The Cedarville Herald, Volume 37, Numbers 27-52

mmm (uPWDwhjiffBij. mtm mm 6 M d m C r y f a r F W t k i r ' i iKlttd You Have Always Boogfit, and wMeli fio* fioea s a t far oyer 9 0 y<»*•», ha* .w raetfie signature of " and fia t fioett made under lilt per* tonal supervision since lt« Infaney. Allow no on©to deceive you in this. 1 Counterfeits, Irattatioas an^“ Jnst-as-good ” are bnfc Experiment* that triil« with and endanger the health of in fanta and CMJdreu—Experience against Experiment* W h a t i s C A S T O R I A Castorla la a harmless tnhxtitute for Castor Oil, 'Pare­ goric, Drop# and Soothing Syrups* I t la pleasant. I t oontatn* neither Opium* Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. I t destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it has been In constant use for the relief of Constipation* Flatulency, Wind Colic* a ll Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. I t regulates the Stomach and Bowels* assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep* . The Children’s Panaeea-r-The Mother's Friend. GENUINE C A S T O R I A ALWAYS IBears th e Signature of In Use For Over 30Years The Kind you Have AlwaysBought . THKCVNTAtlfeOOritPANV, N»« YOhKCITY, F e w S p e c i a l s f o r a F ew Days for • Cash ;; - December 19, to December 26.' ..iii 15c lb .. Bulk Mince MeatP.,^*. Coffee ~ Red Bird Oats 3 pks......—............... ............... ........... He - One Panama Cane) tablet and one pencil for......... . 6c ■ Red Bird peas 2 cans.....;.,..... «......... ...... ........ ..............25c Fayette tomato per can. „....,..... ;...10c None Such Mince Meat 0 f o r . . . : , . , .... ..............,26c Caned pine apple....... ............... .......... ...„10c, 20c and 26c Lenox soap 7 bars ........ ....................... .—26c Jersey com Sake 2 for..,.,.;.... ..............................26c C om e In and see ou r d isp lay o f Xma$ cand ies 10 o r m ore lbs , to one o rde r a d is c »u n t o f 10 pe r c e n t w ill be g iven * P H O N E 2 -2 6 W addles’s Grocery ^ C e d t a r v i l l e * O h i o * mJfSmm f Kany, T h e L ead ing T a ilo r Xenia, - - Ohio GRIEVE&WEBB,Auctioneers • , a . R . G R I E .V B XENIA, OHIO BELL PHONE NO* 641 R Jf. L WEBB CEDARVILLE, OHIO CITIZENS’ PHONE NO* 6-181 Real and Personal Property Sold at Public Sale v r t t t p u x ' r p O N i n i f o n t t p t w n Xv U Jtm J rA JLK v /v lA v tflif Ov^JL*lL*l JLJtbJU "Everybody from Cedarville and surrounding counties to give us a call, and see our new. line of Fall and Winter woolen? for Suit* and Overcoats. No need of buying your clothes ready mad* when you can get them made to order for the same price. '*• , ' WVVVSA^V* W i give free Tickets for the Educational Library in Jobe Bros, Window. The Cedarville Herald. 4U. qq F u r Y e a r . KAttbM BULL - ■BSgTEg.ltfarBUIJ, E d ito r I Butrred at the Post-Offloe, Cedar- ] n ils , October .1, 1S87, m seeond' d aw matter. FRIDAY. DECEMBER IB, 1KL4 , This country Is profiting to some \ extent by orders from the foreign coun-. tries situated In the war «one. While)'} business Interests look upon such a | condition abroad as Indicating great f commercial activity in this country we < ssndot hdp but believe that It the United States could not supplywar ma­ terial and provisions there would be a speedy termination of the present war. Just as long as these countries ate supplied by neutral ones the war will continue and the terrible loss ot hu­ man life recorded in order that sel­ fish Interests can control. We notice the statement several days ago that this country In a couple of years will feel the effects of thousands of horses being sold and shipped for army pur­ poses. When we learn that the aver­ age life of the army horse Is only two days, no wonder France and England give an order for one million dollars* ■worth of hordes at one time; France and Belgium have In the .past export­ ed hundreds of well-bred ^stallions; but the great industry of horse breed­ ing as conducted by those countries has been destroyed. ' In <somo quarters we find news­ papers clamoring for the abolishing of certain appointive and electivecouu- ty and state officers. Tbh latest to come to our attention is the proposal' to abolish the county recorder’s of­ fice and place all these duties upon the auditor’s office, the .two being closely connected in a business way, the former for recording deeds, etc.,. and, the latter making the transfers.' We are Inclined .to think that If the' new legislature attempts to abolish all the offices mentioned during the cam­ paign and those suggested by others now, there is going to be a more in­ teresting time ahead next year than there was when the present admini­ stration created, many new places. Ot the various changes suggested for the Warnes law, none yet propose to go back to the old method ot elective as­ sessors. We were glad to see the State Orange defeat a resolution urging the abolishment of the Warnes Jaw. ’ It Isn’t going to be healthy for the Re­ publican party to change a .taxation law that-has placed millions on the duplicate that was. never taxed before and probably the change result in a decreased duplicate. It'takes Just such a fire as Xenia had last. ;week to bring people to their right minds and . realize what fire fighting apparatus and an effi­ cient. company means not only to that community, hut to all others, as well. From all reports, the Xenia depart­ ment Is being criticised for the man­ ner In "Which the Hutchison &Glbney fire was fought. It is not within our righfc to dlscuss'the efficiency of the Xenia department, but we can Impress upon local people tha t Cedarville needs-more modern equipment or else a volunteer department that will he well organised and able to measure up with, those Ip the past, CRrsteam­ er, although id use fOr about twenty- five years, Is in excellent repair and could be used to advantage la any city deiartment where teams are kept on hand to draw the necessary ap­ paratus. As a suggestion, Xenia could well afford to add oUr steamer to their equipment.' The village eotild afford to sell it at a reasonable figure. There need be no hesitancy in Xenia looking down upon such a suggestion. The steamer yet'will throw water over any structure In that city and do it for hours, at- a time, something that can­ not be said of the water pressure in that city. If we were able to afford a team and keep it as are those in the city we- would never advocate a change in our fire fighting apparatus. W E A R I N G A P P A R E L FO R Stout Women Springfield’s New Stroe Undies only stoat sizes in Costs, Saits, Dresses, Shirts* Shirtwaists, Un­ derwear, Kimocios, Hos­ iery, Aprons, etc. in sues from 39 to 57. FREE TRIP 1TO DAYTON W I U L N E R B R O S . i5 C O . f D a y t o n , O M o ~ CORNER 4 TH AND MAIN STS„ U . B', BU ILD ING (MOSR COH EN 'S OLD STAND) Great Thousands of dollars worth of the finest M en 's, Boys’ and Children’s Suits, Overcoats, Bfll m acaans or Raincoats* Underwear* Sweater Coats, Shirts, Gloves, Neckwear and H a ts consigned to us by the Royal Adj. Co., of New York, m us t be sold At The Most Sacrificing P rices Eve r Known , Ju s t th ink w ha t th a t means to you, to buy your W in te r Clothes r igh t now before Xm as a t rbou t 1-a the'TJsual P rice . Don’t delay, , Come to Dayton and select your Xmas gifts now . Note each and every price we quote you. W e guarantee every article bought or money refunded, Dress Shirts, Flannel Shirts or Work Shirts A t C on s ignm en t Sa le P rices ^ J*'-V .• * ' 50c Blue Cbambray Sh ifts ,,„ ,27c 75c Domestic Fanne! Shirts,, .36c 75c Dress S h i r t s . , 3 9 c $1.00 JDressShirts. . ,.69c $ 1,25 Wool Fannel Sh irts .. . . ,89c $2 00*Wool Fannel Skirts. , . $1.24 $2,50 SiIk Bosom Sh irts .,,, .$1.45 $7.35 Men’s $ 10,00 Suits, Q C Overcoats, B a lm a c a an s^O * ^ v Men’s $12 Suits, Over­ coats or Balmacaans Men’s $16 Suits, Over-(PA / l Jf coats or Balmacaans i | ) / » U O Men’s $20 Suits* ( j» | J Q P O’coats, Balmacaans*|) 1 O i / O Men’s $25 Suite, , 1 ( \ A GL O’coats, Balmacaans^) I V i T ' u Men’s $30 Suits, (fc 1 Q *7 fill O'coats* Balmacaans*!) 