The Cedarville Herald, Volume 36, Numbers 27-52

X A & m x t h y v * Ms'S**. %)w*ir ruMutk > • » » » * » « ■ttmmrm* ma-joa, mMUmmmr bar* ot im funnily. * *^-- AgrtMiM* •’ 'k* k*4 da* anmuii^riii is# wa* &>t wanted . . ■ dig wt A Htmlme or thf F*IM» fora#. B m IA m m mm, Mt> h a* ajotaftmt In ki» work, tkH yaw- M r tu tfcjnd -known a* t. lady Bo*. wfcQ** ## wwml in jw»*v - th* *«M. warn 1M #*r e#»t aOck; Gowwad In » «htc ‘‘eraatioa" « f Ft jwia* rad, flrwad wKh black, pd' dot*. sit* made « dMkta* *$*>««*» - ** «fc# postal furtively bore, the. nad # r«y whwr# about th* fiafcLWMK on npeoant of her dowdy figure, with no waistline, In particular, who would not be caicnUtsuJ to be mu#h of a *'ton#t" In ow portal clroles, *he car­ tainly cut no inconsidf *abte figure In Melon louse society, fit tenet so much of A ns. was within resell.of her fans ed jawr, sending it fn*t#nter to the dtmmatkm bow-bowo, without benefit of dergy. - ‘ ■ An Inftwwting insect character also, 1sown, as the encumber beetle, seem­ ed to have established lii Mr, Mar­ shall's field- this- year, ite general mil­ itary headquarters, it wan of a- much larger, and mere grand darns typo of beauty, than the lady bug. But not­ withstanding. its symmetrical, flgure- •toggetfi out In a-natty, striped, tailor^ wade auk, cut low in the corsage, was quite fetching. My no means,, how- ever, on the principle of “pretty is as 1 Pjtetty dOea"; for It waa a parasite that- had to be reckoned with. ' it cornea nearer having a relish for poi­ son than growers enjoy seeing and, so far as the melon Interests are con­ cerned, a clear right of way to fame, and all speed’ limits <suspended, anyatta the entomological Burbank who propagate*’-and; 'introduces gener­ ally into cucumber beetle society some hybrid, of -the order of the lady bug, crossed on a good, old, rip-roar-- Ihg Texas tarantula. Uk# a Shepherd Amonp His Flocks. Mr. Mtpihall’a Interest In his bus!-. «e*s, while necessarily mercenary, fa* Ikrga d^ffee, has in it something fin­ er. IE impresses one ns haying be­ come a sort o f poetic affection, akin i» sympathy, for vines—those frail and feministic members of the plant fanUly, that raises to- intellectuallzed davoifon what, in other lines, so oftsr, becomes mere manual drudgery. Llkc- n shepherd among Ms Hooks, he goes among bis creeping charges, Seay Whether th-ls stunting -^runner” be­ tokens lack of sustenance. Or wheth­ er that,leaf’s parching lips may noi be mutely calling for the rain which some overlooked plot of “crusted’ earth la draining off, or for the un­ derground ,moisture, which it is rpb blag it o f - by radiation., „ ’ 'Wphen- the melons begin to “a ii, he, keep#,an ,eyo to. the number o off-sprlng that there' sim.il be no more than will be a credit to the family, three to seven for a watermelon vine « me, to ten for 'a cantaloupe. And foref any VIne shall have wantoul? spent Its substance, in fruit and leaf 'A&e, to the point of prodigality, In­ puts the knife to its extension lest, like that Of an unnatural parent, its exhausted vitality' shall have.robbed its present.progeny of th^r/rightful patrimony.