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VOL. LVI. MASON. MICH., THURSDAY. JANUARY 15. 1914. NO. 3
NKWS liV llltllCK. SF/I'TLI? UP. Cash Paid f«ii' Cream We will be at the cream station Special January sale at. Park- Tlie regular annual audit of our south of the court house to pay. El Thorburn's Grocery hursl's, books takes place on Jan. aOlh, and gin price for cream every Wednes Oranges, Suiikist, large .size, d(>z.24o It is exceedingly important that all day and Saturday, after April 25, lEVEREm Overshoes at cut prices at J. A. Crunherries, 10c ql:., :i for SRo past due accounts be settled before (,JU10STION TO HE SUIlMlT'l'IHi AT from 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. Elgin Cortright's. * tliat date, and we would therefore ap 33 cents. Beebe Bros. 0-tf m\h (Jrnnulatcd .Sugar )j(l.a5 Mmmmi^0^ Cash Grocorv preciate a prompt remittance. Thank .SI'IlliNO ELKC'I'IOX. Or!in|,'es, Navels, per doz 35c E. W. Kinnison has rented the K. Brown Sugar, per pound Re C. lluRsoll farm. ing you for your business during the Lard Caiiipound, per pound 13c Crackers, trytlieiii, none better, lb,]Oc past year and wishing you a prcs- /ACIf CIIANDIJKU CLUB IIAVQUET Jiacon, per lb 22c Big sale on clothing. See advt on perous and happy New Year, we re !i(>
It is reported tliat the Klnns among the copper mine strikers are holding January Clearance Sale out under tlie improsslon that the U. S. government will take over the Phoenix Mill mines In the spring. They arc avow Continues Its Successful Progress ed socialists and some of tlielr load ers are encouraging tlieir delusion. With everything previously advertised still to be had and many additional bargains which Will grind it cob or shelled, should not be overlooked. COME TOMORROW and share in its economies. while you wait. The blanks being sent out hy the government, regarding the income tax, are about as clear as mud to the average reader. Ijnder penalty of a fine the blanks must be (llled out and SUITS, COATS AND SKIRTS THAT ARE DIFFERENT! Mason Milling Co. returned hy Marcli 1st, and it will reciuire all that time prol)al)ly to ob tain an understanding of tliem. Ours is the only store in Lansing where you can buy the FAMOUS WOOLTEX GARMENTS of national repu tation and the garments guaranteed for two full seasons' wear. TarllV and Treasury. The WOOLTEX are always a bargain when sold at regi^lar prices. But we find we have a few of these splen- During tlie first two weeks of No vember the United States Treasury I did garments left from our large purchase. These we are going to close out at a Price Concession. Madam, do you IF YOU ARE A COFFEE LOVER got ?!),5!)3,fl;!8 through Tariff duties, realize what this means to you in the way of bigger and better bargains? Remember we are talking to you of the or about ii;2,'IOO,000 less than during CHASE & SANBORN'S the same period last year. The in WOOLTEX, not the ordinary kind of ready-to-wear, such as are advertised as bargains at this season of the year. HIGH GRADE ternal taxes, tlie corporation tax and Come to our store tomorrow—don't delay—and let us show you these famous WOOLTEX garments, and if we otlier sources of revenue were about have your size you will be glad of the opportunity to get such a well made and beautiful Suit or Coat at the prices COFFEES AND TEAS the same as l)ofore. All told, there wasn't enough to we are going to make to close out our winter stock. Again we say, this is the only store in Lansing where you meet expenses, and at the end of the can buy the WOOLTEX make. Will Win fortniglit the Treasury had paid out ?2,S3.|,'153 more than It had receiv ed. The fiscal year deficit on Novem Your Heart ber M thus rose to ?2:i,779,129 as Curtains, Curtain Materials, Women's Wool Union Suits, Your choice of any $45.00 compared with ?19,r)37,879 a year Selling at January Clearing Prices selling at $1.50 anfl 1.75 Suit now 22.50 SOLD ONLY BY ago. 15c and 25c quality Curtain Scrims, col Women's Fleeced Union Suits Special Suit and Coat OiTerings The effect of the new Tariff on the ored and figured centers, very "t ||_ selling at 75c and 85c Treasury is evident. But has the loss pretty designs, at yard, 5c and.. | Uv Women's Fleeced Union Suits, One lot of Coats, $10.00 to p. J. Greve to the Government meant a resultant Plain and Fancy Scrims, the quality that 50c quality, at $12.50 values, at .: 3.98 Mason, Mich. compensation to the consumer? Or 39c sells at 25c; a large assort Women's Separate Fleeced Gar One lot of Coats, values up don't cominodltles cost just a little ment to choose from, at yard. to $15.00, at more than tliey over did? 19c ments, 50c quality, at 5.98 "!' 50c Scrims, at 39c It is interesting to note in study Women's Separate Fleeced Gar One lot of Suits, $12.50 ing tlio Treasury statements that the yard 39c values, at word "disbursements," barred hy ments, 25c grade, at 19c 3.98 Call at the Secretary JIcAdoo, when he took of Curtain Net One lot of Suits up to $16.50 fice, has made its reappearance. Evi Men's Extra Heavy values, at ..: dently tlie reform didn't pan out any ipl.OO quality, at 5.98 Palace Meat Market better than his crop movement yard 79c Fleeced Lined Drawers and Reductions that show absolute disre scheme.—Milwaukee Free Press. Shirts, 50c grade, at gard for former prices on silk and wool Main Street 65c quality, at 39c dresses of various styles and materials. AX'I'l-SALOON LK.VfJUK. yard 49c Outing Rompei's for chil dren, at '. 29c Silk Dresses Preparations are In progress for a Silkolines Best Cuts of Meat State Convention of temperance for Eiderdown Yarn by the box, for- AC^ $25.00 Dresses now selling ces under the leadership of the Anti- One lot 12 i/oc quality, 7VS-^ mer price 90c, now box VwG at • Courteous Saloon League, which will convene In at yard f V White Aprons—Slightly soiled at liberal 18.75 the Central Methodist church of Lan- reductions. $20.00 Dresses now selling .sing on Wednesday, January 21st and One special lot of rug fringes at F. at Service continue thr.oughout Thursday, Jan 15.00 uary 22d. Mr. U. H. Scott, of Lan per yard wv Extra Specials in Winter Underwear $16.50 Dresses now selling sing, president of the Anti-Saloon One lot curtain lace edgings < |^ ft On at League of the State, is presiding ofll- One large table of Men's, Women's and 12.38 cer. selling at yard tv^ Ov Children's broken lots and sizes, each $15.00 Dresses now selling WM. ECKERT Wednesday night the convention One special lot of curtain rods, 10c4 A. good values at 50c, will be closed out at will have tlie privilege of hearing Dr. at the very low OQA 11.25 Both Phones J. A. Vance of Detroit. Dr. P. A. and 25c grade at, each 5c and... | UC $13.50 Dresses now selling Baker of Columhua and Dr, T. A. Table Linens at January Clearing price of garment LQv at Cairns the noted socialist of Newark, 10.12 N. J, There has been arranged a big Pure Linen DamaskSale Price, 65c san d 59c One lot of Children's Separate Garments $12.00 Dresses now selling program for Thursday, which in qualities, at yard 48c the 25c grade, to close 4 A^ at cludes the following: Hon. R. K. out at garment 19Q 9.00 FARMERS' BANK Warren of Three Oaks, Hon, J. B, $2.00 quality Double Damask Linen, $10.00 Dresses now selling beautiful designs, One lot of Ladies' Union Suits' values Ketcham of Hastings, Hon.W. S. Fos at Oldest State Bank ter of Lansing, Rev. R. E. Header of at yard 75c and 85c, to close CAA 7.50 1.25 in Ingham County ' Coldwater, Mrs. Mary Sturgls of Flint $4.50 Napkins, \ at, each •••OfPC Wool Dresses Judge Kelly S. Searl of Ithaca, Hon. Henry R. Patten gill of Lansing. Hon, at dozen 3.98 One lot of $1.00 A£- The $20.00 Dresses now sell CAPITAL, $50,000.00 . D. W. Grandon of Hillsdale, Mrs. E. $1.50 quality Pure Linen Da values at OwC ing at L. Calkins, state president of W. C. mask, at yard 15.00 L. R. McARTHUR President . T. U., Hon. F. E. Corbett of Lansing, 1.00 One lot Separate Garments, OAA The $16.50 Dresses now sell $4.00 Napkins, J. K, ELMER Vice President Mr. H. M. Leland, president of Cad 50c values, at each OvC ing at A. J. HALL Cashier illac Motor Car Co., Detroit, and Hon. at dozen 12.38 3.39 The $15.00 Dresses now sell L. R. WHITE "Assistant Cashier Frank Kulp of Battle Creek. The $1.25 quality Pure Irish Linen, Women's and Misses' Coats ing at convention will close Thursday even 72 in- 11.25 Three per cent, interest paid on ing with an address by the famous ches wide, Any Coat that formerly sold at $18.00 The $13.50 Dresses now sell San W. Small of Georgia, and. It is iat yard marked down to savings deposits. Money to hoped, by Ex-Goyernor Patterson of 85c ing at 10.12 loan. Call aiid see us. TennesBee. : $3.50 Napkins, only The $12.00 Dresses now sell at dozen 11.50 Direetors-J. K. Elmer. A. J. Hall. Word comes from the Antl-Saloon Coats that sold formerly at 4 A *!£ ing at ....:.'...... League that certain plans for , the $1.00 quality Half Bleached Pure2 Linen. , 9.Q0 Geo. M. Hoyt, A. L. Rose, L. B, State In connection with the move S[;20.00 you can buy now at.. | y• f y 'The $10.00 Dresses now sell McAfthur, A. I. fiarker and C. either Scotch or Ger- TEA ing at ...... W. Clark. ment for National Prohibition will be man, at yard .. | QC You may have your choice of any of bur 7.50 consumated. A program for the pol splendid $25.00 f A CA The $8.00 Dresses now sell itical activity of the temperance for 70x70-inch Square Cloths with round ing at ces in the State for the coming year designs^ the $3.00 quality, Coats at . i 19i9U 0.00 •will be outlthed, and arrangements for the large campaign of the: county .25 Any Coat that formerly sold iit $30;00 Children's Wool Dresses fights which will be held this spring now marked down 1IA 7C will be perfected. Word has been Pattern Cloths The $7.50 Dresses are selling received that there will be from four The $3.75 quality, to..:.;.;:;.:...... I9«I9 5.00 teen to sixteen counties In the cam at each , Our superior $35.00 Coats (and they The $5.00 Dresses are selling paign next spring, among them, some 2.75 were splendid values at that price) ;at...... : of the most impiortant counties of the 22x22-inch Napkins, 3.98 have been marked AA ^jB The $4.25 Dresses are selling States: Ingham, Lapoer,' Arenac, Oge $4.00value,at , 119 down to ....;.. Alllifv maw, Roscoli^mon, Chippeua, • Lake, 2, 21/2. 