The Cedarville Herald, Volume 46, Numbers 1-26

AMK m I , -» .* / A Christmas Carol ng, bells, ring loud and clear; lad tidmgs far and near; T^ll all^the^world of” the Christmas cheer Where Jesus reigns. M , Live, sou}. Ah tune with the bell; Catch the wavelets of love, as they swell; Drink, heart, ’ till you know full well ' That Jesus reigns. , ■ ■*/•-.•■ .■•.>:■ f.. Mi •■•*.••'•■•, '.■■.*:•• ■ §hine out both in word and deed; •„ ’Tis not enough that the tongue be freed, ’ But show to the, world oy the life you lead That Jesus reigns; _ the helpless on every side; % .mfort the sad, the erring guide; hart to heart at this Christraastide Let1 Jesus reign.. Ye sons of toil, think,not your place Beneath the dignity of grace; You’ll run with honor ih the race; If Jesus reigns. r* Know—Jesus reigns receptive and penitent—then 1Jesus reign. v • —J. E. Randall f ‘ yu | IlMWDHUILHBJUi l - Llil-1 4 SALESAKDSEKVTCK Attention JSortr parti!, luce flinxwt t iru ita wniiep e re w rt» a rt ro«W «ctur© d to SELL u t th c Mgtm t poM ibii rate o f profit a&d the UlSIrSU s w / Ihm ifiti g fo r tt G i n k f o r d G E N - SMft W mut'd-InMatwpoaGENUINEFORD ^oc<d tiotdr lOo^kYMM^* By «o Gafeg ytt* wJ8 g«t torn 85 to 100 par cm* mm tb*m, «nd jm win p*y tb* tosa^e MMi^yLiKnn*< tftoaama l i i n a h k l •RBB^AHWgWt prawlaw wwwae “w , « 0 * C i F G EN U IN E F O R D P A R I S D E T A IL F O R LESS T H A N 1 0 « E A C H A i k Pnrto Frie*i I M , Wbaa yoor Ford o*r, or ForAiMi1*ietori**Ai . MMatkm,colcmwi. Formoe*»Wwe*r»pcop- 1||R^w|[ tototei ■ Wto^e R . , . m J^p. ' M . M l .A . Murdock JSf^*^T%J^tS!^SS^SrSL I L s t tiai* AbUaOa) w^W R^to^W^WM _ _ ^^wT»w*'wee, y**B« vHBeBBeeeesewHHirwEeRpiittPMi^iP^r UEStON m O E C CM K Sn iw v i«w .wyw? ?iTWffisMA-w ’EtarmsewRSFBetAa tk* CUmrttr* r tvm m »owcwr«pi!i weat Atoto P*- -JUw j«we J S ^ tS S S ^ S S iS S ^ . Blpee HUtM l WWW.et theyW lor save utt are fresa ***«, i t * tttrt -aa* m ttjm t. tirtjP** *• ^ flw Christ, a profitable way ‘ I • * & * the review, m sugtwUd l* »«ie i*e tfr Notes, weal* be to «sri«* th? fe t t ^ tog topics to lho members «t the class to make * brief report upoa: % Chriefb M M et I* the WertA X Obrist’s p e ip « » .« t * ‘ Dae* Them* ^ ' X Christ's Divine Power *** Mm Be fttercUe* ft, : 4 .’Christ's Methods o f ^harikteg, $; Cbrist'e Jarre be n » B u y f h r i festatisna. “ . Christ** Courago ea* How Be Showed It. T. Cbrist’e Foes aad Hie DeeUani Witb Them. 6. Christ’s Wty for-Staaera. f . Christ’s, Passing Wureugh Human Bbnwieftce,' . .■ ' 10. ObriM aa a Mlsaioaary gnft aa ° a , o S ^ * ifa tio n to m w m m <v t c u m v% p l» t t b * ( m As OUntax: e f flla Mfis.- • . %, Ansthar way woatd bo by • »*»*»- iaia« airii Itwihik, sbMhl* the. eat- •Mn*tag teple in* 'taaSUhir s*;'*ich lama. The fsHewiat ftk«pssti«w are offmed: ' , %mm % *fm huth Bapttat, whldb from t*w hwawi rtaad- point ifiu tapMsibia; -^ jin a o s fcsa , to his ih t h ^ t t d M # -fsrMawa- briief he waa audttoa kfth *aaAaess., God axpoeta f f hi* smant «NU«w Boa** britsf in what Me pWatoiSl LeaeiSw t k m v w k m la Bothto- beat Just at the prophet >•* iocetiM souw 1W t*m MMr .