The Cedarville Herald, Volume 40, Numbers 27-52

SB5 ,7'iW|Hlil Hf-Mt "s<aaBju(«_ tCaatotfflSIhMI CASTORU Tor Infants and Children. MothersKnowTha< GenuineCastoria ^WKUL-aPfROWp ^ s S U t o « t f * * d Signature C^erfutness&ftdBe^aJ " IneitherC^m,Morphs*w 1>fln<M-wlNoTN^ hoo ^K MteaTOuSeSt,IMtXLlB&BL ^ j L m * * * * a fc-o - ---- jmmijMiw. ■SJ* Jknr " S S S ^ a . •sssR T^ l^TT fOg fe 5 Over Thirty Years Exmcfc Copy o f Wrapper.'*, XMi:nKNTAUHOO«rANY NCWVOnKCiyY- The two home beautifiers- flowers, and t r: Flowers hbout the home never fall to lendacharm, Endmake the home more attractive,—and in thd same 'w aythe use o f Hanna's Green Seal Paint brightens * and beautifies. * . Wherever this paint is used dirt and dinginess must disappear, decay and deterioration o f property is arrested,,end a much more attractive home is always th6 certain result. . . ^ Printed Formula On Ev$ry Package* # ■,rif',""i' ..........: 1,1v"; SOLD BY ff=aav.-,/-v ■......... |as Kerr & Hastings Bros. TH E H l f H G R A D E LEHR PIANO IS U h ts AND MDOEStD -BY -**M j ..in SC^ m VAktiMIU * v ' vwuwripsVTTwi hhnm * iiiw nri wni« f • i ^ i Hmu. iHdlftiisfiUUs ' MMMfe, F m M«,P«4*. ' OSWSS r VATSIHSS fuiiiAj.' .swwmww ......... Ttef’MMtiVMil* IMLu^ A ju ' " ■1 vlnOVft O f TI m F im W* AND OTHER A fat JIM LiMhiMBiluttksr r ;?wfc y S x « a ! z a x / a n n u m n u m S .' Hy'IJElia a CQMFAHY,Msnurrs, * Easton, <»>, Farm Economy The Biggest Loss on Farms Today is Perishable Posts and Poor Fence . - 4' ‘ _ Profits Are Made by Managing a Farm* oh a Business Basis , UseAmerican Steel Fence Posts ■,■ .■ r- i *■ . Mad* by American Steel A Wire Company THEY LAST A LIFE TIME Thousandsitt use In the past ISyears. whfoH have not rotted. - rusted or burned because they are heavy aide coated inside and outside. f, Amsrlssn Steal Post*-* Cah B« Drive* Slimlnn&e Fence Hepalrs Every Tost a LLhtnlpg Bod « Protects Stock fromLightning No Staples Required Yenee Rows Can So Burned, I)es* troylug Weeds and Vermont Land with Bteel Posts Is More Valuable. : " f>«k the Fence Foat* E o s us At s fts s fee hnrthAr triform*:** men whs h«« used Artioriean Steel TARBOX LUMBER € 0 . Ce4*rville , Ohio isi^iisWttssta BATHING AT MIAMI VALLEY CHAUTAUQUA No more ideal vacation spot could be found then this famous old assembly grounds. The river calls 'loudly to young and old during the hot days, The assembly thle year Is from July 27 to August 13 Inclusive. CHAUTAUQUA TO BEGREATESTEVER MIAMI VALLEY PROMISES GREAT THINGS FFjOM JULY 27 ' . TO AUGUST 13. > IDEAL SPOT FOR VACATION After Eighteen Years of Success Old . Institution Wbl Make Crowning Ef> ' fort to Please Patrons at Assembly ; •This Year. , ■ With the endowment of Nature’s most lavish provision, great tre^s, i . . . _ . . ...., beautiful foliage, the majestic Great Miami, all nestled neath the shadow of"the grand old hills, the Miami Val; ley Ch^iUauqua possesses all of the inducing, qualities, that go to make an ideal summer vacation spot such as would seem only"'to be pictured in Imagination or in the land of dreams. It is really no wonder 'that thou­ sands upon thousands make this their annual summer home of rest, "recrea­ tion and pleasure. Not only is this famous- resort known to, and patron- ized by the people of Ohio, but repre­ sentatives come> from about every state, ancUast year, far oft Japan and the 'Pbilrilnnes were'represented. About all traees of tbe devastation of the historic'flood have passed away j and* been removed. Nature seeming to regret her pathetic work, has com­ bined her developing influences and added to, so that the^MiamL Valley Chautauqua grounds are not only re­ juvenated and back to tbeir former glory and beauty*. but even more grand and beautiful than ever. , Improvements on the Grounds. 