The Cedarville Herald, Volume 69, Numbers 1-26

m op CEDARVILLE H3ERALP, FRIDAY, MAY 81,1141 u iu H iH iiu m M H H H U im iU U iu u im tiim iiiu iiiiu iiiiu iH im iia $1.15 Quart Porch floors, ir-side floors, basements of wood, cement, composition.should be protected with'lucos Flpor-Ufe. One coat covers most surfaces Dries over* :'-*v• . * *n*9^l ° durably gloss. Withstands weather eupos> ure and severe traffic Provides a smooth lustrous •*sidi. Covers nicks and scratches Flov/j n ir iT n 1 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR E X P E R T S H O E M A N One capable o f running n good volume department. Good salary and commission. Must have USES referral. Sears>Roebuck & Co, Springfield, Ohio f CUMMINGS TRUCKING SERVICE C O N T R A C T H A U L I N G Service Anywhere — Any Time — Reasonable Rates Sand — Gravel — Crushed Limestone Phone 4-3702 Jamestown, Ohio C O Z Y m THEATRE , Fri. and Sat., May 31 - June 1 , Jack .Haley — Helen Walker “PEOPLE ARE FUNNY” CARTOON AND SPORTS Sun. and Mon., June 2 - 3 Betty'Hutton — Barry Fitzgerald ‘TH E STORK CLUB” News - Cartoon - Unusual Occupation N U O N S 3 pairs for $4.85 Plus Sales Tax LAD1ESJ If you need them mail this coupon TODAY. Include a one dollar bill with order, NO CHECKS OR MONEY OR- DERS please. Send to representative of .Eleanor Hosiery, address below. We will endeavor to give you. 60 day service iij possible, after • sdch time if you do lyot care to wait longer you may demand and promptly receive your deposit. Pay postman balance. N. P. Stephens, 33 Factory st., Berea, Ohio. Please send me 3 pairs o f first grade NYLONS as soon as possible. Name ___________ ___________________ ____________ ___________ - ____ Address______________1__________ +______ ________ _______ __________ S iz e ---------_— ;------ R egu la r_______ _____ ___Outsize__________ ______ Color --------- - Light — Medi um _______ D a rk ______ r t SOR - L I FE Phone 6-1941 Cedarville. BABY CHICKS Now is the time to buy Baby Chicks. . They will be good property next Fall CHOICE OF 14 BREEDS Order them early and save 3 % on all orders placed 4 weeks in advance of delivery date. Every flock Ohio U. S. Approved and Pullorum tested. Bring your cream and order your chick* at THE LEOLA CORN CREAM STATION AND Blue Ribbon Chick Store Cedarville, Ohio A Safe Place To Buy Chicks ■ ft ft ft.■ ft ■ ■ ■ * ft * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ft .1 ft ft * ft ft ft ft ft ft* ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft II ft ATTENTION! The Farmers and Livestock Feeders of Ohio are duty bound to produce more crops and livestock in |946. IS IT POSSIBLE FOR NEWSDEALERS— COMMUNISTS AND OFFICIALS OF Ohio Farm Bureau TO REDUCE OUR FOOD SUPPLY WHEREBY HUN­ GER, CHAOS AND POSSIBLY R E V O L U T I O N WILL BE UPON US? This must not happen in this one-time Great Counlj-y of ours. Let’s return to the American W ay by Vain* a Small Amount of M IN -A -LAK (The Complete Supplement) With Your Farm Grains Your Production C o s t s W i l l Be Less, Besides Healthy Livestock and Better Poultry MIN-a-LAK contain* highly concentrated.. S^*P*t Dried Whey, Brewer’* and Irradiated Yea*t, Ammo Acids, also 20 other ewential ingredient*, There is no shortage of this feed now nor will there be later. Thi* i* * guaranteed Product TUESDAY JUNE 4 Eddie Bracken — Veronica. Lake “OUT OF THIS WORLD” ALSO POPEYE CARTOON Wed. and Thurs., June 5- - 6 Robert Benchjey — Vera Vague “ SNAFU” NEWS — COMEDY V iM n iH d H in it il ll lM M I H N H H n fN m H M M M r a M M I M M m m m F A R M E R S We have on display QVONSET Buildings for tool sheds— Barns— Chicken Houses or Houses. Farmer’s Hardware, Rope, Pulleys, Nalls, Pump* Jacks, Tires and Tubes. .