The Cedarville Herald, Volume 54, Numbers 27-52

CBPASVHXE mUAIM, 1WAY, OCT V fT . f, IMf. , C U H lIiC lllIS P W W »O KWHKXDg (Q K H U S ) WITHOUT USE OJ"KNOT . _ ^ WITHOUTLoas o p t ih h 4 WMH*W treatment fee internal sad pcefcraiiag |0»*. Itoqwbrea W **®"* to ■ «*« treatments at interval* of aboet wv» » week for • •wt « l thf m m m **•*. Alee the Meal Ntm-Conftni** Method of . Treatment fewFtotoiae, Pnu-ttis Ani (itehiagl and Fissure, #t«. DR. J. A . YODER Osteopathic Physician and Proctologist I t , 19, t o Steels B id*. Xenia Phone 334 mw»M»HWWiiiii«MiiiiininiiniiiiiMimimmMiMiminii>i»iitnawiMn<i.M4f.iwtnimiiiipin<niiHmiiiiiniiiinmMMwn^ The Arbuckle Bros. Is going to have a spe­ cial low price on Seven Day Coffee and Arbuckle’s Breakfast Saturday, Oct. 3rd C. E. MASTERS Grocery and Meat Market BE INDEPENDENT Do not .wait for the Old Age Pension. Open a Sav­ ings Account with us now and receive4% compounded semi-annually. The Exchange Bank Cedarville, Ohio You Get What You Pay For *‘To Cheap Js Not Too Good” COAL SOME OF THE BEST YOU EVER BURNED C O A L ALL KINDS ....................... ALL PRICES SEE US WE ARE RIGHT HERE SIX DAYS IN THE WEEK TO TREAT YOU RIGHT COME TO------ B. A. Allen Phone 21 Cedarville, 0 . LOCAL AMD rXMOItAL i Cfeiwdh Notes Mm* J, H, JtHenour, who has hum quite in, hi much improved. M m . C. K. Masters entertained the Tuesday night Bode Club Oils week. <M your clothing at the White Elephant Sale, Oct. 24. Mr. and M m . Ralph Pitxer o f Mc­ Keesport, Pa., have been guests o f Mr. and M m . C. N. Stuckey. w * mmmt J Miss Frances Payne entered the Hartwell business College Monday in Springfield. Antiques will be on sale at the White Elephant Sale, The Cedarville College football team has no game scheduled for this week but will meet Rio Grande here nextx Saturday, October 10. » „ ' Notice— Make your appointments for work for Saturday this week and Thursday next week at Smith's Bar­ ber shop. Mrs. Zora Wright. Get your bedding at the White Elephant Sale. Mr. and M m . Southard o f Spring- field, visited Martin Weimer Sunday. RevH3harles--Plymate~of-Dayton-will preach for the i Clifton Presbyterian church, Sabbath. The regular monthly meeting o f the Research Club was held Thursday at the home o f Mrs.. G; H. Creswel). . Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ritenour and daughter, Harriet, were week-end guests o f Prof, and Mrs. C. E. Oxley o f Bell Center, Ohio. Mr. and Mr.s Nelson Clark o f Pitts­ burgh, Pa., who have been visiting relative isn Clifton,’ have returned home. Mr. Carter Abel, Jr., o f Columbus* visited several days last week with friends here. He is entered in Ohio State University. Mrs. Nell McDargh o f Urbana, 0 ., and Mrs. Samuel Hedges o f Urbana, 111.,^visited with MM. S. E. Weimer, Saturday. Mr. Hedges is a Civil' War Veteran, 89 .yearn old. Mr. Joe Hicks o f Beloit, Kan., spent thfe week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Crewsell. Mr. Hicks stopped here on his way home from Detroit, where he attended the American Legion Con­ vention. He had attended a conven.’ tion o f Spanish War Veterans in New Orleans before coming north. , Mr. and M m . Fred Urfurt o f Co­ lumbus and Mr. George Kenfield o f Woodstock, 0 „ Mrs. Sarah E, Weimer Mrs. R. M. Pringle, Lamar and Mar­ tin Weimer Jr,, visited Martin Wei­ mer Thursday at Miami Valley Hos­ pital. Mr. Weimer has since return­ ed home following his operation. A very heavy rainstorm, accompan­ ied with some lightning and wind hit this section last Friday evening. As a result the electric light service was out from about 5:80 to 10:30. Homes had to resort to tallow candles and any sort o f a light they could secure. The rainfall was paloed at 1.30 inches, State weather reports says that we are yet 2 inches back on the normal rainfall for the year. UMIMV 19HNMNTBRXAN Sabbath M 19 A, M. ftnpt, J, 1 , Kyit, ; ■ Preaching mwtoe 11 A . M. Fsh Communion servisa with a message on tbs theme, ”The Gospel Feast” Preparatory eerviose