The Cedarville Herald, Volume 32, Numbers 27-52

better to have bought furs a t Bancroft’s than to wish,you h a d / ’ Additional Locals. Mr! I I . <5. Hartsnnn was to Cm- Sabbath mtci Monday. Get a ' “\V e a r -W iis*S u it a t Tb* Homs Clothing Company. iSTot all merchants who sell poor furs are dishonest—some simply lack fur knowledge, through their ignorance is just as costly to the purchas­ er. There’s 58 years oxperience back of every sale we make and the broad “Bancroft” guarantee of satisfaction in wear. Our fame as furriers and the enormous stocks we carry wrings us customers from all tnik section of Ohio.. There’s no ma too cheap for us to handle if it’s durable—no fur too high if its worth the price Fur scarfs 79c to $150. Fur Muffs 98c to $135 Fur Goats, $15 to $650 Fur Hats $2 to $12 Fur Gloves $3 to $20 The last three days of this week-we inaugurate a special $10 FUR SALE th a t it will pay you to come miles to attend* Scarfs, Muffs, Matched sets and even Coats will be inclu­ ded a t popular price, Not an article offered will be worth less than $13 50 and some as much as $25. Don’t Miss This Chance. 7 g f f l u i 4 .& Holiday Goods Are now being shown ■—AT— VAN AUSDAL’S It; ib advisable to make your 8c- Ieotions lo r Christmas presents now whilo the stecks a re complete, and before the bigruetLbegins. A very acceptable g ift would be a P IC TU R E We show a select line ol subjects tn Carbons, Photograv tiers, Sepias and W ater Color:?. F ram ing done right; and a t moderate prices. Brass Goods. J u s t received a largo shipment of of fine brass Goods, consisting of Book Backs, Desk sets, In k "Wells, Ben Trays, Smoking Sets, Ash Trays, Etc. Roseville Pottery This po ttery is very a rtistic , being blade in m a t green and ivory. Barge title to select from. Many o th e r beautiful aM useful articles. Call in and look through the differ­ en t departmen ts for suggestions. Van Ausdal & Co. 23 8 , Main Hf., Ilftyton, Ohio Very Serious It is a very serious matter to ask fee tms medicine uni have tins wrong en» given yea. Bor this reason wo urge you in buying to to careful to get the genuine^ 8 U c k - d paugh T U w t Medicine 8*e those lea th e r collar liaga, a ll color*, and traveling euita a t Th* Home Clothing Company. Messrs. Edw ard ’Shavr mid E lm ar Connors spent the la tte r p a r t of tha week w ith M r.'a n d Mrs. I). N . Hower and fam ily. Miss E ra I inbrie, siste r of Mrs. W S.McOIure of Xenia died Sabba th evening a t th e McCuro home, of h ea rt trouble. A fter a b rief funeral Tuesday the rem lans were taken to Beaver Pa. Mr. and Mrs. W. A . Cherry and son, Raymond, le ft Monday for Chicago to take in the stock show going from .th a t city to Morning Sun, Iowa for a v isit w ith B ev .and Mrs. Fred E llio tt. A typographical error la s t week made us Btato t h a t the anu a iC re s- well Thanksgiving d inner was held a t the home of Mr, A. H , Creswell, I t should have read Mr. J . H . Gres- well. The S terling dubiee Singers a t the opera house. W ednesday evenimt as the th ird number of the lecture course of th e M, E . Brotherhood lecture course, drew one of the la rg ­ est crowds ever known to a lecture course number in. th is place. The Mr. A lbert H aga r qf New York City in company with Hon. George L ittle was in town last Saturday inspect- ng the p lan t of the H ag a r Straw Board &Paper Companyr Word was received here la s t F ri­ day annoucing the a rrival of a daughter a t the home of Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Conuon of Clarion, la , A son and a daughter now grace thi* home and G rauapa (R. C.) Watt wears a broader smile than ever. S u c c e s s. Prioress is only for those who art willing to stand by their standards who are ready to endure the siege of misjudguieiu. who are prepared fe fare the fire of criticism and to accept defeat .unfii they become vaccinated against it. Moat men who gave ai would have arrived if they bad k«j> up.