The Cedarville Herald, Volume 34, Numbers 1-26

Public Sale New and Second-Hand Automobiles UXa&h MW WQKXtAL, *i«r—M'TWi On the premises,'No. 1533 Germantown St., Dayton TUESDAY, JUNE 20th, at (0 A. M., consist- lug, of:— A 1909 Model F. Buick Truck, equipped with Dayton Air­ less tires in rear and new pneumatic tires in front. I t has been overhauled and re finished. A 1907,6 cylinder Ford Tour­ ing Car, fully equipped with top, wind shield and speed­ ometer, has practically new tires all aro'und. A 1910 Model 17 Buick Tour­ ing Car, in first-class condi­ tion throughout in every re­ spect, Tires 'a re in good shape. Two new tires on • the rear. A 4 cylinder 40 H. P. friction drive Lambert in good run­ ning order. A 1911, Model lO^Buick Road­ ster, in fine condition throughout. ■ A Reo Touring, Car fully e- quipped with top. In good running condition. . *A Model F. Buick Touring car t in good condition, complete with top. A Model F. Touring Car, Btt- ick,.in good'order. A Ford Touring Carwith fold­ ing Tonneau, in good run­ ning order. A 1910 Model Buick Touring Car, completely equipped with top and wind shield. Strictly first class condition in every respect. „ A Model F. Buick Touring car ordur* Jfc. Franklin Touring Car, 4- cylinder. Complete with top in good funning order. A 4 cylinder Winton Touring Car. Newly repainted. A Model 10,1910 Buick Sur­ rey aeat Touring Car in ele­ gant condition. A Chalmers 30 Touring Car complete with top and mag­ neto, Has been used only as a Demonstrator. A Stoddard Dayton Toy Ton- , neau car completely equip- :. ,ped with top and speedom­ eter. In elegant shape. ^ A 14 to 2 ton Rapid Truck, stake body used as demon­ strator* A 3Cyl. Chase Truck, capac­ ity 1250 to 1500 lbs., used, as a demonstrator. . A 2 Cyl. Chase Truck, capac­ ity 1000 lbsv practically new. ' A five passeager Queen Tour- Tug Car, in perfect condi­ tion. A 4 Gyi. 5 or 7 pass. 50 H P StoddardDaytdn Touring cftr, fully equipped. A 4 Cyl* 5 pass. 40 H« I*. Stodddrd- Dayton 'Touring cat lti Jperfect coneition. A 4 Cyl. Pope Toledo. A 0 Cyl. Ford Touring Car, equipped with top and Wind shield. A Babcock ElefctriC Roadster. A Babcock Electric Coupe with Vic­ toria body. - . . . . A Babdoek Electric With Victoria body* A Waverly Electric. About 12 or 14 more cars will bo ■ added to this list by day of sale. The above cars will be sold under absolute guarantee, with test made on day of sale, and If not as repre­ sented. no Sale. TERM S OF SALE .t-10 Per Cent, of the purchase price a t the drop ol the haumw,,‘, the baiance to be paid, *~wh«u car Is found to bd as repre- aeiUbd-Bi cash, or by approved note for days. „ . _ j . t. GEIGER# Proprietor, I f any tut'fhor information isdesired- writc W. F Smith* Auctioneer, #1« licibold bnyto»* <h ____ _ —rNew honey for sale a t Wolford** Dr,. J» C. tSeorgo of Lima yiBitad here over Sabbath. Mr, F. Q, Harhison made a busi- j ness trip to Columbus, Wednesday. —Children’s White Canvas Jockey Boots, 85 per cent discount, Moser’s Shoe Store, Xenia, O Mrs. Hulda Rankin, of Gallon, 0-, Is being .entertained a t the home of Mr, Q. M. Townsley. "Chicken feed $ 2 for 100 lbs. McFarland Bros, •Mrs, J. W. Dixon entertained the .Embroidery Club, Thursday after noon. MiSs Helen Oglesbee. was the guest of M ibb Mary Marshall in Xenia Monday and 'Tuesday. —Faint your roof with Rubber Paint, J. E , Pierce. For S a l e G e n e r a l purpose work harse. C« E . Cooley.' I t is stated that Rev.‘ Foster of Celirieyille, will accept the call of the Clifton Presbyterian congrega­ tion, Mr. Granville White of Colorado, Well known to elder citizens, is here visiting his brother, Mr. D. A. White FARMERS! See the Miami Gaso­ line Engine a t J . E. Pierce’s. "S top with her at Ice Cream Parlor. Marshall's .. 