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Uth Year—No. 90. THE CLINTON REPUBLICAN, ST, JOHNS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 11,1918. Wholf No. 2941.

C4B SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSdSSSSSdhS EATERS I VARIOUS TOPICS. { BIG COUNTY FAIR BIBHOP-RAWBON CLINTON COUNTY MAN Wm, 0. Biohep and Mra, Ida Hlakg MADE PASTOR GLAD Ceme Near Balng Bunsesd by gharg* TWO DARNS BORN sssssssssss»»s»ssssssss»* __ Nawoen Married In Qrand Hapldo ara at Datralt, Raided Darwin Bancroft’s In aviation HUB persons have bean Planty of Amuaamanti Hava Fr. Lindaman waa Oivan a Lightning Also Struck House f killed since lima. Of that numbar HV Flock of Plymouth Rocks have liseu killed during Ilia present Baan Provided by tha William I), lilahup of Hrand llaplda, Dallghtful Burprlac by Par- The Detroit News of Meulember 4 « yaar. formerly uf Mt, Johns, and Mrs, Ida contained (lie following article) of L. 0. McKnight Friday Night. *•* Manaiamant. Hicks llewenn of Ml Dora. Florid*, iahionara at Fowlar. "f’erfedlv willing lo morlgage pla Sunday Night Snow fall early giinday innrnliig at were married lo Hrand llaolds Motor- beautiful lR,(nio farm and home near Molt, Arloana, a raw inllaa from llowla, day afternoon at B o'clock, by llev, Fowler, Mich., In order tu make e Title la the aarllaal snowfall aver re­ James Hamilton, formerly a ft, THREE Vim PRIEST! IH He easy money offered him.by a UNSINa SHERIFF 80T THEM corded In Arloona, the niountalna *«■ RACES, 8PECIALATTRA0TI0NSJohns pastor end an Intimate friend parly of men with whom he fell In 0AMA8E0 TWO OTHER BARRS captcd. uf Hie bride and her family fur many a! Ihe hatha at Mt, Hlsmene and later This Led to Dlsoovory of Theft# at Do* Premise ta Ba Best Ivar—BIg ghow gf (ears The ceremony look place at Agglalad In Making Thslr Brsthsr Pgs* accompanied to Detroit, Malhlaa Ml* The l imit ai l fur conolruutlun of Ilia VV Fast Fulton al reef, and tha rooms laon was saved a serious financial set­ Htf Killed and Csrn Crib Burned — wltt Last Spring and Othor •tagk and Farm Products lar Pssl Thai Hla Wark in p new I’anlllml hotel at Orantl llaplda, war# beautifully decoralad with palms back by Ills Fhwler banker, The hank­ Buildings Insured In Farmers* Arrosts. calling fur Ilia aapendlturo of II.HJIV,- Will kg an lahlklllgn. and American bsatily torn.* Wall Apprsslatsd. er Investigated Malhlaa' desire lo NII1I waa algitail Haplamhar Bill, by Ilia Tha bride wore a beautiful gown of mortgage Hie properly, wllh Ihe re Mutual, Onorga A, Fuller company, uf New Ivory uncut velvet irimmed with rose suit Him! Ihe Detroit I'ollce are looking The Mill it n li u ii I eshlllll uf ihu Clin­ point let # Mitd carried one pink rues. Yogi Fewlsr tuit r*.«.|.<«tit»t i Last Friday night Fraiml* Hancroft York. ton coiinly fair will he held at Nl, for one Ifldward Miller, alleged confi ­ end I(«in llasllii of I.miimIiim ilrovo ov ­ Her only ornament was an e«i|ulalie Tuesday evening, Nepiember Nth, the dence man from Huffalii, Hurlng Ihe Ibunder storm which Johns, Heplemher hoi h- and ibioher diamond pin, ihe glfl of her mother, People of Holy Trlnlly Pariah of Fow passed over here Monday night, a ham er to Darwin lluncroft ’e of K***« mimI Mra. Jeausttu Hiiv Imm oelebratsd her I, V. and II. Thare will he apleiullil A few days ago Mr, Mlmon, easy helped ihemselvee lo IV ftillhlooded birthday uniilvaraary Wednesday hy The bride and groom were unattended. ler plioisandy aurprleed their paetor, going farmer from Ihe upstate dis ­ and corn house halongina lo Jeaae eihltilla of slock and a large display The wedding wee lu have taken llev, Iherr, li. Llndemun by a bau<|iiet Parker of Victor were elruck end 1*1) motif h Mot'll chickens Mr, Man- giving a family dinner Myron II. Mills, of voraiahles, grain and fruit Thera trict, met Miller al Mt. Diemens, form non missed them early tlio Heal her grandson, uf K hIm tiiuaoii, woo place In October Nl Ihe Hicks' home and eniertalnmeni given In honor of Ing a ready acipialnlttuce which Du­ horned to the ground, They were ln> are many Interesting and pleiialiiM free in Ml. Johns, hut Ihe arrange- Ihe seventh anniversary of hla pres­ eureil In the Farmers' Mutual, morolna mol Immediately came lo St, among thoao praoaiil, It wao a vary attract lima Minting which are Ckplaln nned with enlertaliimeul, The pair John* wlu.ro together with Jo* h«. linn* pleasant affair, meiila were changed on account uf Mr. ence In Hie parish, Fr Lynch of Ml, cume lo Detroit on suggestion of Mill­ A burn belonging lu Patrick Halllger, Mlokgrd'g 11imp*, of Iraloed aeale mid Illation's recent accident, The bride Johna, rr, Kuoltuel, of Cawamo and of Hangul, waa burned, li waa Inaured croft, they stalled oul lo search for *#* •mm Ilona, which will give two perfor ­ er and pill up at one of the beat holds tlio ihlevee, ood overlook llioin before Canadian Immlgiiiilnii ufflcaro look haa been active fur aome lime In re* Fr, llayea of Coldwaler were present In tlm illy Finally Miller "nm onio for 0500 In Ihe Farmers' Mutual. mances dally, ami Mnchella and Wilson llgloue and iibllatilliroplc woik lo show llielr ealeem and regard for The barn of William Heat aon of (lioy hull- reached l.mmlnu Mliorlff Harry K, Thaw uernaa the Vermont will also give (wo different aria dally, an old friend, one of these regular fel­ ItiD/urd of Lansing arrested ihoin mid l.ordar yealarday and lurnad him Only a small company were preaent. I heir fellow-man lows who always haa Ihe proper tips Hlley was allghlly damaged and a Img Many fast trotters and pacers hove Mr. Frank Wallera of New York, John Father Lynch and Fr. Kuehnel din ­ killed, Mherlff (Vomer brought (lino bock to limon Ha waa omm arrested hy tha been secured und Mscliliig luirae rac­ on the racing game and la willing lo Hi. .1 oh no HNlurdoy nlglil. sheriff without a warrani and will C. Illcka and wlfa and daughters, Jen ed wllh Fr Lludemann Tueaday even ­ separate from hla Inside dope for a lit* The barn belonging lo Thomaa Dunn ing la promised lo all of llioss who at- nle, Ixmlae and Ida Mlaa Nila Wllcos, ing, hui this, however, awakened no of Northeast Mmghwm, waa also struck After being orreoieil llasllp (old on probably he lurnad over lo Ihe New tend. He coin. ('loo I mop mid Joy Hirublo of l^uiolng, York authorltlwa. Mra, Myron II, Knlffln, Harry Hrown, suspicion In the mind of Fr, Llndu- Miller wae financially embarrassed and allghlly damaged, Inaured In Far­ Wednesday, Ihe second day, le lo he Amelia Hall and Mr, and Mrs. C. C, matin, aa they are frerpient visitors al mers Mutual. < liorglog I hoi they bod ololon e.e Children's day And II la ennui-led Ihal after having played the good fellow an chickens near Hewitt und aloo Mlaa Helen limiter, who haa been Vaughan Ml Johns; Mr, snd Mrs M ihe rectory, ||y clever strategy they long to Mlmon and It wae suggested Btrusk L .0, McKnight', Houss. all children und teachers will he (here. II, Knlffln, Ueiroll, and some Hrand In oilier counlleo early Inoi spring a member of The llnpuhllcaii fur tha look Fr, Lludemann lo the pariah hall Hun the latter relse caeh on his ttftO The house of L. II. McHnlglil in All achoola will he cloaed on Ihal day llaplda frlende of Ihe hrlde and groom where he found a very large gathering, Mherlff Cromer wont In eenrc!i of Mieoo paat litre# yeara, haa given up her pus* und free tickets will he provided for property, to which lie readily acmed Hreenbiisli, waa elruck, The holt evi­ moil mid brought them here iNot Moii Hlon aa reporter and relurned lo Iter Mr. end Mra, lllahop have taken a Hie largest Ihal haa evgr been present ed On returning to Fuwlsr he told the the scholars and teacher#, All of the house at 5BI Mouth Lafayette Hrand dently struck a tree near the house, dMy. homa In Ovid, Mlaa Hunter laavea In Ihe hull, Aa Fr. Llndemann entered banker wliat be bad been told to aay passed to Hie ,iousn knocking off a por- old pioneers are also especially Invited Itaplds, for a time, and after Mr, Iflsh- Ihe hall he waa greeted IrnrlJJy, after IImo IIp lo a young hoy, who with many frlauda (ii Hi Johns, Mlaa Flor> lo he preaent on (hat day und a place by Miller end hie companion, namaly, tlon of cornice and aome brackets, fSide of Ihe eounly lire also cordially The matter was placed In the hands hut fortunately did no! suffer aerlous oome dlolance from Ihe plate lo he total of ts head of full blooded buffalo, invited, ALL WELL bringing (he people Into close union, of the |Mil|ce and a trip made to De Injury, The house waa Inaured In Hie raided. Mending hlo companion to do or more properly, hlaon, of which V7 of hla Interest shown In Ihe school, troll, In which Mlmon wae to meet Farmers’ Mutual. the work Ite said Ihlo plan woe fol ­ are males and VI females, All of the und of Ills wslchfullness In gusrdlng Miller end the police erreeted him lowed al llarwln llaucrofl a, where lie animals are In splendid condition, DISTRICT MKETINO At it Johns Camp and HMsklabsrrlgg the Interests of his people, Mhe voiced Detective Hood wea assigned to Hie TOO MUCH BOOZE brought back eight chlckano Frond* Art Plentiful. the sentiments of everyone when she ease, bill when farmer Mlmon arrived llancroft, who wmo In Ihe wagon aaked Dr. Francis DevereailN Clark, Orantl as greeted the hope slid wish Ihal he al Milwaukee Junction, Hie ugreed Of Knight's Templar will be Hold gt him how many he had. lie replied Mauler of Michigan Maaons, for VI would remsln In the parish for many meeting place lio Miller waa there, It Dave Doty Plead Guilty le Gharge ef eight "Oh hell," Halit roll said, "we years superintendent of Ihe schools Oharletta, toptombor If, limes Ihe sevgn yeara he haa been being Ihe opinion of the police he had It H. Allison returned from Mi. Johna Aseeult and Battery, can't drive thla far for that number, for the deaf, a veteran of the Civil camp near Money, Tuesday, He left here In order Ihal he mav complete been "tipped off." gti hack and get enough more to make mmi ami a gniduale of Columbia i nl Hlepheii Itowell, Mr. and Mra, Frank Hie work he so diligently begun, that II an even dooen, ” which he did, llaa- varolly, died suddenly, Heplemher 7, A commllle*. from the Charlotte Mwalli and II. H Jefferies III good of building a new church, the need of lip took the of fitera around In UeWItt al Ihe Michigan Mrhuol fur the deaf, Commamlery, No H7, will meet with which la constantly growing In the FORMER TEACHER Dave Duly who reeldea on Hie Dean heallh and en oylug IhemaeWea Im arm lu Hengul, waa arrested last Tues­ and Watertown lo varlouo placea al Flint , of heart failure He had a Ihe ML Johns Commundery, Thursday menaely, Mr, Allison brought hack a Pariah, where they hud otolen chlckena, and world wide reputation as an Instructor evening, Heplemher lllh, The Char­ Mlaa t'lara I'lrldi gave a very pleas Mlee Kunlee Glass Married In Berkeley, day and when taken before Justice J. lot of huckleberries, Mr, Jefferies aeud Chillies Flynn plead guilty lo aasaull lold Justice Flynn Ihal llancroft paid of ihe deaf, und published a valuable lotte Commundery hue alao Invited (he lug a couple of calta lo the editor of lug recitation entitled "The Wreck at him and l,oop 10 cents each for the work on that subject, Ills work haa Ml. Johns Commamlery to attend a ill* Mumbles I lend," The music waa fur­ California. and hetlery. Hla wife, who entered The Hepuiillcan, They were of escel Ihe corn plain I elates that he waa In chlckena atolen, applying Maine on greatly blessed hundreds of affllaled irict mealing al ('harlolle Ihe V5th of lent i|uallty, nished hy Ihe Misses Kva Heller end their board, lie alao wait! trlpa had children, Ihla month, Heneral orders have also VeronlcH Dcoign, Hev, Fr. Lynch de Lansing last Malurday and hiniight been made In Katun mid Ingham conic 9*9 been sent mil hy the (Hand Conimali llvered an eacelleul presentation ad Perhaps many will he Interested III hack three tpiarla of whiskey, Doty Ilea, Ntruhle lo a aon In law of Franclo llecause the Iasi legislature passed a dery lo Dial affeel, REV. K, J, BLEK dress during which he presented lo knowing that cards have been receiv­ wea fined |N0 and 15.50 coals or jo llaut it.fi anti ItMM in t Midi*,n I In- law requiring physicians to treat the Itev, Fr, Llndemann a purse contain ed announcing Hie marriage of Mlaa days In Jail, Duly lold Justice Flynn chlckena were conaumed In the board eyes of newly horn Infants with a Ing a sum somewhat over 1400, Thla Kunlee HIsss Slid Harry Lent, which Ihal he must have drank a iinert uf tng liouoe. prophylactic approved hy the etete NKW F. M. PASTOR Has Made a Pina Hseard In Charlotte sum was Hie conlrlhuHoiia of Ihe look place In Iterkeley, California, on whiskey Monday, Hoy J, Ilaughner of Dewitt entered hoard of health, within one hour after M, I, OHursh, members of Hie pariah and several of Tueaday evening Meptemher Nth, Mlea Hlaaa formerly was the commer a complete agalnel Jay Ml ruble and II. birth. It haa been necessary for Ihe Nev. W, J, Hallggd Transferred te the paalor'e friends, The latter have CAPTURE IN CORUNNA (Irani Taumo agalnel (?leo l,oop The Mecretary of Niale to maka a change ihe allicereat I hanks of Ihe people of nisi teacher In Hie Mt, Johna high Neoe Oily, Mlohigen, The Lawnnie Avenue Methodist Holy TrlnHy pariah for llielr generoa school. Mr and Mrs Lent will reelde accused were taken before .luollce J, In Hie preserlhed form of birth certlf Pay Wilds, Whs Has Bssn Leading of lag tee, The iimw hlrlh certlfleeteH church of Chat'loile has made a niche IIF In allowing llielr appreciation of In l*oa Angeles California Charles Flynn, plead guilty and for itself lu Ihe blafory of Michigan llancroft who fined Iff) anti I* 15 coats make provision for a statement from Ihe naelor flssrs Chess Bins* Jun*. Ihe physlelan or mid wife Ihat ihe Al Ihe annual Fuel Mlelilgau Confer Mel hod lam by raising 11 Lotto In one After (be preeeulallon speech lie. or 15 dayo In Jail and Loop wao fined year for Ilia pm pose of pay jog off a II- A KATTLEBNAKK lift and $n .|5 ci.oio or VO dayo In jail, eves of Ihe child have been I reeled In erne, held al I'lne Lake, August f7lh, Fr Llmleioann gave s response lo Ihe gtruble wao fined Ihe Maine aa llaiu loft Ihe manner prescribed by lew Itev W. J Hallead was Irauaferred year old mortgage. In addition lo keep same In which be Ibanked Ike people Fay Wilds, who la charged nf having from Mt Johns to Hose C|!y, llev, Hen, illg till Hie rootling eipe/iaea of Hid und friends for their l bought fulness Invaded Celle# ef William P. Beske lu broken into (wo houses lo Weteriowu and paid. Ii lo thought Ihal nothing 9*0 church, keeping op the usual benevo will he done with llaallp ho lie lo a A dispatch from Manama, Heplemher Iliismei III Tile Mlenlggn wse sod generosity, urging them lo con Oreenkuth, Iasi June, he* eucceeded In eluding youth of IS yeara, and wae apparently Tilt says "The leel shovelful! of earth aelil here lo fill llev, Hsllead's plaee lent budget and raising the pseior's Untie In the klttdlr spirit of union wllh Hie officers for some lime lie went drawn Into (lie caee wee dug from the Culebra cut al V preached hi* flisi earn ion Monday, Hep •alair lion a year, ell In a diy of lees him lo lomplele Hie erection of a new in ills iiiolliet a home In New lievett unlink Malunlay aflarnoon, Meplem leuiher Till, llev Hosmer already has than 5,000 Inhabitant*, with ala oilier church He staled that wllh ihe Mra William lleehe, who resides township Hratlot county, end when her Nth, All tracks slid eoolpmeol many friends here who prelee him high chorchee lo draw ihe altenllou of the hearty to operation of the peopl* the Mherlff Cramer went Ihere after him, WAR VETERAN people, Hey H J, Mlee formerly of shout sis tulles north ul Ml, Johna on will lie removed Tuesday and ihe ly, Mr, and Mte Mark Himelon al future will be much more proeperous sei llou n Hieeiihtiah »ns kept h pi I# II waa said that he wea no! there, Mvl flooding of lb# cut begun, II waa or lended Hie confereuc<| ae delegates Ovid, la pastor, and ble clMtreh will then Ilia oeel bee been, dentiy lie went ftom Hreilot eounly lo ask loliferem e lo return lilm lo Char oner In her cellar by a rattlesnake on Meraoo Yeung Died at Hie Heme *n Iglnally Intended ihal all steam shovel from Ml Johns Ae epoaeatnen for fhe evening, Hev, Monday i »iuntie where he lies since been |*os ni.eisHons on Ihe CiiIhIum nil proper lotte for another year, Ing ae a Damp Hn complaint of ooio* Wool Stele Street, Sunday, Sept. 1. Fr L»fich bed (be honor of lulioduc Mra Iteebe was .butulna III Ihe cel should cmnmm gwpiemher 15 and Ihal AOKD KICHIOKNT DIES Ing the Other Visiting prlesle Fr ler alien she saw Ibe relller crawl out nl bis neighbors lie was arreated and hy lb lotter 5 all eooluoieui, Including Hare* end Fr, Huehner In Inlrodur from behind some barrels end slowly Mherlff Drainer brought him lo it, — ■■■» I I NEW MEANB Johna Wednesday on ibe noon train Iloiace Young itaeeed MWgy Hundar Ml miles of hack should Ire mil uf Ing Hev, Fr, Hayes of i‘##ldwelur, Fr coll Itself up between bar end Ibe limit • h* nine mile channel between Ham William W, irswo guoeumbo le Lruch began lu Introduce him s* the ll Iben crawled up lu ibe bead uf Ibe evening al k HO ocloi b al hlo homa on Poet ef Ihe Asseen Pwrehesed by Ohgg, Wool Stale olreet from augur dlabeieo tioa dike and Ihe I'edto Miguel locks Heart Troubla, silver tongued orator Of ihe dimeae outside seller otelre CIRCUIT COURT These deles hove evidently been sd I gpregws but fie bethought himself Helming After some lime Mre Meebe we* Mr. Young had been In poor health fto veined Ihe peal few yeare, lie* log been ton the* honor for himself and Introduced ebl* In make bar daughter, Nora, bee# Judge Kelly i, Mearl wae boor on Fr Hayes ea (be golden tongued orator bar calls and the young woman reft lo fined lo Mm bed for I lie tael ten i William Hrown passed swpy from I'harle* M. Mpiegue pun baaed Ihe Monday, going over lb* calender for foooibe FuoeroI servpes were held AiJuit jno shoe desists from all hear! Double Ftldar Meplembey Mb. of tka d years Fouersl eeyvl.es were held on pleasing |n Ike audience In wklcb ke tried before the neat term Dun which opened Tuesday el ihe Hu wars tbreehed from Ike field end were e«nreeeed kle Ihenkfullness In being New York. July », lots. When oilll a Munder at f on uclock gt the bums, bright end of good uuallJr They pb k ROAD COMM MB MKT Divorce was grented Lynn I Hein young man he moved in Maoeachuoetle >wl llrlewuld. The ssem Istlun eel fur •••*, Melt Mullen uffb letlug The fug able tu be preaent fo show kle regard leu from Mrs Msry Hetnieo oo Ibe Itself g muel difficult leek Hist Is, lo etel Wee under tbs auspice* uf Mt, ed three pounds tu (be bushel nailing end eeleem fur Fr Mndemegn end resided there for eome lime. In II.M lo the grower rounds nf osirerne cruelty Mrs Kve |07d be wao united In marriage lo Mlea establish the wearing uf a plain s*u#l Jubue I'tiwmuhiitirt Nu, it M, T„ uf D- Infroduilog Fr Kuehnel of Me At tke Court Hews#, Wednesday teg lontgomery wes given a divorce from Mr ftpregue sere there wttt be mure wemu, wku h tit teotonb deecent Fr 1 Fmmallne Woyceeler. of Hroton Mao# ble ehne by hwfh men end women The wbbk be bed long beep g member. temker 9, t#!9, Hor Montgomery on tb* rbarge of non dealers cj*im Dial Hi* sudden change beene bare fkie year then i/fU'k wku le *#f frlak descend, very gchuoeilo, After living there for eev William W ftruwn bio Imru April there Ire# been f<-» Mo cs»« i*u sea support Arthur W Hlger *## given eral veers, they moved lo York Stele from Ike high heel shoes uf a few years 15. |BIt, el Weterl«»u lockeuu cuuuty, wittingly gave g Juke at Fr Kueknef g g divorce from Mrs Jennie Differ u#i egn Iu the esiremely In* nnes uf lu sons wblek were so we# they tMerfer espense bo* tke fgkle* were iMgcC- lu| "f Do and later came lo Michigan Ml 1*77 Mb-Mgan Hie early life wee spent gt ed syirtuusty with fke berveet tte egys tke grounds at estreat* *ro*My They fire# settled al Haglnew, going der beg been the .site* uf so many ' Hreee Lake Michigan, where be re lately turned keck upon Fr Lrkrli ty Hoad Commissioner# held e* ike felling Insteps that II la absulutely as the been blight bee done * good deal uf when Fr Koehpef rose (u give kle -e .rf kuwee. CejrtenWer im * cum from there lo (matey where they re 1 malned until He Iben came tu damage lu fMe Mpwgtf, eseept where MAAUlAOff LIBCNBf aided .mill three yeero ego In ISlo cesser y to sets Mist, sum# permanent gt Jukes, and nu Nnvemimr 17, |f7f, add roes He also stated tke# H wge mines wee appointed ky Ckelrmen H basic style he wge united in marriage tu Mmme L northern grown seed wge weed • source of pleasure to Mm tu ke pree f Hufttetwr 'ouefettag of Jem#* Dean (hey same to gr (nan* where they ( herlee A. Hemtttuw Mpriugftefd HI have since mode It ihetr home on l*| frlpp He bed Ireen g member uf the eat on ik« occaeton tu show kle re# snd iUrkmri AriRbrustmecher TM# Stale otreef. A Wssblogioa dispatch Mpiemher , M a sunt, order fur id year#, Nesldea voice euirfuAg, pact end regurd fur Hev, Fr Made committee le In tnepeci and recoin f Heryl ( uok Nath There or* left in mourn ihetr |mm a •Hi, eey«: Preparation# fur ike muve- M* wife ke leaves on* brother gad munn After fke eddreeeee America’ mend route# for klgbwavs tu ke |m Hubert Harry Atkiueon Hrekd Ketdds wife and three children t haflee m#ni uf crops were reflected In e de twu statero. P f! ftruwn uf fWrfee (Jmirge P Hiller ha* relurned from wee sung ky tke wkote eesemkly after proved end tke wrobekle suet at tke (Dee* Herrmgton Abtmtr ,, HvM Young of Ml Johns. William Young tailed summery mad* publb fudeY, uf Ideku Mrs Kmmett Hunker uf Ana New Turk, where k# be* n#e», study wkteh they retired to tke dtnlwc room, •eme. with pom lai reference tu tke Cell cup mo. log funds Wk»n Ibis sell lu#e ike .tailing prteete tn tketr Ike n#Mfd PWWfer wttk tke #•## Jornlsked g greet deal e» wgy cummleetuwer ae I# •wwwlle# tke* mIrtb for tke eodteo.e every woe ee ere building vgrtwue type# at med ewd •m mode In the St Joke* ewoaw iwry of . e|Vd Ilfs Alls# « • ' - --#• •»*# mi fMMrr *♦ *•- OF THE HIMiM I mdgggsd end vary H##*weu gl Mr west „rt»* see Mrs w If CleseiM wt«k the lewlkws trade ik* t.ui 9 AND A kt gfflff i Ad* L #*• ef i ne tbw b#rds MM» is cud uni uf kW*e sew a s—gfolg ft>* /sgutey merttue «f fO-M

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THE CLINTON REPUBLICAN, IT. JOHNS, MICH., SEPTEMBER II, ISIS PAOE S. mmmmm DEWITT ELBA. EAOLE. WACOUITA. 