, the happiest place on earth, The editor by asking its readers to criticise and suggest improve­ ments; and following advice thus} jbtaiued is enabled to produce a * niper that exactly^ fits needs of a •amity atul a Material aid to father, j mother and childten in reaching that higher level in social life, where content and comfort reigns supreme. Fattier obtains ample information that guides in the where, when and hoiv to regulate and increase the income f r o m h i s efforts. The mother in management of house­ hold affairs, practical economy, government of children, and other duties that makes her toil a labor of love. Children’s minds and hearts a/e freed from thoughts of questionable amusements and fri­ volities of life, and encouraged to emulate all that is helpful iu plan­ ing for a useful future in life. The Grand Idea being th a t; "As ate our Homes, so will lie the Com­ munity, State and Nation." A most desirable help, is a non- Sectarian sermon each week, as preached by that Biblical Student | Pastor Chas, T. Russell; a forcible; reminder of the ..pititnal and tem­ poral rewards gained by righteous living as preferable to a Godless) life that brings nought but miserv» to the home. * Other departments and features are above the ordinary, the unani­ mous verdict of its readers loiitig "T h e cleanest and ls*st family Weekly known to them. Sample copies stav be had by writing to th eB xg ra tsx C ompany , Ciadanatl, 0* FOAM© -TheNew Economical and Convenient SHAMPOO TABLE .T Tho use o( Foam© T ransparen t Shampoo Tar Tablet will cans© that, dull appearance of tho hasr to vanish, giving place to th a t en­ chan ting satin smoothness; the loveliness for which you have so long Bought for w ill be yours. P R IC E 25 CENTS . 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Dean & Son, livery firm has leased the bam and will sell at public sale all livery stock* Horses, carri­ ages, buggies, cabs, harness and other necessary property for tho operation o f a first-class, livery barn. Everything Must Be Sold. L.B.DEAN&SON. MARSHALLS; MEAD, Aucti. I