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T E K PA G E S
>agAWDAaD.giiwtbiu^ed im
.B O V E M E E R 13, 1916.
The thlrd/graiie is' ‘ preparing a
5’banksgriying-progratn, ■T he first graderhaS*'ptarted’a; smalt
rug Factory Imd is plittlbg, out sipall
Wreck; Held Him Up- Several Hours
and Chelsea Gets Some.
------- ------ -Advertising. ■'" '
That’s what. HartyBMdei, of
.Albion, Ind., said about some
hoga (lOObead) that he fed with
HOG •TONE. He also sold r
-*—yT
n certa in ty w i l l n e v e r fe e d ou t
uTotber h e r d o t h o g a w it h o u t ,
o a i n a A v a lo n F o r m e UOO*
TONE.- Yott c u jtto t m ak e y o u r
— EVERYTHINC/BUT THE ..
AVAION
FARMS
- turkey
'
^Elaga^Grapes, lb .
7 . 20c '
New Soft Shell Walnuts, lb. .25o
Fancy Oranges, (doz., . . . . . .fide.
H O G
Oysters,, solid meats, quart. . 00c
Cluster Raisins, lb. . . . . . . . ,25c
T O N E
Persian Dates, packaged, . . 13c
Mott's Sweet Cider, qt'.. ;'iJL^2dc_
by keeping your hogs free 0! worms,
will- sid fn.firottetw g :them asalnrt
Fancy Layer Figs; lb....... r,25econtracting Cholera, Rheumatism,
- Scour8,ThumpsiEhterI{ls(IndJceBtion
\T ..* -\r - i.
.. > < 1
-aQd-theseorefrof diseases that attack--^ -7N U t-M e& t8r ftll kmdfc—r
and destroy, hundreds of bogs every
'year. A safe,liquid remedy thoroughly
Seeded Raisins, lb.............. 15c
tested and proved on the wolMcnown
Avalon Farms la northern Indiana,
nearFtHVayne?- -A reAeay that weSeedless Raising, ‘Ibr/;/, ;. 717c
know will destroy and expel all kinds
of worms.. Hog-Tone. Is a splendid
.goneraltonlo and conditioner, ,
vNonc-Such Minco Meat. . . . . 10c
,
Fancy-Cranberries, qt . . 77/712(7
j=tttizrri-fnr“u««-
-HENRYH^EEKNCO^BRUGdttTS^
Chelsea. Michigan - ,/
x .l!^ 0 < 7
■'.Chase ;&L Sanborn’^ fine i . ‘ 4
/ Coffees, Jb . ' ;. ,2j5o, to 40o
COMPANY
Phone 63
Free Delivery *
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g h o u ld b e o r d e r e d n o w .; W e c a n
s u p p ly y o u r w a n t s !.A n
p lu m p
y o u n g c o u n t r y j f e d f o w ls in s iz e s
fro m sjs-v e a ~ to t w e n t y p o u n d a ,
W e w ere a b le to c o n tr a c t f o r
rh n ly a - l k i > k e d : n u f n b e r o f t h e s e
rk o y s -th is -y o a r .
TH te - d e tm m f l^ w lll Be f a r g r e a t e r t h a n t h e
su p p ly , so t a k e o u r a d y l c c - a n d '
g e t y o u r .o r d e r ln ..e a r ly , 'F i r s t
.com ei— fi r s t —s e r v e d * — \ V e ^ w tN —
have p le n ty o f c h o ic e c h ic k e n s
an d d u c k s . F r e s h O y s t e r s a n d
F is h .
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Idlaie co u ^ e f r o m a n d C h e l s e a is t h e
o t h e r s id e o f J a c k s o n a n d - t h e y d o n t
p u t n o d i n n i n g 'c a r - o n t i l l t h e y g e t t o
Jack so n
j W e ll H a r v e y w e s t a y e d in C h e l s e a
f o r liv e a n d a/ h a l f h q u T ^ ^ r ' l ’f T y d u
e v e r g e t h a r d u p f a r a p la c e to s p e n d
.y o u r S u n d a y m o r n i u g s d o il’t - pIcU —iin .
C h e ls e a . A n d - t h e y .c o u ld e n t o f B e e n
nobody in c h u r c h b e c a u a e T h e v w e re a i l
d ow n to th e s e e n o f th e w re c k te llin g
th e - R . R . m e n 'h o w t o d o i t . A n d
w h e n We f in e ly g o t t o J a c k s o n I .w as
a l l o u t o f t h e h a b i t -o f,, e a t i n g a n d
d i d e n t k n o w h o w L f o . h a n d l e ^ t h e im —A u d - r t h a t ;
a b o u t a l l t f i e r e is .to t h e s t o r y t h a t I
s t a r t e d -o u t t o w r i t e , e x c e f t t a f e w d c
" ta ils a bo u T t h e ’ d i f f e r e n t t r a i n s I w a s
on,
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T h e o n e t h a t to o k u s f ro m A n n
A r b o r tb TI t h a c a w a s ' I a t e . ~ r^ r
- T h e -o n e t h a t t o o ^ us fro m I t h a c a
to G e n e v a w as b e h in d tim e .
T h e ~0 n e F h T i r t o o I m s - r f r o i i r ' G e n e v a
fp-Ttji(Ya IrL w n s t o r ely.h
Fl#
T h e o n e t h a t t o o k u s f r o m .B u f fa lo
t o N ile s w a 8 vf lv e -H o u rs a n d a h a l f b e ­
h in d s c h e d u l e w h e n i t u r o t t o N il.es,-
-A-nd-the-one 1-eom e-o u 1 fro m' N ile s
;tojDld"ca7puvas;ht-t€h;= — 3
And rwcmldilkti to recommend“ to
The Tribune that they go. and hire
tile fellows that wrote them two rail­
road time tables to take: hold of the
"line ol typbs Uof. WlilUl B. ETPTia
Hl-g-vacatiom---- ---- Itespy.x - R
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s tre e t, "W ed n esd ay ,
N o v e m b e r . - 2 2,
11) 10. H t s : d e a t h w a s c a u s e d b y a
s tro k e o t-a p o p le x y . H e w as r e t u r n ­
in g f r o m t h e b a r n t o t h e h o u s e ' a n d
fe ll a n d lif e ' w as e x t i n c t w hen_ h e lp
a rr iv e d .- H e h a d b e e n in . f a llin g
h p ftlttrfo r s e v e r a l y e a rs,
H e w as a 'm e m b e r o f C o m p a n y A ,
WILBUR IIINDERER, Prop.
Thirtieth Mlchlgah Infantry,' He
wasantnember br TtrP.'~Cafpentcr
P o s t, G . A . R ,# the Congregational
s o c i e t y 'a n d t h e MaccabeMT He had
Everything in Fnrniturejor^he Holidays^ vSeo our^nicQ. ne.w _
and up-to-date lino, i
DOLLS
Just ta remirid you -Hiftt-Dolls-Are..v.ery.-.gpar^..,and
get, and that We have been quite fortunate in gel^ n8 8 n’...
ment from the factory, and that wo can not get any more,
what we have_at once and make your selections.
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FIRST CLASS PLUMBIN^ AND TIN SflOP.
HOLMES &
WE WILL ALWAYS TREAT YOU RIGHT.
Washtenaw County Association Here
The secoud gradh ibst..ai' pupil, Jva - . Wednesday-Next Meeting ‘
"tn8ley^ 1m t” fDuigd^notlrerr'’M airr
" "to be at DestRi
m i s s i o n a r y t o I n d i a f o r s i x t e e n v e a r iT p r e s e n c e o f t h r e e — G r a n d - C h a p t e r
t a l k e d t o t h e h i g h s c h o o l o n t h e l i f e o f f ic e r s , W o r t h y G r a n d . M a t r o n M is s
ja m L c -U sto m s o f _ t h e p e o p l e o f I n d i a . - M in n ie
K e n y o n ,— o f-- M a r in e —C i ty ;
-Ph c l e c t u r e iv a V n i a d c v.er y . I n t e r e s t- W o r t h y G r a n d P a t r o n - W m . Q u a c k e n in g ! _ b y t h e d i s p l a y o f t h e d i f f e r ­ b u s h , Of M t. C l e m e n s , a n d ' G r a n d
e n t a r t l c l e s 'w h l p h w e r e s h o w n , il l u s ­ S e c r e t a r y M r s . 13va G o o d r i c h o f A n n
t r a t i n g t h e r u d e i m p l e m e n t s a n i l a ls o A r b o r . /
theidrpfla* of thp naHvi»a nf Tnrlln.
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T h e . P a r e n t s - T e a c h e r f l L A s 8 o r .i a tln n
l e g e i t c a n e a s i l y 's e e n t h a t “ J.ac k ^ ’
D u n n , a f o r m e r C h e l s e a h ig h - s c h o o l
f o o t b a l l s t a r , w a s 1r e s p o n s i b l e f o r t h e
u c c e s s o f tl i e S o u t h D a k o t a s t a t e t e a m .
T h e s t a t e n n l y e t ^ ity - w ^ n '- t h e c h iith p ^
lo n s m p o f s o u th D a k o ta .
’
E a r l y in , t h e s e a s o n t h e s t a t e e l e v e n
w as b e a te n by W is c o n s in a n d M in n e ­
s o ta ^ b u t t h a t w a s a s tf o r e g d n e c o n c l u
h e w a s fiv e y e a r s /o f a g e . H e ^ w a s
u n l t e d - l n - m a r r i a g o -w 1th—M i s s , S a r a h :
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WE Are Here to Serve YOU7
ARCHIE B, CLARK. Pres.
J. N, DANCER/Treas,
J.B. COLE, SflC.
d e f e a t s / ' - H o w e v e r , " w h e n ^ h ^ e ^ t e a t n s / ""7 ^
o f - th e - s a m e c la s s - a s s ta
SUNDAY, NOV.; 2Q-. ■
th e y w e re h a n d le d r a t h e r ; ro u g h ly .
Matinee and night,
.
H u ro n , Y e rm lllio n a n d N o rth D a k o td
•First'episode of “The Grip of Evil”
w e r e b e a t e n in t h r e e s u c c e s s i v e S a t ­ a series of dramas, fourteen In ab,
u r d a y s r - D u n it- p i a y e d a t q u a r t e r —aH featuriTTg—
Jaqkie Saunders and Ro­
■ year, a n d b e s id e s d i r e c t i n g t h e t e a m land Bottomly, and showing the re jl1
in fin e s t y l e h e p l a y e d a g r e a t , cT efen- side-of'Humanity.
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SATURDAY,, NOV._ 25,
P a u j , W i l s t a c h ’s 's t o r y o f ~ Ip v e > a n d
ie ts surviveirby hlff wife, one
‘Want Deed Sot Aside.
m y s t e r y y “ W h a t H a p p e n e d a t 2 2 ?”
son, W. 13. Canfield of Detroit, four
Mrs. Jessie Flagler Green and Mrs. A F r o h m a n A m u s e m e n t C o r p . p r o
.grandchildren and a number of neMaude Flagler Aiken; •.-both'of-Jack• 4uct-io«“8howingrtiow-A-.sma^^
-phewfr-ftwl-nieoea.— -— —
son,
are plaintiffs in a ease being tried. gi rl , brings- a
; The f u n a r a iiijH be held^tl0o!elock4
In
the
circuit court at.-Kalamazoo In downfall.
S a tu r d a y r u io fn ln g " f roin the home,
which
J
t Is asked th at the deed given
JRev._ P. W. Dlcrbcrgfer ofllciatlng.
bythelate Henry Flrtgler to
rnterment at Oak Grove cemetery.
housekeeper,
Mrs. Mary A. Humph
“The Double Resurrection,” fif­
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rcy,
be
set
aside,
, Claude Flagler, of teenth episode of “The Trou Claw.”
Distressing Bronchial CiyifT .^'(ans, >
and Weaken Foley’S lioney and Tar American Falls, Idaho, also petition‘d Pathc News' No. 84 and a comedy.the deed be set aside. Henry Flagler
Stops Them
TnupaDAY, NbvrflO.
tvsa a- proralnent arctrtttrctr of- K7(ltF
Both nlght and day, these wearying
rncklng-eotighs-harass-Rfld-weaken- may,oo. He designed many of the
The Equitable Film CoVp. jprcacitts
their victim^. Th>y hang on all winter, finest buildings In "that city. For
nearly fifteen years Mrs. Humplfrey the^Tniarming 15f5lfH"“ personality;
Muriel Ostrlche, In “A Circus Ro*
fe g jg p ,
r a ^ 7 r m f r ,,of,“tovej,ftfitt',uiicpoisw
condition of the bronchial tubeB and warded for faithful service Mr, Flag*
great white canopy.
lungs, Foley’s Honey andTarnotpnly ler deeded her a farm of 120 acres he beneath the
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stops these' distressing coughs, but
The. next.; meeting of Cavanaugh
had
acquired
In
1.0*10, The three
IbMhtfBthetnflmncdalrpassagiss, raises
children have now started' proceed­ Lpkc .Grange " i J r t n T n e g d a j r
phlegm easily and heals raw and In­ ings alleging the father was incom­ evening, November 28, a t thfe home,
flamed surfaces, stops hoarseness and
petent and had becu influenced., The of Mr; and Mrs. James Richards. The
tickling throat, It contains ho opiates* Flagler family were former residents election olf officers! will take place
All,dealers everywhere sell It. All
and a few Relecilons will be given, ,;
of Cliel&a.
druggists of Chelsea,—Adv.
; v.
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Princess Bookings/
t
slve game, His running .back of punts
“Rustic Venice,-scenic.
was-one oMhVfeatures-ef—thfr-state- YtT
... TL'.*irha—‘Tadf
elcven's play. Jac;k neyer; didTSTuclT free to all matinee and night/"
kicking,-butthccoach-Yound himself
; MQN-PAY, NOV, 27,
and .did if Tn fine style, He .drop- .v/m, A. Brady in aSssociatlon with
klckcd pne oyer firnff^rtie/llH-yard-line^ rthe^World Film Cqrp. preseuts J2ran?
livtfje Minnesota battle.
^ces^rN.elsdn— a n d — A r t h
A sh 4e y - 4 r
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r\ ‘
j n e t i n t h e ^ h i g h - s e h o o l bulldlng^Tu~e~a7
Received promotion.
d ay a fte rn o o n ,'
T h e p r o g ra m w as
f u rn is h e d b y th e s ix th , s e v e n th a n d
R a l p h s. G i l d a f t , s o d o t M r . a n d
e i g h t h g r a d e s . , 'D r . C r o z i e r a d d r e s s e d M r s . W . B . G l l d a r t o f W e s t P o r t e r
th e . m e e tin g .
A p i c t u r e L h a s b e e n s t r e e t , a .g r a d p a t e o f A lb io n c o lle g e ,
( m r c h a f te d b y t h e - a s s o c |a t J d h T t o ' b e h a s j u s t b e e a p r o m o t e d f r o m th e - p o -
Si aiflriu nf agBlBrant arivprTlftiwg HTTHTa?
ing the greatest ■percentage; of par- ger to that of advertising manager of
Machine Company,
in g ,i - T h e ; p i c t u r e Is c a l l e d “ T h e of Beloit, Wisconsin. The Yates Com­
M a k i n g , o f t h e A m e r i c a n F l a g . ” I t pany, are thjb largestbranufactnrers
w ill b e h y n g i n t h e k i n d e r g a r t e n of woodworking machinery (sawmills,
r o o m 'd u r i n g t h e ' n e x t m o n t h . L ^ A f te r planing mills, etc.,) in the world, op­
manufacturing
t h e p r o g r a i i i , p o p c o r n a n d . t a f f y w e r e erating 'extensive
s e rv e d b y th e " c o m m itte e .
;
plants in Beloit," Wiscdpsih, andHamilton, Ontario, with brahctLofflces in
a l t J m p o r t b n t r t o r e l ^ W u n t r j e s r ' T h e'
Jack Dunn Played
Wonderful
Game.
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, The South Dakota state -university c o m p a n y i s s u e s a h a n d s o m e b i - m o n t h l y
ended-its most succesSfuUfootbaU sea- m a g a z i n e n i u s t r a t i n p - a n d a d v e r t i s i n g
son.a week ago when it 1t rounced Norttr t h o l r ^ p r o d u o t s , - • M r .- G l l d a r t h a s b e e n
D a k o t a u n i v e r |i t y _ _ l l t o \
A n d f r o m with the Yates Coppany now about
r e p o r t s f r o m t h e ! l i t t l e w e s t e r n c o l­ 18 months.—Albion Leader/
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nippting will hr- , held in
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" T n e aeitF C'o. uresenUXUritzl Bru.
nette and other stars in, “Tntorthe
V
Northland,,ri'n
three parts.
J
Wesley Canfield.
The
famous
comedy
team,
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Harry
-the
Wesley Canfield- was born
Myers and Rosemary Theby' in “The
:S t a t e ^ o f - ^ f e w—Y o r k r - ^ S e p t c m h e r—5 r
TormehtetTHusband;”
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Sb>h1and:aabne::was:surprlseiJ^7tlL4.
1841.- a n d - d l6 U 7 a t h i s ~ h o in e -o n J a c k s o n
WA make 1 a ■specialty of serving Sqciwl^ as wcll -as-Pnyatc.
Parties.
7 :,
nhrttpn T.inA n f F n iltA , Confectionery and Cigars._____
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The.High School LlterarrClub^has
S p e o i a i s T B le T W e e K
Chelsea had' 'a -distinguished, al­ announced a meeting for -nexttWed^ The tseetlng ' of Ttbe^Waaht'
though enforced,1Truest recently, \ahd nesdiCy. An interesting program' has County Association, Order East
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f • • «I I SMlllo,!
although the town lent its best" en­ been arranged!
Star, was held^mMasonie—HrdPWed^ T._»*«■*J •>*', f
The—
slxth,
seventh
and
eighth
deavors to furnisib him with enter­
- Large Can P u m
p k i n , ....... .................. ,........ lOo
nesday afternoon and evening, and
tainment, >even t^oing to the extent grMes 'are selling .dll of their old was one of the largestjittended
meetta t
Extra Cood RlceV .7/.... 7T1./.. . . >Jt. , - . ,T. . .4 pot|nds for 260’;
of wrecking a t rain, he_ did; not ap* papers and are saving the money for^ ings ever4icltLby-the association.^;
,
Broken
Ricjev. . . . • . . .*!. . . . . . . . . . . . . . pounds for 25o
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preciate paid-entertaim’e nt, having some future u?e.
The business meeting was held in
- Pure Pepper, p o u n d . . . ..«"«*. «, . . . . . . . -*, . . , , . •. *30o.•
just returned frtmi the scene of a In chemistry class: Teacher—What the "afternoon at which time' consid­
Three Packages Mince Meat. . . . . . . . .v r .~.; .......... - / . .......... '. 25o
worse wreck, that of the hopes of the would happen if we breathed only erable official business was transact­
1
Large Jar Mtist&fclt. «*. ». «. . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . ........ . . . . . .». XOo
U, of M. football team by the Cornell pure oxygen? Brilliant Junior—Spon- ed. The election of officers was held
fe T rm rr— ----------— — ---------*
— 7 “------- a t thiBtime anirfesuited as follows: ,
LargeJair Peanut Butteri/T///^777!: !7/r!^7v/ ! . . ! . . . ! . - . . . . . .25c
.■ The.d. gv was Ring.W. Lardner of T h e k i n d e r g a r t e n w a s s u r p r i s e d
President-—Jane Mills/ Ann Arbor!
Quart Can Apple Bptter.. 7.... .v............! . . . . . . . . . . .26c
^the Chicago Tribune, and the follow- l a s t . F r i d a y b y a b o x o f “ f r o s t e d a n i ­
F i rst Vico President-7A, J • War re n
6 Pounds Best Rplled Oats i «<li i • l • • • *;*i • i I
r •26c
lng..is.hls lament:
/
m a l ” c r a c k e r s * w h ic h w e r e s e n t b y Saline.
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New
Lima
Bpans,
per
pound.
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; Friend Harvey:; I .wrote something s o m e k i n d f r i e n d in C a l i f o r n i a .
Second. , Vice^ -Presldent~Anna
“ Best"Seeciqd Raisins, per package...............7.V. 7VT. 77.. . 7.12c
yesterday for .you to '.put, in^ today’s M r . W a l l i n g a t t e n d e d t h e m e e t i n g Phelps, Dexter!
rissue, but when I lookccrat it in the o f e x e c u t i v e - c o m m i t t e e o f t h e a l u m n i
Secretary and Treasurer—EdittrM.
Large Pail-Syrup
40c
paper 1. seen it was no good and I o f t h e M i c h i g a n S t a t e r N o r m a l Col.'*' Lowery, Manchester. *" \ ~
~ _Pancake ’Fl our. . . . tu. I.* I.
«-i-t,a..*_i »._* i a a aXOO
says it was going to bercontInuetTb'ut
"Marshal—AgnCs Matthews, YpsiIp g e l a s t F rid a y a f te r n o o n a t Y p sl
J
p6r
!• *l • rt I «• f • • I a I •/» a i 111 *a • • aT a a l.( t «i i «*
Jt.Jsent, I was talking aoout not ! l a n t l .
lanti.
'
"
. —- — ;
Quaker Oats, per box.............................................. . 7 . . . . .10c
getting nothing to eat,in Ithaca.and
Cbapiain—Mary L-Boyd, Chelsea.
,T h e f o u r th g r a d e ' h a F e le c fe d ^ b e
.its a fact that I got nothing .to eat
Extra Fancy Head Ricey. , , , , . . . . . ; . , . . . ; . .3 poundsfor 26o
Organist—Florence Chapin, Milan;
all day Saturday and when I woke up f o l l o w i n g o f fic e r s f o r i t s c l u b , T h e 1 At,the close of the business session
Fancy Orchard R uiji Dried Peaches, per pound:-.. . . ' . x . . . . . . 13o
Sunday A. M. I, hadYa fair appetite B u s y W o r k e r s : P r e s i d e n t , G e o r g i a dinner was served at the Chelsea
A Good Tea, per pound.. . . . > . . . . . . !■. 7 . . . . . .
^ . . 26c
and got up in a ihurry and drefsed S m i t h ; s e c r e t a r y , C l e t a H u t z e l ; t r e a s - Housey morerthdn two hundred pav-,
u fe r^ fe ^ ra n c e s G o o d lin .' »
-Fresh Roasted-Peanutarper^-potrad"; . . , . . . .
. . . . ; -.10c-fast so as-to-get-l n-the-dian ing-eafttlcipating.
~:t ~" ' ■.■■
~
I noticen we >was standing s till b ut " ^ T h e Y o u r t h g r a d e r s h a v e w r i t t e n a
iAtter dinner the beautiful ritualBreakfast Brand Blend Coffee, per pound 26,o, 6 .pounds for $1.07^
“T he
F i r s t istic work of the Order was excuipik
th ou gh tAye;:w a 8 behind a block sig n a l c o m p o s i t i o n ; e n t i t l e d
Of
* ‘“‘“I
^ i^ o m e th in g b ut^ w h atr we w as be^ TimffkspylBf7^“ T h ly have made fledT the~cbairs beirig~bccupied~By
i
c
c
o
v
e
r
s
in
w
h
ic
h
t
h
e
y
h
q
y
e
placed
h in d w a s a d o z e n f r e i g h t c a r s t h a t
English VValnuts, Etc/7
officers of the various Chapters of
s o m e b o d y . h a d c a r e l ^ b l y to s s e d o v e r t h e s e s t o r i e s , m a k i n g v e r y n e a t l i t t l e , the coqnty, Mr, land Mrs. 13, B. Ham­
j _. _i:_ i_ 1
" a m i o f - t h e - t r a c k s . . j “A n d t h e p l a c e b o o k s ;— i-— ~rf . ■■■■■
mond werethe 'ca ndidatesr------w e ‘ w a s w a s C h e l s e a , • M ic h .; ; w h e r e
T u e s d a y a f t e r n o o n D r.- C r o z i e r , a
The meetiflg was honored by the
^ ::?7:g^ l r F !
•t / F
WE CAty FURNISH NEARLY
s s a ^ ^ ® s ? f r w,,“
h
V O K JM E 4 6
HU.
wTlf©se hogs
idea—
wonderful
gain”
Seitz’ Old ;Stan,d
...Vj.,^..-
~z^ x P a y in g bills i^/^cRDck—Icnds preBtige tD vyopr
business. “ It stpjnps you. as a person using every
modern facility./ The-public /quickly recognizes
these points.
USE THIS STRONG BANK7
F a T m e rs T -fe -M e ro h a n ts
Bankr
In Need
of
Paints and Oils
Sash* Doors and Glass
. . ^ B huikets-and Robes
—■
Harness and Halters
Roofing and Building Paper
a t A ltTim es—
P1IONK 80-W
r>
iim'i
'.nip
H IN D ELA N G
>r :
&
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FAHRNER
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L;*___ ■J)___T H E C M E L S fiA S T A N D A R D . N O V E M B E R 2 3 . 1 9 1 6 .
down below and see what l m we M Y - J H A N K S G l V l N a u t
aadlet youknw r*' irsppoaied to th e
iD O N ’T S U F F E R
boy's deelra tor adventure and to the
soldier's desire for information. So. F < * tD tfc fo o d u f M n sfo< <i,
after eome reluctance and wlany cau­ , _F«t itt tU b M a p y nvi
For «iwy Madly art a m .word
tions! the boywas allowed to go. To
^
M
I R
E
” divert susplcion,for the turkey would . IlUafi TbsftUcd._______ ______
..j
attract more attention than the hOft
When the Post Office au«
Ith
ta
fc
T
V
w
r
L
o
d
l
f
r
t
tbstroAa
Yank was permitted tojwompany him.
thorttter
^'aullsd* t he Stand.
Bcywd dwaawowwaiUalh aaa
—
The boy and the bird were farnttlar Ug*'"
?
F
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t
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k
e
fc
N
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e
r
s
o
n
,*
»rd
Ssciiritlss
Co^ In Now
fSM'
T e f id M (bod froai<Uyi«o m m ,
ores tn the neighborhood. ,
York,
awhilo
ago,
among it
gay* M r* , H a n a ilto n ,
Aad
dw part*
' Three miles from home a voice
wagon-load of. “Htoraturo" toll-,
i i .
laughed, h e r e ’s a turk fer your din* I t U o k 'I W L e r i f a r f a a f 'b a f dsys*
ing how to muKo * budding doi.,
oer, captain," and Bob found he had
-lap
blossom Into many thou■KEW.CIaatte, IodtiB"From th»-tlm< t a lked into a hornets1 nest They took
Fot pddianafiwmb BhYrinfinn w jn
Sanaa
qu(okly,j,wa« found s list wm eleven years old until I wuMven*
Aad ia dw dukaoM ior tka.iayt *
HV.L
the two to a cabin a little back from
of
100,000
namoa of poopio who
(^iWTiHiinfiimiiuiiiifiini teen-Ifugewd
Qf UgMssdJow*
the pike and asked the boy a fewqueahavb bought or might; bo in­
month boI had to be tlonarwithout gaining any informatTonu
.j • ^
duced to' buy govrleh-qulek
.I
in-b$d* I bad bead- Nop' did he loose his hold on Yank,
ittM^TbMVeafocbottnolglooai,
stocks, The inspsotoro sail this
•cb»,
backache
tod
For
cnaluig
pM,
aad
datUmd
moat
III
though the bird struggled to be free. A
the most valuable "suoksr list"
such,pains I would black-browed giant entered,
jFor n the shadow Thoo didtt coat
'
in . oxistsnoo. The Standard
cramp double every
To bad aad biaa.
\
a Yank ‘
Co. actually sold more,. t han
month* & I did not u p"There's
o n u t o e , ridge - f " l!
$ 2,900 ,000.00 worth of thelr
__ w-what it was-. l a-fi
-Ith^k-Tboelhrtthowdght d-duay—
icabl nt ha
WorttLiesa
atock to the publlRX_:
to be ^asy i minute.
. ^bja-loogst biada-ayjaidVfiwwia{p-t ■’ ? N. ’ . *
,
My health w a• s-a lH
fn'i
*J
“war®
d;^
f~
jP
ito
«ho
con
coar,
aad
sotting
sings—
L1
’em
yonder
on
the
I
t
would
beiandn
8
ult^evcn
to
..
ll
run down and the
^
Thy
goiBo,
O
Lonll—
,
“
presume
that
your
name
was
qn
:doctora..djd^nQi^d<r;
f1<ie
.. th at - llah^- But-: are you sure_.
good. / A _ "Y o u _ fellahs
Thrt m* and mounUin. flower and tree,make
a
ride
for
it
your money is so oorefully lu-1neighbor told my, mother about Lydia
JTheir-moMgo bring to a* of Thee, i
vested as to be immune from"
£ . Pinkham'sVegetablq Compound and at sundown," said
Aad fill my tool with octfaiy*
the lure of such concerns’ wild
i took it, and now I feel like a new the captain, "and
^ I thank Thee, Lord.
promises? Is Ifr^as safely Inperson. I don't suffer any more and I grab that Yank.
They
are
the
fel­
ygsted asUt-woulcI be m one
am regular every month.
Mrs* Hazel
And »o^rt ooly ob thUday,
lahs that - hung
of our 2100, f500 or' $1000'
H amilton, 822 South 16th S t '
When aaayitcam thaaiwgiviag ay,‘
B%. QuaTanteed Elrsl Mortforty Jed Speed. ^ We'll
But
now forever and alway,
haveaUtUehariggage Bond Certificates—every
yeara^r^adily-gwwlug in .popularity
i-W
I
thaak
Tbaa,
Lordl
Ih^rrparty
our?
$1
of investment secured "by
and
influence,
and
tboupandar'upcn
iilP
^w *A ivvyw w vw A ^vvw vyvyvA
more than $2 of actual. Incomethousands, of women declare they owe selves."
What could Bob
producing Detroit Beal Estate
their health to it, is it not reasona­
m nnfV*
replu^twal a »i»l
ble to believe that it is an' artlcleof do to warn hlefa*—
ther?
Run
fdr
it
bat guaranteed by a company
®reatmerit?
N Z H E S T W
Familiar FigureainW
with $ 200,000.00 puld-up cap* "
m
I f y o u w a n t special advice w rite himself? T h a t the Neighborhood.
w
a
s
hopeless,
ltal?
.
t o L ydia E . P in k h a ru M edicine
Hardly
Then-be
thought
ofYank
-<5o* (confidential), L ^ n n r Mass*
Beautiful Plumage and. Large
Ask_your banker about this:
/-T o u r le tte r w ill b e opened, re a d ' knowing why, he -let-^go his hoi.dr
Investment.
'If he don't know
SIze Has Given This Tur»
annYanswered b y a w o m an a n d There-was a squawk^and a flut-he. wiLLglndiy.find oat for you.
ter, a man at the door was nearly
lie ld ln s trlc tc o n fid e n c e ,
key First Place. . ^
And write us ifor complete de­
knocked from his fcct, and a feathere
tails.
s|Ft:
With Sorrow,;
..... - . thJng that hair ran and half flew made
I !r ;v.
HE—bronze turkey hoids-^the
A n e x a m p l e o f t h e g e u la U y n a i v e Is for thVpttcerrad
^
U rban
place of-honor among its tribe.
"He.
got
awayJ"/:
‘•Thar
goes
your
-thje
f
o
llo
w
in
g
,
.
d
ip
p
e
d
f
r
o
m
u
rie
x
­
m
It Is a cross between the wild
change:
.
* ■ dinner, captain," and a half-dozen
Realty .M ortgage
m
and-the~tamgrturkeyr-Ita-heau«^
— “ I t is w i th s o r r o w t h a t Ave~rnnrquiicc; shots aU^aroe-at-thirsam 6"tn"gtuntrA'ff
on a^icfd eH f/ r t d " M r s " 'J o h n W h i tm a n , for the boy, he poured outdoors' with tifiil,'rich'plumage and its size have
.Company
m
w if e o f t h e w e ll- k n o w n g r o c e r , w h o the rest and plunged Into the woods come from its wild progenitors. To
maintain, these ^deslrabl^viquaUties-J- aek=of=the=cabInrT=*— —
- .s e fls ^ th ro e ^ p o u n d s ri
4 & r-4 i
-Two-hours later a1 turkev.-both of crosses are continually1made.—In-this- h e r a r o m h l - t h e - - y a F d - l n - f u n t h e o t h e r whose wings drooped now, the left one way the mammoth'size'has bfeen gain­
:/-.:.ev ien i tig .she s to p p e d o n n n o jd to m a to stained with blood, fluttered into the ed.- Their standard- weight-ranges
can* a n d . s e v e r e ly i a c e r n t e d ; h e r - fo o t; Scott clearing. - To go to the boy was from 16 to 30, pounds, according to age
S h o u ld b lo o d p o is o n in g fjet In a n d s h e the father's first thought, to go for help and sex, Probably more of this variety
■ -mx-*J;■
- ii
ZES remov(Mrifrmn_our—midst—ttie Han-_|-the second and hetter one. It xvfis n are grown each year than of all others.
Direct from th« Mumfoeturer
The coloring of j this variety Is a
ner wilt turn its column rules. n_s’ a bit risky, but over the ridge he went
K
. 1
A t a Saving o f 5 0 to 1 0 0 %
down the, mountainside,-----;----- - - ground o f black, blazoned ?r shaded
’’p i ■ . " I
tribute to licr."
