The Cedarville Herald, Volume 25, Numbers 27-52

Holiday Glitter... -Ladles’ . Chatellne W atches.« G o l d a n d G o l d F i l l e d * Enameled Iron and Wood Clocks, Gilt and'Nickle Clocks,. Rich Cut Glass, Fine China and Bric-a-brac. Gold JJpectcles and Eye Glasses, Kodaks and Kodak Supplies, R l I l Q ^ S ' About 2500 Rings, to select from — pricesj •ranging from 50. cents up,to 8250.00 each. In Rings, Studs, Earrings, Loco . f Fins, Scarf Pins, Sleeve Buttons. • T T y*y^ | I n c * Gold and Silver Handled for La-| t 1 X X I L J l 0 . 1 I C A O »dies and Gentlemeu-a fine selection, j Sterling Silverware in Spoons, . i Najdtin. Tllugs, Forks aud Novelties. .And the largest assortment of *Sitver Plated Knives, Forks and Spopusj both of Reed & Barton, andb Roger Bros, imrEfe. | All goods bought Engraved Free. Como and see before you buy. F R E D J . H. SCH E L L , J e w e l e r , S t e e l e . B ’I d ’g , X e n i a . MJ 1 E -OF Trunks, Dress Sait; Gases' & Valises IN SPRINGFIELD ; — IS DISPLAYED BY— SUtililVAN, -THE HATTER,- An Acceptable Christmas Gift. 5 I s 27 S. Limestone Street, SPR INGF IELD U. : Y o u c a n s a v e . a t l e a s t z.o pex*. t e n t if y o u b u y y o u r T r u n k o r V a l i s e o f u s . • ------- B a r g a i n s i n — • D INNER SE T S - P o r c e l a i n o r C h i n a - Fancy Lamps, Cut G-lass or j 3 ric-a-Brac, Suitable for Birthday, ‘Wedding or Christ­ mas Presents. - TJ w ill save • > 4 | moneyby seeing onr largeassort- m entB 4 buying elsewhere. A. H DRAYER, 44 S. Fountain Ave. * e Springfield, Ohio. A Large Purchase of- Fine Overcoats a n d S u i t s . O WING lrt,thc backward Fell Season we were enabled to secure some re­ markable bargains from a leading manufacturer in Suits .and Over­ coats, Which will enable us to offer you strictly high grade Clothing, at prici-g that will surprise, you. Think o f a man's Overcoat soiling for $2.00 a belter one, for $3.00. In black or gray for $3.50 and $4*00 and Tor $5.00 or $0,50 we will show you Overcoats of S'ijltR you .ly.Orih] guess them as costing n great deal more money, as you know the make baa more to do with the style aud tlu.'alulky of a Bait, than the material. In Underwear, lints, Caps, or (Roves we can please you. / And Fred Coats with lay coiduroyl collar, that is water-proof and wind proof for $1.00* $1,25, $f«50 and $2,00. iMBMa; CAST 0 RIA AMgdable PreparodonforAs­ similating tlieFoodaiidReguIa- lingtlieStomachsandBowels of I n f a n t s ^ C h i l d r e n Promotes Digestion,Cheerful-'- ness andRest.Contains neitlier Opium,Morphine norMineral. N o t N a r c o t i c . .J2wpttf£UJ*SmUELPmiEfl . fmtpftm Stedt" \ • yllxSotntc * \ /Itc/ulUStilt — JhixtSml + fhmennvtt . litCerionalMeda 1 UStTitStml- Cfmfieiitiia/w . HSiiriywxFlown Aperfect Remedy forConslipa- Ilon, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­ ness and L o s s o f S l e e p . PacSemiteSignature or N E W VOHK . o l d EXACT COPV OF WRAPPER. CASTORUl Xmas made easy at Spabr’s; For Infanta and Children. TheKind You Have Always Bought Thirty Years I f C M THECKNT^UnCOMPANY, NEWVORRCITY.. H | i ; ; C K l O i l F A ' I L L F c H E ^ f i L D . One D o lla r a Year. " KARLH BULL, Editor and Proprietor Again