The Cedarville Herald, Volume 37, Numbers 1-26

1 WE LOAN YOU V MONEY 1 WITH WHICH j 4 X j o build J /J Bere'is th* place and now is the time, Btarfc a savings ac­ count right to-day. Start It with ns. Delay means loss of interest —prompt action weans money saved and earned. If you desire to build or buy a home, and ueed a little more money—we've got it to loan. Anyway call and talk the matter ow r. The Cedarville Building & Loan Association ■ ■ % • * incorporatedfor ... -......... 4200 . 000,00 Subscribed Stock...............4126,425,00 BOARD OF DIRECTORS W. J, Tarbox, President J. W. Dixon, Vice-President < Andrew Jackson, Secretary %V. H. Barber W. A. Spencer C. M, Crouse B. E. McFarland , W, M. Qottrell J. E. Mitchell Rev. Thomas Turner, wii’o and son, | of Dravosbtirg, Pa,., are hero lor aj visit with Mrs, Martha Morton and j to attend the college festivities, ! Miss Mildred Crouse had for her guest Miss Van Ness, of Springfield, last week, ii. p. c i i r u e n Sabbath School at W;30. Preaching at 10:30 by Rev. R. w, Ustick.- Y .P . C. IT. at 0 p. m. Leader* Mias Maude Hastings. | Preparatory services Friday even- ling at 7. Saturday at 1:30 p. m. Matinee 8:80 at Princess, The dry spell Is doing great dam age to the wheat, oats and all garden I truck. The pasture uill be very I short unless we get a rain booh . - | --- | A Jury cleared Joe Baker, Thurs-1 day, in Common Pleas court, being charged with pointing fire arms and threatening . Charles Weimer, Baker claimed on the stand that he had purchased whisky of Weiiner as well as others. The affair happened Home weeks ago in an alley along * ’Rat-Row,’ ’ proceeding communion Sabbath, Juno 7. F or S ale :- crib. ■GOObusbelB of corn in Fred Clemanif Warners special feature every Wednesday and Saturday night at che Princess. Galloway & Cherry II E. Main St, Xenia, 0. Headquarters for Reliable Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Draperies, Etc. ■ 4 a - . .• :> ; . -jp:, • v- .,■■■■■.■ ■•• ■ ■■ '■i- ' . ■•■ ■ , t Xenia’s Exclusive Carpet and Drapery House Don’t fail to go to the Princess Saturday afternoon to see the groat war drama, Only 6 and 10c, The Princess is showing to a crowded house s i n c e t h e y have adopted Warner's special Feature.j They are simply^grand.. 50c show for TOor An affidavit has beem flJed by Prosecutor Johnson against Minnie Hamilton on a charge of keeping a house of questionable character The charge grows oat of the Julia Jones case. $ A ...................... LOCAL AND PERSONAL Painting and Rubber Tires at Wolford’ s ’ The Plat for " A College Town’ ' will beopeti May 20, at Johnson's at 2 p. m. ! •* i '‘The prisoner of Andersonville" by the college students will be played in the' dpeta >house, Decor- atlon night, May SO. Admission 25c , , r - * »" Mrs. J, W. Patton,iftasbeen called to Dayton, by the illness of her sister, Miss Alice Price; who Underwent an operation at Mland Valley, hospital on Saturday. JULYA JONES POLLY FOUND GUILTY TUESDAY. Julia Jones Polly, colored, charged with contributing to the delinquency o£ -Carrie Shull, was tried in Probate Court before Judge Howard, Tuesday; A large number of witnesses were called oh each side and the defendant w;as found guilty. Julia wanted to plead' guilty last week regardless of ■the fact that she was innocent and trust in the ‘'Almighty,” not in Judge Howard. Julia Jones Polly was sentenced by Judge Howard Thursday, The line was d ied at $100 and costs and onh year in the work house. Mrs. Mary Weakley, colored? was adjudged insane i.ii Probate Court, Monday. This Is the second time that such action was necessary and she was sent to the State Hospital In Day- ton, - FOB SALE—Guernsey cow and calf, just fresh. G. L. Finney, FOB SALE—The W. J. Smith prop­ erty at a bargain price. Terms to suit. Some other town properties. Smith & Collins, F or S ale A good s3zed coal or wood shed in good condition. Mrs. J. O. Stewart Mr. T. J, Fitch, who hast oil inter­ ests, at Concord, Texas, is home on a visit with (his family. Miss Anna Collins has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones, in Dayton, Mrs. L, A, Teas, who