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OAS80ITY~RI-~O1JNTY ENT1ilRPRISE,OI=I.RONIOI,E, E~g~ablished==labIIsheli. in 18811891~Co~=o~,~=,~a April 20, 1906, CASS CITY, MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1914 Vol. 8, No. 39

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STRIFFLER-McPHAi L. " MARRIAGE LICENSES.

INill IE IIILI Angus McPhail and Miss Lillia~ Don J. Smith, 20, Fremont; Ebo~a IIIITil [i Iii St~H'fh~u t:~o yeuna- pec;ph~ ='-" Orai He ti~eringten, 26, Akron; Vio- known at Arg3qe and vicinity, ,stole a ii =' ='== ..... ii[i iiliiililLY march on their friends and were lett Bralcy, 25, Bay City. quietly married ~V.ednesday, January Ralph Fryers, 24, Mayvitle; Oza EVANGELIST ANDREWS GIVING 7, at the M. E. parsonage of Roy. Gardener, 22, same. ,SUFFFERING CAUSED WHEN PEN- STRONG SERMONS, Olmsteazl at I~troit. The wedding Guy Coon, 19, Wells; Lnce• i BriDge, SION PAPERS ARE DESTROYED. service was performed on the forty- ].9, Indianfields. seventh wedding am~iversa.ry of the John R. A. Sy, 25, Akron; Kate Great Religious Awakening Is Antici- C~emton Plarming Bill Allowin 9 Vet- groom's mother, Mrs. Nell MePhail, t-r.enzei, 20, Sebewaing. ". pated. Prof. Coffin Has : crane to Get Pensions When of ~4~rgyle. Eaa'nest C. Baker, 36, Denmark; Splendid Chorus. Vouchers Are Lost. The bride had been visiting at the Mrs. Lucena A. Dillon, 30, Saginaw. home of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Sand 2 M. N. OaMey, 43, Ca~o- Mrs. Susie ham, at Cass City and last Tuesday Tibbets, 41, Fairgrove. • • Congressman Louis C. Cramton of Hot Shots. went to Detroit, where she ~r,et Hemnan A. White, 19, Almer; Mil- Michigan will soon be on record as The follo~ng are some "Hot Mr. MePhail and the ceremony was dr~-~d A. Diddle, 20, same. a friend of the old soldier. He is pre- Shots" by Evangelist J. B. An- performed. The couple will make Elmer E. Honsinger, 22, R~se; Ha- paring a~ bill providing that veterans drews: their home on the groom's farm, I~ zel Spautding, 24, Vassar. w~o lose their pension vouchers or If you want t~ be a worthy wit- miles north of Argyle. READY FOR THE TRIP. have them destroyed in any manner~ aess for Christ there are three m~y still receive their pensions with- e~sential qualifications. The com- The above picture was taken in thought ~vha.t a snap! But since the out an unreasonable delay. Under the petent witness must possess f:~)nt of the Case City post office re- advent of winter and the 50-pound !llKl IHAl lllLlllll present taws and regulat:o~s of the knowledge, willingness and cour- ceut'.y and shows the rural Carriers p .re.:! poe. pac~a3"% we have reflected age. IIII[ IIVlII[I, t.r-em.sury department if an accident of with the.h ~ b!g bundtcs of mail rezdy that there are some unpleasant fea- Religion is like the measles. this kind happens the soldier is com- to start on their trips, li:i@m ]eft to tures about the business after all. When you have a genuine case, 11 IIII[IRI pelh:d to wait for three and some- yo~. right: F. J. Nash, jr., c.'.tvrior ou Then to top it off corn,as the man it breaks out all over times six months. This long wait When a person asks me of I [[II IIIIIIII[I Roots 1; Fra.nk Hall, t~oute 2. War- who leaves a few loose, coins which TO BRING ABOUT BETTER AND, sc.metimes works quite a hardship. think he has religion, it is not nec- ner Kelley, Route 3; Waiter .Sehe11, he expects the ca~Tier to fish out of essary to answer the question. I SAFER CONDITIONS. The matter was brought to the at- ONE DtVORCE TO EVERY-- 8 MAR- Route 4; Arthur Anthes, Route 5; the mall box in zero w.eather. ~ut the know he hasn't. You can't have tention of Mr. Cramton by George I-L RIAGES iN 1913. Postmaster Corkins, next to the mail loose coin man is getting less nu- real religion without being posi- Bowmen of Imiay City, Mich., ",he tive about it. box. me-~ous every season, the boys de- Churches, Schools and Other Pub- wrote explaining that the mail • sack A 16-year-old boy with his first When the rural carrier spun his clare, and the majority of the patrons lic Buildings Should Be Giv- Tuscola County Marriages Show -De- containing the pension vouchers of ~mse of puppy love, who dorft earn round on his mo-orcycle in :h2. g-lad endeavor to make {he carrier's work en Special Attention. more than $25 or $30 a month, vdll crease of 35 Per Cent in 1913 himself and two other veteran~ was spring days, we. envied hhn and as er,doyable as possible. ~pend more on soda water, candy, When Compared with 1912. run over by a train, and i~s contents ~how ~ckets andbuggT r~des for _::U:T:.-Y: .--...... ' t Gee. W. Szed, chief of the local to:aiiy ,destroyed. Mr. Cramton lool~erl that little sweetheart of his than, I -***~,'5,%,'~.?.,,~.~2+:~.~.~:~'~?~.,~.~,,~'~.,~%&,~,'~.:.¢,-'..'~,;. -J~. $,;~-~g-.~ ~-.;, ~-v4 ;~ ~ ,4:.4z.4. ~ ~ ,)-'4It'.,..;:•,~'%'~' "7."-,.".~ '%~!~%~*:'4:~'~'.•~:~-<~.~:-n~*'.~%~,%+*~+~v>*a~:".~*~ -; .,%-5 ~ ..,..÷ ~. ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ , ~ .~-~4 ~, ~ ,~ ~ .... fire department, has received a re- the matter up at the pensio~ bureau, some of your stingy church folks Petitions for divorce were. much I 9 %+ w~ill spend on your Lord Jesus 1 quest from John T. Winship, state the disbursing office and treasury de- Christ in a Whole year. more numerous last yea, thanin1912 LITERARi CONVULSION5 fire marshal, that Mr. Seed make a in Tuscola county while, the number of partment and found how thing~ Some of you people speak of thorough personal inspectioff of all your love for your Lord Jesu~ marriages showed a decrease. Statis-! ~~* O worked in such a case. He found <~ B~i~ga Serie~ of Dementia Hal[uc{nafion~ Reported 5emi-Occasionaliy [or the Chron- <~ public buildings in Case City. Christ as though you. were tics from the office of County Clerk that in case any check on tNe Ur~ited 4;,<;:+ ide by Ernest C. Foster. Copyrighted 1913 bvthe, Foster Service. ~*:' The letter reads at foilow~: ashamed of Him. Brown give surprising figures in the Sta~,~s treasury was lost or destroye~ I have known church meml~ers • "The te,Tible disaster at Calumet marriage relation in Tnsco]a comity aduplicate cannot b~ issued until th~ who would spend $10 on one ,,;. ~,,., "~ ,~.,,,..-,~ .~ .,, ~ ~ ,+',+ ~ 4. ,,, ...,.~v.,,,,..,~.~ ,,,,. ,4, e. ,,,.-,,~-. ",o ,~-~ ~ ~ ~-~'~-~' -~ ~ Christmas Eve in which many wom- night's pleasure, yet if you would and are the subject, of grave thoughts lapse of six months if the check is DOMESTIC FELICITY. en and children lost their lives and a~k them to give that an~ount for on this important subject. for more than $50, and not sooner .pocuthir less entire families w,ere wiped out with- home missions they would think In 1912, 328 marriage licenses were Domestic fel~city is that fortunate husbands find them- than 30 days if the check is for less you had lost your mind. condition into which married life se!ve-s murdered and their wives gone in,. a few moments, clearly demon- than $50. The secretary of the treas- You can go down the street and issued by the clerk and divorce peti- [.with the chauffeur. strates that it is not necessary for an stand around talking politics all tions ~ere requested for 45 couples, evolves w.hen the gro.cery bill aud~ ury by regulation has extended the actual fire to occur to cause a panic day and nobody thinks anything or one divorce petition to seven mar- relatives get more of the dine:or ta- } Th~s rare gift is usually found time tothree months in the latter ,among wedding with awful results. The catastrophe! strange about it, but if you would riages. Out of the 45 petitions, 23 the presents when cash,. go down the street and talk reli- b!e conversation than clubs and mati- and groom in~ the Northern] Michigan city has divorces were granted" that year, an "the bride have a mutual As a rain.tier o~ fae£ most of the old gion all day everybody would say nees. It gives the husband pored s- been the m£~ns of bringing many that you had gone crazy and in- average of one separation to. every interest in the event, but ks almost, soldiers receive $50 a quarter or more sicn to use the fern bowl as a cus- complaints to this depa.rtm~nt calling sist that you be taken to the fool- 14 couples united. In 1913, 244 mar- i~.variably Overlooked ~hen the at- under the present taws giving pe~- Pidor if he chooses, and assures Her our atte~ltion to the unsale conditions",s-en s fc~" age ax~.d length of service. ish house. riage licenses were gramted and 6:! tractio~ is staged by a maiden aunt The religion of some people re ~ it is alright to pare potatoes with i in many 0f•the public buildings i~ va-' p~itions, for divorce were entered, the leading lady, or by a wealthy Con~que#tly in case of loss they n~ind me of an old fashioned pump his safety razor. It has been kno~m. uncle of the "actor in conventional i ricus cities and towns throughout themu.st w~it six m.onths for theh'n]one?t You have to take water along' to making one divorce request to every to make life bearable for widowed black. I state. In a,large number of churches'in" many instances the veterans de- prime it. four marriages. Out. of the: 61 peti- mothers-in-law and has kept children Domestic felic%y ha.s greater sta-and in m,az~y hails anu t,dge rooms lo- You need~ft be standing out tions, 33 decrees were given, an av- pond largely o,~ Linch' pension as a, against Jesus because some church out of detention homes. mina in a cozy little home than any- cased on second and third floors suf- means of suppol.t and such a wait is, nev- erage of one divorce to every seven members are not right. We Domastic felicity sticks bet',or in, ficient exits and fire-escapes are not er expect to get them ~ all right. or eight marriages in t.913. where else. It can stand a short a real calamity. The Cr~mton bill will' installed to prevent a repetition .of Tha~ trouble was eneounter¢~l right The number of marriage, 'licenses homes whel, e the marriage certifi- honeymoons, but always is in danger provide that in cases of old soldim:~ at the beg'inning of the Christia~ cate is fr'~xed and hanged up. than the Calumet horror in case of a fire issued last year shows a decrease of when abroad. Once affected, it is a duplicate check may be~ssued witta- era ~dth Judas, and it almost hap- or papa e. 26 per ce~t when compared with 19l?, where it is chucked into a Umnk and iml)aired for life. It can, by careful in 30 days. Mr. Cramton believes th~s pened with Peter. sent to the attic. It doesn't make "I feel certain that you will gladly The temptations of the dance Divorce petitions filed with the corm- I nursing, be kept alive, but its weak- will afford ample protection to the co-operate v/ith this department in are the most insidious that con- ty show an increase of 35 per cent I nmch of a hit with society and the ened eomstitution will be susceptible government., especially as the soldiep. bring about better and safer condi- front the young people of our in 1913 over the preceding yo)ar, and 'Ineighbors but 'it insures a good ap- to every little irritation, and the in any case is cornpelicd to file a churches today. Th-e devil al- tions in your city that never again the number of divorce decrees grant-! petite, prevents wrinkles, and saves first headache or soggy biscuit will bond when the duplica{e is issued. ways leads the reveh'y. Will the state of Michigan be visited ed in 1913 was 43 per cent g:-e':.~ter attorney fees. It also induces sound be very likely to close its eyes i~ with a like calamity which has than in t_912. sleep, a~d routs nightmare in which its last, long sleep. Casi~ City is at the th~eshotd of a shocked the entire world and I an~ 111 [Y, OF KI!G practical ~eligious awakeldng such as asking you at this time to make a came to Michigan and in June 1862 it has not experienoed ior a long thorough personal inspection of : ll@II EITEITIIIilII} shc was united in marriage with Hen- [I£111T IilVllE SLII[I lqa.:-'bc, r Ic.ach Man Pays Taxes i~ time. The und er,~aking o! this greax public buildings in: your city, especial- ry Bail in Branch county. They moved One-cent Coins. work is in charge ef Evangelist J. B. ly in ~he buildings where women and __ Shadow Pictu,,-es Amuse Members of to Tuscola county in 1871, settling o1~ P. M. R. R. Cuts Off Many Trains; Andrews of Siloam Springs, Arkansas. children are employed. Churches, Woman's Study Club. a farm in the northeastern part of Shippers up in Arms. It is nice ~o be the mill{ nlan. For The evangelist is a preacher of won- schools and other buildings where Eikland township. About 25 years the pas~ few days Henz7 Kleinknecht deYfu! force and rare large crowas are frequently assembled accomplish- On Friday evening, January 9, the age, Mr. ~d Mrs. Ba}l and family Pore Marquette freight shippers o]~ of [Iarbor Beach has been working a men~ behind him being a b~oad his- should be given special attentioa and Woman's Study Club enjoyed the sec- mcv~-d to Cass City where they have ':.he line of the S., T. & H. divi- sy~%cm fcr saving Lincoln pennies to tory of a man ~ho dons ~hings and reports of conditions found and your ond social evening of this season's since made their home. sion are up in arms because the c~,eate a fund to pay his taxes. never falls do~m attem:pt to recommendation in each ease flied in his p~'ogram. Mrs. Charles Wilsey enter- Five children were bom] to this freight service has been cut in two. Thursday, says the Times, he m;ade n~ake good in his undertaki~.g. I t::d;.,ed the gue.%s at her spacious un:cn: \,Vm. Pall of Ellington tow.n- Previous to this week there, has been with this department will be given his way to the treasurer's office with Last Sunday, Evangelist Andrews my immediate attention. hc, nz,e and the committee in charge ship, Mrs. William Start of Argyle, a train in and out on the division, a g:'ain b;~g contai~inf. 25 1;ou]~c~s of preached his first two serm.ens in "Of course, you understand that had "Anything Under Zhe Sun" from John Ball of ElkIand township, I-renry but Supt. J. L. f-layes has directed one cer,< coins, conta~.irHng 894.50. If this city as preliminary, to the work owing to the small appropriation for v:hich to choose their entertainm'ent. BaH cf this city, and Stanley, who that the service hereafter a~d until the pennies were placed in a straight he has come to Case City to accom- the State Fire Marshal Department Shadow pictures east upon a screen preceded the mother in death. business warrants be a train in one line they would reach 210 feet, and plish, and they were strong presents2 as compared to appropriations of was the unique result of their choice Funeral services were held Tues- day and out the next. i£ placed in one pile the total heighfi tions of gospel truths, inspiring, soul- and v.eFy grotesque and mirth provok- day afternoon in the Baptist. church Bad Axe ~ shippers are very much many other states, we must rely on would be 210 inches. stirring. the co-operation of local fire authori- ing pictures were presented to the of which the deceased was a member. disgusted with the service. There i • Puev. Andrews has an i~teresting ties to. assist in bet£ering conditions view of the guests. Several nursery Re-,,,. H. C. Iqayward preached the have been as high as 24 trains a i $3,000 buys this well imprc,ved where danger exists. While. it is personality. While some of his say- rhymes, such as, "Little Miss Muf- sermon and after the service the re- week; under the present arrange- "farm: d~:,scription, noztheast quarter impossible for the department to ex- fet" Jack and Jill," "Tom, Tom, the mains we, re taken to E!kland ceme- merits, there will be but six, three of the northeast quar:er e[' s~ction tend any remuneration to IDeal fire 8. seven miles from-Csss City--the Pip.er's Son," and "The Queen of tery for interment. in and three out, unless som~ special R. C. Wells farm.. !V. E. Hs.rlan, officials in the work we are asking Hearts,,' were taken as a theme for freight demands increased' attention.. [ Ar%lingfion, Washington. 