The Cedarville Herald, Volume 33, Numbers 1-26

■tfMNi A C l e v e r Line of Hats The k>tn> dio\m la our window eve come of our Idlest celtara, She oliapc-o ore good and have prov­ ed extremely popular dace their shoving. Style, quality sendworkmanship are in our fiats* O eg hat will bring you here not once, but all the time. Our £2 ISO Hats are equal 'to any 82.50 Hat shownin this city. *. * Sullivan, The Hatter, 21 S . Limestone S t , Springfield, 0 , EEU9 NOTICE! * . We will give to the farmer bringing Us the most- eggs on Saturday, May 7th, 1sack of, best grade hard wheat flour; 2dprize, 50c worth of granulated sugay; 3d prize, 1 lb. best 30c coffee. Eggs must be grown from your own flock of hens. O. M . Townsley, T H E CORNER GROCER, C A R P E T S CU R T A IN S W A L L P A P E R In all the new Spring designs, many patterns con­ trolled by us, SPECIAL OFFERING 100 9x12 Brussels Rugs §12each, worth........$16.50 Drop patterns'inbest quality extra super All Wool Two Ply Carpets,............. 52ic a yard, worth 75c. Drop patterns in LINOLEUM regular 50 and 60c grade........... .................................. 37 l-2c yard. STRAWMATTlNGS/one and twbroomlots, half ppce THE .P, M, HARMAN CO„ 30 & 32 N . Main St., Dayton, Ohio. » #»v.* * 1 « v e « V ff » » « V » ,25c .25o- ,25c .25c 2 lbs. Extra Fancy Peaches,... 5 Cans Putman- Tomatoes* 3 Cano Baron or Eavy’a Com,. 8 Cans Indian Beal Peas. . . . . . . 3 Cano Salmon,........ 3 Cano Kraut.......... 3 GannBlackberries...... . 3. lbo. F la g Crackers.. . . . . . . . . . Edgeiriont Crackers................ 6 Loaves Bread,................... - Tit* r/aur<> oil now pwtdn, nil H»arftulaed, and them* pmno hold good fvc-ry ttoy in tlio wvvk. « « t * * * « * * * *• * » t . . . . 25 e . . . . 25 c , . 25 c . 10 c lb. . , . . ,25c t HU i m m WringUr,.? J]r; »tficsv. WorWe Gnat'.fif fjikwwtj v.iit, c.n Wednesday 2J&y lb give two performances In Jtoytnn. Tiiirt will bo tho only opportunity thin year of feeing the Inwt of all elreus entertamuieuts. This is tin*: ■show that amused Mew York City? with Its European companyof actors " and its extensive* now menagerie. ■' : Its parade is tho lonuost and most 1 1 nub'-rh uneefaett* tli.it over pass.-d I >through the otreetn of any city on * i earth. On April D, toss the five - brothers nave their first perform- I j mice in their h-mio town. Bamboo, j j Win., on the public square. They ] made their own ring properties. I ♦The audience eat on planks borrow- \ \ ed from a lumber yard. They had ? Shut one homo. From that little one- l ! I'lipy affair to their present otupend- ■ 1 ous organization the history ot the j i ringling Brothers rendu something | ! like a fairy tale. They began with | j nothing. They now own the groat- J j ent amusement enterprise in all j history. Tho reason of their success If?no secret. It is a peculiar combination of the right hind of talent and a policy of uprightness in dealing with the public Even during its early days it was a good show. It was small but it was an earnest endoa-j vor. Without capital tho fine young j men struggled against the bitterest ( opposition. They won the confidence | of tho public and have always kept ? it because they have always deserved • it. A very, few years after that firsti, performance their rivals began to sit up and take serious- notice whom! mentioned of ihe Einglmg Brothers j was made. They realized that they i had an opposing'’ force to compete! with that they had come to stay, j In a few years more the Bingling j show first place among the tent j shows of America. There is where j it will 'always stay. It has] i become the leader m the art of j ! entertainment. L | Among the many European fea- j J tures oflored this year are the Schti-} ■man horses from the Circus Schu- l i man at Berlin, Seheveningen and J j Frankfort. Albert Schuman, as a ] j