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FORTY-SIXTH y e a r NO, 43, CEDARVILLE BAY. OCTOBER 12, 1923 PRICE, $1.50 A YEAE VBi GasPresssre CHANCE FOR Bid GAME THIS S A u toau b CONDENSED OHIO NEWS IsReduced Fw County N*wa Items Picked at Rudom and.Boiled How* for fts-Bwy Read*- Shall we meet * situation that ia The Green* County Automobile k#Ybnd our control and have gas or Mr*. WllUam Kibler, $0, wife of .a Club was organized Tuesday wjbeft a tlwll we proceed as we are at present \v«st End . Traction company, meeting was held lu Xenia that was and have little or no gas? Marion county farmer, committed sui ( Youngstown, subsidiary of the Pena- cide at her home with, a razor. No uveiiueu uy a number pf auto owners. Every pi* consumer In GedarviUe, aylvaaia-Qblo Electric company, riled cause was assigned. In the election of officers George is face to' face with the question of with the state public utilities commis An Indictment was returned against fcass at the company’s terns or no sion a petition to abandon streetcar uittle was chosen president of the Fred W. Hecht, former cashier of the .dub, Lewis Allison, vice president gas ot all. service iu and between Niles, War- American National Bank and ‘trust On June 26th J, W, Curry, Pitts ‘ ren, Girard, Mineral Ridge aud Lesv- company' at Deyton, by the federal Jiiiver Bolden, secretory; A. E. .■'aulkner, treasurer, burgh, representing the Ohio Fuel Ilttriburg. ‘ grand Jury at Cincinnati. Gas Company, appeared before a few i Sentence# of Stearl Wiseman, Co R, E, Jones, 70, well known under, {sixteen directors were named and lumbus, serving, three years lor auto, taker at Columbus, is dead. die board empowered to name four of the members of counci and ashed mobile stealing; Peter p. Goltra of of ’ia change in the present contract Fourth class postofflees at Waukin,. .ddilionai; The board is composed'of Cleveland, one to three years for Smlthville and Port Washington, have that would permit a charge of $1, or -he following; George Little, Heriry forgery, and Robert Lewis, colored, beqn advanced to presidential class. Binder, 0. H. lies toman, C. R. Hinkle 95c net, for the first thousand feet of Dayton, IQ years to life for second Ralph L. Slse, 37, Springfield, died A. A. Kelly, E d.BalJard, Ralph Wol- gas. used by every consumer and the degree murder, commuted by Gov from a broken neck, received when (ord, E. A, Gster, W. 13, McCallister, second thousand and o-ver.at the rate ernor Donahcy to expire at. once. he fell from a tree he wae trimming. of 45c net as at present. Gertrude Ann Kendjg, 13 months Dr, Arthur D, Pitcher, professor of A H, Little, J A. Finney, P, B. Yock- The plan of the company in asking old, choked to death on a screw at mathematics at Western Reserve uni >y, A E. Faulkner, Dr. A, C. Messen- An ordinance was left for council the home of her parents, Mr, and versity for the last eight years, drop .,'or, Dilver Belden. - < Only making p minimum rate of doe Mgs, WlUlag KendJg, Wadsworth. ped dead of heart disease at his home Tho club lias been incorporated. Harvey Vance,' farmer near Galli- • instead of 50c as at present. in Cleveland.' mder the laws of the state and will polls, reached behind a .log to pick Governor Donahey has refused to An ordinance* was left for council % lave quarters in the Binder building;' rip a squirrel he had shot and he act on charges filed by Attorney Gen in Main street. to consider, Following publication of was bitten by a, copperhead snake, eral Crabbe against. Assistant Wel The club will be affiliated with the ' the preposition a storm of protest a- ? f He will recover. ’ fare Director John McNamara, Sr., rose at once * Council has since let the Pledges totaling $225,(100 have been pertaining to alleged misconduct un liitional and state motor associations. 5 ordinance lay on the table. made by Reformed churches of the der two former state administrations. As spon as membership ticketsjfrom This week representatives of the state to be used for new buildings He charged Crabbe with “playing pol :hose organizations and the emblems company came here and under orders at Heidelberg college at Tiffin. itics," « ire received, an active campaign for . from headquarters set the regulator Mrs, H. L, Harnley, Columbus, was > Fred J, Green, 62,* traction line con nenibership wall be made- at three' ounces pyesstise. Tuesday elected president of the Woman's Mis struction engineer, died at his home It is said that Greene county > has" sionary society of the Southern Ohio , it was changed to two ounces. In Springfield from injuries received more than 6000. automobile owners, conference. In- an automobile accident several from which a strong dub should be ■ Wednesday morning there was not Under the terms of the will of the months agoi ■ > - organized. - , ! ,. * a few cold houses about town and late Sophia W. White,''the Jane M. ' Rate of $8.50 a month for .unified the morning" coffee was n it heated Caije hospital "at Delaware will re business telephone, service in the without a long wait. ceive her real, estate.- Canton exchange area is held a legal AMERICA’ S MARCH IS NEARING - As for'the Herald it was the first zMary Pallante died at Youngstown and lawful charge by the public utili- ITS 30TH YEAR OF AGE msa morning in the five years that we HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. ; construction,' aCcof ig to the element of burns received'when her clothing | tie commission. ■ have used a linotype that , the gas composed, caught &re ’as she was playing with* Jack'Manning, 28, colored, rlddlad The most-popular march ever writ- when turned on, full would riot he§t matches in front Of her home. . the body of Richard Atwood, 29, also Sousa's “The Stars7 and - Stripes "Cedarville citizens are to have ap 1 The elements interchangeable, Gallia county tobacco growers will [ the metal. The same Was "true Wed Matter has no colored; with, bullets when the' two Forever,” is nearly thirty years old. evening of pure fun and merriment f tee, mind and its haye the largest crop of burley In met at Lorain.' Manning Is held on nesday -morning. The Cedarville Bak Saturday evening, Oct. IS, The teach states are the-i ‘ real things, the We as a nation, began to hum it back | history this season. . , a murder charge. He charges -that in 1898, at the time we Were at War - t -> ery had trouble heating the oven ers c f the public school are putting on t real things, the *1 universe. There ' I 1‘.‘ i j Judge E, E. Corn of the attorney the slain man eloped with his wife with Spain, When .the war ended, we due to low gas pressure.. n school Carnival in NagleyV Hall to j is no big, no little no beginning, no general’s office, who has been special from GaryTTnd., and robbed and de kept on humming it We are still hum * Mr. Curry at the meeting here In which the entire public is invited. „ l end,1 In fact, ith quite confusing, counsel for the public utilities com serted her at Sandusky. ming- it. We hummed it when we went .Tune stated that increasing edsts of % Many-of our old friends such as Ge- ! 'Mussolini decide to. sell advercis- mission for several years, has resign- Ohio’s proposed new state office into the World-War. What is more, operation had kept the company from I'.eboo, the only living one of its kind { mg space on post ;e stamps. It will ,sd to resumew the practice of law in building may take the form of addi we hrive learned how. to cheer it; it Is,' earning more than 0 1-1 per cent the in capitivityj Maggie and Jiggs; Muttj not be gooa publi r, Advertising’ on 1 frdntdn-. He was formerly a judge of tions to the present state house an perhaps, the most vitally - ’American past year or so. and Jeff; Aunt Eppie Hogg and otner I Street car transte! ?-. tried, 'is found asnrnqn pleas court there. 1 nex building, or some other additional tune anybody has heard.", s .‘ ]' ■ ' Hast February the company adopted of comic fame will be there to enter-! not worth while, i lveytising on post- Punfjc utilities commission author structure on the' present state house J£OUised the tUl Ohio Power company to Issue grounds, It was indicated by ’a mem a plan to equalize the cost o f service tain, the crowd age stamps will be .worth less. Oddly enough, Sousa, himself, does $8)000,0000 of first and refunding mort- ber of the state office building com- not regard “The Stars and Stripes” to consumers so that each wqUld pay There will be side shows of rill kinds FIVE YEARS AND CHANGES’g The person putting on toe stamp giê 6 per cent bonds, .to ba sold at misslon.' its best effort in . marches. JLsk him his'share , a parcel post booth, the Old Curosity POWER AT THE MINE, J won’t look at it, much Ipss read, the not ices than 94 . per cent of par, to Ralph Frash, 10, of Roseville, had Which is the hast, and he’ll invariably * i When Mr, Curry was here he stated Shop; a famous fortune teller; a ride THANKS .TO MR. EASTMAN \ advertising. Advertising iq valuable ance improvements and additions his 'right leg- 'amputated - at' the hip tell you that his choice* is “Semper that 51 towns visited all had granted on. the Dip the Dip, and all kinds of only when puc where people want to | i' facilities. at a Zanesville hospital. He was in , & BAD ADVERTISING. \ Fidelis”, which he .composed for and the increase. We have since been un mod things to eat. No-one will be dis see it, when they have leisure to rnad pr.' D. Tod Gilliam, well known jured in an automobile accident. dedicated to the United States Marine reliably informed that rill the towns appointed Who comes with expecta Five years ago this month more it, The best {advertising is in newspa physician, died at his home in Colum Six weeks ago Athens city council changed' the name of Court street to Corps. Previously to th| publication . on the line have accepted the new tion of having a good time, than 400,600 United States soldiers pers. Repetition is# reputation. bus. He was in his 80th year. rate except Cedarville and Xenia* s ’ ’ 9 . Marion city schools will be dfs* Main street. So, many kicks were of “ The Stars and Stripes,” - the began the drive on the Argonne. Sev led Nor, 2 In memory of the birth *, made fhlt the city dads chiluged it American public ‘ liked best" The ‘ fPhe -eonrpany is j w selling gas to Each pupil contributed ten cents fqr. e r it y J vr v.