The Cedarville Herald, Volume 39, Numbers 1-26

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Dayton, Ohio b. * C h a in 9 T read One o f th e F ive -W tesJFke S h ow Next Week AHnext woek we jvill Lave a special exhibit of *United States ‘Balanced' Tires—-the tires which {give fuck low cost per mile. This is your opportunity to make a first-hand Study of United States *Balanced* Tires, and to learn the story of United States Tire economy. This is your opportunity to learn why the United States Tire Compahy makes five tires—‘Chain,'. ‘Nobby,' ‘Usco,' ‘Royal Cord/ ‘Plain*-i~a tire for every heed of price and use—the only complete line offered bjr anyone tire manufacturer. Drop in. We can show you real fire economy, sand the W ay to better, tire garvice. Forest K. Waddle T ires on Sale a t Ownes & Son Garage. Vinol is s deficJous cod liver and iron toalcwithout oil,a constitutional remedy which creates an,appetite,aids digestion and makes pure healthy blood. Try It w our guarantee, 0 . 2*, RIPGWAY, Druggist, CedarvlUe, Ohio, The Cedarville Herald. S jt . oo F t e r .Y e e r , n'l‘i1,i'1/ ■»'‘■ ^ji|p7!.i»Vw|i KARLH DULL % * Editor Entered a t the Ppefc Office, Cedar­ vlUe. October 81, 1887, as second class m atter. FRIDAY , APR IL 21 ,1*16 CHURCH. SERVICE. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, J . 8 , E . McMlchael, pastor Sabbath School at 9 :30, Preaching by the pastor a t 19:80, Y ,.p , O. U. a t 8.80, P rayer meeting Wednesday a t 7 p* m . Opera House service at 7:00, R. P. CHURCH (MAIN STREET) J . L . Chesnufc, Pastor. Teacher*' meeting Saturday evening at 7' o'clock, , . Sabbath School Sabbath morning at 9:30 o'clock. Preaching Service 10:30a. m. C, E, Society 5:80 p. m. P ra y e r meeting Wednesday even* ingat-7 ; COLLEGEALUMNI ME TING; The Philosophic L ite rary Society of the College will hold an alumni meeting on Monday, April 24. An interestingprogram will jberendered by the alumni of th is society, and we hope t h a t every alunjimie of the community w ill be present and a cordial inv itation is extended to all. The p rogram is as follows: Vocal Solo**t,*!.»•*»Mrs. Lloyd ,Confarr Selection from Laddie—Our angle boy ....—.......Miss E dn a S tormon t Vocal Solo.v.......„Mr. Hugh Turnbull Selection from The H ouse of Seven G a b l e s . . . . , .M i s s Hazel Lowry DObafe—Resolved t h a t tho United States arm y should be increased to two thousand p€ more. A fl.,P ro f.» . G. W righ t; Keg, Jilt.' F rank B ird , i . • .. ih k ^— Hr..Leroy Henderson' Piano *olp..,w... ....Miss Mary Gosper Reading MieeSLlberta OresweU VocW SOlo ...Miss M a rth a Anderson £)eclamation..»..Mr. Dw igh tS te rro ti Music,.,, ...Miss' Josephine Orr We a re prepared' to talc# car# of all automobile repair and garage work- Owens & Son PILES sxn AJU*4* V WMJKCTliM We Help Reduce Mother’s Work One of mother's hardest tasks used to be the b u y i n g of her boy's clothing. She muit please the boy, and meet herown ideas of practical worth in -the suit she buys. That’s where W ve made a hit with this hoys* and children’s department of ours. Every boy in this vicinity knows that when he wears our clothing he i*right up to “ top notch’—he knows that the fellow kown the felloto down the street “hasn’t anything on ■him” in the way of style. He’s enthusiastic about our clothes and that’s where we help mother, for motherknows that the quality of all our merchandise is the best, Boys* Wool Suits $5.00 and $10 Boys* Wash Suits $1 to $3 We give a six months subscription to The American Boy with every suit selling at $5 or over. Hats and Capa Roys Lika The new spring hats and caps will, be out on display where you can see them and try them on. Naturally boys like bats and caps ' w lti lot) of #pbr and ’’pep” and for that reason we believe you’ll lilceours. . ■ ■ The Criterion kwi “ T h e S t o r e f o r H a d a n d t h e B o y s " * S. PstroifcSt., * Xenia, Ohio L ittle Boys Knnpcfa 50c, 78c and n . Juvenile Suita mad# with vestees a t )4. New Waists in lig h t and d a rk p a tte rn s af $ 8 * MWKRi BiraamM stmrsnoL L essor <Sy (Copyright, m s, We*tw* H«w»neper Unlo».) EASTER LESSON, LESSON TlEXT—I Cor. 15:1-2*. GOLDEN TEXT-N ow bath Christ bebn raised Zroro the dead, the first frqjt» .9* them that gw asleep.