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REE • SELMA POSTOFFICE PON To Plot ROBBED SABBATH NIGHT- Art iu The McCHESNEY. New Addition. Summer School. Mr. Giayton McMillan escaped Once again the Belipu poatoffief having his new .Dodge automobile Since ffiselecti to the presidency was burglarized, some time Sabbath Tba$W,$t>Q school bond sal# Tues­ damaged to a considerable extent Contractor George Barber has of Oodarville Iftge, Dr, W. R. Representatives of tho U, T, night. There was little of value in Tho faculty of the Bummer last Friday while m a garage in the safe to reward the men for their day brought out Haven bidders just about completed the new’ McOheBney hi been signally Wakefield Realty Co., wore in School has engaged the Servians of ftbd resulted In a gosd premium be­ Springfield where the agents were picture theatre that has been honored by one work, stamps being taken to the ?!!?.*■ Faun Thompson, an artist of making some adjustments. tha colleges of a town Monday with a yjow of plot-] \ abn, ni fr,U, Tho sale sv..:; hi* iva ing received. This wa* the second erected in the Harper building amV \ n . no Rule ability and reputation, to uiul.tr doumulit* At'theanimal X(a# au addition to the town. ; wiili nitinglyceriuo and won wrecked time the bonds were offered and re­ Mr. McMillan's son, JohuRnqkhi. will be operated by Mr, J, E, Pierce, meeting of the wd of Trustees of Several slice wore inspected and give instruction in oil painting was left m the machine, and like but the noise, was not tjufiloient to sulted nv a good bargain for the Tho interior is handsomely •decor­ Tarklo College, nrkiu/ Missouri,' options asknd on laud outlie iforth during tho summer session, Miss school district as the firm of Bldnoy,' old and young in this day and ago, ated and tho Beats are already in jrary degree of waken the neighborhood, Nothing Thompson will give two lessons a Jane 8th, the corporation lino. about the building was molested as Sipitzer & Oo., Toledo, were allowed was interested in the working of place, Tho front, designed after, Doctor of DfvJ was conferred week, on Monday and Friday after- the machine and by tho proper The representatives of the com- far as has been discovered. The t?iA first sale, which was private, at styles suitable for show lioness, is upon Cedarvilli new president, panywere greatly impressed with noons. Each lesson will be three only $#5 premium find they print methods started the electric starter, completed and in a day. or so the The president TaTklo College, tools were taken from the railroad. hours in length, from l^to 8 p, m. Workmen had left • the machine in the town and its advantages; of the The Cedarville blood hounds were the bonds. operator's booth will be finished. Dr. J .A . Thom; has just sent .manufacturing interests and. rich The tuition tee for each, lesson ..will The., sale this time was t» the gear and once the starter was in notification to t ploced on the trail but only followed be 50 cents for class instruction and The plans wefs approved by the " effect, In con- agricultural section and tbs erection it a short distance. highest bidder, nothing but sealed operation the machine shot like a state authorities and tho building ferring this do] Tarkio College 76c cents for iudivfdfial work. Miss flash across the garage before those of a $75,1)00'Behool build log. and unconditional bids being con­ wilt be inspected tn.&.fcw days by a honors, not only df and Dr. ,Ma- The Wakefield company two Thompson will bo present on the sidered. " Each of the bids were ac­ about could realize what had taken Chesney, but’ Oij rvilie College, —MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS opening day of the session and place. representative of -the state fire years ago plotted an addition in complished by a certified Chech of marshal's department, The degree wi mferred in con- &outh Charleston and through a at 5i i with privilege to pay on the show some of hor paintings. $8760 to hind the bargain If they The result was considerable sl.deratlon what principle at any time. Write, damage tq Mr. McMillan's machine The name selectedls “La Vinia“, MeCbesnoy has great campaign sold all the lots in •wer^eucooBsful. The first sale no done for the co; Farmers Loan j& 'Trust ..Oo,, Room 3, as well as tho one oh the opposite meaning “The Princess.1’- Mr. and through It one day- The firm has a Bale bonus was required although the Pierce has Contracted for the Uni­ for tho cause of isHan educatiott scheduled In .Michigan to some off1 Steele Bldg., Xenia, Ohio, Dr. Milra' Antl-l’aln. Pills for rheumatism. notice called for five per pent of the side of the garage was jamed with great force. versal service, ono-of the best pro­ In general. within the next tsn days, , - j bid. ducing companies m the country. About ten y< ago b r. Mo­ The .highest bidder was.Breed, It Is probable there NtlU be shows Ohosneyreceivei ts ■ honorary de- Elliot' «& Harrison, Cincinnati, who TO THE PATRONS OF three times a week, yet this is not grea o| Doctor shilosophy from N 0IIC & bid $71046 and theacenred interest. CEDARVIUE SCHOOL DISTRICT settled! .•«- ’••••• his Alma Mater*; jSrahklin College, Davies Bertram &Oo.« Cinomnati; New Athens, This higher degree is now wjS (illy bestowed in We wish to state to the public . Seasongood AMayer, . Cincinnati, ALFRED SMITH INDICTED. recognition of h: venty^tine years that tho Band Concerts which have $606.25. .• v.. A statement appeared in the : Vacationers! ^ county papers Tuesday evening of faithful servli aero, been arranged to Bo glvep -eaeb Ohio National Bank, Columbus, week during June, July ahd August, notifying the electors of Cedarville Leigh Taylor, colored, whoflgured You well know half the pleasure, of the trip / ' $461. ’ - 'SehoolBlstMcfc of an flection in tho is inado possible on account of the Fiifch-Thiid National Bank, Cin­ with Alfred Smith in the theft of Township Clerk’a ofilco on Satur­ Tack that most of the business men he it long, or short, is. in- possessing the right cinnati, $420. Mr. BroUgh'.Rife's horse -hud buggy rers are supporting it as -well as a few' Holden, cummins. * day for the choice pn a site for the some time ago, appeared before luggage,; ' ,, Prndsn, new school building. That the ojther public spirited clti^ensu: 'Tiitf . Toledo. 