The Cedarville Herald, Volume 40, Numbers 1-26

If j j ' ! 411 V».if ■ ■ A ip 1 n 3 Wil 1 ' 5 4? s if Vi ~, d is • 11 C x ^ . m m * W m m & m m u T a IO utt H e STOCKHOLDERS I t* * cold d rea ry QUriatmu,# foi s o n s of lira investor# in the (teiger- ■Jon:s *triugu£ companies campai'ou w ith w ha t is to bo d istribu ted to th e offlosr# and . employees up Christm as award# for service# oi m e rit. The pres# repo rt 1# th a t the company w ill d istribu te $10,000 in th is way. . To th s common stock holders In th e Ralston Steel and Kjxigbt Tire th is will be an unwelcome an ­ nouncement. They have been re ­ ceiving no dividends, the latte r company no th ing to r three years. H and ing ou t Christmas gifts m $10,000 chunk# come# off the stock* holders some place. About the only Christmas g ift coming to these stock holders' is the fa c t th a t the “ faithfu l agen ts” call frequen tly and Inform them th a t their stock is worth more than what they paid fo r it but when sale day comes th e only m a rke t th a t can be found is through the agents, at the price the company isiwllling to pay . HOLIDAY GOODS of evory kind. R. Bird & Sons’ Co. A grave question now faces the neutral nations of the world over the acts of Germany in its deportation and, enslaving of the people •of Bel­ gium.' Germany is'transporting thou­ sands from Belgium "into- its empire where they are put to work, including men of families, mothers and girls, The act is one that violates the law of nations. Protests from all neu­ trals will no doubt .be forthcoming and it will not doubt be the most serious problem since the outbreak of the war.". . Hew bu lk coffee# SO, 25 and 30c a t ^ Hagley's, SIMPLE LIQUID STARTLES MANY HERE FOR SALE—I have for sale a very desirable^ centrally located piece of property in Xenia, which will rent to. good tenant to pay IQ per cent per annum. The price is $6,000, but time ■can be had on much of this, if de­ sired. JNo better location in town,, only one square from court house. As an investment this would be first class. See A. W. Tresise, No, 39 Greene street, Xenia, Y. M. C. A. Building, FOR SA LE :—-Gasoline engine at ’WOLFORD’S, —We a re now prep&red to do general repairing and cabinet work. OWENS & SON Men’s and Boys’ Clothing of ffil k inds at KELBLE ’S 17-19 W, Mam S treet, Xenia, Ohio. RAISE THINGS. I t v u bo trouble for our fore* > father# In this country to raise thing#. They had it new and opulent soil on which to raise them. The crudest preparation of that «oll, thb most carelese treatment of. the plants, could hot prevent a harvest. Things are different now. The old'meth­ ods were all right then, but to­ day they mean poverty—still poorer noil and Impoverished tfilers of I t But there are ways by which tbe soils reduced by generations ahead of us can be restored to uaefulneM. And there are ways by which.tibia restoration eftn be accomplished while the land pays for It. Be* tore wo give up any land that was once fertile let tie look Into these things to see whether it cannot be made productive again and a t the same time raisO thing# to pay the cost.—National Stockman and Farmer. . - . . ******5a**#**JfV - wsammmasmmm JL . . . ❖ Jfrom m m m M tm m m m im M m iim m I ' M Christinas Suggestions Bibles Gift Books A Line a Day Book# Diaries I-P Loose Leaf Note Books Warden &Larson "New Thought" Books * Catholic Prayer Books Rosaries Episcopal Prayer Books Baby Books Family Record Books Photo Albums Kodak Albums Brass Desk Set# Copper Inlaid Silver Desk Sets Brass Desk Novelties Desk Lamps Clocks Paper Knives Postal Scales Dictionaries Dictionary Stands Writing Portfolios' Poker outfits Blackboards Cuspidors Plate Glass Desk Pads Handy Boxes Christmas Boxes Ink-Wells Paper Weights Brass Abb Stands Brass Paper Racks Book Racks jardinieres Vases Brass and Copper Um­ brella Stands Book Ends Brass and Copper Waste Baskets Willow Baskets Place Cards • Tally Cards Leather Goods Ladies' Purses. Ladles’ and Gent’s Ex­ clusive Stationery Conklin’s Self-filling Fountain Pens i