The Cedarville Herald, Volume 49, Numbers 1-26

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Our loan te rm s a re most reasonable and practical. They afford maximum protection to th e borrower. Many people have obtained homes th ru Diir help who could not have done so under less favorable plan. We a re always glad to explain our meth­ ods. No obligation. The CedarvilleBuilding&Loan Association WE PAY 6% DIVIDENDS. gjgatesS!3g The Exchange Bank Wants Your Banking Business THEY PAY 4 % ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS GETOUR PRICESOR SALEBILLS C O L L E G E N O T E S The College GUIs’ Basketball team defeated the Hpiingfield Y. W. team at f>n ingficld, Friday night. The Spring- field team carried a ten point lead till the third quarter, when the locals made fourteen points to their oppo- FJi»t#» In A u d u m c c D r o w a O pw r* in B e r l i n irr.ta’ two. The final score was 31-25. • * Tiie following night the Alford Gym [ envy the defeat of the Dayton Y. fS. C. A, team, a strong outfit from the neighboring city. Tho YeUowjacketB J outpointed tho visitors constantly, and tho final tally was 29-10. Tho prelim- lurry was between the two girls* teams as the Plattslmrg team failed to arrive. As a preliminary to the Brill Bros, game, the College girls played the Dayton Power & Light team, leaders of the Dayton Industrial League, Boys rules proved too much for the locals and the score was 15-10 in fav­ or of the Powerful and Light Girls. * . * The following members of the Col­ lege Seminary delivered sermons Sab- l athi Mr. Marvin Williams at Fletch- Mr. Calvin Weimer at Lesourds- or ville, and Mr. Day Kennedy at Syca­ more. Dr. McChesney delivered two sermons at Hamilton. Mr, Robert Choate spent the week end at Gettysburg with friends. • * • Mr. George Davis, a Freshman at College, has been sick with the measles but is again attending school. Mr, .fylarvin Williams attended the dedication services of the Patterson Memorial tchurch, at Dayton, Sabbath. Dr. Gara of New York City delivered the address, The Journalism Class of Cedarville College started Monday, Feb. 8th with an address by Mr. Karlh Bull, editor of the local paper. Mir. Bull spoke of his wide experience as a journalist, giving a short review of the years he had engaged in the work. The class is taught by Miss Bertha Dolby and is composed of fifteen, students, some of whom expect to enter the journalistic field after leaving college. Rev, ‘Wir.aw H. Gilford addressed the m.embers of the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A, in the College Chapel, Wednesday morning. The' subject of his* talk was "The Life of Christ”, which was illustrated with rag pic­ tures. These pictures of which some were original and some copied from such artists as Socrd, were made by Rev. Tilford. The incidents in Christ*? life pictured in the silhouettes were made more impressive by hymns played by Martha Dean. , Nagley’s Hall was the scene of a College , Freshman and Sophomore feed Wednesday eveiftng. Better than fifty members of the two classes were present, and the following program was rendered: Two saxaphorie solos, Kenneth Lit­ tle; two readings, Robert Choate, ,wo vocal solos, Herrick Peacock; accompanied by Miss Helen Iliffe; .we readings, James Beam. The program was followed by sev- rnl games, after’ which lunch, con­ sisting of sandwiches, meat loaf, bak­ ed berms, pickles, Bavarian cream and.. pop, .After lunch several stunts were performed and the enjoyable evening came to a close with the singing of several popular and college songs. DAYTON LENS AND GLASS BEVELING WORKS Keeping Pace With Greater Dayton Along the Lines of Progress Mr. E. A. Riley and J. E. Jor­ dan Are at the Head of this Progressive Institution Mr. Riley is the managing part­ ner and has had over a quarter of a century experience In moat dif­ ficult glass work. Ho la a glaal authority and his judgment is al­ most unfailing. Mr. J, E. Jordan supervises all work In detail and upon his shoul­ ders falls tho responsibility a t de­ livering all work one hundred per cent perfect, Thus every patron is guaran­ teed satisfaction. The firm spe­ cializes in automobile wind shields, cutting glass to fit doors and windows of closed automo­ biles, Grinding and polishing the edges and resetting glass while you-wait. They supply ail.kind* of glass for automobile Headlights as well as wind shields. They also do resilvcrlng o f mirrors—supply all kinds of glass tops for the home or office furniture and opaiite shelves