The Cedarville Herald, Volume 42, Numbers 27-52

• • • * * • * * * * fc&at a &3 f s m m . ♦ • # # WmK*bi- m Z k $ of earn. ?• CLHurbiaoo. ..J l?1* Fay**u£*sjMwjwwi in mmm^brnr.im ^tm , ife*. Sfowa^ - IUa4 K *W s Mg M fm Christ»« riNMiaia- , . ............... .....- F«wk Tawnalay shipped eight ears of hogs last Sstorday bMtua* a bu *»- of hwtd e f cattl*. Dr. E. D. Bryan af Cincinnati has brought suit in th* Hamilton county courts to tost the wili of. his brother, John Bryan, late of Yellow Springs. ’Hie brothers and sisters w r only given ffijSQO each under the wul. The estate' is worth $500,000. . The Sup**m* Court has held the War tiro* Prohibition, act as coastita- tkmal. College cloeed yesterday ft noon until after the holidays. Books,' Dolls, Games, W ood and Iron Toys, Express Wagons, Coaster Wagons, Automobiles, Kiddie Kars, Ouija Boards, Rook and Flinch Cards. WATCHES JEWELRY A special .good, line of Ingersolls Rings, LaValiers, Chains from.*.. . . . . . . .$2.25 to $5,00 each Pins, Cuff Links, 1847 Brand ELGIN ” ; * . - , *.* J _( £t t \ . •v f , Roger’s Knives, Forks and Spoons Silver and Gold Watches medium ..Pocket Knives priced ones in open face styles,. Fountain Pens Cut Glassware riv' ’ *,' :........ a * - Eversharp Pencils Splendid assortment of _ choice Flashlights'. * r pieces at moderate prices: Icy Hot Bottles ' ..•f'T ) }• ;'YM W a t c h e s Rings Scarf Pins Buy Early For Christmas Make the most of this week, aftd m ike the most of your motley expended in purchasing suitable gifts. J E rW E L F c Y LaValliers Diamonds Vanity Cas&s Toilet Articles Bar Pins Silverware Makes the one ideal gift for Christmas, It need not be expensive, but it must'be good. GOOD JEWLRY is only sold to GOOD JEWELERS aftd'GOOD JEWELERS sell only GOOD JEWELRY. When you make your holiday purchases from us, you are sure of the BEST. Whatever you pay for the present, you need not fe*r it will be "cheap” variety. We sellonly GOOD JEWELRY. A Bmall deposit will re­ serve your selection until you ate h^ady* . . , Tiffany Jewelry Store 108 SOUTH DETROIT STREET XENIA, OHIO Make Him Smile Xmas An Auto Tire or Tube Will Do It We SaveYou $6 to $25 on a Tire Almost any Standard make—Strictly Firsts, Factory, guaranteed •andHigh Grade Standard Tire Seconds. WeSave You20 to 45 Per Cent OH The List on:, Racine, PortagO, Knight, Fisk, Firestone, Ajax, Republic, Blackstone, Goodyear, Mason, Clingstone, 'Goodrich and all others. Direct factory contracts, and buying tires in immense qualities for different stores explain how we can sell the best tires built at such a Saviftg*to*You. Why Not Save the Difference? The tires are a’ l good Standard Quality. Then, you are assured of good service. Tie SpringfieldTire &SupplyCo. „ N . t w * . A - S r ” * Mr*. EmtotfMcO«U*tt of .Belle Center, k the guest"of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R* Orr. Denatured aiaohol Is the best and cheapest anti-fm*e solutdon on the market, Get it at Rldgway’a drug­ store, Miss Margaret McNeill, who has been spending several months at her home in Belle Center, has returned .nudi improved in health. ■ ...... . ' a ■ You can do best at Kelble’s, W, Main at,. Xenia, for the gift for men or boys, Mrs. J, -A. Stormont received a. message early Tuesday morning am nouncing the death of her