The Cedarville Herald, Volume 35, Numbers 27-52

--- » f Veterinary Pointers L By Dr. DAVID ROBERTS, Waukesha, Wis. Thoroughly enqmintiyour si •!: stock by taking the pulse, which cboehi be treei 23 ?a 40. Taka the:? temperature which designate:! fever by the use of a VctpiUviry lever Theunonjetrr. The live stock owners of the United States vmald ho several million dcllais wealthier if they gave their- live stock propercan?andattestion, suchaslieswithin the power cf every Itvo stock owner on earth, in the form of Dr, David Roberts Veterinary prescriptions. Ponotexperiment, Or permitothers to do ro, on your live stockwhenthey are ailing, for the prescriptions of Dr, David Roberts have been placed within reach of every live stock owner on earth. The season of Hop Cholera is on and an ounce <}f prevention is worth a pound of cure. Indigestion is one of the great channels of this disease and should be pre­ vent, d and overcome by the use of Dr. David Roberts Hog Tonic internally, and pens should be thoroughly disinfected with Dr, David Roberts DisintectpU,- Abortion in qowo can be positively wiped out of any held on the face of the earth by the use of Dr. David Roberts Veterinary prescriptions. ■ Damp, cold,_ rainy, seasons, such as fall, often produce inflamed or caked oddera in cows. This can be overcome by the use of ' Dr. David- Roberts CowTonic and Badger Balm. • Do not waste your time arid energy in trying to mhke a milker out of a beef ^ animal,-'or a beef animal out of a heavy milker, as-the law pf nature will not permit it. In operating upon lambs, pigs and calves, always use freely Dr. David Rob­ erts Healing Gil, -Precaution agaihst death of cattle by •idoatshouldbeguardedby keepingon hand Cue of Dr. David Roberts Cattle Trocars. NewRead I Is NowOpen, Cattle that have broken into cornfields, and have overeaten, rhotdd bo kept from drinking water for twenty-four hours and be given, small doses of Dr. David Roberto Lasotonic dry on the tongue, ‘ •MILCH COWS” If the point of ibo teat be stopped up, ' makingmilking a difficulty, useDr. David Robert? Hard Milking Outfit. Remember that you are not keeping live stock to look at or for pets. They should cither be profitable or be killed, Very often non-profitable' animals can be made profitable by adding to tbeir feed such ingredients as will aid digestion, and is contained in tbe Dr. David Roberts Stockvigor, mixed with, linseed meal. 'The proper time to dehorn cattle i* when they are calves a few weeks old by the use of Dr. David Roberts Horn Killer. If an animal in a herd be afflicted with lump jaw, it should either be treated or killed, as >t is exceedingly dangerous to the balance of the herd. Dr. David Roberts Absorbent will overcome Jump jaw in cattle. Thoroughly disinfect your cow barns once a week', as this will prevent and over* ome many diseases that cattle are heir to. Use Dr, David Roberts Disinfectall. If you want your hogs to fatten quickly and economically, give them Dr, David Roberts Hog Tonic, This will rid them of worms, prevent indigestion and many other dangerous diseases too numerous to mention. ■. ■. „ . ' ■ Sell yoar cream for a good big sum, use ' part of the check in buying a pail of Dr, David Roberts Calf Meal, a substitute for whole milk for calves, i . Anyone wishing specific directions in the treatment of livestock ailments should feel-free to. write.Dr,-Roberts. Inquiries will be cheerfully answered. .We carry in stock alL of Dr. David Roberts’' prepared prescriptions. They are the “ Best by Tost". G, M. BIDGWAY , Druggist. The work on the rebuilding of tl.o ('olun;? a pflto has about been com- ; p lo te d iy the "Wilson Engineevin?? j and Contracting Company and the road is now open for travel. The work lias been completed in about two montbg and is said to-be tho best two and one-half miles of macadam in the county. The quality of the stone Is above the average according to experts. Mr, Ed Litter o f the bog cholera specialist, was first; over the pike with bis automobile, Two bolts wero necessary for some farm ma­ chinery and Mr. Litter, came to town for them, only loosing 20 minutes time In the harvest Held. Don’t Use a Scarecrow To Drive Away the Mali Order Wolf You can drive him out quickly if you use the