* •v’fjf • . ; the cities of Middletown and Hamil the purchase of flags for the high Washington Post,” Whicll s^ll ’stands wounded, in tlgntlng ’ thn -T^ teWN^-vip/Uecpecially when Sous^ in In di ton at 45c net at the meter without school. As there ate four high school along a forty-mile front. ’ - narvon, who dug into toe tomb o f -jjj tTQm keeping autos while attend land, admitted, police say, ,the shoot; rection of the performaiic#. any cost of distribution. These cities -rooms each class bought a flag for one Soon after that toe war was"oyer. Tutonkamen, died naturally* Some in- j college. , i lag of Mra- MargaPet 'DiVensenzo, her Lank up the date o f the coming of then resell -it at 60 and- 70 cents per room. The Juniors bought the large Five years ngo, and the soldiers, to êct bite produced blood poisoning. * phlo’s only narrow Ariuge ?a!?ro^ ! mother-m-law, Mrs.' Margkret DiVin- this great band to Sprirfgfielrt. thousand net, flag for the assembly room, the Sen whom excited ' and freightened big The Carnarvonuirothpr said, when êgan operations of tordugh"' trains senzo is in a hdspltal with a bullet The company has plenty o f gas on iors for Mrs. Wilson’s roem; the So his brother opened the tomb, “Some- | betWeen Bollaire and Zanesville, wound in her shoulder.' poeketbooks promised the moon and XENIA TRACTION MAY - GO the main line probably . as much rife phomores for Mr, Drew’s room and thing dreadful will surely happen to ’ ' John " Thomas, alia* Gabriel Ro- .f;Mre. Sallie ,M. DUbnaway of Oilah- stars, haVe not yet received aperiny gef/ JKy,; was killed aid5 James Fiefs* : 0 UNDER RECEIVERSHIP SOGN 135 pounds pressure. This gas is for the Freshmen for Miss Patton's room, of the pitifullj small bonus that rep our family.’’ He died naturally, like errested at Akron In connection , sale and like-any other commodiy will the grade pupils also,gave money for his. brother, from complications fol- slaying of William Edward ter arid Jack 'Jocksori of Lawrence- resents the dwindling down of all burg, Ind., were seriously injured In The Dayton and Xenia traction line : go at the highest market price, which flag3 for their respective rooms. gratitude. lowing an operation. Still, theh super- PW ° i ? u“ ^ erIand’ Md l 18 Ba,d to automobile accidents in Cincinnati. is in financial trouble as U Milwau in this case will he the towns that pay .9 . 9 ■ stitious will believe that a Pharaoh, i eêred J?hn Hen- Martin,.Crane, 50, Youngstown, and kee institution is asking for the ap The classes on the upper floor are ' , - f f i “ ■ . ' ■ ■ the most. There’s a plan to simplify toe coal turned to dust, reaches OUt with his. igy-g haberdashery at'Olevemnd, held Gub r Kilburg 'were ruri down by auto pointment'of a receiver.’ The bank Cedrirville has bebn. very fortunate being tantalized Ibis week by aroirtiat-; problem.. Railroads won’t like it—no curse through ttnrty-five hundred, up 'tho cferk, John Knapp, and -OS- mobiles in toe streets of Cleveland holds more than $300,000 the com arid always enjoyed a good service at ic fumes from the domestic science and ki|led,' more coal to carry. Middlemen v. ill de years. ^ : j cafied with $400 In ,cask. pany paper that is past'due. The U. the hands, of the gas company. From nd of the basement. Someone ven- . -MorgriU R, Jones, who, with his 2 test it, — Kf-^- ' I Receivers of the Ideal Tire and 3. court in Cincinnati last Saturday all- indications jt is pay the price or ured the question, “Is it pop-corn,or wife, were .burned , in a gasoline ex The idea is change the' coal into *In the Philippines,' General [Wood i pubher company, Cleveland, were au- refused a receiver but hris since indi d o 'without gas this winter. , onions 2” We 'suspect that candy-mak plosion" at fife home' in Columbus, is electric current.at the mine. Electric is using the army to fight locusts that j^hbrized by D. C. Westenhayer,. ted- cated that one would be' appointed if With a two or three ounce gas ing is the chief business, Come to the eat mops. That’s the kind of war j^rjl judge, to' sell f6r^l67;9^3-.5t. dead. Hie ‘ wife :is expected to re ity carries itself over the wires, with th bank and company cculd agree on pressure we would not be able to light carnival Saturday night and. get a that arnfies SHOULD make, and the » files Anna Daxnior, 20, of Mineral cover. no bumping of freight cars, no fiat Cities and towns in Cuyahoga, Ash some one person, otherwise- the court ■ a lamp with the weather near zero. better smell. Only kind that they will make, when .'Rh5*6. near Niles, died in a Warren wheels, no loading and unloading. In tabula, Geauga, Erie, Huron, Lorain, would make the appointment, The The usual pressure for this place in • • • • the earth becomes civilized. jiobpital two hours after she had stead of buying coal, changing it into Wallowed a quantity 6t j^blBOn; by Lucas, Ottawa’, Sandusky and Wood company says that buss Tines last cold Weather is five ounces or more.. Don't forget the Carnival. , Government flying' machines now power and heat five hundred or a m|*take. obiihties fcrVtfi be plafcbtl under' regu year hauled 10,000 passengers be The price of gas is always going to are spraying forests to protect tree* thousand miles from the mine, skilled Arnold Bray, 17, of SaUnevilie, Cq- lations to keep - the European corn tween Xenia and llaytoii that other " he regulated in a manner by the sel Be sure to bring your common from peats. In France, flying mach bprer in check. ; labor at the mines would change coal lumbiana county, shot and killed bitri- wise would have been hauled by toe ling price of coal. The Ohio State sense, (cents). ines replant denuded mountains. That Emanuel ' Fait,, 46, New Philadel into electricity to be used for heat, sejL* He was despondent over the traction company. "University through experiments have work will go on when war, a# a kill phia, < was, “killed :'prhen ”a team of light and power wherever wanted. death of his parents. proved that gas it 50 cents a thous ing, trride, will have been long forgot ' bardington board of education is horse*" her was? driving^'rari hway, P. S. “Dates with Peaches are per- That will come in time. BRICK I AY ING WAS * and feet is equal to coal at $6.50 per mlasable Saturday night. Boys go to ten. a*klng for an increase of two and* Zeuas Search, his sou, Bert, and Thanks to Mr. Eastman, of Roches Harry McNutt were seriously Injured COMPLETED WEDNESDAY ton. • it. One-half mills in the tax levy at the' ter, and the wide, wide world, this coming November election for the when toe Ford truck iu which they Should gas not be available every CEDARVILLE HAS EXCELLENT conn toy sees efficient and thorough de purpose of erecting a nqw school were .riding went Over a 15-foot em The Lloyd. Contracting Company consumer would havt> something on WAY ASK AID FOR BATH WATER AND IT IS PURE velopment of musical talent. building, ’ bankment1 near Zanesville. completed laying brick on the Main* hand in gas stoves that Could not he Funeral v 8fenriees were held at TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS To help a nation in music is totoelp pea Bittel, 35, was killed by a fall street improvement Wednesday, The Used. It would then call for coed stoves Glouater for .Will Cr&ney, 46, killed, it intellectually. Music and intellect Tho question of a pure water, supply Of'elate in a, mine near Martins Ferry, coirlpany ' Will not be able to open the Chimneys would have * to he rebuilt Atâ meeting of the County Board pffices of the Ku Kûx JGan at under a train near Bollaire. Craney are uisters. Music arouses the brain, came up several days ago when Dr. street for through traffic until the ar to meet insurance requirements, the of Education, J. B. Rife, suggested Youngstown were eritenred and rob wail a miner. ' refreshes and stimulates it, as nothing R. L. Grube, County Health. Commis rival of a car of asphalt, which has expense the consumer would^ be put that Supt. Aultman communicate with bed. A' safe was blown and names Pittsburgh parties will shortly- be else can do. Music is toe only stimu sioner, addressed a local club. The Dr. gin 'toe erection of a $35,600- plant been delayed in shipment. The street too cannot be estimated at tins time, Senator Foss in an effort to age what of 18,000 members' site prospective lant that has no “next day” of let advanced the idea that pure water is near Middlepdrt to mantTT&cture an i# yet to be coated with asphalt from No one wants to pay more, for gas might be done towards Federal aid members stolen.f Seven, huhdred del- down and reaction. not always found in such a locality as insecticide to .kill boil weevil. Salt Cedar street to Chillicethe street. than neiessary. Neither do we for for the Bath township schools, An un lata also was taken, -— !!! — this when Underlaid with limestone. ptte which was I that Mausgcr Me- not to b« take* undorwaunt of | Craw of the N. V. Giant* Shoes 4 m * matter. y the greatt-M; of all dla- the Man. < Uii»Hi{*«i*, Winning An we view JUan mid Anti hi* third eonwcutive «*- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2023 contest is flaaawial affait- tioual i>ennau^, he now j4tg Ladies Distinctive Footwear his team-against the Vauks than any jwir i a d p - f n Ivod. There dre for his third #traffht W e are showing; One Strop in three styles- made FOR 1'HE LOCAL CLUBS Kf*n leaders>■• IriL Ml I. ■ getting rich ^ World ?