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CH ELSB A , p c m O A R , T H U R S D A Y . A P R IL
ANNUAL MEETING a
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FORTY YEARS AGO
Four ]^dred1)olljsrt|4pp|ropri«ted to
Street
The annual meeting of the
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S y r a washeW V t b e ^ £ ifr-.W 1
=ftF rf 'rt»rtfrtiili'lf A^eirJ «
a t clockMondayafterop9a^n4waa
«weu attended. Tfaemeetthg wascan-1
ed;to order. by
YanRiper.l
mu
- Supervisor
' — VanRiper.
•Ue-annual report was yead by the
clerk,- W, Ci Boydi which, oh motion
was accepted and adopted/
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The township “board recommended;
that the following be raised for the
Contingent/$1,700;;
highway improvement. fund, $2,000;
road repair fund, $l,b00npeor fubd, I
$^00.- A-xnotion-was made and suppprted that the recommended^ ac>
ceptedand adopted, which wn&carried,
A motion waa made by Frapklgtaffap,
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^Vhen th at cough of youra tiftte a $_Mpr th’e ibombr&nes
come Irritated and
trouble youeveixtimeyou takeabreath, ft's;
maeypu wereuaing
7Tf,
NYAL'S CHERRY COWGH SYRUP
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If neglected, the qough vyJHsurely ra<p/ and tear the mem­
branes of thethroat and>affect thebronchial tubes--and lungs
w^eFrA coughTiTovery jpstancepavesthe waj?"to further
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a iwitiblft
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NyalV Cherry Gough Syrup sooths and heals the irritated
membranes, removes th e ; tickling- sensation, /allays inflammation
and prevents.further infection. Tbofimtdose affor/ls a grateful
1 relief. Two slze^ 25o and and 50c.
Happening* in C h e &
Forty
Henry Merkel and family cam*
from Germany and settled in
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TOW NSHIP ELECTION
| The Sylvan Repoblleana Yktoriomt on
> Mond*y~Denocr«t*El«ct Obcs*
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..TherepublicaPRpfSyteai^wcrfi-ih^
| victors fn the! election on Monday,
| having- elected th eir entire’ ticket
|.wlt1> th e exception of treasurer, :.t>y;
T \ ? ? ■ ’ L 1. .. U: ui Jl Majorities ranging from 23 to?$3; Of
c .The result': Of th eto w n sh ip l Jth e total reg to tratio n o f 668 or the';
,
i b o l l booksr m 5 a n p te werecast. .The;
■visor, . M< j V- Noyes, r.; clerk, • j j canvas showedthatSW voted th e head
ffoY tHe
J. Bllllpgyd.}„ justice of th e { [o f the democratic ticket, and 83 who
V pehte; G. H. Coleman,; d.; ^ow* jld id not th eb ead o f either p artyticketi
‘ miwloner highways, S. E, Coop- t f r ^ e resnlt.is as follows?J ‘ " v .
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: ;er,f^;tdrain^dmmi^ionei'i'y
nv.'V’-Hraln-comtniMionAr;> A*
A. [SnperviSo'r—
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W? Chapman, r.; school jnspec.;? J | ? j . W ilbuf VndRiper, r t . 434-245
tolr, toll term, W m.‘ Riemen. f George A, R uncim an ,d .,..a§ 9 ‘ '
Schneider, r.; sfchool i nspect or , ^j t oi er k—
-j. :,
fill vacancy, Jam esTayior. _
J | W arren Boyd. rlV. .V;,. ,,450^283
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SOeddes, d,;.;. iv. v. ,;167
raised by.the township for the purpose i ■:V i * /Mris* Agstha Falst. ■
Treasurer—
; ' ’ ;s
of graveling south Main, from, the J
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William 0. Arnbjd, r , 294 >;
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south line of the electric
to ; the! M rs.Agathal^ist'wasborn ihGer , Wllliapj Schate, d*r.
... .330— 30
'lilage Hroitsi -JohnKalmbach mpived^j manyip-Qctober -4, 18^, aad -died—at-l^omm^ ^-py
^ : ay e nd the orlginr,?^i^ptit»n; aiRl |^ o hoihe of bei^daughteri Mrai ^
| 1 Burleigh WMtairf ^
323— 23
tb it WOObe raised for »)ie
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TmM ajf i ) i r i n , ' c i w i e i i
a ; .;.;.., 300
-ghtc^ was supported and :c a r r le d ;- |^ ^ ^ eo^-^ yea^»^ mon^ha^ > d ^ L f>lfttii^ ftf.thA ^ a i<fffy"fril
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fn llterm
lueo. T. English moved to aipe^ the
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the work, be. doi|fefrom
deceased was twicem arried, I | >eter Merkel, d..:. f r r i ...^218:
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fr t^i«a4awli4* whn I
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the electrle-line-totbe
terrltprlatToafl. t-ffwk[t^e,6rst fltvtd
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J gusterer, wboj-juatii;e of'tlig-Peace,
fill-vacancy—
which™ accepted and adopted.
|diedinatiy^ye^ ago. and the 8econd p ^ eorge W> Gage) r-t. ; ___ , .397-172'
To get! an expression of .the sent!tO ;Jdr.-Falst, who died seven Fraok Bro0kg■a............ ....225
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-meafccf-fche electors, annotton—wasl^68^ ag°- 8he has .llyed ip this I MembemBoard Review
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[made by JohD-Ralffibafn^tWBF Th^K1
iW-wnshlp be .divided into fobr road wbf re »he/aiefl-for the last 49 years. j 0aeph l , Sibley, d.........>7250
districts', which. was- supported and]
^ survived by twp^sons^Mlchael | Qygrgeer Highways— :
adopted. ^
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|Kusterer,
of Sharon, and A. ^G. tn-i-iEaist, | George^ Heydlauffjr.....,..,381—146
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Jacob Hummel made a motion which r!^ C!*.e^ l a! t-W^r<3^U^.hterS’ ^ rf ‘
I Albert t). Burgess, d. 2 3 5
Was supported, that the township be di* I Rei4Jao®* °*^ Waterloo,^ and Mrs, J. I constables—
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vided Into four ro ad ~ d l8 trlr.tft^r^f1 ^gl<t4ur <>r=8”at:ott> eIeTen ^raod’‘1 Frank A. Leach, r . . ; ........1367
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; —jpbildren—and -eight ' great grand- j ^gg{.0j. Ck>oper, r.A.. ........410
_It was^jnov6d and s u p p o r t^ 4 :h a tr ^ J .dr'e “,, „
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I G eorge A. ^ o u n g ,r ...... “....404
tie township board have
tfa v e a new/.rppf I ,' - ^ fd
h eral. w
ill be held
the
*d,neral,
will
Held .Saturday
Saturday I Jacob F. Alber, r
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(put on the-town hall and^ave_ tm^r. ^
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interior dLthe,building redetorat^
Maplejlroye ceafcj,-^am UepFro»tenl d.-.
which was carried, The m eetlng.thenl^y wylynn .^flte.1 , * / > . / } • Patrick Daley, d .. . . . . . . . . .,.199
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bYes were”
cast ISO
as ^ollVwsr
, Easter Serricear
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Easter, thie-^eastof the R esurree^}^^
rY£s 447; no 179r—The re was^a majority
tlOnof Christ, as usua) will .be f . e l e - J / - ii,^r‘ apd '^fr9‘
298 for.the rescinding of the county
Ibrated
with
great
solemnity;
at
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famy®!?.
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Apru47.
Din-1Toaj.
system as adopted
one year
ago.
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of Our Lady of the^ S a c rveI M
d/\M
! *.mill
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$ d . . a t 10
12, oclock,
cpn- j jQtt
soldiers’:m(aigjnent
proposi
Heart. The altars and sanctuary wRl lasting of hot biscuits and maplesyrup. I ^ on 015 votes were cast- as follows;
Jbe-handeomeljrdecorated^tth-BastorT^^^®^^ie d^na®r^-hour^S. A.-Mapesr4 Yewi927no-423r—^Themajoritjragainat
lUlies,potted plants,coddles andlWhte. I and N. W, Laird will slug. The dinner [the appropriation of Si,6uu for IBe
The vested choir of 40 altar boys' will I ^ e. followed 1 by ^a.,8mQker, after 1-mQtiuinent ln Ann Arbor was 231.
occupy_the sanctuary >nd will take wWch
following, program. will
wil :be
TownshipResults,
part in the services, ______.
asSlstelLby
thei
^hrried _L
out:
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children of St. Mary’s^ school,1 Tfie
-ThAbank.is
the finanoial heartjofithe comaunity ia whioh
it Roll
caU^The- election Monday resulted m
| choir-has-prepared “ar beahtlfui^new l .
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ponitacirculationdependsyourprosperity.
Keep
mass in honor of the day.
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the election of the detnocratic ticket
Low mass will be celebrated at 6 a. | . Guessing contest.
with exception of the. treasurer, by ! R throbbing. Every new depositor atD ur batfk gives an extra
keeps alive tho prosperity, growth and
m. Holy compmalon will be glven-at l Question box.
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majorities ranging from 6 to 138. No ^1 beat,^ toO1tho heart^\f that
A
I1V* 4town
AHfVV and
ArnyF AAlVlMrtliHlivr
—
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inaneial
.health
of
our
community. If1 •ttrtii
you —4hotveSolonm—hig^HBasg^be-Cele- |—R g^atluh by Alviu^Baldwtn.
candidates for constables were placed
money^in your pooket or hid at home mane it usetui to the ooin»
nominationby-eithe^^ifjfciatii *
h rato d -atj^ rtg r^lth Rt. Rev, Mon-l~ ^ e.ad lpf ^ .
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u n ity b y ,d e p o sitin g Jt^ h ro u rb a n k ^ D o -y p
partto'W ^udt’
|lected W ^etlS ^ 8"TdTOWli Supervis*
,8igno.rJQeBever, of Dexter, as ceTe- Bring;^pur pencilsi&f{
keeping the financial heart of opr town beating strong and/fast . 1 " *
or, Fred G. H aist^ ^ lerk ,' David E.;
brant, Rev. P.~«L HowaJrd,~of"SandBoard oL Supervisors.
Reach, d.; treasurer, Wm. G. Luick, r.;
wich, deacon, and Rev. “VV. P. Const-1
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dine, sub-^eacop, Raymond-Steele will. •The. board of supervisors for the commissioner highways, George 0.
Haistjd.; justice of the peacef Eddie
bemaster of ceremotiifts. Rev. Pither coming year are as follows:
Howard will.assist the pastor during Ann Arbor city—First ward, Ernest J. Parker, -d;t 'justice of tho peace, fill:
Easter apd preach at the solemn high9 M. Wurater{ second ward, ~Chrlatfan vacancy, John Grau, d.; member boardSohlenker^-third ward, Martin A, | revlew; w illiam J. Beach, d.; over
Imass.
The last mass on Easter Pay will be Ryan; fourth ward, IIcrman ICrapf; 1seer highways,. Albert K. Escneioacn,
-road-syStem-^was-yea 194;'np
celebrated at 10- a, :m., - followed:, bjr fifth ward,. -Cbfarles A.SKa^pt/sKttl
Goodyear
5- seventh 133; majority to rescind 161. The monu­
ward;
William
solemn benediction and the Singing of
ment appropriation yes/ 66Vno 143;
the Te-peum by the entire congre- ward, Horatio J. Abbots
gatioq, ”i;het>ffe"rtory on Easter Siin- Ann Arbor townf-Chas.F. ^teabler. majority against 82: For the adoption
____ 4>Lchapter:25 high-way_law8 yes lS?;
^ will he a~tributeto-the- pastor of ,AugustzH“Jbhri Dawson.
^Bridgewater—
William-H.
Every;
* Ino 69: majority for adoption 58. .
the church-/' .
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The ^easiest^SQlutionto
Dexter—Gilbert Madden; ~ ~ '
Freedom—
Frank
H.
Koebbe.
the
_ queatioa , of; Spring
Mrs.Wm^Er^slisbary.
LYNDON,
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Lima—
Er^d
G.
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Furnishings is -to bo found p-Mrs.-Maiy -Gordella-Salisbury. was
At the electtonioirMonday 130 balLodi—
M.
F.
Grosshans..
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born'ip Sylvan township December
Ilots were cast of which 39 were demoat this store * In fact,
128,1841; and died at her. home at Sylvan Lyndon—John Young.
jeratic head-aud_40 republican. The]
gentlemen, if. you do your
Center Sunday,—April- 6, -1914, of | M!anchestor—Henry L. Renau.
I
democrats
^
elected
their
entire
,ticket^
Spring purchasing
here
Northfield—Charles Kapp.
Bright’s disease.
with the exception of member board
Pittsfield—
W.
A.
Hutsel.
thero will fae no problem ~to~
rdview by majorities ranging from
She was united In marriage with
Salem—
F.
M.
Roberts.,
it. . All will be. smooth
William E. Salisbury in August, 1882,
to 18. The result is as follows; Sup
Saline—
Herman
Gross.
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and“t he^touple' hayeurade tireJri
I'er-visor, John-Young, d.; clerk, James
.j a i l i n g ._____
Jedele.
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fit Sylvan Center for the past 20 years. Scior-Jacob
1Clark,.di; treasureTTHowardCeilings,
Sharon—Ashley Parks.
We show the latest
She is survived by her husband, one Superiorr-George
d.; commissioner highways, Henry
Gill.
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styles in Men’s and Boys’
feister; Mrs. Emeline "Beckwith, of | Sylvan—J.W .VanRiper.
jLeeke, d.; justice of the peace, Alva
.
Chelsea, two brothers, Charles Steph­ Webster—Berb Kennys-----Reemdn, d.; member board .review
Fixingsi.fri
from a scarf to a
|Gbarle
8 Ciark,-r,;overseer-hlghway8
enson, of Chelsea, and William Steph- York—W.
sock. All the new Spring #
Kelsey/
‘enson, of Philadelphia........
-Arthm^Jx-Mayrid^-To
rescind
cofinty
Ypsilantl city-'Firat district, John
goods holds forth here. —
Thfi*'funeral-was held at 2 o’clock C. Rerg; -second district, Elmer/ R. road syatem yes 116; no 16;- majority
Some dandy ideas in ties,
[Tuesday afternoon, from the Sylvan McCullough.
for rescinding 100. The vote on the
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shirts, etc.
Center, church, Rev. Qep. C, Noth*, Ypsllaatl town—EdgarH, Holmes. [monument/approprlationVas yes 20;
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durft offlclatingr Lnterment a tMaple
no 110; majority' against 90. The prop­
osition to adopt chapter 25 highway
Grove cemetery, Sylvan Center.
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Defeated the Proposition.
[laws-yea .44;..no_,53; .majority against
By a majority of 681 the voters of adoption 9,'
Ejected Officers,
/Olive Chapter, O. tl, S., held their Washtenaw county , on Monday de­
[annual meeting Wednesdaytevening feated the proposition to -donate
FREEDOM.
and elected the following officers for $1,500 for a soldier’s monument to be The democrats
had the only ticket
>m
erected on the court house grounds
| the coming year:
in nomination at the electlonMonday.
Worthy Matron-Mrs. Minnie Mapes, in Ann Arbor. The G. A. R of that On the county road system there were,
A double hit is scored in fact, one with tho lads ami cAe
city has raised by. subscription a fund
Worthy P atron^ohn B. Cole.
cast
for
rescinding,
yes
151;
no
21.
On,
with their parents.
w,
—
■ $2,500 for the monument and at
Associate Matron-Mrs. Cora Martin, of
the session of the board of super­ the 'monument proposition, yes 49;
Conductress—Mrs. Enid Boyd, •
Our Spring Clothes for Boys' arc every bit stylish, /
visors last October the G. A. R. ask- no 103.
•^sMeiato /Oonducuess—Mm-Jday- ed for au opproprlatloa of $1500 -«e;
weH-cirHbo. '
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that they would be able to put up a ;
fLuick. /
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$M00 monument.
Economy also plays an important part in this p ff^ h g —
Secretary—Mrs. Anna Hoag.
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The demo^rots elected their entire
Treasurer—Miss Elisabeth Depew. |
Aanoantomenta*
for' prices are indeed low.
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ticket whichIsas follows: Supervisor,
ThO W. R. O. will meet FHday Gilbert Madden; clerk, Otto Raul;
See our Rain-Proof All Wool Suits including Blue
[Rpring Laxative and Wood Cleanaer. ,afternoon
sit 2 o’clock. All members, treasurer,
H,
V.
Uvtioiiivi t Jit
v i Watts,
tv nitiOf and
on all of the
|S.O0t Better Suits at 1^,00 to 17,50. Two-Pant
Flush out the accumulated waste are requested to be present as there ticket had good majorities. For some
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land poisons of the winter months; will be extra-business,
of the offices no candidates were placed
15.00
up.
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cleans your stomach, liver,and kid- The men of the M. K, church will in nomination by the republicans.
evs or all impurities. Take Dr. serve their annual Easter supper at
.[Wa New Life nils; nothing better the church parlors Friday evening,
Card af Thank*.
ir purifying the blood, I Mild, non- April 10. Everybody Invited.
1 wish to thank the neighbors anil
Igriping laxative/ Cures constipation
makes you feel fine. Take no other. There will be a regular meeting of friends ,,wh0 so kltully remembered
25c. Recommended hy L. P. Vogel, the K, of'P. on Monday evening, April me with postals April 3, receiving
H, H. Fenh ^o. and U T. Freeman 13. Woricin UitL thlcd dtgrr.c.— All .flo.caxii..
MlS8 JM\RTHA Bristla,
members are req,nestdd to be present.
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rhleh_wa8_s«pported,_that $250 be
Grocery Departmeiit
SPECIAL—For one week we will sell 2 8 pounds Brat Cane
Sugar for $1.00, wlth t2.00 orders for other gAoerlra._
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TM test la in the eAting* of the wholesome, nutritious and=appettztng^toaf,
■ -(me gets from-NEW CENTURY FLOUR
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Our reputation back of eVery 's ack.
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-Prices tlie ^Lowest
duality Oonsiaered
; r W K t s ■ ij -
!Kig J / it;:/
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For less than you;
■for-
"and- yteinity;
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YOU ARE GOING TO DO
?
It is not ECONOMY to allow your buildings to go uhpainted.
JPAINT IS CHEAPER than lumber. Why—not protect you
imildlngs-JwitluFAHNSTOCK LEAD or-SHERWlN WILLIAMS ready-to-use Paint?- T h r^ E S T OF TH EIR ^KIND. W-hbtrf
you buy the above brands you have the GOOD kind for sure.
We have a full line of P ain te d Supplies too. Perhaps you will
. need some Tin^Work’—•Q_ur^ in n e H vHl-4b/^ t - ^ ^
and aE
a reasonable charge.
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Has - many excellent features
that will iplease you- and- pay
you well in the-fieldr------------ASIC TO SEE N Olji.___„
TO KN O W
the
Wo havo jiiBfc1 rochiVcd two
cArloada which we offer at a
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VERY LOW Fi
Our fornlturo DopartMt
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BOYSBoon
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in Boys1 Easter. .Suits For
Puzaled Mothers
k in d of a
p lo w .
r ig h t
The O liv e r
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is loaded with bargains.
m?to and visit this department
before buying.
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We alwayp treat you right.
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'D R Y NAVY” ORDER
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It: IndtoatM Fresh Hop«s and
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HoW* wonderfully tlgh* the tiffing
Wander-lustl&rtoecouatryslde grips
tiering fever. with nil e lite health?
talntiM, is the harbinger of
4 a .buoyancy of spirit ■■’ ;
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<thelwo clUes. you have done the suffrage a'ud 'voted^ in th o vmunicipal
eleetions Monday. -----^ ------- - t=—- •emit thingyburself.
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JBUt 'hlfl boQli had beWcaetTaBiderj-;
ward, the cohorte of
-- He had read only afew pages. His Batbhddfo .John'! 'Coughlin r arid’Interest in it had lagged.
"Hinky Dink"1Kenua, Democrats, de­
From the car. windows he was count* feated Miss Marion Drake, Progres­
Ing'toe fields now bared of enow. The sive, for the council, by a vote of four
• ditches wereoarrying *away toe water jto ohe. Miss Harriet Yttum, settle*"
i -’and the still less slutfgiUeh cfeekswere ment .worker, made a much better
bait tlroymii h ^ rtng thA_nKfli*fLaw-.tQ- showi^itt^he-St^nteentoj ward, butj^
the rivers The"- farmer, -in b)s shirt was beaten by WalKpwjafe.the Demo*
; sleeves; was repairing Jh® fences after cratlc):candidate,'' '
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the'1winter drifts; the cattle snowing
Women Drive Out Saloons.
proof of a winter’s stabling and now'
heading-here and there toward the , Chlcago^Hinois--women~Swarnxefi;
patches oft graw; the far.m'lrciPT'nr
yield ^aud stubble, was putting into
repair this arnfr .that necessary^, fe
tore; here looking after his plow and
there hi&:.harrow, find on ail siderw ere
„ 6 cenos which reminded the travelor
to the "polls TUe'Biay in nearly 300'
townships and')as-ft~result) of- thejr actlvity it is estimated that at least 12
. '.-1■
'L'
tA/-s
ti
.-t -X*
gt||«y«jw h^ IwtoaM. lO s tla
6.60; contmbtt oows. S4.50@4.75: can-'
-- --Wrong Label.'
ners,. '18^4^5} ojholqe, heavy bulls, , Grocery "Clerk—What la, it; euntieT
$7@7.25) fair to .good.
holoana. bulls. —Colored Auntte^MiSBUB sent roe for
......................
lbs.
Lansing-^Incotaplete returns from
>s*
the twelve- counties voting on the lo*.
Mockers,
caroptron-irBue'Mofrday UrdtcaWtimte
t o ^ ^ f tif ^ ^ ^ s t o o k
■won in eight and the
at®®*
the drys have -won
wets in four by the following vote; heifers, ,>5,4006: milkers, large, young
and ^medldtu age, $60@75; common
oduntlee voting.dry:
milkers, |40@50,
County.
.
Fopula Result ! >Veal cAlvea—Receipts) 5821jmltket
Monday active‘-ftfid 75c@U higher; >calveh;i|^® n
85 D.
Benzie
, 10,638
I l hSQ fe; others, 57@io,7g.. .
>> i> Y
'' ^ % *' ¥
■ ■}.'
•• •:
■v:,
*e and Bpeedy
_
choice
. - ; ‘v
■'-W
:r«}<t!'Afr . ;:<f
time*
Countlee to pOWS* r $6®^2fi', rgQOd f f ^-COWSr-#5#M-'-
if
Eight. Dry and Four1
^ Wot Victories,
• ' ■
cqnf^ort
cheerful,
Ress whicn depend on thecoiidii
Live' 8topk,
1
'DETROlf-Clattle;
receipts t,4$4;
WON Biyr.ANTWAtDO«Pv .....
market steady? best stehrs and heif­
ers, .jSffRfcUtohrjL. ^$4 ■•,hiStfors^i>0,09.
■ss ~
to 1,200, T^j^'|7.$Qi®l75» steers, and
She sen^ this ana^wSring wires
lelfera, g
M
n
rrm
n
r
o t a t p t a p c ADI
-“
"Nor
W n i« safety pine—
C firlT O L urS T A T c TU DlrAni
eteers an
anjJ heife'iS 'tliat are fat,
11WINSTON, CHURCHILL.”
' -»;:: \ v. . :
-it ;
\
tQ 70Q;
choice, ''{fat
-7-PopUlar MagasH^.
Each 8id« Loses -Two
Incurhbant
i ^noticed & passenger on a Detroit
"@W*g» trujhjthe other day who had
•talked; out on bis trip, with the evfr
^blopgpr-Pewer thiah io 0,^00 of the
dent'1intention of becoming deeply
•takieh with one of the beet sellers, 2i7,614 women eligible- to vote here,
Live 8tcoK, Grain end Oenersj Farm
"vv.'iv- ' '
SlvduiWi "
|il^$T POpULoijB CbUNTIEte’ARB;
FEW tR 'T4IRM QMT. JN FfR4T ,619
Sjjjrit
—\
; 8eorsts of tVio* Wardrobe,
• When Weston fchurchiU vas to*
ntng for the governorship of
Hampshire^hiteoppohents* b^caine pes­
tiferously active, m a k in g -speeches,
writing letters and distributing ciM*
^algli bUtEcas.1Oue morajpg A triehd
sent this telegram to Churchill
"Have you po buttons for your sup*
.Dorterst"
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r •:.
The candidate wae-out of town and
did not get the, telegram, hut- a pretty
girl Bteaograpberd\ti. —
gpo to
Aa»
m w
two cans of medicated m ilk.. .
Woritom BsUdi^rdhi^'lg;
1,00
386 D— : fSp oiI?rfC ^ i“ t>B-^Recelptor 8,462;
460 D.
lambs.
