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Kendrick, Station Agt OIL COOK STOVES Saturday night 'May the 15th "Bonnie, Bonnie Lassie." Length-Six Reels -Star Mary MacLaren. Admission-15 and 30c, Saturday night May 22d, "The Rider of the Law." A full line of Domestic Remedies ann Medicines, Fancy and Toilet Universal Phono graphs and Records. Ice Cream and Ice Cold Drinks, Just received a Hue line UNIVERSAL PHONEGRAPHS, Also handle celebrated Colombian Graphone. Cedar Brag Company New Perfection and New Globe Three hole burner for $21 four hole $25 A movie show next week the I8th, 19th and 20th, ooooooooooooo Local News. Mrs.

Clarence" Newbery returned from Logan county Monday. i Traveling men are busy here now, coming and going all the time. Edith "Bane, and Clara Cole went shopping in Athol one day last week J. n. McNeil and son were business visitors Tuesday morning at Gaylord.

G. B. Ilain, the Clitudel banker, was a business eailer in our city Mondays Mose Cole, northwest of town, has sold his farm to his soninlaw, of the word "gallant" Tuesday morn. If urniture Ethyl Kendrick took Sunday THE CEDAR GARAGE dinner with Edna Kemp. We are' sorry to lose Wilber Bane H.

DEAN, Manager from the 8th grade, he expects i SOME NEW AND UP-TO-DATE JUST RECEIVED spend his vacation assisting Jerry Rima on his farm. Wilma Kendrick Royal and Singer Sewing Machines is also absent from our 8th grade, hovinsr hemn compelled to give up Auto Supplies all FORD REPAIRS and all her work on account of her health. Both hav studied nara sne past -fi rioro's hrminor that each may Dressers. Chairs, Hookers and Kitchen cabinets, begin school the coming -yearand do even greater worn. Necessary anto aecessiories.

fm, TTnnsfcon is the only Dunil Charles Stroup of Illinois. Uncle Billy Manning last week crowded the season, and mowed find put up the first hay cock hi town. Mable Young had the misfortune to have her shoulder dislocated very recently: Will Young 'Is around again and with the exception- sore leg, is eelin! abo.ut aswell as ever. It Is our earnest desire to establish relations of mutual usefulness with more of the people of this community rJL In Miss Pattonslroom that has been neither tardy nor absent for the entire term, A All Ivm Jl tTn i mil 1 h4ravlC Rosco Kindrick was absent from 'AAA H1UU9 UUIOUVD HUU wtinuoi And Gasoline sehool part of day Tuesday on ac count of sickness. Kalsomine and Alabastine.

Paints and Oiie. I J.H.- McNeil TTAnrv Keisel was absent from school last week on account of his father's absenoe with Ernest at the Concordia hospital. Why not examine our Bank Account Plan and see if its use would benefit tooMior And DUfjllS Of the We never fail to make good all Anto repair work Prices are Right Intermediate room sent Ernest a you? Cedar State Bank. postal shower to nospnai xuesua- io fat him know he is still remember The Farmecs Union commenced ed at school, We shall all weicome the ereetion of an 18x24 addition to the eabt side of their elevator Wed nesday to be used as an engine and him bacK. lie expects rcuuia home Friday if well eneugh; John Simpson was the winner In the spelling matcfe whjen we nan At Cochran's recently.

iwoaHamoQ fTfii-n Oolft. Lucll Miller, "I ket! I unci Jonea. were recent visitors i fc In Miss Patton's room. eat Mai The 8th grade class for the graded onhnni mnric arfi-. Ona.l and Elmer ninshaw.

Martha Pilsner, Wilber Wilma Kendrloks. and Helen feed grinding room. C. T. Cole reports having home grown lettuce and raddishes, for dinner Wednesday out of their own garden.

This makes our mouth water; but Anna knows bow to cut the High Cost of Living, Mr. Hull-and Mr. Smith and wives of Downs, were visiting their relatives in Cedar a t' few days last week, returning home Saturday night. Mrs. L.