mail '*■ order houses’ own ’weapon. — advertising. Mail, order concerns ate spending- thousands.of dollars every week in order to get trade fropi the home merchants. Do you think for a minute they;- would keep it up if they didn’t get the busi­ ness ? Don’t take i t . for granted that every one within a radius of 25 miles knows what you have to sell, and what your prices are, Nineitimes out of ' -a your prices are-lower, but the customer is influenced by the up-to-date adver­ tising of the mail order house. Every article you advertise shoulcl be described and priced* Youvrrtust tell your Story in'an inter­ esting way, and, when you wand to reach .die buyers of this com­ munity use the columns of this {paper. J* CHURCH SERVICES. B. P. OUITRCH, Teachers meeting Saturday even­ ing at 7;00 o ’ clock. Bible School Sabbath at 0:30 a, m. Preaching Sabbath at 10:30 a. in. by Rev. J. S. E. McMidiael. ' Christian Endeavor at (1 o’ clock. Leader; Enla Creswell. The evening service will be an­ nounced from the.pulpit. Prayer meeting Wednesday even­ ing at 7 o’ clock. Subject. “ Christian Conversation.’’ Mai. 3:16-17. M. E. CHURCH . 0:30 a, m, Sunday School. 10:30 a.'in. Preaching. . 6 :00 p. in. Epworth League. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 :00 o’clock. ' » Official Board meeting the first Tues­ day evening of each month. Lest you forget. We handle THti- vevsal dement. Also patent plaster- , Tarbox Lumber Co .Should. Be Worth Reading. ■ In Madison square she sat .down for a moment. It was the noon hour and the benches were full of prisoners released from office and shop. Oppo site her, sat a horrible-male creature, all beak and double chlnf alternately whispering and toothily lpe’ring Into the face of the ravishing little, type­ writer seated beside him. The pretty thing was all knowing smiles and tricks and feminine wiles Finally, tossing her $ head,, she an­ nounced: • “Well, some day I’m going to write a book, and I'm going to call it, *As‘ 1 Have Found 'It! As I Have Seen It!’ " “ Life as fo'und and seen by a New York typewriter girl ought to make very entertaining reading Indeed,*' murmured the woman to herself a s 1 she pensively turned homeward.— New York Press, While Mercury is Near Fever Point. Dayton - Establishment; Acts Men to lay in Their ^‘Winter Supply,” You fellows who arc fuming anti sweating, how’ tl you like to think of overcoats just wow. W iiy not? Don't folks buy coal In the 6tirnroer tune when the mercury is almost ready to burst out of the tube. That’s the philosophy subscribed by the Willner store on South Main Street a t Dayton, The Administrators In. closing title estate have ordered all last soasons fall and winter goods to be placed on sale now. These are be­ ing offered at “ finder moral” prices as an inducement to men to “ lay i» their .winter supply,” “ Coal dealers offer coal atraduced prices in the summer, time and people buy llielr winters supply cheaper, so why shouldn’ t men save money on overcoats by buy lug In the summer to,” said a man offi cial­ ly connected with the establish­ ment,' ' . . . The overcoat display offers a strong contrast with surroundings. THEY KNOCK. Lost:—A gold cuff button with diatnond setting in Cedarville or on the Columbus pikp within two and one-half miles east of town. Tinder return to this office and be rewarded You Buy Coal In July To Save Money B u t se ldom bu y an ov e r coa t un til y ou are forced t o d o so b y the weather, W h y Not Buy A n Overcoat Now? ; . ’and' save one -fou rth t o one-third what it will cos t y ou later. A ll Fall A nd W inter Suits, Overcoats and W inter Apparel Carried over from last season now on sale a t reduced prices. Th e ; styles and colorsrare what w ill b e worn this com ing season. Y o u cann o t in v es t yotir m on ey b e ite r than t o pu t i t in t o a fa ll o r w inter su it o r ove r coa t a t a saving o f one -fou rth to one-th ird what i t Will co s t y o u later. Prices Go Still Lower O n A ll Summer Merchandise A il Summer Suits, Hats, Shirts, Underwear etc ,, fo r Men and B o y s marked still low er th is week t o br ing this sale to a finish. Take advantage o f this ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE The editor of. the Daily News-made a