the tims has come to exchange gifts with our friends and above all to make the children happy, We have bought many things for this time and now have them on display at our store. Cloaks and furs. " Wii have a nice assortment of Ladies and Chil­ dren's garments at low prices. In furs we have a a ire collar in Black Coney a t 98c. Ex tra good .value in a better Black Coney at 81.19. A five- ■ inch Collar with black-tail SI,18. Comforts and Blankets. We have the largest and best Comforts we ever owned to sell at 98c, An extra fine large, one, heavyweight, wide and loDg, jancy colors 81,19 10x4’large Cotfon Blankets in white and gray,extra good value,”pair 59c. A fancy Blanket in bright” colors, good size, pair 81.00. 11x4 extra heavy in gray, would be reasonable at” 82.25, pair 81.49. 10x4 all wool, white, only a few left, all new, pair 82.50. , ■ ”' WNw*,q • w .*■■■■ Opera Shawl, Wool Shirts. • A new lot ju st received,, white, pink, blue, black. New shapes a t 50 and 79c. Children’s Tokes and Tam O’Shantcrs small aud large, all colors, 25 and 49c, A ready made Shirt 45c, patterns in half wool.50c, all wool patterns 81.00 grade 79c. Special for Boys and Gsrls. Every boy and girl should bauoa'few pairs of our all-wool Socks and Stockings 10c. A full line of Underwear which we sell at about 3 regular price, D o l l s ! D o l l s ! D o i l s ! ■ . ■. >• • •■- >• 11-iuoh doll, kid finish, roal hair, 10c. T4-iuch dcjfll, beautiful epes arid hair 19c. Black and I n ­ dian dolls, - real talkers 25c. 15-inch dolls, full dressed, blue, pink, red 25c. .Other larger sizes at larger price, 1, Spe cial Xmas Sale of Dolls. Sana China is here, read this. As a baby ap peals. to the mother’s heart 60 does the doll to the little girl or boy. . We have purchased a nice ^ sortment of dolls and have just put them 011 sale and they are going fust as the prices are wholesale prices. We have more on the way for you. • Umbrellas For All. 26 inch Steel Rod and tram for school use 5<)c. 26 inch, all the fancy Carved Handles, 75c,. 81.0(j up to 85.00. 26-inch for men, 69e, 69c, $1.1)0, $1.25, up to S3.00. 30-inch, big enough for two', seid $1,00. *Anyone would be pleased with’ one* oL" this assortment as a present. . ioc Table. Dolls; games; Cups and saucers; doth books; hand- painted placques; children’s picture books; framed pictures; fancy picture frames; building blocks; jew­ elry; fancy brooches; fancy hat j-.ufe; ctiildreu’s purses composes the articles on the 10c table. 25c Table. ’ Fine assortment of doll; clptli bound, gilt edge books; pastel piceures, bronze -"framed mirrors; lad­ ies’ fancy garters; fine purses; children’s toboggan caps; golf gloves of till kinds and numerous other articles compo:e the articles 01 the 25c table. Handkerchiefs. . Here is where we lead.. Special prices, all new. Handkerchiefs Jc, 2c, 3, 5c. All linen lmnderk- ch’iefs 10c, 12c, 14c. All prices and- the new ' de­ signs 25c, 35c, and 49c up to 82,00, Don’t buy any ’handkerchiefs until you see our Xmas line. 0$man B. Spabr, Last main Street, Xenia, 0 . ; FR IDAY , DECEMBER, 39, 191)2. THE WOMAN PLAYWRIGHT AND HER MALE CHARACTERS By Mrs. GENEVIEVE HAINES, Author of .