trainer of horses, is the ,most won- j j derfulman iuhistory. Ho hasmade J \ ten millions of dollars exhibiting ! j tho animals fie has trained. Tourists ! \ travel many miles out of their way ] ; to visit his institutions ip Oemany. | i There are fifteen animals in his act, I { They outer the arena concealed in J j large beer barrels piled on a large f ! brewery wagon. They arc not Uis- j ! covered by the atidienon until they j I kick the heads out of the ban els and | j jump into* ho ring. They begin their] ; act by pulling the bungs from kegs J drawing a beer-like fluid from, the! ' tap and drinking it from big glass | { They roll each other around in bar- J ’ rels, They waltz in time to music. I |they clap tho rope and smoke pipes, j j From the beginning to the end of j j their act they remain standing on j ; their hind feet, f : Another great act is presented by | . the Saxon trio of the world’s strong- j t est men. Two of them form the f ' pillars of a bridge over which pass- { |e» an automobile with six passengers j ! Still other novel and great acts arc ] : presented by tho Lorch family of j ; acrobats from Germany— the great | ! Alexis family of aorialista, Bolded- j ] illo, the Spanish wizard of tho wire j • the Dutton,family of riders And the j i greatest company of clowns in the 1 world. The new parade is a marvel of beauty. Tho new menagerie is i a complete collection of animals, ! W h e r e v e r M e n o f F a s h i o n f l e e t Copyright 1910, by L. ADLS1: BEOS. & CO. ... i>7 j , ■ f ..." s.; • ........ • U- \\\\v-j V ■ v i w n w - P i 1 %«;?, i \ .. 3 , -:-]||\]|/ - JS j i i I . IV. v'EJ | i \ / " d l / I: m ! \ W & i \ ■ ■ 1 Sfdtij j / if 14 %mkm i & & & *» % \ There You Will Find Wearers of Adler-Rochester Clothes in the Greatest Majority. Y O U W IL L KNOW TH EM . By their smartness of appearance, their rare excellent of afcyle, for Adler-Rochester are not * like other clothes, yet you will pay no more for Adler-Rochester clothes than for ordinary clothes. So if for no other reason than to * learnwhat “Men Who Know” will wear this season, come in and inspect our stock of America’s leading clothes since 1869—Adler- Rochester clothes. We sell d»04 IT these famous clothes from,. U p . S P L EN D ID H A B ER D A S H ER Y . Our line of neckwear for fashionablemen Has' never been broader or more attractive than it jb to-day. Fashionable four-in-hands in knitted silk, etc*, and stylish bow ties at pop­ ular prices. SM ART HATS . The newest blocks in headwear, soft hats and derbies, arehere awaitingyour attention A- mong themyou are bound to find a hat that becomes you, no matter d»| r*A • <J»o how fastidious your taste y * * v U tO «p*> Haller, Haines Sr THE HOME OF BESTCLOTHES. Co*} 33 E. MAIN ST., XENIA, OHIO- J A FEW BARGA INS A T M c F a r l a n d B r o s . 3 lbs. Brunos fo r 2oo 8 lbs. B u lk Ra is ins . 2oc 3 fu ll pound Packages, seedless R a is in s .— 25c 8 lbs. Beaches, .2oc Carpets Rugs Lace Curtains Linoleums Wall Paper Pictures All At Reduced Prices. V A N A U S D A L ’S CL0SINQ-0UT * now goingon. Save money on your Spring purchases 23 S. Main Street, Dayton, Ohio* M A T T IN G S We are selling fine Japanese Matting at $6 per roil of 40 yards or less quantities 17 l-2c per yard. These Mattings are of a fine quality and usually sell for 30c and 35c per ya d. TRY OUR JOB PRINTING - The biggest- thing in thin town for boosting the young man io our clothing. Good clothing docs not make character, but it help to build character. Here Its the best land of clothing, cut .in tho boot fashion to make a young man look bin best The beautiful gray com­ binations. . The blue mixtures. The fancy weaving in lines find checks, 69.85, 014.85,029.90,025.60, i'as’fal’t« paid m junvltcw of 015. THE WHEN, -ipylitgfioM, W ho . Art-ado THE BEST VEHICLES T H E M c K A Y BUGGIES, SURREYS, Spring, Road ft OH Flild W A G O N S Best quality- Select Ma­ terial, Carefully laado. Builttoc!a«dHaidServicc. Tho cheapest in t£e end. Write for complete Catalog and Ikiecfi. McKAY CARRIAGE CO., GROVECISY. PA. FOR THE MONEY. THE HIGH GRADE L E H R P I A N O IS USED AND ENDORSED BY ns G»ar.dGgsgervaiiir/c! tola, Nc»Ve/&CHf* Ih#PenfiisSi'Sf.Jatteinyae! Kesk. PhRarfeteftia, CNcsgsCessemtM?ftWMhmtStfewl c! 03 tr*»GWeags. Th5PacbiaCsr.jenstor} el Puebto,Cob. AMOOTHiM tUAOlMG C0B8CRVAT6IHI!S AcwretsfU riMaaft eel tf&e,.0i(ra;n!to ccia, Vff£if4 t:l i e ' ; j 4n;ui ilurliWo \;.'