->rle* dag. MeGraw organising meat fgj| women. f**i the j ims piloted mote peanaut by Queen Quality, ‘*V> wish to call the attention of tl*c olhe-rhand thor*Jtig'*ati Klan leaders wliniera than auy other ocul dubs, farm hnreau and ail civic that are .tot nvaj^khifr a dumce of malar league manager. •iiv.l cocial clubs to become posted on drawing down s ^ money is in sight. ihe Old Age Pension which will he Much bittern*** yunee as the resuit 55.95 & $7.45 voted upon at the coming election. of injecting miquestions or At first thought the uninformed may causing theta te têome an issue. Xt Each of these models has the Cuban heel, the be inclined to favor this proposition. cannot be den both side:; of. heel o f style, grace, yet comfort. The plan is more dangerous tnan this contention m o made sumo had anything that 1ms been placed before blunders. Such 3# always to be expect- We shall be glad to show you this beautiful the electorate in many years, No’slate ert in such warfjfty as has been going Dr. diaries G. Pease, president autumn and fall FOOTWEAR, at any time. m the Union ever had as drastic a on. / t » of tlie Non-Smokers’ Protective. measure up for consideration .It is a If the Klan as an organisation is League, says that the war against the use of tobacco Is now on fn Remember—“ S. & S, Sell For Less” matter that will reucli every pocket- to be of any good 1» society by serving earnest. He says: “We are going book and sentiment should not be al i lofty purpose, it cannot bp killed off. to do to tobacco just what the Anti* lowed to govern your view for the If it is not backed by men who have Saloon League did to drluU-tt .. reason that the law of thrift and the best interest ®f all at heart, it"can economy will be supplanted by indif not live. ference and waste and those who have Gov, Walton bad an opportunity to KROGER’S S. & S. Shoe Store «r save for the future will be compel become a great leader in his state, He mitmt mdm led to share their savings with the in took the wrong course when ha inflict SoutbfMam Street, Cedarville, Ohio , XENIA, OHIO dolent and reckless. ed a penalty -on Oklahoma citizenship WE HAVE NOT This creature of Socialist, should to reach one particular class, ' RAISED OUR PRICE be buried so deep that it will not Oklahoma will restore herself if she again show its head for centuries. stands by the Tulsa Tribune's, slo gan “Oklahoma will never be ruled by Chocolate?b°p!l8c Chocolates .tbst20c THE OKLAHOMA SITUATION Klan or King.'1 B I G V A L U E ! Governor Walton has evidently , Have vQitr heavy Suit-or Overcoat 300 Strictly All Wool Fabrics to felt thejgyessure of public opinion and t-leaned-and pressed now by Davis in FudgeStor17c PeanutoS^^.Sc TRY OUR JOB PRINTING .....weakened on-his impei'alistic stand in Nagley building.** Seli.'t From. Kegular governing his state, S35 and $45 Values. . j From all the information that we F. JS. Vance of Winter Garden, Fla., Lemon !brops . . .17c I can gather the great mass of people who has been spending some time with Salted 20c were not interested® }n the anti Klan Dr. and Mrs. ,J; Q. Stewart,- returned South the first of the week., ' Cora3.cana. . .. .28c wot Always'a Simple .Question. Beans &„b!U5c “Why won’t they let the telephone operator tell you the time of day?” “It would be unfair to everybody to GUARANTEED ALL Tomatoes 211c make her rub the, chance. of getting Tomato fa1?6. . . . 7c Into one of these daylight-saving ui'gu- * W O O L ments.” 'ANY - TWO-PIECE' SoapKirk'sF!ake..4lc Cmckers0Brust0t£l2c Speed of Bird Flight, According to one . naturalist who has studied'the speed of bird-flight,' J • ’ SU IT THU EDW ARD W REN CO, SPRtNQFEBIiD, OHIO. the fastest flying bird is the gannet, which can attain u speed of more I Made To Your Order . mellow lb. 2 4 c than two miles a minute: Pails/Iiiv'; 28c Girta and Dolls.' W a f e r s iban! " a , 2 4 c ’rn^s^ 0/'^Sr Qnnua! • f Give a Uttle girl one dol! ami she develops Affection} give her ten and M ilk , ' she' becomes almost entirely admin istrative. > , ■ i* m • U 19c Harvest Festive M acaroons i l 9 c &Sab c f lflfcftfy fhpori&m/ •MilkSucty.qub S -1'\ :v •? ■ ' -*.7 -'‘Uy A'- . .." ’ V-i v, ’ .'7 ■*.•••■ 7 ?' • 'V.- -kv.-;*-. Any Full / Suit or Over 10 T a f f y | Thi4- \t> THE Tlf-XE p ' VEAR WHEN c o a t ...... ,..,$ 2 9 .5 0 1 9 c | YOU COT TO PE A-MWHFMATiCAL \ - r” * '<' ,„l ,, J", ‘ ft .. A J, ' ■ ' . } BKpear jo cu r A pompion We Guarantee absolute Satis Cornation L FlS IN faction and we take your order .* V. 0 ir. :* -Jh * • fc 0 *■■■■ with this Utidevsiandjng or no sale. Ginger pS 12c Goes Into Its Second I; ■ —r- I | • *• —ri II rMiwi*nMMiiiiii--|iirnTf]i-firitfiii-iirirTin Week With E te kcreadng ' Flour f4jJ2i!:Jal95cHersheySg“ai..l5c ■ ■ ■■ i - • -i Interest and Force! Dates pfCgDyke.. 19c Bakers b^S;.. 21c C lo th in g —The moat wonderful gale of our history. Wider intcope, and we actually believe i M % W i HOME C o m p a n y *J ’ fviv* S'yvly**Ai Trig-wfc K^ & ^ P-l J I * Dates pDkr edr:y.23c Cider gavinegar llon . 39C greater in value-giving. Prom the smallest accessory to clothing- or fuxmture-—from ■ ■■• : iV.,A' a » shoes to beautiful costumes and wrap*—fro m the finest of silks to th,e most inexpensive cotton fabric, this great sale brings forth from day to day offerings that are .not to be surpassed. Watch the Springfield daily papers for special events and daily sales.

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; ---r— -rw-.T ■ . '*» w' ▼. saSP-T WIN CASH PREMIUMS IN OUR ^1W*...... «. FY8 GLASSES - oo SEE VISIT HOLLEtfCAMP'S o f the fttwfc Q u ^lty will be .fitted to yeixt eyes $ 5 : THE CHINA SHOP HARVEST FESTIVAL FARM * with LoMontrBb's deep curved Lenaee Complete for In D ayton For China and Glassware PRODUCE AND HOME OpUcii? D-: pi. K. L. LeMontree WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SOth Anniversary 3'rd Floor -In Clmrge 115 South Jafferaon St. , SALE ECONOMICS CONTESTS "|V-’ ...... *"‘J.....------Man's Suits~*OfCoats and .Relieve yourrelf oi Neural((ia. Eeraelie, MEN’S and YOUNG MEN’S Toothache, Uunbeco. Rueum*li»:», Men’s All Wool Hand Tailored »' ■ i Furnishings ' Coida, Etc, Made To Order Suita at USE SOUDERS’ ASPIRIN TABLETS $ 3 0 ’ Suits St Overcoats $ 2 0 m SA V E M ONEY These contests are open to a one in this vicinity. There are no entrance —B U Y HERE Box of 12 for 10c Other Places Ask $40 And More Save $10 and Come to the The Royal Remedy & Extract Co, lees charged; high cash premiums ic* prize winning exhibit*. If 1 3 S. Jaffaroon Street DRE3SWEU. TAILORING CO, LORF N. E. Corner DAYTON, OHIO 209 Lower Kreage Bldg. 127 S. Main Street, G Li V.» D E, sth & J e /fe r e o n ...... 3 you have »ot received one of the premium list*, WATCHES DIAMONDS THE BEST DRUGS All Good Houatwivea U.o SOUDERS' EXI LACTS Fine Watch' arid Clock call or write for one at once. A T ‘THR LOWEST PRICES Repairing REMEDIES OP ALL KINDS A Pure Extract for flavors, Ice Cream, Puddings, Cakes and Candies, Odd Shaped Crystals Prefzinger’s Quality MAKE THE FOOD MORE DELICIOUS-USE SOUDKRS’ Fitted W hile ^You W alt A SK Y O U R GHOCp.R W.E. PURCELL October! 5 th to 20th—T>est peck, Early Potatoes, 1st, $4.00;-2nd, $2d)0; CUT RATE DRUG STORE The Royal Remedy and Extract Company 1 33 Eaut Tiiitd SU«*I. Dayton, Ohio —.....-...... 1...... 3rd,$ljO(X cJi.,A . ■* t. Tfixsrsnti'i^ M E D ICINE8 X Rabuilt, tightened and trued up THE MUTUAL HOME and SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 0 Nobody In Dayton Soil* Best {lock Lafto Patatoos, I it, $4,00; 2nd, $2.00} 3rd, $1,00, Better Drug! . « ’ al*« oa rim* and part* This Lariat in ftayton THE MEEKER MEG. CO,. CARL A. SCHMIDT ot £C a Apple*, best six, any variety, 1 st, $4.00; 2nd, $2,00; 3rd, $1.00, Carrier Unden A HttWWn Are*. Resources, $18,000,003.0ft Surplus $5£>0,Q00.00 200 SOI TH LUbLOW STREET V4 Over 30,000 Accounts Q (0 Wood, Wire, r- f.lrel Ditri Wlirrl* CHEM!CAL B Corner IWsIn andSecond Streot*^ Dayton, Ohio - Bast exhibit, 4 varieties, t st, $4.00; 2nd, $2jOO ; 3rd, $ f .00. ' “ Floating t * th a Thing" =-

OCTOBER 22ND TO 27TH. Homo Economic. Week! a h l e r s sllaeuiPotism SuMomrs LARGEST ARMY GOODS »’ r.l st our irihi c a«

