10 Pages INGHAM COUNTY NEWS 10 Pages ILXI. INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH., THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1919. NO. 12

WAit. ijo.viji) .vo'nci'; ri -WA'I'CH THE STOCK IMODDLMItS j Final payments of subscriptions RI3ADI!:RS: Get the names and | CITY ANO lOBIP to the Mason War Chest will l)o addresses of all persons and com­ retoh'ed at the Fanners liank at panies offering you spoculalivc or any time up to Monday, April 1, FELLOWS iiELEBIIAIEi WEDDINGAilVEflSARY doubtful stocks and securities, CAUGOSES ARE HELD ii)TO. All delinquent subs-'cribors particularly in exchange tor your should pay their subscriptions (;i{ANI) 1,01)010 OFtaiiiieii(.s Xee<1 Not Bo In Perfect J). 1>. WllitllltH>i*le'N Ticket 12w2 MASON WAR BOARD HMLP THE VICTORY LIBERTY liOAN The centennial, anniversary of the More than 150 guests were pres^ The Ingham County Chapter of tho Last Friday evening ll>o incmbors Odd Fellows was celebrated last eve­ ent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nel­ American Red Cross has asked the «f tiio People's parly met at the court ning in a most happy manner, there son DeCanip on South D street Tues­ locol chapter to assist on the drive room ill caucus and nominated a city being about 300 present; fourteen day afternoon, March 18th, to help which Is being made for new made ticket. A. A. H.owlett was selected lodges of Ingham County were repre­ them celebrate the 50th anniversary clothing, bedding of all kinds, also :(or mayor and Mins Inda DuBois, sented, Jackson, Rives, two lodges of their wedding. POPULAR EVANGELIST burlap, sugar and grain bags, which ior clerk. Noitlier one could sec their from Lansing, Holt, Williamston, The house had been very prettily are badly needed for devastated •way clear to run for these oUlces and GUILT OF IROER Wobbervllle, Okemos, Leslie, Stock- decorated with gold and white and Europe. Thursday has hen set aside •Walter Hayner was substituted as bridge, Dansville and Highland Park many flowers and ferns were placed by tho Mason Red Cross for this .Tiiayor and Cora E. McCurdy for clerk ALIION EVKMY TAIiKI3l> .F|{l3l5|jV camo as guests of the local order. about the rooms. In the northwest campaign and every one who assists following are the names as they will OF ACTIONS ON MAHOII 12 Tho Grand Ofllcors were met at corner of the large living room hung ,FOIt BOYS AXD OIIILS AT M. E. is asked to bring their articles to the appear on the ballot: the M. R. StatLon by 100 Odd Fellows a large white bell under whlQh the CHURCH ItEOIXXIXO MAR. iS4 Red Cross rooms. If It is necessary Mayor, Walter Hayner; Clerk, Saj'.s Fear of Clitsek Motive For invad­ and the Mason City Band, " and es­ host and hostess accompanied by ii canvass of the city will bo made. CoraE, McCurdy; trcas. Eber L. Otis, ing l>cti-oit Ofllcei-s—Silsby Is corted to the M, E. C'liurch, whore a Mrs. Alvina Bailey of Ann Arbor, Meetings To Be Held Each Af(ci'n«>on Attention Is especially called to the Alderman at large, Lonnie Dean; l.st Wdi'Jdii); Mai'd splendid banquet was enjoyed by 200, who acted as the bride's maid upon .li^'oiu 4 to 5—Kerr Brotlici'-s Are Red Cross' units of DuBols, Kijn), •ward, supervisor, Jolin Wixson, ald­ served by the Mason Rebokahs. After the occasion of their marriage a half Coming Later Harper, Pink and Walters districts to erman, Silas H. Ascltine, constable, Peter Maehler, the man suspected wlilch they assembled in the church century ago, received their guests. take up the work in their Immediate Roy Shaffer; second ward, supervis­ of the brutal murder of C'has. W. auditorium where a line program The guests were greeted at the localities and bring their contrlbu- or, Floyd Darrow, alderman, Benson was carried out. door by Miss Marlam Longycar and Beginning Monday, March 2'lth, at tion.s' to the Mason Red Cross. Hazellon on Wednesday, March 12, '1 p. 111. Rev. David 13, Heed will con­ .Baldwin, constable James Bashford. , Itoglstor of Deeds Mylos F. Gray, after congratulations were over, Tho doi^tli rate from lack of cloth­ iThe People's committee is coni- wore escorted to tho tastily decorated duct an evangelistic campaign for ing and food in northern ..France, acUng as chairman, gave a short ad­ boys' and girls. This series of meet- •posed of A, W. Jowett, chairman, dress welcoming tlio visiting brothers dining room, where light refresh­ Begium, Italy, Roumania, Serbia, Eber L, Otis and Charles Stevens.. and introduced Graiul Secretary Frod ment wore served under the direction GroGC'C, Monienogro, Albania, Czocko- The Clllzons wuicus was licUl Tues­ A. ilogcrs. Mr. Itogcrs gave a force- of Mrs, Gertrude Blakely, assisted by Slovalcla, I'oland and ralostino has day evening wiLli aliout sevcniy-ilvc I'u Italic In Ills Quict and pleasant Aflsses Ruth Miner and Rutli E. beconio appalling according to tho •present, about ono-tliird ijresent wore wiiy, emphasizing tlie inliuence the Brown. Favors were given In tho American Rod Cross, which Is again •^vomcn. D. P, Whitmore v/as again l.caclilngs a( tlio order has had over form of a double heart gllted with coming to tlio rescue with a two chosen to head tlie ticlcol:, The fol­ boys In sorvlco. He told of parting names and date of marriage. weeks campaign beginning March 17, lowing candidates from the various ol' lihnsoU' and a soldier son at tho iMany beautiful and appropriate In wlilcli Inghtini Chapter will assist. •cily and ward olTicurs were nominal;-, grave of tlio mother and wife, when gifts were received by the happy Clothing is needed in Europe at •ed; i.lie son was about to go overseas. couple in token of the esteem in the rate of a million garments a Clerk, ,T. Ezra Welsh; treasurer, Mr, Itogors has the faculty of reach­ which they are held by the people of montli. If ilio Uvea of millions" of Earl Dunsmore; alderman at largo, ing the hearts of his hearers. this community. During the after- men, women and children—destitute Jason E, Tiiylor; supervisor, 1st wrt. ]\ir. Gray then intr.oduced Grand non. Dr. W.,^ B. Hartzog expressed refugees—aro to bo saved. If pos­ Albert L. Rose; alderman, Albert E. Ilepresentatlvo Herbert A. Thompson tlie thoughts of those present In his sible 10,000 tons ot clothing will be llilllard, constable, Earl F. KiuK, of WilUaniston, who spoke very brief­ usual happy way and congratulated shipped to those suffering peoples. second ward, supervisor, Ernest B. ly, explaining that ho was a fugitive them upon their long and useful Garments to bo accepted need not Kollcy; alderman, Charles W. Bell; from his home, his physician having lives, Following this Mrs. Charles be in perfect conldtion. iThous.anda constable, Thomas Thorhurn. ordered him to remain there until W. Browne read an original and ex­ of people in Europe are in rags to­ The following comprise the Citizens his health improved, cellent poem touching the lives of the day and a dress or suit with only a committoo; A. A. Bergman, .chair- During Mr. Thompson's talk Grand host and hostess up to the present few holes would be a luxury, Indeed. (Contlnued on page H) Master Goorf.'o H. Harland of time, Every kind of clothing Is asked for arrived. He was next introduced, Guests from out of the city includ­ —as long as It is of strong and du­ lie called the attention of the crowd ed those from Ann Arbor, Jackson, rable material. And there is a pfea to the fact that all the speakers, Stockbridge, Munith, Lansing, De- for shoes and scrap leather. Much Messrs. Gray, Rogers, Thompson and wltt and Okemos. of .Europe Is barefooted today in spite THREElEiiEllIS liimsolf, wore printers. After a few of tho cold. pleasant gonoriilitles he launched Into In addition to second-hand cloth­ TO a sLroiig appeal to the membership GAYNOR CLUB GIRLS GAVE ing, the Red Cross will collect piece to so arrange their lives and guard goods, canton flannel and .other ma­ AT ELI'ICTION TO 111'! limA) ON their actions that credit would be ro- Rev. David E. Reed terial for garments for new born »10.M)AY, AIMUli 71'n. *SlicrilV Hush W. Sil,sl)y llected on the order. He said, "If babies, and ticking, sheeting, blan­ y.ou men will heed the beautiful ings will be held for thirteen cons^ijcu- kets and woolen goods. Veto 'Yes' On llcei' and Wine Aniund- talked freely to a NEWS reporter teachings of our order, there will MISS MARGARET CADY, READER, tlve days in the Melhodist-church'in nicnt \V6Hld lli'inf; 8aln.s and Insisted that he was not tho need be no effort made to induce men OAVE VERY FIXE SELECTIONS this city. H4ick To . guilty man. When asked if he real­ to come into the order—they will be David Reed is renowned in boys ized that be was In a bad boat and anxious to be admitted." There was a large attendance at and girls and young people's work. COUNTY SUNUAY SCHOOL circumstantial evidence pointed to­ the high school auditorium to hear With hinncrlglnated the idea of the At the election to be held on Mon­ ward iilm, he replied in broken Eng­ Mr. Harland gave briefly the his­ day, April 7, three proposed aniend- tory of the founding of the .order In the concert given by the Oaynor club Junior church. His mind pictures lish with a shrug of liis shoulders of Kalamazoo college last evening. . will entrance the youthful intellects inents to the State's Constitution will and gesture. "I cannot help that—• Baltimore 100 years ago by five,earn­ be submitted to the electors: est men, its progress during the past The program consisted of vocal .of this city in a form more vivid than WILL BIO HKLD AT FitANKLlN I simply have to-wait until they get selections, readings and a short com­ ever before experienced. The evan­ A proposed amendment authoriz­ the right man." century and prophesied a bright fu­ AVE. PRKSBYTKRIAN CHURCH ing the State to borrow money to be ture. edy, "Tlie Revolt." gelist suggests that teachers of Sun­ used for highway purposes and issue Maehler appears to be about 35 Mr, Harland is an enthusiastic and Miss Margaret Cady of this city, day school classes be present in these The 36th annual convention of tho l)onds therefor, A vote "yes" will years old, weighs 140 pounds and is convincing speaker, prominent in the who Is reader of the club, gave two 4 to 5 p. m. service!?. He says, Ingham County Sunday School asso­ inake section 10 read: an intelligent appearing man. He State Printers organization, and a very line selections and was loudly "They can greatly help and it will do ciation will be held at tho Franklin "The state may contract debts to told in detail of his coming to Lan­ zealous church worker in Detroit. applauded. them good to get in touch with this Avenue Presbyterian church at Lan­ meet deficits in revenue, but such sing to purchase the restaurant, how His address was highly appreciated "The Revolt," a one-act comedy, department of boys and girls work," sing, Tuesday and Wednesday, Mar. the business failed to pay out and the by the men and women who filled which was given by seven young Mr. Reed will study the religious 25 and 26. debts shall not in the aggrgate at loss of his entire small capital. any time, exceed two hundred llfty the auditorium of the church. ladies afforded much laughter and tendency of his subjects and philo­ Two or more delegates are entitled thousand dollars, The state may "Sanitary conditions in the build­ Mrs. Harry J. Bond and Mr. and was well presented. sophically reveal the way «f child from each Sunday School In the also contract debts to repel invasion, ing were bad and the owner would Mrs. S. L. Marshall furnished music progress. Every boy and girl is county. Xn Interesting program has suppress insurrection, defend the not correct them," he declared, and between the addresses. Mrs. Bond so urged to attend these meetings. This been prepared and It is expected state or aid the United States in time the restaurant was closed. He then pleased those present that she was LADIES OF SENATE ANO is not a sectarian meeting, but Is for there will bo a large attendance. of war. The money so raised shall tried to recover the money invested forced to give two extra numbers. all. Various pastors of the county will be and it was on this bnisness that A printed card will indicate the present an dassist In making this an 1)6 applied to the purposes for which brought him to Lansing last week. After the program, members of the It is raised or to the payment of the order went to the court house, where HOUSE CLUB ENTERTAINED Sunday school to which the hoy or entertaining and successful meeting. debts: contracted. 