Bob circled q.nd crossed the pike a with bronze. This shading Is rich and- -2 0 -a « *qtl<ui Chrirtw.M. Cards, deaiafaed by
•rtisw celebrated for their osqUlBlto tnete, edH llE lG
. DON'T LOSE YOUR-HAIR . mile above. On a white stone b y the- ■glowhigrapd when^thefuttn's-rays-are fraveU endemboseedincolora,and encloaedla'
ro’ad fie saw a drop of red. "Well, they reflected from these colors they shine dadlTldual eaveloyes fat $t.OO. Tbeee card*
... .
If bought lo a retail etore Would cost up to 15b
like polished steel. : i
hit
him hut didn't git him,’’ he sa|di
H;:
l
m
Prevent It by Using Cutfcura Soap-and
' ''!
e a ch / Xnoiose $ |,0 0 hbl la envelope and mail
TJiat evening, Just as the sun dipped
The NaWagapsett tiirkeva are next today.- Card* will h* «*«t pr*p»trf,
v . Ointment. Trial Free.. ’
.
^
'' vI y! « « r
to the west, there was. another hor In size ta the bronze,i They aVe of packed. Money returned if not eatiafled. ’
M
I^your scalp is irritated, ijtGhing-and njet3*~neBt orr t he ridge. But this time blackrground color , each-feather^nd- - - W m rG ^ J ohgatDflhGo^ M f r s ^
w<Ti
' burning and y6ur hair dry and falling It was the enemy that wallced-into-it. ing.wlth a band of /stqel gray, edged 1200 Ridge Ave* N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
m
but in handfuls try the following treat­ There was time for only, a few.shots. with- black. This imparts, a grayish
ment;, touch spots of dandruff and But the guerrilla captain heard them in cast to the! Entire surface plumage. “ ROUSH on M TS;,^
»
a
Itching with Cuticura Ointment and the valley below and decided that it Mixed with this Is the finish of .me­
would
be
well
to
move
on,
leaving..his
tallic .black ..and ■Jmme..
follow with hqt shampoo of Cutfcura ~W.~N. U.^DETROIT, N0. 48--19t6.
missing.men td jo in him as best they
The standard weights of this variety
Soap. Absolutely nothing better,'
are, for 'unties, from. 24 to 80 pounds;
~Fr>p"s?ituple qach by fnail .wlth Dook.- could?
But-they-n^er did,—Next-night,--20 for females, from 12 to 18 pounds.
A^dress postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L, miles
awav.-the-cantaln turnfdj. tn on*. ^ pmo old .males of-both .thlH rih^L^thrr
of-his men-ana-askett
bronze variety weigh”over dO pound*
—-Do you reckon that fool-bird had
N o th in g Takes -the sth rc lrtru t of
The buff lurkey'Ta not generally
anything tp do with it? " '
s t-u c k u p g ir l H k e n n u n e x p e c t e d / k i s s .
known
throughout the country.-In
i.c.j‘v- As forjfank, the'battle-scarred Vetr many locailtfes
it Is almost unknown.
eran, wHat-was-ohe-wing-mere-or-Iess-? The (standard calls for a pure buff col­
P
eat
Is.
largely
uped.
in
stoking
the
S ib 1
lived to- see, peace' return to fire
railw ay engines of Sweden.
mountains, and to all Tennessee,,and or throughout, but! this shade of colorto-the-natton—And you may bersure: irig i i seldom, aeeq.--AS bred for marne never- moved the principal part tn
or light chestnut color mixed with
:■.if -; fM & t:
any Thanksgiving dinner,
_LCflt)yrlirht, 1916, Western Newspaper Union.) white.and some dark shadings; They
Ate highly valued In some localities for.
- ■>7- • ’4 '
their quick growth and for the^r at-tr-acttveness-^w-hen{ dressed; —Their-ay*
T h e M o n e y M a k in g
erhge weight isT s'evera 1~poundl Tesa
-^.4’,t;J. k j i . ,
than that of the Narragansett.
Crop
,/t.i s . ; - . The slate turkesE^might-be^called a
blue turkey. They about average iu
O n T h e G u lf C o a s t
size with the buffs "and blacks., They
Dem'ft-nd growing fast. ..Crop Never~ffniis ..fllBHttg i-tfinr fn>
p
p
f p
n »
T ^ r^ rf
-alt1 -it^VyS I •
is r n m
m
T”
FREE FIB ORCHARD LOTS
\ In largest and most unlqu^ ;
Fig Orchard Development in
America.
A well-known, toog^^ eatabllshed Southern i-irohnrfl n»dland'development corporation—wants several hundred rolia- ble people, to co-operate In
growing Figs for a canning
plant and Is willing to give
the Fig Orchard Jots to those
- who will, plant Figs.
Several hundred Michigan*,
peopli'-nlretuly-have accepted
lh)« —offer.— Kndorsed by ”
prominent men. W rite for
free booklet "FK? CITY'.’.and
full particulars to
RiTIOHa LACID SALES CO.—
-StoHFfitrfiIdg.y OtpL A,^_
Constipation rA
Vanishes Forever
j,L‘j~U
lq l . ^ ' J - '7T.fe>
sfy irC‘i
,'-td
-1 .
Wy'J - .i '•
Prompt R e lie f- Permanent Curd
CARTER’S LITTLE
; LIVER PILLS never
-laih-Pufcly^egeta4>le— act surely
but gently on
the liver.
Ctop after
dinner dis­
tress-cure
indigestion,'
improve the complexion, brighten the eyes.
•SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE,' SMALL PRICE.
' G en u in e must bear Signature-..;
to age And sex. The black color ranges
I
from.-small spots to larger markings^
but the less of this the better for ex­
hibition purposes. dt might be suirynlsed that ;the slate turkey- originated
I
from a cross- oTTwhite and black tu r­
Cause f o r T h a n k s .
keys.—. .—
There have been tlriies in tl>e history
In,America the white turkey Is culled
of thp country when-Thauksgivlng day thewh it eHollandturkeyr- Thereasonwas rather the occasion of expressions for this is not &pparept, thoqgh some
of hopeTor.blesslngs to come.than_of._think-it-Js-so -called' because it origl
gratitude for those being enjoyed, but nally chme from Holland. White tur­
even so- the nation has not been' un­ keys were formefly quite delicate and
mindful' qf its peculiar position as the rather small, but now are more eerierH
most forturiato of the countries of the ally developed. ; The standard of
earth. Much more,, then, should there weight is less for the whites than for
be thankfulness on every sldb today othervarletlea. " T h e / range from ld I I
wh’eh flofl^nlyriro the peeple^laLtKe pounds for yoiugIHeas.Jto_29 pounds
land enjoying peace while thousands for old toms.". In color of plumage
mourn abroad, but with peace is plenty they should be white throughout (ex­
In contrast With the hunger that stalks cept that each has a black beard dh
elsewhere ta cayy out the horror that the breast), with shanks.and toes pink­
ish white. : '
. .,r“
shot rindTholl did not complete, ^ '
Homs-^found Flour and Csrsais.
)7tTrh»fllng7: wlieat to imike flour m ar
t>e done at home as eEaliy as the grind­
ing of coffee. And thus n family may
have-wliolewheat Hour,-freshlj^ ‘
a Ibhig that is. uauAlly-dlfflcult-tb-obs'tain. The -New -York.Medical Journal
advises its readers- to buy-tUelr.whrat
frora'seedsmeirrRthor than from gro*
cers or feea stores oecfitise It wild
cheaper ami more efficient.
The grinder can he used also'fbr
cracking-lvJieatr-cornr barley, oats,
>ye arid other grains for: usd as breakfast dereals. And the cereoi&^vlU-oeed
chewing,which- will.not only strength*
eif the inusclbs of the chewers’ Jaws,
but
their teeth from’decay,
UUC will.keep
W1II J
ls if they beglh as children. .
omemnde cereals need long cookomem
flreless cooker is utmost ipdlspeusahle,
,
sonf
f
OF IWTM6ST TO MOTHERS _
The cost of . food today is a serious
matter ?o all of tyoii. To cat down
oar food bills bad at the game time
Improve the liealth of yprif family,
serve them •kinritr’s Mgciaroni .and
8pafhettt two or three times per week.
Children (love It -and thrive on I t— ItIs the best possible food for adults;.
Write th« Skinner 'Mfg.:0o70mj&ov, |
Nebr^ for beautiful cook book felllnf
how to serve it dni a hundred ways,
It’s free to every mother,—-Adv* ;
GOSSIPING ‘OVER THE 'PHONE
Ifc itE a W B ic lu c Itt
you divhwvy work
alr. dsw't Mt too much tarn.
■ m m ,itm v , th,
« « M d iw ,,.
.od u tta n T
wosk Udnsys to throw off ufcZ}
Tbousogdi recommend theia. >.
A M ichigan P u n
^hadei; Haii u<
Many Womens in Theta BnJoymonL ^
Friendly' Chat, forgot, the
y
'' ‘Rights pif Dthors.
J
Women do uqt meet aud mlngle to
the. extent jh atjn en
work J>r
a t lionie, t i i o y n O O a v e the opporvlslnrig. ■Housewives? es»
DEAD ON HIS FEET tunttles^fbrpecialty^uffgr frqm hot,tleil-vip social
. GOLD MED^D Haarlem Oil .Capsules -mstinctsr -The most alfublo husband
will3bring mew 4ife and quiokly relieve oiinnbt bo ongmfed in sorious coriversu-that ~Btoppgd-up?congeated- feeling. They-}tion-on manjHtopics-wlilrii-W^TOf a
will thordugUly-cleanire—ahd“: wusli our mufiiLinterest to a wife ns a bowling
thg kidneys ,and_bladder ...and^gently
oft the ill effects of excesses of ail score; the home teams' pitching pros­
. The healing, soothing oil soaks pects or behavior o f the real estate
right into the walls arid lining of 4im4cid- market, are to a man and his cronies.
-levs and expe^B tt^e jpoisons in your svsSo the hnbit'orTJFOlonged gossiping
. your
„
idneys m go0<
eep
by daily u«o oof GOLD MEDAL Hnnrlcm over the telephone* brings about a
nd
tU-hfty^gqc
jerimis probienHji service. The tqleF
Gqm
to youf Jruggfsl aCVnoO'ah^seiJure it phone coinpnny haif arranged* a cal­
package of this time-honored, world-wideremedy. It is not a "patent
“patent medicine," It culating supervision of telephone^ con­
iB passed upon by. U. S. .Government versations, instructing operators to
chemists - an<
na declared 'pure before com- break in o h : those that monopolize
4ng into this country. GOLD
(JULJ) MEDAL ib
ty-llno systems whteh—other-^ubthe pure, original Han rlcm Oil, imports
scrlbers
are scfiilrmlng to make use of.
direct. ffom the . apeient iaboratojaea' in
Holland; where it is the National ^House- OAn impoi'tant male, trying to suiq.hold..Remedy of the sturdy Dutch.. Look., inou-a cab to c a td n rtra in , overhears
for the •name GOLD MEDAL an every
box. Accept- no-eubstituter-^-Ybur—drug­ a fragment .of >after-dinner telephone
gist will gladly refund your money if hot conversation ibetween a pair of estim
as represented. Adv.
able mnldensj or matrons and becomes,
fdr the moment' a violent antagonist
. . — _ L o cal M ag n a te .-./.:/
of the: rTpvement for woman'» eqtmiity,
"Are yon the postmaster?”
The telephone coinpany, seeking to
*‘Yep.’*~ _
justify. Its 'demand for heavier tolls
"iGimme two stamps,” -l
nrid to answer blttw criticism' of Its
: "Here=.ye are. I also'soil dry goods, scr.vlce,-jdecl(Ics,ta .strlko-nt- tlu>.h en rt
groceripsTThriVdware an’ comns. Need to-heart communications whfcli vibrate
anything of th’ sort?”
over the wires for-many precious' mo“No. I’m IJiist passing through hero; menter while the matter-of-fact public
'f^ct'Tsr4’m7otiiipy;wup-to-the"'stfttlon guasMs-rtS7t^th.'T-,Betr0tt-Ne\v8.now."
“ : .
—
T'
s~TT'
. Jyrhat so?) -i operate th’,only hack
A Cat and a Town.
line in town; Sam, my driver, will take
yer to ^ re depo' fbl^m quaFter^^IJlr- - A - d o g - t r e e d - n - c i i t ^ i n i o n iu u _ e le c trlo .
llg h t p o le b e t w e e n
L e x in g to n . an d
mirigham .Age-tlernlf.1. --------—
Mount Sterling anil made a: cross dr-
S
and cou d. hardiS
any work
^
ff” rest was took** *
Doan's m
Kldneypfft
_
-cured
* Ji
i-« «
D O A N ’S « $ »
fOSTERAIiLBURN CO« BUFFALO^
—*W. Uid*>, «h.ri i««ar«r• bffUivuayrMolt
UMinW
fta Yfry.N**Uilmpti^.U*bruald ,r
•WW
iril *MwoV,in«i^siir f*th,r»n«aifn„ * «KTthis whltky,.trior oihtr •Inh,!!, •tlatlulki-
B o s c h e e ’s
Has for the last 51 years been steadily.
. torthe rapi^rehef of colds, coughs,bron^
thltls, throat and lung Irritation. No
other remedy has, sue h a remarkable
record
of widespread dlai.-lhiitfan ^y,
and75cr8izerardnixglsts everywhere-
A B S O R B IN E
*TkAdl mmhKHiG.ui.HAi.oh
—
Reduces
BureaT Enlargemenu,
c u l t “w h i 'C lr p lu n g e d M o u n t. S t e r l i n g in Thickened,
Swollen Tissues,
Important to Mothers .
to t o t a l d a r k n e s s .
T h e o ld - tim e o il
Curbs,. Filled Tendons, So^
—Bxamlne-carefully every bottle of la m p w n s - i n
nesa from Bruises or Straiosi
O A S T u R I a , t n a t f a m o u s o ld r e m e d y ,
but one"‘cat; could not put out every
stops Spavin Lameriesi, allays pain.
f o r I n f a n t s a n d - c h ild r e n ,1a n d s e e t h a t , i f
lamp in/town.—Louisville Courier-Jour­
Does not blister, remove the hair«
Bears the
nal. - - ' '■[ I- V; lay up the 'horser •f2.00'»~bouls-Signatureof
at-druggiitf ordeiivered—Book 1Mfree.
ABSORBINE, JR., for minkiad- M
In-Use foiMJfer 80 Years.
T he R esult.
'
■'
antiseptic
liniment for bruises, cuts, Wounds,
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria _'*I hear Dick Jones, Is a RhovCr.” ■ -strains, painful,
swollen veins or elands. Ii
''He always was a~^sliiTtg^sort-of1 heairarid spotnes. >1700 a bottfe «t
' He Couldn't'Reisl8t,
fellow,
gists or ^stpaid.
aid. Wifl tell you fnoi* if yoi>
Dyspeptic Old Lady—What ought. I
5in the tL’^A .^by,
write,
to take for an add rising? Fernando El Cano of Santa Rosa, W. F.TOUNQ.P, D. F.. 310 T|«BI*Et.. 8prIn’flRaid,Hub
Flip Drug Clerk—-An acid drop, Cal., snysr he l»i on§ hundred and fif­
lOBton.D.O. SooUtw*.r '
raadanr.—
teen yenrs"oldr'-_ ____
fereqees.' BmI iw
Mi me
S
- s T h e m a n w h o b o u g h t- t h i s s to c k a t $5.00 o e r s h a r e T a s t
m o n t h b o u g h t i t w h e n th e c o m p a n y h a d n o e n te r s f r > r / - a r c t n
s p e a k of, o n ly a n o p tio n o n th e ir p ro p o sed p l a n t ' a t W a y n e ,
a n d n o c a r b n e x h ib itio n .-------v -------- -------------—W ho bought^tjis-Stock? -Largely thtrauttmobile mart, andlthosc interested
in tec business of building tars. Why? Because they know Ray. Harrouh and
his associates and had faith in his and their ability and~honestv. -Th>v ltrif.^ TTe
VidH t h p c a r
h u n o r tn a o o
..— X.
-— - —X - i i i ——- —
had thc car, TT^hc
car-was a wiHncr ^nd thj^pTicer wsS TigirC
theH arroun M o t o r s ^ o r p o r a t i p n ^ w i t ^ p r d f t ^ n l t s ^ k T f o r ™ « . o 0^
2 5 /d w le re
t o u g h t _ a n d ^ i d J o r : a n d t t e .b a l a n e g o Y tW efffy -fiv e a C T e ^ w ^ ' t i n g ^ ^ e c t l S t f f i e ^ S t r ^ l e y b r b u ild in g s c o s tin g $ 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 a n d e le c tio n s ta rte d . M o n e y i d t h e D ^ t b l n k s f o r
th e c o n tr a c t p a y m e n t s ,. ______ L _
m e u e t r a t Dames ror
SAFEIY.-EIRST,
^ ^ C a n
y o u b e a t th is record?
it a d v a n c e s a g a in ,
n o d ie rs p a id .
Is n o t th e sto ck a t th e p re se nt price a b a rg a in ?
~
9ic t
w g F n e x f T u e s d a y , th e 2 1s t, to secure th is s to c k -a t <fa ^n- ofv*t»
W e h a v e b o u g h t a n d p a id fo r a lar g e b l o c k s
W e r e c o m m e n d it a n d b e lie v e in It.
P la c e y o u r
of
w ent to
we can S
th e n e x t a d v e i ^ s m e m a o o e a r o 1 “ W - u - , * - .
o ffere d u s a1t th e t/i nfV m L
f t
^
i
'
d o w n th o u s a n d s
j f S
a
r f e
A . R. S H EFFER & C O .
Established 1896^-STOCKS AND BONDS
C h e rry 1 5 4 ^ ^
G r o u n d F lo o r, 3 4 U h l S s S t r e e t W , D E T R O I T , M I C H ;
W?* '
T H E C H E L S E A S T A N D A R D . N O V E M B E R 2 3 ,1 9 1 6 .
1*l*/~4■
*
He u sed a pebble
l<S '7----
rar1"-
0 H
In Ills day. to keep
filriRoutlrinolst^"
^
B y L o u ts J o s e p h
WE use
CANYSlIlOlVE LOVg? PUZZLE?
V a n ce
B
- M
M
1 I
Y oiT H heum atism , K idney, L iv er o r
B la d d er^ F ro ttb ta?—
—
lag possible explanations. There's a
third ,-Y i«- ■■- *■.................
"WeUf' . ,
.
“Be may bavewcelTediistronghlnt
th a t. he was nominated teg
that overtook young Ouster, Hamilton
and Thurston! and sp planned to give,
his dikappaarance.'tbe c o lo ro fa slml*
lar end.”
0 H
9sin or dull scko in the back is. often nighty irritation, cadimonfr etc*
evidence cl kidney trouble. It is Nature’* Lack of control, smarting, uric ad^
timely warning to show you. that the track disrincM, Indigeetion, aleeplcuneac, Mr**
H b«dth is not clcar,
ouascM, sometime* the. heart act*JMiy,
rheumatism, bloating, lack of ambition*
Danger ftlgnila.^ ,
m
If thCM^ dasger .i^na)* sre nnbeeded ay be loss of ffesb* ^llow ob^plaxioa.
,more •eribnc^ rttu lt *Vmay bo espoeteds
Provslonoy gt Kidney Dls**so« ;.
kidney troublc in 3s wont fora may steal
Most ,pw»lo, do not reallae the
upon you.
•— Tbousanda of people have tmtified that ing incseaes and remarkabU prerajeney
tbe mUd and immediate effect of 8wrap- of kidney dieesie. '^bH ei kidaey._dif*
Root, the great kidney, liver, and bladder orders are among the moat common
remedy, 'iB ^ n real« ed --th at-lt -itanda dieeaeea that prevail, they are sometime*
the hlgheat for its remarkable curative ‘the laat recogBi*bd,;^by" p&tienta,"wko
effect jn the ' meet diitrctficg caaee. If vihy often contentthpnftlvt* w ith doctor*
...........
J .......you
snow Iiowd kave the ing tfU rftc ti. whiU (A* orig in al dittos*
ron need
a medicine.
mav.-constantly underaihe the ayitem.^ ~~
Regular
bottle*
at all drug Stores,
- Lame back f* only one of many symp­
toms of kidney trouble. Other eymp* Don’t make any mistake, but remtmbor,
tome ehowing that you may need Swamp- the name, Dr. Kilraer’a Swamp-Root, *nd
Jtoot-are^-being aubject to embirraMing the addrem, Binghamton, N. .Y., «wkicband frequent bladder trpublic day and yoiTwiirfind on eveflT|>ottle. ! ir
SPECIAL NOTE—7ou may obtain a.eample eize^bottle of Swam^R<^ by epcloiing
ten cent* to Dr, Kilmer 4 Co., Binghamton,. N, Y. This.givea you,the opportunity
to prove the remarkable merit of thie medicine.. They.wilt also eend.you a book of
valuable information, containing many «rf-the-^hOuaand*-orawtelid'blatters, reoeived,7;
fromlLmen and women who say they found Swamp-Root, to be juat the. remedy; needed
in kianey, liver and bladder troubles. The value-and Buccesa of Swamp-Root are so
wall known that our reader* are advised to eend for a aamfile size bottle; Address Dr.
Kilmer k Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing b* sure and mention' this paper.
~-““ Wh*tJa lovot_«iiyhow7 l 8.Ht,J n tho m m of husband And wife, ,
respect and. admiration of oertaln spfrttustquslltles? Or, In your ex•perlence, la It puro physical attraction between a oortaln mah arid a .
odrtaln women—with roapbot; and admiration aa ilde-llghte?
Do you bollovo’that an intelligent woman' wpuld loye enough to
live with him, the «n«n who years prevlovcty had married her. Just
i^VTou "don't mean to say you think
to save* her gbtfdtiamoM a glrl and,.then hg'd .disappeared? That Jo
there" was any meth6d lh~thkt 'tralh of
the problem confronting. 8era Low, the great actreM* In “The Destroytragedies?” . t
Ing Angel/1
“I’m not la the feast superstitious,
riimli Wlillwlmii »mi iiuMHmi i w uimm Jim nlii iiinniIn In
: Tnyrdearrmanr-I-dotft-for^an, Instant
live, by cmilfrat surgeons.- lia discovered a decent young woman In
believe, as some people claim .to. that
troubI©—iher h ^ d j^ ^ ^ jp t^ d ^ '^ e -g o o d deed-befoFO^ 1^10," ho eel*}^ara^awds^desttoyiag-angelrhound'’’I'll rparry thie frightened^child, and give her my respectable name.
ed by a tragic fates that lier love la
Then I'fl'go off-eomewhere and w i(ltJorthe end," Thie he dld—end
equivalent to the deathi warrant of
the man who wins it."
v
and healthy, and .started a hunt for the glrl-wlfe of other days.
—"‘But -what do you thlnferthen?‘fc^
He dlecovere her. In 8ara Law, and muti/hl recognition across
, “I think," said Ember slowly, nls
the foottlghto stops a play. Martin Ember, former detective, cornea
'gaze on the table, “that someone with
to Whitaker arid telta amazing facts, A big mystery looms, in this in­
a very strong Interest in: keeping the
stallment
‘_ -----------:—
young woman single—and on . the
stage-^-V
“— =
“Maxi Impossible 1"
Einber]shrugged."In human nature:
CHAPTER Vlj—Continued.
“It isn't blame—it’s superstition.
no iua(lness_l8 impossible. There’s not
J4 Listen . ;.
; “And: you found iidr and told Drum*
Blnber ?bent-forward, holding Whit­ a shred of evidence against Jules Max.
mond—■*?" .
r. :
aker’s gake .with Intent, "grave eyes And yet—he’s’ a gambler, AH theatrli Whitaker leaned over the table, "The first time,"' lie said In ,a rapid urn cal managers aro, of course; but Maxi
W , “LTHE. SHOE-THAT HOLDS IT* SHAVE”
studying the man’s face;with intense! dertone, “was a year or so uftey iier Is a card-fiend. >Tha tale of his plunge
Interest. •
- / ■
. . .•
triumph as ' Joan Thursday. There, ing'runs llko wildfire up and down 83.00 83.BO 84.00 84.B0 & 8B.OO AfSVSBt*
\ ~ W R IG L E Y ’S gives us a
. “No—and yes. I found Mrs. Whit­ were then two inert openly Infatuated-* Broadway, day by day, A dozeji times
Save M oney by W earing W, L D otulM
aker. I didn't report to Drummond.’* with her, a .boy named Custer, and a ltd’s hedn ou the verge o f 1ruin, yet
w h o le s o m e , a n tis e p tic ^
shoes.
F p rsa te b y over9 0 0 0 shoe dealers.
“But why^-in heaven’s name?"
man I believe you knew—William always vhe has had Sara Law to roly
T
he
Best.
K now n Shoes in th e W orld,
■"""
__ _ upon ;Talways_he’s_been,’able to-fall
■ Eiiiber~8m1led somberly; at the ;drobpT “Hamilton.” J "
refre sh in g - c o n fe c tio n to
W / . L, Douglas name and th* m ail price h stamped on die bot>
. Ing ash of his clgur.: “There were sevr
"I knew them both.*'
;
* bac^TTipon that aksetr^sure"that her
VY tom of all shoes at the factory. The value Is guaranteed and
erul reasons. In the
place 1 didn’t
“Custer wns 'maklng the pace; the popularity would stave off bankruptcy.
the wearer protected against high prices for inferior shoes. " The
t a k e th e place o f th e cave
mail prices ate the same, everywhere.- They cost no more in San
-have-to: .Lhacl asked.no rotnlner front a n n o u n e e h ie nt. o f Id a p n g n g o ;rm n t, to And he’s superstitious; he belleves-she
FrancSco th a n tl^ do inT^ew Ydck. They ore always worth the
is
his
mascot.
I
don’t
accuse
hini^I
m a n 's p ebble.
Drummond, and .1 rendered no_bl
j^ L n w .was_confldently_antlfilpate.d.
price-paid % ~thq^^. x
what I-“hud' found outrwas-mlnerr'to He died suddenly; the coroner's’jury suspect, him, knowing him to bo -ca“r
t * quality of W L. Dou^as product is guaranteed’vhy more
pable
of
many
weird
extravagances,
keep or to sell, as I chose. I chose.not decided'that he; hod misjudged the In­
WRAPPED
A
than 4o^yean experiencein making fine shoes.^’Ihe smart
;
.
.
.
Furthermore^
it’s
a
fact
that
IN
We help teeth, breath, appetite,
to sell because—^weil,—because' Mrs. tentions of a loaded revolver.. People
Mox~wns
a
feHow^ssengerwitlr
Blllywhispered a suicide, but dt didn’t look
^ n i t l i k e T b e g g e d me ..not to."
are made in * welteouipped factory St Broritton».MasS->>.
— d ig estio tta n d d elieio u sly soothe
" :“Ah!’’ Whitaker “BrealEed, sitting pquite like that to .me. "However Hamllton when the latter disappeared
i highest paid* skilled shoemakers, under the direction; and
I
back. ‘.'Why?"
.
. . . Hamilton stepped Into his In midocean."
supervision fo f txptriauxJL tnea, all working with .an honest
m ou th and . throat w ith this
heard that"Snnr —^Euiber^paused—
and—
sat^-UpN-prepbra-r - determination to make the best sKocTIbr the price A at
~ l ‘,Thla^w m alt:
can huyv
after youryroarrlnger-MrSr Whitaker taw~was-to-marry him and leave-the tory'to rising. “All otLwhlchtli-he-com
welcome sweetmeat.
Ask your shoe dealer for W. I> Douglaa shoes; If he can­
rWi NAMES BROW
N
had tasted the sweets ef Independence stage. Hamilton had to go abroad on eluded, "explains why I have tree
not supply, you-vrltm the klnd yon want, toko no other
ANDI'MIN‘TOWN.
and—got the habit.. She had adopted Imslness; on the return trip—tha wed- passed upon your patienpe and yoq^ makoi—Write for-Interesting Booklet eiplalnlnr how to
V
O
E
T
-M
E
I
etshoosoftho highest atnnaard of qunUtyforuMprloe*
The Wrigley Spearmen want to send you
"a prpfesslon lodked"upon with abhor1 ding waa set for tlnr any gftcrh^TTmd-'
y return itmtl, postogo free.
thelr Book of Gum-ptlon. Se.nd_apoBtal
rence bv her family. ' She was already ed here—he disappeared, no one knew
IX
LOOK FOR W. L.
Bue^essfui .ln-a smaH^wayTzhad-ltttle-}-how.— Presumably he feiLjO-verhoarff'
S pries
^S M
if tn r lr today. - Wm. Wrigley Jr.C o .,
-nune and- the Vetiiil
by
accident
one
night;
sane
men
with
need of -the money she would get as
e
tamped
on
the
bottom.
1 3 2 7 Keener Building, Chicago.
claimant of your estate. She enlisted everything in-the world'.to live] for do
my sympathy, and—I held my. tongue." -such things, you know—accerding-tothe newspapers."
, j “That was decent of you ”
u
The man bowed a quiet ac'knowledg- ' “I understand you. Please go dm"
Or Dlstomper In staUlfins, brood mares, colts and all others la
—4M—I
■msst -Osstroatlvs. Ths garm.-osM
sInyi thn (1l»>ns> mu»t .ha, rs»
rhment—-“!■ thought you’d - tbink^BO., .; ^Approximately:— eighteen —,mnnthH
moved
from the body ol thi ftnlm&i To -prevent the trounl#
later a man nora.ed“Tfmr aton—MItcliel b
There was a third reason.'*
the tame muat bo done.
-Thurston- was cbnaldered-a dangorous
~He pnusetk. Until Whitaker
CO M PO U N D
WI1J do both—cure the sick and prevent thosej vexposeCr* from
aspirant for the hand of Sara Law'. He
aged him with a “Yes—
-having
—Kft
anA ft n 'VifttllP! Ifi nnd 110* tM
“Mr. Whitaker"—the query - came was exceedingiy-weii fixed in a money
doxen. All druggldta, hiirnee* houB«e, or Tnnnufacturers.tCQMI.D TRUST H»S MEMORY HADNT BORED~ GUDSTONE -polftt-blank^--‘
-jdo-you-iove-youp-wlfer?— _way=a_sort-of dilettantish-architect,
SPOON MBOICAL CO., Chemists, Goshea*; InA, .11, A A»
with
offices
In
the
Metropolitan
tower.
^-Whitaker-caught'
his
breathy
"What
M^ Wanamaker Able to Turn at Once 8tatesman, in FSct-, Thoroughly En- right—!" he began, and checked ab­ One day at high noon he left' his. desk
Did Not Interest HlmT : ■
■ Joyea Himself While “Heavy”.
to Any Book on' Hla Miles
“What did you learn at church to"ftrgo
to
lunch
at
Martin's;
crossing
ruptly.
The,blood'darkened
ihlB
lean
Recitation Was Rendered.Children WhoM
SIcKlf
day?" Bill- was asked, vlf having been
. of 8helvea.-Madison": square, hersuddenly.fell dead*
cheeks.
When
ytfttr
child
crie«
E
jt
night,
touct
his'first
experience,
althoj.igfi
.he
had
with
a
bullet
In
his
brain.
It
was
a
W
h
ltn
k
e
r
g
av
A
iq
e
t
o
n
n
d
f
tr—Mrs.
fc>tleasly
jn
lf
»le^Ps-l#-cop>tiD
ate<l,
fcv«
Sir
Charles
Wyndham,
the
actor,
wus
often been~to Sumlity school,.
As cquple of,weeks ago John Wanaerksh or oMAymptpmiof.worms*you feel
rifle
bullet,
but
though
the
square
was
stand
that
you
didn’t.
It
wasn't
hard
worried. Mothers who Vmlue their own
“Oh rthe minister talked and there
i maker' did something which he said he once hsked to exploit a.certain reciter to nercelve. everything considered, that ■crowded, nd one had heard the report
comfortftnd the welfareof their-jhlkdrtn,
hums’* for tlierp u f
-WflOJhg
m
^
aad^nabdenebeforeof the
ehouldntver buri tio.ut
pose,
art
which
Gladstone
was
present.~
-^But whatillfl the”minister sayT’C-'perlence as a merchant. He opened
I should like to go to my grave rylng a rifle. The conclusion was that
otlsm.
M
o
t
h
e
r
G
r
a
y
’s
S
w
e
et
_“0 h he ’talked. a. lot about paying
»nday—That will-inter--, ■Xt—wus n terribly; hot...afternoon) and 'with anything half-as-dionorablo—
lo ll and -he-had been shot by sobiebody using a
P o w d e rs fo r C h ild re n
the rent; bjit I did not listen much."
esfc you even less, than something else the - reciter; announced that lie would unselfish to my.credlti”
gun with [ a Maxhn-sllencer, from a'
(or oia tbroashoQt the i«s*
give
“Elaine,"
by
Lord.
Tennyson.
E
v
e
r
y
o
n
e
w
a
s
p
p
z
z
le
d
,
b
u
t
a
t
.la
s
t
which Mr. Wanamak-er did that :after:
«on. They land to Brctk
J “I b e g -y Q U rlp a rd Q n f”_ W h i ta k e r . mnt-_ window on the south / _s_lde o f . the
op ColdS, rallava FaverlihAfter the recital Slr"Cirarles:..weni t e r e d th ic k ly .
It w a a c l e a r . . T h e ' m i n i s t e r h a d ta l k e d
square. There were no olues.’f
.noon and which whs told me by one of
oeil, Comtlpation, Ttetha b o u t " t h e d u ty o f tile p a r e n t , a n d p r o ­
■
‘'And
now
Drummond
1"
Whltdker
iog
Diiordera, tnova and.
the ;dozen persons- who were present,- to Gladstone ana sa|tl, "I'm afraid
“You" don’t, then?"'
regolaia
lha .Bowali and
you’ve
hndi
a-trying
time
with
all
this
n
o
u
n
c
e
d
'I
t
p
a
y
m
e
n
t.
