The Cedarville Herald, Volume 54, Numbers 27-52

/ CXDABVXLLX HKSULLD. IEIDAY, JUNE 19, m l Saving* Account r A Savings Account has proven to be one o f best investments that a man eould have in a tife o f depression because: ; It is the most liquid. It is always at par. It pays 4per cent. FRAGMENTS FRCNAN ASTRONOMER’SWG imF By Dr. Harlan True Stetson, Director o f Perkiaa Qhswrratory, Ohio Waelayan. University, Author o f **Man and the Stars.” It can be obtained in any amount. 6M-INCH MIRROR FOR STARLIGHT result In disaster In brfkgtaf the. eare- Three yearn ago the ,biggest piece fully figured surface to the enact lines o f optical glass ever made in this required b y the demands o f modem country was turned out o f the re- astronomical research. I f the glass is search' laboratories of the Bureau o f tpuched by hand, f o r only a few mo- Standapils. It was a huge disk six merits so sensitive Is the huge disk to fe e t in diameter and one foot think temperature that a mkrqsecpic bul- and weighed over two tons. The. great ge in the surface will result wihch, disKwaa. cast specifically fop the large unwatched, would spoil the results of reflecting telescope at the Perkins months o f labor. Delicate tests have Observatory-at Ohio Wesleyan, Uni-‘ been devised whereby an irregularity \er»ity, Delaware, Ohio, and i* attU o f a millionth o f an inch would at once the last worth in glass-making, which be detected. the United States has been able to Under such skilled methods o f sur- 'jn ^ h o im T ^ U r g e ‘ b sm ,’ S i l o .N o j j <Jo p!uniWns, and repairing. ***•« waste tend, .all smooth. Well fenced reaf0nabit,. Work guaranteed- and tiled. Deep soil. Very reasonable Arthur Dalton, t>rie*. Easy terms. W. L. Olemsns, x Cedarvilte, 0 . The Exchange Bank Cedarville, Ohio FIELD FENCE BARE WIRE AND POSTS PAINTS, VARNISHES, AND LINSEED OIL E. Main St. Xenia, O. Hotel Chittenden Completely redecorated and o remodeled . . . over $300,000 spent 'in making the Hotel Chittenden the logical choice fo r the traveler. Home o f the “ Purple Cow” Coffee Shop. Large, comfortable ^rooms — exceptional service. Kates from $1.50 upward. Geo. A W eydig, Manager COLUMBUS, OHIO More, Moreland MORE Mr. Brush "An ever increasing number o f mu fellow Says— brushes and themselves covered with Hanna paint, because an Increasing num * uer of people demand Hanna quality" The ever-increasing demand for Hanna Paint is the result o f but one thing—QUALITY. fo lk s who have U;,ed Hanna's depend upon it in every painting requirement. And h steadily. n l T w " ® . ! ‘ u!*lb<lr A00!* to Hanna dependability ; f or a ll th a t is g o o d in paint and In irV .A,rrt" fi* 8 h.a.,f century o f m a in t a in e d quality in paint-making is your guarantee. That's why we recommend Hanna's to our friends and neighbors. > Q u a l ity h u n t s & finishei ' E. A. ALLEN C E D A R V IL L E , 0* fh crt't fo r Ofery tm fgm product. Out o f this solid disk o f glfS t is velliance the final finishing touches will be made to bring to: perfection tiie xipw, emerging a gigantic mirror i great 69-inch reflector, soon to be which will gather s trickles o f light placed at the disposal o f the astrpn- from stars.420*060 .times-fainter than omers in Ohio. While every precau- bas eyer beep seen by the naked eye. t tion is taken to keep the workroom Slowly, weak by week and month by at uniform temperature,-the. rhythmic month, for nearly two years, grinding; movement o f the* polishing tool slowly and polishing, tools have been whirl- j raises the temperature o f the glass so ing over thurglasay surface, wearing that,each few minutes of, the most away hundreds o f pounds o f glass and j painstaking labor hours elapse before shaping the surface with incredible •the large disk again comes to-equilib- accuracy to bring to a perfect focusj rium for a test o f each step o f pro the light o f the distant stars. All this gress. has-been—progressing—in the-optte&l-j— Only4he finest and^mrest rouge-ob works o f the J. W. Fecker' company, ;tainable I* used in the, final ^polishing in Pittsburgh, under the hands o f o f the optical surface; Suuch rouge skilled opticians who have made some o f the world’s largest telescopes* must be especially: prepared by the optician. The contents; o f ?the most Tests just made by the most refined delicate vanity , case-will not suffice, methods known to science have revqalr j fo r -the demands from “ Miss Teie- ed thaat the coveted goal o f the per? scope” for such cosmetics, are most feet reflector is now not far away, exacting, Barring unforseen accidents, which | When at last the.flawless surface are the bane of such skilled work, it passes the rigid test*iof the,scientists, is now but a matter o f weeks before it will be. coated with a jh in ing cokt the mirror will be placed in the sec- o f pure silver o f microscopic hinness ond largest telescope in the United Carefully guarded- it will then be States at the Perkins observatory, transplanted