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I ~f!i ...... L ,,,, L~i~ ~ i ~'~ ...... l[' RI;It u RLLQ Floyd Ried and 5iiss Grace Bail cause it is m~re prubpervus, finch- 5~rs. Matthew Carpenter, 60 years were quietly married at the home of cially; it is a better public servant be- old, living four and one-half miles the bride's sister, Mrs. Lu- I[III I[W IIII[I cause it has i~creased the reading IIII IIIII! W[[[ IIIII IIIIII public so much and because it ap- southeast of Vassar a.L Cobb's Cross- ther Souden, Wednesday at I:00 p. m. Roy. John \Villerten performed peals to a wider community," inN, in Vassar township, while driving NEWSPAPER PEOPLE AT DE- VASSAR BUSINESS MEN MEET ANDREW McKIM LAID TO REST the ceremony and the bridal pair The newspaper men were enter- a horse and cutter in company with TROIT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, LOCAL TEAM. her 15-year-old granddaughter was WEDNESDAY. were assisted by Miss Edna Ball, tained at Detroit theatres Friday eve- sister of the bride, and Glenn Ried, ning and Saturday morning thorough- struck by a southbound Michigan Are Much Impressed by Visi~ to ly enjoyed a trip through the im- Meny of Cass City's Old Stars Central passenger train at 11 o'clock Funeral of Mrs. Thos. He.nnesey He~d brother el" the groom. The bride wore a becoming gown of tan messa- Giant Plant of Ford Auto mense factory of the FOrd Auto • Co. in Basket Bali Will Be Wednesday and instantly killed. The at St. Agatha's at Gage- horse was also killed.. H¢,r husband' line/ FaCtery, where they were given the opportuni- in Contest, town Thursday. was killed by lightning two and one- After the ceremony a wedding din- ty of se~ing the systematic and ef- half years ago. ner was served to the guests pres- ficient organization of workl~en and What is declared to be the most The Vassar Business Men's Club Mrs Thos Hennesey, ent and the young couple left on the machinery which makes possible the The gTanddaughter was seriously complete organization of printers and will meet the Cass City Independents, hurt. Serious illness which lasted Iess aftmmoon train for a month's visit at manufaeture of a complete Ford auto- publishers ever effected in Michigan, at the t.o~u~ hall this evening to de- t/hun three days brought the death Detroit and Niagara Falls. U~on their mobile ,every 30 seconds. was consummated Saturday in the i cide th~ supremacy in basket ball. messenger to Mrs. Thos, Hennesey return they will make their home l At the banquet, Saturday night, in board of commerce auditorium at De- 51any of Cass City's old stars will Monday and the sons a~d daughter with the bride's parents, Mr. and the Griswold house given by Fred be seen in this great game. Edger- residing in Pontiac and Detroit, com- Mrs. ,'ohn Ball, on their farm, three troit, t~outha~ed ~m fifth lm~e. United under the newly ton, the center, who pla.y~d with Al- mile~ east and :!~ miles north of fermed'IJ ing hone on the evening trait-, ar- ma College, is one of the fastest rived but two hours before the dis- Cass City. Michiganare Pressthe and Prmters Pedera-I IIlllIS Ill IllIIl tion members of the old I men in Thumb basket ball today. For solution. Mrs. Hennes~y had been Mrs. Ried is well known in this 1 Michigan Press Association, the \Vol- ---- positions of forwards there is gTeat poorly for some time, but her death ~tcinity and w~s a member of the verine Press Associatior~, the Western Pioneer of Tuscola Gin, Passed Away rivalry in Brown of last year's high came so unexpectedly that" several g]uu,:~fing class of ]912 of C. C 'A. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cramer of KiP Press Association, the No~-theascern Feb. 17. school team, McGeorge, who played of her friends and neighbors in Elk- S. The groom is the son of I. K. managh recently'celebrated their gol- Press Asociation, the Superior Press, with Cleary College, err w'ho has land township did not hear of her Reid, living west of Cass City and dc:n wedding. Association and the Michigan Cost I Francis Fox Barber, who has made just retum~ed to Cass City from Ann serious illness nntil after death had has spent a number of years near The Challenge roller mills at Kinde Congress, a print-ors o:ganization, his home with her daughter, Mrs. Arbor, and Kinnaird, who is pl'i~ying released her from. suffering. Cass City. weee destroyed by fire, entailing a A. D. Gallery, of Car.o, was elected Yarshall Snorer, in Novesta town- in excellent form. Ellen Mullen was born in the Icss of nearly $10,000. presidmr5 of the new federation, Fred ~hip, passed away Tuesday, Feb. 17, For the positions of guards, Cuss Township of King, Ontario, on Feb. Gage, Battle Creek, vice president; ~,~= the age of 95 years. City has excellent material in Auten, Henry Ford, senior mere.her of the 18, 1848. In 1856 she moved with Fill FAI SALES J. B. Haskins, Howard City, secretary; Ee was born i~ Canadaand married Bien, Dodge and Townsend. Town- firm of H., G. & H. Ford at North her parents to Greenock, Ont., and ann E. J. 5icCaii, iLit~c~, treXsu, er. 2t the age of .-.°4 Ilis vdfe d%d I1 ~e~.d has bee~ r~f~re-eing mo~t of the, was there married to Thos. Hennes- Will Be Held in This Vicinity Next The first meeting o~ the Michigan years ago and five out of a. family ef high school games in the Thumb and lage Feb. 17. ey on May I, 1876. They reskled Week. editors and printers was held in the n~ne children also preceded the fa- is considered one of the best posted While splitting wood, Roy. Chaun- there until 1880 and then moved to Board of Commerce auditoNum Fri]~,ther in deaih. men in basket b~ll today. He has eey ~,Voo,d of Bad Axe was struck with Nlkland to,reship, locating 1~ miles Four auctions are announced in day afternoon, following a luncheon Mr. Barber became a member of bee~ interested in the game ~, for the a stick, fracturing the jaw bone. He north of Ca~s City. Mrs. Hennesey the Chronicle today for ~ext week. given the newspaper frate~mity by ~orest L4~dge, No. 126, F. & A. M. at last nine years, playing with Adrian will be unable to lecture or p~each resided here until life's journey end- Mrs. Dwight ~lickle will offerJ live the Board of, Commerce. Don C.( ~apac in 1860 and was also a member and Cleary College and, vdth .some of for some time. e~l peacefully Monday e~-ening. stock, implements, household[ goods the fa~.t independent lea~e teams of Seitz, business manager of the New= crf Almont Chapter No. 76. He served Attorneys for Dr. Robert A. Mac- She was the mother of eight chil- and farm at auction next Monday, York World. was the guest of the fed, iL Co. H. 4th Michi~n Infantry and De*~roit. Gregor, hOVe sening a life sentence dren, all of whom with the father March 2, at her farm 2 miles south oration and addressed its opening was honorably discharged after 18 The local team is looking for a big" in Jackson, for the murder of- Cyrel were at the death bed. They are: and ~A mile east of Cass City. Strif- session. Mr. Seitz told of the advan-, months service. He ~s a member bunch of boosters at the game te Sparling, are preparing a petition to Win. C. and Thomas of Pontiac, E~- tier & ~fcCulloagh are the auctim~eers tages to be gained by cooperation, of the West Berlin, church and was night and the indications are that the supreme eou~ for a rmhearing w~d F., John J., Pat and Miss Ger- Particular~ on page 3. they'll net be disappointed. The Boy and told of the experience of New. very active person in the last days of of the case. trude of Detroit and. Dan and Miss On the same day, Bonn.eft Bros., York papers in this respect. He then. his ad;vanced age. Scouts and the High School Fresh- \oh0 ha-~"rented theirfa.n~ ~/~ mile Editor McCarthy bought a new Julia, who, are at home, discussed the new~paper business in: Roy. Stubbs of Deford officiated at men teams are scheduled for the The funera~ tt~vlee~ were held at ~est of Wickware, will have an auc- preliminary game this evening. range recently, and when he had general, a~d the small town ,paper in lthe ~uleral service a~d interment was 'St. Agatha% church at Gageto~=n tion. The large list of horses, cat- started a fire in it one cold morning, particular. Hi~ spe.ech drew much 1 fi~ade in, N0vesta cemetery. ~hlrsday morning and interment was tle, swine and farm machinery ia the thing exploded sending large laughter and applause, t Deceased survived by four chil- made in St. Agatha's cemetery. printed on. page 7. J. R. Turnbull is pieces of steel in all direetkrrm. Fro- Touching on the pa~ a newspaper l dren, Mrs. Wm. Crawford and Mrs. £t, $, Pttlt, the auctioneer zen water pipes ar~ btam:ed for the Andrew McKim, played in the life of this country Mr, iMarshall Snorer, both of Novesta, Jacob inthes intends moving soon Died at His Daughter~ in trouble. The funeral services of Andrew Me- Seitz told of having to face attacks by i Mrs. E. A. Weston of Detroit and Home of to St. Thomas, Ont., where he has Pt. JacOb tt¢ck, a sugar beet grower, Kim were held Wednesday at 2:00 college professors and others who James Barber of Wyandotte, nine Huron. leased a farm of 200 acres and w!;1 living eight miles north of Vassar~ p, m, from the Baptist church and knew so much more about how news-!grandchildren and 33 great grandchil- have an auetfol at his home 2~ George L. Parl~h, a'., died at the was arrested for assault and batter7 ~ interment w&s made in Elk/and ceme- papers should be run than the men dren. miles west of Cass City on Tuesday, on his wife, who is in a seNous cm~,-- tery. home ~f his daughter, Mrs. Steven ~1ar. 3. The list of per, sonal proper- who conduct them. dition. H~e pleaded guilty and was Andrew McKim was born at Brock- MARRIAGE LICENSES, G~ister, 310 Huron St., Pt. H~aron, ty offered for sale~ is prorated on page "I've got one question I always put fined $52.50 or 90 days in jail. He had\ -4II% Ont., June 12, 1859, aid during o~ Sunday, Feb. 15, aged 64 years. 3. Strifflei'r & MeCullough will cry up to an audience," said Mr. Seitz, Leo W. Black, 21. Pairgrove; Made Mr. PatTish was born in Rochester, the money, but took the 90 days. hi~ boyhood days he made his home !'when the n e-wspapers are attacked the :sale. line A. i%%hermel, 19, Akron. Ontaio, May 24, 1849. %Vhen a young Postmaster Francis C. MeEkÜy, one- ..... at various places in Ontario. While by a previous speaker. I ask what dO Wm. Jennings, 3 miles south and ~/. of I,ape¢~r county's best known and at Watford, he was married to Lucy Floyd E. t~eid, 22. Cass City; GraeY~ man, he came to Michigan, settling mile west of Elkton, will have an auc- newspapers print that is worse than: Towles of Warwick to,reship and E. Ball, 21, same. in Sanilac Co. where he has since re- most influential citizens, died at his tion sale o2 farm s Üok and implements what the public does? There isn't one child, "Lucy, now Mrs. Joseph t~oy MeMul]en, 21, Fremont; Phebe "sided. hol'e ip Lapeer alter a~. illness of on Friday, March 6. E. R. Paige is any answer to that. J. Thayer, 18, bapeer county. On Dec. 25, ]_879, he was united in nearty four years from a corn,piea- W:age of Carsonville, was born. Mrs. "Often we reeesive protests! that l the auetio'~eer and particulars are Leroy B. Reynolds, 26, Koylton; marriage to Miss Amelia Ford at St. tion of maladies, dui~g' which it ~s. McKim die~ shortly after this and in there was a ve~:y goad lecture that we given on page 5. Maries, Ontario. To this union six thought a.~ different times the end 1881, Sir. McKim moved to a farm in did not report in full. Our reply is, Philena H. Lance, 22, Royal Oak. children were born, three of whom was near; but he would rally and era. Novesta township where he made his if you want to kp.ow al! about birds. Frank B. Tingtan, 23, Vassar; Ida are living. They are Geo:%e N. of home until two years ago. In Aug- o ,o a natural history, not to the M. Keinah, 22, Oklahoma. joy fair health for a time. LELAII IIWEII IIAI, I Pontiac, Win. E. ~f Ca,qs City, and ust of 1882 he was married to Han- newspaper. The reason th.at we dis- Justus Sl.eeler 25, Reed City; Pearl The Bad Axe ~l'fib-une was the ffrs~ Cragg, 20, Gilfor£ Mrs. Steven Geister, of Pt. Huror~. nah R. I-kawkins, who has been a Talented Impersonator at Cass City miss in a few lines a lecture in the to i~rstatl a Junior linoty~,e in the lovi~ wife and companion to him. H6 also leaves two sisters, Mrs. E. Tl~)amb and this week that progres- Next Friday Evening, art museum, and devote considerable Village Caucus. Dellow, of Theadford, Ont., and ~vlrs. In 1912, Mr. and Mrs. McKim left space to the tipping over of a fire A village caucus for the Village sive ne~spaper is replacing the: Charles Ford, of Em.lnett, Mich., and their farm home a~d purchased a Leland Po~vers, who will be the engine, is that a great many people of Cass City will be held at the coun- Junior with a Model 15 standard line cil rooms on Friday, Feb. 27, at 7:30 three gr&udchi!dren. home in this viKage. During this !ast arA the greatest attraction d saw that overturned fire engine and type the only one in the Thumb., p. m.; standard, at which time the }It. Parrish followed the trade of dame, Mr. McKim has, with his the local lecture course, will appear ]wondered ~h0 the man under it was. eoun~Aes. Gem English, the publish -- followir:g officers will be placed in carpenter for many years and won brother, Elias, eomposed a firm of at the opera house next Friday I Moreover, it has been discovered nomination: Village president, vil- or, believes in keeping his pla~ many friends throughout the coun- live stock dealers, which has made evening, Mar. 6. The strc,ngest tes-ltha t people like to be to!d somghing lage clerk, viltage treasurer, vil- equipped with up-to:date machinery. lage assessmr, and three trustees for try. For several years he has been Cass City much of the trade cen- timonial of Mr. Powers' ability is l about ~hat they are ah-eady some- Miss Mamie \Vi]liamson of, Vagsar two years. Marc Wiekware, Village a sufferer of rheun~atksm, yet always ter that it is and while engaged in the large number of return engage-lwhat familiar with. The paper that is suffering as the result of an ex- Clerk. 2-27-1 bore his afflictions cheerfully., S~nce business here he won many friends ments he has filled at important eour- pays attm~ ion to home things is the plosion. Whle heating a can of May, 1913, he has been confined to by the honesty and integrity of his sea. A: the Brooklyn Institute of Arts paper that i~ most interesting. For sale--Fresh milch cow. En- soup, ga.se~ formed and there was a o. quire of E. Bearup. 2-27-1p his bed most of the time. Gradually dealin~,s. and Sciences, Brooklyn, N. Y., he has "The average man doesn't read loud explosion, pieces of the can failing, he slept peacefully away Sun- flying about and the contents scat- Mr. McKim has been in I~or health been re-engaged 27 times, a{ the Uni- m~re than oue-eighth of the paper. He For Sale. day night at a late hour. foLsome time and last December., he versity of Michigan Star Coarse 18 reads only what interest~ him. Seven new lace curtains. Mrs. T. tered, part flying in her face. She Mr. Parrish has be~n a memlber of u~erwent an operation which seemed times, at Oberlin College, Oberlin, Therefore the paper has to be divided A. Warner. 2-27-10 was seriously burned, but will not be the M. E. church for the past 20 to~aeTp him and he yeas wall along Ohio, 20 times, at Hill School, Patts- into departments for his convenience. permanently disfigur9d as was at Experienced girl wanted for gen- years, through which time he has the road to recovery when a week to,,:n, Pa., 30 times, at the Chautau- "The modern newspaper has first feared. eral housev~orlc Call or phone E. A. le0 a true Christian life. ago Monday he was taken with a se- qua Assem,bly, Chautauqua, N. Y., 33 nothing to apologize for, exeep~ when McGeorge residence 2-27-1 vere pain in~ his side. Dr. ,Luree, a The funeral services were held at Rexall Kidney l>lts, 50c worth for times, etc. the Missior~ church, Grand giver Ave., 50c at Wood's Drug Store. specialist of Ann Arbor, was called Win. Dewitt H'yde, president of Pt. H~aron on Wednesday morning, here Friday and after an examination Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine, We would like to show you the +}+'a* <2* ~-~b. 18. Roy. Bruntage spoke beauti- declared that everything possible had says: "Mr. Powers' rendering of Da- best wagon you cave ever seen. J. A. + LITERARY +"> fu! words of comfort to the sorrowing been done by the local physician. vid Copperfield was most enthusias- CONVULSIONN Caldwell. 9 ones and the remains were taken to Death c~Ime Sunday at 1:45 p. m. af- tically received by the faculty and @ ~y Being a Series of Dementia Hallucinations Reported Semi-Occasionally for the Chron- :> Sandusky, and interred beside those Ice creaa=a and fruits You're sure to ter nearly a week of intense suffer- students of Bowdoin College. His im- Q +**+~ icle by Ernest C. Foster. Copyrighted 1914 by the Fos~r Service. <, of his wife, who died about three 0e pleased with our lines. ~ H,eller's. ing which was borne patiently. perse.nation of character, without the years ago. Besides his wife and daughter, he accessories of scenery and cast, is G°t a U. S. phonograph at Tread- is survived by one brother,~Elias Mc- the quintessence of art. Incidental- gold's Drug Store and provide home 'bonds of matrimony and produce a{i, Lots of new goods and novettie3 at Kim cf this city and four sisters, March. entertainment these long winter ly, through careful selection of senti- 'off-spring that no one recognizes, but Mrs. Parker's. I March. this year, brings the closed nights. All prices. Mrs. Augustus Bergqvist of Prescott, meuts and situations to be represent- which all of us are willing to use in M~s. C. J Hall of Maple Ridge, Mrs. seaso~ on alt frivolity. From begin- ed, =~'Ir. Powers leaves behind valua- vegetable so~ap and declare it wonder- " Farm for Sale. 1 All kinds of custom grinding at, ning to end, the month is under the 60 acres, 4 miles south 3 east. of I David Gould cf Detroit and ~:Irs. %Vm. ble moral inlpressions Which can n,ev- ful. Cuss City Roller Mills. • Eymer of Mangum. These were all bar of Lent, and the lid will be on Cass City. Good house an. d oot". bmld" "1 er be obliteTated." The seventeenth is Irish day, when ings; good well and fences; 45 acres 1 present at the funeral and be~ideS the Tango, Texas Tommy, Bunny Newly Invented Tool. The rowers' date &t Cuss City was lads and fair coleens, do honor m cleared, balanc~ timber, beach and I these, attending lhe funeral from first announced as March 5, but has Hug, and the dozen other modern Will remove carbon from auto en- their patron saint by wearingr bits maple- 60 rods from school and 21 gine. at all stages in 5 minutes. Keeps r~ut of town were Augu.stus Bel%vist been changed (c March 6. ~-"David contortions permitted only in dance good chugches. A bargain if sold Garrick" will be the evening's sub- o e green. And on the twenty-first be- piston sm~tmth and will last a life "and son. David of Prescott, Robert halls. The evening gown is laid soo:.~. Znquire at place. Frank E, time. This tool will be sent to any ject. Seats wiI1 be on sale at Wood's away, the ca'as are out of sight, each gins the verdant season, Spring, but ~(all 2-27-2 Vance, Mrs. \Villiard Lyman Drug Store cn Friday mor~ing.--Adv. address fo.r $1.00 post paid. Guaran- and Miss Heater McKim of Clifford, 'member of the family is gathered ~it ~,ould not be policy to figare on a teed to do all we claim or money re- Horses Wanted. fundes!. Order today. F. Letter & Miss Ora ~'IcKim of Maneelona and The M. E. Ladies Aid will serve home at night. O, wouldn't it be ter-i thing less warm to wear about our Two spans of horses between 5 Co., Elkton, Mich. 2-20-2 ~rs. \V. H. Allan of Lake City a 20-cent supper in the church parlo'~g ribl. if life were always so--no gad-i shins' ov further up the spine, for and 7 years~\old; m~st be sound, cu Wednesday, Mar. 4. All are cor- ding, scandals, gossiping, O, such a l Spring's a fickle maid we know, and 2,800 to 3.000. Wil be in rowan next Glasses Lost--Pair of rimless glas- dially invi~e,d to attend. Fifty per cent off on millinery at world of woe just staying home with; I shaP keep on m~ne. week. E. A ~fcGeorge 2-27-1 ses lost on Third St. Finder pleas~ L. E. Dickinson's. 2-27- The first steam cut-off vah e was leave at Chronicle office. 2-20-2 Get your films developed at Wood's hub and kids, indee.d, 'twcu~d be a l How's your liver? Try \Food's Liv- bore. So hagen, Easter, end of Lent, ~invented March 10, 1849, since which Drug Store. er pills. Farm for Sale; • , time geniuses of all nationalities have Try A. D. S. Cold and Grippe Tab-~ Eighty acres, five miles east of that agony be o'er. !failed in their offer% to apply them lets. They break a cold in 24 hours. Cass City, about 60 acres cleared. Mr. Gifford Coming Next Week! For that cough try Syrup of Red v Treadgold's Drug Store sells them. F. E. Gifford, Toledo, O., optical The first Orover Cleveland was Spruce arid White Pine at Treadgold' Terms reasonabIe. Edward Pinney. bon~ March 18, .1837, since which,it° potticia.ns and afternoon teas. 25c a box. 2-27- s~ecialist, who has examined eyes at Drug Store. Hotel Care. Care, for 17 years, will time about 499,133 more have come Box social at Paul school house, 2 Black Purse Lo~. be at Hotel Care next Tuesday and See the new shirt waists that into being'. When a man' initials are~miles south of Cass City, on, Fri- For Sale. Small black purse co~ntaining" bills Wednesday, March 3 ~na 4 Mr. Gif- )i~. F~i'kei" has foi sale. G. C., no o~e questionq his fuI1]~ay evening, ,v]ar. u. a snor~ pro- ann change lost on -~io~day, Feb. 9, ford is well known in Cass City. t{e rues. old. Jas. Jackson, Cumber. 2- name. W. J. Bryan, too. was born lgram will be given. Every one cor- between Auten's bank arid Crosby's AI parties owing O. Auten on ac- has examined the eyes of 3,000 Tus- 27-2p cola Co. people. His special ground ~iarch, and his tribe is giving that l dially invited. store. Reward for return to C~- count, please call and settle. 2-27-3p by & Son's store. 2-2~ : :~i'. glasses will stop headache, etc. of Cleveland's {race for its money. ! Board and rooms by day er weak. Hay for sale. Mrs. Gee. Land. En- All kinds of custom grinding at quire Residence lots for sale. Fritz & Two cows for sale, due Feb. ].6, The mm~.th claims still another co-!~Vm. Fleenor. 2-27-4p of Anthony Butler 2-20- Cuss City Rdler Mills. Waidley. 10-iT- Rob't. Spur~,eon.o- 1-23- - Mar. 3. lebrity in the person of Luther But'- Barred Rock eggs for saie. San> Two special values in ftF coats. Sa! Vet and Hess Stc~ek food at b~'* +h~ m~n wl~.o ca~ unite sll erdi-~.~i !3h.4e~_ City L~hone 12t !R ]L. ,~'h~ ~.'~ ":n~d coat. See "~^ L P;ftv per off on mi!li~er7 at. desirable- property for sale cent Treadgold's.. They keep your stock Very nat squash and tomato in the holy IS. 2-27-2 Hitchcock. 12-12- L. E. Dickinson's. 2-27- in perfect ~ondition. cheap. See E. MeKim. 12-19- CAS8 CITY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1914. ~AGE UTWO.

