The Cedarville Herald, Volume 35, Numbers 27-52

—I f you can 't buy a new one, hftva th* old one DRY CLEANED ftt the HOME Clothing company, The tfrefc b im on th ly meeting of the Orenne county Teachers' AfifiQ- m tlo nw illb e held Saturday, Oct, JSfch m the auditorium of the Me- Hinley building, Xenia, Q. prof. Erupe Birnh of Springfield, and Mies Margaret Sutherland of Columbus v il l deliver the addresses,. Buth E . Barnes, Sec. C l o t h e s of CLEANED a t a ll kinds DRY HOME Clothing Co. Wanted—To exchange a flue five yr. old drlvJngmare for good heav- y d ra ft horse not over Syrs. old. D .S . Ervin. FQR 8 ai ., k • —Leather covered couch in fine condition a t a bargain. Inquire a t this office. Seed wheat at ForSale-^Aaetiojid hkfid healing stove, Moore-a a ir tigh t heater, in good repair, Fo r further infor- riftijlnSwiiiia^ 3 * mation inquire of this office. Public Sale! I will sell 8 horses, fi cattle, 77 sheep and farm Imple­ ments on Thursday, Oct. 8 , a t 12:30 aharp. J , C.. Finney. Lost —Fountain pen, rod aud black with gold pen. Finder please notify this office. F eitilh c r at Kerr & Hastings Bros. Mr, Hrh, HomabJoke k ts b4#il tit* guest a t the home of G. E. Jobe. . Mrs, James Barr, of Dayton, vis­ ited with relatives the first of the W 6 (?lc The ladies* Aid Society of the M. E. Church, gave a birthday social at the church Friday evening. Light re­ freshments were served and a neat sum of money was realized. Mr. J. C. Barber went to New York City Friday where he visited with his Son Fred, who is practicing law in that city. Miss Wijhemenia Metray visited Sport bansuags la Universal, with college friends the first of the Qerm&ar la now said to be tubing we„Yf- n . „ . j up baseball, but Jc the language fitted Miss EHa Pierce, o t the O. S. and fw jt ?—Detroit Free Press. . S, O. Home, is visiting her brother, t John Pierce and family, - ^ 1 Mr. and H u , Walter job*** of liny- ton, were guests of M, W. Collins and family over Sabbath. Mr. and Mrs, Edward Thomison, of Springfield, visited with Mr, Thpmi- son's sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Randall, the first of the week, Miss Sarah Wolford is nursing Mrs, Nancy Marshall, who suffered an at­ tack of cerebral trouble over a week ago, _ fte* Mfitohj Yoder and children, of Belle Center, are visiting Mrs* Arthur Swaby, of above Clifton.. hPfa Hattie E rr left Tuesday for a visit with friends in Rushviile, Bid, . Mr, and-Mrs, Chas, Ridgway were Cincinnati visitors Tuesday. _ Mr, T, N. Tarbox has rented Mrs, Lida. Archer’s property and will move the first of the month, Mrs. Thomas Norris, machinist for C..M* Crousei Will move into Mr. Tarbox’s property. . Mr 8 ;vSarah McMifiian left Monday for Cadm^'O,, for a Visit with friends and*we)atiYe 8 <.-.;:::';. ■■ Mr, Charles Campbell, who has been In the West for several years, is home bn a vjsit 'With relatives and friends* .Mr. HomerMcIntire, a studenfcof Rush Medical College, Chicago, is a guest of hig sister, Mrs. J, E. Kyle a n d : Y d m i l y i ^ ' : . ' ; v: V'.;. / Mr, and Mrs. J. N, Lott, of Pitts- biirg, are visiting their parents. 'Mr. E. E. RandaU and farnilyof Spring Valley, visited their mother, MrS.EUzabethRandallSaturday. Mr. Geo, Jeffrey and family have moved into the.Townsley property, re­ cently purchased by Mr. Leon Spahr, of Xenia. .Mrs. Lida Archer has gorife to Ash- ville, N. C.f to take up mission.work among the mountaineers. Before leav­ ing she was given a surprise at the home of J. E. Hastings.' Light re- F or SA b ^ -R u d y sebdwheat 1911 crop recleaned $ 1.20 per bushel. . S. K . Williamson & Bon. Kerr & Hasting Bros. For Sale lib Delaine sheep—Ewes 8 yr, olds, yearlings and Jambs. Call phone 149, For Bale;—One pheaton buggy •n d one road wagon, m good con­ dition. Inquire a t this office for in­ formation.