The Cedarville Herald, Volume 35, Numbers 27-52

M LADIES I f you «r« going to buy your Husband, Father, Bon, Brother, op Iiovt-r * present for Xmas, buy him something useful. Our Su its and Overcoats ore the flS.n? k ind—Yours for $ 10.00 Ptek it out and we’JJ lay if away until yon want it. Trousers tfi.OQ to $3,00 L EV Y BROS. SSSouth Fountain Ave. . - - ■ Springfield, Ohio. ' "F ay Ten and Save Five.” . The Now Milbui a double house ir> completed inside ready J<-« tea ’Five jdeasant roninfi to side entirely fseperate from each other. Small 1familio* desirable. Enough care and trouble 1 b allotted to tho ordinary man and woman m their daily home and. business' life to satisfy the most exacting, A change from this Is beneficial to all. A pleasant evemng with j - ittia :Mis- srpAN a t Opera House Ope, 2i, is just what fh» doctor ordered for that morbid and grouchy feeling. _______ . „ . i ___ T h e H o m e o f Q u a l i t y X EN IA , - OHIO A Little Christmas Talk We have always conducted our business on the principles of honestly, fair dealing with all, and sell only- the most reliable brands of jewelry, out glass,* precious stones and. silverware a t prices most reasonable. We appreciate the name we have merited with our 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 Small Deposit Will Hold Any Gift Until It is Wanted J KEMGi the look of youth p*ri«!ennr» A*'*. Probably th# Moat Successful In This, But Many May Achlsv* I t A pleasant cffiiiui; ’Vith LITTLE *1J8B fat'SAN ia |t.H tv S kis ib o due- fur ordered for that morbid, fooling, lice, 1913. At tin;- Opera House, A Russian princess who has attract­ ed much attention In Pari* Kb's winter, and who la considered quo of the bosh dressed women in that city, declare* that nothing age* a woman'* appear­ ance *o much a* the old-fashioned method of pushing the flesh up above the corset. How few women who have passed the "dangerous” age stop to think of thia, yet la it not true? The settled look that oomea with middle age Is enhanced by a stiff-corseted figure aboye the waist. Put money Into a good comet, have it fitted sitting down, and In adjust­ ing it be sure to puli it far down and gird, it firmly round1tho hips. Many women; find as .they grow older they must have their evening gowns cut high. This need not be done If care is taken to get a corcet that has a low bust. From Paris comes another hint about youthful look*. A famous dressmaker says ,that real lace agea women and should never he worn near the face. The Parlstenne has learned to fight age more successfully than most women because she pays heed to de­ tails that to ethers Seem trivial. She makes a study, of line, angle and color, and who will Bay the results are not Worth,the trouble? It is every woman's duty to keep young looking. The worst way to do •It Is to feign youth through cosmetics or a kittenish manner!—Cleveland Leader. )l|fJil|*Mlira)l 1 'II|tl>"r>frairA-^totfrTH - THE MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS Saving and Loan Association The out) big laughing won t of the season is U tile f-fiSss Oussn ot Opira lluassi mi T-'UH.lpy Dec, ~h f Probably »o play of modem times, lias been written tlmt contains so r much real fun of a pure and whole- j some nature as do.-.g this new come- dy ot Fred Raymond’s. fiputli Limestone, Springfield, Ohio Resources over $2,r,of).€0 Organized IS02 Ootwkid Rid, W ant L’D: -Borne good wood choppers a t once.