The Cedarville Herald, Volume 52, Numbers 1-26

la The Arcade 3pring- field, Ohio Watch Repairing Jewelry Repairing Diamond Setters Everything new in Hamilton, Elgin, Green, Howard, Illinois and | other high grade watches. . . I Watches, Diamonds, Sterling Silver and Silver .Elated War£.-J3p£- - niaT factory agent* "for"St. Thomas Clocks. Community Silver, guar- | anteed for 50 years. Official Watch Inspectors for Big 4 R. R., D. T. & | I. Railroads and all Traction lines, | Hoffman Green Jewelery Company { THE HOME OF BETTER FOOTWEAR VALUES The Arcade Shoe Store WOMEN’S DRESS SHOES $1 ,99 MEN’S WELT SEWED OXFORDS $2-99 § St ■a " e Children’s and BoyS Barefoot Boys or Girls" Summer Shoes Sandals Tennis Shoes $ 1-99 99 c 79 c ,8* ^ - * ■ ' . . * J ' ‘ cf-'*' a | Expert Watch and | | . Jewelry Repairing | | J» H* 'hCfMHSj I . Jeweler I J f l Z Z m * I Orte*Block O u fo f High ■‘Rent District 117 West Main Street Springfield, Ohio 5"3‘ § "5 PLAYING |E I TAUGHT AT ’ I j SCHAFER SCHOOL | | MUSIC f All Instruments Taught | String Instruments Furnished | ROBBINS BUILDING § High and Limestone Phone M417G | ^ Springfield, Ohio § 1 , Hoffman Van Wye I INC* . ' ' ■; . . , \ I ‘ 21 East Main Street | I SPRINGFIELD NEW CLOTHING STORE f i-8 , 8 * :f1 Hart Schaffer and Marx Clothes ' $25 TO $75 Business Firms z- . 1 . ..........................., ............................... I ’ \ ‘ - - " =• WHOSE ADVERTISING APPEARS ON THIS PAGE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO VISIT THEM WHEN IN SPRINGFIELD* EVERYONE ARELEADERS IN THEIR RESPECTIVELINES AND BY GIVING THEM YOUR PATRONAGE YOU ARE ASSURED THE BEST MERCHAN­ DISE AND SERVICE TO BE HAD. l ELECiAOLUX I HAS NO MACHINERY to g e t ou t • ‘ new Gas Refrigerator JL has no compressors, fans, belts or any moving parts to wear out or make the slight* est noise, Atiny gas flameand a trickle-of water do all the work of making cold,. Drop intoourdisplayrooms todayand let..us show you the many different models. .'X ' i i The Gray Electric Company 1 FREEZEWITH HEAT (jS The ELECTROLUX Refrigerator • ; - . 1 The Cemetery of Thoughtful Service No Taxes Or Assessments ' Perpetual Maintenance Provided for Every Lot § Phone Main 172 Springfield, Ohio , E 5 8 .1 M LM .IH R IG Optometrist & Optician Makes Good Glasses at Popular Prices 121 East High Street# Springfield,’'Ohio Opposite Bancroft Hotel. 1 j)Wtll,IHIH)IHIHHHIiyHllllllllti»UUWUWW,l>l(HUimHIHIWH»l(IIIUIMm>,IWMM«)H)»WlHHf,U‘ tllH<K)MUUH<IMH £ I*X i8 BUILT FOR REAL, RESTFUL COMFORT H ERE is a distinctive living room suite built for comfort, as well as endurance. It is a real value, and will last for years and years. Oil tempered* cone-type springs, with 8-knot ties, provide pillowy rest. The frame construction is o f dear, kiln-dried hardwood, doweled (not nailed) together, ■< j It is beautiful’ y upholstered' in a variety of long-wearing, standard coverings, o f handsomepattems, Both the interior construction and the upholstering o f this suite embody Cappel-Craftsmansbip; which means, "Beauty in the open; quality in the unseen.” 3 PIECES $135 ZZ4-/30 E. HIGH ST \ ' . * r ‘ ‘ J ' ] Standard 1 Ike Cream J GOODNESS! I HOW YOU WILL LIKE IT | Leave. Special Orders for, | I parties at § f RICHARD’S DRUG \ I STORE - I 1 Local Representative in i | * * ’ , . | i . Oedarville I \ , Big Wall Paper Sale | s -rf § | .Now Going Oh | | 4c per single roll and ' | | Upwards - * | | Enough Paper for 1 Room |. | Size- 10x12 8-ft, high | | for f | : ‘ - * $1 .0 4 ,' ■ ! ‘ • l : | JOSEPH H .GNAU J | - 115 East‘High Street 1 ;> 1 WALL PAPER AND . | |/D ecorations 1 | Greeting Cards for- A ll Occasions | s' . Phene Main 528 " I i / /. ** », ‘ “ , 5-r 5 - . • , , U- 4 a ■ S' ‘g-.