give w*« that uuo was tne'earior o. Wanteri to Kn*-w, ' / *11 the nations. Israel misinterpreted m t t o m m m u im im T m u . God hath pardea te him ~*n ‘I hvpoi.’.panied his uncle down ; and misapplied this message. They IO tlig bi dissrici tiny rtic^0V «•' H »ieyour old Furniture upholster- claimed Him as-their God gud denied that repontsth, teat fee hath ant prom 000 ly am) bean] Rnmuer ot th* latter’s '' dd, re/inibhed, repaired! Work called Him to the heathen. Though they have ised repen tanas t* hi* that tfnnetli.— acquaintances o.wt thus failed ami the world a in dark- fit Ansslau for and delivered from 1 to 10 miles ness because of it, one day they shall go to the aids of the earth with it, and FriteiMjp. from Xenia. Send in your address). die result will be the ushering in of the Friendship I* ft# awereet thing we W ill be in Cedarville Ckfc, 22 or 24. know to what relififo* J*. God is love. worn off tn> head will folks call me | Lesson Golden Age of which men of ail ages Old top/ toirf”—-Hostoi) Evening Tran- " hove dreamed, * —Henry Dvudioreitgi (By HT'iV, p. tt JTHSWATKR, 0, D., script. ^ : Te#<-n*r fit English Bible in tbe Moody 1, The Idolatrous Nations Are In Prompt Service and Work lubis Institute of Chicago.) vited to Draw In. A Cent. : <$. ms. Western Nawaaapar U»!•»■> 2, They Are Challenged to bring A fool may hare Ate cost embroil G u a ra n te e d Their Reasons for Worshiping Idols ered with gold, bit tt $a « fool’s coat Modesty, ? in the Light of the Fact That God the still.—Rivarol. ______Ten are young, my son, and, as the.1 LESSON FOR OCTOBER 14 je*r» gp by, time wlU change and Clip this ad which will he good for $1.00 on a $25 order, Savior Was tta Only God. Good for $2 on a $50 order. Leave order* at this office or write g. They Are GIveu an Invitation to Love..‘'B»douIn” «•«* Otherwise. even reverse many of your present opinions, Refrain therefore awhile ! ISRAEL, A MISSIONARY NATION Look Onto God, -They were not asked «In Jove, man te *8 simple. wom*» East 333 J Bell phone to do something to be saved, hut to sp wise. Man Mtegtere along, taking from setting yourself up as a judge LESSON TffXT—Exod, 11:1*8; Isa, look to the ilavier. Sinners ruday bis chance as to wither he shall find ef the highest matters.—Plato. 41:9*11; la*. 4S:20-8L need only to Jtok to Christ. What a favor nr give off#®##; woman aloh* GOLDEN TEXT—“Ye shall be unto knows when the groat moment has me a kingdom of priests And an holy wonderful day when Israel shall de come, that moment when tbe time and Elmer Weyrich natlon.”—-Kxo

I Israel's Exalted Position (Expel,

The descendants of Abraham bad now become, a multitude and the time bad come to organize them Inti/ a nation. In order to> enable them to. see wbat a wonderful privilege wqs theirs, God displayed Hisi, majesty on Mount Sinai, In His message to them, He gave them a look backward and for ward. I, . A Review of Their Past History Starts Saturday, Oct. 13th. The annual opening of Fall and Winter business is cele {v, 4 ),. He reminds them of what He had done to the Egyptians when "He. '104 items the First Day. brated yearly with a FESTIVAL of Value-giving. These brought them-out of their cruel bond .. Record Breaking Savings Pro age, and that His divine care over them remarkably low prices are a proof to you of this store's ability bad, been as that of an eagle oyer her pared to Surpass. to secure the utmost in values! young. He had not merely brought them out of Egyptian bondage, hut. unto Himself. Cjd’s salvation Is npt merely deliverance from sin, hut a Fur Trimmed Coats, $55’ New Fall Frocks, $28 union with Himself. Of silks and twills—splendid in quality, right in Fashion. / 2. Promises of future Greatness Each a coat of distinctive styling—of the most beautiful In straight line styles, tiered skirts, side drapes, cape backs. (vv, 5, 6). On condition of obedience, deep-pxle fabrics—rich in new Fall colorings. With fur trim to His voice, and faithfulness to their" Frocks foe all occasions. Navy, black, brown, cocoa. Sizes mings of squirrel, beaver, wolf, fox, mink and monkey. Sizes 14 to 44. covenant obligations. He promised 14: to 48, ' •pjJlike- Kiimlcr's—Third Floor tlfem a, peculiar relationship" to Him. Bike- Kumler's—Thiird Floor This relationship is three-fold: (1) The Lord's Peculiar Treasure Sheets, $1.10 Ahove All People, This is the treasure 40 Fur Coats at $255 Bleached -and seamless, torn before bring Festival Savings For of Matt 18:44. If this is recognized, hemmed, The extra large size 81 x^O the' parable Is quite clear. Failure to Thirty different styles—of beige, black T h e H om e and .platinum caracul^ mole • and Hudstin Damask, $2.10 yard allow Scripture to Interpret Scripture Mohair Upholstered Davenport, results In confusion.” seal.' 46 to 50 inch lengths. Imported a>! linen table damask, 69 inches,: (2) A Kingdom of Priests, “A King wide. With napkins to match at $5.49 dozen. $97 dom whose citizens are all priests liv JUke*KwnIer’s—Third Floor Hike- Kumler’s—Second Floor Chippendale design. Full spring seat construe- - ing wholly In' God’s service and ever tion. Arm Chair to match, $56; Wing Chair, enjoying the right of access to Him.” $61.50. Hi this kingdom there Is united sacer Remarkably Low Prices Silks, W oolenSi W a s h G ood s $92 Royal W ilton Rug, $69 : dotal privilege and royal dignity. in Ready-to-Wear 1200 yards satinette, fine quality, 39c 9 x 12 size, all linen fringed. All new shades of (3) A Holy Nation. -A nation set 1000 yards clress gingham, checks, plaids, 21c taupe, rose, mulberry and blue. apart for the work of God. Realizing ‘ 200 yards wool crepe lame, Fall colors, $1.17 this, they would be impelled to a M atrons’ Hats, $7.95 Beloojistan Oriental Rugs, $16.50 standard of living which would be Many of black velvet—unusual in quality and 500. yards crepe de chine, 14 colors, $1.59 Rich colorings of tan, mahogany, camels hair Worthy of their high calling. Separa style. Dignified though youthful in effect. Bike- Kwnler’s-^SecondFloor blue and deep red predominate. Average size 4.9 tion from sin and a positive stand, for X 2.9. the right would always be demanded. W omen’s Pumps, $5.85 , Bungalow Net Curtaining, 25c yd* The failure of this chosen nation Is . Of black buckskin, with dull leather. One strap , 1200 yard plain and figured net, 36 -inches wide/ largely the explanation of the world’s style. Writ soles, Cuban heels. 1800 Aluminum Utensils High grade cotton yarn, open mesh. distress. Had Israel shown the. nations the way to go, they would not liave Sports Suits, $48 “ $35.00 Sewing M achine, ,$21.75 i l v e r t c w n s gone so far into sin, Of English hor .spun, English fleece, tweed Priced for Festival, 79c An unusually low price for this high grade sewing Checks and stripes. Fur collared- machine. Featured for first day. II, Israel'* pressing Obligation 5- qt. Tea Kettle 10-qt, Preserving Kettle (Isa, 48:9-11),. Costum e Blouses, $8.79 6- qL Covered Kettle Round Double Roaster M agnetic Dancers, 60c m&r- 1 . ' God's Challenge to the Heathen 3-piecc Saucepan Set 2- qt, Double Boiler Attach them to your phonograph. They Fox . Nations (V. 9). They were asked to Of crepe de chine and val Vctte, many embroid 1,1)4 6 i at, sizer 10-qt, Round Dish Pain# Trot, Waltz, and One Step on your Record. savemolm assemble their witnesses to see if they ery and bead .trimmed. New Fail colors, 6-cup.Coffcc Percolator 12-qt. Oval Dish Pan - were able to make known tbe future 12-qt. Preserving Kettle 4-qt. Covered Saucepan Reading Lamps $12.75 Chappie Coats, $4.59 Colander 3- qt. Ten Kettle Lamp of metal and crystal j>risms. Exquisite m a K e ns GOd had done thrpngb the prophets 2-qt. Water Pitcher Oval Double Roaster of Israel. They ’ are either to make Brushed wool, solid colors or two toned effects. shade of parchment., ', ^ Browns, greys and copert. ,, Bike. Kumler's—Basement riditw easier good their predictions or to.acknbwL ■ Junior Lamp $22.75 edge the truth as declared by God's Skirts, $5.00, $8.50 Metal lamp with 'crystal prisms ,22-inch georg* prophets, namely, that God is tbe ette shade. ■ only God. Camels hair, plaids, velours and flannel, some Iridescent Glassware, 9600 Goodrich combination colors. 26 to 34 waist. Three Panel M irror $12.ftp 2. Israel, God’s Witness (v. 10). This Beautiful frames of antique gold Italian colored nation had been brought so clearly into' Linene Dresses, $1.50 Pieces, 29c apiece effects. touch with God, bad so many times ex perienced His mighty hand to deliver, Double service. dresses for nurses, waitresses, Table Scarfs and. Pillows $2.25 home wear. Flat collars, three-quarter sleeves. Iridescent glass tabletvare o f flint glass from one o f our highest da*s Pillows and scarfs to match of tapestry and velvet. that they were competent witnesses. glass factories. ‘ ^ 1CORD TIRES Not only the nation was a witness, but Scarfs 22 inches.' Each $2,25. Breakfast Coats, $5.45 A complete table service may be chosen. the prophets from that nation had' so Of satin and taffeta, cut generously full and long. Stamped Pillow CUses 59c many times witnessed and their pre ’ Dark and light colors, Goblets 29c Whiskey Glasses 29c Cocktail Glasses 29c Stamped„in lovely patterns to embroider on fine dictions were so completely fulfilled . Tumblers 29c Wine Glasses 29c High Ball Glasses 29c firm Cabot case tubing. that the whole world knew that God M odart Corsets, $3f.75 Sherbets 29c Ice Teas 29c Parfait Glasses 29c Robert Bird Bike- Kntnlcr's—Fourth Floor was the one and. only God and Savior, Model 837—Rike's most popular corset number. The only way the world con know that Sizes 23 to 30. Gladstone Bag $12.95 & Son Co. God Is a forgiving God is through the Brown or Black Saddle Leather over sewed frame. witnessing of Bis redeemed people. Brassieres, 65c Shirt fold and extra,pocket.- How Sorely this testimony Is needed 1 Modishform, model 643, of pink bat (ste with satin How miserable .has been Israel’s fail stripes. Sizes 32 to+44« ure! III, laraal'a Message (Isa. 45:20- Petticoats, $3.95 22). , • - Of silk jersey, Milanese or Trccot. Flounced Of The message* which Israel was to embroidered. Fall colors. Gowns, Chemise, $1.89 Philippine hand made, exquisitely embroidered. a s s Made over American patterns. „

