The Cedarville Herald, Volume 41, Numbers 27-52

v f a a M W M W W W W V f t l e c u . a m m m u , &Mf0M wmm * » w w a ^ w w w v w ^ w v HdWFlow?by -*• .buna atlfagley'W ..~H M # i«C C b y t * * < * r * r -fe • » * u gwiatHUo, ake few* at Nagley’a. Noth* to Farmer*;—! *m ytepatod to do butchering ok your form Klbyour eoaveuSomto, JPboito J®9. ■ Ero«*t Truasdalo. I - TJ » Home CJultuyo Club give# the annual Holiday dinner thi* evening |or the -husbands at the home o f Hr. and Mrs. Harry Townriey. * Miasea Agnes Stormont and Mary Cheaaut, who teach at Indiana Har­ bor, JncL, are expected home tomorrow fo r the Holidays. Mrs. W, J Tarbox. was called to Springfield this week owing to the illness o f her daughter, Mrs. Harry Waddle. * Give Him a g ift certificate and let him „choo*e his own gift as issued at The Criterion, S. Detroit, street, Xenia Serg. and Mrs, George Myers en tertained a number o f High school pu pits Saturday evening a t the home o f Mrs. Myers* parents, Mr. and Mr, G, G. Turnbull. BOOKS fo r the Boys and Girls. B. Bird & Sons Co; The Clifton Presbyterian Sabbath School will hold a Christmas enter­ tainment in the church Monday even­ ing.- Mr, Joseph McMillan o f Cleveland visited a few days last week with*his parents, Mr, and Mrs, J. H. McMillan INGBRSbL WATCHES make a fine . gift. W e have them from $1.50 up. B. Bird & Sons Co. Beat developing and priming done-bj Clarke Nagley. Leave fiimaat Nagley’s grocery. Discharged soldiers are urged tc -have their papers recorded so that in case the original papers are lost there wilt be an official record. They are tc bp recorded ta the recorder’s office in each county. Corp. Martin-.Weimer and Charles Bratton o f Camp Sherman have ''beer, mustered out and given their honor- able discharges. Martin was s trap drummer in a 60 piece band in camp. Ber Cross Anticeptie gause and ready, made'-masques fo r influenza Cased can be had free where needed. Mrs, J. & Milbum, o Say Not! ' You make a dozen, mistakes a day, don’t you ! Bnt that doesn’t keep yon , ftom expecting your wife to be per­ fect; does itT—Clnclmnatl Enquirer. Ta- Believe Nosebleed. The treatment o f nosebleed depends •n Its nature and cause. In ordinary cases, the bleeding stops o f itself In a little while; If It continues too long, thVperaon; afflicted with It may snuff np ic e water In which -a little salt is dissolved, o r apply Ice to the outside of tlie nose or to the back of the neck, I f the bleeding comes from the front o f the septum, pressure o f the finger, maintained for a few minutes until a d o t forms, will arrest I t The suffer­ er should keep as quiet as possible and should hold bis bead up. If nosebleed recurs 'again and again, have a phy­ sician look for the bleeding point By touching It with acme astringent or by cauterizing It, he can usually stop the bleeding. I f the sufferer Is an* mlc Or run down, the doctor will p r * scribe tonics and a sustaining diet HARNESS REPAIR SHOP on South Main Street in the H. A. Barr building. Reasonable Prices Give Us A Trial msJsmp Bringusyour Christmas Savings Checks Men’s Kolco Calf Lace English "Strand” last, very popular^_shaj Goodyear welt sole," very “ “ ~ aarylcpable ; ............. - Other styles ftXX) to $12.00 i pe, $ 7.00 Ik Where Useful Gifts Abound W tw tiR fM - < 5 2 5 Footwear,giving is the ideal giving, this year, as never before—always acceptable-always appreciated to the fullest extent. Tr^iwf Oar KM MUteix * real Wi. w** olethto*|*a a#edytor,.ww|t,' ^ C l t M - ™ - ■ ' # --d SHOES The styles are the prices ,are rock were never so appropriate as this y e a r correct, the qualities are genuine bottom. Economy is the key-note o f our thirty years success­ ful shoe, selling. Whether you pay us four dollars or or twelve, you are asured o f getting the best your money can buy. * Our old time connections with the best shoe manu­ facturers coupled with our cash down principles have enabled us to keep up our standard o f “ Better Shoes’ ’ in spite-of War conditions, In these times o f abnormally high. prices everywhere there shall be no disappointment to any o f our patrons as to die geniuness o f our qualities, the keeping down o f prices to the Rock Bottom and the earnestness o f our desire to serve and please you. Children’s Red Felt Boota* Cavalier style to Other styles . . . .75oto$USO Men’ s Leather House Slippers In black or tan Opera, Everett and M (Ml ____$1.50 to filiU w Borneo atyiea For Men, Women and Children, 36c to $3.00. PatentButton sneator ior voxiores, INTHEARCADE Ken ’s Comfy, Felt House Slippers - Black, gray, brown! and taupe felt with chrome or leather turned eolea; Hylo, Livingston and M (1(1 Comfy pattern*, (high or low ).,.-..$1*50 to fu i lIU “Always Just a Little Bit Better” SUee cm to 11 . SdenttflcaUy made, QoodjwarwiM •ote, also,made, (n cunmetal r o * • • • » > • •'*•*■*■* • • O • • * * : * • • " • » » • SPRINGFIELD, O. , “Priced Just a Little Bit Lower.” ■hi McCULLOCH ■ S -V r \ Headquarters for Everything in Leather Goods— Imported and Domestic French Mirrors Ladies' Hand Bags Necktie Cases Drinking Cups Manicure Sets Library Sets •Jewel Pockets Scissor Cases Bill and Coin Purses Traveling Sets Bridge Sets .Letter Cases Three-Fold Cases S cnic Sets icto Cases Cigar Cases Music Bolls Leggins . Brush Sets ColJarandOuff Boxes F ite Hundred Sets Card Cases ’Sewing Boxes Toilet Bells g w r . chief Cgset' Flasks Jewel-Boxes Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases CornellBros. McCulloch’s Leather Store 40 East Main Street, - - - Springfield, Ohio FOR THE MAM LIST Neckwear, Shirts# Socks, Mufflers, Dross and Driving Gloves, Sweaters# BathRobes, Umbrellas, Knox Hats, Cap* in Fur and in C loth, Overcoats, Raincoats, Smart Knitted Vests.' John MacKee The Man?* Shop <• « 43 S . Limestone S t ., - Springfield# Ohio •mss* Watches and Diamonds andSiiverware MAIN AND FOURTTH STREETS, DAYTON, OHIO.