37 Hoyal llyan la mil uf acliool on mi* Mr. and Mra. Orvllla I’arkar wara at Mr. Thro, Mights I. visiting gt Chaa, count uf alnkuasa, I .it using two daya Inal waak. Andrus/ Thao Hchavey r«*im n«*<| honis from t ". Is The Charles Murae la vary sick, A train­ Mra, Frank Dalian of Wlndaor, On­ Cider mmte ovnry day at Him Wg* (Milo Imht wink. ed nurse la oaring fur him, tario, la vlalllng Mis, II. K Drown. rouata mill. tAdv.t un y Mrs. .lame* Trueatlell visited In I'ort Urandma llleuse la moving In with Mra. Horace Peake spool ii few days Huron last week. Mlaa Frnncaa llunl uf Dewlll vlall Furniture Iter anti Charlie, fur Ihe winter, al Ormid I .edge with bar sister, Mra, ed Mra. Ituy Dice several daya last Mtsa Hutli Woodworth Is u!l«ndinii True Test Mlaa Mildred Harrell uf Caraon City Claranca liMvaiqiort. weak. school In lumalng. apenl Haturday night und Hunday with A, It llennstt anil two Imya, ltsa> Mr. and Mrs. 0* DvavaitslraH visited Varney I'sure** la Iisv Iiim a alio hulH Mia, Frank Halehuitae, ford and Ketmath, wara at l.anslng Hiiniiny at the home of Mr, A, J. on Ida farm In Oliva. Mra, Nettle Mills of Ohio, has pur Friday to attend Ilia show. During* Is Not a Luxury Mia. Iloinar Diaxee rslurnad Home Of Cheapness ohaaad Ihe Chaa, .Ionian farm und will Mra, A. It, lleiinsit mid Mra. Maud Mlaa Florence Crouklte went last from Adrian Monday, lukn possession tiait spring. Drlgga mul Mra, Frank llahhltt and Friday to reauma-her school duties in Dyla Norris of Dewllt la vlallliiR hla Ft lua nan oft mi ha maul aa a strung ,f. M. Hander uf Vauglmavlllu, Ohio; Mra, .Iuiiiiiim llrown wara ill. I.anahig Wolverine. gra ml pa noil a In Oliva, returned home Tuesday, after a few Tluiraday. At the Price You Can Purchase it at argument In aouia llnaa of bualnaaa, Mr. A. II, Andrus left Monday for A. Ilannatt of Daualng was n callar days vlall with hla sun, 0, Hander, Mr. and Mra, Frank Murphy mid Detroit and other eastern points lo ha In tills (dam last waak. because a cheaper grade ufteu anawera Mr. oimefead and brother uf Indiana Mra, II, K, llrowti and daughter, Mra, gone shout five weeks. ■OF- Mlaa Mlhel Tuckar visited Mias Mar­ who own ihe Fuller farm ware here Fled llahleraon, warn at l.mialng Fi. H»iwaul Ksnney will move hla fain- jorie I'annall last Friday, the pnr|ioae of the purnlieear. Hut looking aflwr Ihe farm ImmI weak. day. Mr. Murphy took (ham In hla oar. llr to Mount I'leaaant I'tDluy wiinrc Mrs. A. D. Moaaa and daiiRlilara via A aurprlae parly wae given Flhel A. II llannell left Haturday to spend he Inietida to attend school, Had Oslrolt frlanda last waak. Da via al her home Tuesday availing, pari of hla vacation with hla iincla, Dr, Mr. mid Mra. Hteinmi Deun spent also Vein lllahop at hla home Wednea lb d, I’ayne. at Mount IMsaamil. Hla W. R. Osgood IN THE DRUB BUSINESS Huturiliiy mul Hominy with her uuc|a Mrs. Augusta lllood ralurnad to liar t | day evening. aiihallluta, Dill* llrukaw la driving Ills honis In I'ottarvlllo last waak. and wife, Mr, and M^a, Day IMuwmun. Tlig I'urniiurg Man and lindgrlakgr • Si, Jnltna, Mich. it Is different. Cheap drugs will Mlaa lluth Neff leaves this week fur routa, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Walili and soil Dayton, (thin where she will alliuul Mra, Clyde Taylor uf Hranil Deilgs visit ad Hu Witt frlanda HiiRdsy, Mr, and Mrs. Iluyt Hill and dmiqh mul her alsler, Mia. Kenneth Hall uf nnvar taka tha plans of pure high- school In order Hi gradual** with liar lur. l,oi|lae§ur |,os Angchis, California, .lackaou visited at Waller Huston's Mr. and Mia. Oun Isvus Yana visit,ad class al liar old home immnad Inal week after four y«,*rs last weak, thalr children In Dunalhg Haturday grade ones. Duality regardless uf apenl there, Mra Hill la at Mapla Dap Mr, and Mra, M, J. Hlense and two Mr, mul Mra. Walton left (hla plane and Hunday, price should la* tha nlilstf considers children visited Hunday al Ilia home Ida with her slater and Iluyt la at M, (Jlsnn Hank ton ralurnad honia Tima- uf her parents, Mr and Mra, llaorge II. 11111# Wednesday lo live with their sou Will day aftar a two waaka' outing Ijara turn uf naraful drug hayara. What llam Welt on of 1(11#/ during Ihe fall Archer, Hr,, lu Duplaln, and winter. and In Hanalng, NORTH EAOLE. Mrs, diaries Hacks of Chicago, la you huy hera In Ilia Una of drugs and The mutual meeting of Ihe M F, aid society will he held at Ihe home of visiting liar parents, Mr. and Mrs, H. madhdnea will lu* of right quality, DELTA STATION. Cider Made Every Day W. Nonls, In Ollvs, Mr, and Mra, William Day are ut- Mra. Q D. Taylor, Offlcera will he Imidhig Ihu David family reunion In elected slid everyone la urged to come Mr, and Mrs. H W. Norris of Oliva and the price asked will Ims light, too Hurl Crosby rides In a new aotomo Indiana. Hchool begun ImmI week with the Kltsndud ilia funaral of a cousin naur High! goods, right aervlua and right Idle, Orand Hadga Hunday, The Dailies’ of the M F, church of seme corps of touchers aa the pre W, J llalhrlck lias purchased a new vinos yeur. The rooms me freshly In the Week at the Wacousta Mill Mrs. Charlas Itaynolds and son, Da- prmea are usually closely associated Fagle will hold their fair and chicken Ford louring cur, pie supper Haturday, Heptemher IMtli, papered and luilnteil and me munh Im­ mont, of Alward laiku visited Mr, and A sun was horn Tuesday, Heptemher proved, Mrs. Fred Tuckar last Haturday. (huiia here for Drugs and sundries. All tome, it. to Mr, uud Mra, A. (I, (illlell, Mrs, Clinton Howe was taken to the Mra, C, N. lie/.mil went Wednesday Hr. Coon sttendud a medical con- Mra, Casalua Mush of Hake, la car­ to Orand Ituplda where she will spend I with to inform th« public that I have YMtton Thursday uid Friday •( Flint F*lward Hparrow hospital Friday for mi ing fur her alaler, Mra, A C, (illlett, operation. Him mm reported aa get. some lime with her sister Mis, Wall, and apeiit Thursday night at ottsr From there she expect* to go to Chica­ Leased the Wacousta mill where I will be laka, Holiday, Heptemher Ht.li la mlsalon- ting along nicely, hut she passed away ary Holiday ut the Della M F, Hunday Tuesday morning, Him leaves four go to visit her nephew, Mr. Allen Dan glad to see all my old friends and custo­ Tha Hot tar brothers of Oliva enter- school, children, who have the sympathy of lella, tallied tha I 0,0, F, Mild H, of It. lodge Hunt's Drug Stores Hchool begun Monday, after three the coiiimuiilty. The cltlgena hall game last Hafur mers. I will endeavor to give you fair and other friends at thalr home Holi ­ day waa Ihe cause of mm h fuu und Ihe day. •T. JOHNS AND DEWITT, MICH. moulha vacation, with Mr Asm Kelley as teacher, proceeds of which netted our hall H*um dealing and satisfaction and solicit your Mrs llaltle Ciiolahan and daughter NORTHEAST EAOLE. Mlaa Finmii Fel/ke alitartallied the ii fair sum. Wncoustu will play Dim- Mary, returned home last Friday after oudule (hla week Hulurduy and Initiate patronage* visiting friends In Wisconsin several Hood idilem society Wedneaday after noon of this week, Th* Hloiigh school began Heptemher their cluaay new suits. weeks, came home Monday for an extended 2, with Miss Mlauda Hhaw as the Thirty aolioolniatea end frlanda were Mr, and Mrs Fred Tucker, Mr, and stay. I .MO, Ihe young sou of Mr, and Mra. tea* 1 her, eiilerlulned Huluriley, Huplomher nth, Mrs. Cash Tuckar ami Varney I'earce Huhen Christopher hud Hie misfortune Mlaa Hurls Maeoll of llnecs, who la to fall mid broke the left collar hone, Mr, ami Mrs. Fgrl Marvin of Haflle hy Mra. Cheater ('lurk In honor of Mrs, visited Mi. and Mrs. V. If, I'earce In staying wltli liar alatur, Mra, (laorga Creek visited at F, Harloi ’k’s a portion W F Derry, nee, Katie Clerk, who uf* Ollvs Friday, Ithorar. la unending acliool in the vII The M F, Hedies ’ Aid society will uf the Week. ter luivlug apenl the summer with her FLOYD MERRILL, muel with Mra, Hsurge KltHe Wednea Mr. and Mrs. Hart Florlaii and lega. Mr. Dud. W’ella Is attending gobool pui'enia, will return soon to her hume daughter visited Mr. and Mrs, John ilay, Heptemher I Till, for supper. A in Dlsmurk, North Dakota The after VN lllls McHoiilh la having u well pul good alleiidaiice la dealied aa |l la Ihe at Danslng, Ills many friends wish Wacousta, Michigan. Florlaii near Orand Hedge a week ago him success noon whs spent practicing "home last Hunday, down nl Ida place In the village, Fd. aiiliOiil election of officer#, economics" mul a Jolly time en joyed Chadwick and Flunk Fusion lire doing Muslim Hill returned home last week Mr. and Mrs, M It. Carrier of Halt hy ali, A threw course supper was Him work. after spending a part of the summer served on the lawn Heversl fine re alnr and Mr, and Mrs Cushman of In llaltle Creek list it, ware callers on Mia. K. H. WII Mra, Maude Tucker, Mlaa Ceiirl uiemhrmtces were left with the guest llama Hunday, Tucker and Harold Tucker apenl Frl A HWEET CLOVEN PICNIC. Mr Furl Fliiktduder and fa mil* id of honor hy tier friends. day In Hanalng the gueal of her alaler, A "sweet clever" pleule was held tic 1 "Using * ere Hominy guests of ('has, Mr, and Mis Cash Tucker of I'artel- Mra. (trace Hunlnnii, Welle and family. lo and Fred Tucker of I'ralrla Creak oilier day al a farm hi guutbprn Iowa Diarrhoea Qulekly Cured, DAY and NIGHT SERVICE called on Mr and Mrs, Frank Irish Mr, and Mra lludeun H Hlllett left Two bundled acres uf Hits farm m • luugeiie I lasting- Is alleudlng school "1 waa taken with diarrhoea and Mr In Oliva Friday, Wednesday for u few weeks visit III lleVOleil |u the giuwlllg of lllls legion at Wa*uusta and Franklin Waldron he Yorks, the metchanl here, persuaded ((undo, Cheboygan coilldy they will gan sehonl at the Dhmgh. FreiI Tucker, accompanied hy Char which tintII recently Ims been poll me to try a boltle of Chamberlain’# vlall Imlh Mr. and Mrs. (Illlett* alaler, •IttkfpH III tin Unlit of g wmmie— you*i Mr, and Mrs Albert llerllll and Colic, Cholera mid Diarrhoea Itemedr las Hey nolds of Alward Hake, took who reside there Mr, and Mrs Cash Tucker to thalr side weed The ph III*' was llllietl to daughter Alberta mid John Thome mid After taking one iloee of It I waa cured home near I'arlallo Hunday, Mrs, Harrison While of Chailotle the (lay when the imp waa lo he dll family uf lllley were Holiday guests of It also cured Ribera that I gave It lu," visited her father, Viator t'lavey, frunt and lliere were present, healdea mini* Mr, mid Mrs Clayluti (Illlett. writes M F Oelihuit. (ir'ola, Da .hat Mr. and Mra. It llrlnk, Mrs. Hlevans Thursday until Hunday. Mr. While and daughter and Miss Flshhurn of HI. farmers uf till) country adjacent tali Obituary, Is not al all utuisnnl Au ordinary at stayed over Hunday with them, arrlv lack of diarrhoea can alttmat Invarh* .lolina were callers at the home of Mr, tors uf ggrlcitll uni I papera and repro Mlsa Catherine Wilson was horn In AUTOJMRY lug here Haturday nlglH, Mr lie cured hr one or two doses of and Mrs, Varney I'earca last Hunday, aeidallvea uf mure lliaii one stale ea IMneknwy, Michigan, Heptnmher EMt*, Mlaaes Murllia Malara and Pauline pel hiteiil el at lull The doji was a verj HUH, and departed this life Heptemher this remedy For sal# hr all dealers The Carii|i Fire Olrle will meat with Kehler uf (iralid Hedge, Flank Maleis I thrifty oiim noil waa cut tor seed I i I HMI, al her home In lllley, where Advi, Miss Agues Hauls, Haturday, Meplem Mie, Fied Howell and Mra, Harry her IHth. A lltteiary program will ha |**>l Illinois hi Hie feeding uf aw eel she has apenl tile greater part of her Hweeiiey uf Hanalng spent Monday ev ilfe Pleneure Trips and given All mothers of the Camp Fits enlug al tteoige Hll'a, clover aa poslure mid liny seem In HI LEY, girls ais Invited. In IBdlf she waa united In marrlia* Mis Ahhle Hills received wind Tu*a- allow that when aluek gel used lu It Mr, and Mrs Chicles Wehh and they eat II readily and do welt no It lo I'hlllp t'urey, mid to I Ida union a me Bvisines Runs, day ltint during a aeveta electrical horn fhliieen children, al* uf whom ■rrl daughters, Mr. and Mis. 0, Fall Hcott storm, In Uarloid, Hlaeg# county. Hun Aa a soil renovator It la Hie equal of and daughter, Mr, slid Mra C 0. Wood alfalfa amt utllPI plRYRfB und Iras till-* me living, Mrs Mary Huflierlmid uf visiting relatives In lllley day, IlghHiing slim k and Inn tied lu I let roll Mrs, Nettle Daniel# of Mason, Deo Hi-liaffer spent Hunday with Mr, ruff and family took an auto trip to the ground a laige gislu and slock advantage that It gmwd thriftily IN* Orand Hedge Hunday. Mia Angelina Morghtlorf of Danslng and Mrs Herman Martin hum helonglug lu her brother, It, H Ihe lhhiue-1 and uioai uiipn*mlslnp Mia May flla Hill of Faaie. Mr, Harry Mr. and Mrs. Will Catturiiiols and Hull hies losing this year s grope, he kinds of anil Mra. Christ Halm amt sou, Arthur Corey of Hranil Dodge and Alfred were lit Ormul I,edge on business Frl A. T. SMITH family of Hetrolt visited Ills patents, aides all hla Inula, wagons, etc, I inly Co lev, wild lived with Ida mother and Mr, and Mrs Atlhor CaHerinole, last the louses wtie saved kindly cared fur her day Clleivs rhuna )), Union Mono 77-IR. II. Johni, Mich, week Mr and Mra. I'hllllp I'aikhouse FANMINO IN UERMANV. Hermmi Marlin mul Willi* tlormmi Large f erellmant Ihe average fanner lu Hermany t- Dfie brother, Hem go Wilson of lllley, and children vlaltad Iheie Holiday a sister Nancy Hanson of Hesperia, spent Haturday and Homier lu I«mii Mr. and Mrs. K W. Norrla and Mra Hclioul began In llila village Munduy, n»d only a newe careful. Iml a mure sing, with au unueuallr laige enroUtneal, thirty one grandchildren and fourteen Nellie Cola of Olive; Mia, < hades lliormigh farmer Ilian la Ihe American item granm BHdren and many frlanda liulte a few of the people I root this Her ke of Chicago, Mis, M A Wheeler Hie eleventh gtede lining pul Inin the Willi te* raw lauds to utilise lu Ihe lu ll*mr and Mias Cramer were Imnslng echool, A numhei uf uuplla who finish are lull to mourn their loss vldnllr attended home coming lu l*ao KAMT lilt.ICV, Mrs F A Fiiigason. Mra. It. Hlmmona, measing uf |*r*u!oclhm Herman farm Mta Corey waa a kind and loving •lug ImmI week, vlsllura Hsiunlay. Mra Film Tuckar waie calleis at the at the intli giaile ate inking up this new era harp Nevertheless Inereosed (heir work A kludatgaiteu la also aiuiihei mother, always ready lu lend a helping Mr mul Mrs John Nhueuiaker of home of Mr and Mra, Vainer I'eans piodip ll**u of sugm beets live fold Im hand to Ihnae In need Mr Duels la bavins Ills barn fs ^r> Dumber the a» teal Ufa In Hie »' ItUUl Wllil eighteen lleugal apenl Nuuday with Mr Mini Monday Ihe past Hiltt> years Imre mure Hium imlniwd iMIaaea Mary and Dernb-a Jaurl, III• Im uues under five reeia uf ai« Ihe funeral waa held at liar home Mra Charles Krumm Mr, and Mis Will Cole of Kllay, duuldiel limit prurlo* thill uf rye and Reolemiler *ltb, Interment lu Hunth Frail I a sun and wifw were In Rl, Idltrrenr-e t aaper Mr and M Klgliteeu are enrulled In Ihe Herman filler Henry Will Mr,, and wife and two Mrs Harsh Marietta, and Mlsa ( ora lines In ihe eleventh grade The pulal«a- have nearly doubled Hu it children, Arthur and Marie apenl Muu Jutina on bualnaaa Mumlar Nuffwr and sun, ffanar, and Ms r* Heed of Fugle, Mr and Mrs H lion leechere this year are Hopi, Mleaw pr*elu*'lh*M of **a|s Niel harp Increased flic tla at hums we mlaa her, day with Mrs, Fred Will Mr, and Mrs Fted Nullnr and arm, trier went lu Hound lutke Ma ml. , loon of Itlnghaini Mr, and Mi* M, If, W» see her tgiuttf chair maker uf KlNgaluni Mlae Mulitum of Mm!* uni pel of wheal and meadow hay Mr and Mrs Fted llopp sad John Hmlth of Dewitt, vlaltad Mr sail Mrs Hi Imwrenee Misses Itenie anil Van hy aland fit! per milt They raise IP* It a* Hnd tins n lie! er home above, ( has Cole, Hunday. Me know Him mother Is (her# Hupp of near Merle Ilea* h apenl Ron Fleet of this place Mias Alftilfis Hloan per cent nooe horse* aiel allle slid day at the home of thalr parents, Mr grf Mr and Mrs F /, Mnbvet on Mmw Weel IwWlP belptng sere for Per and If ue it a men ef gm«f babbt sr.d tnduetry he wiH mother who hea been rwry *t*k with vlpJOng at the heme of Bey greed par Jerome little te buRdte* ** GROUP stoma* h trouble Mf. If, Rgd Mrat thee Imaitt of atm when a va*enay e* mu , «n r* sen thnt irpysurtontty , elks erooed Me ieeMra*v Merle NenrB returned borne no eeek te IB# rwubg mao wb# had ibeee RneHtbm that aaehe ft Mra. Prank Pettier itpHed Mteaew The le» tnrer of Volunteer A*b«r an rd(a «ad il«HB tkt Frittf, ALWARD LAKE nouneaa a program for thedr neat meet PICTURE teg #• every body *eme end meBe tha ffpymrfuaMJes r«getre a *ert#tn eeaeuei «g Mr end Mrs F M TrwwbridRe *llt meeting internet mg We reaeet tube M>nhs |s uf *hte Bind ef en trpamrtenMy eeterteln the Aiwet > isifce Ceavelery Wees INK* ••! hr pmgraaetna pteefp na h#v« ike eeseasary tenge at «p o emmnn d A Rand Rusted/ f*r guipef Friday tfeptemb** Tk* bean# *IM be semen Bel %*•» bad kueinee a *h*e»e may osse eur ear Msmerrew end gaan avnr It Mrs r> eb.tdge wtR turitek Ike thes are la aped #endMb*.. fl# rate eaFwer All .urAdRy wvitad •• el Runday rip Mid the dee# mad made etlBnu t badng taken mNgntege ef etaarD nnamwa en g|g mot .*et MflMP''______| a#va § pert ef sat snmfeg a The ♦#•*»* ►* The Her te ng gni MBBOf M peerMM unwgl add af eer Wm s«h tS#M d Raft ' ^ee^^RkHLsH va* At it* «iam af rig

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THE CLINTON REPUBLICAN, IT, JOHNS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 11,1013. •PAOE

Mre, Hey Mtone end eon visited Mt, Miss Vsrg Curtis left Wednesday for and Mre. F. A. Taft In Mt, Johns Tues­ Mtockhrldg# where she has accepted s OVID day. position as milliner, CITY BREVITIES. Mre. Albert VenDyne and niece, Mr. M. Mscomber Is moving his NmHp ihfM hundred guests Assem­ Miss Ida Moulton, spent Tuesdsy In Mt, slock of shoes In the Finch building on bled st (Jrsfle M. M. church lest even Johns, North Ovid street. ,. Ing, (Wednesday) to witness one of Miss Hthsl Clerk Is In it. Johns this Kiddy IHiIIoc k left lest Tuesdsy for O. P, Dewitt waa In Detroit Munday. the prettiest weddings of the sesson. week ssslstlng In the Clark A lleach Howell to visit his grandparents on his Mra. (1, M. Itadfarn waa In Pontiac The bride wss Miss (ireoe Abbott, millinery store, way to Ferris Institute. Tuesdsy, cBeach notion of e college romenoe end the Mrs, C. L, Muffin went to Msple lisp Miss Ituby Mentor Is making her Lansing Munday, formerly occupied by Petich Sc Boucher, and now have on display for your hsppy couple heve the heertlest wish­ Ids Tuesday afternoon to attend the home with Mr, and Mrs, Dan Hickey Mr. K. O, VsnDausan of Klsla was es of their hosts of friends for s suc­ Crook family reunion, and attending school hers, In Mt. Johns Tuesday. inspection a new and up-to-date line of Fall and Winter Halt. cessful, hsppy future, Mrs, Hlohsrd Hayes came from Pun- Miss (Jermaine Im (ion, of Marlon, (Juy Georgia waa In Detroit on hual- The ceremony look piece st ft::i(> tlac Tuesday to visit her parents, Mr. apant the latter part of the week with nose tha last of the weak, o clocl , Hev, T. (J, It. lirownlow pro ­ end Mrs, Welter llslcam, Mlsa Margaret Mt-Dcugal. nouncing the Kplscopsl service, The Mrs. 0. M. Hoes of Pittsburg, Pen­ Mrs, Nelheway and Mrs. Preston K. J, Moinet waa called to Cleveland eudltorlum wss decoreled In pink, nsylvania, Is spending some time with were * blurt* In ml at lbs horns of Mrs. Tueeday by the death of hie undo. You are Cordially Incited green end **whlte, The bride wore s her mother, Mrs. Downing. Hslph VsnDuwssn Monday. Mrs. W. II. VsuConssnt loft Tues­ beautiful g wn of while broesdsd Mr. and Mrs, John H, Itoheon and Halph Hatlarliigton, of Ypallantl, Is day for n two weeks' visit In Detroit. crepe meteor, mode with s court trsln, two sons, John and (leorge and Mias •pending s few days with his parents. J. M. Wolcott and daughter, Helen, to Attend Our end she wss chsrmlng In s tulle vftll. ware In Pontlsc on buaineaa Tuesday. Aha carried s boijuet of brldsl roses. llesel McCarty spent Monday In Flint. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Msttsrlngton. W. J, Martin, W, II. Potter, Luthsr Mr, and Mrs. Klmer Fuller of Ashley Howard Patrla of Cadillac visited Two dslnty hrldesmslds were Misses hla grandmother, Mrs, Ads Hunt, over iNmilhy Chapman of Mt Johns, end lllcks and M. D. Ileebe wars In Ht. uauia Tuesday lo spend • few daya Irene Murrey of Mt, Ignsce. Miss Mur­ Johns Monday afternoon to attend the with her sister, Mrs. Ida Page. Munday, rey Is s him in n v slslsr of the bride, funeral of William llrown. Mr. and Mrs, Jay Matte of Imwrence, Paul Pack returned Hsturday from a First Fall Opening waak’i visit with rslatlvss and Mends being s member of the Kappa I'sl Mor- A masting of the Methodist Munday •pent from Wednesday until Monday # orlty. The young Indies were dressed school hoard was held at the home of with his sister, Mrs. W. W. Temple, In Hay City, In white iM eeriled pink sstors. Mrs Mrs. N, W. Jenke Tuesday night. It Mrs. Ilsnry Kstruth was badly burn ­ Mrs, C. K. Itungw was In llsnnfstei, (leorge (). Tooley of Isttislng, sister of was a general hualnea meeting, ed Humlay morning. Mhe fell spilling Klsla and Kagls on bualnaaa tha flrat Ihe bride, wss mstron of honor end Mr and Mrs. William McDIvIt, of (Its contents of a soften pot on her nf tha weak, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday she wore pink «nd cerrled pink end Hhafteburg and Mr and Mrs. K, (i. face. Fred Hwaln haa returned from Camp white sweet pees, Floyd Welch, of Walls, of Price, ware gueale of Mr. A recaption will Im given for the Heney, where he has been spending (trend Keplds. sttended the groom, end and Mrs. T, II. Walts In Ovid Munday. teachers by the Kpworlh League. Wed ­ several weeks, September 18, 19 and 20 Dr. J, T, Abbott gsve h|s deughter Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Morrow, Mrs. nesday, Heptemhsr 10. at the M. K. Miss Francis Oreen spent tha first swsy, John Abbott, the bride ’s broth* Frank Perry and Mias Jeaele Donkel of church. of the weak with her aunt, Mra, l^a er, end Don Itobson, of Detroit, soled Detroit were In Mt. Johns Tuesday and Head, al Carland • es ushers. Miss Ituth Hmlth, of Ann Mr. and Mrs. Merle Temple return ­ Wednesday, They made Ihe trip by ed home Monday from southern Mich­ Mrs, Charles Porter of Klsla visited An exhibition of New Fall and Winter Millinery unequalled in the his­ Arlwir ployed the pipe orgsn end Mrs. auto. Kugeti* Km mono of C.hlcego song. igan, where they have been visiting Mr. and Mra, M. ft. VanDoueen tha tory of thit Following the ceremony s reception For the first season In many years relatives, first of tha weak. A splendid opportunity for the women of St, Johns and Clinton County whs held In the church psrlors. Here moat of the farmers In fhle section of The Misses J*. libel and lleulah I*ea»ar Wllcoa haa returned from a the color scheme wss green end white. Hie county got their hesns pulled and Wright returned home from Hay City month s visit In Clevsland, Akron, and to view the current styles in all their beauty and splendor. In the dining room of the church, drawn before any rain ruined them In Monday, where they hgve been visit­ other placee In Ohio, genernl the crop la not a heavy one, which whs decoreled In pink, green end ing relatives. Mra, (Jeorg* Woodard of Hlala and We have secured the services of a very competent trimmer, who will be white, s three course buffet benijoet Kdward Htrlckland went to Kalama Mias Mlanche Hetlerlnglon returned Mra. Head of (isrland called on with us during the fall season. luncheon whs served under direction too Tuesday to aland the IHHh annual lo her home In Detroit Monday after Mra. Ixru Orean Tuesdsy. of Mrs. It. Wsrren of Owosso. Misses reunion of Co It., Ilfti Michigan Infau spending a few days with her parenta, Krnest Kmmone and family of Lan­ Hsxel lloyd. Norms Fuller, Hene Whit* try. Ilia daughter, Mlsa Flora Htrlck- Mr. and Mrs, M. Metteriugton. sing spent last weak at tha home of ternore end Hllen Woodworth served land accompanied him and they will Mr. and Mrs, K K. Lee and daugn- Mr. and Mra. Fred Gardner, the guests. Miss Mnrlon Den llouten visit to Orand Haplds before returning ler. Donna, Mr. and Mrs. James Wooley presented fevors of pink mid white Fd Doaettherg returned home Mon­ Clark & Beach home, mid Miss Itlanchi- Couch spent Holi ­ day, ufter vlaltlng hla mother, Mrs. sweet pens, Hev. Kdwurd Humphrey of Lakevlew day at K, A. Fuller s of Ovid. The bride Is one of the most popular Churlea iKraenburg, of Holland, preached In the Congregational church Mr, amt Mrs. W. Peterson entertain ­ Lewla Carpenter and aon, Harry, young ladles of Ovid slid graduated Humbiy, He gave two very fine ser­ from the Ovid public schools In limit. ed Mr and Mrs. Duty, of Ohio, Mr and left for Detroit Wednesday.' They wlli mons. There have been no services In Mrs, Henry Kachtruth and son, Wil­ bring beck some new Wubl care, Hhe graduated from the music nnd Mila church for several weeks Hev. drawing department of the Htate Nor ­ liam. and Mr. J. A. Ilrsndon, Monday. Mlaa Corlnne Tripp returned to ber Ashby lealgned In the early spring and GREENBUSH. mal, Ypsllantl. and also completed h a minister will be secured very soon. Mr and Mrs. Don Hlmpson returned home In Owosso Tuesday, efter visit- SOUTH OVID. CARLAND. course it|am the pipe orgsn at (list to their home In Flint Holiday after Ing her aunt, Mra, W W. Drown place. Hhe was a member of the KappH spending a few days with her parents, ('Icon Greene waa Kureka Tuesday D. L. Hunt and wife apent the Inal Wm. I!«*h* Ima begun work on hla Mra. Plunia Green baa been (pilts III I‘si Hororlty. Hhe taught successfully Mr. and Mrs Charles (larrett. of the week and over Hundav with Mr, burn, on buaineaa. In the Ovid, Owosso and Dearborn • he past week, Dr, Ileal of Klsla la at­ .Mia. Mary Huberts and sou. Freddie, and Mra. Martin In Halite ('reek. Mra, Arthur Htavaua la *ntartulnlng Mra. Ham Ferguson und daughter, of tending her, schools of Lake left T hursday for Hattie Creek Mra. George McDonald returned lo Pont ter and Mrs. H A. Allen of Ovid ELSIE a brother from Wushlngton. MInm France# Green of Ht Johns vis­ The groom gradoMled from the elec­ and Orand Haplds, after spending a her home In Hbeparo Tuesday, after visited at II, K. Murdock ’s lust week. trical engineering department of the few days with Mr, and Mrs, W. W. Mlsa Ida Whitney of Ht. Johns la ited her uncle, Lee Head, and family I’diversity of .dlehlgun, with the clues Elsie Methodist Notes, Temple. vlalDng her staler, Mrs Alva KhIiI. helping to mre for Wm. Middle. Mra. Willard Miocker entertain —) on Munday. Mra William Hotid returned Monday some of ber neighbor friend# Haturduy of Ul«7, lie wu# engaged III electrlngl Preaching, ■under, at 10:40 a m Mr. and Mrs, Duty and Mrs. Charles Tb* ninny friends of Mra. Kimim afternoon, the occasion being In hon­ Moy Player returned to Detroit Fri­ engineering with the Pacific Tele­ Hu min v school til I If; 00 in, from Grand Haplds. where she was Die Makar, ar* sorry to learn of bur serious day after spending a few day# with Halley of Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Moa guest of Mr. und Mrs, Walter llarth, or of Mra. II. K. Murdock # birthday. phone and Telegraph Company Tor Junior League, 8; (Ml pun roe of Lansing spent Humlay with their slckiums. relatlvea here. three years and then came to Grand China in-el lug Hi Hit- cltiag room ««t brother, Mr, Henry Kstruth. Mra, ('. O I in Hols ami mother, Mra Miss Pearl llrewer of Price apenf Mr#. Kmmu Allen of I ret roll spent Haplds to form a partnership In Ihe •l ibi pun. A It. Dll Hols, returned home Tuesday Saturday night and Munday with Mra. NORTH VICTOR. Hevetal day# recently with Mr. and shoe business with Welch A Atkinson, Kpworlh League, In Ibc Longue room from a several weeks' visit al Hay (Tara fflank. Mrs, Hoy Tabor. Hhe returned home View, Mr. and Mra. Krneat Kemp have lie Is a successful business man at tl:!|h pun. DUPLA1N. Mra. Haiti* fliirl of HI. Johns was a Monday, After a two weeks' tVlp to the north­ Pregehltig Humtay evening ai 71!P» Harry F Wulaworth has been spend moved to Ht. Jobna, Sunday guest al tb* lumi* of Mr. and A fine baby boy was born lo Mr, and ern part of the state. Mr. and Mrs. At­ Prayer meeting Thursday oveulng, log a few dava at Houghton Lake with Mrs. Willard Cghoou, Mlaa Tb—r. Post of Alba la vlaltlng kinson will go to Orand Haplds, where 7:*». Mis. /. T, Ash called on Mrs. Halt a party of friends from Decatur, Ill­ Mr. nnd Mra, W. Woodhama und Mr. Mrs. Fred Gules one day last week. Frank lllddla of Durand waa ber* a they huve made a pleasant home ready A reception will be given by the Pgtlersoii III sherWrt and cafes were served on the nwee Hfenn Mtiefewfl. lewe, Mine Peer I H* hottde of fttm • erne on o»e« Tabor agent a few Sgrs last RIsBA CENTER pendahle Round Oak FurnArt and Hstst Will Open gtwthei M,- Ida weak In f’adillne After having less - lowed for several rnge Mlanche darfterlngtwh relsrnwd lo lie Round ()»k Vfeihotts will Ho if, months the Wllfel* Hotel in Ovid Is Miss luvlsb fltenwon le surging in the trail Monday after spending * few 4sr>« Mr* f Guide Whttesee is as (he sUE| egath to w-MMgedate guests Heery Hdineon Mros ke cream parlor fhte with her garwnrs, Mr, and Mrs, Mttfors flat g»,a« sad WtffNsm atm mourn hath HtertngGMI. Admit Nidsdele rlsfeM sHMM Warm air furnart healing by Round residents ef Ortf for years have root l#v ileans*- H>an of ftwfrwft *n#wf John MrUm of iNHroH spent over esalsf. ad the hwfldfeg •»# Marshall Dweree *AAds y vKs his frtkssd Heigh deffev today al (he lewe *rf Mr and Mra Ogk methods for fhc Average home par* Milford dw< teeing ten Mr Marl f'dysr# a#e*d Weeds umm wf> *S Ms flaMiS AM feSBHMeee f weeds t A ..* 1 faasHy Into garI mt the Frawfe Serbs* Mra I# J iHer end doogfiias f*N healing iff equal, or ih«f it im he com* I it MSN yafomed Mt tr#»*r#e f'H^efor g two Mi *#4 Mis tm a* t * Mrs ¥ W HwHsaS ••* M Uvmis MWMtfNA r —da # w «s*- 4 . ret Mr M»d airs MM4aa Wtafet tsSI neeh# * all *l*». 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THE CLINTON REPUBLICAN, ST. JOHNS, MICH., SEPTEMBER U, 1013,______PAOE 4.