suffered a para­ lytic stroke several days ago, is much Improved. Dr. Joseph Kyis has bsen chosen Moderator of the If. P. General As­ sembly now m session at .New Castle, Pa. _ Anyone can Apply CAMPBELL’S Varnish*Stain Ifmte fat For Fiakfdntf Floors, Furniture afed aU Interior Woodwork WfilbiMliitfryoWhooM. _ ,, Ctrtwte-MetwCfe « FLY SWATTER I g g r r ^ s f u u & t i * . C. M. CROUSE Miss Mae Taylor, of CelunibuB wasi the week-end guest of Miss Merle McFarland, Mr. Chas. Walker of the II, B. seminary, Dayton, was alsio'a dinner guest of Miss McFarland, Sabbath. “ The Daughter of the Con­ federacy,'1a great War Drama m 8 reels and a one reel comedy at the Princess, Saturday afternoon at 8:80 and again at 7:30. Mrs. David Shrodqs, of Dayton, who has been visiting her sou, Mr. Leo Shrodesand family and other relatives here has returned home, Mrs. James Ewing and Mrs. Newton Waltz and, daughter, Eliza­ beth, who has beed guests of Mrs. B. F. Kerr the past wOek, left this morning for their home mWheeling, W. Va. The Freshmen and SOphomore class- A correction is necessary as a re­ sult of a mixed item on the ilrBt page atf to those who have purchased pewautoB. The name of Dr. J, o. Stewart has l<?en used from another item in place of 0 . T, Wolford. The llnotyper mixed the names ip two different Items, mm Mass meeting and commence­ ment of the Boss Township schools, Thursday, June 4 1014, at Grape Grove.- Program begins at 9:00 a. m. Commencement at 1:80 p. m. Ten Boxwell Btudents. Address by O, A. Dobbins. Music by the sohools. • Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shroades and Frank and Hina attended the funeral of Mrs. Shroades’ uncle, Mr. William Piokeral, of Trotwood, Monday. Burial at Greenwood cemetery, Dayton, Ohio7 Mr. A . G. Owens took birthday dinner with his sister, Mrs’. D. H, McFarland Tuesday. F or A Stanhope- Buggy cheap. Inquire at Barlow’s Black­ smith shop. Meat \ ■ ' * Store (F orm erly C. II. Crouse’ s Stand) “RousMitEm”Sale O f Moser’s Shoe Store Oxfords, Colonials and Pumps Owing to the backward Spring we have too many Oxfords and Pumps and in order to make them move faster, we are going to have a fifteen day sale Commencing Thursday, May 28th and EndingSat­ urday, June 13th Think qf the opportunity to buy low shoes right at the beginning of the season at reduced prices. Here are Four Big Specials. Very Special Men’s Oxfords 100 Pairs o f , Men's $4.50, $4.00, $3.50 . Regal Oxfords and Pumps, Good Style, Gun Metal, Patent, Tan, and Vlci Kid, ail Sizes this lot, but not every size in each kind $2*45 200 Pairs Ladies Oxfords , .$3,00 to $4.00 Oxfords and_ Pumps, all sizes in this Lot but not every , size in each kind $1.95 Ladies White Canvas Button Shoes $8,60Grades..,....... ................. $2.85 $8.00 Grades......I...............j!... ::;.,$2,45 $2.50 Grades............................ $1.95, $2.00 Grades.,,............. ....... ,..,.,....$1.65 35 Pairs Ladies Oxfords :— not all. sizes (n — this lot $ 1.00 x We invite your inspection ■of our stock ot meats, fruits and vegetables which at all times will be up-to the .high­ est standard and priced at a fair margin. OUp A r&I JS TO PLEASE May we have your order? Walter Cultice i ea o f‘the college held a .picnic at "CJif- rttT. . - i ton, Friday afternoon, ■ wujaiyiLlAs,^ Phone orders delivered. Ladies' Lace and Button Oxfords One, Two and Three Straps, Baby Dolls, Colonials and pumps, High Heels, Kidney Heels,■■Low Heels, Patent Leather, Gun, Metal, Satin, Velvet, Vlci Kid, Tan White Nubuefc and White Canvas such well known mades as Julian and KokengeCo., The Irving Drew Co,, Charles K. Fox. , $4.50 Grades....................!................. ,$3.95 $4.00Grades.. ........... .......................... $3.16 $3.50 Grades............................. ....... $2.95 $8.00 Grades ................................. f... $2/65 $2.50 Grades.... ...................................$2.20 $2.25 Grades ,........... $1.95 $2.00 Grades........................... ...........