The Cedarville Herald, Volume 32, Numbers 27-52

\ Look for the sign! Ma.k#* tit* \ mistake. Note the price F a — . ............... '.IrMMy81 *JL ~ every article. \ SEMI-ANNUALCLEARANCESALE Began Saturday, July 24th, and -is now a t Its Height. i . . Sweeping price reductions in every department. A positive saving of from 35c to 50c on every dollar’s worth of goods during this sale. Profits obliterated-cost not considered. Qur unalterable rule not to carry goods over from one season to another com* pels us to make this sacrifice. Every article, no matterhow desirable, must be sold within a short time, nothing reserved. Our already established reputation for veracity and square dealing is a guarantee for this statement. Every economical, value -know* ing man or woman will certainly take advantage of this sale. Bear in mind tha t we have no old stock,^everything is new and up=to=date. M SUITS for Men and Young Men Up-to-date in every particular. . ’ . ' ’».< Regular price $7.50, sale price........ $4.65 Regular price $10.00, sale price.,... $6.85 Regular price $12,00 sale price.....,,.$7.65 Regular price $15 & $16.50 sale.... $10,00 Regular price $20<&$82.50sale..... $14.48 Boy’s 2-piece Suits Regular price $2,60 & $8 sale price,.$1.75 Regular price $3,50 &.$4sale pricen$2.45 Regular price $5.60 & $6.50 sale.....$4,10 Boys’ Wash Suits - Regular price 65c & 76c sale price„„.38c Regular price $1.00 $1,25 sale price, „6ffc Regular price $1.50 $2 sale.... ....$1.14 Boys’ Knee Pants Regular 25c and 85cquality sale.......18c Regular 60c and 7fic quality,sale....,.,.. 89c Mens Trousers Regular $1.50 and $1.75 values sale..$l,18 Regular $2.00 yalues, sale price,....,$1.35 , Regular $3.00 values, sale p r i c e $2.15 Regular $($.50and $4 values sale......$2.65 Regular $5 and $5.50 values sale.;....$8,45 Men’s Balbriggan Under­ wear. Regular price 25ct sale price.....1,...-... 18c Regular price 50c, sale price 37c Regular price 65c, sale price 48c Regular price $1, sale price 78c Mens Dress Shirts Regular 50c values, sale price,.—,..... 37c Regular 65c values, sale price,....,...,..,43c -Regular 76c value, sale price,.... .1,,..69c Regular $1. value, sale price ......,.,.78c Regular $1,60value, srle price.......,$1.14 Men’s Night Robes Regular 76c quality, sate price,, ...... 68c Regular $1 quality, sale price..,........89c Men’s Half Hose Regular price 10c, sale price 7c Regular price 45c, sale price....... .......He Regular price 26, sale price—..,..,-....... ..................................18c or 3 pair lor 50c Regular price 5Qc, sale price,...,.,...... ,39c Men’s SuspenJers Regular price 29c, sale price.............18c Regular price. 85c, sale-price,,,.........,28c Regular price 60c, sale price............. 88c Men’s.Belts ............18c- yiSSCv:- Men’sHandkercheifs White and colored............... ,,,.,..8 for 10c Regulars for 85c,sa!e price.......... 8c Men’s Soft and Stiff Hats $3 and $3.60 quality, sale price, —,.,$ 2,411 Former price 26c sale price,.... . Former price 36c sale price.—,.—. Former price 60c sale price.... . Former price 76c sale price,2 ..,„.„ $8,60 quality, sale price............... ,..$1.73 $2,00 quality, sale price...... ............,..$1.38 $1,60 quality, sale price.—.,______ 96c Choice of any Men’s or Boys’ Caps Reguiajr 75c( 60c, and 36cqualityforJJSc Choice of any Straw Hat at Half Price Ladles Wash Suits Former price $3.98, sale price,....... $2,48 ' A few left of$6.60 and $7.50 quality, Sale . price,,,—...,,,,.— ...........................„$3.09 Wash Skirts Former price $1,23 sale price.,......... 79c Former price $2.00 sale price..........$ tl9 ■' Chiffon or Panama Sk irts- Former price $3,00 sale price.,,.,,..,.., $1.98 Former price $4.00 sale price.,..,..... $2,95 . Former price $6.60sale price,..,...—..$8,7$ Former price $7 and $7.60 sale .;....,,.$4,95 Former price $8.50 sale price.—,.... $6.25 . Voile Skirts Regular price $10.50 sale price,......$8,26 Regular price $12, $18. sale price,..,$0.45 Regular price $16, $16 sale price,.,$11.75 Ladies Waists Regular $1.25 value sale price......... ,.78c Regular $1.60 and $1.76 value sale,..$1,14 Regular $2,25and $2.60 value sale.,..$1.65 Regular 6 value sale price..........’..,.$1,85 Regular $4.50 and $5value, sale......$3.65 Ladies’ Muslin Underwear Gowns Regular 75c value sale price ..... „59c Regular $1.00 value sale price...........78c Regular $1.50 valve sale price—,...,,..