THE OT. JOHNS NEWS

VOLUME XXIV—NO. 47 THE ST.JOHNS NEWS.TmntSl>AY AFTERNOON—JUNE 26. 1913. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR

LIDLK.TBKI'H^ | •* lu sanunei Kt Ijtroy LiMle ab R MIm A—— Traelui • of Dnplaln wore ualtod lo fuarrlace at | * WHO IS WHO IN ST. JOHNS Probata oflka by Ju4cr T HKARII Oft' KAI’H OTHKH ! wlui«M«d tk.the cereinooy. Mr. aad* rniYH NIM'f'ENMFri. AT TIIAt'K TO THE BRAOiTES IN ALL THAT TIMK. Mra. lUddIa will oiake thalr borne on IILft: B. J. PIIEWH. MEET MITFRUAT. a farm In Iiupialn. KMiHTKft:.A OlVEN UIPMIMAM LAST Was bom In tbia city March €. 1St4. REV. E. HIHH4IP PLEINB Bill EliritTH OE jrLA' I He recelTed his educatlou In the St. KKIIIAV .MtIHT. linaaine. If .you oan. what plaaaure HEARS] There will be i i arand PV>urUi acbcNds. rraduatlnv with the Tbe Second Annual Hoy's Camp will It would iflw you to meet an old ' begin at l*ark lAdte nesr Hath. Mon ­ 1914 r>iHiol fellow and aeetmale whom you •luly ealabratlon at Kouad Ia Sm the;*^**"* 11*12. N conilna Fourth. Mualc. fireworks. I>uiin« the time he attended arhool day. Thirty-six boys, six tent leadera, had not aeen or heard of for Sd years. athletic «llre«*tor. swimming Inatruct- In the winter of IMT. Horr K. Stowell ^ same*, ball Ranes. races. All are In- *** 1®®** “I* studied music for OR. UUIGASTER THE SPEMER to comi and hare a good >*• 1**<1 • IlklUR. He first : jr, tw*k aiui Co. Y. M. C. A. LARGE CRDWD WAS PRESENT of this city, aad ♦;eonre Trarer. wbujitlnie.’^f;^ aawl 'i**®** «*i the piano and pipe or- lary will go. thus making forty-eight wi\i wPVft'UtL ?hil-^T*Ann ' ______** “ tllenn Henderson, then studied In all. 4IE4I. V. tlll.LftTT years. For the The tent leadera are as follows: CHTRf If MAS PHKTTILT BEf'HR- Arbor and were seat mates. They did ft'ELl. IMIM> HTAIKN. Tent No. 1—Rev. Ralph Harry, Mar- IlftrU'TIFI’L MftXftM’TIti^H. Mrs. Mary Stereaa fell down the past two years he has been studying ATEI! WITH riT FLIfMERS. not see each other sRaln until last the pisno and pipe organ with (lanung ♦ \ sellus, Mich. — Kiiday afternoon, when Mr. Tmrer baaement stalra one day the latter Tent .No. 2—Glenn Osgood, St. part of laat week and received aereral of lainslng He also look lessons on i Nrhetd romml.elener The*. H. Town, was here lo visit hia uleee. .Mrs. C. 8. the clalronst of Illlss of Lansing Per­ Johns. special Mnsir Rendered Hj the Cholrt triark. l)ad bruisea. She landed upon the sistent hard work, combined with Tent No. 3—Theron Ingersoll, Green- send liaie the I'smiMT NtIhmiI cement floor on her hip. She Iim been HeanlHal no Is by Mm. .Mr. Traver leamwl a abort time great natural talent, has enabled him f ;bush. aRo. throuRh a newsi»aper Item, that a very lame but seems to be rccoveiinR Tent No. 4--Rev. Matt Mullen and Marme Their Blplomae nicely now. to make groat progress In his studies. Fraak E. St4*ae. man by the name of Dorr Slowell liv­ At present .Mr. Foercb (Ills the jiosl- Rev. W. H. Thompson. ed in St. Johna. Rememberinff his tiun of organist of the llapilat church Tent So, 6—Fennlmore Putt, St. okl srhoolmale of «€ years ago. he Johna. Svvcni«*«-n .round women and one of lainslng. He Is leader of the St. Sunday evening at the St. Johna wondered If It could be the same J' schools for the year. At •‘‘k*** ,he oW tlme alorekeepers and the young man in hla efforts to obtain a reserved directly in front of the pul­ musical education. i.wlll take charge of swimming. pit for the class sod the members of o clock, the elgh^n mem^rs with which the sohoolmaa- Mias Oral McAuaian, daughter of — l*hoto by Houghton. Several prominent men of the coun- tbelr places In the or^n loft while mlschevloua. i Mr..Mr. aiaad Mrs. William McAuaian, re- the faculty. ;ty will talk to the boys at the Camp- The large audience present was as- Mlaa Ambra King played a pretty ae- better than they could the|»Wl»»« on Eaat Hlgham streeu was I Fires. July Fourth, a track meet will lection pree pwtty ao^ 7**;® ^*venu which bappeiiod in more rf««l ‘“•rrled lo Virgil Lswl. at the Meth- UlJf’fHiEII INNA .ATE. peclally pleased with the beautiful Jacob Maurer of Kls4e was examin ­ he held, likely at the village of Bath. music rendered by the choir. Mrs. sung by the memb^ * “*■ voaf*. Moat of the achimlroatea wUh!»***»*i paraonage by Rev. W'llcox W'ed- POPUUIR ST. JOHNS GIRL Tueaday, July 8. will be Vlaltora* Day. after *** ‘®**^®''; '^^**^* ’ whom they used to play have long ; • ed last Friday by the I>rs. Oeorge H. Frank E. Stone also sang a beautiful Heal of Klsle and Dr. Scott of this although visitors will be welcome at solo "The Day Is Ended ” by Bartlett. pastor, ogered Invocation. ^ there was a| Mias .McAuaian la a very line young WEDS M. i C. STUDENT any time. The alumni banquet was held In the sadnesa nmnlng thYough the {1x1.^ ^nd la well known In St. Johna. city and adjudged Insane. He waa Rev. Bishop began hla sermon by church parlors directly after the ex- which at times made the two old g^duated from the at. Johns high taken that afternoon to the State Hoa- hesrtily welcoming the member* I The Boys' Track Meet Saturday had the class and thanking them for the ercises. n,(^ forget the pleasures they used to school In the claoa of Ikll. The past MIHN FANNIE MI'I.BER A.ND FRANK 133 boys participating in the events be­ year she baa been a aucceaaful teach Mr. Maurer had been treated for in ­ honor they had bestowed upon him in ('om. T. H. Townsend and the Nor- en>c»>’ lo the long gone days, P. CHniNii THE HAPPY i’lH’PLft:. sides aevemi others who helped work their selection of him to preach their mal class conakdered themselves very Mr. Stowell will be K4 years old er in a district school near Merle sanity at an asylum twelve years ngo. He became much Improved In j the evenu there. Half of the boys baccalaureate sermon. He gave them lucky Indeed, In being able to obtain next Ilecember. while Mr. Traver is Hearh. Mr. 1-ewla la employed as won badges. Plummer at Siiauldlng A Co.'s hard­ health and returned home where he a class motto which he pleaded with the consent of Mr. Heorge P. Oillet,(>nly s boy of H2. Mias Fannie Mulder, only daughter has remained several years. He late- them to always keep In mind; "Keep to sing at their exercises Mr. (Ill------——— ware Bton-. The young rouple will spend a few of Mra. M’llllam Mulder of this city, 1> suffered a relapse which caused your body clean, your head clear and let certainly has a graad voice, hold ­ was united In inArrIsge to Prsnk Pick­ hia serious condition. your h«»*rt pure." ing hla hearers spellbound to the end. days In Lansing after which they will UTIHIII bhomcpirolid he at home to their friends. They will ering Cowing of Chicago Wednesday We are placed in this life to enjoy After the Invocation, he rendere IIDNtIKKB AT A Mcllbinny will be In /bout fifty relative* and friends of HAHI.A.N P. hEYM ARHITRATEB. ure of dollars and cents. There are Supt. F*. P. Htick. He address ed his St ---Johns-----,,1,^ Jere present to wltn-s* the lir’’ ”'**^*!*‘ri “««• in fact two ideas of work, first whnt audleno u|>on the subject. "Educa ­ I l»> Vi:>TI(».N. July sth. to tune pianos, iM^are or-| ^ which took place at ^ .T* k * dera at Hunt ’s drug store. work win be moat profitable to us tion for Efficiency." He said that we o ’clock in the prettily decorated !»n*lc, I" The case of Roy Walker vs. Harlan and second, what work will most help had rt-HChed a stage In blsiorv' when room. Ole F^rch played the weddln, '‘* ‘**°'-* “er insanity, C. Keys, bill of complaint, was ar­ us to build up our manhood. He ad ­ "efficiency” is tonsidered as the great Attorney H. J. Patterson of this mirch. They were attended hv .’Lt»i ------— bitrated In circuit court laat Thurs­ vised them always to put their best thing In life. Some teachers go out'diy. '•’ho represented tbis state as f)|Mil .Tones of St. Jonns. a friend ef day. Attorneys I>ean W.Kelley and thought and life into their work. In the wurld. without training, lo district representative ftir the Curtis the brliie. and Irving I-abhart of \'nl- Joseph Hoxey sad Judge Kelley S. Several Impressive quotations that take up their duties In life. They Ibibllahlng Campany. at a convention OF cago. Llltle Miss Margaret iVhu* rf Kesri were chosen os arbitrator*. The he had stored up were quoted fOr the net'eMsaarily have many things to held at Atlantic City laat week, waa Chicago rctrd as ring bearer, ca**r. laz rase has not, as yet, been fully settled. benefit *)f the clsas. He gave several learn, obtaining this necessary know- the unanimous choice for president of FINE EKERGISES the ring in a rose. Arthur Brown, charged with the that had tended to influence his life ledge Ml the expense of the children the organization known as the Aa- 't'lie bride was beautifully drea^el to stealing of s gold watch from Bert to a large degree when he was young. Ihey twich. As illustration, he die- aoclatlon of District Repreaenuilv.a EIGHTH BRADERS ai jtown of white brocaded chamuuse Parks of Eureka, appeared in court We make our own loL ^Mir own char­ cussed hla early ex|ierlencc along of the Curtis Publlsnlng Company of i trimmed with point lace and oarriel a laat Thursday and pleaded guilty to acter. He requested the claaa to re­ this line. Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Patterson has ------RT GLASS OF ISIS targe bcuquet of lillea-of-the-vaUey. ^ I the charge. He waa paroled and put member these few words in connec ­ Wken ws atari out in life, we mustt'full charge of all__ ^ local agents In exer I'IHEN MERE: HEl.ll AT M. E. .\fter the ceremony, a tine luncheon on probation for one year with the tion with their motto "but you never learn that there are several things MIchlaan. a fine position with liberal ( Hl'KI'll n ’ENBAY EVENING. '..as served to the guests by four lift!LB \T THE f*t»NGKft:GATI4»NAL <'ondttlon that be reside with his uncle. be confounded, never broken up mor ­ fundamental In every efficient thing. ••“O- friends of the bride, the Misses L>«ii>e cni RCH LAMT PHIBAY. I Charles Stoy. He la not allowed to ally or -spiritunll)." There Is noth­ First and one of the greatest la vital vii'v 4ii'(irrvua Moreland. Judith Clark. Ollv- Heach gn out night* expect when accompan- ing so cootemptable aa a peraon energy. A physical system In good *•* •BTkkn . and .Neenah Wilson aaalsted by Georg** I led by Mr. Stoy, to abstain from the who cannot be depended upon. He condition fundamenul to clean Manager A C. Valentine of the St. Judd and 1-ec Hart. ' use of liquor, attend church once In asked the young people to remember thinking. Hoys of the country, who Johns Indejiendents, has secured and JDD6E G. B. GDLLIN6WDDD .vilat Mulder la one of the popular every two weeks and to make a re- one thing, one dishonest act in one's ar( being developed by the education- titled up quarters for the ball team {young ladles of this city, bavlirt won SPLENDID PRDGRAM RENDERED . port once in every three m*mths lo life would dim the luster of a good al system, are in great demaml to fill iq the Imai'ment of the St. Johns bo ­ PLftAMKB IIEAKEKM WITH A.N EX ' ii.anv friends here. .She atlendi.u tne I the clerk of the court to the effect name forever. Set a standard so that th*' professional imsltions in the city, tel The Itoys now have a place t*» .St. Jehns schools. gra*lustlng wdh th** »i,., Mhat he is carrying out the conditions It win be good whatever our calling. The c ity boy* are unable to fill these , ^^^.p thdr suits, bau. mlta. etc., a nice j CELLENT ABBKftJMh. jclas* of 1!»11. The past two yvars ' HMIK PAKT ABBftlB I of hi* jiamle. It meahs the fullest of satisfaction |fr>itlons for fkelr minds hav*- be- room to dres^- and undress In and the I ______hffvc been devoted to the study of mu.i- lll!\«»ll Tl! THE .HCHBOL. to know that we are a member of this came so ronjesled with fh*- luds* and privilege of l>ath. The quarters have | |lc, under the direction of Mr. Gcfjrge HA.\.\EK GRANGE. uDlverst*. It is not wealth that Is es­ hubbub of the city. Th* western fixed up nln- and cozy and on ; Class *»f ft’lftj-He»«i Members Mere 1*. Glllet. Mia* .Mulder will be reuiein- Banner Cninge will meet at their sential to great happlu««s but the b<»ys ar* foiiiing here in great num- tp^ walls can be seen the picture* of Church Ma* Heaalifuilj Beromled hall Thiirsda.v evening. July 3nl. with thing* that have the |>ower to give. Pr..m«Med Into the BINerrni Lt rs to till these poailtons ^,1] th*- pi^mlnent ball player* In the i1ng sung upon many occasions when a and Ma*. ft'llled II) Friend*. the following program: Roll call; |M>wer and enthusiasm to us. This will In ht» opinion. don>e*tlr i»clence «*»untry The boys surely appreciate High Mehsol*. fine singer was needed. I song .\o. 124. Grange Melodies; "What luake our life richer than any silver (If the liradiMilr«. wuould b< tuiight ifi every school. He what their manager Is doing for them. ______Mr. Cowing la a very line young -re the comiLon inconveniences ab*nit or gold. The thing* worth while, made th.- ^tateiiieeit that three out of ; man. a son of Mr. and Mrs Juines fanu hontaa," by Mrs Bogel; reclta- things that have iiower to enrich life *-\.*rv ftnir i-hlldren are ruined for IMPBKTA.M. The eighth grade, county and city, ('owing. He attended the M. A. c for Th<‘ class day exercises of the grad- Uon by Alta Morton; music, by Mr* ar* ‘ the ones we may give If we will. any grt-Mt life work by having their promotion exercises were held at the | the past four years graduating w ith usling class of IKI3 were held at the iVm. Smith; readitig, by E. A. Redl- Th*> best gifts we find are the ones Kumlay. July 6. at 2:3o p. m. local I Congregational church last evening. "■'>< *111 I- hHd . DiTln. Methodist church Tuesday evening. AJhls class this week. He has accepted nour; question box worked up and Chiiat save ua. Christ set an example ser- fine claaa of iT members. 31 from Ibeja line (losltlon In Fomlon. Mlnr'**oia. The church Including the Sunday 'onducted by IxMtIe Matter; "What we should follow. He became pc»or so fencedi; h lor’ ;inefficiency jt.!'. w for . life»7, by hla.v 'i-- •< »< i.utJi.rM> .i,churchcity and 26 from the county, were sent | as teacher of agriculture In th- high sritool room was <-r>iwdad with rela­ I crops do the least damage, grr>wn that we might become rich, he gave at PV>wler. .Mich., with sermon by Rev. tives and friends of the das*. TheI among young fruit trem, " by Chas. what Iw* had. not gold and riche*. paren^ when he Is young. Next in E. Helnecke, pastor of Riley, .Mich- forth. The church was filled, many ! school of that city, Importance to digestion, some# being forced to alt In the Sunday W following* out-of-town relative, '***.ir^ T" ‘A^^or.uwl I.aick. With the earnest wishes for the suc­ After the service a special rongrega- breathing {lower. He talked about school room, with the relatives and and friends were present at th** wed ­ The following program wa* given: cess of every member of the close, he ttonal meeting will be held to dls- Music. "The Heautiful Blue Danub**." the value *»f uui-door air, many city .. , friends of the young people. ding: Mr. and .Mr*. Jamas Cowing. m i. c •__ • . . HILL CONFIR.R CLAMM. cloeed hie eermon. m*hool. having out-door sehoolrooms"/J* Ali To the strains of a march played by mrm. of ih. nrwH..; Mn. aorah To- *' ’T m?*’ Rt. Rev. Bishop Kelley. D. D. auxi­ voMng members an* requested lo at- for the frail children. He made a 17..bias, grandmother______of_ the... .™.-.groont, Mr*. "TJ- '<*• Huinio: Cimoo huion. Kiiio- lary of Detroit diocese, will visit St. plea to the Normal clam going out to ______jthlr places in the front seats of the Robert White aad llltle daughter. Mar- beth Dotesim; clasa poem. Oliva Mll- Joseph church Monday*. June 3ath. A tConilnued on Inside.! 11 ^ i-i-^.a ftiiMikif ■ church. Several musical salsctlons garet,...... of ( blemgn; Mr.Xfr sa*l^.1 11.-.Mr*, looul* '•"'•'I "The•• Two Larka.” I^esche- claaa of twenty will be ronfirmed. Ser­ BAPTIST CHILDREN’S DAY GKKL.^HI MM AKIMIK Mulder of Ovid; Mrs. Charles SiIrhney “®'* vices begin at 7;3(! p. m. to which pub­ Green Arbor of Gleaners will hold {direction of Mrs. Dean W. Kelley, after and daughter. Mis* laicy Undaley. of class essay, lic Is cordially Invited. oration. Carl EXERCISES GIVEN SUNDAY 87 their regular meeting Saturday ev-| which Invocation was offered by Rev. I ing. aad C. B. Crawford and enlng. June 28. A ge^ attendance ls,C. E. Bishop. Epiecopai paator. D. Cook of the M. A C. Hobart; class gift*. I^eon Gnibaugh; E. E. BINHGP. CYGLONE AND music. ”0 Who Will o'er the Down* so deal ted. The speaker choaen for the evening After the ceremony, .Mr. and Mrs. Win buy live poultry every day. LARGE ATTENBANi'E PREHENT W I was Judge C. B. Collingwood. Lansing. (Cowing left immediately for their ,,Free." ... DePearsall. “Tl* Mom." . Adam, Higbast market price paid. 31tf DAMAGES MANY LAST WEEK She won the praise* of her friends. j He addressed bis audience upon the I home In Foeaton. Minn. The beat HEAR FINE PR4N4RAM. t4he tokl thcfn "I should worry," ■subject "Citizenship in the Republic.'* wlshe* and heartiest congratul.lloos CrLTIVATOR ANB MOHER And then she told In coafldeace. He began hla speech by suilng that of.vf their «-«vmany friends are extended lo:i,Ihrcy* _ „ NHms_ .. Sleight;, _ vslldictory.... . REPAIRM. The Children's Day Kxercisa* of the RIII.BINGM BKRGLIMHEB ANB Her goods she bought of Murray. this was one occasion in all the year 'Verne Burnett; elase eong. written by Cultivator points, mowing machine Baptist church were given last Sun ­ ______F'lorence Granger. Rena Karcher and PEOPLE INJI'REB IN MTItRlI. \V. J. MCRRAY. the Star Baker. , when the city and county seboois ' sectiona. guard* and liverts all stylM day morning at 10-30. The beat af- were brought together and anything l.aura Halstead; music. "The Kkl|>- at BYRON DANId-:Y S. tf fort.s of the young people as well as I that serves to bring together was cer­ (l ers of Kt. Ivea." Roeckel. High Kch«K>l I he older one* were put forth lo the OILM ANB WIIIPH. I Chorus Ambra King. accoraiMialst. Th*- cyclone sweeping through the tainly a very good thing. The boys and ABVKKTIMEB LETTKHM. preiMiration of s splendid program. PEOPLE ARE PLEASED The young |»eople all did very well Vicinity...... four .mile*...... east...... of St _____Johns »»*»< y®" ‘o »«'• »MI»»f‘o* ’lglrU and lhe"methods of Ihelr'educs^ June 24. l‘.G3 The church was very beautifully deco ­ last Thursday evening did much dam- . •‘j*®* saparaior and machine j hqq forty years ago was compared proving themselves a credit to the St, Auger, Mrs. Edyihe; Koritolni. Fer- rated with fern*, palms and cut flow ­ age. •oH* Also our .-.-cent rawhide whips with those of today. In earlier tlratw WITH UP-TO-DATE PLACE Johna high school and their parent* enez; Smith, Wilbur. ers. Mlaa Ambra King deserve* especial at j«» cents. BYRG.V DANLIilA. tf j we did not get aa cioae to the boy and WIU,. H. BRI'.NSON. I*. M. The following program was gl^an: Ern**- A. l>avls bad his barn mov ­ iiirntion a* accompanist for the ev- Kong. "Called to Kervlce." School ed 12 f«-ct off from its foundation. I girl aa we do in the present day. Real llH'RA4’Rft:N*M REMTATKANT '* “* I enlng. She Is a very ffne musician. j progreos has been msde and will be Choir; reaiMmslve reading; prayer by William Cox had all of his bulldinga ; made In the educational system. A ING .Nlf'E HI'MINEMM. arcomiMUiylng In a very pleasing man­ 1. K. Hobart; song. "Help to Make a dcstro),-*! with the exception of bis child forty years ago was compelled ner.. Happy World," School Choir; vacltn- house which was also slliffitly damsg- AmMMiiicaBeRts to learn hie a. b. c'a while today he tlon. lie Bell Treealar; Tlie Brava The reauurant and billiard parlor, MARRIAGE. : Social Events i Poy." Keith Delzmg; song, little girls; obtalna hie education In a natural way recently purchased by John McCrack­ Cpon the old Shultz farm recently The parents of the past had the con- On Wednesday evening, at the home a EVENTS O P T H E WEEK w Price; ".Now Won't Someone KxpInUl." puirbased by William Sebavey, the Fatnre Bvont* *f Impartnnii • en from Reuben Balcom, has been of the bride on Dibble street, St. • IN Sr. JOHNS SOCIETY * Thclnw McKeeby; laatrunwatal solo, TbrangRent tfee Cemly. jceplloB that a child was not being overhauled and everything is now in barn was blown down and several oth­ (Contlnuad on tnelde.) Johns Mr*. Rose Grnham was unit ­ • —------• iwster Inke; dialogue, five girla: er bulldinga damaged. ______ship shape. With (^rl Wilcox pre­ ed In marriage to Mr. Sidney Urif- "WMIIe'a Wlah." Hubert Piero#; "The siding St the "ftZats" end of the In­ John Weir had his alio badly dam-' ______MARRIAGE Lli’ENNE. ftih of Alma. The marriage took place I>ream Composition. ” Irene Roas; aolo. stitution. you are sure to get a good al 8 o'clock In the presence of 4inly a Supt. and Mrs. Frank P. Ruck en- "The Wondroaa Soag" Mrs. RIebnsan: •««* Special meeting of Rmitant Chapter, J*'^®?*«'„?***J*^*>'* * “'5 meal and the billinrrt parlor la being few Intimate friends. Rev. J. H. WII- David lautg aad also hi* oon. J. .N© 7». O. E. 8.. Monday evening. June' **:. MuMff. »<■ : |lertalned last Saturday evening at “Grondnsother's Rainy Day." Lowell conducted in a gentl emaniy manner, cox of the .Methodiet Kpiseopal church ■their fomtr on Oakland street the Day; "She Simply Cant" Dorothy Lang had their bulldinga badly dam- i©. for the purpose of iBltUtk*. M®**^*<* An invitation la exiendad to the pub- |oSlciatlng. The ring service waa used. {teachera of all the achool In St. Johna. •ged. The former also had hla shoul- Kverv member coaM. ■ Jlii i L,***" ^1^’ Rlnlger; Kong. "Conquaat Banaars." The former also had hla shoul- Kvery member coam. lie to patronise this place. c i ------— .including the husboads and wives of der broken with a hoard flying throug ------»ddle J. Sperry. Olive; Man* Kim- Choir: "iziyalty Band." boya; "fNipa. Bird sold a .Newahl **«**! a. ------MANrAl. TRAINING HINIMIH. 'those married. H'liat Would You Take for MeT' Mary der broken witb a board flying ; GM>rgi« A HKRRI PIPHERK H IN TED. People have been unable to pas* W. iyel.ziag; 'Tlie Roam aad Daisea." through the air. < ar this weak to Louis (Carpenter of \ Irgll T. Lawis. St. Johan; Oral Me Austin. St. Johns Wm. 8. Smith of Muir, Mich., bae 40^R. UainHid's furniture eCorr thie week The Greenbuoh friends will omit Elsie Rice; Kong. "Summer Bella are Albert Dob son bad bis barn blown 84. Jo 4hu . ______Sid GriMih. Al acres of raapberriea. both blank andlwliboot a(optn< to admire the display their monthly meeting to have been Ringing." School (Ntoir; "Buttorrupi* down, HI* molJiar. who was silling —------— Rose Graham. red. He will need ISO pickera. H,* Ktf-manual training and aeedle work BENTAL GFFIf'RM rMIMRII. j"’ <*«*»■•• held Friday afternoon. The next Secret." Veda Hobart; "How lo b* near a window during the cyclone will furnish board for those who want iof the St. Johne echool student*. meeting will be held the last Friday Happy." Hazel Halnas; "Gather aa was Injured by a board that flew; The dental nIRcaa of St. John* will HtIK LATIN PttlSV board or tents tor those who pre- Kvery article hi^giaable to dlsplay In July. Armful of Dalaea," girls; rscltation. through the window. be clooed every Friday afternoon n rainr.. hoarding thesseelvos aad tenting the llae needle work of the young le­ George Woodbury; solo. "Tb# Roao L. C. Bisbop of Greeobttsh. had s ‘•‘® af July and Aug-; ..** *J[»*/®* *»*■« the Helen lm-|out. Will aloo sell berrieo to my dies wao found there Many of the The settlor cinos of I tit will hare Month.' Mr. Plerra; "Uttle Miso now killed by the lightning and Hoe* ' 'sirl-i ***^** ** Grafton Hall.jstendy picker* for one rent leos than articloa of fornlture mode bv the man- their picnic at Crystal Imke Saturday. Springtime." Rirrtaltae Smith; "June E. and Glenn H. Cornell, a horse kill- • ARTHITR ('ORBIN, - r"* ” If?*' baa (regular price, per quart providing tel trateilag MoOeais were without a Ten autoa hnve been engaged to faki Volcaa." Katie Delzmg; rvritatlon. n C LsVANHKldSR. :"^ •****"•*•* school Ihio yeor, for they are taken on Salunlay. Send In flaw, the very best made This last the 47 young pt^ople to the resort. Klale Coffman; "Idltle Sunbeams. ” A H. KK.NYOK. !_**_."******* eiaadlng In that dapnri-'your naaw* If you will eome so that I sisiemeni was made by an auiboriiy , tnent girls; "The Kjmrrow." Bella Wilson ; FREft: BIRTH J4TGNEK. GFX). H. MANN. may count you. 47 w2 ,ii|ion the subject. HprilKY.KIMHlI.L. •ong. "O. F*ia(al Daya" School Chakr: THOMAS 8. MANN. , i ------>»•«’»««■ *• to t>‘ congratulated Call at Allison's ^nd g^ a K ^y. if I Kddie J. Hp rr> of fJlIvr township Hell* a( June Time." Murrtce l*ric#; 47wl ’ GRft.AT HARGUNH. ! PIERriTN HlRfUINM. iiiwn her ahilltr gad also her saocoae aud .Mrs. Mar) Kimbsl! of Rt J«thaa you weft' horn In July. S**^- our ad- jia millinery at Mtoa H. C. Durkee's to Iba. H A ftl Siij^ All I'Ye got lo 8a). Reatriae 8cott; vertle,‘f>-n! on another i^ig; 47 wl ft in being able to train her pupiU In the jnerr married Kuaday afierniHin. June recitation, Iwls Wnodburv; rectutton. I'ARKJAGEfi. Friday and Saturday. Choice_____ „of £0,4 cane lOr :?wtet Corn saner that the? be.. I..