The Cedarville Herald, Volume 48, Numbers 1-26

Tlw Week's Cross Word Puz le VERTICAL I, 1. A conjunction 2. Definite Article. 3; Not false 4. Water (French) 6. Controlling power; authority. 6. For what reason 7, Wrigley’a product U , Repeatedly IS. Slumber 14. Messenger of God lfi, I f you have one, it is just under the roof. 28. Food (slang) ; 25, A flock of birds 2fi, A play on- 'words of the same sound but with different mean- • ing. i 30. A tavern ' 81. Organ of hearing. HORIZONTAL 1. Skill 3. Belonging to them 6. A covering of false hair. 8, Pronoun 9. Exclamation of disgust +• , JO. Female deer 12. Customary 15, An edible tuber 17. Kind of Fish 18. A covering for the hair (ladies) 19. Possessive pronoun (neuter), m 86. Hen fru it One of a tribe (Indian) Turn to the right; a call used driving animals. To recede as the tide A number j t goes with sauce. Congealed Water National (abbr.) A large conveyance * Past tense of do Pertaining to complexion; a yel­ lowish-red. Correlative conjunction. Answer to last week's pugzlc U N K N R B E M R A D A r M T V a G O 6 D U |N m m mm 5 . 1 ■ K 0 f m m m o o h u q u i s* m m m m a z m - F l o o r s W o o d w o r k Furniture M ete is, th e cleaning and beautifying agent universal-*- >. Hanna’s ; Lustro-Finish “Made to Walk on” Everybody, everywhere has some need or other for Harina*s Lustro-Finish , and best Of all everybody ;can use it. Child, man or. woman, all alike, can soon _______ learn how to. apply this superior finish to things about the house and moke them beautiful and new. A giqut oAJt tE5*SSC3SSn in p f.a iitri is i Sold oy CEDARVILLEFARMERSGRAINCO. t If You Don’t Trade With Us We Both Loose John Deere and Buckeye Cultivators John Deere MasSey-Harris Mowers, Rakes, Loaders ► Plymouth Twine . g «? Haag Washers* Nesco Oil Stoves Full line of Hannas Paint Hard Coal* Pocahontas Coal Yellow Jacket Nut and Lump Coal. • f e e d - f e n c e — h a r dw a r e Cedarville Farmers’ Gram Company Everything for the Farm Phone 21 ed- ; '■ Chio YOU Profit hy feeing our Neighbor nECAMM; w*Mppfyyou thtmiItnxfucloiyWnM.w ZbQCrMHhKSiau «n *11 Row 33 m fott •.RWPfabf PrtMi M trial Ci|A» ttrti n:Ui, {toot, *»md fire icww rneuai.knuM. . . R c a i ^ l a g t C o t tm - INiriMHNr^ WrtMfartik*t eMfiw tikkhpmumt IhHftiuifa E.W.R0S# CO., Sprin&fidii, Ohio nJ*»4y.p..aiaa. .-U'JAm MIMIC WAR ON PACIFIC i ( Continued from Page 1) * engineers »nd saw how they live, eat and sleep when not on duty. [ They -eat seated on benches r.t tab - ] ics. When net in use these tables and ‘ J'c" >;ies i'w t.urg to tiro celling. They } i . \:ep in hammocks, which in daytime [ rt- ionrd tegether and stacked a* gainst the side walls. h k 'h man lias a 1 ,( ;>krr f rr his clothe:, and belongings, * and carries his own key The locker and hammocks are numbered, so no confusion results, ! About the only thing wq could think | of that is leaking ana cannot be p ro -, vided on account of cp-- m is a place | .here a man who. has been o'u duty } ■l tl'ti sigh t can .sloop in the daytime, 7e finds a place on the floor in a eor- .ia' Lomewhere, wraps himself in Iris blanket and tries to get back the lest sleep. All is well_Until a cleaning squad bustles him out of the way. But this is navy life, and why kick? Matter of Viewpoint___ This question of navy life is large­ ly a matter of viewpoint, several men have told the writer, If you arc out of harmony with things ns they are you wiil find plenty to complain of, but the men who have accepted the other viewpoint are happy and contented, speak in words of praise of their of­ ficers and of the treatment they re­ ceive, , . These mem the ones with the right vi nvppint, who are determined 