- 1 Buy Anchor paint. I t will satisfy youin every respect. Tarbox Lumber Co. pretokens of remembrances w.ere sented to her by the ladies,' In this issue will 'be found C. K. Wolf’s announcement as candidate for auditor a t the November election on the Democratic ticket. Mr, S. K. Williamson, who has been suffering an attack of Theumatism, is now suffering with stomach trouble. YOU MUST NOT FA IL TO COME inland look over 'ou r Ima o f Millinery. We have everything th a t is NEW and DP TO THE MINDTE ’ In Trimmed and un- trimmed Hats, Feathers etc, ODH PRICED ARE THE MOST REASONABLE TN THE CITY, . Bring this ad with you aud it wlirentltle you lo 6 per cent dis­ count lb our MlLLTFERY DEPARTMENT. To Our Out Of The. City Patrons We respectfully solicit your call to inspect our largo and. varied assortment of Ladle’s MlBsea’and.Juniors,.XTItr* Fashion­ able Buits; Johnny Coats, Nackinaw Coats, with hats to match Sport and Oar Coats, Street CoatH, Elegant Fu r Coats, S e ts ,.Sep- arate Muffs and Scarfs, Gowns, DancingFroohs, Silk Blouses and Petticoats all a t sensible prices. Special bargains during Style Show Week The Exclusive Fashion [Shop fjg The Conkle Cloak Co. 17 S. Mam St., Dayton, Ohio.' THE ELD ER & JOHNSTON FREE DAYTON at FREE DAYTON Will be an exposition of Fashion—a''Review” tha t will not only interest the eye, but is emphatic and pronounced ip , its benefit to tha*.purse. I t .will be an inspiration just to .see and learnofthe coming season’seorreefc wearables—it will be a pleasure to supply your wants at thi» "Style Carnival" in this great and attractive Store; For Your Convenience: .It ' Arrange to meet, friends in our lnvlting, quiet Rest Room, on the, fifth floor, fitted ' with conches for the ill—easy' rockers, for the weary—magazines fojf the w a iting ,. THE INFORMATION BOOTH ** V < Located i n ' center isle, flrfit floor, will tell you all you wont to know about the store or city, Local Telephone Service and Packages Checked Free GDlDES to inspect this large store Uponapplication a t thb In ­ formation Booth. 4 GTLET US Refund Your Fares Courteous and especial attention Is given to Refund Fares a t the Information Booth, Shop here la s t and receive your fares a t th is accommodation Center. (See Mr, Feidmam) Tw o Reasons W hy You Should Stop Here Tat—You Gat Your Dinner FREE With every purchase of 95.00, or over, a ticket Is .given for one regular dinner—a bountiful meal served in our home-like, cheerful, pleasant, sanitary dining-room on the lourth floor. 1 ■ Present your’ duplicate checks of purchase, a t information Booth, first floor, to secure this dinner ticket free. \ During this week, all packages will be delivered a t yoUr home tree, 2d—Fro* Delivery l same as city customers, and you are relieved from carrying them in Shopping. . Distinctive and Exclusive Coats and Suits— Most Extraordinary Values . . . . * $25 Women who are insistent upon Belect style, best quality, perfect fitting Tailored Garments ftt the very lowest price obtainable, will find our second floor, the “Mecca” for. ready-made apparel. In our Fall pre­ paration, we were most exacting in providing wearables of becomingness for juniors on up to women requiring extra large Sizes, and now ready is a variety which is greatest because ot the quality involved—greatest be cause of the rare beauty of styles and materials—greatest because of the unmatchable values. Here are— Suits beginning a t $16 tha t will make you wonder—ail'd Goats from $18.76 up th a t a te unequaled; but the $80.00and $86.00 Suits. . ‘ • * OTSpaclal at $25-are Irrftsiatably charming. FALL DRESS GOODS 4 0 * SPECIAL for “Fashion Show Week” at $1.10 A yard .