The Cedarville Herald, Volume 32, Numbers 1-26

Holton pictures .Saturday night, Mr. G, Y» 'Winter hag been on th# sick list tiiia "week. -WANEEI); Lady('l*rk. Apply *t Bird's. Mr. JoeH co tto fnear Selma died Monday night, - -STRAW H a TS a complete new •took a t Bird's, —Opera house Saturday night. Motion pictures. Ten cents. Postmaster T, N. Tarbox was in Columbus Thursday, —Rubber Mending Tissue,’ You can get It a t - At BIRD'S. Mr, and Mrs C. H, Crouse sp en t! Sabbath In South Charleston. —The children find enjoyment in motion pictures. Let them go Sat­ urday night, -i A daughter was born to Mr. land Mrs. Ohmer Burrell on Raster Sab­ bath. —POST CARDS. You will And all tho new local viewB At BIRD'S. Mrs, I, 0 . Davis and children of Cincinnati are visiting relatives. h»ve, —Steady pictures tha t do not hurt the. eyes a t the opera house on Sat­ urday night, Ten cents. .' —Jn s t received another catload of ! Locust fence posts. C. N. Stuckey & Sou, Kenneth^ Wihamson suffered a dislocated** Anger Tuesday while playing base ball: FOR SALE: Funk Bros. Yellow Seed corn and Early Ohio seed po­ tatoes, F. B. Turnbull. 2 t ! '—PAINTS. A fu ll line or colors for inside, and outside use, only IOe per can * A t BIRD’S. ' Mr. Sherman DeVough of P itts­ burg Was tho guest of Mr. Frank Townsley Thursday and Friday, The second annual Bible contest will be held Friday weeping, April t% the United Presbyterian church. —Oabbago and tomato plants of | the best variety, now ready for safe St . R. W. Ksnnom —Motion pictures in the opera house Saturday evening. An hour and forty minutes for ten cents. Mrs. Wm. Shera and nephew of | Oxford were guests of Dr. and Mrs. M. I . Marsh from Friday until Monday. The White Bear base ball team defeated th e Cedarville High School team Wednesday, tho score being 10 to 11. —Men's, Women's and Children's 'Low Cut Shoes” in p a ten t leather, wine and tan colors, in new spring styles, A t BIRD’S. Mrs. F. P. Hastings was given a surprise Wednesday afternoon In honor of her forty-Arst birthday. A number of ladies were present. Tho Greene County Corn Im ­ provement Association will meet on Saturday April 17, m Xenia, a t ftp, m. A member of tile State Board of Agriculture w ill bo pres­ ent to explain the rules of the corn contest for boys uhder eighteen years of age. Immensity of the Pacific, The area of the Pacific ocean Is about the same as tho earth’s land arta—i. c„ 55,000,000 square miles. Old People TOTOIi atftogthetts and vifcali«» Inol tone# tip the digestive organs* i assimilation, enriches the blood, i rejuvenates every organ in the y. In this natural manner Vinol foes# weakness with strength. f#**w positive it wltt benefit evwy mtsan who Will MV* It a trial. i35tftw*,HiUrdti# their immmf * « om §y & m * | KINNANE’SANH^SULLIVAN’S ------ SPR 1 NGFIEID, 0 HI 0 KINNANE’SANrSULUVAN’S Great After Easter Sales That Mean Money Saved Home Keepers‘and Home Savers will now be busier than ever. The Easter demand for dry goods should be greater than ever, The real Spring buying is just on. This is the best and brightest Dry Goods Store in, Springfield, Ohio. Here are tens of thousands of dollars worth of new goods—a stock unexcelled in this community. The resources of our three stores now in one enable us to sell in very great quantities to the undoubted benefit of our customers. , *•**•.** «*»■ Irft-**. ^ Smartest Suits in / Springfield A SALE 0F 8&ESS G00DS-D0MESTICS-SPRING COTTONS *s\ Hundreds of women looked elsewhere before Easter—only, to come and buy here—making ours the biggest suit business clone this spring itr SpriugfiielU, Ju st come here and look—our gar­ ments’ style and moderate prices will do the rest to win you as a customer. . 