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should a mandamus suit bo brought j MILK IN CHUNKS. to place the offender In the l Cedarviflel College workhouse again there will be, BIG BOSS, VS., PROTECTIVE ASS’N LETTEfi P something doing in tho ‘‘reform"' it is now proposo to deliver milk camp. Ono faction of the drys j tu customers frozen. This is really wanted OharlPi Johnson for mayor, ■ Opened Tuesday. nothiug new, as that is tho way it lo TEMPERANCE PEOPLEtho other, under tho leadership of] LITTLE BOSS. HOLDS MEETING. commonly handled in Hihotia in] Or B. H. McClellan, wanted ■ The sixteenth y kr of Cedai'villo winter. You buy milk there in Brennan, i, . ‘Alfonso and Gaston” stunt College opened jtesday morning chunks, frozen around a stick which ()fJ TueS(J lnorm-,)g tbo n: n How will the people of Xeuia arid Monday afternoon the mayor ar- . . . , . . The Codarvillo Protective Asso It»W V tho county in general take Mayor with a good * tun* face. ciation held an interesting meeting peared before the ministerial **«,-< *!,at 18 b°»ffPUtoi. by tho twofac- Tii* program A EJf Si u • h M°“ Lf H d°U!fc tool: a two-horso wagon load of U ) cor. i Brennan's statements concerning .tions of the Republican central exercises was in the Mayor's office, Monday even clation and spoke on, “ Our City opened by Rev. |d*rson offering i* >i nn re”lt,, ,a 4. ° j uhaiM, table, beds, and em the jeleaso of a certain bootlegger committee of this county as to who ing, with a good attendance, Ow and don’ t spill the milk” but “ take -dry & other . articles,*. - ' which . . would - - bo - Government.” At this meeting it the invocation, ripture reading enro and don’ t break the milk,” for ' Tcll‘2 in that city, after finding iam controls the executive commitUt ing to the absence of President needed, up to tho cabin where we la stated that questions were put to by Rev. W. K. tfter which Dr. a oh n n k ofit dropped on tho hard that guilty? has reached ■.* stage where mere t-ooloy *n account of sickness, Mr, intended camping. On Wednesday the Executive as to hi# reason for Browulee of Clift lead in prayer, frozen ground will break into a lty? For more than a month tho tem liberating this particular man after mention of either body reminds one Alex Turnbull, vice president pro-1” we filled tho back with eatabh s, ’or mi A quartette no; fating of Bev. perance people of Xenia have been being found guilty, His excuse of a burlesque show, sided in Ills plaeo. j thousand pieces. dishes and ourselves (soma of the ance Tho committee originally wat Sanderson, L. BuJlenborgey, divided over the course pursued by was that he was out on “ probation’ The association heard the bills most important articles w# thought) id i d ■ under the control of tho “ reform” Charles Raney G.. F. Scigler the mayor* This factor entered which he claimed was a most effec read tor tho expense of the blood and we started out full of anticlpa- maj rendered several ictions through- WANTED. into the recent primary and was tual weapon, but this kind of pro element. By diqkeringand playing hounds as well as the Dayton auto 'tions of the good time coming. Tbo >' tile peanut politics those at the head but the exercise*. no doubt responsible for the Mayor cedure needs lo be used with cau mobile, The former was $25 and road ascends gradually from the lotibt of this movement lost control when The address of- morning was withdrawing and announcing his tion.. The mayor stated also that the latter $30. Tho chief of police Young lady of good address and time wo leave Dayton, which i:i hdrui delivered by Rev 0. Foster of intention of coming ot the general we must therfore “do the right as “ Bossa’ Schmidt and bis followers of Daytonaskod for the reward of. standing to-solicit aeco'unts tor col fifteen hundred feet above the Sea Salineville. G „, o ueed as his ■nfcioi. election. we see the right and thus have the stepped in and Increased the num fared for the return of tho Conley lection from doctors, milk men, level, until we reach our destina it: n. theme, “ An llenfc Spirit, There is oveiy indication that comfort of our own conscience and ber of the executive