The Cedarville Herald, Volume 32, Numbers 27-52

r mm iatwwwgffi mm mmm mmm STOP!! STOP!!! PAYING HIGH PRICED f'ome to Springfield’s BARGAIN FTRINITUIIE STOKE and «nvlnee yourself as others have, that your dollar here will go twice as far as in any other store in Ohio. Visit our store during our Christmas Sale now on--get acquainted with us and sligre in the many bargains we are offering in Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, in pfact everything for the home. It will be a revelation to you to learn how low furniture can really be sold. We guarantee our,prices to be from 30 to 50 per cent below others. Card T a b le s ........................ j q c M om s C h a irs ................$ 6 , 7 5 Music Cabinets............ $ 5 ,5 Q Ladies Desks..................$ 4 , 5 0 Arm Rockers................. $ 2 . 0 0 Tabo uveites.........................5 Qe Child’s Roekors ... .......... 6 5 ? Parlor Tables....... $ 1 .7 5 P ed e sta ls................ $ 1 ,5 0 D avenpo rts... , .. .... $ 1 8 .5 0 Hide B o a r d s ........ $ 1 2 ,5 0 Parlo r Bait* ......... $ 1 2 .5 0 L eather C ouc I iob ... $ 1 0 .0 0 Dining T ab les... . ....... $ 4 . 7 5 Book C a se s.............. ... $ 1 2 ,5 0 (fiiifioniers........... $ 4 . 5 0 L ib rary T ab le s ....... $ 4 . 5 0 China Closets........ .......$11 .50 We pay freight on ail purchases and refund railroad fare on sales of $15.00 or over. Rosensteel & Weber, 51*53 West M»,in St., Springfield, Ohio. Opposite the F&irbanhs Theatre, m V .V A V V .V ,V V A V AW .W .V .V ,V .V /A V V A S^V% V A% W tV .’.V .V .V .W »V .,.W ,V .V .W . I HOFMAN’S I ARCADE JEWELRY STORE I ■' , ■■■ - , ■ ■-js■ Wholesale and IVetail Jewelers, g 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 2« •; prices so low, competitors prices by comparison seem exorbitant. , Everything ■; is here for Christmas, ready for your approval. Come early and get your choice ofour great line of Cut Glass SolidSilverWare Clocks, Silver PlatedWare .,.HaudPaintedChina''' Umbrellas ‘ Electroliers Opera Glasses, Coffee Percolators t Spectacles " Watches for All Watches Diamonds Jewelry BohemianGlass Chafing Dishes We are Watch Inspector for the Big Four Railway Company, D. T. & I . Railway company, Ohio Trac­ tion lines and S. &X, Traction company. We sell and repair more high.*grade watches in onemonth than the combined Jewelry Stores of Springfield do in one 2£ year. Our enormous purchasing power enables us to ? save you 20 per cent, on watches, and we show you jP the largest assortment, I; LADULS’ WATCHES. $ 1 6 .7 5 til am mo vein $ 1 9 .5 0 S tn am movement. A p n r > For Lad ies gold filled w a tc h -g u a r- abteed 10 years. American seven jeweled stem-wind movement. W o rth $8. (hM m m Ladies’ openface, gold filled w atch gu a ran teed£0 years. W o rth $9.50 A O Lad ies’ gold filled w a tch— • y l l guaran teed 20 yea rs. E lg in * $11 or W altham seven jeweled movement. W orth $15.00, Lad ies’ 14K gold filled w a t c h - guaranteed 25 yea rs. Hampden movement. W orth $16.50. UK gold filled w atch—gvaran- teed&S years:* Elgin o r Wal- meut. Worth $20.00, 14K gold filled watch—guaran- *ed for 23years, E lg in or Wal- W o rth $25.00. ;! $ 1 4 .0 0 Ladies’ 14K solid gold watch, , / , 7 E lg in or W altham movement. JS W orth $00.00. J Ladies* 14K solid gold watch. r . i / u E lgin o r W altham movement. J« worth $90.00. ■£ (tentf;’ 141; colid gold watch—$ 3 2 . 5 0 to $1GO 5* *C T \ T A W / V V [ ¥ > Q The large st and finest stock of Diamonds ever chown-m Central 5 V / I O h i o . We have a few specials to which we wish to call your ? *s w *s § *: $ i ;l wm igr 3» w* S *2*# 2> *2*2 a tten tion . $10.00 Diamond King; special Christ­ mas p r ic e ............................................. $ 8 . 9 5 $10 00 Diamond King, special Christ*' inns p r i c e ............................................ $ 1 3 .2 5 $LM05*Diamond Rings,pp. cial Christ­ mas ................ ......................... $ 1 7 .0 5 $ 13.00 Diamond Ring, special Christ­ inas p r ic e . $ 3 1 ,4 5 $50.00 Diamond Ring, special Ch rist­ mas. p ric e .......... ........... ............. . $ 4 4 , 2 5 $75.00 Diamond Ring, special Christ­ mas price ............. .................... ....$ 6 7 . 5 5 $25.0 ) Diamond Ring, special Christ- | $100.00 Diamond Ring, special Christ­ mas p r ic e ......................................... $ 2 2 . 4 5 I mas price .......................... .................$ 0 9 . 0 5 Diamonds, Rings, Btuds, E a r Drops, Brooches, E tc.. ..................................... $ 5 . 0 9 to $ 1 0 0 0 ,0 0 All s a le s m a d e In ou r p riv a te d iam ond room . A Few Specials You Cannot Afford to Miss. 10c Each solid silver Tbinibloa worth 25c. I 9 0 g P' f ‘-*f't Rogers Biiver Ti a Hpounr, worth 190 Each Roger;! Culver .Sugar Hponmi wor l» ! 51 0,E 4,,^ $ 1 ,0 0 pi-r Git, KogTS Hi Ivor Table Hpoono, 19 c Each Rogirn Silver Bu tter t.nivrii v,orth 40c 09© Each Rogers Silver Cream Ladies* worth *100, 5 9 e Each . Rogora Silver Cold Meat Forks, worth $i.i)o. 0 7 e E ach , Rogers Silver Berry poono, wo rth . SIX’). worth O.iiS. § 1 ,49 ]>>*rsolKog. is Silver Knives worth ?2 1 ,49 1S{, p sot Cog* rs Silver Forks, worth 32. 7 9 e nickel alarm ( ’lochs guaranteed worth $1 4 9 c solid gold Baby R ings,worth 75c. 8 5 c Eachf Solid Silver Teaspoons, worth 90c OOc Each, Solid Silver Teaspoons, worth $1.25 $ 1 ,0 0 Each Solid Silver Teunpoonn worth $1.25 Wo a re special facto ry agents for the K13 Wallace Bros Silver Mato h in t resir,to wear. (Imuran- toed for 2» and :.n yearn. Como in and we will give you one of their Id page illustiated bookfi“Hnw <4 io St 1 fhe Tabic ” I t ’s free. Make your Chibd mas whet into early get your choice of new goods ^ " “ " ho JEAN’S arcade JEWELRY STORE, 1 6P IltNGP t& f.I>* OH IO . I* „ r.vhv tlienhH i IThc Hert bants’Amoriuiimt we icfnwl round tiip carfares to ail point*) within 40 miles of *W » LMa ? 1 SpiiufillcM..apurtTuocri of $13nr over. * g J? j2 DEATHOF MISSM'CLEIM MK->t 'Mi MuCit'iia* , (iatiglitej, of liio late Man in »wl j-urob McCicd- lan, tie ,1 M >nd»y ritgj? nfte? a short iihi* ’ti«** to jo , Tho «ii et«*»il I ijm I n-;. po ttt peer health xer s‘»m» time p 'M a few vreeknag1* *** wmuio. in a heavy rain simiii wbil« i^icriiing homo fremSprbifl'iitdd. L i*. thought th a t tins espo-iiie ii*»ten^d her death. She wastHhmit th irty -f-a r y e a 's of age. .MisJS McCdellan had just lifted up rooms rm Xenia atenm - for a res­ tau ran t and wan at,nut ready for business whvts taken bed fast. While she lived with her brother, Miss MrChdlan daalrtd ru have her own Income and-for th is reason e-x- peoted to eutei buameMK. Reside one brother. Enntz, two sisters. M» s. f \ C, Weimar and Mrs. \V. P. 'pownsley. survive. The funeral waa fu-iil Thursday afternoon Horn the residence of Mr. Charles Weimei, Rev. AV. E, Pufct being in charge of tile services. Burial took p lacaon the family lot in tlio Baptist comaiery, C '* l © L. T. L. NOTICE. The L. T.' It’s, will hold a Charity Social on next Thursday Dec. 10, All members and those desiring to become mrinbera of .this ‘Christmas Shower’ . Tin: on Thursday night will take the place of Uio regular Tuesday night meeting. Vole Next Monday. The Xenia Commercial Club has decided to le t ilm people of th a t city se ttle the selection of a site for the new post office bn ililingby b a r ­ ing an election nax t Monday. Tick* etB w ith the names of ibo proposed sites w ill he printed. The one re­ ceiving the largest number w ill hi recommended to the. departmen t i t Washington, Congressman Denver some time ago n rg td th« Club to take action if the people expected to finally get a new building. Con­ gress has already Voted $I0.tXK)fora site. If long wwtf tb» futroh*** h|fiuences iou in u®oy»’ s< hoof aho*s, yap wMvM$ t|i# f m*r~ XOhi«. p la t opens Satu rday , Dec. 11, for the Robert A. Klwood lecture in the opera house nex t Tuesday evening) Rev. Ktwoodf formerly attended college end has become a great orator. . . ./ AViU you he there? At tin* Credit­ ors Sale of Clothing. 