The Cedarville Herald, Volume 32, Numbers 27-52

a ft mmumm Toyland Bids Yon Welcome to the Christmas Store S u l l i v a n ’s , Corner Main and Limestone Sts., Springfield, Ohio. Everything th at Santa Claus ever knew or saw, is here. Everything that is dear to the heart of a boy or girl as well as hundreds of things they never heard of, because Santa Claus never had them before. Our bright and jolly Toyland is alive with ideas for those seeking gifts for little folks. Bring the children to see the Elephants, Horses with real hair. Balls, Rubber Animals, Jumping Jacks, Blocks, Foot Balls, Dolls, Go-Carts, China Closets, China Dishes, Meehan* ical Toys that run on tracks and walk about the floor Humpty Dumpty Circus, Automobiles, Games, and thousands of other things that will itmuse them. All are welcome to look. Our prices are lower than any other store in Springfield, Courteous salespeople will be glad to show you through Toyland. , SHO P IN OUR STO R E “A Visitor is as Welcome as a Buyer'* Home and Bell Phones Free Books, galore Leather Goods, splendid assortment Holiday stationery finest Pictures, by the foremost artists Kodaks, leaders Picture Framing A rtistic P ic tu re fram ing is our specialty. To stim u late ear­ ly Christmas shox>piingv we will o f itry c u sc me sp«-ciai prices. Picture fram ing to be dor>e lo r Xmas should should be or­ dered now, „ Our low prices th is season oh exclusive, dignified goods is the ta lk of the town. W hatever you do, do quickly. Ask or w rite abou t our CLUB RATES on Magazine Sub ­ scriptions. , * . Pierce & Company, 11S. Fountain Ave. Springfield , Ohio. A ' So lid D o llar in Vatu* N Jo**- -—*1p* Far Every Do llar In Cast 110 WEST MAIN STREET, SPR INGF IELD , OHIO. THE ONLY PLACE m Springfield or v icin ity whore the Turban B ra id and Disc can bo pu rchased is a t MRS. FLORENCE BALDWIN'S* H a ir Dressing a n d Costume Parlors, K ing Bldg. 2d Floor. Take E levato r. Springfield, Ohio. Cut H a ir and Combings Bought. McCulloch’s I eather Store. New Things in Leathers imported Novelties in Leather Cases LIST OP XrtAS LEATHER GIFTS J.adit 3' Habd Pa,-;* Traveling Sets Collar and Caff Loses Glove and Handkerchief Casts Jitektto Cases Bridge Sets, 1*lar.U iMsnkfeig Cups* luTdiug ?as£TO£0 Jewel Boses, Manicuro Sets Military Biusharts, Coat Hungers Jewel iMdiets Photo Cases Music Bags Music Rolls P-riesof Sets Cigar Cases, BUI Books Letter Cases, Card eases Bill and Coin Purses I nice Fold Cases TwiiigfcmS, Pit nib sets $ 1 2 5 0 .0 0 “A * the" n am e im p l ie s ” Again the Regal ‘ 3Q” domonetratee its exceptional d u rab ility by fln ish ingw ith a perfect score in the Now York H o ra ld -A tlan ta Jo u rn a l Contest. W rite for catalog. REGAL SALES AGENCY, S P O R T I N G G O O D S Guns. Bicycles, Motorcycles, Fishing Tackle, Sweaters, Jerseys. CASH PAID FOR RAW FURS GEORGE E. -MEEK, 80 Sou th Limestone Street, Hpmtgfioid, Ohio. . Library Sets, Office Sets 1 Uesnos Bottles, iCbaau Peutkcs, Toilet Bolts, Tiuiks, Bags, Suit Cases 40 Mast M a in S t* Springfield* Ohio . COUNT YOUR GIFTS Havo you remembered tbn Mother, Wife or Laugh- tor? Wo wan t you to linny; tha* If yon ward sonwthiiiv; n ally dain ty e ith e r for wonsan or child, you w ill mini Jt if you m b go to MISS FLANNERY Select Your Christmas Presents NOW. FOR WOMEN- Corfifcts, Fancy Nnckwcar, Collarri. Hand Mado Tics, Laco and Baby irish effects. Jrupurffrd H«*!cry - plain and fancy (ail hand cm h ro 'd em li prices 21c to #1 a pair. FOR TH E BABY—Wo have necessities and luxu rL sa s well - such an Finn Dresden, Baby Baskets ami Hampel*. Kn itted Goods, Stockings, Sweaters, Legging, Caps, Mittens, Novelties- -Combs and Brushes,' Powder boxes. Powder puffs, Banks Rattles. Dolls. These arc a few of the m any beautiful things winch we have for the baby’s Ohristim/s present. v Our cmtireChristnu(s showing th is year is a revelation to the people of Hpringlicld a'nd vicinity. MISS FLANNERY, Corset and Stork Shop, 107 East High Street, Springfield, Ohio. Business is Business What is your Business-—None? Have you ever considered the importance of a Business Education for your Son or Brother—or sgain for your Daughter or Sister? A Business Education is like a bank account —makes you independent, Be Independent, De­ mand a substantial salary -and then ‘‘deliver the goods” The graduates of.our school are capabfe bvsiness men and wemen. Our Complete course (Bookkeeping and Short­ hand) requires only twelve months time and costs $ 100,00 B ookk eep ing course $60 Shorthand course $55 Nelson’s Business College, ARCADE BLDG., SPR INGFIELD , OHIO, Shop in Springfield Loaf w i f e the reAdera were told why SprlngSald m«r- . cl mt# arc able to outstrip a ll competitors through