The Cedarville Herald, Volume 37, Numbers 1-26

w m iUFPfiAGii H I H E L P I * Y O U O W N Y O U R H O M E m m *^W R B J B 1 W I I By tbepoaiting your money with us you »ra in a position to ©wp yonr own homo. • Your money is drawing interest ail the time and should you want toborrow a sun), we are in position to l e t ’ yoo bay* it. Inst us show yon how w'ercan help yon own your own home. The Cedarville Building & Loan Association Ineo rpo ra tad fo r...................$ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 Subscribed S to ck s ............. $126 ,425 ,00 BOARD OF DIRECTORS W. J. Tarbox, President J . W. Di*on, Vice-President Andrew Jackson, Seoratary ' W- If. Barber YD A. Spencer , 0 , M. Crouse B, 35. McFarland W. M. Cottrell J . K. Mitchell LOCAL AND PERSONAL C l o t h e s ot CLEANED a t all kind# DRY HOME Clothing Go. M iss ®stella 'Holt, been th e guest of Mrs. ofi Xenia, baa W. ii. 'Olemahp. Mr, and ’Mrs. John Nash, of Day- ton, have (been, guests of th e latter's parents, Mr. a®d Mrs. Amos Tonkin- Son. The last number of the .lecture jcouirse. Miss Emma DeFandaJl, a read­ er and: impersonator, a t the- opera house Friday evening. IMir. 0. N,‘ (Btuokey^has a new (Max­ well- touring ear. (Mr. John 111 Tarbox hat? been under the weather fdr th e p a st week. . 'Miss 'Dttlie Stewart, of CMumfoue, has (been the guest- of -relatives and friends here this week. ' ‘Mr. Harry lliff and family, of*'Don- don, spent Salb'batfe-toere with the for- • ter’s toother, Mrs, Louilsa iHlf, who has been in poor health. We are pleased to .note h e r improvement. j Senator Burton voted yes on the Swjato Bill for suffrage, while Rmm- , rene efiaet Ids* vote by voting hgainrt | It. Some <t the senators from suf- i frags? jjtt :M* will have tome trouble la I expla'nijig IhU r voted to th e ir eon- 1vtitueutB. j The spsrial work of the suffrage j women of.Pennsylvania i* in(erv|ow- I ing -the candidates for office on their ' attitude to .tire suffrage question, If they are opposed to K all the women can da '-about it y e t‘in th at state will be to use their Influence against their, election. One of tho arguments used against suffrage is fOiat influence a greater i»wer than suffrage. . . will he interesting to -notice which will avail most with politicians. :. In securing signers for petitions to the leefclarture -we have generally been instructed fiw* the names of voters were th e only ones th at counted. I t is -not reasonblo-that women should- -work o r vote for men- who stand in tho way of their enfranchise- meat, In ttho years to come.when equal suffrage is an assured fact, there will be few to 'admit they were opposed to it. The arguments of antl-surfrageeta will then seem very weak. The liwli- •catrow* everywhere are -that the .'day Is nol .very fa r distant when all wo­ men will have the 'privilege of regis­ tering their opinions-at th e ballot box, The Senior '‘class of the college will give “ A Kentucky Belle’’ in the Alford Menjbrial, Wednesday evening, Aptil 1. Admission 16c For Rent;—Business room on 9. Main Street. . H . A. Turnbull Mr ,W, P. Townsley owns a new Maxwell touring oar. Rev. J . S, E. MoMichaelis suffer­ ing with congestion of the lungs. Dr, 'Joseph Kyle in the Xenia Re­ publican, denies a published story as to anything being done a s to merg­ ing the Pittsburg and. Xenia seminar- ies. * * There wae & change in -the tim e of the evening tra in last Sabbath. It now -arrives -here d t 6:20 [Instead of 6; (J5 a s formertt. Burglars cracked th e vafe in BtoUh meat eto-re in Waynesville last Saturday -morning and ,se?u^ , tween two or three hundred dollar* Marshal Kennon and the blood hounds were called npon and follow­ ed' the trail eight miles- u p th e raSl- voad to ML HOUy. w hfre $ » sappos- ' ed the robbens -boarded a train- . •4 ( J wmmmmmm * U * mZm0,m!im*^m • DON’TSEW buyyourDRESS­ ES olreatly mode j » ful* ,ln®° f women**, M«**e* end children’* In sttiek. Girl*’ School Drowo* 5Qai0$2J5O« Women’* Hou*e O r##*****#© ♦$*<>* Bird** Mammoth Store EASTER Post Corf. APRIL POOL'Post Card*. 