The Cedarville Herald, Volume 67, Numbers 27-52

# tmwmwfmm.#, ran fh% w w w j , wh K e e p e r ************** KEET miTH! \wfflntt— \bjfbtym§ W ar bond ! BE HERE WHEN THE DOORS OPEN FOR THE EVENT OF THE YEAR! i>-■ ] _J. FREE On* Pfir Full Foeiitoned Sheer Chiffon Hose To each customer presenting this ad and making u purchase of $5 er more Coats of soft suedes, fleeces, woolens In Chesterfields, boxy types, filled models. Suits in classic and cardigan styles. Com­ plete range of sizes in all th e fall shades. Manufacturers Claaa-Out 300 W h H w Weight Vuluec to $4.98 AH Wool slipover sweat- era in good rango of sizes and colors. A real value at title extremely low- price. 25 S. Limestone St. Springfield# Ohio SLYVIA D. ASH6RAFT DISLIKES NEW DEAL Slyvia D. Ashcraft# Rusbsylvania, O., writes an interesting letter to the Kenton, O., News and Republican on* what ahe saw abroad in her travels and brings to light what is facing the American people if the Communists maintain their hold on the Democratic party, . . j She writes: Several years ago I traveled in a country where every worker had a numher and a work tag and were as­ signed to a certain job; where the Bib. les had been burned in the square o f a certain large city; where I met college students on a train who had never seen a Bible; where one o f their slo­ gans is, “ Take God fro'm the Skiqp, and Capitalism from the Land and yoq will have^Heaven on Earth.” The girl guide on the sight-seeing bus pointed to one magnificant build­ ing after another and said, bus pointed to one piagnifiqant build- partment store is ours,” In a weak voice I asked? “ How did you get them?” “ Oh, we fought for them,” she re­ plied and a beautiful smiles of triumph shown in hey flashing ‘black eyes, ru­ by lips and gleaming teeth. • I thought of the old hags knitting and watching the victims being brot into the tumbrels to the waiting gullo- tine in Paris and suddered. I thought of the old hags knitting terened after above vote for the “ New Dealers.” If you want to live in a country ‘whose builder and maker is God’, heed the “Handwriting on the wall.” and vote against the New Deal­ ers. Located 12 miles S. of Springfield, Ohio, 3V j miles W . of South Charleston, 1 mile E. of Selma on State Route 42 at the A . E. Wdldman homestead, on PERFORMANCES not PROMISES Retain Public Favor Our platform o f service is not one o f eloquent generalities , susceptible to various interpreta­ tions. It definitely pro­ vides for:— Superior Professional Service. ■* Impartial .Personal —Attendance. -------- * Experienced Direction. * Wide Price Range. M c M i l l a n FRIDAY,NOVEMBER3,1944 AT 10:00 O’CLOCK 14 ■Head of Horses -1 4 Consisting* o f $ Bay Marcs, 11 years old; 3 Roan Geldings 9 years old; 1 Roan Gelding 8 years old ' Roan Geldings 5 years old; 1 Roan Gelding 11 years 1 Roan Mare 8 years old; 1 Sorrell GeRHng 7 yeai % i old; 1 Bay Saddle Mare 8 years old; 1 Shetland Pony. v • ~ J - . 119 - Head of Cattle - 119 Consisting o f 48 head o f pure bred Angus cows, 2 to 4 years old; 33 spring, bull and heifer calves; 15 , yearling AngUB heifers; 16 yearling Angus steers; 2 .Hereford cows; 4 Jersey and Guernsey milk cows, milking heavy and re-bred; 1 3-year old registered Angus bull. 220 - Head of Hogs - 220 Consisting o f.9 Hampshire bred sows; 150 hogs weighing from 80 to 140 lbs.; GO pigs weighing from 40 to 70 lbs.; 1 Duroe boar. 155 - Head of Sheep - 155 Consisting o f 150 3-year old black faced Montana’ ejyes;^puYe bred Shropshire bucks. Farming ■".iSf'i-- , nf J-_ HAVE YOUR CHILDREN’S COATS Consisting o f 2 McCormick-Deering .little genius breaking plows, fertilizer attachment for plows; 2 McCormick Deering tractor discs; 2-horse discs, 6 and 7 ft.; 2 McCormick-Deering Corn planters with fer­ tilizer, attachment; 1 John Deere Corn planter with fertilizer attachment and tongue truck; 4 2-row corn cultivators; 1 Superior 12-7 grain drill; 1-horse grain'drill; 10ft. McCormick-Deering power binder; >3' mowing machines; dump rakc^and buck rake; cultipactor; 2 lime spreaders; end-gate seeder; hammer mill and 2 burr milts; No. 500 Blizzard ensilage cutter potato planter and digger; harrows; 61-row corn culti­ vators; 3 gang plows; 5*sulky plows; 3 walking plows; Alfalfa drill; corn sled; 2 box-bed wagons; I iron wheel wagon; 6 fiat top wagons; roller; power corn shelter; hand.corn shelter; platform scales; gasoline tank on wheels; slip scoop; Pheaton; 2 carriages; buggy harness; ox yokes,; old wooden hay rake; 12 sides o f harness; collars, bridles, lined, etc. Many other articles too numerous to mention. 