The Cedarville Herald, Volume 38, Numbers 27-52

nas t new nth. v * # X a, Ohio. mhmmmmmtm .V li l-'|-g^)»%»»li»W'U|a I iWtWlT ■ , or fine eclated, 'i I. Buy 3 ss and DN 38, efc fine m -buy ty. I f Ohio. -LY acial The mity t b e its 1 ON You May See W hat You W an t a t Th is S tore . “ Try I t ” Xmas Shopping Days Are Here '• * ■ „• • 1 / T h e rush w ill soon be, on. You can avoid all unpleasantness by doing your shopping now. No reason why you shouldn't, everything is 90 display and waiting hands to serve you. Selections are now the best. I f its a gift for Man or Boy , in the clothing line why don't forget the store. W e are M ale outfitters andjhave anticipated your wants to the Queen’s taste . ■ • . - . . . . . * . . ■ t . . . \ Beautiful Shirts am! Handsome Neckwear and a Hundred Other Articles. The display is on, come in, ■ STRAUSS & HILB D a y to n , O h io ‘ The Surprise Store t a y t o n , O h io One 'o f the most appreciated is an article of jewelry and especially so If it comes from our complete stock, ‘ ; Suitable presents for every member of the family may be selected at our store arid by making a small' deposit on them, laid away until"! desired. Engraved free. t ‘ . , ' * • ‘ & GOSSARD J e w e l e r s 109 South Limestone Springfield, Ohio. For SATURDAY end MONDAY only Sec. 4 and 6th You can buy for Cash r OYSTERS W$ get them fre*h EVERY DAY and tell you the be«t in townfor I5c p i n t , 2 5 c quart CELERY • Extra nice * ,. ........ .. .5 to lOcbunch CRANBERRIES Fine ones 3 qt. for ........ ,25c . SWEET POTATOES Per Peck...............'.......... .....25c CASCADE Good solid heads per lb,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2c EDGEMONT CRACKERS 3 Cartons f o r . ........ ............ 25c PANCAKE FLOUR All kinds 3 cartons for. ........ 25c ROLLED OATS 3-lOe Cartons for. ........ .............................25c CORN FLAKES Kellogg’s 3 cartons f o r . .25c CALIFORNIA PEACHES Extra nice ones 3 lbs,..................................25c CALIFORNIA PRUNES The'finest we have ever had per lb........ .. .n. I7c SEEDED RAISINS Per lb. .......... i . . ...*••**» 12 l-2c New Walnuts* Almonds, Pecans, Filberts and Brazil Nuts DATES Extra fine per lb. I2c ORANGES Fancy per doxen............................ »25c HAMS (Crown Brand) per lb ........... ............. ...... l6e BACON S IDES (CrownBrand) per l b , , . »«>I6c BREAKFAST BACON (Crown Brand) per lb........ <20c LARD (Crown Branch 5 lb lots,...................... *. ,58c —W«JI Our strong tine is BALL BANDBRAND. Every pair of which? We personally- guaranteed satisfaction to the purchaseror a newpair if they> fail. Thesewe sell ait list price. Why not buy guarantee RUBBER -FOOTWEAR. We also have cheaper lines Wesell. Men’s Bay State Rubber Boots,............. .$3.00 Men’sBuckle Arties (no name),., i . . . . . .$] .00 Men’s Bay State BuckleAttics.............. .$1.50 Men's Work Shoes We have in stock an excellent line of these Shoes at $2.00 and $3.00 pair. .They will give you honest service'. MEN’S EASE WQRK SHOES We sell at................................................ $3.50 RICE and HUTCHINS Dress Shoes forMen and 'Boys from $2.00 to $4.50pair are up to minute in style. We can fit andplease you. Sweater Coats and Rain Coats Men’s and Boys’ SweaterCoats........ 50c to $5,00 Men’s and Boys’ Rain Co a t s . ,$3.00 to $10.00 Women’s Rain Coats,. . . . . . . . . . .$1.50 to $5,00 Girl’s Rain Capes.............. .......... $1.50 to $3.50 Ladies' and Childrens' - ReadyMade Dresses in Percales and Ginghams Ladies’ Dresses front,............ . .$! .00.up Children’s Dresses from.. . . . . . .50c to$l,00 each t COMFORTS For your bed,. . . . . . . . . . . . ,$l .00 up to $2.50 BLANKETS For your bed.. . . . . . . . .$1.00 up to $6.50 pair Women’s Flanelettc Skirts,...................... ,50c Knit Skirts ,50c and $1.00 each NIGHT GOWNS Extra good,and warm. .50c, 75c and $1.00each HOLIDAY GOODS now ready, Our store is fu ll o f them . SHOP EARLY . Y ou will be b e tte r served. in tD & SO N S ' CO. | M«s*r*. 