The Cedarville Herald, Volume 50, Numbers 1-26

t Id jj-.V£' 'i\i .{ m*. »r )NLY )own >*• .00 r >.oo .00 :.oo ? ;.oo > . o o R $ 1 0 it ; ...... ■; ■ me KiTcnm W * rA iau Buffalo Quality HOUSE PAINT £ > *H E wise householder and V y owner alwaysdemands qual­ ity paint as a matter of econ­ omy, It costs just;asmuch to apply poor paint as it does to apply paint of high quality. McDougall-Butler Buffalo Quality House Paint has been used regularly for Over a score of years by hosts of people in this vicinity. That the Buffalo brand has always given complete satisfaction is your proof of quality. . Our stockincludes a complete line of McDougall-Butler paints, var­ nishes and finishing supplies. Our staff will be glad to advise you on ims^ters pertaining to exterior or interior wood finishing. May wc serve you? FURN ITURE - REPAIRING— UPHOLSTERING— REFINISHING * 20 Per Cent Off FOR NEXT TEN DAYS OUR TRUCK will he in Cedarviile, April 5fh‘ If you have work of this kind phone, No. 3, Xenia, and we will call for it. t , FRED F. GRAHAM COMPANY, * lt-lfHSL Whitman St., Xenia. <ft>1»*7. Wt«Sr» K*W 0 iM.p*rUttlaa.) Sem* an4 It "a mxn-klUlnK job," but it seems to me to be the great- jt»t woikaday task that an ambi­ tious person with ideate cap find— helping; a community and at the tame time making a worldly awe* cess t or oneself, it la a vocation for optimists,—Charles H. Urasty, THE SCHOOL LUNCH t The school lunch is a problem that daily twthers thousands of mothers, so that a few ideas Aa d suggestions will be helpful. One l i k e s the lunch to be tempt­ ing as’ well as nourishing, which m e a n a thought and planning. The country child who trudges to school over long roads In the pure country air will need heartier, and more, satisfying foods than the child who leaves a heated house and is sheltered from wind and air. In one neighborhood five mothers agreed to pack the lunch for five one day u week. This gave the mothers a relief from the task’ and the children a change of food. Baked apples, jellies and fruits of various kinds, are always most satis­ factory lunch basket foods. Custards, when well baked, make most desirable food, iyith a sandwich and a few nuts and bn apple, this will prove a roost satisfying meal. peanut butter is enjoyed occasional­ ly as a sandwich filling. There are so muuy kinds of.sandwich fillings Unit there need never be mie used too often to tire of It. /Brown bread spread with butter and well-seasoned cottage cheese In which' a bit of onion Juice and a few chopped nuts are added. Is another good filling. Cheese, fish or eggs In various forms or combinations may he used, or a bii of chicken,-lamb or beef. Baked Apples.—Wash and core tart apples, plunge into a kettle of boiling wafer, drain and let 'cold water run over them. Place in a pan In a hoi oven and hake until tender. Remove 'he skin. If desired and serve With sugar and Cream, Deviled Ham,—Chop very fine ohe pint of bplled ham {more,fat than lean), six hard cooked eggs, one tea- spoonful of mustard (the made'mus­ tard),.season and press Into a mold. This will keep for months In cold weather* and makes fine filling foj sand»vre^es. « O a t e f SM All the doors that lead inward, to the sacred .place of the Most High, at* doors outward—out of self, out of smalinesS, out? of-' wrong,—George Macdonald, ; {•■- l, ' ■ >• /.'■■ - „ - ■ ^ ■**&' YOU CAM AT YOUR SHOW OR ON THE NEST At ttio recent gprjjjgfie Id slidw, Dec. 5-S. ’2G| we won 31 firsts and * silver cups, Including- £ highest production pen. BUY STURDY CHICKS Buy Sturdy Chicks and get the Jibst. ‘ They cost no mtlrc than the ordinary hatchery chicks. . ■ ■ . -,■■■- ,■■■ Write For Prices and Cataloo THE STURDY BABY OHIOE CO. Box 76. * Springfield. Ohio. KINNEY SHO TIMELY SUGGESTIONS SPRINGIELD, OHIO. ’ H A. HONEYWELL, *,Ig i i 3 5 E A S T M A I N S T . J L i / • - • ■ ■ $3.98 $2.49 No. 18241-—Woman's R omm blneb one-etrap Pump; trimmed w i t h pastel ptrehment, Cuban .covered heel, O at No. 6074—Little dent's Tan or Black Dress Ox­ fords. Goodyear Welt con­ struction; rubber heel. Sixes f2.4». Same models tor older boys; Sixes 1-534. tt.t f . f •,r.