...
...
exclaimed
in,
,
horror,
“Poor
fellow
1
writes “Girard" in the .Philadelphia
.-“Love her.?.No," •
-dsitrjBX_-Wori&a,
"
ppwdef• ars-flsi
- JChere_a£as_a^Hllght.paBis&._/Qi_en,J i Poor woman!”
■Public.Ledger- There.had-beeh-.
take and easyxbr
~^The"Cdnebo, Shlppo, Coconino and
ner for a 'party of distinguished :Jap* ' “r‘N o r a r i i l l ; " :^wa9 th e - r e p iy T ; " ! h a'v e do,” said this extraordinarymofi, meet ' A slightly sardonic-expression thodt
to give. They claauio ib# _ . „ .
Ynhua tribes,' of Amazon Indians are,
itomach, get on lha Liver Trade Mew.
anese vlsitoVs, and Mr. W a n a m a k e r - ih a d - a - - c l\ a r m ln g _ ja f t e r n o o n . I • th a n k Ing Whitaker’s gaze openly. “I do," fled the_Hnes^of Ember’s, mouth. "So
and give heelthful. eleep Don'X-accept
still
wearing
clothes
of
grass,.
y o u f o r a s k in g m e, a n d n o w a s I a m
far
as
Mrs.
Whitaker
is
concerned,"
he repented, flushing In his turn, “but
volunteered to; show the oriental gen
;by
regulatln* tb^ ehild^t ^anyeubetityta.
q u i t e r e f r e s h e d I c u n r u n . b a c k t o th e
. . . hopelessly . . . However, he said With .the- somewhat pedantic'
tlemen the inside of his store.
Uttdbymoihtrtfor29years.' Sold byell
D r, P ie rc e ’s F a v o r ite P re sc rip tio n m akes
....
.
t>at wa8l'he 7third"reason," he pttr8ued: modejQf-SDcech-which Whitaker was to.
Before..departlnlglrom the big gran- house.". ■'
__ini(rsl#l8,,25.ct8. Sample mailed FREB
^ _ _ _ 4 ^ w e a k ^ w o m e n s tr o n g ,s ic k iw o m e n - w e lV n o
g l P C h a rle s w a s elftted , f o r - t h e - m n - ^ in a'more level voice—"I thought you learn-tor^ssoclatrwtth'hlrinonreUtsTjf
Addreae, Mother Gray Co;. Le Roy. N. Y:
lte ^building M r.' Wanamaker •said to
alcohol.. Sold in ta b le ts o r liquid.—A d v .
Destroying
ef'heavy-’/Elnlne" hud been a success ought -to know about It—that induced most serloug concentration-—“I echo
* Be aura you oakfor and obtain
the chief,gaest: ■ ---I n t h e heVd a .v o f h e r y o u t h a w o m a n
: Hoiher Gray’s Sweet Powtlefrfor Children.
afterallr—He—
rqshed-do^.the—
stage,.
-theUsentlraentT-But
-let-us—
suspend
!
me~tcrkeep"Sara"Law’s
secret.
.
,
“Baron, there Is a book here I ,wl|h. where he'found his guests waiting for
;l loved her from the day I-'Hound her. judgment on Drummond's case until privacy. It seemed only right that'you may be in the grass-widow class.
you to "have."
and for ten..
fghe h.as never looked twice at me. wejknow more. It Is-not as yet ;fln es­ should^-get the straight, undistorted
Naming another book, Mr.- Wann- him
CLEVELAND NEWS
o\vhf\ t-h
one,.to. yoil..., tnej_
.i story from an unprejudiced onlooker,
. But that’s why I never lost-in^ tablished fact that he is dead.”
K
id
n
e
y
D
is
o
rd
e
r
crie W o give us ‘Elaine1 oh h dUJt 1HUT !terest.M* ..... ■ ' ■■■' ■
TgHTBlhUi IHHWM HOPH—"
'
W T v e g f QiBr n n r a a u w u r u m hit.1
■it. Then he proceeded to present to tlll
-Cleveland, Ohio.—“Anurle- haa ceiv
I B y D g r Y . M. P IE RCED3
j_
Snre|y
.there
was
'something
vicetlL
-Whitaker
luok
him
tip"
~
'
"
Tlieru’s
doubt,^correcteZ
nYou moanr
each- gentleman -present-a■.volume—or=
— T h e-m o a t sim ple methods~are~ usuf ta ln ly -bptm^ e f -^ o n d e r ful help^
_
“By-all meanSi" - ' " rdtfRdently—"you contInued"fo~Hh—?" acidly-p^doubt,- at least,. ln_my mind.
■two, in each instance naming what he lig h t e d to ch o o se. ,,
ally
the.
m
ost
effective
^
e
s
r
w
h
e
n
^
^
^
^
h
g
I
^
y
liy
^
f
^
f
join
ts
or^rheuSir: Clmrlcs.- T r “Courf her—as we say ? No." Em­ Y.ou se_q,'I saw Drummond in .the flesh, . "Have you told Max of your rei» treating any disorder o f the hum an m atic p a ln sr A T th e tlme_ I w iam enced_---_
“ L ig h te r !,f
ech o ed -intended to give before he went to a ThTtt’s
the trouble with you society. ber’s shoulders, lifting, emphasized the alive and vigorous, a good half ’hour tlops with Sara Law?"
system.. T he m ere d rink in g'a cud o f t o . take.-AUurlc I had sharp paiag, in
bookshelf to get. It, Which feat of fiennle^ou’re-Trll-Fc-frivoIous—I gave disclaimer. -^m-no-fooL I-have4iad after he Is reported to have leoped to
SST a
y k nee,Join ts w e r e .s a .
“No."
'
-------—
?
hot- w ater________________
_ --------bad th at th ey m
-memory''-caused my-lnfermant- t<r re1
----------- =----- — os—
—
«««»hls-death^”^"Of-imybody^lBe?"" of- puro^ water all day, and: a little
walked,
aad^
“Where?’.’
Anurlc 'before every meal has beear 6,8
“No."
She doesn’t know it, unless Max told
me:
“Coming. up the stairs from the
found the most effective paeans of came so rheumatic
“Then
keep;the
truth
to
yourself—at
her
agalnst
my
wish-;
but.it
was.I
who
afternoon."
•
^—
.
',
'
•
,
.
‘
^Thave seen John Watramaker do n .... -of course he had," was the rejoindowntown
subway
station
in
front
of
least until this coll is -straightened overcoming kidney trouble.. Death depend upon it at all in golngMp or
him to, bring^ her before th ^
great manyiextraordlnnry things In 40 'dor, “forhe was asleep all the time. . Induced
would occur if the kidneys did not; d(° ^ 8talr 8’y,Wf
public, four years ago, ‘as Joan Thprs- the Park Avenue hotel.- lie wore a out."
work das,, and night In separating sistency and at llmes shjawed a brlckyearst but hls ablllty to pick, hero and
(Tny. Since then her destiny has heeir 4mt-pulled down over his eyes arid an — Ember got up. f“Qood: ntghLg-h» polsons-and uric add from the“hlood; ltke-sediment. Anurl’c has cured mo
there a book'out of many thousands
Are-They.. ReaMy Masters? ^ - rathe#,too big a thing for me to tam- old ove^coa^uttgned tight up to hja sahLpieasantly........... ^ ... i_
The danger signals are backache,
these jymptoms of h
troi>
amazed me the moet." __
1 4,f!n n y o u to ll m e w h e r e t n o p f o n i ? per with;'but I’ve watched and won- chip. He was carrying a satcherbefifT
Whitaker took his hand, staring. depressions, pains, heaviness, drowgl* b)e and has restored me to a
thy,
i-—- "bFtl'bn- o f b ig a m y l ^ T e f e r r e r t o i n th e dered, sensing forces at work about lngthrlnitlals“OrSrD^-but was <other- “Good night,” he echoed blankly. “But ness, irritability,Tieadaches, chniIneprP^,slcal condition
-I-wouUI
Carried Boy on Cot Fifteen Miles.
-—I say^-why keepJt_quletT!_______ 1 rheumatic twlDgea^-Bwollenljolnta or advise every man and,
Oak Topr Bible?' askctl-ft-feutt{iay-School_tea£li£f-|-jiep__Qj__wjllch eVert- she-wa 8—unsus- wise'pretty_thoroughly_dlsgulsed^and*
■" Ters with any kidney,ailment to gtvo
L-taudedt-anxlous'
enough-to
escape
Ember,-turning to go, paused, his -ou*
^
f
n
m
n
l
i
c
h
ild
r
e
n
_________
nltfe- —Will 1eMtnrncdtatelr^hsWerea “YW glancy qiiletly quizzical.—“You- don’t
Sine® It Is such-a dmplu marte^1^ Anaf4f7^ ^ ^ ^ i l ‘
Tv™ *
l ^ bftraeV2de ybu^mea^?T’ l fbc° g b ^
_years old*-Jiad appendicitis, 20 men teacher. ‘No marncan servo two mas- w h‘What
stsp lnto your'favorlte drug store and P«y ^.enV, ¥^-A N N A --M A Y ER,
itntter. d emanded, m ystified.
mean to"claim your wife?"
“You’re positive about this?""'
®^-Woodland..As®.._...
"volunteered to carry the boy on his cot
“On the contrary, I expect to offer obtain Anurlc, anyonerwho^^-earnestly-®41Send
“The man was Carter S. Drummond,
“Did it strike you to wonder at the
W cents to Dr. pierce, Buffalo*
desires
to
regain
health
and
new
life
iB niiles to a hospital, where he re- ters."
don’t think I can he mistaken.”
Jiojiefepso to. her action for-dlvorce," '-will1waste no tlme -ln beglnnlng thls Nj—Y., for trial packag«-of-Amirlc***
—celved-an operatlon. - The- mett-took - Every"sqwe ^mile of- sea ts cstis- -extraordlnarfcrmob-her-^farewelWper-.
luo OT 'Q686
— “Which way did he ko?" ;— "
formance .attracted "tonight?^ ““
xavr
. "■■■■■ r
latmeotr
.their turns at the cot*
mated ^ contain ab.out 120,000,000 fish. , .--“=why—yeSr^Itv8truck^me oa-rather l.-.-’iTOAVflrd-the-Eennsylvanlh.statlon,!
“I presume so,*1.,TJust the same, keep it as quiet ns
Unusual. But then, Max had done fan^y; that is, he turned west through
Men are indlped to boast, yet* ao*
Russians, are to colonize In South' nothlng but tell me of her tremendous Thirty-third street. I didh’t follow—I possible until the divorce Is granted.
cording tonrtatlstlca three-out of four
was getllng Info' taxi when I caught If you live till then . . . you may
popularity."
‘. I .
Amofiw;posslbly. continue to live, thereafter. ’
“That alone, great as It is, wouldn’t sight of him."
have brought so many people together
“But what did you think to see him
and allow-yourself to become
.. upset, nervous
to stnre nt the w tH d^O f n^theftterr ■dlsgutsedt^^ldn’t - l t strike you—as
What Is your opinion of this
,
and depressed.
TBese condiu<
tions usu ly_ indicate
.
a disep:
The magnet Vris^^something stronger-- curious?"
Drummond "suicide report? Do
the morbtd curiosity of New Y^rk. _ “Very,” satd Ember dryly. “At- tho
ive_system, which> if neglected, may. be
ordered digestive
you~ beltevq; ther-iffian Is -dead*»*lf
Those, people- -wore waiting, thrilled
All iamo tithe. it was none Ofjn y nfrair—_
liardTo remedy, Remove^he'disturbing element and put ■:
he Isn’t, why the effort_to create
with, expectancy, on tlptoq for the-sen­ then, Nor (dld It present Itself to me
your
digestive organs in good working^order by faking
(the suicide Impression? ie Drum-.
sation that presently cun;e to. them: as am atter ^orth nteddHng with until,
In die making of G rape-N uts. th ere U added
moiid a thief or a-madman?the report, of Drummond’s death." ' later, my suspicions wofe-nfon^ed hy
2 3 . r i c h n u t r i m e n t o f w hole w h e a t A e ram ^ flsv p ?
"Whatrthtrdevli—.1’’ — the scene In the thOater-f-obvlously the
“I’attencc 1 ThhHt-the thlrd^tlme It j-rtfsult of your appenranee-thef
o f m a l t e d b a r le y , a c o m b in a tio n c r e a t m g a m o a t
-ims-hepftwed—tlie-eama-Xhtogr-praOt-Atlll later,, when! heard :tho suicide r
u a u a l l y ^ e l i a d u a ta s te . T h e r a l a t e n e v e r t . r e a o r iu
ticnlly: Sara Law on the verge of port,1'
Doctor—Did you sleep well?
“But—" Whitaker passed a 'hand
leaving the stage to marry, ft,fatnlncPatient—-Not a wink. . ,
___
P e o p l e e v e r y w h e r e h a v e f o u n d t h a t --------- ------- —
Tn6y gentlv stimulate the liver, act oil the bowels, tone
cldontrlnltcrvcnlngr—Did-Max by any -across his dazed eyes. “What can It
Doctor—
*That
is
too
bad.
Sleep
is
the stomach1—purify the blood and regulate the system.
chance, mention the nickname New mean? wAy should he do this.thing?"
.’There are several possible explana­ our best friend and especially to the
York litis bestowed on Bara Law?"
These ^benefits are particularly marked by women at
__ . ; ■ 7. ,
tions, » . . How long ha‘s Drum^;
“Nteknamo?--Nol’i
~
- such times when nature makes, ifipefcial demands upon
Patient—It is a friend like 'a t the
"Thoy call her ;The Destroying mond known that you are, qllve?” their vitality. They act promptly ana safely.' ” * ■
others
abandon yot^ at the mo­
, ,
Angeh*-11--------- — - — ---- ------ ••• “Blnce ..noon today."
The next time you feel low-spirited and out of sorts, tike
“May I ask, ^hat was the 'oxtient of ment when ono has most need of them,
“What rot I"
Beecham s Pills. Their sure, mild, thorough action wilt
—Medical
Pickwick.
your
propo/^y
in
fcds
trust?"
;
,
Three
j ’YeAi but what colneldence.
lathe most-nutritious a n d ddiciou. ceftal food known.
/- ---“A. couple of hundred thousands."
men loved her—hnd orib by one they
- Dear Ma, Yaat
“And he believed you dead and wa?<
died, , And now the fourth. Do you
Evety table should have its da3y ration of Grape-Nut..
Utiahlelo find your widow ■,i
/’
We often bear h great tragedy or a
wonder v . .?*’
“Oh, but—The Destroying AogelWl” : “Ob, I don’t think that!" iWMtaker great sowow, rn^re caipilY than we do
SpscUl Dtrsedeoi of •Jo* to W oSmm s a t wJUi S f m r l s k
. ., . ■• ‘ya - the rather annoyances ox life. / Fleas'
■
Whitaker
criqaindignsntir, “How bin •xpoutulnted,'':''
T h e re* • a R e a s o n
^ o r do r ^ r t T mereiy C ^ d t f . aP(9h j^< n fS ftH W
’
thsy blam# hef*
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,pent g, t,mt,r
▲a tafcewdMt looal aavaptMr Mblblwd t & P. Vogel was the guest of Detroit'
n*t7Ttati4Nr*ltonMM M alta oOm Ib Um relatives Sunday^_____________
BMulvil-lMtUiUtfi
Mrs. J. S. Gormatt U speodlngtbls
M
tablets. •. • ;• •••• >. ■
__
. . ^i
,'
week la Jackson.
," " r
• O. T. HOOVER.
.L^S-AUen, of-Soutb-Lyoo, -is the
PBOPBDBTOH.
guest Qt G. if. Davila^s
l%h*u~4i,oo p»r imt\ six mofeUul, iftv ctaut Bert-McGlttn—of-^eveiand-spent
. itox month*. t»wU4 w wall.
Sunday at-bis horiie here,
To forttan ooestita* ta^bpMjTMr.
ary-and~AraaadaKbcfa~were
Xatand m <oooiw1<)m < matter. Match «, 1908, Ana Arbor visitors Saturday. •
Mjh* poatoOo* at ObttMi, Mtafctaaa, «*tar the. ^Irs. A. It. Weleb, of Pontiac, spent
AcitfOottkimaor March s. i«V.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gil
b
e r t ___ -— ~ a ^ = = ^ t o - - -------------- -- - ™ ?*
’MrT'and Mrs. G3 R.Wiiliamsspent
several days of; th,e past' week at
Wllliamaton.
**,
iIt)$i K
l j'.v'i1
h j
PERSONALMENTION.
Mrs. Rose Byons is* spending this
tttmtmirninuuutimHiwmmmwiBW week in Jackson, where she was called
~nr
g
i pifo
C a n Y p u B e D e c e iv e d ?
W
m
Are your ears keener than the ears of the music critics of
more than two hundred of America’s principal newspapers?
These music critics can not tell the- human^voice from Edison’s
Re-Creation of it by his new creation. ? ~ -■■, .-•■■'■ : . 7 ■-
_
_ The .New Edison
--------
A Superb Christmas Gift To Your Family
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PALMER
'
MOTOR
SALES
CO.
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N o T im e L ik e t h e P r e s e n t
‘i W
- r s l iA: . ; .-
M a lS ife i
Vern^ .Fordyce spent Sunday in by t,he ill ness ,’o f her son.
Howell. ,____!_________ ■ t .___
Miss Leona B elsery o f Highland
~Mr'fc-- D C r^cL arentpent~Tue8dgY Park. W ent th ^ w e e £ e iife jy lth her:
In Jackson.
,
..........
parents, Mr. and jslrs. P. H. Belser.
* Mrs. Jas. Geddes spent Saturday in
M.ri and Mrs. Fred Schaibje and Mr.
Ami-Arbor..—^ — ^ r . _ .
and Mrs.^Xharles Gro&^of-^Saline,
"Mrs. G; P. Staffan spent .Saturday spent Sunday at the home o f Mr. afld>
Mrs. Mlchael Heselscfiwerdt.
in Anu Arbor. .
;,
Carl Rutari, of Detroit, spent* Sun
Cnnncil Proceedings:— >
[day in Chelsea. .
.
.
(OFFICIAL)
•' r
Mrs. O. J^ Walworth spent_.Satw*r
—
~
.
CQUNpIL
ROOMS,
lay in Ypsllanti.
4^V
Cheiseaf Novenaber 20,1916.
Miss Anna Eisele, of Detroit, spent
Council met i^ regular session.
ISunday in Chelsea.
- .
Meeting called to order by President
MlssKatlirynHookew was aMack- ^ehuuan— RolLcalLbythe-elerk-.[son visitor Monday. ‘
Present—Trustees, Rirth. Dancer,
Sob.oenhals,
Frymuth| Ejapler, Palmer.
Fred II. Lewis is spending several
Absent—None.
weeks in California.
Mrs. Andros Gulde; was an Ann Ar­ Minutes of previous meeting read
ahd approved.
bor visitor Saturday.
" .
Thre~ to lio^ying^ bills were read by
- ^ T h o m a s —F le -te h e r-.— o f - M a s o n j - ^ i s
;he clerk
wI ^ i t i n g f r i e n d s h e r e . '
. QENKKAH FUN-Br
M r s . F . c , K l i n g l e r w a s _ a n , A n n A r r ilector E. .Cooper, i mo. sal. .
32 GO
b o r. v i s l t b r S a t u r d a y r
Hector E. Cooper; telephone
bills.;,...... ..............................r , 68
Mrs. Ray Aldrichs'pent the -first of
t . STKKET FUND.
[the week in Jackson.
G.- BockreSf^-weeks st r eetv: :■
;—---2fh00i
j* M is s B e l l e H a l l is s p e n d i n g t h e G il^ a r tia ^ 71-hoursat-20v.
w e e k in M a n c h e s t e r .
Hubert McComb, laborstreet.
9i34
E.
Ra
nd,
labor
street.
5:05 1
— P e r ry - . F a lm c iy ^ b f .
[AV e d n e s d a y - i n G h e l s e a . -
"Twelve P h o to g ra p h s
w m s^
.3
gifts,
G q o .- B a c o h j o f F o r t W a y n e ,
s p e n t S u n d a y . i n C h e l s e a ^ ___
!—
F . Z u m b o lt, la b o r s f f e e t . . . . . .
M r s . A . M . 'C l J i u n b u a a s , . b o a r d
fo r- s t r e e t - h e l p r r . f r f - .
vttt
.M r s . C . J . D e p e 'w , o f A n n A r b o r , M i c h j g . a n - C e a t r a l R ^ - R . C o . f t ;
o n c a b le .
...v ..
w a s r a C lre ls e a T v is ito r T u e s d a y .
E r s n e i v e r , l a b o r s t r e p t .,
M r s . F i n l e y H a u a t n o n d a n d d a u g h t e r E . H o o k e r , .10. h o u r s l a b o r s t . .
E s th e r, s p e n t S a tu r d a y in D e tr o it.
A r t S e h u l p / r W h o u r s a t 2 7 ^ .. .
Mrs -.T « Pnmmlnffa
Mro TP P e t e r Y o u n g , 39 h o u r s a t ‘‘2 7 ^ . ■
a , , » ; t t o i m e s , a i e r c a n t n e G o .,
?ml-sp&pLMondary—In—J
-m e rc h a n d is e -:
son.S , B l f m e r y - l O 'h o u r s a tr 27fr.
m . W e lff, 4 l o a d s : g r a v e l 5
Mr.-and Mrs, H, R. Schoenhals W
— h o u r s - l a b o r .-T7—
.......
A n e a r l y , o r d e r l g ^ a i gw trniitfif> o f s a t i s f a c t o r y A vork-
rf; T
^
v lfip Ip irp iW
^
'P'tefL
I n d .;
__j
K odak F ilm s D ev e lo p e d ,a n d P rin te d
| spent the Week-end with 'Ann Arbor
friends,,
. ..
■ .....
—— ■
N . H . C o o k ~l e f t , S u n d a y f o r A r k a n
s a s w h e rfe h e e x p e c t a - t o r e m a i n t w o
in d n th s " .
M rs . C h a s ; H a a g
and
d a u g h te r
R u t h , o f T o l e d o , s p e n t S u n d a y in
- -G lv e-lsear^
I
e’A, - u
3•
■ s f e 'i f ; v y i i l i
!
»
vk.! Ilp-.fii'i. :,S3 i& m r:.
y f f r r .•
m
‘ m ■
■ O w ing to m a n y a n d re p e a te d • re q u e s ts fropi
I • p atroriS i and o t h e r ci tizens of (jh e lse a , th e m anage|~ -iil:eh
"lmvc~U c e id-b(n r n r
th e ir M otion .P ictu re S h o w
- ■■ VT^'\ ^y;<: ' ‘y
a n d E v e n in g s
Be g i n n i n g Sundu-y—Nttt ^ rr— v
n
^
yaf-.S^Q v^ in,:;:; .On th e n b o v e d a t e t h e first-.episode of
uTheJGrm of Evil,^
a &eries of mo r al a n d
s h o w n ,“(14 ih ~ alf)/- w ,l t t i s t i ( r 'Y e n j e e 7t “s^ehi"c pic-“
t u r e , and* ‘‘L u k e L a u g h s L a s t , ” (comic) will be* in-,
e lu d o d -in th e p 'ro g ram . ‘ “ T h e (trip ro f F y i r ’ i^ n o t \
~ | —eon tin u ed s to r yv:l5u-tnir s e rics7of d rai li a sT n e h ^ lill^ alin g '
w-ijlida-p ro b le m-o f i nodor n life ? a lid e a c h p o in tin g to *
a p r o f o u n d m o ral. . _
T lie -4 tfsL ^ u n d a y slio w -f flo v . 20) will bo gt t e i r
a b s o l u t e l y F R E E to alL_; E v e r y b o d y is w elco m e, —
Wool Velour and Broadcloth^ Goats, very wide skirted, ‘i j na^y, black and nigger brown
some full lined, others half lined, at $20.0 0 , $22.50 to $25.00.
New stylish Coats? made oftfineH3heviot,-ft!eiton and Fancy Woven ^laterisls, beautiful
garments, black and all Colors,-at £12.50, $15.00 and $17.j>0.
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' New'ebt *Plush coats, made of wool_ plush, ahd seal plush, alTweinined, some are plain and”
others- are—livened up” : with a touch of fur or fancy plush trimming, $17.50 $2000
$25 00, $39.00.
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^ Goo^ heavy, warm, fancy Plush Coats; very servicable and good looking, $10.00, $15 00
and $18.50*
lot,of genuine Seale.tte Plush Goats, ju st placed on sale^at $32*50.
-Big-lot^of Chirdren-s-CoatS) all riow^styles and -made - this season;^
fcsrro $io;oo;
Choice $5.00* _ AH sizes,
F a s h io n a b le D r e s s e s o f S e r g e a n d S ilk s
E le c tric L ig h ta h d W a te r C om ­
m is s io n
. . . i . . , ----- - ---
.47-50-1
8 62 |
2 00
12,10
M a n y B e c o m in g S ty le s in S e p a r a t e (Skirts.
New fancy Worsted Plaid Sport Skirts at 87.50 and StS SO.
—x
. Poplins arid Serges at $3.50, $7.50 and $8.0 0 .
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Special lot or newest Skirts of Poplin, Panamas or Serges, were 16.00 and ■-Ifijssn.-' -liL
clean up now-$5.0QT
S p e c ia l B a r g a i n s ,
100 0 0 ]
TMoved bY Dancer, supported by_Fry^[I
m.^th? that the bills be allowed-as f
-*e^d-and orders drawn for the same.
y e a s ^ P a lm e r ; E p p le r, D a n c e r, F r y ^
m u t h — H i r t h — S c h o e n h a l s ; ' ■■N a y s ^ q
- N o n e . ■- C a r r i e d ;
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d arn e d ;
7
13 151
-
M o v e d by. D a n c e r , s u p p o r t e d b y
H ir th , t h a t we a d jo u rn . C a rrie d ,
W . -R —D a n i e l s , - V i l l a g e " C l e r k .
Mryand Mrs. Emil, “Kantlehner, o:
H ighiandFark,spent-the—firstof-the^
.
VveeTc in C h e l s e a . .
Clinton FAnk, of Detroit, called on
SY LV A N . H A P P E N IN G S .
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Rag Rugs, £9c and 98c3------.
78x90 Seemless Sheetsr 79c,^81-x90 Seeniluas Shbutij:"89ir
-—45x36-GaSe8,-speclal values 2 lev. n
"New LeatheFHand Bag^^TbO and $1.50.
Women’s Pure Linen Hemstitched Hand­
kerchiefs,^ 5Cj—---------------- ■*—
■■
. New Wool Toques, 39c; 69c and 75c.
About 4fl Children’s CoatsT all new*sty!
iIL_LwQ-Jots,, now $2.98 and
_3fi=inah^--Daisy,j’ --Bleached—^Cotton, -13r
value, 11 ic.
45-inch soiled Dwight
worth 33^ ow '23c7
Anchor iTubing,,
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H . S . H o lm e s M e r c a n t i l e Co.
J
M.. J. Huw^V uf Dfetroltr.apeiat-ttfg
■week ond at th c -trome of Mr .and Mrs. - Carl Kalmbach; of Hl glilatriM Park?
James L. ;Wade.
spent Sunday at the home of his par­
'
Mr. and Mrs^3fbB. Colyer and Jtjhn ents here. •
.Colyer,-of D etroitrspent Sunday with
Mrs, S. J. Trouten,.
sea; called on Mr. and Mrs. Homer
—Mrs, Ki.ttle^Bultiirr^F'Gre^Fy. -war l^oyd Sun'day.
tile giiest of Miss Nettie Wilkinson
Mr. and Mrsr ldtmre^ LaMatra, pL
the first of the week
Detroit, have beep spending several
M r s , . E . B r o w n a n d M i s s e s N e l l i e days -with Mr. LaM atra’s parents,
——
Marnnpy anil Rayfl Spoor wprp Anti M r . j i n d M r s ; R . J . W p a f ^
" A r b o r v i s i t o r s S a t ’u r d a y . .
Frank Riggs, of Detroitr'had a fine
M r s . M a r y W l n a n s h a s —r e t u r n e d - mopoment-pkeed-ori t heir 1family-lot
from—Lansingr-where she has been in Maple Grove cemetery. - •
spending several.weeks.,*
Joseph Knoll, p. former Sylvan refliM r . a n d M r s . C h u r l e B ~ M c!b C T em ~ -frf
Suriday-wItE"
S o u t h L y o n , s p e n t S u n d a y w l i h —M r . j ajnotor^teuck and-moved- his -honse»
’a n d M T s. D . C . M c L a r e n .
hold goods to Royal Oak where he
expects
to locate.
M r . a r id M r s . L e o a ^ n , G r a h a m a n d
s o n , o f; D e t r o i t , s p e n t S u n d a y w i t h M r .
a n d M rsL J a s p e r G r a h a m .
her individuality is the attractipn* our Coat Stock holds for it? many patrons.. Svery-preferenee
in regard to fabric, every desire as to color and models to fill every figure-need are/here prp.
sen ted. Prices represent the. unuspat in value-giving.
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ELECTKIC LIOH'r AND \VATER FUN^
N one,
.(,M -r^ a n d -M -rsr-^ E i-J-.-O tisp o f- D e t r o i t ;
s u e n t R h e ^ w e e k - e n d - w i th - M rra rffd -M T s
C. W . M a ro iie y . •
~i r ‘ -
— -A widely diyereifted-varietyrof^styl^- w h ^ a-woraafi h a ^ T n r iir a ite d ^ p p Q r tu n il^ lte ^ ^ ig ^
18 97
, Mr. and Mrs. It. ,D, Walkgr anc
daughters spent' Sunday with rela-. M o v e d b y D a n c e r , s u p p o r t e d b y H i r t h ,
t h a t w e a llo w t h e F a ir * A s s o c ia tio n
tives in Scio.i ■ ...
t h e a m o u n t o f $ 1 4 5 .0 9 , t h e * a m o u n t o f
Louis Burg, of Detroit,^ spent the t h e i r i n d e b t e d n e s s ;
week end with his parents, Mr. and -v Y e a s — P a l m e r , E p p l e r , S c h o e n h a l s ,
Mrs. J.- L. Burg,
. ,?
’
Er.ymuth^,Dancer,..:Hirth^===i=Nay8^
the first of the week at the home of
his family here;
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I t ’s H i g h T im e to_ C h o o s e a W i n t e r C o a t
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Women’s beautiful £atin, -Taffeta—or—Vel vet Dreas@pmkde=by^one^bf^lre= l^ri^gw^Torir
r. C . D u g a n , l a b o r s t r e e t . _ . .
l l :e0j | ' ~ lna,t®rB-7T We offer ^ a fraction of city store prices. $ l5 .0 0 r$ 2 0 .0 0 , $ 2 2 5 0 and $52 00. '
J o n C u r tf s ,4 a b p r s f r e e f T T .3
r r a n k Z u lk e , l a b o r s t r e e t . . y . .
22.2011 * -Women's Serge Presses, well made, good styles, fn^navy a t$ 1 5 .0 0 ,$ 1 8 00 and $20.00r
eo . C o x , la b o r s t r e e t . . . . . . . . .
4 !6 0 |
^lk-PopHnJDrgsses- in navy^^bro.wn, -.aliee—and1 greenrseveraFstylesp»now^$10700.— - 1—7
_H . A h n m l l l e r p l a b o ^ s t r e e t . ■■. ~ ~ 16:r6iQ
M rs. F . A. H a n n h o n d -a n d d a u g h te r
, H {jeul- S a t u r d a y i n D e t r o i t .
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J u st a Few Weeks to Christmas*
,d- y$M— T-$m m , rm
M -.
m a k e t wel v e i n t i m a t e
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'n il U S II n »
sniH iiiB ainiii
■■ n i l
IF
T IM E
^Vhon y o u b u y in. se a so n .
S H O E S
D o n ’t
w a it
until
zero
___.. w e a t h e r ar r i v es b e fo re m a k i n g - _ y o u .L - J i y ^ -----jH rre h a se s,
W e c a rry a full lino of
Overcoats, H ats, Caps, U nderw ear; M ackinaw s, W ork Coats.
S w e a te rs a n d F o o t W e a r n f Pn
C a m p l e B t o o k ^ ^ 'B a l l '- B a i l 7 r ’-7ihg' ~C r^dric)i~‘‘lL ^ r M a '7 AlnM^T;
B u y T h a t T L a u g sg iv in g S u it N o w - W e g n o w T h ^ W ill Please
White’s Studio.
Mr. ,\nd Mrs; Wade Hatntnerlck, of
W hite’s Studio, Chelsea; will' be
Cleveland, spent the week-end with open next Sunday morning from 9:30
Mr. and Mrs. Glory Denms.
to 12.
K
d . E. WHITE.
—Mm-Wr-S^MrLaren—and"daugfi
Virginia, of Jackson, spent Saturday
witii-Mr.^and Mrs. D. C^-McLaTen. ,
^ O R SALE—-Six young pigs, .weaned,
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Hughes and child­
$3 apiece if taken soon. E. B. Smith,
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ren, of Highland Park, spent the welkin
■ phone 162-F3.
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ehd "with Mr. and Mrs, F. A. .Brooks7
‘ LO ST, W A N T E D r ETC ,
^ you
h| r? b< '
Mrs. GcoTlSecKinger and son,* of:
FOR SALE—Ftamlly driving horse,
- W' LL fyfAxe
WANT MaosJ
single buggy, cutter, single harness,
Jackson, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
LQST-^r-ftu-kid glover- x. „ . uu,
-lb rm d ~ b lan k H r“ A bargain j j
■-welMressed'Tpmrttif^f^
tween
Vogcl’flstore-anAschdolhouse.