9Ae RIKE-KUMLER First Floor Festivities 600 New Canton Dresses, $14.50 Railroad Dividends Fresh, Fall styles in Canton crepe, Spanish lace. Real Filet Laces 39c yard. 4 satin back crepe, poirefc twill, tricosham, twill and Fresh home made peanut brittle 18c a pound. velvet. All colors. t _ _ n J| f AST ysstr the Pennsylvania Rsdl- New Hats for Fall $3.25 Men’s linen handkerchiefs, colored borders 23c 250 Sports Goats,$11.50 and $23 50 —" C l i l v l *•* road System paid out more in 2400 Spools of thread 54c dozen tsu s than in dividends. Got of Smart, shapcablo felt liats. All new fall shades For sportt or dress, Polaire, overplaid and including "Dawn.” Household rubber aprons 29c double faced polaire in new Fall colorings* every dollar ncdVsd 4.34 cents was Silk covered dress shields 25c pair. I paid In Uucee, while only 4J4 coots Russia Calf Oxfords $4.95 Sew on corset hose supporters 10c pair. 75 Large Size Dresses, $7.50 * U A V ' W was paid In dividends. Red toney Russian calf. Square toe last, Solid Specially designed and selected for women who Children’s pin on silk supporters 10c pair. wear larger sizes. Tricosham and Knits." t* In tbs year 1013 ths total dividends leather, writ sewed, - Kleinert’s rubber double covered sheeting 60c yard. paid to railroad stockholders wars’ Broadcloth Shirts $2*95 Rainshine silk umbrellas $3.50. 500 Women’s Outing Gowns, $1 about two and a half times the total Nelson’s English Broadcloth* Domestic tailor New real kid gauntlets $3.50. Heavy outing gowns of Troy and Scotch flannel in white or fancy stripes. All sizes. 1 railroad tense. In ths year 1922 tbe tii ing for perfect fit. Ravelstone pound paper 86 sheets 39c taxes paid war* 11 per cent greeter W ool Suits $3$.75 25 envelopes in a package, 2 packages for 39c 155 Oxfords and Pum ps, $2.85 and than tbo aggregate dividends. Zarifa double com pacts 98c Lined in silk throughout and in the sleeves. $4.75 “ n« cash dividends paid in 1913 Newest Models. 100 yards Irish Laces 49c yard. Tan calf walking oxfords and strap pumps of totaled $322,300,409 and the taxes The Store for Men. Another lot Irish Laces 59c yard. brown suede, 1 $127,726,909. Dividends in 1922 Wider Irish Laces 69c yard. Finer thread Irish Laces 89c yard* 200 Wool Army Blankets, $2.85 totaled $271,576,000 end take* For Children i()0% wool English Army blankets. $301,003,227. 1st the ten-yeer Venisc lace round neck trimming 45c period, 1913 to 1922, therefore, taxes Girls’ Frocks $8.50 ■ Collars for round neck dresses—sets 69c 5000 Pair Children’s W underliose increased about’135 per cent while Of velvet in three new styles. Dark coiort, Net collar and cuff sets 89c 18c . • dividends decreased about 16 p*r bright trimmings. Sizes 7 to. 14. Full size ivory combs 39c each. Very low priced for the first great day. Plain and -sent.' 96 powder puffs w ith handles 39c Derby rib. All sizes. 5 to 10. Bloom er Frocks $1.49 W omen’s Fancy Phoenix Vests $1.00 The increase in taxes is du# in part Of gingham in green, marigold and blue. Cow* Long chain glass beads $1.25 100 .Little Girls’ Goats, $7.00 to an increass of approximately five trast color trim. Sizes 2 to 6, Wool polaire coats in hew, charming styles. Size* Silver plated baskets in pierced design $3.50. 6 to 14. ' billion dollars in the property In Boys’ Shoes, $4.35 Textile leather bibles 89c vestment of ths railroads between - Ol brown calf, brogue last, lace style. Textile leather testament 59c 500Men’sBroadcloth Shirts, $1.89 1913 and 1922. Rut, While ths total Full Fashioned Silk Hose $1.19 Imported English broadcloth shirts, Pure white investment and value of railroad $2.85 , Neckband styles. All sizes. Child’s Shoes 75c lip sticks 39c 55 sachet bags 39c property devoted to public service Tan Lotus calf with smoked elk. Bluchrf style. 57 vanity bags 39c 100 New Fall Sports Skirts, $2.95, during this’ period has increased Irish plCot lace 9c yard. Boys’ Corduroy Suits $8.50 Ecru Val laces 5c yard. 50 corsage bouquets 39c Of fine camalure and ovtrplaid. Well tailored. about 33 per cent, and taxes upon Imported bead bags $3.00 ths property 135 per cent, the total Coat box pleated in back, serge lined. Two Lace panel collars 62c 300 Brushed W ool Sweaters, $2.95 compensation to railway stock pairs of lined pants. IDO lingerie sets 39c All leather bibles $1.50 Fall’s new and favored colorings. Sizes 36 to 46, holders ha* decreased 16 per cent, Toy Ford Auto, $5.95 80 pair of garters 39c Testaments 35c Large enough for child 4 to 8 yeafi. Cherry red Rike-Kumlafs^Stmt Floor 100 Smart* Fall Dress Hats, $3*10 finish, rubber tires. In those becoming stylte-Hhdl favor*. •Pennsylvania g Dayton, fit Railroad System “ffr RIKE-KUMLER Ohio The Standard Rollrowi of tfi* World 9A e JgggjL m r r r

CLOSING OUT SALE ■ HOW TQ SAVE MONEY | WHEN SHOPPING HOW IS YOUR CORN! FRIDAY, NOV. 2. 1823 | By MRS, HARLAND H, ALLEN If you ere very fortunate ft is good'; otherwise it is poor* But ft took just as m uch seed m and just as much effort to raise a poor crop as it .« ------v c®. u u HurUuU n. JMmt,} 00 would have taken to raise a good one. Maple Glenn Farm BUYING READY-MADES L*e«t*i «uu Goiumbus and Cincinnati pike ®fc t)i* north edge of Village Most women of today consider When you plant corn, wheat, or whatever it may be you must take of CEDARV1LLE, OHIO, ready-to-wear garment* a boon in their a chance on your yield, but when you plant DOLLARS here under our Sale to ilejin {Rain or Shine), at 10:00 A, M. busy lives. No time spent In select* Ing materials and planning dresses, special certificate plan you know you will get. which In a home-made product are so Hornless Registered Jersey Cattle spt to be a disappointment even whfcn (Herd Accredited) finished-—you have only to choose the Dectndenis of the Imp. Hornless Cow, Goldon Julia, 158334, A, J. 0- C. styles that are becoming to your fir INTEREST ure, try them on and see for yourself,: Con rioting of Used hoi], heavy producing eows, and young cattle of an^ let the manufacturers do the wor both $*xes. An opportunity to secure something worth while. If inter rying about style* and patterns. There will be no work or worry with it either and your money will be ested in better dairy cattle come to this sale and benefit by my 35 In buying ready-made garments there secured by first mortgage on real estate. year* experience breeding Jersey cuttle. are many things to be considered, If you would spend your money to the Registered Duroc Jersey Hogs best advantage: First comes the choice of material. Dr.MORS£'S m (Invmmod) Ia it good enough to Justify the Price Ccundating o f yearling hoar? ninj growth? spring boars; live tried asked for it? If a wash dress, will If i INDIAN sow* and seven choice spring gilts. The best blood the breed affords.^ hold Its color? If wool, will it hold ROOT PILLS S5 — -HEAD CP 1MMUNK0 PEEPING SHQATS— r~ its shape and wear well?. Is the ms, T|1HVB (HitiiwMr terial suitable to the use for which r.XwurgB, The Springfield Building & Loan the garment l* designed? in an eve. 2 Good Work Horses •nlng gown we do not demand service* MbwcMwtiaatUa. ability, but the cloth in a street frock:' FARMING IMPLEMENTS: .iicCormick 7 ft. reaper; McCormick ...... /br/PU-U?) 5 ft, mower; Nay taker Manure* spreader, "good one; Single Pise;' 72 must he durable, must stand -up under Steady strain, and must not spot from ftyytansSSSf tooth I ron Harrow; Cultivators; one row corn plow? Black Hawk corn rain and mud. 2S E ast*M a in S tr e e t, Springfield, Ohio planter, good as new with IQCf rjtd? wire; CloVCv puncher; Scotch Clip-* Second—'Is the garment welt made? per plow nearly new; 2 wagons; 2 haggles;, 2 act buggy harness; 2 Look to see whether It. is likely to pull sides heavy harness; 1 man’s saddle; 2 movable hog houses, 1 V shape, and fray at the seams. Examine the 1 self feeder; hog fountain; cow stanc-halna; DeLuval Cream E-epera- stitching closely,'- Coarse pr crooked «tTi .< > ,» , tor; Pavis Swing churn, and other articles, - ' - stitching can spoil the appearance of, the most promising creation. The ten ■*%r nfrV&S sion of the -machine should have been ‘ ''‘' . '' ' f e e d '-. carefully adjusted so that , the goods Id Torts Extra Good Alfalfa flay; 5 tons extra good Timothy hay; do not pucker. Corn in Shock. / ? Third—Choice of trimming. After selecting a good quality of cloth, see TERMS—CASR. S or (i months time will he given on notes approved .that thes'trimmlngs are of good qual by clerks,notea to bear 7 per cent interest. ity also. Cheap trimming* have spoiled many an otherwise attractive garment Frequently by removing cheap buttons JAMES R. ORR, Owner that are used as trimming, and re placing them by. others, or going with J. E. Hastings and W \\r. Troute, Clerks Col. Glen Weikert, Auct. out trimming altogether, a garment Write for Catalogue of Jersey cattle Sind Duroc Hogs to Chester, may be greatly Improved in appear Polck; Sales Manager, Springfield, Ohio, ance. - Fourth—The -time spent in . getting Lunch will be served. (Cedarville Herald Print) in and put of clothes Is art important point In the busy woman’s life. Com plicated fastenings, girdles, and Collars make dressing a time-consuming proc ess. The present tendency is all to ward the simple dress of few fasten ings, that, in many Instances, slips on over the head, . Collars and vestees should he put on with snappers so that they can be freshened without cleaning the whole garment.' Girdles should be detach I will sell. at Public;, Sale on my farm, on the able. As dry-cleaning is expensive In most places, it Is important that the Columbus pike, at the North corporation line of garment be one that can be cleaned Cedarville, on easily and cheaply.