** mm $t. twelve-.Jears he taniriensly. ea-- tore* tote the eertim 'e f G ef* » * s e Though conscious Of HI* «hria* briag, and adwioK, He Bee* a ttfis e i fiHrt obedience, ’ Lesesii $. Jeha rite BspWst’fstiia*'. istry was a praparattes fee tha em lag o f Christ, Ha foarlwriy pteachs* repaatance an* pcoaounca* guggstoat mm tha iaNPSfusit^ThmigSi a.ssjih^ praaaber, ha/isssslhr' doriari*"' iW than MtoMlfc " . '" , ' law s* «r *m $ C tom jtm baptfcsa we* 'Id* hr 'A* Afktt . h e wflifisnsst fis ht tsoiptofi f f A s |ev|L The purpose was to toe* tha realltr « f m tecaraattoa. «Ma .iw toaafi"' -toi'Srri- 'BiaailJl'M t'B •wiAjhiigWi-•':*>1, ifiAlitAiKa *Mt «|9 cvOTfit^ uvm f11 m 'fp w * Stratton e f Hie isMlty le A s* to the.; attonaaSt alt .Sfhe trust Htsa. */ 'Utoan X itoiah'Astalalfi Bto;*M*> *SR|mufs ..Uf]i '■ .■ snss^pwnnfm- ■'^msw^s^sjj^w, ea -ip* «#*« rito earth.-wtun m & t wiit telfa, , : U esenh Whtto jMsawa* her*- b*aiad *lt frfin* * f uton*to' *afi east eat derfla. , Ms aathaariratei Btu miastoa aa* preved M l pawer to tor- give Sla* hr wtoacalaus ***** , Laeea* T. Jsto* tawAt Ah *M «i^a* A* priaripA*, whIA shaal* govira -in :Btt*'*tias*aau Only Who bav* been has* fis a abase lev* -their sassrtas. Laseo* «. While ta Bbao*’* hauaa at dinner, a w an e who ha* hosg a notorious stmaar anetato* Smut feet aa* wiped them with her hair. The, stnniK's grattta** to Jasua far tot- Slvaasas la BHNunrsd by the appra* heaaion af stos forgive*. Laaasa •. Jaeua want farth riuough* eat every dty praariUng tito tdad ttg> lags of tha Ktegdoca af Oed, The'fast af aalvatloa tor alas through u cruel, fie* itedesuMr la truly A A ABaa* , Leaaan M Jaada suit torth Sri* •touarlas with to* raaltaatlea at tha hlg task hstos* them, an* with power ta’ porfom saweraatarsi ***** to aa- tbautteata Asia astostsit. These -ah*' nattm the Agues* c f thetr ♦*t*r will aamsatly pray that tha la s* witi send forth Irtsrsse late Hie harnst Laeesa 1t. Jasua* reply to Ae t»e#- tloae f a csrtoA lawysr, »BAg A tor aalahharr shews that tha aQ'lmpor- taaf cwwMarsttoa ia ast MWh* >s m arigiriser hut. “Haw «aa 1 ahtor that r dm * liA tW f L m w i it , a esstoA’ ititf aMm. to- A* parplaKtty ever M* proapuritr da- aids* to provide larger stofa* aa* sit* tl* dew* to aB to sf toaMaus ladul, price. The aa# who lay* Up tree*- sros aa earth aa* is aot rith towsrt Gad is * toot. Orisriatifftr Lwe, Faith, ttopa, ilfs . Hay Ceoaolatloa smile aa every trilw and teus put herbal* aa every weund that ttfe heat*! Hgg Faith gfririgthri torn ril l* yguri totostdshte trials ahd- Hep* whtsjper thrauah aU Sorrow* that this tottoetriM Ate of ours is a tnera AadoW #t tt» Mto that sever flic*.—MasstaL ...nwlnI , .......... k Charity Amenp Yeurfstvea VMi before *p Atags have a ssa- star i mutual charity tuaoagyoursSlveg to.- harity covetetb a multitude ef M»w..„r Peter 4 ;R mm* On All Cash Purchases Both Days ■..........■ * * ! •■' « » ■■•■» ■ A Clean-up o f Odds and Ends, All Desirable Merchandise at Greatly Reduced Prices. Mlll|lllilllllllllllllllllllMHIIIIlHllllllllllllimillllllHllimillllll)llllHlHfllllHllllHIHIlHllll«iB^lll THE LONG CHRISTMAS GIFT 3 There are many good gifts that one 3 can choose at Christmas* hut for lin­ gering satisfaction, long-drawn out, what is Aar*, after all, that can bo named in the same breath with The Youth’s Companion?