The Cedarville Herald, Volume 49, Numbers 27-52

*x*k* |P»a^iiji>ixBgy l 1 om m m pt» « ■ •!►>** •*»“ » «* * ffNrt liRM. n I * » • « * « • » « « LOCAL A«D FEtSdNAL. * m h B •nitummim Mn* B. K. Robison was hoatass to (ri*» members pi ih* E mwito J, Club last Thursday afternoon. • # * # m 0 m & Uri^ gtmowd j Tmi Wm& &$* • mkwNUAi^ ■tUeS. i: j&ack Mad by Xen- f«r r*-; Bornt, •~-CW, 0. U Tty£ng| *»«ttwwMir. Call i&m* *-*8, tee yoar sal* dates. (4tp) Ut*. F.B, TurabaH and Mr*. W, A. Spwe*}f entertolnBd last Friday evan- te* at the borne o f th* former with •rvea tables o f nook. Kr. ftW the week. Yr\ W. Griteway made a trip to P^fcbpFjk, the finrst of Mra. L oot * Tindall entertained the jYoony Married Peoples’ Club last Thursday afternoon. Mr* and lira. ]!>#. fifcvoadee were called to Newark jpgi Friday to at­ tend the funeral efA^ibritvi, rrptjgm Ladies Genuine Aqu- Marine King §8.50 THE PRETTIEST EVER 1 A son was born Saturday to Mr. and Mr*. Garmon Bradford.-’ Wanted:* Radr * «* . esaght in this, vicinity. Highest ngg$Mt price if de­ livered to Shell Gas^ie Btatton, Weirner, MTS a ent ■mm . . ;*W ‘S ’ ■§ This hm been essentially a ring year,‘ the popular tastes running to set rings with rather large stonea. Aquas are particularly desired. The Newest and Finest Valuables Obtainable Are Here For Your Selection TIFFANY’S South Detroit St., Xenia, Ohio •. • ■•■■'.• '•' -vs***!* ■' ■" .< .. ■ '•-•■•••••■■ '■ ■:. -v • ■: , gruejn watches Mrs, F. B, Turnbull apd son Robfc., visited in Columbus laat week with Mr.'and Mrs. J. c. McMillan. .___. . . ■«> * Methodists be sure, to get your ticket for the ‘/Father and Son” ban­ quet, Dec. 18th. A special program. I'** C. 33. Masters Grocery will have a public demonstration o f Heraey-s Co­ coa Saturday all day* Stop in and have a treat, , } Dr. C, M. t^ilcox of New Paris, 0 „ spent the week-end with. Mr. ape Mrs. A. E. Richards. ‘V k feilK iilm iiu iini | See Mrs* Clara Fisher for Scalp and Hair Shampooing, ^Manicuring and Facial Massage, Will call at your home. Mr, Chester Ciiftop are t£* old has resigned as and council hat to fill -the vacancy, Miss Ruth operation at fchtr Tuesday for bins la repo: lowing the opera: I have in stock co Silver Creapv silver polish is-* to the fastidious will convince, 3$ .and family of ^fbeir farm on! i Mr, Preston,] that village | Thane Young,' l underwent an hospital, Miss Dob:- roved foj- 1known Mar- fqnp. A good commodity "e, 4 trial at Inman's, Richards Drug Store By THE BRIDGE Phone 208, For bargains in Magazine aubscrip- iioi a. »■+•Janie* McMillan, Just a few day* left to send your gift subscrip­ tions. Janie* McMillan Christina* la eply ft few days away,j A vif.it t i our stire will aid you . ini :r.»l::r,g your K’lrrilons of tjiw, glove* s3Ku:', an l scores of other worthwhile «i tides. Give Uftfnl gifts, C. A. Keltic, 17-13 W. Main, Xenia. Our mr,tto l- “a fair price for high j'mik1end conselcntious work.” I am vA all tin-cs willing and glad to ex­ plain just whst repairs are neceswiry Take your repair work to Inman, the jeweler. « MAN WANTKD—To sell Nursery. Stock for old reliable iiipn. Pleasant j work. Liberal commission payable t weekly, Write THE CLYDE NUivl SERY, Clyde, 0. ' , SEEDS EOR SALE Crimson clever $4 per bash#! Choke Alfalfa $1$ per busheL Prime Alfalfaf, #10. Genuine Grimm, #20,. Red Cleyer, #17^0. Timotliy, $8g5. Clover, Al*lke, and Ttmethy equally mixed, #0. AU native home grown teeted seeds, free from weeds and over 98% gemination, GAINES SEED CO* Canfield, Ohio, A Christmas Gift of n^rit and one that Is appreciateuwould be.a warm HP "■ " rriT I? l.idUb ,’ev N ' , j ^ Goose Hangs High . A PLAY IN 3. ACTS TO BE PRESENTED B Y .; \ , , . i h e v . , - ;,w ; i £, - A ^ ' IOR CLASS CEPAKVILLE COLLEG ON MONDAY NIGHT, DEC. 20th Tickets on Sale at Richards Drug Store ' ,M 8 :00P .M - ? . A meeting of the American Legion I will be held Wednesday evening, Dec. 15th at the' mayor’s office at 7:30. All members are urged to attend/ Important business. " For Bale: 40 White 'Leghorn hens and 12 Minorcas. Mrs, C. Hi Crouse overcoat, r the boy, Servl J-or acoat for Butchering; -I am 'prepared' to d o , » .R^Vf ^ 3 your butchering this fall,and winter, muffler* in many style? whJre y 2 *WU hvtch6r at your place- or tm k c a n A your hogs to town. Phone 3-197. CaU' ? " l eIe£ W 0 . . A . Kelble, 17 ^ J w , R. Cultice -IS W. Main, Xenia, 5 1 % WISH BONE 2 7 ..