The Cedarville Herald, Volume 47, Numbers 27-52

BE WARNED! This Sale Ends Saturday Night JULY 19 THAT JOP. M. ( today and bring the children and share in these wonderful savings we have for you. Buy plenty as you will make no mistake. Your11soon need these' shoes just thinlc o f the little money in* vested! ■ * _ * Stop and think! Then buy1! FINAL WARNING! Sale Positively Closes Saturday JULY 19th, at 10 P. s XENIA, OHIO I 217 Pair Women's Oxfords and Slippers Values to $6,00 Re-Priced $1.95 Rad, Green, Grey and Blue K id Strap. White Kid Strap, Green trimmed. Patents Tans, Chocolate, BJack and Tan Vicx Kid, * Smoked Rlk and many combination colors and patterns. AU sizes. BE WARNED---0NLY 9 MOREDAY’SFINALRE-PRICINGANDMARKDOWN-EVERYPAIRINTHESTOREAT SALEPRICE 400 Pair Misses* and Children’s Chords and Slippers Values to $5.00 Re-priced $ 1,45 ■Patents, Tans. Red and Two Tone, Dull leathers and kid. Dozens andgdozens of styles and patterns. Sizes 5 to 2 for children age 3 to 12 years. One Big Lot* Men’s, Women's and Children's Canvas and Tennis Oxfords - ' . One Lot • Women's White Canvas Oxford^ and Slippers, Values to $5,00 Re-Priced 50c pr ThisSale hasbroken allSellingRecordsat Moser’s. Bargains! Bargains! For All Our sincere, cordial and hearty thanks go out to you today for 'the ready, overwhelming, generous response accorded our call to come and share and help yourselves from this Gigantic Shoe Sale, and now, this week we invite you to come back and bring your friends to share also in this banquet of Re-pricing and markdown for the final wind-up, Saturday night, July 19th at 10 o ’clock. -•* . ’ <' , • . V \ * . ' , •' , . *! / ' , . . . ' ' * Every Pair of Our High and Low Shoes in this Big Store goes into this Sale art Special / Said'-Prices One Big Lot Men's Oxford* Tan* end Black Leather* Many Style*. Value* to $10.00 Men's Dm * Oxford* Tan* and Blacks Values to $8.00 Re-priced $4.95 Re-priced $3.95 2 Lots Men's Work Shoes Tan* and Black.Leathers t Good Styles and All Solid Leathers Re-priced$1.95 and $2.45 Women's Comfort Slippers' Soft Kid Leather: Cushion Insoles Re-priced $1.19 One Lot .. .■ Misses* and.Children’s Barefoot Sandals Red Leather Values to $3.00 Re-priced$1,45 175 Pair Misses’ and Children's White Canvas Slippers Values to $2.00 Re-priced50c pair All Styles AU Patterns AU Sizes One Lot Boys* and Girls' Barefoot Sandals Re-priced 89c One Lot Women's Barefaot Sandals Red, Blue, Green and Tan Leathers Re-priCtd $1.95 One Lot . Women's Barefoot Sandals Tan, Red and Green Re-priced $1.45 *A11 Sizes 488 Pair Women’s Oxfords, Sandal* and Slipper* Values to $10.00 Re-priced $2.95 Tan and Black K id leathers, also Patent*, Black Satin, Grey and Tan Kid, Smoked Sport Oxfords, Hollywood 'Sandals, in Gray and Sand Suede and. Black Kid ,Colonials and strap effects in all style heels. All size*. 517 Pair Women’s Oxfords and Slippers , » Values to $10.00 Re-priced $3.95 Brown and- Black Satin. Colonial and Straps, Gray Suede Strap, Black and Brown Gross Strap. Sand Sued* Strap Sandals. Low heel. Brown Kid arch built. Patents in fancy pattern* and> dbaofts of other good styles. A ll beds and all sizes, Come earlyas some of the lots are limi­ ted and can’t last long. ‘ 87 Pair Children's ’Very Dressy Slippers and Oxfords Value* to $2.00 ’ , ■ t ■ Re-priced 50c pair 69 Pair Men's White Canvas Oxfords '•Values to to $4.00 Re-priced $1.00 Pair BE WARNED! SALE ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 19TH. # « • • • • * * <# * LOCAL AND PERSONAL * • • * ♦ ...♦ * * * * Binder Twine, Peerless Standard At Service Hardware Co. A son was born to Mr,..and Mrs. Mac Anderson, Sabbath. Kenneth Little. Gilbert %Coy and J a m e s McMillan are at damp Knox Military Training Cantp in Kentucky. Messrs, T. V. lliff and Roger Stor­ mont accompanied Mr. and Mr.:» bred KieMs to hteir home in Milwaukee, I lit Saturday W, 11. Smith himbeen lame for sev­ eral days due to a flower pot falljnc . ad striking him on the ankle, The injury, while not serious .makes rt ..{most impossible to get about. Word has been received hero that K Loyd has boon quite ill in Spring w I ktc ho has been staying for eye*at months. Vnr Sato;” - Font Coupe. Xrt good Jte.RO.OgWto, Bov. laid Mrs. B, E. Stevens had: Andrew Jackson has been attend-J for their guests Friday and Saturday lug- the Association races in Colum- the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. bus this week. Woodkamiwr and Mr. and Mrs. Ben-* — , - ............. ehel of Sayler Park, Cincinnati. High Grade Lawn awing* at low nrie.es. Service Hardware Co. Mr, and Mrs. J. V. Tarr and daugh­ ter, 1Dorothy, spent a very enjoyoble Fourth and week-end with relatives and friends at Cedar Point, For Bales- Buggy, rubber tiro, and leather top, in good condition; also sot of buggy harness complete; hand made; priced for quick sale. See James It, On*. