The Cedarville Herald, Volume 52, Numbers 27-52

SpringfieldBusiness Firms In The Arcade Spring- field, Ohio ' HllllilllL Watch Repairing Jewelry Repairing Diamond Setters | Everything new in Hamilton, Elgin, Green, Howard, Illinois and | | other high grade watches. | |_. -W a tc h e s , P i amonds^Sterling Silver-end Silver Plated W are,Spe- | = cial factory agents fo r St. Thomas Clocks. Community Silver, guar- J | anteed for COyears. Official Watch Inspectors for Big 4 R. R., D. T. & I | I. Railroads and all Traction lines. . 1 |Hoffman Green Jewelery Company ] f MEN’S WOMEN’S CHILDREN’S | OXFORDS Good Shoes SHOES | Tans—Blacks Sport Fancy Styles—Arch Patents or Blondes | Oxfords Supports. All Leather Straps or Ties ! $2.99 to $3.95 5 $1.99 to $3.95 $1.99 to $2.99 The Arcade Shoe Store j , H . S. SAU -M C O M P A N Y , . | Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing S 3 JAZZ P IANO } PLAYING I T A U G H T A T . I J o H o M a n s i I SCHAFER school i * I o w a I p p MUSIC ' § | All Instruments Taught | String Instruments Furnished | ROBBINS BUILDING 1 High and Limestone , I Phone M4176 | Springfield, Ohio f g • . “.S s I One Block Out o f High Rent District 117 West Main Street Springfield, Ohio Hoffman Van Wye | - . INC. ’ j | 21 East Main Street f | SPRINGFIELD NEW CLOTHING STORE j | Hart Schaffer and Marx | | ; Clothes. I J $25 TO $75 j WHOSE ADVERTISING APPEARS ON THIS PAGE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO VISIT THEMWHEN IN SPRINGFIELD. EVERYONE ARE LEADERS IN THEIRRESPECTIVELINES AND BY GIVING THEM YOUR PATRONAGE YOU ARE ASSURED THE BEST MERCHAN­ DISE AND SERVICE TO BE HAD. __ I ELECu AOLUX | H A S N a M A C H I N E R Y to get out of order T HE new Gas Refrigerator has no compressors, fans, belts or any moving parts to wear out or make the slight­ est noise. A tiny gas flame and a trickle of water do all the work of making cold. Dropinto ourdisplayrooms today andrlet us show you the many different models. The Gray Electric Company FREEZE WITH HEAT The ELECTROLUX Refrigerator iiiH iiiiyiiiiitiiiiiiiiH iiijiiiiu iiiu itiieiM iiH M iM H m iiM itu tm M m im m iim im m tM tiiiitm in m itiiiiH iim iiiftim iim H ifc* j FERNCLIFF | | The Cemetery of Thoughtful Service ’ | | ' No Taxes or Assessments * f I Perpetual Maintenance Pi’ovided for Every Lot 1 j Phone Main 172 Springfield, Ohio | ....................................................................................................................in..... ^ M iiiiiiiiiiM iiim m iiiiiii.iiin n iiiiiiiiiiim iM M m u M iM iM M m iiim iliim liim m iiu n M u M M H M iim u i.................................................. | J. M. IHRIG | I Optometrist & Optician | | . ' Makes Good Glasses | J at Popular Prices | | ‘ 121 East High Street, * - 1 | Springfield, Ohio ‘ 1 j | Opposite Bancroft Hotel § ^ iiM lm iiiilim iiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiim in iim iiiiiiiiiliiim im u m iit iiiiim iio tm m x iin iiiiiim im iiiiiiiiiiiM iin iiiiiiiiiiiiim iim ^ $ CAPPEL’S JUNE BRIDE SPECIAL 4 Room Home Outfit $469 INCLUDING THIS SUITE? High-Lighted Overlay Decorated A suite that looks like $75 more. Fashioned with blended walnut veneers over hardwood, strongly made throughout, every piece large sized with roomy drawers and big mirrors. Compare it tomorrow. Vanity, Bed, Chiffonier Dresser Marked at $45 j.u« SI 03,50 6 0 , Days Same as Cash /Z4-/30 E. H IG H ST. 3 3 Store Buying Power ] Standard Ice Cream ]( GOODNESS! S i s |H OW YOU W ILL LIKE IT f j Leave* Special Orders for parties at RICHARD’S DRUG STORE Local Representative.in Cedarville Big W a ll Paper Sale § Now Going On " § 4c per single roll and " | Upwards 1 Enough Paper for 1 Room | Size 10x12 8 -ft. high | | | for | | j $1 .04 | |j JOSEPHH.GNAU J | | 116 East High Street f | | WALL PAPER AND f .] I DECORATIONS f |. | Greeting Cards fo r All Occasions f | | Phone Main 528 J CHURCH NOTES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Church School 10 A. M. P. M. Gillilan Superintendent. Classes for all ages," A welcome awaits all. The church will join in the Union Service at the Alford Memorial Build­ ing at 11 ^o’clock. Dr. J, H. Dickason will preach the sermon, Alsb, the Con­ gregation will join in the afternoon and evening sessions o f the Bible Con­ ference at the above named place. The members o f the church and church school and adherents to Methodisiam should avail themselves of the fine op­ portunity to hear these splendid Chris­ tian leaders, A rare treat indeed for the town and community. Trees Starve Grass Under Their Shade Lack o f Water and Food A s ’ W e ll A s Light, Hinders Growth ' UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sabbath School 10 A. M. O. A. Dobbins, Superintendent. Preaching 11 A . M, .The three churches will unite with the Bible Con­ ference in a union service in the Col­ lege Gymnasium at eleven o'clock. This will be a mass meeting with the three choirs uniting under the leader­ ship o f Mr.' Quartel o f Dayton, which will be an inspiration in song. As speaker we will have Prof. Dickason, who will speak on “ Prodigal Parents". Members o f the churches are asked to bring their regular offerings, which the treasurers can easily separate after the service, and all loose money contributed will go to the College to help defray the expense of the Bible Conference, WORLD’S LARGEST BROADCASTERS "Devotees o f the dance have a new treat ahead. A distinctive dance pro­ gram, designed to titillate the toes of terpsichorean-mirtded folks o f all ages, will make its how on the air through WLS, WJlt and other ‘stations o f the basic WJ Z network at &P. M., Thura day. The sponsor o f this hour will be A . Atwater Kent, Philadelphia radio manufacturer. Already known to every follower o f radio through his Sunday evening concerts featuring grand opera and concert stars, as well as through his Wednesday morning National Home hour program, Mr. Kent become*, with the inauguration o f this new series, the world'* largest broadcaster o f radio programs as he ia already the world's largest menu fa c tum o f radio receiving sets," Not only the lack o f light, but scarcity o f water and o f plant fod hinder the growth of grass under shade trees and account for the diffi culty o f getting that much-desired combination—a grassy sward under a pleasant shade.* In hot, dry mid­ summer, when available food and water are scarce, the tree with its deep roots and large leaf surface, is too strong a competitor for the grass with narrow blades and shallow roots.* Specialists at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster tested, at periodic intervals, soil samples taken during August and September, from under a group of pine trees and from an open space alongside, and from under a maple tree and an ad­ joining space. The average amount of nitrates under the pines was 73 per cent and under the maple tree 85 per cent of the content in the adjoining open ground.* The rpoisture under the pines averaged 84 per cent and Under the maple tree 89 per cent o f that found in the unshaded soil. i For grass under trees, liberal water­ ing ahd applications o f sulphate o f ammonia made at the rate o f two every two weeks during midsummer; pounds to 1000 square feet o f area, are recommended as helpful. Although no grass will grow unless it can get water and food, some grasses are more tolerant o f shade than others. Among these are Japanese Spurge, Chewing's fescue and rough-stalked meadow grass. O.W. U. Commencement Next Tuesday Paul