1-16-~ ycm to do, we believe that in the ~he first pictures. Mrs. I. B. Auten In speaking of the curtailment read the lines and men~bers of the Supt. Hayes says the business offered general interest of humgnity, you will i When you come re Case City, try SIIIIL IF IISTIIIIII be perfectly willing to give of your lSchmidUs Feed Barn. 1-16-4 committee, assisted by Charles Wood would not suppo~ the service that and Y[iss Dorothy Tindale, enacted time towards this important achieve- Frank Gilbert, Grand Lecturer of had been given. O. men~." New prints and ginghams at Mrs. the comedy or drama. Then seVer- F. & A. M. Here Jan. 19. Parker's. al others, "The Fisher Boy," "The MRS. MATTHEW GILLIES. Dentist" and "A Serious Operation". For Sate. Frank O. Gilbet¢,, R. W. Grand Lee- Cutters and sleigh bells at G. \.V~ were excellently performed. One good corner residence lot, I Goff's. , turer, )as called a school of instruc- The fun er a 1 services of Mrs. The one which interested and de- block from Main street on Woodland ticn to meet with Tyler Lodge, F. & Matthew Gillies of Sheridav, ~,v:iI1 be Ave. Fritz & \Vaidley. 1-9-2 lighted the club men, bore most was Dog Lost. A. M., at Case City ~text Monday af- held Friday morning from the Catholic Yellow shepherd pup about 5 entitled "The Young Man Waited,'" a ternoon and evening, January 19. church at Sheridan and interment will For Sale. moieties old. [AbeFal reward for re- po0m, descriptive of a young man turn of dog to \Vm. Foe. 1-16- XVcrk will be exemplified in the first. be made in !he Catholic cemetery. 120 acre-farm 4 miles from Green- waiting in the parlor for a young leaf station, 80 acres under cultiva- and third degrees. Roy. Ft. Do]an will conduct the ser- lady, who. is in her dressing rooln. tion, some good timber on balance, Farm for Sale. Other lodges summoned to meet vices. This was read and very ably acted soil clay and sand loam. Good 8-room, IV:, n,i',,~s w'!th the local lodge are Kingston, house, barn1 40x60, granary, hen housei ..... out of Ga~etown, 40 acres ~ in such ,4 manner as appealed to, alI Sarah I~oss was born in Scotland and hog pen, one good rock well: i at1 in good state of cultivation, soil C~agetown and Caseville. in 1837 and came to \Vest Williams, clay loam, stightly rolling, good the ladies. After spending a de- Good orchard, school ~/~ mile, church' ~;-raom house, small barn, hen house Ontario, ~dlen about 17 years o!d. lightful time with tl~e shadow pie- 1 mile. Fritz & Waidley. 1-9-2 and granary, small" orchard, good wet~ We would like to show you the While living here she was married to School "i~: mile. Fritz & \Vaidley. 1- tures, a dainty and delicious luncheon best wagon you o.ave ever seen. J. A. Matthew Gillies and in 1873 or 1874 Residence lets for sale. Fritz & 9-2 was served, consisting of creamed Caldwell. Waidley. 10-17- chicken, rolls, pickles, coffee, ice they moved to Sheridan township. Seven children, 4 sons and 3 dough- I New silks at Mrs. Parker's. cream and assorted cakes. Foe Sale. I For Sale. Fine new 8-room residence two tore, were born and of these only 3 I A creamery, (brick) with cold stor- Coronation braid, silk floss, crochet. Prof. Harold R. Coffin. blocks from Main street. Fritz -& are living. They are Angus Gillies, I age attached in one of the best cream- eotto~ at Mrs. Parker's VVaidley. 1-2-3 who is in the State Hospital at Ponti- I ery sections in Canada. Running wat- ings are reminiscent of the late Rev. lAME TO ELKLANI tt '71 as, Mrs. Riclmdr Honsingefi of Grand iter on every farm. Apply to G. and Three houses for sale. Enquire at. Sam Jones, he is in no sense an imi- Very desirable property for sale Rapids and Mrs. John Ball of Sheri- / J. MeKeehnis, Durham Ontario. 12-19- Chronicle office. 9-19-, tator of the Georgian divine. Mrs. Henry Ball Laid Rest cheap. See E. McKim. t2-19- 7p great to dan. She also has a brother, 'Findlay I I/As melhods and his mannerisms are Tuesday, Jan. 13. To all Foresters who hold claims. For sale brick cottage on East R,oss cf Cass City and two sisters, '] Woolen horse blanket found in wholly his own, and in some in- against Court Elkland, No. 826, catI Main St. Walter Walker. 1-9-2p. Mrs. J. F. McEachin of Sheridan and] Greenleaf township. Owner may have at P. A. Schenck's office and receive, .stances they are almost startling. For Following an illness of long" dura- Mrs. Donald McLeod of D~roit. Mrs. I same by paying for this notice. Ap- your orders. E. Eno, C. R'.; S. Char~ instance, even in this twentieth cen- tion. Mrs. Henry Ball passed peace- ply at Chronicle office. 1-9- When you cem.eto Case City, try ~illi~ has bc~n ill for only a v:cek] pio~, R. 9.; G/ "~V ~V,e~t, q~re~a~. 1-16- tury, it takes a g~eat deal of .nerve fully away at her home on Third St. Sehmidt's Feed Barn. 1-16-44 but from the first her recovery was I power for a Methodist clergyman to Sunday morning at the age e[ 73 Cutters and sleigh bells at G. W. Cash for Poultry, Egg-~ and Cream. doubtful for her age was against her I Golf's. Get your Frankenmuth Buckwheafi appear in the pulpit wearing a red yea.rs. 1 I established headquarters in and she died_ Tuesday mor~ing. ] Flour at Mrs. G. W'. Goff's, necktie, patent leather shoes-and a FIamdett E. Ransom was born in have my store on Main street and will pay We tan everything but the baby. four-button sack coat, yet that was Erie CO., New York, on Aug. 23, , Cash for poultry, eggs, cream, bides .When you come to Cass City, try l Carsonville Robe Tannery, Carson- Forty,acre farm for sale. Enquire at Chronicle office. 1,1-7.-tf Continu~l on fifth p=~e. I840. At the ageo-of 12 years she and fur. Oscar Auten. Schmidt's Feed Balm. 1-16-4 i ville, Mich. 12-26-8p

i CASS' CITY CHRONICLE, FRI;OA'¥, ,'JAN:UAqRY 16, 19i4. PAGE TWO. r ,

CASS CITY CHRONICLE. Northwest has visiting friends in this • .: ~:~ ,..., ., ,~ ..... ~o~l[c===~o~il~o~tl, ,o=====~ll==m=:~Jtc==~or-'~/~ Publii~hed Weekly. locality, i 'I~e Tri-County Chronicle and Cass Pearl Fleming is visiting friends in Oit~ Enterprise consolidated Aim 20, Danville., IlL Hakin [he 1906. Subscription price--One year, $1. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Quick are the Advertising rates made known on happy parents of a baby girl wh~ :ap~alication. came to gladden their home on Jan. u[teFarm OUR ANNUAL Entered as second class matter • 'h ostoffice at ,11 1914 She has been named Iren~ + 2: A~aril 27, 1906, at t e p I.__' , " eas,~ city, Michigan, under the Act ~,lame~ of Congr~s of Mar. 3, lg79. I Mrs. Jas. l~odger~ has been on the BI C. C. BOWSFIELD : H. F. LENZNER, Publisher. sick list, but is better at this .writing. 4-v+++e4+:+.~v+++:::,:=:+v-~N+:2i: ' [ Ray Ryckman of Pontiac is ,visiting TP!$ :P&?ER REPRESENTED FO~ FOREI~t~ ;~{, D';~; 5{¢Cau~knc.'.% ~,~::::::::,<:::~::~::'+~,-~,>~...... - ...... ~ OR q u i c k :...... ;:"~':';::'":""'"""':" E ~20!!QY11!~,.'-. 1;[tAN IJP SAt[ ADVERTISING THE ! N~ove.sta ~Y The dance given at Friday ~3~~~!~'i!~ ing. wit h r~~,night|...... - . was well attended and every- • .: -:,:::a small tnvestmenl :. i. one reports a fine time. i~ii::; }~ and easy work. Will Begin January 1 GENERAL OFFICES ] Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Allen have N no branch'of farm industry "i NEW YORK AND CHICAGO ] moved over with the latter's paxents, and continue until all the goods are disposed of that we have been :::::::::::::::::::: !i:::'.!~i:~ surt)as.ses 1) o r k ~RANCHES IN ALL THE PRIRCIPALClTIF~ Mr. and Mrs. Moshier, for the wiu- ~i~#!!:~!i~i~J :~:~!~:~. .~ raising. No lea- compelled to bring back from people that could not pay for them. ter. N ture can fit bet- There are some bargains; we will list a few of the many to be had. GAGETOWN. The H. C. C. m~ets with Mrs, Ar- ~i'.'.:~:~:~:~?~:,:~, ter into "a 1I.%~o thur Ashley on. Wednesday next. #~%~}~:i: t a r m program. I ~!::~i ~...... ~ and no line o~ Gee. Hall of Chesaning is the , : i 2 plain Super ior dgcdrills " L•E phar~macist at the Maynard Drug ~! l)roduction is 1 PINGREE. store. su fer and lno|'e p~ofitable on a 2 fertilizer Superior disc drills Frank P~berts, who has been, very ~ Old time winter weather. ~"~.~~j!~,::.~;:~i: ...... large place. 1 It ~ith pneumonia, is reported some Everly Jones of Port Huron and Hogpens ran3" 2 Tubular cream separators better. A. A. Jones of Cass City were pIea~- be of the most inexpensive kind. but they must be kept clean. They need Chris Kastner spent a few days ant callers in Pingree Tuesday. 1 Blue Bell cream separator last week in Detroit the guest of to be proof agai:•ts¢ drafts alld storms. Guy Granger is reported to have Clean l)remises a!so are essential il) frieaxds. lost a valuabl~ horse a few days ago, g~aarding against disease. Two or 1 Dairy Maid cream separator t Mrs. Alfred Fischer, who is con- ~hich he bought at a sale a couple three acres of rttpe and an acre ,)-f • .,. fined to her bed wi~h anemia, is re- of ~eeks ago. " artichokes will provide pra~:~cally all 1 top buggy nearly new the fodder required by twenty-five plgu ported some better. Miss Eva iWheu, ton has been visit- from weaning till fattening time. ~Mrs. E. Mattwent to Detroit last 3 sets of spring harrows ing her parental home here fo~ a few If a supply of skimmilk or whey is week to spend a few weeks visiting weeks past. available it will pay to use it, and n her daughter, Mrs. Mo~re. 1 wagon, used just a little Miss Beatrice Mudge ha~' been vis- light ration of corn or peas •once a day Rev. IZ/alIiday is holding revival iting relatives here. will be a hell). The rape and arti- meetings at the M. P. church. He chokes amy be dependt~d on to bri~: 1 spring wagon Peter Wilmot of St. Clair Co, is is assisted by Messrs. Barringer and the animals on at a fair rate of growth crn:010yed by Joh~ Fox in the occupa- all summer. I,il)et'al feeding of corn 1 plow tion of bucking up wood. for three or four weeks l)efore m-,,r Newkirk Maynard and friend, Miss Chas. Doore made a trip to Bay keting will assist weight and quality 2 sets of heavy harness 1 BIanche Farring*on, of Milan spent of flesh. Ally amateur can grow the Port the first of Eae w~ek. !as-t week the guests of his mother, crops ~)~m-d .~ m._)m.ge '~ drove of Mr,. and Mrs. Y. Johnson and .Mrs. •1 twe-herse power g sehne engine Mrs. E. Mayaaz~l. pigs. Chas. Doore were pleasant callers at There is a distinct public demand for 'The Maccabee Ladies will hold Chas. I. Cook's Sunday. the meat of lightweight hogs rangin;~ 1 McCormick mower their annual dancing party on ffan. I from 200 to 30t~ pounds. The moot "I Miss Celsa Cooke received a new 20. Good music will be flnmished a~4 profitable l~)rk is that grown in eigi~t Beckwith organ as a Christmas pres- 2 Johnstone mowers lunch served. You will miss a good to ten months, or from April to De- 1 t~me if you do not attend. ent. cember, so that there is •little winter 1 set of sleighs ,The annual Old People's Party giv- Mrs. Chas. Collins spen, t a few feeding, and ,most of the growth is obtained from field forage. e~ at Echo Hall last Wednesday days with relatiwes here. Perhaps as good a l)lan as any is to 1 hay loader Miss E~va \Vhe~ton has returned to night was well attended by the old nmrket twenty out Of twenty-five hogs people. Everyone enjoyed themselves Pontiac. late in the fall and can'y over the re. 1 side delivery rake I gTeatly. The old time quadrilles, Nfss Nora C. Collins made a busi- maining five until they are sixteen to waltzes, schottisches, etc., were giv- ness trip to Vassar the latter part of eighteen munths old. The bacon mar- Don't~ wait; come first and get your choice. At the same time, en. The "tango" was not ~a it. the week. ket •calls fin" the larger anima!, and prices are ~l)t to be higher in the late we are going to offer our Horse Blankets, Robes, Linoleums, W~sh Mrs. Chas. Palmer entertained the Niss Merle Craig and little sister, winter months than in the fall, Boards and Stove Boards at greatly reduced prices. I Thimble Club at her home last Thurs- Helen, have returned from~ Onaway. All the breeds of hogs have their ad- day night. The affair was in the form Miss Beatrice Mudge has; returned vocates. For general l)Url)oses nothing of a picnic celebration:. The house to Owosso. is better than to use d'~ms of Chester was decorated with the national White, Tamworti~ or I)uroe type, Rev. Kitely was eaiIed to Marlette colors• A very enjoyable program crossed with males ef the Poland CALDWELL on business. Jo Ao I was carried out Each guest was re- China or Berkshire variety. This kind Everet~ Nudge has engaged his of breeding will give large litters and quested 0o bring something they did services with Crosby & Son at cass good sized animals. not wrant any more and sol~ething to v, ty. In thi~ 0OI!l~[i'y ~.tle nlos~ [,}o[)~!!~I,' work on, The work w~as given out breed has l)een the Poland-Chitin. This and some had hose to reel]d, some brep(] has I]'t:t)IV. good chara(:teristiv~: I ELMWOOD. ~(< =or_: crocheting, while o~he~s worked but- It is a rat)i(l ~rower, makes good use ton holes, etc. Soon leaflets were of food sut)plied and (:an be kept ready OrsOn Hiser is ill with lag'rippe. for ma:'ket nt any time. ~-)iLh(q" :is ;; given out on which was drawn a MrS. Ira Tibbets of Ellingt~n spent sucker, f)orker or hatcher. The litt(u':, white elephant and prizes were ~v- Says- a few days last w:eek at Edmund are t•:~ther small, however, and forl.~" i~ en to the, one who form'ed the most reasot], as well as t,o get a more r:,lG:3 I The following letters remain un- ~f ouInanS'. Safe w~rds contained in the words "Whit~ animal for general purposes, farmer.~ i called for at this office, for the ~eek ! ;i;) :'FAT r.:,£'i{ I:;=:r Elephant." Mrs. F. Palmer won first Mr. and Mrs. James Wood of are disl)osed t(* cro~ tnc bee+Ms. , ending January 10: {or Children !'" Gage, Ridgetown, Ont., are visiting at The selection of the male is of Zr¢,:~ i Mrs. A. M. Johnson, Mrs. Nell and Mrs. H. booby. The dis- ::~' ::!I)il?:i~' lit q: Thomas Wozd's. iLUIItH'I:ilI('tL ;IS ho (til'ef'~21y iIi/ltlOll('l'. < ;i•i ":> ,.,~£a~ ,i iI l'; -~! carded parcels were then distributed every pig ono may have lo fatten, and lid°hnson' Miss Ethel Howey, Mrs. a. and much laughter was created when Willis Kenyoi~ and daughter spent T. Hamilton, Mrs. RQbet~c E~monds. it del)ends tn~ his I)reedina" very hlrqelv ] the packages were opened. Luncheon Sunday a~ Mrs. Mary Broek's. whether or ~mt the l)igs can tuaL:o Miss He,len Adams, Miss Jennie Bal- was the:n served in baskets in regu- James O'Dell and family visited at I)rofit'~l)te use of the food ~iven them e ndy, Mr. Andrew Bergax, Daniel tan" picnic form. Each basket con- Ct~as. Wood's Sunday. As in tim ,,n.~e of all sires, the m~m Cross, Williard I-I~l, T. M. Nerguson, ii!ii! taine~ some noisy souvenir. The Frank \Vright, who has been ill should I)(~ lmre l)re(l, of al)l)roved George Jefferson, Cass City Foundry g-aes~s departed at a late hour, af- with b--o-ch.ial pneumonia., is improv- strain, both with regard to cal)m-ity to & Machine Co. ter having spent one of the most en- irig slowtyo put on flesh raI)idiy and to influen~'e a.C. Corkins, Postmaster. the sow in the lwoduethm of large lit joTa,ble evenings the Club ever had. I! ters. I Mrs. S. ~ifford, Mrs. S. Thorn,dal~ Facts About Thread. 'rhe dan) need not necesse, rily I)~, An Odd Legacy. and Mrs. F. Palmer of Owendale were Do you ever stop and think when pure bred• i)rt)vided she is of a good Thomas Jefferson, the founder of the you are sewing nway of an afternoon. the visiting ladies. Next meeting at type She should be selected from :~ Jefferson famiIy of actors, was re- what a wonderful thing is the thread? "The Children's Chil- Mrs. D. McCarthy's Jan. 22. proliiiv mother, as fecundity is hered membered curiously in the will of dren" are now using To begin with. it is made in large itary. The teats should number a) factories and there, too, are manufac- Foiey's Honey and Tar NOVESTA CORNERS. least twelve, fully developed, set we',~ Weston. who was himself an esteemed tured the w()()den .