Monday, Oct. 22, 1923 Bowing Before A Commencing at 12:30 O’clock, the following: Horseflesh God 2 Draft Colts Coining 2 Yrs. Old 3 3 Miss Getting Your Share During This Great Sale 203 Head of Hogs 205 t|r ■ - >srM.t ?■ TERMS AND CONDITIONS Iron Beds The regular 2,-inch Continuous Post kind, known the OF SALE CASH world over. The entire lot without reserve or limit. Negotiable Paper taken as Oash. Liberty Bonds taken Positively no favoritism shown—first'-' 100 Gents on the Dollar. come,t Hlftj firstkp»t served...... i $6.97 f t 9 Read Every Item Carefully * ’ Prepare Accordingly and Come— * Rlankets, lieavy Weight l Conte Early to Get Your Share N .This entire lot of Extra Heavy Blankets, Fancy Bor \ Consisting of 24 Brood Sows, immuned. 1 $18.00 Art Squares Congolium 9x12 will ders, will positively go without reserve or limit while 105 Head qf Feeding Hogs, immuned. , go a t ...... $ 1 1 . 9 7 rtheylast. No favoritism shown—first >1*7 SI» i ■come, first served...... / 75 Head of Fall Pigs, $50.00 Gas Ranges, Guaranteed, One Poland China Male Hog. *i I1 will go at, ...... 3 4 . 4 7 1 . $20.00 Baby Iron Cribs, full B ize, TERMS MADE KNOWN ON DAY OF SALE * *1 will go at ...... - 9 . 9 7 *. »14 Solid Oak Dressers 6-Dfawer, Cabinet Oak Chifferobes No matter what the time or condition, you will never will go at...... : . . . . 2 1 . 7 7 equal this chance. Solid Oak Dresser will positively go while they last—first come gets f* $15,00 Wool Fibre 9x12 ft. Seamless Rugs first choice...... *p X * !/ Clarence Stuckey go a t ,.., ...... 8 . 9 7 0 5 Howard Titus & Joseph Gordon,Auctioneers. $3.00 full size Curtains, complete lot to bestowed upon Papyrus, - English 9 7 c ■ Robert Elder, Clerk. Derby winner, when the 8. 8. Aqua* tanla docked at New York- this week.1 75c Hall and Stair Carpets, different colow, Tapestry 9 x !2 Rugs From a suite De Luke on the upper go at, y a rd .,,...... 2 7 c Not within the memory of the oldest inhabitants of deck, while hundreds of humans, Springfield have Rugs of the kind been sold so cheap. huddled on lower decks', the steed) $5.00 Axminster Rugs, 22jc54 inches, was lead down a special carpeted' The entire lot without reserve or limit will positively gang-plank to a waiting motorcar,• choice of this lot...... 2 . 4 7 go while they last—first cofne, A t \ * 7 Now he resta and awaits his match first served...... *p J, 4 * 5 / • race against the 1023 American 05c Window Shades, size 3x6 fdet, champion', October 20, for two gold; oil gfood rolled* *****»#*#*»*#* * * *■»% 4 7 c trophies and a purse of 1100,000. 45 Pound Mattresses / L o o k in g yf *£?*n 'snorivN v f at M i Comforts, Large Size Comforts Genuine. 45-pouhd,Roll Edge, Sanitary Made Mat 0 3 NOSH HQP» 3 HdU 08 This entire lot, assorted colors, large size, Comforts, tresses, assorted Art Ticking, good enough for any bed, a t i t F r o m will positively go without reserve or limit, while they will positively be sold while they last. ,Wo advise you last. We caution you to come early to get to come early before it is d* P s w Your Viewpoint your share.. • •P*'*” • too la te,...... if) vj.~r / „ ‘SDPaHflH *V ‘H . .. M ...... X. . w 5 ;> * ..V'-L.a « iSfg

A question our salespeople ask them* •MjjfdafsrH* Bed S p i i t i g s selves when making a sale — *popf •tK>t}*po.j«i#pm ptr» *j*n; Genuine Cork Linoleum *Muqf»A«g etfl idoj» Known the world over, and they ate the kind that sell Positively no favoritism shown. This entire lot of “ Wouldlfe* satisfied with these goods p u s {KttKHpe topajjattfs HIa{Jd* ■nvv'here at $1.50. This entire lot without reserve or Good Quality Bed Springs will go without reserve or I f 1 were buying them ?” p*pp„ •«}/, iaupriW %on limit while they last. Come early to get >f — SSaptda 4m kip H i| * 'i *iit will go while it lasts. Come early and 0 7 J 0 7 ' ot first choice at. *.«... *...... • w J u your share...... / If there is a doubt in the mind of 0 ' either party th e sale is n o t a good one Hu" ■ ■ 1 1 ' M ...... - .. for us or our customer. For thstreason the sales person makes orner Main and Spring Sts., SPRINGFIELD, OHIO vary sure thgt the merchandise will be nsdfittn.i satisfactory*

5Sp2 a n d a CINCINNATI IS YOUR BUSINESS A SUCCESS? Fins stationery is a big aid asms r.-uaitH osav m d o h . to Business. Printing flat stationery is our specialty. SJSe O f A Mite- gkmm W M g ** H ff f '{£ « mw pEttaP wiffll iwAMUlIii Slri Isl'lilfcP •Mi ^Tmi i^'ii iiiiiir'fT^^ iiriiiiMii iir iTiiiwii»i'iiiiiiiiiiii r?rr»iiii

###***•** Do not forget that w« Rave moved For ir-ale: Seven flue Quad pas I/# fcfep» jtjg y tb* rr#am station j our cream station to the Barr bulk heating stove, J. L. Confart w» the RawJ*lP #g aero*#, the street 1 y m am) mmcAt, ing across the stieet from, the old , from oar #$4 # * • # #.# # # #stand, Codurville t’ rearn Station, hi- C W t a w i jIk Crepra Station f For Sal#: 1000 bushels of com. P. Ewbank, Manager. ] ¥w. W. W. Gaik way and -children Phone 21*101 John Burns have gene to Irowtoo, O.. on a visit _ „ J'1' .. rT . J We es» ■###* you money on your j wi*. home £oU(i. I * or ^alc: Washing machine and' Fall Suit or G^aneat D*vi», Nagiev - | wringer, hi good condition, Inquire at Business at the postoffice coratirurs wilding. COMING William S, Hopping was attacked Harrow Tire & Battery Shop. Phone S to increase. The demand for boxes, ie yesterday with aceute indigestion and ( ...... — ------* .more than could be filled and the Mrs. W. P'l®|JTiman left Wednes- for a tint# was. in a serious condition. Mrs. F. B. Turnbull has had for Township Trustees had to provide an lay with bar daughter, Riehel, for ther guest the past few days, Miss other section of 63 lock boxes. They Easter aCanadst, where the former Subscribe for the Herald, | Anna McGowan of Santa Anna, Cal. will be placed in a few days. was called by tfe* serious illness of j The Rev, J. S. Flacks her mother. * '

R?v Paul D*wan and wife, who 1 .lave been vbriStof with < Mrs Ida 3torment* leave meat week for Coul- E vangelist terville, 111* wfcs» Rev. Duncan has ,\ccepted a calL

The dry weather has left many families without etHher well or cistern water. Farmers' in many places have OPERA HOUSE to haul water quits a distance. It will J F . .v take an unusual rain fall to supply the streams and fill the soil for the winter season Reports indicate that the wheat crop being planted is now Oct, 14 to Nov. 4 fc*. ^s-vV.^ssS i l ,1m ■** lv need of molstuxe. Rev, J. S. Flacks. I Word has been received here -of the j death of Mrs. Charles Pendlum at her home in Greenville, Monday, The Auspices Churches of Cedarville funeral took place Thursday, Besides the husband, two children, Mrs. Harry-1 Snyder of Pittsburg, and Edward o f Greenville, survive. The family re sided here for many years