$1.14 Regular $2.00 value, sale price....... „$1.06 Sk irts Former price 76c sale price....,........... 63c Former price $1 sale price,...... ......... ,78c Former price $1.50 sale price...... .....$1.14 Corset Covers Good quality.............. .........1..............*18c Regular 50c quality........ ...................38c Regular 76c and $1 quality....!............ 59c Ladie’s Vests - Regular 10c quality.!—... ...........7c Regular 15c quality................. _..,.Uc Regular 25c quality.... ............... 18c Ladies’ Hose Regular price iQc, sale price.............. 7c Regular price 15c, sale price.... ■Regular price 25c, sale price.,.....— ,lgc Regular price 35c, sale price.............. 27c Regular-price 60c,sale price...............88c Infants’ Underwear To cjose 6c a garment. Corsets The celebrated Kabo Regular $1,00 quality,,,... ............... 89c Regular $1,60 quality,,,,.................... $1,14 L. 8 M. Men and Wooten Outfitters i-’MLfHBi1-I l f ” 1 Street,' XENIA, OHIO. HcGULLOUGH’S LIFE SAVING BLOOD PURIFIER A Speedy And'Safe Remedy fo r a ll DiseasesofttmSkinandBlood. Restores Vitality, Renews Strength, Cleanses and Enriches the Blood."An especially valuable remedy for Roils, Carbuncles, Erysipelas, Tumors, Cancerous Humors, Ulcers, Ringworms, OldSores, Scrofula, SyphiliticAffections, ScAifulou# Humors, Blotches, Pimples, Pustules, Balt Rheum and nil diseases arising from impure blood or low condition of the system. Especiallyrecommended for all forma of RciadcRJkeaBaatlsnL. - PRICE, ONEDOLLARPER BOTTLE. FORRALE BY DRUGGISTS. HffftMffechirMihy MCCULLOUGH CHEMICAL GO., Kenton, TonnossM. THE HIGH GRADE LEHR PIANO IS USED AND ENDORSED BY Timtrawl OtMsrvstsnr ef R**tc, lit# YsrfcOKy. TI v M FMMMVhBlliA Bf FhHdMlBlBflhl £ UfajAawsaLamA- ^ laai^#a'fSU*aaa TkSfasMs Cess*n*t«j at Masts, P m M s , Osis, ANO OTHER LKADINQ OOMSERVATORIK* AswMtyattxfi>i«at sad bowsrM tons, sxqoiaiCa m , w rS il adfrtaattat aad d*r*W* WockmaoiMp plaoeAbt UttftMttMktftittbMtiBrtraitavUmad* lo-< 5 *y. It is the Meal ptaoo fhr tbs home, wbarait* yewsess it astea ofcarters aad rsflasamat. n i i f i i S F U i r U m coat ofprodaotion,__________ la fta auudMi at a **tkfce*ory price- H« LEHR & COMPANY, ManuPis/ - Easton, Pa. ats TRY OUR JOB PRINTING J t — Diily-Mm.ClevelandandCedarPoint-Daily «M*M tM alHriset saaetmdei, U m m, safest **!»**«* ***Mta* STEAMER EASTLAND **ti* «*»o«OKr«jon«U. OLo«r.»irf.lt. ; m M & m CfWmNHPa , ■ s itifc tf Soma Pacta. About This Mystarlsua Foros of Natura. U g h ta ia ^ is Bill! more or lew a mystery. We can imitate i t on. a small Beale in th e lalroratory, bu t ita gigantic manifestations in the sky and its wonderful vagaries make the wisest savants shako their heads. We know, a t any rate, th a t light­ ning ia the electric discharge a t high tension between masses oppo­ sitely electrified. Every little parti­ cle of moisture in the air carries a charge, and when the particles coalesce in a cloud their electricity collects on the surface un til the tension becomes enormous. If. two clouds are oppositely electrified they will bombard each oilier un til equilibrium is established between them. I f th e opposition is between the surcharged cloud and an object on the ground a terrific ho lt passing between tlio earth and th e sky will relieve th e electric strain without regard to th e well being of any creature th a t stands in'The way. A lightning flash often darts fo r miles through the air. I t begins with a discharge between two ad­ jacent particles. The next particle receives the shock and transmits i t to its nearest neighbor, and tlms i t rushes on, zigzagging along th e line of least resistance nn til the unbal­ anced energies are restored to equality. The way of lightning is & crooked way When th e path is long, because th e distribution* of ! th e electric charges in the clouds is irregular. The positive seeks the negative and rushes to its embrace wherever i t finds it, Tlio eye is n o t quick enough to unravel a lightning stroke, h u t pho­ tography can do i t to a certain de­ gree, and photographs prove th a t the pa th of tile discharge is a waving line. Kb discharge oeeura un til the tension has reached the breaking jvoifi; - i. e., tlio point where the r e ­ sistance of the a ir can no longer re ­ strain the force of the gathering charge. j What m ight be called the inner !structure of a lightning stroke is a | marvel, Professor Henry proved j th a t every stroke is an alternating | current, the oscillations occupying <hut a few millionths of a second, j while th e duration of the flash may be a considerable fraction o f ft sec* o inV -O a rrc tt P . Serviss in Now York American. 