The Cedarville Herald, Volume 34, Numbers 27-52

KSjfwSWl impmwpsi ^ V iM ^ v i iV ^ v m v .^ v ^ v v v '/w * •iSkSt*; . jjjj Afi I f \> \ PLAITWORLD. » " V ^ , . . WsiwV THE SURPRISE STORE'S SENSATIONAL HALF - PRICE SALE \ Of Men’s and Young Men’s. Summer Suits Is the Greatest Sale Now Going On in Dayton The suits are the best we have ever offered in any sale. All fashionably cut and excellently tailored of choice fabrics. This is not a sale of old suits, but a sale of new 1911 merchandise.. Come in Saturday and make .your selection from our mammoth stock. $38 Suits 1-2 price............ 35 Suits 1-2 price. .. 30 Suits 1-2 price............ 25 Suits 1-2 price........ 22.50 Suits 1-2 price........... 20 Suits 1-2 price . ............. ............. 11.25 ............. 10.00 18 Suits 1-2 price............... a . . 9.00 15 Suits 1-2 price............... • • ». *: *- «v 7.50 l 12.50 Suits 1-2 price............ 6.25 10.00 Suits 1-2 price..... .. 7.50 Suits 1-2 price.. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.00 3.75 .$19.00 . 17.50 . 15.00 . 12.50 Boys Suits at 1-4 Off the Regular Prices I “ There is nothing new under the |sun,” they say. bufc there IS and i Burbank:has created it. Every great nation1 or the world lms sent its representatives to hon­ or this “Gardener of Santa Boat1’ He has been offered more than has been given to any other excepfcHen- ry M. Stanley, toga upon the lyoe- um platform, but ho absolutely re­ fuses. To his Intimate and sympathetic personal friend, H. A. Adrian, he has entrusted his data together with lantern elides and specimen plants for public presentation on the lec­ ture platform.1 Through all the world’ s long, long history, new forms ol plant life were produced only by the slow process of evolution; Burbank has shown the way to bridge over the centuries and produce new forms of plant life in only a score ot years. Briers and thorns were once use­ ful protection to the plants that bore them; now they arc no longer needed andmust be made to go thS way of the bow and arrow, and the iron armour of chivalry. Bnrbank has bred away every thorn from the blackberry and every spine .from the cactus. Soon the rose anti the raspberry must yield their thorns and. grow ns smooth as a willow. • ' The Stone of the peach and the pit of the cherry were once necessary to guard the seed and preserve the germ of new life, but now they are no longer needed. Burbank has made tho plum give up its pit,-— come and see tor j ourself! Sooil the apple will have no Beed, tire peach no stone,' the cherry, no pit,— the strawberry and the fig will be solid meat all the way through. Who ever thought of raising trees for a.regular farm crop? Think of a big saw-log grovbi from the seed in fifteen years!. .Burbank is doing it, Come and examine' the wood from these logs, and learn how to grow your own lumber. “ A wonderful afcory, wonderfully well told.’’—Senator J. F. Doihver. , Prof. Adrian is. on the program at the Miaou' Valley Chautauqua, The program this year is by far the- greatest offered, fiend for full illus­ trated booklet to F. Gillum Cromer:, Mgr,, 1314 N. Main Bt., Dayton, O. ROBINSONS CIAEU AT XENIA JULY 21 . i America’ s oldest, richest circus, ] a modornized stupendous comblna- { tion of 4 ring circus, 8 combined menageries and complete wild west all united In the greatest tented ex­ hibition that the world has ever seen, will appear exactly as adver­ tised upon the date named above. Under the management of John G. Wohinson, grandson of the original founder, this ancient and honorable institution has more than kept pace with the times, and with tho pres­ tige of three generations ot success, ouormous flnanqial resources and world, wide popularity, it lias at­ tracted to itself the greatest artists and startling features from every band. Four rings, two stages and a half mile hippodrome track are required to present the 'enormous array of startling acls on the programme. Three combined menageries com­ prise the most complete zoological exhibit ever carried by any travel­ ing show. To add to the variety , a complete wild west exhibit will be given by 60 cow boys, 30 cow girls, 50 real blanket Indians, a company of -Rus­ sian Cossacks and Japanese scouts. Mexican horsemen and American Vaqueros. A- company of United States cavalry will present all kinds of fancy drills. -There Is a tribe of Smgalese, and. desert Arabs, and a Camp of tbeHations,including hun­ dreds of strange people from the far corners of the earth. There will be a greiU street pag­ eant every day at ten o’ clock, and two performances, afternoon and evening. Ho oho Bhould fail to see this great exhibition atXema! OUR T R E flE N D O U S July Clearance Sale Begins Next Thursday Morning, July 20th. An Invent, Even Bigger Than East Summer’s Great Sale Every Boy’s suit mustmust be sold. We positively will not carry them over into the next season. / $10.00 Suits 1-4 off now. . . . , . ___ ? .. ,$7.50. 