The Cedarville Herald, Volume 32, Numbers 27-52

s Th ese qua lities are a s rare a s th e reduction s are radical. Don’t w a it, we have all s i z e s now, if you d e ­ lay a w eek your s iz e may he gon e . s MID-SUMMEK MARK DOWN SALE! » R. S. KINGSBURY A “Sale” with us is a real sale, we mean what we say and every price we quote means good dollars saved for you. FOR ( f c l ' f C A You have choice of many B L U E S E R G E S U I T S worth $28 and $30, which we have just purchased from Hirsh, Wickhire& Co. These are S p J l J | 3 v without doubt the finest line of Serges we have ever had in the house. We also have a fine assortment of greys and greens which we bought in this special purchase This sale contains our regular stock, values from $20 to $ 35 . Sizes from 33 to 46. FOR ( t j | | Y O U H A V E A C H O I C E O F M A N Y M E N ’S A N D Y O U N G M E N S ’ . S U I T S W O R T H U P T O $ 30 ,00 FOR (t% i A n Y O U H A V E T H E C H O I C E O F T H I R T Y M E N ’S A N D t P ^ y O Y O U N G M E N ’S T W O A N D T H R E E P I E C E S U I T S B o y s ’ K n i c k e r b o c k e r S u i t s $7.60 to $ 10.00 values, marked down to.... ............................................ $6.25 $5.00 to $7.00 values, marked down to...................................... .......... $4-98 $3.50 to $1.50 values, marked down to....:........................................... $5.50 $3.00 to $3.00 values, marked down to................. ......... .......... ...... .....$U98 B o y s ’ W a s h S u i t s $2,50 to $8 Oovalues, marked down to....................... .............. ........... $ 1.58 $ 2.00 values, marked down to................ ............ ........... ,.......i.............. $1.48 $1.50 and $2.75 values, marked down to.................... .... ........... .......... $ 1,24 $1.00 and $1,25 values, marked down to......... .......... .................... ......... 89 c B o y s ’ K n e e P a n t s $1.50 and $2.00 values, now.......... ............... ....... .................................. $1.24 $1.00 and $1.25values, now............................................. ........... ............... 89c 75c values, now............................................ ......................... ...... ........ .....64c 00c and <J5ovalues, now... ........... .........................;....................... ........ „... 59c 25o values, now,—'...-......,.................-.......—.......... ..................... .............. >9c Wash Pants Included, . “M E N S ’ T R O U S E R S . Choice of $5.001* $8.00 Trousers, marked down i a . . $ 4 .9 8 Choice Of$2.50 to $3,00Trousers, marked down to..... $>.98 Choice of $8.50 to $1.60Trousers, marked down to ...,.,$3,50 Choics of $1.60 to$1.75 Trousers, marked down tu....i$f,39 S T R A W H A T S Choice of all $3 to $5 values, now— ........................... $>.98. Choice of. all $1.50values, new.................................. ..... 98c Choice of all $2 and $2,50 values, now.... .................. . $1.48 Choice of all 50c and 75c values, now............................. 39c MANHATTAN SHIRTS All $2.60 and $8 values, marked down to....... .......... $ 1,98 marked down to...................................... ............... . 89c AH$1-50 and $2 values, marked down to .......... ........ $t.59 All 75c values, marked down to................................... ,,59c AH Wilson Bros, and Griffan $1 and $1.25 values, " All 60o and 05ovalues, marked down to................. ..;„...45c UNDERWEAR AH $2,60and $3 Union Suits, now............................ $ 1.9 8 All$l Silkine values, per garment.,.....,.....,..... ..... ........... 75c AH $1.50 and $2Union Suits, now................... ....... $1.59 All $1 and $1.25Balbriggan values per garment.... ?..... 8 9 c All $1.00 and $1.25Union. Suits, now...................... ....... 89c A1150c and 65cBalbnggan values, .per garment....,...... 45c TRAVELLING BAGS and SUITCASES 2D Per Gent D iscount During th is Sa le HOSIERY $1.00 and $1,25 values in silk hose, per pair..... ..................... ....... .................................. . ................ &Qr 50o and 65c fancy hose, per pair..... ............................................................................ ............. 