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Lady Maccsbee Met;Her# Wednesday. T W E N T Y E X A M IN A T IO N S
DECORA TIO N DAY W IL L
TheiWashtenawCbUatyAwociajt'ion
B E O B S E R V E D TU E SD A Y
A T r i t E E C L IN IC M O N D A Y
of Lady Maccabees held thpirbusinesa ± M
meeting lu Maccabee hall.Wednesday
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Memorlal ftifTieM ‘Will' be Held lo fo
r^ hoon,.' Cou)>ty Cpmfrapder Bothl^b«feulb« l| Were^ Dia <
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7S7 red members of the order were; prês*
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Fifty-one years 1have passed foed 6g3?here - w e ro ^ ^ la i^ -n u tb b e r •wb| ^
Tuesday; Ma^ SOrwe 1; ag^luâieet - p>; ywere,represented),exce p t^ a n c h e gtoiv
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hold exercises arfiMecQrate tbd gTaves AltfJgether ten Hives w:ere repfeperrt* 'the to'rfn hall Monday and It was im|>
This W eek We Are Selling:
of the dead fa our cemetrles. Ah, Ip* edrJ.uioe 'from this county aud ’one possible to examine aU wbo presen$ed ■?j.7' •
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Citsena-alttd schooichildrea tojoiowlih ^The degree team of OolumblanHjye ’ Dr. E; R. Vandersllce had charge
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bheisea,exem plified ; the J; new o fth ew o rk , andtweqjty examination^
1 Pound OaD Gplumet Baklng|Ppwder . . . .. v ; , , , . . . . . . . -10o
the ,W.:Ef. .Qt,and, G^JAvIS, Jp tth e ..ses|
H
ipahatlcwork
of ~ th e .^ x d e ro p ty a
vices
of
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children'joinin
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candidates In a very ilattetlng 1man^ were fouodr aad-fâ~aufpicloue-casefin'the
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hall
to
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little o r n o a t t e n t i o n t o t h e grbvH ng. N o w l r u i t s a re
Pound Paokeê P r u n e a .7 v T 7 ;1 ., , . 4 v . . . . . , .^.TTTSio'
to the cemeteries wjT he glyen. -flagsi ■MOW^fîiraSr.d; Lak^H\vef:eapfwred7
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„ o r b a d , 't h f c t a t f i o t o f e I t h e r d e p e n d in g o n th e m e th o d s . The I)hcdi|^liloh ^ a y -êx<^hma ''lip'i: m m »
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kg# Of- attebdahee ofmembejcshlp, and' _ Tber^wiUJbeTreeclinlca-at
mhlrA. . i l t u r e im d c e r e y o n a d o p t . T o o b t g i i u h e b e t t e r grade^ i> e Jie & ^ 4 :3 fc p ^ m 7 ln ^ h ^
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MIC! A.'bfiilding at Ann Arbor apd
A Packages Gam Flgke#.v;vvv 7 . . . . ^ 1 . 7 . . ; . ^ 7 7 * j - . - , t t e Ifeitobit *P
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7 —V —-ir; the ia n three mOnths suvrendered
Îso Pt Manchester Friday.
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deswill g ive s a t is f a c to r y a n d e c o n o m ic a l re s u lts . ~
— îed outt —
24 Ounce Jar PePnut Butter.7. 7 . ........
............... .S|Se
Musip.v..« ....« m i . 1p ■i.. . inYi. Baud with . a very- ^leasing' ioriginal song,! i'Tfckh êek’will be the cloSing week
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ll
wa^decorated
w
iththe
colors
Reading Lcg:an,V b r d e ^ ,..1>
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in ^pantl-tUrherculosUcampaignin ’’ ; VQiuwrt .Can Queen 0 1 iv e # > 7 ^ . .
7 . . . . . vw . . . , .2fio
the wrMer
order aaa
and wmce
w h ite,and
pink ltlac#
............. .?. <;v.7.0. B( Boweri, Adjti o f ™
ano pirns
limes WaShtenaw .county. ; This'Weet free
Muelc......... V.; : . . ..Sckool GMMrra ^ «|Up».;W was aim ,the town .hall examinations werebeld In ApP Arbor,;
h Q uart Can Fancy^ Queen Olive#. ^, ; . . ; .
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* W j w ..7 ..i..* i R « ,.0 H. W hltney ^ e ^ W .^ fte rn o o iis e ja lo )) washeld.; Ypsilantl, /pbelsea, Manchester and
Cleaned H e r r i n g ^ p e r p o u n d ,, , , . ,
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It’s whatyou eat that gives! you the energy- neccssaryfar Musicr., ,7 .7 .7 7 . . . . . , .^hqqlC btldren Theûext meetittg-of the -assoclatloh M ânTêxrw eek^tbere. wUl be!sjmip
will be the annual picnic whloh! will1
meetthe daiTj^grind^ Phoneorsend uayoqLGrders forgroceries/^ tLincol t& A d d * ^ ™ 7 ;r R iB ^ ^
be
held a t Wbttmore.Lak'e ^ l y
' such as inmates of the .county instl-j
M u s i c s . . S c h o o l Children
ALWAYS THEBES^ For-this week- we are selling:■
AHffirsEsr, >>r, Vi'Vv^RSyf~W!■Av
t utiqnsa u d q t h’
b all-wafjfi public event and-wasnWell; arrapgem epts have:lêp;made.
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Farm Hpfise DillviPIfikles, ^piart•> • y,»■•■•.■« • «•,* . «.. v .. iii i25c(
CABiOE -CAN P F A C H F d r. *
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T h e ' program as i pfibh But the principal p a rt of' the .work
Benediction.','»
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.Rev^
A.
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Schoeh
Farm House-Sweet Pioklcs, Quart..
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lilb ^ d in the.standard la st week- wak pextweek-ivlll be-thegiving ofhealth
B P ^ I A L ^ t Bare^Yidto ^
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . .2 3 e
0 Fium House Quiiofl' Olives, qu art*.♦ • •*»*.»> >•« i-« $
26c ^ • the: automphties^ ’which pul .be^llnedt' c a rri^ p u tw ith b fa e e x c e p tld n .M rs, addresses by varlbns metnbasq of the
J;Fatm:House SioWty
.....................-. ,y .':. .. .7.35c,!
up on the south side of .west Middle! Bllza O’Brien^ of^ypsilanti; who, ^was- party, y!Dri' W!m.rPeKlelne will appear'■‘-,77
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C
era here,lTwas - unable t 0 ; be Arbqr Monday evening, May 29 to give
"Floridia Calory
A. R. and W. R. C.J to the Cetoetery
Jfdnaroh Pood o f W heat; 2 packages f o r i . . ,.7<.. j . . , ,,25c
ô v ln g ^ h ead P f4 h e« a^ ^ ln g ^ lU m n.!|Pf^ 8en^ ^ tt^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 0pahbPt ofW hlt“; a H ^ k to ^ b e & ’Oqlealtbxjonditiqos^16
oSatdines, 6 ‘tjoxoa tor a«..«> * 1 *
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. 26c
JJinore.Îlilke -■
,Hiye^rdell?eredx,'tSe7re^ that qlty, and qn^7tbe.^same-ovenipg
aponse
address;
:;lfio Value P e ^ i3o; 2 cans for. . .»A«• »MS1 I I »> • I 1 1 1 **••., •26o
man will have .charge p f ftb§ schoof.
another memberpf the “Health First^
Tennessee S traw berries
Farm House Mficcaroni, 3 boxes for. . . . . , . r
Tu!t 1,. • • ■.26cf
childreqr U, D,; S treeter wljl be in •One of the pleasing features of the;
aBPAPVlbbfore
the;c_qmraon:
will
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charge of theAficiwer wagqns,; A.xN, aftefnpon-sesstonrwaa abarttonrfaom Council of Ypsiiaiitl to ^ o the^ sameT
Rolled Oats1 6 pounds for,* • •, *
»«• *.*_•». ^ ». ••» •....« .« * •»250^
Hotbouse Cucumbers: an d LSttbce
adlobvA lh e rb lja F f p;^hnw aR 7nm , thing there; 7 MoreqyeT^ taUra^baver
Morton
wllf
not‘
as
marshalof
tbfr
! Farm House^jîce^ 1 pound box. . . ■«. j « . . . v,
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pelled to respond to three encores. been: arranged .for. at various other!
ALWAYS FRESH
day.
^Fjuin Hqi^ fRIos^ & pound box.'. . ,.... ......» ..,.■ • * ^2607
The
numbers
given
were:
MDay
Aftep
All members of the Wl C. H., metpgatherings, and Br. J, W. Piahf, apec-!
ih, per pound • , ■,. •»«, • * ...,*■»... . . . . . I5ci^ bera of the G. A. RL and'its honorary Pay”, r ’^Lo've/s Q14r Sweet Soug1V iai lectyfrer of the party, 1will îv T 'a7
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EERRX^ ^B ED S-tH ElK lN n THAT PROWS
members a r e i ’eqUest^fi to be' preaent “awe e t E veningiatarii-by-W agner; serleao fh ealth talk ein th each o o lsO f
All new and Creah. For sale here.'
at the PoBt room a t" lj o’clock p. mM and'^ ‘‘Traumrel” by SChum^hr”Mtss; the'county.. . '
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YrfuRS FOR SATISFACTION
aharpi on Tuesday, Tday ^ ^ - tq 1march Nina Beile Wursteir yhs the accom* Nittfe of t he. twelve vistting nurses
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In a body to the to wnhali, tp attend papist,
employ ed by theS tate Board of H ealth
Oeebm tion-Bay-exeirciaear;
foELthiBwock^l remain inthe.cou.Pty:
Evangelistic Meetlngsr
h A"_R rand the
during the entire week.::tO,visit.tKe
school children are. fequeBfed'to bring The WeaVer evangelistic campaign homes of all those who have this week
-flO-weâ:£Q;the"ô,atrjfftmLQCliajt3llth7 continues with increasing . interest been diagnosed by ^the state doctors
In-the morninff. ad they can be Tpre^ and bower. New faces are "See n iat as-afflicted with tuberculosis. They
pare'dforuae"indeedratingthegravefr each service; B’riday might a lafge will-inatruct the patients . on-how to
from Trenton
in thA itwb/cenieteries east of the delegation
^
_ is, coming
■■ to
• . g e t w ell and w ill te ll th e o th e r mem';
a t te u d tb e service. T h ey h av e cnart*; ^ e r a p f -the fa m ily how th e y should go
villager
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All members of the W. R. C. a pd e re d a c a r w hjchjw ill hold ab o u t .60 or a b o u t 4 ^ to ^ re » a in rfre e 7fro m infectlon4
O l A. Rj-jare requested to .meet a t th e .70 people.: There will be something Literature qn the sabje<^ will be left
-Post room. 00 Sunday, May^zq, a t 9 doing!—80-rdonit-f aii=to^be-,prese nt ^ at ail the; homes visited during thq
o'clock a. m., sharp, to attend memor* F rq f.. F7F. Leonard, who has been week;
e—gospel—into the hearts -Following^tpe survey in this county
sermon wHl-J^deliverei^ b ^ B e y ^ AV
ai sim Harr;ca.nâig^wlU be help in
I i r you is not determ ined by the am oilnt o f your
A, Schoferi a t 9;3Qo'ciQck.v Tlie follow^
si after
Sanilac and Tuscola
L aw n H p se^
Lawn Howeird
ing-w;inbe-ttbe-Wrder7of7the-serviceS:>
which the--“Health First”-^-party -Will
b u s itie g S 7 ~W e a r e < i n te r e B t e d i n y o u r s u e c e s s be'R e frig e ra to r s
Prelude!-baritone-4h
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go4o-thoHpper:
O il (S to v e s
Spanned Banner1’, , .Oleim Barbou
Garden Too ls
some three months IP th at section of
cause •w ithottir jbhe success [o f "the individuals o f :
Hym n^ 7.-rrr. .vr;;.'.. ’.'., Xongregatioi
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P rayer. ♦,.«>■ .......... . , . . . . . *Pas,toi
th is com munity w e cannot succeed.
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CKolr;^ ‘,‘QO-Pbrward-Ohrl
fceav#nangbrLake^Grangc^Me«tingV
Soldier” ...... A,...... 7 . . ..Nelaoi
The next regular meeting of Cava
Iu Pact E verything to Brighten U p ; the Home,t
Scripture l e s s o n ;
naugh Lake Orange will be herd~~on
Offertory, 'VScenea^hatpûTer^
Tuesday- el^nlug, ~May ;30th~at tfie1
7‘7 'v v tS
Brightest,” barlto n e(h p rn ).:.i
home of Miss Rieka“K aidbach. The
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foIlowlugprogramwlHbe^lveniTTT^
Qymu . . . . . . . . 1
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Song.
Sermon. , . . . . : . . . . .Rev, A.-A, Schoeix
Roll call—About peace.
Choir, “UnseenCity”.
. . . . .Nelson
Select re ad in g—Adah Mensing^^ ;
)M P fcE T E i— S P E C I A L - P I N E '
Announcements . , . . . *..*•..** .
RecLt.atton—Irene Richards.
Closing hymn- . , .
Amer i ca’^ v•.•:=.■
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■- i s g : a n d .; l i b r a r y - t a b l e s
Our business as home-makers—Li#d
Poatlude, “A P erfect* Bay,^
T l e c R a T io n = E a r I K a lr a b a c h ^ ; “ "
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{horB)M7r7.~. .7 Y.-vGlenn Barbou^
■Talk-VThe hope of the natiOnr thfe
■Be nedictio n ^ . . . 4. . . . . . . . . . . .
childrcH o f 1todayT^Rev. Geurge - € r
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Nothdurlt.
Mra» Albert- E-IForner,
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Dialogue—Mrs, Hoiligan’a new fi3t.
Closing song.
'Mrs. Alice R. Porner, daughter of f the people so efficiently, an
Mr. and Mrs. D. Heim. . was born inj delighted the nudience -Sunday night
with the—song—“ Unload”— will by Band Concert Next Thursday Evening,
Ji KrC0lEi Sec, r Bylva
IMHIE B. CURL Pus, •
I N . DANCER. Tms.
hospital atf Rochester, Minnesota,: apeciaL requestiepeatthe same,...Mr, -;Tbe first of the-serles- of-open, air
Thursday,.May 18,1516,
7 ■! Weaver-will speak on “A Man up the band concerts givenr-by the business
Mrs. Forner was taken to Rochester, Tree.” The theme for Thursday ev men of Chelsea will be held Thursday
on Wednesday, May 11, to undergo an ening will be “Men, Mushrooms and evening, June 1st, a t which time the
operation for goitre. She was united Mollycoddles”. Sunday morning sub Hollier Eight band will present the
SKIM CLEANEST
in marriage with Albert E. Forner on ject, “How to Win Souls to Christ”; following program:,
February 8, 1910,. and they made th eir 7{3ft p. mu 11‘Five Ways to Hell.” -----1 M afeh^“Chel8ea:F_ir_e Fighters’^
home- oh a farm in Sharon until this
Moose March............... .
Skaggs
.SIMPLEST TO AD.1IIKT
spring when they moved to Chelsea.
Princess
a—f B uuiAuuBookings,
ilum.uaww—
Imwm
Overture from “ Martha”
The remains were iirbugbl Here Sat-1”
— E ASIEST TO CI.EjVN
FRIDAY, MAY 29.
Overture—“United We Stand” HayeB
nrday filorhing.
William Clifford, assisted by a cast Turkey Wedding—Barn D a n ce .....
. LAST THE LONGEST
wd we are here wit
-survlved-by-her husband, one of-Tmpular plnyerSj iftcludlng the Bos.. . r n . B a r n a r d
Jon Albert, one daughter Gertrude, took animals, in “The Terror of the Intcrmezzo--A‘Swcet Isabelle”. .Voung
i tore»Ico Cream Freezers, the kind that freezes, tforeen Doors,
Pork and Veal are High, but not high enough to be pro
h e r'fa th e r and mother,, one sister Fold”.
Window Soreens, Wire Cloth, black, opal and pearl, the best wire,
“ I’m on My Way to Dublin Bay”. .;
duced on Butter *Fat worth SGOO.OO per ton. Do yon realizo that
MisS Mary Heim, three brothers, ! “Oh, for the Life of a Fireman”; a
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*. . . ..Murphy
doth ofi ealth, Lawn Mowers^ Lawn Hose, Sprayers and Nozzles.
this ia the vaiu^> of the'Butter Fat you are losing through tho
A lbert and Henry, of Rochester^ N-. sure fire comedy.
“First Regiment March”. . . ; .Addison
Y., aud'James, of Sylvan.
. skim milk tube of that Inferior Separator or by Gravity Skim
SATURDAY, MAY 27. ,
The fhneral was held from the
O IL A N D G A S O LIN E S STOVE.
ming process.
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School Notea,
“The Return of James ,tcrome” a
Church of Onr L
Iiady"iu f'th e Sacred
You
no
doubt
would
bo
pleased
to
know
just what you are
; The Ingest and best line of OiUnd Gasoline Stovee you have ever
Health Monday morning, Rev. Father Lubin two-act drama.
Trl*G<Amty track meet a t Wayne
losing without a DeLAVAL.
Consldlne celebrating the mass, In* “The Boy a t the Throttle”, featur Saturday, May 27.
Ovons of all kinds,
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We will bo pleased to set a DeLAVAL in your dairy and
ing Helen Gibson. An episode in the
tennfihtfatM t. Olivet cemetery.
The Teachers’ Club wilt meet with
“Hazzards
6
f
Helen”
scrlcif.
demonstrate to you that are losing Butter Fa t, and enough of it
Supt. Walling this evening,
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EURNIT0RE. . %
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to pay for a DeLAVAL is a very short time. Our Sales pro;x>Miss Depcw used her half holiday
L nayatto G i u p ,
MONDAY, MAY 29.
Vo have jiist nwolved a o»r load of Furniture, Springs and Matto
attend
the
May
Festival,
sition
is so liberal that the DeLAVAL will earn more than
World Film Cqvp, presents the
Lafayette Grange will meet with
t>w»os. Call apd aee thems nice now goods.
The Seventh Grade had 5*8 per c.ent;
enough to make the payment# as they become due. The Milk
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Atkimwn, Thurs enormously popular and fascinating
attendance
last
week
instead‘
of
1
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day, June 1st. The following will be young artiste, Alice Hrady, ka “The
flow is At its height right now. Your Los# is Greatest right now.
per cent as was previously stated.
Rack”,
a
grlpplng
photo
drama
based
the
program:
Why let it continue, when it is so easily remedied? We have a
EA B M IM P L E M E N T S .
on Thompson Buchahan’s memorable
Don’t forget Thursday evening,
Paper, by Mrs. J . ^ . Dancer,
Full Stock of DeLAVALS 00 hand. Let us place one with you,
\
^ have a dandy Hm fit P am Implement#. All of the J ^ in H
M*y 25, *t the t*ri#ce*A’ Tp* Jw*U*r
ReCitRtlons and iicmgs by the child* stage success.
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ren.
m>hes, McCormiek Binder# and Mower#.
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TtIKflDAY, MAY 10.
ciety, ” for Onatxlar purposes.
Question for (UfHmsslon—The grow
Dfcoratlop pay.
ing
and
marketing
of
strawberrle*.
The following boy* attended the
FIRST CLASS PLUMBING Al4DTIN SHOP.
A fascinating plcturixed novel,
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engineering exhibit at the U. of M.
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“Why Lo?e is Blind".
Friday: Frank Staffan, Austin Palm
Cheap enough; Icent fora hot bath.
er,
Paul Wagner, Jotut M ania, Jahn
W#DJflORDAT, MAY SI
You can get It with a 'GAS WATKR
&
Bacon,
Lelaad Kahabach and Heubea
‘T he Girl and the Game”, fourth
HRATRU- CgU the Gas Company's
Wagner.
W E W IL L A L W A Y S T R E A T YOD RIQHT.
representative, telephone 136,—Adv. episode.
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woWltf working, su.ffewd a (ro tu n d
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WM.^ ^ U P IT O R GENERALFUL.LER i* j, Attorney-General Fellows h*s ruled
that1elat.ei-4W»e wardens have the
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BOOKING TO THE- FUTURE
■private lands in patrolGROW FROM AUTO TAXr
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streams.
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POINTS
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master
of
the Thirty,second regiment,
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Michigan NaUenai Gvud, la. dead ot
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I f Reads Are Not kept Up to High I The drat and second Michigan batStandard Damages May Bo Qb< | talions o f the NaVai brigade will
, tailed fly Cir f r y a ;
M fl^Vtlng nt’ Din Ph))i>^hla/nftvy' '* yard.* S - " ; X :S 3 (i11.ZX'\■i-t.J'’ ;
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!Labslng.~WhiJe the decision of the
Burglars robbed
Supreme court fixed the
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-T 1 the state statute Doota^ttrere ara «*». f iaill,w l., .
y
oral m u about;‘^ i d a i i t t g l .- W M
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Ti »dl.agre« Wltfc the Iddh of \thjs,,
fc.1
Said who are fearful of the resu lt' :l~ :'thd cdurtrhas ordered tbaaffalnu
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bue of those' who~ dbes mot:: thlflz l ot the1defunot Richmond ElevatorCo.
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—Alghly-oMhfr^ R»,w vf8TiAndtÔenersr wound up7 trustee B* C* Fresten has
0 . 0 ; Fuller, Re7h a i ■been against U30,QPO:i Which’ wjlUlJie distributed
THERE ARE NO FUNDS FOR FOUR
*—— MOftfe-OATTtmEETHAT“ "
rifc,COMPLEMENT,
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MUST BE EiUAUdEO LO C A ttV
The xUnlve^lty■. o f MU
tn Ba Taken In If AnyArâry," 1* Fu/njihed For
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Purpoee.
DODGINGTH£INCOME TAX
'CcKpdra.Uohs Are 8ald to1-^ r T h i r
GreateetOffendgoij
v WashlogtbuÂtteThpte'A frauda and.
evastone bf'theTincptfaeT^t. lawaggres
gating $8,3110,195-bavBbeen^niatrated
Kr tlbt iiki'Tiriurr d rri i *fiii"1hi,11■**»***y
the first,nine>Tnouths of .the current
fiscal/yeayr The; $8î8(bl'S? hes, been
add«l to; the in9Qrreot,ietutN08,.va9sessed agalhfK^p >piui«uent;._&&?*£■■
tibhs-and- -individusls" “and w ill' Bo
Collectqd. WbateveK addltlohal era
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DETROIT—Cattle; Rccelpiv:
Bfigt heavy s t e e r s . M
GERMANS IfrV IO tE N T ATTACK^ "dyêjght hhtch^r;
THE 'AaRTcbtTURAJ.'
mixed steers and h eifers^ S J
ARE REPUL8BD BY FRENCH
— 8UMMER 8CH00L WILL GIVE
4»Id^. ijghtr huMera.-^sofltj
TERRIFIC F IR E .^ Etchers,’|B;BO«>'7.60; beat SCtyfc 1I
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bjLitolior ‘COWS <fr@8lo* »
cows, $4,60^6.76; OQuneri;
fA R M 'B U S lklS S ÎM M flTA H T
GAIN MORE GROUND '4.88rM 0t "heavy b'uHB ‘
logCg buUs, fM 6i$.76j Btooirl
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Every Fermer end F a r . M B y
t t t ^ t u r -r DsMstimpiit W««'tho 8oene“of $ '?<•>•"
mllkefb" and apriffl
VERDUN
wjpnwnnmpm
(Jsiv^Br^Reoeipts, 1,65$, n«L
Office Reports,
I t th is 8omm#r
be aimtlarly treated, More -that; 80,
lui >12 -a hundred with
000 indlvidflal and corporation re
fancy
m m : and • oulk I ;
turus hMe yet to be exaniined before . East Lonsingr-Fartn business is A
Londoii-^thS i -|Tsn«h încreased
the tom of-the amount withheld-<saa- bntijfapteristjo product,pf‘ the' neiy $8* their gaios lu the^ Fort PouaumoiR ‘8.60.
• ' ?‘i L ^ e ih k .^ rh b - Mifehlga^ National be ascertained.
ricuVture. -Tiibe
npdtOTlafW iV erd u n fropt' and *their
Sêop and ;Lgmi>^RêiDt» -t._
.T.
,of . th e . ifttdWC. revenue
Guards'naeda/four more b a tte r ^ of ’, Agents
offensive' on both eldpt,o f j ne, Meuse
artiUery/ .needaftheraT bkdly tormake bUye.au, working ;'ut\der tW 'Erection
d„of farming,'"hut the'rallrbad. jntef* has grown ih vlolenceânbt scope to;, i0.G0>r light to „cdromoit-4irf^{^
the complement ^ augge ated b y r the ot;.Goramisa^feT.Ôsiwi^,'^h^^^
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rv,, ..'UrbAaiandJOtep'hona baye changPd aU such; an extent.rthat^mllitaryêxDerts1 -Sifidj-fairrto ism «heep7 jS?
•’all
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fb^- rn^ kAt?*'niiiHt umii ; be here declare the battle has entered cults
y ^ < T ^ P a r : ^ i K ^ g rtrgeuh-rbMt giwihs
^ ^
IntiA . their «wotk
va4«Ix‘'
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v. V.- ^v.L
rdturhd and *wm continue
Imtened to {by the farmer id tbe sdrnb the stage of ’ a- ”flght :t(r=ths^ftnt»£u
-Hogss-R^"3lptb(-12(go8—
inamtîii^theni, /4p.d, .conûeutly, all until' eyarV^ bne' .otii^the >: reiutna ââa^-tbe^ftnufaefeurer?and-.tbb In" th.6 Present situation.; theBe ex*
T o t^ ^ T b a a ^ f f s c a F r^ ^ ; ’haS?‘b'een merchant: WltbinThe limits fixedLby nertfl—say ^th e-G erm an sm u atrS QOtt: tradg _wft» J » j^ e .- a n d X toV^
„ nlmUaE-lawa-for years and opiiuHed I among 20' cre^tftrs.^ , ,
week,- pigs-,,,™
tho" markef^rdetAfmines- take one>or -more Of ;thei.fort8:arpnnd
be In . ptôdss' ef loru
Jpn,thfe p^ftent' lkW hhd Its kedegfegeor, | Nell Mjaltougal, S year oTd. of North kth^=i
ti^nTfl poJTLtah^ve, disclosed that^co^ i(li_j«ojpôutine, jhie type o£ fajrining,
Verdun or Auff^r4buch^;repuleaJPbrat|phB1have{beeiLêaêr7p^^
* yhieh' wds filled' , \thf l ^ pr^qe pBrnn^
lied of a fractured
hla rejationa -td thb middleman -and the hands of jth.e. French as will mean .5V
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th 'a ii'm m ld lih l^ /B y a n
«purt. He Ja ag&lnsttheyerrîBLaklUlrecelvedêsâ-maehihe^SF
finally the Balance of profit or - loss a . decisive ..Victory for the; latter,
• vf Buoh tagatldaT ,r_ ^
— L04 over on^~a~ aharp ^ corner near This?iw^siibstif)be! laTheânsweôt ^mis8iohs:a«5d dwefet" gftdmptsfth jaW Wbiob/greetU bin) at .the ebd of {theV-'vHv <
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“iis: ^ ul0^ 8re®L. S
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Â t-presen^the-V erdurrrijattre^JU
“I look for some radical jaws in 1Frankehmuthj Sunday, corning,' « *
he vstate^muft&yi; officers! tof Teports frkud,’: ^Vppratl^ne;'' whose reHcM^
BAST BUFFAlA)—-Receipts of &
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Proceeding, with increased ferocity on
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thhb
'fdr
heen=
exdtdlned,
are
said
'the mtereat of the automÛe ow^LiChej. a^'urt encampment -’p f-th r 1hat haye haea. -clrcuiatedv regarding
abodt ’in fdrm: buBiness. aa. a .dimingt all eldest wjth the French, os much Ue, l40-chrs; market i6@25o blgil
to hhve -falled fd deolarte their cOrreot side of dgricuiture;' - -i - ^ ,_r^ - >
choice to prime native.steora. istfl
ae* L fle* ^ n
I Michigan-national -guard^wlHy bev:at he, fpypqatiop; ofm ew ,batteries.; of ar- TftXesitp
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on the offensive aft the Germans..
tha; extent, of $6,084,026; while
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10.50: 'gopd to
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Grayling;’ August g-to^l^p^-accordiftf 1illeryrTifrticvl^lytAt; ^ e , UhiyeysitF
Marketing
leading As*
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failed,-hy
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$8^346(159^,
PMzpefit-of-this,
new=pha*i^.ut.aigrtoulture"
of
Mlchikm)..
One
tepo/t.âd
it
tha
• • *'e*u^ hf the Newel Smith, law. The j,to .the. deoiaion 'of The' state military
German counter,- attacks
jwho owns an automobile, now board s! A:meetlng~held In-Detroit - B a t t e r y ; £ ' a ^
and; the bift. place that) marketing has says j the
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the
charaolerprderbd^ disbanded;nby-^ the' â^Vdep^t $4,632,213.,, wab.. discovered:: by-- the' in thA. farnvor'o outlook—|fr-deubîaa
torp^^^
Flint
hotel
proprietor,
had
twe
yiqlehce”
along
the whole :
burg^îfiyesîgatortr^^
the good road eyatenrof Miohigan, is
officlelfl
caused by thfl-fact„that-SO^muoh of
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-avtlllury
^ ng to ^ heard from. He Is golnn1 gwgtB ^reaten^waen,meâtage<i aa gneiit'
malnder-$40T^3
dls^vered
in
audlL
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»4h(Brrhte^jprtcMB wAteh^tEft'ddfiB.umeR. of Ithe" Meuse the bombaYd^ht'weflt"'
best haudy Ûui
‘hpetelryi^but transferred *to 'the' uniyersUy.
Germans launched fed;
&iei%-'&tt*rtet:-i^
Ung-the-feturtia.
"HeVenue'agents
dta^
tO'ask to dictate to a great extent mdresa-pjtrady^lir^hta
pays; for farm products disappears be
?he&Ahe offlaeiWBtaiAwfY tA ti
$8.76@946}
light
butcher' steers, tti
Covered '$3,028.016 of the shortagd fti fore It reaches the farmer. Perhaps, an Jnfantry aUaick^ but the aasaultlgg #8.75', goOd butcher
steers and't
"jail helmld 'their fipea of fid, -ewcfii
individual-TetumB aad^thn Tamninlng. this Is the fault of theTHIddieraan; of m ^see were “mowed down’* by
T lie ia entitled to Bdme conaideraUon. ' r,
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$8.50
@9;
steers
and
belferu,
- “I predict that in time we will;
plan goes into effect in
$^t8,M3 was: found by auditing, -.
it-may be that the- farmer himself Is French;artillery and machine guns.
to
:
good,.