The Republican. THE CHURCHES. ••LIMAN 0. VAUOHAN, Publisher. ALLISON THEATRE TUESDAT, SEPT. IB . RRM.IIHIO EVERY THURSDAY AT Congregational Church. Wants and Real Estate. •T. JOHNS, MICHIOAN, Tha ragtilar services of tha church Oath'll and MacVuty (Inc.) will ba hald Hunday. At tha morning Live Stock for Sale. Tsrmo Of gubtoflpM an, HAP per year. sarvlca at 10:60 and nt tho evening ANNOUNCE FOR SALE, LOST AND FOUND BUSINESS CARDS. aarvlca at 7:30 Aha minister of tha Advertisements Inserted In this eel- HORSE FOR SALE—Chwap. Inquire •t the Footoffice At It. Johns, church will praach. Hunday achool at for transportation through Iho umn gt the rat* of ONE CENT A of Charles Jones, St. Johns, Un­ ATTORNEYS. u sooondI sum motn tor. noon. WORD each Insertion; minimum 10c. ion phone $9—13. 23tf. Tha Christian Kndaavor will moat THE at 6; 30, Tha topic will ba, "Favorite LYON A MOINRT, Atterneys-at-Law, ft fHis kapci r$frisintid fob fomim Male Help Wanted. Johns, Michigan. Office In new Me- varaaa In tha gospals. ” Tha raaatlng Shoe Repairing tional Bank Block' clt. ADVERTISING BY THI will ba lad by Mlsa Frances Uraan, on# MAN WANTED—1To work on farm, of tha dalngatlon of atudanta In Michi­ SHEPHERD by the month. Howard Pope, R. F. WHEN YOU WANT YOUR SHOES J. ■ARL BROWN, Atterney-gt-Lew, Ml MILAN Ilf Vi " Vjflf: I A Ilf'JN gan University from St. Johns, D. 4. Clinton phone. 670—Oreen. 26tf. REFAIREO, call at the Electric Money to Loan. State Bank Bleak. Shoe Shop.—M. W, Thomas, Prop ’r. Rlloy Church Nows. WALBRIDGEA KELLY? Attorneys and •bninal orncts WANTED—A young married man to Money Lenders, it. Johns, Michigan. NBW YORK AND CHICAOO Hunday, September 1.4th, our pastor, OF THE work the beat 40 acres In Clinton Ksv. K, Halnacka, will praach a mis­ county, with or without team. A good DENTISTS. BRANCHES IN ALL THI FRINCIFAL CITIIf sionary aarmon to hla formar congre- fall and winter Job, three miles east gatlon at Frankentroet, Haginaw conn- of Kureka. If. F. Tlcknor, Klale, R. 22. OEOROC H. MANN, D. D. S. Office #0* _ ' Mich, Hla pulpit at Bt. Peter s HILLS 26-2wpd. posit* Steal Hotel. Phone $$. Mexican leaders In oomo sections Hlley, will ba occuplad by Hav. H. If A good time to look at farms. Have over 100 good farms, large and small, ARTHUR CORBIN, DentleL Office erg culling upon nil loyal Mexicans to Huccop, of Ionia, who will dallvar a Dramattaed from Real Estate. .heed of Clinton Avenue. Arm to ropol tho Invaders, declaring dlscoursa on tha work of tha Kv. Luth­ near St. Johns end throughout Clinton eran Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and oth- county. Some to exchange for other lovansklbr d d United Htatos Invasion la aura to coma. FARM FOR SALE—70 acres fertile •. c. . . . a., Offloe in ar states. Our student, L. Halnecka, bottom land Ionia county, large property, State Bank Block, XL Johns, Mich. Americans ara being badly treated In has left for Concordia Seminary, St. Harold Bell Wright's Novel The buslnees I have built up In the brick house, located In amall village, THOMAS a. MANN, D. D. •., Office evw Mexico and ara getting out of many Louis, Mo., and Martin Hetnecke has (food barns. Buildings worth more last three years ought to convince you Plunkett ’s ~ places aa faat «e possible. laft for Concordia Collage, Milwaukee- h than price asked; $3,000. Ideal dairy of fair dealing, . Wla, Tha collection for L. Halnacka farm. Irma Dodge, Matherton, Midi, SOME GOOD BARGAINS. UNDERTAKERS. amounted to $16. Senators LaFollett of Wisconsin,and 26-1 w. • K. HKINKCKK. Pastor SO ACRES,-J5 miles from St. Johns, E. I. HULL, Licensed Embalmer, if Clin­ Poindexter of Waehlngton, voted with Mr. Wright tod Elsbery W. Rey­ best level, dark loam soil, poor build ­ ton Avenue, St. Johns, Michigan. Baptist Church. For Sale. ings. price $70 per acre, to close an the democrats for the new tariff bill. Ksv. J, J. Shuler will praach his nolds The two democratic senators from FOR SALE—H, B. Morgan's medicine estate. PHYSICIANS. first sermon as pastor next Hunday and extraet route, south half of FINE 160 ACRE FARM, 2% miles Louisiana voted with the republicans morning at 10:30. and In tha avanlng The most popular Arn.rie.n Hook mad# into the moil popular ‘American Play. Clifton county. Started last January, from St. Johns, $100 per acre. A. M. WHEELER, M. D„ DeWltt, Mich­ against It, J*gFollett can hardly eg* at 7:30. AH ara Invited to this sar­ Fine shape and on paying basis. Rea­ igan. Diseases of children t specialty vlca aa a good congregation will en­ TWO GOOD SO ACRE FARMS, 1 pact protectionists will ever support son for selling, sickness. A rare chance mile north and three mile# west ol J. B. DODGE, M. D., Physician and Our. him for president. courage tha pastor to do hla hast. lor someone. Address —K. N. Morrnan, Hunday school at 11:46. H. Y. P, U. Dewitt, good buildings and aoli. $76 geen. Office and residence over Hath, Route 26, 26-1 pd, and $66 per acre. Spaulding A Co'a. Hardware Store. The democratic tariff bill passed the at 6:30. Tha ladles of the church CRESSMAN REUNION have rapapared tha parsonafce and It FOR SALE—Four thoroughbred Pol ­ 60 ACRES, 6 miles from St. Johns, W, A. SCOTT, Physician and Surgeon, at- senate Tuesday by a party vota, and will ba nicely cleaned for tha minis­ $6,600. A good one. flee hours 1 to > p. m. and 7 to • p. at, and China boars, farrowed April Other houro and Sundays by appointment will pass both houses aftar a confer ­ ter's family, Was Hald at Lansing Saturday, With 30th. 110 each.—8. B. Russell, St. 73 ACRES, 1 mile from Howell on ence committee reports on same with­ Methodist Episcopal, Mr. and Mra, Ormy Kesht. rcA 'Dollar Johns, Route 10. Clinton phone 796, Grand River road, Lansing to Detroit, ROBERT C. SUCK, M. O.—Disease# ed 24-3 fine location and soil, A No. 1 fences, the eye, ear, noee and throat only in a few days, Tbs senate added some Her Vices on Hunday, Heptombor i 4, Office over Chapman'# store. as follows: good houae. fine stock barns and out ­ more farm products to the free Hat, PRIVATE SALE—Household goods. buildings, price $7,600. wool goea on tha free Hat now, Sugar Morning sermon and worship at The fourth annual raunlon of the Mra. M. Richardson Nicholas. 106 L. P. VAN AMBURO—Physician gnd 10:30, Cresaman family waa held at tha home cA Week City property and business proposi ­ Surgeon. Office over the Cross res­ la raduced In duty and will go on the Oakland street. 26tf. taurant, Office hours, 2 to I p. m. Phene Sunday school at 12 o'clock, of Mr. and Mra. Omry Koaht, in Lan­ tions for sale and exchange. A good 116 Black. free Hat In three years, This la the lirotherhood at 6:30. sing. Saturday, September 6th, Thirty- will buy in a very automobile to trade for city property. neereat approach to free trade, espec­ Woman's IMble Study clasa at 6:30. three were In attendance, A picnic For Rent. ORg. ARTHUR O. AND EUGENE HART •hort time a Complete If you want a farm let me show you. —106 Spring street. Office hears ially on farm products, the country has Kpworth league at 6:30, to be led dinner was served, which waa much ap­ TO RENT—Suite of rooms. Inquire Can locate you anywhere, any size 1:10 to 4:04 p. m„ except Sundays. Other by Mrs. Hay Hiruaall, preciated by all. After dinner a busi­ had In many years, and If It la a good sterling lilver service. 600 N. Clinton avenue. farm, prices and terms to suit. If you hours by appointment only. Kvenlng worship and sermon at 7:30, ness meeting waa called by the presi­ wish to sell or exchange come and see thing aa our democratic friends assert, dent, and officers were elected for the You can tee in this OR. GREGORY, Physician and Surgeon, This will be the last Sunday of the FOR RENT—House one block from me. We get the business. If you have Eureka, Michigan. Office hours, 1 to we shall all get the benefit of It. If it conference year, and wo would like to ensuing year aa follows: President, I. itore a number of pat­ court houae, Mra. K. N. Stevens. money to loan can place It for you nt • o ’clock p. m. Isn't, people will find It out. see a large attendance. Our confer ­ C, Cress man, Ht, Johns; Vice presi­ tern! of sterling lilver 26-1, good rate of Interest, no expense to ence will open at Hattie Creek on dent, John Cressrrmn, Hath; secretary you. OR. A. A. COON, Physician and Su Tuesday, the 17th. Kfhel Pressman. Olive; treasurer, Lin­ complete. Choose ROOMS TO RENT—With or without Dewitt. Michigan. The Republicans won a fine victory WANT $2,100 on farm, at 6 per cent. •t. John's Chureh. da Kosht. Lansing. Plans were inHde board. 209 lllgbam St., weat. 24tf OR. MARK C. CARPENTER, Osteopathia In the old James (i. Hlalne district in to meet next year with Mr. and Mrs, the pattern you like Physblan, at Steel Hotel every Ti Maine. Monday when they elected John Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity, FOR RENT—Cottage on east lllghani day and Friday. 14-tf. ’I, (!, at k a. in. Alvah Steves In Hlngham, the first belt and begin buying A, Peters to Congress over WIHUiui Saturday In Heptember, 1914. At the a piece at a time. For street. Inquire 407 K. Hlghatn. Morning prayer and sermon at 10:30, close of the business meeting. Ice 26-2, B0TO Pattnngall, Democrat, sod Edward M, subject "Hitting In Judgment on the cream and cake were served Those instance, one teaspoon Office over State Bank. Lawrence, Progressive, • Peiers re­ I^ord", present from away were Mr, and Mrs. will cost about a dol ­ Pekin Ducks. St. Julius, Michigan. Time Table ceived IS,106 votes; Pattangall, H.SSi; Hunday school at 11:4f>. Clyde Cressmun of Detroit. Evening prayer and address at 7:30, lar, one fork $1.75 to LARGE, early batched stock for breed Union Phone J49 Farmer's Pho** 61 Lawrence, 6,4X7. Hecrelary of Htate, Dean Kelly gave a very fine Instruc ­ Ing. Will sell‘at $1.00 each until Changes Itryan, Hpenkcr Champ Clark, and tive address In St. John's church last $2.50. Every few October 1st. A few white Indian Run ­ many oilier Illustrations democratic Hunday evening on the term, ‘The weeks when you have ner drakes at $1.60 each.—H. V. Hos ­ IN EFFECT OCTOBER 8, 1*12. lights were put Into the district lo help Church," and the worship of Ood as a tetler, H F. D. 1, Ht. Johns. 24-4pd Fast service between Detroit ane a few dollars ahead, Grand Rapids will be resumed and ah carry II for the democrats, hut to no debt Man Is In duty hound to pay. Christian Solanos Soclsty, buy something to add Carriages. trains will stop at ti Johns. Trains avail Next year the present demo ­ Farm mi £% will run aa follows: Regular services are held In Science to your set. It will crat |c majority In the house will disap ­ hall In the Munger block every Sunday REDUCED PRICES on carriages — Train# East from St. Johns. pear and pave the way for the election teem like no time at Needing the room. I have reduC Pr©ip©rHy morning at 10:30 o'clock. Testimonial ed the prices on any Job In stock 16 Local -f...... 7:66 a. m of a republican president two years meeting every Wednesday evening at all before you have a Steamboat Kxpresa* ...... 3:47 a. it 7:46. Everyone Is welcome, Subject of per cent, Styles all good, and fuPy later, beautiful sterling sil­ guaranteed. Accept quick If you want No, 01—70 acres, 7 miles from Ht. Local + ...... 12:30 p.D the lesson-sermon for next Sunday Is ver iervicc and you a high class carriage at a low price. Johns, fine 8-room houae, 2 barns, Detroit Limited* ...... 6:27 p. n> "Substance," INIdtf every day and be don* 32x46 and 22x40, tool-house 22x30. Soli Local + ...... 7:03 p.m SOCIAL EVENTS Only a Tew Jobs left. -Ilyron Danlev, of farm No. 1, Fences mostly wire. with It. You lieve dona what will not have felt the 26-tf, Trains West from St. John#. you could, some blunders and absurdities outlay. Good well und windmill. A bargain, Meeting of Women's Social League et BREVITIES. no doubt crept In; foract them aa Boon $6,600. Grand Rapids Limited* ... 10:26 a. to aa you can, Tomorrow Is a new day: you The Beautiful New Lost and Found . Local +...... 10:66 a. m. M, I, Church, Miss Oeorgla llavllstid has engaged shall l*«gln It well and aerenely and with No. 107—80 acres, soil loum, 9 room “AMary Chilton tPaliern,> bouse, I barn 30x44 with abed 40 ft., Local 4-...... 8:66 p. m with The Republican. •*0 high a spirit to be cumbered wtth LOBT—Eastern Hiar pin In crescent Steamboat Kxp.* ...... your old nonsense, —Emerson. la a perfect Colonial design — aet In pearls, Suturday night, elth I barn 20x40, good orchard, farm wire 7:37 p.m Mrs. D. II, Corwin returned home g«Nul weight and reasonable in Local 4-...... 6:00 p.m The flral meeting held this fall of er on east able of main street or south fenced, >4 mile to achool, 1*4 miles to Saturday from Marlon. price, lie sure to see the very aide of lllgham up to moving picture church, 2*4 miles to Cheese factory, 7 4- Dally except Sunday Dally. the Women ’s Moclal League took piece NUTS AS POOD. complete chest of this pattern, In Die Melhodlsl church parlors Iasi Mlsa Jeanette Pease of Maple Itap aliow. Reward If returned to Slowell'a miles Ui St. Johns. A bargain at $7,- For Information, tickets, etc,, ca^I o* Ids was In St.Johns Tuesday, 600. Tuesday evening. There were about The food value of nuts la beginning Restaurant, 26-t. M. T, CRANK, Agt , Ht. Johns Mlcb do piesanl and a good time Is retried Attorney Odell Chapman of Owoaso to bn better appreciated, though many No. 110—30 acres, soli No I all Im­ was In St. Johns on Imaltiesa Wednes ­ Walter Emmons | LOST—Met ween the Colony Cheese by all. After a short business meeilny people have an Idea that nuts ara proved. I acres of apples and peaches. day. A Manufacturing Jeweler a factory and Kureka, one door to No bulldlnga, 6 miles of St Johns. A during which Miss Minnie Harrington hard to digest Nuts must be thor­ : lamp of aufoniobhe. Kinder plesae Michigan United Traction Gompaij. resigned her post! on Ms president, a and Engraver. snap, $1,600. Mlsa Edith VsiiHI* kl* was In Owoaso notify or leave at Kureka Cheese far Time Table Effective May 11, 1*1$. program which had been prepared by Wednesday, the guest of Miss Nina oughly n setlcated In ordnr to be di ­ a lommlftee consisting of ten of Die Crowe, gested, and that la ona mason why, lory, Kureka, Midi. 26 1. City Property. Lanslng-gt. Johns Division. members, with Mrs ilay IHrdaall aa after Improper eating, they cause die Fine modern cottage, centrally lo ­ I*avs Nt. Johns for lamalng: Mr. and Mrs Theron Shaver and A. tor —7 00. y.iH). n on chairman was well presented After Mr and Mrs. I. F. 'laft were In Ovid trass Well Drilling. cated $3,000. the ptogtam refreshments of be p. M- -lito. 1:44, 6:44, 7:44, »:!6, 11:46 Sunday, Paeans which ara browned In a bit WELL ORILLINO—Harry and Ray Fine building property, neio 6%, l*esva iMrWilt for Dnilni: cream and cake were served, of butter, salted and then seasoned $ 2,$ 00. M.—7 :24. 9:24, J I 24 Mra Hoy Stone and son, Ralph, of Smith Work guaranteed Dewitt , PM -I; Id, 2:21, 6:24, 7.26, 9.42, 1«:U with a dash of red pepper are a de- It. F D. 27, Cltlxena phone No 2603, Fine modorn homo, $2,260, (night.) Unique thewer Given in Hener ef Mtee Ovid were the guests of Mrs, I, F, Gasoline Taft Tuesday, IR’brus accompaniment to any dinner Dewitt. 14S Many more farms and city proper ­ Leave fainalng for DeWItt end St Johns t Ann Yen Oeueen. A. m—4:44, 1:44, 14:44, 12:90. Mra, F K, Cehoon of Saranac visit Mute and fresh mushrooms ara a ties lo of tar P M —1:94, 4.44 4:90, 9:16, 19:46, The Misses Hens < lark and lanira combination worth trying Haute two WILL DRILLING—Prompt attention Cere leave et shove time from lo.wnev ed herk niece, Mra. Clare Wljklnson Engines work guaranteed: prb-es right, Are you |nter*oled In the Canadlnn hotel Walker entertained twelve girls. Wed last Wednesday, tahlespoonfuls of chopped onion and Northwest'’ Call unit see samples of nesdar evening at a miscellaneous Kiel Kimball, Merle Reach, Mo, 13, Cit­ Lansing-Jack see Division Mrs Dan Albertson of Kalsma/oo la a half cup of mushrooms la four table- Fur ALL Farm Work izens phone, DeWitt, 6420. 2*4 |>d grain produced there This land la shower In honor of Miss Ann Van Den selling from $27 to $36 per acre. Rasy Leave 1 arising as follows: sen, They first attended the moving visiting her aunt, Mrs Mary A Hlley, spoonfuls of butter Cook for five Limited AM*'. 44. J 24, 9 24, II 24 and Mr. and Mra C, V, Vaughan minutes, then stir In two tablespoon WELL DRILLING AND REPAIRING— terms. P M.- I 24, fto, 6:24, J ‘ picture show and upon returning, Miss -A Jk—4-4 *4. I.to. 19 44, 12:94 Van lieoeen waa presented with a let Mrs Mary Pi. Robotham left Thurs­ fuls of Hour, cook until smooth and Herbert D Ingalls Citizen • phone Write your wants -2 44, 4:94, 4 to, I \i, 9 24, J| to day for a months visit In Saginaw add salt, peppsr and a half et$p of fleWRt 3414, Hell plume Wacouale, ter taring that In a shower, fruit was tit 46 6 rtnga, 26 xpd Lensfnf-Oweeee Division. ten scattered and that she waa re#piest ••»•»•••<•••••••••! f teets af his pereM. Mr and ef two egg* Refill the ghetto wirh Mr* J W Hredner il»e fli*t of the thto, return to tha evea to reheat aad ee. V returning to flWtroIt yeeferdav The Head of Worker# will Iju II* Walli*. I- 1 -111

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#MNW vW bat see* s* at I • ei# # tLa . Anets a »A t a .... a * toes af •ad >M*r ed i THE CLINTON REPUBLICAN, ST. JOHNS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 11,1913.------PAGE 5. ■ Rob Morrill' wont to Detroit Sunday. Lou Richmond went to Flint Sntur CITY BREVITIES. day. Mlai Effie Price wna in Lansing on Friday. Insure with D. L. Hunt. Miss Frances Green was in Laming Friday. Bye, ear. none, throat—Dr. Squalr. Mra. J. H. FUdew was in Pontiac Friday. A FEAST OF BARGAINS Furniture upholstering at Sumner's. A fine rain Sunday night waa very Both phones. 4Mf. welcome, 51 Don Hart was in Lansing Sunday. Grace Mack was home from Ixtwell Ida Pfleghaar spent Monday In Lan­ over Sunday. sing. Miaa Lenore Blgley left Wednesday Awaits You at Geo. H. " . ’$ Dept. Storel Lilian Martin spent Sunday in Jack- for Hastings. son. Miaa Louise Kelley spent Sunday in ’ The big Salvage Sale of the Chapman »tock closes Saturday night, Sept. 13th. This sale is one of the most successful ever given Clyde Hendershott was in Ionia, Grand Rapids. in this locality. At stated in our first announcement, the Chapman stock was large and high clan dependable merchandise. The low Sunday. B. P. Owen of Vasaar waa in St. prices did the business, and Mr. Chapman’s stock has been reduced several thousand dollars. He can now offer you many new goods Dart Hulse and family were In Ovid Johns Monday. for Fall business. ' Sunday. Mra. J. Bower of Pewamo waa In St. Stanley Wilson spent Sunday in Johns Monday. Naturally, 'there are many small lots of goods left as well as hundreds of short lengths of dress goods, ginghams, percales, silk, Lansing. Oeorge Bennett of Ovid was In St. etc. In order to make a clean sweep and close out all these small lots and remnants, we start Saturday to make still greater reductions Walter Emmons spent 8unday In Ar­ Johna Thursday. gentine. Mr. and Mra. J. T. Mlllman spent on all merchandise of this class. Remember, it is all desirable merchandise,Just the same that has been on sale during the Big Sale, R. D. Bird and family opent Sunday Sunday at Crystal. only small lots. To make this sale week the best of all, some lines of Fall Goods are put on sale at Bargain Prices. Note every price at Crystal. Miaa Edith Clark waa home from quoted in this advertisement and save money on your purchase during this best of all “BARGAIN WEEK.” Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bedell were in Lansing over Sunday. Thanking you in behalf of Mr. Chapman ^nd myself for the liberal patronage during our stay in St. Johns, I am Ovid Sunday. Mra. Ed. Fitzpatrick of Lebanon John Crichton was at Alward Lake waa in St. Johns Friday. Yours truly, W. R. HOLDEN, fishing Friday. 9 Mr. and Mra. H. R Gage returned President of The Holden Salvage Co. Miss Ella Wlcox of Elsie was in St. from Argentine Saturday. Johns Monday. Mra. Charles Casey of Detroit spent Rebecca Bush returned to her home part of last week In St. Johns. at White Lake Monday. Arthur Granger visited hla mother Remnant Fall Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. Reed are spend ­ Mra. A. Granger the last of the week Special Notice of Interest to All ing the week In Detroit. Jack Stephenson of Lansing spent Agnes Stead and Hazel McAuslan Sunday with Mrs. O. H. Stephenson. The Holden Salvage Co. makes it a business to buy up large quan ­ spent Sunday in Lansing. Day Mrs. Orln Casterline of Essex Is vis­ tities of merchandise of all kinds whenever a factory is closed down, or Announce ­ Albert Ballinger Is building a paro ­ iting her daughter, Mrs. John F. Parr. chial school at Fewamo. Mrs. Andrew Geeck of Owosso Is vis­ offers lots of merchandise at a low figure and many times secure high class Eva McKinley was home from iting her daughter, Mrs. Glen Danley. SATURDAY merchandise at much below cost to manufacture them. Many times the Lalngsbprg over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Biddle went to ment ! Bernice Hodge and Helen Beckett Grand Rapids to attend the fair Frl lots are so large that we can supply the wants of many stores, and in cases were in Lansing Saturday. SEPT. 20 day. We are opening our new Fall etock of Earl Schavey of Lansing called on of this kind these lots are divided among several stores. Since coming to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Estes went to Thk last day of thlo big aalo !• sat St. Johns friends Sunday. Grand Rapids to attend the fair last St. Johns our buyers have secured several big lots of merchandise where Coato, Sulto, Furs, Waists and Draaa Grace Patterson was hoirie from Friday. aaida aa Ramnant Day. some factory needed ready cash or some mill was willing to make a big Goode. Grand Rapids over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ward and Mr. On thla day avary ramnant laft will ba Mr. and Mrs. Art Post visited his and Mrs. Clare Wilkinson were in Lari sacrifice in order to close out remaining stock. The atyles are the very latest shown. Sold at HALF PRICE. mother, Mrs. S. M. Host, Sunday. sing Sunday. Our prleoo are right and tha many Miss Georgia Havlland and Beulah Mrs. E. R. Lester, Miss Oshia Maka $1.00 do tho work of 9240. Everything mentioned in this column it brand new goods. All beautiful garments on display will car- Fayne were In Lansing Sunday. Lester and Mrs. A. Chapin were In Think of It Good* at Juat Half Prioa. items in this column are articles bought at 50c or less on the dollar, and Miss Florence Dexter and Mrs. C. C. Ovid Saturday. Stora will opan at 10:00 a. m. on thla you now have this opportunity to come to Mr. Chapman’s store and secure talnly Intorost you. Como and look. Vaughan were In Lansing Monday. Mrs. D. G. Austin of I^aingsburg is day In ordar to glvo all ampla tlma to No trouble to show goods. visiting this week at the home of Mrs Mrs. Alice Fruden and daughter of havo a chanca at thaaa big bargalna. thpm as long as they last. There is just the quantity of each item mention ­ Perrtnton were in St. Johns Monday. John McKinley. All ramnanta arrangad on tabla In con> Bud Clark has gone to Lansing, Clara Nethercott is visiting her ed and when sold closes out each item for good. where he has a position at the Keo brother, Roy Nethercott, of Gary, Ind ­ tar of wtora. Geo. H. Chapman works. iana. this week. Butler Ix>tt of St. Ix>uis, has accept Harold Mlllman. Stanley Flldew ed a position as barber for Fred Fat and William McKinley are spending terson. the week at Crystal. Special Embroidery Sale, Monday, Sept. 15th Mr. and Mrs. C. Rochon spent Sun Mr. and Mrs. Reade of Pewamo day with Frank Walker and family of visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crobare 24 pieces of Wide Embroidered Flouncing, value 29c, 39c and 50c, at 19c. 10 pieces 27 inch Flouncing, value 50c and 65c, at 33c. Bengal. the first of the week. 12 pieces 27 inch beautiful styles in fine Sheer Mull, value $1.00 and $1.25, at 69c. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burlingame Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lewis left this and Mrs. H. B. Burlingame spent Sun week for Toledo. Ohio, where they will day in St. I^ouis. make their future home. George Wells returned Saturday “-pearl Johnson returned to her home New Fall Blankets Tailor Made Suits from Camp Seney, where he has been In Benzonla. Friday, after visiting her Read our Blanket Special—100 pieces 12-4 Fine for several weeks. grandmother. Mrs. Johnson. Holden ’s 28 Suits that sold at $16.75 to $25.00. Will close Miss Anna Fedewu left Monday to Mrs. H. Bross of Salem. Oregon, and wool finished cotton blankets, value, $1.75. them out at______‘_____ ------$2.98 resume her position us teacher in the Mrs. George Bmedley visited Mrs. Ar­ HOLDEN’S PRICE $1.29. Jackson schools. thur Post In Lansing Friday. Bargain Column Charles Bledersteadt of Fowler Until Bond went to Grand Uaplds on 80 pieces 12-4 extra heavy blankets, value $2.00. Came Monday to visit Ills sister, Mrs Monday to spend several weeks with HOLDEN’S PRICE $1.59. Wash Dresses Kosetla Blederstatt. her sister. Mrs. Walter liHrd. BARGAIN NO. 1. Tot McKinley returned Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Simmons of Detroit re­ 15 pieces Fancy Outing, very desirable patterns 25 dozen Women ’s Pure Silk Hose, ex* One Rack of garments in wash dresses, short spring from Casevllle. where she Has been turned home Saturday after spending cept heal and toe In black, white and jackets, values from $2 to $10; your choice 59c spending the summer. a week in St. Johns and vicinity. Value 10 cents. tan, value $1.00, Mrs. L. Wilkinson of Ithaca came Elmer Walling and wife and Mr. HOLDEN’S PRICE 8c. HOLDEN’S PRICE, 49c Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs. II and Mrs. Fred Foerch went to Grand C. Hastings, for a week. Uaplds Friday to attend the fair. Bargain No. 15 Mrs. Theron Shaver left for Flint Mr. and Mrs. David Miller went to Silk Petticoats BARGAIN NO. 2. W omen ’s fine cotton hose, plain and fancy lace in Monday, where she will visit her Owosso Saturday to visit at the home 50 dozen Men'a Csnvae Gloves with black, white and evening shade, value 50 cents, daughter, Mrs. <1. A Tupper. of their son, C. H Miller and family. Your choice of black and colored silk petticoats, knit wriet bands. Value 10c, Mrs. H. E. James returned to Sagi ­ Dee Water# and L. H. Murray and HOLDEN’S PRICE, 23c. naw', Monday, after spending a few two sons went to Ovid Saturday to values from $5.50 to $7.50. HOLDEN’S PRICE, 6c days with Mrs. Frank Farwell. visit the former's father, II. F. Waters. HOLDEN’S PRICE $2.98. Bargain No. 16 Mrs Chancay Dickson of Fowler Congressman Fordney. Post mast­ visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. G. er M. N Bradey, Chester Fordney and BARGAIN NO. 3. Table Damask, fine bleached, 70x72 inches wide, Thurston. Friday and Saturday. Boy Tatbam sp*-nt Friday In Ht. Johns A1J small lots of towels, handkerchiefs, socks, hose, 25 Bolts of fine unbleached cotton f)tire linen: Mr. and Mrs, C. K. VanSIrkle and ■a . F Botcher of Liberty, Texas and underwear left over from our big Salvage Sale, worth Sc a yard, daughter F.dlth, and Mrs. M. E. Olllam (sited his aunt and uncle, Mr. and will he closed out at Salvage Sale Prices. HOLDEN’S PRICE 6c. $1.00 value, Holden's Price______$ .79 returned from White la»ko Sunday. Mra. R. Breslau, the first of the week. $1.25 value, Holden's Price ______.98 Mrs A. K. Emmons returned to her Laying the cement pavement was home In Detroit, Monday after visiting parted on Brush street between $1.50 value, Holden's Price______1,19 Mrs. G. H. Stephenson for a few days. lllghatn slid Railroad streets Monday. Winter Goats BARGAIN NO. 4. $2.00 value, Holden's Price______1.59 Miss Edith Dimn and Miss Clemy 100 dozen Plain white hemmed hand­ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fltzgereld left We offer for one week your choice of 23 \\ omen's kerchiefs worth 3c each, Crossman visited Mr, and Mrs. WII* last Friday for Macatawa Park where Bargain No. 17 Ham Llvesay of near Eureka over v will visit his son, II. II FBzger Winter coats that sold at $18.50 to $27.50 for $4.95 HOLDEN’S PRICE, 6 for 6c Sunday. PI These arc full length garments, silk and satin lined Women ’s fine lisle thread mercerized Vest with silk F«*rl Hobart and wife and Mr. and Mr. William Fsnaon of Mason visit crochet ted tops, $1.00 values at______69c Mrs. Will Brelsen took an auto trip to ed Mr. and Mrs. Lymvii Parr. Herman and a big bargain. BARGAIN NO. 6. Chesaning, Ml. Charles and Msglnaw, Ward and Ed Jury from Tuesday until $2.00 values for -_------______79c Saturday. 26 dozen Women's feet bleak rib top Friday, Rig special in Ladies ’ Leather Hand Rgs. heee, value 12*/$c, George Hkhman returned to his Mra. C. V. VenMtckle left for Detroit Bargain No. 18 home In Milford. Monday, after visit­ Tuesday to meet her daughter. Mra fine lot worth 75c to $1.00 at______—--49c HOLDEN S PRICE, 8c. ing Ills son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. L Kd Brownell, and aon of Birmingham fine lot worth $1.25 to $1.75 at___ —------96c 03 pairs Women's Kid Gloves, value $1.00 to $1.60. H. BP It man Alabama. HOLDEN'S PRICE, 49c. Mr and Mrs. W. J. Mth hler returned Mr. end Mra. Milo Lukk returned to BARGAIN NO. 6. home Monday from Flint, whore they thetr home in fielding Friday after have been visiting relatives and epending a week at toe home of Mra. Dress Skirts 50 dozen Women's fine handkerchiefs Bargain No. 19 friends the past week Edna Jack way. neat figure, embroidered in earner. Black Silk Skirts anti Voile Skirts, some with silk Many stores sell them special S far 2Se. Two pieces fine black dress goods, about 40 yards in Mlsaae Iva Sherman and Margaret Mr. and Mra. James Hyde and Mr Wool mjr of Kiel# and Reginald l^etteh and Mra Frank Goodnrd left for C|ev drop skirts, value $12.50 to $27.50, at -.—-—$4-95 HOLDEN’S PRICE. each piece; quality fine, imported silk finish, all of Hattie Creek ware guetia of Miea eland Saturday to vlatt at the home of wool goods. Annie Van I muse a Sunday. Mr and Mra Moaiton * 9 for 26c Mrs Eiaser D. McKinney and child Mra. Ktlsa Tlnkfcam and grand Sailor Dresses Bamambar this »a tha only way we sail fine piece, value $1.25, Holden ’s Price______79c res returned to their home in Detroit daughter. Lydia, left Monday to vlatt them f for e quarter, 10 different styles. Tuesday, after spending the su the letter's parents. Mr and Mra W. V ery desirable, all wool serge in navy and dark red: fine piece, value $1.50, Holden's Price______$6c with her father m Banes B Plnkham. of Oraenvjlle $10.00 Dresses, at ...... $6.49 Bargain No. 20 F. B. W a hi worth reeeiveg a D M Osgood of Morenri visited hie $13,50 Dresses, at ------—---- 7JI BARGAIN NO. 7. from the Fhliipptnee last week that brother W M Degood, the leal of the I deeen Furs linen hornetdehed, big Fancy and plain all silk ribbons, one lot of 40 pieces was only three weeks and fkree days >k He also attended the funeral of value at 5a. on tke mad That was a very qnirk Mo More near Ml Plenannt. value 30 to 50 cents, trip for the distance Indrew Webster who hse keen laddies’ Wool Dresses HOLDEN’S PRICE. 3c. HOLDEN’S PRICE, Me. A B. l-eddl- k formerly of Houston avdlng the peat twe weeks with Al­ anty I ta ana euatemer Tessa. * tailed rotative# and friends »■ fred Ward, want in Rattle Creek Man- fine lot thiil told at $16.60 to $27.60. 4*W. Hi e*ports to locate there. HOLDEN'S PRICE tlM. Bargain No. 21—Beautiful Wash Goode Mr I .add BARGAIN NO. • A table full of 35r, 30c and 50c wash goode, many with the VC to their borne I* Chlrago tan Furs linen fine end ehi ter spending the rummer with ■ftUtod nendteren.*** value ffl of them part silk. m I Harold Martin left ■amr, Mr* * W I And of Fine Tailor Suita • heir fall trip tent HOLDEN’S PRICE, tc aa. HOLDEN S PRICE lie tors l Mm 4 mm Some of our heat all wool serge suits, in blue, tan, Mr Ht 4 Mrs I, M Marray and throe Bnrgain No. 22 of Noaotster Mr black and fancy hair line stripe, lined with soft mes BARGAIN NO. 9. Htrd of rpeMentt and H S saline silk, narrow skirts—-and you'll buy when fine small lot of l-adies ’ silk umbrellas with fancy at the setae of Dae frem a rati you see them, Values $16 60 and $18 A0, at—-97.93 eel Hie atee*, vat handles, combination of peart and gold Valise from Mra •msrggna $A00 to B8 60 eg *he Men Vnrh I w HOLDEN’S PRICE UM ef i/u»iett •a Women's Plush Goats HOLDEN’S PRICE. A *m sen's Plush < - $33 60 values Bargain No. 23- Man's Soaks Mr and Mm m^wm 25 dorm fine Potion torks,every pair guaranteed 4«rJSTrs^ iMtf kto|o foyaod to choky BARGAIN NO. IS. sat I»d» ed M in s ***** tad*eS4 veins 25 rents srs/Ki Women ’s Fine Gotton Muse sms ft et # r«H HOLDEN'S PRICE IBr Vfcoj(best's Fine f M$fd*U I freed, plain and lactf tffifw HOLDEN’S PRICE • Bargain No. 24 H * hen •** **** m H ■ evening shades Mark and white f Rtf, Mi I lain ygs4* *A l ream Shaker Flannel, rake* ft* £ ft* fnoBgg fV*ni ItMmn rod Ik «*# 0* 9** I MBhrr of ft vgftaws HOLDER'S PRICE Bi gs therms f CMhrmk ,m • w* ike ****** «f HOLDEN1! PRICE* »r § StSr-f! lyglggg lav rpb »»ii>ii ***m**m<*mm*rn« * t------m Keren* No JS • i vaflww# k* ...... :::«?. ftwwgalase Apro ns iarga dress ) iiufnri fee , rjr> y------, r, rr, 0 n keg ftstfksn i some aerrshr. «* f Seine* mmm* ■#»» mmmwm .... IIM THE CLINTON REPUBLICAN, ST. JOHNS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 11,1913. PAGE 6.

again, to ask her to fulfill her promise. LI6HT ONJIS PAST “Well, the upshot was that she bad MAPLE FOWLER Imagined me to be a cousin of mine, * ------Garfield Howard, the wealthy manu ­ Mrs. Marian Case was on the sick Girl’s Fiance Makes a Confession facturer. When I called at her home EVENTUALLY RAPIDS lBt the first of this week. she was quite frank about It. She That Surprises More Than said she had loved me and would have J. W. Pierce who has been having a fulfilled her promise, but she had re­ couple of boils, is improving. One Friend. Warren B. Casterline was In Fowler solved never to marry a poor man.” You Will Come to See Us Saturday. Frank and John Fink were in Grand "The horrid oat! ” exclaimed Mil­ Rapids last week and attended the By FRANK FIL80N. Mrs. A. H. Creasinger was In St. fair. dred Indignantly, slipping her hand Johns Frlduy# "Fanny, you ’ve been lording it over into his. Lyman Kelly of Lansing was In Miss Rosa Fox went last Thursday me for for the past month, ever since "That broke the spell, Mildred. I to Wyandotte to visit relatives for a your engagement to Edward Brooks. WHY NOT NOW? town Sunday. realized then that I had never loved week. But you can't do it any more, ” said George C. Crandall of St. Louis was her. I learned to laugh at my infatua ­ her friend Mildred Thomas, holding In town Saturday. Bernard Martin w'ent to Grand Rap­ tion, for I saw her as she was, and my Students! ids last week Wednesday to visit rela­ out her left hand with a blush. Fanny love was dead. So don ’t you be I)r. and Mrs. R. D. Rice were In El­ tives. Upton seized it and dragged her We Handle sie the past week. afraid, in case we ever meet, for I Here’s the neatest, cleanest, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Youngs viBited friend Into the light. On Mildred's have seen her two or three times since Mrs. Henry Schlarf visited friends relatives in Owosso the first of the third Anger sparkled a diamond in a In St. Johns Monday. easiest-to*fill fountain pen then, and there is nothing left in my Ivory Brand Pulp Plaster week. platinum ring. heart but aversion. ” Peter Iurnsing visited friends In you ever saw— The M. E. Sunday school will have a "Mildred! ” excliamed Fanny, kissing Lansing the past week. "Darliifg! ” said Mildred, putting up picnic dinner at Stoney Creek next her. “Who is it?" her face for a kiss. J. Ell Jones and Wllmer Miller were Saturday. "I mustn't tell you, ” answerd Mil­ Ivory Brand Hydrate Lime In Butternut Wednesday. "And I am forgiven, dearest? ” whis­ Frank Becker and two daughters, dred. "Now don ’t be angry, dear, be­ pered George. F. D. Groom and wife visited friends Misses Frances and Alvina were in St. cause you shall be the very Arst per­ “Absolutely. Now listen, for the Ivory Brand White Finish In Ithaca the past week. Self-Filling Johns last Saturday. son to know. It's a sacred promise — guests will be here in a few moments. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Reist were In Fountain Pen Mrs. Peter Pohl and daughter, Cletta for certain reasons. ” I'm going to announce it and tell Manufactured by U. S. Gypsum Co. Grand Rapids the past week. and Miss Ella Simons were in St. "Oh, I'm sure I don't want to know, them your name. It's all a profound The village schools opened up Mon ­ Just think!-for the same price Johns last Saturday. Mildred, ” said Fanny coldly, releasing secret, just as I promised you. I want day with' a good attendance. that you would pay for an old Mrs. H. H. Aitvater visited her son, the hand she held. you to meet my friend —” Peninsular Portland Cement Frank Lamphere of near Maple Rap­ Hugh, in Big Rapids last week, re­ ”Oh yes you do, Fanny. Now don ’t But she did not finish the sentence, ids was In Grand Rapids Friday. style dropper • filler pen, you turning home Sunday. be cross. Listen! We're going to for the maid opened the door and an- Washburn-Crosbv Co’s.. Wm. Merty of Middleton transacted can get a CONKLIN that— Mr. and Mrs. John George and Mr. have an engagement party on Satur­ nouced Miss Upton and Mr. Edward business in Muple Rapids Monday. and Mrs. Frank Borman visited at day night, and it will be announced Brooks. Mildred darted forward and C. N. Roberts, the St. Johns ’ piano Fills itself Hastings week before last. then. And you are to come and be embraced Fanny and shook hands Gold Medal Flour tuner, wan In town the past week. Cleans itself Miss Berneta Stump of Detroit came told Arst. See?” with her fiance. last Saturday to visit her aunt, Mrs Fanny was molliAed a litttle. “Well, I). Allen visited his brother. Claud, Never leaks “I want to present my fiance.” she Corn and Oat Chop ut Elsie the first of the past week. Henry Schneider and family. if you think it's worth making a secret annouced triumphantly. "Mr. George Never "balks ” of to please your flrfhce, all right,” she Mrs. J. P. Roberts and son. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kline returned Howard, Miss Upton —Mr. Howard. ^ are visiting friends in Grand Rapids. Writes superbly to Detroit the last of the week. They said. ‘‘But you know very well he Mr. Brooks. Now you have got to expect to return here for the winter. has secrets he hasn't shared with ...... Winter Wheat Bran Robert E. Simmons of near Morrice like each other aa hard as you can. All styles and sizes of holder and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Case entertained you.” Fanny! ” visited friends in this vicinity the past point Some special styles for students, their daughter, Mrs. Sylphia Schafley "Fanny! ” cried Mildred Thomas In­ ^052 week. The last remark was almost an in­ Mich. Winter Wheat...... „ of Grand Ledge a few days the first of dignantly. terjection, for Fanny Upton had put I)r. F. Luton attended the State Med ­ F. M. CROOK, Jeweler, the week. "Of course he has. goose. Don ’t Dickinson’s ical Convention held at Flint the past forth her hand as gingerly as though Miss Nettie Walker attended the fair you suppose he has been In love it were of porcelain, and George was week. Maple Rapids, Michigan. in Grand Rapids last week. She re­ dozens of times—rapturously in love, stretching out his finger tips as though C. M. Redfern of St. Johns transact­ turned home Monday accompanied by and never told you a word of it?” Pine Tree Timothy Seed ed business in Maple Rapids the past he was afraid of never getting them The stone picking bee, given on her cousin. "Fanny, ” said her friend indignant ­ back again. week. Tuesday of the past week for the ben­ H. Lewis George and C. Willyoung ly, “he told me that he has never been "Mr. Howard and I have met be­ Mrs. Delta Keyes of Chicago is vis­ efit of Rev. E. Mudge, was rather a went to Stewart's peach orchard last in love in his life before. He has iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Eli fore, ” said Fanny icily. failure in the matter of attendance. Saturday, returning with thirteen .never kissed any girl but me.” "You have? You never told me. Jones. Mrs. Hiram Hallock and two child­ bushels of peaches. “‘‘Booh! ” said Fanny mockingly. Where?” Isaac Hewitt and wife and Dr. R. H. C. F. Meyer started Monday for De­ "Now Edward knew I was too sensible GEO. F. DIMOND & CO. ren, who have been visiting relatives "I think it was at Atlantic City, or Sanborn and wife were in St. Johns and friends in this vicinity, returned troit to visit relatives and attend a to fall for that sort of yarn and he thereabouts," said Miss Upton casual­ Saturday. postmaster ’s convention there Tues­ Both Phones 49. St. Johns, Mich. to their home in Blanchard the past confessed. But he didn't tell me all. ly. Robert Densmore of near Fowler- week. day and Wednesday. No, Bir, and I'm going to And out a (Copyright, 1913, by W. G. Chapman.) ville called on friends in Maple Rapids Frank Redfern and family of Lans­ Mr. and Mrs. B. Ludwick and son whole lot more before I marry him.” Saturday. ing visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold and Mr. and Mrs. Blssell of Mildred remained coldly silent. George Float and wife and John W. F. W. Redfern. the latter part of the Pcwanio, called on C. F. Meyer and * ‘Oh, Mildred, here's a Joke, ” said family Sunday evening. In many section* of the country west ESSEX CENTER. N. BENGAL AND ESSEX. Smith and wife made a trip to Lans­ past week, returning home Sunday her versatile friend. “Now are you of the Mississippi mid Missouri rivers ing Friday. evening. My. and Mrs. Jos. Bohr of Detroit the unusual period of hot nnd dry visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Clayton Jones is erecting a new silo. Herman McPrangle and Walter Oscar Foss of Belding has been vis­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schneider and weather just past lias entirely ex­ iting relatives in Maple Rapids for the daughter, Mrs. A. McPherson, have re­ Pung the first of the week, and they Marjory Pease spent Sunday night Pasch have commenced going to past few days. turned home from an extended visit all were in St. Johns last Tuesday. hausted or greatly reduced the usual with Bertha Face. school. sources of water supply. Under sin I with relatives and friends at Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schneider and O. O. Knight and son. F*red, were in Mrs. Louise Parker visited her son, circumstances there is particular need Every one is filling silos and pulling Charles Fisher and family, of Lansing Detroit and Flint. their daughter, Mrs. MacPherson. of and threshing beans. Lansing last Wednesday and attended the i>ast week. W. S. Barnard of Chicago, formerly Maple Rapids, visited their niece, Mrs. that all water from new or depleted the Home Coming. sources should In- boiled before it i< Austin and Otto Pino of Ithaca call­ Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Collinn of Seba- of the Maple Rapids Dispatch, was in Earl Sturgis and husband last week. ed at L. H. Pease’s Sunday. Miss Martha Tledt, who spent the used for drinking purposes. Unless past ten days in Lansing and attend ­ wing. Huron county, are visiting Dr. F. town Saturday. From here he went to i he carpenters came Monday and Mrs. Mary Grimes is visiting Mrs. Luton and wife. near Perrinton in order to visit his have Earl Sturgis house raised in the stub precaution is taken the misfor ­ ed the Home Coming, returned home tune of a drought, which is had enough, Tena Fuller of Maple Rapids. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Pierce of Oukland, wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles North part of town, which will make Hooker. is likely to be aggravated by epidemics Bertha Face spent Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mohnke and California, visited relatives in Maple a fine improvement to that locality. and Sunday with Marjory Pease. Rapids Labor day. Warren B. Casterline was called to Mr.,and Mrs. Marion Case returned of disease. children of South Bengal, and Mr. and North Shade on Wednesday of the Mr. and Mrs Floyd Britten and son, Mrs. Fred C. Tledt and children. Bpent Mr. and Mrs Wilford Astley of front Grand Rapids last Saturday, Don, called at Mrs. Jenne's Sunday. past week to assist in the adjustment where they have been visiting her Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiedt. Grand Ledge called on friends in Ma­ SOUTH LEBANON. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hewitt called at ple Rapids Saturday. loss of the property destroyed by fire aunt. Mrs. W. J. Hammond, aud hus­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knight, Mrs. on tiie farm of Thomas O'Connell, the band. Floyd Britten's Monday afternoon. Lucy Jury, Tom Knight and Miss Liz­ Robert Anderson visited his broth­ Miss Vera IMggott commenced her same having been insured in the Clin ­ Mr and Mrs. Scott Redfern and fam­ Mrs. Wm. Newman and son, George zie Graham were in Lansing last week er, Thomas, and wife at Ovid from ton and Gratiot Mutual. school at Wacousta last week. attended the state fair at Grand Rap­ Thursday and attended the Home Monduy until Tuesday. ily of Ovid visited tier sisters here a A very interesting report of the pro ­ short time ago and they all enjoyed an Eli. A. Smith nnd wife visited rela­ ids last week. Coming. Mrs. Marla Price is visiting at the ceedings of the State Christian En­ auto trip to Portland a week ugo last tives in Gratiot county last Sunday. Miss Jeanette Pease left Tuesday home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lam­ deavour convention held recently in Herald Rice commenced attending for X'tnkakee. Illinois, where she will phere, southwest of town, Sunday. Grand Rapids, was given by the two Daniel Feahati of Coldwater was school in Maple .Rapids last Monday. teach the coming year. Otto Silvers of St. Johtis was the delegates, the Misses Chandler Creas­ here a short time ago to visit Ills- Mrs. Peter Miller visited her hus­ Mrs. Donielson. accompanied by her X DETROIT } guest of Dr. and Mrs. It. 1). Rice during inger and Evelyn Paine, at the Chris­ uncle, John J. Long and wife, lie stop ­ band in Kalamazoo several days of last niece, Mrs. VanVhoris. of New York, a portion of the past week. tian Church on Sunday last ped over while enroute from Ann Ar­ week. went to Belding Saturday to visit rela­ J BUSINESS j The State Christian Conference will Robert Anderson. John Drukc and bor to liis borne. The children of Dennis O'Connor of tives. They returned Wednesday. 1 UNIVERSITY J convene at the Christian Church in Wllmer Miller are attending the reun ­ Mr. and Mrs. Tony Miller entertain, Lansing tire visiting relatives in this Mrs. Ida Britten is visiting her sm. o ♦ Maple Rapids, October Mb. ion of their regiment, the 2-'5rd Mich, ed Mr. and Mrs. Charles McPrangle vicinity. and family for a few weeks. Mrs. Brit­ O 65 West Grand River Avenue, lo- O iiift. at Birch Run this week. They will O cated in new premises and giving O Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith of near De- aud Mr. aud Mrs. C. Willyoung and Mrs. J. T. Wood and son. Isaac, vis­ ten it, almost helpless from rheuma­ O the most modern courses of train- O Witt visited friends in Maple Rapids also attend the dedication of the mark­ daughter, Bernice und Mrs. Sophia ited a* George Leonard's near Price tism and had not been out doors in iiix O ing for business appointments In- + tiie first of tiie past week. er at Reed Park. East Saginaw, on Pasch last Sunday. last Sunday. months until Sunuay. O vltes you to write for a copy of Ita ♦ Thursday. The marker wus donated O new calendar. Address. E. R. ♦ Robert c Taylor ot near Sandusky, by a number of the leading citizens of George Buugliman of Aylmer, On­ Miss Fulda Graff went last week + Shaw, President, Detroit, Mich. O Mich, tlslted friends in East Essex, tario. is here keeping books tor the Tuesday to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to on Friday and Saturduy last. Saginaw and is located on Die ground “Mr. George Howard, Miss Upton." Republican Want Advertisements Pay. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ wit ere the regiment tamped in 1*62 Grand Trunk rail road. He is an old resume her studies. 