125 pair *3.80 ami i W Ox­ ford*, Patent, Tan, and Guu Mcfal. Mr.' David Talbot of Cleveland, was'the. guest of Mr. John Stewart the latter part of last week. Prof. Morgan and family lelt Thursday for Sco tt,.the ir former home, where they will spend the summer before going to 'Tulsa, Okla., this iall. ’ Allen Duncan, colored, died Sat­ urday evening a t the county home and was buried Monday, Mrs. W. R. Sibley and little daughter of Coluinhus were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Dean this week. Rev. Walter Hopping and wife of Buffalo, N. Y,., expect to leave soon, for a ’two month’s trip in Europe, Holland, • Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Belgium and France. Miss Agnes Stormont has been .elected to teach In the fourth grade of the.East Chicago public schools, intending to leave • here the last week in August. • All persons haying Kerr & H ast­ ings grain sacks &re requested to return them a t oh«e. sack o r tfiishoi. Kfcrr A Hasting* Bros Miss ln a Murdock will entertain a number of ladies this afternoon, Mr- Philander Mayne and Son, Samuel, of Mt. Carmel,.Ill,, are guests of the former’s sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Bird, .from Thursday until Saturday. Mr. Mayne is a high official fh the Modern Wo.od- of America and is on bis way to Buffalo for the annual meeting of the camp. Mr, and Mrs. Harry King of Washington C, H ., and Mrs. Omer, .Burrell and daughter are guests of Mrs. O. D. Bobbins. "Fancy dried fruits and the best In the canned goods line. . McFarland Bros, —The best article on earth to clean brags on Autos, gas fixtures, etc., is “ Spotzolf.” For sale by ■J.E. Pierce. Miss Flora NIsbet of Xenia atten­ ded the funeral of Mrs J . J . IfcOlel- lon, Monday. * Miss Florence Williamson will teach mathamatics in the high school a t Gleiiwood, Iowa, this com­ ing year. Miss Ruth Tonkinsou is attend­ ing the Oxford Summer School. Mrs, Hanna Cooper Is spending several days with her daugter, Mrs. Win, Frazer in Ssringdelti. Miss Martha Crawford is spending the summer with Messrs, Joha and Will Crawford a t Davidson, Oklr. —Bouer’s Koban coffee, no advanc in price, 25c per pound, Nagley Bros. , —Best Portland Cement, Let us figure on your contracts. Kerr & Hustings Bros. Word 1ms been received here by relatives of the death ot Bruce Lot- ler of Lebanon the funeral to bn held a t three o’clock Saturday, Mr. Loller married Miss K itty Jamison known to many here. Mr, L. G. Bull attended the an­ nual meeting of the K. of P , ledge in Hamilton being a delegate of the local lodge. Mrs. Wm, Bradfuto and children returned to their home in Washing­ ton O. It.f Wednesday after spend­ ing a few days with the former’s parents, Mr* and Mrs. Jacob Lott, Miss Jesslo Groevoy of Toronto, Canada, Dpas the guest of Miss Ber­ nice Wolford ,fr0m .Saturday until Wednesday, returning to Osborn th a t morning. Mrs, A. B, Alexander and daugh­ ter, Grace, le ft Thursday morning for their homo in Kansas City, after spending several weeks with rela­ tives here. Prof. W» R. McOhosney, wife and daughter, Francis, Mr. and Mrs. O. C, Morton and daughter, Jean, and Mrs, Martha Morton le ft Mon­ day for Pittsburg whpro they will visit with Rev, Thomas Turner and family, After spending a week there Dr. McChosDo^goes to Woos* ter where he teaches Latin and Psy­ chology in the summer school. His family and Mrs. Morton will join him later a t Wooster whero they will spend the summer. 4 . ' ... . i 1~ Lippincott Preserves, bulk! Sjj! Peech end Apple Butter. Ii V McFarland Bros, jj —FOR S a LE;—jBomo good milch ' and butter cows, 8Gd Lowis H, Smith, Rev, Wm. Hawthorn, student of McCormick Theological Seminary; will preach Sabbath for the R. F, congregation, Main street. The CedarvlUo Realty Co., lia» started the erection of a cottago on the new street.timt is to be opened up near the depot, —Bonano will give you a clear eye, calm nerves, rosy oheekB and a feel-: i n g o t ’’go.’’ I t makes red blood, an active brain and a vigorous mus­ cles, —Bargains in Ladies Tan Oxfords *3.60 and *3:00 gradeB, special *1.49 Moser’s Shoe Store, Xenia, O. Mr. O. E, Bradfuteis in Columbus this week attending the O. S. U, commencement exercises, he being president of the Board of. Trustees and was just recently re-appolnted for another term. Misses Mary Ellen Lownes, Jose­ phine Orr and Lydia Turnbull,will attend the summer school a t Woos­ ter University, which opens in a short time. • .'•••■.•. •* Rev, Mills J, Taylor, Wife amt son, have gone on a vi»it to Washington, Iowa, the former having been grant­ ed a moiltil’s vacation by the con­ gregation. Mrs. G. H. Oreswelf and little daughter, left this morning for Can­ non Gity, Colo,, where she will spend several weeks with Mrs. Blair.-Mrs. OreBwell will spend Sabbath with Mrs. A. B. Alexander of Kansas City. —Bonano will delight, the child­ ren, give them nourishment and pleasure. They will like It better than coffee, for the child’s normal appetite instinctively prefers .that Which is good tor the.system. - I;'.. Messrs. George Little, Wm.. Hop­ ping andRidney Smith went on a fishing expedition to. the Miami riv­ et Wednesday and ianded a carp that weighed 13 pound and meas­ ured 30 inches, one of the' largest caught in the river this season. • —Graham Flour In twelve pound sacks at Kerr and Hastings Bros Mr. J , W. Kadabaugh, wife and daughter, Mable. are spending ten days with relatives.in Galina. Dur­ ing Mr. Radabaugh’s vacation, Mr. David Kyle of Xenia, is assisting a t the station ticket office, ' « Mrs. Mary A. Osborn, past 92 years of age, who has been declin­ ing in mind as well as id body, was taken to Xenia, Tuesday, where she Will be under the care of her grand- .daughtor, Mrs. F. T, Tarbox. —Bonano is the pure meat, of the choicpst bananas, the delicate,' sug­ ary, Juicy. uaTieti.es we" never see up North—ripened in the sunshine of the Tropics—peeled, ripened and granulated by modern machinery. l ean give you the best prices on any quantity of ice cream ., Marshall*' Hon. O. E. -Bradfute, recently re­ appointed a member of the O. 8. U. board by the Governor, has had the honor of being re-elected ob presi­ dent of that body in the reorganiza­ tion this week, Mr. Br&dfuto states th a t one of his arduous duties con­ nected with the presidency was the signing of more than 480 diplomas for the graduating class. M r.R , F. Kerr, who has been quite ill for some time, was exam­ ined by Dr* Bettmann, a Cincinnati specialist for stdmaoh trouble and reported tb a t while a very sick man he had a fair chance for recovery. The patient was given a , special course of treatment preparatory for an operation which will take place in Xenia to-day. Mr. Kefr was taken to Xenia Thursday afternoon in the Nagley ambulance, —Have yott seen the “Wonder Washer’’ the latest improved wash­ ing machine on the market. Runs easy, noiseless, ball bearings, dura­ ble, is free from oil or grease, can be used as a bench wringer. C. M. Grouse, Agent. Mr. Michael Sweeney of Newport, Ky., Who has been connected with the Covington and Newport traction lino for a number of years, spent Saturday calling on his former friends. The largest class ftf Boxwell stu­ dents i n the county were graduated Iasi Saturday, the exercises being lield in the Xenia opera house. There were one hundred and Seven graduates representing every town­ ship in the county, except Bath, Miss Edna Iianna represen ted this township, being chosen to speak a t the recent township commencement. Rev. O. M. Sellars of Jamestown de­ livered the clftSB address and