The Cedarville Herald, Volume 32, Numbers 27-52

The Great Rebuilding Sa le of Women 's Ready-to-Wear Garments Now in Progress at this store is the B ig o e s i ^ ^ ^ Barga in Event Ever Held in This J.ocalit/ Kvprygar;r.ont in our imm«ns* and seasonable stock of women’s tub and cloth Coats and Suits, Lace Coats and LingerieWaists and.Dresses has been Marked down a t p r ice s th a t rep re sen t considerably l e s s than half, and in som e c a s e s sca rc e ly more than a third of th e ir for* mer price but w e are ob liged to g e t th e s e ga rm en ts out o f th e way builders beg in work on th e three-floor addition to our pres­ en t store* Our stock U growing smaller every day and those who wish to take advantage of this TIMELY BARGAIN EVENT must act without delay. THE CONKLE CLOAK CO ., Jf tJioy’v# r**iii’du#tmr*rt a, w iy to mak* butter Iron* * by-prtnluot of patrolaura. wtreported, wa rackon as how tli* whsaJehn I>. cm* dm a« much wf it «■ his morning 'a*k«a m fa*wants to. Senatei Aldrich attempted to r«ad Seaators Bavaridga, JJrlstow, Brown, LaFollatte, UolUver, Burk- alt, Clapp, Crawfard, Cummings, Nelson out af the B*puhU«an party because they rafussd to vote for his tariff hill. Wa baliave that whaU Prosidont Taft goto though with tho bill that they,, will hav« a great deal bettor standing as Republican* than Aldricli and wo know that thsyaro the host if »ofc the only good Republicans In the senate, 17 South Main Street, Dayton, Ohio. This sfcortf has no other Dayton Connection, OEDARVILLE, OHIO. ^ W * SoiiioxV Y our P atbokaob and promise careful and prompt attention to a ll business, intrusted to us NEWYORKDRAFT and BANKMOM. *.ORDERS’- The cheapest ait > most con­ venient way to fie . money by mall. loans. Made on H-. 1, Estate, Personal er C 'tla i Security, Banking Hi'urs i A. M. to 8 P, M. 3. W. S mith , P r -side life. U. I/. 3 MIT“I ‘ j H r- 5 m s UredWomen ■ -NSMBiBs Rwa'^twa*— , ■'dh‘-‘1 fi n-m H i f h ip r h f mm■ U m A m m tyfll m A ■ I*** m «f ltoe». Iakc fairiMl <*1111 i In«!■------*—" CHI'vCMHUJTvVKtlEjr fA^aajCyik MtLmmftifftlf h DB m I WfvClIi** ■iaMtf MM suyugaasotj^Mfe' ■ faPSvMtfeMafeys^Ua ivH CCWCHCCCU I mvw B n B p S «( kmm »Hate tried Cardot awl write erifecskutteallyel M b freal besttil te theta. Take! Areeest M trlrwHn, CfcarksBraff, oi SwMfeer, tad*» aajrae "TtafBe cas- a*t Ml htwHutchyear mm 4 » fctaekas deaeterne. Be* tare 1 begaa taktaf Cardill earidBttdaaday’iwaric. 1 tvasM wark awhileud Be taw. ItkaNdway* fire mtaata year wdatatac.* Try CarAit far sale tVWjTWMtt* ft 4* PIMPLES -1 trf#d*11>lBds„o!’M-r.a wV-ft ‘ '■ wefoaadth* right thing Of slmplM ko A bl»»k« "C ,i ha A“-i ••ntlaaing th» M* m tn » * friends,. I feel fln# whon Iii.e ta th» *K'.rniNS.. M w a ehahes to rc^attneaS mttan, « i : a 8t„Keadrtt,K, 4. DcsT for Th*5dw«l* BaiwUAt't*ewes'otvsiirttoa*yb»es; •twilac da., Chi(ata«rW,Y« SV5 JUMMttLSIl^TENM11U0NBOXES mm FOR SALE! lIou?cs and lots ia Otlaivsltc anti *ieinity. Buy before the iusli. We hs*e three or t «r desirable proper­ ties post outside the <; iporalLa limits st very i^.wnsblc prices, also 2*J to tsreesnf land. Will *dl «.ae lor t*ss thin t >j*t ol dwelling which cost tnjvm* Have tt tetitfaliy located roonv'ug house of K or M re, .ms very . heap* . l>rsale LtCtatialOliw. SAL1TH, CfJEMANS CHOPPING The CedarvUle fferalcL Ax.oo P e r Y e a r . K A ’ *1WTB V L h - - SditQfi. FRIDAY, JULY i>3, 1909, | Had your vacation yet? Better not put it off too long. The snow’ll Oe flying before long. Senator .Beveridge says he’* a protectionist, bu t not an extortion­ ist. The point is well taken. I t is now reported tha t the wild animal th a t has been causing such a scare in Clark county Is a blind tiger. i There is hope th a t the tariff ques­ tion will he off eur minds before the world's championship series begins. In 'v iew of Senator Aldrich’s kind revision of the taxiff we feel thankful th a t our la st winter’s Suit is good fer a little more service. ' The high tariff is a wonderful blessing—to some people. The kind of a typewriter (machine) thnt cosfcs us.$?5o in this country, is sold for $185 in England. But we confess we’re so obluce as te be un­ able, to see how th a t helps us any. Something tells us th a t the man who has just won the beef eating championship by devouring ten pounds of porterhouse steak a t one sitting is a man of wealth. Dos Osier was sixty years old Monday and we’re anxiously await­ ing the report of the artificial chlo- reformer a t to whether he pu t up a struggle or stood for it graceeully. jj, A yer ’ s'' Hair V igor ingredients: sulphur. Glycerin.. QuJnie., S w H ihw CM ut M. Anything injurious here? Ask your doctor* Anything of merit here? Ask your doctor.' Will it stop falling hair? Ask your doctor. WtU it destroy dandruff? Ask your doctor. ‘D o e s no t C o lo r the H a ir LOOK! What Cash or Trade will buy Saturday ’ * a 251b, sk. of H. &E. 9ugar,..$l,25 2 &}< lb. sk Washington flour,..85c 5 ib. Good Prunes............... 33c 10bars Good Laundry Soap... ..,25 25 lb. Good R ico .................. 25o 3 cans best tomatoes...............iBo Best coffee 10c to 200 per pound. Anyone of the above articles with equal amount of other goods Those are the poor man’s prices, give us a call and get while our bargalus last, - . Wm WtU Pay You for Buttar 206 tb. Wm will Pay you for Eggs 20c do z , O. M. Toivnsley, THE CORNER GROCER. ! M W m , W W , W * M M W W * NEMOCORSET 314 W i For Shor t S to u t F igures ALSO 3 5 0 TA LL STOUT \VCA , ^ ^ ^ a r - K i K i t a $ $ "-■>AEUfT5TIAP Recommended for Com­ fort and Durability, HUTCHISON A GIBNEY Bargains Received . Cotton feilieota.«*.»*««««•*»*»..*»*30c» (Full size, seam in the middle.) Large Towels,........................ 10c, 12 L2c - Kllow Cases.............. ..................... .. *« 10 c KUTCflrsop & x m t K GIVES RECITAL Avery pleasing eyent of the sea­ son came off Thursday afternoon, when Miss Lucy MacDonald gave a recital and musical a t the home of her sister, Mrs. J . W. Radahaugh on Cedar street, presenting a num­ ber of her pupils. Plane solos were rendered by the Misses Kakestraw, Shannon, Johnson, Mildred Crouse, Martha Foster, Jennie Mechling and Marguerite MoFarlaud, Russell Shannon and Shirley Evelyth, A piano duet was given by the Misses Strain. Miss Bessie Strain gave in a pleasing way, “ I prom­ ised not to tell” and N ina Shroades “What shall I name my doll?” MiSs Hazel Tonkihson favored the guests with a reading. The color scheme was beautifully carried out in the floral decorations of sweet peas and carnations and in the dainty refreshments of ice cream and cake. While the afternoon was most en­ joyable, a feature deeply regretted by all of Miss. MacDonald’s pupils, was her announcement tha t in a short time she will return to her home in Celina, whore she will spend the winter With her parents. Miss MacDonald has been with us for more than a . year, and her charming personality has endeared her to many friends who unite with her pupils in regretting to see her g<v Mr. C. M. Crouse is in Columbus today on business. Mrs. Jennie Edgar has accepted a position In Cincinnati* Mr. and Mrs, m M. Barber spent WlMtMttfdwyMAxbia. * Mr. CharUs Nssbit and family of Loveland are guests of Mrs. An­ drew Wintsr. Mrs. Gsorgi Murry of Akron, Colo., has boon the guest of Mrs. G. W< Harper, tor several days. General Gordon, ownsd by Aud­ rey Gordon, won second money in the 2;18 pace at Lima, Tuesday. 