3 and 31/2 yard Pattern Cloths, at ...:.:... 3.39 PUla Benzie, Kalkaska, Wexford, Mecopta, Of tremendous importance to you is The $3.98 Dresses are selling What They Ayill Do tor Yoa Shlawasse, Allegan, Eaton, St. Jos either square or found designs; the the fact that the Wopltex guarantee of eph and Clare. ., $1.75 and $2.00 yard qual full two season's satisfactory iservice is at ...... :...... 289 They will cure your backache, , A large,amount of mall has been ities, will be sold at the 1 4C given with every Wooltex garment sold. forwarded, to the ministers and to rate of i... ^. ••.••li£v Some Special Silk Bargains Btrengthen your kidneys, c6r« other temperance leaders throughout The fact that you bought it at Clear- rect urinary irregulaHties, build the State, advising them, of the con $4.00 Napkins, $1.00 quality 27-inch wide Chif- fiA^ ance Sale pficie makes ho difference, the up the worn out tisBuei, and vention andPeeking large delegations !*• •' • -• '• I at dozen • • • • • I 3.29 guairahtee holds good just the same. An fon Taffeta, at yard...... QgQ from every, county. The leaders of early visit to our store will enable you to , eliminate' th e excels liirie' acid the movement jconfldently predict e,h< Cluiiy, Center Pieces: and Sets^ $1.00 quality 27-inch wide Fancy attendance of from five to seven'huh-, makiB a most desirable selection. Silks,atyard ..;.....;...... that causes rheumatianii Pre^ iNfineteein-piece Kahd niade Ciuiiy^ AA dred from without the city of Lan- Women's flind Misses' Suits One lot Fancy Silks to . vent Brighit's ^ Disease a'iid; 'Diiu- 1 sing-.-': ;, •;; . •, ;;:•':: :;.•';-.!;•;, ••••,, V. • •:• '•'•'li I'.: Sieti ^ipJdiOi valu^i a^ isieiraltyard .:;..:;.....::... bates, and restore liealth and •;;••:/:;•,How's :Tlil«7,..-/.;.'"-:' 72-inch Clunjr table Covers, A ||A Any Suit that sold at 36-inch Black Taffeta Silk strength. Refuse substitutsa. We offer One HundriBd DollarB Re ->.$13|ft:^eB;^areadh^ ...:..j9i^ •••••••••< ttv j^ttru ''t •••• •'# •«, • •» •'• • • •'• ft • ward for any case of CataiTli •that Aiiy S^uiij; '^hat sold at For gale by Longyear Bros, and oannot the: cured by IfaU's "^ GataFrh $6.75 Climy/ Center Piotios^ 25-iiicii Silk Poplins :" L. H; flarriaon. I,,.,. . . .,;., 101 ^: $20.00 no\^ 't '• • • • • • ••'•'•'< Gurei'i.i';?'^i"''/fy ;V;.' ,:;^'io;,;,!,;•'!.:tj. jft,!,,. :-'^''J? SeCoviS teach'^i^.'v'iJa^ft^wr taWe^i^^^^ Ypuir ;choi^^f any $25l00 ' B<; J. CHENBY & CO.i T •\n I'l TMnUy FUU tor eon eloM out at V.. V.'%'T';H per ctnt teM' ••~"'^5A2^^^ iipwtitiwi INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, JANUABY IS, 1914 3 daughter visited Mr, and Mrs, Edd :v Walker the lirst of this week, Mr, and Mrs, Leo Warlle visited at F, Toachout's Friday, GORRESPONDENCE Emory Wordon, wife and daughter Boatrice visited in BunkorhiU Sun day, Items Gathered by NEWS Staff about the Couniy ' Rollln West visited In Leslie Sat urday and Sunday, Howard Simms Sundayed at Mr, ^: r Wyle's, B. J. Holland of Fitchbui'g attend I'KAV NKKillltOIUIOOl). (X)HJ>Ull,\ l!0.\l). ed the funeral of his cousin, Mr. Fat- HAVE YOU rick, at Dansville Friday. Mrs. .lay Ciirr iiiul son Leo are vis- H. T, IDlliott was in Toledo from Mrs. Tunningly of Mason visited il.iiig lior pareiits, iioar Kalon Uapids. Wednesday until Saturday as a dele CATARRH? *•' ''"'.'."i at E. U. Walker's the lirst of this Tlic Cileaiiei's gave an oyster sup gate for tlio Nortii Aurelius A. 0. O. week, per TiiOHiiay evening al'tcr installa 0. -•—•___ breathing Cliarles Webster of Bun kerb ill tion. Ml present had an enjoyable Otis Cornwell and wife, Herman impaired? Does your throat Center called on friends in this vici time. Bullen and wife, and Mrs, Walter Ah- get husky or clogged? nity the (Irst of last week. rens spent Thursday with Wesley Mrs. liiiln is in Lansing caring tor Modern science proves that The Gleaners of Etchells arbor will SliopboU and wife of Alaiedon. have installation of ofllcers and an lior niotiior. these symptoms result from run Mr. and Mrs. Miles Hull visited at Mrs, ,lohn Clark left for Illinois oyster supper at the home of Mr, and George Itodllold's Wednesday. Friday, where she will go from there down health. Snuffs and vapors Mrs. Ami Terrlll Friday evening, Jan, Mr. and Mrs, ,Tolin llannon and to Kansas to visit another sister and are irritating and useless. You Kith. ehiidren visited lier brother Clu'is, expects to be gone for some time. shouldbuildyourgeneral health Mr, and Mrs, H. Lee and family Stlells near Lansing Tuesday. Albert Ficster and wife and daugh with the oil-food in Scott's visited In Bunkerhill Thursday. ter si)oiit Thursdiiy with Mr. and Mrs. Emulsion~\[s nourishing NOKTIIKAST lilOSM Ira Nelson of Eden, liOUTI'i !L Mrs. .lohn Webb visited her sou In powers will enrich and enliven Jan. 12, TOM. Mr, and Mrs. Clark Carmen and Lansing from Friday until Monday. the blood, aid nutrition and as> Mrs. William Blanchard and children liavo returned to their homo George Mutton spent Sunday with siniilation and assist nature to daughter were In this vicinity Mon in Lansing after a week's visit with his cousin, Koble Smith, check the inflammation and day. relatives and friends, Hubert Builen went to Chicago last heal the sensitive membranes Beulah Parkhurst was home from Ix'o Howe is on the sick list, Tuesday night and returned Thurs Mason over Sunday. Wni, Heal and Chas. Kelly have day with 'n\ lambs. which are affected. Vern Cooper, George Potter and boon at the Portage lishlng. Forest Smith and wife spent Sun Scott's Emulsion Clifford Collar were In Mason Satur LUMET The L, A. S. of Housel noighhor- day with Ward DuUen and wife. will raise your day. hooil met with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde standard of health James Sevlne is home again. Woodlond, Thursday evening, .Ian, 8, A Difforeiice in Woikiiig Hoiir.s ING POWDER to correct catarrh. Goldia Vanhorn is on the sick list. for supper. A man's working day Is 8 hours. Frank Evans has been visiting at Mr, and Mrs, Clem Higdon spent His body organs must work perfect Shun alcoholic mixtures his daughter's Mrs. Charles Wil The cook is happy, the and insist on SCOTT'S Now Years at Dan Neu's, ly i\ hours to keep him fit for 8 liams. other members of the fiimily Vorn Standold .and family and hours work. Weak, sore, inactive Tlie Carpet Rag social, which -was Clark Carmen and family spent New kidneys can not do it. They must held at Sam McMann's, was well at are hn])py—ap]ictitcs slmriicn, tilings Years day at Win. Stanneld's near 1)0 sound and healthy, active all tended, there being about 75 present, bri;j;litciinp generally. And Calumet Hansvillo. the time. Foley Kidney Pills will MAI'lil'l fJOItXIOIlS. Alva Bygravcs was at his farm re Baking Powcler is responsible for it all. Harry Hayhoe, wife and daughter make them so. You cannot take cently. of near Nortli Adams visited tlieir them into your system without good The cliicken pie dinner, which was Mrs. George Vanhorn visited at H. For Culumet never fails. Its neplinw and nioco, Mr. and Mrs. V. results following. Sold by Longyear given last Tliursday at Mrs. Sherman Taylor's, near Alaiedon Center, re wonderful leavening qualities insure W. Slanlield I'eceniiy. rDo.s. and L, H, Harrison, Webster's by the Leroy L, A, S. was cently, pcrl'cctly shortened, faultlessly raised well attended by the people of this Mrs. Frank Vanhorn spent Monday b.'ikings. Wonderful Couj-h lUMiiedy, lODK.V. vicinity. Over seventeen dollars was at G, Vanhorn's in Mason, Dr. King's New Discovery Is known taken in, Cannot be compared with everywhere as the remedy which will Homer Perry and wife of Harbor Mr, and Mrs. James B. McGowan OoUl.s to be tiikon Sei:i(>iisly. other baking powders, which promise surely stop a cough or cold, D, P, Springs left last week for home after were in Kalamazoo, Thursday and Intelligent people realize that com without pcribrniiug. Lawson of Kdison, Tonn., writes: "Dr visiting relatives and friends here for Friday of last week. mon colds should be treated prompt King's Now Discovery Is the most (Ive weeks. Clare Raymond of White Oak was ly. If there Is a sneezing and chill Even a beginner in cooking wonderful cough, cold and throat and Mrs. Frank Darrow is on the sick at G. R. Traver's Sunday. iness with hoarseness, tickling gets delightful results vith this never- lung medicine 1 ever sold in my list. Miss Eliza Bennet of Mason spent throat and coughing begin promptly failing Calumet Baking Powder. Your Mrs, Hazel Mitchell of Leslie vis the week end at J, B, McGowan's, store. It can't ho heat. It sells the use of Foley's Honey and Tar grocer knows. Ask liim. wltliout any trouble at all. It needs ited her parents last Saturday. Ralph Harrington and Margaret Compound, It Is.effective, pleasant no guarantee," This is true, be A. B. Ingolls and wife and Homer Travcr attended a party at F, O, Van- to take, checks a cold, and stops the RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS cause Dr, King's Now Discovery will Wilbur and wife of North Leslie were gilder's of Belle Oak, last Friday ev cough which causes loss of sleep and World's Pure Food Exposition, Chicuiio, Ill« Puit EipouUon, France, March, 1912, relieve the most obstinate of coughs guests at Arthur Laxton's Sund.ay. ening given by the Seniors of Wil lowers the vital resistance. Sold by and colds. Lung trouble quickly • Will Frederic purchased a span of liamston High school, Longyear Bros, and L, H, Harrison, horses at Lansing last Saturday. Blanche McGowan Is entertaining Tn don't iBvc nnner wdtB yon buy cteip or lli-cin bililnii powder. Don't