The Cedarville Herald, Volume 36, Numbers 1-26

wiAUm ■Mi jrv ;—fc?A*; T-vm-.O ^ -vtrw Ili*Ttiliiiiii i<fiimiriti>■Wammijiriiilii A m After ten years of successful business in the City of Springfield we are now prepared to deliver right to your door The Best Furniture and the Most Satisfaction Mon^y Can Buy & ■ ■ ■ ■ „ Complete Outfit or Single Pieces Delivered Safely By Our NEW MOTOR TRUCK Spr ingfie ld , Ohio NEWSEAL ESTATE FIRM. Geo. JET. Sm ith ahd M .,W. Collins - solicit +he patronage of buyers aim fillers of rea l estate. A good list o f , farm and city properties a t reason­ ab le prices. Office, Sm ith 's Residences. Main St, - ■ ' . Phone 148. a -—Order your fruits nd vegetables of'Heitzman and know tila t they are fresh. \ BELGIAN STALION. , - I new have the, largest Belgian stallion „ro Greene county. I t will p ay you to see him a t the Glifton Barn. Terms same as la s t year, , I . B. Oglesbee. NOWISTHE TIME. Where can you get -a team of, compahied by Rev, and Mrs. H- O. coach horses or a general purpose horse? Now is the time to give tW& your careful consideration. BOBBY BURNS, Jr. ..will make the season of 1913 a t J . E rv in Kyle’s Cedarvilfcv O., or call phone 4-Wi, -Wine of Oardui. 70c A tW lste rm an 's. Clifton U. P. 1*- Church Chimes. I**! Joseph ’*flghj: for social pu rity is one of the best known of the "de­ cisive ba ttles of the woHd.” • Do you belong to the sunshine committee? I f not .won’t you Join it? A month of special activ ity in the Christian Union is planned by the officers. We a re sure,, you will do heartily w ha t they ask.you to do, A teacher has few be tte r frieium than a well-sharpened pencil and a fa t w riting pad, Fasten good thoughts. Lester Brailey w ill' lead the Christian Union Sabbath evening*. Christian Science as taugh t by Mrs. Eddy begins in Pantheism and end* in Atheism. Instead of the prayer meeting nex t Wednesday thoToWnebip Con­ vention will be held in our church a t 7:80 p, m. The county officers J . H . L ittleton . President and James Griffith Secretary will be In attend ­ ance. Mark th is date on your calendar. The Freshman class of CedarviHe College spent F riday evening as the gu e st of Orland apd Carey Ritchie, the former being the class president. The class numbers twenty-two. W. V. Ritchie filled th e . pu lp it a t Scotch Rjflge, Ohio, on Sabbath, May 4. He will preach a t Seaman and Un ity the nex t two Sabbaths. E ve ry mother in the community not attend ing other churches is cordially invited,tej worship with us next Sabbath w h ich , is Mother’s Day. E ach worshiper will be pre­ sented a white RoWer to wear-i a memorj^of their mother. s Remember the Sabbath, day. Come to the sanctuary and jbin ln the worship of God and the study of his word. Bring a friend or a neighbor.. ‘ I f some men were as pa rticu la r to keep, their consciences clean as they are th e ir cravats, th is world would have lpss hea rt aches anti more liappinesa. The pasto r’s theme n ex t Sabbaih morning will be “A Young Man’s Peril#. ’ \ Special among these perils is the forsaking a loving mother’s teaching and council. Mother’s Day will be observed. D r. C-. M. R itch ie and wife a<>- Foster attended the Anniversary exercises a tX e n la , Tuesday. Chap ter five “ The Day Breaks” will be attended ,w ith the greatest In terest we a re sure by the Christian Union m its course in “ The Sorrow and Hope of the Egyp tian Sudan.” No man has done all he ought <o I t.P/iys to Trade in Springfield. Shopp ing in * ... ^ * . ( va S p r in g ie ld a R ea l P leasure ■ You Get Your Fare Back m Springfield, The commodious, metropolitan stores of Springfield w ith th e ir enormous stocks of up-io-tlie- mmnte, fresh, clean merchandise and with an army of well trained and corteous sales people to wait upon you. make shopping m Springfield a real pleasure ra th e r than a task . Every article of merchandise known to the world 1 h always carried in stock. The assort­ ments are necessarily large because of the thousands of patrons to satisfy , both as to their fancies and their pocket books. If you are no tp lensed with w ha t 1 b first shown you by the sales-person, there is always more of the si,me high-class .merchandise, in o ther sizes, in other styles and a t o ther prices. - . . I f you have never taken advantage of the opportunities offered daily by Springfield merchant, to save yourself money on the need of the entire household, thero’B no better time for you to begin to reduce the high coBt of living than fightmow. HAVE YOUR CARFARE PAID ‘ When making purchases in Springfield always trad e with members of the Merchants’ Association for you will then be en titled to a refund of your carfare when your purchases amount to $15.00 or over. The Following Merchants Issue and Sign Carfare Refund Books BIG GASH FOR MAKING SOAP ' Th is Is a great opportunity for every housewife to test he r skill as a soap m aker and at tl\e same time win a valuable cash prize. Every woman can enter this contest—it doesn’t cost one c it to try—the conditions are as simple as A B C. *We want to prove to every housewife who reads this paper, th a t w ith the aid of BannerLye she can make all the soap she needs for he r family use—make bet­ te r soap th an she can buy anj’where—mfike it cheaper, w ith very little labor and in a very short time. To the Women who. send in the best samples of homemade soap in which Banner Lye has been used we will award the following cash prizes this month: ’ . .. ... 1st Prize $15.00 2nd Prize $10.00 3rd Prize $ 5.00 50 Prizes of $ 1.00 each So that every woman who enters this contest has fifty-three chances to win a cash prize, ranging from $1.00 to $15.00, Full directions for makingsoap are prin ted on every wrapper of Banner L y e— every contestant has anequal chance of winning aprize. A fter yo,uhave made your soap, cut off a small piece, wrap it in the Banner Lye .wrapper, then inap iece of plain paper, on which w r ite , your full nam s jm d address and mail to T h e Penn ChemicalWorks, Philadelphia, Pa. All packages must be received by us n o t . later than the, last day of each contest,.., Every contestant will be refunded 10c—the price of a can of Banner Lye—whether they win a prize o r not, *. Enter this great soap-making contest now—it won't-cmt yog anything— you get a can of lye free—you stand to win a cash prize. j , 1 The Greatest Maker Is the greatest soap makerbn the market. It unites per­ fectly with fats and oils, making a soap that lathers freely, eats up dirt and grease and destroys germs.. Banner Lye soap makes hard water soft, saves labor and backaches,. If you are not quite ready to boil your fat just now, remember there will be two contests, the first one end­ ing March 31st, the other ending May 31st. Same amount of prize money will be given away ($80.00) each contest. If you don't win in first contest, try the second contest. Enter the contest soon as possible—if your dealer . cannot supply you with Banner JLye, write us. THE PENN GHEMICAL WORKS Philadelphia, Pa • 1 V V‘ ' I' do, until bfi has done all he enn do. