The Cedarville Herald, Volume 36, Numbers 1-26

, After ten years of successful business in the City of Springfield we are now prepared to deliver right to yourdoor The Best Furniture and the Host -Satisfaction Honey Can Buy Clifton U, P. Church Chimes. Complete Outfit or, Single Pieces Delivered Safely By Our NEW MOTOR TRUCK Springfield, Ohio NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM. Geo. H.TStoifch and M. W . Collins solicit the patronage of buyers aim sellers of rea l estate. A good list of J a m and erty properties a t reason­ ab le prices. Office, Sm ith’s Residence S. Main St, Phone 143. -/*r —Order your fru itsandvegetab les of Heitzman and know th a t they a re fresh. BELGIAN STALLION; I now have th e largest Belgian stallion ip Greene county. I t wilt pay yon to see h im ,a t th e Clifton Barn. Terms same as la s t year, . . I , Bj, OglCsbee, NOW IS THE TIME. Where can yon get a - team of coach horses or a general 'purpose horse? Now is the time to give this your careful consideration. BOBBY BURNS, Jr, will make the season ons>13 a t J . E rv in Kyle’s Cedarville, 0 ., or call phone i-ioi; -Wine of CarUuS. 70c A t Wi^termait’s. To some people, away from home is away from God. The young man who speaks slight­ ingly or contemptously of h is fathe r ag tho “ old m an" or “ the governing Is fast losing his anchorage. Carey Ritchie leads the Christian | Cnion service Sabbath evening. J)o you favor Evangelistic Edo*, cafionai, Medical or Industrial work as the most effective way to roach and help the heathen? There is hope for tho young lady, who makes' a confident of her mother. B u t when she conceals her affairs from her mother she ia fast d rifting from the «afe anchor­ age. Yes, alas! There are many persons scoffing a t .the old time religion. Bu t iti s good enongh for me. W hat have they in Its place? M r. J . Bl Rife has been excused from jury duty a t Cincinnati for two weeks and is visiting with his family, The delegates to the County Sab­ bath School Convention will be elected nex t. Sabbath. I t meets. Tuesday, May 27. In class number three which has an enrollment of eleven, every one was preienc la s t Sabbath. How about your class? * We had the g rea t pleasure of join, ' mg in the service a t the Presby­ terian church' la s t Sabbath evening where we listened to a most inter- esthjg and helpful sermon .to the g raduating class of the High School tiy Rev. H. C. Poster. Mr. Henry Kyle who was unable to attend church in severe weather is again in his pew to the delight of all the congregation. Distance will not hinder Mr. 0. E . Bradfute and fam ily in church at-* tendance as they, now ride in an automobile. The pasto r’s theme nex t Sabbath morning, the closing one In the series to young men, will be “The Ydung Man and Marriage." We advise all who ha£re the Mis-' sion Study- Book “ The Sorrow and Hope of the Egyp tian Soudan” to read i t carefully through once again and we venture the. prediction th a t it will mean more to- them ip. the years to come than any book; of fiction ever read. v The Pasto r will preach the Memorial sermon before the Grand A rray of the Republic organization Of this place a t the Opera House n ex t Sabbath afternoon a t S p. m, Pa ren ts should .give attention to Jhg^Jpsing exorcises of tho Public Schools. The sphooland the church are closely related in. m inistering to the in tellectual and moral interests YOUR LAST CHANCETO SEE THE BIG BARNUM&BAILEYCIRCUS THIS SEASON ■ • # A t Springfield, Saturday, May 24th . COME, To- Central^ Ohio’s g r e a t e s t Shopping Center" and See the Dayton's Busy Store T r a x l e r ’s “A Good Place to Trade” Main Street & Arcade ; : ; Dayton, Ohio Beginning Monday, May 