be milled. Buy Calnnel. helped by Its use. You should keep ^It'i nan ccoiiiimiHl—inort wboliHBe—iivei but reiulU, Cilumel ii (tr luperior lo loar milk and wdi. Mrs. Maud VanPatton of Chicago two of her cousins from New York a l)ottlG in the house at all times for FARMERS CLUB. ^ all the nieml)ers of the family, nOc visited at Wm. Laxton's last Tuesday state, and $1,00, Recommended by Long- and Wednesday. B, J, Eaton and family visited Mr, and Mrs, George Rix, Wednesday, The lirst meeting for 1914 was held year Bros., Mason, Mich. Mrs. Gertrude Disenroth and chil last Saturday at the nieiisant city Floyd Mixter of Lalngsburg was dren left last week for their home In hiimcuf Mr. and Mrs. J, 11, Sliiifcrand at his farm a few days of last week. THIRTEENTH ANNUAL IIAWIiKV. Lawrence, after spending the holiday was well intended, season with friends here. Prus, Ives called the meeting lo or STOCKIIItlDGK. M. C. Hodge is moving his farm Miss Flora Poynton of Detroit is a der promptly ut two o'clock and after tools to his farm he just bought. guest at Arthur Laxton's. a duct by Misses Dean and Sayre and Mrs, Alice Baxter is in Dr, Culver's Mrs, Edson Rolfe and Mrs, Lynn Will Nichols' children have the recitations by the little folks, Mrs. E. Detroit Automobile Show Rolfe and little daughter bave been whooping cough. hospital for treatment. P. Roweruad tlicslandinKcommittces tJliiltl' lb« lUipiilcii u( lli« nsti'ult Autamotiltc Dealeti Aiiociation Miss Mary Hawley spout Sunday visiting in Jackson, Mrs. F. Ellsworth Is suffering from for the year as follows; Program— witli her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Ives, Mrs, B, Staats died at her home a broken collar bone, received some Mesdames Cheney and Taylor and • Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Howory of near last Saturday morning. Deceased weeks ago, Alfred Allen; location — Mesdames To Be Held Williamston spout Sunday with his was a great sufferer from dropsy, Many of the children are having Bemenl and Cliapin and Mr. Thor- parent's. Mrs, A. C, Sanders was in Leslie the whopping cough. burn; corn club—Messrs. Robb, Scarl, '^r In UM N«W and Mtgnlficwit Show P«Uce, Mrs, U, Howory and daughter Nina the tore part of the week, Mrs. VanBuren visited at Mrs. Beraent, Cliency and Lolt; domestic 'I'Ut: UKCONSTRUCTED were Thursday callers of J, Kohler, Mr, and Mrs, Oliver Hampton of Haviland's last week, science—Mesdames Douglas, YauKlin, Mr, and Mrs, Roy Parks of Mason Leslie visited at Wm. Laxton's one Mrs, Dr, Brown is improving much Diamond, Allen and Bobb; music— spent Sunday at M, C, Hodge's and day last week. since her operation, Mesdames Walls, McCormIck and Ford Branch Building family. Charles Lowe was in town last Miss Hawley; floral-Mesdames Has ACnOSS THE GAKOEX. week, kell, Call and Wilicll; memorial, a WOObWAnO AVENUE AND THE BOULEVARD, DETROIT, MICH. John Berry was In town last week. new committee—Messrs. Bristol, Mel ..SOUTH AUKKIJIIS AM> NOK'rif Friend .Williams Is repairing the ton and Webb, Mesdames Wilson and ONO.NDAOA. Ed, Curtice and Sassin Austin were in Lansing last week Tuesday, buildings on his farm. Ives. Opening January 17-~Closing January 24 .Miss Elsie Jesse of Stockbrldge was The Farmers' Institute is held on Atienr,ioi was called to a penny col The A. 0. 0. G. of Aurelius will the guest of Bernice Bateman from Tuesday and Wednesday of this week lection at each meelint; for the llower meet at Dr. Kvclln'a Saturday night Frldiiy until Sunday, at thotown hall. fund and Mesdames Haskell and Wil- to install the new officers. The mem E, J, Topliff and family returned A;temperance meeting is held at .son were appuintod to work it out. bers and their famlltos are requested ONE HUGE SHOW last Saturday from Louisiana, where the town hall Thursday afternoon Mrs. W. ti. Taylor irave a most ex to be present early. they have been visiting relatives. and evening. cellent paper, "Side lights of farm ALl. IN THE ONE GREAT BUILDING The M. E. h. A. S. will meet at W. C .and A, N. Magulre made an John Hubert goes soon to Eaton life," After comparing the work of the homo of Lewis and Frank Hop' other shipment of mule-foot hogs to Rjiplds. both city and country life, and she LMdIng OreliMtrM el Detroit—On* on Each Floor of the Three kins Jan. 21 for dinner. Everyone Is Vestaburg last Monday. Floyd Lowe's people have a little knows both from experience, and ti\v- invited. M.. O. Brown and Mrs. Chas. Bun daughter, born January 8. inu examples of how the city man ONE HUNDRED T J, A, Field and family of .Jackson, ker celebrated their birthdays last thinks it cusy work lo ride the farm C. W, Field and family of Eden vis t Sunday at the home of the former. , SOUTH INGHAM AND NOltTH HUN- Implements amid llic pleasant sur- ited their mother and family part of LEADING PLEASURE CARS, COMMERCIAL CARS . Frank Shopbell and J. E. Bateman KlilltHILL. routidln^s of nature and the farmer last week. were in Lansing last week Tuerday. thinks It equally easy for the city man CYCLECARS» ACCESSORIES Walter Aiken of Detroit visited at Mrs. M. 0. Brown and Mrs. H. M. Geo, Holland, of Bunkerhill called til sit perched on a IIIKII stool with B. H. Field's Thursday, columns of tlKures before him and an Brown were in Lansing last Saturday. on friends in this vicinity and Diins- electric fan to cool the atmosphere, LMdh:i Vocaliitt of Amwrira WUl B« Heard Each Evening Ellis Haynes and family spent Sun vllle Thursday and attended the fun but thai tlie best of all is lo agree lll'CCHRLLS COKiXEKS. eral of his nephew, Mr. Patrick, Fri day at Frank Scutt's. Willi one who says "I like ray job." THUIUDAY BVCNING-i^OClCTV NIGHT--A&M198ION «1.00 The chicken pie dinner for the ben day. Fred DeCamp and family She made a strong pica for the right spent efit of the Ladles' Aid socjety, held ' Mr. and Mrs. E. U. Walker visited A&MieatON 10 CENTS Sunday at S. J. Hanna's. of country housewives for more con the the Robblns' church last Friday, Prank Osborn and family in Vevay H. H. Bates of Ellake, Iosco coun veniences, A few feel of pipe will was well attended. About 170 plates Thursday. ty was at his former.homo jiere the bring water Into the kitchen and be a were sold. Mrs. Rollln West and daughter joy forever. Country homes can be past week.' Phlllis returned to their iionie in Les This community was' saddened to heated and lighted nearly as cheap as MARRIAGE LICENSES. For Frost Bites and Ctiappod Skin. lie Saturday after a few days visit at hear of the death of Mrs. Fred Hall, the city homes where one thinks il a For frost bitten ears, fingers and the home of her parents, Mr. and necessity, and the more of these con- Samuel J, Barrett, Onondaga 58 Jr., Friday night. She will be re Mrs. Wm. West. membered as Miss Maud Swan, and toes; chapped bands and lips, chil yeniences the more contentment. Belle Barrett, Onondaga 45 blains, cold sores,, red and rough Over 50 were present at the Bap The farmer can have his vacation If Harris H, Hammond, Okemos... .22 was well known here. She leaves a tist aid held at Mrs. Tom Dayton's in husbandi five children, father, moth- skins, there is nothing to equal Buck- he so plans il and one of bis best Ira O. Alfred, Webberville 21 len's,Arnica Salve, Stops the pain White Oak last Wednesday and a nice assets, and one valued the least, is the Dr. Lewis A. Wileden, Lansing.. .25 er^ two sisters and a brotlier. time was had by all. I Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Bartlott at once and heals quickly. In every beauty everywhere around him. That Carolyn D..Oorltz, Lansing...... 23 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Warlle recently spent Friday with their brother, L. home there should be a box handy all fleld of waving grain means more than Wilson E. Mann, Dansville 20 visited relatives in Webberville. Bartlett and family. the time. Best remedy for all skin so miiny days of hard, work; friiit trees Isia Corwln, Dansville 16 At Patrick McCann was a Dansville Mlp Bernice Whipple was a Sun diseaes, itching eczema, tetter, piles, in bloom form a picture (It to banK In Bert Fuller, Dallas, Tex. 33 HERE IS COMFORT FOR visitor Saturday. day guest of Misses Gda and Lena etc. 25c. Recommended by Long- memory's an gallery, the feathered Alcena McBride, Williamston... .27 SPECTACLE WEARERS Mr. andMrs.Wm. Sharland attend Kohler. .. year Bros., Mason, Mich. songsters form a choir arid give in Frank W. Aldrlch, Leslie 22 ed the Gleaner biennial meeting In We ivlli Gaarantce Miss Carrie Kohler of Mason was a the people in the country a longer Nina Hill, Leslie. 26 Toledo, Ohio, from Tuesday until lease of life. THAT THE week end guest at the home of her HOLT ITEMS. George Kelly, Lansing 43 Saturday of last week. brother, Joe Kohler and family. . 'it • ' The discussion was more, general Alice Nye, Lansing 44 Mrs. P. Teachout visited Mrs. Say- than usual and il would lake loo long Apex Temple Etchell A. 0. 0. G. will bold in . ,:' Jan. 13, 1914. Herbert L. Enyart, Lansing 23 les and Mrs, Hoard Tuesday last. to tell what each one said. Mesdames WILL NOT cut OR stallation at the home of Ami Terrlll, The Presbyterian S. S. will have a Agnes Carpenter, Lansing 25 Mr. { and Mrs, Geo. Dayton and Ives, Haskelli Robb, Wilson; Mellon, CHAFE THE EARS Friday evening, Jan. 16. The fol box social at the home of J. B. Thor- burn next Friday evening, Jan. 16th,; Cbapin; Cheney, Gardner and Messrs. They can be applied lowing ofllcers will be,Installed; chief Heavy, impure blood makes a mud Everyone is cordially Invited; Ladles Ives^ Melton, Call—H. 0, and C, E. to your lenses while you wait gleaner, Alice Cavendar; vice^ chief dy, pimply complexion, headaches, please bring boxes of "eats," and Revs, Newberry and Ellett each gleaner, Roy' Hunt; secretary and had Bomethlpg tnteresllng and some nausea, indigestion. Thin blood LET US SHOW YOU Mrs. Chris. Parker was in .Lansing SEVERE BRQNGHIiil G0U6II treasurer, Jas,,Cavendar; lecturer, of the best pictures of nature were makes you weak, pale and sickly. last Friday; Bernice Whipple; chaplain, Mary the beautiful sunsets, though a few Burdock ,Blood Bitters makes the Hanna; ^conductoT.