« — WE WILL SELL IT FOR LESS— WHEN IN SPRINGFIELD VISIT THE B & B LOAN OFFICE W e buy, sell and Loan Money on Watches, Diamonds, Guns, Clothing, Typewriters, Musical Instruments 65 W- Main st., Springfield, 0., Open Evenings Write or Call- W . Binogar Phon .-A a .rn . 7378 1S2 3 . X -rry D .y to a .O . a a • a a * a ■ « a ft ft Ta­ ft ■ a ft Hamilton Equipment snd Grain Center HARRY HAVERTY, M’g ’r Jeffersonville, 0 . Phone 3801 FARMALL TRACTOR —AND— l McCORMICK PARTS — — DEERING SERVICE — -SALES Hamilton Equipment * and Grain Center HARRY HAVERTY, M’g’r. Jeffersonville, 0 . Phone 8801 Were *50,000,000 More H e r e is what Columbia is doing. These projects will be com­ plete and operating by the end o f 1948. -I IN THIS AREA NEW PIPELINES— Two hundred and fifty miles o f large size pipeline will be added to the System to facili­ tate the flow o f more gas. NEW COMPRESSOR STATIONS — .Three new compressor stations, stra­ tegically placed, and additions to others. Compressors maintain the .pressure behind the gas flame, help pump gas brought to Columbia from . the rich Texas fields to augment sup­ plies from fields in Ohio, Pennsyl­ vania and West Virginia. NEW GAS WILLS— More than 1,000 new wells will be drilled, seeking new supplies of gas in the Appala­ chian fields. Columbia now has in excess o f 9,000 producing walls in this area. — to bring you more and better natural gas service In the next three years the subsidiaries o f Columbia Gas & Electric Corporation will spend $50,000,000 to expand the System’s facilities for service, This sum w iirbe spent in addition to the $450,000,000 already invested in plants and equipment o f the integrated Columbia System that serves more than 1,700 communities. Why? Because in 4 years o f war, planned construction gave way to vital wartime needs. Becausemore and more gas will he required by homes, industries and commercial enter* prises Columbia serves. And because we firmly believe the rich ter­ ritory served by Columbia will produce more goods, build more homes, offer more jobs and more opportunities than ever before. ADDITIONAL STORAGE AREA—An additional field will be opened for underground storage, and ethers en­ larged. Columbia has stored 58 bil­ lion cubic feet o f gas in several underground storage reservoirs, It[i draws on this supply to meet the ‘ winter demands and then refills the reservoirs during the summer. THE COLUMBIA GAS SYSTEM The Mnnufnttuws light and Heat Company Cumberland and Alleghany Das Cempany Gettysburg Gas Corporation Natural Gas Cempany *f W ilt Virginia ■Ingbamtan Gas Works Heme Gas Cempany the Keystone Gas Company, Inc. The Ohio Fuel Gas Company The Preston Oil Company Union Gasoline ft Oil Corporation Virginian Goielln* ft Oil Cempany United Fuel Gas Company Control Kentucky Nelurel Ons Cempany Cincinnati Out Transportation Company Huntington Development and Cat Campany Point Pleeiaht Netural Gas Company WarRald Natural Oat Campany Atlantic Seaboard Corporation and subsidiaries Cincinnati Gas A Electric Compeiiy, and the Dayton Power emUlghtConipany, . will soon be separated from the System, bat will continue ta get their gas at wholesale from tbo Columbia System. NEW RESERVE *U M IY — Nine propane-air gas plants will be erected at advantageous points. They will be installed as a further aid in supplying cold weather demands. Propane-air gas may be Interchanged with natural gas and has been em­ ployed extensively In this country to supplement natural gas supplies,