'The state may Maehler claims that he called at thpv met in the court room and the girl goes and will be given to his or iB. A. Densmore of this city is pres­ •borrow not to exceed fifty millions the Hazelton store about noon, March nnnt grand masters degree was con- AIRS. CHARLES CLARK AND MRS. her pastor. ident of the association. dollars for the improvement of hlgh- 12, was directed to the residence, ferrpd on thirty members, the largest G. E. SANDERS WERE HOSTE.SSES •ways and pledge its credit, and issue some distance west and upon arriv­ number that has ever taken the de- A POVERTY PARTY bonds therefor on such terms as ing found no one at home. He then, •^'of ?.t one time in tho State, outside Potted ferns and bengonias and Yew air ast to a poverty party that according to hia story, came back to fh" State assembly. streamers of green interspersed with us folks of the Presbyterian C. B. air ahall be provided by law." the corner a few rods west of the The effect of this proposed amend- The visit of the Grand Lodge Of­ shamrocks gave a most pleasing a goln' tu hav in the church bace- store and rode into Lansing with a effect at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ment Friday nite, Martch the twen­ , (Continued'on page 5) stranger in a Ford car, arriving in ficer.'? w.i,s ereatly annreclatcd by the PASSEDAWAY SUNDAY EVE Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. the me- C. W, Clark on East Maple Street ty-one. Rules and regulations, 1,. Lansing about one o'clock. He says Those what dont ware there old duds he got out of the Ford at the Downey faslon will be long remembered by last Thursday when Mrs. Clark and MBS. EARL BEABSE WAS PROB­ those who attended. Mrs. Garry E. Sanders entertained will be find. 2, you can git In fur Hotel corner and went to the Sani­ ABLY EARLIEST SETTLER ^ ten sents, NEW GIIIL FOR CLOTHING tary Lunch where ho ate and after­ the ladies of the Senate and House Club. wards went to the M. U. R. waiting Mrs. Earl Bearse passed away at FORJLGIOM RELIEF room and attempted to call Mrs., Mrs. Sanders and Little Margaret SOPHOMORES GIVE UNIQUE Clark sang several selections ac­ her home southwest of Aurelius Hazeiton, at the, store, to tell her of 1 Sunday evening. She was a pioneer MARGARHH. MO GARTER TO OARMENVS »IAY HE LEFT AT h's failure to find her husband. companied . . by . Mrs. Charles W. HOME OP MIIS. ROY PARKS While at the waiting room he founS BXNQUET TO FUCULTY Browne,»and progressive conversa­ of Ingham County and probably one when he could get a car for Detroit. tion cards and discussions of various of the earliest settlers ot Ingham •SPEAK TyASON WOMEN As there has been another call for He then visited his attorney, and topics occupied the afternoon. Rer County. She was born in Cayuga clothing for Belgian relief, Phil Mc- ABOUT FIFTY HAD ENJOYABLE freshments. were served by the host­ County, New York, March 5, 1833, ALL INVWED TO THE COURT later sent for the Greek and attempt­ TIME AT I^IISS Kernan W. R. C, will again take up ed fo make a settlement out of court, MILL'S esses assisted by Miss Naomi and came to Michigan with her aunt HOUSE MONDAY APPilRNOON this work in the Interest of the Ma­ giving as his reason that out of court Browne of Leslie and Miss Ruth E. at the age of nine years. Her aunt son Red Cross Chapter. hoite of immediate action by the at­ Last Monday evening the Sopho­ Brown of Lansing. settled near Leslie anil here she gre'CT Margaret HIH McCarter of Kansas, Until April 15; all garments do­ torney,. He claimed his family, a mores gave a,unique banquet and The Senate and House Club con­ to womanhood amid the trials and a gifted author and speaker of na­ nated may be left at the home of sick wife and two small children, party to the members of the faculty sists of wives of present and former hardships of the pioneer days. tional prominence will speak in- Ma- ' Mrs. Roy Parks, corner of A and were destitute and he was anxious of the Mason High School at the Her maiden name was Louisa son Monday afternoon at two o'clock members of the legislature, the mem^ at the court house, llhe meeting is Oak streets. The need of clothing to K«ti to work in Detroit. spacious home of Miss Bonnie Jean bers meeting from time, to time dur­ French, and she was married to Mr. in Begium and northern France is ,; While talking with the Greek of Bearse, January .1, 1855, and the called for the women of this city and Hill. ing the session at the homes of mem­ surrounding country. acute' and liberal donations are so- whom, he purchased the restaurant, In spite of the inclemency of the bers. About 50 were present. following year they settled on the llbited. • Nearly $8,000 worth of Maehler claims an argument arose, weather, nearly fifty partooi: of a farm she now owns in Aurelius However, as niany of the men as clothing was sent last year and the the Greek accused him of theft of bountiful six piclock dinner. The township. Mrs. Benrsb has told may be able to find room in the court local W. R. C. was the banner corp some silverware and threatened to many thrtlling incidents of early pi-, room, after the ladies are seated, will class 'colors, green and white, were be welcome. in the state in this work. The la­ have him arrested, This, Maehler festoomed throughout the rooms and KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS ARE oneerlife. dies are anxious that this honor may snvs. was why he tried to escape the shamracks were everywhere remind­ She' was the mother of three chil­ Mrs. McCarter will speak to the again conie to Mason. Pr^troit officers, when he was arrest­ ing tho guests to wear their best PLANNING FOR BIG TIME dren, Mary Esther, Ward and Emma. Republican women of I^nslng In' the ed. ::,••'•••• • • Irish smile; IThe waiters, wearing Mary Esther and Ward died in youth. evening, and this is a return engage­ •M: Emma resides on the old homestead ment as she spoke there but a few , white gowns and green shamriock GRAND LODOE TEAM TO HELP weeks ago. A prominent Mason Sheriff Sllshy has been working aprons served a true Irish menu. . INITIATE CLASS OP 23 and for the past few years has taken t'! .J Auction Sales; t tirelessly on the case and has but li man who.heard her recently, said: t..»H„t.;.„lM|.H..«i^.it..|..»..»..»..«..«..»..l..>..|..«.:»r.>.il..> AH were then warned that St. Pat­ care of her niother. Five grand­ f^rtr points to clear up to make, the children^ also survive, Clyde H. of "Every woman In this vicinity should f chain of evidencb complete against rick's Day was devoid of formality. "The/members of Mason Lodge No. hear this wonderful woman. Re- , ^- M. W.'Priedley will sell at the The gentlemen were given cigar fa­ Aurelius, Clayton Bearse, now in place; known as the old John O. Maehler. 70; K. of P. are planning for a big Russia, Clarence W. of Aurelius, gardiess of party applications, it's; vors,and the ladies paper party caps time oh Monday evening, March 31, their patriotic duty to grasp the val-U Smith farm In Aurolius township,-6 and the'carhivar began. All Joined Clara E. Converse of Battle Creek; mileg) vest and one mile 'isouth of I handle both wood and tile Bitos, ,wheii a'class of twenty-three new And Earl Burdette at home, and other uable information Mrs. McCarter wlllv.% Mason on Tuesday, March 26, three in games suggestive of St. .Patrick members will receive their first rank. impart." Her talk dt Lansing was m Will accpet Liberty. Bonds at face such as "The wearing of the green," relatives and friends. ^od jwork. horses, eight head of Value. Artie Wood, Leslie. .9w4. Invitations'will be extended to sever­ elevated in thought, free from bit- . young cattle, .three good; milch cows, "Irish Charades," a picture hunt and al neighborihg lodges and Chancellor terness or raidical statements and ' . «he Durham' cow,' glvingl '^0' tbt.' of "Give the, :?oor Irishman a Pipe." Commander Dean Taylor has secured couched in eloquent language, ^Witb ; ' NOTICE TO AURELICS DOG Irish BongB were^Bung .and a short BGOISTRATION NOTIGE her other gifts, great writer that'she i" milk per day, eight brood BOWS, six OWNMRS •"•: the promise of the officers of the ; Men and Women voters of the City eligible to Durocireglatier,'73 sheep, program rendered. The' "Blarney ilOfand Lodge to be preBdnt 'that eve­ is, she is a re»l genuine orator, with-> The 1919 tax Bhouid. have ' been Stone' 'was much In evidence. ' of Mason who are not' alrieady regis­ a good voiceandable: to put ^thie: V tiioBt bf them: have JaniibB at Bide, 76 paid February iBt. If you.haye hot ning and present the beautiful leiiBbn tered may register any day (except flymouthfRoek'chlckenf/'iooU:! aiid of 'FrlendBhip.' 'Bowena lodge ;.ot thrill into hei; messages at proper ' paid! your 'dog tax and wlrti to pro­ Sunday) up to and including Satur­ tlmefl;.''.v' ,'' :•''• "•^'^i':-'-'•'. •^•'.•••v--<-r>-'.-;;j;: ; linplenienfi,',! 60'bUBheli; Pedigreed tect your dog from the: aherlfr. Ipleaae. ; .s|araiBVAND si^ './.' JaekBon/'cup winners ;itt-their district day, March 29th, to rotei April- 7, ; 6*rowed barley,' 400 vbuihelB'Alexata- gire thia your' Immediate attention. I' alto; jiiave iiardi :bbdy 'wood :tori wiUigiye tWretuallBtlC'work. ; r i 1919.V Remember .March vS9th' last dir aeed oata, aeed from M. A. 0.; 0. If. Oaaler, clerk of Aurellliii town-, 13.8 6 per eord^ Mixed wood at IS.OO:i . A banaufit .is .being planned, tor day. J. B. WELSH. City Clerk. 3rd •'•• r ' •y-v-'WnKB . ,, 11.1' 4me year'ago; 400 buiheti corn,.3 per eord. AH dellTered. Good m«ak- loeal'tnembehi, Tisltbrs ,and':candI<• doornorth ot Rice * Coviginoeer]'. iir Will be at DansTtne t^inihsll flati -bnahelibtelttrerMed. S tonstlmotbr •WPi i;;-:';'.- ::^:wf.:<:v-y: £•'<:.:'^^^. rata;|1;76.' each. .Bee) .hidiMl'Xiaiaieh' B«ond; Will take eare of old heiMi be:lhVited to witnels the work of.the Will OnhdIxMge .team'; which; will prbb- ^;86lJ>^f^rty:^aens''Otrili-:''>R.v'ibirt' up Sontb B atreet, ti>'7. X Attoiaek Of and; eattlie by-your raattMt*::' At I^ant; V tearinig.dbwn.tbe old earrtage faetorr ably bo staged la; the high aehooi an.- farm to OUfford Akers thrtfagh Ma* clerk liifkgmlliainMikiy. iLuaiaif ithroagh;ICiwn'B. BairiMda. I kafo Mfwrial; tluMiaiid'rgood brieka 41twtam:.9r operji:.^ 'son- iB;.:-B^iyijiOiat,'.'MW^ ,i'i-:**'>'^. : fiMrt. Jarab SIttii NMlvad a MtUr i^p/fc to aell. Both pbOBMi.' B. A» RtedTt !;lI^diir>-.in6ratiig/:'frottt);I^ MaaoB. ' «tf< Ario.«.BUw*raii«( ' ',':AlN>ttit[i!ra(i^'£i:h«mdi^ tor ::tto'Miit;(ya«r|^d>«iiTl^ ,,_,J9A.-!tMlhi.':'

Pige Two INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH., THURSDAY. MARCH 20,1919.

and tlgbter which means that men's Unobam County IRcws pockelbooks will also have to bo longer but night "tighter." Piibllsliod in the City of Mason, county scat of Ingham County, every .1 I I. Thursday afternoon, by the Ingham County News Printing Company. He's a poor logician that can't fig­ Entered at tlic Postoftlce at Was'on, MIcliigan, as second class matter. ure out a good reason for doing the thing ho wishes. SIJ13SCUIPT10N RATJCS—(Payabio in Advance.) ! ! I Single Copies I^'vo Cents Cheerfulness is a habit and chcer- Stop Coughing:! Three Months Forty Cents lessness a disease. The simplest and best wr>y to stop Six Months Sevcnty-nve Cents ; ! ! cou^hinf! is to take One Year One Dollar Fifty Cents Repentance covers a multitude of IMPORTANT NOTICE—On all papers to bo mailed to an address out- sins only'if expressed in the right Fours HONEYfPUt pliice. Blde the State of Michigan, add 25c per year to the above rates. In it, you get the curative influence I I ! of the pine tar and other healing infjrc* ADVERTISING RATES The well spring of experience is dienis, together with the mollifyiag laxative cflcct oi (he honey. It puts a Display advertising rates on application. never the fountain of youth. —! ! !— •ootbing coating on the inflamed tickling Business locals and reading notices on first and local pages 10c a line. throat, allnyi bronchial irritation, roieci Women \vho try to imitate men are Among clas'sined advertising Ic a word, minimum charge 15c, phlegm easily, itops hard wearing coughi no less BUd a sight than men who act and nervoui hacking. No reading or business advertising less than 15 cents. like women, but they're more suc­ W. 8. B»iley, Lancaitcr, Ky., wrlteii—"My Card of thanks once cent a word. cessful. wife contracted • levere cold, which developed Tomorrow's into I bronchial trouble, and she coulhed almoit Obituary notices of 125 words free, more than 125 words or obituary —! ! !— continually. One>hili bottle ol Foley'a Honey Men profess to admire sensible wo­ and Tar ilactied up her coulh and the reiled poetry one cent a word. much belter at ni|ht. She continued Itt uie men and prate of the Intellectuality n No charges for birth, death or marriage notices, notices of reunion. until It effected a cure." of their women friends, but they Sold by L. H. Harrison and Long* ^^ Wirthmor Day All suppers and entertainments where admission Is charged, or any marry the fluffy ones. year Bros., Mason. plan designed to make money must be paid in advance at regular rates.

