The Cedarville Herald, Volume 46, Numbers 27-52

* -r s i _ The Criterion’s Annual Summer Sale o f M en’s end Young Men’s high grade three, piece sriits including regulars, slims, stubs and stouts. Many o f these suits are good medium weights suitable for year round wear, Every three piece suit in the house is included in this sale. The reductions follow: $5,00 s u i t s $ i Q £ n Reduced t o , V • ■* • •■ $30.00 SUITS , if cO O C A Reduced t o . . . . . . . . . w J U OTIHMfl PR0QRAH FORJJKAUTAUflUA Miami v*l!#y T***mWy Will Hav* 0r*at**t Y**r In It* Htttory— A»***»bly JMly 27-A imju # 12 ; Sumnwr at Chautauqua. • THJ5BTNBFABM $35.0Q and $37.50 SUITS . ^Reduced t o , , . . . . :$?7 .50 $40.00 STITS OLQCk £ A Reduced t o . . . . . . . . . . » ‘ » - 1 | 4 $45.00 and $50,00 SUITS reduced to, , •An* Ub U ^ m e & 3 k K t Q * a t * * 8 c f £ 22 South Detroit St., Xenia. Ohio \ m An almost infallible test o f whether the burners, on your cooking appliances are giving you the best value for the money you pay for gas is the appeatance3 o f the flames. When these flames burn evenly and tlie polor is a light blue, you are getting almost perfect combustion, with the largest amount o f heat for the gas consumed. Yellow Wasteful But if the flames are irregular and some o f them are yellow, you can be sure that your burner is clogged in some way—possibly by particles o f food that are propped on it. A good cleaning will save you money, r -.if •i." f f ” ' Should the flame burn yellow or "red all around, or should it blow, the air mixture, is not right. Regulate it by the shutters on the intake valve, and the valve itself, ■Jfir f A little attention to these simple rules may save you not a inconsiderable sum in the course o f the year. The Ohio Fuel Gas Company 1* Has. AWtKWTIBtmtOWMLHCIl. WITHTHERIDBAM) 1AGLS ■-.........“ . ________F)Ut(*ll* BWr*jN«8t» n O ND Chaut|uqna, Ohio,—’■5T*r*r In the history ot thq Miami VaBey Chan-, tauqaa baa there been granted promise JOT a successful assembly than that during ttie naming session of 1823.‘ The very fact that irilhln the last two years thirty-eight cottages Jtavs beep erected, Indicates better than anything visa could, the popularity of. Chautauqua as a piece for a summer home, and the high quality of our assembly programs. Our, patrbns will observe many changes upon the grounds, among these, eight hew cot­ tages and new electric light system and the new oolor, fine silver grey, of the Chautauqua Building*. The recreational features, boating, bathing and tennis will be first class as-usual. People who do not have cottages will find that our tented section satisfies eyery desire of the camper. You can find no more healthful or pleasant place to spend your vacation than at the Miami Volley Chautauqua. A program of aquatic sports Is given every day with a recognized expert In charge. Another .unusual feature of our assembly program Is the. two fi*Wl. iwhlrir fire &vg$.;dRily during the assembly by one of the finest Military Bands, under the caj|m- ble leadership of Cnpt. Schaeffer.; ’• Summer !Ev'*nt* At Chautauqua.; Chautauqua ljLjncreasIngly popular as an outing .piste for clubs, frater­ nities, conventions and chfircb assem­ blies* , The unusual facilities -for recreation and comfort diiring sfffn- mer weather make Chautauqua an ldqal place for a summer, vacation. Among the many gatherings upon ,tjie ground ..will be ,tho following: three fraternities from Cincinnati Univer­ sity,\the Salvation' Army Institute aha > Camp Meeting, July 7-15; Epworth League.Institute, July ,$8-22- Cl(' ttan BndOavOr Convention; July 24-27;' Baptist Convention, September 7-9. The Summer, term Of thd]Miami Mili­ tary Institute - will* last,, during the months Of July and .August. The main assembly wifi be field. July 27- August 12. Hotels Anti Tepte. There