«n trained. Itt. hy Judge Charles .M. Merrill. They “—_ yw» to two ‘rim^ bats. MAt; rboloe of -,n chll-il t^unt Alaoha Red Salmon Ijo I* Wondhiirr; (Offering, aad song. For quality will wake thefr hanw on a farm in "Wondrous Worttg" Sehool Choir. clgara try Bl flKKH three-ponol auto seat Job*. Don't ll.dO. Kvery trimmed bat 4 pkgs. Idr ('«,rn Fisk*-* FIHLHilllliN. Gllve. ffTHAIGIlT . " fall to eee the pat,mtetl Martell bodyaM*' aiore will be nfferaff at a great *4 lbs Chnrrb'* Sod* Rev Rdwards^ pastor of the Ver­ B -v this week whil*- t.x* iWortmen: non aad Durand lUptist churches, UTWI ui-wn*r nfwwwnn corner*, no JoBit* to open. Ic | Fig .Newton*, ih . it, rnmplela. PH'NKinT ’g BAXAAR. nTEEL HI..NBAY niNNERR. ,jiay have the streaffth to boM up ------i HlNTftlB ftlVftlHV IMY. will praacb h.’re neat Snnday laciraing ' New l*o«atee<. ^re*iu. agy* an l p ulfr^. Ac'ijraft” Make Suaday a rani day of root by . slxtaaa grown poapla. Fdr a flwi et fulid sawke. sod evoaiag s-inday schoal sad oth­ try i Ire crenm Saturday. S cone* ff Mro who know. soMdie BITRKHMI :m»»* of I'rvam aad s isrsv*^) oattng at Steal HoteL DUmar 31f tfi H nVRil.V 1>ANLRT. BCRKirg CIl.ARg. er fuaettoas of the day will he hsM at tf iPtnt. toe; qnart Md A J Pll STHAiGftrr 9 cigara U. 4Stf BYROK DANWn-. the jams tlaw as uauaL ■Mb 1^ ^ ^ # ,t ne St. Johns News fc 'SZT Our •■UdllBTtMi .Nfo* HUn LBAUl t fMMMUva lletaE. Hm anal tknl nb* ST. X>HNS tH»f» Itvai ta Tli» Mpsi 4lant — iRIn 4mty Im ooflnvfliy. aad tkrDttgh Its mufunaer. workn out neU. •troapMt warrior «ao cHo m UfDI last no oaa laninnt tba olMBMtaMl tlaia po rtwMwH—tfeo mmn at atmtrm. srko is not aiaenmly at work anair In —oHit ma. tHo chureh r Tbe eeiebrated early Mrd ahoiild day. formlag tha truar tlaiaa that am •Tory Thurainy nflar* Mo tkougbtful man or wonan can InstltutkMi about wbleb om obanpe lla menu and pM the fly. to ba.—The Outlook. lit WnJbor oCTMC. osbt. flt llvs today aad not rsnllss tiuit tbs •bapad thair llvan. TW piiMt who Women talk ae much It la queer old urdsr la cbanglag sod glvlag plaes Mleblpna. by Tbo He. J®*Mb • curloua rtten In tba anerad NrvaBM AT BAT YIBW. CHAUTAUQUA that a married man abould aaak an to (hs nsw with the rapidity of a dis ­ Prlatlac Ceaapany. Igrora. wao eonaiderad moot rieb la afltalty even In epiinp time. solving visw. All Is In flux, nocking The eaaaonabla Bay Vlaw aa- Douncements are oat aad will latar- valuable eaperieace. at rsst or iwrmansnt. The Nation faoss Industrial ebangsa. but. mors sst the thousands In anarch of oa August 7 to 13 CMAMLHN Hb MMor. Today the Ideal la laoa deflnlta. You can't ooavlaee any man who haa two wonmn la the bouae that the than that, tbs wbols civlllssd world ideal vacatloB plaes. All winter Bay Money auldea the Urea of luaay. But art of convereatlon le on the tobon- facss or fsars changss In tbs vary View haa barely a dossn faailllsa. but TWKNTT.KOI’BTH TEAS there are other aoclal creeda. all very Institution of the family and In the In July and August ita population swells to and than ths young —------» different. Life la abaped by the home. religion of the stale and Individual. These changss seem fundamental people In their gay oostutnsa. ths ihtared aa aoeoad>claaa matter at the' the play croup, the church, the aehool. Women policemen are beeomlnc to many. But It is wise to remember teachers and delightful people from tjommon enough, but they dreea too all over the land throng this sum­ poat o«ce at St. Johaa. Blob- ’h- bualneaa world, and maay other slowly to break Into the Are de ­ that fundamental things do not - I limtltutlaaa. All faclora play Impor ­ change. That la what makes them mer city, amid the groves on Trav­ Ilpan under the act of partment. erse bay. More than lU.UOO go thsrs tant parta In romparlaon with the fundaiuenlaJ. Change la the procena Bake and Save March S. ItTt. of adjusting thing* that are not fun- annually. The magnet which draws |oit>? factor which tendtnl to iday a pra- When a woman Insists on putting dainenial. though long supposed to the |>eople Is the Assembly and Sum­ = ~ ■ idoiuluant part In other acea. on a street parade she shouldn't com- be so. in the underlying unchange ­ mer rulvereity. which this year opens It you will bake your own pies, cakes and bread at BubanipUen by MmlU Peetpbld. The hlch arbool craduate baa paea- pisln becaus4' the coarse roeti stare able verities. And for this reason. on July 5, continuing to August 14. at her. These flve weeks are crowded with mn YBAK______' ed throuich but one of the Inatltutlons In this day and generation, the task home you will find that yttu will have saved money. of serhlng, resfflrralug and standing rtM-reallve pleasures and advantages yT MONTIIN ■ ■■ ....- *be j which will make him expertenced. a A visiting girl la popular bseause ti|>on fundanu-ntal truths la one that of the flneet order. A feature of the But think also of how your folks would rather have nBEE MOSTHb ------**« man of hie eoclety, and a man of bis young men feel that she can chase ought to be laid on the conscience Assembly is a series of four public ____ _ world. He has yet to attain the In- them without staying long enough to of every man and woman who desires • onlerencee on supreme Issues which home-made baked jroods than the other kind. are discussed by distinguished lead ­ detlulle things called happineaa and catch them. to do bis or her part in the world. fWIS '•APeil RCMOSEMTED TOR TONtlOH It Is the Individual's business. In ers The general, dally programs are aucceM. .A lot of good cfioks in your neighlx^thood are using AOVCHTISINC HY TNt These new gum-soled shoes Im­ an era of change, to live formative- fliled with famous people, among the May the tattered Algebra lie In the press iieople that their wearer la try­ ly. Aa each coral |iolyp helps to nattiee this year being \Vm. J. Bums, darkiwi cioact, and aa for the laitin ing to sneak up on something, wheth­ build up the reef, even amid earth­ the grest detective. .Mme. Schuman- Helnk aud Helen Keller. The uul- grauimer —’Tequlaacal In pace.” The er he la or not. quake shoekii on the ocean floor, so rC/BE ROSE FLOUR anil—a 4. omeua each rlvlllxed and Christian man or ver*iiy'* fame extends far and last high school student has Itegun to season drew students from 14 states. new YORtt AND CHICAGO After a man marries, he waatea a woman should help to build up re­ rnitf lean bow to learn. And If be has ligion and ctvllliailon. .Never did It This year a new school Is added In because it is always satisfactor)*. Give it a fair trial. MUmCHES lb AU. THE ARINClfai great deal of time searrhtiig for his I-lbrar>* Work, conducted by the State really done this, his high school ex- few belongings which his wife has matter so much as today what indi ­ viduals stand for and do. .Never was of Michigan. Those who desire to {leiience baa been far from a failure. carefully put away. know more about this summer place - P>— Individual truth of living so neces ­ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦J! Whether he goes to college* or dl- sary as amid the modem flux of will And It In the Bulletin, fmm p rectly Into busineaa, there are friends In this prosperous age. an Invita ­ change. Never was there an era which above facts are drawn. J. M. p T« IHTK FRIBNOH. tion to the commencement exerrisss Hall, Bay View, Mich., will send It. P Our readers and friends of P to be made, and ideals to be formed. when for the Individual to give up la a hunch to buy a present, same aa declsious and drift with the times ♦ The 8L Johns News who have ^|The graduate muat be “the little guy a bid to a world's greatest wedding J , who put ’commence' in commence- could be more disastrous for the TO FKEHERVK THE EAKI.Y HIH- OVID ROLLER MILLS ♦ probate notices to publish or ceremony. whole of humanity. TBHY BE ri.I.XT«N FBI’.NTY. ♦ who control them, will confer p j ment. ” -P— Formative living is the duty of ♦ a favor upon the publisher by »s—'• »s— P' We don ’t live In caves anymore. The There was one advantage In the the day. The manufacturer or mer­ At the recent annual meeting of the ♦ requesting Judge Merrill to good old dag'H when knights were ^'hlgh school la Just one of the Import- chant In the present state of Indus ­ riinton fount)* Ihoneer Society held P have the printing done In The lM>ld; a (Miir of trousers made at the try cannot afford to surrender to any ! at St. John*, an historical committee P News. If euch request Is made ^ ant little things. blacksmith shop probaoly wouldn't combination or organization the tight w is appointed, consisting of one mem- P Judge Merrill will kindly grant ^ Your life Is a punching bag and If bag at the knees. to think for him on basic questions. b«*r from each of the sixteen tosrn- If he does not stand, in his own fac­ fhi|>* of the county; the duties of ♦ PUBU8HRR. P you are not alen. It will ily back and Pjhlt you in the face. The high school Katbeiine L. Norton. New Bedford. tory or ufflre or store, for Justice and which will consist of gstheiing the against eovetoiitness, then to that many items of Interest connected with put some of the wind In the bag for Mass., says; “I had a terrible pain across my back, with a burning and degre«> he injects Injustice and i the history and experiences of ‘•Pion ­ you. but it’s up to you to blow It up scalding feeling. 1 took PV>ley Kidney greed In the whole Industrial eer Dam” In rilnton county. tight. IMIls as advised, with results certain situation - and injustice and greed The purpose Is to, eventually, place STI DY THE IHMHIH. will make such drasic change neces ­ Also you muat supply the punch. and sure. The pain and burning fast­ there In Imok-form. that coming gen- sary that strife and loss will be con ­ ••raiions, may know of the noble ra«m Any bualneaa which advertlalng ing left me. 1 felt toned up and Invig ­ And the hardest puncher wins! tinued and augmented. In the re­ ; and women, hemes and heorlnes of doesn ’t help la run by a man who does orated. 1 recommend Foley Kidney L. N. B. IMlIs.” FVir backache, rheumatism, lation* of home, the man or the wo ­ (isaee. through whose self-denying la- not know how to advertise. To carry lumbago, and all kidney and bladder man who does not stand for honor, Itors and many piivatioua. the dense on a successful campaUn of jidrer- (llory be! but wasn't that the need ­ ailments, use Foley Kidney Pills. Van- purity and unseltlshness stirs up, by forest was made to give place to fer­ Sickle A (Jlaspie. Just so much, the present revolt tile fields .ind pleasant homes. We have a mtMlern shop Nnd are always ready to tlalna one must flrat make a study of ed rain. against long-established ideal* of The time to gather this data is NOW the goods he advertises. Before a marriage and imrentage. In religion, white many of these noble men and make the kind of monument you want. trade-coni|>elllng aJ. can be written As a reminder of your summer A HATTEHEII tH.H t’A-XTEEN. the individual church member who Is wromen are ret with us. If this is not the store In general and the article in neetls, read the ads in The News. nut fliled with the true spirit If done now. it will be ever a source of You are invited to call and inspect our full and I often gaze u|>on It as it hangs u|ion Christ, and who does nut dally take dee|>e*t regret, wrhen regret will be jiartlrular must be studied rind un ­ the wall. complete line at any time. l-Iverybody boost for the t'hautauqua up the cross an dfollow Him. is re- of no svail. derstood. That Is why the new ps!*er Among the treasures in my home I s|tonstble. by Just so much, for the The names of the members of this man should not be e\|»t'Cteu to write prlxe It more than all; spiritual unrest and doubt of the day. ' Historical Committee have been pub- WH EXCKL ON SPI-XI.AL DKSKiNS. Oh you gniduale. It Is not neat nor handsome. It haa no as good an ad. for a m- 'ban* as the in the vast welter of change it lUlteil In the Report of the IMoneer intiinslc worth. does not always seera as If individu ­ .Meeting In the ('ounty pai>ers and It Is merchant who Is acquainted Aiih his Yet it has ever been to me the dearest PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP als could keep their feet and help I'..)]>ed that every dtlzen. who may goods and is familiar -'Itn the selling thing on earth. P P other* to stand Arm. But out of in ­ have knowledge of any facta or In ­ St. Jc^ms Granite Co. points, should be able to write for P STATE PRESS NOTES. P Its rounded sides are battered from dividuals the community and the Na­ cidents of general Interest, pertaining P P rough usage In the camp. tion are built. The Just and broth­ ' to the i-MrIy History of Clinton Coun- hlniself The ad. goo, will see to It that the member of gannent of a tramp. ness. if then- are enough of him. It : thle committee, for, his or her. town- Opposite Post Office St. Johns, Michigan gextl''ns may be tak.n from the ad ­ Don't kirk. This Is Just the kind of It bears u|>un Its iKidy many a deep, may be slos- work —formative work ! ship, have these In their poss ession. vertising of others but bo sure the weather you were demanding all unsightly scar. always is—but It will be sure. The This pmiKised Historical Book will That faithful okl canteen my father Idea Is reworked to sc!t vour needs. through .March, April and May,—Sag ­ old Ideals of home may change; but I .surely become of Inestimable value, carried through the war. a clean, lasting, consecrated union The merchant In a small town inaw News. i as the years pass. us all do our betwe4*n man and woman will remain '.full duty In helping to secure the ma- should put his own j«e-.;«*nali*v in Ills .\o one but a Chicago man would Sometimes In scouting, they would the foundation from which more no ­ ‘ terlal for this I*loneer History. idvcrtlslng Many of his custoni-rs have thought of promoting a swindle find a hiddesi mountain still. ble Ideals will arise. It rests with Sincerely, And liquor which. like rebel lesd. was are i>ersonal acquaintanc«*s and iq* by means of prayer meeting. —Jack- each man and woman to build home J. T. DANIRl^S. often known to kill. In this spirit in the midst of lax and putting hlf personality Inf' Mis »f]»y son Citizen Press. Then each canteen wns loaded for the enrrtipt social times; Cod reveals rirer* and Hktn Trsables. | he "ill oonie :-|o!;e to making his a.v * him will stand In rlght- ' running or fever sores, ulcers, bolls. yore n< ■■^■^tvui'cr adverf'^'.nj inill'id- gresslvea to come bark when they get ' pnvales never drank. • iMsness and love on the old rock of >-c7. ;i>a or other skin tmubles, get a [lie said the stuff Mas worse than .my faith, and help otherx to reach its j box of Bneklens Arnica Salve and you , .j!li>. A .-ign.nttire »'.>t f t the Mtun* ready I>etrolt Free Press I lightning ev^r se*-n — solid footing. Thus is formed contin ­ ; will get relief promptly. Mrs. Bruce ' ef .. 'i.ark wh.. ii " ill ! •* oim Whn our forefaih.rs fulled Ken-'* d..,, t wh> li didn ’t eat great ually that Church which Is the bless- ! Jones, of Birmingham. Ala., suffered nn a*.- ’ tiiro sh p- rn *• m .idvertls- tiirky the "Dark and Blooily Cround. ”! boI»^ In his canti-eti, ♦*l eoniiiany of all faithful i»ef>ple, and fmiii an ugly ulcer for nine months .i.e .\i’ rf ing uliould !: \ rii' n tlie> probnidy thtMight they wtre then It hangs, >«'t water tight. which endures, in ehatig*- unchanged. ' and Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured her West Virginia. Ponilac I’n .4* Ja-j though bearing many a :-car. • Uil' ov JM Tfc:;. icq\ II.U >1 With th«- througJiiiijt ait<> of du.ibt and doc ­ In two weeks. Will help .vou. Only zcttc. jThai "onderful cunts-en ray fatlier trine alike 2'm Recomtiiended by VanSIckle A • •r< ..aiujifce aud (o ’ulit'.or •< under i <-arrb^l through tlie war. .No ..oul. in any age. can be ex- Cilaspp- .and Travis Dnig Co. ui- !. ti;> gtHwli ar«* ?oId. I'nit*??' Thii^ ^-arah Bernhardt .^ys she may ir .i »ne what you wr?» ■ v.iii !;: mno- back to America for Just one!*'** heard him t«dl his ctuuradi^^ of | uion* farewell totjr. That ib. she will > wb'-n he wa.o sent of iii t •' re; t ronw- if she needs thi money.- ‘.irand **** *i>«- lBtar> pi-'i •• ■-? men handl.;' has a st tv , the |teek-a-bcM> waist this year. I*rt>- [ trick he learned. naHansI Prraa BIMe QMsliaa ('Ink. some \ifally interesting story ***^^,l*ably too busy looking for the splits'****** *** their Jolly meoa that night aj out the -eillng i>olnti. The ability to ' niurt. —Muskegon Chronicle. i eampllre they would hold, j uuiaivse a proposition to And its real; ------| *** . Jane Iflit. h ..p la a itaramount ^ buthel of Salt Weighs aO pounds: •"‘I T»*rllke stories told — Review The .Yie4si1e« .sf Fallk. ^ and «»ptM«rtaail) rnaie fmm Hwd and strength or weakness Is a param * 11„ states and eighty imunds in The rousing fun would never lag. nor Reading Ijssson Only. Acts vll;!»-lt!; bsw mnrh is doe ts themselves. (This requirement of the advertiser; Michigan a bushel of po- to slumber, for Heb. xl:2u-22. I* one of the qnestisB* wtrteh may he advertising cannot be sincere unlevs {tatoes weighs eighty pounds when'They often passed the oW canteen he Ciolden Text—This is the victory answered in wiHlag hy memherw mt ttho wHter know* what he is talking ‘the dealer buy* them and fifty imunds j carried through the war. that hath uverrome the world, even the elBti.i . when he sella them—Bay City Times, i our faith. 1 John v:4. Hn) Ih. Jose ph Reels His Hreth- EKVEd about. . ------11^1 many a big plantation, too, the wa- The following queatloos may be res. Oen. xlll. (Solden Text—What- Ik'n t get into the habit of thinking | <’j|*s city reports a cat that is i^r he Ium spilled, uwed aa an original lesson or os a soever a man sowretb. that shall he you are too busy to w rite your adver- : mothering lo chicken*. Sometimes j And when he went to camp again the review of the twelve preceding lea- also reap. Dal. vl:T. ti»emea*w. If you really are too busy'this story Is about puppies or mice. | '••‘1 canteen was flllesl sons iT.l Verses 1-S—Was it better or TO lookII afterp. . that.K.t |M.rt..n'n/ of yourV..IIP ‘‘)iii*iusl- ';^’r squirrel*. ^ No^ corresiM>ndent has With old black-strap molasses, or .Vprii d. Jarsh aad E»aa. Uen. xxv; ^ worse for the world, or the cause of 27-;U: xx\1l:l-4-' Colden Text—Je- Dod. or the men thevnaelves. that Ja- n del* gale the work to your TtT^l,niaki» to report that a cat la teaching Or cherry brandy, which he said eras hovah Is a *lod of Justice; blessed are roh's sons committeil the cruel sin of caiiaMlf' eiiiploye aiid halt him learn a pchool of fl»h Itetrolt .News. liner far than silk. all they that wait for him. Isa xxx: selling their brother? Why? t< do it right. Wle-n you are unable i ------It never shirked a duty never grumbl ­ 1 .. Ha) ii. Joseph and Henjamln. On. III Paving the Way in the Battle to -*ive your i*er*onal attention totb- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ed not a bit— ll.i Verses 27-2.*'. Take two hoys, xllll. Golden Text—He that loveth Molasa^. milk or water made no dlf- one foi.il of hunting and the other In- ' hts brother abldeth In the light. 1 ^..stl....er^^ who visit your store, >ou^ EIMTBRIAI. COMWE.NTN. ♦ ereiiof- to It- clineit to industrial pursuits, and say John IMu. 1, V* lerk^ to wall on them for you. ^ 4 .\’o mortal could enumerate the many from \iiur oi>servatlon whleh Is the: ts.i Verses 11-11—What was ths of Life, Keep in View Safe W hy not do that way with your adver- !♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ things It bore. mure llkel) to be prosperous In lifei prei.sur> or motive which Anally In- tlsinr? In nine cases out of ten thoi , ~ That faithful old canteen my father and wh). dured Jacob to let Benjamin go to . ^ ... .w ' The under dog want* m> sympathy; carried through the war. .tpril IS. Jaewb at Itefhel . Gen. >*jg>pt with the other brothers? Investments rneri iiaiit In the small town who assistance-. —Chicago xxvltl.iu.22. (W>lden Text— I am Jane 1. Js*eph 'IVsIs His Hrrthrm. The man who saeka your office, shop, or mill to aall you a think* h*- does not have time to write He us*-d It for a pillow In the wayside with thee and will keep thee whither­ Gen. xllv. Golden Text—t'onfeaa. stock in some werthteas promotion achama. knows how to pave advert is4-ments. l» salving his con------bivouac. soever thou goest. Gan. xxvllhlo. therefore, your slno oae to another, ai ieuce With that exeuse. name of the oeean giant Im- For maul to brsak the spirit of the i2.i Verst* lu What in ail probabil ­ and pray for another, that ye may ba the way; smoothness with him ia capital; it's hia art and hia K . I -a pay-rah-tor the accent Is placeil very smnDomstubborn oioold narniaca.hardtack. i ity would be Jacob's state of mind healed. Jaa. v:ld. blandtshmants which puts you off your gpMrd; ha has “aeld'* Til* progressive merrnant is an ,,p|,|t,prUte|y on the "rah!” Though And sometimes as a weapon when the when leaving home? (h.i Verses 1-11—Is It or not, aad you before you can count six. He was a “croohad ” paver. Why vertlser. He spends bis money for the *'pa)" la not forgotten New York ! dogs would interfere tpHI flh. Jneab's Reetlag WHh Bsna. why. sometlmas neeaaanry for a hind will men of good Judgment be so caught? Heraaftar. before cesi- World. With expeditions after hens bsnaath Gen. xxxll:3—xxxlli:l7. Golden Text hean to set the part of apparent cru- apa<^ In the new*|Miper and then sem eenting to invest. Just go and put the proposition up to the friend to It that he gets his money's worth the moonlight elsar. -He ye icind one to another, tender sit) to accompllah nood sods? Neither doss it makes any difference Its knotted shoulder sling is soiled hearted, forgiving eth other, even t Jane a. Joseph Faiglves His Hreth- who has never daa aivad you and whom you oan trust. Doing how brilliant a woman may ba. she with service tn the Held. Gtid also In Christ forgave you. Bph. >en. Gen xlv:l-xlvl;7. GoMan Text— this the promoter will have to do hie paving sio owhora. Its sides are dinged and bntterad aa tv:22. I'llHHEM'EHEXT \NI» IM'M'MI.Xll •* •«- Heboid how good and how pleasant it Thoro is a vast diffaronoa batwaan “aalting** five dellaro a tenalning a young man who has coom the oMen knightly shield. (S.i Verses g-S —in view of nodli I* for brethren to dwell together la HAllH. to see her daughter -4>alveston News And yet, 1 dearly love It. prise esich forgiveness nnd hla promises to pro ­ unity! Pa. cxxxlll:!. wash In THE tTATB BANK OF BT. JOHNS in a SAVINOH AC­ After silver-tongued orators have deep Indented sear tect him why wa* Jtob afraid? ilo.i Verwee 1-4- lioea a sla twenty- COUNT, which is but one maena of paving tho way for tho sav­ ^ ^ , ... . .__ , The eateemed .New York World In- I’pon that old canteen my father enr- Ipril 27. Jexeph vield lata Bgypt. two years old. when It la reaurreetsd. ing of a sum sufflaiant to maho tha first pa)fmant upon a haasa, orated. and after diploana* have been fomw us that the W’hite House mlat- rled through the war. tlen. xxxvll. Golden Text—l. this 1 nlon 'their teeth, with bad breath aad rollc- it) dreams these dar*. n- moat paopi*- whir:. ms>l him want to die? week lO June klMvsrn M Coiii' .* are-! —---- i^> I'llna, havr all the symptoms of ' • ’ to think. . .. It th*i eome Jniw 22. The Hllndlag KEeet af Hla. Open a SAVINOfl ACCOUNT far a start but adfafy iwvset meat Week. IS to the graduate, ihei Wi- linvr to .t certain extent (Ilm*ne<| 'having worms, and should bo girmi dreum* »; i. - , . and other dreanrn iTr ■ I.asio n.l Amos ▼1:1-9. when yeu are ready. p«r*m! ami the whole eommunlty. a' our seals to the dlvfnc and high. *^** ‘* ‘*l'*'«^ Worm Killer, a pleasant g1'*- U# ; * ; '** 'lion I M good, aad not *~v1l. eanlog of 'uuman worth and truih. jT'snd) which expels worms, Ha) II. Jr «siih Hade Haler af Fg. i.i '• ay liv* Amos r:14 niHt'' " mr -eiaous rcfleetl'm. W- bav. ipeen too moeb for our own regulates the t«o»f>is, tnara *ip the ays- )**!. t..’n 'll t . :;r::.irn T.*tfCoi I J \ ; r.. • How la it tbat sell'- i‘\u sod. imprexsed b> expet'lenev. That ••'tu, gad makrw children well and * 'eth f r*. - ft - 1 P*t. • b'Ni.jts-fc .In not drink strong drink pcbool called Human Kxp»'r- «hv ihe it.Hfi who stands for r'iar- ^FI*Y' KIckapoo Worm Killer is v.i. li*; thM ttuM* eim do are g enerally State Bank of St Johns < t.-r is pjf nrsmter valne to hi* ro-u- j■“■rantee»^, All druggista, or by mall. tg.t Verses le.lR Take rrval men ■•»«*^‘<1e of the rii irrti.s* Imre and we sHail not dispwie the :.untt> t^an th*> ima w1m> brMNm a'*Tlrc 21* Kickapno Indian Mcdietne a* 'talesmen, paef*, ma*ielaa«, phll- : * --.a for riuadei. July k. 1912. J. W. FITZOBRALa Caahlsr. plillwni luTt. f*p-w ft lo ry to town, —dmrlMton Philadelphia and SI Lou Ia Van- •••pher* arafara, prophet- aad alhersiTi.e « 'kJ Mo#.* rrom Death, In inffeiaiit e^striae, a;^ c: dlEvr- .News aad “iurter. jWhkia d tilosple add Travla Drug Co, aad •tale haw maeh af their ahilHy^- XS—II Iu. THBtTJOHNS llBWS,THt7fitDAT AFTBRlfCXm—JUNE 26. 1913.