ported by Aid. Hllllard that E. A. new allotment of those nationally-known and nation­ What About Delinquent War Chest Subscribers? Reedy be granted tho use of tho A ally favored Wirthmor Waists will go on sale tomor­ On another page of this issue will be found the final notice of the City LETTERS street in front of his property on Ash street while wrecking the old build­ row. Beginning with the March issue, War Board to delinquent War Chest subscribers. The Board extends the ings and during the construction of time until April 1st, lor final payment. TO THE the new one provided he become re­ Nearly a year has ela'p,sed since the War Chest subscriptions were sponsible tor any accident or dam­ ages that might occur. Yeas, Clip­ made. Mason siibscribed her quota before any other Ingham County pre­ EDITOR per, Hardenburg, Hllliard, Randall, The Ladies' Home Journal cinct. It was with great pride that the War Board announced that Taylor and Waggoner. Carried. EVERY citizen had discharged his full duty. Liberal provisions were fluniniimnniininiinnnnnnniumnminnimininnnnminni On motion Council adjourned un­ made for those who wished to take time in paying their pledge, and at til April 1st, 1919, at 8 p.m. will carry a series of advertisements telling the Wirthmor Mr. S, L. Marshall: J, E. WELSH, regular.and stated intervals the Board has received these subscriptions. Story, of the unique plan under which Wirthmor Waists are However, it is a fact that today tliere are a few who have not met their Afi women have been given the City Clerk, t,o pledges. More time has been given that Mason's record shall remain un­ franchise, I suppose wo dare made and sold, of the wholesome and happy conditions amid "speak right out in meetin." f««**«H«M«..«.,»..«H«M«..«.4..a.4»*....4..«,.«*.«..«M»,.«..,M«..f sullied. There is not a person in Mason, or elsewhere, who can afford to which they are produced, and just why we are able to sell As a mother, teacher and friend J Twenty Years Ago \ sidestep this pledge. If the facts never became known, there still would of boys, I want to congratulate you waists of such splendid, never-disappointing quality at a be the realization tliat they had been slackers In the greatest humanatrian on the stand you have taken in re­ project ever launched In this or any other country. gard to a place for our youth for a William Miller of Garden Farm, is price so extremely moderate. get together center, moving to the A. Butler farm in Ve- Some of these delinquents arc merely careless, Their attention will vay. bo called to their failure by the War Board. Undoubtedly this class will I know some will say the place for a boy is at home in the evening. (I Will Lyon has moved from the Ben l^f\ The same new Styles at the immediately meet their obligation. Others, pos'sibly, have met misfor­ have said so myself,) but wait until Holmes farm in Vevay to the George • 9J%J same low price the nation over tune and as soon as this Is called to the attention of the War Board, more your boy reaches the age of fifteen, Resto farm In Aurclius. $1 time will be granted or, if it seems advisable, the pledge will be cancelled. sixteen, seventeen years. You will Mrs, Mlllbury has opened dress­ Still others—very tow we hope—accepted their "V" last May and lined find that If he is a bright wide awake making rooms in the new Lawrence Because of the many great economies of the Wirthmor Plan tlicmselvcs up with (he loyal ma,iorlty. They arc able to pay and have boy, and who wants one who is al­ block, and Is now ready for business. ways asleep, that he will wish to go j not paid. They have paraded for a year as patriots while absolutely dis­ somewhere else once In a while and I We are glad to announce tliat the Wirthmor Waists always represent the very maximum of regarding the calls of the War Board, They now have about ten days to be with the "bunch," If this is not Mason Creamery Co, will again bo in value at the price, such values as you would ordinarily expect • get lnl,o line. true, why do boys of older years be-1 shape for business March 20th, Here's hoping they do line up. It would be a shame if the War record long to from one to half a dozen | MLsses Addle and Kddie Pcrrin to find only in •more expensive models, and that always make fraternal societies instead of staying of Mason were to be spoiled by a low. If they refuse, wo trust the War were given a surprise last Thursday them true to their name WORTH MORE. . quietly nt home three hundred and evening by a number of their friends, Board In justice to themsolvos and the large majority of patriotic citizens sixty-five evenings In the year. And A good time was had, of Mason, will iiiako their iianios known to all, yet wo expect this of our boys. And L, E. Hawley is again retained as —0 O 0— if tliey object we say "Ibcy are going assistant engraving and cnr.olling WIRTHMOR WAISTS CAN BE SOLD IN JUST ONE to the dogs." The greatest asset we have—far beyond crops and cattle and stocks clerk In the House .of Picpresentn- GOOD STORE IN EVERY CITY AND THEY ARE and bonds—Is the children of our land. They will be the citizens of tlie Of course it would cost money to tives. He begun work last Monday. fix up tho old aniory, I3ut "Reform next generation. And if they grow up to health and strength it will mean scliools' and 'penitentiaries' are al­ At the home of the bride in this that grow up to oHlclency and power. so expensive. But you say "my city , next Wertensday evening tho SOLD HERE ONLY It is our manifest duty to take whatever moans we can to bring about boy, won't go there," Perhaps not. marriage of Mr. Mason Reynolds and But Mr. Taxpayer, you have got to Miss.Orrie A. Lasenby will be solem­ the most favorable conditions for the health of growing children. That as nized, a nation we liave failed lamentably In this respect is shown by tlie number keep the boy who does. And one dollar will do more to keep these Fred E. Scarl has been unanimous­ of men in the selective draft who were rejected for physical imperfection. boys clean than five will to clean ly re-elected to the principalshlp of C. A. PARKHURST Thirty-three per cent of our young men—one out of every three—were him up after he has become soiled, i Webbervllle schools at an advance below the normal physical condition which makes a man fit for army service. Mrs. M. JENNIE EAMES. of salary. Pretty good for Mr, Searl. Many of these young men were subject to phys|cal disabilities which could readily have been prevented or remedied if they bad been recognized Felix McDanlels received a tele­ SPUING CLEANINQ TIME IS HERE gram yesterday, announcing the and properly dealt with in the subject's childhood. If a house needs spring cleaning, death of his sister-in-law, Mrs Geo. a husband, ex-judge of Probate Gll- Rev, A. F. White of the Baptist, A thorough physical examination of each child of school age should be how about the human body after a Slpe, of Detroit. The remain's will 1am, two sons and a daughter. Many church officiated. winter of Indoor life and he.avy food? made twice a year. This would lead to the detection of many ' incipient he brought to this city for burial to Mason friends deplore her departure. Carlos A. Holden of eVvay died. Don't suffer from indigestion, bil- morrow. troubles and their cure. The time will come when we shall see the services liousness, bad breath, bloating, gas Davis Fltzslmmons, an old and re­ last Tuesday at ten o'clock a. ra. of: of a doctor and nurse avatlabje at every school in the land, as part of the or constipation, when relief can be so About three o'clock Sunday morn­ spected pioneer of Alaiedon, died at hardening of the brain. Since his: ing fire broke out In the roof of Mr. school system. easily had. Foley Cathartic Tablets,, his home March 12th of dropsy of stroke of apoplexy a year ago he has. Wlxon's homo in the first ward. The the heart, aged nearly 72 years. He been gradually failing. He was 62. The result will be a healthier, happier and more efficient manhood and clean stomach and bowels and tone' up tho liver. L. H. Harrison and alarm succeeded In bringing out lots leaves a mourning wife and three years old last November. He was womanhood. We should all advocate such a provision for the health of Harrison druggists, MAR of people but they were not needed. children, Mrs. Wilton H. Huntley, highly esteemed by all and had held children and should do all in our power to bring it about. Slight damage. Mrs. David B. Goodrich and Mrs. several positions of trust politically. —0 O o— Mrs. Geo. F. Glllan of Lansing, Walter M, Pratt. Funeral services A widow, one son and one daughter survive him. Funeral services are Before the end of the war the English had built and operated sub­ formerly .of Mason, died of apoplexy took place yesterday at the family last Saturday evening. She leaves, residence and were largely attended. held at the home today. marines that carried twelve-inch guns. All the tests applied to them proved them capable of everything that submarines had ever accomplished Mason, Mich,, March 17, '19. —and then some. Council met and was called to or­ The submarine is the weapon which England tears more than any der by Pros, pro tern Taylor. other. It is the greatest menace to the integrity of the British Empire. Persent: Aider. Clipper, Harden­ , England wanted submarines tabooed at the peace conference—which is just burg, Hllllard, Randall, Taylor and what happened. Waggoner. To insure a verdict that a certain type of-warfare is too horrible for The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. civilized nations a certain nation equips itself to prosecute this horrible The finance committee report the typo of warfare more horribly than It has ever been prosecuted. To prevent following claims and recommend dirty tricks a nation shows Itself ready to be the dirtiest in the crowd. their allowance: Let Us Help Reduce the It seems slightly illogical—yet practical. No nation Is more anxious James S. Thorburn ...... f 30.00 for peace than ourselves, but ,we shall not insure more securely by proving J. T. Folwler ...... ;. 12.00 Earl King and men ...... 13.90 ourselves.incapable of handing out rough Btuft. A. E. Hllllard ...... '...,. 4.00 —0 O 0^— Chas. Field ... .• 4.00 The doughboy who comes home from France expecting to be married Harriet W. Casterltn ...;;.. 4.00 Cost of Your Farm Fences! at once will have nervouB prostration wheh he buys his first American Jean.M. Ball 4.00 newspaper and reads In the advertlBements "Women'8 spring aults. 146.00, E. B. Kelley .'. 4.00 C. ,W. Randall 4.00 Frost will soon be gone and you will straighten and tighten your fences. Some .Women's oxfords, $12.60," to say nothing of the produce and market reports J., B.- Waggoner 4.00 Nettle O...OalkinB ' 4.00 lengths will have to be rebuilt entirely. 'Americans have alwayii been noted'for their generoislty. If there Is Orrle.A. Reynolds 4.00 any barley flour left In this country, and It were proposed to ship It to the David. F!oot 2.00 S. J. Eddy 2.00 No part of your farm equipment is so constantly exposed to such destructive wear Germans, there would not be a disBenting voice. • .••:• • •• •• •,• •• •• • W, Vandercook 2:00 —rain, snow, frost, heat, cold, breechy animalB,'etc When oiie post or wire strand —0 0 0— • • •'• ' .,^; Arlb C. Whipple 3.50 Repeat to yourself twenty consecutive time, "The good man loves to Longyear Bros. 1.98 breaks, the tension breaks and the whole fence rapidly weakens. It costs money to pay his income tax." The effect may possibly be to place ypu/ln a more J. P. Oreve .... '•••••••••• 3.00 keep it in repair. resigned fnalme of mind. Board of Cemetery TruBtees 30.86 Baldwin and ABeltine 44.00

The Mason Oarage • • • • • 4 22.66 The post is the right arm of the fence and should be strong and stay strong. England Is in the some poBitlon toward Ireland that some men are to­ C. O. Hardenburg * )••••••••• 9.60 ward* their wives. She can't live with Ireland and can't live without her. W. B. Zimiher '.*•••••••• I 36.00 M. C. Smith • •«••'•• I 3.60 Moved and supported that the re­ the Better the Posts paratuB. He's gambling that maybe port, be accepted and orders drawn. some day, it won't. Yeas, Clipper, Hardenburg. Hllliard, Randall, Taylor land Waggoner. Gar- iried.A,, .V :;:•.,„:;.,•, , , •. , The^ Cheaper the F6nce mSEand , Laughter in a tomb hai a hollow sound, no doubt, btit not bait BO hol­ The report of Eber L. Otis, city \':-A. low, aBthsexcuaeB of the reformer treaaurer, for, February was received Im^RWISE who has been caught in crime.. and placed on file, . , j because the repair expense is less. The good post may cost a feiv cents more to buy i By Alderman Waggoner:, ' than a poor one, but it saves you dolburs in the end. Reaolved taht the following nained ] There .UaiijentiriB abBenee of af­ places be.anld they hereby are desig­ finity between a cat and a rat. and nated as places tor holding Election If the triinidivot your youth are yiet: when < we ipeak of one who la Aprll.;,j,7th, :i91». vPirtt Ward- We have a large stock of very choice posts—the best we could get They were the enemieli of youi' age; it in you "catty'f V tod, Viuottaer Vratty'V we Flanagan Bldg.;, Second ward—Conn- and hot your iitriiends tliat »ra, wrong. cut froni young, live straight growth. No dead siulT or pithy centers. Every inch is; meMiabouttbesainething. v;,.v3 oil^qm.;.,;;',•';';. '.^'::':\-:". .;.';:;•.,'." .^i ;t(ragh''fibrer-el(m'and;.s^aighf'gra{hedr. .,':•:,,7: :"';:;':'j..: lite foregoing i^eiiblutlon was Biip^' v;^,'ll^r!fi^iendiv'li;,^pl(Miii«^ I Another good foaaon Cor not mar^ sorted by Aid. Randall and waff adop.- godtt^AttcK; I hiii;ld6n'i!(^il^e^^ ryliif aow.if you aro lookliiff for reai- ted:by the, following Tote; TMS, Clip- > :«ult'biiirtie«j5la^'««^bir«^ •ona, la ;tbat i diamondt i< M«: j abou^ per. ,Ilard«ibiirf;; Hllliard, Randall, .f4ai^a;:«arat];i:^..^:;w;;':Mi^5W;i;')-^ Jaylpr and Wkgfoner. ^ Carried. > j ' i fctlVi-Sotlttt^rWtttklfiv--*^^ By''AIdermaff"TOlIlart:--rt/r'V:;:--;r'v;,^;^,; m .^A'fnlltr iBlnd anttiM gallt in all i ResolTed. Tliiaithir iiotir ior elofr>' l^vpt^polltag-' i for. —BleeHo - a April, 7th, •?M, ;f;>f[' iMriw^jiitaailtdi:fnm: S, p.;,in.:to ^5i 9>- :aMtt0ir^«lil^piiipf^^#r«r>Ui^ott«t!: m. m. i if iiil iv>''r,','i.''.'''-'t'-'''*i mm wmm: ^^^^mxw Mil 'mB m m i II '^^Kmmsm^a^mx^MMsmm^mmmm^ssm^m % INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH., THURSDAY, MARCH 20,1919. Page Three