$7.60@8;
western.
light' ooa
In A seoond desperate attack the
: compeiredâeTtlenfor roada that a r S ^ ^ Hapids: w h e r ^ persons who
not a good' mSHreter, but atâhy rate
tbein‘
.Afift^ry.
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heifers,
$7
®7.50rêaXKeayHi
so t properly maintained. Watch for]??1'*®??? heroio deeda will he reward* -about $7,000 g year and #ie state lupc
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this is One of the problems with whioh Germans galnedj a foothold in one
8L75g>8- fabov. ««i>A.
ed
with
a
suitable
medal
which
Is
to
&b$-< tL»i*
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*ome sort .pl<a law whkrn will give
' Is'.now ’beib!|';tided’ f i |h i 1up . td_ thb’
farm business is concomod: "Thw pros FTenoh trftn6hf hut -ware nftnn Artvftn- cows, 86.5Qfr7.2S; cutter,
th e automobile driVer pad owner be: issued by j the Assoolatlon of ' limit. ‘ Untili#fl^6an-kef "kiit&4ijtndniay^
fltable selling of-."two; blades of grass! OUt.
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NONE
ANSWED
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either ■through *a a apprbpirtation1 mom
Vdtargôniyôno^was^sotdFbeforerhas? “ P^hAumont wad. Lhw. SMffe of a 35awarers^$$fr4i36tTfRncy-6ffitirj7i
r*o»fr=s artyof^reoom P^hee
8.15; butcher-bulls, $7.26fr7.75; m
The^Bay^fclty ndiincUJhaa:-g«tîdft the^gg hn kiw > ^ r ^ r o u g h ^ et|ottp{ihF
Wges when the road; ■through a town
Ip fll;
become the big,problem In farming desperate .struggle throughout the en mon bulls $$friJ0j_g(Md.8toclterU
whipTe’ BUchâ M t has damaged hie Juhe^^ i n R r îm r^hess; dayt-whenra- -congress; there' iB< no iii$e,t.ofeour; talk* {fdkSAÂHxons and NsW ,M<xlco Na* and all j departmenfa Tof agrlduHujral tire day> but thelFrehbtu-uonilnuedfr8.2B;: 8ght common stockers $$,$oj
can beyond the uvual Wear ah A tear, mammoth-jelvlc naradu-wlll be held.Âu
Â4^nrot,foTO ingta^>m or'e^tU irib^
stuAj^-atAffib State- Agricultural vGdl- to holdâU. tbe ground gained in t t e T;--feeders, $8,261^8.60 f mllkeraT-UcnatiQuards-CaUsd-orv-May^Ône of these days the auditor^genera slmilar hembpstration iw)}i be h eld j^ ^ u t^ w h e re ^ e rp e e p le j, p f . k r Tplty
Jfige^jLahslhg-,- are giving’interest' and previous fightingr f ;- T ^
springers, $76fr90r /
T he: wdr/ office report. Paris saya_
, wBI bercalledTPimh daiiytrtd 1 audit d u h r 22,ithe last day of The. 0: A. R. Jp ju ^ -th e -7deal-thetpsplvef:■and fur
effort to rthis matter. -*
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Hogs f " Receipts, '90 caw; aark|
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1-------- nish a battery' that ...tyill {.stand ibe 5 Wasbington-^ReportB to the war de-,
^ d a lin s1 against^ the-townsirfp^coiK: encampment ; ^ - '
fns’yparable^ ^ c O i gddl^faTgr^&flg- the~FrenclC3ncreft«Bd thebr gadns- jOc, lower; heavy, $10.30^10.35; yoih
' ;4ie» wni theTstate^for men who paid .. The election of Dr. Thomas Nichol* gOvernWent'S inspection, 'We can' take partment from Major-General Fune'ton agemeat gaea tfie Scoring; of results ‘(wlthln Fort Douauiuout," and that
•to^haye' horsesi pull,' th^m out of ruts. • jeon as a bishop of the _M:ethodint- jt into '.the' National1Qi|krd.' =#e cah indicate a(mbst_.tM5omplete fall down known as farm
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aftaouptlng. Whara the. Germans now--hmd^nlyûr~gfflaTr: ers, $10x26j plgerrand-ltst
th e P ro flO ir^losa^comfta-jrom^-uB&Th- -angle, oh tfro n o rth e a ste rn ^ o r n e F o T
"Sounds, fpollah? : F know it does, chnrch a.tythe Saratoga conference is .
Blieep.and lambs; Receipts, 50_canjy
hut do not forget that nnoa the au^ a popuiair-one ]p Southern Michigan
the fa rm ,’, a n d -v ^ e n -and why;(^ is the th e fort, :^T “ “ 7
hi u r ke t- I g ir ^ tg h e r t
tomOblle drlyer is In^-The -seat^he is a s he began h is m inistry a t .Cam den
orlln,. -oh-: tho—o th e r hands:
only the consent o f the Regents'oft ihe o f11theVp>esident-for- ser vic^^wttbrTire
going to ride some. The ?act that and Montgomery iu i 1SS3. m ve tak en some o f the Wll.404.yearlings, [email protected]; wff
University
anda:
order.
-istniF"
this tax i-win-produce • an enormous
styto
Of
farm
ing
Svhich’
the
city
mail
Douaupiont.:
poaitlons,
but th a t the ora, $9@9,.25; ewes; $^258.75.
E thel -Pearce, /the i
eary
to
form
a
battery
at
that
Instl
-amou
mohed to the colors, May—9,- aoib^h •seems to;LcUerfsli ■iis the Ideal type: “fort -re m u ln a _ .^ r rnly - ^ n ~ ^ e or irTfin VjCaTvqa: îFtecelpts, .1,500; inarkH
Lhriy a n u rse a U th a Copper B an g e
the:.sta^_6r. .the-county, -'or4he :town- hospital a t T rim ountafn. ' who d-ia tutlon. He. quotes B rigadier Generaliingieôigaai«& ti< m -from >any*' ofTtbe show s-up- badly when brought tor the hanjls;" V i V V: ' ■:. strong; tops, $12; fair .to goQdVMi
B i l l MS. A. who wrote ithe. three stated has been mustered In. Not balances and -.Inventories... of tho a c <.^shlp, o r the olty wOiild^[email protected]; fbdVcMves, $4.75@5,50.
-home two-weeks ago. ArLTMlTTaTti;
- itea-any-ottier wairiq ^nTlr^ tQ maim waiiaerea Into, St; Mary's hospital in professor ? in s essential that a bat even the mobilization preparatory to countant and it is=dem onstrated th a t
cffei
'that sort o^law hard-to repeal; ®e- Majrûette in a state of coma. It is tery at' the Universify of . Michigan the mustering 6L thf©miU.Ua. into .the many- of- tho^farm er'a *-‘blue r ribbon” BRITAIN’S WAR B IL L HEAVY
should be incorporated in the state federal service has
i i i P ".yt!''1
expectediThat she will; recover.
Grain, Etc.
J ^ S ^ flcial- ropoi t fron> -Baii_A"ntQnIftI ...The. higher p ric e s t o r -hlsrrpYOducTs•''il
^CV h a atC ash iNo 3 toLj
stateSr./that^lIS^niisted, men iof the is- not tho .-'ohly waj( in which this Nations Dally Coat Haa Fallen Down l
fouad—
Tilrtfffly rbg&rdlhir
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$1.19-1.2;--July~opened- with a droM
e °rdtfltributk>n of tho-^money~x Jackson by-the- governm entâ-half fial that a suitable building should Texas National Guard have flatly, re most -wide_;spread_epidenilfi--4ia8--aJ'
to
$23,000,000.
ago ihks been stolen from/“a be provided as. an ajmory for tbe safe* fused to respopd-Tcrthe: call and al fee ted the farmer. He is a .bbyecâ3
-NVi
of l-2p at $1,22 L2, declined to $1.2$, [
don't suppose' the {1917 legislature century'
KS{?>'■>
shed
at
the
water
works.
The
thieves
guarding
of
the
materlaLond-for
ihe
-advanced to ; $L2a/l‘2“aad“QlQ3ed R|
hough
courtwartlal
proceedings
wil
weR-arêller and the doubling In the
^ v.!
will touch the paeaeurd.... 1' 1 ' .
(LondOn-În moving Dip
a^ boatt: to? oarry their booty instruction of the p'erft&nel. This be instituted to punish them In ac value of land and horses and nihay
$ i^ -S e p te m b e r _opened at $1.22 M]
‘‘WhatjdOLjJthinkl of the law7 -My; jstole
R f e i - ■away.
The
«un,
which
was
used
for.
credit-,
for JISOQ'.OOO.OQO- ($1,500,000,. and deollned to $I.l9.:3-4f sdv«GC^
appearsto
be
the
principal
item
Of
ôrdanco
with
the
law,
officials
of
thfi^jl&m^neoeusities
-in-recent
years
has
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answer to .that is; yfhp pyeir. heavdôf'
honorary salutes. Was__w o rth expense tu slates and theTeai reason war depaHment declare that beyond
000) in the house of commons. Fre.
taxing a horse according'«/> hin wftight I firing
r ioo for
m etal.
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why
their
Quota
of
field
artillery
has
:i.nlfii'
Awqull.li, uuipmeuleU that th'is' No 1 white, $1.14 t ‘2“.
the infliQtlon of puniuhnisrtt.- tnt tail
^ —
and his abillty-to-draw a given Ipad
was
the
eleventh vote since the be.
G.
W.
Dennis.
Vr’vhave better means of credit it.han he
Corn—Cash No 3, 74c;. No 3 ye
over a given road under Elven_cmidL
i t Leslie, Mich,, committees suicide
has previously enjoyed and the "Hol- ginning of the war and_tbuâCon«3
x io m r^
—
competing the guardmen to serve.
low, 76 1-xc; wa 4 yellow, 74®75c, ., Ins
In Ann Arbor by. th e use of gas. "pose; it is probable that the- state
ita~Rural:.CredlF^bttl now pending in 4tre~current fiscal year, r. The total
Qats-*^Stanard,46o; No-3 tj^ ^
Siw;.:.
DenpisLj«enL7there-4h--N0vembe>-to w o u ld -b e-willing t o raccept the bat* zation is going op for these; three Congress is proof of the farmer’s need Si’anted .. this year,~he - ndded^wa
45c; No 4 white, 43@44«*
Wmrt f:
n
IHettlGANfABM ERSORGANIZE ta k e tre a tm e n t fo r a nervous break*' tery.i- The iessential objects to be at states, army officers figure it would re along thiB line, Credit; facilities ape therefore *900,000,000 ($3,000,009,- Rye—Cash No 2, 97c.
m*.
down, in d r w a s staying {at th e home tained are; the provision of armory quire betwee^^ne and twoTmonths, to cializdd to his peouiiarl needs in the 000)^ making a grand total of £2,382.
Beans — Immediate, prompt
-and the.^recognition b^-the mobilize; any^considerafile number of same way that railroads and manufac 000,000 ($11,910,000,000). .
Four Hundred Gather at 'M, A. C. and Of Mrs. C. C. Jordan. H e is survived facilities
May
Qhlpmont, ,33,16; Juae;‘ $ir
ESS7
tu rn s
by a widow and one s o n ;
; ! ? . university of the value o f. military National Guard organivoEâ ;
The-voterof credtt waa .unanimous, -Seeds—Prime rod clover imd print
Form Milk Producers' Association.
chantu have binikl^wni i prove- a long
Since the first ) o f th is, y e sr there tralrilng -in the - Currioulum.: If you cair ■varloua/partaL.of-the country;
requested^ by the pre. I alalke,- $8.85; primp timothy, $3.70.
noeded 'bpon to the farmer. The cob ipleL Premier Asquith laid before
r . fcast Lansing—Four hundred far have been 197 cases of sm allpox ip. secure these proVlsions^ffdnr'tBe uni*
Hay—Mb 1 timothy, $^50033)
verslty, there should be no difilculty
lege hasjjbffWn a warm Interest in ‘h® J j U90 an account, _pLthe govern, standard Uraolhy7_:$21.6T@22; llgh1
D
etroit
and;
a
t
th
e
p
resen
t
tim
e
th
e
re
m
ers,
representing"
practically
every,
mw- ITEM S O F INTEREST
suRimriSng--thiB-phftse-of the farmer’s h !
county , in th e state, gathered a t th« a re -4 2 - caaes underr-Q m w autine^—All ^ haying. the:îate.accept the battery
fi“,AIiCu1 operatlons' nxixad, $21.50@22; No 2 timothy, $1$
andyin.havlng-the-fedflrahgavernment
i l l V>4
business
through, nutnoroiil^■. confer ?ln rt1 L ^ V n hl0 ?6^
: M ichigan .Agricultural _•college
U ieaejcasasâccording—te e th e - board
d ^ 6tween April @20; No l-jnixe'd^[email protected]^.o
supply
it
with
equipment
;>nd
other
ences during the past few yeara_ of
of-heaith,
wefe
preventable,
and
none'
v
organized'
th
e'M
ich
lg
an
Milk
Produc^y
^-^
b e^ ctu al^ T iiH lh ix ed , $11 ©13; No 1 clover, $13©Ui
e s fe #
N ew York—-Jacbb H . Sohiff told am? prominont-fimnoYS'Wd bankers to die
authorized allowances."
1 " '
e r s ’ association. The new organiza- of th e victim s , had been successfully
1
Oral hûndred'Jew s assembled fo r-th e cussrtltlanrmttor. , ........_______
tlon will have as_itaL_abJect tho im- vaccinated w ith in -th e la s t'firS years7
&
... •u«-■ ,
Jarm y, I /5 t j^ ^ 6 ,5 a @ 7 per-toiîa-CW ,lota,;;IJ
dedicatToh"of _th fla-Centr al~ J ew ish—i n ' THe^’get together” movement or co- rflvv nnrt
—Movement -=-of-; - dairy ~condittonsT Threatening vengeance when-ho-m.
’
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stttu te that_theyLCould be m o a t loyal j-operation!hns-n(^-bôjroverlooked by navy an,d_for m unitions- d T rn in ft:"n in rrtro it
jraughout Michigan-and the incTOas. gained . consciousness after-' being
MEMORIAL D A Y
to th e ir rel]gj<m ^y{.being.,loyal also "the college teachers. Business-:- co- th e °
1 ? r $i 45‘f ? * 0Q0’ , loans ^t0 -p
:ohe.e'igbth .p sp eF 8aclU(' |
_.ng of the price- paid the farmer for struck by an automobile, Arthur Cam*
he a llk s and dom lnlons-for-$372;v | per 196. lbs, jobbing lo ts; First.patettL;1
te eth e U h ^ e ^ S tates,
operatlon-has-irideed-alw
ays-TecetveiT
,.iS milk.'
!.:_ pion, a^Denton farmer, was left on
SewardrAlaakI
th e approvaiôf^ th e college, fnmity-. <e»Lway» “-nuq _misMIan.eoGs itoius, I tR-oii.
:Governor-Ferris -has issued "the
___ 1 *^^. $6.80;-riorfietfcj
q?27~ m
The
meeting
jKas_calIed
by
the-hlvthe Toad
eg roesdri ving"t he ma$5.uv; spNwgrpatenL
customary,
proclamation
urptnit,
■
gingiLjQne
of the oidoBt -e<hoperatlve~ “$87,500,000,
tngston County Milk Producers' asso. chine which
collided with hia' ..pony- -ttre_ _____
May | at the mouthôf _ Uo.ak__inlet, Capt, m erchantlle associations- w ithin th e ......x^.uminiuinjr
tufl -nnvHvont^ ** *uj $d per bbl.
relation, whn ftllngert thot-they . weiw
Fdm lrifttlng -theand wftB-HaotH-found—until early
Footr—m^TgO^nsacSarioOTffir
30th
as
Decoration
and
.Memorial
(Charles
Hansen
and.
E.
H.
Mitchell,
sta te h a ^ b e e u - J n ^ a in f ld ^ a u m ^ A h ^ ^ M rit-T T f^ ;a ? ln»,i ^ r S r ^ y ^ f
r:not receiving a price Tor their milk Sunday morning.. His conditlon is eer. ^Payr~ He adviaeaÛiataiWhlfeÂe^
a
aMmin F
an* n
tiMam) 4two
«i>a decades.
4aah
tw■...
* %• -i_
—^L_-»«U*. -tU
r*; Bran, $24; sta n d a rd mlddllbssT $3 ,
a<U{
campus
for
almost
,
In
vanceh abroad,
-Htuffleieut__to_pay_ Eor-the-cos t of pro.- .ioua-bwif| g "I» "avp^R’i
A
AMnllvim iL Jk.
"»J ' ill - _oyain
... •
KMM/%*1^ 8*have
Ktrx '~Aarrived
AmIi.a hare-frem
_:
-—
-j*êV
*■S
Success,
ooratlng^thegrayee^fthe'B
recent years the posslbliltles of using had been made ifo r which allowances j flue m iddlings, $30; "cracked corn,,
duotioBj. Much-UinU '-watf-‘gl*ven *to a ..A photograph-waaHAkemin“Haetlnga ;Blue*,
let Us lovingly remember dovla on the steamer7Admiral Fkrra- this co-operative principle^ among far
- ASiscussion of the^recent victory of recently to illustrate a snake Tstory.
t o
«aily • v , r a g e X " n S V°.h,M
*33i chop, |g§‘ p e rto n r *>»' « “ " *
, .
ad'Iboat,
our Spanish War Veterans; like gut.1
mers has , been strong]]? endorsed.
—
dairymen supplying the^city.. o!,._Chi, jThe> proprietor of a candy store found
buen_M
deced--to-$23^M
7ioo;
wise the patriotic self-sacrifice of
was at the Michigan Agricultural col
London—The P uteh -govermneat Kff
P ,; T***
oago, a victory that has resulted in 15 large snakes _sunning themselves-in-T ÂmericanTmothers
who- gavajia mir decided to: send a strong note to Ber
,vrnegQ that one of the oldest types of
G onaraL M arkets.
*h lu c re ^ ed-j>rloe-"belng*npaitf.^:theL a—vacant-lot-near^ thg 'Buxtb1rT)lock.
heroeA--As a part of the public lin, .saying that the German, version l&rm co-operative undertakingfl—the
— *urm‘eflr'for tbeir mflk.
TELE6RAPH1C F IA S H E S
P ^ traw b erriea i Louisiana, $2.500Some oT^hem were more than two .exercises of- Memorial -Day, I sug- of the torpedoing of the Dutdrgteam^l^^t>7breedingâ8BOolatlon8~-had thelr
Rodney B. Swiftt.ijf. the , Northern fest-in ; length.
No .one suspected -gest-that bells be tolled-from ife;<HE e r :Tubantia“‘cannot be accepted and beginning and more recently the study
2.76 per 24.quart case.
flllnols. Milk Producers' asaociatjoru- There—weFe-eo-ttany-snakes iflrtbwn; ^clock noon until 12; 06; that flags holding Germany reaponsible for it, of &ll vari^tles of cooperative—work
Contracts for ng^Tghrrbom $32,000 ■ Pineapples—Florida, $2,60<3>2.7iTpuf J
was—one of the principal speakers, a.e Barry is a local option, county.
be placed a t' half: mast, and that says a dispatcH to the Daily Mail from among formers—selling exchanges, school house on the park site of the Ca8e and [email protected] per do*,
a: -die explained the methods uaed hy the
comrades
stand with uncovered Rotterdam. . - .•„
Oranges—^California navels,[email protected]
Law officers have traced the bum*
l_ .
creamerleeroIevatoreând cFedit so present grammar school in Dearborn
members of his association and ‘bfged Ing o f the school books In the Rey-> heads during this period.”
^
J pev box; Valencias, $3.60@4 per box.
cieties—has been goniel into for con have been le t
;
Stockholm—Sunday
was
peace
day
the. ^Michigan men to take some nolds school house, Concord township,
■M
iin Stockholm.'Two big mass meetings structive purpores. I t is not u»e be Milan, Italy.—A new World’s ieemvi « ApDleB-BnWwtaw,- $3fr8.60t-St««1^
Definite)action.
Jackson
county,
to
Clifford
and
Har
... wera .held and resolutions adopted lief of the-college that it should ac for altitude with ah aeroplane carry 1 - ^ ' |4 ®4‘60 ifer bbl; W68t®rn'
; .ii I ' i
'
» mon Rogers; aged 16 and 11 years.
8 T A T E N E W S ZN B R IE F . Vbquesting the Swedish government to tively promote the forming of *co-op- fatlA -P A SBeniR r- h a M u s t
mado
y
They burned their own "books with
act with other j ifliitrala-4o- hriwff-atgntr a ratlvo ôo^ce^lUF-the,, movement I n at the Miraflori aerodrome7b7v7c1w I .. ^ - S p a n i s h chestnuts. 10c P»— MICHIGAN NEW S ITEM S
Jgmp.?pyfla..of-th»4Cala»a»co |a c to] a conference for mediation in the pres this .direction needs no stimulus—but Luvet, who ascended 20,460 feet
the others in the furnace. The parenta
l !b; shellbark. hickory, $1.50; iwfr
of the boys probably wilt have to atand which employed. Mrs. Bva StCenard, ent war and to establish a world con It can be of service in counseling with
New Come«t ownr- 0 - W ^ —-‘
per bui; walnuts,
Johnson and Baltimore th e , expense of supplying the pupils held on •a charge of killing, her new
-bur”
ference _after the..w a r ^ b jqh would new o r prospeotive asaociattong Afl-to wero-ktlled"Suaffay~wEeh a fast
townships have been planted with 60,* with new books, ^pencils and tablets.
succeaB) gtyl^ pf
bora baby, showered h«r;„wUh. flow. nrnkersTich"g"cafaetropho as the pree*
Mushrooms—30frS6n per lb.
sylvania passenger train wrecked" an
000 trout fry,.
.........
|M
■erwiiTrTairr"^'"''^
"
organization,
by-laws,
and
other
tech
Cabbage-New,
$3.85 @3-9^
^Five^genemtl op b AW ltv rn l' Tn tfie
ent impossible in the future.
automobile driven by, Frank Wilson ,
v ffi.... '•-^-^WMi^nire^rohefonên^
( ■*, ■ '
family of Daniel Stivers, ot Litchfield,
S. Hedwig’s Roman Catholic church Geneva, Switzerland, (via Paris)— nical details. The disadvantages of at a crossing two mites west of horo. ( crate.
performing an autopsy on the body gif and he has the distinction: of being situated abbut two miles from the
the unorganized farmers in dealing
Asparagus—Illinois seotlon, 76c@$l
JPred Saur a rich wddower, his rela t|)e oldest resident of sontherir Miehb I business"dtatrict district of Bay City; The-Oonstantinople corresponderit of with and otherwise, well-organized - •Qenevar—French newspapers, sav per box. ■ ■1. • ■■■■
tives are vigorously digging on his gan, having Just passed bi« one bun was completely gutted by fire early the Tribune s ^ s that Field Marshal world has long since won the travelers Who have just arrived in , vi
Celery—Florida, $2.3503 per c»te
farm at Lisbon, near Sparta, in search dred and first birthday anniversary. Saturday morning at a loss of $20,000. Liman von -Sanders is aBsemblng a symiClphy of thinkers for or Bwitzerland from Berlin have the im* and 90c@8i ner do*
strong force of Turkish troops at ganization. A marked forward step
w 'm
of the fortune-he ie supposed to'have The other four- generations aror Mrs; ” It is feared the huckteberry orop in Slvas,
2o#fsrc puf
in Asiatic Turkey, to oppose along all those litres Is planned byv tns
e T s '^
b J u w k has
clnaht,0D n Ch«"
^ Tomatool-H
burled there when he took hleôwn Simon B. Hadley, Walter S. Hadley, northern Michigan is injured, as the
ijeiorvieck
as rvi8
vice-chancellor
and I lb:
Florida *4 othou*
5»k ,i\*rS\fnrr<x
Wm: life
to avoid appearing in probate Mrs. "W. J. Anderson and Genevlevo vines were in blossom. and a heavy tho ndvnnco of tho Russians.' The the college for the coming summer
Wljl *n e fo1'
Ma?lfr «»WiP--Now. 15frlCc pw lb!
court Monday on a petition by his Anderson. Stivers was bom in New frost* came. Other fruits, inciudiin Turks are. equipped abundantly with sohool from Juno 17th to August 1st rOwodteby°thehWtirement
i
Z
1
L
a
°UHe&
8yryP’
[email protected] per gab
artillery.
The
correspondent;
also
relatives to have a guardian appoint* York state in
at which specialists win present tho r e p o r t iVlnce v o ^ im l^ 8ter# xt tH Lettuce-Hothouse, 15@16c per lbi ’
His father was plums and cherries, mayjUsp be dam
that
Turkey
has
Called
out
recd. ■
•
ateat conclusions upon All these sub- thancellbr will
a soldier in the revolution. .
aged.
‘ y r'
'.
f ° V,’ f0rmor he 11,(1 O tters, $2.5003 per hamper.
c>uU{( of tho ages of 17 and 18'
ects. .
■ ..., ’■ f“ ■
The Michigan statute imposing a 1 Judgo* Louis H. Feed, Chippewa
6t e r
' °COfee t0™lg* m{*'\ Oniona-Texas Bermuda-s, $1,85 for
Tho-new rat law will boost Hills* Berfln.—Tho negotiation^ between
tilgh license tax on public employ county circuit court, has denied a dale county more than $1,000 a year. Rumanf* and Bulgaria for tho inter*
Dr. Etlwnrd.Jones,' of the Untver
w
U ^ lo w and $1.90 for w hite per «r*‘A
ment agencies and forcing them to motion of the" defense for a now trial Bounties of $551.63 have been paid chango of goods, which wore'threaten sity of Michigan will give a series -of
give bond to tho state and submit in tho cnee of William S. L'alontlo, already this year.
ed with iVlluro for a time, nro now wenty lectures on tho “Marketing of
to strict -rogulntlons li.v tho state com* lately convicted of /committing crimi
progressing sattHfactorlly.
Coqcos- Parm products."
The
board
of
regents
of
the
ITni
Prof. Alexander
jnisslonor of- labor, - whs hold constitu nal assault against 15-year old Edith
stone
havo
V
<
’on
made
on
both
sides.
verslty
of
Michigan,
distrfl&ted
aovCanoe of the Massachusetts Agricul
tional by tho supremo court.
Innos.
■ ” h a t th “ °»«">nn cm- I 800,1, IS ® ,3 , . 80; 0n ite „ ,v ,
eral fellowships, apportioned the Rimini, l)a1yr-rSerloim damage was
tural
oollogt Will also glvo twehty.
■The poliae of <irnndJ ftaplds are
Grand Hap I(1m' Memorial day parade annual budget of $-1,916,154.99, which done hero yy tho earthquake whioh
MSarchihg-for the drirer of the rar trt wtTl hot. ho patterned after the great le $100,000 more than was expended Shook central Italy, The hoimos ectures ori "Cooperation." “How to
Broilers, 0Mi>4(Vi pe»
-•11*K*•.«
II\iII ailM-KH-XIll J.* >■KLtve,
- Poultry-■ •”'*
TMhiCh rode Miss Ita Ford, 22, of U>w- prrparednosH dojnonsfmtion of New ia*t year, and decided to give two cbllapurrt and rImmh 1,000 dwellingB Tell Profits’* will bo handled by, Dean ♦u*?! ^ T 4 ’r?
.,frt'n _Ro<!^ l l . o ( |l b ; c h lc k V im /lg ^ ijic ; medium hen*.
Atlanta,
Ga
ra. - vbllj who died of Injuries suntslnied York, but, will solely b« a tribute to hours' credit for graduation to stud* were damaged'. Tho municipal theater J. E. Bexeli of tho Oregon AgriCuRnral
20c.
[email protected]»
American flying corps, hasth.°
L 1
2''rano?'
1°1 \11Sc;
l 2 ducks,
*W *n’ iy@
1^ 80c*
vhii-V^fhsn ,tdb auto collided with a .street the nation's heroes, living and deed. imta who'attend government military and the sn<k*r\prefecture achnol bulld
r4*,«@24c
per
j
^
c
per in.
A -vW t "to a road house, Two Plans,to follow the H»v York Idea summer camps, and an additional ogs were cracked to aa alarming ex college, and “Kfflctency in Farihlng*’ poeed for promotion ^[» u
Now Fuutoea—Barauda ^
will
come
in
for
ten.lfctures
by
Prof.
eargsant
a
,
,
rew
ard
for
brl„
,
”
^Dla ]l« the party gavw were drat adopted bat the
credit of one. hour to those who tant, and part of the church of Colonbbl;. .$3 per* bu; Florida No 1>
m gn
K V. Green ot this Dniraralty of WJe
ll,,r<>P1,ino akar ifkr* $6-75tf7
cheated the plana.
twoUfy a$ expert riflemen.4
j>^r bbJ- No lt W 7JO* P*
nella k u fallemman's Weiiarkopf May Ig. R e will
cooila,
bbl*
No
la.w par M«; N« t $L3I
ka decorated with tha military
Per ku.
ill
mm
t££M£r ^ ™^
mm
Jf,4-
\{m
ws1,..-
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T H E C H E L S E A S T A N D A R D , M A Y 2 5 .1 9 1 6 .
A TTTTO
V
ia
i
A
VARIATIONS IN CREAM -T E S T
D ire c to ry
^L_;4,.VW r±,J
liBWNSTON,—The Ooajtre»ilotf»v Record recently contains a petition
>ill»cd hr ciUMmhcrc ot th eJio u n r « w ^ l p *
thftlBllotoir^pha of the 435 members ot tho
<?!?!am y the,r ^tobiograpoles to that annuel publication.