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fans of Cleveland are visiting Mr. and Mr*. J, E, Farts, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Speer and their daughter, Betty, of Cleveland, spent the Fourth with Mr, and Mrs, J. E, Fnris. Misses Mury Townsley and Dorothy Wilson have gone to Chautauqua, Now York, to spend the summer. Wanted:* To buy Hay in field or to cut on shares. Call Xenia 1155R 2t Use‘Instant Paste for wall papering Dry paste powder awl coal water. No! trouble, cheaper and better. Get it at Ridgway’s , The Co-operative Cream station is now located in the Evans building next to Hartman’s store. Rev, W. R. Graham of Larayclte, Ind., is spending part of bis vacation with relatives here. Place your order for locust posts at once. A car of split posts, extra goad grade, Cedarvllte Lumber Co* » Patman Contracting Co, has eted the Columbus piko from laytoa MriKBHn fw’irt to >«»*'■ bridge, the eotmfy hue, h now oj-en to traffic. The Put- Company is moving its equip- to Bryan, U, where they have m contract* Mto. W m . Conley entertained the members of the Clark's Rim Club The beautiful home was decorated with summer flowers of various kinds A color Scheme of pink and white predominated. Sweet peas Were the favors. The election of officers re­ sulted as follows: Mrs, Huston was reflected president; Mrs. Hugh Turnbull, secretary and treasurer; Miss Dorothy Collins reporter. Club members are now looking forward to "the annual picnie to bo held instead !# f the regular August mooting, Wilbur White left Thursday for New York City where he sails on Saturday for Egypt. He takes ttw Canard line to Liverpool with &party of young men that go as missionaries and teachers in Assuifc College in Egypt, Mr, White enters this work ! on a three year program. His parents ] Dr. and Mrs. J. V. White served as missionaries several years ago in Egypt. . Tailor Made caps—wade to order. Select from 20 different fabrics and four styles. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. • Authorized representative of Mans­ field Tailor-Made Caps, Robert. Huffman, Miss Bertlm Anderson of Colorado is the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Thomp­ son Crawford awl other friends hero, Charles Harris and family moved to Dayton this week. Henry Wiseeup lifts rented the Smith property just vacated by Mr. Harris, 154 household, food and beauty pro­ ducts to sell direct to homes. Big pay to wide awake men and women. All or part time, Nosexperience needed. In­ structions and sample outfit free. Health—O Quality Products Co., 117 Duane St,, Cincinnati, O, The opera house is being dressed on the exterior with a coat of paint, which did not arrive any too soon to help the appearance of the building. The heating system is worn out after many years service and the trustees are arranging to install a nowfu r ­ nace before fall. LADIES WORK AT HOME, pleas­ ant, easy sewing on your machine. Whole or part time. Highest possible prices paid. For full Information ad- toss L. Jones, Box 2. Onley, 111, J. F. Gordon, Jamestown, candidate for state rtpicsentattve was in town yesterday in the interest of his cam­ paign* L. J. Tabor, Master of the State] Grange, was in town yesterday in the * interest of the Ohio-pennsylvania1 Joint Stock Land Bank. “ I The annual Fourth of .July picni of the Kadantra Club was held last! Crlbbage. According to John Aubrey, la his Mr. and Mrs. John Ross and Miss] Effie Conley left Tuesday on a trip to j to Darke county. They will spend some l time fishing at tho reservoir at Celina before returning home, Ed Flynn, formerly editor of tho- South Clunleston Sentinel, returned some time ago from nearly a year’s slay in California. On his return ho became ill and was taken to a Xenia hospital for treatment. Mr. Oil Townsley and wife of Hunt­ ington, W. Va.t in company with Mr. pud Mrs. Court Satterfield called on friends here Monday evening. Mr, Townsley left hero about thirty-five yearn ago and on his abort visit hr.d the pleasure of chatting with many of his former friends. Mr. Townsley at {one time was employed on tile Herald and migrated to Anderson, Ind., about the same time that Bert Alexander and W, D. Nisbct, also former em­ ployees started out for themselves. ! {Some time ago a meeting was held here to find out sentiment for the 1 oiganizatiou of a local gipngo. As : the night was unfavorable" due to a storm another meeting will ho held thfa fall. * ,* „ . If -CwlUUJJF Ml WVAMJ UIHT/I Ifl 111 I nday at the Galloway camp on the. -Brief Lives,” the game of crlbbege* Miami river the guests of Mr. and’ - - . ..................... Mrs. \V. W. Galloway, S was Invented by Sir John Sodding, who lived from 1002 to 1042. i "5 Not Always, , . A philosopher may he so Individual, fctfc that he never notices what he os ■ other people have on, t Mis*s Jessie Email is spending two {weeks at Lakeside. And Mush Mers Dangerous. The maniac behind Pars is a sad ’ sight; but the one behhiu a steering wheel Is oven more depressing.--The i Duluth Herald. t l _ i MONEY 51 % ' Eor 5, 10 or 20 years Interest payable annually W. L. Cleraans 1’OR SALE:—An Im­ proved 45 acre farm dose to Cedarville. Priced low* The S h in g le .that neVer curls ‘ T ‘ HESEnnuktUe tfibitM- havebeen severely tested on i« buildings in all part* o f the . country tor mane than tenyears, j Their attractive red, green and ] J^-blaefcakteeolore ; The *late $ves spark-ptoof pro- I taction against Hying ombm, CaHanusforsampkemdpcto**, : THK OtDARVILL* I.UMBBR <0. j CIDARYILL*, OS*)