The Cedarville Herald, Volume 35, Numbers 27-52

••I' IP'' Ia? * liaiiiiiiiipi j jjiiiB..1' 1' ^ i rr yftfci flUijw ?i ig 'f#iw<^aw#fcpiwiin irufnoiprjMr trTnyi 3S*~ s ■wr* The Home of Quality XEN IA , - OHIO A L ittle Christm as Talk • * •W ehave always conducted our business bn the principles of honestly, fair dealing with all, and sell only the moist reliable brands of jewelry, out .glass, precious stones and silverware at prices most reasonable., We,appreciate the name .we have merited with bur goods —“ The House of 'Quality. The next three weeks will be busy ones, .and we, extend a cordial invitation to you to come in and inspect our immense^ Holiday Assortment and everything appropriate for a lovely Christmas remembrance. A Smali Deposit Will Hold Any Gift Until It is Wanted The< House of ...Quality X E N IA , - OH IO T IF F A N Y ’ S NEW USE FOB THE BEEHIVE lng«nl«ij* Farmer Find* Tt Ft It* T«m* (HKtttur* Mak** It a Very Fin* l«KH>b*i©r. | Although not many people own an jaqubator, it i* rare for a persen liv­ ing in the country not to hare iacili- tiaa for the swarming o f heel and the maldng o f honey. A successful agriculturist has shown by recent ex-* periment* that & beehive may serve the purpose o f an incubator. He alighted upon this discovery hy'ob- setrving that the proper temperature o f incubators is exactly equal to that which the queen bee maintains in the interior o f the hive. "Why not give the bees a chance to do Jrwo things at once^hatch eggs and also pursue their ordinary .vocation? In order to do this he arranged a spe­ cies o f quadrangular cage, or her, over the bottom o f which ho deposit­ ed a cloth. This he put over the hive in the manner o f a roof arranged Just oyer the chamber where the bees were busiest. Then he put two doz­ en eggs over the cloth, protecting them from contact with the air by flannel wrappings, and-let matters take their course. After the normal incubator time for hatching had elapsed he found that he had hatched eighteen chickens from twenty-four eggsi The experiment was repeated with equal success, and then he arranged each beehive with a cage. He finds that, on the aver­ age, he succeeds hotter with .a hun­ dred eggs hatched in this manner with the connivance o f a dozen hens. - *' ' SERIOUSHOLD-UP *et av *" ” ’ iri5* '* 4 , fr '* « * ♦ * ■ • - .* * ** * m , U tJ WJ&# i ' - > V ComeE,arly •■•wr Springfield’s.^gtropolitan stores are now gaily^bedecked in Holiday attire. of “ everything thafs new under the sun” -and especially articles, was ever assembled for Christmas buying—Courteous and ex­ perienced salespeople. SHOP IN SPRINGFIELD—DO IT NOW , r*r -* ?' M is 1. V.t- ' •* *'* f ‘ *> ‘ ■ * W • : r.-V- ,J%a^Vantages of trading, in the Home City are too numerous to even^at- ^feaKPrit tn enumerate. rAsk any-one of the thousands upon thousands, of satisfied, "jpatrons who know by experiences, Avoid the rush the last few days before O^tir^Ai^doiybur^shopping a^early as possible.* WAVE YOUR CARFARE PAID . - ^esklea^ fgetfcmg wlOft cents .worth! of merchandise for every dollar expended, yan,have your earfate refdnde^, sp the trip to Springfield will not cost you one c#a t .: f 'T • ' . * ; - : . . ,, > . • -fjhiil F n l l o ^ Issue and Sign CJarefare Rebate DEMAND ONE AT THE FIRST STORE YOU ENTER. ARCANE JEWELRY;STORE S and Opticians, Watches, Diamonds ,*SolidSiivep.jand -plantedWare, Watch rs/Mor" all,. 'Railroads - and..Traction - 14 BW.