The Cedarville Herald, Volume 41, Numbers 27-52

IRM tm M l. t t ^ r r m t i n i «mm. I will m J1my household goods lit auction at w reaidence on North Main Street, cm Satarday, Nov. 16,1 AtlOOP. M. Consisting of the following: Two Bed Room Suits, Sanitary Couch, Sewing Machine# One Stand over hundred years old, I Wicker Stand, Ladies" Desk, 1 Leather Davenport, library Table, Buffet, Dining Table, Chairs, 1 Estate high oven range, 1 Estate Triple Effect, 1 Reznor, Kitchen Cabinet, Rugs, Blinds, Cooking Utensils, Dishes, Tub, Wash Boiler, Etc* The OsdarvitU Vw*M W a » M W ^ n uJMaiK» g « « * 5 gMg3 g ^ KARLH BULL, Editor a*! PwWlolwr. TERMS CASH R. M. McKee HARRY KENNON & H. C. WILSON, Aucts. 1 fOmnifAMtukScluKMr W hat about an overcoat? T H A T ’S a question you’ll have to decide within the next few weeks, before the cold weather comes along andfindsyou unprepared. If you need a new one you ll find he Chesterfield shown here a good, economical "buy.” It’s a Hart Schaffner & Marx make—all-wool material, good lines, Serviceable for business—a good in­ vestment for you because it’s the kind that will wear* C. A. Weaver * * \ m •, Ohio The tam e of Hart Schaffner and Marx, clothes Entered, at the Poet-Office, Cedar- villa, 0 ., October 81,1887, «a second d aw matter* FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1H8 Y. Mi C. A.—You Must Come Across Talk o f peace, war over and abdi- dlcation o f the. Kaiser, - has changed the expression on some o f the Sep­ tember 12th faces about town* HUNTING V / Whatever you,do, never be guided by*the other fellow 's conscience. He may not have any, Probably McAdoo .ftoEa'^ th it ibis1 mission in inspecting^ railroad termi- nnals before election was justified but-who is. there that would question his motive!?)* - It is announced,that Hoover is go­ ing to France soon to feed the atarv- > ing in'that country and in Belgium. Now cornea th e .question as to who w ill issue toft,orders for cutting down the rations’in public eating houses in this country without .alto ordering the price sheared. “Me and God" is an expression of­ ten heard some months a go .. William has not yet announced who dissolved the partnership. The manner in which various news­ papers apologized follow ing the fake “war over” story -leads one to inter- pert “U. P„", United Press, as the “Unreliable Press". People are in no frame o f mind for April fe el stories just now* Millionaire Scripts who owns the “U. P.” and had his son ex- exempted from militay service now furnishes the country with an ew chapter in the world's history* .. ‘ Hojv quick we forgive and forget after elections. ^ ‘ * Friday is not so unlucky for Colum­ bus discovered us on tnat day; the Pilgrims landed that day and it was also George Washington's birthday. Whisky and-gasoline have caused many an accident. Had the former been in toe gasoline tank and the la t­ ter in the driver auto accidents would be less frequent. The Prohibitionists and liquor!tes continue their argument over the use o f liquor in the camps for the cure and prevention o f toe “flu". Mean­ time the doctors have compromised and Use RUM In aeRUlL . Few thought that Ford could enter the ranks o f the Packard crowd in the Senate on the reputation of a tin lizzy. Whenever Henry Ford wants to get even with the crowd o f auto man- *ufactors that helped cause his defeat for senator he w ill cut the price on his automobiles one day and toe next raise the pay o f hie employes. Many there are that wait for his decision. Editor Johnson o f Cirdevilte, Who is widely known for hie dry tenden­ cies and open enemy Of Cox heads his last election article thus: "In Spite of hell, high-water and Cincinnati, Ohio is dry by 15, 060 or 20,000 votes. Those Who have favored prohibition have realised that the state must pro­ vide additiohal revenue to offset the loss o f liquor license funds. Doing away With several hundred state offi­ ce jobs in connection w ith the license board, smaller police forces, w ill help reduce this shortage. A ll branches o f the state government are top heavy with office force but none anymore so than our school system. Why not abolish the needless offices in County and