t Aurelius t Miss Rhea Terry spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ I Tining and Piumbing ter Terry. About one hundred utionrtcd tho j .... .- . Gaivanized Hope Community club supper at A. : 13, Grotton's last Friday evening. All 1 report a lino time. When You Are R,ofi„g iiov. and Mrs, Broxholm onteriain- From ed the M. .E. L. A. S. Wednesday for dinner. in Need of ^""> Mrs. Sylvia DcCanip of Jackson Across the Sea spent Sunday with her parents. Troughing Mr. and Mrs. .Tames Barry received Avord Saturday that their son-in-law. Comes a cry—insistent and appealing—for food, Forest Clark, had arrived in New Liglitning Rods and more food, for hungry—even starving- York City from overseas. Mr, and Mrs. Willis Harvey of Cistern and Well Pumps Europe. Constantino visited at John Free­ man's last week. Cistern and Well Pipes Isaac Russcl of Lansing is visit­ The plea will not go unheard—American farmers ing friends here. Steam Heating Plants Mrs. Bearse, age 86, passed away will again respond—and take pride and joy at her homo Sunday evening. Fun­ Hot Air Furnaces eral services were held at the home in meeting the need. Tuesday at two p. m. Motor, Gas or Steam Pump Our officers have confidence that the farmers of Lifekote Roofing this community will more than do their share. Cements and Paints George Strlckllng is s-pcnding the Farmer patrons will find us glad and .willing to week with relatives in Ohio. I'll Make Your Lens Go to Mrs. Goo. Clarke was on the sick cooperate. list tho past week. No delay! No aggravating Geo. Clarke attended a large sale waits! Bring your glasses here. Gilmore & Veriielst near Lansing last Tuesday. Within two hours I can make Leon Cogswell of Dimondale bq- Maple Street Mason, Michigan any lens. 'Mason's Old Established and Thoroughly gan working for Jas. Clarke, last Wednesday. I have.iustinstalied"cutting, Modern Bank" Tlio Juslamero club was very pleasantly onlertaincd at tho home grinding and polishing ma­ of Mrs. Ida Watklns last Tuesday. Mrs, Jas, Clarke and grandson chinery. Neveragain will my visiled Mrs. C. S, Bunker one day customers have to wait several last week. days while the proper,,lens is Mr. and Mrs. J.ohn Bunker enter­ —The — tained the Bunker Arbor of Glean­ being procured. Come to my Farmers! ers last Wednesday. office and let me show you this First State & Savings The little child of Chas. Rich, has l)een quite sick the past week, also equipment. Bank Will Laseney's, but both are better Gardeners! at this writing. We carry a complete stock of Mason, Michigan Jas, Abbott and family are moving from Eaton Rapids to the Dick Plant iWichigan U'liompson farm this week, ICBYPTOF Bert Brown was a caller at Ben I\. GLASSES l\. Grown Seeds liuuiiiuiimu'mimuimiiimninnimnimmitiiiinmmmiiinim^ Nelson's Sunday. Sam Lasency and C. Franklin took THE INVISIBUE: BIFOCALS dinner at Will Laseney's one day last week. O. S. BUSH With few exceptions the seeds we offer for sale are grown CORRESPONDENCE AVesley Clark was an over Sun­ Optometrist in Michigan. The climate in this state insures hardiness, day guest of his daughter, Mrs. Dorr Cady, and family. Mrs. Clark has Mason, Michigan while our seeds are exceptionally free from disease. We been there nearly two weeks. have under our control 400 acres on which, we grow much of ..•.«»..»..tM».».tW»».»i»..tHlli»ltlltl.» ^..tiitH"**"*'*'*' Mrs. George Clark is quite sick with the grip at this writing, t Eden t our own seed. John Norris has hired for the sea­ er, again. Let's divide with those son to work for Will Clark. less fortunate than us. Please send Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Perry of Lan­ Lawrence Webb was in Lansing Mrs. Caton has recenty heard from the garments in clean, condition to Have you your copy of sing viailed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Friday on business. her son, Arthur, who was severely Carrie Chapin or Grace Rolfe, any Osborne the week end. Quite a number from this vicinity wounded while overseas. He is in a time during the next week; Herm Lindsley was homo from ad.cnded a dollar day in Lansing last IBase hospital now at Newport News, Mrs. R, Wlltsie and children spent Saier's Garden Book Camp Custer Sunday. Wednesday. Va.. and is still conflned to his cot. last weelc with her sister, Mrs, Paul Miss Brnia Smiley entertained There were four soldier boys and Friends of Ira Hall are planning San ford in Lansing, — for 1919 friends from Lansing Sunday. one sailor boy at the home coming a birthday card shower for him • Leon Crowl is home from the Miss Florence Hilton is on the sick Sunday at the church. while he is yet overseas. It sent Great Lakes training station, having list. Fred Wilson was home over Sun­ this week the cards will reach me in received his discharge. duo time. Address, 58 Inf. Co. G. Get it at either our Lansing or Mason stores. Garden and Mrs. A. Vanworkin of 'Grand Rap­ day. Mr, and Mrs, Douglas Hall and ids is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clar­ Herbert Norris and wife and Mrs. A. E. F., 4th Division, France, A. P. field seeds are now in stock. 0. 74G. Mr, and Mrs. LaMoure Barnaby spent ence Copp, this week. Otis Cornwell and Delia Hilton were Sunday at Ben Hall's, There will be a dance at the North in Lansing Tuesday. Mabel Douglas was called to Lan­ sing Monday because of the serious Miss garah Jennings spent last Aurelius Hall Friday night, March week with her sister, Mabel Davis, 14th. JSUliTERED FOR EIGHT YEARS condition of hei* mother, who is at the Sparrow hosplt;al, She is still Mrs, Orla Lasenby spent Saturday Harry E, Saier Rheumatic pains, lame back, sore in a critical condition but there are with her sister, Mal)el Douglas, j Northeast Leslie j muscles and stiff,joints often are hopes for recovery. , Frank Rolfe of Detroit visited his Seedsman duo to overworked, weak or disor­ Lizzie Lehman entertained her brother, Ed. Rolfe, and family over dered kidneys. Daisy Bell, R. F. D. classmates at her liome last Sunday. Sunday. Ottawa St., Lansing Asii Street, Mason Mr. and Mrs;. Will Heal are spend­ 3, Box 234, Savannah, Ga., writes: Hartley Droshca is working Carrie Little Kathleen Woodlock is stay­ ing a few days visiting her sister, "I suffered eight years with pain In ing with her cousin, Lenore Douglas, the back and could not do any of my "Chapln's farm this year. this week. Mrs. Frank Warner in Jackson. Almon Chapln was in Laning Sat­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Stanfleld spent work, but since taking Foley Kidney Thursday evening and Friday with Pills, I can do all of my work." Sold urday, Howard Loach. by L, H. Harrison and Longyear Warren Chapin was called home Mr. Charlie McCrecry and family Bros., druggists. MAR from Detroit this week and is now sspeht Thursdiiy evening with Mrs. serving on Jury in Lansing. Homer Growl. Alice Chapin has resigned her Mr. Homer Higdon and wife spent t Soiitl) Aurcliiis and North t position as teacher in the Minneapo­ Sunday with Hazel McCreery. j Onondaga t lis schools and has accetped the sup­ Mrs. McCreery and son spent erintending of a Settlement house in Monday with her parents, Mr. and the same city, with a big increase in Mrs. Johnson of lEden. Isaac Russell of Lansing was here salary. We are pleased to Inarn that Uob't on our streets lust week on business. This chapter of the Red Cross have Straight is on the gain. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Field and Mrs. boon called on to collect clothing for Mr. and Mrs. Will Stanfleld and Ada Rckliart visited ISnoch Field and tho poor, needy .ones across the wat- Mr. and Mrs. Clem Higdon and son, family of Vevay Sunday. Roland, went to Jackson Friday to Mr. and Mr.s'. Joe Muncey visited attend the funeral of their aunt, Mrs Elmer Ellsworth and family near D. W. Higdon. Edon Sunday. Mrs. Ada Parker has sold part of her house t.p George Mann, who will move, it on ills place. The Home \ Columbia Road j • A miscellaneous shower was given Mr. and Mrs.'Harold Scutt by his of Saturday, March 22nd, is the day parents at their home Wednesday. set tor l;he fair and you may he sure' Mrs. A. E. Be.irse, who has been the members of the. North Aurelius sick for so long, died Sunday even­ church will be in the new basement ing at her home. •- The funeral was Quality ready to serve dinner' to. the guests held at the house ITuesday at.two at the noon hour. There will be o'clock, with burial In the Aurelius lots of nice things to sell. Every­ cemetery. Groceries one is invited to come and have a Mr. B. H. Field has been in thd good time. Leonard Sanitarium the past two 70.80 lbs. California Pmnes weeks fpr treatments but is better at present. ' Per lb. 1,8c—'2 for . ... .85c Ivan Raymond of Camp Custer Dried Apricots, Fancy Ones was home the week end. Per pound 30c ETEAIN Extra Fancy Dried Peaches, j . Leslie t ' Per PaeUago 18c Will to Linen Soap, best ever Mr, and Mrs,. Stanfleld and'family Per Bar , . Oc ate, dinner Saturday at W. J. Hay- Copyrluht iniS If Mixed with Sulphur it Darken: Santu Glaus Soap by It. •!. HfiyiiolUa hoe's it being Miss Pearl Stanfleld's . 'I'obaccu Co. so Naturally Nobody. ninth birthday. . She , received sev­ Per Bar .,..; .. . 5c canTell. ; eral birthday presents. , Jap Rose Soap Mrsl Anna Edwards, who has been : Per Bar ...... 10c visiting Mrs, Simmons and other rel­ EVER was such right-handed-two- Grandmother kept her hair beautt Best Bed Alaska Salmon fully darkened,' gloBsy and attraotlvt atives here returned to Adrian.. fisted smokejpy as you piiff out of a with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur Mr. and Mrs. Otis Updyke spent PeriOoM.'. •.•••• S8c N Whenever her.hatr took on that dull Sunday with their brother, William, .jimmy pipe packed with Prince Albert 1 ' faided or Btreiaked appearance, this sim­ and wife, at Holt.' ,; . Sun Brite Cleanser ple mixture woa applied with wonder- ' Vet ..aim ,.<-'>...... That's because P. A. hap the quality I ;• ful:. effect. 'By t.aakins at'any drug Mr. and Mrs. Gebrge Higdon and '•'•5c store tor "Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphui son spent Wednesday at W, J. Hay- Ivory Soap Flakes : You can't fool your taste apparatus any more thaii you "Compound," you, wtU get^a large hot- •hoe's. •,'••'. ' tie ot this ,oId-tlme recipe, :improved Mrs. V, Florence Sherdi'. son and Per package ...... , 10c can get five aces put of a family deck! So, when you hit by'the addition of other ingredtentA all, daughter, of Toledo are ylslting Miller's postlc Starch • v Teady to use, at very little coat. Thin Prince iUbert, coming and going; arid get up half an hour 'fllmple mixture:ean be depended upon friends here for a few days. ; I^er packaige earlier just to start stpkii^ your pipe or ipUing cigarette^. toirestore natural color, and' beauty to .Mrs. Wm. Magoon is; visiting, her Spanish Salted Peanuts ::.\the hair.,:,-' ••-•.•'.'JcT'.fr'-!'^''';;;.• •*.! ':v',:;-^':nson , 'Eai;l, and farniljr for a few days, youlmowyaa^Vfi^ A; v^ellrkhown.; downtown" druggist :,lAll that heard Mr.'Vahauken Sun- ., .-"Per' ponnd':'. i •. •.;. •:. '*^v' aoc . . aaya'everybody; usesVWyeth'a Sage; and djay,- at,' the M. .B; churchi were: very Jumbo Blanched Peannts V I^ce Hubert's quai^ .Sulphur Compound now, becausey:It niiich pleased witli hls.talk, : v darkens ao naturally'aiid'^evenly that -'diPer pouiiidi'V^. i'i',,'.:.''.^'. 800 :;but when jyoiliifigi^ /nobody, .can' tell I it/hiii been'appllsd--. r::Mn> Oibbs of JacksoiiEAGINEiSHR :-It's ao :easy to,Jus^ •tdov'^Toui^atmply : itM^^OIbb8fofiAjb^flin;:called on,lilB Fancy Bulk :Peannt Batter patented prpcessthi^iB^ out biti^ and pi|iY^^ ;i;< dampen:«: combVkbrt^aofti^bruahiiand daiugiiter;' Mrs, I^iddtcoat, Sunda.7.' ' abe fed lilre getting a f|^ ^drawMt through yourhair^^taklng'on* !!Ai«»l6'Hutchinson ;;dle(!;itriitij '.;.':• Ppripomnd ; '^-atrahd /at^»:ttnie;; >By-:nv6rnlnKtth«: homeTltf •Leslie Sunday after.faeyeVal ;to',j^I»«8S'y^^ •' ; :i;ir»ySShalr^' dlsa:ppeara; "after Canothisr; ,^w«eIw^illlni8fli''-'^';;''-^S''''':l^i-'^'b'v^ ''.y(Hirid,')look8''glo«By,' soft Y'.Hr^Bi^;How«i:Jand:Wife^'«pient';Sdn- uahdj^beiiutif ul;!::: Thla/ipirepanttlon) is^'ft ditir}at liinsing. '^dellght^ll^tollet:requisite;'^;It^la^lloi:l» milk^ml^-'V;''.Ci;.^". "BgJ^^li^^ii^^^ «

