The Cedarville Herald, Volume 39, Numbers 27-52

uRMlijE nMySSwwy-t TUMP* M M f t i l ’U* 8* ltR$ggMK$ 0 Aw Foet-O^®*** ♦ •* » - sOMfetlH* *1, 1*7, m swMWWl u m ito w iicw w i ifciii* MJMJTiOIf NEAR AT HAND, The matt; of tb* coming presiden­ tial election will be Watched with, greater interest this your than. m r bsd&w*, 4m fa the many factor* that Aim entered daring the present cam­ paign. The result from a political standpoint indicates that the Repub' licaa presidential candidate, Charles E. Hughes, will be successful. The large percent of Progressives favor­ ing Mr. Hughes would lead one to he convinced of his success. Success is also- assured of the state ticket, and there is no contest in the county oth­ er than for the Probate Judgeship, The day of campaign fireworks _anc excitement is passing, Such things no longer influence voters as m years pash Just so with the spell-binder that has traveled over the. land, be too* finding it a hard problem to arouse the public, Only the ""top lin­ ers” have been able to .get ■ the crowds, l Each political party like the vari­ ous candidates in Becking the nomina­ tions for various offices, have turner to advertising space in their appeal for support from the voters. This is - the most common sensible plan of all. The party platform and its meaning, arguments and. claims, are all placed •- before the people who then can read, deliberate and make their own con- . elusions, 5 . D a y t o n S t o n e * n r © f u l l o f | n o w s t y l e * Every Wednesday Suburban Shopping Day in Dayton V o u ’ i l f i n d Shopping foem delightful E very W ednesoay !. S uburban D ay : J n D ayton Progressive merchants, co-operating through the Dayton Retail Trade Bureau, make • every Wednesday particularly tempting for out-of-town shoppers. The day is featured by the most attractive bargain specials in the stores displaying the suit-case emblem—emphasizing welcome to visitors/ S uburban D ay I n D ayton 5 * ¥ i 1 *_ *•,/•[.»«,lf.,• ■ ■raaam«esamHK!m*mBeme= CHURCHSERVICED a. P. CHURCH {MAIN STREBT) J . L.Chssnufc, Pastor, Toucher*’ ms*ting•Saturday evening a t 7 o’clook. ‘ Sabbath School at 0:50. Preaching by tho pastor a t 1040, Prayer mooting, Wednesday at 7P» m, O ,H a t 6:00p.m» ' M.E. CHURCH, ’ J . W. Patton, Pastor. ' Sunday SchoOl a t 9;90a. m. L .H . ffnllenberger Sopt. Roy, J . A* White will preach a t 10:89. Epworth League at,8;80. YoU aro cordially invited to at­ tend these service*. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN. J. S. E. McMlchaoJ, Pa.tor Sabbath School a t 9:80. - . Preaching by the pastor a t 10:00, Evening service in. the B. p. church, ' Prayer meeting Wednesday even­ ing a t 7:00 in the B, P, ohuroli. Y .F .C , U. a t 6:00,. Fall and Winter yVe have now in over 600 styles of^foreign and domestic woolens for the iFatl and Winter season. A fine line of Overcoatings to select from. Nowjis the time to select your Fall Suit 'and&Overeoat. Dogitjnow. X E . N I A , Tailor - OHIO WATSON FOR JUDGE, It’s not uniformly true—the old saw that a "prophet is not without honor exceptJn his own country.” A man has to have good traits to wear, well at home especially in public life where- criticism is usually easy and frequent, Oliver Watson haB been Mayor of BeUbrpok fqr approximately nineteen years. In all that time he has Weath­ ered storms, Bteered an even course and maintained a safe and solid posi­ tion, Few men can so long withstand the storms of public life. Usually one or two terms are ample to force their retirement. But Oliver Watson has held oh because the people trust and respect him, because he has been active in the interests of his town and because his probity and honesty have never been brought into question. Is Oliver Watson fitted for the posi­ tion of Probate Judge? The answer is easy and sweeping. In the, first place he is a man of wide reading and broad general knowledge. He lias had to delve into law hooks for twenty years and gather from them facts for the formation of opinions/ He has also a? Justice of the .Peace for nine years been compelled to- unravel knot­ ty situations, solve hard legal prob­ lems, so he has a good knowledge of the law* But about all that be has a sense of justice, a knowledge of hu- There is no fiction in"the statement that Oliver Watson is . strong _ in Greene county. That was demon­ strated absolutely when he ran twice for sheriff and carried several pre dnets that were Republican, , Mir, Watson, has been and is a mem­ ber of the Democratic central com­ mittee. He deserves the support of every Democrat in the county.