“ Aw o ne mt of 60c White French Lawn, each. (North Aisle.) .M ark yob, these are the favorite 48 in, wide, for dresses or suggestive The “Kompackt ’1 Complete Dress weaves 6 < Whipcord, Diagonals, Bed- f or jcurtains or Xmas novelties—goes Form, all sizes—the home dressmak- ford Cord and Serges, 36 inches wide f or. —Special 42c a yard. Latest colors of Blue, Brown, Tan, Gray and Green—also Black, PRETTIEST SILKS Special qualities for waists or dresses*—Plain, Striped, Check ahd Plaid Silks. Fashion Show Week, Q f ln A yard (*,,»„.****,*»*?*»<*—- - NOTION NEWS Gives you Clark's O. N, T. Spool Cotton, black and white, all numbers, always 6 c a spool, 7 Spools for 25c, 12 &c YARD CORSETS FOR 49c ^ Sounds like fiction, this, to get a Corset of fine CoUtll with hose sup­ porters side and *front for 49c, but er's best friend, $4.00 value a t . . $2.98 LADIES’ "MUNSING” 4 Q * UNION SUITS AT .......... H-UC The perfect proportions and satis- RUGS Room size (9x12) Brussels Rugs, $15,00 values a t ............. ,.,.<$10.98 (Fourth Floor) 8.00 HATS « j l QO During this Style Show Week, we make a special display of Felt and factory fitting of "Munsing” Under* Velvet Hats,- becoming shapes fdr wear needs no explanation—every- dress or s tr e e t - body knows it—but for women to get Regular $ 8.00 values for $4.98 it’s a “Style Show” Special for the medium weight, high neck, long Our Children’s Hats are exception- week, our 76c value, Sleeve, ankle length 76 c Union Suits ally nobby a t 98c up. ^ Of course these are shapely and for 46 c_ th a t's a Style Week Special. Mourning Millinery, is given special The same in extra size is 69c. attention and pfjeee are '*a(|fteasiiBg« WOMEN'S SILK HOSE k “ " nk W f W FALL SH ftW For this “Fashion Show Week” we FaS® J S & T S p W 3 * , £ % t ese are shapely and comfortable models, too. warm f l a n n e l e t t e gowns The busy woman will .take advah- DoLong Hooks and Eyes, black atrd sleep. On our third floor. tag, »f that « « * , . jSWM to on Jile but 7 .snuggle into for restfu!, comfortable Boofc Hose> ^ lJsle top# goIe and prime favorite is t h e - ’ white, with invisible eyes, 10 c cards for 6 Cents, AN& CHILDREN'S /. 79 c Flannelette Gowns, in military style braid trimmed, or the round neck, scalloped edge. $1,60 Ones go at 75c each SPECIALS FOR THE MEN Light weight wodl ’Shirts and Draw- ROYS’ HATS A o u r third floor will.be the center of attraction for little folks’ hats. The ■ S S j ; Utata ;» b r Hal, Ho*, d*o $125 ones— kind, at ............. xvc 1 air “Fashion Show” price only 'tyc (North Entrance,) . Wool Sweaters, the convenient wrap $i.S0 BED SPREADS $ 1 , 1 f t Tor boy*’ and girls’ wear now; navy, Fo r ' . «. *....... . *-• ’ 1 , nmroon, brown and Oxford, with mill- The housewife will not overlook tary collar 'and pearl buttons, *’“■ high-spliced heel,. . . . .For 39c a Pair $25.00 SEWING MACHINES AT $10.98 It’s the “Improved Challenge” with oak cabinet, B-Drawer Drop-head con­ struction, all attachments and acces- Autumn Brown Calf, 14 and 16 but­ ton Shoes, on the short vamp, broad toe last, all hand made, a t $3.50 to $4.00 a pair, . . Other models of. interest are the Black Satin, Silk Velvet, Dull and Pat­ ent Leathers. > MISCELLANEOUS 5000 yards English Torchon, Laces — ~ . . A sorles—and thinkl with fall sewing ___ j ____ _____________ _ ets, regular $1 garments, for only.69c just a^ead) what yon save to get this and