1 Mrs. Mary DuMold and Mrs. Wllliard Trouts visited Mr. Will Duffleld and wife .Jn Dayton this week. v Ice cream, dopes, oonss, home­ made cabdy at the Ladies’ Aid Society lawa fete at the rear of the opera house, Saturday evening. Rev. W. J. Robb and wife”left Monday for their homo in Bovina Cantor, N. Y., after a visit of sever­ al weeks with tbs latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sterrett, AN OPPORTUNITY. The Michigan Nursery Company, of Monroe, Michigan, one of tho oldest and most reliable nurseries in the oountry, wants a representa­ tive in this vicinity. Goed wages can be made selling their high grade trees, plants, etc. Write them today, 2fld. J . H* McHILLAN. Funeral Director and Furniture Dealer. Manufacturer of Cement Grave Vaults and Cement Building Blocks. Telephont 7. . Cedarvllle, Ohio. c PATENTS Cn*t*M.«n3Tradfe-MariSiOHilnnS*I>4*11Pit- «St1niMaiMeMk4wSMiK|N«»KSAtSPiKa' : sms ameeMceeoem u.o.i*ATtararf<es. U w*«MI**c«* »MMt ik K m llm*H»»tho»* Wruewfwni Wmftne>»». . . . B m Smokt,Smwi.Htm wftn Son. W« S4WM.HMNwO*Mee,.ao(,<rM o(, f j ? i S ^ c s r f * ,5 3 « s : -Mntft1**. ASSCMM. O . A . S N O W A O O . i aeS^nstsevOmer. wueeiasvoa. OjAj 099m lUitttUmi tVWUhw ncRN c tiyy MARBLS QRAMlTft W«RKS MNklN0lMl<H, omo All Work Done by Pneumstio Msehinery KKtiAr sa wmoox. rvercM We, M Wets1MM»^Sttwri ;) .’TAKE THIS CUT’ T h e Kdw l Y ou Ilhve- A lw ays B ou gh t, and w h ich hM he*M in u se fo r over 3 0 y ears, h a s born© th e sign a tu re <g and haa b een m ade under h is per­ son a l supervision sine© It# infancy* A llow »® ©a* to deoslv© you In this* A ll C oun terfeits, Im itation# an d « Ju st-a s-g o od ” hub E xperim en ts th a t tr ifle w ith and endanger th© h ea lth M In fan ts and Children—E xperience aga in st Experiment* What is CASTORIA C astoria is a harm less su b stitu te fo r Castor O il, Y sxe- goric, D rop s and Soo th ing Syrups* I t is Pleaswat* I s con ta in s n e ith er Opium , M orphine n or o th er H arcotie substance* I t s ago Is it# guaran tee. I t destroys Worm# an d a llays F everishn ess, i t cures D iarrhoea and W ind C olic. I t re liev e s T ee th in g tr o u b le s , cure* C onstipation and F la tu len cy . I t ai mUata* th e F ood , regu la tes th© Stomach, and B ow e ls, sav in g h ea lthy and na tu ra l sleep . T h e Children’s Fauace©—T h e M other’s F riend , GENUINE CASTORIA si-wAYs Bears th e Signature of TheKindYouBareAlwaysB ob ® In U se For Over 3 0 Years. the OCNTAVIlHBMWflV, ,TMUHRAVStdECT, HEWYO*KOITV. THE B E S T V E H IC L E S FOR THE MONEY . THE MCKAY BUGGIES, SURREYS, Spring, Road & Oil Field W A G O N S . Best quality—Select Ma­ terial. Carefully m a d e . Buitt to stand Hard Service. The cheapest in the end. Write for complete Catalog and Prices. McKAY CARRIAGE CO., GROVECITY, PA. MONUMENTS , CUTSTONE ,' STATUARY . The m en . who transfer huge blocks, -o f granite into beautiful monuments and headstones in our workshop are the most skillful; that money can procure. • " -*■ s You can depend on getting the very .finest artistic creations here—and at prices below the ordinary. With eur superior facilities and equipment, which are not equalled by any retail concern in the U. S., we are prepared as never before to furnish high grade work a t less money than inferior work will cost elsewhere. Wo employ no agents in thin territory. I f a t all Interested in any in our lino, write or- ’phone tor catalogue or if possible call to see us. Ball 'phone 30L Citizens'phone 215. Established 1861. GEORGE DODDS & SON, 113 , 115 , 117 , 119 W e s t Main S t , Xenia, O RIEDLING PIANOS embody every detail that can possibly add to the value of a riano of the very highest grade. Tho low price a t which they arc sold