superior buying facilities and by reason of the m sln teuaneeo f a large corps of resident buyers iu the world’s markets. While these a n*e«Mlty to a welt conducted butlb*a*,*th*r* a re olfifrrs who have-eonduced to m ake Kprlngfleld the foremost shopping cen­ te r in th is section of the sta ts. Springfield merchants draw' trade from the territo ry with* in a rad ios of fifty niilc-a and tim volume of business runs into hundreds of thousands of dollars every y e a r .. Instead of m ak ­ ing » large profit, on a single article, they prefer qnick sales At a small profit. By placing price# on on their merchandise t h a t bring buyers by th e thousands, Springfield m erchan ts are not compelled to carry stock a over from one season to a n ­ o ther. . The people of today demand, and a re en titled to ihenew - . e s t and best to bo bad and they a re no t slow to recognixs the fac t th a t Springfield is the ONE place iu this section of Ohio where their every want can be supplied a t prices in keeping w ith the quality of the a rticle desired. By actual comparison the re ta il stores of Springfield sell goods a t lower prices th an any city in the United Htates. “ Some know it, some don 't,” If you happen fo b* one of the “ don’tfi,” a shopping trip to the metropolitan stors# of the Homo City will be convincing evidence. Coins tomorrow. Faulkner Advertising and News Bureau. FARM LOANS Low prevailing raters. Terms of payment the most son* ven ieat for farmers. No commission. F irsto la ss Loans in sums from $ 4 0 0 0 to $25*000 Wanted* Soe tuj or write. All business confidential. The Merchants & Mechanics Saving & Loan Co. 8 South Limestone St*, Springfield, O. Tarnim’ national Bank, SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. T ins is a N ational Bank in winch the I". W. Govsrnmsat is a s i­ le n t p a rtn e r, lo t the reason th a t At least tw ir# a year it makes a thorough exam ination of its records owl busier#* method*. Depositors m thin Bank do not have to share in any 1 m *** th a t may occur, as they are compelled to do in mutual institutions, hu t a re guaranteed by a cash cap ital of $100,UOO and an additional shareho lder's liab ility of $l(.0,0t:0, m ak ing a margin of security for depositors of $200,000. LEO BRAUN fr SON* J*w*l*r*. A NEW LINE OP i m JEWELRY. Includ ing IVate.lion and Diamonds, Itfrh ly <*at Glass, and a r­ tistica lly Executed Hand ITmtcfi (drum. B A complete lino of Bilver Hollow and. F ist War#. ENGRAVING FREE OF CHARGE. Graves’ Cloak Bouse N. E. Cor. Limestone & High Sts, Springfield, Ohio. Ladies of discrimination, judgment and good taste, who do not care to squander their own or their husband’s money— shop at other stores and buy here. Why? Because in the line of Suits, Skirts, Furs, Waists, Millinery, Etc. We give them more to choose from than any other house in the city at prices which mean a saving of from ten to twenty per cent, on eyery garment pur­ chased. GRAVES' CLOAK HOUSE 24,000 POUNDS CflflDY. Chocolates and Bon Bons Will be sold for Christmas. Fresh supply made every day, Lowest prices because of our THREE Stores. 3 l South Limestone S t , Grand Opera House Block, Opposite to Big Four Depot. / Chocolates and Bpn Bolis Mixed........................ 15c lb,, 2 lb, for 25c Taffies, mixed, 10c l b ....................................................... 3 ib. for 25c F rench Creams 10c Lb...........................................................3 lb. for 250 Ribbon Candies 15c l b . ... ..... —; ......................................... 2 lb. for 26c Candy Canes....................................................................... 1c to 50c each Box Goods 1 lb., 21b., 3ib. and® lb ............................... 25cup. KOSTE MHOS, Sugar Bowl Candy Kitchens -Wholesale, retail Springfield, Ohio. FLOWfeRS FOR CHRISTMAS . CUT ROSES-Bride, 'Brides* .■maid, Amerix.au BeautiesyRhea Reid,.; .Violets, Narcissus, Easter L il-: ies, Calla Lillies Roman Hya­ cinths, Carnations, Bolnscttas, HOLLY—*Holly wreaths, Bou­ quet Green, Smilax, Asparagus and Festooning. Elegant line of Ferhs, Palms and Blooming Plants, GUSTAV SCHNEIDER, Up -to -da te Florist SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. Store W S. Fountain ave. Phones 1771 Greenhouses, Johnson avenue. Phones 86- Market Stand No. 32 inside west end of building I he only Flower btore „m Springfield owning and operating its Greenhouses. its own A Suit,’Overcoat or Raincoat from this Store will make a most acceptable Xmas gift for husband, father, son o r brother The K ind th a t will cost you *15.00 or more Elsewhere, "The Okiotist * 10.00 Worth O h Barth” 10 Worth fountain AvenueAon. v .r.ie.A. Our “ Su it Bond” or C ertificate Is a con­ venient method