The Cedarville Herald, Volume 36, Numbers 1-26

/ - i ...Himin iti ........ t / i ~ j ii | g » y i p p w w ^ To The People Of Cedarville. and Greene County. F We come to you with a message of HE ALTH- a message of GOOD CHRER. We offer you a way of escape from the dread traidom of Disease. From the poverty and terror of sickness, we bring you Glfod (Tidings of .freedom from Bondage and place you on the Royal Road to Health by means of Oxypathy ...AND T H E ,.. O a s y p ^ t h o r ...W H A T I S . . . Oxypathy^ Oxypathy is the science of the use of OXYGEN, nature!s own life- giVlng principal Jn the treatment ahd[ cure of diseases. OXYGEN ito- troduced into the body makeB rich, red blood, which dispels the pois­ ons and germs ot disease and makes you well. Oxypathy be­ lieves in nature restoring the body and presents the means by which she can do bo : - . . . WHAT IS THE . . . Oxypathor? Tiio Oxypathy is- the device, -the machine, used io -introduce into the body OXYGEN is sufficient quantity, to aid the functions o f •th a tbody to throw off disease, to ' expelsiCkaess and the results ae~ compllslwit by the OXYPATHOR apettmly wonderful, W» can show you thousands of trud testimonials of people who have been cured by the 0XY?A.YROB, without the use ol drugs, after every other means h a t been tried and found wanting, Rut we have more than that. We have'one of your own people—one of the citizens of your own oounty —who testifies to the worth of the'OXYPATHOR and the almost miraculous results which came from its use. Mr. Warren B, Steele, ^Rural Route No. 10, Xenia, Greene County, Ohio, says th a t Mrs. JSteele wag seriously ill, add believing that ■he did net have' long to live un­ less help was secured, and with the consent; and upon, the advice of the family physician, an Oxy-' pathor was put into use and the patient haq passed the critical etageand is now on the road to recovery. This ease is remarkable on account of ite long standing and severity and is an evidence of the effectiveness of the Oxypathor treatment where all othera have failed. , No matter how long, yon have been ill, how severe your trouble how many things you have tried for relief, the Oxypathor Will Help Yeu We ask you to let us talk to yon or send you booklets explain­ ing fully what OXYPATHY and the OXYPATHOR are doing for mabkink. I f yon wilt send ns your name we will send yon a 72 page booklet FREE , or better than Writing, call a t cur Xenia office a t Zell’s Bookstore DetraitjSt.* | AlIen[Bui!dh'ng Xenia, Ohio. Thk month’s Butterick Patterns ant 10c and 15c—none higher. Clifton U. P. Church Chunes, ! The Pastor’s family were, guests 5a t a very pleasant dinner party a t 1William Waddle's on Tuesday even-’ ‘ iug. Mrs. Roy Waddle and children were visiting a t her mother’s near Osborne this week. Dr. and Mrs, Ritchie were guests Tuesday and over, n igh t with Mrs., Ellen Wrlghf and her Interesting family. Kenneth Ritchie visited a t Mr, Charles Finney’s.on Wednesday. Mr. W. H. Caldwell, a student of Bethany College, Charlestown,West Virginia iu selling Purity Books throughout the community. A sale and sane Fourth is propey. and do not forget there are lessons of patriotism to be taught. The next generation wilt be what this one makes it. Read over the Dec* laration of Independence and ' get in line anew as a generation patriot, ‘Can a big brewery bring prosper­ ity? Sin is stupid. Enough ’‘Extract’’ can he bought for three dollars to make a barrel of whiskey. ’ ' ' A superintendent who loves his school as hiB bride, will succeed. . John Kyle is leader of the Chris* tlan Onion Sabbath evening, Save t'be adult and yon save an integer. Save the’ child and you have the 'whole multiplication table. “Father’s Hay is any day he is able to get out and hustle for the wherewithal. The congregation will he f glad to learn that Miss Margaret Rife of Kansas writes,1’! may be one of the borne folks before many weeks’’ Grace Ritchie will attend the summer session of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Pa,, and while there visit with Rev. and Mrs. John A. Gregg. Review day comes again next Sabbath, Better look back over the lessons of the quartor, week. Judgement begins at the house of God. His people must be better than others to he as good. Nothing else but reformation will prevent the.rain of a sinful people. Alcohol and tobacco are responsf ble for so much of eur crime and in sanity,“poverty and wretchedness, th a t the miracle is th a t we do not rise up in the noontime and wipe them wholly out of existence, A colored man, asked where be was going, replied “ I ’sa dun been where J ’se going". This kind of promptness la commended to Christians in church meetings. Dr. Mark Mathews says, the only kind of smoke that should be seen asoeuding from a Christian is the smoke of incense from the alter of prayer. Musings Of a non-church goer would not live In a churohless town, I ’m here in my slippers and dress­ ing gown, If all the people were Just like me, How righteous a place this town would be. y The United Presbyterian denoin ination daring the laBt year has met with a net loss of ten mm iste’rs, a gam if