“Hearts Aflame” H E criticism is b rough t against women, playwrights th a t their - knowledge of men and their experience of life are so lim ited that-they cannot possibly po rtray either moil or life in ‘gen­ eral naturally. B u t it is n o t so, THE IMAGINATION OF WOMEN IS SO MUCH KEENER THAN THAT OF MEN THAT IT COMPENSATES FOR THE LACK"OF. EX- PERIENCE. . . I f women dramatists do not. know how to create men characters, THEY AT LEAST CAN MAKE A MAN; W.TIO’ -W ILL PLEA SE T H E WOMEN IN AN AUDIENCE^ AND W HAT MORE IS NECESSARY ? Women make up the g rea ter p a rt.o f a th ea te r’s clientele. I f they llko a play or a part, the play is a success. As fo r the men, one can seldom please them with the malo characters in a play. PROFIT The matter of feed is of tremendous importance to the farmer. Wrong feeding is loss. Right feeding is profit. The up-to-date farmer knows what tb feed his. cows to get the most milk, his pigs to get the most pork, his hens to get the most eggs. Science. But how about the children-? Are they fed according to science, a bone food if bones > are soft and undeveloped, a flesh and muscle food if they are thin and weak and a blood food if there is anemia? Scott’s Rmulsion is a mixed food; the Cod Liver Oil in it makes.flesh, blood and' muscle, the Lime and Soda make bone and brain. It is the standard scientific "’food for delicate children. A Pretty Pair. This pretty little picture is p rin t­ ed in tlie American Cultivator with­ out ‘accompanying text except the title, “Two Youngsters on a Taun- ! ton (Mass.) Farm.” I t ’s cute, isn’t Send for free sample. BIUM, TO CAM) liKI! MARX? it? Probably you think the little g irl’s name should ho Mary, and it may he. Bu t by the time she is of school age her pet will have out­ grown its Iamhhootl or met a worse fate, and 'the familiar verses would not fit the case. Naughty Johnnie. Johnnie tumbled down th6 stairs, Landed on his heath 'Ott's not polite to stand that wajr," Mamma gently said. A Careful Buyer.— SP-EGIAL 10 DAYS SALE! \ The Best is What YonWant.: . The Bfist Is What We Sell. Room Size Rugs, High Class Goods, Fair Prices. Meats are deceptive. Unless you are a good judge, you can never tell | what you ae getting, until you - have j it served rind partially eaten. We know meats. We select stock with a view to-having the best meats. We know how to select stock and . there- fo.e have meats you may depend uppn-r-meats that will please you. C ” t' Tapestry, Moquette, Body Brussels, Axminster, | Smyrna, Velvet, W ilton ,...;.......... .......:/.$l &,75 (jp, | (tW.CMSl GOODS, DEL IVERED . Telephone No. 74 flSTFresh Fish Always 6n Hand. Exchange Baflk CEDARV ILLE , OHIO, ACCOUNTS of Merchants hud In- dividunlsTsolicitcd. Collectionr promptly made and remitted. J JR A F T S on New Y«r”>rk) and i rates. Cin­ cinnati sold a t lovrat Ki The cheapest and inuBt convenient way to send money by mail. T OANS made On Real Estate, Pei* A*1 sonal or Collateral Security. William Wildmnn, Pres., Seth W. Smith, Vice Pres., W , J Wildman* Cashier. THE BEST Product of the market ami stock farm can ah ways ho found a t the N E ED N O T j LO 'OK FA R TH ER . £ a Hutchison & Gibnoy have so stocked their in-w rooms'with useful and •beautiful articles tor the holidays and you cannot lie’p /nun bein’ pleased ul Chatelaine Bugs, all sizes, 25c up. Collars, latest effec s, 25c up. Golf Gloves?all the new styles, 25e up. 