9. T. JiUltsr of this pUee 1ami Milo Anderson of Alpua, r<;pre- j aented the Orneuecounty fair hoard i at the annual session of Ohio Fair : boards in CinoJauati this week. The Hamilton county board gave a banquet te the gae*t» at the Gibson House. syMtai froW- } —Prepare for wind and snow the cold winter , --------- - — - by getting ope of ; those Obese robe*, the best on tbe j market. A full line and priced l right. Kerr AHastings Broe. watt J Mr. Cecil Burne^anD sister, Mies Bona, entertained about 12 * guests last Friday Friday evening. The house had been decorated lu white and yellow chrysanthemums. A .large paper Chrysanthemum of white paper with names the names of a colonial family written on each j petal divided the company Into family groups of six each. .Re­ freshments of lee cream and cake and coffee were served; The favors were yellow chrysanthemums". Mr. and Mrs. C. H, Crouse enter- i tained about 25 relatives Sabbath. Mr. "and Mrs, Fred, Fraver and daughter and Mr, Arch Day and .wife of Xetua*, Mr. Q. H. GillaUgb and family, of Duytonj Mr. James Landecker and wife hud Mr. Harry Vince and family, of South Sharles- ton; Mr. G, W, Grouse and wife and Mr. Sidney Smith and family, Mr- A. C. Anderson, well known Greene countian, died Monday morning at his home after a two weekB illness from grip and a complication of troubles. The de­ ceased was twice married, first to Miss E lla Webster and eigteen years latter to Miss E lla Anderson of pittsbnrg, who survives wlth one sou. A brother, Mr. W- P. Ander­ son of this place and two staters, Mrs. J.„,A. Currie, Sprlngfleirt-and Mrs.W, M. Smart, of Santa Ana, Gal. The funeral wad held from the Second church, Xsnla, Thurs­ day afternoon. Mr. W. P* Ander­ son, who has beep m Texas for several months arrived home for the funeral. . " My line of Stationery this year for Xmas is far better’ in every way 25o to $ 1.00 at The ftexali Store Bidg- waysr A debate of special interest’will takOplace tu the .college chapel on Tuesday "at 9:50 a. ra. Subject: Resolved that President Wilson's policy of prepafdaess ought to be supported, The affirmative wiU be supported by David RradfUte, W« D. Sterrett, Waiter Graham, and Mr. Waites.” The negative hy John Oolites’ Ralph Eldar,- Emery Hos- kinsonand Jam t* eh^jgjlisr Kvery- one invited. Special music. Wanted:—You to smoke the>old. Fire destroyed (he old John Myers house on the farm now Owned by Bobbtote Bros., , about noon Wednesday. The building was a complete loss as was the con­ tents owned by. Andrew Fred who is employed on the farm. I t happened that father, mother ahd a son were at the Evans sale at the time and only a daughter and little grandson were at home. The fire .started in the roof opposite from the chimney and was put cue by Messrs. O. A, ahd Fred Dobbins. In a short time it broke out again and before the men could reach the'scene the entire structure was‘ a furnace. Only a sowing maching aud chair were saved. Th» only clothing the family saved was what was worn at the time. There are four child­ ren in 'chool. A large cement garage was recently constructed on the farm and the family will be boused there lor the present. There was ho insurance. - —Before you purchase a robe or borBe blanket don't fail to see the line at Kerr &Haetings Bros. The B. A, 0 . Of the M. 35. church will hold a Market and Bazaar at the Hannibsry Auto room on Satur­ day, December 4, ✓ . ___ —Why have your horse suffer the sold when you can get one of those Northern Ohio Blanket Mills Co„ blankets at Kerr & Hastings Bros. We have the regular wool blankets in different patters as well as the storm flanks te. Ladies’ NewXmSa Slippers in Beau­ tiful patterns, of Blade, Grey, Wine, Blue, Brown, Pink, Lavender and many other shades in Juliette, either Chinchilla or Ribbon trimmed. Also Daniel Green’s Comfys in colots at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.60 at NISLEY’S, Springfield, O. - 8 oniewhat "On the Psnoe,” “Ate you In favor of government’ ownership?” "Sometimes 1 ate,” re* piled the cautious citizen, "although l’d hate te he in a position where I couldn’t express my opinion of the Way a railroad w » run without seem* ing disrespectful toward my coun­ try,” Dally Thought. There’s place and means for every man ailve^-Shakespeare. CA STO R IA tgg Infinite asd^ifiasea. D mkm Y n XtnAtop iMdt Stearate* U CHRISTMAS GIFTS” Make your selection by making (X) opposite article you wish to purchase and bring te store. Couklm’s Self Filling Fountain Pens Waterman’s Seif Filling Fountain Pens Silver and Gold Lead Pen­ cils Loose 1 Leaf Memorandums - Drawing Sets Draughting Supplies Paint Sets Steel Bond Boxes “ Steel Chest for family Sliver lud Wells of all Descriptions Black Boards ’ School Supplies Silver Pocket Knives Pearl Pocket Knives e> Dianes for 1918 Memorandum Books Dennison Handy Boxes Loose Leaf Scrap Books Leather Goods of »U Des­ criptions . Brass and Copper Desk. Sets Copper and Silver Inlaid Desk Sets Imported Desk Novelties Writing Portfolios t Bibles Gift Books Photograph Albums Post Curd Albums. • ’Mechanical & Scientific Books Rosaries ' Catholic Prayer Books OhrlstmaB Cards Games 'Imported and Domestic Stationery ° Desk Calendars ' Library Sets, Shears ahd Letter Openers Copper Silver Inlaid VaBea Smoking Beta and Jardiners WebstersUnabridged Diction­ aries Instructive Books fojrCbildren Dictionary Stands Bridge AWbist Outfits Poker Oases and Chips Piece Cards Engraving. Recipe Outfits Collar Cases Pocket Books Cigar Cases Globe-Weruicks Sectional . Bookcases • Desks , Office Cbaira Oak and Mahogany Waste Paper Baskets Brass and Wire Baskets BR ING YOUR NAME PLATE for personal Christmas and New Years Greeting Cards. Christmas Novelties of all Descriptions. T h e ,Everybodys Book Shop. Co. 21 & 23 West Fifth Street, , DAYTON, OHIO - The largest and most complete stationary and office outfitting house In.the * Central and Southern Ohio. WE NOW HAVE IN STOCK THE ZABOEST AND MOST COMPLETE LINE OF HEAVY WORK SHOES AND RU BBER FOOTWEAR THAT EV ER GAME TO SPR INGFIELD . . ” " We have placed this stock on display in advance of the season to enable the public 1 to examine i t and make comparison, and i f we can't convince you that we can save ] you several dollars on your Winter Footwear, we will admit we are not entitled to your business. Allen’s Heavy Work Shoes Black or Tan, B lk skin or Alaska. Can't ha duplicated under $3.00. Kinney’s Price $L98 ARCTICS Hunting Boots -Good quality, Alaska Calf, equal to any- gold a t $4,00 to $5,00. Our Price $ 1 . 9 8 FELT BOOTS GOOD QUALITY Guaranteed this season’s stock— 79c, 89c, 98c Men’s Light Overs 59c to 89c Boy’s Rubbers 59c to 98c • Compare these with the kind yon have been paying $2.75 to $3.50 for. Complete C&Q Here for SpA.SFO GUM BOOTS - Always- in stock, short or hip length--* $ 1 . 9 8 Ladies’ Dress;:- 'Shoes The season's lat­ est styles and novel* tics. Goodyear welts and turns. Kinney’s Priceg* 1 , 9 8 IWeii’sD re s r Shoes Patent, Gun Metal and' Tans, all styles,.Goodyear welts; regu. lar $3.00 to $3.50 values, Kinney's P r i c e $ l , 9 8 SCHOOL SHOES $1.69 Boys’ High Tops, $L 29 t o ' , Boya’ Gun Metal , , f in Shoes . . . . . . . . . ,88 q . to 0 I tO e Girls' Shoes, all kinds,’ 08 c to ........................... $1.69 Ladies-’ and Children's Arctics 69c to 98c Ladies’ Rubbers Don't miss seeing these— 35c to Mlsses' andChildrens’ Rubbers 35c to 69c We have received 350 cases of Rubber Footwear, and have them ready to sell. We positively guarantee each and every pair to be fresh stock direct from the fac­ tory, We invite the public to call andinspect this mammoth shipment of Rub­ ber Goods. Also keep in mind that we GUARANTEE OUR RU B BE R FOOT­ WEAR, JU S T AS FAR AS ANY DEALER SELLING ANY BRAND OF RU B ­ B E R S AT ANY PR ICE . • THE BIG SHOE STORE G. R. KINNEY. A CO. ^ vaafei*- £ tr ,»g> - tu#**?**** Springfield,'** » > 122-124 E. Main S t * ‘ te Ohio*