committee from horse and elovor seed. This was $25 dentists and merchants in Greene tion on the summit of Mt. Ecklor, aero fifteen to thirty... Good tempergroi? ut of the high- the ono time concrete organization patiently learn to endure outside and tlie trustees allowed the threo county, salary or commission. a "distance of sixteen miles and at ono t. This branch wanted to name the cst faculties of lit' Oultivate the such of tho drys in Xenia has been shat criticism, which is general y made bills. There were several other Steady employment and quick re- an altitude of four thousand six Eio dr; member of the Board of Elections the power of the an mind and tered by some, of the leaders play withouta knowledge ofinsldo facts” bills m connection with the last turns. Address at once hundred feet where my brother- d by aud this they accomplished. This good humor and rfect sunshine ing attli* game of strong arm poli It i# now claimed that previous to cases that wore paid. American Fiducial Co. in-law owns some valuable timber at the is regarded as the largest plum that will manifest for men are tics, It appears that these Jeadef# the primary Mr. Johnson sought By resolution an assessment of Ashtabula, O. land. 1 , It i rs m falls to the county organization. distinguished by fc _ powar to think, have sacrificed the cause of local the support .of the Brennan-Model- of ono dollar per member was or Wo arrived at our destination o sat The “ reformers” realized this also Daily application every lesson option and law enforcement, to en lan faction. Demands were made dered. All members that are not at about one o’elock p. m. and as on an but failed to get in their work in develops thought! ,es*. The #tu FO R SA LE ; hance their powers in a political of him-in return for support that fully paid up are notin good stand 22 head of Detain ce fcli time. dent can have n* ber motto than breeding ewes. l e s s way. ■ Mr. Johnson would not grant. Here ing according to the constitution G. R. McMillan. [Continued on last page.] Bast Saturday afternoon the com to pattern after m of broad sym- The contention in the dry ranks is where politics entered and ruined, and by-laws of tho association. io cm mittee was called together, suppos pathies. Learn ^to sympathize is whether Mayor Brennan acted any possible success on the part of Most of the members present paid ■Instil edly for the purpose of considering class mates and with wisely in releasing, from the work the temperance people. With such .^professors and their assessment that night. Others sly in the tie vote with the township trus everything about, house a colored bootlegger within a a division neither side could win ather sympa- should leave the money with the so a c tees In this towhship, A resolution thy forJUncllIiiesa henrt reaches few hours after bis cojmmtmcnfc to and “ Boss” Sohmldfc nominated a secretary and treasurer, Mr. 0. L, was offered to increase the executive distinction. The 'XoelJent spirit tins institution. lull city ticket that will "Without Smith. will committee from thirty to fifty. The manifests itself I We will be prepared to show the latest Tho story goes that this offender doubt be elected this fall. strong moral The trustees or captains asked for resolution was put. through by a character, strong called by phone a certain “ reform” The Herald has no direct interest yeically, inbe- more assistance and a motion was vote of ten to six, Only a few more lectnally and mor politician and notified him that un in the Xenia squabble other than, y. Stand on passed allowing each one to name designs in than half .of the membership were the rock of truth less he was taken from tho work for the success of the cause ot local you will de two additional men. It was the present. It is stated that ‘ ‘Boss” maiid the world'* house both would talco a trip to option and the bearing it will have tention on all sentiment of the meeting that when Schmidt still controls the central sides, Duty will Columbus, as he (the bootlegger), On the remainder ot the county. The g about pleas- a member heard of a horse being would just aa leave be there as committee and