302.50. Juvenile Judgd Howard last Friday, following i« a list of subsoribere who ■ . We make a timely suggestion that you see - . Sidney, Spitzer,* Oo. electors may know that the'election The young man never had beeu in •Toledo, has not been ordered by . the Board have pledged weekly Subscriptions: $107, conditional. trouble before and was placed on. The Exchange Bank, ‘Nag-ley the qualities of worthiness in oup large depart- ; of Education of said district or that his honor for good conduct until he ment, fourth floor, and ’if contemplating a little ho such petition mentioned in the Bros,, Homo Clothing Go., J. C. was of age. Incase he should get I t has jttsfc beob| rkhown that by Barber, H. Bates, Elmer ~ Wad die, ^ trip,' yoi/ll carry home with ■you-i ■" k NOTICE notice was ever presented to the into trouble and so reported by any the notion of the IPty Board of Board, we take this means “of prop­ O. M. Crouse, J. W. Johnston. reputable citizen be would be sent Education in ad tiftg the school Richards Drug Store, Waltor Cul-, erly informing the patrons, of the district bouhdry far as it relates to prison without further trial. lice,' Smith's Barber Shop;’ GeoJ, A Leather Bag, leather-lined and with To the Electors of Cedarville district for the proposed election is The grand jury in session Monday to tins district, W sbeen the means chool District, being'held several weeks .after the of pur duplicate being reduced Shrodes, Chas, Kidgway, Dean and reinforced corners, unusual tonnd an Indictment against Alfred Jackson Millinery-^Storo. Hinton’s ; Owmg to the difficulty which the board,by a majority vote selected a 8ml th for horse stealing. $168,000, fa t/.. > * k « • • • * • ri in many a long trip, priced . $ 1 8 .9 8 Finney land north of the College NOTICE. . J morning, resolved that he would re-! wdlmvtfhad ourj plicate reduced' and the Bird, Marshall' and Smith Stuckoy & Son,' ILondes Billiard All. persons .are prohibited-from t>eL A bunch ,of rich tightwads $168,000. Parlor, Post’p' Bakery, ” McCoy's properties opposite the college. dumping any refuse of any nature in nearatarved him to deafh while he This ohanga hi sq. made since' For this purpose a petition has the Samuel Kildow quarry. .The cor­ Barber Bhbp, Robert Bird, H. A. poration provides a dump at th in 's , triad to keepthSm oat of hell, There the hand eleofek &jE>be new school Barr, R ubso U’s Barbershop, Jas, M. The Elder & Johnston Op. been circulated and arrangements west of town, D. H. McFarland, was old Amos Bkeoling, who owned building a n d th l ^Ount of prop- ' made for an election to be hold at McMillan, D^yton^s Shopping Center / Health Officer,. „ , , , SOfArms^and balf of two national ertyhas been ' jrom us,.and • Anyone else wishing to Jb*ip witli the Townships Clerks office in giVf u to other j .mainly Ciif- b«ak». And'there was Johnathan, this, f a well as .the regular sub- CedaryUle on Saturday, Jnne 19,. -•Gat your Plymouth binder fmithers and jDeaatm GdBghUy, ton, Out'dppll ow. instead of between the hours of l and 690 p.m. . . . soHbers will please leave, their twine At Kerr & Hasting* Bros. raft qf. s^figey o$ls.bai«g pear$»,6 It t$ earnestly desired that all the Jb. F- Ttn.dfdl At ode A- ^Ithes'ick^and the poor. They paid imrs wffTOISnfc /payers vote a t this election, so th at the re- coming out to tb« concert#, and him dOO per annum and ho bad the school district under tho ohl bring your friends. ‘ Con&orlo will result may be a dear indication of duplicate. By throwing $168VQ00 in­ Where you can get a team of coach, trouble to get timt for sum. Ashd. be given caOh Wednesday evening the majority at the patrons' choice horses dr a' general purpose' horse. sat in the pulpit, he thought of hi.a to other districts means that the of a site, '■ ( at 7:45, Iu, case of inclement Now is the time to give - this your past, of ids old college record for taxpayers have bean reduced. If weather on Wednesday evening careful attention. Bobby Burns, Jr., uh Plymouth nerve. And he said now or never,1 25 have been taken away from concerts will bo.gi.ven on Thursday will make the s ason of ,1915 a t the then tlie 376 remaining must bear NOTICE J. C, Finney farm north-east of Ce­ I flL give these old misers the scoring evening. . » SAVES TIM E AND GRAIN darville. ’ v that they all deserve, So he said, their share of the expense,.- Board of Trade. <*?£& . ; Meeting of Stockholders. A, T. and J. C. Finney, men and brethren, the time has ar­ Mr. 'J, K. Hastings, member of Twine is a (small item, but. good twine saves a, lot rived for a plain understanding. the cortnty board whan asked as to of expense in harvest time. Every time your machine is HOUSE FOR RENT. You see you ride in your autos with the change stated that the board FOR SALE SCHOOL HOUSE. .. stopped the delay costs you money.. Time in A meeting of the stockholders of the House of seven rooms On Miller high-paid drivers, while I plunge did not take into consideration the harvest season is always valuable, and some­ Steinfels-Joieph Company, of Xenia, street, in good residence location; through the mud to my knees. The duplicate but followed natural lines times extremely precious on account of the Ohio, is hereby called for June 28, 1916, electric lights, barn, well and cistern Lord sends me out to visit the dying, and an even exchange of acres, as The Board of Education of Cedar- condition of weather or grain; Be sure you at 10 a. oi., at the office Of said Company water. House In. excellent repair as to he!]) in their last hours of pain. near as possible. While tliis town­ vlllo Township Rural School Dis­ use . the bSst twine,— P L Y M O U T H well as -'barn. For information cal? You ride much at ease in your big ship might have beeu cutshortat trict will receive bids on No. 3 in Xenia, Ohio, for the purpose of de­ Leon Spahr, deputy county recorder, T W IN E . • Then you will be safe from ciding as to the surrender and abandon­ Xenia, Ohio, limousmo, while I stumble along in present it would only be a m atter of school housO and lot. Situate on the annoyartces, delays, expenses, which ment of the corporate authority of said the rain, I think . that „'ve been time until parts of other townships, Cedarville and Clifton pike, 2 miles ^ .ordinary twine causes. Plymouth Twine corporation. faithful, at least I have tried. 1 likely Now Jasper, would bo thrown north of OoUnrvlllo, until 2. p., June works perfectly in every machine. More L. Steinfels, President. —I have leased tho St. John know that I've been kept on the into OedarVille district. In this dOtii, 1915. . l-of it is made and used every year than A. Joseph, Secretary. gravel pit and have „it cleaned jump. But, oh, my dear brethren, event tho McEtwain, MoCompbolI, I5y order t*fB. of E. any other kind, because it is knoyra to ready for delivery of grave). Xenia, Ohio, May 20,1916. excuse the expression, I'm through Hopping, Raul, Ewry, Rakestraw, 4 Andrew Jackson, Clerk, a be the best and has been for years. M, W. Collins, being played fora chump. If you Wolford, Stralcy and t-fverftl other l"V?