will be bald as usual, Preaching Friday, awning at 7:20 by Rev. C. A. Htchisen, and on Saturday a t2 P, M. by Rev, R. H. French o f Clifton. All members art urged to fit faithful in attendance op ­ en these services and tint* to prepare for the Communion servifee which'our Saviour eommended us to “Do this in Remembranee a f Him,” The sacra' ment o f baptism wiB be administered in connection with this season o f special services. The Session will meet after the Saturday afternoon service. Union service in our church S ib - bath at 7;80 P. M. with Dr. McChes ney in charge. The speaker is Ben H. Spence o f CensidA. - V. P. C. U. will meet at 6:30 P. M. Subject: “ What deans teaches about obedience.” Leader WiWa Auld. The executive committee met Monday evening with the President, Miss Gen­ evieve Jamieson; and plant were made winter. , M The MinistCM o f Xenia Presbytery, will meet in the local U* P. church' on Monday for an alp days meeting for Prayer. Similar Prayer Retreats are being held throughout the entire United Presbyteriui church fo r a pre­ cious Revival, and’the minitesra covet the earnes tprayeM o f the people for the great work for which we are all. responsible in the World. Prayer-Meeting, Wednesday 7:30 ?. M. Leader, A. f i . Creawell. METHODIST EPISCOPAL C. A. Hutchison, pastor. P. M. Gil- lilan, Supt. Sunday School 10 A. M, Holy Communion at 11 A. M. Epworth LeagW at 6:30 P. M. • Union Service in U. P. church at 7:30 P. M. Prayer meeting/ Wednesday 7:30 P. M. ’ Choir practice, Saturday at 7:30 P. M. Official Board meeting and re-organ ization Wednesday evening after prayer meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snarr who have been retiding in Maryland, are here* with the. latter’a t parents,' Mr. and MM. David Strobridge, Mr. Snarr .s connected with the National Cash Register Co. '. *! ••Wafer#, *»«!■• ;' J Among tbaejlillilfeat tbs model engineers' exhibition-In London was a horizontal ratio**) smalt that It Is hjMC^ilBWMtbftrtq<jaa tbCjwkla* parts in motion wltliout a bagniryloi glasrt. It Id only a ’buarier of an inch long and Is worked by compressed air. A hair from ttie bead of the wife of tbs model maker forms tbe drlv- tag bslt - - , , --j; ’SUekteg Wiadowa, If a window sticks, take hold ol tbs ropes at eaefl,' side, draw them down as far ah possible and let them anaiv This Is almost sum to jar tbe window so It mows sully. IHflliM«WIM|HIII|l»niGmHHinHG^ COLLEGE NEWS ................... Tbs attvadancs at Csdarville Col­ lage is larger than it was last year. Late registrations hava added to the ettrollmeat o f the opening day. Five new students entered this wade. One o f them is Mr, Park, a native Korean form Seoul, Korea. He is here to pre- j pare himself to become a missionary' in bis home country, Tbe attendance now represents five states and one fpr foreign country. OM Aleefcelic Beverages Ifext to graphwine It Is said that Japanese sake, pir rice wine, Is tbs •Mast alcoholic beverage known to man, Its ose dating back over two thousand years ■ ■ Dr, Lee E. Rife, wife and grand­ child, Carolyn Lee, have returned to j their home in Philadelphia. Their I youngest daughter/Charlotte, entered * Monmouth College for the’ first year. ’ Their eldest daughter, Jean, and fam­ ily, Mr, and Mrs. Nicholas Websr, and son, Nicholas, who have resided, in Nesr-York City, have been transferred jy h!s company the Goodyear Rubber Co., to Hiwaiian Islands. They sail­ ed Sept. 25th from San Francisco. Mr, Weber has been transferred for a period o f three years. 100% Pennsylvania Oil TRACTOR “B” GRADE 5 GALLON— $3.00 Weimar's Service Station Mrs, Della Johnson and two daugh­ ters, Lucile and Eleanor, West Carrol- ton, spent the week-end with friends here. FOR SALE tooDU. POTATOES (GRADED) Special .Prices ou 5 and 19 bn, lota . W .B . FERGUSON Cliftoa-Oid Tew* Read Phone S4FI1 ClifU*. 