The Cedarville Herald, Volume 45, Numbers 27-52

n o n iK f i htSHiS In 4MR|9Sik(P^ ^SSj/t/tf*1 WbmA ^Hk-JHML add «nail a M t ^ m u t l ¥sfeljWUflsirhi* hast* w ,m & *y >w». ij-lrMiirMg-|iiii>>»i'iiwiifii*i iu.lL. m"lfiin•"*»"*'• -*■■-- < iixcin ii iiiwwi a * X O i w £ « M S . •’iwNMihy iml . whe nrumtiil Ms firtihar ka feh* SWimwjy .jpv W“ v u• 1■ (fl* ww*w . Qxmt Beyond Si ysswi ago, ‘ , 7I m |doeMMMt WM A jj*sasl>w fejf thfe K ,of P. Xfesia andalso a'lMia*- fbsr «f the Christian Church at tiwd Mty. Surviving «*• W* b 4& i $£$&. KvsbisfeRiehsirilfeoii.feud a oodtin,. Rb?s* David Morris of Dayton and a host of trfsud*. WfWT tibia* that loTbi* Hand* eouM do ao«U>feft*d to remove ** nearly as pesslbta tisa sting of Bis TuAttC Rtafes*; 0br K*yera go out to Urn stetdusi wikm* <«r bn&t> I* *M -C*»4 t i W M m t4 fcfti &*•, M«i n*e wMx ul m . tt» »ig|Brw»tie# el thantti*myfriend#aadnefep&r* «ni the Wti.* . * .............................. <r**-*'‘w' . . . Iifftfi} weeiis dtn froth tfc* toftifttUl* WW* ** “ * wans Ms# el feld'itps. Be wa# bom In Kan ■. IB .' , l^ b f o n W iM who m ktedty 'iwiWei jmi dwrfa* tTti| wg!l^ 04 w tb. e^ffc gtm MMi< 7 TT■*L « - y . * * " ww.iwismaw Mum nW VIPW * *** «l.a>2L A ■ o a . mm .4U m . Y J I m i . f . a i i l t i w . t eighst months. HI* mother was “Aunt I t t i* f t ftxj m mm y$u* }***.' ***?"* m i<b*b HS««it t *» ^hasi««« wwS mm » jmssta?* &tbfckmm_ w*hM* wfeMipn awrgh; 1 And -Aae each smite end frown; { » « * « ,» » Aa-d when w* am ealied to join yoo, < FKAwK jriSttMK wX ’ Sf ^rw” *“ *” A - ” • Aa peaceful and » brave aa you. ’ Bix o’clock after an ilteow oovortog! churc^ Koaday, .0 Wt M tb tf? TO tOAN l i ^ lhirm Pedm^ F i ^ I^awi at 5 1-2 yer cant Saml-amwal payments ! a number of prand children *arrive.: ^®^jraj<^wVMoxria D. •Wi* -fTmeoi w>s fmm fVm a m ®ioo» Secretary, Tbs Comaarmty Notional Pam X>o«n AssoeiaBon, Oa* bora, 0. . <Bt) A SUCCESS FROM THE VERY BEGINNING I, / M ft Would Be A TOY STOKE THE YEAR ROUND I f Our Out-of-Town THE FASTEST GROWING STORE IN OHIO .f Would Miss E v e r y b o d y kn ow s w e h a v e the v e r y best o f rugs BUT WHO WOULD IMAGINE SUCH LOW PRICES AS THESE? , - v \ a P* ', y « f "' ** ‘ it , • . .* ♦ ^ *. ‘ ‘ / * ' ’ ^ ‘ ' , ‘«i ^ . s" ■’ 1 < * ■. ’ , f t- 1 - f ■ The Home Store’* safes are different, as everybody knows, and the Home Store Sale o f Rugs is particularly different. Ivs a sale with the goods. I t .is different- from any other mercantile event .;. . . ■ ' . • '■■■_- ,• * .; It is’ the phenomenon of the trade.. ) _ I t is the on ly sale o f all saleg that o ffe rs a free and unrestricted ch o ice o f , the- w h ole ru g s to ck w ith" every sing le ru g a t low e r,p r ices , - It is a sate that, is known and talked about everywhere in Springfield and fo f miles around,, It is a sale that sets anew standard of excel­ lence and.inspires a new devption to the Ameri­ can homes. t ^ r* *"* * , It is a sale that invariably brings ’ better goods, than can be found elsewhere. 