can make another ant relationship between student liberal men are boasting now that stolen to immediately offer his ser where he was. The whole affair is change in the executive whenever and professor, ThWbne that culti Fall and Winter Millinety they will elect liberal men for may vices. The telephone company was .ail echo of crooked work in the ho wishes to. It is claimed that vates these traitoftw the ones being asked to make a rule that the com or in, Xenia, Jamestown,' Yellow there is nothing more of any great fourth ward election two years ago demanded by th* dtftiness and po pany’s lines should be at the ser Springs and Cedatville and that importance that the committee can on the part of a “ reform” leader to litical world. f vice of the officers without having people do nob . want fanatical do so it makes little difference, who carry the election. Prof. A. Li Palnipr gave an ex to Wait qn the line where possibly cranks for these places, control# this body. * Whether the threat of the boot cellent reading of jme ,of Rudynrd there was gossiping going on. For years the people complained Just how the “ reformers” hold, Friday and Saturday, legger on the ‘‘reformer” reached NipHng's works, 2r©f« Palmer will Each member was asked to have about the kind of city government the new organization as regular is a to Mayor Brennan Is hot known, teach oratory beside# chemistry. a ready description of the herse* that “ Boss” Schmidt, administered mystery. Whenthe Schmidt crowd but wo do knoiv that the. man was owned. Cards were ordered printed but tho Herald desires to go ou rec toon charge and W. L. Miller was liberated, Since then tho Mayor's ord as to the methods that are be so that ft full description of each October 1st and 2nd actions have been questioned by the dethroned as chairman, he protest how* can be filled in. This would ing resorted to by “ so-called re ed that such work waft irregular temperance people who are oppos formers.” It is wrong to criticise THEATRE «TE$ . save giving a hasty description and would not stand. In fact all ing his faction. It is stated that after the horse had gone. These one and uphold the other. the “ reform” bunch hailed the blanks can be had of the secretary, Schmidt people as a lot of bandits Mr, Smith, and each member is We invite all to call and inspect . them and night riders. Now tin* some After making id” in New asked to get as many as is necessary crowd that felt the Schmidt dagger York and .Ohio* ii*y ana Aus- and fill them out immediately. came out last Saturday -with corn tin, the erstwhile • notchere” of cutter* and hand axst and took re vaudeville are fared m the fanatical coated: venge, In the mama of “reform” tTop O’ TIP FOR SALE; Gentle driving horse World,” wfeis I* come* to tor school children, tfnrl Wingfield, Sid, c . G, Turnbull. Miss jff. L. Craufurd, Ohio, Monday, fctepfc 28th. A guar KSttrMtlEi w d * “ reform” Hag. It’s to be regretted that Ferry ami Conk were not pres antee of the merit* of the attrac The Thinker Knows. M iss K^ate J\[isbet w ill a ssist Announce Their ent to gain information aa to mak tion# is the two long engagements Only the, man whose hand# /never ing a real capture and planting a In New York Glty at the Majestic touch the realities of fife .despairs of .% • and Casino Theatre# winch wa* human progress or doubts the provb “ real reform” flag. Sence of God.—Albert J. Beveridge. "Dr. B. B McClellan has been the followed by several months at the Studebakef theatre, Chicago. It New Arrivals for the Fall Season, 1909 “ Boss” of the reformers and is ha* odd people, a unique book, clev iW known as tho “ Little Boss” in Xenia polities. Of course JL E. er lyrics, music ot the bright and Schmidt Is the “ Big Boss” as usual catchy sort, dance# that appeal and LADIES’ and MISSES’ SUITS a big singing and dancing chorus, LD j that The following twenty men were In all the new models, beautiful designs, popular named in the resolution: D. 0. The plec* 1# lit two acts wit h three In An Jones, J. C. Townsloy, B. It. Mc scenes, namely Christmas Land, 1 8 7 7 1 9 0 9 materials, rich colorings, elegant trimmings and