\LI«.IRU L.IkK. Jtsrv oMff d0 clommd utMl Thmndtf tmmmmg, Jmm* J4tk, ai 9:90 a, im^ to mark domm priem amd arrmmgo atook to faeUUato tko ooUtmg of tluo imumonoo amrpima otook. 9o»itioot§ oothtHg aokt umtU oxmctltf Otto M«rt::k«- of ?!t tUa tbno, thorn ail haoo aqmai ehancoo of horn tko door uoimgo opom amdtkio otmrmoma toilimg hopimo Huutiii)' u'iLb Mr. and Mr* Aik‘ft Jdart-k«. Tlichniund of I.analnK A Stupendous Merchandise Event —A Huge Undertaking **Sps the Largm Pink and Mondajr Mrlth CUl -rt laii»* Togo-on EvorythinfT haiii aud family Har‘!d .\orTla of »*- ;th rir\\’lll ai-^it Hiitiday with Mr. and Mrs. KrM WANTED Hiiot. A Gigantic Spot Cash Sale With a Reason and a Purpose Mr. au cd Mr. and Mrfi. K M. Trowtirldai and Young & Chaffee’s Entire Stock erings Goes on Sale Without Reserve fcgans psMSSi aa ia»s« faMW aat* ua* Mrs. (iraham of Mvrlr lk«a( >: M tas« fsssto css itttif watt iiMSMaHss. All wa mm* m tataa- Mrs y^inuuuiual (*r< hman and .Mrs. S«sf « *s maim am mr*an Ur iSirpisn Ed. ■ rt hroan of North OIlv«» visited •a4 Stluwrv. att Appf tmrrnmtatatf Mr-t. Altirrt Marixko lii.i( Thur'^aj. At Prices to Convert Present Stocks on Floor Into Cash Quickly Regardless of Loss or Sacrifice Mr. and Mrs. (!. T. Um'ksrll and dauahtpr, Waunita. Mrr.. < amlln' So that our buyer con go into lluitplct. Mrs. .Vnna .Nh hoi* ; 'nd the July Furniture Market to Houtb RI'-t Cran^p Ia*f Wx Iiu -k - da> with this Urge amount of Mr. ;iHd >’rs, M. J. T*»iit of latn ins ready cash, prepared to moke ip»iit Hati.rUay and Sniuh ’ iih Mr. ant $100*000 in 15 Days and Mr» Krf*U 11 not PHENOMENAL FURNITURE PURCHASES.■xvib/'UAcar’C MONEYMrkME^V TALKSTAT.VS WHENOiHFN WEWF BUYRITY andnvi <1 A LITTLEIJTTT.F MONEYMONTY WILLW11.I. M^EMAKP AA BIGRIO ^NOISEWiyniar HERE1 DURING THIS BIG SA|aE Mr, utid drs. Marluf Pi' r n *,•- hi • af 'liduioion sftent th«* f.-r j'.rt of «h.- 'A i r. slth ih" ir ila r« A Chance of a Lifetime to Beautify Your Homes I tsehtireboildinc ' Mrs. Kino r Waiter and .Mrs. I rixMB bommeat to Seventh Floor. - -• phai! Coaplete Store hae bew oea- vsrtod into oae vm C Ilert .Matin and .Mias I.i i.ih T< r $101080 Worth of Spiendid High-Grade Fumiiiiro=^Now at the Mercy of the Public of lieWitt «* t>i isilicr.- at JillMr! I^p- hall ► ' ndK>. BARGAIN CARNIVAL taUre etoek l« * new bst^ , Mr. .iiui Mrs. Ceora*- •’■d;'. Mr and ourhed u sale prlcae lower Mrs. la-" Moron ii-otor* ii tt- tl‘ nr> ’-hna were r'. e.' ^eeCed before ead !i inv in iionral .S it.day et pnoes IS 3uajr taeUacee Miffe pi sn Makor. 't, Ii r The pi- r;o jn .i!ta« k of ,*i( loss Than Actual ' AA K if -:o' iv r‘ < i.i . j:: . r Question Manuiacturors Coat < r I )»• •-'> in • r of . \* PUn Acccrdiacty —ACd be eiue { i. :il. 1. Is- IfSo- to wttaete the openiag boon of > ol tku woederful evlkug. ; De vau ex- PncM remnin la efUct while > gect to kav ■took bau c&ly. - i 'r \ n Jr Blei&e BO oae but youreelf if ' eny rumlttirr a yon get here too Ute ^ad maay sr Flesr C v- \ articleM9 ere eaUrely cloeed oat. cringe withli tha next twe 1. r ¥¥‘fff /\¥T7in Ml A ¥ inaugurated for the purpose of HURRYING OUT ALL PRESENT STOCK yesrsT 9 I Mr ■¥ d lllll r Converting Same Into READY CASH Commences <11 > \ M IIIHH Ml I I s III n. "Come Just to Look" | Mighty U l\l\ 1 v U 1 tJi'lJjijLi Thursday Morning, June 26th, ^omptly at 9 o’clock I I.HI "1. <'ntr!i oft .1 •! L’ Rain or Shine, This the Mast Sensational Furniture Selling in the History of This State—Will Start Just as too Handaome artielM 'li-nif , U■.r1^ . !:• taamato aseiai \ ff You Wlsh to Have First Pick from These Most Unusual Bargains by All Means Be in Line When (urniUire to be given away anu • . crad"rs wp - 'nth delivery depertment. Apply .yebMteteiy free, brtac yevr ptmk Kmd- >• di t n.onth: »>- n ri;- immediately. I The eeriy eeee ahail he rewi hir. wrri H« \i nth i^rad r. uud ■ When Doors Swing Open as There’s Bound to Be Vast Crowds of Eager, Anxious Buyers SS^i^^VwSTLid^-' Tam intry I’ll’ ffraoiT!* Of •!. 211’ Klclith ..;ra: ’•ru. !ni ha'I r *; idiit.-di DID YOU GET ONE OF OUR NNK SALE CARDS tin- - ff id at tho 1 ioto- of ii'-vt j LeatherSeat Diners WE BUNG ON THE DOOR ? \v«iR« mMii yuu M iO m ol the vary MeOaotuoa, ol ^laraa. J»o 'i.ir' ji'k, of Wai'O'.ista. par-xtl | mm. (•.'JI.K iMIh.. uf*l llMT»- 1.35 9.-00 A. M Ovt tn liav as Mrly aa poaalble. M(, hurrr out mW pnet J««o Ko O ucimm inr—gho M ika OMot qui aVIa tin- hi^hori avoroicp In iht county, tnttf* tlura * Careati ai i « tS SADI We UiU Simplf, Do tke Beet We Can amd DUwer i r.iiii I .:;!: 4 per c* nt. Ko:nar. . tela iTict uf Ira* a XT^ Th*!' ti of Xo. I. Ik ni;al town- I We Want >100.000.00 k««. Vutr Tapootry AI! nd. with .in av r ai »»r That's Why Such pati at Sala hi ! J -r I ■n; Ida Half .ilsi- of ; ■ U tofta.- AI r Clmllcr lo Cm> ^ S.1Hu, ry an •r-.f III hi.7 pfr <■ Mar;. Abnurdlu Low Prices Uut Sale IVKt 2.85 ifOM.!?. 45c Bed Davenport Ik nciil. ;..r ------v' »i; Val », K r y itl aa4 Ol catal Kai Many Others (S«n,.ar to tut.) Tabourette and Ik ri t.io. iiuiablc :cr avy lobd Oaa Iraaaa, ftnj^Ma C - ; ' Leather Slip Diners • 'U—Sa!, :« 14,65 AB otVc/ Cofpau at ^raat ?!TOt itmtlt. lo tut \arr. r,(rr Kufi Vail, ladiKaJ (UKM TOC ih,, Ist Car ba ...... i I'll'. Ml’ 'i . I a*..hjn»: .il j ;,»iin^ ' ■ 7 Mai. r-.i*! t, Selkl (Jaa Tabouictta. ! .\o ' . vi«l iMrka*! u, a ■ -u« baO. Itur,) wut I ^ oHula tJwy latt aala .ecu- j|j I -.^t WmiM (Iwuii at $4 r^v .1. t.M Aanu —«,« f>Uin txH.Jtt OM larxc - •i.i. pi*r • I'nt JaU>ay.aa< llutry aala U(a. "Cbmc jua, K mcnciax X'lti: 1.95^ V 3 J. V O ut So W 1^11, luok ■li rr-;r= «.>; m 14.85 TtMwaOay... •\ lii; «i: lOc Plan Everything Accordingly —Let Nothing Interfere. By All Heans Witness the Opening Hours of this Fast and Furious Selling

II II •t T. M h< This Is Not a Catalogue of This Entire Stock —Only a Few Prices Taken at Random to Give You An Idea of the Tremendous Reductions T^hroughout Entire Stock . • or s. : • • r ) ;,AU' Lawn Seats t. : .ill !: . .\t’.\ Croquet Sot 7 7^^ dO wchaa laag kn. I. ^ « 11. work. ill... Foil AvTtura Sat Hurry-Ovt £* win .1 .. r> fu r iii’ I I •n SataPnea UDV niNiii . h the t« '' was I ill i 45c MIA 'i; stall' r <• whoit .1 \< r> fair Ms « ; ( CnekU«tl»B BvBkcaw iind It. it '111 chilli who • •• Arm Rockers DvMaia aaa WHcii| Pnk parHiiii: ,iirk on thi •»»•- Sail# Oak wMtaf. mM aak jt-c’ :ij liiaf tint wa.-^ no' •hi . ikar SO se Smrtm -Iptfii." To ;.lM-fi 111 ill ;ii laM LmDkB Sait Kica •9.75 work lint!' rnop of thi t."!! li. il • !i n.a?t«risl Sewing Rocker nillgh Chair ■ Roand Pedestal Diaiiig Ttble China Closet Library Table Chiffonier I Cester Tible ! CeiBlBt UpMvtvrd Sm^’rne Rugsl Dining Omir (Unttarr teM CMcut • ^~...a< M cut) (•aauca, la cat ) Till' '.i .1' not lyinir n lakDiA, M inuker ts . iS^Ua,la, ta«a cut ; Quartrrtd Oaa. vary haaO- TtmwUr ta cut) QuMiartrt Ctaa. } Zarft i (Sum:,, M CM I I E«ektr a,M »*.*n :l r- i, ' Wuh laklaI# cuMn a" •aM Oak luil a-laot kata: Oaa maaai.r aat* hftn • 111 Ur sonv • • t Myrry lMM,f out ruuwiy *ram ' Cut Tram Ian SteOmmr (rMtaM VariatiMto at ival I S o«t mW f>,af<*~'A Wry "“6.95 i65 art. liurrv I Ktury ftlra WacMi - _ _ teiii. ■ kola aala TQeji:aAA* yruM 65c pvicc 1.10 aaV mte M>* prtf* tah yricr '•^85c I;.-* .f ill In canlt'^^ -• F: 12.95 3.95 teaclo r- on tin- i»arr i isT' This H»r>’ Dot Sele Afferds Yes An Oppertinity ef a Lifeline To BeesUfy Yo«r Hones Hake Then Confortabke md Attractive at Savingi of Abott One-Half iMianl or in lack of 'i.at th Velvet Rugs Folding which th, teacher has to ..r-.. i.r >7lS4 kiWcMc IWci aaa Sewing Table' lack of knowledge aiul -k;l! • r. 'ii* Mi'i, .iMauru l»art ol t teacher, as lo 'VMA ; ur the ii lalk tt) Ih- taufti t. ann iM’W 65c an- they to b*- t.iUicht • :'t...r, re- silltii: or oii the istrt of th 0-Quart HandU Vmrnin Mart in Bed sloniT r dlrectiiii: the w. r Grantia Pan Sanitary Coach rStuular tu cut ) I 3-Pieco Mahogany Suite | IWI (MllaHM fma Then I:., sotnewhor** ti - ’ irai ■a, cat rifiL aaa, .E - • 1 Waist Box Child*8 Crib inniAf •« cm systi-'i.. a larm 'vasii o* * M«tau,'« fui-* I Ufbesatefan^ r'ecMMr grteti fAmth, went Ht-rry-Oalrry-Oal » gVff (tViular tu cut) (ftuaiiar tu• cutenc . I an*fn %«««• of Wsa Sale titm that th' i.iii Illy a.tt rl to .hso Sak l*nc» Wh«ta Eriam l-«d taSr le Kie3 «?at/^ Hurry oM iacanref a 14.75 vAustisl W hat .iri wi Kottiit f ' lio •lad Irun Cr>-' ?lit*ivr CMllaaaaa^^t^1 Btmi IM p,.c 2.75 Seme Inc iMrry w i-ff» 6.85 aixi.’ It; are wi Rolnv to ilo rfally Otii.' C-i r J |r-r ( nt if a .it I Marrt eat Xihte h’dfTr *jka* p< < SdaKtW 10.85 Uurry-Oul tQ mALl I ' 111 .. t:..in otrj£h‘i tit fail ir, , ;?ht 15.85 .IvTlarr, V?.Tf^ iviii.ii! ..tir. f iji think of .1. narnuif Gat Ue Early and Bu Oita el iha Pirsl In Uim. jN r I • nt fallir Framvd Picturwa hi .’•rivion Domes If .. I !t. si hoitl .tiiii r I ■'ll WaUtI IrtMa Harry lHi( S«k Pner NattrtM ft Spriagi 4' VcMcu a: aay alyla al « o:i ! a 2.' JM r e iit ol 11 Sa*.'Hi» •» ka r ki.i . 1 le-fori- le h<-i,» , Hurry.Oat Ol ..wcAL follow Ik Kilter, ther- Sala Pnea 8.5c Enaneled Iron Bed Cornmm ^0# No n mo*. Own m M j:vr.i»v ni I . \u: <1 -1 l.Bo Dining Table t. - .rr tiou of Mtnie -or' ll CoilopalUe GoXart «%a»,ioe a# o«a I AM Cooawe fMo****** imppmat mm M O fl lilstrii t Yitnr dh trlrt if*' r thoi Refrigerators t.,.. M.. 4a “5 ...3.65iiH^y--- 5.75 Orafr., h..; r ^^'i95 ol io.r -I hool. aioi yon ■ .ni .i •I CuUutaa -1.80 Cur’vln Rada hiin aus. I’ar- enik school nflW-ers. lem-hert and flagaiiac RkIu . i B < i ntmtiilssimier all oiMrht to tu mo^t OuMOak riiJowB Far OiauaMua ar ButOa mightJv I cAcerned about It. We I A. r A.’ OfClIT to make and Ml rtT MAKK a i Ilwrr-CAit ■earching investigation of the cause | larc: 75c Sal* Prica 70*.: nr causes, and be pre|Mred to elimi­ nate a inrge ammint of the ecbool j OMtWIUniMM waste, when M-haol opens next Itep- «M NON nOwaMaiaytMa. ChUtanler * CbiM’s Dook and Choir Caakut tu«i lamemar Uaa • I Steal Range Buffet igimnoi be o«* 1 Chltforobe Drasssr ’^”1 I hm lc.lv HAiOat y«u , leniber Year after year this waste ik*a a* %• an* i tgtn ibpe hp o^^hg mo an* akm m4 cm ( Matiy4Kn has iieeti going on ami your c«»mrols- Kitchen Cabinet J2*::r::;A£> Btm .rt—.rnro ms twr ■m*'.* a.M ; fttrrrv^ai C? , * stnner i.i llevea Ifa now time i«t |es«ken ■Ma ntaa ,aMM.*.Mt, owem,0Vn -0^9 t »me no»o ■lams* :“.=== OSS ^••a Pete* a*ariA-| oms pMoo ha»o p«wo owoey hmmok ooao pmee It. .int! • S'.en It to an apprer iabb de- 1 1.851 gre* H iring the early ilays of He^e SO-ffiMV 7.85 Cane Exig^tag tv Ste tke Greatest Crowds Ever WltamiCULfiOPd Rapids-Jock PHces Caaaat Fall to Bring Tken. ^lo4tlnf.^avn Lwi - teTi.ki’r '<'’ir commissioner will call Curtains log. teachers and school of- t aarMrr. tS VarOa I.**! s lo. ’- tialf-ils) ses- Positively No Phone Ordei*e n«r*w.otH ■ >nl> every tescher ! iit! Toa Metoat la Uoa aad tain yoor tom wtth Uf* Private Sale! lio Auction! Bala Prtra *4»al4- it»l ofUrer sh'c Ul .re-.'Ht t rMl. notl arOan aiM. if mteamouOtA by rbacb- E*acv tracla uiark*4 ytaw nmwrt i. «iwctlvn mel tings; . bii at j Poreh Swings dfoft or fOM enoB avOara Suta iMnad ebnra. •• — Utac laaylu caa lari, .a. . • ’;n0a w,- aho.ild .a. .in m-j wbin paatMa. oad for feean oat aavaytned. aand TAL* :'tc W' : t sf to AA’heri ;n ..|^

N-i'i N .>rh bos se’s^iua off IlH* frmr o -oktly bttlldlniss that pro-. r )rrf.u' -r-y f)ir talo the •iraet. Tbe With lubamiloai* »*nifn. oonrerl It i» atranic that the Mreet roll- ^>ur dally pleasure—sltUan Ih • “lisy-fOM, atraw-foot ” booftl In the There are l.OVa tnaloo lo M Uovemaaeat I'vperts have rulod ' prr... ; r.i ihiT mottoh to spread -----gar tin sad other* betas developod way owner who was hit hy a otroec (ooriaa picture show sad boortan army will have to so hy the bo o fd maloa ta tho wdfM. And atUl ahellar la food, but It will tah ,sinmic T-relaoe property owners ev*,thaoa dajrs. why not prodoee a oommicar feeSer, Would soy thot he woo !■•■*• enlinbtaeed person aeor now that ’starbonid*' and "port** hove are thooe who mauM tax ths baeh- rulilvaiod tast# tor aleh-aaohn to Lerywhere. 'f^ the cure at )oyrtdtnsT voey much tohoo up with It. lelllttc what the oext stene will bo. boen alven the Mhonh la tho navy. loh IL t—juiarmms.

Portland fran ffatanday oMlI Mon da y eveaing. The Ladleo* Aid aMC wMh Mm. J. W. Pattereoo laat week Wedneaday. i'wenty ladias were peaaant and re> COMING AGAIN! SPORTS DEPT. fmahnienta were oerved. A aaod tlma waa enjoyad by all. The pupil# of the paraehlal achool Mrs Prank drhaeider laered the I gave a line eniertainment Tuaaday houeehold goods that were etored In T%e IndepencTiite were defeated at I evening. The different paria of the the houee she sold to Mr. Peldpauocb. N. Hillsburg ebeMQldC tfubday by • on** run m«r- iFrom iront p^i:: I program were very enjoyable and over to the house owned by Chris 'AOT Optical Specialist of Detroit ffla. Tbe boy* T*l«r«d the moat blil- i werv- well randered. There were ffve Cmmer and occupied by A. M. dchu* I Uent of ttoe urBao ti. The Aurk i graduates, Mlaa Mary Hufnagel. An­ eller. will br at the uf i eeieel. Olds, dhswn and KUier NOmML STUDENTS thony ririch. Harold l^>x. Hayiuond Kvg Martin, who has been with her j We concrstuistc- Chee- Keidpauarh and Joseph Pink. After! slaters in tirand Rapids the I aulDK on tbf-tr excellent tesiu. but tke program. Father Lladeniaiin dla-ipaat four months returned home laat Steel Hotd !ft)m>petblie with e team that baa to a HELD EXERCISES .tributed the different prlxaa and di-|Saturday, tibe was accompanied by! I play on such niieerable imotioda and —. ■ j plomas. after which an eminent} her siaier and hueband, Mr. and Mrs. I I before atirh partisan fans. The teu-h their pupUa the three funds- < apeaker. Rev. Father O’Raffeny, ofjWm. Hackenbnigh. • | Rrounda ar*- the poor<>st Wf know of mi-ntals -digestion, circulation and IiuranU gave a very pleasing address I About 2.*^ of the chiidrea and grand- ; Monday^ Jime 30 kn th< state. If tbe Maltlnc team reaplratlon. Hulld up a stronger and (which waa highly applauded. He •children of Mrs. Michael Hertmm' ^ mak< » a brilliant play. It brings cmly Wealthier naUon for the children we principally emphasised character r^prsiig a complete etirpiiae on her groans of diatreea from the fans, but need in the (utur*-. it'hamcier la the foundation of educatln j ia^t Hunday, It being her birthday.. He is the well-know S|>ecial- Ilf a local e^eii exji^'forate* without The second great fundamental la The children of our Catholic schools I Hhe waa slxty-flve years old There' FOUND icalling on tbe IlfeHtavIng crew, it the developmem uf brain power. Na-‘are especially favored by having for I were present Mr. sad Mm. John Plat-' ist who has b«*en making 'brings forth tumultous applause, dt. turv has provided the human being their taachem, noble women whojte. of Westphalia. Mr. and Mrs. Tony with twice the amount of bmln pow- sacrifice their entire llvee taking thelUcnram and <-hildren of lauiaing. KOI’ND- A county newspaper that trips to St. Johns for a num- Johns will iilay the American Cut prints all the newa every weak. (Haas of Lansing next dunday at S:4'> •r he ever needs. Their la no great place of father and mother at school jMlas Dora Huhn of laike Odessa, and Sanie can be obtained by calling at berr of years aiul has titteil p. m. demand ui>on the bmln in this day and thus Instill Into the mind of the ! her friend. Forest Kllnkman. iOid Ad- this office and paying 11.00. tf dt John* AM IIH R PO and are. In illuatmtlng this point, child and Impreea upon it that Kdu am and Arnold llertram and families hundreils of |)eople with rasieel, s. 4 111 he told the results of the pxatiilns- cation witbouf 'TKII—lOo reliable men of good reliable s|M'cialist if your eyes or glasses are troubling .VI, ('lark, p. brain power is necessary for a great ' Is not continually eel before It tbe laiura .A. Hummoad was bom »Aug- moral character to subscribe for the you. E.xainination I'RKK. R»*inember the above date Finch, m. lift work. fmll little nature will soon drift away list Ik. INZim, in Clinton county. Mich­ 8t. Johns News from June 1st to VVllMin. 1st Another great fundamental >a so- from the path. Meatiilful indeed was igan. She was msrried to D. (' Htllea 8ept. 1. —MOND.AV. ICNE j;oth. li. Clark. I. clal )>ow-er. Our aocial demands are the drama played by tbe little boys, .Vlay 1. la7u, moving to Ilenxle coun ­ f*ramer. I. .. the greatest demands iusd<- upon us. j "Temptation." it goes to show how ty. October lik4, and dying at her R.i>TBl4- lood girl for general The ■inediicat-d man is aimusi al-lwe ar»- all fetnpud but how thr little home In Itencle county. June 14. 1J»1S,: housework- Herman preferred. Mrs. ai 4 2C 14 ways imMjcial The farmers of .the:Catholic heart has learned In Its youth aged «2 years, nine numths and 27 j A. T. Vauliervdort. l.analnc. Michi­ Ail liH K 1*0 A (ountry mistrust each other, they to resist thes'- assaults and thus pre- days. She le„.«« to rnoiim their loss gan. 46w2 Chesanirr will not c<*-operBt«. They must learn'pan- itself for greater battles. ‘ In 'K ( .blltnc Znd a husband, three sons and one daugh ­ ' U < hilton, 1. that (-o-oie-ratlan la the basr of h-|((tarl;islon I shall repeal the words of ter t’larence K., Arthur J and Ray' '’“heyer. 'rd tiam ial >.ucc cBs When they learn M'hriM hiiuseit. -buffer little children W. ntlles and Mrs. Carrie Vincent, al- ' Smith, c. this fart, thf V arc gofhg to be the to come unto me and forbid them not so thrlt.—n grandchildren, all living FOR SALE or j W’lilser. < pltal -ts in this country. iJocisl jar unto - .rh J»« the Kingdom of ; in M* n/b county. She also leavf?* ; II. r Ilf' must be dcveio|ied in u (ommunl- Heaven." lthr*-«- brofherv und two sisters, J. i t> until they d<'- l«i' this spirit of' -jr},, following s( hoLwrs ^ *'• Hniiiraond. Mr^. Mar> RENT Graduates-- \ Mlll.r r ration Me dist'usseil the guiiw JoeToH.'«nd .Mrs. A. K. I^scm, all Ilv- C. ChlltC'U, m prj/e* Th«‘ good conduct prise which < i K )t>ball. th«‘ gr* aieat game uf the is given by a vote I'HKH C\Kli~«lmora SaA- r. Aond. 'Mils spirit is de\e|o|»«-d in 'rliicinsky, i 1 1 was awarded Yltss laiura Ceorge. The kind Slid loving mother and dearly bi- .'•-passenger, fully aquippad; Plai^ h> g.tng. The eleven boye get Into I excellence prise, for the highest lov«- and Jerome Simon In the nished the beautiful flowers. ami Kl.hN RIM. HAVi: if they can make their pupils look bargains in used .Motor (*ynlos. ^rin.ary grade. A number received D. C. HU lea, time by a photo. We are • upon them as the cleanest thing In Clarence Stllea. Write us today. Enclose stamp for HIC KIKI.II HAY. RHi:> CITY life, they will do more for them than prises for being neither urdy nor Mh reply. Address la>ck box 11. Traa- sent at mass the entire year. Arthur Htilea HILL TAkK HHLIHW. anyone in the world. Ray Htilea. ton Jkllch. 47w2 still making dozens of them. j After the addreaa. Mr. CHlet rmi- Mrs. (Carrie Vincent. [dereil three solos; "Venetian Song,' July Jrtl a pIcnlT will be given by K4IK SALE—Black mare four yeara the parish on the church grounds July Ifi will be a grt-at gala day atiToatl; "Cray Days," Johnson and CAKH 4»F THA.YkH. old. weight llbb. Clinton phone 811. Your choice of various • lainaiug. when the Masonic and Elk "l-a>gacies." Hill which la an annual affair each year. ______47w2 e fratemitiea will pull off the biggnat | The diplomas were preaenMd [They expect If the weather permits a We desire to thank our friends and “' large turnout. There will be fun from neighbors for help given and kindness , F44K S4LL—Two good bouses and fl«*ld day ever known in the history; tbe class by Com. Townsend, who styles at : ... start to flnish. Races of all kinds will shown at the time of the Arc, and since lots. Inquire of Mark FisM. 47tf of the Capital City of the state. Kv-1 made several I^d'* ’Irtth“?hr^"ill!i?- •’ - ^ ^ that destroyed our home. e ery merchant and manufacturer will! The evening clos«d with three selee F«IK .S4L£ RR trade . e have repreaenution In a monster | tlons by .Mr tHllef* ".Still wh- die *T^*e** -Mr. and Mrs. Peter framer, e Mr. and Mrs Ed. Magner. Fine two-story brick store builtllas e iwr.nde that will ecllfwe anything ev-1 .Vacht.' Rohm ;"Perfect l>ay.' Rond the »»rcnffth situated in a good, live county seat • T known In Michigan. The Ime Island 'Th* Four l>-af Clover." Rrowo- „jher ’ rsic#-* nil «nd mMy of 2.000 inhabitants. Will sell at a ••\|M'Cted t«i be five miles .’oog .tndjeil. H«- was lo heartll) emored that in th * Jt bargain or will trade for St. Johns will include-Tiiagiiiticient embleruatlc he rei.irned and sang. Sh. .Stooped 7.^7;^. Al.«r real estate. Inquire at St. Johns Baumgartner ’s Studio j floats, funiaiittr features. iDdusinal ''o Conquer " This song excite*! the v.uniifni ^rve a News office. 41tf di^plavs and le-auilfully de<-oruted ' luernmeni of th*- audience. , ti!^ i. ^ ‘ .P' •. “THE HOME OF GOOD PHOTOS” : . .nv..,va«.- TheTh. Misse-n..... Maymcu.v™. iT'Z hdieOmrc^es Ftm HALF Twenty-four acres of e a ‘'TLH-holldav'"r;nT»^'declared and ‘•«'on»P*«*»t*vJ''‘rrw.hmentf surh is canTlii! cracker Asssuscessent sf servlees land and 1<> rity lots, all In the city •, • -y hair n«»lida> will t>e declared and , ,.ur,n,: rhe evening. j.,ek. Peanuts and :ce cream will I.. is the cknrrbe* ml HL Jakss )s limits of Ht. John.'.. Inquire at this eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee -•.hll* thi morning will be a uusy tltiie cAstrlhsted by the pasters. ofR< r. 4&w4 |aff*r 1 «M lo«-k the town “111 le- rlos* ‘ real ion and '-njoyment .Sfiecial Training class The following arc j The v. M R A. will look after the ( III’HCII RF < HHIHT. D. Curtu. ♦ hrI'TII lintllltM ♦ ♦ ♦ pains have becik taken to provide en- the names of the graduates: Martha thirty one^ and ice cool lemonade that RlbP schfx)) next S'tnday at three F.rn. Avery. Frances C. Itarrett. u always made in the shade will be «»'< lock, followed by preaching ser­ F4»H H4LF - A larg»- b»rn. Inquire of tertuintiient for i.«-op|e fron; the sur- ! Con .Stephen. tf ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ rounding towns and country districts . •irate A. Corwin. Aiigellne Cramer.|found as good as a bachelor not a vices. Rev. J. A. Joyce win preach Katheryn E. imyle. Ruth A. Fish-jmald. can make It. The Hubbardston ' Tlo uftemotin Punts will be pulletl' burn. on the subject. "For Huch a Time as HlIRFs HKP\1HKR As good as the IcHau Jennings of Riley callwil -m' Ciudv-- .stanipfly of Cunnlsonvllb t;Udys <•'•-««»'>. Bessie V. bsnd has been engaged to enliven the This " «*ff, :n la-agio... j/ark. wher* there .will '; irecn. Certnide Haker. Ford 11. Jar- dn> with patriotic music In the ev- best and bett*-r 'ban tbe rest at the Glenn I>avis 1*.*: Sunday. "»• ’b* guest of Hlan< h* Ruebler he a pie-eatlng rontewt, watermelon-waiernielou- ,) vis.\ Daisy Miller. Lydia Ida l*arker. ,rning the .ky will be lllumlnared bv Electric Sho* Shop 47 wl • bartes Munger Is confined to his I from .-Junday until Monday evening eating *t>ntest by I’llHI^TIAN 'R'lKM’K *MM ’IETY. Mr :ind .Mrs. Kmmers*»n lve^ of olorrt gentry, base rlznui Pulfrey. Vera .May Hpangler.