650 DF^ fa ir p io M A p a b ; |7,56@8; light to
45 D.
' yearlings,
116 D.
sheep, $6.75
700 D.« ;@8{■ duyfs;>anoifcomriion, $4@5; clip
54 D.
J, MOg|—R<So41pkl 6,873. None sold
-1507-. tmto^hooniTproopdo
Clare
9,240 -- 156.W. tmdeM$8.fp^8.86;:
Ogemaw ♦ » I •«»
- 8,9.0.7^rr 4&-W. ■.'* ' j
' iA
Wexford . , ; ..............2o,76r':;-■ lo w ; , ! J8AS1 . , . I^LCtr-CattJfitly-Receipts
/
t ^higher;:,, primeClare and Wexford were-previously. ®9®!,
KjilSaska ...... .. ^.'. 8,097
Mecosta ^ »,,,
19.466.
M i d l a n d . . . ^ . .14,055"
Shiawassee .........33,245
Oscoda ... : , , , , , *. 2,027
Ingham v. . . . . . . . . . . . 63,310
Roscommon ... . . . . . .2,274
rcounties voting wet:
which now. bar saloons.
DR. WIUL1AM C: BRAI8TE&.,
The. country-djstricts^aw the-great^Washingtons
DanielSr-Sec- dry-and-Ingham-aad-Roiseommoa-weti
“
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' -Ontl-aaloan-terrltory, Of.
retaryofTtBOr^a^phaslsItred-an'Or^
escMTour ,are~The-onry n
_ voted:
ier abolishing aloholic liquors from change^ stathLby reason of Mondays
from; wet-to<! dry: -BtoomingtonT1 ^ ' every ship and shore, station in the
F o r I n f a n t s a n d O hlldren,
I
■I
!!i<
Tte W You Have
Always
• ALCOHOL-3 PER CENT
Avegclabte Prepareiron forAs*
{Bears the
«J3MHJrrr*iirratimr.trj f^FTTr;i
.V
I n f a n t s v° ( h il d r i . n
Promotes Digestion,Cheerful*
nessandResLContaihs neither..
8 eers. ilKCT®fiilfff^Bfbping 6te€
I
j;U
,
No t N a h c O t i c
A
¥?&
$7^5@6.36;
,'ebarfcer-and
'plain
Afl the Jtraln bp&L onward' and
^ Ig h ty ^ ^ lr.8 , ::|7:40@ 7^—fancy
jgilmpseB of\the ,paiater_a£Lhe. worked oaturr^Belvrderbr^Canton^—Frefeportr
vot«e.
Ri^urSfph
kav^“zThs3ffdfli^ln'Qnie:otzthn:ttrost
piB^He-moaF-hota^le-VIotory eyer- yearlings, hhby beef^^fr@8;6&: med-^
"on toe weather-beaten 'buildingtrwereGalfsburgr-Joiletr
Monmouth,
Kewawon
bvitfae-drys
inrMlchlgan.
They
Ebodfc|,7,^0@7^5;^cholce
hag.d.y
eeping-^ever^romulgated by-the dejr6Vealed,-the—Interest^df-the—tourist
■JMtUrSM *
nee, Locteport, Elgin and East Galenar partment.
AntHSt<» •
steers, $7.60(g)8.36; fair to good, $7.25
The
order
was
recommendwas -aroused and, when. I asked him
egrribd
*
all
the
populous
counties
In
0uMmint'*
Rockford
and
Galva,
which'
were
dry,
@7.50;
extrafat
cows,
„$6,76@7.25;
ed by Surgean-General Bralsted, head the zone of contest. Ingham,.1includ­
to e reason,. he answered: "Spring-is remained dry,
hem and I feel its blood flowing!"
the medical c.orjps of the U. S. ing the capital of the state, now;wct> best cows, $5.75@6.26; butcher cpws,
'•XiZlhr
Springfield, Quincy. M^est Kalena, Of
The truth. was, that—like
nayy.
, i-j'------goes dry by .over 700' v'otesj- Mecosta, | 5@6.60; outtersr—$4.25@4,76;^ trimRick
Island,
Dixon,
Auora,
Waukegau,
others; he wsb planning the work he
the hpme of the governor, now dry, meto^*3i60@4;25; stock heifers, .$7.50
‘
Aperfccl Remedy for ConsHp«r
{medium butcher heiferm lO.GO@
w ae-to rd o -th e . Coming-summer, He Alton and Moline.
remains so by an increased majority*
lion,
Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
wak going ont~ttrrthe~~farm—m r fsrtn
SocIsiist Beatsn In Milwaukee
W .C rT rU .M S ID E N T -D E A D Wexford, Including- the oity-of Cadll*' 6.75; stock heifers,,. $6@6{26;“ best"
Worms
ftonvutsions.Eevmahifeeding-steers,
$7@,7.25;
fair,to,
good,
—
ft}
In WeBtern Canada. Hft-fcad^biSrWells^
lao
Is
close,
but
Appears
to
be
wet
ness and L O SSO F SLEEP
to dig, his-faorses: to get into shapef ^Milwaukee, W1b.*—Mayor ^Gerhah^t Mrs. Lillian M.,N. 8tevena Successor by 10 votes on the face of the re* |6.60@7; fancy ’ stock Steers,. $6.t
7;
fancy
stock
steers,
-$6.60
@6.76;
com*
his grain implements td'fix' up, his A. Badlng, non-partisan, was Tuesday
turns give it "the wets by four maof * Francee^WIIUrd, Rasies
HacSitmk Signatdce-of-re-elected over Emil Seidel, the sdcial
■
V V U "grain
Q 4 IM W to
W
V |/ I* l V* U
U U WVWV*
UU'
seed
prepare,
and
other“deJerity
with one precinct missing1that
»toe^, $6@6.26; extra b^ti"Away
at
Portland*
democrat
candidate,
by
S
.O
Q
O
majority
tails for toe land that. wair ready to
Ini the Jast^prCyloifs
last nrlevloifs-cont'est
rtolthe
contest gave g64f •-H^*^^^hologEr^^:buUsr7^$6,60@Tf
stock "bulls, $5@6; milkers
receive It, Hie was what might be according jto returns from a majority
dry
majority.
,
Portland,
Me.—Mrs.
Lillian
M
.
N
,T hx.Centaur Company;
Bpriugers,
$40i@8O.,
— termedr^an^^un rest’ to get to - th e cfLth* precincts,
The
anti-saloon
league
claims
IngStevens,
president
of
the
National
■
NEW YORK.
Mayor-Badlng
will
have
a
-Common
■ farm! ’
Hoxs-rReoelpts. ll.OQO
Womans ^ehrlatlaiur Temperance-Un.- ham eounty-by-1650-and the wets at
Thousands In Western Canada to- council made ua'Israelv of n^p ^ h r^
\t(> m o n t h * o l d
ion, died here M onday. She bad been | ld o ciock M onday night , conceded ; alowr—heavy, -$9i29@9j30fi—yorkers,
day are making the’ preparatione that ^an, though it is expected a-few of the
88,39iai4;8fff
.
Piss.
$9.15@9.25.
35
D o st.-, -J J C U H T !.
that it had •probably gone ^dry iby, 709
this InteimtM^Lnjan^contemplated' social dQiaporat oandidales wll puir ill-foi^.several-w eeks of kidney trou­
-S
heep^d
lambs—ReceiptB,.
16,000;
<
majority;
ble.'
7
:VJ
■ Their summer fallows' are'ready for through in wards where that paity Is
[Guaranteed under the FoodaiW j
'Despite the bliszard and bad coun*. market 25o lower;; wool lanibB, $8.25'
Mrs.
Btevens,
.who
was
born
in
Do­
the wheat,- their spring plowing is strong,
@6.49;,
clipped,;
$7@7.10
\
yearllngsr7
ver, Me,, 70 years , age, continued to try road*, the farmer vote apparently
thing attended to, fences are- being
_E**ctCopy pf Wrapper.. —
TM«OlHfAUR«0«»AMV. M*WYOPKOITVtbe^last
th e tem peranee work to which rallied- in- force, as^usuaF; to the dry @7,50^wethers,.$6.-75@T; -ewes,- $6.25rebuilt or being put .into repair; Id*
@$.50;
cause.
There
were
abundant
charges
shs
'hatf
devoted
m
ost
of
h
e
r
life.
Her-deed, the entire country is o n e great' BOARD OF DOCTORS RESIGN
CaTves—Strong; top9, $12; fair to
mind rem ained cle4r and.. la te la st of colonization from dry sources hut
livfcflfElfSiMEy,
;oe^$t9@llT~gyAseersr#@7r
llailroads are* in rdadinees_to jtake A dvlM -O nt-V aecihatlonN etA seepted week she was able to d ic tate corre* only-one' arrest/was made. This was
S p o u d e n e e ia c o n n e c tio n T w ith ih e d u ^ in-Mason in-Inghato. county where 7 *
care "of a great rush of settleLS, those
— — Oral ns. Etc.
By
Ypsi
Council.
tles-o f h e r oft.co; which she-j i ad ’h eld Iw et-w orker w as charge d with offeHng
charged with the reception of whom
Wheat—Cash
No. 2 red 97 3-4o';;
since ISOS* With her when' the isSf#* a. $2 bribe to a voter.
•re •'prepared to extend every cour­
Ypsllantl,
Mich.—Dr;
Tloyd
WestMay
opened
without
Change at 98 3-4o,
it waa in Ingham-thatTbath sides jput
came were khr ; husband, ; Michael
iipf;
tesy and thus meet the rush with
fall,
Dr.
R.
A,
Glifford
and
Dr-H^B.
declined
'to:^8
ri-2<r
and TadvaTro^d_to
StevfenT; her daughterT Mrl^Gertrude upTtKeir_h-ardestvfl*hV,'_ifighamwenr
Judgment and without the least “fric­
-jtcC'4
■
98
3-4c;
July
opened'm
89c, declined'4-Britton,
appointed
as
a
board
to
ad­
S. Leavlttref this city, and Mrs. Anna wet two years ago by 456 after twp
tion. Thus,- the enjoyment of toe
. ' fef^r fiv .•
vise
with
the
board
of
health
on
ac­
tp
88
2-4c
and
advanoed
to
89c; No. 1
Gordon, of Evanston, Il!., vice'presTr years of dryness. Prohibition will,
•f'Ctpenlng of spring 1b fully,met.
It Is not.sbjnuch .Nifh^t -you pay, but what yotF:
:Yyh.ite,
97
l-4c,
count
of
the
presence
of
smallpox
in
'outlaw upwards of 85 saloons in the
dent of toe National W: Cr.TrU
^ t mapy of the stations'throughout
- a m
-•
'
get'-^for
whai^ypiiu-|>ay»j:.th@$g^te8fgnliies^tSfc
.Cbrn—Cash No. 8, 66 l-2p; No. 3
county.
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many of the middle western etateB, ihejjity, resigned in, a body Saturday.
wisdom
of
the purchase.
Tbs three physicians,with Dr. HulEarly returns from Wexford county ,Sallow, 2 cars at 6812; No. 4 yellCW,
trains of settlers’ effects are in read!*
1
car
af
j
66
1
2
c.
•
.
‘
bert
H.
Johnson,
hegith
officer,
recTDRREON IS TAKEN BY VILLA Indicated that the City of Cadillac had
KwT-' .1!.-■omatoo<led=th#«o»pui«oryv*ccintttioaOats—Standard, 1 ’ car at 42c; Nor
Rouge R e t Shoe N o. 4 7 0 gone wet by-a abare 200^maJority.
■only4n%h1@®^tates;are scendir’dfT lilf
3
white,,1
car at 4M-26; No. 4 white,
ofall
school
ehlM.rftt',.
co)lege
stu­
Rebel General Wins Important Bat* This was received With dubious
kind to be witnessed, but, also, On
is a shoe giving full value for your money.
■’-t
employes.
tie Opening Way to Mexico
- shakes of the head at wet ■headquar­ •40-l-2@*lc,.
elther-coast and throughout' the east­ dents, store and This is a tan outing ahoo as illustrated, 8
.....
“City.
ters,, It being declared that Cadillac; Ryex-Cash No. 2, 68 l-2c.
,
:: ■' : ern states there ts :tHe. same activity The board, which confists if the city
inches Jiigh, with a bellows tongue
Deans—immediate
and
prompt
shipcouncil,
decided
merely
to
recommend
should kavs showed double this] wet
^among those g o in g ’.to' Western Can­
to keepout the dirt. ThestocH Is ouri
tpent;
$1.05;
April,
$1.98;,
May,
vaccination
and.
not
mgke
it
compul_Terreon,- Maxlc<Ht=T.ofrean,—strewn majority to-make -Wexford safe for
ada ttfls spring. —The .c„rppg-have- been,
-CiovereeeC^FrimuBi
Aory-until
after.
toa“plrlod
™
*
"s^^'Te^tahned^hrem
e'lrathcr"
"heaV-y^nd-aU-^epbrtsTare—that-'She
,87.7,6,- 50 at $17.60;- April, 60 bags at
made forhard^ear.
winter was enjoyable:' also.^that thn tlon has passed. The doctors held day battle, was oocunied bv too rebels
sfc
Ate'
Look Beyoiid tlie CosrPriUf
Wifeii You Buy Shoes
prospects for a satisfactory- vetir wora
that the time for vaccination was be- Thursday nlsht on' the heela.. af..the
Other Result^
$7.60; sample re a, zu bagyat 87,60. 14
Early returns from out,in the state at $7; alslke, $10,25. ‘ 1
“
ne^cr lbetter. There Is plenty of land fore and. not after smallpox appeared. .fleeing federals.
ndtoate
that
the
voting
was
light.
•
Timothy—
Prime
spot,
$2.30.
T
1
yet to^be had by ho'msteaglp^Of oth­
The taking of Torrsop, marks the
:!or
alTcity
elficet
In
cities
where
the
•
•
Alfalfa—Prime
spot,
$7.25.
'5
climax of •the first campaign of the
erwise. Adapted, :fts,.Westernl^i5adp.
Former Mayor le Dead.
Jsr to small 'grain farming, it is. eaue*
revolution to ouht Yictoriano Miierta local option issue was not involved ; Hay—Carlots, track Detroit: Nn.-1
opfrom Mexico City, It gives toe Con* and i n ‘many ~places, rain, .which be- timothy,; ,$15@i‘5.50; standard, $14^
.dally/adapted to cattle raising and Deration, James
_W.ijLchiU.^_Osborn,
14:60; No.' 2 timothy, $12.60@13.50:
many-bf-the farmers are p1acingismttllstitjutlonallstsij/-lrtualrcontrol“0"v:srthe gan-early, kept the^voters at-home.
t
h
i^~tiweS-repUbIlc*n-mayor~
ofK
aF
In
Greenville
a.
revision
of
the
iharlight
mixed, .$14@14,5<); No. 1 mix
-and-large’-herdsi'-as-ithelr individual
whole northern tier of MexicanL
terMo include commisaion form 6f $12.50@13; No; 1 clover, $12@12,50;
, means will-permit-,------------ :------- jimaioo, died Saturday,at his winter staltes.
The illustrated literature sent out home In Orlando,-Fla. He was vice- Already the rebel nmvement to- government was voted. St. Johns rye straw, $7@7.50 per ton. .
Bank ward Monterty' andS&ltillO'haS be* voted against a revtston; Tn^HltfiF
Fltfgi’—ja. une-elghth paper sacks,
;
- by tbe-Ganadlan—governmciit^HgjTnTB
rand
A
thIrty.third^ds*reft=lIaMn.
liie
dale
s
propoeltion
to
build
a
good
-^er-^96-poundsH[oBbing
prices: Best
-tells the truth-clearly and the InoufreF
gufiT' The next great battle between
was
.
also
.
identified,
with
realty
<
and
roads
system
appears
to
have
lost
patent,
$6.30i
..secondpatent,.
^$.5;i
•should send for a copy and if you be
the forces of Carranza and Huerta
pther
bustosae
iatsresW
of
this
city,
With
returns.
coming
in
slowly,
the
straight,
$4.76;
.spring
patent,"
fB.loT
one of those who haa an ambitious
Mr. Osborn sains to Kalamasaa in will bo fought to; these two places.
/
Indications .are in Washtenaw county, rye, $4,40 per bbh
Ipterest, you may be. t^e gaiher by
that the state reward plan.of good t Feed—In'100-lt> $acks, Jobbing lots:
-ft' perusal of such information--^ 1174 and. torse years later beoante
sepior^pi rtner-ln-the lay in
P--roads,- adopted- last1spring, -has beerr Bran, $29; coarse ml(ldllnga', $2g7*fiac~
straight, -cold ■facts In themselves^
born
k Mllla.
rescinded by a large majority.
middlings, $30; cracked oo'ril, $30;
Advertisement,
^coarse commeal, $29; corn and- oat
Frederick Weyerhaeuser, Said t,o Be . Ionia voted, te revise its charter.
chop, $26.60 per ton,
Worth $1,BOO,OeO,OOg Raseee
Csravaflfllo Picture (founds
M
ICHIGAN
NEW
S
IN
BRIEF
______1__
Away.
.Shiawassee Must Assess Again,
An important'find has been made_lnV
;
'
General Markets.
Corunna,
Mich.—William R. Ken­
toe art. collections of Marcheae della
Th% State Fair commission has de­ Pasadena, Cal.-—Frederick WeyeN nedy, deputy state tax examiner, who
Stufa at France.' It is a painting by
Tomatoes—Florida, $4@4.76
Caravaggio, which had been lost slg'ht cided to select one boy from Hurea haeuser, the dominant figure in,, the had been In the county two days, hae crate, 75c per basket. |
IMTor many-ycare. The"painting w
county to auenu the TtlUe fair ln De* naticm s-ium btr-lndustry, of 8 t - Paul, notified ttoe supervisors that aesess<3abbage~r$3 @3,26 per bbl; new, $3
toown to connoiBseurs through a prl| trait in September^ where hei ..will be f-Minn,, reputed toe wealthleat man in ,meats throughout4he county will have Itof 100 lbs,
in the Gal leria degli Ufizzi.
instructed in stock raising, soil test­ the world, witk an estimated; fortune to be boosted or the state tax com­ —Dressed Hogs—Light, U@li l*2c;
of $1,694,904,919, died at his, winter mission will come In and boost the heavy, 9@9 l-2c per lb.
Sig di Pietro,-the secretary of thi ing and dairying.
home, Oak Knoll, near here, Satur­ valuations.
gallery, wafi determined to find th
New Potatoes—Bermuda, $3 per btt
Road Commissioners Steel and El­
-picture. - It was known that Ih the iot-,-of Muakegon county, are prepar­ day.
Two deputy tax examlners wore in and $8^0 per bbi.i_--- ^----He was born Jn a hamlet of south* the .county several weeks ago and .Sweety Potatoes—Jersey klln-cWd,
year 1700 It was in possession of the ing a bill previqinf-for-toe ^ayment
®rn Germany in 1884. He spent bis spent two weeks comparing property: $1.25; per crate,
Cerretani- famlly,-whlcbr is now ex- •t .ret.
farm laborer, comlng-to salsi with the assessed” valuation of
tlnot
..... —-----------Dresied Calves—Fancy,' 13@l4c;
It will be introduced at the next ses- -youth-as-athis
country
in
his early manhood, He adjoining. prcperty^ami the^ordeF o t common.
11@120 per
Sig dl Pietro, while examining Mar-. sion of toe legislature,
iB~a TSiT'Bitfple^naisumiBg m il Examiner Kennedy is a result of their
Potatoes
«heie deira‘Stufa’s collection eaw the
In bulk, 62@64o per bu;
Hubert Gaffney., trustee in bank
little known.
f findingsr" ^
In sacks
' '
|>aintingyindlmraediBteljnaMTTfie4Ttr ruptcy of' the Owosso Motor. Co., of
per bu> for carlots,\
Thfij UflMi print is an exact reprodb^ porunna, has filed a petition in ctr*
Onions-r*$1.65. p$r bu. $3.26 per sack
turn «f the picture, which is a typical
of 100 lb; Spanish, $2.76 per small
MICHIGAN NEWS ITEMS
tio compel 3S stockholders
TELEGRAPHIC
FLASHES
Caravaggio, it depicts six youths, one of itthecourt
crate, $2,60 per half crate, $4,75 per
defunct company to pay to him
of whom lg playing * violin; one a lute
crate.
Sixty
committees
have
been
appoint­
unpaid portion of their "stock. He
Sxtenelve
repairs
are
being-made
and one a.flute, while t^yo are singing the
, Nuts—Shellbark^hickory/ 8c per lb; '
ed by the Business Men's association
and one is lietening.—New York Sun. alleges that only about half of the at Port Huron for a campaign to ob­ along the entire Huron lake front of large hickory, 1@1 l-2o per ft ; Span*
$200,000 capita) stock was paid in, The
Cummer cottages and cement walkk ish
______
___ , 8@96. per ft; walnuts
chestnuts,
tain K90 new members.
amount of the liabilities is $6,800.
damaged-by-Novembe
r’s
-big
atorrm—
^and^qttotm
tto;w
T ^ l'L 2 o ^iF"I^
- Waited e ffort;TherWwtern Federation of .Miners Prof. Aubrey Tealdl, ot4he univer­
Roy
McLellan,
18,
Son
of
James
M
eHoney—Choloe
to fan^y new white
Miss Dixon, a charming society girl, has decided to continue the copper sity of Michigan landscape gardening Lellan,sa farmer, south of Sandusky,
oomb,
16@l6c;
amber,
10 @llc; ex*
s. *had spent the entire summer in trying strike. ' The United Mine-Workers of ^«P»rtment, has been appointed on
Jracted,
7
@80
per...ft.
.
..
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r
Mevate-the almple country peopie
the co^toittee of wduoation of the Sll]pped and he plunged head-first, into
r
Dressed
Poultry—Chickens,.
i$@
llv ^ w ’ >JWth whom sho was .hoarding. When
American Society of Lain
y-wheel
of
a
gasoil
ne
enytnc
iTr
19orhm
rl7@
186rNdr2
1ieh0ri2cr
aha was about to leaver she" siflj:~
Six clubs wsre admitted to member­ (tits.
motion.
old roosters, lto ; ducks, I8@isc;
i'K * '
"Goodby, Mr, liiggrsoll, I hope my ship
Six prisonere brought from Detroit
in
the
Midh|gan
Federation
of
George Kerxin, 86, of Auburn, is at1 geese, 15@16e; turkeys, 21@220 per
visit here hasn't bean entirely with- Women's olubs by the executive board to Jackson prison Saturday made the
his home suffering from injuries suf- pound.
Obit good results."
total, inmates In the instltuUcm. $U, fsred'wheirt ton of slats and dirt fell
Cheese—Whoie*aie- fetsi Michigan
They follow: Women Prtncb the largest number ever held-there. on him in the Robert Gage mine Sun­ fiats,
14 ,l-2@17 l*2o; New York fiats,
ybuve tearfit a heap since you first, nau*
pals' elub,
club, Detroit:
Detroit; Monday
Monday Byaninar
Byoning The previous record was $08. Until
ootoe; but, by hook! you was about olubr Adrian; Women’s club, Moroncli about a ysar- age the number of in­ day. Herein was bending over in the 19019 l-2c; brick, 18016 L2c; 11m
the greenest one wo ever had On our Phtlomathlatt, Fowlemua; W bihii,S mates ranged from TiO to 800. Last mine when the root caved in, Miners surger, 14 1*2@166; ■Imported Swiss,
•ay that It ie remarkable that none 24@24 1-2o; damwtic Swiss, 19 lhands.”—National Mjptithly,
elub, Daks Citl* Women's oln^ South year the number started to increase of his bones were broken, Yellow 20c;
long boras, 20 l-2c; daisies, !!
Lansing,
and has bees groTlac rapidly,
miners dug him out
1*2@19o per ft«
1
Aele-your de«ler,eusjf-yeue
The shoes,
we win Mrd you our
, free descriptive book
-fisd.tell rotLwhdreJ<L
et the ehoee Ad*
rest Dept.O-.
J
H IR T H .K R A U S E
COM PANY
GRAND RAPIDS
.
.
\ MICHIGAN
M a k in g F a r m K ite
C o m f o r ta b le
toJ w*iA^#^ t!fii5 ^ xhau!t*
The NEW P E R F E C T IO N
wmmw is
th* ' aWfine
* Blu*
Fiam*
b&*
cabinet
top 600]t
with *»<>«
warming
7tle NEW PER*
andAportableovsn that
FECTIONWichBlutFlatttg cook shelves,
does the bestebaking and roast*
sto v e does “
-iug-yott-evertastednSpeolBlpftta^n y stove
1 enfed broiler
ever made,
Q
H
bt&Ui cn Mi
ew
______
____
while keepings
tidtt el once,
your kitchens
in o red a ln g
comfortable
te n d e rn e ss
and cool'
_
_
Q
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C
b
o
k'Sto
vB
flavor.—
twtvehitni. tc<* . Let your dealer and
show
you toe
u® dirt, work or different sices-two, three and
four
M S:
It. MtttS
S K ^ ^ s s f l s s s a f a THERMOS oven, which gives you
-fl»d.p8w« ol gMotia,, ’ “ A splendid, range and a flreless
cooker combined,
Va/apHt CWA
$ Meta. Thle
th iH m r
snmlMimplytooovertnslUnff.72psfee
im
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ta
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testreel]
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THE CHELSEA STANDARD. APRIL 9. 1914.
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B ackache W arn* You
H a i r d r e s s i n g f o r L ittle M a id s
‘I r>
"TfT
m
IF
6' 7*;f C‘^ 0 ‘^ ^ h fi.