KINGSTON. ] John ~Hunter spent Sunday wi~h surprised when a party ofsehoolmates CASS CITY CH~ONiI~CLE. Published Weekly. friends ir~ Clifford. gathered at her home SatUrday 'tz Mr, arid Mrs. George Wallace are, Mrs. Joh~ Curtis of Joneshoro, Ind., celebrate her 13th birthday. The Tri-Ceunty Chronicle ~nd Cass ~ity Ente.~,prise consolidated Apr. 20, spending the week in Detroit. i is visiting her parentS. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Fleming were in Cass City Saturday on bttsiness. 1906, l~y l~eynolds is in l~oyal Oak this, Geo. Veit is not seen much lately. Subscriptioa price--One year, $1. Loren Weeks and family visited at week. i He has the whooiMng cough. Advertising rates made known on the he,me of the former's parents, Mr. ~l>plication. Revival services were stm%ed in i Mrs. Chas. Clark is spending a end Mrs. \Valter Weeks. Entered as second class matter Baptist church Mo,nday evening. R.ev. few days with relatives in Brown.. City Horace \Vinn and Miss Blanch April 27, 1906, at the postoffice at Case City, Michigan, under the Act Sutphen w.itl be assisted by Rev. P. Mr. and Mrs. John Last called on l~dgers were quietly married at De- of Congress of Mar. 3, lg79. S. Shoemaker of the M. E church and old friends in tows one day last weel ford Friday, Feh. 20, by Roy. Stubbs. H. F. LENZNER, Publisher. Rev. MeFarland of Marlette. ; Mr'. and Mrs. John D. MeCaughna 4 ~ cup milk .... I~ 2 teaspoons recited butter THiS FAPE~ REPRESENTED FO(I FG;'(ZIC:; N. Y., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. ao'it~' th~s vicinity. They returned to Clark- Q ~v~ix dry ingredients; add milk and , ADVERTISINGEY T.dE MeKenzie Mrs O'Conor has not been I Oscar Valentine was in town Friday ston Tuesday morning. h~re for 20 years. . Little Jay Clark is~reeoveri~ng from ~or cake, biscuits and pastry~all home baMng~Arisms Rural carriers had a holiday Men- ~he measles. DON'T BE MISLED is the perfect flouv~; Try a sack of Ar,:~toc. Ask youz GENERAL ¢)FFICE~ grocer to send ~t to' you today, ~ NE~,~ YORX AND CHIGAGO day~Washington's birthday. Mr. Nesbitt is ja&itor at the, Cass City Citizens Should Read and Miss Pearl I~ossman is visiting her schoolhouse. ~ Heed This Advice. Eend podia1 for cook book of unusually exceIlent rec~pe~--.~.aH~4 8RANCHE3 :IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIEY ~FPJEtg by The Southwestern IV%lting Con~pan~, Kansas Ctty. I~Ao. ~ ~1 brother in Cruet. ] Ladies' Aid met at the home of :, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Brief of WMteiRoland Bruce this week V~rednesday. GAGETOWN. :. Creek visited their daughter, Mrs. A1- Kidney trouble is dangerous and Margaret H enderso~ an4 brother often, fatal. Clare Purdy of Carp was ,in tow~ fred Burmaster, Saturday. I visited Friday with their sister, Mrs. Don't experiment with something l~st week Thursday. Miss Lily Allen is visiting her ~Geo. McArthur. new and untried. • Miss Bud Phelan went to Detroit sister ir~ New York state. ! A number from here attended the Use a tested kidney remedy. Mrs. \Vm. HammOnd is still in [ Begin with Doan's Kidney Pills. last week Wednesday where she has ~funeral of Andrew McKim \,Vednes- Used in kidney troubles 50 years. Thts Trade Mark on ~very Sack secured employment. Pon,tiac caring for her m~ther who is f£a),. Recommended here and every-

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Comment were ill. Those who are having a s~ell time where. I Mr. and Mrs. G. Ruggles of ~Vhite~this week (mumps) are Dolly Ross, A Cass City citizen's statement called to Anchorville last Thursday forms convincing proof. by the death of an uncle. Creek visited Mr. and Mrs Fred Booth Howard Patch and two of Mr. Clark's It's local testimony~it can be Miss Mettle Babcock and Preston Friday. l children, investigated. Rev. E. Sutphen assisted in the There have been no services at Mrs. B. E. ~mith, Fourth St., Cass Purdy went last week to Old Hickory City, Mich., says: "My back ached North Carolina, to spend the remain- revival services in Wilmot church the- church for two Sundays. The severely for a long time and if I der of the winter. two evenings last week. furnace is being repaired, stooped, it was almost impossible for I Northern Michigan Grown I me to straighten. A relative ad- The Washington-Lincoln programs B. S. Franklin visited relatives in Mr. and Mrs. ~oward Silverthorn vised me to try Dean's Kidney Pills of the ir~termediate and primary room Flint a few days last week. C. E. visited thei~ cousin, Mr. and Mrs. and I did so, procuring a supply at Of the high school were hgld o'n, t Millikin carried the mail dinting Mr. Lyle Spencer. Wood & Co.'s Drug Store. They Thursday and Friday of last week and Frankli~n'~s absence. Mrs. C. Silverthorn left Monday brought me prompt relief." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 were well attended. i Walter Nedry has traded horses. night for Port Huron and Detroit for cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, I SeedBeans i Mr. and Mrs. Sid Tobias dr'eve ov- Now has a racer. Watch out for a visit. New York, sole agents in the United er from Akron last Friday and were him. Mrs. Tor~ Gillies visited Friday States.Remember the name--Doan's and the guests of _the Iatter's siste~-, Mrs. Miss H~azel Jackson received the with her sister a~d brother, Mr. and t~54~~ -Adv_ $ C. A. Palmer, over Sunday. shyer medal at the W. C. T. U. con- ,j, Mrs. R. Kennedy. @ A. miscellaneous shower was given test held at Dayton, Friday eve~ing. Jeanett~ Spencer ,,~as out Bank 5~r. an4 Mrs. Carl ~Vald at the home Wrn. Grunwald of Pontiac visited of l~5______City