~Kaufnjan. . ■ ■ A London bookmaker who was down on his tuck was walking along the street feeling very disconsolate, H< had a solitary shilling in !hia pocket. > notice in the window of « restauran . Tfesrcphtstlonof til! ell, m l.V fete isididfte, h t ttastijutfo.-t, it> other#, at it tS’CsU t.oi id €-3 £' 5 . votite liver a ’large. Mte tk.in all «thfm ccnMnei, m v m m m n 1 I) 1 * “ bash rr, i ’ vb lost I" caught his eye: “Special-Roast Beef 1210 1 .’* “Not bad odds.” be thought. Entering the shop, he said: •‘That roast beef, 13 it—is it os to­ day r The girl behind the counter replied: “Yes, sir.” “Well, I'll put a bob ofi it and tool? in again.” lie put flown the shilling and disap­ peared. Later on he came hack. As he walked in he heard one of the wait­ ers shout: “Mutton one, roast beef two!" “Basil If, I've lost!” muttered the disappointed hooky ns he turned away. “Just my luck. I should have backed It for a place!1’ ■Sidney Smith’s Answt . A male Mnfaprop is said to have asked Sidney Smith tills question at a dinner table: “AW, Mr. Smith, do you know in which of his journeys around the world Captain Cook was killed- his fit.st or Ids last S'* Sidney Smith looked up quickly, “I believe* it was on his Grst voyage,’’ said he, “but he doesn't seem to have minded it much, for ho immediately set out on bis (second.” Behind the Screen. A negro preacher in a Georgia town was edified on one occasion by the re* oitai of a dream had by a member of his church. **I was mrireamin' all dis time.** said the narrator, “flat I was J: j o ( g Satan’s dominions. 1 tel! you, pnbson* dat was shore a b:ul dream.” “Was flora any white pen dove?’ a*Ud Hit* dusky divine. ^ “Shore deft* was - peaty o t >m,“ tko other hastened to assure Ids minister. “What was dry mdoin'V” ‘Tjliery one of 'em,1” was the answer, “was A-holdiu* a euiiud puetou be­ tween him «m* to fire/'—Hatper’* WtoMjv : n ew * YORK CLOTHING CO NO GOODS CHARGED DURING THIS SALE, 30 East Main Street, M. MARCUS s - Tw o D oo r s E a s t o f G reen S tr e e t . XENIA, OHIO. RAILROAD FARES PAID ON PURCHASES OF $10 OR MORE LADIES WINTER UNDERWEAR. Ladies’ extra heavy Shirts or Drawers, regular 25e and 35o value, during sale 19c Ladies’ velvet lined, regular 50o and 75c values, during great sa le .................... 39 c Ladies’ Union Suits, extra heavy, 50c & 75c values, during s a l e . 3 9 c SKIRTS Ladies' Skirts, in black, blue, brown, . $3.50 value, during great sa l e. . . . . $2,34 Ladies’ Skirts, black, brown grey $4.50 values, during great sa le ,.............. .. $ 2 ,75 Ladies’ Skirts, regular $6 values, dur­ ing great s a l e . ^ . $ 3 ,75 $7.50 values, during great s a l e , $4- 50 Ladies’ Skirts, regular $8 values, dur­ ing great sale.................................... $5.00 Ladies’ Skirts, regular $10 values, dur­ ing great sa le . .......... . $6-00 Regular $12 values, during great sale, $7.50 LADIES’ SWEATERS. Ladies’ all-wool Sweaters in white reg­ ular $3 value, during great sa l e . , , . $1.79 Ladies’ $4 Sweaters, during sale........ .