Backache ip one of Nature's warnings
o f jtfduey, .weaioam Kldasy rdieoNtt
kills thouaaadrevkry year.
'
Don’iueglect a badback, If your beck
U lam e-jli it hurts .to: stooji .or Jlffc~if
therais Ctynguiykg nf the eefret,ifin%.
suspecttout kldpoya If you suffer head*
achea,dutalaeaa aua are tired, nervous
andw oaa^^youhayetB nhor proof Y
-Uae Doao’ji Klttoey Plui, a fine rba*
/ 0
edy lot had hacks iu^ Weak Idd^
:
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i ....
baandheerful and hopeful men, who went
about theirrbusthesa-wUh-a smile on their
faces, and took their ohanges ahd;.ohancfs
of this mortal life- like m«n.—Klngaley.
U
s *
eivear bad
out oeiuok)t*i/
and
to um two
cate* to set around.
i n dTop&d w ^
couldn't atoop. .w
piok tt up.v Mr tool*
,waa terribly lam*
'and painful /and ba
apelta J wa* laid up
In bed. Z/loat bop*.
a« it a«emed/ tbk(,
notbtnic, could , bf
donofoy^ner^l -lottunaUly beard of
poan'a Kidney Flits
and. befori ■long they :
inade m* atroiig and'
r-wrowh .
.>v•^ "weTtraoT^t
work; -f^ bavs' ramatned ourad." /
0«t f>oaB’a at Any Ston.flbc * J n .
D O A N ’ S V xlL .J
FOgTEfbMUAURN COVBUFFALO*lit*
•+*p—r ,
S P E C IA L T O Y F O M E N
The most economical, ^leanslng &o4'
■' germloldal of all antiseptics ig :
RI8E OF THE POPOVER,
-■ thieve, toe some !plridea4a our coun­
try-made famous -by the wonderful
toeakfasf calces like mufT^f iand pop*
. ,-l"
overs/ The secret of success dn any
Use is painStolringCarebnflshft or bfe.
who gains a reputation ip any line is
onewhonot only does things .well, ,but:
Bronson
does tbem^a Uttlftfhstter than apyhpvdy^
I
else. ' There la .real skill in the making
'r
•' ■**“”*«*♦
and baking .of a good m^ffiiTabd ppp/~
jee^n^er , Y< n 'i
o,ver. In :the popoyer>ve want some*
thing; entirely different from the tex­
you hav& wld [abqut
ture Of the muffin. The inside of the
he,r,[ pxptely; >because
m
POPCiver Is hollow’or made up of very
yoiforicC
quWroljid
with
—e^W ge hubhles, so we muBt remember
her-father* and still: obwrM'a, grudge
hot-tu-heat-the eggs only enough-bto^
against him.
mix them, as the popover Uses the
. "Whether I have anyTlghrtb My it -]
eggs solely -for the lightening. In all
4;'
or not, you may sas well, give up the 1
cakes
in
Which
eggs
are
used
for
the
Idea of persuading me to ever have
lightening the oven should be slow.
anything more to do with you if you
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With popovere it is extremely Cssemmarry her. * Rather than receive a
tla lto rth e lr perfection that; the oven
’AIRDBBSSINO for little1 maids, time she is five, years old' until uhe
- -daughter of. Henry: Brooks'jua a ,meru
should be'slow at first; As the pop*.
from babyhood to the debutante begins to dress her half jn the fashion A aoinble A ntitoptic Pow diir to ;
-■-ter of
over-baiter Is th|nr-lf-haat- ls ^ pplied
agy, reauy means the manaer-ot-nafor grownype -the hair bow ig-o-mo*riB ffif^ you ^ iih -top b reak m y-neari
?rr~n
too rapidly at flirsTthe maas heginB to lng the hair ribbon, Ymore thati any* mentous question In her estimation.
b e dliMoived in w atto -a t n e e d e d !
and have me 'deinbei^t ryod go ahead
expand oulokly and the mixture being thing elae. Bvery one who- knows ' For these buoyant decorations the
As a medicinal anttseptlc for douche« >
m
ad' marry her-'-df' ehe*!] :ihave your-::
so turn the walls or the air cells burst girls, little and b l| and all sizes best grades of taffeta ribbon will be in treating catarrh, Indanuhatlqn orr
Nov you know emmtly.where I Stand / \
and the popover refuses to pop; .Have between, knows how keenly they are found! more satisfactory than ether ulceration of nose, throat, and . that ^
iS f f
Bllly/Bronson *lo o ied tT a t^ ie-fa th er
the oven so slow that' the popovere Interested ln the! latest hair bow, the weaves. They SlamT Wear and- are CAused^hF-feminlne-illHthas naeauaL !t
n
aEJiB'
i'C'frS^Tf
g tea tiB y ^ r-a - ttomiettt ! and waet el»
rise very •
■
-For-ten-yeara thft Lydia a Plnkham L
iftrte
newest-hair
ribbon,
and
how
insistent
j
easily
froohohed.
The
chiifrshouldrbc
lentF^Herthought^ef^Heien?. Brooke;
Popovera—Take three eggs; a pint they are in the -matter of keeping up taught / to tie ' them so .that .creases Medicine Co.has recommendedPaxtine >
-aud it.was with difficulty,that1he com-.
of
mllk and a pint of flour, sifted be* the pace set by th^ fashlon leaders in wfll come in the same place; and to in thetr^-prlvate correspondence WlU» r
^tfolfed'htmoeifi- H e Wae-e.trongiy ih-7
'oremeasurlhganda^teaspoonfulof
'their young world.
preBe^them out Wlth a warm Iron- un* women^-Which-^proves^^Jts-superiorMy.^
-clined—to—tell h ls f a t h e r ^ t o —d o^ hls
JIM
Women; who -haverrrheen-iCLttrjed^saii^
mm
^wnffl—ter fling defiance in h ie facer
f it
MAflil*Ail ' and
**«**■. ironed
I MAMA/1 or
MW' damp- *
' *
- *• ^* 1
w '■ i
|
~capa awaiting her. Before she reaches^ .MAH_AA
may-be Vwashed
He kept his head, however, and' with*
druggists. 50o. large box, or by rn^I,
followed;,a shallow gem pan will pot the dignity of enough hair to dress ened and ironed.
;.Vi
out betraying his emotion, asked:
The Putohr Toilet Gptt Boston*'Vasi,
do,
the
deep
granite^
cups
make
the
\
The
bows
are
nearly
always,
tied
little roaettes of baby ribbon have
“Whatvwas the trouble ibetweeu you was. more
entranced-him. The sternnesa faded byst popoveVs ; thpy will then rise d to .made gay her headwear. When she on the hair, but sometimes they, are
/•nd/her father?’*'
-—- ‘r in the world.
N sp ln -a Nutshell!
out of Frederick Bronson’s counts* 8 lnches hlgh. Break the eggs lnt6 a gets to be in the "neighborhood of made and sewed to. a hairpin or bow
"I don't care to speak about that
!bowl
without'_
sepaniting
the
yolks
;
Marks-rAre
you reading! this new
decided,-however, that ft would nance;- the spirit of Eaater crypt Into
two years old, the reign of rlbbdn be^ fastener. __For handsome ribbons and
nov.11- the older man-replied. ‘‘He is bpHehlstory
of
the
.Napoleonic tragedy,
-fro
m-thc^wHi
tea
,-heatl
J
u
st_enou
gh!_to
useleas-to-muke-hls-declslon
kriown
dead. . Lethlm rest in his ^grave. £ as long as a declaration waa unneces­ hTs/bredstr and a lobk'-df/glad; beneV’o*- mix them, then add the milk. In a gins for her and her-flrst halr dress* Yor-bows- that!are; seldom - woni- it is- that's being printed?
Y -/
lng is inaugurated with small ros@ttes best to'make them in this way.
merely give you notlce t^at ho daugfi; sary. There was one thing that both­ Jence overspread his’face.
ParkB—NoTb»
me
the
tragedy
of
second
bowl
have
the
flour
apd
.salt
The position of-'the bow or bows
ter ot his can ever s e tte r foot inside ered him more than his father’s oppo­ At the; end of the 'service Mr. Bron­ and add the egg mixture'slowly, beat* and'hands of baby ribboh-*llke that
Napoleon
may
he
summed
up
la
two
depends on the accepted styles, that lines. The divorce of josephlne was
my-door-*much less expect, me to/re- sition to ■Helen.-N That Twas hia fear son waslin a :very mellow state. He lng well until smooth! Strain through shown In the plctUre..
These little--banded are-made oyer- 4Sf-there-are fashlonarin-wearl r
oeivo her as a member of myfimlly/ that she would never consent to be his had hardl3Lseen4JiHy-foi^three
Elba the Interlude, and
he wanted to grasp his son by the a . sieve
^ and
. put. . Into . the
.. cups, they narrow elastic, which adjusts them to
.iw.a^rafaaa
[
Sf
g
C
L
th. w.le,ioo«i.
-But—H elep -ia-th e lovellest=glrM n- 7 ^ 7
'E xS* and
-sbould-he two*thirds fuH.. They Will the head; The"“rdsettes ar,e mbferor"
Therworld,'’ Billy ferrehtly replied. r‘i r had been enemies,:Snd he felt thaT-he- hand^and^offer—him -a^word^of^com''
be done- in 80‘minutes and should-be
you could only see her -1 know you’d Waa In .honor boynd to tell her. While gratulatlon Hon the success be had as light ae a feather wnen lifted! The leSs simple according to tasto and oc- length of ends and other little details.
The bows ,shown In-the; ...picture are' BASH
•D AND BURNED
—change y o u r B esldea^do-you .
■
Q, achieved in 'carrylng out jthe musical interior rlg~alwava~sHghtlv~mol8t ~and~ caslon of wearing.
-programo
t
the
-morning/
'
When!
he
Aszthe^bahygirl
grows
older-she
is
made
of
ribbon^flve
lnchea
wlde^
and1
. think'It is fair^o told her r e s p o n s e
^ ^ p ro v ^
they.shopld be,served .without being allowed wider ribbons, although the are. only moderately (full.. Sucfi hows
400 SouthxHerraitage Ave« Chicago,;
EIMfli!
for anything her ;fatbfer'imay hnw tphOne’ and informed that Mrs. W.al- had reaehed-tfaevvestlbule he paused Plied on one another.
and
"lookod-bocht
but/Billy
was
talk.
Ill.—’T
waa
attacked
with
a
breaking
imrrnW
rthhofta
rrthtlmifl
to
play
a
are
always
good
style.
■
!
3M
done?” ' ■ ;
1
■•- -Y— iingford. the aorirano "of the church. ing with a group of fals '.friends.
Coid popovers may be ojpened like
<n w halV-nrnaments. From the
put on the Inside of mv arma. ILJwaa
JJULI^BQTTpMLEY.
don't
hold,
h^r
wW
bdflJBTBle.n!
1 choir, of
—7
cream puffs-and filled wlth.any. desired
He
dresz_a_deep^slgh_.and-went
out*
a smSil rhah or pltaples and it Itched
'merely don’t WSStr
had .bjbon stricken wi^h appendicitis side. HUj limousine was.: waiting ;ifor filling, then served as a dessert or for
and burned, especially at night, so
and wouid 'b e . compelled to undergo him at toe curb; He was abouti to a chUd’s lunch, if fllled with a good
that before I knew it I had made my
yff t
i l l
an^ohpratlon/-at^ oncev— This--wQuld step-into-the-vehlole-when^a-Hand--^a* custard^tbis is a moflUdeslrable-defi^
self aore. -I- had- to- wear- the- finest!:
H
a
t
s
T
h
a
t
M
a
y
8
e
T
r
i
m
m
e
d
a
t
H
o
m
e
I I I ;
make-4t Impossible for her to sing on laid on his shoulder, and, turning, he sert for bhlldrpn.
-kind of cotton underwear, ho woolen’
Easter, ‘ which was only three, adys looked Into his son’s -radiant face,
a t aU, becauBe the least, thing irritat* /
Thinkers are rare. Moet of vta thlnk- we
C
/-snas
. "Hello, Billy,”, he said, / "Get in. think,
away.
•
!'•!,’ /:
ed it and made it much worse. The
but,that la about as far as we get',
Billy hurried To Dr. Wiiilshison to We’ll ride home together.” ,
rash itched and emartod uriril pt times
and thavworst of It Is, we often fall to
■
"Won't
you
wait
a-minute,
.father?”
consult
him
about
i
t
I got no Sletep At-Oll. y \ :find
out'that
we
have
been
deluding
.
o
ur­
. ■' vi.. |.’ J‘
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. "I had this trouble and/took -treat­
,T:,j^e_8imply-.-mu8t-4iav.e-8omeb(>dy. Bll\y ireplied. "There’s some -one selves until It IS .too late .to iiacqulr* the
habit
ments for about one year, but they
w h o ~ can take Mrs. Walllngford'B' whom I want you to meet” _
"Who
Is
your
new
soprano?”j
IYedonly gave me reliefWhile, taking
—; sn.lH t.hfl rBvWnd gentleman
'Tt* gUMKMh thinks he’s thought and
them. Then I begffh llSlttg Cutluuro
lexpresaCs an opinion.'
"Easter -Ms the occasion of all occa- erlck Bronson asked.
"I -wilUbring- her^-out+andjntro^uce!
Soap and Ointment and >1- got relief ^
slons^when-Twe^oughtto-have-pur
/SOMETHING NEW.
■right away; In three months L-wag m
choir at Its b e st 'You must find-some irer to you;” said 'Billy, and he rusbedback into the church;
1^. 7 - a p f e i i i
well; man again.” (Signed) H. W
body—eomehow,”
Mr;
Bronson-was-holding
the
door
!
,^Cub|in
PiSh^Peel
y
and
slice
-tour?
FoTey.
Nov.
5!
istxr
~
3
; -l;
-BlUy-suddenly brightened.
oL toelilmousln^dpen :.wlmE!Wey'APij ^kraftfda-'dni^Clnfd^ffi^watofrL^ve
“ CuticuravSoap; and-;Ointment sold
' "I .will find somebody/'tie said,
-throughout the world. Sample of each
them0there half an hour and dry them
him.
think I. know a ryoung lady who '.'jflll preached
"Father," said Billy, ’T want you well>by laying them. In a cloth: Have
Tree,wlth 32-p. Skin Book, Address post* «
A yY;.:
come.” ------ . — .; !
to let;me introduce Helen Brooks.’” -/ -ready in a deep saucepan a dozen ripe
card-"Outlcura,
Dept.
L,
Boston.”—
Adv*
; "Get her, by .alh..meane If ^hb )3an. The old gentleman- straightened up tomatoes' sliced, thin,.yheat them slowly
■ 1•v- -* ■'
i f ■ J/.-v-.
I
f
f
n rsing,” the 'clergyman urged, and, Billy suddenly,
Bell
Nevec-Stops
Tolling.
was Silent tor a mdmept, while you fry the onions -in butter^to
"A
bell
in
a
temple
ln
North
Chtna
J:
hastened to Helen. Y „
m m
and then, taking Helen’s ^outstretched a light brown. When :the tomatoes
has been kept ringing tor a century, .
"I hivie an engagement for 'you ’for hand 4n his, said:
are soft and thoroughly- heated, season
tax is levied in the district tor
Easter,” he said.: —Will you con^e?" - “This is the finest Easter day Fb wlth-ealt1a-teagpoon-of sugar and u
paying
relays, of ringers of work lor
’’Now xou Know Exactly where r ^Thejre^waa^a sparkle in-hef beauti- ever-eaw.- Come jon, let’s go homu few dashes of paprika. Add fourTocrrig
cOssantly
day and night.
ful eyes, and a look of gladness -oyer* hefoTeBomehody^elsogeta-youaway ^ktApods;!cahnedwilldo,BllcedthinT
|pread her face as she replied \
/’
’bring to the boiling point and add the
. Menry Broolts to .become the wife Of* ”1 should thlnk-X-would.^ YoUrdbn’t -from, us.”
Ten smilee for a nickel. Always buy Red
■fri.edoniopBrooolrfast tor-ifrminut
GeM'Bill Blue; liavS beautiful clear white
p - tny son. As for her -herng soTorely, know how sorry I have been to think
ji i liiiij;'
Lhaei ft piatter with a wdll buttered
clothes/ Adv. ' . ----Jtbat's.all.bosh. I auppojse her expto^ I was not golng -to-have-a chance
toast
and
pour
the
"olla”
over-them.
'fepcfrj'.on the stkgo han ^Yto hep a to sing anywhere on Easter. ..Tell me
Temporarily Without ReaaonrSet In the oven tor three minutes to
mastery of tbetots thgt young wonieo all about it.”
lit) r<
Parent—What
ia^your reason fori
soak into the toast and thgn serve:
of the world rekyn, so that' she bto
He hastily explained the situation
wishing
to
marry
m
iy
daughter?
1Genoa Dleh^-fltew a dozen tomatoes
— heen-aUe-to^east-a-apell -ewer-you.
are many women who from needle and! silk- thread matching the
she agreed-with mpeh enthusiasm
Young Man—I have no reason, slrguntil
soft, season with sugar, salt and! HERE
Take ,my advloe and! have nothing to fill- Mrs. Wa|lingford’s place.
facing
to/sew
the
ribbon
to
the
shape.
motives
of
thrift
or
because
they
I
am
in love.
cayenne to-taste. Rub through a col*
nore^to do With he*.-" ! don't believe **Only it’s too bad,” she said, "that
like
the
work,
undertake
to
trim
their
This
part
of
the
work
most
be
carer!
under juadhetnm iathe Jlre.Ina.deea. own hatij They arO more likely to fully done, for the stltehea are
girl can lead that kind of a life the engagement had' to come because
ounce, ^ prevention is bettep
frying pan he&t three tahlespoonfuls be Btlcbessfal when-they select a model show on toe upper brim. TJjie what is
and remain good.”
y
than
a
ton of rrimOrse.
(By
HENRY
HOWLAND.)
of butter; break into it rapidly six
"If Helen isn’t good and pure,” Billy
and
undertake
to
copy
it,,
than
when
called
the
blind
stltoh
(or
slip
Btitoh)
idigoantly replied, “thorp 1 eg't-a good^
1!?1: 'i
m m eggs, stirring all the time. As soon -they-try to dealgn^for-themsolvea. Two -tofilsMdng-thft edge nf toe facing to
■1' •:)>
Every man is above the average-*as they are broken and mixed; pouTon of the. fashionable flower-trimmed the under brim, ^hen it Is sewed according
and pure glrl ih^he%otdd.. fflie hasn't'
to his own belief.
HAT do, you think of my the tomatoes; Cook tor 2 minutes,'
/" S IE y
veally been on the stage, you know.
■Easter hat, Bessie?” ' Mrs. stirriMLall the time, then add three hats (called “sailors'* for some undis­ down remove the pint ami gather the
!:’
.She has merely- sung in opera a few
Waddums asked when the taislespoopfuls of Parmesan cheese. covered reason), are pictured here other edge of the rlbbon. -Dtspose
times. She says she doesn’t care for
'maid"entered and found her Turn out And eat wlth brown bread. which (»n be copied easily by the the fullness evenly and sew thls edge
the life and would much prefer to find
Into the head else.
milliner.
admiring herself before her
Lamb’s Liver an Casserole—Lay the home
* place In some, church choir.”
After making a selection in shapes The wreath of flowers is to he made
"It’s kind of nice,’’ Bessie liver in cold water slightly salted for a
To P ip e S m o k e rs
.."I suppose She has merely been
bought it my* half hour, to draw out the blood. Rinse the next thing is to decide- upon the on a circle of ' green*coVere(i wire
replied‘
"I
saying that-to pull the wool oyer your
cr ribbon to be used In [called "bonnet” wire). After eel
it'toen wjpe dry^Fnr sllces of fa
yes, But it doesn’t lnterest/ me atmes I >pg the flowers to be used tSe sprays
wheii I tried it ^Dn; that-it wasn't pork until crisp arid brown, sia of facing the t
- ;
I den t want to heir anythlflgbj
Suppos* are taken apart by/ .unwinding-toe
youhg enough tor tne, and that it waa thom, put them into,the easserole and the choice of the trifni
^pre about lier. You'll oblige me by
wire which holds the blossoms
intended tor a middle-aged person.”
six siloes of orilon ip the fai Take lng that a shape rimllaf to those small
®ever referring to.her. again- in,tW
Ten mipntes later Mrs. Waddums 1 fry
together
at the stems. The wire to
shown
in
the
picture
has
been
chosen
! B A .G I l
\
out the onion and add the ljver to toe
Presence.” ‘ . ■ '
had informed Chgrglt & Sellum that fat
be
used
tor
the
circle
is
the
founda­
and
is
to
be
tritamed
with
flowers,
the
and brown well all over, add a lib
"Very well,v sald BIlly, squarlng his
her hat didn’t suit her, and that she tie soup
tion to whiCh toe bloasottre are^ttrlfcr
stock to cover tbiokened with work is ptweMed'°wlth as follows:
•ko^tders and pernflttlng A set of his
would return it, with the hope that
■
—Boieot a msssallne or other soft wound. , Arrange them by facing the
ild
_„Jkw.^to.-b6cbme !a little:-more deter*.
decenfly fp, W j
g--ribbon--three- to five inches wide, blossoms and foliage onePtt a, time
ttlned than ever. “I’ll never bother
her have her money back.
'
few onions the same size, a -little’ matching the hat in color but in any along the wire support, and fastening B
_ . you wlth thd subject agalnHN>hly__l
Y!-When.Henry~Waddums had been in* aparsley,
all in the casserole arid shade of that color which la, deelrod*, their stems with the small tie-wire
;
you %oUW tell the what her
r u it
formed by bis wife that the'hat had cook torput
two
- hours. This makes a Or if toe color Is not becoming niixt which has been unwound from them
; father did to make you feel so bitter.
been returned and that'the price had
in
triking^the
sprays
apart^e : fade .’as‘a fariirigs chCose a har^
1 think yon owe me that'much, If
been refunded; he went to the maid whole dinner With a light dessert and
•:
; ;y ||
orilsibg .color that' is becoming. For When the wregth Is completed ao*
it
triay
be
served
piping
hot
right
from
You expect me to regard your wishes . Never Heard Such Singing Before.
,H»
V.
W*V*
n
»
\
M
C
*
INf*
j
(
and said;cording
to
the
directions
It,
is
to
be
the facing, b ^ a length of ribbon one
toe casserole.
"Concerning Helen.” •
•
Bessle,
you
did
that
yery
well.
I’m
and"
a
half
times
toe
circumference
of
sewed
to
the
hat
at
the
base
of
the
."It was a business matter. He wjts; of another's misfortune; You ;wilj going to authorise Mrs. Waddums to
iTOBACCO i S r
the,hat brim*, at Its. edge Hem the Crown. Fasten its ends together after
«s bitter against me as I (havp( been havo vory little time and I fill new raise your wages a dollar a week.”
has been placed about the hat.
ribbon in a tiny hem about one-eighth
+"*rrr>*--AWlnsfc him; so yon may coiisole your- tb‘rehearse; you know.”
Use
a long, Btrong needle and a
of
an
inch
deep-along
one
edge.
Use
When Easter Sunday came ,BUiy
Y • Dropped. j i
!
Hum iliating.
,
by remembering that if ho were
thread to match the ribbon and heavy linen thread. Thrust the needle
"■•Uve-^he would b4 just as strongly op* nrbnson whs iff a state of nervousness i Gladys—So you’re keeping Lent?
H&rry—I understand Gertrude Gada* silk
,w t Art inaipsmRivn
sow
toe hem in off the machine! - through from the Inside of the croWri
such
a«
was
pot
at
all
commoff
to
nim.
What have'“you given up?
Posed to you .as T am opposed to, his
lotto married a man who made a big
Insert,
in
this
little
hem
a
fine
wire
and
sew
the
wreath
to
plaoe
with
had
never
worked
as
he
naa
and
have no onoto plfWf bwt nor tt»*
Myrtle—
Two
of
my
beaux,
I
really
Ho
fortune, by '% lnoky, specuiatiori in Called ’bhlrring” wire. This should several loose stitches. Gut off the
‘ Itoo NOW lfll the,Whole ;.thihg Worked^diirlng
toman. Wohsve bwn m*Vln* MirHthose
three*
days,
and
didn’t
have
any
regular
evenings
left
.if !refoge..lb /towui/lti^aiiy.vftirF..
MC.ePc
,
..
gnd* amoVltiRtobwicofor m.»ra tk*n
leaving ends long enough to
for them any way.
, ,
he felt ready to
wer." .
Graoe—Yes, and be disgraced her be-one inch and a half longer than thread,
Haifa century nnrl "Wild IVuii.'11*nur
tie
In
a
knot
on
the
under
side.
the clrorimferenoe of the britn- Pun
his place in the. cb^r*-. itoPK!?*
. bWt «ff<Wt. HInUntomM»de. F*difd
.^hile
they
were
on
their
honeymoon.
