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ms FIFTIETH YEAR NO. 52. CEDARVILLE, OHIO, FRIDAj IEMBER 9,1927.. P R IC E , 51.50 A Y E A R ESCAPED CONVICT Automobiles Crash Indictment Against I On Main Street WANT DETECTIVE OR. CAMPBELL Clark Co, Sheriff M R S DRAWN #* J!'I -OjllUl'— l##1' f t o LANDED FRIDAY A Ford sedan driven by J, E. Hast Sheriff Walter Lewis, and hi# ing# Waa badly wrecked in an acci TO RUN DOWN DIED WEDNESDAY deputy, Stanley C. Hathway, were in- * FOR NEXT TERM dent Sabbath evening following dieted Tuesday by the’ Clark county BY SHERIFF church service# at the First Presby grand jury on a charge o f larceny and terian church. Mr, Hastings and OSBORN CASE IN ST. LOUISembezzlement of $270,55, The era OF COURT wife, were starting to Springfield bezzlement is alleged to have taken la d in g with member# of a pease with their daughter, Miss Lena, when Coroner Frank Chambliss i,a con- Mr. W. J, Tarbox received a tele place in October, 19?&. The charge Grand ” and petit juror# for the to shoot him rather than return him a Hudson sedan driven by Arthur R tifiuing hi# investigation o f tho find gram Wednesday informing, him of is based on the alleged sale,of dia to prison, George Jacobs, alias Joseph Larson, Marion, 0 „ collided with the January term of court have bean ing of a torso of a man in the barn the death of Dr, A. M, Campbell at monds valfled at $j,400 purchased by drawn in -Common Fleas Court by alias Louis Smith, 34 years old, al Hasting# car At the intersection of that was burned on government land his home in St, Louis, Dr. Camp Lewis from Boyd Warner, who con leged burglar and. fugitive from at Cedar and Main streets. No one was Clerk of Court# Harvey Elam upon at Wright field last week. The ten bell had been in poor health for sever fessed to stealing the ring# from Mrs. instructions from Judge R- L. Gowdy, least two prisons, was captured when hurt in the accident but, the Hastings ant on the farm .was Edward Hola- al years, having resigned his pastor Birdie Fisher, Indianapolis. Warper he attempted to leave his ja m home car waa badly wrecked. The Larson Name# of thirty-five resident# were tnan, Beside the body was a shot ate in the TJ. P. church in that city was supposed to get $400. drawn from the jury wheel, fifteen to near Xenia, Friday afternoon. " car had minor damage. Mr. Larson gun and so fa r no clue can be found five or more -years ago, He is sur Stwart Gower, a former deputy, Jacobs became defiant, and added is employed at the P» S. & S. 0, Home serve a# grand jurors and twenty for a# to the identity p£ the man, vived by his widow and one daughter, was also Indicted in connection with petit jury service. that had he known the posse had been in Xenia. It has been suggested that the Phillis. A son, Arthur, died ^.number Sheriff Lewis, on the $270.55 count, lying in wait for him since 7 o’clock Monday evening a Ford sedan Grand jurors will be required to re county employ a detective to run down of years ago, The deceased was about Two indictments were -returned port for service .Tuesday, January 3 Thursday, he would have “ shot it out driyen by Campbell Bruce did’-con any clue that might.be found but the 70 years pt age.. against C. Forgy Moorehead, city rather than submit to arrest.. siderable damage to-.a Pontiac sedan at 10 a. m., while petit jurors will re county commissioners have no funds Dr. .Campbell came to the Cedar- auditor, who ip charged with a short port Wednesday, January 4 at 10 a. When officers mitered the home they driven by James Barlow, at. the inter for this purpose. ville congregation in 1884 from Win- age in account amounting to nearly m. ■■■: ■ - foupd a destitute wife, a young babe, section o f Xenia, avenue and Main It is reported that a public sub terset, Iowa, and remained here about $30,000, a girl 6 years old,.and & boy 8 , and street#. There was- no one hurt biit The grand jury venire follows: scription is to be taken at Osborn to five years. The family have the sym J. F, Keiter, Xenia; D. W. Cherry,* were'barely In time to prevent Mrs, hath machines were damaged. The employ a detective. pathy Of a large number o f friends Xenia; C. W, Mott, Ross Twp.; A l Jacobs, they said, from killing her- time ia -not far away when the flash D r. G. W. Kuhn Heads The Greene county officials are mak hero in their bereavement. Garringer,. Silyercreek Twp. C, J. self and children, light system must he adopted for this ing every effort to clear up the case FRANK IVUft- O. S. U. Alumni Logsdon, Bath Twp,; -John P. Keiter, Two'loaded shotguns and a revolver, intersection. but have little to work oh. Now that Jpre Cpolidge has Xenia; Edna Jackson, Xenia; James A. with extra ammunition, wtere found Mrs* Sarah Richards positively decline term, can- Dr. G. 'W* Kuhn> Xenia, has been Tate, Xenia; W. G, Haines, Beaver - ,in Jacobs’- bedroom. . He was placed elected president, of th$ Greene Tax Collection Bate didates for Presddf in order. In- ^ Died Saturday creek Twp.; Peter Griggs, Xenia in the Greene county jail, but lister Village Council Gets formation from figton ■ is that County Alumni association of Ohio Twp.; Twp,;/’ Clara Brooks* Miami was taken to the Butler county jail at v : • Is December 19. State ’ university succeeding R. O. Option On Quarry Senator Frank -Its is to per* Mrs. Sarah Richards,, 89, of this Twp.; John A. Evans, Xenia; Flor •'n - Hamilton, County Treasurer Helen Dodds an put his, name to I in that hoji- place, passed away at the home of Wead, county auditor, who served two ence Williams, Miami Twp.; Laura Jacobs has been sought ■ for more Council met Monday evening and years. ' Pounced Tuesday, that the December or, %oweve.r Sen ?. D., Fess still her daughter, Mrs. Rudolph Weber on Keyes, Xenia; Edward Page, Sr„ * than a year as a fugitive from jus- transacted rountine business with-the ’ax collection will open, December 19, insists that Frost JdolidgerWili ac Cincinnati Ave„ Xenia, Saturday John R. Eimber, Xenia, was made Xenia. ■ J ■ tice, jfc bejng alleged, he escaped from allowance o f ' the usual bills. , The secretary-treasurer to succeed Joseph Late certification o f the tax- books- to cept the nopffnai iom the Repuh- afternoon at 12:45 o’clock. Death Thepetit jury venire follows; the London prison farm at London, motor fire truck engine was replaced the treasurer delayed opening of the lican convention frwjll be held in was caused by infirmities of agdl B. Mason,-near Xenia. Twenty mem O, M. Spahr, New Jasper Twp.;' \Dhio, and from a Kentucky prison. with' a new- ohje some time ago and collection. > The treasurer will visit Kansas City. Mrs, Richards had been ill three bers attended the meeting at the home In: addition, he is accused o f h’av- the fire department is again in first of j . B. Mason. William Sutton, Xenia; Clara Zell, ffie following codnty villages for tax months and was taken to her daugh Miami Twp.; Harriett Routzong, ipg robbed a railroad warehouse' a: class shape. collection purposes as follow s:. Ce- ters to be cared for, when her illness 'Ghillicoth, of having looted railro&S Council some time ago decided to Jubilee Sii iP lease Xenia Twp.; F. G. Collins, Xenia jsrville, December 19; Yellow began. She would have been ninety Twp.; W. J. Fugate, Xenia Twp.; Al- - cars at Hamilton, and numerous othei purchase what w a s known as the Kil- idio Fans years of age next January 8 , . - Springs, December 20; ’ BoWersvffle, dow quarry east of town to get con EXPOSITION SET lea Weller, Sugarcreek Twp., Myrtle farm robberies,near his home. December 21} Jamestown, December She was resident of Cedarville • Jacobs has been living under tlu trol of the property which was being Local' radio fa |yed a fine pro- Hutchison, Spring Valley Twp.; How 12, and Osborn, December 23. thirty-one years ,1 where she made her ard Fultz, MiamiT'Twp,; C, D. Miars, name of 'Louis .Smith or a 30-abre used for dumping purposes. The gram from WE nday evening home with her spn, Edwin Richards. farm six miles from 'Xenia, near Beh property had been -bargained fo r air a when the Jubiltf epo from Lin- NEW RECORDS Spring Valley Twp,; Nellie Hartley, Mrs. Richards was born in London, Bath Twp.; Thomas Teach, Xenia; brook, since last March. Relatives nominal price. I t ' is the plan of coin Institute bt - «d a program. Eng.,' January 8 , 1838 and came to .f\ Emma G. McCalmont, Xenia; W. A. of his wife from Hamilton returned council to enforce restrictions as to ' Lincoln Inst I a Normal and this country July 1, 1870. ’ She re I f the International Livestock ex RABBIT DISEASE McDorman, Ross Twp.; Elizabeth his family to that place. dumping, - It may be that part o f the Industrial School jh.e education of sided' in Xenia several year# before position is the barometer of, agricul hole will-bp filled but only under con colored student gOCated 22 miles tural prosperity its leaders claim it Sehreiber, Xenia; C. F , Hagler, Xenia • A large circus wagon which Jacobs moving to Cedarville, Twp.; Clara A.t Gaines, Xenia; has driven, about Greene county led IS DANGEROUS ditions that will guarantee a change east of Lc fwcoln Ridge. , Her husband, William'Henry Rich to_be,‘ the North American farmers, ;*om the present unsanitary and Tin- president B. fisoiT, was for-. especially those wbo practice diversi Francie Grant, Xenia Twp.; Marjorie . officers lio identify him. as the man ards, preceded her in death thirty Flynn, Xenia; Samuel Faulkner, who has'been preying upon neighbor sightly spot. merly Dean o f - 1 College and years.’ Surviving are two sons, James fied farming, again are nearing- a, Local hunters report that some o f Caesarcreek Twp. ing farmers recently it was said. h inisany frie _ extend con- Richard's,'Xenia and Edwin Richards, gOldqn era. the rabbits shot tiffayear have'been Only the* day before his arrest, gratulationa' on |io program, and Cedarvfilp and two daughters,, Mrs. The’ 28th annual exposition was -by diseased. According to - Columbus Luck Jones Has A Jacobs is said to have stolen a wagon would be pie # his. singers at. Rudolph Weber and Mrs. Ray Hitch far thp most successful o f all. health authorities, 'the animals have Coach Borst Did Not load: o f com from ,a neighbor. Lucky Bay Once some'future flat cock, both of Xenia.; . - ' ‘ ! For each of the seven days/ the at- mlaremin poisoning, which' ’show# up Officers who co-operated in the pr Mrs. Richards joined the Episco 4tendance .averaged between, 35,000. Get Conference Gaines more especially in the liver* I f the rest o f Jacobs were .^Sheriff Ohmer Luck Jopcit, who has been spending and 40,000. ' New price Records fo r Ivor- Of the animal has a speckled,ap- pal, Church in' London, during heir some time with -Sheriff Ohmer Tate, girlhood. * Funeral services Were sales of ptize-winn&g; cattle, sheep Coach Borst o f thp College made ■‘'Tkt#,*; Xenia? Chief of-Police 0. *35, ce resembling fine millet,seeds ■ J Urnputy Sheriff after an assume o f mote than a yeajr* WAR VI held Monday afternoon at 2:30 O’clock and Swine on the-hoof were establish* an unsuccessful effort to land basket-' -* -r.hmvhflmV ;w! With ■'burial ad add sale# pf-; iiigh-bred horses to ball game# wjh;h any of the Conte
