The Cedarville Herald, Volume 37, Numbers 27-52

? LOCAL AND PERSONAL ? \ MM Bertha Jackson, who has been* Mrs. p . 8* Ervin and daughter, competed with the Jobe Bros, mill-1 Mary, have gone to Atlanta, Ga., Tuesday the mercury dropped to about eighteen, the go far this year. Monday * high, wind with an oooaatoaal blast ot snow, made the day very desagm'abie, Mr, Moore McMillan, and vita e« tertained a number of neighbor* an;, other friends last Thursday evening. Mwwra, fi. Watt, -Ed, Foust, Keen Oweng and Wrn. Watt attended the •Smith hog sale, near Springfield*’Mon­ day. • Mr. G, A. McClellan, of Jaeteou yiile, Florida, dropped in town the last of the week to visit hta mother, Mrs. JAiey McTiallan. Mr, M. B. -Campbell and wire left Monday for Medford, Oregon, where they will spend the winter with their son, Charles, and wife, who have been located in the West for several years. Mr, J, j. McClellan returned to- Springfield, Ills,, Wednesday, after spending several days with his daugli ters, Dorothea and Marjorie, who are attending school here. ............... jf.'in- ■■ -> ■ - - Inery department, has returned home. Messrs. A. <\ Owens and son, Elmer. have purchased from J. E, Pierce the garage equipment and business. The latter has been employed by Mr. Pierce for several years. >Mr, A, 0. Owena has bean employed at the paper mill until recently. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. lliff entertained » number of friends last Friday even­ ing. State officials have notified the prosecutor and sheriff as to enforcing the law against hunting and on the •ive stock quarantine. All dealers in cigars, tobacco, chew­ ing gum, owners of billiard halls, mo­ tion picture shows, druggists, bank­ ers and brokers must pay the war tax. Billiard hall proprietors must pay $« pep table, c . h. Langlay, a U. 3. Internal Revenue collector will be in Xenia on November 23, ;i on a ten days trip. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Confarr are guests of Indianapolis relatives, Fog R unt ;- a cottage on Cedar street. Inquire of G. H. Smith. Mrs, Julja Condon of Trenton is speuding several days with relatives here, expecting to return after Thanksgiving, Mrs. Louis Dunn sustained serio Injuries to her back last Saturday night while driving home in com pany with her son, James. The king bolt of the buggy broke and as a result the horse was frelghtened and the occupants thrown out A marriage ilceneehas been issuer to Ed. Griddle and Myrtle Marie Giles. The bride is only 10and the consent of her mother was neces­ sary, Key, Patton is named as the POPULARYOUNGPEOPLE MARRIED THURSDAYEVENING. The fire department was called out Wednesday evening about eight1clergyman o'clock to the Weimer ice house along j the creek, east of town,- The straw in i Fancy coat button and breast pin the interior was burning quite-lively found. Owner can have same by when discovered, but little other dam- proving property and paying charges age was done. . Smart “lookers” O VERCOATS o f deep, shaggy wool in basket. weaves; tufted and knotted fabrics; rich, curly naps, all in striking patterns, Our Own Well KJnown Makes for fall and winter, ultra fashions. Luxurious, marm coats in P K * H | O. A ( l r r h o r h 8 g • t » al The young man pictured here is wearing a three button through, French faced overcoat, with full, swinging lines, yoke lined, with verticle pockets open through, and velvet collar. This model and many other styles $10 to $30 Main Street Opposite Court House, XENIA, - - - 1 - OHIO 31 S.Detroit Street The United Xenia, Ohio. W e T ru s t Y o u f o r all th e C lo th e s ’ - . “ • •' ■ . •*.