The Cedarville Herald, Volume 32, Numbers 27-52

t -ll, k When You Want the Best in Xm as FOOTWEAR b u y o f In The » Arcade Springfield’s Largest said Best Shoe House. A re You a Judge of Jew e lry ? If not, when you wish to buy your Christ­ mas presents you will want to go to a jewelry store that has good reputation. . Ask pur cus­ tomers whether ornot we have treated them right. Our line of jewelry for the Fall and Holi­ day season is larger than ever before. We are therefore, in better position to assist you in the selection of your presents than we have ever been, A careful inspection of our Holiday Goods will convince you of the truth of our state­ ments. J . W. JEW E L E R , C e d a r v llte , Ohio. O R O A N K E O i S qo . THE EXCHANGE BANK, CEDAltViLLE, OHIO. With H.paid capital of $30,0(0 and an additional stockholders individual liability of W<’.O,flC0, we offer a safe depository for your funds. W e earnestly solicit your patronage. S, W, S mith , President. G eo . W; K irn , Ist.Viee Pres. O u v eb G abeougii , 2d V. Pres, O. L. S mith , Cashier L, F. 1‘lNDAtii, Assistant Cashier. Public Sale I w ill sell at public sale at my residence on Xenfc avenue, formerly rooms where G, C. Weimer’s meat store was located, on Saturday, Dee. 18,1909, Commencing at x o'clock the following household goods Three stoves—i Malleable Steel Range, and two gas heating stoves; gas fixtures and lamps; 3 bedsteads, washstand, springs, mattresses, one feather bed and bolster and bed clothing; 1 Walnut wardrobe; rocking chairs, leather covered couch, leather covered Daven­ port, nearly new; 6 cane-seated chairs, dishes and cook­ ing utensils; 2 kitchen tables, kitchen chairs, 150 cans of fruit and jelly, washing machine, sew ing machine, 0 dining chairs, 20 yards of Velvet Brussels carpet, two-gxia Brussels Rugs, 7 art rugs, (i pairs of lace cur­ tains, window blinds, curtain rods, large ^mirror and pictures, 2o yards of wool ingrain carpet, 3 as good as new; x new extension table, other articles not mentioned TEEMS! Sums of $5 and under, cash; over this amount ninety days time w ill be given with interest and approved security. Ranse McClellan, a T. BAKER, Auct. L . G. BULL , Clerk* —j. ' TRY OUR JOB PRINTING 0 MUSHROOM POISONING. Th« Way It Acta and How It Should Bo Treated. When one considers the frightful consecpiewes of gathering and eat­ ing poisonous mushrooms in mistake for the edible variety it is little short of marvelous that one without knowledge shaitld dare go into the fields and woods and pick and eat nny of the fungi growing there. Jf one is thoroughly.familiar with a particular variety ox edible mush­ room and can distinguish it a t sight from all others, however similar in color and .form, it is safe to eat that ; particular variety, hut one must be­ ware of ether kinds that<reseinb!o,. it, for, fcaweyer slight the difference in appearance, one may he edible and the other poisonous. There is no absolute rule for distinguishing ; the edible from the poisonous kinds, and it is betf»-r, therefore, to give no general rutted hut to follow only one. Suspect everymushroom which you do not know positively to be ; edible. To this .rule perhaps, may Fihe added a second: Learn to dis- [jtingmsh the white spored, agarics and avoid them all, for, although [there is an cdihlc species, it requires, ian expert to tell it, and the poison j of another species is deadly, and ; *there is no known antidote for it. 1 The chief poisons in mushrooms t are two in number—muscarin ..and phallin. The first of these produces symptoms resembling those of alco­ holic intoxication, followed by eon- : vulsions or paralysis, collapse and death from heart failure. The-'© a toms come,on soon after the room# have been eaten. In poisoning-by phallin the symp­ toms do not apjx‘sr until severe’ hour# after the meal. They resem­ ble cholera, beginning with sever© abdominal pain, soon followed by vomiting, purging and collapse^ In all" cases of mushroom poison­ ing, vomiting should ho induced o|' soon as possible, and a large dose of castor oil may ho given to hasten the elimination of any as yet nnal> sorbed portions of tho mushroom. Stimulants are-needed to support the heart, and milk containing an abundance of magnesia or bicarbo­ nate of Godium may he given, _ . Injections of a salt solution into the veinc and—in case of mnscarin poisoning-^-hypodermic injection of atropin are often employed by phy­ sicians with benefit.—Youth’s Com­ panion. , Our Systatu of Notation. Some system of notation has been uced since time out of memory. The first record wo have of it is of figures written with a stick on a fiat surface covered with sand. Before that all calculations were made with pebble?, beans and the like. Even now the Chinese do their calculating with little stoma or beads fitruag on wires, in a frame. The Homans first used vertical lines--1, II, III, etc.