of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Beach Friday Mr. and Mrs. L.A. Challis a few days ness. night. Cards and dancing were: the EANS in thispart of the statewere so badly last week Mrs. HO~ard Maleom attended the Established 1882 i amusements of the evening. Num.er- Mrs. Chas. Kilgore of Deford visit- Farmers' Club at John l~etherford's damaged last season from blight and rust, we oas presents were left as tokens of ed her sister, Mrs. Chas. We!yen, B Friday. remembrances. At a late hour the . have purchased a carload of Northern Michi- Friday. Sam Sherk and Howard Retherford 4, crowd dispersed wishing the couple I~arvey Tewksbury, who has been much joy in their married life. I attended the Miekle's funeral last gan Grown Seed Beans. These beans are free Mr. and Mrs. C. Sherman from tw°rking in Detroit, .has ret.uraed week, from rust and blight. Farmers who purchased this Northwest Canada are visiting friends home. ' - Mr. and Mrs...Edd. Spencer, Mr. ' George H. Anklam of Pigeon called and Mrs. Wells Spencer, Mr. and ir this vicinity. They are enjoying a I seed last year got from ten to fiftern bushels more in *.own the last of.the week. we-riding trip and expect to .return ! Mrs. Gee. Spen,cer attended the fu- - George Nightingale is ,still i,n & neral of their cousin, Andrew Oslborn, beans to the acre than those who used home grown west sgon. very serious condition. " ' - at Clifford last week..- : ~l Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Toohey en- seed, in some instances receiving $25to the acre tertained last Wednesday ,eve.ning the Miss Parl Martin, who has been 1 more for their beans than their neighbors who used Knight of Columbus members, their [ vi,siting her parental home here for .WEST GRANT. wives and other friends at a prx)gr~es- several days, returned to Oxford Fri- $ home grown seed° day. John Ashmore, sr., is very sick $ slve euchre party. After the g~ame The sins of the fathers fall upon the bean crop. had been played for a while, the hos- L. A. Heineman was numbered with ~ith neuralgia of the heart. $ tess announced supper an d the pmizes the sick last week. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wallace spent as well as the human family, andthe only way to were given out Mrs. M. P..Freeman, Several of the friends of Walter E.SundaYI~.artsell.with their daughter, Mrs. C. AnOther lot of Banks l and Mrs. C P. Hunter drawing for Oamlnage gathered st his home raise beans free from blight and rust is to secure first prize, Mrs. Freeman winning; Thursday evening. Games and nmsic Miss Fern Cooley left last week for the children. outside seed grown on sandy land, free from dis- Z,L P. Freeman and Dan McCarthy w:ere furnished. All report an enjoy- for Detroit for the spring millinery drawing for g:entlemen's prize, Mr. able time. t~e. SAFETY DEPOSIT eases that have gotten in our home crop the past Freeman winning. The con.solatfon Mrs. Joe Cross and daughter, Bes- 1 C. E. Lar,son spent a few days last 1 sie, called on Mrs. Roy Stafford Tues- BOXES FOR RENT. few Seasons. Let us have your orders early. Sam- was awarded to Mrs. E. Del}ar~ and week in, Detroit. Ray Toohey. All proceeded to the day afternoon. L. J. Miller of Marlette was a Sat- Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Ricker attend-Money pie can be seen at our office. ÷, dini~tg room where all d~d justice to to loan upon real estate , Urday caller in town. the gorgeous spread. The company ed the banquet of the O. E. S. at mortgages. Mrs. E. \V.. Thomas of Bay City lef~ at an early m~orning hour after Gagetown Thursday evening. visited her daughter, Mrs. %Vm. Shel- enjoyinng themselves immensely. Edgar \Vood spent Sunday at the I.B. AUTEN, Prop. ling, last w.eek. Sirs. John Monroe entertained the Fred Carson home. G.A. TINDAL~, .~I. B. ~UTEN, e Farm Produce Co, Burton Elliott is c~>. the sick list. Mrs. Morris and little daughter of Cashier. Asst. Cashier. i Th ladies of the Thimble Club at her A. \Valdie is acting as mail carrier Owendale sport* a few days with home last Thursday evening'. The t L F. E:KELSEY".~.,. during the illness cf Mr. Elliott. Mrs. John I~icker last week. [ evening• was dedicated to the Scotch Miss Bessie Cro~s was a ] [ poet, Bobby Burns, the hostes~ think- Ira Rock visited relatives in Deford Cnss City caller Tuesday. ~ ing that the ladies had done enough ever Sunday. A dancing party was held at the sewing- and fancy work for one eve- Mrs. H. Farrell is spendi~g a home of Anthony ~Veiler Monday ning, passed leaflets containing a couple of weeks with her daughter in evening. A large crowd was pros- .~ quotation from the author of the Marlette. ent and all enjoyed them seh'es..___,~..~,~=~.~'~ 1~i~ evening and a piece of heather, a Mrs. is Path Michel of Metamora Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ricker visit- ~~~)f flower of Scotland. Booklets were visiting at the home of her parents, ed Mr. Mrs. Jethro Ross at Detroit and Huron Railway given in which was a guessing con- Mr. and Mrs. %V. S. Nightingale test pe,!ai~ing to household articles. O~endale Monday. A Dr Simenton of Marlette was a Mrs. John Finkle and son, Joe, of & sumpLuous luncheon was served caller in town on Monday. Northwestern Canada are visiting consisting of chicken sandwiches, Win. Ross transacted business in friends and-old neighboi's berne. pickles, olives, tea, coffee, Scotch New Line \Vilmot Monday. Mrs. Seward Cooley spent Tuesday cookies, currant loaf, hermits, white afternoon with Mrs. John Ricker. cake and maple frappe. Mrs, Geo. Postmaster Ross was sick wlth la- Between Monroe w.as the invited guest. grippe last week. Rev. and Mrs. E. Sutphen, Mrs. L SHABBONA. Make your dollars give you full Hill and Mrs. Cba.s. Hill visited Mr. Cass Cityand Bad Axe service~buy all that it is possible for and Mrs. Jas McCormick at \Vilmot Mrs. Henry Phillips visited her par- HAVE YOU EVER TRIED them to buy as the dollars of ad on Thursday. ental home in Marlette this week. C. D. Striffler and Win. Murphy of POCAHONTAS COAL readers do,! Thorn,as Clark has got to have an Operating passenger and freight ser- cass City were business callers last In your furnace The Chronicle, one year, $1.00. operation for appendicitis in-the near vice between Cass City and Bad Axe. future. week. [ A few of the young people attend- Through double daily except Sunday pas- ! Henry Corlis and Geo. Vorh,es were Carp callers Saturday. e dance a* Snorer Friday eve- NOHoldsgaS.tireIt'Swell.Clean'HighL°Win heatin ash. senger service from Cass City to Bad Axe, making close connections with P., O. & N. Mrs. Sadie Thom,pson and childreu ning. quality. of Flint are Spending a few days with Walter, Roy, Margaret and Mamie trains at Cass City. the form6r's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Corgill of Burnside visited their 1-he [xchan0e Bank !grandparents, Mr. ~and Mrs. J. A. The ash pile tells the t~le. D. & H. TIME CARD 0I [. It. Pinney &, S0n Win. Everett. ~McDonald, and other ]Mends. Ask us ~bout it. Com. B. H. McCom,b of Carp and li Mrs. M. J. Ehlers and baby visited Lv. Cass City for Bad Axe ...... 11:25 a. m. 8:00 p. m. Capital and Surplus $50,000 : Miss Betsy I" Skinner~efCIi°" b°:h'thelatterparteftheweekw:ithrel- At tn~etell's Ar. at Cass City from Bad Axe ..... 7:07 a. m. 3:10 p. m. teachers of the I(Lngstcu school until atwes in Decker. a slmrt time axo, were quietly marriec~ The Ladies' Aid of the L. D. S. C. E. WAGER, Ticket Agent. Pays at the home of the bride's father, church met with Mrs. Erwin Harri- L. L. Skinner, near Clio, on Thurs-'ma n at Snorer last Thursday. Jas. Coal Yard. % ;day, Feb. 19. Roy. C. E Hill of Sag- Pangman took a sleigh load from , _ ...... i inaw performed the ceremony. Mr. here. - ...... --- ~and Mrs. McComb will be at home to Mts. Ed. Phetteplace and son, ,4DDREsED TO WOMEN i their friends after March first in Ca- OaMey, spent part of last week with 4 IS YOURS _& ro. Ifriends in Cass City. Mr. Phette- BETSOIT,SAY CITY I The 5 months old child of Mr. and place spent Sunday there. They re- Mrs. Frank I-rill quietly passe4 away turned home with him. & WESTESN R [1 Case of "Nerves T" cp Sunday after a short illness cf The M. E. Ladies, Aid will meec ' ' Hot flashes, dizziness, fainting spells, backache, headache, nine hours with pneumonia. Funeral next Tuesday with Mrs. Henry Phii- " The Thumb Count-v Short Line." bearing-down pains, nervousness--all are symptoms of irregularity was heid at the house Tuesday after- l'ps March 3. TIMETABLE--Effee~Dee. 31,1913 and female disturbances and are not beyond relief. noon, Rev. Sutphen officiating. Inter- Eas~ bound a.m. p.m. Ploney to ment was made in Kingston cemeter5 NOVEsTA CORNERS. iv. Bay City ..... 6:05 4:00 Pieree's-'-" Favorite Prescription Rev. E. Sutphen, recently reeeive~ " Akron ...... 6:45 4:40 ~ that of a famous pt~ysieian unusually experienced " Carp ...... ,:05 5:00 n the treating of women's peculiar aihnents. For l.,oan a card from A. B. Payne, who is Wm. Barber died at the home of At. Wilmot ..... 7:25 5.20 forty years it has been recommended to suffering spending the winter in Florida.. He his daughter, Mrs. Marshall Snorer, West bound a.m. p.m. womankind. Thousands of women can bear witness to its beneficial qualities. Perhaps its aid is all that | 011 writes" "I am enjoying myself and February 17, at the age of 93 years. Lv. Wilmo~ ...... 8:35 6:12 is required to restore to you perfect health and strength. f~!ilq~2 f!~ You can see I am by Funeral was held from residence, Ar. Care ...... 8:55 6:30 Now is the time to act, write Dr. R. V. Pierce's, Buffalo. looking a~ picture on other side of ~ev. Stubbs of Deford officiating, and " Akron ...... 3:17 6:50 lr AI~ NOW CURED MRS. DOMINIC I~ODGERS, of San Francisco, Calif., writes : c.ard." No one recognized Mr. Payne interment was made in Novesta ceme-! " B~y City...10:00 7:35 "I take pleasure in recommending your wonderful remedies, and wish to say in behalf of your 'Favorite Prescription' and 'Golden I Real Estate Mortgage~- in picture but think perhaps his youth- tory. l Connecting a~ Akron with P. M. Medical Discovery' that through their use I am now cured of the • [ ira.ins north a.ndsoath. A~ Bay City various troubles that a woman is heir to. These r~medies cured fU! looks and dark co,mplexion is Julius Wentworth and Fred Palma- withSi. C. R. R. and D. & 3[. R. R. me when others failed and I therefore resolve to. take no other. and Approved Notes cau~:ed by warm climate. We wonder leer are visiting relatives in Dryden for all pointsnorth and wesr. I thank you for your advice." YOUR D.RUGGXST tAIlS SUPPLY YOU | if he will turn white again, whorl he and Detroit. ,[ C.S. Rwrau.:. G. P. A. Bay City ~s. RO~GERS Ii ...... ]~]xr i l[rff LI~UI[!~ OR TdkBL~T FORM k - 1 CASS CITY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1914. PAGE TH, REE.