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i Classified Locals \ ii...fr'iv"'>-»'«"»-."."»'.**»'«****»<".**»'>".">"»"*">"**'* s THE Ingenious and Becoming Frocks y WAXES—One cent a word for each Insertion with u minimum of 15c. KITCHEN u

•JfLUL IIAVK 'JO ADD I'OSTAGE CABINET A Blender acquaintance with tlie world must convince every niiin that f The NEWS will continue Ita actions, not worU.s, aro the true cri­ DOES j^HfS)^ ilun of Bending monthly state- terion of the attachment of friends; aeuts to all our advertising pat­ that the most liberal professions of rons. Bocauso of the increased Bood will are very far from being tho uoBt of postage, we will have to surest murlts of It.-GoorKe Washlrig- kdd postage on all Want Column toii. accounts. This will effect but a INDEPENDENCE, few, us nearly all our Want Col- WHOLESOME FOOD FOR THE Qmn advertisers pay in advance. FAMILY. DAY TO YOU These accounts are so small that «re cannot afford to pay the post- For the Sunday morning breakfa.st Age on them hereafter, so from there Is nothing more appetizing on now on we will add the cost of the crisp winter days QUPPOSE you had been "tucking itamps we use to the accounts, than mackerel. ^ away" just a couple of dollars a week Soak the salt mac­ FUU SALE. kerel skin side up forthe pastyear. Wouldn't that $ 104and KABY CHICKS—Another big In a large pan of interest be very nice to have right now ? hatch sold, Leading standard var­ w a t e r, changing ieties. Order now for spring deliv­ the water often. ery, 12 1-2 cents up. Write or see Add n tublespoon- jVyiAKE up your mind today that one F. A. Lester, Mason, 12tflpd. ful of vinegar to the water and let stand over night. ^"*yearfrom today you will have that SOLD—G. L. Bailey's residence. In the morning drain well and place amount. South B street, to J. K. Aumack of In a bilking dish skin side down, cover Lansing through Mason B. Reynolds, with a halt cup of boiling water and agent. 12wl when that has all evaporated, add a OTART your account at this bank. We FOR SAIilO- -Seed barley, E. R. pint of cream or rich milk; bake un­ *^wil| add 3 per cent interest and wel­ Doolittle, Citlz, phone Mason, 12w2p til It is partly absorbed and serve ns a sauce with the llsh. come your account. -Sheep: 7 ewes and FOU SALIO- Breast of Veal.—Take a three- Ihoir lambs, ir. W. Pay, Citizens RELIABILITY ACC OMMODA TION phono. 12wl pound breast of veal, make a pocket for the studlng and nil wltli one cup THE Foil SALI'>—A good nvc-yoar-old of chopped onions, one cup of finely driving mare, some stepper, or will chopped celery fried in a little fat exchange I'or work liorso or other until soft; add two cuptuls of moshed FARMERS BANK stock. Good span 3-year-old colts, potatoes, one teaspoontui of poultry will excliango for older work team or dressing, one teaspoontui of piiprlkB. STRENGTH SERVICE good cows, C, A. Dichl, both Fill the pocket and sew It up with phones, Dansville. 12w2pd. string. Rub the veal with plenty of ,FOn SALF—Good work horse, G. fat, salt and pepper It well and dredge W. But'er, Mason R. 2. Citizens with a quarter of n cup of Hour. Place plvono l.'ll-2L-3S. 12wlp in a baking jian and sear over In a f<.t..«»t>.«"t'.«..*..«..a»t..«"*"t..».4>.*..*..l'4..t..*.>«»#'**..f f«*».».t..t«».»-»..t.<-t*.»..t-l.«l.gM»..tw».».^ hot oven. Biiste often, using a Uttla f First I'rcsbyteilan Cliiii'cli Notes \ \ Across the Garden j ^..•..•..•..•..•..•..•..f..«..e..«>.»..«..f..».*..«"t«>«»0"«»****"«"^ SOLD—Forty acres of J, R, Dart hot water at first. Bake one hour. The endless Ingenuity of the design­ Tho underskirt Is plain, moJerately i..tM«««..tMf..«H«..«..t..«MaM«M«.H ers of apparel, keeps alive and nlei-t narrow and linished with a wide hem. farm to Clifford Akers through Ma­ Cranberry Roll.—Roll out a rich James Abbott and family • have- son E, Reynolds, agent. 12-1 biscuit dough and spread with chopped our Interest In tho styles. Even the 'i'hls frock will prove a good choice Pastor, Rev. J. A. H. McLean. for tho unpretentious weddings thnt Morning at ten o'colck. Subject: moved from Eaton Rapids to the cranberries. Roll up and place In 0 becomlngness and the ele^unce of the Dick Thompson farm recently pur­ FOU SALIC—I have 40 tons of tunic would not have saved it from lire due to arrive at Easter. It Is "The Great Itecall, or The Man who baking pun. Cover with one. cupful Camo Back." chased by Grant Newm.an. turnips good for stock food at $5.00 each of boiling water and sugar, add becoming tiresome, If It were not tluit practical as well os beautiful and Prank Shopbell and family wcro- "Y per ton. Antonio Genco. fruit store.* It Is always reappearing with some \voulinn I I I I I FOR UliUO CASH and small month­ neck finish, which opens over the ly payment, you can buy i;.n 8-room save them, but there are others who On Thursday evening the pastor blouse and discovers a wliolly unex­ do not. For the latter it would be John Brodberg came home from house, centrally located and ready to STOPPED COUGH AFTER "FLU" will give the first of a series of brief Lansing Saturday and went back: pected diagonal line across the front. nlco to tnake n bag with drawing discourses on "The Last Week live,in. D. P. Whltmore. lltf "Foley's Honey and Tar is the best Sunday, This is outlined with a band of or­ string and hang always in the kitchen of our Lord on earth." This is the cough medicine I ever tried," writes namental braiding that is extended to Mrs. John Klelnsmlth visited her FOR SALE—'Two extension lad­ B. B. McDowell, R. F. D. 1, Box 119, or pnutry or some nearby place. Roll Lenten season where the whole brother, Ira Howe, last Thursday. ders, one 35 feet long, and one 40 Arlington, Tenn. "My son had in­ the hemstitching, the small ends in one ball and the long Christian World is manifesting a Nina, Harold and Hobert Lee and' feet long, also hand cart, in first-class fluenza. He had the worst kind of Tho deep and ample ruffs with a ones In another and keep In a box spiritual earnestness and devotion. Mrs, Mary Holmes are travelling The pastor will give a brief discourse condition, A. C. Wells, east vAsh a cough. I tried everything but row of small bait buttons set riose to­ hanging in tho pantry with u lid that with the Flu this week. street. 11-2 every Thursday evening from now un nothing did any good. God sent me gether on them, merit special praise. eliuts itself. A suit box is all right ^,, _, . . ,, ,.v . .u 1 •^'•8- obn Brodberg and son, Har- a friend with Foley's Honey and Tar, tll Easter dealing with events of holy old. visited In Lansing Saturday. FOR SALE—Seven-acre' farm and in two days his cough was gone." week. Opportunity will be given Mrs. Henry Lee and daughter, good house, barn, well fenced. Locat­ Sold by Longyear Bros, and L. H. for reception of members every eve­ Vernlce, of Dansville and Mrs. Ida. ed 21/6 miles from Mason. Inquire Harison, druggists. MAR ning. The subject next Thursday Shultz of Charlotte were Sunday- of Floyd Straight, OkemoB. Citzens evening is "The Courage of Our Mas­ callers at B. H. Lee. phone 2911, or address Mason Route ter." Her teacher and a number of the No. 3. Ilw2p WANTED—Help at cemetery. In­ quire of Stephen White, sexton. 12-3 classmates of Miss Grace Lee gave FOR SALlil—One thoroughbred her a surprise last Wednesday even­ f Mctlio by nixing white and brown. Purple ^F. M. Walker was In Stockbridge burial :Otonr;!llttl«-'datightar? and ati.; Wntes^m tha bowl nust ba .lake makes lavender. V^BIack, nay/be MCnday.' '.'.' ": •' ^^WANTBI^ii^Man/'itOi :eut:'W«iaNl^.0Bmiaitaa^^ and Mrs; pefffctljr .data and: absblotely dnr. ntxad withgreen todoiii^^ ita-tone,: Mrs. Floyd Walker and son called ! A;: Ji Thortinra ftm.yna«r i aliMMa Marshall for MnflBK'and Bldar arm- and white to lighten It Bed and yel­ ' The iMclal (or the benefit o( the strohff-(or:bto:^ntorUnf;w6idii'uid (k'sollna fbr tlntlnt ntwt lie left In an Bobbins school held *t the home of on Mrs. Slisa Proestel Saturday and 7liha^-';:^Oili;'Hoit^^v;';B«ll^;plibM£«6'. .lalr^lgbt o^n so that It will' not' avap* low give an orange tone; blue and yel­ Morris Pratt was attended by about found her very poorty. ;: ^a:s|X;lttttCiin> that aetad v-^ «all low produce green. White, lake and *sam«,^ iu 8; Briffis-aBd wife; vfn- ,oiiita,.,iind;«nMnbriBtlo brash nJMt ninety. Proceeds were 'over ISO. Mrs. F. M .Walker and son were^ llam Updyka and wtfa. j«d fapUy. i Ko^kiegtVidata'an(l'''dqr»'nady'f^^^ vemlllon naka flash CQlor. Tallow, All enjoyed a fine time and the mnslo In Mjuion Friday on bnsinass. r ^ttof a)iMld bjiidona In tiio'«peB air. ;whlta and a llttia Venetian naka buff. furnished by the Mason High school Mrs. Earl Wallter and fiunUy Tlsit^ A>.(-;: 'ri !w;.imr'''M'.aii^''';irindow,^ais,'thi^ ; Whan the naterial. has been'tlntad, orchestra, ed at Ohas. Carpenter's: Bnaday^vMn.: iti MONie It out of ^a gasoline and R. J. Laycoek and family spent WWIkerM siste^ Mr; Lottie ntehen .^. ^... ^. _...... •rifi(a'.'.eiii|(|,:-,.|i,i|jidii' shake It in tba open air. It wiU dqr Sunday at James Halett'a near Is* and family of Unsinf wiura oniAm"^ iMd.Oeneni. i ... ^^,^^-^ Bertia ODl«naa< «•«* Satnrdar Okartae BarUi nored: Mib W^^^^ nirtt Md Unpof lB)Lapiiur. WUaon turn TMitofi;? v;K,v;v,-?iv-W^?'' ,„-.... ,...,...,.,,'«(f;wNii;^ fcf INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH., THURSDAY, MARCH 20,1919. Page Five SENATOR BYRON P, HICKS ;^uinmmuimnmonnmiiinniroimnnnmiinimiimaumiimimminan»mmminiinnnmiuumuinimumiiinummiiimimnmmm^ . ON OEJMIITIG TICKET TO ADORER CIVIC CLUB \ MISS lilDA »l. IMATT TO OPPOSIO AVIiHi KNOWN MICHIGAN MAN TO The First Call of Spring MrSS CALL AT SPKLNO ELKCTIOX SI'KAK ON "(JOOIJ HOAOS" MASON MAKKETS Soon after noon today, county Senator Byron P, Hicks,, senator Wheat, red42.10, wheat, white clerk V, J, Brown, announced that from our own Congressional district We are pleased to announce a ?2,07, rye no market; oats 55c, corn Miss Lida M. Piatt has consented to will address the Civic Club Tuesday, showing of ?2.75 per cwt., butler fat 59c eggs 34 bocome*a candidate on the Democrat­ March 25, at the court room. potatoes H; prime steers 8c to 10c, ic ticket for county school commis­ Senator Hicks will be in Mason fat 61c, prime steers 8c to 10c sioner. only a short time and it is very neces­ light butchers 7 to 7'/^c, calves 16c. Miss Piatt, formerly of Laings- sary that the meeting begin promptly lambs leV^c, hseep 3 to 9c, hogs 17 burg, is a woman well and favorably at 2:15, Hhe business session will to nVi, chickens 18 to 22c, cows 4 known in this county, where for the be held after the regular program. to 7c. > past twelve years she has been at the His subject will be "Good Roads," Correct Millinery There is no market for rye head of the County Normal located After his address. Register of only as the government demands it. in this city and during her work here Deeds Myles F, Gray will speak on No market for beans, she has graduated more than two the good roads amendment. Sample hundred students, who have invari- ballots will be provided the ladies Mrs, John Scarlett of Holt visited bly become excellent teachers. and L, B, McArlhur will answer any Mason relatives over Sunday. questions arising in regard to the spring election. Music will be fur­ Mr, and Mrs, Otis Moore spent the nished by a party of high school stu­ One lot of smartly trimmed satin and week end with relatives in Holt. THREE AMENDMENTS dents under the direction of Miss Mrs, Geo, Swiggett has returned to Parr. braid hats at this city after spending the winter In TOJEVOTEO UPON All ladies whether members of tjie Lansing, club or not and all men interested in Menzo Cady, Jr,, and family are (Continued from page one) good roads will be very welcome. moving into Dr, Conn's house on W, nient, if adopted, will be to provide $3.00 and $4.95 Ash street. thai, the Stale may borrow money tor B, F. Webb of Jackson spent Tues­ liighway purposes .and issue bonds Gin AND day evening with Mr, and Mrs, Frank therefor. This was fully explained in last week's issue of the NEWS, Webb of this city, CAUCVSES ARE HELD Mlas Marjoric Wolf of Washing­ A proposed amendment to Section 3, Article IC, of the Constitution will ton, D, C, has l)ecn visiting Miss RECEIVES RELEASE FROM NAVY (Continued from page 1) LINCOLN & PORTER prohibit Ihe increase or decrease of man, A. L. Rose, H. M, Williams, H, Francos Mickcls-on. CLAHKNCK HKWIOS IMITIJIINKI) salaries of Public Olllcers, It would 'JO IIOMIO IjASr WIOIOK B, Longycar, C. W. Whitman, L, B, Mrs. L. T, Hcmans has returned road as follows; McArlhur, Mrs, Pearl W, McCowan from Toledo, Olilo, where she has A proposed anicndment lo Section and Mrs, Viola Randall, been spending some time, Clarence D. Hewos, son of Mr. and 3, Article XVI, of the Constitution, Mrs, Orla Wixon and children o£ Mrs, Ira C. Howos, of Int'liani, lias ,-j prohibit llio Increase or decrease ot jflaiudnii returned home after