-Billy spent:,it- vrwtdhed night; k;H«i
rrr; ;; NeVbr Oeceived. ;..... i- \ Harry—How did ho do it?
thh ribbon evenly on the wire- rind An­ Priiteri the wreath In ,several places
in five cent foil p»rk»fr»,
too, immense cohgregatlon, he
^?sb unable to sleep and spent, the;
clothpouchm, rijrht »r>*l
mwe*
Q
down
A'man
may
riot1
he
able
to
toll
the
to
tho
hat
in
.this
way.
The
tied
ends
ally
overlap
the
ends
of
the
wire
about
Grace—Gertrude
wanted
toe
other
ot»g hours thinking of Helen and w S |Thls’!tather in a pew well
tin*.
Premium
coupon*
in
*
1
|
p*rlu«w
*.
*. ...
- Y,Y dllfemod* Mt a woman always knows passengers to think an oceat^veyage one inch and/wind them together with of thread make it secure.
Shouldyou full tt>ftndtho"WIKI
m# to make UP his mind to give up toward too. fr,ppt.
whether-an*
Easter
hat
is
home-made
to your dealer’# atock, **nd u* S»*
When Bolen1rose to sing her B®‘°
was' an old story to, them When, her silk thread. This forms a circle of Finally line toe hat wlthfa piece of
everything elge fot Kbr* VVheh morn?
cent* ift’poataa* atAmw aad w*
or
not.
,
1
•
■
silk
or
ribbon
matohlng
it
in
color,
the
wire
with
a
ruffle
of
ribbon
gath*
Billyi
held
his
breath
and
watched
nis
husband’/ the first oraol^tout^of the
>®g cape he, Ifas fallf determined. In
Witt matt you m ori*iu*I paoSas*.
■
.
---;
-n--■; - ; i Draw np the lining and sew on it a
1 He saw too - old gentleman
box, pointed to a row ot life' preserv­ ered ovor it,
Not
Alvvpys.
In .ht»..pew.Afl .tbe,r^,h>
Place the ’wire xdge of-the Triffie tiny bow made of baby ribbon. TMs
ers and askod the detain what was
’•ytio isometirnes feel s
**nm
on
the unfierbrini of toe.hat ’hear the. completes the work,*
swbet,
Bympathetlo
strains’
floated
ot^
toe
Idea
of
J
4ll,
toe
extto
tiHa.-Judge.
J th himself In all its phases, and He had nedor heard such^toging be* toiit' you#, dhttdwp Are a|l bpyft/>Y l
Use a Rn*
edge
and pln lt
4ULIA BOTTOMLEY^
1'
been unable to arrive at any other
m
”Y«t j hut heVprl?at Eastof tlftttto
'^7
fora,
and
top
lorellnoss
of
the
elnjw:
I'-ij
Wocluaioa than that HelSn Brooks
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tH E CHEliSBAjSTAIIDAROt APRIL 9,19 (41, #anA**+*< ' *t$***&
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The kChelsea | Standard addihon^ wcAt
R if*
r
I n t e r n a t io n a l H a r v e s t e r
s
te a l
7 - - / ‘ U -T - %
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- r :i7 r * » :
II
IttebiXM.’
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sMUy'*
0 .
y ^ i i o o v i g ii
*imii-4L6» per r w t six wrtulki. fifty cntatoi
■*
T helH C L i*
ClADI ASDEAf '
■yhn. Smiwi .
a to S L i,
iWww
rTmfc*-•••
i n th e '
m a n u re s p r e a d e r y o u b u y : i . C o r ­
rect, Efficient, w ell-tested detfgn* ^ . G uar­
antee 0! first-class m aterials, 3, R einforc­
ing of parts whew strains aitudly coma 4. Strength.
otparUt where occasional strains corns. S. W.<
AMitlhlAjs ,,—
an«i fwsbtawiAfi av finviftff VlAnL - fit- I
qualities
tation of m a ^ ^ r ' t o ^ k S ' e f f l d ent r e p a l r |
sausned American farmers find these wwov
tials in International manure spreader*. '
,
International spreaders havck.bemdm, many feat*
nrw that grew out of long field experience. -Study
the steel construction in frame, wheels, and driving
mechanism; the earilyremovable beaten the differ­
entials in rear axles, Insuring even spreading while
turning corner*} the reversibrnwona and gear; low,
easilydoaded box; and many others. ,
,
International spreaders are of all styles M d rises,
high and low, endlem and reverse apron. W ntofor
illustrated catalogue* and when we send them we
will tell you where yon m ay see the spreaders.
;
im d H in y te C p p M g g l,
A ££££
Ja c k so n
ffci—iw Pwrim
m
i:
'A m # '* - '
Mrs. E lla S u m q e r was called to
Jackson Saturday by the illness of
her niece;
J. N'. Dancer h a s , been con^ned, to
his home se v e ra l, days of the past
.
TBtodmooaaUtMtlJSsarmr.
MhwrtMw vMfs vmhnwM# Md VMd#k$M>wn week bydllness.
,7 ’ '
^
__i_
ossppUssHos.
Mr, and Mrs. Ltoyd Merker will oc*
KatM^dM wcowLelsss aattO. March 6.1906.
M tb« potoftoe at a > 1ww. WoSlsmB.aadef tbs copy the residence of James "Wade
Act o( Ocecicw01 flUpb t , ^ ,
on west Summit street,
M*
II
It
Elmer Beach spent Friday in Jacfc
i a U nw iiiit it«ii
imiTkinriiMdmoMi (raa tt* oOteafatM son on business. ,
^Hwili^'frilliilwi Sih4HWH SntiOhilMi
M kli.
teS-'f.:
The Figuring of your Lumber
Bill cuts a big figure in the cost
■of your house, >batn' pr sheds.
We aifri'To” figure low and
E-JHv
u s u a l l y h‘ i t " t h e b u l l ’ s e y e .
....*-----1—
'A•,m"""J
-OCR SGOBE is, HIGH—
m
Pp'.iS;
I M I■Wl’&i-: ■-
.
Phone
-112
*«J£
ON FIGURING LOW!
PERSONALMENTION.
- Theodore •Schmidt spent Sunday in
Jackson.„
’ "/ ■t e ”""", _2j ■' Elsa Gleao visited^frlends lnD<^trolt
lastweck-————- - —— — ---- =—
Vincent Burg, of Detroit, spent
Suqday here,
7 ‘ “7 " “7 "
George ^TalWortb, of Detroit, wap
home Sunday.
Leo Martin' visited* friends in - Ann
Arbor Sunday.; ._■__________ ,____
L. H. Ward spent Sunday with rel*
atives
•■. in Milan.
■■■ _
\___
.■■■-.___
toy Maier spent. Sunday and Mon*
day in Ann Arbor.
" _
—Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Wureter spent
7
Qur Exhibition
Spring Ooods
Our exhibition - of Bpring Qpods
is ftjr^dyBUffiofcntltehK^
thrkeenest-woman. - Freelt shipments
-arrivo^on-neariy-every; traibrincreas-, ing the *displays and maintaining as­
sortments. .
; -•
j. /
Coming from unquestioned styll*
8ources, ti)e authehticity of the varidus
'-fftslilohB'ts not to ^ d oQhted7 ^Real*
izing this, raany wdmen are already,
choosing their Spiring attire-from our
stock, in appreciation of the fact, that
it is always bet^L k) be too early'than
to be!too latel,
■>:' f
hh-value^are excellent^—Ithmay—
surprise you to see how.moderately
jthese loVety new garments and other
Spring goods are priced.
m ovedintotbe residence- o f Philip
Keusch' on east Summit street
Luke Reilly was in Detroit Saturday
and visited bis brother, Dr. CharlesQ.
Reilly, and reports t he latter as being
somewhat better. /
h
7
.. ......
Wg>.-8cripter--faiaa'-acceptedH^position at ’the' heating plant of the
Michigan Central at the track pan
near Four Mile Lake.
_ Mrs. Elva Flaky, who: has been
spending the winter months with her
ikflgfater, Mts--Ti>omas-Rargle,-in: ]
Kalamazoo, has returned to her home
here. r
;
Gretchen Speer, the iittle daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.- George -Speer, of
Detroit, is spending this weSk-at■awHHa^HFDeffifl^7?
hotae-of-ner-grandparentsr-Mrr-ahd
Mlus Mary H^ab was in Detroitdn Mrs. James W. “Speer.
+
buslnesa-Wed rtesday.
Miss Nina Deile Wurster spent George Kratzmiller, who has been
-the Western Unlon° telegrapb-operaSunday^in Ann Arbors
Miss—Kathrv n Hobker was in De* tor^at the Chelsea station of* the
Michigan Central for-the la8t four or
’troit on business Tuesday, •
five years, 1s not working at p_resent;
^da3^it^WB-rootherbere/^----~-•■-^^~:r^7,
itv-and-MrsrGom-ad-Lehtnatowe ce
Ann Arbor visitors Sunday,
Mr. and/Mrs. Oscar ^Schneider are
-visiting relatives }n Detroit.
--Mjsa^-Etta Bcacom, of, Detroit, - ia
ihe.gueat-oJLMrft^-GeorgeWaW
C om prehensive d is­
play o f S p rin g
—■-=,-z- Rich-colorings; and^novbl-desienfr—
>-
.TheHreide^rlineitew ^-oailedtbthe houfe of M rteF; D.” gum mi tigs
about 5 o'clbek Sunday: afternoon.
The alarm was turned In on account
=1
hftvc novor soen lovelior or more proo
tical silks. . It.is a^eal pleasure for us. '
to show them to y o u .- - - - . -- .
done.
on^' ,
TN ew D ress G oods
At tfie common cjouncll meeting
Miss-Pearl Maier visltedzr.elattvVs Monday, -.e^ehtag a^ resolution was
in Detroit several days of last weekv phsSTd instructing. Assessor VanRiper
A. B. Sknnler, jr., and sister, Mafr to proceed- witb the assessment of
guarite,; were Jackson visitors Sun- the/ rfeal and personal property In
dayT
—
4.', ' ’ Chelsea;
and inni<
Mrs, J.
•Mr.
rt».r» anu
a* Apn». .iWeber^d^gk
vyeuer
daughters-wero.Jackson visitors Mon* ^ ;At theJ^nuaLmdetfagiALthe-Ba^
tlat sbcTety laBt-Saturdav thf> follow.
-day
" ', An interesting display containing
the newestaovel-ty and staple patterns
in Spring dress-fabrics. 1 1 1
-
W ash G oods F or
Spnng
ingpfficers were elected : Two trustees
MrsrWrn. Allen, of Jackson,, was a to fill vacancies* Wm. H. Laird and
-gjiaai^oteMka-Gharlotte Stelnbach John-h . ____________ _
.Friday.,
Depew; treaaureY7 Mis8 Jessie Everett/
Mr. and Mrs, JrKocb and daughters . ’ . -w-------------- :— <----- .
- v,.
7 :.-■■■,
"The daintiest, most effective de­
tf : . ' o f
:
Clara and. Mary were in Ann Arbor ‘Mrs, E; W.' Oadweir has returned
signs are here* in just the’ wash goods
Sunday.
/
from a stay ^of-several months in
• — f J ii'- v that you wiU want for .Spring- Presses
Arzie P^nckneyrqf Ann Arbor,_was Florida. Her sister, /fors. J. W,
FRESH AND S ill MEATS
a guest at the home ot John Maier Schenk, who hasalso been in Florida,
and other apparel.
Try our home-made Sau­
Sunday.
■
__ stopped over in Chicago for a, few
sage-—it’s fine. .
«
. Mrs. E. G. Hoag -an d ‘son Kenneth, days visitJ^ith her .daughter, Mrs. J.
■u i
.
of AnnArbory were Chelsea .visitors. J. McDevltt. 1’ .
PHone”3T’
^
^
j
Tuesday.
........
—^ The m
Michigan
iw m g a u . a
Portland
V* u a u u vCU
Cement
lCU l
Hunter visited:? e ^ cqmpany started up their, plant at
These special displays and valueHnJIosier^ and Underwear are of themselves -worthy -a special
tiv.es in AnnAfbor several days of Four Mile Lake on Monday of this
trip to the store.—-------------------- ’'- 7 ------;---------------------------- -------------- :------- ^ ---- ------iastrweek.
week. -Du^lng-the past two months
Mrs. H.~ K"Fayep o f. Ann Arbor, fhAplant has been given a thorough
.spent Saturday-with Miss Charlotte repairing, and every thing is in good
Steinbach.
i
Shape for along season.of work.
Mr. and Mrs. Carltop Runpiman,' of
Grosse Isle, are guests of Mrs. James Mr/and Mrs, Emmett Dancer, who
have been residing on the farm ofJ J.
Runclman:
’ 1 • 11•
N. Dancer in Lima for the past year,
Mra>JVL. Gilbert vlflitedi/hert
' ^(H tr-thetr-hom e- <3ff Park
anAfainily^ln Jackson several days street. 'Mr. .Dancer1will continue to
-of last wefek.----- “
;
-Workthefarm-and-bisTLarenter-Mr
CharTesT'-Miller, of itbaoa, spent and Mrs. J. A. Dancer will reside “on
MondajrwithThis mother and sisters the farm. *___ ^__
7 1 7 !;
of LWb place.
7 1 1 i
Mr, and Mrs; H.’ D. Runcimhn, of Joseph L. S ib ley has q u ite a
Tompr^ow, ■ Friday
____evening, the
Princess Offers the second0 of the AnniArbor; were guests of relatives cu riq sityjm A Is farm l in .h ie rflock o f
<<A lw a y sR e a d y fo rC o m p a n y )v rWarae
sh e e p ,. A nrew e in ■hls flockT ecently .OUT FLOWERS'
r’s fedturesj-1‘A Waif of the1^craSunday.
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......... — picture made on Mr. and—Mrs. Edward—Fr enchof^ gave-b irth to fo u r lambs w hich she is ' “PUTTED PLANTS
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Mi 1ter Bros, 101 Ranch and features
were guests of their n ^ Rny m othering and raising, T h e i lambs
-is-hnrd to k«cp a-stovtr-rrfou i'inil sllltly- the former Powers stars Baby Early Dexter,
are as llveiylan d h ea lth y as any orhere Tuesday.
—
jinreHS Black Bilk Stove -Polish is. used,
yhX
FUNERAL DESIGNS
dinajry
young lambs, and th ey seem to
, Here is tlie rtaxsinm Black Bilk Stove and Elsie Albert. . It is an exceeding y Miss Agnes Gorman, who is attend be-thrlvfn g‘-------- 1^
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Polish Mirks rij'htta thrtm t. It 'doesifr
? ing the Xi.-of-My, ls-spehding her va­
rub o f f i o r /iKine i.'ists four icau settlers, with lots of action, gen
Married, Thursday evening, April
' (iuirs lunger than the shine of any, o,tfrer nine cowboyvand many stirring and cation at borne.
polish. "Youonly need" to polish one■Mr. and
Mrs.
Daniel
Wacker,
of
2,
1914, at 6 o’cldck at the hnmfe^ni
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ns-oiten
,-yc4—
yr>rrrfctovo
wlH-|?et,ansing,
were
guests
at
the
home
of
the bride’s mother, Mrs. Verne Combis, Phone 180—2 -1 1-s
----- Tteme\\-brigliler
rfxni<‘ —A'*7*75,/i'/T.TTrr.M
L +11 r,-.,
FLORIST
and better
/ootmfiihnn^
Chas.
Mobrlock,
Sunday
of
Lima
Center,
Miss
Anna
Kaercher,
it has been since you first boiiglit it. Use* On Saturday evening the offering
a^ "
Edition, with furimc#, water,^ lights
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wilt; be Shakespeare’s ’ delightful Joseph Murphy, of Detroit, spent of Chelsea, find Mr. Theodore Feld*
and
bath.
$8.00
per month.
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comedy “The Taming of the Shrew.” Sunday at tfle home of his parents, kamp,‘bf Freedom, Rev. A. A, Schobh
officiating. The couple will reside on
---- - Ife,1
it is In three reels produced with a Mr. and Mrs. Owen Murphy
superb cast of pbotoplayers. For Mrs. Joseph Schatz isspending this ,^ e iarm
^he groom who is a well HOWELL-r-During the recent run
^
.
at
-known
resident-of
Freedomr—
of pike-at-Le&rlak<royer,200 ofthese
years stage productions of . this [ weck-at the home—of Mrr^and Mrs:
fine
fish have-been-8hotr speared and
XamoAiS-old-clasal.c- have beon glven, Chas,7,lm perM ^AnnArborr
m.
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The^students
of
the
State
Normal
otherwise
liv­
. OByotir t>iiflor Ktnvci.'kltdicn siovo otgaiuitastt. The motion picture production of
Miss Leone- Gieske, of- Ann Arbor,- college at Ypsilanti, who reside in.this ing near itssubjugajtedrby-thefolk^
---- «otn cafi-froii, yi,tir hnniwarcf or otrivo dealer
shores.-—
Tidings.
If you dr, not llml It
Hihii mi/ other Ktovo “The Tawing of the. Shrew’Ms quite is spending this week with her
vicinity have been given another
pnllslvyou Imve
iimkI
your dealer in
nutnoriited to refund your money, ltnt wo' feel as delightful as any stage production. parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. Gieske.
K r p derrJ e ! ? lain4’ a“ - 9"6
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week’s vacation,owing to an outbreak BIvISSFlfeLD—John McDonald,Fred
:w,.(iurO you will narco \yl|h tl.'o
You- will-cnioy_thls_superb Warner
Sh'apteau
and
T
a
t
Maloney,
the
t-.hrpp
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women wrio tuo now imlnir piack.
and-Henry-Burr-Steinbach, of smallpox inTfpsilanth-T-he^-flrst
■t.
features with its atmosphere of clean“ _ofFrances
Silk Sto/o Polish,tun] who r.ay It Is the
Dexter,
visited their grandparents, cases were pronounced as being chick Alleged .yeggs changed _with havliig,
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whol esomc.Gomedy,
Mr. and Mrs. Cbas, Steinbach,. Frir enpox but-iaterltJyafl discovered to be buVgTarized four stores here' Mar^u 7
day,'.
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smallpox, and a strict quarantine has have been bound over for trial in the
Next Wednesday evening the feat* Miss^I^oretta MdQqlljan returned to beencstablishedbythehealth officers
O N E Q U A L IT Y .
Vance.
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will be a sensational film ‘‘In the"
ho miro to «et tlio
Illuck Silk Ktov#
of that clty^i ^ \
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- Pollnh costs you miw titan tlio ordinary kind, Clutches of the Ku Klux Klah.^ The Ypsilanti Tuesday evening after
BROOKLYN—An increased amount
Keep your grains, resistors, fonder* and RtoVa Ku Klux, Klan, originally UiS^lcndid spending several “days with her
wainacotted PWWorn is not
Strengthens
Weak
and
Tired
Women.
pIpoA
lirlgbt ond L
fret;
from
rutdlmf by usln
0,^^.LlrMkL'I'll
r^i.//.(
i')LJrutiling
Using
m
of
spraying
is
going
to.
be
done
by
mdther
here.
BMK
AIKORYINGkNAWa. ViVrus organization formed after the Civil
v
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shelf a n a l k0- 'l6 0fflces' * * any one desiring
fruit growers here this year./ High
Iron with cacti can (g.nna'mcl only.
Mrs.
II.
H,
Lyons,
of
Jackson,
who
Uko-BLACK {SILKMETAL POLISHIff»
torr ajivor- war by property owners for protec*
winds and rainy weather have lately 1“ of this floor o °Ud
as ®ne aB other rooms
w nTcnile lfO l.iltiw a ro or liransT 'ItA vo rk so uw
Ic
k ly , tlon against Ignorant and supersti­ has been spending the past two weeks sickness,” writes Mrs. J. C, VanDe*
oi
tnis
iioor.
Space
about
18x30
ic'
prevented
activities,'
but
the
first
enslty, a n d loaves a brilliant a urfrtte . It 1ms no
of Kirkland, 111., and “Electric
tious negroes, later degenerated into with relatives here, returned to her Sande,
w junl fo r use on a u to m o b llo *.
A-iV;^
Bitters
kept me from breaking down. goo£ day will start the> oil and lime7
* I will noYer
bands of outlaws which the Govern- tome Sunday. 7
be Without it.” "Do
Do you sulphur clouds. The scale made ternoVer
, Black Silk Stove Polish. Works .meht- e vootual 1y-7roko-upbyAvmed
MrsrRrAT
Figtchcrr
stTjrTjngjijjNoiif
.
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force. The actipif of this story takes spending the winter months with her surino- weather.
growers' recognize that i t . is
You
0
weather.
You
heed
Electric and growers
place in North Carolina, where one daughter in BurmIngham, returned fitters. Start a month’s treatment
either spray'or lose the trees. Next
oltbfLstrongestoutlfw klans flourish- home Saturday,
to-sdtly, nothing bmCY for stdMch, year will be too. late, for many of
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f! liver and kidneys. The great spring
cd. It la“ presented by the Gene ..........
them. Only while the' trees are. dor­
itler Feature “Hayers," and" may -Miss Charlotte- Stehtbach^leftBrm- tonlcr-Relieh or money back. 60c mant as now can the spray be applied
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$1.00. RccOmmerided by L. P.
he said to be historically accurate in day for Cleveland after spending a and
strong
enough
to
kill
the
scale,
Vogel, H, H, Fenn Go. and L. T.
every particular. There is qxcite* week with her parents, Mr, i^nd Mrs. Freeman Co. Adv.
Fungous diseases which renew growth
Charles.Btelnbach,
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meat and, action in eyhry scene of
with thcyflfsf darhp^ days of spring
■the three part*. The picture; feat­ Missies'Ethel and^Edith Tucker, of BRIGHTON—The executor lb the arc also killed by the strong dormant
a r c h ie
ures th6 worlds most popular motion River Rouge, are spending their estate of . the late Gustav Bactcke spray, wfolch can be neglected-byno
sent
out
checks'
last
week
for.
a
The Standard “Want” advs. give star, Miss Geqe Gauntlet, and her Easter, vacation with their grand­
second dividend of 20 percent to the grower here whodesirCs to raise good
m olts. Try them.
capably company.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tucker. creditors of/the Baet<fkb bank,
fruit.—Argus. . ; . \
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S tirrin g >H osiery and Underwear V alu es
BwcKsnu
KeepsYour Stove
Chelsea -greenhouses.
Elvira Clark-Visel
O ne N ew H o u s e
BLACK SILK
STOVE-POLISH
b r lte r
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m
One Koom-Main Floor
u / u r .
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£ Z 2 5 ^ y s a t r “* r
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Wiikinaonia Building
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ITEMS.
C o ilf Yay Are Going to Clean
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H ou se F u rn ish in gs
Tommy Wilkinson has ITcifepted a
position in Jackaon.
Today," We; tte y w e c a n
you a line o f
■n ^A petitloiM abeingclrculatetf/to
have Park atreet paved.
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* Born, Tuesday, April 7,1014, to Mr.
^nd MraHBr J. Qookei a-daughter;^
Several of the residents of this place
^"suffering with art ’attack ot the*
pinkeye,”
sh o w
‘
sum AND-OmCOATS
b e s to iis to m ta ilo r.
I
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*Mrs._d,we*n Murphyl whcT bas beeh
il| ifor'thepastfewweeks is;reported
as,improving.______
Chris, SchheiderT'ofSylvan, eoTdTa
find, four year old colt.the first of.tbe
week to EJ. Llmleraan.
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-Jjr re a lly d o e s n ’t m a t t e r i f y o u
are tall an d s le n d e r o r s h o r t a n d
stout, we c a n f i t y o u r- figure, in ^ all
w o o lih a n d ta ilo r e d S u itr a n d O v e r *
coats th a t w ill, s a tis f y t h e m o s t
critical d e m a n d .
^
$10
to
__Tl|eJ3ay-V:lfew-fieadlngLcifclewa8
at-the home of Miss WIul4 l
fled {Bacon Monday evening.
__ , When the cold, chilly grinds of winter have given away to
the balmy breezes of sprihg^nd nature is pulsating with .new
4ife and energy, we are,made ,mindful .of the fact that it is time
to be up and doing., While th^Fafraer is preparlng to 4 fit t h e :
fields for t he seed he must sow in order" W reap the harvest.' ~
The buay housewife is preparing to renovate the homeland
th^nTis always sora? things that must- be replaced, with, hew. .
We want every woman in and around this town ,tq know that
we are better prepared than ever before to render her every as-' ,
siatanceJn the selection of any new article of house furnishings .§
she ma^fihd iA necessary^ to buy., Both from the st^d p o in t - 1
)f quality and value. •^We are more than meeting any conipe­
tition whether it be the retaii^sjore o rth e iqall order house.,
Everything is new here and. our guarantee is back of ihe gooda we sell. Our thirty-five years merchandising experience is of ~
considerable consequenoe in the j udging of - values and-accord?
>ingly as we secure values can w egive values. * You must have
.wfl_Ara.not. satisfied.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Murphy and
children have-moved to the farm.