—to express numbers. The Ara­ bic'injures, which we commonly are at the present time, arc of mush earlier date. The Arabic system is chiefly valuable on account of the great convenience it affords by giv­ ing a figure a value according to the place it occupies in the line. By this system the most enormous sums can be expressed by the ten little characters which form the numer­ ical alphabet. The Anomalies of Taste. A weak, delicate woman was wheeled in an itivalid’o chair to tho hook department. "Tho latent big, burly novel for men with fed blood in their veins, please J” quoth she in a voice that was scarce .above a whisper. Just then a powerful, bread chest­ ed man with a red fleets stamped In, WI want a story in the lavender and lace style, with a tender love thread^in short, something oweetfl lie roared. But neither need have opofeen* At sight of them the clerks knew what they were aftcr.^Buck. Strongly Intrenched. A fellow whoso appearance war­ ranted tho belief that ho had quar­ reled with reap and water _some years ago .applied for 0 position as porter with a large concern where help was badly needed. Tho man- ogo? looked him over doti?>tfii12y. blindly he hiratlcd him a dollar. a;Wo uptown and take a bath,” Isa fold Isiiui. “Th; 'fl t>n«ir* back and Maybe I'll be able fo tube vm Tito fellow fdarh'd for ihr? 4JAiti1. nil, by the any,'"' the man- figef uVflwt lifter butt, ‘i f fherel* #ny tfatnj* luit take another b*tV* When buying for I / * r 1 t When buying for .Xiitmj get wir ‘gold 5 nr “green” trading stamp* pnd save en extra 5 per cent. Kmnane-Sullivan s G R E A T E R S T O R E , X ibqs g<°t our 6g d d n or “green” trading stamps and save an extra 5 per cent1. IS SPRINGFIELD 'S Acknowledged Best Store for Christmas Goods of Every Sort for Gift Buyers We have the goods—in large quantities; the variety—in styles; and the prices—within reach of all the people^to back it up, / Our Xmas Goods Are New* Our Prices the “Same” in Lowness the Year Round Every flan , Woman and Child W ill Find Our Great Displays Leave Nothing: to Be Desired imitation Heal Bags a t , ..................... :..48e Keel Seal l«a,th&r Tbaga, leather lined with coin purse and card oaso...„,... ,9So Other Bag# in morocco, seal, walrus, calf „ hr* nxa walrus, pure seal, all shapes .and size#......... ............... .............$10,00 to $1.50 Match Safes with sliver top and onyx ©ides..................................... .............. 25c Calendar frames with oxidised mount­ ing calendar-included .........*$1.00 Sliver top glass Tooth Brush cases $1.50 t o ...........................................................29e Fancy Pin Cushions and thread holders combined 59c to,,..,.......:.................-....25c Fancy Needle Boxes...,.-;......’J..,,...... ...... 23c Fancy tape measures 10c, 10c and ... 5c Fancy Emery Cushions ran, 10c and......5'c Celebrated Keep Clean H a ir brushes im- itation obony and Bosewood hacks a t #8,98c, Meant!................:........- .......... 50c French Battle Beriumes in all scents, boxed ready for gifts $2.00, $1.50 and 50c Irish Crochet Ties in Box...,,.. ............... 25c Irish Crochet Jabots, in boxes oOcatuT25c Ladies’ fancy collars, lace or embroidery trimmed, each ; ............ ......... ..... 50e Bilk scarfs hemstitched all around, 2 yds long. In al! color#............................ ....48c Hand etrthrotdeml Jabot# in all color#, each IHc ........ ...»......... ............,..,.$1.50 Buching in boxes, all the new cord effects in aU color#, box.....................50c and 23c Fancy Silver Kail Buffer#............. ..... .75c Herman Silver Dinner bells.................. £3o Silver mounted ebony darner# 50o and 25c Silver Scissors $2 to ................. ......,50c Silver Nail flies..,..................................... 25c H a t pin# $2,50 to......................... ............5e • Herman silver mounted blotters......... 25c Children’s Silver mounted Ivory Tooth BruBh S e ts .......... ......................... ...... „.75c Beauty pins' $1 to....................................10c Stick pins... ............... ............................ 25o Silver purses $10 t o ... ......... ..... ......... ,.4Se Pearl Beads, $l to .... ........................ ..... 25c Brilliant H atp ins, $8 to,...... ............... ....25c Belt Pins, $4.00 to...,................................ 10c Cuff Buttons. $2-00to .............. 10c J e t crosses, $1.00 t o ...........3.......... ;........ 25e Necklaces, $5 to ......................... 25c J e t H a t Plus 75c to ............................ ...... 5c Brooches, $3.00 to....... ............ 