SCHOOL NOTES. Julia I~oelzle to Ludwig Pretzer, e ooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o ...... bfi of w ~ of nw ~ section 1 Colum- o WHILE IN CARO s.TOP AT o ._ ..... ,~. Exams this week. 'bia, $5,000. % o HOTE;L ~IECOR o Who threw that rubber? Nobody, t ~abert Hanna to Lloyd Hanna et aI @ o @ guess. L i::'7¢ ~/~ of nw ~,4 section 13, Indian: o Meals 25 cents $1.00 per day. o° o o @ Mr. E~"Mr. T,, what property cf .iclds, $i. o DAVID SECOR, Pro, prietor. lan%pblaek makes At useful in making E,mery D. Cook to Joseph Storm, o / 4. oo0ooooooo0ooooooo0oooooo °o ÷ printer's ink." J. T..~"The black.' io2 8 bik. 1 Cook's subdivision to vil- The football team had their pie- .~age of Akron, $175. ÷ .tares taken Friday afternoon. Note Lena Lowell to James Spears, w 4. 4. lhe pleased expression on some of, 2,-3 it. of lot 4, blk. I, village of Mil- Dircc c:r? ,v'!~ 4. ,their faces. " lington, $800. 4. The cc,nce:i given by 'Prof. Veatch .Frank E. Nichols and wife to Ru- O. H. HA'(S, M. D., and a~si~t::n~ o~ Aima (%i!ege, ~-~;~p~; ;,,c,- ;<-:, a~d ~.,,~ ~,: L~ ~d" v. L',~ ~;f lays: Wednesdays, i0 a. m. ~o ;; p der auspices of the senior class was i s~ ~/i section tl, Millinglon, $i,00;). ,a. Saturdays, 1 to 5 p. rn. 4. very gcod, but ended with the Martha M. Gam:ble to Barney N. 4. ueniors in the hole, due mostly to' Perry, ne ~ Of n,v~ ¼ and nw ¼ of DR. M. M. WICKWARE, Striffler & McCullough, Auctioneers lack of er~thusiasm and lack of sup- ne ~ section 33 Elmwood, $1600. Physician and Surgeon. Offic~ :. • .port by the other; but thej~ appreeiat~ Ernest Luther and wife to Jacob Pritz Block, over Melion's Candy ~¢ore. Residence two blocks south 4, :that which wa~given. \Vehn e ~/2 of se }4 :section 21, Ak- 4, )f Cootes' hardware store on, Seegar 4. The Elkton basket bail team played ron, $3,000. ~t., east side. Office days: Wednes 4, ',the Cass City teams oll Cass City Charles W. Stacy and wife to Mike lays, 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Saturdays, .On account of moving away the Undersigned •ground. The Etkton girls got the Schwindl, w ~§ of so ~/i section 31 Ak- l to 5p. m. 4. big end of the ,score .of 10-9 and the ron, $5,000. will sell at auction on the farm miles west of Cass City boys heat Elkton to the Willis B. \ Morrow and wife to P. A. Sch~nck, D. D. S., Dentist. tune of 29-20. The gate receipts were Charles D. Fillmore and wife, pt Twp Cass City, on 4. of Akrou, $4500. Graduate of the University of, Mich 4. :the 3argest ever taken in at any gun. Office over IVilsey & Cath game and helped the !condition of John McNab and wife to Joseph -art's store, Cass City, Mich. 4. finances of the Athletic Associatim~ Trudean and wife, pt Twp of Elm- 4. wonderfully. A large crowd of boosters wood, $1. DENTISTRY. Leonard J. Bell and wife to; Joseph Tuesday, March 3 4. I. A. Fritz, Resident Dentist. w~re out both from town and high 4* school for which the school is very Belt, e 1/./_, .of n ~ of s ~ of ne ~/i Office over Treadgold's dm~g store 4, AT ONE O'CLOCK SHARP: 4, ;thankful. and s ~ of s ~,/~ of ne ~/~ section 15 ~e solicit your patronage when iz .teed of dental work. Mr. E. (Chemistry)~"Mr. C., what Akron, $1500. Horse 7 yrs. old wt. 1400 Henry D. Sheldon and wife to Olive Miller bean puller new Set heavy, harness :is the color ,of iodine vapor." L. C. A. J. Knapp, Funeral Director L.. Phelps, ne ~,4 of-section 19 Kings- Horse 13 yrs. old wt. 1350 ~"A small violet hue." tnd Licensed Embalmer. Mrs. New cutter Single harness Mr. K (Am. H.)~"Please be care- ton, $L600.. ,.~aapp, Lady Assistant with License. Mare II yrs. old wt. 1400 Parker plow new Fanning mill, ful how you come dowrt those stairs, I. B. Auten and wife to Aaron B. ~tght and day calls receive promp? ~tteation. Both phones. Grey mare 3 yrs. old, broke, wt 1100 Oliver chilled plow No. 98 'they fairly shook this time." H.L. Parmelee and wife pt village of ~"Yes, we'll all come down together Cuss City, $2400. Roan horse 3 yrs. old wt. 1250 Spring tooth harrow H. P. LEE, some of these days." Undertaker Gray cow 7 yrs. old, new milch ~d Funeral Director, Cass City, Spike tooth harrow e The freshmen and sophomores gave ~ ELMWOOD. .~ich. Calls answered day or night. Spotted cow 5 yrs. old due March 20 American two-horse cultivator ,~ farewell party to Miss Vera Bard- Phone No. 15. Mrs. H. P. Lee, Li- well Monday evening as she is leav- Frank Right is moving on Mr.s cense No. 1351. Red cow 10 yrs. old due Nov. 1 2 one-horse cultivators Scalding barrei~ ! ing for her new home in Elkton. Charles T~rner's farm. Spotted cow 7 yrs. old due June 10 Grindstone, scythe and snath, hoes, shovels Adelaide Wallace is o~. the sick Mi,~s Edith Burse is quKe ill with W. S. COSSAIRT :list this ~eek. • lagrippe. Physician and Surgeon Holstein heifer 2 yrs. old due May i0' spades, corn planters and forks Shoemaker has quit high school. Decker, Michigan 4, Mrs. Anna Wolf, who is visiting Spotted heifer 2 yrs. Did 130 ft. rA in. hay rope and set rope slings,, 4" The chapel exercises Monday morn- her brother in Virginia, is expected 2 last spring calves Pair ducks 3 pulleys ing given by the juniors were excep- to return home Mar. ]. FORECLOSURE SALE. ! tionally good. Mkss PalmateeY gave 60 Leghorn and Rock chickens, 3 roosters Mrs. John Brock is confined to Default having been made in the Spring seat 3 ladders 23. ft., 16: ft.~ 8; f.k ':two readings andMiss Finkbeinerac- payment of money due for interest th.e house with a bad case of mumps. qp John Deere hay loader, new 5 tons mixed hay ,¢ompanied by Miss DeWitt rendered on and secured by a mortgage dated Wallace Morse called on his sister, several solos, the German seng~ ~ es- the seventeenth day of February, $ Deering binder nearly new 300 bu. oats Quantity ~f corn Mrs. T. G. \Vood, Tuesday. 1909, made and executed by Amasa l pecially were well liked; also "Solo- Coon and Augusta. Coon, his wife, to Osborne mower, nearly new 10 barrel galvanized tank, new men Levi '} and "America" were sung Mrs. Manville Adam, a former res- Charles ~Atexander, and recorded in by the whole schcol with lusty voices ident of Elm~od, died at the home the Register of Deeds' office, for the Hay rake Wagon 3 in. tires 3 sets of whiffletrees and eveners County of Tuscola, Michigan, in Li- Miss P. found out on,e thing, ~ieh of her daughter, Mrs. Gee. Johnson, Set heavy sleighs Gravel box Boss washing machine aL AIFena. Funeral services were ber 127 of Mortgages on page 181, on was, that not a copy of the national the 12th. day of January, 1910, that Box and rack Top buggy Quantity of potatoes song "America" was in the school. O, held \~ednesday at the Stlnshine M. under the conditions of said mort- yes! she didn't know there was a E. church. Interment was made in gag e and by reason of said default the whole sum secured by said mort- ~Bible anywhere in high school either. South Elm!wood cemetery. gage has become due at this date , TERMS: All sums of $5 and under, Cash; over that amount 9 months' time i Miss F. (Trig.)~"How many prob~ Gee. Seeley and Miss Mac Ewald' and there is claimed to be due at :lores did you get Mr. Y." Yank--"Aw w~re united in marriage at the tmme the date of this notice the sum of on good approved endorsed notes bearing 7 per cent. interest° love 'em." of Rev. Hayward at Cuss City Fri- Four Thousand Eight Hundred Eigh- The work on the annual i,s progres- day, Feb. 20. The young .couple will ty-three Dollars and seven cents" Now therefore notice is hereby giv- make their future home in Adrian, sing fine. All tkh_e seniors ar~ hustling en, that said mortgage will be fore- :and the other classes are lending a where Mr. See ley is employed. closed by a sale of the mortgaged premises, at public auction or yen- Jacob A thes, Prop, ! helping hand in man,y ways. LitHe Alice Seeley is slowly re- due, to the highest bidder, at the Prof. Veatch of Aln~a gave a talk covering from an attack of pnueu- front door of the court hmtse, in the go the student body on Japan Thurs- ;.%'..0lli&. Village of Care, in Tuscola County, .day morning. Michigan, or~ Monday, the sixth day of April, ]914, at one o,clock in the o O000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 afternoon of said day. o ¢ 0 0 REAL ESTATE TRA9S;FERS. LOIAL WOMEN AGREE The said mortgaged premises are o 0 described in said mortgage substan- o 0 tially as follows, the South Half of the o 0 Charles F. K~owles and wife to ! WITH STAGEBEAUTIES 0 Of M! yeomen in the worM, probabty those So,uth West Quarter, the North East o 0 .David Gray and wife, lot 7, blk. 1, Quarter of the South VVest Quarter. o on the s~ag~ are most particular about thei~ 0 all of that part of the North West o 0 Seed's addition to village of Cuss personM appearance, and especially in the 0 0ity, $1. care of the hair; and when such Ieading Quarter of the South. West Quarter, o° 0 stage beauties as Ethel Barrymore, Elsie lying and being on the East side o 0 David Gray and wife to I>ugald Dun- of the State l%oad, running North- o 0 Ferguson, Natalie Alt. Louise Dresser, Rose o 0 .'arisen, nw ¼ of ne ~ and ne a~ of Cogk[an, Laureate Taylor and many others easterly and Southwesterly through o 0 aw ~ section 9 Kingston, $1. are so enthusiastic about Harmony Hair said description, all of the above o 0 described lands being iu Section o 0 Adelaide Banghart to Marvel H. Beautifier as to write in praise of it, that 0 Thirteen, also the South East Qnar- o 0 Ogden and wife, lots 6, 7, 12 and 13, is certainly evidence that it does just what they say it. does that is, beautifies the ter of the South East Quarter of o 0 blk. 66, VVm. Johnsor~'a addition to Section Foiu'teen, all of said prom- o 0 hair. There are many women right in this o 0 -village of Vassar, $1. town, and men, ~oo, who regard it as indi,~- ises being in the Township of Elm- o 0 wood, County of Tuscola and State o 0 Frank Kuehn and wife to Cyrille pensable, because it makes the hair glossier and more silky, easier to dress and make of Michigan and being in Towrrtship o Vausteen Kiste, w //.2 of se ¼ sec- stay in place. Sprinkle a little on your hub Number Fourteen, North Range Ten o St r iffl er an d M c C u 11ou gh , A uctioneers' Doo lion 33 Akron, $6300. each time before brushing it. Contains no East; the said premises will be sold o o Dugald Duncanson to Charles F. oil; will nog change color of hair, no~ as aforesaid to satisfy the amount due o o upon said mortgage and the costs of o o Kaowles and wife, e z~ of e ~ of sw darken gray hair. 0 o To keep hair and scalp dandruff-free ann foreclosure. O o ~/~ and sw %~ of se ¼ section 1 El- Dated this 8th day of Jan., 1914. O o clean, use Harmony Shampoo. This pure O On account of the death of my husband I will o .tin, ton, $1. liquid shampoo gives an instantaneous rich CHARLES ALEXANDER, O o Charle,s F. Knowles and wife to lather that immediatelypenetrates to every Brooker & Corkins, Mortgagee. o o Attorneys for Mortgagee. sell the following list at auct " o.,N on my farm two o Jan~es D. Brdoker, e ~ of e ~ of sw part of hair and scalp, insuring a quick, thor- o o ough cleansing. Washed off just as quickly, Business Address, Cuss City, Mich- o o and sw ¼ of sw ¼ of se ¼ sec- the entire operation takes only a few mo- igan. 1-9-13 miles south and mile east of Cass City, on o o o ,tion 1 Ellington, $1 ments. Contains nothing that can harm the o o Phebe Day Trotter- to Martha L. hair; leaves no harshness or stickiness. o o Both preparations come in odd-shaped, o o Cottrell, lot 13 blk. 5, village of vas- How's This? o o very ornamental bottles, with sprinlder o o :sar, $1. tops. Harmony Hair Beautifier, $1.00. W'e offer One Hundred Dollars Re- o MONDAY, MARCH 2 o o Wm. A. H~ggs and Wife to Emory Harmony Shampoo, 50e. Both guaranteed ward for any case of Catarrh that o o o Jones and wife, ne ¼ of ne ~/i section to satisfy you in every way, or your money cannot be Cured by Hall's Catarrh o , AT ONE O'CLOCK SHARP: o o back. Sold only at the more than 7,000 Cure. o 27 A/mer, $3500. RexaU Stores, and in this town only by us. o o David K. Schirmer and wife to Ed- t~. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. o o L. I. Wood & Co., Cass City.~Adv. ~e, the undersigned, have known F. J. Bay mare in foal 5 yrs. old wt. 1200 Deering mowing machine o win W.. Hover, nw ~ of sw ~/~ see- Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe o o him perfectly honorable in all business Aged mare wt. 900 Spring tooth harrow o Lion 14 E]lin, gton, $1400. transactions and financially able to carry o o A. Frutchey et al to Carrie Hart- THEWORLDS 6REATEST SEWIN6 MACHINE out any obligations made by his firm. o Gelding colt 4 yrs. old wt. 1300 Shovels Crowbar o NATIONAL BANK OF C0M~MERCE, o wick, lot 3 blk. E, village of Deford, o o h =LIGHT RUNNING Toledo, O. Bay colt 4 yrs. old wt. 1100 Barrel of cider o ~250. o Catarrh Cure is taken internally, o Hall's .o En~a.nuel Staley to Henry Petiprin, acting directly upon the blood and mu- o Roan cow 7 yrs. old due May 1 ,.,. . cous surfaces of ~}he system. Testimonials o o N 20 A of ne ~ of se ~/i section 32 sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold Redcow 7 yrs. old due May 1 HOUSEHOLD GOODS o Columbia, $1300. by all Druggists. • -o T~ke H~II's Pills for constipation. o o Steadman A. Dickinson and ,wife F~mily Red cow 7 yrs. old due March 20 Soft Coal heater Oil stove o g o ;o Congregation Lutheran Church, Yearling heifer Steel range : o o o pt village of Unio~ville, $1400. o O. I. C. brood sow 18 mos. old o I-Ienry Parker and wife to Matilda glHEgg~A ~'~O 8U~ Book case and Writing desk ~ o SHOULD USE o o A. Rogers, n~/~ of sw ¼ section 28 O. Io C. boar 5 mos. old Center table o o o iD]lington, $60. o Set double harness Number of bedsl springs and mattresses o Ralph D., Lewis and wife to jc~ o o o seph B. Gage, pt Twp of Novesta, Set single harness Carpets o o .$300. Top buggy top ~H Iopm s ot o Rugs and curtains o John W. Bush and wife to Wn~. B. o o Portland cu~er Picture frames ¢3 Perry, lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 blk. 7, o o to Wide tire wagon Leather couch [-hmton's addition village of vas- o -~ar, $i. Hay rack Whiffletrees Dishes Lamps ..... Albert Smith to Mark Parker, lot o 15, blk. 28 Village of Vassar. $I. o Parker plow Neckyoke All household goods o James Spears to Orlie S. Dennis, o o .~t Tvcp of Arbela $I. o FARM FOR SALE--SMALL PAYMENT DOWN IF DESIRED. John Hifner and wife to D. J. o o E'var~s, jr., nw ~/~ of sw ~ section 32 If you want either a Vibrating Shuttle, Rotary O Arbela, $1. ~huttle or a Single Thread [Chain ~titch] O Carrie Wright Eaven to William Sewing Machine write to TERMS All sums of $5 and under, cash; over that amount, 9 months' time on good O STeP THE PA|N~ O Eckfeld, lot 7, blk. 1, village of Unio~ THE REW HOME SEWIHO ~IACHIRE GOMPAH'f approved endorsed notes with interest at 7 per cent. O OPanfle, Mass. O vitle, $I. Many sewing machines are made to sell regardless o| O quality, but the ~ew ~[~l~le is made to wean O" William Eckfeld and wife to Gott- O Our guaranty never runs out. leib H. Kaven and wife, lot 7, blk. 1, O Sold by authorized dealers only= O village of Unionville, $1. FOR SALE BY Firs. Dwight Hicl le, Prop. O John T. Atkins to Win. H. Atkins, G. D. 8TRIFFLER, AGKNT, 6AMPIJI[ •S-DROPS 'p FREE ON REQUEST EDWARD PINNEY, Clerk. O $~nson Rheumatic Cure Co,~ O ~p+ village of Vassar, $I. CASS CITY, MICH. 1~z61~ ~Y. L~o St,. CHiC,AGO O O00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000g CASS CiTY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 19~4. PAGE FOUR. • .. . , , ...... ' ~ -:' ..,~, IIIII U" II1]11' I T II '1 [ I I ' I '" i iq, ii, ii ~ ~ ii LOCAL ITEMS. xViliiam Simmet of Carson City is visitmg at the home of J. H. Strif- 0 Village caucus tonight. tier. I An Honest Guarantee I Andrew, Edgerton is ve':y ill at /~liss Pearl Rushlo is employed :his w~-iting. as operator at the Moore Telephone ex, You have no reason t.o doub,, no reason Io hesitate t + UF @ Mr. and Mrs. Simeou-Bardwell were Office. @ 0 New Wall 1 in t, he f~me of biffs honesb callers in Elkton Monday. Miss Mar~c,, Reed went to Caro ,g @ • .IoseI~h Flutehey was in Owosso Thursday to visit friends for a <>few @ Honey-Back Offe days. ,> on business Monday and, Tuesday. .Paper @ No matter what, your experience with may other remedies S:aql~ y Walden visited friends in Fred Buehrley visited at the home eb @ may have been-no tn~t, ter whether we know you or not, you Argyle from Thursday to Sunday. o£ BulSon Elliott at King-ston over iN + @ Sunday. i ;.*:, eb always have the assurance whenever you buy one of the famous John A. Sandham was a visitor in Miss Bernice Kotb began her work ~ is arriving and we are busy this week taking care of eb i '° Kexail e edieS day. at E. L. 31Zdd!oton's Candy Land ~ iL We are firing up several good remnants to make Wednesday. i5 U~at ir iL does not, give you satisfa.otion, the money you paid rot G. F. Perkins is visitinng at tho [~ room for new stock, and. if you can use any of these, Miss Anna Pettit, who has been i~ l: it will be paid bark to you immediately upon your asking for it. home of his son, Ja~. Perkins, at Ar- employed at the State Hospital at i ~ it will pay you to drop in and see them at once. Nothing ran be more l'a~r than ~his, nothing can go any further gyle. Pontiac, returned home Thursday. ~ " They will go for to prove our sincerity and our faith in "REXALL REMEDIEd." Miss Madeleine Auten is spending the w.eek with Miss Rub), Taggett in Mr. and Mrs, Frank Maxfield st~rt- @ @ We kno{v what they are made of -that they are made of @ Caro. eg Tuesday for Seattle Wash., !{~ @ the very purest ingredients possible to obtain, and ~hey are ecru- whe#-e they expect to make their'@ eb Mrs. Joseph Ycung of Grant was a @ pounded with the u~most rare and skill from formulas that have home. j ¢,, LESS THAN caller at the home of A. T. Craft Sat- @ urdsy. Mr. m!d Mrs. ]3. C. Hanks, who @ have been at Detroit came Monday Mrs. %,V. R. Frazer of Davison is - COST ¢o v/sit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. *~ [he guest of her sister, Mrs. E. \V. Fred Lew&. g* Jones, this week. Mrs. ~V. D. StrifUer and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Frutchey en- ~ and all will contain enough paper for one or more ¢, tertai>cd a number of relatives Sat- Wilton, visited relatives at Caro Fri- urd.ay in honor of Mrs. James Good- ' g* rooms. Come in and see the new stock as well. AI- day and Saturday. 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 eu's birthday., i~ ways glad to show it. {{_ o Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sehmidt and o Mr and Mrs.• Bei~ V~orksr a~d ~ son ~ o daughter: Evelyn, visited friends near of Portland," Oregon," were guests at ~~21~ . o Argyle "Wednesday. o the home of Mr. and Mrs. James ~ "ff'[r~[17~F~'~r~§ ~!~[ ~ ~l~l~ ~'W~t%~I~ o of Ahnont o Glasses Miss Ethel Tanner was' G~ eenleaf Tuesday o the p'ues* of her cousin, Miss Eva o Charles Miekte o~ Amherstburg, '~ ' o Masters over Sunday, o Are Ont., and Thomas Miekle of Ridge-'~ " g~SS (;IIY $ o Misses Alice Bentley and Dorothy o town, Ont., r~urned home Monday af- ~ {} o Tindale visited at the former's; home ter spend"ing a few days here. ~@~:*g~@@~g~@@¢~.~¢g~@4~9~*g~~~~~~~ o in Deford. over Sunday. o Becoming, Mrs. Nellie Fritz of Port Huron and o The subjee~ for the Christian Sci- o Mec. George Hodges of Toronto, who o ence meeting on Thursday evening 7 ...... ]=_~ ...... ~...... =% o hare been visiting relatives here re- ~ o will be "Christ Jesus." turned to their homes Thursday. j o If they are o John and Miss Catherine Fisher of Mrs. Henry L. Chaffer, who has o properly adjusted Akron visited at tale home of G. W. ' o z c,l,azg: £:~ the ~ ...... ~ be>ca visiting her parents. Mr. and o Seed a few flays this weeK. oe.ey ,:n o pasted cud ot~er /ens,:s rAth teg!y to the features. Mrs. L. E. Karr, for a few weeks, re- o 14cam Burse had a severe attack turned Lo her home at. Detroit Thurs- o ,earns to tar clear Kryptak /ense~, o of paralysis Sunday and is in very day. o poor health at this writing. o L. D. Kellerman and Clarence o THEY ARE COMFORTABLE George MeCrea and son, Francis, of Corn Sta ks o Kaercher of Elkton attended the bus- o If they are so fitted that they cannot fall off--or Ow, endale were callers at the home ket ball game here Friday evening" o o feel as if they were going to. of Mrs. Emily Orr, Friday. and were guests at the home of E. o o Mr. and Mrs. G. A Tindale enter- W. Kaercher Saturday. Left on the fieId •your corn stalks are a nuisance; o ranted the Five Hundred Club at o THEY ARE A NECESSITY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Striffler and useA as ordinary todder and then thrown upon the o t!.eir home Monday evening. daughter, Luella Irene, of Deford and o It reading or sewing causes eye pains, or if the made o Mrs. 1~31eanor Bader e~r~ertained- the Mr. and Mrs. Jam:es Gooden e.f De- manure pile, they are not worth the handling; o print blurs or the letters run together. o Owl Club Saturday evening at a troit were guests at the home' ~f Jo- into, good, sweet silage they will make reaI money for o seph Frutehey over Sunday. o We consider ALL the points that give quick and George Washington luncheon. you. o The Farmers' Club met with Mr. o lasting relief. Miss Marie Brcoker returned to o Ann Arbor Wednesday after spend- and Mrs. 3oseph BenkelmaI~ T~rs- o o ing a few days at her home here. day evening. Among the interesting o things w~ich the social hour brought, A SAO|NAW SILO o Mrs. T. A. Sandham returned Sat- o was a paper on "Government Own- o A. H. HIGGINS, urday from Detroit and is making her o home with her son, 5. A. Sandham. ership" by Mrs. F. J. Sash, who wa's i will pay for itself in a short time. After that, all you o a guest at the C~.ub.. o JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST Mrs. Thomas Colwell and son, Ray, get out of your corn stalks will be clear profit. The o 3. H. Wood writes the Chronicle o spent the week end at the home of o f;om Axta.heim, Califcrnia: "'We ex--! Saginaw All-Steel Door Frame, the Air Tight Doors, o Mr. and Mrs. Claud Shaw aL Decker, O0000000000000000000000000000000000OO00000000000000 pert to start for he,~r~e on Mar. 2 and the Combination Door Fastner and Ladder, the Inner George M, Davis of Detroit and wii. take about two 'weeks before we Anchor, t~e Base Anchor, the Spline-Dowel and ~he Miss Lydia Mclnnes spen~ Sundayi,at reach Cuss City. We will stop ov- the of Davis at Hay herr.~ Henry er at several cities en.rcute and will Angle Steel Rib are some of the points of superiority Creek. visit for a few days at i~a,rI-'~.tte with which have put the Saginaw first. Come in and let's R. D. Keating expects to go to my brother and friends there." . .- ...... - - Saginaw Saturday where he will be Rev. J. W. Hamblin's Sunday talk it over: Sere is a money-sav~g proposition for prospective employed by the Booth & Boyd L~m- school class ~f ire P~-esbyterian home b~ilders. Read ~hi~ we~.~derfu! buitding offer= ber Co. church wore entertained at the Mrs. t~a.lDh Llcyds of Flint was a home o£ Miss Fannie H,endrieks, Mon- ot~*-s' at the home o~ her parents, Mr..', day event:rag.. ~aring tKe' evening the . ~ ill Str ff er & Patterson class organized with the following tara and Mrs. a. M. Bittner from Thurs- I i day to Monday. officers: Presider.t, M. B. Auten; CASS CITY. 887"" Mrs. F. L., TenT, ~:'ho has beer~ vfs-I wee president, Lura De\,Vitt; score- I Iuy~ All th~ iting at the home of I. Agar for some I llaterial.~ time, returned Io her home at Alpe- 2~nna Finkbeiner. The remafne~er of ~ ...... ~2_-2Z~.~2L~ to Build this na Tilursday. the evening was deveLed to stunts ...... artff games and ~ a'.l~ oyster supper closed 6 Room Miss Violet Putma~ of Detro'it ~o~ -::~:r.e Monday anc~ i;s the guest of Mi~,< Advertke your auction in the Chronide Eva Masters and other friends in Price includea a~l this community,