0'ilfe a number of hall fans from before going to tiie front. friend of J. Wherrett, having worked game for it? Let's each write a letter W. J. Talt. wife and daughter. Lizzie tills tPInfly attended the Bloomer for him about twenty years ago. to our Aances, Buying, ‘I have found were in Grand Rapids last week Thurs- hall game at Elsie tiie past week. Mrs. Lurene Sturgis and son. Marian WEST LEBANON. out everything and shall expect you d: :■ to attend tiie fair. ■ ■ ■ —- Mrs. E. LuHelle lias returned from and her uncle. Mr. Hcliafley and cousin Fred MacDonald went last week Miss Schafley, attended the Grttnd to explain —if you can. ’ What a Joke Bin \ . where she lias been enjoy ­ that would be. Picture the poor Thursday to Racine, Wisconsin, to ing herself for the past six weeks. Mr. Ed. Frank was in Carson City Rapids lair last week, after which Mr visit his sister, for a week. If You Knew— last week Wednesday. Schafley and his niece returned to men's faces! Will you, Mlld.ed? ” A general cleaning was given to the M. Moritz and wife and William Els- Of the mouths, and oft ini* s yarp, devoted to paiusthkiug,)couscientious Mr. Harold K|< •• will attend the their home in Canada. “It seems a shame,” murmured Mil­ jnterior of the Christian Church on W. II. Richards and wife and .l! H. dred. "But I couldn't bear to think be ler anti family of near Fowler spent testing and proving by aetnal on- of every foinmla for any Kt-xall Toilet Tuesday lust in the form of a bee, Maple Rapids high school the eotnitig Lee and wife and Mrs. Frances Young Sunday at James Mundell's. year. had deceived me. Are you sure he Preparation l»efore that formula was finally adopted as wortliv; enjoyed an auto trip to Pomuiiio and has, Fanny? ” The Lebanon Farmers' Club will Mr and Mrs Buy Wright of near Mrs. Julia Klee of Ionia is visiting Of the exact, earnest (ate nst-d in selecting each irgredh ut, and tiie rigid Perrlmon visited bis parents, Mr and Lyons last Sunday. While in Pewanto "My dearest girl, of course he has meet the second Thursday of October, her niece Mrs. George McVeigh this with Mort Jones and wife of Essex. testing for purity and stnugtii befor*- it ccold htcctue a part of tiie prep­ Mr* Daniel Wright the past week they visited their sister, Mrs. C. S. How old Is he? Twenty-eight! And w eek Thiimst and husband. Misses Kate Fink of Pontiac nnd aration; Mrs Eva Owen and family visited Mr. Klrt Hale ami Addi-on Frank Mr. and Mrs. John Hickey anti tbelr never kissed anyone but you? Mildred, you certainly are simple. And now's Eva Fink of Lsmstng visited their sis­ Of tiie guarantee on each K< xail Toilet|'piepniation that, if it does not Mr- “r,d Mrs, Leslie at attended the Grand Rapids fair last four children came last Saturday to ter. Mr* A. J. Bertram, several days. give satisfaction |tu every'way. “we wunt|yciu to go back to the store Middleton the first of the past week. week. visit their cousin, Mrs. John J Long, the time to show him you aren't as Miss Anna Piggott returned home where you bought it ana get your money ; it In hug* to you and we waut Mr and Mrs. Martin Wlnans of near 'ind husband. They all visited Mrs simple as he thinks, and he'll think Mr. and Mrs. I Jen. Hale and Mr* from Grand Rapids lust week Friday you to have itand, » 11 ton ( enter were the guests of Ma­ Fred Benjamin were In Car son la:: >obti l»hg Monday and returned all the more of you for it. Is it a bar gain? ” after visiting friends there for over ple Rapids friends on Thursday last. week Wednesday, to tbelr home In Grand Rapids Tue* two weeks. day. It was. It was not without many The Maple Rapids Dispatch is to be Mchool commented at the Round George Howie and wife of Ht. Johns house Monday with Miss Rosa Jones The Durkee a Cross Millinery Store misgivings that Mildred Thomas restirre. ted about the middle of Or- will be oi»ened next wees and a very and Frank Roberts und family of Essex If You Saw— fober by K H Pelklnton of la.ke Odes- of Ht Johns as teacher mailed her letter to George Howard, were guests at Die home of Herman AA. fine display will lie ready W<-dn«-», but Fanny ’s hints wero eating Into The sanitary, airy, tun lighted, thiningly-disu lalcialoiits in which latwrence Bailey of Traverse City Is September t'ih. Mr*. Caras* Is In Hmith last Httnday. flatting at the home* ot Will Harris her soul like vitriol Hh«* must know, Ke xail Toilet preparation* are made; the w hitecapf ed, w Idle aproned, Dr It issell Gordon ler of Of eliatge and will be pleased to meet the now, whether her lover ever bad been Horn to C. C. I.erg and wife, of Mis­ l^dge was re. early the guest of and (Jana Grove this week, saukee county, on Heptember 1, a son. wholesome]j-clean young women who |>ot them up; and, ladles of Fowler and vicinity at any in love before That would be dread n-rent. Mr. sad Mrs. Jacob Gori Mrs Arrhls M* Miiien and Mrs Thos. time Mr* l<*rg. nee Mayme Coon, was a Marlon of near Huhbardslon vlalfed Biases Katie Fink of Pontiac and ful. Still she might forgive It, but resident of this vicinity several years ebe could never forgive deceit. When Mias Lydia McCracken of Ow« Mra Kd O'Connor Monday. Bias Kva Fink of loosing are home ago. V tailed her parents Mr and Mrs. Mr. John ilnyder of Grand Rapids visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs the letter was mailed she wanted It O. R Townsend and wife were near If You Realized — may Me# racken the first of the i visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Fink. Mlaa Katie Fink etperu back and all that day and the nest Ashley. Gratiot county, last week week, ’ Charles Frechert last Thursday to return Thursday and her slater she listened In terror for the poet Thursday on business Mr. and Mrs. That tiie co-oprratton in buying, manufacturing and stlling'of^mnre than mans whistle On the third day. Mrs Nancy Ollllapte Asher and lit­ Miss Kva, will accompany her to re­ P K. W a Is worth of At. Johns took Clem ?,(<«» Retail Htoie* —cne hading ding afore la ♦*< b im|cri*nt city and Mr and Mrs Clyde Daniels of |i Friday, the answer came—a hasty. In­ on called on their grandmother 1 tle daughter from Ohio railed on main over Hundny. In their auto Iowa ta the United fttates, Canada tad Gnat Unfair — makes it pcaaibla Helen Paine, ike first of the i friends in ths neighborhood Inst week. Fowler Church Nows. coherent letter, full of self accuse- i. Ada Howard vlalted friend* In to red ace to a minimum the cost to jos rf.the Hauled |rndac|; Mon* and reproaches *T shall tell week, * Miss Martha Iruffer went to Hub- Sunday, September 21 at. 2 3o p m. id. Ypallantl. Charlotte and other I Kll Jones and James (.amble hardoton last dundsj where she will IMvIne *er«tree will tie hold at St you about what you refer to when I ■ laaf vssk a faw day a Mra How- the National <> A ft o>< a attend tbs high school the - omtng Pawl's Kv Lutheran rfcorrh. Fowler. call tomorrow evening. " he wrote, 'aa accompanied by hoc father. f>. Then You Would Believe— mewt anon to be Held ml Chat team yanr After services a congregational meet and I shall earns half an hour before etch and brother Mark and fant- the party In the hope of gaining your Reldlng. They made the trip by Tana, Mr* Nanry Brooks and granddaugh Ing will he held In order to rail a new That l« ie an Advantage paetor In Re* A. W Vogt.I s place forgiveness before the guests arrive” auto. Toilet * knrles Wot* erton sad wffe of I ter. Miss Fit once llanford visltad for yon to bay — Wayne lad are vletting bar para friends m Grand Rapids Monday and Concordia college Springfield III. Mildred was looking her prettiest Preparation* Mrs. iawfk mtts of I weedef , which will lie attended by Kdwln Ho* when George Howard arrived Ha PRL. DISTRICT S. ESSEX dtlai* •so of Fowler will be <»|«eoed Sep­ tanked sa haggard and mournful that They are hated here at very Ion pneea for gneds ef high qanltt y. They are: Mr and Mrs. Jay Session* and tember 17th. The collection In sld of Mgrtoe Mnrdtrk «f fUyaotda u daughter KHn and Mr and Mrs Jobs she could herdlv And words with Retail Abating I^ottoo Me Resell feld f rente , 8 gm student I. Ilelne* ke amoun ted to M. whf* h to greet him. Bitterly now she The Fulton E. V Aid will meet with j we* the gaest of relative* Gallagher and family of Bengal spent Mra Charles DeMott Augu»t Retell Cream of Almond* . Mr ...... MV. Me, Bt fMe »trtaMr daring a fssrttaa of Panday at Crystal Holy Trinity Church Hows repented having beeti persuaded hr Retell Vbdvt Tab oo* Fonder Ifie peat week Me* Ft Modetaa*a colled on Fr Fanny t# pfnv that foolish )ahe But Hr and Mra. James Hyde want 10 Retell Toilet Beep. I Or e reke ft* sell (’enspheres*d field Mr and Mrs. t ’barley Kassa* of Han Cleveland Ohio Anturday f*f • ••• ...... t for 3f*e i 'ream ** — Mtee Edna Jones a** asm* t* tfc gal and Mr and Mrs Jaba Maasww of I,verb Ml St Johns one 4tf lost week. aba most ptey her part through They rWlA Meets»• where ebe *«R r«a ft Hey tldlef at f be name af Mr and Met! Sunday there silt bo a flora nos eat dawn very soberly side by side la weeks vtsM Mr ear* ae Marker fa rbe Mr* F»an PVtef Hands > dee of too ao nano! If the weather per­ the empty rarepftaa ream ,fr ,n <1 M'. Claude mits •en spent d un da y with kb bm»kaF. Reel let her evekteg, **«< Meg Fregreet and snntrery tins pete akads of the* rgf Tm getna ta left yaw everything. •lene fee the teefl*. m wMdterrr Mils §|g But He* Fr Maehnsl *4 I'raiaw and fV. MBdred wM Gaarge bwtaMy *T 4M Jnkn and faaatlv seep in thfve form# te gtte the dbs Ltd!* y»b ktrstetsst of fir Dr neb of st Juno* Mowed Fr isnde farm yen prefer! ••fdds »ne Men »wga—< se trkw * lapsed MMakPsadt Mffte ana «f Mr pat a if Tufty daeetve yaw far H was Hr and Mr* WIW M ‘ * dls i1 Matt eel teg shevec Ida hater rnmmm toot Tsssftt Resell AMteefgte T< C -w *• mdkmsrr store of Iff* H sad Mrs Ctanas t MMakftaSt at «ba awtv i erase* I bad pad the mewtorr j chBdren *#4 Mr Henry KeR Resell dhetteg No 4*t 'Net of #Ma *Mwga G**ad Hepeda ttP eww the five* yOw af ibet read summer two years age j rnnlar ibusei ef dr »ie«*cg• kefs the swat perfect baby Betel' e» e*Hsg drw-s Mr Mr tell fneeh W*et *#mm * ssaMsr of any . 'tusta r a ta the nut ed my ntbsd end heart sad dared end fsaaMv Resell Ya**t. 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bis desk on< e more. “Tell them to tlx “Ob. thanks, tbanka!” abe murmured POMPEII. district attorney (Jo on. boys! Takt confusedly. There was a alienee. Kay these a|N)logles along with you." ton felt that if be didn ’t apeak lit George English baa a sick horse. The And. still atruggllng. pleading, abject would shriek and run out in a moment and terrified, be was dragged out ol "Mias Mazuret." he said, and he Mrs. Gates of Brldgeville Is very the office seemed to have ridiculously Uttle con poorly with dropsy. Kayton heuved a long, deep sigh trol of bia voice, "the mao who killed George Bradley was In Ashley on shook his head and turned to Mr* Mr. Argyle has confessed. You're business Thursday. Argyle Case Hiram McKinney and family visited Martin, who had drawu back agalnat cleared." il’nuse.i “And Bruce b the wall wblle the terrible scene wa> cleared." 'Longer pause.l "And now in Clinton county. Sunday. enacted. —you can go home—aud forget all Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McComber ’s two “Mrs. Martin." be said as gently a* about this." little boys were ill last week. 58th Annual A Norelination by J. W. If he had uever been Inflexible in bit Then there was a very long pause Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ceaser were In MoConaughy of the Buooese life. “1 suppose you would like to and Kayton had to bold himself hard Middleton Friday on business. ftxl New Play by Harriet take care of Dr. Krelsler?" and keep telling himself that he never Mrs. J. L. Ladd was quite 111 last Nerd, Earrey J. OTClgglna Instantly her whole manner and ex had any such Idea, anywpy. At last week but is better at present. pression softened wonderfully, aud bet Mr. and Mrs. John Kpllar attended end Detective William J. the girl raised her eyes. eyes filled with tears. "No, I can ’t.” she aaid simply. church at the County Line Sunday. Bums, In Which Robert “Oh. yes. yes!” she exclaimed, com "Mary!" Mr. and Mrs. George Brgdley visited Hilliard la Appearing :: :: ing eagerly toward him. "If I only His feet got tangled In his chair and their son, Jim, near Ithaca, Sunday. could!" before he could extricate them the tele­ Mrs. John Selfridge and daughters Kayton nodded sympathetically. “I'll phone Jangled He seized It viciously. visited her aunt, Phebe Salter, bun- send some one with you as soon as I “Well, what is It?" he snapped. "Oh. day. Copyright, 191*. by JourneJ-Ameri- can," he said, “and arrange that you ’ll Chicago be hanged! Joe, I’m not go ­ Ed Payne and son, Orville, visited Exhibit cen - Examlnsr. only be detained as a witness." Hr ing. You come In here In about a half his daughter, Mrs. Ernest Mesler, and interrupted himself to send for Mis* hour—or. say, an hour—and I’ll give family of Essex, Sunday. Mazuret and went on: “I’ll see you In you instructions Take Cortwrigbt The E. V. Ladles Aid meets with Mr. OF THE CHAPTER XV. about a half hour. Mrs. Martin, and 1 with you. Yea—I’ve got ao urgent and Mrs. Charles Demott, Wednesday, The Case Is Clsaned Up. want to talk the case over with you. case here." September 17. Everybody come. AYTON laughed —a short, un ­ “An urgent case?” questioned the Dora Kellar spent Thursday In girl anxiously. Brldgeville with her daughter, Mrs. pleasant laugh—and stepped Wm. Salter. quickly to the anteroom door “Yes," he said softly and smiled, Mrs. Annie Selfridge was in Lans­ "Mrs. Martin,” be called. **l*li “ours! ” K THE END. ing last week caring for her daughter, have to trouble you to come In here Nellie, and baby girl. again." Miss Olive Grubaugh of the County In obedience to the summons the Mother of Eighteen Children. Line visited at the home of Mr. and woman slowly entered the office aud “I am the mother of eighteen child­ Mrs. Henry Doan over Sunday. paused when she saw Hurley. Before ren and have the praise of doing more Elder and Mrs. Willard of Eureka they could more than exchange work than any young woman in my were with the East Fulton E. V. pray­ glances Kayton said abruptly: town," writes Mrs. C. J. Martin, Boone er meeting class Thursday evening. Clinton County “Mrs. Martin. Mr. Hurley has Just Mill, Va. "I suffered five years with J. L. Ladd is improving the looks of said that you murdered Mr. Argyle In stomach trouble and could not eat as much as a biscuit without suffering. his farm by adding a silo, woodhouse, an attempt to obtain inouey from him." and ice house and pointing the build ­ “What.'" she gasped, and Hurley I have taken three bottles of Cham­ ings. berlin's Tablets and am .now a well winced for the first time before her woman and weigh 168 pounds. I can Mrs. Nellie Peters and children came blazing eyes. “You. you!" Then she eat anything I want to. hnd as much to visit her father, Ed. Brown, Satur- pointed her finger at him and turned as I want and feel better than I have day. Mr. Peters spent Sunday with to Kayton. at any time In ten years. I refer to them. “It’s a lie." she said with quiet In any one in Boone Mill or vicinity and Mrs. Will English went Friday to tensity. “He killed him!" they will vouch for what I say.” visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira “1 believe you!" exclaimed Kayton. Chamberlain’s Tablets are for sale by Fraker, in Fulton, returning Saturday with a grim heartiness and a passing all dealers (adv). evening. Mrs. Helen Ansty, of St. Johns is gleam of triumph lu bis gray eyes. JririSC But Mr. Hurley was not beuten yet visitin'- her daughter. Mrs. Alvin Wy­ man, and friend, Mrs. Leon Ceaser, FAIR “Mr. Kayton," he said contemptu ­ t REAL ESTATE. t ously. "there’s nothing whatever to The Next Instant the Handcuffs Wars this week. AT ST. JOHNS, MICH. connect me with the murder, and you on His Wrists. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Booker and Bon, know It." You think I’ve treated you brutally. I Floyd, returned home last Sunday have, but it was the only way 1 could evening, after visiting their people in “Oh. yes. there is!" Kayton contra ­ Mrs. Mary L. Davis and Mrs. Lizzie Ohio for the past two weeks. dicted him and there was a new and save you. ” A. Ballinger to Lawrence A. Davis. nasty ring in his voice. "There are The woman's lip trembled, and her bw% of sw>4 of section 12, Riley. $1. Geo. Mead will have a sale Saturday. hand went to her breast. Monday the family start for Illinois, several things. You came to my of Lawrence A. Davis to Mrs. Mary their former home. Unless he can flee to ask about that *N. M.’ personal 'If 1 could feel anything at all I’d Davis, *4 of n4 of of sw*4 of sec­ sell his farm before he leaves, Chas. and then immediately tipped off Mrs thank you. ” she said uncertainly. “But tion 2, Riley, $1. SEPT. 30, OCT. 1. 2 AND 3 Ball will rent it. I’m dead —here!" Martin." Anna C. Siefert to Myron E. Ward, A message came early Saturday “All In my professional capacity." de ­ Kayton turned quickly to greet Miss s 40 acres of e 120 acres of se>4 of sec­ morning from near Detroit for Mrs. clared the lawyer doggedly. Mazuret. tion 19, Greenbush, $2,500.00. John Sutton and Mr. Crowell to has­ “As a counterfeiter?" inquired Kay- ’I thought you ’d like to sny goodby Mary E. Davis to Lawrence A. Davis. ten to the bedside of Mr. Sutton, as ton. witli light scorn. to Mrs. Martin." he suggested. eVi of lots 1 and 2. block nine: Em- he had an arm broken and otherwise "As a lawyer." “Oh!" exclaimed the girl. "Shan’t I monsville addition to City of St. Johns. injured while operating his stone Kayton leaned toward him and his ever see you again?" $1,450. crusher. His condition is unknown at Splendid Exhibits of Stock eyes snapped. ‘No! ” was the low but emphatic re­ Willis Fox, et. al., to Gus. E. Hienze, the present time. “It was as a lawyer, then, that you sponse. Lot 5, block 7, VanDeusen ’s addition to On September 6th teachers and pu­ advised Krelsler last night to ceuse the The girl held out her hand. village of Elsie, $1,050. pils to the number of 107 gathered at practice of his profession until condl "Goodby." she said gently. Hoyt E. Pierce to Frank Arthur east Fulton school, known as the tlons were safer—for counterfeiting?" The woman quickly seized the prof ­ Walter. Commencing at nw corner of Cowles school, to organize a reunion. The last vestige of color left the fered hand and drew her close. section 7. running s 10 rods, e 8 rods, All did ample justice to the picnic din ­ Large Display of Vege ­ man ’s face, and Kayton could see that “Goodby," she said brokenly and n 10 rods, w to place of beginning. *4 ner. after which there was a short bis forehead was moist. looked into the girl's eyes. “You ’re acre. $1.00, Victor. program and election of ifficers. They where I was twenty years ago. You Joseph S. Tucker to Francis M. adjourned to meet again in O. N. Chaf­ tables, Grain and Fruit “I don ’t recollect having given any fin's grove. July 4, 1914. such advice." he declared. He tried to have Just the same possibilities for Vredenburg. lot 9, block 3, Brown's subdivision, out Lot “J", St. Johns, $1. Henry Metzger, whose death was maintain the contemptuous note, but love and self sacrifice. This man loves you!" Kayton turned a rich, blooming Betsey A. Taylor to Winnie T. Row- given in last peek's paper was buried there was a sudden hoarseness that he Friday at 2 o'clock at East Fulton E. could not control. crimson and groped for something un ­ lev. beginning at nw corner of sw>4 of der his desk. As he groped he swore section 25. running e to Looking Glass V. Church. A large number of friends “1 was afraid you wouldn ’t." said showed the esteem he was held in. His Interesting and Pleasing at it—whatever It was—under bis river, thence following river s add w Kayton grimly, picking up the sheaf of to w line of % section, thence n to age was 63 years. 4 months and 21 typewritten dictograph notes. "That's breath. "He's waiting to take your days. He was laid at rest beside nis life and make It what he wants it to place of beginning, also all part of why I reminded you." He glanced at neVi of section 25. lying s of Mlchi- first wife and two infant sons, in Free Attractions one of the pages. "It was as a law­ be.” went on the woman. “Like me. agn Central railroad, also that part of Washington Center cemetery. His yer. I suppose, that you exclaimed. you ’ll give everything." swi4 of section 25, lying n of Looking pastor. Elder Willard, conducted the •This is a plant!' when you heard that Shs held the hand tightly. presjied It Glass river, and e of Michigan Centra! services. X had put Miss Mazuret In the house? to her lips and gazed Into the girl': ra!lroad. $ 1.00b. Victor. Last week Wednesday evening as As a lawyer, you laughed and said. ‘So face. Myron E. Ward to Willard C. Begel Wm. Salter and family of Brldgeville Capt. Pickard ’s Troupe of he's using ns to throw the real crlm- “Well, what matter?" she said soft and wife, lots 7, 8. and stfc of 9. block were driving toward their home, their lr.nl* off their guard?* As a lawyer, ly. Then suddenly releasing her sh< 10. Emmonsville Addition. St. Johns. colt became frightened at something you concealed front me that Mrs. Mar­ turned abruptly and hastened out. $1,500. beside the road. It plunged into the Trained Seals and Sea Lions tin had a claim on Mr. Argyle. As a “Who is she?" gasped the startle' Frank Finney et al to Nellie A. Al­ deep ditch, throwing Mrs. Salter against the bank on her head and lawyer, you persuaded her to go to Mr. girl. len. commencing at se corner of block Kayton ctAighed and continued th« “P.” running n 140 feet, w 70 feet, s shoulders, giving her nerves a bad will give Argyle the night of his death to use shock and straining, the muscles of the her influence for your own purposes!" search, now among the palters on hi- 140 feet, e 70 feet to place of begin ­ ning. Ovid. $1. neck and shoulders. The little boy's Mr. Hurley wiped his forehead will desk. lip was cut and he also received some his handkerchief and crushed it in hit “Poor soul!" he exclaimed, and hi: Mary E. Davis and Lawrence A. Da­ bump» on the head. The harness was Two of Their Amazing land. voice trembled, but uot entirely fruit vis to Lizzie A. Ballinger. sVfc of demolished but the colt didn't get -You can ’t bluff me with any frame of sw% of section 2, Riley, $1.« * away. op story of this sort!" be rasped out It Charles Silcox to Wm. Gibbs and Performances Daily a hoarse voice wife, the ae% of sw\4 of section 36. SOUTH RILEY GRANGE. Kayton gazed at him a moment nuc DeWltt. $1. then dropiH-d the papers on the desk. Alfred K. Smith to Frank G. Smith. "Well, Hurley," he said disgustedly eV£ of se*4 of section 7. Bath. $1. Program for September 20th as "you cun go to the devil your own waj Klla M Smith and Nettie A. I^ay- follows: Opening song by grange: If you haven't sense enough to *e« cock to Frank G. Smith, description roll call to be answered with current that It's better to make a clean breasi same us above, $1. events: reading. Mrs. Dora Hitchcock: of It and stand for a charge of man Julia Smith to Frank G. Smith, des ­ discourse. Best way to get patrons of Rochetta& cription same as above. rural schools to know of their needs, slaughter you can go to the chair us v led by Marc Cutler; intermission: counterfeiting crook that tried t< Sarah F. Scuddcr to Darwin H. 8cud- der. lots 14. 15. 18. 19. block 7, and all music. Mrs. Otle Smith; story, Robert blackmail an old man and murdervi Keener; question. “ In what way may him when he rounded on you! You n ■/?. of block three excepting a strip of land 150 feet wide on w side and a strip of the grange be of practical use to our Wilson under arrest, and the charge is murdet ■ land commencing at se corner of schools?" Henry Hedalne; refresh­ in the first degree!" He picked up tin block 3. running w 30 feet, n 100 feet, ments. “Mv husband's favorite dish,” telephone as Hurley made a gesture t« e 30 feet, s 100 feet. ShepardsvUle. $1. furnished by the wives. restrain him. “All right, Leisch.” in ■aid. Thirty-thousand watches were pawn­ ALWARD LAKE. “Just a minute, Mr Kayton!" ed in the I'nited States in one year. have been engaged to “You're Just a minute too late." re Home folks have a lot of time that torted the detective “Here, boya." in Isn't doing them much good. Earl Miller spent Sunday in Ijinslng. went on, as a couple of hta men ap Albert Pbinney is very sick from an floored at the door. “Take this felloe attack of appendicitis. give two different and Home men ndvrr know they had a ■way with you." Mias Wanolta Rockwell started to chance to get married untit some wo­ school at DeWltt Monday morning. The holt Instant the handcuff* wen man starts a breach of promise suit. on his wrist* and the officers wen Mr. Charles Reynolds spent Sunday aoarvhlng hts poeheta But be hardly and Monday with Cash Tucker at Par- distinct acts daily. noticed them Hie fee# had sodden I > CAN YOU DOUBT IT? tello grown haggard. Mi eyes dull with t Mrs. Albert Pbinney. who was very •pair sick last week, la reported ns tmprov "Before IM. Kayton ’" l»e began, de Whan tho Proof Cam ha so Easily In- lag. They both please and •peirlnffly, “I fell you H woe an aeri vast'fated Will Miller spent from Thursday un ­ dent! Bed gone Into that counter til Mo turdey with Charles llennlng In failing and all a# a auddet. he ahtftee Whew *0 many grateful citizens of and threatewed to show me op I too# H Johns teetlfy to benoflt dortved Glenn leaktoa of Detroit visited Mr. thrill. her there te nee her taffornre te try k mm (loon * Kidney Pills can yon ■ad Mrs. Orrtn Leaktoe from deturdey aquare It. and hr tried to abou t me* ” loebt the evidence * The proof In wot until Mender -▼on knew sH alenff fhef the Mt ar away—it is almost of ywwr door, Mr. and Mrs Lewie Brawn and Mr ,os .** ■awe’** cut Ml Kayton merit leod whet a rssldewt of HI Iota ns soys an d Mrs. Kd Harper were Hands y 1 hoot Boon a Kid nee Pills Cow yon tellers at Albert Mertafce *. I—f knew he wee gnaer." stammer iewsood more mo*toctag teeotanonr* Mr. and Mr*. < heriee Merten sad Exciting Horse Racing by a Large Field of Fast O A risller, too Roes *freef . fft toomtly ef ttommomm twenty spent part mt ed tfnriey. now eager te admit any tnhwa. 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1 .4 ivWifi tor - THE CLINTON REPUBLICAN’, ST. JOHNS. MICH., SEPTEMBER 11,1013. -rnuci 8.