little experiment the other day in the way of -human nature. Oi\ in other words, hd undertook to ascer­ tain what the average man thinks ahoilt when asked to think. His con­ clusions were that It 1s human na­ ture to knock] that people “ oppose” more than “ favor.” Half a dozen persons were ap­ proached by the editor, Bach was asked to writp down upon a slip of paper two subjects for editorials, \yith the unders’ inding, of course, that the editor wou do as he pleased about writing upon the subjects suggested. Each- person was asked to name the first two editorials he would write if 'he were an editor, 1n other words, The six people, all of them in dif­ ferent walks of life, gave- the. editor twelve subjects -for editorials. Every one' of them was a “knock.” Not one ol' the persons approached wrote a subject calling for praise. Each wanl- at least two things "hit” anil hit hard. Now, several of the subjects men­ tioned were, pertinent. Several oE them were such as are not usually dealt with In the columns of a news­ paper. . But all of -them .were stabs at this or that, with- never a word of lovo -suggested by any of the parties. If an editor. Were to follow such ad­ vice, if he were to write -for a week along the lines suggested by these six persons, he would he ducked in the river its a common scold—or should he so treated. The paper, would become rx sour, disgruntled organ of liver-af­ fected people.' And yet the six per­ sons approached were of the’ -every­ day type, just stick persons, as one meets In business and society, and wore in no sense those whom we of­ ten hear described as having “ soured” upon the World. So the editor came to the conclu­ sion that he would Write whatsoever he desire* to- Writo In the future, re­ gardless of the advice of friends; that hb Vfpald knock such men and Measures •; he - believed should he knocked,- hut that he would. add a word of commendation, a spirit of optimism, here and there, and that even those who, desired him to •’knock” would be pleased with his work.—Dayton News,. The. Store Where Styles Originate. BOGGAN ’S Exclusive Styles Our Tremendous The Store Other? Try to Imitate. Is in Full Sway, Even Greater Bar-- gains will be Given Th is Week. Our Complete Stock w ill be Sacrificed, ' Remember Everything Must Go and Must Go Quickly, '' • Commencing T om orrow M orn ing we will gather our com p lete s tock o f high class E x c lu s iv e Summer Merchandise together, and on . every article we will guarantee y ou a saving o f from , 50 to 75 Per Cent I t means space to us. W e m us t clear our s to ck fo r our Fall purchases, and here is where y ou reap the benefit. . . Our sale fo r the past week has m ade qu ite a rent in our stock , bu t we still have M ost Ex traord inary Values, wh ich w ill surpass what we offered y ou last week . ' So com e-early . I t means m on ey saved to you . Remember This is Every Departments^ From Bottom to Top of Our Store P E T E R A . BOGGAN .Use our rest room to meet your friends, Or a leasure hour with us to spend.\ Both Phones 825 Springfield, Ohio. 24 East Main Street, HI 4 To Core a Cold in One 'T < * e L a x a t i v e B r a n o Q o i r i j n e T a K * * . .SeY9»l$|fe#*JxMswtscWIajust lamonths. fiSgtyalWre,^ CuresGrip in Tiro Day*. , c f c e v e r y Mrs. G. Y. Winter, Miss Olive and Alfred, have been spending the week with Air, Samuel Bull and family in Xenia. Mrs. J. B, Winter is the guest of her brother, Mr. Jumps Anderson, of Columbus, while Mr. O. Y. Winter is taken in the Dahl-Mllllkln excur­ sion to Cedar I’olnt. A marriage license has been granted to Roy Myers, of this place, and Miss Gladys Wallace, of Xenia. Rev. Amos (look i$ named ae the officiating min­ ister, Mr, D. R, Stormont, of Henrietta, Obla., has been the guest of his broth­ er, Air. J. C, Stormont Mr, George Siegler and sister, Miss Charlotte, wero among the excursion­ ists this Week to Cedar Point. Quite a number of young'people from here are employed at the Miami Valley Chautauqua, Which opened Thursday, Misses Rachel Tarbox, Blanch Turnbull, Anna Collins, Kath­ leen Putt and Messrs. Ernest Foster, Fred Towasley and Cameron Ross, Air. C. A. McLean, formerly of Cin­ cinnati, -lmt now located in Dayton, visited here Sabbath. Mr. McLepn will leave Daytfm about the first of the month for Chicago, where he has accepted a position. 