lumber, mill work~ , ,¢.: " ('w' " " " F " " lath, shingles, sid- Mrs. M. 3. McGillvray went to De- ing flooring, ceil- troit Monday to attend the millinery ing, finishing lumber, building paper, pipe, gutter, sash weights and hard- openings there. She expects to re ~- ware. Price is at mill or factory. Ask us for freight-paid price turn in about ten days, E. %q Jones went to Grand I~apids We bought our Ladies', Misses', Children's t Tuesday to attend a retailers ariel I ) ~conomy of floor space and tow cost of construction are the eo~sple= general merchants convention held ueu~ features of this house, and these are items that appeal to a very large there. He will return Flffday. M number of people, It is also nea~ and roomy and has an a~traetiv~ ~p- Rev. D. J. Feather went to Flint pearanee fro~ the outside, o Monday to assist with special servi- Cloaks, Coats and Free ~eek e~ Na~, ces at the Evangelical church there, e ) The handsomest book ever ~N= P4o other eoneern can make ~o~ He expects to be gone two weeks. |iahed of its kind. Shows the la~e~t o{ ~ch tow" l~r'i~¢a on building material for modern, up-to-date designs of houses, bun- a house design such as we show above. Mrs. Lee E. Dickinson went to 1)6- ~r galows and barns. Free to all prospective Buying direct from mill and factories ia builders: Contains a World of valuable in- enormous quantities for spot cash enables tr(,it Tuesday to attend the millinery Sl irts formation. If you intend to build doa'¢ ,as to undersell all competition. o0enings and transact other business. delay sending for this valuable book. VJe are aat~,sfied with one ~ma|| ~ro~t which means an immense saving ~o She was accompanied by Mrs. G.W..~ ) you. ff. ( If you wish any information O~ the } At a big reduction and will give our customers the building subject we are here to give it ~:o Plans Fr~, '].~_e freshman a~,,d sophomore clas- you free of charge. ~,Ve make ~o charge for ~he plana Our vast experience enables ns to show ses of the public schools spent you the "'short-cu~'" of buildin~ ape- {or khe house design illustrated above. a advantage we gained. We offer them at a rations, as well as selections of materials. Others would ask from ~ to $35 and not Don't hesitate to ask us for any informa- be m a position to give you the p~on~l { } tion ne,deeL attention necessary. } ~ai and ~ee ~s Before Buying tertainment and a light luncheon was } served. The classes presente@ Miss { Before building a home you should call a~ our office and let ms figure on the material~. and offer ~o~ aom~ n~ggestioaa from our extended experience. We can ~,tve ~ou Eardwell with a pretty necklace as 25% to 50% money and help you to build the most attraactive and ~omiortab'o home ~ossible for the a token of remembFance. She ex- money you have to s~nd. pects to move with her parents to Elk'on in a few days. } Reduction The Anketell Lumber & Coal Co. The Booster class of the Preshyteri- } an church, of which Mrs. Jno._ Sehwad- erer is teacher, spent a very pleasal~t English Freemasons. evening with Mr. and Mrs. ~Alfred I Originally the English Freemasons Goodall Friday. After a short busi-i were really connected with building ness sessioa at which the organization From the regular prices. and bound themselves to,a'ether to pro- ot the class was completed, the eve- mote the interests of their craft, after ning was filled with all the fun and / H0w Y0u Want R ! much the same manner as the modern merriment tl~at really truly grow~- | trade unions. Their interference with ups can think of and that is no small OFF ON MILLINERY the wages of laborers, indeed, caused tl-iva. Music was a strong number such an outcry in the tifteenth century with them and the round, "Old John that in 1423 an act of parliament was Brown; he had a little Indlian," was passed prohibiting "the Chapiters and given full play. After refreshments congregations of Masous in tyled the guests returned home and s~me lodges" under the penalty of being ~hen have no¢ said muctt to the Lo Eo Dickinson ,%°'4"t..c;o.,-t t "judged for felons and punished by younger generation regarding the late C~ Succcessor to Mrs. G. W. Goff i antee you ,atisfactory w¢,:r-k [ I imprisonment and fine and ransom at hess of the hour of their arrival home. 6) the King's will." We are not sure that The class is increasing in size every that statute has been revoked.--London Bunday and they pron~ise to do strong ~raphic. work along church lines. CASS CITY CH~OKiCLE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, ~.71 ~-. PACE FiVE

O000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000CO i AN FLAG The Legend of Aconite. ~ O O o LOCAL ITEMS; Aconite is classed by homeopathic o NEED'AMER ' o : authorities as the l)atriar(-h (,t" drugs 0 ~ Miss Lucy Parker spent Tuesday 0 Law Requires Each, ,~zhool to Dis- as far as literature is c(nicerneil. "'It 0 0 ~n. Card. Play National Banner Every Day. Comes down to the lower regions and o 0 is earried then "throw, h the wr0('k of 0 B. J. Dailey is in Cassopoiis this 0 A Ulnited States flag not less than the "'silver age mythology. "' it is told 0 week on business. 0 £our feet two inches by eight feet how Hercules went down to the lower °° ? 2 0 Village caucus Friday evenina', Feb. I'egions qrl(I carried lilt, IhrPe tlP:iih~rI o 0 0 :27, at council rooms, at 7:30 p. m. "ind made of good flag bunting, a flag hound Cerberus t,) tl,e UlH~vr world, o 0 staff, andthe necessary appliances, That ferocious be;Isi w~ls r:la'illg lit [ 0 Miss Crladys Parker attended a ]are essential articles of school equip- this treatment, n~:d the froth ~hat fel~l ° 0 :_party at Gagetown Monday evening. 0 tment according to the state law arid to the grmmd w;~.- tlw re'inin of ,(.o. t o 0 0 Morley Wright of Greenleaf ' was [school officials who neglect to sup- nite. for it arew ,,,, r,.,,n the f,'oth its i ° 0 ~the guest of Randall Lamb Saturday. 0 ]ply them are liable to fine or impris- t'rom seeds, tt was ,,t~ a Ifle;ik. wind I O 0 .C.H. Mellon returned to Pontiac trv~m~r~f nv hc~fh The taw also nro- swept till! or IlllHll!titill, ;lllil if is ill t O 0 ~Tiday after a few ~ays' ~:i.sit i~ rides ti~at. (he flag- iiiust be displayed 0 day. This t~ill, in l'ontiea • was known G.o 0 tow~. either inside or outside the school of old as 'A('onitos ' "-l,:xchange. o ELMER R. PAGE, Auctioneer building during school hours. o 0 Mrs. Selina Brown was railed to 0 0 Bad Axe Monday by the illness of h¢~ As this law has been disrgarded in : The Perfect Day. 0 0 The undersigned will sell at public auction on the 0 ~other. so many districts because o~ the care- There is, pertmps, one such (lay in o 0 lessness Or indifference of school of- every one's Jife. It is seldom more-- o 0 Henry Shaff~r of Pigeon was a 0 fieials, an effort is being made by when the whole world seems to hang o premises, 3 miles south and mile west of Etkton, on 0 caller at the home of John I-~enke o 0 the Department of Public Instructior~ in a nebulous livht, when nothing is o Tuesday. 0 to have county commissioners and quite real or quite certain, when the o 0 Mrs. J. B. Cootes went to Detroit 0 teachers insist upon the furnishing entire universe might be a bubble to o 0 Thursday on account of the illness of o Friday, March 6 ) • 0 of a suitable flag and its display ac- break with hmehing', when one is be- o \ 0 er mother, Mrs. Jondro. '0 cording to law. In one '.enterprising yonil one's t)ody, all pure soul. when o At one o'clock sharp, t~e following personal property: 0 Jacob Oesch left Wednesday for rural school, the girls' sewing class everything-even the t)irds in theiI 0 0 0 a visit ~ith .friends and relatives at i]as made the :flag for the school 1)ill'sis of son?'• ~1~,.(1 stl(ldell silem'es, the Oo 0 [rlowel's. the ('l()Ild:a--('ollsl)ire.~ for per- 0 HORSES Grey cow 6 yrs. old due June 15 Work harness 0 various places in Ontario. as domestic art work. 0 fectioIl. Such IlI()IDt'UtS (.()nip only 0 Little Corel Hendrick was the gues~ Jersey heifer 2 yrs. old due Set of double driving harness 0 when one human Sl)irit first touches o Two standard brad trotting 0 of her aunt and other relatives at about April 15 2 sets of single harness 0 .:lllOt|lel" ;ill(1 v~tIlish, or at least nre q stallions 0 FAmwo~d from Friday to Sunday. HOUDAYSARE FIXED transmuted, with the first kiss, the o° Red heifer 2 yrs. old A 2-minute attachment for 0 Driftaway, No. 31612, trotting 0 Mr. and Mrs. James Hutson of Ar- first spoken word of love.--From "Simp- ~- Red heifer 16 mos. old race horse 0 race record 2:191~, wt. t250 0 Teachers Cannot Conduct School OH son," by Etinor Mordaunt o .gyle visited at the home of Mr. and I Red steer 2 ws. old Pair hand-holds 0 Mrs. Win. Schmidt Sa4urday and Sur.- I Holidays or Saturdays. ,. ' O Praxateltes, No. 36213; wt. 0 Byron's Proposal. ', 0 Red steer 14 mos. old Pair quarter-boots 0 fruit and each guest was given a cherry A farmer met a doctor on the and a string, and while blindfolded street. "Doe," said he, "if you are were to liUt the cherry on the tree. out our way this fweek you might as After nea~ly all had performed the ~e]l come in and see my wife." lask they were supplied with pen- "What ails her?" inquired the doctor. ,~ils and a printed story, "The Ro- "Dunno. After getting breakfast and mance of a Cc/m;mereial Man," with fixing the children for school and blanlcs v#hich were to be filled in a~- churning and slopping the hogs and cording to each la~.y's ingenuity. La- 'oing" a little washing, there's only ape, we honestly believe, the best remedy made for IndigeStion, Dyspepsia and all ter these stories were read and much seven in our family you know., she taler~t was .~hown in the witty plumb declared .she'd have to lie other Stomach Ills I~hrases and sentences supplied. Next down before dinner." "Yes," said 'the ladies we.re given picture puzzles the, doctor, "I'11 come out and see her and each four w]dch matched to~g~th- It's a strange case." We KnowThey're Good DelaysAre Dangerous You Risk No Money ~r were directed to a table where' the Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, in addition Don't neglect indigestion, for it fie- Our willingness to have you use Rexall delicious three-course luncheon was Kodaks, cameras and suppli~ stowed by Misses Carola, Ruth and to other ingredients, contain Pepsin and quently leads to all sorts of ills and corn- Dyspepsia Tablets entirely at our risk Weed's. Bismuth, two great digestive aids used by plications. The pain and discomfort is proves our faith in them. We aIways Catherine Fritz, Mac Benkelman and the entire medical profession. They not the most unfortunate part. The fact sell them. this way, and it is because Catherine FiSher. The men~ eon- Ask about BarFs Saturday candy at soothe the inflamed stomach, check the that when the stomach is not acting we know that they have greatly ben- Wood's Drug store. '.sisted of pineapple and marshmallow heartburn and distress, stimulate a right, the material needed to repair the efited scores Of sufferers to Whom healthy secretion of the gastric juice, wastes that are constantly taking place we have sold them. There's no red salad, wafers, potato chips, chicken Farm for Sale. aid in rapid and comfortable digestion in the body is not being given to the blood tape about our guarantee. It means patties, coffee, sandwiches, pickles, 60-acre farm lZ~ miles from Cass of the food and help to quickly convert either in the proper condition or fast just what it says. We'll! ask you no olives, mapIe moose, angel food, fruit City, 40 acres brushed and 3 acres it into rich red blood, and thereby into enough is far more serious. Nothing questions. You needn't sign anything. plowed, place is well fenced; also cake and golden cake. The roon~s flesh, bone and muscle. They relieve will cause more trouble than an unhealthy Your word is enough for us. We know ~mall house and bar~, good well. En- stomach distress promptly, and, used stomach. The blues, debility, lack of that when they help you you will con- decor~e~! were in the national colors quire at Chronicle office. 2-20-2 regularly for a short time, tend to re- strength and energy, constipation, bil- sider it money well spent even if they and everyw~here evidences of patrio- store the stomach to a comfortable, iousness, headaches and scores of other had cost you ten times as much. If they tism were seen. The favors were The Chronicle, one year, $1.00. eas:~-acting, healthy state. They aid serious ailments result from the failure don't help you, the money you paid for little hatchets and a small American. greatly to promote regular bowel action, of the stomach to properly do its work. them is yours, and we want you to have it. Today may be the very best day in, flag. Mrs. C. W. Clark of Card was ~reeks, or months, on which to buy an out of tower guest at the party. it. For positive information, see the Sold only at the more than 7,000 RexM! Stores--the World's Greatest Drug Stores. In convenient boxes--three sizes: 25e, o'0c, $1,00 ads, Card of Thanks. Money to loan. L.I. Wood. agen~ We desire to thank the members ,of Tyler Lodge, F. & A. M., our neighbors and the singers at the fu- Span of mules for sale. Harry neral for their kindness; also those Young. 9-19- who seqat the beautiful flm~ers. Mrs. L. I. WOOD & COMPANY Dwight Mickle and Family. Three houses for sale. Enquire at ~hronicle office. 9-19-, Card of Thanks. Cass City, Michigan We aesire to express oui° hc~ '-~feY We would like to showyou the best thanks to the neighbors and frien,ds vagon you have ever seen. J. A. %who were so :kind during our rec, en~ 3aldwell. bereavement; also fro" the beauti- ful flowers sent by the Novest~ Baptist Ladies' Aid. Mrs. Marsha, l] Forty-acre farm for sale. Enquire ~nov~-, brother ,and sisters.. ~,t Chronicle office, ll-7-tf pAaE six, CASS CITY CHRON|¢LE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1914. I1, II I)' II Nil III ' i :L ' II 'lill II '111n I I -; iii i I