26th, We O ffer 100,000 Yards Flooded Dry Goods At 1-5, Even 1-10 and 1 -20th Former Prices ° YOUR DOLLARS WILL DO FROM FOUR TO TWENTY TIMES THEIR USUAL WORK All our “Hooded" goods have been p u t through a washing and chyiug process, making them perfectly san itary , Another carload of these goods have been returned to us, ready for sale Monday, The most of it shows little or no trace of the flood. Much pf i t looks as good as now. .With new stocks already, here and coming In, we m ust clear out our “ flooded” atoekB a t WONDERFULLY DOW PRICES. . ' WHEN FLOODED GOODS ARE SOLD OUT SUGH BARGAINS GAN NEVER OCCUR AGAIN These few items will give you an Idea o fthe Bargains Thousand? of yards of Calicoes, Dawns, Apron Ginghams, Dress Gingham*. P rin ted U allies and o ther 1 deaii’able good b —CHOICE NOW, ‘ PER YARD : Thousands oi yards Of our best wash goods of the season, such as Embroidered Ginghams, French Ginghams, Ramie-finish Suiting,. Applique Swiss, Kimona Crepe. Fine Voiles, Zephyr Ginghams, Silk-stripe Pop lin ,Sh irt­ ing MadreS, Egyptian Tissues, Voiles, etc., .etc. Former prices lip to fjOc yard. CHOICE NOW, PER YARD.. 7 \C Thousands of ya rds of Outing Flannels, Batistes, Percales, Dimities, Chailies, Ginghams and m any others, CHOICE NOW, PER YARD... ;...................... ................................. 4c Thousands of ya rds of Frenclj Zephyr, yard-wide Percales Tissue Ginghams, Voiles, Piques, Sh irting Mftdrass an<J other goqds, JFormer prices Up to 85c yard . ^ CHOICE NOW, P E R YARD . In these lots and others, you will probably find ' J"***r- . These and Manyothor Bargains Await You. COME AND GET THEM* " jii$t what you want.for your summer dresses, at a big saving In price -MESSAGE TO OUR PATRONS ^ stoi'e has recovered from the terrible flood more quickly than T rax le r’s, ■ * . , U IIM Every day patrons tell us the store looks bettor and brighter than i t did before the flood disaster, A lmostevery trace of flood damage has been removed, the store redecorated, and stocks th a t were destroyed replaced with N EW ‘GOODS. We wan t YOU, our out-of-town' patrons from Cpdarxille and vicinity, to know th a t yonr favorite trad ing 'p lace is in better condition every day to serve you in eyery department, with FRESH , NH w GOODS a ll a t our well kno wn low price*, We rounc jdways Refund Your Railroad Fare OK A MOST DTBERAD BASIS, ,-trip ticket', and present Urn return portion a t Cashier's office,-»nd floor, depending on tho amount of your purchase. Buy a of the community. They should • both have our hearty s u p p o rt.' . j / J f r Mr. WiJJai-d V, Ritchie •'Greatest Show on .E a rth .” $15.00 W o rth of Merchandise of any one or any number of Springfield's Representative Merchants L isted Below and Yottr BUY FULL ROUND TRIP CARFARE WILL HE REFUNDED IN CASH A t the office of The Merchant’s Association 919 a irbank’s Building." The Following Merchants Issue and Sign Carfare Refund Books preach th e next two Sabbaths F irs t church in Cincinnati Mrs. John HI Gregg and son, W il­ liam Carey, of Philadelphia, will a r - ; rive next-week for the re-union and commencement week a t Cedarville ’ College Carey-and Kenneth Ritchie visited Wednesday evening a t,M r. J . B;- Rife’s. Master C a rl Crabell is down with ‘^ the measles and will have to miss' M .Sabbath School for a flay of. two. ■Mrs. William Knox makes but little improvement and is confined Av to bed almost entirely. **- The Christian- Union members are ou t assisting the pastor in mak- jn. mg calls, Twelve Committees are -W working for a month in a ".regular, andporsistenfceflort. “ Miss E s ta H a rris a^d sister Were welcome worshipers with ub last Sabbath, > A reunion o fth e pastor’s