1 It is a sale^with a larger variety than can possibly be seenIn any ofner.guarters. .. It is a sale with lowest prices for rugs of reliable qualityi • ■ It is 'a sale that helps and builds and inspires ,and improves. . , : t. 1 1 4 D i s t i n c t E x c l u s i v e D e s i g m i l i B i g e l o w A x m i n s t e r R u g s A l o n e a t . . . . . . . . . ' '■I *. ' 1•*/' n 1 " " ^ -4‘ ,» ■' 1 1 ' *■ , O ne hundreil and fou rteen o f Hiese fin e rug* in *i 2 le 9 x l 2 fe e t . Thinfc o f it—-what a w id e ran ge fop^choo#ing, in a ll the b eau tifu l co lo r in g s in a ll the g ra ce fu l tim e A pproved design s fo r s leep in g ro om s , fo r liv in g an d d in ­ in g rooms* fo r the lib ra ries e n d fo r ev e ry p ie c e an d purpose . .* 1 x 1Bigrlow Bros- • od Rags, 9* 1 2 feet. Beamless. / J ' ’l* » *<%A 7£fB igriowBrus. ; # « “ • * D sob! Rugs, 11- 3x12 feet, Spemleag. # 9 0 PlYB'gpluwBrus- 4 u A£ i * jw scls Rugs. Dx , 16 feet. Se&mlesg, • .1 . . '■ , # 9 t CO BigelowMor- # 9 0 PA Bigelow W«J A * y V m«U Axmiu- - tra Axuun- ' Bleo- ster Ruga, 9x12 feet. ■Ur Rug*—7,6x9 lee. $49.50SS,*S ‘ « M » ~ — Rug9—113x 12 feet. # 0 *7 P A BigelovrEleb- fM t ♦ « " tra '.Axmin- ster Rugs—6,9x9 feet. tra Axmin liter Rugs— 10.6 foot # 7 A r-ft BigelowEleo- # ( 9 i a V t n Axmin- -*ter Rugs, size 112x15 f*et, ’ # r*A CAB igelw Elec- $ d t / * i ) v tra Axiniii. •ter Rugs—9x15 feet, At A A Bigelow Mor- , v t D 'V w mau Axipin- stfcr Rugs, 11.3x12 feet. # 9 P Alfl Bigelow. Win- «P*#DsUU ton V e l v e t Rugs, 9x12feet. There’s an unprecedented demand for good merchandise and an unprecedented stock to meet it in the .Home Store’s Great August Sale. - * ’ ' v' %1,4 ' , * * -X , ^ *' , tv ' * , /» T » ,t THE GOODS, that is what has made the Home Store' sales unique in this locality. 4 THE GOODS, that is what enables this sale to set up new landmarks in, volume o f distribution and in SERVICE. ' . * • > < v , . When we say THE GOODS v/e mean not only the „ quality and character and likablencss of t! ie goods,, but the unusualness of it at the prices. " • • t If • ■ ' , I ' . ’ * r ' * It is wonderful how a sale can grow and grow uron the sheer merit of its merchandise at the prices. Wonderful, and yet so reasonable. . The goods that people want are here—that is about the most unquestionable fact we know o f in retail mer- . chandising today. * There is unquestionable prolb? o f it in the way people are buying. They know the goods they want and where to find them. -% , i • >; If these statements sound boaotfu!, they are r.o'4‘‘ntend- ed to be t o ! Our purpose is to give facts as they exist. The August Sale continues—and we went our out of ^ • 'a >. ■ ■ ■ ■ - " . « ■ . k. " ■ ■*l- town friends to get a fair share o f the,savings offered. Now is the Time to Buy Blanket^ Because Now is the Time When Blankets Can Be tlad at Lower Prices v~ Burn less coal or gas this winter, sleep warm, under a pair or two o f good, fluffy* downy blankets* . * The Home Store is the place to buy Blankets, because the Home Store is the place where the very best blankets are to be found, as well as the place Where thie lowest prices