The Cedarville Herald, Volume 39, Numbers 27-52

'Ml nesz-am X LEEBUXTON, SOPMO, ,THCONCERTFAVORITES. , . ■■--’* -■■’•■ to fke flnut'Urpm c ir p *tji» ;r:-l big returns in in* -u i( *l t*s :* '.••ti'.nr, I A ticket 1 1 utsautnaqaa isn't an «st» i ireni’.itiuT, !t*r, an iave.stmcnt. It will ! KARLH BULL Iput Iri your nonfat machinery ' to srcntl a week under tho big tent. The Cedarville Herald, Clifton 0. i . Church Chimes. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS i IV*' Y e a r . * E d ito r j c * D xTm. Ethel Lee Baxton Is a great fa- ▼orlte on the Chautauqua platform, and her sendees are always in de­ mand. She has an exoeiitlonaily nweet and wen developed soprano voice, p a r. tieularly fitted for Chautauqua work, and presents nil her numbers with rare artistry. When your clock runs down you wind It. When your brain runs down go .to your 'homo town Chautauqua. I t’s » regular mental repair shop. If you want to see a real Amerlwpi audience drop in on your home town Chautauqua. That's q fair t ample of ti.uofl fjmiJar nwlknuoa in Amorim. Is it any wonder that the Chautauqua is becoming u puv.er. lettered a t tho Post-Oilica, Ccdar- vi. 1c. October 01, Util, as second elass matter, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1810 Tho Chautauqua fills a natural de inand. It brings to the home town the beat in the field of oratofy ami music i t implants ideals that are oimoblhn nad enriching. It magnifies tho vir­ tues of the home town while widening the hori;:c’i of every citizen. "Down 5n the Deep,” .Nobody knows when the first mala quartet was drganiwd, hut it is rea­ sonable to suppose tluit Noah and the boys whiled away a good many weary hours gathering in a corner of tho ark to ring "Down In the Deep” and sun­ dry other favorites, and tho confusion, of tongues a t the Tower of Pabel may have been a pretest against “lmrber shop’* chords. But everybody loves good male quartet singing, and we are gc-lng to have some of It at the Chau­ tauqua, For Sa le :—Two new Pennsylvania ou tires. Ford size. Cheap. G, M, Jtidgway. I * C * C J » » LOCAL AND PERSONAL Dodge Brothers M o t o r C a r s It is establishing a very notable record for low cost of mainten­ ance, and freedon from repair Almost any owner can give you'Jimpressive -facts and figures in this connection. In and of themselves, they constitute a very ^trong incentive to ownership. ' " . • T h e gasoline consumption is unusually low The tire mileage is unusually high The price of the Touring Gar or Aoadater complete is |786 (f, o. b. Detroit) Hannabery &Cummings f; South Main^St., Auto Accessories a i d Supplies. Gar owners feel welcome to use our free a ir service a t the ourh. *<ijt€>--<£***’ O' *»JML** Miss Ora Hanna is tho -guest of her brothor. Rev. Milton Hanna and family in Seaton, 111. . Miss Agnus Stormont has gone on ft trip to Colorado Springs, Colo., and will visit witt) Mr. A1 Stormont and wife for some time and thou journey to Colville, Wash,, to be the guest of her uncle, Hon. Collin McMillan, Mr. Charles Stormont may go some time within the next few weeks, A How gratefu l wq should ho for tho fine showers, Olivo Finney in loader for C. 1’. Sabbath evening. l)r. Ritchie returned homo Mini* ■day evening.. Jb'v. John A. (ire q - f P*. . - j>iim ii „ i , tamity at t i.ru.-n ji day for a abort vacation. Mrs. Elizabeth McLean was laid to rent in tho Clifton cemetery Pin-sday aftim oon . Tlio services m Springfield were conducted by her former pastor. Rev. Ross Hume, and a t the cemetery by Dr. U. M. llitchie. ■ is.* d j t shci d j i.-.oll Scaled proposalo. will 1«* by the Board of JSduca».’■•)» *- ■CtedarviHe Township ilitrul H D istrict un til tw«Lv$ u'cloeh on tho nth day of Sept,, munit-t-n hundred and s i x t e e n . . f » s tho furn ish ing nf the malt uah*. .