$2 .48 Ladies’ extra long sweaters, regular $7 , values, during sale......................... $3.75 Ladies’ Kid Gloves. Simons’ guaranteed gioves, $1.25. $1.50 - $2 values, during great sale, choice. $ 1.00 Ladies’ Furs. During great sale, 33 per cent off. Ladies’ Suits. Ladies’ $12,50 $15 Suits, latest styles and makes, during great sale............$7,50 Ladies’ $18, $2050,, $22 Suits in all colors during greai sa le .....................^ . $12.50 Ladies’ $10 Coats during great sa fe .. $6.75 Ladies* $12.50 Coats, during great safe $8 Ladies’ $15 Coats, during sale.............. $10 Ladies’ extra fine Coats, in broadcloth covert and serges, $20, $25 values. During great sale.............................. $12.50 LADIES’ TAILORED WAISTS. Regular $1 value, during great sa le .. 50c Ladies’ tailored waists, stiff collars, cuffs $1.50 value, during great sale . . . . . . 7$c Ladies’ Madras Waists, black, blue white $1.50 values, during great sale............ 75c One lot of fine silk waists, black, blue ashes of roses, greens, regular $5, $6 values, during great sa le ............... .. $2.98 Children’s Bear Skin and Cloth Coats. Regular $2.50 values, during sa le . . . . $1.48 Regular $3 values, during sa l e. . . . . . $1.98 Regular $4.50 value, during great sale $2.50 One lot of Caraculs, plushes, imported Kerseys, sizes 8 to 12, great sa fe . . . $6.00' ■' / Ladies’ Millinery. Latest styles and makes, during great safe, 50 per cent off on any hat in the house. \ f ■ We are ready for the greatest safe in the history of this successful store. We are overstocked, Too m ch winter merchandise on our g counters. The backwardness of the winter season compels us to unlo d and sacrifice our profits. The following will give you an idea of the g 1 great bargains in our store. This side started 1 ( Saturday, December 4th, j | And Will Last for 21 Days. Same Ending December 24th. S I s s s s s s \ \ \ \ s f 1 f f \ s s s s s s MEN’S UNDERWEAR. M en ’s a n d B o y s ’ C lo th in g Ex tra heavy fleeced lined Shirts and draw- era, 50e values during great safe. . . . . . 35c Men’s Derby ribbed shlrte and drawers 50 and 75c value, during great r a l e . .. r. „ 35c Men’s Union suits, size* 40, 42, 44. $1, $1.50 values, during great safe............ 69c Men’s Work Shirts. Best make, regular 50c values, during great sale............... 37c Men’s Overalls, regular 50c values, during great sa le ,............................... . 35c 75c values, during great safe ,.................. 45c Men’s Gloves. Leather, in lined or unlined. Regular 50c value during great safe........ .. 25c 75c values, during great sale........ .. 56c MEN’S HOSIERY. Black sox, regular 10c value, during great sale h, ............ 6c 15c values. . 8 c 26c values. . 1 2 1 - 2 c Men’s wool sox regular 25c values, dur- , ing great s a l e . e , 15c 35c values,. 19c Men’s Dress Shirts. 50c and 75c values, during great sale-----39c Men’s Dress Shirts in latest patterns and styles, Lion Brand regular values SI. $1.50 during great sale.............. . . . . 74c Men’s Sweater Coats. Regular 50c value, during great sal e. . . . 37c Men’s $1 values, during great safe..........69c Men’s $l,o 0 value, duringgreat sal e. . . . . 98c $2 values, during great safe.................. $1.24 Lot of boys sweaters, during sale,.choice. .35c MEN’S SUITS. Regular $10 values, during great sa fe . . $7.50 Regular $12.50 values, during great sale $8.50 Regular $15 value, during great safe . . $16.00 .Regular $18 values, during sa le ,....... $1Z.50 Regular $20 and $22 value during great sa le ........................................... ..............