Clellan, B. F. thonias. George Stiles, Pass m the Mountain* and tlio Pal maiased perfect fitting. J. H. Andrew, J. C. Barber, GaJeB ace of Queen Aurora Borealis, on th* Plaza of in. the City of lllnsia. WREN’S Grinnel], R. L. Gowdy, Samuel Pe W Barnett, W. E. Burrous, L. M. Gar There is a plot winch concerns field, D. C. Coy, W . H. Donges, Shcliman, a parody on Wellman Walter Weller, W. T. Sehnediker, who 'started out an expedition to High Grade Ladies’ Waists, the North Pole in a balloon, a toy Springfield9 = = » = Ohio. from J. II. McVey, John Baughn, J. B. igl Christopher and W. A. Carpenter. maker, a little. girl who wants to I grow up immediately. Jack Frost > holds Monday evening tho executive Skirts and Petticoats committee members organized and the villain of Hi* North Pole Region it the replaced the men dethroned by the and two friendly Esquimeanx. Schmidt people some months ago. There are numerous xong hits and dance* and the Collie Ballet. Six t this ULTRA FASHIONABLE W. L. Miller was made chairman, John A. Nosblt, treasurer, Georg* young ladies and six dog# go ANNOUNCE THEIK. { was A. Hudson, secretary. through a series of graceful move MEN’ S and YOUNG MEN’ S SUITS ments, and the pretty animals en iN joy their work as thoroughly as do Of the latest styles in cut, materials and shades, BROWN-BLAKE. the girls. O f best workmanship, perfect fitting and shape re Harry Bulger in “ The Night of bes taining. Married at IS midday, August 10, the Fourth,” Is the laugh provoking ta il 1909, in the Presbyterian mission in exhibition which will be offered at ANNUAL FALL OPENING Coyoacan, bliss Isabella Blake and tbo Fairbanks Theatre on Thursday )S. Mr. Robert A. Brown. September 30th, This well knewn BOYS TWO-PIECE SUITS comedian needs no Introduction to m I)r. William Wallace, bead of th* With plain or knickerbocker trousers, up-to-the- mission school apd seminary offi the public. He i» a star in musical vim ciated at the ceremony, and about comedies. During tlie past seasons Thursday, Friday and Saturday, minute in style and fabrics, strongly made, ages, he has not a failure against him. mil 109 guests, intimate friends of the 3 to 16 years* brid* and groom, were present. In several cases he took material 3 t Tho marriage was a very quiet one which had not proved completely owing to the recent death of the successful and secured nproarous comic effects, giving life to the pro ! bride’s father, Mr. A. Blake, and September- 31st, October 1st and 2nd . no formal invitaHonfi were Issued, duction. The secret of his popular Men’s, Young Men’s and Boys ity and success is in the possession Tho bride was attended by six lit £ of a comic personality. He has an tle flower girls, Mistrtsses Marion, Florence and Margaret Vanderbilt, accurate sense of fun and is able to Elizabeth and Jallet B. Wallace, give this quality to any stage ma Separate Trousers terial he handles. In “ The night of and Marjorie Blake. Thore wore Musical program by Hawken’s Cadet Band Thursday afternoon, and no other attendants. Immediately the Fourth” he has an exceptional opportunity, for the piece is one in ■ ,< fk following the ceremony the wed night. We desire your presence. ■& t* : ding breakfast wa« spread at the Which he achieves his leading rep BOY’S BLOUSES utation a# a comedian, It is a like IY"S': £ home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. This Great Store lias in readiness for your inspection the largest and A. Blako, about thirty covers being ly farcical piece, with comic situa- With collars or band, in great variety, all sizes, tioiisfrom start to finish, all of a Wc laid- most comprehensive assortment of new Fall and Winter merchandise An early inspection is solicited. You will not be Immediately after the breakfast kind which Mr. Bulger I# so adapt Ail in handling. The production po*< -Jenkreioes not urged to buy. Mr. and Mrs. Brown loft on their ever tjhown in Ohio The collection is more beautiful than ever before, m i wedding trip to Oaxaca, where they scsos an abundant number of lively will stay for about two weeks. They catchy tunes, splendid specialties more varied, more attractive. Mawtkt.