Hull accompanl ed them home for a few days visit, The Cedar Enterprise would like to. have two live country correspond Wooten. Will be jund a full line of Fresi Cared Meats, to i. I Jessee Rice who Is the only mem ber of the 7th grade, has worked hard ko naot rar and we are alad to nr.t.A that she received excellent grades the county examination. Fresh Bread etc; Lawrence Cole was absent from school one day on account ef sickness Waltar Casteel is a new member Fine beef Roasts for Sunday Tttorhth crrarlft'.

havlnff entered recently to attend the remainder of These Pastors Look for More Women to Fill Vacant Pulpits ents whom we could depend on for county news as we are unable to pet it any other way; copy In by If you want a newsy paper you must 1 We have a full line of Avalon Farms Veterinary the term. Specificis Give them a trial. loosen up and tell what you know. A NEAT SHOP. Groves' Cochran Editor Leary of the Athol Record, If there is any one thing In the Hne of business that Cedar can has turned his Gayloni Sentinel over to L.

Grogan to run for him. Mr, boast of its the fact that she has of. the neatest and most up to Grogan and wife are experienced newspaper folks; they founded the date butcher shops and meat market Sf- Jj -f jt -tor Cedar Enterprise, in the Its present manager and owner. Mr. Grover Cochran, is known to be a first class carpenter, A-man and his wlfe-at least the mandld-gave a free show'onthe street Saturday night In front the nn artist at wood work: so therefore Gaddis Sons as a courteous meat sllcer he is just north hardware store.

The show was a wire stunt and was good, and perfection. He keeps everything neat and spotlessly clean. He keeps fresh and cured meats, lard, salt and amused a big audience. froch fiah. nlnkles.

And as a 6ide x. i tr line fresh bread and cakes, The Everet Harris Sedan car that got smashed up" iu the railroad col-leslon two weeks ago, was taken to the Gaddis Son's Garage last-week and repaired up as good as new by those expert auto mechanics Smith And Auto Livery, Auto tires oils gas and accessories Smith Hull, (With above Garage firm) Expert Automobile Repair Mechanics, Hull. The cost was a little over $500, the Mo. Pacific paying half the expense, Grandma Claudel is to be brought to Cedar one day this week where she can be treated by Dr. La Ham.

Left Miss Ella J. Nash. Right Miss Alice M. Whitttor. We are Informed that Mrs.

Phoebe Walker is to be her attending nurse. She, will occupy, the two vacant rooms of the Walker house where Nellie Wooten and her sister lives Now's the Time I Grandma Claudel is one of our aged pioneers and the editor hopes she may soon be returned to good health TEAM FOR SALE stitution, and willing to make the com blned sacrifices of not only sL preacher's wife, but a preacher blmsecr, should be allowed to fill a pulpit, she declares. According to Miss Whlttier, tb woman preacher has come to stay. It is her opinion that very soon a larg percentage of clergymen of all Protestant denominations will be women. The Baptists and the Congregational-lsts-are among the first denomination to admit women to the ministry.

"Will women pastors be content work on salaries that average less than $700 a year, as men preachers hat been doing for years?" Is another Qs tlon Miss Wbittler answered. She said they decidedly would not "All over the country," ah said, "people are realizing more and more the Injustice that has been done to the I offer mv team of black horses for Both sound in every way. Fred Gebers. For neat Window Trimmings for your Fremt Kooms. See us for fancy Window schrims, and GURTAIN DRAPERIES A DRESS GOOD, LADIES WAISTS Ladies and Childrens Hosiery Ladles Low Shoes, Cedar H.

S. Notes. AT SMITH CENTER. Last Saturday our boss garage man Dave Gaddis, took us flying to Athol about 6:30 a. here we shipped to Smith Center to spend the day.

unti! 4 p. m. we returned Athol, and Editor George Leary returned us home at 5 p. perfectly Smith Center has grown some but looked perfectly natural us as-it did three years ago. They now have one of the finest court houses in the state modeled in the latesr style of publio buildings.