~I)ools on which it is apart, even in size, altd tll(~ front teats member of Garrick's company. Wes- Compound and it is to- HONEY wrapped for tht. market Perhal)s you well forward on the hody. The nun> tea's will contained this item: daythe same safe effec- Miss Lella Chapin is stayil~g with have wonder~,d why thread is niltnl)er- her of teqt,u does no~ indicate alwa~ys "I have played under the manage- tive and curative med- her grandmother,, Mrs. Dave Collins, ed. This in Io (tistinauish between tile the number of I)igs she is likely to meat of Mr. Jefferson at Richmond icine that theirparenta to attend the east Novesta school different kinds of tl})'e;M. have. Sometimes sows with ten or and received from him every polite- foundit. Forallcoughs, No. l is the heaviest cotton threqd. FOR this winter. eleven te'~ts will have large litters, hess. 1 therefore leave him all my It takes 840 yards of this to weigh a colds, croup, whooping Mrs. Dan McCaughna went to Pon- pound. With this ;is a basis. No. 50 Whether on range or in pen. ho;zs stock of prudence, it being the only cough, bronchitis, tiac Saturday to visit her parents, Mr. should have a medicinal ration made must be exactly fifty times as fine cot- up as follows: One pound each of good quality l think he stan'ds in hoarsenes and tickling a.nd Mrs. James l~ckman. = _ = - . ton as is X() 1-in fa('t, any lltlm/)er woo(l charcoal, sulphur, salt, bakin~ need of.'" __ in throat, uae it. It Frank Bird from the Canadian yOU fitld nlaFked Oll fi SDoOl Of cotton soda and sull)tlide of antimony. Pul ...... gives satisfactory re- CONTAINS NO OPIATE= .... signifies that the ,.()tton is i)reeisely verize and mix thoroughly. Use u suits. th'lt many timPs finm" titan No 1. -- - .-F .- - = -" - - - tablespoonful daily for ea(:h pig" from The highest )|um!)er in ~eneral use the time they are old enough to run ill Cass City Bank is 10(I. Of ,m~t',~ you know that tlmre thefiehl Add a tableslmonful of bone- L. I. WOOD & CO. are three differeIIt kinds of thread-- meal for each atfinl:~l and mix the Established 1882 ...... r , I cotton, linen '~nd silk. whole lot with en.ugh moistened meal or bran tO tnake a l)alatable mess. ol [. H. Pinney & Son M oonsh i nes. Clean Wltl:e.r and shade are essentials. At the beginning of our new yoar Dipping also is advisable. In c,'tst.~s of Capital and Surplu~ $50,0{)0 it i,~ interestin ° to note how the In- sickness keel) th()se affected away dians measm'e time, They count from from the .~0t~nd ones ~)nd take l)rOUll)t Detroit and Huron Railway one fill] llt()on [o I-he next. For the notion to prevent the sl)read of disease Pays year they ('()llllt IVFelVe lno()n,~, an(] then ttmy add ,)).m more, whi('h they W h itewash. call the "h)st m()()n," thus Ilmkillg thir- The followin~ formula for white- teen' moons in alt to :1 flllt year. The New Line wash Ires been recommended t)y tlw indians have ;) dil'erent nan)e for each United States delmrt-ment of agrict'i- l month. They ('all the tn()t]th uf Jan- tll l'e: Betwee~ uaFy the "(.old ill()on.'" Fet)rllliry IS the Take half v, bushe~ or ur}slaked lime. 4 "'sno~vy iIl()on,'" M.llrch the "'green slake it with t)()iling water and cover Interest on time deposits moon." Ai)ril the "moon of ptlnts," dlring the IWOCeSS to keep in steam. and .Mhy the "n)()()n of flowers." ,|lll_le Strain the liquid through a line sieve Cass City and Bad Axe if left three months or is called the "'hot moon." .luly the or stI'llillel' fllld add to it a peck of s::ttt- "'nlOOll of |[te (|err.'" AllgllS| the "stur- Dreviotlsly dissolved in warm water. Operating passenger and freight ser: longer. geOII |ll{)Oll'" ;lilt[ 14tq)tember the "fruit lhl'ee I)oltllds of p~'reund I'ice boiled to a moon," O(,-t()bev is Rtlown ,qs the "'tr~lVo vice between Cass City and Bad Axe. thin lmste and stirred in while hot, Another lot of Banks eliitg ll)t)l)lt.'" N('~voul|)er the "beaver half a pound or Spanish whiting and Through double daily except Sunday pas- Makes collections at rea- moon'" ~lnd | ~P('i~lllh(oF is lt~tm~d the one pound ,,f elean glue previeus!y for the children. senger service from Cass City to Bad Axe, sonable rates. "hunting morn)-- AIHdes of Gold. dissolved by soaking in cold water and then han~'ing over a slow tire in n making close connections with P., O. & N. He Couldn't Fool Her. small pot hung in a larger ,one filh'd SAFETY DEPOSIT trains at Cass City. Rent boxes in fire proof "For," said the humorist, who was with water. Add five gallons of m,t BOXES FOR RENT. vault at one dollar endeavoring to throw the w~man's water to the mixture, stir well and let club into mirthful convulsions, "as it stand a few days co~'ered from dirt - ~,( D. & H. TIME CARD a year. Ghakesi)eare says iii '~ &rg,~i~s~ Los[,' ~, ! It ..... '-' :,x, for ,,-'",.', Mo~ey t~o loap. ~2pou tom ocfa' te LV. Cas5 ,~,O'r,:,. for Bad Axe__ _ ...... !1"25 a. m. 8:~ p. m. man's a man for a' that.'" I pm~)ose it can be kept in a kettle or mortgages. ,At. at Cass City from Bad Axe .... 7:07 a. m. 3:10 p. m. "Mercy, what i,~norance."F the see- a portable fro'hare. Colorin,~ E).attor Conservative and end vice president whispered to the may be added as desired. Whet.0 :~ recording secretary, "Shakespeare less durabh.• whitewash wilt answer I.B. AUTEN, Prop. C. E. WAGER, Ticket Agent. Progressive I didn't wrote 'Paradise Lost.' "--Chicago the above may be modified by leaviq~ }G. A, TINDALE, M.B. AUTI!:N~ [L Record-Her;d d. out the whiting and glue. . 1 Cashier. Asst. Cashier. CASS CITY CHRONICLE, FRLDA.Y, JANUARY 16, 1914. _ PAGE THREE= Ii)

:~ fS~e o[her features noticee~ble ~ ~he e~t~n of the troublesome BIG i914 AUTO c;".de tamp, the headl!ght~ ~aving been RAINY DAISY ATT!~E, jl I: C. L. Moore spent last w,eek with I a~ ;t~:' marie to combine the advantages of L~h ~mall a~d large Iight in (he the What the Smart Girl 1[: George H. Moshier ]s remodelling $ l~ortnern k, rown c:ne.. (in ~ome c~rs t2~e steM1 la]zt:~9. ffllCRl an Wears ~n Stormy Weather. ]f lhis home on Main St SHOWT0 BRgA[ ex~ vcorke~t right i~o the ~'had shields, which are mblflded a~d c.ol±~ " 1: Burton Elliott spent Monday with ~ ~ ~ cave a~ a rule. I~z Lh.e ear defA4;n:~ • [relatives in Cass City. ~ ~ f~~A ~~~ ~ ~he e~briolet pattenh imI~rte4 from ALL ltEGODS i,"~_~nee and closely copied i~ t!~ !,~ Percy Legg of Pontiac transacted ]~ .~~ ~.l ! ~~.~ I I ! countw, promises "i.o be a fe:;lku'e ! business here !a'st week" t~ ~ ~' ~¢' ~,4~ ~~¢'g I 1 0 ~ii ":'he cabriolet is a closed cat" ~be:,. Charles Killarn of Clifford was a }~ -- Cosired or open car by dreppi~. G ~rfcenth Annt~.~l ~=h;~bition an the back. As :;n England, the :nc~t:e~,s caller ~ town on F~d y. 15 i! ~::.'~ t::2PA}u:g t,C ti:e ~?.:?.:~i~ b',':'c, hi:2h cpeed n_mtor. Practically every ca= with her son, Ira Roberts: troit Automobile Deaier~' wii be found with left hand control. 9 Two of these ~eatures are American, Wmt Heed of Highland Park •called A~c~ciafion %Viil Surpas~ the six.~ylinder motor and left hand on old friends here Friday. control, as few have adopted either Miss Neltie Curtis of Detroit visit- + All Previous Ones. among the European makers. e~ rela,tives here last week. ** "~EANS in this part of the state were so badly Sixes Prove Popular. i Robert Gabert of Pontiac is visit- i ~ damaged 1as, season from blight and rust, we Will Be He!d in New Ford Branch One of the great surprises of 1914 is i~g relatives here this w~ek. the unparalleled advance of me- the Thos. Agar of Clifford was a busi- * have purchased a carload of Northern Michi- Building, Opening January 17, dium priced light-weight six-cylinder Ctosing January 24. car. Makers who last year brought ness caller in town Saturday. gan Grown Seed Beans. These beans are free i out their first six-cyllnder cars have Win. Ross transacted business in }b added light sixes to their line for Detroit Tuesday and Wednesday. fi°om rust and blight. Farmers who purchased this " Good cars with good points will 1914. Among the new six-cylinder ÷ prevail at the thirteenth annual au- creations that stand out as being the Frank Parker of Handy trar~saeted *e seed last year got from ten to fiftern bushels more tomobile show of the Detroit Auto- first efforts of builders who have here- business in tow:n one day last week. 4, mobile Dealers' Association, to be tofore confined their efforts to the pro- Mrs. John Cunningham is spend- beans to the acre than those who used home grown held in the new show bui!ding at the l duetion of fours, are the Buick, Ab- corner of Woodward avenue and the I bott-Detroit, the Imperial ard many ing a few weeks w~th relatives in ~: seed, in some instances receiving $25 to the acre Boulevard, opening January 17, which; others, and prominent among ttmse Clio. + t is Saturday night next, and closing who have already made a name for Mrs. %Vm. Snelling spent the first more for their beans than their neighbors who used ~he next Saturday night. Cars of themselves and who have turned their of the week with relatives in Bay great beauty wit1 be the rule and not attention to the production of the home grown seed. city. I the exception and he who tries to lighter six-cylinder models are the make himself believe that it will be the Chahners, OaMand, Lozier, Hud- Mr. Wolven of Argyle visited his ** The sins of the fathers fall upon the bean crop *3e same old show of previous years son, Marmon, Franklin and others. son, Chas. Wolven, the first of the will have another thought after he Many new Cars will make their firgt i as well asthe human family, and the only way to l has traversed the aisles of the three appearance this year, including the week. • floors of the new show building and Chandler, the Par,in-Palmer ,the Car- H!enry Ogden of North Branch vis- . raise beans free from blight and rust is to secure t ~fter he has either litera!ly or ,in his nation and, of course, the cyclecars. ited relatives and friends here last] mind's eye attempted to pick out just: ,~ outside seed grown on sandy land, free from dis- Use car to suit himself, his good wife Few Cycle Cars Will Be Exhibited. week. and the children. For all are good Some disapointment may be ex- Miss I-}azel Legs left Monday for I ** eases that have gotten in our home ~ crop the past ears for ,1914, all are pretty cars for pressed over the few cyciecars that Pontiac where she ~ill remain im t914, and each car has its own good i few seasons. Let us have your orders early. Sam- will be seen at the shows, but the THE NEWENT STORM COAT. definit;ly, l talking points and worth considerlng.J cyclecar makers were not prepared. Miss Laura Palmer,on of Northl ple can be seen at our office. 1914 Cars Are All Good. The few cars that will be shown will Doesn't she look natty and, as our be centers of attr~otion, for there ca~ English cou~i~)s would say "fit" in Branch visited her parch,a2 home There are cars and cars, and all good, be little doubt of the interest in these her rainy day costume? It's the new- here over Sunday. ~o a selection is made with difficulty lit,lop.creations of the ear builders' est thing out in bad we-tther attire, Miss Addle Soles of Deford and ~nd after much consideration. At the brains. The manufacturers of today and for the matter of that it is quite ~ew York show, which closed Satur- William Elliott of New York visited and of the future have found that to in place for motor or railroad.traveling etay night, intending buyers found so bring out a flew,model in this field is Mr. and ~Irs. Gee. Moshier Saturday. i The Farm ProduceCo. i in any kind ,,f wealher. much to see, so much to discuss ia even more difficiilt than to bring out Mrs. Annie B. Randall left Satur- The material used iu this big, roomy F. E. KELSEY ~he privacy of the home before buy- a new model of any standard make as day morning for Chicago where she ing; so many points to consider that ulster Is mel~on cloth in a dark shade every part for the present must be will visit her daughter, Mrs. Julia ihe attendance night after night was manufactured, as the parts makers o~ navy blue The hat is of cloth, as ~n improvement upon the previous have had to l~repare for the great busi- are the gaiters which protect milady's I-rill. night. There was a reason, for buy- ness which is coming, and that takes dainty little feel Mr. and Mrs. Heineman of Port ors returned for more study. time. However, there wit1 be many Hope have been spending several }.~.,~ ~e,,e,~.~o.~e..o.,¢.,*~.,e,,o~o,,a~e,*o,,e.,o,.~.,o,,e,,m.,*.,,®,.o*,o,,e.. • .,¢.~9,.e.,m,,o,,e,,$,,~,.e,t~,.®,,o,.e.,o.,e,,e,,o',si'e"e*'~'*e*'m"~"t SeleCtion No Easy Matter, of the "early birds" at the show and New P,laying Cards. days with their son,, L. A. Heinemaan, these will attract enough attention to Mrs. John King Van Rensselaer, so- and family. ¢ THIRTEENTH Ai~NUAL And so it is going to be at the De- make their exhibits v~'orth while and ciety leader and author and leadin:: Miss Georgia Banghart of Romeo troit show, where will be seen all of inspection interesting. the greatest exhibits of the New York authority (m the history of playing will teach the intermediate room of LefL-Hand Steer and New Body Lines. cards, is soon to ill)pear ill the role of show, transported bodily to this city the Kingston high school, the re- for exhibition in the heart of the au- A land slide marks the adoption of 1tll itlvel!tt)P. maining part of the school year, ow- ,' DetreitAuter ebi e Sinew ': tomobile industry before going to Chi- Mrs. V:tn I[enssetaer has devised a the left hand steer. For many years ing to the resignation of Miss Bes- lJ~d~¢ tl~ e~t~i~ ~ th~ l)~tr~k Automobile Dcaterz Assqciation i cago. It's a great game, this selec- this form of steer was talked abo~.t pack of ptaying cards each one of g tion of a car, and especially is t h.is and discussions arose which we.~e which will bear the e~ching in l)Inck sie Skinner. true for 1914. Why? Well, because acrid, but the buyers iiked the ste.~r- and white of a distinguished woman. The Miss~s Ethel l~id, Edna Her- ! , To Be Held it's up to him who would have the ing on the left side and found it ad- FIistorical legends will.appear below. neck, Irene Holmes and Myrtle, ,/ question answered to make many vis- In th~ N~w and Ma$;nh~cent Show Palace, | vantageous, and consequently the There wlll be four suits, the emblems Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Booth, i its to the coming exhibition. The re- makers fell into line gradually for a of which will be a crown, a serpent, a ply is going to be made by the ques- ~rold Kerr, Osca, r Harris, Theron time, but for 1914 practically all of Maltese cross nnd the Liberty bell. tioner and not by the other man. them have it as a feature. Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Ollio Booth and The crown denote~ royalty and ap- ~'Cars is cars," as one man remarked 1 When the closed door cars came in John Hunter attended a party in Clif- 1 Ford Branch Building i pears on cards bearing the etchings of at New York, and then again he pen- I three years ago the balance of the ford last Wednesday%youths. i woo~wa~ av~u~ ~D ~n~ ~ou~wr~, ~T~o~r, Minn. rioted and rubbed the dollars in his I design of the body did not fit and women of royalty. Upon those bear- ing the serpent, denoting immortality, pocket against other dollars and wait- makers railed at the unsightliness of DON'T BE MISLED ~d until he could go over them all Lthe combination of old lines of hood appear notewo:'thy women, and upon " ~nce more and consider... ,~i The 191.4 with ~he new. Unbroken lines from cards bearing Maltese crosses will a!)