- ” *' ■' '** ■-*-* Manufactures a “ Finished- Product1* As to comparative profits and what they are dependent upon, a melon is HR *JLA J - * JP.J± lk ' Mumm*-m fe. 5 ^ isS?2 in tTH pBR , — rXKBt W3*S We’ ve been selliog furs for -oyer sixty years but. never were they so attractive‘or as upusfual in design. That’s the Reason they’ re more popu­ lar than ever* ■ The name o f . “ Bancroft1' in your furs absolutely guar- . ant^es satisfaction in wear as well, as a rrect style. Our ,ipng exfierience is invaluable yet costs you nothing. IVaffe from $1.00 to $15.00 l a c k Faeces from $1.00 to t t p o d b . Coats from $500.00. Our enormous assortment makes buying easy. No matter what you want in furs, if it’s durable and fashion- $25-00 to I abl% you can depend upon , finding it here. gMen ’s fur lined overcoats $30.00,1137.60 and $55 00 v that will outwear two ordi­ nary overcoats, JgiFur caps a t $2f $3 and $5 th a t’ are really .w o r th almost , dfiufele. i , Ml ■ Hwiun-iin.. Mi iofiol t&> m i * Wonderful Girl and Boy Land ! ' ' This List Will Suggest the Toy You Waut to Buy JOKING ^CHOOL ^ 4 iSWffts N the yearNineteen Hundred-and Thirteen, there was a tremen­ dous discussion arose in the Court of the Children’sFatfon Saints, Santa Claus, Saint Nicholas and Kris Kingle. For many hundreds of years these undying never tiringGood Fellows had been laboring all the year that the Children in ail the corners of . the earth might have one day of perfecthappiness. “ Wc haveearned a re*tand 1for one? ‘said Santa Clau*’, “ vote that thlt yearwpdelegate our dutie* to some one in each locality, competent to represent us," ^ - '“That la jirstwhat f had In mind; let us be three Commit- *ionManagewand direct things,**-saidKri* Kingle. "Suita,me exactly," said Saint Nick* and Santa Ciaua, receiving the largest numberOfvote*,wasdeclared or DirectorGeneral of TppLand and all the Kingdoms : ofMts. , - Now when Santa Claus notified us that we had beenappointed to represent - 4 ^ Santa Ciauahat carefully gone over our Doll and Toy display and says he could not have made a better selection himself. * j ; fse-Simlle at a l«r(« Mlltunr Wiehln, A IrcfelirSl.00 ilm , 9p*ds].,».Ms f0 WDUCK *A»LT8H0nPIN0 eh toy*, we hive taade some eXeeplioaalty .tow prlret. Pelts With re*t hair that can hr combed, brushed and braided Hand­ some full Jointed dolt with- Bisque head, sewed wig:, moving eyes'and eye Ueheg, shoe* end efoekinge. A SLSQ value at Mo, TXDD* BXAltS A Teddy that'*** a tt*\ OkOWb, not a weak whine, hut» genuine BffiAlt OltOWL.. tie atande It inches high. Vpeetal ‘...,$1.10 R apid m »M A em w g atrgg A ;sfu» OHARACTXR PAST ROTS Extra targe alie, unhreatrahle body and head, fully jomfed. with, yekred nepipefa. stands 1!) lnehea high gfioiat A n o p u u n s Th» fa a vary hatenefing ley for a boy. The eompltte garta Of atr aeroglaBe paektd tn a M r, with pianasad kSatrueUenahow to Put together, A boy ean do ll awl when it is completed It m worth *15.00: Packed all parts in a box ..................... . ,.$4.00 CgtLtTLOXD CHARACTER BAEVS The genuine Shnlj mska, perfeelly form, ed Babyo with johited arms and teg*. A very amteeaW* doll ...tHotoglSO these Taeeiaattag Teddy Bear*, Menkeye, Klephsnta, Tigers, Donkey* and all the other animal* that are *0 thoroughly made in the STEIPF factory arehere lo greet yen. AMRRIOAK MODEL BUILDER The greatest toy for a boy aver mode. It deyeiepee the. yduu* Miad aleog mechan- leal line* and giva* hfct weativ* idea*. He « a build Bmlgtt, Bogdmga, Railroad*. Automobile*, EJevatefi, Atropteaw, and all ktnda of meehankal davieet. Priee $1.W to S9o.90- - KXWPII DOLLS -v The Doll senaatlon of tha year, thatf ' Kowpte Smite made famous by Rosa O’Niel,’ will gladden the heart of any