The Cedarville Herald, Volume 32, Numbers 27-52

C U T j there ljm 't lave to truai rbut«her. >r Meats •nly kind to ipliances for ami they’r* ,<i. Don’t go ’s not. Buy 'SB, C, Q. ratmemmssssstri ism 0 get iad Dx\ Miles 1 as < 11 - ?t around on to the roperties jffeet np- ystem’by hemnatie lied, and assured, ay cures disease, r,er years : i t will not you. - corapli- r advice, aing and rolonged h it I could ins niy shooa muldtnirmso pain. Then all through iM me I liatT Inflammatory it Dr, Miles’ and I com- im. the sta rt sontlis have [am able■ to SANDERS, away, N . X Mite*' N « v - m to return >-f) if it fail#. £R HOTEL ;T - ESUPSTAIRS OM. , CENTS , ain Floor ght. in the Cul- ont. lilesP SANTEE* latelyCur#with JHBOID o (liscwfrr of Ciacrjoflirhlnjf icaicUsa guar- •ir.nUcA Trial IB- Toledo, Ohio. LES* niLA 1 EGTUM 3 K::S *».S 1 <|» 1CCJ»4UMWN P* , ,:n ’■<££&,muter, :~3f i Vi. :*»fsjm *0 ;:AU«*9dK», i L L A N M 8 U 3 , 0 . I$WT», ONIAtf muss HOiX* HiAMY ■mutt, »#WTii.Mini ..$20 S u i t S a l e . . omen s and Misses' F ines t tailored Suits, repre­ senting th is season 's best styles, best materials and best colors. Suits th a t were $ 25 , $ 27 * 50 , $30 and $ 33 . 5 , 0 , all included in th is reduction sale. T h e m a teria ls a re V£idc W a le Diagonals and neat .Shadow Stripes, The colors, navy blues, cadet blues, red dark greens, browns, tans, ra isin and old rose. Sizes 34 to 42 , More than 50 of this season 's choicest su its to select from a t a very marked reduction in price $20.00 Jobe Brothers & Co. GOODS Y P N I A O m i l l i n e r y IO E S - r V E - f i \ J t SU IT S DRY SH 1 V /A V V V .W .W .V A V A W W .V ^ V V W .V .V A % V V V W A % V W /A V ^M V .V .V ,W A V .V .V .W .V ^ HOFMANS ARCADE JEWELRY STORE § W h o l e s a l e a n d R . e t a i l J e w e l e r s , $ Springfield, Ohio. ^ Make your Christmas purchases here and you select from the largest and finest ^ Jewelry stock in Central Ohio. What you find here is the newest—the best and jjj prices so low,' competitors prices by comparison seem /exhorbit^nt. Everything 3 is here for Christmas, ready for your approval. Come early and get your choice £ ofour great line of . J"' Watches Cut Glass Solid Silver Ware Diamonds Clocks, Silver Plated Ware HandPainted Chut* LOCAL AH© PCRSOfiAL t Will, Btttaf v u in t incinii&ti from Friday viAU Sftnday. Two h#ura is motion pictures. Saturday night Opera liou«e. Take the obiWroa to the motion juctur** Saturday aight. Admission is Cand I0e«n'«. Mrs. T. H. MoKonsU of Flushing N. Y,, vijited hot-parents, Mr. and Mrs. James MaMltlau this week. Misses. Martha and Edna Cooley entetainedthsG. C. T, Club Tues­ day afternoon. The motion mature* last Sat.ur day pleased a good house. Are you goingSaturday night? I am. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Crouse and Mr. and Mrs. JSrnest Truesdale spent: Sabbath la Booth Charleston. Mr, and Mrs. Chase Colvin Of South Charleston spenj; Saturday with Mrs. H. W. jJarpsr. Miss A, L. Craufurd visited 1» Cinotnnati from Saturday until Tuesday. The family Mr. H. P. Maze moved to St.Mary*s,Tuesday where Mr, Maze has employment in a paper null. Mrs. II. H, McMillan left Tuesday for Cadiz, Ohio, to visit relatives and attend the fiftttsth anniversary of a former pastor.' = Miss Julia Harbta%on, -who has been teaching school at Stuggart Okla., has returned home having to give up her work owing to ill health. Miss lea Dean, vrbo has been an invalidfor several months was tak­ en to the MoClolism Hospital In XeniaThursday, in the hope of im­ proving her health. ’?' ' Hr. and Mrs. James W, Mathews eute^alned Thaoja^vlng day for their two daughters, Florence and Mary'.The guests watt members of their Sabbath spiroel class. Edna Shroades, Mildred .Cbrouse. Bessie Strain, Clive NortJwip, Helen Puff* er, Cretohea FutK>Martha Foster Edith Hammau, ' LeBoy Pearson c Olarenee Bradley SOh- o . „ , ‘ •' ‘V*"- ■ # Hammau, Pam and orth Hamp* .V • ,Y , . ■ Watches for All We ate Watch Inspector