►♦♦♦4 STATE EVENTS OF SPECIAL f ! The Wide World I You Will Find NOTE ANO INTEREST Clinton County Savings Bank In Miniature. Allison ’s STATE EMPLOYEES DOMESTIC. tour the New England States. New Are All Protected Under Compensa ­ Saint Johns National Bank General. York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, tion Act—3769 Employes. West Virginia and Maryland. This Optical The production of coal in Texas tour is the fourth in the history of the In 1912 passed the 2,000,000-ton mark, organization. with a value at the mines of $3,655,744. Lansing —All state employes are OFFER EVERY FACEITY FOR THE SAFETY AND protected under the workmen compen ­ A committee appointed by Secretary FOREIGN. Chinese Government troops captur­ Department sation and employers ’ liability law, CONVENIENCE OF THEIR PATRONS. Wilson is investigating charges that and Insurance Commissioner Winship food of inferior quality is being given ed the city of Nanking, September 1 The rebel forces fled. filed a list of 3.769 employes with the to immigrants on Ellis Island. accident board. September 3. Jacob G. Schurman, American min­ The total abstinence societies of The Kalamazoo state hospital has ister to Greece, returned to New York Denmark are working hard to obtain Very Satisfactory 376. This institution has more em­ City, August 30, on a visit from a bill for the prohibition of alcohol in ployes than any other in the state OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US TODAY Trieste. His family accompanied him. the country. Lvery institution in the state is in­ The State board of equalization, Yuan Shi Kai, the Chinese president, cluded and some of the largest are as August 30, fixed the valuation of pro ­ has issued a decree, it is reported, that __Mr. AllisonJ has devoted follows: perty in Missouri at $1,756,000,000. he intends to resign when peace is re­ most of his time for the past Traverse City State hospital, 228; This Is an increase of $20,800,000 over stored throughout China legislative employes during sessions, Some of these days you ’ll the property assessment of last year. Gen Felix Diaz, nephew of Porfirlo twenty years to the fitting of 102; Newberry state hospital. 50; Ionia St.Johns National Bank Clinton Co. Savings Bank state hospital. 35; Central Michigan be asking yourself Tom The last remaining barrier at the Diaz, announced at London, August 30, Capital ...... $90,000.00 Capital ...... 128,000.00 that he Is now an open candidate for Errors of Refraction and normal school, 100; Michigan school Pacific end of the Panama Canal was Surplus ...... 25,000.00 blown up by dynamite, August 31. the presidency of Mexico. Presbyopia, (old age sight.) for the deaf, 97; auditor general ’s de ­ Surplus ...... 28,000.00 Watson ’s question: Dredges began September 2. to re­ The bill revising the military penal partment, 100; secretary of state de ­ Undivided Profits _____ 9,222,31 Undivided Profits ...... 10,242.64 move the last barrier of the Atlantic code In Germany, after receiving the partment, 50; industrial school for u 99 channel. consent of the Federal council, has We carry all regular spher- girls, 150; Pontiac state hospital, 281; Prof. A. Orta of the observatory of been signed by Emperor William. Lapeer home for the feeble minded, OFFICER8 ANO DIRECTORS. Where Am I At? ical*lenses in stock. Your 100; Michigan Soldiers ’ home, 100; OFFICER8 AND DIRECTORS. the Uni verity of Santa Clara, an ­ Ktllarney House at Killarney, Coun ­ JOHN C. HICKS...... President JOHN C. HICKS...... President nounced August 30, that he had dis ­ Kalamazoo state hospital, 376; Uni­ Yes you will, and the ty Kerry, Ireland, built 32 years ago broken lenses can be replac­ versity of Michigan, 300; Michigan COLEMAN C. VAUGHAN Vice-Pree. COOLEY E. BALL...... Vice-Pres. covered that the activity of the sun in at a cost of $1,000,000 was almost agricultural college, 345. R. C. DEXTER...... Cashier phenomena known as sun spots is in­ completely destroyed by fire, August ed in a few minutes. W. J. BLACK .. Assistant Cashier R. C. DEXTER ... Sec’y-Treasurer answer will not be very timately related to the pioximlty of 31. Flint—Rev. Seth Reed, 90 years old gratifying either, we fear, comets. The Peruvian Government, August We recommend the use of has gone to Ypsilanti to attend the Attorney General McReynolds, Sep­ 30, presented to Congress the budget Methodist conference. He has not mis OIREC fORS. OIRECTOR8. unless you “rustle” some tember 2, filed a civil suit at Phila­ for 1914, Bhowing receipts amounting Stik-Tite Eye Glasses, the sed an annual conference in 60 years. John C. Hicks C. E. Ball delphia for the dissolution of the Read ­ John C. Hicks C. C. Vaughan to $17,739,180 against expenditures of Mt. Pleasant—Florence Duke, 14 O. P. DeWitt C. C. Vaughaa ing Company's control of coal-mining $15,549,180. best finger piece eye glass R. C. Dexter C. E. Rail Frank Percey Wm. M. Smith. and coal-carrying railroads —the most years old, disappeared September 2nd, O. P. DeWitt J. H. Flldew It Is reported that the German Gov made. after spending the evening at the fair • William M. Smith. P. E. Walsworth. potential combination in the anthra­ ernment may reconsider the decision Good Sense cite fields. grounds, and officers are bending ev­ not to take part in the Panama-Pacific ery effort to get information as to her Figures recently compiled show that International Exposition at San Fran­ whereabouts. and find out where a good, 1,769 fewer horses moved through the cisco in 1915. Jackson —Beginning September 16. downtown streets of Chicago dally in More than sixty persone were killed a complete high school course will be trustworthy bank is at. 1913 than in 1907. Automobiles in­ and hundreds of bridges and houses started in Jackson prison for the in­ Let Us Help Yon Safe Deposit Boxes creased in the same period from 103 to destroyed by a typhoon, which swept mates, Warden Simpson, having found It will not be necessary 7,398 each day. Japan recently. In Tokio 15,000 hous that nine out of ten prisoners never We are interested in every offer the protection you Captain Alfred Brown, commodore es were inundated. went beyond the eighth grade in to look far. We are anxious of the Flushing Bay division of the The French aviator Pegoud, repeat school. man who has a desire to should have. They are an American Life Saving Society, swam ed September 2, his thrilling maneu ­ Lansing —During August 267 fires build up a legitimate busi­ absolute necessity for the to help you gain your bear­ August 28, from the Battery to Sandy ver of turning a somersault in the air TAKE occurred In the state according to the ness and we offer careful Hook, New York, 22 miles, in 13 hours with an aeroplane flying at a rapid report of State Fire Marshal Winship, keeping of important pa­ ings, my non-depositing and 38 minutes. speed over the aerodrome at Buc. and caused a total property loss of and courteous attention to pers and other valuables. friend. With a deficit of more than $1,000.- A $500,000 oil company composed of $214,942.78. Lightning caused 159 those who give us their We have them at thisbank. 000 Smith Bros. & Co. (Ltd.), one of British and Canadian capitalists has fires last month and did damage to the the largest coffee importing firms in YOUR extent of $153,422.96. banking business. Ask for particulars. Call and see us. been incorporated with headquarters the South, was declared bankrupt, In Toronto, with twenty-ninb subsid ­ August 30. at New Orleans by a jury iary companies, each capitalized at Caught a Bad Cold. in the Federal Court. $75,000. “Last winter my son caught a very Towed by a tugboat the Santa Ma­ It is reported at Mexico City that bad cold and the way he coughed was ria, Pinta and Nina, prototypes of the President Huerta has floated a $6,000.- CHOICE something dreadful," writes Mrs EAST DUPLAIN ♦♦wwj Columbus caravels of 1492, left Chi- 000 loan, taken by three local banks, Sarah E. Duncan, of Tipton, Iowa. “We •cago, August 31, on their way to the the National, the Bank of London & thought sure he was going into con ­ Panama-Pacific International Exposi ­ sumption. We bought just one bottle School commenced in District No. 3 Mexico and the Banco de Commercio By HOLLAND. In Honor of Their Memory :• tion at San Francisco. y Industria. of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Monday, with Nellie Seeley as teacher. that one bottle stopped h!s cough and Miss Clarke, who has been visiting The legislative committee, whose The Canadian Pacific has won Its ANUFACTURERS are of investigation of William Sulzer’s of ­ two kinds —the honest cured his cold completely. ” For sale Mrs. Harriet Ellis, has returned to her You owe it to the memory claim in the long and hard-fought dis ­ M by all dealers. (Adv). work at Matteawan, N. Y. ficial conduct has resulted in the im­ pute with the Canadian North-West­ and dishonest The one Margie and John Hall are attending of the departed loved ones of peachment of the governor met at ern over the eighteen miles of right-of- makes the best goods, the school at Elsie. :: "New York, September 3. to resume Almost everyone has an ambition your family to erect a suit­ way In the valley of the Battle River, other makes the worst Each some time during life to become so Verne Smead has employment in its inquiry. It is reported that con ­ southeast of Camrose, Alta. has his own particular Lansing. able monument on the spot siderable new evidence will be sub­ comfortably fixed that he can lay abed An Ottoman mission has arrived at scheme of life. as long as he pleases of a morning. Mrs. O. M. Pearl has returned from which marks their last rest­ mitted. Rome and will submit to the Italian The honest manufacturer Canada. Washington. Government proofs collected since the alms to make the best goods Unearned compliments are mighty Mrs. Dunham is staying with Mrs. ing place. You owe it to your ­ Honduras, August 29, became the mission visited Paris, showing, it is be can and to udvertise them few. , ,, H. J. Taylor. self to see our line of work fifth country to accept in detail Sec­ said, the unanimous desire of the peo ­ so that all the world will H. L. Rice and wife visited at the before you make your selec­ retary Bryan's peace plan ple of Adrianople to remain uijder know of their merits. He home of Ray Smith Sunday. Turkey. President Wilson has appointed the courts Investigation. He tion. Experienced workmen A gram of radium has been bought In one of the apartments at the Uni American delegates to the fourteenth wants customers to bold him and special designs made International Congress on Alcholism by the Prussian Government for $87,- to a rigid accountability. verity college. London, Profess* r at Milan, Italy. 500 for hospital and scientific uses Petrie, the noted Egyptologist, h:ts when desired. Professor Hys is making an appeal to The dishonest manufactur ­ The administration banking and cur­ er hopes to protit Y>y decep ­ placed on exhibition a great sheet o ’ the Nation to subcribe to the fund to linen which he recoverd from a buri.-t rency bill was adopted by the caucus tion. He produces an article buy radium for which $200,000 has tomb at Tarkhan, the great cemeter; •of the House Democrats. August 28, been spent. that will be offered as “just ST. JOHNS GRANITE COMPANY toy a vote of 160 to 9. some forty miles south of Cairo. in Official announcement was made. as good" though he knows it Officeand Factory Opposite Poet Office. St. Johns Mich Congressman Britton. August 29, in­ spite of the fact that this piece oi September 3, that King Constantine of is inferior He seeks to make linen is 6,000 or more years old. ii C. J. Sowle, J. P. Emslte, Proprietors. troduced in the House a bill providing Greece will pay a visit to Paris to a larger profit tbun the hon­ for an appropriation of $7,000,000 for seems to be as fresh and firm ns thank the French Government for its est manufacturer, and this when it was cut from the original Government armor factory. attitude during the Balkan war. France larger profit is necessary be­ THOUGHT—good or evil—an —------act In time a habit—«o runa length. Bnrial caskets made of acacia Senator Cummins recently introduc ­ counseled the powers all along for a cause be has to find new cus­ life law; what you live In your thought and shittim wood taken from then*- ed in the Senate an amendment to policy of noninterference. tomers day after day. world that sooner or later you will find place a 10 percent tax on stocks, objectified In your life. same tombs, are as firm and secure ns The Re8had-I-Hamis. one of the when first lowered Into their restinr bonds, cotton and agricultural pro- most formidable battleships in the MANUFACTURERS —Ralph Waldo Trine. * ducts sales. places. The remarkable preservation world, has been launched at Barrow-in- WHO ADVERTISE Precanceled stamps hitherto sold Fbrness as the first unit in the rejuve­ COOL DISHES FOR HOT DAYS. of both cloth and Wood is due to th.- I Our Advice on Porch Lumber ' only to business houses may be sold nated Turkish Navy. It displaces ARE THE HONEST ONES. extreme dryness of the soil and air. after September 16. to the general pub­ over 23,000 tons and possesses an arm­ Heavy puddings should be given up lic. according to an order signed by ament of ten 13.5.tncb guns- entirely during the summer. Fresh Many years ago a great Teach**" is based on experience with different woods covering Uhe Postmaster General. At the opening meeting of the fruit is an ideal dessert, with an occa ­ said that the Sabbath was made fo many years and when it comes to substantial flooring 'The Senate Finance Committee has American Bar Association, at Mon ALLEN DISTRICT. sional custard and old-fashioned rice man, not man for the Sabbath. Th- decided to increase the income tax treal. Que., September 1. the lord high pudding, a sponge cake with whipped same principle might well be applie-' —good columns and sound shingles we want to help rates on large incomes. The maxi­ chancellor of England, Viscount Hal cream and gelatine desserts, which today to women In large bouses wh you pick out the kind that will save you money. It mum rate of 6 per cent, will apply to dane, of Cloan, delivered an epoch- Rhina Kowalk has put up a new silo gives one, quite a variety. wear themselves to nervous wrecks f»- all Incomes over $500,000 a year. making speech on “Higher National ­ Charles Sumners is building a new keeping their premises dn apple p**- tool shed. Potted beef is a meat which one must be free from resin, knots and shake—Come in Recent orders of the War Depart­ ity— a Study In Law and Ethics.” may prepare and always have on order. The bouse is made for t!v- ment provide that hereafter the offi ­ and we’ll explain. Bulgaria has opened negotiations Wm. Loesch has broken ground for hand in warm weather. woman and not the woman for tli- cers and the enlisted men in the his new barn. house, and It Is a travesty on hu­ United States Navy will not raise with Turkey in reference to the dis ­ Fotted Beef.—Purchase two pounds position of Adrianople. It was admit ­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Loesch are enter ­ manity and good sense when this fu­ their hats to ladies, bat will recog ­ taining relatives from Ohio. of round steak, let it summer where it nize them by the military salute in­ ted that this was the only course that ller Is reversed In practice.- Many ■' could be taken that would avert a Rev. and Mrs George Wahl attended will simply keep hot without boiling stead. in a very little water. After cooking woman would confer untold benefit *«■ Turkish Invasion of Bulgaria, which conference at Grand Rapids last week. herself as well as those who live with The general deficiency bill, carrying the country Ib unprepared to resist about there hoar* with the following $3,784,379, was reported to the House, Nearly everyone from around here seasonings, chop and then pound to her if she should bum half the true! September 2. It provides $100,000 for Andrew Carnegie was the chief attended the Home Coming in Lansing she dasts dally or every other day ant* PARR LUMBER speaker August 29. at the unveiling in last week. paste: Two tablespoonfuls of water, American refugees in Mexico. $300,000 four of butter, a quarter of a teaspoon ­ tarn the lock In the doors of room- •T JOHNS, MICHIGAN for the physical valuation of railroads the Palace of Peace at The Hague, Mrs. Cora Van Riper of Albion has she seldom enters except for the pur­ The Netherlands, of a bust of the late ful each of pepper and cinnamon, a ta­ and the elimination of the Commerce been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ble* poonful of Worcestershire sauce pose of “slicking up.” Sir William Randall Cremer, origina ­ Jacob Schray. Court. tor of the interparliamentary pegce and an onion chopped fine. After Secretary Daniels announced. Aug ­ conferences and for 37 years secre­ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wood and family pounding to a paste pack in jars and ust 28, that only nine battleships of tary of the International Arbitration of Lansing spent Sunday at the home cover with melted suet. the Atlantic fleet will make the Med ­ League. of Ed. Knaup. iterranean cruise planned for this fall Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kowalk enter ­ Jellied Fish.—Remove all the akin and they will not be accompanied by When You Are Doubled Up tained Mr. Kowalk and daughter from and bones from a two-pound flsh, chop the torpedo flotilla, as the original Indiana, last week. fine and stir in a little at a ti__ program proposed. With cramps, cholera morbus, rheu­ quarter of a cup of cold water; add matism or pleurisy, you need a bottle The Epworth League will hold their As a result of the passage by the of RENNE'8 PAIN-KILLING MAGIC monthly meeting, Tuesday, the 16th, at a teaspoonful of salt the juice of three House of Representatives. September OIL. It gives relief. It is a powerful the home of Herman Lfetske. lemons, a tablespoonful of grated on ­ Wahl Motor Cars 2. of the Senate bill to authorize the pain-killer. Eases rheumatism, neural- Miss Lorens Goodrich of Lanalng ion, twsnty-four blanched almonds president to appoint an ambassador to iga. sprains and all Internal and ex­ visited at the home of her alater, Mrs. a fsw dashes of cayenne. When all Spain at $17,600 a year, the United ternal aches and pains. Price 25 cts. Dan Henning, several days last week. •re well mixed, pack into a mold and States legation at Madrid will be per bottle. Sold by Hants Drag staam for an hour. Set aside on the raised Immediately to an embassy. Stores. St. Johns and DeWItt Mich ice, and when cold turn oat and gar- On behalf of the Governments of igan. (Adv). nlah with parsley sad lemon quarters Furope. Great Britain has asked the W. H. Richmond ’s Servs with mayonnaise dressing United ft tales to consider some plan Chicken Cutlets.—Chop fine__ of Federal guarantee and collection of BANNISTER. Livery. wlrele»« telegraph tolls on messages of the breast of cooked chicken transmitted across the Atlantic Ocean Mrs. Donaldson is very ill with the half a cupful, add half a cup oi and between American and foreign asthma. almond*; pound and ships OOvO DRIVING MORSES AND COM force through n sieve. Heat a cup of Gnats Moor* la suffering with • FLCTK ANO UF-TO-OATE In order to give to the farmer Im­ sprained wrist rich chiekaa stock to the boiling point Roadster Touring mediate news of detailed crop condi ­ Karl and Clnud Gleason have gone to RIOS FOR SUSINCSS sod pour It over the yolks of three tions In his own stats, as reported hy RlBt to work OR FLKASURE. ••>■ whisk have bees slightly beaten the Government the Departmen t of Clarence Omen , of Toledo, sailed on ttlr. to heap the •re. about the middle of friends hem Inet week. I of will make a t SFfCIAL ATTENTION TO NEEDS Ik • with a new system of circulating crop Lenle deni, of dale, was in of ____ _ work at Mnllnowan. M. Y. OF COMMERCIAL MSN. —If Mart* r sod electric lights Three-qsartor floating eat* Three spiral ti—a hy telegraph, of lea water live Levy. of Moss York . Mrs. A INekemwn. of Detroit woe to Is pairs. $*(>$• Uatl pawar pleat. Multiply (tier March. Center control Dow town on baotoass lam week As seen as tbs f. 1st ro d eo ed a reaafoMaa stir la tk» Hally H. Osrhsretor to direct the Attor ney General to ana- Mm. G. C rinse, in entertain tag xer AUTOMOBILE SERVICE highly with saM pond farther mcw» endings la 'ha Fed- slater from Jackson, ibis weak ▼ Type Rad i—o r. one-fourth more eaaHsg asrfaa* than aay ear th— sails aadar $1,900 MACK AMO CARRIAGE SERVICE 'old la a sag

for the purpose of determining whether M „ ___ ; ,___ George Root ...... 11.80 A BIG BOOST WOn GOOD ROADS or not the said proposed drain la neces­ will be held at the old Chandler residence George PUniore ...... 1.00 The Grange and On Aug. 2i> and 21 au unusual pkm ' sary and conducive lo public health, con ­ on the M 14 9 4 section 26, DeWItt town ­ OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS John O’Bryne ...... 12.00 venience and welfare; that at such meet­ ship, Clinton county, at ten o'clock In tit* fAffiPlf roods campaign was carried out lu tb< ing all persona owning lands liable to forenoon for the purpose of determining 51 John Retu ...... 11.60 Farmers’ Clubs state of Missouri. As the result of ni assessments for benefits or whose lands whether or not the laid proposed drain is Mike Retu ...... 10.00 appeal by Governor Major a vast arm} wul be crossed by jwld drain mgv appear to nuhlicrhealth, COMMON Mill,! ______8.00 for or against said drain proceedings. convenience and welfare; tliat at such George Pope ...... of men. estimated at a quarter of n meeting all persons owning lands liable ...... 9.60 Given under my hand this 9th day of Ed. Radamacher ...... million, and mule teams put in t\v<> September. A. D.. 1913. to assessments for benefits, or whose Ralph Hover ...... 4.00 LEBANON FARMERS’ O KARIa 8COTT lands will be crossed by said drain may Official proceedings of the Common dNb — days ’ work improving the highways ol Township clerk of the township of DeWItt. appear for or against said drain proceed ­ Council of the City of St. Johns, Sep­ the state. The work of these men r.nd ARTHUR W. REYNOLDS. ings. $123.40 CLUB. emm Given under our hands this 9th day of- tember 1st, 1913. teams was volunteered, and in man} Township Clerk of the Township of Lan- Spring Street Sener slng. 36-2. September, A. D., 1913. A regular meeting of the Common cases where physical disability pro O. EARL SCOTT. Council of the City of 8t. Johns, Mike Wegner ...... 3.00 The Lebanon Farmers' Club held NOTICE OF MEETING. Township Clerk of the Tp. of DeWItt. Its annual picnic at the home of Mr. vented working money was donated t<* W. L. CLIHE Mich., was held at the Council Cham­ Tony Sepcic ...... ______3.00 Township Clerk of the Tp.’of Bath...... 3.00 and Mra. John SlUman, and a very fine hire a substitute. For the purpose of ber on Monday the 19th day of Sep­ George Root ...... F.ETRIGG emphasizing the governor ’s appeal, the To Whom It May Concern: JAY G MARSH tember, A. D. 1913. George Pilmore ...... 3.00 time was enjoyed by all. The children Township Clerk of the Tp. of Meridian. county courts (supervisors) of prac­ Be it known, That on the 16th day of 29-2W. The Council was called to order at John O’Bryne ...... 4.00 furnished some very fine recitations REGISTER. August A. D., 1913, an applcation was 7:30 o ’clock p. m. Present, Aldermen Richard Foley ...... 4.50 and music which added greatly to our tically every county issued appeals to filed with Louis F. Green, County Drain PROBATE NOTICE—PROBATE COURT. annual picnic. After the program was ROCKfORD. IA. citizens to give two days ’ work. In Commissioner of the Countv of Clinton, Clinton County —ss. Et'jne, Tranchell, Vauconsant and John Blaha :...... ______4.50 for the locating and establishing of a cer- Notice Is hereby given that all claims Ward. H. A. Sage ...... 2.00 carried out we adjourned to meet with nearly every section the work was sys­ tain drain, which aaid drain described and demands against the estate of Nancy The minutes of the last regular and Guy Montgomery ...... 25 Mr. and Mra. Mort Jones the second tematized. the road overseers of the In said application as follows, to wit; Burk, deceased, will be heard by the Thursday in October. Application For the Locating and Estab­ Judge of Probate of said County, at the Intervening special meetings were Richard Gay ...... 25 various districts having charge of the Probate Office In the city of 8t. Johns on read and approved. The program as follows: Music; volunteers, so that the greatest amount lishing of a Drain. the 9th day of February, A. D., 1914, The committee on claims presented $27.50 Lord ’s prayer; reading of minutes of To the County Drain'Commlsloners of the and that the creditors of said deceased (This matter must not be reprinted with­ of good could be accomplished. Boy* counties of Clinton and Ingham: are allowed six months from the date of the following report. Total Comm ’rs. pay roll ___ $377.95 last meeting; miscellaneous business; out special permission.] dinner; music; roll call, responded to that were too small to do road work Your petitioners respectfully show that this notice in which to present their To the Mayor and Common Council Claim No. — were kept busy carrying water nnd they constitute not less than one-third of claims for adjustment. of the City of St. Johns. 139 —E. G. Hulse ...... $36.50 with quotations; timely topics, Mort the freeholders whose lands will be tra­ Dated. August 7th, A. D., 1913. Jones; recitation, Ide Doyle; question The most discordant noise the writoi running errunds. In 'many of the versed by the drain herein and hereby ap­ CHARLES M. MERRILL, Gentlemen: —We, your committee 140—Wm. H. Field ...... 6.00 22-5 Judge of Probate...... 6.00 for discussion, “Does automobiles des ­ has heard in a long time is the firs, larger cities boy scouts volunteered to plied for; and also that they are all free­ on fund claims No. 195 to 197; gener ­ 141—E. L. Valentine .... serve in any capacity in which they holders liable to special assessment for al street fund claims No. 138 to 150; 142—T. H. Clark ...... 4.00 troy our roads or help make them bet­ crowings of a bunch of little rooster? benefits received, and that the number of PROBATE ORDER—STATE OF MICH1 water fund claims No. 210 to 221 and 143—Harry J. Andrews . .. ___ 36.62 ter?” John Hiner; recess; reading, at 4:30 a. m. were needed. The use of implement* freeholders so liable to special assessment gan, County of Clinton —ss. Sarah Piggott; question box; music. needed in doing the road work wn* for benefits received who sign this peti­ At a session of the Probate Court for electric light fund claims No. 308 to Cement Walk Rebate. tion Ishnore than gne.third of the number the county of Clinton, holden at the Pro ­ 319 do hereby report that we have Meat committee —Ada Howard, Alma When you see two small boys riding contributed by many dealers, who felt of freeholders whose lands are crossed by bate Office. In the City of 8t. Johns, on Claim No. 144— Smith, Vina Sillman, Kate Kissane. the drain. They also show tliat the locat ­ Wednesday, the 3rd day of September. In carefully examined the same and find one of those tongue steered wagons ii that they had a common interest with the year one thousand nine hundred and them correct at their footings; and Wm. Footit ...... $13.12 Emma Mundell, Mrs. M. Jones. —Emma is usually the smaller of the two th.i; other cltlzefts in the making of bettc- ing and establishing of the drain herein thirteen. ... 11.02 Mundell. Secretary. and hereby applied for will be conducive we respectfully recommend that they Harrj McKinstry ...... furnishes the motor power. roads. There is little question that till to the public health, convenience and wel- Present — CHARLES M. MERRILL. ... 8.25 Judge of Probate. be allowed by the council, and the C. S. Scofield ...... rather spectacular campaign will b fare and will also be beneficial to the pub­ In the matter of the estate of John R. clerk be Instructed to draw orders on Sarah Warstler ...... 12.37 GREENBUSH FARMERS’ worth more as a men ns of calling pub lic highways. Your petitioners therefore Fulton, deceased. George Stoerck ...... 11.85 An unsightly pile of ashes and rub hereby 'make application and respectfully On reading and filing the petition -duly the proper funds for the several lie attention to the need of better road* request you to establish a drain In the A. S. Armstrong ...... 67 CLUB. blsh that the writer often passes has verified of May Felton, praying that an ounts. in a rather striking way than In th< township of Meridian In the county of Byron V. Sowle or some other suitable C. M. Merrill ...... 9.34 been very effectively screened by a tom Ingham, and in the townships of DeWItt person may be appointed administrator of FRANK E. STONE, actual work accomplished during tli« and Bath, in the county of Clinton, under MYRON E. WARD, Carl J. Weller ...... 18.82 of sweet peas, which in both leaf and said estate. The Greenbush Farmers’ Club will two days It lasted, as a week’s wet the provisions of the statutes In such case Thereupon it Is ordered, that Thursday, Committee on claims. D. G. H. & M. R. R...... 57.82 blossom are a big improvement ovei made and provided, the location of such meet at ' Maple Ridge with Mr. and spell will undo n great part of the good the 25th day of September, A. D., 1913, at 1 Mrs. Willard Livesay, Thursday p.m., the rubbish. drain to be substantially as follows: as o ’clock in the afternoon, be assigned for Moved by Alderman Vauconsant, work accomplished, the work belnc may be determined by you to-wlt- supported by Alderman Tranchell that Total Rebate ...... $143.26 September 18th, at 1 o ’clock sharp, ihe Commencing at a point about twenty the hearing of said petition, at the Pro ­ 145— C. F. Pulfrey ...... 121.48 done on dirt roads and not on perms bate office In the City of St. Johns. the report of the committee on claims program will be as follows: Singing The wood from which pencils an rods south of the north quarter post of And It is further ordered that notice be 146— John F. Parr ...... 3$.53 made is becoming relatively so scam nent highways. But in any event tli. section numbered five (5). In the township given to the persons Interested in said Le accepted and adopted. by the club, America; Lord's prayer in «L^er!d £.n ’Jn the count>' of Ingham, 147— D. M. Shaw ...... 3.25 unison; roll call, quotations, prominent tbnt pencil manufacturers are buying campaign is commendable, and It 1* t< estate, of the time and place of said hear­ Aye&, Aldermen Stone, Tranchell, 148 — T. H. Clark ...... 