The Cedarville Herald, Volume 45, Numbers 27-52

- -*> 4 # )t!^ }u **v j|*654we*-iehiw n»«<«*■> »m<P>w fitfftr iK ii A New Trim Oxford fo r Ladies Fall W ear Can. you picture this? Dark tan or dull calf. The uew French toe. Low heel (rubber.) Blucher type. This is a splendid oxford, built a little heavier, for winter wear, yet not too heavy for the present, $5,95 *; “ W E L E A D -O TH E R S FOLLOW ” ! S . & S . Sell F o r Less S. & S .SH0E STORE East M a in Street, X e n ia , Ohio INVEST YOUR SAVINGS IN TH E jDAYTON ^POW ER AND L IGH T COM PAN Y ^ jSOUND— SOLID—-SAFE 29 GREEN STREET *? X E N IA , OH IO Have your old Furniture upholster­ ed, refinished, repaired! Work called for and delivered from 1 to 10 miles from Xenia. Send in your address. W ill be in Cedarvilie October 2-3-4 Elmer W eyrich 1441 Huffman Ave., D A Y TO N , - - * OHIO THE UNIVERSAL CAR f a ' I I ft A tten tio n Ford Owners! Ford parte, like almost everything else Worth while, are counterfeited. Imitation parts are manufactured to S E L L a t the highest possible rate o f profit and the grades o f steel used are consequently not tiie same high quality, specially heat- treated alloy steels specified in Ford formulas for the manufacture o f G E N - * D IN E FORD PARTS . y - ■ I /■ ’ «• * Don’t b* misled—Inaist upon GENUINE.FORD % PARTS made by the F6rd Motor Company. By * t o doing y o u w ill get from 35 to 100 per cent m ore w ea r from them , and y o u w ill p a y the low e st poaalWe cost— the eattw everywhere. 5 9 % O F GENUINE FORD PARTS RETAIL FOR LESS THAN 10c EACH 1 Ask* for Paris Price List W h e n y o u r F ord ca r, o r Fordeon tractor needs attention, call on u * . F o r rem em ber w e are prop ­ erly equipped, em p loy competent mechanic#, and u s e Genuine F o rd and Fordaon part* in ah repair w ork ; R.A.Murdock eii X * COLLEGE NOTtS The Eleven go to Peyton t em e n w to play the University o f buy ton, Messrs Molehure and Molchore, representing a compary from Colum- bps, were with u# Tuesday and pho­ tographed the faculty and student ! body on the steps ot the Library i building. j ■ * * * ] Gym classes are now in. full tilt. f Our coach is full o f »pep” and he is 1sure making things “ snappy”* The j work is going to be somewhat dif- { ferertt from that o f Tast year hut from present indications it is going to be much more interesting. * • *. Coach Warner is keeping ' * hot gridiron this week with plenty o f scrinmge work.A much better foot­ ball team is expected this year, than the team last season. There are nine “ letter men” from last year and new material sufficient to assure local fans o f many victories. Manager Tay­ lor has booked a heavier schedule, in, eluding three games at home, the first o f which will be playedwith Rid Grande, Oct, 14. ■ ■ * • • • The second week at Cedarvilie Col­ lege sows the classes all fully organi­ sed and the enrollment still increas­ ing, At our last report, one hundred ,*nd three had registered in the regu­ lar college classes, and thirty-five in music. A t this writing, there are 108? registered in the regular college, and thirty-eight in music, making a total enrollment o f 146, One of the interst­ ing facts o f the enrollment is, that one hundred per cent" of the Cedar­ vilie High School classy which grada­ ted last May, has enrolled in Cedar­ vilie College. This speaks well' for -die cooperation which exists between .he 'High School, and the College. * ■■ . - v ■ The states that are represented by the students ares Ohio, Iflionis, Penn­ sylvania, Vermont, Indiana,- Missouri Michigan and one foreign country, Prince Edwards Island. The religious denominations rep­ resented by the students ares Reform ad Presbyterian, United. Presbyterian Associate Presbyterian, Presbyterian, LJ. S. A>, Methodist Episcopal Bap-' tist North, Baptist South, Friends, Catholic, Church o f Christ Scientist Reformed, and Luthern. - " " ♦ * * The student body elected Forest Nagley as cheer leader, Marjory Me Clellan, editor-in-chief o f the Cedrus annual, and Walker Taylor, manager of the foot-ball team. * * - * • . The Y. M, mid Y . W. associations held a very intereating opening meet­ ings last Wednesday, The leader o f Y. W. was Miss Myrtle Bickett, and the leader o f the Y . M. was Mr- Don­ ald Wickerham. The Y M -is planning a social,eventfin the near future. Both organizations are arranging through their cabinetsj f o r the observance o f the Association Week o f Prayer In, November, ' * * • The Freshman Class hold its an­ nual opening spread last Wednesday at the residence o f .Miss Dorothy Tarr. They report a good tiihe and splendid refreshments, notwithstand­ ing the interference from the upper; classmen. The various classes have been holding business meetings dur­ ing the past'week and organizing fo r the various features o f the year that will be o f interest to each class. The