25c Mesh Bags, $7.50 to.... ............................48c Rosaries in Amethyst, Garnet, Pearl, Amber and Jot $2.50 to ............ ........... lQe ‘Fancy back combs, g<*ld inlaid or setw ith JewelB $7.50 to .... ...... ,50c Rinestone Barrettes, $3.98 to,.;............ $1.98 Fancy stone beaded .Lavellicrs, $5 i<r..,.08c Men’#Watch F o O b , $1,08 to ...................75c Earring#,50c to ...... ............. 25c Children's plain gold band rings, so&s&c Children’# signet rings................... 00c Fancy #ctrings.........................,..$1 t» 75o Gents’ stick puts, $2.00...........................25c Gents stick pins and cuff sets $2.50 to....25c Ebonycomb and brush sets $8.50 to.... ,25o Men’s Military comb and brush sots, eb­ ony or silver mounted $1.98 to...........50c Ladies’ large mahogany toilet sets pu t up in elaborate leather cases, taffeta sa tin lined, $9,98 to......................... ,........ $3.98 Man’s Shaving Sets with brush and mug, m leather cases, $2,98 to.................... ...98c Gents h a t and clothes brush sets, silver mounted, $3.50 t o ............ ......... „........98o- Ladies silver thimbles, 25cup. Ladies’ Ebony Mirrors, two sizes 50c, 25c E lastic belts, allcolors and styles 50c, 25c Fancy Persian belts, with fancy buckles in all colors $5.00 to ...... ......... . .............50c Novelty Persian belts, in &box;..... $5 to $1 Beaded J e t belts, £7.50 to.....................$1.00 Gold jewel boxes silk lined, $8.50 to 48e Men’s leather collar and cuff boxes in seal or morrocco, $4,98 to.,............ ......98c Ladies’ Silver Manicure sets $4.98 to 75c Silver top cut glass Soap Jar.s, $1.50 to 25c Brass, silver or copper Ash U'ftys..$lto25c Silver ash trays, stamped with playing card, insignias, hearts, diamonds, spades and clubs, $1.00 to......... ...... 15b Imported silver or brass small ©locks.;,.48c Imported silver or brass small . clocks, mission frames..-;.................... 08c Gold or tailver ink stands, separate or in sets, with pen trays alfnehtd....$6 to 26c Gold and silver woven h a t pin holders, trimmed with all colors of ribbon $1.00 to 25e Children’s silver back comb and brush toilet sets $3.50 t o ......... .................. $1,25 ■■ * Sliver mounted whisk broom holders, $9.00 t o ............................................. 50c Silver top glass talcum Jars, $1 to ....... 45c Silver top glass cigar jars $2 to............,75c Everytiling in Women’s Knit Gloves from 19c to SI. Women’s Kid Gloves from 69c to $3.98; Men’s and Boys’ Knit Gloves from 19c to $1.60; Men’s and Boys’ Kid Gloves from 50o to $2,50. Men’s Fur lined Glove*, from $2.60 to $ 8 . Children’sMitte ’s or “Teddy Bear” Gloves from 10c to $ 1 . Everything in Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Handkerchiefs from 1c each to Lace Handkerchiefs at $25.00. Everything in gifts for Men—Shirts* Ties, Suspenders, Tie Pins, Cuff Links, Underwear, Hosiery, Mufflers, Silk Scarfs, etc. Everything in gifts for Women—Hosiery, Underwear. Waists, Muslin Underwear, Furs, Corsets, Suits Coat*, Millinery, Silks, Dress Goods, etc. We also are prepared to show the largest line of Turkish and American Hugs now in this section of Ohio. OurRug stocks and prices are great. „ TOYLAND BIDS YOU WELCOME Everything that Santa Claus ever knew or saw is here. Everything that is dear to the heart of every boy and girl is here, as well as hundreds of things they never heard about, because Santa Claus never had them before* Everything is now.ready, a* never before. Our advice, buy early; we will hold the goods and deliver them any time before Xmas you may desire. Our assortment is complete. Our prices lower than any other. All goods delivered free Money refunded if purchase is not O, K. We Refund Carfares Under the Plan of The Merchants’ Association. RIEDLINC PIANOS embody evoiy detail tfcat tan possibly kt'A to the value of a Piano of tho very highest grade. 'H;e lowpiko at which they ato soldastonishes thona tompet- enttojudgebfPlanoViiiue, "RJedling" on a Piano means highest attktic re- Biilis In tone, tench, durability and ease design, fiend fof catalogue and nar.ift and address of cur agent in your vicinity. ' A I. filEOUMIWAWOCO., * WpenHf, Wl#e„ Muwairs UKSUMS BLOOD PURIFIER AUpeedyAnd Safe Remedyfor »!l Disuses ofH m SkkandBlMi liumwa, blears.hmrjw-or 4 n 3 .Oldfi.srcK,fier.Juh. i ypbikcAft tium, Fmf«w Humors, pfofthM. 1miph?. Iurialc?,Halt W.cuni andall disracfs arbiurfrom WUCE, ONEDOLLAR f»FR 60TTLE. FORSALE 1Y DRU80ISTS. ll.Mtwt.tH ty HtWIUMIIII MgBICU CO., Kwtw, Twwww. u ■W ii-- IN Da Plop < whet - ■Hmti land Mi tho his »- #tio* tha t if wo have asm; Th eomj mark gafcet iilea t. Mr with pract state a s a r COBS. gcnm anc©, tho dune Th< tnacl have bjlitj No Tel The ■Telep the u: fluas, rlosei of nir tile e \ \ O