The Cedarville Herald, Volume 44, Numbers 27-52

i criSj? R. BIRD& SONS CO. Specials For Saturday DECEMBER 17 th 17 1-2 lb*. Sugar f o r ................... .. ....................... $1 00 Red Bird Oat* ...........................g*. pkg. Teco Pancake Flour ........... , . . . . 9c pkg. Aun t Jemima Pancake Flour2 packages f o r ........... 27c Grape N u t s .......... ................... .................................. 16c pkg. Bulk Rolled Oats 2 lbs....................................-........................ $c R i c e -G o o d Head 2 lbs. 15c Coffee per lb. 15C N. B.Our Store will be OPEN for business Friday even- ing, December 23r$„ ’ •' & . ROBT. BIRD & SONS CO. wjegBwigTgiEgnT f~n irmrfaiiMiirt^i? * * * * * * — 3“ r " ' * * * * LOCAL AND PERSONAL f # # # # # * # # * Q. J Mrs. Ralph HIM of Pittsburgh, is j 1tiie great o f her parents, Mr. mid ! -Mrs, j / l l . Orr. ■ Land gtvqcivj m the Columbus pike are finding’ out that the first payment on the road improvement 1$ added to their taxes this December. In the vii- liyto property is being assessed by the state for benefits suxtposed to ar­ rive from the Columbus pike and the Jamestown pike—to be built. STRAIGHT SALARY:- $35:00 per week and expenses to man or woman with rig to introduce Eureka Egg Producer, Eureka Mfg, Co. East St. Ljuis, 111, * 1 Through a" co-operative arrange- Iment between County Superintcnd- lent, H. C. Aultrran, and the Farm Bureau, the Farm Account Book, pub­ lished by the Ohio State University, is to be placed into the '7th and 8th grades o f the county schools asa reg­ ular part o f the Farm Arithmetic Course this winter. This course will be good training fo r all pupils and especially the young folks that are to be the farmers o f the future. ■ VICTORY THEATRE DSXiS" MON. Td^S. WED. DEC. 19-20-21 H O L ID A Y M A T IN E E W E D N E S A Y M I T Z I Henry W , Savage, Offers America’ s Favorite Prima Donna Comedienne W IT H N E W Y O R K COM PANY IN TH E MUSICAL ROMANCE LADY BILLY Original Splendid Singing Cast 300 Times at the Liberty N« Y . TH E ACME OF CHARM AN D D E L IGH T Beauties who Really Sing and Dance Production.a Visual Enchantment SPEC IAL AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA *■ Mail Orders Now. Mat. 50c to $1 .50 . Eves. 5 0 2 .5 0 THUR-FRI-SAT. DEC. 22-23-24 H O L ID A Y M A T IN E E S A T U R D A Y Engagement Extraordinary W AG ENH A LL S and K EM P E R Present The Biggest Most Overwhelming Dramatic H it in History of American Stage THE BAT By Mary Roberts Rhinehart and A very Ilopwood OVER 600 TIMES IN NEW YORK The Sensation of New York and Chicago OVER 500 TIMES IN CHICAGO I t Must Have Merit. I t Must Be Worth tWhile LAUGH S AND TH R IL L S M Y S T E R Y AND FUN Same Company Playing the Larger Cities Mail-Orders Now. Mat, 50c to 2,00. Eves, 50c to $2.50 The Gift Supreme Jewelry, Always Everywhere the Lodestone Lanking Friendship W e S o lic it X m a s S av in g C lu b C h eck s GIFT SUGGESTIONS CUT GLASS WHITE IVORY WARE WRIST WATCHES RINGS NOVELTY SILVERWARE DIAMONDS . / . Priced cheaper than anywheie else in Ohio Large L is t o f Pu re W h i t e G em s t o 'S e l e c t F r om Special Line of Wrist Watches built, d * l ClT| both to please the eye and to run, . . . , Y * O # D v UP TIFFANY Jewelry S to re 12 South Detroit St., Xenia, Ohio For Sale:- A few Buff Rock cocker­ els. Call Mrs. Claranee Reynolds, 3 on 814, Citizens phone. R. F. D. 6 Xenia. A number o f persons are receiv­ ing the Herald as a Christmas gift each year from some friend. This plan may be followed by those who desire to remembeiysome one distant with a gift and one that will call on them fifty-two times each year. Announcement cards have been re­ ceived by friends here announcing the marriage o f Miss Grace Morton, the daughter o f Mrs Anna Morton, Xenia who was married December 10th to Mr. Aaron Gascot Warren, Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Warren has been teach­ ing domestic science in the Caesar- creek schools and has many friends who will be interested in the news of her. marriage. 'I" .... ,jjll.NM.jij■ Elmer Beckman, who has’ been on the Charles Buck farm on the Clifton - pike will move to the George Little' farm. Mr. Fred Weimer, who moved to Jamestown, will continue to man­ age the farm. Word from County Commissioner R. D. Williamson, who was operated upon at a Cleveland hospital, is that he continues to improve,1He has un­ dergone the second operation and his friends are greatly encouraged ov­ er reports of his progress. “ In Walked Jimmey" the College play at the opera house Tuesday was well received by a . sold out house. Walker Taylor as “Jimmy” and Miss Florence Smith as “ Kitty ' Blake”., .the leading feminine roll protrayed these characters in modern stage, fashion. This play was given under' the personal direction o f Prof. Ethel Brand, who half staged severel college events with artistic success. The proceeds, about $100, go to the college, It looks now as If the present Congress would pass a soldier bonus bill for the world war veterans. The Ohio delegation is solid fo r such a ■bill. Congressman Fess, who opposed such a bill in the last session will be- for the new bill. He has suggested that the money fo r such a bill be raised by a sales ta?£ The sales tax* has, been before congress as a means o f raising revenue before. By the sales tax whenever a person made a j purchase a certain tax would be a d -! ded, the consumer paying the tax. If the merchant purchased from the jobber, wholesaler or manufacturer the tax would be added.and then handed down. Canada has such a law that is said to work well. 