The Cedarville Herald, Volume 68, Numbers 1-26

* m m n xM , msvmm it, 1944 Washington Letter (Cottimtd from frit P*f$) too, at the end of which time they will he discjyirffed to take their seats In the new 79th Congress, which conven­ es January 3rd* It fa not known whether these legislators will accept their mustering-out pay, upon dis­ charge, but they will not have served ■long enough to earn the other privile­ ges extended to veterans under the G. I. Bill of Bights, However, they will be able to tell their constituents and their grandchildren, in the years to come, how they “ fit and bled" for their country during World War II, It is questionable many o f our real fighting men will be appreciative of the mili­ tary service o f these statesmen-sol- diers. However in defense o f the Con­ gress, let it be said that since war was declared, a large number of the young­ er Members of the House and Senate have resigned and gone into the arm­ ed forces “ for keeps", and have served on the battle lines, while hundreds of sons and grandsons o f the national legislators—some o f whom have paid the supreme sacrifice—have been in the armed force throughout this war, Typewriter And Equipment Co. 1 At 15 W. High St„ Springfield Fea­ tures. “ Everything for the Office^* with Sales, Rentals and Service, Add­ ing Machines, Duplicating Machines, Typewriters and Supplies, Office Fur­ niture, Files, Filing Supplies, Desks, Looseleaf Devices, Fountain Pens, Desk Sets.. . . Gifts for Any Occasion A great Factor In Speeding Up the Tempo of Business by Equipping Of­ fices for Efficient Operation. Under the Direction of A1 Garrignn . . . Tel. 5721. That much o f the business of this part o f the state is transacted over supplies which have been furnished by The Typewriter & Equipment Comp’n, at Springfield accounts for their large toade and ever widening scope of their activities. • They have made a study of modern business furniture and accessory items and have become the distributor for the leading manufacturers o f office furniture which will keep everything in reach where it can be looked over in a minute. In this day o f hurry and rush, ibis necessary to conduct a bus- l iness along these lines to bring the highest efficiency and the greatest a- mount of success. It is incumbent, not only for the bus­ iness man with an office and a large business to have a systematic way of keeping «account of his affairs, but everyone should do this ,no matter whether he works on a salary or is conducting a farm or any other kind of business. f3very man is a business­ man and the smaller the busines he conducts, the more necessary are these things for its growth and development If you have never conducted your business on a systematic basis, stop in and they will furnish an office in your home, so you can keep your af­ fairs before your " mind and can soon embark on the road to success. The reason that many do not succeed is that they do not realize in just which way affairs are drifting until it is too late.’ Wm. McCULLOCH’S SONS LEATHER STORE At 40 E. Main st., -Springfield, Is Now the Center o f Interest as They arc Featuring an Attractive Line of Merchandise which make Practical and Very Desirable Gifts . . . Featur­ ing Luggage, Ladies Handbags, Bill Folds, Brief Cases, . . . Also Head­ quarters for Harness and Repairing o f Leather Goods . . . . Make Your Selection Early for the Holidays ... - Serving Community Well Since 1873.. Telephone 4581. i McCulloch’s Leather Store is espec­ ially attractive at this season of the year, as they have many articles which make most, wished-for gifts asi they arc showing beautiful hand­ bags, practical brief cases, bill folds, luggage and specialties. Gifts are becoming more the vogue and the demand is made for the unus­ ual. As in olden days practical gifts are always in order ahd If you will stop in here, you will find a lovely se­ lection of useful, practical and luxur­ ious gifts have been assembled for the local people The horse is now back into active service all over the country and this store is helping our people to meet the needs with correct fittings, sturdy, 'and at reasonable prices. They specialize in repairing o f lug­ gage and leather goods and no matter whether it is a rip, a tear or a lock that is to be repaired, you will find they can do it expertly ahd will give touch added wear, They are thus, helping in our program to make d- quipment to last, •M tH H H lfttH H U IIlN lH fflN lirtH IfrifM fllim m H M lIlflillflffm ? j^ATCH REPAIRING HARRY H. MOGLE Phone 6*2931 West North St, Cedarvllle. O. GREETINGS OF THE SEASON "While Christianity endures, no human strife can overwhehxLthe Spirit of Christmas" * * . t . . ■ ; / A r t * * •*■**•'■ 't >.34*1 ' r m 6 j *3£V < , * V 7 ^ : % f t , v * k ’ . M \ iw m tiEL_ liT” BEIV SIXTY-I By CLAI Mein | For most 1944 has not ,^N.ew Year wi| ' fo r our xiatio J the terrible c I have given n goes the syrr i Republic. 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