8»m« Odd Ward*, "Topsy ta rry ”—-when things sre in confusion, they are said to be [tepsy tnrvy, an expression derived from the way in which tu rf for fuel if placed to dry on it* being cut, Tub aurxaee in ine ground m pared.' off with th e heath growing upon it, and the heath is turned; downward and left some day* In th a t state th a t the earth may get dry before i t is carried away. I t mean*, there­ fore, really “ top ride tu rf way,” ’“Coxcomb?*' is a corruption of cock’s comb, which ia considered as tiu unnecessary* part and J s always cut off from game birds and only suffered to grow on those of th e barnyard breed; hence coxcomb is a ridiculous fellow, who pays more a t­ tention to decoration of his person than to the improvement of his mind. ‘Tlurly burly” denotes confusion or tum u lt and is said to owe its ori­ gin to two neighboring families, Hurleigh and Burleigh, who filled their part of the country with con­ test of violence. Th« Jrt*p*raW# Ltcs, “What has happened to mo?” asked the patient when he had re ­ covered from th e effects of th e ether. “ You were in a trolley car acci­ dent,” said th e nurse, “and i t has been found neiestary to amputate your righ t hand,” He sank back on the pillow, rob­ bing aloud. “Cheer up,” said tire nurse, pat­ ting him on the head; “you’ll soon learn to get along all righ t with your left hand.” “Oh, i t wasn’t th e loss of the hand itself th a t I t r u thinking of,” sighed the*, victim. “Bu t on the forefinger was a itrin g th a t my wife tied around i t to remind m« to get something for h e r th is morning, and now ITi never ha abi* to remember what i t Healer. was.”—Cl*v«land Plain What *H»’a a fcrfek” The common phrase “He’s a brick!” is first found in Plutarch. The expression impliaa any form of admiration. The Spartans, quick witted and noted fo r their repartee, were early trained in both schools. They were men of f a r Words and fewer laws and embodied in short phrases their admiration, dislike or appreciation. I.ycurgus was not only a man of few words, bu t quick action. On being asked, “Should Sparta lie inclosed?” an invasion of the enemy bring expected during the time of war, ne replied, “A city is well fortified which has a wall of men instead of b rid e” TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR GREAT-BEFORE-THE- PAIR-BARGAINS! In H ig h -G l a s s C l o t h i n g This is to be a general clean-up of odds and ends—odd sizes, one, two or three of a style, which we are trying to close out in order to make room for our Fall lines, and which we are offering to late buyers at the exceptionally low prices quoted! Men’s and Youths’ Suits. Knee Pant Suits. $22 and $25 Suttft for,..... ......... ........... .....$17.28 $0 and $7 Su its f o r ........................ ....... $4.76 $18 and $20 Suita for................. $4.50 anil $5 Su its fo r......... ............... $15 and $10.50 Suita for............ $8.60 and $4 Suits fo r............. . „ ......... 1.95 ........$1,05 $13 and $13.50 fo r........ ............. $2 Su its for........... ........ ..................... $8 fcnd $10 Suits for................. $2,50 Suits fo r... ................... ............... akAUMuawu u u u vlr Sil&VJ ' $18 values, small sizes O D D P A N T S . $ 4 . 2 5 $6 And $8,69 PfttttS f u r ......................................$1,76 $81’ftntB for....................... ?i,uvah« $3 P an ts for......................................$3,75 $2.60 P an ts for............... $3.00 And $4 Pan ts fo r........................ 0 . .........$2.73 $2 Pant* for....................... $1.60 Suits for ■................................................... $ i,i 9 ..........$1.96 .........$1.65 ..........$1,48 All Two-Piece Suits at One-Half Price. 20 Per Cent Discount on Furnishing Goods This sale will commence Thursday, July 2d, and continue until Saturday night, August 34th thus giving you a ehanct to bs properly f i t t s i out for "the Gtcenfc County Fair or your vacation trip *V otwatWwiif oomw m m mn ***** AMtMt tit* MtiW « $*aWMr 90& ****** Or. tiftM* W m % mm JWR* *** •oftAtiMttat. •§ t war $ i * im Mao otattal U M M i UN* WrWmm MRP NH|f HALER, HAINES & HIGINS, I 33 East flain Street, Xenia, Ohio. t I; : ,i v 6'