- Cass City Citizens Should Read and gJ, n ar --flora"gj annay24! , .... :'~produet of the manufacturer was' stem tO stern now prevail; and the the pear el)pressed women and upon the Heed This Advice. made to create new sales. To refine- .stream line effect has been beauti- Liberty bell American women. Each of = meats of construction, so often talked fully worked out, am will be seen. the last named cards will bear the in- Kidne.y trouble is dangerous and i, ONE HUGE SHOW I about in previous years, and a reality, r The wedge prificiple is seen in these scrip,ion., "'Taxation X~ ithout Repre- ofte~ fatal. of course, was added beauty and that new bodies, for with the narrowing Don't experiment with something S ALL IN THE ONE C~NEAT BUILDING g senta tion.'" ¢ & ,-, word should b~ ~n,~od w~th a en~'*.'~l ne~, and untried. of the front came the widening of the The cards were intended for ed'aca- B, for it means much. Fe~y cars for bodies at the rear. The elimination Use a tested kidney remedy. L~dln~ O~h~sU~* of De~xolt---On¢ on Each Floor of the Three ! tion,'tl lr~rposes, and. although they may i 1914 compare in appearance with cars of the side lamps removed one un- Begin with Dean's Kidney Pills. of previous years. for lines have been sightly effect of every car in the past, be used for certain games, they are Used ill kidney troubles 50 years. ONE HUNDRED adopted for the body, to= the hood, while the attention given to the fit- so made that they will not appeal to Recommended here and every- the top and for everything else that ting of the fenders and to their shape the gambler. The idea is entirely where. ~ollow what is termed stream lines~ has again added beauty. But the cars novel A Cass City eitizer~'s statement I LEADING PLEASUREiCYcLECARS, CARs'ACCE3$ORIES COMMERCIAL CARS Hues of real beauty and lines that will have to be carefully studied to forms convincing proof. count. Ame:-ica has been manufac- enable the motorists to learn every Milady's Motorcar. It's local testimony it can be turing year~ in the past for utit~tv point that is new and interesting and There ~re sevor:tl innovations being investigated. Mrs. B. E. Smith, Fourth St., Cass Le~d~g V~M~ d A~:~rte~ Will I~ He~d Each and no better were made, and with the show will see all on display. made at lwesent with regard to the Evening i utility gained through years of e--- City, Mich., says: "My back ached fittings and upholstery of motorcars. severely for a long time and if I ~perience the makers o'-~+c~ "~ more especially in those designed for "to devise for t914 the ac~?e of the stooped, it was almost imoossible for milady's use. A~ML~ON g0 G~N_~ ear builders' ar~. and succeeded. me to straighten. A relative ad- B!BLE STUDY COUPON. vised me to try Dean's Kidney Pills Some el' the latest models, instead of L..~.~4~..~.~...,~.~e..~.~.e.~..~o..~~.~..e ~ .... " " -" - • .~*.e*.e..e..- Many Features Which Add to Comfort. being upholstered in the usual dark and I did so, procuring a supply at Bible and Tract Society, 17 Hicks On the cars for 1914 will be found colored leather, are being lined with Wood & CO.'s Drug Store. They Street. I;¢ooklyn. N. Y. brought me prompt relief." "tops that one man or o~e w..,m:~:~ m ~y velvet or cloth in exquisite shades, cab For sale by all dealers. Price 50 operate without a,~,istance. Thi:~ :"ca- Kindiy send me the Bible eulated to harmonize well with the Studies marked below:-- cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, tare has been g~neraAy adorted, ,,.~,td toilets of the fair owner. N'ew York, sole agea ts in the United so-called "One Man' tops and "One "Where Are ~.e Dead?" One lovely model was upholstered in States. Lady" tops are a feature that will be "Forgivable and Unpardonable dull silver gray velvet with the fittings Remember the name---Dean's and ~ppreciated. By simplifying the opei'- Sins." of oxidized silver, the latter being far take no other. 542~Adv. Isthe first aid to nature Chiropractic is a method o ation of putting up and lowering the "What Say the Scriptures Re- prettier and less ostentations than top the car makers and top maker~ specting Punishment?" those made entirely of polished silver which removes the cause of DfSEASE. Your nerves musi: have done much to remove from mo "Rich Man In Hell." toring one feature that was ever ob- "In the Cross of Christ We Glory." or plate. be in perfe~ti~condition, free from pressure or you cannot jectionable The bringing in of the cur- "Most Precious Text."-- John The cushions, two square and one remain well. i tains that col!apse and are held at 3:16. oblong, the latter nicely adjusted to fit the top until wanted and which may "End of the Age is the Harvest," into the snmll of the back when on a I am ready to prove what chiropractic can do for you be lowered and put in place in half a "Length and Breadth, Height and long and tiring d~qve, were covered in 8 whether you have acute or chronic complications. minute has also aided greatly towards Depth of God's Love." the same velvet, with the monogTam Consultation free at office. ,~ the comfort of the driver and his "The Thief in Paradise." embroidered in silver and gray thread guests. Another feature which will be ~'Christ Our Passover Is Sacri- in one cornet'. Private consultation by appointment. found on many cars for 1914 will be ficed." The foot rest. with its tin lined in- D the enclosed speedometer drive. In- "The Risen Christ." terior making a comfortable warmer "Foreordination and Election." ~tead of the unsightly wheels with In the cold weather, was also covered" THEe. J. BRAND. Chiropractor huge teeth, noisy as a rule, the speed- "The Desire of All Nations." in gray. ~meter cable goes straight to the "Paradise Regained." I Opera House Block, Cass City speedometer, making impossible any "The Cbmlng Kingdom. '' noise and adding greatly to the ap- "Sin Atonement," Hat Spoiled Eyes. Registered in state t o practice this modern science of druoless healino. pearance of the car. On the new "Spiritual Israel- Natural Is. Women should beware of the hat model cars there will also be found rael." which shades the eyes. ---_--. _ _ = _ ._-_--_-_ _ _ .-- . . o-_ -_ _-__-_- - _-. - . __-_---. _ -_ _ --

increased brakes, working internally. '~l'he Times of the Gentiles." "Hats which obstruct the vision of ...... i i i i i ,_ . Cantilever springs will add much to "Gathering the Lord's Jewels," the wearer weaken the eyes." said a Doyou know the comfort of the riders. One of "Thrust In Thy Sickle." doctor recently. the greatest additions to a number of "Weeping All Night." "A. girl of 6igt~teen who wears the 'the 1914 models is the electric gear "What Is the Soul?" "Electing Kings." 'beehive' or other overhanMng hat shift, making unnecessary shifting will find that by the time she is twenty No one was ever comfort- l~vers. This is the outgrowth of long "The Hope of Immortality," her sight is almost :~s weak as that of able with wet feet, and experimenting, and the success of this "The King's Daughter, the Bride." feature has been one of the wonders "Calamities~W4~y Permitted." all old woman" you'll find the doctor A of the age in motordom. Another ad- "Pressing Toward the Mark." Another doctor, when sho~m two a whole lot~ ,dition that is going to be appreciated "Christian Science Unscientific models of the beehive hats which and UnchNstian." expensive will enable the use of the low grade are so popular ,~mong women nowa- if'i / -day ? RUBBER fuels sold nowadays, with the mini- "OUr Lord's Return." days. said th'~t such haLu not only "The Golden Rule." than mum of trouble the heating of the weaken the sight, lint .~Iso induce bald- ?The Two Salvations." rOOTwuR carburetor intakes. ness through being worn so close to the gNarged, i~preggd and Na me ...... ~ A pair will keep you warm Improvements Found in 19!4 Models. scalp. ~e~r ~an ev'er and dry all winter, for "Ballo Street ...... E,ven kerosene may be burned in Rules Foe Girls. V Band" goods have wear built into several cars through the addition of City and State ...... Look your best by ~II means, bat be them from top to toe. Buy now this heating dGvice. Piston~, too, for Upon receipt of the above cow your best also Mere read~ng tffan i~ given while we have every size. ];914 are going to be flat and cylinder heads are going to be detachable, al- pen we will send any one of A healtl~y girllmod is the best foun- in a NAmer~caa ~mnN3r For ,ado b~ lowing o'~ the ee~y removal of carbon. these Bible Studies FI,'EE'. an3' dation for a happy life. D. McDONALD & SON / The six-cylinder car is gCng to be three of them to,'" 5 cents Know about cooking, housekeeping Beaul~y. popular fov at, other yeai ~Jd iigh~ (staml:.~:~, c:" the entire 31 for 25 an~ ~ott:~t~(, economy. Mx-cylinder cars are going to be found cents. SEN[) AT ONCE TO Remember that a good danghter E~ ~o a greater degree than last year. BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY, makes a good wife. ~el tanks are to be found in the 17 Hicks St.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Accept only the best men as your ~owl dash on many ears and at th~ husbands, paying as mm-h attention to 8 end To-day r ~'ear in others, while some have tanks their character as to their personal ap- t both ~laces, enabling the carrying pearanco q~ 2rea~er quantity of gasoline. One I Chronicle |inen~ bring results. S am pl G Cop I¢i,8 Advertiseyour auction in the Chronicle

L• \ CASS CiTY CH~ON.~CLE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1914, _ ' ! !! ~ ..:==~ . __ ~, ...... 2 ...... - ...... -- ...... : ...... i ...... LOGAL iTEiv~8. ! Stephen Mudge antl Frank Cranick, The ice harvest is on. I M!ss I~..ue Kiie is numbered with ~. : i ; , ; ' .... ~...... : I v/he have both been numbered with A!bert Vogel and Geo:-g-e..Holi~an Samuel Brown was a caller in De .I the sick, are improving nicely. were• cMlers :n"" I~ay C:ty• Sa.,uraay."t- ]~ "' l,t~i,,me ac Deford over Sunday. " ' ' " ' " ! ford Monday. . t ~'Truth" i~ the sub}oct of the iIenry Krug "i,s Very s~riou.sly ill W. A.Lamb was in Snorer on.bust - Christian Set.once lesson sermon at with c~:nccr of the s~omach and bow- 1 Russel Joues, who is employed LONG AND SHORT •LEAF : :l hess Saturday. i the next meeting Thursday, Jan. 22. vls. ~. ~.mtia.c, sp.~jnt Sunday at his home , ,. ' ' ' • '. Lloy.d Reagh of Care visited friends .-- Miss Elsie Kolbovisited friends in Floyd Mellon of Pontiac wa'.~ the here 0vevSunday, " " C~,ro \Vodne~sday. Clarence Kolb, .who guest of Miss Malvina Cam'pbe!I or- LeWis McGeorge went to Detroit h.V.s be~n. employed there, returned or Sunday. Y wP'eIIo me .-rnb I Wednesday for a few days. :home with her. Willia.m Baer and Miss Myrtle Wil- Miss MerleGale of Decker sp~t The regular morning services will kins Of Crcswell were guests at ' the MI%. N. C. Ferriby of' Pt. Huron ~ FOR BARNS, SHEDS, FINISH, ETC, I Sunday at her home here. bc held at the Evangelical church home o.f B. L. M:ddleton ov~r Su.:£: b~gan a class in dancing at Cass City ~ " : . 1 t[~v from a soy.ere attack of IagnSppe. vice at ~b.e Qui(.i,= ~ci,eci ~t 3:00 p. Nell D'~:~.nc:l!y and Miss Grace Eddy Ca.re City business place,s close at Ogden A±.we!l r64urned home Tiles- m. returned to Durand Tuesday after, {;:gO p. m. darin,x the winter mo~ths ~!.ay after a ~eek's visit in Por~tiac. C. O. Greenleaf of Detroit sur- s~e~d~ng ~, few days at the f~rmer's t except:inK Saturdays. Mise ~ernice ~:olb was the gues£ pared, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. hom.~ here. , 1 Everett Mudge of Shabbona is era- Yellow Pine Shiplap or V Siding. of Miss Edna Harris at Kingstm~ Sat- ,Tames Greenleaf, on Friday by paying Miss Ftossie Crane and Mrs. Hira.n: p:oyed at J. D. Crosby & Son's Shoe Is excellent for siding a barn or can be i thom a visit, lie returned to Detroit and Clothing Store~ m'day. : \,Vodnesday. Bearer returned home Fri(av ~Ferj used for partition, floors in granary, first floor in Mrs. Joseph Fr~atchey and daugk-' spending a few weeks w~th relatives Mrs. ]3'. L. Bennet~ of D,~,troit is houses. Makes an extra good siding for chicken ~r, irene, were visitors in Deford Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Striffler of Ar- at Corinth, Tilsonburg an~ St. Thom- ~'S]) ~,-~"~.=dlllg • ~dl~ ~ wc~k he~,e with her coops, hog houses and driving sheds. Saturday. gylc, Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Helwig, Mr. as, Ontario. sister, Mrs. F. A. Bliss. and Mrs. Char. Patterson and family • F. A. Vince~)~t of Detroit was a~and W. D. Striffler spent Sanday at A numb:r of ihe yO'd~g people of Miss Hazel Fe,at.her returned home > guest at the hcm~ of J. D. Br0oker ith3 h,eme of S. C. Striffler in North- this vicinity are makip~g preparation T hursda.y after visiting for a week 2x6's Yellow Pine. over Sunday. for a home ta.!ent play wlfieh .some v,qth friends in Eay City. Make barn rafters that stand the test. We Ed. Davis is re:dourly ill with bron-ie::st Elkland. , t dramatic agent will train. The play Walter Wixon of Care was a g~est have a good large assortment. :• ¢.hitis at the home of his nephew, ] F.E. Kelsey, Joseph Frutchey and I is "A Woman's Hie-nor." E. A. McGeorge went to ...... Detrolti at the home of Charles Wflsey :W. O. Ma;~shall. V(otln~sday to attenda meeting of The Y. P. U. of the Baptist church ~:Vedn,es~day and Thursday. Yellow Pine Finish. wa~ entertained at the home of 'Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Kitchen °f ~.he Michigan Bean Jobbers' Assoeia- Mrs. A. J. Knapp, sr., returned Our stock of finish is the best that is man- Owendale spent Sunday at the home ', tion. They will retur]i Saturday. Selina Brown Friday evening. Games home Wedneaday after spending sere • and contests fur~ished the evening's ufactured. It is perfectly run and thereby you of I~vid Hutchinson. Mrs. S. Charr~ion was able to be eral weeks with friends a~ Ypsilanti. amusements and a delightful luncheo save 60 per cent° of your carpenter work. John Vffet ~ daufer of Tavistoek, O:~t., :about the house for the first time { Miss Fern Loney of Hay Creek, and Henry Wettlaufer of Detroit ar~ Tuesday after the shake-up and in- ! x~:as served, who, has been visiting at the home of We kindly ask that you get our prices on callers here this Week. juries she received in a rnnaway near Miss Myrtle Mead, w,ho has spent George Burt, left for Detroit Men- that next bill. ' Mr. aa:d Mrs. G. E. Reagh eater- Elkt0u. The accident occurred near-s~veral weeks at Minneapolis, Minn., day. ~ained the Five Hundred Club at thei !ly two weeks ago while Mr. and Mrs. and has been visiting in Detroit and Mrs. G. A. Striffler and SOl:, Irwine, home Monday evening.. Champion were returni~ag home from Tren.ton for the past week, am-ived returned Thursday £rom Manitowoc, S. F. Bigelow, Fred Withey and Elkton. !home M~udav. She expects to leave \Vie., ~here they vtsite