>gg»~\ —
vy KWftPyypiQra, the houae voted in;
th e
Comintm cau»e of Diasatisfaotion e»
Barf of teljere**Uee 0f Tester is
Urged by Expert.
m:
seller to convince 1 himself jth a L Jh s
tester I r neither careless nor dishonest l sl b secure a little o atfltforbimself. A well-made, accurate and satisfactory tester can now be bought to r
flve dPllare^md-lte uee wilt-not-only
m e a t^ to /^ k e ttle ,; J
with a pint
wg»
t e r a n d a oupfuFof rvlnegar* a
peppercorns, pnefourth of a lemon*
tWo ' Oniohs. aTârrot and a bay-leaf*
t»et-th»:meM soak In thla tbree-daye
^ttkeHôarderft^ln hlt-herdr ^wHhrtho'vegetableS'and; a cupful of
The general interest in this subject Is the sauce; let.it*cook,an hour and a
,compelling. .the Missouri agricultural half> hefting It occasionally and. add*
Experiment station to reprint A olr> lag more sauce.if needed. Serve the
c'utar ror general qistributton, hut
meat; wfth^ th e . sauce .thjCkepqd with
little dfsbusslon of the p|i((Hpal causes dour and sour bream; strain the sauce
of variation in’ thiB‘ b tm eri form m ay' and serve'In a sauceboat
avoid the.necesslty for ,so wide a ^ l» b ^ . ^ rPft
au ey ^ D oll
^rlbution of that circular,
heart anTohop in smairpieces. Take
. Speed~of fleparatorÂ ; change in two rainoedFouiogs,1one pint, of toma*
ithe speed of-the separator lmmedihfe* tools, tWo: table'
tablespoonfule o f, chopped
ly <muses;Wchattge in4he fests of the 5s«fet,‘rahd
and a.'quarter of a . package of
cream, the bigher the speed the great m acaroni.previouslycooked.'M ixalt
er the amount of skim’ milk throum together, put in :a baking dish, addU*
out and'so the higher the teat of the fupftU of boiling water and hake an
:iecured) Putting it in anotbsf “Sogf
way, a low apeed: reSults in a larger
Nut / L,oafy~rTake a oupful— of
quantity of thinner cream.
chopped walnut -meats^ mix with a half
Rate of Inflow.^rTfi¥use Of the float oupful bf bread orumba and the sama
does uot always insur y a uniform
. . .■ ^ flow amount of uncoated; cooked^ rice, a
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offloials m
be departments would, easily ^cognlza members and make introductions less
eessafyi. the directory would be^more-valuable as a public documentj the
UpeRBOwould, be nominal, only a few hundred dollars each session.
When Congressman Ragsdaioaugg&ted moving pictures of members, and
(jDiressman Walsh recommended a plush-covered album for the clerk’s desk,
MReBsman Smith insisted, that this was a serious matter, and he did not
Snd to reply to jo cu la^ in d U Irid ^ rW alarB a ld A h at "it might, bo Wise^c
ite theflpggTprlhts to aid in the’jdientiflcatlon of members,"
we
'•6, easy-going gmcer into a.
realisation of IiIm m l »tr*ogUj,-*Hsiv.bsrt Kaufman.
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J
GOOD^ TMINOto-
satisfy, the teller-that^ha-to getting turning t h e , m cat twlce daily. , D rain
honest treahnent^hut -wH
and put th e moat Icdoâ ro&atlng p a n
- *
,, i „
. - 'fw es di“ members ought to
in th e d jre c to n r th e T cllo w in g w ere en u m erated -In th e petition:
[ECAVSB an innooentlThut bewhlskerod, monjeey i belonging-to the) publib
l health eervice wap] locked ini .ft.ôpm | while a citiren-of7WhSIMngtotrwBfT
iking up tho animal's antecedents,; the.United States may ibe sueilfor-dam^
,» The room was th e 'property bt
turn Hying near^the hygltmo la b o rs -/
and although th e : monkey was
ipem paniim flr^
llat he dld to tbe ’apartment 'was
plenty. Ho made gey wUh > pair
LLroaBersr sma^sh.ed. a: large banquetop and tore, off 12 square-yardB bf; paper. .
1V
.. . ; .
The trouble started when- the-.
nkey left-the ^laboratory without
ormlaalon. For severSl -weeks he
been cbnflneff In a cage In the
Handing and, In company with a horse, manyjiuinea-plgs and several chickens,
nid submitted to. a number o f experiments at. the hands of surgeons. Ohe of
Ids usos.to whloh tie waq put was the 'i estlng of ab'rurast-but-he dld not--Hk»- w ' —
|tbe hypodermic. "W atching h is chance,, one day he_ left the cage when one _of
we
i
}who sells cream on the butterfat basis,
irises from variations in the test, ^hi»
ta oBpeciany true if each can Is tested
' , ;
Afrtoultuw.)
, OnO of the moet common causes of
dissatisfaction on tho part’ 6t the n an
directory,
^
J g ^ l e / Partlctpated:
in, by h a n d B o to b ^ not ap handBome
ito b s rro fy ls house, preceded the
' adpptlon o f yhe-'amendment. Con^T^Bsmen Fdwara of> Georgia and
amltb-of Idaho sponsored tlmmngintri
lie Health Service dlilonkey- C auser Troabte
c
A delicious roast which resemble*
venison may be prepared with a leg
of mutton, Cut alt
the skin and every
naw4f/ila»vif
■y
wa faf #»Am
af
the meet mid lard
the leg with salt
pork*, being a lard* : '"i
> <ByO,-H. KCKLEB, Missouri College*!
(twmaU7 t o - Include in the Barnhart
" . printing bill an amendment authoriz—-toff Phbllcatlon.=ot-bbotogrgphs In the
W
m
“I*
i"
Ability Is often burled deep In con*
ms and indifference _A-btow t o ihe
% K-
ire s s m e n - W a n t P o r t r a i t s
The
m
mm
-V—■
‘; 7--7).v ,
* •» « « i» « > w »
teaspoonful o f salt,) a few dashes o f
red pepper, ;tw e eggs beaten, and
three tableepoonfula of butfer meltedi:
Mix wall and mold In a pah until
'him. Unmold and bake In a sm all
dripping pan, basting with m elted
b u tte r,; Bake for > thre^quartera o f
teat of the cream seoured.
-a a - houaiv:
Flusbing th e BowI.—The amount* o t
C ranberry 8aiadr*T eke a half cup>
w ater-used In flushing' may eaBll» be
ûl
e&bh of choptied cele^âppleii
.varied a pint or more and this with*
-3Bd~~ * l—^ L“ "
’
‘
out ■any oth e r cause o r variation may
faucet m ajrnot always be opened,
equally wideohd the flow wilt be mbre
rrap ld w h en th etan k isfu llth an w h ea
!It is nearly. empty, Anything -which
makes the inflow more rapid will in*"
crease the proportlon of skim milk
which goes through,: and lower the
, ■
4 *
■
|
e
■
5 ^ ^ '
bhange the test by two, three, or even of salt) Serve on lettuce leaves with
mayonnaise dressing,
.
_
tour or five per cent.
tMpera-fbrgot-to lock th e door^
Pickled
Tongues—Let
for
simmer
Variations Jn_ the Milk ItSeTf.—The
lever the roofs..
:that
they
had
on
^
butternut
;
Uniforms
ji!Thny_
Janceând:
twenty
i
minutes
three_poundiLot
ja
lt»
rrnllk of ag -entim herd may rise6or fall
hat-thlng the surgeons knew abom the'm omcey-tuBecape w as^ calT
It
Why,
,
when
we
rode
with
them
on
tried
to
p
u
iritrdown.
When
they
one
pound
of
brown
ju
g
ar,
tlureo
In tts test from day to day because of
Ey^retall' merchant|Mivho-lnquired -whether a reward had beep,
top of box cars, on the way to Ander* found they cbuldn’t .tear th e fence excitement or change in the weather. ounces of saltpeter and seven quarto
dhred for tho animal’s return, *1 will give you your monkey for 12." he said;
aonvllle, I had a^knlfazithey wantld^ down: they s t arte d to ollmb o re r i t r I f :the m ilk of a head* whose-avSrage: oL: water; aklm whtlai bbiltng oh*
I’knd tbatis-cheap, too, for I had a ^l^bid-tlme-BteKiHg^fiMi^
They) codld^have takeUTit away from Then we poured canister into *emr test is__four. p er cent, is ordinarily So When, quite' cpIirû>ôyer_tW
pour
;
''fiut Nve haye ho fund for that .purpose,1" replied the ddotor. in charge-of
raerh u t they insisted oh giving me We mowed ’em down like grass. But separated ) th a t th e cream tests 40 gues, which must be completely cot^
he laboratory, ‘if think myself it 'Is worth |2 to catch a live monkey, r
>800 in confederate greenbacks tor It I tell ypu at first there at .Oettyaburg per cen t - f at, t ho- t oat will- suddenly _eged with the- brine.
[t^ldBtrdo-it for l.lOi*1- Tho man wanted to get rM of the monkey, so he led
Afterward I gave:the >800 for a w ater X thought they w as goln' to g et us. rise to 42.5 per cent If the milk of the
|ke of the.attendants to his house. -T - )
11 1
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melon, and wa ate it~-red, white, They hadn't stopped to r anything, and herd is suddenly raised to 4.25 per
80MBTHING DIFFERENT,
)When.the doof was opened to the room wheiê the monkey warconflned
th e ir yell waa enough to m ake your cent without any change In method o f
green, and all,
111lias-found to be K-wreck. ’’Oh, roy-new trousers)1 crled-tfae- man- who
heart freexe. IXd you ever h ear the separating,
Veterans RemlfilaoentortfteQIO'
What housewife does not enjoy pub*,
|eught'tbe runaway, ’’Just look at them; they.cost me 29 last-week/*
rebel veil? i t sounded lu st like a
Took
H
is
Som
brero.
:i
ting
dainty new dishes before her fam*r
Cream
Screw.—The
test
the monkey for the damage he hao- done.*.',U fIe 8 4 tn lH a rd 8 h iD 8 T h a t W ere
=
g
g
^
ggo
we
didn’t
know
weav
ers
ly"
rattfsted tho man from th e laboratory.
baok—then
going , to a place like Anderaonvllle 'em waver, and
that the attractive way
J h e ir s Duping t h f tJ L r f a L
the cream Screw, but as it is seldom
“Not on youf life/S orled th e owner of .the trousers. ''If he stays In my
yelled,
to which they are aerveff
changed
in
this
way,
on
the
average
when
those
^Johnnies’
told
us
to
.hold
Tfmd=bwM=r
Civil Confllofe1” ^ ^ ”
"It was the lrveliest Fourth or July farm, there should be no trouble beIs a large part, of their
up
our
hands,
but
there
were
a
dosen
Iws the Ublted Statea for w h at I have lost.1’
of them to our one and we didn’t ar- I ever saw. It was 'load and fire' as cause-of variation from this source.
popularity)
___
BATED on the benches in the gue. They took us baok of their lines quick as we couldr I was a. corporal
- A delicious salad droee*
Feed of the Cow.-«-Variatlons in
sun were a bunch df "the boys" th at night and cbrraUed us o n T rr^ c -W E ® oC a gun and th ere . were .cream; tests are) practically never
ing for fruit is made by .
—a part of the' 5,000 Hying at beautiful meadow and we slept fine, X twenty men lost in our battery; Goln' caused by-changes in the feed of the
using two tablespoonfuto
the National Old-Soldiers* home was wearing a sombrero that my down the Baltimore nlke after- the QOW an every .weiMnformfld cyeatg
of honey, three tabla.
|MQ7 HO ate the reindeer?” la the qiJSStiOiFtbat iS'agttetiu^^d&partmonfcof at Dayton, o:; comrades of the ll;000 brother had: sent me from a Fifth fight and aftbr th e'rain the gutters seller Is now aware.
spoonfuls of olive oil, a tablespoonfuX
I »f the interior. It is a deep, dark mystery. Herbert Meyer, private sec sleeping beneath the row upon row of avenue .shop, and one of the guards was runnln’ with blood. When Mary
Mistakes and Dishonesty,—Mistakes of lemon juice and. a dash of sail. Use
pti'ry to the. Becretai^ ot the interior,affects to believe that tho matter is one of marble slabs, all precisely alike, just came up and grabbed it. It made me heard about Gettysburg and knew l are most likely to result from care- as soon as blended. Especially fine
no -momehf; But whon; he-ls-pressed, beyond the barracks, ’
— so mad that T 'told him I couTd llok was Min it she was pretty anxious) I lessness in taking samples, its they on pineapple.
r"
into discussion of the 8ubject '|hi8 face
~ "
"The boys"—yes. The fifty years or him, but he just laughed, I had to go guess. ■
muBt be very carefully and skillfully
8
age
Rarebit,—Cut
fine
a
half pound
wears the expression -seen upon the more between "he hanged!" James P.' ^bayeheaded-until tho-next: day, when
taken if they are to tell the truth and of-rich sago cheese, add two table^
face of the cat after Its Justly? cejo- Newberry, being wheeled-about-in_a 1 picked an old cavalry cap out of the W a n te O im ) f o - ^ S tib k .w
result, in a-fair payment,; but actual spconfpls of flour; to two egg yolks.
J_
brated interview with tho canary) But chalr, wa8 —Oimi a gain t ack_ln Kesfc. ilHoto-rWoro-that cap all-through An* - “Mary ? - Glb-ehe lived up ln Wilkea* dishonesty, is 'ôbably-^m ^b raror; slightly
beaten,-add one and a half
lie Ts TSeone member of the secre- tucky, just "goln* on twenty/' andTlet deraonville with the sun Seating down, Barre, where I enlisted from as a kid. than many sellers believe; A clever
cupfuls
of
milk, a fourth of a te a tary’s immediate-uncial- family whe ting his folks, who were "feSs,"“ get- You know what Anderaonvllle was.
I was only seventeen and was workipg thief would manipulate the reported spoonfuj each of paprika and Balt anA
has produced - an _ alibi for- himself. toad at him If they wanted to; Peter r n e v e r forget that little curly* as a patternmaker when the war^broka teat Jin euoh a way its not to arouse two tableSpoonfula of butter. Cook
Private secretaries, in the very nature) Buolt, his elghty-three^year-old shrunk-*- headed^ Ninlatt Fox, Saw^ him lying
-report Over hot water until smooth, stirring
Of thelT work, aro exporta In alible.
yrapped t ight in an- army iirth e bushes there in the wlldernessri hefore. Tllneverforget how theband Bomotime8^brings up in the pilnd of often. " Serve" on tomered toast or^
The-story-oMhe-miasing-rolndeer overooatTwas a plashing young French^
played T be Girl X Left Bebind Me.' the man who does not consider ail the^ crackers. W hen'this mixturo Ts'cbia."
starts with the_ beginning of-the-.wim man .enlisting a \ Toledo;—and lsrael
a nice aandwlcb filling.
After I’d gone Mary wrote to me a possible hidden rauses of-yarlatloth
te^fr-fleoiftt--a<>4 ^vtLiaa„-in-_Waahliig.ton^-i- ^yivtfl. with"-a-crippled-aright ankle
. good deal and -aald-ab.e^'glshocl I.jyaa
Frostr Strawberry Bavarian Cream.
ttte flrst time ln aeveral years offlolal Washington determlnM .to-reauina "fr6nTTirwound~at Peach Tree creek,
home,-and stlH-Bh* wantsd -ms to stick :KEEP THE NEW MILKÔLEAN - s o a k two Ubrespoonfuls of solatia
^ W&ctice qf having cabinet dinners. That is. each cabinet officer In turn and hobbling koh orutohes, was once
till It was over. When 1 got a piece of
in water to oover, put a,half cupful o f
H ats off l ’Tie hsr« they make
more seventeen and the beat foot rao*
shell in my; leg a t .Spottsylvahla I PalIrAre Attached to Overhead 8lssp< sugar in a saucepan with a half cupful
[ 8n °glve ft dinner to the president and Mrs. Wilson,
Their last, unbroken camp,
---.firlgh.t-young-naen about-the^departmentôoncluded that h.er.9„wasÂ ei-aTOund-Pal«8Uner G
didn't think foraa?hlla there wag goto'
era to Barhi HJflh Enough to In*
. add a halt a box of atemmed
RiTTiSfiainffiilFthMn iwakK
wanes te pull a clever stunt and incidentally advertise the resourcos ot
"There were hne
fine gins in those
to be any goto’ home, But, pshaw
For them no war-steed* champ,
pure Cleanliness.
berries and heat to the boiling point;
The captain ahd hla troop,
.
Stephen T. Mather, a young nrilHonalre who putB In some 14 hours a days," mused .John Lynch, pulling at
’tw ant long after tbat tb at 1 helped
but do not mash; turn in the gelatin
The corp'ral and his squad
^ ** Wars an Aaaiatttn* tQ. the. secretary, put^hc ideA_lMq_effcct. He got -his gray goatee,—and i'll never-forget
the
boya rald a suUer, two mlles out’
We keep the mllk clean untll it l t ahd wben thfekened Uko egg white
:Form,one oll-eqdal group
.G
■.
T<Loop, who is In charge of the Alaska school and reindeer service the one that I took buggy riding the
side the eamp. He’d been over ready to be taken to the . house by add a pint ot csgam whipped, folding it;
Beneath the peaceful sod. f
Im port a shipment of reindeer moat from Alaska via Seattle, and it was put tooonlight night before us boya left
chargin'^ us pretty stiffs I rah the hanging It from one of the oyeêad In carefully. Let stand to become stiff
Hats off! For here they come—*
*lorage %waitiqg^smetafy 4^tane's cabinet dinner.
New York state, f was living to ft
whole two. miles to the dark that night sleepere-in the barn. Borne old rake and serve with a garnish of berries. , Those others, still on euard,
kR*.* 0 B6cr®lary was called West unexpectedly, and it was necessary to little town on the Hudson river and
luggin’ a big box. Thought X had a teeth not in use were shaped into
Strawberry Dumplings.—Take two
Who follow to the drum.
: PWtpoue the feast. Therefore the cold-storage warehouse had the custody of was captain ot ft boat, the Bella* if I
prise, Ha, huhl—that box was full of
By time and tempest scarred.
and a half cupfola of berries, a cup*
The private and hla chief,
pepper!
wasn’t but nineteen* years old. t had
1 ni$€t0U9nieat for some time.
t . .. „
ful ot sugar, a tablespoonful of butter,
The blouse and ohsvroned sleeve—
“Mary
hardly
knew"
me
when
I
got
come down the river with a load of
n«*.» *a
dinner-date-approached someone thought to check up ®n
two cupfuls of boiling water, and lei
Together ranked In grief,
SItv ^,del6katlon visited the butcher shop where it had been stored. Mother lumber, and on. getting baok In town
home. You see, when I left 1 didn’t
simmer a few minutes. .Mix together
Aa comrades joined* to grieve.
have tuny whiskers on my face, but 1
i i 9; ^ B-6*neattene-on-dlscov6fin g th e bareness of her cupboard had
I got hold ot sr New York newspaper.
a cupful of flour* two teaapoontul* off
Hata off! Unto the van)
2 £ 0 #cnwtions ot the delegation. The meat, so the bufcher aald,. had been In it I read of the battle ot Bull Run.
wa’n’t long lettto’ her know who 1 was
joking
powdor, a fourth of a* teaHats off! Unto tha rear!
.JJwdrawn by'order of the secretary. The secretary, when this was reported Cbmlng up on «M*in street 1 found all
and we didn't, waste much Ume about
Bpoohral of salt and three fourths ot a
They
mingle,
man
and
man.
***3S=-akawas mystified, but since several have authority to do
the boys wero to i y n t ftbouML^There
. gettto’ matfiod* JGear girU wish i
to'm em'ryând'm ldetAesr....
cupful of-rich milki Drtop the ha tter f«we ae concluded to r&toain myatified. Inquiries might prove embarrassing, were ”18 of us in the gang and they
How sadly sounds tho "tapal"
could see her now,"
‘
in
eight portions into the boiling „
Slow moves the guard away*
j ■ Bo it was that President Wilson had something else to eat when he tucxea •aid they would go if I would. That
sirup;
cover tightly and cook twenty
Again are drawn the flaps
: ■* .*•«• under Secretary Lane’s table. Alaska "reindeer did npt appear on night we all took our sweethearts for
Retntarmeqts at Qsttysburo*
minutes without lifting tho lid. Senna
Until another May.
a buggy ride and then had refresh
hot with the sauce and whipped cream
The work of reinterrlng the dead oe,
ments at Miss Duffy’s ice cream par
if desired. Raspberry dumplings am
the field of Gettysburg began on the
lor. We boye—merchants' and farm* Looked as if he’d just laid down to twonty-Berenth of October, 1863, and
prepared In tho same way.
ere* sons, not a one of us over twenty go to sleep until 1 turned him over waa completed on the etgbteeuth of
Fruit Sauce.—Take a third of a cup
—were all combing our hair like Gen and saw the place to hla forehead the following March. The number re
ful
of raspberry Jam, or strawberry If
Pail Hung on Bleeper,
5 J 1)07 ,n U'ftftn remains evett lf the man,becomes president of the United eral McClellan. Gad, those girlst I where, the bullet had gone through, buried waa thirty-five hundred and
preferred, add two, tablespoontuls ot
was demonstrated the day President Wllsoft went ^ congress can see them now to-their orlnollnes* AU 1 could do for him waa to take his seventy-five. This does not mean that hooks by one of the farm hands to thick sweet cream, whipped* and aervei
! - -wthe lawtoakera.that he had sent ths ultimata ttpt^«» ^ 4ub,narlw and they all backed us to the iltolt trinkets—-a picture, a teetamant* and even half the dead were found, for tha the homo blacksmith shop on a rainy on the pudding.
a few other little things—and aee that whole field waa dotted with graves. day, writoa H. O. Willlama In Ne
i T 1* to Germany, plainly cognisant
abopt leaving.
f
«*
they were sent back home. W ant' In reinterrlng the bodies In the ceme braska Farm Journal. These hooks
of the step he had
many ot toy chums left to get to Att- tery every effort was made to discover aro fastened ,over staked driven Into
Captured in “Wilderness.”
President left the White \
tat* J n
automobile for the mil*
"Well, it wa* along about this time dersonvHle, and three of them that the Identity ot the men and this In the eleepers. The sleepers are Vrhlte-'
many oases was dons and the relatives washed*. and the pails are up high
!ttoUftv Pennsylvania avenue to the
of the year-early In May—that we did get there neter cam* out."
Gueer Name of Qeorgls Town.
At the end of the row of benches a of tha dead soldier had hie
enough to insure perfect cleanliness.
0 ‘ P*M!ng one of the local
boya who had cbutumwl together up to
A
town in rtnorgi* rejotcro In the
cr
robin
hopped
from
a
bush
where
pur
taken home, tha Identification being
* Pspcr oftloee was a crowd of
New York state were pressing through
strikingly
original, but somevbst io ple
lilacs
nodded,
and
It
chirped
aa
if
made through article* found on his SHORTAGE OF GOOD BUTTER
stretched completely across
the woods to the battle of the Wilder*
Mguoua
deelgnatiou
ol Naundnea. The
the
first
spring
the
world
had
ever
body. An entry of each article found
tlj0r°n*bfare, stopping the
hell. The tree# wefe so thick that
name
waa
given
from
the fact that to
known
was
the
one
at
hand.
William
R e n ta l pert,, benf
A
was made. Thaee thing* are kept and No Danger of Oversupply In tha Rig
bent upon an *rwe couldn’t aee into them 30 feet.
a
Hat
of
several
hundred
names n b g reatest cqncern to the
The commander o f our division was Scott, hie beard gray and his eyas numbered to oorraspood with the num
Martreta in 8ptte of ta rg e Pro
mltted
to
tho
po*t
ethos
authoHtM
nation The great crush puiduction of Last Year.
10 blame.
He let himself be out dim, cleared his throat and pointed ber of the gravestone of him upon
i\ot
one
was
found
saiisfactory5 the prealdent and the secret
whose body the erticlea were found.
' ■
* a(... flanked. AH at Pace 1 heard firlnx with his cane in the moist earth.
The foDowtng la an example at the
Won until they followed the upward ***o of the sof 01
vrot behind ut and I knew we had gone too
Thera to one thing of which there ts
Liable to Be Mi
M
ade
Mary
Anxious,
record;
In mWalr a men struggling to r«lea*f* hltuin'K from n «tr» h, \ J | >
no
danger of an overaupptT. and that
I
hadn't
any
more
than
looked
far.
”5V,me
people." aald ’note mmrn.
a waithnoû
p ito rm in t on* of his.outd.mr a<hovtU<o
John Sykee—Ambrotype of, a yoaag ta h«tt«r Thera la a shortage of good
' \v« was *fc>ut here wban Pickett's
*v:
tots,
*tslks eo much bout tha troeMee Wat ■i.,.*-.
ILnuo oar. whli'i around than I heard a Johnay' say: division cams out of the woods haCa girt ^ sixty cents; comb.
w- .
butter t& the Mg markets at tha proe
I wm I hf'
fortwd'a passageway tor tb* Wbitn
’“ Put that gun up. Yank. Pul H
•to'
te
sksve
thoSviudow
aV
Unknown — Pocketbook, lock of set ttee, to spite of the large predeeand ebargad up to vtthln l.ôo yard*
I w , , thn*d Howty. the pceaktont all the while P«*rluK throuKli
Kp or HI hk>w b—l out ol you:
■ ih
amtU
to
somebegg^
th«a the
tS* rear,
m u apparently
iB B im tlr aa
M much absorbed m
in tho
tni i
w . '*
■ 8^dft. than
Uee si I H tost yewr.
*Tb# talk)vs who had cornered us e f wbera the hart artsa was.' ba ex brown hair; pietnr* ot
^
mtbu
lO
■m
«,«> .i.
tb ____
.
;»^ lu
W
f
boys jwet Uke oarsalraa axcept pUtoed. tracing a map oa the ground. u» be hta father*
1^1 v^MAftvlXUaA bad extrtealed himself. ^
‘ v{%■ai; ■t
\ s>iT
1 /
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Mystery of the Missing—Reindeer Is Unsolved
•« >
Sffl
N the. President Couldn’t Resist This Show
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IWltd
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northern
p
a
rt
oi
thâtate.
i t lttdflAMldMt IamI
2 S JJfa£ i5 * ]: Mies Dorothy Bacon of South Haven'
\ t a s m
~ "
(Spent the week end ln~€irei8feai; and!
|P ~ 7 7
attended the'May festival.
>'
o . t . u o o y s a .
. Mrs. ' Georgia Thompson has re*!
StaWMWIOB.
;unied irom Toledo,
ip .'l ■•
mrsM'!'■
W.V'• i I
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in
„^4
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Misses’ Suits an
X '
UwMiHi.00 W m ri tot noauw. ftrtro«t*t hweMpewHnir two Months
1
thr*emo«t]M tiNMjr4lTlLfi«MlU.
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spent Sunday
■*towd m M«M|d4hMia»ttor, Uvch a, isos,{
Mr. and Mrs, John Beelerv
m f ’.£'•■■. • N
f e “ :y
vr
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iNewest Ct^tff rWuped t o, . . V. . / . . . 7 ^ 7 . . . y
j after‘spendingseveral days with their j|
JWomen.8 Neweat^ ress Skirts, now.
Arta^ [cblldrenr 7 ^
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;• Pl Shirts, all j Chelsea vlsttor.Tueeday, , ;, , , U ^ ; B^Parker, Lansing, have. I and weaves ar*entirely new and noyel,' ^v e ry C u rta in J^fu lI^w a ^n te d *<> X w ^.'and: hang
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Ijiack ond tan, alljtyles. ^Beacons” black and
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ygw and.
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JacksohuvlsltorsSatUrdaylJ
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■Mgde*tthM6isure#,fit>.and:8ati8|a 6tion.'With.!i0êiy- suit [order ôw l
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tiimdnyjl^dtocit'^ - 1KBOO,8pâ5P.Mr. and Mrs. Wtn. Brewer. of Sagl-II .—Special
in the__________________________
guaranteed Palm Beach Skirjts, at, i
... Values
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As to see our-Wasii Dresses at $1.00, $1,25 and $1.50^___ L_ .
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-- Panamas, Straws and Feltfe alLstyles and prices: alstf light llGhein^laUoi Sugday "*
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To eojoy ^bis day and ly Wmfortable you ^ ill heed suitable Ji MiBs HUdaKeldel
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■r eiotding. Hatst Shoes and ali the thintys tnat
T laan£seasonable
n f t seasonable outfit.
outfit. Letusfitvoubtit?
We afeshowinh:
Let u s fit yottAht.' We
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R, yfarster was a;Dejtreft visitor Herbert je re Dexter visitors Sunday. j| ) ’
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I Mr, and Mrs^ E. D. Glenn i and^sdns |
, Mrs. J« D.' Colton spent Saturday ,1a JRalph aud Lyle, of Gregory, 8pent ||
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■ ^ r l* ^°y Pre nch.wasan Ann Arborl G ie n n .^ _ A r ; . ~ J
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0 £ fe r in ff S o m e E x t r a Y a lU O S .
-----Arqb leMUes,of Dexter, spent Satr|gttUed to glyrla» Ohio. Tueffd^y fry the || v Wortirn’n flitT-.fift mii’l igflO.OO WiiifiH, PTftti ■ ■ . ■ r . i\.
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• OCD CrtM il- M C y T fA M ' H lchtldrec^ of ‘ DeTroli; sp^pt Sunday
i r C n O U n A L m e l t I lU ll. Ifw lth Mr. add Mrs.'B.'B. ûrnisany
Mrs. Charles te- Paul amt *nn y-Hae.
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atolnbach. and
Prank .UfoWan
Mjatfan II"
I made ani auto, trip to D etro it's unday.
Miss Florence Caster, of Ply mouth,
spent Saturday-in C h e l s e a . ^ “
James Pollock, of Detroit; wak 'a
Chelsea visitor Wednesday}
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r^nrM,r,Tand=TMr8. uoorad Lehman, I
jL ester Wiuaoa, MlssesLlzzie Barthe!, | |
I Louise Hieber, Nada and iCatberine
,Hoflman_and. PabHne. .Girbacib vspent
Miss B ra c e M a rq u e d a n t s p e n t _ F J 'i 1 ^ l ^ ^ w Q p,»<|y ^ . . . ,.««.»n - r> a n iT n t
rpe.Dt several I Residents of Washlhgton Said
days of last week in/Detrolt.
I ; ^ Prejudice Against Those
Geo. W ~M Hlspaugh and so nr' Ken-1 i
Are 4‘ln Trajd•.,,
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Mr. and Mrs. John HansetamUhlld-J . ^ ifie American Magazine
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for C oiM o^cbm eiit G ifts, and 'then isome -
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.J. G. Schofleld,-oi^DetroifeT-spe
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a trivial matter,- of course,
Mrs. A.' J_. B aw yer. sr.y of-Ann-Âr-^ -b u tJt-rem in d b d -m erth at we wero llW
' ta g in a -h o tb e d -o f~ a n o b b e iy ~ T h r[
you-ngster
next
door had
not thought
t o *»i j
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visiting
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1^ Q ^ ^ d a y j . soma of his elders, l wondered if, in
Mr; and Mrs.^-Br-Wood spent sev- the event that we came to our own |
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^rWhito-tscetJurtaihS, very special at 8 9 c , 49c and'BftC per-pair
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see these
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miinii nf Mia «n..i.nt«h attnnn\.hft^ l= = g ^ ^ g e _ a iia 4 n tm io i> ^ f in f tn T ^ e T f e c tiv true^.