1 7 * I U 29c 37c .59c Select Your Xmas Boxes Now and Save 1 -2 the Price 50q Silk Neckwear in Xmas boxes........... . . m i W $1 Silk Neckwear arid S i lk i Handkerchief combinationTr^Fv $1 Combination Secs consisting of silk sox* tie and safety Q O ^ razors. *’,'»* * ,.« . *, ■* . .Y O v $ 1.00 Bilk Suspenders in' ACkft Xmas boxes.... . . . . . Hundreds, other useful Xmas gifts. Men’s Extra Pants At Sale Prices $ 2.00 Worsted P an ts ... . . . . ...: ,95c $2.50 Worsted Pa tfts .. . . . . .$1.24 $3.00 Worsted Pan ts ........... $1.45 $3.50 Worsted P a n ts .. . . . . .$ 1.95 $4.00 Worsted Pan ts ............ $2 95 $5.00 Worsted P a n ts .. ; . . . .$3.95 $6.50 Worsted Pants, f . .$ 4.95 E X T R A S P EC IA L S A L E ON H O S I E .R Y * / 10 c Cotton B o x ,., ^ ..............4b Boys’ Suits and Over­ coats NEVER AGAIN WILL YOU 95c S H 1 • • • * • fc■#! * aN ,15c Cotton S o x .. 25c Lisle S ox .. .25c W qo lSoX ,:... 35c Shk Lisle H ose ,. . *,. 50c AlBSilk Hose, ,29o 75cAl^Silk H ose ............. . *r,45c . ..7C **«*, , H e . . . . 14c . . . .1 9 0 £2.50 Norfolk Suits.. . . . . . . .$1 69 $3 Boys’ Suits or Overcoats,.$2.39 $4 Boys’ Suits or Overcoats, $2.95 .$5 Boys’ Suits or Overcoats.$3,69 ST.SOBoys’guita or O’coats.$4.75 Com e and B o y Y o u r U N D E . R . W E A R Now and Save A lm o s t 1-2 50c Fleeeed Lined Underwear,, , -75c Derby Ribbed Underwear, $1,00 Natural Wool Underwear.. ............ $1,50 Glastebbury Wool A C / y Underwear.. . . . . . . . . 7 U v $1.25 Heavy Fleeced H f t r t Union Su its .. . . . . . . . f ” C $1.50 Heavy Ribbed "Union Su its ,.......... $ 3.00 Velvet ribbed ( P | i C Union Suits........ . < ) l « zr O SWEATER COATS PRICED TO YOU MUCH CHEAPER- THAN YOU PAY ELSEWHERE $1.00 Sweater Coa ts .............. f50c $1.50 Sweater Coa ts .. . . . . . . .95c $2.00 Sweater Coats.. . . . . . .$1.45 $3.00 Sweater Coa ts .. . . . . ..$1.95 $4.00Sweater Coa ts .. . . . . ..$2.45 $5.00 Sweater Coats.. . . . . .$3.45 Extra Specials For For Xtuas Gifts $6.00 Blanket Bath Robes lll»i«»*N,*,*.H „.S8,45 $1.60 Flannelette Pajamas......................... „95c il.00 Flannelette Night Shirts..',........ . 7#c ' 60c Flanelette Night Shirts.....____89c M E N ’ S H A T S A N D 5 A F S tiOc Men's,Caps...,...,.......... ........... .......... . „,.88c 76cMen’s Caps.......................... ....... ..... $1.00Men's Caps..........................; ......,„,.'69c $2,00 Men's Soft or Stiff Hats..... ............ $8.00Men’s Soft or Stiff H a t * .............$1,95 $4.00 Men’s Velour Hats,.........................$2.45 Never ^ Again will You Be Able to Buy Such High Grade Merchandise a t such’ LOW PRICES. - WILLNERBROS. & CO. *4t anff Main St., U. B. Bldg, (Most Cohen’s Old Stands) Dayton, O. The Greatest Sale Ever Held in Day- ton. Don’t miss it, Don’t Delay* If You Value Money. FISTULA SISEASES OF THE RECTUM rwjWNWMijlM'fniiMM*M. <M _s- DR»J. J . HcCLE tLAN S.&KS'bJ C olumbus , o ! T H E N E W I D E A S T O R E On the seeond floor, Main &Limestone Sts. AboveAlliambra Theatre Springfield, Ohio.. Tk Bookotalter ...ffestaopant... IN TH E BOOKWALTER HO T E L HIGH STREET DINING ROOM FORLANK UP STAIN ALSO REST ROOM, NOW mg .OWNTd, Lufich Counter on Main floor Open Day and NlfhL ■Sit* A m A GR mo * s Tl»Ml I* thbO ttl. h m f Department, Make I t a Kodak | Christmas ■ i ■ -i ■ The outdoor jollity, all the good things that weigh down <• the Christmas table, thejncial !’ laces, the surprise of the ^ re g - ;; Stera may be enjoyed over and <; over again—If there is a Kodak In the family on Christmas Day, Kodaks $6 io $74 Brownies $1 to $12 l ; Watch our windows for Kodak! • Christmas Suggestions dayton ' camera shop No* 1 Third Strset Aroads^ DAYTON, OHIO F . G . 3C3C Jeweler and Optician 2C3C A Most Beautiful Line Christmas and Holiday doods 134 S O U T H M A IN S T R E E T , Dayton* - Ohio v '4 $1 $ 1 2C2C GET OUR PRICES ON PRINTING A ST JSSESSM Da' m*« va. 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