The Cedarville Herald, Volume 39, Numbers 27-52

«40fc Fall and Winter We Jj*ve now in pv«p 6002»tylea of^foreign ium I domoetk JwesJeaia^lcr |tb e | £Felt 'find Winter eewta, A j5a«IHne|of Overcoating* to eelect from. .Nowfta the time to , select your Fell Suit >a<iiQverQO*t. DoQifcf now, KANY, The Leading Tailor X £ N I A , M l O H i O ..m W! h *# - t • i #fac*0 pior,T iM»r- #«**«* ,ta M ,r""* " '" “ {justtee F o r M Favors Fgr None KABLH # U U . ’.Huyy,»m*W.ipatt«a>* Editor i j Entered a t the PoBt-Offion, Qedar- j .r ill* . October Si, 1887, aa weoiul . etas* m atter. TRY OUR JOB PRINTING f s i d a y , o o t o b k b w , m s i ■ | J JXIIIJ .....■ ■........... -■■?........ CAMPAIGN ISSUES DISCUSSED Congressman S. I>. ■ Fess "gave an address in the opera house Wednes­ day evtming in the in te rest of the Republican ticket and discussed the Issues o f the campaign. H o st of ills ta lk dwelt on national issues and although adm itting that he had fayored some of the Wilson policies while in Congress, y e t he was caustic in criticism of the Mexican and foreign policies, l ’he Adamson' eight-hour railroad law was held to ridicule and t h a t it would not be w h a t railroaders want b u t there was danger a t th is time th a t labor could no t be b lade to boo the in ten t oiU ie law. The crowd though r a th e r small was addressed by the speaker from the floor a n d no t from the platform . 3fr. S, C, W righ t p iesided and music was furn ished by the B. of V. Band. Dodge Brothers Motor CarsJ It is 3$ttbli$hincfa very notable record for low cost ofj mainten­ ance, and freedon from repair A lmost any owaer cang ive you impressive fasts and figures in th is connection. ~Tn and of themselves, th ey constitute a very strong incentive to ownership. The. gasoUn* consumption is*unusually£low The t ir e mileage is .unusually h igh The price of the Touring Car.or Roadster complete - - is |785 (I. o. b. fDetroit)^ Hannabery & Cummings South IMaln^St., AUto Acoassorles a a d -Supplies, Car Owners Jfeel welcome to use ou r free a ir service a t the curb, m*mp f f l n t T I BoostForIt! E v e r y m a n , w o m a n m id c h ild s h o u ld p a tr o n i z e h o m e in s titu tio n s a n d b o o s t fo r h o m e p r o s p e r ity . BUY AT HOME STORES SUPPORT HOME ENTERPRISES READ THE HOME PAPER Mrs. Belle Gray was hostess to the members of the Wednesday After­ noon club this week,,* Mr. W. I?. Nisbet of Chicago drop­ ped into town Tuesday for a short visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Nisbet. Educator Shoes for Men, Women and Children at Nisley’s -in the Ar­ cade, Springfield, Ohio. Dr. BT. C. Middleton and daughter, Miss Belle, spent Sabbath with Mr. and Mrs. W. E.. Watt. Dr. Middle- ton preached Sabbath, a t the M. E. church on the occasion' of “Old Polks’ Day.” Dr. J. I,. Chesnut Is all smiles these days after waiting patiently since last August fo r that new Reo touring car. The order was given a t tha t time to Hannabery & Cum-' mings, local agents, hu t the Reo com­ pany was so rushed with orders th a t delivery was npfc possible until ’last Monday evening. -This same firm has. sold a machine o f the same model to Mr; A, H. Creswell hut no promises can be given on delivery. TH E LAD IES’ HOME JOURNAL, TH E SATURDAY EVEN ING POST and THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN w ish to secure the s^are time o f a m an o r woman to a c t as local representative in Ceclaiv ville %nd v icin ity , looking a fte r the renewals of th e ir m&byjpbsoripfcaofi* in th is section, ^and introducing the publications to new readers. Paym en t will be made in salary and commission. Previous experiences i s desirable bu t no t essential. For details address w ith references, Box 681, THE CURTIS PUBL ISH - COMPANY, Independence Square; Philadelphia. * T IE TARBOX LUMBER Lumber, Fence, Paints, Oils. CO, . ON ANOTHER PAGE OF THIS paper you will find a very attractive offer from The Exchange Bank of Ce- darville. Do ho t 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 ana Horse Livery and Feed Stable. Forest K, Waddle, Resi­ dence phone 90. Bam 98. a tr o n iz r t h e c ed a k v il l e ery. Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies cial Orders given attention, Tele- u . 3. E . POST, PROPRIETOR. ^ SEE WOLFORD, FOR GENERAL Blacksmithing and WagOn Making. Auto and Buggy Painting, Telephone 26. M c F a r l a n d g ro c er y co . f o r quality and Service. Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables, Phone 217. Orders promptly Delivered, EAT HINTON ICE CREAM. Bpedal attention given to parties and banquets, Neapolitan brick 26c, Ices and Ice Cream delivered In any quantity. W. H. OWENS, BLACKSMITHING and Repairing. Plow work and horse­ shoeing a specialty. fee J . M, WILUWGHBY FOB Good T h ta p to E a t Groceries, ***** mm Vegetable#. , Highest fries* paid fe* eotttrtsy ptodnoe. All adders delivered promptly, Plume ES, The Cedarville Four Mills wish to announce they are stiE making Gold­ en Flour and want you to give i t a trial the next time you order flour. Buy a Florence Coal Oil Stove. ' RAY McKEE, The.Bookuialtw ■e . ■ - . ,• ... ,4 e s tM f t n f • IN THE BOOKWALTER HOTEL y ilGH STRU T DINING ROOM FOR LADiU UP STAIRS ALSO R.SIT ROOM. M K A L « N O W mg 9MDTT9 Luneh Counter an Main M oot ' Open Bey and NfgM., The Vest e l D en is Used to*l»sO«»l- laavy B ep a e teu a t. ORCHARD PLANTING H A N N A B E R Y & CUMMINS, Overland and Reo Automobiles and all auto accessories. Use our free a it a t the curb. South Main Street* BEST LINE OF FRESH HOME- made Candles, and Dolly Vardan cho­ colates, Cigars and tobacco a t JOHN KONDES’ BILLIARD PAR­ LOR. HOME CLOTHING CO, .MEN’S and Boys* High Grade Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods and Shoes. Get the Habit, Trade a t Home. A E . RICHARDS, THE DRUG- gist, Groceries a t Dost. O.M. Townsfey WALTER CULTICE, FOR FRESH and Salt Meats, Fruits and Vegeta­ bles* k e r r a H a s t in g s b e d s , coa l Grains, Fence, Harness, Implement*, Paints, Etc. OWENS A SON, AUTOMOBILE Service Station* special attention given to Repair Work, United States Tires and Accessories. Garage comer Main and Chiilicothe streets* We will p lan t you th is fall Otte acre of orchard, 86 trees to the acre of different k inds of fru it trees, trim , rep lan t ami care for it for two years, cheaper than you ean do i t yourself, and guar­ an tee you satisfaction and perfect Stand. Write ms and we Will C a ll a n d S e e Y o u . CARR ’ S N U R S A R IES Yellow Springs , Ohio. FISTULA AKD AM, DISEASESOFTHERECTUM fe Vfrtell.n stmenfiOMS4S m fifriWrin rt« piilleth.4 lij M.t*. h **«;»«, cf lh*w M)4hssJ t M» ytnta tairtsnt« » > » , X->twrtn .wane <Meni!,.A tarn lit«;e*wr. l.liMrf, Kilr.-y, J«uM ftk:-! DiMiHM.nr tilings ct Wf.rwn, WWTRVOSDOJW SMmr, bMMWn|ri«!*> SM indertmwekofS.lrtr.Meiir.!!, *sW.llihtlM», d r . j . j . M c C l e l l a n i u w L C olumbus , 0 . That is th e Platform Upon Which Hon. Frank I. Brown, o f Dayton, is Asking Election as Judge .of the Gohrt of Appeals in the D istrict o f Which Greene County is a Part, 4 Qualified by disposition, tempera­ ment, education and experience, Hon* Frank I.' Brown, of Dayton, appears before the people of this district as ths logical candidate for Judge of the Court of Appeals. Possessed of the i’ipe experience and" mature judgment that comes of yeara .of close contact with the legal profession and judicial procedure, it appeals to us that the candidate of the Republican party is eminently qualified for thi3 import­ an t post. - Mi\ Browrt is one of the very prominent eitiwms o f' Montgomery county and his reputation as a man of unquestioned honesty and integ­ rity has reached to the furthermost boundaries of the district in which his campaign is being conducted. Though ono can readily see that it has .been impossible for Mr. Brown to personally see all of the voters of this district, his many friends have been enthusiastic for his' candidacy from the beginning -and in Preble county have been giving him the same substantial .support that has characterised the presentation of his name as a candidate for Judge of the Court of Appeals throughout the dis­ trict. In this age of stupendous legisla­ tive enactment it is very important tha t men of experience in legal and judicial matters lie placed upon the bench. To serve tjic best interests of all of the people the bench must be occupied by men familiar with the intricadffis of the legal profession and procedure. With a motto ’ of "Justice to all and favor to none,” Mr. Brown haa been, making no empty promises. He has assured the voters that if elected he will conduct his office w ith .the impartiality and dignity i | requires and in the manner prescribed by law. His reputation as a progressive, successful .citizen and member of the legal profession is sufficient for the electorate and ac­ counts, in a large degree, for the hearty support he is receiving. • In conclusion, let,us say th a t the voters of Preble county have never had opportunity to