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I State Inspector Tkt Lastly OU W A W C W ^e Btodentu Hfctorfc Ivwsx l%pee I .VisitoCoIeare Chrwtmm Vcdmtin* f t B e < $ ?e !t i i- i v . ------I Prof, T. Howtwil Whites*, y*f*e> riRT Stiff lonely eld tody **t to the j "WhatoQtoawoe?” A Modem Home iwlliglu a* tlit* evening *dJtr s s*aU»f the *t*t* #partm#nti « f tdtt- • Thl* qntwdioa hi only ona o f thq jh, hot and looked In through the' window FOR SALE— Located in Cedarville, 3$ath, hot and J cation, recently visited Cedarville and won lured why she aaemvd m sad. j puzzling prbMgmt pnwwtod for »olu- j G a r a g e . | College for the purpose o f inspecting The star was bright enough that fhirifrt- Itipn to the aadioaee When Booth cold soft water, hard water. Sun Room, Garage. ! the work o f ttt# department o f educa loua live tu guide anyone to gladness, > Tarklngtoa’* phty of mystery is pre- tion. ' lit. Wiwter*. immmlf visited but she wlwi sat them did cot appear jmmted At the local Opera. House, im lle f r o m the county normals in the capacity of to know Ir, There were yet a few } December 14, by the Junior C!«*a, The A dandy little farm of 61 acres one mile from Inspector o f T*»uiMr~Tr*lniing, H* murks amid the ashes of the hearth eew. 200 tire, and warmth had. not wholly de i play, replete, z # h thrills and senti- Cedarville, 2 wells. Buildings good as eew, 200 was, ItoKff#or# « weRsetae visitor and parted from the room; there were ) ment, with ttoges of comedy at exact- fruit trees corrhng into bearing. adviesr to the instructors In the de (mints of light in the maze of mem j ly the right tends to make the partment who wore *U foriwSr county ories that kept the. past alive, and at production on* of the big affairs of Iain S i It would seem.*# If Ivorvx plaques, Iwm** director*. heart the silent thinker was not cold; college dramatic history, 4 Excellent Building lots on North Main St. wMcb ere made In bas-relief, are but darkness was creeping over soli Robert Jaeebs is presented in the tude. and time was registering age, •about to tarry the honors, when It title role as the myaUrioua "Clarence" RASt OS S A Y S - THU THIEF comes w most popular Christmas gift and the old lady was lonely. who is engaged by Mr. Wheeler (Rev. WHO STQLE A PIE FROM selections. They bespeak refinement Plutocrat* of tong Ago There was a picture on the wall HIS W 1FB IS WELCOME of one who had been the strength and Flemming) as handy man, in the TP THE 'OTHER TWO/ ** and seed taste in that the subjects Solomon bad an income equivalent Wheeler household. His presence they portray are facsimile* of fa. joy of earlier days, but years bad IS to $20,000,000 « year today. Sardan* there creates domestic complexities I Bums scenes, characters and paintings, apalus and Nero were gqlden over- passed oWer his grave In a distant W . L. Clemans land. that seem about insolvable, and a Thought for Today such as Pickens1 home, Old Curios* lords, and Lucullan spent fortunes on There I* no better sign of a brave ? Phone 36 ity Shop, Whistler** "Mother,” head feasts and luxurious living. Bath the There were other pictures looking mystery^ that is centered entirely ar, Res. Phone 2-122, Cedarville, O, . Office Phone 36 o f Shakespeare and «9 oh. They look queen of Sheba and Cleopatra were down upon her with young and happy round himself. Touches of romance i> uuj than a hard hand.—Shakespeare. like fine ivory With septa tones.* faces, hut they were pictures of chil are given to the production by Violet ladles of great wealth.—New Tort dren who had blessed other homes, Time*. placed about to keep company With, Penny (Frances Anderson), Cora her dream children, and reminding her Wheeler (Marggrett Chandler), with now again that she had none. Bobby Wheeler (none other than Jim So the star might have known that Beam) wild collegiate Jad furnishing there was reason for penBlveneas as the comedy. Other members o f the U tried to penetrate the gathering cast are, Nedra Wilson as Mrs. Wheel I ' PURINA FEEDS gloom and the mystery. But weather er; Thelma Bertram, Mrs, Martin; C h S l s t m a s It learned the secret or not, it wit Irene Shannon, Della; Heber Reach, nessed as It watched, a light In the dim room. For slip had taken from a port Dinwiddie; and Carl Frater, Hubert, PIG CHOW COW CHOW BULKY LASS folio her most precious possession, and This play is under the supervision G i v i n g she was smiling upon 'It. It was an of Prof. Dorothy Julian and one of old valentine, the last thnt she had very high caliber is assured. The days of giving HEN CHOW CHICK CHOWDER .received, from him who had never re turned. lit was inscribed "To My ornamental, hut un- FENCE LOCUST. POSTS STEEL POSTS Valentine.” Upon It sat Cupid, In a useful, presents for wreath of forget-me-nots, bolding a Scissor pointed Basket high pyramid of large roses over a Xmas . are rapidly HANNA GREEN SEAL PAINT large, circular spider web, with two B hearts entangled in It! passing and useful JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS The star most have recognized thnt No gifts are taking their aut % made It was shining upon the deuthlessfie&s "Ironing JDa-y” can be . mode of love, and helping if to share the places. wh a good HAAG WASHERS ‘ Christmas fellowship and cheer,— ’J more' pleasant with a good to ny use- Christopher <3, Hazard. 1 :S ,s electric iron. Saves many use-^. a t s"hot” ' (©. ASSO, Western Newsssper Union.J What could he a .less steps and is always "hot.” thr . /J • Hot crisp waffles. What could more fitting Yuletide A very useful present. • > 4 "-"A * taste better these chilly morn pic. ings. A. good electric waffle gift than a' useful moj iron makes a • very useful ish Christmas present. olectrical appliance? Wli THE DAY OF DAYS bra Cedarville Farmers’ Grain Sfi Something, that can . : — - rest X 7 if .1 A ISTG out cist Sell* across the he used every day of Tin / v* VA. carta—Chrlatmaa ha* comet bin. '|*rv,sc»Is! A lsf out Ike * M * the year and some / tiding* trolu land to laud, trttm I > to / shore to shen In peals of souu*-, *, | piia /■ tog, for, 1* craahlif* strain* of thing that will help u, - tamulluous srelcome. Christmas 1 » , A "scissor .ted” waste basket him EVecythihg for -the Farm K the day of days! ha* come to . [ makes an a ble ynlellde gift for lighten the work in wlu || cheer -and Kladdea the earth tg man, woman dflld, One cuts plc- Ii JC again, to bring: each and every housekeeping. 1UV, (J one of us new hoy* and new , tures out of trated crepe paper, P h on e 21 ’ Cedarville,jjJOhjo f, faith. || The old and the youa*. ,1 which costs i trifle for a whole COS! . irv, thathe ' gthveWwsksu'Va''' Mua'aV-' ns* lAlsaa She.1 liras **r, ssr lantf lcok .•#****' fov T h roll, After tbjjj und ,0f the pu- We have a complete teri J | Ms etiminu tvjth the **itte c*arcr- j | pier mache ba t form has been eunro- 'A Hen RIlifanil delight, -Title the name RIIHfl it display of all things confidence nnd cg(lut«n, For rre eied with g-waxpaiat, paste ire al- • | ucvdr Stow too old to catch' the jk on the plCtu ery smoothly. Wien TTT risimas Hot' brown jtoasL Just crisp electrical and will £ ways acceptable at Christmas \f, ntesonge of Chrlatm**) each year Jj» thoroughly dr; io Whole is'gone over ; coffee sU s to fkp dellshl with ;; enough to be good. Made very gladly assist you* with time. Steaming *h"i coffee vf ■ ,vr srtei It. V Perhaps, a* J ‘ witiva coat of i spareat amber scal- quickly and right at the tablf nw '’haling ile this Is still wet * right at the tabic, ■' Vnaiing 11 little children lU i dell*ht man!. | [ Ing-wax pftint,. with an electric toaster. Somc*- appropriate sugges im the \ Jf fested Itself more plainly, yet, X ■ one can, if oh ooses, sprinkle crys- thinV rdyays appreciated m those trips to anil fvom the %. It waa not *v deep, an heartfelt, Chrisimas,* {; nb that which comes A* we *row talllue beads ■ the picture part to tions, stove, 0. older, tot! each Chrl*t»iui» han give it apaiMd.^ added nnta itself so many dear ,1 -to#! association*, an many precious ■df» s. memories: that' w« had ourselves h»-x M ONB OF OtlB 280, STORES NEA jR %OXJ dfovs a&i‘>a»0"yeMrs «fn ny, f Who J • pegra, bora la love o f then* around dor own ( | Afrjca, trained in tlie' University of ,M\.ir.... H'W.l .... I HI homo hndi hdasth* 'the /kind' ro- Women's Silk memhraaee'and pood nrlshes. ,et _ Edinburgh and;, by scholarship, ,|n the Hose 98 q. Also - •nr frleuda, the host of arrest, % New York Conservatory of Music, dis South Detroit St* Xenia, Ohio: nnfordettohld thing* thnt are jr, covered , through research that the ours at this time, makes Ghrlst- and $L5S>. ■ui stand not In ear memories A African. Octave contains " 17 tones, OS1 a day of hspplnesa untold.. I, whereas the European octave con ff let the dad hells peal their tains only 1& tidings of joy—let holly. and J' mistletoe hang everywhere—let ft merrimeot and thnaksdvlag -.and ' :• , (I .feasting prevail—for Christmas I!