■ ............................................. $2.98 $2.29 JM Me, P 210 —Man's tan or block oxtbrd; Goodyear writ construction; rubber heel . c No. 3507—Mlseee’ PMent cme-sttep Pumjp; Rose- weed trim Goodyear Writ conetrnotion; rtibW heel, Sixes 1114-5. IN W*rs >ou one of the more than 6,900,000 people who wore Kinney 1 ■hoes butt yearf It not your may It xeti now that your tit** id le r goes farther a t Kinney'* than any whthe dee. Klhney’s ptioes are low, hal Kinney quality Is high. Belling through oar own stores the shoe* menu-* tkelttred In our own five large factories enables you te buy feed sheer im much leas money "* DO C W I S E •THE WORLD DO MOVE" YOU UAJN WES VOUR VrfIFE IM THE MORN­ ING AND WICK THE b u c k e t - bh m ig h t / About y o u t0 H ealth Things You Should Know T" Natalie Barrache w w w i w a i w v w ^ 'V a l u e is the secret of cBuick Success r* * Because o f the number o f Biiicks th a t p e o p le buy, you g e t value in a Buick, that simply cannot be equalled at the Buick price / * Buick puts the savings o f vo lum e — tlie earnings o f leaderships—right back in to B u ick quality * * That’s w hy B u ick g iv e s the satisfaction if d o e s— w hy there .re m ore than a m illion enthusias­ tic Buickf owners. XENIA GARAGE CO. ' ' S. Detroit, Xenia, O. te lephone on Organ The organ at ‘tin* Liverpool (Eng­ land) cathedral Is equipped with a complete telephone system. The 1,*- xtrument la so vast that, when the tubers are at work, 17 telephones are required W order that those engaged on outlying parts of the, organ mny communicate w|th the man manipu­ lating the keyboard. ■u o hom e Smiting A prominent clergyman gives the following advice to husbands: “Never take .Hl-humor home. The stress of the day’s work may have worn your patience thin. But remember that, household duties are Just as trying to tbO temper as any man's, job, and go- home smiling.. A happy home life is the best basis of success.” by John Joseph Gainst, M. D DIABETES. My object in writing this article i$ to so acquaint my reader with tlie symptoms of the dissase, that he will recognise them, and con­ sult a physician at once; otherwise the diabetes may reach a very dif­ ficult stage to handle, without ex­ citing apprehension on the part of the patient. To begin with, diabetes is not a kidney disease, though its first manifestations appear in that quar­ ter. The patient notices at first, very great over-action of the kid­ neys, with output as clear as water in the majority of cases; it may reach one, two Or three gallons in quantity per day.. Aq .inordinate craving for .sweets may be noticed; severs constipation is the rule, though not constant—many people are constipated without having diabetes. Then, there is a "prdg- • ressive feebleness” -—the growing weaker and weaker, without appar­ ent cause. I once saw a str ong man begin to grow weak—“tired” ‘all the time with no exertion co cause it; Ms limbs ached so much that he fancied he had rheumatism. Asked about his kidneys, he assert­ ed that “they had never in life acted so well, two gallons or more a day!” This man died within three months—of diabetes, the dis- ■ ease having advanced too fa r to bo reined -ble by any means known at that time, about twenty years ago. Whenever this feebleness sets in, and the patient’s muscles begin to grow flabby 'with loss of flesh, and the kidney discharge is increasing rapidly, with constipation and craving for sweets, and for more and .more water than jis naturally ' required, i t is best to have the physician make an analysis of fh=» renal evacuation, Which in health ' amounts to about fifty ounces a day in the adult. No delay should be countenanced or indulged, The physician Of today knows how to handle diabetes, the' treatment , of which would bv out of nluej here. > HIGH CLASS DENTISTRY 8 M r | N e a r b y a r i d Y o n d e r # WNtrflervIc* " Tulipland A LTHOTJGH nature, gave to Hell- * * Ingham, Wasp., u location—over­ looking Puget sound and the sSun Juan archipelago -on the one Imnd and