little girl. Made, in Celluloid and Bisque at 360 to $3JK) 00RTXLU. A new game of skill, chaneo and exaite- thent, No newboard game of merit ha* been produced in many year*, so that COBTELliA hab a clear.title to The First Standard Game Of The Tweatteth Century. Price. $1.00, D0LL8 Or EVERY DEfORIPTION Jointed Dolls, Character Delia, Xawpie D o 1| j , Kawpie Celluloid Character Dolls, Kid Body Dellsi Hag Dolle, Stockinet Dolls, Negro Dolls, Bisque Delia. .Character Baby Uolla, infant Dr&acd Doll* Character Dress­ ed Delis. Dolls With real Hair. SANTA*CLAtfS la hare With A complete workshop, whir* he will be very glad to see anytyiy or girt who will- call on nim. . ■> DOLL HOSPITAL Our Dolt Hospital i« now open, with an expert Doll Doctor its ehii'-o. So bring In your Dollies that are alek or have a broken arm or leg. Our Doctor baa medicine that curea all ailmenia of the Dolliea, TOYS THAT TEACH . Give yotlr child a Toy that wilt, while it amuses and intereats will also impreaa a lesson of vatne, - Wo hare a largo assortment o f auch Taya for both boya and girls. A eompatent in­ structor Is in charge of this section, and it embracesr Sewing Sets, Painting and Col- oring Outfits, Drawiag Sets, Little Mind Builder IIlocks, Building Blacks, Dissected Mays, Kindergarten Outfits, Parquatty Blocks, Lcssona in Geography Made Easy, Stencil Outfits, Straw and Paper Stringing, Read Stringing, Water Color Seta, Toy Town Post Office, Toy Town Telegraph office, Toy Town Railroad Game, The LUtle Designer, Little^.Object Teacher, Word Builder, Model Builder, Mahuel Training Seta, TOYS FOR BOYS - ’ Railroad trains Model Builder i .. Radioptleana vi Magic Lanterns Printing Pres* Air Rifles Air Bbip Automobile* . Rubber Ball* Bank* Registering Bank* ■ Bleyale* Velocipede* Blackboard* BlPek* ' ° Clirlatmaa Stockings Clrcti* Toy* Coaater Wagon* Sidewalk Sulkies Skate* Roller Skates Ice , Sleds — Flexible Flyers Artiflcisl Snow "Soldier Equipment ' % Spelling Boards Boxing Gloves r Foot Balia ’ Puucbinq Bags Steam Bnginea Stpffed Toy* and Animals Ten Pina. ' Top* Tool Ohaat* » Toy Stores Trick" Boxes ^ Mechanical Automobiles, Boata, Sailors, ltacera, Animals Modeling Outfits - * Moving Picture Machines Paint Boxes Water Pistols Pool Tables Pop Guos Putties Reins Rubber Toy* and Animals Scooters Shoot the Chutes Shoo Fly Construction Toys Drum* . Electric Toy* Engines Friction toy* Games Game Boned* Hand Cara Horns' Trombones Violins Music Boxes Rocking Horse* Iron Toy* Hose Osiris Fire Engines Hook and Ladder Tmeks Coal Wagons Milk Wagons Typewriter* Wagons Rbd Carta WorJiJJfftche* Hocking Chairs Writing Desks Checker* Dominoes. TOTS FOR GIRLS Doll Carriages and -Go-Caria Cbaracter-DoUa Baby Dolls , Rag DoliS Doll W ig*./ ;DolI Heads Doll Clothing Doll Eyes'1 Doll Elastic Dolt Sulkies Parlor Balls Ranks Ragiatering Bank* Bieyole* Blackboards , Block*. . Christum* Stocking* ’ , Cloth Doll* Paplor Croquet ■ Sewing Set* Painting Outfit* Bead Work , Doll Bed* -v. ' Doll Furniture. - . „V Doll llpusea Play Housta Doll Outfit* <Doll Shoes and Stocking* Doll Swing*’ ' i Educational Toy* Writing Peaks Rocking Chair* Dining Table* China CAblnats Kitchen Cabjuet* Toy.Tea Seta Toy Pastry Set* Ring Toss Table Golf ' Ping Pong Kcwple /lolls Kindergarten Sets Fun With Scissors. Drawing Sets Kish Ponds Parches)* RidiopticsOs , Toy Irons Toy Clothes Baskets Toy Carrwt Sweepers , Toy Broom* Toy Beads Oilija Board