O0 0~ Souder and Miss A,nne Foster acting turned home af,;er spending a few iO • ¢' -O a.s witnesses. Mr. McLeod is the as- w.eeks with relatives* at Pa~q~ Hill and ~ This Kind of Weather ]~ Favor " O O 4;~ @ •~ OO sistant cashier of the Citizens State \Vest Wq!iams_ , on., able for Coughs and Colds ~" ...... Bag ~O Savi,~gs Bank at Brown Ci.ty. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bliss are re- ~, * •2 ...... -.... Fred ~Voolman, who r-~c(,n~ly we:at jo!eh~g over the arrival of an eight- ¢:4 O O ,~,G ~ to Sanatarium, Ont., in search of bet- oound- daughter at their home, Sun- - If you happen to have one of those deep o ~ .~ ter health,-~rites the Chronicle: "i day morning. She has bean named i~ "O O saw by the paper that D. M. H~ugh- Audrey Naomi. i .....~*~ seated coughs and can't ge~ rel~ef O O ton gained 10 pounds in a month. Mrs. C. I~, Miller and daughter, }~*})~ O O At this season of the year is indispensable. ~: Pshaw[ that isn't much. I gainemat¢er off act they often last ~o .bomost t baye6 groundof forsow this country." The Volunteer class Of the Evan- ~, S C gh SN g 0 0 go.lien! Sunday School met at the home .:o0 * ou rup. ~a much ~o~]g~r. o° A number of the farmers ~.i~-g. ., of Miss Mac Benkelman Tuesday eve-~ : .... %~ -~orth and east of Case City ~et at ning. Following a she~"c b,asin,ess s~s- ~ Two excellent remedies for coughs, throat ~4~ the home of Solomon StriffI,ert Fri- sion, games provided much fu~ for O and lung trouble, prices 25c and 50c ~ day evening and organized a farmers ~ , . .,~2~- club. A. D. Gillies was elected pre~i- the members and later refreshments O . were s.~rved. O O dent; Solomon Striffler, vice presi- g* "~" Wood's RexaH Drug Store O der~t; Joseph~-Benkelman, . secretary The ~Vo.st S~de Club a:~d a, number ~ ~ O,~, and Mrs. Samuel Striffler, treasurer, ef other friends of Mr. aaJd Mrs. L4m @~ When you get that "akey" feeling and feel " ~ ~ , ~ ..... ~ ...... ,, ~- - -, ~t~.~ ~w~,~,~..~ * ~**~ ~,~,,'~ ,~ ~.~O,.~~ The" club will meet evmT ~wo weeks E. Diekiuson surprised then: at their ~ the lagrippe coming on think ot A. D. S. cold and and social and educational eve~3ings hem~ Tuesday evening. Cards ~.nd ,:~, . - . da.neing were the evening's amuse- .-~.~-* lagrippe tablets. They contain no quinine to f~ ...... are planned. .merLs and luncheon was served. Du- O make your head ring but have other more * Lodge meg Wednesday afternoon at in~o~., ,,he c,:p~ot to :eve ~'~-em their ~ valuable ingredients that quickly break colds and L:V ~ O the h°me of Mrs" Hersey Y°ung t° farm t° Ca~ City' w'ere P':e:~"t"d ~*~' .,~aralyzes the lagrippe. Prke 25c. GDe it a triat. .~;~,~ spend a short time with her. The wPh a set of silver knives and forks ladies brought their supper with them ~ ~ a.nd had a. very delightful time. In esteem given thcl~ by their ~e::ghbors 0 behalf of the society, Rev. f~. u. YOUR Hayward presented Mrs. Young with The Venus I~ebek~h Lodge h~!.d ~ KITcFORH EN oooo remem-their ins.tallation of officers at the O CASe C'|Y brance from the society, lodge ro~rn~, Friday evening and the ~ ...... " following officers wero inst~!l,ed: ~.g,O~,@+$~Og~:~;~"~g.~,~,'~,g~,;~@,~g~~g~g~~g~ P. P. Webber left Saturday morn- ning for Detroit where he spent a Past Noble Grand, Lillian Goff; No- .....~ ..... = fe~ days. Some of the bo~rs say ble Grand, Mrs. Belle West; vice ~, ;,~, ~ We have everything you that he went dawn to the city to Grand, Mrs. Lizzie Brian;, recording [~]~OI D]~][~_ tel )jr0[ - - -i h riced "obs at secretary, Mabel BNan-; financial sec-i may need to brighten up tana one of those ng " "p J r&ary,~ :Mrs. Etcanor ~Usher; treas m "-; , your kitchen. For i n- the Ford Auto Co.'s plant, but Pet.or er Mrs Eliza Sehwade'rer; right sup-"

we are a " ' - s e po~'cer to Noble Gr~.nd Mro.° hI~,~ ,rot' ! stance, showing mmsts"w:as to thatvisit thehis sister,ob'ect3 Mrs.of the dam tr~pr.." -', ." , " aSsPrPP~I::;tg"' - Valuable magnificent line of line- He also made a trip to Tol.edo where i~::dd~Cl~k?/s 1;~r h i

' ":"' teums cool in summer, he, trm~sacted' business. 1 - ' : .~_ - . ,pol~er to Vice Grand Mrs. Dal~y Hel-, COOKS warm in winter, clean all Armouncements were received here ller; left supporter to Vice Grand, year round, and wear ever- recently of the maFriage of A.d~a i Mrs. Kate Bailey; warden, Mrs. Sara~ i lastingly. Bow'man and Miss IAllie Fern Bigtiam' Ca!dwell; conductor, Jennie Gardner; I - on I~,~e 22 at Kerrobert, Sask. ~l~eYiChaplain Mrs. Minnie Benkelman; i - came ~cast " 0,3 their wedding• trap• and i'• inside gua.rd~an,' • Mrs. Jesme• Tray i.,s, i go a long way toward making life a pleasure, 'You cannot make your rooms nice and bright if the wore guests at the home of Raw. and ~outside g"aardian, Fannie Hendrick. ! but even a valuable cook can't do much good ~] Mrs. B. Bowman, the groom's parents, C.W. Holler sent his team to Bay', lui floor covering is faulty, and you should be assured of a per- , Da i J. A ar the groom's i when poor quality materials are used. If you and Mrs. v d • g ' _ .: . Po-t .the first of the week after a ~ want your cook tosecure the best results from ~ ~-] and beaming home by using linoleum, sist.~r,...... at Clarksville,DetroitandMiCh'thenhaterin Rerl[ntney .wad" of the housenold" goods, of -his. ~111 . • [111 || Our prices are always the lowest for high grade v~eu m ' -'son, Earl Holler, who is moving to UI baking do not buy a poor grade of flour--but and Toronto, Ont. They will be at ' ...... |~ come ifland the line. home iu Saskatoor~ Sask ,after Ma~rch cass uitv. 'me nmn ariving :ne team goods, see • ' "* .... tonpcd "at the store early in the buy || We order especially for your room if nothing in stock 1. The, groom formerly attended tne ~ ~ " " s" rune:..... on zne t~p ' "H pleases you. '- " - a n~orning oe~:ore r~a g el 1 n~-~-b .... ¢ the firm of Bowman Bros, and endeavored to awaken Mr. Hel- ~ho" d; :'"~urishin- business in bi "let by pounding on the stairway door e r s !Ii

Saskatoonm°' "'3 , • residenceFail'e roomsm hsh overhm objectthe store. there, he e ii D gelow & Sons ~ " ' ink to aco P" " II The Favorite btore el Gasff City L.E. Dickinson was agreeably dis- : went to the rear of the store. Here [[ appointed ir~ figuring up the p:OC~e~id he found a ladder, and using" it, he [JlJ Lots Of homes are finding out that Heller's fnq of his auction sale which w ascended to the porch which extends ~ White Lily is just the flour the best cooks 1111 last Thursday, to find tha~ the total fr,.~m the rear of the second story.. - amount was $300 more than he h:d Knocking at the door which opens on- 0[~ want. Order a sack the next time you need lilt - e3timated tile prcpe:ty would b~:o~[ to the porch ~he succeeded in arous- [lit flour, 1111 0000000060000000000000000000000000000000000000000060 Whe sale.was largel~ attended, ~ m in~ the occu;ants When Mr. Holler [i~

o A I e able T mekeeper o her of people present. Newspaper in£on carefully inspecting the. horses ~] ooo o°o [space00 ton advertise this saleo was usedu and the surrounding territory. When,u !ii, O c,t, 1 1 . iillo g O i i n the Chronicle exclusively. Mr. a 2 Mr Heiler assured the marshal that C.W. HELLER o in a watch is what most people are after. Then, too, o° jMrs. Dickinson w~ll move to Ca the horses belonged to mn~ and that o° many like a good looking watch, as well. We have a 0 ]City within a few ~ ~eks, as soon everythingwas alright, the officer o ,~+,,~o~, in reliable timekeepers, and beautiful to look ]tbo, rooms over Mrs. Golf's store are turned disgustedly away and retraee~ . ,. " / Oo at. We invite your inspection, o° [made ready for them. Mr; Dickin- his steps homeward. Evidently some [UJ t.MI o o J.so~ has purchased Mrs. Golfs l~?:e~f of the neighbors thought that the ! o T.L. TIBBALS o [general merchandise and rail" ry n~an climbing to the second story via O~[U-/~ ~['~[t____ . ,0, : ~}J~'] o Jeweler and Optometrist o J and in the transaction he disposes of a ladder was bent on mischief and o [ his 160-aere farm in Ell'mgton town- ;they were not slow in turmng m o° o [shi . -; [ala' to marshal, " yo ur auc ti0n in the O~ 00~00000000000000000000000000 O0000CO000000000000000" CA$S CITY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1914. PAGE FIVE. ( I I' . . ~ Jl -- 1111 "~. Ill ", I ' lll!'II 'kl' II I [ UNION NEETIN6S i

?/: -OPEN-zdBP~gIOOSLY ] THE HOME OF Quality Groceries Continued from first page. Fourth Annual the sartorial innovation that Mr. An- t drews presented. , Quality, In voice and facial expression, he strikingly reminds one of the high- Clearance Sale Groceries ~wait class character actor o~ the modern ~'ou drama. As an o-,~,oc h~ po,~sesses FROM JANUARY 17 TO JANUARY al INCLUSIVE here, the ra.rc ability, a fcr.:ei::l r~.a.~:oner and Hired ~hat 2, moat p-!(?-SiFg :,i':~a?,cr. iic iz a mal~e hunger combination of the comedian, the on our entire line of jeweiry, Rings' Bracelets, Lockets disappear ! !tragedian, theologian, the philoscphet" -.~. and the logician in the highest and I and Chains, Combs, Cuff Buttons, MeshBags, Watch.es, Here the Pure Food Law~ Obtain, n~ozt commendable degree, hence it . will be seen that such a combination Cut Glass, China, in fact everything in our store will be sold And those with appetites on the wane, , of re:cos cannot help but appeal to k Get them quicRly bacll again! ]all classes, edifying and electrifying the hearers and therefore give due .... 2""~2""---2122£:227 "2"-Y._'-2-'_.Z--'--,,L'Z. . consideration to the forcible logic of this earnefft mall in his appeals for uplift Off Try these--They'll Please [ the and betterment of humani- Or e-quarter ty, peace on earth, good will to men, land the glory of the Master. Except Hamilton Watches and Big Ben Clocks. Roy. Andrews is frank in his ex- • Pancakes only I~)C pressions, but modest and persuasive and is not imbued with the spirit of Watches per sack in dry form. intolerance, and rasping d enmlcia- t ion~ that cause the gigg!e and arous0 $25.00 Watches at . . $18.75 a feeling of resentment in the men SYR~UP==Delicious in quarts, and women of Christian spirit and $20.00 Watches at . $15,00 ethical demeanor so frequen,tly the $15.00 Watches at o . $11.25 gallons and gallons. case with the itinerant, so-called, evar gelist. This divine appeals to the $10.00 Watches at .., $7.50 better nature of humanity, points out $7.00 Watches at . . $5.25 HONEY=The very choicest white its duty in plain and logical language with the least possible offense to $5.00 Watches at . . $3.75 comb, only ~oc per lb. Try a the hearer. He appeals to reason and $1:00 Watches at . . .75 not to the resentful forces of human lb. with your next order. character, hence his wonderful pow- er and marvelous success in the no2 and All Goods at Same Discount Keep sweet. ble work in which he is engaged. Were one to put in a ~entence the thoughts of those who have heard~ jeweier and the evangelist it would ':be this quota- A.H Higgins O pto~etris¢ E. W. Jones tion, "It was good to be there." Music a Feature. i~¸ Ca.lied to this city as the associate The Orocer of Mr. Andrews is Prof. Har- old R. Coffin, of Chicago, who will have charge of the m~usie throughout the campaign. The professor began LOCAL ITEMS. COLWOOD. his work Monday night in organizing Thanks to the Weather Nan, just the time to think of and drilling the large chorus and it I Mrs. A. A Hitchcock went to l~ichard Mackey is attending the was easily seen that this part of the SagJ_naw~ Tuesday for the week. Gleaner meeting at Toledo, Ohio. service will be a big feature in the revival meetings. This well known and The farmers institute held here Mrs. Chas. Andrews of Caro is vis- talented gospel sir~ger and director of iting her sister, Mrs. Alva Phelps. Fur Coats Furs Wednesday was a profitable one and music comes from' a family of must- the afternoon session, the seats Louis Krahling of Cass City a ~ visited cianc, his father being the voice were all occupied and several farmers friends here on Sunday° teacher in the Moody Bible Institute, were forced to stand. The snow l Miss Adeline Cross spent Sunday Chicago. From childhood Mr. Coffin We 8 Sets of which fell at the close of this ses- at the home of Chas. Patrick. has been in a n~usieal atmospkere. -.si0a drove many home who had in- tez~ded to remain for the evening pro-~ Miss Geraldine King is numbered When but a wee lad he entered 6 Ladies' Russian Bear = with the sick. large church choir and s0cm achieve~ gram and as a result the attendance Chicago boy so- w~s :small. A. B. Cook :spoke inter- i h.Irs. Steve Dillon, who has been distinction as the " " ~stingly on "The Ideal Farni Cem-[sick, is better at this writing. prano soloist." In his boyhood days FUr Co~tS Grey and Brown for Chil- t; he was presented with a gold medal, ] )!;~:mnity" and Prof. J. E. Kennedy on t and at the World's Fair he was 1 ~'The Country Sdhool--the Past, Pres- I MARRIAGE LICENSES. Left, 4 Pony and 2 dren and Misses avcarded anoiher gold medal. ~ent~ and Future." ! John Thomas McLane, 24, Jeddo; Prof. C o~in is thfroughly equipped for his high ea.lline,, being a c~]lege- B~. Rahe~ th~ Good size Scarf SHABBONA. i Ins Sim~nens, 19, Amadore. carry any over we will i l~oy F. Miles, 24, Ypsilanti; Gene- bred man and l~aving studied under many of the gr~at teachers and mu- a, ow yo, ~ and Muff sold for Miss Daisy tI,amey of Cass City ivieve Brophy, 25, Palms. Alonzo Fergus~n, 27, Elk; Mary A.! sicians of the front rank. As a gos- t spent the last week with her lgrand- pel singer, Mr. Coffin has achieved mother, Mrs. Burns. Welch, 21, Elk. , Win. A. Kuehn, 23, Sebewaing; marvelous success, having sung with = 200~ $4 and $&50 per Wm. F. Ehlers was i~ Jackson Sat- the leading evangelists, bo*h of this Larna Mast, 20, Sebewaing. ,~arday to hear Win. Jennings Bryan. country and England. Although he ! Gottfield Meier, 24, Saginaw; Eva set to close is a musician and a director of music, Mrs. E. A. Phillips and son, M. F., Metzler, 16, Sebewaing. he frequently makes a-.:ldresses and] 7were in Cass City Thursday Mrs. Lewis B. King, 22, Verona; Adna giv¢,s talks on special subjects, con- ] Phillips remaining on account of the E. Musselm:an, 20, Lake. sickness of Steve Mudge. John Lermont, 23, Harbor Beach; duets classes and gives Bible read- Discount *2.98 Miss Laura Striffler of Cass City Bernice Peterson, 23, Harbor Beach. lags. spent the week end with her sister, Frederick Sonntag, 26, Sebewaing; \Vhcn interviewed le, sfi evening, Mrs. Otto Nique. Martha Kuisel, 22, Sebewaing. the professor stated" "I am very glad of the opportunity of coming to your The Farmers' Institute held Satur- Peter Leiterman, 20, Brookfield; Muffs city an'd I am already assured wifih day was well attended and a good Anna Keller, 19, Brookfield. the splendid representative body of Separate Muffs in all new Don't miss this opportun ;program gJvem yom~g l~eople who will work hand in shapes, Jap Mink, Russian ity to get what you want in Mrs. Win. Ehlers and Mrs. A. L. i Dixie Land, hand w,ith me to maki ~n~ the music a Sharrard left Monday for a visit with Where the southern states and the feature of these meetings. I antici- Mink, Bear, Coney, etc. at Furs. :the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. famous southern song derived the title pate a great meeting and one that J. B. Proctor, in Pontiac. The latter "Dixie" is told in the history of the old Cass City will long talk about." SPECIAL DISCOUNT veill also visit in Dryden. I Citizens' bank of New Orleans, which !the London Financial Times gives. 25% Off ON ALL READY TO Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay and P~plar Poles Wanted. Prior to the war between states their son and l~bt. Ltndsay of Lon- the WEAR. ~the bank. wlfieh h~d power to issue Parties having poles to sell would don, ~Ont., returned home Monday af- paper notes, put out several millions of please phone or call E. %V. K~erch.er at printing office. 1-16- ter a week's stay with their mother dollars 'in delmtnim~tions of $10 anti ~nd other relatives. $20. The ten doll:tr Mils were engrav- We would like to showyou the best ed in French. with the ward "Dix" wagon you have ever seen. J. A. A. A. HitchcocR WI LMOT. [ten} prominently featm'cd on the back. Caldwell. The bills became known as "Dixias." and. this money becoming popular, Span of mules for sale. Harry Mrs. Bert Barton of Oxford visited ~, ,o, '1I~ Io, ,l[c:a6=:)l[, ,o~____ ~VO-1 Louisiana became known as "the land Young. 9-19- ~relatives here Friday and Saturday re~ of the Dixies." and at last the term turning to her hom~ on evening t~in.t came to include all the southern states Two ffpecial values in fur coats. Pit,e fur 'ined coat. See Gee. L. under the familiar "'Dixie Land." E. J. Tamkey and Roland Rayworth Hitchcock. 12-12- are surveying a ditch in~ easters part