for bath rooms. Both members of tho firm are glass specialist*. Specialization counts these days, Here you get what you want as you want It and when you want it, Dayton Lens and Glass Beveling Works have tho Plant, the Know­ ledge, tho Experience and the De­ sire to please each and every cus­ tomer, All work is done satisfactorily hud economically and remember you can drive in while work is being done- they have faculties for that. When you come to Day- ton, take advantage of iliia privi­ lege, When in need of anything in tho glass line, call on Dayton Lens and Glass Works, northwest cor­ ner Hopelnnd and Concord streets, You will bo satisfied because merit is back of every transac­ tion and merit satisfies ulways-* merit knows no other way. For Sales Ono six-hole kitcLnetove vnnge, like «ew. Will sell at a sacri­ fice, Carl Spiackleti, Rfd 1, Yellow Springs, Berilc—Invasion of the dignified P;ju*!;;n state opera house In Berlin of *a (ig*-«id custom of German thea- OugoMi of blowing whistles when they are dissatisfied with the perform- o r e has resulted la many protests against tho habit. The average tier- man carries many large keys, hollow at sna aad, which he can use as a whUtta when v-Jiat Is offered on the stags Alaglraaea. TW* of 100 key flutes In ac­ tion K tours pronounced than hissing o>* boo ing, y fn it was all right In ordinary thea­ ters, but when tin? opera was invaded many persona concerned about the »a- tteuui m&nr,eijt began writing to the papers Presentations of a j.isc-elustt-: lea! symphony by the English com- poser, JLord Berner, recently were practically drowned out by the key Antes In the audience, GiU’F metals. promsemg materials of dSTnvnt cn’ors. Aluminum al­ loys mil.* by Herr Jirotka include those with copper, manganese, cobalt, zinc. lead, chromium, tin, gold, sliver and nickel. I n v e n t s W a y t o A H o y Aluminum With Metals Berlin,--The discovery of a method for ulloyhig aluminum with other metuls. which, will produce materials for automobile bodies which will not •show scratches and will have both •olor and finish “hullt 111 ," la claimed by II. JP'otku, a German electrical, en­ gineer, . ■ v lie has demonstrated hid discovery o a commission of metallurgists of the iiermap Institute: of Chemical Technology, He Is said to have made alloys of .ruioinum and move than a dozen PILES Why Suffer When a Few Applica­ tions of Rid’o Pile Ointment will ' give relief SEND NO MONEY Furnish, us your name and address, stating you Will use Rid’o Pile Oint­ ment according to direction: and we will send you postpaid our regular $1,00 box. In two weeks* if you are satisfied wit hresults, send us the dollar. If results are not gotten Bimply tell us (honestly) .'and the account is squared. BID’O CO., Box, 21^ station A. Dayton, O. Is Your Income Protected? If you should he disabled foi ife, who would jpay the butcher, he grocer, the rent man, the coc tar and the other bills? , When disability exists'the hills tamo in 'just the game. Your in .onie stops, but the bil'.a don\ jftop. Let us protect you and your family against disability. Yon. se 3ure our check, every month to -ake care of your needs. We are he largest organization of its kniC n the world* A few dollars spent ••hen you are well, means a GUARANTEED INCOME for life when disabled. W. L. Cleraans CEDARVILLE, OHIO The Mutual Benefit Health & Ac­ cident Association. Clever Dog Portland, Maine.—Chinook is a clev­ er dog and daddy. He awoke ids mas­ ter. Arthur T. Wplden, by pulling off tb * bedclothes. V/nldtm went to the stables and found Koltagi Chinook's son and teammate in a dog derby, atrmgUng from a tangling chain. To Boost Births Belfort. France.—The city council hopes to Increase the birth rate, Three ’ humlml •francs will lip paid on the : birth of the *lnrd <-»did ami ion francs for each jurisi.i after Urn h.stt three. We wish to purchase a few stacks o LOOSE STRAW Located within 10 miles of our mil!. Cali Cedarville 39-4 rings. . • E . S . H A M I L T O N . I u y e r The Hag&r Straw Board & Paper Co> CEDARVILLE, OHIO THE TIME BUY FURNITURE BARGAI ; Adair’s ✓ ’• , ^■ ■ February Furniture Sale Over $50,000 Worth of Furniture, Rugs and Stoves Reduced at; Least 10%. 3-piece Overstuffed Suites in Mohair with reversed cushions - r .......... ................... . $199.00 3-piece Living* Room Suites with cane back, ends* $210 suite $130 50-lb. cotton m a ttress 9.95 Oak Chiffoneer......... . $ 14.95 Chiffrobe ............... ....... $ 21.00 Oak D ressers ...... $ 23.50 54-in. B u ffe ts..... „...........