The Cedarville Herald, Volume 38, Numbers 27-52

Jwif tm ig/m arr-p~ Vj&~# You are Cordially Invited to Attend Our Fall and W inter Opening of Pattern Hats and Novelties Thursday, Friday and Saturday September 9, 10 and 11th. SINZ Steel Bids. W. Main Street Xenia, Ohio ^^^CedarvUleOpera House Saturday Sept. 4th. The Big Musical Comedy Special (Scenery, (Beautiful Electrical Effects Pretty Wardrobes, Pretty Girls and Funny Commedians. Catchy Song Hits Direct to the Farmers ' W e will furnish direct to the farmer* of Greene county the host serum and Titus on the market at * cents pet C . O . for serum ami virua: 30 0 . 0 . *arum.and 1<3. 0 , v itas will immune fa t 100 i&r p ig * ■ their natural life- Pig* three to ten Slays eld can be immuncd their natural life frith 10 f t C . **rum and 1 G . 0 , virus. Wewill send you an expert to teach you how to vacci­ nate your own hogs. REFERENCES Phone O . A . Dobbins, Oedarville, O ,, (References Sou thw e st National Bank ot Commerce of Kansas C ity , Mo. Order your scrum from W . H , Embry, our agent, Stockyards, Cincinnati, O ., or Inter-State Vaccine Oo.,;KunsaB*Glty, Mo. - 50c Stock Book free. A practical treat* iae on the treat, ment o f stuck and poultry; prepared from the actual experience o f an expert Veterinary S u r g e o n . 116 pages and scores ofUIustratirins.To the first24 people bringing this ad- vertissmentto our store we’ll give one o f these valuable books free. Get yours today— It costs you no more to use the persona l pre- scriptions o f Dr. LeGear,thefam­ ous Veterinary Surgeon. RICHARDS’ DRUG STORE l Xenia Oil Co. IndependentJobbersof Petroleum Products High Grade Refined Oils and Gasoline All Grades of Automobile Oils and Greases. SteamLubricating Oils of All Kinds. Delivered ByTankWagons To Ail Parts of Greene County# PHONft YOUR ORDERS TO BELL, 476 W, CITZ. 102. Patronize Home Industries. C. E. OWENS, Proprietor Located at G. H. & D. Stock Yards BILL STREET, - - XENIA, OHIO This month’s Butterick Patterns 10c and 15c—-none higher, OHIO FAIR BOARD JOLTS THE WETS' 1 jiwiM»wiiirwoi ii ■ ] Tears Mask From Ho Tern- . peraoeo Union. Th e Brewer-Scott Musical Entertainers SAYS NAMEIS MISLEADING Quick Collapa© o f Latest Schema of the Brewer*- — Workingmen Open State Headquarter* and Will organ* ize the Citle* In Behalf pf State­ wide Prohibition* Columbus, O.— (Special.)—-By unan­ imous vo te the members p f the state board pf agriculture refused to sell space on the State fair grounds to the Ohio Temperance union, on the ground that the name .of the organization is misleading, as its purpose is to defeat the statewide prohibition amendment, The minutes ot the fair board .show this action: ' ? "Moved by Mr. Williamson, second­ ed by Mr, Bronson, that the board of agriculture refuse to sell space on State fair grounds to Ohio Temper­ ance union for distribution of litera­ ture, "believing that the title of the or­ ganization is misleading,” - On rollcall .all members voted yes, The collapse of the Ohio Temper­ ance union h&s come early in the cam­ paign. This organization was formed to combat prohibition by distributing literature which pretended to Show that It is un-scrlptur&l and un-Cliris- tian to oppose the liquor traffic, Harry Probasco o f Cincinnati headed ' the movement and early took, action-look- ing to securing space at all the fairs, vin the state. The name, "Ohio Tem­ perance union," fooled s5me fair man­ agers, and when they found that the union was wet, instead, of dry, as its "rame would indicate, they refused tlie union space. Now the action of the Ohio State fair hoard has cut the ground from under the brewers’ latest scheme and left it in the air. ' BIG DRY CONFERENCE. -Newark, O.— (Special.)