3.36 Mate or Michigan, and thence.north about ing, hv causing a copy of this order to be Vauconsant and Ward. Nays, none. educators; paper, “Some duties and up old red cedar feuce rails in Tenues be hoped that the spirit on the part o' .0 rods to the north county line of. the hllshed In The Clinton Republcan, a 149 — American Steel & Wire Co 615.75failures of school boards ”, by E. A. see ahd other southern states to ge Missourians which prompted It wil county of Ingham; thence north about 280 newspaper printed and circulating In said Moved by Alderman Ward support ­ 150— Trussed Concrete Steel Co 56.32 rods along the center line which divides county of Clinton, for three successive ed by Alderman Tranchell, that One Smith and J. Strauser; duet, Mrs. C. needed pencil wood. prove catching. section thirty-two (32) in the township of weeks previous to said day of hearing. thousand dollars ($1,000.00) be paid Sevey and Mrs. H. Rummel; paper. Bath, east and west, and thence west CHARI. R8 M. MERRILL. Total St. and sewer disbts. $1,447.02 half of section thirty-two (A true copy) 25-4 Judge of Probate. James A. McKay, on account of State "Relation of parents to teachers” by D. Stacking improves the quality o ’ S. Morrison; singing by the quartett; A New England town has a women's a,nd aSr,°“* al1 ot section thirty-one . street pavement, and one hundred Water Fund Disbursements. both grain and straw and makes it pos (31) in said township of Bath; thence PROBATE ORDER—STATE OF MICHI- address, ‘The Commissioner as sup­ club whicli proposes cbV '•forming all west across the township line between the ninety-eight and 42-100 dollars Pay roll at the Plant. sible to put the job of thrashing ore gan. County of Clinton —as. ($198.42) for Tarvia Dressing on said erintendent or rural schools," by Com. bachelors of over 50 >cars of age. township of Bath and the township of De- At a session of the Probate Court for Claim No. 210— Theo. Townsend; solo, by C. A. Sevey; until cooler weather, which not onlj Chloroform would have no effect on IVltt, and upon section thirty-six (36) In the county of Clinton, holden at the Pro ­ State street Archie Bishop ...... $40.00 an ej£Wn8h ‘.P (:f P* W,U. to a point about bate Office in the City of St. Johns, on Ayes, Aldermen Stone, Tranchell, address, “Michigan’s school system” makes it more comfortable for tli< the heart of a man which has been un ­ 80 rods west of the point where said drain Monday, the 25th day of August, In the George Leach ...... 40.00 affected by the love germ for that Vauconsant and Ward. Nays, none...... 28.00 by Hon. L. L. Wright, superintendent men and teams, but for the good wif< crosses said township line, thence north­ year one thousand nine hundred and E. J. Falor ...... of public Instruction; singing by the who has to feed the crew*. length of time. westerly to the north boundary line of thirteen. ' Moved by Alderman Vauconsant, A. C. Gray ...... 28.00 said section numbered thirty-six (36). to Present — CHARLES M. MERRILL...... 28.00 club; adjourn. and upon secthgi numbered twenty-five Judge of Probate. / supported by Alderman Ward, that Alfies Bayle ...... (Zo). In said township of DeWItt, thence In the matter of the estate ®f Margaret the City Engineer be directed to make ...... 24.00 In planning for the poultry house i’ Taxation without representation al­ Louis Gilson ...... ways causes a row —but representation northwesterly following In a general way. M. Holmes, deceased. a survey on the line of Baker street, Joe Kasper ...... 4.00 POMONA GRANGE. is well to allow at least ten square feet Pralr e Creek, so called, to the west boun ­ On reading and filing the petition duly preparatory to opening said street...... 6.66 of space per fowl. Many poultry keep without taxation is popular. dary line of said section numbered twenty- verified, of Ida Baker, praying that Claud Ada J. Cochrane ...... five (25), at a point about slxtv rods Conklin or some other suitable person may Ayes, Aldermen Stone, Tranchell, ers break this rule and in the end lo<< south of the northwest corner of said sec­ be appointed administrator of said estate. Vauconsant and Ward. Nays, none. Total ...... $198.66 Clinton County Pomona Grange No. thereby, either in the appearance o ’ STATE OF MICHIGAN—THE PROBATE tion numbered twenty-five (25). thenoe Thereupon it is ordered, that Thursday, Moved by Alderman Stone, sup­ 25, will meet with Wacousta Grange, poultry diseases or lessened egg pro court for the county of Clinton. northwesterly and northerlv following. In the 18th day of September, A. D., 1913, at 1 Extra Pay Roll. Wednesday, September 16th, 1913. At a session of said Court, hold at the a general way. snld Prairie Creek, so call­ o ’clock In the afternoon, be assigned for ported by Alderman Tranchell, that ductlon. Probate Office In the city of St. Johns, in ed. across the northeast quarter of the the hearing of said petition, at the Pro ­ the Marshal be instructed to notify H. Claim No. 211— Grange called to order at 10:30 in said county, on the 9in day of September. northeast quarter of section numbered bate office In the City of St. Johns. Lee Falor ...... 28.00 the fifth degree; called in the fourth A. D.. 1913. twenty-six (26), to and upon the south­ And It Is further ordered that notice be W. Morris and R. S. Armour, to build Some one hns suggested the wisdom Present — CHARLES M. MERRILL, east quarter of the southeast quarter of given to the persons interested in said a cement or flagstone walk on the Earl Curtis ...... ___ 24.00 degree at 11:00; recess for dinner un ­ Judge of Probate. estate, of the time and place of said hear­ til 1:30. Song, Grange; welcome ad ­ of teaching thrift to school children ni; section numbered twenty-three (23) west side of Mead street, between Jesse Casteel ...... 21.40 hour each week during the school year In the matter of the estate of Oeloa thence northerly upon sections twentv- ing. bv causing a copy of this order to be ___ 21.00 dress, Miss Veda Bedaine, master of Cole, deceased. <24)’ twenty-three (23), and thirteen published In The CHnton Republican, a State and Walker streets, adjacent to Albert Fowler ...... This idea is good, but it would seem t<> Timothy H. Clark, administrator of said newspaper printed and circulating in said ___ 8.00 Wacousta grange; response. Theo. H. (13) . In said township of DeWItt to a the east line of lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and Charles Odell ...... be an even better plan for this same estate, having filed In sali<)court his pe­ point about 80 rods north and 80 rods east county of CHnton. for three successive 12, block 26, within 30 days from date Moses Ordway ...... 6.00 Townsend; instrumental solo, Mertle tition, praying for license to sell the In ­ of the southwest corner of said section weeks previous to said day of hearing. CHArles M MERRILL. of notice. Oscar Price ...... 2.00 Howe; “What more am 1 doing this trait to be taught in the home every terest of said estate In certain real es­ numbered thirteen (13). thence westerly year that I did last to rid my premises day in the week. tate therein described, for the purpose of to section numbered fourteen (14). thence (A true copy) 24-4. Judge of Probate. Ayes, Aldermen Stone, Tranchell, paying debts and expenses. westerly across said section numbered Vauconsant and Ward. Nays, none. Total ...... $109.40 of flies?” Levi Greenwood; followed It Is ordered, that the 2nd day of Octo ­ fourteen (14). to the section line between STATE OF MICHIGAN—THE PROBATE Moved by Alderman Ward, support ­ ..... $ 1.50 by general discussion; vocal solo, The Austrian government disposes ol ber, A. D., 1913, at ten o'clock In the fore ­ sections numbered fourteen (14). and fif­ Court for the County of CHnton. 212—E. G. Hulse ...... noon, at said probate office, be and Is At a session of said court, held at the ed by Alderman Vauconsant, that the 213—Richard Gay ...... 14.77 Charlotte Burns; Our duties to the 1,500.000 railway ties annually that teen (15). In said township at a point coming generation. Jerome Dills; hereby appointed for hearing said peti­ about 40 rods north of the southwest cor- Probate Office In the city of St. John® Board of Public Works be requested 214—Charles Chant ...... ___ 10.00 are cut on the national forest reserves. tion. and that all persons Interested In °t saltl 8e(, tlon numbered fourteen In said county, on the 14th day of Aug; nn to install an Incandescent street light .... 16.20 “What is the most successful way of said estate appear before said court, at (14) . thence northwesterly upon and across A. D., 1913. nf 215—St. Johns Foundry Co. In the United States the practice I* said time and place, to show cause why a Present —CHARLES M. MERP or on the north side of Floral Avenue, 216—Great Western Oil Co. .... 12.85 preserving sweet corn?" Estella Dills. section numbered fifteen (15). to a point Gusta Lankton; song by Grange; well 'established of selling standing license to sell the Interest of said estate about 70 rods north and 30 rods west of Judge of Probate. at the intersection of Ottawa street 217—John C. Hicks ...... 221.30 timber and down timber on the forest In said real estate should not be granted; the center of section numliered fifteen (15) In the matter of the estate of Ca4 and the said Floral Avenue. 218 —Alert Pipe & Supply Co. 178.89 “There is hog cholera all about Jones ’ It Is further ordered, that public notice mn..8 ?l.d town8, 'iP of DeWItt. Clinton countv R. Knlffln, deceased. TXT . reserves, but there seems to be no thereof be given by publication of a copy Thomas E. Cunningham. admlnH|j>i/\ Ayes, Aldermen Stone, Tranchell, 219 —Detroit Lead Pipe and Sheet neighborhood. What shall he do? Michigan, thence turning to the north and What shall he advise his neighbors to precedent for disposing of manufac ­ of this order, for three successive weeks running northerly and northwesterly to of said estate, having filed in sale Vauconsant and Ward. Nays, none. Lead Works ...... 63.36 previous to said day of hearing, in The the north boundary line of the north- his petition, praying for license to .... 64.32 do ’” Marc Cutlar, South Riley Giauge: tured lumber. Clinton Republican, a newspaper printed west quarter of said section numbered interest of said estate In certajng Of- A. U. Stockwell, presented an appli­ 220—Kenneth Anderson Co. and circulated in said county. cation for permission to move a frame 221—Michigan Supply Co...... 11.22 Instrumental music, Hazel Lemm: rirteen (15), thence across the high­ estate therein described, for the “Why do so many prosperous farmers Investigations made by the United CHARLES M. MERRILL, way on the north end of said sec- of paying debts, mortgage and exr. building now located on the west side (A true copy.) 26-4 Judge of Probate. tlon i. numbered fifteen (15). thence It Is ordered that the 11th day of Prospect street, to move south on Total water fund disbts ...... $902.47 rent their farm and give up country States department of agriculture show northerly and northwesterly across tember. A. D., 1913, at 10 o ’clock life?” Will T. Plowman: instrumental that $35,000,000 is lost annually by tin- NOTICE OF MEETING. section numbered ten (10) In said forenoon, at said probate office, be _..inir Prospect street to Walker street, township of DeWItt to the north hereby appointed for hearing said peavlu* thence west on Walker street to Mor ­ Electric Fund Disbursements. music, Mrs. Lucile Rice and Miss Veda farmers of the country through pre­ Bedaine; alfalfa question box; closing boundary line of said section numbered and that all persons Interested In town ton street, thence south on Morton Extra Pay Roll. ventable grain diseases. The simple To Whom It May Concern: ten (10) at a point about 100 rods east of estate appear before said court, atjding street to Cass street, thence east on song. the northwest corner of said section num ­ time and place, to show cause w< . Claim No. 308 — treatment of seed grain with formalin Be It known that on the 16th day of bered ten (10). thence northerlv and license to sell the interest of said estaweui Cass street to Prospect street, thence Wm. Smith ...... $18.00 —one pint to thirty or forty gallons of August. A. D., 1913, an application was northwesterly to the Looking Glass'River, said real estate should not be granteaven north on Prospect street to State Rollo Ormes ...... 26.00 DEWITT GRANGE. water—would put a stop to the greater filed with Louis F. Green. County Drain said drain to empty Into said Looking K Is further ordered, that public not en street. Commissioner of the county of Clinton, Glass River at some point on or near the th'-reof 1* g)\en oy publication of a os,-, Burr Wheeler ...... 23.00 part of the loss noted. for the locating and establishing of a cer­ southwest Quarter of section numbered of this order, for three successive weekr Moved by Alderman Ward, support ­ Valentine Kimball ...... 1.00 tain drain, which said drain was described three (3) In said township of DeWItt said previous to said day of hearing, in The- ed by Alderman Tranchell, that per­ Program for Dewitt Grange, for In said application as follows; to-wit: nolrt where said proposed drain shall CHnton Republican, a newspaper printed Saturday evening. September 13th, as Failure to make repairs as soon as n emnty in the said Looking Glass River and circulating In aald county. mission be granted A. U. Stockwell, $68.00 Application for the Location and Estab to move the building over the route follows; Song. Grange: music, Sister thing gets out of whack often costs being at or near a point about 30 rods CHARLES M. MERRILL. 309 — Archie Bishop ...... $ 4.54 Lelah VanFleet; “How did you start In llshlng of a Drain. south and 70 rods east of the west quarter (A true copy) 23-4 Judge of probate. named in bis application. 310— Capitol Elec. Supply Co . 57.38 many times what the fixing of the To the County Drain Commissioners of post of said section numbered three (3) Moved by Alderman Stone, support ­ life?” Brother Varney Pearce. Jerome the counties of Clinton and Ingham: In said township of DeWItt. countv of PROBATE ORDER—STATE OF MICHI- 311— C. J. Litscher Elec. Co _ 53.65 trouble would amount to In both time Clinton. ed by Alderman Tranchell, that Al­ Dills. Sisters E. A. Furgasoo and Ellen and money. This is Just a* true of a Your petitioners respectfully show tliat gan. County of CHnton —as. fred S. Fildew be appointed inspector 312— The Elec. Specialties Co . 99.75 Stampfly; song Wild Bird. Grange; re­ they constitute not less than one-third of Tour petitioners In this petition do not At a session of the Probate Court forJ 313— Skinner Engine Co ...... 43.20 citation. Sister Estella Dills; “What hole in the fence as of a piece of ma­ the free holders whose lands will be tra­ attempt to state the exart course or exact the County of CHnton. holden at the Pro ­ of the cement curb and paving on chinery which gets out of commission versed by the drain herein and hereby location of snld drain, but state the be- bate Office. In the City of St. Johns, on Brush street, at the same price per 314— Richard Gay ...... 3.55 can a farm boy do while attending applied for; und also that they are all KlnrlnK at the upper end and source of Wednesday, the 27th day of August, in the when a fellow has a number of hired snld drain and the approximate course of day as Walker street, viz: 2.50. 315— Charles Chant ...... 15.00 school to earn money toward a high free holders, liable to special assessment year one thousand nine hundred and 316— St. Johns Foundry Co ...... 19.31 men on his hands. It Is simply the old. for benefits received and that the num ­ said drain and the outlet therefrom the thirteen. ___ • Ayes, Aldermen Stone, Tranchell, school or college expense? ” Bros. John ber of free holders so liable to special pre.lse and exact course and location of Present — CHARLES M. MERRILL, Vauconsant and Ward. Nays, none. 317— The Great Western Oil Co. 19.28 Seeger, Arthur Daggett and Daniel El- old story of the stitch In time that assessment tor benefits received who said drain to be as determined by you In Judge of Probate. The Clerk submitted his report ot 318 — John C. Hicks ...... 331.96 lwanger; "What can a farm girl do saves nine. sign this petition Is more than one-third votir first order of determination. In the matter of the estate of Charles 319 — Alert Pipe & Supply Co . 15.98 of the number of free holders whose lands The width of said above proposed drain F. Wheat, deceased. the proceedings of the City Clerks As­ while attending school to earn money are crossed by the drain. is to be not less than ten feet at the bot ­ On rAiding and filing the petition duly sociation convention at Pontiac Aug ­ towards a high school or college ex­ Where sawdust can be had cheaply They also show that the locating and tom as may he determined by you In your verified, of Carrie E. Moss, praying that ust 14 and 15, 1913. Total Elec, fund disbts ...... $731.60 pense?" answered by Sisters Lelah and in quantities it makes an admir ­ establishing of the drain herein and here first order of determination. she or some other suitable person may be VanFleet, Gladys Stampfly and Hazel by applied for, will be conducive to the The line of snld drain as determined by appointed administratrix of said estate. On motion of Alderman Tranchell, There being no further business, on able material for bedding Worses. The public health, convenience and welfare vou Is to be the center line thereof and Thereupon It Is ordered. That Thursday, supported by Alderman Stone, a un ­ motion the council adjourned. Farrier; closing song. stable floor should be cleaned of all and that It will also be beneficial to the the land to he used In Its construction Is the 18th day of September, A. D„ 1913, at 1 public highways. to be t8ken In equal width along either o ’clock In the afternoon, be assigned for animous vote of thanks was tendered WM. COCHRANE, dirt and a layer of sawdust three or side of said center line. City. Clerk. Your petitioners therefore make appli­ the hearing of said petition, at the Pro ­ the city clerk. BANNER GRANGE. four inches deep scattered in the stall. cation and hereby respectfully request Dated this 16th day of August. A. D.. 1913. bate office in the City of St Johns. Contingent Fund Disbursements This should l>e covered with straw or you to establish such drain In the town ­ J. W. Sanderson, free holder of the Tp. of And It is further ordered that notice be ship of I^inslng, In the county of Ingham Dewitt and Bath. given to the persons interested In said estate, of the time and place of said hear­ City Pay Roll. dried sweet corn . Banner Grange will meet September other bedding material nnd will make and In the township of DeWItt in the W. Coston, Free holder of the Tp. of Bath. an excellent absorbent of all moisture county of Clinton, under the provisions ing, by causing a copy of this order to be Claim No. 195 — Dried sweet corn may be sort of old 18th. with the following program; of the statutes in such case made and Fred Wildt. Free holder of the Tp. of De- published In The CHnton Republican, a E. J. Moinet ...... $12.50 Occasionallyjbe sawdust should be re­ ltt. newspaper printed and circulating In fashioned, but when it is secured at Music; roll call, reading by Lottie provided, the location of such drain to be Adam Rupp, guardian, free holder of the substantially as follows as may be de ­ said county of CHnton for three successive John S. Barnes ...... 30.00 the proper time and properly dried Matter; question. “Does it profit the newed. Tp. of DeWItt. weeks previous to said day of hearing. George H. Judd ...... 16.66 termined by you. to-wit: S. Cunningham, free holder of the Tp. of it is preferred by many to the best farmer to plow in the fall for spring Commencing at a point about 80 rods CHARLES M. MERRILL. Wm. Cochrane ...... 30.00 DeWItt. (A true copy. 24-4 Judge of Probate. grade of canned corn. For drying pur­ crops? ” by Levi Greenwood; recitation Professor Forbusb. ornithologist, o' east and 60 rods north of the center of P. E. Dunham, free holder of the Tp. of Ada J. Cochrane ...... 16.67 section numbered twelve (12) In the by Will Hiscock; question, “Is Friday the state of Massachusetts, puts tin DeWItt. PROBATE ORDER—STATE OF MIC HI- poses. corn should be selected that Is township of Lansing, Ingham county, Alice A. Dunham, free holder of the Tp. of an unlucky day?" by Hattie Tabor; loss which the country suffers unm. Michigan, thence north to and across the ig&n. County of Clinton —es. $105.83 considered prime for the table, meaty, DeWItt. At a session of the Probate Court for question box, conducted by Maude ally from the ravages of insect life at north boundary line of said section num ­ H. P. Kraus, free holder of the Tp. of De­ but not tough. It should be carefully bered one (1) In said township of Lan ­ the County of Clinton holden at the Pro ­ Police. Wolcott; music. Mrs. Smith. $800,000,000. He estimates that Inn WItt. bate office In the city of St. Johns, on husked and all sHks removed. Tin- sing. Ingham county, Michigan, to the Will Btrahle, free holder of the Tp. of De­ Lyman M. Alward ...... $20.00 for the natural enemies of the gyp*> north line of said section, said point be­ Friday, the 29th day of August, hi the ears should then be put in boiling WItt. year one thousand, nine hundred and moth the increase of a single pah ing the north line of Ingham county, Rosey Heller, free holder ft the Tp. of Fire Dept. & Hall. water and allow ’ed to cook for four or BINGHAM GRANGE thence north across section thirty-six (36) DeWItt. thirteen. _ __ . would defoliate the United States in In the township of DeWItt, Clinton coun ­ Present — CHARLES M. MERRILL. John Crichton ...... $10.00 five minutes. It should then be cut Geo. Rohrer. free holder of the Tp. of De­ eight years. To the Insectivorous bird ty, Michigan, to a point about 80 rods WItt. Judge of Probate. from the cobs and put on plates or in west and 30 rods south of the northeast In the matter of the estate of Melissa B. Bingham Grange will hold the next Andrew S. West, free holder of the Tp. of Nelson, deceased. a $135.83 pans to dry. If weather conditions chiefly Is due the credit that such i corner of said section numbered thirty-six DeWItt. meeting. September 13th. Everyone t36>. said point being at Prairie Creek, so- William E. Nelson, administrator of said lSg_\vm. Cochrane .... 8.73 are not favorable for drying in tin- try and come. The program as follows: calamity does not overtake us. W. L. Smith, free holder of the Tp. of De­ estate, having made application for the called. or being called the old Chandler WItt allowance of his final account and for 197 —St. Johns News .... 20.10 sun, the drying may be done by low Song by grange; selection, Goldie ditch, said outlet and terminus In said .. W. Roby, free holder of the Tp. of Bath. so-called Prairie Creek or Chandler ditch, M. D. Waller, free holder of the Tp. of h,Thereupon*it Is ordered. That Thursday, heat in the oven with the door left Palmer; reading. Earl I^arklns; song. Those in close touch with the eg at the point last above mentioned. Total Cont. Fund Disbts...... $164.66 Vada Wright; "Winter Care of House DeWItt*. he 25th day of September, A. D., 1918, at 1 slightly open to prevent burning. Tin market of New York city estimati Your petitioners do not herein attempt J. W. Brooks, free holder of the Tp. of o'clock In the afternoon, bo assigned for General Street Fund Disbursements. crop of sweet corn that will be canned Plants. ” Mrs. Marsh; song by Grange; that yearly there are received on till* to give the exact and precise location ol DeWItt and Bath. the examination of said account at the said drain hut do give the upper end or J. T. Remey. free holder of the Tp. of De­ Commissioner's Pay Roll. this season is not more than GO pe» a dancing party will be held at the hall one market 144.000.000 broken egu* source thereof, the approximate course ’ Probate Office In the city of St. Johns. Friday evening, September 19th. WItt and Bath. And B Is further ordered, that notice be Claim No. 138 — cent of the normal; hence the- bouse This includes the hreakuge in packim. and location thereof and (he outlet or Mary Chandler Hale* free holder of the given to the persons Interested In said terminus in said Prairie Creek or Chand­ Tp. of Bath and DeWItt. ______$24.50 wife who wishes to manage econoin the breakage in transit and the break estate of the time and place of aald hear­ Englebert Smith _.. ler ditch, the precise and exact course C. L Carl, free holder of the Tp. of Mer­ ing by causing a copy of this order to be H. A. Carpentei* ...... 24.00 lcally should salt or dry what corn sin ESSEX GRANGE. age in uupncklng. This loss is *. and location of said drain being determ ­ idian. published In The CHnton Republican, a ined bv you In your first order of determ ­ Betay J. Reynolds, free holder of the Tp. Jay Sheldon ...... 11.00 can. for the prices of the canned good* heavy that the federal department rtl newspaper printed and circulating In Mid ination. of DeWItt. countv of CHnton. for three successive George Robu ...... 9.00 will range considerably higher that: Program for next regular meeting agriculture has started an investlgn The width of said above proposed drain Clara Strahle. free holder of the Tp. of ~ “ p”vk”&&RT&4tf SmSKE Mike Wegner ...... —- ...... 6.00 last year. of Essex Grange. Saturday evening. tlon into the subject with a view t«- Is to he not less than six feet at the bot ­ DeWItt. ______tom a* may be determined bv you In Adam Rupp, guardian of Warren C. Rupp (A true copy 25-4 Judge of Probate. Tony Sepcic ------..... 5.00 September 20. 1913, as follows; Roll arousing interest in a better shipping ______10.00 vour first order of determination. The and Nelson Rupp, free holder of the Ulysses Field — ------IN BLACK AND WHITE. call, answered by telling of most dis ­ package. line of said drain as determined by you. Tp. of DeWItt. • STATS OF MICHIGAN—'THE PROBATE George Root „...... ,...nr i ■■»»■«»> 8.S0 For the benefit of the farmer who I* agreeable work of this season; read ­ Is to he the center line thereof and the Caroline Wildt White, free holder of the Court for the county of CHnton. ______24.00 Isnd to be used In Its construction is to Tp. of DeWItt. At a session of aM cobrt held at the George Pilmore ...... in doubt whether it will pay him tc ing. Ida Doyle; vocal duet. Mrs. Wln- A DRY WEATHKR BEAN. be taken In equal width along either side B. Lott, free holder of the Tp. of DeWItt...... 19.00 Probate Office In the dtv of Ft. Johns. In Warren Harris ’...... pnt up a silo some definite figures may sor and daughter; reading, Mrs. Hiner; A plant called the tepary bean and of said center line. Julia E. Kraus, free holder of the Tp. of Mid county on the 2nd day of September, ...... 9.00 Roy Livingston .... - be giveu. It has been found that un All members requested to be present Dated, this 19th day of August, A. D.. 1918. DeWItt. A. D.. 1911. * •aid to have been cultivated agee ago Helena Ott. free holder of the Tp. of De­ Present. CHARLIE M. MERRILL, der ordinary conditions 100 pounds o' as it is the election of delegates to J. W. Sanderson, free holder of the Tp. WItt. $149.00 county convention. oy prehistoric Indian tribes of Arisons of I gnning and DeWItt. Judge of Probate. milk can lie produced for 00 cent* has been restored lo civilization by the J. H Bsnahart. free holder of the Tp. of George Ott. free holder of the Tp. of De­ In the matter of the estate of Osbertt l-anslng. WItt. Crampton. deceased. General Hewer DIsMft. when ensilage is used, while the sami- Arizona experiment station. The plant Lvdla Ott. free holder of the Tp. of De­ Adln W. Rklnne^ administrator of Mid A Beautiful Woman. W. L. Smith, free holder of the Tp. of WItt. George Robu ...... J 2.00 quantlty without the silo costs $1.03 Is very hardy, as might be expected, loosing. estate having filed In mM court his Always has a fine clear complexion. James W. Brooks, free holder of the Tp. petition, praying for Been as to sell the Mike Wegner ______...... 2.00 Tiie cost of producing a pound of hut and germinates and grows quickly In R. F. Vallesu. free holder of the Tp. of Many more women would be beautiful Tensing vf Bath and DeWHt. Interest of mM estate m certain real es­ Tony Sepcic .... ______...... 2.00 ter fat is but 13 cents if silage is used F. W. Brooks, free holder of the Tp. of If they could only get rid of aallow- the presence of very small amounts of C. Klot*. free holder of the Tp. of Ian- tate therein d-scribed, tor the nurpoee ot George Pilmore ...... ______7.00 but 22 cents per pound by the old dry- Bath and DeWItt distribution of the proceeds to the heirs at neee. pimples and blotches. These are moisture. It yields well under serai- sing law of satd deceased John O’Bryne ______2.00 J. W Brooks, free holder of the Tp. of IJlv R. Brooks, free holder of the Tp. of feed method Again, the cheapest Inn ­ symptoms of a torpid liver and the arid conditions, as high as 1JW0 pounds Bath and !>eWltt. It Is ordered, that the Mth Say ot Bap- Richard Foley ______18.90 Lstnslng and DeWItt. as well as that which fetches the high right remedv for a had liver Is DR. of beans being produced per acre in J. T. Remey. free holder of the Tp. of Miller R Brook* free holder of the Tp. of tember. A. O.. 1818. at 19 o'clock In the John Blaha ...... 20 00 Bath ard DeWItt forenoon, at aid probata office, be and eat price on the market is that pro HERRICK’S SUGAR-COATED PILLB the Colorado river valley near Yuma. T.an*lng and DeWItt. Reece 8mlth ...... 16.70 Mar* Chandler Hale free holder of the C. E Brook*, free holder of the Tp. of Is hereby appointed for hMling mM pe­ dored by a silage legume ration. An They put the liver In order, sweeten Arts When well cooked the beans sr* Hath and IieWItt. tition artd that all nereons Interested In Albert Bacon ______7.20 Tp. of Bath and DeWItt. Harriet L. Brooks, free holder of the Tp. Mid estate appear before Mid court, at other advantage of the alio wbi< b the breath and clear the skin of sal- J, B Moor<>. free holder of the Tp. of John Price ______J5 -geilj ami light colored aial have a fin* of Bath and DeWItt. aid time and place to show cause why should have weight with the farmc lowness and blemishes Besides they Ian sing Adna Mason Brook* free holder of the Tp. a Hcetiae to Mil the tutereei of Mid estate fte-mr. that said drain Will traverse Ihe town - $71.00 having a limited numlier of acres b make yon feel bright and cheerful of Bath and DeWItt In aid real estate should not he granted *hTp* of Lstnslng In Ingham county and Marv Brooks Finch. free holder of the T p It le farther ordered, that public a * 1 i i that It makes possible the storing of « Price 25 eta. per box Bold by Hunt ’s Hi. Rewar*. DeWItt In CHnton couatjr. of Bath and DeWItt thereof he given by publication of a maximum amount of feed In a mini Drug Stores. St. Johns and DeWttt. Be It further known that on the 23rd That saM drain will traverse the town ­ ef day of Bent ember. A D.. 1*13. a Joint Jay Sheldon _____ ...... 411.to mum epar-e. sod In this connection i Michigan (Adv). ships of DeWItt end Bath. Cuuaty of Clio- f«orit Rob 11 lift meeting of the townahlp hoards of the ton. and MerVM*n fountv of Ingham is well to remember, loo, that sn a<-r» nwnshlp* of leasing and DeWItt will he S Further Known, That on the Jtrd Mike Wagset I 0.1b Thu man who does things hasn’t held at the old Chandler reetdenre on the of corn will furnish more ton* of fee-1 r|tn« to srsste toiling of »hat bo boa southeast quarter of portion IE. Hi DeWItt day of Nep4omher. A D, 1913. a Joint Tany| I«J* then that pat to any meeting of Kte »«»wssnip hoards gf the II IIJM done or la gotag to do t >wrshlf* at ten e'rlorh Hi the fore neon ^•VT —~’~ ----- I- •?!