'Many improvements are constantly being made tending, toward the con­ venience, comfort and pleasure of the guests, the past year being no except tlon to the rule, the mogt notable be­ ing the enlargement of the administra­ tion building to include the new pbst Office, with lock boxes and modern paraphernalia. Many Special Features and a Great Program. An exceptionally strong and high class, yet-popular program has been arranged, varied enough to suit the WET AND DRY DEBATE P . .rat _ t\y .mtk_ ^HOH.JACOBE.HEEKE’iB ■f»C=J« «r«cr=3»' »°»C=}« Tuesday afternoon, August 2, when Hon; Jacob £1- Meeker, congressman, from St, Louis, Mo„ and Wayne B. Wheeler, National Council for the Anti'Salopn Leaguer-will cross swords ou this great present day question’, .This will be NO CUT AND DRIED AFFAIR, between two prohibitionists, but a battl<£ royal between two men who contend In earliest for their con­ victions, and the day promises to equal, If not surpass in interest and attendance, the great meeting and da-' bate of last year known as the Cox- •Wiflis Debate. Dr, George R. Stuart, most critical and at a greater expense, probably, than ever before. Though the program has not as yet been com­ pleted, enough has been arranged, con­ tracted and aigned for, to suggest'one of tbe Yety best for the 1917 assembly, July 27 to August 13, that has ever been yeeented ‘ by this association, Earned for big and high class offerings. A partial list of Che bookings will give an idea of the geueral excellence of the program. .. The Kilties Baud, George ft. .Stuart, Jamea A Barns, Ralph Parlette, Day- ton Grace M. E. Church Choir, under the direction of Mr, Gordon Batelle, Who will also have charge of the chor­ us and musical work during the entire session; Sidney Lahdon, Gay Zenola McLaren? Hou..Fredrk, Landis, the silver tongued orator, ot Indiana, Dr, Lon' Broughton, Julius 'Caesar Nayphs, tfurby' Bohemian orchestra, i&Icago Male -Quartet, Hon. 8. D. FesS, who will be'at toe Chautauqua for a week, if national ^affairs will permit; Ha- weiians, Clinton N, Howard, Charlotte Reeves Conover, Henry tbe magician, Bishop W. M, Bell, one week in ftqpnd Table talks, Mallory Players, Newell Dwight Hiftls, Dayton Day, Y. ML C. A. Day. Sunday School. Day August 7. Adatnt-Orawford Company, Bishop Old­ ham, of South America. Gov. Cox On Red Cross Day. Ionian Serenades. DR. NEWELL DWIGHT,HILUS m. v*u*£3nite4, HOW’S THIS? „ How’s This? We offer One Hundred JloJIars Se­ ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Medicine, Halt’s Catarrh Medicine has been taken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty-five years, and has be­ come known as the most reliable yeip- edy for Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poison from the Blood and healing the dis­ eased portions. After, you have taken Ha]I% Ca­ tarrh Medicine for a short time you will see a great improvement in your general health, Start taking Hall’s Catarrh Medicine at once and get rid of catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. • - F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. il1>liiis^Mi< TO FEATURE MILITARY CAMP ■ it . . . ., Miami Valley Chautauqua Campers Will Get to See Cadets . In TraJnlnti- Preparations are complete to accom- inbdato the military camp which will be occupied by the Miami Military In­ stitute, of Germantown, Orvan Graff Brown, president, with the attendance of the faculty aiid a large contingent of cadets, In daily guard mount, drill, dress parade and, maneuver, offering great military instruction as' well as most fascinating pleasure,' -Chautau­ qua dates are July 27to to August 13th- Under the trees, band concerts are scheduled two or thieg- times a .day, and at the river* beach during swim­ ming IcBaons, which are free.* KILTIES BAND IS BOOKED Great Musical Treat Provided by Miami Valley Chautauqua For Their Patrons. . Will furnish a musical attraction equal, If not greater, than any heard recently, as this Is an organization of unusual merit, Techgiilzed as one of the finest Scottish Bands in the world. It created a furor in England, and scored high at the American World’s Fair. Chautauqua dates this year are July 27 to August 13. Great Prsaoher Who Will Speak at Miami Valley Chautauqua. Chautauqua' is 14 miles south of Dayton and 42 miles north of .Cincin­ nati. Miamiahurg and FranWlh are s{x miles apart, Chautauqua is be­ tween them oh toe Ohio Electric Rail­ way. The Ohio Electric Company, running nearly 100 cars daily dtiring Chautauqua, landing passengers at the grounds. The New York Central (Big Four) at Franklin depot, half square from.traction, Over this line, check baggage to Franklin. The Ginfclnnati Northern (C, J, A M.) same depot at Franklin. Cincinnati, Hamilton and Daytoa, to Mlamlsburg and take- tfac* tloh. The Ohio fElectr!c is the most direct route and conveys patrons db jrect to the grounds. ■jiiiri. i . ii , l - . . i . y V '|l-u‘"J^ " ‘?r'g^?