stay h,,re azmther minute I.i:verytlody ' azhhsFh-~-t-fiiss lgfi of lese majesty. leaped to her feet w.ith n short scr(~,',~u~ in the hot(-,I ix talkina" We'll all be '~r- "Don't tell anyh.dy.'" vailed Con- and wa~ elute!liu~ his arm frantically. rested "" stance as .she bana'ed the door behind •'On bail~ At hal,f, past: 10~ G9od trY,HI 5I!" !'d)(]Dey, for onve. was the her. heavens, then -. then -oh, are you sure?" " 1 " " THE he~,.(l of the family, lC[e fi~ced her Soon aft(,:" tni(lt:i,.~ht a ,,losely veiled "Poshtive. a bs'h]tely." ...... 7" stern ly. lady drove up to ;, sir,.,t (.orner adja- "Then wh:~t has become of my 9.000 "~;o u~ your •r,onls. both of you. ('ent to the ,ity I' i~o,,~ a dolorot~.~ look- vrov¢l I S "f" HUSBANDS We'll stay here until this thing i.q end- in,,," Imihlinff whi,.l~ I,,mwd rip still and "Yell c'll ~o;I rch niP, (.~onshft floe, '° ed. 1 d(lt|'t P'ive a h:lng what she's menacing just :~b,e:.,d. She '~lie:hted nl Urllllll'~d l.'r,.(hlie. • dora,, I'm t,,,,l r.oing to desert her" an(l, di.vmis,¢in~ lh(, (.:;I). .~lrode off "1 dos kn(:,W what yell're talkin" OF EDITH ! "But-but he isn't her husband'." quickly into ttw side street. At a dis- "bout, Cons'nm'e." said Mr. Rodney in gasl~ed .Mrs lh)dney, struck dumb by tant ('orner. in frorlt of a (,rowded eat- a very hurt tone "'We--we put up se- this nnl:!zinr r~,l)oltion. ing house, two spirited horses, saddled curity f'," {ire tbous'n dollars, that's %, --%, ,;, B~ mada m ?" he retort~,,d with' fierce irony. t)oy, ,'hami)e(l m)i~ity :It their bits. The we getsh fro" it. UngraohfulY" "l disown her'." wailed his wife. sttn~ yollng: '~\'Ol,~t:tll (,xr.hanged a few rapid Co:~st:~/,,(, l/a(! l~(-,(q~ thinkin~ very GEORGE BARR raisoIl sentetlce~: with the boy alld thell re- hard. lmying tm heed to t~is maudlin M'CUTGHEON "(;o to your rooms'." stormed pudgy turl/e(] ill t:h~~ (iiro('ti()n frolll wtli('h she defense It rapidly was dawnln~ upon Mr, ti(:({:!(,3" Then, ns thes slunk corse A man stopped OIl't O[~ tl door- her that these men had se('ured her ~way. tw turned t,) the llDl)rovin.~ ~wqy ns she lu,:~red the ('orne r. acoOSt- lovers ~elease ()n bail .t half past 10 Odell-Ca!'u,~y, slicking ~mt his (.hest a , ink" her with a stealthy (lefere~l(:e tl~ut o'clock. {1!t holir 'l~d :/ tmtf t~(lq-Ore she Dodd. Cop;jnght b~j Hoad & Co. trifle in his new found :luthorfty. '"l l proet:~ime(1 him lo be anything trot an had given beT" l)ribe ~f 9.)(}0 frowns to say, Carney, what's to be dane next?" un wetc(Hl'lt' InH P~/It(](~F. the jailer. That beip..g the e~,:e, it wa becv~ming c~ear to her that the v, r et,'! CHAPTER Xill, '%Ye'll have a drink first and then After eater p'.,, ',~': ,~ on one side and deliberately had taken the tuo1~v3 see,' lie sai& stoli:l eXi)O'~{,llg,;:,;;~. Oll the other, a The Cily Prison. As they were entering the buffet a small packa~ze p:t>u~e(1 frolal the hand knowing that Brock was not in ~t~,~- HE anticlimax had struck tbe cheery voi(,e accosted them from be- of tile youths woin:~n into the huge prison aml with the plain (lesis;i3 t~ Hotel Tirol some hours be- hind. Freddie Ulstervelt came up, real paw or the ~lan. The latter gave her rob her of the ~ltnollllt. It was a {ra::s fore it came upon Brock and distress in Ms face. a quick, c;tutiou:~ salute and hurried a('titm in which hv, could t)e I)e"t'p.":': T Miss Fowler. Mr. Githeus de- baek toward the b~il. se('ure; hri{:itL'-; t)l' public oltici;~ls is :~ "I say, count me in on this, l'll buy, manded the person of the man (.ailing if I may. I'ge just heard the news The veiled >(,'un;~: womnn, very nerv- solemn oh(,z~se in Austria and (:vr himself Roxbury Medcroft. The prin- from the door porter. Beastly shame. ous al]d sir:lll~:@iy agitated, made hec glans. She t'~llld have lie F(~('(HII'?;o. cipal bank in the eity was also repre- isn't it? I had Mlle. Le Brun over to way back to the spot where the horses could slake llo con}plaint. Her money sented in the colnpany of investigators. hear the band concert--she's related to were standing. Making her way was gone~ Likewise there was a laconic gen~le- that painter woman, by the way; 1 through the (.luster or' small tables "VVhere is Mr. Be--Mr. Mederoft?'" man from {he British office. told Katherine she was. Say. ge0tle- whici~ lined the inner side of the side- she dcmarid~,d, her voiee full of anxie- Mr. Medcroft was out. Then, riley men, we'll stand by Mrs. Medcroft, walk she. found one v, no('cupiecl at Ihe ty. If lie were out of j:lil why had he The cook is llappy, the agreed, it was necessary to see Mrs. won't we? Count me in. If it's any- extreme end, a position which ('om- failed to come in the n)eeting place? other members of the family Medcroft, or the lady representing her- thing that money can square Fm here manded a view of the street down "He's lorked in.,' persisted Freddie. m-e happy--appetites sharpen, things self to be such. Mr. Githens was per- with a letter of credit six figures long." which she had just come. "That's jqst it, Miss l.'owler.'" ex brighten up generally. And Calume~ mitted to go to her rooms in company "Join us," said Odell-Carney warmly. It'llf past l. then 2 o'clock. The mer- plained ()deil-('arney glibly. "Y(m shee with the manager of the hotel. What "You're a good sort, after all." rymaker,,,' were thinning out; she was --see, it w,ts this way: We g~t him ~ :~aking Powder is responsible for it all. transpired in those rooms during the, Ttmy sat down at a table. Freddie quite alone at her end of the place. out on bail on condititm tw'd 't)o:lr to next fifteen minutes would be quite By tiffs time a close observer might ~~]oi'row ln()l'llJlu~ "foI'~,:~ t he [n~lgiStl';l te i] .For Calumet never fails, Its stood betwe6.n them, a l~an(1 on the wonderfal leavening qualities insure impossible to narrate short of an en- shoulder of each. Very seriously he have noticed that she was trembling After we'd got him out he insiste(l ,)n perfeet!y shortened, ihu!t!essly raised tire volume. Edith promptly (,ollapsed. was saying: violently; timre was an air of abject CO[lli[tg "['(Hlll(] [lel'e s~'s lie ('Ollld i'iln Subsequently she became hysterical. "'1 say, gentlemen, we ean't abando. feat" and despair in her manner. away witi~ y,)t;. That w:~ssen a ~en, baking's, She begged for time, and, getting it, a ~VOI[I~II at a time like this. We must Why did he not come? Whal had nelmanly thing.to dr) :liTer we'd ptlt ilI; Cannot be compared with proceeded to threaten every one with ollr HI~H]eV. We ~.~)~t'~" afford h:lve [li;lt stand toa'ether. All true s~)orts and happei~6d? Had tim plot failed? Was 9~hcr baking" pow der'-b which pvr, ~i~e prosecution. rHnnin' away with 3"o11. N~) we llaO black sheep should stand together. he even now lying wounded unto death without peribrming. "I am Mrs. Mederoft!'" she deviated don't you know." as the result of his effort to escape him locked in a room on tot) floor ()f piteously. "Where iv the American con- It is possible that Odetl-Carney ap- captivity~. A hundred horrid thoughts the hotel, wtmre ~}e C;lit'l get OUt "n Even a beginner in cooking sul? I demand the American consul:" preciated the subtlety of this compli- raced through her throbbing, over- leave us to t]old the bag, don't you see. gets delightful results with this never- "What has the Ameriean government ment. Not so Mr. Rodney. wrought bruin. He should have been He ahnos" cried an" said you'dbe wait- ~aiIing Calumet Baldnff Powder. Your in" at the ehnrvh or-or something like to do with it?" gruffly demanded Mr. "Sports? Black si~eep? Upon nly with her two hours ago--he should now grocer knows. Ask him, Githens. soul. sir, l don't understand you," he be far on I~is way to freedom. Alas, that bally s(mg. d()rr't you know, aU' "Mr.--Mr,--the gen~leman whom you as a lash reslh)rL to keep him q~:iet RECEIVF_~D HIGHEST AWARDS mumbled. Mr. Rodney, although he something appalling had happened, %:forld's Pure Food Ex.~fion, Chicago, accuse is a,n American eitizenY' she hailed from Seattle, had never known she was sure of it'. like a good ferrer-- fMler, we said we'd Pa:fi~ F~zgc=itlon, France, March, !912~ come an' get you an" 'sphiin everythin~ stamme~:ed. anything but a etean and utu'umpled At last there hove in sight, coming sa~is 1--,s~|sTa v -a hem '.- sasstsfae' r ty.- "Oho,~ Then he is not an English- conscience. = from the dissection in which lay the g~' ~,,.~.m,,.~=g^-'~..pave ':"~.mone',~ . 'when ..you ~,ay ..... ~o orhi'--. ~, ani...... ,n.'~w~ar., . ,l~'~n'~be'~aMed'. Sir/Calum,L. man.?" She looked at thorn with. burning Freddie clapped him jovially on" the prison, a group of three men. It was a eyes. Slow rage was eo,m:i:ng" to the "I refllse to n~swer your questions. shoulder. "It's all right, Mr. Rodney. jaunty party, evidently under the influ- flaming point. And for this she trod You are impertinent. I ask you, sir, I'll take your word for it. But if we ence of many libations sat and suffered for honrs i,n a street as the manager of this hotel, to eject are Ma(.k sheep we shan't be black- They bore down upon her. The next restaurant', d"or this'. Her eyes feli this man from my rooms." The man- guards. We'll stand by the ship. • instant they were solemnly shaking upon the limp horses and tl~e d'eje¢'te(l aged smiled blandly and did not eject What's to be done? Bail 'em out?" hands witi~ her, much to her dtsmay. stable boy. Two hem's'. the man. Mrs. Medcroft despite Mrs. Odell- "Cons'ante. we've been tookin" f-fer "You will release him at once.:" sl,, "'But, madam," he said, "we have a Carney's friendly offices ,'efused point you ever'where in town. W-where on right to know who and what you are. stormed. "Do you hear? It is outra- blank to discuss the situation. She did earti~ "re you been?" ask(,K1 Mr. Rod- geous !" If Mr. Medcroft is in London this gen- not dare to do or say anything as yet. ney thickly, with a laudable attempt Leer Leer Without another word to the daz(,d tleman surely cannot be iie, the re'~t Her husband had imt telegraphed the at severity. trio she rushed to the curb and com- Mr. Medcroft. We must have an ex- word releasing her from the sorry com- "Ever sineh "teven o'clock, Con- manded the boy to assist her into the planation." pact. She loyally decided to stand by shnn(:e.'" supplemented Freddie, trying See Who's Here! saddle. He did so, in stupid amaze- "I'll--1 will explain everything fo- the agreement no matter what the cost to frown. ment. Then she instructed him to ,, mgra'o.w. Oh, by the way, is there a until she re(:eived word from London "My dear Miss F-Fowler," began mount and follow her to the Tirol as te~eg,dm for me ~u ~ae oflice? There that he t~ad triumphed or failed in ills Odell-Carney in iris most strove man- fast as he could ride. The horses were must be. Fve been expecting it all brave fight against the "bloodsuckers." tearing off in the darkness a moment day. I telegraphed to London for it." "I will explnin tomorrow, dear Mrs. later. "There is no telegram dowu there, OdeII-Carney." she pleaded. "Don't A Special Demonstrator .Continued next week. madam." press me now. Everything shall be all At this juncture Mr. Odell-Carney right. Oh. how I wish Constance were appeared on the scene uninvited, but" here~ She understands. But she's off For the White Sewing Machine Co. of welcome. listening to silly love talk and doesn't "Wot's all this?" he demanded stern- even care what lmppens to me. Buy- Cleveland, Ohio, will be at C. D. STRIF- ly. Everybody proceeded at once to ton, will you be good enough to spank DETROIT, BAY glTY FLER'S Sewing Machine Store for four •tell him. t~omehow he got the drift oI' TootleSing?,, if she doesn't stop that serenn> the story. "'Get out. all of you!" he & WESTERN R, days said. "I stand sponsor for Mrs. Med- By 9 o'elook that night every one *' The Thmnb Colmtry Short; Line." croft. She is Mrs. Mederoft, hang yotl, was diseussing the significant dis'~p- sir. It' you come around here bother- pearan(.e of Coust'ince Fowler and tile TI M E TA BLE--Effec'. D~'c. 31, 1913 ing her again I'll have the law upon fraudulent husband or .Mrs, Medcroft. East bound a.m. p.m. .you. The Medcrofts are English Ct"~" L t - Just as Mr. Odell-Cnrney w'~s prepar- 17 Lv. Bay City ..... 5:05 4:00 Jan. 14, 15, 16, :~ens alld" ~ ing to announ('e to the nnfortunate " Akron ...... 6:45 4:40 "Oh, they are, are they?" sneered Mr wife that the couple had eloped in lhe " Care ...... ~, :05 5:00 -Githens. with a sinister chuckle. most cowardly fashion, Miss Fowler Ar. Wilmol5 ..... 2:25 5.20 and will show you FREE how to embroid- "Who the devil are you. sir?" herself aplmared on the scene, dis- Wesb bound a.m. p.m. er, do Drawn Stitch Work, Roman Cut "l'm h'om Scotland Yard." heveled, mud spattered and hot, lint Lv. Wilmot ...... 8:35 6:12 "% thought so. You've proved it, 'pon with a look of firm determination in ar. C~ro ...... 8:55 6:30 Work, Battenburg, etc. In fact every my soul. I am Odell-Carney. Daresay her face. ~he bu~;st in upon her sister. " Akron ...... 9:17 6:50 stitch known in hand work, done on the you've heard of me." a very angry young person indeed. " Bay City...10:00 V:35 "1 know. you by sight, sir. But "Are we :lion(,?" demanded Miss! Connecting at, Akron wifh P. M. ~rMns north andsouth. At Bay City that"-- Fowler. not giving Edith time to pro-' with M. C. 1%. R. and D. & I~12. R. R. "Clever chap. by Jove'. And there's claim her joy at seeing her. "Well. for alI points r~orth mad west. White Sewing Machine no but about it. Mr.--Mr.--never mind I've arranged '~ way to get him ont," C. S. RL-TTLE,@. P. A. t~y City what it is I don't want to know your she went on. her lips set. I name. Mrs. Medcroft, will you perloi( "Oul?'" murmured Mrs Mederoft. at I~ the expense and time. Be sure and me to send my wife Ul) to you? Mr "Of (,ourse We can't let l lin~ stay Manager, I insist th'tt you take this in there all ni~t~t, Edith. How much come in whether you have a sewing ma- c'nfended rabble down to the office and money trove you? Hurry up, please~ chine or not. Call and see the greatdisplay tell them to go to the devil: Don't (l~ Don't st'~ re.'" it up here: do it down there." "In where? Who's in where?" of art needle work, all done on the After some further discussion and "He's in jail'." with supreme scorn. protests the Scotland Yard man and l~is "Haven't you he.~rd?" party left the room to its dlstt" •act (;u' Mrs. Medcroft began to cry. "Mr. A Small Package Passed into. the Hugo mistress. It may be well to remark Brovk in jail? Good heavens, what Paw of the Man. WHITE MACHINE for the sake of local color that Tootles" shall I do? I--I was depending on ner. "'it is after 2 o'clock. In--in the was ci'yillg lustily, while R:lggles bark- him so m~wh. IIe ought to be here :~t morning :it that. You--you shouldn't AND SAY ! Don't fail to put in a bid on ed in spite of all that O'Brien could d(~ this very lnst'lnt. What has he t)o:,, be sittin" here all "lone thisb--this imur dot n a" ?" that $45 White. Write your name and ~o stop him. in theuwruiug, l'lease come home with Odell-Carney sent his wife to Edith "E~lith Mederoft, stop sniffling awl us. Your mother hash--has ask us to address, and what you will give for the $45 2, few minutes later, as he was m,~king don't think of yourseIf for awhtle it fetch you-I mean your sister. Beg his way to the office, he came upon will do you a great deal of ~'~o(1 White on the enclosed ballot. pardon." Mrs. Rodney and Katherine, hurrying, VVhere's your money?" "I--I (.armor go, gentlemen," she white faced, to their rooms. "I have a tittle over 4.000 crowns," stammered. *'Please don't insist-- "Oh. isn't it dreadful?" wailed the Edith murmured helplessly. please draft ask why. I cannot go"-- former, puttin~ her elinched hands to "'Give it me. quick. There's no time to "I shay, Conshance, by Jove, the waste. I have about 5.000. It's all in Name ...... her temples. ,joke's on you." exclaimed Freddie. "l "Isn't wet dreadful?" demanded he notes, thank heaven. It isn't quite enough, lint I'll try to make it do. know who 't ish you're waitin" f-for. IU~EUfflA TiO SUI~'RF-t~ brutally. Well, he can't come. I-Ie's locked in." SHOULD US =- Address ...... I "About E(lith! They're going to ar- Don't stop me. Edith. I haven't time "Freddie. you are drunk'." in deep rest her." to answer questions. He's in jail, scorn. "Not if i ~.,~i~ helt~ it. nmdanl. %there didn't you hear me say? And I love My bid on the %5.00 White is $ ...... "I know it." he admitted cheerfully. is Mr. Rodney?'" him!" "We've looked ever'where for yon "Fie hasn't anything to do with it: "But the--the money. Is it to bail We're your frien's. He said it was at We're as innocent "~s children unborn. him out with?" 