I,
taken at-once. Win. Schatz^Corder
wcek.V"' ’ .' ^
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Please leave at standard office. 17 [ Barber shop.
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shop has been selected* with carc;^
Mrs.'It. W. W right,’ of~ Flint, and
If you" select your, Thanksgiving
Mrs. Gl McGonegab of Holly, spent TOR SALE-*Seve.ral , Ancona cock-J FOR SALE—My honie on east Middle
'
Bird hero wc feel-sure that .your
Sunday with Mr. arid Mrs. C. W. 'erels, full blood. Prices reasonable. | street, Chelsea, good house, a l l 1
Inquire
of
Amanda'
Merker;
tfele-1
.
modern
Improvement;
ham
ami.lot
/ dinner will verify 'the vteeness of
Maroheyl
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17
Oysters.
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.
8*12rods.
w
.S.
McLd
jdren,
Inquire
lqulr
yO U r
B h A n n in » ^7 choice,
n h n l/in .
C
V S tS rt.
shopping
‘---- ZL '
of D, O. McLaren.
Mr; and Mrs. Hazen Bennett and
lotf
every day Fresh fish Fridays
'ttT 'T — rrY ~T "—
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boot, of Ann Arbor, PORSALE—Horse, 8years old, weight
about
1400
pounds.
Will
be
sold
^ORSALlu—
House
and
lot,
,7
rootns,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,, Geo, -cheap If-taken-atonce, -E.^ErSmRhr]—batj \Btea?1 heaj ’ ItD Improvements,
a m
ATYoung.
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phone 102*F3.
17
good location; .inqulre a t Standard
PHONE
41
FREE DELIVERY
' Officer
,15tf
Mrs.; D, H. ■W urster entertained
Mrs. O. J. Chandler, of vbetr! 0lt, and 0R SALE-Four .fullhlood Durham F oS sA L fi-T w o lots-on Elm avenue
° u]l caiXes»
old.
In- ior
for saie
sale or exenange;
exchange; -water':and
water and
"1 about,one, year
I"*1* u
,ua +n"
Miss Otllla Schlotterbepk, of .Ciocino f ^ d clhert-SchenkT--ph,Oae4^-stfweg--oonnecttotte-ittr-vInquire
^
h tg ttro .vTCveTait igyf of ta te iree k it;::
^
.w,£ j 0 . j . waiw>«h,
. ? Bitf U r y S t a n d a r d
WANT COI.IIMN
Wovr .,A D
EPPLER
W ant Oolunuii ~Yon got r(WllM
jL l .
M A N
O ff T H E
0
. W .R .
SHREK r. DEAL m FINANCE
A N D —
Schcmo. Engineered by British' Ham
dtere ctf the Budget Has Called ■
, Perth Borne Admiration*_____ : We
E N E R G Y B Y A ID O F T A N LA C
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inntn | „
H
S
is t o r ic
know~nor"whar:the~diy
dents are startling both inma&nltute We know not what the hoar msy
abroad
ana in chui'actor* War debts and'war
Before
our souls of fear and dread, *
cost have reached proportions away
And
yet
we take the road, perchance,.
beyond human, (fomprehcnslou, but Eng*
And
trust
to luck, and slug and dance.!
land’s method of selling her own loans'
*®not only comprehended but must be
7,
^ A tly-rndiiiirea;.. -Tim, United States We only know on idl our way
aMf5broHtlgn,waa of^a.TppBt JiL rM lfljuL L W hV ^
wd|lmot’‘bur^noxrghPrbnch”flnd‘Eifgr l.^mat4i~wA^triUIWiad-if-w«~ptuy,---------oal to throw
■coal
- . ... It...in the tire l would
t
■almost
-_v-v** scream
-v.vi.minwith
ttil tile
Ult n a i n V ^ f d llsh bonds to pay for the supplies And If wltirair^odr sbul andlieart ■
.ini.jlra nt ft.ttmp T, wn’u n ot nkln-t..
. . . . I s ,* *Or. tW()
th ree w e e k s a t a t j m e I w a s n o t a b ) e t o w o r k a n d w o u ld h a v e to h v Atr
which those couufrtes purchased here.1 We keep the faith and play our part.
..gome of/ny f r i e n d s on t h e r o a d h a d t a k e n T A n la c a n d b r a ^ e d / b o i t t The Dnlted States wlllrhowevor, buy The rest-w ill come-ail true and
'. straight' \
„ in sisted o i ^ m y t r y i n g i t . I w a s v e r y ^ a d t o h e a r o f a n y th liu !
aa unlimited amouut of tho stocks and
[gain n* 1 had tried so tatmi things unsuccessfully.
- * ! k X ®w - bouds of its own corporations which In spite of all the shards of fate,
PTfow \frerfliie I have regained my former erlergy.. I <io nbt hum * are owned jn Europe. British drains
know not what the end may be,
oyolved a way, to buy these American
ke tin ^ o O R U ig m thg Job. each day ,a iH U ^ 8umrlaed-rrtrthTv
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p
p
t
n
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d
;
tdlpay
for
tUom^witii
E m
U over,l)Cf6re U ca rccly roam , Jt._ _ 1
American-dollars - ^
±,- Beside that greater hidden^thing . 7
&T>;i[qs i» »«y t)ack are bet'ter. '"Bechuse-I-want to do other*’anv
Porllauvent has compelled British in-i Down in our days of grief, pnd glee, ;
it I cmU wil1 a Q0W«r
letters sent to me in regard to ttils nieiiiri™ » - vostors to turn over their American And yet how glad we are to sing
TANf.AO CAN B « OWTAIMBD.
securities, taking -now British.loans In ,And trust and wait—like you and me!
H?FKNN-eO.- - - = ^ - ~ p payment, These Autorlcan securities —1?!oJgeiL'MfiKlnsey InuBalOmorerSun.
-iw-tn?l
ng sold nirmiiuiiy n r possible
T a i ila c T O T r a l s o ije o b t a t n e d a t t h e - ’ f o n o w l i ^ s W e s :
-Dextjev Pharmacy In the United
tio;i ir,n,hiit.E,-.am,a,r, ,r,v:,iIW3BK,ia
States, and the proceeds
I D e x te r lv .G r a s s L a k e P h a r m a c y a t G r a s s L a k e .
Ir. dollars ai'o used to pay for war sup­
plies, Never ..before did any nation’
Mother’ s Cook Book
mobilize In this fashion the Individual;
iy-owned stocks and'Wnirs; ofTtspoo_
r
pie und-compol-t Uom-foM>x^i«H}ge-4liom T o tram a woman away Tcora a
for Its own loans. It is good business woman’s home is to stunt her
foMho
British -_goveriniientt>and It Is possibility, American home lifefinest,
-iHjijiiiif
may
also good business for the United
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H e re V a
||Sj lU'1
ti'i Ilf!
C o f f e e
f o r
Y o u r C u p
lM| ,#
Coffee.
-
Wlnarydurhave fried one pack*'
age o f-Nero *you will be. so comp le tc ly w o n - o v e r t o its d ili c io u s
flav o r, s m o o t h t a s t e a n d r ic h c u p
q u a lity t h a t n o o t h e r c p f f e e w ill d o .
N ero
Coffee
. . i .. .i.
1‘hlludC ‘lplU a B u lilic L e d -
Chocolate Gingerbread.-
^of^Gunsr-
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C a r e f u lly b l e n d e d b y ’ c o f f e e e x p e r t s
r o a s t c d r d a 'l y 'a n d p a c k e d im m e d ia te ly , i t r e a c h e s v . ,
y o u in ’p e r f e c t , c o n d i t i o n .
v
-
. Pleasant
.............. .
— wins i,n
.___favor becauAe of .its delightfully
*
F«nH
n in f» Ar h ^ , , / ° P| J h * ^ ,h d r c 5 '
Ji
kwiriw-tlu^.vho,! h™iUH>I^m<.rt ^ good,
OI°80rbroig
*“cake
vatl0'18
fM"ls
wholesome*
not
too
rich
for
cu n s to c k s a n d h o m f s : h e g o ls In
llioi
. . little people, The following_ Is. a
change a lion upon iltls enip^p, Jor , Tjioa^
pleasant
chungp from /the ordinary
■wfiese 'sftf.oty 5,000,000,in,cn liavis khoul---
2 S C e n ts
■
itself is the. greatest school for the
greatest manhood and womanhood.—
t\ W, Gunsauius.
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P l a c e In u m ix in g ; b o w l h a l f a i c a p .
m HTINGALES ON FIRING LINE, / f u t o f in o lu s s e s , o n e t a b l e s p o o n f u l ;ea c h
I
g ■••■■..■ 'i"
■
j o f m e l t e d la rc l u u d b u t t e r , h u l f a cup*
- W il l- I r w in H e a r s t h e S w e e t S o n g o t | i u L o t b r o w n - s u g a r, h a l f a te u s p ftp h fH f
B ird B lendM ig W ith S o u n d
i o f g r o u n d c in n a m o n ,, a q u a r t e r o f a
among coffee-lovers.
'r e f r e s h i n g flav o r, -Trv a pnnnrl.
w ith y o u r n e x t g r o c e r T o r d e r ...50o. 60c. 8Qc p erM h
W e w o r o o u a v to r o d o f t! a n a r t i l l e r y
o fllc er, o n th e I.sq n z ti f r o n t T 'O u t s i d o , I t
w a s a s p rin g n i g h t of? th o i p o o ts^ T b o
m o o n -ln u l c o m o -u p -lllc e -n -g rc a t-d ro p . o f
h o n e y . N m .g iin vw a 's f l r i h g r f o r 'o n c e .- .....
d ’ l f t t l e wat<jV{ b le n d t h e in g r e d i e i i t s
t h o r o u g h ly , T h e n s t i r In Q n g -te a a p n n n .
’- f u l o f - s o d a r - d ls s Q lv e d - in a c u p f u l - o f
s o u r c r o a m r a d d f lo u r t o m o k e a t h i n
cocoa-have^boon addedr-
m
always welcomes sew and-dependable-methods
for impr&ving her table and shortening her
hours of labor*
-,'
• A tea spoonful of fariioua flO-MAYDEBRBAD
. IMPROVER added to the weter la which the yeast
is. dissolved or diliited is positivi Miursaoe against
Bake’ Day failures.
Besides, HQ-MAYPE produces Isresr. whiter,
smoother, and. sweeter loaves from the;. same materials. It shortens-tbe.Jime-Of-br.ead..making toi aoou.L
four-hours.— -----—;----- 1 "’ ■, .
• o HO-MAYDE. not only makes possible. more
bread, but assures wonderfully good results when
the cneaper grades of i flour 'are used, Thus the.
> coat_ofJiving-is.rcduced.—
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HO^MAYDE Is guaranteed to be absolutely
pure,--1whofesome ’and i dependablej -and. complie*“with thc-pure food-laws^ - If your grocer cannot supply you, we will send"
you a large-package sufficient for 100 loaves for
ISc. Write for/free sample.•
>
•MAYDE PRODUCTS CO„ DetroH, Mick.
Marmalade Parfalt
Jhree-quarteri3^)f a cupfuLcf cold .wa­
iter In a saucepan and stir over a mod*
orate fire until the sugar is dissolved;
then lef It cook slowly without stir­
ring.'until a little dropped in cold wa*
ter will form a . bail. Remove .im;
medlatejiy-from the-fire and^phur-slowiy. upon the stiffly beaten whites i of
throe-eggs, hefttfng rnnatuntt
cold; then-fold ln a pint' of whipped
yards.'before rstopped agflTh. - I couTd cream and threo tablespoonfula i of
stlil hoar him plainly i and another one', marmalade. .Do, not pour In j^ny of
: in' the bottom of thiff
‘ I w o k e tw ic e t h a t n i g h t a n d l i s te n e d whipped, .cream dish.
Four at, once
f o r t h e s o u n d of- g u n s . T h e r e t h e / into a Ught^old -and bury in ice and
w e re , o n ly v e r y f a r a w a y .
B u t t h e salt for three houraJ>pfore serving,
s o - h i s t y ^ s h - w o n d e r f u lly 'BWQct. t h a t I
s to p p e d I n m y - tn ic k s .“ N ig h tin g n le ,” s a i d o ilr l i e u t e n a n t . ;
M it c h - a s I h a d i r e a d c o n c e r n in g t b e
s in g e r o f th e d e w y . m e a d s , ,P h a d n e v e r
h e a r d h im b e f o r e — h e , ^ th e b i r d . o f
p o e t s r n n d lo v e r s f — H e - s u n g - l l k e ’T o u i /
o w n n ie n x te w " 1 u rk s; o f C a l i f o r n i a , , b u t
h ig h e r , s w e e te r n h d ln fliifto lv s tr o n g e r ;
W e h h d - w a lk e d o n iu ul-cuh-h u n d r e d s o f
n ig h ti n g a le w a s ' s in g i n g s till, n e a r , a n d
le u d ^ -A V ill—I r w i n , 1 In - S a t y r d a y - E v e * - p lr tg .P o s t.
Tommy’s Mascote.
Sunbonnet
AUANft
OLEOMABCAtUNt
ECONOM Y
M argarine _ u s e d ^
d a ily iby people w h o
P U R E F O O D S . -— C olle
re «fe t J t ^
--H
r r vossp
p iita
L a ils
s a n d ...w
w » »ge
o ws-p
-i—
c o o k in g , b a k in g , a n d a s a p e rfe c t sp re a d
fo rb re a d
Insist upon Sunbonnet Margarine, do
not confbse it with ordinary brands.
If.your dealer cannot supply you* we
-will send ter* pounds direct express
paid to any address for $25 ft
Rogers beautiful silver free-to^Sun?. /
bonnet users.
G e o . R .Dotroit;v Micb.
T ry T h e S t a n d a r d W a n t C o lu m n
i t g iv e s ^ B a ^ s „
,
LV>.
>
Ip h is personal story of life -in th e
Brlth^h"" trenches^lT r Frnirce, f i n th e
.World's- Work, j y illla t n ,:J. ■Itoblnsontells th e following story of h is “side
p a rtn e r:” '
r
“M y m a te b e g i n s t o i g r u m b le a b o u t
th e w e ig h t o f h i s p a c k , b u t" he. h a s '
n o t h l n g J t o s n y a g a i n s t th o te n - p o u n d
Hog
Q U A L IT Y
■h^~nv»
&s" i
/
' s A,
i ’n
'S
.' \
j^ js0mkf;
!v
J. (
_rt! n H A n n rV where* a regicide/ of Charles I appeared >om;
■ ■::
■1 nowhere "aitd_saved the panib stricken se
f
set'tlera
f II
M.
I h
,.
.
, but the suddenness of
the-.attack found thorn utterly demoralized. When the,, confusion was at its Might there suddenly appeared
U
yUvll illlUhv
eil unknown
UUftAlMtTAl mairof
Mlwil .VA gi.wr
I*UU vlUvl 1J UwCIaJUq} who-at-onceWUt/ ttb .UUwv^liUvK1
OI tho
vXTw eituationr
oIvUSvIOms
in1 their
midst C
an
gravev and^elderly"-bearing;
took . vviUIllttUU
command-of
MJ AM
H. rallied^he.defenders.
MAIf*AM »nA' MA#A«t/(A«n aiiel
M Min
■« short
Mil
A«M routed
AJ ill
AM
aMAlMHa 1
iL.a
- --- . fill.
. .. —’■
—
S.
issuedorders,
order
the
redskins-from
the ^town..
T’henra*
sud. denly as he had appeared; did the stranger effect his removal from the scehe," and his identity for mafly'years
! ^mnInnd a nom^arativot mystery. ' ’
It. was later established that the-deliverer of Hadley was general-William Goffe, one of the thre^ Ii^Lig
regicides of^Charles I.'and for whose head a liberal bounty was offered. After years of pursuit from plad^ to '
place he found safe hiding under the hospitable roof of Pastor John Russelofthe Old Hadley congregation.
It is believed‘.tlrat after his spectacular deliverance /)f th eT ' *'
LL'
’
' ’'
"
'
the^Russol household tmtil-^is^eath-some^ffvGyeaTeTaterr
A beautiful
takes thousands of antoista saoh year directly.
by-the spot where General Goffe rallied the inhabitants OT’Old Hadley to/the defense of their homes.
I
m
it
■vm
S B p
a T fe w
P rin c e
A lb e rt
-■■
sm o k e s
in to
v o u r
s v s te n n f
You’ve-heard m any an earful Lhnnf
J»ut^ !nUt a^cupfi
Hgnr
aj
,.,-i........... ybrn*
e w
T h e y s o r n e tln ie s TiheH a - p o s I t l o n - u p ! b a t t e r a n d b a k e 2 0 m i n u t e s In aT m od*
yonderr-’^snld tlie.ai'lllloi7 olllcci' as we ‘ e r a t e o v e n . plover with boiled frostwnlked-nlong— *cI-oidy hope I -slmn’t lug, into.-which two~twbtesppoHfote~of~
after
that; and suddfnrtyrihTft-thlcket on the
W . W a t k in s
N
l d
^teaspoonful-nf-nutmeg, a teaspoohfuH
’of ginger, and two tablespoonfula of
gbated chocolate mixed to a paste with
b e - w a k e n e d - b y —w h li^ b o o in Jl!-—
were
.silent ffor
We w
e r e [ .s'Hcnt
o r aa white
w h ile
T h o s .
O
? P " r f *° s c le o c o 0P t h e S c h o o l n M a r la
tie s' a t UHidern.to "jirlce.s w i t h th o p ro c o e d s o f . Its .u n e x a m p le d s n l o s j t l ’ n m te riu ls- a t sk y -h ig h p r ic e s . ’ B u t only, tim e
c a n t o l l l f t h l s l s l l k o w l s & ( i ‘go<J(i;thiiigfo r t h e in d iv id u a l B r itis h . I n v e s to r ,’ A t
a n y - r a t e , ' h o - h a s t h e s u t l s f a b tlo n n l
d e r e d a rm s ,
«or.
is a s u p e r i o r r n f f n a
jN e r p M E o f f c e
■ U f o ttffl" w h ich ir r i ti'liiirlc l'tn m v n rn7 n iT
in
i->v
briny, . >
j Clark Dicky of 108 P rin c e A venue,Jackson, a fireman on the o w
Laid to thfi M a ^ p e ^ n « t r a t o ^ i ^ | | i alwav(J have
^ ukanlac became it helped me through a, critical time and [ tlrinl V , X
toier medicine •
^
,K " 18 a
<*My back would.hurt me and when I wasable to > o r k , tlu> ,in„
",
-iiS
gSfc!'!*>!■
c e n e s
[■-t
8 uri« h lne C a k e .
Beut slx eg^whtfe~g~-uhlll-stlff. -Bon
together a cupful of sugar and a qua rter of a cupful of water until It hairs,
pour over the whites, beatJwell and
cool. Thenbeattheyolksof"theoggsr
add to tho whites and a cu PM:
pustry flour sifted with a teaspc
poon
of cream of tartar and a pinch of
salt, flavor had bake slowly for 40 to
00 minutes, Cover wl th ^r os ting when
cool.
pieke tTuini'B^dB -eCTrylnB.
r«
Pnnro A lK ^r
patented process that cuts o u t bite and'parch and lets yOu
* Stake your banicroil thatit proves out every hour of thjB day.
Prince Albert has always been sold
without coupons or premiums. W e
prefer to give quality!
pipe or
your own, but y o u knowxhax youVe got
’ttr h a v e rthenright:tobaccnt— fog e-felE ^u
^-Prince—Albert- will bang—the-dobrs-wide
open for you to come in on a good “tipe
jh n n a tio n a l jo y gm o k e
^firing up every little, so often,, w ithout!a
regret! Youll feel like your Smoke past
has been wasted and will b£ sorry you, cannot
back up for a fresh start*
. '
j
^You swing on this say»so -like it was-a tip to a
thousand-dollar bill! i It’s wbi^h that in happi­
ness and contentrhent to you, to, every man
m
whbi'rtenowsr"wlsat <can be .
gotten out of a chtffnfny Jpj
s
-jimmy pipe or a makm’s
1
cig arette w ith
Prince. Albert for
,fp a e k i n g *’ 1
i
u n d e r o n e a n a , F-t r s t t t w n s .n r n n n r y . ___ Data and Tapioca Puddtrib. /
~"^Sttr a innf cupful uf quick tapioetth e ^ p lc k e d u p In a ru in e d -h tju s e -ln
Y p ro s.
H e c a r r i e d t h a t c a g e e v e r y ­ Intdo pintof boiling water salted with
w h e r e h e w e n t f o r s ix w e e k s , u n t i l h e a half tenspoonful of salt, cook until
fo u n d q- c h ttp ^ v lio - w a s - g o lttg - o n - le a y e ,- the tapioca is transparent, - adi
a n d h o ftot. h lin t o d e liv e r t h e b i r d t o fourth of a cupful of sugar, the Juice
i)f=a=lemon^and a hal£,pm!indJ)f=datea4—
Ills ■ 'r r i l s s p . '— T i r e d :' It' w a s ' «t~
W h e r e h e - g o t - l t r - h e a v o m ’ o n ly : k n o w s , cu t. in quartern ..Fold in two beaten
h u t l i e m im e d I t ‘L e v i tic u s ,’ n n d w a s eggs-and cook .ujatil. the egg is set.
r e a d y . t o fight-, a n y n m n w h o h a d a ' Serve,hot or cold wlth cream.
jv o w l- J o .^ a y - a g a in E t J il9 ..p e i.„ iT h e ; f e h lo w s s to o d f o r t h e g o n t ' n s lo n g a s
t h e y ' c o u ld , b u t f lh a lly 'L e v i t i c u s ’
tu r n e d u p in ls s la g , a n d J I a v r y , m y . ,
m a te , w a s g o in g a r o u n d y i t h h is fiS ts
d o u b l e<V-4i p . j i n d - b l o o d J n - d d s ~ o y e - £ o c - * -JGr^J, ituCdllmfif !^QflJWjandJ2aL, wha
lmd two hives of bees, very much aliy6
so m e tim e . 'I f I -e v e r fin d th o b le e d e r
Iris-—Frul tvale—avenue, , ■
w ot p in c h e d ^ y m a 's a ^
'u v e ^ a ’e a r t - t o - '. e iirt t f lllr W o t l l f a a a d ^ c ^ y - t w ^ h l v e f r o M e a
goln
put fin In n o l d .w o m a n 's ’o m o fo r. t M victlins of an unsuccessful Verdun der o s t“ o rT ^ 1 )U u M lin ’ l i f e ,' H o w e v e r , Iris1 -fenso (against a- h orde-of-maraudhtg
•
; ■
' •■/■■■■
grief-, s o o n co o led , a n d n o w Iris alTec* nuts. ' '
What the flgbt-was.all about-is as
tto n s / a r e nlf w r a p p e d u p In n d i r t y
lit t l e m o n g r e l lie. c a ll? ‘F r i t z , ’ ‘F r i t z ’ obscure as the causes of the European
war. Even the declaration of war'wns
g e ts t h e b e s t o f a ll t h a t is g o in g , "hnd
censored from liuthnn
H a r r y w o u ld s t n r v e h im s e lf - r a t h e r r apparently
M ak e Y o u r M o n ey " B rin g
th a rt to se c t h e o b j e c t o f h i s n f f c o , knowledge because Doctor Oallen Only
learned that the war was oh: after his
m n t^ fl-w m it f o r a s l n g l e - t h l n g ” . r
REYNOLDSTOBACCOC0.
"WlMl4,-S*J»i, N. C."
Thl* Uthe reran,
•Me of Die ttdr
Two Hives of Honeymate
_ Slain In Battf^With»Ants.
UlUiV
un
Albe> tldy
A Alben
red tin, and ~ln~
tact, every Prince
- Albert p,ackAge.,ha,'
a real me«Siiff6:to>»iou
on Its reverse aidb^rou’ll
. ^'-Jesd-pr’ProcesB...........
July30th. 1907.” That mean*
that the United States Govern— ment has granted a patent on the
process by which PrlneF AIHermmade. And bywhich toniue bite snd
throat parch are cuf ouf/ Everywtrere tobaccoIs aold you’llBnd
Prlaoe-AUxrt-awaltlng-yotr—
In toppy red baes.Je; tidy
—red tlna. Ihc; harrdaomapound and half-pound
tin humidors and in*
that clever etyetal(tla»shumidor, with
-—sponge «nvolatener
.top, that keeps the
tobacco In euoh
flne> condition­
alwayel
fttAT!
7*V
WHY NOT _
/
R E M T
Y ou
----pefa weroTdlledi;
’
“ — r
The
Tevlitence
shOws
llyit
the
ants
at*
L o s e s F falth In F o r e o a a te r t,
No f e e s ^ . _,
A, n r o m ln e n tw o m n n ; liv in g h t - H v a n s* - taeked In solid mass formation.-carry*
-—1^-trouB lc^
v lllc h a s - d o s t - fiU th in t n e
U n l f e r lug ther bees’ first, seeond and thtrtT
No lost time 7
States weather 'bureau, remarks the .lino,of trehdhes and then attacking
All profit
Indlnnnpofl8 News. Recently this/ . the entrance to tho hives. The little
* Checks milled semi-annually
wotimn hought.a jiewLJiatj Tqe..whlclL Thermopylae was.defended by_a.jfew.
valiant
bees,
but
they
never
had
a
aha paid a fancy price. The .day'af­
AsRola ivlmoBt t7;ooo;ooo. Write for
ter the hat wnfl delivered she wished chance. When the entrance was chofcgd : financial report and booklet giving full
To-go to~the linll giimb, and In order to the ants sat down’flndrterthe'Tesrof
'pftrtlcu!ftrt.:
•“ ;
, ^ .
im o T W i j W ^ T r i h r r t t W rtip the the garrison starve. >The object of the
0AP1T0L,
*
local wenthei* bureau to see whether battle is still unknown. The vlcterl*
SAVINGS & LOAN A8B'N
It was going to rain that afternoon. ous ants just went hoqie!’after it was
She told the observer that she had it oyer. J' . . .
/ Launng, Mioh, /
new ha tv but If he thought lt-wa»fg»;ORS9^:
;
Gueen Train* Girl*.
-----■ -----ing f rnlq she would wenrher old one
to the hall ghme. The wioather man / Among the many philanthropic la
W. D. ARNOLD
told her he was sure it was not going stltutions of the queen of Denmark is Chelsea, Mich.
to rain, nnd that she would
por- that for training young girls for serv*
fectlv safe in woifring her new hat. IrA. In .pursuance of Uria plnn tho
Sho took hi8.ndvlee, and it rained in head cook of the /oyal kitchen re*
'PRTN TW ^-The Standard
torrents andjher, new hat was- ruined. calves puplls lh domestIc art, and the LEGALrequests Its patrcms who have^busiShe has been using a good many,ad­ very fact of having learned In the > ness with the Probate Olfice Yo.ask
jectives since then In expre^slnjf her 'queert’aJritchen is enough to insure a
the Judge of Probate to order the
opinion of the weather mah.
j gill’s analog constant amploym^at *
priu^iuff-aent t 6 t^l».offlce.>
M’
/
l._ _
THE
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-1 .W/-'
/
N E W
J
S
: /
./
TH E STA N D A R D
7
/
,qiu
T rtp o U iftJ^
old
trading pwts where the desert meats
^ , .th esea. She u the hub of a sprawling! west of here, Monday night ^ o d r l,^ - T
i p * ptM v£~w tEH firnqffm 1^ i n M B n v y ! ^
*routes, striking. through the great cash and 1100 in postage stamps. \ A
unfl ?Mpnliur Hum that ridK
.... ..^.......................... ....... . «7.>
ate over the' Mediterranean.
”” I ■ BUSSpILIiD—AI! of thj6 b s e t / t i t Ships steam Into the harhor, hatt»itl6n for the sugar-factory here have
•?rfo oUaf. their-wag' behind the ! Iw»i»ol08ed‘‘ftod' 'in ■eonseyiei»ce‘‘'tfatr
four tiro** m tagoaortf n£y
protecting crescent headland that Ioffice force a t the niJU i&beiffg re*
xwjlmn, wxkMMasaiStL.
-Mfflta-ont galas ,fmm.,the north, for ^yced. The entire crop la!now, nrac*
the, water IS Shallow and Studdediticallv.
with, thti
anhnlv
IllcallY. delivered and with
thV supply
with sahd bars. To thejrtght the old on j,aod an^ in p its tb e mill w ltf be:
B la c k S ilk
Stove P o lish
BUck Silk StowRo&k
Work*, StarSiog. iHiaob.
U»eBl*ekSlfc At*Drying
bon Enua«l on grate*, reg*
r,. ..6 work!
Wfpoiiw; .au- i,^,/i.««?l
J/A94, feiWai n
.briUrantiurtaee. It haano
eaualforuo^ooMtomotyjM,
o th e r
S. A. MAPES,
Funeral Direotor and Embalmer,
o r d s .C h e s te r i ie ld
M I L D « p flO d
y e t
^ o = e igai'a tte s . ^ I t -g<jes ■l Urth e r th a n
pleasing yoRr taste—satisfy does lor
your smokiog what a juicy- shce^pr
hot roast bHef does lor your appetite
C h e s te rfie ld s
th e y
le t
a
B u t
.
satisfy. This ia something totally new
y o u
th e y ’r e
M IL D ,
to o - q h e a te r .
a re
I f y o u w a n tth is n e w c ig a r e tte d e lig h t
w lis fy s
y e t
M
le s te rfie ld s ,
b e c a u se ,
n o ^ c ig a re tte
i n c o p y t h e C h e s te r fie ta lite n d .
T h is b le n d is a n e n tir e ly n e w
c p m b ip a p
t i o n o f t o b a c c o s a n d th e b ig g e s t d is tio y p
e ry
in rc ig a re tfo b le n d in g
in
2 0 y e a r*
"Give me a package eif those cigarettes that SA T IS F Y ”
:ln pap great' market There you 8ee ’driving
^ . ?ff *Jthe
? ecar
e into aS?
/* * y u ed.
the/corner
of
a m o tle y concourse o f tra d e rs fr o m a ll i
^
t
.
n o rth e rn A f r ic a —A r a b s , T u r k * , Ita l- F *sk 8 P ° r^ « i o n w h ic h l i t t l e Arnold
la a s rp H g y p tla a ^ N e g ro e s , J e w s ^ T h e y - I F l s k .a gjedtw o y e a r s a n d t h r e e ^ ontha
TODA Y
w
a im
‘ homes of the wealthy stand In.thglr L ^ 6 1 °*W ^be ?A°?8 dera? y 8horter
gardens.* To the left 1^ the Moham* ^ an
. year‘ Advance
medaa quarter, .with ^ita domes and ADRIAN—While Roscoe Patterson',
[.ialnarets;:":—
.-y
j of^ddj.son, . was, teaching... Herman
The hw rt^of
Is. th the Fisk to drive-Patterson^aptomobile
mosques, the beauty of Tripoli In the ln Mak^ vard Sundav ^piv^onn
basts and the explanaUon of Tripoli P-0 ™*
B w ) 9 iu f tUBti n v ra iiii
G e t a C an
I n
.
s it o r stand b y th e ir stacke d b a r e s t w a s s l t t l o g . T h e c h ild w a r i n s t a n t l y
and’ b a rte r a fte r th e custom o f th e k l U e d r Y H e 'B a d In s iste d o ln 'i l t t l n g _on
. Fine" Fuuerih Fundahioffs,. Oalla wuweredJ
prompt^.night- - o r da? . Chelee*. .Mioblgno.| im m e m o ria l E a s t^ w h e r a A im e Is no -o b -1 t h & porcfy/so h e c o u ld wa t c h “ D a d d y .”
j e e t i a n d c o n v e r s a tk )n --w ith > a U -a n
I^ A ^ S N S t^ G ^ P ro rR T H ^
8 u n d r y o n e _ o fth e p le a s u r e a o f life ,
H. M. ARMOUR
^ 7
,
Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist
TrlpoU has two of the finest mosques I ^ • Bead of the entomology depart
In Africa, but the admission of Ohr!s*{ment of
M. A. C., reports th at
tlans"
Is'not
encouraged.
:lt.
ls
werth
l.white
ants
are
again prevalent in the
' Fourteen years experience.. Also general
auctioneering. Phone .i&^Reaidenoe, 110 East aU the’trouble, however, and' all the I southern part of- the sta te and are
Middle street. Chelsea. /
“
„
-•—• _ y _
■ ..... * ■- black looks you, will, g e t; from' the doing great damage to property.. The
loungers, at the gateways to. see the j white ant eats wood and works in
A.-Ii. STEGER,
Grand, vMosque.
It is4 arranged^wlth
..
...
...
.. . frame houses and. buildings, which are
■
Dentist.. — :-------- —r the simpUclty that chwacterlzes^the jQpjany cases"'undermined until they
. Office. Kempt Bink Block. Chelsea, Michigan temples of Islam—a bare court, q C0]ianSe A few cases of whit
^
Phone. Office. 88.2r; Residence. 82.8r.
nlche-taward-Mecca,-a. latticed- booth -??W ste^
. ^ lew cases^t_wtiit
Sot tho womeri, end tte - » o lta n 'r b m -tace-b“ n|;:rePorte‘i fr™ th6-“<,rth<irn
STIVERS A KALMBACH,
but the proportions, the sweep of the Par1; of the state. ^
Attorneys at la w .
