The Cedarville Herald, Volume 39, Numbers 27-52

: - dfe • *1 TenAffidavits Are Filed ZtotoefclT** from th * * t* t* Liquor Liberia* UemmUslon have fll*d ton affidavit* against that many persona whom th «y oharga h *vs violated th « liquor laws. Most o f the charges a r« against ooiorcd man and todato on ly two arrests have been mads, tbs ether* kespins a t a safe distance and some three or four having le ft tawn. ‘ T b * tw o arrests are Harrison Shiaglodeoksr and Charles Smith, the latter being out on boad fu i- nished by a brother In Dayton, *Fhe evidence is said to have been secured through’ a colored barber, Bussell, who operates a shep on Xen ia avenue, is said to have con­ nected. a number of men in this section as having a close association w ith ’ ‘K in g Alcohol".. Buy Potato#* and Apples now. Wo offer thereto you at whole­ sale prices at the car Friday and Saturday only. R.'Blrd& Sons’ Co. THE BEST CHRISTMAS PRESENT. That is what many write us, who . make a gift of a Youth’s Companion subscription to a friend or relative. Thousands can recall' the first Christmas that The Companion canie into the house, and how it was passed from one to another as a most precious thing, and the beauty of it was that every week it was looked for, and pouneed upon ana " devoured, and everything else put aside for it. You can .bring that Same sense of delight Into any home by sending The Youth’s Companion to it for a year—$2.00—only tour - cents a week. ‘ The Companion Home Calendar goes to every new subscriber and to everyone who makes a gift sub­ scription, „ You can, If you wish, take ad­ vantage of The-Companion’s special ' arrangement with McCall’s Maga­ zine, and by sending $2.10 get both publications for 1917. This makes ■. two Christmas1 Presents for the pries ef one. Everyone taking ad ‘ vantage of this offer has the choice of a fr.ee Dress Pattern sent by Me Call’s Magazine on receipt of a 2 cent stamp, ; T H E YO tJTH ’B COM PAN IO N , St. Paul St., Boston, Mass. H ew Subscriptions Received a t this Office. ❖ 3 TP 0 m * # h 5 fotx$ • Cearftoci STOP! LOOK ! LISTEN! Christmas Suggestions ' Mon's $1.00 Fieeeod Union Suits on axtrs good assortment. R. Bird& Sons'Co. that Comforts and Blankets will kasp you warm. R. Bird & Sons* Co. M r .J . E .S tu ok e y is on the sick lis t and was taken to the McClellan ?hospital Thursday fo r appendicitis •-......-- - •••■- ' •-!)- ■' ‘ .••V" Men's new Xmas Slippers, Daniel Qreen’s P e ltB in black, blue, grey, and brown. A lso score* o t etyles'ln black and tan k id Slipper* in Homo, ’ Opera and E ve re tt patterns at ^•Nisley’ s in the Arcade, Springfield, Ohio. 'COAT SWEATERS from 60c up. Largo stock to pick from, R. Bird &<Sons* CO Bibles Gift Books A Line a Day Books Diaries I-P Loose Leaf Note Books . Warden & Larson "New Thought” Books Catholic Prayer Books Rosaries Episcopal Prayer Books Baby Book's Family Record Booka Photo Albums' Kodak Albums Brass Desk Sets Copper Inlaid Desk Sets BraBB Desk Novelties Desk Lamps Clocks Paper Knives Postal Scales Dictionaries Dictionary Stands Ink-Wells Paper Weights. Brass Ash Stand* Brass Paper Raolc* Book Racks Jardinieres Vases Brass .and Copper ‘Um­ brella Stands Book Ends - Brass and Copper Waste Baskets Willow Baskets Place Cards Talley Cards . 1 Leather Goods Ladies’ Purses Silver Ladles' .and Gent's Ex­ clusive Stationery Conklin’s Self-filling Fountain Pens Waterman’s Self-filling Fountain Pens Gold and Silver Knives Boston One-Dollar Pen­ cil Sharpeners Holl- Crepe Paper Tissue Paper for day use Globe-Wernicke Sec­ tional-Book Cases Office DeBks -Desk Calendars and Stands for-1917 Office Chairs Typewriter Desks Typewriter Chairs Hat. Racks Filing Cabinets, Wood and Steel Fifing Devices Cooking Recipe BoxeB Draughting Outfits Christmas Labels. Holiday Goods of Descriptions Household Safes Cash Bokes Bond Boxes. Steel Silver Chests all THE LARGEST AND MOST COM PLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN OHIO The Everybody’s Book ShopCompany IN 21.48 W . FIFTH STREET DAYTON, OHIO ShopInDayton N o city in the country has grown with the rapid­ ity and solidity that, has characterized the growth o f Dayton in the past few years. N o t only in population has the increase been - remarkable, but business activities have stimulated the investment o f capital in splendid business build" ing and the sky line o f Dayton now