\ Binds more sheaves with less Cx- can afford to pay salaries big to the farms would he placed In tills —Buy your Plymouth binder \ w pense, no knots, no breaks, and is NOTICE O F APPOINTMENT. —Nice office room for rent. See men that drives your limousine, township Which would more than twino now. Jhero is a shortage V& guaranteed full length and extra G. H. Hartman the Lord also knows that you can make up for any loss at this time. in sisal and the price may go strength, Get Plymouth TWine afford to keep up the pastor’s from the local dealer. Look for Estate of Martha R, McMillan, higher. machine. TO BE COMMENDED. . Kerr &. Hastings Bros, ' ^ the wheat-sheaf tag*/ deceased. F. A. Jurkafc has been The silence that followed was appointed and qualified as Ad­ painful, intense, then a deacon ministrator with the will annexed -WANTED t-Dress making and arose, looking bored: I think onr South Charleston has ah organiza­ sewing of all kinds. Prices reason­ of the estate of Martha R. McMillan, “ ON TO dear pastor baa told us the truth late of Gresno County, Ohio, de­ tion of Which It should feel Justly able and satisfaction guaranteed, I move that wo buy him a Ford.- proud, The Alpine (lies club. Its Mrs. A. G, Russell, Cor. Main and ceased. Dated this 88th day of. —Springfield Sun: May A. D. 1916. membership is composed of young Ohillicotho Sts. CHARLES F. HO WARD, men who have more than ordinary SPRINGFIELD” Binging ability and they have been Probate Judge of said Oonnty DRAFT STALLIONS. —Full lin# ot home made Candles, ably instructed by Professor George Turkish cigarettes, cigars, tobacco Prince Albert, tne Imported diegler, musical Instructor m the NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT public schools. Hardly a public and chewing gum at Kondes Bros. Week June 28 Belgian, the best sire of draft, Hillard Parlor, 8b KERR & HASTINGS BROS, horses of high class ever id the gathering of any kind is held but county. • wbat this club is called upon to Estate of John P. Carroll deceased GREAT INDUSTRIAL Longjumeau, the Imported Pereh* ronder services and to their credit Rawlin P. McLean has been ap­ efon, black steoi gray, lias proven it must be said that they have al­ Ask for S. Sc If. Green Stamps Store Closes Saturday a t 6 P, M* Quality Pirst pointed and qualified as Adminis­ hitilsilf* Very sure breeder and his ways responded cheerfully aud trator of the estate of John P, EXPOSITION first fifteen colts this season are without any thought or remuner­ Carroll late of Greene County, extreiflejy high class. He promises ation. This organization has con­ Ohio, deceased. Dated this 3rd ■ ■ # ' ; io be a second Prince, See these tracted for ft high class lecture and The month of roses. The real summer day DRAPERIES I. Prayer, “My prayer directed" In Worst to live. Here he met their (vv, 1, 2). There is good reason for QUEENS BABY daughter, Cleo* and friendship soon believing David wrote this while go* ripened into love and on August ing through the experience recorded WARE CARRIAGES 18, 1912, she ' became nis bride; in I Samuel 24. It is evident he is Use Al|tho their journey in life together passing through a time of great stress was short, yet it was singularly and was in dire need of help for he High St., Just East of Limestone St., SPRINGFIELD, OHIO beautiful in its affection and de urges “haste" in giving heed to his For Over votion. caff. (Luke 18:1-8), David looks to Jehovah as his only and sure helper. Ed a* he was familiarly known We are told to omit the first word Cut out thin A d ” and faring to Our store for one of our free and called was a general favorite “unto" In thiB verse and to read, Thirty Years Souvenirs, No purchase required. with all. Being of a sunny and have called thee." Every, human help happy disposition he - made and had failed and faith fearlessly turnB to kept many warm friends for only to God. Can God be urged? Surely we know him was to love him. are- taught that God respects his Ndfc having been well he was ad­ “remembrancers" who cry “day and Xenia’. vised by, his physician, March 22, night" (Psalm 40:13; 69:17, 18; 70:5; 1915, to give up his work tempo­ 71:12; 143:7), To fold the hands Exact Copy ef Wrapper. ■ rue eiriTAun coMMiir, riw *«hk errr. Special Prices on rally and take a much needed rest. weakly and to "bide his time" is usu­ It was earnestly' hoped that fins ally an evidence of spiritual, debility and of a desire to shirk the work rest would restore him to hi* ac­ involved in a true exercise of prayer; customed health and strength hut True faith knows but one way of de* despite all that medical skill and liverance, that of prayer (Phil, 4:6, 7), Coats, Suits and Waists willing and loving hands could do and those who call in faith get deliv­ he gradually declined and on erance (Rom. 10:13). Such prayer; Spring and Summer R ea d y * tQ * e a r ’‘Saturday June 12, bis spirit winged the fruit of heart and lips, is before W ill Prevail in Otar W Dept. It* flight to the God who gave it. God “as incense" and its eifectiveness During his sickness he was patient does not depend upon Its being pre­ sented in the tabernacle—it is a “sac* to in- The prices named below should be very attractive, We have a large as­ and always cheerful, He found rlflee" of praise well-pleasing to God. great comfort in God's promises We invite you to in­ sortm ent to select from, and we feel that if you will We are to pray to God through his ing and winch were peculiarly sweej, and Son and in the Holy Spirit Such spect our new Spring and come to our store we can supply your wants precious to him and he often re­ prayer is set forth before, him as a rnolens, marked that he was resigned that sacrifice of sweet smelling savor. Summer line of woolens, God'* will should be done. His re* If. Practice. “Incline not my heart S shown iigioue faith, was’ pledged. to the . . . to praclico wicked works" the finest line ever shown SUXTSr-$17.50 and $15. COATS—$7.50 and $6,00 Methodist Church. (v. 4). Such prayer as here suggested r work Spetfial...... Special ...... He was a member of The Oresents demands a preparation of purity. As in the county. Our work $5.00 Lodge No. 88 of the K. of P's. the “incense" was prepared with first SUITS—$22.75 and $20. It is useless to farther- eulogize great care (Ex. 30:36) and its fra­ guaranteed to be' first Foi grance was brought out by fire (Rom. Special $15.85 Waiats—both long* and sh o rty t A JJT Edgar, he has Ilyed his oWn obitu­ 8:26, 27; Eph. 6:18), so likewise there class only. sleeves, white and colors. 1 » 7 u ary. Besides his youthful wife who must be a continual practice of prayer SUITS437.50 and $27.50 is left to mourn his death he leaves and an absence of “wicked works." Special. two aunts, of Xenia, O.: Mrs. In no way.are' we so apt to sin as r are Waists-in silk «r cotton ma-tf 3 C Henry Bank*rd and Mrs. Nettie with our lips, but back of the Ups Is Two Piece Suits in Nobby Summer Weft* are 5 Bars h COATS—$17.50 and $15, terials, neatly trimmed.. OO Mamir, an aunt, Mrs. Willard, the heart (Matt. 15:11; Luke 6:45), Special. ',. 