Insertions, worth 6 c go a t only, $ 2 ASdRmembS°Anv Sewino Ma- ^ yards’Ctliny Bands)' 'insertlms And Remember—Any Sewing Mat and Kdg% S to I Inches Fide; Yalttii chine, including the “Free,” which it. ' 4 ® ;: mW* Edges' exclusive With us, -cafi be purchased on easy faywefits'-ti lowa t $1.00 a week* BLARKET 8 ;■ $5.00 AlFWool Gray, White and For these full sire Hemmed Crochet Bed pi$id Blankets, Mze 66x80, go for. Slowly Mlhrfihfl,'* • DC. Lyman Abbott, who is. A t is wall known, an antl-suffragist, told. At a recent luncheon in New York, aa antl-suffragu aueodote, “Two sutfrag- Ists," he said, “were talking one eve­ ning at the club over a game of bil­ liards. 'How Is your husband?* the first asked. ‘Slowly mending, thank you/ the other answered. ‘Slowly mending? But I didn’t know he was 1U5‘ ‘He isn't 111/ toe other suffragist j explained, laughing heartily. ‘He’s j slowly mending my khaki riding breeches/" V e terinary Po in ters By Dl*. DAVID ROBERTS, * Watte*!, Wit. Spreads, atwaya sold a t $1.50, marked f lOMH Embroidery ’ for trimming school aprons, underwear, dresses— 10c Values, a yard <««*.. <,.«,. ■. •« 6 c $ 3.00 White 16-bUttbh French Kid Gloves go a t $2.29 a pair. 1-clasp $1,25. Cape Gloves a t $1.00 * Kid Gloves. m .$3.60 Italian Pilfering o f Mail*. Gne deplorable effect of the Turco- Italian war is the “bold pilfering of the m|l)s in Italy—especially of those from ftom the United Staten. The Italian .government, doubtless struggling un­ der the oneroug task of carrying on the war, seems to be quite unable to Insure safe handling -of the malls. That this Is petty thievery Is Indicated by the fact that not alone registered mail, but ordinary, letters as well are being stolen right and left. Two 'or three weeks ago the Italian police captured a man with, forty stolen let­ ters In his pocket. An American stu­ dent a t the North. Amerioan oollege in Rome reports that he receives only half of the letters that his relatives write h im .' He baa lost six letters since January 1, 1913. Americans in: Italy, unable to get any satisfaction from the Italian post office officials, are asking their relatives apd friends at -home to procure some effective ac­ tion toward, safeguarding this Interna­ tional correspondence,—National Mag­ azine, * " ’ House and Owner. ■ My precept t 9 all who build it,' that the owner should be an ornament to the house, and not the house to the owner.—Cicero, , . , , .$3.69 20-button $4,50 V * The Elder 6 Johnston Dayion, Ohio* Co. Thoroughly examine your sick stock by taking thepuU*. which should be from 28 to 49. Take their temperature which designates fever by the use of a Veterinary Fever Thermometer. T he live stock owners of the United States would be several million dollars wealthier if they gave their live stock propercaresnd attention, such aslies within the power of every live stock owner on earth, in the form of Dr, David Roberts Veterinary prescriptions. Do noteaperipient, or permit others to do to,on your live ttockwhen they are ailing, for the prescription* of Dr. David Roberts have been placed within reach of every live stock owner on eartli. The season of Hog Cholera is on and. ah ounce of 'prevention is worth a pound of cure.' Indigestion it one of the great channels of this disease and should be pre­ vented and overcome by the use of Dr. ’ David Roberts Hog Tonic internally, and pens should be thoroughly disinfected with Dr. David Roberts Disinfectsll. Abortion in. cows can be positively wiped out obanyjierd on. the face of the earth by the use;of Dr, David Roberta Veterinary prescriptions, Damp, cold, rainy seasons, such as