Waterman’s Self-filling Fountain Pens Gold and Silver Knives Boston One-Dollar Pen­ cil Sharpeners Crepe Paper Tissue Paper for Holi­ day use Globe -Wernicke Sec­ tional Book Cases Office Desks Desk Calendars and Stands for 1917 Office Chairs ’ Typewriter Desks Typewriter Chairs Hat Racks Filing Cabinets, Wood and Steel Filing Device# Cooking Recipe Boxes Draughting Outfits Christmas Labels Holiday Goods of Descriptions Household Safes Cash Boxes Bond Boxes Steel Silver Chests all* THE LARGEST AND 1.QST COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS IN CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN OHIO The Everybody’s Book Shop Company -------- ------ DAYTON.-OJHIO 21-23 W. FIFTH 8TREET Shop In Dayton No city in the country has grown with the rapid­ ity and solidity that has 'characterized the growth of Dayton in the past few years. Not only in population has the increase been remarkable, but business activities have stimulated the investment of capital in splendid business build­ ing and the sky line of 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. The ppatoffice department proposes, a change in postal rates. One-cem postage is to be granted for local de­ livery over rural routes. The prict on magazines and newspapers is to hi increased,from one to six cents a pound according to distance. The price on mail order catalogs will be increased from twe to eight cents. People report incredible results from simple lavoptik eye wash. A girl suffering- from weak, strainec eyes was helped by one application, ite r mother could hardly sew or reaa because of eye pains. After one week' her trouble was gone. A small bottle .of lavoptik is guaranteed to help EVERY CASE weak, "strained or in­ flamed eyes. ONE WASH will startle with its incredible results. Pure aluminum eye cup FREE with each bottle. A. E« Richards, druggist (No.l), DEAD STOCK WANTED. —Xenia Fertilizer Co. will pay cash for all dead stock. $2.00 to $5.00 fo r horses; $3 to $6 for cows. Prices to be governed according to mileage and condition of stock. Cash a t time of removal/ Call Bell 337-W. Citi­ zens 187, Citizens 454. Xenia Fer­ tilizer Co. S. F . Holstein. Mgr. F re e R ide to Dayton JENKINS Cut Rate Drugs Most 25c. 50c, and $1.00 medicines and toilet; articles a t— 19 c, 39 c, end 79 c The difference pays your carfare to Dayton and back home. ". Our drugs are always fresh and of the best quality. Jenkins ’CutRateDrug Stores 5th &. Ludlow * - 5th & Wayns Third & Terry , Third & Broadway, FRANK BEH & CO. 135 N. Main S t Picture Framing Gilding and ■ All you’d look for in an Art store, And what’s more, our price don’t . soar, . ON ACCOUNT OF WAR C O V E R E D BUTTONS Covered Buttons, Knife, Side,' Box and Accordion pleating', Hemstitch- • ing, Pecot-Edglng, Pinking, RuacU- Ing, Embroidered Scalloping. Pricelist free. Mall work direct. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY KILLED, Walla Pleating and. B u tton . Co. 2}PlataSite,.2*4FI mc NkMiHahMs,MTHH,Silt TRAVEL AS AN EDUCATOR. ASK THE OWNER OF AN INSTRUMENT FROM Martins Est. 1883 FINE# . Player-Pianos Over a quarter of a century on the . Cor* 4th & Jefferson Sts., DAYTON, OHIO. T PRACTICAL HOLIDAY GIFTS SHOES :: HOUSE SLIf ?ERS :: HOSIERY This Year Make the Gift Both Practical and Useful. • A Pair of Ladies' or Men’s Walk-Over Shoes Would Be Appreciated by the Most Critical. I f you do not know the size or style to select we can issue .a Walk-Over Certificate—the shoes can be fit later. WALKOVER HOUSE SHOES SLIPPERS $ 4 . 0 0 andup $ l.SO to $ 2 .5 0 HOSIERY 5 0 c to $ 1 . 