Mrs. George Miller in Lyndon,
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FORNtSHINQ^GOODS:
3 $ 5.00 a n d $ 7.00
Either of. them a perfect -machine.—^At$5^0(fy{mgetnSuc
-tion Carpet-Sweeper^ At $7.00:
youTgeta'Suoti6h~Sweeper~ and"
Bru8h; jAmb
Take one of__
Mrs.-f^H.\ Ward,=wlKr_few been
spending tl^e past- two_weeks with
relatives at Mildn returned to -her
Wc se ll t h e b e s t S h o e s a n d O x fo rd s for. m en and
Boys to b e f o u n d in C fielsea.. W e n o w h iv e th e m and
in good, s t y l i s h s h a d e s t h a t e v e ry . m a n , an d boy
will like, a n d a f p ric e s , t h a t a r e r ig h t. ;■ ------------L_~
the institution of a new lodge-of 45
members.
Burton A. Long was in Milan last
Thursday where tie acted as groomsj
man at the marriage of hi
'Mi8s AUce,' and Mr; Ciark"Ca8s1''/t>oth"
reside nts^of-M1Ian^
C arpet Sw eepers
It you want; Auarpet Sweeper
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CHELSEA, MICHIGAN-
5 G-OOD A f ^ ^ r
■ A L U t.
_ WMCCOOtnKUT
Se ll-P rim e
MEATS
When we buy we want good
^oods at“fafrprices and that’s
just what we fry to give you^
Try some of our pure steam
kettle rendered lard.
y^hone 69
F re d K lin g le r
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M l t is f u n w h e n y o u - s a v i n g f or
something;.
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. ftind grow steadily larger! Of realizing
that you are every Week nearer your
goal!
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Doubly pleasant, too, when you de^;
-posit with us, for then you may rest ab­
solutely content aAtO thesafety ofyour
money.
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icome here where^yotrean sefectT;
any-style an'cLcolor—
wood you ^M jlw an't. Prices $2.50,13,00,13.50 .
$4.00. -
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Velvet Rugs 11-3x12 $25.00 to $27.00.
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i ^ Axminster Rugs, Bbdy Brussel Rugs'"and Royal Wilton Rugs—
at money say ing prices.
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Lace Curtain §ale
Y ard G oods F or C urtains
Flesh from the mills. ’:;T h ^e ari0~too many of them to seil-ati’
regular retail prices, therefore we are going to offer every pair with
outleserve at npt one cent over regular wholesale price. A large*
If you are going to make^ Curtains 4Gn/t faiLto look here for
the material.. A largev assortment, plain or colored LqrUers at' 10
. cents and the finer materials at 15 cents, 2& cents, 35 cents add,
—40 eente. Edgings^to match a t h centa tq 7 cents yard. _
r^ =T-
Special services will be held on
Good Friday at 3 and 7' p. m,, in the
Churclf'dfO urL ady^of^the-Sacred,
Heart, consisting of the^Way - of the ■ home and inexpen'Sive enough for anybody;
Cross and a Meditation Onthe Passion
W HITE MUSLIN CURTAINS, 34 inch by 2\ yards, wide
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of.'Christ.-The offering on Good Fri
^ . Everything needed fo r. the windows, Sash .Rods S cents; 10
ruffle
^dge,
worth
90o,
sale
price
per
‘pair
59o.
Better
grades
at
day-will beTfor the-Holy-Land.events and^lS- cents. /Lace Gurmin Fixtures; Brass, Nickle,-Nat­
69c, 79o and 89o.
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Wood or White Enamel at 10 cents. - Any style you want of i|
Married, Saturday, April 4,1014,'at
PLAIN CLUNY NET CURTAINS, bothTwhite and- ecru,
the higher grade fixtures a t 25 cents. Everything; in shades. ’
the Baptist parsonagOr-Mlsa Onedia I ’—full-size,-/flnen dace-edge. -A rdal bargain at $1,507 "Our sale price
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^We-have4hem~ready7to-hang-in-felt;£t-10-eent9r
if>-eleth:^ 5 “centgGage and Mr. George Burgess, both
$1.19,
of Sylvna, itev. a ,. W. Fuller oihciatPLAIN CLUNY NET CURTAINS, with wide hem and lace
ing. The bride is_a_ daughter of I insertion, well worth $J.75 to $2 .00 . v»Our sale priee S1*39. Bet? ^
Harold Gagf-aud-the^greom-isa-Bon
— TFwo yaitiS'Wide and 4 yaMs md^rspecial-at-S^cents-yard.
t^l gr^des at S1.6Q, $2.10, $2.35 and $2175.
of Mr. and Mrs. O.^A.Burgess,
Fpur yards wide and strictly fifst-quality goods, medium dark
YCTTiTNE LACE CURTAINSr whife. ivorv and natural;
pattern, wontishow soil.-^ther^psttl^rffsiWlrbisr45'ee]its^ttrQ0
some with plain band edges, and some with wide hem and lace in­
‘ The Wheeler Brothers," of Dexter
cents yard. Extra heavy best quality Inlaid Linoleum 90 cents
sertion; priced a t $1.75, $2.00 arid $2.50. These curtains drupe _
townshi]^ 8old-thisVweel^ ^/fine-stand­
to SLIO.-: :
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beautifully and will give splendid service.
5
ard bred horse, sired by Judge Lee,
iSCRIM CURTAINSHNOTTINOHA M CURTAINS, MAR-'
toMtv^arahallr-of^Chtcago.-.Tbe
QIJISETTE CURTAINS, RENAISSANCE CURTAINS, BRUS' Both donfestic and foreign manufacture. When laid you
SELS NET CURTAINS, all priced from Twenty-five to Fifty .per
where it will be used in a fancy fourcan’t
tell them from the real wood, 22,^ 27. and 39 inch widths,
cent
below
actual
retail
value
during
this
sale.
Come
and
see
horse driving team. The horse was
prices
25 cents; 35 cents, 40 cents, 50 cents.
,
raised" by the Wheeler Brothers and
them.
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they received $800 for the ainraa^, ■
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Im itation. W ood F or R u g B orders
Word waa recelyed^here-^Monday
announcing the .death of Mrs. Geo.
A. Miller at her home in Chicago
Sunday e ve ning, April 5, 1914, -aged
about 38 years, Mr. Miller is a son
of Mrs, Geo. Miller of this place.
The deceased is survived byher hus­
band, one brother.. and one' sister.’
The funeral war held £>n Wednesday
morning and^hose from here whoat- )]
tended were Misses* Mary and Matgret and Louis Miller and Mr*
Mrs. Cha8. Miller, of IthMC,
Miss. Katherine Rlemenschneider
has accepted a position aa teacher in
the public schools-at-Worden a t $70
per .month for the coming year.
M is s Rlemenechneider has taught in
the Chelsea public schools for the
past year and was a teacher in the
Worden schools before she came to
the schools here. She Is a daughter
of Mr/and'Mrs. P. Biemenschneider
of Cavanaugh; Lake, and she is a
graduate of our high school.
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. ; Consistent with the same broad-minded spirit that has given this store it$ leadership a n d ,
its reputation for progresCiveness,
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We are offering a high grade tailored-td-order service, .
Side by side, and in friendly harmony^wath our splendid stock of ready-to-wear clothes.
—We realize that there are some men who prefer. made-to-measure clothe. Those lojks hay^
every right to consideration—and this store hasn’t neglected them. You ‘‘made*to-order
dcVotees can come here; and be assured of
l i r a ; c u s t o m t a , i l o T e d s u i t a t a, v e r r
m o d e ra te p ric e .
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Naturally^wo naYe secured the highest-quallty tailoring servlco to bo had* * Only the i l>ea,t ■
for this store, you know. The Royal Tailors of Chicogo iand New York,_ those, strenuous Sat­
urday Evening Post advocates of
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“That Million Dollar Look”
are the skilled servants of our tailoring patrons. A Royal Mado-to-Measure suit costs $10,
$17, $20, $26 or $30—depending upon tiio fabric chosen^
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E v e r y K o y a l g a r m e n t is g u a r a n te e d to fit
a n d s a tis f y p e r f e c tly —o r m o n e y r e f u n d e d .
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The Wilklnsohia office building oh
north.Maih street, Which was opeiied
to r tehents on Wednesday of l^at-week
is entirely occupied with, the excep­
tion of one room. Archie W. Wilkin­
son and the Ohelaea Land Co. have
rooms 2 andS1,Dr. Ji T. Woods rooms
$ 5 and A\ Roland B, Waltrous 8 and
0. On the second floor Dr, H. J. Ful?
ford has a suite of three rooms, and
a 'prominent ftjm has the ref usual of
the entire basement floor.
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F loor L inoleum
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Tapestry Ruga 9x12 $Ift"OOahd up to-$14.OO.^ 0CheE sizes
-borrespond in f prinaa.
F ixtu res
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Two-ply all Wool Ingrain Carpets—-Best, that money can bpyat 55 centf 60 centfl. 65 cents and 70 cents. Look at the mail
ordeTcatalogues. Look anywhere add you wop,t tind them a t
=these prices^
-Splendid wearing^rugsr-rever8ibler-and^handsome
a broom or ordinary—^carpet
sweeperrit raisea-no-duaiHapcHs— and colorlnfflA— - — easy torun.
vr^TX r
Wool and Fibre R up»9xl2~$9.00.
nace, informs The Standard th a t he
put it in th e exact spot th a t 'the. coal
ealer-direG ted-bim todellver.it,—
PAID POE
m
th e dirt y o u can n ot g e t n u t w ith -
at the town hall on Monday and put
It down the cold.air 'flne <ff the 'Turr I
.The supreme court of the United
States on Monday annulled as . uncon­
stitutional a section of the Michigan
autojpobile law making the owner of
a-mptor car responsible for lhiuries
irrespective of .who was running the
machine,
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C arpets
R u g s - T o r th fc F lo o r
thcse^BacfaineeHe-ybur^PUse^on^
ree^fcrialfor-fcwo^weeksrifnot
9x12. Granite Art Squares $5.00—7^x9 Granite A rt Squares $3.00
wanted, simply ' bring it baokr
—DonVbuy a Vacuum or Suotion- r 9x9 Granite A rt Squares $3.f __/
Cleaner without free trial. Our
These are reversible rugs, beautiful new patterns, brown and
machine^, are guaranteed to giyeu?
tan shadings.
goo d service, and we are~here
7-7x9 Shirvan Ar.trJRxigr |8.50—9x9 Shirvan rA rt Rugs $10,00
0 daysa-week_to—backup-this^
OxUi^Shirvan Art Rugs $12,00—9x12 Shirvan Art Rugs $13.00
statement. These machines get
^
And sizes up to 12x15
i
—Several of-the-members- ‘of C tilse<L
Lodge, K rofP; were_iir SalinepW^d^fj
t
v m t\
rr
S P E C I A L F O R S A T U R D A Y — O r & illg e s l o E a o h . N o t o v e r o n e d o z e n t o a f a m i l y
L a r g e r s iz e t h a n l a s t w e e k
.../:
W
.
^—
5C;H
s= = = = = a = = ^
All o f th e s e a s o n ’s n e w e s t c r e a tio n s in J I a h e r d a s
Mr. and *Mrsr W. C. Anderson have
lorsTliii_th is ^ 3 m u y ep reeu tn e. Younga~bogpjiay
Railroad street- to the'1 residence 6£
a^iclmflrit for yonr inspention and approf^h
Miss L, urahara on'west^Mid^Id if reet.
B H 5E 8.
O T
"Mr
£l.
S u ction Sw eepers
Dr. & G, 'Bush was qallelTto Pitts-'
bti rg Wednesday by thVseriouSiitaess
of hirsistef, Mrs. H. R, Gilbert;
ja o .
ff
s ill
T im e w ^ B w h e n y o u h a d to g o
to th e oustom . ta ilo r to b e p r o p e r ly
fitted, b u t t h a t- w a s b e fo re t h e /clay .
oftbe m d d e r K ^ c l f o h e r t e t ^
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Other Than WriUm»7 1
lynoirtj k # e - N w w
e g utbofofL
i l b lagUftwwAA" .■AiitQiBObUfl.-i !.
W' cannot be^held reBponBl- J .
sa
V •' T'
• • * -X- frMi*
BlVBRAl. PROPOSITION® ARB *
l
blefor
injuries
caused
by hft
Yo&sbire famllyraad
tapally; tmd Dum;^
uumi]
PAWED O tim - VARIOUS: |i
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car.while nori.vmder.ihla control
b e r a n c e sto r s
Ellsahati^
rt’.t
DLLU5
f t V Y / ? W r A c . m O U /ftG
y
arm, rite alert eyes-se'arcblng out the ring. Brady with .outstretched -hand
helped me to obmb, clinging frith* his
grciu»<r ahead* mBehind
_*• him lumbered
ji
«VffOF87]K
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itr h ■; ft
COMPLETE U S f O f
'ti t
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daekson and QrfonvUU- Indorse Cpto<
Pbrfalsh coasi'^
TO
■ mission Form Whllt*v8t. JohftS
jrrt^jp chauffeur rati hlPi—down-p mensftl^a \
while taking dri*r unauthorised^ paring D ^ t” Jb dbubtle^aih&rw
4and Ypallantl He*
her .qarty Environment, 7
pleasure
ride, The high court
Ject It.
The , book ItGelf Is. the jro
held that the Wlohlgan law.per*
Wihter
ori; the Medlterraneai
mlttlng recovery 7of damages
•r ■: '*v
'Jhero(faW|a
^ a riB ln g ^ u ta ld e of the_ . Oities Xjun&eMeiioh ;oftou*i$SitandeaJa--u^
thirty1
year*!of^cramp®4flt
.because; It . de*
qon- \\ constitutional
7_ ^ ljV.
where' ,there . ^ ere 7 bitter
curate's daughter - and a...... a ' person-----^of,
- ' property____ -lo c a l— option t• privqs
tests
or . .where
then "Uifr dOB Ouailed^ap^
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CJCUUit?^ »*vtt^yuOOtG(J*uUu ^i'UTDuUt^s
par; Qp^Parrott wa^ ^lyen .A ?
uriable to tell which was which iri the
■
.darkness, Something ■ moved, and I
Mfffi55E;m<utaiElnfc tflrfSeep up; while the Iqwer end of theJake.' In the dis­ took
a sWprforwayd. ••-,
Ivbrdugnt^up th4 Te&ff my*Ease intent tance tnbre(was tbe red glow of a fire
barely -yleiole. - ----- - - : ^ ^
m i tfce eurrqun^lgg rlijBee,
■ / “All righ t,fie said breathlessly,"!!
^ ^ o r th r e e d a y a ^eencountered'poth*
Tlie island .wae voider than 1 bad sup­ Wihad
to'knife the’ brutft—he^was ae:
ing 'aiarJts^^QradyJpurjpdf^iy$ept posed, and must,.have contained, fully
ar’a headquarterif.lJaywurd moets :R4ne away
big
as
a
ycalf, and—and he got my
frpin aTl trails, truatlpg implicitly. Jye acres,^denae!!y^wpaded, yvitb. nb.
‘Auvray, who profess to reoogblzeitim,
ettoutderr
7J)id you find a window on
*Uriowgir~he hlta no recqUgctfon; of; evtti?
sign
of
a
t^all
anywhere!
Apparently
aa. a woodstoam to (Hb.
rwasTtbp^lBswr;lhB""Vote=='ln --SMUohr- -‘! wlthqpt~due:-process^oMaw?
bavtnk-*een her-befce-e.-- HavwaM_y.olunv ■qo>^ :aInatljict'
TOiirstdeTI'
■ '. ,
" ' . *] " “ ..... "
jwe were the first (explorers to> iffne-i “No.”
safe paee’a g ^ H e
leers lo carry a message for llarmar ta
Igan, Monday w-asv very light Byeh
.
‘
1fianflusky. where Hamilton Is stationed. the lhetlheta- pf th e ' wild, thaeubtlety' tra^ ’Jits,'thickets;Suddenly we, dame
The northwest iIndian tribes nro ready of th e-eav ag ^ bora of constant peril to tlje edge of a small opening, aioplrig “There was -none on mine. We’ll In. Grand Rapids," w here theJhardest
-tw^Avar-and*
only held
hack to
byJoin..
the
fought muhlclpal campaign It was
..refusal
of theare5
friendly-W
yandots
dowh’Hke a sauoeV; grpsiyedvefed ;and have1to risk a light, I reckon, for I’m thought:would
lopellaess. 7 ' ^
;
establish a record, the
Woedln*
considerable
11
Try
the
fire*
The latter are demanding- the return of. and
- OncC; 'w here we fpfded; a consider* treelessi qpen^to the sky,-but with a
•
fra-pa-tee-tah.
a.
retlalous
thacher,
w
hom
,ye
te-w
sB.-hot-as-large^as-oxBeoted.-In
place-yonder.”
™£==^tgey4»lieve^Orbe^apprl»onep^HayjrjaM$* able^etreami=whlch l think; now must dark lirregular jiometbtag at its~cen^
;jo*eph
....
HeyWarri,. «n ensign In the ;Puto>- oaths at every misstep,*. yet aoross the. darkened surface toward
/ffitltw
?<t rState*, army.:.on his way, .to* F^rt,'
Honnar,.mMtsV^iihon’ Glrty, ’ ®renegade.
Whoa* namovhtte. been connected with air
taanher
Wrocitlee, alsb, headed fop
Fort Harmar!) with a.nieaJihgeJtreiU) the
British gen
general—
ew r: Hamilton. Kayward■ ...........
~ enerallerautt
*AteG
HaPSguides him toiwj fort.-
\ '
:n ‘
i
mission Is to assure the Wyand'tfe that have, been the VernjJ,lion, we cam^ up*^ ter. 80*shapeless was thlti blaok blotch I 'felt my way along the wall, discov­
the mHayward
an Is not to
held
by the soldlors;
Reno,. on- the blackened remains of-a cam|i* that I took It at first^to ho &dlutap of ered some-tinder, and, with Hint and
, asks
letJier
pany'him
steel from* my pocket, coaxed
___She
tolls, him that
she rs accom
a quarter-bloodIfl
Wyandot and a missionary among, IWT..hotirs before. Brady examined It with' bru8hrbutthfrecout^rtaPOdTmy-anmt Thfere were a few pieces of wood piled
“Hayward! there’s a log hou se!” he
Indians.' She' has been In search .of her
father. She : Insists that she has .seen great bare, trailing the party to the; whispered, poltftlhg,.-“Do* you Bee? up on the hearth, and a moment !ater,_
Hayward: before, out ijn a British, uni-.
the ourllng red- flames revealed the en­
. - form. Hayward starts for the north acj, rlvei; bank, and theh making a wide Kqep the Dutehtann tfac^n”
oompanled by a -scout named Brady' ahd circuit o f the woods,' before he .finally
•* private soldier.
returned satisfied;
f "TT/ftm
mui th&n^+hr
than^tbref boarB g o w /^ h e
I dropped to tay> knees; and studied
the dim outline, which the night ren*
deretl so indistfae^
assumed^ore-defiirte shape^trone^
"Put'hereinto the.bank there, boys^ flald_soberly, “And traveling north.
‘Do you know who they were?” I Btory log hut. wlth an~exteafllop_at the
to the rights” I commanded, 3“Beyond
ln the partyj— rear, arid, an ouuilde chimney fork in g
— tbe^roote^qf-r-tfrat big oak. Wef f
Mlamis and Ojlbwas, I reckon, arid up beBlde the roof. It was a gloomy
' breakfast, and then rest awhile.!’
This was accoinpiiBnea-wlth^swee^ ihay^ariza-pBgoadiv ^-bpqfiai-.tOLithatf 4poklng=.placd,---^l^'^c|-tfIrnaaer oHlght.
a l
of thes— Daddlea.
and.-...^—T
weTetepped
ashore,
81?hll tree .out yprider; see here,
Hay-A showing any where,,
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4 A.u -_
'_1 !____ X tm w if- +V« A I n l i n e . . t t « <1
MM J
mm
m m
ibrTndians drawlrig~the \right ^rioe^ T-ward, the fellow.. hajJ._UQ.Qts on. and not - J-“What do< you make: of. It?” a8ked
yell up lnto the mud, Brady staroBiag- moccasins, . From the trail they madr Bradv In a whlBDerf- a e though doubtLboutJ-to-restore: clrcuiatloh.—Schriltz here ofllhe'bank there must.hft.v.e :heen tag hlKown-eyea^
twelve or flfteeirTndlgnffrayT^nd la
JAji
shake'hl'm.''
^whlte-renegsdm’^_be+bent down again
to 8 tudy-a-tratHc7 ttrthe-mud7 ‘‘f6 r^thls
is no red-skln’s foot, with the. thee
turned out.” He Bwore, the^nlyjoath l.'
Had heard thus far from his lips; .pluck*!
lng_a few long,hairs fromvoff a spittle
of
underbrush, and holding them up In*
more alfpeady,’’-.' V l._ ,
-to-the.
-sunlight. "A war party all right;
“That, will be all tight,J?chuitz,,, r
.with
Bea|pB. .One7 , fellow t jbruphed
said kindly.' '^I’U help- you ashore, .and;
against
this bush asfrh'e:came1 dow;n
you can! rest awhile, until ybu_£eel-beU.
tbe
bank;
from the color, they must’
.ter. I’ll do the cooking this morning!”
have
been
raiding
thet German settles
.Wewere still too_^Iose to the BOftlements to be In.varv much-danger, and
r<,Tlred/m^?~l^dve7about'anrd”you’n
te^l better.”
"MeJn-Qott,-’ he moanpd, rolling Elf:
1eye^ up at me Iraplbringly. “I vos^mos'
^dad mlt-deiMJrft-nefls. Mi
m
,mpl' ':3f;
l '
V- ^ -------
I® !
H e shook hje head 'negatively.
.“They don’t build llkf that. It beais
me, but whoever built tha{ house* putjt
up to live in. Howsomever I don’t see
no -aigp o’ anybody thar now, an’ !I’m
iy
( f
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r»ieo^4onga_to'occo_mp3ish Gcs
catf by nq! means be ridentifio
the authbh . Mias Reynolds hail
pushed a great deal In lees than'
years,. She'-Wbate'd^toties bef
-cbuld rea^^wTOtel acte^ and i
plays for home and school befo
reachbi her teens;..ttabllshed bt
The Albion high ’school _debating' story.,at slxieon. and her flr9i
TV. J
At_ M
t*
i
.-'h
team to-raeerFoft Htofon.hlgh at Port H“Red
of the ROck,” at twenty, ,
Hpron, April 17, consists of Ellery has VdeOlded*talent- for drawing]
Oakes, Paul Burna-and Harold. Woeb-^ -edging and ,
■ fqvprlte rec.
ft.olg.
7 shqw_thatJibe can'he by,no7-n{ft
Plahs for a new 375-room hotel’ at dreameh Among . them are
a cost of gl7b,uoOt to oe erected-op- safllny, fi|ehlrig^daneing, wlnt# .„
MICHIGANNEWSBRIEFS
the number of mayors elected, the re‘
publicans appear to have the better
>f4tr,
Special propositions were yoted on
in many, places. Pontiac voters fa­
vored municipal ownership of all pub­
tire Interior, v Brady rested against the lic utilities while-Ypsilantl turned
bench,' the sleeve of,'his blouse ripped doWn the proposition- to build a (150,r
jQOQ-gaa plant, Gladwin* county yoted'I7B7000•fdr_godd roads, but "St. Clair; posite the Union station in Grand Rapfloor. A few feet away, a great mass turned:down the 1500,000 good roads ids, are announced by Louis H. Mehrof shaggy hhirr lay the dog-ta a heap. bonding .project, although that coun -tens.his lips.etlll drawn back in a snarl, refavored ft >40^000 poor house. Bad* T-wenty*flve-new members will-bo
veallng^thezfirttelwhiterteettarthesliaft- ty
Axe
' defeated the new court- house ; added to Company ‘•'C,"- Michigan Naof a knife protruding froin the throat. bonds.
defeatedla municipal TIbnal Guard, at. Port Huron, before.
He was a massive animaU'terrllytag'to lighting_Lapeer.
,the annual ^government inspection,
plant
by
J86. _ i.
----look upon even-In. death!—Yet Ibarely
' XMr April ST.
mcefLihat!way^as8gred-that hejvair
mMlon-r^om=r5Bf==gossm«ientF rThe-wo^klng-tlifio*
t b e ^ f 1^ tl*I^!_* ^ ^ 8 t^ 0^n8“vptlnk7^8a!natyi^the=^Gn-'Arlrertlro‘pirTt'_OwOs^
tr-^Eort-Huron -voters -turned—dewft has beeir-cut from six to three days s’
the
plan to employ an Industrial sec- week. Dull freight business was. giv­
^half filled on’ a low bench, apd I tore
.retary
at $2,500 a year.* Ionia voted en as the oause.
down the shirt from the . p eg • and
to
revise
its charter.
sWabbed out the-wound. It was a Jag­
Melba Lighthall, 26 years old, of
<Mayors w eie .elected as followr:
ged, ugly gasb, the print qf each tooth
Saginaw, fell in a fit- Saturday against,
Albion-—Burnett, Dem.
revealed, and the man clinched bis
a-wife fence 'rind strangled to death.
-Alma-—Prof! A.-P^ Cook, kop„
hands -ln agony ae„I worltgd rapldly.
The accident occurred on the' street
Adrian—A! W. Chase,' Dem.