The members of the Pollyanna Cir- J ••“Id spent Saturday evening with Mrs. ADAIRS W. W. Trpute in honor of her birthday | Dainty r freshments were served dur- i ing the evening. The circle is compos . Prepare Now For A ed of girls of the same class that at- j tended the high School. Cozy Home This Copyright 1923 Hart Schaffner & Marx County Superintendent H. C- A l t W in te r aian has Called all school buss drivers, In the county to met at his office Sat In the winter, when nights' are*’ long and urday to be examined. A ll. drivers must be of good moral character and one is forced to, Stay indoors,* good furni Style’sFine*=But Better give bond under the requirements of ture is mighty fine to have about you. Now a slate law, is the time to prepare for those nights. John W. Gfecri of Dayton was ir Furniture prices have'reached rock bottom Quality With it town yesterday calling on friends. Mr. and yet the quality and style has nbt Green formerly was - a resident o f | been depreciated in any way. Xenia when he traveled for the Eavey j Company. He has resided in Dayton Don’t fail to" come ih>- this week, - Many fpr well on to twenty-years. Mr- Green special feature bargains await you. Fur want good style of is. treasurer of Antioch Templd and nishings for every room iH the home ate- course; but you’d better was here intbe interest of the Shrine, here and your comparison of prices is Mr and. Mrs. A Z, Smith and Miss most cordially invited. ' get fine ‘ quality with it. It Louisa Smith and Miss Jennie Ervin As usual, credit will be extended td those attends*, the wedding of Miss Ferral who desire to purchase On that plan; takes not only good designing Ralston, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Ralston in Yellow Springs, but fine woolens and expert 1 Tuesday evening, to Mr. W. D. Hazen THE COFFIELD | of Marion, O. The ceremony was per- r formed by Rev. Robert Colman of the ELECTRIC : tailoring to give you the best ' Clifton Prebyterian church. style. You ; get everything ’ ' Mrs. B. E. Stevens, Mrs. B. H., Lit WASHER tle," Mrs. A R. , Richards.. Mrs J W here in Hart Schaffner dr Marx Johnson and1 lir a .’Hbrry Townsley drove to Akron Tuesday where they C lo th e s Spent the night with Mr-, and Mrs. A~ j, G Eveleth. From there the party goes ( on to Cleveland to attend a meeting Great values at {of the Women’s Foreign Missionary' Society of the Methodist Church, They expect to return home Saturday, . ALWAYS READY FOR $40.00 Rev. J. P. White and G. E. Jobe of THE UNEXPECTED the United Presbyterian church and m akes the prettiest, clean- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Collins of the GUEST est clothes. Clifton United Presbyterian church, Satisfaction G uaranteed Top C o a ts Business Suits have been at Cherry Fork, Ohio, this When you get a bed davenport you really add an week attending a meeting of Presby extra bed-ro m tp your home, you also have a tery and the 12Qth anniversary of the 6 congregation. Mr. axld Mi’S. J. E Kyle beautiful and useful piece of furniture during the $ 2 8 .5 0 $ 3 0 .0 0 have also been attneding the meet day. ■ .. ings and will spend a few days with their son, Willard, of the Feeble#' Every Man Needs One in All Wool .Materials Bed ‘ school. Pavenotto.. $45-00 I’pvonport ^ . $ 4 9 M Mahogany Bed’ Davenotte Mahogany Bed Davenport While Codarviile has Only a very with can# limited amount of gas* Yellow SS T L ...$75,00 ends ___ _ $61.50 Springs may not have any after the 31st of October. Gas for the village is A Post Colonial Suite at the Price of The supplied by the Jantha Company, a distributing company that gets its Ordinary Furniture supply from the Logan Company., The latter company now refuses to McDorman-Pumphrey Co. furnish the Jantha company gas after this month. The village officials are at sea to know what to do. Jt has been XENIA, OHIO suggested that an injunction be asked FULL VANITY of the courts against the Logan com pany and in this way the matter can $67.00 he kept in the courts for several The vanity shown here is a months or probably a yeart model that requires very little space and yet affords mm all conveniences. Has am ple drawer space and very Poland China Sale! A Fall Style of Unusual large mirrors* B eau ty We will sell at Public Sale on the Elmer Smith farm 2 1-2 miles South-east of Jamestown, on Dresser - ... $42.00 S f l ! .... $ 45,50 Chiffonier . $31.50 ; Twin Friday, October 19,1923 Vanity, net ‘ it-& 7 l i l t - Bed . . . . $25.00 shown A t 12:30 P . M* Queen Anne Dining Table This suite because of its low prices is quite re- in Walnut $33.00 63 Poland Chinas 63 markable. The fronts, tops and ends of the made* beautifully different pieces ate made of genuine walnut veneer with genuine walnut . Consisting of 47 gilts»12 boars and 3 tried sows. top. Ends of table oval. Fashioned in Grey and Brov/n suede with SEND FOR CATALOGUE SAME AS CASH IF PAID IN 60 DAYS ON AMOUNTS OF $10 OR OVER covered heels. The side gore keeps them snug at the side The choice offering of. two excellent herds StoVes* Victrola* 20*24 North Detroit $ 7.50 Furniture* Carpets. XENIA OHIO. E. H. Smith & Frazer’s Shoe Store MNMNM E. E Finney 17 East Main Street* Xenia* Ohio 1 * m TRY OUR JOB PRINTING * % a a c c o u n t o p m c m r i m MIL! HAS DOWN DAYTON BANKER PLEADS For Sul#:- Sewn room honse op Prof. RobiMBJ pgt iibia M W k o m m d r . s a l b jh ia t k GUILTY BEFORE HEIBIKG Norte iisisi ttm fe ’ ( vilar, well, cis the Clifton Presbytedan ooagr*»*tloa. The Haear A F »p« tern, svatfi’ hi kit bni. bain, irVeli im Jit v. CsJmnii and family leave Friday A BJaghampton, K. Y. papar give# Co, plaat west teafoaeday jute Fred W Hecht, exriuer o f the proved «»rd line location. pit a visit in Philadelphia. Remember! an Mctxmt of a farewell recepfckm re- part of Yhorteay a break in ! American National Bank, Dayton, J D. Mott ewttly tendered Rev, Robert G. Gad- a pump rnwd to paper stock. I who has been in jail for *oroe tunc, Mrs. George Hardy of Crider** Faint breath,, D. DH whose resignation *«* The .company is pHnf to aril about • on charges of wrecking the bank and For Sale: Apples! Am>ka! We have S. Y-, spent Gw first of the weak with Eemryomlikes Candy, brought about by U1 health, 18 mule* teat havo been u*sd for the | appropriating $306,000 of the bank's pler.fv of applya for winter ur-:f; nr for Mr. and Mrs- W. R Watt ♦‘About 160 person* a*#emW»d in hauling of Straw, tarn* month* ago ‘ funds, has entered a pun of gtejty.jmaking cmer. S. K. Wah-r; .,cji the parlor* of tit* Union Presbyterian tractors were, triad; out and haye just as the Federal prand jury was — ------— , . wi!l be m delivery o f milk ijt Saturday, Oct. 13th, is church last night regretful that the proven ao suceoaaCgi $b*t four more Investigate his cape- The. deposit, . 5 For Side:- Dnroc mate pigs. As fine ^ w w ;„g^ tfta t Batuntey. occasion marked their farewell to the will displace oightean head of mule*. did hot loore anything hut the stech-«n lot as can be fcuipl anyplace Gnwrgv MartindsJa. Roy, Robert C. Galbreath, D, D., whose .holder* had’ te make up the shortage. R. A. Murdock. recant ill health terminated hi* pas uw i ^ iiliju Rational Candy Day torate of pearly 10 years at that / 4- church. As an earnest of good will and We hose fresh and delicious Godspeed, a purse of $725 was pre sented to the Rev, Dr. Galbreath by candies for our Fall Opening John M. Witherill on behalf of the company and other friends in this community, To Mr. Witherallte ex Day. i pression of heat wishes, Dr. jGalbreath made appropriate response.- Refreshments were served the’com pany by members of the Ladies' Aid society, and a program was presented, of vocal and instrumented music and Kerrfs Sweet Shoppe readings. Rev, Franklin H. Parsons,,* who Was the Methodist pastor at Sus Cedarville, Ohio quehanna when. Dr Galbreath was Presbyterian pastor there* made « brief address. Dr. Ernest N, Christo pher, who spoke for the elders of the churchj ltev. Dr. John J. Francis, and Memorial Hall, Springfield, Ohio, Thursday, Oct 25 " the Rev, Paul R, Schearrer, pastor and moderator of the Binghampton The moat popular musical organization in the w o k , Thirty-!. "3t * year. Nearly 10,000 concerts. Presbytery; The Rev, Sehearrer, pastor of the It’s Your Gain To Come MATINEE, 3:30 O'clock Presbyterian church, pointed out that NIGHT, 8:15 O’clock in its history of 10 1 years the Union Ready! and Come Again church has had 2 1 pastors* of whonii OSOAR YOUNG! Retiring from the Bhoe Businesa, stage# a complete close-. only two. served in the 20th century,.; out sale o f entire Interest In Tlie. Young an. As an extra played by the worths moU famous hand. God's care, praying for his return to And will be on sale until the last pair of apeolal we will sell Just 60 pairs of those fa health. '* the 100 pairs are