state. Unless th is done the Smith law w ill be repealed and the ta x lim it o f 1.1-2 per cent thrown Into the dis­ card. Then its higher tax on higher valuation, ? ■ L'— A Women's Opinlen. "Colonels, generals and military men get looked up *o considerably,” says Mrs, Tom Thompson, "But any women can tell yon right off toe griddle that It’s easier to control a hundred men It I t eiMU’-"-!Cahse* CXty Star. , , w*— ■ “Mmt# . *#• Thi* Year as Always the Creates* Toy Display in Springfield VICTORY! -VICTORY1! A t first it was difficult to realize that the great war, which for four years has torturod the world, is over, as far jis fighting is concerned. Ger­ many in surrendering has made this possible. While the fighting may be over, the war, is not ended until peace has been signed. However we all rejoice over Hie victory tod prospect o f peace, this victory only making way for peace,. The nations that started to rule the world, is now in the wreckage of, rev­ olution and is,experiencing what was forced upon poor old .Russia through traitors. Let Germany's fate he what it w ill, she has more than earned- all toe punishment that w ill be inflicted upon her. She faces th is overthrow without a friend, The world w ill not soon forgive her fo r th e criminal raid made against, civilization. Her rulers have fled for sa fely .and the red flag, o f anarchy floats over the land that once was to rule the world, I t now becomes the duty o f Amer­ ica and the allied countries to check the growth o f Bolshevism in Europe. These peop!e, for centuries under, toe iron-hand-rule, w ill *become drunken with their own power* I t is to be hoped htat the allies can quickly nnd without -force bring about .unity apapng the various -peoples. Civilization must be rebuilt and we should resolve to stand together lend­ ing our influence until the great.work is done. Some more sacrifice w ill be required to accomplish this. Hun­ dreds o f thousands o f our boys will be required, for military service to accomplish th is Work. Meantime as we approach the Thanksgiving seatofl let a prayer arise from every breast giving thanks to Him for this victory. ATribute To American Industry—a Great Exposition Toys That Please the Young Tittle dolls, big dolls, all kinds of dolls, are here for the good little*girl. It won't be a hard task to amuse brother with the cunning stuffed animals and game$ which abound in profusion* The nursery may be made into a regular battlefield with the Tanks, Artillery Wagons, Trains and Cannons, all of which are dear to the heart of the small would-be soldier^ Mechanical Toys will help to educate him, especially if he is of a mechanical turn of mind. Books of every kind for every age are here in great variety. A world of splendid gifts, all o f American make, makes this Toyland qf exceptional interest. - Bring the children—let them live just for a day in .this wonder­ ful Toyland, which to them surpasses the most iridescent dream of Fairyland. THE EDWARD WREN GO. iiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiitiiiniimiiiiifiiiciifiiiiiiiiiftfiiiiifHiiMiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiii Now Here in $42.50 and $45 Cloth Coats at $29.75 Cloth Coats at $24.90 $ 19*75 Cloth Coats at $14.90 | Materials are Velour, Burella, Suede Suiting and Broadcloths. Navy Black’, Brown, Grey, Burgundy and Taupe. 5 Models all the latest styles. No old coats, but all this year's styles. | Sizes are from 16 years to 46 bust. j $45.00 Black Plush Coats $37.90 S Some are Fur Trimmed • J u n i o r f n a h w a » « is iv *a «k c * * * ........ ................. ............... .. . .m » = j u n i o r c o a t s Cobr,i N.vy.BmuaGtw. i ■ HS I 535.00 Udi«' § Wool Suit. B B Wool Suits $ 2 7 .9 5 $ 3 2 .9 5 Materials are Gabardines, Poiret Twill, Serges and Poplin. Colors Navy, Black, Brown and Green Silk Blouses $3.75 Crepe de Chine Blouses, colors Are white, flesh and maize * $6.00 Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe, colors, white, flash, navy and grey $2.95 $ 4 3 9 Hutchison & Gibney XENIA, - Ohio iilliilIMJIMflHliitittt iifiiifiiimir HiiiniiiiiiiiiniHiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiuiiiii