The Cedarville Herald, Volume 39, Numbers 27-52

—Given By— IjbdoBtdKMi Literary Society —OF— ■, Cedarville High School Th»r?day, December 21 , 1916 Cedarvillp Opera House Admission - - 15c Z b S electing Y ou r J foJ id eyG lf ts D o N o t Fail to In spect Our Up-to-Date Stock of Jewelry W h ieh embraces m any new and novel ideas in the jew elry Una—jew elry to su it every'taste and every purse fo r both young and e ld . W e'believe tha t w e can conscien tiously state that we have tbe ch o icest selection o f jew elry In, the eity includ ing band- som e pieces set w ith • .* e • * Diamonds and Other Precious Stones 5 ■ ; ■ ‘ / rW e have some especia lly good va lu es at $2040 to $85.00, I f y eu want a diamond a t this price it w ill p a y you to see our line. W ** se t them iu any kind o f m ounting Wanted. W e also have amounted iu Tiffany and fanoy mountings. W e mention a lew articles to g ive yon an idea o f the low p rice a t wh ich y ou can purehass. ^ Useful 'Holiday Gifts , 1 . r *. ‘ ,<$*• . 1 t t • lam ondX aV a llle re s, $4.30to $35.50 - Solid Diamond Guff Buttons, $4.50 up. ’ W atches $1.15 and up. Bracelets, $1.50 to $10.00. t Ohalp and L ocke t, $1.00 to $10.00. , Bracelet W atches, $9.76 to $40.00. H i S o ld ' h a n d le Bucket K n ife $1.25 and up ' ‘ 1 ; 1 * *i B iim en d '‘Tiffany B ings, $0.00 and up. ■:. » (Slpljl B$t B ings, $1.00 to $ 8 .tfl. Silver Pencils, 76c to $ 1.00 S o ld S ca rf Pins, 76c up. f - So ld Gold W atches o f every known m ake fe rX a d ie s and Gentlemen. Ivory Goods W e h a r e a large line o f these goods, in the sm a ll pieces and ;larjr'e.sets. .A ll are o f the ve ry beat qua lity and w ill stand engrav­ in g w ithou t chipping. W e engrave a ll Ivory in a n y color free. * Mantel and Desk . C locks, Emblem Charms, W a tch Fobs, *•Chains o f E v e ry Description. Silverware, Cut G lass, Souvenir Spoons, Hatpins, Signet B ings, Mesh Dags, Change Purses, '"Vanity Cases, Thousand o f other A rticles. Gssds Mow Laid Aside for Christmas, South Detroit-Street, X E N IA , OH IO B elow Second Sole A g e u U fo r W *W *W * B lugs and F a ir fa x Patterns in v ‘ Solid S ilve r. ' The undersigned w ill o ffe r at public sals, on wha t is known at the •Id Slattinson home placet miles west o f South Charleston, on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13 , 1916 io 300 Comm«Dclug a t 10:00 A . M . Head of Draft Horses 10 Banging in age from 2 to 8 years Head of Cattle 300 ' Stoarflftiai * t M 0 steers one and two years old, these cattle have been Sid •• earn from $0 to U 0 d a y s ; 50 head o f Shorthorn and Angus ca lves; 10 bead « f m ilsh sows, soma with calves b y side others to calve in Spring; %$0 he&d o f yearling and two yea r old heifers, part o f w h ich are pure bred ihor|hom a . Som e o f tbs above cattle m ay be sold before day e f sa le ,' 425 Head of Hogs 425 Consisting o f MO stock and feed ing h og s; 10 sows to farrow early in M sows w ith pigs. 6 Head of Sheep 6 TERMS MADE KNOWN ON DAY OF SALE l U U f t k WALLAtM, Attbit. THUS. MATTINSON W I I iB U B TU TTLE , Clerk ttati’f;astonfeww.~rfy;:” Bit' of Byplay By Luke McLuke Cvygqogs", 1516, the Cinoinnuti inqu ire r rise The Wise Fool. “Truth, crushed to earth, will again," quoted the sage. “ lies.” responded the fool, “ but it seldom rises In time to get the num­ ber o f the joy rider's machine." Ouohl The man looks harried And quite cross, f o r he Is married To his boss. ; Huh! “ It says here that Huerta announces that he will return to Mexico when that Country la pacified,"'remarked tbe old fogy. “ Gee!" exclaimed the grouch, “He must expect to live to bo about 800 years old." Tolled. She poses for your rapt applause. I apeak of Mildred .Snow; She knows she Is a belle because . A ^fellow tolled, her so. Paw Knows Everything. Willie—Paw, who are the deserving poor? .Paw—1Those who do not deserve to be, my son. Giddapl He said he loved her marble brotv, He popped, and they were wedded; She's lost her marble brow, and now He finds she Is hot headed. Little Tragedies. The man struck a match to see if the gasoline tank, on his automobile was empty. ,It wasn't—Cincinnati Enquirer. The,man speeded up to see if he couldn't beat the train to the crossing. He couldn’t —Columbia State. Here's That Hughes Again. Please clve a few more o£ your vughes, We know that you can if you chughe's, 'Why Bit In a hough When we haven’t enough Of the nughes that you ughes about Hughes? - - J , Cr. <s> ■■, Here Sho Is! Mrs. Long Tong and children of .Fairfield were guests of Mr. .and Mrs. Barry Gracely, Sunday.