'Mew, line Jiistlnot B ird 's Mammoth S to re . •Mr. David Dowry, wife and daugh­ ter, df Dayton, spent Sabbath with Mr. EJ. <3. Dowry and -family. ' Miss Hattie-Dobbins has- given up her dohbpl for -a month owing to ill- health. H er place will he filled by Miss Evelyn ’McGiven. " • Stumps removed and boulders blasted by Lewis Shaver, < Home Phone 286. South Charleston, O. F or B out ;- -Four rooms, »■ Mrs. Jacob Lott. - F ob S ams :—R utjber tiro buggy in la ir condition, storm fron t goes w ith it. Inquire At this office, Thfe State Board of Health ia after the Pity of Xenia, owing to Shawnee being •polluted- as ithe result of no sew- .etage disposal plant- Mb. mid (Mrs. John Steel and son, George, went to Jackson the latter •part «ft the week (tor a vdsit with rel: atlves. . ■* 1 F ob SA ts:—-A rtin-aboufcr wagon and harness and bed stead. D. M. Dallas. Word has been received liere of the serious illness-of Dr, John Al­ ford, a t Jacksonville, Fla.,wberc he bus been spending the winter. He is suffering from congestion of the luugs. Recovery Is doubtful. Mr, Fred Fraver and Wife of Xenia And Mrs. Sarah Crowes of Dayton spent Sabbath with Mrs. C. W- Crouse who has been ill for several months and does’not show much im provement a t this time, , <* Mr. tVaffaicc Amt-eraon left Tuesday evening for Colorado, where he will mnWi* tffrr t&i dud^tiwlto dtaw?* , •Mr. Hugh Alexander, of -Richmond, V&„ arrived In this county, Tuesday, on a business trip in connection with the purchase of his terest In the general store of Hahn & Alexander ki Yellow Springs. Mr. Alexander reports a mew t o hi* section last Thursday, aomethtog never before towwn, when garden# should' be fundehlng all ttef ifresh thing* of the season. Mr. Alex­ ander sstates that twelve todhea of snow fell on Thursday and three, wore on BalbbWh and Hwas wWk when he left Monday afternoon. He reports that weather conditions wsh greatly Interfere with Ranting <W - Como in ond lot U* toko your motourofor that HEW SPRING SUIT Wo auorantoo ydu a fit and Satisfaction. Wo 0l*o oorry a apfondid lino of man roody mono suit* at . . $10.00, $12.50 ond $16.00 Woooll tho boot $16.00 bluo a «n « aait In tho country. A*k to soo thorn. , - Bird's Mammoth Sioro. (Mr. Fred Halter, a«ed 54, fur many year* «- reeWeut of X ^ . dled M«to day afternoon after n tong wKedfedin August, jdtert gurglve. T w bretoera!, < ^ riel, of iMpton, and and $ * , Jacob ?le«]er, erf thl« _pkice, also survive. The funeral w«e hew Wedneodar afternoon-. oioth Par- NEW SPRING DRESSGOODS Cropoo, Plain and * * * * * ™ a s « s S L * s W i s 8 t o r . . ^ APkihfaMii. The Jnry was ' t o i d i e tion. ' Mr#. 0. M. N- *b* m m ** ** ** «*** The opera house will probably be Ailed Mdnday nlght, March 80, to s e e th e vaudeville, perfornlance to be given there tbat night. This is the first of its kind here and the management promises to disappoint nobody. There will be two big acts including Maidle and' Billy Ghent, who are top motchers ip the singing, dancing and comedy line together with Frank Carman, AmerlCa’e most senBatlonal Hoop Roller. Be­ sides these there will be five reels of brand new motion pictures. 