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by some
fipvpfalWua Af fhTnaof __ l that he .would no
would
brush other,
by some other
several days qf the past week In Ohel- U 0y and tell him he-was nothing but !
sef^ ' _ _ "
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| a renter. I can give you another line
Mrs. J, VaoghanV of Jackson, spent I dh the snobbery that prevails. In the
Sunday with her^ sister,^Mrg: George j capital of our democratic nation when
Eisele.~' ~.r
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11 tell yotrthatrtwo or toe leading clubs
_ M lp E l ^ D letrlch^f Soutb-6aveaT ^ eI^ j^ ra^ p U^ ^ ! ^ ^ 0^ jJ||R^ r 4r^ spent Supdayvwith Mr.f and Mrs. J. tradW A man. may he highly eduuacon. -------:—--------- ->
- ^ J cated, a well-bred and accomplished
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Staffan and MIskI-gentleman, but if he owns an estab-D ia m o n d s
W a tc h es
K^tihryn_IlQQker-wereDetr<>itvl8itora |: 1,8lin ie n t-w h e re anythingîa-l>ou£^t
Je w e lry:
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b0 a member~7of a certain one of the
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t h r ^ n m^ n T i ? ■ ^ T r^r' 1 bft8t
nil T iwirn hnnvA
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sd S O T r >■-—-tr
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was a Chelsea visitor Tuesday.
other firings he said: ■
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~AdoT^Kij_en arid^chtldren, of D el •vOno evening my little boy came in,j
troit, spent Sunday ih Chelsea,
I aod:mentioned that the boy next-door
L. H. -Ward and
W » » J
v rw k îtd » lth J H ! a n j« ) r tlv ^ ^ - I - . '. y d u S
are Juat renter.: .»d
, wo break -our daily bread.- Wo want it fresh; of pure
* flour; and baked by the FINEST BAKERY
wo can fin d .. Whore the
. baker’s conscience urges
,
■ ’ him 16 use pure flour in his
bread, fresb fruits in pies, an4 best ingredients in cakes. Baked
ib sanitary, spotlc8sly-cdeanL_8!ifrro.unding8r and at p r i^ withiri^
reach.—LocatÔUR bakeiy atid you’ ve found the right place.
.A ll kinds of Baked Goods fresh every morning. Fresh
Pretzels every Wednesday and Saturday. Try out Cream Puffs.
Fine Jine of Canned Goods in stock, also Confectionery*
Fruits, Tobacco‘hnd Gigars a t right prices.
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LUNCHES SERVED AT ALL—HOURS—OPEN SUNDAYS
C E N T R A L
Opposite Town Hall
B A K E R Y
JOHN YOUSE, Prop.
Try The Standard Want Column
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an Engiishman expreBg^L ’mOeffow
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.hworkBfor a Jiving.’ ‘
Mrs. M. Brenner and Miss Eila J ■ “T h at remlnds-me that.,Washington
Slimmer, of Ann Arbor, spent Sunday i gnore than auy other city abounds In
la Chelsea.
j Blgns whlch say, 'Tradesmen to Rear
"M r/and Mr,; JohnPulford, of B oo" 6n*
H. -J, Bulford. ,-i
Jivided by the work they do.M
Mrs. E. F, Chase, of Ann Arbor, the j !
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guest of Mrs. D, C. McLaren Wednes*J
m u c vaii i m n niAu a
day and today,
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HAVE YOU A BAD
Miss Minnie Kilmer and Mr. a n d .,Mrs, John Faber and son spent Sun-1** .®;
the Statement of this
Chelsea Resident Will Interest .Yon.
day In Detroit'.
Mrs. H. J, Thierman, of Strohr4ndrr4 - -B9ea^ ^ ^ ltjache* ni8rbt antt <5jsry;
s visitsingher.parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hinder workfdestroy yoorrdst? *
E. H. Chandler.
| Poes It stab you through and through
R. B. Kooo. attendefl G T m d X T B H d H S ^ ^
F. -& X .-a .,a rB a ttfe & eek T o e ^
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and Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell, of Dex*| The kidney action may be wrong. *
te r spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, . if attention is riot paid '•
A. G. Hindelang.
More distress will soon appear.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Yocum and] Headaches, dl/sy spells and rieryes,
family, of Manchester, were Chelsea 1S # b /u iu
,
visitors
M aketne and
burden
worse,and
visitors Tuesdav
iueBaay.
— ' LJji.inent
plasters
can’t worse,
Misses« _Florence and- .■Maude
Mcv ^ fieach
thebL1
Inward
cause
a^tn.nia
all; “ "
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ma«ia_k
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Help
the
kidneys—use
the
putt
C Jeavof Gregory, spent Sunday,with
Chelsea folks l\ave tried and proved.
'Hen'ds in Chelsea.
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W hat they say‘you can bdlleve.
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Read this Chglsca woman’s state
Mh and Mrs. R, J. Scirenk, of Ann ment;
Arbor, spCM Sunday .with Mr, and
?,ee h^r/, f^fik h^ v>\ f you doubt.
.
Mrs. W. P. Schenk.
Mrs. William Taylor. Chelsea, says:
Dokn’s Kidney Pills have been used
Miss Genevlevt Farrell, of Stock- In my home with benflclal results, One
jridge, spent Sunday with Mr. ând of my family had kidneyitronble and
suffered greatly from a weak rind lame
Vlrs. Louis Ebrcnman.
back. One bort of Doan's Kidney Pills,
Mrs. A. O /Y carancc and Mrs. IX prjKured at Fctin’s Drug store, gave
Rlxon, of,*fexter, are the guests o f
Prtc^ 50c, a t all dealers. Don’t
M n."<Xjfk, Stephens.
Chelsea, Michigan
GraduuiBB.- Wedm^rBinhdays. Atmiveraaries-and Patties
— tenjion^ 'Phe-ôy'aiidliappinem of the eeaaon-will be o h e t S ?r e ,.ev6nts th a t now cleira atpanioipate. Sucli occasions are long remembered
H f» ?! hf d
tho ™ moriee of those who
I t ie therefore quite natural a n S S n ^ w e “h“
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happiness of those wc love and those whose friendshin ia d e l
“.d d’ 10 6VOTy Way P088* ^ ’ t0 the
th at will assist in perpetuating andrecolling from tfufe to tim f th T ’i ^ ,r"'m n t i “« 8lf“ ftnd tokc”8
Y o u rg itish o u ld prove a p W
aa w ell« S
g 7 e o t J i r ' 06“ ° f
eV“ te'
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II 1° U r st excellcnt a i3° r tment nf (lift a rtiulee
m ---------- aaaai• t w i t o a s a s r i ^ ^ b iid a ,
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Pieaee accept this pereonai invitation to call at. a n e a rl^ d a te r ^
P" ° e' --------'-------------
For Her
Diamond Ring, bracelet or
.)
Lavalliero,
— ■Birth Stone, Frieidship or y
Signet Ring,
Fanoy Brooch or Waist Pins
... • Beads or Ear Drops,
Chatelaine or Bracelet Watches,
Pendant or .Locket,
Toilet Rets or Individual Articles,
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,s VanityiBox,
Cream Jar or Powder Puff,
Hand Bag or Card Case ,
Dresser Clock.
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FoJ Him
' R)ana°nd, Birth Stone or Signet Ring, .
Solid Gold or 20-Year Watch, ;
Waldemar or Negligee Chain, v Initialed Knife or Cigar Cutjter,.
— . ■ Qold or Silk Ribbon Fob, . v
Monogram Links or Soarf Pin*
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Sterling or Silver Plato Tableware, :..
Cut Glass or Hand Painted China, /
r Anniversary or Chime Clock,
Silver Deposit Vaso or Table Aîclos.
ind Mrt. TraVanGlf«<m*trdson
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iie W e le r a u d
O p tic ia n
Chelsea, Michigan.
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ANCIENTS
HAD
Thb 8 y«tem Used by bid d . m . '
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Many a Michigan. W t h e r has pr#M-aB* ^ ‘^ 0 8 -y e a r-o ld liniment
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wemêr of the family. "May
g?f?aid
aotaaapep to- ^ ^ onae^ no
,t it did apt
K l S t b u ro e ^ J S y ^ tH
by raj?.
*{Jric a ^ aad who flal<ftbl8 simple
-tieot • 'f e t opjy qured him^ %&
™wi the scar*.» ^ P e rh a p sljre u r
r .jf if e ®
W
f ls S ? f c r
■or
ternal ill.
P ro ^ O ^ r
the probate
In
thV
city
Q
t
Atm
ArtxWon
-tHaieth
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ogee. jjLAJL—
year -one thousand
v»fld; sixteen.:
4‘^ « n t. WilharoH? Murray.
In the - inauer. of ^thf •<
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of Elmer K,
petition
t,he duly verified
osrtatirpsiw
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I^ W rB ra iiJn “ i ea&&r
^ sd*
1 *Tor some other suitable person be WpointeditrtqjPrtbeteofrand^M PPfifcre gqd com.
o i d e f f IhSJ* the 18th day of June
nert,atteuo’clockin theforenoon. at «aid probate
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SHORTHAND
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, .not|c*Li(teQ yre#—
ARE MEXICAN PEO PLE!
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i THiy -Hid 'CWMUitlon Before.Spanish
‘ f JfxpTororaEntered Continent—
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Mixtura of Raaaa.. '-•-!
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bla.up-.
.Mfeat Ma yke^
■iLarigt itM
i — f tnTdat ^ .am»in>i
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A rtIRoiaiLlm bsSrouflhtij),State
There are »tUl numbers of Amert Buins ln Euphrates Valley Inter
^ x w o rw h o are Under theTOipprebeh* =
ArotrwtO f l l l t i r ^ ? ^
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s wou-^tiMit-tht^Mdxiciwa
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• i Of negro—or, at least, that there is amBfhloua Coflitruction of Arm En* strong iufusiou of Africas Mood, ai.in Msny Beneve Tower Famous 8truoA-«bioi Wearer to Perform, Aim6*t ' j .Haith. Nothing could be farther fireffi - tur«. Mentioned liv the BIble-^
All the Twoha l»u«iiaio to th c
Ote tadlh. Not only is there less Af
Bullt ofiColored vflrlok In $uo»
n m states.:i:he ancient n o m i n a l
Normal Man.
rican blood- in Mexico than in the
Uited-StateiBa ln proiiorflMnto^ B n r j ^
T a n s S 1T i W ^ t o y r r T t o i r s E t t - To thohe unfortunatea whdi have ^P**0**.-*»ut there ie less' oven after yon
consisted. of abbreviations tfin' been deprived of their hands and arms I .âve Mlminated our Maple belt. Many
It lfl doubtful if there 1b anyplace
in
the world; so rich In aticjent re'X a ° o fewbUr£P W0ra8’ the l“tr^ « V through accident or otherwise, it would |êtte^ informed persona refer to the thalna as.,the valloy-of the Buphrate*
xklfid
m "oT
of ^th ^ h ^ ^ Nno^,g ^
feat
aid-ln
the form
form of
of artificial
artificial qatlve Mexicans aa Indians. Out theycnat ■aftpear that aid
in the
-*■—* * raaliaad.
- - At
• -law t, liwg
u ’"a m i. ?RdianjBr-aa » e know lndihaa lh Mesopotamia, The result lg that
to , t w J
m" °h el8m °f * » A lla lw 4"
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here and there in the mountain- tp archeologists and scholarp tbe place
d a jn
? Kwhich
f I 5S„
wo t “’chaww.*^
» « “ 8 Anl
‘he oriartifldali
ltmba
InVeatad
Vy
Tiddlbr'B grdund,V
AifUBuni aa^
aa fluent
„
*—
.
oua
rea
fluent charaQteru Anierlcan ^ho, some twervoyearVago, H0U8 ^Won* OfO tound trihea-Of semi- Is a 'variable
and.
new
",^nds’’
'are'constantly
being
lost his artp whtle: operating a4»iHingj flavagea who compare with {he native
imported.
..
When
it
la
remembered
manTos^wv, ..---■==■*=«“ “ '«■ ««• Machine in:a^PittsburghMihbp dnd de-[i^M eaôf-w hat-ia-,now - the UnJted. that traditioa places the site of the
nro Uttored
L?n8crlbed “ thftv yiBed th6 lm^rQved.ftrHflrttaU<mKF^;4.8tateBr 8aya the Wbria Outloolc: But
a rd e n or aaen .here, while am.Qngst
!?£.;Utt0m ?' Wtta kh°wn to the axT in g ' his-c^valeB cehcêm ulate the [•^®y flguro in national affairs. little gIts
mapy^ ru^lps. are those_orancient
“JfUJj 7 Fh®850« hftfli systemrinveni- ^natural ones4o -BudHt-strikteg-degre©1!
t^
Q.ur:oamLimr©hIoodlCher^ BabyTop,
the promfsing hatufe of the
8ecret^ y ot Cicero^ 4hat theJiandbcap -heretofore suffered |H«es etal. figure here.' When th rsp a p r valley to the .scientific excavator be
Is^M^TTOW Tt, haa,n° phonetic baby cripples is-materially reducedT—— jll»h conqueror came the bulk b l the
apparent,
An »i
artlflcal
arm was recently eexbib-1 iôriglual.MexicahB were hot savages, comes
l/ftnn
W6ra neco8‘
«u
viHvarwrurwaBTCCBUiiy
I t is near tbe yulnB of Babylon that
3^4aehe4rhfefua{iohairS'ufglcal
ItM
T O r a j r u a t i e h o l ffufglcal con-1 ■hut.a-civiHzed people, as far removed We find what mhriy scholars bellAva to
are even tales tha{ Caesar kept qiyNH
grass held
in
New Vork.
and
dox- Ir*#
wild nomhde
a*viu a
«a Aiwrr
a U1A)’ (V
UU the
viiv 'UvA*
----- of North Amer. be the. remains of the Tower of Babel
'^ A 115?11-en909 golnS at once.' It is terltyivith wblch ftp nearerfâfl able
th© wbito raoes th©ni8©iv©s,
immePae qube of brtck—work
certainly a long.Jump from^hatrto tho tor perforna different - tasks Was little [ (This aboriglnat~Mexlcaa element ls va?
handy-gjri ofrtQaay,-wMbse^wift"pohv short of a y^ b lation r The artificial I i^ ^ ^ S t im a t e d as representlfag froni
Frances*’ keep8_,ip ^ t h 'a man’s uU llmlTpermite ofTiTe peffbraahce of I.o^^W.rd to on^hff.lf-thoopu]atlOH; by
that
' E w to o tlw w —
Standarda newspaper printed and eijeiuated
all ordinary tasks, including the dflnk- 0ome guessers' eveirmore. ir fia s lur
Few people at the present day have ing o t a glass of gater, buttoning, of jaiBkedeome.of the most learuedLschok
Probate.
any Just or , correct understanding of shoes, tipping one’s hat and, as"abi'eX'‘Ha^,®â^ exalted ^patriots' oelebrated ltr
v ^fA^true
copy].
45
? p <uAyAi.Mawp in Q g a .,fe < d |te r.
phonetics. Tho average person con tremo-example of- lts practicality, 'the I Mexican history.. The greater part of
fuses the names of a lotter of the air carrying aTsatohel weighi5g a b Q U t ^ 3 o i ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ - |^ ^ ^ P ^ ^ ^ ^ P ^ ^ ^ P
^ o U « .,
nhahet wif •
.StateofMichigan. In the Circuit .Court-foy popea
represent, fails to distinguish
->•hie County of Washtenaw. Suit pendlnktn the
In-the, artificial arm, fiber willow Is 1
!8 i erlTf? 7 *1 , ter“ 7
circuit court ifor: the Oounty of Washtenaw, between diphthongs Ilka long “i” and used for the 'wooden portlon. -while j ,*^®anJ(9^ '^ ni9rIe®uIt Is tolbls milt
r ittheCltyrof'Ann’Artmr,|iqh 4|w IWth.day. of th©'simple vowel- sounds, and in many
Steel
gears
take
the
place
of.
Jpintsiand
,Aateo
that Is ah
L April, A. D. lDlOr William P. Smith. plMhtiff.
»(, Pearl K, Smith, defendant. In thiscanse it ways ^betrays the fact that he is quite rawhlae .cords apt as muscle's. 4Each.
- ■?r
-»Di^rin(r^hat^-the-aefetodanti,?earlJi. Smith,■ without, a-phonetic sDnserTTho teach:
m h l d e c e r d ^ ^ o i L ^ .P a i r of. bus^
l*WsWentoFlhls State, but her ,whereabouts
■»re unknown; therefore^ on; .motion of John Jog .Of. stenography has spread-, a Penders, fesfoned acroV the' back hnd r puS 88d yx
lnf0rôrtty
of our
aHachrSoliclUurjor plalntlfft.'it ia ordered. knowledge ‘of .phonetics;: and in the the
which furnisheMhe
| ’Îghhors to the southward.
defendant, enter her appebr^nqe' ih^ soil
TWtSff
8tcprodnceTBrmuch more sary tension.. Thus the Shrugging-ofi
___
a the rlo^xun^nje
generaWreaUasat foif-o <f:a5jniran oas= =the4Sheuld6r4l8^made=tdJcontro|4the S T . JOHN’S EVE CUSTOMS
-uHelsorStandardt-said-jmWieatlon-to-be-coa-- -}'
............... .. esen
tlnuedonce, in each week for. *ix weeks in Sutr system Of spoiling the English lan arm find hand, and the 240 parts of
which they are composed. Theâw-| Brittany Village Folk KlndlO Great
CW8lQI)l'' ■■ . a, D, KINNBrtiifcult^ddii^. guage.
hide muscles.,move the ateel-JointB, —Bonflrea andbaldens Use Oharme
■John KaMibach , S olicitor fo r P la h » tiffr "36‘ >
and the unison that obtains makes ithe j ‘
; Tb Get Husbands',
ALPINE GRANDEUR AMA7INR action .of the arm almost,^natural.! The
-1880T
- Some of the^cuBtoimrof St. John’s
^Commissioners’ Notice.
N aturq Has Wrought Great Changes movement of 'the stump, wbieh, ' by eve in Brittany are as quaint as they
-means,of^the-cord-attaehed-froapth<
reaque. In many villages
F8TATB~OP^Wfetfi€iAiT,-County •Of~W»8htfe:
to Uplift The.ir .Magirtftcehf
naw, ss. The underei<rne<iLhaylo« been appointforeatm _t0 the~ shoulder euspenêr, giant bonfires are built, _and round
Peake—Volcanic
Work.
edty the Probate Court for bb ' '
~
.raises the hand as high as the_wegrer
--N o th ln g -in -the world’s h fw to ^tsf .wishes—JiigiLjeno.ugh to take off tttS" I1the departed. The cure, has charge pi
ed, hereby glve-notloe - that (our montha-from
date-are -allowed, by order of said Probate
Court,, for crodltorp to present their claims
against thecstate of said deceased, and that they
will meet at-the late residence or the deceased in
theVillage of Chelsea, ia'saidcounty; on the 2let
day of Juno and on the {list,day of August
rt,-atton-o'clock ar-ra^ of-oaoh-of-sald
w. to reoelve. examine and adjust said^claims.
St«arAi>ai:25'th-i9ie.^ __■
: Waiter Danoes
.:
W. Rdy French
-m ore-im pressive than the Btory of the hat-OOriisb hia4hair, if so desired. -1 kindling flrer or, wkerb lHs-possibier
AlFs. T_Ten or! twelve- million years - A downward movement of the shoub ;> boy dressed as an angel Is let down
ago, possibly'far more, a long unseen der causer a slight tension on another . the bell tower by means ojf a*- pulley,
lftedûp-out of sight again after
line o f
Wlnaf /ll*Aril
«m1 si ^ ,stasteB
.«...i. '
[■rTha
The most
discjdlminatimr
pan be gratified in the choicest
m*
And Sm oked .s>cyxar
The. g reatest pare, is exercised
in tbe: selection of our cattle',
whieb assufesyou of tbe very
best the market'affords. I f you
are not already a patron of th is
M arkebffigew a triftl, you wilh
notice a dMterjau.ee* , , , , ; .
r'-li
P h oner-60-
3tS S
;® .
F red , K lingler
7T\"1
...J'-r.vn:i
■■J:
: ’i'
....
(
4L
GUARANTEED
T-i' t\
-it
p r o b n is
-
;
Obicfe^Feetf
. riv!-/:*! *?
Protein s .
.
ANALYSIS
jf
PHOENIX
. P ro te in .......... ..
f-
,10. JS
*-, • . • , *-. . . . , 2 . 5
mm
Fiber . . . . , . . . ^ . s . b.
—'t
^ ^ e ^
^ a n t r f a c t a r e r —o i i r
o w n ; fe u d 4 _ a n ^ " - o tir-
. ! j;’
. v;;‘ 1r-.-<•' ;•• j - ■r. m
_repntation-‘f6r- q iiality: standsJback pf ^W ^y poQiia,,
1
ihv
FQR SAL E A T Y QUR GROCERS. QR
A* Lonely" RMd, Worn by Ages" of
Weather is the Worid'a only Olefin
ant to the Honpr of Being to Tower
of Babel. . 4 ‘
•*
.'
.j..
!L*r:A.^.r-' iil,*
___ ,i..a—
I
called by the natives Birs Mimrud
Recent exhaustive examination' Of the
ritranee pile and: its-slte) has revealed
the fact that the, tower which once
stood here consisted of seven stakes
-RXPOR'TOFTHB-OONDITIONC
o f brick work ohan earthen platform,
each stage ibeing of a-dlffer e n t ^ l er? —:-----Kcmpf Commerdal & Savings Bank ; . - -! !:■
The tower bbastbd of a base measure*
close ot business May list, 1916, as called for by the Coumisment ot neart^ six hundred .square At.Ohclaes. Miohigau. at the.
sloqcr of the Bankln*Department:
, - i, i ;
feet, and rosa 'to an imknnwnJhfllght.
BBSOUnCES.
Even today7the ruins rise some hun
Loans and discounts, viz:—
dred-and sixty feet-above the level of Oonunereial Departments
**•*»i ».• 1153.78822 ■
LSavIngB
DeparaBeat-...
iar—Met:
a
Uohde.
mortgagee
iivimet
mwmnacq aauuseumiutui, vixv^
.
.... ..... . _ 48,53680—1W7,97488
-oommereiftfiDspartwcat:.: : . . : r:..:...... ......,. .4 innaer ,
^
..... ■
;t7774T77:7T4:
Prcmiom AcCorintl............................................ .............. ...... ............. .
833W
Overdrafts;.;.,_____
»n %rrfVmiiMMHi rvin iitn vh Mt«llt«44»««4f t M
.184
80
Dog Knows Phone Ring
Banking house,.........
t * i«i i| ■ Mi ■
MIM4MI M<t)tl| I
18,00000
-Bud.-a-BCetoh-terrierH w netfby W, Famiturrandflxtureerr
IHMIlil
l<
IM
IUI
I
5,00000
Otber real festate,.,.
in the earth’s crest, stretched away which results in bonding the "hand | >he has applied a lighted faggot to the
— • --r—
Irom iTance eastward hundreds , o:! backward from the wrist Joint ana tne h pue,
-^fco
iniuregetting
a
husban.djjefore
■Saiies. ôn-tuia line followed huge vol
ef the Bhouldor cloBos the -fingers :ar
le yeai Uie villaji
Tcanic butbursts," '7- ;
i3
. O o m m istioners.
Next ensued a vast slow subsidence, locks ;th em^so^thatnhey ti'ghtly-grip j ens dance Found "Tiliur bofiflyes, imid
which w ent on through, geologic tire object that is, being handled, from ;return home to dream of the young
■epochs until where Mont-filanc^now a toothpick to a^ygHse,, Repeating the!■
1,617 If.
. 4 ■~ “ lime--- ."4ZZ
-Fr-Pteneyr atr-omplpye^bf-theiSotitte D ue from o th e r b a n k s a n d b a n k e rs ;. . . . . . . M44MM>1<t
downwardt-movemont
of
the~t
rt«««*
16,00000
±lh®saitaB3aa_Iay-the
tame^with
Bread
^
,Telephone company
yiriaeâdziay
the
table-with
bread
-joarsilts-Bum
gilt
lS,780
feet
was
a
sea
era
New
England
I]qm m i 86io n e rs’ N otice.:
In transit.. . . .....
causes the finders to be unlocked. The and cheese.and garlic,..aad .throw the and a 'memhflrôf-thft-vnlimtHBT-nTO Items
Reserve.
-Dommeretafr
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Waahte. fringing an: old continent. Large riv .wrlBt la provided^
Unitea
hcates nonas. t„
tl.U1...............
JU{‘ISIU.U4
*-4-4-*-e-«-«-4-4-«-*-*'
wlth a4_hlnge"JolEt
♦ 2,5«mr
,...____
_ . ... front door wide open. There is no ob- brigade, cah ' distinguish his master’s Dne frOmianks
rDaw/MF-'^ne undersigned bavinrbeeirappolnt; ersem ptled-lntoît.—D ep o sltso fm u d
in reserve cities,.
•Tin »imi nr*r',-»T. iT“ii .$30.629 04 -46i678 59
mbythe Probate Oourt for said county, Com- sand, gravel iwere laid one on another and a button and can-be locked secure- ligation for them!to~acceptrwhoeve7:i4 telephone Cell-two rings—from the Kxchanges for clearing house,;,..
. 8,20080
-alMionera-to receive, -exmoine' and adjust ©U
U. 8. an d Nftttnnfl.1 h a n k enwenov
i«4.4 >«vt't-m,vrrr-f>Tt*«*r' ‘1,001-00- -fiiOOO OOU v„clainsand-deraandS^f-all-nersona- a g a in s t th e as-theB lnkingênt-on-untll'tho-layers Jy_inUth«ifl_pflsitlons._Ifjde8irfid,^l]^Ltbe...flrBt-to_-enteiv-bnt-Uôftdn--hap- qtheT~Pnambwg4oirtKc8i r n a^raccora Ôla Opltt, tvrr*r»vr»vfvnr^.VrVi/rrV,TTTT
J.05600- -l&
" oooocr'roc
Mlste of - -K m ilir B oynton. . la te - o f s&id hhcame BO.OOO feet, ornea'rlyTteh m iles :button-.can- be-pn^hedrback: and -the 'pens- that'they1dir, for tha Tight^riTHrr jhg to a Wlnsted i Conn. V dispatch to silver coin-.................... ;............
2,71145"
i>ooo.c
►Oft;
county, , deceased . hereby glve n o tic e that
Nickelsandcents
77r7^:7.i,..........
“
18126'
y^st--flexed-automatically^by-meanB|4i^:not>Ukelyto.mlssh'i8-chanee4
If
!T4
-,.r
the New York Hehald.
-row-monthB-fromTtatewreanoWW, by ofdiTor 'thick:'*
ja ld Probate Court, fo r - o re d ito rs - to - p re s e n i
-of-the- cord which -opeps and-closes -indeedr he “appears; tbe parents are
•44,816 35 170,078 59 114,923 94
When the ■bell'rinaa twlceiand-Ein Checks, and other cash items.
tteir claims ag ain st th e e s ta te of sa id deceased, " Thoh a t ilast commenced a great the fingers. All the work is done by qtijcldy-called-in-to'ngive^their con
36801
and that they w ill m eet a t th e jaw of$ 0e of ’ uplifting; the struggling subterranean
ney ls-ftthome and does not hear the
the—shoulders.
Raising
tho
elbow-1
sent
t
ern
*
...............—
(Total
place call the dog searches for him. By
t ni i mtn ri rtTi
... i....... ^1726,95812^
. la Batd^ county,-: on the 8th day of forcesrraised a huge load. For* ages moves the wrist one-third of a turn.
there and then(
UABIIJT1ES.
barking and other means ho attractfr
-Juw-andôif "Ihe. 48th day of August this went on until the rocks, crumbled;
■ pwtt. atten o'clock a, mu of each of said days crushed, contorted, rose above the wa - The accompanying line drawings de-1
Capital stock paid in.,.. i| ••■(•4•4*«.»• MIM1 Ii <<
f«t M
. Vr.... . .7. .n -R.40,00000
his master’s attention-io^the tele Surplus
fund.
‘twelve,- examine and adjust said claims.
>
4
M
II
»
*
A
*
»
4
*
Mumito
. .' ■■■■■■■■.
40.000 00
plot
the
mere
important
features
-of
^
j
8wli»
Move
of
Importance.
phoned
Dated April 20th, 191S ___________
tera and cmiMnuad to rise, forming
Undivided
i&V
profit .net. 77
_21,KU4fi .
DtvjdondsTTxnpatd.....
rr
-John^Wattrou
*
iTi-rm
r;
f
*
T h eS w issfed eralcoT m citreb en t
n_Rinney_failB-to--respond-at ■OonunercrsrdeposlU subject to
mhrêhaw:6im~maklffr
John J. Wood
LffiL
. • **»»*•
44
aight^to-thedoubleringB uddashes Commercialoertlficatea of depotrttTTv?: MI•. .<.........................
■- Cotnmlsaionere. B w itzertand a tableland.
II M
—
n oc'.
..........
checks..
5.
.....
209 25
iSUisse de Surveillance. It will «b< to his master ’s room and rouses him. CertlAed
Every hour since then ^ a in and
Cashlor’s checks outstanding
;t7’.- ~.t.1,1127a..............
— — lsm ■——
lôm
posedêf^fifieen^SwlBrappointeb;
That;
is
onerreaBoir
why
Plnney
never
Htatemonies on deposit,.,,:..'........;, . , ; , . ;tt77;7t,'7;'.r . \ ' t 6
;ooooo'
:sn ow rîT erf^giacterând avalanche"
deposits4,bookaoconnts)....-.-..^-,.............................................. '366,944 88 .
by the counoil and chosen from the: fails to report for duty iat' a night fire, Savings
'have been sculpturing into peaks and
Probate Order
Savings
certificates
of
deposit.
............,...........;..
.
.
.
4
.
38,808
8.5— 026.126 of
3
jvarious cantons where Oarmftn,
carv
in
g
.lnto4
-lakcs
and
-valleys
th
at
, t ®JATE OF MICHIGAN, Couhty of Waah•••.
....... i - ..................................................... . ■•.•728,66s12
iFrench and Italian _are spoken. Tb<
-— Napoleon In jDpera.------- -- Btnte of Miohigan,
1 SÂ^-Ss—At-a-sesBion-of^the-probatecoart1 vast—platform=with=}te=reeent=-sedi*^
County of Washtenaw, ss.
