The Cedarville Herald, Volume 67, Numbers 27-52

1 11S5j 1s -fi teltDARmUB HERALD, FRff)AY, AUGUST 18 , 19 l| ^ T w r a r o F t a o c w (Gtnttaued from page one) m»ny hardships on entering their N O T E D UM M M Y * Y O U N D v country. As we well know ,they have made it clear that any men that land on their soil from planes will be itn- fster. Mr, Young covered 26 such as- mediately executed. In December, paginations as a news reporter dur« the snow in some places is 18 feet ipg his stay in that country. It w a s ) deep with the temperature at 20 de following a Disarmament *Conference grees below1zero. The 'mountains o f Formosa are 11,500 feet high and have 500 thousand men hid in them at Washington that Japan gave the United States the Cherry trees that bloom for ua each spring along the just waiting Korea has 200 thousand potomac River. It so happens that men stationed in its mountains, The these trees are not cherry trees at all temperature at Manchuria is about but are plum trees from China. Japs 120 degrees, The Japs will have to be cannot be trusted. They are tricky killed one by one, as they will not sur- and must be watched, constantly. render, Japan is producing 1,200 Japan has been planning this war jpUnes a month. There are 3 million since-1934 At that time they started w» r workers, There is enforced child deepening the harbours to be used f o r ; M » r . The mining is done entirely by the larger battleships and the digging women, children, and any tubercular of the huge holes for the underground men able to woj-k, at the rate of $10.- tanks had already gotten underway. 00 a month fo r a 72 hour week. It is felt that direct war, with Japan ' Mr. Young said this war with the will mean a war of disease and chem- ; Japs is going to be a slow, hard light, icals. Our men are going to m eet‘ Our men will have to be tough and aggressive, Any kind o f negotiation with them will simply mean one more success for them. The use o f Mustard Gas and chemicals must be expected in this phase o f the war. They are sure to rely on {bacterial warefare as their greatest Wplp,, The Japs are dabble crossers. They profess to be Christians in the day­ time, but at night they go back to their Budah God. During the day a Jap will dress in civilian clothesi and eat in a restaurant with a knife; and fork but by night he has had n hot bath to cleanse himself o f all evils and is dressed in a kimonp. ' One would find him sitting on ?|he t Door eating his rice with chop-sticks; There Is no English spoken after sundown. They play for keeps. There is no give and take in the line of sports. Dur­ ing one national swimming champion­ ship contest held in Japan, their own contestants actually drowned during the affair, but when they came to the United .States, they won the National, Title. On investigation, it was found that the Jap'swimmers in the contei had had some oxygen pumped in him which helped to make him flopt, thus making it impossible for any other nation to beat Japan, In anoth­ er contest, a 22 mile marathon, / the contestants wondered how a little short-legged Jap could outrun boys of the other nations. It was sqon found ‘ that the winner was not a Jap at all but a Korean boy. . Askpd what to do with the Japs af­ ter the war, Mr, Young said they should bb kept under military control for the next 25 years. There should bo no Japs allowed to come into this country and they should be limited to only a few boats—these should be made of wood and should have sails. Above all, the 'Emporer should be hanged, as well as all o f his relatives. He concluded his most interesting ad­ dress with this remark: “ Why not jtfve Japan to the PhilUpines and }t’* military f o r e * ! ’’ Mj^r»Ioiur%^tral^, who withv.4*er iFor Hsl5--Very choice-dairy W f c ' sons,»Don, Billy And Gene spent the era $25 each.- Holsteins, uerpsey# The aboyb yeview WAS written by [last week-end in Indianapolis, visiting ond Ayrshire# Non-related bull free Mrs. ■ Straley’/ brother-in-law and with 5 head. Shipped G O. D, sister, Mr. a^nd Mrs. John Hirt and > Sayre Dairy Uattle Co., daughters, Kaye and Linda. SCHOOL DAYS AHEAD THE BOY’S SUITS THE GIRL'S SWEATERS BRING THEM HERE TO BE * <1 v 1 - • Cleaned and Pressed LIKENEW THE C L E A N E R S Quality Work Sayre, Fa. / EARN WHILE YOU LEARN A l FRIGIDA1RE We have many good paying war jobs in our factories and in our o f­ fices for both men and women. Experience unnecessary, instructions given while you work on the. job. You wi,U be making vitally needed war material and at the same time you will be .acquiring training and experience that will fit you for post war work, ' Apply in person or write to the Frigidaise Employment Office, 300 N. Taylor Street, Dayton, 2, Ohio, 1 Must comply with WMC regulations. ‘ South Main st., Cedarville pORKt piNTO BEANS m k .