The Cedarville Herald, Volume 54, Numbers 27-52

ciwutmti mmm :iih- «« r»* 4 **£Wfc- FdY«R LBC1RKAL TROUBLES PHONE 314 H O W WIRING, EXTRA LIGHTS wad RASE PLUGS, ELECTRIC IRONS, TOASTERS, HEATERS, FLOOR LAMPS, DOOR SELLS *»4 ELECTRIC MOTORS RE­ PAIRED AND NEW CORDS PUT ON, Repair* for all kind*ofwaterf«u**te. C B U K H U AGAIN m o n t m m h k i •amm, umubt , not . » IHHUMt-UpT’l*-'SrfW l i a i ia m U am t kart iam fe itiilf i i fa Hwt **i-w H it v i oriiattt to Actress, Featured In Comedian's Win*, l ^ J * * Marioww and CompanyotW *. Tb»y am n o tuaeiiw irtly nau- wiX'jvasant «wr. Jakyg w d Mr. m ? & *m * m i m m mm - K **& Fox Film, Now Play* la MAt*b«s**d*r Bill" EREDEWRY Hyda- * t tii* epee* house, Saturday, * * » MW . . . . . . . „ .,,,, * ___.Nouambar 28th as a b*n#& y*rfeem- Arobsesador B>li which °P*J“ 1mac* for the Seheoi library. If yau St tho Regent a jw u y , Sf m^ w*h u v .*w r r* * d th * hook you Will want Saturday, November 28 for four day* 1to i n the nuv run Will Kogers and Margarita * *' Churchill are reunited for the first time since Jdiu Churchill portrayed HUHBfB CGCKTT FW TW 4W R T e l i l l , Xeai*, O. Mhe roll o f Roger’s dagbter in “ They 1t o ^ t « T ^ ^ . ^ 2 S ,«niP,& =3 Had to See Paris", the celebrated hu- Z * . * { f " 4 ” * ^ ^ imorist'a first production for Fox. »fw w ' U *■ jM ob ,‘ CUften* »*«**P8* SAFETY FIRST WANTED TO BUY TW * n t y - f t v « V s r s i H i t i r f w l S t o c k . , -—OFTHE— R a lc ta n S ta a l C a r C o . TELEPHONETO’ » PAULYOCKET »■ ■../• '■.■■' 41 PHONE 1079 . / XENIA, OHIO Roger* enact* the role o f a home- 'spun United Stater ambassador to a | revolution ridden country where he treats the king and queen as he would his hometown folks, pnd they like him | fo r it, once they come to understand ■him. At first they1laughed at him, bu t j finally, they laugh with him. NO HUNTING The farms owned and operated or I leased or rented by the following per-,I sons are posted against hunting or | trespassing with dog or gun: E. L. Stormont, Currey MeSlroy George Martindale W. R. Watt Mrs. Minnie McMillan W. S. Hopping Massies. Creek Cemetery Assoc. A. H r C rew e lf^ - — -— -— Plumbing,Heating andFurnaceWork "’i’tawj 9 Latest in Plumbing Fixtures A visit to our new plumbing shop in Yellow Springs will convince you that we can give you great savings in bath room fixtures and you can see them before they are installed. We arts prepared to in­ stall hot water, steam and other heating systems or repair any kind. Lettus estimate either new or repair work. WORE GUARANTEED S a fe ty w a s tb s firs t c o w W i rartw i w h e n ru le s r e g u la tin g N M i n f L* hm > **• a ocia tion s w e r e fsn m iU tw L in tjmae* o f p le n ty tb s m is * g o im m m g l a w * t a w r w f t * in v e s to r th a t e v e r y d o lla r b e d ep o sits -m il b e proteofcod b y first m a r t s * * * ,* * e o *1' • e m t h d y a p p ra is e d r e a l e sta te . In tim e s o f s tre s s a n d t e e c r t s ijd y th e n ila * g o v e rn - in g w ith d raw a ls en a b le s th e in stitu tion t o p r o te c t its d e p o s it o r ! b y Hmttfieg w » * d raw # !* s o th a t a fe w tim id d e p o s ito r s c a n n o t en d a n g e r th e in vestm en t o f a ll ottsa rs. R e can t con d ition s h a v e s tr ik in g ly p o r t r a y e d th e w isd om r f th e se re g u la tion * f o r w h ile m an y in vestm en ts a re y ie ld in g n o re tu rn y ou r, m on ey d e p o s ite d h e r e s till ea rn s ■A* 51 - 2 % 666 Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia la 30 minutea, checks a Cold the A n t day, and checks Malaria in three day*. 