15 and £0c is within reach -o f all. Seats can bo reserved Saturday a t Johnson’s Jewelry store. The college boys will give their bi-annual Minstrel in Cedarville Opera House, April ?. Overtures, solos, quartettes, Jokes, etc., will be reproduced as by professionals Admission is 85 cents. Come and eojoy yourself. SALTI SABTi Ju st received a car load of the finest barrel salt th a t ever came to town. Let us supply your wants. C. K. Stuckey k Son. M EM ZIES (Men’s Ease) WORK SHOES B*ai work sho* mpd*. W* paraonaliy guaranta# avary pair wa sail to glya satisfaction PRICE $2.60 Pair Bird’* Mammoth Store. Death Of Rev. H. H. George Rev. T. J , Alien, who is supplying the pulpit of the Reformed Presby­ terian church (O. S.) received word from his borne in Beaver Falls, Pa., tba t Rev. H. B , George, D. D. formerly pastor of this congre­ gation-died Wednesdry noon a t bis home in tb a t city. Dr» George Was about SO years of ago. He has closed, a long, active, laborous, useful life. After de* mitting th is charge tn th is place Jib became president of Geneva Col­ lege then located a t Horthwood, Logan county, this ita te add how. located a t Beavef Falls, Pa. After demittihg this charge he ‘became pastor of East End R. P. church, Pittsburgh, p a . Since th a t time and indeed during all his ministry he has labored much in the cause of National Jietorm to secure amend­ ment to tlie constitution of tho U. 8. government acknowledging the authority.of Almighty God in all civil matters. Th# kingship of J obub Christ over the natiohs of the earth and the Word of God is the rule of life for nations and aRo was a great friend and champion of the temperance cause and of every other good work, „ This makes seven of our ministers who have been called up n to lay their armor down since last Synod. College Notes, Cedar Day comes Friday, May 9 '. Commencement wesk Is May 81 to Jun es, • Minstrel i t the Opera House Tuesday night April 7. The best yet. Ail commencement week will bei especially good. I t will be the aoth anniversary, Thursday, June 4, will be Alumni Day, The program Is cliuek full of good th ings,', Friday, June 6, is Commence­ ment Day. Governor Cox is the orator of the day. ' T ilt college and its frieuds were highly pleased with th* Board of Trade Banquet and the good words spoken there by so many for the' ■college. j One wAy to boost Cedarvill* Col lege will be for the whole town and community to attend commence ment, June 6th, a t .the opera house, and to come out and have an old fashioned basket picnic together at the Alford Memorial on Cedar Day May 8. - Remember, you lovers of Shakes peare, th a t his birthday will be celebrated In the college literary- halls April 28 by asplehdtd program rendered by the {Societies under the supervision of our English’ Lit­ erature teacher, Mies Ritchie. Cedarville gets prominent^ notipe in both The Standard. Diotonafy and The Encyclopaedia of' Edu­ cation because . it is the seat of Cedarville College. • ' , g g w e ' jw i i j x j e w a s g g aiamwpimniiiyiwfw -a •* **« .