—1>, S, Ervin. When in Springfield see ug about safely and profitably tie- positingyour money. AH odr money loaned only on Real Estate*. -YOUR INCOME 5 1-2 Privilege of withdrawing all or pa rt a t any time. Businep by m ail given prompt a tten tion . J. JEJ, Rabbitis, Pres, E. A, Fay, Sec. John L, Plummer, Attor, Suits and Overcoats $10 to $25 Ig HUMAN NATUHE NOT SO BAD Now York Newspaper Man Observes With Pleasure the Aid Given the. Blind. T h e H o u s e o f Q u a l i t y X E N I A , - O H I O T I F F A N Y ’ S *.ag! mmmsa Come Early ******** metropolitansteffisaremow gaily bedecked in Holiday a t t i r e / No better assortment 6f "everything tha t’s new under the sun” abd especially gift articles, was ever assembled for Christmas buying—-Courteous and ex­ perienced salespeople. ’ . . . ■ SHOP IN SPRINGFIELD— DO IT NOW If .you doubt that human nature Is kind, watch tho ordinary passerby in his attitude toward a blind man. The office window man was riding In a Broadway open car the other day. ThS car was Just barely moving, owing’ to some blockade or Other, and kept about even pace with the pedestrians who crowded the pavements in their usual dally hustle." The eye of the Office Window casu- ’ ally lit upon' a blind man,' walking : alone, with that upright tilt of th j head so common to the sightless.' lie tapped his stick'incessantly before him and moiled briskly until he neared the end of each block, with its hazard­ ous curb. Thd car kept paces with him for seven blocks, and upon every block home one took charge of that blind man as he came to the curb, saw him safely over and said a pleasant word in parting,' One young man stayed near him for three hlfieKjh steering hfm over the crossings- each time. Probably the man wit|r..the tapping stick thought the frlendiy guide was a different man for every blaqk, Or'doe's his ear be* come so delicately attuned to voices The advantages of trading in the Home City are too numerous to etfen at- tempt to enumerate.. Ask any one of the thousands upon thousands of satisfied - patrons who know by experiences. Avoid the rush the last few days before Christm&s.and do your shopping ns early as possible. . HAVE YOUR CARFARE PAID Besides getting 100 cents worth of merchandise for. every dollar expended, you have your carfare refunded, bq the trip to Springfield will not cost you one cent. - V The Following Springfield Merchants Issue and Sign Carefare Rebate Cooks: DEMAND ONE AT THE FIRST STORE YOU ENTER. In all sizes and patterns. You’ll not have the slightest difficulty in getting something jus t to jmur notion in Clothing and Fur. Caps, Sensible Christmas Gifts Our store is full of sensible, practical presents for men and boys—Neckwear* Shirts, Collars, Cuff Buttons, Tie Holders, Tie Pins, Handker- chiefs, Fancy Vests, House Coats, Bath Bobes, Mufflers, Suspepders, Sweaters, Umbrellas, Fur Glovas, Dress and Driving Gloves, Soft and Stiff Hats, Fur Caps, and. many other articles tha t will please him. Prices so low tha t you’ll quickly decide and make your selection here. All packed in Christmas Boxes. / Sullivan 9 Clothier Hatter Furnisher So. Limestone St, Springfield, Ohio. yurgrn* that, hi* fairly, seas through hearing? 0 “ Th* Office"Window man wondered, if the smile* -that sp joften light the faces of the blind come from the hab­ it of thanking people who lend them friendly aid w# many tlnies a day?— New York Evening Mail; ! ARCADE JEWELRY STORE Jcwelery and Opticians, Watches, Dfamo nd ‘ jcwelery, Solid Silver and Planted Ware, Watch Inspectors for all Railroads and Traction Lines entering Springfield, fi7-t>0 Kelly’s Accsdct BANCROFT, HATTER AND FURRIER. Sole agent for “Dunlap", “Knapp-Felt" *J>T T?« “■*" ' “ ' ■■' iM< "Hawes‘T, English “Tress"‘and French "Mos- sant" hats; “Headcaps" and Children’s Head- wear. Furs, fur repairing and remodeling. Established 1851. 25 East Wain St. CHAS. F . HAUCK & CO, Central Ohio’s Largest Stove and Culinary Furnishing Store. Penninsular stoves, Coles's Hot Blast stoves, cutlery, etc. All kinds of tin repairing, 69 West Main St. FRIED'S JEWELRY STORE Largest assortment in the city of Diamonds, Watches', Silverware, Cut and Etched Glass. High-Grade Silver Plated Ware, Novelties, Fully equipped Optical Parlors. Eyes tested free, 8-8 East Main St, . KAUFMAN'S The Quality Store, Springfield's largest and best ciothing store for man,’ youth or hoy. Complete stock Of Clothing, Hats, Furnishings, Trunks add.. Suit Cases. 