Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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David Weston Stonewall Jackson Jones: — What ' s in a name. pi (jeveianfl and f)ereaJJ i. fa. Q. The Electric Ry. between Berea and Cleveland. Car every Lour from Berea from 5 a. m. to 9 p. m. From Lorain Street Depot every hour from 6 a. m. to 10 p. rri. Passengers from Cleveland for Berea, take the Lorain street cars from the Public Square, Cleveland, 35 minutes before leav- ing time of Berea car. Direct connection with C. E. line for Elyria and Lorain. F. T. POMEROY, Gen. Hgr. 614 Garfield Building, CLEVELAND, O. THE CLEVELAND AND ELYRIA ELECTRIC R. R. CO. The electric line between Cleveland, Rockport, Dover, Olmsted, Ridgeville and Elyria. Cars leave Lorain Street Depot, Cleveland, every hour from 6 a. m. to 8 p. m., from Elyria every hour from 6 :35 a. m. to 8 :35 p. m. Passengers for Elvria, Lorain and way-points take Lorain street cars at Public Square, Cleveland, 35 minutes before leav- ing time of Elyria car. F. T. POMEROY, Gen. Manager, 614 GARFIELD BUILDING, CLEVELAND, OHIO. A. S. DeVRIES ...MANUFACTURES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION... 10S Prospect Street. Telephone 1306. CLEVELAND, OHIO. Prof. Howell : — Stint not to break the flow of wit, Be prompt to lie where ' er it ' s fit. IV

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Styles : — And tho ' vanquished he could argue still. XLhc Bulletin... THE LARGEST AND MOST ...lias the Floor and desires to Announce : COMPLETE PLAN l IN OrilO. 1. That it is the official paper of Baldwin University. 2. That it is here to stay. 3. That it is a good advertising medium. 4. That every live student ought to be a paid-up subscriber. 5th and lastly, That now is the time to subscribe. Thomas Mattill, WILL H. OSWALT, Editor. J. D. WATSON, Ass ' T Editor. J. B. JONES, Business Manager. PRINTERS, SREGIAL TO STUDENTS. 17 MEN CO OUT FROM B. U. THIS YEAR. You want Employment during Vacation. We want you to handle our STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS. . . BINDERS, PUBLISHERS and ELECTROTYPERS. STUDENTS ave a remar ' (a ' J ' e fit ness for canvassing, and no article has more points in its favor than Stereoscopic Views, They are pictorial. Everybody likes pictures; educated, uneducated, children and adults, religious and irreligious. New and especially interesting views are now being made in the following countries: Hawaii, Japan, China, Egypt, Algiers and Palestine. Entirely new for this year is our Trip Set, consisting of 72 views. A trip around the world through the Stereoscope. Students make from $1 00 to $300 per month. This seems large, but it is true. We will gladly give you any further information about our unique business. Address nearest office or call upon or address, ELI AS ROE, BALDWIN UNIVERSITY, Berea, O. loj-Z j w oooid.no nvciiuc ' PHONE 1053. CLEVELAND, O. UNDERWOOD UNDERWOOD, NEW YORK, LONDON. TORONTO, OTTAWA, KAN Walter Marting : — See that strange figure and for a moment scan, That slenderest sample of the genus man. Ill

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Miss Mugg : — Be sure you are (W)right then H. T. EDMISTON. Wescott : — All is not Go(u)ld that glitters. TT HE Daily-Exhibit-Combination-System of accounts, so well and favorably known in several states, and especially in Cleveland, O., being in use in the counting- . rooms of such representative Cleveland business houses, as Davis, Hunt Co., The Cleveland Window Glass Co., Adams, Jewett Co., The Williams Publishing Co., and many other well-known concerns, was devised by H. T. ; Edmiston, who ' s picture we present herewith. For eight years, Mr. Edmiston devoted his time in Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Columbus, Ohio, Detroit, Mich., and Louisville, Ky., exclusively to expert Bookkeeping, and devising systems of accounts. His latest production in this line of work is known as the EDMISTON SYSTEM OF $ ACTUAL BUSINESS $ FOR BUSINESS COLLEGE S. It is a complete change from the methods usually employed in the Business Colleges, inasmuch, as it casts aside the OLD THEORY method of compelling a student to copy a text-book, which method, has been over and over condemned by business men. By the Edmiston System, the student who is found proficient in the English branches, enters immediately into business-handling all the necessary Commercial papers in connection with every entry made in his books. Many business men have investigated, and highly commend this system, and it is taught in Cleveland, Ohio, and Buffalo, N. Y., in the Edmiston Business Colleges only. One year ago, Mr. Edmiston gave up expert work entirely, and has devoted his entire time to the Edmiston Business College of Cleveland, Ohio, and although, this school was opened in the midst of the hard times, no Cleveland College in its palmy days, ever enjoyed such patronage as this institution. For information, address H. T. Edmiston, 1167 Pearl Street, Cleveland, Ohio. V