|a grand display of fireworks bed with rheumatism. ball Iteiween teams of well known .Muriel Htudt. Florence Mane Tolies. ^ * Come The Christian Hetence Hnciety holds Mr. and Mrs. Keys of Owosso visit­ Mentlan -I • nt Saturday and Hunday one. come all and *ws)«»y .vouraelves. THE CLINTON COUNTY ,Hh thrtr Mr. ...d Mr., "-jv,it haracferr who don t know how’^-. ;;to^'tara K. I'lrlch and .Mynie M'llcox. Jt only comes once a year and cer­ regular services In their hall In the ed l-fc Hi»erry and family laat week. Munger Block every Hunday evening Mrs. C. K DavU .md datighfer. May. tainly everyone la entitled to a day SAVINGS BANK and Mr. ■d-.itrt.. of i-m.Im *'"■ »' "< * ” I From front pagc.i at 7;3u uclork. Hubject of the I< of Ashiej '. Ui(<ening .. ^ ^ ,,s|.m;ing a few weeks St the home of dollars a ywar. The feel ug Is, way. H", at farm of <;. Hhon. two miles prayer and address at 7. The Katherine Mabel uncle. Jake He ^pent last Tues- growing that If the waterways belong ■ But who Is paying for our education ’ West and one mile north of Fowler, Dsvls of lUnghau. and .N**va (hapmam^,^. willle Chadwick, and Frl- I»e«ple the highways should ' |t is th* taxpayers, the man wttnout on .May 2, 1913. Valuation Iloo *>f Hlle\ are attending th* C K con MFTHIHHHT KPDM 4»|*AL >RTF:k di.y Willie sfient the day with him. als«i belong to the people, and that children paying his shar** as well as 47wl v*niion ar Hastings this w*>.>k. All services on Hunday as usual with The -rnlon Workers' will hold :i*^PP vrhole sImmiM look after, the man with children. In Russts the; ------DR. GRECtORY'. Physician and Sur­ t hildren's day exercisej* al the church Ibeir own property. :n! Kd. Gower ;s laid up with sclatlncn That's DA M. Seml-.Mlxed Real Paint a niimb-r of relatives and friends '^by should not the j ourselves. Mrs Fred NVeRer was In Hi Johns rheuiuatism. ♦ EARLK. ♦ It hides even g black turf.^ice. It wears |of Mr. ,«nd Mrs Arthur Whitney gath- W ^®'' »hclr tusking anil for) He iiiipressed it u|ioii the lulnds of Haturdsy. Mrs. John ('outer Is rlnltlBg rela­ for years The cost of psiotlng is re- or^.*! „ th* Ir tioiiie Hunday and hel|>e ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦AAA tives at Flint d .ced. bcfause the user adds tbrss|them r**lebrate their 18th wedding an- '“***' ”ber that larg* bodiss niov> slow- tu a jwlnt in the scale of educ-a- ^be autu last Aundsy. Mr*. Frank Haylor snd baby of EUle quarts of Linseed Dll costing only 4& nlvcrsary. A very enjoynble time Is ***** ’**•* "***> agitation on theitloa when they must grasp things for* EdRb IhinnelMck returned to visited relatives here last week. cents to every gallon of the D A M 1 re|iort*>d by thvw*- pri-fent After a p4c '"^mers IIv Idk along the i th«-ius* Ives Klghty-flve percent of J^nslng laat Haturdsy. tirs. Florence Kovb*- visited Mrs. Harvey Brown, over Hunday. C. J. I tennis vialtrd friends at C!bar- Semi-Mlxed Real Paint, to make IHinli dinner th* afternoon was spent In ’bat will result lu bettering | the boys and girls of the Pnlted Htates ' Goldie Ruck was home from lottc and Eaton Rapids laat weak. gallons of the lies? pure paint ready . visiting and singing They gave a •**** Kverv- farmer knows that never g^ any farther in education J®bne over Hunday. Mra. John Tiravcnsiatt underwent Beatrice Pickett Is visiting her sla­ for use Yr.u can get three quarts handkerchief shower In honor of the •***' ‘1 roads ni«-ans Increased land vsl-Mlian tb»- eighth grade. This eighth I Eldreq .Muckier returned ,0 hlsi*** "P^*^’ *®** Yh lainsiBg Monday. Mrs. Janies Ilales attended her bro- ter. .Mrs. Frank Haylor, at Klsla. s ore paint for the 4.*^ cents. <» • asion and Mrs. Whitney was tbe re- ‘‘****- ’be ability to get there" easily, •eimniencement Is held for th* pur- borne in Detroit last .Montlsy. Ben Gower of (lakley rfstted rela- Hold by Hunts Drug Htorss. St., ..«.p|«.nt of many beautiful handker- quickly and I'orofnrtsbly; but the |iose of calling their attenlloo to the Mrs Henry .Schnekler vis-,’***^* ’** •• l.nnsliig Iasi week, tires here aad at Tnlon Home over Johns and Dewitt. [chiefs. ''****^ muat be built right Rad roads parting of the ways. friends In Westphalia last Hun-' ***** '** ’•’* ’ Bnrchlsy arc en Hunday from York state. The Wilse) retaeiery Asaoctatlon are an alioinlaatlon. Ditches badly The quesiloo of what the boy* and ‘**T- Mertalnlng company ...... The Christian Aid mesia with Mrs. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A placed, and weak, leaky culverts are (yirls are going to do with their spare j Reirce flnshed moving his Mrs. Myron Hsxen. Hlnun and Lor- ♦ ♦ celebrated their loth anniversary at the pleasant h«ime of Mr. and Mra M. simply money wasted. Hoed bulMtng time 1* of laore importance than going'^******>' ’■’<> Hammond house laat ♦ HEHT ELBA. ♦ R. Mead. A large crowd waa In al- Is pleaasm work. It Is beallhful. it to schoal. The way to employ It la to ***'•• ’ "U. L' Kaegle and wife of St. John# ♦ ♦ teadsnee and all rdpon an «»«Tsble) ‘‘ !? use every means possible to broaden Mrs. Cbas. Pox has*heeB risRIag her The ladies of the Unlreraallst i. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦AsDernoon Since their organisationIt out We bare a republic. The work son. Ernest, sad family tbe past two church held a fair IsatSatunUy. They weak. they have raised 81144.87 and c«pr«d- of our life is to become cltlssas of tbia "*Ti^ .ill Mrs. Wilber Morrison and Mr. Ellis returned Saturday from ed over I10#P of It In tmprovemsats •“** *7*^ f **‘* bss republic. This republic roes ns free Mrs. Toay .Miller and daughter The Bpwonh I^gue will hold •»; daughter visited bis parenm at Lsn- his visit. In the cemetery. The proresds of the >**'^**^ rights to all aad will surri've only If Agnes nsited in lonis last week Sat­ Ice cream sods' at the Indlsa *tslng Saturday and Hunday. urday. Saturday. June 28th. All came. C-arl Kellsy was In ShepardavtIle meeting were ovsr 811. The July we are willing to give free rights to ! Mr. and Mrs. John Austin and dau ­ leaf Friday. meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs Ar- ro^ building is the v^rk of the other fallow. Peaple ntast rccog- The Misses Hettle Beil Whenitt TNB.Y m THF WfNIR.MHKD. ghter of Lsingsburg were gnaats of Mrs. Daw Kellsgg Is Mitertatalng thur Whitney. M *• «P**«) changing, gome nl«r that (here are certain law* that nnd Gladys AItvntsr were In 8l. Johns _|her mother. Mrs. Wm. Burk. Sunday. coBipaBy this week. ______of oar foremost man are gtvtng this they roust confirm to whan they cense Inst Saturday. LItle Wtllte, 4 1-2. had beaa vary Mrs. .Nora Stevens and daughter, Geo. ('ardrny and family visited at A substitute In medicine is nsrsrfor sobjsst tbsir earnsat at- to recognise this fact our republic Is Mr. sad Mrs. Frod FVdewa of Port- bad. He bad forgotten his table man- Hasel. of St Johns sad Bent_ Stevana___ Eldorsa Croak'S Sunday. tbe benefit of tbs buyer. Merer be'*?"**®*' ^ ***rj®*^ lost. The laws that arc passed are for land nsited Mr. sad Mrs. Peter FV­ ners before company, so his father .ad fbmily of Oreenbush' wero'iWeMs Mrs Freak Hayder of Flint has pursusdsd to buy anything bat FAIsy's ' ***** truly great .the purpose of bringing society up to dewa last Sunday. was called into service to administer at Dan Kirby's Sunday. basa vistUag In this vicinity. Haney sad Tar Compaaa d for ooaghs —•** **** built proper standard. It Is not tbe quso- Mr. and Mrs, Laesne Sturgis and *^****Y. I Mr. aad Mrs. Frank Brewbakar aad Herbert Pntnsm of Dnplsin • aad coMs. for chlldrsa or for gro wn ’^f .’So y lasted for centuries. Today ttoo of making laws In this world, but M*'* J E- Bsldwta are flab "M’lllle. you have been a very bad son. Alden. of Lmnoing vtaited at the oaJIsr at G. E. ('ordsay's Suad persans. It Is prompt and effsctlvs.' moaumeau of past of making man aad wo man. (**** ** Hanghton Daks, little boy," said be. '*You have home of bis sister. Mr. and Mra Mil- lit cemss in a yellow paebSMS. with ■••*••• their roads These great He requeated the yosag people to' Mr. aad Mrs Peter Martin, abarked your manm. yaur grandma tan Burk. Saturday and Sunday A St. Louis man dro pped beehire OB carton. It contains ao op4- ■ ^***1***^ went into Ibe buslaeas of grasp the big thlags of life at once and rfsittng relatives in Rose snd yaur aunts by your conduct, and' Frank Stickler aad daushter of while starting the kitchen fire. ^**!stss. Take no substitute for Fole y's. *w*<>rV In tbe ivorld as hoaie 10 Lmnstng last week ’Vednes-(pnalty The fart that duty on caster oil has tor Optwra Hon •Cl* taben out of the box ’ j ------cisao bofiorabir men and women -ft*- day after vtsiiiag her brother andj ----- keen reduced, will lie hallsd with pnr- ! Pnroibly it bas ns-ver «»er;ired to close d bis address with the gentle re-Z*^'), . Ftot two wesks.------Meaning nuihtng :n panic«iiar what ticular delight by every kM MmnJoS^• ^corr s A s tbraat wa» cat in a bar- *bai one sort of suit tbai Is al- minder tbs? they must prepare them­ crunk t ram and hi* sen from Pe-j fr<^quenilr seams to he aimpllfled ------: ehep whan a bomb «xplod^ He nmii*- large enoagh to stand s selves to becorae clttsens of the raest waani snd l>r. t'ank from Huhbsrri-1 spelling is simply pted Hereafter, gents, always manage to c< bitterly beeause be was I’”**' rbnnkage is tbe dtnasgr salt. splendi d republic the world ever mw. "**• visited his father, flirts. Cook, In * ------have a lave letter aboat yaur person. .c« haring ills ahlaei- The class sang a selsctlan after former ’s suto TNiandny. Why It )!* that wbsa a man Is lank- ; Besides producing a feeling akin to The I fibster crop which Supt. W. P. Buck priasbted Mr aad Mrs. Jaha Flaets rtsitsd kmr Inc for n gas lank he siwsy* And# It rare enjoynMOt. It Is prnctisnily n anr Th* per cspiu clrculattoa sf straw tsre‘< jast as mm iksm with th*lr dlptaams The ev«n-.■***** ‘- Mrs Matt Meyer*, aad bis bro- whan be uses a match to aid him la msnas of MeoUflsnilnn In onso of onl- berrlss Is Incrsaslmg lag cisisfl with s sang by tbe ciasn. ' vgx Flnsls. and fnmlllsn at Mn asnreh? din. la B. T. May waa la OrM oa baalaaaa j laat Briday. | eoQAL APn I Manilas l>arr la i Hag tW waak C M. Radfam waa la Otrld oa bual* j i3 p la H'tMtng. aaaa Wadnaaday. I Hobart C. HaHnar laft Tuaoday ar- Mra. Joba Kaaaey traa la Owoaao oo ; reiSONAL «HilBc for Baldtac. bualaaaa Tuaaday. A^toroay K. J. Moinat wa* la Ifbara Wm^ Baegta and Tom Hart apaat £ |aa buala^ Monday. Huaday la Lanalag. lasara with D. U Hast. tf ICaii go havay of Laaalnv apaat Mlaa HalUr LMgar la boiar froai l*ls< OlMMaa ttttad. Or. Iquatr. tf .duaday in Hi. Johaa. aoo for bar vai-allon. !4< George Chapman I. N. Baagir waa la Datrolt oa buel* d. N. Hliafler waa la Detroit tha Orat Mra. Harry Krall of Klale waa in dt. ! B«a tlw flfat of ta« araaiu of Um^w*^ os bualaeoo. John* paat Monday la l.aaalag. berr oo buatnaoa Tu<>»day. Mr. and iira. A. W. Durkaa aad dau> Mra, r. ivttat want to liairolt Hat* Mlaa Beulah dowle la home from . gtaar. Mabal, aad Mlaa Mabal JSaKln* tirday to apead dunday with frleada- Olivet to epend the auinmer. lay wora guaou of Owooao ftiaads P. J. rimlta of (Irand Rapida apeat Mr. and Mra. Flcyd Calkins of Owoa* tluaday. dunday here aa the gueet of Mlaa Bra. ao were In dt. Juhna Tueaday. Mlaa Maud PVaNit left today for ^***^** ‘- Mra. Kale dlomifelt* spent la»t|j Yt>*llaotl wbara Mia will apend the Mr. and .Mra. Oeonte H Chapman' week la (treenbuah with frlcnda ^ aiiiamar. and family were at Round Lake dun-j a . K. launble of Orand I^ae waa a; Mlaa i^rl rptoo of Victor apaat ^*>** [gueat of dt. Johna friends dunday. Goods, Carpets, Rugs, Lino- | tb< latter iMirt of laat weak with 8 t. .Mlaa Carrie Coveratone apentaeent dal-jdat Mias PVrn Wooley of Klale spent Johaa frlaada. urday and dunday with Kureka rela* Tuesday with Mra. Robert J. Kelley. Mlaa HaesI Uptoa rHumad to Du* I Carl MVIIer was home from Ann Ar- ! raiul Haturday after •pandlng a few Henry Smith of Shetiardarllle waalbor a few days the flmi of ihe week., days arlth her parewts. a gueot at the home of 1. F. Taft 8at Rev. and Mrs Mult Mullen are vla- teams and Ready-to-wear .Mlaa Helen Barlow of Ypsilantl Ittng friends In Toledo, O., this week, (ume last Saturday to visit her aia*' Oliver Spaulding U home from the .Mlaa Margaret .Merrinja home from ter. Mlaa Beatrice Barlow, Cniveraity of Chicago to spend the Oregon. Iowa, to spend the summer. .Mrs, Helen Steel of Elwell came •‘^tnincr. Mrs Knos illlxrard and Mlaa May' Saturday to visit Mra. Louis Holbrook' Miss Iva Rond spent Sunday la .Moreland waa in Lansing one day j and other friends a few days. . lainslnc ao the gueat of .Mlaa IjtfUi ■wTok Garments Mr and Mra R. A^ur of Orand Cu.lrtnan. , , , , j Mra. A.' R. Kwet, of Ithaca fa vl.lt- Raplda JO •PoiMi Mrs. J. B. Janes eft for her wm* ‘ „ .^e home of Mra. Charlea J. Hunday with St Johns tiienda. imer home at Crystal the fore part of (|,j, week . 'T” ’’’oa'*'''...... = J ««’. v*rt.n nol.ford o» IVlrott IDK l.r >ud .M™. U U. H.i.d»™oii. td R.d».n J. h.ll.y and l.l-nn Sl-l Tt.tir«l.y lo .i..nd • t*. returned home this week were in Detroit on tiualnes- iht tlrst days with friends. If you would be well-dressed at a reasonable price come V'? ‘!,™V ‘■''ir*-a'■'u „ ..Missmu . Tn.y.Treva MerrillM-rrin 1. hom. (r-. , and Sunday in Omnd Kapldi. with' I). la. johneon or Detroit u .s a Sun- Ypsllanti »h.-r..where -a.,she has l>een at-1 her itiend. Mi*« Ellazbeth Schmlt. day guefi at the ho;:; “O'* M™* tending the normal. to the big store and let us serve you. All that courteous treat- Ml« l..ur. Amm.rm.n .p.1.1 U.t If-rt .S, ^ i .n!li.. ry b.r- ,Ut"rt.y in l)u|d.ln *• «“.JM of riirtu llr.oIn.r of P. troll iponl „ ment. good service can do. will be done to make your visit the Mia*- ' 1-ranees and Esther Pearl. Sunday with hla pare-nt r, Mr. and Mrs. (* Durkee - Pr day and .Sal- Mlat* .Anna VanDeusen returnetl J M’. Bradner. • urday r the latter Mr. and Mrs II. ;. .St-el, Mrs R. M.l Mr,, n. c. Miller of Owoa- pleasant. inuii Plymouth to spend the uumtuer. Sfeur(ie«- s|>ent ^ wen Sunduv gi-- — of Mr and .Mrs. C. A. Whaley of Bath came Sunday In Dwosuo. Mr*, llconre Smedlev df Saturday to a|w-nd a week with Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Kneeland and .Mr* H. K. Mack and son, The<-lIore Just take a look into our large show windows and see l». r i»urenta .Mr and .Mr*. W. G, Hen- Mr and .Mr* M*. J, Whltli- k were In Went to Detroit Tuesday to visit her! dt-rson. l.a.nstng Sunday. slater, Mrs. \V. O. Bourl»oniial* ! X amt *ilr***w*^*Rrehart ' Northvllle came; Hubert Hlnitiielein of Saginaw came some of the beautiful things we are offering, then come inside .Anna Duffleld and Mr*. M Richard- the latter part of last week to visit j .he rtrui of the week t.i v ImIi the son M>-nt one day laat week In .Maple at. Johns rel«tlv,Mt. Jiome of Mr Mr*. H. E. .Mack. H^****^*- ( Mra. J. I). McCollum Malted her and let us please you. A large display ‘ of Mr* Peter Waler and daughter, aj,i,*htAr. Mrs. Grace .Smith. In Lyoaa Green went to Ovid Josephine, reiurnoil home from l*on- Haturday and Sunday. last Friday to sfiend 'intll .Monday at, the home of herr brother. Frrt Green 1 !ia« .Saturday after a tsro weeks' Malt Mra. Lena Affeldt of Lansing was a Mr*. Harry Munson of Ithaca re-1 with friends. , . .gueat of Mrs. Kfta Krepiw one day the Late9t Summer Fabrics .MIm Harriet Mcllblaney of Ma- jader part of laat week turnrt home Tueaday after attending a|^ • few days with Mr. and Mra. C. J. Sowle ' ] JJ | f-omb. Ill., came laat Friday to apend Mr. and Mra. Richard Dart«« left the week with her sister, .Mlaa .Mary The .Mlaaea Marguerite and Louise Tuesday for White I*ake where they Ewing of Richmond came Tueaday to 3 await you. Select while the assortment Is good. Mcllhlnney. will s|iend the summer. .Mra. A. F. Currier returned to her Malt at the home of Mrs. S. E. Daboll. home in Duplaln Saturday^ after a few Mia* Allle Warner visited Saturday Mr. and Mr*. John^ G. Daniels of De-^ days' Malt ^trlth her granddaughter, I" p‘*r**?v ** **** **®*"'tirolt came Tueaday to Malt the lat- Mrs. J. H, Hamer. of her brother. F. L Warner. brother. J. T. Daniels, a few days. Mis* I^aura Walker went to Pine Mr. Md Mrs. E. C. Hul^ spent ^n-1 r r,onfnier aad son of laike Saturday to spend Sunday at the "" I'irMtl .r. .Itt-Ddlo. . tf. day. home of her cousin and wife. Mr. and Herbert Holniea. In Ihjplsln. j,, jj,e h«»me of her -uster. Mrs. Dr. A. Mr* Wllmer Colevnan. Manal and (Wirdon Hodg» of Bath o. Hart ^ S A. Davidson and R. J. Reed of <•»»»*• »»<*"»«• »«*•> George Chapman Joyvllle return*-*! home last Saturday with their father. Ua> Hodge. ! from YpaliantI to s|>end the summer. after visiting at the homes of tleorz** .Mr. and Mrs, O. P. I>eWltt and son* She graduated from he Normal there Johnson and K. Mona lace and .Mark, and .Mis* Mal»el Hur- this week, Mr. and Mr* c. M. Mergenthaler of ben were at Crystal Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Walter Burk, Mr. and Postoria. C* . rned hoim- Monday .Mrs. Mary .And< rson of Gvtd spent Mr*. Guy 8. Maegle and little daugh* fr<»m u c > 411 w-.th her sitter Saturday and Sunda> with her son ter. Vivian, spent Sund.Hy in Eurekii and husband. Mr. and .Mr* Bert and wife. Mr, and Mr*. Ernest Bedell, .with friends. » The Steel Hotel Sunday dinner at j Mr and Mr.^ Henry' Kelley wer*- E T. May waa in Elsie 00 busi- •Mr. and Mrs Jacob Dswalt of Al­ Mrw. H. E. Rice and r^jlldren left 2.V la better than fussing over your kuesta of .Mr and Mrs. L W Klch- ness WiNlnesday. liance, Ohio, relumed home the drat I Monday for their home in Elkt»ort, own dinner during the hot months, tf «iMa in Grand la-dge the latter part Itushton Dubois was home from of the week from a two weeks' visit - South I>ak'»u». after a week* vlrit at MIse kldith Clark wa* home frontj®^ *•** lainsing Wedneeday. with their daughter and husband. Mr., tb* ‘ dome of her sister. Mr* L E. i^n^ng Sunday to spend the day j M<»rrla Ia>r*'»- of f>vid was in St. and Mrs. B. H Halner. Knight. with her parents, Mr and .Mrs. O. C. Johns the latter part of last w»-«.k t»< Seth Parker went to Detroit Wed Which U it? neaday on bustneaa. .Mr and Mr*. A. E. Lambie and dau- Mt** Zelpha Steel came from Laid- Clark. | attend th*- .\«>mial Alumni Ui nnuet , . ighter. Mavo, of Grand lenlge were ington th. lat.er part of Imi w.^k to, WTiltlock came home i -'f»*“ng. Dout mlM the_^at clearance sale A Commmncmrrreni or a Wedding Gift? a|>end »*ever\ days with Mlaa Sunday from Morgan Park, im to .Mlaa Linda fTiesebro returne*! vc> bar at Miss S. C. Durkee'a. Swain. Mra. T. O. Oloett and daughter Ainiuemian andind other St. J^****® ,p«»nd the summer with her aunt, Mrs.! home in Colorado the latter part of Gerald Danley waa In lainsing Wed ­ Harriet of Pettiakey returned home friends. iMary \Vhltea4de, {last wyrk after spending several nesday on buatneaa. with them for a visit. Mr and Mr* ‘'harlea E BaJeom of .Mr and Mrs. J. R. Kuhn* and little , ^*^* ‘* friend*. .Mias l.«na Magley spent .Monday and j Mr. and Mrs. John Adams entertaln- Whichever it may be. let us helj) you select it Grand laend Sunday with Justice ('harles J. Flynn was in!near Merle Beach- Mr. and Mrs. Fred ght*-r .ind husband. .Mr and Mrs. A. L. Mrs. Eldest Kuhn*. j their daughter and husband, .Mr. and Saginaw on biislneas Wednesday. | Bowles. .Mr. itnd .Mr*, (ieorgi- Sumner You M’ill be sure to hnti a satisfactor\' selection at Woo*lbury. .s. H Ponerll* ld returne*! to hlsj "”*' Almond Jolley. j Jefferies and daughter. Emma. I Keith. .Mrs. Carrie Mos* and the right price. Dr, and Mr* L M. Henderson and home In Elsie MundM> H* has ueen I H. Burk and daughter. Ma-lof lainsing are In St. Johns this week.' Allee Bennett in honor of Mr*. two son* of Homer came id^ w»>ek to holding quarterly tings at theide. of ('hicago came this week to Howard Stark of Midland la visiting* Adams' and Mrs Bennett's birthdays. visit hla parent*. Mr and Mr*. W. G, Free Methodlet church. apend the summer with her mother. friends in St. Johns few days this ‘ ^1*^- A. Carpenter and little Henderaoi.. and her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. J. D. Henderson. granddaughter left Wednesday for Mrs (*. E. Chapin .Mr*. John Beddl of Ponland spent week. the latter part of last weea and Sun- Mr. and .Mrs. Ev'art Sutherland and Mym. .«! H.rokl K.ll.y I-.*- U.l.!*;'*" "‘■'r. M": ’.•‘■'P'"'" Tf Waker Ejimioiis da) with her nephew and wlfe^.Mr. little daughter, Bernice, of Lansing evening for their new home In Chlca- who la ver\- in and Mrs Ernest Urtell. came Tue^lay to visit at the home of go. III. Loomis, who la very IB. Maaufactarine JEWELER mmd ENGRAVER Mias .N'eenah M'Bson la home from! her brother. R V Blrtseli. v borne fr«n Flint'. w u ^ 4 Michigan.ki a Itetmlt for several Veeks. She e*-; A. F. Hoffman and C. T. Torresen of to apend Sunday with hla slater. Mlaa ^ (tects n» attend summer school at Iteinilt vl.lted R. H. Bond Sunday. Mr., Jessie Casteel. ViwBsntl for several week#, IkawAaal Waa 111 .# aka ka a, W1 1 .a Of tl^f • Georg* Marshall, wh ”.7 ^ iPlorrnc. w.r, 1. Fowl.r n,dnMt.-* *|>ent the latter Khe returned hiwiie Monday. Lansing this week, and silver medal for exhlhitlng the Notice to the PubBc part of laat week with MasdW friends.] .Mrs. A. L laittlnter returned to her .Mr and .Mrs. P. E. Walsworth and brat apides for .Michigan at the Sl.< Mr Esle* went Sunday to siiend the home In Dvid Ihe Utter part of last ,^*1 Mr* Prank Swain were at 1.4UuU exiKiaitlon At the Second Lan*l day and accomtuuiy her home. week after several (Li.vs visit '"^^h i R*,„nd laike Tuesday.* Apple Show at Grand Rapida. Mich., Mr. and Mr* D. L Eaegl# returne«l her slater. Mrs. Thom;:* tireen. Mr* Roland Frink will sing Sunday he received first premium on the des ­ Phf* OM'ncrs of the Sanitary Meat Market ak e / I home last Friday from several days' ' The .MIsaaa May Babcock. Helen In l*ewanu> at the d*Hllcatlon of their ert apples HU berries are equally as pleasure in anntmncing to the public a retiuction in the visit with their daughter and bustiatKi .Marahail. Judith Clark, Georg* Judd. new Methodist church. good aa hla apples Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sevy. In Eureka. Howard 8(-i>fl> Id and Rusloti DiiHola .Miss l,eona Decker has ffnUhed her price of meats. Meals have lieen very high anti this Mrs. Bert Fletch-r of Ann ArtK»r Is l^ke Tuesday evening. a a a a a a a a a a a a Headache* may he started hy a school year and returned to her home *(iendliig th*- week with hla parents,! Mlaa Edith Hill returned to her at Round latke Wednesday. retiuction will help t<» lower the high cost of living. Imndrt^i and oiie tlie health, hat tite iM-tual «-auae is Mias Grace Cotes Is harr> from Chl- I Fletcher is exja-cted the Utter part of ter several w*>eks' visit with .Mr and a a a a a a often im|>are The nerves ,ihe week . .Mrs. J. B. Chapto aous oystem. like I Mrs. R. M. Steel returned home last * Mrs. M. U Taft returned to her Tlie beauty of the landscape about ^ all Uie nenes of tile imlj they Friday from Maaiuirhuaetts after wit- home In Ovid Tuesday after a two Mrs T. O. Olcolt and daughter. Hnr- of Petoakey were guagta of Mr. the home la not alone beautiful be- 4 Koast 15c 13 I-2C to are dependent ai>on pare bioml for J. n«wslng the graduation of her grand- weeks' visit with her daughter and I Tlet. of Petoakey were gueata onuoe of fine architecture and expen- • 'daughter. Mlaa Ruth Waldron, at Web huafaand. Mr. and Mrs A. T Putnam [•"d Mrs. Fred Swain last wkek. their liealUi. Tltej are afTectrd liy slve buildings Without beautiful, : ^ Ribs of Beef 1 2C 1 IC any derangentH-nt of Um* sysaeni ileaiy (Allege. | x|„ Loula Doyen and two children LawU Qlflela of Bay City U spaod- well kept traaa It would he dUpisna- 1 that Umiwa inipantiaa into the Mr*. C. E VanSlckle left Monday ' returned to their home in Almont hiMt • few days thla week with hla par- Ing indeed. Every mrc ahouM be | * Btfcf Steak (round 20 c iHc blond. Suiferrrs fmwi heailad ies afternoon for Birmingham. Ala., for j Saturday after spending two weeks enta. Mr. and Mrs. Chns. B. GISala. will dnd tliat Uteir liaaith is ran token to preserve them. A nicely # savarml weaka' vlalt with bar aon. with bar parents. Mr. and Mr* Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Corblt laft well kept Uwn Inrlteo ao Interest In ^ Shoulder Steak I He i6c down or tluU tlieir digesuati is out Clive Richardson, and daughter, Mra. Tuffoid. loot weak for Mlaaouri where they wlllm hooM* thot witl do more to kaap ? of order or Uiat tlisfe is same other !