seleclT’for Judge of the Court of .Appeals, or for any other court, a man more thoroughly qualified than .Frank L Brown, of Dayton. FRANK I. BROWN Your Candidate and the Republican- Nomine® for JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS PromotesDtgeslicm£k«fti JKSsaMHeslContaittineiOvr Onum.Morpftiae wjrjfitkrtL n o t N a r c o t ic . jgcfrvM aM m rm m B_ li. ft.J« ■g JgMegg-^ *#¥* ■; fjSgi* ' CASTORIA F o r I n f k n t e a m i CHdMrtg» The Kind Yea Hava Always Bosgte Bears the Signature o f ApeH^BemedyforCo^l^ Hon, Sour Stowadi.Dlarrht« Worms,CoiwulstaiwJ^isk: ness andLoss OFSLEEP- aa^^ei|jiw.d Exact Copy of Wrapper. In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTOIA .THEOCHTAUnCOMPANY, (ICWYOURp*T». DEAD STOCK WANTED. ' v ^ T’ll - —Xenia Fertilizer Co. will .pay cash for all dead Stock. ’$2.00 to $5.00 for horses; $2 to $6 fo r cows. Prices to be governed according to mileage and condition of stock. Cash a t time of removal. Call Bell 337-W. Citi­ zens 1ST. Citizens 464. Xenia Fer­ tilizer Co. S. F . Holstein, Mgr. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. We are authorized to announce the name Of Frank In Johnson as a candi­ date for-the Probate Judgeship on the; non-partisan ballot a t the regular election in November. We are authorized to announce the name of W. F . Trader as a ‘candidate for Probate Judge ■on the judicial ticket'at the election, November 7, It you can't ai*eUmr nervovwuMW tmtrn * »r< M« m ‘ A ntf-Pnln Pill. M A J E S T I C T H E A T R E , D A Y T O N The Photoplay Event of the Year MARY PIGKF 0 RD IN A tender life story of a waif of doubtful parentage In far-away In­ dia, who passes through stirring scenes, yet finally attains happi­ ness. The leading character portrayed by MARY PICKFORD, the most lovable photoplay actress of to-day, ONE WEEK Commencing With Monday Matinee —NOV. 6th— -Mnday It Frihjr at I,’J, 7m l 9 p* m. 8afwJ«y s»J SsaJay at 1, 3.5, 7 aaJ 9 p. m. ItlHTii S«al*2Sc. B#* Stall 3St, ALL seattf will bo reserved for each performance and can be laid away forany-porformance you wish to see. Advance orders will be fill­ ed In order of receipt and mailed to purchaser, if stampod envelope is enclosed With order. Send In Your 1 O rd e r NOW! HOG CHOLERA AND PNEUMONIA ERADICATED By usingour high potency stand­ ard 20 cc. dose Serum. Costs you 2c per qc. Dose for three to ten day old pigs 10 cc. Pose for 10(J. Ibs.pigSOcc, Have your bank ascertain for our financial standing, We have more money invested in ourhold- , mga than any ten commercial • Serum Companies in the U. S. .Government licensed, financial­ ly . responsible company, estab- * Iishedin 1009. W rite f ee Due FR EE b o o k , oti Ho§ C h e le ra . Order your Serum from the- INTERSTATEVACC INE CO . Stock Yards, Cincinnati, Ohio, or direct From the' Factory, Kansa . City; P, O. Station No. 9, Kan­ sas City, Mo. A Great Mina, t To say little and perform much, shows the characteristics of a great mind.—Socrates. / ■me. m m Tmuimttn Tablets ek«r *w*x v * * M om a «l) lam. -' * ‘ ' ‘ ' i, s C. M. Spencer The Grocer P h o D t e 3 - 1 1 0 C e d a r v i l le , O h io ✓ ✓ TRY OUR JOB PRINTING ✓ ✓ /■ F a r m " t o 5 ® f * S ^ Long term with ^payment privilege* in sums of $2,000 and over, Ohio.Farmers Realty Co. 714-16 RBIBOLD BLOG., DAYTON* O. / Hutchison & Gibney e ■ - % ' New Fall Merchandise ARR IV ING DA ILY * . - " , * *1 j? Come in and see efur new fall ■# Suits, Coats, Skirts, Waists, Blankets, Underwear, Travel= ing Bags, Trunks, Rugs, etc. : . S A ■ E very item represents all the n ew F a ll sty les and colors, and are now ready f®f your inspection. Hutchison & Gibney L i r g i l t S t o f i l n O r o o i a o C o u n t y De Mr. r State S district, part, sp nesday Lorrime O., Unit the intc acy. The e tracting at- this standpoi ter cith legislati. moral f< ularly C whs for church to hund Hip rec should ' more in* tempera’ bur nex Dr. Lo) in this are in t part, of M r.J did not which h- . ance pe district a reprei professi leaders they mi state le . A day petition! Daniel 1 place, k. man for one of agencies ward in yielded such wc come a why Mr. support In ord uildersta is tile .c against I t has li­ the Unii between ator Poi Bev. Presbyu gives M dorseme "Dan'u candidal district, the vot< gardlcss standing cral agi Life In ation of known will be j ably wh in the t spirited faro of Served i first te; serving School and for school l ed by i party. Safe in and pul give hii him an< have th munity “Dani ed man not bac tior by tha t ar jhe stat