A county credit. Well we went round town and over 20 of the boys and girls, placed their names on The Enterprise's new "roll of honor," including "the court contingent. Those we met of gentlemen were W. S. Rice and uncle fudge Plckler, L.

C. Uhl Son, and Frank Mahin, but we sadly missed Ike Mahin who had passed to the Great Beyond! We found E. O. Baldwin at the old- stand and like wise Jess Smith at Cole's garage, also Hon. Archie Coolidge, who wants fro be State senator.

At the court houso our first call was on Co. Supt. Will McMullen, he looked as natural as ever and The Enterprise hopes is a sure man for re-election. Miles Elson next the hard' Working county attorney; Jay Bennet the county clerk and Duane Wolfe county treasurer: We found our first urt house subscriber of seven years ago, JUle Jarvis, still holding down the Probate Judge chair, where we spent a happy half hour. Last but not least, we visited the to lady officers, Miss Zimmerman in the Register of Deeds, and Miss Rorabaugn the efficent clerk of the district court.

These ladies are both candidates for re election we will tell you latter about them. The popular fficer, Sheriff Bell, did not find us, so did not see him. The next time we visit Smith Cr.i It will be to look after candidates. The Baocalaureate services will be held In the Christian church Sunday evening at 8 o'clock and conducted by Lewis of the Community TV An a solution of the problem of the pastorless churches In the North Woods of Maine, Baptists have ordained two women ministers, and they are now serving In the pulpit of the pic turesque little church at Jay, Maine. While other wome'n evangelists are "helping out" at churches where ministers with large families have not been able to meet the rising cost on an average salary of $1.87 a day, Miss Alice M.

Whlttier and Miss Ella J. Nash, so far as known, are Abe only Baptist feminine clergymen la the whole of England, They were ordained In 1917, when the war was making a heavy demand on the man power of Maine. Their first assignment was to the church at Jay, one of the oldest the state, having a history that dates back 110 yearn, when the congregation met In a log-bouse. As a rule Miss Whlttier takes the, morning service and Miss Nash has charge of the evening meet--tag. Both were graduated from the Oor-don Bible College In Boston, and both worked for a number of years after-ward under the direction of the American Baptist Missionary Society.

They have served the out of the way settlements in the far north Aroostook County and other sections of Maine, where the people depend on the colporteur for their gospel teaching. They have filled two pastorates of Ave years' each, one at Owl's Head and the other at Jay, where they are at present stationed. Will the woman pastor solve th problem of 'the shortage of ministers? Whttrier says she will. A woman gifted with the power of oratory, trained In a Rasa theological in church of Gaylord, Commencement exercises will be held In' the Christian church the evening of the 21st. Address by Rev.

F. E. Madden of Beloit. "His subject will be "The High Call to ministers. The time has come, I believe, when pastors are to receive their Just due.

The country pastor's salary should not merely be raised it should be doubled. He receives less than an ordinary day laborer and depends teen humiliating extent upon the charity of his congregation. No, womej wbe enter the ministry will not be so Kent, I'm sure. Conditions la Anerica'. Citizenship." 4 Raymond Nonamaker spent the today do not warrant the practice week end at Alton and came back to such self-denial" Cedar Monday morning on the Miss Whlttier Is one of tho leader west bound flyer.

In Maine of the New World Movement of Northern Baptists. That state ha Hilda Mahin receted her fifth headmark Friday afternoon, which now -makes her and Ethel Cronn been asked to raise a quota of even again, Ethyl Kendriok started to work See the undersigned G. F. HOUSTON 000. The amount didn't stagger tho pastor of Jay.

"Will your conpregntlon be shle to-come across with their apportionment?" she was afkl "Certainly, there do doubt abost It," she said. at the Central Phone office Monday evening. Ernest O'son learned the meaning A..