$1 69 $1.75 Grades ..................................... $1.49. Men’s Button and Lace Oxfords High Toe or English Styles, Leather or Rubber Heels and Soles, Gun Metel, Russian Calf, Vioi Kid or Canvas. $5.00 Grades.. ................................... $4.45, $4,50 Grades............... ......................$3.96»- $4.00 Grades .... ,.........$8,45 .<■'•$3.00 Grades........... ....,..$2:85 $3.50 Grades......... ..................... $2.95 $2.50 Grades ;...;|2.20 Such well known makes as “ Regals” , “ J. P, Smith", “ Hollaud” and ‘ ‘Edicott& Johtison’s” Boys’ and Little Gent's Button or Biucher Tan or Gun Metal From $1.30 to $2.79 Misses and Children's Baby Doll, Two Straps, Button or Lace Oxfords in Gun Metal, Patent Vici Kid or White Canvas . All sizes from 79 cents to $1.69 .' MOSER’S SHOE STORE, 10 South Detroit Street— Xenia’s Leading Shoe Store— XEN IA , OH IO OHIO Greatest Sale Ever in Xenia > . t • , . , Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods, Ladies', Misses', Children's Men's and Boys' Shoes, Oxfords and Slippers, Men’ s $21.50 Su its....................................................... Men’s $21.00 Suits ....................................................... Men’s $18.00 Suits............. ............................ .......... Men’ s $15.00 Suits................... ...................................... MeU’ s $12.50 Suits...................... ................:............... Young Men’s $12.50 Suita............................ .......................... Young Men’s $10.00 Su its...............!....................................... Young Men’ s $9.00 Suits................................................. . Young Men’ s $s.oo Suits................................................................... .. .. ....$14.90 ....$12.48 9.85 .... $ 8.35 $ 7.49 1...$ 7.98 .... $ 6.48 ...$ 5.95 $ 4.98 500 small sizes men’s suits and.young men’ s suits, ages $3.98 $4.98 :::::::::::::;::$3.98 ::.:.:::::::98c 15 td 19 years less ’ thin half price.................... ........ Boys’ Knee Pants Suits, Wool . ..$1.48, $1,98, $2.49, $2.98, $8.49.......... Boys’ Knee Pants wash Suits................................49c 7«o,., Men ’s and Boys’ Drsss Psnts and Every /Day Pants ( T Men’ s 98c t o ....... ..... ...».................................\.... $8.49 Boys’ long pants, 78c t o .............................. j.... $1.98 Boys’ knee pants, 19c to....................................... 73o Men's and Boys’ Furnishing Goods Hats, Cap9, G loves, Dress Shirts, Collars T ies , Undeswear, Hosiery, Suspenders, Belts, Garter2, Ets. Latest Spring and Summer Styles at a Saving , to you o f them 25c to 33 l=3c On the Dollar L o ts o f odd and ends ‘in every department at alm ost you r own price. Come and p ick up som e o f these bargains. D on ’ t buy a pair o f Shoes, Oxfords or Slippers for any of your fam ily until y ou come to this Remnval Sale. " Mch’s Shoes or Oxfords, $6.00 kinds n°w....................................... ............................ $oA y Msn’s Shoes or Oxford’s, $3.60kinds, , 4 ^ Men’s Shoes or Oxfords, $3,00 kinds, AAI now.................................... ................................ «t )£i *& 0 ’. « Men’s Shoes or Oxfords, $2.60 kinds, rh S m<\ »,ow............... ........... ....... -.........M . / o Best guaranteed solid every day shoes ............................................................$1.49, $1.78. Latest up-to-date Ladies, Oxfords and slippers, patent, gun metal, velvet, satin, kid, tans, white. $3.50 ktndB......................... '................... .............$2,49 • $8.00 kinds.............................. $2.25 $2'76 kinds............................................................$ 1.98 $2.50 kinds............................................... $1.73 ‘$2.25 kihdsr^............................................. $1.40 $1,75 kinds................ $ 1,19 . $1.50 klnd^......................... two Boys’ , Misses’ and Oliildroh’ . Shoos, Oxfords (and Slippers at same reduced prices. Ail kinds. Don’t Miss the Place, Last Store Down on West Main Street, Nos, 45^49, Xenia, O, G . K i i L B L E ’ S . See Large Signs Store openTuesday and Saturday Night. OtherEteaiagi dote -------------------- 2C2C GET OUR PRICES ON PRINTING