Kcrving seven salarlew of l^ublie Oliicers, and to Detroit arc spending a tew days wltli montlis in tiic United Slates Navy. Republican—Supervisor, Burt L, Bookings at Mr, and Mr.s. John Wixon, roa das fojlows; Green, clerk, Lena A, Kieppe; treas­ FINMIIIL GOAL OF He enlisted at Detroit July 13, Section 3. Neither the legislature urer, Lloyd I, Aseltine; Justice ot Mrs, Warren James of Haslett 1!)18, and was called -to duty at nor any municipal authority shall Peace,'Weliington J. Walker; high­ THE M. E, CENTENARY visited her mother, Mrs. Sarah Sitts, Great Lakes, III., August 15. At grant or authorize extra compensa­ way commr,, Wourt Every; overseer PASTIME THEATRE! last Friday and Saturday, Camp Docateur ho was promoted to tion to any public olllcor, agent em­ highway, Martin Alien; member of The public mind has been some­ L, H, Minnis has been very ill the 2nd class seaman and rated as first ploye or contractor after the service board of review, Sylvester'Henrys; class marksman. At the time the has been rendered, or the contract what confused as lo tlie sum ot Thursdtiy, March 20 past week, threatened with pne­ constables, Dell Wolf, George Rlggs, money to be raised by the Methodist umonia. He is improving, armistice was signed his sea bags entered into. Salaries of public of­ Bruce E, Flltton, Ross Doolitlie; liart boon pn.ckort two weeks prepara­ Episcopal Church in its Missionary "The Long Chance" ficers except Supreme Court justices, toAvn committee, John Grant, cliair- Centenary for general wcjrld recon­ Joy Davis, who returned recently tory to leaving Great Lakes. circuit court judges, probate judges man, W, J. Walker, Dell Wolf, Five Reel Bluebird Feature from overseas, is employed at the i He received his release until a call struction, such as the building and and judges of courts of like jurisdic­ maintenance ot hospitals, schools, "THE LOVE CRAZE" Olds Motor Company, Lansing,. for further duty March 7. tion, shall not be incheased nor shall Democrat—Sup,, Floyd Straight; clerk, Robert W, Stillman; treasurer, churches, missions, etc. Hero it is Nestor Comedy. .George Minnis'oC Jackson ^yas a the salary of any public olUcer be de­ George A, Tiiorburn, Justice of peace in a nutshell: caller at Mr, and Mrs, L, H, Minnis' Miss Ina Maine spent Sunday with creased after election or appoint­ friends in Jackson. Cordie Francisco; highway commis­ Originally the Boards ot Home and on East Elm tsreet, Wednesday, ment." sioner, Frank D. Thomas, overseer Miss Eflle Hawn is working in the The effect of this proposed amend­ Foreign Missions planned to raise Saturday, March 22 Don Densmore has had some ex­ highway, Ernest Kurtz; member of $80,000,000, this sum to be divided Drain Commissioner's odlce. ment, it adopted, wil) be to prohibit boardof review, Gertrude Brenner; Afternoon and Evening tensive improvements made on the the change of salaries of Public Of­ equally between the Home Board tor properly he recently purchased of Mr, Mrs, S, E, Manning ot Mexico, N, Y, constables, John Stevens, Martin M, work in America and the Foreign "The Crystal Gazar" is visiting friends and relatives here, ficers after appointment or election, Foot, Martin Hawkins, John Loll, Borter Field, except those of justices or judges of Board for work in the foreign mis­ Five Reel Paramount Play Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gibbs and Leon B, Crowl is homo on a release courts of record. Aiirclius sionary fields. from the Groat Lakes training camp, One Reel Klever Komedy. daughter of Jackson spent Sunday The most important of the three Republican: supervisor, Hubert Next it was decided to add $5,000,- with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mrs. J. E. Welsh and little Anna propo.sed amendments is that which, Bullen; treasurer, Sarah Jennings; 000 to the Cenleary fund tor war re­ L. Cril,chett. Cleland, went to Ciielsea Saturday to it adopted, will provide for the man- Justice of peace, James Freer; high­ construction work for the year Ifllfl Tuesday, March 25 The Baptist L. A. S. will meet with visit relatives. utactur, sale, keeping for sale, giving way commr, Cyrus F. Johns, overseer in France, Belgium and the other away, bartering or furnishing of ci­ war devasted countries of Europe, Mrs, J. H, Shater, Wednesday after­ W. I. Sutton of Lima, Ohio, visited ht-ghways, John C, Swart/,; member "Captured Alive" noon, March 2Gth, A good attend­ der, wines, beer, ale and porter in board review, Frank Abel; constables making the total of the drive $85,- his children at Mrs, Wm, Potty's the 000,000. Two Reel Bison Feature ance is desired, first of the week, Michigan, The proposed amend­ Walter Disenroth, Ford DeCamp, B. ment follows, Mr, and Mrs, Lawrence Field and Bunker and Howard Smith, When the Methodist Episcopal "DAMAGED GOODS" Mrs, Alice Beckwith is spending a "Section 12, It shall be forever church. South, joined with the par­ little son ot East Lansing were Sun­ few days with her daughter, Mrs. C, Democrat: supervisor, Harry M, Comedy lawful in this State to import, trans­ Brown; clerk, Clarence M, Casler; ent organization in the drive and set day guests of their parents, Mr. and Smith in Lansing, port, manufacture, use, buy, sell. Mrs, Frank Field, treasurer, Herman J, Bullen; its quota at $35,000,000, it brought Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Sweeney • —_«M.vi., txciiiiuii J, Duiien; over- the grand total ta $120,000,000, the Thursday March 27 George H, Harland of Detroit, were called to Bryant, Mich., Monday keep for sale, give away, barter or seer highways, Daniel Eckhart; mem- furnish every kind of cider, wines,' lier board review, JohJohn D. Davis- figure which has been widely pub­ Grand Master of the Odd Fellows of by the death of a nephew. lished in newspaper stories of the "The Brazen Beauty" Michigan, was entertained at the beer, ale and porter, and to possess constablesx.u.- , War— d- Pratt, Herbert Mr. and Mrs. T. W, Parker and the same in a private residence. So Centenary. i Five Reel Bluebird Feature home of Myles F. Gray, during his much of Section 11, Artcile XVI of Strank, Frank Herrick, Fred Thayer stay in Maaon. little son of Lansing spent Saturday Still later, however, the Joint and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Myles this Constitution as prohibits the llunkcrlUlI Centenary Committee decided to In-] Nestor Comedy The W. H. M. S. of the M. E. F. Gray. manufacture, sale, keeping for sale, Republican: Supervisor, Robert elude in the Centenary fund $5,000,-1 church will meet with Mrs. Howlett giving away, bartering or furnishing Hawley; clerk, Hattie Winslow; 000 a year for war reconstruction Friday March 21, at 2:30 p. m. Pro- Mrs. E. E. I.4ingley, while on her of vinous, malt, brewed or fermented Coming Soon way to the home of her daughter, treasurer, Frank Parnian; highway work In Europe for the five years gram in charge of Mrs. Watts and liquors. Is hereby repealed. The commr., Ludwig Nue; overseer high­ over which the actual paying of the "The Price of Peace" Mrs, Vandercook. Saturday evening, fell on the ley legislature by general laws shall rea­ walk, fracturing her arm. way, Wlllia,ni H. Dunham; Justice of money subscribed Is to run. A son, Stanley Hale, was born sonably license the manufacture of, Five Reel Offical War Picture peace, Thady E. Hamilton; member This brings the Centenary fund Sunday to Mr .and Mrs. 0. P. Se- The Lady Maccabees will meet at and reasonably license and regulate board of review, Blrt E. Wood; con­ the sale and keeping for sale of vin­ ot the Methodist Episcopal Chuch to panek at the Edward Sparrow hospi­ their hall Monday, March 24, at 2:30 stables, George Dunham, Arthur $105,000,000. If to this the fund tal. Mrs. Sepanek was formerly p. ni. to tie a comfortable. iThelr ous, malt, brewed or fermented li­ Brooks, William A. Nile, Charles Regular Admission, 10c and 15c Parr. of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Miss Marie Miller. families are invited to be present to quors: Provided, however, that the South, is added the sum of $140,- Dr. Hartzog gave Interesting talks a six o'clock pot luck supper. electors ot each city, village or town­ 000,000 is arrived at as the total ship forever shall have the right to Democrat: Supervisor, James Bro- at the Baptist church In Leslie Mon­ The missionary society of the gan; clerk, Owen E. McCann; treas­ fund being sought by the two branch­ day evening and at the North Au- Presbyterian church will meet with nrohibit the manufacture, sale or es of Methodism during the first week keeping for sale of vinous, mail, urer, James Mclntee; highway com­ rUlOdlC^J] Mason Property rellus church Wednesday in the in­ Mrs. E. P, Rowe Friday afternoon. missioner, Orla M. Slowell; ^overseer ot May 1019, terest of the Beer and Wine amend­ Hostess, Mrs. Rowe. Leader, Mrs. brewed or fermented liquors within MASON E. REYNOLDS such city, village or township," highway, Floyd Vicary; Justice of ment. J. N. Tan swell. peace, William McC'reery; constables, Christian Endeavor prayer meet­ A vote "yes" on this proposition Mr. and Mrs. W, H, Miers and son will bring the saloon back to Mich­ Berney O'Brien, Omar Ryan, Charles ing at six o'clock Sunday evening. FATHER AND TWO SONS mnminpimiD tin.', i xuiri.Tirrf.f :imn5M/^Y William, spent Saturday night and igan and Mason, Do you want the Murray, Branch Vicary.. Topic: "The Art of Building Charac­ Sunday i^ith their daughter and sis­ ter," to be led by Misses Greve and salon to come back to Mas^n? Cer­ Delhi ter, Mrs. H. J, Price. Mrs. Price's tainly not. And so you should vot«i DROWN INJWOLLEN CREEK Cavender. Business session at close health is much Improved. Republican—Supervisor, Milburn of meeting. I "NO" on the Beer and Wine Amend­ Mr. and Mrs, Graham were pleas­ ment, which would restore the sa­ L. Surato; clerk, Mary Albert; treas­ Horse Backed lliiKKy Into Waters Of The Philatheas of the Baptist antly surprised last Wednesday af­ lons and permit them to run without urer, Arthur F. Flemniing; highway A Creek In Sight of Wife OBITUARIES church win meet with Mrs. W. B. ternoon, when a large number of commr.; William Pratt; Jilstlce of restrictions, do away > with county Peace, full term, James R. Hart; Hartzog this week Friday, March their Leslie friends came over and local option, and make every village SAGINAW—Daton Fiddler, 30, 2l8t, devotlonalB will be led by Mrs. spent the afternoon and evening. member board of review, Emanuel J. and town a wide open rum hole. HImelberger; constables, Frank Hll- and his two young sons were drown­ 0, A. Miner. A good program will, O. S. Bush will attend the staTe All amendments are printed on ed Sunday afternoon within sight ot be furnished. I dorf, Frank Wrook, Max ^ Helnig, association of oculists in Detroit next one ballot. Claud Switzgable; overseer highway, their home near the village of Breck- Charles A. Oliver, whose death oc­ Margaret Mead, 2:13 1-4, the six- Tuesday and Wednesday, when his W^allace G. Ahrens: enrldge, when the horse that the year-old mare formerly owned, and office will be dosed. He will re- father was driving backed n buggy curred at Alger, Monday, March If, raced by Will Doahe of this city, was/ tura with an up to date.supply ot . A. J. Torrance has purchased a Democrat—Supervisor, John B. into the waters of a creek, swollen by when he heroically ran In front of 8ol4 last week at a OhlckKO sale for gUtses and lenves. five ^passenger Overland of J. E. Tay­ Fay; clerk; George H.Sh^w; treas­ heavy.rains, Mri. Fiddler witness­ a M. C, R, R. train to dose a switch lor tc Son, ' urer, RollleM: Wilson; highwior com­ 1890. Her new owner ia Ned Me Ion Cortright formerly of this city ed the abeident fram » window in the which had been turned the' wrong C«rr.of Arden, Pa. Mrs. Nora Otis of this city has missioner, Joseph M. Rtbby; Justice famlly'taome a short distance awajr. is now located at South Bend, tnd.l of Pe«ce, full term, .diiy ,MeCue; way, was a former Mason bojr,'He Ned Baird and Mri. Adelbert Lttch where he'' has established a partner­ sold her property on EMt Elm St., tb.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dago. member isf board review;, ^Walter : A. was raised In Inghm':.Couhty ai^d field of Detroit and Mm. Ernest Lltch ship with Fred R. Rbethllsbbergeroif Otthar oversebi^ hijthwaya,' Charles lived tor several ijriaars In. .Mason, field «f Bay City-were here to attend Hillsdale. The firm will be known Leonard! constables,- Clarence Fls- tM funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Bearse as Cortright * Roethlisberger^ they SergtIClarenJM King hpts a mem­ ( Pine Lake Parle where he attended our High SchooU: chell; lEihma Rickett, Myitlb I, Klrk- I >i* I I I I »i'i i'» I I I I I I I I I II I I I of Aureltus, and Tisited their cousin, will have the salis of the Olds cars in ber of sbuvenlhiitroih France, on dis­ He was thirtjr-two years " of ag^; play In McDoMld'satore window. er;FlorillaBell.^ Mrs. Martha Freslionr. five Indiana eonntlef. Mr. iftnd Mrs. B. Oreenleaf enter­ Charlie is surrlved by bis father, A. Miss Florence Lathrop entertain­ The Rebekah Coterie will meet at Mrs, Agnes Airabii btkeiitr'.dregory •';';J:;;; ' ".''Inihaa..'"