■wicwmivj 1 Mwvvwifl . and attractive dancing numbers. will make thoir homo in Coyoacan, Our Prices Are Uniform and Positive The company supporting Mr. Bul ir whet* Mr. Brown is connected with Tempting prices in all departments opening days. tho Presbyterian .mission, as he has ger is particularly capable one and been for the past five years.—Her tho costumes and sceneries are beautiful. Th# entire entertain' ly the Lowest. ald, Mexico City. merit is assured to furnish continu ous lnerlment, Tho farmers in the vicinity of Yellow Springs are getting ready FOR HALE; A cement block for an organization of a Protective machine ami moulds tor several All out-of-town buyers living within a radius of 40 miles of Springfield mak~ i Association, tho object of which fs kinds of work. Also house moving ing purchases of $15 or over will be refunded their round trip faro under tho < & M. HYMAN, to prevent horse stealing, The outfit, puUejy *, ropeftj eh*. Apply to ! many thefts of horses in tho county A. I). Towiisley. plan of The Merchants’ Association. j Ladies’ and Gentlemens Outfitters. lias stirred farmors in every section There should bo some plan of co $0 East Main Street, Ohio. operation botweou the va m u i or* Rheumatic rain* r*suw*t hy tm jh bp, |$$M’ **K*rw*t m , U *o«M *K«4* *«*» r w m Look for th# name op door and window* paiiteJttiehih 1 - titdHf Pa# *•» wyig. Mr. James B*jrimr attended lb* m nwAKtz&i* r«uuiou qt tb« wa, o. V. I. fu Lon- “ TAKE THIS CUT’ Tonic or biimulant?; -tow vn Tuesday util Wedaeeday, ' ^ c 2 5 J . n There is an immense difference between a tonic and a — Mr. W iltir Ittff want t* Mich- TNEEXCHAIGEIAIK stimulant. Tp one day, way back the next; that’s a Maf -b mond. MoaMay t« kid. some bridge IK 1 ^ t * f s \ t j * rJtahnt. Steady progress day by day toward perfect wwrkufths Peaserlvaaia railread .. a Jtenk----- \yerLs. Sarsaparilla is^ T on ic]: TfiaTojiipaay is d*able traaSiug ba- a show* tonic. The only Sarsaparilla entirely free from lw#a» Jttabmaiid and Indiaiiapolm lo r Inikxitg *nd CMldren. W* ESoMen? Yor» Eatuonagb ‘ chcL D o not stimulate unless your doctor says so. and pi*o€3t£e careful and prompt R#v.J mou I i. M*MilI*n and wife takhim . Do as he says. Yx.AwCo. J*uttiMaa. attcsrifoa to all busiacEs ^sssKi^m«msM of Great Neck, N. Y., arrived Mon The Kind You Have * iatraetf'il to tu*. p:x\A cause of aick-ljcadnshc, biliousness, indigestion, bad day and ara the g«#stc at the home :s, H;a your doctor ever recommended Ayer’s Fills to you? of the former’* parent*, Mr. and -B » » 5 Always Bought NEW YORK l>RAf T Mre. Jam## MeMiHan. Dr, 1 aae 'Wlstomian was in Col |S»i-Ci};:p and BANK .’ftlJ.N* i .ORDERS* The CedarrMe Herald. umbus Wednesday. Mr. C- W . Crouee is fitting up hia B ears th e The cheapest aui most eon- Jx.oo Pei’ Year. room on Mam street and will move “ Wo recommend it; there Isn’ l valient way tn m m money by The Dayton blood bounds wars in his meat store the first of th* weak. nay better.,, town Monday on their way to the mail. The room he vaeates has been used In mid-summer yon have to trust K A .tt'U U X tfk " - KeMto** Daniel Boysol farm near South Signature for retailing; meat for a number of Pxoinote3'DHp»H^.CheerfMF to ft large degree to your burirher. Loans Made on v5 I Estate, Charleston whom some scamp de years. iil«,9ahdIle?*C^llaliis Rfilher liberately slashad and destroyed a Personal or " ha * ;-i Security, FBITJAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1809. Ctoimit,MojrriitfUMt o f Well Cared For Meats melon patch with a corn hnifa. j f O l U A R C o t i c . •Baa ■MUi'J-SJXgWhen tho discovery wae made the CLEVER WOMEN THEN ANP NOW Banking ff< urs j A- M. to 3 P, M, in hot weather are the only kind to dogs wore telephoned for and were Writer Object# to Undue Glorification flut^afoujorJSiHea-nTami buy; we have proper appliances for S. W. siithS , Pr«ii Irnt. successful In getting a trail that will Additional Locals. no doubt provo who theguilty party of Past Celebrities, S kt- keeping thorn right, and they’re U. Xi, tJuiT t < 'i. » • t was. “Believe'me," said ihe Woman Win sweet and safe when sold. Don’ t g* Thinks, "I’m a little weary of rhapso In meat shopping when it’s hot. Buy Mr. H. R. Hitchcock, wife and dies over the supppuedly superior in of us and be sure.’ son spent Sabbath m Columbus. telllgence of the women of bygonr days. 