-The fun is only S begun with the first Christies num- §■ ber, Thersaftor through the 52 Weeks o f the long, long year, it is.constantly supplying flesh settress o f amuse­ ment an* Information, Now it is the beginning o f a a*W aerial, A e nit is a contribution o f vital interest to tha youth interest** in sport or science, next it is a braai-neW story by C. A. Stephens or A. S. Tier, or a tale o f wild adventure in the old Indian days, by men who have actually lived among and powwowed with the redskins. But Why say more? No othehr Christmas gift is welcomed with so much pleas­ ure. Try it and see. The 62 issues o f 1928 will be crowd­ ed with serial stories, short stories editorials, poetry,-facts and fun. Sub* scribe new aa* rrietrs! 1, The Youth** Companion—52 issues in 1928. 2. All the remaining issues o f 1922. The Companion Home Cal •ndar for 1928, A ll for 82.5*. Or you include MoCall’a Magaxina, the month ly authority* a fashions. Both publi­ cations, only $8,0* THE YOUTH’S COMPANION Commonwealth Ave, A S t Paul St, Poston, Maes. Subscription# receivsd at tbis " NIIINillllllilllHlIlllillMiliiliilllllllUlllldlltItllilillllllillllilllllilllllillliiiiiiiiiiiiiiititluauitllltlliliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiDHr Cstt for « (teristoa. A Chicago waaMM, seeking a divorce* Ptttoat* Ae « mnw pie* A it her hue. head Atew.Ae *eg at her, Hasn’t a M A H • right to 4* what ha wants WiA>Mr ewa **f-DMr*tt Newt WHY NOT MATE GOOD GLASSES SINCE YOC MATE to whae ta m Tl*a*y*a M A I Serviaa Pre- m m tm W A Aa itot.- t if f a n y ", issTrsa ouasss \ 8. DetrHt Si, ' XeaA. 0* W e Cash Your War Savings Stamps and V ictory Bonds Series A, B, C, D, E and F. War Savings Stamps of the 1918 issue are due January 1st, 1923. Bring them to u» novr—we’ll cash them at par and start the interest from the day of deposit on our special certificate plan at the rate of s = 6 Per Cent Payable Annually Protected by First Mortgage on Clark County Real Estate THE SPRINGFIELD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 2S E. Main Street, SPRINGFIELD, OHIO “ At The Big Pillars” MiiiiiHttoiiiimiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiifiiiitiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiimiHMiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiit NO HUNTING NOTICE The following persons hereby serv* notioe that hunting is positively for­ bidden oh any o f theit lands: , 0. F. and (Sms, Owehs. Read Owens and Sisters. Jack Foray J, H. Crtswell A Son G. H, Criswell , W. H. CtesweU Amos Frame. Clint Rakastraw 0 . A, Dobbins Chao, Graham Wm. Cheney- Marvin William* * Fred Towhslsy As Nat Whittington A E Cummins Chas. F. Marshall A, H. Crsswell Chto.'Tfcrouse Harry ToWualey J C. Townsley Frank Townsley A H Creswell W. S. Hopping Thomas Frame Wolford A Turnbull John Taylor A. M, Paterson George Hammon D. II. Kennon A Son On Both Sides ef the Counter. If you attempt to hent a man down aid so get his roods for less than a fair price, you are attempting to com­ mit burglary -ns much as though you broke Into his shop to take the things without paying for them.—There Is cheating cm both side* of the counter, and generally less behind It than be* fore.—Henry Ward Beecher. Art the Universal *«lm. Whet Is the bedt thing to do when yew are mlsetobto? Art Is the great eonsoter for alt. Tha b eet;produc­ tions of art—1h« finest Wctntoe, drama*, book* end music—are the Work of those who have suffered. Tow ran eoothe your soul in art, and beat e f all is activity, t o e s somethin*. a*^w*ag|p %m mm ,