football team is rapidly devel­ oping under the efficient training o f Director Warner and, the splendid management o f Walker Taylor, and the lovers o f this sport are sure to see some excellent playing on the home grid. The present indications are, that Cedarvilie College will have one o f the best teams in the field that it has ever had, Most o f the men know the game from- nearly every angle, ahd need only the practice o f playing together to form a winning machine. * * « The chapel was never so full o f students as it is this year. Not onlj\ all o f the regular seats are full, but extra seats have been placed to the front o f the platform, and on either o f it. * * * The brick- work o nthe Jlew Science Hall is rapidly going up, and it is he :d that the building will be under roc, b y winter time, • * • The Boarding Club has sixty-four members, and is one o f the most pop­ ular, institutions o f the college. * * * There is considerable talk in the air, which we trust will issue’ in real­ ization o f the formation o f an orches­ tra among the students, as there seems to be enough o f them who con play the various instruments that comprise such a mttskal company. * * » All o f the students practically, have taken their physical examination, and the gym. classes will start next week in the Alford Memorial Building, • * • Several o f the alumni who are teach ing, have written to the president o f the college, sending in lists o f pros­ pective students fo r next year. Men­ tioning the alumni, v;e noticed in one o f the church papers last Week that at a religious conference o f nation-wide importance, recently held in Pitts­ burg. Reverehds Homer MacMillan, 3. Alvin Orr, James M. MeQuilkin, ami E, C. McCown had .pfoffiinent places on the program. All o f these ministers attended Cedarvilie- College, Repair and adjustment of room* by fiervic# Hardware* bath mmm mm nttM i The boy in school fifty jroar* looking upon tb* map o f the United State* in his goograpby found the vast territory batwoen tha Pacific Coast states and the Missouri River designated as the Great American J desert. ‘ Since that time the surveyor has clearly defined the state lines, and in­ to these states hundreds o f thousands, o f brave people h*V(S pioneered. There today great citiesstand, sky scrapers pierce Hie sky, the hammer is * heard, business thrives, the parched lands are kissed with irrigation dit­ ches that drain the glacier’s melting flow and spread bounty and prosperity into the lap o f an^aggresively pro­ gressive people. ' On that desert land the great Bur­ bank lives. From out that hopeless wilderness he brought forth fruits that have been the wonder o f the world.’ Daniel Webster was a wise roan. But amusement would make him wiser were he here today. On the floor of the United States Senate he opposed the acquisition o f the Oregon terri- otry because hesaid, “ You cannot roll a wheel out there” Soon after Daniel made this dec­ laration a fellow by the" name of Whitman rolled a wheel out- there- On his wheel Whitman laid a load o f apple tree roots. With them he plant­ ed out there what have grown tp be the greatest orchards in the world. The changed map has taught anew the old lesson that all things are pos­ sible to the men who defy defeat to the men who dare. Twenty years ago we used to speak o f undeveloped sections as “ the last West” . A s we have closed in on these unsettled places wefound the new east. While developing ways to fertile .fields in wljafc was onee the desolate desert we learn much, Now abandon- ed farms in New York and New Eng. land are attracting the college trained agriculturist o f the West. Our agricultural collegesr are turn­ ing put engineers to irrigate and drain chemists who teach us how to replen-j ish the soil} agronomists who tell us how to grow better grain and captains of commerce who show us how .to make a better jprodHet-pack and find a better market These colleges are changing 1 farming from drudgery-to a scientific profession. Give us more Burbanks} give us more scientifically trained men, and we have land enough in the United States te feed and. clothe all the people in the whole wide world. Can You A fford Cheap Clothes? It isn’ t everybody who can afford cheap clothes. There are many men who haven’t the means to stand the drain of buying bar­ gains. They simply must have quality. These men are the logical buyers of “Club Clothes” 4. which are made for men whose means are limited, but whose vision is not. R U G B Y SW EATERS $20 to $40 SURE F IT CAPS KATZ & RICHARDS 33 EAST M , IN STREET •/ ONE OF S IX STORES X E N IA , OH IO *» in iiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiH iiiiiiim iiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiM iiiiiiiiiiii m iiiii ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin im i iiif u iiiiiim iiiu iiiiiiii