The Cedarville Herald, Volume 41, Numbers 27-52

Haye You Visited Our Second Floor * * AnnexDepartment? This department is independent of and seperate from our main floor stocks. Tnese are some of the bargains: • ■ * • Woman's Vici Cloth top shoes,’Cotton or Lace models, A Q (R ' l i l k priced a t ............. Heavy lace shoes for Women, ^ ^ good for eyery day wear. . Similar low prices in Men’s, and Boy’s, * Misses’ and Children’s Shoes. M OSER ’S Annex Dep’t. M 2nd Floor A OSER’SX SHOE STORE W Liberty Pump Shop «*< • ■ • ■ , General Pump Repairing Myers Pumps Sold .. * Gasoline Engines Repaired Aeromotor Pump Engines Sold. No belts or pump Jack needed to connect to pump in­ stalled with magneto for $45.00 anywhere "in the county, no wafer to freeze. ■.: Windmills Repaired Agents for the auto, oiled aermotor wind mill Our Motor Service First W . J. Dailey, Prop. l i e t t e 64 - -" • - Cedarville, Ohio Don’t Put It Off B U Y NOW Buy Your Winter’s Needs Now Clothing and shoes are going up much higher in price every week, s. We bought thousands of dollars worth of Clothing and Shoes be­ fore the very high prices took effect. We offer you a chance to supply yourself and family a t low prices on Clothing, Suits, Over­ coats, Trousers* Hats, Caps, Shirts, Coat Sweaters, Underwear. Hosiery ail kintis of work clothing Ladies’, Misses’, Men’s and Boys fine Shqes. Solid Every Day Shoes, * Rubbers, Arties, Felt Boots, Rubber and Leather Boots. Hunting Coats, Pant Leggings and too t Wear. DON’T MISS US C. A. KELBLE’S BIG STORE 47-19 We«t Main St„ ■ - Watches and +*> ► n i u t lifr ......... j I KMNKMI IT LOWS LiXE RAIN, TO0. S O SAGE li sdvlo* him *vw WM glv«o than th a t found la the appeal <H’ the man»j|»rs ,£ the f*d*r»l coverwnsa t's x rtaoy ipr the Ml* or W ar Ssvinm SUwpa. This molt** th a t "these are day# of tor#* •anting pewer, fond bu»m«M tooooiuic certainty, ThereXora pre- vid« fo r a yOMiblc period when the** conditions taay tkang*.1' Continuing the arguuiBr.t, K I* shown that labor is prosperous and business Interests profitable, Qns of tb s attractiv e accompani­ ments of this situation is the aktt< i t / of the sharers in this pre# perlty, if they se desire, t« ke- ccterH the owner, of the soundest possible Investments aiyl thus to provide Insurance against the d sr Triton a ehange n k y oo«p*- Uses* investments are th e tiny put out a t the beginning of the tear in order th at. all. even the. meanest financially, might Share, the weioegac burden e f -supporting the gevera- sseab l'O provide the expenses of blllaatjon, th e Secretary ef |k e Treasury propeses to oonttoue sale of these securities In 1R4, The Ohio MMagers believe th a t a peirito- nen t iiiveetlng clues has lsUswto the experiment launched last Ueoineeer, and th a t |t.oeo,W# a week is th e to ­ tal amount laid away ’ by these ‘th rifty persons. There is. no reason - why this amount should not be doubted—aye, .Quadrupled, When the reaaju 'etileet' •comes after the war reconetfceMeq ‘work has been eempteted tbees>. etarnpa.and oertlficates vUl lie round to be useful In more ways tbaa set*. I t is'th e duty of all «mpl«>era to im- .press on their employes the advan­ tages of Investments a t this perttou- , U r time. Not only will it.gm 'fphtee the future ef the workers, bat It will relieve the strain upon SwMMi- facture and commerce now eebatod by the logical, though harsh, Arrises fo r heavy war taxes. Never tvae . adage that teaches us to pr»m.f. for a ratlny day had mere sljrWnvsn**. -—Editorial, Cincinnati EntjuA/sr, OHIO HOLDS LEAD $ NATION’SW. S. S. SALE October PurchasesApproximate $10,1)00,000; $1,85 Per Capita. Columbus, O. —(Special.)—Offlolal announcement from the United States Treasury Department in Washington^ shows the cash sale of War Savings Stamps in Ohio for October wag ID,- 163,167, or 11.86. p e r:capita. Next In order of sale, as. reported from Washington. Is New York city and state—two districts—17,786,405, |^or71.ceuts per capita; Pennsylvania, both districts, 15,987,069; or 70 cents per capita;:Texas, 85,3(4,678, or 11.18 per cdpita. No other state, excepting Illinois, sold as much as |8,000,000 In W’ar Savings Stamps for the month. Total sale of War Savings Stamps In Ohio to Nov. 1, as officially re­ ported by the Treasury Department, was |76,498,578 In current oath value. For New York the total was 869,863,. 