:
i
4;
.
f"5
I ff. -Count y of Washtepaw. held at the mentary covering and primeval gran
organization will supervise the im
Long ago drhtnatic authors put Na
1, John L. Fletcher, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above state- 1
PWf,®. h'êe in the city of Ann Arbor, on
■portatlon of supplies and materials re poieon I upon th© stage. R»t until the ment is tree to the best of my knowledge andbelielandoorrectly. rcuresents tbe-true-state oHhe—^
i i q b day, of May, in the. year—one- -Ite core.
IhoaaHd nine hundred and sixteen.
'
.qulred for home consumption and t« present ^the little cornorat’ h as: only several matters therein contained, as shown bythe books Cf the bank.
T
h
e
re
su
ltisa
la
n
d
o
fu
h
e
q
u
a
le
d
-Jv-LTFnBTOHHBi-Oaahier.
_ ^^flt.-WilliamH,Munay. J.udtre of Probate.
p rovide Swiss industries wilh mate spoken,- Now he ls going to sing. The —Subscribed and sworn tobeforemethis8th day of-May, loir,.
—
/
Ifeôf eiara 'A-, granaedr.
:
•
“
nu?^horlnA
tter
of
the
el
-------------------“9«rt, dccease<i1
----:--------- ■
---- --------- —
D. L. Rogors.vNotary-PubitEsr^"
TriaT. -It will exercise no control ovei libretto of the opera is ready and a
. •.
My commission nxnlrea iwHl in iota
h n fe ncm
.b u sh , executor o f said e s ta te
fthoim portitionof metals.whlchîs
, M. Josepii4Lmi6er^
RbbTnTB-Pecu¥a p-Affaction4
J K : n~UtB-eourf htA flaairaddogn^l
Icharge of a Beparate_Byndloateûndei isto-writethe-musicr~TI
ÔUo D. Luick iuic^ ying Uvat th ^ sam 6 m ay,b e h ea rd and: -^rToblfi^wHcirEdward-Beitrandorff
, 11. Kdw. Beach
.government
control.
r Directors.
pie, •’-181Sr1*—The^themevwill include
JohnR. Kemilf
tT ^ ereîftha(4the“t2tlr day of June RfidrLioh (Pa.) shoemaker. Baved from.
.
I
a
-£.
Vogel—
~v!?K:*t-ten-o clock"ln-. the forenoonrat said -a~cst’has'-^deVeloped -sueh-an-affectiom /tire-flight from- the Isle-of- E lb srtb c
~^g*^^c^bgâppointed4f5F^fieaTlhg4^|d
'
FrenchColonlalPosseselona.
idred days, ''Waterloo a n d ^ S t:
T o F 'itlT ^ C u e rlh a f when other robins
^vLl ls“,f ftherordered, timtnacdpy of this in the vicinity m igrated it remained
;
.The
French
pbssessibn.of
Indo-Ghim
Helena.
The role of the emperor will
Wer.A
be published
prevInnT
' ;. time
» three
successive
weeks
prev.
Comprises
the
colony
of
Cochin-China
said
of
*
*
■
—
rbe
taken
by M. Zimmerman, who
■SaipJAM
hearing, in The Chelsea
:
a nowsnapi printed and cirenlatcd behind. /
the
protectorates
of
Cambodia,
Annam,
-?ns2£f^S.1ft*n°wsR»Por
Joins
to
a
strong
tenor voice the NaTH E C O A ST
.Although tho bird; was never, caged
LINE
ia^;t
said
cmmt v of WaB'
.'0
d,c^'u4yof_Wa8htcnaw.^jfPhkin
iMJLBQBHJind-theterrltqry-ot
-poleonicface^T
heldenxef^m
aking
it
does
not
strayfar
from
the
shoe
l.‘
U
n4L
I?^rIF
Ml?RRAY'
Jnfig»
of
Probate^
« tree copy,)
• •
AC maker’s shop,- coming there at inter
TKwong-Chow-Whn,
leased
from;TSiir)B Napoleon
sing
\. ~X mhAa' AMt.Hn.iU
Mr approximately
.■. L-—--:-----does
; r%
- not Jack in-- audacwbnrma AuûNmnoHR. Register.
n aroa^ embraclng'
;vftls during- thB“day-Tmd“Bloeping: in
-;31pyfl00-8quare. miles. The populatior accepted by the French public.
>IT,
the shop every night^Newr-Yorlr
;is estimated at, 18,000,000, ot which
jOttfiVCLAND;
8 UFRALO, NIAGARA FALLS
!'World.
about 35,000 are Europeans, the reat
HURON "ALPENA.ST. IGNACE.
London-8hort of Doctors.
M I - , i- v5l\
Chi
The operation of the English insur
City Men Better Developed.
Vo
n6se, Malays, and Hindoos, The prln ance act, with'Its free medical atten7
A ftBAl* VACATION
City men afe better develoged than
!cipal city as well as the Iprinolpal pori tion to-the low-waged class, i^ seri
country men, acGordtiig-ftrthe report
The W a te r W a y Is th e O nly W a y
of^ entry is Saigon, Coohln-Chin& ously hampered by lack"6f doctors. In
of a Gorman army surgeon, who bases
There are now 1,378 miles offiMlroaf London, the 1,440 panel doctors have
his statement on -tho'fosUlt of the ex*
operated la Indo China:........... .. .. —1 been reduced by n o who have Joined
({ourpeiuf enjoyment. -t
aminatiorTof 10,000 sjîcra. tie says the artificial limbs. At. A'and B 1are
'P. A C. A SERVICB QUARANTBB”
the forces at the front, leaving 1,270
the farmers were inferior in carriage shown tho back and. front views, ?ePurjMSummorMswinthe Two'Glants of
( tho Great lAkm, stni. City of Detroit lit and
J^ndarn War Conditions.
to
look
after-the
city’s
1,600,000
In*
................. ■■■
and In development of-bone and mus- speetiy'ely,. of the .shoulder harness or
The-sword
is
the
cpstfiest
single
aured-personsr
If
therem
alning^numcie, and that ho found ,among them straps .and how they are worn. The article in ‘the oquipmenf-a subaltern
more, cases of curvature of the spiffs, straps are so arranged that by slight offleof of ibe British army must buy, -bOT-'lH further redOWTSy 7 the hew*
flat-foot and varicose veins than ly varying shrugs .of tho shoulders the and since under present conditions ■armies, the medical benefit of the in
.WO STQP* TWHOOTn KXCKrT AT DKTHOtT RVKRY TRIP.
ncTD ERAl BATH H Q g
DSUy scrvtMbetween IViMda nnAPut.ln.nsy, June loth to September 10th.
surance act may be allowed to ldpse,
among
the
city.
men.
■
'
rawhide-cords actuate the arm and | this weapon is worn only tyhen roy- which Wo^ld bring V reai”‘suffering
J. w ' ' YOUR RAILROADTTCKBTS ARBACCHPTBO
(jefferjonÂvc's) M IC H .
hand in the desired ^manner. At C ap-j alty reviews the troops that form oi upon tho poor.
sndnunz*
rttwiioh*'for tnuMOWt*Uon nwww® l>cirolt»nd Olevoluiii.netrott
Economy U/fied,
pears
a
secUqnftl
view
of
the
atm,
Inf;celebration
is
proving’
none
too
welPw^pfnt,ci y ûiPtwd for Riving every »ps ? a .s ^ C T .i!w .!^ w a iX "w™ “ l0 ~ ‘
" ‘Economy’ has become' a word of which the three cords appearing at the come in tpe new armies. Presumably
DETROIT 4 CLEVELAND NAVIGATION COMPANY
South
Africa's
Fruit
Export*,
unusual interest in the last year, left are, in tho order shown, the finger grandchildren of veterans sixty years
ran.rp
__ Pres.
■■
n* n. MeMILLAN,
A. A. SOUANT*. VIce-rrtM. A Genl. M(T.
It is anticipated that large quan
----- . W
----- liKW
'wharf.
fiS '-Central
- though naturally to -a less extent in control cord, the wrist cord and tho el or so bonce will weep over tho dear
Stsndir^’TU
nS*
*,M
w<
™in
tities
ot'
oranges
and'
other
citrus
T 1? by nny spring In America or KuApe.
tth United States than in Europe. Qur bow cord, The pivot appearing at the little rusty tip can in which the old
raining has not fitted us to appreciate center is tho elbow: pivot. The two hero carried his bouillon to the battle fruits -will be available for shipment
\
from South Africa to England during
its dignlty and cultural worth in both cords at the oxtromo right are the fin- lino at MonB. '
the coming season. In qnothor four
heory and practice.’’—American Cook gerrepoyating cords. An enlarged view
years
the South African shipments of
ery Magasinb.
v
, of the lever mechanism of the arm apGet* 8 oft Wood From America.
'K 'k**4*Pr«p. , F. ii. Hay*, Amt Mgrsuch
fruit
wll}, according to tho esti* ^
w+ *****
jears at D. At is is shown the bevel * China draw* its principal supplies
nrnto
of
C:
du Ghiapplni, British gov
[■Me
Shipping - Industry Worried.
(ear mechanism which serves to turn of soft woods from tho United Btatos
ernment
trades
c,omm(Rstonof
to
South
■
—
u
Lake Superior shipping Interests de he wrist, while at F appears the band and Japan. 4n 19J3, the Inst yoaf for Africa, amount to; 400,000 boxes, and
which figures arc available, China im- in fen years to 4,000,000 boxes an
clare that they will never be able to member.—Scientific American.
portod from the United states approxi nually.
move the 66,000.000 tons of Iron ore
; '
;
.
at .which the demands of next yea rs
..... Clsss Spirit In Rainbow.’ . . mately 70t?{iO,000 feet board mcfts'uro,
^ptr, Ate not tUsing the steel contracts have been estimated.
The doss spirit is going strong at yatucir at dUOO.OOft;...Thoflo imports
Greece Exports Much Opium.
more than twice tho amount of
The
big
Minnesota
mines
are
at
the
iNDARB WANT ADS
iartford Gity. A few days ago every wore
is such »n important article
height,of their, prosperity along with itgh school girl In .tho school woro the procedtfig year and 16,000,000 feet OfOpium
you ro elieAvy loôr.
exirett ffom Greece that it ranks
In
oxceis
of
1910.
;he rest of the steel Industry.
silk stockings of brilliant huos—tho
third In thrOountry’s export lint, com
Find & buyer for y.bur pro
class colofs. Thiiro was a display of
ing after tobacco and currants, Thoro
duce,livestook or tools that
, Take Places of 8cldlere,
hosiery of purplo and gold, some pearl Germany Hat 2^00 Amtuilanca Ooqo, was an enormous increogo in the
At ft meeting of the German AmbuTierlin has five schools "ôro wom and gray, others green and white, ahd
y°u do not need.
:
iahcO
l>og* association it wa« stated opium export*,in 1814 on,account of
en are taught tho art of
*
the war, Which rafleetod to Salontki
^jlyourfftttri or find farm street car through th e .c r o w d ^ o r - still others black and rod.
Tho hoys, not to be, outdohe, ap that the number of trained dogs owned ahipment* of tho drug which would
help.
garbed* tod j by the association at the beginning of
mighfsrcB. Mach week botweenJW)
elsewhere.
and
400
woman
oonddetors
are
f^dw* 5 * r WM m t 7
that toe Opium shipped from Greece is used
The cost la Rragll—resulia
n ‘many instances o n ooUars U S t - lWnum
IT GIVES RESULTS
ber w as how LWO.
ated to take the place* of men oaued
arc mire..
oolc
th a
4MI SRonahliMk
«4
•4
■»e" .... .............................
Vil
\;
s,
5? • i
m f -i:.
:~ n T z
!r ‘
.
/;
!/
MB. FARMER
Try The Standard Want Column
Wv\.
; a .:
T TrT ?
A.*
, ,., -uy<t*jrtcg
:-.j*., ;,.'.,r..1m,t, .Wi-Vt^r
Y-vVYYi' Y
_. -’*ii,.j,
-$ir
■4-rV
■/<1
rifi?•»■■■■•cwisrt'
V- ■
THB CHttSIASTATOARD, W
*’<
;■'..?L
ii:
§av-
Ife
m
D u m p lin g s
'•
_
<v/V* ’
STRANGE FASHION FREAKS
9 m 3w>ii Stow* tad Fritw iM Chick**
Woman’i Stylos Follow Stago Fado or
Left oven of roMk lamb, veal or beef, - National Ce«tum*»—QsrtorHtljrtd
the cheaper cut* of fresh meats, and fowls, -:’-Y
C pS*--Voung;Mi'dyrT.
/.
too old far roasting, make delicious and
nourishing stews. K C Dumpling* make
them doubly attractive and the whole dish
Is most *conomlcal~an object to mod
faaUks whllejneats are so high and must
be made to $o as far as possible,
- In a in e c a se s out ot ten fashions
are born* not made, and they can of*
’ten be tracedto the influence of pass*
-tag events, It would leeta that the
short,' fultr skirts which are, now .
K C Dumplings
wftjgfflf 'wtq
»ha n.iiHnUitbali
Br Mn. Nevada Briggs, the well
et which has been so popular of late
“ inS^TAourrS level tmspwn/Ula /f-G* 'ifi'ih e same way as the
tanlaV playaand
B<tmn0~Powder\ | teaepoonrul vtltj b jnwnrl thn niiiim.ffir fiiTi
cupeftorfentnglotifA/w*frearm ’ . ... dAnnna
■cup,
rviiiAwtnvîn1!
dances.
Following'up.the Russian Inifttoge rthree times, the
flnjuiQOr th e Pluto fashion experts ining powder tui4 ealtt
flour,*b*kb„
troduoet) the Cossack coat and htgh
into>this work the shortening
al
Cossack h o o ts.
:____■ . .
—and use cream or milk to
Press
experts
keep
changing
the
make a dough uia.iUfl than for
H£-APPRECIIATEO COLO DRINK
Ftm w ,-ta Enjoyment of His Rtfrefh*
' ment» Galls on .Wife and Cbll*
------ drtn to Join Him,
Y
j t i #
M
i n 7?
Bw y i i D i i iiiiHUiiiiiiiitijNm niiaw
l-“
Y BREVITIES
F, A. putihewjoy
iOporTfl
t o iiw »ii»(rniiw iiin»tm«Hfiiii»i
CTaude Martln o f S^PiOuU county
COLDWATBR-rOharles P, Conklld
says this really happened; A farmor
celebrated
on Tuesday, bis *Torty*sec*
in the Creye Cogur district whose
omi
anniversary
a
wife greatly deprecates Sis intermit*
orcein
Coldwater,
tent convive! tends
,U1:
oudays and greatly en
GRASS LAKE—War
Joyed himself. Upon returning, home
Repurchased the
he wae
warehouse on the cprner of Main and J!_
1
___ _ ________ % drink of cold wa
Lage-»treete, formerly owned byA^
jjaot wife. He put up bis horses and W. and M, W. Dwelle.
ANN ARBOR—In addition to'the
cautiously approachcd the old draw
well, The bucket rose almost noise veterans of the .G, A.
ter, and yet fearing to arouse his vig*
tain-sure voull; not
contentment ofâ
old-jimmy
rolii
pn
lessly as he pulled tha .wiadiaas
h e __ _ "
:y infantry will march t a t ho
fashions, a s - lt we
_____ _
hold so more. Decoration^. DavYnarade here next
" , Bf| The night was quite cold And the wa* Tuesdt
'embroidered blouses'’ w ere the ter splendid,
r W
^ A j e c u ii a t
j o g u e . Then machines Were so p e r
P to ^ ilH s Green when
footed th a t
___
u& iraled^heim nd'W orkTand ^'M ariat^hrshbutcd, wW 5 S r j a H be wcently. jtte n d e d ^ Masouiu lodge
dvtv*
ahlon experts retaHsted^byUeB
hg blouses as plain &a they would he
madd,
Y . Y ; Y Y Y t ;'Y ;,; Y'.:.;
The fashion i o r uncurled feathers
j r a s ^ e ^ e s u l t r o f a w et day. Curled:
ostrich feath era-Were-OB et
n T a tlio m e ,fa sh io n a b le function,
the raih d eecen d ed 4 n to T ren teah d ©y
ery feather was soon absolutely
straight. Milliners, always alert for
an Idea, were struck, with th e appear
steSf'ta
.i
.. n
Allow
the:
stew
to
bolt
down
to
that
the
RM
liquid do** not cover the meat o r1chicken,'
mm
Add half's cup of cold watei'to'stopjts v ”
M
m ml
ing and drojLthq dot«h tolas** •;
-fep-ftl^fcrTSeat o f chlckern—Co
Ilf
JN«hqpdirf5ri5minute*.
lU-±~~rMade with K CBaking Powder -and
etcamed ija.thU-way| damgirnga_are «• light
asbliculu and are delicious with thickened
gravy,
ThUmlpefcadapudfronuêfo^^^
Pot Pie i n ‘fTh*"C6olc'V Book” by Janet pstrlchplumeaiicoame^hfrdemhn^
___ OsSblon for wearlng ribbons In
McKenaie HUl, editor of th*
termlngledjKith curls-piled on the top
90
of the head originated In the reign Of
to eat and that help reduce the cost ofHying, Louis XIV of Fraftce. A certain Mile
“The Cook'a Book*' sent J^te for the
w $%'''■ i
colored certificate packed in every 25-cent Fontange was out hunting with the
can of K C Baking Powder, Send to J«qu§* king and- oourt. When a hi
ftifc&r:.- 2 I
_
5 if”and pulled 41
Mfg Co,,.Chicago,
dovî; With quiok resourcefulness, she
leaned downFPuHed off her rlbbo;
_
if
Wha t f o p o ^
king, noticing the pretty effect
complimented h e r on her charming
ic K a e M iC o m e * o n
cQlffure£=imdr 4rwa sthat- moment the
m:
" “fontange,1* as it waa termed, became
■__ —ujPeHjr'ICiaaey FlUs Uave done ms
-the rage. "
.7
"?
moro. good Dsaa glfiO.00 worth o f other
It cannot hiTdented that most of the
mvdloist,” writ«sChA«,F,Tq£Of Him*.
more extrjme-fashionB ori
*comes on, ondihseem p i-thejtagir,-hut the'
f,yjUi^ctw^tana3nikpMnr*nU-presi~ JoB.a_are=duerto^Toyaity. The vogue
* ■■
“ '
• ' * .indaia
_____ -yourmust^coimiiUo^ to :for hlaok andiw hlteJ^tah^ssm ot-yet
But'geTa bottle ofJW oy KWnejr-1Tneaô^tr .waB"the result of the death
^begtrrjSRIng'-' them*' They. of King Edward.
usually help from the very first doses.
JH>/,
It Is worth a good deal.to youtokftow
that Foley Kidney. P ills give you. J u s t; GOVERNMENT
SELLS
COM
withPrincs Alft^rt tpfcac^l^^^^
••Whatever do you jgant^ em and - iu'Muncheêr. r lt waB past-mastcrs'
ed his wife, from the house. .'What
ard you standing out there in the lot,
bellerin^ lik e ^ fc a lfjo rt”
"OhpMarla,” the TTuBbsml pleaded,
“you *and the ohildron-come on out
shore and git some of this gpodwater,”
—St, Louie Olobe’Dfmocjrat, >,
— . Out o?"the Ordinary,
“I’m very jnuchjafrald-m y wlfe is
going to bavehrata trouble," sald the.
druggist. *
n lg h tu n d ith e ;o ftlc ^
th a t »i^
P . A . c » m e s to y o u w W i a
g o o d n ess # n d . ^ ^ s a t i s f a c t i o i v ^ ^ T S v Y l t J s ^
foTffieaTO team-when he wfts. rftisjEui-f
toia Maeter Mason 17 years ago. He
liyedi;in:lylai^€ster
/ ,?What reasons have you for think
l n g j o r queried hie. friend, the doc
tor.
, .
atriklnp- fh « Kavoa
“Last Sunday,” explalned the,
adiy injuring I t ,! T heliarness
makor.Yi^whea—-she feturned from
church she repeated the text and was smashed to plecesrby t MrrFiTenc^
never said a word about what the biiiracuiouaiy__eai
am e j^ oberlfwaa notified an(T
other women,ha
overhauled the^partles in Obelseai
DIDNTUNDBR8TAN0,
year or
morel o f undecision . the—Methodlat
j-people;h^ve a t last detewnihed to, go
ahead with-tbeir church huUdlng^pro^
-lect-andY S&Lol^^lwixtrrbulHinFlA
lidvertised fo rjile . v^heofflciaLboard:
decided a t one its^meetinga somejtiroig
: ^
e soliciting com*
mittee had reached th e sumjqll®§i9Q0
In dependable: pledges Tthe m atter
would bYcojisldereiLfeasable and that
aw untlw hs reached p few* days aga{
sm d^tae-ôi^vitbêYmmmence^ as
aoonas^he"Qldchm^hJ)uil
what your eystem needs to' repair th e
.... weak sick kidneys. I t Is ihelr inabllU y
pQsed^qf'ainrTbnfovedâs tlie new
Two BIO-EuetStfttionsitrPlhama Zone
to do tholr work properly th a t causes
Jtkr
building
WliTbe a brick-atructureYand
your pain end misery. ’ Foley-K tdney'
Nave Thriving BuslnesaVVIth
FUls-lend-tt<r-iffiatne«ai?ed"and elderly
wljj^bo7
effected-oi^the^PTCBen:
tmere.
the spryneas a n d .elastlolty of.
e plain, but
S leh^--TheyJalte-ftWartr7tha^caUae
of
iaoheTstlff and aching Joints, rheu*
At_th§. r a te of 12,OOi^tons a trip two
commodious, with a view aB to service
■i I
mat Jo'pains, and annoying bladder-and
>ig coliterg-a re now
rather than display.—Review,
urinary-troubles, ' TryjHei
ir'i ;■'ili-.i1
lent co al p la n t a t O riste
The Farmen—Hev you noticed how
-in
YPSILANTI - Autqmqidlefl^don’t
bal, Uanal Zone. T h e colliers a re the purty Sila% Corntassle'a-daughtei* is
come,'when.they
are whiatiedfcfiland
AoîHes apd th e U lysses. T hey arc .getting to be7
'
j...
BpecimeiRsIof
thr
saptf^^TrnTT^TTff
OHAS. STBINBACH
GOO fe e t loiig and 80 fe e t beam, the
The Par8on (aomewhat of an artlat)
e
_
r______
' ' ' Harness and Horse QoodB
largesLoqal-cadTlera^Jo fa r constructed
Why, Abe’s nn hflRMttfnbîrffipibY
Repoirltut of all kindsa specialty. .AJbodealer h e re .’
Tier CJain, who
i
e___ ________
_
a UUslMLIUAtmueotA^t^ lefnds and Sheet
_
hau- wishes th a t they were as ea|y^to-;rec*
MtaloTTStoinhAoh Block, ObelseA.
ognj>;e aa dogaÂYmstae^YnaiaFgot
»m her ma,
Iw-Out^fbetTrecently-and -reported
Rapid
Prosreaa;__
^
h
e * jitb ^ ^ ofc:hls"ma^6htne7—
Dentist.
twenty trips a
“I —understand You have
1:
^ke wasAtandlngin front
TgMfpyoar aad ^ cc o rd i^ ly -Y h ey ^ li ca
hoatlof-fromKaalaadr**----- ..
of-the
complalnaut’rt
place of business,:
40:000 tona each to the^govenHa"
“Yes. I'm giving him a few lessons but a wojman’a c o a tiu ithadcoqvtnced
one. ■■■ ■
in hanging on to his itc h e s ,/ "
j}
-GrQrJLANJSth e man t h a t~ir .was not-bis.
The Achillea and Ulysses,werebuilt
“g h a t’s.the-AraWessont’ ^Y ^
achlne
Veterinarian
"by. the Maryland" Steel jornpany-at
'“H erogeatfjfter-m er^H atT g^S jrt^’local
- ^ r ^simâ-fountHrsecoud^m
B ^ --—
oYtheaarae
make
as
the
“stolen1
car
Sparrows—Point,"
MiL,
i
at
a
costot
■f-33—"I '"“TnSoeat Oha«,.Martin's 14very Barn. Phone
ings-had ajotel^ndHobokenu
M
h
v
r
'
;
i
■
No.
6
W
.
•
Call
answered
day
or
nitthtv
V
n
front
of
a
store-next^daorr^Tlh
ere
_about
fL000,000
each,
T
h
ey
j^
iy
a
B
.Vi.t h ' |
^"How^n he getting along?”
of Panama
wns
mud
on
it^ko
the
frantic
busthesa
"Pine. He^can.aay that-sentence
M
i?-:'\-<
GXQHGBW .BROKW
;i«
‘oVtv_U....■
liners.-----"
how and only-drop two out of the mafl was*sure that it was not his
teaTBstate Dealer;
Th_ere„.are two -government - coal ..five ’altehes.” ’
sleuths watched-feHtonrsTgurlDg ..the
m
Uonej- to Loan.—Life and^Ftre lnsuranoe,- plants at Paifama, -one -at Uristobal
rlzKly evenlng.—Finally the woman
BAtch.Purand-bloek. jOhelaeA^Miohi and £he: other at Balboa, The larges
qht Be Worse,: ..
came.
She had pulaher—eeatYn" the
at firlHtnhal, la__«iftpahfarTirT»gdina
“•Doppel certainly does look rldlcuU 'Wtongcar. Theiuainesajaaadwouidn’t
----------- :--- :—— ;----------- Y including a rvaurrv
reserve oua iu bJg motor car.’
I
- 8. A, MAT
— 0Q_hcms^not inciuuing
^
„
heliove-thcFmachTneJnYront of his
etore of 150,000 tonsjQEJthoûae oLthSi
fl0y»
__
eralD irectorandEm balm er, rYnavyr-_ Government agents say that
“He wears: big goggles, the latest store was hia until he had wired Lan
Flne Funeral Pujalahia**,—esfihraniniri
they will always be able to sell fuel fo agony in motor -caps, a coffee-colored ai tândJounii^hatYheHtcebsY7^ ^ _senn>ptly-niirht or day, Chelsea, Miohlj
PhoneSr-;
-' >■ ;■.._ ....
merchant ahljm at a cheaper rate than coat and /&^ ah-of-eaorm oua'laubY e r was the one standing in hiarhame.
private conceroaY
IdtsY
.
- — ------0 . 7 hf.'ARbiODR
Y • ‘WeHrtdon’t obJect to a man dress*
YillageBoardof Review.
Y
Duok Flew AvvayJrom War Zone.
Veterim
ing up like that,Yust-so-he d
w -w
The-Board-of-RevtewYf theVUIage
Fourteen years eipcrfence. YXuoJeneral1 ^ During the first week of .December plaaterhlsYar with pennants when he
ftuôneerlns^-.Phone^20; Resldenoe. 119 Kost a hunter, several-miles east of Henry- makes a tour through the country." C of Chelsea will meet in
nldaleltreet, Chelsea;
_ _ j - otta, Oklau„8hot- and kiHed- a^Harle
__
elaejôsYIluesday^:
d-Wednesd^YTuneTa
ud77uud also
quin
duok,
a
rare
species
in
this
narti
--------—
Htrates)
__
H.TirW1THBRBLL,
'
of the S o u th g e aL ^ to a o le d bFIH e
H ubÎtoIdB ohrB um 0aLw em ight on Monday and T uesday, dgneYSYand
Attorney at Lai
reautv of plumage andd jamark^
a rk ^ dropTn
dror
m. ugtU 4 p. m ^.to
on them .tonight.
...... ....
ingsrrthee"fiunter7carefuliy^ scrutinised
Sm*n block, Chelsea. Michigan.
Wife—OhtAadge^-YotrknoWnr^ht reyiew^rnd. atQusTthe assessment roll
his trophy, on one; tag Jtjsh ic h -h ft-w a n T to visit those people; and l can't of said village,
foundâ^metal^band lnarked 4‘24 Be^ see why you do.
JAMR8 8. GORMAN,
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Dated, Chelsea, Mayj ^ J E
lie Zoo.” The duck was mounted by
Hub—1 don’t. X told him that so
—
AttornejLfi^Law,
H^RY"H71tV^YjA8Se8SQr.
a Guthne taxidermist, and la how the that .we can stay a t . horne to:
Office. Middle street east. Cholaea. MichICAO property of Mr. Walter Wilson o f the without tear of having them dro^T ta
First NationalJbank of Henryetta. The <m usf
ownshipBoard WTtevlew;
mmprobable^route Of migration Of this
STIV ER S A KALMSADH,_____ The Board of Review of Sylvan town*
fe
Tduok is.regarded ns pf intereat to-orMa’a Too Busy,
_
53,’; i ‘.:*---- - V riY ^Y jA toadys
ship'w
ill meet in the clerk’s room,
nlthoiogttrts. "Crossing the northern
“Everybody's
sick
at
your
house,”
town
hall,
Chelsea, on Tuesday and
. QenerAl Uw praotioe Jn eU-eourta, -'Notary
“Yep. Pa’s got the grippe. So has Wednesday, June Q and 1, and also on
.Publlo Jtt.the office. Office In HAteh-Durand Atlantic in J ts flight from Germany,
the duok reached the shores of Amer* Aunt Marx, and 8ister Jane. I’m Just
block. Chelsea, Michinn. Phone 63.
Monday and Tuesday, June 12 and 15L
ioa,' and then proceede
getting over it."
1918,
from 9 a. m,.hntil 4 p. m», to re
light. Naturally, .the
“And your mother? HkB she the
view and adjust th trassessm
noise and disturbance of war in Eu grippe, too?”
rope is attributed as a possible jreason
“Gee, whtss no! Ma ain’t
for the duok’s long journey to a now t1mn Jn ftnvfi it fihnn fill lf>" wiiiTi on
Dated, Chelsea, May 25, 1918.
land.
It
is
hard!:
to
rest
of
’em."
,
°
J. W. Van RU'EK, Supervisor.
:A^-Full.L in e " o f "Work Shoes:
te aoroaa Asia by way of
Bering sea.
- ^
speoSalty
Growing Family.
50,000 BOTTLES
"Takingra cheerful view of tfto is
SCHMID & SQM, W. MidOieSI,
J4ow Smoking injures Hoaith.
all a matter of habit,” said the phi
Laboratory work at-the Paris Medl losopher.