—I Coa Jfi:*#. If teachers can Impress Indelibly Upon the minds .of their scholars the fact that Jesus rose from the dead and is as truly allye today a s when walk­ ing the hills of Qaliloa this repetition of the Raster story will not be in vain. For the, pupils to take notes of ibo points of the argument and to recite, upon those notes a t the end of the class hour would greatly help to ffx the facts in their minds. This account considered today is perhaps the old­ est written record we have of this great fact, written about> 56 A. D.» hence the signiflpancC of verse six. I, ' The Triumphant Fact,'(vs, 1-4). If Christian workers would b# more fa­ miliar with this passage, they would more intelligently understand what the term “Goajjet" means. . The fact of the resurrection loomed larger in Raul’s mind than tlleyvirgin birth; the’ fdrmer was and is the'greater miracle. This, one, of the supreme chapters of the Bible, fells us what the Gospel is, and what Its results are to he,, (1) What it is. Not a new cure for tuber- culcsle, rfor a new social environment, but the good news of one who was God Incarnate (Paul does not use his earth­ ly name Jesus), Christ the Anointed One. who died for.cur, sins Just as the Scriptures had.'foretold, and was bur­ ied, On the tbiid day, "according to the Scriptures,” He rose again and ls now and ever shall be alive. Any Gos­ pel that ignores the -incarnation, pas­ sion ahd resurrection of Jesus is false -to the Scriptures' and' # he, (2) The result of .preaching or testifying to this great program is twofold: first, salvation, "saved, restored to .right relations with God;” and'second, per- ' severance, "wherein ye stand.” The ''God-story,” good news, evangel or gospel—-they are all the same—ip "the power of God unto Salvation,” and the strong doctrine of the resurrection Will cause men to walk Straight, to stand' Upright, "Christ died for my Jins'according to the Scriptures”. (Iso, 53:5-10). f . II. Witnesses to the Fact tvs. 5-12), Raul (vT3> received the tesurrection truth from many Witnesses, whom he proceedato enumerate, for it Was not a matter"of Ms own invention. The in- credulity of (W disciples a t the first Is frankly rffiprded (Luke 24:12), J e ­ sus did nohspss&r first to John, Pilate o r the Sawdopp, but to 4 woman, and the change of the apostles from a spirit of despair to that of confident, Joyous certainty wagmost sitonitbing. There are qieven recorded appear­ ance# of Jesua after his resurrection, and not one df them was made to his enemies. Rani does not mention all of the appearances.. He is probably naming only (boss persons, witnesses of his appearances, with whom he had conversed, or a t least a few from each group.' (1) Peter, referred to indirect­ ly to Luke 24:84; (2) the apostles,' to be exact, the first top, Judas being dead smdTi&ma*absent; (3) the apos­ tles with ThpmSs present; (4) five hundred, the only record of this great Company, though perhaps implied In .the "brethren” of Matt. 28:10. "Halt a thousand witnesses are enough to establish any; case.” Of these tho greater number were alive twenty-five years after the event; (6) James, prob­ ably our M i brother, the honored bead of the Jerusalem church; (6) "Then all the apostles,” a larger cir­ cle than the twelve (see Luke 28:48, Acts l;#-8). This m^y have been the appearance in the morn a t the Sea of Galilee; (7) "me also." HI. The Fact Applied, (vs. 13-20),. The Corinthians, to whom Raul was writing, did not deny Christ's immor­ tality, but seemed to deny that the same power which had raised him could be applied to Us wha'are only human. Raul answers this by present­ ing four arguments: (1) The resurrection of Christ proves the possibility of the resurrec­ tion from the-dead, it only of Jesus. The Saddticoes taught the oontrary. The Stoics taught that the dead were re-absorbed In God. To say Christ Is hot risen lg to claim death as annihila­ tion, to destroy faith in Jesus (r, 14) and to Impugn the testimony of those. Who had seen him (V. 15), A dead Christ means dead Christians (v. 17) and Our heaviest sorrow wiil be to face the grave (v. 18). (2) The Christian is "in Christ;" and his resurrection carries ours with it. Raul's emphasis upon this term "in Christ” i t s . IS, 19, 22, 23 and else­ where) is important to note. (3) Christ, the second Adam, brings: life; our common human nature dies tike as the first Adam, hut our second Adam ro te and "In him” we live. (4) If Christ conquered death only for himself I t was ho real victory, nor could he giye back to the Father a re­ deemed world. Heath is the last "enemy,” for until sin is banished it will be present (Rom, 6:23), . *«! 1 tu*t tfport on | D.SWIFTtCO L s A8 WMHWgtWb0. 