—Exchange. Lukewarm.. Would make Luke McLuke awful hot When flies around him swarm. But that's about the only thing We think would make Lukewarm. ■ —Zanesville (O.) Signal. . Is That So? Dear Luke—This morning. I saw a corn fed girl with a full face, yet she was perfectly sober.—Ida Driuk. We’ll Park Her Name In the -Bowling Alley. J>. F. M. forwards a letteij to 'Senor Luke McLuke, Los Estados Unidos <le America,* from Asuncion, -Paraguay, and wants the club to admit Sehm-a fnnocencla tfrdapllletta^ Zublzarrctta de Villanauvacilla- o f Gualcgunyehu, •Argentine Republic. Think It Over, Fellers! The teams had met twice .previously and won each time, but on this occa­ sion the result was reversed.—Ilford Recorder. • Things to Worry About. The Kongo sheep does not grow any' wooL Names is Names. B.- Fair lives at Londonderry, O. Lunch by Whiter Near. PRINTING sieswe*** month** Bmtterick JPt r $rt Me end 15c—none 'higher. Our Daily 8pectal. OUe good hitter beats a hundred good quitters, ■ Luke McLuke Says: A man never has a very hard time thinking up some good excuse for stay­ ing away from chur h. i The president may imagine that ho Is somebody. But if he wants to see the government all he need do is watch a constable in a small town. One night two plain stews met at a bar? One of them was /jetting stewed because lie couldn’t get the girl he wanted, and the other was getting stewed because he got the girl he wanted. Another reason why n man has to think up a hunch of lies to explain why he was out so late is because he knows that his wife wouldn't believe the truth If he told it. A man Is always wanting money. But It Is different with a woman. She is merely always wanting a lot of things that m<*icy will buy. The ceremony by means of which their hearts are locked together is a very solemn and impressive nffalr. But it doesn’t take ft little 2 by 4 lawyer long to find the combination that will unlock them. Lots of men who are vegetarians and great sAverft at home are t*boners and wushroomers and great spenders down­ town, A girl who has a shapely neck hides the rear o f it with her hair.' But when the back o f a man’s neck looks like ft fed scrub board Its bas Ills hair clipped so you can see it. A man never realizes why getting married Is called "hooking up ' until After he gets a wife. It makes a small hoy nmd to realize tbflt the wftr Itt Europe 1ms Increased thS price Of almost everything but soap And easier oil,' ntuutr wiinMiinmi ViolaCream pMtgvriy (r itlititM M M , fc)ft«fc hm& mmlrnfA*&•tail, t i « & 1 1a g.uiiMAwa, htoiotfed, to n to the ion'Th.lff* g^tt^thtTwefld'il iCpedi........................... »o«nW. d r iwh**doily . ,, Am l?e*hn«fci M l drtloiwyofVontti. Vuftk Isno„ubstlt*rt*lorthiSimpeHorliiMrnv- ltMoreowMl , « if Merit of he v*rld’« StMl«dO mt WeefiW, SpMftl proposition and W—'.HMUftl PMMM «gm ■ a , j f s - a A A CHRISTMAS GIFT Suggestions for Men and Boys BATH ROBES MUFFLER'S SMOKING JACKETS GARTERS LOUNGING ROBES BATH ROBES SHIRTS SILK SHIRTS GLOVES FUR GLOVES HOSE PAJAMAS SWEATERS NIGHT SHIRTS SWEATERS NECKTIES HATS SUITS OVERCOATS RAINCOATS BELTS NECKTIES SHIRTS WAISTS SWEATERS BELTS- MACKINAW OVERCOATS RAINCOATS SUITS HOSE JERSEYS CAPS CUFF LINKS . T IEP INS T IE CLASPS VEST CHAINS TRAVELING BAGS LAUNDRY BAGS GLADSTONE CASES TRAVELING SETS COLLAR BAGS DR INK ING CUPS TRUNKS UMBRELLAS CANES FULL DRESS SETS • M ILITARY BRUSHES T IE RINGS HANDKERCHIEFS M ILITARY BRUSHER , PLAIN OR INITIAL HANDKERCHIEF CASES NECKTIES FANCY VESTS - PULLMAN SLIPPERS MUFFLERS HANDKERCHIEFS, Plain TOBOGGANS HANDKERCHIEFS, I n i t i a l SUSPENDERS For your Convenience During the Christmas Season T H E 41 ‘A Store For Dad and the Boys 22 SOUTH DETRO IT ST ., - - - f t XEN IA , OHIO NOTICE. Gommon Pleas .Court, Greene County, Ohio. * William D. Spore, Plaintiff, va.JS'ora Spore> Defendant. .