G. Funnett, Cedarville, is in­ cluded in a class o f 352 seniors who will be candidates for the bachelor of arts degree at the 85th annual com­ mencement at Ohio Wesleyan ’.univer­ sity, Delaware, Ohio, Tuesday, June L8. The graduating class at Ohio Vesleynn this year will include stu­ dents from 21 states and eight foreign countries. Commencement festivities at Ohio Wegjeyan will begin this year with the opening o f the annual art exhibit at Lyon Art hall, Saturday morning. The 147th Field Hospital Corps, the Ohio Wesleyan unit in the World war, will held its anunal reunion Saturday evening. The annual commencement. Shakespearean play which this year is to be “ Twelfth Night" will be given by the Wesleyan Players that even­ ing also. President Edmund D. Soper of Ohio Wesleyan will preach the baccalaure­ ate sermon at Ohio Wesleyan. A can­ tata will be presented by the Ohio Wesleyan Singers club Sunday even­ ing. Alumni Day, Monday, June 17, will be the busiest o f the entire commence­ ment season, including meetings of the board o f trustees, class day exer­ cises,* an alumni, luncheon, class and fraternity reunions, and the Presi­ dent's Reception. Dr, Ernest F. Tittle, pastor o f the First Methodist Episcopal church, Evanston, 111., himself a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan, will be the commence­ ment orator at the formal exercises to be held Tuesday morning. Better Look After Your Auto Lights All Mayors, Sheriffs, Chiefs o f Po­ lice and Village Marshals have been asked to coinpaign against offending motorists over a'period of two weeks from June 15 to June 29 that are vio­ lating' the law as to improper head­ lights, hidden license plates behind tires and bumpers as .well as dirty license plates. There are many offenders also of the diming law and the state authori­ ties have asked the county and local officials in the state to enforce these regulations. Cars with “ One Eye" arc very dan­ gerous at night and frequently cause accidents and motorists should correct this trouble at once fo r their own protection. Judging from the trouble some cars have in stopping it might be well to have an examination made of your brakes to see that they arc in good condition. An accident that happens as a result o f a car having poor brak­ ing service throws all the responsi­ bility on the owner who has been negligent. MICKIE SAYS' An Alabama Explanation It politics makes strange bedfellows It Is due to their fondness, for the lame bunk.—Florence Herald. Smoking /« Banned Smoking is taboo in ail national for­ ests of California except thofte In the high Sierra region and above 7,50(1 feet altitude. Smoking also Is per­ mitted In Improved camps and places *o f habitation. When Time Almoat Flit* • “I have had so many troubles, my dear, that this:year 1 have grown six months older."—Pole Mele (Paris) VneelHah Mothera The greatest pleasure of an unself­ ish mother is welting on her family and her greatest sorrow that they not only don’t get any kick oat of wait­ ing on her, but kick if she asks them te do anything for her.—Clndanftti BnqtUrsr. Natural Doubter* , Some people must have demonstrat­ ed to them things that ate evident to others. They are not necessarily men­ tally obtuse, but like Thomas of old. Doubting Thomases we still have with UB.—Grlt, Hoto “ Fly-Leaf” Originated A fly-leaf Is a blank leaf at the be­ ginning or #nd o f a book. It was sug­ gested by an old noun, “ fly," which miens something Attached along the edge only. * . rt OON f P M TO ©VT IN BMJ { V im T\V tDVTOR.FER SONIC OW 1NOllUL VINV-TA k OOTO H\NvVE&, t\ - MNO«.‘NVF SOvAlfe ntUTM t T\NI61 yGEEN lUROVMIYi1TVVHMWOON INTO] vnwi(vo\ju. pro & mmmbe ovrtn j U)CM>, PER. 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