The Cedarville Herald, Volume 39, Numbers 27-52

m & m ’.' U K M . AND W fM NM . j Mr. and Mrs. John •tahl, ef J?ay. ton, waa theweek end { i n i «t hla •later, Mr#. •. W. Alex»nder, -~WANTEB :—Ag.nt for Automo­ bile, (lljrhfcoar) for Cedarvlilt and vicinity, Address Box 66, Xenia, Ohio. it^s saear,i ^ j^ycw ^-M srjiw H ie G reatest E xposition E ver H eld I n O hio - EVERYDAYISASPECIALDAY " 100.000 ONONEGAY* ISTHE SLOGAN • mmmmmmimm. f» maammmmammp- . EVERY OHIOAN IS INVITED TO ATTEND THIS FINEST AND MOST COMPREHENSIVE OF ALL OHIO’S ‘GREAT FA IRS . IOO ACRE5 AND 17 LARGE PERMANENT BUILDINGS. REPRESENTING AN.INVE5T-| MENT OF NEARLY $2,000,000 WILL HOUSE $ 1 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 WORTH OF EXH IB ITS - You C a n ' t A fford ToS tay A way - A Jury in the Prebate court found damage* fo r J. P . Haraeman m the tjuin of $1100 and $85 compensation. The conuniseloners were compelled to take the present oourae through the Harahman farm due to a gravel bar In Gray’ s Bun, -Harahman aaked for $88,509 oompenaatlou and damages and the commissioner* offered him $885. The caae ha» .at­ tracted considerable interest in the Western part * f the county. ^•rOB 8AX.E: — Three bualnese rooms centrally located ,on Main street. This property can be bought to net purchaser ten per cent, 4 t. Smith & Collins Mlsa Mary Walstein the charm­ ing and. aecomplishedi young daughter o f Mr, and Mrs. O, Walstein, of Chesnut street, Day- ton, is the guest of if is# Merle M c­ Farland, The members o f the B . G, L. club with their husbands and escorts enjoyed a moonlight, picnic atG liflon Oliffs last Friday even­ ing. ’ Mr. W , Dwight Sterrett, who haB bean on the Goit-Alber Chautauqua tour with one o f their crews, has given up his position; to prepare for school work, Mr. Sterrett has been chosen principal of the high school at Wilmington, III1. B ird’ s store building has been made more attractive by a coat of fresh paint. COLUMBUS This manth’s Butteriak Potterns me 10c and 15c—none iogtier. The Store of Quality , The Store of Quality fry; Springfield’* Greatest Store WeWant toAsk This Question la it not a waste ef time and energy whenyou came to Springfield ■bopping to drag around from store to store? Gan you not better aid more satisfactorily ampley your time by coming to WHEN'S where “everything for the home ind everything for the family" may be feund under one roof with prices, quality oomridered, alwayelets? We a r t featu ring two event* righ t now which should In teres t every person, male or female, who reads th is advertisement. We are righ t In the midst i f our Big AUGUST HOME-FURNISHING SALE with prices in FURNITURE, in DRAPERIES, AND RUBS, in WALL PAPER and In the N ig H0USEFURNISH(N6 DEPARTMENT In the Basement a t an exoaad- *ngly lew level. % Ws Art Alts Laying Gnat Strati This Week eri Our Big Sale of Men's Shoes , ■ •. 'i which ia twithout aly djuestien one of the greatest value giving events in the history of merchandising in Springfield. Opportunity preseats itself this week wherein regular $3.60/ $4,00, $5,00 and $5.00 shoes, including such famous makeros the W. A. Douglas and the Nettleton shoes, are to be sold at the uni­ form price of $2.65-~truly wonderful values for themoney.' ComeToDaytonAndBenefit byAttending Winner’s Mid-Summer Clearance Sale Choice of any Straw Hat to $8 $ 1.00 $1.58 Madras Shirts $1.15 85« Art Silk Hose 17c 7Bo Muslin Shirt* 39c $8 Silk Linen S h ir t s ' $1.65 60c Hansook Union Suits 42c 50o Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers . 29c $3 and $1. Boys’ Panama Suits $2.95 THE REDUCTIONS ARE ENORMOUS Stein=B!och, the World’s Greatest Clothes Product is Offered to You at Attractive * . Reductions Choice of Any of our $ 2 0 Suits, now . . , . . $ 1 6 .5 0 $ 2 5 and $ 3 0 Suits, now . . . . . . * . . $ 2 1 .5 0 Blacks and Bluet Excluded RENWICK AND SMART SET SUITS ■ $10.00 Suits now., . . . .$ 7.00 $12.50 Suits now. 9^00' $15.00 Suits now......... . . . . ........ . . . . .$12.00 $20.60 Suits now................ ........... ..$14.00 $25.00 Suits now......... : ........ ........... ............$16.50 Blacks and BluesExcluded PANTS REDUCTIONS 11.45 P a n t s . ................ . .$1.81 *3.95 Pants.............. .......... i . .13.56 $1.95 Pants. ............. ........ .$1.76 $4.95 Pants................................$4.46 $2.95 Pants ....................... .$2.66 „ $6.45 Pants . .