?*_Archways that end sharply
HTT.LSDAr,^~HniatL-tif.7nil
against
“sheer
tfled
walls,;
are
beauti­
«e_
h a s re c e iv e d a n e w im p e tu s w h e n i t
Huplio in the office. Offloe in Hatch-Dumnd fully restful and harmonious.
i j e c a m e k lio w q h e r e t h a t L e w i s E m block; Chelsea, MiohUnn. Phone SS.
There is a. mild thrill of adventure I e r v , o il m a g n a t e o f P e n n s y l v a n i a ’;
In penetrating thus Into the sacred
/
<0. C. LANE
ta lly , has—/agreed— to—share-^in
j p iw ^ j o f r ^
financing
one ^of more wells’ in -'th e
Veterinarian’" • “
| There fs' a new, sensation, too, in feel*
iiew
itt
oil
fields autU ex pressed’ the
Office at CJiaa.!Martin’s Livery. ’Barn. Phone rin g thati^the very touch of your foot
No. 5-W. Call answered day or night.
is regarded—by—many of- those—who-Rpinlon that oikin<large-quaufifi¥8^ih
watch yon as a sacrilege and a do* all probability . exists here^ The
CHAS. STEINBACH
fllement; 1
i. Chamber, of Commerce has secured a
H a r n e s s and Horse Goods
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lease to ten acres of the Dewitt field
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Repairing orsirsinds a a^ialtyr-Aleo dealer
-n-Musical Instrument* of-ali kLnds and-8heet- 0 N D
Mngior-rStcinbaehlMook. Ch<deoai
v&m.
I Reptl!e rHa* Proved to Bo ^Consider* beeri:cited as f a v o r i u ^ t h e sup'posi
•bleiof a.Puxzle" to California
tipn t h a t oil_w.i]L_be—fouud-'w hen_-a
Natural late.
Money' to Loah. Life and Fire Insurance.
Office tti Hatph-Diminri block._Cheleea. Mlchi
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ppirilon
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GEORGE W. IBECKWITH,
Real Estate Dealer.
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N E V O E S O M O U S -S N A K E ] and will a id, fu rth e r iu developing
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^ - p ro p e r Well ia d rilled ’ deeply enough
polBonona wnake that reptile ex.J__ Y P S I L A N T . l — y h e
b o a rd of
H. D. WITHERELL,
Attorney at Law.
slon .of Edi Hambly and-JIaCk Horn, j until t he danger of..amalIpojfc*ls=pR8t.
The snake wtuFCaught b f a Herican at Residents near tlie^N orm al-health
pne of the road camps near Los Ange* I cottage are up in arms at alleged lax
JAMES S. GORMAN, j .
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. . ./fmethods used 'hy , the authorities.
The snake has two fangs^ each about The ga - th t
^nSuectedTiLLa^
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Attorney at Law. i '
one-eighth-of ah Inch long. In ^ n .""% -:;y.t!ia,: P ^ 's ^ ^ p e c te a ^ m a v ^
' 1 •4SBp;.’j5i5-til. -fh-'tSsSKW’Y-^Office. Middle street east. 'Chelsea, Michigan effort to determine whether or not the b ^ ^ e a s e , . ^ o to the .first ftoor^of
reptile is poisonous It- wa¥'I>raced3 n
health eottage,. where the- nurse
Mi2
an Inclbsure with a white rah The i» charge makes an examination. If
g. W. DANIELB.
General Auctioneer. ,
, raf was bitten and died In convulslonsl the nurse thinks the patient , has
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ahortly afterwafdl
fa.i'AlV ;—~—~~ '-'UV'-fe "r -Lr:-“ '---- _ — adtisfactionQuarsnteed; Forinfonin formavion call I -~r
one-half
feet j physiciatrsix_blocks away^for eifamT-]
Tfaer1$tinnlef*"offi?5srSraddreBaQregory.>IIch-1
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In length and olive greeh ln color. Its hiatibm Tjeverat- roaidenjs nri_Tnpa
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Cplor changes t a a pale yellow—when |’day, met a g k l >yhose~iace was coyerOffl^eT. Freeman bfocV,. Chelaea. MiQbigan..
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FUNERAL TlESlOXfi.
Elvira Clark-Visel
Phone 180-F21
FLORIST
SHOES
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A Full Line of Work. Shnea^
Repairing a Specialty ~
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SCHMID. & SON, W, Middle St,
A i v f f e i i
I K K ^ i'P S ^ '
MR FARMER
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If you are not using the
STANDARD WANT ADS
you’re a heavy loser. .
:FJnd n buyer^n^your"pro^
duce, livestock or tools that
you do not need. *
Sell your farm or find Tatm
—help. "'
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The cost is small—results'
»re mire,
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to 7:Mp. m. Foit Lansing 9:11 p. nii
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r^.EXI’BBSS CARS ~ - ‘---- - —
Haynes ' . Otto Goet^
. Last Bound-^-T:3l a, m. and every tWo hours' 70SS brothers. Its .tall tapers to q fine [
to 'i :.‘A |). in
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irl'AH . John Schmidt, sr.’
pe>lnt
audthem
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tsstf-differs
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Mrs. Thos. /n»v
Taylor
West Bound- 10:10 a. m. and -every two hours
tapist ' Mrs. Clara gtqniah
to H:lA :p, m... Kxpresa, cars nmkeJ_ocaLa(jOjui shape from other poisonous reptiles ln Edward Staplsh
wesrof Anri Arbor,
that lt^ Is slender rather than thick- Theo. Bueihtevr
Theo. Mohrlok
LOCAL CAUN
E. H. McKernau Martin Merkel ;
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Bast-Bound—fi-facb’-mrrS
m.-andlO :16 p.- bodied,
HutaeT
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■It strlkes^vlthout colling and" ndovds -AW-n-BaldwIS
West Bound—6:af) a. m., S:VH(t. m., 10:5l' p: m, w ith g r e a t s w i f t n e s s .
Ed J. Parker
and
a' m. — :------ .— -------—-------While heing ey- 1ff v m ^ B e a c h
zmCr Halst
oars connect at Ypsilantl for Saline and at ^amlned It ejected a^tream of colorless RI. hr, Burkhart
Fred Seitz 7:
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Wayne for Plymouth and Northrille........ ,
Chelsea Greenhouses
Ip
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BMWe«njackMn.choiM.. Aim Arbo., Ypsii,u,ti j doubl^'set ot scnles tliat , ’reTTo u u i% P f 1 “ “ f s e W e l l ,
—and_iietroit._----- ------— l-harfei&ss~varieties.— The sCatea—rarer
| t have-gohit^Eaetern Standard Time.
smooth and it pds extraordinarily long
. iJ. [Notice to Hunters.
jawbones. "Its eyes-are-the-round*pu*
LIUITBD OARfl. '
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For Detroit.8:45 a. m. and every’ two hours piled eyes of the harmless snake, and
to 8:4s p. m, Itg I any, hu n t lug, jt£apping^pr__trespasslng
For Kalamazoo 9:Ma,m. and every two’liours It has only one set of nostrils.
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DETROIT UNITED LINES [Z ^ L Z Z :^
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lite the T R A V E L E R S
R A IL W A Y G U ID E
PRIOR 85 QKMTS
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IOh"l^ e S S ^ rt^ se e le r.
poison for a distance of 17 Inchfes.
ft. T. Wheelock W; S. Plelemeler .
■ Dr, Charles L. Edwards, naturalist E. M. Eisemann Mrs3 Kate Neihaus
fior the_ public fachools. Inclines to the
1C. D. Jenks - ^ belief that It may be related to the J o h n C . L e e m a n Henry Messner
-A lbert Wldmayef.
vipers. fitlntU -This time 1 -have .never
JosejJh Wenk, jr
Keed Estate
known of a smooth-scaled snake which Christ
A. B.-Sktnner
Baas^ft 8..P-0l8pnbus,’’..he..sald,.._;.
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j Geo. T. English
Thomas Fleming
How Qarnian -Army Horsei Are P yed.j Jolm McKernan ”S. A. Collins Eat.
Because of the shortage of horses in ,
Saunders Jos, Llebeck
Henry Luickl • William Fox .
Germany It has been found expedient Walter
Webb ' Mrs. H. Stanbrldge
to
and dappledm .‘ dye
. . white
.
. Edward Doll
P eter Werknef
flold-gray, as already noted ln P o p la r Peter Gorman ’ . William Fritz
Mechanics Magazine, - thereby giving J A, J. Greening
them, the same protective coloring as
the soldlejrs’ uniforms and muklng
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
4Jhm--^gallabla--Tbr, military;;purpoaea.-|
The coloring when flrst-appUed-gtvgs
the horse- a violet hue, which later Which is Better-—Try an Experiment or
changes Into greenish-brown by ret
rofit- by a ChelseaLCitizen’s Exper­
of\,the chemical action of the sweat
ience.
retained in the hair.. A staff apothe­ -• Something new is an experiment.
cary of the German army has found
Must be proved to be as represented.
that the best dye is a 1 per cent solu­ Thq.8tatem ent of a:manufacturer is
tion of permanganate of potassium. not convincing proof of_tner1t,._
TlilSTf“applied to .GieZhead^Iegs,-and |
Now supposing you had a bad back,
upper part* of the body with, a brush
A lame, weak, or aching one,_____
and to the more Sensitive, parts ;Wlth
Would you experiment on it?
a sponge. The coloring Is permanent.
You will read of mahy so-called cures’,
harmless, and costs about 60 cents per
Endorsed by strangers from farhorse.—Popular Mechanics .Magazine. away places
4 t ’s different when the endorsement
comes frotn home.
Churoh Bervloe Sent Over Wire.
Easy to prove local testimony,
__A large church In Passaic. N. J.. has —Head
this Ghelsea-cascr-----put on©' of the Ideas of the late Ed­
Charles HyzCr, stationary engineer,
ward Bellamy, author of "Looking Madison St.i Chelsea, says: . “I was a
Backward," into practical effect. It has sufferer from kidney trouble, I had
recently connected a telephone with backache and pains through my Kdthe house Lot one of Its oldest’ ni ein- neys that made nfy work hard. Tf.I
I couldn’t straighten again,
..bqirfrjm old lady pog-jihyj
"Doan’s
able to reach the church which she
pmH wl+h rhoTTatrused
ood rGnn
results told me
ka4 attended regularly tor over_ half tK„ldt?,e,t S
I d k f f l they soon gave
a century. A special telephone trans- I me-relief.
me’relief. Three boxes cur
cured
mltter Is placed on the pulpit and 'tlie
Price 60c. a t all dealers. Don’t
connections.are so well arranged that simply ask.for a kidney remedy—get
UUnU B IV
iUUvJf 1.PTns--the1
.AHAD iUCi same
BitUJC Ithat
bUAt
It" Is possible for-a number of persons, ! Doan’s
Kidney
grouped around the receiver, to hear cured Mr. Hayzer. Foater-MllburnCo.,
not only the sermon, but every sound 1Props., Buffalo, N. V.-r-Adv.
of »the, church music in a house over
Fori
its,’
» uifle ffom the drarch.
M o r e p o w e r—~35 h o r s ^ o w e r ^ m o to r .
M o r e ro o m -—1 1 2 -in c h w heelbases
^ r e a t e r e o m fo r t^ -^ lo n g , 4 8 -in c H c a n tile v e r
re a r s p r in g s a n d ^ - i n c h t i r e s .
G r e a te r c o n v e n ie n c e — electrical c o n tro l, b u t —- to n s o n rs te e rittg c o lu m n .
B ig g e r , s a fe r b ra k e s — service, 1 3 ^ x 2 ^ ; e m e r­
gency, 13 x2
B e tte r -c o o lin g — y o u n e v e r h e a rd o f a n O v e r - la n d m o t o r o v e r h e Q tm g ,
PHONE 90
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t n in g t o b e h a d - i n - o t h e r c a m th a t^ s e U 7 ^ r =
. ^ h e r e n e a r a 8 lp w a p n e e ,- ^ _ ____ 7
A n a th e y m a k e .it h a r d fo r u s t o k e e p u p w ith
o rde rsj_____ L____ ..
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T h e fa c t o r y has n e v e r y e t c a u g h t u p w it h th e
dem ands , - r
------- ‘ J f p u o u g h t t o o w n one_of th e se cars— n o th in g
. se so b ig a n d fin e fo r th e m o n e y .
■C o m e ir i a n d o rd e r y o u r s n o W ,
-Ii8-122-W EST..MID
Tha Willys^>verland Conipany, Toledo, Ohio
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jpttm illliiiiiirViftiinii i i
B. V^R. 0. will meet with Mrs; E.
-R, Dancer-oo—Monday everiing^Ko*]
vember 27.1
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LOCAL- ITEMS.
, J.7V1nee nt ■Burg-ba^-purehasod- t^ o ;
vacant lots, corner Grant and Sum­
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^h a v h a rb ec o m ^ b fth e oldfashion- mit streets,
ed family that aiwiys -b*ad eirps for . .
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— Mrr-amr-jffs. ne^H m aelang^w nr
occup^ Mrs, Elizabeth: Runciinan’s |
residence
on Jefferson street.
_ Mrs. Geo. Kder entertained the L
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? t ^er home on Park street
: Begular-meetihg-of-the-LiX>,-TrM.,
- T u e s d a y - e ^ n i n g . -----------------—
TnSsday, NovfltobH
9gr28».,Alioiembewil
n
knJros Guide entertained~ttrc ar^ ^ M c te<Li!^fiumer4ne^tum fr.»n«ffe Club at her home ou' Garflelc
Harry H. Lyons, of Jackson, son of |
streetTuesdavevL-nlmr.
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Mrs7Rbse Lyons of”CEeIeea7 isTfl with
Mrs,.W. c. Boyd entertained a nurn typhoid tever, but is reported asjm
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ber of ladies at brklge Friday 1 even proving.
>ng at he£ horae^lvllarrison street.
----- -------- —- .■ —---------.Mr. afad Mrs. A. P. Clark. Mr, and [J
Mrsjrr^awettefT'tfcvtfge entfertlrtrietr
C.-E. Clark, Mrer-N,^F," Prudden ;
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anjJji£u|rbtex a n d J^ rG T ^ ^ H o o v e r -1
5-iMO U.e.r.of.frieuds at cards -at her
•loine oiv south ,Main struct^Saturday attended the funeral of Wm.- Monroe,
evening.
ajtjjowell Satucday^K llllliiin iis w tw S S
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The Standard correspondents are
re<iuestcd~to g et-th eir letters1 out
earlier next week,. on account of
Thanksgiving. We will go to press |
Wednesday . .in order—to --g lv u s-a n
JohnCoon had oih»oU ^ nhiiiids sever* opportunity to appease our appetite
^ burnotL'iHieHdiiyLovi'iilwg^Uv-an ex* for turkey_by_eating chicken. —__
Have com© to look upon
dosion of gas In t hi i funmcor r Mi l s
The, common council of Defter last
ionic on south Mnlu street.
week ordered the marshal to strictly
this Store with a feelingT
An autoujobllc on lire caused con­ enforce the following section of erne
of reliability.
siderable excitement at the corner of thpwillage ordinances: "Sec. 2.Xof Main and -Mlrldli.
.y- No person or j)erao n ^ hall -ajiow hjg£
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her or their ducks, turkeys, geese,
■You certainly must appreciate .havingiaiStore- in your town
hens- crpother fowls to rhn at.large
where you can buy with' full assurance that you are obtaining
The Gable
2rs’ Union had ashort upon any of the streets, alleys,-iaues,
ived strike.^ra^'gday afternoon.
authentic ■style, ■; - - V r
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property of-hU^ber pr their neigh.a ir s w e r e ^ H S s t r a i g h t e n e d o u t , a n c bora in such manner as to become
offenstve to the~pubricTor said neTglR
Style is our study, we aim, for it because we'know, that good- ,-th e - w o rk -J s -g o l n g - a l o n g -m e r r i l y ^
clothes .become bad clothes unless tho proper style is present.
- -||- Gabriel Boekres is coIihTed t„ hi. h o r s .” I f t h e r e w a s s u c h a n o r d l n a n c e i n f o r c e in ' t h e v i l l a g e o f C h e l ­
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“ 'the result oi an injury wh'icO s e a i t W o u ld r e q u i r e - m o r e t h a n - o n e
And for this acouraoy in style, we do- fjot aslcyou to pay any I he received Tuesday evening* when
.o ffic e r t o L - k e e p - l t - e n f o r c e d . ___ 1 :
e r^ th a n —you—w ould-pay-. in a n y ~ o th e r store for ordinary | |-feHdown the porch steps, striking on
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Have you seen iOffe of the new dimes |
M. lim d u in a iih iiH b e e n d e t a i n e d
a t h i s . h t> u n r (TirTfillTn. s t r e e t S e v e r n
la y s 6 f t h i s w e e k liy'llifo'. I lb te s s o f h is
lttiq jio n .
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j .i ■The Chelsea tire department was
So if the_w orl_gtyle camfis__weight -with- you, and it should, I called .to-the home of Mr. and Mrs.
you will understand that'thin- sto w 8hould-:h^owi-goialH-^— ^.1 Jobh Maier.ahontLnooniunday by a
s l i g h t b la z e t h a t d i d a s m a l l a m o u n t o f
rd a m a g e to th e ro o f
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Here you find: the new materials and trimmings right from the-work shop, and you are1sure to
get the latest in style.'
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Here are Valour Ooata, Moiitagnac-Qoate^Broadel^th
Ooats, Zrbeiine Coats^Seal Plusli Coats, ^.adopelt
-Plush Coats, Black Velvet Coats, Monkey Skin Coats.;
ALLpriced~heIow real Value— . r . , ■- .
just issuefljiby thie government? The
n e w c o in .'T s a s t r i k i n g p i e c e .of d e ­
s i g n e r ’s s k il l.; -O n o n e s i d e is a w i n g e d
l e a d o f - t h e g o d d e s s o f . l i b e r t y , —s u r -
rouhded-by^the-word-tll3iberty7u-with
t h e s e n t i m e n t , “ I n '.G o d
We
T ru s t.” I
- T h e L . O sr-T»-M . w ill g i v e a b i r t h d a y M ^ W ^ y e b r - o f i a s u e 7 _ 4 n - JLfin e r —l e i t e r is t h e e n g r a v e r 's i n i t i a l , a p r e s e n c e
| p a r t v - a t t h e h n m p n f 'M r B ; B , T b r n
i3 u ll. F r i d a y , N o v e m b e r 24.
E v o r y w h ic h c a u s e d t h e w i t h d r a w a l o f t h e
i r a t J a s u e -o f t h e L i n c o l n .. - p e n n y , 0 a
ta e c a b e e - J a d y - in v lr e c h S c F ftb l u n c h
H>e—reverse—appears the dqaomlHa7
P l e a s e b r i n g d is h e s T
S'tf
__ snappiest garments* shown anywhere this season. No two~alike,~ahd the best~of: air is "the
Tact that every garment is under-priced^, You save from $5,00 to $10.00, and wear a garment right
up to. snuff,^and as.olassy^as-they shdwin any city store.
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G o a ts P r ip e d a t $10.00, $14.00, $18.00, $22.00, $25.00
A ll t h e b e t t e r g a r m e n t s a rfl-s ra tlrr5}
..‘...4__ .
ghout
tion, th e country’s tirfirif*. th<>i a^nti.
U n io n T h a n k s g i v i n g s e r v i c e s w ill i n e n t , “ E P l u r i b u s U n u m , ” w i t h a
1 b e h e l d "u T 't h c ~M.-- U 7 c h u i c l r : a r I t i h iin d le n f f a g g o t s , t j v o - g l l y c \v re t r H r
an d a p o rtio h o f a b a t tle ax e,
o ’c l o d s - n e x t ^ h u i l s d a y - m o T n i n g r - R e v
P .. W . D ie rb e rg e r, p a s to r - o f - t h e
Church Circles.
C o n g r e g a t i o n a l - c h h r c h , w ill p r e a c h
th e se rm o n .
A N Q ER
►OPEN EVERY
EVENING-®*
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J udge o t
P ro b a te
M ur r a v jth o u rrh t
- th ^ e _ w f i r .e _ d i8 c r e p a n 6 i e - M n - th e c o f ln t
made by t he vnrinns Pl^Fin,> 1^ ^ ^
in t h e _ c o p n t y . - 'a n d - a s k e d ^ - f o r a- r e
c o u n t.
W h e n . t e n __p r p r i n r t s
Wer e
“c o u n t e d .a n d t h e r e s u l t s h o w e d , a
g a i n o f e l g i i t v o t e s f o r l)is o p p o n e n t ,
t h e r e c o u n t w a s c a l l e d olf.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
- Rev, P. W. plcrbcrger^Pastor, _ _ __
J^o rn in g 'worsFiip a t 10 o’clock with
the sermon .by the. pastor, subject
“ A Q u e s t i o n o f t h e lil v e n i n g ^ ’_
S u n d a y s c h p o l a t 1 1:15 o ’c l o c k a . m .
'J i a s s e s f o r a l l , . T h e p a s t o r w i l l - g i v e [
a p e rs o n a l e x p e rie n c e e n tltle d ^ W lie n
’ w a s a P o l i c e m a n . 1’
C h r i s t i a n E n d e a v o r m e e t i n g a t . 0 :15 j
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Store
4il,.
ra.
We h a v e
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c o m p le te d ^ t h e ' in s ta llin g
- M a t t e r - G r e g o r y j— - t h e
M io b ig A n
P o p u T ar S u n d a y e v e n in g s e rv ic e s a t
C e n t r a l b r a l^ e m a n w h o / w a s i n j u r e d
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o ’c l o c k , ^ s u b j e c t M C hidesfci P e c u l i h e r e :;i--few -w e'6ks. a g o w h e n a ° l a d d e r
a.t'ltlea.V
T h e p a s t o r w ill e x h i b i t s o m e "
o n a ir e i x r h t c a r- b r o k ty - l n t i i n g ^ h i m
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fa-11 b e n e a t h t h e w h e e ls , d ie d " a t t h e
of . B e a n | ; Max
-e h i n e r y ^ t n - d m ,~-j<T6 ui^ £ i l - I - ahd~ aro^ ii o\yH
i n . t h e m a r k e t fol*-
h o s p i t a l in D e t r o i t th e - f i r s t o f t h e
'w e e k , f r o m b lo o d .'p o is o n in g . H e Is
BAPTIST’.
Church service a t 10 o’clock._ Serv
survived by his wife und one child,' *
mop by J. O. Staley, o f Ann. Arbor.'
P ric e
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' K e e l a n o f - t l i i s - p l a e e r 'n o w - a t th e - C o l
l e g e o f D e n ta l- S u r g e r y , w as: a m o n g
■t h e n i a n y ^ & t t n g - i f u j l e H n - a t t e n d a t t c e
selection of stylos—some single ‘breast-
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-ST1. PAUL'S..
. . R&v, A. A. Sohoon. Pastor.
German services a t 9:30 a. m. This
is rnemoriirFHundayr being the -last
Bunday'bif
lie'~ctiurd'li
M
wuuay u ‘ ttm
: b u u tb ii year.
v c cin>. : .Aivofff>r*fu i^ n e rr
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C^-UrlcsoTT-and-soivAvUo- ^n^ H H ^ t a k e ii
h a y e n e e n 'T s p e n d i n g s e v e r a l m o u t h s U elle.if f u n d .
w ith h e r in o th e r ,' M r s . W e r o n e t c h
S u n d a y s c h o o l S u n d a y a t T 0 ! 3 0 a r mV
p r , w i l l ; r e t u r n t o t h e i r h o m e in L,os' T n t h e c o n t e s t t l m n o r t h s i d e w a s in
A n g e le s , s o o n . • M rs,. . . F l e t c h e r w ill t h e l e a d l a s t S u n d a y .
a c c o m p a n y 'th e m .!
T h e y w ill v i s i t
T e l i t t i v e s —iu z~ B e 11e v l 11e ~ l d r -:a - s h o r t
'MKTHODIS*ir EPISCOPAL
t i m c i y g f g f c - t h T y le n v tc~ f o r t h e w e s t
ttov. G, H. Whitney, PftBtor; ~
M r. a n d M rs. E d w a r d B r o w n w ill o c-M o rn in g s e r v i c e a t 10 o ’c l o c k .
M rs . F l e t c h e r ’s r e s k l e n c e d u r i n g h e r
B i b le s c h o o l a t - l l i l f i a . m .
absence.
-J u n io r L e a g u e -a t-3 -p r-m r
Epworth League at 0 p, m, - v.
Evening service at 7 o’clock. ;
Thursday .prayer meeting 7 p.- m^
A cordial invitation to alb
F r a n k H o w e ll, a g e d - a b o u t 35 w a s
p l a c e d u n d e r a r f o e t in A n n A r b o r F r i ­
d a y by d e p u ty s h e r if f s ” r o r ^ M a r s h a l
C o o p e iv - H o w e l l w jis c h a r g e d w ith
fronr
b o n d p o n d in g f u r t h e r in v e s tig a tio n .
X U -th e ~ -tlm & -Q f-th e a l l n g c d - t h e f t U l i e
we are urging you to join in a plan, for
T hat the state board of health has
,a message of hope for the 20,000 ,or
*30,000 persons in Michigan who a te
-affiicted-wi.th-tuberculo4fd8-i8 show nby
Uic statistics gathered from thh pres­
e n t state-wide tuberculous survey,
The figures show th a t only 6,3 par
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~TTAl^M GF.RMAN M. K. OHURCUc
NMAR FRANCISCO,
Rev. G. O. NoUidurft, Ptvstor.
Sunday echool-StmdnyfiiBQ-armr
German worship 10:30 a. m,
Epworth League 7:30 p. m.
.
-Engti»h=worshlp 8i0(>-p. m. ----- —7
-JSverybody most cordially invited.
man was—assisting—Davfs—wjio—was
moving to the rooms over the Farm ers
aud Merchants bank.
saving money that wiH enable you to ILCNo amount
-iln|pisJijuai
M
ce^ to f^ e^ eH o M ^ iT ag n o ^M tu B ^
cuIoub
are advanced^cases, th a t is,
cases th at are pfobabiyJncurablq., For
JtBe"6th h f 03:2^ p e r cent th ere Is plenty
Card of Thanks,
The children of the late Mrs. Hahn*
TrrtMcr^vlsh1toirt hu fik1wm F’W p b o r s
•and friends for their piany acts nf
klrfdne'sb and -sympathy during, their
recent bereavement,- also; Rev. A. A.
8choen and the choir.
■of-h<>po-for-pnrn»a nsa t...cuia... In the
pVcsent tuberculosis survey of .the
state board of health Lt1s found th a t’’
ftbout-80 per-cento^tlie-perspna dlag« White’s
nosedJLl'tuberculQyi.are' female and open next
about 40 per cent male.
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to 12.
~y~
fo r y o u
w ith t h e
u ia r
- W e ’ll s h e w-.-y p -u a w o n d o r f n H ^
-*1 _ ~
fine
^ e d i 1 o t h e r s d o n b lo b r o p s t o d - ^ s G l l n t h o m ^ b ^ ^ v ^ jji^ e iL -b a c k s ^ iid ^ m n ^ u m 4 o o s (d y -—
1
d r a p e d . . : .__ ____ .
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The price of one of these Overqpats
may be more or less tlian von expected- x—
J^ p a y i - ..tho'-im portant-^tliing is that
_every dollar_of tho .'price represents_real
r ^ a l u e 7 7 $ 1 ^ 1 115, $ a r - a i T d l | 2^
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Boys’ Overcoats in nobby styles,
- - $.5.00 u p .-----------— ;---------- -------- —-------- —
M eu’ff'xand
^Boys’
Ma c k in a w s
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in
largo range of patterns.
jT
Arc you going to. need-WoobUadarwear? If so, buy n&tf here (or elsew te e ) -as-Atiihin--4^1tor^-time-dt™w ill
’ notr be a-questioirof‘pric 0,'but eToryoM^
will be *unable to procure the goods.
J K ^ h M ^ a ^ a Q d a s B Q i 't m o n i ^ a s ^ y c t - '- a t * ;
, old p ric e s.
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Studio, Chelsea, will be
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German preaching service, Sunday
jbeforc' Justice ' Withercll Saturday a t 1:45 p . tu .
•nfternoonr nnd~lct-go-tm-hls—personal ZIM M Sy-ScEobta^
OME day your lamp will ho burned out
and your .earning power at an eridr^—
J ircLh o tasking yon-tQ-spendIany...iiiOiic3r<^llji
you,
.iiutoo
ij'wLir_‘' small*
~ - ~ ' vIll"InLot
niii~ii nus
‘ '' explain
"iimn ifiifiti i^to
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ST, JOHNte, FRA|NOISGO
___ Uov. A. A. Sohocn. Pastor,
t h e h o m e o f H a r r y D a v is o n W e d n e s
H a y ’d f 'l a s t w e e f t 7 ” H b w e ll w a s t a k e n
-.N.
O v o 'rc o a r w e a t h e r
.w o r ld ’s b e s t fabrics^ in t h e . m o s t pop*
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WM. BACON-HOLMES CO.
R i g h t n o w " I t|f l
S u n d a y s c h o o l m e e t s a t 11 o ’c l o c k ;
O n T u e s t l i y e w e tiltig t h e c l e r i c a l ,
T h u r s d a y e v e n i n g a t , -0:45, c o t t a g e
fo rc e o f th e d iil e r e n t ( le p r f rtm e n ts o f
i
f
a y e r m e e t i n g .e v e r y w e e k — 'P h o n e
th r e jU n tv e r s ity o f M ic h ig a n h e ld t h e i r
N
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rs
. U . P , C h a s e l o r th e p la c e
fan c y d ress p a r ty a t th e ' h o m e o f
M
ie
e tih g
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iVHH9^i“^ p js 3 & G h { ip in , a 1
p g a it; y.
s t r e e t . A n n - A r b o r . - M is s l e a t h e r in n
BRING IN Y O U R SAMPLES.
eompfish"' wonderful results.
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FR O M T H E - F O L K S A T H O M E
ftdward 'jfiJJCTOeh/ a ‘ bardwars
NOW PROSPEROUS mewhapt
of Sbttydisb, committed sui­
cide at GoodHcVGeneseei county, by
w! ■■< <>. . %< ' •hooting. _
:v' ;, • . * . ' .
• 6 mb o f t h e m o s t * m o d er n
thaalsa^^oatir-formar Sturgis man.,
F X R M S A 'R E 'O W N E D - * '
was crushed to death' In Chicago
F O R M E D F IN N 8 .
when a truck load of heavy furntlura
” „; _ .:._,.
fell on him. \_ i v '
The state tax/oorainleslonwill hold
AORIAN ASKS FOOD PROBE four reviews requested by the super*
vlsora.ibt^Wayas^Jilonroe, Mackinac,
and
Iron,counties, , 1---C&amtofciv o f .C om m erce" A d o p ts Joel In
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MARKETQUDTA1 ->A■
AVSltlAN RULER
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"' Live ;j ^ M
PJBTROIT—I ffc'(kftcslpUi 8,341.
' DIES SUDDENLY Bbst'
heavy- at^ers,>,$808.10;) best 1j*A*
WAS known a « “MUROPro man
r OF OORROW'V^AD RBACHBO
T THR'AGC OF W YEARB-
OCCUPIED THRONE 68 YEARS
I
Raw Many Rises and Falls Durlng^Hlf
Long R e ig n — Record of .1.
Elisha PhiUipo, of Hart, early set­
T ra g e d y.
tler, was drowned, while working in a
W ith C o n sp ira cy.
field, .He tripped and feH.lnjo. ft pond
and was unable to rise.
London—Emperor Francis Joseph,
qf Austria-Hungary, died at SchoenEast - Lansing—From strikers. In _stock di vIdpnd pf .$500,000 wSs‘debuhn-castle; accoTdtngztgJcRauter 1dlsby
1913. threatenli)g:to .destroy the prop- cleared__ at Ann Arbor__
_ the Hoover
patch Just received hereyfrom Wlepna
orttps of the iniivlna'interests-lB"the4 Steel ’Bgll ie g.rtgn)V paid holders o f ,
by way of Amsterdam. .
upper peninsula* to prosperous farm- certificates on January 20< 1917.'
ere, reformed and using every effort
John, Moore, 'pi Palms, is- dead as^ a
Ruled Nation 88 Years.
to'war.ds_c_oiks_e_rylng capital and—not reau’t of, the fall from the house which.
. JUS.doubtful If in all history th e fr
destroying it, in T916; Is'what-: has hm was; building for his intended i
has been an. active authenticated,
been accomplished^ by the hundred or bride.- 'iHe:j\58 ..tflL2have 'beefl..m.arrled/reign longer than that closed, by the
more of Finns 'following the .strike In" December 1.
(Copyrlg|vti)__
death of Francis Joseph. , :
the copper mines, according to Pro­ A county auction sale will be held
At 19 years of age ho ascended the
fessor; J: vVr Weston, state superln- at Boyne City-,-November -25 at-which
M iiTSeH tAN D DA^ttESW SEA throne of Austria on the abdication o.f
temIeh¥of“agrtcuttunri extensioiLwork -time' alP-'farmers of tho county will
-Ids uncle, Ferdinand ITT"Docemljer 2,
i n thp, upper peplnaula. . _
---- b'ring their surplus stock; Implements,
: Professor: Westoa-ds at lSast Lansing etc.-, to. Boyne City...
The Start Was Made Without a Hitch 1848, lils death ending all active reign
offrirdaTTy~~'68 yoarar all but the first
attending^thJo keohrerenc6 of country
Hundreds Watch U-Boat Leave,.