0J COMINGBACK UNITED DOCTORS SPECIALIST WILLAGAINBEATXENIA,*f OHIO, GRANDHOTEL, Monday, April 24,1916 ONEDAT ONLY How* 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. Remarkable Success ef Talented Physician In the Treatment of ChronicDiseases 1 OfferServices Free ofCharge The united Doctors Specialists, li­ censed by the State of Ohio, for tho treatment of all diseases including de- ■formities, nervous and chronic dis­ eases of men, women and children, of­ fe r to all who call on this trip, con­ sultation, examination, advice free, making no charge whatever, except the actual .cost of treatment. All that is asked in return fo r these valuable services is that every person treated will state the result obtained to their friends and thus prove to the sick and afflicted in every city and locality, tha t a t last treatments have been dis­ covered that are reasonably, sure and certain in their effect. The United Doctors are experts in the treatment of chronic diseases and so great and wonderful have been their, results th a t in many cases it is hard to find the dividing line between* skill Und miracle. Diseases of the stomach, intestines, liver, blood, skin, nerves, heart, spleen, rheumatism, sciatica, tapeworm,- leg ulcers, weak lungs and those afflicted vith long-standing, deep seated, chron­ ic diseases, that have baffled the skill of the family physicians, Should pot fait to cal). Deafness often has been cured in sixty days, . ’ According to their system no more operations for appendicitis,. gall stones, tumors, goiter, piles, etc,, as -all cases accepted will be eated with­ out operation or hypodermic injection, as they were among the first in Amer­ ica to earn „the_ name of “Bloodless Surgeons," by doing away with the knife with blood and with all pain in the successful treatment of these dan­ gerous diseases. . No matter what your ailment”may he, ho matter what others may have told’you, no matter what experience you may have had' with other physi dans, it will he to your advantage to see them a t once. Have i t forever set­ tled in your mind. I f yotir ebse is in­ curable they will give you such advice a# may relieve and stay1the disease. Do not put off tlris duty you owe ^our­ self or friend# or relatives.who are suffering because of your sickness, a# a visit a t this time may help you. . 'Worn-out and rim-down men or women, no matter what your ailment may be, call, it costs you nothing. Remember, th is free offer is for this visit only,^- . * ^ Married ladies come with their hus­ bands and minors with their parents . 1 Laboratories, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.’' floorandFurnitureInsurance Insureyour floorsandfur­ niture against wear , and shabblnaw by covering themwithHanna’skustro- Finisj^ the finish “Made* to-WalkOn.” . I t will sur* prise youhow- quicklyi t can restore soiled floors, renew worn fur­ niture, b r ig h te n Up woodwork, etc. You’ll say its the h a n d ie s t th in g y o u have ever had about the house- 1 H anna'sLustre-Fin­ ish comes in a ll wood colors. Easy to apply, Does no t fade. SOLD BY Kerr & N N A ’f i ** 4 QE T O W A I K O * ■C antioue oa S j the hanna paint mfg . ,P« .v i Galloway & Cherry ,1 1 E. Main'St., Xenia, 0, Headquarters for Reliable Carpels, Rugs, Linoleums, Draperies, Etc. Xenial Exclusive Carpet and Drapery House Fr< fields t< to m en 1 m o to rii CASTOR IA Fer Infants and Children. ThoKindYouHan Always BdtfgM Bears tha Signature of i Sprin The Grocer FRESH FISH An Man more, c en te r can ft steak regret P h o n e 3-110 Cedarv ille , Ohio SCHMIDT’S / % 6 When you want the best Groceries the land affords go to Schmidt’s. We have long maintained a reputation for carrying in stock all varieties of food "stuffs for the table. Get the profitable habit of buying at the BIG GROCERY* S e e d P o ta to e s Sc 84c 40c GARPE FRU IT cap;!)............. ............. .............. Flour—Schm id t's Ocean L ig h t. 25 lbs ,, Oreainery B u tte r St»*k«,KS.f'i.M,*•«#<•*•*.■.•»**»*♦*»*<«#»*»*»'« LMt ' L <n» ,11r •Ugar Oured B reak fa st Bacon Regular 10e paokage of Corn Flak© Tomatoes Canned Corn per can ....... ............. i» *».*•*«»,«,*«rt»*,«■*»* -fj. ^ 8 bars of Lenox | Soap 8 bars of Ivo ry | n _ S o a p .......... ....... I-UC Sliver Thread Sauoakraut J r , per pound.............. ........ # f v Just Received 2 Cars ol SEE,D Potatoes Red River Early Ohio, Early Rose,Six Weeks, Triumphs, IrishCobblers, Rural New York, Bur­ bank, etc. White and Yellow Oni*n Sets. a ! Mcl ceill hndl btli H . E . S c h m id t 6 C o ., Wholesale a n d Retail Grocers 30 South Detroit Street, Xenia, Ohio. i»a«N» s#po