The Cedarville Herald, Volume 41, Numbers 1-26

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Farm Economy The Biggest Loss on Farms Today is Perishable Posts and Poor Fence Profits Are Made by Managing - & Farm on a Business Basis Use American Steel Fence Posts M a d c f b y A m e r i c a n S t e a l & W i r a C o m p a n y THEY LAST A LIFE TIME Thousands in use in the past 18 years, which have not rotted, rusted o r burned because they are heavy aina coated inside and outside, American S tea l P e s ts— Gan Be driven Elim inates Fence Repairs E v e r / P o s ts L igh tn ing Rod Pro tects Stock from Lightning No Staples Required Fence Rows Can -Be Burned, Des­ troying Weeds*and Vermon L and with Steel Posts is More Valuable. S e e us. at once for further Information or ask ths mah who haa used American Stool Fence Post. TARBOX LUMBER CO. Cedarville^Ohio Money Saved This month’s Butterhk Patterns "* 10c and l$ c—none higher • # i.o o P e r Y e a r , ,f mmmmmmmmfmmrnm) no The Cedarville iftraldHow to Adorn The CburchFor _ The Holiday.=S KARLH BULL 'JUKU-JIM'WUU.. W Entered a t the Post-Office, C<*dar- yille, ■October 81, 1887, as second class matter, FRIDAY , DECEMBER 31, 1917 WILL NOT FORGET AGAIN. The coal situation lias ’come home to the people of not only this com­ munity but every other in the coun­ try. I t is- unfortunate that suffer­ ing and inconvenience has to be brought about by this condition. It must not be overlooked, however, that all the blame cannot be placed on the railroads, the mine operators or the retail dealers. The last two agencies throughout the summer urged people to lay in their winter supply and those who heeded are now enjoying the wisdom of such advice. The fellow that did not buy his coal under influence of politicians who in­ sisted tha t coal would be cheaper in the fall than in the summer not only paid a higher price but probably had trouble getting enough to keep his household' warm. I t was to the ad­ vantage of not only operators-and re­ tailers but to consumers that ■coal be put in early. GOV. COX ENDORSED. The hundreds of thousands of pe pie suffering for coal, in this state as well as those who are fortunate to have fuel give Gov. Cox a hearty en­ dorsement for the quick action taken to relieve suffering among the thou­ sands in need of fuel. The Governor is noted for his. alert­ ness in times of stress and his deter­ mination to carry what ever project he undertakes to conclusion. His Stand against the government (auth­ orities in Washington for the' way in which the coal situation has been han­ dled is meeting wi£h the approval of ■ all. While Fuel Administrator Garfield and his underlings have threatened Gov. Cox yet the Governor stands firm and has confiscated more than 2000 cars of coal for Ohio use. Mean­ time there is a .sputtering in Wash­ ington as to what will be done while Cox .receives hundreds of telegrams not only from Ohioans, but from neighboring states, giving approval of his official acts to care'for his people. More than this the Governor makes grave charges against Garfield and Baird in their manipulation of the coal in that the latter is in the employ of the coal operators and a t the same time trying to represent the govern­ ment. I f President Wilson wants the co-operat{on of the people with his administration he had better take the hint and remove not only Baird but Garfield whe seems, of too small a caliber for the responsibility the Presi­ dent has placed upon him. THANKSGIVING COLLECTION I t is th e custou to take a collection a t the Union Thanksgiving Service, for tips benefit of th e poor of Cedar- villa. There being no Bcrviee this year, it has been decided to take a collection in each of the churches next Sabbath for- this purpose. . —Jam es R. Reiser Neck- v v e a r a l l s h a p s e s f o r gifts 25 e to $5.00. G. A. Weaver, X en ia , 0 . C HURCH decoration should be started a t least a week before /Christmas. Better be early and do the work deliberately rather than .leave It and rush and slight the un­ dertaking at the last moment. Haye decorations light and use color sufficient to make them cheerful. Work ,in plenty of red and white. Everlasting flowers are good for the 'purpose. Bunches of Immortelles can be broken up, wired Into small bunch- ,es and used in various ways. These can be had In white, red, yellow and [other colors. ■ Work color Into the garlands a t prop­ er Intervals to relieve the somher e f­ fect of the heavy dark green wreath­ ing, Pampas plumes are excellent where they can be used away from .gas-lights or danger p£ fire. . Holly branches are most useful and appropriate. Laurel, boxwood, wild smllax, branches of evergreen trees and tissue papers wreaths, bells and garlands all work In together effee-. lively where U little taste and judg-i ment are used In the arrimgeineut. Buy material without delay ns deal-’ era usually sell out completely before, Christmas. Letters ior mottoes can be cut from, gold, silver or colored paper or4sheet wadding. For covering mantels in the home evergreen houghs, wild smilnx and oily are generally used J also for stair, railings. Ground pine garlands are used for festooning around the wulls and ceiling, over doors, stair rails, etc. Outside decorations nmy consist of, garlands over the front door, wreathes on- the door and on the gateposts at- the entrance to the yard. . In plants the Norfolk Island pine, araucaria, paints; large ferns, aspidis­ tra, bay and box plants in tub are use­ ful where they can be had. Churches oftentimes are able to borrow some, of these from members. Where this Is done arrangements should be made to keep the .building sufficiently warm all the time the plants are In the church to prevent damage. Plants’well wrapped in paper Will carry quire a distance without Injury la very cold weather. A closed car Is. used by florists for cold weather plant deliver­ ies.—-New Ydrk Sun. Tho Wondrous Season. Chrlatmag—tile same old story; Sweet with its‘ sweet old way; Tho gUtfc and the songs and glory, • The spirit of youth and p)ay. Christmas—the -fabled Santa, The tree with its' jaasto .light,. The Stars and /the drums and trumpets. The.toys and the tinsel bright. Christmae-oo change forever; The letters to' good old Kris.-" ,The aTins of the little children And t It* Up« that are sweet to kiss. .Chriatmau-tha phongeless beauty, < Older,, and still bo young' With its glory o f childhood spirit - - And Its tales Of the fairy tongue, -. Christmas—the street* to show it, Ths shops vIJlh tl»ir brilliant sight; The windows/Of charm to glow it. The festive >fjd single light, Christmas—shdJstilt appealing With it* titter glory to men As over their gray hearts stealing Their boyhood comes again. > Christmas—the .same Old blessing, The holy, and lovely spell Of tenderset <trhst and confessing, And the glory/of all things well. Christmas—the Wondrous reason. As fresh In Jtit'joy today As if was la the vanished, visions tit the childhoods far away. —Baltimore Bun. Domestic Sacrifice. .J f husband Jbecomes.angry oa Mon­ day and tells, wife she can’t buy a cer­ tain tiling, the poor woman knows she must do without It until Tuesday.— Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Best Prices for Butter, Eggs and Poultry Farmer* call us by phone, get our prices on produce, and arrange to have your groceries aelivered. \ I! •iSi ,ir= " • . -V « - 4 Nagley’s Grocery Phone 40 . Cedarville, Ohio AT GIFT TIME: Make .glad your friends with things that endure. We are offering you that class of goods—not; only that class, but some of the best of their respective kinds. W-W-W Guaranteed Rings . ■ Unlike other rings—Lost and cracked sets are replaced without charge.' CONKLIN’S SELF-FILLING NON-BREAKABME FOUNTAIN PENS satisfaction, a new pen or your money back. CouTd you ask more. Watches for Both Sexes Elgin, Waltham, Hamilton, Illinois, Hampden and Ingcrsolls lor the Boys. - Rodkford, Community, 1847 Rogers Silver. YOUREX Silver, perhaps not so well known, but will bear close Acquaintance. Let us explain its advantages. We are showing mahy things inUigh Grade Gold-filled and Sol id Gold Jewelry in New Designs, Here is a line of Fine french Ivory Toilet Articles on which we put initials in PURE (24 K .) GOLD. These letters, being PURE GOLD, will not tarnish., * A Good Clock will make a Home More Cheerful. V . Rich, Sparkling Cut Glass Beautifies the Table. . . . . 1 , ’ ' ' t/sP . . . . . , . . . Many articles .are beautified by GOOD engraving, Our engraving is all hand work. and£is CUT, NOT SCRATCHED, as is the case with machine work. We do a reasonable amount of engraving without extra charge. ' , *" .... ' ■ , 1 ' ............................ 1 - ■ . • r . Give Us a Christmas Call. We Assure You a Square Deal FRED L. NELSON -Jeweler and Optometrist JAMESTOWN, OHIO = Every Year We have carried for the Holidays what'we be- . lieve to be the largest and best assortment of Useful Gifts to be found in any drug store. This year is no exception. We invite your careful inspection of our , stock'and prices. 4* FOR HER We Suggest » Hand Bag . Shoe Bag Traveling Set Stationery Set Perfumizers ( ■ Perfumery ountain Pen Embroidery Scissors Toilet Sets Dresser Clocks ... :_____-..—French. JLvory................... . Hair Brushes Hand Mirror Comb .and Brush Sets Boxed Stationery Toilet Waters Chafing Dish * Sterno Outfit French Ivory Pieces and Sets of every description, ranging in price from 25c to $23.00 Seta Made Up to order Special Drive 85c ill leather combination Bill-fold and pass case ........................... .48c 4-piec* Manicure Set, Powder,Paste File and Orange Stick........ . ,29c Ivory Hair Receiver and Puff Box, per p a i r ................ 68 o FOR HIM We Suggest Themos Bottle Thermos Lunch Kit Shaving Set Safety Razor Old Style Ra::or Fountain' Pen Collar and Cuff Bag -Traveling-Sets--------Ingersoil Watch Humidor Razor Strop Pockotbook Card Case Wallet Hair Brush / Clothes' Brush Flashlight Somking Sets NO STORE . . * i in Springfield can show you as com­ plete assortment of Toilet Brushes as we can, ancTthe prices are absolutely right, fl Hair B rushes......... . .25c to $6.60 Clothes Brushes............... 35c to $3.50 Hail Brushes........... .. 15o to $1.50 Tooth Brushes.......... ... 10 c to 50c Bath Brushes . . . . . . . . . . ,50oio $1.75 Shaving Brushes . . . . . . . . 15o to $3.00 C A N D IE S Belle Made Sweets Lowney’s In bu ld a n d in Boxes All good and f le sh 1-2 to 5 Lb. Boxes. CHURCHMAN’S 36 S o u th F o u n ta in Avenue, Kut Rate Drug Store i . 3 Springfield, O h io .^ g RELIEFBALM Fe»er*A*tii*wIfMwtfy. imtfNttttlgki IHtnrty. relieff*rG#Wla M m #. wm I** Lwifi* ittwReffM'TeeftwhMis L am*-SwWM*SnSW*N^P|P «* m .» H -fIjULiiiM. WAiMi ifilif HVHIPj^VavFSWArtWft .tWPIW Wnj4 Kttf MNf IfeMrty W FAtMMMi*. Wwln- »BRBRWWIJ nVWnnB*i 1S4U& | BBlS ilWMk *BrIWWP*WSn$u i •S*I AM# FatMHi. SYffkm*. SriiMt)*fei *n 4 sm * * m m a m m chemioai bmmmmk , m - f 'Mb MHMT ng in Dayton Means Real Christmas Satisfaction fibkM if UiytM litiii Trsit Sin** In Dayton stores you see everything the world lias to offer in the way of Christmas Gifts.- From this great variety, how easy it is to select the most suitable present for every one! „> And that means joy for you as well as huge delight for the recipient. , Come add mingle with the thousands of Christmas shoppers from near and far* It’s a positive pleasure to be among them, seeing the displays and the people's selections. Remember* the exceptionally low prices, in Dayton - for anything you need—make it decided economy to ghop in Dayton, M tki stir** topUp** m l i f t i i