1..' Troute, an undo Mr. James Duf­ The tongue can no man iame (James the Vogue*this Season, . 1 Bar Bi fleld and his grandmother, Mrs 3:8), yet God Is able and his way is 1 Bar Pr CO ATS—$22.50and $20, Middies—Trimmed in rid or \ Q Q - MaryDuffleld. qf Cidatvllle, Ohio,, to cleanse the fountain. To' have Special...... the mouth filled first with prayer and- for scr M *• a * 4'• m' $16.50 blue, $l quality.. J.. a! together with Sit wide, Mr/Wm. praise and then with evil is contrary Duffleld, of B w to ri and a host at to rekson and to Gbd’s commands. 1 Bar 1 aw friends, David recognized that the heart ia the , dirtar source of “wicked works,'* and prayed The county W. 0, T. U. Institute th at”he he not even' “inclined" to them (Matt. 6:13; Jam. 1:13), If he which was held in the R. F. church,; l-10c P; ♦ • Hutchison & Gibney Mam It., Tuesday * was well at*i “keeps the door” we have a safe guard The Leading Tailor. Fs, 127:1). tended at lesBt by thsmombers from * Pan C OHIO III. Position. “Let him reprove me” XENIA, OHIO XENIA OHIO. abroad^ Itisto be. regretted that vy, 5-7. “Faithful are the wounds of 1-10- PM more of ihe horns folk* did not a friend," This, seems to be the po* avail themselves of the privilege of sition David desired to occupy, one Food hearing'some of the good things that would be “a kindness" to him. 1-lOc B^ found on the program. Miss John­ Such correction is as sweet oil. . Oil imei son, the Btate tuberculosis nurse, I* healing and soothing and here sym­ was prevent and gave Us somo start­ bolizes the healing effect of correc­ 2 Lbs. oi ling facts aqd figures (a regard to tion. Fools hate reproof, wise men COFF that dread disease which would be plead for it. David not only welcomed F resh Fish Schmidt’s = Groceries well for US to know. Those who wisdom but (see R. y.) promises to v • 1*2 Lb. heard Mrs. Snodgrass lay bare some pray-for such friends when calamities Tea These two term3jhaye]been usedjtogether^for so many pyears in Xenia, come upon them and in the time when of the atrocities of the White slave they are overcome by wickedness. Direct From the Lakes that you can't {think of H. E. Schmidt's Store without thinking of Groceries. traffic, as well’ .as the dreadful When such are cast down by the rocky W e w i effects of impurities, wouid realize them at Then, tod, for {variety, fquality |andj|price Schmidt’s has | always been roadside “they shall hear my words," Try a meis of fresh fish once. You can find them at F r e s that unless there ib a check to these says David, and they will he sweet. the leader. abominations there Isa dark ontlook The psalmist's experience, when hunt* for the nation, Plans for temper­ ed as a partridge, taught , him how to ance day at Yellow Springs Chau­ appreciate the petitions of Jonathan, tauqua were formulated. The pur­ —hi*, friend, whose words to him were pose is not only to make it enter* "sweet" A careful reading of verse seven reveals David’s dire extremity C. M.Spencer’s Specials for Thursday. Friday and Saturday talnlng, but to * have it tell for (see Am. R. V.). Death stared him temperance, A resolution wsb in the face.' His soul was torn as “one passed condemning the exposure of ploweth and cleaveth the earth," Contract NowandGeta food to the polsonious fumes of to­ I V, Protection. "In.thee do I put my The Grocer man bacco and the unhealthy touch at truBt” (R. V.). Though thUB brought LOCAL BREAD the flissl * President Wilson wae low David knew where to' turn, and also remembered, with a pledge of one to whom he could lpok. The Don't forgel the place 31 Piece sympathy and prayer. church of Christ needs to look to 5c loavosl of 1 A n Fresh Fruit A membership * week was ap­ God, to become like him. It needs the Mrs. Oliver 3 Broad for v C Sterling China pointed beginning July 4 and ending transforming, encouraging, energizing thu guest of on the 12, These were' some of vision. David is now taking his eyes Turnbull Room, S. Main Street, Mrs. J. H. the doings of a busy day, off the difficulties and fixing them on Flour is hfgh hut we still a*ll V the one who enables him to over­ The road w * O h i o come, “Look unto me and he ye Phone 3-110 Ced&rville* Ohio at the old price. Dinner Set Yellow Spring There has been much discussion saved.” ' Literally his .prayer is Fresh and delicious 1 tractors arc| Tomafoss, per obu .8c. over the fifty cent admission to the "make not my soul naked” or "pour F Fruits, Strawberries, FEES for $50.00 in trade plk*. Corn, per *an,„ Ohio State Fair and that a re* not out my soul." Don't fail to select from duction should be Blade to 25 cents. Whoevr;r else a man harms by his Lenox soap, 8 bars for ...... „,lOc Cucumbers, Radishes J the samples what you For several years the stats fair has sin he harms himself most. Mr. Walter . and Onions made money, particularly since Saloonkeepers and their sons most Rakastraw pi Homo Mode SauorJ want when our men call the free passes were abolished. frequently fill the grave of the drunk­ Btreet owned I Kraut Por lb...... 2c Manufacturers have never been ard. Mr. Hlif will l on you. Gamblers nearly all lose their easy some timo th| y satisfied with the recent rules and gains, from recent news reports it looks i Ufa thorouf “They that take the sword perish for a homo, like there is to be a return to the by the sword." Our only safety is Je* All Kinds of old order and leteverybods that has hovah, a pull have the passes. We notice God is constantly answering this —F o b Sa.i SEED IRISH POTATOES that newspapers are to be supplied last prayer, and We do see the wicked Range in Irish Cobblers, Early Ohio, 6 Week as in former years, but this does falling into their own* dots. (Fs. 7: Price right. not make .it right, The present 16:16; 37:14, 15; Ex 7:lfi). AQI Strawberry Potatoes and 6 other board has-been paying for-its ad­ This lesson has a strong temperano*' suggestion and application. (1) Pray­ The Missel varieties of Seed Potatoes; vertising and the newspaper buying ers that God will hear; (2) Prepara­ Mildred Tri lation their tickets, A return to the old tion of the mouth and heart; (3) Pe­ Our Favorite Composer and Chief Occupation Week at tho il system is a step backward. tition for reproof to learn thereby; Harry Townf (4) Protection from temptation and IS C H O P IN trial. Rev. J. W,| OUR RENDITIONS been spend!: IONS H. E. Schmidt & Go., QUICK RELIEF BALM —WANTED ;-D ry cleaning ahd French Chops With Fried Tomatoes attending coj B«tt C»tUrit*H«y F*v*r-AtHima Rsmsdv. pressing. Also two small washings 'Tastes Quick rsllef for Sort Threat and Tcittlmit. Have the chops small and deli­ Please those of Musical Tastes as atO .W , U. Wholesale «nd Retail Grocers 6 fo*fo»t H**dach» and NMrafola IMmtfly. ^ach week. Mrs. Ohas. Hall