■■•. vs. • BACK BONE YOU WISH fo r the daym en you will be financially independent. But remember, it takes BACK BONE— the I WJIL spirit— Pius a savings account to realize your wish. THIS AD IS WORTH $ 1,00 TO YOU For this ad and $4.00 We will credit $5.00 on a new account. The ad *is worth $1,00. . , - TheSpringfieldBldg.&LoanAss’n. 28 E, Main Street Springfield, Ohio 3V3 F jpi *r PA^h the Boys’ and Girls’ basket ball trams of the? College, will meet teams from,Springfield Business.Col-, .lege- Wednesday evening^ Dec. 15th. The two girls’ teams will meet in a preliminary game. -J-jd The W- C, T. C.AviU meet at the home of Mrs, Lucy Barber, Thursday afternoon at one o’clock. Please come, prepared to sew carpet rags for dis- abled. soldiers in the Soldiers’ Home. ’ *-L- ....M ......-■■■.- i.-.-'/y -r-’ For Sale; B fiat Conn Clarinet. Low pitch. Will sell at half price. - Charles A.' TownSley , , - ....... .. . . WE ARE NOW culling and blood testing flocks.. If interested call Let laud .Crarn^ -83-R or 83fi-R, XE1” ‘ I W i ‘K The infant daughter o f Mr. and Mr* Hunter Heatiicook died Wednesday. Burial took place at Massiescreek cemetery, Y } Investigate the Herald Travel Ac- As the yoc,a*s roll by, you will find thajfc the"-most enduring gifts’ are these of, FURNITURE. They don’t get lost nor do they wear out as other.,things do." Instead'they acquire a charm’ arid' dignity with the passing-years. They become associated with events arid me’mor-' jeS—making them heirlooms of the tomorrow. ■ . 1*3* -* '"r^*‘ [cident Insurance Policy, Follow the Crowd to Cedarville’s h*id:)iMup In the/haH-ovs^ the fire place -«a- boVe the Bgffetotto many places Wham a beiuri^il polychrome mir­ ror add* that isxfcA touch o f beau­ ty to the home. Elegant designs that make ideal gifts. ‘’»rL*v . /. The finest line of Christmas Gifts ever shown in Cedarville at prices w e are very proud to put in plain figures. We invite comparison. A Few Suggestions BEAUTIFDt HYING ROOM SUITE Your Gift To The Family r This.Suite would make ari ideal gift io your _f&ihily—one they could enjoy for years. The upholstoringis excellent embossed Velour, The seats are of 'full spring construction, This suite is priced extreme­ ly low at $92.00 Lanms for G ift, $1.19 and up Wide assortment o f very beautiful lamps, shades of pure silk and georgette, trim ,med with silk frings, also manyf new style hand painted glace shades' in the new novel ty shapes, metal, and wood bases. S i p ". <t ' ’*»* COMPACTS 50c to $3.50. KODAKS (Eastman) $5.00 ap. M a n ic u r e s e t s $3 to $ 10.50 FOUNTAIN PENS $1 to $7.00 f o u n t a in p e n - p e n c il SETS' 33.50 to $1.00. FOUNTAIN PEN DESK SETS $4.50 up. CUT GLASS COLORED ART GLASS - ROSECRAFTART POTTERY THERMOS BOTTLES CEDAR CHESTS, $22.50 Genuine Red Cedar motih proeff cbeato, make Meal Xmas 'gifts for Daughter or Mother, FANCY GIFT BOXES CANDY Such as Cedar Chests $3.50 to $6 . 11 111 •' nrilfllllllgllll. 1. 1.lllj.'.. 1IIIIIH.IHU.LLU. FERNERIES and TORCHIN w • . - . 1 » LAMPS FILLED WITH FINE CHOCOLATES. Davenport Tables $17.50 and up You will surely* waht one of these beautiful tables for your living room. We have a fine selection to choose from. Mahogany Finished Rockers $15.00 AND VELOl/R FAiNCV MOHAIR PriXOWf? $1.19 S m Come iti and let os htip you \n your selectioii of GIFTS for e a c h m m n m o f t h e f a m il y . REMEMBER —— A Vote on the Dolls for Every Penny Spent f&ewoJULStore ProwantSBrown Walnut Dresser t e o ^ A simply db»|j|ji8 dmser built of genuine mhsSt *b^eers, the linos are straight yrt jriaasing, of gener­ ous si*e wfth *ptitety of drawer space. . : <■( “O ut Location Lowers Prices To You” McMillan’s fjU R iflTU R E rvEALERS * I I K E R A L “ iRECTORS CEDARVILLE, OHIO tABOREITS 49c SMOKERS $7.50 up Full Vanity $42.50 A really ^rvieeabla addition to your bedroom suite. Full length mirrors that are high­ ly poltsehd are very handy anyone will admit.