-enteringySprinefield. > 87-60 Kelly’s •; Arcade. •* • ' * ’ BANCROFT, HATTER AND FURRIER*. . agent; folr ^ ‘Dunlap’*, ’ ‘ 'Knapp-Felt" , SfrEasfcMKfpSt, CHAS. F. HAUCK &CO. ; Central Ohio’s Largest( Stove and Culinary. Furnishing Store. Penninsular stoves, Coles’a r-*HotBiast stoytr, ctitlery^*tc. All kind* of tin ^epSmig. l7$'Wes<; Main St. F k M ) ’S‘JEW£tjRY STORE , f Largest ^assortment, in ;the city of Diamonds, w%ah*esv SiivT:rwarfr, Cut and Etched Glass. ; Silyet; "Ware, . Novelties Tuuy equipped Optical Parlors. Eyes tested fattf ■ftflEast Mam St, KAttfMAN’S The Quality Store.' 'Springfield’s largest and best Clothing store 'forJman, youth or boy. Complete stock of Cidthwg, Hats, Furnishings, Trunks and Suit Oases. 13-17 South Eitne- W^tHE ARCADE “If You Wear NisleyShoes You Wear the Best Shoes Money Can Buy.” Three large store ■ rooms filled -with - guaranteed footwear for men; women and children, 62-68 Kelly’s „ ** * SILYERBERG'S STYLE SHOR Largest Exclusive Ready.tcn-Wear House m Springfieldand .Central Ohio. Complete line of Women's andMisses* Coats, Suits, Dresses, Gowus, Waists, -Skirts, Petticoats, Raincoats * and Furs. " COf*Main and Limestone Sts. STERLING FURNITURE AND CARPET CO. Greater Springfield’s Greatest House Furnish^ mg Store. Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Stoves, Etc, 25-29 North Fountain Ave. SULLIVAN'S “Originator of Low Prices.” . Cloaks, Suits, • Dry Godds, Hosiery, Underwear, Men’sFurnish* , ing,' Etc. You always felt at home in our old store; we’ll be pleased to see you in lhe . newone. 80East Main St. - , THE EDWARD WREN CO. Central Ohio's Biggest and Best Department .Store, Seventy-six stores under one roof, Dry Goo'ds, Ready-td-Wear, Shoes, Furniture, -Carpets, Infact everything. 23-31 E. Hi jli St, THE HOME STORE Dry, Goods, Coats, Suits, ^Waists, Skirts, Draperies, Lace Curtains, Mattings, Druggets, Rugs, Sole agents for the celebrated Wooltex, Coats, Suits and Skirts, Butterick Patterns, Karsey Gloves^ and St. Mary’s Blankets, 12-32 West Main St, THE SPRINGFIELD HARDWARE CO, ifefc Manufacturers’ Agents, Jobbers and Retailers 'of Builders’ and Manufacturers* Hardware Factory Supplies and Machinists’ Tools. Fine Cutlery,, Percolators. Co..ee Machines. SC-88 East Main St. THE WHEN Central Ohio’s Greatest Clothing, hats and Furnishing Store solicits your patronage. An absolute guarantee of satisfaction with every purchase or your money back. Cor. High S t / and Fountain Ave, (Arcade,) ■3C2C GET G 0R PR ICES ON PRDMTNG 2£2£ tif The Ijobster—Young' Shark, was held up last night. The Terrapin—You don’t- say? The Lobster—Yes, ra,' swordfish went through him. perpetual motion . As the term, is generally finder- stood, perpetual motion, is the mo­ tion of- an -engine which, without any support or power from without, can nqt only maintain its own mo­ tion forever, but can also be applied to drive machinery, and therefore do external work. L i other words, it means a device fo r creating power or energy without corresponding ex­ penditure. This is absolutely im­ possible, no matter what physical forces h6 employed,' The quantity of force in existence being fixed, no new stock can be created, and therefore a self-moving,machine is out o f the question. The modern physical ax­ iom, , the conservation o f energy, founded on experimental bases as certain as those which convince ns o f the truth o f the laws o f motion, inky be expressed in the negative thus: -Perpetual motion is impos­ sible. ' C BABY '3 WE IGHT. Children vary greatly in weight at birth. The .average yeight is Beven pounds, bfit often a newly horn baby proves to be nine or even ten pounds. During the first week little Or no increase in weight occurs.. There is a loss during the first three days and a gain for the next'few days, so that at the end o f the week the