- .": •'. tained company Sunday. M, Oliver of Sterling, Mich,, a;sister, ed her Sunday school class last Mon­ the I. 0. 0. F. Hall Friday afterhoon, was here a tew days wattirtek with Republican: aupervitor, Arthur J. iitfi, Richard Perkins returned Mrs. Irvin Reed, living.WjBst of.Mir day evening at her home on'East Mareh 38th. Each member please her mother, Mrs. t^uM Blbiltlby^Twlib MlUbr; clerk,'Edmund Young; tress-' home,'Sunday aifter spending a week son, a wife and two/sntall daughters. respond to roll call with their favor­ has been ill for the latt^bnr weeksr Oak street Games on St. Patrick urtr;; Herman W.: llann; highway with James Perkins near Williams- Mafwn and all Ingham: County unite: order, furnished the amusement, af­ ite recipe. After the birthday sup­ She is Improving very tlbwly. / ebmhir., James -W. Hayhoe; overseer ton. , In paying tribute to Charlie Oliver ter which light refreshments were per at the usual time, there will be highway,.Lee Warfle; Justice of peace Mrs, Sarah Sltts of Mason spent a calico party. All Odd Fellows and The Woman's Relief Corps will serred, , • , • , ', have a pot luck dinner at ttto OJ • A; James F. 'Lemon; member board ^ re- the week end with her daughter and who willingly gave his life that their wives, or sweethearts are in- Vib«^:iMlles A.' Warfle; constables, family. others might live. , The first quarter pot luck supper •-vlted.; • • , \ • '..••. R. Hall at noon, March 36. Let all of the Pythian Sisters will be, Mrred W. R. C. members be present with George Allehi'Clarence Freer, Xiram Charles Petersen and wife received The M^rch meeting of the West­ Osbbrae, Leo Dennis., '. '< ! at the hall Wednesday vnnlngi.liir. well filled baskets. All comrades the news of a birth of a 16 pound Sarah L. Jaques was born March 26th, at six o'clock. All mainbtni minster Guild which was to have been and their wives are invited to be Democrat': supervlwr, Arthur C. son at the home of Mrs. flasel Bow- 26, 1843, at Ingster, Wayne Oountr, are urged to be present. .Oar'gnnd held last Monday evening was post­ present.: • ;;v- •••••••',: Obwling; elerk, Etta Gollard: treas- cher 'ftt South Bend. His stay on Mich., and departed from this life Protector, Mrs. Buehler ot luialhf, poned, and -will be held.next Mon- urtr;' Maggie Otis; ^highway; commr;, earth was abort: as he died when but March 8. 1919, at BeevlUe, fTexas; has been InTlted to be our gueiipt.' iday night with {Mrs. Howard Champ- Leonard E; Otis; overseer, highways, three daya old^>; Miss Jaques was educated la Ypslian- tin; . Program to be the same as cbtNTRY OLVB FAIR ^ Roy West; Justice ot peace, William tl. At the age of 26 years she wiaa 'The Pythian Sisten ^U ghre a ahnouaced liut week, v Remember Mrs, Maude'^mes was In Mason masauerade and hard timet party at The seventh annual' fair of the P. Curtis; member board review. W. Thursday on. buiineis. married to Henry J: WarAttld.' .To the K. ot P. HtM Friday eyening. that It it the sinnnaleleettoh ot ofl- North Aiireltus.Country Club.will be Elmer Hewlett;, obnstables, Theodore Mrs: Robert Pulver returned tiome this 'union five children wiere-'bom; March St. Daaelhg to begin at S ^cert.,',.,,, held In the basement of. the hew Cliokner. Charles H. Osborne, Behja- Saturday after:spending the winter: all of whom survive her. ' o'clock; ; PMceed* to go for pay­ !,The experience social to have been church this week Jaturday. MsA-ch iml h Tai:flor. Jesse Nelson. :ln .Lansing;':•'•"•;'•:';• :,.•.'•...'••':',^ , After; her; marrlageVexeept for, one Si? hMd at thehome ot Mr. and Mrs. F. 22nd. Dinner will be served at noon. ment-on'Liberty ,bond. Admission ''y€'p:-^^-'i--y«nf' •:•:.,-'.,.•; Mrs, Geo, Northrop, wbo itell eight year, which was iipeat:iiivyorlcstati» 36 ieehts; Flho masle arranged tor. Fanson will be held at th'O' home of The sale wlll.be aU day and will Ih- she has lived la lluon jnd^ vletnlfy;. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holcomb at- Mrs. dttde everything' Imaginable; from Republican: supervisor, Charlet A. weeks ago and' broke her arm at thei; TholM left to inonrB their jOMJov Dr. 0. R> Freelaad and wife, >ho L. T. Roman's place, this week Fri­ aprons to yeatt cakes. This blub; Davis; -Clerk,- Claude D. Fay;, treas­ shoulder, retuirned hoihe Monday four sons, Frank of I^B,J)ac«iai haVe heeJaftrayelUng In the southern day night, March 21st. Everyone which is made up ot the young peo­ urer,. Cordie ^ B.:Barker; highway from. Lang's Hbspittal at Laaslht. i ot San Ahtonilo, T(nM,;^iniiiier at Ut-; 31 atid WestiernStatei. was called homie ebrdlally Invited, Those who pledg­ ple-ot this Sunday School,'have about commr..,Emest;L..Bartlett;'''Justice Mr. and Mrs. Vera'Thomas speat .tleton,.Ctol,, Walter bt;OlalnnoanC Satuirdi^ by fh« aertons lllneiis of hi* ed: their amount tor nilssiont pleate one-fourth of their jHedge of $100 «f. peace, lull term. Lewit E. Bbrt- Suhday with the lateir's sister.'' Wjromlng. and oht'UdaiiClitai^ Mirs. mother; Mrs. r;iR.:0. Froitaad, whof bring it at this time. toward the ehareh tnnd yet to'ralsto, lett, Justiis« of peace. flU'VJraeancy. Mrs, James Ooatala called oh Mra, Ora Willis of Beevlllb;^T!aia% lalM has bath lipmdlaff/tlM winter iirlth The attomeyh tor Renry Ford and and they are depending on -this fair to CaiTie;OI)apln;: board ot.'reTt^w', BHtr Blla'Wever'Wedaesday. •'•-c:-';vr^:'-y one Bister; 'Wm:'W*ia*:^Wii>^MJtfiiilt:1 1 heri;dangtiter; Hri.vvMMid KUrii bt Truman R.KewbonTHn a Joint.let­ h^eohslderahlr; i toward making worth J.. Fleteheriitool^stabllii^ Jqhh ;<.'sFloyd';-' 'Petersen'"' h'aif^-"movett:to' Bowling-Or:;:• ^•/;::--'^ '•••}-• ':••''•• ter; tioTcmoh J. Brown, eoanty clerk, ;goOd-their.plfige;-r;-:-'-^'^',Vf'.:^- ;•*• >''''.Taniwen,LeeSmallby , Chariot Nbr^ J|i)s;^eiir home near jnilUuM^ gmdchlldrea'^aadrmaBr'btf^r'rili^^ vfhiere irilt ;be a iwteliri u^ of tfatOithat under an order, of court thiruiy Franklin'B.;Stev«ii''y;';^v ;'^ X; tlvea:and>frtehdB.v•l:>^$;;^;•^';::^;:a'^rf:^•7^;';:{m MMoBi Chapter ;N«.vi tor thie eastern and wettem; dittrleti •;: itamoent-^uilerriion^'L.'' -T^'^ tWr^ ;Mw;^^Wir^d|^?i|i|. Tuesday;\evra|ii(:at^/^7:t0 o'deek. of Michigan euttodlant bt ballet box- enlw; clerk,; Bmbry,D.;BarrjMtrea»-; ,';/'The birthday- anniversaries of Mr. lioBdbr tb':ihSiii»rS^lw^h'jiirr;« iThe^oBeanrvdr^hBtni Chapter NA; eafbr this rlbeallty are required to ure^;^'Claud lb Laxtonl-JQstiee'et ''Mid''.'Mit.^. .''L;:- 'M.' :'I>u9ols":w«rC:"cele-; ''46^|tfiiIJMslnir:jHtt^'Wt^;^fttestS:iOt. preaentj^themselves at the eohrfhonse bat tklb mbnlag t«th» kbmb ot.r.^V. Paaeo,^'tull term, Blmer;B. iStrbpe; bTatie4« at their home last^^^ Mbadajr; y!0tt>iff''•h•';bM|iM^!#••BlM^^0()1Mfthddlst B»tM^l ^ (h«,.l«e«l.::L«liafUr;': >MUh| todiq^llKreh SO, from./teii:n

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^irtnimnimniiLnnroinimijimimuruuaninnmiimiiimimitnimununininnnnimirniimnninnninm For Sale at Auction m^g - audience, and if so, it he would please arise. Kcisler accepted the CAN'T KEEP CJIIHOUN BOY invitation and the speaker asked him why he was .a republican. "Well," Saturday, March 29tli TRADE MARK AWAKE AT SCHOOL DESK replied Fred, "I'll tell you. My great grandfatlier was a republican; my Rip out that at one o'clock at ALBION—Albion liiis a case ot grandfatlicr was a republican, my "Ths City of what may prove to be sleeping sick­ father was a republican, so I am a dirty unsatisfactory ness. GaylonI, six-yoar-old son .of republican." "Suppose then," said Sweeney's Barn, Mason Mr. and Mrs. Titus Marshall, farmers the orator, "that your great grand­ living throe miles from Albion, on father had been foolish and your hiel-hog furnace! THE REGISTERED PERCHERON STUD Akron. Ohio the .lackson road went to sleep at grandfather had been foolish and school last Friday morning about ten your father had been foolish, what Let us replace it with the heating o'clock and slept tintil noon. The would you have been?" What would I system tnat will soon earn its in- teacher tlien succeeded In arousing have been?" replied Fred, "why, I'd .vestment in fuel and trouble him but he dozed off into slumber have been a democrat," and calmly saved - that will deliver warmth "General Jackson" when left alone. Ho was sent homo took his seat. At that the speaker and comfort, be dependable and N0.103S6S but continued drowsy Saturday and collapsed, the audience was non­ repair-free for years to come- Sunday. Monday the teacher tele­ plussed, and all eyes wore centered wiil safeguard health. It's the No More phoned the parents that it was im­ on Mr. Kei.ster, who had so neatly This is a ton horse, tivc years old, absolutely sound and kind, possible to keep the child awake. turned the tables on the campaign with lots of quality, very high going. He has been shown three The boy had a light case ot influenza orator.—Charlotte Uepubllcan. ROUND OAK Days Of Lets last Xall. times and has taken first premium each time against some of Moistair Heatin|[ System the best horses in Indiana, Ohio and Michigan. No more hot, stufly, dry-as-a- Will sell this horse on the stock company plan or individual MAKE FARMED "GOAT" bone air-that reeks with hid­ Meatless, heatless, wheat- WOMAN ASSAOLTS HUSBAND sale. Will accept bankable notes. less are days of the past; den disease germs — not with tlie but the thrift bornof them AMDIRNED $11.00 IN le AMENDMENT Round Oak! Because it is with us to stay. Wino and licer Alua.sure Would K^:• Automitically VtntiUtei and Humidiiiei H. A. LIESEMER, Owner EATON UAPIDS—Mrs. Zula Mc- It floods die home with clean, warni, .TOIIN HAMILTON of Jackson, Auctioneer. Caiidlass was arrested last week tjuiro Maker.s of Cider •f^3i•f•.H.*•.*4•;^i^•;ff^•'•.."l Eat lesi meat if Sidneys feel \ikt toad less,, many of the activities provided tant to the children than the pleas­ uses the purest, most wholesome and (or Bladder bqthen you—Heat in klndergarden can be carried on ure they take In attending to the.cal­ forma urio acid. . not only by the small group but by endar regularly, and the fact that delicious of all flavorings— mm the lonely child as well., they are being helped-to a realiza­ tion of divisions of time. The card chocolate! That is why **Your Host folks forget that tlie kidneys, "Come let us live with our chil­ should he large enough to allow for Nose Knows" Tuxedo from all .liktiiibe bowelB, get sluggish and dogged dren!" is the old familiar Froebelian a, siiitable picture lor the month to '.h. ^^aid^'need a'flushing occasionally, else wa slogan. We might paraphrase it by be mounted outside of the ruled por­ other tobaccos—by its delicious ^biiitra' baol(Mbe iind dull misery in the saying, "Come, let us sing with our tion. Landseer's "Squirrel and lUdaegr region, wfvcre ilieadacbea, rheu- children!" Pair of Nutcrackers" may be used pure fragatice. inatio twingee, torpid) Uyer.ucid Ktomiech, Why shouldn't children sing morn, for the October sheet. Correggio's •leeplesBnees and all eorts of bladder dis* ing greetings to father and mother as "Holy Night" for December, Wash­ Try ThU Teit; Rub a little Tuxedo , .ordenk :,,,...•. :;'...; /{'<;,•'• •;, \ well as to teacher? Even 2-year-oldB ington's or Lincoln's portrait for . /You aimplv muat keep your kidnuyc that I know can sing them and de­ February. • briskly in the palni of your hand to w iaetire aiid eleah, and the moment you light in doing so. The good morning Games train the senses at the same bring out its full aroma. Thensmellit feel an, ache or pain in the kidney songs to various members of the fam­ time that they afford keen pleasure. deep-^its delicioiis, pure, fragrance r^gibn, get about four' ounces of Jad ily, to the new day, do much to cre­ A mother can play many games with will conyi&ce you. Try this test vrith Salta-from any good drug atbre here, ate a sunny morning ' atmosphere. her .child without Interrupting her take a tablaapoonful iii a glass of water There are songs to acconiipany many any othet; tobacco and we willlet .work. Dramatisation is a wonderful Tuxedo stand or fall otiyoiir judgment. before treakiaat for a- few days and of the home duties, besides a wealth stimulus to the Imagination, and yonr kidneya will then act fine.; This of nature songs. At bedtime the de­ numberlens stories lend ' themselves "Your Noao know9*' famous aalta is: made from > the acid of votional spirit' of the evening pray­ orapea and: lemon juice, combined , with er may bb' enhanced by> the Blngjtng to this form of reproduction. lithia,; aind ia ^barmleis to flu8h,,cIoggod of a child's hymn.', Songs sueh,as -The klndergarden; aiming as it does kidneya and.atimulate them to normal these' can' be foundUn^ "Games and to relate the limited world of the actlTity. '':•. It-' alap beutralizea the. ooida Music of 1 Proebel'B Mother Pliiy." small person to the ' larger world }n the lirins eb' it nid. longer irritatesj and 4n other - kiiidergarden ' song about him, to quicken his apprecia­ thtu ending bladder'.disbjrdcrs.' hbokfl.: ., Any good; library . would tion of parents and all world-work- ' j'Jad ' Baits' iii.:!hnnhlcssi,.*Inexpensive; hayieVsome of theseior it'vwotild'ba erii, to, deepen his wonder and rerer- i'iinakw^n'-ddligbtfiil -efTorvescent, litbia possible, to buy copies'' through"; a ance^ for hatulral' phenomena is much later-WnkwKiohieyerybody' should tat;-.1 bookstore.'; ;-,:..-;;[i\\.].^f\y,Aihr:;-s;>v>•"': more! than a mere place' of amuse­ ur^m: Vnois^ (M»d: tlieri' to'keep'tn ment,': I' The' home ,can be made more ';thus|;aToidiiig adriduij Vcoiti'pli^^ ;,•? ;,'•:#:.!. .i J'>Ji'.?w»lNkiio.vim'J local rdp!'ctiri ^ ily.be made at home.'. '> For this pnr^ ;^laiota'«>faad!Sii.lK':U^tOtlffli»}ni:hSilim'!;!.: pose :a>;sheet'of, whiteo cardboard' is 'Please pus this Vai>tleliB^^^ INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH., THURSDAY, MARCH 20,1919. Page Seven