adjacent to the celebrated Mount Baker scenic ^section on the other— that would make most any city's bead swim •with pride, the particular .at­ tractions which , Beiih gi .un never gets done boasting ajniut are Us tu­ lips and Its' sunsets. In fact, Bell* Inghamiaqs prefer to have their city referred to as “The City of Tulips, and Beautiful Sunsets.” Admittedly, both are extraordinarily beautiful. As a matter of fact, Bellingham c)alma„to be the tulip center of Amer­ ica, It grows something like two millibn bnlbB annually, most of which are of that gorgeous cup-like llower, the tulip, the others hyacinths and narcissus. The government's ;tulip farm Is located here because the cli­ matic atid rainfall conditions making for the successful growing of this pop­ ular flower are. quite similar to those which exist In Holland. Thus it has come to pais that each year,' by Virtue of the complete co­ operation pf man and nature, one can look ou t upon thousands mnl thou­ sands of tulips nud hyacinths'and nar­ cissus in full bloom, ;t scene of ills-. tlnctly trauma! fli.-.,.! brilliance, a riot of color, a roit Of dream pLt»i:•* 'he Hire of which 'tfc* naJd cannot he wit­ nessed elsewhere in America, which gives to the beholder a sure-tuc-igli touch of whnt might bn .termed tulip- mania. 'Tis then, generally the hr t Week In May, that Bellingham ; up- off her spectacular stunt- the Amina! Tulip Festival and Moroni *;h-,w - which draws lovers of the b.uulH’r,; .1 flowere from states both far uno near. i f 17 # W estern Ncwtuintj^r t titan 1 Dead or Alive? It’s up to yout Baby chicks die because they’«j not fed right or cared for properly at the start, To Stop chick losses w e recommend B l a t c h - FORD’S Chick Mash (a buttermilk feed),. Here’s « mash that's easy to feed, costs less per chick, and raises the biggest percentage of chicks. Keeps them healthy and matures them quicker. So why experiment when you can be absolutely aura of boat results? BLATCHFORD’S quality feeds ate known everywhere i f most efficient lod dependable* Save the toby chicks—Make more proflta-feed R ta ic M o r d b - C B lS t MASM , JSayabdg and *e» the difference XENIA HATCHERIES CO., Xenia, 0 . $3.50 Per 100 ito. Natalie • Barrache, known as the “most beautiful Russian," has arrived In this country to conquer the screen, She has .been famous In the film studios and on the stages Of. (vioscow. It was only a year ago she was pro. nqunced the “most beautiful woman in .Russia", by a committee of dis­ tinguished Russian artists, producers and writers. . ■ Floater* An old broker saya the reason some ctocks go up and down so regularly is that- being mostly wntor they rise and fall with’the tide. « Protect You r Health You look to the future — work hard — save and become financially indapendent, hut $ “ you are in pobr health resulting' from neg­ lected teeth during the- long: struggle, all your effort® have been wasted. Dental Examination Today May Save Your Teeth and Health. OpenMonday, Thur:. D R . 13 Y e a ^ Southeast Q cjk ] Over Troupe’s Drug?;; ■ At Reduced Cost For a Limited Time Only Our Famous Feather Weight PLATE WHh Gold Pin Teeth *15 Guaranteed To Fit T IN “ C ty, U n til 8 :00 F* M. i < i. v.>* WDSdA' i*'' ii«]d ' t„ : : . .'. fountain C. 2471-J __ * i l l w rti, m Suits, $19.50 to $89.50 Coats, $19.50 to $98.50 Hosiery, 48c to. $3.95 Frocks - - $15 to $69.50 Gloves » - 98c to $4.45 Handbags, $2.95 to.$12.50 E v e r y t h in g f o r y o u r E a s t e r co s tum e a t M ab ley ’s —c h o o s e ! Shoes - - $5.90 to- $13,50 Handkerchiefs, 35c to $1 Blouses, $1.95 to $5,95 Boutonnieres, 69c and 98c Mabley’s is headquarters fonktfadelort Coats and Frocks—Mtsdelon, Princess, Blue Moon, Onyx and Mojud Hosiery . * >t 5 i ■ h I lf you cannot come to*the store write our personal shopper, T Norma Fay. She <will gladly ihop for you (gratis), J 9 h ^ a b l e t / a n d ( o t i m ( o . Fountain Square A Good Store CINCINNATI Fifth and Vine iMaMBMaeMWa** tort# # * « * ! • A t m H H Y r l i C A H O f t l l l M t t l ! v I m Ji U U K a a CK w £ ik 9 w n * JlC iW a w N u at m t