Helping Santa Claus i Women's Felt Moo* —'Assistants Needed Men's Tan Evor- casln Houbb Slip kER children had had such a Jjlly ette, Leather cole, pers (Santa's Christmas, Theirf joy anR de those' seeking gifts of invariable Item), Soft pad appropriateness. rubber heel. Inlaid ded . Sole. Ribbon light had been a Joy and delight kid d e s ig n on trimmed. Asserted to See, But that Christmas afternoon Our assortments are amazingly generous—prices are Vamp. $1.98. „ - colors. 49c. she heard of a Story that saddened moderate. Additional skilled salespeople are here to as her, A little girl and a little boy had sist your selection or purchase. gathered a tree from the woods and CHRISTMAS IS COMING! had left it for Santa Clans to trim. Eagerly Christmas morning they KINNEY Is Ready with Abundant Gifts had gone down stairs to see the tree, HE Society for the Prevention Kinney quality and at Kinney low but It was Jdst as they had left It T of Useless -Giving, makes prioe*. Santa Clans had not come; and they Kinney'* it* Chrietma* headquart Now Kinney boote and ehoes far had followed all the rules they had ers. . For Kinney has nothing but men and boys, new Kinney *ro- been told about calling up the chimney useful gift*--gifts of the sort folk* tios, overshoes and othsr fine to him, i kuy for themselves. footwear, for Women and girls— Their family were both poor and First of alt, there ie Kinney Hoe* everything is ready for you at HflfScXES Tory--of every sort for men, wo Kinney's—ready and waiting to tacking In imagination. Straggle and men and chiW'ren--fine quality make hearts glad on Christmas 111 health had- driven any lurking FITTED GASES All sizes, block enamel, leather morning. imagination from them. and those to match any other hosiery at tow prices--and packed Beautifully fitted, in genuine piece of luggage you have. In holiday boxea ail ready for Come to Kinney's now. You will • So she went that evening, her arm* leather case*, cobra grain, var Christmas. find prompt, courteous service, laden with tree decorations and odds ious size*. I Then there jtro Kinney Sllppsrs* art uncrowded store that enables and ends of candles and toys and $12,50 and up for 'everybody—Mooenams, Ro you to shop at leisure and the asked if She might trim the tree. The Imitation Leather $3.00 meos, Juliets, Everstfss, Faucts finest Christmas gifts you can next morning the children were told tiOJM and ip h and many other types,--alf of buy. that Santa Claus had not forgotten M n 790—Boys' -Inch Tan Moccasin Elk. High-cut. them—he had had to dash-'over to c sTtsJ Bellow* Tongue to keep out the dirt and bhow. the next town to do so much that he Weatfk* long-wearing composition soles and had been delayed. Santa Claus needs rubber heel.;. Nickel eyelet*. Pocket on right his assistants and bo job in the world HARTMANN-WHEARY shoe contulnli iv a knife, ■ Sizes: 1 to 6t4—13.98. is much more fun than that of be iff to ing, an assistant to Santa Clans.— and WINSHIP TRUNKS Mary Graham Bonner, (Santa’s Item) h <®. HZ*. Weston* Nswspapst unlott.) ir The present of everlasting gratitude - a noble gift for Christman Greens tlioSc nearest and -dearest to you. SUIT QASES The custom of hanging evergreens TRAVELING BAGS Tlie kind of a bsg nien like to in the house during tlie-yuletlde origi own. These ire genuine cow Those Who want to give a real hide leather. nally had a purpose beyond that of practical gift should select one $10.50 and up \\ decoration. In olden days each kind of these genuine leather bags. of evergreen was believed to confer $8.60 and special blessings on those Who passed D E SK SE T S beneath Its boughs, To pass Under $&00 end hp JugI the ideal Set to decorate c» holly insured good fortune throughout that dull looking writing desk. OTHER GIFTS Many differant etylee. the year, bay meant victory, while lau< Writing Portfolio# ,,$1,00 Up ret wa* supposed to Impart a spirit of OTHER GIFTS $5 AND UP Ladies’ yHand Bags beauty and poetry. Overnight Gazes . . . .$3.00 up Bilk Umbrellas ...... $3.76 up (Leather) ...... $2.00 tip But Once a Yecr Military Sets Gladstone Bags THtt TEMPEST Work Baskets ...... $2.00 up At Ohri«em«« play ana make goou cheer ,j The very thing for Mr. Man. (Leather) ...... $12.50 up ;Vfomsm’s overshoe. S%t Christmas eoltkSS but once « year Wanictire Bets .,....$ 1 .6 0 up With practical fittings. AU sizes Bl*ok With Pearl Caff. ~ *“-'Tu#**tv ' Beaded. Bags ...... $5.00 up in many styles; Pullman Slippers ...... $2.50 Also ttt Tam Gray or Hfian's Belts, . Auto Bobos . j. . . , . , $ 100 up M . !M i. M W t? « .« Mane OM.rf our own make , .. .$1.00 up HOD and np Ladies’ Toilet Bets ***** «L*». Men's Umbrellas — $3.00 tip . The oldest musical instrameut is the (Leather Oases) ,$7.00 up ben, according to Liberty. Bronze *ast?syrsi m n bolls have bee* found in Assyrian ex cavations and In mummy cases, cen * -4 .-*»*',-ifcVJr jmmv. ,-^A. ' , -■* turies old, in Egypt,
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(Omyrkckb) Story Local Boy Once Exhonorated For Unavoidable Accident I* Now RTHRO GORTON win a bachelor BIRDS1 TRAVELING TIME trunks and no food and no sol teases 1 Forced Into Springfield Court On Cbarfe* Filed By o f targe wealth arid he had a J But their llttla wtog* w*r* strong Daughter of Milton Canada, Deceased aepbew nursed Cyril. That name, *‘ TT IS about tlm* wt were starting, and their small bodies full of bravery. Cyril, stuck in the crop of J»thr% 1 Isn’t it?" asfo*ft the Wiia Geese The ravens and eagle* and owl* Up .nWi*y;iu,sc i *• ..p ^iW 'll Cyril himself liked It—sot .realising of their leader, and the lender said! were already starting to housekeep The case of Earl Beironemous, 20, Columbus pike, cha xg* that, with hi* rich nude's detestation “ Tes, It la time w# should be starting. ing and attending to their domestic o f ♦Taagy name*," it might prove to We are the 11 rat tweeters to taka the duties whan the hawk* began their ed with manslaughter, wili be heard Friday morning in munici ba an expansive luxury to him. Oli journey up further north, It 1* still journey. ' pal court, following his request yesterday morning before Act ver Gorton, Cyril's father, had been the the winter t'me—feat we et«ri when The hawks traveled by day. fof ing Judge Justin Altschul for a preliminary hearing, exant opposite of hi* brother Jethro, It J* not yet spring, but then, spring they were wot afraid. The red-tailed Heironeemous pleaded not guilty when he was arraigned, WMIe the hard-headed elder brother expect* to be along before many, many hawks flew higher than the others, He is accused of causing the death of Milton Canada, 75, o f Sel had. gone In for money making and weeks pa**," and the duck hawks were ou the ma November 23, when he is said to have struck him with his parsimony, the light-headed younger So the geese started off on their lookout for prey aa. they traveled automobile. brother bad “whooped her up" a* a They would even attack the plovers journey, The youth was arrested Tuesday morning by Deputy Sheriff; youth, later cultivated society and "Even though there is Ice to our The bobolinks' flew by night and Frank Hearr on an affidavit filed against him by Jane Wolford. married a penniless but pretty social marshy home we will not mind it, ’ from all over the bird* started on their ly elect, young lady. said the gee*#. And as they flew journey, which wbidd keep them away He was released on $2,500 bond, The poor society butterfly died when during tlie -spring and ammuer tnontlis He had previously been released by Deputy Sheriffs Stan Cyril was bom and Qliyer Gorton did Always the birds had leaders who ley Hathway and Adolph Long, who investigated the accident not long survive her, showed the way for the others to fol the following day and termed it unavoidable. “ff the. boy's name had been any low. Heironemous alleges that on the night of November 22, as thing except Cyril, now," thought old There were eonte young birds who he was driving towards Selma, Canada suddenly appeared in Jepiro. “if it had jpeen a sensible had never been ou a journey of any name llke-i-like mine, for instance-—!- the path of his machine. He stated that he swerved to avoid distance before, and they bravely foi- hitting him and that Canada jumped into the path of another might—" He was a lonely old matt, •owed along, although It alt seemed: and the craving had grown on hint quite new and strange, car Coming in the opposite direction. Heironemous said that a* his years crept toward their close “Come alodg, come along,” said the driver of the other car failed^) stop. -^-Springfield Sun for someone to ax his affections on— leader'bird, “thte Is the way to cornel and-leave hi* money to. “Cyril In deed!" the old roan said to himself. “Da pot get away from me. Stay “However/ m provide moderately for close, Follow right behind." the young cub, see that he gets an, And the birds did as their leader education and learns a trade, or a said, profession,” a s a great flock pf the robins were? And so it was. Cyril was sent to flying'along, Leader Robin sang this O R A VO tor tlie girl who has re* scape will be crowded with joat inch. a boarding, school, and then, to a tech song: A-* roalnecl constant to her tnr neck- 'W o follow the call of spriria, spring, A fox neckpiece never fails to en» nical school.from which he was tumed spring, piece throughout torrid summer days, rich the, dressy three-piece ensemble, out an electrical engineer. And come of it with uc.