The Cedarville Herald, Volume 49, Numbers 27-52

<^r * » '.M<ihi■'■ 'it Iinua^upi '0iiini.ip ii rtvmm, - W i n '£&li#£*tlit* Rammed ** te.vrer* bun? worn w )t lit ote* **« »#r«b It »hJ» warn water and a pointer and, before th* ******* dries, rttb thwougUiy with WtetbMs steel week The*, apply two *•»*• *< |to*r ntreteh or wax,- Petm, Sdeaee MeatWy. Lettm g W elt Enough A fort* T » « ravee near Marpbjsboro, HI. w»ll«4 «t» hundred* of year* age by baman hand*, bar« neve? bee* re- «pe&*4 b«*u#e c f the belief that they art Iwea r*ttle»aaka <tea«. The rookie* *f the cricket* seems at the vary fewdatfoa et all sound. At last I camwt tali it from a ringing , la wy eunt It la a sound free* within, 5 net without. You eawutf dispose of ' it by llataala* to it, Ift proportion ** tI am stilted I tear It, It ratjjlftd* me that I am a denizen of the earth.— Thoreau. ! When Middle Age Begins Middle aye has you at last if yoi 1had rather forego a tlivlll tliun take ’ something for H aftmward. —San Francisco Olirontcte. HHMMM f i i, n %■ ‘Naught Can Compare With Gifts to Wear" r 3 Reasons why The Criterion should be your gift store— Father^^Son—Sweetheart, ‘ To say nothing of the in-laws who cannot be treated a? out-laws and the nephews who are anticipating sbmething nice from their favorite aunt and uncles. - Men’s and young, men’s gifts at every turn. Absolutely correct in fashion—supreme in quality yet modest in cost. Choosing simplified —^hours—saved—and a ( Merry Christmas assured to both you — arid that certain party! Mufflers $3.00 to $5.00 Hosiery .50 .to $1.50 Silk Shirts $9.50 Lounging Robe? $7.50 to $16.50 New* Neckwear $1.00 to $2,00 Men’s Gloves $1.00 to $5.00 pr. TKe "A A to u f d Z k t t f a m f t ik B c y i 22 South Detroit St. Xenia, Ohio ¥% Our Entire Stock .--of— , RANGES and STOVES GARLAND OAK HEATING STOVES— Priced from $18.00. to $42.00. Real Bargains Fairmont Kitchen Range, all Nickled trim- ing . Priced from $56 to $65. HAPPY HOME STEAM Washing Machine Prices $12.00 to $15.00 ECLIPSE 110 Volt CABINET WASHER — Regular Price $135.00. Sale Price $100.00 BOSS No. 62 GASOLINE MOTOR WASHING MACHINE— Regular Price $140.00. Sale Price $125.00 These machines are all guaranteed to give good service and are real bargains at the above prices. Supply Company C. H . GORDON ft SON, OFFERS STATE 1400 ACRE FARM Charles Peninger, Washington C. H. philanthropist, would like to mak# the state of Ohio a present of 1400 acres of land. In a communication to Governor Ponahey, Porringer exprow©* the hope that the state will accept hi* offer and that the land be used aa A sites for a charitable institution. He ia said to be adverse to having It used a* a site for an institution for feeble minded or lor a pt <1 institution. , Most of the land is located near1 New Holland, not far from Mr. George Little's big farm. Recently Persinger donated a lerge farm in Payette county to Qjtterbein University at Westerville, A large res- idlnce near the city fa bring converted into » hospital, which be is to present: to Washington C. H. “BIG POTATOES” LEAVING FARMS Prof, Macy Campbell of Iowa State Teachers’ College, Cedar Palls, says 'The big potatoes are leaving the farm, with little potatoes alone re­ maining as seed for future America's crop of farmers” during a speech at the Chicago Live Stock Show. “We need not he concerned about the departure of’ many young persons from farm communities. That Is a wholesale economic readjustment,for there is not room, on the farm for ev- pry hoy and girl bm there, What is vital concern is the fact that it is the big potatoes that are going, leaving he little ones to be the parents o f fchr next generaion in the industry. ‘If the most capable young persons are constantly drained out' of the fanning communities, leaving the in­ feriors, the race of farmers will de­ teriorate.” Take your repair work to Inman’s repair shop and be assured of getting your work quickly attd ‘service from the article long after the price is for­ gotten. THE CHRISTMAS SEASON I APPY fatigue. Hashing,' hprrying. Sitting up late ft ’ * Doing up bundles. Postlug ’ 1Jjyckngc*. Delivering .presents J’ Getting so tlrecLout you don’ t ft know how1you can ev<U‘ (Vnish j[ and then a new vigor and energy 1i and Christmas spirit coming 1’ .over you so that you • feel yon •; can continue more than ever, I \ Wondering whether It wtU snow and’ the snow arriving just in time for Christmas. Hie *t*N ag down on the white, yrhrio eertl*. Bright rod appbw with the ffo) flavor of rite coun­ try. Memories of other ;Christ j mases and New.* 'Xeatie, blurred at other times, somewhat, but "poignantly vlrid ta rite happi- neat f>t Christmas-tide. This (s the Christmas season.--Maty Graham Bonner. /©, Jjii4; Wual.tnNaw»p*iii,!-^.' ft • **■■**•*•■* * *•** Making Others Happy Will Bring Happiness n ~S - m&mmm for The Approaching Eecdved And No Two Alike Scarfs LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S Hats, Felts, Faille asid Metal and Hibbon in the newest colors a&d designs. "Special.... . $5.00 NEW DEESSES#. 1 %Jpst received in the new tight shades and black. These frocks have adopted fvery new note.................. ........ $12,50 LAjRl®SyS€IAliFS--"in a variety of lovely de­ signs and colors ................................... $4,50 (JNT 1SLIZA had llvwl alonr for many years; h»r nmuu'i;* hud dwindled, and her health as well, It was Christmas Eve and as Aunt Eliza returned from town whit * few Jltjle things that her ecunc pursu could buy, her heart was a little lieuiy, for ■ the winter was' before her and lavr strength was failing fast. ’Tm.glad I got that knife for crip­ pled dim; he so enjoys cutting out tiloaU animals. I.lfc Is worth white so long as avc can give others ptenmro. and there te .always some one that we can help, l ’U read to bliud Jane to­ morrowand that will help her and me pass avyay the day* Tonight 1 must try to think of some way that I can earn mosey. Sister would help mu If she knew, so would the clnndi ladies, but I simply can’t tell anyone. Well, the only way to he happy is to make some one else happy, so nt take Jim­ my’s knife to him, God hast never forsaken iJia” All this wa* going through Aunt Eliza’s mind. As she opened the door she stood face to face with her only slater. Sho was overcome with joy. “Oh, Eliza, nil the children wnnt for Chrlatnin* is you, and they sent in* for you. We have a nice homo next to ours, tor you. We will atari to­ night So we can get -there for dinner tomorrow. You shall never feel tons, ly again.” Eliza continues tp believe that mutt- tog others happy brings happiness.—, Emily Burks Adams. (A Hll, VMtWIi t!»!«»-> for the Tree I Has any on* ever tried cutting littls sUrs, elides, flr trees. etc.r from f pumpkin rlud for the Christmas irtel Ffml pumpkin with as wide a peeling as possible, Then ctft out your circles* l etc., with scissors or knife and fnstea to a plece of cai d. • CHmtmas Day Brides \ According to an old belief Christ* mas Day brides are inclined to be frivolous am* fond of pleasure. Trees Thet Cure lepers ■ ’ Numerous kinds of leprosy-curing trees exist in Brazil, including one gpsdes which is thought to be more efficacious tlmn the famous clmtil- • moogra. tree of Hawaii, The seed Is called "japer fruit” or 'leper bread,” . indicating that the natives believe J that it mires the disease. { 37 Green Street, Xenia. O. $ . I {S ftfcL 42 b « £ ? temerds IcteKj sy arrived fig snac!) At the ; Loudoo, » « They o rpmmou wi ifaculty me coloring chsmeteau We.have taken the agency for the Interna­ tional Harvester Co*, and will have a full line * 0 jf " *' ,*. FARM MACHINERY — TRUCKS AND TRACTORS We will also have a full line of repairs for these lines at all times. Look up your list of ■ repairswanted and let us have the order now. THECEDARVILE LUMBER COMPANY i f » i i ■ T i i g ■ j g i g ■ ■ ■ ■ g g g g » g n g g g i i f i ■ j l T i g i ' ■ ■ ■ ■ mmu i ; b w a m ■ i a THE DAY TON POWER & L I GHT CO. Invest Your Christmas Savmgs Fund Checks in Gifts Thai Please Throughout the Year Owing to si at Public Ai on Com 2 Walnut bt lor suits; 1 2 marble to; l»und-made i other books “yeveral anti .1Kitchen ta ,t oil heater; se* of Havli swing; vase< cooking uter Col. O. L. T r / m \ . Why not give a waffte Iron? The electrie kind require no greasing.Hence no fuss or-muss at the table. We have them in all styles and sizes. Selections Priced at $9.98 O nfP G ift The electric percolator Is the modem way to make .delicious coffee. We have them in all styles and types. Also the stately urn sets. Percolators, Urn and Percolator Sets $ 8 .6 0 U p Toasters are ' always ac­ ceptable. Hat more toast made electrically seems to be the order of the modem day, Crisp, de­ lirious toast made at thd table tastes better,; Styles tad Price* from $2.98 Up There is always room for another :-nin].-. With, the wide, range of styles and j rices you w ill enjoy choosing a gift that will be remembered hi the family circle throughout the year, Our stock is complete end every­ thing is new. We have selected the l;est of the leading lamp studios "of the country. Make your selections now. Bridge Lamps $3,75 to $12.50 One Group 4 inch $2.98 Boudoir Lamps ‘ $2.50 to $10.00 1 Group Special $2.98 Per Pair J ........... ' 1 .Jiirnor ] .am” " $6.25 to $17.50, One Group Special $4.49 Table. Lam ps $10.50 to $21.50 One Group Special $3.95 Give an electric iron and your gift will be sure "to please. No matter 'what make is preferred, Wehave a selection in stock at all times, Everyone is fully guaranteed," Electric Irons from $5.00 Up An electric heater: is al­ ways welcome. It pro­ vides just the * right amount of heat where and when you want it. Every home should have one. Prioed at tine our budget plan. I t ’s a convenient way of making your Christmas shopping more efficient. A small down paymenf aiid the balance With your monthly light hills. X r $4*75 9^Dayton Xenia The electric heating pad with its even, regulated heat }s an indispensable article.. No fussing with leaky bottles, Just a comfort glowing healthful heat. Theyare Priced At $6.00 Up istnct a h im hu iT* * n ‘ * 1~ « » » a » «*| " ■ * « ■ * * * * « i i l i n t « ■ m » * i # it it« w* i i i~i w > "A* ^ " :. r ^*71 “ > f . ' - ' T ' * ■ , ■> .A* A * <tf■*' ■ ,