The Cedarville Herald, Volume 33, Numbers 1-26

i \ s s t s s s s THE BAD WEATHER Th e past few weeks has had its effect on our “Quit Business Sa le” and we have decided to cut deeper into the prices to _ move these goods while the weather is more favorable. Our stocks of Men’s Suits and Furnishings and Women ’s Coats and d Dresses are hardly broken and we are yet able to fit most any one. Th is sale means much to the buyers of clothing in that j never before have such qualities and prices been put before the people, KEEJP THIS SALE IN MIND The New YorR Clothing Co LooK fo r th e “Quit B u s in e s s Sign In the W indows Store open Every Evening 36 E.AST MAIN STREET , = GOODS SOLD AT 50c ON THE DOLLAR - ALL FIXTURES FOR SALE •9 XENIA, OHIO. Antioch Chautauqua C o llege Campus, Yellow Spr ings, 0, June 18-26, Inclusive. Place—An ideal spot for intellectual recreation, famed for its history and its beauty. Convenience—Ko pains have been spared to make the fourth year the most convenient for all patrons. Grounds of easy accessjby teams, autos and footmen, by sep­ arate gates to avoid all confusion. TToneed of leaving grounds for water or food, either forman or beast. -- Time—The ideal time for such an outing is the latter part of June,.'.' . Attractions—The program for IffWexeeeds those of all pre­ vious yfers in the representative character. Each performance is Its own recommendation.' George It, Stuart has no equal in his role since the death of Sam Jones. ■ ■ Governor Glenn is America’s mote passionate orator. Governor Hoch lias won tho fight of the last decade. Elbert Hubbard is quoted around the world. Amherst Qtt Is at the head_of the Modern Lyceum Move­ ment. . Chas.Tyndall, the wizard of modern science, wireless teleg­ raphy and radium. Mrs. Lonora Lake, the modern Mary A. Livermore. Bob Seeds, the farmer’s friend and orator, Ames in his wonderful handling of a hive of bees before the audience. Hr. Ghaa, S. Bond, the Tuberculosis export. Dr. "Wishari tho eminent Pittsburg divine. Bev. Arthur W, Evans, recently from Wales,on “Democracy agd Aristocracy’-' : The Houatons, in their numl reading stunts. / Miss MaudeWillis, the reader, / ' . MCSIC. _ • ■ The Howc-Xeigler Concert Co,,'in two concerts. Jeannette Durno, the famous Chicago pianist. Kellog-Haines Singing party, without a suporiorln the land. The MacDonalds, none better. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. ' . Shakespeare Day—Tlie OoburnJPlayers, afternoon and even­ ing. As You Like It—The Merchant of Venice. Do nut miss the attraction that has won great favor in .oyer fifty colleges ami universities and.at least 150 country clubs of the United States Season tickets, $2.50. S, D. FESS, Manager [ Ladies Extra D5BOH3D& M ouid m pai nT ‘"naiT Ultl M m f PURE PAINT It made from pure materials. Yon hear a great deal, now-a-flaya, about TURD PAINT, but what yea want to know Is-—are you getting g j GOOD PAINT For paint to be GOODmust be PtfRU i n g B H I G H eg’ W h FM i i i t U \ LiaiJID*JPAINT Is Both Pure and Good PURE bsemis# It !s made from pure materials—-PURE WHITE LEAD, HIRE 2If«}, PURE LINSEED OIL AND PURE COLORING MATTER, GOOD—-beams* theee pure materials are compound* *d la exact, mathematical proportions by an expert PAINT CHEMIST aud then ground and mixed by pow­ erful Machinery until n is m Juet the proper condition Our Entire Line of Ladies $2.50 and $3 Pumps and Oxfords Fourteen styles, Patent, Dull and Tan; all sizes, Your choice while they last $ 1.95 Also $4.00 Line of White Cloth Pumps and Ox­ fords for GREATCHAUTAUQUAPROGRAM WALK OVER BOOT SHOP No Old S to ck -A ll New Spring and Summer . 