• p--r ~a-i¢ *- %61d me to tak-e, a boy trying his ~r-~ Y'They sent her ~o prison for three ease, my ease, that meant the ruin of yea rs." my life? My lawyer! Why. he was "Thr~: years?" The salesgirl had i'e- just getting experience--getting it at peitte(l the wor(ls in a retie that was in- my exi)ense!" WITHIN defitmble, yet a tone vehenient in its in- There followed a few seconds of si. cre(luh)t~s que, stioni!w'. "'Three Years?'" fence. Then Gilder made an eff, n't to she said again, as one refusing to be- S omethi rt g N ew shalce oft" the feeling tlmt had so pos- lieve. sessed hinl. ;~I:d Io :1 ('e!'tain (legreo tie THE LAW "Yes. three years." Slle(,eeded. "Good God'." There was no irrever- "The jllry toLlt~(l y~)u vuil'ly.'" he as b ence in the exclamation that broke sert-d, with ;lll,-llttt, ulpt°t(~ lUCk( • [1~:; By NARVIN DANA • from the girl's ~ lips. Instead 0nly a voice m:l~isteri:li in its soW~l'il'y. tense horror that touched to tile roots "'Yes. the jury lhm~:d meg'uiltv. I),, FROM THE PLAY OF i ] of eniotion. yOll klloW why? I I'ali tell yell 511'. •. (-b tJi!(i(•: '. !I IT;::: ~;t'";l(":t' ,'!/:';>" E::',i {,*'"'1: (} BAYAR VE LLER directness habitmJl to her, "v~rhy tire (Hit for thf'(.'t' lli)llt's with[lilt I'(':',~'hill.2 you so anxious al)out it? This is tt.le a decisioli The i,vich,li~'e dhlift soeip. •( b . -- third time you have asked ale about to be qllite euollgii for solue of them. (} after all• Well. the .iud,ae tllre,'ltened ml oopyright, by the .. F,v i l Mary Turner What's it to you, I'd (b to hx'k iheni lip all night. The lUO,l |] company. " i{t like to know?" (b The salesgirl started violently, and washed h)gel home. The easy thii.u: L ...... a deep flush drove the accustomed pal- to do was to l-i.ll(t rile guilty, alld let it go at that. Was thai fflir, tl(i yOtl CHAPTER II1. lor from i~er cheeks. She was obvi- (} ously much disturbed by the question. think? And that's not all either Was The VIctim of the Law. "'What is it to me?" she repeated in it fair or ym~. Mr. Gilder? Was it ~FS. Gildar' did know. Tho men an effort to gain time. "XVhy. nothing fail" of yol~ to collie to the cotWt this y tion the ilanlo %T}lS like a ,)f --nothing at all. only--she's a friend of morning and tell the judo'e that 1 { J~ sp~tl in the effect it wr,'nlahl mine, a great friend of mine. ell. Stlauld be SOD| It) pri,,aon as a waI'nill2 on the attitude of the irritated yes !'" tO others?" owiwr of the slor(,. Instanlly his ox. "'Y(m kn,~wY' he ex(.lai',ne(l in ma- press]Oil t'h;t lt}~'e ] There was a monotone of desolation as she went on speaking in a whisper lnent;ll'y ('OllStel'lt;l ti(lIl. "'How extremely awkwardY" he cried, meant for the ears of no other. "It's "I heard you ill tile ('O/II'tl'OOUl." slit, and there was a very l'eal ('Olt('erD ill awful--three years! Oh. I didn't nn- said "The (lo~ k isn't very far from his voice, lie reffar(h,d Stnitt~sm~ kind derstand: It's awful--a wful!'" With the bench where yell spoke to the ly. whel'eal that rather I)uliIig geulle- the final word she hurried off, her at- .judge about my ea.se. YeN. I imard rflaD Oil('( • a~';lill aSSllllled his n|artial titude one of wondering vrief. you. It wa:~n't, Did I do it? or, Didn't bearing. "You were quite right in Sarah was thinkin~ intently of Mary I do it'/ No. It was only that 1 must l]taek [agle lump {;0al eoniing to me." For a moment he was (} Turner after her retm'n to the office. be made a warning to others." silent, plunged in lhou~eht. I"hmiiy he As she glanced up at the openhig of the Agaiu silence fell for a tense inter- ...... (} spoke with the decisiveness character- door she did not at first reeognize the ~al. Then finally the girl spoke: lstic of him. "'Of course there's noth figure outlined there. She remembered "Mr. Gilder," she said simply, "as ing we can do. .lust put the Stuff back Mary Turner as a tall. slender girl, God is my judge, l am going to prison on the ('OUllter cud let her go," who showed an underlying vitality in for three years for something I didn't Analysis < But Stnititson had not yet wholly un- every movement, a girl with a face of do. Why did you ask the judge to burdened himself. He again cleared regular features, in whieh was a eom- send me to prison ?'" his throat uervously. Moisture .... 1048 plexion of blended milk and roses, with "The thieving that has been going "She's very angry. Mr. Gilder." he a radiant joy of life shining through on in this store for over a year has Volatile Combustible Matter 39.83 announced timidly. "'She--or--she de- all her arduous and vulgar conditions. got to'stop." Gilder answered em- mands all---or--all apology," Instead of this, now she saw a frail phatically, with all his nsual energy of The owner of the store half rose from form that stood swaying in the door- manner restored. Fixed Carbon . . 56.51 h~s eh~ir~ tl>,~,~ threw himself Imek with way, that ,e,~ in a Mnister fashion "Seiiding iiie i[o tJiqsotl WOii't StOp it,' an excbunqthm of disgust. whieh told of bodily impotenee, while Mary Turner said drearily. Ash .... 2.i8 "God Mess my soul'." ha cried. Again the faee was quite bloodless. "Perhaps not." Gilder sternly retort- he fe)l silent, eonsideriug the situation A man stood beside her, one Ùf his ed. "Bat the discovery and punish- which Smi~hso,~ had presented At last. hands clasped around the girl's wrist. ment of the other guilty ones will." 100.00 II however, he niastered his irritation to It was Cassidy, from headquarters. His, manner changed to a businesslike ) some degree and st.')Oke his (,ouimand who spoke in a rough, indifferent voice. alertness, "'You sel]t wor(l to me that briefly. "VVetl. Smithson, apologize to "The district attorney t01d me to you could tell me how to stop the Sulphur . . . ,00° of l°/6 her. It can't l)e hell)ed." bring this girl here on my way to the thefts in the store. Well, my g-irl, do When Smitlison had left the office Grand Central station with her." this and. while I can make no definite B. T. U. exceeds . . 14.000 ~Gilder tuTned to his secretary. *'Mr. Gilder will be right back. Come promise, I'll see what (.an be d(me ______. "Take this," he directed, and he forth in and wait." about getting yon out of your present with dietated the following letter: The two went forward very slowly, diffieulty." He picked up a pencil. ,J. W. Gaskell. Esq. Central National the officer, carelessly conscious of his pulled a pad of hhink pal)er convenient Bank. New York. duty, walking with awkward steps to My Dear Mr. Gaskell--I feet that l to his hand and looked at the girl ex: /'lined Harlan County , Kentucky. ~hou]d be doing less than my duty as a suit the feeble movements of the girl. peetantly, with aggressive inquiry/in man if I did not let you know at ol~ee Sarah at last found her voiee for an his gaze. "Tall me nowY he eonclud -+ that Mrs. Gaskell is in urgent need of expression of sympathy. medieal attention. She came into our ed, "'who were your pals?" Sold exclusively by "I'm sorry, Mary," she said hesitat- store today, and- •'I have no ImlsF she ejaculated fu- ingly. "I'm terribly sorry, terribly He paused for a moment. "No. pu~ riously. "l never stole anything in sorry F' it this way." he said finally: my life Must ! go on telling you over The girl did not look up. She stood We found her wandering about our store and over again?" Her voice rose in a still, swaying a little, as If from weak- today in a very nervous condition. [n her wail of misery. "'Oh, why won't any excitement she carried away about $t00 hess. Ca s s City G rain C ornp an y one believe me?" worth of rare laces. Not recognizing her, "Are you?" she said. "| did not "Unless you can control yourself, our store deteetive detained her for a know. Nobody has been near. me the short time. Fortunately for us alL. Mrs. you must go'" (Hider pushed away the whole time ! have been in the Tombs." Gaskell was able to explain who she was, pad of paper and tossed the pencil and she has just gone to her borne. Hop- "Vi~hy, '' Sarah exclaimed, "there was aside in physical expression of his dis- ing for ~[rs. Gaskell's speedy recovery, Helen Morris today'. She has been and with all good wishes. I am yours very pleasure. "'Why did you send that asking about ybu again and again. truly• mess,,lo'e if you have nothing to say?" She's all broken up over yore" trouble." Smithson again entered the o[Iiee. he demanded, with increasing choler. "Who is ttelen Morris?" the lifeless facts. When they first locked me up even more perturbed Lhnn before. "! have something to tell yon, Mr. voice demanded. The/'e was no inter I used to sit and hate you." "What on earth is the nlatter now?" Gilder," she cried quietly "Only l--1 est in the question. "Oh. of course."' Gilder spluttered suspiciously. "And then 1 thought that perhaps Gilder entered fhe office with the sort of lost my grip on the way here. "It's Mrs. Gaskell still," Smithson you (lid not nnder,qtand-th:It, if I were quick. I)usttin o" activity that was ordi- with this man by my side." Permit/ e to Call Your ,=~eplied in great trepidation "She to tell you how things really are. it narily expressed in his every move- "Well?" Gilder insisted queruh)nsiy. •"wants you personqlly, Mr. Gilder. to n'_dgd~t be you would oh:rage them meat. He paused as he beheld the two as the girl hesitated. -apologize to tmr. She says that the -4omph0w.'" visitors, then he spoke curtly Lo the "'When you sit in a cell for three Attention aetion takon a~ainst her i~ an outl'age, "I !" he cried incredulously. "'I and she is not satisfied with the apol- secreta ry. months waiting for your trial, as l did, change my business policy because • og'ies of all the rest of us She says "You may go, Sarah. 1 will ring you think a lot. And so l got tl~e idea you ask me to!" To the fact that this is the time of you must make one. too. and that the wheu 1 wish you again.'" that if i could talk to you I tnight be There was somethin~ imperturbable 'store detective must be discharged for There followed an interval of silence able to tmike you nnderstand what's in the qu'flity of the voice as the girl year to OIL and REPAIR your dntolerable insolence." while the secretary was leaving the of- really wrong. And if I could do that went resolutely forward with lmr ex- Gilder bonnced up from his chair fi('e and the girl wi~h her warder stood and so help out the other oirls, what pla na tion. HARNESS before spring work angrily. waiting on his pleasure. Gilder cleared has hapt)ened to n~e woilld not, after "Do you know how we lzil'ls live? all, be quite so awtul--so useless, some- "I'll noi discharge MeCracken," he his throat twice in an embarrassment gut, of ('ollrse. you don't. Thre+~ of us begins. vociferated, glm'ing on 8mithson, who foreign to him before finally he spoke how,'" Her voice lowered to a quick in one room. doing our own cooking pleading, and she bent toward the mau shrank visibly. to the girl. over the two burner gas stove and ollr It will renew the life and color of your harness. "'But about the apology, Mr. Gilder," "My girl." Gilder said gently--his at the desk. "Mr. Gilder." she ques- own washing 'and ironing evenings, he reminded, speaking very deferen- hard voice was softened by an honest tioned. "'do you really want to stup after being on our feet for nine hours." It keeps the leather soft and pliable and prevents it tially, yet with insistence, regret--."~y girl, I am sorry about the girls from stealing?" "l have provided chairs behind the "'Oh. I'll al)oioa'ize." he said with a this." "Most certainly I do," came the for- counters." he stated. from cracking, and renders it waterproof. wry smile of diseow, fiture, "'I'll make "You slmnld be!" came the instant etble reply. "But have you ever seen a girl sit- I thilms even lip a bit when 1-get an Hnswer. The girl spoke with a great earnest- ting in one of them?" she questioned apol¢~gy fI'mn (iaskell. I shrewdly "Come, come!" Gilder exclaimed test- ness deliberately. coldly. "Please answer me. Have suspe('i that tlmt estimable ~'entleman ily. "'Th:It's' no tone to tare with me!" "Then give them a fair chance." you? Of course not." she said. after is goilig Io ca! hulnble pie. of luy bak- "Why? Wttat sort of tone do you ex- The magnqte stared in sincere aston- a little pause during which the owner F. A. BLISS 1 |;ng. froul his wife's recipe. And his pect me to take?" was the retort in the- ishment over this absurd, this futile had remained silent. She shook her will I)o nn iloiiest apology, which mine listless voice. suggestion for his guidance. head in emphatic negation. "And t The Harness Man. won't." And he left the rOORl "I expeetod a decent amount of hu "What do you mean?" he vociferat- do you understand why? It's simply It w:ls on this S:lltiO day that Sit m~,lity from role in your position." ed, with rising indignation. because every girl knows that the -_~.- -_ _ _ - _ __ _ --- -- _ __-- - ~ - __ -__ -- _" __-_- : l'ah. ol] one of lter lillltlerOllt tl'ips Life ~luiekened swiftly in the droop- "Why," she said very gently, "1 manager of her department would thrml~h the store ill behalf of Gilder. ing ~o~-m of the girl. She stood sudden mean just this: Give them a living think he could get along without her was mq.ostod by ;l salesgirl, whose ly ereei, and her face lost its bleakness chance to be honest." if he were to see her sitting down-- iiaine, [|ehq} .%I,)rris. she ('han('ed to of pallor The eyes opened wide and "A living chance!" The two words loafing, you know'. So she would be were exploded with dyuamic violence. discimrged. All it amounts to is that R D OW. looked str'dght Into those~of the man "lVhnt on earth do you want?'" .~arah Gilder found himself unable to ex- after bein~ on her feet for nine hours who had enlployed her. inquired sli:t pl,ishly. press the rage that flamed within him. the girl usually walks home in order to "Would you be humble," she demand- "lVhat did the3' do to Mary '~uriler?" The girl showed herself undismayed save car fare. Yes, she walks, wheth- ed. and now her voiee was become soft- by his anR'er. er sick or well. Anyhow. you are gen- FOLEY'$f~ "" . - ~ ,, ly musical, yet forbidding, too, wlth a "Yes." sire went on quietly, "'that's erally so tired, it don't mako much It . for Ch!ldren. note of passion, "would you be humble all there is to it. Give them a living difference which you are" if you were going to prison for three chance to get enough food to eat and "'What has all this to do with the years for something you didn't do?" HE a decent room to sleep in and shoes question of theft in the store? That "Don't mind her, sir," Cassidy said. that will keep their feet off the pave- was the excuse for your coming here. He meant to make his manner very re- meat winter mornings. Do you think And instead of telling tne something assuring. "'They all say that. They that any girl wants to steal? Do you you rant about gas stoves and car are innocent, of course'. Yap, they all think that any girl wants to risk"-- fare." say it. It don't do 'era any good, but By this time. however. Gilder had Continued next week. EN I gCA just ~e .same they all swear they're regainedhis power of speech, and he rnnocent. They keep it up to the very interrupted ~tormily: THE REWARD OF PATIENCE last, no matter how right they've been "And is this what you have taken got." up my time for't You waut to make (By The Foster Service.) ,E " • The voice of the girl rang clear. maudlin plea for guilty, dishonest A grumbling: wife had l~eter Jones .... L._YN There was a note of insistence that girls, when i thought you really meant Who filled his life w~th sorro~-, carried a curious dignityo of its own. to bring me facts:" But Peter always smiled and said "The Children's Chil- The very simplicity of her statement "~re work nine hours a day," the He'd be all right tomorrow. dren" are now using might have had a power to convince a'irl's "quiet voice went on. a curious Thgugh she it was who ¢aus~l it all, Foley's Honey and Tar one who listened without prejudice, al- pathos in the rich timbre of it. "'nine When he became a debtor Compound and it is to- HONEY though the words themselves were of Ilours a day for six days in the week. Of every merchant, she declared daythe same safe effec- I-Ie ought to manage better. the trite sort th'tt any protesting erim That's a fact, isn't it? And the tron- tive and curative med- At breakfast, neon, again at night. inal might utter. ble is an honest girl can't live on $6 a icine that theirparents "I tell you I didn't do it!" week. She can't do it and buy food Without so much as blinking, foundit. For allcoughs, Gilder himself felt the surge of emo- and clothes and pay room rent and He swallowed epithets that would Have set most men to drinking. FOR tion that swung through these me- carfare. That's another fact. isn't it?" colds, croup, whooping ments, but he wouhl not yield to it. Mary regarded the owner of the store Then, one day P~ter Jones fell ill cough, bronchitis, The victini of a fever. hoarsenes and tickling "What's the use of all this pre- with grave questioning in her violet The doctor told the scolding wife in ~.hiooat, iiae iL. IL Couh__s Colds tense: he demanded simrpi.v. ~¥ou eyes. Her husband soon must leave 'or. stands up under neavy usage~ B were given a fair trial, and there's an t&aFs why we recommend them. ! "I don't (rare to (liseuss these things." Said Mrs. Jones, "I ne'er can stand gives satisfactory re- end of it." he declared peremptorily as ~the girl The burden of my SmTOW." =airs. F~r ~b ~s [] "'OIL no, ! wasn't! Why, if the trial remained silent for a moment. "It's tough on you," said Peter. "but D. McDONALD & SON, bad been fair I shouldn't be here. Do "And 1 have no wish to discuss any- I'll be alright tomorrow. you call it fair when the lawyer I had thing." Mary returned evenly. "'I only was only a boy--one whom the com't Kant to We yqu what you ask_e._d,f_or=- The Chronicle, one year. $1.00. L. I. WOOD & GO.