fall, Often produce inflamed or caked udders in, -cows. This can be overcome by the use of Dr. David Roberts CowTonic and Badger Balm. Do not waste your time and energy in trying to make a tnilker out of a beef animal, or a beef animal out of a heavy milker, as the law of nature will .not permit i t , In operating upon lambs, pigs and calves, always use freely Dr. David Rob­ erts Healing Oil, ’ Precaution against death, pf cattle by bloat should beguarded by keepingon band •ue of Dr. David Roberta Cattle Trocars. Cattle that have broken into comhsid*, and have overeaten, should b t kept from drinking water for twenty-four hour* and be given small doses of Dr. David Roberta Laxotomc dry on the tongue. “MILCH COWS” If the point of th* teat be stopped up, making mliking a difficulty, use Dr, David Roberts Hard Milking Outfit. Remember that yon are not keeping live stock lo Jock at or for pets. They should either be profitable or be killed. Very often non-profitable animals can be made profitable by adding to their feed such ingredients aa will aid digestion, and is contained in the Dr. David Roberts Stockvigor, mixed with linseed meal. The proper time to dehora cattle is when they are calve* 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 it is exceedingly dangerous to the balance of ’ the herd, . Dr, David Roberts Absorbent will overcome lump Jaw in cattle. Thoroughly disinfect your cow bams once a week, as this will prevent and over­ come many diseases that cattle are heir to. Use Dr. David Roberts Disinfectsll. 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 your cream far a good big turn,use. part of the check in buying a pail of Dr. David Roberts Calf Meal, a substitute for whole milk for calves. ' Anyone wishing specific directions in the treatment of live stock ailments should ■feel .free to write Pr,- Roberts. Inquiries will be cheerfully answered. We carry in stock all of Dr. David Roberts’ prepared prescriptions, They are the “Befit by Test” . C. M. RIDGWAY, Druggist. FALL IS 6HENIXBRAND YOU NED UNDERWEAR .■ ....'j-.. ,.v- «; - We have a fine supply MENTOR new K n it t itp sw an AND ___________ Shapedfoea'' 1 ** v, t * * ! jfsiamHtrt- » . Are pleased to say that macy customers have stopped in adjacent cities and haye given us their orders, 26 Suit« selected for first cold days. Bistiop, WooltexandOther Fiters Also^Mew Waists, Skirts, Wrappers Corsets, Gloves Etc. < Hutchison & Gibney X E N IA ,1 ^ [OH IO . High Cost of Living Made Easy When you trade at our store. Besides th& lowness" of price we /give you what you want when you want '.it. Thenjyou have [the]_quahty, quality and quick service. * S A T U R D A Y . SPEC IALS Mother*’ Corn Flake loc package for 5c 9 Different Kinds of Brdad 3c Per Loaf. Pure Lard ^California Hams Ark Soap Salt White Fi*h Mocha and Java Coffee, 22c per lb. xxc per lb. per lb loc ae per bar ic each OUR PR ICES Star Oracksra.... ?......... ................. .................. 60 8 Silver Prunes.............. ................................ 12 Prunes 10 Callforuia Prunes, a l b ............ ......... 0 Fancy Large Santa Clara County Prunes, pet lb... ,.,..,....,.10 Fancy Bright Evaporated Aprioets, • per l b ....... .............................' ...... I 3 e Fancy Larg Lemon Cling Peaches, per lb.....10 Tomatoes, per can.... .... ............................. ...... 11 Corn, per can*.,......................... ......................... Peas, per can,....,........... 0 Lenex Soap,* b a r s . . , . , ................ ,...,,10 11 * E, Schmidt & Wholesale and Retail Grocers 30 South Detroit Street* . * Xenia, Ohio To Cmr« a CoWIn On« 0 «y + 4 *