The Cedarville Herald, Volume 45, Numbers 27-52

•VMKi mmmm ) .CHRISTMAS 1922 Our line o f Christmas Stationery Post Cards, Booklets, ' Magazines, Seals; Stickers, Tags, Picture Framing, etc., Cannot Be Excelled in die City BARNES & CO Paints, Wall Paper, Decorators L m Gwen Street, Xenia, Ohio Xenia’s Christmas Store Famous Cheap Store The Largest Assortment of HOLIDAY GOODS AND TOYS in Greene Cqpinty « Quality Merchandise / %«• ■+{ w - BotHPhonts We Sell Everything XENIA, OHIO East Main S tra it mm Mm «if)«mtii£iiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiitfiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigiiiii(iiiiBiiiiiiiiiiiifiti.a.<iiiiiiii» uniuiimmiHiiwiummittiii A, B, C, D, E and F. \iar Savings Starnpaof the ISISissue ift , •certificateplanat the rate of V < ' Cent------ - ^ yn*hl* wwtfi IlHfHlUlHl ce, im, ■ *1 tnhm just nsemi^m oritoanr w n W eovm- totfd Aim* "Wsa, isn't th^t vase w* vettte* to bee**** wi** my m uMoristr* de­ manded Charley, Jw&ng W &m hid mm- , * . -■• “Not Mdtomg' 6 h» CMrier* m <kwt undemauaL SMte-tbsr# tost *ny more nwunMs* about %** mm *oLb«d. "You i*n dxwua of aw and think o f me *t tfe* office all day,** “But, my do*?,, eroot yea a Httis romantic?" *sfc*d ttoo bewildered has band* “Look at Mrs. Vena. Her husband and. oho adot* each other, and they walk about ana In arm like lovers, though they’re bow married dye years And they’re maSjy Jealouo of each other, and hare terrible quarrel*,” "Ann*/ dazlhbg 70 a—you don't Sant u# to haro quarrels?" cried Charley, kfbajft,' v, "No, but I’d railier hare quarrels than—than live oaf<the game monot­ onous level all the time." "Humph!" said Charley; and'Anne flung herself out of' the room indig­ nantly, Wouldjaothla* stir th* man? She knew ho loved her, and she was devoted to him, but she Just couldn't .stand Carried life without romance. , * * • *• < } * " * * •' . "Some day," said Leila Venn, fac­ ing her husband, “I shall really run off with a man."' « „ ‘Tve been expecting It ever since ,1 married you,” returned the brute. “Look at the Smiths. •Charley and Ann's ndore each 6 ther. He isn't auspicious of every man. who comes near her like you." "Charley and Anne know the mean­ ing of domestic happiness, and you’re always up or down. And you’re just a# jealous of me." "Oh, I bate you!" exclaimed Leila Venn, flinging out. at the room. She put on her hat and went round to the Smiths’ place, "Js Anne In?" She asked Charley, whe opened the door td her, . “She—she’d JMd gone ,out for little walk," faltered Charley. "Ton look aa If you weren’t happy, Mr. Smith." - “And yoo*look an If you’d been cry ■inf *’1 ' 1 / "I haven't; but I'm' going to—on you," sobbed Leila, and suited the actios to the deed* a* j* * > 3 t<»{ *;*__ '* Ann*, pale of face, confronted 3i» Vend in the road halfway between their houses. . . * "Read that!" fold Anne, thrusting a note underMr. Venn’s nose. "And yon read that 1 " said Jim, fol­ lowing suit They read. - Ann® -talci v ,.|* sv * isf :'^ wwiss . .guessed that with dOUbetwtely: "If was carrying have killed him.1* iualy ; Protected by First Mortgage on Clark County Real Estate THESPRINGFIELDBUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 2ft E, Main Street, SPRINGFIELD, OHIO “ At The Big Pillar*' itiimitiiiiiiiUHiiiniiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiHtiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiilifHNiiiiiiimitiiiiMiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiitiimiHHHmfmti Start.Your Christmas Shopping a nr* nr«ipri? A i I O H f wcwco ADJUSTO-LIGHtr, the Light that Clamps AnyWhere jft Especially Fine for Reading in Bid $5.00 Other Irons, goaTanteed at $4,50 and $6.00 . AMERICAN BEAUTY ELECTRIC IRON Tha botjlttm mad*, fully guarantMd $7.00 S s i l H * —w r * — *— fGJhhr $ 8M, $i<m Eleowe Petsciatora — . _$8.00 to fritoO ’ iisioo m o Eleetrfc Hair Prying Comb’ __ Vibrators $16-60 $10,S0‘ Waffle ■ fron Electric Flashlights, Evcrready, all Sixes and prices. toadter with carrier top^.-— *-^$7.00 Other* at $8.00, $«,00 and $8^00 fmdefc tmm -*------— -------- * - $160 up f ee^teiew Lem** *’___ Meotrk Grit, iVemy $12.60 Mm *it cttrtisg mm ftJft $6.7b »• « * * pads ------- - *.