$15*00 All Overcoats, men’s and young men’s will be sold, SOcents on the dollar. We have come to the conclusion- it is better to lose than carry them over for next winter. Rubbers. Lot of children’s rubbers, sizes from 5 to , 2 , during great sale. *........ .............. . 20 c Lot of Boys’ rubbers, sizes from 2 to 54, during great sale..................................... 30c All men’s and ladies’ shoes during great sale a t 20 per cent* off. Remember the Days of This Great Sale. It Started Saturday, December 4th., i nd Lasts Till Friday, December 24th. Come early and Get Your Choice. Remember the Name and Place. No Goods THEMEWVfiDtf fl OTHlMfi TH Railroad Fares Charged IIIEivEW i UK a LLUi ninil IU., Paid on During This n . MARCUS, P ro p . Purchases Of $10.00 Sale. 30 East Main St., Xenia. 0. Two Doors East of Green Street. Open Evenings Till 8:30. Or Over. PATENTS .Caveats, ar .3 Traie-MArks obtained r.^tl ail P it- e:;t tniciness condattedfGr MODtHATE Fr*«, '>v« office is r f fosiTE u.s.rA tE N T O rrict and wecan r.-rtire patent in lesa tin:a tlars dies* recants WasJitKgtcn. , i 1 Send r.;;;Jd, drawing: mc ‘shotn.. d.script t’nn. V7* advise, if patc.-:;ab!e ( 5 . nnt, free e l 1 ciiarfle. Oaffee tic. ocatill pntentSiEeetcred. ! A PAMfKItT,.“ JJovr to Obtain Patents,” wit!) ca_t of flam in fi:o V - a n d fere.gn coar-ttifi' sent free. Address. fC.A.SNOW&CO Off. PAvefiTOffice, W ashington , i . f D. C. i J ISBEAUTY WORTHYOURWB 1 E 7 ViolaCream po»Wv*ly «r*flifAt«» Reekie*, »»!#», Mftrtkt heads, snnbnrn t*n,, * a * t# t i * ir,aiswmed, L Mntehefl,rouehsntthilf w- fVi.n Hi thefteshnes*anddeliesefofywjth. ’1 here It noetibstltntefntthliauper If "eprepMAtiiin. Thelife awirtofthe t o M' i KteAtestHkllliJ^fftAlMt. Atell j.iafiedtotSO rente, PpeetalpropcsltlonanA m rerinest. “ foftoilet, In Planning to Purchase Christmas Presents t)o not w r ta ok th* fact that it is important to put chase an SHUVRING GIFT, The name T lfT J ttfV on the Jewelry boxes signifies quality . There is nothing as nice for Christmas as something in the way of Jewelry—a diamond, a watch, spoons, a dock, silverware, cut glass and the almost endless variety of attractions found in a first-class jewelry store. This store has the Largest Stock to select from in its history. Every tlisng up-to-date. Many novelties to enlist your attention. Avoid the rush incident to the last days before Christmas. Come now and make ymir selection. Take advantage of two important things-Ample Time and a complete stock. This is the place fc r Real Rargains. ^ The Tiffany Jewelry Store, South D etro it S t , XBNM , O. ' | " III ! li« fill* I li.li.irtt THE HIGH GRADE LEHR PIANO 18 USED AND ENDORSED By Th* Grind C«nt*tvat*ry ef Mtftlc, N*wY*rk CHy, Th* Pennwlwnl* Calfeg* at Music, fh!t*M»hl*. ChlcJg* G»nt«fv«t*i7 ft HlnthawSch**l *fOpera,Gh!c_c<>. Th* PutbtoCMMffaioqf ofMulfc, Putilt, Colo, AND OTHCR LKADINQ CONSRRVATORIKS A sirertyet brfilsAnt and powerful tone, eiquieito case, perfect adjustment otid ilnrable we.ikinanahip place it in the front rank ofthe best instrumentsmade to-day. It is the ideal piano for the home, where it* _ presence is a sirn of rnlturo anil refinement. PIANO is jn*mif«ct£«cd under elnynlarly^kroroblecondltlen* which the cost OfprodnrLion, srnllit lias acliiovcU n.brtlliant srireecSMthe r -et eleoant, inatmmowt in tile market lit * satisfactory price. WK,TK 1<4UK CATAP Wte AND rM CK I. He LEHR A COMPANY, Manufrs, - Easton. Pa. THE BEST VEHICLES THE MCKAY BUGGIES, SURREYS, Spring, Read & Oil FMd W A C O N S Best quality- Select Ma- lerkh Carefully m a d e . Built to aland HardService. 'The cheapest In the end. Wilte for complete Catalog and Prices, NoKAY CARRIAGE CO,, SROVX city, pa ,