13-17 South Lime­ stone Sf. , NISLEY, IN TH E ARCADE “If You Wear Nisfey Shoes You Wear the Best Shoes Money Can Buy." Three large store rooms filled with guaranteed footwear for men, Women and children. B2-&!) Keiiy’s SILVERBERCPS STYLE SHOP Largest Exclusive Keadv-to-Wcar House in Springfield and Central Ohio. Complete line of Women’s ahd Misses' Coats. Suits, Dre&ses, Gowns, Waists, Skirts, Petticoats, Raincoats and Furs, ' Cor, Main and Limestone Sts, JFOR INDIGESTION AND JOVSTEPfiXA. R B M E V B S SO U R STO » fA CH , j ORLC IUNG . JRT 4 A 15 . C . S s W i T T Oh COM PANY . C iU O A O O . XtXriU STERLING FURNITURE AND CARPET CO. Greater Springfield's Greatest House Furnish­ ing Store. Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Stoves, Etc* 25-29 North Fountain. Ave, SULLIVAN'S "Originator of Low' Prices.’’ Cloaks, Suits, Dry Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, Men’s Fv/rnish- fng, Etc. You always felt at home in oyr old store; we’U'be pleased to see you in the new one. COEast Main St. THE EDWARD WREN CO. Central Ohio’s Biggest, and Rest Department Stored Severity-six stores under orie roof. i)ry Goods, Kcady-tnc-Wenr, Shoes, Furniture, Carpets, in fact everything. 23-31 £ , High St. TEE 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, Karsoy Gloves, and St, Mary's Blankets. 12-32 West Main St. THE SPRINGFIELD HARDWARE CO. Manufacturers’ Agents, Jobbers and.’ Retailers of Buiideis’ and ’ Manufacturers* Hardware Factory Supplies and Machinists’ Tools. Fine Cutlery, Percolators. Coffee Machines. 30-38 East Main St. THE WHEN Central Ohio's Greatest C!< thing, hats and Furnishing Store solicits >vmt j.arro‘>age. An absolute guarantee of satisf i<*i n' witli every purchase or your money back.- Cpr.'Tligh St. and Fountain Ave^fArcade,)' Sleeping Sickne** Discovery. Report* received from the commis­ sion on Sleeping Sickness working in Rhodesfa state tliat it has been proved beyond doubt that the tsetse fly, known as Glossina morsltans, as a carrier or the disease, Tho commission was' dispatched to Africa in consequence of the appear­ ance, of the disease in regions where GIosBina palp&lla (the species ot tse­ tse fly, which up to that time had aione been regarded as a carrier of sleeping sickness,) was non-existent. The guilt Of GloaslUa morsitanB has been proved not only under laboratory conditions, but also in nature. Certain animals can act as the host of tho virus without suffering thereby. While palpails Is to be found' only in narrow limits,.morsllans la^^mCt with throughput Africa In wide areau, and the methods of migration and iso­ lation hitherto, employed will be prac­ tically impossible. Consumption From a Monkey. A report conies from Russia that Mrne. GvosdcSka, prlma donna at the Imperial theater, is ill from consump­ tion, having been infected by her pet monkey. She fondled her pet when It Buffered from bronchitis. Inasmuch as the monkey is suffering from tuberculosis, tho Russian doctors de­ cided that tho disease had been caught from the monkey. It is prob­ able that consumption would last con­ siderably longer in the woman than in tho monkey, and tho chances are that tho poor monkey while out , of sorts really caught the consumption from tho prlma donna, Who may have been Infected Jong ago, the trouble, though, only recently Showing to any Geriaiis extent, A Large Variety of Ladies’ & Misses’ Suits, Coats, Furs, Skirts, Waists, Silk Petticoatsat Sensible prices l l RAILROAD FARE CERTIFICATE THIS? CERTIFICATE ENTITLES M'............................... ........................ .to a refund by us of a round trip Railroad Fare from.... ............. ............... ....... ....................to Dayton, Ohio, when presented• In connection with a paid-purchase of Merchandise a t our store amounting to $10.00 or more. This GorticaLe is redeemable until December fit, 1912. , The E xc lu s ive Fashion Shop THE C0NKLE CLOAK CO. J xy S o u t h M a i n S t r e e t D a y t o n , O h i o f DON'T FORGET TO BRING THIS CERTIFICATE WITH YOU Xmas Footwear at Young’s Where You Find the Best Goods, Best Styles, Greater Assort­ ment and the Lowest Prices This year our showing of Christmas Shoes and Slippers is greater than ever. Ypur every wish in Footwear can be satisfied here and a t a substantial saving over prices asked elsewhere for goods of equal merit. Your Temper1 and Your Cat’s. Cats are of a high strung and sen­ sitive nature, easily influenced by their surroundings- If you wish a fine tempered, nice little homo loving cat you must possess some of these at­ tributes' yourself. You cannot expect to have ft very amiable animal if you are ctahky all the time. Give the animal credit for being a good imitator. If you are vile tempered and given to striking the kit­ ten, find no fault if the cat has a like manner and strikes people and smaller animal*.—-Dumb Animals, Shoes for Men................SI.50 to S5.G0 Slippers for Men..............*50c to B2.50 Sheet' for Boys . . . . . . . .§1.00 to §3.C0 Slippers for Boys..............45c to $1.00 Shoes for Ladies............$1.25 to $4.50 Slippers for Ladies---- -- .50c to $3.00 Shoes for Misses...........$1.00 to $3.00 Slippers for Misses.. . . . . .50c to $1.00 SUGGESTIONS FOR GIFTS--Legging, Overgaitcrs, Alnakas, Arctics, F e lt Boots, Rubber ilootR, Fancy Fur Trimmed Nullifters and Ju lie tte ; Napuleoh and High Cut Shoes for Boys, Girl*, Clilldrc u and the Babies. Gifts th a t will make any hea rt glad, MEET YOU1VFRTEDS AND LEAVE YOUR PACKAGES AT Any Shoos or Hlippers Purchased Hero May BeExchanged j After Christmas OSCAR YOUNG 7 E. Main St. Springfield, Ohio. Special Styles and Special Values for the Christmas Trade Iv a H»tS »Haeilots o r y o u r M o s o r •B'fcefrt If, otic* c.81.00 ftf 1 . 0 , 101 , yort caiu Iicccfitly «*y i t km not b*ng flti’u Jo><. wo will rcrm:r) yfiar rafidey. <try JJodol liWay, oh thl« KnnrAntW. t>iH ontnml r!;’n I t t i > i v . e i h o i l m * c< puroiik.-, 11 It fulls to satiftiYS'mt. return tfco bottle to th* ctoalsr front stbom ;f£« kOuslit It^ntltrow li! refund yoar/Tioucr/. ■ fnwr. ................ ......... P.tAt*............... .... .. ....... e'fiH ___ ___ _ The Newsalt Jewelry The F inest of Its Kind in the S tate of Ohio for F ine DIAMONDS, WATCHES AN D STERLING SILVERWEAR CORNER FOURTH AND MA IN STRRRTS , DAYTON, OH IO . (MGS iictw&iii -The expi grocery Btc assisted b; to unload i wjtlk is eh passejrsby, tree, smile 'round, A the green c say nothing to town. What a 1 ^grocer has compared t grow in u up north, 1 of Christma so deep thf esaftry. An there are va evergreen ti In the snov Woodcraft, : or a .deer i Brer Rabbit greenery to Probably. Christmas t free, hut th them must i draw them 1 that they m buys and gi; And as 3 With, your h gay,, you m tree got to ; vast snow fl< December si mve ti just }ifts presen1 Collarl landkei a-Robe lias, F t and Stj lea t'ffi l quickl 1 p a c k t TH ' IS us TheGran*Cor ThePennrylvai ChicagoContr- ThePuebloCo ANDOTH .'-i case, perfect ‘ seffci plac t n thr to-day. I t is :»ia Thel/BH the eostofpri In laic markc' LEH i, Ohii ,by 11 s of I presents ore. Thi| ban ever 1 saving to $4.5( to $3.0( to $8.0d to $1.0( te.Rubboj ■oys, Girluj .1Styles nut 4 i 1Values 1 tho has Trade' i & o tyesyit km no jSV,Oil!Sj((t|rtl4 ii!:alime t<pH tcaurtiomycn !I<2A€i<y, .... ..J t 1