cate and well scraped. Broil light­ well as those who enjo^ ton gradual* Quick relief for field Is JHead and en Lent*. ly, sprinkling with salt, pepper, Quick**! relief for tecthsch and fiartch*. Fon Rent :-rCottage on Chilli Choice Pork Chops, Veil, 30 South'Datrolt Street, . . Xenia, Ohi o B**f for Ossein and H«ar* 4ee**, and chopped parsley mixed with Monday OfoatHf 8 tamufo firsua Rwmtdy, cotlio street. Inquire of Mrs. J. 0. melted butter. Bile* large tomatoes observed tl« ■MMMMwan MMfm Lamb and Mutton Chops Shut PrtvMfoihr* and ffonfody for Pnsumcrtfo, Stewart. of "Old «lor Me battw Pile R*m*dy knswn. and dip each in flour seasoned with Oww»Orijp 8**l R*m*dy for fforn* and ivy Pchan. HOUSE— Of six rooms on tlm Wil­ salt and popper, fry till brown. LISTEN TO US? For Sara Fast -Aching J*tofo«CiI*rn*.Bunlofi». mington road. Inquire of G. H. Smith. Mrs. Eliza] £mmlihlMSkMm D a y iuTwoni^B, *•*»— ' 2®*. end tf.ee e* Oru**l»te and Wednesday; Oaelara, «r fcw mail, saaiaald. goe Jar eefttaiaa ai-» tlm»» aac Jar-tt.ee with her niel Jar contains • tlmaa etc Jar. —Wo Conduct A strictly up-to- of Indianapi] date place of amusement for young SZtsKjL^sag THfi COLUMBUS CHEMICAL CO,, WALTER CULTICE relatifesin VWWnWt^ Vnlv men. Konde^ Bros’. Hillard Parlor,

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■ 'pm*r~J3U* int iaie. li.u p,*bu. CHURCH SERVICE. o. s . p a VN e . Ancitri Waterworks, Direct to the Farmers R. fc CHURCH (MAIN ifneiST) Worckiul., king of Judah, wild Wo w>il furnish direct to th* farmer* of Bm n« countv the Mrs, Thomas Johnson, who has Teachers' meeting Saturday evening reigned in ihe years 717 to G88 **6ifc ■•*“*» “ M* y i™* on the market at s ecnta per 0, 0. and 80 O. been In a very critical condition for at 7 o’clock. Ii. ()., was a pioneer in construct­ 0. per JOO lb. freight f, o. b tlindnnatl and teach you howto use it. several days, remains about tbe Sabbath School Sabbath morning at ing a system of waterworks, bring­ f same* with some slight indications 9:30 o’clock. ing water into the oily of Jerusa­ Vaccinate Your Own Hogs lem. In tbe Indy book wu read: of improvement for the better. It Preaching at 10:80 a. m. and 7 Vaccinate your own hogs and save money. [Jg« our treat-, is feared that she probably has lost p, m. "lie made the pool and conduit ment and we wilt guarantee your hogs as Immune for a period of and brought tbe water into the city, ROYAL her eyesight, which would only add twelve months, * C. E. Society a t d p, in. stopping the upper part of Gib on, to her affliction. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at? c 4 J b so / u te& B A K I N G WE SEND EXPERT FREE p, m.. and brought it straight down to Mr. Clark Nagiey has made the the west side of the city of David. We will send an expert on hog cholera to your farm to In­ And Hezekiah prospered in all his drill a well for oil, and' on An* he had been unable to control the gust 87, 1859, his work was done and Concord, in the presence of' sixty- bis well, went down in history as the Gem City , feadquarters for Reliable son. five frlendB. The wedding was flrBt ever drilled for oil in the United very simple, there being no nfaaic. States.—Leslie's. Building and Loan Association —Eon SAMn-rTwonty-flve shouts Little Louise Crawford, daughter Dayton, Oblo weighing from 55 to 80 pounds each. of Frol, and Mrs, D. L. Crawford, ORGANIZED 1887 W. H. Lackey, Olif ton Pike. was ring bearer. The bride wore a Not A t All. ASSETS $3,500,000.00. SURPLUS $100,000.00 Carpels, Rugs, Linoleums, gown df white crepe de chine When the wind propels a bat it is 6 Nbrth Main, Opposite Old Court House Mrs. B.O. Watt, who has been trimmed in lace and carried brides chased, but the remarks of the owner critically ill for about aweek shows roses. A three course wedding are nothing tbat even sounds like that. & some Imprveoment. For several dinner was served. The bride’s Draperies, Etc. days her condition has been ex- table was in green and white white trendy serious but the change for June .flowers were in abundance' better lends encouragement for ul­ about' the house. Those .at the timate recovery, - i . ■ brid's table were: Prof, and Mrs. The firmest friends of Hanna’s Green Xenia’s Exclusive Carpet and Drapery House Crawford. Mr. JoSepii Ray and Seal Paints are found among those men Mr. and Mrs, John H . Finney are Miss Ila Ramsey;, M r.. Stanley who know it best. This includes hun­ home stter spending nearly a year Matthews and Miss Mable Dean; in Harrison, Idaho, with their sou, Mr. William Anderson and Miss dreds cf both dealers and painters who Dr, John M, Finney, Jr. and wife Anna Bickett; Mr. Alexander Mc- have proven its ^rorth for years. and their daughter, Miss Carrie, in Oampbell and Miss Mary ■ Ramsey; Palousc, "Wash, Miss Finney was Rev. John Bickett and Mrs, Eliia- re-elected as teacher in "the public beth McGampbell, tbe bride’s schools but declined and accompan­ mother. On Wednesday the groom's Hanna’s ied her parents home. mother, Mrs, Matthew Bickett, gave a dinner in honor of the newly married couple. Both are mem­ &Pd &n Seal Paint The Summer School of Cedarville bers of prominent families that are College will open in the College showering them with congratu­ For durability and beauty has no Chapel Monday morning at 0;80 lations and well wishes. ■ They will superior, and the formula on the label, o’clock. Bev. J. L. Ohesnut, D. D. make their home on the Bickott will make the opening address, farm on the Jamestown pike. proves the confidence the makers have special music for th te occasion will in the goods. See dealer—whose name be under the charge of Prof. George Siegler and Mrs. Jessie Russell. Segregate Art Treasures. appears below. The pro&peots indicate an attendance Why not set apart one country where m treasures of the world can he segre­ - f ‘ Sold by v ' of one hundred" students.' Every­ gated? Maybe Providence has been For Saturday, body is Invited to attend the opening. using’ American millionaires as blind instruments, in so far aB they have For Sale:—Cora in the bin by tbe been active in .removing European art June19th, Only wagon load. F. O. Harbison. treasures to this , country, KERR & HASTINGS BROS, »Mrs. W. P. Etarrim an. and son 5 Bars Lenox Soap have returned to their home in Smiths Ferry, Pa., after a.visit with 1 Bar Babbitts Best Soap friends for several Weeks. 1 Bar Pride of the Kitchen Soap( foe scrubing Knives, Pans, Etc.( 8 for 25c Miss Marjorie Wright h a s 'been the guest of friends m London for 1 Bar- Pummo Hand Soap for] several days. dirt and grease. - Mias Blanch Turnbull entertained a Rumfcer of friends at her home Here arc the facts; Mr. Strait, who is one of the principal members of this company, is leaving at once. He has offered 1-lOc Package Aunt Jemimas Monday ovening. • to sell «s his interest in this business for a Cash Price that we can’t, afford not to aceept, . ' Pan Cake or Buckwheat Flour I The C. E. society oi the R. P>. A big portion of. our wonderful stock of fine clothing—‘liats, underwear and ties must be sold at once to raise the money. 