Sarah VosburgroT" Grand ■- Rapids,
10 ’of which he w'as also Qpostojic
agricultural agents, farmers' Institute
King of Hungary.
lecturers and .extension men. ■..He saya who sued the city of Grand Rapids for
110,000^damages for injuries sustatn*.
. New London, Conn.-—1The ‘ DeutseliTradition says" that Pharoah ruled
that the Pinna have really reformed. -ed-ln-ft
riall-on-a,- defeethut-aidewalk,
Jand-ls-off-again ror-^lefmariyvHVmid | for gtj years ■and" there 'Is ~the -moroDuring tlre^short^perioa since tne‘
I T S L O S S IS T H E M O S T S E R I O U S plaudits of hundreds of watchers on
Strike, .they have changed their ld.ca» was given-a-?verdlct for $1,500.
credible' -instance of- Raineses II..
hext_: l.ekjslature-^wil l be asked - B L O W S U F F E R E D B Y K I N G F E R ­ shore ahd a . goodbye demonstration seostris of the Greeks, whose reign is
entirely because-they-have cpjpe-fa<
fi’Om all the ‘craft-in the harbor, the" raputed' to have covered 67 years.
D I N A N D ’S a r m y
S IN C E RUfd face with the true meaning of capi­ to pass a law controlling trips by
German
undersea merchantman substale
officers.
.ouLsJde
tho.
state:
the
M A N IA ’S E N T R Y IN T O W A R l .
tal, aud-now,~the& are exextinit-^
v Three-lhlm
merged at
their-little members of-the state
and
-Auditor-General
O.
B,
Fuller
utea
later
she
appearedin the center
farms.
o f the channel, and cofivoyed by . the
SO'ffierefTthe*moatrmOdern furnis in have-decidedr
.ITTLE KiNGOOM FACES DOOM ttigs- Atfirt-and—Fr-Hr^Becku-tth?- of
John,-iA, Nelson: wlurbas retlrod as
crupper- peninsula
...._ are_v, owned by
-the-Tr-A.-Soott^epmpany, which hail;
the reformed Finns who are eager-to- keeper of the -Muskegon-coast guard
adopt the scientific methods advocated station,!has been succeeded by George Their Only ExIt Leads Into Impassa- come up the river but a: few', minute,s
before, started again tb her home port,
by >Professor, Weston and his assist­ Catflfeld, kpeper of the Sturgeon Bay
. ble JBvyamps—Must Cut Their.___ opwremep.
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---- ra n ts? 'P ro fesBorWeBton^saysthat^far. canal-statiorr—eaptr~N!felBon^ended-25"
Way
Out.
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The
start
was
made
without
a
hitch,
inerg In general In the .upper penlsnu- yeurs In-the service.
As the big craft appeared jii the har•fa^ arre adopting scientific methods of- Thirty-prisoners were-panic strieteenfarming:
in”the=cotnrty“jsifTiTa
TIT*]‘Fltnt~as~thn- r^ ” London—Craiovar Vitar..nerve of "the"
wheel anil Captain Paul Koenig was,
e u l t o f th e r e m o v a l1 bof
f W illia m H a r r is ,
strategic railway'net of western Ru­ at his side on deck.
< A d r ia n A s k s P o o d .P r o b e
a N e g r o , h e l d f o r v i o l a t i n g t h e lo c a l
Adrian—T. M. Joslln, .'former Pro- o p t i o n la w , w h o w a s f o u n d t o b e s u f- mania, fell to. the army of General
The tugs took up positions on each
vnn Fflikfinhay.il. _tIts loss Is the most eide^ ofvthe—submarine—^which-startedgresslve.? p f e
'serious, blow suffered by King Fer- ,at a speed of eight to. ten. knots down
Resolution which he offered ito the
d o . 0 „ w a s r e - dthandte army, since Rumanla-’s-l nter.-Chamber Of Commerce and which that c e nJ .tlyC.^ aCV avral ar dnedd. —ot hf eT- oc le
•thre harbor. The tugs had orders to
b n t r a c t —f o r - i n vention-b n th e AllteB’jBide^ •
body adopted, urges^that -A grand. Jury
acco m p an y v . th e D e u ts c h la n d
to
th e
jn ihfl grip nf.. a. vlae-of-steel.-whose_. - t h r e e - m i l e H m ltr’- a - p o lh ^ o f f - R f f c e R o c k
be .called in I^nawpe-rnuniy tn invest­ s t a l l i n g a / m o d e r n a n d c o m p l e t e B e w e r
only exit leads into impassable In the Race, about the apot -wherfi last.
igate an alleged railroad conspiracy s y s t e m in O a k w o o d a t a .c o s t o r
O O tb rT h e -w b r k - ia . to b e s t a r t e d a t o n m f swamps and with a deep thrust cut
to-r-alse prices of foodstuff*tand other.
Friday the Deutschland rammed- rind
M r^JosUn-declared—th at and th e-een tra c t^ a lla for ItB ^oom- into th'iTWallachlan plain. wiiuse^Fro^' aank the tug T, A.-Scott,-Jr.r -Oii-her.
- n e c e s s itie s .
pletion by June^inBlTT^*
d n o t B f e e d i t s , p e o p l e , .t h e m o s t fflr-- flrRt. venture 1out to 00a.
—
seda
G^orge"JWelbounreT'“18'' years—'old? inie"'sectlbn o n h e - "BallraTi^kingdomloaded dars on side tracks in order
• R e e ilu tlo n 'C h a rg in g R a ilro a d s
(MOYATAUS
IN TEUTONS HANDS
hi'Hi
m &m m m
^ iw
zrrzz
f c lllllf t S l
tor create an impression of^scnroltyr
~ M w d -h e-eit.ed -seA ceral_ l n s t a h c e 8
In this
t e r - r e s i d l n g —a b o ttt - f o u r - - H g c T f n ^ f n r f l t n f m r a -T y fth -7 w tftt& -T h n m i
m il e s f r ^ m » C e d a r S p r i n g s , w a s s h o t
At Craiova the -Teutons stand 120
a n d . f a U lly .. w u u u d c d w h lIe~j:.1 funCtTfg~ miles due west of Bucharest in^con^}^--
$375,000,000 FOR U. S. NAVY
"coifnty_where i wheat xarX have been
left standing on side tracks for sev. -with Mfs; Ila Wilson hear his home.
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EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH.
"OLD PAPERS
u!
[y olive MAjtiiij.
steers, $7®7.75;
dy weigh;
irjl.' $808-60;
jaoj/ed 'Swera and
handy ..light--butoh*ers^,$5J50o^:
./light- butchers, $6.2606,75; ; i ^ e n f loV kT o^ t? l 9ea!^OIll,, ;
light butql
$6.50:08:86;"'____ _____ v
commdtt
‘eows,' IM
$$^$04.76)
Ik foows,'
6 0 4 .4 . -- v
«BNtt :
«3.5O04;i5; h«it fae*Y^ bull®,' $5,600 ^trectandBidewaik.
A$5i:-hologoa bulls, $505.60; stock . . "How
-v . /time flies!:
me, fisj
faehonb $60$.W;
the monthi wus- soOfaf
S B, . 84,6006;
farai00gi4
Alnna JJ
• apdj spi^.[|beOA so busy.with the wmoaS? 9
kbrs, 1506; mtlkers
>lt th a tlV sS f^
- Jt®w„hahjt^hospltal
ers, tiosman.
$40080.___ 1 F. ■'’’S1
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the
days."-----best
selling
Calves, receipts. 1,380;
at $11011,60) medlume $8.50@10;
She turned to the window
wish those little boys would hiim^
heav y , $4.6006.
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Sheep and* lambs, receipts 10,983; thelir wogons; it's after one-no^
best- lambs $11.50; fair lambs, $100 there’s so m uch........
ch to-do,"
-M
10.60; light to common lambs, $90 - In a fe^y minutes a noisy ]lttr'e(^
9.50;fair “to good sheep. $6,2507.25; ^ H _ o u n a tlio. f l i y i u y ,
cullfrund"commonr$405.
tlonS
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- Hogs, receipts 21^,782; pigs selling- The crowd dopurtod and lofcj
t-$&@8.25»j^mLjnlxed .‘grades. 600 looked, fondly after- her lltfi^.ijj^
9.35, with bulk of the good ones at meht people, Ifor life was 3 ‘I lP
$9^0h—:—:—
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(things-now, chttflty-anr^oMri^
that kept -her busy and hw tlci
EAST - BUFFALO—Cattle’-^lUftselpts on.
tnB „a8t
. half
h.,If dozen
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off ,.the
past. . A
250 cars; prime grades steady, othem,
ft greatiragedv lmd
15c lower; choice to _p rime native
^
tragedy laid come Ink
'Steer&r $9.50@10V2B; fair-to-good, $8,25
»ho returned to
plain, $7.G0@8; vary* coarse
and common
- saw you.,
■butcher steers', $8,2508,5O;. fale _t.o.lj...... ,,,
a-day
Hke-thls,
hut
somehew-it
dii
Good, $7.6008; best handy steers, $7.57
seem
cold
like
today..
Jlio
world«
08.50; fair to good, $6.7507.50; light
and common, $6 0 6.50; yearlings, without; tho sunshine was rosy
primft.-$&,50@10.25: fair to good, $8.50 warm and, glowing because I waswi
09; best handy butcher heifers, $7.40
07:60; ' fair' butcher heifers, $5,750 wanted to say.i---- ----- UI1U1.
6.25; light and common, $505.50: best What was }t, dear? l)id I-guosi
heavy .fat cows. $6.7607; Kood butoh- LDhl- you really' love we and
you tried_to till? Then-v
cr co.ws, $606.50; medium- to—fair,- ihatyou-go-aivay?"
"05.50; cutters, $404,6OT...cauners,
The little wagons filled and i
$304; fancy heavy bulls, $6.7507;
g o o d —b u t c h e r ., h u l l S j —$ 6 - 2 5 0 0 L5Q,L-Sau- were made, to Miss Lorena’s
sage bulls, $5.5006,25; light bulls, pofClfwliere th~e contents. 'were emptfe
$4.2505.25; ■best ’ "feeders. . $707.15; In-wheterogeneous innssdhat dellghfi
common to lair, $5.25 05.60;. best her heart, "Why. klddles, It looksa«l
stockers. $6.5007: common to good, we were going to get a good nun
$505.50;' milkers and springers, $650 iR jnara^oO heiifqeiicK 'H ^
on Inside now and wntm your finger
.100.
Hpga—Receipts, 180-cars; market. _____
15c lower; heavy, $9.80; yorkers" and f ^
sermons. Such a lot of writing aa
mixed, $ 9 . 5 0 pigs,. $8.2608,36;
‘ Sheep and lambs—Receipts, 60 cars; pounds and, pounds of fiaper." a
market .25c lower; top lambsf $11.50; picked up a sheet and read.
‘‘It's all about stars! And It's J
yearlings, $909.60; wethers: $8 08.50;
and dusty, an old mnttuscrlpt aomelri
ewes, $7,5007.75.
Calves—RecelptBr,900; steady; tops? has thrown-out. I-thlnk-Pll take it
$13y •falrto good, $110T2; fed calves, andHoe^lt-overi-I-veaiwaysdevedi
tronomy 1" $505.60. :
Lo^ena settled herself on therugb
fore-the" fife to look over her dhCT
Q ra lrti - E t c r
DETROIT—Wheat, nnsh, Nn. 2 red- ^rv,
to w a rd jthe south we see that tb
wheat, $1.82 1-2 December, opened
with~;trgararof^L2b - at-$ i^ tr-i-2r~adr
v a n c e d t o .$ 1 .9 1 a n d d e c l i n e d to $ 1 .8 8 ; h o r izo n — " " T h e pTOtfirgraph ;eade
M a y o p e n e d a t $ L 9 6 , g a l n e d - 1 2 o -a n d : itb ru p tly rim d -th e -re s t of the page m
trol of four of; the most important
declined to $1.93 1-2; No. 1 white; blank except for a footnote. "Pintlrt
New
Naval
Appropriation
BUI
Asks
But
In,
recorded
history
-tthere
cer­
and ra n 't write anv more.; .Lore#
lines
of
communication,
their
headlong
$1.81
1-2.
oral .days.
tainly
has
been
no
reign
.
equa(
in
p
er/
'
$30,000,000
More'
Than
Last
Year.
advance
holds
menace
of
sUjktng
the
Com—
-Cash-No.
3,
$1.06;
No..
8
dear,
good-nlght.V
The resolution provides that.evilod of time of. that of thgi. Hapeburg' white,:$L08; No.i a^yello $1.08; No.
greatest strategical blow of the war.
She sprang to her feet with a o
dence bearlng fon the question be subV
It, thfeatenB the''bulk of the^Rumanian
3"wRTtero9- l-2cN o7_2- wnite, 58 1-ZC. Clutch 1ngj,the p a p e O l g h h
mltted b v the iChamber~ot' Commerce
Rve—Cash ' No, 2:—$1T50."
■. , breasts
"army still battling south ofIhe "Trans­ “ Washington—Exceeding- last- yearV 'F«he"e",- wa8"liomiMlly' king for"" 71
_tQ_thn pmaprntlng ntfnrnftv
ylvanian Alps, and particularly the re- totul by more. Uian $20;000;000, the years.' He actually occupied the
Seeds—Prime, red clover, $10.80v
Robert Culver, returning from b
t S to p Vio le q ce in M lik .b o y c o tt'..
treating' forces irt tRb Orsova- region, new naval appropriation bill 4p be in-. throne for little more than half a December,$10.90; alsike, $10.40; timo* daily, trip to the Jtbrnry, went late\
TfuT troducedrin congress .at th ^^ Cftheetnr isUnl’.ury.-- A dluner rival 'u‘iid tligTinly i ffy.'•22.50.: alfalfa.: $9 010:
~ -study and-^opened-n—araw^-ot
-Battle—Creek^Baine-i.?reeK:8 mil
boycott continues, with few changes
valley, with"bblng completely cut off ring" session- will calL for an expendi- me <>t modern times, was Que,en VicFeed—In 100-lb sacks, Jobbing lots: tl^ s k . I t was"~etnpty-l;^Hefflfled
ture of $376.000,000.’ Chairman 1 Pad- forfa,-Whoretg7red"tbF64 years.__— l. Brandt30 , ^standard—
-f a • t h e - s i t u a t i o n . T h r e e - d e a l e r s I h a v e - ^ e r ,— - T h e y ^ B a v e —b e e n n o t i c e d —
middlings, $31,504- puRed out anotner, it was also
fine middlings, $35; craoked com, $46; In factrevery, drawer, wns pe innoce
granted the producers’ demands , of ceplance for state Reward of two miles
For these sorely shattered forces, es- gett-of the house naval kffatts'.-oom-B a w -M a n y - Rises a n d - F a l l a .- $2.26 a>'hundred. pounds, but the rest of highway -in Nnvl,.twa in Lyon, two tlmated^at=100,000::men, a-last-desper* mlttee, stated.. QfJthie^sum 3275.000,coarse=:commeal,-$42; corn and oat_ -of-paper-og-foc. Snhara desert of
000
.will
be^devoted
totnew
ships
and
are i holding out,-buying milk out of. in White Lake, one and a half in ate stand in and open battle against
He- strode_ hurriedly to the kitcb
-Francis1Joseph's reign was as event- crop;J$29. per ton.
town 'ahd-fetaiiing It-^t 8" c'dfltl-ra Rose,-two in Avon, four in Gomntercei overwhelming odds In numbers of men rio^paymapW-xta-Contracts^already^^ ex- ful as-it was long. From h1s Imperial" —Flour^Per l 96 ribs.-in eighth paper "Nanny, where arc the rihaouscil
and-guns-on-surrender, 1b the only'al­ Istlna- add >100.000.0001for purpose' of rvantagg- - point. lie saw the French- -sacks-:——Best—patent^ $9.80; second- That were in my desk?" ;•
q u a r t. T h e p ro d u e e p s -a re -t-u m in g -th e -b
idepartmlental-administtation^
-sprlngu s u a l - m il k s u p p ly i n t o S u tfc rT T h e r e
Alleging that her son was so badly ternative unless amiracTe?happ"em
monarchy- go-down, the seebn'd,. empire' patent, $9
"Why, sir," ■iFs'liVfr.'Jd|rjrn’"MMi
The Fore River Shipbuilding Cor­ rise
wheat,
$10.60;
rye
flour,
$8.30-per
bbi. They came and said- they needed,
h a s i b e e n - n p 'm o r e d u m p in g 7o r-k e R o s'en * beaten by Selen Lancotir that he died
;-The^ whole fighting in nortbwesterii
and
crumble,
the
commune
flare,
Hay-r-No; 1 timothy, $14016; stand papers-to make -a^-hosplta! with >
1'H iagTolf. m ilk s i n c e t h e v a r r e s t o f e i g h t trom the-.effects, arid'that'the assail­ Rumania as the' result of tl*6 Teuton poration, Quincy, Mass;, will construct brieily^arfd the^epubllc of-today-rise
. ‘ ■ '''D attl'e C r e e k to w n s h i p f a r m e r s ,
ant was thrown into a murderous state gash inty Wallacbja has 1Assumed the eight and thg"riJn1ra- Iron‘ Works Co^ on its .aehes; he saw "the black pin-. ard timothy.! $13.60014; No. 2 tim­ they ,were so old and dirty I (hoo
of mind by liquor sold to.hitfi by Fred character of a race'for the railways. San Francisco, 'six torpedo boat de Ions of the Prussian eagle stamped othy, $12013; light-mixed, $13.60014; you’d forgotten them andj gavetiH
, l;..-Waalit enaw Recount S to p p e d .
"NetBOffr a~S~aiO(!jnkHeper-rin—Keweenaw ~tn~the-Jl'utgtTrtfrivrotru-valtey8-the-Lyeu*- stroyera .authorlzedlUv-the^lasUblll.
on the flagrdf...the. new-Qerman empire rye—straw; $5.50® 9;-wheat'and'oat
> land Arbor—With birt,i,Jtt,t;le change county, "Mrs. Catherine O’Brleh has'be tons wop e race wReir tHey reached. J Phe-tworiowbtddera'for'b attlcghips, ■later to tower rihroateningly—over straw; $7.6008 per ton in. canots/ rio-tho boys
H o - w e n t!' to . the door
^
Ihe New York Shipbuildings: Co. and*
‘ ' resulting from the recount for probate gun Bult against the Michigan Bond-, theip -main goal, Craivoa.
Austria‘itself; he saw the papacy Detroit.
-down-the
street.--The-coldjvLndWei
the
Newport
News-Shipbuilding
&
sjudge in 10 county precincts, Judge W. ing &• Surety company, charging that
fine .snow into1his eyes, but he w
Drytfock Co., stood out at first at the shorn of its'territorial demesne, while
Hi,Murray, Democrat,.'who asked for a the firm; which ; furrfished bonde *Wr
General Markets.
about it d bickering family of petty
feel
either.' His work, the study
navy’s
stipulation,
for
electric
pro*
recount,' halted proceedings and con- Nelson contributed toThe?deatn-of her: P A S S E N G E R S S A F E L Y L A N D ED
princlpalltleB
wps-wielded.
into
.united
Nuts—Chestnuts,
18020c
po'r
lb?
-y*?1
*
0,
yna.^npl
|| J„JIM
,
a
nhlnn,
<adcdrffhn-p4netlflB;
Italy; he "sawrifoaln. once the greatest:
Fineapple8“
$4
©4,56
per
crate.
-SttddeblyrimspicfMwo.
amuii.^
departmen^s(Former Judge Emery- pel an’d,“Tle public Judge Smith haB'issued an erder American 8teamerT=BH>iriamDriven- On
PearB—^Common. 76c0$1 P01* ^
tiAp
Wlll build two battleships, raqr.hing of colonial powers, lose the last of
puHlhg ~a Wftgon
T...r,w.—through
•
„ tv
can.
bQ-lhfl at.t^irfiRyfl nf the-Oakland^-Bar —— the Reeks by Fierce Gale.,.—~ its own-understanding with the elec-. her dependencies, in two oceans; he
CranberrteBT~$3.25 per-bti and_$9.75 They might know of gontethuig* j™
~
;
~ out waiting for hat or coat he folio—
eretrical eouinment companies furnishing saw“Japan opened to ^west ern civiliza* permynSHOflTSMAHW HirFHIlMTIMR
payments
Grapes—Concord$,
28030c
fdr
8-!b
tion7 arid later defeat' the sprawling
as fast as ho could.
-FtfLyrihrce-passengers-aiid" rihe propulsion machinery.
lebandsreas^ordered^Iby- -t
lasketsf- pony^Catawbas, ■22c.
—
**ello, hoys i do ,.
_
court and., turn them bvereto jthe di- crew of the~stranded American steam-•
Rrfte—Acctdentaily—^xpiodeT~Whlta vorced wives, itbr ..to settle cases .in er Sibiria were Tanded'aTTJo.veThy the RACING CAR- K It X S . FOUR the_m ost -absolute-despotisms—Russl a,! Apples—Fancy. . $3x5Q.0 i;^ —choice. thftt’s-colleeting -papors-arounl^
J ’urkey and Persia—concede represen­ $2.60 0 3.50 per bbl; No, 2 76c01 per
"We are. Have you got any! "f
C lea n ing— B a il S trik e s C o m p a n ion
1 a........
wnich the nusoana has been arrested Kingstown lifeboat
tation to the people; he saw at a dis­ bushel, after
our third load/’
, .
It was during a violent southeast­
In B<ack.
for non-payment of alimony. Ho 8ald
tance the United States cement 'its __ Dressed HogaM-12 1-4©13c per lb.
“No,
I’m
-afraid
you
jot
au
s
from the bench that £he county clerk erly /gale^thatLrihe Si.lbiria was driven Driver and Three, Others MeetJDeeth federation with 'the blood of a great- "Toinatoes^-HothoUke, 16017c per lb iVhere are you taking
ashore n^ar the spot where the Italian
Celery—Kalamazoo, 18026n pay TJ’To^dlssLorefl^HewIckOP
When Auto 8trlkes Tree.
Trout_Lake-t-James Nickles. of would be required to look after All MeamshiiLVal Sdlice, whose, crew was
doz,----------Buch^matters-and—
keep
records
ofbrother Meximilfan, prove ^tharnmdfii'
8ault Ste. Marini wa& shot and klUeJ
more street?? T- ^
:-----:— —---- —- res'euedreAritemptB made -by the-Deak
Cabbage—$2:75©3 per bbl.. $1.25 peY
SrChy coQTd not take new root on
nxan_named. Warner, ttt •thero. —
"Lqrena Herjlck’s?1
and
“
Ramsgate
lifeboats
1
to
resduo
Los
Angeles—Four
persons
were
bushel.
7,
Flborn quarry', about six miles west -Mrs. -John-Allan- saved the life-of- those o~n~the~6rfdge"'of the Slblrla wefe kiUedoutrrght:aodtwo:'others;.mEus-; American soil. ,
«houtedi--Ho stood looking
o f. h^re...Nickles and:Warner had been her two small children when her home fUtU©r^l---—------------------------------ - !y-4njured-when Marmoni car 1 Nor-24? T l r e h l B W f f ^ W i T ’h e ^ H c M n h T e K —Dressed Calves—Fancy, "ri9-—t«20 riFtoWsKflhb r T f f l W W ^ ff
-e<-tho*^uriou»_e.ves-tnm«H)a14er,iNo. 2, 11012c per for
caught fire, at Durand; burshe will
hunting n|1 day.
Voluntesra^yerejicalled^forrto^An drtveirljy.^ Lewis Jackson^making his nal • dissensions—and- external- aggresPotatoes—In
carlots:
Bulk,
$1,(1
die.
The
home-was
two-frelgfit
cars
dmr hts weapon when the eun 1explod-Btnnding bareheaded in the
,tbe aouth-Downs-boatrrtfae-only one thirteenth lap in the classic interna­
ed, the ball striking Nickles in. the containing three famllfes; All made remaining intact. A British patrol tional
tfarone.
By
the
war
of
1859
with
1
65;
n
rona Herrick 1 The "oa®6. ,
prize race? crashed Into; France and Sardinia he;-was forced to
Honey—Fancy white, \4 ©15c; am* been buried In his heart f
back and coming, out jus.t below the their escape but Mrs. Allan; She boat towed the lifeboat as near as pos a tree grand
at Seventh street and San VIheart, Nickles lived for about 30 found the door to the room where she slblfi to^he SLblrla. The searchlights cisnte boulevard
cede Lombardy to Italy ; by force of ber, 10011c; extracted, 7©8c per lb. Then suddenly the words ^
and
then
plowed
Into
Lcttuce-^Head lettuce. $1,50@1.?S trd~yflzod“U pat'hh)1 trorifl utwl
and
her
two-'-childreir-wcre
■
sleepingminutes 'after the .accident.
-arms and -treaty- he loot the duchy of
locked, but threw the Children out of -of the-patrol-boat were fixed on the a. group of spectators. Johnny Attken H!oIsteIn "td Prussia and; Venice of per case; hothouser-H>0 l 2c- per-lb7 the bottom "of the othenvlsj
Bweet Potatoes—Virginia, $3,400 tvagon. Tlloro ■it lay, old,
a window and. then tried to follow Sibiria, showing all but t,he bridge had won the race; „ Earl Cooper was sec Italy; and by the revolt•of KoBsuth,
3.50
per bbl; Jersey, $1.35_pey harapi. "soiled', but .the inscription
Hertblothing had eaught-flre- and be­ disappeared. While trying, ito get ond, and Patterson third.
MICHIGAN STATE ITEMS
the Hungarian patriot, he barely es­
(
e.*
$4.60
per ’bbl; 'Jersey, $1.36 per out plain. “Miss Lorenft
fore 'she could be pulled through she alongside the steamship, the lifeboaj
caped
having
his
dual
empire
cut
in
„
was thrown on itS>slde by the heavy
$4.50 per bbi. and , $L50' per Sycamore streetr, Drc\yton, *
.was.terribly-.: burned. .. ...... ... .
-tWO.-- ------ ----- :-----------— ---------- T hamper,
bushel,
_____ . ■
_Clint Lynn, 35, and Scmuyjer. Par- —Heavy shipments- of-ore from Mre sea ahd jilled'with water,,but righted ITEMS OF STATE !NTEREST
stamp Whs.uiK-dimplettauu ^^^^
ihoTo'mew; 11, of .’Monroe, Mich., be- nominee range and continued "cold itself. Tho fight continued until the
Live Poultry—Spring chickens, 160 hts owp. He picked It up
_ .
—
M oved to . lia v c - b e e n - lo s t- o m lti r t k o - li r ic r , weather (have blocked the Northwest­ resume was effected:
Gcoi W. Hatch, 84 years old, of Carl­ 17c; No; 1 hens, 16017c; good1hens;
“Where did this oouio m0!'
.1'. <
a r e - s a f e r / T h e y d r ir t e d ^ to - - W e H t -S is - ern' and St. Paul ore'docks atTEsca-Cnpt. F, E. Curtis^of the^Amerl- Ton township, in a stuto of despoil- 13014c; small h e n 'ft^ ^ is c ; ducks,
fallen
“Pon’t
knoy,
Muscn,
t e r — I s l a n d a n d / w e r e - p ic k e d —up , b y h
— Thirteen,hunters, have been-killed' c a n s t e a m e r C o l u m b ia n , s u n k o ff t h e riUnlpyuutuskd. by infirmities of.old at»u, 15 1-2016 l-2c; goose, 15016c; tUi’- something," -c a m e th e
5
«earching" party:
cars to unload and several hundred in Michigan since the hunting sea_spn " c o a a friif . S p a i i r b y t h e U -4 9 , w a s '^ b o ffT committed Biiiclde by hanging himself keys, 22023c per lb:
for Miss llol'rl1d<,M(1«8W
in
S
a
g
in
a
w
,
Choose—Michigan
fiats,
14
Two skeletons were iinearthod' hv more than usual in the vardft. Thn opened October: !.
l-2c; _tO“It’s
to.,a . trro. . He. wnH-one-oMlio oldest Now York flats, 24
h
0
lV’
lie tnriied^HHLstm^
workmen/excaVating at Midland. They St. Paul has eight hundred oars in the -~:Xlrant. Hudson, president,- of the
Hinghftmtbn, Ni Y.—Ruth Bancroft" native; born residents "of "Michigan? horns, 27o; .Wisconsinl-2fb26ci-riongLorona
st™>U
d&laios, 27cy
are thought tb be the remains of Hen yards, 400 more than usual at this Michigan Anti-Saloon league, has de­ Ijaw-broko-the.“Arrierlcan“crossoi
ving- boen-horn- 4n-Gttawa-cotmtyrin
rv Ashman, h^flbree_____
- JlraLJJmfl-Of year.- A large uiumbo re of- cided that his- organixirtion-^wiHr-fnak^ uourstop rerord In hefiritt^mpied*sun- 1832. Ho ypsidad nnvA^Janm; lit La- MichigaiT daisies, 24 1:?©25c;. import­
.Midland sheriff and county clerk,
mines on the Menominee' range hav^> no. effort to secure a statutory pro­ risc-to-sunset aeroplane flight y from m o n t f o r . 60 y e a r s b e f o r e c o m in g to e r Sms bTW® G06;“ Hornost ic ' SwlisT' 27 ftgaros dahclivR In tlio
^
©33c; brick 24c; llmburgor, 1-tb pkgs
-descendant of Chief Pontiac, and an­ practically closed temporarily because hibition law effective May 1 next.
B a r r y 'c o u n t y ,
»
Chicago to, N6w York.
23o;
do
2-lb
pkgs,
22
'1.-2*
per
lb.
.
T l . ^ f n i n t . d a w . a ^ 'S ,
other Indian rosldeht.'
-y .
of shortage of ore pars.
Detroit was chosen for the 1917 con­
aao Robert
A movement commemorating the
By the terms of the will of the late
Onions—Spanish,
$1.75
per
crate;
Circuit Judge George W. Smith, of
I^gs id-Grajid Rapids n'nil many Dr. Harris 13. Osborn, a pioneer“phy- vention pf the Michigan, Sunday establishment of rural free .dellvory
lmtless, snow--; ,
. fniimf,
.Oakland county, has made formal tin- near-by fcownsmps muqt ,be kept ’in slclan of Kalamazoo, any heir *who School Association at the annyal meet- aervlcie in 'Michigan at Climax De- Michigan, ycllpw, $3.7503.85 per 100* Lovona drew
Jb-sackr—
--------—
——
-.
' iitavfft'C Tdhr m r
rijuSriiftt,inc for so days, nuntihgvor nd becomes addicted to the use 6f in Ing of lhaT’organlzWon" aT^6THiv57 cember ;7, !9IB, will be erected at Hie
suddenly broke
A
date to succeed himself- on the bench hunting. This edict was given by W toxlcatlng liquors before the will is Henry Geerllngs, former mayor of intersectionpf two main streetsifthe
Hifiek—No. 1 cured 24c; No. 1 green
at the primary election next March R, Harper, secretary of the state, live­ probated shall forfeit the right,to sare Holland, was elected president' of the proposal of the CHmax, Men’s Fellow 21c; No.‘ 1 cured, bulls, 17c;' No. .1 ^ “You've come for- this, of
oh the Republican ticket
stock commission, to guard, against a in the estate, which ls va\yed at $150, association.
ship .club i is acceptod by the town green. J>ulls, 16c; No. • 1 • cured~"vcar She held out tho
,
1_ green veaL-klp,--25ni
- Responding ,tp (a request frohi Rich- Hpread of rabies, The townships af­ 000.
e o u p c lL .__ s_._____ '........... ....... ........ --------------ie,
«««*
■■"
>
boa.i^
-of
countyreftnvftsserR
In
: fii
',1’**Yi "
* : ' w■
cured murrain, 20c; 'No. l^reen
*ard K. Campbell, commlssiondr of na- fected are Alpine^ Walker, Plainfield,
Traffic on the Mackinaw division of session at $ltandish recanvassed the
The coal situation is growing -worse tn.ufraln)
you. HeJ fJ ‘,n,Ii*iiiii«l;
18c; No. 1. cursid calf, 88c; for
(Cascade,
Ada,
Cannon,
P&rls,
W/oraturallzation in the federal department
nefer was posted!- «•'“ J(ltcsj
the Michigan C ^ tral nraltiwd- Was vote for sheriff which showed one ma­ In P o n tic and- itrproinlses to ba ser No* 1 green
c$lf,
86o;
No,
1
horse*
ing
andGaines.
/
*
.
of labor:* Mayor Amt Elllfson will call
gar that I am. Am I tee .
blocked between Frederic and Waaters^ jority tor Charles E. Glasure, Repub­ lous all the winter months- Coal deal­
a mass meeting..pf Muskegon resi­ vMdre than $250,000 in bond pay-: ^Seven ears loaded with merchandise lican. Hasty. his Denr^ocratlc^^pjfkin ers are unable to get new shipments hides,; $8; No. 2 horsehldes, $7; No after six yenw’" . .A BD'jiori»
ond No, 2 kip and cal
dents of foreign birjh who desire 'to ments and bond interest .will, b r .die- wefo rihrewn crosiwisc of/the track, ent, gaining one vote bn th ^ rijount
For answer, sh* held »P nd Cho supply on hand Is rapidly van- J 4hlnd0*
W p p e .oltlseqs but are dubious about Jmriedlfrom the offtcers ef the. Miohi-. tearing up tha traek-for a distan'ce of 4naklag-4h4le-4>f-$i
ishlnat Th>, urine oB cdkm'Uum
lowf r tbftn the above; shopK
their chances to pass the citizenship gan' Trust company , is Grand Rapids
county w ilt' he recounted again.
