The Cedarville Herald, Volume 47, Numbers 1-26

I tMk Famous Americans and Their Sayings VranlcKa, bora. JtBM ry 17, Xfilfj, p*_ trWt. mvenUw. tir»t port. B**t« *w»r*l ot tfca v»wA Staua “Tnnlti fiaovtity and Integrity m A m U pk bo- tween M«a. *sd man *r* ot utmost uspertance to life.” tv :» 5* exactly how MaWey’* yeopie 5ooij at their work. Next week another tatereeting quo. tation from another wmous American. Rave these lor the children. N ex t w eek , h o g im iin g o u M onday th e 2 1 s t, we s ta r t t h e b ig c le a n u p , . OUR ONLY W INTER C le a r a n c e S a le tp ean a a l o t to o u r f r ie n d s w ho t a k e adv an tag e o f its o f f e r in g s . E v e ry item o f­ f e r e d i n th is s a |e is b a ck e d u p by M ab ley ’s d e s ir e to s e rv e y o u well. R u b i e r / em d ( a A m @ ■ A GoodStar* — Cincinnati 1 mm rs , 5fr?*„ «-'*«(*• T U t ftmtpt+tr w t fMi.'k -r’rTnl HwU in Wt fermat rfi| inlet Wt sntgtsi yin d# tBf r,::i ^a:tt it in ytm rtcift Stti. ? n s mmuaai jiVICTORY ™KS I BJ5QTT’T5TNQ POPULARWED. IRA”.—SATURDAYMAT. The G rea test ’Dramatic Success in the ■History o f ike World THE REI.WYNTS PRESENT g |, CiiANNING m | LEMS AND A OR s i MAIL £ d r - d e e r KB ' '‘- - n 'aMESISSHEttJZK;: - >—v Vi NO STORY OF BIG PROB- ’ ITH THE CHICAGO CAST. rre« a V,'ED MAT., 50c to $1.50 ,■ -!»■ EVENINGS, 50c to $2.50 SAT. MAT 50c to $2.03 ■nwi^ffiinnp^lf'WSyi^l ■ ’•^isaaaBiBM iHiHaaS■; Hc::r;: ie Cement—I t U no; ntvesairy •» buy cement A verj jijQod one .yay be made by followi mg this simple recipe: Mix sotni paster of Paris with the white ol au eg# tp the consistency of cream* fhis is as good as any prpparwj cement and a jgood deal cheaper. Aft ?: Clecnjng Clothes.—Very ofi ivn m'tcr cleaning: clothes with gasi olme a ring wilt be left, This majt be removed by steaming over a te»i kettle. ♦ * *■ Silver.—If silver is put into apsti ot sour milk and allowed to stand over-night, it will be bright and shiny in the morning. Pipeg.—T{ie pipes in a Bink neec never become stopped up if just i little precaution is exercised. If f cup of kerosene is poured down thr dram once a month, followed V two gallons of boiling water tin- next morning, there should nevat be any trouble. The kerosene cuts the grease and the boiling water washes it away, • * * • . Making a Vase,—A pretty vmk nr flower container may be made from -an old .bpttle. That sounds .•trange, doesn’t it—but it’s so. First, saturate a cord id either kerosene or turpentine and tie „around the nec.c of the. bottle at the place you wish to cut it off. Then light the two ends of the cord and turn the bottle slowly so that the heat may be evenly distributed. Third and lastly, plunge into cold water and the neck will break off evenly. The prater.—After grating either lemons or cheese, a very stiff-bris­ tled: brush will thoroughly cleanse the grater. * e * Candle. Grease on Linen.—Candle grease may be removed from any linen article by putting a blotter under the piece and using a warn* iron. _Let the iron' stand on the material long enough to melt all the grease, which wilt be absorbed ay the blotter. DOLLARS MUST BE PLANTED TO GROW But unlike crops they; can be planted a t any time. If you have idle money th a t is not working, for you or tha t is drawing but two or three per cent interest invest it now with us under our SPECIAL.CERTIFI­ CATE PLAN and it will earn ' • * » , i - ,, , ' • i ' - ‘ , '. ., - , • 1 f - \ / - ■ :-.I ■ ■'.