1-10 Package Ralston Wheat) church will have a picnic at the Prices have been shot to pieces. Every article in our store is a bargain. Our clothing is high grade, well tailored and up-to- Food 3 for 25c home of G. H. Oreswelitliis evening. y date in every detail. There isn't a cheap suit in the store. There aren’t any "freak” styles. It’s all the good, honest value kind that has built us a splendid reputation in this part of the state,. . l-10e Bbttle Strained Honey > Mr. Fred Manning and children, of Piqnst, are visithig her* m other, The time is limited. Such bargains can’t last forever. We advise you to- come now and get a good selection of the 2 Lbs. our 25c LEADER B LEND ) A C „ Mrs, Ohaales Hall, ■ T . ' finest values, • * . 1 COFFEE ) I OF W C Miss Laura Bell Wright, gradu­ 1-2Lb. our 75c.extra fancy mixed j jp^j, ate of thoclass o f 'l!i from the col­ lege and sister of Mr, S> C. Wright, Bargains In Men’s Fine Clothing was married to Prof. Fred Francis, Ws will pay 18c pe# Dozen for Clean, superintendent of the schools of now buys a mighty good suit of clothes. New Idavllte, Ind. The „ wedding took styles—just received—checks, stripes, plaids and Fresh Eggs. Bring us your surplus. place at the home of the brldo'p parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wright mixtures. Former prices are forgotten1. These in Idavllle, Ind., at 9:80 Wednesday are genuine bargains. See them .' Try them on. MAMMOTH morning. Prof, and Mrs. Francis It will pay you to buy two suits now at this BIRD’S STORE left o.n an automobile trip through remarkable price. the West expecting to visit the groom's mother in Iowa. The an­ nouncement of the marriage will be Blue Serges, Fancy Plaids, Nobby ~Stripes, Cassimeres, SE3 irv.y.yrwtu'jjf.1. '.ir^issssasmmmaB ■ received with much pleasure as the Mjj Hish Blanch' Turnbull has **- bride had many friends here. Cheviots and Worsteds V turned home from Oxford where LOCAL AND PERSONAL ah* has been, attending eollege the Rev. J. H. Kendall and sister, past year. Miss Julia, who have been 'here for several weeks returned to their $13.50 $15.50 $17.50 $19.50 Mrs. Oliver Dodds, of Akren, is Dr. Leo Anderson attended a home In Tarentum, Pa., Thursday the guest of her parents, Mr. and reunion of his class at the O, B. U. morning. Rev; Kendall and .sister Alfred Benjamin and Society Brand Clothes at these low prices. - Mrs. J. H. Wolford; Monday. The class holds a reunion spent the winter in California and every five years and the I}r, had on their return stopped here to at­ gmg buys your unrestricted choice of any Jr The road between Clifton and the pleasure of meeting many ot tend the R. P. Synod and make Yellow Springs is closed while con­ ills former classmates and friends. friends an extended visit. V I ^ l " ”" f t of the finest suits in our entire store, % tractors ate macadamizing that m I 9 % 1 1 blue serges included. Values up to $35.00. pike. Messrs, Robert Conley and Ralph Miss Myrtle S t John, of Gedar- m ■ ■ ■ ■ They ail go—nothing reserved. Take Hill are home from Garnsgio Insti­ vlllo entertained at dinner last Mr, Walter Iliff has purchased the tute, Pittsburg, where they have Wednesday the following guests, H i J n ■ your choice at $21.50. Rakestraw property- on North M»l» finished their second year in that Misses Irene and Marjorie Wright, street owned by Mr. W* J. Tarbox. famous educational institution. Ellen Tarbox, Reba Harbison, Mr. Iliff wi.il probably improve it Dorythy McClellan, Clyde Shipleti, sometime this fail by the emotion Mr. J, R. Orr presented this Pauline Crindle, Mary St. John, Straw of a thoroughly modern building office with aB fine a quart of straw­ Edna Shroades, Helen Puffer, Fare Refunded Read These Prices tor a home. berries Saturday as we have ever DonaBurns and the latter’s cousin, Hats Been; For quality * we do not see Laura Burns, of Seaman, O. The latest We want this sale to introduce us —F o r S ams Malleable • t e e 1 how they could bo excelled. Mr. to thousands of new out-of-town Range In first olass condition, Qrr reports a good yield and ready 1 Prof, W. B. Hayes, of Clifton has s ty le s —the Men’s Union S u its...... 79c Tries right. #. E. Payne, sale for his crop. aeoepted the superintendenoy of finest lot of customers. Come to Dayton, we'll the Selma schools. pay your fare. We will refund the high grade Finest Wash T ies...... 19c Misses Elsie Bhroades and Mrs.X. G. Oglelbeeand daughters, full round trip ticket fare in cash to Trumbo are spending tils Helen, and Dorothy, returned from strawhatsin Silk and Linen Mixed Shirts . $2.45 k at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Saturday evening where 39F anyone coming 40 miles or less who Marry Towhiley, they were at the bedside of the the $1.65 buys a suit or any merchandise husband and father, Dr, E. 0. Men’s Summer Shirts ..... 79c totaling $20.00. . & ■ i Rev. J. W. Patton and wife have Oglesboe,who underwent an oper­ 1 been spending the week In Delaware ation in that city on Thursday. Besides this, your actual saving Fine Silk T ies...... 39c attending commencement exercises Favwable reports indicate that the will pay you to come a hurfdred Dr. is on the rand to recovery. Extra $3.00 Value Hats at O. W. U, where Miss Helen Pat­ miles to attend this great sale. AH Dollar Jewelry ...... 65c ton graduated. now go a t ...... h t, a Messrs, Paul Tnfnbull and Frsd Monday was flay day, but few Townsley, whb have been attending observed the event by the display Monmouth College, are home for of “ Old G lory/' the summer, Mrs. Elizabeth Shroades started Mrs. Jennie McLean celebrated slffifler Wednesday for a few we*k« visit her birthday on the Nth at the with her niece, Mrs. George Mtrpng, home of Mv. M-A. McLeatt and a de- 23 South'Main, Street Dayton, Ohio of Indianapolis. She wilt also visit lightful time was enjoyed in honor ? fomaitQ.' Opposite Market House Formerly GravesSc Meade's relative* in Anderson, Ind. of the apent.

