The Cedarville Herald, Volume 45, Numbers 27-52

mt* i .pumi ■ i;,J.A MMte MMMI m i s- » S P R I N G F I E L D , O H I O . This question is often asked—“ Are you going to have a July Sale this year?” We certainly are, and we give free and fair notice that Springfield's Greatest July Clearance Sale will have its go-off beginning Thursday, July 6th, and the duration of the sale will be two weeks. The Time to Take Advantage is Now —Stock Up With Needed Things Get all iheHhings needed for the whole family. Get the new Rugs you need. Think o f saving on the regular low price The Home Store always has on Rugs. * Get your Beddings, your Linens; secure your Curtains and Draperies; get Silks and Dress Goods. Get Underwear and Hosiery—-get Blankets and Comforts, Many are buying Blankets for next winter*and they are smart. There is NolLet-up .Here—We Are Going Ahead With It l . Choose in the sale your Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Marabou Scarfs and Neckwear. Choose for Ivory Onyx Toilet A rtides; choose Hats, Blouses, Skirts, Suits, Coats, Dresses; choose from the world’s best treasure house o f merchandise. No matter what you buy. No matter in what section o f the store you buy it. No matter how little or great it is, the price is .?» less than it would!be if we considered what we would have to pay to replace it. It is such goodjand honorable merchandise that you are entitled tq choose from— the quality o f Home Store merchandise is known everywhere. I t is well;known that our goods are always o f the highest and best qualities and yet at their regular markings are no higher priced than you would pay for things less desirable. Yet The<HomeiStere Stocks are now being offered at wonder- •,1' fa ! savings , ; * There’s Wonderful Fine Choosing in the Down Stairs Store You’ll fia d 'fs it such;savings through the Down Stairs Store as you will find through me first floor: Hosiery, Muslins, Sheets, Ginghams, Percales, Crashes, House Furnishings, Toys, Trunks, Traveling Bags, etc. Oh, it’s a fine to buy umifto save. ! \ ' ---------- 1 --------- ------------------------ ------------------------------------ r ---------- -- ------------— * u ■ N - I T h e f a h i e n T e h a n G>1 * • * SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. If < T h e C o d e r v i b e H a r ttU KAKLH BULL EDITOR Enter*! at the Fost-OfSce, Cedar* villa, 0., Octoher SI, 1837, as second clan* matter. . FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1922. FINAL ON THE BONUS. Monday the legislature was called together to consider some plan of providing additional funds to com­ plete the payment o f the soldier’s compensation, the original bond is­ sue as authorized by the voters not being enough. It was not necessary to provide for another bond issue. The state has a surplus io f something Jibe eight or fen million dollars on'hand. Only about 7 and one half million more is needed so the legislature appropriat­ ed this money from the surplus on hand, a very wise move. It will save the state money and provide funds for the soldier boys. We are just now reaping the nene- fif o f Goyernor Davis' reorganization plan where many jobs were abolished and many offices combined that has saved the state a vast sum; get the sum fofal I:a«’k to ihe young H#r Ofcbw B&arrfW. fellow .all by himself an' then by ad-l TUU*dinger **y* that in See dition produce a* healthy, beneficial; accommodattoss at a W «Bge citizen wnrth money to the state andJ **** helpful to other fotfi <. Maybe schools are better than jails? What do you think? any other boarders. “No.” replied the landlady, “ uale** it's » jr husband, and lie can quit any time he want* to."— Seattle Post-Inteillaeacer. mm i ilu Boy G olf W onder is President'|3i| ^ ’WM n James Frazier, tbe'fivftry.ear*ol§ fson o f Jim Frazier, gave an eShibition o f ; •his skill at golf on the $**. View , f». links, President Harding took oeeaswn to, 'congratulate the little fellow. Bold t»t ■his stroke when pjaymg, the youngster/ 'became President shy.when hegratpea the hand of the nation s head* HOMEY PHILOSOPHY It ain’t always necessary to use figures to use arithmetic. Here’s a young man all dressed up • an’ no where to go. Add temptation, weak­ ness o f character, desire fo r eo»e, op­ portunity for theft assurance- of. se­ curity, freight at discovery, an’ the sum total is a murderer. Wipe the whole business of the blackboard in the electric chair an’ what have you left?—nothin'. If jails wore schools you could teach subtraction an maybe ADA IR ’S. THE LEADING HOME FURNISHER FOR OVER TH IRTY FIVE YEARS Adair’s : Convenient Payment. Plan is for .your use. Take ad­ vantage of -it. By using this plan you can enjoy the new furniture you want while it is b e i n g paid for. Lasting Charm in a Modest Design at a Modest Price i 4 Pieces in Walnut .00 Many women—many minds—many tastes—many purses. Yet all can 1o suited amid the wide range in design' and price for which Adair’s large stocks are notable. And particularly in Adair’s ability to provide lasting quality•for a price unusually, low. ALUM INUM WARE Specials Th is W eek This Week 7 Q a R ound ro a ster * “ v Two bake pans each pints, ■ gides. Preserving K e ttle 79c 6 quart size withself lock­ ing bale. 8 piece Dining Room Suite in Jacobean Oak. $125.00 This suite consists of a GO inch Buffet, 54 inch Table. 5 Chairs and 1 Arm Chair. Couch H amm ock Com p lete W ith Chains and Stand This hammock is made of strong Khaki material with paddad mattress seat. The stand is made of metal finished#? I f* OC green. Complete for.,* ......... »|I a U» a J p -f $3.75 Hammocks.......... ....................... $3*50 6x9 Poreh CQ J R i ■^The above Simmon's b rasa Bed has 2 in. posts and all 2 in, filler rods. It'a a wonderful value a t t h * P w c c .............................. $ 2 8 .7 5 SAME AS CASH IF RAID IN 00 DAYS ON AMOUNTS OVER $10.0Q 2044 North Detroit St, KINIA, OHIO* Stoves, Victrolas Furniture, Carpel* ,