80 Su its Now Reduced for After-Easter Clean-Up In. the season's newest models and shades—of finest Worsteds, Plain Sergeis, Satin Cloth and Novelty materials. Tailored in absolutely high­ est class manner and superior to the usual custom work. Those heretofore $18.50 $20 and $22.50 a t . . . , $16.50 Those heretofore $25 and $27.50 a t ........ ........... $18.50 18,000yarda^-ReguIar 6oto $1,25 values, now ..................45£c to 89o Wool Satina In Shadow stripes, the most exclusive spring shades Value 66c, per y a r d ............... ,49o Striped Serges in subdued street shades, exceptionally good looking. Value OOoper yard..,.50c Cream Storm serge, 50 inches wide, English worsted finish. Value $1.25 per yard ............... 89c, Rough Silks—more fashionable than ever, 16 shades, all most correct. Value 59c per yd .....,.45o Colored Pongee silk, a most beautiful collection of these in all shades th a t have the call this spring. Value 85c per yit....69q 27-incli P lain Silk and Linen better than Ind ia Silk tor wear and richer looking by far, in 50 different shades Value 45c yd..290 Our best Foulards—and we handle only the best make In' the world. Ohen&y Bros..-continu ‘d Underprices, Value two yd.. 59c W ash Goods .'Corded White Madras with neat figures or stripes In black or red. Value 12J£c» very special per y a rd ........ ................... ......... 8e French Lena Suitings, sold by no other store in Springfield, 48 inches wide, in all the fashion­ able spring shades. The finest Tub suitings we have ever known Real value 45cper ya rd ......... 29c Economy Linen, all colors and white, generally sold for 25o per yard ... ........................................ 17c We offer our entire sfook of 12jjjC and 15c dress Ginghams; th a t means a selection of more than 700 pieces per yard..........lie Claremont Batiste, several pieces of these famous goods, shown by no other .store, value 15c per yard .............................lg#c Imported French madras, pon­ gee, finish, highly mercerized in designs unique and plain; im­ ported to sell a t 89o per yd, spec­ ial per y a rd ... ............................ 17 c Domestics Alabama cheviots, the most reliable and the best kuown shirting in the United States, value 10c per yard................ ctyc Cbambray Ginghams. 100 pieces of these goods now so much in demand, all colors," including pinks, blues, grays, tans, greens, reds etc, value 8J^c a yard........5c The best and heaviest Apron Gingham in America, plenty of the small blue checks, value 7c per y a rd .....................................;6c Light blue calicos, the well known Calcutta brand of goods, big variety of patterns, value 7c, per y a r d ... ................. !........... 4%c ' Finest quality of l)L brown Muslin, always sold for Sc >per yard a t................... .................. & }£c *41 ■T V Our 'Beautiful Hats „Wer« seen on hundreds of pretty heads last Easter day. H a ts —exclusive ‘models from $5 to $20 are received daily from tho New York makers. M oderate Prices together with the fact tha t we sell only one hat of a particu- style—no duplicates —brings us theJBIGGEBT AND BEST MILLINERY BUSINESS IN SPRINGFIELDA—COME! — LOOK, 1000 YARDS $1.35 WILTON VELVET CARPETS NOW 98c. Think of i t—a room taking 80 yards can be carpeted a t a sav­ ing of $15.00. *’ ' $15.00 Brussels Rugs, good styles, size 9'x. 12feet,- special this week..................................................................................................$12.98 $18.00 Brussels Rugs, extra quality, size 9 x 12 feet, special this week....................................... ..................................................$14.98 $25.00Brussels Rug9 highest quality, new styles, size 10-0 x 12 feet gcTat.................................. ................................ ....................... $18,50 90o Brussels Carpet, herders to match now styles, special now * t............ ...................................................... ............................ ...05c yard 25o Japanese Cotton Warp Matting, new patterns special .................... ............................. ...........................!................. I9e.,..yard Y ea r carfare, pa id both waps on purchases o f $15 dr over under th e p lan o f th e M erchan ts’ dissociation. LOOK AT OUR PRICES. Best Bargain Basement of House Furnishings in Middle Ohio We Undersell all Usual Prices OUR OW N AND S U L L IV A N ’S B A S EM E N T N OW COM B INED H ER£ . 5c 200 large rat'trap# else where 50c. Sale....... ... 12-Tooth Malleable R a k e s , Scrub Brushes, good, double braced handle strong ones........—...... * Special sale.— ..................... J7C Spading Forks, 4 tines, - Whitewash brushed J6o 11-Tooth genuine stbel rakes, regular 85c value. Sale....... OoC kind. Sale.......... ..... best hardwood,handles, Special sale....,....... "*>c Steel polished blades, extra goo'd quality garden hose 96o value, sale price........ . T7C Heavy Wire Carpet b e a t-. ers. Special......................... Uc Garden spades, regular 50 cen t value, square point, 1-pieca steel, Sale. 45c Tack Hammer. Special ........... SW Ciurpet Tacks....... Four boxes Matting Tacks'.......,............................... ...5C -Mrs. Potts' Irons, consists of 8 irons, nickel plated stand 0 and handle a t .................. . ©9C ,12 Boxes Matches to case 29c • ' ■. ,■ 10 c 25c Toilet Paper, about 1,000 sheets’ to roll, sale.... ...... .... 2,000 sheets Toilet Paper per roll...;....... ........................ , 4c 74 c Mop Stick with heevy , W all Paper Cleaner, spring. Special............ ......... 9C three boxes....................... 25c Swift’s Pride Washing * Envelopes, per package, 25 powder, lb. package. 6 .1-20 in package, ? ' Per cm Z lZ l'Z Z ......I .; $C 10c The Cleanser Washboard, full -to 7 *M nDlfl Y h 8 Bar# ^ P in t Cans Varnish . hWa’ 11o tegular T6o article6 ? .................... .................... *....... S9c ■ Rainbow Finish, all col- quart Pans, value up to 25o Folding Curtain atretcher*^ ors, 1-quart cans............. 54 c Speolal ;............... ;...... „..;= 4 0 c t h e ‘‘No Bag’* tl d d j nfekel plated Swifts’ pride Washing Powder Granite Pie and Cake Pans plus; regular 98c vAlue, „ regular Cc packages. Spec- _ regular 10c value. Special....... 09<3 lal' ...................................... 3 ° Special at,............. .................. 5 c ; / Soap. Large bottle good Ammonia .:................... ........... ,.8c Household Meat Saws, Id-inch good steel blade; 25c val- - ne, •special........................... . 17C Mr. Arthur TownBley has been I r - busy this week nioving the Mitchell f bouse purchased tby Mr, Robert Bird. JOBE BROTHERS & CO ................. Xenia, Ohio. REDUCED PRICES ON FINE TAILORED SUITS All our Fine Tailored Suits, including the very best styles, colorings and materials shown th is season reduced from 1-3 to 1*2 to close. About 100 Choice Suits to select from in sizes 32 to 44 inches; colors: black, navy, browns, greens; tans and greys* Ladies’ all wool Suits tha t were $12.50 and $15; full silk lined coats, good selection, reduced t o . .»<$9.95 Ladies’ Fine Tailored Suits th a t sold a t $20 and $22,50 in the newest materials, reduced t o , .......... . ,$14 75 All our finest Tailored Suits th a t were $25, $27,50 and $30; perfect in every detail, reduced t o . , . . $ 1 8 . 7 5 FINE MILLINERY AT DRY GOODS PRICES Our Millinery is marked on the basis of Dry Goods th a t means fine Millinery a t a saving. Choice new Trimmed Hats fin the latest shapes and colorings a t . ............. .$ 3 . 