The Cedarville Herald, Volume 43, Numbers 27-52

pr o If" • iiocu m wftrnm • # ♦ * * * * * # # wi t m * ' fit* f c * I rmo ^ i sag to ffvtfiy jle.ow ♦ ' a ^ |9Ri j p B U & a * mimmmmm*mimm*w H im Atwoad a t the &pv» house Hatteday k .,y,M..,l,,.,«w.,li.i.,T..,.l, ^.TJ.!- . Be**, a mm* to tor. seal tom. ^«h» Buckser, Titoutoy. . ® G. A. Shredec a n take# suddenly IS Sabbath with acute Imliguetion and f/Ve several day* mm quite ill. Mrs. Jacob Ford *ad daughter, Jer- v*i*c of Chicago, have been visiting relative* bora $ m past week,. W m Mary Brattfn of Ofefepge'te JA« ) $ « £ of h e r ejster, Kim Jennie Btetton. . . . Mm. Ida Lowry of Fredricktqwn, 0., hw been the guest of Mrs.*Alice McLean fo r several days Boys who live in thinpantsshouldn’t throw stones. , *' ' If year son tie healthy, nor- . xnal boy, he doesn’t pjne to he the teacher* pet-^nor does he Itch to wear win**/ - v All he a»k» is a chabce to be Agood scout withoutfcatching •- a scowl whenhe walk* in late with a sent out or an elbow miming. If t boy has to frat and stew about hit clothe*—hi* stunts . are fts»*ted. and so are his' studies. We sell and preach Perfection SchoolSuitsbecsuie they' are made for real American boys, Splendid newmodels now ~ , on display—remarkable values. . , ' $18. $20, $30 New Boys Hats, Caps and Waists, . C rite rion ‘"'XENIA, OHIO. Bwnbus Jones o f Dayton, was cir­ culating among his, local friend* on Tuesday. Mr. and Mr*. W. B. Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. J S . Andrew and Mm. Jean­ ette Eskridge left Monday for a few days vacation, At the reservoir.. FERTILIZER FOR SAWS;- En­ tire yearly product of stable* o f the Paper Milt a t Cedarville. Inquire Superintendent, 1 Louis B« P, Smith has purcha the Ralph F. Townstey, property on the Wilmington ro ad ., Consideration 1900, ■ Senator Warren (*, Harding will speak In Loridoh; Saturday, October 2, when there will be a Rag-raising at Wilson Corners. I t ’js expected that, thousands o f Ohioans from neighbor­ ing, counties will attend, Mrs!' J, JELWolford, M rs.L . 6 . Bull and Miss Bernice Wolford have gone to Mattjn&ville, Ind., where they will, spend two or three weeks a t tha t health resort. , We notice from Clippings from The Dally Express, Kiricarille,/Mb.,th»t more, than 600 students' are entered in the American School of Osteopathy .th is year* J, H. Rickenbach of this jplace h a s entered the Freshman class, * f' ♦’V V-V-.* y,--.i; - -V----n—n- •v f Mr*. John Diffendal, South Solon, 1suffered a broken collarbone as a re- JSuit of ah Accident.Sunday, Loti Dif- feudal was driving’ on. the National jfroadr and-to. avoid colliding'with/an- Iother machine a t the intersection' ’of I the National road and Summerford [pike, turned suddenly and <liis machine, lleft the,road and went down, an em- j bankment throwing the occupants out. Mrs. Diffendal was .the only one injured. The other machine also left the road, but was .kept from dvemurn ing by a wire fence; > Why the BrunswickMethod of Reproduction Injures a Superior Phonograph R p n c n n TVfn 1 T jie Brunswick Method i l l c i u U U la lf a J . 0£ Reproduction includes the tlltona , a new conception in playing; The U ltima consists of an arrangement of the several necessary reproducing diaphragms upon one tone a tm —'jin all-in-one arrangement; w ith no attach* m eats--! nothing to take off o r p u t on. A t a tu rn of the hand, the XJItona presents to any ty p e 'o f record th e proper diaphragm and needle, th e exact weight; Thus the requirements of each type o f record am met. The Ultona de­ mands ho Sacrifice in tone, often do. a s attachm ents Season No. 2 production^P^ns'amplific*- ttao. The BnmiWkk Method of Reproduction also include* « new idea in acoustics •—The Brunswick. Amplifier,,. 01d>thne Ideas wets at vari­ ance. gom*MakersStilt elktg to metal' ototatrmfeu, Others use fiMMW.PMWTKHI • Ot wwv« JBtvR. *ttelsl«-.* -wood«t. horn sod *■ metal csstmgas the “throat/* . But die Brunswick Ampli­ fier U o r r i ln r ........... -wood. The soimd waves . —. tjSU^i^M.A'Sfi ^ f i f i M A r AS he jpMswiek tone if richer ■fwa mote riftturid, ^fieri- den^ mctsUie notes are *b t*a t We lenrit* Camp*xkan Make wuipHckom, Let your ear decide. Try to find its eqnel to Rpumwicfc a, search. «t a wneto «tory oppor* rw iRbef^Vf|y tu to : $&& ■ Hear'fithi remirtoble in- wwwetit M fg t yeu de» maJCVflZ ^£mmnAm *IS& IA, O. \ PEACHES Stone Peaches priced to sell, plenty o f Sugar and Peaches cheap. Buy them before they a re all gone. H . E . S C H M I D T 6 C O ■iiiiiiMieiMUili WB WILL PAT t Men who e*n give infoemstkn eenegesiog the people and business of the eomnuralries in Which they are Reply P» 0 . Box 408; Columbus, 0 , aiM ato i-iW'bi'ihi>)titiP!ift>ito«qptueeu#to ^ i : 'Baltomiui. Wanted;* To toUoHi or­ ders fer lubricating oils, greases and ptoate. fiahuy m CtosmtKrioa. Ad*1 drees- WM LENOX OIL A PAINT 0 0 ^ Cterrimnd. 0 . Xen ia , O h io uiptti C LEM A N S Real Estate * a . .■■'•. , . dtouiNifeatt-mrtgty'i^^ toaribed W fltoasjt " MaW SMlffh eMHiklAU. ' 4 pal ijf- ai^^Bwuewppevs m r . O O M H . HKMM OHMAViU.1, OHIO . > m m MAXWELL—CHALMERS , PARTS— SERVICE We cerry s eotopiete Mae ot parte r»r the Htmve cars. M a il , telephone Oft telegraph Orders given Immediate attention. Discounts to bona fide garages. tm mncm au to sales co , 18-20 South St. Clair St* Dayton, Ohio. ^ IlMtePitefkettoAi. »Mi M*ia tskw ,