The Cedarville Herald, Volume 39, Numbers 1-26

i t I H \ \\ ! * A V E I N S A F E T Unexpected Expenses B RINGING up a family on a «mall income may leave you very little money for a savings account. Rut in the event of UNEXPECTED EXPENSES the need is dubly urgent. Saving Always Means Sacrifice But the reward is great. Acorns are sturdy oaks in embryo. Dollars are only pennies matured. Smell amounts regularly, deposited grow at an amazingly rapid rate. There, is only one time to save money. That is before it is spent. NAIL IT DOWN WHILE YOU HAVE IT The inner consciousness of every same individual often whisper "Save” . If you listen as you read this advertisement, you will hear the admonition. TOMORROW NEVER COMES . N ow Is the fciuvc to take tin.' plunge. W rite for our B ook let “ Bank ing b y M a il.” .'.I Make up you r mind. Emp loy the two- ceut stamp. Give it a ' steady job. Go into partnership with Uncle Sam in the beat business venture o f your life. The Springfield Savings Society ................. . S P R IN G F IE L D , O H IO ------------ " ..... . Address Inquiries’to the Springfield Sav ings Society, 9 * East Main Street, Springfield, Ohio. - W e pay 4 Per Gent on deposits compounded sem i-annually, TOTHECLIFTON ROCKS. r;\ munuau.’ n . uuadfohd . mnmnnm m* No such power in any other car unless you pay nearly $200 more The OVERLAND 35 H. P. at $695 As-a rule automobile prices vary according to the power. The $695 Overland is the one big, important/ out­ standing exception to the rule. , Because the factory builds twice as many cars as any other producer of automobiles of like class.— I jU . We can.price this, car way below its power class— nearly $200 below. Hannabery&Cummings {»'*South Main”St., Auto A ccessories and Supplies. Car owners feel welcome to use ; our froe air service at the curb- l sat on the rocks in the early spring Between two walls where the echos ring Like echos from the dead. { And 1 gated at the ripHng stream below ! Ami 1 wandered where those .waves would go As they onward sped. Beneath me roiled with, a laugh and a song . ' A care-frec stream as it hurried along Onward toward the sea. ; And it sang of the sights that it had seen As it skipped thru woods' and pastures green; ' Thus it sang to me. Swift as an arrow neath the waters foam Bound 1was sure to his little home, ‘ A speckled bass ’ Showed for a second a silvery gleam, While I watchedhis course as in adream Thru a looking glass. Onward rolled the gem covered stream Singing and murmuring till it might seem' • *. Its very breast Carolled and warbled to me who alone- interpreted and cared for its ceasless moan , That was ne'er at rest. ’ •d - * Sang on thru the hours of the listless day As 1.lay and passed them thus away— ' Sang on to me. Told qf legends and stories of old; Marvels of fairies and elves ’twould un- • fold. Laughing so tree. . Slowly the shades of the still chilly eve Greeted the sky as the day took its leave As 'were sad. And the rocks by my side as the shadows came, .■ ■ -. - And the,sfream at my feet ah if playing 'a game , " . ^ Both seemed glad. • , Purple it glowed of a dark weird-like / .hue;.' Awsqme it seamed and the depths of its • blue , * Seemed to reek . Of a something devilish and dark and . . drear; ■ ■■ • ■ Ot a something gruesome, inviting fear. And forbidding speech.’ Then a night-bird winged of the great* ' estspesd Darted screamed defiance to Us nightly feed - Brid its cry . Awoke again and again the long grim '.walls ' With that terrible voice that after night falls So.unds as a. ghostly sigh. Long that almost sob-like echo rolled ■ and at last Was still and its final tremor passed To its nooar. . . Then almost reverently as if fearing to wake The dead in their nightly pilgrimage, I •. spake , Farewell to the gloom. SELLfhFLGTO CIRCUS. An. Enormous Crowd Is (Expected to Witness the Parade and See the Performances o f Selis-Fioto Circus, Buffalo Bill Wild West, “ Champion Shows or tiie World,” Which Comes to Dayton, Ohio, On June 10. The street car company, railroads and hotels are preparing to handle the biggest crowd that ever gathered m the city. . The first o f the trains which liduse uie big circus while on transit will ar­ rive before sunup and will be followed by the others at short intervals. By 7 o’clock in the morning acres o f the city’s real estate, will be under canvas and the '‘Champion Shows o f the World” will be the center o f interest for all the country within a radius o f one hundred miles. Early in the morning a downtown branch ticket office will be opened, where reserved seats can be had at the same prices charged at the ticket wagons .n the grounds. Those who dislike to brave the crowds at the ticket wagons will appreciate this feature. The great street parade is set fo r 10:30 in the morning. It will follow the usual route. It is an all new pa­ rade that, the Sells-FIoto Circus is offering this year, The entire world has contributed •to this pageant^ It is an exposition'of all the various lands o f people of the earth; curious forms of animal life, all sorts o f mu­ sicians, people on floats and horses, three great herds of elephants and an interesting menagerie displayed in open cages. • There are a*thousand and one won­ ders that will he- disclosed under the great white tents in the afternoon and at night. The afternoon per­ formance will begin at 2 o’clock and the night performance at /8 o’clock, the doors opening an hour hardier fo r inspection of the great menagerie and the enjoyment,,oik a splendid operatic concert by the Sells-FIoto Military band.4 IMPORTANT At; the request o f our librarian , Mle* Gray, there w ill bo an ipn- jmrtantealled meeting o f the Parent Tegchers’ s Assoaiatlon a t the library at 2 p, m ., Monday, June 12* Mies Gray will show the line o f charm ing new jun ior books recently received and plan a w e ek ly Btory hour for the children. Mvsa V irgin ia T jiu s, the d irector o f the Junior Ceautauqun w ill be here and talk o f her plans fo r the children during Chautauqua. Every mother Is urged to com e and bring her neighbor. CLIFTONU. P: CHURCHCHIMES -Cu ltivator shovels for any plow . Wolfdrd T R Y OUR JOB PRINTING 'Tvis.— T i rs. r**vtowier’.<ir!p* Your Home and Your Neighbor’s This is *‘Neighborhood Improvement Week” In thousands ol commnmties where every property owner is asked to consider the improvement of his home and neighborhood. Are you helping to arouse interest in. your neighborhood? I a home and neighborhood improvement plenty o f good paint Is the first essential.. The paint must b o th 1beautify and pro­ te c t buildings. You can accomplish this most easily and satis* factotfly with ■ HIGH STANDARD LIQUID •PAINT Standard” hides the Surfacebetter, spreads over morosnrfaea jwi* gallon o f paint and wears longer than ordinary paint b«Cause it Is scientifically inftdoof the best materials by expertpain(makers. Years efwf;' “ * “ . . . . comp! satisfactory and economical paint to use. uflfo... .. “ ......