The Cedarville Herald, Volume 52, Numbers 27-52

Regent Theatre g j r i H g m t , o m WxkSfarSagAng. 17 NEWIMFFERENT! We "welcome you to Spring- field at this time when we will present one of the most extra­ ordinary photo plays you have ever seen. Come and see On With The Show” in natural colors. ‘Less Bulky Plant I Foods Are Favored 1 Increase of 20 Per Cent In Food With Only 3 Per Cent Tonnage‘Hike. < enneentvatinn o f plant foot. ” >n mixed firt:l»A:\:, than wa:; curs- tonnry six years nfu), has resulted ir Ohio farr-n-rs buying 1:0 per cent mor, -slant food in ctor.v.ovcoil fertilizer in than 'they bought in 1922, while paying only"." per rent more freight and bagging charges. E. E. Barnep. of the soils department of the Ohic State University, has cheeked the tendencies in the u-e o f fertilizer on Ohio—farms, .through— repor s made to the state deportment Iof agriculture. * ‘ 'Actual tonnage of fertilizing mate­ rial purchased in 1923 is only 3 per cent greater than the tonnage pur- chased in 1922" says Barnes. "But this is not a true picture of what has happened. Along with this small in­ crease in tonnage, there has been an increase in the concentration of the fertilizers. sold, which has made the sales of total plant food materials in 1C28, increase 20 per cent over the same sales in 1922,” ... Barnes’ check1shows that the sales o fphosphoric acid increased 9 per cent in the six-year period; sales of potash increased 100 per cent,' and sales fo nitrogen increased 121 per <^ent. Ol^-Tlme Playing Card. Some authorities believe that the very earliest wood block prints of Europe, perhaps earlier than the Box helm St, Christopher, were playing Cards. The earliest of these which we know are also French, two valets or knaves which are thought to have been mnde In Provence not later than .1440.—Boston Transcript. OHIO STATE AIR AUGUST 26-31 V T O where else can you see so gigan- x N tic an exposition as the OH IO S T A T E FA IR . Horses, sheep, cattle and swine valued at $3,000,000 will be on exhibit. In addition there will be poultry shows, dog and cat shows, horse and auto racing, farm machinery dis­ plays, band concerts, Boys’ and Girls’ i.’ ub work exhibits and a great N EW feature-— TH E JUNIOR FAIR. Note this list o f novel ENTERTAINMENTS “ The Festival o f Fire” — Fireworks Fallenberg Bears — Astonishing Five Peerless Flyers —- Thrilling ,Venetian Trio ■— Novelty Musicians B ee Star-^Aerial Performance W inter Garden Review Foster Girls’ ,Ballet De Stey Troupe— High W ire Walkers The Lucky B o y s— Acrobatic Act Dennis Curtis— Comedy Taximeter Camile T r io— Aerial Earls Wheeler & Wheeler— Skating Act The Ohio State Fair is more than a fair — it’s a liberal education for every member o f the family and they Will enjoy every minute of it. Bring them to Columbus. DEPARTMENT OP AGRICULTURE Party L. Grean, Director V isit N iagara Falls, Canada and the East v ia C & B Line Palatial Steamers W /H E T IirR ttttrtlnjt By train or auto, enjoy *n elf. m'eht'iriJe on beautiful W lekehtie. ( AB Bun Steemtrsatemaamficentfloating hotel*withlafjrecom- fottableetatcroom*, excellent diningroom H tlice and totirtron* attendant*. Mutii artd Uancing on the greatship ‘‘SEEANDflEir . , Atl'oijtt, savea day CAB tine way. Avoid milesandmile* of congested roadway. CkrdiMami BuffaloDntstat CfcreUw!andPt.Stinky,Can.,Dir. Each »Mr, nitty n!*ht, learing,a». 9.09 Dailyseteiee.Icavlrgf'lew>!aml. 12 . 00 mid- —a.,arjifiiigCXIa. sw, (K.B,T.) flHtnti/rri.JnjfPort (Manley,SM« D i#a erlee.le en < ___ .........„ _____ ___ , night, arri.W ............ ...... llayirttoKeremberlClh. . Jatw*Mnto fleptetnker7th. C'otWectiO.'ti tt Btiffab and Port Stanleyfi>rCanadian and Pastern point*, . . t ($ 4 .i0 onn vray —(XtiVEtAND to BUFFALO — $8.50 rd. trip h e w J s w ) Antm Carried ftitG and up ’ l # m \ $3.00 one way.i<,lJ,VHI,AND to PT. STANI.tiY--$5.00rd.trip l Auto* Carried $4.50 and up V r lttftt det.tih ett m llttp tttt hurt it M tnirntl, Qtttbu mndiki StgKtMtf, mitt tkt titW C&B 7 'a W Tint CLEVELAND AND BUFFALO TRANSIT COMPANY fa n 9th Street fU t Ciavriand, Ohio Thousands O f Tons Of Straw Bteingr Stored One o f the busy places the past few weeks in the straw yard o f the Hagar Straw Board & Pfizer Co. Here one can fil’ d a dozen o r more of trucks ,'/rating at a time to be unloaded. The •ompany is storing thousands of tons o f straw in haled form for winter use. The great straw slice’s are filled and a number o f large ricks outside have al­ ready been completed. Prbpose Changes In Ohio Hen House immendationa Are-For Fewer Drafts, Better Insulated Walls - Maintaining a uniform temperature ,n the poultry house is a more serious iroblem than dampness. With this uniformity in ,mind, the agricultural jngineering and poultry husbandry lepartments o f the Ohio State Uni- /ersity have recommended several /hanges in the “ Ohio Type Poultry House” which lias been a standard for several years. Ventilating doors in the old type house, located at the back under the roof, have been eliminated in the new plans because they created too much Jraftiness in winter. Dropping boards under the roosts in the new type house .vill be set five inches away from the back