astonishes those compet­ entto judge of PianoValue. ‘‘Ricdling” on a Piano means highest artistic re­ sults in _tone, touch, durability and case design. Send for catalogue and name and address of our agent in your vicinity. A. I. {QEUINGPMtOCO, - Plural*, Win. ELASTIC ROOF PAINT for tin, metal, paper, felt and rubcfoiil roofs. I t proof against tho weather or rust. Absolutely non- porous. Will not crack, peel, blister or seale, Wilt ftpt evaporate Bfttst act, Is a finewater-proof* mg material, Contains no ingredients such as salt and lime which; enter Into the composition of the major part of tho so-called roof and Iron paints on tiie market to day Which have no elastic qualities and are destructive to metals and fibres, and are bound to erystalize any metal. It is germ proof. Sendfor tirtolarandprice list. Why H cipnrehast the fostwAmit eesti tiemere. T h » PALLMAN OOOP»ICi« SUI>l»I.Y CO., ron* -d u .1 a o ,W l> , fcss Meat is Healthy, The human system needs meat, not the tough\ in** digestable kind which makes it a labor for the diges­ tive organs to asimilate it, bu t the nutritious, juicy kind which gives you muscle and nerve for daily duties, G W, Crouse & Co, SutttMOf me. e. WfelMEg, V, “We recommend it; there i»n’* nay better.,. I 11 mid-Bummer you have to trust to a large degrea to your butoiier. Well Cared For Meats in hot weather are tbs only kind to buy; we have proper appliances for keeping them right, and they’re sweet and safe when sold. Don’t go meat shopping when it's hot. Buy of*us and bo eure. C. H . CROUSE, CEDARVILLE, O. /' iV.jt;A;ea*, .f&fc . *« ■’*• ^ A* W eak Heart Action There are certain nerves th a t control the action of the heart. When they become weak, the hea rt action is impaired. Short breath, pain around heart, choking sensation, pa lp i­ tation, fluttering, feeble or rapid pulse, and other distressing symptoms fol­ low. Dr. Miles H eart Cure is a medicine especially adapted to the needs of these nerves and the mus­ cular structure of the heart itself. I t I s a strengthening' tonic th a t brings speedy relief. T ry it. "For years X suffered with what I ■thought was stomach trouble, when the doctors 'told me - X had heart trouble. X had tried many remedies, -when .the Dr. Miles' almanac came Into tny hands, and X concluded to Try Dr. Miles' Xleart Cure. I have taken -three bottles, and now I am not suffering a t a ll.. X am cured and this medicine did it. X wrlto this in tho hope that It will attract the at* teptlon o f others who suffer as Xdid.’ * „„ , MRS. D. BAItRON, SOI Main St,, Covington, Ky, _ Your druggist sell, Dr. Miles* Heart Cure, and w« authorize him to return ^rlcejOfjffr*^ bottle (only) If It falla M iles Medical Co., E lkhiu .t,Im i TheBookmaltef .4 estauFant... IN THE BOOKWALTER HOTEL HIGH STREET DINING ROOM FOR LADIES UP STAIRS ALSO REST ROOM. M E A L S NOW as C EN T S . Lunch Counter on Main Floor * Open Day and Night. The Basfc of Good TTeeit in tho Cul­ inary Department. PilesorSmiles? A POSITIVE GUARANTEE te k»M«Mettt)!r*MmandiffiiewHl/car*with DR. HEBRAS UNBOID the moat Wonderful echmUflo dlKxnrmV of modemUmeelbriHewrerMtcmsofJtoalnx Pda*, ©cMma, ffetter, Balt Rheum* lUni Worn, Barber’s Itch, etc. This highly ind i­ cated antSeeptlo Balve kills the germs, re­ move* the trouble and heals the Irritation permanently. Absolute satisfaction cm *. anteed or money refunded. , „ 4 , Prloe SOci*. at Druggists, or mailed. Trial sample 3cents to oovermailing, THE 6. C. BITTNER CO., Toledo, OftHa* J ^ 'L E S w FISTULA Attn AM* DISEASES OF THE RECTUM ft* a»* *S jw o e a iw t K w l m i # • MSa d k ; j* j* M c C l e l l a n GQLUMtW, Os mrsm tirntmu.- @ T t a S M m t g * i lA A f jA||AMj^| MtaftMta T fTU ii Sold By I mm WI«Hrm«d* J