The -blood -staunched— somewhat. I
'near;^er‘
ej^ifidl|pd,
bound it tightly with , a silk necker­
■AlpenaV-Wllliam Ai Comstock, Dem,
The., state hoard--pf .corrections and
chief, arid gave him ,adrtak of brandy \ Boyne City—C. C.' ^chaub, Union.
charities
has ordered the board-of sufrom myipocket flask^T hie brought a
.Bessmer—-W. J, Trevorthern, Tax
I goin' ter find out what the shebang
looks .like. Dutchy, you stay yere. an’
watcb» these things, while the two .0 ’
us.scouts ’fourid a bit,”
,Stooping t low; so--aw not to be so
easily, perceived In the darknessT'the little color-baek-into-the man’s facer Heformr ^
two: of us, grasping our rifles ip, read!
CAravafimg; au M au r th e a tric a l
tography, palriflng,. drawing
in&-
d U D G X ^ ^ H l^ H T T flO l
' l-I took aboutfi boxea orpoddi ]
fiey PiUs. for Jftanrt .Trouble
which. I had_flufferQd for 5 ys
[m y e y e s
Jfudga
well and,
,i my breath
; abort and t
chills and
aobe. I tdokl
pills about &j
ago and hsTti
no return of]
palpitation^
now 53 yeiutl
Able, to do k|
manual labor,j
perylsors to figfovlde^a—n
tLvO rvgfgl#
and-h y .found"»trBiryth to SIC Tip; fSIt- ~Henton~ Harbor—Dr; C. M. Roynoer Kalamagoo because tfrUrq* Q'iiHuulturjT d found Dodd* Sidney Pills and;
i^ess,
stole,
across
the
o^en
space
to­
^feli little necessity tpr*. guarding our I stared at the floating hairs, shud*
condition of the old building.
ing ,against the bench,- bis eyeB^on the Dem.
-7
■
s
may publish' tbiri letter If you'i
- .presenco.^.-Whlte—
hunters-penetrated deflag in (horro,r. :f»d. handn gripped ward the house. _-There was no;elgn of- 'dead "dog.
..'* ■ - —
The-22:mojitha^>ld^baby=of-Mr,and- anrserviny my-third term as !
7CSeBdygari^jrcrRfttehhOuse7Defiir
hard
on
my'
rifle.’r
Iffe
so
fa¥~atcouid!
be
seen
or
^heard,
as far north as the fortes, and any ral5^i
L n m l i iL ^ m n r — ^ a a U ^ - ^ «ald- "and the biggest
Mrs. Desire Luiuzerne, of -the towtF Judge of Gray (Jo.
ColdwgtOT->.G, E. KlelndlnstfHEt^
eod:Qo'
I S parties of hoBOIe^rnaiags-wotthh
*
*
devl
t
al
ever
saw"
I.
hit
hjm
with
the'
Gardner, dled nt a looal hospital - PHILIP MlLLElEVGlmarroD,
-CharlotteMSem.
^racket,
Dem^vitot havoxheefljfa'ri: longr akUheneiwero
hav
lave-beenTfspopted-Brady-shook his
aiTtfie
ffrsrblow,
hut
in
the
dark
failed
from
strangulation" the result ora'pea.
Eaton
Rapids—C.
H,
Horner,
Rep.
a!ppearanceH“ of .decay or abandon
Correspond with;Judge MUler Al!
head 'when I- mentioned "the possibility, . “That needn’t trouble us, Wbil^'they Tno
to strlke hlgh-enough^LJeckonrWhat
r t Q i f n>
1/^^:
riut
becoming
lodgadaxuita^bwwtjfe-this!
waa^***1 MBmTtr
'leave n-plnln trnlHroblirdUTh
..ioioUinBuuhuty
do you suppose ne.wae guartlln’ Bo aav.
—^Doddr-KidneyPtHBnSO
-Capt. R. O.
‘"Thni-O ntnit—nn rad.gblnjl.. drtat.n,. Iru t eel
enpU^h PoW, Or they’d take wdl*e firm,-the. clajLbetMiwn^TflBiafetagz age?1
Flint—pJcfhn. R,. McDonald, Pro,
army JnspEctor, instructor _ for jt_he_ your dealer or Dodds -Med{oln«I
yer,” .he returned; ■ confidently: “Or .more care. W,e are lp-no danger while the pressure- of our..fingers ta an a£-- I shook my head, glariciag. about, i t
tem
pt-ta
dlglodge
It,
and
/the
only
door
~
Fremont—W.
Sr
Neff;_
_
i___L_
they^teecnshead^of
us;’’
~
.MiohlganT^atlonai Guard,'jgn(H^AdJ.- Buffalo, N. Y. -Write for Hous
some_b' the boys' along ■the riyef would
the open door. .Brady'sreyes. followed
noticed'lvas
tlghtly
closed
,..
We~
hesli.^
ro
n
d
'
Haven—N
athaniel,
Robbins,
:
'V
V
e
’
made
a
detour""
to'T'EEe'
rlght,
Gen, Roy Yandercook are on a tour Hints, also music of National
c ” let me know/' 7 ’
flitae. ’
.7 ! -*
.. ] Cftijteris. — 7
tated
to!
open
this,
uricertata-what
7
plunging
Straight
forward
Into
the
un­
of tinspection of the Michigan Guard; (English arid German words)
“How far have we come?”
<!<3et a light of"some kind, H'ayward,
mystery
might
Await
us
within,’
and
-.G
ran
d
.ftapids-^Geo.rge-H
.-T
ElUs,
■ alpes for dainty dishes. All 3senti
broken
woods.
Brady.
led
at_a
Ifaet
7. He spoke to the' lJelawares, and one
arid-take^ a^look7^he^saidBlo,wly7-“aijd
Mqmberg^ofTthe Equal. Suffrage af- iU K V7: , yiu ;
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jof them replied in his own language. - gait, his trained iron niuscleB tireless, listening'anxiously forTriy eOuSapThe then .haye Dutchy bring in the packs'.’’; Nbh-paftisan. , . >
sobiation arq planning to start a suf­
‘
.Greehvillir^OTJl^aibflon,
Rep.
"
'7
.
“He reckons ’bput.fifty pailee, though while, I urge.dsthe breathless soldier to stillness w a^so profound as to hq paiiiI did as h.e suggested, finding a bit
frage paper in Michigan.-Charles W1V
, s jCany) ..Comment,
7 ; klnson, former Grand Rapids newgpaft would be. less-than - that straight ricW’exertio’ns, Tviatiteiilng him by con­ ful, and, wlf!sper|rig to me to,’stand of pitchy .wood that.hurned freely, arid ’ ' Gladstone—Fr 'k . Aslett,. Rep,
“Charley
dear,” said ypung Mjrs.,1
back,
with
rifle
poised
Brady
silently
stant
reference
to*
the
raiders
so
close
across country. It -takes maybe two
^^dlrig; li outpbefpro me as I pee .ed *■Haixcock—Abraham Ojalsi,'; Citizens. pqr irian, will probably’' publish the bins, “they are. hay^S a gresvd
lifted
the
etrong
wooden
latch;
The
at
hand..
The
perspiration
.rolled'downdays an’ a, night tbr make the forks
dfriously through the' opening. A . Hastings—-William R, ■jajuieson,. paper.
v^'
agitation "aboutr the" big canal.
............. .
his face, yet be. kept clpse at Braidy’s door slid back In grooves, the sound of glance about told -me that. thjB iann.trt Rep,
with good paddling.” .
.. .
!
jriovemont
barely
perceptible,
and
we
The* oldest "immigrant ever known they7^ :---Hillsdale—L. A. Goodrich, Rep.
Aa none Of the toll of our progress heels, falling -flat on tlie ground dur* stared, into the black interior,'seeing' was used as .a-jshed, for it. was half
“Yes.”
‘
. up stream had tfius far fallen upon mQ tag our brief halts, but determined not ■nothing. excep»~a7Uttle.section of‘dirt’' filled with split Vvood. opened hngpig,'* *Iron^Motfritaln—Dr, S: E. Gruse. r.itt to enter this country through Detroit
“Don’t yod know, 1 sometlmfli
. f77;'-"- !! '!'-'> ■
!T' ^an,ie hi the person or James' (jutan,
I remained on guard over the tired -to-be-left behind : 1There was certainly floor/dlmly revealed by the stars over­ and vrrlous odds and ends; This Ueas. - • 7
good
stuff
in
the
fellow,
although
he
10U
years
old,.Of
Toronto.
M
r-;
QUinii
ifc*
might have been better It
Ionia—Fred Wa Green, Rep.,
sleepers, cleaning away the debris, of
knowledge came to me in a flash.'lbut
head!
-----------a vTslt7
- to_hi8
- — . sori,
• ^ Geovge
wultt^ e e n btiritenVwltTthTo!d.fesli
-swore-stfffly,
and
had
a
tread
like
an
qamo
on
^the^-mdal, ari,d packing the cooking
sight whl<;hv riv'eted my eyes was! , Ishpamtag-rG. G; Barnett, Rep. 7
“We’ll feel it'out, boy,” muttered the the
■ canals whew all the talking wfti
tlulun.
utenells back" In the canoe. The men elephant. Just before dark, the forest
the body of a man lying directly be­ ' IronwOod—Henry Rowe, Citizens.
scout,
his
hari^grlpptag
my
arm.
“NO'
by the' map who was. drlvtag
about
us
already
in
gloom,
we
sudden­
Slept soundly, although^ I noticed how
yond the doorway, fa’ce upward, 4ils
Kalamazoo-^R. Connabie, Rep.
Lester O. Moody, of Detroit, has mule"."/’
body,
at
home,:!
reckon,
but
it^wonH
do
ly
emerged
from
out
the
shadow
of
"any movement, even thb slight rustle
skull.clett as ft by the vicious blow of
Lansirig^Gottlieb Rautter, Dem. . been offered the positlon_of local- seqto risk a light. You take that side, an' an
ax.
>of leaves In afaudden puff of wind, ^reat trees; and stopd on the shore of I’ll take this, an' .see_yhat we find.”
Lapeer—
rR, p. Frary, Rep.« A retpry of the Holland Y. M. 0. A.,
Conatipation causes and aggrav»Ui
served to rouse Brady or the Indians aJake girded-with wpods, ;iA few hun­
LUdlngtori—A.1
A
*
Reiser,-Rep.
-£
which
haa Just beep launched here
noua diiseaaes. “It ‘is.thorougbJy cai«I
I moved forward slowly, foot-by foot,
dred
feet
from
where
we
stood
a
small
H ) instant coB ed ^ sn esa., They, pda,
CHAPTER VI.
;;Mani«tique-^Joq. Pat(Tebh,;Dem. . jm^er the auspice* of tbTTtate. aMo-’ r,. Piere
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, Thea *
feeltag blta'diyiwith-orie hand, the othetL
-racky.'fsto~4rdense"with
trees,rose
-eeaeed the Instinct of wild animals.
family laxative. “Adv.
elation.
^Muskegon
Jobn^HMoore,
Pror~
graspingmy
rifle;
I
cawe
to
a*
rffa5~
the jnirrofed-Burface. After one
ever alert to danger. It^must have' above
Captain D'Auvfay,
Mt7 Clemens*—Willlam' F. Narik, - Joseph Harris, charge ^it^ ettta g
swift*
glance-about
the line of shore bench, home-made without nqlls,
'been fully ,n'oon when I aroused them.
At the Aucttc
“What
lq
jit
?”■
askod
-Bradyt
startledReir
touched a small tabler7Witn crossed
...
r . . +
flre to a house in Port Huron occupied
and we* again headed the canoe up JBrady^H-eyefl.reated“Oni;ithiS - haven, legs,'
Stranger^May
I Wd?
holding- nothlng-but anim plyvan? ^ r V-/ Mason—A^A,- Bergman,-Dem. - -_ by-a number Of foreigners and aliegedaa!'thpugh_QMfltiQnlngiit8-feasibllityas
Ariritloueet^-Certalnly,
sir.
Stream^-Brady-wIlHngly-takingthe'sol* a,
,
Marine
City—Gab.
WBecker,
Dem.
night camp. There , was a_ yellow pewter bowl,, felt the ehaggy skin of® "A dead-man; stay where you are;■.
to have confbssed the crime, was dlA
Stranger—Then
I
bid
you
goodi
dlert place at the after paddle,- whl)e tinge.
toXihe intervening water, eygL some anlinaj fastened agalrist the log -ho.Jo. dead _allJdght. ^1*1 Ube-Jjdclrln^n^ Muskegon Heights—A. J. 81nnev.
bhaiged-7in ^police couiPt=Mogdiy^f^ =t
I lav- back :ta the:stern, •my-cnat 'Serv-.Menominee—Marshall B. Lloyd! lack'of evidence.
or shallownesa,-and 1 spoke wall, and then-a-few articles of warm" moment."
tag for a pillow, anti finally fell asleep. ^festive
\.
clothing dangling from wooden pins,;
"•Pi- _
___ '.
first.
^The-rtver^narrowpd rapidly as weriband held the torch
Maaiftee-rFrarik
A.
Mitchell,
Pro. Seoretary Chas. A. Gadd, of' the
These
were,
rough
^rment's.'maa'ft'of
<advanc«d northward'-‘ilfitolrthe^relt' -It will, be dark*in a few minutes skins, with a single coarse shirt. Be* down closer, the ghastly yellow light 'Maeklnoo Islrind—M; G. Bailey, cm* board, of education,-Sritlmates Detroit
ttrees on either bank nearly obscured paorcjlkn'ttriatasand-rldgeleading
will receive about $LS50.0M m the
- -■
777 7 ;- 7
yond them my fingers came in contact, falling full on the -upturned ’face. He . taris.
out yonder?”
was a man of seventy, or over; a!
Vthe san overhead. The PeLaw&res wata —
primary
\tobool fund apportionment
with
the
latch
of
a
door.
As
I
touched
‘Tt looksw to me,” he-replied quiet­
■Midland-rrS. B. Gordon, Rep.
jAlreedy. exhibiting a disinclination t<r ly, "but the opj^r sure way to tell Is to this the menacing growl of some an!' sturdy looking fellow for his. years, in
of
.ths
state
this year tor Hm payment
4 5
5 5
Marshall-rC, E.' Gauss, Dem, ( 7
‘
p mm-f—
*
’proceed, arid we were compelled to test the passage... In my judgment we mw broke the Intense stillness, I the garments of a French courier des
of
teaehers’
salaries.
;■
Neggunae=~W7 9. Heeaoton. cift.
fhold them by threats to their work.
bole
;_hls_featuresstrong1-»
eflaed,
bear*!
stepped back, startled, umiervedr"and
Kalamasoo couaty’s good reads eom*
' i:
. SBaeh.mlle of advance northward added
In my recoil, came irito contact with a ing even in-death a pertain peculiar: Norway—J. 0* Weckstrom, Cftisen*. misilon has started the eonstructloa To the Merit of Lyclia ELI
1 iAoltheliL terror, and made-our—task —
man. "A hand like- Iron grfpped^^ meT Idignity, ..taereased by a 8now*whit‘e. . Qwosso—James De Young, Rep, : O? ,2$^ miles more of good roads. Dur*
iffiffiV Vegetable Coiyj
-imore difficult Once Brady struck the
hut-It was Brady’s voice, that apni^t. beard. Apparently he had not haon
tag
the
last
five
years
the
oounty
has
Fdte»key-^Oha». j. Ditto, Rep. , ,
-^pble fr drlvlng him baejk to his Dlaca
P^untfduring Chahjjff
‘ “From the other room,”" he said aeaa long, nor was there slightest evi*
built from 25 to 30 miles of state-re­
St* Ignace—W. 8. Wing, Rep.;
deuce
;
of
.
struggle;
the
hands
were
In
tbe
canoe.’
This
was
when
we
dlsShortly, “a dog.” ■
v.
ward roads each year.
o f L ife .
St. Clairr-Max' Jennings, Rep!
covered unmistakable signs that a par­
"A dog!
Then why hasn't ,he Empty, and, Judging from the ugiy
St.
Johns—Geo.
H,
Sohoonh&le,
gash in his head, he had been struck
Production and delivery of beer
ty of Mlamis had crossed the river
barked?”
-■*
Dsm.
frpm
behind
unexpectedly,
it
was
A
17 ©nly shortly before we passed the spot
stopped
in;Detroit Tuesday when 1 ,* ^ Westbrook, Me. — 1 1 1 was
1“Because he is not that kind, I
St
Louis—
J.
H.
Whitney,
Rep.
7; However, we ran the gauntlet eafe■ 200 brewery employes f&uid to get a through the Change of Life and:
reckon; a big brute from his growl. ghastly wound, rind thq man had prob*
pains in my
Sty
Joseph-*A.
J.
WKlace,
Citizens.
ably
died
instantly.
The
blow
must
v, .1y,,a mere silent shadow slipping along
two-year agreement, calling; for .highDid you find anything?”
and
side and w$IJ
-South
Hayan=.Harry
W.
Barnes.
have...
been
a
trfiacherouxr-onef-deUy.7 1 in the dark shade of tho protect:
■ »»»*«. v>niy tne^ofacoTfoTfie and'
I told him briefly.
.....
Bro.
.
..
rr:
weak
I could.
ered
by
some
person
acquainted
witif
f. hank, and thus Anally attained th<
engineers
were
on
duty.
■
*
"Fireplace on-; my side, tw<y chairs
do
m
y houw?
Sandusky—George
Tarrant..
forks, and lahded 'on the west shorp
and an ax ta the corner7!Jie added ^ e cft^^n; 0^ erwlse the dog would
Arthur-Alkena, marahsi; of OnaWay*
I have t«k«n
It was dark when7We-got- therev hut
sKor£ij\ “Nobody home but the dogj l I
6 sprung to. his masterT defehse. -Stanton-rB. S. Stsbhini, RepT—
E. Plnkhsm«
0” * ,lu" »with
a "n»n.
Delawares were so eager to return
West Branch—B. R. Chapin, Union; slaughter, in connection
reckon, but we will have^o fight it out Plainly this waa murder, and the as-.
the
table
CompouMl
.sasBln-had
taken-hi8-time;
had
closed
that we immediately put ashore all
Yal*—Jamaa Wallace, Rep. ■ ,
wlth him, before we take posseeslon.
•1*2?
of
^Benjamin
D
.
G
qiiemo,
vhn
It
has
done meoj
the^door,JockSd.
In
the
dog;
had
everi
> Intended to pack with us, and parted
.Ypsllantl-r-Lrik Brown, Dem,
Jtand .where_you-:are-untll i-feel out
of
good.
1 winf
wklle
confined.
In
washed
off
the
blade
of
the
ax,
and
left
■ with them, gladly. The canoe shot
Bssland—John
Mock,
Pj*o.
the door. Leather hinges, and opens
the eity Jail. Hie examination has
commend
yourt
it
standing
there
against
the
wall
•wiftly away into tho gloom, leaving
this way. Here, Hayward, take hold of
|^ tt.s s tJ o r .Aprll 8i, K«-|. out on
irine to my "
j7tha_three of us. alone,— Bearing .our
tlre~l«tclrt we'll have—to brain., the 3Yhat-couI4-have4een-the object*]
oridgiveyouj
it
revehge?
Robbery?
I
felt,
in
the
load® with" us, we groped a bliffd way
brute^ Don’t open until I say so, and
J T T rA T flN tE R E S f
sioft
to puhii
Two men were killed and two i..
through the fomt, back toward the
-then-only-about-srfoot. Brace yourself' pocket of the. loose -blouse.—fintHnr
testimonial.M
—Mrs.
L
awrence
nothing,,
but
my
eye
caught
the
glim­
foot of the bluff, where We made catajj,
- iuv, Jf D. Sutton, 85, of Str Clair, Jured. when an infernal machine, serif
Jo. .hold it'firm, and keep your..gun
mer of a medal fastened to the front is dead. He pmohed, in several by members of the "Black Hand1'* m 12 King S t, Westbrook, MoW
as best we might, at 4jhe mouth of
ready; Tve got the ax,”
exploded in the drug £ £ "f ^
ravine, well sheltered by underbrush
Manston, WIs, - « At the Ghwi
I took my position, but with heart of th? shirt,. I unplnndd it, and held it Michigan towns and retired in 1878,
and lay downrwlthout Venturing
Viotor
Gusmano,
Detroit,
at
10
q'ol^k
Life
I suffered frith ptdns in.orf
beating rapidly, and waited. The dog, up to the light of the torch, studyingThe state.board* of corrections arid
light a lire. For some time, scarcely a
a* though realizing danger, .flung him­ out ihe French inscription, letter by charities has forbidden Sheriff Rim- Tuesday morning. Gusmano w!s vn? and loins until I could not stand. *
memory of. Rene D’Auvray had re*
had night-sweats so that the »
self with full force agal&st the door, letter, half guessing at its meaning—it mele from making repairs to the Sag­ ed, instantly, his body horriblv
malned wfth me, my mind being fully
and gave ona. deep bark of savage was a medal of, honor, given for special inaw county Jail. The oounty >must led and burned, and “Sam” ciwtalS would be wet I ,tried other
occupied with the increasing peril 6f
lost both arms, dying w w
aiL0 but got no relief. After taklngone
ferocity. Brady touched my hriijd, lo­ gallantry in action at Fontenoy to build anew Jail,!the board says.
our position; yet as 1 lay there in the
,«e. of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg*
cating thd opening. Then trier* was Capt. Raoel Df’Auvray.
fke supremo court has' issued a
(TQ
' +.alienee, looking up at the stars, her He Le<j[ the Way and We Followed In On instant of silence.
Compound ^ began to improve *
: BH
_, CONTINUED.)
>
___ L
d u e , of whooplni court
writ
of
certiorari
against
Judge
Glh
; eyes seemed suddenly to emlle again
"Now!”
heeald.
.
'
'
continued its use for six monlbfc^
.jingle File.
o
T.) the Mlddle-Agefi,
day, of Monroe county, to review!a fever, measles’ and
'. Into mine, and I dreamed' of her asil
pains left,me, the nlght-awoats
I lifted the wooden latch, gripping
Say to. yourself .that you are enter­ Writ Of mandamus granted by tho ated only by screens, wlll^
slept The. dawnJkmnd us safer oeem* better get^out there if we can, for with both hands,- my 'sbonldSTs and
noshes grew lees, and in one yow**.
the
new
$*6,M
0^
1 ‘ alone
‘
in thVw"-*-----T there’s no knowln’*where these Injun* foot braced. There was’a flerco leap ing upon the autumn of your life; that dburt 'soine timd' ago to compel the
'wiiderneaa.
ingiy
a
different wdman. I know l J f l
a*
may be,’*-- ------ —-------------- - ■ — -ofthe brute; so Audden as to- cause ~me the graces of spring and the aplendo^ JDetroit, MontOe-fr *ToledtJ^Bt[Oft~Liriri - lU b . O0.U.,! ,U , bout
thank you for my continued gooc
CHAPTER V.
,. -He led the,,way, and wq followed Iri tb give .back, the thud of descending of summer are* irrevocably gone, but railway to opbrate two more care each
ever since.” - Mrs. M. J. BRO
single file, our packs And rifles held ax, a howl of patn and rage’, the uglyj that, autumn weather is often dark*’ day between Monroe and Detroit and Thomas poran, of Saginaw.
».«
Manston, WIs.
(’ y
started suit agoisst the
high overhead. The watejr deepened* snap of Jawa Cooras hair swept my ened by rain, cloud and mist, but the between Monroe and Toledo^ !7
The Trari of a War Party.
.The success o f Lydia E. PtoMj
Befotis tho sun’s' rays’ touched the until it reached Schultsts'armplts, but- hfifa^S; i there was‘another blow, the air is,still soft, and the-sun still de*>! !' The office of the Harirjr StVphens City street Car Railroad Co
Vegetable
Compound, made frowr
aununit of thp
climbing thefe was no perceptible .current, ^nd!> sound of a falling ^ody; then the helve lights the eyes; and touchoo the yel* Co. at ‘Waters burned SUfiday night, fori alleged' personalTjuril " l 5,'.?° and herbs, Is unparalle)#^ In sue" ‘
the ‘ aide* of the ravine; with light the sand underfoot w'as firm as rock;-' oftn<e, ax sftuQk myt foot;1 Back and lowing leaves, 'caressingly; it Is the with n Joss of $5,000. The poetoffioa his
hie declaration *v:
that* he a i J "aysfin
5 iS
If you wsatspodal advice
flirie
for
fruit,
for
hhrveit,
for
the
vln
pecks on our shoulder*. Brody led the Deep purplq, shadows, s^m.ed' to1jihut Aorth
fdrth o r t l e.......
W .......
M f man .....
and brute tage; the momerit for riiakirir pro­ was located! in part 'Of ;the building. from a personal friend
Xydia
Eupiakham MedldritCo.
V
'f’us
In
,-$Mt
we,claifebehed
up
this
steep
fray, flrotonk and watchful,, his hmfc
iitnikgfed,
cashing into the
sirdfgfed, cftwhlng
' tabK and vision for the winii>fi» <Ata<*t». Jour , Alt records were stored
of hft claim, eiot kiow ^ e*ltUty n^
atqwault
dontlsl) LjauiMass. Tour
Irifle held ready In the crook of Aia bank of tbe island, our dothea-drip- overturning i t --Bftidyarid-were saved,
. ' ** v was an ageift fo r-S . i.5 *, he 1 an
S
WOMEN FROM
ts TESTR
’ ' i■
-y*wa •.: ’
I I 'P
* 1 m 7
rlilt
i!