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TO SAVE STEPS IN KITCHEN ALFALFA FOR HOGS. S.-W. DEWITT. JELLY FOR THE WINTER There is a leading farmer in bis local ­ 3enalbte Table Which Should Bo Con- ity down In Texas who seems to hi* AANCER Mr. Edward Spaeth spent over last aidsred an Indispensable Part of well satisfied with the results of the Sunday with bis parents near St. GOOD ADVICE ON PUTTING UP OF V ■* WOMAN’S BREAST Charles. Foundation of all business the Furniture. four years' schooling which one of hi- W ALWAYS BESIBS a SMALL LIMP AS SOME DELICIOUS DAINTIES. boys got at the state agricultural col ­ mt «i ALWAYS POISONS KEF SLAIIS Miss Clara Stevens spent part of last This table ahould be placed on good II THE ASHPIT AES KILLS QUICKLY week with her cousin, Mrs. Bohnet of iege. The old gentleman had raised a Lansing. * -casters, so It can be rolled easily to good many hogs, but it was costlu- any part of the kitchen, and put out Misses Lillian Brown and Letha Fill is confidence Fundamentsl Rules, of Course, Every sot the way when not needed. him 7 cents n pound to produce hi- are attending the Lansing Business Housekeeper Knows, But Hints pork. The boy specialized In bog rac­ I WILL GIVE $1000 It can be wheeled to the dining VI PAIL TS CIRC say CANCKR er TUMORUniversity. It is absolutely necessary for us to enjoy the confi ­ Toom loaded with dishes, and then Here May Be Welcome to the ing in college and |iersuaded his fathi- I Trial BaBra it Paiasas Boas sr Bssp IMa Mr. and Mrs. Edward Spaeth and pushed to the sink, saving many steps Youthful Beginner. to let him try out some of the thing- SURE PAINLESS family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. dence of our customers. In this way. Used for Ironing, it should he had learned there. The hogs wer< Hilderbrandt of Lansing. The general rule for making Jelly divided into two bunches. One wu*- PLASTER CURE( remain near the sink. The top may Many work everyday ' Dr. Fred Covert of Detroit was & We know this and are doing everything that is hu­ be covered with either tine or heavy calls tor fruit boiled In just enough given com alone and the other wu . lot# DO Bleep nights guest at the home of his brother, Her­ white enamel cloth. The sine, as lb water to cover It until it Is tender, given com und allowed the run of an man Covert Monday night. manly possible to gain your confidence. alfalfa pasture. The corn fed bog PayVlMiiCttrsd Is more ’ easily kept clean, is prefer­ and then strained for several hours Wrinsa SIAIAITEE1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scblee and fam­ through a cheesecloth jelly bag. The gained on the average 128 pounds am. Cancer never ily of south of Lansing spent Sunday We sell no goods that are not absolutely depend ­ clearest jelly is made of the Juice at an average cost of 7% cents until it with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hepfer. able. which simply drips'through the bag; pound. The bunch that bad the run o A large delegation from this neigh­ just as good but not quite so clear is the alfalfa pasture gained on the aver­ borhood attended the borne coming the jelly made of the Juice which is age 2(H5 pounds in the same time and WRITS TO BOMB celebration held in Lansing last week. We advertise no values that are exaggerated, even pressed through the bag. To each at an average cost of 3 7-10 cents pei to the slightest degree. pint of juice a pint of sugar should pound. The father has planted fnrt.v CANCER % BREAST, UP, FACE or Mr always beginsa small tumor; lump or SOUTHWEST OVID. be allowed. Put the juice In a sauce­ acres of alfalfa this summer and is pin sore fulltrf poison and certain death. 1 swear we We stand back of everything we sell, and our in­ ting hog tight fences about it. Thl-- have cured 10.000 cancers and refuse thousands pan over the fire and the sugar on flat dying! - seared too late. Write to dishes in the oven at the same time. boy will havecharge of the hog raisin; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hettinger spent terest in the matter does not end until the sale is per­ hereafter, while an Interesting seque OILS MRS.DR.CHAMLEitCO.aoM Wednesday in St. Johns. Be careful not to let the sugar scorch. DR. HURMW—IMytMlMiM* fectly satisfactory to you. Boil the juice for tgrenty minutes, then of this hog feeding fact which hi AS 36 WEST BAISOLPfl ST, CIICAIS, U. Mrs. Rail of Bingham Bpent Satur­ add the sugar, and as soon as it Is dis ­ learned at college is that his tbi-e< This May BAVB A UFBi Bend K Menra day with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Desprez. If goods you buy here are rot all that’s claimed for able. A vessel hanging from a hook solved boil it up once, stirring it brothers exj»ect to specialize along dif Mrs.'W. O. Nease of Owosso was the at one side to catch parings of the carefully so that it does not burn. fereut lines of farm work, one in field guest of Mrs. Morrice Dilts over Sun ­ them, you may bring them t ack and exchange them, -vegetables and fruit, will be found a As soon as It is made the jelly crops and two in beef production. day. valuable addition. If this table is sta­ NOT HARD TO TELL FORTUNES or get your money back. should be poured into glasses or jars Miss Ruth Sutfln returned Sunday tionary, a small zinc tank may be set which have been sterilized by placing PASTEURIZING MILK. at one end connected with a pipe lead ­ from a week’s visit with friends in Whenever possible, we buy merchandise only from them in cold water, bringing it to the In Bulletin 1GU of the department of Little Need for 8oothsayer to Be Fit­ Ovid. ing down through the floor and out ­ boiling point over the fire and leav­ ted With Much More Than Ordi ­ doors, through which water can drain. agriculture the question of the pas Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Taft spent Sun ­ houses which will also guarantee our guarantee. ing them there for half an hour, or teurization of milk at low tempera nary Intelligence. day with Mr. and Mrs. William Keck The hole in the sink should be cov ­ until the jelly is ready to pour into ered with a piece of perforated zinc tures is taken up somewhat fully. At near Ovid. For instance, we sell Wooltex coats and suits, guar ­ them. They must then be handled a result of a number of experiment.- The way to tell people ’s fortunes is Mrs. Adelaide Perry and Mrs. Bert in order to prevent the coarse pieces to have one list of characteristics, carefully with a towel to prevent carried on the department chemist* Perry were in Ovid on business one anteed for two full seasons ’ satisfactory wear. We of vegetables and other things from burned fingers and the jelly must be and use It for every one without the day last week. clogging the drain-pipe. recommend pasteurization by bringin-: back up the guarantee of the makers with our own immediately poured into them. If milk to a temperature of 145 degree- slightest variation. It is bound to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sutfin and Lewis succeed. For instance, suppose Fal- they are put to boil In a wire strainer F. and bolding it there for thirty min- Sutfin spent Sunday in Ovid with Mr. guarantee of service and satii faction. staff and Hamlet had their fortunes MANY USES FOR LEMON PEEL or rack of some kind which can be utes. By this method the chemical and Mrs. Wm. Marvin and Mr. and Mrs. told by the same sothsayer. I imag ­ easily removed, burned fingers will be changes are so slight that it is unlike H. F. Waters. This is a fixed policy of otr business; first because ine he would have told Hamlet's char­ Among Others, It Is Miles Above the more easily avoided. ly that the protein content or phos­ acter as follows: GLEANER~PROGRAM it is right; and secondly because it pays. Flavoring Extract Employed by When the Jelly is cold melt paraf­ phate of lime and magnesia are reu “You are not as fortnnate as you 8o Many Cooks. fin, taking care not to burn It, and dered less digestible than in raw milk seem. You have a great deal of sense, pour it over the tops of the Jira of When pasteurized at the lower terni Program for September 18, as fol ­ SEE THE WOOLTEX LINE FOR FALL. but more sense than knowledge. You Not every housekeeper knows that jelly. A layer of paraffin an eighth of perature it was found that the bac­ lows: Talk. “Why Gleaner Protection can give admirable advice to other freshly grated lemon peel Is a flavor ­ an Inch thick Is sufficient to protect teria that survived were largely lacth is Best;” song. Frank Atkinson; ques­ people. Your judgment is excellent ing much superior to lemon extract, the jelly. Old paraffin , from last acid organisms that play an important tion, “The Principles of Gleanerism, as regards others, but bad as regards and much more economical. Of all year’s jars can b*, used. It should be part in the souring of milk. From the Written and Rewritten;” song, Glenna JOHN HICKS yourself. You never value your own the flavoring extracts lemon is the washed in boiling hot water for a min­ standpoint of heating and subsequent Peck; recitation, Bill and Joe, Clell good advice. You are fond of your 33 Clinton Ave. St. Johns, Mioh. least satisfactory, having not the ute to remove all dnst and stickiness, cooling, pasteurization at the tempera­ Eaton; closing song, local arbor. Meet­ friends. You prefer to talk to action. ing to be held with Mr. and Mrs. Clell slightest suggestion of the flavor of should be dried and then should be ture mentioned was found to be tbe You suffer from indecision. You are Eaton. the fresh fruit. For cake or for a melted over the fire; any impurities more economical method. The Store That Sells Wooltex. bread pudding or for any dessert con ­ which the water does not remove will fond of the stage. You are suscepti­ ble to female beauty. You are witty, taining raisins and currants lemon sink to the bottom when it is melted. CARD OF THANKS FATTENING POULTRY. amiable and well educated, but you COATS SUITS SKIRTS peel is a delicious flavor. If It is used After the paraffin is in place wash the The Pennsylvania Agricultural col ­ like coarse jokes. You are superstl for a custard, It is well to strain the outside of the jelly jars with a cloth I desire to thank the members of the lege in its poultry department has been tious and believe in ghosts. You can Ladies' Helping Hand society, the mixture before cooking, as some peo ­ wrung out of hot water and then dry working out .some rations especially make people laugh. You often pre­ friends and neighbors for flowers and ple dislike the slight granulation pro ­ them. Then mark each with a little adapted for futtening poultry. Where the many kindnesses received during label on which the name of the jelly tend to be more foolish than you are. duced by the tiny pieces of peel. yellow flesh is wanted the following At other times you will surprise peo ­ the illness of Mr. Kellogg. An unusual but very good use for appears. These labels can be cut ration is recoin mended: Cornmeal. five ple by your power of apt repartee. Signed — Mrs. L. C. Kellogg. grated lemon peel is as a flavoring from white paper and stuck on with parts; ground hulled oats, one part: mucilage or photograph paste; they Your bane will be your inclination to for sandwiches made of Neufchatel meat meal, one part: these three in­ A human crank seldom starts any­ can be squares of gummed passepar­ fat, which will hamper you in fight­ cheese. Rub the cheese to a paste gredients mixed with sour milk. An­ ing. You are unsuccessful as a sol ­ thing. with a little butter dnd a spoonful of tout picture binding or they can be Appleton Corn Buskers other ration that was satisfactory is the small gummed labels which are dier, but unrivaled as a companion cream, add the lemon peel and a few barley meal, two parts: buckwheat, and philosopher. You will mix in high sold for ten cents a hundred. chopped nut meats. two parts: cornmeal. one part, also society, have friends at court. You An unusual currant jelly is made Lemon peel makes a delicious pre- mixed with sour milk. If sour or but­ will come off badly in personal en­ serve. Cut into small pieces and cook with currants in the jelly in this LOCAL MARKETS termilk is not available some form of counter and your final enemy will be with their weight of sugar and a lit- wise: To begin with, if you have cur­ GUARANTEED, size for size and under equal animal or green food should be sup­ a king." Prices Paid by St. Johns Buyers Cor ­ 1*5 water. rants in your garden see that they plied to give the best gains. Water Now imagine him saying exactly the N,______are not picked just after a rain, but rected Every Thursday. should be given once a day and grit same thing to Falstaff. Doesn't it fit conditions of operation, to do more and its when they are dry and bathed in sun ­ 7 V Caramel Custard. twice a week The ration should l»e him just as well? Can ’t you Imagine GRAIN. sid shine. Strip the currants from their jn|.\nir cups scalded milk, five eggs, given in the form of a rather soft |>or- Falstaff saying: “He has hit me off to stems and put them in an earthen jar Wheat. No. 1 White, per bu., 87c better work than any other and to require -half teaspoon salt, one teaspoon ridge. and what Is left twenty minutes a T;” and Hamlet murmuring: “My set in a big kettle of boiling water. Wheat, No. 2 red, per bu., 87c. Ilia and one-half cup sugar. Put after feeding should be removed. prophetic soul! ” In fact, I believe for ­ Oats—38c per bushel. Hr in omelet pan, stir constantly Leave them In the jar for three hours, tune telling after that of medicine, to Corn shelled—75c per bu. less power for successful operation. ■fiftr hot part of range until melted during which time the water boils con ­ . SENSIBLE CO-OPERATION. be the finest profeslon in the world, Corn on ear—35c @38c per bu. reta sirup of light brown color. Of stantly. Then strain the Juice of the and the easiest.—Metropolitan. Rye—56c per bushel. ’arse, a frying pan may be used, as currants through a jelly bag. Add su­ Fanners in Ashland county. Wis.. Beans—Old. $1.50; new $1.65 per bu. gar in the proportion of a pound to a have formed “hull clubs" as an addi ­ may not have an omelet pan. RapHnted by Request. NEW HAY. ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE. **dd gradually to milk, being careful pint, and add fresh, stemmed cur­ tional means of improving tbe quality rants; boil twenty minutes or until of their herds of Guernsey cattle. An editor in the Blue Grass state No. 1 Timothy—$13. %at milk does not bubble up and go No. 2 Timothy—$11. the mass jellies, and put in jelly Each member of these ball clubs pays has been trying for a long time to in­ We carry them in stock. over, as is liable on account of high ject himself into politics and get elect­ Mixed —$10. temperature of sugar. As soon as glasses. i a membership fee of $1 a year and agrees to use no other than the com ­ ed to something. At last he was June Cloverseed —$6.00. sugar is melted in milk add mixture Raspberry jelly is delicious. Boil a Alsyke—$9.00. pound and a quarter of granulated su­ munity sires. Members are taxed $1.50 made a delegate to the state conven ­ gradually to egg slightly beaten; add tion of his party. The day on which PRODUCE. rsalt and flavoring, then strain in but- gar to a thick sirup and add a pint of a cow a season for this service and raspberries. Boil slowly and gradual ­ nonmembers $2. One-half of the pro ­ the convention opened was also the Eggs —22c per doz. Uered mold. Bake as custard. Butter—25c per pound. ly add a cupful of currant juice. When ceeds are puid to the breeder who date of Issue of his militant weekly newspaper; and ,in the excitement of Lard —12c @ I2%c per pound. Original Rice Cream. It will jelly skim off all seeds and pour cares for the bull and tbe remainder is turned into the club treasury to pay tbe mopnent, he had forgotten to write Honey- —15c per pound. * Three tablespoons of rice in a cup it into glasses. R. S. CLARK his usual burning editorial. He was New Potatoes —60c to 70c per bu. of boiling water In double boiler; let for tbe next sire and for the interest on the investment. To encourage still reminded of his dereliction just as he LIVESTOCK. cook till water is absorbed, add one Sorrel Cream. M7 HICHAM ST. W. ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN further the use of these superior sires was leaving town for the convention. Live Hogs —$8 @ $8.50. pint milk, piece of butter, three table­ One-quarter pound of butter, one bay annual shows are held, in which the “Oh," he said to the genial facto ­ Beef Cattle—$6 @ $7. spoons of sugar and a little salt; cook leaf, three pounds sorrel, one lettuce, prizes offered are almost entirely tum of the mechanical department Sheep—$3 @ $4 per cwt. Everything in Farm Power Machinery till rice Is tender, take off the stove, one quart ml)k, one ounce flour, to the progeny of these bulls. This “just reproduce last week’s editorial, Clipped Yearlings —$5 per cwt. add the beaten yolks of two eggs, stir­ squeeze of lemon juice, pepper and plan seems to be sensible and feasible and state that it is reprinted by re­ Spring Lambs—$6.50 @ $7. ring constantly; set back 01? stove for salt to taste. Melt the butter in a and is getting results. quest” Veal Calves—$8 to $10. •a couple of minutes, always stirring stewpan. add one pound sorrel and let­ The intelligent foreman followed In­ W. T. Church will ship on Fridays so eggs won't string; flavor with tuce and bay leaf, and simmer for fif­ from now on instead of Tuesdays. SOUTH BENGAL. DEWITT. RECIPE FOR DILL PICKLES. structions, and the editorial was vanilla, frost with beaten whites teen minutes. Next add the flour, tbe DRESSED MEATS. A Kansas lady give tbe following served up to the amazed readers un ­ Mrs. Ina VVetherell is home from browned la the oven; add sugar to remaining sorrel and the milk and der the startling caption: Dressed Veal—10c @ 11c per lb. Frank Irer and wife entertained Mason for a short time. » whites. cook gently for two hours. Take from recipe for making dill pickles, one company Sunday. which she has used for a number of “Reprinted by Request of the Ed ­ Dressed beef—8c to 12c per pound. Mrs. B. J. Reynolds of Lansing visit­ the stove, pass through a fine sieve itor. ” Dressed Hogs —$10 @ $11 per cwt. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gallagher and sons ed Mrs. Eliza Tucker Tuesday night. Snow Eggs. and serve with crotons. years: Fill two quart Mason jars witb Mutton —8c per lb. spent Sunday at Crystal. encumbers about four or five inches Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Smith are visit­ To whites of five eggs add pinch of Leo Schafer spent from Saturday long, putting u stalk of dill broken Into Why Hs Quit Working. LIVE POULTRY. ing Mr. and Mrs. Theo Martzke in salt and whip to very stiff froth, grad ­ Fudge Frosting. Woman (lecturing tramp)—You until Sunday In Lansing. Riley. ually add one tablespoonful powdered One and one-half tablespoonfc of small bits into each jar. Pack tbe jars (Corrected by Byron Danley.) closely. Make a brine of one gallon of should work If only to set a good ex­ Hens—Large, fat. 12c. Frank Mankey and wife entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Lott of Lansing sugar and few drops flavoring. Scald butter, one-half cup of unsweetened ample to others. relatives from Fowler Sunday. water, one tencupful of common salt Broilers —13c. visited Mr. and Mrs. James Truesdell one quart milk in large pan. Shape cocoa, 1% cup confectioner ’s sugar, Tramp—I did that once, mum, an ’ Ducks—Young, 12c. Joe Kleckner and family spent Sun ­ last Tuesday. whites in tablespoon, drop a few at a pinch of salt, one-fourth cup of milk, one teacupful good cider vinegar, and pour over the cucumbers boiling hot the poor feller wot took the example Geese—8c per pound. day with Alfred Thelen and family.. Born to Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Thomp­ time in hot milk. Turn until cooked. one-half cup chopped walnuts, one- worked so hard he died er nervous Turkeys—Large, fat, 12c. and seal. Place them where the light Pat Gallagher's barn was struck by son of Lansing. Tuesday, September 81ft out with skimmer, lay on glass half teaspoon vanilla. Heat to boiling prostration. HIDES, ETC. 9th. a daughter. point Boil about eight minutes; re­ and a little sunshine will strike them. lightning and burned Sunday night. dish. When all are cooked make cus­ George Brink of Olive who was so move from stove, add to vanilla and Shake occasionally. After a couple of Beef Hides —10c per pound. Mrs. Matt NdTfer. Albert Rossow, tard with egg yolks, milk and three Horse hides—$3.00. badly injured by a binder nine weeks tablespoonfuls sugar, and serve with heat till creamy. Pour over cake to weeks remove to the fruit closet. If A man usually arranges to have Fred Martin and wife spent Sunday in something to keep him up late tbe Deacon Skins—40c @ 50c ago sat up foi* the first time Tuesday. ' «ggs. depth of one-quarter inch. they ferment and tbe brine looks white Gratiot county visiting friends. It will not Injure them. Add a few' night before his wife wishes him to Tallow —4c per pound. Mr. and Mrs. R. Brink, Mrs. Stevens get up before breakfast and help with RETAIL SELLING PRICE OF WOOD Mrs. Joe Kleckner and daughter, and daughter and Miss FHshburn of St. Cocoanut Drops. To Cover the Glass Door. green grapes if desired. Get dill from the washing. Wood, soft —$2. Estella,Mrs.John Ryckman and daugh ­ Johns called at the home of Mr. and Grate a cocoanut and weigh it, then If you have tired of the white cur grocer if you do not raise It In your ter. Bertha, spent Tuesday afternoon Mrs. George Brink in Olive Sunday. own garden. Wood, bard —$3 0 $3.26. at Charles Fieidpausch’s. add half the weight of powdered su­ tain at the front door, cover the glass Some men who want to hold office Mixed —$2.75. Mrs. Calderwood of Saginaw and Mr. gar and the white of one egg, cut to with a paper covering that can be Read the Real Estate Advs. just keep their hand In. arfd Mrs. Frank Rouse and daughter, a stiff froth. Stir the ingredients to ­ pasted to the glass, and qrhlch reflects WEDNE8DAY ’8 QUOTATIONS. Reading the advice to the lovelorn were entertained to dinner at-the home gether, then drop the mixture with a the same lights as a genuine glass that is a feature to some papers, one- of Mr. and Mrs. James Truesdell Wed ­ dessert spoon upon buttered white pa­ door. Deep ruby, green and yellow pa­ Detroit Grain. would imagine that the author was nesday. per; sift sugar over them. Bake In a pers are beat for the purpose. WHEAT—Cash No. 2 red, 95c; Sep­ some old maid who would give a !| slow oven for 15 mlnntes. tember opened with a drop of %c at week's salary for one good tight Some folks can be straight and still Braized Beef. 94 3-4c, declined to 94 %c and closed squeeze with trimmings. follow their natural bent. *•4 at 95c; December opened at 98c, de ­ Toasted Rice Cakes. Cut the meat In pieces about three clined to 97%c and advanced to 98%c; Boil one cup of rice until tender, Inches square, placing them In the May opened at $1.03%, declined to press in a buttered dish and put In spider; then slice up three carrots, cAr ttsticDesigns $1,02 3-4 and closed at $1.03%; No. 1 the ice chest with a weight upon It three parsnips and four onions on white, 95c. The next day cut the rice In slices, top of the meat, cover all with wa­ CORN—Cash No. 2. 78c; No. 2 yel­ one-half inch thick, grease a toasted ter and cook three hours In the oven, low. 2 cars at 79c; No. 3 yellow, 1 car and toast the Slices a delicate brown. stirring often. at 78%c. The New Fall Patterns of Serve with maple sirup. Fresh Seasonable Cut OATS—Standard. 2 cars at 45%c. 1 Te Clean the Coffee Pot. at 45%c, 1 at 45c, closing at 45%c bid! Beaten Com Bread. Put a tablespoon of carbonate of No. 3 w’htte. 2 cars at 45c; No. 4 white. Davenport Beds and One cup sweet milk, two cups sour soda into the pot, fill It nearly full of Flowers of Superior 1 car at 44c. RYE—Cash No. 2, 70c. milk, two-thirds cup of molasses, one water, and let It boll for a little while BEAN8 — Immediate and prompt cap of flour, four cups of commeal. two Then rinse very thoroughly with hot QIMLITY. shipment. $1.80; October. $1.85. teaepoonfuls sodrf; steam three hours wntor CLOVRR8EFD — Prime October. Divan Beds and brown a few minutes in the oven. $6.76; December 16.86; March. $6.95; Colored Beet. sample red. 10 b-w at $6.50. 8 at IS; To Froohon Cake. White paper Is not ns good aa bins October alslke. $”\'>5: sample alslke. are here. You never saw better values. To frooho n stale cake, dip It flor or brown for wrapping ap things that Aev Crop Carnations 5 bags at $10.66. 12 at'$10. a second or two In cold milk, and srs to be pat away for a long while. Buffalo Live Stock. then rebake It In a rather cold oven %* the chloride of llmo In tho paper 30 c Per Dozen. East Buffalo. September 10—Dun ­ ft will Mate almost like sew again will fade fabric* ning A Stevens report: Receipts of cattle. 2 cars: market steady. Hogs: Receipts. 10 ears; market strong; If ehlldvoa wore accorded the privi­ Qnlte often a keynote speech lo ton ­ lege of pi eh lag their own parents, wo heavy. $9.25 3 $9.50; yorkers. $9.90 3 E. I. HULL ed to harmonise with prevailing opto- wonder how assay fathers and mothers $10: pigs $9 25 Q $9.50 Sheep: Re­ won Id ho bringing ap their own child- Woodbury's Rower Store ceipts. 5 ears; market strong: top You seldom get anything that yon lambs. $9 3 $8.25: yearlings. $8.75 3 don t pay for some time or another la ST. JOHNS. MICHIGAN. 96 50: weathers. $5 3 $6 So. ewes. $4 3 $4.75. Calves. $5 3 $12.50 Used the Baal Ms Advs. one wap or anot her