from Fittaburghto Dela So critical is the work now in pro- ware, Ohio, tq be placed,in the tube o f gress that should'a single grain of the telescope recently constructed.of dust stray on to the polished surface-new design to-treceive .lt. the completion o f the huge mirror When the reflectingrsurfa*e .is corn- might be postponed for months; It is pleted.and turned skyward.jit .wilL be little wonder therefore, that all this used for viewing- and ^photographing work goes on in a-secluded room in faint -wisps o f nebulea«*so remote in the basement o f the^ Fecker factory the sky that light traveling six trillion to which none but experts are admit- miles a year consumes' .millions o f ted. years in making -the journey from So delicate is the process in these from outer space to Delaware- final stages that the room in which The completion -of the Perkins tel- the work is now done must be main- escope will tnark a new, era-in astron- iained at constant temperature, for oray, and will place-in-.&hes heart o f a change o f but a few degrees in Ohio the pargest telesoope ever set-up the temperature o f the glass would east o f the Rocky Mountains, price C e j pjj0ne m Realtor, Exclusive Agent, Cederville. j , ■ ---------- :-------------------- .................................................................................. - .... Before marketing your live stock call THE SOUTH CHARLESTON STOCK YARDS DAILY m a r k e t d a i l y Phone 80 i ^ r g x c E i ^ M * lecraa well im- . proved within 3 miles o f CedarvUle. ADDITIONALLOCAL j The Rev. Robert French, will be.in- [stalled-as pastor o f the Clifton United Epworth League Strawberry Fes­ tival, Saturday night, June 20tK Miss Annis Huff, Clifton, is spend­ ing the summer vacation in Stanton, Va. Presbyterian church, this Friday even ing at 7:30 o'clock* • *.../, a’1; Mrs. Milton Britton, who wa* in a very critical condition .the' first at the week, la reported some better at this time. < • - Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Masters had as their guests Sabbath, Mr, and Mrs. J. F. McKinnis o f Cincinnati, 0 . Dr. W. R. McChesney returned frOm New Galilee, Pa., Monday evening, having been called there by the ser­ ious illness o f his aunt. Mr,- Allen Turnbull, Who has been teaching in the Euclid Heights schools is home for the summer vacation, . Mrs. Harry Wright and children are visiting with the, former’s mother, Mrs. McCullough, at Seaman, O. Miss Dorothy Oglessbee, who has been teaching in the Troy, O., public schools, has returned ■home for the summer. A change in the tim e o f : the west bound morning train is set fo r Sun­ day, June 21. The rtain. will leave at 9:45 A. M. The business! meeting the Home Culture Club will be! held at the home o f Mrs* E. S. Hamilton, Friday even­ ing, June 19, All members are asked to be present. Prof, and Mrs. C, W. Steele have gone toDesPlaines, III., -where they will spend the summer, while Mr. Steele attends Northwestern Univer­ sity. Willard Barlow, in company with Charles Vance o f Columbus, and ;Ed­ gar House o f Newark; left Tuesday morning on an all-mtomer motor trip o f the West. They left in the-car o f the former and expect to be. gbne a- bout nine weeks. Among .the places they expect to visit are ihetGmnd Canyon, Tia Juana* -Mexico; Los An- Jgeles, Yosemite, Reno, Seattle, Van ; couver, British Columbia, Banff, Y cl- 1lowstone, and many other interostii^ places throughout the Northwest. A ll three o f the young men are English teachers in West Junior High School, Columbus. FUNERAL STYLES Originate in the west and the funeral home had. its coaeep-j ' tion and was in general use there many yta rabefot* it, reached prominence in the middle west and the ea s t,, Be­ cause it meets so advantageously the modern trend o f, the time* it is here to stay and while all ocassions wanjr n o t , justify its use the majority will prevail, ! The one thought in offereing the use o f eu rfa iw raL 1 home is the additional service we can render the people o f j- this community and all arc invited to utilise it With the i same freedom from ctnveiiiiona that they would their own* home. Incidents a funeral service held from a private home' |or Church brings extra work and responsibility to th e ism -j' ' ily at a time when they arc,least able to asstimo.it. Much, of this may be eliminated and the bereaved assured «C the! uprnost privacy at a servicb held from our funeral heme. j< McMillan Funeral Home CEDARVILLE, OHIO Ambulance , Phone'’ Services \ h ' 8 on 7 i a. b***d»*db*i ifH. , p !Lf The Foot That Rocks The Cradle Knowi The Luxury of Accurate Fitting- in enna jettick *5 S H O E S *6 . . . Y o u n g MOTHQIS are such busy parsonsr-on thalr/faat much of the day and night, looking after baby with tender solicitude. Even when young mothers have that "expensive* foot, they never tire’ and are always smartly shod in perfect fitting -Enna Jettick Shoes. 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