Tree Ornaments Artificial Tree* Artificial Snow Christmas Tree Candles Typewriter* Toy Kitchen-Sets Game* , Modeling Outfits Musicsl Instruments Music Bo.te* Paint Set* Piano* Putties Sewing Machines Skate* Sleds Spelling Boards Little Mind Builder Stuffed Animal* Toy Barsnr Doll Trunks M l Sait Cases Tricjfltk -THE HUNTI hp%a p n t | The Rike-Kumler Co. fotablislMd 1853 DAYTON, OHIO % fiftfcrhedf srroducf, It In convcrtiblo, tat JTta full value, directly Into le«al tender, and- ’does not Jmve to go throuylt the tlntorniedlate proef.es of Beet or pork. It is tinuit loss exltaus- tire o f tint eofl than other field crops. Nature produce* a corn ero/j under protest. Vino* aro hero veftatlvo paetlmr-. No artificial fertilizer is m t i b f M t. xtamhRll, Dependence $or that Is placed upon the humus resnttlnif from the ffrouml hwjng hHn fallow, or form soiling crops- Any* bblnff else ho conslderr!, for Wa pur- pom euperilnous, if not injurlou*, ot^tr W*n * ’•breaWnE’' plow," his rm U vh pwif and »3«horAt# cultivate % xaftqhfowr H % man at the end of a hoe handle. Much of hie market comes to him in automobiles. Such customers will­ ingly pay, for likely specimen# "at. the factory” 75 cento apiece. They mo­ tor In from nil the surrounding coun­ ties and ............ ............ season, looks like the "parking place’ at a free-for-all Kentucky horse race, For tho rest of the crop, hucksters dispose of It, on ■commission, largely »>•. retail, in Xenia, having a popula­ tion of 8,000, and neighboring small towny Mr, Mari hall raises, with no help •but his two »ons, ten acres of melons whlph, iftsr Allowing ISO par *cr« for rent of the not fpffe^wintir net >,;im $3,0EKl a year. 8>c«! o f his rule- mg I# called for from as far as lira* til* S, A,; ami the reputatlcn of his product Is 'frecomUig a great asset In tho fnsslcsjfifc ' . t n. , . , t - ----- Tho dfsHfttWactioa with tho pre- trtrikctfiuw« n ^ h fH y and post-maturwy of stock , looks like t.io parking place .‘ shipped from distant states furnbhea an opportnntty for «m«y more grow­ er# to build up wImpregnable msrket, in the country and finall towns with- hi hhuiing distance o f tholr forms, Thor# is thn* presented many Tenters and small owners a feasible rente of «r.eapevTfrom.the «eieal Mavery m high-priced land In tfiif- humid tlis- *fl«. . - . ■ PublicSale! We will sell at- Fublt'c -Sale on the •“Jeorge Gano farm one mile south; of Selma on the Jamestown pike, on yesdlfty, Novemlier 25th, 1913 Commencing at IS M„ the following lopcriy: a head of H orses a Consisting of 1 sorrel mare, weigh 1300; 1 brown mare, 1100; 1 black poney, 700; 1 bay mare, WOO; l bay inure 1600; i bay gelding WOO. 1 GOOD SROOD SOW Farming Implamcmis Consisting of 2 piano box buggies, rubber tire; 18 breaking plows, com planter, com sled, cover top spring wagon, open top spring wagon, a pairs luind power horse clippe-trs, water tank, S gravel beds, 2 pairs log twisters, 1 sets of work harness, I set nearly new; 2 sets of buggy harness, 1set of double driving harness, scoop shovels* pitch forks, colJgiV and bridles pud otfetf Torms Marts Known Day of Sal* GEORGE GANG T. M. KKKEV Guy Currv, Auct. U. G. Evans, Clerk, For;S a m :—Huff rock cockerels, MM, W. H. Arliiur. Ji, 3). No. 1, OYSTERSf OYSTERS! I*ft?eymir orfier for nice, fresh, ones received each, Tuesday and Saturdoy. t\ M. RpMlC0|t* A entirt takes i»r. jmu *#- im without thbtkinf M lAXatltr* T wn .