« l You slrrjply can’t afford to pass-up these plump, flavory pinto beans’ enriched with generous pieces of pork in a rich, racy, “ morlsh-tastlng” sauce . . . It’* .values like this that help to make your Th rift “ E”. 8updr the finest complete Food Market In the city. Why not start today to Shop and 8ave the Th rift “ E” Way. CHERRIES Merrit Red Sour Pitted 29c NO. 24 CANS * b ° o ? 15e ij-oz 1 8V ie . ,6 c 3 Cake. 2 3 c No. 2 Can Orange and Grapefruit PICKLES Gold Mpl Dill*. Giant-Size’Jar 39* Blended Juice App le Butter Apricots Eavey's Coffee Nu M a id O leo Mason Jars Mushrooms m M & im Jumbo. Oeliciouily - Spiced' St. Frond. Choice Halve. In Deliciou. Syrup Vacuum Packed Regular or Drip >■Table Grade Fine Qualify Genuine Bali Brand- jfinSbSnrrr- 38-Oz Jar Can ‘ Lb Make. Windows 5parkle WINDEX . Brer Rabbit Gold Label SYRUP . . f Brer Rabbit Green Label syr up . . . Woodbury Facial SOAP . . / • Removes Grime and Grease. Lava • SOAP . . 3 c°kes 20c So Pure It Floats. Ivory - SOAP . . . 2 “ g ,IS « Try It For Baby'. Both. Ivory soap . . . i c X 2 » e Delicotery Perfumed. Camay SOAP . . . 3 Cake. 20c Chocolate Heolth Drink COCOMALT . Eagle Brand Condensed MILK . . . . Con 18Vie Dove Brand Ginger Bread MIX . . . f The Perfect Cake Flour SOFTASILK . - Kellogg's Gro Pup DOG FOOD . .. 8 -°z 2 3 * -Jar Pk<> 23c' _Pk926c Pko 26c Mott's Delicious Apple JUICE . . . Our Fruits & Vegetables Are GAKDEN FRESH i CRISP CALIFORNIA PASCAL With Thai Sweet' Nut-Like Flavor Jumbo Stalk Taney Quality. Boatman or Rad Gam Brand Lay In A Supply Crabappla or Grapa Jolly or Pure Grapa Jam. H oum of David Brand. Excellent 1 2 0 s Glass Freedom Brand Pure Grope JUICE . . . . 23c h 4 5 c 17 Ac A p p l e s ^ Virginia MaldenblujH' , , Good Eating Cantaloupes • Merrit Brand A Low Price for This Quality 32 Ox Jar 33c Jumbo -Six* Mendota Thick Mealed Oranges . • . . • California Valencia* 1 J ... C O e a Full of JUIc* 3 Lbs Iceberg Lettuce V . • tUsfftSSF' 2 ^ . 23c Peas . . . • . wbl9c Lemons • # . . . -1 5 c 05H&» KITCHENETTE Llmit.of On* BROOMS ■.75c 99c Cookies 1944 Pack Standard No. 214 " ■City Brdnd: Halve*. Gold I Con’ Jello W rtssssi trg* llz* II of Juice MERRIT BRAND COFFEE Ground Fresh For You Single Lb 21c 3 & 59c Boyar or Jello AKorted Flavor* Fin* tar the Laundry Limit l eak* Fkg SkB Cake Sugar-Honey Graham WAFERS . . . Austin^. Kibbled DOG FOOD . . . For Jam. and Jellies. Merrit' PECTIN . . Kellogg’s Dellcious'RIce KRISP1ES . . . Ready To Eat Cereal . SHREDDIES . Healthful Breakfast Cereal POST'S BRAN Delicious Post's Grapenut* FLAKES .. . . Quaker Brand Puffed RICE . . . . . Quaker Brand Puffed WHEAT . . * Assorted Kinds. Fly SWATTERS . . , Sanitary Nopklns. Regular* KOTEX . . . . Sanitary Napkin.. Regular* MODESS . . . . Meats Fresh- A ll Meats Sold Are Government Inspected And The Best FRUITS, VEGETABLES Alberta Peaches > Plums, Apricots, * , H * " California Grapes Soap Flakes XrafuMSud* MS 19c Soap Granules 19c Cookies Cookies Corn Peas Spinach Beets Iced Tea Campbell's •, W BUY WAR BONDS - m m . Eav»y'»Special Blend u> 19c - 29c K ! 12Vac % 18c te? 15c 13c w 37c 9c Doz 22c SoftjAbsc intCharminToilet TISSUE . . . 4 Ro1'*25c ^ijdi^W dldorf Toilet t ^ Make* Pot. Bright. Sunbrlght CLEANSER . . . •Con 5c ta24* 20 Mule Team BORAX . . . Make Lot. o f Sud. . SUPER SUDS . . LPfg23c For the Laundry. Elastic ' ' STARCH . . . Sun Gold Fancy Apple SAUCE . . . Can True Blue Red Cut BEETS . . . 4 Breakfast Maid Quality COFFEE . . . Royal Bakina POWDER . . . Royal Baking POWDER . . . Dri*. To A Shine. No Rub FLOOR WAX . FL^OR*y^AX House of David pure , GRAPE JAM . '£& 17Vi« * No.2 16* NC°a„2 . Lb 26c 6Ca°nZ 2 3 « 12Ca°nZ • GRKIN PASTURES BUTTER , Highest Score fn Quarter U> Prints Fresh Peas - Fresh Beans w Ice Cold Melons J9»turd*y Nl,lit;! 10:3. M. I)n:i H .il.j' ' « 4 in recent rains hal ed the corn crop fol this section, especiif ed corn. Auctioneers! For Sell! To Hu Two auctioneers! Carl Taylor, the mington and the who were placed OPA snoopers, wh| at farm sales to ti­ the interest of thel than the New Dea The Court place $180.60 The two fehse and admittel els as $1.19, and 51 when the djetatori was $1.11, that ff^ farm price, while CIO wages at There is nothing! tioneer campaig-mj far, so that both mers can have , *7th and we are asl a part in restorinJ ual freedom on thl In Greene count! bootleg corn is be] even among Demi $1:50 to -$1.75 a ll Proofs of To Be , 0 Those who ltal their children uiul have received woj be submitted at ?»| from 1 to 5 p. ml Parents are un In tnififl as it wiltl tunity to get proJ CORN PICKER, OUTPUT Washington Spl duction Board till manufacturers olj -binders to atep-u^ six weejts so tlml available for fall production can bl In qhaptity made! /