presents a truly metropolitan appearance. Dayton merchants have kept pace with this progress, and there are no better stores than Dayton stores anywhere. These Dayton merchants invite you to their stores, ' Invite you to shop, to look, to buy with the positive assurance of satisfaction to the last degree. When You Come to Dayton DQNT FAIL TO VISIT Dayton’s Biggest Clothing Store For Dad and the Boys The Answer Proper Service—Betler Values—Lower Prices Willner Bros. & Co. T . D. ETTLINGER , Pre». U. B. Building, 4th &Main Sts., Dayton,Ohio WhenyoucometoDayton You owe it to yourself to see our wonderful collection of Foot Wear—you will see charm­ ing styles that are not shown outside of Walk- Over stores in the largest cities. We employ expert fitters. Our store service is efficient and our prices are most reasonable. $ 4 KEHM'S Walk-Over Boot Shop 39 South Main, Dayton, O. Established 1865 Men’s and Ladies’ Pr iced ............................... HOSIERY, TOO .00 uJ up HOSIERY* I to o Jeffery FOUR CYLINDER $1260 SIX CYLINDER « $1530 When snow files—and bleak winds blow—when , those who still travel in open cars shiver, huddled beneath fur robes—then is the sheltering, warmth, comfort and convenience of the Jeffery Sedan most keenly appreciated. The top can easily, be removed for open touring. , When In Dayton call on us, Bee this car and we will tell you about the Jeffery dealer in your territory who Is a good man to.know, J o n e s & M c C o n n e l l Death railed Z'im about'mi Jacob N. Lott i following a lonj The deceased stroke about six ©red afterwards . walk about. \ years he has bee most o f the Uiu*> was entirely dep fill wife, Mr, Lott was county, Decembi therefore in his he Mas married the same count; born three child) i’ute o f Columhu o f Locust Lott o f I ’itti-bui vjved by one ’ si Rowland o f J. brother^, J. T , L< M, E. Loft o f L The deceased the carpenter t Co, P, 44th 0. 1 Ohio Cavalry, o years service v, Libbv prison. H ber' o f Currie Pc been a church, i ship o f recent ye congregation. The funeral w. enioon, the servi Rev. MeMichael, place at Massies rie Post having ice* at the grav 207-9 N. Main St. Dayton, Qhio C H R I S T M A S J E W E L R Y Buy now — a deposit wilt , . Hold it lor you until Xmas G e o . R . C l a r k Near *<J«ffer*on DAYTON, OHIO L KINNEY’S ENLARGED SHOE-STORE 114-116 East Fourth St., Dayton, Ohio IS B I GGER A N D BETTER T H A N g V E R COURT SUITS SPRINGPIE Numerous suits berg o f Springfie saje o f second h! since proven stole to .some explanati en cars have bee berg has sold ,nu since been locate been their maehin stealing the cars cars were left sold. Those who for second-hand them over to for entered suit an property to the t SHROYER’S SECOND AND MAIN Dayton, Ohio Christmas Gift Suggestions Kodaks, Cameras, Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, Fishing Tackle, - Tennis Goods, Hunting Goods, Skates, Slfids, Bicycles, Flash Lamps, Gloves, Coals, Caps, Robes, Ra­ zors. Knives, Watches, Pena, Edison Disc Phonographs, Toddle Dikes, Katydid, Kars. Hundreds of others. COME IN. L O N G TERM L O A N S With Repayment Privilege If,you want to sell your farm, we will And a buyer, I f you want to buy a farm, we have one that will suit you. 6Uo Fanner* RealtyGo. 714'V vT o^ om oDG-' M ah a rq ’s * , n o o n l u n c h c a n d i e s HOME MADE CANDIES 14 N. Main, Dayton, Ohio FANCY BAK ING TRY OUR 1 0 8 f PRINTING T O E H l f 'H C ltA D E LEHR PIANO IE USED AMD EUDOESED B Y ThearaMCeMemtanrelMutlo,« « J** ThefewetibmeleCellHeei ___ CHuteCeoeerartefir* HieA m M e * * ''"***■ TMPMM*Ceeeenitenr* **•»***, ®**»- , * i i M i w u M i t in iM O c a h i K l l V A T t t l l l t ! Extend Production of Camphor. Experiments by the Jaj aese gov ernment o f producing camphor by dis­ tilling the leaves and branches of cam­ phor trees have reached a stage at which 317 gallons of distillate are pro­ duced from each 400 pounds of leaves. i»y.’ It le the Wool ptaoo for the home, wktxeMS s, ' m ? S * » t SS S £ H; LEHR J t COMPANY, Manufrs, nix Am* p w c m Easton, Fa. Now • i i ,. nr *»»•_„ *rt innk after your O’Coat—Fine weather to- . W T T C b " t a b o u t to morrow. Perhaps you n « d a new auk also pleated. Hart Schaffner & Marx and Firat , Clothes You Know, YOU SEE Perfection Clethes ' are admired by the Fair Sex, algo by Father and Mother. * f ' Suits,O’Coats and Mackinaws fo r the Boy from this store are sure to be right. I f its ^[fiility you want you’ll surely get it. Just come, in and say, “ F it this boy out.” We ’ ll do it to the Queen’s taste. Following a family quarrel, A. Bos-, tic, restaurant owner, at Middloport, shot and fatally wounded his -wife. Bostic was then shot by his daughter. He is expected to recover. Although innocent, Jack Hose, ex­ press driver, Cleveland, served nine­ teen days in the workhouse for al­ leged theft of a trunk. The trunk was found and Rose discharged'. John K. Rodgers, Erie railroader, convicted at Marion of shooting his wife with intent to kill, was given a suspended prison sentence. Rodger* and Ilia wounded wife have made up. Clinton Dyeus, Marion; William.M. Davis, William Stopka, Harry Mes­ senger ami Frank Rhoades of Cleve­ land. were Injured wlipn a troop train on the Erie rallroatl hit Dycus' auto at Marlon. J, J. Phillips, for six years superin­ tendent of schools at Cadiz, was elect­ ed superintendent of the Gallon schools for one year, succeeding I. C* Guintlior, who has held the position twenty years. William j; Moore, twenty, negro labor, confessed to the murder of Mrs. Julia Carpenter, forty-one, col­ ored, at the place ot her employment 1at Columbus. He said he shot tho woman after a quarrel. Sirs. Helen lHingsworth, twenty- eight, who has a husband and three children, confessed' to the police at Cleveland that she shot Thomas Coch­ ran, thirty, a bricklayer, who boarded at her home. Cockran may dib. „ Pleading guilty at Washington C. H. to the charge of manslaughter, Addle Jones was given an indeter­ minate sentence in (he Ohio peniten tiary. Miss Jones shot Harry Samons on April125, following a lovers’ quar­ rel. Perry D. Knapp, Toledo, was re­ elected president o f the Patriarchs of Ohio, I, O. 6. F. Frank Garret, Day- ton, was re-elected treasurer and Fred G.’ Hahn, Toledo, was re-elected sec­ retary, Society meets at Newark next year. An automobile in which. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Nan ar.fi son’ Albert and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Baum, all of Lou­ denvil Ie, Ashland county, were riding wVs struck by a freight train ajt Lu­ cas, near Mansfield. All were klljfed Machine stalled on the track. The Hooven and Allison Co. — ....1 O F X E N I A 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock Series B. The Hooven and Allison Company, one of the largest cordage manufacturers in the countr}’, offers this new issue of preferred stock. For sometime the officers of this company have felt the necessi­ ty of increasing the working capital of the company, owing to the increase in business in 'general, and the increase in manu­ facturing capacity due to their new mill at Kansas City. The-Hooven and Allison Company’s business was established in 1869 and incorporated under the present organization in June 1888. Its present capital Mock consists of $500,000 common and $500,000 preferred. The preferred was issued in 1907, and the fact that the company has paid thirty-seven con­ secutive dividends on this issue is an evidence of its substan- ality and good business practice. Cordage, as an industry, is one of the most stable businesses in the country. The vast variety of industries using cordage in one forhi or other keeps the demand at an even balance. The stock is now ready for subscription. I t is a safe, profit- .able investment in one of Xenia’s oldest industries. Subscription may be made at The Exchange Bank, Cedarville; The Citizens National Bank, Commercial & Savings Bank, The Xenia National Bank, and The Hooven & Allison Company’s office in the Steele Building Xenia. fiat*, daps, Vn4«lPiir*»r*er 1 f*a and &oy* STRAUS & HUB “The Surprise Store” 28-30 E. Third S t „ Dayton, Ohio Men’ * and Boys' Mackinaws and Raincoats and Ha t* Be. MINT teMBtiv* Tablet* B Sima*#* NSmuld M m * A W ILL BE S’ Messrs. R. C. mins of this cou national Stock judges o f the White hogs *r these men. have tation as breed they are freque 'll i * i r-’* - w J jz A ■• v - . Absolu HadefrbmC NOALUN-H K I L L T his C O U G H AMDc u l t t i n t U I K C r wiDR.KIHGS NnnstnERir “ C S S S S ^S AH5AiLTHROATAMDlUNCTROUBLES 2C2C GET OUR PRICES ON PRINTING X ’X em/tANmi/f SAmFAcmRr i9ia*eEriS*N6#t$2l Cure aColdinOdeDay TdwLaxative Bromo f^iinuieTdMt. $j \ tBRRvwWiJRHHBHNHn EHBEWIEl -E^r * TMs signature* ' f n e v n y 10 G reat