-w*, too. will Kovfr is the time of her reward, for this pictures, so charmingly prpves. “ Whether you live or yon starye to do th^-.Geese.Started Off on bring, autunux breezes do hegln to blow, and ,Ac we go up north where It has-been- 'With the’ smart tweed suit of au death will depend entirely upon your , Journey. co cola; what so “comfy” as well as satisfying tumn vogue, there Is nothing, so swag self," Jethro told him,- And even now we’re being ouUe bold against slush and mud to, her vanity on a fickle fall day, as , “I understand, that, sir." replied along, they said? "No, We will not To go no early in the season. ger as a handsome fox for piece, pref Some birds think it's • entirely vat -of" a good-looking fur about shoulder and erably In beige or In platinum. Cyril. , "Ton have fregaently con mind It We wtmt to head the travel reason. with iisskrdtjj strength throat, Perhrtps the newest in fOx fur pieces veyed fo. me that.Idea. I am very ing -procession." But we • want 10 go early and see “Chirp, chirp," s*id little Mr; Uohto what's up. .' To say that these fashionable neck are the double or twin animal types, grateful for what you have done for And upon, the very first 'worm we ; pieces are "foxy” ' describes them in These two-fn-one models ate neces me and It la my hope soire day ta ‘It I* time for mft-fo go North. robins will sup. • t rffTHB Top Nqtch Cwn Belt - For dependable, distinctive “I like to be an early arrival, too. Oh. w* cnil tlie call of spring, spring, more1 ways than one. V’rom the mod-. sarily luxuriously long, joining as they ke able to pay back to you the raopey spring, A oH-rubber arctic is like a boots, arctics and rubbers al isb standpoint they are all of that do two furs at the back of the Peek: you have expended Upon*, me." Perhaps some: of my family win not ’Which with it soft rains will bring. winning prixe fighter-—it has ways look for the Top Notch com# until later. * bring, bring. s the. body and strength -to Cross. The most reliable When i f comes to the fur Itself every which Is \-a keeping with the trend to “Word*!" Sheered Jethro. "Well. branch of the fox family tree is rep “Bat f want to g p <&qq now. There 'We'lt be so happy, we'll be so gay. stand up under the terrific stores cany the complete Tap ward heavily torn# effect* for W* yot» have bean graduated three weeks Oh the spring, the spring we’jj follow : punishment, art' all-rubber Notch line for men, women resented in autumn’s style parade. and winter,, - now. Cot a lob!'.' Is one person who greets me With ab- 'alwayl solute delight and Joy. when 1 appear. arctic gets, We. use the and children. The Beacpn There Is pointed fox in alt its glory, In neckpieces there is also a marked! “TeS, sir. With PetOrs; Stftoson- “Yes," Leader Robin added, "we’ve* toughest rubber—and lots of Falls Rubber;Shoe Co., Bea hide fox, red, piatipum and beige. as and daggers. . I go ttt work tomor 'Oh,’ there Is.the first robin,.’ she become quite poetical; and we're go it. Rugged and sturdy, Com con Falls, Conn, tendency to wear sable. This fur, by say*. *how glad I ton to see him, h to white fox it' holdsits own trium the way, 1st receiving marked ‘ atten row." This conversation took place ing to sing this song with many Vari Belts will keep your, feet dry phantly. veguvdtess o f the fact that \\ tion Vn the styling of garments of dis to Jethro’s library—which was also seems like spring at last’ ' - ations and beautiful touches f o f 1 the in the worst weather, long has been doing strenuous duty the tinction,, ’ ’ his office. Old/man Gorton was offi “And If Is a pleasure to heat her little person kuown as Dolly who loves after frail, flimsy arctics have T O P N O T C H say that” • us and whom we love. given up the fight., Reece- A A GUARANTEE |™j OF MILEAGE A JL whole summer through.- Plat-fur coats richly collared and cially- put down n* “retired* from busi fined, 4 or 5 buckle, red or 1 Imagination cannot picture anything ness," Bat men like Jethro- never , Then the purple, grackle* began to “We’re going to see her now, Come, cuffed with fox arc conspicuously travel, And' the bluebirds said it was black, ^ Rubber Footwear mere “swanky” , In the way of a fall present lu advance style showing*.' really retire, . f i f e atlir had ln hlii em birds, let us-hurry, hurry, burry I" costume or suit enhanced w?th a flat high time for them‘ to be leaving, JULIA BOTTQ&fcUT. ploy a, Rtcnographer-typlat-secretary. And the bird* needed no further tering. fox scarf.'" The .jmfnmt haul- She was a---Very pretty young lady And the other birds began to follow . urging, for this flock was going’to the' j <©. We«ttea.K*w?iB«jp#rpnJ
...... m » aware ofr-or rather ndurtoey 12 CaTds & Booklets -.25c 12 Cavds $150 bought he we* award of. You never could be Qttite anre about What Jethro ap&JPM 3g5?. 36 Cards and Booklets $1,00 knew and what he didn't. The conversation between the ancle Seals, Tags, Cards, Ribbons, Wrapping Paper and Cords, ahd the nephew recorded above took Decorations, Picture Framing. place' before Rachel who, botfly typ ing her shorthand notes, appeared Pol to hear. But do the best they could, thO Jouttg couple could not help steal ing-a glance at each other nbw and L.S. BARNES & CO. then. Green St. Xenia, Ohio , “Let* me see," went oh, Jethro. **I believe that Arm jrOu have got a job Christmas with la located to .Syracuse; f sup pose yon Will, go- there to live, natural ly1. A* after , today we may not see each otfcer. again, I want yon to rend SHOPPERS thin Ton will realize then jnst how “Gifts to Wear you stand.” • Leave Money to* Spare,” He reached Into a drawer to hi* desk, and. taking out an envelope la beled “My wai." handed It to Cyril. The young man opened It and 1 Don’t Miss This Large Store read the document It was a wilt tOavtoi Jethro** large fortune to va- riou*' public Institutions; no- mention of CyriL no' mention of anybody. : For Useful Gifts ♦Look that over carefully.” Said Jeth ro. ’ "Do you see anything wtong with it r ' M e n s ’ Fine Suits And Overcoats $16.49 to $27.50 1 “ No, Sir," replied Cyril, “except that you have not signed i t ” “Well, rerxign it now,” said the old . Mens’ and Bay s’ Sheeplined Coats, leather Coats, Mackinaws, Lumber man, TO* and Miss Granger can act as witnesses." Hastily Jethfo affixed : lAi Tju4t * ^ 8 0 %5So355#gi f YOU NBSD HURTING DROP B C. A, tbfble, IU 9 W, Main at., Xenia mm msm mm mmrn mrnmt utiMWm T H E CEDARVILLE HERALD! Nwrov^UnKormtutottoi JUST HUMARS BV OEHE CARR KARLH BULL EDITOR AND PUBUSHEB j Sunday School ■ w w n i e ^ B » e m i * i i F WwwewP* w ,p e e ily il)ll|,Jie|||w| Ejiiarad lit the Poat Office, Cedarville, Ohio, October 31, 1887 ** wctwd claau mutter. L e s s o n (ByNliV. r. ft. FRIDAY, DECEMBERS, 1927. Moody 81M* institute ot ChUAKS.) fg, j?»7. by W«*tor» Nowopapxr Union,! LACK OF PREPARATION LOST TWO CASES Xenia business men are not feeling the best following a re Lesson for December 11 cent trial when two accused holdups were found innocent. Two arrests were recently made following a hold up of a ISAIAH COU iSELS THE RULERS We have an wmsual line of Christmas store in the county seat. The manager and his wife identified nrshon text —-isa. m s-m n-ao, Slippers for the shopper who is looking one of the pair as the fellow that held the gun while ?800 was GOLDEN TEXT—-Thou wilt keep nlm turned over. A railroad detective identified the accused as hav In perfect peace, whose mind l* stayed for something just a hit different from ing been at the station the night of the holdup, , on Thee: because he truateih In Thee. PRIMARY TOPIC—God's Oare for Je what you usually find for Gift selections. The prosecution at the trial was woefully weak. The at rusalem. „ - ■ torneys for the defense took advantage of the situation and of JUNIOR TOPIC—GPd'e Cafe Of a N** In doing your Gift shopping visit course the jury could do nothing else than turn the fellows out ** INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP, with a clean bill of lading. , IC—God the Ruler of Nations, our store and you will find what you have The prosecutor was no where ra the ease. He did not even YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP IC—The Recognition of God In Na in mind for Father* Mother* Sister or have the arresting officer on hand. He failed to link up the tional Affairs. "short fat fellow" at the railroad station,, at the grocery store Brother or in Chillicothe, as being the same person. The committee hft3 given as the Xenia business men feel that the city has a good start and scripture units chapters 7, 31, 36 and 37. It win materially help In the GIVE PRACTICAL GIFTS a well-established reputation now that may prove attractive to grasp, of the lesson 1? brief attention the fellows that make a living talcing money at the point of a be given to these .chapters; therefore £un, The accused now have no black spot to answer for as the in the outline brief reference will he verdict of acquital in the eyes of the law is innocent. The boys made to chupters 7 and 31 while con STYLES SHOE STORE ojve much to the able and talented legal counsel that represent fining the main exposition to chapters ed them in court. They may have been innocent before the 33 awl 37. E/Main St, . Xenia, O. trial.’ Had they been guilty they would have nothing to fear I. Isaiah'. Message to Ahaz. from the weak-kneed-spineless prosecutor who was supposed to 1, Prophecy- concerning Immanuel ■ represent the state but in reality was never in the case for he (ch. 7). was unprepared* and did not know his ground, Tiie occasion of this prophecy was "A FINE BREAK FOR US!" an invasion from the north by* Israel and Syria. This - Invasion greatly HOUSE CLEANING TIME and you can Save PASSING THE BUCK alarmed Ahaz. To calm, his fearful Unique Royal Record- Reason Enough heart Isaiah assured him that God’s Catherine do Medici was the Wife of i Our mints last year turned out .176,- 20 Per Cent by Buying a Radio Suction Sweep-, The greatest game pf all today is putting the blame on the purpose concerning the nation would one French king attd the mother of! 000,000 pennies. Not that a penny will other fellow— in other words, "passing the buck.” It is diffi not fail.' He urged the exercise of three,‘points out Liberty, She waa the buy anything, but because they have e r a tth e cult to place the responsibility for afiy error on the, responsible ruilh in Cod, offering to confirm ids wife of Henry II and the mother off to be given in change for $1.08, etc.— SERVICE HARDWARE CO. shoulders. This is remarkably time of labor. Something goes faith by working any miracle desired. Francis IT, Charles'IN and Henry HI.* Pittsburgh Guzette-Times, wrong on a job and you try to find put just who is to blame. While with false humility he refused Each individual who had any part in the work will wiggle out i sign tile prophet announced the giv ing of a sign which would be the birth of his own responsibility , and seek to lay the mistake on some •it Immanuel. , . one 'else. , ; 2. A promise of diviue protection W e know a man of this type who is a past master in pass (Ch. .31). m m OUTSTANDING CHRISTMAS EVENT, ing the bufek. • H e is always right, someone else is always wrpng, Alias foolishly coiled for the he!]) ‘irv& Tie invariably shirks responsibility and then ‘ blames' the one ,»f Assyria and Egypt against Israel whom he delegates the task if anything goes wrong.. But if and Syria. IsulAh 'rebuked him for his substitute comes through and makes a success of the job tills, showing him clearly that his only that has been given him, then the buck-passer claims all the. help was in God, » credit. This type, of man. is not so uncommon as you think. He IL Judah invaded by the Aesyr- boldly asserts that the smart man. is the fellow who gets some ‘iana (Isa, 36). one else to do his work for him and he loads his associate down 1, linbshnkoh meets a deputation ftwin JfKkth (vv. 3-21). with duties he should discharge himself. , ’ • He represented Sennacherib, the ■ Appoint a committee for some difficult task and you are king, of Afipyrhr, whose mission was almost sure to get ,one of'these fellows on that committee. He to induce Judah -to surrender. His will stay away from the meetings, he always has an excuse for .at’iiiod io accomplish .this was: dodging his share of the work, but when the matter has been , (1). lnthnidatJtm'.tvv. 4-0). ' , brought to.a successful conclusion he is right out in front and He tried to tuiify them into submis-; claims most .of the credit for the happy conclusion., -ion. , ^ What a relief it is to find a real upstanding fellow who (2) Misrepresentation (v. 10). will admit an error when he makes one, who will say "That was He asserted that it was, useless for -hem to put their trust- in God and >’ For F o r my fault, I am to blame.”