- ■• Maynard Buffer, who is employed by tho Western Union Telegraph Company o f Springfield, spe.ht Sab­ bath with his parents o f this place. —FOB SALE TWo Buckeye cultivators, one spring lift, othor single shorel-sh if£ shank. . A N D R EW W IN TE R . MAYOR'S NOTICE. To tho owners o f the lots and lands in the village o f Gedafrille, Ohio. In compliance with the re­ quirements o f Section 1732—A , o f the revised statutes I hereby notify the owners of lots and lands in Godarville to out and destroy all Canada and common thistles and other noxious weodsgrow ing on any such lots aud lands within the corporation, so that they may not mature seeds and spread, to ’ adjoin­ ing lots. On failure ot any such , owner to com ply w ith the law in regard here­ to, the town council m ay employ persons to cut or destroy said noxious weeds and the expense, thereof w ill be a lien on said lots and lands ana collected ss taxes. R . Ih M oLEAN . Mayor o f V illa ge o f Cedarville. ixposuro testa ha. o proved that, these careful methods give most ipleto protection Hud lasting beauty, “ High Standard” Is the most i Ask S r paint information and color combinations forinteriorwalls, Sodrs and woodwork OS well as fo*4tho outside of your house, { 'M c F a r la n d & McKee NORTH Tourist Tickets at IReducedFfiresDoily |until Sept.30, Overnight Through Train Service NortHaiS I Limited arrives Traverse CUy,^ Noithport, Patonhey, - j Harbor Spring* end jfN oilier North Michigan Resorts next mdrniftg JUdiybefitaningJane 25, ^ AshTicketAsfiniior / ! . , illustrated booklet*. ,W OrmJilress „ ink C. C. IIMNES ■ ** Phi,-Hi I'tiv.ewrr DAYTON, OHIO —Wo are equipped to furnish the greatost |15 Men’ s and Y oung Mali's suit in tho country. A ll models. C, A . W E A V E R . Xenia, O. W o still have some lime and s r ^ i r a u d arsenate o f lead for s p ik in g , McFarland & McKee. $100 Reward $100. iJthe reader^«f this paper will b« pleased to leafii that there is flt least one dreads0 disease that science has been able to cure in al! Its stages and that is Catarrh. Hell’s Catarrh Cure is the only positive euro now .known to the modicaf fratomity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a _ cohstifuliontd treatment. hod’s Ontayrh i Curo is taken internally, aeitingdlrcroily up* on tiie blood and mucoussurraecs of system thereby destroying the foundation of tho disease, findgiving the patient strength; by teuiidirig up tho ouhatitutian and assisting nature in doing its work. Tho proprletois l»ftveso much faith in its curative pdwors, hat they, if&crdhoHifudrc'd liollftrs tor trtiy tms that it falls to cure. Send for list q tcstinuinlnis. . ' Address F. L0UEN.1BY A Oo.,Tol*do, 0. Sord hy p r ^ U t , Tfai. Hal! i Family Villsaro Ihfcbcfit. The communion o f the Lord's Supper w ill be observed Sabbath morning, June%1, Rev. James E. MoMIchitel w ill preach Saturday at p. m. A fu ll attendance is carriest- l' desired. Don’t miss rending C.' Kelble’s big ad in this paper. Bargains every day. Clothing, hats, .caps, furnishings and shoes. Money In Tour PocKet if you let us make your clothes. We give 3^° value, style and workmanship and work is guarantefd to be first class only ,, / Th^ Leading Merchant Taylor XENIA, - - - - OH*® CHURCH SERVICE/ UNITED PRESBYTERL.N. J. S. E. McTVIiohaoL pastor Sabbath School at 0:80. * Freabbing by the pastor at, 10:30. Y . P. C. U. at 0:00. Prayer meeting W ednesday at 7 j». m» 1 M. E. CHURCH, 1•J . W . Patton, pastor. ___ Sunday School at 0:3.0 a. m. Preach ing b y the pastor at 10:80. Epworth League at 8:30. You sire cord ia l!.’ invited. R. P. CHURCH fMAJN STREET) J. L . Chesnut, Pastor. Teachers’ meeting Saturday evening at 7 o’clock. . * Sabbath School #Sahhath morning at 9:20jp'clock. Preaohiug at 10:30 by Rev. W ., R. Graham o f R ockville, Ltd, C. E,. Society5:30 p. m. Prayer meeting W ednesday even­ ing a t 7, PUBLIC SA LE ! As I intend to move West I will sell at my'residence H mile West o£ .Cedar­ ville, on Yellow Springs pike, on Saturday, June 10, 1916 Commencing fit 1 o’clock- sharp, the following property: - 3 H E A D OF C O W S 3 ~ Consistiugxif 3 head of Jersey cows, 1 four-year-old giving good flow ol milk; 1 five-year-old will be fresh by day of sale; 1 two-year-old hci.fcr