'Why don’t those so generoin C. H, CROUSE, of praise give modem women > U s e CJSDABVILIiE, O. Mr, C. M. Crouse spent last Satur chance? It Is a sort of mental fash ‘ day in Cincinnati on business. Ion to assume that George EUot am. Women George Sand and Lady Mary Wortlej Women who suffer from Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Townsley en Montagu and I.ady Blessington and F o r O v e r tertained Mrs. Itankin of Spring- others like them were peculiar tc female ailments, frsqnenOy field this weak. W a t c h themselves and their periods; that nr woman of to-day can hold a candU Sleep neglect their troaMs* till a to thorn In any particular. I wondm Thirty Years general break-tlovi felbws. Mr. and Mrs. James Murry of tf thnt’a true. Seems to me there Sleep is nature’s re South Cnarleston spenb Sabbath are dozens of women In New York building period, when the Don’t wait till yonr easels with Mrs, G. W. Harper. F o r alone who are every bit as clever ac as had as that— lake Cardul those heroines of the past. Lady energy used by the brain, Mrs. J.H . Wolford and Miss Sa Montagu wrote delightful letters, bu< In time. It Is a safe, reliable tho art of correspondence lias not muscles and organs is re rah Wolford have bean spending a CMTORIA7MS CCNTAUft COMPANY, NEWARK CITYs medicine, for a!} women. passed from earth, and surely the ciii newed. If you lose sleep, few days this week with friends In L is t tured woman of to-day can be as Bnl Springfield. , sprightly. As for novelists and *«SH« *«
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“IT PAYS TO TRADE IN SPRINGFIELD." THE EDWARD WREN CO. —— P E m o n & L . — SPRINGFIELD, OHIO.
Ton are cordially invited to attend tho Fall Opening display of the newes; W* have mentioned ia our ads that we would soon open a New Department in connection with the and correct styles in footwear for Fall and Winter wear at other 75 departments of this great store. We are pleased to announce to the thousands of Interested one:^
it; User* liili’l W LE rs, ™ . The Grand Opening Of have to trurt m foatcrher. ;o r Meats Springfield's largest and best Shoe House has never been better prepared to prove its position of superiority than this season. You will find the same OUR NEW GROCERY DEPARTMENT 1 ' only lund to g appliances lor shoe styles, patterns and lasts at this store as are shown now in the . , ami they’r# large Eastern cities. icld. Don’ t g» IN BASEMENT, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER25 th. it’s hot. Buy An exclusive store room for Children, Ladiea and Men make it * I ' • possible for us to have all sizes and widths in a large variety of Btyles The new liind of grocery store, not the old kind, something different and better than you have ever USE, and thus give a perfect fit in every kind. known before. J3, O. WREN’S aim to supply all classes of merchandise that the people of Cedarville and vicinity desire to Opening Week9 September 27th to buy. We have hundreds of requests by our different patrons for Groceries. Some have said: “The ‘Big October 2nd. Store* ha* within the past few years, very much improved the dry goods, cloak and suit, shoe, furniture and house furnishing business in this city by new up-to-date methods, and persistent' demands for order and neatness. Why not open a grocery and show how good and clean a grocery can be made?” lire's re- , when the the brain, An Ideal Pure Food Exposition Miss Joanna Smith left this morn Mr. Alex Turnbull spent Thurs *X .ans is re So this is the principal reason why we will open Saturday next, the most modern, the cleanest and the 1 ing for Birmingham, Ala,, where LOCAL AND PERSONAL 1 day m Cincinnati. best stocked grocery sto’-e in Central Ohio. The foods that we sell will always be of the purest quality and 10 use sleep, i she will teach this winter. As**: robbed o f Mr. T. C. Wolford has purchased of the highest standard! of excellence that can be had. We shall