- How you admire the chap who car yen declared that the Lord had sCnt M other ries his,full share of life’s load; who is not always picking out dm to destroy Egypt. ' Father . the easiest job' and who is a willing worker at all times. If you (3) lie tried to create a panic A Wrirt Watch A T U n g -find, yourself getting into this habit of "passing the buck” cut niyug Use people (vv. 13*21). i?eflr-' it out at once. If you slice your drive don’t, blame it on your ug such u punk* the deputation of the A B racelet, - A Cigarette Case dub, If you bid four spades and get set don’t quarrel with lews urged Ihihshaheh not to spCah Necklace A Wrist Watch dummy because he did not lay down three honors. n the Jews’ language. (4) He promised them plenty in an* A Pocket Watch 2, (The report to Hezekiah by the kpm -lM ts hard work and, putting the blame on others hut they have few, deputation (v, 22). ’ They rent their ISSk, i Lighter if any real, worthwhile friends. ' garments in feaf and display oyer A^lhrer Btg * - €*tH&e Stick* Pen or Pencil their perilous condition, for the crisis Stickpin AN EASY CHRISTMAS SERVICE * long before predicted by Isaiah had now .come upon them. For Her How many of us stop to think that it makes any real ill. Kescktah’s Behavior (Isa. 37), ■ . .4 ■" .. \y\ ,-• r'- _ For Him difference whether we do our Christmas buying and mailing 1. ' Resorted to the House of the A Diamond Ring Lord (v. 1). * A Watch Chain during the earlier days of December, or put it off until the last A Wrkt Watch DA YTOJV’S GIFT SPECIALIST , few days before Christmas is actually here? And yet it does This is a sure retrent for God's peo A Wrist Watch ple in time of distress (Ps. 73:10, 17; make a very great difference to. many thousands of people A Baurpin -■ FOR 23 YEARS SAYS: A Pocket Watch ,? 73:13). This action was prompted A Dinner Ring through, whose toil our Christmas gifts are handed, in the by* faith, for Gcfd hart promised that “JEWELRY FOR A Ring stores, in the post offices through which mailed gifts are sent whoever in tihio df distress resorted Lovely Pendant and received, and in the delivery service by which they are -to His house would be heard by Him ’ GIFTS” A Stick Pin ‘ carried from our post offices to our doors. (IT Chron. '7Ho, 16). 1 ATravdmgSet A Cigarette Case Distributed over the better part of the entire month, this 2, Sent to Isaiah (vv. 2*7), A Vanity Until m » w, - Every A Lighter work can be handled satisfactorily, though even then it means The natural and logicul thing for Pearl Necklace 9 P . M . the king to do under such circum Evening A Pen Knife much, extra toil j but when o,uf thoughtlessness piles by far the stances was to send for God’s prophet greater part of this extra foil into the bief space of five or six 8. Hczeklnh’g prayer (vv. 14-20), W e have Made great plans for this year’s Christmas business*—thousands o f dollars’ worth of days, it means not only an almost intolerable exhaustion to the Rabshfikeh, who seems to have-with salespeople, the post office clerks and the delivery force, but drawn from Jerusalem for a little' merchandise was bought months ago— fine, high-grade gift merchandise that we are now also a congestion sure to cause a vast amount of delay and dis while, now returned^ from Sennacherib offering at tremendons reductions.. Now is the ideal time to shop. Don’t delay! satisfaction. Why not help to reduce all these annoyances and With a letter warning Hezekiah against inconveniences to the minimum? trusting God for, deliverance, for no All of us who do our buying and mailing early are helping, God was able to stand against the Assyrian army. He spread the letter Ladies’ Wrist Watch fe cia l in eifect, to give a welcome gift to each and all of the various before the Lord and prayed. classes of workers who serve us in-connection wHh our Christ (1) He recognized God’s throne, White gold filled mas giving and receiving. Incidentally, by spreading the work making it the ground of Ms plea wrist watch, guar over a longer period and thus relieving congestion in the stores (V. 10), anteed movement and at the post office windows, we are also saving our own He reposed ids faith in the lord* Bogus zUverwdie in a chest time. Furthermore, we are making it more likely that the ship pf Jehovah, knowing that all cootaiaing S knives, 6 forks, in any of the new gifts which we send and receive will not be caught in some power and authority resided in Him, $ teaspoons, 0 table spoons, shapes; a lovely gift. Egtn tnovemttit, in white or (2) He recognized the peril which butter knife and sugar shell. srten zold-mied esse. Bend- inextricable jam of the mails and delivered only a day or two Special engraved dime t» all the latest threatened the people (vv. 17*19), $ 10.00 design*, octagoa, rannd or after the Christmas festival is over— a fate which always de ...... $ 10.00 cushion shop*. g e e (8) HO asked for deliverance (v. 20). OMUMteei M f a n . Special...... 9 1 9 tracts from the joy of the day and the gift. 4. Isaiah's message to Hezekiah i if you want "to get the’ most of the real Christmas spiri . (ft. 21-33). Ladies' genuine diamond riags, 18- Ladies’ Elgin wrist watches in 8 -Day mahegany fhuzh, American out of your Christmas giving, then, and at the same time to (1) That Sennacherib's sin was k t solid white gold f OR white or green geld made movement. Strikes the« hour uuur give the most, add to your gifts the bonus of early buying anc blasphemy against the Holy One of mountings. Special...... vw *l filled cases...... $ 2 0 u p and half hour on Cathedral mailing.— Columbus Dispatch. Israel (Vv. 21-23). $10 (2) That Sennacherib had forgotten Ladies' diamond . rings, Genuine diamond wrist watdies for gang, guaranteed ...... 18-kL soSd^wMte gold dianuma ladies, beautifully mounted with that he wifs an instrument in God’s Seth Thomas mahogany 8 -day THE HEART OF A BUSINESS hand (Vv. 24-28), rings la a very beautiful blue Sapphires, 15-jewei movement, design. Reduced to. , $75 18-kfc mantel clock, (8) That judgment upon Sennach gold •case. * “•' J37.50* cathedral gong...... $13.50 Advertising hdps to make a business well known. Good erib was Imminent (vv, 20-35). service causes the concern to be favorably known. Friends- IV. The Assyrian Army. Destroyed making methods make the house both well and favorably (W. 86-38). SILVERWARE MEffS WATCH Sale known. The angel o f the Lord went forth 1847 Rogers Bros, stiver- Illiaok 17-jewd move- Friend-making is of more importance than Advertising or atid slew In the Camp of the Assyrians ware, Argosy, Ancestral, meat in beet quality o f Service. - 186,000 men, so Sennacherib was Ambassador, Annivers White or green hand en Advertising is the right barrel, Service is the left barrel, tamed back by the way he enme. ary er Heraldic, 26- graved gold tilled eases. L ighters but Friond-maldng gives them both barrels. What would ad Small diamonds, let in 18-kt. piece chest J 2 5 - 7 5 . Guaranteed 26 years. solid White gold mountings, cOmplete.... vertising and Service amount to if you continued to make attUm Steel m«1 4e*| S«M(- Complete stock of high NOTICE for lldies. owtoed M STedea $32.50 enemies?' ■ Reduced t o ...... $7 JO gglm...... $4 Up It must be admitted that Friend-making alone would be a Uiow proce.it for building a business. Notice is hereby given that The ’ Advertising and Service are both necessary, but a few First United Presbyterian Church of cranky clerks or a dozen discourteous employees will discount CedarviUe, Ohio, has filed its petition ♦THE ARCADE good Advertising and stall even the best kind of Service. in the Common Pleas Court of Greene Advertising is the head Used in busin< is. S ervice the County, Ohio, case No. 17942, pray* JE W E L E R S * hands we employ in business. Friend-making is the heart of mg for authority to mortgage its real business. estate in said County, being lets Nos, 4 atid 6 In said Village} also ninety- two (82) feet off of lot No, 2, and also LUCK A tract of 69-10Otlia of an acre in the We heard a fellow talking of a friend who had achieved r said Village of Cedarville, Ohio, to considerable degree of success. "He’s a lucky guy,” vv*i Iho secure a loan of not to f.;cced Fifteen ' comment. * " ' ■ ■ ■* ■ ' TheUiVflUl DoJh'.is, (SliJ 090.001, to be rectoed by n mort^ajve mi ?'dd vu .{ A man buys a tract of laud without thought of w r Jth be neath. A gt obfist finds oil or valuable minerals in its subsoil state, find that tlu* said petition will A 9 T O 1 7 outside mgtftap* develops them and the man, without con* be M'heaving on amfafter t,'e vth Ml; r%dr* M W^XC* tributlof^ipiight or toil, becomes rich. That Is luck. day of January, If,28, iW k llw LiP E|. Afiomcr man thinks of a new idea, toils upon it, s*/*ri.icet' LEO AN ai EUSON, for It, masters it, adds to Civilization a great convenience, build Chairman of the lieiuHi oi Trustee,-} of JUST INSIDE THE THlfeB*STREET ENTRANCE ing an industry in which thousands are employed. The ori the First United Presbyterian Church ginator becomes rich. 'JcdafViHc, 0. tl2-3(M) Is that luck? Not at all. It is intelligence, foresight Xt A iM * OatO Mm courage. It it the creative instinct usefully applied, 1 Subscription* taken for Magazine* *hd Newspaper*. j , (J. McMillan OfPM ’vnnaryaewf •-»•—Tggaffb’ A number from hare attended a Mr, Marvin William* has rented hi* j A m m m m m , skewer last Saturday at the house o f , farm to Harry Powers and the former Mr. Millard Rltenour, Jamestown in will have a dosing-out sale Holiday [ REV JES S E SWANK yOlJ^LIU-Tw# good teatber reek- honor of Miss May Jtitwvour, a bride- 1SWH|^Ca mimA4$,$b*4, M.