will be fresh by day of sale. These are all extra good butter cows. ' * 7 H E A D OF C O W S 7 ConsistingOf 1 sow will , farrow the'inst of June and 6 slioats weighing about 76 lbs. .These hogs are all healthy. About 50 Nice Hens .and Some Small Chickens. IMPLEMENTS:—A lot of chicken coops, about 16 bushels of good corn, l hog coop, 1 ten barrel galvanized water tank, one 40 tooth harrow, one 12 tooth cultivator, one double shovel plow, one bar share pbw, one cross cut saw, 1 large iron kettle and stand, 1 set of l«ad harness, 1 set of buggy harness, I wagon with spring seat, a lot of carpenter tools consisting of 1 boring machine, planes, augers, chisels, brace and bits, one plum level also a lot of ’ cement tools and a gooe tool client, a lot of forks, hoes, new scoop shovel and other shovels and spades, one good ax, one scythe, one set of wire stretchers. HOUSEHOLD GOODS:—Consisting of one good cook stove, one kitchen cabinet, 1 good chum,-a lot of canned fruit and jellys and maity other articles not TERMS OF SALE CASH N R S . W A R N E R R A N D A L L HARRY KENNON, Aucq, The Store Where Merchandise is th ^ First Consideration That’ s why we feature Hart Sofiaffner and Marx and Frat Clothes, Manhattan and Wilson Bros. Shirts, Stetson Hats and Eaglei Caps, Imperial and B. V. D. Underwenr for men. Perfection suits for Boys Cadet stockings K. and J3. Waists and Shirts, Manhattan Wash Spits for Children and a thousand other good articles for Man or Boy. You will C T D A I I C O 9 U l i Q Always l uy the Practice Economy 5 | K A U O O SSL V i I L D beet aBd be if you save ' _ ^ S. & H. Green T h e S u r p f l S e S t o r e Willing to pay the Stamps 28-30 E. Third St., Dayton, Ohiov pnce‘ •*a»* t-iMmamsism& SSBSftre«M« in i Never Have W e Had Such A Fine Collection of I Silk Suits and Dresses, Woolen Suits, Coats, Skirts, Waists. Our Sales have proved satisfactory in spite of bad weather. Come and See Them Parties have gone to Dayton and returned to buy from us. W e are showing one of the largest and best line of Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums, Mattings, Wood Fiber Fillings, Draperies, Lace Curtains, also Curtain Goods by the yard, Window Shades, Table Oil Clothe also a fine line of Bed Spreads, Cedar Chests, CSrpet Sweepers, etc., ever shewn in eur carpet department When you are ready for anything in this line, visit thigt department! n~IN TH E B A S EM E N T we be- lieve we can save you some money i-:r- - r 0 I*. t \ school • ercises will hi As 1 school creasef receive, A mue year it The greatly • be offe provjsi< and[ hi;- ally an , to proy tractive Miss F] and har nasties thenic c’ bells); | Of BUcll in givir - school T be give;, structioi i weaving ■ low fee; work. The \v voice w Mrs. Jef lie scho • Prof. Gt No ch o f pupil attend t valuable, which w ' ing more ■ work of • the.wint roll in th themselv Monday Registi ,g in at 8 Hall. Tf officers s ■will be in in .choosi needs. ' The w will conti in c r e d : -There! with the siipple la- eyes wen not read j ” Tvfo appl i - lilte d fail , different , ,eyes. Oi , her. We ~ benefit E’ or jinflami duces inci ards, drill - A '- We arc name o f ! fo r the I County Gi August p r- We are name o f C date fo r C the Repuh; We are name o f B before the . August as ” tion o f cou We are ; name o f J treasurer, . Treasurer, mary in At We are a Harvey El candidate b 8, fo r Clerl is solicited. We are a name o f Dr didate fo r t urer before August 8. W e are au Charles L. I candidate b 8, for County Miss liilt her guest Charleston. Warners, Nemo, Gossard, Frolasete Hutchison & Gifaney XENIA. OHIO. , -1 . ** ■ j^. •I Tifiww iiittiH iiii m m m 20e film 2Bo film . 80c film •flUMfol'iriilair ( E n l a I Rfegul | Blaci THE ■ .•-*vv» «fcvT \ i