sold. "Be oariy for first plok, mous shoes.si. In values • A C _ I V A COME. to 112,00 ...... <)0 . y D PsirfXBOA-^ Prices, Matinee, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50. Plus War Tax. DIES AS RESULT OF AUTO Night, 75c, $1,00. $1.50, $2.00. Plus War Tax. Seats On sale Memorial Mall Send self-addressed stamped envelune wit)> ’ ACCIDENT IN XENIA Boys’ and Girls’ School and Dress Shoes wall orders. • ., P Mrs. Nora Gordon, Xenia, aged 58, lied Monday after being unconscious Young and Flax—Strong for Wear "EXTRA,” "EXTRA,” SPECIAL # s s BOYS’ SCHOOL 6HOES and OXFORDS Grleb Patent Leather White Nile Top ;or 94 hours a sthe result of an auto Sizes 1 tb 5%, black or brown. Special lot CHILDREN'S BUTTON SHOES^ Occident last Ttiuvsday when knocked of 7£r-p:Ure. Valuea.to $3,60. d f n r Sizes 4 to 8. Values *o (jj 1 a a down by Raymond Tribbey, Xeftia, Ciosc-out sale price ...... $Jle«fv pair $2.60i Close Out Sale price., ^5 A ell v pair : & < i „ ' 5; - ■ ihe officials are. not holding Tribby M. B Fair All-Leather Guaranteed for Wear Ohildren’a Blaok Kid Late or N “ . esponsible as the woman was cross? BOYS’ SCHOOL. SHOES and OXFORDS BUTTON SHOES When sympathetic friends ,hg the, Street Deroit between Snecdon Size* t to 6J4, black dr brown. Special ipt Patent leather tip. Sizes 4 to 8W Values to -nd Third- The woman is survived by of about 180 pairs.. Values to A n * H , $2.60, Close Out $5.60. Giose-Out sale price ., pair Sole prioo ...... -«J>$1.65 I « U U pair ! ' are most needed v husband* John Gordon, and five chil- fy .. _-... . y ------, * 1 * , • -i - ren. •' ■■ • i.;v ; Young and'Flax All Leather Little Gants' Young and- Flax Standardized Values In If ever sympathetic friends are needed, it is' when SHOES AMD OXFORDS -CHILDREN'S SHOES AND OXFORDS death saddens the family by Calling away ope of the REASON OR EXCUSE Sixes % to 13%, blank or brawn. Values All Go at Close-Out prices 8 Children's Lace Ii3d Shoes, sizes 8% to 'll. circle t o another life. 1 , to $4.00. Close-out n p . A reASOh is'a conclusion that is sale price ^AtcUU.palr Values to $3.6Q, Close-out . d ja n r The mortician who comes into the home solo price ...... <{>4MeOw pair 'rawn after careful thinking and ’ Little Gents ind Boys' High Top Lace Chilwren’s Kid, Gun, Metal and Patent - should be able to take full responsibility veighing matters, ’ An excuse is a STORM SHOES Leather Laos or Button substitute’ for , a reason. We remem- $ Sizes 8^4 to. laft, Values to $4.60. SHOES AND OXFORDS. and thus relieve those who are er our experiences with substitutes Close-out Bala tfjo f t f Sizes 834 to 11. yaluos to $6,00. Close price ...... «p«#e«l»l pair .Sorrowing,. ‘.urine; the war. We could not get out sole (j>n n s Boys’ Storm Shoes d* * O [* price ...... tPweOO. pair . j For years we have tried’ to vheafc flour So we used .com flour, sizes 1 to 514 ...... ,«p9:e*jD pair T serve the homes of this community Srley flour, bran, etc. How glad we YOUNG AND FLAX STANDARDIZED ! wfere to get back to the “reasons.” Young and Flax Little Men's Blaok „ VALUES IN MISSES'* 8HOE8 as we Would "wish to be served. 1 BUTTON SHOES AND OXFORDS g Germany has no real honest-to-good- Values'to $4,50, Sixes % fb 13%. Close Kisses' Black or Brown Lace Kid or Calf ,ess marks so she has been making 8 Shoes. Sizes 1134 to 2, 1 Values to . $4:00, Out Sale d»| Q C Special lot to bo d[n r* excuse marks. And it is not strange price ...... H)*e*r«J pair 4 if, all that the faster she makes her closed out at ...... v u i a u pair ‘excuses” the more rapidly she .i excuses. Suppose the men employ Ovorwolght bottoms, sizes 4 to 8. . Values first pick— d»*j q C to $3.00. Closo Out J J Q g Thursday at ...... ip Ae«lw pair 'd in a manufacturing plant would Sale prlco pafr stay away and dust send up excuses, Growing Girls’ Brown and Black Lace Kid fow long would the.factory continue Greib Patent Leather Black Top and Calf Oxfords. Sizes 234 to 8. Low rub CHILDREN'S BUTTON SHOES ber heels. Hew Fall styles, values to $3.25. ,o operate? Values to $3.0o. Sizes 4 * 1 n P Close otit Sole dj* a £ %/W vV'vVw w v W V W W W v V W v s, V. v • -v?1 The Apostle Paul was not long on to 8. Close Out Sale p rle o ...^ H e * /0 . pair Price > »— . m: >1 , »4-i. .4 4 4 it 4 ,4!»... v -> tv v pair excuses, He said: “ I beseech you that you present your bodies a living sac? rifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your REASONABLE SER VICE. Well, then if you have no reason for VJ not‘coming, come over to the Method ist church next Sunday ["■A' Sunday School at 9:30. P. M. Gillian is our superintendent. The orchestra will be on hands, early. ' Morning worship at 30:30. This is our Communion Sunday. The Sacra ment of the Lord’s Supper will be ob New Fall Oxfords and Shoes served. Sermon by the pastor. 100 F ain o f Women's Ultra. Fashionable Junior League at o’clock, Parents For Men and,Young Men 2 ■Men's New Winter Weight Autuinn Tan Dress Oxfords. should not underestimate the value of Values to $9.00. <• * 7 FALL OXFORDS this department. Here is Where the Sale price ...... v # e»JU Pair in all leather?; Kid^ Calf, Gnnmetal, $ 0 - 9 5 development of leadership is begun. Men’s New Fall LaCe Shoes and Oxford*, French last, fold Suede, Black, Brown, Fawn, Log Cabin, Do you Waiit your children to be lead ed tip, round cable edge sole. Black or brown. (JO P A Grey, Laoe or Straps. Sizes 2 % tor 8. PAIR ers or followers? They may-not want Values to $9.00, Sole price ...... • w v Pair Young and Flax Genuine Kangaroo Lace Shoa, blucher style. Widths AA to C. to come. Neither would they go to the Values to $10.00 fi*Q public School, if they were not en 6 Sale price ...... aPO slla pair Women’s Satin Pumps couraged, E. T. Wright, Howard and Foster corn (h o C P Crows Strap and Single Strap. Drainy French Locking sc the new tourlcii ctf Cio1^ the tfje, you ate *t ones Epworfh League at 6:30. The sub CureRhoes. Sate price ...... $ O e U G pair hM$h Sizes *34 to 8. Width* AA to 1). Val $5-85 favorably ImprtKxd with the cltrf < I Irrnw, ftv liegracriul I nis ject is • “ The Central Idea' of Prayer” Havana Brown Kid Lace Shoe*. (h o £JC ue* to $8.00. close Gut Sale Prloe ...... Ssctusd by enUrjfs;* llie cowl a;.,l irittrig iha tvjiaur M Values to $10.00. Sale price ...... $O M v pair <;. Union Evangelistic service at the li: 8faorin*wlr.dsHifl M a n PUBLIC SALE DATES. latest style blench lasts, black or brown.' A oomlort Isir ir s raurii e.'pr.WiSte l by ewte:t I * c V.t-< d i\ ;h Vac Arotios * * » 4 »#$<•*«*$<• 4 is# b-*4 < * * * a i*># ♦**'*'* * pair the Ford tyctU . ** uhase Friday, October 19. |$.$0 Onei’^iuclde Perfection A n o p •«*•*» ’ » ■ ’ Monday, Oct. 22, Clarence. gtuckey C&lf Lace Oxfords ft, A, MURlKKJtf. Rubber heels, latest Btyle French lasts for - Itelt Boot# * # • s »« #>*■*•#■* •••«•» |« « « be 4$* s* s# *•* pair Burton. MeElwaio, Nov. 14. - $*.00 TwoLbuoWe perfection , * i j p Ceditrvlllm, Ohio. Fall wear, all brand new Young and Flax m B oot#...... $ * * * * ± 3 pair, NO HUNTING ALLOWED stock. All sizes and Widths, A Q (* $6.00 OowWttOdon Begot Lao# Knit * a a g Vames to $7.00. Sale price.. pair Boot and Lumber Jack pair No hunting or trespassing on the Men’# U. S. Hub Mate Rubber*, all stylss and n o following 'farms is permitted: , rimmte'fltahy teoa ...... P*lr Frank Townsley, MLN-a Amoriterr Dairy Grandpa’* G row # $H,00 to»A00 *HO* Comfort Shots domblnMlon OWNERSHIP STATEMENT. ValtfM In Sutlt For For ‘Tired L«*t Oxford* Wst WsMhSr This is to certify that Karih Bull Is Work ghtes Feet for W«m«n »wn*r, puhnsher and editor of the $2.95 h b k m w ■ . $2Ji $a.95 $7.85 O A H $ Vdarville Herald and that there are PAIR mmormuD, omo no bondholder# or mortgages. FAIR FAIR r a ir » ; ■ ><* ■-*$'* -nr < *■.« ..;■ **,.yt - \ \ > 1ARLH BULL. i m m m m rn m J