are to be found for blankets of standard quality. . _ . •* , The best blankets known to the trade are in the sale. St. Mary’ s, Beacon, means in the greatest August Blanket Sale. The best blankets known to the trade are in the sale, St. Marys, 'Bcav. *m, Woolnap* and, Bayview* mthm M l - JPuiNfe .. W o n h m ■ AilMtXSl* ■ A!,..,. D lim KOU .95 * Mm i A , IrwBr ^ M IA j AAW i 4 m 4 'V tp * WHb IIU %mt HAWlwAiP Wii iSRimf, 'T tel kl«n- ----- ‘ trilfflif itt ilTWafilii l h t povad* m i m 'M m BEACON BLANKET ROBES D m T . $3.95 . TmvfllfRg Jtofc*i—-B mco « SlambwJhr Rob«* — Boncott Couck Rob««—Be«conMotorRobw —1 dr»3* to pick frosi. WOOL FINISHED 131 A M V C T C D L A I m & I d B otoi To $ 1 M « « Or p.BO * jmlt. Thty *rs the ]«rg*«t *iw, ?0x« Incli#*, tn i nr« mj » w »to t)k.nk*t*. fetch W*nk*t /h«s finished edge*, m yo* e*n a*e them in pftirji or < •inglA 2bey *re *Hin pl«id«. St Mary’s Woolen / Blankets .LOWEST PRICE FOR YEARS .95 C o t t o n B l a n k e t s S pecia l.Finish 4 Down To $2.50 A PAIR A Pair &t&m i Blaek FUdek White m i Bl*ok FUdds* Tfeh kit*Pl*id», Bhle uni White Plaids, Rose and White Plaid*, Pink and White Plaid*.. Beautiful soft, downy SkdW R : tlinktfcf. Made of vh^ki wool—wools that are- carefully washed and tfoeured and every pair of blanket* Ip shrunk I* tit#yam. ST. MARYS SAMPLE BLANKETS, TOEFINEST MADE INTOE FACTORY t 1 Mfeit extra rnae blanket*; only 32 pain in all—blan­ kets that sold ali the way up to $22.50 only last year, W« are ideated to have thetalet the sale. 1 Pull double bed size, in tan or white, also all white sheet -blahkets many houeswives want. WOOLEN BLANKETS DtrwnTo $6S5 A PAH lloubte bed sire in All the pretty plaids, with just enough cotipn in the warp to launder perfectly‘ and give actual service. M i M t i i i w a SF&INGiFIELD, OHIO m afes .................................. .......... ............................... ewasewe^ Uhe F ah len T ehan © I Q taD lfclS 'ttfft'f T\ A U 1 A OaJA.JLI.NkaTJltUJLiU*v#aJ.JLvy m m r . t Tfcta 'fiadirwdSa M—IJ KARLS SUbL Entered at the Peat^MBoa. fifedIP ville, 0^ Oetobar *1,1.88T, aa aaeeod FRIDAY, AUGUST IS, IK*. * ABOUT OUR HEALTH Do yon know that wem*n live loog- ei than men-in Urn trmted States? Do. you know that the average life of a citizen in Kansas is longer than In'Ohio? This sfeents to b« the ease from information given ant by tha government in^Washington. Life in the country,is healthier than life in the .city. That statement ex- plpdep a lot o f pet theories of city brethem who have spread propaganda for many moons' on the perfection of their sanitary existance, - Rural,dwellers should find content­ ment in these figures, The average life Of women in the country is 57*years. Of'men, 65 yearfi' The average life o f city women fa 5L years, Of men 61 years. -The average life in both city and country for women has ,increased nearly throe years .and f of men-nearly * four years in the last 10 years. . The healthiest.’ spot Jii the union seems to be Kansas. Women average 60 years there and men average 59 years. The next healthiest - spot i* V/isconsott "where wdmen average, 60 years apd men 68 years., Washington is the healthiest city where women * avOpage 59 years and men 63. Pitts­ burgh is at the bottom of the city list • Where women average only 50 years and men 4?, As for our own state we . "find women live to an average age oY . 57*and jnen 56 and’ Indiana has the v same average. These figures quoted apply only t o , ^whites and the records Nshow jthat the average live of colored people is much shorter. The national average' being 42 fo r ‘women and 40 for-men. 7 f 'Since we are all out helping to make the world better why not do if in half the time? i f we put .the time spent in kicking into correcting, - gee, what a hole we could, knock in the things wp don’t like! Most pen-, plo who don’t fkick' say • “what’s -'the use?’’ because they, think they .are powerless, so they waste their time grumbling.’ That's not it There** no use kicking because there never can be an, end to the cause for kicking, As soon, as ode thing’s cured another hobs up. -When we're shaving by wire loss tbere’U be a kick because the Static, shakes the razor. Meantime suppose wo all butt in an’ better things, and meantime also smile. - 1 For Sale: California -Privet Hedge, strong two-year old'piants for $4;75 per hundred. At .the Marley Briggs Nursey, Jamestown, 0 .’ MINISTER’SCHRONIC INDIGESTIONHELPED Advises Stomach Sufferers to Use Jaques’ Little Wonder V vKfr*”!#* v Bav. 7, H. Watrous, baptist «*»• tor of Jamestown, w. Y^ know* What it is to suffer the p*i»s oC (chronic indigestion* Ho speak* from experience when he rCoommendi to Other stomach sufferers the sure mean* of relief which the found so . helpful. , • In, aa open letter addressed to *Fellow Sufferers-from Indigestion'* he writes.' “I would advise and urge that, any person suffering from tha ■inany sort* of indigestion prooeedl fct once to give Jsques' LltUe Wond- fer Capsules a fair, thorough trial » bave had much personal and pate* gul experience with what baa oom« , h* Chronic dfestrlo Indigestion, ’ "«*y naturally hare tried many difv gerent remedies. Am noWi at oe •tbove named remedy with very fttrlatT-, JaqUer Little Wonder Capsuled hfejaulck, Irtre relief fOrtndtgektlon, c.aP*uJ°» and a swallow Of water and get prompt relief, TheW •dr* sold under' a guarantee of sat* tofaertiottor money back, Mhyslclans Who have been told |bfe fomula for making Jaqne«» Cap*ule* ,a<fre« iha« the ingredients are of excellent Medical Value In relieving Indigos- and Ablets bard and pass •olldly through the digestive tract. S ’.l'f >“ *■*«*iMIa oovering dissolves * 1 0 »lhhte* after fen* a s s g f a j s ^ “ ,i s™ aa sssSh yott w*m ■ Of In t «m t to YOU* 1 1 hove m b«tr« f fR io i in la n d . S o * m « A t o n o * .. W. L* CLEMANS •M, I ■ on - */*wi *- : G /as* D W S •' if Of -> •MBit ■it t» hire ,4 #i| \ ’.!! • ‘iJijoa'f iX i|rgaM '' t'l’oc Wo |r;i. fslad,' Inn-: p "Siau ct hgeoa Lmany *r.7 m :>!th 1 i,tri pn Far dovs I t t For tinu The it is dow The And Let call *% » « s id ws* m- P Is­ le* Set Ml n- m IS* m a- J % ' STR teite