■;]J
6*,S;
i
e wmm■cMi.f-Ti
Jyst.completed-Jn-Ann-Arbor-KS!:
Al' kft»'
'W
!fr.-
aai
." ' 7
’ :
t j t 8.
paniy.
.
he ripened*, read and *answewf Wl
I W riffi^andkeldia strictco»
.. i
~r
/ - '*
f, :
:v ;
■ \vp vr\
THE :<
4 *■
n L lijd i '
L
j
i
DAISY IWDUSTRY IW HOLLAND
MONO the distinguished Worn,
en of the world can ha namhfl
Fra Aino Malmberg.a-well
known Finnish wrUeraadlecturer, This woman, up-dow
Hvlngin l^ondonr^ln-the courae of a
recent Interview, Mine. Malmberg,
who would have been elected a mem*
ber.9 5 .the Finnish,parliament had not
the;goyernment bf-St,.Petersburg sent
her into exile/ stated that Finland was
'in a very bad way,
MMADEBYTHS^lSlf
i*
'BAKING
XHICAOO_
JS rT srcj
.eirtw#*ekiHw« WS
ICtjmlklu
♦-
Immense Amount of Butter end
ACheese Exported ’ From Uttle—
... Kingdom—Land le Hlgh.^7.
"Russia, of co^ree, sent the troops
agaifist.us-wijththe-order—shouldltbe .necesenry—to destroy Helsingfors
The Hftieoountryof Holland «s*
and all It* inhabitant*, What cofild we Parisian immense amount (Abutter
dot.- We sent a~ deputation of-throar and cheese. In thls oountry land to
men to apeak for us. Two miles away worth from 9500'to $1,000 per acre, yet
from the town they found the -en* these people;pay their rente -of. inter*
campment of Russian soldiers waiting est o n th e investment: tor producing
with their big guns pointed ih the di­ butter and cheese which they place oh
rection^ Helsingfors. When our rep^ the. European marketa In successful
resenJatlveB asked the soldiers If they competition with that produced in
were- going to fire on the Finnish 'America on land .of less tbanyoxtoflfth
.people, the men-sald-^No, we will not the^value,
......................................._
gradually,1bit by bit, all.that remains tire. Should our officers command us 1:. A chbeee market to held one day in
'each week in the towns. One of the
to ua of the Finnish constitution.- The to 'Are, we will shoot them Instead!'
“And ' so the' jgreat Strike ended, largest markets isKn the town of Aik*
most strenuous efforts are being made
to Russianize our country. Recently Russia, for once, having conceded all ’inaar/ The market consists of1a govIt became obligatory for all Bchool ehll that we asked, j- At that time it was’ 1ernment weigbhouse and- a square
--market day
en to., leaip -the Russian-language,-|-tqo/buj»lly ^ngagedvwltb-Japan to paE. in--early *wlthAhe
an^J now tue czar's governraent^re*
cheese they have-made, pile them In;
fuaes to vote any.' money whatever-for.
Home RcsBarc h^Society.
next year toward' our national educa­
“The Finns are the moat patriotic neat piles.on straw
tion. If no funds are granted, the race in the world and are passionatesebaols-wlli-have to -be closed; That. y^tschedto^theircouatryr^heland'
.will^otT^atter,'however; as we sbalT of a thousand lakes/- In reality thereteacironr cttildrett^ourselves,,-- ——v~ “are morertban 100,009. One^iastitu^:
'“The senate now in power is com* tion we have which ISj I think, pe*
poaed ai .^Qgt=enUrely-otRus&ian-ffiein- -euliar-tp-tho-Flnnlsh-people^Uhough^ - -1
)r^opse,~db not repre-- -there-exlst»-3E=palB7lraltati
Sent., Finland.—.Sotoe. tlme^ago a-law- _in.Sweden.: It Is called the Home Rewas! passed bjCa majority of three- search society, and every Finn is a
fourths oif the members of the landtag member, be be rich or poor, land own­
to abolish the ^ale of aU alcoholic er or peksant. On Its archives Is kept,
liquors. The bill did not at first go a faithful record of every inch of our
through the senate, but finally It was country and of ait events that take
.passed by both houses. Then—-.like, place throughout the land. The peas­ Cheeae Market, Alkmaar, Holland,
all other measures—it was forwarded ant,. for instate, ’wiimescrihe his- -—Allowing Carrien ori Which Cheeee
la Transported’FrOm the Market ta
to the czar for his indorsement. The house, the furniture In it, how much
-czar-refused his’ assent -Thls-la-sig-- -land-he-ownftj'-the-nature-of-the-eoU,- ___ th e Bflatn fo r Shipm ent.
nlflcant when it :1s remembered that the numher and kind pf. domestic aul- and . cover them^vith canvao to pjro-'
tect them from sun or rain. Cheese
bnyera, representing copualoeion^firmsfrom the different parts Of the coun­
try are present. . Precisely at ten
■-.vr
m
ft,
The new
k e e p s o u t d am p n ess—w a ter—ev en th e a ir.
th in g u n d e sira b le is k e p t com pletelyvaw a g i r ^ ^ e fre s h p u re b eneficial d a in ty in sid e .
v~
'
:.i. i 6
wm
y o h r te e th , d igestion, b re a th a n d
a p p e tite w ith th e gum w ith
th e “S eal o t P u rity .”
'Hi m ix
M
j o 'clo ck ta e -g o h g -fto u n d B ^ ta e ^ m a i
oponB, and the scene* le a busy one. In,
abbur
hbunr^60;900- :cheese- wi!P
change hands. After .being sold the
efaeese»are. removed on ‘carriers, each;
borne by two men, to the offlcial-weigh
house, where ,.they-ara .weighed and
then .packed. into ‘bo'a^s ‘on- tbe-c ....
near by and taken to the different
cities or stored in large curing houses
close by.
- •
H ‘tHE7WERE LOOKINQ^OR
ffAwnsB Was-m aB -yg-^ «'-iM,;*i w ij ■■
-
Eiger for the Deilghti of the
Moving Picture Theater. , /;
i./Qoing -In?’' queried the small boy
(excitedly.
■ ■
. tHis question was put torthe. elderly
ledeitrlan. Behind the bpy came
[other boys, -all peering eagerly Into
|Uie pedestrian’s; pusslpd' .face.
they hung to his footstep® until he
-found himself, a little further on, ip
[the•midst- of a numerous- crowd- ofIfbungaters. Each .hoy oiamofed for'
[the pedestrian to apaept a five-cent
Ipicce. - •• - ■ • '
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Ths factory cooks them
Pdt(ectly» toasts them to a
BeUcAte, goIden»htown>.ana_
••ndi thorn to your table
to eat (bract hen the?
package
cAp, euy to tttn ,
W onderfully ....
A p p e tiz in g
A **,
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BY T H E BOX
,1. Secure a representative sample.
'2. Measure out l:he Mquired^imounr
of milk witlrthe 17.1 c. c. pipette Mid'
deliver it to the test bottle.
, 3. Add 17.5 o. o. sulphuric acid for
■whole'Tttitkrkfi'-tn^or^r-Skiin mtlki
mix gently hut thoroughly.
-4. Place in centrifuge and whirl at
full speed for ?five or six minutes for
whole' milk, Beveh to eighthtautes for
skim milk,
-Sr Add-hot water to bring the-fat
up to th e neck of the bottie.
6. Whirl agaiix at full speed for two
o r three minutes for-whole^mllkrthre<
or; four minutes-for skim mijk. 7. Add hot Water Again to hripg the
fat up in the neck of thVbpttle to
the 8 or 9 pef cent. mark.----- .
8. Give final twirling at full speed
for at least one minute.'
9. Read the'test at. 125 to 140 de­
grees Fahrenheit ^
'
10^-Record-thetesland-emptythe
bottles immediately; cleanse thorough­
ly by shaking to remove sediment
mals. Trees, plants, rockp, minerals,
two-thirds of Russia's national rev­ all
are noted, each person contributing
enue, Is derived from the sale .pf his quota* of Information about the
vodka and other spirits. Rusria
place he knows betft—home and its
»«nds that it is. necessary to hold Fla
:heH»urroundlagfc- PhotogTftphs^are tok<
land • in ^complete subjection f<
of interesting places; all social -and
purpose of being able to ggln
“political/events, such^as-summer-fe**
acoefs to the harbors on the Attsnuo rival, a great bear hunt or the na­
doast purely, to do this It would be tional strike of 1906,. are duly noted
easier to pass through a friendly re­ and regi stored. This great brothergion than one that 'to hostilei.------- „ hood, in whtch every man plays th<
Great AWk^ucoseds.
part of historian of his country, hga
"All that we can do" is to adopt a been in existence for120 years, and
Arm attitude of passive resistance has been a tremendous factor In pro*
.....
But on one occaslon -we dld. assert moling^national unity.
-ourselves During ths JMt week of - “Another national institution Is the
October, 1905, a ,great national strike bathhouse,.whirls almost the most
took iplace simultaneously throughout important part of a Finnish home. The
the dountry* It was the culminating bathhouse has been handed down to
us froth generation *to generation, dat­
•troke of a long series of illegal
rests, imprlsomjnents and other arbi* ing from heathen days, and, apart
txAry measures, Without organisation from Its utility, has a religious sig­
or leaders the whole soolal llfe ot Fin­ nificance connected wltb strsnge cereland was arrested,
el^ ° S S - monies lh'bygone times. It is built of
rent seemed to p a s s through the peo* wood! of course—no proper bathhouse
mm be made df anytMng but wood,
pie, and for five days we
and unwashed and stumbled against for where would be that strange,
each other i n the unlit streets.. There sweet fragrance of-eteaming pine and
birch?—end In one corner of the room
were no
no bFths, no trains, no tite ^ » « * is a great fireplace. Around lhe flre
The telephone is a nation®1 instito are placed Immense stones, round and
tibfl in Finland, there being hardly Hat, which beoome very hoi ,
aoottage that is not provided^with
“Water is then poured over the
Atones so that the whole room to filled
one. The very
The Uttle Finn* and
"“ JJJS with a vaporous mist. . Hot water—
to the schools and peMUtdsd s^tbslr •sry hot—to also poured over the per­
VALUE OP1A COW’S PRODUCTS
8ale« 8houtd Reach at Least 150 Per
Annum to Allow Dairy Man to:
Break Even on i nvestment
/
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m
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B e S U R E IV s c M n , p u r e ,
h e a l t h f u l I V R I G L E Y ’S .
m
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sp ear,
M iu
M a k e th e U y e r
D o its D u ty
Alert Perception Needed.
“You say th a t a man who. occupies
avpositl’oti of serious publiCi-re|Apn 8 j*
bility needs a sehge of humor?* —
/ / “ C ertainly, ""Th^nm ora^grayeT^anc -Nine times in-ten when .the liver to'
dignified h e assum es _to ;be_tho7"mbre *ightT^e^fomach and bowels are righ^T
he ^eeds a-senseTOf- hum or, - He m u s t CARTER’S UTTLE
^ be-able to : r cCognjzo- hum oroua th toga- LIVER; PILLS
in sta n tly , so as to avoid say in g; th em / ■gentlybutfirmly comj
pci' a lazy liver
■*.■,t F
i‘.V_j ’ ■■"V1
do its duty.
Ra hannv. Use- Red Cron Ball Blue!.'
Cures Conmuch better than liquid blue. Delrgute .itlpili«D,
In<
the laundress. All krocers.' Adv.
digestion,
SIcV
Bhy Of 8igne.
Heedecho,
The proprietor of the gents furhlRh- and Distress After Eating.
lhg emnorlutri always ate in the quick* SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PftlGfr
luxich establishment next d.oor, but the
■
■ Genuine must bear Signature
'
Owner of the latter bad a grievance.
“I put out many signs,” complained
he. ”1 advertise lamb stew, beef bash,
roast giblets. . I watch you many times.
Always you take something else."
DR. J. D. KELLOGG S
”1 guess that's so."
— liWby-iMbteti!.
“Well, I figure It this way," *»exnxialnedtho-haberdasher—^Whenevwr
ftemedy for tho prompt
1 h^xg out a
Asthma anti Hay Fever* Aek Your
want to g e t rid o t ,p
druggist for It, Wills lor FREE SAMPLE
V IT A L F O R C E '
G o ld en M e d ic a l D lsc o v e ry
the wedk stomach. Qlvse good dtosstlcn.. folivens the
Afftvln full health and strength
llWIng enable# the heart to pump Uke
like an engine
Wfirn. A general upbuilding
___a.™ In oU. The vital force U onoe more eetablUhed to full power.
T r e i r In and year otttfer o v e r y e a r * this great hrtthrteatoring
rsmed^r has been spreading throughout the enrire worl^becauee of ito
fbU l^ to make the rick well iwa ^ weak strong. Jpon’t dwmrir of
rSrtng ypurcrfd self e g iia 1* Clive tMe v e n t r e remedy • triAMTadsy
-Jsiw . V<mwWscon
Tike twrwagmn,r
Drug|totwrtriaib«for50obym*iL Wri
_fib liver. Feeds thes <starved nerve*.
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35 BUStlEtSrERACRtl
r * H i.
m k
WMtktyleldelWNEilT
WSSMfSBSH
on many farms in
Western Canada in
T&13. aome yield*
being reported->e
]>i|h a*SObuahala
n«raer«. Ashish
as 100bushelswere
recorded in some
districts for ost%
M
i ll
1#
Isi
_both*la
for barUv andnd
SO
from tp to 20 bos. fornax.
J, Keys arrived in,.the
country 5 years ago from
Denmark with very little
means. He homesteaded.'
worked hard, -is now the
owner of 320 acres of land. I
fiT19I3 had- a crop o r p l
acre*, which will realixe Wml
about *4,000. Hla wheat i
wettbed SS lbe.totbabvd,al
andaveragedover *S bStbeli
tethaatn.
—
Thousands of. ahnflar^to*
stances might be related of the
,rhomesteadera In Manitoba, Saa*1
fkatchewan and Alberta, >
-The crop of 1913was an abtm*
m.uue
f dlflt
.ODt ewywbare in We —
V I WKH8Ry»m5iS^^
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m y i\
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rGanada.
vvAiifTTi;':
H'Vfei i'v-;-
M, V. Motvinatt
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178 Jefferwa Avs.rOatrelt< MleL
Canadian Government Agent
THE
HEED SPADE AND SHOVEL
Quality, best omclblA swsl. ni»4# M<*IJ mohsfc
porrurttlor*
»*ti inch nsnams. ltmn *lwv*l r—
n apsae, Bwt tool for tiling, ouillitR roots, ao<__
'■'Mi-
fiwrO (-srlb. Work* much onalor. Trial only will oo»-
view yon. PrlootM<;»s.,Afor|i.W. Addrowlnront-oM
J. W. KKRII, 10 A »Th HKTROIT, MtOH*
F R E E TO ALL S U F F E R E R S
If yoa teyt 'oot of aonra' **tiw oowr,1•<*>*
m n u from Riony,
mmoron, m
.oimoitw wiAKttnw, pf.oaiMt, a.m n in u n it,
t<?r rRKK oiotn M>tmn i i w w ,
g.Wft-fiiwwaj anR wonngoytu. oviuw
H r l W ml
iu m
ftlml
am
ft ‘|fi
flerins
im
yowMf.it
JjFj11ijp
or Yoon o «n
No -toliaw'-pti’ d mtHr*, 'Roohrur* »
i .
MW
. 0#,*,.SivmwrofwX*.
toano., j
w a » a«T vo r»orz rwnuno* * u m u ram.
----------- L--flush
M
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Ajwi*ew
I IWkdiMNi.
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PotCif S
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railway ratea^- Apply t o 1
Soperintendent of Immigration,
' Ottawa, Canada, or
^ DETROIT, H a to-.Wto.
/•'
H->;
i-ft:
it
tiSto - -\< • '■*•
tog the
1
o;/'/
value of a cow’s products
The ' Value
should pay the cost of feed, the labor
of. caring' for her, even' though no
ANCO»LULBUFFALO.KY.
help is hired, and at least six
xtnam-^Fadeless—Dyes i.are. thc- ,NORTHROP* LYM
cent interest on the capital invested brlghte«t and fastest Adv,
that to on the value of the, cow and
Very Different.
the cost of sheltering her. Feed, la­
hT oat B S S « S
bor and interest for the average cow
"Were the fish biting on your last T
Oeeoki eed lwewewe rrtimd. Me, M> eud H.M,
kept In' the northern states amountTto--country trip?1’
Brow* a »M^.o,ZMitia
•
960 a year-at-the lowest-estimate."No, but the dogs Were,’?
It may be said that the sales from
thd^average cow, or rather the value
of her product, should be at least |60
per year. It should be thls.amount to
Diseasegerms are onevery hand. They are in the veryalr
break even* It should be more than
_breathe.
A system >un down” Is a prey for them. One
w
e
this to make dairying as profitable as
must
have
vital
force to withstand them. Vital force depends
It must be to interest/ and - hold the
on
digestion—
on
whether or not food nourishes-on the
northern farmer.
It must bo more
qualify
of
blood
coursing
through the body*
-than this to build up the farm and
mgke the bhiidifigi ’mcM comforta­
' ^
in i'
Brih/TBMtt..............'
ble and the hours of work more tea•ouabkh
~ Value of Wlecbniln'e Prodfiotg.
The value of Wisconsin dairy-prod­
ucts mads in one year exceeds by $18,609,000 that of the yearly gold output
of the United States, Alaska Included,
Yet what Is of more ooneequenoe
the fact that while the gold can he
mined
but once, the dairy cows staxti
son to h^bethed as he lies on a hind
of rallied pUtform ln ons corner. He ready at the beginning of the new
*Mur to duplicate their annual prodae*
i Ml.
’e!® 7
4
fo r 8 5 cento a t m o st d e a le rs.
E ach box c o n ta in s tw e n ty . 5 c e n t
T hey stay, fre s h u n til u sed .
packages
as given In circular No7i22 from-thA
Ohio experiraentHftation followa:
When our pwxi fingers close on
IlfMt it generally feefe'like a reward
/cf merit.
------w tfem u ch th a n i& « —
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in
,
' k" mmhLhM
‘,‘
A summary-of the points to be fol­
lowed fn' operating the Babcock test
"Nine tickets," he said.
,.-'"Tbe|e is a law against children,"
lool£5ted. the tlcketiman. -ffAra-those
«ttle people with you?"
. .
f^^y'aTe^declared.the/'otdTmanr
l^ome on, boys—going inf" • .,-r:
~«avea th e hom e*
si
Ohio ExpsH m ent78tailoo- G Ives^Ten'
Excellent Points to Be Followed
in Handling Milk.' /
/
F a v o rite
f-i.'-.....
OPERATE THE BABCOCK-TEST
Jr^Wbet is all-thik?"~dem anded the
jjedeBtrlan-Bharply,:
— „ , .'V"We are too young to go in alone,”
volunteered a ready spokesman. “If
JoiuvHWrtiy our tickets for uq wq can
goljuwltli you."
7
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‘■Themca ino . a sudden light and th e
w man smilod broadly^ He w ent to
I ^ ticket window o f An adjacent
jPffVlng.Dlcture theater, where he
[paused to count faces. ■
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THE CHETAKA STA1TOAR3 , APRIL 9 ,
10 14
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Connell Proceeding*.
pmmmminmm w tm ffltjm remas
zsa&%.
UNADILLA NEWS.
CORRESPONDENCE.
,
[o f f ic ia l .]
Council R ooms.
-
Chelsea^MichMAprll 6,1914.
Miss .Bessie Lane, of the Ypsllanti
t
Council
met in regular session.
Normal, is spending her' vacation
TimnirnitemmimunmimiHiHimu
Meeting-called
tO’
with relatives here. ■
~
BacoiUMil JButhiClhanmanrnf Oregora, ia
Present—Trustees storms, MerpTi"
"visiting Mrs, Nancy May.
Schaible, Bchumacher, Cple, Lehman,
_Baytooud Trot* la quite HI with Mrs/ Ww. Pyper is visiting her Minutes read and approved, • ,
daughter, Mrs. Walter BowCrsox, in Ihe-iollowlng bi1Is werer ead. bythe
w- -phgmnonia
Jonesvtiie
clerk?
Harold O’Neil* of, Adrian, apenta
g iv e s y o u th e m o s t f e r y o u r m o n e y .
GENERAL PONJJ*part of last week with bis uncle and A n u m b erfro m h ere a tte n d ed the,
play a t G regoty ia st F rld a y e v e n ing
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. O’Nell.
Gheisea-Stfthdard, p.
I t m a t e s h o m e b a k to ^ w e ll w o r th
Myk/ 'A. K ennedy. o f Bat t i e Creek,>-vO
Chelsea
wlnURTribuub.prlntlng,
Al iUMHvtyriHvlUj^i •**<
Mro, T. E. Koebbc and daughter
ppent th e wqefcend with h e r p a re n ts Township of Sylvan for one
w h ite.
Lydlaspent Saturdayln Jackson,
bait o f iron r
here.-- ^ ' L__ - 7 —'----- -= c u it in e vety s a c te o f itetetoG l^louf r
MUs Ivy~EHUrwaa a/week-end guest
MlasEthel
^Kepyon,
pf-Anti
Arbor
J
.
H.-Bh'
i
jits.-eiection-suppies.^ i e r grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.E,
will glye.a lecture in tbe ‘Presby H. H. Feuu Co,, supplies...... .7 7 W
C. RhoaHes, In Atm Arbor.
H. E. Cooper 1 mo. salary r. . ... £7 50
terian
ball Friday evening, April IQ; Electric^-tiight
-r
—and^ Waters
Miss^eria^YanAernuni,
of
Grass
iT s o t e m p t i n g t o t h e
EyerybodylnvTted."
7
Works Commission..,...,.-’. . 500 00
Lake, visited ' Miss Lena OriWay
Noble. Nelson and -familyrof"Bes. — - f-— “ STRESS^ FUND, several days oflaat week.—.
troit, are spending a few weeks with Ohas. Currier, cleaning walks. ~ -2 00
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. H ayesapd hia.parentehere.------------:— ^
^Gabriel—Bockres, onerweek^
daughter MildredrO^Sylvan, andMr,
^ottstfe'etsT. .V.AT.r... .T rrr'^ o oo
Wia.' May, who has been.spending. Wm^Wolffr^hrs-with4eaa^—12?80
and- Mrai -8, 4hretteawische
children were/ Suhday guqsta of Mrs. the winter herd with relatives'left
PAVING PUND. ; ’ Saturday for hia home in Bellaire.
HrReno.
-ijji
___ fe.--;
Interest on_outstandlug pav
Mrs. Amalia Davidterr7entertaihtd Missed Both and Agnes Watson, log^orders tor B months.... 90 60
a part of last week with relaMoved by Storm, supported by, Mey*
the Ladles’ Aid Society ^ f St. Paul’s spent
tlvesinrAanArboraadChelsea,----- kelrthat the bills be ^allowed . am
_X3Sfl6
Kvangeltcat c hurch Thursda//
CommitsToneri’,Notice.
..
frU n p n
,
orders drawn for the amounts^ Car BTATE^FIdlOHIGAN, (Xmnty WaAto-Mrs. F. A.Furgasonand children,
iT i t n t i
rted/
fo o d s.
oaw, 88. The uhdeniirned bavins been Appoint­
•of—GHnton, were week-end guesta of
FREEDOM ITEMa
ed
by
the
ProbA
te
Qoart
tor
.M
la
oounto,
M
ovedby
Lehman,
supported
by.
M rs.H.J.Rend.
mtoslonen to reoelve. «Amlne And aoImoi. -^
Quickly and Neatly .Done: / j
bondeof the four saloons ^itoiB
and demands or All persons AgAlnsUthe
Work Guaranteed: Satis. I
MisaJennie Dresselhouse, o r Jack* "MrSi John Klunipp and son of Mt. Cole,thatthe
estate
of
FranMli^pr’Otti^lWf^
late—
of
be
84,000
and
the
drug
stores
$2,000.'
factory. Prices Reasonable
Said
oounty,
deceased,
howby
slye
ncttlce
that
son, spent Sunday* with, her parents, Clemens ate spending some tune=wlth Yeas—Storms, Merkel, Schaible, (our months fromdate arenllowed. by order o
uld Probate- Qourt, for firedltora to pwaent
Mr. and Mrs. J.} W. presselhouse.
Mrs, B. Kiumpp and othfer relatives,"
their claims asainsVthe estate ofsaiddeoeased
C H A 8. SCI
;rt^and~G eo;.W ahT~an( •eniHuii
Nonoi Garriedv,
Wmi-^chlicht=
Ja cobandfa raily a tte nded“condrtcfa- of Aha Arbor, a|e spending this week The following bonds were present1 in - said county, on the . ■1st:. day o
m o rn
’ and on th6 _ 1st day of Augurt
tlpn
in Manchester Sunday.