g CASS CITY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1914. PAGE SEVEN.

1" I '&l I " ~.... t c iri~n= " " .... ( r ' ;+i I IM Ilrtr~ , r ' ' ' "...... ' ~ " -- " I I ~1 qll t l ...... II +clifford to care.for her sister, Mrs. third Friday of the month. March .! ' .... " DEFORD. Clareneeo left Thursday for Onaway j Alex Vance, who / iS sick. gathering at Rc/llo Brfice's residence, ~ { } where they +expect to make their fu- Mr. and Mrs. Dell Andrew~ of NI+ ;ur home, [ Men who would not touch timber one mile east of Deford. Come anct {~ , ~ } lington spent a few days of last week Mrs. J. B. Gage left Saturday for De- that is wet out of a river will carry gain knowledge. Ba withMrs. W. Baieh. +voit to ,meet her husband, who hasa poles equally as racist from a sno,v aolmRussellmove~ from Grant to ~ Build Your rn ~ Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Northrup of polities there. ,~ile of wo,cd to the buzz saw and de- North Kingston. Not his family a,s {~ { ) Marlette visited at H. Retherfcrd's Amos \Vebster sold a team of hor- clare '"tis net bad." yes but farm stuff. {~ ~ } Sunday. +es to ekvis Dorman of Elling£on for It looks just no,x, as if Novesta had Benjamhl Sharp was ealled to La- ~ Right . + . , ~ James Goadea or Detroit is visiting $450. m~m who were willing to sacrifice peer county tast week on account o~ ~ ~ } Mr. and Mrs..ichn Reid z sl>enro Sun- that some of the township offices the illness of his sister, Mrs. Van ~ ~ } lriends here. day a- d ~onday in Pontiac with their i might be filled. Dusen. Constructing your barn is a scientific problem in e~ic- Mrs. A. Livingston spent the past s: n...... Wesley Northup and wife_ of Mar- "Ern" Lester, who has been ailing ~,, iency--jus~ like ~he construction of a modern factory. You Wr2Ck with !~.~trn+t fr~.,~.~ds+ /~i.'~z !+~i~i +:,,,i ...... 7 "Di~i ..,; ~:.~.i;~ .x : ~, ~IGHI~ ~;k'~i;~(~ .i~

M . and Mrs Jas Oooden anc~ k.lrs a,~ ¢.+ana~ in truxm Vridav I ..... ' ...... F'Striffler ana daughter spant sun_ ~-;-r~...... Os~van'deV-t~£o _ear o~d,fOrd, visited east of here last week. gohz~Retherfordhasasiekeow. ~ To taoke tare of you," inerease in { ...... _ ...... ~ a an ' "'~+ '' Y +~ 2 1 " Several of the mem~bers of Kings- News tomes from I-Iighland, Oak- any with ,vir. an£t mrs. a. ~ru~uu~:~ c' ughter of Mr and l~rs H V. us-~ , - --- ~ -- ~ crops the next few years. + 6 ..... " ~ _ " . ." " -- ]ton Farmers Club are members of land county, that Thomas uranston, ~ . ,. ~ ,,, at Cass t~ty. . trander, fell from a enact Iast TueS-!south Novesta Club and South No- who lived on.. section 11, Kingston, v~ Io stand ~he enormous st~ratn Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Hack entertainea day and broke, her collar bone. • 1 + " / - {~) ,, to which i~ will besubject;ed. { ) ;elatives Sunday from Caro. Miss Alice Bentley and Dc+:+cthea +):e;tshiC~.byK°~l:t2211org:ntn~il:at2r~o 32:oYh2;;sag:r::ovT;~ °usjy ~11 La @ Io save s+eps and permi~ quiekes~ ~ B. O. Watkins was a Cass City cal- Tindale spent Sunday with Mr. and z ~ • {~ handling of contents. { ) ler Monday Mt XV A Bentley as to keep up acquaintance. + Zeno and Jay Crittendon of Cass ~ To conserve Lhe quality of your ~. } Mrs. W. Balch transacted business Mrs. Jas McKarecher of Canada is! ReEa~:nt};~r~ °ftethaeene210tho} MsT;ool It;?: C:tth;Ptatw S1;nd?Y w,th grandparents ~ crops and the he+Ith of your +~ ]n Caro Sa£a~day.. ' visiting her sister, Mrs N. Philips. 1+ ' ' " " " animals. ~i - ~ " Kil ore entertained a -a " /of the intermediate and primary room~ Mrs. Sam Powell is visiting her lviiss ~ola g . p .... 1 " • , - . " ~r o£ litF~e friends at a taffy pull George Alvard lost one of his work lsehool to honor Washmgton s. birth- mother, Mrs. Snell. ~ The be~ter your barn meets ~hese requirements the { ) ~:daYa2V2=nby 2 most enjoyable ho;7:slot, R::;k e will have his sale dv~ti'l ~,ave b::ntSa:?mthteal;dr::::3sd MARRIAGE LICENSES. ~ more money you will make. {} No one is better able than we are to help you make ~ ) ,3gr:i~avl~sP2:;:l °f Detrmt Is vtslt ab~l~ot ~;::lhie/and Arthur Van Blari-::t~:f~:IgL~llfl~:arte:nh~3e~ *~eO0ze a2 Robert Douglas, 27, Bridgehamp- @ ,'our barn wha+ i+ should be. For years we have dealt in {.} A rsteigmoaa:.- or0" young...... peum+ +e+e eom atlended instruction o+ sch+ol of- the, pictures of Washington .and Lin- ton; Elizabeth Burns, 21, Samlax:." ~ barn building materials and studied barn construction, i )

.... + ...... fieers at Care lately coin will grace the school room. Don't Donald McDonald 21 Port Huron; (~ We are confident our knowledge and experience will { } ,enterLain.ea at .ne home or lwr. nam ~ " " I ~ • ' ' • "~,ht Clarence Foster expects to move, you think teacher and scholars diS. Edna Snowdon, 17, Deekerville {~) b enefi~ you. { } Mrs. W.. Patch last Tuesday nl~, . + i --~ t + _ . _ ...... Amos Webster transacted business into the Re+herford house this week. +wen. I Nelsm~ Fox, 21, Cromwell; ~alut ~} Talking it, over with us ~ill no~ put yoi~ under the @ in Cas City Saturday. Edward, Sykes has moved to th~ + Last. Friday, Feb. .20' tillers cf the,campbell: , 18, Croswell ...... ,-~r-ntertained a [C~paway country- ',soft and the housewives of our land, I Merton Ball, 23, Elk; Beatrice ~ slightest obligabion. ~ ?e.;'rSfriaeandsXVtla~ttegUPrieday evening, t V The sheriff was down, here la~ 'met at John Retberferd's l\olne and!Cash, 19, Waterto+w~. <' we+olwoo , ,o++o+h+ o++ +0,+. ++ o++or; D . i; +¢v+nin's rogram A most enjoyablelSeripture so lie w6nt back feeling a Daniel Ashley for a farmers' club Bright, 16, Watertown. ef0rd Gram and Lumber Co. ~+ -[ . g P ~'- " ]""+-~+;g'+;~~o~,u~:~,g...... ~-fl~,mce ]n his breast. !known. as South Nove.sta, Farm:ers i' I;Im,e was spen . , + . . t . Afldm S~ole has been galled to Cluo Meetmgs xx fit be held every The Chronicle one year, $1 00 • Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sitzes and _ son, t ~Iiss __+" ' : : + "" ~ " _ " + ' " " Phone Deford Bank . ~~} }

) FIour • ) ) That ...... Vill Not FailYou If 3/on use Stott Flour you'll never;#' !: be disappointed with poor baking, just ~ [++i ) +whe~ you are most anxious m h~ve [ -a It +of the very lbest. + • -{ We exercise no end 8T(}}TT: of care to make sure that ' - every sack of flour we ~__~w .~ + make is worthy to be J.R. TURNBULL, Auctioneer branded Stott Flour I . LUUN {} Iax aadftion to our pakmtak~ng s ¢: lection and preparation of the wheat, :'~,~ and the scientific milling processes] Haw g rented our farm, we will sell the personal prop-+ through which it passes, under the ~.~. eyes of experienced millers, bakingJ .+ erty listed below a auchon 6 miles east of Cass City, or tests are made with the flournum-~ S~ " erous times each day. ~ David {I mile west of Wmkwa" r e, on ' Buy the flo~ that is ~ &l~eu&bh--I Mm.~ STOTT FLOUR Deuoi~ r~~ : !i Nonday, Ylarch 2 For sale by E, W. JONES

{ ) AT TWELVE O'GLOC]K:

Bay mare 4 yrs. old wt. 1400 Set 100 lbs. platform scales } Bay mare 3 yrs. old wt. 1200 Quantity hay ) Bay mare 2 yrs. old ~ Quantity bean straw { }) Bay mare colt+ I yr. old ~ Dairy Maid cream separator } Brood mare in foal 12 yrs. old wt. Barrel churn } 1300 Saginaw bean picker } Bay mare 12 yrs. qld wt. 1000 30-gal. crock Cook stove } Red cow 4 yrs. old due May 8 Caladonia bean puller Sewing machine Roan cow 4 yrs. old due April 2 American two-horse cultivator Cross cut saw I Jersey cow 8 yrs. old due June 10 Studebaker wagon, 3~ in. tires 3 balls binder twine The Oliver 0-98 as d 0+99 I~ Brindle cow 7 yrs. old with calf by Wagon 4 in. tires side Set low trucks Land roller Harpoon hay tork are especially popular where new ground is Jersey cow 5 yrs. old due April 1 Flint top buggy nearly new Set single harness being opened up--and in sections where 2 2-year-old heifers in calf Double buggy 2 sets double harness ~ stones prevail, the steel beam plow+takes the 4 yearlings Set blacksmith .tools 4 horse colhrs lead, its great strength being a very dee{Fable One year roan Durham bull Little Jumbo pumping engine and Set steel horse collars feature where It is subjected to severe s~ra{ns ~ Brood sow with pig due May 15 jack, 1~ h.p. Two 5-gal. and one 10-gal. cream and severe usage. Fitted with reversible win~s and slips, with so~d I } 2 shoats wt. 100 Ibs. each Set 20-inch disc harrows cans shares as extras, if desired. 35 hens and two roosters Set bob sleighs Cutter Quantity bee hives Jointers or hanging couhers~ as we~i a~ r~ing 8 turkeys Syracuse riding plow 75 ft. rope also 5 pulleys exmhers can be supplied oa thc~:e two=+>:lows. Champion binder Brown City walking plow Tank heater and grass seed sower The usual Oliver quaF+ty--the be~t, } Champion mower Syracuse a-section harrows 12 ft. ~ogging chain ~ Champion hay rake 70-tooth spike tooth harrows Set of a-horse whippletrees Oliver Plows and Cultivators ~ Empire fertilizer drill 9 hoes Fanning mill 40 grain bags 2 sets 2-horse ,, { } Empire drill, 9 hoes Quantity clover and timothy mixed 3 neckyokes, forks, shovels, hoes and Repairs } Gale bean puller new seed axes, chains and other articles Sold exclusively by lerm~"------: All sums of 55 and under, Cash; over that amount 10 months' time on good approved {.) bndorsed notes bearing 7 per cent. interest. J. A. CALDwELL

Central Shoe Repair Shop !i BENNETT BROTHER , P. P. WEBBER, Proprietor Headquarters for the Best Repair Work in the } A. IP~E~DELL, ClerR. P r op r " etors. Thumb of Michigan. Our work n~t only is durable a~d workmanlike in every respect, but the finish is p!eas~ng and fine. With Crosby & So~: CASS CiTY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1914.