(OspyrifhL
■it, ; . ,'V- ■
,«tr
ea’r l v 'l h '^ e m ^
"•• •
teete/
WelbouVne frightened a rabbit out of
a thicket and\ cried to Mrs. Wilson to
shoot. Her shot went wide* and
pinrhed-Welbourne's—lungs;—He~died;
four hours later.- — — - -—
^
• The, county road commissioners of
Pontiac - are having trouble In comin
imJne
county because of the freezing, weath-
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THE CHELSEA STANDARD. NOVEMBER 23, 1916.
AAuthoro f *
j w y WMf tofteoh* -to ^hoW y w
*SS 5 » * « ■ * after tbts/'
;
i[ i ®re ala>t oo pplrrtte mixed up
I?»ru •dsal* tdv’norrwfcq-tipped off
*®at,^un^ o’-®*Me to all this inside
gossip she Handed Red?” solemnly
qu.?ir!ed the wld^yed thug. . 1
■:Ua)aM l miss my guess there's a
dictaphone planted In thin room andr
,’ii
r ig h t
N o w , hr, y t r re a d y f o o m e ; im provised fro m e re d beudantsa beedecro*» wid—”
' v
, kerchief knotted over hla shoulder.
The funmab'a worde wer# i-nddenlyf “You can let that work go end come
dipped abort by the sharp cradr of a *aloag with -ue,*- Golden foplledi ond
pistol. A look' of surprised copsterna-1at he _oaught. sUht' .of the. stalwart
tlon came into Red Eagan's face-rfor 'figure of one of the* undergardeners
wHt^ $ sn jflM 'M tt, that tottsrtag
flgurs
name 'avalanching:, down tfi*
“ T H E OCCA.
chimney, and' landing on the narrow
S IO N A L O F .
ledge,' gripped at Oavy as a drowning
FENDER.’ T H E
m^n clutches a floating bit of wreck­
age.
"
■,
.*
WIRETAP.
a
moment
he
swayed
unsteadily
jm
amid
the
shrubbery-be
added,
reflect
The
interlocked
antagonlsts
hurtledrERS," “C U N
crupbied into Jlycly.J'anrt bring Peter-w l1
dlOBg—dowg-^tbe- shaft:- lnto--theRUNfoERS.'m"
a heap of inanlroste clav. into the F is h in g in the depths o f a m h ld y hiav flreplace of the gunroom. It was dub
to flndti it it takes* week/’ startled'vision of his companion came D * v y d rew o u t a h e a vily w eighted to the ttcjt that Legar's nicked aesasN tixlittilftm . 1
said Legar,—
* black limousine furiously racing g u n n y eack?v w hich clanked m usically sin bad landed underneath,
th e pa th e
th, andhrok- M OR£ B U H E R F A T IN C R E A K
.
lost
no
time
In
making
good
this
along
the
highway,
the
evil
face
qf
to
the
ears
o
f
the
russet-faced
police
en
the
force
of
Davy's
fall,
that the
PHOTO PLAY
declaration, fishing , under the, fur* Legal: plainly discernible as he leanejd c aptain. .
'
badly
shaken,
secretary
owed
$!» fife. 8horthorn»r^ Jer*«ys and Guemeeyv
O F ,T H E nltuft* along the. moldifigs and lb far out :£oija, the. awaying vehicle, . ‘ ‘X h is is. jo in *, to m a k e som e s tir a t At- that—instant- a—volley, of . staccato
Give Milk" With Larger Fat v
sa m e nam e.
the
dark
coders
of
the
room
with
emptying
his
automatTc
Ih
tfidr
direc­
h
e
a
d
q
u
a
r
te
r
s
,"
fife
'g
lo
a
te
d
.te
u
d
e
r
ly
^
,QtobulM. Than Other Cowa, n.
reports,','like those of a gatllng gun;
-*»afvnu.iiwm inmi - that prehensile Iron hook which'
tion. There wad •not a moment to p la c ln g th e y e llo w 'm e ta lle d d in n e r se t; going into aotion smotq their ears,
seemed almost endowed with human l^aeV Snatching the crlma^n-stqined “ an’ I’v e g o t a hunch th a t one-arm ed
ntes rtefe.
Toughness no more Indicates
8YN0P8I8.
ve stolen the MerQury,” cried neaa
intelligence.
Suddenly he -gave a gut- paper from under the limp body of c ro o k ain/t. so fa r , offi . W e l l send th e the"Tliey
In
cream
tha^
lt
fdoes
in pairtjrfi
JimPlv^inthl
ft*0'
^
W
‘
116
syratGd
frantic millionaire, "and if they've
to the;H{?t>fi"Wkpre fie lay for tural bark of triumph—under the the ■slain gunman, the womanran swag up to, the - house, an’ then heat
The; more shortening in the pie-crust#
, (fa windward Island PaiWori Intrigues aJimply
Stopped
to
put
the
Arrow
put
of
com­
moment in dazed uncertainty. ■Then heavy Iron safe backed Against the, swiftly toward tbp. old barn, reaching every inch of the gully tor this bunch
tin Golden' into an appearance of evil
mission they cau show a clean pair Of up/ to a reasonable amount, the crisper
I which causes flolden to oapture and tor- with a vindictive oath ho tugged loose wall he found the object of hie search that sanctuary Justus Legar and hi a of rattlesnakes.” ,
and mellower it will be. The less but*
JSe the Italian by branding.his,face and h e automatic and fired point-blank
heels to anything on the lake/:
andja few moments’ work sufficed to confederates ‘ swarmed out of the
uihlhg^Wa hand.-PaUdori floods the iaThis plan met with Golden's approv- 'i l o Enoch Golden's intenAO-reUef, the.. terfat in the cfeam, the less tough .lt
nd^nU-kldnaps-Golien’i lltUeLdaughter
the tell-taie thread of wire-back. limousine in hotyfursult,-Through the
to the old gardener: muchinery—of= the high-power'ed Aj- win be .as if'general ruler
[girgBfv. Twelve years later In yew Jfork Jit ihe_gardqnia face-bending:ovef ffimT tracp
Mnk 'of Holstein and Ayrshire eow*
tfuaBked One rescues Margery from Le- oT^Uri!le*vldl!t clo^ e<1 the-gunman’s t » ' the' storeroom, -where' the'-5'up­ sagging portals and up ^the rickety wfio was Btandlng wiffi mbuth agapeT row had not been tampered with and
15,7 n,id takes her to her father's home, aim and the bullet spent Itself with a ended packing case and unlocked sky­ qtalra_8he. darted, th e 1wolfish rack
usually
has small fat globules, 'and
■'Here,
Tim,”
'
he
ordered,
"takb;
iVhence she—is—recaptured, -Margery’s w f t . plunk - tn the plastered filling. light told their own story. ‘_ ■
_ _ , -dose at her-beels. For a briot inetafft Fetor and Negus and/gfet this bag up. ebon the chase was on.' —
inother fruitlessly implores.Golden to find
Uhelr daughter. The-: Laughing* Mask. B^fqre_Efigan could-ftrera- second time," -That oughTtb: answer your rav­ she surveyed her surroundings.. Be,* to the house. Tell Miss Margery I 7" The delicate mechanism, or the Mer­
IZttln Uikea Marger/raway from Leguiv that terrible-iron-projoctiio?attached ings,” was Legar’s quiet-toned com­ hind the heavy oaken door ot the harp want it Idckofl iiTthe gunroom safe, cury revolted at the unskilled han­
tLesar sends' to .Golden a warning and a
rdemanu tor a poruen or xne onart or to ttic Stump of Legar’a arm descended ment to..his bewildered lieutenant, ncss-room Bhe knew Margery and her and keep that sate guarded carefully dling of her clumsy-fingered engineer.'
She began to miss badly, .while her
again with;ilghtniiig speed and sent and- then he added maltciovislyi father had taken refuge In accordance until we get back."
speed
perceptibly diminished. Legar
1tween Manley.and one of Legar’s bench- the revolver spinning to the other side •‘there will be some uninvited guests with..her instructions, and she must in
It was with much, dubious headcaught
up bis glasses and for a mo[inn, but Is recovered by the Laughing of the room.
*
*■ at- the next seance of yourvhigh- no way Jeopardize their safety,
shaking that old Tim accepted this
-oa-comlng
^inteirtly=
pi
lubtusa
friend,
and
somehow
FStVe
At the staccato bark of the pistol
Close by a broken window, over­ apparently’irnwelcomw7trustr a k f hotF Arrow, whlch'Was evidently gaining.
Iclaims to have xnieanim. Golden1.
a feeling that she-and Red are going
bled off in company with Petetv who
Ill dynamited during a masked wialLLe- the statuesquo eavesdropper In the to: Join those departed spirits fnsldo looking the depths of the rocky bore
Then, with- a quick twist of the
the.treasure sack on: his shoulder,
gorge,.
stopd.
a
shabby
old-fashioned,
storeroom
had
stiffened
with
rigid
ex*
fmt escapes but Da EspareB Ib erushed in
.-steering
-wheel, he sent the racing
of
the
next
twe»ty*four
hours.”
i'ue-ruliut^_Margery rescues the Laughing pectatlon1_hut_,_when_l,egar's lnclslye
It took but a moment for the while the ' perturbed' Negus trailed:
FM&ek from thepcurarManley finds1Mar- tones againt broke fn on her oars she - Tlre“unBuspeotlng- obJect- of-fcegar1fl- trunk,
power
boat
heading directly for- the
harried fugitive to^scramble into that close behind wfth hfs rifle. As they?
(•try not Indifferent tehlB love. He saves
[her from Maukl’s poisoned arrows.' Man- displayed a sudden and-startling ac­ leylty, with her features still heavily ancient receptacle, but even as she reached the graveled driveway swing­ nearest shore. Even, as her sharp
{ley plane- a mook funeral which falls to tivity. Throwing off her metallic shrouded as -on the preceding night, lowered the cover Legar and bis. ing ip a gracefuLhalf circle under’the prow, grated vover: the shelving beach
[.MomuHsh the desired purpose., the cap
W ^ f t he Iron-Glaw-iin^lfa '"
dgear^she—quickly upended an stepped-ont-of-the sagging-doorway of ■henchmen .stormed-up the narrow Rolumnefl porte-anRharB the head-gar Leggr and.hls vlllalnous-crew swarmed
- ery is saved from, death at the hands of oblong packing case and, balancing a weather-stained old barn whlob clung stairs. The quick eye of the master dener stopped as though struck by a oVer' the side, carrying thex fettered
ie Iron Claw by the Laughing Mask. An
girl'and-the burlap sack with them,
(attempt by the iron Claw to blow up the on .this shaky pedestal, worked loose dizzily to the brink of a precipitous crook caught the movement of that Budden thought.
^hey scrambled hastily up the e o
and
.rock-toothed
ravine.
As
she
ap­
r"Bo
gorry!'’
he
ejaculated,
f-'thr
madclosing trunk cover. Grinning with
[of time. The Laughing .Mask discloses tbie rusty hasp securing the heavy proached the, formal- Italian garden
ijankmentTjf"the
railroad tracireklrtth
e
f
clane
forgot
he
kapes
that
safe
unholy exultation, he turned to his
|M
e idontlty)
Margery utpi
overfllfi-JU
Vlimj:a1ito
«V. Margery.
j a anueagiy
• skyllghtrForcing the yielding framd-.
log
the
lake,—
Just^ati
the enraged
bears the police’s plan to take the Laugh- work gradually upward with hnr
locked" up entolrely, nary a soul but
aoout a musically cascading unsavory crew of followers;
IjjfTa^strTn'tBonei^and hastens- to~warn- and shoulders, she wormed and un. fountaiirsh'e perceived a golden-bairefr
“Take that trunk^and throw it out himself kno^ln* th' comblhatlcn—^Na^"
blm. ‘They , escape both the ' police and*
[ths lron Claw. Later
Lau
* ‘ the
‘ e Laughing
Mask dulated her way to the-flat tin roof. girl seated ion one of the rustic the window," snarled Legar. "We’ve guS, be a good lad and run back an* the pulsating Arrow apd sprang has­
j
■
ill i almost ...taken- while with Margery at
benches.
enged our bird all right, and’ when ask' him what’ll we be doin' with th* tily ashore.
lPer noma. no. eludbs capture;-Margery's ■Catlike she took tho ton-foot-drop to
Hampered
by
hfs
captiveand
the
sack.”
Presently
an
elderly,
white-haired
Jfather tellp her that 4he_Mask has met the roof of the adjoining house, land­
she hits those rocks she won’t feel
[4eMh.
•y.. ' / ing lightly on her feet, and, soudding man,- whose deep-lined face and trou-' like meddling with my business for
Tim and his companion' entered the heavy sack of loot, the master schem­
Champion Shorthorn Cow.
house and .made their way along high- er realized he could not hope- to out*
through a door opening upon a sfalr- bled eyes bore mute witness of past some time to come." strtp his opponents by .ordinary methF IF T E E N T H EP IS O D E
mental
strife,
came
slowly
down
the
ly
nollahed
floors
to
the
gunroom
at
__Afl-holledThla-murderous-band-out_way^mada-heriway-dawn-to-the-fitreet,
odsror-mght;— Bunhe^evii^-gefirerpt
A few moments later the'meditative graveled walk.and stopped beside.'the of the old* building toward the bd- the further end of the imposing hall, of the man was equal to the occasion, thin. Accordingly it often tests much
disconsolate
figure
on
the
rustic
runtlv fllnning-wali df the ravine, thrffWere they found Margery .Golden, who
R e d R a g a n , w a lk in g slmviy p e r o a s - th a
The Double Resurrection.
At a ilttle distance- dowu the t rack1a better than one would suppose from
benchr
_ -door—ofUjthe_ harness room slowly listened -with!amused interest to the ddzen^ltaHan=faborers-wer^rbusy=-refe
the depth o f the cream l a y e r a r g g y s ,
o u m u s t n ’t [ta k e t h i s BdTTd"H eSrlf opened"and Enoch^Golden stepped out, old Irishman’s”voIuble_deBcrIpti6n of
As Legar leaned back in the dim llght tap on his shoulder. ■Ho wheeled
Guernseys, and . Shorthorns give ‘rnilST
pairing
the
roadbed,
under
the
super­
■i
[seclusion *of his smoothly running sharply in his.tracks, Ills hand reach­ M a rg e ry '^ -if D a v y , c o u ld s p e a k f r o m closely followed by' his horror-stricken the treasure, i ,
with larger fat globules, trnd therefore
vision
of
a
burly
Irish
foreman.
The
th
e
g
r
a
v
e
h
e
w
o
u
ld
t
e
l
l
y
o
u
t
o
b
e
“There was ino.necessity for sending
daughter.
[limousine he permitted his scar-rav­ ing Instinctively toward his empty
their cream separates and churns more
handcar
on
which
these
men.
went
to
, s a k e - ^ a n d a s . f o r —t h e
“ 1 could -see plainly through~^that Negu&^>aekr,’|aheexGlaImed,—Iknow and from their Work had-been set off thoroughly1than_that of the Holstein,
aged ■-features the rare' luxury of a gun pocket He quickly realized "he bl arua vg eh _i nf ogr hMi salsk‘—
th a t
u n m i t i g a t e d prack In the door,51 murmured the -the combination of the (safe'4,quite as
had nothing'to fear,.from this, yelled
[twisted smile,
s c o u n d r e l an d i h ^ 0 ^
6 ia n ’t w o r t h
■well-as. father,” _____ ----------------- to one side, of the track near'where and Ayrshire.
sring face tne actiye
Legar was standing-.
one of your_tears.
[brain was -marshaling certain past himT hh'd wlio-j n-mrway" ro sembled an ^ .T h o r e p ly t r e m b l i n g o n M a r g e r y ’s trled =to ;hide In a-trunk and [Legar .^>A startling! transformation sudden­ "Get1Ithat handcar back on the rails
[events and geherating. certain future emissary—from- th at—th>med—batldln%- Ups remained [.unspoken, for at that had his men drop her from theTwTtT ly took place In tha perHon-of-olrt TIm. [gfla^h^qulciraljout lt^'Tsanro his sharp e e s r S P E E D .F O B S EP A R A T O R S
dow." .
!-■:.! [ - . The ’ Stoop •vanished-frotrH-his ^iiaekT
1schemes.—One fact—was indisputable known as headquarters. She ’silently
-the- men. With his -buxv
Loss of Cream Due to U
Tne
aistressed
look
in
her
;eyes
motionedhimtoward
a
sechfdod
-in the past two .men had-htockedden' he leaped aboard and wafe laugh* Appallino
vcrsal
Tendency
of Operator to:;
im'^at
1everytuin.
—
These—
enemies-—
near
byi_Pronji>
te(I
by:_a_yagiio
iim^at -every-i ,turn.—T-hese-enemiesb la c k v e i l i n g i s te p p e d o u t f r o m
:-Work-Maehine-8tow.lyiment. From "ouFVof the cobwebbed his'slde~Thq~mext- moment-that-left lng atihls pursuers as he raced away.
mouth of a grain ~chute, overrtwhjetr ul'in/bBlirlng a heavy hook of wrought,
I t w a s n o t u n til th e y w e re s e a te d t h a t
[ dead.^
A t P u rd u e u n iv e rs ity th e e xp e rim e n t
l¥ qu are dolng the Laughing, Mask the trunk .had-heen reaHng. anneared iron," crashed down, upon the skull of vintage,' driven by a stupid rustic,
r.f’
«p»l/7T
omnu whuOiHiiB1up the-high way, whlolr
ji^ g r a v e - l d ju a t lc Q ^ E n q c h QoUle n A flh e l
i-velled'N e v e r m in d ho w I k n o w , b u t y o u
southward through , the ’ deepening
of data showing the appalling. loss in
Wlth^a panther-Uhe spring the meta­ paralleled the railroad.
witlwa c r ie d in a c l e a r a n d - r i n g i n g v o ic e , s t r a n g e r . , i A s S h e r e g a i n e d - h e r foot-_
| shadows- ofrthSTtimc^t” deserted ave* have1a heavy-seeFe-to-sottle—
We-warit--to -catch -a=handcar_that. cream^due to-the-universal tendency of“ a n d e v e n n o w if y o u a n d ? y d tir d a u g h - lh g :o n th [ a r o u g h 'b o . a r d e d f lo o p s h e morphosed gardener "was upofTth e be1
[uue. It tOmed iritp a mean side street o h e - a rm e d m a n .c a llin g r h lm so lf rjifle's t e r i w ill a c c o m p a n y m e b u t a s h o r t d r e w f r o m th e - I n s i d e o f h e r : b l a c k wlldered girl bending1 over the safe. Just went up the/track!’: shouted Gol-~ separator—operators to^turu the toa[and drew—up-4-beaide the curb, well L e g a r - ^ I c a n h e ln you in th is .”
d is t a n c e - ! i w ill p la c e- i n y o u r h a n d s g o w h -T T r -c ru m p le d a n d ' b lu o d -B ta ln e d ■snd^gam that” cruel iron claw shot den.: !'I will pay you. $100 to help us." chtnq too slowly. Their bulletin No. J16,
beyond the range of the -sputtering-arG- - u A t - l t h a t . m o m e n t th is
Legar “had congratulated hlmsell volume 13, was a revelation to many,
indisputable^proof of what I say;"
paper. 'This shq qute.tly handed'to the out, clutching her arm as in a vise.
f e r e n c e w a s a u g m e n te d b y . a i t h i r d
flight
too-saon
on -the .eaae of h'lS—escapA, many-dalrymen,_whO-had-beemJ0fllng.
startled-girl.-.
-With-a.derisive
laugh>of-triumiph
LerAs8uddonly=^reahlmated Margery=
■/fwo s k i r tk ih g f i g u r e s s i d le d o u t o f p e r s o n ? ”w b o ~ to b k u j r h i ^ s t a n d b e h in d
^
“
the
"handcar
started toilln
anywhere up to glOO per year worth of
-JiHercJS-thenroof-i.promised:
you."
g
a
r
to
re
o
ff
"his
fa
ls
a
tra
pp
in
g
s,
h
is
sprang to-her feetr^She :turned-to-tho
| a gloom y a r e a w a y . a n d a p p r o a c h e d t h e a^ th ic k - b o le d •mapre", w b e fe “h e [co u ld
w e T e -h e r-lo w -to n e d w o rd s r
thin lips “gave a"-shrI117 penetrating longj^graduftl grade; he looked back buttqrfat, simply by turning their sepa­
unknow'n
intruder
and
cried
impetu­
j llni’o u sin e a s L e g a r g o t ■o u t.
T h e s e h e a r .e v e ry w o rd s p p k e n .’ L e g a r, s u r ­
“But how’ did? you escape from the whistle. In response to this signal a and saw the automobile loaded with rators below speedr
ously: ,“Oan you really show that
w orthies; a n s w e r i n g t o t h e a p p e lla - m is in g t h e m u tin o u s g u n m a n w as in ■thft r.ftiigblng Maaio wan Itinocent of trunk ?" interrogated the still be wild faint shuffling noise, came from the armed men In' hot pursuit. . But he
At the fairs recently, a leading
to ' Htlr - u i )~ tro u b le , h a d , d la checked
_hla_nmttered-ioath.—
as_thaI
-speedometer
manufacturer bad- thoujilrectlon-idt-the-flrnplace.and-two-of
ered
Margery.
*'W
ho_are7you?—
And
Uil-tnoBe-^terrlhl&^charges? If you
i Louie,- werefpfrthat primordial tyjfe p a tc h e d O ne-L am p' L o u ie '" to s h a d o w can,!please, please take us jquickly to why , did you risk your life to clear Legar’s followers,: with , faces black- sputtering car struck the hill, slowed sands of tests run to get further proofs
[which recognizes . only the /ln r-o f - h f a - f e r m e r - p a L
the name of"the- LaughIng^Mask?"— " ined-ltkerimps-oftd arknessj-sprawled -down ^nd. finally came to-a-ilead-4top/ -poslttve^at-a^gregLTgajerityo fo p where you have the proof.
"The plan. Is a simple one-r-your ^jLWalt,fMargery^_cautloned_th%ex>brute force. So it was • t hat . Red
out. At a curt command from their The heavy load, had proved too much- erators turn, their machines below
The woman replied calmly. ; ;
!Sagan, mistaking Legar’s^tw isted; master hlas made It appear thaj: a num­ perl^nce-saddened banker, t “First’ let -"Half tlie bottom of the-^trunk was grim-faced leader they=quickly bound' T dr^the ttmc^re^TengiirB7=-"Legw speed, - Over 95 per cent of the dairyz
[smile for soihethnfg approaching good ber of-terrible crimes were perpe­ thisdveiled.person.tell us who she is broken away and It was easy for me; the. shrinking girl, and, tying a hand­ could see hie opponents -getting out men turned their machines too slotj^y,
fhumorT'attempted an unusual dfegree trated "by his enemy-r-the Laughing and -where' she wants to take us. ttrslldjrthrough the opening into that kerchief over her mouth, dragged her of 'the balky automobile, which, re­ And a majority turned them so far be*
Mask.! Even the police have been per This’ may be' one, of Legar’s tricks, for grain chute. As to who I am, tfie across the -floorinto the. flreplace. Le­ lieved of its burdeh, 'started crawl- low speed that they- were losing
of.fwnlliartty;
raise2-'euaded“"tp-7jtake“t-hat:--vlew,--.-But--you- all
time has~ come~ whsn r~I-am ready to gar caught.up the sack of -disputed: :Ing_:up7theihni,7with v1t8 passengers pounds-and pounds of butterfat every
jve? know.” ’ —
r ;'
“.
k
n
o
w
,
a
n
d
J
know
,
th
e
r
e
a
l
g
u
ilt
lfeS
week| a holler, but that swell buzz wagon
"Lam a Well-wisher ,of the Laugh- reveal my identity." The woman of plunder, and, clawing his way Up the hurrying behind it. ” ''
Then the handcar reached the cresf
must eat u p a pile of swag."__ ^ 1 _ w ith iL o g a r. - T h is m a p m u s t b e jng Mask. Beyond that l cannot dls-: mystery, wlth a qulck movement, tore fagged lining of the ’murky chimney
of t^e rise and went rapidly coasting
Legar replied curtly? with darkon- b r o u g h t tb J u s tic e a n d th e . -n a m e o f close nay identity,” came the guarded off her heavy vell and with it a wig uervanlshed.
L a u g h in g M a s k ’ c le a re d ; e v e n
Even
as
the
quaint
personality/of
down- the incline on the other -alder HANDLE . IS EASILY APPLIED
pf
dark
hair,
disclosing
a
clean-cut
I'lngface. : 1
' ' ^
reply. ‘T am unarmed and ask-you.
^ K & -lio -c lo a (L . T h i n c a n b e d o n e
old
Tim
merged—
into—
that
viciously
■-ghare of "the-sthg. o n ry f iy - s h o w ia g In d etaiL Jh o w t h e s e ^cngo^ohiyras-far-ag t he-old-bara on- and^-boyishly handsoiho face, An In
credulous gasp of surprise burst depraved character, Jules Legar, the must-be overtaken. .Human sinews
Eagan, ^no mow and no less. But c r im e s w e r e e o m n iitto d — IL y o u w ill youfown-estate.”
in Any Desired Position
there are times when that -kind of -WTlr e t r a t ~H w se d e ta ils -to n lg lit—a n il. Still'questioning the outcome of from Margery's lips—-“Davy!" she baffled group of searchers returning tri could not prevail against the- powerand Liquid Poured.
talk might prove unhealthy,; and the p la c e thertt- in m y h a n d s to m o r r o w this dubious venture, the stem-facfe^T 'shrilled joyfully. “Oh, Davy; you have the^old- .barn haw approaching ..them driven vehicles of his ^enemies.:,--/ ‘
the rheumatic stooped figure of the old
__u . . -finally
mmn hftck'tn
do»dback*to
"
us from the dead,’*
At that moment there^beST in. upon 'A handle and’coveTt&r milk bottles
sooner the fact penetrates your thick I w lil s e e t h a t y o iir s c o re w ith J u l e s mllllonaifo
yielded us
to from
Mar­tbocome
gardener
who
carried
his
left"hand
In
his
ears the long-drawn screech of a and other llke contalners cor
'Yes,
I
have
come
back
to
you,”
gery’s earnest Importuning, and, foU
Skull-the better.”
L e g a r i s paid in f i i n j t T h a ...w o i» a n ,
a^-red-handanna.
allngn
locomotive
whistling ' fnr- A -r.rnBsing/
,gBi9W
uriga"~ttre“"
r
Bmn!
l
i'eut'
c
d
Manleyr
The trio cautiously approached _a r n,1RPd ' nmL tb i^ ,^ H p u c d -eYldont- lowing trio black-,garbeq~figUre ofthelf
"What does tms mean, Tim r1Enoch -With a-look of jlendlsh hate, -Legair
. y in g..- -a—d iffe re n t, t a /if
applied to the bottle and as quickly
4:y■—tr
c t ^ —"If
l f _ yvmiou
.now unless we are, to fall into, Golden Interrogated stemljfct,fI thought stooped and lifted Margery Golden detached., With i t the bottle may be '
slon, and slipping Into this dubious do-what.
fajtnMiyrI-^fil--al80- Btond before- the dilapidated old build­ but Inlnfntioa
f\t
ar\A hia hftndl I told you ..to guard the safp untll we from the_r.ough flooring'of the Jolting,
[rabbit warren, crossed;the halK'dtnrty"oQ{1 your -share- of'tho~roet ing-tottering on tne-, brum-of-the Ira^ ■
M 1
i ' we ••-must —leave * -T
alTir^
JiandcarTflndjjropped her between the
of_^utthrnatfl—
this1lit by one sickly ga's Jet. As they
nA; ^ ^ ^ rirmsiv took wlnga_afld. vine. At that moment Va jthlck-feet.
- "Faith an’ I don* know phwat ye glistening rails.
flat-flooted - individual shuffled int0\ building at once,"'
i e r a E
f r nm' T<*r**'» ***«■ Ru t r‘6“ »Ia«.—
motght be talkin’ about. Mlsther Gol- In a breathing space his - victim
<s
—fhdi—viflnfi- L—I-j--- .|| ■- 0 : ^
view along7tfio=dusty7r0adpth«tsisp_r
Uy veiled voung woman came hastily member—*!-have -the
of hls’ca^ppullcd low-over hirinaley- — A—little later Manley sat on-the den;"-reJolned the old inan quentloua- would bfe-ground'-to death beneath-the
out of one of the rooms on the “top .as well as to reward.
. olent rilue-jowled face and his beefy white-pillared veranda relat ing--hl» iy, “th’ new docthure ver _was afther ponderous ‘driving-wheels of the on
floor.- She leaned for a moment over
"Como to a place in Jersey called
sendin’ to look at me hand gave me
the rickety balustrade., striving to Roaedale—whon you get off the train fists Jerking uneasily. as ho walked-. strange story to a group of listeners. a shlfipln’ powdher to relave th’ pain gine rushing down upon her, B utin
The
woman
In
black
turned
to
her
"I remember ja tearlble explosion," nnLsaid ’twas ye’er ordhera to stay in that brfeathtng space An incomprehenPierce the half gloom etrehrouding the turn to the left_and follow the high: companions,_an^l,*_indlcatlng- th ls u u ;
slble thlng took, place. —. ,. . _
lie gstd~rgftect@lyr~,-,then,,;tife ; msu- me bed th' wholle."
identity of the oncoming visitors. way until you -'seala. Mg~whltg. housepainty
ftgttrerspoke
rapidly,
soleum
-came-^tumbilng.
down—
about
■
r
'
»
,tt
/
.
m
i
A
«
R
rtlM
lffi
ig-about—the young : woman
Into-the-ftces of-hls startle'.LHsten- - At some dlstance-beyond-the-foot-of
darted swiftly through one of the half t h e road you w ill se e an old barn on —"I have.every-reason to believe that my-^ars like a house 5f cardfe. After era flashed bewildered- amazement/ the incline the rails, sweeping in' •
Handle and Coven
| dozen doors off the hallw.ay. Her the edgeJif a,deeM uny“ f ^0 ° cl° ^ man has kept faith with me, and if I that everything Beamed, to get dark, then they rushed ; with one accord wide curve, around a bend in the rpad,
-refuge-proved to be-a-wlndowlesa ^fomorrhSt/tnorning-J-wilL-meat. .you am right I shall be able in a few min- and. about a week ago 1, came to my toward the distant manor house, Davy were lost to sight. It so happened held in any position and the liquid?
-»alled-room^luttere(Lwltl^iiapIdatcd-^^uV‘^ ^ 0-that-opi-barn. I will have, utes to place in your- hands the* proof senses lying on a cot In a hospital, wae—already-throwing his slender that just around this bend the switch- posted. -An: added *feature consists of
Tou must- have mistaken soxne“other
throw freight
ver-whlch-ls adaptedtooVerlayae^
trunks and useless relics of bygone
mbKcy and Bliirtt expect you-4e of"
weight—;
hft* treachery I w ish: to fa ce it, alone. poor beggar for me, and,' while every*
trains
on
to
a
siding
was
undergoing
have" The^written statement dlsclos-curatqly
the bottle top, A rear ward! v ~
Igors.
calling out words
. ,
„ ....
You will find that the harness room in one thought I was dead, ‘It seemed "the-rgunroom-and
of
encouMgement-tp-~the~gentic--gtrlprojectrng
thumbpiece enables the user /
'■
in
a
-L
e
g
a
r’s
c
rim
e
s,
,
From the depths of an ancient cab­
the lo ft o f th e ham h as a strong-doOr_ _ U k 6 -a -jo o d ^ zth a n e a -ta -c a tc h -Le g a r off
Jeaned track walker, This man, all. To lift the cover.-a't- wlll.—Popular Me*
A g a in s h e n u t a t e d a n d thfen. h p p :
inet, the veiled stranger drew forth
he
believed
.wasJn
that_
■
room.
ITfie.
\Pfthiheavy1)oTtB. please w a it fo r m e his guard. I got the paper I wanted,
mrconacimrr-oi
fe-hetmefc—As-ahe-qulckly "ln'rto“ piay^i^^nn-8 apparent cre- thorf,'and at the first sound o r trou but I guess I've stirred up a hornet's strong-arraed police captain, seizing had
finished Ws labors and was wip"The
spirit
of
’ho
dead.
a medieval battle ax whi^y>mament*djusted the microphones over—her dulity, added. "Tho spirit
ble, barricade^ yourself until help nest."
ing
his
grimy hands on- a plece- of
ed the wall, smashed in The locked cotton waste.
ears she heard' the, sound of voices. Laughing Mask is working with me, cimes from the bouse."
One
of
the
listeners
was
a
bujl- Suddenly ho . became DRY PASTURES RAISE PRICED
The'Voices, restrained and low-toned He will watch your ev®ry movo^uniftcked' individual with a reddish- door with a coupled of well-directed conscious of a motionless figure stand­
"This
sounds
like
a
tfap,"
Returned
blows. The men stormed across the
* first, rapidly hecimTloTirSfnr-qtrer- mi thAt naper Is In my hands.
More General Uee of 8II0 on Dairy
tho millionaire, with emphatic disap-, brown complexioni wearing the uni­ threshold of the gunroom, then ing beside him.*
JSlaome,
ThU S w im
to; proval, "Como, Margery, come back form-of a captain ;.of police. He now
Farm Would Have 8aved Many
As he glanced up he saw the stranstopped short In blank surprise. The
T_he angry-tonearwere-those-oLlulfiflsuperstitious:^ yeggman, .
— Bablea ln Larae Gitiee.__ _
to-the house at oncer
' ' shuffled his feet uneasily.