$6.76 and $0.00 TkM9m ____ $ 12,60 ... .............. " --------- 1 .......... if-in .r. THE REGINIA ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER A M b ' iw n aM a l k u U m , mm i * * to op,r«t*,.tmd « IjM t,b l. to m i, kiuip n r . i t ftH radiU »Kia»* w •e■ ff m ni es.e m *wewwe* Nate ’we<w«sw>wm#^:at*eeee'4e4fbMMA»*a^etiw*>M«>ee t* * * M * < * * m + m * * im m edfdcMtoisn See them $ 86.00 »«ia«iatoian M*«d Painted ,Chhia Tfbat toe are protid to ehew, Extremely keaatifeal patterns, deltoate tidts, and will fc* m *miw to the "cuna Cgfbe«»d.tf . * l 6 #w DOLLS A reel showing o f dolls, that e»lep~that talk—walk. The famous "Mama” doll is hete. Each one a work of art. :,..• fi p-iliilirM II 1 ili"^ Ml fl! IrT 1 semnMi 1 ‘ n .... ^ ..,n eeperialip for ladies o f discrimination, toith all the np-to-the min- a ftEULL tmom’wmmm art g ift foe too % Mate, tm* o. East C O riMbs Main Street, » OHIO te ^ *Creetwdti^ ville, ' 1 . sd^ected 'something ;was amU*, aad J was on the lookout. A note she dropped gave them away." "Veit—you won’t do anything deb cMNTfttd)* ' <> "Only kill him.” ‘•Mr. Vetm-meaae; please—*’ "Or thrash him within an Inch oi hie life. God. to think how I loved that woman!"' "Where are you going? WaltI Think1” "I’m going to catch the 0:47," said Jim. .■■■.■. **Xhen I ahaU come with you. Poor, darling Charley, to think he should have fallen late the clutches of—" "That’ll be about enough now, Mrs. 8 ml'thl To tblnp poor Leila should have been led astray by that monster 1 " They glared at each other all the way to tbo station. In the train they sat atient Terrible thoughts rushed through their minds. They drove la a taxi to the hotel, and rushed to tho clerk's' desk , 1 Atiso pulled Jim round. "Look! Look!” sho gasped, ThtrS, UJM* A seat In tho lounge, sat the eloping wife and husband, calm, uttrufRed, chatty. Their desert­ ed spouses resided up to them. "Been waiting for you folk* for din- nor," said Charley coolly, "Darling, come away! Come home with mel" Sobbed Anne, trying to throw herself upon his neck. "Hush, don’t make a scene, Anne! No, Mr. Venn, I am not prepared to engage in a duel with you, either with flats or pistol*, in. this respectable hostelry. Sit down and keep cool, it's all a put-up game. “Your wife told me she wanted to poy you out for your Inveterate suspi­ cion of her, and my wife wanted jeal­ ous—quarrels—romance: She’s got what She wanted. HOWabout your 1 } Jim Veen glared murderously at - him. Then, slowly, a sheepish smile came over his countenance. The couple { looked so palpably Innocent 1 "Ha, ha, tkafa one on me for Mre1" ! u mttttiftftdt "Charley—darting1 I’m the happi­ est woman in tho world—If It’s true,’* whtsnared Arue, Charley sllppU an arm about her. "Don’t worry about that," he said. "Say, you folks kept us waiting nearly an houtfhere, and If we’re Hof sharp there went be any supper left” Useful Gifts Make the Happiest Christinas GivefotwearGiftsThisYear 0*r *t«r* Is fnHof « mo M fifte fw * v « y » —al » r hsn8y, f o r TaHisr saft g fstih eg . f e r a iM M mi S isftg F i t Bw IMtimTm* Slippers 75c to *4.00 Wool H o k . . . .$1.95 to $2.25, P ^ S i lk How in HoUy ^ ..............$2>49 to $10.00 .Wool,Hbae.. . . . . . . . . . . .50c Slipper,............. 56c t o $1.45 Shoe*.......-$ 2 .6 9 to $10.00 ' nn an nn ShOC8, a. •49c tO $4 t00 Slippers............... 89c to $3.0Q^ ■' • 2 pair? Silk Hose in Holly .Radio Astraliani top? boot B ox ,. , a*v. i . i . * .. - -$2.50 over*.. . . . . . $2,85. to $3,25 . , . - i * t , & ^ ‘ > ‘ * . ‘ iW e give an aroplwie tkat really; flys 150 feet O O y S . With1 every pair o f Boys' Shoes $4.00 and over , t ( * M O S E .K S S h o c S t o r e South Detroit, j Xenia, Ohio The .approach o f the -Holiday season m eans, preparation lor hom ecom ing and turkey din -1 ners. W e have made more extensive preparation this year than usual. Granges, Bananas, Grape Fruit, Figs, Dates, Apples and ail Seasonable Fruits. T#« diMMl, M*ybs. M«m« (from the office)—Your hua- osnd flirt* with th* new stenographer dcMdfolly, Hedge (his (te-stenog)—Doe* lie feelly? He used to be quite good *t lb I OYSTERS W e are headquarters for the Oysters on the market. Ship­ ments received daily and we can supply your wants in large or small quantities. KF!3R£TOOD\ ........ ej^t*r.tott(M*\ iadsAtn^iSStowl lift Mn i TtCHj ■ ■ f iw o r ^ K m <: me, g flN I, TM TURKEYS, DUCKS, RABBITS, CHICKENS All Kinds of Candy In Package and Bulk W e have always catered to Christmas candy trade. Our stock is o f the highest quality and sold at the lowest price. Special orders filled ou t for Holiday trade treats. *Place your order before our stock is sold out. H . E . Schm idt <SCo. Wholesale and Retail Grocers 30 South Detroit S t., Xenia , Ohio V •.. 4»