•v. .• ..=.■.-t.■:.!■■■. f • ,■ ■. ■ ■ ■. ■ 6 % ■■- INTEREST . , k, . .* ' * ^ ‘ - , ' * with absolute safety. Every .dollar, *is secured by first .mortgage on valuable Clark County Real Estate, Full information on request. The Springfield Building &Loan Association 28 E ast M a in S tree t, Springfield, Ohio * 7 THE UNIVERSAL CAR L o o k i n g A l a e a d TAST Spring a total of 350,OCOpeople were disappointed, in JU not. being'able to obtain deliveries of Ford Cars and Trucks, as orders; we:e placed faster than cars could be produced The demand for Ford pars and Trucks thi/Spring Will, accord­ ing to all indications, be far greater than last Spring. Winter buying has bpen. increasing at a greater rate than ever before. ‘ ' , i Actual retail deliveries the past 60 days totaled 308470 Ford Cars and Trucks, an increase of 1,961 a day over a year ago. Over 200,000 people have already ordered Ford products on our purchase plan, the majority of whom' will take delivery in , . . th« Spring* '■ . . The above facts are given with the suggestion that you list your . order promptly with a Ford dealer i f you contemplate the pur- * chase of a Ford Car or Truck for use this Spring or Summer and yrith to avoid delay in delivery. Detroit, Michigan ^ ■ i YounB#d(not p»ya*»Hlor year c« Youcannmmgetri nttike*mnalldeport down, takfeJ*cant ol the balance 1ft m i payments, Or, you can buy oft the Fod Weekly Futckeae Plan. This puta you on ib* prekntd Or«W ear at a ttaewbeckMcdadby iowmm . R. A. MURDOCH Ccdarville, Ohio f/ Ohio Stats 4eiwul Annual Bunak Offer AtUsatfcg ’Tbekf Atteatioaj im Effeet Throughout ' ! January } The farmers are very much in ter ested in The Ohio State Journal's An­ nual Bargain Offer, which is in ef­ fect throughout the monthof Jan- j nary, I I t is a well established fact that The Ohio State Journal provides a wonderful daily news service for the farmer. Being the only morning newspaper published in Columbus or Central Ohio, The Ohio State Journ­ al has a big advantage in supplying the rural route patrons with "the news first. The recent death of President ‘ Harding aptly illustrates the supe­ riority of The Ohio State Journal news service. Afternoon papers, dated fo r the next day, announced (the day following ms death) that the president was better. On the same rural mail delivery The Ohio State Journal reached subscribers with the announcement of the presi­ dent's death, At the hour the pre­ dated papers were sent out the con­ dition of President Harding was con­ sidered satisfactory but before the hour fo r The Ohio State Journal to go to press, he died. As a result, Ohio State Jourftal rural route patrons were apprised of President Harding’s death 24 hours in advance of those reading the pre-datfed papers.’ j One of. the big features of The Ohio State Journal is the market page, containing the latest grain, live stock and produce market reports. These quotations are depended upon by. thousands of farmers, who find them necessary in connection with their business. The Associated Press news service, coveting the entire, world; state news, Andy Gump,1 Mutt and Jeff, letters from our read­ ers, continued .stories, and many other features, all contribute to the making of this great newspaper, The price of The Ohio State Jour­ nal is $4 a year. During the period of the bargain offer an unusually attractive list of club publications is being offered a t treat!jr. f«du«d prfeu. 