Prof. F. M. Reynolds,* president, of the (Bounty Board of Examiners pre­ sented the diplomas. WREN 'S SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. Special NeWs That Will Be Most Interesting to Every Man, Woman and Child inCedarvilleand the Surrounding Territory Monday Morning, June 19, We Begin Our Big Semi-Annual Pre-Inventory Sale W e predict for this, the greatest and best sale in our history. Our Semi- Annual Inventory takes place F riday ,. June 30th: The order from the manage- to each buyer was: “Reduce your stocks to th,e minimum before stock taking—no difference if you are compelled to take big losses oif.some linesT-get the goods out . ; of the house-^-give the people the best values they have ever ha'd in our store or elsewhere.” And th is is wha t we are going to do. Every article and yard of . goods in this great store from the basement to the roof will be included at the very low prices in this Big S a le / You can buy - . ‘ ‘ *v '■•/ * ■* ' , ’ . >* ' , , , • * v , EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME f ' EVERYTHING TO WEAR, AND EVERYTHING TO EAT AT WREN’S . And a l l a t our very special Sale Prices. ' . . ' ' •* . ■, Remember the date—N EXT MONDAY, JU N E 19th and be sure and attend * this. “Money-Saving” event. w Whefi making purchases amounting to $15 or over, we pay your found trip railroad or ■ traction fare, if you live Within a radius of .40 mifes-~br one continuuous fare for 80 miles. - • *t ' !.» ,*‘ v N . ‘ . 1 , ‘ . > * ' u ‘ . . • ' I , *. V* ' ^ _______ 1 _________ _____ . " ____ . ___ ______ - _____ ■ \ ; -* ’ 1 If You Shouldn’t Receive One of Our Four Page Circulars-— Write for One, DOBBINS-SIUW. .1: A vary pretty wedding was sol*, tmnlzftd Wednesday evening a t the home of Mr;'and Mrs., Horace Shuw wheH tl eir daughter, Fannie, became the bride o t Mr, Fred E. Dobbins, The Ceremony was performed by Rqv. J , $. E. McMichitel in the pre­ sence of 125 friends. The couple appeared unattended, tiie wedding march being played by Miss Maude Shaw, sister of the bride. A three course- wedding supper was served the guests, The bride and groom, have a large circle of friends as w&s shown in the large number Ot hahdsome and use­ ful presents received, • There were a large number of people from a distance present. The bride and groom will be a t home after July 1st. Mrs. O. D. Dobbins will entertain 75 guests this evening in honor of her son and daU^h er-in-law. Rev. Jason McMillan and wife ex1- poet to leave this evening fer Ab- ington, Va., where Rev. McMillan has accepted a call, having resigned his charge a t Oyster Bay. ^ WANTED*. All onr grain Sacks to be returned to us a t once, Kerr &Hastings Bros. -W o are always glad to sao you and our untiring service Is at the command of every oustomer. Marshall. —The recent publio demonstra­ tion of the - “Wonder Washer” proves all claims made for it. Im ­ mediate sales made to those who know Its merits. O. M. Grouse* The Hagar Straw Board it Paper Company will be closed down Sat­ urday nighfcwWlo two new boilers are installed along with a new sys­ tem ,pf steam piping. The mill will bo closed down several weeks owing to this change. Tho M. E. Sabbath* School ob­ served Children’s Day last Sabbath special evcrcises being held that evening. Tlie United Presbyterian Sabbath School observes Chlldten’a Day, Sabbath morning a t 10 o’clock Sabbath School will open a t nine- thirty as usual. ---New honey for salB a t Wolford’s Mrs, John Kelehsr received two dislocated ankles and both bones broken above the right ankle Mon­ day when her horse started to run away while driving in. the laus to her home. The horse had stumbled and fallen and after getting up started to run. Mrs. Keleher held to tho reins until the gate was reached and then jumped out with