The Cedarville Herald, Volume 56, Numbers 1-26

ARViLLK HERALD, l>£ .'EilSEU IQ, 1022; We Are Distributing Our Sacred Art Calanders i Through the local churches and from our home. Calanders have been placed in the church vestibules. Be sure to get one there or at the' ■ ■ ■ ■ , M c M i l l a n f u n e r a l h o m e Cedarville, Ohio m stm t i N EW GIFTS JUST COME IN h i g h n e c k l i n e i s ALL SET FOR FALL 1 ■r"11""" "ir‘ 3 Outstanding Feature of Now, Autu::,vj Fashion#. Necklines and neckwear are among the most Important details of clothes for falL The close, high, youthful neckline that buttons up to the throat Is slated for high popularity, and it Is to be relieved by new and tailored touches of white and• color,- Little stand-up or turn-over collars of white organdie will be seen on tail­ ored wobl street frocks, particularly black ones. A crisp organdie bow or a while, silk pique ascot will add a last-minute , touch to a last year’s frock. But col­ lars and cuffs are to be tailored this fall—no fol-de-rols. A vyjilte organdie blouse, for In­ stance, is effective when worn with, a black Eton suit. The blouse has H crisp little collar which stands/up and ties .with a tiny bow of self- material. It also has long sleeves tied with a tiny tailored bow at the wrist, and showing beneath the three- quarters sleeves of the Eton jacket, RUCHE TRIMMINGS By CHERIKNICHOLAS i m K A. imm 32 to SO piece Sets.of Dishes.................... $4.95 and up Copper and Brass Lamps ............ ..................... .......- 98c Table Mirrors (etched) ........... :...............................$LOO Glass Birds (set of three) ................. ............ .........$1.00 Casseroles (Oven-proof China) ........75c, $1.00, $1.50 Cookie Jars ’..................................... .............. 89c to $1,00 Fleuron Pottery.................... .....15c, 29c, 50c, $1.00 Sewiiig Boxes.......... ...................................... .....29c to 89c Dresden China (white with floral design).........$9c up Chronium Plated Trays (9 1-2x16) very special $1.00 NEW LOCATION 17 E. Main St., Xenia, O. M Cm B. Curtis Gifts you witf be , proud to give! . Beautifully made in Black Crepe, these slippers will delight everyone who re­ ceives them. Many styles t o ch o o s e from a t this .exceptionally low price. WOMEN'S H I T SLIPPERS 29< He will Enjoy Comfortl Evtrymanwill appriclata Slipptra for fh«yglvamuchnttdtd comfort to histir«d foot. Youwitl dslight hi giving thmm,t/i i hoyorofcainborn fly modi inTan(oalhor.' G A I T E R S . A Gift $ 1 0 0 •f Hoalthi Loafhtr Sole S P E C I A L Children’s mm || HouseSlippers J tiW C J U L I E T S For Mother MEN'S FELT SLIPPERS 59c SLIPPERS For DacL $ ■ 6 9 , A dandy Gift for Boys( A Strong, long-wearing Hi-cut shoe that he will be proud to wear. Knife -Free with every pair! . First Quality P«r» Sift HOS I ERY Always a Thoughtful Giftl 35 E. Main St Springfield, O. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS ‘HERALDWANTANDSALEADSPAT' ADDITIONAL LOCAL Mr, J, 8. West and family had aa their guests over the week-end his niece, Mrs. Hook and two children, of Washington C. H. For Sale: C Melody Saxophone, Henry Henderson, Selins, 0 , FOR RENT—Residence o f eight rooms on Xenia avenue, Cedarville, Beat reasonable. Call J. A. Finney, Xenia, Ohio. FOR SALE— Five room res­ idence on East Elm St. City waiter, cistern, well, garage, and garden. L. F. Tindall,, Ex. C. E. Smith, deceased, * - . i . . . - FOR SALE—*Two desirable lots on East Xenia Avenue. L. F. Tindall, Ex. C. E. Smith, dec. FOR GOOD COAL and FEED Call Phone3 ,Cedarville. C. L. McGUINN FOR SALE—Cottage dwelling of six rooms in fine condition. Electric lights, cellar, furnace, cistern water in house, barn, poultry house, plenty j £ fine fruit-and berries, and five acres of ground. Located near Cedarville on Wilmington pike. A, H. Creswell, Admr. Local Butchering— Meat of all kinds for sale. Prices right. Let me butcher your hogs. James Vest, Cemetery Read, Cedarville. Here is a pretly' evening frock of heavy white crepe, The pleating* are o f stiffened silk organdie. All through the fall and. winter style pro- gram emphasis Is placed on pleated liiche effects. The velvet dress with bordeHqgs of wide box-pleated satin ruchlng as shown In recent style-ex­ hibits Is an exponent of this new fashion trend. Evening Jackets and boleros of taffeta are made with ruche effects at the shoulder and the latest movement is collar, and cuff sets of box-plefited mousseline de sole, or­ gandie, or net. BARGAIN IN BUILDING LOT The only available building tot on Chillicoth Street. Located on comer of alley in good community. o. l . M c F arland 1217 Glendale Ave. Apt. A-10 Davtop, Ohio KEEN KUTTER RAZOR STROP DRESSING By Mail— 25c box SOO t REMOVER Cleans flues. Prevents fires. Saves fuel. By mail, 8 oz. box 50c. . KORN KURE— Mighty Fue By Mail 25c bottle J. B. STRONG, 238 N. West St., Xenia, O. Just arrived, car good Yel­ low Jacket. C.L.McQuinn. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ettate o f Sarah E. Mitchell, Deceased - . f a * Hastings has been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate o f Sarah E, Mitchell, late of Greene County, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 8th day o f D«cember, 1983. S. C. WRIGHT, Probate Judge o f said County. FOR RENT— Seven'room housb on N. Main Street, Cedarville, O. $12:50 per month. Phone 12474 Jamestown, Ohio. C. W. Mott. FARM WANTED .1 have X client, who ie inter­ ested in a email farm— 60 to 100 acree. Send full informa­ tion as to Location, Buildings, Price, etc., to Neal W . Hunter, Atty., Jamestown. RMKMKMmM ADAIRS \ j This Christmas More Than Ever Something FOR THE HOME Occasional Chairs ...........$4.95! Lounging Chair — Stool 19.95' End T ab le ...................... 1,39 Occasional Tab les............ 4,75 Gateleg Tab les................ 14.75 Spinet D esk ....................... 7.95 Secretary Desk .................. 27.00 Smoker with Humidor .... 4.95 Coffee Table ......... 4.75 Bridge Lamps.................... 1.98 Smoker Lamps ................ 3.95 * 3 Pic, Living Room Suite 45.00 Table Lamps ....... 3.95 Radio Bench ......... 2.98 3 Pc. Living Room Suit.. 45.00 Philco Radios ............. 18.75 Lane Cedar Chest............ 9.75 Studio Couch .... ....... 29.95T' T~ ~~ ■' ' ’“ '77'“ “ ' 7 7 '. . Ferneries ............................. 1.98 Magic Chief Gas Range . 44.75 A I S j t v i l G ivm , J29.7S GRUEN W*TCH«» TIFFANY’SJEWELRY STOEi . South Detroit St., below Second Xenia, Ohio Hopsier Kitchen Cabinet 29,50 Inner Spring Mattress__ 8.95 When in Xenia be sure To drop into Adair’s and Look Around 20-24 N. Detroit St. Xenia, 0. J S3 53 WHEN IN XENIA VISIT Eichman’s ELECTRIC AND RADIO SHOP . FOR XMAS GIFTS Wi m if. fs, • f c ■ i ¥>: 666 COAL ! COAL !! Before you put in your Winter’s supply o f Coal, see me for lowest pricss on High Orgde Coal; Ky. Coal, Pocahontas, Autharctte and Feeds am ) Seeds Coke. Baled Straw sold by hale or tons. Gas and Oils. . C. E. Barnhart’s Exchange CEDARVILLE OHIO TUBERCULIN TESTED MILK Delivery Morning and Evening M ilk^ fc Quart Milk—4c Pint Cream—15c Pint COTTAGE CHEESE— 10c Pi. 20c Quirt HARRY HAMMON LIQUID — TABLETS — SALVE 666 Liquid or Tablets used internally and 666 Salve externally, make a com­ plete and effective treatment for Colds, Most Speedy Remedies Known “HERALDWANT ANDSALE ADS PAY” §* t N\ l A Store Full of Beautiful HOLIDAY GIFTS COME IN WfllLE THE SELECTION IS I IN FULL BLAST. m USE OUR LAY -A -WAY PLAN MAKE A SMALL DEPOSIT I SURE OF WHAT YOU WANT** Coming Saturday December 17th, 1932 Cedarville Opera House (Jack and Peggy Nations) Blue Ribbon Girls Cleanest and Fastest Show o f the Season. GIRLS ! ! — GIRLS !! MOSTLY GIRLS PRESENTING “A Brand New Bill” "The Musk Studio” Featuring Funny Blackface Comedian, and Musical Specialities, Dancer, Singer Valuable Presents For The Entire Family Door opens 7:30 Show Starts 8 Sharp Adm ission 10c - i | g Dolls Doll Cabs Velocipedes Wagons Gaines Books Guns Blackboards Desks and Chair# Trunks Tables * Decorations Sleds Drums- •China Warte ' Glass' Ware ’ Granite Ware Aluthinum Ware Luggage Mirrors ......... Etc. THE LARGEST ASSORMENT OF TOYS IN GREENE COUNTY WEARING APPAREL Ties, Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, Gowns THE STORE WITH THOUSANDS OF ITEMS-WE SELL EVERYTHING E'. Main St., Xenia, Ohio m m m m m m m m m m m m m m • jj 11 ll I } The new merchant you abm •FIFTY-F news ! m DEP COLUMBL •' covering a prop the “Granting sons,” were fil State, Clareme ago. The Frut has been most • proposed law thousand signs This measure, i - give a maxima: to impoverishe been residents fifteen years, in no event can have a total in year. The open hum is fast drawing ing at one hou 1st. That da . time will be up limit on foxes ’f* 1, on raccoon , J sum and skunj rats in the in may be taken t The chefs in prepare meals > 860 men daily u, being changed ing.that numb tional officials per man in ac v>. seems impossi is a. matter of the state pris food products averaging 3.1 £ figured at ma ing the total daily to 11.3 ci K’ l: r f- i- *3 One week f 2nd., the Nine of Ohio will'd observed as a reason the It adjourn after-Jj following day opinion, that. I., will advocate th#h a long d mean quite a Mj / » The finishinj I put on the m and it is said begin moving' ' latter part of elective state f. ters there, alt have a suite The State Lil- as well as ur* «»] move to the n Jgjf tor Vehicle D of State will the Annex on ‘ |pF The rotund:, r '3 t handsomely d mas holidays' |pf mas tree occui ter. Old Nic igloo in the S a great time i be.in th6 bu an invitation ing them a t has been nic a part of the orations in brighter and er before* HEAVIEST YEARS With the { and a warm was given t morning ths years. Tree: heavy frose day night, highways would pier short (listan til nearly a change <> IS G r a l irtri 1w The Grec session Me ments. (J for burglai Weaver, .1' and concen ncction wi at the Fan Two shot Stolen. Consider charge poi terlin, in national Cox, E i I wj heirs on tl the corpoi appropriai m