5 0 In Beautiful Bojte* j | HOSIERY, TOO KEHM’S HOSIERY, TOO Walk-Over Boot. Shop 39 South Main* Dayton, O. The Beautiful Jeffery Six We are showing in our salesroom’ righ t now one o f the new models. I t 's a type th a t sells itself on sight. Beauty ot line,v-finish and above all efficiency in performance com­ mends it to every person who wants to own a thorojy good car. . Touring $1465 Sedan $1630 Roadster $1435 - See this Car when next In Dayton. jones & M c C onnell 209 N. Main Street Dayton, Ohio C l i r i s t m a s J © w e l r y Buy now —a deposit wMl Hold It for you until Xmas 3 6 E a s t F ifth , N e a r J e f f e r s o n DAYTON , O H IO KINNEY'S enlarged shoe store X1 4 - 1 1 6 C a s t F o u r t h D ay ton* O h io IS B IGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER Christmas Gift Suggestions Established 1865 SHROYER’S WCflliD 1ND IIIIM BlcycleB. Flash Lampi, Gloves, Coata, Ca.pl, Robes, Ra- aibURU MW asm zors, Knives, Watches, Pen*, Edison Dlao bhonographs, Dayton, Ohio i£lkes’ KatydS<1 **"• Hundr#a‘ of o tw Kodaks, Camaras. Guns, Rifle,. Revolvers, Flailing Tackle, Tennis jGoodi, Hunting^ Goods, flictqes, Sled., J - O N G T E R M L O A N S V -j,* ', WHt» R e p a ym s n t P rlv tla * * ■ If you wont to sell your farm, we will And a buyer, q j l . If yott want to buy a farm. We have one that trill aultyou. Ohio Fanners RealtyCo. 714-1S ayt IS, l S h %pq" M a h a r q ’ 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 BAKING A GREAT OFFER! Seeing the World and Its Wondsra Th< Broaden* the Mind. Millions of people never travel: RiS' ing day after day, they look'out upon the .same scenes, go tlisouglijbe same daily tasks and tumble into The same bed again a t night, no different than they, were the day before. ’ Each year thousands are traveling for the first time,, not only the wealthy, but the middle class and even the poor­ e s t They are coming to view travel not a# an extravagance, but as the price of comfort, health, experience and knowledge. Ocean liners are ver­ itable floating hotels, with ballrooms, promenades and conservatories, while trains arc the last word in comfort with their thickly upholstered seats and handsomely appointed dining cars with up to the minute service. The educational value of travelis be­ ginning to have the greatest weight Boys and girls who have been to the best schools help complete their edu­ cation by seeing the world or such parts of it as tlielr time and circum­ stances will permit. The grown up who Is wise realizes the broadening in­ fluence of travel and counts each day well spent that brings him new expe­ riences In foreign fields. No one can fail to be uplifted by seeing some of God's masterpieces or the handiwork of man in picture, sculpture, cathedral and splendid public edifices. Nor is it necessary to leave one’s own’ country. There is plenty to be seen and learned in our home land if we will only go in search of it.—Kathleen Hills in Les­ lie’s; hio State Journal Is L .ebrat- ing Its One Hundred and Fifth An­ niversary \Vith a Most Remarkable Newspaper Offer for 1917. .posted on current events if you get Ithe Ohio State Journal. I Subscriptions may be sent to this office or direct to the Ohio State * Journal. Christmas island. Christmas island, in the Pacific ocean. •IS so named because Captain Cook landed there Christmas day, 1777, ' n r'n ,„„il ' Christmas Tims, by 8hakesp«‘ars. Some any that ever ’gainst that season comes Wherein our Saviour’s birth la celebrated plie bird of dawning gtngetb all night long, . . . Unti then, they say, no spirit dara stir abroad: • fhe nights are wholesome: then no plan­ ets strike, Ho fairy takes, nor witch both power to ‘ihi.’.’m, to hallowed and so gracious is the time, j ••Ttrunlct ” Act 1, Sean* t { Fruit# and Flowsra. ' Only one tree produces fruit and floWeril a t the same time. It is tbs orange tree. ■ t I t is the great Bargain Offer per­ iod, for which the Ohio State Jour­ nal has become famous—a time of year when the holiday spirit prevails and wonderful’ newspaper bargains may be obtained. - , As an illustration, the Ohio State Journal, National Stockman and Ohio Fanner are offered in a club for only three dollars. The Ohio State .Jour­ nal, McC ,< 's Magazine, and either the National Stockman or Ohio Farm­ er are offered in another club, for only three dollars. Another offer is the Ohio State Journal, one ye- Mc­ Clure’s Magazine and a Wall Map of Ohio for three dollai's. Many other clubs have been arranged from-which