child weighs about the same as it did at birth. Indigestion will have a serious ef­ fect on a baby’s development, and i f tile weight defeases after the first week a doctor should he called* * NATURAL QUERY, The late Qen. P . D. Grant, when discussing military neatness, used often to tell a story about his father. wMy f afher was talking to General Sherman in hia tent one day,’* ho would begin, “ when a third general entered, a brigadier notorious for his slovenliness. After the brigadier left, my father blew forth a cloud o f smoke and said; “ 'Sherman, ! wonder whom that man gets to wear his shirts the first week?’ *’ Springfield's Greater Store There is one Great Store in Springfield that you can do all/your Christmas buying and at a bonafide savings. WREN'S everything for everybody in this Big Store We save you Time and Trouble as well as Money •' 4t . Each o f our 76 Big Stores under one *roof is filled with “ Gift Things'*—vh.y shop around when this Grand Institution is at your service? - • M * * * C om e t o W ren ’ s , w e pay you r round tr ip fa re on p u rch a s e s o f $ 1 5 .0 0 o r ov e r . y OUR ANNUAL HOLIDAY S IL K SA LE T H IS WEEK $20 ,0 0 0 WORTH OF THE BEST S IL K S AT SACR IF ICE PR ICES. | _ Jm Gifts Make the Happiest Xmas and Here Are Useful Holiday Suggestions Q FROM THE . - FOR THE EARLY BUYERS The BEST FOOTWEAR, the NEWEST STYLES, the LOWEST PRICES. M EN DresB Shoes Rubber Boots House Btippers 4 Buckle Arctics - Street Shoes Cloth Alaskas Felt Boots Work Shoes Polish Kit Leggings Warm-Lined Shoes . Hunting Boots High Cut Work Shoes Hosiery BABY Soft. Sole Shoes, All colors’ Moccasins, nil colors Pat. Kid Shoes, fancy tops Fine Kid Shoes, all styles Hosiery* W OM EN ■Patent Colt Shoes White High Shoes Cravenette Shoes Ooze Calf Shoes High Cut Shoes In Tan or Gun Metal Dress Shoes Rubber Heel Juliet Comfort Shoes Fleece Lined Shoes Leggings . Rubber Boots Black orColored Spats House Slippers Rubbers Strap Slippers Felt Slippers Slippers Sole* Gall Shoes Hosiery GIRLS High Cut 3hdes U-pto-Date Shoes Rubbers DAnqing Slippers . Gym. Shoes Walking Boots Leggings. Boudoir Slippers i Ankle Supports Rubber Heels Footform Shoes Rubber Boots Polish Kit Arch Supports Alaskas and Arctics BO YS Rubber Boots Dress Shoes Pat. Leutb. Shoes School Shoes Gym. Shoes , Pdlish Kit Rubbers Felt Boots High Gut Shoes House Slippers Leggings Knockabout Shoes Hunting Boots Buckle Arctics Dancing Slippers Waterproof Slippers Hosiery SPECIALTIES—Dainty Dancing Slippers for Misses, Sturdy Storm Boots for Boys, Pretly Patentand Boudoir Slippers for Milady, Cor­ rect Dress and Hunting Boots for Men, si- kinds of footwear to suit all tnfiic-s t id ju i i c KEEP THESE SUGGESTIONS for reference and when ready for Christmas call and see us. You Will find it very profitable to come here and look around. Ask all the questions you wish, ?ot acquainted with the merchandise and our salespeople. You are not intruding if you do toot purchase. BUY YOUR KMAS GIFTS of Nisley because ho guarantees every size satisfaction, and Nisley willl exchange after Xmas any gift bought af this store that does not fit or suit* S P E C IA L Ladies’ Extra Fine Silk Embroidered Hose $2.76 ahd $3. GlAdes for $2 at NISLEY’S* NISLEY SPECIAL Lord & Taylor’s Extra Fine Silk Embroidered Hose, $2.76 and $8.00 Grades for $8,00 At NISLEY’ S S P R IN G F IE L D 'S LA RG E ST AND B E S T SH O E ST O R E mam mm House The Finest of It# Kind in the State of Ohio for Fine DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND STERLING SI1 ( CORNER FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS, DAVTON, OHIO. *«.#*<*» f