are two popular* summer ho­ tels upon-the grounds, one of which! contains a 'dining room and cafeteria. The -manager,j.Gari Stipes, is offering -Chicken and Steak dinners for those who want 'something unusually fine. An adfce trip there will furnish you One of the finest day’s outings that 'ooiild he had.. For others there is a « terih' and restaurant which will ; nish all that may be desired in the way of eating. Hundreds of people prefer to stay In, teats'' during the assembly session. One of the most dttractvle sights at our Chautauqua Is „the/lotig fines of white ‘tents. For felevjen dollars pne' ea.li have a tOnt, with extra fly antf floor, for the period tof ..the. assembly, a ' most reasonable ;priC0'indeed.; Send yonf reservation* •fo at odee hccompimied five-dollars. - A**emibly Program. One of the^uialn features of Miami .TJafiey, Chautauqua is. Its excellent Program, \0ur platform Jq.operr to “the dlstrassiod' Of all1questions which pertain,to the 'social, • eeovmmTcal find. natiOpai vyeifare of pur-people. The jStrpngept men, of dup oivri gpd otiier nationfi' flfitr their place upon opr plat- 'forial ’* AM- Unusually, fine array of talent 1* presented during lbe£ coming assembly. A partial list" of onr at- t?ucti6is wifi be.the following: Hon. JratnSiT n ;- Hbward, i*The Utitle Giant,’’ of Rochester, N.UY^ >’ho*has the!:i;unique dihilnctibn ■Of ; ha^ug'' spoken one thousand times In his -mvn City, a record unexcelled by any other. He ijpon orator unexcelled, humorous, pungent, striking and convincing. He will deliver twd addresses on our open­ ing Sunday, July 28. “Grizzly’, Smith, who hits''spfint u great deqj of 'ills1 life ip the wilder places of America, cornea to give hs the stOry of tjie Wild animals and thalr life In our Country. TheHarpEnsembleCompany; Hmvard Orchestra; The Barradel Light OperU Company; Brown Jubilee OOmpahy; The Apollo Concert Coippupy; Vene­ tian Sextette, form a unique and'at­ tractive line of concerts and •enter- tglnmentel Lojcils Williams frith :fiis marvels'of electricity, and Reno fhe Magician.;'the yierra.Hawllqns; Shep­ herd of ;tfie Hflls’Oompapy, and Frank G. 'Artadtage; with ids , recital and 1 bhadi'eter ^OitiayaTs, will please every­ body. Senator Gore, Louis A, Oohyis, ■Con. 'J. ^etchufiV Arihfir Walwyn fErans, ore among our spoikers. Sen­ ator S. D, Fes* on our sfecopd SuiijlUy will give ah-.addtees ahtTropcwed International Coart, which will Wring many thousands on the grounds for that day. Our tabfc-Sunday we Shall have agalfi the Rodeheaver Conifert Party, who will give two concerts, afternoon .had evening. This doubt­ less will be the one great day of the assembly; Mm, Afher- Will be with him and doubtless many of the Bfily Sunday and.Asher club* from Ohio and Indiana wilt be present s»£h an array o f talent Is seldom.upon any­ one program. The thousand* of friends of Madde Balllhgton Booth, iTlie Dt- tle Mother -of the Prison*,” will be glad to know that Shh Is to be With us Thursday afternoon, August the 9 t h . ‘Shev/ Is One Of thp' greatest editors lh Amerlc*, ahd hks done so touefi socially, religiously Aftil nntiorf- ally: "tfiaf-her many1 friends- will want to bfenr her. -‘FarriieriK day "will {be Saturday, August 11, when the Hon, ,jf. p, Ketchuru.'whp la connected inth Griitfge hnd -Fafm Bureau1organisa­ tions, \vlll. deliver an addfesa on “ThB Firmer Aiid BuMness.” The morning hours for the studious class, will 'hb 'attractive indeed, The school of Mis­ sions during the first week underThe leadership of Hr, 1. T. Headland. Pro­ fessor ; P. C .1Somerville, of fUlfiOls Wesleyan University 'frill deliver, a MrioW «f lecture* on literary anbjifets during the second week. Through boil) week* Professor K. I* Hawk will give Wctnres and. fioJd claves on (‘hkrtteter Analysis ' a«d| Business Psyi liology, 1 ' mmm-\ kuanuisali*.