of making a gift. Jlrcade hotel cafe SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. W hen shopping or after the theatre, try our beaiv tiful, new Cafe, Convene lent, quiet, Cuisine u iv surpassed, SOME EARNEST HOLIDAY DONTS D ON'T iblnfe-tlnt ys:i are too |K>cr to keep Chrictcaa Sea can’t bo j so peer ns all th a t ■st Don’t epeed m pmch on Christ- * mas that you can’t get even with the butehe? qc <Sgrocer ntitil siareb. Don’t give presents that are a pleas-1 me for tea minutea and a burden and j a worry for tea yearn, | Don’t, young women, buy neckties ] for your men folk; don’t encourage i them la being bigger guy# than neces- J sory. I Don’t give a drum to the children of j your enemy who work# nigbtB. A1 watchman's rattlo is ju s ta s good, and j It Is cheaper, f Don’t give your wife something she doesn't care for just because you want ,it yourself. This "don't" works the other way just as well. Don’t forget that a basket of fruit or a box of flowers is just as alee a pres­ ent in many cases as something that will last a. good deal longer. Don’t try to fina the price marks on the gifts you receive. If the gifts are worth having they mean 'something above dollars and cents. - Don’t forget the Bob Cratcbits and tho Tiny Tims—that is, unless you arc unregenerate Old Scrooge, In which case forgetfulness can be explained. Don’t put off everything to the last.: because you bad better for the joy of j your friends give nothing than .wear yourself out and be as cross as two sticks When the blessed day comes. Don’ waste any of your pity on tbe long haired youths who Ue a t the bot­ tom of the heap In football scrim­ mages, You will need all your pity for yourself in the rush at the holiday counter. Don’t cheek off each gift you receive against each present that you gave and calculate whether you made’or lost Christmas is not the time to be any smaller ov meaner than you can help. Don’t oppress children who are sa­ tiated to sadness with toys already by giving them .more. There are other ways of making them happy, or if there are' not St Is because they are spoiled with many pleasures and are the most pitiful beings alive. In that case let them try doing something for poor children, who are blessed In •powers of enjoyment,- and see if the capacity won’t prove catching. Don’t neglect,’ if you are a woman, to lay in a stock of some simple things like handkerchiefs and sachet bags for unexpected emergencies if yon like to meet various people with a reasonable token. Don’t set your own happiness up as 1 the chief tiling to be looked ont fof at j Christmas time. Try to make other people happy and forget yourself, then you Will be surprised to see how really j happy you are. * Don’t give a book to a man with a , big library dr a picture to the man who makes a specialty of the tine arts unless you know pretty Veil what he wants. Ten to one he’d rather do the buying, of such things for himself. Don’t write your name or anybody else’s on cords if you send them. No one can keep a lot of such truck, and It is often highly convenient jttBt to send them on their travels to carry Christmas greeting to other .people. And why not?—Buffalo Express. Hawaiian Christmas. Birds aro singing- everywhere, Happy, merry Christinas 1 Flowers are showing beauties rare, Merry, happy Christmas l , Hero In ocean girdled home, Here In pleasant tropic aone, •Neath a glorious summer sun Cometh morry Christmas. Day which glvoth ioy to all, Happy, merry Christmas! . Poor and rich and greet or small [ Morry, happy Christmas! Day when angel voieea call Praise to him, the Lord of all, And peace, good will, to mankind fall On every merry Christmas. ^ Santa Claus comes here alway Every merry Christmas, San3 the reindeer, sans the sleigh Of the lane syne Christmas. Here la neither frost nor snow, Hero but p;oaeant trade winds blow, Here Is paradise below ; And a merry Christmas. j Hawaii’s homes send forth today "A merry, happy: Christinas!” To tlio loved ones far away, “A happy, merry Christmas!” May the Ucd child's natal day Ee a happy one alway, From sorrow free and every way A merry, merry Christmas! —Paradise oAthe Pacific. For the Iconoclast, Don’t let yotir little cues into the se­ cret that Safita Claus is an Irapostor. Let them figure out for themselves how a fat man with a big pack can get Into the parlor grate through tho chimney of a modern house heated by steam, luiaglnatiau is a quality desir­ able to cultivate. Tka Breat DferrkoM and Dysentaiy Ramwly Cares acute sr.-JLclut nic dlnnhoe*, desetv tery, chokra nsorhus,'*summerfuMplamV* Asialiethhkra, and prevents the develop- »<tr.t of tjplioid fever, tiame Vrowietfiit -fliutt# oUsined in *11putts of th* vrorid. “ WORKS LIKE MASKS* / r 111