The Cedarville Herald, Volume 41, Numbers 27-52

w»y WwPricM ram Faetwear? Our large Shoe Depart- ^ m eat affords a suitable line of prices and styles uneqiialed. * Lulie* and Misses Oxfords and Slippers.......................$1.98 to $4.98 Man’s Shoe* and Oxfords, a t . ........ .. ,$1.98 to $4.98 Boys* Shoes and Oxfords a t , , ...............- ..............*..........$1,69 to $3.49 Children’s Shoes and Slippers......................63e to $1,69 Be sure and see our latest Styles in White Shoes, Slippers and Oxfords, C. A . Kelbie’s BIG STORE 17-19 W. MAIN ST. XENIA, OHIO Of all Makes Repaired and Recharged: “Vesta” Storage Batteries FOR SALE OSCAR L. PIDGEON South Detroit Street, SCHMIDT'S P IN EA PPLE S FOR CANNING EVERYDAY IS CANNING. DAY—Each week brinks some Fruit or Vegetable to can for next winter. This tfeekget * IIt>A FPLX S , two for-....,.-, .25c To,..___ $1.50 T ry W heat and. Corn Flour Blended, a c q u ire s no su b s titu te We can also supp ly you with Blhe Flour,. Barley, Flour, Bye Flour, Corn-Flour and. ether subatitates for w hea t. immmmmmrnmmmmmmmmmmmmim'mmmm— m m m m m m njni!■■■■■■isineira. n Wattermelons and Cantaloupes Med Baspberrles, Blackberries, Dewberries, Feaohes, New Apples slid Other. Fruits. P len ty of FBESH VEGETABLES of every description. WashiagPowder White. Line. Regular 7c value d boxes 25c LARD Fine Lard 100 Per Cent Pure Per Pound.: ......... 28 c COFFEE Schmidt's Blend. It's fine. Steel Cut Per pound....... * « • » » • * • * * 17c FRESH FRUITS Inelndtog UtMpberrie^ Oarrants, fine Peaches, Watermelons. FAMOUS ROCKY FORD OANTA- LOUPK§. Tomatoes And other fresh vegetables, Cream Cheese Heal jiislifcy Per p o u n d .,., ......... 2$C m /h y p t# * * "5c ?""• 12 14 HtVk, «Md e n d . , * " • ” 2 5 c » « ' 1 0 1 / *"*•'’** X j U / 2 Can KIM,(««««*«<*»» I, l Schmidt& Co. x h tIA , OHIO U * i , * •>* Admlrtlatratlon LUanse, G. n r - ’, MliitoiiMiiliiiiWliilWi iilllllltlMIIIUIlllllllIUllIllinilllllHIIIIIIIlllllllllllllUlllIHUllMIIHIIlimillllllMlimiUllllHiimill ltUlIlliillltllllllMftWII'WMMMilMIIMISHWMIWIWfflIfllMlWfcllttWMj V Our StocK o f Suits in the F, - • > 1 /- <\i ^■*»•’*1 * -V m- , 1 j. ":'v ^ > Storage . ■* , .V *• Batteries * Opp. Shoe Factory XENIA, OHIO Call Bell Phone 98 Call Citizens 23 ...‘....... ’ * ’ 1 •* JULY s L B. KIOUS Republican Candidate for,the Nomi­ nation For Lieutenant Governor. X* R. Klou# was bom in Madison comity, Ohio, in 1861. Was educated In the schools of M t Sterling and the University of Woos* ter. Has always followed the business of farming and is a member of the state grange. Does, not waver In his party allegi­ ance. Is BenriDg his second term as a member of fche state legislature from Madison county. , Has the unanimous indorsement of the executive,' centra] and advisory committees of his county. Comes from a county that 'has gtven'a Republican majority at every state and national election since the party was formed and that has never had a candidate on the Republican state ticket • Has unwavering faith in our gov­ ernment, our allies and Republican party. Believes that the federal prohibi­ tion amendment should bo adopted and .that the use of foodstuffs in the manufacture of intoxicating liquors should be prohibited. Believes that we owe it to our sol­ diers, our allies and our country t . o lay a heavy hand on everything that is pro-German, whether it.be waste, graft, inefficiency or profiteering. Believes that the party of .Lincoln and McKinley, the party that has al­ ways advocated a merchant marine and preparedness, is worthy of your support. i are made by H art Schaffner & Marx. W e feel th a t w e are doing our patriotic d u ty w hen w e sell these clothes, th e y ’re all wool, carefully tailored and th ey save. If you buy right you’ll fight right. Your dollars are your ammunition. See that they hit home every time. s s § t s I - S3 5 S3 ■E a Y T R A S O O n Clothe, for Pcy», Sale Prices on Suits, Hats and Shirts Cyclones and Tornadoes. t The-so-called "cyclones" of tlie Welt ■ are "tornadoes” which nve whirling storms of great violence, but contract­ ed In area. Tornadoes have been known whoso greatest width did not exceed a few rods, and those which exceed several miles in' width are very unusual.. The ordinary storm, where, the wind attains a velocity of 40 to 00 miles an hour, has nothing in. common with either a cyclone or tornado. It is a straight Inrush of. air and does not whirl at all. I Main Street, Opp. Court House Xenia, Ohio, VYhere Diamonds Come From. In the greiit diamond fields of South Africa the stones are fou,hd In what are called "pipes,” round or-oval stems of a peculiar sort of rock, several acres In extent at the top und running down to unknown, depths, Near the surface this rock, rich In iron, is disintegrated by exposure to the. weather and as­ sumes a yellowish color. The precious gems,are readily extracted from the friable rock. For Biblical Students. ’What was the'sweet cane of the Holy Land. In Isaiah It states: "Thou hast bought me no sweet cane with money, nelthor hast thou filled me with the fa t of thy sacrifices; but thou hast made me to serve with thy sins, thou hast wearied me with thine iniquities.^ ■Optimistic Thought, To expose an ambassador to abuse It is only necessary to send him away without an answer. or. lilies' Anti-Pain PI1U for all m u ....•I,il r I'1I" '■■<■ 1 l■nil.— ...y DR. 0 . P. ELIAS DENTIST Exchange Bank Bldg, Cedarville, 0 , Horse Shoeing TniHiiiiiiiiftiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiimiKiiiiitiiftiiiiiifititiimiiiiiitmiiiitiiiiiiiiiKiisiiiiiiiiiifiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiitmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiitiiiitmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiT THE GREAT AUGUST 6, 7 , 8 and 9. -/TRY OUR JOB PRINTING/ —and— General Blacksmithing Old Townsley Stand S. Main Street %■ Open For Business Saturday July 20 | Many Free Attractions | Excellent Exhibits Real Classy Races ■ Great Stock Exhibits Friday, August 9th, Patriotic Day. SPEECHES AND MUSIC CASTOR IA For In fan ts and Children in Us* TorOver 3 0 Y«ars Always bear* the ggOMwtaof Rem ember the Date i FRANK L. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counselor-at-Law XENIA, OHIO* Office over Galloway A Cherry. iH iiiH n it »»ilMt1dtVM6i.il