666 also in Tablets. A.W.BLESSING Phone 264 J * King Bldg. YELLOW SPRINGS, O. INTEREST Tax Free—Wa Pay the^Taxes „ „ Don’t let your money lie idle when it con earn a generous return here. . The Springfield Building & Loan Association 28BastMain Street SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 1 LOANS AN® M^tl . INSURANCE. . , 3‘» 1• H o t e l C h i t te n d e n redecorated and remodeled . . . over at in making the Hotel Chittenden the ifor the traveler. JHome o f die “ Purple t Shop. Large, comfortable rooms— service. Rates from 31.10 upward. O m . AW eydig, Manager COLUMBUS, OHIO II , | W f W ill Loan’ You money on Your §1 1 AUTOMOBILE f Farmers' Special Rate On 5 / INSURANCE A .Saving Can Be Made on Insur- I I , / ante by Calling Us I b ELDEN & CO., Inc., II Steele Bldg. ' Xenia, O. | Rhone 21 s To His Springfield Headquarters In the New Wren’s Basement/ Be Sura to See Santefs New • Doll , Trunk Outfit i$1.98 With 5 Dress Outfits. One of Santa’s newest and finest toys. Wardrobe trunk, doll and dress outfits all for only tlJfe! And His Cute Lifelike Baby Wren’s Baby Doll $2 .98 GmbUe Footbdl 75c Tinker Toy Fun M Inches H igh! Every little girl will want one of these lovable babiesi Arms, legs and head of durable composi­ tion. She goes to sleep* has a plaintlv* voice tha1 -cries and is beautifully dressed. Heavy cowhide and just what every boy wants for A r t Christmas! It’s a very H f l f special price, too. * 'v v ’ Extra Special Value! Large Steel wagon Special value! Regular 75c Tinker Toy in tube tor only r*F| _ 59cf Santa says to sell j H C it very lowi If You Can't Cornu, Writ* Sant* Claus a :L#t|«ft It has balloon wheels, and 8-4 itMh tire*. Use!. M inches keg, Extra Special! $1 “Erector” Sets Only— 79c Here is another extea special for Saturday! / Genuine $1 Xrector Set for odly 79C! Store Hour* Saturday 9 A.IW. Till 8 :3 0 P.M. The New WREN’S fatWHEN’SNEWBASEMENT! IM M M IS S A S eS S S tS S S S S S A S S S S S hi Our Entire TO BE CLOSED OUT IN TH E SHOR TES T T IM E POSS IBLE TO RAISE MONEY QU ICKLY The Weatherman has given us abad deal, We are going to nnlmd. $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 WORTH OF NEW MERCHAND ISE SALE S TAR TED FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2 0 OU TS TAND ING VALUES IN OUR SHOE DEPAR TM EN T : ...LADIES’ STYLE!FOOTWEAR Just Arrived. Suede, Potent or Kid, Alt keela, *tt Styles, oil sixes. You have paid $2.96 for shoe* like these. Our price— . ' •; g i g LAMES’ BLACK IDARCH BES Open or Closed Front. Our Sole Price— $1.98 - GIRL’SfflGHLACESHOES . Sixes 8 1-2 to 2. , To Close Out. Priced at— 79c BlackKidStrapComfortSlipper. Flexible Leather Sole, Leather Heels. Uhlmsn’s- Sale Price— $1.39 MEN’SDRESSHIGHSHOE Uhiman’s Price $1.98 Built-in Arch, Composition Bottom. Uhiman’s Sale Price— $1.98 •; - v . BOYS’ HIGHCUTSHOES Uhiman’s Price $2.49 MEN’SRUBBERBOOTS Uhlman’s Price $2.39 Men’sNewFallDressOxfords . The Latest Styles ' ‘ $2.49 BOYS’ SCHOOLSHOES Sizes to Large G. Our Price— $1.98 Men's and Boys’ Furnishings and Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS Neckband Styles, 98c Value— 59c—2 for $1.00 CHILDREN’S SWEATERS Outstanding Values at— 29c BOYS' SWEATERS Our Sale Price la— 39c MEN’S OVERALLS Uhlmati’s Sale Price 64c MEN’S RIBBED UNION SUITS SPECIAL 69c MEN’S DRESS HATS The Newest Styles $1.49 BOY’S WINTER CAPS A Bargain— 5c MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS Collar Attached . 59c T- MEN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS Specially Priced for This Sale , $9.88 LADIES* DRESSES Plain Silk Crepes. The colors are greed, red Spanish Tile, and wine, 8.90 values. Uhiman’s Sale Price— $4.88 LADIES'COATS Luxuriously Fur Trimmed. Latest Styles. $35.60 Values. Uhiman’s Price $16.88 LADIES' COATS i Newest Styles—$25.00 ValueB. Uhlman’a Sale Price— ; $14.88 LADIES* SILK SCARFS A 79c Value. Our Sale P r ic e - 49c PANAMA ENSEMBLE V Non*ruit Rayon in Beautiful Color Combinations $1.95 ONE-PIECE PAJAMAS % i; Beautiful Haydn Pajamas. Uhlman's Sale Price— 98c V MEN'S SHEEPLINED COATS. Uhlman’s Sale Price— $3.69 LADIES’ BLOOMERS Elastic Knee. Special for Uhlman’s Great Sale— ■ 23c YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT UHLMAN^S