selections can be made, every one of them being attractive., The Ohio State Journal is a great newspaper. It prints the interesting news and is clean in character. I t is a newspaper of features. The Mark­ et, Editorial, Sporting and News pages always contain the latest and best. > Appreciating the fact that the mar­ ket page is of great importance to the farmer, a special editor has been placed in charge of this department and devotes his time to securing the most interesting morke. news and quotations that are correct. Headers of the Ohio State Journal can place absolute reliance in the reports pub­ lished in the Ohio State Journal. Colonel Wilson, editor of the Ohio State Journal, has made that news­ paper the best edited publication in the United States. He has such a kind style and is so in sympathy with all that is good that he has written his way into the hearts of newspaper readers in general. He is popular as a speaker and is in demand a t church, scfiool and other gatherings where oratory is a part of th<5 program. The Ohio State Journal enjoys the distinction of being the only morning newspaper published in Columbus or Gentral Ohio. I t is a member of the Associated Press,’ and with its col­ umns teeming with all the important news of the world, it reaches its read­ ers on day of publication. Throughout the European war the Ohio State Journal has been the first of the Columbus newspapers to record the big battles and sensational devel­ opments. Happening:: of the entire world are quickly recorded and, al­ though you may be located several miles from town, you will be kept Dally Thought. . It seems to me It is ths same with love and happiness as with sdrrow1— the more we know of It, the better wo can feel what other people’s lives are or might be, and so we shall only bo more tender to them and wishful to help them.--Eliot* TheBook«ialteF ...Restaurant.. IN THE BOOKWALTER HOTEL HIGH STREET DINING ROOM FOR LADIES UP STAIRS ALSO REST ROOM. M E A L S N O W ag C E N T S Lunch Counter oft Main Floor Open Day and Night. The Best of Goods Used in the Cul­ in a ry Department. HOG CHOLERA AND PNEUMONIA ERADICATED By usingour high potency stand­ ard 20 cc. dose Serum. Costs you 2c per cc. Dose for three to ten day old pigs 10 Cc. Dose for 100 lbs, pig 20cc, Have your bank ascertain for our financial standing. We have; more money invested in our hold-’ ings than any ten commercial Serum Companies in the U. S. Government licensed, financial­ ly responsible company, estab­ lished in 1909, Writs for our FREE book on Hog Cholsra. . Order your Serum from the INTERSTATE VACCINE CO. Stock Yards, Cincinnati, Ohio, or direct from the Factory, Kama# City, P, O. Station No. X, Kan­ sas City, Mo, D a y to n S en d s C h r istm a s G ree tin g Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year I To you and to all the people of your community the members o f the Dayton Retail Trade-Bureau send greeting. , Most assuredly this expression o f appreciative friendliness and good will from the Bureau.reflects the sentiment o f e ll Dayton. We are proud of the glorious Buckeye S ta te -m o r e particularly of the most beautiful part o f it broadly termed the Miami Valley. It is the best place in the world in which to live and the best people on earth do live there. ■ Certainly, Dayton is fortunate in its neighbors and it is a privilege , to transm it to them glad greeting of good will. D ayton R etail Trade Bureau f t lO.A.SNOWA. QO.j on*, rarest OVnce, WatamawtH, o, C, S GROCERIES Fruits and Vegetables When In C edarv ille 'C a lfand see u s PHONE 83. i Nelson 6 F inn ey Watches and Diamonds NEWSALT Fine Jewelry and Silverware MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS , DAYTON* OHIO . IWSft *• Wo printi lie sa Is tht- W A V A CA D cash f* for ho to he and cc of rer. zens I tilizer FOI desirai proper good ' annum can be Sired, only p' an invr See A . Street, INCItl Ther with simple eyes w not rc Two o lieved differe eyes, bet. '' benefit or infl. ducics nrds, < FOI *-.*W f i lm .