The Cedarville Herald, Volume 41, Numbers 1-26

h OurJewelryMakestheBest Christmas Presents Our J ew e lry makes the b e s t Christmas Presents Our Jewelry Store is the best »tore to buy Cbristnias Gifts because you eau select them from the Jewelry make shops of the world. Whether.it is for “her” or “him” or for grand­ ma right down-to the baby we have just the thing you want a t the price you want to pay. Our name on a box is quality insurance. We can aid you in your selections if desired. We. make Vquality” right, then the price is right. ' e* .» ■ ■*■ . ■ ■ .■■ . 1 . . » A, Few. Suggestions for Gifts Ladies’ Wrist Watches f r om, . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.00 to $45.00 ( Diamond Rings f r o m ...- ................ .. .$5.00 to $200.00 ’ Gents Gold Field Watches............................ $10.00 to $65.00 Gents.Wrist Watches.............................' . . . .$4.50 to $20.00 Silver Plated Knives and F o rk s...... ......... .$4.50 to $14.00 Silver Plated Tea Spoons./.. . . . . . . .$1.25 to $3.00 per'cent Gold Broaches from........................................... $3,00 to $45.00 - Lavellieres Gold f r om. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,$3.50to $50.00 •' Lavelliere* Gold F ille d .. . . ..............................$1.50 to $5.00 All kinds of Set Rings. Signet Rings 18 K and 2*. K plain Rings from ............ .......................... ,$2.00 to $20.00 each . Cut Glass S h e rb e rts ,........................ .$2.25 to $6.50 per set Leather Pocket’ Books, Bag and Tablets, Watch Boxes, Cigarette Cases, Gold Pencils, Knives and a full line of ,, Novelties. , • , Pearle Necklaces from ........................................$1.00 to $6.50 . Sterling Spoons f r o m . . . .$5.00 to $18.00 per set All ToB e Seen At S C H E L L ’S Jewelry Store . Xenia, - - Ohio | J LOCAL AND P g r ^ A L f i . Raymond Ritenour is down with I typhoid fever. 1 Karl Alien who went to Florida HM*" ' w*-' nr* I some weeks ago to work on the can- j tenement near Jacksonville, has re- i turned home. Attorney James P. Kyle, son of Judge C. H. Kyle, and member of the l firm of Kyle and Williamson, Mbs t enlisted in the clerical department of the, aviation corps. Sergeant Cameron Ross came home Saturday evening from Camp Sher- j man, remaining until Sabbath eve- ! ning.. Mr. Orville Ford of Chicago spent the week-end the guest of'Mr, B. E. McFarland and other relatives. Rev. Charles Williams, former pas­ tor of the Jamestown A. M; E. church has brought suit in justice gourt in that place against the1congregation for. $78 balance on salary. —F u r Caps amidA starkan Caps D e tro it shape $2.50 to $15.00. C. A. Weayer, Xenia, O. Why worry about the price~of~coal here. In France coal is listed a t $80 a ton. West Milton will issue $58,000 in bonds for the paving of the main street of the town. Brookville is al­ so going to improve one street with concrete. The zero weather last week came near putting the South [Charleston waterworks system out of commission when one of the main pipes froze. Even the gas line to the plant froze cutting off the heat,for the plant. According to state reports the hog cholera epidemic this, year was only fifty per cent of what it was last. Vaccination is the only solution for hog cholera, * Messrs. Fred Townsley and Hugh Turnbull, who enlisted in* the heavy artillery company organized in Co­ lumbus this week, dropped into town Saturday evening for a short visit at home. They wore compelled to leave Xenia that night .on a late train for Columbus as' their company was ex­ pected to leave for the south Sabbath. CHRISTMAS Suggestions for Men and Boys ',*v,‘X , Mr. J. C. McMillan, of Columbus spent Sabbath" with relatives here. The South Charleston Sentinel states th; * Ralph Horney has rented the Tom Andrew farm (McCollum farm) and will move in the early spring. * BATH ROBES SMOKING JACKETS LOUNGING ROBES SHIRTS SILK SHIRTS GLOVES FUR GLOVES HOSE PAJAMAS SWEATERS OVERCOATS RAINCOATS SUITS HATS NECKTIES SWEATERS NIGHT SHIRTS RAINCOATS BELTS NECKTIES HANDKERCHIEFS SUSPENDERS MUFFLERS GARTERS BATH ROBES SHIRTS WAISTS SWEATERS MACKINAW BELTS OVERCOATS SUITS HOSE HbsE 'JERSEYS CAPS MILITARY BRUSHES HANDKERCHIEFS PLAIN OR INITIAL NECKTIES' PULLMAN SLIPPERS toboggan s CUFF LINKS TIE PINS TIE CLASPS TRAVELING BAGS VEST CHAINS LAUNDRY BAGS GLADSTONE CASES TRAVELING SETS COLLAR BAGS DRINKING CUPS TRUNKS UMBRELLAS FULL DRESS SETS CANES ■' TIE RINGS HANDKERCHIEF CASES ' FANCY VESTS MUFFLERS THE CRITERION “ A Store For Dad andthe Boys” 2 2 SOUTH DETROIT ST., - - - XENIA, OHIO . A t a sale near South Solon fodder sold for seventy-two cents a'shock. The hog has become the farmers main product. Lee Busier npar South Charleston delivered1 109 hogs last week to A. E. Wildman and received a check for nearly $4,500. —Silk Mufflers w ith class 50c to $10. C. A. Weaver, Xen ia , O. Eight Dayton physicians have been named by Governor.Cox as members of the' Medical' Advisory Boards over the state under the provisions of the selective ^service law. This board will have jurisdicton over Greene, Darke, Fayette, Mami, Montgomery, Preble and Shelby counties. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiimiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiit!iiiiiiiiiiii9iiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiifEiiimiiium 110 Christmas Suggestions | 5 «u t this out and make your X mark In front, of the articles you wish 5 5 . to purchase when you come to this store. £ £ We are how ready for the Holiday Season and the followlno are a few £ 5 suggestion*'In the lines that we are carrying: S . The seriousness of the coal situa­ tion in Dayton last week was best ex­ emplified when you found the lead­ ing stores almost top cold for shop­ pers. Clerks wore heavy wraps. Al­ most every conveyance was Used to haul coal from the one horse wagon to the finest Packard touring car. A man’s wealth or social standing gained him nothing when it came to handing out a few hundred pounds of coal to each applicant after he had made affi­ davit that he had no coal whatever. a Christmas Cards Christmas Boxes Bronze Desk Sets B rass Desk Set?,, A rt .Metal Desl: Sets Brass in k Wells Bronze Ink Wells Cut Glass Ink Wells IrfMther Goods la d le s’ Poeltetbooks Gents’ Billfolds Kodak Albums Children’s Games Children’s Books Military Books Bibles Testaments , ?rayer Books New Thought Books .Gift Books Diaries for ISIS 2 Memorandum Books IiOoso Leaf Note Books Baby Record Books Dictionaries , Dictionary Stands, B rass Book Ends Bronze. Book Bmla • Beat her 'Book Ends Students* Desk Damps EmeraHto Damps for Office Junior IJriierailto Damps Floor Damps , .W ith Smoking ou tfits a t­ tached Reading laimpa A rt VaSes Bfhss and Bronze Vases Brass and Bronzo J a r­ dinieres Brass Umbrella Stands Bronze Umbrella Stands B rass Smoking outfits Bronzo smoking outfits Brass. Waste Paper Baskets Bronzo Wasto w’aper Baskets Mahogany Waste Paper Baskets Oak Waste, Paper Bas­ kets , B rass Electros Bronze Electros Itosarles , ' Globes of the World Desk Calendars Pom'll Boxes Leather W riting Cases Place cards Sentiment Mottos Leather Pocket Picture * Holders for Soldiers and others Trench Mirrors Tissue Paper Seale and Christmas Tags TliifitI Cord* Gold pocket Knives Silver Pocket Knives Gold Lead Penefls Silver Pencil Holders Drafting Supplies A rtists Paints and 5 Boxes 55 Chess 55 Checkers K Poker outfits *5 Plnylng Cards —; Score Cards 5 Conklin Self-filling s Fountain Pens ss Waterman's ttcIf-flUIng 55 Fountain Peno 51 Gold and Sliver Pen 55 tinklers 55 Decorated Crepe Paper 5 ; Brass Cuspidors 5 ; Recipe Boxes and Reel* ■a pe Flies *s Cash Boxes js School Bags 55 Desks 55 Office Chairs 55 Filing Cabinets ■ ,55 Safes a Typewriter Chairs g Coat and Hat C09tum- — ers . . . . „ ss Globn-Wernlcko Sec- SS tlonal Bookcases S5 Mahogany Humidors . a Soldiers' Diaries £ Dehnlson’a Handy S Boxca *5 Brief Cases = Music Rolls Lino a Day .Books Postal Seales Thermometers 1'cnell Sharpeners I f the weather continues as at pres­ ent the school board will have coal for a t least two weeks longer. If the weather moderates the supply is ex­ pected to last three weeks. If no coai is-received then the schools will have to be closed. TOYS OF ALL KINDS Wood and Iron Toys, Erector Toys, Tinker Toys, Dolls, Games S led s , Wagons, big line to selec t from. R. Bird & Son s Co. m m HOW’S THIS? How’s This? Never have we had as fine assortment for „ the Holidays ‘ Ir N ew Goods Of A ll D escriptions Sleds, Carts, Desks, Dolls, Clocks, Mechanical Toys, Erectors, Bicycles, Tricycles, Velocipedes, Black boards, kiddie cars, children’s chairs, hobby horses, dish sets, drums, doll beds, Irish Mails, go-carts, games of all kinds, toy trunks. A Realistic and Wonderful Display for the Children £ Drafting. Bets * # (5 Goad* Held for Chrfitma* dellvory. Vigil order* glken prompt attention.. g The Everybody^sBookShop Compay j ’ gf-23 W. PIPfH 8TRE RT, DAYTON, OHIO g j,The largest and mw.t complete VstaHonery and Office Outfitting House gg I n Central and Southern Ohio. * f | HllllliltMlUlllllfHIMMllllllllllllillllHlilllllllllllHIIII»|,ll|ll| | |HI,l,lIl|,,,BII,,|,|,l,iM* We offer One Hundred Dollars Re­ ward for any case of Catarrh that calmot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Medicine. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine has been taken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty-five year's, and has be­ come known as the most reliable rem­ edy for Catrarrh. Hall’s 'Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poison from the Blood and healing the dis­ eased portions. , After you have taken Hall’s Ca­ tarrh Medicine for a short time you will see a great improvement in your general health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh Medicine a t once and get rid of catarrh. 'Send for testimoinals, free. F. JT. CHENEY & Go., Toledo, Ohio. Sold1by, all Druggists, 76c. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children InUseFor 0 ver 30 Y«ars Always beats the * Sigimtute of A Fine Assortment of Cut Glass, Havalin % China and English ware For The Elders See all this in @nr Basement Department Hutchison & Gibney XENIA , Largest Store in Greene County OHIO *