# \ At Ga$pd*S Ym PM Home-m* jr* X urn on tim e; what a pleasur*. I bsUsvc in the forgiven*** of sms.1'- * ■ Service That is Most Helpful, The crosB steads central to ell Most Complete Interests of humanity. POLITICIANS WHO CAPITALIZE Miss Alice Fitm<»y Is leader of the . STRIFE A MENACE TO .Christian Union. ^ GOVERNMENT. 'All grades of GOOD Fur­ Dr, J» L. Ohestnut preached e fine niture^ embracing veryJweat, : eermon jn our preparatory service medium grade and low price last Friday. Neglect of Agricultural and Industrial lines, with, LARGEST AS- ' William Collins is our representa­ Opportunities a National Crime. SORTMENTS in each tive in the Bible Beading Contest; at grade. the Presbyterial in Springfield next Tuesday. * By Peter Radford. HELPFUL assistance from experienced salespeople FIFTEEN DOLLARS IS A RARE LOW PRICE FOR MICHAELS, STERN Ah J soldier* of the cross, if you There never was a time In the his­ whose instructions and efforts are to please you, and make are bored with the monitory of the tory of this nation when we needed &CO, FINE CLOTHES. WE'RE NEVERTHELESS MAKING THIS your buying a source of greatest possible satisfaction. Christian life, it is because you statesmen more or agitators less, than have not heard the bugle. There at the present moment. The oppor­ IMPORTANT OFFERING WHILE THIS LOT LASTS. THEY ARE PERHAPS every time you enter a store you feel obliged are battles to fight. Forward, tunities now afforded ua on land and to make a purchase. We want you to dismiss that thought | m arch! sea demand the best there is in state­ USUAL, $18 AND $20 SUITS, YOU GET SO MUCH FINER FABRICS when you come to visit us. Cappels want you and are glad to | craft and the possibilities that are con­ AND BETTER STYLES HERE FOR $15 THAN IN ANY STORE YOU Earl Collins united with the fronting us call fop national issues have you come in whether you buy or not, ;church last Sabbath morning op that unite the people, build industry KNOW OF, confession of his faith in Je$u& and expand trade. The agricultural OUR SALESMEN will be only tod happy to show you i Christ, ‘ and industrial development ' of this TWENTY DOLLARS ALSO ESTABLISHES A NEW HIGH MEASURE OF around./ ■ ' * „ ■ Margaret Waddle was taken nation has suffered severely at the hands of agitators who have sent VALUE FOR THE HEIGHT OF THE SEASON. INCLUDED ARE Remember, pur motor trucks pass your door every week.\ last Monday to the hospital for ah torpedoes crashing into the port sido Deliveries are free. operation for adenoids. She came of business and whose neglect of the MANY SUITS WORTH $25—SECURED AT A CONCESSION AND NOW through it very nicely and we hope interests' of the farmer makes them will'experience great relief. OFFERED FOR $20. ' ~ If yxmcan’t get ft In little less than political criminals. We Rev. D. D. Dodds assisted in pre­ want ng more of these evil spirits,to yonr own town, get it paratory services last Saturday, predominate in government. Too Jong TWENTY-FIVE FOR THESE SUITS WILLS EXCEED ALL YOUR a t * CJA^PPEL’S . their hysterical cry has sent a shiver preaching a most helpful sermon. down the spinal column of industry. USUAL EXPECTATIONS OF VALUE. THE RANGE OF STYLES, Bev. John Downie, of Seattle, Too long have the political agitators f ■, ‘ BAlr^ON, OHIO Washington, was a pleasant called capitalised strife, pillaged progress OF FABRICS, OF PATTERNS AND COLORS IS AT ITS VERY BEST at the parsonage last Thursday. and murdered Opportunity. An indus­ trial corpse is. net k desirable thing, AT $25. ’AT NO OTHER PRICE CAN YOU GET SO MUCH STYLE,. Talk your plans over with your a crippled business an achievement or wife; ten to one she' can and will QUALITY AND VALUE. WE’VE ADDED TO OUR REGULAR I. ' ‘ neglect an accomplishment about give you good advice. which any representative of the gov­ FAMOUS $25 VALUES A GREAT MANY SUITS JUST SECURED THAT ernment has a right to boast. Farm Economy.Mr. Frank Gleland from Jones­ ARE WORTH MORE. AT $25 YOU THEREFORE HAVE THE CHOICE boro, Indiana, has been visiting his Issues that Breed Agitator* Should be sister Mrs. Jeremiah -'Finney last . Eliminated. OF FINEST. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC. WEAVES, TWO AND The (Biggest Loss on Farms Today is week, Mr. Clelantf lost his wife six The political "agitator must be elim­ weeks after the death of Mrs. inated from public life before thought­ THREE-PIECE MODELS. IT’S THE OPPORTUNITY OF THE Perishable Posts and Poor Fence Jeremiah Finney’s husband last ful consideration can be. given to a SEASON IN iYOU VALUE STYLE AND QUALITY AS WELL AS A winter. constructive program In government The liquor question is the moat pro­ GENUINE SAVING WHEN YOU BUY CLOTHES, Profits Are Made by Managing a Farm Dr. R, B. Hume, of Springfield, lific breeding ground for agitators and on a Business Basis paid a beautiful tribute to the whether pro or anti, the hatch is -X memory-of Mr. Henry Kyle Jrr last equally as undesirable. This article lief ore you buy clothing consider that ■ week’s United Presbyterian. Is in no sens® a discussion of the li­ Use American Steel Fence Post quor question but deals solely and by The Young people’s Presbyteriai way of Illustration, with the political Kredel & Alexander’s is the greatest clothing store in Springfield—Greatest Made by American Steel & Wire Company of Xenia Presbytery meets in products o r that Issue- Other sub­ Springfield Tuesday, June 22. jects wifi be dealt with in the order because it doe* best the things which you expect in service, in value, in quality How would it do for our society fo of their importance. ' - - THEY LAST A LIFE TIME go in a body. Think about it and In, the history of out government and .in variety. talk it up. the liquor issue has never produced Thousands in use In the past 15 years, which have not rotted, a constructive statesman worth men­ Nowhere else do you find so many nationally known lines of quality rusted or burned because they are hiavlly zinc Mr. Robert - Ferguson and his tioning and it never will, i t has sent ooatecl inslda and outside. mother accompanied the pastor and more breaks to Congress, Lilliputians merchandise. Nowhere else have you that practically unrestricted choice of all to the Senate and incompetents to American StselPosts--- his wife to Goes Station Sabbath the best fashions. Nowhere else do you meet with such' uniformly liberal values. evening to the preaching service. office than Any other1 political Issue Can Bo Driven under the sun., . This big organization naturally enjoys exceptional advantages. “You are , Eliminate Pence Repairs Mr. John Stanforth and -family tfhe recent 'experience of the Eng- Every Post a Lightening Bod . • n e y were welcome worshipers with, us Hah Parliament which' lashed' itself the beneficiary. Every advantage that we enjoy, you (enjoy—in-maximum Proteote-atock from Lightening at the communion service last Sabj into a fury over the'liquor question, No Staples Required bath. . 