'n eatin" house We've bees ever" eatin' ]It's all shocking to us. Mr. Rodney "Bail? No. my dear, it's to buy him house in Inchbro()k. Was here first or shouldn't be arrested His rectitude is out with. Sh'. Is there ally one in Don't I:0rqet the Dates--Jan. 14 t0 17 all. Leave it to Rodney. Wassen we. without a flaw. I,'or heaven's sake. that room? Well, then. I'll tell you Rodney? You bet we was. You was- dofi't implicate tlim. He's" something." The heads of the two sis- Sell llere al: "lev(:iI o'clock. Come on "Madam. I'nl not a potieeman." said ters were (tulle olose tooether. "He's Put the same in the Ballot Box in the home, Conshanee. "S all right. He's Odell-Carney with scathing dignity. "'I in a (:ell at tI~ ...... the prison hof. or safe. Fie calFt ('pine.'" window and on Saturday evening, January wa~t your husband to aid me in hush- whatever you cq]l it in German. It's "But he wilt come. unless somefhing 1rig this Cnfended lhin~." jail in Ena'lish 1 have arranged to 24, the box will be opened and the high- terrible h,qs hapl~m:ed to him," she al- He started away as ",Mr. Rodney bribe one of the jailers--him guard. most sobbed in her desperation. est bidder gets the machine. No re- came puffinR' up the stairs. Odell-Car- He will let him escape for 10.000 "Cousin Alfred, won't you go to the hey chan~ed his mind and waited. crowns. We m~ist do it. Edith. Then strictions. jail and see what has happened?" "W'here's Edith?" panted Mr. Rod- Mr. [~roek will ride over the Brenner pn,~ nnd ontoh n fr~lin somewhere be- "Permit me." interrupted Odell-Car- 11(2J . hey with grave dignity. "Your friend, "Good he.a~" ens. "" ~roaned his wife. fore his escape is discovered. I ex- Miss Fowler. is not in Jail. He is lowering" her voiee because three cham- pect to meet him in Paris day after to- bermaids were looking on from a near- morrow. Have you heard from Roy OUt"-- C@ De STRiFFLER "Not in jail?" she almost shrieked. by turn "Don't mention that crea- bury ?" "I knew it: I knew it could not go ~are's name. Just think what she's got "'No!" wailed Roxbury's wife. CASS CITY wrong. But whereis he?'" ~s into. He isn't her husband. Alfi~ed. • 'IIe"a a bruteY' stormed Miss Fow- ~8-DROPS" FREE ON FII~U~ "He's out rm hail. We bailed him telephone for tickets brr.tonight's train, ler. Swanson Rheumatic ©ure Co~ ~i}~ ;,~!"'" ~'"!l!~l t~ p:3~t ".'~. Vi'::~...... ~h~" . hn.-1• .... Tomorrow wil: be too ]ate= i wo,~ "ConsianceY" filil-ell ,~ics. elZ'.edc.,o ~, CAS8 CITY CHIRONICLE, FRI DAY, JANUARY 16, 1914. PAGE SEVEN. ,' I I I Iq _: = ::==:r=:-" I II [ I' '" '1 ...... ' (I I' i 'i i" ( ?( 'tk II '11 I ' '1 ert ~. Scott and four of his ('Oral}an FORECLOSURE SALE. @ ions while returning from an expedi .... Default having been made in the tion in which they had disc()vored the- payment of money due for interest Review of Important J ~ o~l and secured by a mortgage dated south pole. "l'he pole was rose, tied ~te seventeenth day of February, March 2;), 191). and subsequeutly 1909, made and executed by Amass Scott and his companions perished iL Coon and Augusta Coon, his wife, to Deing In 01d World a blizzard. The bodies were found in Charles Alexander, and recorded ih a tent by a searching party. Captain the Register of Deeds' office for the Seott and his companions I~ad rnn out II County of Tuscoia, Michigan, ill Li- of fuel and I)rovisions. b~ 127 of Mortgages on page 181, on Allies Qui~ Fighting ; England in Turmoi| Over Nazim f'asha, (.ommander of the the 12th. day of January, 1910, that Turkey Turkish army. was killed in a political i / [ under the conditions of said mort- Gets Adrianople--Captain Suf[r~gett¢ Campaign. g~'o and by reason of said default uprising which overthrew the govern- !j Zhe whole sum secured by said mort- Scott and Brave C0m- Emperor William Cel- ment. On March 18 King George oI ~.f t.hi,~ date o-~ ~-~ beconle dn~ ~ ..... L~e~,e is claim,S to be due at panion~ ~erish ~.~ra~e~ Ann~versaey anarchist at Sa,on,~,.~" " '-" and three days i i the date of this notice the sum of later King Constantine took the throne. Four Thousand Eight Hundred Eigh- Another statesman met death at the ty-three Dollars and seven cents; ed the country with intervention by hand of an qssassin in Shefket Pasha, Now therefore notice is hereby giv, By JOHN J. BREEN. the United States. A band of revolu- ~, that said mortgage will be fore- "~ATAR, n, mors of war, ~u~ra. Turkish grand vizier. He was slain in closed by a sale of the mortgaged ~ gette outrages, assassins- tIonists, headed by Colonel Felix Diaz, Constantinople. premises, at ~public auction or yen- besieged President Francisco 1. Ms- Although there were several unions due, to the highest bidder, at the V ~ tions, aviation fatalities and dero in his palace, and in a battle of royalty, the one that attracted the front door of the court house, in the the deaths of Caotain Scott which ensued General Bernardo keyes most attention was the marriage of Village of Card in Tuscola Coun y, !and fnm. ,~ h~.... • .... ,~..... , ...... was trilled. A few days • later the Princess Louise, only daughter of the {} Michigan, oI~ Monday, the sixth (lay made u~ the bm~ ...... " Mexican revolutionists and govern- German emperor, to Prince Ernst Au of April 1914 at one o,clock in the[ . l "len of the dismai afternoon o~ said day. } news from abroad in the year that is ment forces bombarded each other's gust of Brunswick. The ceremony {} Tt, sa~d mor ~ ed remiscs' are at an end m--" *h~ mo .... "~-~,~' positions with heavy artillery. The took pl'~ce in the royal castle in Ber {} :e~i . tg ig , P ...... ~ ..... = ...... A ~.,g .... '~,'c,e~,,u, :}revolution gained fresh adherents, and lin and was attended i~ person or by • describedf ollowstne~outn--a,.oxi-n said''m°r-tg':~g~g'~v~=l tu- 'ddings Wer6 tl~6',,.eiet, r,,fiOn o f':the 'wlmn the g ov6rnme'nt tr0o[x~ re.volted [ {} ~tally as 1 , : represei%t/itives by, all the crowned gouth West Quarter, the North East twenty-fifth anniversaKw of the acres- Modem agreed i0 resigii .'he presr. heads of Europe. Prince Ernst I~ a Q~tarter of the South West Quarter, sion of Emperor William and the wed- deney. {} son of the pretender to the throne of all of that part of the North West ding of I'rincess Victoria Louise of Madero Shot to Death. Hanover and his great-grandfather t~mrter of the South West Quarter, Prussia aml i'rinee Ernst August of After Madero had been arrested by was one of the sons of King George lying and being on ~he East, side the State Pmad, running North- Cumberland. General Blanquet. due of his officers, III. of England. ~terly and Southwesterly, through For months the light° or. rather, so- General Vivtoriauo Huerta, vommand- Other unions of royal personages • er of the n:{tion:~list army, assumed description, 'all .'of the above ties of tights, between the allies and the l~resid,mcy Two days later Ma- were those of ex-King Manuel of Por- your bill to us Not, only will we guarantee you the best of .described lands being in Section Turkey o('eupied the attentioa of all dero and his vice president. ,lose Pine tugal to Prineess Augustine Vietoria of quality, but we will name you ~ price ~s low as you would be {~ Thirteen, also the South East Quar- Hoheuzoltern and Prince Arthur of of the South East Quarter of Europe, and for a time it was feared Suarez. were shot to death widte being asked elsewhere for much inferior m~teriaL Connaught. (.ousin of King George of ~ction Fourteen, all of said prom- that some of tim great powers would. conveyed fr(}m the uational palace to England, to the Duchess of Fife. On prisou. Huer[a aud iris followers at being in the Towmship of Elm- become involved. After they had the 15th (lay of June Berlin and all wood, County of Tuscola and State ~nce dis('laimed any i)'~rtivipation in ~ ::Michigan and being in Township soundly trounced Turkey the allies fell the cities of Germany were in gala at- ~:ile ItSS;issiIItl rio|IN. Deford Grain and Lumber Co. Numl>er Fourteen, North Range Ten to quarreling among themselves. Fot- tire to r.ehqu'ate the twenty-fifth aces- ~.t]ertl|'~ rills:, wll.~ not to be peace- ~t; the said premises will be sold lowing tim si~ning of a 0eace part in S~CI} to tile Itll'(Hle Of Emperor William. fill long. He tried in vain to secure Phone Deford Bank. als aforesaid to satisfy London. Ih)umani:~ i~vaded Bulgaria, On Aug. 1~ tilt, eighty-third birthday of the amount due recognition at the hands of the Unit- said mortgage and the costs of Emperor Franz .h)seph was celebrated and titan the allies, like Kitkemty ed States ['resident 1Vik~an refused tk~reclosure. throughtmt Austria and Hungary. Dated this 8th day of Jan., 1914. cats. be;:an to mix it up among ehem- ~o recognize the government that he CHAI~L~IgS ALEXANDER, selves. Turkey viewed with ~11 e~n- set UlL Heilry Irene Wilson, ambas- Suffragette Outrages. Brooker & Oorkins, " Mortgagee. cealed glee the tine old row tha¢ start- sador to the tr()uld~l republic, was England faced n serious situation in Attor~eys for Mortgagee. re,.:a!Ivd :~.~d !:~.~,r '.endered his resig- the eampai~'t~ wng'ed by the militant Childre Business ~d'dress, Cass City, Mich- ed among imr former foes A'l:i~,u,ring nation, whi,'h immediately was accept- suffragettes. Raihvay stations were ~.n. 1-9-13 the war witi: the allies Turk~ey i~lsist- ed by tlw president. fired, mail boxes destroyed and bombs ed that she be 1.~,rm~tted %o hohl all the In the month ot' October relations I set off in many of the public squares. Adrianople. Finally. when ~the allies betweeu Mexi,'o and this country Arrests were freely made, but there Director ceased qua, rreling am(m/ t;hemseh-es. became more strain~l, , Provisional didn't seem to be any letup in the * Turkey gained her I)oi,u~t a,nd was President Iluerta ,,f Mexico assumed ! campaign of violem.e Those who were aw'u'ded Adrianolfle VVhite as yet no the powers of di(-tator and dissolved I arrested began hunger strikeS in jail Made INSt. M,. ~. WICKWARE, final ndjudieation of ~/he b(,mndary lines congrc'ss. Foreign envoys -in Mexico and were hMled ~s martyrs. M~.~. Era- Physi,ci~n and surgeon. Office has been sic'ned, there :h'ts 'for months asked t|leiv ~ovol'Iitllonts to .~eF~d war- ti meline Pankhurst wns sentenced to a ill Fritz iBloek, over Mellon's Candy bc~n a ('essatiou of t,~ost,iliti.es, and tim shil)s to ~'uard their legations, Presi- } three years" prison term. but later was Bread ~ore. Residence two blocks south powers have breathed ,eaMer. At one dent Wilson demanded thnt ftuerta re- i released, Then she came to the United Ceot,es' h~rdware store on Seega~ si.a'n and was met i}y :~ flat refusal. States. For a time she was held up as St., east side. Office days: \vednes- time the pence (it' e':~'~¢ire ,Em:oIae was They Vera Cruz view,ul with concern the an undesirable at Ellis island, but final- ~s, 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Saturdayu, threatened by ltle l,)n~um'ei()us smaller nssembling ,)f warships in her ~arbor. ly was permitted to enter. Her recep- 1 tO ~ ~. ~. ' countries. fFant Early in ti~e yen¢" ~he ~P,)'itish house Nt,}lr the I)ol'del" wet'e tnass~d thou- tion in this country wasn't as enthusi- S~lllds Of Untrod SPites troollS J. H. HAYS, M.D., of commons lmssed i:lw h()me rule bill astic as she had antic, ipated, and she Huerta w:,s lu,set by euemi.es in his didn't stqy here hma. Phy~i~cian and Surgeon. Office for Ireland. This ,result was attended :)wn land. lhq)e! t,wevs w(m repeated Several met death in attempted con- At meal~ and hween meals satkfy the hunger d~ys: Wednesdays, 10 a. m. to 3 p. by joyous outbursts in :the south of m, S~urdays, 1 to 5 p.m. ~he country and hostile demonstrations vi('l'(:II'io:q ;II1(t thtq'(' s(,e:lll,e:d ,Io [)efoun- quests of tl~e ~lil'. I;'OllP officers and a of your children with good~ nourishing, home: .~ltiol~ f()l" ~:h<, rel;<~ri Ella1 '[-]uel'ta cotltd pilot were kilh,d when the French rail- in the nortiL Some days later the • made bread, baked with 'DENTISTRY. British house of ,lo.r(]~ rejected the bill expect m~ fm'!h,:,r fin:,,n,cinl .~upl)ort. A itary balloon Zodim. bur~t at a height ;tory to lhe effect that [)owerful Eng- of (;50 feet nt Noisy.le-Grand, France. |. A. Fritz, Resident Dentist. by a vote of 32(; to (;9. This result Of.fire ,over Treadgold's drug stor~, had been looked ~r. ,but it was said fish int(u;ps[s were hell~i:}~" Hnerta was i (',:/ptain N F ('o(ly. P, ritish-American We soli.eit your patronage when tn that evontuM/y tre'lnn¢l would o'et'home :net by ln'OmlU denints Al)parently it } aeronaut, was kilh-,d at AIdershot. gnlx- ~eed ef dental work. ]rule. w{ls tile purposo (~{ th.e .administration, : l~llld, by the fallina' of a war aeroplane Nfoff fit Washin.v'ton t.,, bq the rebels and which he Idlote¢l for the .aovernment. Flour ] Early i~~ Fe})rn:r'Fy were started the P. A. Schenck, D. D.S., t events iu Mex~('~)'whi0h have (mused tow funds tnly birthdays. DAVID $TOTt Miller . Detrok, Mich, A. J. Knapp, Funera| Director come; also any Lady Maccabees of and sister. Mrs. "Warner Kelley, of Levert Barnes of Greenleaf spent stud Licensed Embalmer. Mrs. Irza~p~, Lady A~sistant with License. other hives. Cass City visited their aunts, Mrs. ,It,. Sunday with his brother, Dwight, of For sale by E, W, JONES Night and day calls receive prompt Wickwaa~e. Where, where, are the penny Kennedy and Mrs. A. A. Livingston, atta~tion. Both phones. oh taxpayers we heaml :about. It must Friday. RESCUE. have been a bad mistake, for we all Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Spencer re- Central Shoe t epair Shop realize that it takes the dollars this turned home Monday from near Bad ~ $-100 Reward, $100 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mellendorf ~h~ Teaders of this paper will ~o Axe where they visited the latter's P. P. WEBBEi~, Proprietor ~easc~l to learn that there is at.leastone year. and d~aghter, Dorothy, were callers ~reade4 disease that science has peon parents for a few {lays. '~ble to cure in .all its stages, and that is Mr. and Mrs. 14. H. Wilson spent in Ca~ City last Wednesday. Headquarters for the Best Repair Work in the Catarrh. ~-~ati's :Catarrh Cu=e ia the only Mr. aBd Mrs. Floyd K-ranklin and now known to the medical ruesday night as guests of Mr. and A Farmers, Institute wens held at 0sitive curo baby, Beryl, visited Wednesday and Thumb of Michigan. Our work n~t only is durable atcrnlty. C~t=rrh being a constitutional Mrs. God. McArth~.. the tow~ hall last Tuesday. State dUsease, •requires a constitutional treat- Thursday at their parental home here ~nen.t. 1Katl's Catarrh Cure is taken in- Ladies' Aid of the Disciple church Spe~aker Bramble gave an interest- and workmanti~e in every respect, bu~ the fi.ish is ternally, acting directly upon the blood Mrs. W. MeLane of Cass City came and m~hous surfaces Of fhe system, there- met at Anso~ Henderson's Wednes- ing talk in th.e afternoon and also one p~easing and fine. With Crosby & e,-*- Tuesday moradng ~ help care for by destroying the £oundation 9f the dis° day. in the e>ening. Our school commis- ease and ~'ving the ~atient strength bY her brother, God. Powell, who is 1NiiI~g u~o=-t~'e.consti"t'l~ion and assisting: Misses Alta and ,Sarah McArtkur sioner, W. H. Sparling, gave an in- natur~ in doing its-wo.rk~ The proprietor.