—Arthur Neuman; Mrs. Fred Hall died at her home admitted seeing the sunrise. blood rich, red, pure—restores per conductress, lAUce" Taylor;, outier last week. Ffineral services were It was easy to do things after.a habit fect health. * guard, Roy Garrison and liiner guard held at thehouse^nbhday. The fam IDbctdrs Feuvcl. IfUh^ Trouble^ was formed and It would be wise to Wnv, Sharland., A picnic supper and, ily has the sympathy of the commun- kestored to Healih by VinoU acquire the habitof seeing things, of oysters will lie served. resting and being happy. Many will 0. S. BUSH, Optometrist. Forest DeGrof t' spent Sunday with ^ -S.. J. DlUlbn^and family of Ban pay good mooey for travel to see for All work guaranteed or no pay. Joel Kohler and, family, , croft visited at G. H. Pryor's part of: ' ^tt medical prbfeBBibu dbra not .Iter eign.sights and overlook, the beauties While working on the state road, 'iBst'-week.''^'-: .•••••w-: '•,.,' ileve thitt lung troubles arft Inherits, right at our door. One can be happy Open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday westotDansviUe Monday; Leo Brlggs The third'division) .of the Ladies biit i, perBon miiy inkerit a weakhesB anywhere If It is only in him, a kindly Over Neeley's Clothing store. bad'lthe misfortune'tbiget buried-be Society of the Presbyterian church or:teiidenb7-to,..thlMJi/-'' ,;^;.':';,r'.. soul makes friends and neighbors and neath sonie dirty caused • by Its caving; .will^entertain>at the;home of Mrs. G; , :Mn. Kate,;Heokmia, SptUgfleld, we find peoble.wlid would go 600 inlles onto hlni. When released'from his Suratb; Jaii. 23. All are invited to bkioi, Myai: "• iteiryean ago I was to make a oullar rather than 50 rods to position heVvaB found to be'Bufter: ,be;preBerit.V^;,.":;;;;'v'~v "•,>;•: ;^'/-,i-' makea friend. • > .:::MrB,.;Lilljr , Frbediert: iehtertained In a Tery. bad rua>dowa condition, and ink ifroni k ;broken' >leg and other the phydqian tpld:nu»:I:bad coaBuini»>, Rev, Ourbettbf East Lansing was . smaller,'lnjuries..i'V,s;i':v'; •..>.:'.;'.t^:.::i';;ov the Reading Circle fat her home last present and called attention to^ tlie ;Mrs.^Ira..He^es ..isjitt the Tuesday afternoon. ', ,' v, ] tlon. I tried.aabtheripbyalolan, and petition presented to'the supervisors Eastern Star coidveiitlbh held at W11-- - ::Mr^ aiid Mrsi Aaa 'Prybrfvisited, Ws be told mel kadi uleenoa my right for an election oh the questtori of,pro liamstdnt.thiBi'iweek;'^ -'•, vi-•,^-' '^^-^;.:>';-''>i'''V '• P brother in Lainslng last Saturday, and Inng.^ 1 auit: tbb phjvlbiiu^ and hibition at the.time of the;'Spring :i:tMr.'VandjMrB.'?FrAnk BrlggSiWere; 8un[day;f.;v>f:';;^s..'>!y'.^."''!in;5:.fy-'^!'';c itarted - in! ^•yiiibt' vfTJWaf electlon;l,352 more lianaiea'than oec--| •nd Me the big men In biitlneM. At one Suuday;gueBtB of'Mobris 'Hunt'land rO^Sahdjr'Liiig'btLiinBing visited his pertictiy 'bealtby, and rt&at il :iiriiy I 'cssary iQ'callifor an eleollon had'been time they were all begliniin in « emell "wife.;?'! ^k: >>«v;'-:.: :parehtB..:laBt;Sunday;;:-->.;v.• :,v ?r;':{ti•'•:•,f 'Ncoinmenid,' ^^I(1B?|V5 •,5;:,VM.V?'''f;-i'.;,^ ';•; presented and itiwas aBtoDlahiog -how wey> Nlaety*iilMperMnttoiolcaiewt Geol H6Ulih'd%lfe'^^itlt•ll''Judci• \:•':".:<•{;•;• °:l"'""'• -•'^«''^'-' ^••"-•'^ ''• ,-;;ii.7.;•.•;^/. ;s;v VIndd; MMthlM ^an^i'l^^ 'tho. iBlliinif'iea^ y It 'na8;tb Jget tbe',< Dances. •' Many BHIIMU Geurie and then btgan' to tlon ;wero gueitiTbt: their: nephew,'. B ^%>iliIr:i(lMl^ yfiauM>i;M^i^^ that voted iwet'tWo years ^ ago wanted •row. Thbiiiand* have attended the De« .•d-''i!aim(^r/u;d; i^i.i 0» a^obugbi,. tosee the coantjlidry affiln.;v ;•. i i troH Bnilntii.Unlvenlfyri Mhebl to« •Hblti';lridiwlf4i;ThUMd»jrii'Bi>i'i5i.;^ ^^v;i:^Wii6^-WMti-'^itl^ yiiMliaMtit/an'^appattt»i>ati9n^ day with no luperlort Why not get In* l«)r;^bili'{#Uelatili|rf^l|flf6thp^ ;VA;fter;iiniioBtrunieotaTduet by MiiB> to line for a good atart>,M Winter Term tkftit'x{r>W|!i Mlittal^in^ .li«i;<)4bt HASLKTT. NEWS OF THE STATE The Ladies Aid society were enter OHUilCH AND SOCIETV. tained at the home of Rev, and Mrs. ^^ Try a Package of Old New Trial for Milton Dally. Bowser last Thursday. Mrs, Price of LANSING, MICH, —Another good ; Lansing gave a talk In the afternoon. The Woman's Missionary society of chapter was added to the famous bind Mrs, Starr Hammond spent a few the Presbyterian church will be en "• i1 Settler, it will make the s er twine case at .Inckson prison when days this week with her sister at Al tertained by Mrs. Bement and Mrs. the supreme court reversed the con bion. Frazelle at the home of the former, Mrs, Eunlna Foster of Battle Creek Friday afternoon, Jan. 16. Program; T viction of Milton Daily of Chicago, spent a few days last week with "The Extension of Home Missions," blackest rainwater clear WILt CLIikR THe who was indicted by a grand jury and friends here. Mrs. Barnby, Study, "China's New convicted in the circuit court of Jack- , E. D. McCIure and family are mov Day;" Music, Miss Mildred Hunter; BLACKEST E son county for alleged bribery of ex- Roll call; New Year Resolutions, ing to their farm near Mason. Rafn^wffeT as crystal. Old Settler Warden Armstrong in conection with Mrs, Wagner, who has been ill the Bring your mite boxes, IN * ntW HOURt, 0 the sale of machinery. past two weeks, is improving. Jan, 15, ]!)14, is a day of fa.sting Daily, who fought extradition Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Babbitt are and prayer for victory in the prohi lOc a package, 3 for 25c, through the courts of Illinois and the spending the week in Detroit. bition campaign. All those like- minded are asked to join in the obser P supreme court of the United States Mrs, H. H. Hammond will enter vance of the day. before he was finally brought In tain the Woman's Literary Club at her home Thursday afternoon. The special meetings at the Baptist A good Standard Tomato .... lOc A i\llchigan to face the charges, will be Mrs, Holtz and son O. C, of Oko- church are full of interest. Come given u new trial. mos spent Sunday with her father, G. and help with the singing. Rev. G. This Week Only: A full 3-Ib. can Solid Pack To B. Vanatta, E. Goodrich of Albion will preach ev ery evening except Saturday evening, mato iSc T Elopers Hiking For Coast. Hev. H. H. Bowser Is assisting with r bars Rub-No-More Soap or revival meetings at Perry this week. The usual services Sunday. Rev. Canned Com 8c, 4 for 25c ST. ,IOSEPH, MICH. — They had Goodrich will preach at both morning Soap Powder 25c made up their minds to get married Mrs. John Rathburn of Grand H Rapids is visiting her parents, Mr. and evening services, t boxes Snow Boy 2Sc A good can of Peas lOc and they had the Panama exposition and Mrs. E. S, Green. There will be a shadow social and fever, so Tilly Howard, a (Ifteen-year- pot luck supper at I. O. 0. F. hall 1 pkg. Grandma Borax I2c Best Red Alaska' Salmon i5c old school girl, and Frank ,lohns, nine Friday (tomorrow) evening. 1 can Michigan Apples iOc A system of healing discovered in teen years old, of this city, eloped and niVKR KOAI). The Ladles' Home Missionary so 6 boxes Matches 20c IH't, and hero to stiiv buuauKO It luis started to work their way to San ciety of the M. E. church meets with 1 can Swift's Pride Cleanser. 8c Large can Baking Powder ... 5c liroiiKlit rnllef iiiul euro wlioro OUICPK Floyd Ranner, and bis father, Ned Mrs. A. A. Hewlett Friday afternoon. liavu (alliid, Francisco. Ranner, went to Beilvlew this week They told their friends that they Monday to bring home two span of DR. C. H. GRIFFIN didn't expect to end their honeymoon big horses. SCHOOL NOT lis. HOTEL HAWLEV journey before the opening of the ex Mrs, Robert Keeler accompanied Tuesday and Friday Mornings position. Sheriff Fred Franz Is after her mother to Indiana for a three The Webster Literary Society held SPECIAL RATES to ihoaa who come In them. weeks' vi.slt. its first debate,at the school building, C- A.- R.IES bolora JANUARY 27, One of Wm. Turner's big horses last Tuesday evening. drove a big sliver into her abdomen, Third Holland Claimant, The subject was, "Are Wo Enlarg last Wednesday and is in a very bad ing Upon the Monroe Doctrine?" The GRAND RAPinS, .MICH. — Hul- shape. I biirt ,1. Weblier appeared as the third members were—Affirmative, Louis Mrs. Chas. Waggoner liad the mis Grettenbarger, Henry Adams, Artie I claimant for a portion of the $20,000,- fortune to scald her foo^ with boil Jowett. Negative, Charles Hemans, 000 nslatp, of "Wp.libnr, tlie merchant ing water last week. Porter Field, and Harris Hemans. BUICK and STUDEBAKER if^liiVOUS? I prince of the Netherlands," Webber Wni. Gillott, wlio was sent to the The judges were. Miss Wiiitmer, Miss says he is a direct descendant of the Detroit house of correction last fall, All run down ? Ayiir's Snrsaparilla Moslier and i\liss Smith. Critic, Miss dead millionaire and has a geneaiogi- along with four otiiers, is expected Whitmer. Current events by Harold is a ;Uro,v4 nt'rvc liinic. No alcohol. cal sketch to provn liis assertions. homo shortly, Wilson. Sold li>r GO yccirs Clyde Fitcli has returned from San The second high football team had ; A'i!( Yoiif Diic.'fir. J. (!. AyorCn,. The sketch was oompilofl in East SaR- Francisco, California, after a six inaw liy 1J. S, Lang and purports to their pictures taken last Tuesday. Automobiles weeks' visit with his mother and give a list of the descendants of Web Tlie semester examination begins grandparents. Tuesday afternoon. ber down to the yoar of iS78. V- •••••••.••••••••••.•••••.•••••••••••.•.•••.••.-•••.-.•.•••«••#... Mrs. S. B. Fitch was called to Lan Five dollars was made by the sing to bring her sister home, Mrs. E. high school union, from tlie enter i rKU,SOXAIi>IKNTION. J Rewards City for Nursing, A. Reed, trained nurse, who was sev tainment held by Mr. Wilbur at the SAGINAW, MICH.