$5.81 Boys’ Pants Reduced WiilnerBros. & Co. U. B. Building, 4th and Main St., Dayton, . . . Ohio T. D. ETTLINGER, President Boys’ Suits Reduced Oboieo Any Panama Hat $2.90 10 Perosnt Reduction A ll Union Splits 95 Purs tints Silk Shirts 89o Play Salts Kompers 42c Boys’ A3 Rus­ sian wash Suite 95c Men’s 50o Blue Ohambray Shirts 24c Men's $X.8B Khaiki Pants 98c Boys’ 85o ^ Union Suits 23c S u n d a y , A u g u s t 2 0 $ 1 . 1 0 R O U N D I T R I P From GEDARVILLE SPECIAL TRAIN LIAVES 8:45 A. M. X X GET OUR PRICES ON PRINTING X X CASTOR IA Tor Ia ftats and Children. The l M Yott I n i AI m j i Beg irt Bears the Signature of FINAL CLEAN-UP . ■" ' • - - M . >■ ' ‘ _ : OF READY-TO-WEAR £ £ Si Palm Beach Suits Begiilar $17.50 and $16.00 luItA f A C A aXtgaUr $12.10 and $10 Suita g A 4 ftagular$7«60Sutta ( j i a p Linen Dresses ALL EAST 0OLORS Megular $18.60 andi $10 Dresaea Asw iw|v while they last 1 ea5D 4 M ' ■ Hagular $8.76 and $7.60 Drasi** M j /| m ■ Whltf $hay l$lt IOtnwKMinirtHnMwmninSninnmi>iwimimwwinM»M|T,y y r ^ WHITE DRESSES i Bagnlat $15.00 and $11,60 Whit© Dralsas A r j R igolar $10.00 and $8.25 tyhita SraiaaR mtjm j* Silver-Bloom STRIPED SKIRTS j AU$I* pa and $6.00 Sbivta O K ^^1® tljMy lia i f$rwtto>mrfmmm«wtwnnn i ....................... . *......... ’ House Dresses ' $1,00 arid $1.86 GINGHAM or P E B «A LB HOUSE DBEW ES , while they lust............................................... ( y Q K ' 4.v.w.w . Figured Voile Dresses k A ll $8.76 and $7.50 Voile Btaiaaa a m # OhOlOa.M.„..*....... HUTCHISON & GIBNEY L a r g e s t S to re in Greene County X E N IA , - - - - - OH IO r'|iiMiir mmm*] HiiiP'iiiMaW Iftali' iljiii-liliiili' tin »r iM||dfci mi m\ 1liiiiMi'1mj*iMrlMifaM|''lMiMlr liiiiliaiaW iillUhif mil Iin m1 rn'm^-'m a m* ii ■ iniM il ir - * J £ i i t I 6 ii ii ii Ii ii ii ii ii ii i I « ii ii ii r ii I W iW W W M We wslce « spc Kiatiyg, THehc, he a«le hills. Oi ia th# bast, v w v w v w v v v T H I R T Y - ] THIRD CHAUTAI PATRONS; Ticket Sale Indicat This Community stitution as The third annual the direction of tin pany opened Mondo the evening perfor ing. When President local association an guarantee had been $60 there was lout is especially encou hear of financial lo of such an institutk neighboring towns. The program is \ especially strong in tainment numbers, tauqua branch is in rection of Miss Idi This is a new featt has attracted consic Monday evening people WP'-e displays ’ snaps", being taken rapher as patrons w leaving the big tent. . The closing numbo loir and assisting ai competent critics to * number ever offem Chautauqua program are known in the gi and. it will be a tre- whose voice is fav. with that of Caruso. LU. It » 8 iUf um m 4 /tt W. C. T. The annual meeting U. was held ,on the tion of officers result tion of Miss Henders Mrs. Barber for vice Jurkat, recording sec Murdock for correspo Mrs. T, J. Hastings ; faithful service as down, the office and IV ■was chosen- to fill it. and flower mission as usual, reported the of work done during -gates were appointee convention the 15th < The feeling seemec the coming year mus the past. It was a, that an invitation sh- to those women whr aloof because they < the W. C. T. U. is come and see what lend a helping hand a woman is not a i relieve her of respon that should be done. $ > m i. j OSBORN POSTOFF ' CIAL FACES SEP'* Assistant Postma, Garver, Jr., is charp the mails. Letters c have been disappearj February according t Inspectors set abou trouble. Monday riia- sent through the n. followed the mail or into the postoffice, letter had $15 in mar specters claim that y< S I of this money on ey searched him. borne a good reputa years! of age and mar 1 LOWER’ST 0 l> . BANDI Consists of Forty One of Best Ind ' ShowIs inotlii T HE feature concc Ohio State Fal "Lower’s Band.’ It consists of forty l leadership of Fredcr who will handle the bo The band lias a sple fts one 'of the best in O "hit" of the recent Shi Buffalo. N. Y., which company with the Zei Toledo, It is attract able comment at th at Toledd’ Beach wlit ing thousands. John as "the man behin will be the feature sc Jie'htiB jnot only a sw< but one which can be in all the corners of , grand stand and roc- certs will be given by daily, every day of tl Big- Dog SI Manager Kinnan ha rangementa with John dent, and It. J. Millet.- of the Central Olifco 1 put on a big dog she State Fair this year, par with the greatest the country and will the auspices, of the Ai Club of Now York. It is the first time tot the Ohio State Fair ever been entered, am the entries already r< be the largest hold in yearn . H. » . Madden of C< •apevinteniteut in cl dbg tanoleta tnm all *« hate alwstdv tinnified trf.ealwtfg their piiae «■ igffi all C 3 SS 9 C 9 iaeludta* cash mTt cup f * vhkktrw m well t*-1' • - Ii i 1 i i 1 $ 1 1 i i