for the Big Four Railray company, D. T. & I. Railway company, Ohio Trac­ tion lines and S. & X. Traction company. We sell and repair more high-grade watches in one month than the combined Jewelry S.ores of Springfield do in one year. Our enormous purchasing power enables us to save you 20 per cent, on watches, and we show you the largest assortment. L A D IE .S ’ W A T C H E S . A C Fo r .Ladies gold filled watch--gunr- an teed 10 years. American seven Jeweled stem -w ind movement. W o rth |8. $7.75 Ladies’open face, gold filled watch guaranteed SO years. W’ortli <9.50 A | | Lad ies’ gold filled w atch— 1 1 » / U gua ran teed 20 y ea rs. E lg in or W altham soven jeweled movement. Worth $1G.OO. £ f A A A Lad ies’ MIC gold filled w atch— Jj) 1 4 a U U guaranteed 25 yea rs. Hampden movement. W o rth tlO.CO. $16.75 teed 25 years, Elgin of Wal- 14K gold filled w atch—gvaran- teed 25 years. E tham movement. Wtfrth $20.00. $19.50 UK gold filled w atch—guaran­ teed fo r 25 years. E lg in or W al­ tham movement. W o rth $25.00, A {- Ladies* 14K so lid gold watch. t / U Dlgin or W altham movement. Wort.h $30.00. $42 .50 LadicB* UK solid gold watch . worth $30.00, Gents’ 14k solid gold watch E lg in or W altham movement. $ 3 2 .5 0 to $100 U l T A A ' M T I Q The large st and finest stock of Diamonds ever shown in Central H X / a I x I w I v H O Ohio, Wo have a few specials to which wo wish to call your a tten tion . $10.00Diamond Bing*, special Ch rist­ inas price............................................... $ 8 . 9 5 $15.00 Diamond Bmg, special C h rist­ mas p r ic e ............................................. $ 1 3 ,2 5 $20 00 Diamond B ingM pacial C h rist­ inas................. $ 1 7 .9 5 $« 5.(>0 Diamond Bing, special Christ­ m as price..... ............ $ 2 2 . 4 5 Diamonds, Bings, Studs, E a r Drops, Brooches. E tc .,............................. ............ $ 5 . 0 0 to $ 1 0 0 0 .0 0 ' All s a lo n m a d e In o u r p riv a te d iam ond room . A F ew S p e c i a l s Y ou C ann o t A f fo r d to M is s . 10 c Kw h solid silver Thimbles worth 25c. 10o Each Bogers Bilver Bngar Bpoons worth 4()C* J35.0D D iamond Bing, Sfiocial Christ­ mas p r ic e ................................................ $ 3 1 .4 5 $50.00 Diamond Bing, special C h rist­ mas p ric e .............. $ 4 4 . 2 0 $75.00 Diamond Bing, special Christ­ mas price.................................................$ 6 7 . 5 0 $100.00 Diamond Bing, special Christ­ mas p ric e ................................................ $ 6 9 . 6 5 9 9 c per act Bogcrs Sllycr T#a Spoons worth $ 1 .0 0 . $ 1 .9 8 per sot, Itogers Silver Table Spoons, wortii $3.00. i 1 .49 per se t Ungers S ilver Kniyes worth $2 1 .49 P^r se t Bogers S ilver Forks, worth $2. 7 9 c nickel alarm Clocks guaran teed worth $1 4 9 c solid gold Baby Bings, worth 75c. 6 5 c E ach , Solid Silver Teaspoons, worth 90c 8 0 o Bncli, Solid Silver Teaspoons, w o rth $1,25 $ 1 .0 0 Bach Solid S ilver 'Teaspoons Worth $1.25 19c Each Bogers Silver B u tte r knives worth 400 3 9 c Each Bogers Silver Cream Lad ies’ worth 40c. 3 9 c Each , Bogers Silver Cold Meat Forks, worth It.oO. « 7 e Each , Bogers Silver Berry peons, worth *1.25. Wo a re special facto ry agents for t ho 1835 Wallace Bros Silver P la te t h a t resists wear. G ua ro r- feed for 20 and years. Come in and we will give you one of t h d r 10 page illustrated book8'*How to Hot the Table.” I t 's free, Make you r Christm as selections early , get you r choice of new good* and avoid th e big rush. HOFMAN’S ARCADE JEWELRY STORE, 3f>ftfNGFlKLD» OH IO . T^nderthetdan of The Men hunts'A^it-iaiioiiwe refund rouiid trip carfarf-s to all points within 40 miles of 1 Spiiiigiiclrt on pmthases of $lf>or over. Bookaby* baby, oh , don’t moam ’an ■■w«»p, ■■ .u .•• Mammy’ll car* fo' you lie still an’ a lte p Po* hungry darlin’ co lovin’ an* true Thanksgibbin’ dmuab don’t mean much te r yon. Down a t the mill Pappy don* worked away, . = ’Speotin’ a turkey to' Tbankegibbin day; Mammy done ’vitefl d* folks In te r e a t . 