—Just two years erely burned while caring for lier liigh school last Wednesday. uncle, John Bradman, ago last rail a traveling man whoso The study of physiology by the H. Reeves goes to Toledo Wednes tenth grade lias boon completed and D, L. Holmes was in Detroit on liomn is in Chicago was stricken with day to visit his niece, Mrs. C. E. Low- smallpox during the opidemlo here. tliey are now taking up physiograpliy. business Mondiiy. don, also S. B. Fitcli, his brother. A sleigh ride party spent an en jMiss Rcna Briidford was in Lan The sainsman was removed to the de joyable time at Gertrude Scar tention hospital wlierc he recovered. sing last Wednesday. WIILIAMSTON, lett's last Friday evening, City Controllnr Georgn C. Warren 'i'ho eigth grade Is taking up civics. C, A. Parklnirst was in Detroit has just roROived a $2ij check from Miss Viola Hatch died at her home Tlnirsday and Friday. him. In his letter hn thanked the last 'Phursday. The funeral was held HKHKKAH INSTALLATIO.V, Hev, and Mrs. Newberry were in city for tho. rare, nnd expressed re Saturday at 2 o'clock at her homo Lansing last Wednesday. gret that hn was unable to reimburse and l)urial at Dansvllle. Mason Rebokah Lodge No. 32-1, i\Irs. Carrie Miiicr spent .several the city before this. . Mrs. Jeff Rouse, who has gone to held its installation of ofiicers Wed days in Ijansing last week. tally insane, was taken to Kalamazoo nesday evening, January 7. Sister asylum last Friday by Lewis Rouse THE MASON GARAGE CO. Wants Share In $20,000,000, Pearl Parker, District Deputy Presi Jlrs. C. J. Whitney returned last and Mr. and Mrs. J. McGowan. dent, with tho following Past Noble vcok from a visit at Eaton Uaplds. GRAND RAPIDS, .MICH. —Since Have taken the agency for the celebrated Buick and the declaration of Airs, Horace War- Nelson Baker of Detroit spent Sat Grands, Nellie Merrick, Jennie Strope Mr. and Mrs. Gienn Barnaby and urday and Sunday with relatives at Ethel Moore, Lulu Whipple, Edith Studebaker cars, the two best cars on the market for ion, of this city, that she was a mem this place. He was accompanied by family of Lansing spent Friday at G. ber of the Kieratead family,^ which Dayton, and Florence Lang assisting. L, J3arnaby's. his niece. Miss Blanche Eberly, who The following ollicers were installed the money. Call and see them before deciding upon the may inherit portions of a ?20,000,000 has been at Harper hospital for the Jlrs. Gertrude Blakely and Mrs. Noble Grand—Ella Miers. car you'll buy. estate left by Webber, the merchant past two weeks', Vice Grand—Edna Doolittle. Martha Ellsworth were in Lansing prince of the Netherlands, Adam Roy Hagerman of Howell spent last Wednesday, Past Noble Grand—Olive Bell. Remember you have Garage Service if you Buy of Us. Thomas and family, of North Dorr, Sunday with friends at this place. Rec. Sec.—Blanche Nellis. :Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henderson and will start proceedings for a share of The 0. E. S. County Convention Fin. Sec.—Helen DuBois. PRICES GIVEN UPON APPLICATION Mrs. David Sanders were in Lansing the estate, .Mrs. Thomas Is a Kier- was held at this place Tuesday. A Treas.—Clara Taylor. last Wednesday, stead. good many from all parts of the coun Warden—Saddle Crlppen. ty were in attendance. A six o'clock W. B. Dean is attending the con Conductor—Mary Hoyt. biinquet was given at the Congrega Chaplain—Libbie Fowler, vention of bean dealers and growers Charge Jackson Man Is Perjurer, tional church by the ladies of the ill Detroit this week, R. S. N, G,—Edith Dayton, JACKSON, MICH,—The prosecuting Helping Hand, Covers were laid tor L. S, N. G.—Jennie Strope. Mrs, Anna Quirk of Akron, Ohio, Attorney Rossman issued a warrent 150. R. S. V. G.—Lulu Whipple. - visited her parents, Mr. and iAIrs. L for Herbert Sawdey, a well known William E. Glaser and Miss Maybel L. S. V. G.—Ida Irish. .T. Kellogg the past week. Leoni township farmer, on a charge Barritt were married at the St. Mary's Inside Guard—Florence Lang. church* by Fr. Sharpe, Thursday Pitt Kllsworth spent several days of perjury. The case is the outgrowth •Outside Guard—Anna Tunningly, morning at five o'clock. They left Pianist—Minnie Nellis. last week at Lake O'dessa with an of a suit in circuit court by .Tames immediately for a wedding trip to the uncle who is 83 years old. Garred, an aged farmer, against Saw Captain—Theodore Bortles. PUBLIC SALE southern part of the state. dey for damages for assault and bat Potluck supper was served after Mrs. Lee Stall of Boldlng left for Mr. and Mrs, Roy Smith entertain ward, her home Monday, after a jveek's tery. The jury returned a judgment ed the 500 club at their home last The undersigned will sell at public auction at visit at the home of A. ,T, Torrance, in favor of Garred. Tuesday night. , 01UTUAI5V. the residence of the late IVlrs. Louisa Atwood in Mr, and Mrs, Fred Hlnes returned Dies on Steps of Home. llAl'TIST CHURCH. Saturday from a visit with their On Sept, 17, 1851, Mary A, De- the Village of Dansville, on daughter and family at Winnsboro, LANSING, MICH. — Fred Smith, The Baptist church Invites you to Marsh was born at LetargeviUe, N. Y. La, sixty-five years old, one of the oldest and departed this life .Tan. 10, 1914, and best known comnierlclal travelers the following services: Mrs. H. M. Gardner, Mrs. Arthur 10:00 a. m. — Morning worship. Months of suffering had dimmed her in the state, dropi)ed iVea(T' on the vigor, but left a spirit undaunted. Hewlett, Mrs. E. B. Langley and Mrs. steps of his home, three miles from Subject: "The Value of a Life." Robbins Rayner were in Lansing last A little more than forty years ago Lansing, just after he had returned 11:30 a. m„ Bible school, Wednesday, 6,00 p, m„ B, Y, P. U, she was united In marriage with By from the. state capitol where he had ron Staats. To them five children Tuesday, Jan. 20th Mrs, Ira Eldred of Onondaga and Evening subject—"The value of notified friends of tlie death of an old bringing a life to Christ." were born of whom but two survive, Mrs. Don Standish of Leslie spent comrade, George T. Ballard, formerly Mrs, Chancy Hunt and Mrs. Volney BEGINNING AT 1 P. M. SHARP, ALL THE Sunday with Mrs. Hattie Preeland Services every night next week. of Lansing, Rev. A, G, Newberry, Pastor, Palmer, both residents of this county, and Miss Hattie Eldred. which has been the home of their par Frank Ives of Stockbrldgo and Mrs ents during all the years of their mar Judge Will Quote Bible. ried life, Bernard Parker of Lansing were KALAMAZOO, JlICH, — Because guests of their sister, Mrs. D. E, A faithful wife, a loving mother, Watts, one day last week. he believes the bible contains higher kind and helpful In all the relations authority for the dispensation of iuT of life, may sweet rest come to her HOUSEHOLD GOODS W. D, Holmes, who had charge of tlce than any man made law book who so long and so earnestly strlved the receiving station of A, M, Smith Judge N, H, Stewart, has had a copy CASTOR IA on the upward way. CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING: & Co. in this city, has concluded his of the Bible placed in the Kalamazoo For In&nti and Childxeo. Aside from the hU8j)and, children work here and returned to his home county circuit court, and he will read and grandchildren, there survive, an at Vernon, , froni Its pages, the fundamental prin The Kind You Have Always Bought aged father, one brother, Joseph J, Walnut Bedroom Suite, Office Desks, Book Mrs. Hattie Dunsha spent Friday ciples upon which he will mete out Bears the DeMarsh, of Enid, Oklahoma, and cases, Wardrobe, Extension and other Tables, at her brother's, Chas. Burroughs, justice. three sisters, Mrs. Emily Parkham, of and attended the installation of Phil Signature of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Catherine Steb- Marble-Top Center Table, Rockers, Office Chairs, McKernan Post and W, R,,.C, in the blns, of Chicago, 111,, and Miss Eva J, the evening. Lotea In Race With Death, DeMarsh, of Jackson, Mich. Dining Chairs, Couch, Cupboards, Bedsteads, PRTOSKBY,. MICH. — Because a o Mrs, I, J. Kellogg, Mr, and Mrs. northbound Grand Rapids and Indiana Large Mirror, 2 Small M irrors, 2 Heating Stoves, Claude Post, Mr, and Mrs, W. H. Freshou'r attended the county con train was a few minutes late, Samuel Cook Stove, Gasoline Stove, Kitchen Utensils, vention of Eastern Stars at WiUlam- McClurg ,of Mancelona, lost, a race Granite and Tin Ware, Dishes, 2 Washbowls and ston Tuesday, as delegates from Ma with death, and his son, George nine son Chapter, teen years old, was dead when the Pitchers, Copper Boiler, Galvanized Washtub, father reached the Petoskey hospital. SLAUGHTER SALE Mrs, W. J. Adams was In Lansing Wringer, 150 quarts Canned Fruit, 2 Feather Tuesday afternoon to attend a meet The boy was clubbed and robbed at ing of the Lansing Woman's Press Mancelona Dec. 23 In an alley, . OF Beds, Pillows and Bedding, Lace Curtains and club. Selections from the writings of Pearl White McCowan of this city Favors Municipal Bar. „ Poles, about 15p yds. Ingrain and Rag Carpet- were read as a iiart of the program. PETOSKEY, MICH, — In discussing some hew, Rugs, etc., about 100 cords Wood in George Wing of PetoBkey called on Xtbe saloon question and the care- shed, Large Hanging Lamp, Side Lamp and oth his old comrade, W, J, Adams on tlessness which' be declares permits Thursday. They were both members many violations of the liquor law Householil Goods er Lamps, Lav7 Library in good condition. Clock, of Co. C„ Forty-fourth N. Y. Inf., here Mayor Reycraft advocates either and lived in adjoining Bchool dis a munlcipar saloon or an ordinance Lounge;,/>•;•;';,•••'' .