~rr5 ELASTIC . ROOF p a i n t for tlrii metal, paper, felt Ahd itobl*dld_1ir>of«« ^ j proof against the wemtheror rust. Absolutely »*» porous. Will not crack, beet, bllstsroreoale. Win not-evaporateafteronce act. le a finewater-proof­ ing material. Contains no ingredients such a* salt and lime which enter Into the composition ol to* major part of the iw-eaMed rOofafta iron painta on to* market to-day which have no elastic quatitiaa and are detornctlv* to laetala and fitoea, and are h*«n4tomytbdiManymatah ltiaj*rm!p«K»fc . . A ^ FOR SALE—I have for sale a very desirable, centrally located piece of property in Xenia, which will rent to good tenant; to pay 10 per cent per annum. The price id $6,000, but time can be had on much of this, i f de­ sired. No better location in. town, only one square from court house. As an investment this would be’first class. -See A- W. Tresise, No. 39 Greene street, Xenia, Y. M. C. A,rBuilding„ Good In Striving. -The triumph over difficulty, though attended with strain and stress and struggle, Is Infinitely to be preferred to rest, relaxation and repose. CA STOR IA For Infants and Children In Use ForOver30 Years -Always bears the Signature of \ m i g h i g a n ’ I n S u m m e r ... .. To . Petoskey, TraveweCity,Harbor Springs,MackinawCityand other resort* in North Michigan. Pennsylvania-G. R. & 1. Route' For porticHtarf consult Ticket Agent, or address C.C. HAINES, D. P . A., DAYTON, Q. The Gar With a Wonderful' Motor OAKLAND Sensible Six 41 H, P. Motor; 2150 lb*. Weight 32x4 inch Tires and 20 other features,' Get a Demonstration. C. B. SCHMIDT ' \ with1 Baldner. Motor'Com.! Cor. Church nnd.WhltemanSt., Xenia. Wanted Local Agent Best Price* fur * Butter, Eggs and Poultry Farmer* call us by phone, get our prices on produce, and arrange to have your groceries delivered. Nagley’s Grocery i «* Phone 40. - Cedarville, Oh io =? Spring and Summer We have theTine of woolens everybody is looking for, the newest styles in foreign and Domestic, only first class goods, nothing else * * l The Leadijtig: Tailor X EN IA , - - ‘ y - . OHIO NoNeedles toChange ■I h B e sure to see and bear this machin e . be- making a purchase. M ach ines g lad ly sent on approval. . V f Vf/ ■■ & Cherry IE E. M sin iS i. Xenia,' OJ We Keep Prices Down Are you skeptical o f this statement? Let us tell *ydU W H Y W E K E E P P R IC E S D O W N , then you w ill U N D E R S T A N D , Since this war commenced there has been an insane scramble every­ where to boost prices and get rich quickatthe expense o f the consumer1. T h e people had to pay, and they are still paying, And they are getting tired and desperate. . .' • Sooner or laier*the government w ill take a hand1 and compel a re­ duction of prices.to normal conditions. T h en the price booster w ill pay the penalty of his greed in the loss o f customers. Th e people w ill go to the grocer who has done his best for them in keeping prices down as much as he could. There ’s out reason in few words. W e like money as w e ll as the next one, but we have foresight enough to know tha t we can ’ t skin our customers ,a n d . hold th em after­ words— and we must hold them or go out of business. Just Received 2 Cars of EXTRA FINE SEED POTATOES T h e best kinds the market afford, Irish Cobblers, E a r ly Six W eek s , E a r ly .Rose, Sand land , E a r ly Ch ios , Rural N&fr Yo rk , Snow flake , etc, Onion Sets Specials Friday and Saturday Old Boll able Coffee ■ Found, steel cut ........................................ lie Primes, fancy large Santa Clara 40-60BlZe, 2pounds for.......... ...........,„..#6o Country Eutter Per pound....................... >!»•!(««* m * i |*fa ....iSe Extra fine Dried Peaches pot pound....,.*....................... .... W io Whits Corn M«»l I wtok* f o r ..... ,.18c \Rt«sl Cut (toffs* per pound.#.,«........ ................... jpo 0 Different Kinds of Bread f * ... Im.M. .*^.1•..>1...1,4c GttAPE FRUIT 3 for lOo p Itadishes, Btrawherrles, Onions H. E. Schmidt 6 Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers 30 South Detroit Street, . . Xenia, Ohio MW i*. 4AS * &**• m mMsm« W «