'Handker­ chiefs—Initial, •Embroiderie.d smd Hemstitched Handker­ chiefs for everybody in the county at 5c up to 82,50 each. Sheets, hemstitched, with pillow cases "to match; Table Cloths with Napkins to match,, all' prices. Aprons—-the Luck, Hemstitched. Combs, Chains, Setts. Umbrellas, Etc, .d £e HOME FURNISHINGS; A beautiful line of Druggets, Sofa Pillows, Throws, Couch Covers, Portieries, Rugs and Mats. .Great week for Rugs! Bargaius every day! I- HUTGN ISOA X 6 IM E Y , 4 ll J J U 5 j j s X E N I A , O H I O . f H o l i d a y F u r n i t u r e Meat Store of Charles 'Weimer. together with every , thing to be found in a first-class meat market. . Also bandies the cele­ brated Swift Company’s Mams, And courteous and honest treatment goes with (he above. Goods Delivered, Telephone 87, Fresh Fish and Ice That will be suitable for all classes, as our stock Ys complete in every -respect and comprises different lines of : : O l i a i r s R o c k e r s C o u c h e s C o n t e r T t i b l o s i S i d e b o a r d s Carpets! Carpets! AVe represent some of the largest manufacturing concerns in this line which enables us to quote prices that surprise fill '• • • • • Surd tliat thr. p;i ture In the form of a label n mi the S )cr' of every boltle of , ston yob buy, { Scott&Bowne CHEMISTS, 4 0 9 Pearl Si. , N. Y ., 50 c. amf'SI 1 all drugglsta, s y C A S l o r Infantu t<-, tlA tliocanve-ftilf>n/i!fciuloof t'.us modern scleatliic Ramo As jtw.'flocd l-.y all of lty Jtmr.terti v l’h Wnis to br-.-jtiui'crs. ,V beautiful booklet ct lUtlrfy ti.o ' jflRM, prl'.itr l la tf o folut.1, lilr.i 1; and rod, on tnasnclctl pi'-I-Of with tbei t-.nV rirnrif;-- sncnt^appcftrlnij la Itiolr uat- ttrut colors. ‘II 10 covey if! In three c d.Hii with a v«y attract* .Jv6 de.sl.fh: Oil lilO t'Cc page, 'r.dfiign wotltof lulfifcit to all wktRt wlU bo sent iuiy- iuliU( srt ref.eljit of ; <.rent's la jsostaf’c. C. L. 9 T 0 NE «Kt>kI'Aoatfiataanrjjf R E V IVO RESTORES VITALITY % R. mcmillatt, €edarvillet 0. Made a Well Men ♦ ♦ ♦ » !♦ I R £ > I R j.111%119^ V H 1V> \F**4 Funeral Director Furniture Dealer. o f M e. THE ,€MEiaut.#' . 3B*ae»3toaroaac t t m x s a a s x y w prodnee* tho Abovo rcsnUg lo SOdays. It acta ittwitiny«na<iutekir. Cnreawhenall othwaialL Votingmenwin regain their lost muttood.andold men wili recow their youthful vigor by oei&g ItKvlVO. lt qatekly and aurelrrestoresNerTous- PATENTS i n i *?ipuHnE Memory,WaetlnifDtseasee,and •11effectsof selUbuee orereeeaand lndlMreitota whichUnfit*Cheforeiudy,bntinea*ormarriage. II ;<?av«*«,and TradCiMaffe*obtainedwhdattPafo .entbiuineM conducted for MoocnATC pets. , :Ouaf>fri6eiaorroBitcU.S.»*AtcaTOFrice! land we cansecure patent Jrt leas time than thoseJ iremote f-omWashington, * Send,model, drawing or tihefo;, with deaerip- tv. .alt.