The Cedarville Herald, Volume 41, Numbers 27-52

i m OtrjewelryMakestheBesi ChristmasPresets / •» r -I a; <r. Our Jewelry makes the best Christmas Presents * *• ' „ . ' • Our Jtwelry Store is the best store to buy ’ Christmas Gift? because you can select them from the Jewelry make shops of the world. Whatever it is for “her’* or “him” or for grand-* ma right down to the baby we have just the thing you want at the price you want to pay. Our name on a box is .quality insurance. We caa aid you in your selections if desired. We make quality” right, then the price r ig h t .. * - , ■* , j • * ■ A Few Suggestions for Gifts . ladies' WristWatches f r o m . . . . .n. . . . .$10.00 to $45.00 Diamond Kings from................ . .$5100 to $200.00 Gents GoldField Watches. . ............. $10.00 to $65,00 -GentsWrist Watches............................ .. .$4.50 to $20.00 Silver Plated Knives and Forks................. $5.00 to $14,00 . SilverPlated -Tea-Spoons................. .$1.50 to $3.00 per set- GoldBroaches from. ....... .. .$3.00 to $45.00 ' lavellieres Gold from............ 1............ -, ,$3.50 to $50.00 Lavelliere* Gold Filled*........ ................... . .$1.50 to $5100 All kinds ofSet Rings. Signet Rings 18 K and 22 K plain Rings horn,',-------- . . . . . . . . . . . .'.$2.00 to $20.00 each -> Out Glass Sherbets ,$2.50 to $6,50 per set Leather -Pocket Books, Bag and Tablets, Watch ' Cigarette Cases, Gold Pencils., Knives am| a full line of Novehiet. ! v , * -* < ’ • * Pearls Necklaces,from. ........$1,00to $6,50 ~ Sterling Spoons from..'.. . . . . . . . . . .$4,00-to $19,00 per set Alenh Clocks.. . ......... . ............... .. .$1,75 to $3.50 J K o d l® l t *a - e - »ee •■■»'is'*.i"* h-.e4|5C'tO ,^2Q»Q0 *■ Freih Film* in stock at all times............. 10c to 40c per roll To Bo Seen At t?- SCHELL’S JEW E L R Y STORE Xenia, Ohio The Ceda rvilli 1eiak KARLH BULL, Kditec awl PuWWwr. Entered a t the Foet-Offlee, Cedar- vilk , O., October t l , 1887, aa second class matter, e^ewiawMawieteaaw^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80 , 1 M 8 WJICS fOR HOT-WATER PUNTS The Board of Health has lifted the ban and once more everything is open. The beat Thanksgiving having pas* xed now make ready for the joyous Holiday season. 1 Our troops are invading Germany just the same even though it he a peaceful invasion; When th e new Republican Congress gets to Washington cotton may turn out to he no better than wheat. We didn't intend to offend McAdoo in onr last editorial about having so many jobs th a t he should resign the next d a y ., ' The Kaiser kept us .guessing for a while but our next guess is as to the motive of McAdoo resigning so sud­ denly. There's still another phrase of the things When the country becomes, dry there probably will be fewer accidents to automobiliqts driving a t “only mod­ erate speed." The funniest thing the Kaiser ever said was that he would not abandon his people in the dark hour when they needed him so badly. < *' ** When .’our soldier boyB get home they willknow'every man that was able to give and did not; what they will say arid do is up to them. ‘.Only one-third of'the population .of the world uses bread for a daily food, Probably the other two-thirds haye never discarded the substitute plan. Oysters a t seventy - cents a quart <p and turkey a t fifty cents a pound for Thanksgiving dinner tasted mighty good—off the other fellow's, table. America will not soon forget the lessons of conservation th a t have taught her epople how wasteful many of their daily practices have been. ^ • The New York Sun wants an ideal man fo r speaker— ‘young, but capa­ ble^ alert yet cool, strong .while en­ gaging.” We con-Fess we have him. What has the future in s tore for the Kaiser ? He is no t wanted in Hol­ land. Why not banish him to some distant isle with a division made up f. W« W’e, from this country, Sherbert it said to be the beverage- in Persia. I f it ia concocted like some we have tasted a t social functions the Anti-Saloon League had better look after this delicacy now tha t Ohio is go­ ing dry next May. Obserraaoe of the simp!* rule# given below will often result in a considerable earing of cool and mere satisfactory eerrioa from your hot- water heating plant; 1. All the water should be emp­ tied from the plant and dean water put in a t least as often as every spring and autumn. g. When the first fire of U m F s ^ k - son'ls built, sn the water geta heated, take the radiator key and open up the exhaust valve of each radiator in 'turn until all the air remaining in aaob radiator is allowed to esoaps. Repeat this operation occasionally to make sure there is no air inter­ fering with free circulation of the water, S. Always be sure4 th a t’ water shows in ths glass gauss of the ex­ haust tapk, which is usually located in the top story of the house above .the level of all radiators, 4. Be sure the boiler is covered with' asbestos, as well as the pipes in the cellar. ..tendon Ohio Heme flour at Nag*1 Among other good coffees we have ( a fresh shipment of Red Bird s t Nag- ley's, Best developing and printing done by Clarice Nagley. Leave filmsat Nagley’s grocery. BOW'S THIS? When you are tempted to grouch about the restrictions on >the use of coal, remember that all last winter in France the average ooal ration issued to domestic consumers was about 24 pounds"w month. England was batter off, but the limit whs one ton a month for geven rooms. Any more meant prosecution. Eighty pounds of coal are required to make a 8-inch shell. The gov­ ernment has ordered these shells by millions. Can you s^ve a shell for Uncle Sam? More "colds" ares caught from too hot rooms than from the cold out­ doors. Dally Thought. Better to die ten thousand deaths than wound my -honor.