—More ihatt 160 campaign managers, county pres­ idents and secretaries, representing the dry organizations of the State, have concluded a conference extend­ ing over several days,. The meeting was held to prepare for the conduct of the campaign for State prohibition,. These dry leaders’ are well pleased with the outlook, and while they real­ ize the bigness of the undertaking, they believe it is possible‘to win. The. drys w ill, also oppose the proposed Constitutional Stability league amend­ ment, which, they claim will seriously cripple the initiative and referendum. WOREMENOFPOSE WETS. Columbus, 0 . -r- (Special.).— The -Workmen’s Publicity and Protective association has opened state headquar­ ters in this city. This association of workmen frankly say its object is to work lo r the prohibition amendment It will not only circulate literature to show that prohibition benefits work­ ingmen and their families, but u is now organizing the workingmen in the more populous counties and getting ready for election day. - This association is not made up ex­ clusively of members Of organized la- * tor, although the president is W, II. Base of Springfield, member o f the Typographical union, and the secre­ tary, 1* C, Lewis of Columbus, is & member of the Iron Moulders’ union, The liquor interests pretend to con­ trol the labor vote, but .this new or­ ganization proposes , to dispute the claim, • ROW OVER LICENSE LAW. Columbus, O. — (Special.) —- Politi­ cians and wets are engaged in a big row over the license law. Some want the new decentralizcr and other* want tire old law. Liquor men from over the state are here backing the referendum on the new law, which would Indicate they prefer the old one. However, some of the wets, especially from Cincinnati, are favorable to the new law, as they think it will give them more privileges. As a rule, the liquor men of the state will vote against the new law and in favor o f the old. The administration Is against the referendum and In favor of the decen­ tralizer. Republicans and Democrats are divided. The Anti-Saloon league is enjoying the scrap and points to it,as evidence of the absurdity of attempting to build any license law which is workable and satisfactory. The league declares the whole thing will disgust voters and that it will make votes for the pro­ hibition amendment.. The attitude o f the league is set forth in -the follow­ ing from an editorial in the current cumber of The American Issue: "The. Anti-Saloon league is not In­ terested In any brand of liquor license, because every one of them is a rank failure, and this is attested by the dis­ satisfaction over any and all plan* suggested or adopted. The Anti-Sa­ loon league is in favor of the one and only satisfactory plan of solving the liquor problem, and that is by prohib­ iting the”beverage traffic. Every li­ cense law 1* a farce and the row now on over the different license plans cnly serves to convince the voters of Ohio that the statewide prohibition amendment should be adopted in No­ vember,” QUICK RELIEF BALM to t CaiUrh-UayFmr-Aitfim* R»m*dy. nickratfef forSort threat andTonsBftJi, m Headacheand toralgl* tonady. iWok rtllal tarColdInMeadandOn H um *, i »u(ok**treliefforToothichandEaraoha. to t* ......................... for flovaheandHotmnm. firealtot 8minuia Croup fUmady, Baal PreventativeandRemedytorPneumonia, NobettorFifeRemedyknown, leit RemedyforBorneandIvyNaan, For Sore Feat -Aching J*inti-Cor**-Biinl«fla. «oo. and ii.oa at OrujwUi* and < . Baaiar*. or by mall, peslpald. . < god jar ddntaina ai-a times a t* lar—it.oo Jar *ofttains 4 timet n e j t i , THE COLUMBUS CHEMICAL CO, (tombw, Chi* The -Brewer- Musical Entertainers j perienco, and Mr, Scott Is a cornotist and Chester R. Scott will give one o f ot renown. They appear in prelude the moat entertaining preludes t o .b e ! programs offering a variety of musical heard at the coming Chautauqua. Mrs. numbers,' readings, etc. It is a fentur Brewer and her two daughters, re ac­ complished musicians o f extended ex- of the big Chautauqua program which is sure to delight, Or, Albert R. Williams, in Terhionde, after the German occupation. Note " ib*. "Nfeht Aubrennen*' chalked on the wall. Thi* wa* put there by <* German officer and mean* “ Do Not Burn Down.” TRY OUR JOB PRIN Great Removal Sale BARGAINS Extraordinary Prices On Wash Skirts Juat receive today a large sh ipment e f Waa& Skirt* tha^t we were a b le to buy at a very low prio*. *o Whit* Gabardine W ash Sk irt* fo*— ------------ Th i* Sk irt i* worth a t least *8-60. • Whit* Gabardine Sk irts fo r W e *oid theie earlier in the season for *3.00. Stylish New Waists. Both S ilk and Cotton in Short Sl*ve*.' E x ce llen t Values. Priced a t ,8$>o These Sold form erly up to 1.1.60, Ladies’ Union Suits At Attractive Prices Bo Salt* T igh t Knee...