* it i _) *, iire otef—o as i t , I, ntntto «• (' Sendmodel,dr i rpot ,, it scri -1> ,lK.pbl«« IllriAt. y ’[tiott,. we advise,if Patentable";crnot,’freeof‘| C««,, in *„!, /, n, keharice. Oarlee.notauetillpatentIsseenred. CitSy lOl 81 vej Ci 'I*M«PHUTtHMowf‘SObtainPatento/'wltltj ' 23 c. All ( \ costof sameIntheU*8>andforeignCountries1 sentfree; Address, storing the Urn o f yonth. ft ward* off Tnaanltj and Cod nmptlon. loslet on hating RCVXVO,no Your*Tongue . If it’s coated^ yoiir stomach is bad,,your liver is out of order. Ayer’s Pills will clean your tongue, cure your dys- our liver right, easy to ORCfftC. drogRiii*. f tf Do . As a tlm ih tased £ ’t then ts are for yc All. sehunl lies, -now ”, a ; ; i u s i n G & t L i e Hit boi e ”bool Idlug ” pins; lOo ta STOLEN BY TH renland Loses Many Ac ERSl . m This Wa • Tim Strand Magav the s t^ d y and disa- S a v o f tJ h e cohBt lin hv the eneroaeiung t stated th a t the annua hv toast erosion m Ln Sobably no t less tlia. (jjy t!io other hand, have been drained ai reclaimed, hu t tliese a uiacant as -compare which have been lost, . ..parts of the lost 1 lying, protected bv c which were eventut other parts were wt floods and storms,, cases the sea is ealh 11 cliffs, demolish - towns and. villages. ■- The line of anedn off :Se!sey, in Sussex '«lhe park,” having- doer park in the r VIII., while the tre known as the Good'" found, oed m ildreu’f nume 25e U prices, il Jinei tnd th j . oo ; r Xtrifi X< t i g - h ic.es IV.1VJ A1‘ tw. — ed in early days lh« ' Goodwin. 8 , A t On th e Yorkshire twelve buried towi and in Suffolk then merged forests mat ■ tide off "Bexhili a' their remains have mimerous.points al rr- Southwest from '"w ard the Scilly isla of about 237 squa r' carried away, and beach is a deposit containing indicati deer. _ • A t Wirral is Lea on the edge of th years ago it was I th e sea. Many such as Ravensbn .. Shakespeare), •wl- landed in 1399 ar :R . -hiH' wit p from est eff'ei cp. Hi m.d lb r 82.5t tnntch. Aproi fmbrelli t a u u a cw *»■ 1471, have noW en- A t Reculver tin >ws, Co Bargain ually eroded unt inally two- miles I *: wrecked. This had two spires, f 4 *i - t on" liuu tftrv landm a rk . for -sa- hoard, in charge M work/therefore h to prevent the < towers. [if-J B e d s t e a d s M a t t S p r i n g s W a ' s h s t a n d s D r e s s i n g ' S t a n d s / What It DA Nachtigab rican explorer, rich Hamburg n chant’s son, a yc what sentime’ said, among ot' dearest wish Wf desert on the b though t such & poetical indeed “My dear yfi the explorer, * you can get a rid ing a camel rica is like, screw i t up as p u t i t into a springs; then I t -SON, ft.S w p e c t i a n t (1ST H s! n tfa c tu ih to q HVil! t u r e D Diamoi Ton d , y o u t ' l i v e r P i l l s , c u r e } > y o ttf li } e a o y P *«•»*{>«« •«a»nTWHIIK11US»Bf R viU9 olhM. It canh«eatriad In teat hoclcet. Sr »MI, * 1*00 fterpaokaiw.w six for S 5 .QO,with,MpotI tlv« 'wrlttan gnsrantoato«n»*t the money, ikiek ana advise free. A darew ^^ mu, MtwciNii co ..'« a s te riiPt' Hold by It. <1. T’ldRWiiy, CVdnrvWli', O. |C . A . 8 N O W 4 V C O . Oss. ffatcNT Orrict, l >filiihj^Hitiirifr‘*V?‘f'-‘ai‘*i'iif<*tii1i*><if‘"faii‘*irn i 1***1)1 —•, Want jolif anonaiarha r* tiMtda b;M‘!i-! > brown ct rb-li black ? 'f! c;i c'tl BUCKINGHAM’S DYE5?f‘Sl>s fU «<t *r TjPSl s*p t. F or B-u.ii—tGood Butrey, Cheap. InfjtHra at this ofi'ice.» --Use Golden Rule Flour,- Buie. F I