wall, permitting free air circula­ tion about the roosts during hot weather. Insulation throughout is a feature of the recommendations under which" front, back and ends o f the house will ae lined with boards on the inside, and .he space filled with shavings, unless a g o od . insulating material is used both at these points and on the under­ side of the roof. Windows, or substitutes for glass, will be used in the front o f the house instead o f baffle windows and baffle boards, which were wasteful o f heat. Blue prints o f the hew type house have been prepared by the agricul­ tural engineering department of the University, and within, a short time a complete bulletin on the new type house will be ready for distribution. More Stability In Hog Price In 1929 Wide Swings of Last Year Not Likely This Fall Says Economist Last, year’s sharp advance and rapid decline in hog prices, during August and.September, probably will not re­ peat themselves this year, in the opin­ ion Of C, R. Arnold, Of the rural -eco­ nomics department o f the Ohio State University. . "Present supplies o f old corn are much larger than those o f a yeah ago, and-with slightly fewer-hogs-in the country there does not appear to be a prospect o f a fe edshortage such as we experienced last year,” says Arnold. “ For that reason the number of hogs reaching the market during the next month or six weeks should be some­ what larger than that o f last year. This does not mean that, the supply should he heavier during the coming period, but does mean that 'it was ex tremely light last year. For that rea­ son it seems that our market supply of hogs during; th^ last o f this year should be somewhat more normal than during 1928, with an increased supply o f hogs after the new corn is avail­ able. . "Hog prices are apparently still on the upward swing o f the cycle: and al­ though we should expect the usual seasonal declines during the last three months o f the year, every indication points toward a fairly good hog mar­ ket for at least another 12 months.” ’ Uncla Eban “Dar Is two kinds of voters out our way,” said Unde’ Eben; “ dem dat votes how they thinks an’ dem dat votes how dey talks.”—-Washington Star. Witdonfs Beginning The beginning of wisdom Is the realization that , the thing you are anxious about today won’t seem Im­ portant tomorrow.—Capper’s Weekly. All Insects present in a room die when Tanglefoot Spray Is used. This powerful house* hold Insecticide does its work thoroughly—leaves no strag­ glersbehind. Youneednothing else for combating flies,moths, mosquitoes, bedbugs, roaches and ants. Prices greatly re, duced, Paylessandget thebest. FofjUtt anh.TtmtUfontFly Paper Unit Fly RltearM or* ut« mart sottUary « * • economical dtrtrtyttu TANGLEFOOT SPRAY 4 Si E XAGG ERA T ION in advertising is so prevalent that for fear o f being ourselves accused w e hesitate to tell you our fur coat sales this month far exceed any other August in cur history. But the fact remains this is true. While this may not interest you, the reasons for all this business does demand your attention. Th e three fac­ tors are a greater variety to choose from, more attractive new effects and much more reasonable prices than ever be­ fore. These six groups have contributed largely. #95 ...1 t o i 'T -*5 # '• 3 4 . #145 Bay seal . Antelope Mendoza beave. Arabian leopard Russian ponyskin Korova Caracul etc. Natural opossum Bay seal Natural muskrat Mendoza beaver Trimmed seals etc, Silver muskrat Mendoza beav|r Beige pony Baby seal Gray Caracul K id caracul Beige caracul etc, #195 #245 Raccoon Genuine Hudson se: Silver caracul Mink muskrat American broadtail Jersey muskrat Black baby seal etc, Blue gray muskrat Bronze pony Paw Persian lamb Platinum broadtail Black caracul etc. Unplucked otter Hudson seal Black caracul Russian caracul Casaba caracul Bisque broadtail Silver muskrat etc. H x wa if It 8 88 at 8 8 3 8 3 » ,tsrJ Other imported models in such gorgeous furs as natural Russian fitch; silver rose, casaba, kaffa and black carct- cul; Logwood dyed Alaska seal; genuine Northern otter; , two toned gray Russian caracul; natural krtmmer; Sibe­ rian squirrel; Japanese mink; gray Persian lamb; Ocelot; Somali leopard, etc,, from $345 to $795. !♦*•**•»*•»*§**•**••*#** Our experience Think of it—for seventy-eight year* we have been In the liat and fur business here In Springfield. We treasure the good will established as our most valuable asset. Our long experience safeguards any purchase you make of us and the novice ,ln fur buying is as certain ot satisfac­ tion as the most expert. Our Terms All we ask Is a modest down pay­ ment So that we know yon are sin­ cere In your selection and you catt pay the balance practically as you please. We will then store the gar­ ment without charge till December 1st if you desire. You trust us and we trust you. Find the coat you want and we’ll satisfy you as to terms. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO jW| F I I i'"1- * Zi< FU i s « •*«• vt. 0* «a 25 « V «* ■*«*♦» Coil «« •*•# 4* will b *.**•8#* be eit ft*8 progr. ft**«. merch <*ftft*!*ft' umuH *>ft* pageu. ft*8 paradi «*ft* latti-r *.*■ ft*. 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