-.ml performing of tho labor m-et >«ary to construct a sewerage disposal system for the new -school build­ ing, - in •D «• *1a r v 11 i i . »a- . ", . S. - J s ‘ ‘ * *8 '■ ! *|i*- *■ •* !'■«•*j y *■"* f i- L. l*acii«l'l|. .*t-‘hie< «t (. > . N,**, Ohio, which arc on fil*. a t tl,<* uilivo of Frank. 1.. l*a -khr i, Ohio, and a t th*- office of On ( ’1*rk ot tho Hoard - of .Education; awl open to public inspo ti*m during all reasonable-business hou r' until the time fixed herein for closing the bids. Proposals must bn made out ou Rev. Lon E .R ite, of Norris Fqnnn* . uniform blank forms furnifda-d up* churcti, Philadelphia, joined his i on application to the architect nr1 family hero uu vacation la st -week ( th« t ’h'rli of tho Hoard, arid each and Sabbath preached an excellent j siioli proposal accompanied by a serin in to his old friends and certified bond in an amount oqual f J “Full weight „ , . J and Q%re ry ouncQ P 0 “ ppST Hannah Green ^eal.Paint gives] you good, lionest full weight, without j any cheap adulterants being added j to .merely make i t seem “heavy. The real test of any paint's value is in its aHlitv to cover larye surfaces j ♦ft« •*£•!«— — ' ^ lt*LZl&r V**A. Ct you go t l i t i v •in Giccn U if»4fcl'-,. made conscientiously to give ] |)d wear. Hanna's Green Seal Mlsfs Mary Bird, who underwent an operation in a ColnmbuB hospital has returned home anil is able to be about again. Mr. Alfred Marshall, son of Mr. and Mrs, W- L. Marshall, of Colum­ bus, spent Tuesday with hia grand­ mother, Mrs. Mary Barber. Mr, Marshall is attend ing the U. S, Navel Training school a t Norfolk, Va., taking up the signal service work. Mrs. Merlin Dowdy aud Miss F iatta Satterfield, of A tlanta, 111., are guests of Mrs. E d ith Blair. Mr*, f r a . Miiburn, of Lima, for; merly bl1 this place and known to many of our people, died Sabbath a t her home xn th a t city. Beside the husband there are two sons and one daughter. The funeral took place Tuesday, Mr, F rank B. Bull returned to Indianapolis yesterday a fte r spend- a weeks vacation a t borne. Keep a roof of prosperity over your head and help your neighbor to .do likewise by trading with .him in business. You Help Him, and He W ill Help You HOME TRADE MEANS HOME SAVINGS, This paper is booming this town all the while. HOW ABOUT YOU? Mr. CL A. Mc.Oiellau and fam ily, of. Jacksonville, Fla., Mr. James McGlellan, of Dayton, and Mrs. Walter Shank,of Jacksonville, Fla., tikvo boon guests of their mother, Mrs. Lucy McGlellan, tho "past week, ■ / Mr. Ralph Murdock has delivered Ford touring cars to Wm. Hopping, Ralph Gilbert and Mr. Sweeney of Ross township. Mr, J , E . Nisbefc and wifo drove over from Dayton Sabbath In their new Dodge car and spent the day with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J . H, Nisbet. • NOTICE All guarantors- and nl] men. in Oodarville interested in » successful Chautauqua, come to the Mayor's office a t 8 o’clock p. m,, Monday evening to arrange for ticke t sale Tuesday forenoon. Let ns have a full mooting and mako this the biggest and best Chautauqua to date, Monday evbnJug a t Hp, m. . NOTICE neighbors. The Young Peoples' Christian rn iu u held a picnic last Tuosday evening a t Kilfcave P a rk near Xenia, Mrs, Grace Alexander, of Oberlin, Is making a v isit a t ■the Parsonage and among her friends in this com­ munity. The Misses Mooro, of Xenia, visited thoir uncle, David Turner, and worshipped with us last Sab­ bath. Our fine large auditorium is a good place to spend Sabbath morn­ ing. Eyory one is oarnestly re­ quested to attend church and Sab­ bath School. . Some fifty ministers Were in a t­ tendance a t the Muskingum Bible School. Revs. W. S. Wallace, W. H. Lorlmer and O. M, Ritchie were among the number. Miss Blanch McLean will receive the sincere sympathy of the congre­ gation in the loss of her mother. Also Mr. Laorone a t his homo in Kalamazoo, Michigan, in tho loss of his sister. . Mr. Fred S. Bull, of Springfield, filled th e pulpit on a recent Sabbath Very acceptably in the absence of j the pastor. Mr. Bull is a stdden t of theology in XonI*> seminary. to llity 1 50> per emit ol' the proposal, conditioned that the successful bidders or bidder shall within ten days from the date of opening the bids, enter into a contract for the taith fu l performance of the work bid upon according to flu* plans and specifications ami pr.ipot.als, .which uond shall also servo ns a bon'd for ■the execution of tho work. Proposals shall be sent to ANDREW JACKSON, Clerk of the Board at Cedarville, Greene County, Ohio., The righ t Is reserved to reject any or all bids. By Order of the Board of Education A ttest: ANDREW JACKSON, Clerk. :(1 —NOTICE: —Ohio' State Camp 1meeting of the Church of God, j Hpringilejd, (Abort'd da), Ohio, Frl- \ day, August -1to If, 19.10, Meals j li'ii cents, beds free. Come and j bring your friends. P V '.AV H - f - SoMby Kerr & Hastings Bros. CENTENNIAL INVITATIONS Centennial invitations *ftn be se­ cured from Andrew Jackson a t Ms office. Get as many as you can use and send them to your friends. My office will be closed for vacation from August 14 to 23, and will answer emergency calls only, J , W. Dixon, Dentist. The Kyle picnic was hold a t the Fo il Park , Wednesday. CHURCH SERVICE.. R. P. CHURCH (MAIN STREET) J . L. Chsfnufc; Pastor. Teacher*' meeting Saturday evening at 7 o’clock. SabbathScho.al Sabbath morning at. !):30 o’clock. 1 Preaching by the p a s to ra t 10:80. G. E. a t‘6’,00 p. m. . P rayer meeting Wednesday qt 7 p. m . • i . UNITED PRESBYTERIAN. J . 8. E. MoMichael, pastor Sabbath School at 9:30, . Preabhing by the pastor at 19:00. Y. P. O. t h a t 0:00. Prayer meeting Wednesday at ” p. m. M..E. CHURCH. J . W. Patton, Pastor. Sunday School a t 9:30 a. in. L. H. Sullenberger Supt. Preaching by tho paster a t 10:8<». Epworth League a t 6di0. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve­ ning a t 7:80. You are cordially invited to a t­ tend these Borvices. D U P C £et faimpdlaie relief from T 1 L C 3 Dr. Sboop’s Ma&lcOintment Galloway & Cherry H E . Main* S t . , X e n ia , 0 . [leadquarters for Reliable Carpels, Rugs, Linoleums, Draperies, Etc. Xenia’s Exclusive Carpet and Drapery House C . M . S p e n c e r The Grocer FRESH FISH C ed& rv ille , Oh io DTPS "ait ju ’wnauaag1 THE TARBOX LUMBER CO., Lumber, Fence, Paints, Oils. ON ANOTHER PAGE OF THIS paper you will find a very attractive offer from The Exchange Bank of Ce­ darville. Do not fail to read as it will be changed each week. Profit by their proposition and Grow With them. M A X W E L L AU TOM OB ILE Agency, Auto -and Horse livery and Feed Stable. Forest K. Waddle, Resi­ dence phone 90. Barn 08. PATRONIZE THE CEDARVILLE . Bakery. Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies Special Order* given attention. Tele­ phone 44. J . E. POST, PROPRIETOR. SEE WOLFORD, FOR GENERAL IllScksmithing and Wagon Making. Auto and Buggy Painting. Telephone 20. M c F a r l a n d g ro c er y co . f o ii quality and service. Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables. Phone 217. Orders promptly Delivered. EAT HINTON ICE CREAM. Special attention given to parties and banquets, Neapolitan brick 2Gc. Ice* and Ice Cream delivered in any quantity. The Cedarville Four Mills wish to announce they are still making Gold­ en Flour and want you to give it a trial tho next time you order flour. esd£t%- *h'*V Buy a Florence Coal Oil Stov*. RAY McKEE, H A N N A B E R Y & CUMMINS, Overland and Ileo Automobiles and all auto accessories. Use our free air at the curb. South Main Street. BEST LINE OF FRESH HOME- mado Candies, and Dolly Varden cho­ colates. Cigars and tobacco a t JOHN KONDESr BILLIARD PAR. LOR. HOME CLOTHING CO. .MEN’S and Roys’ High Grade Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods and Shoes. Got the Habit. Trade a t Home. A gist. E. RICHARDS, THE DRUG* Five lull sets of dishes to b* given away. Come aud »ee. th*m, 0 . \I I'j.vnsley WALTER CULTICE, FOR FRESH and Salt Meats, Fruits and Vegeta- sbles. • W. H. OWENS. BLA< fl ul Repairing. Plow woi shoeing a specialty. ’KSMITHING - NjERII , & HASTINGS IlItOH, COAL ■ » i:a S lh o fM -;} 5 j"g ; Ha™efa< Implements, i Be* J. M. WILLOUGHBY FOR OWENS & SON, AUTOMOBILE Good Things to Eat. Groceries, 1-ovvico Station. Special attention Fruits and Vegetable:), Highest Riven to Repair Work. United States prices paid for country produce. All Tiros and Accessories, Garage corner Order* delivered promptly. Phono 8a. Mam and CJullieothe streets-. We Sell at Right Prices Lumber, Lath , Posts, Shingles, Sash, Doors, J Blinds, . awe Cement, Lime P laster, Roofing Ladders, Slate, Brick, etc., etc. We ’ We Would Be Pleased To. Have You Drop Ini These Frequent Reminders That We Are Soiling Good Lumber And Building Material Would Be Worse than Useless WERE IT NOT A FACT! Our Sole Object Is To Keep the Fact Before You, Expecting That When In Need Of Anything Lino, You TJsA Call. In Will Our (Jive W hen yon w an t the best Groceries the land affords go to Schm idt’s. We have long maintained a reputation for carry ing in s to ck all varieties of food stu ffs . for the table. Get the profitable hab it of buying a t the BIG GROCERY. $25 Pounds of Pure Cane Granulated Sugar a t ....... GARPE FRU IT oach ................ .................. F lou r—Schm idt's Ocean L ight 25 lh a ............................. ........... Fancy Sifted Peas pm- can .................................... Sardine* in oil per c a n ................................. -. 3 potiu.hi of S tring * Beans ..... ........ ............ .......... Regular 19c. package of Corn F lake........................... Gannod Corn per c a n .................. ................ Sugar Cured B reakfast Bacon ...................... ■.............. Kogui.ir lfii> paoluigo nf C.trii F la k e ........... ................ Tomatoes jw can ................................... Ganm (1 Goro pi-r c u n ......................................................................................... ... 5c ...:..84c 9c ....... :dC 10c ....... 5c ...... 7c 19c ...... 5c ....... 9c ......7c Cantaloupe New String Beans Peas, Radishes Onions Get a Watermelon Off the Ice For Your Sunday Dinner Co., The Tarboxlumber Co. H . E c S c h m i d t 6 Wholesale and -Retail Grocers 30 South Detroit Street, . . . Xenia, Ohio. ■W'WWIM Mr U Kprin;:- reiaU%' Mr. Montana and will ■ Mrs. An - Mr. A chain d »• acres <-1 . A, Hpai.i south of may mo*> fu tu re dtq of in« fai i South < croamnry Ing phim place,,' Mr, Job piano wut represent: .Miami cm Tiie W. Thursday th e librai elaction ot are urged The Cl: picnic was Neff Park including and wife, are guests » Miss Ei • tak ing lu nex t W ed burg, Ata and on he acleiphm Aiken. —Anyoi ng see I I . • Mr. Jan working v suffered a the week cement m We will for clean, stalled a t handled a died as ro -WAN " r e n t on si n ish te a rr qu lro of Id Ervin.- s AVI Extr IT hold: 1 In pit If Thrift subjects and lndo no greatf the ty rat I t ’s the - worth wi flees in “ SATIS.' The Points SAFE!” you 4 pe posits I1,. ly. I t > mail. & your err n e ss veil Wi: “ P, 1 " Ilia from f The Spr 9E.M msMk * ( - triads* . DISEA Ur. v,- J.i!*- ’ , RL.U: A 1 * 11 -. • .wn.ii * • f . ' DR. OllllftO! 45 1 to . 4 n PS lUt Ptll f W * is] ii v e I it, I, i OS. ■y IS, use h io 12