CANNED PEACHES U. P, CHURCH , . In Syrup — Doz, Can< „ $235 Sabbath School at 10 A. M, Morning Service in High School j RAISINS Auditorium at 11 A.-M. Sermon by 23c the Pastor. Subject: . “Relation Be- 2 P ounds...... tween Chaste and Chasten” , Lust Year we thought we had the largest and best Santa Claus Store we had ever had. This year we know it is still larger, showing a wider, more M. E. CHURCH Varied, assortment than ever before, , We have a veritable "Toy Towny and 9:30 A. M. S. S. P. M. Gillilan, Supt. have issued an eight page catalogue showing the offerings of our Santa 10:30 Sermon—Dr, Jesse Swank, Claus G ift Shop.^ ' „ 2;&> P M. Junior League. THOMAS AND GROUSE 6:30 P, M. Epworth League. 7:80 P. M.—Union Service at this i YOUB CHRISTMAS GIFT GROCERIES church. That problem can be solved in.our English Wainuta, new Calif. ....23c lb. , Gift Display. Variety radiates from _ , ■ „ We haye a full line of Underwear all departments. Our Toy Town has . Prunes, large, new ...... 10c lb. for Children and grown ups. many Sleds, Wagons, Chairs, Baby . Navy Beans ...... t...... - ...... 2 lbs. 1 5 c . Walker Variety Store. Buggies, Dolls and dozens of various Raisins, new seedless ...... 12clb, AUCTIONEER— C. L, TAYLOR— t0^‘ , ; , . ' , . “E” Brand Soap ...... 4 bars 15c Jamestown. O..Phone 46. (10-28) Should you desire to make it a Ra dio Christmas, we have unquestion- ’ Corn Meal — ...... -3 Ibs.^lOc f Two things,to do When the publish er notifies you that your subscription ably- the Best Radio store in the Pancake Flour, Sun Ray ....2 pkg. 18c has expired—First, Phono 2-7; Second' County. We feature Atwater Kent, Coffee, a good Santos ...... 33c lb. —Ask for James C. McMillan, Radioia and Sparton Electric. . ** A||n Country Club 24 1-2 lb. suck 95c} 12 1-4 suck If something in wearing apparel is Apricots, large can halves ...... -23c For Rent* Either 5 or 6 rooms on the Gift you wish to make, numerous Apples, fi ne eating ...... 5c lb. rLUUlt Country Club 49c; Gold Medul flour C Q fl Main street. 3 rooms upstairs furnish ed for light housekeeping, Garage in items are on display. Other items , Catl Corn> extra good ...... 1 .9 e can 24 1-2 lb. sk., $1.13; Gold Medal flour, 12 1-4 sk. J 3U connection. Call at Western Ohio that suggest an appropriate .gift are • ^ „ Country Club Pastry flour 5 lb. 21c* Cream Station, Leather Goods, Fancy Glassware, . Can Peas, regular 25e value ...... 15c tsassame;* Chinaware, Cosmetics. Books and Dan Pumpkin, No. 3 can, fancy ....10c A i l i r A Round, 2 lb. Layer Sponge ^ Ve^es‘. , , ^ Swansdown Cake Flour, pkg, ...... 33c In Stationery, an extremely select _ . , _ ...... ~ (l All tv Square Layer, Asst. Flavors 2Sc; 230 stock offers an ideal Gift. In Novel ‘ Salad Dressing, 9 oz. 1000 Island.. 23c Velvet Sponge each 10c. ties our large varied stock Can save Salmon, 1 lb. can, Pink ...... 17c the expense Of ca trip to the city. Re- ■ , _ member, our Toy Town comprises Pork & Beans, two brands, 3 can* 23c Red River Ohios 15 lbs. 30c; U. the largest most varied stock ever Old Dutch Cleanser ...... 3 can* 20c POTATOES S. No. 1 White Cobblers 15 lbs. 320 shown in Cedarville, » ■ We wi*h you all a Merry Christmas, Regular—Not Special Prices, Jewel lb. 32c} French Brand lb. COFFEE Country Club Steel Cut lb. 47c. 45C R. Bird & Sons Co. OLEO Eatmorc FGGS Layer 1 9 c 2 2 c Lb, —— • ■ Ev-Re-Day I.b, 28c Stewing Mgs, Lb. lSe rf f f H L A T . $ oti. y o u r LARD Kettle Rendered SOAP P. Sl G. nr Kirks mind? Double-breast- 151 Flake. 10 B ars _____ 3 8 c Lb. *«**"*,*“— ers? Single-breasters? BANANAS Ripe, Yellow 2 3 c LARD Kettle 1 5 1 c Fruit, S Lbs, Blues? Browns? Grays? Rendered. Lb. ORANGES Florids, 200 size. Ddz, 4 9 c 1Ve have all the late SWANSDOWN FLOUR 2 8 c GRAPEFRUIT U size. ideasmmen’sfashions. ——— 1 9 c BEANS Country Club 2 3 0 And speaking df blues t Cana GRAPES Emperor. Campbells, 3 for 25c A « r i ; ■*-ydu*ll enthuse about our Middishade Blue WAI NUTS English, ONIONS JDty. 1 7 e - Diamond Brand. Lb. Serge Suits,
HAMS Half or WXSD NOW M«. 2 7 c Skinned. Lb. mu* ** seat 19c HOME CLOTHING CO c m Lb'. — CEDARVILLE, OHIO taiMutim
m mum “Empire* Saxophon*’* Ht$tmry I m m “MteUfc wapiM'” is net A towNM teefa* m -f ht STATE TAX COMMISSION M I S ON ' oMatal, it is, however, tha popular The saxophone was fat*e#«ee4 fa by pressing the iff* fa#*®*** AUTOMOBIIiE INSURANCE a*d convenient tana used to deefaaate 184$ by Adolph 0*x, to whom are as for two iaours at a ttgte a tea aggregation o f more than 125 ter cribed numerous >ther laetruJbeot*. mrfL it is understood that the **r SEDUCTION OF SCROR TAX LEVIES ritories and separate governmental Four years later it was ftw fl fa the t»U idea received James C. MeMRhn, Ascent Units under rite British crown. The French army hands apd was afterward Inspiration upon noting the f s « « * king of Boffand is not spoken of as adopted fa England at the royal n ju . - characteristics o f patient basfewufa- tary school ef musie at Kaetler halh j the “emperor ef the British empire.” Detroit News PUBLIC UABrUTY-MPROPERTY DAMAGE COLUMBUS, O.—The State Tax;be m the Pa&tesvHfa-Ravenna high- Commission ba« ruled that county! way, 6.&T6 miles, the estimate being FIRE— THEFT— WIND budget commissions do not have the • $803,T71,a*. The total mileage in im- authority to reduce levies in school provemcat is 115,4*8, exclusive of CedarviUe, Ohio districts...... below the legal minimum:* of ‘ bridges; 4,85 mi&a. This is truly s victory for * • * * the schools of the state m the ruling The sixtieth annual session of the Of the commission is final and there County Auditor's Association of ohm TOYLAND is no appeal from same. The ruling W*» hew In the Capital City Tuesday given in the appeal pf s board of edu add Wednesday .of this wgelf, mem BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE — PRICES ALL cation from action of a county budget ber* being regaled with addresses by The Exchange Bank commission, follows: “ The Commis Chairman of Tax Commission Joht LOWER sion holds that a budget commission A . Cassidy, Attorney General Edward of a county has no authority under a G» Turner, A.,1 . Feckinpaugh of the Good Old Santa Claus is as busy as a bee getting wonderful toys statute to modify or reduce the *- Bureau of Inspeotlon and Supervision made for boys and girls. Here are a few he has sent to The Famous Want* Your Banking mount shown in the budget o f a board of Public Ofilcee, Quincy A. Davis and of education for the purpose of meet Senator Jehu g* Edw*rds of the Qhfa Cheap Store. \ * Business ing debt charges, nor can it reduce Tax Commission and E, F, Allan of the amount asked for operating ex the Ohio Society for Crippled Chtt* Every girl and boy ih Greene County is invited to visit Toyland in1 penses below such a sum as would be dren. Problem* arising in the ad* The Famous Cheap1 Store. I T H E Y P A Y produced by a rate of 2.20 mills. mmistration o f the county auditor's There is also a school levy of 2,65 office were also discussed hy various Use Our Lay-Away Plan—A small deposit will hold any article mills placed on the duplicate by members in attendance at .the con county auditors, which is required by vention. - . ' until Christmas, O N S A V IN G S law, bringing the. legal minimum levy for school operating expenses to 4,85 Automobile license plates are noW 4% 0 A C C O U N T S mills. on sales fin all Ohio cities aftd eounties, Secretary of State C larice J. Browri F or G irls The Capital City was hoBt to several there will be no extension of D oll Cabs Cedaf Chests Never Before tiffie beyond December 3lst for the state conventions the' past and pre Better Made; More Beautiful Sewing Machines 1 A s Cheap sent week including The Ohio Manu procuring of licenses. Persons at Electric Irons ROLLER facturers Association, Ohio Implement tempting to drive their cars after $2.75 to $13.50 Table and Chairs Dealers, State Employees Beneficial thatrdate, hearing oldlicense numbers Laundry Sets BEARING Association, Ohio and West Virginia will be at the mercy o f local police Kitchen Cabinets WAGON Tent & Awning Companies and the authorities, Secretary Brown ha* Ironing Boards . Knights of St. John and auxiliaries, been promised the most loyal co Stoves . the latter, having over 2,500 members operation on the patt of police, partic-' Trunks in attendance, Frank Schwab of Buf ulurly in larger- cities. Secretary DOLLS Books falo, NV. Y., supreme president o f the SrOwn states that there is no reason- Games organization, delivering the principal why the simple’ duty of procuring li- . Walking Pianos address. :enses in a. thirty day period should, Dolls * V • lot be easily accomplished, when an Talking. Doll - And— Competitive as well as hop-compet army of 1,500,000 Ohio voters can go Non-Breakahle Many More itive examinations for a number of to the polls in orderly- procession and Wonderful Toys, state- positions are announced by the decide the issues o f state fand-nation State Civil Servic^ Commission of wide importance in a single day. Com 25c to $4.49 For Boys Ohio, to be held at Columbus, Cleve missioner of 'Motor Vehicles Chalmers Erector Sets VANITY COMPACT land, Cincinnati' and Toledo on Tues R, Wilson has distributed a total of Tool Chests ' $3.75 day and Wednesday, December 13th 1,600,000 license plates for the 1928 Buddy-L-Toys • All Steel, Rubber Tires and 14th. A number of good posi registration. •’ Autoists are heeding Picture Machines Strong tions are open at this time and any the instructions to have their bills of Automobiles ONLY $ 3 one desiring to try for one of them sale and truck weight slips with them Automobiles Sleds . may obtain information as.to duties, when they apply for their license. Roller .Hearing . Velocipedes Train On Track This avoids much of the trouble in This beautiful case, one of mahy that he have Jj requirements, salaries and dates, of Rubber Tire, Disc Wheel Sidewalk Cycles 98c to $4.49 examination as -well .as application former years and especially in the last Aeroplanes showing — features a line, that is very popular rush hours for licenses.. Permission, Lights 1 v American Flyers this' season. blanks by writing the Civil Service Steam Shovels Commission in this city not later than to Use new license tags on and after Brake and Gear Shift Guns WONDERFUL STOCK OF five o'clock Friday afternoon, Decem December 21st has been- granted by Books SCOOTERS ber 9th. " , Mr, Brown. * Thffi enables owners to $549 to $22.50 Games SILVER NOVELTIES