°. • • tricts when boys. TKey had not met against any person purchasing more before. In fourteen years. Mr. Wing than a quart of whisky at a time. Stoves/Tables is at present visiting his son in Lan sing. Gats Small Fortune—Steals 24 £ggi. Chairs, Bedsteads, Carpets The House and Lot will Also be Sold. BATTLE CREEK, MICH. — "Eggs f Settle Up for, the New Year. ^ is eggs,"'iiccording to the decision of \ All notes and accounts due must a robber who broke into the Johea be paid this month or left for collec And a general assortment of goods,usually found in the bakery here'early in the morning and ,,.-, / TERAIS tion. Webb f, Whitman, Clothiers. robbed the place of two donn per< home will be offered at private sale at the residence of fectly good .eggs. He did not attempt the late Amanda Huntington^ Buzzell street, Mason, on All sums of $5.00 and under, cash; on all PROBATB NEWS. ^ to open the safe, but contended him* self with the eggs, .' . sums over $5.00 six months time will be given I Hearings for Jan. 16: Estate Wm. Lay—appointing ad> Thursday,Friilay,Satunlay,Jan.15-16-17 with bankable notes at 6^ per cent, interest. miniatrator. -J Polle* Women for Bay City. Bitate Clara Osbond—probate, of ,BAY CITY, MICH, — The local Mrs. D. W. Finney, who |i8 authorized to dispose of these Juvenile Protective league will name will; •-', ' • w - I ' troodst will be present froni 9 a. m. to 12 m. and from 1 p. m> to ^BiUte 0.> W. HalttMd—appoint live apeoial-women police offlcera to i ing admlnlitrator., ,•>•' '\ i'.^'^ " look after dance halla and inovinv 5 p.m., and make prices sure to sell them, F. CONVERSE BitaUFfMMi-L; JfUUi^ ,,.', :v;....:v.,;,S|ioolar Admlnltlra^ m ;;-r;i(Se.» m iNGHAM COUNTY NEWS, JANUABY 15, 1914 f TWKNTV YI'lAKS AGO.' | Kxtracts from files of llie News 20 j'oarK iiiio tills wuok; Alboi'l lioyl. Ims .sold Ills brick ros- idoncc lo 'Isaac JfJoJils, B. 1J. Uosocranco Is again at Ills posLlii Uiu roglslar'K odlco. JJorn, lo Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Long- year, Mils nioi'iiliig, ,Iaii. ;1S, a daugh ter. Boni, .January :17, lo Mr. and Mrs. .Tames Ivcrns of this oily, a promis ing son. Horn, .laiuiary :M, lo i\Ir. nad Mrs. 500 Men Wanted! Arthur W. .Tewott of .lackson', a ton pound son. Born, .fanuary in, to Mr. and Mrs. James Haynor of North Aurellus, a daughter. That Can Wear Any of the Following Size Suits: 34, 35, 36 Mr. .laeob Mutton and Miss Anna Faulkner are tlie teachers in our business college. We have about that many that formerly sold for $10 to $20, but the sizes are small and the lots Dr. .r. F. Campbell of Lansing has lieen elected physician for the school are broken, so we shall sell them during our Quarter Off Sale for each S5.00 for the blind. Lansing has made up her mind she never liked the state fair anyway. It Now when you read this just size yourself up and see if you can use one of them. goes to Detroit. Cliff V. Taylor has purcha.sed a If you can you will be able to laundry at Grand Lodge and will have possession soon. licv. Chas. I^egal of Victor, N. Y., Is the now pastor of the Lansing Un- Ivcrsalisl cliurch. Buy a Suit Absolutely All Wool at % Off Instead of 1/4 Off Last Sunday was the SOth anni versary of tlie wedding of Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Dakor of Leslio. ALL MCE PATTER\S AND LATE STYLES Miss Nina Krlsto.I read a very in teresting paper before the Erosop- liian society this week on •'Univer J sity life." Neely & Muntington are (Ittlng up their evaporator building I'or the jiianufacture of the liaglo fanning inill. Tlui aged fatlier of Dr. II. \Z. Brown of Stockbridge gbuK-e upward occasionally. Lady Pi- Again there was a Jovial light in the CHAPTER II. Order «l I'libllealluii. ana lhoii);lit of what bur liraiidfalliei stranger's smile. "Would you put It Stulo of MIclilKan—The Circuit Court for tho right for me'/" The Woman and the Car, had told her when she Wi!s a child O'I'n the girl and the man look tJountyof hiKhaiii, iaUhaiiuury. It was shortly after (be duatli In liic Lady Diana caiiglit the liridle uf lier Kllnabeth Phiuli, horse and strode toward tlie stabUw. ed np and saw in the road n Complainant, service uf her faliicr, and the death "I motorcar wilb a eiiaull'eur and vs. Ills <'onirMdo, Koliei't, the ICarl of l?raii "Come along, then." she said Imper Samuel Wehsler l''liicli, sonally, "and we'll see what we can a woman stepping out from it. Oeri'Mdaiu., castor, ill tlio saiue Indian cii;;ai;umeiil h'or tile briefest s|)iice the two woiiiun Suit pendliiL' In the Circuit Coiii'l. for the Ilcr fatliur and iiraiica.slor, sire of I lie do." Coniii.v of tnKliaiii. In Chancery, on the 7Hi In tile level bit of ground IHM'OIV tbe measured glances. I.ady Diana saw a day of Novenilier, A. I). Illlll. present Itrancastur. bad planned thai tall, rather dark and foreign appearing It satLsfaelorlly appuarliiK hy iillldavlt, the little i.ady Diana and the .voiiiiv stables she was greeted kimliy and at- on Hie herein, i.lnit the above niinied delend- young woman of an nncertalii age. antdoos not reside In the state cf .MIchlKan, Hubert siioiild unite the I'ortniius and foctkiiiMtely liy iiuri'ylng stabloineii. whoso black balr and sharp fealiires Inn. that ho resides In the cit.v of I'lttshufK, lands of the two almost prliiccl.v "Take my hor.se. one of yon, will III tho State of I'oniisylvaiihi, 011 the mo gave ber, in tlio estimation of any one tion of tleoi'Ko li, lleLdc.'eomphilnaiit's solle- houses. ,But her father bad lieou Uili- you'r And tvnno one bring out Dido." llor, It is ordered that he cause his ap- cd and his fatiier too. she ordered in a tone (iiat seemed gi'a- seeing her for the Urst time, a certain peariinue to lie entered herein within four clous eiioiigli to the I'iiiglisli );rooins aspect of power. inonths from the dale of tills order, and In Tlio ymiiiK earl, wltiioiit tbo rein-e.sf. ease of appearance tliiit he cause lil.s an about lier, but which would have ,|ar- swer to complnlnniil.'s bill of i;onipli.i|iit to ho int; aiitliorlty of a parent, bad lic};iin A nionieiit inter she was walking red upon even an American waiter. llled and aeoiiy thercor to he served on said life as a boy with too much mone.v toward tiieni. solicitor within twenty days after service on A kennel man carried out the bound him (if a copy of said liill and a notice of this and no sense of responsibility 111.- The artist was not pleased at this in order, and that In default therein' said bill ho in Ills arms and depositiMl lier near trusion, and Diana saw that upon bis tiilieii as cimressed by him. uiotlier bad died soon after lie was It Is further ordered that within twenty born. Ho bad not been a bad iiatiircd face was (bat tragic mask slie had days after dale hereof, said iaini|ibiliiaiit noted when tlioy saw one anotlier for cause a copy of this order to he published lad, but as a little boy be bad been pre III the IiiKham Ciinnty News, a newspaper cocious. What, under proper training. the (Irst lime, not so many minutes printed and eirciiliiiliiK In siild countv. ago. and that said piilillcatloii he conMiiiierl would have been clean, clear, pure theridn at least once each week for sl.\ sportsmanship as tliorou^h as that <>( "So (bis is where yon como to sketcb weeks In siieeesslon, or thai, she cause a copy so often," wont on tbe woman from of tills order to be persbiially served on said Lady Diana herself became in him a defendant at least twenty days befiire the mere Kiimlni,' spirit Ho Kiimbled willi the motorcar. "Doligbtfui place! Pray, time preseriliod fiirsiild appeiiriinee, Introduce me." CIIAUl.liS II. COl/I.INGWOOll. nice observance of etiquette find ol Cdunterslu'nedi Circuit .liidiie. honor, but still he defied chance. As The artist interposed biniself be WM. 11. (illAIIAM, lleputy Keclster. tween the two women, almost as OKOHOB K. llKCK, Complaliiiiiil.'s .Solicitor. a result he got into .'the hands of tlie lluslncss address, :.'10 S. WnshliiHloii Ave., money lenders, and what wasn't en though he feared harm to the younger LansliiK. Mich. (1HW7) tailed was inortRaged. of the two. l>roliato<>l'\VIII. iflllier-.liiii. It! There were women, too. In this N.i.'.> "I'm only a stranger here," be said, State of .MIchlKiin. 'Phe Probate Court for while Lady Diana, with perfect and theCmiiity of liiKhnni. youus man's life, but of those l.ady At a session of siild Court held at the Diana know notbliiK. But. tiimi^ili cold breeding, Ignored a situation that I'robiite Ulllce, In I he City of .Miison. In said to one of another nationality niiglit county, on the ;Mth day of neeember, A. 1). tlioy came and wont, tlioy never seem llli;i. ed to have penetrated to the core id have been a trifle embarrassing. Present, lion, lleury Jl. finrdiier, ,lud|;euf I'robute. r^^apjIIIRsit^ftiifl '••," '% the youiiK Hubert to Infect lilm wltli The intruder again swept Lady Di warn ^^ ^ s ^ ^ss'*'^ •H In the matter of the estate of I'raiices [.,. tlio virus of diseased imagination. 'I'iie ana witli her eyes. -Miller, deceased. V;" ^' ^^•^''. ( ^ ^. "Indeed." she said, a subtle menace Kloyd 1J. Miller having llled lu said court ',(•- > •^^ * «'«/ boy Kc'onicd asleep and too good na- his petition prayliiK that a certain histriimont ^ ^^ < turod to put bis lionso in order. Ills in her tones. "Well. It's lucky I found III wrltliiK, puriiortlni; to be the lastwllland - < lestnniciitof siild deceased now on Hie In said ^'- ,; friends predicted tliat if he ever riial you. If we are going for our usual court, be admitted to probate, iiiid timt tho ly aronscd blmsolf he would rid bim- spin together Francois wants to tell admlnlstnitli'Mi of said estaie be granted 1^ -:^:„„' . ' .. '.^.1.....^: -1 r* V \ ^ ' - -.