* -Nora Spore, Iggt known place of residence, St. jlcwph, Missouri, will take notice that bn the seventh day o f November, 1916, William D. Spore filed in Said court his petition against her for divorce upon the grounds o f wilful absence, fo r more than three, years, and fraudulent contract o f mar­ riage, and that said cause will he for hearing at the Court Souse in Xenia, Ohio, on and after December 19,1916, by which time she must answer or demur to said petition, or judgment may be taken against her, (Signed) WILLIAM D. SPOKE., LEGAL NOTICE. Catherine -Schneider, Plaintiff, ■ws. * Jacob Schneider, Defendant, . ‘ t Notice. Jucbh Schneider, residing' at Evans­ ville, Indiana, will take notice that on October 24, 1916,.Catherine Sch­ neider filed in said court her petition' against him for divorce upon the grounds of gross neglect o f duty and that the same will he fo r hearing at the Court House in Xenia on and aft­ er December 11, 1916, by which time defendant.must answer or demur to said petition or judgment may be taken agdinst him. (Signed) Catherine Schneider, ^Bookmaltep ...B estaann t.. IN THE BOOKWALTER HOTEL [jHIGH STREET DINING ROOM FOR LADISS UP STAIRS ALSO REST ROOM. M E A L S N O W a s C E N T S Lunch Counter on Main Floor Open Day knd Night. The B est e l d e e d s Used in th eC u l- inary Department. A Seasonable Event of Unusual Economy for Women and Misses Ladies’ Coats, worth $18*75 and $20, for $9.95 Juniors’ Coats, worth $8.75 to $10, for $4.95 (6SJ5-"™1 HOG CHOLERA.AND PNEUMONIA ERADICATED liy usingOftir high potency stand- > ard 20cc. dose Scrum. Costs you i’c per cc. Dose lor throe to ten day old pigs 10cc. Dose for 100 lbs. pig 20cc. Have your hank ascertain for our linaiu ialsfamliuR. Wo have moremoney invested in our holdings titan any ten commercial Serunt Companies in the t.'. S. Government licensed, financially responsible company, established in 1909. Write for aur FREE book oil H 6 g Cholera. Order vour Serum from the INTERSTATE VACCINE CO. Stock Yards, Cincinnati, Ohio, or direct fmin tint Factory, Kansas City. P O Station No, 2 , Kansas City, Mo. Something New instead of waiting until after Christmas to mark down Suits and Coats, our customers can buy them now and get the benefit of winter use. Hutchison & Gibney Largest Store in Greene ' Coun ty Xenia, Ohio ' THE HUH GRADE LEHR PIANO i s U SED A N D E N D O R S ED B Y ' Th*0ftn4 (kMMtrtfat *t Mutlc, HimVerhOKy, Th*PMtoytaUU*C*U m * «1Matte, fhlftnMphi*. Chlo*t« CwmniOm( Hlnthtwf ehtel« epm,CMtq i, lit*F«MH«OtfiMfTtterr M m M c , P m M*,Oeta. AHtt OTHER LEADINQ OONRERVATORIM Atweet] CM*, it li th* ideal plena tor thebain*,eMk*Me * tin * 0 *togproduction,«jd!theSachieved» hWlUuntnreNM*• ther t ^ r agHWt in »»rk*t »t ft WferihetorF price. W ltlTK r o K OATAU «J * AJU» m e m , H . L E H R A C O M P A N Y * M a n u P t s , - E a s t o n , P a . J Roads Ijk the bee roads c f r o m w - M cashier father-- iustitui SI dr HAVE vaous^ir 1 organized Collect' moans to : for better ll{i for which THER « N OF THAT CC IN ITS l Now, I must not • GIVE) OF THE OTI Everyt W* do just prosper m . realizing t good we w t Well p .’ t n forced san fighting eq therefore ' But beyouv the whole an investor puts his a . THIS MA" you should THE S BUSINESS DEPENDS LARGE, E , No mcr lately and has a porn the volurni competitioi and offw h The mi sides ompl- his buslucf-| j * L emphasize * 1 HIS BFS1* This co C e l l fine a set • big hearlet Jobbing hn ter churchi than right s e n * end throug But, m there are i IN THE . ,> ment—v^h’e ere to cont To be c TOWN.- _h i o