R evenue From B abbit* World** fredou* TJkmgt Paul Brown And Umm&t i*» S eein g1* B elievin g Prbsed as pets In 'America. Aa*»r* “ionft of thus hank retoar* la The wmt costly book in the world * KT__ , . t ____ The tallest monument of stone la the Miss Barnett Married | Marie Antoinette Mirrors rabbits tre an Important item of in pretty slick with their fingers," *M# is * Hebrew Bible owned by the GHw» Washington monument, 565 feet high, dustry ia France, say# Popular Me sum government, which some year* By T. T. MA.XRY , ft but tbs largest monolith ia in Karnak, Ssttiday told ns when he came from 1 chanic# Magazine. They are raised on his great visit to the city, “ fiee a ago refused the pope’s offer of $1*6,000 Away back ,» fall of *ti when Egypt, being 106 feet high. The high L **sx***sx O more than 1,000 farm# for their wool, feller down In the Back o' Adelaide, for it, The moot costly medfehie a wiy nobis Seniors o f to-day wore . WNUSarvk* est chimney in the Old world, measur which, in some season*, brings a# few* year# ago was metallic gallium, ing 474 feet, la la Glasgow. The larg- and blow me if 'e didn't 'are to keep woroly Freshman, Calvin Weimar in Chicago's New Water Tunnel much as 48 a pound, In on* year the a wet sponge alongside *lm to stop "i# which sold for fVnj/m * puusd, bet formed Paul Brewa it wouldn't be a "TpHSS completion of a new water agueduct la use I* the Croton of New value of the total amount produced in radium is now Hut priceless pern of York, which ia 86 mile# long; but the flngerg from flttln’ rod ’ot, 'J? tol’ ww *a#a for him to go with Miss A tunnel under a portion of Chi- France was $180,000, mo so hisaelf.”—Sydney Bulletin. the medical world, Elisabeth Barnett, who happened to eago discloses some enlightening in longest ever built Is la Peru, 360 mile# in length, be a Junior.. The idea did not seem formation concerning the tremendous 'wmuw 1 !u'^ to make Paul mad ao he did it, The also and amazing cost of such under- takings in large cities, romance progressed. It grow and it How Crops Are Battened grew, i Oenstrueted In order that some 600,- j 000 persons residing in the southwest- Lettuce was ready for. market in Friday, November 25, Mr, Paul ; era part of the city might “drink cm March from an outdoor garden in THE BEST GIFT Brown and Miss Elisabeth Barnett { plosly spd have more water for Bat- gweden this year, a result of heating vyre quietly married at the home of • urday night,** this tunne! is horse- the soil with electricity. That the A SAYINGS ACCOUNT Mr* and Mr#„ Nfclsou. Thorne, Ssv^n j shoe in Ihape. ilnpd with concrete to product may be matured earlier is Mites* Ohio, Bev. Nelson Thome oft* l cover all Jagged projections and rm considered a probability and further With Christmas only a few weeks off it is time to plan your giving. elated at the ceremony, Thera were * mavg all resistance to water flow, has testa are planned. A main object is to obtain a mound temperature, which but three present besides the bride a finished diameter of 12 feet, Is 6 1-3 For your loved ones —^ son, daughter, mother, or father—a gilt that miles long—alj w so|ld rock, arid, in will correspond' to the comparatively and groom. Bev. Thorne, Mrs, Thorne, the main, 140 feet below the surface hjgh air temperature la spring says is really worth while is a savings account with this bank. It teaches . sister o f the bride, and Mrs. Ida Kel of the streets. ' j Popular Mechanics Magazine, thrift in the young and its sey. , According to the city engineer, ap Paul Brown, who is a native of Every boudoir a bower of beauty- proximately 1,400.000 pounds of dyna such is the sentiment which now pre mite were used in blasting. 400,000 Halo Weather Forecast Mass., is one of the- most popular men vails in the home. Wherefore 'tt* not of the campus. lie has been the star car* of rock excavated and elevated Since halos occur in high thin to wonder, when, milady goes a-Chrlst- to the surface and 1500,000 hags of clouds of small Ice'crystals, and since tackle on the. football team for the mas shopping, that she Is so prone to such clouds occur on the forward side past four years, captaining the team cement used In lining the tunnel. bay boudoir accessories that tempt The work in the tunnel was carried of a widespread storm, or cyclone, It in his Junior year, Ho was also Presi her eye aud beguile her fancy. You on from two shafts—each plant, elee- 1 follows that rain or snow usually oc dent o f * the Junior CJass last year. may be sure that these exquisite trlcaJly operated, consisting of head- curs within a day or two after a halo His»Y. M- C. A, work has been of Marie Antoinette hqud mirrors will JhoUse. power house, dry room, store ts seen. ■ INTEREST high type. He has always been will prove a fascination to every woman. room, office, blacksmith shop, cement ing ,to help anyone he jJbssiblj? could shed, carpenter shop, rock crusher and storage bins. Then Spring Arrives makes it a gift that increases rapidly and surely. Why not arrange at all times, ‘*A real good Fellow.? The pussy willow, probably more Miss Barnett, graduated with the Clean-Up Work The capacity of this tunnel ts 800,» 000.000 gallons per twenty-four hours. than any other tree, tells the people for it today. . class of ’28, She taught last year Clean-up work ia a good thing, very of both city and country when spring ' ■ ' ' i' • * ■ much worth while, but it is even more The total cost. Including the shafts but this year she has been keeping worth While to the individual house and equipment, was about 3131 per Is here, says the American Tree asso house for Mr. and Mrs. Thorne. You holder than to the city at large. It foot, or $4,500,000 all told. ciation, During a brief period of will all remember “ Betty” for her means, better order, better health, less The pumping station is equipped spring It gives the chief touch of beau wonderful work in the-Y. W« C. A, and Are hazard, with four compound turbine-driven ty to the landscape through its fine display of yellow blossoms that are The Springfield Building & the Literary Society.' pumps,' each wltb a capacity of 75.* visited, by thousands of bees. Mr. Brown will continue with his 000,000 gallons per twenty-four hours,, studies until he rceives his - degree- and cost an additional $2j>00,QOQ. Butter on Trees . (ft. 19*7. Wastern Newspaper Union.) next spring. The couple will then go ' Can It Be Done? Loan Association Butter trees are grown in Africa, to the homo of Mr. Brown in. M:',-3>3.. the Atlantic cable tells us, Africa tt ia very hard to tell a wise man 28 E, Majn Street Springfield, Ohio for a few weeks, returning to Ohio seems to have beat Burbank to it, FOB SALE—Two good leather rock from a fool‘ after they become ardent next fall to take up teaching duties, who, in his later years,-waS working ers and day bed. E. 0. Payne, 2-186. partisan?.—Ban Francisco Chronicle, MinffiM —Cedar Needles on developing butter trees from or dinary milkweed,1 ...... L^.-
I Springfield Springfield Nights Gall J** Ohio pg&^iUr@fts Gcdck* Ohio For Heating Stoves With frost just around the corner why hot have the base burner gone over and put in good condition fo r winter use? Silk Robes l . $9.95 Y our stove pipe may need repair or a > new section added. A gift that will be sure to win his approval bro-. beaded silk robes, in new colors and designs. Skinner You can save gas by having tl| e gas satin collar and cuffs, and big pockets. stove cleaned and the burner adjusted to GIFT SHIRTS ■ give the best results, $1 95 pall Service Hardware Co. for appoint* Hare in this group you’ll find ‘ broadcloths, both Plaids And ' ' ‘ mnnt and I will do,your work ima satis all the favorite styles . , Other-1 factory manner. : ■ The famous BeVilWss made atomizer# shift selections to 67.89. in ft. host of unique new shapes, large CHARLES HORERNER * ana small. Delicate shades make them decidedly charming. A Very acceptable ■** gift item, /. 50c to $5
Public Sale! G ift Socks GIFT GLOVES . ; We wlU sell at public sale, on the Hugh McMillap farm, on what Is known as the Rarbison road, 2 miles N, W', of Cedarville and.? miles $1.50 to $8.50 7 5 c south of Clifton oh The ever welcome gift . . and in our se Interwoven, socks, fancy lection, you'll find the styles, the leathers plaids in silk and all-wool THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15,1927 -—the colors most cared for by discrim inating men; . . plenty of smart colors . . Commencing at 12 o'clock the following property:' W r ■ Beautiful jeweled and sparkling are 'c . the gorgeously designed n«w earrings, HEAD OP HORSES ------3 brooches, necklaces, chokers, rings and ' Consisting of one, brown horse, 12 years, old, .weight ?1750; 1 bay ffif bracelets In Antique, Grotto Blue and horse 15 years old, weight, 1400; 1 brown mare IS years old, wt. 1400. S f Sapphire. Gift Negligee 7 ------HEAD OP CATTLE.------7 $1 to $4.95 Consisting of 1 Shorthorn Cowwith calf three weeks old. 1 Jersey Delightful - - Practical cow. 3 extra good 2 year old Jersey heifers,, carrying second calves all. due to freshen in \prtt and May. 2 good Jersey heifer calves, 6, One gift that always delights the and 8 months old. , „ feminine, heart. . negligee . . Our varied selection includes, crepe do 61 HEAD OF HOGS 61 chine, satin, siquax satin, and Consisting of G fat sows; 1 brood sow with pigs.four weeks old; prints . . contrastingly trimmed 2 brood sows to farrow this month; 5 brood sowa to farrow in February and also smart touches-of ostrich Imported Gift 4 brood sows to farrow in March; 1 Pare bred black Boland China boar' . , Black and high shades. 2 years Old. 2 shoots weighing about 160 lbs; 16 feeding shoatS weigh Handkerchiefs ing about 100 lb.; 18 pigs weighing about 60 lb, Washable suede, and doeskins in nat *1 ? BOX OF ural and inode fashion smart slip on. $7.95 to $?5 . 21 — HEAD OF DELAINE LAMBS styles for women. Always an accep THREE 69c table gift, Consisting of 7 buck lambs and 14 weathers.. Women’s dainty white or pastel kerchiefs $2.50 Silk Pajamas •of Swiss and linen embroidered corners ''pEED------FEED— PEED In contrasting or self colors. Tied in a 200 btt. Com hi crib; 200 shocks of fodder; 80 tons of ensilage. $5.95 to $12.95 i fancy gift box.