1 ■ • has A lesson that it Is welt for the service, value and satisfaction. farmers of this nation to observe; for Fence Bows Can Be Burned, Des-1 Mr. William Knox went, the first - troying Weedsaad Veimon the subject-Id some form or other- is QtlfcbS'Wifefi to v is it fit end* oonstahtly bsfore.' the public for solu­ Land.'with Steel Posts is Morel otbefccounty, ' - STAt $3.50, silk and linen rhixtujres Valuable tion and ofttlmes to the exclusion of Get your straw tomorrow that are superior to many silks. Mrs. Charles Finney, Mrs, „J. B. more important problems to the Amer­ See us at once for further Information or aak the ican plowmen. - At $4 00, all-silk shirts, in heavy Rifs and Misses Maggie Buiok and Nevermind the weather—we’ve had man who has u.sed American Steel, Pence Poet. Blanch McLean are among the Too Many Political Drunkards.. weight that give excellent service. shut-ins these days, Could you Uoyd-Geprge. the Prohibition leader summer—red-hot diys . galore—for TARBOX LUMBER CO, visit them,or send them a message of Europe Who led the prohibition fight ages. It’s due now, and when it ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR of sympathy/ , - in England, has declared that he wifi Cedaryille, Ohio. | never again take -a drink politically, comes you’ll want your straw ready Superior Union Suits are conceded Mr. Clinton Rico and children and there arc many American politi­ have united with the Second United cians—pro and anti—who would render for use. to be the best garments made in cut Presbyterian church of Xenia; their country a service by climbing and style. • Every good shape, and all the Mrs., Rice was a member of Clifton on the water wagon or signing a pledge At $1.00, light weight dimity, all at the time of her death. of political temperance. Tpo often smart braids. _ our legislative halts are turned into Mr* Robert Fluke, of , Fairfield, reinforced with linen tape. political bar-rooms and many of the Self-conforming, comfortable sennits Recreation advantages of Cool Lake Resorts are of _ Ohio, has been visiting with hie members become intoxicated on liquor At $1.50, lawn cloth, light and* cool unusual charm. Hotel, cottage and campingfacilities to uncle, Mr. Jacob Fluke, the past discussions, Wo have foo many polit­ at $3 and $4. Bangkoks, Milans, At $2.00, fine spring needle knit week. ical drunkards—pro and anti—in our fit eveiy, purse. Convenient Overnight Through Train' Panamas, Leghorns. A tremendous mercerized silk, of good weight—the Service and Low Fares via Pennsylvania-G; R. & I* Route. Prepare something special for public affairs. Ho one who is a slave to the political liquor habit is quite stock of the best straws made. garments de luxe/ your class next Sabbath, It is so capable of - dealing with the busi­ (A <7. U A l i i S 3 temperance day and you do not ness affairs of government as the NECKWEAR N orth want to repeat the lesson given last sober and industrious. We have few The R. & A. special-famous, IC & A's is headquarters for fine M ichigan - quarter. ' public men in this day who arc strong Mr, and Mrs. Claries Finney are enough to resist the temptation of straw hats at.$1.85 neckwear. We show the largest enjoying a visit from- their daugh­ strong drink polemically and when the variety in town, at all priees. ter, .Mrs. Anderson from Belle- demon Rum once becomes firmly en­ fountain. trenched in the mind of a politician, At 50c, a new set in white silk he is less capable of meeting the de­ $3.00 worth of style, more than John Bradfuto Tobias and Helen mands for construi five statesmanship $2.00 worth of value, for only $1,85. crepes, with colors of circular figure. Laveda Beattie were baptized at now confronting this nation. New novelties and ' conventional At $1,00, Rumchuhdefs of Bagdad the Saturday service by Dr. Ritchie. We have in tilts country too many red-nosed politicians—both pro and ahape and braids. pattern, extracted spots. “If a man kau’t laff there is suhi anti. A candidate with political deli­ At 25e, a special wash tie with mistake made in putting him to­ rium tremens,- a preacher with politi­ gether, and if he won’t laff he wants cal snakes in his boots and an agitator Boys’ 50c Waists narrow ends, worth 35c. * • az mutch keeping away from aza drunk on. the liquor question are the bear-trap when ifclz sot.” saddest sights in civilization and they SILK FIBER HOSE should all be forced to take the polit­ This is the famous K. & S. Tapeiess: A man may for years nurse spite ical Keeley Cure, This particular hose always retains and hatred for another, only to find It Is far more Important in govern­ Blouse Waist for boys. The materials its luster and looks like silk on the fih atit brings terrible retribution to ment to make it easier for those who and workmanship in these waists are hltnaelt iater on. He who has a toil to eat than to make it more dif­ foot; unsxcslled for service. . grouch toward any living soul ficult for a few topers to drink. There of fineifc quality. All the new patterns At 25c a pair, in all colors—white, never enjoyshfe fully at. any timi* Is not'due person in one hundred of and colors frtsh from the maker. ,our rural population that ever touches black, suede, navy, tan, champagne liquor but we all eat three times a and gray. day. ’ $ 1 H Reward $10®. Fine summer furnishings At 25c a pair, silk mixed hose of 4 A Gold Bond Guarantee THE LAYMAN'S DUTY Interwoven make, with lisle garter .$h*n*Wool Fancy Cheviot Suits unholy alliance that civilization did With regular or Bulgarian Norfolk the Price We Ask— , not shriek out and Christianity cry the call for the warm days. aloud. Since the beginning of gey jackets—and TWO pairs of Knicker­ iYou know the shortcomings of ordinary paint, - C a sonetitufio^ri disNre, remtpM « eminent, politicians hare sought to At $1.50, silk front shirts with bocker jfants, Sizes 7 to 18 When you buy it, you pay yourmoney, get tEi . V . mautaent. Reipa dtkktrh decoy the ministry into the meshfes of f good# ana that end# the transaction, doraiatftW n hilemaiiy, jukifig diisctjy up. politics and make them carry banners bodies to match of soisstte cloth, years. SPECIAL...... $4.85 jp tha blepdxivjru wnt and muootiaH* aurracfs of lyatam in political procession*. They have S ^t ^||flgr|ug4*6SRtin8 .the .the fqj^ttiujjpof^dabpa r i th t ♦ > Jhrt we sell * paint t k ' t different. • Styhan you pur*’. * taken the ministry-to the mountain- «j*»e Bradley & Vroomsn Paint, we Issue e Gold Rond ■ 1 endBwhg the patlWit lWafigih liy top of power and offered to make them Guarantee Ibid *iye* yeu an aBsofete insurance jtgaiasH tUi»thaecrash that has shaken B radley & Vroomfen BUR to Sttrt, fttkd/oriktb etery pulpit in Christendom. Guaranteed Paint Jpgs j.orbr My a a>.,iw*do, o, Jiall’AFiSliiy PflliCM tfifcbMt, > tVouVe heard of Bradley & Vrooman Fakff. '^og knoW it hyreputation. _ Now^fstsy it—try it— seettrs In the knowledge M *' J m tk m Bond Guarantee -ptMmto yearpaint Im m tn iM . CASTOR IA hern on m m y print* ■■ Pat Ynftuifa and fllrililraia, : Cor. Main and Limestone * p m § hi «Md get ecqeaMed, 1M9 if Hi M Tw 8a^ Mup1m0i ' Bears' ths SPRINGFIELD, OHIO TARBOX LUMBER CO, ^CMdtirsbI<

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