116 -118 South Main Street # . Dayton, Ohio. in Praia* of Courage, Certain virtues aro divided from vices by.so narrow a line that wo must discern very clearly to seo the differ­ ence. Few inon can distinguish pride front vanity;, perseverance from stub­ bornness; economy from avarice. Tho same is true of epurago as distin­ guished from effrontery.’ Tho courag- cotta man must have ambition, not merely dream of what ho would like to have. The audacious have been found fault with for their brutality In overcoming an obstacios-'-but force is necessary to accomplish any real pur­ pose.-—Chicago American. Two Pickerel on One Line. A humble and honest . fisherman who net bfs traps for pickerel on a Amino pond the other day in ready to make affidavit rts follows: “I hereby declare on oath that I did catch two pickerel on one hook. .Tho first pick­ erel (wallowed tho bait and didn't like it, Apparently he tried to cough it np> At aiiy rate ho spewed tho hook out under his gills ntid It floated off iri tho water in bo grabbed by a second pickerel. Thus thefo eanio up two pickerel, nil strung on a llnev-'- Lowlatoii Journal, Dr, MDca' Antl-ldfit Bills for all pain, When We Took on the Black Gat Line W e did so because we believed its merit would outsell every other line in town . • *. * W e were right. I t has. A n d i f y ou wish to know -why , all y ou need to do is t o com e and look over our g ood look ing and g ood wearing m en 's hose. T a k e n o tice o f that E x ten d ed H eel— made by special machinery— wh ich is an exclusive feature o f B la ck Cat, and which doubles the life o f you r sock. N o tice their so ft lustre and even beautiful co l­ ors.. A lm o s t *heer and handsome as Lad ies ' stock ings, y e t abou t as strong as the children ’ s. SUITS— La test Styles and Low est prices - SPRING COATS— $5.75 up SKIRTS— F ine selection. The best fo r $5 .75 y e t shown WAISTS — $L 0 0 up CARPETS - RUGS - LINOLEUM I ' R o o m R_ugs & Lowest Prices Reached Spepialty Hutchison & Gibney XENIA, OHIO. $100 Reward! $100* Tire readers of this paper will be pteasu- to learn that there is «l l«i»t; one dreaded disease that eclonco has been able to cure la all its stage* and that is Catarrh. Hall’s OattiTfhOnro is tho only posilivo euro now known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh bc*ng « constitutional disease, requires a eunkitutlonbi treatment. Hall's CoUilfh Cure is taken Internally, acting directly up an the blood ami nniwiussorrows of system thereby destroying tho foundation of tho diseato, andgiving the patient strength by I.Hiding up the eonotitiltinn and sramMIiig nature In doi*g Itnwork, The proprietors bftToso much faith in its ourntive powers, list they offer ono Hundred Dollars for itny .*«*« tluit It' falls to tmr«. ffcml for list o 4ifc fltllAt#« Adult®** F. J. OHFNEY &Co, Toledo 0. l*«JkfTlhfU«BS*t,76c. all's F*toi«T Fills ma tlfc best, JL ELASTIC R O O F P A I N T for tin, metal, paper, felt and ruherold roofs. Tr >j proof against the weathcr or rust. Absolutely no*- , porous. Will not crack, peel, blister or scale. Will not evaporate after once set, is a fine water-proof* ang material. Contains nhJngredienii *udi &a salt and lime which entcj (nth the tit* » major part of the so-called roefsftd iron pafntii on tho market to-day which have rib elastic qualities M ?f? dM{r«c*iv«to metals and fibre*, and ate bound to crystals© any metal. It is germ proof. * WI y not th*bni «» mn. o A itL iw a w oCtcsytieit o o i a i a ^ y O tt.( [ This month’s Batterick Patterns [are 10c arid 15c—none higher. r*t Of \Y Tin la.!: ()OH tin dnt, i<> V. ' Ik 1 . Jui.. has. «ls«- srG.fi km., are an t: m.nl, l:t dm-.. Jiiri’i toria Alibi coim o f . f bran been vent d)et< cal in Th ■wh'ie recti this then date Dc cornt fami only ■whie • porti- ed t< liqur eat velt He 3 tas.t«_ cusu me. iced Di did alch . hers Pfici ever a ei duri can, > is a Wn. was g rab . con: ’ Star..,, heir - idem ally ■, to < clrc n tfib , J .iigh ! w ill 1 aere t still. last feets; au.. 2:3 A , * no* an c c kr . 1roofs# jlately n(| •feeale. /W mtcr.prd ueh a* W lion of t n paints fc qus 1 itj{ is, and, Kfi #9 ( « o ,W l erm, ih i t d