***•»'** Browneli Mr,, Arthur Knapfi and little dnu- eanse why tlie blood is impare. It spend sevaral weaka with ralatlvao {koj^, oa the farm than any othar one a Sirloin Steak 32C 20c is only natural Uien Uiai Uia nerves j Mr. and Mra. E. E Knight lanve ghtar returned to thalr homa in Ith- aad frianda thing ^ iln«l>l complain and tlMi the head Friday for Mala where they will nMUie aea Saturday after aeveral days* vlalt Mlaa Vivian Tooker returnad to her | To care for the traaa that make up f Porterhouse Steak- 24c 33C ihoald ache and throb. I thalr home Mr. Knight srlll fill the at the home of bar brother, J. E My- home In Handaraon Wednesday after 1 tha landacape maang care In pruatng. ' * You cannot hom to pK romplsM 1 poallloo of auparintendant of the Kl- grmnu. a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Han-1 The traa doctor or caretaker mnot , Pork Chop I He I6c iwtief from haadarlwn tmul van I ale schonla next year. j Mrs. Thomas flraan and her aiater. ry Dallamatar. Iharr la mind a vivid picture of tha 1 Pork Steak 16c hofld op aad risanaa the bloaif of (Tharlaa Marrifiald of KnosTlIla. Mrs- A L. Lattlaar, of Ovid return- Mia. Kit Moyea of Sloaoula. Montana ^ram ha wlohaa lo have whan hU work • 14c all Its imnort tiae. l>r. Willianaaf Tenn.. who srith bis family lo spaad- Ml honro Inai Friday from Lnnslng la vtaiUhg at tha honm of Mlaa Mar- '»• oomplatad aa wall as lie piaoe la a Chunk Pork 15c to 16c 13c to l*)nk I’ilts, aa exrsMaaii blaad Ing the aummar at the home of Mr. where they bnd bean opending aevaval | garet Merrill this weak, They ware the landooape Beautiful lando o apao ♦ hoildrr, are m-omnaeaded to every and Mrs. Gaorge Wood, left Monday ’ what lo tahoB away. Is It aot * o the Idooff.they not only rtrenffthen ror Bootoa. Maos., where he will at- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barker accom- Mloa Ella Camp loft Thursday er­ ami tone up tlie systsaa, bat noar- lead a factory meeting. 'panlod by Mr. and Mra W .0. Hunter aning for bar home In Frankllo. Kao-I-^^S.®* • *TA!r iT.I!!!! ? Smoked Ham IQC Ml and free Uw rirrvea from pain. Andrew W. Durkee left Moadoy fof wont In the formar'a auto to tucky. after spending aavaral • The pills are freo from ail harafal Hagtaaw. where he will attend the Houghton Imhe loot weak. They ra- with...... her friend...... Mlaa'Mnrgaret...... Travla...... y J**;? —there are la- ^ Bacon, strip 20c ar halnt-forming drags which are melting of tke Grand CN«»cll. R. A 8 home laat Thursday evening. and... Mra. R- D. Bird and. dau-. ’lHoo?£^_i^ Man Sll.haa faJIad to protect mla- # ao eaainioti m lisadarhe ramedioa. M.. and alao the Grand Chapter of Ma- Mlaa FUnnle MuMar and Mr.'ghtara, Audrey aad Althan. axpset to aoo* held there thla week. He ax- Fraak Cowing raturaed hoiae lanve* Monday morning In thalr auto “ Dr. WiflUms' Pink KUi Ipwta to be gone aeveral day*. frmii Chicago. HI., the latter part of Am^ the array of InaecU that Wf invite you all to take advantage of these re­ for Pak Peopk I Frof. C Nevla4m Roberts praaentrt week. 8he had been speadlng visit rriends. thraatan Uie life of a shade traa. the duced prices, ! fourteaa sthdenta of hi* Ovid c’aaa • there aa the guest of Mr. and Bator Millar of Labaaon. who wna scale inaacta am the moat formlda- are also recom" crulerf for im i i raai at a rarlial in the Ovid opera ho*iae Nra, fkmfag., Mthen to the state hospital at Kalanm- hla. Ttiaae am the Haa Jose Beale V'ours, ikN.iity. ner ’ >ii« pr»elr*Uir frie l>4«>klet, re^lt^ by a Mrgr and appreciative and Clencer of Colomhua.l The following were at Ronad Imke woad-eatlng laaeem r^prtm th* ‘•Treatn-cni..; i. k llewiadfe.'' Nudleacc.. l^iaaday for • rew day* . .^.lBd*v to spend tha day. Mr. aad borer* and the beetlaa. With the - Zavitz & Stoerck Dr. W,..i*ii,» I iali Pills are seh' Doctor aad Mrs. M. Weller have Jrith her parenia. Mr. sad Mr* Philip Hmry KHtay, Mr aad Mr*. C. L captlm. of Gm- N»ref, these caa all \n itrnegivte a* •'io reaite ho* •'f gone to Ann Arbor to attend com Kraaa. jgmlth and daughter, Ruth. Mr. aad ha eoatrollad hy apraylng with pnl- Clinlun Ave. mx hosuw lor or tl»ey will be trencmneni »»*eTclae* and the dedtea- ! Mr. and Mr* ^ Rynmi Daaley anti'Mr*. A. D. Lyon and daughter Hor- son# and contact mixtures, .St. fohns. Mich. ssni, postfmid, iiprMi roi'er^of price lion of Ihe Hill auditorium. They two sons. Glenn and tieraM. spent I tense. Mr. sad Mrs George H, ('hap- Shade traaa oost little lo astabllah hy the will also he prsaant at the marr'sge Huaday In Ownaso a* the guaata oflrmn and faatlly. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. and L>ecome marv valuable each ysar of their aaa. Carl, to Mlaa Elate A Mr aad Mr* Andrew Geeck. Mr* Allison aad family. Mrs Joka C. Hlclu of their Ilf*. Bst ihv must be csrsd llv.' ,g V. H••ci,|eofm('lalr hafbm their return. Gl««n Dsniay and iMile ssn. Jash.|and tamll) and Baal 8nUih. Mr. gad fdr and protaetad fr^ thalr eamnlaa ( art takaa hla degree from the M-*.. who have been spandlng tha paaf Mrs. Charlae T. Mahsock aad danger j both humaa aad Ihnset Every fana- WhaCh IBs today? Hsaa will he ttthe fsr rHa crop oal Dspartmaat this year. week tbar*. rnurnad kome with them May. aad Mr and Mra. D. U Hnat Isr ban Urts daiy tn ptrfdvm. Mlllonntfs ‘rnak tlw boat Isaia’* 10 ylpam. V'

PHWT SCHOOL Finn 4 UKA.XD LEIWK. ♦ SETS SUBSTiTIIIL BOOST ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^^ THE SATISFACTION STORE MIe. JsMie Lawrence Friday for Kalamazoo to attend tne MIHT TKl.KPIIOM' roMl'i.MKH nummer Normal. PAY HTATi: tlCMM. Maeuo Soper attended **»** of the (Jrand (‘heptsr (VHjncll of R. F. 4 M. at Sadlnaw Many of th« arhool districts of '*^W1M^ Keebler has the cellar di»« MU-Iukso will bwnetit as s rosult of jths I'ali*^ tttstas supmiis court's sf> preparatory to building a new bun- Getting Into One of These I rtruilDK tbs constitutionality of the act gnluw on Mineral St. I pMs« as rallrosda and telegmpb rence'a grandmother, Mrs. Vanollw. i t-onipanlea. A iishlng party compoaed of Sam I With the exception of the Cltlsena* ^:ngler. Fred Tabor, John and wm Fine New Summer Suits .N’Mca left for Six Lakes Sunday by 'Telephone cotiipany of Jackson, and ; the Citizen'« Telephone comiiany of (imnd Kaplds, all the rom|>anlen the window whea he land th** suprenie court of the I'nlted was atneken with aimplexy death fol ­ ! “ttatea in order to defeat the puriK>se lowing at once. Ho la survived by a of the act. widow and daughter, Mrs. Frank Sny­ Kxrluslve of the lJtl2 tax. the two der. of Frankfort, and son. Frank rotupsnlen owe the state 1114,000 (J.• In- Interment at Oakwtjod. ' liidlne the peiutlty of 1 per cent ai Mrs. .Sarah Ann l*oarl passed away month and the 1912 tax. the amount Monday, June 16th. at the age of 94 is tc experience the keen pleas­ due th«' state will be SI63.000. years. .Mrs. Pearl had been sick AM of this money Is turritd Into the about three weeks with bronchitis. primary .school fund. If the delln- Since her husband's death twenty- ure that comes only in the pos ­ •lucnt comjrtinles remit at once the three years ug<> she has resided with .-ipixirtioniii'ni ^^hlch wIM he made 1.. r granddaughters in this city, Mrs. July I.'i “ill ««d IT Tw-r capita. At L II. Ilovey and Mis*. Martha Iluller. session of perfect fitting, finely the prsisen* tlm> the primary school .Sh«- al»o leaves a grands^ei, Albert f md lacks- $’<•» imisi «>f havinir enouch D jfler, of Ha ilnga. and granddau ­ to jsiy th ’ lisi trict- at tbs- rate ghter, .Mrs. Tha i. Tlngay. of I.,ana!ng. tailored and correct style clothes. III *T fK r child During her lifetime she has resided at iiiiitulo. S.tg1n, St. Jiii'.ntt nnd Du- i \ Vtiu. Th< funcri wax held at her To see the extra full measure of ♦ ♦ .at ItoT ’e on 4V Main St, Tuesday, ♦ PH\ lMt». 4 Kev. F. ‘.-Vidliigcr of I,analng ofUciat ♦ ♦ mg. T'i.- r«. aiiis were taken to St. quality in them and to note the ♦♦♦♦444444444444Jc’itu for burial.

prices is to realtee that here is Tlie vin..ir«' of I’s-wamo is fortt:iiat« ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ tn •« 'irlnK n->ted ;ind talented a ♦ ♦ ; uker ae ."himuel Dickie, L. I^. D. ♦ 4 the real thing in value. ■ l*r«-sident of Albion colleec. who will ♦ 4 , Ktve the atldress at the de*ct in conairuetton (i*s)rge Hoard and wife of Ashley and far suriNisesses anything 'isuaily isi»ent Wednesday with Truman Arm- found In the small vlllai'es. S|*ecial pstrong an*l wife. miisir hah been provide* ’, and a lunch- Mrs. Trowbridge and aon, Dell, e«m will be serv'ed to out of towr vis­ I have been quite sick for a few* days. itors. A banquet 'vlU In* served in •Miss Ruth .Neff of Fairfield apent the church parlors Kiida*' evening, ; Sunday with Della Randall here. Juno 27, at seven o ’clock after which Itr. .M. .M. (’alien of Ionia will iellver Best l.sxatlTe far the Aged. a short address. "The Value oi the Old men and women feel the need of (’hurch to the ronimunlty." Kvery- 'a laxative more than young folks, but one cordially inviteti to attend. 'it must be safe and bartnleas and one which will not cauae pain. Dr. King's New ijfc liiis are especially good for It’s easy enough to know khen ■the aged, for they act promptly and Old Nat’l Bank Bldg. I you're licked, but It takes a wise i easily Price 2Sc. Recommended by I man noiiieiimes to detenulno when iVnnSIckle A- (Masple and Travis Drug R. J. MERRILL St. Johns, Michigan 'he Isn't. ;Co.

THE SATISFACTION STORE MENU. Chautauqua Week __ "I’m dead yet olTlclally, but the boya ; ^inn't obj* ‘ci to associating with h< ghost .so 1 guess It's all right. I The entire bill of fare may be ordered for $2.00 * When in need of — I if course tickets are purchased of the local auspices, MICfflGAN STATE NEWS PARCEL POST PACKAGES while the supply of tickets which they guaranteed to Lun.6er j e—t MAY SOON BE SENT C.0.0. sell, lasts. Lath • Mr .Broad Is still telling the story OLD VETERIW CAN'T GET of how h** died, but It Is not a pro ­ Shingles 7 test with him any longer. IT is be­ ginning to take pride In it. lANTICn THINS KKl’ENTLV HE. Doors • WAR RECORDS CHANCED "Fifty years ago th«* I...;.* day of CEIVEIl IIV IMISTH ISTEKS. ‘ Miiy.” jiays Mr Bnuid. "In the batti** of Fair f»«ks.’Virginia, a num ^t of Windows 4 I. !.>!'*!>4* H\N KKl.'AlinKB AN <»F< - -*n fmm lii^nslng wcr< killed. I wa« Oratory Drama Band .Music Intiinirtioni. for handling i»arcel re|Mirt*d among the slain. 1 w.i3 shotalso'* ’*'*' imckng«-F w. r** recently issued t«>J Roofing m nriAi. I'DUPHi:. Ju Im'Iru*■^ efr»rflv«' July 1,| Iginslng One of the most intereai- 'Thie bap|N*n- .1 -t noon .lo ’ 1 lay ili*rst on iMckage* will be collected! Window Screens ing Ilgure* In th** ranks of th*- t* A. wher** I Ml in th* ewamp until Sun- '‘»>st dal* ■ R. IS John Broad of latnslng. day night **«ver,'d with muil and bl*****! provid:*! th** amount on n single |Mir-l Interpretations A Debate Humor I .*1 do*' not ••vce«*d IDh). The feg for! Screen Doors Ing Iwdly. Til •> w*T**n'i vi ry f.»r imiiii . ,,* , . , . According to the war records Mr, l.^lng right when thev r-p-rf d wlU b** In ren s In parrel' Broad «lld not |i«rtlclpate In the re- d.*ad. More than once, wh.-u 1 would t*. Ik * »m*.d by th* M-nd- , c-ent reunion here at all. The war have .. moment of .on-cbman****. 1 f*- aUo will Insure the- Magic ■See 118 first— recnrdF say be Is dead. He has been w*mld h*ar tiu mle*: of the ^•rflc^ Ui** ^uai . trying for r»o year* to convince the sent out to bring In the *oundcd the^ntmtj. not -xceedlng nfflclals at Washington that ne is ..-.V _ 4*^** Til* »**ndcr will get a receipt Lectures on Literary Subjects and he has not succeeded yet. "John poor *howinr th* ain«*-i* * to lie iollected. Parr Lumber Co. Ilroad :kUI**d at the battle of Fair ^ rvarte «»,• •*» thi.* •»'’*»"*'' =‘Do api < uriiig on a tag (tek. vinrtnlik" .r. te reronl.. u .1 J'”- , S ...... ■' ■ i.-L..-, rh^ iwldr — Grand Concert —S WS that Is all there * ‘ t.lk or Mk, a .In-.. Tli. . < ■* " to th.- ntMlIral hrkdquart.-r« and laio ** ***! *'* '* il.*rc-i. uiav hr H«(-r-pifd for mailing III me on a brush heap to k* —p • ou' of ♦ »» miiiiiiiiMiiMM ’the mud. It rained hai’d all that night i b> carrbr?- anil messengers. Readings Boy Scout Drills and that hel|>ed my condition in great ' Such f»ai-kage# will not lie mailable ahatN*. Being dead. I couldn ’t have!either to the r*h!Uppin#a or to the -any blanket. They needed the blank- { caoul /one. • Sermons Slight of Hand ;ets for the life men. j Poultry Feeds "Some of the boys from Ixuislng found me there the next nsomlng. gave roe a drink of water, tied a rag I'S SUICIDE CAUSED Quartet Selections Globe Scratch Feed for old hens and Crescent Chick ' around my arm. took me off the brush ; heap and laid me on a board. I lost j Feed for the little chicks—and lots of it can be found ’ conactou swaas U>en. Whan I Anally BY RNANCIAL WORRY tame to I was In a boapital tent. | Vocal Solos Instrumental Solos "They transferred roe to a boat and ST HEhIHENT E.NI»S LIFE at my store, in fact. I have everything in the feed line. ■ started me down the river. I was I «leat>eraie|) thirsty. Men were going WITH MII(»THr>. almiit giving ua coffee, bat I didn't like coffee I Anally got the attentifmdent ■ 'l«n'f *»n*- drop of »*»a on board.' and I jrt»e«l right ther*- afternoon h> ^hooting himself In tbc I I "I hav*- no idoH how long I was nn- left lung with a shot gnn Highest Market Price paid foi POULTRY. Icoriaciotta. About three wo^ks I gueas Coot* mm at lh«* hootc of his un- l- Musicians in Venitian Costumes * W hen 1 wok** up 1 was in Frirtrsaa. Aaron MIttaugh, when he killed him- ; M

TImW Wonderful Evc#t } I: ihMB «< m . TP THERE U a thM ahm« Ml thMs wiMn a T You can depend on the quality at 11 oo ^otoo M. WattlingMMhii will baiwjgaalar i wNMnan fhould bain psriect physical condition I ■VI - fM Cm2 ■Wm/So M for M Is Iba Iw Uw ig sf hsv baba. • orav MOf a ~ k>taad by thaaa Dartaa tbn gavied niaae weans $mgm twmm bsagacb*. psnm cf vinna iln ritatifa, paw feptai. Iiarrt«l Bllsurd. thf dauRbtar of whonaaS. WLUt bMIlM. Almond Clark Inm again got In the MdahM^otbwadsMenwhich•biwidMMaaianad la Ollvor and Mar) lllluuird. waa bom foregr«*uiid. Defiling to go to Kound taMaa a* tba aaw Ida abiMtl to ba iMbaaad bne Uaa wadd. LeBaron*s In Knffiand. Kob. S4. 1h47. ami dlad laihe Sunday, he spied Dr Purtar'a June 2V. mix At itoe afe of four I auto at the llankln'a elerator. He ap- GROCERY yttara ahe came with her parenta tu •boot ' propriatad It and started, but he ML pMcw FAVOItITE PRESCRIPTION Ohio arherc tlwy reatdcd fire yearn, flopped to lake In roni|iany and then afterwarda movtnff tu ■ a Ibraai And in Groceries, quality is much more im­ iaotiu* of the neighbor* spM biui and Sbywetaa, aad adsaswi tulbai a aad raawraaMaU of waama • 6ttuat» cmiBiy. and later to Maple ILapIda : proceeded to {Hit a atop to bla trip. natan. It baa baaa m I far aww Mtty yaan aa a laawiy iw Ibaaa portant than quantity. where ^Ir*. t'ook raakled 41> yearn. In ar aapaararKc ifarraa “Uw if nSaar* He |iut up the argument that bla rbpitoaaa. Thaaaaadf af arasMa baaa 1N<6 ahe waa married to Thoniaa nw Hat. Jamm U. Dtsaa, Haatav WL father waa at Kound Lake and that be Ibytbtai t'fMk. who paaa*^ away 4f yeart n^tu. Jaaaaaad Baa. Oaana af thawt ChaaM Call and examine our stock and you will tniiMwl. Miaiiaal. wtnaa«-‘*hMaMtma wanted tti go there. The machine was Yasf dcuansIcaaw iaHf y bihautdar taMW famLor can asad She leavea to tnoum their iowe one la aaa4 yea a faw liaaa la ataaagty aaaoaw 'stalled and Almond Ium I to give up hla 8S iMW ft Msms* tor a trui boa of Or. Pleecia** P#u#vM# Pt#Mc4aSI#n be surprised at its range and variety. awad PaaaT Uavia* PAiaaiuaa. I haaa kon. t'harlea. ami the fhllowiun hru- !trlp. THMaSs, tm Dr. Ptorc r. at IsflMi* Hstoi aad Miwgicil iMtama. thdUlu. thera and alatera—Mm. Kat<- Miller aaad n mm muataaliaa fat ihniy iin yaara. Ulaa awi amtaa whlMi dtaatraa j Mrs. Ida Pag«- la visiting her daugh ­ EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE. and tlliver lllixurd of Maple Kaidda; f ad pahlta cMMaaca. ** ter, Mlaa Pearl Scbarble. In Pllut. It it sour priviladge to wrttm to Dt. Pfmrcm for aduiem, and it wUt ba gtmtUn Knoa itllzaanl of St. Johna; Mr» gtaan fma at ckatg*:. Of cooraa ail camumiuucaUotu aaa comddmitiaJ. Union Phone 11 Clinton Phone 59 Aiiiella Hunting of tiladwln c«>un(y: Jack llurgeaa la employed at the Mra. ('lara I’ayne of Middleton; Thor Kirby Hidel. ST. JOHNS llllzzard of Detroit and t'hariea or Will, t’uinniinga, M. B. Mnmbleton, SIrkela. J. U. Wouley and M. M. Healey have ' : were gurmla at the bouie of J, D. been on the sick Hat. Daniel Wilson was liom In Herkl-, Smith's In South Pulton' last week! .Mr. Kidder Itaa resigned his (loaitton ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ - a-»o-e •« .♦♦a-«-a—-a—-a«"* at the Comer Drug Store and r<>- ♦ I'HII K. ♦ ♦ H4II TII HKEK.MII HH. ♦ mer bounty. .S’ew York. July 22 , 1M4., "’ednerday. j ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ coming to Michigan wtiep u muail; Orville nuiiingaine and mother of ’’**™*'** ***• !»"•*><• In VermontvIHe. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ boy. He ha* lived the most of his life St. Johns visited Mr. and Mr»> Klmer Mr* J. (• Show was the guest of In t'llnton and limla countle* (jct. 11.^ M«’<*ra< ken. Saturday' night and .Sun- her sister. Mr*. (). L. iiralnard, the ■ - ■I Little (!all Wiley has been baring Ikg:., he was married tu Jane Hawley uay. ouldddle uf the week, recll Price I* risiting her brother, r*** lueatlea. and to this union wem born four chll- j,, John* ^ A. E Hadley returned to hi* home Alllc Price, in lainstng. Mrs. Frank Younglove la still on dreii Harvey who died 44 yar* ag»> vuiiing relative# and friend* In ; In \VI k «hh Wedne*day. after visiting hjdwanl Howe of Lansing visited the tick list. at the ag»^ of 11 montli*; Mr*t. .Maud j„Hn Sunday. I hi* elster, .Mr*, laicy Mason. at Kob Price’* last Sunday. Mr*. Inez \Vlley ami Mr* Ruby I’ayne. who renide* on a farm near .. . WillUim person had the misfortune Doric vlatl«<egun w«>rk for A. eraniums to !i»*4 on< of hla work horses. of .Mr. and .Mrs. (Jeo. Wiley. of tlrand la?dge; .Mr*. Emma Hall of *•"''"> night L Sickle*. William Secf>rd of Ovid visited at I K II .14 . D>.i !.• 1 . ' Miaa Ida .Mae Peltier rialted Mr. lleiding. He la survived by hi* alle. Mr*. .Maud f'rwtk and aluter. Mias Misw Margaret Woolley ha- re- (.e« labells and August FrlcJts laatj^^ y^ Sunday. the three daughter* and Reventl Mary t'ole. went to lamtlng .Monday. = tunied iiuiac from Ann Arbor fur va- . . ..A ... ! Fred, Clarence and Earl tireenwood grandchildren. Mr \Vll»«»n will be re- Mr. and Mr*. P. D. Cnxim and fam- * “Mnn Mlae Mabel Marsh la this Light red and white. 50c niemlu re<| by the older r* «i- Hy and Mr* s’h»’#ter Itlank visited II. i llyon I'lement of Albany*. X. Y., la week in lainetng with her friend. V'era measles. the) ll\«*d here many year*. T. Miaiik and family In Ithaca Sunday .Merrihew. vlntlliig his mother. Mr*, ('ha* I’eck. .Mr. and 3lrs. Tlert Kimball and two ------Mr*. Wilbur Hart ami daughters. Mr iind .Mr* Archie Ie*vy and two August Frlck«> is quite sick with children and Mr and .Mr*. .Merle per dozen to close out. j Mr*. H. iluriingume and duughtur. Ml**c* Mu ImI. Thelma and Klolse, daughter* visited friends In Albion ^ •«- r;;;«n;a“n and tw« chlwren of ’Ashley Mr*. Dow Kne«>laiid. of .St. J<»nuN vl*- were giieMi* of relative# In ilanniatr r i laat week. jtienuing niin. . _ vUHed Mr. aud Mr*. Will Cleland We need the room. lied relative* here Tio-sday of last l**t week. yj,.,. Marie N. wlrtgton and son Kzm Mr. and .Mr* f.eo, Fisher of Ch^ip. „„ ly^Mdian and bab- wewk. Mr*, t*. A. PcftU was In Detroit a an- lairW from their visit to Ohio. hav. be,.,! visiting at (.eo. Holdens „e slill at her mothers. Mr*. Cle- W. T. Silver* and wife of lieugui P'* 'lay* Ih* past week, Mr* Je.se Murra.v was the guest of Mlsttl Tiuu'ys and Amelia WIckles ’* “ir* ’ISd'^ViVs^Ernwl'^'Wolcott am were gu<*au of Dr. and Mr*. U D. .Mr*. Rtiy Sinttb and children of Ri<^* Sunday. Augusta are vlalling friend* In this .Mr*. Ulllan Han of Detroit was a Mrs Fred .Speldel. Wolcott, at Harbor 'Fom Hcroggle of Owosso wa* in 'lll*lf*' and vicinity, ncent guest of her sister. .Mrs. (.'. q Mto* I.^liH Marsh,• who has been fo^ an indefinite time, town on business last week. ! Mia# Ethel Keeney of Augtiata is Crane. workingworking for Fretl VanFleeC*XanFleei * family ioi.t Friday O. M. Snyder and son. .'‘“J***' The “Stay at Homes" Sunday were|*^** week la home again, Mymu. removed a .ectlon of one of ""‘I treatetl to a ball game between the ^ Mrs. Mate Marsh had the mlsfor-1 the •ectlon# of one of the oldest tele- .... « n « <■ Jreoentatives of the Davlal * Aid met with Mrs. Geo. ther and sister here. pie Rapids and Fowler In Ik7i« Two , Sewing Machine Co., who have beenj^**'®** •••* Wednesday, A nice crowd! of the original imles wen left. Mta# Chandler Cr* ‘asTnger and Mi*a advenlsing the macblnaa In this vl- h*** Pr»'»«*Di «noi>. epent Tuesday and i ing relatives in town. dr«* the birthday Hot Weather Meats for:: occasion wa* .Mr. Wlnaor* 71 *t birth­ ('has. .Milner of Onaway is visiting i'^^*^*'***-' Friday. | day, 'Ther** were sixteen present. Florence, of St. Johns attended the Slone funeral of Mra. Cook Monday. fiienda In town. i Davies. Mr. and for |ulv' FREK. Dr. itoas. wife and sou. Victor, of .Mias Gladys Hanoo. who has Just Speldel. Mr. and Mr*. Chas- Palo silent Sunday at i>. .M. Snyder's. The ball game between Canmn City Lunches and Picnics and Maple Rapids last Saturday re- flnisheti a Miccesaful year's teaching!'***^*^ daughters, lo'lta and Ma-^ •Mr and Mr*. Wm. .Mo** ol Chicago; ^ , .4. w _ at Merle Beach, has contracted to :****•• •P*'" ’ -Monday at Round loike cauu. Satunlay to vi.U his mmher. score and 0 In favor of ('arson City te#ch the Mead school for the coming!