—Addison. Tell, of Rain's Approach. .Distinctness of distant sounds, each .as the whistle (if locomotives several “miles away, etci., is a sign that por­ tends almost to a certainty the ap­ proach of fain. Haymakers heed it particularly.' "v We offer One Hundred Dollars Re­ ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall'a Catarrh' Medicine. . Hall’s Catarrh Medicine has been taken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty-five years, and has be* come known as the most reliable rem- i edy for Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh ' Medicine acts thru the Blood on the ’ Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poison fromjthe Blood -ana healing the dig*, eased portions, » —* After you have taken Hall’s Ca~ ’ tarrh Medicine for * short time you will see a great improvement inyou r general health. S tart taking Hall's Catarrh Medicine a t once ana got rid of catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. F. J,. CHENEY A Co,, Toledo, Ohio- Sold by all Druggists, 75c.' Our Line of Fall and Winter Woolens is as fine as we. have ever K» . . . I'showti before. If there are any clothes you need be sure and give us a call KANY, The Leading Merchant Taylor XENIA, - ' - OHIO Closing Out Sale I jHarryKennon Our entire stock of Ladies Goods Suits, Goats, Dresses, Skirts and Waists must be sold in 15 days by order of B. T ietz. Gat your outfit now and save SPEC IALS V . , ■1 5 0 .Warn Winter Coats, $12 value*«»»*15.00 75 Stylish Coats, $20 value. *$0.00 Skirts, $5 value* *****»»■■*»*».* # * • ***«»*.$2,23 100 Ladies' Waists . *............... ,79c * New Bargain Store * - Springfield, Ohio AUCTIONEER TERMS VERY REASONABLE S a tis fa c tion G u a ran teed o r n o Pay Partic* wanting two auctioneer* 1 aid in position to supply the extra man with unlimited ex­ perience, PHONE ,2-120 Cedarvllle, - - Ohio FRANK L. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counselor-at-Law. XENIA, OHIO. Office over Galloway it Cherry, British SOIdiers Given Titles. Elevation to the peerage has long been the form In Great Britain of re­ warding the roost" distinguished mili­ tary service, nn<l the roll of the house of lords has been enriched by th%ad­ dition of. many Illustrious names. In no quarter of the world have these titles been’ so- frequently won as In India. To Robert Clive the British owe very largely their possession of the great dependency. For his victory a t Plassy Clive received the somewhat Inadequate reward of an Irish barony. A later, generation felt that-something more was due to Ids memory, for his son was advanced’•>■ the earldom of Powls. MAKE IT AN ELECTRICAL CHRISTMAS Shop Early While Our Stocks Are Complete and We Have Time to Wait on You „ * Hot Point Heating and Cooking Devices, American Beauty Irons, Hoover Suc­ tion Sweepers . Floor and Reading Lamps, Silk Shades Lighting Fix- tures-.for *Every Requirements A. M. J. Gibbons ■:I No. 4 Gibbons Arcade Main 387 DAYTON, OHIO Electric Shop The way the Republicans, in this state have started to figh t over the patronage indicates that the politicans are not united- even if the party is. I t is the old Willis and Anti-Willis fight that should Tesult in each aide devour­ ing the other. Somebody up in Michigan had bet­ ter get in the clear for Henry Ford- has announced his retirement from the management of his auto company to manage his newspaper which he just recently took over, Henry was defeated fo r U. S. senator from his state and it may be a game o f get even-from now on. . "For Renter Large house of eight rooms; well, cistern and bam . L G. H. Smith. Best grade 15c mimed corn, 2 cans for 25c, a t Nagley’a. Never have we had as fine assortment for the Holidays New Goods of all Descriptions ‘ ’ * 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 o f all kinds, Toy Trlinks. • A . R e a l i s t i c a n d W o n d e r f u l D i s p l a y f o r t h e C h i l d r e n A Fine Assortment of Cut Glass, Havalin China and English Ware For The Elders See all this in our Basement Department Hutchison& Largest Store in Greene County OHIO TheC KARLEf. Enter* \ ville, O., class im FRID HOW l v Great P b mini# u Some / .. to fthe-,. — gained larged ( • ju alone. * - tlon, st with thi other a but here the coal operatio: navy: For tl ’ Daniels’ > 1,200,000 but in t demand . in fact, loads m of whlct That liti ’ of 50 ca lug. But tl increase as In IS relB of ! of gasol used ah as fuel. This be so i that tlu •skentu hamper houses have tb • Hbw has 'don the fact wherevi rARIN< The been n tlon fo naces. •avc e< result : 1. V per flo elrcula .in-take ’ 1. F . cold-ai curi on ver 3. i talner clean more belter cotufo) 4, ‘ ot wa • * 4 * \