'to mat.,1 goob, soon fmd themselves sel­ ected,for some special duty or promo­ tion .and are gradually advanced until they are in important positions, and .nay even attain .to the rank of com­ missioned officers if they so wish. Many petty officers have passed through several enlistments Qnd are among the most valuable men in the service. We have been especially Pleased td note the fine spirit of co- poeration and loyalty which exists be­ tween the officers and the men on this ship. Everywhere among the men wo have heard words of commendation for the officers, and among the of­ ficers there seems to be a uniform de­ sire to help the men in every way proper. CHAS. F . RENICH For Goiter Prevention— ^ Use' Mulkey's Iodine Salt, a genuine table salt, not a medicine. Ths salt is "recommended hy the Board o? Health, By using Mulkey’s salt you are protecting your children against goiter. Accept no substitutes. For sale b^jft. M. Pringle. p. 3t. Adv. Cedarville College , DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC RECITAL CONCERT . U n ited P re sby te rian Church • FRIDAY, MAY 29 B P . M. For Sale:- One settee, Davenport, Library table, three Rugs, two Dress­ ers, Sanitary cot, two stands, Iron bed and springs, two upholstered chairs, Gas Stove, Clothes Ringer and bench, Porch Swing, Hall Rack. Mrs, P. M. Gillilan. Wanted:- To purchase all kinds of antiques in eluding furniture, glass­ ware, china ware* tapestry, rugs, pic­ tures, ornaments, bric-a-braC, cup plates and'bottles, Martin Wfiimer We will close our barbershops a t noon, Saturday, May 30, Decoration Day. Patrons please keep this in mind Charles E. Smith , William McCoy Est. 1867—Capital $50,000.00 ABSOLUTE ‘RELIABILITY Ship us your . POULTRY THE PETERS POULTRY CO. Cinnati* Ohio. OSTEOPATHIC TREATMENT TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS of each week. 1 to 5 P. M. Home of Mrs, Dora E, Kerr on South Main Street* Cedarville* DUs. MAY and YODER, XENIA, OHIO Money to loan 5% interest semi-annually, for 5 or 10 years, or, 3 \«2% semi-annually if a 20 year loan is de­ sired. t - . | I,oans may be paid be- ' fore due if borrower desires, W. L. Clemans CEDARVILLE, O. A restful night on Lake Erie MiAMuplMwinftwMir t o . foupkmmty. Afoodbedtenataua, « x R # m im m m U m *x**4 «#*> wuJ*a Bppeti*io«b«j£fk5 to t*»»Motnfac, ^ " * * " ■ *WPKr;S'»S 5 S r a & ” , , o n ' " 0' „ y jm o m " C T n O V l^ it'A lO " arrive* 7 ; 30 A . MW* , g ^ a a s s * ? a « , \ r ^ a ^ r f s ^ i r a s V& AvjfenA * ftamrnTr**Mk Co, ^ $ 5 * 6 0 6 iucktM. K?ir .tk'4 TEW b um I mh nil* mmm We wish to purchese * few stock', of L O O iE S T R A W Located within 10 miles nf our mill* Call Cedarville 39-4e rings. E. S. IIAMILTON, Euyer. The Haifar StrawBoard &Paper Co * CEDARVILLE, OHIO ntarnwi S f e r l in g ",June 2nd k J ■An Event of Vast Proportions Comprising Hun- — Personal and home needs o f the finest qualities* •Tremendous quantities, .sufficient for die needs o f every home in this vicinity, offered at great savings. P lan to he here , the first day! FR E E FLOW ER S A N D FR E E P U R P L E S T A M P S . Free Flowers! The Edw. Wren Company! Free Stamps! Springfield Ohio DEAL A Y T STRUCTURAL STEEL I Roams, Anglo*, Clmtinols, Plates, Bolts, T ops , PI jh » s , Flues, Wash >■ Line Posts, Valves, aatJ REINFORCING STEEL .* Prompt Delivery from Our Warehouse „ Estimates Promptly Submitted MIX L, ISRAEL GO. NEW LOCATION Formerly Barney A Smith Car Co. Office A Warehouee: Eaat 1611 DAYTON* OHIO BICYCLES Repairing and Retiring Of Bicycles and Children** vehicle*. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED W. R MEYERS _ , . Main u » 42 N. Jftfrdrean St. Deyton* Ohio, Work Clothes —* Shofes Sport Wear Goods You Always Sava Money at THE ARMY STORE 1? W, Fifth St, « Dayton, Ohio. B E ? l / T T T U t C T H E S H O W • i . I V m i r l D P L A C E O F D A Y T O ft 6 Big Vaudeville Acts and Feature Photoplays. Entire change of program every Sunday and Thursday. Continuous perform­ ance from 1:30 to 11:30 P. M. Afternoon prices 20c and 30c* Evenings 30c and 50c. . j NO WELL TOO DEEP IA 8telner gear-driven eleetrlo t pump with eneloi-d telf-olling | head, Only S cent* per Hour to , pump your water. Attach ! to any light aocket, ^ j M. STEiKER fi CO. •' 144 S. Torrence Street, •DAYTON, OHIO. THE MUTUAL HOME and SAVINGS ASSOCIATION " ■ Thm L*rg*Mt in Dayton R e s o u r c e s $ 1 8 * 6 0 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 S u r p l u s $ 8 7 0 * 6 8 7 . 3 2 Ovst 3 3 ,0 0 0 Aeoounta i Center Meinand Seeend Streete Dayton, Okie Men’* Furnishings and " W o rk Clothe? THE CAPITOL .4 W. Fifth St., Dayton, Ohio. Welding, Cylinder Regrlndlng, Valve* around, carbon removed from cytin* tier*, Piston Ring* fitted to Platon* and Connecting Rod*. HARRY A. GROSS CO. HAT CLEANING! Ladle* and Gent* Hat* cleaned ane blocked. Our Specialty—‘Panama*. 43 S. Jefferson Street, (upstair*! GEM CITY HAT FACTORY Garfield 4841 _ Dayton, Ohio- Opposite Sell Telephone Co. Garfield 153 41-43 *. St. Glair St. Oayten, Ohio. We make and aell Eitctrie Fixture* ‘vrought iron Work and mount lamp*. We copy; -but, d6 not handle an­ tique*. WILLY H, I.AU . Math 2429 128 N. Ludlow St, Dayton, Ohio. B m f 4 » f * . gate f m a m i Urn f m m *quiv*l| tog ik« u«e «f lIlMS. FORTY- i i T AMONG Al A sharp outbr “grippe5' la In p | West Virginia caused prompt en to prevent a ■ disease. There have be men slightly sie| since leaving Sari mander H, A. MJ and fils staff are I to stop' its furlb^j Orders have , how to prevent are being rigidly] time there Ipv e ; all being slight . that as the fleetl . siaily warmer zol . disappear entirelf The orders issl valuable to ever! -readers on land i | tion there would f While we are alight epidemics health o f the m<] paratively good., • ’ There have b<j illness. One of ta pertdieitis, which | few days ago, along fine! 1 ' A ease of gal' ' 'devslopcd also a | ' recruit who has der the stress ' sickness and fife, ’ * ,'t Theafe. pafcientsj ‘ .ferrgd' tp' the hd ■which p'art.ofl ■veyedi.The-m.enf ' small motor boal ■ Relief*,where tlf best of pare, j- ' Among our yi J':moet;Of them th l navy, only as seal ‘ly adaquate 1 v - ^ s : | :W%t;Vit i im thek ^ exper “ (■$. UP j nothing of 'Be had been.taugl| station. The story \vi| ; the older men crew to man tl the older men help the recruitl a record for tl short months tl built up, an ox tain Senn a t til second to none! ship has the hi big white, letter its gun tdrrets| in gunnery. The engineer! out to wih thef engineering atil of Its able offll probability that that event the ' painted pn her I This competil of the several] In the several is a valuable fJ understood thaf it is confined permeates amc and i t is only newest recruit ] station and hisj to feel a pridf achievements. I t is the sbj land, We are town or the u are employed, ] sentiment is and intense s i association ail cateh the cpir| them better The laggard board, anymotj toty> but it is.f first 5blt him j ideas of shiftjj I t should the morale ol service in lhe| what is Yv’aa navy is r.o ha inanity* but 1 ’ school for you are new ecri they are acd \ 8 White thesi . dleff: indeed, t raff which - seem to thin •entering upw good. vVtsy tl , as a future n the writer \v \iCtioii that smv.y are cqt This fact i 1 tod to the <Hi a.tes and tha fc-ive. Wo i Undo Bam tvork Sh dov lh« nun h o ' V