~ very ill ~ith Oneumonia. Yes, such a little while. Chippendale Chair Legs. have so much faith in "its curative pow~ spent Thursday visi~ng at Geo. a~d teresttnag tatk in the 'evening on. the She lingered on Life's narrow way, e.rs that they offer One t=lundred Dollar~ Thursday,. a boy arrived at Euge~ sUbject "The Best Crop" and our As fin' the legs of Chippendale furni- for any .case ~that it fa21s to cure. Sen4 John McArthur's, and ther~ Powell's Mother and babe do4ng W~ll t~u'e, espe~'ially, of cour.~e, his chairs. for ]ist o~f .testimon~elat. Mrs. Ben Gage is .suffering with school gave a short program. 'Her white hands folded on her Address ~..AI..CtI~N~ ~ 430..,~2oledo, Ohio, he early used the ogre curve and cabtq- Sold by .r.tl ~,Fdsts, ~':~c. .- an attack of q~ins~. Mrs. Sam Sherk and Miss Blanch ~,Villiam ~V. Parker, jr., was an peaceful breast~ She ~seared beyond the haunts of mor- ole. the knees of which he carved with Bruce spent Thursday a~ternomt of Owendate caller M Fran~ myer, Care jewelry man, \V. Smit~a et al. Thcrc wa/ "litt!c confusion vf "You k~()w~ l am orgnntzing ~.~ spe- was recently elected treasurer ef the Albert Kenney vs. Earl Sampson. voices after" that° It was time to go cial expedition to central Africa. and Care loage of Odd Fellows for the home, and .~me of the young men of course I have had many applica- BEll to reform d6ed. were makin~ ~ their farewells. tions from men who desire to belong nineteenth consecutive term. i Walter Welch and Kate Welsh vs. Jasper Dane couhl hear Chesney's to the party. It usually happens that The runners of a sleigh in which Jas. Welch and •Mollie Weteh. Bill to "The Secrets of Success for Boys hearty voice breaking above the mur- way when any expedition is going Frank Beith and his aged mother remove cloud on title. and Young Men," by B. J. Kendall, 80 acres 2 miles northwest of De- M. Geneva, Ill., (author of mured words of his guests. out, but in this particular instance 1 were riding, caught in a railroad t Edgerton 'McKay et al vs. George D., "The i ford E ½ of NW % of sec. 30, No- "'Thanks. old man--glad of it--surely have been overrun with applications." Parents' Guide in Sex Problems") crossing Minden City and the youth Collins et al. - Injunction. 12mo., cloth 50 cents, paper 25 cents, vesta, about 40 acres improved, tml- ~-I am to be congq'atulated!" "But what has that to do with me, had just carried hi~ mother to safety Arthur L. Cash and Mabel S. Cash This is a book for every man, giving once good grazing with running water; In this way Chesney accepted the Cousin Peter?" asked Dorothy, fear- wt-en, a traiz~ demolished the vehicle..vs. Cash, Wellington Davis et excellent counsel to all. Bishop Rob-lals o house, stable and some fruit. perfunctory congratulations of his ful of the wizened little man's sanity. Edwin MrS. Phoebe Day Trotter, nmther al. Bill to quiet title. ert McIntyre of the M. E. Church Will sell at a bargain and on easy friends upon his engagement to Dor- ',This. my dear. These eight appli- writes concerning it: "Permit me to othy Fair. Jasper heard, and with cations ~/ll arrived on the same day- of Postmaster Trotter of Vassar, is Fred Hudson et al vs. John H. commend your sane, wholesome book terms. If desired I will take dazed eyes looked straight into Ches- that is, this very day. All of these ,dead a~ the age of 95 years. She had Rice. Bill to set aside conWact, on the burr~ing questions and critical i smaller farm in part payment. ney's bold ones. young men are well known to me, a~s "Good night. Chesney. Many happy being suitors for the hand of my love- sincebeenw, aH.1863.residentLankin ....has°f retiredTUSc°lafromC°UntYthe"etE" problemScoraal. E. Mt~awes Boyd et~,s-. al Gee.vs. Wm.L. Boyd. H. Quail D~'- I Ith.ghSUCCeSSzis minded.readab!e'f°r°f youth,BoySohSOUnd,thatand'ThescientifiCtheyYOungSecretSwereMen.,and~ E~, , PJfl fl y returns of the day and congratulations, ly young cousin. Don't blush, Dol~- you know [" thy, you naughty child: firm of Lankin & Dundas, hardware vorce, overt American home. How much "Thanks, Jasper. Yes. there isn't "Of these eight applications only dealers at Bad Axe, and is succeed-i " Bra I v vs Atvah Bradle I heartache and heart-break would be i' Owner. another girl in the world like her, is Lewm d e~ . • Y. • seven can be accepted. I am asking ed by M. McAvoy of Saginaw. :~lr~ t)~ivorce l averted. How much manhood and i there, old man?" Chesney's eyes you to help me make a choice." .... ] womanhood saved "~Ad v ¢~<~;~@,~~¢~$-~,I~¢,~¢~,~,@ - Lankin wtill move to Detroit where he Daniel Nehmer vs. Martha Nehmer. I " " " ~earehed Jasper's grim face. "Cousin Peter, I cannot:" cried "There is only one girl in the world Dorothy, with tears in her eyes. "'I will devote his time to the real es-Divorce. ] for each man." said Jasper soberly haven't really encouraged them, and tale business. Amasa Willis vs. Mildred Willis. l 'lf'@@'~P'lt'@@@4~'~"ll*@'li~@@~~il~'ti~@@~~@~@@~~ and went his way. if tlzey are so silly to like a girl be- Safe crackers broke into the Pore Divorce. ~ ,~ Bert Chesney stared after him. cause of her eyes or'the color of her Marquette depot at Marl ette and ri- Mable Maynard vs. J. T. Maynard. ~ '%-Vhat the deuce did that fellow hair I can't help it. There in only fled a strong box, getting betweer~ I)ivoree. mean?" he muttered savagely. one--and. Cousin Peter. I never Jasper Dane disdained the taxicabs be- $55 and $60 in money. Several thou: Minnie Russell vs. Gilbert P~ussell. you could be so unkind!" of his friends and tramped doggedly lieved sand dollars' Worth of express or- ENvorce. @ P.rofessor Dig',)3" suppressed a little ÷ down the avenue toward his small ders were in the .box, ~hich were Katherine M. Draper vs. Thomas Eat Our Candy @ smile that trickled around his lips. bachelor quarters. When he had reach- left unmolested. No trace, of the V. Draper. Divorce. 4. "There was one chap in particular t ed home and snapped on the electric n~en has been found. . light in his cozy little library he 10ok- that I wanted for my right hand man. @ The question of bonding the town- All young men know that up-to-date young ed uncertainly at the telephone (m the He has plenty of nerve and grit. I've @ ship of Casevi!!e for $5,000 to build @ desk. watched him since he was a boy, but ' MUST BORROW PROPERLY maids read our ads and eat our candy. Delicious Beside Do"othy Fair's bed there was he's sensitive. 1 told him to wait a roads is being quite freely discussed ~ i another telephone. He guessed that day~ To begin with, there was Bert and it looks as if the majority of the School Distriot Boards Cannot~ Secure $ in winter as welt as ~n Other seasons and made to because on(-e she had calied him upat Chesney, society man and all around voters favor the deal. The propo$i- i Money Loans on Time Orders 4, 2 o'clock in the morning to inquire if sport. He might do in some minor tion, no doubt will be submitted :..to' sweeten the eater and to preservethe giver in @ he had one of her glo~;es. capacity or just v.s a guest. Finley the voters at the annual spring elec-I Jasper tossed aside hat and overcoat Bingham, Rob Blake, young Dither. I Michigan banks are discovering i sugared memory. tion. Judge Harker's boy, Robinson and that unless school boards make loans and sa~ down at the de-;k. In a few County Drain Commissioner Hem'y {noment's Dorothy's sleepy voice was Medway. Seven of 'era. my dear, and as prescribed by law, the districts Haley-says he is preparing drains to f~i The best place to buy fine candies is at our answeri~g hi-h. a ~gn'y handsome coterie. I may say:" canp.ot be held for the money. The let for 1914 in Huron county which "Who is it? Whom did you say? "And the eighth one, Cousin PeterT statutes give to the board the au- store. We make a specialty of whispered Dorothy. will aggTegate $250,000.00 or more. Oh, Jasper'. What is the matter?" thority to vote any amount of money } "Jasper Dane." maid Professor Dig- Of this amount extensions w state "'OnIy this° Dorothy. I've bee~ to necessary for the running expenses Chesney's dinner p'}rty and"- by quietly. .drain will cost $125,000,00 and Colu:nZ- of the school and for any school fur- Docothy's voibe broke in pettishly. bin and Brookfield $75,000.00. These nishings and appurtenance~ deemed "Jasl)er Dane. do you know that you The next morning Jasper Dane extensions will cover nine miles of desirable. They also provide that Home Made are the seventh m~m who has called found on his desk a letter from Pro- drain and part of the state drain will l up to (:o,,~gr:~tulate n:e on my engage- whez~ the tax is voted by the board fessor Digby. it read: be 80 feet wide and as large as any- 3merit to Bert Chesney? ~,Vor't tomor- and the money is needed before the My Dear Dane--I am sorry to say that in the state. Reteases are being se- ÷ row do? R,mtly, I shoukl tike to it will be [znpo,ssib!e for me to consider cured 'from the farmers for new snat{:h a few ]l()Urs" sleep.'" ?,our application to join my expedition to Candies... "'I :Hn sorry, said Jasper quietly. central Africa. I received eight applica- rights of way so that other and im- tions for membership in the party, and "'Good by." portant drains may be completed this ! as I could accept only seven I placed ~he He moved away from the desk, his list of eight names in ~he hands of an year. t NolorcycJ ! @ hands deep in his pockets. He paced exper{ fn such matters. inclosed is the Uaionville needs a strong street the floor moodily. list. and you will see that my expert has $ drawn a line through your name, thus light near the P. M. depot judging 4, This was the end of his steadfast definitely deciding that you are not to be from., a recent incident at that point. HELLEPJS ÷ wo6iP, g of [)orothy i,'air'. Only last of my party. This I regret exceedingly. Agents Waflte ¢, The Crescent tells the story thus- $ night she had .siren hiu~ every encour- as you would have been my persona[ If interested call or write GEe. I-{. CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM agement, had evea given hinl permis- choice, but [ hope that you will no~ take ly: It is rumored that a petition is this disappointment to t~eart. The seve~ to. be circulated to be presented to ANKLAM, distributor for tIenderson @ 4, sion tO conte :l~lill toD2orrow evening chosen men sail with m}~. tomorrow, and l and imlmrt, some especially "'wonder- cannot hel,p but consider that the one who the Pore Marquette z,equesting a light and Indian Motorcycles. t ful'" tidiness of which she could not is left nt home is the only fortunate one. to be put at the depot, so that poe- l Pigeon, Mich. Paithfully yours. PETER DIGBY. help ~'uess the import, and now. twen- pie can see where, and upon .WtlOm to ...... Below was a l yl)ewritten list of ty-eight bouts later, to be exact she bestow their caresses. Recently, -~2,,~~~!~~~'I'@@@@@@@@q'@@'1i@÷'ti"!!"!"t1'000't~÷0¢ @÷@,IMI,~I-I-II~I-IPI,@,IMI,~MI,@4,,II,Oq6,1NN~4-11, $ eight names, headed by that of Bert when had cahnty admitted her engagement a prominent young professional worn- , to Bert Chesncy. Chesney ",nd ending will] Jasi)e:"s own Poor. Imtient .lasper metaphorically nqme. A heavy blnck line was drqwn an, who is always met byherfather, , Pc|met Bros. JANUARY Palmer Bros. $ thre~ ut) his hands and went to bed. thron.~'h .lasper's name. and he smiled alighted from the evening train she @ bitterly as he saw it. Then a puzzled $ t].e WnS (tone with %volnen fore'(,er. embraced the first large g~n%leman } CLEAI IN iALE look came into his eyes as he s(:nnned she saw, and gave him a loving, ten- the names of the S;ileC(~.~,fllI and Prore~sor I)i:-:by of the Fanshawe seven tier kiss. Not receiving the usual realized that they rot)resented th-., en- Inuseun~ scannod Jnsper's flushed face style kiss, on a second look she dis-' ~ SPECIAL OFFERINGS on all our Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats, divided, into two tire imrty which had g:tthered at Bert and resolute, mouth witi~ deep interest covered instead of it being her fa- Iots ranging in prices from $12.50 to $25, to close out at $7.50 and 89.50. Think of it! In t Ches'my's birthday di,mer. I am dnt.ered by your offer. Mr. ha~dsomest ~ some cases, less than half the cost to make. Why were they ~ll goin~ to central thor, one of the very Dane." he sMd a~ htst, "'but l cnnnot; @ Africa? Why was he Ieft behind? looking professional men of town, that ÷ Gt~OCEI~Y underst:,,nd wio: yon, a prosperous DEPARTMENT SPECIALS $ A line of crabbed l mndwriting string- it was one of the velty homeliest tray- , yottng lawyer, shot~bI want to thI;ow Bled across the bottom of the page. $ up a lucrative ln'aetice and go into the cling men that makes the village ~,÷ 12 boxes Parlor Matches ...... ~5e tie bent ctosely and read it with diffi- wilds of Africa with me. Of course stores. "Land sakes alive, who was 49e [er bbl. culty: that I kissed?" said the young" wom-' -- 8 lbs. best Rolled Oats ...... ~5e thet'e's plellty of sport in it, but you Stott's Diamond Patent, Perfection or O. K. ! assure hie that you-are not a spotq;s- "I forgot to mention t:lmt t}-e expert an, w.hil, e the traveling man excused ~ 4 pkgs. Leader Corn Flakes ...... ~5c who decided that yon must rem:.dn at Flour 49c, with a $2 purchase of any other man. and tl~ere's no end of hardship himself for returning the kiss and ** 4 cans Choice Corn ...... ~5e borne is nly little cousin. I)oroti~y Fair." goods except groceries, or and danger. sx~ing on to the train rather pleased i, 4 pkgs. L. H. Mince Meat ...... r*-5e .]h'SpO]" ('alight lit: the telel)hone re- i "1 want to .~o.'" said Jasper obsti- with his I~Monville farewell. 100 Ibs. Flour same as above $L05 nately. "'If you won't let me ,loin your ceive," and (.ailed for a numl)er. I i 4 10C pkgs. Franck Chicory ~5e expedition, professor. I'll have to look "Ih'ofessor I)i~by?'" he -~skod excited- with a $5 purchase, groceries excepted° Card of Thanks. up anotlmr om~. but I am no end of a ly. "'This in .lasl)er Dane. Bon voy- 3 cans Salmon ...... ~5e good photogrP.pher, and l cou|d shoot age. and thank you. may I nay. To our neighbors w-~ exp,-ess ore- 2 25C cans Dutch Girl Baking Powder 25e 25 Ibs. Sugar ior $I.00 ding'l):~ts and t, hings with a camera. Con,~i n Peter?" thanks and appreciation for their ~, 3 lbs. Seeded Raisins__ _~5e The professor's dry cackle c:~me over kindness during illness and death of @ ...... with a $3 purchase of other goods except I$ Couldn't [ ?" our mother; also forthe b-~antiful ~ 3pkgs. Puffed Wheat ...... 25e "'That wouM. be very interesting and the wire: groceries or 4, "Yon are quite safe in calling me floral tributes. L. B. Lauderbaeh and t 2 25C pkgs. Rolled Oats_ ...... 35e very valuable.'" mused the professol'. family. I ~ ' Suddenly I~e tlirned and shot a pelle- t!mt. Jasper. By the time the expedi- ÷ 2 lbs, Snap Coffee (worth 25c lb.) ...... 39e 100 Ibs. Sugar for $3,95 tion ~'(,ts honie 1 suppose it will be a trating glance at ,lasper's g}:un~ coun- :.: with a $5 purchase. ~6wi. G.od inck:'" car~ T~,=~. @~ 21 !bs GramJlated Sugar ..... 99e I tenance. 1 To the friends amd nedghbors who I @ "'Who is she?" he "~sked bhmtly. And Jasper flm~g down the. receiver PRINTS AT 3c per yd. Blues, greys, red Shirtings; not more than 10 yds. to one person. nml raced out of the office like q boy. !were so kind during the illngss and "Wh-what--what do you mean?" fat the death of our wif~ andl m~ther, ÷~ stammered Jast)('r. rising to his tall I}or(~thy Fnir hnd elected thnt he, out o(' l Ito ei~'ht, should remain at home. ! we desire to express cur deepest 1# height I gratitude Henry Bail and family. PALMER BROS., Gagetown "Sit down." said the professor Idnd- ~n',! it meant only one thing, and he W:i.~ gOillg [O ]llake Sllre of it now. ly. "I Mw:~5"s put that questiou to Money to loan.