Bold in Michigan in Six Months
cal college indicates that, tobacco
“Perhaps so,” answered the man
eraoking does ih’juro the heart, bu| with a worried look, "but so Ion* as
Proving conclusively th at Michigan
Uae the T R A V E L E R S not,
as generally supposed, on account the stork continues to show such-par- people are satisfied with Tanlac. They
R A IL W A Y G U ID E of the nicotine present. Tobacco with tlality to my' household, 1 fear it’s have found it ah honest jaedlcioe
p r i o r a e OR NTS
various proportions of ntcotine wSs a habit I won’t be able to acquire, H which tulfills all claims made for it.
OHIOAOO
411 • . D*AR»0*N S t ., OHh
used in^the tests, and the effeot on the
They have found i t a splendid tonic
heart was .the same. Oak leaves were
Youthful Egotism,
and system builder, purely vegetable
found to produce very much theniame
“Miss H iw er will read a paper be {^composition and tree from the'often
rosult as tobacco, and the copoluslon fore the Thursday Literary dub on
leaved mineral taint. They have
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BetWAenJackson, Chelsea. Ann Arbor, YpsiJanM reached was that the harmful effects ‘British Bards.’ *‘
found
th at Tanlac not only stimulates,
are due to produots of oomhustion oon
^
AndOetrolt.
.
...
“ThbVa a rather large order,! should
but
best
o f ail, RECONSTRUCTS.
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talnod in smoke of widely different say.” '
Tanlac
quickly
to the seat of trouble
origin.
Kastern Htewlard Time. ■
“Depends on hqw you look at i t
She says she can do Browning nledy and soon brings a welcome change in
in * paragraph.”
tlMlTMO OAAS.
Bpllnter From Heart,
health. Tanlac has proven of wonder
■Detroit S:45 a, m. And every two hours
Early in tho present war a silver of
-1^
ful benefit in cases of stomach, liver
. M l a. m. »nd every two hours stoel from an exploding grenade poneVery Unusual,
and
kidney disorders,Yrheumatism,
I*n*lna t:Nn. m.
"Then. you say you have a model nervous disorders, headaches, unsound
LOOAl, o*ns.
> trated^ the heart* of a French soldier
mam, (eturesA east of Ann whoro it remained for four and a halt husband?"
MW) iDS'ha. and every two hours to s:ao months. Itocontiy surgeons sifoceeded
"Quite. Since vo htwo boon mar sleep, indigestion and all forms of
TlDuS fit*. To YpsUAntt only, VJ;M H«u,
\
, 8eor*6t45 am, Si« »m, A»d ewry two In removing it in a delicate" operation ried ho hn» -JK- .ei*. rIvpj^ the nejgk* Catarrh.
Tanlac may be obtained here a t the
and the man is regarded aa qored, lor bors a mornont'a un\l, ty.'*
store of H. H. FennCo,“ -Adv.
the heart agte nonaaRg,
ij^wwthvma.
DETROIT UNITED LINES
^
time.
ôcal
_DEXTER*—W hepYEliWard^Fr e nc h
was returning home from Dexter earTf
Thursday evening and as he-was turn
ing Into, his own yard, an automobile
coming behind him.at a high rate of
speed and without any warning what*
eve'r, crashed into the side of his rig,
SHOES
maylive to
110andnever
b ack ! P r i n c e A l b e f t h a s a l w a y i ^ ® n s ^
d
c o u p o n s o r p r e m iu m s . W e prefel l ^ g^v e tlH w ityl
•
P rin c e A lb e r t a ffo rd s th e k e e n e s t p i p e H l ^ c ig a r e t t e
e n jo y m e n t! A n d t h a t f la v o r ,
c o d n e s s - H s r H s ^ d G J '^ T h a t so u n d s,
answers the
without bi
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ISceTSIbert isn't any
t h a n • t o Y a ^ ^ m o ^ t h e ^ a r e s t p la c e t h a f l
to b a c c o a n d a s k fo r “ a Supply o f P . A ” Y o u
o u t a little c h a n g e , t o b e su re , b u tJ tV th e _ c j(i€
fullest in v e s tm e n tiy o u H e v e i^ n ia 4
t6f>py~na eagit 9e t my r
Uftt, w et nandtom* nottad-and
fla/f,pound tirr~AiimIaort-ana-~ Mat ehver vryitnb-gtu*» potma
. ftwmWpr wi/n .ipon*«rmp/*J«rt*»
top that keepeJthe lubattviittuen
tatundid conditionr~~
(\lrReyneWrTob*eco Ca,Wintton-Saiem,N.C. Copyright Ibid by R. J. RoynoM* to b u erC o .
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Valuable Prizes Given Away Every Day
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A M On T h u rsd ay. F rid a y a nd Saturday Afternoons at i
A D elicious. 8 6 c Supper S e rle d From 6:80 to 7 P m
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Wm. Fahrner is now employ eiL'at
[-John Parrel ijrCo.’s store. ' ^ .. f ~
Born, On Thursday, May 2fltb, to
i Mr. and Mrs, JbbirGhoffej, a son.
D r.’R, 8 . Armstrong la quite ill a t I
hla hpm e^t Oavanfl,»gh
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Mr' am* Mr*JKent Walworth moved
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J to their new residence onlW aihldg:
~ gigftRQ» Tneway, l
' Edwln'Plelemeler Is now' euiployed [ •
f’
by theWm-Bacen-BolmesCo,------- j. V X:Hoavei;,^tormerlyof thia^piace,
i haânnounced tb at he will erect a
Mr*, Ohas, M artin entertained' th f -[WOiOOQ residence at Ann ArborV>brfc
Five Hundred1Club Tuesday evening. I upon which will start this week/
OVElR
>T
(i.
^ YoMSMh»tJ!9!>^•nV*h' MW«l«tyle, the flneit. fit,ini'
the bee^ of qualitiea at the loweet poeBible cost,
-We eay we hftvgjust that kindofolothing to-oflet^rnM n ^
e^tesrvftrietyofcQtorr, pattern# ami models.
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Youiay^that le what_everyjTa6fchant eaya_.abQuth}^flioti^
jog. We
don’t taka their wordlfor it oroura either, make:
Ityour bufllhea* <o
all the merohants in town and êe what
they have to offer. ^Thftt’a the aureat way we7
fi*yt
thftLwfrJdwe^hpmoBtln
ft
the lowest
fit s .o o
T O
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z/k.
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the bomestead ln Lima tQWMhipf-.ta
Bpring; and Axle Co.
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Bmpry p r Qhlpqm
CoaaiUeraUoB
All Qf the OheJrea mefchanta wUlj $1700.
close thelr placea of busipefia a t noon | ^_
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Dpcorattqn Day, for theHFemfduderofj T h\C bel8ea Screw Co. is having,
tlie day.\
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the village Water, piped, t9 It*; new
,
’’ • P"
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{factory s ite and is having a drive*
^M r^RtfM T8rW e8ley"e anaeia wererw"ay"^Tracro88 the Commonwealthcalled to D etroit lastw eek bythVMr-J^QWer Co.’s propertvi
HburiHifttr of Mrs. C a& ^T dTliStlFrrTr"’ : :
Mrs. H. M. Dean.
T ' BdrôCThureday,--Mây
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Mr. ' trod ^ fa , Fred peaterle, a ;aoh.
Mrs. Cone f 4,lghthall was tafrttft| Mr. attd^MrsrQmderle arettieparefi
to Str^____
t. . for*' sa n lta rr e m
Choice lineôl New Summer Hftta. Capa; ShirtsTNeokw^
Qlovea, iioeiery, eto., now on display.
Men’s And Boys’ Footwear
—In MflnVBhfteB we have-yh^VelourncSalFan'd Wax Calf,
In both blaok and tan. Work Shoes in all heights, water proof
.j?gr_Dpys uui Uiw iruom plete 1ft' Viol, Velour Calf, and - Wax'
Calf, in both blaok and tan, at all pricey
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lTOW model, cleanly bakery, where-only-the best /ingredients .kre
mod. Qall us any morning. Phone 67, and order the pie of your.
If ltLlsn’t agoodpieyoucancomeâclt uiHleetyouûioney^
That’s fair Isn’t It,
"
departmelii;i8 well stocked, with. dY~
_
o rth e b e tte r kind. Fresh shipment of Gold BondPeanut Butter fust recelved. Try I t r We arsoôlTer you the be«tTeas
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Cotfees-^the m arket affords. -Give our wagon driver your order,
i ^v^tything we hauUle guarantee d 'tHY best for the tnooey.—
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HOM E B A K ER Y
Tkone B7 / '
T. W. WATKINS, Prop.
BSTAJBLIsilK D
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li, Surplus and Profits, $1
OUR RECORD t
^°d)’ yoani of Succoesful. Progreesive, Conaervativo Banking
home
R SAVINGS,
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
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? ^ HOLMES, Pw*
JOHN L. FLETCHKft, Cashley
u KEMPF, Vioe Pm.
D. I*. ROGERS, A»’t Pwhler
HOWARD a-HOLMES, Auditor
Board of Direotprs
H« S, Holines
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^•I*aren
C. H. Kempf
Otto D. Lniek
i* P- VofM
bXlw. Vogel
C. Klein
l). KB<«ob XR. Kempf
K. SL Spaulding ,v
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^ O f e t W H I T B COODS SOLO AT THE SAME PRCCT ARE NOT THE SAME
- S S S 'S Iv - S y a S WILL STAND THE STRAIN OF THE WASH-TUB ALTHOUGH
THEV POSSESS THE DAINTINESS. VOU DESIRE.
.. JP it^ ’UNES" OF WASH GOODS AND WHITE GOODS. BOTH MADE-UP AND
!^?PAT* SATISFY. YOU NEED SOME OFTHESE GOODS RIGHT NOW. EVERV
tS;VOU WILLMAKE
SOME OF THEM YOURS,
- m CORSETS?^ WE HAVE THOSE WHICH GIUE VOU STRENGTH. -COMFORT
AND A PERFECT FIGURE.
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owashlpjo Dr. Rlker of Ppnttam also |—Harry B. Taylor,-of-Detroit, l8 -lh4
W agh^ ooda.
Hrfx$y-8ik acres o f tUVrsame fa rsrto lc fiica g o thla week attending th e ; Na*
’-!■-i Bplash Voiles,, floral'designs, b eau tifu f colors
Roy HadleyT-r
------| tional Convention of the Ediaon. 06.,
ihgs p ric e lS c r
as a delega,te from Ih.e D etro ltEdl-êaclrO toth7reeicm zeci77(SiubC pIa^
Poatmaster Hummel - announces- son Co. MrrTaylor ls a son of hfra,
a
splendid m aterial for out door wear+.prtce SOo.
th a t the postofflee will close a t 9 J. 0. TaylOrJof this place.
Ginghams, any color you want in plain. All
o’clock Decoration Day morning.: The
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rural carriers will not* make their { in a letter to the Standard, H. J. , the new checks and Btripes are here priced a t 10c.
IS ld ie and Ido.
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rlps'that dayi
^ r.
KruYera former Sylvan resident, nOw
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B
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yard
wide,_.dark_and.
light, hand- .
I engaged In theihardiware business-at]
some
patterns,
9
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and
M
e.'
Q w lH gto^heteachera’.receptlouat I Sherman City. Michigan, says th at!
T b ^ irp n )e ^ l-S n p e i^ V e .i^ e iftp S lJ K fifO fiQ rr there ‘iiT v ^y ”"coldnsSS'l
w aning ./this-evenlhg,' the - Misses th at they have had, a great^deal-oi
►nregood.
“f**Messrs. N. H. Cook, M, A. Shaver, I The filth annual lecture course giy* |
J. S. Cummings; Earl Lowry, Lester en by the Brotherhood of the, ConWlnana. -Tkerachmldr^ e o r ^ a r< ^ ^ .|g re g a tlo n a l church haslmen announcj; Baxter and Lyle Runciman attend-1 ed with the following. numbersL-Viedâd^fasuniu meeting a t aub Arbor {Old Tuwne Quartette, The luphnrj:
['SeTfettdd.fifB, TW ' HkttmUi'u Court |
injLevemng.
Singers, BeilharzL en tertaln erf-and i
"TiiezPikMer;Mo1^rSales Co. report Sharland-P.^Pannbn, lecturer,--Thd4
the following recent salest Fords to dates will be. announced lnter.
George? Gage,4 William Bahnmlller, —- :
Verne iFordyce,'Mrs'. Chas. Paul, E. j
i , Church Clwlei.
Oi W etzel,' Jay Easton, Dodge cars
-to-Frank Gramerand Albert Hlndererri— Y----r r ------ "Baptxstt
0 entertain the C hatt 'n Seau Club.
GhurchxervlcesramL 8 unday^flchoolj
fty
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: a f r o f^ p & o & th e b o y a-w h o ;w ere^soêer*
Ann Arbor Tuesday, where she will iously burned last Thursday.
undergo an, operation. ^
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The village^ fathers are preparing
- Cone—Llghthall has purchased a to place a traffic cop at th e' lniferBec*
I'esiderice in Ann Arbor.- Mrv and | tlon of Main andMlddlc streets. I t
Mrs. Ijlghthall expect to mo veto thfl
new home in 'the near-future.
legend,4T orn to,the Right.”
V' '• \tmX-u
Miss Mlnnle K e rrla e a s^ o ^ ^ trn ltp l—
apenr-âturday apdBu|^ y wlJih Chel« j'movedrtbeir household goods~to Jack
sea •friends; Miss- Kerrlness.“was~a | BOh7whCTe~MrrM c ^ Tep=f s^n;tefbBtdc
former teacheLln.theOhelseaJchoolSu|-ln_the,Majh8tic and Colonial theatr.eB,
. .1 • ,
both of which are'proving very sueacrgs_of-j;he^W allfarm la^H extee l ------- ^ - —■ 7 ■ • -
Goods
-r-r-
^r-Geor^ M tllspaugh; hub ,a c c e p te d :: a [ -Cfco, K ru m p |^ ^ d ^ n is tra tb r~ o f th e
Position In th e ofilce o f; th e Leyvia | e s ta te o f Q eorge Gfytekunat, has 'sold
His.fat 11;15 a^m.
sdventh birthday Tuesday,
daughters, Mrs. J. J< Haarer of f)ej pONQhROATIONAL.
troitiuidJMrs. Jlalph Holmes and her
Morning
worship a t 10 o'clock with
sons_ofBattle Creek spent the day
with, him. H e was the reciplen t of » (ige^mdn;f>y ReV, G»
-Bachelor,^ p fj
uumber of congratulatory telegrams. Richmond.
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| ■Sunday school a t 11 o’clock a. m.
- Mr. and~ Mrsr- F ;~Pr~Glaxter - and
METHODIST EPI^C»PA£..
daughter-Dorothy, of Detroit; spent
Rev. G, H. WhltasFrRMtor.
Suuday in dhelsea, bn their
P
re
a
c
h
in g a t 10^
=home=&om=Graud Rapids oit-an-au
trip. Miss Dorothy" has completed ]L-Blbie school a t 11:15 a. na. ■
-her scKbdnterm a t Mrs. A. Travis’ Epworth League a t 6 p. m.
mademy,^nd will^pend her vacatioFi"- Ancordlal invitatton to dll;
In Detroit.
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Rsv. A. A. Sohoen. Psator.
Muglin U nderw Baiv
GREAT VALUES IN MUSLIN UNDERWEAR-:.
Corset Covers at 19c. M e,.SOe and:We,
Nightgowns at 80c, 90e, 78c and.00c.
. Drawers at i>8c, 80c and 80c.
■petticoatgworth 75c, special-price 80c.
^Muslin Underwear for the stout women- BetjteYmade ahd better flttdng-than the Muslin Uh«
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derwear yod have beenbuying.- All slEes up to4fl;
'Men^s Nightshirts, good-quality, muslin and.’
roomy garments, price 80e.
v
W aists and M iddy B lo u ses.
Tke new-,modelS\are here, made of an extra- '
strong Co.utll or; Batiste, neatly trimmed, special
values a t fl.bO. ■'
Higher grade Corsets ft.SO and up to $#,00.
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A special in Waists at $1.00; and there are
Waists at $1.80 and up to W.00.
—------ ---- Middy Blouses a t 80c and $1.00.
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mpany
H. S. Holmes Mercanlte Ca
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Fine Straw Hats
. You’ll find all of the best straw shapes here in Sailors and Panamas; at
so many different prieea, that there*8 not a man of you who eannot fin^
just the thing to suit hisêad, his mind, and his pooketbook. Prices range
4 ?pm $1,50 up to $G*0 0 .
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-urgingrfthe- observancer of Tuesdayr j^h^fthriftLftOrvlccR Sunday^mornln^
May;30, as Memorial Day, he suggest* ft*
o'clock,
^ t b s m - t L p a r t o f thc .puhlic-xxejJ- Sugday-sctiool Su n d ayan 0:30.a ;-m
ss th a t bells be tolled from 12k)0 Young People’s meeting a t 6:30 p.m<
o*clocknobn_untll 12:05j.that flags be The Ladies’A Id Society, of St. Paul’s I
placed a t h a lf mast., and th a t com-lchurch will be the guests o f the -Ald
-rades stand >ylth uncovered heads dur« | Society of St. jo h n ’s church, of Fran
cisco, on Thursday afternoon, June]
Ing this period.
1 st This m eeting will be held a t the
The “-little “Glass girl who- was" so] htra«“ of ‘ Mra* Chas. Eschelbach, orj
terribly_ burne<l last-Thursday died j Grass Lake townahip.
that evening, The. funeral was held
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from the ChvircH of Our Lady of the f
' ' s^‘ J0.H?
Sacred. H eart Friday, Interment a t . „
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Mt. Olivet cemetery. Of the two Special dedication of the^new _mcboys burned, the P esterle bOy Is jn morial windows at 1H5 Sunday afti^-j
the most serious condition, but it ls ° 0<^ ‘ The Rpeakers will bo Rev. Dr,,
thought that ‘they will “both recover, £
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Nothdurft, The choir, of vSt, Paul’s
A -'velvet ROW n b re -.e re e n t o . l S S ’’* i C^ n '
to™l9h_tUe|
been installed In the Princess theatre
*
by the Detroit Theatre Equipment
SALRM GKRMAN M. R. CHtJROH,
Co, Pictures projected on the screen
NKAR FRANCIHOO.
R*V, G. 0. NoVWortU PmRot.
are'rttaark ab ly clear and distinct,,
possessing great depth and a natur* Sunday school Sunday 9:30 a! m;
al color tone, while the eye strain so Gcrman-^rorship 10:30 a, m.
notlctble to many people when pic Epworth League 7:30 p. m,
tures are Wing projected on a pi bin English worship 8?00 p. m.
white surface is almost entirely elim* Everybody most cordially invited.
tested, even when sitting close to the
' .. ’ AmwmaeMR«wtii.
curtain.
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. . . . , Chelsea Temple, No. U7, Pythian!
Two interurban cars met in headon sl8terti will meet Thurtslay evening,
collision about 8:45 Wednesday night j wne
Regular meeting and Inlttaon W atts' MU on the P., J. A O.'Ry. | tlon.
near Jackson. No one was killed but
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ma, In two CMC. prw o (n»»l. ANn.lt- £ " V'
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It Is evident a lutsunderstanding o f |” ^
There will be an autoaipbllr asortleW was res;>oiKslble f^r the wreck.
sembled
every night right be fore your
Ernest K. Pierce, !H>n of Mr. ami Mrs.
eyes
itythe
qukkest possible time s t J
Herman Pierce of Lira a, was among
the
Industrial
Fair and Automobile
the Injured, and wa*.taken to the ho«pltal. HI* Injuric* are not x> wrioun show in Jackson the week of Jane ft
as first, reported, Mr. Pierce la the It will be-worth foio* to see,
1>„ J. A O, agrnt at this station. 'Dlls
85 per cent of the gas Is put into I
hill ha* figured in other wrecks m thmwater
im a GAS WATER HRAT
which Chelae* people have been Ms* ER. Can the Gas Company1* repreM SUUvc, talephooc l E - A d v .
jured.
7 Summer Haberdashery
Athletic Uaderwear, comfortable, serviceable,
—^tt~50c a suit and-more.
^
^7 - ; ~ "
Cool, summor weight Shirfcs at $1 . 0 0 or up.
Fine GravatS—wo show some “beauties1* at
50c.
Wash Ties,
25c.
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New Arrow Collars at 15(5, 2 for 25c.
Wo sell and guarantee Cadet and Wilson Bros. 1
Hosiery.
Large assortment of colors in flbye silk and silk
lisle Hosiery, 26c.
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The l>est ,wearing work so&s in town, hero at 15c, two pair for 25c.
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SIJ
S6»nA*V<«!l'£Efe'/i1;.:.
s
and Oxfords
Men’s Shoos and Oxfords in all the now and
nobby styles, in Gun Mobil, Vici Kid and Russia
-Calf. - ■ .
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AH guaranteed for satisfactory wear.
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of the near-tmgedlea of
trwheir
or woman!*
tho rlch vjcrowd with Whom w i :
or the hot played at tohool Id
'■•>■
i" -AV.i'i
.Mf V\. .* !",•
•H
' «tv/y
BO O TH T A R K IN G T O N
o f a B itf
M a n in a
B iiT o w r v
eAoieber Own foundation le too flimsy
and partly because she bega^too lgte..They vo got bn uuqrmous | Moor of
painted piaster j^TSbroethlng fn tbo
hall, -and /the-fljfenMently thought it
was to her credit that she selected :itP’
^ !They bavAbll«palntlngs, tbo, -ad4edMrg, Vertices* with a glance of gentle
wide at-the Landseers. “I’ve atwava
fth b u g h t^ l-j^ lo tln g r 7 .W '' * private
house the worst, <ft taste." v
■
“Oh, 1 f ^ne oWhed a Rapbael or Ai
Titian !" 1 bald Mr. Vertrees. flnlshlng
tBilr iffipiicatton,. not lit words, but
with a; wave of bis hand. “Go op,
MoisvônerOfvtherTmt^^toem-eamipH
Rest
ThosfeWornNervw
■rinni* aim ,
-.Tt
aUûbstrUnf,^5heb
famlf^carej
•e em too* haxd to bear,, and-back.
ache, dizpy headaches and irreau.
ia r kldney actlon mystify you,
member th a t such troubles ,-ohen
com e/ from w eak kidneys
*
. J
KldneyTÛlf to
Don't delay. ; Profit by other ’nea!
ple’sexperiencw . —
>-v
^ AjSliphltfaxiOise
Mrs.-!W, P« Jqnes
* O'fit; EV 'ftT J,
•rty ttlAgtii and pride df fimlty
11g •, aftyB'■ “
was in bad shape
doean’t holp much. Tha altpa*
joY You dldn;t meet Mr, iSheridan or; w ith kidney trouj
tion ra' quttB as *lnterdiU
b e and my b a n k
rr** Se pause<t4ud adJMt^d .a .lump
:
*
Y
tfey d A ohed
though . ret/eraod, whan a Hch
lOopjrvigbt Wfihby Q»?pdr ABrothere)
e f c o n l i n the Mire rteUca j a ^ y l g i tJlA wMtWrtlyrHS(
ajid ^lovdblo young man. la
times Lwas so
Tho rodgMOÂ^ch he coqfluoteflhlo I h ^ oo>tcâ)d ' fi;a.r<!e^r ^v(,u ttiAjp tpj.j wlhdow ^nd palfl himself the aubioûx thing to keep himself and bls family poker. VOr one of the aonsl
sy;-r could 4b . , i .
by a poor“btrt haughty"
lii
despalt’
ho
sold
-th’
e
Idtt
upr-so
.
.
.
Inspection
charge
waa
fiiralahed;1ft
ftvftiy
wHf;ri
rrmyp
t
h
^
.iiiH
f
»
llpn
to
nnlt
how
Mary’s
glance
crossed
ble.
-bt
that;
tr ibute of a thorough
stand and stooping
ailatoOrat bit
ro u g h t
• bpains
ar-Mke £ rifap.lu a new hotel; you w ere^ t& n’ tông, hut I tbfd Edith Throughout thfs cryptic soanqe( bis (which went up'-beautlfully the next yvitb a. flash of utter
in my
year)
io
r;
“tractlpb
stock”
that
was
inhniier
,was
profouudly_imperspna
He
turneiTinstantly
aw
ay
but’she
had
-ftiund t t ;plea4ant~though»
^bek«; t ;cbu)dn'tj A ftO
ornlngs, \ ft
t—I couHt
^JXpîooâa^^hay^both sgldû^ttually-hXi^pearedYtoêcbaieîos^*- ignn to laugh again, ’ ;
,
indeed., >ahy 'rodfowlth-A good bed
g e t u p and my
together-from the comroatciahBnrface s “No;" she -said,-”i»dôw'“«ijce^t^.thA nrirves
they
woiltd',
aO-Xsapposey
p
u
’ye
kept
:
si
mis
tlerÔXhook-bls^lieadT
solemnly
r
would
have
seemed
pleasant:
to
him
>adi
wire;in' bad
C
HAPTB
l I—Co
■
•■—
tvR
|t.')—
/TV
V nt Inuajfl..
, .*■.
theri gaxed agalh.- UUd shook bis head at ' Obbut^th& tlme James Bberldan woUaem but mammAJbqulredAbOUt-the-. _ 4rtuiM- Doan’*,
„„ Kidney
-ponnf
^ t e r Ws; journeyV' He stretched him.
nently cured m«
me
after
doctor's
me<u;
-came out securely on top,
Again,
and
continued
-tO’Sbaketilrslour
‘self
fiat
immediately,^hnd^haylagê?
sous thoroughly!
■ ' . i :__ cine had failed,'!
:.: “Ob.he’s a friend pftiho.whoie fain?,
But
there
camg^
a
day
jyhecLthree
It. in complete disapproval.
‘-Mary l’’--Mr97rVertrces:prote8ted.
fiy," she* returned, witty. a petulance pired“ 0Noftn6w^r’ tOy‘ the attendant's
servitors' olT'Bigness fn"Thiladelphla “Oh,-most adroitly,* tool" laughed the
oger-toUDgaekth&bay,eloaed
hlae.ypa
“You
^certoluly“
ore_
OBeFXdfflWd
pother*
TgraTbiy^ft
to
ltv
en
u
p
allttle
which; BhemftderôeffofirtQdiaiaêL
H D W ty
.♦ooii 1greedy oounwrt^wtth-famvfeUQW: g i r i ^ 4t)niF abb eobtita-f hemûspopb
interest In things,_Thatfr alghtl" he said,' gloud
'• i. ~~7s ’•^ :7777777;7v and take
w»onfcOe and ha got flconalntqfl going 1wearily..- j
And at ?hat he was instantly, aware worshipers,from *l|lew YorkpHand not sciously turning to look \at nje—wheu roaTERAULBIfldl CO^BUÂLO, N^Y.
Lii'.âVa. vjvua saynr*this mofhfiig
ffiohof, ta staflf
whew, and,they take hl.tu7U> llirQ iF
^•u—JM -4A.1U.----- :— ^
—1------—
of
an observer. Turning'quickly, he long after -that- there were iiO-tiia^- -aherdtditl
^
^^
V
h
^
g
n
tT
o
u
r
telegram;
an.df
that’s
IdWeteS
the
window
shades
and
[made
ater abbot eyery nlghfc _ ^lhyl hashing
«<MarY
\
whayir^ttajhlfi^^ba? appetite,'
was vouchsafed the pioture of a charm dividends l^r Mr, Vertrees. In. fact,
Mary^Vertrees!"-'
"
-l7
^-vtb"”TOncBir TOOL;"OuSlê^pH^’^— She~
-If'Y o u Wani White Clover.
there wasiabtblng'forSIrr Vebtrees. be I “Never mind, mammal . Mrs.; Sheri*
ing*
lady,
framed
in
a*
rustic*
aperture
other
whlte
jaeket—tho-haraesed
pye^
He
-wastalkln’
-oyep
'hiscplww
j-7 ..: hrphe-o<trW^thân-aDgry-:Httle-jertefo^
Most
of the clovora are biennials or
cause
the
“traction
stock"
henceforth
of the “summer house" And staring;fur
• ...i
dpn and ^Miss. Sheridan neither of perennials, but not. so white clover.
the head; “We can see tlieU&W hous& soar—In p e ; hall without. Said the: yqu^"
^{‘rians?’’ Bibb?,.turnlhg on bl« side, into his wlndow—*stralgbt lnto his eyes was no stock'at all, and he bad morfr them could help unconsciouely turping
' . '•.
from the second corner ahead,|; -B^scq^ tmterglug^nejL ■
is aunuaV and propagateaitsolf oriV
light wlttf too, for the infinitesimal .fraction of a gaged)his bouse long ago to npip j'njaiJ* to. look at me^peculatlvely-ât? thor It
baa built straight across the street , “ He mtghV shakyp-Miai’ -Jackin. shielded his eyes
by
"Seed. Therefore If one wishes
same time! They all three.'kept look*> white clover ta-the-Jawa-he-mbst: not==]
from, ua, you. kuo.w. .HunestJrt. Sibyl Prop-Hght down an’ shot his eyes. hirhahdi'so that helmjEgotietf her bet second before the dashingly 'censorious
- TSgrat^Be^m nniktagabout'the^ldest” out it eo short that np ripe heads wlir
makes metbiok fif ja spake/ sometimes Eyelids all black. Rich folks gotta go te r i “W h a W - He-paused . .“What. withdrawal of her own. Composedly
son;" Mr; "’James Sheridan,- Jr. Mrs. be formed to provide seed for the fol
—the way she pulls the wool over Same m anybody else;! : Anyhodyîst. plajiiieJaim aklng for xne/molierrk-— she hmiedTsirverai dead tWles from a
i
e turned t^vuy, going back to tne vine, her action :conveylng a procla
Sheridan said his father Is:very anx lowing year. Some people, are always
people’s eyes i SfaerfttBtwys-up id papa~ me If I change ’1th hil. oift hoj*
ious 'to get Jim, to matty and settle BowlnfiNWhlte -olover-ln their lawns
and i petty’dthythlngîtnl: lie World she suht ;• Pe’m keep..’is. money; I keopipy window to draw down . t h e 1shade. rhation_to the effeci-that-sbo-was In
rdowor/and she assuredtnae that Mlm Is: and wondering ^hy_they havo'to re-=
wants out of Urn. and thenVinakes fuu black;sklu an’ keep outitti® ground 1“ “Well, you. bettor talk1; it over, with the summer houafl for the eoie purpose
OCstichllke-pi-unlhg and tending.
