The Cedarville Herald, Volume 67, Numbers 27-52

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In fact, Phillip Murray, head of tho CIO, who i* doe* to tho President, told hi« union mom*: hers action ran ho exported almost immediately. Tho expected early yea- j ignatton of former James F. Byrnes, j who has been sitting on the wage and j price Increase Bd as War MoMliser, and the return o f Harry Hopkins as principal advisor to the Chief Execu­ tive may have some connection with the most recent .development in the wage matter* Announcement has been made.gas­ oline ration, allotments will not be in­ creased at least at this time* for the quarter beginning October first. How­ ever, the end. of the war in Europe is expected -to bring increased gasoline rations for many American motorists* especially »n the East and Mid-West, According to plans," B and,C. card holder* will be the first to benefit from the expected increase in gasoline supplies*. * M D N G F A B M F E O N T llr rm -tn t #* m ) ;aj*ui|iMl»i.iu*^W)»* FA IK J1M 1 I1 UV1MO s x rn m m i tems late year,fireof which were in Greene County, shew aa average liv- SII iag expense o f liAM per family, o f;;;; whieh food cost HM, furniahiage fW, i ; ; isupplies ddfi, uplteett* of home 9$S, f transportation f* lr education ffil,;!' recreation flfi, personal f38, savings ffOd and other fid. The average in-;;; corns was 43,040, LUBJHCATE MOTORS With a shortage o f maapswer it is well to keep in mind that a quarter- <> horse eleetrie motor will do the ■work1’*' o f « man at many farm jobs at a cost o f only ten cents for a ten hour day, jfr And siiwe motor# most be properly •r lubricated it is better to use Jess oil ! !-. more frequentljr then it js te «s».m e» ’, I oil lew frequently* In othcr-words, ;; . wateh'OUt' for over-lubrication, For motors over one-sixth horse- ’< povrer in size use numb«-20 oil. Smaller-motors'are lubricated best %, with number 10 or'sewing -machine ; oil. Most sleeve bearing motors Use -? oil, whHeball bearing8motors are lu­ bricatedwith grease; Don’t lubricate meters white they‘ are running,' and *;; remove excess oil as soon-is discover- ? ; ed.- , >|i i i i » iii ii» > » i4< i i i i i ****** **** ** h i ******* i t t » « H i m * ** » » » f P M N T IN T • • ■ and Fa it Vsiue fo r You r Do iisri as feed, allows WFA to estimate a -total supply^ 152,000,000 tons of conc6ntrate*yi<>r the J1944-45 feeding season, sa compared with. 10^00,000 tons available last.year. FOB SALE-r-Practteally new three ;; burner oil stove and amall gas heat* 1> er and-twopiece. living,, room suite. I » Mrs, Alhert J obm , W. Chillteotbo St., and Yellow-Springs Bead-, • '•— 1’j .....- ... —BUY1WAR BONDS^. IMHtH m BER 17.— OCTOBER i , 1944 CHU R CHO FGOD CBDARVILLE, OHIO EvangelhtMm* A*P*Cain SPRINGFIELD, OHIO BEEP EGG QUALITY UP— Egga produced by bii^s aj^the end of the laying season are not as strong bodied nor as well protected by good shells as those laid earlier. The con- tlition can be remedied by care in the housing and , by supplying plenty of -vitamin.D, calcium,, and phosphorus in .the ration- Dirty eggs are more SERVICES ®ACH EVENING EXCEPTING SATURDAY AT 7:45 Your presence, co-operation and help is Solicited in this, Campaign ip winning souls for the Kingdom o f God SPECIAL MUSIC AND SINGING % common in the fell than,at other see- son»v Egga-should be dry cleaned, if possible; but if water is used,,less damage will be done, if the water is Warmer,than the egg or if washing.is done,in a one percent lye solution. J""" I'ui1*-.. .. >""J[l'imiw^. BUY AND HOLD ‘‘ET BONDS *4PbFW Vahau a a i - Fittiaga for Utters'gap and ^teiaL'Hatid and BMutric. Pnmp»„fo*. Ml.purpoeia, M t g PuBsyUp V B«Ua. PIumMag iM-.-MdatlugHSuppHem^. ^ J. P. BOCKLETT SUPFI.Y m XBMuCoHIO «pfp spm WATCH REPAIRING , HARRY H . MOGLE Phone M n i , . West North St. Cedsrville, O. OUR PRINT SHOP IS There’s a commonly used ex­ pression: “ You get justwhat you pay for.” This applies to PRINTING just the same as most anything else you buy. Good PRINTING can’t he produced at a poor price. Poor Printing even at a low price Is expensive, because it gives the prospective custo- the Impression that your L*fe ti 4 # • ces or products are not up to\t^ndard. We give full value for every dollar you spend with us for PRINTING —and. our prices are always FAIR. ~ _ « t * a r >► W e Solicit Your Next Printing Order L, PHONE* &-17U PRINTING and PUBLISHING SINCE1877 j r 1I ■ it. ^ , • ✓ o r o n o n e i n s t a one ore me i? T h i» may happen for any. one of •everal reatonc* nmy he eMential to the war effortor topublichealth, welfaregodtecutity. Such mrviocb«br« call oo the few fadfitieaavailablein yourcommunity* Seeewlr thm maybespiitecablecoa- ductoteto thecemral o«ce andwite* « kh home* But in your ctreet, all facilWeemaybein uae. rkMt jBfem^beMmvhts 4 mvicefrom hlilmmerbom*.Whereline*areavail- •Me, tfaemoederatakeprecedenceover application*for new aervke* hnrtti Hia regueif for mrvke may. havebeenplacidwithu» beforeyoura. We cannot fell you*£**your aervlMr Wilt behiftalled, In manycame, itmay • b*aome time after final Victory* But we can amtue you that your regnafe will he treatedfairly, All &TM gmMMliltra etlbmmngvwp. nmanwWfwaewp ffevwe ^enmag m^eng«uwlmmmM»lNli ^^aamdumaknaUan. ^Tf^tamua yaa jaeMbif•" V i n ioutcafl| wraevw jNyper* ximyiiaaerttaixi rimc n d r m m d u t a n U l v M a o i q k k eremm a a wmw-mge^am^eamvm^p md^gmvwn•■tmimnm criticalWarnattficl. They amemaldns nweeWyhabit o f mriiii p o M f e e w i f o p e r a , bnaoM, wr*p«' Wignrdcleauaedby our armies, £* w' f Do yen# § m aloog with these pttrioric vomiat* Gec your clubs, civic and church _ A grnwpa beynd riiiamovement. Collect waste~ |Mfe^ae«adinsit«oaamfcwnrwrap I paper-bundle it-notl turn ifcin*.* nodhelp r*wet thaw m , m M M m I riuMmitbiwnri trn m ***** Canalant rhnrfc fa < Y*m»mrk*wM he InfeeHm* s ir ' Amf M m &**<k V id v ifl * hk ohio aau numioMf company r iv i PouNPS P»ui>w«on.PtRiMonTn.... s m wasti mms ■ fe%fii W|,Be«T ANSWER IB WEVER40MS1 0 , mwMomtMWMf FIVE WUNOSW P rtSOM , m month - o r m m l