3 ,, Pappy ’s big turkey de Paper Mill treat. Itockabye, lullaby’ roekabye, deah MammyTl ca r’ fo’ you nebber you feah . Bosses a il busy a speedin’ de ,cbine Thanksgibbin’^turkey fo’got slick a n ’ clean; Barbah done qu it 'em feefo' tu rk ey tune An po’ unele Jeeee am to ol’ ter climb Tell you d a t big man eon Id fotcli in dem fowls Dough dey roo t' la de tieetop* along with th s owls. Den eat yon sweet ta te r a n ' suck yo’ spa r rib D a t am a ll honey d a t Mammy kin K*b. Bockahye, lullaby, roekabye.dsah Mammy,11 oar' fo’ you nebber you feah. I)e punch -dock lilt tells when de men come an ’ •{“I t B u t de Thanksgibbin Taekment dey nebber did g tt; H it figgers de minutes a il down ter do do t Bu t de Thanksgibbin tu rkey h it am done io 'go t B u t sleep now my baby dough los1 seems de eanse We*»gut*- hope in ol* Ran fa Clause Thanksgibbin trea ted ns po'ly d a t’s *ho’ Bui Christmas mought do like ln t d id oust baio’ llockabye, lullaby, rockahy, deah Mammy’ll car' fe’ you nebber you h a h . Paper Mill Poet. assesss-ti *n*K WIN£> MAY BLOW im a*#»#*#• *•# ro u t B. BIBD ,C»»a«K*Me, O hio . A lw a y s l a v i s h w i t h h i s s u p p l y o f C h r i s tm a s g o o d s in y e a r s g o n e b y SANTA CLAUS has been more generous than ever this year, for we certainly have a large portion of his choicest wares for our customers. We invite you to come and see this wonderful assortment of Dolls, Toys, Games, Wagons and Sleds, Books, Bibles Post Card and Photo Albums and Novelties of All Kinds. LAMPS and CHINAWARE Beautiful Decorated goods in these lines tha t will make choice Christmas presents a t small cost. HANDKERCHIEFS ’ The prettiest line we have ever had or shown in embroidered and hemstitched. Initial and plain 5c to 50c each. LADIES FANCY COLLARS In many patterns and a wonderful line of Silk Scarfs 50e to S 2 each,- NECKWEAR We have provided special good tnings for every one in this line in the newest styles and weaves. Be sure to see them. We are ready for you to come and see our Christ­ mas Display. Bird’s Mammoth Store. Vi* s J's> t%\v iSgito.—... I l l u J I S' X ' I f ? ns i N o w fo r X m a s With Xmas less than a month away, RIGHT NOW isn’t a day too scon to begin to select your “gift things”—much better NOW’ than later—stoclts arc more complete and you can ho more deliber­ ate in choosing. Will you look over the following list of practical, sensible gift suggestions (just a hint,of our Xmas stock ) , things with which yon are certain to please. For Women Jewelry, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Handbags, Purses, Neckwear, Marabou Bets, Hearts, Hosiery, Ribbons, Art Novelties, Silks, Dress’Goods, Linens, Bubacriptlnns to 3 For Fur Hcarfs, Pur Hots, Waint's, Dresses, Handkerchiefs, Perfumes, Haeliefs, Ribbons, Hosiery, Art Novelties, Comforts, Perfumes, Haelietf:, Umbrellas, Furs, Tailored Gowns, Costumes, Waists, Millinery, Rugs, Curtains, Trunks, Traveling Rags, Etc., Etc. Journal. M i s s e s Gloves, Jewelry. Umbrella::. Tints, Undermuolins, Trunks, Trawling Caws, NeekwVar, ih-arfa. Marabou Hots, T-te., Etc. For the Baby Dainty Celluloid Articles, Eonp and Halve Roue-;. Tab-mu Roues, Powder and Ribbon Roue:,. Hatin Covered Amulets. Teethin'; Rings, Routine and Combs. Brush and Comb Hots, Hiring Dolls, Rag Dolls. Hand* Dressed Dolls, Hatin Coat, Hungers, Carriage Robes. Kid Rhoes, Fancy Ribs, Haequea and Nightingales, Pil­ low Cas-.es, Bootees, Hliawls, Flannel Hkirts, Hlips and Dresses (hand­ made and machine, made). For Men Smoking Jackets', Rath Robes, Hhirtfl, Underwear, Has, Handkerchiefs, ’(doves. Jewelry. Fancy Wukfrnat‘j, Umbrellas, Hats. Ruifsj, ■ ivercoats, Trunks, Fitted Traveling Parr.. Rill Purses, Pocketbooks. For Boys Fur Caps, j Mints, Oven oats, , Underwent*, Huii;, *Poeketbixk.s, Neckwear, Jewelry, GIo\ t s, Htoetdngs, NOTE—(Cot «ut the above list for future referents.) THE RIKE-KUMLER CO, datton , o. $&■ r -C'W