3 Sc. 5 pairs f* r $( 85c fancy hose, worth 50c a pair............. ........ ................................. ........ .............................................. . 2 5 c 25e fancy hose, per pair.......................................................... ................... ................. . ............. . /o*» 15c fancy hose, per pair................. ............ ............ ........ ............... ............................ ...................................... itn 10c Handkerchiefs marked down to 4 c This Sale Begins July 15th---Continues One Month, Until August 15th. R. S . K IN G SBU R Y , S S S S S S S s s s s 50 & 52 E. MAIN STREET XEN IA OHIO. toca AND PEQ 0 RAL •Hammocks, Wesf-s, Xenia, Mrs. J. E. Pierce is visiting rela­ tives in Springfield this week. J. M. Bull of Springfield was in town last Saturday on husinsss. ...................................... ■■ Rev. A. W. Blackwood will preach the coming two Sabbaths for the 11. P. congregation. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jamison of Dayton visited relatives here from Saturday until Monday. THE BIG •* a naW-i i > i ~ m as—tyiile ss? Xenia, Ohio, August 3, 4 5 and 6, 1909 Mr. and Mrs. J . H . Wolford and ami sen Ralph, attended the funer­ al of the late Nelson Shlgley in Jamestown, Tuesday. ■Newstock of Bibles and Testa­ ment*. all sizes and prices, every child should have one. West’s Book Store, Xenia. Roy MoFarlaild has taken a po­ sition to operate the motion picture , machine with the Taylor Gerupany th a t played here two nights last week. Mrs. A. (1. Evelyth and two sons, who have been spending several weeks visiting friends and relativest In Illinois, returned home last Fri * day mernhiff. Mr, and Mrs. J . W, Pollock Eft Monday for Martinsville, Ind., where they expect to remain some time in the hope of Improving Mrs. Follonk’* health. Mrs. Pollock has been afflicted with rheumatism for several years, Harry Me, one of the best borers tha t ever left the county for racing purposes was mold last week by John McLean to Dr, Cooper of Day- ton, The price la placed a t near H.ion. x.ast year he won seven of the nine races in winch he was started. K*v. \V. A, Robb, pastor ef the t nited Presbyterian church in Jamestown was given a surprise by th# members his congregation is hi-no, el his YCjfcf; birthday last Thursday, If* just receniiy com* plated his forty-sixth year as pas­ ter of bt« congregation. It will be accompanied by experts who will be prepared to explain general problems, etc. SEE THE EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT The Will Give atid there will be other Special and New Attractions. Day - - * \l $6,500 Offered for Prem ium s and Purses Tuesday, August 3 , Children Will Be Admitted Free This will be a banner day of the Fair, with Automobile Races, Mortor-cycle Races and many other attractions. Admission Only 2 5 Gents. R. R, GRIEVE Sec. I T h eB r will bo gi temper 7 political munmipa memboni will bo j candidal signed b,\ the voter Board of system tl independ election h on Septo and. will c p rim a ry« in cities. While t cal partie nate-cand peetod th. movemen and have ember el dent hoac oity gave wets in tl tioa and parties w none othe v)ew on Anti-Sale independ- ent prim. >■ in select there ma legislatio: meets ne tha t the s law' enfo local, opti In som< will be o members larly in i Clevelam . years ag beards e placed or litlcal het taking oi Now tho legs for their no . H*np«W ' j Novembi must sell ' cal boss> them In I to vote a help sole nsy-Gont Friday t! to vote f< riesas well» With this neither pa making suv. the names the ticket a County , be candu and his t la ted. A. term as a tune to hi *d tha t 1\ candidate warm tmi ty seat. J a Stiff figh' td by somett us -4 Tho Xei moctacy i column ai Governor ing this c Of patron tha t whil Republics tics to rov excellent county is publican places ha supported aid speaks plies that .tha t la ya Can bo ox Governor pati’onagi and satsci tli* partj this rco •Greene t luccessfu J«£S 0 1 ).C Babbath found th Monday an accou purpose, about tiu .Jafacatwi over the > Ha for 6 him not 51 named f« WontTnf *r tho tv] not, Cn dr-awo tl wall talu XfceuMat . pr, mh OTo .f* , las " l «$1b • ^ j*