0 n« off**! make* it possible to seen*® Tb« Ohio] State Journal one year, and either The Ohio Parmer, National Stock- man or Today’s Magazine, fo r ?4,6D, Subscription* will be accepted a t this office or may be sent direct to The Ohio State Journal, Columbus, Ohio, Take advantage ol our rates on combination subscriptions for the Ohio State Journal, Herald, Ohio Farmer, Stockman or any magazine you may want. H su tX th ’icU , thousands af'fhen* sr>oUnti, ■pronounced),and dafmetl*m W ebs M s H ev ? IKTEDNATIOHALUlITIOMRr ri IT#rrV* •»*•* THEKUSIC-MAKERSARESINSEHS, INSTRUMENTALISTSANDFUNSTERS „ rhm JluSioHiy" H ere e r e "t a fe w sam p les Got tho 33 osr m broadcast nbi’caction 14 M agrimotor hot pursuit % r Blue Cross mystery ship Y r xotogravure junior college \ Esthonla. askari Fasclsta l altigraph cyper Riksdag Fl*g Day sippio Red ${aV mud. gun sterol paravane Ruthene Swaraj megabar rollmop taiga plasmon sugamo sokol shpncen psorosls soviet prccopl duyetyn realtor S.P.boat Czecho-Slpvalc camp-fire giyl aerial cascade Air Council ‘Devil Dog activation* Federal Land Bank I t thin Storehoate ofinformation ServingYna? j 270Qf»*ei fiOOOiltuitrxtlon* 407,000wprds&phraM*' _ Guatte ~e& BioarephTcajf Dictionary CL&C.MERRIAMCQ.,Springfield,M m »,UAA. Hem are four lively, peppy young Americans who are not only good singers, but they are exceptionally good performers on trombone, cornet, and other Instruments as well. The outstanding feature of their program is the profes­ sional atmosphere noted .throughout. Their playing demonstrates a highly de­ veloped technique and they are better than the average In their vocal work. The combination is rare Indeed. T*ieJ’ ore players, singers- and funsters, and they afe.four, excellent performers In everything they do. RBSS' IF YOUNEEDPRINTINGDRQPIN BK w WHI1 r \ *SinaU wonder that thrifty, folks have responded instantly, to the splendid-values we are offering during this sale. Remember—th is merchandise'is our regullar stock and not low quality goods got­ ten in especially for this sale. ■ ■WLlSf E^xtra Special $60.00 Dufold Sale Price, , $51.00 Easily opens into a ufll sized Wd 3-PIECR OVER-$TUFFED SUITE $148.00 Just see what is included in this suite! A luxurious dav­ enport, easy chair and roowy rocker, all upholstered tn good q°a!dty of Velour. 1- BUY. IT NOW—And Pocket the Difference. -.*V" . ow** LINOLEUM Genuine Burlap back cork Linoleum a t $L00 and $1.10 Per square yard ,Fclt base a t lower prices. - t ■ f;• J.T> CEDAR CHESTS $ 1 $.O 0 Genuine Rtid Cedar, moth proof and constructed so that they will last a life time. SAVE ON THIS 4-PIECE BED ROOM . SUITE $14$.00 Another startling value at a big Saving IThis delight­ ful bedroom suite includes a full sfeed bpw end bed, full vanity dressing table .handsome dresser and chiffdrobe- all, artistically designed in the popular Queen Anne per-* iod tsyles and charmingly finished in walnut. Come to­ morrow. • a/na mml aOBfifiouc p n l.LXJ-4 r 2 BOOK-CASES REDUCED Golden oak hnish. RT* i r DRAPERIES' -Pongee -Gauke, -Terry Cloth -Cretonnes, -Nets. 8-PIECE DINING SUITE SLASHED $125.00 t Included’is a splendid oblong table, liandsom e60 in.'buf fet, 5 chaii‘s and host chair with genuine leather seats. Genuine Walnut Veneer. » g u a r a n t e e d MATTRESSES 45 lb* Felt, Good quality ticking, $12.75 36*38 West Main Street, Xenla> Ok ie i ¥ "