•V« . ■ . Y o u M ay b e in N eed o f , OPEN AN ACCOUNT NOW before Thanksgiving and pay After Tlmnksglying. You’ll be surprised how easy ft Is to pay rm our weekly or monthly pay* ment plan. We try to please you in every way. Wo fully guarantee everything you buy here. OUR ASSORTMENT IS THE LARGEST, OUR PRICES THE LOWEST, OUR TERMS THE EASIEST. This Is proven l>y the vast number of new Customers who have opened accounts with us. We Handle Clothes for Every Member of the Family. Ladies* Suits. .$10 to $25 Ladies* Coats. ............ $7<50to $20 Ladies* Dresses. ,$4.95 to $15 Ladies* Skirts. . < . . ** « ,$2.95 to$S.50 Ladies’ Furs...............* •* .$2.45 to $25 Men’s Suits....................... $10 to $20.00 Men’s Overcoats.. . . . .$7.95 to $18.00 Men’s Balmacaaus,. . .$7.50 to $15-00 Rain C oats ............ .. .$4.50 to $12.00 Trousers Etc. Waists, Millinery Etc Gar fare Refunded on ail Purchases of $15.00 or More The United 31 S. Detroit St., « - Xenia, Ohio. Open Saturday Till to p. m. L, M> Morton, Mgr* The horna of Urn. Mary Bridgman wa* the scene of a ,very quiet wed­ ding Thursday evening when her neice, Miss Ella Inez Shepherd, be­ came the bride of Mr, Joseph A. Finney. The wedding v\*as a very simple affair and witnessed by only a few intimate friends and relatives. No announcement had been given the public and of course their many friends were quite surprised when the news became known. The beautiful apd. impressive ring ceremony was pronounced by Dr. W. R. McChesney. There were ho attendants or decorations. The bride wore a handsome plum colored traveling spit with hat and gloves to match and carried brides roses. Following the ceremony and con­ gratulations tjie happy-couple were driven to Springfield going-Iroft there to Dayton. They, expected to leave Dayton Friday for Indiana^ polls accompanied by the bride1? brother, Mr. Charles Shepherd of Chicago. ' Both bride and groom are gradu­ ates. ol Cedatville college and are popular young people/ Mr, Fiuney is a graduate of the O. a, U. law school and Is how deputy county olerkand clerk ot the election board. The bride was assistant to Postmas­ ter Wright during his term. Those present were Messrs, Charles, Shepherd of Chicago and Frank Shepherd of Columbus, brothers oi the bride* Mr. H. A- Townsley and. daughters, Edna and Hester; Dr. E. C. Oglesbee and family; Miss Bertha Greswell; Mrs, T. V,’ Ilifif and M ibb Nancy Finney, sister of the groom. The bride and groom will in the near future'go to housekeeping In Xenia. The Herald joins a host of friends in extending congratulations and best wishes. CARDOF THANKS. Wo wish to express our heart-felt rhanks to our friends and neighbors for the- kindness and sympathy shown us during the sickness and leath of our dear sister and aunt, Miss Ellen Violator Dyer; also the minister and choir, o f M. E, church. Mr. and Mrs,'Hiram Graham and family. Mrs. Clara CobJor of Loeugt Grove is at the home .of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Loft, being called here by theillness o f -here mother. Lynn Northup entertained with a party at ids home on laBt Thursday eyenlngln honor of Ella Paxton of Jackson Mississippi. Who hag eome here to make her borne- The eve­ ning was enjoyed-Y&try much and a two course lunchen was served. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Towi s’.eywill entertain a number of friends this evening. Mrs. Sidney Smith is the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Arch Day in Xenia. Mrs. Jane E, Reed of Springfield Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. W. CrouBe. Mr. and Mrs. Fr'ed Fraver and daughter, Dorothy, and Mr. and Mrs. Arch Day of Xema were Sab­ bath gueats of Mr, and Mrs, C. W, Crouse. Owner of a fine pair of ladies gloves can have same of D. M. Dal­ las by paying for this notice. Mrs. J. W. Patton has been spend-- ing several days this Week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Frits in Dayton. . $100 Reward $100. Th« reader*of thispaper will