niece, Mrs, Olive McGuire o f St, L pu J b , M o . Aladdin Brand of all WHITE E- NAMEL WARE. NoLetter made ware on the market, R. Bird & Sons Co. At 10 above zero two pints of de­ natured alcohol will preyent freezing in your radiator. At aero 4 pints andat .8 below 5 pints to the gallon of water. C. M, Ridgway. , Real bargains-.in quality and price at Kelble’e, W+ Main St. Xenia, Mrs. Gordon' Collins is slowly re­ covering from a*,severe attack of in- flamatory rheumatism, having been confined to her bed for the past six weeks. »■ buggy oPr Sale: A second hand and a manure spreader. ’ J Ralph Wolford. Read Kelble‘a big Christmas,ad in this issue. Keep in mind the Third literary society at the school auditorium next Tuesday evening. There is no admis­ sion. ’ , ‘ Protect your motor and radiator from freezing. We have a barrel on hand and'can supply your wants. Get it now and have.it ready. - C. M. Ridgway. Mrs. Howard Hartsock Johnstown, Sabbath. visited' in —Keep your piano hi shape by hav­ ing it thoroughly cleaned, tuned and regulated. Call Knox Hutchinson, . Female at a bargain. ..Two second hand ocercoats, size 38. Call phone 177, " V . V * : ...Haveyoti Bread? 1 '• tried . our -Salt Rising Auctioneering—term* reasonable— get dates. Cali CedarviHe Phone 21-2 on 181. , H. a WILSON. BLANKETS ANP COMFORTS for your bed,’ ' R, Bird & Sons Co. A barrel of denatured alcohol just received to be used in your radiators.' It is the only anti-freeze solution that docs not affect your motor, C,M, Ridgway. —Automobile Rohes, Horse Blankets a t-----R, Bird dt^Sons Co, Order your Xtnss cakes early, at Cedarville Bakery. WAITED:- POULTRY. Call us at our expense. Phone 12-187, South Charleston, 0 , Irwin Bros., Glad­ stone 0. Aladdin Brand of ALUMINUM WARE. A complete assortment at R. Bird & Sons Co Mrs, M, I. Marsh was hostess to the members of the Ksdantra Club Wednesday afternoon.' q Pure Xmas candies made fresh ev­ ery day by Cedarville Bakery, Miss Mildred White, who is attend­ ing Monmouth College, is home for the Holiday vacation as the school Was closed until the first of the year owing to scarlt fever. Try Carnation Bread made'by Ced- arville Bakery, Antioch defeated the College boys last Saturday night after a hard fought game. At one time the game was a tie and remained at 14-14 for sveral minutes. The final score was 30 to 19. The Antioch girls took honors over the College girls, the score being 15 to 12. The agriculture class of the high school indompftny with Miss. Arnold, spent Thursday in the vicinity of Day ton visiting dniryfatms, “ The many friends here of Miss Susan Iliff of Springfield, will regret to hear of her death on Tuesday. The, funeral was held Thursday, Col. Wilson, for years editor of the Ohio 'State Journal, did at his home in Columbus, ‘Thursday. You can easily have all the money yen need fer Christmas without .stinting yourself, borrow­ ing or contracting bilk * . All You Hove to Do Is to Join Our CHRISTMAS SAVINGCLUB t . AND SAVE A LITTLE EVERY WEEK * v « I t is very easy to deposit a few pinnies, nickels, quarters, halves, or dollars •very week—and—see what you get when we distribute eur X m a s , Club checks just in time for Christmas buying. 