f a r m i m p l e m e n t s Consisting of 1 Brown Wagon and box bed; 1 wagon with gravel bed; 1 14-foot foddcrsled; 1 Black Hawke Com planter with bean and fertilizer attachment and 120 rod of wire; 1 Dsering 6 ft. cut mower; 1 hay rake; 1 mOWer 5-ff, cut with clover buncher attachment; 1 Oliver Santa In Toyland Daily l-raw cultivator; 1 spike-tooth iiMrow; 1 3-horse drill; 1 drag; X sulky, plow; 1 3-horse walking ploW; 1=double disc; 1 single disc; 1 tteW De- Buddy L. Steam Shovel., $2.98 Teddy Rears—Nice ’ Sizes, . 40c laval Cream Seperator used about two months; l five gallon and 2 ten jgjjgp 1 Daisy Shot Guns , .w * . . . ,79c Soldiers—Nicely Boxted. . . ,98c gallon cream cans; S hog houses; 4 sides of harness; dollars and Ferry Boats, Side Wheelers 89b Phonographs— bridles and numerous other articles, Pantry Sets—Complete ,. ,48c Loud Speakers TERMS MADE KNOWN DAY OP SALE Rod Dining Sets . $3.95 Sewing Maoli&es * Guns—Shoots Cork..,24c Character Babies— TARBOXand JEFFREYS —» Iron and Ironing Board.. .74o ■ Imported * . »•«'* w * *14 $1.00 Kennon Bros., Aucts, HarryLewis, Clerk s : .* » Lunch served on Ground. ' i Gordon V Line DOLLS SLEDS and Fancy Clock ■ What Darling Babi*a*-They're Fine straight jstearing »leds-- wssssmaesSspss e& ss& aM pm isssssm easn 1# Inches tall and nicely dress- Hosiery. . For Gifts ed with little bonnets and outle strongly made to wlthetand the shoes and stooktngs. With or strain of all the hard dbwm-htU HAVE YOU BEEN THINKING— $2.50 to $3.00 without bahr. fleps. Cheioe tomorrow., j[ If not you will when Jack Frost comes. One A complete showing of the smart fit !• ting Go.-Ion V .lines in all th*» latest 1 style# . . including top Arid bottom 98c * ' of our nice PARLOR FURNACES will keep clock# and slipper heels. The new ser* $1.19 \ vise chiffon weight V line top or Hie Home Comfortable. W e have both large bottom okrnk M <9.06. Also new top or bottom cloak, with slipper heel at $111. Maht V h»* heel# $1.1$. Black Boftfda—Good Sixo. .iHki CbitfetTe* Seisr—Oo«ip)ste.t.$i M andsmall sizes. 1 , Fleet-‘ Oor. *Hdg* Drumii—Fancy Stylo* . ...49o Friotilon Boat* ...... ,...,J96e ** , SERVICE HARDWARE CO. mhhmmw 3E ■ W wfipfei Trumbull m Captivity Omitaiavtkiiit Pottery ABMff w vtag In th* Revolution, Jeh* Trumbull, famous American SOMETHING TO • painter, went to London, Arrested l thwrq, he announced that ho had been THINK ABOUT m the staff of General Washington, This occasioned his being confined In By F, A. WALKER the tower of London for about eight months. The artist's life was saved “BE NOT AFRAID" by a direct-appeal to the king made hy Benjamin West, with whom the artist f t e r you have recounted every bad studied. enemy to mankind; after you Ahave taken a census of all the evil* Large Skull in Net and their results, you will, if you rea A skull, nearly five feet Jong, was son rightly, put at the fiend «f the Mrt brought up In the £rawl net of the and leading the whole procession, trawler General of Leith, Scotland, FEAR. . while the crew was fishing recently In Fear 1* the handmaiden of Discour the North sea. The natural history agement and together they have cre department of thp Royal Scottish mu ated .greater destruction than any seum, to which, the skull was taken, other ‘two factors in human life. Identified the specimen aa part of a Think over your own life hud see blue-nose whale, prohably uhout 24 how many times you have been de feet long. terred from attempting something for Much to the Joy of the art connote- fear you would fail ; for fear that that sour genuine Czechoslovakian pottery failure would bring upon you the de l» finding Its way (reasonably priced rision of those you knew, considering its beauty), Into Amer .The human family Is strangely ica's yuletide displays, This ware is much mom willing to accept the warn actually handmade ami hand-deco ings of fear than the encouragements rated in the very peasant homes, Th« of confidence. highly colorful designs are the same Fear, attains Its greatest power and l’s In vogue RS far .hack as etevep its most alarming proportions when hundred year* ago. Anyone would he the power of reasoning 1$ most Jtigh'y proud to receive a gift of pitcher (note developed. - ■ - 1,3 unique convex handle) and goblets The Jellyfish, the earthworm, no one to match like the one In the picture. of the tower forms of life glye .evi — - r — ------■ dence of fear. Reasoning,' even if the reasoning Is No Free-Will Offering false, Is as necessary to th beginning Little Douglas came over to our . of fear as it Is necessary to Its elimi house with his mother. My .mother nation, ' .. had taade cookies and put fronting on them hut hadn't put them away yet Two kinds of things you fear—the things ydu cannot avoid and the- Be asked forgone. Bis mother said: WASVVJS VtNOViS.THAT “Did you thank the lady?" ■ His as HOW .'! OO^SM 'T t>0 things which can he escaped. tonishing reply was t "She didn't' give RV»RSrTV4m©, -BVjr VT If the danger Is Inescapable the It to met 1 asked for It"—South’s D obs AM AcNpCL. WOT fear is obviously useless, Companion, NOVJ X*AVS. If it can be overcome then the en- -trance of the element of fear only lessens our capabilities to establish our mastery. One of the great mistakes of many ‘ ‘where savings are greatest*' parents Is that they tench their chil f t S7-39 Ea$t Main St„ Xenia, 0> dren to be afraid,- You have, frequently heard a moth f e er or a father say: "If you do that the bogy roan will get you," instilling Into the heart of the child a belief-In ll. something which does not exist and a fear which may never be quite ,erad) i cated. f t : Children should be taught, ns tar a? may be, to fear nothing, nud cer f t tainly in' their little minds there should not be built up those hjrror- s\r}klng unrealities which may per haps serve to keep thetn.from mischief but at altogether too great a cost- That Means Right Now! Nine-tenths of our fears, are with-, out sound foundation. ■ ...... l.limkn^ll"! Flljl HM-|lpl...Mitl,l;,J-|l111 ,...,1 |l_ I | ijlij if we reason out the situation, how. over, threatening It may appear, we. will nsunlly find A way to avoid the' New Mechanical Toys danger. Brinj; Thrill om C lm ite Morning* At any rate If we have got to fight let tis battle free-handed and not ham Boys—and, girls, too— like these toys ’ that can b‘6 pered by alarm and dread. wound wpto face and whirl. The selection this year ' (© by MgClur* NeWspiuirr Syndicate.* ‘ ^ Includes several that will prove popular, LAUGH—BE HAPPY SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. A , t .YZ Aerb Speeder, 89c AT CHRISTMAS TIME , Mac Whirling Jockey. Race, 1 $9c ■ F IT were • possible, the Randal* I would have been unhappy, because Skyhird of the many reverses of the past satisfactory^* furs year; a great loss by fire, sickness, Main Street— a . typical main too) and hospital bills, and many ol ..street.with' vehicles moving in the misfortunes that come in a life either direction, terminal, lamp time seemed to have come to .them the past year, To peep In on them, oi N spite of the most unseasonably warm November in standards, etc. for $8c ■ ' even to have listened In, would, have convinced any recluse that happiness was permeating the very ntmosphert many years abd in spite of the unfavorable general A Dainty Set For of that home. tr Plenty o f Fun “Now, James,” ,began Mrs. Randal business conditions, our sales for the month practi “ PlayingHouse In “Limping Lizzie'* Who didn’t resemble one who take* The Funny Flivver the “dally dozen" but proved the say cally equalled last year./ This is all the more re Every small miss tag, “Laugh and the world lauglu wants a. set of cooking with you,” “I have laughed ut Marta'* markable because the volume in 1926 was the larg utensils like mother's. letter until I am sick. All their money yet she says, she can't have a happ) est in our history. ‘ Christmas because of our many re verses, and that they wouldn't thlnl of having any one in, and for us no’ T w o factors produced this and you arte interested in both o f them— the to be too lonely. Welt, well, that sure ly (s funny—us not be foo lonely 1* first is furs are popular particularly with the young women— the second is our Mrs. Randal burst out laughing again marvelous assortment o f fur coats and neckwear at prices that forced attention “Well, Rose, quit your laughing and brought results. thl? yf% °!le la«gh when read that letter, or tell It to me.” thj* hmpmg flivver it put "Oh, James, to think of her being t,on 7 - an anmiing so unhappy over our loss when we toy at a very low price. T o think of furs is to think of Bancroft’s, because of our 76 years* experi With these she can don't even think about It. She always make her cookie just as aces the 'Slough Of Despond'; nc ence and commanding position in the fur trade of Central Ohio. You can come mother does! wonder she's so skinny. Worrying to us expecting to find just what you want at a saving. S o true is this that more 2 3 c about us! Jim, we've never had a happier Christmas. None of us has than half our sales are made to Dayton, Columbus and smaller surrounding died yet; we still have our garage towns like Urhana, Bellefontaine, etc. Guns and Shooting Games to live li. Christmas Is Christmas whether mr pocketbook be fat or Are Sure to Please a Boy lean." W e are in constant touch with the New York markets and fashion’s "“Yes, Rose,’ but Christmas doesn’t There are all kind# of target seem to be the same to the fat and edicts in furs are here as soon as the express can bring them. T h e fur business ihoofing garnet, war games and lean, judging from your laugh and is not a side issue with us— we’ re fur specialists twelve months in the year. You i guns of various kifids in Toyland Marta’s sadness.” this-year^very hoy will fevel in “ Say, James, let's have them down will be waited upon by a man who can intelligently and honestly advise you them, They, art attractively low* for Christmas nud show them what • and tell you what to expect in wear. priced, tod. . wonderful time people can have living In tlielr garage. We can put them overhead In the servants' quarters— 9c, 49c, 89c, 98c have to make use of It in some Way, for we may never be able -to afford It is impractical to list, stocks as comprehensive as ours, another maid." hut we da want to specially mention a few garments “Bop to it, dear. You always do notable for price, style or the unusual fur, Satisfactory f 2 ^Atm iiwM ryl l25thAnniversarvl the proper stunt at the right time. 1 hay seal coats at low at $75; smart Mendoza heaver or think we shall enjoy it, as you seem tan korfiva coats $95; the finest American opossum coats to enjoy the thought of it.” $195; "extra quality pony coats trimmed with heavoir, red Kicking Donkey Mrs. Randal continued to laugh, A Trolley Cfyr A Funny Putt-Toy and as Marta Was leaving, she. too, fox, taupe fox,,etc. $195; wool seal coats in novel bisque With IW l Goog laughed nltd said: “Well, Rose, laugh- shades $195; silver muskrat coats $195, fox trimmed $195; lug is catching; happiness, too, I sup- genuine ffvdsan teed coats $995, etc., etc. pose, I think we shall Htc in out garage next y<-ar-hot nearly so much wo tit, and truly—I've fioVer had a ! better tune. Surely a Merry Christ-! mas we've had and we wish for you [ and .Tame# well, you'll he hapry and ■ i«****iS*ftisi*****ft4i>ii*iaM *ft*i****ft**.*atiA **«*jiS think you are prosjwroua whether you t Thl* wooden toy 1* gaily are or not, so all t eaq say (<> yon U- tated*-*and « joy, parti ut- good-hy.- tlmfty Burks Adams, Sfly to tmall boy*, 0 ,;r «fc Mil, Wemtu paver Vitim.) Small boy* never have too price It, a* tfstttl, low for the many of the** ^ a»«hty, teahtfie eat a. C )M |v i p m i Paheted ytllew, 8 9 c L SiabiKiriptlon* tfilww t o J%Mfo«a md N«w«p«p«rft, 3, o , MAMUlfta