The Cedarville Herald, Volume 47, Numbers 27-52

s b l M I New Fall Footwear For Everyone Women, Men and Children may proper Footwear a t find th e Frazer’s Shoe Store 11 East Main Street, . . Xenia, Ohio • • t * LOCAL AMD # # * * • • # * • m m * i • • * • • T, V, IJiff left yeaterdey for a visit in Cfcfesf*. Mr*. And! Wright, vho underwent m operation at the McClellan hispitel is aide to sit up and reported much improved. For Sale—Two, year old Hampshire Boar. Peter Knott, Springfield, O Dr. C. J. Falro attended a meeting of the Dayton Dental Society Tuesday C. H. Gordon vrili hold n public sale November 18. For Sale:* 46 head of Delaine breed ing ewes. Frank Creswell A $2.00 Hot Water bottle for one cent if-you. purchase a $?.GQ bottle for $2,00, ■■■■>. Ridgway’s Drugstore Miss Frances McChesney, daugh­ ter of Dr, and Mrs. W. R..McChesney is much improved following an attack of-jpleurisy. B, E. Williams ,who was injured in an aut6 accident, was taken to the McClellan hospital last Friday where hla broken arm was set. Robert'Tindall'and family of near Selma left Wednesday for Santa. Ana OaJ., where they will make their fu­ ture home. The expect to.iqake sev­ eral stops on the trio west. William Conley Was taken very suddenlyY.ill . last Sabbath and hi® condition was critical for sever'd 'days He is reporte somewhat better at this wiring. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conley of Crystal City, Mo., were called here by their father’s illness. Mi** Gawrals* Ford of Chicago and Mr*. Alios spsat several day* in Dsyte*. the gss*t of Mrs. Maggie Miss Kate Niabot is spending a few days in Springfield with Miss Bertha Doan. w r mm Charios M. Kimball of east of town was oparatsd ttpfl* the first of the weak at the MtChdlan hospital for appeadieiti*. His wwsdition is reported favorable. Jdge C. H. Kyle of Xenia, is in a very serious condition according to reports at hand. For two dollars wad cwyj cent you get two $2 water bottles at 0, M, Ridgway’a. \ Mrs. Elisa Hughes, aged 79, died at her home in Yellow Springs, Tuesday evening. The deceased wn» the widow of rim l&beDayid Hughes. Eight child­ ren survive, Marion Hughes of this place being one of them. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon, The small pox epidemic in Clifton is reported to be under control and no new cases, the part week. Mrs, Woodbridg? Usrick of Wells- ville, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Q, G, Turnbull, is in a £olumbus hospital, where she underwent an operation recently. Aunt iemii ________— Pancake f™ nars., 25c ScratoliFea%‘b:.$2.95 Cheese,gsfc..,:.L25c Flour.c°unrya* 2 »i .-2 a 99c * # * pick >* * * * % * » • , * » * * * < ^ « • * ■ * * QUICK OATS 9 A r ' Country Club p h s . . /£ '''J 'FIG BARS, ' l f l / . fresh ib, . -Wit#■ ROLLED CATS a c r bulk 6 lb................. CRACKERS* T*t|% Soda or Butter; lb , . PRUNES, large 2 lb r ^O * box ..............AUI# - ' „ . ' ; ■*’ • .. sv ...... ■- ■ ■ ■>v SWANSDOWN OK#* Cake Flour pkg ,« v J v 1PRUNES, Bulk Ig \ A r . size lb. . . . . . . . . . - c™ * APPL -BUTTER , • Gountry Club qt. RAISINS Sun Maid"! *) If* 15 oz. pkg. . . . . .“ 2* CIDER, Duffs Mott glass jug . , . . . . . v / v EATMORE Nut O f l r Olen, lb. . , . . . CHOCOLATE | C p Drops cream cen te r* '* '* LARD, Fresh 20C 4 ..............- ■ ............................. SOAP, P & C, or . l A Kirks, 5 b a r s . . - . ‘*2*1* - Antioch College is bringing Tony Sarg’s Marionettes to. Yellow Springs on November 11th. This is a national­ ly known, organization arid it,will re- i pay you to see it. The admission is 1SOeents with 25c for children under 12 at the matinee. William Hopping has been suffer­ ing from ah accident to his left eye. While driving a nail it flew back and struck bis glasses. Small particles, of glass were forced into the optic and eighteen -pieces were later taken out. The sight was npr injured. —See London Hardwood Co., Lon­ don, 0„ Highest prices pair'for all kinds of standing timber, All kinds of hardwood lumber for sale.