—M r.-Jackson r expressed-the shine
tot him .behind h is.bock-s*’
right cultivated.. Another of the sons,: peat the process every .year.
p ^ i^ en c^ \f^ ssu h Y 'h % :/obk: tf;h hie, ou^nessi /ÊCe bottegrêh^youi hlfaselfr}— Hurleg-puUodênftugh=tj
youngest one, they didn’t seem to con4
like somepody awreftdy laid out—" ' : I dou’t feel, as if I bad.any call, ex pliasl/O her unconsciousness—and at
side?: rauljte^tonef0^hem selye 8> some?
—He^fell eUepilat. a rustlfng bf-skirts actly, to go Into It; and you betterjgot tho same time her disarmroval-ôf ev
.how^rite^^ offieTBVether lib. the ihiddje I
fe the corrldoh - It was Mrs/Sheridan to sleep n o w p u iy w a y ;^ Sbeêftaae-and ery
one,. Rpscoe ; hp’s the one that owns 'the-:
stood by the bedside once more. “BUt qr beloutfilg"to la Sheridan',’.‘^he de
new house across fhe street, where that
heavenal’.’vsaiilBihbîstaring hurrying to greet her son. '
Mow IsthoTjt
^<9;trd8'one-of:;thps^-f^^ttk‘'peopte you must remember^pibbs, wbateyer scende4- the- -knoll mlth- ’maintained
û.RldofTh‘,,<>
ahead as they, reached
corner and
lovea-hls
alike
paflAdbesJs
for^
Thef'a
no
tonger
tho'jlteht^t
___
Bbbertr goea so often. P n tf r t^ - 'fihn 'feehns- ubara«a ot;ypur rrgekie».-aii th«
the
tlto) >rlghh ' ^ "
at’sngw side door of the country ;marf§IoX*‘b f
rjdttg-^rtrttmnc
^hlldrett and-wanft
stepped^nea rer toJilnuio that hmhadio preioiSptlon othln«^rOouhl»_^«tr^ngth-Lj»^
ube'udTnthe street,. “Is tki
by
all
of
’em-ânA
you’ll
always
iflud
r#mov«- th4«e homtly »potB. the
Vertreeses)'
An
-elderly
lady,
bon
true
portralt’of
her.
'Her
husband
and
.houle ?*1
face'heifr and his eyes were troubled tuarAnteedhto
Simply
sat
-an
ounco of othlue—dauw*he's; rig h t in th e : eu3t’’ T “ * :
I, ;
her-daugbter“had'lbng~ffgo'Xb'80tbed
heted and cloaked, opened the door and
■trength- from yo'ur"Uruggtat, and apply -r
.
____T_ :o you~thlnk of tt?>,T
have
been,
a
mtle Qt lt nl$ht
...... anfl...............
. and you
morning
He made a little gesture of .assent, came to meet her.
'^Weil," he drawled, “f’in pretty sure her.i E diths lived aUrday”Twithi lier which
trouble deep within her own, but she •hould Boon *«a that oVen the worst rreoklM
seemed
to
content:
-her;
and-she
mother,'Xs
daughters
do;
und;
Sheridan
-.
“Are
you
ready,
Mary
?
I’ve
been
begun to disappear, while the lighter
the BanJtariUich'a SboUt, ba(f.a ihib hlg*
kept their surface merry with laughter. haVe
ones have vanished entirely. It le seldom
'to . the door, ^turning:tpj.spegk looking for you, What were you do
get! i oaa’t b^'<^rfam tni1[ measure." sodieldihls wife to herrunity'fwlth] him ruatled
that
more
than one ;ounce la needed to com*
“Papa, Bibbs is the youngest" one’s,
again after she had opened It; “You lne?"
______j t_.. .
pletely olear :tha akin and/gain a beautiful
And a moment'later, as they entered that she had long?agXhec6me uncon
name,
and
Bibbs—
-to
the
best
of
our
in*
clear complexion.
^
sdous of hpr existence, as a thing! sep get ia good nap,'- now.-, so -as io_ be'all; - -‘-‘Nothing. Just looking Into one lof
Bp.iure tg a«k for tlê double strength
the driveway, he added, seriously;
rested’up
for
tonight
"
;
.
othlne, as. thla^ laaold_Hnder=gusrofit3e±of=s
arateTrom hl87
~ T ' ~__——r- Sherldaiis’~wihdow8." said Mary^Ver“But l
t
^
g
J—
married;^ ^Hapbj does i t have-to be m o n ey b a o k lf H^teUie -to rem ove fVecktea.-*
MrtvSherldan’s-manheXwas-hurrled —^You—youmean—h e ^ " “BtbtnrstapE: trees.- “I got- caught at it"
AdV.,__ ........
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Jim?".
------- H
mered,
havUig
bggun
to
speak
:
too
and
Inconsequent;
her:
clothes
rustled
^
{
‘Maryt’tcrled-hermothe.rr-<
'Ju/st-a8
CHAPTER »«•.,. r.
“Mary!" Mra.-VeHrees cried, sharp?
^ChenL_a_,.mfla^
mot^than-otherrwomears~dotfiee5:she qulckly^Gheeklng-h 1mael f, -he drew a we were going^to call!—Gopd-heavensl"
•/ :
r|
ly*
‘‘You’re outrageous I That’s a pe> h e : nearly always forgets the: quota*
long
breathfl_then
asked,
quietly,
“Does
Seemed;
to
êar_too
Thany:
at
a
time
•
“We’ll-go,
just
the
same,"
the-daueh*
It was gray stone, w ith' long roofs
fectly .horrible .way of talkingr-Hon marks;---- ”~r"
*
them father- expect me to come downstairs
of thick green slate. Ân:^hltectowho- and to be vamiflly
V
S!
jlWell,
.
Unaclose
to
twenty^fout^
would; be.^glai
tored mb8m»Q'erl,,OothlC'lôflvegr _
said
Mary,
turning
to*
her.
“I
haven’t
^ rWelI, - I think, he does," Bhe an-: burned their house to the ground."- :•;
built what he llkedrlt Was to be seen some unruly Internal dissension at .the .swered;
been able to like anybody yet that’s
see, It’s the ‘bouse
moment
she
opened
Bibbs’
door.
“But who,saw you?" Insisted Mrs.
a t bhee that he had been left unborn*' At sight of the recumbent figure she warming,’ “You
marry:hiui,7aud maybeTt
as
he
calls
It,
and
he
said
he'
VertreeB.
------ . . . j
The Antiseptic fowder to
pered, and he had wrought a picture
never shall. Until a yeqr or so ago^PvA
thinks all .our children ought to "be' "^“Dne of the- 8ons. -I-aubpose7hfllwaa.
began
to
cleefto'the,
door;
softly,:
with
. Sbake lBto Your Shocs
out of his head into A noble and ex drawing, bnt the young-man had heard arpund us, as well -as the"old Tfrtends
b ad everything I ever;wanted' in ng'"
i-believe
he’s
insane,
or
something.
At
thaTgefeBath^GlMisansHa
ultant reality. At the same time a
-Uf^yeu-andâpaigayjBrltTalhto
turning of . the knob and the rus; and other-folks.— It's lust what -he 3east I hear they keep him in- a’sant.■•••■we IV rtdraôif.SwoT
avuig raw oilen, p erslTfTBgA
ISferto^ti
landscape designer had played so good; the
p a th e atl&KTor
• ta a ttin a rr n e n r o ta rf e eilr
trilo
____
ana
tt’s
about-tlm
eÎ
began
to
payr
tllng
of
Dklihj,
mid
he
mgHKil
iimd5r8»
’
t
hlnks-ygu-need—to
-ta
ke-an-latoreBir
l aTlutn somewhore- and- •never—talk*
corns a n d bunions.
BBCPud7-WlUireagy<madeîCeessogies
back.
Unfortunately,)
I
don’i
know
j|'fAWn t __ , „
andvfsfa;7thatâl-" T^Don’t Lgo. mother," he s a id .' ’T in trad liven up. You don’t feet too bad about him. He was stating at himself
Starlng Full into Hit Windowr -how to^du anythlng—but something’s
o rig in a l tesU m opials on*tlev|n -W
not
asleep.”
He
swung
bis
long
legs
to
come
dowjUj-do
you?*’
•
'
I
n
a
mlrroiuapA
t
alking
to
hlmselfr
ready.whatever look of; newness:
o^r:offlcey“~“ - - —~-,-u
ilde^fê^bM'^^rlse'^bSt ^ M o th e r T~~ ‘
' T .
age somehow'" accordlng to hls concep- got to be done.”
Then he looked out and caught me."
mamea upon the place waa-to-lts ad*
“But you peedh’t talk of It like thafF ”
she set a hand7dnXils-.shoulder, re
“Well?" ,
tlon of bJB-‘‘po6ltlon^lfirilfe’’-ôhe of his
“How; did he look?"
vantage, as showing at least one thing straining
In tig h t shoes a n d feet feel fresh
him; and he'lay fiat again.
Insisted
the mother, plaintively, “IY»
:“Take A good look~atTme,- he said,
y a n d c o m fo rta b le ,''
“Like a ghost In a blue; suit,” said own old-fashioned phrase^, Mr. Ver
clean under the jpdmy sky.
not—It's not—*
k J t _ i * _ o n e o f th e grandest
“No," she said, bending over to kiss
“Oh, see here!".she cried with
Altogether, the new house was a su o his cheek, “I Just w m e jo r ^ m ln u te , brusk (Xeerfulness. “You’re not so Miss. Vertrees, moving toward the trees .'had discovered, too, that there
rem ed ies ever m ad e.'1
- ,
“No,
It's
not,’
said
Mary;
"1
know
v Allan' B F oot—Ease has Juat pre*
street and waving a wblte-gloved hand wasrno salary .for him in alL the bus- thatRoesg. It was one of those architects’
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i"
-vented m e frpm .throw iug awsy
bad ofT as von think' v'ou are; Blbba. Ih-fareweH-fo-ber father, "who was ob- zirig-dty—he:could dor nothing.
7
successes which leave the ow ners
> n ew p a ir o f 18.00 shoes. It ii
VDii'fA aw fhft rhAtifl nwA u
'
“How
did
thby
happen
to
aak
you
to
g
rea t. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
It’/may”
be.
sald^tbat,
he
was
at
the
|['Servlng- th*emTff5m the window of his
ybu any-harm to please vour—,1
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________ ly
41MaiyE=^Batherrtraglcând-altogether enôFhigsMngrrSuclrtiineBdo-^ ^
Of the peopled who. lived In it save that
•Whi m . « t h e feet. l t ta k ta th e friction
p
=
^
r
is
n
’tithat
7 " he interrupted/ Hon impossible, Do come oii,7mother, and n ail their bitterness, finally, to the eastly. “Stextrawdn’ry tblngl"
f
f
l
from
th
e
shoe
a
n d m akes walk*
they wewrl<mr^nôursweIUng cities
^ C lim b e rs’- hosnltalltv,"
m * louMltllght
’---estly, I’m. only afraid it might' spoil let’s get it oyerj,'*
man
with
no
trade
or
craft
If
hhr
rich families, one after .another, take
. ^ ..te s tim o n ia ls.* !
flned
it.
“We
were
so
very
cordlal
and
somebodyJ«ppeUter—Editbrfv
O ver 100,000. p a c k a g e g a re being used by
And Mrs.-Vertrees, with many rais- f£ebIejQlutcbroir:lbat slippery *diostf
Allied a n d Oefm a n tr o o p s a i th e froH t..Sold
easy
1
It's
a
sort
of
houae-warmlng“I
told
you
the
child
waslOo
eensl*
*
roperty,
Shall
fall.
giving^,
set
forth
with
her
daughter
tune* rise and fall—[they m ark-the
everyw here, TJc. to e a l aem at anv snhstlfaie.
The windows
^ybUo hp- îhner, and they talked about It. andtlve.’i-She-lhterruptedtlntnrn^^You’re- -foT-the~graciou3 assault upon tho*rinw
TRIAL PACKAQI
. high tlde. .It wa8impos8lblo-to lmagF R E. E . tentbyw
a plenty^ good-lookin’ enough youitg nouse next door. 1
il. A-Uiiivwr
>aced the famshaned anno of Aroiighf talked a.bMLB^^nd then the girl-go t
Ine a child’s toy wagon- l eft upon-tr
A f - t B N 8 . OI.1UM TB1), l , e K a y , N. Y
fier
courage
up
and
blurted
out
the
In
man
for
ariybodyl
':
T
on
looirilke
you
But as the mantel clock struck wheezwnlk~or;drlveWny of tne new, house,
been through a long spelt and begun to
ly six there was the rattle of an.outer vitation. And mamma said that you
CHAPTER IV.
and’ yet It was—as Bibbs rightly called
get~well.
And
ttmt’
A
-alL-thereJs-m
it.vdO&rr andlMary..Vertrees cama ruRhtng and_eheJiad7t>jromlsed togo to^fecturo"
It—“beautHul>’
;
“All=rlght~Ull=H;ome-to-tbe^7i«,ty7
; Mr. Vertrees, having watched their uto the library, and threw herself Into at the Emerson club tonight, but that
What, the architect thought of the
If
the
rest
of
'you
enti
stand
It,
T
caht"
departure with the air of a'man-who a deep chair by the hearth, laughing her daughter would be delighted to
“GolfQ dl Napoli," which hung: In Its
“
It’li
do
you
good,”^
sho
returned,
jiad_-Spmethlng-nt-haaa
rd upon the
jo—uacqMrol !ably=tbat=t6ars were^txr imme-do-the-blgshowRStTtbere-râm^
yast, gold revet of rococo frameâgnlnst
-rnstllug
tftke A pedltiou, turned! from the window ier eyes, Mrs. Vertrees followed de and there’s Mr. Jim Sheridan—and That’s Why You’re Tired-Ôut of Sorti
Hhe grav^woOdToMhe half,
u—Have No Appetite.
nap; and I ’ll send one o* t he help to and began-to pace the library thought- corously,; no mirth about her; on the there’s the ClockL Dinner’s-at-seveli*
_ . Jectured—perhaps he; had not Seen it'
wake
you~ln
time'
fo
r.
you
to
got
th
irty
r
~
--------:
)
CARTER'S LITTLE
fullyppeimteg^their-retunu* TIF was” contrary, she looked vaguely disturbed,
; “Edith, did you . say . only- eleven
dresaed up bcfore dlnner. You go to about sixty; 7a small’ man, withered as if she bad eaten something not quite
And she ran out'of the room, scoop- UVER-E1LLS
feot?” Blbbs panted, sfarlng at It, as
sleep right away.vnow, Blhbal"
and 4ay .nn(b.anol>ft trial 1lute s m itf certain to'tugmu wmrilflf, Ahd regret^ ingnup her faHen furs wlth’ra gesture 1 will put vou right ,
the whltedacketed twin o f a Pullman.
of flying gyage as she sped;
He-woke^-refresKbd,
stretched
him-.
of the, elderly dandy. His laorbre^ tod ifc
In a few.
JITTLE
orter •helped hlm -to get out-of-his:
8?lfgLngeilly~uuuno
might
have
a
care1
-quinrmlsfaclieT
Whe_PL_6hft came domif- at twenty^ ^ r J r e y t l o ^
h V E f^
e yercoate
^ E a p a L -Oh, chi’! And Mlsa Vergalmtu-toCKquiCk^rrtoo-long=a=puir w as^p j^ch ln g T -an - equally sheer frees was fain to apply a handkerchief minutes after seven, her father stood their duty^
1PILLS,
“Eleven wtthout-the-irame^-shepx-h
upon
a
frayed
-elastldând,
getting
To
CureCt
In
the
hail,
at.
the
fnOt
of
tho
stalrer
whiteness;
and
tliouah
bis
eloHiâ
ôyQ
Don
her
eyoa
“T
’m
no
gtnil,.|r'ftt^madft
‘It’sp lain ed ./^ ‘It’S' splendid; '' don’t you
iJKnonT
MH-fftctr.went~bllnfemglo'tho window oiq, tiiRy nad sbapollncaa add' d^flavur US got Ewuuldu’t have tniflsed IE
waiting to b»-bor escort through' the am
think Z I t llBhteas thlogB--upôor ~Tho
Biliousness, Indigestion&ndSick H eadache
•' •.• •
'’7
touched ithfe :Anaae so that it flew of mode.
Mrs Vertrees shook her head. “I -daric. • -- • •..
SMALL
PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE.
Jetting
in
a
pale
sunset
“At lbast so one could suspect me to
“No gloom now!" said Bibbs.
The room was.choerful and htdoous. suppose Pm very ,duHj’-*~_ehe said,
He,
looked
out
lntp^
the
lemon-colored
night,"
she
said.
“I
look
rich,
don’t
L
Genuine must bear Signature >
This statuo in the oorner Is. pretty,
Under a mantel of imitation black gently, “I didn’t see anything amus
light and smiled wanly at the next marble a merrv little
. '.
■ . •■
7
med ing. They’re imost ordinary, and the napa?"
too," she remarked, “Mamma and I
house, as Edith’s grandiose; phrase, forth upon high and narrow “Eastlake"- house Is altogether in bad taste, but we ' She did. She had a look that wtoiv
bought th a t’’ And Bibbs turned at
—
~]£Tv =
came ta mind,: “the ojd Vertrees coup* bookcases with long glass doors, com- anticipated that, and—” 7"'-:';,7.
shipful girl friends called'“regal." Ai
her direction to behold, amid a grove
try mansion/’ It stood In a broad
head
ta 1ler th a n her fa thernhe^wa s as
>of-tubbed palms, a “llfe-sike " black*
fortflbleÎncongruous-furntturerhalf . — 1^ p a T ^ M a r y c r le d ,--breakrHg- lh7
lawir-whlchnwas separated from the dozen
straight
and jauntily poised aa a boy D O N 'T O U T O U T
bearded>Moor, of a plastlc cbmposltion7
Landseer engravings which Mr. ‘They asked ns to dlnnerl”
Sheridans’_by a young hedge; and It and Mrs. Vertrees sometimes men
“Whatl” ..
, 7”’----;'-...
athlete; and' her brown hair and her ASh oeB oil^pR ed1 . 1 "V ..
^
painted!
with
unappeasaMe
gloss,
and
■t
7
- -*•‘&<lL’ * '*
was a J)lg.‘ ‘squarerplaln old box of a tioned to_each other, after thirty years
brilliancy. Upon his chocolate head he
“And I’m going!” she shouted, and brown eyes were like her mother’s, but
-bouse
with a giant salt-cellar atop for of .possession," as “very fine, things,’’. .was
i-V.vJr r
yMM1
wore-a gold turban; In bis hand he
with, fresfc^paroxysms. for tha rest j h e /went back to some
a cupola. Paint had been spared for a They had -been .the first people In town “Thinkseized
held; a gold-tipped sheiif; hpd for the
o
f
itl
Never in their'house be stronger and livelier ancestor than
FOR
a Great*Deal Better Than long time,, and no one could have put
either o.f her parents.
rest, he was red and yellow and black "YouYLookWhat
fore;
never
met
any
of
them
but
the
to
possess
Lahdseer
engravings^
and
I Expected^’
a name to the coior of It, but in spite of tberh. in art, they-had-reeted, but they danghter-*and Just bare)yfmet befA"
and sliver.'
“Don’t 1 look too rich to be suspect A B S O R B i n e
•
■•••"( u.*.s> 4. • , :»* ■.
Hallelujah!’’ was the sole comment hot T want to see bow you seem. Edith* tba|^the- plttCe- bod: no look of Belng^ still Jiad a feeling that in alt such mat*, “What about you?” Interrupted Mr. ed?" she,insisted..
out
I
at
heel,
and
the
sward
W
&
9
'
%;
of the returned wanderer, and Edith, fiftldEr’’
tere they were-in* the van.
• - Vertrecie,. turning (sharply upon his ^ “You ^ look, everything beautifttb will reduce them and . leave no blemith%.
neatty
trlmtaed
as
the
SherldanV
own.
Stope UmeneM prompter. D o w not dm *
IfiyiHg she would "find’ mamma,” left
■■ Mary," he said, huskily.
“Poor Edith!" he murmured, ;“Sh$
The growth of the city, which might wife.
Dlreetly opposite the window the easily
tbr or remove theW r^ and horse conw
him blinking at the Moor. Presently. couldn’t look at me. She—"
“And
my
dress
F
she
threw
open
have made Mr. Vertrees a____
mil*
She made a little face as If positive
Vertrees’
lawn
had
been
graded
so
as
worked.
#2 a botUedeUvered. Book fi M
After she had disappeared, he turned
Nonsense 1" Mrs. Sheridan; having to make a H.ttle knpll irpon which stood” Uonal»,_had-ruined-hlna-^becausnîr -now-thaf-what-she had eaten would her dark velvet cloak, showing a spleni.
A
B
S
O
G J R ., foe maaklrA A« ««'•«*
the colored man who stood Wa
had failed to understand I t When not agree with her.. “I couldn’t!’’’ she dor of white and sliver. "Anything to ta w i ter RMBiaINBratM.
Gt In the Hght at a window, catho back a small ►
S « m IwtUl*** V jriw w V ^
rustic
“summer
house!”
it
,bb»’ .traveling bag In his band. to the bedside. 'Vou look a great
Allay* Vila and U feaaacM . M m f t awl U »
towns begin to grow they have whims, said. “I—”
I
i
f
S
»
a
t
c
?
,ce.
next
^
fnter*
do
yon
. #&At do you think of it? ’ Bibbs deal better than what you did before w*8 almost on,a level with Bibbs’ win and the whims of a town always ruin
She laughed^ shrouding her sraaiic* m deHewwl. w in wtl yea worn U yoo e***1
“Yes, that’s juet*—jnst thp way she—: thlpk?
dow
and
not
thirty
feet
away,
Prob
.
jUktod, solemnly.
somebody. The dainty little, man .was she looked when they asked her 1” cried glittering figure in the cloak again. W.f.YQUK<LP.D.Fi,t1tTMiflilt,torifttfl*l4i**f>
you! went to the sanitarium, anyway.
■ “Gran’r* replied the servitor. “She It’s jlone you good; a body can see'that ably the “summer house” was pleasant one of the first to fall dow.n and wor* Mary, choking. “And then she—ehc *TWo years old, ahd no one would
mighty hard to tins’.-■Dus’ git In all right away. You need, fatting up.-.of and pretty In summer. But now in ship' Bigness. He was a true prophet realized It, and tried to turn It Into a dream itt I did it over,"
; *
’•Id .Wrinkles. Yessuh,,sbe mighty hard course., and you havens got much the thin light It was desolate, the color of the prodigious growth, but he had s cough, and she didn’t know how* And it
“You can do anything, Mary."
of dust, and hung with haggard vines fatal gift for selling good and buying sounded like-^like. a squeal 1“
to <nsv’
color—" .......
‘ y
■' , .
There wae a curlouS hnanilty in hts
* bad. He sold his inherited office build “I suppose," said Mrs. Vertrees, tone; and something more—a slgnifl.
“Ij expect she must b e l a i d Bibbs,
“Jib," he said, ut haven’t much which had lost their leaves.
Bibbs looked at it with grave sym ing and house In town to buy lota; much iqjured, "that Mary will have -U f 0
.* , s
Ms glance returning reflectively to the /color." ,
and yet abysmally
pathy,
probably feeling some kinship then he sold his farni. except the house an uproarious time at iny funeral. She apologetic. veiled
black fall beard for a moment. “Is
It was ns if ho suggested
“You.iook a great deal better tLan
w* * d"i
with, anything so 'dismantled; then he and the ground about it, to pay taxes makes fun of—"
thebe a Place anywhere I could lie what I Expected,".
sometlilng to her and bogged her for
_ _
turned
to
a
cheval
glass
beside
the
down?’
on the lots. But ho had to do some■“Edith must have a great vocabu
Maty Jumped op instantly ahd kissed giveness In
same breath,
“Yessuh. We got one nem spare lary^*hie chtiCkled.
her; then sho.wpnt to the mantel and,
And upon that,'for the moment, she
rooms all fix up fo* you, sub. ’Bight “SheX too sensitive," said Mrs. Sheis
leaning a n** elbow upon it, ’gazed became ns’ serious as he. She lifted her.
n thoughtfully a t the bnckle of her shoe hand
Up stalks, snh. Nice room.-’
rlU^
1
ldan, “and It makes her exaggerate a
from hts shoulder nnd then set
He led the way, and'111Ww followed little. What about your diet?”
it
back
more
flk'*tiy,
so
that
he
should
twinkling in the firelight.
GAINST TH E BACKGROUND O F/A GREAT CITY
Slowly, stopping at lntorvnls to rest,
“That’s all tight, They told me to
O rJU h tlLU U U J
not,<tt guy thing." she feel the reassurance of its pressure.
And noting * henvy ineronso in the cat anything."
1 BLACK WITH TH E SMOKE AND FILLED WITH
said. So fat as thoy wVre concerned,
‘Don’t 'w o r r y e h e said, In a low
S T H M A OEMEOY
Ataff of service since Iho oxobis from
“That’s good," she said, nodding.
mamma, It was one of the finest coughs voice and gravely. “I ku«w exaetty
T H E TU R M O IL O F M A N U fA C TU R lN G , M R.
the "old" house. Maid nod scrub*. xTtfoy mean for you just to build up
you ever coughed."
what you want mo to do!" ^
V
Wonwin were «t work under 1ho lm- your strength. That’s what they told
TARKINGTON HAS DRAWN FO R US TH E PORTRAITS
/W h o were •they’?’’ asked her father.
PA1ST F IT K O tn t EST
5
,t««Uy uomlnnl direction of nnotlior tub the -last tljiuo I went to
»«A
"Whom did you see?"
you at
LKM
O F A MAN AND HIS SON WHO STAND OUT BOLDLY
porter, who was profoundly the snnitnrlum. You look In-ttcr than
JJ
W i ll M a r y b e * b l« t o I n f a t u
L a*t*
a» O
“q»ly ihe mother and’ daughter,
p
ort-■* *•"
eojOf'lAg Jain own affectatloQ of Itclng Tvhat you dhi then, nnd lliat’s only *
a
t
e
y
o
u
n
g
J
i
m
S
h
e
r
i
d
a
n
a
t
t
h
e
M
n**y
answered.
w
"Mn,t
Shoridah
}«
AS DISTINCT AM ER IC AN TY P ES A N D M A K E THIS
With canm i *H1I a*< **’" *
d i n n e r , o r w i l l a h e b e c o m e d la IKlie time ngo. linw long was It?*
dumpy nnd rtiHllyfamt MlM Sherhlnn
STORY WHAT IT IS— NOT ONLY A STORY O F BIG
got look stuck an' stnn
"Elshl mouths. I tblnk."
g u a te d w ith h e r f o rtu n e - h u n tin g
Is pretty and punh1ng~dn«w^)i hy
Acib’V tomgtlt.’* Wl.iv,
’ No it moldn't h*. I know it ain’t
p lo t a n d t h r o w u p t h e w h o l e
fa«hloo magazlnen and UHcr *hotit
NESS, BUT THE BIGGEST STORY OF TODAY.
i S » a r « -A?*•
chockling- “Townb, tb it l une imr Bktybn It was WMger ‘o
b u e ln e e a ?
New York penple that have theli pic*•*-.
s u e t*
■SHUM
Otl.M
Rtg dais's! i thoiskt. J** m » Inst month or *o
turfca In ’em. Sbe totors tbs Brother,
but not ▼met MctMafafiy^-twytly W*
r o w ooem ifp rxj
o^lidhood* U la tfion thfit-1boyi
fltlEM’S FDOT-tflSE
Your U ver
Hock or Bnrsi
the
KElLOGGi
; yW1>
Lm'i'f&i:
--IP^ V I'*" ilW* MJMi
■X
:/!■
/ '•
' r:
lêed Only iVuit to Lydia E.
poundi»a3fiK^*Kurtasweg«
S i l f t N X *My daughter who#*
rioture is h o ratftt. was much trouble*
miniiim(linil»nnnm^
p*in* J a he*
back and sides every
i*i-month a n c T J h e y
would sometimes be
eo bad that it would
seem Ilka a c u te ly
Summation o f some
o r g a n . Ufiejread
otfr advertisement
the newspapers
. .Surprise'.and concern were felt
When: it was learned that; a United .
States army, -niacfaine gm ^hadHfailed
. to work during the raid made by yiUis*
tas on Columbus; hJrMT promptly the
war department bet about preventing
aîepstltton ôf that—breakdown by
sending.to the, border the army's;»»„
^Chln^gun^ expeTt; May Johy^Hehry
P to k h a m V v e g e
Parker ofithe Twenty fourth infantry,
a b l e-Gombonnd.
-"variously kKOwifiuthq service as "0a$»'
She praises ithtghly as she has■been
ling. Gun Parker’” or, more intimately,
relieved, of ;all these pains: byit* use.
'John, Hpnry.” Major Parker has a
noteworthy. roeoid^ bouauBO lrarieTlEe
and all youdg p r
man who demonstrated thejjflBBlblli-}^
trvi£.>>—Mr*. Ma.Tilda.A1
yrtiHeg-ofcthe machtn^gttaV—
"—
■This happened 18 years_agOH-dur»
* Youngwbmeutvho are troubledwtth
ing- Shafter’s campaign, which cul
paibfull)* inregular periods, backache,
minated In the fall ollsantiago de
headache,1dragging-down sensations,
Cuba/. The man in the street may not
fainting spells or indigestion, should
■be aware;of it, .but.Lieutenant Parker
take - V e g e t a b l e
- —for such he w as; then-^has been
Compound Thousands havebeen re*
^creditedr-w ltbr^ningrtbeT tideorhar
pred-to health by thle root and herb
tle^ftîria^B rfad an daim
^raaK
in F Ttne
he1
making
issaw - - - s~
-----■ caP* ttrtriAnd ttrn~T5W Hn»
modest
i ®anMJuaa hill possible,, More than that, his
If you k n o w o f a n y y o u n g w o ally haIted the operating of a formidable
n an w ho 19 sic k a n d n e e d s h e lp fcuife'that mieht i v l effectu<
m .W a z of Shatter's fleldpieces o u U ! action.
ful ad vice, o s k h e r to w r ite t o t n e
what fh« '
' Parkershowed them ilitary rworldfor tttrflrst time
L ydiaE .PtakJhftm M e d ic in e Co.. lust
JUSI
what the umchine-gun-could-be-relted
niAn
t
«tt.(fir:thei. hands efcapable ' In planning negligees one ■must con* accomplish sosrrW ond erfully pretty
Lynn, M aas. On ly w o m e n , W itt
1*kP tea and actually predicted the part that the machihe gun fllder Just, what; purposes-they are to egects.in- less expensire designs; They
r&elve h e r l e t t e r , a n d I f W illb o
has played in the present struggle in Europe; -,,
.