1910 S ty le s 5 East Main Street, SPRINGFIELD, 0. For many years the Miami Valley Chautauqua lias been offering pro- granfs of unusual merit. Tho Fif­ teenth Annual Assembly to he held July 15 to August 1st, will appeal to many as havingeclipsed all efforts Roger’s Concert Band and Orches­ tra, with more experience.than any other baud in oxi tenco, wilt give concerts each day. The Bible and Sunday School work will be' in charge of Dr* J . G, Huber, of lione- brake Seminary, Div H. T. Zell, the eminent, Bible scholar whoso writ­ ings and addresses have done' so much to stimulate interest in Bible work, Dr. E. L. Eaton of Chicago Dr. Phillip Vollmer, Central Theo­ logical Beminary, Prof. G. Freder­ ick Wright of Oberim College, Dr. Wm. Spurgeon of London. Mr. Lee Frances Lybargor, mem­ ber of the Philadelphia Bar, will give a course of lectures on the Tar-, iff and will also conduct round table discussions on the satbe. Dr. E. L. Eaton will give a course of astro-* nomica) lectures. His work appeals to the masses. He will have a large Clark telescope for the free use of patrons. Dr. Spurgeon will give a course of lectures on English Poeti- tical Life. Miss (Jeorgone Faulkner, better known as the “Story Lady," | will tell stories to ti children and !also meet with parents aud teachers !giving Instruction how to «eU<ot and toll stories. lire . Martini and assis­ tant will conduct the Kindergarten department. Mrs. 3*1. II. Baker with assistant teachers will have charge of the art school. Prof. C. W. McClure, the Ohio Teacher’s Beading Circle. Athletic and aqua­ tic sports will occur dally. Miss Bertha Bwops, a graduate ot New Haven School of Gymnastics and in charge of work in Cleveland Public Schoolswill have charge of tho Boys and Girls Club work. Dr. Byron W. Kiug President of King's school of Elocution and XXprsssion, wilt give a course m fShnkesperean read­ ings and assisted by Mrs. Inez Todd and his corps of efficient teachers will conduct tho School of Elocution and Expression, Dr. Caroline Gei- sel with trained assistants, will give a course of Health Lectures and conduct a Home Nursing depart­ ment and Domestic Science depart­ ment. Prof. P, G. Holden, of tho State Agricultural College of Iowa, who knows more about corn than any other living man, will give two full days instructions on corn aud agricultural work. Besides these courses there are' daily lecture* and entertainments by the brstlnown talent, among which is Hon. Wm. J. Bryan, 33. A.Steiner Dr.’Curtw Ic e Laws, Bishop T. C. Carter, Birtmp J. M. Walden, Chi­ cago Giro club, Tyrolean Yodlers and Alpine King' r.-', I)r, Tlioci. Green, Woman SuffrageDebate bySon. Gil­ liland of Iowa aud and Mrs. Von Potzoid, The Houstous in Magic and Mimicry, Cirldlio'.s Famous Italian Band, Sui, Theodore B. Burton, Rev. Geo. It. Stuart, Sen. J. P. I)ol- llvor, Gov, It. B. Glenn, The Nev Zealanders, Dr. J. M. Driver, llov. D. A. Polling. ’ . Full illustratad program may in obtained by writing to tho Genera 1 Manager, F. Gillian Cromer, ID 4 N. Main Street, Dayton, O. \ P $ il IT i Vi i f g I* Look Who Is Coming Amusements! Amusements!! Amusements!!! Ehrings MammothMerry-Go-Round MONEY