_^ with her palrents, 'MivandMrsrJoseph- ed^-Torntny-MeNamararJ/E-Weber, jane
Wxt,atten o’erssh a; mr/ oreaororHld diws,
attractiv e and appetizing.
reoelve. esamlne andadjust wld claims. •
Fred E, Keeler,; of Lansing, wag Wenkj.sr.
L. P. Klein^Parker-& Bagger-accom^ to
^aied.Maroh 30th. 1»h7 . ,,
R oyal B aking P ow der is in.
^
L,T. FabsmaKl
| home over-Sunday.—-—
-a-*------ Miss A m anda S ra u , who has7. been papied wiAb $250 certi^ed check/with <■'
GJuaftBxsai
pnfli-lmnfl
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uonrnn,
rt
--TA tw r
Moved
by7_Merkel,.
supported
by
B. F. Washburde’s sheep last week has returned home.
12863
merges into tbe Summer Sessioneffert
all the y e a r round Of p erfect
with their sheep jhearing machine
_EmaaufilLoeffle^ and family, Mrs. Lehman, that the/ bond of McNamara,
^-oenttoueiiy-m
Aen«-<aymtMrity-forTiw
____ ____ yTqjflGom
m
lssioners'N
otl
gujoy
alltthc adyanUges of a
foy all
LMrr and. Mrs: Cfrai8.-Hathawayr-of: Henry-Fefd kamprMr.' and MrsfLewtr Kieinr^Weberr-Parker-Jt-aagge-be bTATE-QF MTnrtiflA^. tWnty of WaflhteT - ^ f o o d a . ---------- :— ..........
naw, ss. The underskmed bavins oeen appoint^ylvaungent Sunda3rht~the homrxit Geyer and 'daughter .jjstner, spenT accqptod^wifci^8greties’bohdrof£$4|000:odliy-theFrobate^ottW
orBAldcounty^Oonuals- lead fo . good salaried pQaition”th^||
oaoht
C. Cr-Dorr.
to receive, examtoeand-adjust all claims “thrw«thknOwti
aarurday and Sunday at the home . of , Yeas—Sforlus, Merkel, Schaible, Stoners
And demands ofall persona Ajrainstthe estate bf
y.Miss Hattie Itwln, of Grass . Lake, Mr. ahdMrs. Ohas. Geyer, of Pittsfield, Schumacher, Cole, Lehman. Naya— Rose MeOover. late of said’county. deceAsedrhereby give notice that four months'from
viMted her brother, J. E. Irwin, over- date- are-allowedr“by order "of“sold Probate
None.
Carried;
\SW9 West Grand River Avenue.
Court,, for.'credltors to present their claims
Sunday.
s
-------^Detroit>M iclr4”
B. W. DANIELS,
-^Movod
by—
Stortns,—
supported
by
againsttheestate
of
M
id
deceased,
a
nd
that
they
w »m »i»iim m »m »um nm nnuia
SYLVAN HAPPENINGS.
meet at the law.officeof H. D. Wltberell ln
Schaible, *:tbat tbe -assessor be-in- vtill
the_Yillflg&,of.Cliel8^.inflaidcotmty, on.the 3rd. - Write for Catalog. , E.R.sh^w, Pr«Ll
General Auctioneer.
w
_
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day
and on~’'the 8rd"day .oFAugnst
ITthA assess- next,.ofatJune
r-S*t^fiwtiqn Guamnt€ed7FoTtnfonn*tI
LIMATOWNSBIPNEWa
den
o’clock a. m. ot eaoh of said
Charks^oy.djjitfDetroitycalled-on
*tT tia
offloe,or uddryMGrecvm____
taent
on
the
real
and
days,’
(d
reoetve,
examineand adjust Hid Claims
personal
-prop
C
S
U
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* t t. d.e—
Phoneoonnectious.■
A
ucN
oublU
v
Dated,
April
8
rrrr
friendsin
Sylvan
last*
Friday
and
erty.
and tin cup>Jwml«hed free
Hhbbbrt D, WithbbBlp, ,
__\v ■f*
uoy stricter^ of Ann Arbor, Is, Saturday.
imntiimiimtiiwwiiijiiiiniiumiiiiig
JiEfMoKPNB,
Yeas--Stormsj Merkel,. Schalble, 40
...i
v
Commissioners.
CONGREGATIONAL.
visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John^Cnoll visited relatives ih Schurnacher, Cole Lehman. NavsrA.L. SIEGER,
Mrs. Jacob fltrletes
-Rw-j
Dctrull last wpet:
~Muner"
A—42706 ’
"Dentist .
Easter, will be recognized by ’the Mrs. Tlmothy Drislabe was in Ann MrscJCaj^e Heselschwerdt,' of Ann , Moved by Cole, supported *b^ Schu­
Probate
Order
’QOlea.HemptBankBloofe. .CheljeA,Mlcbigu Christian r Endeavor Society, with a
Arbor bne day la^t week.
macher,
that
hereafter
All
bills
be
PbOM.pfljoe. 83.8r; Beddeaoe. W. 8».
STATE-OF
M
IOHiqAM
^-County of WjMh- -Holdera^ f-^Hi^faepaid-StOC-ip
Arbor,j ^ h t Tuesday with her mother
snnrlse^raver^eejhig-at^^clock: MIra y fre rta n a p s i ^ i f e
teH
aw
.-M
r
-Ata’^Siion
of
tha
iiTnhatonniH
tllln
,’lml’t-fnr
“ IIM
receive cash dividends acinii
o
"the-finance
comdgtte^
B
y-Mcrtte
Hid
county
of
W
ashtenaw,
held
at
the
probate
in
the
morning.'.
Voung
and
old
are
DB.J t . woods;
annually
'at 6 per cent
iiffice.
Intbe-'oity-ofAnn
Arbor.
on
’
the.
24th
Miss Zada Fldm-ming—t^e past week /Mrs. Hartle' Phelpsriof Ann:-Ay.boiu accompanied with a voucher^
day
of
M
arch,
to
\the
year
one
thousand
annum.
An
investment bac£
expected
to
Join
In
thi8~devotidnal
“ T ’eas—Storms, Merkel, Sefcaible, nine hundred and fourteen. :
Physician and BnrgCon.
by»#Ut-8dtrod-rbnl-entAtf-iw
i'rfr
called
on
Mrs;
Sbmer
Boyd
last
Sun
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mason
Whipple
were
service in /commemoration of
vy4lliaay*Jtt. MUway, cuogo ef l»rojbato.
^cimmaoher;
Cole,
Lehman Nav»~
unsurpassed
-fo
i1.
,
„
.
,
lu
Anti
AfiKifb
u
n
J
a
v
.
^
estatesof^Elizat^th
breaking pf thft hnnda—
w
^tapiahj deceased.
None.
Carried.
safety,
convenienceor
net
eatoT
Miss Marion Etemhant was, the guest Miss Amabda Merker,-who has been Moved by Cole, suppoTted“by7-Ijeh.7 On reading and’filing the petition of M. P. -ing rRte. 24 years in business,
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‘r ^ by our Lord. ___ ;___
ihwikerath, administrator of.Hid .estate, pray
assets over $900,006. Write for 7
Morning worship with Easter ser* of Gladys Whittington one day the .quite lli fp? several, weeks.^suffered-a man, that the ntinutes as ccad be ap „ng
thathemaybelioenaed to/Mil. certain read
H. B. DEFBNDORF,
estate described tlierem at private Hie-for the -full particulars!:
■ ' /,
relapse .last Sdriday but is allghtly
mon and reception of members, at 10 ^past week.__' t ___ _______ ' *
-purposeof-payingdebts.— :: ..... . ■ .
proved
better
a
t
this
writing;
o'clock.
.'
'
r
It
is
ordered,
that
the
20th
day
of
April
Mrs. Jacob Rleln and grandchildren
Veterinarian
'
Yeasr-Storms, _Merkel, Schalb_
(Upitot SmlRgs & Loan Ass'd,
lalbfe,,
,n
Easter.
cantata;
“The
Dawn
of
An
I
were-.ther
gue8tsof-reIativesinvFree- -,i Mr. ahd Mfsr“RolHn--Beckwith, of Schumachery-Cole, Lehman/ 7"N'ays^
- pfflca^teoond^floor - Hatoh &17DuraUd~b!ocif
. " LANBINOTMICH.
:
W ie"
e ” will be given in the evening. dom Sunday. . •
Plfoas No. 81. Nlfhtor dar;
' .V.
Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert None. Carried.
^^jTbe action pf 'the cantata is supposed Winifred- Benton,: of Chelsea; was Mun8eH,;pf Ann_ Arbor,1were' in Syl
. .. new*—•—hearing,
in The. Chelsea
Moved 'by Schaible/ au^^jrted “by _.jndarda
—
l
a
newspaper
printed
and circulating
B. B. TUBNBDLL,
to take place in the flower gardens
•ai
•*t \
in said countyt of
o Washtenaw,
the guest.of friends here ond day last van Center *Tuesday .to attend the Storms, that we adjourn. Carred.
WILLIAMH.t. MURRAY, Judge of/Probate.
funeral ofMrs. Salisbury.
.1— 2. Attoniey at Law,._ 1_ ._ adjoining ^ th e ; ^ m pero i^ ^ palace.
H. J. Dancer, Cferk lAlrueoopyj - -------- —
The musical numbers comprise solos, Mr. and Mrs._|J..’F, McMillen were
KathhUn M. Jarran. Register.
87
Offlc«, "Freem»n block. Chelsea, Michigan.
duets and, choruses; there are eight Detroit visitors ofte day last week.
Auction Sale.
leading characters for; the' dialogue
(JAVANAUGHLAKE.
JAMBS S. GOBMAN,
-t r^Walter
Trinkle
andsister,
Mrs.
F O R W O M .EN *8-BRA IN S
,Qren Bruckner on accdunt-oip
partsrancra company of Lily Gathers,^
‘-11 '&!■)'
1!niWii;
;. — - Attorney at Law;
Reuhen
Grleb,
of
Sylvan,
spent
Sat­
'bfiftlth^will seiralLhis-personal—prop
____ iy p u tt^^rli^T h e-;'program’''wiU';be
Mr/and Mra. Eugene Sniitt_____
urday
and
Sunday
with
relatives
in
_ tVleHuction on the prem ise
7flM.t^.y;Midhisan[gImat-7-otclifek. ^An^Easter-ogering^
E vory H o u ie k a e p e r in A noia
their daughter In Howell over Sun known as the Reed farm 4 miles south
Detroit'.
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7
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will be taken for the Sunday school.
RENTS, REAL ESTATE, FOUNT)
h a s n C hance to Win It.
day _and Mrs. Emma _Snow^ accom*
H. D. WITHBBBLL, „
„ ...
- The -Brotherhood- will" meet, with Mi8s,Pauline Bollinger is spending' panted.,them home Monday after oLChelsea and half a“mlle"'east’df the
Bed, school house, on Monday, A pril
WaarS: eoathmally aeskinir ideas todmbfl
■ LOST WANTED ETO,
Frank Stormsjan^Wednesday evening. this week with her brother Fred and noon.
Attorney at Law.
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'
r
new Quaker VeUey-Household Leber Satw «
13,commencing at 1 o’clock p. ni. sharp.
family at North Lake. • • 7 > •
improve eh old one. We have reee&tljnjuit (V
I {Office*,.Freeman block, Chelsea. Michigan. Interesting subjects will be prbposed
to turn to vomi
for conversation. All uien of the Otto Trinkle Is slowly recovering A. E. Shaw/ of Ann Arbor, enter Gray team, 12 and 13 years old; bay TO RENT—Modern house.' Inquire centfl* we cCnfeM it-rloomed- -—
hittgK>-(jrTae,
of-Kernpf
Com
mereta1“
^SavinpS
tained
some^friends
at.
h)s
cpttage
for this sort x
horse 9 years old: six good milch «Wa ■ Bank.: ■ - ■■—- ■
community ar,e Invited.
from a severe abscess In hia throat.V '
S.A.MAPES,
sasistsnes. AS
36
’last
week;
*—^
1
A
“
two
head,
young
^aftlri
year
O
ld;
calf
that's ths-fW
, Bible study and detotions'on Thurs­ Mr.f and Mrs. Daniel Wacker,- of
Fnneral Director and Embaimm^ day
in a MiUhttlevening".
———r—•■' •■•— Lansing, are visiting relatives in this . Ru8seii-Emmet t -has been the guest 2 months old; t hirteen head of Bwlne"; EARLY Petoskey.Seed Potatoes for
how the CIBl
Kling Clothes*
Pln?^ Funeral FurnlshIngii.-'Cans answered
gbodJine of farm tools; 156 bushels of salr at 81.6Q--per bushel. G, Klmel,
of Geo. SmitlPa few days, * 1 >‘
vicirilty, /
min BSg CtS
gwapUr nlsht or dar. Chelsea, Mlchlsan.
Gregory,
route
No.
2;
J8
’
c6rn. F. D. Mbri;ithew,. auctioneer.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
totobeing..
George
Smith
entertained,
a
few
r
P*k|.» J«m sn AtondfWi
: ltoyuL_WLflamDbellJEMtoe^4t4enda at-hi8 home Saturdayi'^veg' H^D. Wltherell.Alerk.—- ' — --- —
■um for this invention. Mill
fg b o b g b w . becbw ith ;
FOR SAKE—Brood mare, /with -foal,
simple netMj
yet it’s such e almple
.AilOitr;*m, Sunday-the pastot
LYNDON CENTERS,
nl
You U wonder
-11 years oldj weighrabouf1250; cow
preach on “Christ’s- /Conquest of
______
^
_______
iwi
B^slEitate Dealers.
not
think
ofTt
youreelf.
W
—Notice to Real Estate Owners/"
5 years old, witb;calf by her side. ■.■ni v,«m i Hf is that you have never to [
Heath>,7and special Easter"music will"
Mcaer to Loyh Llfc and Pira
Have you an abstract. 3 the title balfJersjev ayd half Holstein; sow imperty eneouraced to uH your inventivetrint I
ueorge Rlink, of Lyndon, was- in ------Road System Rescinded.
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K-i >'
BR
^ e iM O M R a w a ,
,
A
is *fte
K«aiiiiw m n w iiB a w *!«
la g g a rd a p p e tite as a
lig h t, fla k y , fr u it s h o rt c a k e o r
a d e lie a te h o tb ia c u it?
K o y a l m a k e s th e p e rfe c t
s h o rt c a k e , b iS c o lt an d m u ffin ,
and im p ro v e s th e fla v o r aad
ie a lth fu ln e s s o f a ll ris e U flo u r
m
U
!S
.• •
-•
...
sa
^ ffp
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cJ 4
,
h ‘V<i
fif e
;
m i.
if c
iiHi
in
iM
;
ii’
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:
CHURCHCIRGLES
$100
H
i i
■S '- . ^
iiig
jliF
r
I f re n d e rs th e b is c u it, b o tA h read an d s h o rt c a k e m o re d i­
g e s tib le a n d n u tritio u s , a t th e
fls i
't*M
^ S iifS iS r1
REW ARD]
whyV
ou«■
OffloSInHsmn^unnmd Diock/ Ob«laes; Mlchi be rendered by the cholr
* ' M - B»e7
,amle, .Here setoanae.. It is for you—it is forerun
The proposition to rescind the of your property, if so, have you had
Bible study and the League services Lansihg one day last week oh a busi­ county—
^^STAND^BCRt^BER^^TO^.
road- system1 was- garried at it examlnedbjralioflfpetent examiner,
'
fol fittlesnadilne that takM all the.hard work«• I
will be conducted at the usual hours. ness trip. . - - - —
STIVERS * KALMBACH,
ef keeping tbe bouse clean—no' more lame been I
the
election
on
Monday
by‘a
majority
to
learn
whether
your
title
is
free
HerbertMeintee
was
a
JackBon
lo more sore hsnds, no more stooping end w**|
In the evening the following perAttorneys at Law.
ggthe life out on the heads and knees tocleeat|
of 538.- The vote for,rescinding was from ,such
----dpffects
r__ ______
_commonly
^ ( are1
visitor Sunday, ... „
sons
will
assist
the
choir
irf
rendering
^GetieStTaw
4,364
-and
-against—
rescinding-3,836r
referred
to
as
“acloud'
upon
the
JR*
Stondun .Scrubber is a man'a lnventtoj
sh^and * program of specral music, Misses Miss Winifred McKone returned to But two townships gave a msyority title.''
Poblic In the office. Office In Hatch-Dnnnd
But wtmkto t ft be Aglorious echlevsment to to j
Steinbach and Walz and Mrs. Miller her school duties Monday, after spend- in favor of retaining the county road
---- Of womankind BW
•block, Chelaea. Mlchls^n. Phone 83.
l imprpye it?
ahd Messers. -Schuman, Long, and -lng_her vacation with her parents* system," Salem giving a majority of _A cloud upon the, title’ to real YEARLING bull_aold;-have another
-■possible,
kK^hW
weitkW
^taW
nwIj
coming
.2*year8
old.
equally
well
property is created in' many diffei^nt
lag,It is today Mmlttedlytoj
OHAS. STEINBAOH .
Kantlehner. A brief Address will be Mr. and Mrs. H. T. McKone.
only practical scrubbing nwf
81
abd
Scio
a
majority
of
3,
Ann
S
’i
f
?
f0,r
lf
taken
soon.
ways,
the
most
common
of
which
are.,
given by the pastor.
Chineon ths market
1
Miss Ethel Moran, of Jackson, spent Arbor city ’gave a majority g>f 713 for that the person who located the land M. O. Updike, phone 142 ring 30. 37
Harne8B and Horse Goods
-edW
eknowyWWIll bftoMJ j
ible
study'
clqss
and
prayer
service
vrithttoRttndupSeruhMI
the first of the week with Miss Wini- the measure. Ypsllanti city gave from the United States Government
Aepairing of alt kinds a apoctalty. Also dealer
and yet R may be po«elbk>g |
'
to MuM«*rinrtniinent«of all kinds and Sheet as uVual. .
fired^McKone. .. ,
you to suygett some Httletiw
i;he measure a majority of 421. Syl­ failed to obtain and record his LET B’p.R BALE—E^rly seed potatoes Tn.
Mtuic. StctobachBigck, Chelaea.
-any Utils change or »ddltljjl
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Collings visited van cast the heaviest votepjof any TBRS PATENT, or that one of the rfng622f J,jllu8 Nlehuas» pfione- 156
that would make It more Pjrj
BAPTIST.
feet.' New for every
14'
‘
*
*
Jtwnshlp
in
the
county
in
favor
of
their
daughter,
M
rs.
Fred
Hadley,
respective owners did not record his
* stkm that you send a *?
Rev. A. W. Puller, Pastor.
st we adopt, looking to *
SALE—300 busnels corn in ear:
-rescinding the measure.
dfcbd, or that a mortgagee, after re* FOR
Regular morning service at 10 Sunday,
provement of the SUM*.
one
mulefoofrsow,
due
A
p
r
A
J
n
e
-T—
" f or the Cl«* KWI
cfilyigg -P-ayment-oi mortgage debtr - good work mar^r^eij^t i l # nSp
o'clock. In place of the lesson at the Charles Irwin, of Jackson, was a
to Bag, or for tot
Cheek Your ApfirCoIgfir
Tailed to discharge the-mortgage, or cow, dueJVfay 1: one cow wlth’ calf
’ Otker Mea W
Sunday school hour there" will be an 3unday visitor at the home of P.
Thawing
frost
and
April
rains
chill
Prendergast.
I
w*
*,cMELia!
by
her
side,
Claude
File,
phonp
oon
that
the
conveyancer
in
drafting
Easter program by the school, con­
develop
»w
j If you shave yourself let me ? sisting of special music and readings Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster and you to the vefry marrow, you catch deed <j>r mortgage made a, mistake in ring 11, 2+ miles northeast of Chel­
Invention
'ntekstouser
sea,
---- .--------------- ;----- --- 37
^ sell you your shaving supplies A on the subjeet of-theHesUrrectionv ’childrehr'of" Chelsea,: speit Sunday cold-^Head and lungs- stuffed-—You the descriptlon- of the~
~pr
easier, W*
r--verfy“
or
in
give
• —razors, strops, brushes, mugs, ! Bible study class on Tuesday even* at the home of C. A. Rov^e.
are feveri’sh—Gough continually and the names of the parties. All de­ HATCHING EGGS FQRSALE-R C
toilet water, etc.
feeI mljerable~-Yop_iieed Dr. King’s fects of this character pan be easily Brown Leghorn and fawn and whit,
ing
New Discovery. ^It sopthes. inflamed and-inexpensively cured during the and-teilhwhite
Indian Runner^Ducks.
jprayer meeting Thursday evei/lnff
g % ^ ffJW (
apd
ifrltated
throat
and
iut)g(irstops
lives
of
the
interested
paftles,
but
at 7 o'clock.
WATERLOO
DOINGS.
cough,_ your head clears n m fever
fie ttln g ^ A la o ^ n H ^ w ^ ^
JO H N FA B ER ♦
and*expensive if net . C
. E. PoBter,
phone 4
^leaves,”and youfeel fine. Mr. J. T, become-dlfflcult
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33tf
taken
in
time.
.
■t
BT. PAUL'S. '
110 N. MAIN STREET.
Bavis,
of
Stlckney
Corner,
M
e
Miss Isabella Gorton, who Is teach­
i
R«Vi A. A. Soboen. Pastor.
“Was cured of a dreadful cough after Owners ef thirty per cent of the $125 Phaeton, rubber ti^ ft
\
ing in the Northville public schools, doctor's
treatment
and
,
an
other
Services at 9:30 A. m. on Good Fri­ returned
property
in
this
county
,have
no
ab­
to her position on Tuesday. remedies failed. Relief or money
day. ,
.*'VJ.....
She has been spending the last two back. Pleasdnt-^Chtldren like it. stracts of their title and no way of Tommy McNamai^, ^
*
weeks at the home of her parents Get a bottle today. 50c and $1.00. determining’ its true condition as
DETROIT UNITED LINES
A
Recommended bv L, P. Vogel, H. H. shown by the official recq^ds. v Is the FOR SALE—Yearling Durham rtiDii
here,
the
school
being
elosedron
ac­
Fenn
L, T.
Co. Adv, title to your HOME or FARM includ- red in color; best ■k™-?,u^»
communion service.
...i . Co. and
... Freeman
■
count of an outbreak of smallpox.
BciwMn ikckMB, CbtlMft, Ann Arbor, Ypftllnnt
. ...f_•
I
—
Easter
program
at
7
p.
m
.*
ed in , tliia list,, if se, would it not be
$40. M. c. Vpdikl brccda5tr
»nit Detroit.
^ , i ■'
At the election’ on Monday the re­ BRIGHTON—There whs a time, not well to procure jin abstract At once Price
T1~J 0 "W***—■ publicans elected the supervisor, many years ago, that there was lots and have it carefully examined:
O m HtmdnN] D o lU n tn GoM
SALEM GERMAN M. R. OHUROR,
RPPKOTIV®, MAY-27, 1913
:..NEARmAHP-IBGQ,___
treasurer, just^ce^iil-the-peacoto-flll more beer than' bread canie into this Many a sale htfs bech defeated be' G. O, Nothdnrft, pMtor.
vacancy, and the detiffi&ats elected town. Now the order is reversed. P-Ruso of a„defect Jn-the- title, the
MMITKOOMIA,
SuAdayMb,OQlatil:30-a.m.1 For Dntroll 7:45
wMsverjr
m«
the clerk, commisstoneriw Highways At the present^tlme there are seven ov^ner having waited until he wanted
,W
Y
t4gp.
m
.
,
German
worship
at
10:30
a.
m
.
justice
of the peace- fqlvjterm, num­ firms handling baker's bread here, to sell his property before ordering
' Fpr K*i*mA»oo S:K>m.snd overy two nor"
- - —— at -7 p. m.
® 8 w i i f f i S 9 'S 3 g
EpworthTLeague
toSiWp.m. For l*n*ln*BrtOp, m.
ber
board
review
and
the
four
con­
English
worship
at;7:30
1
an
abstract;
and
the
bread
baskets
at
times
are
rotur. cam,
Everybody invited.
stables. For the county agrlculturtot stacked ujMn-a pile; as high as the
.JUMt bosad -*:w *ra,
oiMt of Ann
Arbor) 7On »n>,
ovrry two houre to 7)38
there were 18 vfor and 186 agaihst. roof, Those .empty bread basket* The records of this coinpany, es­
“ "pellantlonlf,
Iltfifk
.
tablished In 1803, are very complete,
THR»TAm>l)P*CltU»»nU» FOBSAli$l7
Msrgsret F. Connell, CMropnctor On t h e . proposition to divide the
TM Am. nodi everjr two
certainly speak Jqts better for, a town and we’shali be pleased to serve you.
Boyd Hotel, Mondays, Wednesdays township Into road *district the [vote than cases of eihpty beer bottles.—
Washtenaw arstrace/CompanyI
m & ^Jp ^vJ * * * * * * *
and Fridays. 9 to 12 a. m, Adv 34 was yds 114 acid no 25,
Argus.
furnace. Inquire of
atl$a L. T, Fresman Go.,
tlAdv.
Ann Arboftroichigan.
«*n
b^.west s8w^t°itSet?‘
A
•/
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!
y
;
For resiihs try Stnndkrd “Want**