The Cedarville Herald, Volume 49, Numbers 1-26

I 1 F -w t -i mm* CANDY m a c t o w m w a r p r i c e s Chocolate creems, a $aod one at . . „ .................. 18c lb. Nona Better in Awortecl Flavor# at .....................60c lb. A Good 51b. Box Chocolate in Holly Box at $1.39; A Gmi $ U<Box of Chocolate in Hdly Box $1.39 A Better one $2.00 a Better one at ♦ ,...................... .. , . $2.00 Box All plain Taffies, our own make at , .................. 20c lb. Peanut Candy, our townmake at . . . . . . . . . . . .25c lb. Cut Mix, our own make at ................................ 12c lb. Candy Cane*, any atze at ................ .30c lb. One-half lb. Candy boxes for Sunday Schools » .... • , . . , . . , . . « . , . . . .at $1.25 per 100 GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING Cedarville Bakery AJWnOHALLOCAL Alcohol for the automobile radia­ tor. 168 proof. 70c gallon. (', M. Kidgway For Sale: Two gas heating stoves in good condition. Inquire at this of­ fice. A meeting of the D. A. R. was hold Thursday afternoon at tho home of Sirs. J. P. White at winch time sew­ ing was engaged in for tho benefit of the school at Crossnore, N, C. which is kept up by selling second hand articles. About 00 pieces were sent to the school. Refreshments were served yy the hostess, lira. White, who was assisted by Mrs. Ethel Buck, LADIES’ SLIPPEfcB-,. . . . . . . 79c, 95c, $1.50, $1.95 MEN ’S SLIPPERS.. .,99c. $1.25, $1.95, $2.45, $2.95 S. & S. Shoe Store East Ma in St., Xenia, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Ryle gave a six o'clock dinner last Friday evening, honoring their guest, Mrs. P. H. Kyle of Altoona, Pa, Those present were Mr. and Mrs. T. D, Kyle, Xeni.a; Mrs. Rolana Newland, Mrs. Grace Kyle, and Mr.' and Mrs. Carl Kyle of Spring field. CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR HOME CULTURE CLUB Members of the Home Culture- Club, celebrated their annual Christ­ mas party at Cedar Inn, Friday eve­ ning, Covers were laid for forty-one persons. In the absence o f tho president, Mrs. R. C, Ritcnpur, Mrs, C. E. Mas­ ters acted as toastmaster. Several members responded with ‘short talks, interspersing the four-course menu, Mrs. John Johnson gave the'address of welcome to six new members in the elub. The ReV. Joseph Bennett re­ sponded and the “club prophecy” was given by Mrs. Harry Townsley. ‘What I Think of the Home .Culture Club" was Ml". George Hartman's topic and Mrs. Walter Iliff told a clever Christ­ mas story. Santa Claus entered the party af - ter dinner and distributed gifts to the members. Yuletide tokens were used in ef­ fective appointments for the tables, including lighted red candles, small chimneys and Santas, ’bells and tin­ sels. v , ■' ■■ Members of the committee in charge responsible for the enjoyable occas­ ion, were Mrs. B, E. McFarland, Mrs Cora Trumbo, Mrs, G. H, Hartman, Mrs. Robert Townsley and Mrs. J. C. Townsley. The out-of-town guests were Mr and Mrs. G. Y.,Winter, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Nagley Xenia. i . * - For Sale:- Trailer, 1000 lb. capac­ ity. In. good condition. Phone 2-170, F. E, Havpei For Sale:- Mixed and Alpha hay. . Leonard Glass BUY Bay-Fan; Four-Tube; Price, $75.00 •;' ,> i . Day-Fan; Price, $115.00 Daycrioft; Five-Take, with Built-InSpeaker; Pries; $145.00 OWN RADIO There Ts much talk about different, seta and much of the talk is confusing to the uninitiated. Do not let someone else select your Radio Set. Apply your own good judg- ■ ment. Demand faithful reproduction Of the ..broadcast, a degree of selectivity aud a tone quality that is unexcelled, so that you will enjoy these programs. Day-Fan has these qualities. * Demand a set sufficiently* simple so that all of the family can operate it and can easily get the stations which they desire. And see the Day-Fan Single Dial Control. Lastly, and of great "nportance/huy a Radio Set built by a manufacturer capable of producing high ‘quality products with a reputation that is in itself a guarantee 'of his merchandise Day-Fan -is made in a factory with 37 years electrical experience back of its produets. v Ask the Day-Fan dealer to demon- strate in your home-—and ufie you? own judgment. You