cheerfully refund money on any unsatis ep should Mr. THoward Harbison has re 71 acreB of the Baper Baker farm factory article. The prices we guarantee will be considerably lower for the same quality than you can —House to Boat. Apply to D. S. turned from Stuggart. Ark., where Sous south of town. The consideration d loss o f ISrvitt. •~' he spent the summer. secure any where else— Wren’s always undersell every other stote. in; is given at $00 per acre. this loss This store since its natal year 1877, has always stood for small profits, and being ready to adopt the best Mr, Elmer Bvvry will attend the The library board has just recent The fortieth reunion of the 71th r. El e a phvs- modern ideas of merchandising and providing for the comfort and convenience of its patrons. Ohio Medical college .in Columbus. ly added a number of books among O. V. I. held in Xenia Tuesday was » Mei
longer. The day# are th* dlatnnce and altitude, the thing of greatest importance wa» to get 'growing colder. You something to satisfy the inner man, will need the heavier Having disposed of * goodly share of the substantials <>n which we ex underwear. pected to gain health and strength, we had time to look around us. We were in a nice two roomed log house “Mentor Comfort” with a good wide porch running the full length of it. A small lawn had Just the thing* been cleared of the trees and was covered with a soft green carpet Prices no higher. of clover plentifully besprinkled with fragrant bloom. A rustic fence There is such a de enclosed It and added much to the mand for this brand picturesque beauty of the little heme on th* mountains. that our assortment is All around us waB an immense for est got firs, tamaracks, and pines Osfort IMerwfw complete. ' iovreringstraight ae an arrow far up Children's Suits, - 50c Ladies Vest Suits - 50c into the blue sky, many of them having a length of ninety feet be Wen’s * $1.25 to $3 Other makes • 25c each fore a single limb made its appear ance. We tslfc rather lnBignifleant standing, at Uh* foot of these tall Ladies’ and Children’s monarch* of the forest and looking at such a host of them seeing which could grow the tallest and be kissed, New Suits, New Skirts, New Waists, by the suns rays soonest In the New Petticoats morning, or which would say the last good night to the king of day. Fine assortment. Prices fully 25 per cent lower Such a solemn stillness reigned than other cities. around us that we stood In awe feel ing that we were alone with God in one of “ his first temples." Ho seemed to fill nil space and we aald, “Surely thi* is a place where God HUTCHISON & GIBNEY loves to dwell and it Is good to be XEtflA, OHIO. here,'’ But we needed a place to lay our heads, as we oould net stand there sky gazing to see the topmast W e make garments which appeal Jnly to branches of the tallest tamaracks, the, woman who appreciates beauty of l i n e - so we brought our thoughts to earth with a sigh and turned us about to individuality — quality— quiet refinement. got our house in order. COME, IN AND SEE THE And when evening shadows fell We spend' $50,000.00^ a yea r for art in and we were aweary and thought to designing— $50,000.00 simply that W b oltex sleep, w# gladly retired to our rest- garments, in style, may be supreme: BUCKEYE DISC GRAIN DRILLS lug places and to sleep we thought, but alas for fond anticipations. A ^ And these distinctive garm ents— coats— -DRAIN TILE FARMERS FENCE wood rat had been making the cabin his home and restated onr intrusion suits— skirts— dresses— are sold by a good store ■ o when the light went oat he came near^you— you may know them by the.label: GASOLINE/ENGINES in. W* tried to rout him but he hid behind a box. Sister threw her ahoe at him but only succeeded In C. N. STUCKE.Y & S O N . knocking a picture which we bad been painting, off an easel. In the morning while we were eating breakfast, she went to a box of ap ple* to see bow many it had sain-' pled. While she was countlhgtbem she happened to look, up and the rat was standing with its fere feet Coats Suits Dresses Skirts on th* box looking at her* Apples seemed to be their favorite kind of for Well