^ r ’s’ -facevwas ceverqd- hy a mas
Eegar and Red Eagan. The storm fearing no corporal ertemy, l>o
"That’s all very interestin’; young windows were shut dhdTastbnedTroff silt by a grotesquely laughing mouth.
But Margery Golden proved to have
heated words centered about’ the* 'H u K o n l n V dm d m . « « « ! : a will ,of her own As well as a surpris­ man " he broke In v^ith an air of im- the inside, the limp and sprawling Pe- Without a word, this strange figure
Dry pastures have raised the price
hfetvy iron- safe standing in one cor- savoring of the supernatural. Casting ing faith in that mysterious defender patience, "but I’ve come all the way terJay where he had heeo dropped in; bent” and grasped the long lever con of milk In many—citles-this-year,Dp to a compara- an apprehensive look about bim, he of the Laughing Mask. Taking her to this Jumpin’ off place from head­ his tracks, but. of Margery Golden and trolllng the switch and the train rolled which means that many a; poor littlo
her of the k >l
_
ago this safe had bloated out In terror:
flyely short ti
city :bnby has starved for lack of this
father's arm she half coaxed; half led quarters to get that Van, Horn loot the burlap sack there was no trace. " onto tho elding*
d’B sake, call off the spin „ -th^proteatingJnaster.-.Qf.flnancQ^intOIt was Davy who, eagerly circling
______ _______ la
pertain valuyou aav you lifted out of Legar's safe,
^
—The half-conscious girHfeltrherselt^ life-giving fluid,
bles iooted by^Red-Bagan and Gne^ ’ve got a -couple-ot shoo fly cops the room, "picked up by the fireplace Itfted by tfetsdor-arras-antHald—on-a- Itils a long way from a slum' baby
tho TSfiMhachl® old structure-whiqh
^A»p Louie, under Legar’s directions,
bore llttife semblanee tO-A^cltfideLof from Jersey City workin’ with ’me <m a dainty fequare of filmy lace, and rec soft bed of grass. A hazy figure bent to a silo, but the more general use ot
■™ct v 85 op m ln8t defense. >
this Job and It’s time we got down to ognlzcd It as that same handkerchief over-hor, cutting..away the cruelly,... th e s U q on the d a ir y fa r m w o u ld h ave
from a palatial unoer Fifth avenue
which a little earlier had fluttered its
buslnfess.”
fesidence. The safe dpor now Btooa no spooks.*
B
©
far
everything
had
gone
in
ac­
bltlng thongs ahd””genVty“chaflnf her- g a ve d m a n y little l iv es, p a s tu res a re
who. had been
"All jlght,
Captain Brackett," rS' friendly message to. him from Mar* wristr, Then she feit a kis.s Imprint- poor things to depend on In dry years.
epen—its contents scattered promis­
cordance' with tho carefully laid plans
ji
brtlie“ffiQffled-itratcgl8trand with- a^Holned ihe^smllihg- Davy-as-he-roso gery'a-hand as she Atood. on the ve* cd oirher”aching ha/nlrbut^whenJshe
cuously about the floor, but- of the
;
Horn1family plate there was no
feeling that , victory was within her to his feet, "we can get the "stolen, randa. His quick- eye noted the opened'1'her . eyes the stranger was
trace.
reach, she quickly approached Red plate whenever , you’re ready. The. marks of grimy fingers on t^e wood­ gone. In his place came the figures GOOD FEED FOR DAIRY COWS
'Sagan, who waa.waiting near by trlth stuff is down at the old bam hidden work and the uyftr of dislodged soot of her' tortured -fatherr- the anxious •
a
*
he
reported
in
:
detail
jus
in one T>f the feed^bins. We had coating the brick flooring of the firfer Davy and tho solemn-faced police cap* *8weet Clover la Rich In NutrHfvat;
undisguised impatience.
,
1,1 the inside dope, fo r sure,” w ad
s n o r te d in .d e ta iL.n iB
Quaiitlee and Does Not Bloat-*
place. The next moment he dived Into
Red Fagan’q >muttered comment.
I " ? 10” “V ind the%olled- 8uMdi.n ' "Sure, I got'what yer lookin’ fer, Nfegus, the second man., mount guard the
tain.
Watoh for Frotte.
gloomy
throat
of
t
he
Chimney
and
over
it
with,
a
rifle
until
you
came."
lady/’ ns answered in reply to her
, "Are you -trying to insinuate this
"What * you say Is Impossible/’
gained
a
narrow
ledge
formed
by
the
S
m
a
r
t
e
d
U
w»«
.
As.
the
group
moved
toward
tho
iftA
it.
of
.interrogation,,
"M
t.
bst.wqen
0 s Plan to dnuhie-oross you and
Enoch Golden said soothingly, "Th*.
Sweet clover hae bceq found to be
he S r a d m 1nu1light
them spirrits an’ a cramp in too mitt, steps of the yeranda a stooiy-shoul Junctlon of the gunroom chimney with man
Louie?” queried Legar.
is
jlead.'’
'
a
good feed for dairy cows, not only
one
leading
to
another
wing
of
the
S « S S w «»r Of M r W J J J j J
dered old gardener-pottering over a
"I ain’t insinuatin’ nothlnV* wad the Aftnfrere. But these vaporish fancies Pve had one >11 of a night”
"Bui
it
vo*
the
1/e.ughtnk,
Mask,
I
in
respect 'to Us nutritive qualities,
house.
*
Reaohing Into, an inner, poeket Red nearby tulifi bed straightened file
ctfior’s surly response, "but who else
dlspelltd i t .«■ * or* ,( T ‘ Eagan draw out a grimy lnk-splaShed b{uaoveralled flgure and touched his.
Cautiously peering about for some tell you,” Margery wearilyt answered. but becauie lt is said not to bloat,
was hep to where the stuff wan
and besides,
««.««, «be
■■ There harts however, been cases re­
cap respeoifully. His patriarchal beafd, sign of hie unseen foe, Davy Caught ■"I1 saw him plainly, ***«
paper.
wilted ?*• ’
a
brief
gldnce
of
it
•Wayini
fehauowy
j
Waled
my
hand
before
be
wept
awky’ corded Of bloktlng from eatiof^sweet
>j ’T M i 'ere d ockym en t w lll p u t th* streaked with gray, almost coverrd
. J P k e Answer Red Bgan received was
d o v sr that has been frpettd- Watch
figure
norohod
hlih
above
ttigy
Thr
1TO
B
U
T
qOUTOttim
}
anm which
he boi* in a olios
[ •Mh prompt and^effeoti^ ’Ai heavy
irr
_blifl-lett
-.37 -- — F—
.
..f*
.. •.
.r.
vrajMtffe qaught film
» bu®**
» ■- r>
Mi
!i
|. TTTrg/rW
e
«
1
-
;'V‘3K.-
^!l&-4S”
1111
■jj
—
7
111
13
* /
Sunday at the home of Mr. apd Mrs*'
B u y . J e w e lr y F o r. _G itya,
R S. Whaha'p.'
Mra.C. C.Dorr visited her daughter,; liiTahdld^i^FlbydTlbycT^d^acm r
|Mr«t4iov- Davidson iuCUotoaSuoday of“ Ander8pb"8peht”SUS’dsy‘- at the
F. *A. iWgasou and family, of Clin homp 6f Mri and Mrs. P. E. Noab.,
tQ0,.iwere.'£ueat8 ofMrs. EL Ifoeiia Mr* and Mrs, M-JfDunkel and ebild^
and see howmuohftnore genuine ple^uie you receive byt of tforiv Sunday.
■*
ren, of Chelsea, were callers at' the
giving. You will be euipriaed wbat only a small amount will
Mrs.'Elsie Cottrell, of Grass'Lalce home of Mtt and Mrs! John Hinchey
buy here in reliable Jewelry. , *
vlaifcecMhe h , B. Qnlway family Sunday.
Sunday* - ‘
1-7= — *’
Mf» and Mrs. ThomasStanfteldfcMws
You ban Buy Something Beal Worthy
Misses Ethel Krause and Ine* Alber Eugene Mclnt’ee and daughter Rose,
^ t^ettded-arecital-iti’Jackwu" Friday o r feyBaoB'i'weyffSahday^pegtgTjf'Mrgr
For as lowaaBOo',
$ 8‘
evening.
James Hankerd and.family.
Tli« xaeetiUffa^Rt the sebooi bouse Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Noah ai»d Mrs.
O u r gift offerings have been chosen with care from a wide
coutluuewlthincreaflioginterest.aad
d. P’. Noah -visited a t the home, o :
market where experience is needed to distinguish the worthy jrom
attendance.
their cousin^ ^Qeorge-GraBam -aet
-tho-worthless-—We~offer boUi icbnon^and-satisfaction.- . We
familyr
of Manchester, Saturday.
Miss Dorotby Gurtis has returned to
enable you to see what you^ buy before-you pay^for it. ■ We lire
Grass Lake bighechool; baying been
Mrs, Lucy Wood, who has beet
here to please you, «
absent on account''of trouble with her spending^ the ; past week with her
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;i ■r
i ,
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1h i
v; j l
If
^ f l 7 7
(t
B
■
V'
m
' A, .
I'
4
■je--.y1
g sfe.
bJi-i.-te.il.
v : n. i w f e 1 •
m -w
■f*r
r^.
teeth.
granddaughter, Mrs. Floy’d Boyce, oi
A T ew Gifts of EearW orth
Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Dreseelhouae Anderson, returned to her home here
Will and Hazel; were guests at the Sunday.
Watches
Rings
.
Silverware
home of Elmer Dresaelhouse in Jack
Mr. and Mrs.; George W. Webb, Mr
diamonds
son Sunday. ; :
"
..
hnd Mrs. 1%. C. Glenn and family, Miss
Fountain Pens Clocks
Chains
Necklaces
Mesdames Augusta and P.' A. Cooper Mary Whalian and C. J. Tremrael.at
Charms
Toilet S ets' c*""1 Cut Glass
Bar Pins
entertained tb e Women’s Home Mis- tended the football game a t Ann
Soarf Pins
.
sionary Society in a very pleasant Arbor Saturday.
Crosses and Rosaries.
Silver Novelties Lavallieres
manner Thursday. .
-Mr^ and Mrs* Bennett French anc
. Come in and look over our gift stock, before buying elsewhere^. . -^Jdr.,and_M rs,^Ja£ob-Leltmaa--ana children, of Ann Arbor, Mr.•and.Mrs
family, of Chelsea, and Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hopkins and Mrs, Celia Hop
See the articles you buy and know just what you are paying for,
Elmer Lehman'aiid^famiiy, of Sylyan ktusrof D'exteiv were Su.nday visitorsi
\
.w
spentSunday at the home of Mr; am a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Ful lerr
Mrs. Fred-Lehmani-——— -—1— S p e c ia l P ric e s ,
An entertainment under the super
Mrs. Wm, Nebol, who has been a
on all goods laid^away^ during^ Norvemberrr^Artioles-purchased
resident of this township for many visieTTof^MrsT Wood mansee7 moth
r\-f 4-iia v\nn4>
nt* «ilTl
ahIiiam Friday!
»
pastor,,
will be given
year's,'died
Sunday a t the Pome of hqr’ brtlTe
now, onwhich a small deposit has been made, wiIFBe~held until
daughter, Mrs. August Linde, with evening;.December 1st, at the North
you want them.
whom ahe has lived since her declfe iiake-ohurebv
ing years bave made it impossible for and other forms - of amusements.
6 r-to-llv& on-he^—farnir -S h e - is-sur. Everybody invited.—Admission 10 and
W ^ F r
K A N T m H N E F r vived by her dggghter,; Mrs. August 20 cents,!
Linde, one son, Frank e1jplr of Detroit,
and thtee grandchildren, her
“The Jew elry Gift Center”
FRANCISCOVILLAGE.
CORNER MAIN AND MIDDLE STREETS, CHELSEA
passed on before. The funeral was
held at t.he.home of August Linde on
Mr. and Mrs.' Gus Gochis spent Sun­
“Where Gems and Gold are Fairly Sold.’'
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. H. Jv John­ day in Detroit, v
--son, O-f Manchester, officiating and
Louis
iWalz
dnd
family
visited
Mr,
the interment took place at Sharon
ftnd Mt'SrBcn Straub north 1
town
Jenter cemetery.Supday.
iTohn-Helle and family spentSunday
-REPQBTrOF^TBB-eOy&raiON o f t h e with—Mr*—and- Mrsv- Herman BobneWATERLOO
DOINGS.
K e m p f C o m m e rc ia l & S a v in g s B a n k
west of townr—
Michigan, at the close, o f business Nov. 17th, 1016, bb called for by the
Mrs. Emma Haves, of Jacksonrvlait—
TCommiBaioiier of the Banking Department t
>
' '
G e o . W . - B e e m a n s p e n t l a s t 'W e d ed. her parents, /'Mr.. and_MrB7"Jolnr
RB80UHCB8.
nesday and Thursday in.Jackson.
fcoarrrand discounts: Hi :■■
Mrs. Wm. -Barber-^and son-spent S.eid, part of itmt week.
Commercial Departmen t...... . . . . . . . . . . .............. .
-$»fc«I2-»
Afl^89uLU=S212,60W9
Savings Department..
Miss Tina Weippert, of Grass Lake,
Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Bond a, mortgagesahd securities, viz:—
jfteRt-FHlday-and-^aturday , with Mr-.
GommerclalBepartment..
. ...
G—A; Barber.
dHf908 64
Savings Department . .
82t,7I9t(>-"a4C,OM'
;Mrs. Henry Bohne.
' ,\
Premium A ccount...,,............
L. L, Gordon was in D etroifiast Fri­
8,310 21
Overdrafts. .....................
W alter Scramhlin.ls assisting his
day and returned home with a new
Banking house............. .
10,00000
Furniture and fixtures.
5,000 00
brother,iPr-in
Scramblin', ln_piacing a
tord
touring
car.'
fHtior fflal
____
5,00468
cement
floor
in
his barn.....: . .
DuefromoilierbankFSnd bankers..,
_The__remainS PliVJohn-Gates-w&reItems lu transit.. , .......... 77
-=^S32"30—r
Reserve.
.— Commercial.——Savings
brought here for burial in Mt. Hope
( 2.600 00
UntfedTJtates Bonds :•........ :t:7
•cenrertery
Sunday.
51,347 49
Due from hanks in reserve cities.
;$"4,682 19
Exchangee for clearing house,. .. .. .
. - 123' 7.r>
Mr.-and Mrs-Fred Durkee and-broth Mr. and M rs. 0 . H . P low .e. •
7^71622 00
- UrSrand-National hank currenoyrT;
GTKHTOOGold coin,.. .1. ; ...........
‘M i 00
10.170 00
Mr. and Mrs..Chris\Kalmbach and
er Floyd, and Milton Rtethmiller
■ • .3^0070Silver jCoin,
.
.
Niokels and cents
.—
—26886mot«red-feo^Jackson-Si«idayi—"—
110,780 49
$70.347-49-__93,633 98
The Gabel Bros., of Detroit, . spent Mr.^arid Mrs._Morris-'Hammpnd,
Cheoks, and other cash items.................
— ■— —- .-20374 Mr./and Mrs. Wm. Horning entjer;
a qouple of days of last week at the
■ T o ta l........'.,.,................ i . . . . . . . . . .
..1707,780 51'
tained
the Cleaners a t ’ their home:
home of Mr. and,Mr.s...August Koelz.
,
. T.IABIUT18S
souths
of
town Wednesday- evening
Little .Kenneth Moeckei returned
Capital stock paid in. 1
.......................... .
$40,00000
Surplus, f u n d . . » ; . . . . . . . . rr. , . vn ■i rn-m'.
40.00000
tof his-home—in—Stdckbr idge "Supd^y A pleasant meeting:wa8-heldr
Undivided profits*net.. . ; . . . .
■■. 25.386-18.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kilmer and Mr.
a f t e r s p e n d in g ;a p o rtio n o f l a |t w eek
Dividends unpaid. . . . . . . . ..... .............. .
8100
Commercial deposits subject to c h e c k . ,
1100.320 62
- w i t h - h i s g r a n d p a r e n t 8“h e r e y 7’ —l y - and-Mrs^Otto-Mjryetj-ofSharourwcre
— 43.0t m — .Commercial certificates of;deposttr^
Certified checks,,,
619 47T h e c h i Id r e n a r id I. g r a n d c h i l d r e n o f guests Saturday of My.: /-add Mrs. 0
" 7" •
- ;;
5.000 00
Geo: Archenbronn gave him a pleas­ H. Plowe. •
-408;H54»*
Ray Blgcraft and: son, Bernhardt;
Savings certificates of deposit : ■,.
ant surprise Sunday, it being his 7Qth
-45;210:90=-C02.318 3C
of
Jackson, spent a few days with Mr.
birthday.
A
dinner
was
served
and
Total ........................................ ..............
.......... ;I7Q7,780 51
the afternoon was spent with -visiting. arid Mrs. Mofris Hammond the first
State of Michigan,-County of Washtenaw, ss.
__
■ItJoturL.Fletcher, cashier of the abovo named bank, do solemnly swear that the
' .'r J-— -—:------andfmusic. ;lH_e_w_as.presented with a Of the week..
above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief and correctly represents
handsome leather, chair as a rememthe- true state of the several mattersi 1therein contained, as shown by the books, of the
Ernest Benter is suffering from'blood
Ft nmnnria.,Cashier..
brtii!.c_y_uf uiij 'udffiiyiuft. —
— poisoning in his hand, the infection
m m i 1—s ... .n. ♦m.
191c.
t VL. Rogers1,Notary Public. ■
'arising from an injury he received
-My commission expirtaApril 18^4919.
While shoeing a horse.
Correct attest ;------ _ _7
——. _ —D, 0 . McLaren
NORTBPRANCISCO.
Mrs. Martha Taylor entertained her
.
H. H. Holmes
| pPiteotorB.
ii
LTF.Vogel
.
sisters,:Mrs. Shelly, of; Grass Lake,
7_Mrs. Lewis K.lllm.e.r,ds_c.Qnfi.ned to Mrs.TTrSibgristrqf Jackson, and Mrs.
her-home by-illaessT. • .
-=--==f Cbitrles^liprst, o.t Stockbrldge; "one
--M;rrand.vMr8r:Dr-B; McKenzie* and day last wiek.
son and Mrs. Dean, of Stockbrldge,' Miss Augbsta Benter^ of Chelsea
thM R Kruse.
Bpent
Sunday with'Mrs.
______
,
REPORT- OF..THK CONDITION OF.THE ., ___ . ....
who-has been’ spending a few days
Mr. and Mrs, John Alber and Mrs. -W-lth'-bervmother-was.cailed-to Detroit
------— —— —F a r m e r s - & —M e r c h a n ts B a rif e ______
— - ■W-mr^WdlfErOf-GheJaears'p en t-fSundayWedne'sday by the iltness of her slaterAt Chelsea, Michigan, at the close of buslness_Nov. 17th. 1918, as called for by the'
with’ Miss Martha Rlemenschneider. n-law, MrsTvAlbert Benter
T
: __
Commissioner ot-the Hanking Department :- ; .——■—- —■
MrT and'
and; Mrs. Victor Moeckei,; of
.
” RtSSOURCBR.
....
Loans and discounts, viz
Waterloo,
and Leigh Beeman, of LynCommercial Department................. . . . . ' . . . . . . I , . . . . . . . . . , , . . ......... .. | 83^61466
' •
Savings Department:..'........ 24,10000—1107,014 50
don,
spent
Sunday
with H. J. Lehmann
— :----Bondsrmortgagcsa u d sccurlties.Tlz:—
.
-----;—
------ —— r— •— —
U M A7T0WNSHIPNEWS7
anclfamily,
Commercial D e p a r t m e n t , - , ...... ...'.............
20,28001 r ‘
—Havings Department,-,;.., ■■. mi .■w...■. ■....,.
............'—243,019.05— 203.90050
The-Ladles’-Aid Society will glvc-aPremium account............................... ...........;.......................... .............
400-00
- Overdrafts
....----- S5B8...
John Stpinbach spent Thursday .in
church fair and Thanksgiving supper
Banking-hOUSerTT-rrrr.-■—:■
...........................,v; ■.■■.: ....... ■."‘Ai.. : 0780000—
Ann
Arbor*
at
the
hoihe
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John*
Furniture and fixtures. ............................. .........
1,500 00
Due from otheV'Banks and Bankers... . . . . . .
........-----------------------------------Vliller on'Thursday evening, Novem­ Mrs. A. B. Shutes spent Saturday
Items In - t r a n s i t ^ . ...... ......................................................
-~3,0OOQO;
- Ucservo.-_i.
__ ' • Commercial
Savings. -'
>
ber 30, All are invited. .
n Ann Arbor.
Dutrfrombank84H_KServe c l t l e s T T . . . . . . . $13,04499
■$35.50000*
.
Wm. H. and Aurleit Lehmann ac­ Mrs. Carrie Smith spent Thnriafl
Exchanges for.clearing house.............. ........ .
890 00
U. H. and National bank currency . ..... ......... .
4.8T600
8,00000
companied by Mr: and Mrs. Fred Dur- n Ann Arbor.
' ^
Gold coi n. f
i
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1..
1,170 00
12,000 00
1
Silver coin......................... ..... ......................... ........... j 1.480 00 "'•1.500 00
<ee and Miss Laura Moeckei, of Reuben apd Edwin Kacrchcr spent
Nickels and o c n t s . . i . ........ .4C9 30
11381 >•
.
i ^ a t c r too^-a ttcM edr rthe Michigan
______
"•
■
$^91425
$5241881- 7:1,02800*
Pennsylvania football game in Ann Thursday and Friday i n Ann Arborr
Checks, and other cash Items............................................................. ............. .
Rudolph Widmayer spent Sunday
Arbor Saturday. *
- ■ vTotal I ,. , . . . , . . . . . .
.-.t. mm .-77-. .- . . , 11
.. .T, . $452.W
387ii■■
Rally Day was observed i n ‘Salem evening-with Mrrarid Mrs~ M\ Bre
1
. ... ,
LtABtUTlKS.'
German M, 10. church lastSunday morn ngcr.
Capital stock paid i n
. ........................... ................. ....................... .
$25,000 00 ,
, Hurpltu......................... ....................... .................................................................. . .22,-00000
ng. A_shorL.program.-w.a8- rendered, =J?]hyton Ward i8 having a,ae_w_.iur».|__
- ‘~ iip a iig ^ ^ tefiia L T fei.± ~ :;.^ ^
. ftswra:"
Dividends unpaid ............. ................. .................... . ............................... .
.
15,00
Arde-a-Loveland and Robert Fahrner h ac6 khd b a th ro o m o u tfit* in sta lle d in
Commercial deposits aubdect to Check .„
..............VS.. . T i V 78,855 89 * , '
"
graduated
from the cradle roll. to__the iis residence.
Commercial certificates 4>fdeposited, rrrrtT«-t»-fTrr-,nT-i-vi »ri ij i ittv»i♦■v-:.-——— '
—‘ 1■ • —
Certified checks . . . . . . . . . . i , . . ,
................. TT.........
430 00
irltn,Try department,
Mrs. Herman Fletcher and daughCkublarsl-cheoks outstandlufc—
._^._...^«,..^;.,^.i_»1.9124!5„__ ________
ftsndnkrdepostla-dbbok acoountel . . / , . . , . . . . , ...... 274,471 01.
fprs/
Llel'a antf Catherine jVprint Sat*
Havings certificates Of'deposit.................
i ........... .
45,862 45— 896,031 70/lurday In Ann ArliorT
FREEDOM ITEMS.
- Totah.Tr.r.-r.T.r.;r.V,. . . . . . . . . ....................... ............................. S.......... .
$452,988 78
Mr. and Mrs* Emanuel Sodt arid
State of Michigan, Coimte of Washtenaw, as, '
■
/
' '
I, P. G.Hchalb'o, cashier of the abovo named bank, do solemnly svrear that tho above
daughter, of A«n Arbor spent Friday
statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief and correctly represents the
.Barney Rertke spent Wednesday at with Mr. and. Mrs. Martin Koch^----traejtateof.khp_several matters therein.contained, as shown by^Uw bonks'-of the bank,
Jacks
on.
v
\
---------- -r----- ^— 7------ r.................
P. G. SCRAtSMI. Cashier,.
Bubcoribed and sworn to before me this 2?nd day i f NoV, 1916.
Mrs. John. Buss, who resides' with
6 ' Her Dutfe$.
............................. '
John B. Cole, Notary Public,
her son Charles H. Buss, is reported
„ . : . ,- ••
My commission expires ObteMsr 23,1919.
“Yon advertised a s , ebanffeurette'
a* feeing seriously ill;
----John Kalmbaoh }
/.
/
.Annlkant -TQt^.SltuajtlQfl«
LewtaOckBr------ VDtfMKon.----- --------- *
■ A ~x* ----MrsrHannah Koffbtirg c r gpcTTf ’ISaT lVes, msdariie."
“What ware your du*
F^yaltrons V
week with'her brother,. Rev, Theo. ktat^ttur.iAst-place ?!’..fTdrov«-«4
/
Bisen and family at Shndusky, Ohio. cleaned the ears single-handol’' “Arid
Fred Bertke, of Lincoln, Neb:, Is
a maid1" "I took down my lady
visiting hi$ brother, Barfiey. bertke •t night arid assembled her In, the
T ry Standard Want Oolumti. .You. get reBUlte and otherRelatives In thlB vicinity.
.V —
tnornlng, madame/'r-Panoh, ■
r 'Ncoicfor
. ___________
______
_ _
blizzard
these.Hulx-Marlfc
Fpur^ucWe Qver^
shoes keep tb e feet dry and warni
Both heaVy-aRd lightw eight. w m ? fle?ce-lined a»aw
w l^ s a n d beelJri
excluders. withtough,wear-!
X
^7 - v-•
*w, lyjOx
V;
- John
PfobateOMer—Jr^l
Famous for Icing w ear |n d comfort.
-Hub*Mark RubberFootwmn
and styles to cover the stormy w
boys and girls in town or country.
St a t e , o f Michigan
tenaw* 86. At a SMslonof
coun
X^-Nqwmbsr; 'W
nine hundred and sixteen
-In the-roatter of the
Kjmiwl*deceased.
On reading and fllltur thn
T tu Jiu b - M rkk your valuemafJU
00(
It- is ordered, that tho fcii a.*®'?
mt heforenooMtn
Th^World's Standard Rubber Footwear
F o r sale |?y all g o o d d e a le rs.
WaahUnaw; ....
[ A t e S " H' MUnUAM ^ o H
g u sa ABMBavaTBBi Rexljter.
"Chancery NoticeV
We are paying Elgin_Prices for Cream, instead of one cPnt below.a s heretofore.*
'**
7 .
P rice
This
oe T
h i s \W eek 4 0 G ents
DELIVERED WEDNESDAY OR SATURDAY
_ .
DE
e-^fTay this -pric e d
i^Why—ser\d
TOWAR’S CREAM STATION,
CHELSEA, MICHIGAN
S ?.f.yjD°flA
0|‘6?Ar5jOr' O,ltlle')6th
Ama 8. Webber, plaintiff
w '■
WehheT, defendant,———— ■- ”
In this causo, it aiimrinx tbit ttedft
feadatot, Edward E. WcbbeMi n?t r?**i
otMlchlganbut that*htere
at CWaholwu Minnesota, tliertfore.on,
Ititordered t h a t ^ S S ^
pearan«» Jn said cause within
nromThe date of this order ■and*tSi^W
tw n t^ fstee^ n tiff'ca u seT h js o*r
prlnted^^mtMtBbcdte said Cou'nu ^ S
said, publication
continued onw¥«
week for «lx weeks in succession, Sd iu
perendant
bis .-'last
uwvuuwuv at
av uw
-wsv known
Known iwaicffloiS
iKJStofflce
of th ftrd ^ ma l wUhlMt<n(la”
{Countersigned]
.Walter Laubengayor, Dcimty Clerk.
Cavananjrh-& HurkT: Attorbcjs Tor
,
Business address: Ann Arbor Mich,
y -
Probate Or^er
■ STATE O.F MICHIGAN,
naw, ss. Ai a session of the'. . . .
said County.of.Washtenaw held aYthe P»
OfBoe in the city of Ann Arbor, oixtbeSlit
of October, In the year one IbouaoJ
.hundred and sixteen.
"' Present. William It. Murray, JudgeofIS
- In the -matter of tlieestateof Charles4 H
Kerapf.deceased.
)
$ 3 Q O ;p O D ; ( k l:
P ar Value per Share. $ 10.0.0
Full Paid-Non.Assessable
N o B o n d s—N o D ebts
The comppny-has a plant at Coudersport, Pa., all paid jfor
and are making bearings every day on which aubstaritial- profits:
_a rf beingmadev- - ---- ■ 77^ : - ' ^ - —-"77
On readinafand filing.the,duty verfWpi
of Clarence J. Chand^r. ntjiying thatvpa
papcr,:inJvtlUfig-now-on-Ole^in this court;
porting to be 1 the lasf will and. testae:
Cla r ies Henry Kompf-ho admitted to bi
id_that^!iarenoe.-J*JtoiiftU(iler-_the_ta
............
" ’ ..........
_ftnd_tIiat_Ci
namledlin-aald wlll, 1or sobie other Ruilahls
8t>n oe appointed executor, ana mat appal
ru
and commissioners be appointed,
It-hrurduml, tliuL iin1 natinmy 01to
next, at ten o'clock, m the lorenocn, U
Probate Office
__ be appointed
..... .... for ae&riai
petition.
■{
And it is further ordered, that tf copy
order be published three successive weekr
*k»|
lous to saI(K*Eteafi. of hearing, in ike>CM
Standard a newspaper printed nnd clrc-nlste
said County oMWaslitenaw..
. WILIJAM H. MUHltAY, JudgeoIPNbtj»
[A true copy] - —.
Ellaa/ArmhMtstnrr Register.
Commissioners’ Notice.
Descriptive'chwlars can bb obtai^d atrthir^tandard office. •
-FoiFfullrnartietflars address^
~
T~~^
y .. ~ -
E . J* F O L E Y , R e g is te r e d A g e n t
1 2 5 4 P e n a b s c t> fc r B i d g .
■s
P e tro itvM ic h *
STATE-OF1 MICHIGAN, County.of Will
naw, ss. TI10 undersigned Imvingbecniwit
ed by the-Pfebatc CTnitt-for saM County
misstoners to receive, examine and
claims and demands of nil persons again*
estate of-Maria B,.B.o.h«lbJo, into of said
deceased, hereby give ^otice that four®
fromdate are allowed, byorder ol said.'*™
Courtr for- creditors-to -present-theif
against the estate of said deo»9ed*sMthey will meet at the Farmers &Mercluskl
In-^the Village .oC' (i]io|sca, in..said c*
on the r6tB>tfay orD'cw-niinT"41faontM
“day of February next,
- n
t. ten o'clocTT
....--—^
of each of said days to rcceivo, exaratoet
adjust said-claims.".'.
Dated, Octoberiir, 19KV, ■
■ . _• ■
-. . Nbi.vin Coat,
18 , .
1218
Probate Order,
R h »I>?01D ItETROlTXvnWiAL ElVXK
MXMBtAraoXMAU RH8RVB 86N$
flftyER $60.000.000 nf rfisonrrAft
W banksa strength and dobiin’ance that are
-reflepted intheservice it isabkto givetoitsoliento.
^on^Mndence is invited frombanking institu-..
tions olr- general business concerns to- whom a
D e tro it connection Is desirable.
D -E T A O L T
f>.;uu(l.8cuena
........ .....................(*>»“'
;ST a TK OF MICHIGAN,“counlj ofW
session of
Cow
naw, ss. At
ftma wiuiM
'i the' Probate
rr'iVpmim
said Connty.of Washtciuuv, held nt IW.U
UlfiWlftm liliv Ul AlllUAibiii, «nllu.ill™
of 'November. ■fn the year ono thousand
hundred and sixteen. ’
. , - ^ p^
Yftsteht; WtlUamH. Murray, Joufft^honltt
In the matter of the estate
kinson, deceaseel
klnson.deceaseel.
, ,
t h reading and filing the du yvcdW pW
oLThoniftB Mi TVi1kinsot: t.rayliiKdhat
tratioaoTsaid.estate may be g«"Rd W
wrwnvinoort nr
Oine
*
W,"Wilkinson
or M
Hom
e other aitltROloP—
That appr*l«era4inAcomui^9ion^.w»lW
rt Is ordered, tlmt-thD-ntltW:®! «9
next, at ten o’clock nl tlto
Probate Office be appolntctl for nwini.
And"it'1bfurther Ordered, that »
order bopubHsliod three success ve
ous to said tlmo of hearing. In ,
Standard a-nowatiapor iirmtcd:»na.cu
in said County oLVyBBbtenawr_ WILLIAMH^UltK AY,
AEU8A
true copy]
,,
ABMBBUSTHB.* Heglslcr,
jisttiri
STANDARD \MN_t A
you're, a heavy loser
Find a buyer for your
duce, llvestock'or tools
you do ndt-ncsjL— __
Sell your fa^m or
help. ^
_
small'
The cost is
are sure.
■7
Use the t r a v e l ®
P R rc ra » -e M t» ol(
$2*«)
4A1 • , DVAMOftN 8T..
Chelsea
* TOET OCrm y TOPANI^ : ^ . Paul
r16-cent
ofnny:
.........
TryTThe s ta ndard W ant q^im ^
FUNERAL DE811
Elvira Clark-Visel
Phone 18Q-F2i
FLOB^
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