v "JcyfVl ' -'ffxf " -t "j i"'t,' i'f-yrtrp -rr- nr? V' ''I iH - s, . T r f I t THE NEWS-HERALD, HILLSBORO, OHIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1914. Pl MEN WANTED! A.B.SHERIDAN A GREAT SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKER -OF- PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Will address the Loyal Men's Class at CITY BUILDING, NEXT SUNDAY MORNING 9 a. Mr. Sheridan teaches a class of men numbering 250 and is considered one of the great organizers of men's classes in southern Ohio. m. mmmmi&mmmmtwmiffi&mmmtemmmmmmrtf i j biii m mm . II HILLSBORO'S BIGGEST CARPET DEPART- I I W MENT IS NOW READY FOR YOU 1 i 1 Music by The Hillsboro Hilary Band Great Street Parade at Ten O'CIock i i Listen for the Music. Every man in Hillsboro is invited to come m RAINSBORO. April 10, 1914. Mrs. J. B. Davis spent several days t, t . . v davs last week at Good Hope, the guest of Q B Rhoadsand wUe entertained her daughter, Mrs. Warren Harper. fonowIng BUests last Sunday : Ora W. S. Freshwater, of Columbus, was Miller and wife and two children, of called here last Saturday by the death gamantha, Emery Knelsley and wife of his father-in law. and daughter, of Hillsboro, Ray Cam- Mesdames Cyrus Falrley and Ed eron and wife, and Elmer Carey and Shannon, of Hillsboro, were guests of wife and two children. their brother, John Watts, Friday. i John gatterfield, of North Union, is Miss Anna Kee or, chief operator of here to attend the funeral of Ellsha the Home Teiephone Co., has been re Beaver. last Tuesday. J Several of our young people from Rev. J. H. Davis, who has been ill this place took the Patterson examina for some time, has been much worse ' tion at Hillsboro last Saturday. employed for another year J. Horace Roads ana family took dinner with Hillsboro friends Sunday. Wm. Hill and family, of Greenfield, visited Mrs. Emily Shipton, Friday. Murry Browning, of Dayton, spent part of last week here with relatives John Foraker and family attended the funeral of a relative at Leesburg Mrs. Anna Park is arranging to build a new tenant house on her farm Just north of town. Our village Is being equipped with gasoline lights which gives it quite a nice appearance as well as adding to the comfort and safety of our citizens. Mrs. Joe Ferneau has been quite sick for a few days. $65.00 and Up. Have you seen THE TON DON AXLE? The spindle of this axle is made of Case Hardened Steel and the box is lined with Phos phor Bronze, making the same kind of a bearing as Is used in Elec tric Motors, Automobile Engines, Cream Separators and other fine high speed machinery. The common axlo used in all other buggies is made with a common soft steel spindle and a cast iron box. The "gritty" surface of "the cast iron soon cuts away the soft spindle and you have a loose "wabbly" wheel. Buy a CARROLL BUGGY and you get the TON DON AXLE. We also use the celebrated Kelly Sprlnafleld Rubber Tires the original patent, known the world over as the best tire made. QUALITY IS ECONOMY The M. F. Carroll & Sons Do. HILLSBORO, OHIO. There will be a meeting In the Inter ests of cenlization at the public school building on Friday night. Able speak ers will be present to discuss the school problems. Ellsha Beaver, one of our oldest citizens, died at 7 o'clock last Friday evening, after an illness of nearly a year's duration. An extended obitu ary will appear in our next issue. SHARPSVILLE. April 19, 1914. Minnie Chaney and daughter, Inez, and Rutli Bird and daughter, Thelma, spent Monday with Howard Reveal and wife, of near New Vienna. B. F. Liwman and family called on Isaac Jones Thursday. Elizabeth, Maggie and Eva Rankin took dinner with James Bird and family Thursday. Bessie Burton spent Thursday with Mrs. Lettle Miller and family. Mesdames Mary and Susie Polk called on the former's sister, Mrs. Lulu Brewer, Friday afternoon. Sylvanus Achor and wife spent Sat urday with Melissa Newton, of Rus sell. Mrs. Louisa Alexander and daughter, Katie, called on Mrs. Charley Fox, Thursday afternoon. Frank Lowman and family took din ner with W. E. Alexander, Sunday. Philip Stroup and wife spent Sunday with Joseph Stroup and wife, of near Falrvlew. Mrs. Elizabeth King and Electa Lowman spent Sunday afternoon with Bert King and wife, of Willettsville. James Bird and wife called at the home of Estel Chaney Sunday. Chas. Jandes and wife and daughter, Edith, spent Wednesday with J. D. Noble and family. Walter Fawley and family were en tertained by James Polk and fumily, Sunday, Mrs. Pearl Sharp and daughter, Gladys, spent Sunday with her parents, Charley Fox and wife. Why it Suits Particular People. Foley's noney and Tar Compound is prompt and effective for coughs, colds, croup hoarseness, bronchial coughs and throat troubles. Thomas Verron, nancock, Mich., writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar quickly relieves tick ling throat and stops the cough with no bad after effect." It contains no opiates and is pure. That's why It suits particular people. &dv THIS BIG DEPARTMENT IS ON THE FIRST FLOOR. Kerns' Big Carpet Department is filled with Room Size Bugs, Carpets, Mattings, Curtains and Linoleums. Room Size Rugs, $4.50 to $37.50 Carpets by the yard, 12c to $1.25 Mattings, 10c yard to 50c yard Linoleums, all prices and widths. Curtains, 39c pah to $5.00 pair WE PAV THE FREIGHT Our $1.00 Curtains are wonders. 15 Different patterns. Linoleums, 2 yds., 2 yds , 3 yds., and 4 yds. wide OUR SIZES IN ROOM RUGS. 6x9, 8-3x10-6, 9x12, 10-6 x, 13-6, 11-3x13-6, 11-3 x 12, 12 x 15. Yard Carpets, Hemp, Rag, Granite, Wool Union, All Wool, Brussels and Velvet. We cut all Carpets to match without waste to you. Select your Rug and Carpet now while the stock is complete and we will deliver it to you when you are ready for it. This wonderful Carpet Department is on the 1st floor. We have the Room Size Rugs in every quality. Matting Rugs, Granite Rugs, Wool Union Rugs, All Wool Rugs, Fibre Rugs, Tap Brussels Rugs, Velvet Rugs, Body Brussels Rugs, Wilton Velvet Rugs and Axminster Rugs. Have you seen the Sunfast and Waterproof Mat ting? Come in and let us show you. We Can Save You Money in Our Carpet Depart ment. Let us Show you. CM. KERNS SOUTH HIGH ST. HILLSBORO, OHIO -H ' f) i u Si J: 1 M fl t i! v. 14 n. n .ffl w4 W1 -HI - a GABBETT & AYRBd. i