00 , $3.50, $4,00 and $5.00 TAILOREDSHIRTWAISTSAT $1.00 A very special waist a t a very popular price, $1. TheyHre in plain white and white with neat Hack stripes, aw a ist you would expect to pay $1.50 for* Fine Lingerie White Waists, handsome trimmings a t $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.50, i I i-\; i'i H ; t V' i i ill! ; iJ i H ■v. -If you arc m need of a sa lt oome ami take a look a t our#. Wo are prop*rc<l fc0 y°« out in sfl,a* non’# choicest patterns a t $tb to $15. A t BIRDS. V 0 Dr. E, C, Oglcshec ami family at- temlod tho wedding of Mr. Ralph Noeld to Miss Florence Wright In Xonia, Thursday evening. Mr. H. N. Coe, R»v, Brownlee of Clifton ami ltev. W. R. Graham of Yellow Spring# attended a meeting of the. Presbyterian Presbytery In Plqua Monday and Tuesday. . Garden Seeds, all varieties In bulk. Seed Bweofc Potatoes. Early Ohio's and Early six weeks, Heed Potatoes, Onion Bets, yellow 8 qts for Me AfcBIRD’B. The village council in Jamestown turned down tho proposition of Junk Bros, of Chilllcotho to install aWftterwork plant, the village to nso bo many lire plugs each year, I t is expected tha t council will ask for an especial election for tho i^Sue of bonds to . puj> in a municipal plant. NOTICE. Tho Kentucky Feather Mattress Co, Is located north of the postofilce and I#prepared to do all kinds of work. We do not RENOVATE feathers, wo wash them and dry them with hols compressed air. Tills company comes with tho best recommendations, All work guar­ anteed. Kentucky Feather Mattress# Co. Mr. W. R. Baker, to keep abreast with the times lias purchased a new Franklin automobile This makes Mr. Baker’# th ird automobile of the same make in th a t many years. There will lie no more meetings of the Good Roads Association until tlie second .Saturday In July. Jesse Taylor and O. E. Bradfuto address­ ed the association Tuesday. The Kentucky F#ath#r Mattress Go. lias rented th# Cron## room am] opened for business. Their adver­ tisement else where will give the desired information. Prof, W. K. McCh«#ney and wife entorlalncd a number of friends last Friday evening in h«tmr of Miss Olive Blair who t* attending the oulteg# of Musi# in UiaMnaati. SPECIAL Sa le Gas RANGES I f you wish to bo convinced tha t wo show the largest assortment of Gas Ranges, the best make you should visit our Gas Range Department and attend the demonstration. Wo showyou a Range th a t wo will guarantee to save one-third in the cost of maintenance, S-Hole Elevated Hot Plate for either gas..................... 8-Hole Elevated for either g a s .................. D-Holo Ranges, 18-inch oven.... 4*Hole Ranges, 18 -ineh oven.., 4-Hole Q,uiok Action 16-inch oven............. .................... 4-Hole Quick Action Range, 16-inch oven tff f I*A and broiler....... eP 1 O eO U 4-Hole Platform and elevated oven and broil­ er Range...... $5 .50 Hot Plate ... $ 7 .0 0 $ 1 0 .1 5 $ 1 1 .5 0 . Range $ 14 .2 5 $ 3 1 .5 0 The burners used in all these Ranges are the cel­ ebrated Nonpariel burn­ ers, and 'will save you i in your gas bill. We have the Indirect Action Burner. No uuaonaumed ga# to en ter into your f o o d . All combustion is on t h e outside of the oven, and the fumes enter the flues through tho oven wall. Each range <s a fine baker FREE! ALL GAS RANGES CONNECTED FREE OF CHARGE AT ABOVE SPECIAL PRICES Jt? m & x U j L A THE M. M. STORE, We pay the freight, ■m 109*111 E. 5th at., Dayton. A ll prices In plain figure*' CASTOR IA For InfantsandCMtdrsn. D m Kind You Han Always Bank! Dears th* 8i£hftt«re of Th* L**t*r Kvll. The colored boy employed by a Now fork lady was named Lycurgus Jones. "Lyetirgtis is a rather long name,’- alio said to him; "supfose 1 call yon tins for short." "Ah doesn’t like nick­ names," he replied*. "If you doesn’t hk? hycurgtts, you km call me Jonesey." She calls him Lycuigus, J* a McniLLAN* Funeral D iteetir ami Furniti Dealer. Maiuiiaetuter of <>m« Grave Vaults and Cement Build! Blocks, Telephone 7. Cedarvillrr, nido.