* Call or write, London Hardwood Lumber Co. ' 10-24 fit Douglass Custia o fXen ia for the past eight years county representa­ tive of the Mutual Life Insurance Co. has been made manager of the Lind­ sey Branch in Dayton and he is in that city three days each week. -Mr. Custia has been very successful in the insurance business. He will still hive Greene county at his old location in Xenia. PRAISE FOR OFFICIALS The report of J. S. Clifton and V. D, Williams, state examiners, who recently completed an examination of the county offices have filed their re­ port with State Auditor Tracy. The county offices v^ete *11 found to be in excellent shape and the officials are commended for their work. The audi­ tor’s office receives . .special mention as being "second to none in the state” A ll Purchases Sent free o f Charge Your Store *'■ Cincinnati iteGhe Store fo r A l l P e o p le ” t Your dollar goes a long way at Pogues, Just shop around, compare prices and quality, and see for your­ self that this is absolutely true. When you see what Pogues offers you for your money you will he agreeably surprised* Besides all that, you will find that Pogue’s goods stand the test, The quality is right. Everything is . exactly as represented. Pogues will take it as a favor if you will tell us of any thing that does not please you. It is our pleasant duty to make every transaction satisfactory to you. TfieH.&S. POGUECo. Corner of Fourth Street and **&<* Street Ask for “Jane Alden” Whenyoucome to Pogue** ask for Jane Aldsn who will be glad to show you around and help you with yourshopping. Ifyoucan* not come to the store write to Jane Alden end tell her what you Want. You can check your bun­ dles at the Service Desk, Main Floorandleave them at Pogue*i until you are ready to go home# Jf you are a woman and drive your own car you can perk your car in our garage for three hours free of cost when you buy here. While here be sure to look through Pogue'sChildren’s Departments, Everything for boys and girls. Right now you may be needingsovwfithSngunusual in furniture or house fur­ nishings. ThisIedie place. to buy furniture of lasting . beauty, iMSSKisSSSn .How often have you heard some one Bay: “If W* had only had a pic­ ture of her before .she died, jt would help us ip our sorrow,” You have one of the best photographers right here in Gedarville-every Wednesday and Thursday, So see to i t that you have mother, father, and the children taken while you are all togeter, besides , a nice photo ie the greatest gift you can have for Xmas. Mrs, George Hammond^ -Who is in Mt. Carmel Hospital, Columbus’ for treatment is said to be much better. Mrs. Hammond has not been in. good health for some time. The Research Club was entertained ^Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs, Carter N. Abet The gas company in Columbus ask­ ed for a higher rate. Council granted a forty cent rate. The company did not accept end wanted a referendum from the citizens. This was taken on Tuesday, and a majority of 40,000 was given-the forty -cent rate. The company now says it will be' 57 L-2 cents orho gas. The company will ap­ peal to the Public- Utilfties Co. Which does not have much consideration for the gas consumer. One.- member is said to- be a holderj ) f gas company stock. *r" ‘ ' _ Stephen Whalen Of Uribana, who for a number of years has been an, employee o f the Hagav-Strsw Board Paper Co,, died last Saturday at the Miami Valley hospital following an operation six weeks ago. His home was in Ufbaha where he has resided for some year*. He is survived by his wife a son add a daughter. Burial took place at Clifton Monday. Mr. Whalen had severed his connec­ tion with the local company some months ago. ' *• . - MADE TO ORDER SAVE, Choice of Any 2-Piece SUIT Made to Your. Individual Taste From the Same High Class All Wool Material That Go Into the Best $40 and $50 Suits. * « Perfect Fit Guaranteed Th is is pne of th e advantages of