brothers and sisters' will take place next week solue of them being already here. The Rev, W. S. Ritchie, of Atlantic Iowa; Rev. Jas. D. Ritchie, of Belleville, Ohio; l ’rof. J . W. Ritchie, of Williamaburgh, V irginia; Mrs. Rev. ID J , McClure, of Con- UeantDake, Pennsylvania; Mrs. O. M, Wyli*, of Mariana, Illinois; Mrs. H , O. Clcndcnih and Mrs. S. M. Brader, of Sparta, Illinois. One bro ther Dr. D. W. Ritchie, of Hag- erman, Idaho, w ill not be able to attend on account of the distance. There were GL Jyncjungs r a th e United States in J012 the lowest number in the last twenty-reight years. Sixteen ladies attended tho mis­ sionary meeting Wednesday a fte r­ noon. A dainty luncheon was served, by the Misses.Bull a t the close ef Hie prograin. The Store : Others Try to Imitate. * ‘ Loti $28.95 SUITS GO AT $13.50 Bogganmade Suits in all the new Spring 1913 models including th e Cut­ aways,~Balkin Blouses, e tc ., in all the popular and much demanded materials and colors,sponged, shrunk and steam- ed.Every su it th a t sold upd* | ^ A to $28.50. Clearence p r i c e d l u * u l 1 $19.95 Areada Jewelry Store Jewelers and Opticians, Watches. Diamonds, Jewelry, Solid Silycrand Silver Plated Ware W atch Inspectors for a ll Railroads And Traction Dines entering Springfield. 67-611Arcade. Bancroft, Hatter and Furrier. - Hole Agent for "Dunlap" "K napp -Felt." “ Howes’*English “Tress" and French “Mos- sftttfc" H ats, “ Heidcaps" and Children’s Head wear, F u r repairing end Remodeling. Established 1831. 26 E, Mam 8 .. Chat, F, HauckA Co. Central Ohio’s Dargest Stove and Culinary * Furnishing Store. New Process Oil and Gasoline Stoves, Peninsular Stoves and ranges, Cutlery, Every th ing ill Cooking UtensilsJ Tin shop in connection, u&W. Main St. Right up in town. K au fm an ’s The Quality Store. Springfield’s Dargest and Best Clothing Store for Man, Youth or Boy. Complete Bmp of H a ts, Furnishings, Trunks aud Su it Cases. 11 13-17 So. Limestone St. N ialay, in t h a A rcad e Springfield’s L a rgest mid Best Shoe House . Tnree Barge Store Rooms Filled with Guaran­ teed Footwear for Men, Women and Chil- diilji, Come and See Us. „ CS- 6 GArcade. Routzahn <&Wright “ The Fam ily Shoe S to re ." Not a shoo a t a V t lt fr but the Best Shoe a t any price. “Ral­ ston ‘H e a lth '’ and “ Quern Quality1’ Shoes our Leader*. b So, Fountain Ave. 8 . J. laffarty 4- 8ana • Htoves. Cooking t tr Is, f-ullory, Wooden- ware, Baskets, China. Glassware, D in n e r-' ware. Damps. Efc. Exclusive Agents for “ Garland,'* “ MooreV’ and " Quick Meal" Btovcn. 1IM1S E. Mali! St. Silverborg's Style Shop Largest Exclusive Ready-to-Wcar House in Springfield and Central Ohio. _Completo Dine of Women’s and Misses’ Coats, Suits, Dresses, Gowns, Waists, Sk irts, Petticoats, Raincoats,’FurB and Millinery. ' Cot. Mam and Limestone Sift** Sterling Furniture and Carpet Co. Greater Springfield’s Greatest House Furn ish­ ing Store, Furniturei Carpets, Rugs, Stoves, , E tc. No, 25-2') Fountain Ave. ? The Edward Wren Co. Central Ohio’s Biggest and BesbDeparfment Store. Seventy-six Stores under One Roof. . Eve ry th ing for tho Hclpe, Everything to Wear, Eve ry th ing to Eat. 23-31 E, High St. The Home Store' Dry Good?, Coats, Suits, Waists, Skirts, Draperies, Lace Curtains, Mm f 11 ge, I)i tiggeis, Rugs, Sole Agents for tho Gemmated Wool- tex Coats, Suits and Sk irts, 12*22W. Main St. The Springfield Hardware Co. * M anufacturers'Agents, Jobbers and Retail­ ers of Bu ilders’ and M am ifac lu re rs'H ard ­ ware, Factory Supplies and Machinists* Tools. F ine cutlory, Percolators, Coffee Ma­ chines. 