two congregations and a gafn of 0,204 members. Messers. James Harris and Clar­ ence Finney are each completing fine barns on their farms where with to bestow'their crops. Here's a Good One For You T H E C R IT E R IO N . THE KINGSBURY CO. durlifg the The arrangements'for the safe and sane Fourth of Ju ly are progressing. A number of the leading organize tions of the oounty are to take part such as the Sabbath Schools, Y. M. 0. A., Y. W. C. A. and W. O. T. U, Tha fair grounds will be a line place to hold Buch a celebration. I t wilt be a sensible Way of observing the day which appeals most to the patriotism of the people. There is an instinctive feeling that there Should be some proper atten­ tion paid te the day and this cele­ bration has been planned to meet th a t want. Let every body go and •how their appreciation of the effort th a t has been made. Btibg your baskets and enjoy the day. F or S a m i - Commencing July 1st Mrs. Mary George will sell a t pri­ vate sale her household goods from her residence on North Main street. MAYOR'S NOTICE. To the owners ot the lots an if lands in the village of Cedarville, Ohio: In compliance with the re­ quirements of Section 1732“-A of the revised statues I hereby notify the owners of lots and lands m Cedarville to cu t And destroy all Canada and common thistles and other noxious weeds growmgon any such lots and lands within the corporation, so th a t they may not mature seeds and spread to adjoin, ing lots. On failure of any such owner to comply with the law in regard here­ to, the town council may employ persons to cut or destroy said noxious weeds and the expense thereof will he a lien on said lots and lands and collected as takes. D. Gt. B c u , K i f o f of Village of OedafvlUe. Ready-for-Service Suits $10 x» $25 Perfection is like the aky-.-in fight, but out of reach. You’ll only find “per­ fection” in two places-*the dictionary and the mouths of fools. OUR CLOTHES for summer are as near perfection as “try hard” and “know how” can make them, Quality counts here, and every gar­ ments just right in material, trimming, cut, tailoring, fit, style, finish, and every­ thing that goes to make up Clothing that lo6ks well, fits well, and wears well. Seeing , i§;Believing You may be sure of a welcome awaiting y ' u always at Our Stores . The same courtesy is extended to “lookers” as to purchasers. 4 Extra Special A Suit Sale 105 Suits in full range of sizes, that were formerly $12, $15, $16, $18 values, offered for $ 9 tZ§ Broken lines—one or two o t a kind. (The Kingsbury Co. only)' im- 1 / <v Also about 35 Suits in $20, $22, $25, $28 values at W ill sell i t i The Criterion ; $ 14*75 Sale Boys’ Norfolks Suits that are tailored as well as merely made. A Store Tor Boys Splendid styles — are just what,they should be—manniBh yet youthful -sizes ranging trem 7 to 16' $ 5 Dp Furnishingsand Hats Most of these Suits are medium in weight and suitable for all-year-round wear. Stetson m The Criterion 22 South Detroit St., Xenia. SOand 32 East Main St.. Xenia*. Y ea Con Have YottV Old Carpets D yed e n d Woitert In to New Rugs *t s sAWnxof halt tk« <x*t of dinar* rag*. By Improved methods whichit owtuextfm!veiy.the Olioit Ra*Cctnbsfiy,ofChtotffo,makes benuti/nlrdKS—totallydif. * ferimt «nd tar guperiDr to , *nv other rug* woven from oldcarpet*. j * You Bhooae th e Befo re P e r Y ea r n ew Rage j the winybeiintfftrtpattern* T'hj£?ivon can select, plain, fancy, ornn ‘.for any parlor. These rugs *r« fe- ... , -v- r -'larht and aarahle—woven In 12colors end mnallrwlthout seams. pleMlnttd^r'* EV*°r°rd#rCOm- money, tiomatter howbadlyworn.Dott’t throw them aWay.Write WMihOBS ft*, and XWill callwith MmpjesjMok of M n i , prices and Complete fnljprn'fiton about thw good money-savin* op. ’ortunitr* Anna M. Boyd Who is 8h«? We ate willing to admit that chrys­ anthemums were neter more beauti­ ful than now. Even a head of cabbage Fould be beautiful It a pretty sh’l • wore It for * bouquet,—Philadelphia telegraph, j Money-Saving Power Lies in Intelligent Buying STUDY THE FORMULA OF Hanna’s Green Seal Paint AND YOU WILL FIND IT RIGHT Spreading Power - Durability and Beauty combined SOLD BY Kerr & Hastings Bros. PdMleii ' By placing the proper number of t joins In the slot the political machine 1 a«y he operated, X X GET OUR PRICES ON PRBMTNG X X Fori* Worj that < :o THI Petiti A peti among t many ha* tbetr.ston nights of This is i and. merit There nat Ions to si there are Jamestow and xt wo stores plo than Sati Dayton even on o’clock an given app leal stand the city si ’tha t has r closing. I soon close « six o'clock .There is i fearrog-th this move the stores, ment sooi to be nnpi public sen July TUB Foi brated in far as tl; Many wi attraction will spenc ent than Harvest t .:,at Work, tioii is ui business the Yf. I - gdnizafon pleasant ■ grounds. There v Friday an p u t. a <la .account i of the v P / L ■net ■ish ipif Will m. ■ the farm Oedarvlll hprse is n . lofty carr in coach horse in > — are bring: BUC j s Buy yoi' County r*—* quality ar pay you fc them. ' Gree 8t. —Wine FOR RE Main str« -r-Oanne especially is —Fresh just in. < —Goto B chine am goods tor ' O. Mm >