having you c lo thes 'm ade to your special order. If you have never enjoyed th e pleasure of wearing a su it t h a t fits abso lu tely perfec t, here’s your oppo r tun ity . Full Suit or Overcoat All One Price $29.50 Home Clothing Co Trade a t Home G. H. H a r tm an , Prop. RSki Rev. H. J. Kyle and William Wad­ dle of the Clifton United Presbyterian church and W. J. Tarbox and Dr. J. P . White of the local congregation attended a meeting of Presbytery at Columbus, Monday. You can get a $2.59 combination hot water buttle and syringe at C. M. Ridgway’s for one cent. By the purchase of one you get two for the price of one and one cent additional. SUNDAY SERVICES Shoe Prices Reduced! We have moved to our ' Bargain Annex Dept. , * F rom the Second to F irs t Floor! No more h a rd s ta irs to climb in order to reach ou r ioW price Annex Dept. I t is now located in th e rea r of ou r m a in store on th e first floor. To in troduce ou r nsw d e p a r tm e n t will de­ duce ou r shoe prices th ro u g h o u t t h e store. • i Sale Commences Saturday, Nov. 8th—Lasts 10 Days READ THESE NEW ANNEX DEPT. INDUCEMENTS Methodist— Sunday School a t 9:16. Music by orchestra. P M. Gfllifan Supt. Classes for oil ages. Morning Worship at 10:30. Ser­ mon by pastor. Subject: “Getting'Ac- qualnted with Christ.” Text Phil: 8 and 10, Junior League a,2 P. M. Miss Elea- mp Johnson# Supt, Epworth League at 6 P, M, Union services with the R, P. con­ gregation. # United Presbyterian— Rev. White will occupy the pulpit next Sabbath as usual. Theme flu* the morning sermon Is “Gather Up the Fragments that Nothing Be Lost” Tuesday evening at 6:80 in the church, will be held a “Father and Son” banquet of all the men- and boys of the Church and their friends. The following is the list of Afterdin­ ner speakers: ! “The Fathers Duty to the Son”, O, A. Dobbins, “The Son’s Duty te the Father” Harvey Auld. “Priveleges o f the Bey of Today” Delmer Jobe. “Fampus Fathers and- Sons” W. W. Galloway. Mayor H, G« Fnsett, toastmaster. Wisdom From the Talmud All the blessing* of a household OOWe through the Wife; therefore should her husband honor her. Men should be careful l*tt they cause Women to weep, for God counts their tears,—Tim Talmud. Not Easily Fooled Another advantage at small-town life is that you know your friend isn’t a detective.—Duluth Herald. Ch ildren’s Shoes Brown Calf Skin Leath­ er. H e a v y Extension Soles. A real value size from Infants 5 to Misses’ New Annex d* *1 O Q Price..............e P J L .^ I ? 10 Day Specials Main Store! Substantial Reductions! msmssimimmsimssstmessmmsmsmsmstsmsmsssamssmsimm 158 Pair Women’s Ox­ fords Strap Pumps and cut out patterns." Leath­ er in Patent, Grey Suede Gun Metal .and Brown Calf Oxfords AAA, D widths. All sizes in this assortment but not every style Special . . . $6.00 to $10.00 values in $2.95 Woman’s Fall Styles Best'Ever $6,00 to $10 A DOLLAR GIVEN WITH EVERY BAIR $2.98 P a te n t Kid Slippers Front S t r a p Cut-Out Patterns Low Medium Cuban h e e l s. Should sell for $5,00, New Ann^x Pr ice. . . . . . Men’s Light Weight Work Shoes . . . . . ,$1.98 Men’s Heavy Work Shoes $2.69 ARMY SHOES Goodyear Welts..$2.95 DOLLARS GIVEN AWAY $ FREE $ Yes, we are giving away nice new dollar bills with every pair oJE $6,00 shoes sold in our main store for 10 days. Commencing Nov. 6th, 50c on each $3.00, $5.00 and 25c on all shoes Under $3.00. Buy All Your W inter Footwear Now! AH K ind s in Every Line a t Reduced Prices! HI-CUT SHOES Child’s a n d Misses’. Brown Calf Leather Oak .soles, A real good serv­ iceable shoe, » New Annex Price Size 5 to 8 Size 8 1-2, 2 $1.49 $1.98 10 Days Special Main Store, Men’s Oxfords Snappy Styles 19 Pairs-of Men’s Ox­ fords made of Calfskin in Brown or Black. Good styles and excellent wear­ ing quality $6.00 to $!0 values dJO CkA Special . , , . ,up« t5 s i/fr Men’s Regular Stock New Styles $6.00 to $10.00 A Dollar • Given With Pair." MOSER’S SHOE CTADC* o JLU K L Xenia, « TRY OUR JOB PRINTING « *