-................ .......................... ................. .........................46c 60c Suit, T ight K n ee___- .... ...................... *............................. ............ 40o Suit, T igh t Knee...— ............. ................................... — .................. —.....303 These are excellent values and were not on sale until today. Buy Your Domestics Now! We have placod pricea on our Domestics fo r qu ick Clearance. A lth ou gh all Cotton Goods are advancing", w s are giving you prices wh ich y on can ­ not afford to pass. 86 in. B leached Musliu, 6C.yd. . 86 in. Brown Muslin, ........ .....................- ........... .......,..6o yd , - 81 in. B lea ched Sheetings excellent quality, 2 2# c yd . 8Lin. B rown Sheeting, excellent quality, '*#1* 20c yd , Sheets, fu ll Bizecl, B leached ”.......- ................. .....................-40c Sheets, seamless, B leached..,.............................................. ,69c. Towels, Turkish, (Good Size) ,. .........................6 for 49c, Towels, Turkish, (E x tra H eavy ) :........................0 fo r $1.69 A ll Percale*w# are selling at...,................................ f l c yd . These are on ly a few items from one department. W e have everything reduced. . r Palm Beach Suits V, . '*r* Suits fo r (Form erly so ld at $10.00 to $15.00) - ................. ............... ;......w-|T.60 / • Hutchison & Gibney, Xenia, O, ~ ELASTIC . ROOF PAINT fa t tin, metalj paper, .felt and ruheroid roof*. If proof against the weatherorrust. AbsotutSly nClH porous. Will not crack, peel/ blister or scale. Will notevaporati after oncaatlfc' Is a fineWater-prooL , •Ing material. Contains no in^edients suck aa ealt . and lima which ant at •mM. major part o f the totalled roof andiroapalntioa ■ the market to-day which have no elaetlc qualities w - , - and ir e destructive to metals and fibre*, and at* bound to cryaimlizo any metal. It iegerm proof. -*> JSeiUtfir circulare n d J&f. Ktfy n it fnrehau tk*Ust tvint it cotts nr m*rt. qrhei A N O OOjejgWt ftUWPHuy O O ., r e n d - < t u -i e e ,W ie ,i M i THE GREAT DAYTON, OHIO SEPTEMBER 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 , 1915 Biggest Busiest and Best Fair in the State „ J _ i Monday, Sept. 6, “Labor Day” Grand Parade of all Live Stock V y P R l ^ C I U p 6 n i l l g ( United Trades and Labor CoimciPs Picnic on Fait Ground*. E-VERY DAY THE BIG DAY P o a a a a * n ( Nineteen Harnes and Running Raeea. Three Harness and f 200.01) in•Racing rurses { Two Running Races Each Day. An automobile given away free, by the Thomfts Manufacturing Company of Dayton, Ohio, to the poison suggestIng the best ‘Tfifch Phiine** to identify their retail advertising. Coupon for suggestion with every geneial Admission Ticket. SECOND ANNUAL AUTOMOBILE SHOW WILL BE HELD ON FAIR GROUNDS, FAIR WEEK GE.NER.AL ADMISSION 25c S. A. MOSBY, President. I. It. HOLBEItMAKf, Seoretary lie | able to ..... $1.69 ....... $1.9.1 nd at .69c .... ,,.....46o .......... 89c .......... 200 Cl ay, Il( Pi es ca ' lu Although M you can- tii gu gi' all .th. sti th HI C£ us . do th th lie br .It to St? • tb te> ' fo lo- • ne in ...... yd . yd. yd . . yd . 49c 59c. 49a. 1,69 y d . W o ....... $7.60 o. 80 fo 1 D> of Bi tb at. ' Oil' a i1 in w - «•*, * lnu lo bi P« T l'« ac th ■be ar co de an tei \ ties, man ga ii CO' It tii at u 1 . 1 an cui ga Dr Bo spi Bo Me api Hi or ■ me liT •ioof*. & Italy UOfti alp. Will jtar-prpof. ckoawdt :«tt at th* [palais, cm J q S a * ■^a»d-*iw ksdorntf*. ! and pin pin ary