*'****"* refiorted a Jolly time and , The laaeh Imaket ainat eo:itnin -wme meat and It «hoald he a • > I Mra. M, S. Moss, and other relative* ytor. |liot lots of flsik. "The glowing Ru should kind flmi la appetizing. Mr. .Moo# returned to Chb ago Sunday , There will be a game l*etw.»en Perrln- adorn — ton and .Maple Rapids Saturday when .Mrs. S. K. Walker 1* recovering! ~ night and Mr*. Mu*# go to visit rela-1 from an atUck of tonsilttis. | A HBRKF.K APPKKCI.ITES THIN 'Those who In warn: Jl’LY are Herr are a lew kinda that may help the hoaM>wife In planning I We ho|ie for better success bom, what to get. ' five* In Palo Tuesday. .Mrs. E. S. Winslow was among the ! Wm, Morris, a resident of Florence, I Cap. Robert* aud wife of Rattle I t omnicneiog Monday rooming. June .tu. D4]3. the union telephone company ailing the first of the week. j Oregon, says: “For the last fourteen This dazzling ‘park from heav­ [Creek came last Friday to visit hi* en above Hailed Ham, with the ilator a iioaad will call on the fami lines a general Miss Lyneh. who has t>een attend-jyears my kidneys and bladder Inca-- t mother. .Mr*. Anna Tlchnor, t»»r a few ing Mrs. John Pierr«- and wee daugh- eight months ago I began using Ful­ la bound to carry FERVEXT Siaeed Ham. line far «andwirhm lie a |Hiaad j days. nng lone long ting) at which time central will give the correct time and ler, has gone to St. .lohns to take^ey's Kidney Pills, and they have done LOVE." rfeaie Ham. that mlK far more :*fir n poaad j .Mr. and .Mrs. Marry Man are vlsit- charge of a patient. | what other medicines have (ailed to i Ing Mr* Hurt 's brother. Vern Hain- •Weather reiiort. Haai or Itaron. pare aad oweel I4r a poaad James .McFarland started for Pe- '■Ia*ad us not Into temptation. ’' O ye:do. and now J am feeling fine. I rec- Flach month Al-l-ISO.V will jl»er. and vr|f«-. in Ht. Johns. Th»>y‘ex- give fre* birthday atones to all Halogna. that*'* made right ...... l:fr a imaad loskey .Monday ntoming. Auto Owner*, who leave >x>ur i**- : comend Foley Kidney Pills." «Van- ! I i»e«-t to go north for thi suniim-r be- chine* unguarded and all ready for a ! Sickle A Glaaple. i those bom that month. Here la jfon- returning htnne. Mrs Waldron and grandson, ('.vrua Waldron, went to loiOsing Monday to start. The average young American thl* list of months and the cor- I J. .M. Roberta and family visited at visit relatives. think* he can run It and la looking for ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A res|>ondlnR stones* ' Nfr Crufn ’a In Elsie Sunday, something to biiay blmaelf about dur ­ ♦ A i: The Scofield Meat Market i! i Harold Atini* of Ovid is visiting his Wm. (late# of loinslng spent Sun ­ January Garnet* day with hla family here. ing the vacation A rtlMI.W. A Phaar 173 — CroM Building — Phono 173 i grandparents. F. W. Redfem, .uid i>r. and -Mrs. Kl k .Martin were In The \V H. r. will meet with Mr*. J. A « F* “bruary Amethyst ! wife. .Maurer. Friday, to plan the quill, for aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa .March Blufidstone 1 .Miss loittle Silvers is the gueai of St, Johns Tuesday. I 111 I i I i *'* i t i t I » » 11 • H I • >'11 111 * ♦ 4 »» .Mrs D. I... lotodis and children vls- which .M. B. Metzorg ha* donal«ng season will stimulate the^»“* l*»'‘l*'ral (.ovemiuent and oil the !week. .Mrs .Mos* returned with them. Harry Bennett la aaslsllng at the; Arbor where he has been attending , Mrs Crill of Hubbardstoii was the October Opal busy housewife to get the ee-pty can*!***" «c«»x-rnments because It la In- S. A. .Morrtaon experts to go to De- Comer Drug Slot***. jthe t'. of M. t guest of relatives here the Ja*' of fhej{troit to work thl* week, Fnn. Herfiert Waldo left for his The Htandanl Bearer*" will meet I .November Topaz from down cellar and reOll them with ' health Its u** i* not we«*k. ' Michlgan'a choicest products. Here «*'*»ary even In th.- lo-vi Dean returned Saturday after home In Kalamazoo Saturday. Mr. '''Hh .Marlon Colby Baturday after December Tuntuoise are a few hlnu for .ucre*aful can- "iH destroy any William Schumacher of Setuiwing ,’ s|M>nding a few day* with hi* father. Waldo leaver an excellent reconl and noon. June 2^. fc^TiTi \%lthout utk* ‘ of I* visiting at Dr. laiton*. The Sorsis closed their year's work many wami friends In Elsie. | The Woman's Foreign .Missionary nlng. DecomiioalUon and fermenta ­ .Mrs Carl Staub of DeWitt was the tion of fruit and vegetable prvHluris MoiRfver, If ttn> of thf wl^h to with a picnic Tuesday. Miss Alberta ('has** of Marion spent • of the M. E. church will be! 1* caumd by certain germs or bac-' * Compound don't gueat of relatives In this vlllag. and , last week with her sister. .Mrs .N'ora i po*t|>ooefl uii** week, btiy It for II tio |»er iMiund when you vii inlty last w«-ek. 1 The rejkort that extravagence in Harrison j The L A. S. of tmth churches are Allison ’s terla. The process of . attnlng is .Ml8^ Joy Osborne and .Mis* .Myr- simply the destnictlon of the*** genus can make a i*»and for IT cnt,. oa fol ­ . w«itii«n‘s Ureas has ceased to t>e fash- Mrs. Hemian Ward . of St. John* ■ l»r^I»trina for a good time July 4th, J low ^ Co to any Drug .Sior- .tnd get telle June*, (ame hom«- from Yinilan- I lonuftlH d«»es not sveni to he bom« was a guest of her daughter, .Mrs , Com** and help celebrai* . / |- by heat. In canning, th. .-mpty can*, tl last w.'ek. Jewelry Store covers and rubbers aboiiM m ihor- 1*. .iiitice* of liorlc i»rtc«- lu • out by the facta. Fr*-<1 loiiupherc, last week. ' Th** W (*. T. I', will meet with Mr*. \ ounce of li.'DZoatc of Hods Mrs. L. B Iddtngs and niorh<-r, Mrs.' ouk UIv sterilized by the ui.plication ^^*_**' C A. Lind*- ha* moved his veterinary;'In ’’’’!'* 'Vedn**sd*y afteniuon at 2 p, m. / piic.' two cent* and mix Ixdh with an hiding* and .Mrs. Fanllii*- Joll*. w*'r«' ofHe*- from th* Hawse bam tu fh* DM j Thi- will b** a Mother's m<*etlnK. Ev- • ft boiling aater. then th*- fruit or ounce of common salt am! you will giicHth of Wti) Martin and wile In tetable* Should b** plarml therein Bank Bldg. Just «. a pound of .Mr*. ITIc- e ('.inning South Fulton one day last «»**ek. home. I MethiKBsi .Sunda.\ school at the ^ and thoroughly rooked or *t-atne«| to Mr* llarp' r of IkMrott. who h.is demmy any germ* In the fruit pro ­ Compound. Pres.-rvatlves In food .Mr anti .Mrs. ('has, Preston visited i *••*'«**>••*■ hnll Bnnday. June 2y. at In 4 ^ stiifls are abaoluteiy unne< e##ary'. visiting relatives n*ar Fowler, AIUNG WOMEN his daughti*r In Uinsing and attended *• ni.. follow***! h\ Epworth l..eague. | duct .uid then hermetically sealed^o I The iN-st canning comiuinle* In the «4iin*- last w.'i k to visit her liaughter, I th** W. R (' fonvcntlon in latiislug, i Ther*- will be no preaching in the ev- | prevent the entrance of any live Mr* Jay Webster. j “i4 germ* H»»mi bacteria an- mor»* fen- I'.iuntry do not us.- then,. With a last week. jenlng * Stitch good (|uallty of fruit and vegetable* Randolph i*ayn«- and wife of SI. Fn-d Williams ha* purrbas*'4l a' i ! aciona of life than others and this Is ' and pit nty of heal, no drug preserra- JohiiH vl*lt«*d ndatlves h^'re Satur-' OF MIDDLE AGE new l>v«>r]nnd touring car. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA particularly m. with com and fM-a* itves are necessar.v. Iion't embalm day and Sunday. ~ Vegetable* of ihi* rhar.*rter should! Thomas Clark ha* purchased an A 4 your fotMl stuff* — James W. Helme, .Mis* Julia Richards celebr.ated her Mrs. Hilbert Tells of H Db- (iverlund auto. A OI.IVK. A In Time be cooked for at least four hour* to State Dairy and Food Commiaaloner. seventh birthday the IRib, Tweniy- Insure the extermination of ail bac- i Mr and Mrs Jack Grover hav*- re­ A 4 hve invited guests were there. After’ treiMing Symptoms During turned from a w**ek's v'acailon. AAA4AAAAAAA4AA44 Xo person need hesitate to take Fol- enjoying themaelvea playing game*, i Change of Life and How Jacob Maurer wa» coiumltted ti> the Saves Nine** ;ey'* Kidney Pills on the ground that Ice cream. |K»p com and nuts were Ralamazou .Asylum laat Friday. Mr*. V. D. IVarre vtaile<| her par­ Ha#ld#a bear ther* are certain [they know not wliat la in them. Foley (uirtaken of and before going home u , She Found Rehal. Will Hamilton of JacAsoti visiteil ents. Mr and .Mr*. Irving Eaton. In And the timely administration drugs aad rhemtcair^ that will de- ^nd Com|tany guarantee them to be gn»up (deture was taken of them all i relatives here last Baturday and Bun- North Olive .Sunday. of one of the followlag reme- stroy tbaa«' germs. The**- are plared > pure curative medicine, specially pre- Air. and .Mr*. Edward FVlilIng re- day. V, H. I*1erre seems to be iiiiproving die* may save many 111* and upon the market and !>n!d oa <'annlng | pared for kidney and bladder ailments tomed froDi Ypallantl the laat of Ui« Fleetwood. Pn-—" During the Otange Dr. G. H. Beal was In Ht. Johns last Mlaa Emma Manzkc of louising. doctor bill*. compounds. The moat widely known Is and irragularltla*. They do not con- week. of Life 1 WM hardly aide to be around Friday .Mrs Hurry Moon aad Ml#* Martha Frlew'a Canning Compniind ”. manu- • tain habit forming drugs. Try Uiam. Dr. and Mrs. Martin. I>r. and .Mrs, at all. 1 always hnd Miss .*uiMl ('o o( ! VanBIckle A Ulasple. Rice were in Bt. Johns Friday. They a headache and 1 as teacher by the school boani at •Mrs Hieo. Martzke laat week. Minneapolis. An ounr< package ^Ws drove through with I>r. Klee's auto. waa oo diasy and neT' Honor .Mr*. Orkney Knapp of Laaaing vis­ for ten eeats. An analysts of this Borne men say they have a bobby .Mrs. Belle Archer of Eaat Eaoex la ! vans that I hnd no Rnpiist Cbareb .N#le«. ited Mr and Mr# Wm^ H. H, Knapp. E^nnergency compound by this d< part in eat shows for attending ball games. That's no the guest of her slater. Mrs. C. .M. rest at night. The For June 2k. Uil3. Preaching mora- In Riley laat week. It to conatst of Br>n< .Acid Balt hobby, for everybody's doing IL Redfem. in Bt. Johns, this week flaahe* of boat were mg and evening by the Pastor. Com- Mr and Mrs Bert Briakerboff vis­ Mrs. Ray Wllkln^n of Ithaca vlalt- oo bnd oometimea rounloti aerrire la the morning. Afl ited Mr. and Mra. Bert Taylor Bunday ed her parenu. Hr. and Mr*. Jacob that I did not know are welcome. .Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brown of Lan- : You should always have oa Gordanler, one Bunday visitors KtiTocnUoa.hnt Hashaa. hi-ndachm.hack- Mr* J. J. Williams of Durand visit­ last week Thunalsy. After a social IVaz. Strawbririrs and New Fotators. at the home of Mr. Britten's mother afihea, dread of impemling evil, timidity, ed Mr*. W RIdenoar the flr*t of the hour the meeting was called to order In Ovid. soonda In the oars, paipitgtian of th-* week. and the following (BUcera were elect­ .Mr and Mra. Martin Wlaan*, Mr. hi art, sparks before t^ cym* irrsgu- George Tranchell wa* In loiaslng ed ITe*.. Mr*. C L. Pearre; rice Supply your medicine chest now ----- GCX I) GuOD.S RIGHT FRL^KS----- and Mrs. Chat. Baker were the gneala laritieo, constipatiwn. varial:^ appetite, last Wednaaday to attend th** stale en ­ president. Mrs AlWu Whitaker: sec­ of Lomian Jones and family Bunday. weokaeaa and inqvBModa. and dUzineas, campment of Ibe G. A- R. retary. Mrs. loiura riajrlon. ire«»urer. Wr want your produce. Mr and Mrs. M. T. Allen are vMt- are promptly hw^l by Intelligent wo­ Mra. Joel Henalnger is vtsitlag hi* .Mr*. Miner latcher; press corre#poa-' Ing in Detroll. men vrbo are approaching tb .* period in slater. Mr*. Kdwanl Harass. !■ Ovid dfsnt. Mr*. C L Prarre; work co »»»ib|i-' MIg# Agatha Anderoon went to St. life when woman ’s groat dmnge omy tbis weak. tee. Mrs. A. Whitaker, Mr#. Millie I Hunts Johns last week. Bh# will make her be vxpeetad. Mr. and Mrs, U J. Rnyd and family Norria. Mr*. Gna IliyloT. Mr*. Mina Smith A Roche home vrilh her aunt, Mr*. Allee Hea- of Ovid motored oat and called on her l-forher; cuuimittee . N. Itarrta...... 4S.4t wnok gt D. B. Pthe'g. m. ▲. aCOTT, PhyaiMn sad SariwM. day of May. A. D. ISIS. Oaorva & Council Scaai. 8t. lahas. Jane IL 19U. U4—L E BadaU ------ir.43 William Rnnd of JimImm flaltgd hla (MBm Im. Itot. Ttotp-ai. OMftor Rlchaoad. ooatplalaaat. to. Cairto Regular BMeUas of the City Ooaaetl 144 Fbwtar A Bali______4.34daugbtor. Mm. Buggno Hag tog, iMfa Md Stuidays by appo iati—nu Rlchmoad. Sbfaadaat. la thla oaaaa held oa the above date. Mayor W. J. Thumday night. It appaaiiac that d afaadant Cania Wack peeetdla g. Total Coat. Faad Dlabta..^ __fi3S.44 B. F. Fllmore at Bagt Tawgg oallad OB. L. r. VANAMBURU. o Am ovm ’ The Oouacil waa eattod to order at 7:44 aaaaral Otmat Fung Olahwraaasanta. on aoveml old fiiewdg hare Frldny. Rlckmoad la not a raotdaat of thla o'doek p.m. Prsoca t; Aldenuan IMWItt. CroM ‘ rMUurmaU OBc* lumro • atata, but la a raaldaat of tha State CommliMlonsr a P ** Roll Don Warner of Blanchard vlsltad at Htoao. HmMA Trmao)»oU. VauCoosaat aad to 11 a. ■ : S to S aad 7 to t p. a. of N«w York. OB motiaa of Lyoo R Claim Ni. 44— D. S. iniw'ai Thursday. Pboac Ui HUob. SpMlai traM- Ward. Hngtebert Ihnttb.^------13144 F. J. Furgaaoii aad friend of Lan­ Moiaat. aolleltora for oomplalaant. IT The mlautes of the tact laoe ttag wore ■oau lor obnmle ditooooa ______18 OKDKRKD that dafandaat aatar H. A. Oarpentar..! ______—.3L44 sing vialted friends in DeM’ltt Sun- f * bar appaaranee la aald aauaa on or read sod approvod OMwgs Plhnore------.138.44 dtli. OR. WILLIAM HAVENS. M. IX— before four U) moatha from the date The Coaaaltlee oa (Ttahas prsssatod the ntahop Parker ______.17.44 Mr. and Mra. Lawrance of Sagliiaw Pbpoicijui. Oflteo ovor Doty * of thla order aad that within twenty folkiwtng report: Richard Koley------13.44 are Ttsittng their daughter, Mrs. A. U. RmmI'a Atis. IS ,(Sd^ daya complalaant aauaa thla or ­ To the Mayor and Coiaiaan Couacil of (Tlyasaa FleM ______4.44 Wheeler. der to be pubHahad In The St. Johna tbe (Nty ot M. Johno: Oentlemeti: We. Warren Harris ______..._«..83.44 Air*. Im Mann of Onatad and Mm. BOBEKT C. RITCR. M. D.. dl wooo of Newa. maid publication to be contin ­ ytMir CuiaBiUteo un Clatma to whom was Oaorge Pllmoire. Hswer Fund...__.3.44 Wiu. F. Raven. 508 Grand River Ave.. tiM oy* Mtr. nooe and throat only. ued once in aaah weak for alz waaha rrferr*-4aliaa No. 114 to 144 Claim No.— Mm. Harry Moon and Allga Martha B. DODCIE. M. D. (MBc« and raal- Circuit Judce and Bieotric Light fund olalins No. XT! 41—E. a HuJse...... I 4.15 Martake attended a quilting party at ■c« ovar Spauldlnc'B hd«., opp^ LYON A MOINET. to 344. do boreby report that wo have tl'-CIInton Republican __...... t 04 Theo Manxke'a in Olive Thumday. Boeineaa addraaa: St. Johna. Mich. •■arrfuJIy esanilned the aaine and ftnd 43— C. K. Pulfrey______4.34 Mias Merle Lott vialted Mias Fern Sollettora for Complainant. tSwd them oorrect at their ftMtlnga: and we re* 44- Powler A Ball ______14.34 Hamer in* Olive Sunday and accom ­ DKNTIHTS. epectfully rrmaunsnd that they be aJknv 44—John C. Hicks______4.44 panied her to Merle Betwh. This week PROIIATK aKIlEE ed by tite uouncU, and tho r4erk be In­ she ia visiting .Mm. Dean Heller on pn B. C. l^’ANSELER. D. U. S.— STATE or MICHIGAN—County of structed to draw orders on the pre Total fit. and >4swer Dlsbts...... 8178.44 .her fatlier’a farm. funds f(W the eevesal smountA OSIce over State Bank, St. Jtonna. Clinton —aa. Water Fund Disbursements A bang of gypaths atruek thla town At a aeaaion of the Probate Court KIIANK K. rtTo.Nr. MoAda) . * over MVRt^N E. WARD. Pay Roll at the Plant. THOMAS MANX, D. D. 8. —Of for the County of Clinton, holdan at Claim No I4h— Carl tlall has the meaale*. Chapman'a atora. the Probate aSlce, in the City of St. C. L. SMITH. Mrs. Jerome Dllla. Varney Fearee, (’ommlttee on Claims Arrble Bishop....'______844.44 Johna. on Cueaday, the 10th day of (ieonp- l.wach..... _ ...... ______40.44 Mm. Feniou Brink and daughtam ARTHI'R CORBIN, DanUat—O«oa at June In the year one thouaaad nine Mn\ed by Aidcrnuin VauComwnt. sap- have the summer grip. ported by Alderman Ward, that the report lemW Ollson...... 31.44 the head of Clinton Avenue. hundred and thlyjaen. K. J. PaMr ...... 38.4a Rev. W. H. Tbotnpaon wtll take for l*Wnent. CHARLES M. MERRILL, of the ComiTiStee on Claims be accoptetl subject next Sunday at the baptiss ATTBKNKXli. and adopted. A. C. Gray ...... 3104 Jhdse of Prpbate. Ada J. Cochrane ...... 4 44 clfurrh. June t9th, “HeMglon In the In tha Matter of the Batate of Chrla* Ayao six, nays n^e. Making." Servicaa at 1U:S0. ■. E WalbrldSA D. W. Kelley. Bna Pantr. dacaaaed. tin readtns and The Council and Hoard of A Several from this place went to WALURIDOK A KELLEY. Atthmeya T.dal pay roll ...... M70.44 fUlng tha pelRlon. duly vertfled. of tted by the fol­ woman Interpreter. Nothing tn commetidatton of ber work could be MONEY TO LOAN—At low rate of In- lowing vote: 344-Ospftol^ Electric Supply do____ 33.41 9th. 1913. aald day of baarlna. The Clinton County Pomona Grange better tban tbe roHowtng (toio sutne of the world's osoat famoiM peo- tereat. Parma aad city property for Ayes—A Merman DeWItt, ■'^ne. Hmith. 3T7-I>^ Pklor ...... 1.44 plSL The late Uuited Htatee Senator Dolllvar aald tbls: **Mm. Baacber baa (A true copy). 387--Ho41o tyrmes _____...... ----...1.80 Hally will lie held oa the fair grounds aale. Inquire at oIBce of H. E Trancliell. VauConaant and Ward >Ays dotw mom to gtve life to tbe art of public reading tban any of onr pmscut day Walbiidire. CHARLES M. MERRIIJa —none. 33h- .\rchle Bishop------4.47 W^-dnfwday, August 20th. 1913. Hoo. 46w3 Judce of !*robate 3a9~RIo Mtp D. a. Pike laat week. J. W. FITZGERALD Cashier i i>ava Brush street, from north meeting of the Council and Board of ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Rev. W. P. Preach of Iwasing at­ ■. A. TALLMADQB Analtnnt CanSiar of state street to the north line Assessors for the review, •■orreetlon and ♦ tended the last quarterly meeting of e .Mias .Merle 1.011 visited Miss Fcm; E A TALLMA1X3E Taller'of Railroad street. confirmation of aa^ essemaient; and all Hamer In Olive Sund*}' and nccom- i A NHKIMRDHYII.I.K. ♦ the year at the M. E. church last weak TRAVEL Three par cent Interest paid oa car- f Notice Is hereby given that assaaa- persons ha^bk- been given an opportunity Tuesday and look supper with Rev. IMinied her to Merle Beach In the af-1 tlSeates of deposit and on aavinsa meot mil .No. 49, for the above men ­ to he hetu-il In relatiun thereto, and all ♦ ♦ and Mm. Fisher. teraoufi- The Plaasant Way ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ hook acoounu. Drafts iaauad good In tioned Impmvement. hao been duly needful review aiHi correotlon of saM roll Mm. Hulet of East lauislng la vis­ .Mm. Orkney Knapp of lainstng call- >'«• Bn*l, ('Inder* Haal ar Hsaaka any part of the Unltad SUtaa or Can­ made by the board of aaseaaora of the iMVing tM>en made to Die satisfaction of iting her slater. Mm. G. T. Pisher. rd on Mm. Victor Clavey la«t I^lday. i In ada and In the principal eftlas of City (tf St. Johns, and ba* bean filed the <^>uncll: L Ix>ve speiil part of last week Rev. Riley of Iwttsing proacbed at Mr. and Mrs. R. H. While. Mr. and ; (»> THE KLECTRIC M IT. Toledo. O, Europe. Accminu of farmers, mer­ in the office of the city clerk for pub­ Rsolved. That said gpeessment rgg and the M. E. church Sunday. This Is tho Mrs. CI(>mons and little daughter of| Frequent Serrloe chants or mechanics received on fav­ lic examination; and that the coun ­ George and Fharlc* Olson have pur­ last quarterly meeting of this con ­ Aarlotte vtaitrd Mr. and Mm. Vic-i Between all matters In connection with ssSd assess ­ chased new Ford ninabouta. orable terms and every accomoda ­ cil and Board of Assesanrs of the said ment tw and the same arc hereby con­ ference ytwr. lor Clavey Saturday nnd Sunday, and : St. Johns, l.aui*1ng and Inter ­ Mr and Mrs Prank Robinson were tion extended consistent with aafe rli) will meet at the rounril (diffiii- firmed. aiwl he It further Theo. I.a}renz and daughter, Celia, .Mra. Adolph Rrj'a and aon. Victor. In, mediate iNSnta. Connection* at ber in said city on Mooday the 7th Kesolveil. That the asaesament an made Sunday callers here. of laioaing risiiwi Mr. aad .Mrs. C. C. lailngaburg visited there Sunday. l..ansing for JatOtsOi and Owoa- hanking. Superior facllltlaa for mak­ Mrs. Etneline Cotea la visiting at ing collections of all kinds. day of July. A. D. 1913. at 7:00 o'clock In saM .Special .issesament Roll No 4V. M'oodniff. Miss Merle Lott la visiting at ber so. |t. m.. to review, correct and confirm Is- dlvideil Into five Installments ss prorM- Wm. Ilall'a In Vltgor this week. Mm. Augusta U. Blood left for Lan- old home in East DeWitt this w«Bk. Money loaned on approved sacuil- Mi:, Mrs .r. H. Aldrich onler- JIHBIIGAN r.NITKD TH.U'- said aaseaament anA to bear any ob«|Mi m «>• tion it .-Uapter i«. of il»e rharter ahig last Sanifday enroute for her Little MtSb Brnwnaon of I.ain*log is '■G.Y CD. tlos. talni^ Mr. and Mr*. CharltM iFdtman DIRECTtlRN. jections thereto. 1 i;o-.'«>rninir rJUes of the fourth qpt Htwalay with call* In thla place last week. I.anBing visited Mr. and Mm. G. hlarl i r L THOME. P. A. TRAVIS ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A WIUJAM COCHRA.NE, part to •-ont«4«i a Hat of Mt* and parceU Mr. and Ms*. Harvey'Bobem. Mr. and Mm. Frank Robinson of]Scott and Geo. Scrott Tuesday. C. T. Babcock. Dr. M. Waller. ♦ ♦ City Clerk nf Utwl cfHiatItutInc the opecta A number of people from here at­ Lanaing. .Mr. and .Mm. Will Cole of C. B. aiffela. tended the C. B iJsdies ’ Aid at Mr. ♦ WEST .tUHLEY. ♦ ment dlatrlct. with the names of the own­ Riley visited Mr. and Mm. Cbaiicw Gaaranteed KrseaMi KenNdy ♦ ♦ er* of mid Mta and premlaes, one-fifth of and Mr*. Steve Taft's Wednesday Cole Saturday night and Sunday. TC.ICHBRS’ KX.IHfYATIONN. Miss Esther Raker spent from Tbe constant itching, burning, red ­ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦d d ♦♦ the cnot and expone** of the work to bo Mm. Orkney Knapp of lAuisIng vis­ ness. mah and disagreeable effects of GRAND TRUNK R. R. rntll further notice Teacher*’ Bx woe—ed upon each of mM fire porta, each Thursday until Moadby in East lAin*- 'gminailon* will be held aa follovsg: ited .Mr. afid .Mm. MYn. H. H. Knapp In ccsema. tetter, salt rheum. Itch, pllas Mia* Viola Smith, who biu been rle- fwrt nf the oaoewament mil ahall be num- tng a* the guest of Random Detrlch Time Card Bt. Johns, In ()ourt House, begin Riley pan of laat week. and Initating skin eruptions can be Iting her aister. Mm. Ben Gillman. re­ tHTe.1 ^ one. tw<'. three. four, and Thnima and Lslah Edwards r«me Mr. and Mrs. Bert Florian visited readily cured and the skin made Pnat service batwaen Uetmit and nlng second Thumday of August last week Friday to spend a week turned an her home tn llllnoki. •mod Rapids Mill be resaamd aad aU Sve reaper11vely. and any pera on oo parents, Mr. and Mm John Ftor- smooth with Dr. Hobson ’s Bexema week. 8t Jobns. In Court House, beginning elec ting may pay part one amt hare exten- with their aunt. Mrs. Era Evereleth. Mnine will slap al Hl Jahas. Tinlaa last Thumday of April. r Grand I.edge Sunday. OintmenL Mr. J. C. Breland, of Bath, Mm. Josie Omy of Marian ______akm of time on part* two. three, fmir In Corunna. Mm. Cbarie* lA>rens. Mm. Charlaa HI., saira: ”I had eexetna tweaty-flrei |a spending the past two weeks with will raa as fallawst PragnMn. an?l five of one. two. three and tour ywara The Epworlh Lmgiie will hold an Tvnlas East fraai HL Jahas First day —inoming. Orthography, ice cretun social W^nenday evening. ,Baird. Mm. Elmer Lankton of DeWitt. ywara and btul tried everything. All |y.r mother. Mm. J. Heinleo. and oCh- reopertlvely. ond thot the oaaaoo ment Mim Tfllle Moots. Mm. Geo. Groae of Lacal ♦------7:6* a m. spelling, aiitotnetlc. oral aad writ July 2. nt the home of Miaaea Ralle faSed. When I found Dr. Hobson's er ftienda at Washington Center. ^inile In part one of mM oaaeimnent roll lansing were entenalaed to dinner Hezema Ointment I found a core. ” Mr*. Fred Erickaon la very slek at Btaambost Expraaa * ______t:47 a a. ten; theory aad art. Afternoon, geo- ^ colleried oo nr before the Slat day of and Ruby WlaSeid. Everybody I* In- Lncnl ♦ ...... IS40 p. a. gmphy. (Ryvemment aad U. E History at the home of Mr. and Mm Milo Wal- Thla olatment la the formula of a this writing- July. A. D., 1913; prnvMed alao. that In- vitad to attend. ,ker. In Lansing last week Tuesday. Detroit Llaltad • ______6:17 p. a. Second day —anomlag. Qraminar Ralph and Gemkl Raker and Bert phyaieian and has been tn use for; Mm. Myrtle Heath of North Star tereat not exceeding 4 per cont per onnum They were all school girls together In yearn—not an experiment That U, ain-nt Stindav with her sister. Mm. Aao*! ♦------7:01 p. a. Physiology, Rending. Afternoon, he charged nn all deferred parmoata; prr.