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E , B radfu to attended the Anniversary exercises k t Kent# la s t Tuesday. Arcade Jewelry Store . Jewelers and Opticians, Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Solid Bilyer and Silver P lated W are Watch Inspectors for a ll Railroads and Traction Lines entering Springfield. 67*69 Arcade. Bancroft, Hatter and Furrier. Sole Agent for “Dunlap” “ Knapp-Felt,” “ Howes’’ English “Tress''And French “Mos- satifc” H ats, “Heidcaps” and Children’s Head wear. F u r repairing and Remodeling, Estab lished 186x. 26 E, Mam St. ,* Chat. F. Hauektk Co. , Central Ohio's Largest Stove and ’Culinary- Furnishing Store, New Process Oil and Gasoline Stoves, Peninsblar Stoves arid ranges. Cdflery, Every th ing in Cooking Utensils. Tin shop.in connection. 59 W. Main St. Right up In town. Kaufmari'a , The Quality Store. Springfield's Larges* and Best Clothing Store for Man, Youth or Boy. Complete Line of H a ts, .Furnishing^, T runks ami Suit Cases. K<j. L imestone St. N:*I*y, in the Arcade Springfield's Largest and Best Shoe House Three Largo Store Rooms Filled with Guaran­ teed Footwear for Men, Women and Chil­ dren. Corns and See Its. 53-5(1 Arcade. Rouizahn & Wright “ The Fam ily Shoe Store,” Not a shoo a t a Price, bu t t he Best Shoe a t any price. “ Ral­ ston H e a lth ” and “ Queen Quality” ,Shoos our Leaders. 9 Ho, 'Fountain Avc. S , J, Lsffitriy A S on s ... . Stoves, Cooking Utewsuls, Cutlery, Wooden- ware, Baskets, China, Glassware, Dinner- ware, Lamps, Etc, Exclusive Agents for “ Garland, ’ “ Moorn’a” mid “ Qitigfc Meal” Stoves, m -lis t E. Main S t Slfverberg’a Style Shop ' Largest ExclustVa^Ready-to-Weng House in Springfield and Central Ohio. Complete Line of Women’s and Misses’ Coats, Suits, Dresses, Gowns, Waists, Skirts, Petticoats, Raincoats, Fu rs and Millinery, Cor, Mam and Limestone Sis. Sterling Furniture and Carpet Co. Greater Springfield’s Greatest House Fu rn ish ­ ing Store. Furn iture^ Carpets, Rugs, Stoves, •Etc. No. 23-29 FcfUntaln Ave. The Edward Wren @p. 1 JCkintral Ofiid*ft-Bi^gt|il anti Best Department Btore. Seventy-six Stores under One Roof. E ve ry th ing fo r the Home, Everything to Wear, E ve ry th ing to Eat. 28-81 E . High St. The Home Store Dry Goods, Coats, Suits, Waists, Skirts, D raperies,Lace Curtains, Mattings,Druggets, Rugs, Sole Agents for the Celebrated Wool- tbx Coats, Suits and Sk irts, 12*22W. Main St. The Springfield Hardware Co. Manufacturers’Agents, Jobbers and Retail­ ors of Builders’ and Manufacturers' H a rd ­ ware, Factory Supplies and Machinists’ Tools. Fine cutlery, Percolators, Coffee Ma­ chines, 86-88 E . Main St, ThoWhon Central Ohio’s Greatest Ciothlpg, H at and Furnishing Store Solicits Your Patronage, An AbshJhf.