be pleased io lMUnthat there i* »t leaat one dreaded itsewMthat eoUac* has beenable to cure in all Ik stegee and that isCatarrh. Hail's ChtarrhCureIs theonly positive carsnow known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh behtg a constitutional disease, requires a oortkltatkmal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cur*is takeninternally, adtkigdirectlyup­ on the blood andmucouskdnaoeaof eyekm (hereby deetroyIng the foundation of tbe dtSeke, aridgiving the patient strength by buildingup the CoOjRitqfidn and meiitkig naturein doing itswork. Ihg proprietor* baresomuch fiilth in its curative poware, h«t they Offerdue HundredHQitfcrsforany can that R toll to sort. Send for lirt o tesOtaonlala. Addm* F, J.CHENEY k Ob,,Toledo, O. S»Mby Druugh*, 76c, IMl'i Family Filhara titebest, LEGAL NOTICE, King W. Scott, Plaintiff, vs. May Scott, Defendant, Greene County -Court of Common- Pleas, NOTICE, May Scott, residence unknown, will take notice -that on the lGth day of October, 1914, said plaintiff filed in said court his petition against her for divorce upon the ground of adultery, praying also in said petition for equitable relief a& to tho title to cer­ tain real estate, and that the same Witl ho for hearing at the court house,. in Xenia, on November 3), 1014, or ns soon thereafter as the same can be reached, by which time'defend-; ant must answer dr demur to sail petition or judgment may be token against her. KING W. SCOTT. DaVotlon. “A Woman’s devotion is a wonderful thitig," said the sentimentalist. “No doubt Of it," replied Mr. Mcoktou. “Where Henrietta places her affec- tions her admiration Is unquestioning. The only reason she.objects to mug. sling our bulldog is that she thinks the muzzle will spoil his facial ex­ pression." Look Ahead for Holidays Hutchison <5 Gibney - , - i .--i Fancy Baskets, Cut Glass Dishes, y/* Vases Etc, Silver Articles Salt and Pepper, Cake Plates Bon Bon Dishes, Spoori^olders Etc. Pictures, Clown Dolls China Etc. VASES Something New in Neller Ware Fine for Ornaments Brass Ware AluminumWare Good for 16 Years. Fancy Umbrellas/Table Throws, New. Stock Lunch GJoth and Napkins. -‘ -■ 1 ■ ■» -1'-. -. ■. ■ BedSpreds, Suit Cases, Traveling Bags, Coats, Suits, andSkirts. - * , i ^ Hutchison 6 Gibney XENIA, OHIO S chm id t H elps Y ou t o E n joy L ife a t th e L east C ost i These Save You Money Country Cured Bacon.,..,.... llo Breakfast Bacon, Sugar Cured per lb............. 22c •Fancy Sugar Cured Ham, lb ........ 19c California and Picnic HamB, perib 1-iC Schmidt’a Ocean Light Flour..... ....................... I.... 05c Canned Corn, Per can........ Sc Shoe F*g Corn, per can....-.... To Corn Flakes..........................-6e Schmidt’ s Old Hickory Flour, 26 lb. sack for...........76c - \mo Ice or Watertouches \ \\stM,SVUPTCYSTfcUM .. \\RoiChemicalVmorvativet f . \\use4. \/LAO? \\NaturAt\wor.Treshuessy/r/(igj Wb QnaWtyGUMWTCCP]f/ 'l / seal ‘Sealshipt’ Oysters Cheaper Than Meat A ’ Fresii Delicious Table Oyster, Packed Ip Sealed Cases. Solid Meat No Water. DOWN T H E Y GO AGA IN ! NEW POTATO ES Per Bu. 60 c Flour 25 lb. Sack of Gold Medal Flour fo r .................. 90 c H. E. Schmidt © Co Wholesale and Retail Grocers 30 South Detroit Street, Xenia, Ohio. ran XX GET OUR PRICES ON PRINTING X X Paint is liquid money. Yota spread it over your house and then sun, wind, rain and dust heat upon it in the effort to wear it out and get at the wood. Bye and bye you have to do it all over agnin . —but less often with Hanna’s Green Seal Paint than with others. When you think o f the cost o f paint and painting, remember that one- third i« paint and two-thirds labor* It oOsts more to put on a poor paint than a good one. Use the paint that lasts longest* FOR SALE At KERR & HASTINGS BROS. rw'ir Hi • ft.-*,/ ,?./<> fa ESS5S 2SESS3MS8*?