748, and Pennsylvania 857,795,678, A survey of the entire 'state -made j by. the Ohio War Savings Committee dhows there'are more than 3,766,000 people who own, one or more War Savings-'Stamps, “With little stimu­ lation on the part of the local com­ mittee, this vast army, ef Investors Is now absorbing these uariveled governmental securities at . the rate of about 9MOO,000 each week,” the state committee says. In Ohio-there are several million dollars in unredeemed War Savings | Stamp pledges, due in December, Re­ demption of ihese, together with the ] normal purchase by Ohio people] “seeking the '.best place to invest their surplus savings/* leads the state I ootnmitUo to believe the sale of War Savings Stamps for the remaiadtr of j the year will bo large. Xenia, O MAKE TH IS A W . S .S . XMAS •tempo Will Be Plentiful—Purchase | Reduces Nation’s Debts. Columbus, O. '—(Special,)— With j the trepiendous responsibilities of re- conatnfctlon now facing this country, j the economical Christmas gift will he the only one In fashion this year.] To serve the double purpose of I giving a suitable gift and of loaning | money to the government to meet its debts of war and peace, all War Sav- j Ings Stamp purchasers have adopted the plan of presenting their holiday | presents in War Savings Stamps,] This plat vri-| reaserva individual time and energy and will prove a vital contribution to the reduction of | the nation** debts. ’Do your Christmas shopping early j find make It a patriotic Christmas,” is the Hftnrd passed out by the Ohio War Savings Committee. There like­ ly will be a sher&ge of the usual Christmad^glfts this year. War Sav­ ings Stamps will be plentiful. Recipients of W*r Savings Stamps | will know that the present so given will Increase in value each month, instead of becoming worn and useless after a short time. Beth giver and receiver will experience a patriotic thrill. ' ■] “Start buying your Christmas War | Savings Stamps now,” advises the Mate War Savings Committee, All 100 per cent Americans are making good their War Savings Stamp pledges. • YourApromlses to bay are considered a Serious obli­ gation by the Treasury Depart* meat. SHOP HelpWinTheWar. ■ j g i i i V 1 - f I . . . «■>«• »• -i ***,,«v«v-*- I '**!, y.-’- ‘t : ■*«V*' ' Early THE SPIRIT OF WAR TIME GIVING Give Well - and W isely • UNCLE SAM SAYS “SHOP EARLY” $12.00 There is no gift she will display with such pride as the tea wagon you buy for her now. .I t is always a joy bring- er. Book Troughs $7.00 and u p POPULAR CEDAR CHEST $ 11.00 SOLID MAHOGANY OR WALNUT $18 “THE WIND­ SOR PHONO­ GRAPH” The Ideal Gift. A gift of marked ornamen­ ta l and useful quality. Finest mahogany‘or Walnut. A big ' favorite. The happy expression when she sees her cedar chest will make you feel .sure you couldn't have done better. SEWING CABINET $ 7 .5 0 In these practical, knitting and sewing bays, you could find nothing more ap­ propriate for young and old. This Is a very popular, well built mahogany model. Soldi Mahogany Library Table $ 22,00 I Just look at this table. Even from this litle illustration you can just abou about-imagine how it must look in the home. The Store With the Christmas Spirit J. A. BEATTY & SON DEPENDABLE FURNITURE Xenia, Ohio , « A Deposit will reserve, any piece in our stock. -Deliveries will be made at the time and place you desire. ■ t I W . L. C LEM A N S : [ R e a l E s t a t e 1 c a n b» found a t my office each Saturday or reached by phone a t 1 my reeldancr each evening. 1 Office 36 PHONES ReMdence 2-122 # I CE&ARV IIXE , b H IO . PathePhonographs No Needles to Change Plays *Any Record Be sure to see and hear theXmachine be- . fore making a purchase. Machine glad­ ly Benton approval. • y T R Y O U R JOB PR IN T IN G / Galloway & Cherry ■1 E. Bain S t . X a n l a . 0 . Fine Jewelry * and Silverware * MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS, DAYtON, OHIO. t