-iJL iMartIn .1. Uenieiit or to some other sultahio self of llinm ell'ectivcly, cleanly and you something about the car—the brake perseiK I (inall.v. doesn't act properly." It Is ordered, That the llUliiluy ol .Inn., A. 1). V.lH, at ten o'clock In the fore * DlsmlssiuK the supposedly dlssoliUe Lady Diana was not pleased wltb ber noon, at said probato olllce, bo and Is heroliy younj; earl from her tliounbts. I.ady scrutiny of tbo other woman. She was appointed for licarinKsald petition. It Is further ordered, tliiit public notice Diana came to the last fence wblcli too young to have esteemed the other thereof bo Klvon by publication of 11 copy of separated lier from the ploii in wliiili Under the Royal Oak Sat an Artist fast, but there was a certain some this order, for three successive weeks pre Novelized From the Exciting Play of the Same Name Sketching, vious to said day nf liearlni;. In the INOIUM tho Falcoiilinrat kennels and stabl(!s thing about the tall and dark intruder COUNTY NEWS, a newspaper printed and cir stood. li'roin the level plateau immedi Lady Diana. With the sketchbook on that repelled this young Englishwo culated In said county. By BERTRAND BABCOCK A true copy. llENUY M. flAIlDNRU ately above the glen tliero floated her knee she indicated with her ridiiiL: man. So she coiit,lnue{l, though tlie C. A. Ciii.vro.N, ,ludKe of I'robato. CopyrlSlit, 1912, by Cecil llalclgh and H nmllton by nrranRomcnt with the Drury down to her the shouts of the lads crop Dido. other talked at her. to seclude herself Probate Kenlster. ri'.iw+ Lane Company of America and Arthur Collins, ninnaBlng director of the Drury on the backs of the prides of the mar "Can you manage to hold her'/" she In her British reserve. Lane theater of London. Api>t. Atliiir llulMleii«l-.lnii, It! quis' stables. Beverley had held the nskcd. The situation appeared to tho artist State of Michigan, the Probate Court for for the mmnent jockeys in stern re Tho stranger, taking the hound, seal to need relieving very much. So to the County of IiiKham. •-**'vvC* :«o; Zo^flGro:; At a .session of said court, lield at the pro- • -W= pression, but the stimulating air, the ed himself on the corner of tbe stone create a diversion ho walked toward bate olllco In tlio City of Mason, in said coun vast tonic of nervous horseflesh be bridge that spanned a little stream tho road whore the car and chauffeur ty, on the IMlli day of Oecemher, A. 1), llllil. Present, lion. Henry M. Gardner, .fudKOOf "But thu little (lily's growing np, or. neath their knees and the thrill of and was a link In the highway that •were waiting. I'loliate. PROLOGUE. rntlicr. in.v Kninildaiigliter Laily Diiuiii mad motion could not keep the hicls ran by the stables. In tho matter of the estate of Oliver W, "We'll lake it clown to tho village llalstead, deceased. W/icn a sinistcrly dosignin" Is-gi'owlii^' lip," tlio mar(|iils lind sniil entirely silent. "How's tliat'/" bo asked. and look for n blnck'smlth." he volun Kllzabelli W. Ilalstoad liavlnj,' llled in said nobleman and a clever, unscru nioi'o tlmn niieo. "imd ii (illy Lsn't a cdli In revolt at the tilings that she dimly "Just a little more round," she re teered. courtlier petition praying that tho ai.'inlnls- turned. "So. that's capital!" then tratloii of said estate he K'raiited to llorbort pulous adventuress ,match their any more, riidiur a yoiiiiR woiniin oi sensed as governors of her whole after But tho woman who had come for 0. llalstead or to some other sultablo person; position iind niiil; Isn't a Rirl. and slic life Lady Diana set her mount at liM> busied herself with her pencil. him in tbe motor didn't move. She It Is ordered, that the lOlli day of.Ian,, wits against three thoroughbreds A. •>., 1)M.|, at ten o'clock in the fore really can't ride with tlio lads of niv stiflly railed fence before her. As the "Do you e.xblbit'/" she asked, tiirnin.i; was still in hope that Lady Diana noon, at said probate olllce, ho and Is hereby —a wan, a woman and a horse— stable." pack, scenting tho food waiting in tlie upon him for a second an ()bli(|ne a|ipoliite f»»M«..t..«..t*4»»>**»a)t4 •«»*M«M«»CMtHfH m»ini»i»ii«iMiii«inii»ii»»iii»i»»i»iffl»»i»m»iinMmuwmmmimmmmtitmtiiiMMi»iii»iiM»»t»ii»nmtn 'f T nANSVIIililO JiKWS, DICTAGRAPH USED Rich Hair Long, thick, heavy hair. Want this kind? Mr. iuul Mrs, Tom Acker and chil Aijer's Hair Vigor promotes growth. dren from near Webborvlllo wore Operators Had Instrument In Does not color the hair. guests at J. Coinrow'H Sunday, Ask Your Doctor. tw^r^. 'Clias, Cameron liivs been visiting Rooms of Federation. Clearance Sale his sialor near Wcbbcrvilic the past weelc. lilOSlillO Tlic remains oC Tlioiuas Palrlcl: ===== of Menses Boys* and Children's - wlioso death notice was noted in the Albert Rhodes of Lansing visited Items I'roiu this place last week ar mum SECRETS OF UNION his sister Mrs. Carter, a tow days last rived here Thursday. li'uneral ser week. vices were held Friday at the resi Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter went to De troit Saturday to spend the remaind dence of I. W. Moo, Rov. Morrison of Records Contain Doings of Federation WiUte Oak proaclilng a very impres er of Hie winter with their son Clyde. Suits and Overcoats sive sermon. The F. and A. M. had of Miners' Leaders for Five Weeks Lyman Runisey has bought a stock cliarge of the funeral. Burial at in Summer—Reveal Much, It is Said, ot furniture and undertaking at Free- Falrview. port, Mich., and will soon move his on Which Indictments Will Be family there. Leslie people regret to 'HE warm weather throughout the early part of the season has Mrs. 0. W, Miller lias returned to' Based. lose him. her liomc in Chicago. Mrs. Alvin Dowllng has returned to left us with an enormous stock of Suits and Overcoats on hand HOUGHTON, MICH. — The die- T Mrs, Mary Coger Gregory is visit work in the bank. ing relatives in While Oak. tngrapli, the little InstrMmnnl which Mrs. Garry Sanders Is visiting Mrs. and we must clear them out at some price, and will give Anotlier brother of Mrs. Edwin has played a foremost part in the big B. .1. Rice In .Tackson. Dwiglit is her guest for a time. exposures of recent years, will proba Mesdames Freeman and Walker Mrs. Ada Uanncy of .Tackson, a bly he the greatest informer in the entertained their friends on two af daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ,1. \<). Cur settlement of the Michigan copper ternoons last week. 25 to 50 Per Cent Off on Every tis of this village had the misfor "country strike troubles. The E. O. T. C. club will meet with tune to break lior leg one day last The Burns Detective agency is now Mrs. Lacy Tuesday afternoon. The week. olllcers of the federation will be en In the strike district, and lias been tertained to dinner. Suit and Overcoat in tlie HoMse The condition of Miss Rota Doane .since a short time after the strike Mrs. Hahn will leave for Spring Ar wlioso left side was paralized Is re- declaration. It became known that a bor Wednesday for an extended visit (Except Fur Coats) liorted on the gain. dictagraph was In the law headquar with relatives. George Griggs is reported quite ters of Hie Western Federation ot Mrs. Lucy Carter has been ill for a .seriously 111. Miners for live weeks last summer, week past and is still confined to her Suits Overcoats We hear lliat David Carl will rent when the seat ot the trouble was ('ulu- bed. a house and move to town. mct. The G. A. R. and W. R. C. held a Choice of any $24.00 Suit for .. . .$ 1 8.00 $24.00 Overcoats at $ I 8.00 Noillo Busli of Mason spent Sun Dictagraph Got Secrets. joint installation last Wednesday Choice of any S22.00 Suit for 1 6.50 $22.00 Overcoats at I 6.50 day in tlie village. Angus W. l\err, one of the lawyers which was a pleasant occasion. I\ir. Miss Duhuc of Mason now a train and Mrs. Stone ot .Tackson were pres Choice of any S20.00 Suit for .... 1 5,00 S20.00 Overcoats at 1 5.00 ed nurse visited in town the lirst of for the Western Federation of Miners; ent. Lunch was served at the close. Choice of any SIS.OO Suit for 1 3.50 $18.00 Overcoats at I 3.50 tiie week. Edward F. Legendrc, another of the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Longyear loft Choice of any $16.00 Suit for 1 2.00 $16.00 Overcoats at 1 2.00 S. G. Towsley wiio has been quite attorneys; Yanko Tcrzlch, a member Thursday tor Biloxi, Miss., for the re sick is able to l)e out again. of tlic executive council of Hie West mainder ot the winter. Choice of any S14.00 Suit for .... 1 0.50 S14.00 Overcoats at '. 1 0.50 Ueineniber the Farmers' institute ern Federation of Jlincrs; Charles H The third number on the lecture Choice of any $12.00 Suit for 9.00 $12.00 Overcoats at 9.00 in this village tills week 'I'hursday Moyer, president Western Federation course was given Monday evening by Choice of any $10.00 Suit for 7.50 $10.00 Overcoats at 7.50 and Friday afternoon and evening. of Miners, and Charles E. Mahonoy, Mr. Winters who proved himself a $ S.OO Overcoats at 6,00 Mrs. Fred Hall a sister of Mrs. E. vice president Western Federation of royal entertainer. .1. Blakoly of this place, Is dead. Miners, held practically all their im The fourth number of the Lecture portant conferences at the beginning Children's Suits course will bo a play rendered by the of the strike in the very nllicc in Kcliolars and takes place next month. wliich the dlctaisraph is said to have J.C.FINGERLE S8.00 Suits at $6.00 The h. A. S. of the M. E. church been secreted and a complete report S7.50 Suits at 5.63 met with Mrs. S. A. Warner last week S7,00 Suits at 5.25 25% Off Wednesday. ot what transpired is believed to have Plumbers and Tinners Fifty-seven sat down to the dinner been secured by tlie Burns opnratnrs. S6.00 Suits at 4.50 given by the b. A. S. of the Baptist A second dictagraph, It is said, was S5.S0 Suits at 4.13 ON ALL churcli at Mrs. Thos. Dayton's last in the Hancock headriiiartors of the Supply House i{;5.00 Suits at 3.75 week Wednesday. Western Federation of .Miners in Hie $4.50 Suits at 3.38 Claud Corwin of Stockbrldge was Scott hotel wlien President Moyer Bath Tubs, LavatoricR, Sinks (all S4.00 Suits at 3.00 Mackinaws, Sweaters in town last Thursday. ' and tlio otlier ollicials named held The dance last Friday night )vas an their legal conferences with .ludgo 0. kinds), Water Closets, Water S3.00 Suits at 2.25 Improvement over the one a' week N. Hilton, chief