416 W. Main St. Xenia, O. Where You Can Get What You Want In Pumps, Pipe, Valves, and Pipe Fittings PLUMBING WORK, REPAIRS FOR HEATING PLANTS, FUR- " NACB8, Etc. MACHINE SHOP AND ' WELDING PLANT WHERE YOU CAN GET ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY, BN- GINS AND BOILERS REPAIRED PROMPTLY, W E CARRY A FULL LINE OF ENDLESS WATER MOTOR BELTS, FAN BELTS FOR AUTOS. LARGE AND SMALL MACHINE SCREWS IN IRON AND BRASS FOR MOST ANY KIND OF A MACHINE OR MOTOR. SMALL FLAT AND GROOVED MOTOR PULLEYS, PIPE CUTTING AND THREADING BY ELECTRIC DRIVEN PIPE MACHINES, W e Solicit Your Business Phone 360 The Bocklet-Kiflg Co. Inc. Mr. Ben Spence o f Canada, who has spoken in more than thirty Ohio Col­ leges,’ will discuss the Canadian Li­ quor situation Sabbahh night in the United Presbyterian church at 7:30 and on Monday morning to the Col­ lege "and High School Students in the High School aditorium at 9:40. The Yellow Jackets journeyed to Alliance last week-end and met the Mt. Union College team at a night game Friday. Did it rain? No, it just poured. ' But the teams played any how. The score was Mt, Union 39, Cedarville 0. The Yellow Jackets played a good game, They were outplayed by meet­ ing usperior numbers for th irty' or more Mt, Union men were put Into the game by substituting.— . ......- About twenty o f the College stu­ dents are going to hear the Ben Greet players in Hamlet-at Music Hall, Cin­ cinnati, Monday night, October 26. The Ben Greet players are the great­ est producers o f Shakesperian plays in the world. They are on their filial tour throujgh the United States, Ben Greet himself will be presented, This opportunity is offered to Cedarville College throgh the courtesy o f Cincin­ nati University. The faculty o f Cedarville College told a farewell meeting at Coach Borst's home Thursday evening in honor o f Dr. Harriman and family. Fine fellowship, good eats, and inter­ esting games gave a zest to the even- The faculty o f Cedarville College re­ grets that we are to lose the fellow­ ship and help, o f the Harrimans, but we wish for them the best possible in their new field, Robert will continue in Cedarville College, LONDON: XENIABUSLIE EASTBOUND DAILY-----B m l « m (M an ia* E**t ■* 8:19 A , M. 1:19 P .M . 5:19 P ,M . IS' and make direct connection at London for Columbus WESTBOUND DAILY TO XENIA 7:39 and 11.05 A , M. 3:05,4:30 and 7:05 P. M. Cedarville Station—-Richards Drug Store LONDON — XENIA BUS LINE RALPH E. DAVIS, Mgr, Remember to give now or lay aside to give later to the Maintenance and Expansion Fund o f Cedarville College, /arge and small sums are gladly ac­ cepted. For Sale: Spotted Poland China male hog, a good grade. Phone 3-108. Geo. Martindale Stop at the Hotel Havlin in Cincinnati and enjoy all the comforts of home. Spacious, well-ventilated rooms, courteous service and hospitality of the highest degree. RATES; Room with running water, $2.00. t Single with bath, $2.50 to f 5.00 ’ Double .with bath, $4.00 to $7.00 Special Group Rates GARAGE SERVICE HOTEL HAVLIN ^ j? CINCINNATI, OHIO Filson’s Grocery C lifton , Ohio A n t e Reyal Seal Large V «t 19 20 OZ. Box 1 9 ^ 2 Boxes . . . . . W C Mother’s Oats Large Bex 19c MustardLarge Jar . . . . 9c CatsupLarge 14i t battle 10c Peanut Butter U r Urge Jar . . * w v COFE NAVYBLEND 2C f . MCACHK*, Large Can in Heavy ByntyXcaiM 39c , . § c • . * * x 4 e M u B v i Saag ieuJs l « . OXYDOL, Large be* Malt, 1M Tap er Amerleati Beautjr can - * 43c Common Sense Coffee lb .......... 19c SUGAR 1 0 L b s . . . . . $ X • • o s Stop Beans, 5Lbs. . . . 23c Soda, Arm b HammerBx.3jZc Sugar, 4x Lb. . . . . . . Sc Bananas RipeFruit 6 Lbs.. . * 5 v BOSCULCOFE Milk Cbocotetybars glaln . Almoitg C la re , , ■. 330 i o a g b i g 4 ,1 0 b a re . . . 31c atsssM* Eeadfe IKw ’ _ ffjpWM V X i ♦ • e mm Soap, Hardwater Castile 2Bars , . . ISc BUTTER Citizen’s Creamery lb 35c % ■ginning This Weekall FreshPark Saidat FiifMt*swill be Heme Killed and Very Reasonably Priced. Berk Chous 21C t d t i r M ) > * • ..................... * * * fa iiM ss Fresh Lb. e • BACON '* # * Shoulder^ * i « • 18 c Lb • . « « • 4 ahdlfoflfatoS PUDDUfO Lk . . 1 0 c 4