will he under no obligation. Dialers Who May Be Interested Address THEM. D. LARKINCO. Dayton, Oh Exclusive Distributor < ; o Cedarville Tire & Battery Service LOCAL DEALERS FRED DEAN, Prop. Ohio ^ »✓ > A b o u t ? • TSsaM Things Yo« Sh-Pi'di Fpr,^ W by JohnJ «p «H DISEASES OF THE KIP’ OYS Kidneys ate remarkably free from sensory nervaa, hence are not sensible to pain. If you have n backache therefore, do not insirt that your "kidneys must be affect­ ed,” and do not be alarmed if your neighbor tell* you that you are get­ ting Bright's Disease, The chief thing I wish my reader to remem­ ber is,- that kidney diseases of se­ rious nature may exist, without a trace of backache—ever. One thing I have observed, finding it true al­ ways, is this: The individual who . ia compelled to rise at night more than twice had better consult his .physician about his kidneys, Most kidney diseases that X have met,, have high blood pressures,—hence in all high blood pressure cases, the kidneys should be carefully looked after by a capable examiner. One of the most painful affec­ tions known to man is "gravel" or venal calculus. Rut the ,offender is never in the kidney when pain is caused. The gravelly crystals form in the funnel-like cavity at the point where drainage starts from the kidney. *Jf they are washed down this small canal, the rough concretions produce agonizing pain, requiring the most powerful agen­ cies at our command to relieve it, and i f complicated, even the sur­ geon may be needed to save life! 1 Indolent' or sedentary habits tend to produce stagnation always, and stone in the renal passages is a result of stagnation. Drinking plenty of wholesome water is al­ ways a preventative ef stagnation in most of the channels of elimina­ tion, and is hence a potent facto; in maintaining good health. <* Your Store in C incinnati "The Storefor All People ' § OTIIJL,selections areexceptional at Pogue’s ^ — for ,gift-shoppers. Each day stocks are added to; new things arrive. » Complete your Christmas shopping now—■ for further delay will bring you nearer to that last minute Christmas rush. / ■ If you want some suggestions for gifts—-Jf. you want somebody to go with you to help you select things—If you want somebody to do your shopping for you— Ask Jane Alden She shops with you or for you. Telephone or write to her-^-or come in to see her. She’ll give you the most friendly kind of advice and help. All purchases sent free o f charge TheH.&S. POGUE Co. Corner of Fourth Street and Race Street How Pogues Serve You mms* Gift Wrapping Christmasgift* ofall kind* will be boxed, wrapped, tied and sealed for you, — all ready for Christmas giving. *#**» * . The Chec\ Room To save you the bother bf carrying bundles while you shop, the Check Room is conveniently located near the entrance on the first floor, where youmay check your bundlea freeof charge. Parking Space Knowing theendlessbother of looking for a place to park, .we’ve arranged to take care of Pogue patrons in the Aulo Hotel Garage. Three hours free parking space for customers who drive their own cars! ■ ' Resting Place The Rest Room and Writ­ ing Room on the* sixth, floor, makes convenient place for appointments. WHERE TO D A Y T ene*AGH T f t u s s E s Endeavoring fit all .times to give my friend* and. patront the beat service with every \tpj*ibi8 convenience, It i» my pleaeBS* to announce that I >• am located at ROOMS ,803.864 REIBOLD BUILDING I’elcplnioe: UarUHd 35fi9 l ” j . H ath aw ay , rrarfwly lan-nted ;n 3ii8 S. Main iff DAYTON, Ofjto. • P I C I P T V I T ’ C T E & S H O W « I U D 1 I n O PLACE O F D AY TON 5 JC!gYfindeville Acts and Feature Photoplays. Entire change of program every Sunday and Thursday. Continuous perform­ ance from 1:30 to 11:30 P; M. Afternoon prices 2dc and 30c. Evenings 30c and 50c. INTERIOR 'DECORATORS Decorating — Draperies — Ruga "Furniture — Wall Paper* Antique Furniture Refinished and - Upholstered. ■ . . A V-jl -*e*c A r.e »jt The Behringer Clevenger Co. ' , 12 T N, Perry St. “ Safe Night arid* Day in every Way f T I D J E L l T Y . | building A s so c ia t io n M q I DAYTON .OH IO ‘ tf MAIN ST. At FIFTH PAID ON SAVINGS W A L T H O P S ' TRY DETROIT'S ORIGINAL S T O U T W A L T DETROIT MALT EXTRACT CO. 46 Eaat DAYTON 710 East 2nd St. Keg* and Stitt!