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pews as cots if they have no where CASS CITY MARKETS. PRESBYTERIAN ~ NOTESI The proceedS off'the farmers' dirt- I to lay..... their tired heads. I Cans City, Mich., Feb. 26 1914.1 nor Wednesday wlei-e $60. That's most decidedly th~ spirit of l Buying Price-- There will be a reception of new members at the morning service at DEALS IN "HOSS" FLESH. Christianity as exemplified in the I ;~aht2at ...... : ...... =...... 9~36 teaching and practice of Christ and | Bem~ i I SO / 10:30 a. m. The session meets at 10 C. F. Knowles has purchased th~ the early Christians. He prsached Eye ...... ,59 a. m. to examine those desiring to be racing mare, Leona, of J. D. Brook- ,yes; but He also fed the hungry and INa.rleyCwt ...... 1 25 received into the church. Evening or. She i,s a full sister of Leona h eaIcd the sick and ccmfm%ed the Alsyke ...... 10 0O preaching service at 7:30. S.S. at Jtme or iVf_anmoth ...... 8 0o Stewart and Mr. Knowles gives the n~iserable. And we guess it wasu't Peas ...... ~ ~5 ]~e,0n. ThE prepxratory song service at purchase price at $300. half so much His preaching, unsur- Corn ...... 78 6.45 p. m. is proving popular, A!I n~_a ~ *h~f w~ ~.~ ~f was }~S P~-Kedhay No.l Timothy ...... 1! 5 ~ are welcome. B. B. Yoder is now ow'ner of GoofEd-

2~ o. ;2 '" ...... '3 :;v 7-b-' lo]?i,'" ior the ~id-u~=,R ~,,,- :in:; ~tcw:'~%. 3~r. Yodcr s-~ys t,ha~ k,~ pr;.tci.~cing t.hztt ln:td.e ~ii~ ¢onin}u~i pc~ No. 1 i~ixed ...... t) 50 gave a black colt i]~ exchange and: ple hear H ha a.~.cl~ycr] ~". 1 and foltov¢ Him Eggs, per doz ...... '~4 vice on Thursday evenin~ was, $500, representing a $700 deal i~ with affection. Bather, per Ib ...... % ,2 "Jesus, Teaching about Himself." horse flesh. He further ,says he In large cities are great, fine char- ¢ar cows, live weight, per 11) ...... 5 (; This course aims to bring out the has been offered $800 for the animal, thee, representing millions invested, Steers, "' " ...... 5 '~i cardinal facts in Jesus' doetrines. Is the Housewife's Fat sheep, " ' , ...... (; 7 but values her at $I,000. He thinks but empty and dark most of the week Lambs, " " ...... (; Many are availing themselves of the she has much speed and fine limb, cppe,rtunities of these services. C eate t Hdp. and not too well filled on Sunday. Hogs, " " . .... s action. Further deponent sayeth not. And outside, on the streets, are Drassedhog~ ...... 10 Premised beef ...... L...... 8 10 able nlen, who have no work and are Calves ...... 7 9 HAT so tempting to the hungry some, a!so, bitter men, who Kens ...... ]2~ laggard appetite as a thiDk the church is of no use to Broi!vrs ...... ~, 12 W them and who sometimes, with an Ducks ...... 10 @eese ...... 10 light, flaky, fruit short cake or oath, doubt even God cares. Turkeys ...... 13 Rev. A. N. Kelly of Cincinnati be- Kide~ugreen ...... 10 a delicate hot biscuit? lieves that God does care and that Royal makes the perfect at least one church can help. J:1;e VILLAGE ELECTION. doesn't stop with believing and say- Notice is hereby given to the qual- JFence Lasts Loe ge , short cake, biscuit and muffin, ins it he is proving it. ified electors of the Village of Case City, State of Michigan, that the Because it is made of tlard Drawn Wire; guaranteed FULL GAUGE- and improves the flavor and next ensuing annual election will he thoroughly galvanized with ]pure commercial zinc. The method of con" EVANGELICAL CHURCH NOTES. held at the Council l~ooms, within struetion used in its maMng is beyond the experimental stage, its perfec. healthfulness of all risen flour- said village, on Monday, March 9 A. tion and mechanical accuracy is established. Cross bars, knots, and later- als are of the same site wire'insuring uniform life. The lock or tie is ecru- The usual services will be held D. 1914, at which election the fol- pact, smooth mad will not slip, at the same time allows sufficient play for foods' lowing officers are to be chosen. the fence to adapt itself to uneven ground, hence Sunday morning at this church. - In viz." 1 Village President, 1 Village It renders the biscuit, hot- the absence of the pastor who is at Clerk, 1 Village Treasurer, 3 Trus- sufr Fli~t assisting with specia~ services, tees for 2 years, 1 Assessor. Jackson- ]Fence bread and short cake more di- Roy. J. M. Bittner will occupy the In accordance with the Constitu- - tion of the State of Michigan and gestible and nutritious, at the pulpit. I Act 206, Public Acts of 1909, should LASTS LONGER and gives absolute satisfaction. It's a fence that's remarkably s:rong--extremely rigid--affords the utmos~ protection--not affected by rain There will be Mission Band at there be any proposition or propo- s;;ow, or cold--won't sag. easily'adjusts itself to uneven .~_ound--economfcatly same time making them more sitions to vo~e upon aL said election erected, wears indefinitely--alwaysretaming its shape and successfully resisting 2"30 p.m. l involving the dipect expenditure of the nil)st ~evere strains put upon it. attractive and appetizing. No services Sunday evening, public money, or the issue of bonds, Before buying your next recluiremcnts, see and examine JACK-SON. The Ladlies' Aid Socie£y will spend every woman who possesses the qual- Ro yal Baking Powder is Thur~

I I I I ...... 3. !said election, will be entitLd to ]vote upon such propositions, pro vid- 1 ed such person has had her name PROBATE NEWS. t duly registered in accordance wit h KINGSTON-NOVESTA TOWN LINE. • Wl LMOT. I the provisions of said Act. 1 I,n the matter of the estate of Lafa-,I The polls of said election will be R. A. Moshier has been on the sick M~. Will Baxrons, who has been I ye~te Sheffer, late ~rf Tuscota, de- open at 7 o'clock a. m. and will re- list, but is better at this ~ting. at Cass City for the past week for I ceased, final account alto~ed aad,~es- main open until 5 o'clock p. m. of said day of election. R~obert Bro~m of 'Care visited Sat- medical treatment, is still there and i idue assigned. } I Dated this 25th day of ~ebruary, urday and Sunday at the hom~ of is r~o better. } In the matter of the estate of Jo~n A. D. 1914. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Moshier, Last w~ek a robin v¢~s seen in the ! 5I. Gunsell, late of Almer, deceased, MARC IVICKWARE, license to sell real estate was grant- Clerk Said Village. Miss Addle Sole is spending" a few~ the village chirping merrily and to~ of days at Clifford with her sister, ~rs. day a blue bird made itself heard for ed. REGiSTRATiON NOTICE. Alex Vance, who has bee~ sick. a short time in the morning. In the matter of the estate of Da~- Notice is hereby given to the Made at _Jack~or~ Mieh, Sir. and Mrs. H. Stephens and Will Barrens and son, Harold, wepe tel Parish, late of Gilford, deceased, qualified electors of the village of will w~s admitted to probate and Cass City, state of Michigan that a daughter, Grace, spent last week at Cass City over Sunday. Frank H. P~rish, of Gilford, was ap- meeting of the board o£ Registration Wednesday at Mr. Stephen's brother Miss Minnie Zemke returned to pointed administ~ator, will be held at Council Roon~s within .~ " ' ~,7%:- near Wilmo% Detroit Tuesday. said village, on Saturday, Mar. 7. A. Myron Retherford is visiting with In the matter of the estate of D. 1914 for the purpose of register- Mrs. Bertha F~rham, who has been Jerome Jacques, late of Almer de- ing the names of all such persons relatives at Marlette. quite sick here at the home of he~r ceased, final account allowed, w, ho shall be possessed of the neces- A steigh load of young people from parents, is some better. sary qualifications of electors who this vicinity and a few from Deford may apply for that purpose. Miss Eula Barrnns has been visitus THE REAL PROBLEM -] Women Electors spent Tuesday evening at the home :tlatives near Kingston and is home i The board of registration of said of Wm. Patch near Deford. The eve- a:-.&,in. The farmer and his wife watched village will register the names off all nmg was spent in music and song Miss Ella Sole is spending several their dog as he chased madly down. women possessing the qua!iflcations and refreshments were served by days with friends at White Creek. the track after the 4 o'clock tra.~. He of male electms who m~ake personal Mrs. l>atch. A fine time was en- application for such registration; pro-I Mr. and Mrs. Prank Dyer of Care did it every day and ahvays retuvned vided, that all such applicants must joyed and we hope tc go again ` in winded. [own property assessed for taxes some- were at Bad Axe last week aa~d spent the near future. "I wonder why he chases thatlwhere within the village above They all see it now---what Henry time between trains visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wesiey Northup of I train," remarked the wife with her i named, except that any woman other- Ed. N. Hartt at Wilmot. Ford saw years ago--that the light, Marlette visited relatives here last eyes on a little cloud of ~ust ~hat '~wise qualified who owns property Washington's birthday was ob- ...... :. ~within said village jointly with her strong, quality car, sold at a low Friday and Saturday. showed where Rover wa s. , ,:,, I hu, sband, or other person, or Who setwed in our school today with .songs There was a large attendance at "That,s not what's bothering fi~e,",%,::-.t7 owns property within said village on price, best meets the demands of all and recitations. answered her husband. "I'm "~o~der- contract and pays the taxes thereon, the Baptist LadieS" Aid held at the • shall be entitled to registration. the people. Now they're all follow- Gee. Borgewell, who had his knee home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Moshier ing what he'd do with it if he caughU Following are the qualifications of ing where Henry Ford led. last week Tuesday. All reFort an cut ~qth the buzz saw 5 weeks ago it."--Housekeeper, male electors in the State of Michi- enjoyable time. and has been staying at Frank Mar- gan: tin's, east. of Kingston, since the • -Every male inhabitant of this state, .Mrs. B. Sharp ~went to Mem:phis Just Like a Husband. i being a citizen of the United States; Five hundred dollars is the price of the accident, returned to his home here Monday to help care for her sist~r-in- "My husband is one of the.most stub- I every ma:e inhabitant residing in yesterday. He still limps. Ford runabout; the touring car is five law, who is seriously ill. born men in the wo:'ht.'" t this state on the twenty-fourth day of } The revival services still continue June, eighteen hundrec~ thirty-five; fifty; the town car seven fifty f. o. b. A meeting of the Woman's Chris- "'He can't be :~ny more stubl)orn than every, male inhabitant residing in this Kings+on assist£d with services last Detroit, complete with equipment. Get tian Temperance Union will be held mine." state on the first day of january, Friday evening. catalogue and particulars from next Tuesday evening, March 3, at "Oh, yes, I'm sure he-must be. Yes- eighteen hundred fifty; every male inhabitant, of foreign birth who, hav- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mrs. M. Fremid was at ~Vash, ,terday I had an engagement to meet tbe home cf him at 3 o'clock." ing resided in this state tw~ years Bruce at Deford. A program wilt Mich, laat week. No school in the and six monthsl prior to the eiahth SCHENCK & WAIDLEY be give~ a~d refreshmer,.ts served. lower room Monday as she did not "Yes?" day of November, eiahteen hundred get back ,till Monday evemng. "Well. it was nearly 4:30 wher~ I got ninety-four; and having declared his The box social ,at the Townline Our editor, Mr. Allen, was at Sno- there, and he won't admit yet that the intention to become a citizen of the schoolhouse last •Friday evening was ... United States two years and six rest he got while he was w'Hting did a decided success. Proceeds amount- ;: or. months prior to said last named day; him any good."--Chicago Record-Her- and every civilized male inhabitant ed to $15.35. Among those ailing with bad colds ald. of Indian descent, a native of the are Mrs. M. Moulton; Mrs. 1. Shover At the Farmers' Club meeting, hCd United States and not a member of I I a~ John Retherford's last Friday, the and Mrs. M. Penfold. The Moors of Today. any tribe, shall be an elector and on- club was given the name of Soufii Mrs. A. Vma Wold from Kingston The Moors of today are the descend- titled to vote: but no one shall ~e ants of those who conquered Spain. an elector or entitled to vote at any Novesta Farmers' Club and the fol- v.~sited relatives here Sunday and election unless he shall be above the lowing officers veere elected: Presi- Monday. who were l)ractica~y paramount in age of twenty-one years ,and has re- $ . dent D. Ashley" vice-pres., Elmer the southern portion for two centuries sided in this state six months and Bruce; recording secretary, John NEW USE FOR CHURCHES and relics of whose wonderful build, in the township or ward in which The Winter Season Adva,n.ces Retherford; corresponding]see, George ings are to be found at the present day he o.ffers to vote tw, enty days next proceeding such election. and as we do not wish to carry over any of the warm g, Cooper; treasurer, George A. Martin. A Cincinnati clergyman has opened in that country. Indeed, it is strange i Said Board of Registration will be $ The club will meet the third Fri- his church evenings to the unem- to consider the position of the Moors~in session on the day and at the goods until another season, we offer you such p}ices on day of each montlL the March meet- pi(.~yed, serving free food, good advice of today when we see the work of !place aforesaid from 9 o'clock in the Coats, Fur% Gloves, Mittens, Heavy Rubbers, Under- their hands in past centuries, and the forenoon until 8 o'clock in the after- ing to be held a~ t~olland Bruce's. and an invitati9~ to use the idle only ext)humtion lies in the fact ttmti n°°n for the purpose aforesaid. wear, etc., as you never heard of before. Come and Dated this 25th day of February, they are unaMe to adapt themselves t~ !A. D. 1914. see for yourself and be convinced. modern conditions.--Strand Magazine. , MARC VVICK\V)kRE, Ladies' Coats from $12,50 up to $25,00 for $7.50 and ¢ Clerk of Said Village. f $9.50 .-.--.~__ Bids Wanted. Children's Coats at HALF PRICE. Notice is hereby given that the ¢, Broken lots in Men's Fleeced Underwear 50c values q*. .... _~ _ o Township board of the Township of e $ Argyle, Sanilac Co., Mich.. will on for 39e Farmers' and Lenox ~E]E~G~Nr-1 the 18th day of March, 1914, at Per- kin's Hall, Argyle, Mich., receive Grocery Departznent sealed bids up to 10 o'clock a. m., for ~HE VALUE the construction of 6 Ir~iles of Class 8 tbs. oatmeal ...... 25c Real Estate ...... Exchange E road, 15 foot top, according m 3-5c pkgs. Grandma W. P ..... 10c ~of wed-printed state specifications and supervision. 3 cana choice tomatoes .... 25c J. B. RAMSEY, General Manager The board reserves the right to re- ~ d~ neat'a~ear'n~,~ :- ject any or all bids. Notice is also ® 4 cans Cuba corn ...... 25c @ $~a~i~F~J as a given that in• case said bids are 2 Ibs. Snap coffee (worth 25c lb.) 39c means of getting an~ considered too high the board will @ 2-25c cans D. Girl B. Powder .. 25c g* have a private letting at 1 o'clock p. 247/2 Ibs. Flour, any kind .... 69c Gentlemen: Please allow me to holding desirable bust- m., the sazne day. Profile and speci- Gentlemen: Please Mlow me t~o hess has been amply fications are on file in the Clerk's of- thant~ you for the most satisfactory thank you for ~he Satisfactory sale of fice. All bidders will be required to $ 21 lbs. Granulated Sugar for 98c sale of my stock of goods and the my 160-acre farm in Ellington. You demonstrated. Consult deposit a certified check in the ~*, ~efcre g~ing sum, of $1.000 a. he Z in~e.['es~ .~oa book b, ieg~' Lo t~l;s'" were on the job to the ~.~ish ~nd ~ a.m as ~uarantee that # We have a fev: mere Men's a!! woo! Mackinaw C~+~ e well satisfied and advise ~ny one hav- will enter into contract and furnish deal, and advise any one having prop- : elsewher~ the required bond, failing to do so to close out, $7.50 values $5.85. O @ erty to sell to list with ~vour firm and ing propert,yto sell to list with your he will forfeit amount of said check. These prices are for one week, from Feb. 28 to Mar. 7. liaveyou do the business for tl~em. firm and have you do the business The work to be completed in 2 for t hem. years from date of contract. Payment Yours very truly, to be made as soon as road is ac- e, Y~urs truly, Palmer Bros., @ SARAH 5I. (~()t:'I," [~[~[~[-~r--~[~ cepte.d by State Highway com. Dated at Argyle, Mich., this 16th ¢~ No credit ~iven. ¢.. ~' d&y ",)f Fob. 1914. -- ...... ,~ ~V. J. SEFToN, @ ee .__ ~,_~-!}j!:j2-20-2 Clerk of Argyle To~vnship.