8.50 Suits 1-4 off now ;........... ........... 6.38 7.50 Suits 1-4 off now. . . . . . . . . . . . ... 5.63‘ , 6.00 Suits 1-4 off now. . ................4.50 4.00 Suits 1-4 off now. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.00 3.50 Suits 1-4 off now .............. ......... 2.63 Choice of our entire stock of straw'hats for men, young men, boys and children at ; . 1 - 4 Off the Regular Selling Price Sensational Reductions in Men's Summer Under­ wear, Hosiery, Shirts, Etc,, Etc. The Surprise Store, I WEATHER REPORT; Rainfall,. 4,60 Jncher; percent- sunshine, 77; highets temperature, 64 degrees; lowest temperature, 66 degrees; clear days. 20; cloudy days 6; part cloudy day’s,-6; range of tem­ perature; 15 degrees; average tem­ perature, 78 degrees; number of rains, 10; thunder showerA, 8; rain- fail up to date this year, 30.36 inches Samuel Creswell, Observer. FO^l SALE Automobile, buggy type, ijust the thing fqr agents or farmers to run errends. Wilt sell dirt cheap as it stands or will guar­ antee. ltalph Welford. Cattle Were Not Stolen. 'Some excitementwas caused Tues­ day morning when a report was sent out that Fred Bryan, who resides north of Olitton, had four head, of cattle stolen. A telephone ’.messngo to Dayton brought two blood hounds by auto­ mobile and they, were placed upon the trail. Tracks of cattle were dis­ covered along the pike and in dod- arville and the supposition was that the cattle had been stolen1and driv­ en towards Jamestown, Tuesday evening the owner found his cattle near his home where they had wondered away, i t was also reported that the cattle hbd been in a cornfield all the tihie'tftat officers and neighbors were making ah en­ deavor to locate What was supposed to have been stolen. Mr. Bryan had offered a. reward of $50, which he will likely claim hiniself since re­ cent developments. , , Our enormous business during the Spring arid Summer sea»on has left us nothing to regret and we are going to show our appreciation during, this GREAT JULY SALE by selling all ready made garments such as Suits, Coat», .Dresses A T HALF PRICE Silks, Dress Goods, Wash Goods, Ginghams, Sheets, Pillow Cases,. Muslins, Sheetings, Table Linens, Laces and Embroideries, Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves, Ribbons, Waists, Muslin Underwear, Corsets, Lace Curtains, Draperies,. Curtain Materials by the yard, Room Size and all other Rugs, Mattings and Window Shades at a Saving of One Full Quarter-One Full Third—One Full Half, which is just that mriny dollars added to your bank account. Everthingreduced in price on all four floors during this big JULY CLEAR­ ANCE. - For your next order of flour try *Starlight” one of tho best high grade flours on the market. Kerr &. Hastings Bros David McEIroy, who lives near Wilborforce, a son of the latS’ A. J. McEIroy, was dangerously stung by a swarm of bees last Thursday while working with. them. The bees centered on the young man, who was forced to a nearby corn field, whore he fainted and suffered the torture of the honey-makers. A physician was called but it is not thought that tho man will suffer ! permanent injury. tat * or Omo, Oitr or jolbdo , { * _ I.V0A* COOMTX j 88 Flux* J, CpjKoeVrcakftt oath that he ie Senior peurtner of the firm of F. J. Cwurar A Co., ao'na t>u«ia*w In the city of Tolodcs ecnmty, tsfi Mete efomi'l, «nd that « i a a rm will pay die earns Un& HUNDRED DOLLAHB for eich ey«y *■ » of Ostwrh- ftmt owtnot be eund by the nse of H ail ’ s OATAtaM C obs , FRANK J, CHENEY. Sworn.to before me end eabtortbed is my jnmeece, this teh dey of December, A. D‘ A. W,. GLEASON, Notary riblie I Member Mer­ chants' Asso­ ciation! We pay full round trip fare on/ purchases of $15 or over. ! TheFall ienTeh anCo., FAIRBANKS BUILDING. 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24 Main St. Springfield, Ohio. The store that was a success from the very day the doors opened.. BAD BREATH iot«»Uy«* *ra»a ■« enuu.my J,r»ath harTne * odoi. T>o -K itk* .no n f»J«ndr»aonsra«nri*2 C»te»iet» *nd*ft«r usibgthem leeawllUttclraSl oi*«rfnllT*»jrHint a»Taentirelyc in fa t ; | weiefere let yon know ttaet t ehell recommend St™ teeiurone enfferlnefromineb tronblee." _ COM. fi. K*Ippn,10fBiringtonSt.,N«trTort,.H.T. i ■Beat For r ^ | ThoBowel* ^ c t t j a c i t o j f i y t o CANDYCATHARTIC f e } Hsll’e Coiarrh ours is takan ioternally and aota dtneitly on ths blood and mntxrua tm fm tt of Sb« system. Rend for tntfmoai nil, ts st. . JL0 ________ ____ __ ______ uuaraoleed to euro or your monoy back. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or 3 g0 ANNUALSALE,TENMILLIONBOXES Public Sale ■9 28 & 30 East Third Street, Dayton, Ohio. f " " ." " l i t ANNOUNCEMENT I have purchased the blacksmith tools and business of Arthur Townsley and I have con­ solidated the same with my harness business and am now located on South Main Street, Cedarville, where an invitation is extended to all friends ta call. I am prepared to do first class blacksmithing, wood work, harness making and repairing neatly done and at reasonable prices. All work guaranteed to please, I am also prepared to,build'c«ment columns for porches and'ornamental work as well 'as cement building blocks. Friends and former patrons are urged to call when in need of work along our line. Respectfully, R. E. TOWNSLEY. South Main St., ', Cedarville, Ohio. mm —The "Wonder Washer” uses j four processes at once, suction, j ^squeezing, rubbing and stirring, i ‘ Galvanized tub that does liot dry out and fall to pieces. Low priced as compared with many other ma­ chines. Hold by O. M. Orotiso. —The second annual Jamestown Chautauqua will be held in that village, opening Sabbath, July 20th, and closing the followiwg Sabbath. An excellent program has been pre­ pared, ' Prof. H. Q. Aulttrian, former su­ perintendent ot the Clifton schools owns an auto that is capable of act­ ing up on certain occasions, The car had been undergoing some re­ pairs in Xema and the body had been left at home. The Praf. drove the machine while perched upon the gasoline lank in the absence of a seat. While on the Old Totvit hill, tli© car dumped it’ s driver back­ ward from his seat, Ho fell to the road.unconscious for a few minutes but when ho came to’ he discovered the machine in a corn field having gone through a picket fence. There was no damage other than to the Prof. and.tho machine was pressed into service and driven to Clifton. CASTOR IA For In fan ts and Children. > The KindYou HaveAlways Bought Bears the Signature of w Two-piece suits built with all the athletic ef­ fect land form retaining, shape that young men appreciate. CoatB of the thinnest fabrics—quarter lined, with the new soft foil. Trousers with the new cut at waist and tapering gracefully to the ankle. The patterns afe novel and exclusive. Some in combinations of blue and green woven together with A red line —others with a'blue line •—$9*85, $ 14.85, $20, $ 25* Arcade THE WHEN, Springfield. I wilt sell at public auction at my residence on Baht Xenia avenue, Jamestown, O., on SATURDAY, JULY 22nd, 1911 Commencing at 1 o’ clock p. m., the following property: 2 STALLIONS 2 i PItINCE, a black Clydi stallion, j weighs 1800 lbs., and Is l an excellent foal getter, :i This horse is known in t Cedarville and Silver- > creek townships and has i _ produced some of the i best draft colts that have \ gone on the market. ! JOE, a seal brown general ! purpose horse weighing 1 about 1260 pounds and is ; ' six years old. He is not ! only a .sure foal getter ! but a producer of some excellent road Colts. 13 HEAD DRAFT HORSES 3 Consisting of two draft marcs, one five years old, will foal in August, the Other 11 years, both ’in foa lsto Prince. 1 yearling filly colt sired by Prince. 9 HEAD OF HOGS ’ 9 Consisting of one Berkshire sow I ahd eight pigs. J FARMING IMPLEMENTS 1 Consisting of 1 Imperial breaking’ plow, 1 potato plow, 1 Gfhtooth har- j row, 1 Buckeye double corn chltl-. vator, 1 corn slieller, fodder cutter,4 2 piano box buggies, 1 grindstone, i sled, 2 sets buggy harness, 8 sets of ! work harness,- collars, bridles, forks, } shovels, Set o f carpenter tools, 2, j heating stoves, etc. To be given away Monday, Nov. 20 , ’ l l . At 7 o’clock p. m. In addition to the Pony will be given $50 in Gold—divided into seven prizes, $15, $10 S5, $5, $5, $5 $5, Tickets given with each 25o GASH purchase. Save Your Tickets. C. G. Weimer, Dealer in Fresh and Salt Meats, Fruits Etc. We Meet all Prices Made. CEDARVILLE, OHIO. Terms Made Known Day of Sale * MRS. SIDNEY BOWLES 9. T. Baker, Auet. Beginning o f InyslldiSm, Once you start thinking about your* self and your complaints, your health begins to *o. Refmishmg Floors and Furniture will bring you more pleasure and abiding happiness in your home than anything you can do about the home for which you will spend any such small amount in time and money as will be the expenditure in this' Work, "DOYOUREALIZEWHATYOUCANACCOMPLISH?” “Hanna’s LustroFinish” “Made To Walk On” Is permanent in its color, never fades, positively durable because it is made of best materials, Old painted floors made to look like new in all beautiful shades, such as Mahogany, Antique Oak, etc. Makes old Woodwork and old furniture as good as new. “IS THIS CLEAR TO YOU?*’ roit SALKfev KERR & HASTINGS BROS. TRY OUR 1C® PRINTING