° Guarantee of Satisfaction w ith' every Purchase or Money Back. 8. B. Cor, H igh amt Fountain Ave. Big Circus Coming Get your money ready. Heber Bros, G reater Shows, Jt B ig Shows Combined—Cir» 08 ami. Wild West Is billed fo r Cedatville Thursday, May 16, under Mammoth W ater­ proof Tents, located on Geo. B , Sm ith 's lots. Every A ct and Feature of the Show is entirely New for this saasoti. Rollo H , Heber aud his Perform­ ing Ponies, Donkeys, Bears, Acting Doge and Monkeys, Special Wild West feature, Cow-boys, Cow-girls and Ind ians pi Snake Ind ian Up­ rising; The Fly ing LaVons, Trapeze and Roman Ring Aeriallsts;Pebbles, Ginger, Lemon and Peppo, the Funny Clowns presenting The Clown S tatue and o ther ludicrous stun ts; Imperial Russian Dancers; The Qalmos Troupe of Aerial Bar Experts; The Acrobatic F rank lin s; Allen Troupe, Wizards o‘f the Wire. Two Complete shows daily at 2 a n d 8 p. m . Free Band Coiricert be­ fore each performance. Admission 23c, Children under 0 years lfic. Fox S a le : Avery corn planter, 100 rods of wire, and d rill a tta ch ­ ment. all in good,condition. Casper Heitzman. —Special prices on all groceries .in quantities. Nagiey Bros. Wiggam will be the sixth and la s t attraction on th is season's Lecture Course, Be presen t a t the opera house on the evening of May 12th. and hear a good lecture. The ^ad­ mission Is free to holders of Season, tickets. To others ,the adfiiisslon will ho 25 cents, rW m e of Cardui.-ZOc A tW ls te rm an ’s, Yoa Eon Hava Vaffg Old Carpets Dyed end Woven Into New Rugs at ft carlnxof twit tt;o tent of o;. dir ary rue*, lij?improved nietlimH Valuhit owns eaelc'.ivelp,the 0!r.c,n RasComp.’fti Ladies* Pumps In Tan Calf, Dull Calf, Velvet, Dull Kid, Black Suede and White Canvas $2.50 to $4.01 ' «-° , L ad ies’ T w o S tra p s In Dull Kid, and Velvet. Dull Calf. Patent Kid, Black Suade • & ! Low heels in Patent and $1.50 to $3.50 L ad ies’ B u tton O x fo rd s In Tan Calf,.Dull Calf, Patent Kid, both light and extension soles. Dur new wide toe in Button Oxfords is a beauty, A A to £ ' * ; ■■ ,•.w ' 'X ■ i ' • . ■i 41 -> . Xr ->■' jf>L: $2.50 to $4.00 Men’s Foot Form Oxfords In Tan Calf and Black Vici Kid. The most comfortable and sensible styles • for summer wetr. - ** We have the largest stock of Children's and Boys’ Shoes in Xenia. Best of . . everything In Footwear at reason- * . able prices. ’ V -jrAftt ..... - „ any other ruga woven from icarpata. „ . You Choose ihe OoiomFor Your New Rugs I.ettnaMmwyotrth* jnanyhemitfftil pnttrrnn wlm-h yoa can aeloct. plnln, fom-y, orn.v JSS”.Sfr5 * any parlar. Tlieso tuns at* rs- brfjgnt dttfAGle^-tvMv^u la 12colors mia 29 And sttifUHwUhout seaiivi. EW7OfJ,fC0m- Frazer’s Shoe Store For IS Years the Leader. Xenia, Ohio. (Vonrrtd carpal* »ra wnrlgmoney, nowrit(*r bfcdywwn. Don’t throwthemaway. JVrfto ma.and XwilUallwita «mpw«, bnpjt of dealaita, t t r l a n d comWeto •OHunity”1 faoney-savlax op< A nna M. Boyd 'X X GET OUR PRICES ON PRlNTNG X X ! Wm Wo tha* TI DEATH With, i ' ing brn Of Rqv f.ty, rr o’clock. Annette of Brigl' cations. Mrs. . old hon; 3' t daiii-liU' trip rot two pro> <*d tlgit The d «ge and anti Jul- •in this < parents girl, but she taui course, gtenogrt in Xenii married of her 1. John L. _.gush, 7: sfioitstij erside, for hie . The f survive: vania; Mrs, J. 'W. -P. <. Kyle, oi •Charles this ipla The *. morning son, hui • Xenia, b y Dr. 1. (Notici vaults, : be clea May 20, ■Ohio' la Failui notice . meanor D. H. -1 FOR timothy I x< I three ,5.00, tvery iqual your Lye III! T ijiut ’ ' write Penn must y ■of ■ | an of sing— . • I \L I ‘ i Kid, .00 lade and 150 ds jjoth wide toE -.00