1 Class 1Pays - Class 1A “ - Class2 “ Class 2 A “ - ■ Class 5 “ - Class 5 “ - - $12.75 - 12,75 25.50 - 25.50 - 63.75 03.75 4( Class 10 Pays Class25 Class50 t*S- ■ • ■ Class 100 “ Class 200 tt \ 5.00 ; 12.50 25.00 SOM 100.00 - , ’ * F ^ ' v , . h 4 ^ Come and get a circular giving full particulars, or ask your friends,, about it* "E veiybcdy” is joining. Come along with the crowd and be one o f the happy throng who will be*sure to have a Merry Xmas. v* MAKEIT A FAMILY AFFAIRE-LETEVERYONE—Y0VN6 ANDOLDINYOURHOUSEHOLD—BEENROLLED ’ ' Get the S av in g H a b i t , N ow—Join a t O nce THE EXCHANGE BANK Cedarville. Ohio , - # ‘ - 1 ' ^ # f f ^ \ v\u‘ s The Most Sensible Gift of All Useful gifts maks the happiest Christmas. We will ’ gladly cash your Xmas Savings Your Xmas Savings Check invested in footwear th k year means thrift, economy, satisfaction. There is something ’ useful for every member o f the fam ily at N isley'si Ladies’ Colored Boots Browns, grays, Ulaclta and combinations; high or low bools, kid or buckskin. $6.00, $7.00, $8.00, $9.00, $10 to $15 * Ladies’ Black Shoes In soft kid skin, full Louis, Baby Louis. Cuban, military, ahd low heels; laco or but­ ton, $4.00, $5.00, $5.50, $6,00, $6.50 to $15. Ladies’ Felt Slippers In ail tbo wanted shades; elk or leather soles) Juliets and comfy patterns, all sizes3 $1,50, $2.00, $2.50 OhiEdren’s - ' ' i k e s s’ anil Toutl’.s’ brot aek High'Cuts ' $3.50^ $4.50, $5.50 ■Boy ' andMCl Child's Erriory Red Top Boots, Children’s Knee Boots and Boys1Knee and Hip Boots . . $1.75 to $4,00 Children’s House Slippers, Red •Foit Bootees, Juliets and Comfy Slippers. $1.10 to $1,75 M en’s Dress ■ Shoes . , , Id English, bluchet and broad, ’'toe styles— tans, browns; blacks in klji' and, calt leathers. $4.00, $5.00, $6.00, $8.00, $10 tq $15 . Men’ s W ork Shoes In black ,and tan elk and " farm Wear leathers. $2.50, $3.00, $4.00^ $5.00,to $8.00 Men’s House Slippers' In leather er felt, high or '• low patterns. $1.50 to $4.00 Shoes, Rubbers, Arctics, Felts, . Boots 8lippsrs, StooklngSf Spirts, , Foot Eaton Polishes. ETTEH SHOES Having accepted the agency for New York Wall Paper Co. and the afrivi Progressing Rapidly. ie fourth time a new J ’ at the home of Robert’s sis- American Co. of FittsbUrg, I will be, ter Nellie. When Unformed of the pleased to take your order. New sar^j event one of his aunts told him In an pie books after January 1 A. B. McFarland * PUBLIC SALE DATES. . R. L. Hixon & Son, Thursday, Feb .6 Naturally. A mucilage factory in New Jersey impressive manner that, he wna now an uncle for the fotirin Aline, liather fussed, the little fellow answered; “Goodness me, if things keep on Til soon be a orandw-' Vast Fmplre. Inclndi, x alt . ,• 1 •esslons, the British empire the largest terri­ tory. It had nt the beginning of the war a total area of 18,123,712 square recently burned down, throwing 400 ','” ^ . * '^ ^vhl<'h people out of employment, This mis* *, 187^89 tn Asia, 8 ,< 118,245 in North <virtune has east a glu’em over the em 8,600 In f^tral America, 12 ,* re community.**-Boston Transoi-!ut, , 1 , GIVE A DOZENGIFTS For the Price of One. ^°u can send mors than 104 pagea^ full of th* rtitwt Ui« fotmatlvau and iirtamiiSim ^tv^nture' -fascTnating tal*# 6f lfr'/a and romane* aad ibnratlte commenta «« a!g. *** t,w*“ VOU *AY I Metty Christina* ’ ,f Twsiv* Tlmsa a Year Wnn 'i SCRIBNER'S I - M A G A Z I N E f