-B: NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate, of Jesse Morris, Deceased. Margaret Daniel Morris has been pointed and qualified as Executor of e estate of Jesse Morris, late of fOene County, Ohio, deceased. Dated this tfth day of May, A. D. ,29 8. C. WRIGHT, Probate Judge of said County Before selling your wool see or call rank Creswell at No, 10. Seed-Corn Maggot Is First On Deck Leads Advance Guard Of Pests Which Attack Com In Spring CHURCH NOTES .Sabbath School 10 A, M, Supt. O. A> Dobbins. : ■ ______ 11 A, M. Children's Day exercises, As the advance guard o f insect f.1 th v^ ,ldrcss ^ UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH pests o f new corn, the seed-com mag­ got is the first to neutralise legislative farm relief by destroying the crop in the very teeth of senators and rep­ resentatives. « "The seed-com maggot -is a small, footless maggot found inside the seed- coat o f the swollen and germinating kernel," says T. H. Parks, extension specialist in entomology with the Ohio State University. "It resembles the house-fly maggot in some respects, and cabbage growers would say,at first glance that it is the cabbage piagot. However, it limits its work to kernels of corn, peas, beans, and sometimes sprouting potatoes. "These maggots develop from eggs laid on the soil surface by a fly, and the little larvae work heir way to the kernels, which they enter and through which they tunnel. In a few days they have so badly damaged the seed as to stop all growth and produce decay be­ fore the plant even appears above the ground surface. “ This damage always occurs in May. It is known to be augmented by cold, backward spring weather, and is most severe when excessive organic matter or manure is in the soil. “ If the damage is severe enough to compel the farmer, to plant the crop over, it is seldom repeated, because the maggots have by that lime changed to the resting stage ami the adult flies which eohie out later, are too late to find suitable kernels for the maggots to infest. “No remedy is available, Planting over is th' farmers only recourse Mrs, J. P. White. Children meet Friday and Saturday afternoons to practice. ‘ Communion has hpen postponed un­ til June 9th. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 10:00 A. M, Bible Study, Another lesson from the life of one of Judah's greatest prophets.. .There is a splen­ did force o f teachers, and the hour will be one of spiritual and intellectual profit to all who attend, 11:00 A, M, Preaching Service. Sermon by the Pastor. There is to be no Young People’s Service on Sabbath night since it is the night of the College Baccalaureate Service, 8:00 P. M, Baccalaureate Service of Oedarville College. President W. R. McChesney I). D,, will Preach the Baccalaureate Sermon. Music for the occasion is being furnished by the Col­ lege Group, under the direction of Prof. Lydia A. Berkley, Director of . . Music. This is the first of the Gom- when a field has been damaged by the ■meil(r<>mc)lt functions, and the begin- seed; corn maggot. Quick gemma- ni„* 0f a epiondM week, tmn tends to lessen the chances of in- Thcre wJ3I ba n0 niM m ,ek m vicc jury, * o r that reason com shallow y due 1ft the t m ilmt tilfk llwitaI of t1lG planted m Wnrm aoil m less serious y j)c]mJ.tnicnl d£ Music is to lm held in damaged than that planted deep m m chuwh on Wednesday night. C0l{l £TGtljftHu$ * * klectrie Transportation Because an average automobile uses up B j O times as much air asA hitman being and emit* 400 times as imirii carbon dioxide, it Is prophesied that hi the future congested population ©tarter* Will bar them in the Interest of public health and ail transporta­ tion Will be 'by electric power Instead, The Women's Missionary Society held it* regular monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon at the homo of Mfft, Clayton McMillan, The program was in charge of the Program Com­ mittee, a '.'Sealed Program," The Assistant Hostesses are Mr*. John Rosa, Mrs. F. A. Jurkat, and Mrs, Walter P, H. ttatrironn. The members of the Choir are to be entertained at a covered dish supper T j n i l i r l u f o T n o at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter . 011 1 LOO Corry Thursday evening, I* *VTj Q t iy S E x p G P t METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH The pastor Was called to. Pittsburgh, Pa. Tuesday for a meeting o f the’ Commission of Xenia Seminary which was appointed to confer with a similar commission of Pittsburgh Seminary. The General Assembly meets in the' North Church, Pitts­ burgh, Pa, N, S. Wednesday, and the question of the merger o f the two seminaries Will be considered by this body. The joint Commission will be subject to call, pending the action of the General Assembly. Churcli School 10 A. M. Lesson titla-.‘‘l£arm8 of Modern Persecution.” Printed Scripture lesson Jer, 98:4-18. P. M. Gillllan, Superintendent. Morning Worship 11 o'clock. Ser­ mon theme “ Good Soldiers 6f Jesus Christ." ’’’ Epworth League 7 P. M. Union Service, First Presbyterian Ghurch 8 P, M., at which time the Bac­ calaureate sermon to1the" graduating class of Cedarville College will be de­ livered by Dr, W, ‘ R. McChesney, President of the College. The Fourth Quarterly Conference will be held Monday June 10 at 8 P, M, Dr. Jesse Swank presiding, All re­ ports for the Conference year are to he made at this time. It is the wish of the Official Board these reports he as complete as possible. Statements have been sent to members concern­ ing this Conference. ■ Preempt From Sydney As in geometry tli* oblique must bo tuown as welt as the right, and in arithmetic the odd as well as the even, Win actions of life whoever seeth not th* filthiness of evil wanteth a great inderstandiug to perceive the beauty it virtue.—Sir Philip Sydney. Although future supplies of both sheep and lambs appear to be lai'gor at present than they have been for several years, sheep men should avoid too hesVy liquidation of their flocks, ,in .the opinion of C. R. Arnold o f the ‘ rural' economies department o f the Ohio State University. “A slump, in sheep prices is usually o f short dura­ tion," Arnold says, Arnold explains the recent break in .lamb prices, by the large increase in ‘ supplies. Receipts .of lambs at seven j I leading markets during April were 23! Iper cent larger than in April of Iastj } year. Inspected slaughter of lambs 'last month was the highest for any •April in the past 15 years and the 'second largest on record, 1 Heavy late movement of lambs .from Colorado and western Nebraska and of fed, shorn, lambs from com­ mercial feed lots, together with heavy 'and unexpected shipments o f spring lambs from California caused the heavy increase, Arnold reports. Market supplies of sheep and lambs during May And June are expected to be larger than during the same months last year, due to the larger early spring lamb crop and prospec­ tive early movement from the south­ eastern early lamb area, including Tennessee, Kentucky, and Virginia. Visit Niagara Falls, Canada and the Bast via C &B line Palatial Stdamcfs tbMptl&f wsteooi* tat*.. fkreiaml ssdMak Ktm« CM««ltt4Pt.S<»i*r,C»iL> I)iT. 'agMBMaapg C ottK C ttM * a t B u ffa lo *u>4 P o tt S ta b le ? (b t C anadian M d S i m n i JKiiAt*. . .... T 1 * ^ 0 o n * tr a y ~ C X B V filA N D t o B U F F A L O - * « .5 0 * d . t r ip New L*:"/. Vrtttt |te.5>0MS«Way- If—#9.00tAtrip ^ t s a i S H B w a i s m S * - ** * “ C0" ' At" my T hese roomy shelves are a t a convenient height yXTTHAT a relief itwill bo ** to have food shelve* you can reach without stooping, It's little things like this that make Frigid- aite so much more con- •venient. TheFrigidaire compress­ or is in a separate com­ partment In the base of the cabinet. . . entirely out of the .way* This leaves the top of the cabinet as clear as atable* F R I G I D A I R E TUB AUTOMATIC ABFStlGBRATOft THE GAS AND ELECTRIC SHOP tl 8. DETROIT ST., XftiNA, OHIO tU atm . aM'pUC orariiia^^i^y IFTfr 9f€f9wfTSt mtltt* Af LOW AS COM»LS¥tLir tHITALLIS' #