>ri;!.ia«D.i|p Wr. 3k!atl.or,\oJta3!4rft!K>t:s.:ilnr,Srautat$E:eito r <3??/. I&is fjo Wir.J^iJaaok? tj» tear,vlicroits 'i-JAAr/iraAie’b rruad;?f.icfiidistlytivcjfthlocnad5f!cnSftIik^leis?* tkorveti'Yii. la *?: ji,p.r:.l stnoierhicvol f *■ la tits t,.a*l’csat & v;ke. Wlttlt! lo u CATAl/ »t l. Mill H . LEHR * COM PANY , M n n u f n , - E M f o n , P a . ELASTIC w R O O F P A I N T "(if for tin, metal, paper, felt ant! ruberoid roofs. I 3 proof afpinr.t tko v/cattier or roof. ASv.dutoiynon- poroua. Will notcrack, peel, blister orscale. Will ' not evaporate after once or-t. la a line water proof- fug material. Contains no ingredienin cuth as salt ■and lime which enter into the composition of th« jg,'- majiv part of tho co.called loaf and ironpaintson tlie market to-day which have no elastis qualities •and are der,tractive! to -metals and- fibres, and are bound to ciystaliro any K e lt!. It iugermproof. tauterQ*ei$tiie Bst. tfity m tfar-ehtst thei&l v£m ifecstt Thet UALatoRMfegg iCiOOP^lsrg tsoisgotuv ro«ut-<m-ltie.WiM. gagt , S 8 iatea ^^ a c ts THE RAPID Folding Go-Cart combineaco®foi ffltiaralniity andappenr- ancaaft thobncTot price eonofct* yjt. yf“ ’s quality, tkithrr’o mottos^. ‘ nothing too gmsil for the baby.” tr , , ,y e Glr.'» ni;iw«favinro Thosiipsan’o, | I'ohkti'j trifr, Kmitojy, comforfable, * , * Ft * I vn ; »8K K.AW-uiiy USvXLit'U &VT l w art made, If year dealer not s.a.i.huihc-,. tae, articlec, evrito «odiu ttfor prito andtitculars. MISHAWAKAFOlLiNfi CAdlUAHECO Mislmw»k«f H n L ■ sp ^ A - A - vs £\ \W»* l i m l \W * tk w0. ffibit a f an 1 A Judge Eyle i . . r - ■ T . . V " injunction suit k brought by C. drnggiot, to stop ,,Tr a . fines amounting of the liquor hi B ft-r J. H. Wolford, a term tv/o years a I ' f Bidgway had and wangiven it and appeal wa « V 1- men Pleas, Ci EH Courts, where tt I t was affirmed in 0 When the Sh I I , execution to fore the fines and cos ■ 5 * ■ |K>t o ' ' ' ' 1 an injunction su restraining orde day tlie earie merits. Jtidgway claim were not complc sutHcient evidern I t will be remain peep’ ’ act betwe and Mr. Ridgwa, certain papers re- or “ finding’’ the one act that cost of his case.- Only ' calleb Mayor Am or Wolford. Jui leaving the b dismissed the sui will now be calle ’ the fine of $400an tax, unless he car suit. County Proseci Mr. GKW, Crabb Anti-Saloon Leaf State, while Ato strong represente in MUSH Bhisis to here sons that they m acres of woadlam near Yellow Spri all this land will ted land. We & hunters especiall ^ land.. We wish t tary mushroom gingseng to go top" toot the young a1 rels and rabbits- mals, birds, otei, more years we clf3 $5 000 to $10,000 - ral products in ta- wlsh .to preserve ^ luxurious seeda^ 'Stroyed. Person < tice will surely h * the lawsafter the. ing to enter the . uro must get pen EOB SALE—F- lene Generator, f Will sell cheap j next thirty days.), J, Anson b 120Sba TheW C. T, Thursday after Carnegie Hall. FOESALE -0 with bed.praetiei How We’ ve in; boys and ehil uaatishlp ore BOYS F 4 mr « straight or la BOYS B1 or kulckerb.t BOYHIs BOYS K r X - sola*. Is cly r.cn- !& Will C M M r a i t P g ; 81208 , ?0.€I) to|i of ths Children year oises, C1 Mens In a large va| SREClAl thnto'AJ bought heref THE uintton polities aad are <•* '3)0 3.,Wla»v 1 . . !R4 I f • *