-a wntintw Easter Millinery Jit Popular Prices Woman And Misses Semi-Dress And Tailored Hats, unique creations amazing in their harmonious beauty and variety, every hat distinctively smart, por­ traying the true spirit of fashion. . Children and Young Misses A large assortment of the most desirable styles a t moderate prices, including all the popular spring shades that are a striking feature of thisseason. * OSTERLY irT ! F LOCUST pdsTS Now is the time to build fence. A car load of locust fence posts ready foi you* Prices right: C. N. Stuckey A Son, W ak ' bwdi —One or two men (with Families preferred) to cultivate a 20 acre lot near Houston, Texas garden land. Cotton, cane; alfalfa, oranges, fig-rand all citrus fruits. All home fruits except apples, AU kinds of berries except raspberries No asthma, throat or lung' 'trouble or rheumatism. Address Herald CHURCH SERVICES. R, P. CHURCH (MAIN STREET) Teacher*’ meeting Saturday evening at 7 o’clock. Sabbath School Sabbath morning at 2:30 o’clock. ' Breaching Sabbath by A, E, Kelly a t 10:80 a. m, and 6:30 p. m. * O. E , prayer meeting Sabbath at f:30p. m. Congregational prayer meeting, Wednesday"*! l:30 p, m. Subject, “ Indiapensableness of the Quiet Hour,” Psalm 46ilOand Hab. 2:1, V . F . OHTTBOH. Preaching a t I0t80 by B. W Ustick. Other services as usual. Don’t forget the MINSTREL SHOW, Plan to attend. If you liavaifoubiethJon wliljorget thciu. If you are tired you will hecome rested. If you are happy, it will add toyour happiness. 'The date is April?. The plat opens at John­ son’s, Saturday April 4, at2 o’clock p, m. Admiisioh«c. M O T 1 V r-m thm <al . hl«newr*tpoisonwin 'quicklyridyourf*m Of^ JJ#v«y rat sadmoace~Shd _'<5o itwithout* bit of nut* Forbother. It n«v«rfaila-kllla Fsrcrytime: th* cltanttt, tin* fpUttah d *ureit ratpotiontnade. PSRat B i s - K i t P a s t a , th* neut potion in th* tub* _. I»t«i ofth*aidityh.h»rd-fo.op«ie*nj fRatB'M-KitWttttliputupinatiut.hir-dr 1 toach**tad«th*rvermin,too,. OmrAnUidttitti, , . ******mum $100 Rewartf* $100. Tfie r**ders pf this paper will be ple***- toI«*mthat there I» at Xeaat on* dnoded dtMatfsUnit aci«no«he*been able to curelo all (I* stages and that, is Catarrh. Hall's CatftrrhCureirtha only poaitlV$ cutenow known I q the medicalfraternity. Catarrii constitutional dueiae, require* a #OTS®tutipowX treitteeut, Hsill Catarrh Chrei*taken internally, a<*inx4fr«ctgyut> on the blood angmUcoustummi! ofiysteRi therebyde*trovUig th* foundation Of the diaMM, and giving jth*patient MrengUi by baHdtri*Upthe ootutllCtttion and nature In doing ita work, Th* proprietors hav* *0 much Faith in it* cilfSltlve powehi, bat they MT*r Ob*HimdretiDOlfartfor any cask that It ftfiU to «mr*. Send fqrlbito Addrsaa jr. J.CHPKBY AOo.Toleda 0. Shift by fire*^*i, 76e. ((’• Fatufly Pilhaw the beat. 37 Green S t Xenia, Ohio tS .4 S . -S . S.a 31 E A S T M A IN S T R E E T , X E N I A , O H IO ' f A name you can’t - forget—a name tha t spells Shoe Satisfaction Make us prove it—We are oh the job, ready to fit opt the whole family. L A D IE S ’ SHOES BOYS ’ SHOES "M E N ’S SHOES G IR L ’S SHOES RUBBER S AND BOOTS S. &&SHOE STORE LESTER J . STILES HARRY S. SCHWEIBOLD Next to Greene County Hardware Co. X X GET OUR PRICES ON PRINTING X X Grip in Two Day*. To Cure a Cold in One Day T «i» L a x a t iv e B r o m o $^nu iine m * J L m every $*vm lilMinn kmnffl sold in pwt IS months. This eignatnro, box. 3 S $ * Fat* tik* ML fit PKEPAl XriKnMC*. IfeUfcftlSlr , . tTm Utfi ft/aHt/etCf Prut 2 Sc,, ^ ana A $fa tuit, at all 1 irwrehtt "*r dttcct trim Ht EP W . PATENTS , for tfjtW tCOKUtT. tall [<patent Uifor/wtlon. Jt-MllhUpyouto <»VRS!RSflSf “ M i D. SWIFT & CO. ^ . PATINT LAWVm*, ^ ! 303 SeventhSt., WMki8|i*8,D. Cj Ha matter how bard your bead ash**, th. mute A»ti-F*it» pul# will h*l*TM- O’COATS AN D SUI T S A L E * .& *• ■ ■ Are you one of the Men who smilewhen you see the word “BARGAINS” V. A- You Can Judge For Yourself Wheather or Not This "CLEANING UP” of Ours is a Value Giving Occasion, C. A. WEAVER MainStreet, SUCCESSOR . TO N ESB ITT 6 W EAVER OppositeCourt House XENIA, OHIO