'ADAIR’S' THE LEAD ING HOME FURNISHER FOR O VER TH IR TY YEARS - T ak e Ad van tag e O f A d a ir ’ s C on v en ien t P a ym en t P lan G i f t s H e ld For X m a s Delivery I f Desired Poultry Wanted:- Plymouth Rocks, Buff Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Or- phingtons, White Rocks and Wyan- dotts. all- bring the high prices. Wm, Marshall. t ‘ > p , EVERYBODY SHOPS AT THE BUSY BOSTON STORE * 4 * m * SPRINGFIELD’S GREATEST UNDERSELLING STORE COMPLETE LINE OF XMAS GIFTS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY MEN'S AND BOYS’ CLOTHINO, MEN’S WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S HATS, COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES A r THE LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY COMPLETE LINE OF MEN’S WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN S UNDERWEAR AND FURNISHINGS, ALSO TOYS, RODS, SILKS, DRESS DODDS, GLOVES, DRAPERIES AND YARD GOODS, INFANTS WEAR, BLANKETS AND COM­ FORTS AT MONEY SAYING PRICES. FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE FAMOUS BOSTON STORE SAVES YOU TIME AND MONEY We ’are informed that Rev. W. A. Condon, pastor of the Presbyterian church in TJrichsville, O., has been called to the Presbyterian church in Lebanon, O. Irish Peat Dopoelts, firIrish fidemists have estimated that 'Ireland coi.-talua more than 4,000,- (Kii).OOO tons of peat, sufficient to sup­ ply the island’s requirements for fuel it:d power wove than 250 years. Qift^bbons The Joy of Giving Is Doubled When The G ift Is a Fitting-One Now is the time you should begin to think about gifts you are going to give this Christmas. There w e of course a million things you can give— Gifts that will last » day—' the gifts that are tucked, away in closets,^ and . The Gift o f Furniture Furniture is a gift that last forever— forever a reminder of the giver and forever of service to the one who receives it. * I t is forever beautiful— forever nseful And it costs no more than the silly little gifts that die. A dollar or two will buy furniture here or%many dollars. I t is all according to what you choose to spend ., You are cordially invited to inspect our floors upon which you will find many practical gifts at very moderatejirices. Uemember—Christmas is just-around the corner, and will be here and gone before you realize it, so we aren’ t ad­ vising you incorrectly when we say to . . \ begin to S H O P -N O W . * - Each year bring* in new sashes, ! girdles, hair-bows and a long list of ’ other belongings to replace those that \ have had their bright day and passed ’ with the year. Two ribbon girdles, as pictured here, make charming gifts. , One of them is- made of narrow satin ■ribbon bordered with a tinsel ribbon ! nnd decorated with ribbon flowers. The other is ft wide sash of two-toned - satin ribbon with loops at each side i and a knot at the back. PrettyHomeGifts Anyone wlm knows hove to handle a paint brush and oil colors or under­ stands the new art of painting with colored sealing was can make the 4?noK for telephone numbers pictured here. It Is merely a piece of black oilcloth folded over leaves o f while paper, Small holes punched through tit each end allow ft hllek silk cord to hind the book and provide for hang­ ing it'up «t the same time, A powder box and ft rouge hex shown below it are covertd with blink lacquer and decorated with colored neallng jftnx that idmuiatea rlbbor} and flower*, &-4 tfj ’ • I •*. - . | - , v ; T " u t-f- » i w^su r ; . ~ l _ .. m tl tlT?- = 20 -24 North Detroit St. XEN IA , OHIO* V ! Coffee on Geraniums. Good Art. Good art always consists of two Pour hot coffee Into the saucers of , things: First, the observation of fact? yonr geranium pots every momi g, hav-I _ , secondly, the manifesting of human Ing It boiling If possible. It will be j H d W f l V C jtftS TOT &nl<Ctt design and authority in the way that sufficiently cool before It reaches th« , S U J # fact Is told. Great and good art most roots of your plants and you will bft unite the two; it cannot exist for* a astonished hi the wealth of blossoma moment but In their unity.-—Ruskln, i your plants will put forth. Latin Words In English Language. Kenny one-third of the words in the English language arc .o f Latin origin.* Anglo-Saxon was spoken In England until the coming of William the Conqueror, m 10G0. With the Nor­ man Invasion eftme the Introduction of French Into the English language. Set* »rnl thousand of the French v.ordN were Latin with a few alterations. Later a still larger number of Latin words were introduced Into the Eng­ lish language- Can Ydu Seat Itl No better vacation motto has been devised-than that of which Pliny re­ minded Tacitus: “Better be at leisure than at nothing,*'—Boat** EUttkh Mamma Might Have Done Better. Nellie has a little friend who has beautiful curls, which she admires. The other day she came running to her mother and said: “Mamma, when you ordered me, did they have no little girls with curlsr Celebrating Derby Night. On Derby night the waiters in,one of the fashionable restaurants in Lon­ don are dressed as Jo,1,>yn and the head waiter r,s a bookmaker, ■ wrue. . f A millionaire can’t make “has went” and *T done” *band any better than a . «ay ktorar, A “V Every man, young or old, will ap­ pro(Into a good-looking rack to place v,Hhip easy reach of his dressing case. The tie rack requires an itjdoflff or oval hoard, cauoothly. cov­ er,-ft with erctoime and a small nickel tuv.ct Nnfe.. which is cerewed to the tftmt of it. It Is suspended by a Bills cord fastened at the buck with ecrew wit • '