- Holland and Kate Unllaiid. I^m Tralas Weat fraa SL Jataa School Law . State Manual and Cottme the days of Old lang Syne. Mm. why we onn guarantee It All drug- John Olson. vMe«l further, that any peraon or peronno Wtnfteid and Vem Baker spent Thum­ Walker served a fine dinner. Towards gists, or by mall. Price SOc. Pfeiffer Mr. ami ilm. F. L Cook and chiL 'Dmd Rapids Llaltad *_ 10:M a a. of Study. Algebra, Botany aad Phy­ wlahing to do oo may pay hta or thetr day at Round Igike evening they all took an auto rMe to Chemlcal Co.. Philadelphia aad 8L oren, len for Corunna laat .Mondap Local ♦------11:00 p. m. sics (second grade) OenemI Hlstoiir, a a ai aa nient In full, without Intereat. at Mr. aad Mrs Bd. Hiller. Mian Hazel Leeal ♦ ______1:66 p. a. (Second grade.) the If. A. C. ground* and took In Mm. Ia>ul*. VanSIckle A Glasple and t morning to apand a few days with the time part oa* He cornea due and pay ­ Hiller. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bond and Hertha Wellman, alao another school vl* Drug Co. , friends. Btaambost Expraaa * ____ 7:17. p. a. Third day —(Por Omt grade appIL able. daughter. Edyth. John Road and Local ♦______1:00* p. a. cant only) General History, Phytlen mate. They all report a line time. I Idmian Hetntan, who haa been (m The foreanlng wraa aupp' J. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA The~ ...... M'aahtngton aad Elba SuadSF ELBCTRIO lYTBRURBAY. n. genuine Foley Kidney Pills could lid VanFleet. Sunday. School conreatlon wBI be held neat THRO. H. TOWNBENI). AMermon Fmlth offered the tollowlag; J. B. Walllch. RartIHt. Nebr.. of his The W. F. M. 8. will meet with Mm. George KIssane has hla______new _____Sunday. ------June---- 29, In Ola drove. Coasa Time tablo effaetive May 11. Itll. Canmlanloners of Bchoola. Whreaa. The Itpef-lal Aoaeaament Roll kidney trouble. He satrs: "I was Caroline Hants Wednesday. July 2nd. bam nearly completed. ! wflh well filled for a pfeala Laaslap*NL Jahas INvIalaa St. Johns. CTUBton Oouaty, Mlcblgui. No 19. for the grading, curbfag and pav ­ bothered with backache and the pain All menbur* are requested to be Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tledt spent Sun- | dinner, Lsave St. Johns for Lanslna —A. M.. ing of Hrueh afreet, from tho north line would run up to the back of my haad. present. VIsItom always welcome. day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Motanke, i 9:30 a. m. conruatlon will open, 7:00. 9:00. 11:00. H. M.. 1:00. 1:00. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A of Hlate afreet to the ntwth line of Rafl- I bad spells of dtszlneas. I to^ Fol ­ Mr. and Mm E. Rlsuell of Riley in South Bengal. Afternoon aermon 1:20. An internal- 0:00. 7:00. 9:16. 11:46. Laava Da- A A road afreet, haa been duly maia by th* ey Kldaey Pills aad they did the work Tisited Mr. and M» Charles Cole laat Mr. and Mm. Herman .Smith of! Ing program la being prepared. (Tonw Wltf for Lnaalng-A. M.. 7:11. 9:11. A nrPL.HY JIYB GRRENRINH. A Board of Aaoapanra and Med with tbe City aad 1 am now eatlmly rid of kldaay I^Asnon vMted Mr. aad Mm. John I one. come all and enjoy the goad 11:10. P. M.. !:». 1:10. 6:10. 7:10. A A Clerk: trouble. ” VanSIckle A Glaapla. IJoyd Bendell of tbe M. A. C. visit Smith last Sunday. tboughU that will be exchanged on S:a. 11:11 (night). AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Reattlvfd. *ranM the Clerk cause natio* ed hla aunt. Mm. Hugo Graas, Satur­ Mr. and Mm. Trny Kadamacher and Sunday actioal weltam. Loavtap Laaslag for DaWItt aad St of owrh flHng to be gtren br puhitmtlnn ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦J day night aad Sunday. children rlaltad In Dallas laat Sunday Jobaa —A. M.. 0:00. 8:00. 10:00. 114)0. Tbe lAdleg' Cbrietina AM Soc iety f«w two wreeba In the newopapar* of tho Mm Fred Searlea fell down cellar Mr. and Mr*. Chauncey Shady aad P. M. 1:00. 4:00, 8:00. 0:16, 10:U. will meet with Mrs. Ray Tinmipkino (ity of Ft Jobaa; and that the ,OwmcH ♦ BCYUAL CEYTIR. laat Saturday morning. She was bad ­ children and Mm. Pater Bchafley of aaa laava at above Uaaa froa Dowa- Wsdnseday. July Ond. at 1.00. and Hoard of Aaaeaaors will moot at th* ♦ ♦ ly bnileed but no bones srere brohea. St. John* oallad on oM frien ds aad ap Botal. Mr. and Mrs Wm Beebe. Mr. aad CouactI nbnmbar of the mM Hty, (m Mon­ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Bert Smith of the 17. 8. .Nary vialted aelghbom la thla vicinity Inet Sun ­ day. tbe 7th gay af July. A. D.. 1912. at at the home of Mr. and Mm. Fred Lanalap Jaahaaa IMvlalan. Mrs. Allen StOHnon* aad son. Arthur, day la their Studebeker car. FARMS Laave I.oaatnp aa follows: Ltaalt- spent Sunday with Mr. aad Mrs. ('. E. 7:88 o'claeii p m.. to review, carrert and Rev. WilcoK will preach tn the hall Hearlee last Saturday night. Rev. aad Mr* O. Peters aad baby Raker In St. Johns. f onOi III mM aaseaament and to hoar any next Sunday at 2:10. of Wayne, wbo have baen rtaittag at od —A. M.. *6:40. 7:M. 0:10. 11:10. nhirtbmo thereto, and A good time to bny on ace Mr. and Mrs intyyd Heater aad Mrs. .Mr*, irnttoo aad daughter of Pe- DeWIN Gfwwe tbe home of Mr. and Mm. Fred Tledt P. M.. T:10. 1:10. 640. 7:10. laaal— Raawtve d. That the Coanetl and Baard tha wot aaaaon. vnry few paoflh A. M-. ?0:M. 8:00. 10:00. 11:00. P. M.. Lottie FVMter spssit Sunday with tbe sramo vialted at Mm Fraacer'Rrown'a Mies Com Jones of BetMmI Orange returned to their hoaw laat Thumday. am buying aad tha prtoaa am lowum of Aaaenaar* da meet at the thne aad Thursday. visited rmwitt Orange SaturAny Mrs. Frsd L Paaeh and (sblldmo. 1:00. 4:00. 0:00. 0:16, 040. 11:00. former's mother In North Btar. ptnee for the par pwei afrweanM. If wu ham a goad aaaaon you will aan Mr. aad Mrs. Hairweatlier of near Mm. J« Rlaley aad children of night. Robert. Alfred and Alma, rialted Mr. I.anslap. Owaaaa Blvlaloa. The foregotng wae eappartad by Aider- tha pricua go ooarlag again. Laave Lanstag as follows: A. M.. Maple Rapids rlMted their daughter. Hrvclwgrldge visited her father. R. l*ragram for DeWitt Oramre Satur­ and Mm. Auguat Miller. In Bingham man VauConmni. and ada pted by tbe fM* 'wwn. day night. July 6th. 1911: Song. last Suaday. I ham a numhar of farms from m •:16. 8:16. 10 16. P. M.. 11:10. 1:11. Mrs. Peter Miller. lowtng rote* 4:11. 0.16. 7:M. 0:10. 11:00. Mm. Edith HeiRh of .North Star ia Rey Herper ealertalaed bis Sunday (image; roll eall. raeponded to by Mr. aad Mm. Fred C. Ttadt enter ­ aerm up you con buy at a right ptOgn Aye* —Aldirmaa Dewitt. Ittnna . Bmtth. eehuel claae of boys last Ssturdav. tailing the gm ndeat eight ever seen; tained the following at their Items en easy tanaa. !—Except Sunday. spending a few days with her parents. 1*ranrkU. V’anCapaant and Ward. Nay^ * —Cap(tol Flyer, throuph oar to Da- Mr. and Mrs Wm. Ingerenll. The day was spat In Oehlag and they tlledy* Stamplly; ”How would last Sunday; Mr. aad Mr*. Herman Alao bam tham tor axchanga Om trott. Mahea local stops Innainp to Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ootild were call­ returned to hi* hatae where Ice rream jwii Imptwve tbe htnae with 00.00,” Mohnke and children. Mm. Auguat city aad otbar property. ed to Rt. Johne Sunday by the seiions Oan ttagant Fund Dtabnraamanta aad cabe were aerved. The boys spent Mm Jerome Dllla; "How with 086? ” Martia aad children. Mr. and Mm. lllnean of his alMW, Mrs. Lissle Mt> Claim No l*a - a very enjoyable day. Mm. Mary Cose; ”Wlth tinoaor Mm. August Irer aad chlMien. Mr. aad gend hnrgataa tn houaos affil Langhlln. R J. Motnet...... 113 V» Mr. and Mr*. I.^er Roeekran* very C. L Pearce; raiMHag, Hasel Laakton; Mr^ Will (Mlm aad diuighter of South JMm 0. Bnmaa-...-. ______8* m Bxng sl. Mr. aad Mrs. John Martin and ('land GottM hao retnmed to Poi H ’ pleasantly entertataed the Bengal M. "Results of tetK-hing agricultural la A faw goad paying busItiaoB pm- Deoege H Judd...... 14.47 our schonie this yeur.” stodent Carl jchildran. Mr. and Mm. John Schrader INMNAirY tiac. K. Aid Society at their home laat paeitlaaa far anla aad Axehaaga. OltOHSROII Mrs. Mens Rush t* attendi ng a tew Wm CaeOnm*-.. —^8s Tiinraday afti m There w Gall; t*M>her. Gertrude Howe; asbaot ^and ehlMren of Riley, axsl Mm Mar­ ttlaya with her sister In St. Jolins. Ada i. Onebrow*. .14.44'aboui 80 pmoewt. Refreahamits were (officer. Henry >f. Webb; parent. Mm tha Tledt. Come and aae mn nmuwnm nt j Mr and Mr*. W. A. SHvemMI spent ■ ~ I aerved and a pleasant time was hadlKllen Stampflv; current events. Ber- (Sun day wiIth Mr aad Mm. Alban Dg- by iDI Mr. Mrs John X. Plow-!nerd g eeb; ''Reeolred tbnt toll MmuM The peraon who pays aa be 14 hi Dniiptahi. Palke lamn will entertain the next aorfety in he charg ed al the Panama caaal.” Af- perhage dose not get as far ao Oanrge aad Ivan Halaar srbo hdvn I.rnmn M Alwani ------1888 ffrmattve John Seegur. Daalel Kli- otbera. but It probably la the f Tr-'-'a-' hena aarlnasly tick are oa th gala. rtr* Don't A Hatl wenger. H. .V. Webb. Paul Ciielahaa: thing for him. p, Bo' Mr. aad Mfo. J. J. Oook apoat Bna- Jelm Olehtoa ------___ 18.88 I and an doctor anya, ”lwrhtng lam, negatire. Randolph I.(oreno. Qlndya ^ wlffi Mr. aad-Mfg. Ralpli surer- you ought to ha drowned." In Uw Stamplly. Krheai Sfampffy, Mmm One w^ to arold onid aiorai AU. ant (FUST* aall. Tatal Fsi .1188.88 ana at Hwtrtawnrt Ranaay; sOoelag sang. ‘vnd chtahen le to owg a thrm. i—jaamm, um.

xeaa mooC pnadtaSla for pen ta SumifiL It Wall, Jeff, ynnr nma ain ’t aamluatad ynt And Is tSa maanwhlle I wonidaY COLONEL TODHUNTER aedly Oebt owde an Ske DoCSia ’ batter, yon white Uverad popular SBeveasaat le raise taad sovsriaa BANG!!! MISMVRI br Bipiimr O. akaak. than to wtpa np tba gmaad team asdslt la Strieklsml csaapalgn tuart iltrajr, Co Ioim M T«m1< Colotiel Strickland's weary eyas were “They've been ('uuceded all along. Tbe “I’ve got aenee enongh. ‘Bill.” oald of this fight than to know I’ve been burner barlui; by ttala tluie jolurtl tbe eontemplatlns the siwaker with a j flggem —tbe figgera Is wbat we'd like Cokmel Todhunter. “But all my life pomUmted. It'a given me more than Xmup. « wblmalral envy In tbelr eaprseslon . ! to get. ” I’ve been ready to cllucb with an; one slesptsas nlgbt of worrying, I can ”1 feel aure you ktiotr bner rejob-eil I "l-cnd. Tburs.” be seld. “I never (Jantrtll waved a new bulletin jubi man that trlMl to nuwk me or m; tell ;ouP am tluif Tom Umm tNugb now claimed tbat Strickland has car- oo tiuit there |>ruf»uslt1ou. He knows Muy l>o|tcett. left nte no alternative BUlts. aod I’m going to arrlte my I con, Moniteau, Phelpo, I*alaskl. Polk e.—e^e—-«>—-e—-e—e—e^e-«-e bot to fnrttitl lilni Meelna Mary iiiileaa friends In St. Louis not to bother send- | Itlpley. SL Francis. Hte. (leoevleve. Sa­ rt«d tbat cll;. Yuiicey's managers arc tbe tricks o' that maclilue gang we're be (xtuki rleiir Idnia4 ‘lf of tbe aiii witb log me anything but that Tbe trutb i line. Shelby. Stoddart tWairoe and rbarglug Randolph C!arter. tbe newi; flgbtlu' betterin we do, and be ain't wbk b the irirl ber^if eharpeil him Is, Tbura. Ibis trouble of TomV baa Webster.’ “ ap|Mdiiicdtk^Mn> iMtacelt iiubllrly de ­ You've done all a man In your (losliloo —but by bow much? Tbat'a tbe quen been appointed kr> Insure Yancey's vt** might; cheer with wbicb this an clared idin anility, and It aeeinetl lii- coold ba* done, and your friends will tkm." . tory by fraud and appointed others In noum'ement waa greeted. Sim Bird ­ CTMtlble that nhe would do thia If he do whatever figbtln' remains to be | “'Later returns.* ” read Dick Can- tbelr places. Tbe chief of polire Is song's was second only to bis. (Jolouel waa Innoceut. And I kiaiw now that done. You just Uke It easy, sub.” trill. ” ‘show Yancey leading In Kanaas supporting him by giving tbe new sp Todbunter, gnlplng just once after you are alneendy glad becnuae the Tom Strickland entered the room, j City. SL Joseph and In tblrty-tbrev baring read tbe proclamation of vic­ truth liaa ootne out. You don't bare lo □e looked pale aod worn, but ha|>py. i counties by 18.3(17. ’” tory. did not join In tlw cheering. But tell me anythin}; altout It. lua'ani." and there waa a steadier manllnees lo "Now we're gettln* down to IL” spoke when Lycurgns (jnivey came to bim .\t tbla nioiuent Mary lieraelf. a fnvai bla face. Colooel Strickland grimly. “Let's see with outstretched bands, be took them to a doee grip of bla own. bla daunt- happlneaa abtnlni; In ber face. nltlHtUith “Metber's asking for yon and Colonel tbirty-tbree countlee —uni-hum—and Ht laas old eyas showing just a bint of her eyea were wet with teara. joined Todbanter. father.” be said. ”8lie i Joe —say. Tburs. according to these tig- S/* the RToup. Colonel Mtrlrkland turned to wants me to tell you that this Isn't any um they're countin ’ up an all fired dampneoa. We invite your attention to a full line of ber with a amlle. Hme to be talking politics. ” heavy Yancey vote in Kansas City" "I dellvemi that tneaaaxe of youra to Colaoel Todhunter laughed. "Ain't j “ *8L Lonls.* ” read Rdttor Cantrill “Colonel Todbanter,” opoke Lycur- ROCKERS and EASY CHAIR.S. A few Tom, MIsa Mary.” be maid. 'The mea- that just like a woman, illll?” be asked | “'Many disturbances reported at the gus, “I’m going to write a poem <1e- aage you inive me when he was in the '•.knd Mra. Stticklund. for all she polls. Reliable return on vote will be ecriblng this great triumph after seem­ of those PORCH SWINGS left at 92.50. jail. I just wish you could have seen knows, on tbe very edge of becomlu' late. Police have made numorons ar ing defeat —it's tbe finast thing 1 ever I saw lo all my HfeP bow proud ami linppy It made him! He tbe first lady of Mltonrab. sab! I'll be - rests.* “ neetled it mltthty bad that day ” bamjlggcd! Well. sab. I reckon tbe Colonel Htrickland looked worried “Bully for you. LycurgueP replied Mary bluaheae red. **IMease don't good Lord who made 'em understands j *TY)dhnnter.“ he said, “tbe Ht. I.^b Colonel Todhunter. “Aod I bet It'll remiiHl Tom of my mewaaire. Colonel 'em, but It's a blamed sight more'n I - gang's getting In Its work for Yancey be a tip soortlo* good poem, too —tbat W. R. Osgood one you wrote at tbe openin' of tbe Stricklandr* ahe crl«*il In a pretty con ­ do. Not even Mrs. Todhunter, snbT all iigbL “ The Furniture Man'and Undertaker. fusion. “Ill la* nahained to took him in He chuckled. Then be added. “Least Rot Colooel Todhunter disdained this campaign bit tbe target plumb center. the fare acnln If you do! ” of all Mrs. Todhunter. subr* view. “I ain't mo almighty sure. Who oubP “I don't see why ymi sbcaild la*." • •••••• knows but wbat that's a good sign for THX END. lauchetl Colonel Stiicklaml. "It Ju<*( Dick Cantrll!. editor of tbe Nineveh uar simply pror«al to Tom at a mlithty wel­ Blade. Colonel Strickland's borne or ­ “Tbe police can't reach crooked work COUNTY NORMAL RENEWALS AND Act No. 243 changes tbe final date come time that ilie younc lady beloved gan. enterpiisingly arranged for a bul­ done by judges snd clerks of election. ” NEW SCHOOL LEGISLATION. of the apportionment of library money ao dearly lovial him in return, an you letin aeiwire of election retuma on tbe pointed out Colonel Htrickland. by tbe county treasurers to the first day of August of each year. oucht to be proiiil of It Instead of night of tbe primary rote, nnd Colone' “Well,” replied Colonel Todhunter. Tha department of Pnbilc Instruc ­ ashamed" Todbanter and tbe Uon. WUUam J. They rah prevent Intimidation at tbe Act No. 229 permits a school officer tion has made a ruling that County to take the required affidavit of ellM* .\nd at this Jtmrtnre Colonel Te cimmI m>w ami Louis on un tiouest count. Kansas City, ”We don ’t neetl to wait for St. Lon- * Chief Htn**ey was white clear thnnieh bath and its soft, woolly IitU« j school (latrons kindly preserve this for' schoolhouse Is located shall apply to Datne an early day. When ahatl It IwY being Steve Yancey's home, will roll up la." replied Colonel Strickland. “If and would iim* Ida pollt-emvn in fuxnr shirtiea ami socks? ” I ! reference. Ihe treasurer of any other township In Anty I>rvd§9—"Yes, it’s a dar- " I which some port of the fractional dis ­ Itut at thi-- alarminit <|ueHtion .Mari a big majority for him. even If tliey \e they're counted up a 12.«J00 plurality of an hon«*st vote if be got bnlf i I Act No. &!{ makes it possible for ' herself >Rrve a little cry of m:ildenly against roe In Kansas City they'll piny ling baby, with a sensible lit- I trict may be situated, for any money got to give tbe iwnllentlary a cl»»e chance? V**s. snhl 1 was n-cnMln ’ ui> tie mother. I can sac by the y school districtH to liond for any .imnunt to which the district is entitled; and protest, frtnilcaiiy --lutche*! her moth nhave In doing It. Still, I'd stninl n the game to tbe limit In St. Louis t ' bread on th** waters wlieii 1 bad that I up to ten |>er cent of the total assess- > er’a arm and flirty dmuce*! Mrs. Tml looks of those little woolens the treasurer paying over money shall fighting chaiH’e If th«* St. I/iuls cr«Niks Thcy’n* only holding SL Louis back l*> there talk with tbeni In Ht 1.4iids. aii«i that you uae FeU • Naptha I ed valuation without regard to the take a receipt in duplicate, filing one hunter <*iit of ram;**, yet not with entir* didn't have a fre*- b.^nd —but they v«* see what's needed. If iie*'easary they’ll It's cottdn' lini'k to ns after these muni Soap. ’^ . numlier of children on the school cen- tn his offlc*' .ind sending tbe other to ancct^Hk, for tia* latter turned a lauttb got It. and that's wtiat's going to cook plug me with a lO.tOo plurality there days, you mark my w'unls." I sus Hat. the clerk of the township In which the I Act No. 21 enables boards of ediica-1 in;; face lai' k ti> Colonel Strickland u« my goose." I’m probably Iteaten by 1H.UUU tbe wa> There was a juyoiat (-bt*er from hiw Baby ’s soft, schoolhouse of the fractional district is sbe was thus c*invoy overc*ome that?" vious. Imys. l.eav»* tbat s*»rt of fun||«h- schoolhouse in another district than to do It, nml I will " agera claim tbat be Is nominated as tbe and shirts can be ment of minors, the important features "I reckon they won ’t dare to count oens to the Yniie**y crowd that Just tbelr own. returns now stand.' " of which will be explained fully in a That same eveninir Colonel Todhnn more'n UMWO plurality for Tanc**y h. went prancin' by here if nnytldiig of later issue of this paper. Far down the street aroee tbe sound Act No. 47 amends tbe compulsori' ter went to confer with tbe Hon. Wll St. Louis —It would be too plain a slntn tbat serfs got to lie dime. Wait for kept soft and school law so tbat children under 16 These laws all go Into effect August Ham J. Strickland at bis home concern Ing of crooked work if they did sinl of music snd cbeeiing. tbe figger* tiefnre you «lo any hollerin' '* years of age who have passed the 11. 1913. Respectfully. inx tbe latter's <*ami*alirn prospects on that baals I'd need something like Soon tbe strains of ‘“Tbere'll Re a But Dick ('antiiil gave another woolly if you I eighth grade are no longer exempt COMM’R OF SCHOOLS. Tbe outlook was not em-ourafflni;- 2S.000 plurality lo tbe state. Where am Hot Time In tbe Old Town Tonlgbf" wboop. notwlthataiidlng. “Here's an ­ I from the law unless they shall secure wen- piiiltilr dtatlngnlabable. brought "Hill.” said Colonel Todbanter, 1 going to get It?" other bulletInP be ctied "'It Is now wash them with ! such permit as may be required under “there's just one chance for us. Tom't Colooel Todhunter looked dubtons nenri*r iiimI nearer by a large mareblug said tbat Htrickland baa a heavy pln- ' the statutes of Michigan covering the acquittal may twlnx about a reaction ot bod>. rality in Ht. I»uls as a result of the employment of minors, and shall be **rbat certainly Is saddlin' a mighty big F e 1 s “ N a p tha regularly employed at some lawfud LOW public sentiment In your favor If twc contract on Mlsaoorab, to offset the It was tbe Ntneveb bugle and drum boneet count of votes cast. Yancey’s days Is time enouab for tbe oews tc corps, beading tbe Stepben K. Y’aocey managen are claiming fmtid.* ” work If physically able to do so. crooked count In Ht. I.-oala Bat I'll just Soap. Act No. 402 provides tbat the tax sink In amt create tbe natural effect be double wbipeaweil If we won't fight campaign clnb. starting out on a tri­ And then the “figgers ” began to roll They'll all know of It Tbe St Louis umphal parade to celebrate tbe victory tn. Tbe retnms from HL I.x>als by pre­ the services of district officers in dls- ’ 'em to tbe last ditch, sub. No man's tricts having less than fifty children Rond-Trip Fares and Konsna city papers are full of the of tbe Hon. Stepben K. Yancey over Hot water and licked till be says so blmoelf. Why. cincts nnd wards, until now delayed, j cannot exceed I2&. and In districts •zcltlu' story of bla sudden acquittal light on that point, sub. I knew an old tbe Hon William J. Strickland for tbe were at last well in band. Dick Can­ i haring bstween fifty and one hundred and every other newspaper In tbe state fellow over yonder In Callaway tbat Democratic uomlnatloo fOr governor of trill teed bullettn after bulletin In nn- ordinary soap ' children. Ihe lax shall not exceed fIRy will bare n lot alioiit It. That's where never got Hcke*l In his whole life: he Mlsaonri. bmken snrression Colonel Htrickland. dollars, the amounts to be allowed for It may prove n iKMunemna for tbe Yan­ died fightlo* to hts last breath, like s Colonel Rill Htrickland smiled grimly with lt|M «x>mpreased. tabulateil the have spoiled lots such services to be determined by the cey »auK. They worked up public In- reg'lar old iHivy fmekett. subr “lAwk pleasant. Thurston,” he sabl vote by wards. (*n**e or twice be no*l- electors at the annual meeting. Here­ tofore the officers determined this un ­ tarrat in tlte •'aa*>. tblnkln' It would Tbe Hon. William J Strickland smll "Put on your sweetest expreesttm ded slgnlfli'anlly to Colonel TYnlbunter of pretty’ clothes. mln yon ImmIv and soul." They'll be rnsrcblng by here In s mlu At last there came a break in tbe der the same limits. This bill also ed. "I’m not throwing up the sponire takes away Ihe power of township FROM Cokmel Strickland shook his bead. ellber,” be pespan*le*l. “bat tbe wiseat ute.” steady stream of returns. Lynirgiis Fels-Naptha “It's tVK late, Thura.” he replied. "I beards to remove officers for cause. way is to look facts straight In H h* "I'll just be etsgnally condemned If I (Jnivey gmB| camiMlxn fund baa tbe wore# If things don't turn out fully as tbe next man when 1 know It's to Cantrill. i Act No. 26<* requires districts which been rataeil. so :•» to pat you out of cause it’s differ­ including tbe far famed light." cornin' to OH*, hat 1*11 be jlmswtggled If The Blade's editor gave one swift, i do not maintain high ochools to pay danirer of any ,« Colonel Todbnnter chuckled. "All it's cornin' to me yet. Tbe cards has all cossprehenslve glance at tbe bulletin ; tuition to any high school in the state Muskoka Lakes The llcht of linttle waa In Colooel got to lie laid down on tbe table before and excite«lly burled his hat high In ent. It’s different : Heretofore It was limited to one of the Todbunter's eyea tbe same.” he commented. “I’m agoli) , three nearest high schools. to use my bricks right down to tbe last I let any man take tbe poL subr the air with an unrestrained yell of ex- Al^nquin Netional Patk ”1*01 thiukin' .ll•i•ut yotir (tettin* ttu