CANNOT BUY A BETTER PAINT THAN HANNA’SGREENSEAL The Paint possessing every essential quality. Nothing in It but what should be there. Nothing 1 lacking that wiH Improve It. Pigments scientifically combined, and finely ground in Purest Linseed Oil. , U The-Made to Wear Paint” that outwears all others, and that In wearing away does so gradu-i| ally leaving a perfect surface for repainting* FOR SALE BY & KERR & HASTINGS BROS, Ohio’s roads would circle tho orth Hivtc viiaa three aud & half timer) if Buy wore to bo placed around it according to the nev/ volume of county road maps pre­ pared by Janus C. Wonders, State .Highway Commissioner, who says tho mileage is fed,B01. Tim includes both improved and tmimpi-uvcd fends Mercer County with a mileage of luio tho most, and Washington County, in second with a mileage* of 1,623miles. Lata* County, with 431! tailed has the f-malh st number. CASTOR IA Ik: Infant: andChildren, fta KindYonH iyi AlwaysBought tioara tin 37 Green S t , Xenia, Ohio. H. N. GAGEJL, Bee Supplies Implements « Hardware Factory Samples Clothing includ­ ed in our Selling Out Sale, consist­ ing of men’s, hoys’ and young men’s tailor-made trousers. We bought these to put in our sale at half price. All the latest stylos and all the new colors. Mon’s fine suits: $25 ones, $12.4*3; $22.G0 ones, $11.15; $21.00ones, $10.03; $13ones, $8.05; $10.50 ones, $3.55; $15 ones,$7.40; $12 ones, $6.15; $10 ones, $1.05; $9 suits, $4.05; $7.50 ones, $0.55 Men’s stiff, soft and straw hats, caps, gloves, hosiery, handkerchiefs underwear, dress shirts, collars, ib’U, suspenders, overalls, jackets, and work shirts at manufacturers Cent, Men’s and young men’s tailor- made trousersj, $5.50 ones, $3.60; $5 ones, $3.20; $0,75 ones, $2.60; $3.25 ones, $2.C*i; $2.73 ones, $1.00; $2.25 ones, $1,05; $1.75 ones, 0 ’«; Knee pants, 13c, 10c, 37c, 63c. Don’t miss tins special values in men's and boys clothing. Factory samples fine up-to-date Suita and Trousers at less than half price. Also tho special bargains in fine Khoes, Osfordn and Slipper* for ladies’ misses’, infiti and boys. All styles Don’t miss this sale now* going on. Special Bargains: 275 emull sine Men’s suits, sizes .14 to 37; 250 Boy’s suits, aged 13 to 19; 193 Boy’a knee pant suits, ages 8 to 16 years, all at less than half price. Men’s,1boys, ladies, misses and children'll Shoes, Oxfords and Slip pets. All kinds and all styles. $5.00 ones, now $2.35; ?3.f>0 otico, $2.23; $3.73 ones, $1 bO; $2.50 oues, $1.C9; $2.25 ones, 1.49; $2 oues, $1.89; $1.75 ones, $1.29; $1.50 ones, $1.19; $1.23 olios, 93c; $1 ones, 73c. Young Men’s Suits Half Price. Boys’ Suits Half Price. Boys Knee Pants Suits Half Price. Overcoats Less Than Half. C. KELBLE, Agent, Last two store fooms on W. Main street, Nos, 45 and 49. Xenia, <>., Soo Large Signs. Btoro opens evenings. W ill be in operation on the Barr L o t for two weeks beginning Friday evening, June i 7 th A Grand Free Band Concert every evening by a $800 military band organ. Mid * Summer Millinery Jit Moderate Prices O STE jR .tr, Trimmed Hats Superb Collection of White Hats and Black . Hats Especially attractive and n«w Feather and Power Trimming. New Sailors i With Band Trimming, In all the New Shades Extra Barge Size, $ 1 .5 0 U p . Children’s Hats Decided Reduction in the most wanted styles in Trimmed Hate formerly $2,50 N o w $ 1 .5 0 Osterly, 212, E a s t Th ird Street* HA TTO N OHIO*