86 -kBE . Main St. The When ' i Central Ohio's Greatest Clothing, H a t and Furnishing Store Solicits Your Patronage. An Absolute Guarantee of Satisfaction 'w ith , every Purchase or Money Back, H. E. Cor. High and Fountain Ave. Ridgwn *'s for tobacco, cigars and [ cigarettes. Sweet Cube 35c per pound. Star tobacco lOcper pound All brands of cigars G for 26 cents, All brands smoking tobacco 5 cen t packages,fifor26cents. All brands of smoking tobacco 10 c package*, 15for 26 cents. All brands of Scrap G packages for 25c. 10 different brands of stogies. 25 different brands of cigarettes, C l o t h e s ot CLEANED At all kinds D RY HOME Clothing Co. IlOO Reward* $100. The resders of this p«p*r will bo plousa* toloom that there is a t least one drwtdfcd UMoBse that ifcUnce h«s bsen able to cure ill fill lb stages and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure m the only positive curer w known to the lnctlfcal fraternity. Catarrh telhg A constitutional disease,,require* a constitutional_ trentwent. Hall’s Oainrrli Clire is taken internally, acting dirccliy up on the blood and iimcoussurracts of system thereby destroying tho foundation of the disease.Andgiving the patient Strength by halltlhig up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work, The proprlttou have so much tidlhin i(s utfUtlve potvtts, hat titejy offer one Ifuntiitfi IKifitirs for any p«ib that It falls to dure. Semi Mr fist o testhuohiaU AtWttssa, b\ J. C-JUNPY A C o , Toledo 0. by Brngidst, ell's Pawlly Pills are tlw best, Money-Saving Power Lies in Intelligent Buying % , . STUDY THE FORMULA OF Hanna’s Green Seal Paint AMD YOU WILL FIND IT RIGHT Spreading Power • Durability and Beauty combined SOLD BY f i l 1 n .(bdlver Goods FREE to your Nearest Railroad Station n o m ^m r v r hero you live, if purchase!) mounts to $5.00or oyer. Owing to*the very Low-Pricos in tins sale we cannot fill mail orders for our “ flooded” goods, nor send samples. We will gladly send samples of any other goods as usual,' JUST WRITE AND a SK FOR THEM. The Louis Traxler Company, Dayton, O. j iMW iiwii■Mm— iiiim iBiwiiii m ■ Mimn — iiiwi — iiiiiiniiijMiiMiijiiiiHjiuijLJiuiaiJuiiiiiiiiiij^^ iiu_j_i__iiiijui^jjuLi^ kaaiJiiiiiwiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiP I . 1 ' I it> B O G G A N ’S Exclusive Styles | General Clearance Saleof all Wool Suits and Coats % Cost not Considereth-Everything Must go-Here’sYour Chance Lot 2 $40.00 SUITS GO AT $19.95 Your choice of all o u r su its th a t lold up to th is “price. This includes some pf the sm a rtest models of th e season, all sacrificed. This price -is less th a i th e cost of materials . . ................ *' m Your Choice of any Coat in the House at a Saving of 50 Per Cent. * a-" * One lot of Goats including th e English Wfclk models, Ba lkan Blouses,-and full length models, all colors and sizes, sell regular from $15 to $22.50. General Clearance Price $8.95. Ask for Boggan’s Exclusive Stamps A t An Additional Saving of 5 Pe r Gent to You PE T ER A. BOGAN 24 E a s t Main St. Bo th Phones 825 Springfield, Ohio. SPEGIAL-Car Fare Refunded to all Out-of-Town Patrons—SHOP HERE. J Kerr & Hastings Bros. aaiaa ■X 7 C GET OUR PRICES ON PRINTNG X X 1 , 1 | f a Wo f th a fiunK'. I'ral!'-, h;i by tho ;; tho pin* tho 'a?u!; for tho < tho t ’eij.i 'luting <*i and i nn Jar <o !' porlnt* .*i •hoard of Tlio m dooorati'i and the < . which fo the gradi Four n ed oratii, toijan, A history, i oration, we-Forgo edfctoriai delivered aratlon.' Dr. Wa field, gavi Ing for 1 well roui directed and unde- ajiped to reliance i elements, gest featt life. The dlj Prof, F. Fented tv Wesleyan Ottei’hein MeMflliar: Butt and tied on. tt The mi Faltbanlcf The class Maude H. McMillan, Putt, Inr. Helen -Gi gia Hell Spfacklen - Rev, W Mass., wl Assembly a few da. H Xen T U T r " t PC K * vA • -