$ 27.00 Semi an ity D re s s e r ....... $ 23.00 Floor L am p s ................... $ 9.95 Coxwell Chair in Mohair $ 39.00 Coffield E lectric W asher $129.00 Poster Beds .......... .........$ 26.75 Porcelain top kitchen table 5.75 ■3-piece Overstuffed Suites in Jacquard Velour ............. $129.00 *3-piece Reed Davenport, suite . upholstered in tapestry ....$99.00 Cribs in white, blue, ivory $7.80 Simons Day B ed .......... $18.00 Vanity D ressers ............. $42.00 Oak D ining Room Table $15.75 9x12 Brussels R u g s ......... $19.75 9x12 Velvet R u g s .... J - ,$24.75 9x12 Axm inster R u g s__ $36.00 9x12 Feltoleum Rugs.* ....$ 8.10 Spinnet D e sk .....................$24.00 Brass B e d .... :.....................$19.75 i - i c l fti , Adair’s 20-24 N. D etro it St. Xenia, Ohio „ I f t A Q H T R U S S E S Ens«*vorIng at ail tlm«* to q ( v « my frlinds and patrons th* M*t sirvice with «v*ry pto.lbl. convsnltnc*, It Js my piataura ta announea that I . .. . am iaeattd at ROOMS M3-M4 REIEOLP BUILDING Telephone: (htrfleld SGOt , L. J, HATHAWAY , ^ Formerly Located at IM S, Main St. »AYTON, OHIO. B -Kt V U T T U t C TKfLSHOW • I • XV£ i l 1 £1 D PLACE OF DAYfON 6 Big Vaudeville Acts and Feature Photoplays. Entire change of program every Sunday and Thursday. Continuous perform­ ance from 1:30 to 11:80 P. M. Afternoon prices 20c and 30c. Evepinga 30c and 50c* SHARPLES CREAM SEPARATORS Full Line cf Dairy Supplies, Hoofing aiul RoAtine Point, OSCAR O. WERTZ S7 Waehlnoteri St, Dayton, O. ( “Safe Night and Day in every Way” F id e l i t y B uilding A s so c ia t io n DAYTON.OHIO / M ain or. AT FIRTH PAID ON BAVlNGS . t e v e r y t h in g in n ua a en . , aeltlng, Host*, UulmuiUf*. Itaots, hralr Creafis, Mate, Hospital and Sick- oom Raalpruint, Toys, Balloons, OVelllt'S A'tlltv Right Prices, Kierh Blocks, ^ Mulck Kn vice. THK ATLAS RUBBER A BELTING M . , COMPANY. .. . H) S< Ludiew St,, acrove from Keith*, CALDWELL & TAYLOR'S Oriolnal Benzol Ge* > and Caspar Motor Oil . For 1001. Motor Efficiency, Ftret and Ludlew WSUCOME TO DAYTONI if yon dino u> ninth at The Grey Manor wo feo! uuo miuo visit 10 liay- ton wll he icmembeml with cun- m im pmiifimi wuu JCilU HucruWr plexJhiti*, n«it Vo6k ul T uk I, aAttracUve gutioundl ipVU e Butro ings. Phene Mailt TAKE YOUR HIDES & FURS TO G. LEHMAN St SONS 712 E, Monument Ave., Dayton, O. TsISphon* East 1196 YANKEE Mash & Scratch Feed If your dealer can’t supply you, write us and we v/ill chip you direct. V. E. HERTER & COMPANY Dayton, Ohio Produces Egg* for less Money Dayton's Larstrfc Auto Parh an Fourth Street, Joining Dally News Building. 25c for 12 Hour Service ripou Day and Night. V»i— KOORS 29 Barbar Shop in Connection 29 W. Fifth St. Dayton. Ohio. M E D I C I N E S Nobody In Baytun Sella Bettor 1 m:d 8 CARL A, SCHMIDT *00 SOUTH UUOLOW St, » g C H E M I C A L S 675 i If In Neetl of * Good Reliable Pumj for All Regulremtnta lrf Any O'.ty. Town or country Dietriett^oeo u» The Geo* J. Roberts Co. 249-251 I , Second St, DAYTON, OHIO, COME TO 124 NORTH MAIN ST. The next time you ar* hr Dayton and Inspect the dependable* guar- anteed Un* of AUTOMATIC Water Systems Water Softeners Mske our display room your Dayton hsadfiuartere^you ere a’ways wel­ come, TI2E VAILE RIMES CO. DAYTON, OHIO. Duplay Rfccm 134 No, Main St, t a i: « ot V-K i 4- f 4Jr •;*. in 18 mentbs Ml 1.4:* O itfi* TJ,o Building A Lc-aia Assccbtion 'S E . Second $ h «% ’N'lnutrn-"" $k> y the pa tag to dues, i n i u c m -! me if Qt The M»i heldtin Mondaj r; .meeting Hcoutm the inoi | scoutw. J Bobert v of drill, ! was giv I* The hoi !’ class sc i Robert . 4 ing sho' i workan - their se P 1 ' w z “1 4 Belov foct mu rolled a 1. At a tendei 2. Kn F irst A fainting scratehe jured, a .1. Fie alphabet General Code), 4. Txa utes; or toriiy th out of f , each, 5. Do Scouts ; ning an ■<J, Use 7. Prc the oper 8. Coc meat ar without 9. Eai dollar ii 10. Ki points o ' d n 19,60 suite us Kent ©.09 .Oa’; m - l S.75 .9.75 &J4 Kentu E4.75 jssirtw stato fn predict* it so tha half per carry th The more fur owners '• was to 1. morp tax passed n tax in t gallon to Kentucky be classil tax, but . tlibute a ingr a fci; money is turned a* 16.00 8.10 > 4 .0 0 19.75 LECT The tm Cedarvill has selec be voted handed c Lewis, I! Conley, C If you magazine the coum deliver it anine jus store. We are Stuckey ’GR& C::;),;Kcs, f Pa.nt mz Daytcn, t . m s t , IP tiaySi.j tbta, Qua,*** lAttG lystdms icfleitar* bur Bayisti *ways wel» i Ma n S t S« When two Cra Mtttakis Hocbcn, ShOW U9 Wrir