25 — 5x6 hog boxes; 1 lot of hurdles; 5, 8 , 10, and 12 ft. lengths; 25 sheep racks; 2 Smidley Hog feeders. - . •• Feed— Alfalfa, Mixed Hay, Straw, Oats 1200 bales# mixed timothy and Alfalfa hay- •5 ton 2nd cutting loose alfalfa ■ 300 bales niixecl clover and timothy hay 1500 bales straw ~ . 60 tons mixed clover and timothy hay# 900 bushel oats ---------TERMS OF SALE -CASH ------- W. W. WILDMAN, Agent Weikert & Gordon, Auctioneers, Phone, Cedarville 6-15.22 c l e a n e d - p r e s s e d HOURS—Daily 3:00 P, M. to 8 P. M. Saturday 8:00 A. M. to 10:30 P, M, THE; C L E A N E R S Quality Work South Main st,, Cedarville OTE REPUBLICAN — ELECT------ ROBERT S. CRANE — GREENE — COUNTY ENGINEER NOW SERVING BY APPOINTMENT TUESDAY NOVEMBER 7,1944 VOTE REPUBLICAN • peiltlesl AdveriliMunt T a l k a b o u t b a r e c u p b o a r d s ! You should see our shelves and warehouses. Every item o f telephone equipment for civilian use is missing. And there is no prospect o f getting new supplies for a long time. The armed forces .have first call on all tm f switch­ boards, instruments# wire, cable and other material. AU manufac­ turing capacity and man power have been devoted to the war effort for three years. The needs o f the army and navy are increasing. Much o f the com­ munication equipment is lost or shot away in the far flung battle areas, and must be replaced im­ mediately, and in a steady stream. In Ohio more than 70,000 persons are waiting for telephone service. Every day we are asked, over and over when we will be able to give service to all who want it, when they want it. That is likely to be many months after*Xhe army and navy tell us they do not need any more, equipment for war. There are no filled warehouses to be turned back to us, so we must wait until instruments, switchboards, switching equipment, cables and wires and other equipment can be manufactured and installed. All we can tell you is that we will do everything in our power to serve you as quickly as possible. We promise that your order Will not be forgotten and that it will be f ille d in its proper order. ** BUY WAt t BONUS FOR V I C T O R Y I THE OHIO BEU TELEPHONE COMPANY ,'S 'M' ’ I *1 ? ten 8! HI HE 1 RIIV III. SIXTY-S PILOT KILLE1 Lee S.. Hall, 25 was killed instar his plane explode Russell Fudge, si| east of Xenia. According to to Sheriff Waltoil '■'iter and othf .. p. e crashed ab jded for s<| , crashed to th being blown cleaj The pilot was . which did not buj| . when aid arrived! Emergency equ apparatus and an rived from Fattej| was on a test flic This is the secoil county this montll the Tarbox farml when the pilot bu wreckage. Road Roll* HalU County Commi morning suryeyel ing the night to west side of the i to have been th<j celebrants. The and the roller pu| to a ditch break damage will be o f all the rollar mission for somel badly needed for I weather turns tol Many farmers I der being set afil o tilers report fa rf down with axes. Ohio Watej Di Ohio’s ■ subterl dropped an averd three-month perl and was 17 1-2" il the same date a David H. Harj water supply boj is not serious y| the threat o f a age would incred normal fall raiij month .overdue. Harker said no reports of Ohio cities, althd have dried and tions are haulinj M llim tlN IN tllllfl i CHURi METHOI Rev, IT. H. Sunday Schotj Mrs. David Rey Church Servi| o f Living.” Church Servil Supt. E, Schiked FIRST PRESl| Rev, Paul 10 A. M. Sal! McMillan, Sup! Sermon: “ A [ 7:00 Christie Ramsey, Leadc Tuesday evd Supper beginnj Wednesday, Ca ing at this chuj UNITED PR e I Ralph A. I Sabbath ScH thur B, Evans Preaching at] Y. P. C. U. wif People’s Soci« Church this w| M. It is hop < have joint me| There will londay eve. Jhurch, for tl tery, and wel our society ctj Community toesday in Church at 7:1 Choir RehJ War Fid The Natic in tlus counl $4,000 qr md ,D. Vnyhihg^ who dlrccte The goat ty enn be cd aUbscriptioli| The previob subscribed. . Our Boys| WttMK*