tho above result, Drs, Marsh and Stewart and Stewart set the injured members, ““ Eden Beau ty Fleur, a good one, 2& lb. fo r SOor' G e t it « t Kerr A Haetlnga Bros. Under the new law passed, by the legislature, the county surveyor be­ comes County Highway Superin­ tendent a t an additional salary of from *300 to *1,600 as fixed by the commissioners. In tho townships a t tho. 1012 No­ vember election a townhsip high­ way superintendent will be- elected to serve a t a salary .of from *3 to *5 per day, for every day engaged* the duty of fixing the salary devolving Upon1township trustees. Some of his duties will be to erect signs ot guide posts a t road crossings show­ ing the direction and distances to the nearest village or city'; to meas­ ure all roads with an instrument knowaas a cyclometer or otherwise as directed by the State Highway Commissioner; to repoit to tho State Highway' Commissioner an­ nually tho manner in which roads have been Injured showinsr those which have been surfaced with gravel, crownstone, bituminous ma­ cadam or paved with brick and those which have been shaved and crowned but have not received any surfacing. Two other copies of this report are to ho filed with the town­ ship clerk and the County Highway Superintendent or surveyor. • . This latter officer has general su­ pervision over the Township H igh­ way Superintendents in the county and works in conjunction With the state officials in repairing aild build­ ing roads, m m LEGAL NOTICE Melvin Perrin, Plaintiff . . vs. . ' Jerry Jones, Defendant. Case No. 12,861, Common Pleas Court, Greene ceunty, Ohio. Jerry Jones, defendant m above entiled action, residence Unknown, will take notice that on tile 25th nay a t May 1911, said plautiff filed in said court his petition for damages against said J ones defendant amount prayed for *2,00(1, for alienation of affections of tho wife of said plaintiff and that said Jones defendant, is re­ quired to answer or demur to said petition on or before Ju ly 11th, 1911, or Judgment may be taken against] hint. | NOT LIKE, ANY OTHER A hot, flayorful, bracing beverage tha t you can drink morning, noon and night with only good effects. B onano comes to you pure and clean, bringing you the sunshine and fragrance of the Tropics, its tempting aroma, delicious flavor, satisfying nutrition. Nothing but the meat of wholesome bananas peeledv dried, granulated and roasted. A teaspooh to a cup of water, boiled one minute, served wifh cream an^ sugar, gives you BONANO, the incomparable drink, not like any other. Let your children have It regularly. Not sold in unsanitary paper cartons, bu t in dust- proof, moisture proof cans. Seventy-five cups for 25c. Economical and good* ? Order of your grocer. INTERNATIONAL BANANA FOOD COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL. S3* Melvin Perrin, Plaintiff. 31 d Rev. E. W. Lee. president of the Morris Bfowri Umvofsify a t Atlanta, ’ Ga., died Monday afternoon while seated a t a dinner in Arnett Hall, Wilberforco. Tho deceased was a trustee of Wilberforco university and one of the prominent A. M» R. ministers and educators in Hid country. Build Your Front Steps of Concrete Y o u can ea s ily d o i t yourself* B u y a few sacks of Portland Cement and mix with clean sand* Pill the board forms with this mixture Mut let them stand until the concrete' is dry; Any wideawake boy can do this. And the remit is a hafukomcr flight of steps than Can be built of w* orf—better than stone “and everlasting. They will never need repairing rioriwinting. ’ , We W ill Gladly Show You How to mix the concrete. Yon rimnot go wrong if yon use Universal Porthmd Cement and dean and Inthe properproportions. The cost 5sa tnerc trifle. U N IV E R S A L rO E T L A N B C E M E N T ,1 F M SALE S t T he Tarbox Lum ber Co.