■ M, -me?m*h* m &■#* Mniwsqm' isAMkAl \T .t* irilM■ Ili*I '■(J’ -tiSliM/Mi » ’ .1 i ■ J Hii It*)'!' fl « n consisting of 164 xrnw, known a* the William Olomfan* farm located on the Kyle rood between the Columbu* and Federal pikes, and two mile* south- »weat of Cedarvilie, will be sold at public sale, JULY 14 ,1 «S J at 10 o’clock, west door"of Court house For further information see . MRS. F, W, DUNKLE .210 west Main St. ^ Xenia, O. LUNGARDIA FOR COUGHS an d COLDS j July Clearance Sale Thevquicker you can remove a Cough or Cold, the better. Deep-seated ones are a menace to the Lungs. If LUN-1 GARDIA is not better and does not act quicker in Coughs and Colds of all kind*, *ore,throat, difficult breath­ ing spasmodie Croup, and for the re­ lief of Whooping Coughr-yopr money I_ _ hack. Use it to ward off Influenza, j ES Thousand* praise LUNGARDIA. For jsss sale by C. M. Ridgway, 3 Floor* F i l l e d W i t h H i g h G r a d e M e r c h ­ a n d i s e Dry Good* S h o e * Millinery M e n ’ s W o m e n '* a n d Children’* Wearing A p p a r e l Horae* Hav* Mwrioal tin. The seatAshed bf horse* is demonstrated by the rapidity ^fit which cavalry horse* iqait^j^e Big«ifi* canc*.of bugle «$ * , . ■ • Wfierd Boafi isfiot m u * A slaagdfcml. it Is a Persian word meaning nonsenad, and early last century it was ixqjular by * PersHmirenance, earn! "AdTMtqr** ef HsJll B«b« of v . *•• j At Greatly Reduced Prices 21 East Main St., NATHANS Springfield, Ohio MID , w MEN’S Big Reductions in Every Department Sale Begins And BOYS’ and / Everything Must Go SALE BEGINS Thursday Morn­ ing, July 14th SPR INGF IELD , O H IO N e x t S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g w e o p e n o u r d o o r s t o t h e S e v e n t h A n n u a l M i d - S u m m e r C l e a r a n c e S a le o f M e n ’ s a n d B o y s ’ C l o t h i n g a n d F u r n i s h i n g s . F o l l o w i n g o u t o u r u s u a l c u s t o m o f c l e a r i n g o u r s h e l v e s a n d r a c k s o f e v e r y d o l l a r s w o r t h o f m e r c h a n d i s e e a c h s e a s o n s o a s t o s t a r t t h e c o m i n g s e a s o n w i t h 2 c o m p l e t e . . ■'■■■■.■ ■, ■ . : ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■. , , , ■ ■ ■ F O L L O W T H E C R O W D S T O A R E A L M E N ’S STO R E , BOY’S 2-PANTS SUITS 20% Discount ..... $ 5.98 ......... $ 7.98 ...... .$ 9.98 $15.00 Boys’ 2-Pants Suit, $ 1 “I A Q n o w . - . - . . . . . * . . . . . . . . . . A w O Buy The Boys’ School Suit Now o MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S SUITS 25% Discount ......... $ 13.88 ......$ 16.88 ......... $ 20.63 ...... $ 26.25 $18.50 3-Piece Suit, now . . . . . . . . . . . $22.50 3-Piece Suit,’ . now..................... $27.50 3-Piece Suit, now . . . » ............ $35.00 3-Piece Suit, now ,........................... . . . . . .. SPORT AND CONLERVATIVE MODELS $7.50 Boys’ 2-Pants Suits, n ow .............. $10.00 Boys’ 2-Pants Suit, n ow , . . . . . . . . . . . . . *. . $12.50 Boys’ 2-Pants Suit, n ow . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I SPECIAL We have taken all broken sizes from our $2.00, $2*50, and $3.00 Shirt stock and put them in to one line for a quick clearance at the SPECIAL PR ICE OP♦♦•*•»••* $1 .39 SPECIALS Men’s $1.00 Work Shirts. . . . . 69c Men’s Orey Work Ao s e . . . . . . 10c Meii’s $2.00 Kahki R an ts,. .$1.69 Men’s $1.50 Overalls. . . . . . $1.19 STRAW HATS $2.50 and $3.00 4 *1 D O Straw Hats now. * 0 0 $4.00 and $5.00 A O Si raw Hats now. T h e S t o r e F o r M e n A n d B o y s SPECIALS Men’s 75c AthleticUnionSuits 48c Men's $1.00 Pure Silk Hose , , 79c Men’s 50c Silk Plaited Hose, ,39c Men’s $1.25 Athletic Union Suits # . * . , » , , , 89c Entire Stock of Soft Hats 2 0 % DISCOUNT rHESHlIB ..Give Us A Chance To Figure On Yowr Printing,,, m * l | O B i t