—-Adv. P rom ptness Unappreciaisd., George—W hat’s d e m a tte r, kid? Wfl- m - I t f s d is w a y (boohoo). D d b o ea to ld m e to fie p rom p t a b o u t everything, an* n ow h e’s fire d m s becau se 1 w as (no p rom p t a b o u t g o to home.—Chicago New*. , • 1> ’ ’ • PUBLIC SALE h I omk ■ P K D S P L P I T Y JLL. Boost ForIt! E v e ry m an , w om an a n d c h ild sho u ld p a tro n iz e h om e ‘in stitu tion s a n d . b o o s t-lo r hom e p ro sp e rity . B U Y A T H OM E STORES SU PPORT H OM E ENTER PR ISES R EA D TH E H OM E PAPER : THIS TARBOX LUMBER CO, Lumbar, Fence. Psints, Oil*. , The Cederville Four Mills wish to armounw they are still making Gold­ en Flour and want yon to give it a trial the next rime yon order flour. ON ANOTHER PAGE OP THIS paper yon will find a very attractive offer from The Exchange Sank of Ce- darville. Do net fail to road a* it will be changed ekeh weak. Profit by their proposition and Grow With them* Buy a Florence CoalOil Stove. RAY McKEE. HANNABERY A CUMMINS, Overland and Red Automobiles and ail auto accessories. Use our free air at the etnb. South Main Street. m a x w e l l a u t o m o b i l e Agency, Auto and Horie Livery end Feed Stable. Forest K, Weddle, Resi­ dence phone 90. Bern 98. BEST LINE OF FRESH HOME- made Candies, and Doily Vardan cho­ colates. Cigars and tobacco a t . .. JOHN &ONDES’ BILUARD PAR­ LOR. s • ■ PATRONIZE THE CEDARVILLE Bakery, Fresh Breed, Cake* and Pies Special Orders given attention. Tele- P J.ife POST* PROPRIETOR. HOME CLOTHING CO. .MEN’S and Boys’ High Grade Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods mid Shoes. Get the B»Wt* Trad# a t Hotae.; SHE WOLFORD, FOR GENERAL Blaeksmithing end Wagon Maldng. Ante end Buggy PeintiRg. Telephone M. -.■■. ■ ■ ■ A E. RICHARDS, THE DRUG- gist. , . ■ ' M c F arland grocery co . for .i, . a ■. * GroeesiSsAtGost. i OM. TownsUy M T HINTON ICE tSEAM. f e r s t o e r g l W » d Io* ' m m dalivdred in any fggmPmmy* WALTfl® e m m m FOR FRESH and SaR mfaifaf Frafta and Vegeta­ bles. .KRRRJfe HASTINGS BROS. COAL Crate*, F ^ ca ,.ECameM, XmplemenU, J T 4 4 eSHverfa pcumptiy. rncse oo. OWENS A SON, AUTOMOBILE Service Station, Special, attention give* t* Repair Work. United States Tires tod Accessories. Garage corner Main and CWllicothe streets, man nature, a generosity and sympa­ thy that are required to make the of­ fice of Probate Judge ideal. A COUNTED? EDITOR candidate for TREASUREROFSTATE IDAYTON The “Gingery Young Fellows Like the Breezy Style - of Our Clothes — CHESTER E. BRYAN. C HESTER B. BRYAN, editor and publisher of the Madison ■County Democrat^ London; O,, is the Demo- :cratic nominee for Treasurer of State and is one of the best known, publish­ ers in Ohio. He Is an active and suc^ cessful business man, a progressive citizen and a* President of tho London Board of Trade, has done much toward building up that city, tho place of his birth and lifelong labors. DEAD STOCKWANTED. R■« A * "* —Xenia Fertilizer Co, 'will pay cash for all dead stock, $2.00 to $5.Q0 for horses; $3 to ,$fl fo r cows. Prices to be governed according to mileage and condition’ a t -stock. Cash a t time of removal. Call Bel! 337-W. Citi­ zens IS?. Citizens 454. Xenia Fer­ tilizer Co,. S, E.