** Stn St. Quality Drugs— Low Prices Prescription* by Mall O.'der Promptly Filled. Tre<sle.‘» Quality Drug Store 4« West Third at. ' Operfi All Night. ; WA LK - O V E R SHOE S Recognized the World Over for Their Wonderful Style*, Good Pitting Quat- itiea and Standard Value*. For MEN fin.. WOMEN Price range 47:00 *6.50 $10.00 KEHM'S V/ALK-CVER *- BOOT SHOP IDxchtalvr .1gcats 39 8. Main St. Dayton, Ohio. - ___ Creator 6f DUtlrictive Jeweler* Art Por th* ducrlnilhatlng Trad* 8 8. Ludlow St., opp. Gibbon* Hotel Vfc. YANKEE 1 Mat-h & Scratch Feed i f yqur dealer can ’ t .supply you , v,rrLa U3 and w e v/ill ship y ou direct. V. E. HERTER & COMPANY * Dayton, Ohio Produces Effgs ■ - • ■ jr. for Ices Money OUR PRESENT DIVIDEND RATE !3 yy/ Deposits made on or .before the 10th day of each w a x 'll j O month bear dividends from the 1st day of the month. • ' The Ohio Savings & Loan Assn* 138 S- LUDLOW STREET J. Mason Prugh, President DAYTON, OHIO David 1. Pruch, Secretary We Buy from Producer* Butter, ■ Egg*, Poultry. _ When In Dayton Brlnu Your Produce •to Us: John G. Skaplk, Mgr. THE' NEW; CENTRAL MARKET MI 1ATS . , whoictiulo & Retail 34 s. Jefferson street. CALDWELL & TAYLOR’S Original Benzol G** and Caspar Motor Oil- For I00«;i Motor Efficiency. SHARPLES CREAM SEPARATORS Full Line of Dairy supplies. Roofing and Rooting Paint, OSCAR O. WERTZ 27 Washington St. Dayton O. BIDDINGS SOFT DRINK CAFE AND RESTAURANT Home Cooked Food Bur Specialty. . Lunch At All Hours. Pomona! attention to our frietuls . from out of town. ALBERT ROST 329 s. Ludlow, next to Union station. Dayton’s Largest Auto Park eu Fourth Street, Jolnmo Dally Nows Building. 25c for 12 Hour Service open Xmy and Night. V - K Automatic WATER SYSTEMS WATER SOFTENERS Fully Guaranteed-—Reliable Ask your Plumber or etop In our dltplay room' the next time you • are in Dayton and let’ u* tell you more about them. THE VA1LE-KIMES CO* Dayton, OHIO. Display Room 124 N. Mail) St, JOHN’S BEAUTY SHOP biazxanlne Floor » Jefferson.Main Arcade DAYTON, OHIO, , ^ Expeit 9ervice* in all Fart* of Beau, ty Culture. Service* to Suit Your In* dividual Type. Permanent Wave* $10.00 « For Appointment Call Garfield 5646. LADIES SUITS ON DRESSES MEN’S ■ SUITS OR OVERCOATS Cleaned and Preseed MAAG-WAY CLEANERS *i 00 12s s, Ludlow 80 S Ni Math Popular Style* Popular Prlcds THE TOGGERY SHOP HATTERS—FURNISHERS * Kslth Theatre Building 120 S. Ludlow. M E D I C IN £ S Nobody in Dayton Soil* Hotter times CARL A. SCHMIDT 209 SOUTH LUDLOW ST. C H E M I C A L S TAKE YOUR HIDES A FURS TO G. LEHMAN A SONS 712 K. Monument Ave^ Dayton, O, Telephone loot 1105 [j KOORS 29 Berbsr Shop In ConnsKffton 29 W. Fifth Mi, Daytsm, Ohio, First and '.j| Ludlow Street*. V/GLCOME TO DAYTON! If vou dlnti or iunolt at Tho Oroy Manor we feel i.uro your visit to ILiy- ton' will bo rc-ini mhcrnt with con- Mdo;.’ b!o plra-"rc. Uc:U IJome rook- ■d l-'ood, Attr,)ytiv<i i5UMonnd!i»ff«. Phone Main 44?. If In N*ed of a Good Reliable Pump for All Requirement* in Any City, Town or Country * D!*tr|et*~**•• u* Th* Geo. J. Robert* Co. 243-251 E. Second St. DAYTON, OHIO, Our goal in next 18 months $1,000,000.00 The Union BuiMing & Loan Associetion 8% 5 E. Second St 6% DON’T FAIL To Vleit Our Ueed Car Department While In Dayton Largest Assortment In City _ RASY TERMS The BALLARD SALES Co., S T U D E B A K E R D IE T . 333 W» Third St. Upon Evenings open Ftiudiiyf? Daytoh, O. I* Where We Are Located East Monument Ave. FOLKS: Holidays— Sundays—Even­ ing*. You, no doubt, drive fre­ quently to our city. We are al« way* open. Make thl* place, ybuf meeting plate to visit your friena*. The finest, freshest lint* of Fruit* . and Produce are effeied fer your selection at epeciai prices. We are open to teke cere of your need* while In our city. Car load* *rNv* daily of all kind* of fruit. . CRITCHFIBLD FRUIT CO, Monument and Foundry fit. Open Day and Night. Plenty of Room to. Park Phone Garfield ,965. You may sometime have somettfing to offer in our line*. Get In touch With ua. JL ' CARLA. MYERS Diamonds, Watches fie Jewelry Arcade Bldg. 33 W* FourthSt. Dayton, Ohio *■**- J * * to $