In DstroM last bains aisioyad an trhmner la Mias Qartn ids Saart'a mllUaaiT aiofw tor Good Mlaa Wanda Dawey of CIsraland. O.. baa haan rtalttas at tha hsaaa of her acaticMi ants Paintiiig TanatmnaterS f'lnh Hnagnsf. isrand paraata. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bur- our The aiateenth annual Toastniaalsr'a Isoaa. and bar aunt. Mrs. Wllllard is the best Club naaquet * was hsld 'Vsdneadav ! Bshsr. for a fsw days etrealas. June .Mtb. the larsoat orowd ||r. and Mrs. Hooker of l*errlDiBa pa i n t i n g . In tha historr ot that avsnt attendtna. and Mrs. A. D. Shaddock, at Waooasia There’secon- 3daay uf the old sraduates from out Yisited at the home of the former's You will doubtless want sorfiething in the line omyintt. Good of town were present and enloitid the son. Clarence Hooker, last weak. nierary and niusleal proamm. with K. T. Weale waa In I^nnalna last paint saves the pain* Mlsa laMMie Uleskle precidlna aa tuast- week on busineaa. of ready-to-wear garments before starting on your ter’s time by spread- mlstreee and Mrs. (’has. Ksion Mctltis Mra. Alfred Hoiainner waa In St. ae music director. The hall waa hasu- John* one day last woak. ing easy; it saves in cost alfully decorated with the carious Mra. (ieonie liodpe waa an Owoaao vacation trip—a new coat, suit or skirt, wash dress, of material by covering riaee coiora and hue-* U>uqiiets of caller last week Tuesday. most surface to the ^Tlon; it flowers. After an eaccllent beunuci Mies illancbe Mcfllot'kne of Hender ­ supper 'the following procraa son baa been vlaitlnc at tb<* home of wash skirt, shirt waist, middy blouse, tea jacket, saves in hnal cost of the job wee Vtven. , Instrumental duet. Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Cowan for a' few by wearing longest. MIS4 Mctillnchey and Munaon:ida>a kimona, house dress, wrapper or sacque. toast. ‘*The Chatterbox.’* ihmald llaib- I Mr. and Mra. Harry LauUey of Flint ne SHEHWm-WlUIAMS PmUT (.away. *!«; **An Alphabet Toast '* lla-|visited friend* in (hrld over SuDda>. sel Boyd. *15; quartet. Messrs. Kobson. ■Mr. and Mrs. (’has. Finch and aon T We are headquarters for all ready-to-wear gar ­ U good pwnl. It U nude from the beet nuteneb to Hunter. Morse. Cumaer; toast. “The of Lansing attended the graduating UwrouRhlr incorporated that they are maeparable and World, ” Urace Johnson. '14; Toast. exercises in Uvid laat wesk. •The Biased Trail.” Rae laewl%. *13; i ments and can supply your immediate wants. tio H together against the weather for the longest time. •Mr. and Mra. Fred Jarvis of Elsie vocal duet. Mrs. Arthur Morae; toast. called on Ovid frieoda Sunday. Full color card shows 48 handsome shades. “The Fortune Hunter. ” tlayiord fJlea- Mr. ami .Mrs Ed. Conani of Owos- son. '12: toast. “Suiiisa." Bessie Waite. ao visitei^ at the home oi Or. and Mrs. 'In; roral duet. Mra. Hugh Anderson J. T. Abbott Friday- and Mlaa Electa Smith; toast. “After­ Mr. and Mrs. \V. W. Woodworth SOLO sv thoughts.” (larfleld Hunter, ’9k: quar­ went to lauising Sunday by auto. Coal*—$10.00 to $25.00 Shift WauiB—$I to $3 tet. Messrs Kobson. Morse. Hunter, Mr. aad Mrs. John Haye were loaia (iumaer. vlaltora Hunday. Saif—$15.00 to $30.00 Middy BiouBBB—50c to $2 A short business meeting waa'held Ceorge Harrison of Owoaao railed Spavdding early In the evening. Sherman Putnam on Ovid fxlends Saturday. Skirt*—$5.00 to $10.00 Tma JachmtB—50c to $1 president of the Toast Club, prmldlog. Frank Annis spent Sunday with his It was dsclddd to merge the Toast ­ family In Ovid. KimonoB—$1.00 to $5.00 master’s Club into an Alumni Banquet .Miss Myrtle l.«min) of Crand Rapids Waoh DrmamB—$1 to S5 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ and committees were appointed to has been visiting her parenu. Mr and ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ntake arrangements for the coming Mrs. J. U. Lerom, for a few daya Wash Skirf—$1 to $3*50 H oobb DrmBBBB—$1 to $2 ♦ ♦ i year. ♦ FRL IMHT S ESfiEX. ♦ ♦ KAHT liEMITT. ♦ Miss Hsien Fairman of Ownsao ♦ * was a guest at the home of Mr. and I WrtMppmn—$1.00 to $1.25 SaegumB — 50c to $1.00 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^* ^ * ^ ^ ******** ^ * ^ Mi*» .Myrtle MariNtwell Head. Mrs. J. U. Lemm, last week. I ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ The funeral services of Miss Myrtle Robert Armour at Uraad Rapids ,, .Mrs Kd. Mahar waa a Lansing rlsl- MacDnwell were held from the hooae was in Ovid Saturday. There will not be any meeting of[,or liaiuida). of her sister. Mrs L E. Tucker Mon ­ Mr. aad Mrs. (*has. Eaton were in the r H. C. A. In July. Mrs. Louis Volsinet spent day afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Rev. T. U. lauislng Sunday. Mrs. I). 8. Morrison spent Tuesday j Hunday at Lnnslng. R. Brownlow offleiating. The inter ­ Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Brokaw went! with .Mrs. tieorge OrlfBth. Stewart Tnimble of lainaing waa In ment was made in Maple drove ceme­ to Ionia Sunday by auto. See our auto hoods with veils~$ 1.00. $ 1.25, $ 1.50 Rev. Mr. Brown of Okeraoa waa a I this vicinity on busIncM last week, tery. •Mra. Harry Clark of Lanatng visited I guest at the home of Arthur Wyman Frank Rouse of DeWltt village was Myrtle Jane Macliowell waa l>om In orsr Sunday with hsr {mrents. .Mr. I last Friday night. 11“ this vicinity on business last 8at- Latngsburg. Mich., August dth. 1H42. and Mrs. Joseph Youngs. j and died at her home in Ovid Saturday Mrs. Mabel Brown of Saginaw has i I). a. Morrison and wife spent u'lin-m mnA day at •'Maple 8bade" farm, the home Mllllam Calder and morning. June 21st. 1913. aged SO .been viaiting her aiater, Mrs. WIIIU! «? Mr and Mra. H. V. Smith. near{J'" ‘‘‘> •"•“‘‘ed church at I^naing years. It) months and 13 days. Her Johnson. c*arly life was spent In the school for Miss Flossie Snyder of Elsie visited ‘ Creenbuah Center. . , . . i LoulV Volsinet and Mr. and Mra. the deaf and dumb at Flint, but at the her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Snyder, JOHN HICKS H. E. (Irubaugh and J^l‘>' •** ” I Henry Volstnet spent last Tuesday at age of Ik years, she was obliged to over Sunday. Mrs. HaiT> Lewis of Bndgerllle ««-■ leave on account of poor health. Chas. Blngcr was an Elaie caller tended the Nomial graduating exer- Alphona*- Falver and son. liouia. of Two years ago she retumc>d to the last week Wednesday. 33 Clinton Ave. Sl JcJins, Mich. Claes held In St. John*. i Olive were In this vicinity on business school having lieeti given a ;)oaltlor.. Or. and Mrs. Harold Hume called ' R. I). .Morrison and wife. Austin . Thursday, which she verv- ably fLIed. Sae iiad on her jairenls. Mr. and Mrs. E. D.; imilllps and wife and Cbartle 8ml^ McC.onlgal of Just returned home for her summer Beebe. Sunday. .ind family spent Sunday on the^nka Hunday with Mr, and Mra. Vacation when stricken, being III a lit­ Mr. and Mr*. C. J, Ellsworth were’ of Maple river near Maple RapUb. ; Hmllh and family. tle ever a week called to St. Clair last week by the, A. A. Wj-nian and family, Claude mi». Hnv'der. a leachev-ln the Itniay There are ic.i to mourn their loss, death of Mr. Ellsworth's father. Miss Mary' Chaffee of Ann Arbor Many Westphalia jieople attended | ^ cement walk is under con- .McClure and wife were guest* of Mr. tras a guest of Mr*. Louts a father, Jacob Maciiowell, of Ovid; Mr. and Mrs. John H. Robson were! was a guest at the home of Mr. and the ball game at Portland Sunday. |*truetlon in front of the paisonag< >nd tTuesday. t>«o sisters. M'w. M'llllam Auu)§ugher. I.an*lng visitors Sunday. | and attended quarterly. i.. meeting.1,.- held].. Mahar and daughter, I)or- Mrs. John t’haffee last week. A. T .Smith of St. Johns was here 1 of .North Star .tOd Mrs. L E. V'lcker, nnd .Mrs.til A.11 H.I Warren. , ------and son.- Mr. and Mr*. Lee Benaingcr of on businea* thU week. I J- ry- of Ovid besides many other nialives I “J?;.f «» Owoaso attended the commencement \V. \V Wyman. H M. Boots. A. A Wn. Kr«n,r. (Mto Cook .od Araold |er at Bath last Tuesday. and friends. I.nns4ng Saturday. exercise* In Ortd Friday evening. • Wyman. Claud McClure and their fam-^ Mr ^r*. Alphonse Falver of ^ A son waa bom to Mr. and Mrs^ t'ook of Pewamo vlalted friends harei j! Harold Beardslee and Ida Moulton Sunday. Annie Hayes and Mrs. Lucy ille* enjoyed a picnic dinner ln*C olive visited their daughter. Mr. and Kfarhteeo Heeelve lllplemg* Earit^_ Putnam. Friday. June 13lh. sere guests miat the homeutmw of .«ii..Mr. «and Strattlon of Elsie were in town Thursday on the banka of .Maple riv- Mrs. Louis Volelnet last Wednesday Jos. I*latte motored to Baal City on Thursday. _^ a \-g ■> e e ha .AM - IA es^ 4 e* m ^ ^. Eighteen >'oung people received di ­ Jamily- In Ovid sLturt”? '“•|“”* *' “"‘**>* or at the C. A. Matthew’s landing. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sleight nnd chil­ plomas from the Ovtd High school two occasions last week. Mis. Myrtle Cardbam of Owoaso vis- dren of Rew. s|»ent Sunday with her Friday evening when the 36th annual Alllc .Sgyder has purchased a new) Miss Adelta Schoedlth. who visited^Ited at the hoi c of Mrs. R. D. Lstt*. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ (larenu. Mr. and Mr*. .Noaii Wilhelm, commencement exerrisea were held. Ford automobile. relatives for a few days, returned to Lon Thursday, ♦ ♦ and family. The class consisted of ten gtrls and Ilcv. and Mis. Frank Parker of her home m Detroit Thursday last. I Mrs. Clara SuLfln and Mrs. Kmn-* ♦ BEST O KEEN HI Hit. ♦ Mr. and Mr*. Oeorge Wacker of the eight iMvys lieing the second largest Ufjodlsnda attended the Commence ­ i The member* of the Wiatphalla I Simpson are spending a few days at ♦ ♦ ^ North lainslng Hardware store were class ever graduated from tht Ovid ment exercises in OVid last week. VESTPMLIJI I city band spent a very pleasant ev- j Lnk* ’ Oeorge. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ entertained ’at the home of Mr and school. The program was as fol ­ Mra. J. H. VanSice visited reisttvea enlng at the home of Peter Trterweil- A number of Rebekaha and Odd Fel­ Mrs. laxils Volsinet last *rhursday. lows: Invocation. Rev. T. (i. R- in Owosoo and ('hesonlng last week. er, Sunday. For many weeks the lows of Bannieter attended lodge at Edna Bishop was home over Sun ­ .Mrs. Noah M'ilhelm retomed last Brownlow : piano duet. Misses Ila MIsa l>ella Cardtier of Bath viaited members have been working diligent ­ Eureka on Monday evening. day. Wednesday from a two weeks' visit Clark and Maude Warren; aalutatory, friends in Ovid laat week. Cinamearemeat Day. ly and the flaished style of all their .Mlsa Hope Beemer left here on Chas. Bishop lost a valuable horse with her sister. Mr. and Mr* Charles Nina Aldrich; roll call. L^tie Finch; Mina Bessie Brown of Detroit vis­ St. .Mary s school hall was the i music Is highly_ . creditable to the com Monday for a four weeks' visit with last week. ' Aeh1e.r. and family at Shepardsvllle. history. Ethel Benalnger, (Irant Bowl- ited over Hunday- at the home of Mr scene of a very pleasing event last' bined efforts of the members of this I relatives and frieM I in Detroit. Roland Russell [taseed the »th, WIdle Mrs. Ed. Mahar and daughter, by, Horence Parker; declamation. and .Mrs A. H. Morse' F'riday. June 20, 1913. TTie orcaalon > organization. j **• T. Bennett aa I wife of Detroit grade examination. I Oorolha. were driving to Bath last "The .Nea- South.” Jay Nell; vocal solo. , Mr. ,and Mr* Lee Stauffer of -----I.aui-...... had a ...... iwo-fold .... bearing—. . toward elevat-, Herbert Snttgen spent Sunday lni*l*®'*i. Sunday------her© with the latter's The children' of S U. Russell are'inoming they had the miafnr- Helen .Marshall; original storv-, John 4 mii* ‘ *"** *** “'■ ^•** ‘'Mng the spirits of the tndlridusls who | Ponland. ; parenu. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Beemer. havtng the whooping rough. >tune to have one of their carriage Abbott: giftorian. Vesta Mulder; will. A H if; had for the past few weeks looked Miss Mary Thome of lUtrolt U vis-; Oeorge .Streeter aad family. Judd A. A. Andrus of St. John* spent wheels break causing them a little Kae Lewis; declaniailon. "The Amer^ tr. t\ lo**** 1* ’^” Visited friends j forward to this day with great Joy Ring her parenu. Mr. and .Mr*. Wm. ***<1 family and P. C. Beemer and .Mondav with his father. (1 B Andrus. ..xellement. Imt having a safe horse no Iran Flag. " Jay Schorh; “Commence ­ tn Id over Sunday i„, ^1 school had arrived Thome. tfamll). Mr. and Mra. R. G. Lstu. Mr. Monday. further damag* was done. Thev were ment Song. ” by (Jlee Club; prophecy m er Ityoo of Ownseo was in Ovid .^nd for the last time the student l»ody A re<'eption was held at the home i •“‘I -Mrs. Merle Clark and Mr. and iHirtng the electrical storm which, asiil*te«l by Miss l*e*rl Wilhelm to Elzie Kxelby. Retta Ia*raiii. Harold the latter parr of last week. of St. Mary’* were assembled In their 1 of John Hengesbach Sunday evening. Mr*. Chas. Clark spent Sunday at passed this wav Friday a <-ow was hitch to their own carriage so con- Smith; oration, "Industrial Oemo- A. J. Harrison of Owosso was an hall and l>eforc the public, consisting .Many were the luinlclpsnu and all re Bound Lotke. killed belonging to L C. Bishop. tmued their Joumev to Bath. cracy," Sherman Ibitnam; valedlctorj ’, Ovid caller Saturday evening. of (uirenu. relatives and friends of , (lort to have spent a very pleasant ev- M. M. FTlnk and wife, who have ______L______Erma Chaffee; pn*sentatloD of dipl^ Dr. and .Mrs. Weller of Si. Johns thc Individual students, who were to j enlng. A .MtTHF DAME LADT^ APPEAL. inaa. vi*|i»4d .Mr*, o, B. Campbell Sunday. give a short account of the year’s I"™'*/' ’T T"'"- «'» >-• “ of in- -Mr*, lofe Ultlefleld of louislng visit- I To all knowing sufferers of rheumatlan. .. r T dH«-nd.n~. I).) .1 l>u|,l.ln on July 4. work and hold the commencement ex- I Whether muwular or of the Joints, sclat- treen usii. , ,, All the aesthetic, physical, mental and Fine Recital. ed relatives In Dvid (he flrst of the errlse* of the year 1913. I lr*t. UimUagos iMtckaeito. pains in the week, van (oolman has been quite sick :.p,rttual n.nnds of man will be pmvld- l*rof. C. .Nevin Rol»erts presented It has been customary for the past ] ktdners or neiirsltgis pains, to writ* t» her for a home troatnsent which has r4~ with the- measles the (vast few days, j ball games, races, ' wrent- Mr and Mrs. K. Ii. Vera house Monday even ­ sou. Jay, Wert- Owoaao caller* Sun ­ day. and for that reason, this year; I feels It her duty to soad It to all suffer- moved to latnsing. Mr. and Mrs. Croc ­ and music an- all on the program. A* day afternoon. It was decided that this particular i > FIIKE You cure youraelf at hooie ket will live on their farm this aum- ing. A goodly number of cltlzena en ­ ■Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stillson and chil­ a* thousands will tsatify —no change <.r this Is the *n)fh anniversarv of the joyed the fine program and the stu­ feature should take place on com- cHmat* being necoeoary. TM* simple dle- mer foundling of the town, thing* are to dren of Price Tlsiied relatives in Ovid iiiencenient day, 10 show Rev. Peter Clare Letu was an Elsie visitor last dents arc to be congratulated upon over Sunday. mverj- hontshee urtc add froau the he done In style; start with a anap having such an accomplished instruc ­ >;a|ier obeisance and honor which ihefweek. idood. loosens tho stiffened Jotnu. pur- The homeies* dog will probably Mr. and .Mr*. Sam Barrett of Lainns- tmator of St. Mary's church so well Ell Matteeon waa a St. Johns visitor' Wood, and brmhten* the eyea. and with a tioom tor. iginns elastictty and tone to the whop howl at the announcement made At 9’30 In the* forenoon, there will burg were Ovid callers the latter deserve*. Ail the iMriictpants from'on Sunday. two luiri of laat week. ! system. If the sbovo Intereets you fot lately that billion can* are made be a ball game between two Junior the lower, as well as from the higher' Mm. Eda Churchill visited In Flint proof address Mm M. auauBers. flox R. a year. Ralph Aultmaa of the Michigan teams, though the program proper be­ Agricultural College Is visiting bis Mr. aad Mrs. Watkins of Morrtce at- classes delivered their recltatloas In ! last week. , Notre Doom. Ind gins at lltrtO o ’clock in the Church of It**l?* graduating exercises in Ov a manner which was particularly Mm. McFall of Owosso vlalted in iwrents. Mr. and Mra. R. J. Aultman. Id Friday evening. Christ. J. M. Hoxie will preside aa Mra. .Mabel Carry visited her sister. pleasing to all those preaent aad they town this week. ST. JOHNS MARKETS president of the day. The opening Mrs. March Beemer. in Toledo. O., the Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lewis of Clar© showed that feeling of * affection P. C Beemer was an Elsie visitor on number will be a musical aelectlon by flrit of the week. visited at the home of Mr. aad Ml*. A. for their pastor which Is deep ­ Wednesday. J. L«wla over Sunday. 1^ male quartet of (he place. This Is Mlaa Sarah McWilllamd of Burton ly moted in every loyal heart of St. .Mm. Hazel Vtges of Elsie was la St. Johns. Mich.. June M. lfi2. Fireworks!, Ml*. Mary Voorhee* of Spring Arbor Wb be followed by the Invocation by called on Ovid friends Saturday. Mary’s parish. town on Saturday. smAnm. Rev. S. L Randall and a brief addteos visited St the home of Mr. and Ml*. ‘The graduating exerrlaes were the F. C. Peck and wife were Ovid vla- Mr aad Mrs. John A. Tubbs visited I.^w .Snyder, last week. Wheat, white______. gg by Rev. U T Robinson. After twro reiatlves in Elsie and vicinity last best of the many splendid mtertala- itom on Sunday. more musical numbers the crowd will week. -Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Hathaway and ments given by the school in the past. J. Weidner and wife were Ashley r® Oaaae Mr* Suean Burdick was in louistag G. W. Haskell of Owoaso transact Ma^ic Snakes • loc box pitchers on the benth aad to uae them R Camphell sad Mrs fdngrae went last Turhayn. larva, tat all. A dnsan hnas halla have been or ­ to Albion by auto last week where wewi attending tke state encamp- HL Mary’s CbarrlL ed bualnens here laat waak. Cap Pintols - • 5c-ioc dered. The stars of long ago expect they sttefMled the college graduating Hunday the Christian Mothers re­ Roy Gardham of Owoaao was a bna-'... to give the bops a run for their mon ­ exatrlaoa. Miss laa Puiaam of Big Raplda vla­ ceived holy communloo ta body. High laaoa visitor hare Thutadny. !***» 16 ey It will be a faat ganse. Mrs. Ivaa ftrguaon at Pontiac has lted friends In Ovid lam weak. tsseo was rend by Fr. Bsper. Cloyd Hnidermaa and wife Saaday UF* Repeating; Pistols - loc ed with friends at .North Star. | 11 Hopper will be served at otSII. A been vUlilag friends aad rolativae in Mias Irene Fltaker wns tke gnaai of The Christian MothaTs Haelety. one of the most pmaperous of the Hoc let - Mead am OB Kella>, Ryan and ilcott novel sad brilliant pyrotechnic dis ­ Ovid and riclnlty for a few days. Mlm Rorence Boyd In Ml Plenannt a HMaap palls - Grasnhoppeni • • ic Mrs. 1-. N. Plarre and children of few dny* Inat waak. las. met aad held Its meeting Huadaylwer© Owoaao oallars oa Friday, 8 90 8.99 play beginniag at 6:t0 will aerve as a FwiDirra. TMari grand ftaale. Fowler have been vtalttng at the home afternoon. The dlfTerent memkers Mrs. Snmh Hkarpe aad aon. Hanry. .Spartilers - - - . ic of 8. X. Ptsroa. met at Ht. Mary’a hall and from there I were Ithaca visitors on Taaoday. I Butter ______Mr aad Mr*. E. G. Walts of Price went la a body to ekureh. where they! J. K- Moor© aad wife are entertain- Lawn Lif^hts - • • 5c BWH. HILLmiH DC.ID. visited at the home of her mother. Mrs attended tha afternoon servHsan, dar-jlitk relallvea from Muir this wank. Potatoes - ______Mrs. Myrtl« Williams passed sway Aama Brown, over Sunddy. - lag which many new members were! Master Sherman Kirby la vary 111 Imid ------— liH O 1" Japanese Lanterns 5-10*15 j last Hatiiiila' afternoon at 6 n ’clork at MIso May llabcoek of Ht. Johno wan admitted Into the society. After ser-jwtth symptoow of typhoid fever. j MAT. HTBAW, W4MIM. her home In South Ovid of tuberrulo- In Ovtd Hoturday evening. vices they returned to the tiall where! MIe* Bemice Mills of Aohley spent'Mo. 1 Tlnnithy ___ sl«. 9h«- was 42 year* of age Fuaer- Mr aad Mrs George Tooley of Hoods a short roafcreace wns held 'Hnndaj- with Mm. Frank Sebrtng. j.\n. 2 ‘nmothy . . Balloonr - • 1 or 15c al servlaas were held Tueeday at the Iksnslng arrended thr rommenrsment During the vacation oanaon the dal- J- H. Dtngman of Ml l*l eaeant wns j.Mo. i dovar. mlnoi ! West WngbaiB C B church. Rev. eterclses In fuid Friday evening Sarsaparilfa ly maas will be saM at seven o ’clock '• bualnons visitor here Wednsndny. Tsai, hard . ______Novelties - - - 5c-uk : Ilsnrmfl of Shepartlsvllle aActslIng. John Oberlla of Pnnttnr wgs sa Instead of at eigkL Mr*. Sarah Gritath ta entertalalag a 1 Wood, migri . ____ The Bt Rev. Rtsho|) Kelly. D. D., daughter from ih* north this week. Wand. noTt ______ft.s* m w In the West ntngbsm cemetery. (^ivW callor last week Emdicatcs icmftila and nil Mr. aad Mrs. .Nathan Gaodfelloa. H. other humors, riirpg all th *> auxliian at Detroit, will he- Fraaa Gsllo|i or Imirrtkey visited hla' ■ An Aiistrgitaii cltv ts kicking be-Hi Trent and llenrv Halt wer« in Lan- off cU, makes the blood ri h hare oo July 1st. Oa this o eraalnw fathsr. H B, lllskon. here oa Tttaoday. . One yowna plumber was ar f^nkett ’g - lee ii 'i«s been n*irwd f J-isg Inst H»-i»k sttewiing tke s««tr en ­ larg* tiiiii '••r art to be conPrmad. Dell Si< ^ari aa«l wlff art •‘niertalB- wbsn la a N^ York civil eervL rich really uwea* ia-infai^^n^insni and Abundant, utrcnEthcnfl all lag rHali«"V fron^ Toledo t8s weak. amlnaGaa he was saHsd In O^^iae iachnas.' In kinkteg. the nvni .llpMbL Tnl THar sad hahy kft fr the vital orjrang. Take it, Mr. sjiri Mfs, Peter WakI aad son. Ml*. Leon Cox aad Mrs. BniMm Mm- ~rt8il aarwnatoh.' And yat It la easy. nxerelaing lu natuml pftrag-JDaaioa. .Msm.. last week where they (let '• (••d*- t; usual !l<4ui