counsel for tlie federa Heaters, Ranges, Boilers, Bath Fur-Lined Gloves and Mittens ago, so far as attendance was con tion. cerned and another one will be held Room Sundries, Wrought and Children's Overcoats ne.xt week Friday night. If this one The Burns men were originally Steel Water Pipe and Fittina^s S8.00 Overcoats at $6.00 pays out tliey will be continued, if brought into the strike district by the Fur Caps otherwise they will be discontinued. mine operators. Their reports are (all .sizes and kinds). $7.00 Overcoats at 5.25 Miss Viola Hatch, a fornier resi said to have been turned over to S6.00 Overcoats at 4.50 dent of this township for a good TINNERS SUPPLIES S5.00 Overcoats at 3.75 Short lots all through the stock to be many years, died at her home In Wil- Special Prosecutor George Nichols, who has charge of the grand jury, S4.00 Overcoat.s at 3.00 closed at about half price. llamston Thursday, Jan. 8. Slie was Roofinff, Eavc Troughing, Gal laid to rest In the ceinolery In this whlcti is investigating both the deport village Saturday. ation of President Moyer and the vanized and Black Sheet Iron, ISliss Fforence Whipple was home charge of conspiracy that has been Sheet Tin, Sheet Copper, Sheet over Sunday. laid at the foot of the labor cliiofs. Zinc, Sheet Iron Stove and Fur Frank Otis of Lansing was in town It is common rumor throughout over Sunday. Houghton and the entire striiic dis nace Pipe and Elbows (all sixes). Dwiglil Miller who has been homo HARRY E.NEELY trict that this information represents X XZXXXuZSXZZX2ZXXZtXXXX2£ 1 litltltllltllliltlllliltlllllliXI IIIIIIIHIIIIIlntlnll 2Z2XXXX22XS for some time has left again to work the greater part ot the stale evidence at liis trade. See My Display of Furnaces Hazel Woods was away last week on the conspiracy charge. on a visit. That the dictagraph record is known They are right. to the labor men was evidenced when Owing to circumstances over which Let me figure with you on your he had no control Mr. and Mrs. C. the newspapermen in the strike -/.one A. Diehl have concluded not to take made ^an independent poll of labor wants ' (.heir California trip this winter as leaders. Not one of Ihom would talk contemplated. They may go late the tor publication, but each one inter \A/est Ash Street coming sunniier or early next fall. viewed admitted having knowledge ot Fdmund Young was home over the dictagraph operator's activity. J. C. FINGERLE Sunday from Mason, To Attack Any Indictments. Mondt^y Loo Briggs while working The planned move ot the labor on the state road between here and Mason was quite badly hurt by a counsel to attack any indictments ot labor leaders returned by the grand Auction Sale! bank of gravel caving in and falling Announcement of on him. His ankle w'as broken and jury, on the ground that the presence Having sold his farm and nnoved away, the subscriber will sell at pub a hip hurt. of Attorney General Grant Fellowi Increased Dividends Geo. Mitchell was somewhat worse and Governor Woodbridge N. Ferris lic auction at the farm, half mile east and three-fourths mile south of before that body violated the constitu Tho nirector.s havo volod to Increase last Saturday but is better again. tlio dividend uii I'ropaid .stoul< from m Etchell's Corners, 7 miles southeast of Mason, 3 miles southwest of 0. Hodges has sold his house and tional section of the grand jury, is Iier CLMit to r> per cent dutiiiK from .Taiiu- lot to W. E. Updyke. He will move thought to be an anUcipated step to iiry 1,11)14. The now rate ui)plle.s to Pre- Dansville, on iiiid stouk now In force us well as to tliat near Leslie next mouth, forestall the weight ot the dictagraph fHsuod after tills date. Ed Stevens of Eden was in town records. It KIVCS US much pleiisuro to make this Tuesday. announcement and to conRratulatn pres ent Investors on conditions which KIVO Chas. Walker of Lansing is visiting added value to tholr stock. ' in this visinity. MEETS HORRIBLE ACCIDENT This stock is unsurpassed us an Invest Ozelta Gilbert of Battle Creek vis ment, coinblnlni; safety, convonlenco, ac cessibility and a good rate ot dividends ited her parents this week. which are paid In cash each six months. Nina Carl, who has beep working Cadillac Man Is Wound Around Shaft' Our :i4th year, assets (flOO.voo. for Mrs. 0. M. Young, has quit and ing but Lives. As a New Years suKKcstion there la no better time than this to Increase tho pres Friday, Jan. 16th, 1914 will work at dressmaking. CADILLAC, Mrcir, —One of the ent Investment or to make a now one. worst accidents that ever happened Wo shall be Klad to give full particulars, BEGINNING AT 10 O'CLOCK A, M., THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY: Do you begin to cough at night, in a Cadillac mill befell Oliver Ster CAPITOL just when you hope to sleep? Do ling, thirty years old, in the plant ot you have a tickling throat that keeps the Cadillac Plandle company, when SAVINQS & LOAN ASSN. you awake? Just take Foley's Hon WANSINQ; MICH. ey and Tar Compound. It will check he was caught in-a shaft and wound LIVE STOCK sensation at once. Does not upset around It. His upper right arm was broken the stomach, is best for children and Liceiine to Sell Aldrtcb-Feb. 0 I Horse 15 years old, weight 1300; 1 Mare in foal, weight 1300; Roan grown persons. Sold by Longyear twice and the flesh terribly mangled. Btfttu of MlchlftHn. Tho Probate Court for Cow, 8 years old, fresh in April; Roan Cow, 5 years old, fresh Jan. 14; Bros, and L. ,H. Harrison. The bones of the lower arm were also the County of InRham, At II session of said uburt, held at the Pro Spotted Cow, 5 years old, fresh-in March; Heifer, 2 years old, coming in broken. His ear was torn off, the bate Ofllco In the city of Mason, In said coun nUNKERHILL CENTER. eighth and ninth ribs were broken ty, on tho 14th day of ilanuary, A, 0.1014, soon; Roan Steer, 2 years old, 2 Calves 8 mos. old, Sow and 8 Pigs 2 Present, Hon, llenrV U. tiurdner, .ludKe of and Beveral internal Injuries were in Probate. rnos. old. Sow and 6 Pigs 3 weeks old, Improved Chester White Boar, 18 Our blacksmith shod 7 span, of flicted. The man may die. In tho matter of the ostute of Almond 1). horses Monday and it was not a good Aidrlch, deceased. Ewes and 1 Buck. time for shoeing either, as he had to Jason £. Nichols having filed In said court his petition, uraylnR for license to sell the fit quite a few shoes. THE MARKETS Interest or said estate In certain real estate A man by the name of Jones has therein described; moved into the Murry Williams ten It Is ordfirod. That tho Olli d»y of Febi, Chicaso Live Stock. A, I), IHH, at ton o'clock In the forenoon, MACHINERY AND TOOLS ant house and will work for Mr. Wil Hogs—Receipts 48,000. Quotations ut said Probate Oftice, be and is hereby au- liams this season. pdlnted for hearlnit said petition, iind tliat McCormick Binder, McCormick Mower, McCormick Hay Rake, Sterling The house of James Eganton, ranged at [email protected] light shippers, all persons Interested in said estate appear |[email protected] heavy shippers, |8.15®8.20 before said court, at said time luid place, to Hay Loader,: Osborne Tedder, 2 two-horse Cultivators, 2 one-horse Cul about 30 rods west of the Catholic show cause why a license to sell the interest church, last week Tuesday, with all heavy packing, and [email protected] good of BUld estate ID said real estate should not tivators, 2 Wagons, Stock Rack, Single Buggy, Spring Wagfon, pair Bob to fancy pigs. beKfanted. ot its contents, was totally destroyed It iB further ordered, that public notice sleighs, 3 Log Chains, Corn Sheller, Cauldron Kettle, Blacksmith\'s Forge, by (ire. We have been unable to Cattle—Receipts 29,000. Quotations thereof be given by publication of u copy of learn how the fire originated. this order, for throe successive weeks pre Flat Scraper, 150 ft. Hay Rope and Pulleys, Double Harness, about 200 ranged at $8.60(g)9.O0 prime yearling vious to said day ot. hekflng. In the INQHAM Our mail carrier, Frank Aldrich Bteers, [email protected] prime to choice beet OocNTY NEWS, U n^nspuper printed and cir feet mixed Lumber, DeLaval Cream Separator, Forks, Hoes, Shovels, etc. has taken, unto himself a wife. We cows, |[email protected] good to choice fed culated in said county. . .wish hini'much joy. (A true copy)' HElNRY M. OABDNBR, heifers, and fll.SO®12i0O good .to best U A. CLINTON, Judge ot Probate, iWe attended the funeral.of T. F. Teal calves, Probate Register. 3wi . Patricks at the residence of I, W. HAY AND GRAIN Moo of Dansvllle, last Friday. Mr. Sheep-^RecetptB 43,000. Quotations Appti Admri ^ Sweet-jMn« 30 ranged at |[email protected] good to prime state of Michigan. The Probate Court for Patrick was a son of C. F. Patrick, tbeOounty ot Ingham. About 15 tons mixed Hay, 10 tons Tiniothy Hay, about 7 acres shred late of White Oakland who went west native lambs, f6.75®7.16 good i to , At a session ot said court, held at the pro about 9 years ago. His .death oc- choice handy yearllngB, |6.<)0®6.25 bate ofllco In'the city ot Mason. In said coun ded Stalks, stack of mixed Stravv, about 80 bushels Oats, about 300 ty, on the etb day ot January,- A. D. 1BI4.' , . cumd Dec. 30, 1913, at Wallace hoB- good, to choice wethers, and 15.00® Present, Bon. Benry M. Gardner, Judge of bushels Corn, 3 acres Corn Fodder in shock. : pltal, Dakota,\and the remains was 5;40 good to choice.handy.ewes.' Probate, In the matter ot the estate ot Edgar A, shipped to Dansvllle and interred in ^V'";//i'::V':;./'Buttep.^ v.'•y'..' ':.-';•••;: Bweet, deceased.' ; y. 7 Many articles hot here mentioned. » •\:'Fairvlew^;C(Bnjeteiy;,;'•.,•••:.'„', 'r ,'• ;••:•„ > Creamery, extrar 32o per lb.; extra . Iioren B. Sweet having filed In said : V 0/iPi Bailey isiqulte,a little.better. court his petition praying that the adminis flrstBi 28lSi29c; flrBts, 26®2Sc; dairies, tration ot said; estate ne • granted. to himself Free Lunoh served. In oase off u 't^, 1^ e;l|||^ m^MM h.k