-Holstein. Mgr. The undersigped will offer for sale a t the late residence of Frank*- Una Johnson, deceased, November 4th, 1916, the following property: 10 head of cattle consisting of six cows, ul spring calves* chickens, geest, turkeys, household goods: and other property. , - S. T, Baker, Executor, ORCHARD PLANTING W* will plant yon ibis fall on* act* Of orchard, 86 Wees to the acre Of different kinds . of fruit trees, trim, repl&nt and care for It for two years, cheaper than yea ean do i t yourself, and guar­ antee you satisfaction and perfect stand. W r it* ud a n d w W ill Call and 8a© You. CARR’S NURSARIES Yellow Springs, Ohio. JUDICIAL TICKET Tot JaJt« of Supreme Court, (Vote for Two) MAURICE H. DONAHUE JAMES G; JOHNSON. Tor Judge of tho CJourt of Appeals, , (Vote tb. One) * HENRY L, FERNED1NG. For Judge 6f the Probate Coutt, (Vote forOne) OLIVER WATSON. HOG CHOLERA AND PNEUMONIA ERADICATED Byusingour high potency sund­ er'd SOec. dose Serum. Costs you Ac per cc. Dose for three to ten day old pigs 10qc. Dose for 100 lbs. pig *0ce. Have ydttf bank ascertain for our financial Standing. We have mommoney invested in our hold­ ings than any ten commercial Serum Companies in the U. S, ■ Government licensed, financial- teT iiw? a m p u ' h Writ* far eur FftEg betk frti He* Chalera, Order your Serum from the INTfcnaTATE vaccine feo. Stock Yards, Cincinnati,Ohio; or £!?ctJ r?,mJ K F*ct?fL K*nsas U. Stattan No. 3, Kansas City, Mo, SA LE ! Having soldjjohr 'farm , w* will hold gtPJutoilc ^ifctlou a t the farm, on the cross reads.tmtwsen ORfton and Wilberfor^te and Oilfton and Old Town' Pike? five? miles north­ east of Xenia, on road known a» Clark’s Run, on 1 hursdayy Kov. 9th, 1916 Commencing a t 9:30 a. m. the fol­ lowing property; to-wit:— 8 HEAD OR HORSES Consisting of Bay Draft Horse, 12 years old,.Weight 1&50; Grey Draft Mare, 10 years old, weight 1750, Grey Draft Gelding 5 years old, weight 1550; blank Gelding, 0 years old, weightiest; Bay Draft Mare, 4 years old, . weight 1150; Bay Driving Mare, 10years old, weigh.% 1SOO; Bay General Purpose Gelding, 5 pears old, weight 1800; Brryvrn Draft Mare, weight 1500. 2 6 HEAD OF CATTLE , Consisting of i High-grade Polled Angus Cowfc, full-blooded Guernsey Cow, Brown Swiss Angus Cow, Registered Polled Angus Bull, 10 Grade Yearling Angus. Cattle, (0 heifers, 4 steers) 9 Angus Grade Calves, 8 6 Hoad of tmmunsd Hags Consisting of B Yearling Breeding Sows 1 old Bow, SBows with 19 pigs by side, 50 Duroc Shoats, 15Weaned Pigs. 216 SHEEP AND LAMBS Consisting of 111 Delaine Rwsa, 2 Weathers, 1 Delaine Buck, 10t D r . laine Lambs. FARMING IMPLEMENTS-ETC Breaking Plows, Harrows.Double- disc Harrow; Bpring-tooth Harrow, 8Biding Corn Cultivators, 2 five- shovel Cultivators, Corn Planter, Milwaukee Binder, 8 Wheat Drills, (8-horse, a-horsfland l horse); Lime Spreader, 2 Manure Spreaders, (1 NlscO, good as hew); Low Down Flat Top Wagon with Hog Bach, Sled,' McCormick Mower, Tedder, Bake, large Stack Canvas, Hog Back, Tank Healer, Bleigh, Baggy, Runabout, Breaking Cart, S Corn Shelters, Windmill, I Clover, Seed Sowers, a sets heavy Leather Tug Harness, good as newtother sots of Work Harness, Collars, Bridles, Hog HoUSeS, Hog Troughs, Hog Fountain, large Iron-Trough, Hog oiler, Hog S*lf-Bceder for tankage, large Ladder, Mffc. long; Extension Ladder, Mbit,; Fodder Racks, Seed Corn Hangers, Barn Trucks, Sharp- less Separator and other Farm Implements too numerous to men­ tion. FEED!— Hfio shocks of corn, cut 12x14; about 60 tone of good Light Mixed Hay. T«rms Mad* Known Bay o f Soto McGollum Bros. GBIKVRA WRBR, Aucts. J . ROBERT BRYSON, Clerk. Lunch by Ladles' Aid Society of 2L P. Church of Oedarvltlc, Suits Which Portray the Very Latest S ty le Decrees r ‘ ‘ • • • # ; ' ■ ‘ '**, ©re show n in p la in an d fancy w o r­ steds, tweeds, h om e sp u n s a n d chev­ iots, special sizes f o r sho rt, tall, s to u t a n d slender m en , rem a rk ab le valuda a* ‘IS ’20^25 •rj , . 1 , ^ ‘ r ’ „, , f O th e r su its $1 0 to $35- Overcoats *10 *° *35 ■: -'-A ,'yL i -■. f■ -■■; •, t: i -x . • .■ Second floor. ’ . % ' ‘ , J- t . I f & m b An Invitation ' In. extended ; to one out-ot-town vlattom ' peMondlljr-. to nee tie - wonderful d lw h iy e t . Wall Style* ' In oup ' window*. . *" froSoIitan Hutchison & Gibney New Fall Merchandise If you oan’t sleep for nemtmtass a Or, IIH m ’ AuU-Pain «tt, ARRIV ING DAILY Come in and see our new fall Suits, Coats, Skirts, Waists, School Dresses, Corsets,Hosiery Blankets, Underwear, Travel- nil'..— iOir.iB.1■Mil. IIL milI...... »" PM i il i. imaniaim ing Bags, Trunks, Rugs, etc; Every item vepre^ents kll the new Fall styles and caters, and are new ready l#r your Inspection. H u tch ison & G ib n e y I * * r g * * i 'B t o tm i n C o u n t y m mfat fame |SMM*