FARM WANTED—Wanted to hear from Owner o f a farm fo r sale fo r fa ll delivery. .Give lowest price. L . Jones, Rox 551* Ontey, HI. ■ Citizens Rhone—Jamestown, S on 68 C. L. TAYLOR Auctioneer R. F. D. 4 Jamestown, Ohio T om Know Wd Have to SellCheaper Than City Stores. Our location and small overhead expenses cuts the cost of furni­ ture to you more than you real­ izeuntil you have actually Com­ pared our furniture and prices with those in larger stores. Dining Chair Values In sets of six, exactly like cut, Spanish leather slip seat, golden oak finish $24M Canning Specials s s Tin Cahs Quarts, per dozen Tin Cans Pints, per dozen 46c 5 3 8 c | P o t a t o e s v J Just received car Number One Grade Cobblers as 1 fine as you ever saw Per Bushel, 60 lbs . . . $ 1.10 Per Peck, 15 lbs. 28 c j§ E ■ jrn B Tw o and one-half bu sack Put Y ou r Potatoes in now $2.68 I H . E . Schm idt 6 Co. j tX E N IA , OHIO I 55' _ E liiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiit iifiH H iiiiiiim iiiiim iu iiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiim im iiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiH iiiiin ifiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiin iiin iiim m o n e y t o l o a n Long Term Federal Farm Loans at 5 1-2 per cent. Semi-annual payments o f $23.50 per thousand, pays off loan in*34 1-2 years, by authority o f “ The Federal Farm Loan Act.’* Write or call fo r free information, Morris D, Rice, Secretary, The Community National Farm Loan Association, Os- horn, 0 . (3t) HOCK A D S O R B E R S Also an awortment of walnut chair* in the latest period ityle* with Hosts chairs to matchi You owe it to your pocket book to see these chairs with your own eyes before you buy, McMILLAN’S Funeral Director# Furniture CEDARVlLLE. OHIO Work with the Fore’^springs not ag&in»t them, ’/h e “ third Spring” checks the *Jbound end •tops the sidfe.sw«y. Save tire*, foe!, and car depredation. Mod* erate in price. Dittrikatort ft. A . MURDOCK, Cedarvilie,and Jamestown BUBPEE-JOHNSONCO • ; - t 4 Atv i ft e •V *" t u *. „„ , tl HI A N A H H U S i IJ .*> A Your Family Carries the Risk j. 6 * Y OU may die at any moment. It may not be a pleasant thought, but it is none the less a fact. Who carries this constant risk on your life? If you are not insured your wife and children are carrying it, If your warehouse or your home burns down without insurance, you have carried the risk and have to bear the loss. If you die without life insurance, your family has to bear the loss. Don’t let^ them carry the risk any longer; they can’t afford it. Apply at once to The Mutual Life of New Y ork / # W. L. CLEMANS, Agent EAGLE“MIKADO”. Ifiinil ■ ! « penciiNo . 1 7 4 H ( K A 3 i ' V For StltVi your Dealer Made In for* grades ASKFORtHRYEI.LOWPENCILWITHTHERED«AND EAGLE MIKADO EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK PublicSale Bils Ate ANecessity LeaveYourNext Oidei Here The advc-rt’i produces reaul einsfces and bu the advertising fort Grand M The Grand Wednesday fo tion in the rep Funderburg a report was mi the Cornor’fj second degree The grand j Monday until \ her of other c, gated. The jury re' ment; against Deputy Sheriff Simms, and Wi degree murder ney Nichols on Two indictm turned against and Burns cha intent to kill tent to wound. The prosecut ■to trial under Ihe may elect* 1 The shooting number o f youn automobile driv placed on the three miles fron driver o f the it the boys woul attached to it hands of- the d hid behind a pil , the road in a w A young coup ' cers o f a suppos posse went to t fire, it is allege ed to run. Vo led instantly ai •were wounded. The members Were R. D. Adai Catherine McC C. P. March, S. Johnson, Herbe tie Smith, Mrs Charles Kinsey, strong, Mrs. Ev ter, E. E. Box ' Elivia Sulling a charge o f sho , kill. He is alls Choice Kennedy a property he r PR. ft. H.7 g UL OF Dr, ft. H. G commissioner a same position . Saturday offCre Xenia, but hold job. The fight Dr. following t demic was more and he quits t' cessor is named. Xenia has be a year and the inactivity in pe has paused a st en ly in Xenia Some o f the proceed to call present the sit tative Broadston he introduce a 1 lature seeking i health law and can be operate the county. We from a state to be quoted, in is nothing more it is not opera , Bt&te with ■«»„. the fellow that COL Miss Wilma end with Miss Dayton. -Cedarvilie Co ball season Sa playing Dayton number o f the the team. The versify but hop flexi Friday r, play Antb ch a • A new furn in the College * College nigh ft, P. church Mr. Gavin Roil teresting addr * The college ganized wifi) a # Tho College truck ride to night. Tho ev games and m weiner roast. BOARD OF V MAKES . The County hete Monday o f the loeal 3 inspections o f as well na eo beard directed in tho jail be < bo provided, member o f th- offidAls join i resignation 0 health officer. S. A.