77\V**«t Main Street, Springfield (). No'icc the advcrtitfemnit m tide issue. •• Bibles, a ll sises, kodak albums, card albums, engraved cards, smoker sets, shav ing acts, comb and brush sets, fountain pens, cal­ endars, ftamed pictures, a ll sizes West’s Book Store, Xenia. F R I E D ' S . &FRXNGFXEX&. K & & L E X C L U S IV E N E S S IN X M A S 0 I F T S Foremost among the several advantages In favor of purchasing your gifts at FRIED'S, Is the exfiush-cnecy in the designs—a detail that Is of prime importance la the selection of gifts that will be appreciated all the more for their distinctiveness,, There is a certain charm about exclusive gifts, and it is seldom found combined with the tasteful and practical. We ehose our goods for the holiday trade with the utmost .care and in go wide a variety that the selection of a gift here is a real pleasure. And you’ll find overy article possessing distinctiveness as well as being both tasteful and practical. Suggestions for Gift Buyers DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY. SIL­ VERWARE, CUT AND ETCHED GLASS, CHINA, BRASSES, COPPER AND LEATHER GOODS, ARTS AND CRAFTS WARE, TOILET SETS, NOVELTIES IN SILVER, GOLD, MAHOGANY, LEATHER, ETC. We shall esteem it a favor to show you any article in which you may be interested. Everything marked in plain figures. Fried’s Jewelry Store., fi-8 East Main Street, Springfield, Ohio. We refund round trip carfares to all points within 40 miles of. . Springfield on purchases of 815 or over, under the plan of The Mer­ chants’ Association. Now for Xmas With Xmas less than a month away, SIGHT WOW isn’t a day too soon to begin to select yowr “gift things**—much better HOW than later—stocks are more complete and you can be 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 you are certain to please. ' * F op W om e n . Jewelry, Gloves, 'Handkerchiefs, Handbags, Purses, Neckwear, Marabou Sets, Scarfs. Hosiery, Ribbons, A rt Novelties, Silks, Dress Goods, Linens, Comforts, c" Perfumes, ■ Sachets, Umbrellas, Fu rs. Tailored Gowns, Costumes, Waists. Nillhh-ry, Rugs. Curtains, Trunks, Trsrvoling Ik-vs, lib*.. Kt<». Subscription;} to L . u i l f J o u r n a l . F©s* M usqqb F u r Scarfs, F u r Sets, Waists, l)miu,ii. Handkerchiefs, Perfumes, Sachets, Ribbons, Hosiery, A rt Novelties, Gloves. Jewelry, F.oibreilas, Hats, C m lerim.'Jiwj, Tr.iiF:, Travel-si'; Cases, Ne*'kweai*. S ca rrs. Marabou Sets, Ffe., Hie. F o r f i l e B a b y D ain ty Celluloid A rticles, Soap end Salve Boxes, Talcum Boxes, Powder and Ribbon Boxes, Satin Covered Amulets. Teething Rings, Bodkins and Combs, Brush and Comb Sets, S tring Dolls, Rag Dolls. Hand- Dressed Dolls, Satin Coat Hangers, Carriage Robes, Kid Shoes, Fancy Bibs. Sacques and Nightingales, P il­ low Cases. Bootees, Shawls, F lannel Sk irts, Slips and Dresses (hand­ made :>• •’ machine-made). F op M en Smoking Jackets, Bath Robes, Shirts, Cnderwi-ar, Sox, Handkerchiefs. Glove-;, Jewelry, Fancy W air.feoaf s,' Fmbrellas, Hats, Suits, Overcoats, Trunks, F itted Traveling Bags, Bill Purses, Poeketbooks. F u r Caps, Overcoats, Suit-;. Neckwear, Gloves, F op B o y s Shirts, Underwear, Poeketbooks, Jew e lry , Stockings. NGTCi—(Cut cut l!io above list for future reference.) TIE IM SM UM L ER CO. j DAITON, 0. m r*ff» - HO I'SI! FOR RUNT: Inquire of O, L. Smith a t flio F^uhango Ba«k. «• >■ ». ... s V/ANTHD: A goml farm ami ilicry ituml. Bell ’phone CV»i. J . W. Miller, Treheins. J. II. Mcm'LLAN; ; Funeral ’Mrectw and Fu rn itu re ' Dealer. Manufacturer of Cement s*ravo Vaults and Cement Binklinr; Blocks, Telephone 7 .| s CfdMviUe, Ohio. ' i«o<» THE EXGflflJlGE BANK, CBDARVILLE, OHIO. With ftpaid capital of $;:o.ooandan additional sioekholikrn individual liability of $h'-u,eii»,we offera cafe depository foryear iunda. W e earnestly sM tctt you r p a tro n a g e S. W. Hm'fH, President. G in . W, l i n n , 1st.Vice Pres, ()MVi)iH$ARtottsit, 2d V. Prtvi. O. L. s s ii r i t , Cftkhior L. F. TtavAtt, Assistant? <:'«shier.