•
5
held in s tr ic te s t cotU jdenco. '.
serve, and choose the materials:: and are- patterned after models in orepe orvaluôf S Q!nflS ? ^ ar witb. ,Spa‘tt Lieutenant; Parker grasped the tactical style accordingly; The dressiest ones ehiffon that are very filmy a
in - Luck,
vaiue.of the machine gun, and became; so ihaiatently, an advocate of. the of today are worn over petticoats,! em* ful, One of these orepe~
“We're in luck/bbyiB? remarked weapon that he talked about it upon every! possible oceaHirm.: tr: ■:
pir.e slips, or bareto /tû sers-‘made ofe-picture; worh-ever-wpwt*
Noah..
silk or 'Batigpnsnfl .are -long ooata o f
^rn w b a rw y ? ’*
ordinarily equipped ^ ith eniv a -.trii^ .rm<gR ^ f t» ^ w - ^ m m y ^ A ^ im ^ i!.^J> ^ ih jm ^ ffl^fclitke-^blgo ^
w ith-a s k i ^ - o f ^ ^ a d r z ^ s ^
'"We cto^golahead ann, huOcn&ls-'
__ ; ■most^dyanced-tfbopsr
■P^'Wguudi© or pr|nted_.yoHe)i lace and
blouaed bodice. with shawl drape of
ip ourielves" without ashing-tor an
„?i
^tâTTarker in riding h is:hobby'that .ntheeiit«!my-^ffl^rB.[ ribbon trjmmBd.- * p h e g ^ ^ »nt to1he wide Hhadow lace; A Dig rosetteibow
"
“
-apgfepriatioa.V
\ ' ■- - - —'— ' — thought
avoided
his vumptwy.
company. ‘ ouc
But worn under them is of ■equal impor* PtJatin ribbon, with ends a half yard
. . . j... him,! something
" , r of “a bore
— and som'etimes avui
ucu Uia
■his
fc,“ enwusiasnrantrtheorleB *•-have -----------b,een full^ justified, first by the work of his• tance and oftenrserves no other pur long, is chosen In; a color to matoh the
m&cblita*guiv
detachnient
iu
tho
Bp&Dlah’AtPerlc&tt
Tvar, j i&d now» even znote^ pose than to complete the negligee,
DON’T
LO
color prevailing in the negligee. Maize;
;A•
■ SE YOUR
'■ .. HAIR
’ _. fully, by_the develupments ;of the great conflict id Europe.
' ’T h e most practical of elegant net* pale green; ,rcso; blue, and pink are
Prevent it by Using Cutleiira Soap and
ligees are those made of thin .wash liked best, and some lavender and or*
_ __ Ointment. Trlal Free*---------fabrics elaborated with dainty, lanaa ohid-tlnts are exquisite.- The côrîr- '
and embroidery, to be worn over silk chosen with reference to the petti
.. If your scalpis irritated.itchingand
petticoats or laoe*trinuned. skirts, epat, or the petticoat with reference,
burning and your hair dry and falling
Fiê plain white goods in ali the sheer to" the color.
and dainty weaves, are ulad for malt* InHboTricture u pretty cap m atcher
puTTnhandfuls try The, following treat*
JatnoB K- Vardamanv'llnlluil Btateg:
ihg .then}. They are ’much trimmed, the negligee. In dolor and is mpde of
mont; ■touch'- epotW of, daudrugi. an<T
With lingerie lace and hand needle* orepe and lace in the crown, Narrow
itching-wftirêuttcura .Ointment and senator from Mississippi,' has said
work on the body, and skirts open ribbon is used for a ruffle and band
follow with hot shampoo, of Cuticura many biting i?nd oven bitter things
down th e front. wti.h -hRPd-Ar—Widfr- trimming.
Soap. .Absolutely nothing better; v' during his public career, and the other
Silk stockings: and;
he took' uccsaton. to ..pay his. re*
tucks about the bottom.________ '
doirâUppers of satln-or-ribbon finish I—
Free saui^_eabh by;maii with Book. day
"Besides tbe-all*white cotton materl* a costume as alluring as any the wbwv‘
Address; postc&rd^Cutfeura, -Dept, hr flpeotfl to a pqrtatn-ciasa .o-f-Alt:
-Washingtonr
in
tho
vcourseôf
an
AIo^
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figured voiles and printed muila er ia priviiftjyart in Awn,
Boston.; Sold evorywhore^-Adv,
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auent Difift-fnr-hAttAr, AU<7.Anahlplm<tit
.before^-maBS-meeting -in Alexandria^—
iBfiguiaF^rilghtrhart?
"Well, Bobby,” said young Llgbtwit, I ; .- “There are more_ flunkies to thp
'» ithe=8mall=brother qf the only Rirl l SQuarc incli in Washington thaq l ever
-eateredrthe grocery, "how! are all the I sawTn my life," rde'clared- the Venator,
folkB-a.iul wbat.~canry''dh,'f e y ijiW lh l^ ^ ^ ^ ~ ^ ^ ^ lr hAl.l;Bve thatrrryou would
..All-'
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iiM a'a colored flaborer’s
nl\A4,A«*A aoveralls
. iamaIIm ««tlfU
stuff
with '
morning?1
._^Pb>:the folks aint got no klok com* Straw arid label the efflgy-.'congress*
&' 'cepf Marne; I heard her teUin* man' or 'seiiator,' you would soon have
-~®»w phenreain’d, about ybu again, iaai harrthApopulatlon crawling to it,1’
SenatorVardamansaidthatapub--IPT^ffice
should'bo honoredrburthat
—-And-what7 did your ma say T
the
man
In
that office should be bony
-quired: Lightwit;:' bending over
-ored—In-accordance wlth-his-wdl'th.
-oouater-ftgyBTiyr
"Maw told her Bhe’d haye'to 'CUtÔUt Honest, fearless, patriotic men and
Jgjncejjie and pickles before she went women .aro^needed at the.baUotrbox
tq bed .after this—and I -want a flick s t oday ^Senator V-wdaman told, his aud l^^
j}Vjvpiih.Jif crackers-an
?orth of milk,’* rejoined the' young* future. The speaker expressed the'fear that "in this nation dollar is the god
and commerce .the religion of too many.” ; *•
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VARDAMAN ON “FLUNKIES”
h ^ to re m ^ v ,
y o u r d ig estiv e o r g a n s i n good w o rk in g o rtie r b y t a k i n g ,
s tim u h tith 6 - liv e r Taet- o n th e bow els, to n e
Boys? Rompers in Stanch Fabrics
Not Exactly Comforting doriptuirs.
anniversary meeting of the
-=affile-Rea4ing association ReV. W. Y.
-FvHerton of the Baptist-Missionary so*'
clety told a a tory of illuatrale-the fact
ZjpO qaEôple-heeded-guidanee in
. ttejelectieri of their- ,Bible reading.
According to the Tfrestminater
the iiiory whs a nemlniacencrof Mr.
1 ’ ^ llcrtcnV âsiotrAaygfW hepâ'man
came to one of his meetings and told
1 WntBoffopta to comfui’i -lilt-, winersq:
« larupon the sickbed.
I ^ a r t o ^ e r every night,” he said.
What did you read to her?” asked
“ 6 raiasionary, _ ...
.
— Wetprârd-the-man, *T began at.j
first chaptdiôf^te“Book of Prov*
? ? • *aJ when 1 had finished the hook
we died 1** -—
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who h a s h e a lth
h a s hope*
An4 he who hat hope
■ h a ie T w y th ifif*
. (AiâPimRh)
h e a lth is la rg e ly
* m atter o f p r o p e r f o o d —
^ju ch m u s t in c lu d e c e rta in
^ n icral e le m e n ts b e s t d e {>ved fro m t h e fie ld g ra in e ,
wit lack ing i n m a n y food*.
made o f w h o le w h e a t a n d
molted b a rle y , s u p p lie s a ll
*1? n . n o u ris h m e n t o f
toe grains, in c lu d in g th e ir
m in eral «alt>— p h o « phate
p o ta s h , e t c , m o st
nec*ssary fo r b u ild in g a n d
JJw gizing th e m e n ta l a n d
Physical forces.
"There’s
b
u t t 1
SoM b,
.
looked oxActly like the onoofMaddcn
In a Chtoixo paper.
o b ite r to trll her that his'
•Ipaal dutioS are too P osing to allow_
** aaUC* “ 7
- lona iort brother this n*r> ?This la « a lr a I W U
any time frir being t
MMnewbat i’b m i M 1
$ « l andMr* Madden U gstUag somswha*
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Putti H:
Stop to all
C U R E S T H E SIC K
And prevents others having the'di8«as« nb mattor bovr
W poW l
Si a bottle, ,S6 n t fUk m Sop*m
battles. All goQd druggists and turf goods house*.
Chemists and »e<itertolo«iiite, Goshen, Ind., V. 9.
SIDNEY-s&San-A'rTt
When the
-tlve campaign committee of the Demo
cratic national committed selected
Frederick W. Steckman as director df
Tpublicity-forAh6=national-committoe-ifr
the .coming .presidential.-campaign,
picked "oria of -thaana popular of the newspaper writers
mid correspondents in Washington.
_ - -Mr.^Steokman,- who was born in
Princeton, Mo., thirty-six years ago,
Ifir8twent,ta-Washington about 190.4 as
correspondent of the St. Louis Repub*
lie. For some years now he has been '
a political w riterfor^hr'W ashifiitQ ir
Post and besides has covered the capitol and the White House for the New
Orleans Daily States. However, he be*
If one has nothing df more impor verse combination with the separata
gan hiB newspaper activities when he tance to do,- the chambray and ging pants and blouse of checked material.
was less than ten years old.
ham everyday play cloUies for the lit A bias band of plain fabric finishes tho
' ■ In 1919 Mr. Steckman was in tle boy of five or so may be made A; neck and bottom of tho pants; also the
charge of the Chicago headquartors ef home. But clothes of .this kind are top of the practical _patch _pocket.
the Democratic national committee, manufantumL-aa well anA-soêi^>ly |- Short ror 'ftfiiTDTr^^& A^^lroiiri^
•M d it was ho who devised the plan of that there is no economy in doing the or better still, sandals without sox, may
small contributions for the campaign from great numbers ^ people. The work at home.
'
bo worn wlth tompers' by the happy
S m e jie tte d the committee,more than $100,000. His excellent publicity work
In buying material there is economy youngyter who
allowed
that y ^ rle d to hie sclection for chief of that department in this campaign, ' in getting enough tor several suits and blessed privilege of going barefoot.
cutting them out at the same time.
Plain pnd. striped or checked patterns
are used together, as shown in the it
lustration, llie pieces left after the
garments arh cut servo to make ths
pockets',.cuffs, collars, bands, etc., and
Handsome Blouses.
Martin . B. Madden, congressman
- [ those of the plain- fabrid aro used on
Georgette crop© la the most popu
from Chicago, is nottm l^w onlthjr--^
the chebkod or striped suit, or those
lar material for blousos and washes
is also quite handsomo. Nevertheless
of the checked on plain suits.
he is not satisfied with his Phys ®al
Ju st now su its m ade w ith plain p an ts and Irons like linen. Handkerchief
linen is next, In popularity. It comes
make-up. He would bo much better
with striped and belted lluaslan
in white, flesh, blue, lilac and, gold,
p C e d P if he were built along more
.blouses a r e m uch th e fashion for lit
charming stripes, plaids and dots on
original lines. The trouble with him Ib
tle boye. wdffi w ith lenthor b rtts In
plRln
grounds. Moro sheer arid quite,
that he looks like too many poople. Ho
black. B right red, blrto, groon' or
as elaborate and substantial is the
makes a specialty of being ft rlngerifor
brown mnko th e strip o s ag ain st a w btte
now pineapple cloth, which ia astraria*
r unbleached ground, dem onstrating
the long-lost brothers.
*
.
parent
as organdie.
On an average of once a MOhth ^
bat oven t}ui togs of th e yoimgost athgets ft lotter from someone who has
lotos ta k e Rome note of th e lad for
H«|r Ornament*.
sports
clothes. B ut th e stanch quali
aeon his picture nn<* ^ ^ J ^ O B t at
Russian hair ornament* consisting
brother though*J o , b avobeenlostet
ties of old and triod fabrics, like those
shown in tho picture, always give of siring* of pearls which sre caught
Inoa or strayed from home years and
•V on it, sriii containing «
picture of her long-lost **ro
jpecMrPlrectfdna of Valuc fo Women iuto with Everr Ba»
Sola by luvggUUuuroughoatUte woritL In b a n s 10c, 25c,
aponw MKDICAL OO^
DEMOCRATS’ PUBLICITY MAN
y% n f d , y ho hoard from o Vomoo,
who said she had ft l^k et with an.
T h e p x t tim e v b u feel low -spirited a n d o u t o f so rts, tafce
B e e c n a m s Pills*, T n e ir sure*
th o ro u g h a c tio n w ill
thorn first place in thti consideration
of m anufacturers,
The romper* shown at the left of
the picture may be had In chambray.
coarse Hue® or heavy cotton wears*.
The body and pant* are wet together
at the front under a belt of cheeked
gingham. The belt butioae at one «Me
•nd the pocket and cwffs to match K
nlah thle tooful garment eeeUy,
T h ^ m S x M tho ftgkt shows tho rw
to the hair Ip tho hôk -with fancy pins
railing In a loop under the chin and
again oyer the bust, are extreme,'tmt
Tory effectlre with rrentfvw d
Ruoatan jewelry in the form of bracw
let* In antkfu* go):!, net with eolotvdl
atone*, la attrwcUTu They *r*
tel m design
coAortng.
The cm* of kM* length
tsr m ete t e r
The Cure.
^Robert
Chambers, tlrd'popular
J OUTUTU R
n ?< y0U
and don’t
know resuttr
it, I f
L (E
-want good
novelist,—said in an aiitiButfrage ad TAJJV
you can* make no mlBtake by using Dr
dress in Brookly&T- ""1'
Swamp-R oot.-the grea t Indas1
:”A luodern girl—one of ihqae pret- KUmrr’B
remedy. At druggists In fifty cent
Aollar algea.:,: Samuia- *iic*-bottle-by yajr-tY.~votflKihasingât>inM"
also pamplitct telling you abAit
who rlde astride, swim in men's S)vim eei Post,
Address Dr. Kilmer .ft .Ga.v Bingham*
mlrig auita. amoke-cigftrettea an d -read ^ n v -H V.;; and enclose:ten 'cent*;
'eUsHABd-Shaw—a- modern glrl nf^thta _inenUon=tlU#^p«pcr^
type repined one day at a tealiecauso
MOTHER OMT’S SWEET
she could not be ait aviator in the
POWDERSfOB CRILOREI
war.
Relieve Feverishcesg, Cooidn*
JJh,* she sighed, 'blowing a cloud
tian, Colds end correct disorders of
ih* stomach and bowels, t/irdt*'
of cigarette smoke from her lips—’Oh,
\MotA*rtfi>r i$ytart. AllDrottUtS,
if heaven had only made me a maniT
— . , 450. Sample milled KRKB. Ad*
tesusKM*, dr»s Meth»fCrsvCe.. LeRstiN. %"
'Heavcn did, my itear.’ said aplacid
matron, ,‘and you’ll find him Borne day,
f o r 1P l l e a UwAbell’sPonnaMalfsiea.
and then an thte new-thought nonSatisiactloBQuaruitecdorMoMyReluadi*
sonao of yours will-ceasoôrewer.' "
Per sale hy all proggists, er seat epee i*>
ceipt of ZSc postpaid. Seed tor free unptsu
HOME REMEDY CO. Seeth Harso. MKM
_ You, never hoar a dressmaker ,
that figures cannot lie.
_ Stolen sweet* may be hard to di
gest'.
T e lls
th e
AGENTS—Sell MKinptMf Auto
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Oott*l«**Urg<- proms; ssmrtc S(«o. uler
cOeat* W
ladles.) WaterproofNpv.Co..M)W.t>
t»d Bt" m>Jp,
W. N. U., DETROIT, NO. 22^1»1fc
S to ry
of Vestirn Canada’i Rtpli Progress
The heavy crops In Western C*n*d* have caused
new records to be made in the handling of Brains
by railroads. For, while the movement of these
heavy, shipment^ has been wonderfully rapid, th«
resources of the different roads, despite enlarged
equipments and increased facilities, have been
strained as never lx-Core, and previous record*
have tlx a been broken in all direcUonv
T l» largest Canadian wheat shipment* through New Yortt ewer known
are reported for the period up to October 1sth. isywarda mt tewr **4 *1
quarter lulllloa |bu*l»*l* being e«ported la l*«* teaw ala g i s t s ,
and this was but the overflow of shiprrî.t* to Montreal, through whiefc
point shipments were much larger thAn to New York.
Yield* m high ** 60 bttahela of wheat per *rre *re reported fron *B
porta of the country; while yields of 45 bushels per *cr* ar*<
Thousand* of American farmers have taken part la this'
duetkw. Lorxt prkwt ir* Kill lew ae* fre* h*m>«st*aa W
le
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CORRESPONDENCEf!k
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v Nr. and Mrs. ClSre nceGIe* kesp e ut
Sunday with relatives lb Sylvan. ..
.vMhwLaura Schetd spent Sunday with
Misses Ituby and Ruth Dfesseihouse.
m m iiniim m iinitruniinii
■NtftfctH FRANCISCO.
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W < re ¥ C Iir5 H T a m iry T o fJ a to n m
spent Sunday with MtIl L JR. LejamJ
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| parVof last Week in Aon Arbor,
The Kpworth League meeting next
S atu rd ay
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Choice Line of Cigars
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Wafspent Sunday wlthMissMartba
Rlemenschhelder.
V, Mr* and Mrs,'Henry Weber and f(pn,
of Whitmore Lake, were.callers* in
this vicinity Sunday. _
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1In A nn A rbpr. /,
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reo<(ive fresh daily from Fred Heusel’e Bakery, Aim-. Arbors
the following brands of baked goods:
Butter Kru8t, Long Butter Krust, Log Cabin, Graham, VAienn4,
Bran. Rye, Raisin, Twin and Poppy Twist Bread;- Alan p i ^ *
Cakes, Cream Puffs, and Jitney Buns,
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t M r. and"M r* H e rm a n F 4e^cher apd
fam ily s p e n t S a tu rd a y In A n n Arb<jr.
T h e li ttl e d a u g h te r 6 f. N r;, an d Mâ.
Em anuCl W a c k e r w as‘:bh{>tized la^st
Sunday.
Patrick Daly mbved~7the household
gpods, of bis father.: and sister INora,
Saturday to the domain Chelsea which ] /
be bought recently.- of Mrs, Richard
Troutett on-Dewey avenue. ,
Elliott McCarter, of Chelsea,., is
A l b e r t . E schelbaoh caring for the; private lots in Maple
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worlrmaklng extensive 'repairs to tjie HomerBoyd,
Sards on his farm.
Miss Pauline Bollinger, spentSatijr
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s p e n t T h u rsd ay e v e n in g w ith M r; apiT
serv ice s o f M r. M c C a rte r a t one dol
M rs. Geo. Egelfey.
la r p e r_ lo t fo r th e season, phone L "
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PALMER MOTOR SALES CO.c
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Mr', and M rs: W m . B a rb e r a n d son
FOR SALE-Gkrland’ steel J ^ e in-UpentSundayTn Stockbrid'ge.
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excelllentcondition. inauireotM rs. I v .*
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RENTS, REAL ESTATE. FOUND.
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d a u g h te r s p e n t -S u n d a y -in -W e b s te r idrs, P , S eit? and fam ily , o f Lim a,
Ijd th M r ,_ a n d M r 8. 0 ttaB en i{,
Mrs. Rlchard-Clark fell and broke
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a_er hl^ last Tueadayt=Owlng^t<y:her[
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iG raui was a c c id e n ta lly s tru c k b y a n T. M cKone.
o u r fa v o r.
Y ou h av e rece iv ed
1'!:,
h o n est w e ig h t and co u rteo u s treat*
autom obile, n e a r his hom e, Sunday
ment and you’ll r e order, THaFT | ev en in g and q u ite badly in ju red . H e
Notice.
tbenw ay-w e’ve^builded u p - s u c l m n
was ta k e n to th e h o s p ita l in A nn-A r* *T here will be a m e e tin g :4 t M a p le 1 1 '
e x c e lle n t bu?inesSf
s /.bor fo r tre a tm e n t.
' 3rove cem ete ry , S y lv a n Qjjk e > ;':: f o r "
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. EgeWand sons.
[Garl and Walter, spent Sunday with
Mr. ahd-Mrs. a Smith:
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ORNAMENTAL PLANTS, VEGETABLE PLANTS. BEDDING
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- u /h ic h t °
ke hpjne of Mr. and-M rsv-PhiU p . Miss Martha Bristla !spent Snhday j
l^chweinfurth.
at the: home -of Miv fand-Mrs? Fred
V-
iliS P S lil
H e t e . ^ e ^ f S ^ > * P &)^ o n 9 ‘
a v isit w ith frie n d s h e a r M a n c h e s te r .
Grand display Of Choice Plante consisting of.
ii
Q o o y e t. _ 1
vMr. and ^rs.1
Sohêinfurjbh, Mr. ahdMrs.,John Jepsen and son,
of Jackson, ’ and Mr,. arî(Mra. Car, Homer, spent Saturday and Sunday IaJ
AT SCHNEIDER’S QROCERY STORE
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"j
abei ...................."
lemberahre
,rûee^d*M ‘ '
jdown
d r p o in t
m
:A.
SYLVAN HAPPENINGS.
Jdra. OhaA Barth and children, [;Or
5; l|AnuArhort were callers at the home
Of H. Jv LehmamrStmdayT:— —— ■ ^.W lfllam .L pB gj.^
'SylVan'Suhday
. . . .. .. . ........ .............................................
MiTantivSTrs. Schmidt add daughter,
M
rA.and Mrs. Homer Boyd were in
and Npr^ B34’ ' Ann Arbor, spent
Sunday atterpoonlat the parsonage Jacksoa: Friday.
,
, A meeting,of the Standard Bearirs Misr HeletrHanselmad—spentHBun--j
day ather bomem Dexter.
890n after 120vClockasipossible. A1 E a rl B e rtk e h as r e tu r n e d hom e from
in ,
i^ a e H ^ v id c n tth a t o iiw e y g m t m
Viter»*W*V~elWUvJ '•*}!/< ‘
at the home? ot Mr. and Mrs. John
Breustle. ^ •
/
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Babutulller and
family ;and Mr. and Mrai George
Klumpp spent Sunday With, relatives
im A n a A tb o r.
i_____ JO R IT Y jn v
a
lid o by fid o w H h a n y o th e A ^ b j .
Nr. and Mrs. Howard Boyce, 7 of. ■-Sunday evening will be in .charge of
[ Ly ndon, spent Snnday with the latter’s1 » e v. s. j , pollock, •.7
_
frfae
Ladles’
HomeMlBsionarysociety
A B E O U R A P K C IA L T IE S , E V E R Y T H IN G F R E S H I
.
________
■ . ■ ■ ■ 1 . . _ __ _______ | | Adam Mitchell and A. Lincoln, of w ill ‘meet with Mfd Orville McClure
A N D G L E A N ,. W E IN V IT E Y O U R ■ IN S P E CTI O N l ljack.cn, edentBueda ^ w s a f- "-J frM fS T W n f
and Mrs; Albert WaHandAonj
7F.v -John Alher and daughter, of Chel* I J aMr.
r i^ o f F ’r a n e ls c o r
Watch For Our
S te lla r;
;4
W A N T E D —P a in t e r and P a p e r H angcf. Hammcfad & H a ftc h j P a in te r s
D eco rato rs, 130 E a st street,.G h elsca.
43
H ollis.
43
S to fe r, o f Lyndon, S unday.
M r, and M rs. H. B ohne, o f Francis-
-FOR SALE-rGne-aud two story brick JOQ,-spent Sundaywittz relatives here,
dweHing^v,u** '----- --------- situatea or
Middle and
Defendorf.
38tf. I D etro it.
S c h ro e te r, of th is- c ity , was severely
J u ju reff T tHisday m o rn in g by fa ilin g
n to a n o p en -sewer . H e suffere d im
te rn a l in ju ries b u t will recover.-
T fie ^ q b lo rs m ade a sn eak all day
Jh^dayr-and re p o rt a fine tim e.
P O E S A L E —H o te l "and, a a v e ra l—cots
ta g e s a t C av an au g h L ak e. In q u ire
o f Geo. S m ith , C helsea.
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A li the latest in AutomobileB.
S A L E —S eco n d -h an d G ale S u l k y H f f ^ ln-h o n o r o f Miss V iola B la clf
Plow
, fo o t lift, plow ed only .8. acre
s. I|■■
° uri1,
a
. U rtl InAB .6* \17 Alit A«
.
—_•
H olm es & W a lk e r.
2 9 tf j M r. an d M rs. A ddison M iller am i
IX )R
Everything from an Eleotrio <
to a Motor T ruok.1
'
0;
FO R S A L E —H ouse and lo t on w est
M iddle s tr e e t, C helsea.- -In q u ire o£- JiF O R S A L E ” a m t“ F o r R e n t” window J? e lf d a «ffh te r and h e r husband, o f
M rs. Chas. C u rrier.
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signs fo r s a le a t th is Office.
I Fow lerville, s p e n t S unday w ith rel$-
tured in- Jackson w ill be on
exhibition.
Automobiles to Td©Assenibled
K
‘4
help.
S m STS i ** s S d rifb t A O
Sltf
[H earf KMlnachaMdt, o t Ann Arbor,
Sunday.
....
......
*M
W
i
^fae >'greatest Eleo trib al Dis
p lay ever' seen in Michigan
w ill be here.
every Wight rig h t before yo ur
eyes,
F o r 10c
tty
MR. FARMER
If you aro not using the
STANDARD^ WANT AI)S
you’re a heavy loser.
Find buyer for your pro
duce, livestock or tools that
you do not need.
0
Nearly—everything manufao■rtA.—
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F O R S A L E —P o ta to e s fo r seed a m t A U C TIO N S—The" au ctio n season IS
ta b le use, H ow ard Collings, te le
now h e re , an d T h e S ta n d a rd wishphoncA V aterloQ _exchang
cenHnd—th o se —who e x p e c t to
NORTH LAKE NOTEa
h av e a n a u c tio n th is season, t h a t it
c a n fu rn is h a n a u c tio n e e r add p r in t
F O R S A L E --H o u se and lo t on Dewey
y o u r bills...
avenue^ In q u ire of O r A. U pdike,
W . R. D aniels, o f C h else a, s p e ^
234 c a s t P a rk s tre e t.
44
S unday w ith his p a re n ts h e re . ’
LEAVE, y O U R O R D E R fo r S a tu rd a y r ' “ MW>
U 1 1,18 parcni?l n e rc *
,
E
v
en
in
g
P
o
s
t
aud
L
ad
les
H
o
m
e
j
Mr
<
and
Mrs.
Gco^
W
eb
b
madia
F O R HALE—C
hicken
chop,
7x10
fe
e
t;
V4»,44i wu'vaui VW|f( IAJ
J o u rn a l a t th e S ta n d a rd office.
|b u sin e ss tr ip to D e x te r M onday.
|
n e a rly new; c h e a p for quick sale.'
» a t‘
K e n t W alw o rth , C helsea.
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M rs. Jath'es H atikerd, who h a s bee
OLD P A P E R S fo r sale a t th is office
on
th e sick lis t fo r th e p a s t week,
L a rg e b u n d le fo r 6c.
FO R HALE-, C h o ic e seed corn, war*
o n ,th e gain.
r a n te d to grow . Inquirp o f Chas.
D ow ner, p h o n e 37.—
44
Miss iv a M ohrlok, o f C helsea, spei:
se v e ra l days o f la s t # e e k w ith h
sis te r, M rs. H en ry d ilb q rt.
F E E D <5UINi)lN(» every W ednesday
am i S atu rd ay , d u rin g th e snuuner
Mr. anil Mrs. H . A. H udson spent
m onttis. 3 eu isalein Mills, Etuanuel
S
nnday
t th e hom
e o f M r. and‘ Mr
W a c k e r, p ro ju ie to r.
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.... ’......a..........
.................
Wit}. M arshall, o f U nadlH a,
F A R M E R S ’ A TTEN TIO N E ggs for
Mr. am i Mrs, Edw ard W. Daniclfi
h a tc h in i’ i H l.uk Min<nv;u» a mVPart*
am
i son W a rre n w ere in G rand Ledgfc
tldgc Wyandottes, full bldotl; >*1.00
a
p c '^ t t t i n g . W m . HchntK, Chelsda,
T h u rsd ay to a tte n d th e fu n e ra l of this
fo rm e r’s b ro th e r, .W illiam D aniels. |
Mr. and Mrs, W m . H atrd, Mr. and
Srlt your farm or find farm Mr*.
f O R S A LF.— F iv e se c o m l h a n d to iir ln g 1
John PraM an d son Jam ^s, ;tt
i
c o n s i s t i n g o f F o rd , o u - r h u n i]
tra
c
e
d th e b irth d a y p a r ty given i*
D ik la a A , S to d e b a k e r w d C h e v r»w,-t.
T h e coat is wmail—resu lt# ^bonor Of Mr*. P ra tt’s ihother, Mr*.
1
And Runs All The Week
l
■ M * » ® ^ r 0 . m M g a v e a b .f th d a »
■1. . i su rp rise p a rty a t »<*«* ■hnm*. saX H ^M /
tiiiesh ere........
9
VI-..
ernice
f C helsea!
FORt|A LE-Q uantity Wbite -Dedt-jxEOAL
The
Standard m M iss-B.........
IkvIiHl rPRINTING—
A U t J U iu ^ iiU
C OtaUttarQv
.. P ru• d d: en
. >,* o-v
* 1
s e e d to r n . T e s te d DOp e r c e n t. *1.00
reqaests
reatief its patrons who have busv*T?Petl^^he week-end With her cousih
p e r bushel. O rrin T. F isk , C helsea.
ness with the Prohate Office to ask [ MissJYlvian Gorton.
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1
; , 4.
\.
want to show you whs-
The Colombia Oressi
- FOR 1010
Now On Sale At
1
»
H. S. Holms Mire. Co.
Don’t fall to attend this stupendous oxhlhiHon n t
I t you haven’t thoptloe to ettrae, borrow It
Two big ehowa under One.eover.
'
‘‘
V.,
will be money well ipent.
in
AdmMon will bo lOe.
'’v-. }
At $1.00
k The Draw with tbe£lantic-Belt
w A J « ,
a t 1 p. m . J-t a n e 6,
. 7 1916
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