The Cedarville Herald, Volume 26, Numbers 27-52

are many who contemplate the purchase of a Piano within ihe next few months; why not make it a Xmas purchsfee, thus making happy an entire family at one expenditure? Anticipating a very large holiday trade we have already stocked our salesrooms with the most superb collee^ iidft of handsome instruments ever assembled in Central Ohio. Special care has been exercised by our buyer to secure the choicest productions of thd Itiio'St' celebrated manufacturers. That he has succeeded is evidenced b y expressions of admiral on from the most exacting musical connoisseurs • /of the cifyi Such makes as we enumerate below are found only in the very foremost piano houses of the wor ld. GOIRB Id 2nd EXSittSfle OUCStdCk BtifQfB Buying* 1 ■< I’lfl'tiP* $%■* December 1 arid Continues U W PRICES -cr >■' >' This is without a‘doubt one of the leading ?pianos in the world. Regular prices from$500 ~t0 $10,1DO. Our Sale Price •fn" i i i s in, 1871. In the past'33 years has established/an unquestioned reputation. Regular price $350 to $500. Our Sale Price r 7~i‘ Pric* /T h e f tone of. the' Boston Piano is rich and rheHovft full, brilliant and clear as a bell. Reg­ ular price $350 to $475. Ottr Sale Price S235 toS350 The Masoa-Haralis Piano Considered by experts a piano of unquestion*' able merit. Regular price, $450.1)0 to $750.00. Our Sale Price $275 tO$450 The J The leader irT medium grade pianos and a g j great piano value, Regular price, $275.00 to $400.00. pur Sale Price $190 to$300 The BansPiano A /remarkable record—over 300 in daily use in the city of Springfield.^ Regular price, $300.00 to. $400.00. .. . ' ~ - - * - •£ • v s--" ft - , , , Our Sale Price $175 to, $275 Hobart M. CablePiano A piano unexcelled for tone, action, design t- , and durability. Regular price, $350 to $500. I ! Opr Sale Price $250 to$375 mu -.‘ ?r- i> . ■ %. • , ■ , •• . . . • We have been casting about for some months fot/a piano of fcherit to sell at HOFFMANNPIANOS a medium price, and h^ve just completed arrangements with the Strohber $168 f O $225 ■ m Piano Co. to handle the famous Strohber and Hoffman Pianos. In order to secure tb's agency Tve were obliged to purchase a car load of pianos. These we will place on our floors this week, and will price them like th s Strdhber fc^.oo to $275.00; Hoffmann $168.00 to $225.00.- mm An Easy Way to Buy One of these Instruments: , From now until January I we Will offer our entire stock of Pianos at the exceptionally low prices quoted above. These prices are ma'de possible by* the immensity of our.holiday purchase, every instrument having been bought for spot cash. Any reduction from our all-the-year-round low prices al \'ays means cash but to make our offer complete and afford every family an opportunity to have music in the home, w e will accept payments as low as /$10 Down and $6, $8 or $10 Monthly-*-Less than 20 cents a day! K O r g a n s , sale pnCe, $ 6 8 * t o $ 1 0 0 . S a l e P r i c e , $60. to $90. Special low prices during this sale on all pianos that have been rented or repossessed. The Famous WHITE SEWING MACHINE S t ?. , $1.00 down, $1.00 per week. Also good Machines at $ t 2 „ $ 14 ,?o $18 ., $2?. JAMES W. COOPER CELEBRATED PIANO BENCHES in solid .mahogany ahd other woods. Prices $4. ?o to $?o. . - / W e w ill p a y th e ra ilroad fa re o f a n y o u t -o f -tow n p u r c h a s e r . TH# acknowledged loader lit Plano 'Ptoytumcan lie aeon and H »M mt OUt m t* , W# are *0#nti for the world1* best Wiifo N iyer. * • kfriwtfitofriii i ^ mi,n.mi. i t ••• « s Big Piano House 41 and 43 West High Street. . Springfield, Ohio. SheetMusic Order your tmislo from u*j We always have ©it hand tit* latest and newest songs iittij Instrumental pieces at 25o ptfl copy. When erderlng hy Inclose Zo tocover postage. »^ i<iue1ih«^iN»lM0iMns«iBifti^|>lVriSiii5tlieijitw>i,ii ia)wiwMiWin*n1» P h n ...1 1 ■ ..h,iimfl — .ri,1il1>T,l»girflrtlt^<iSlSlfcsWJtlUSIlti^ulijLUlUi^JU^UM^L,F.w re s p o n s ib le pa rt ies - o h a p p ro v a l a n y w h e r e . /- A ; ku/. - t 4 * “?* fR0» M >*****#*#^ (31EC FKOM rR<c Patient th row n lr •ton* By X-Ra> I ' green light,. 4ml the [ * : % 5 ^ a n y Ihxmdmhu Bridget Fnrn/U, 08 } rtfV'gvrarth avenueami h, ■% ? \ng , Tuesday died frr ; tt<! X-my room aL 1,10 ‘1 ! ■ wh# ofictl womanonSc siiS'xJnednfallen which1 bro/cn. _ - . ON A SERIOUS CH prt!- ificnt Physician, / Loc Official Arrested %unosv\\lo, O.. Dtc. 2.” tt {Trawtorcl, prominent I iouKt’man and member t] ’ oE education, was 1 ■the charge ot performing, operation. Tim .arrest is t of an investigation inarm I %F oi the death ot* Alice ot picking county, which this efty November 10. W rcf-afnid t o ‘make any sti gL-ateS tho affair. ^ _____ , A BOXING CONTE Shooting May Grow , ta d iz Junction. , ' SwnhenvJJie. Q„ Dee. 1 - provetobeafatal whooUnl | ofahexing' contestheldS', I at Cadiz Junction betwen noH and Jaeob Tlhuls, In latter got the worst, of it,j ' erowd broke up Hinds-folk j -home, it 1s, said, ami cal I - the'tioor, it. Is alleged, drev and snot Arnold in the ii Wimii is pronounced fata Missing Boy Rctun Rc-'iefontaine;' O.,' t'ov. ;i rtincis, a runaway, bay, JH. Victory home several and-who was thought to 1: been located by his pare turned. A neighboring timt the boy’s name in | as a prize winner -at a - party. ______ _____! v Asphyxiated By G I • , Tfcjton, 0., Nov. ,J I -mm., aged pa, ami an uni | . an of about 40, were found ■at a lodging1house at 22S‘- street Sunday afternoon, 1 fiosi showed th a t .they In pltyxiated by eseapinc ga Daytouts -Chief is Viii! T/ayton,O.,Nor, 80 .—Oh TVh.it2.kerhasbeenvirtual)] by;the board of public s’ liavlngbeensuspendedtwj tier.^cargosof failureto mi Miryandgeneral ineotnp fer.-'-’i byMayor Snyder. Mother and Child Burned 512. Gilead, O., Nor. l.'v anil her two children .x of a kerosene evfdoston ar, an tad one child arc dead ! .rle.';iinlqaHum-, whent’j n'cerred, Timelderdan;:!) thoughhorriliiyburned, ,h Torrecovery. / . Mayar Weed Aga Akron, 0„ Dec. TV p <.-;,', of Amesvilte, wlio for « joke and who 39 Imivi try for his health, wa's’ln 'Kt-aipcl Monday moiiiit Aiarge of intoxication. 11 was bold up and robbed . Coroner Blames Mott Dayton, 0„ Nov. 31*.—-Mr •’•dsh Aepply is held re.- r ’/ T-cr TV. 7,. Kline's vei i-oil-sion between two tiac ' <Carrollton, in wi-itii Mi was killed. ChargedWithHunting e Fpringrield, O.. Dee. 1.- A'rrrtey and R J. ],eo. t\ arrestedby Countr Y '1 l?rcdTV,Oat-M,eisrg<; r'nSunday. Doth w t-i" Suns inthe fichu Ex-fdayor Weed Dipap I K*nt,_ (>., Dee. |A;r.'.s 7 ijje-6 inidgcj ^n y-o* . Jt rtw rerord fh Keid Tt isTi'-t the round'.. M ir.- lock him tj|i ' jiightmueh <• A cj-velaad, mmidn *“*'«thank , ft T(*$ f'Wtcharged fcuftijtona; Tblrfy-aeve ^oluminiD, Tdatl andn 'lur.ed there hilled *y«rfeofdeil Mo; *a carek . ,H«d %iingfteK -' rtgoer, of by ^ j ;•p rlIn h'-* JfErht<i her * fcy ^eii 1 ,/MrtunaH *---yem-.oit 1®***'*$ lufik J-nia, 0.,-. *-*»P tthfres;