Dressled Women fruit. He was finally disposed of and also six others. They look very . For Our 'style ideas we search the whole world That is why we can guarantee'#^ Wooltex Announcement. much like oar house rat Only their /The W ooltex garmentsshown of fashion. Our S 50.000.00 style organiza garment for two f uii seasons of satisfactory wear. ears are larger and they have a short tion is in-charge of the„famous . Madame fierewilt beclispHyed bya nier- Savarie, of Baris. Costs No More Than Common bushy tail. chant near yoir Watch your But with ail that is good and new in style Whatever garment you buy, you pay at least In a little dell a few steps from before us, we-do not copy—we create.' the price of Wooltex. * the house were two springs t>f deli daily nevvspapt for his an - The $50,000.00 we spend each year for Our eight master designers choose, modify, W e desire to announce to the public that cious lee cold water. One, brother nouncement of the arrival.of Wooltex style costs you nothing extra. adapt the styles of the; world— and _ create The extra-value Wooltex materials cost you watered the hers** from. From the these and many other^new American styles.: . we are prepared to care for all funerals. An other w* carried water to us* at the nothing extra. house. W* had to ores* a rustle W boltex styles Distinctive American Style v The extra-careful Wooltex workmanship costs elegant new funeral car has been purchased ■j/u nothing extra. bridge mad* of two fallen logs, such It is*a costly process. But it is the secret WOOLTEX Coats -$ 1 5.0 0to $35.00 * Through perfect organization we offer extra as well as the necessary equipment, all mod as we loved to walk in our child of Wooltex charm. It distinguishes the woman value without extra cost. hood days. Leaving this d*U, after WOOLTEX Suits -$25.00to $45.00 who wears Wooltex from the crowd who ern in every respect. a five minutes walk through a dense WOOLTEX Skirts ~$ 5.00 to$ 15.00 wear copies of fashion plates, which are them Style Book Free / forest, through underbrush and WOOLTEX Dresses—$15.00 to $35.00 selves but copies. In our style book are many illustrations which, over fallen timber, w* come to ah Beside the style in a Wooltex garment there represent the whole work of our $50,000.00 style Mr. J. Harry Nagley, graduated from is extra quality material and extra careful work ether valley and a large spring of Every W ooltex g a r m e n t - organization. This book .will be sent free on re manship. 1 quest. Simply ask for Style Book 57, and address Clark s Embalming School, Cincinnati, holds th* clearest, coldest watsr m a ro coat— suit— skirt «-dress —. antlo spot where lovers might is guaranteed for two full sea-> a state license and will have charge of tha talk unmolested most of the year sons o f satisfactory wear. The H. Black Company embalming. He has had experience in this unless master bruin or the wildcat or cougar cam* down toget a drink Pari* work in Columbus and Cincinnati and was Nevertheless the spring and the THE H. BLACK COMPANY, Maker* C levelan d merry dancing rivulet, bordered highly complimented. with ferns and shaded by the over hanging alders, is very beautiful Thi* is die page Wooltex announcement which appear* in the Very respectfully, and while there I painted it for the family. W* had many pleasant strolls through th* tall timber, but O c t o b e r Ladies’ Home JournaL it was pretty hard work for every where was fallen timber. It looked W ooltex Garments for sale by as a tornado sometime in th* past had leveled all th# great trees to raeaeasL* th* ground. Some of itmnst have I, fallen ornturles ago for some of the 0 0 trees new standing are immense iti % fJ size ahd height. W# gathered huc kleberries on Maloney and Eckler 9 f too, and ate delicious pies made from the same. I cannot describe to you the breaks of the Tucanon rivsr along NeeULLOUQH’S UFE S1 VMB which w* walked for a long dis FOUR FLOO&.S tance. fl’hsy are very interesting Fairbanks Building. BLOOD PURIFIER and exceedingly beautiful. They 14*16-18-20-22-24 W est Main St* are net so high ae Mt. 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