Into a cooperative association. Prof. Mumford of the M. A. C, and others MICKIE SAYS will speak. I am showing the new •'^O, Si«, MKMKEL 0'BR»EN A meeting will be held Tuesday evening, March 25th to discuss the Spring Patterns NOU CftM'T GO OOVUN -To tv*E ^ beer and wine amendment and to TRAiN TO OMWER NENNS /^ give further Instructions in voting. -of- ^tE^As FOR THE PA?ER,FO» Mr. nndcMrs. Clarence Fishcl are NOU'RE 00\NO' fO CHORCH the happy parents of a baby-girl. W»fH ME. \" SHOULD fHlNK , Adelbert Tinker Is preparing to "VOU'O OfiT CNOOCrH OF tHAT Lamprey's Calf Meal Don't use wliolo mlUc nt llio to Me a, ilay build a garage. »»R>Nt»NOr OFP»CE OUBlNO- nnd food ut a loss SKIA, YOUR WIIOLU The ninth and tenth grades of the THE VMCEVC XN^tHOOt WA\((N<» aiiLK. high school debated the question Fri­ WALL \T ON NOO« M\N O A\.U Jlulno your Calvc» on Lainproy's Calf Moal. nvUli I.ntlu or No wholo nUlk, WIU aavo Ita day afternoon, "Resolved, that a pen­ c(i«t In cruiim thu lli'Ht HIX wouks. Simply ny saved Is greater than a penny mix will) walor or iiUlmmcd milk. earned." It was decided In favor of For Sale by the aflirmatlve. PAPER Mason Elevator Co. Ingham and Eaton j SAFETY FIRST Tho following letter was recently vices to the United States early in Miss Mildred Series was operated The time is here when you Better safe than sorry. The received from Otto L. Doano, soa of tho war, has written the following on for appendicitis at the Lang hos­ cyclone season is near at hand— Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Doanc, who is to Mr. and Mrs. Itiggs of Alalcdon. pital in Lansing last Wednesday. will want to brighten up S. S. Texas in Cuban get under cover NOW. Let me aboard tlic U. Dear Riggs; — Mrs, John Deals and Mrs. John those rooms. Buy your tell you about Live Stock Insur­ waters How are you and your family? It Jaenlckie and sister, L,ouisa, spent ance too, Both are good stuff. March 4, 1919, Is mighty little writing that I have Friday afternoon with Mrs. Mary paper now and have a full 8w26. L. H. IVES, Agent. Dear friend: done thiiapast summer except to my Taylor. | 1 received your letter tonight, so wife and mother and Doc Henderson stock to select from. My you see we have to wait quite a while occasionally. Mr. and Mrs. John Deal ate din­ ner with Mr. and Mrs. John Jaenicke store is open every day. for it. Wo were very busy from last Au­ -^ I came onto the iTexas Feb. 3rd, gust on, as our hospital took only Friday. | and they started for Cuba the next the seriously wounded cases, which Mr, and Mrs. Fred Lenon and I will hang as many jobs Red Clay Drain Tile morning, we got down here the 8th, consists of w.ounds through the ab­ daughter of Lunsing spent the week Wo stayed in Guantnamo Day for domen, injuring the Intestines, etc., end at the King home. | as possible myself. Special Prices on carload lots about a weeli and have been out to wounds through tho lungs and all Mrs. Fred Parmenter spent a few sea most of tho time since then. We kinds of very bad fractures. Our days last week in Ann Arbor, | Sold by A. M. CHAPIN. Eden. generally go into Guantanamo Day hospital was the first one back of the Mrs. Margaret Reynolds spent for Saturdays and Sundays. There lines, so we took those seriously Friday at the Taylor home. i is nothing there except a marine wounded cases and the greater pro­ A number have tapped their sugar FRED M. WELLS camp and naval base and recreation portion of them fatal wound.s. while bushes in this locality. j Mrs. Irene Tuggy of Detroit and Igrouiids. We generally get liberty the cases that were not so severely Chlst Maler lost a horse last week, East Ash Street Mrs. Emma Kinney of Ludington •Saturday afternoon though there is wounded wore sent to the rear. So Mrs. Sheridan Series spent Friday visited friends here last week. CHICHESTER S PILLS hi this way our hospital received WviT LadlrnTIIR lIHAUON AakjrpurltruaaUtrorD nnANU. ^ A Inothing to do only l^''^ ^^^ ^^^^ '"''"''' at the hospital in Lansing with her. Mr. Haviland is having his home €ht.i'livii.li!rilMamandDra.adA you can eat. One can buy oranges, hoans of experience of moat valuable daughter. | MASON, MICHIGAN wired for electric lights. I'UU In Utd iniJ «old E.M;lllc\' kind. hoies, luleil »llb Dlu( Ribbon. bananas and grape fruit for a little Mrs. Maud Lonsbery entertained Mrs. Vina Ried was elect;ed presi­ Take no olhitr. Jlu^ if.XISL,, or nothing, The land seems to be We never can forgot November 11, the teacher last Monday night, the llw7 dent of tho Woman's Club last Satur­ large hills or small mountains. We after hearing that the armistice had occasion being his 22nd birthday. day. «e»«lcnow have not been to any city at all, so been signed. Our division had 90 iThe Burgess boys, who have caus­ Glenn Gardner has Installed a new SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE you can imagine how much I am see­ men killed that mnrnlng in crossing ed so much trouble In this school, dyniimo In his electric light plant. ing. llio Mousoriver, which y.ou no doubt have been put on probation once Mrs. Vina Reid, Mrs. Eliza Whit­ Tho N. I. Club entertained their It sure is warm down hero, every­ h.ave hoard of. And during that more for the last time. ney and Mrs. Mattie Brown called on husbands and family at the Grange is making an extended visit with one looking for a cool place though day and tho following one we had Mrs. H. P. Everett last week. Hall in Eaton Rapids Friday night. K. Turner and wife. they are hard to (Ind, About the 200 wounded operated on in our hos- Mrs. Howell, an old resident of About 75 being present. A short Mrs. Dell Turner is visiting her only cool place Is in the water. When plt.nl. her hip last week. program was given by the children parents in Ossco. wo are anchored there is a swim­ Then on Nov, IS. we started on I Stockbridge «M>wtwa«ti.ai,,i,,iiaii^„|t Stockbridge, fell and broke her hip after which a playette, "Packing the Mrs. Chas, Ganedy was in Dlmon- ming call before every meal for onc- our trip to Germany. We travelled Uni.on revlv.al services will be held Missionary Banel was given by mem­ dale last week to see her father, who lialf hour rind It sure docs seem good in those large 5 ton Packard trucks. Mrs. Bachelor and Ernest Morgan here this week beginning Tuesday bers of the club, followed by a pot is sick at the home of Will Bailey. to get in the water, though I do not Wo IrnVGlled through a part of Del- of Indiana were here recently to at­ evening. luck supper; There were 18 charac­ Howard Hudson and wife were like tho salt water to swim In. giiim for two dnys. It was hero, tend the funeral of their mother, Mrs. Mary Bowdish, who has been ters in the play. visitors at A. E. Hudson's in Eaton We had our first target practice where ono could .'^•oo with his own Mrs. Amelia Morgan. 111 for some time, died last week. Mrs. Frank Blakenoau of Jackson Rapids Sunday. today, It was quite a sight though I ovos linw tho Germans had burned un am not crazy about it. Tho largo the villac-os, also hear with our own- 12 inch guns were used today and ears, mothers tell how their hus- there was sure some noise and the h.nnd.'!, sons or dniiirhtors had hepn /S ship sure does shako when thoy are shot. Those Holgi.nn noonin troatpri firing. We have target practice lis w.ondorrully. Thnv nil know of again Tlnirsday and that is all we, Tlrand Whillock of Toledo, who rlid have. We go back to Guantanamo pn much work f'linongst them throuRh Bay the last of this week and stay thn Amorlran Tied Cros.s. Then we C. A. C. A. until the 16th. we spent a week travelling through I sure am lucky. On February the amnll country of LuxemhurR, IGth I came down with the mumps 'Then tho next three weeks going and they took me over to an Isolation Ihrnugh Germany t.o the Rhino, PARKHURST PARKHURST camp on land. There were only The R. C. U. Store We are now located on the east three of ua in the camp and we stay­ bank of the Rhine in a town of 6,000 ed in tents and the sand fleas^ Inhabitants, called Vallendar. We did get me right. I came back onto are only four miles north of Co- the ship Feb. 23rd, and stayed in the blenz, Our hospital Is in a Catholic We are a member of the R. C. U. syndicate, an organization of 600 stores' buying direct sick Day until the 28th, then I start­ school. We, of course, only have ed to work again. sick now to attend to, mostly Influ­ from the manufacturers. The reason we can sell you better goods for less money Is be­ I have slept on the top side ever enza cases, but no pneumonia follow­ since we have been down here, so you ing It. We have fine quarters,' all cause we can buy them in large quantities for less. see it is not very odd. We stay modern conveniences and wonderful down here until April 5th, then we food which one of the sisters cooks start for Hampton Roads, Va., and for us. are due there the 15th, so you see I have about six weeks before I get Time haags quite heavily, for it Is back to civilization. We go to New now the same thing day after day. York from Hampton Uoads and are Still, that I suppose Is much better than the life from last June to No­ What Do You Think of These Prices? supposed to stay there for two or three months, then is when I am g'8- vember, but the time passed more ing to do my best to get released quickly then. They compel attention. Some stores say they are for one hour only on Friday; others from active service. I have in an I have had-all I care for of tho application for release now. I have army and have asked for immediate to have a relief before I get out, so separation, which I Imagine will be say they are Dollar Day Values, and another says the Stock Raiders Sale make it possible I may be out of luck to get out be­ about next May or June. No telling fore the middle of the summer. I of course. for a few days only and in limited quantity, But Parkhurst says come on, get the goods, am really planning on getting out Remember me to all of your fam­ shortly after we get to New York ily. Sincerely, they are here and bought for you. No limit, and every day. though, Gee, I will be n happy kid HOLCOMBE. when I do get out. Probably Lloyd ^ fcl Wl will be home before I am. The The following letter has been re­ only amusement w« have are mov­ ies and we have those nearly every ceived by Mrs. Wm. Petty from Alvln night. As ever, J. Hasted of Arizona. Standard Patterns Remnant Table Douglas, Arizona, March-13. OTTO L. DOANB, Mrs. Wm. Petty: Is constantly having new short lengths added to keep up Box 11, U. S. S. Texas, Will try and answer your kind let­ Choice 10c Care of Postmaster, New Yrok, N. Y. ter I received today. It found me the interest and there are new bargains you have not MMIM feeling fine. I hope that these few Every paper pattern in our stock will be sold for 10c. seen, Dr. H. M. Holcomhe, a former Ma­ lines will find you the same. We This is.for the purpose of dosing out the stock of paper Look Over the Remnant Table / son, physician who offered his ser- are having fine weather,' Just' like summer. • • » I haven't ridden a patterns. Everyone is new and up-to-date and the price horse in nearly four months. I am has been 16c, 20c and 25c. Come at once and pick regimental carpenter now. We are making all of the contomals twenty 'em out at only 10c each. feet longer. Then we build three^ Ladles' Everyone Should more contomols one for each regi­ ment. I got them papers all right Fleeced Vests and Pants and was glad to get some home news. Drink Hot Water It is not very o^ten that we get any Special! Choice 29o eaoh news out here. They have passed in the Morning an order that any one can re-enlist Regular 50c values and only a few left. They are for the period of one year, ^ In any 18-ineh Linen Weft Crasli real bargains if you are here early—29c each. branch of service that he wants to, Wash away all the ttomaeh, liver, When he gets his discharge he gets This is a beautiful toweling, washes up soft and fine. and bowel poiiona before 160 bonus and a furlough for 30 ' breakfast days. I don't know just what to do. Choloe 19o yard We had a minister speak here at the Fast Color Apron Checic Gingliams

To feel your best day in and dajTout', Y. M. O. A. and he was a good talker. y to feel clean Insldo; lib sour bile to He talked to us on the beer and wine Regular 25c quality, for ISc a yard coat your tongue and eicken your question, - As ever, your friend, breath or dull your head; no constipa-! / ALVIN HASTED Berkley No. 60, 36-inch tlon, bilious attacks, siclc headache, colds, rheumatism or gassy, add stom­ i«ii>lHiniii..|iH.n„«.,.rni.,„t,.„,„.,„„i„i„n„i„|ini,»,^ Bleached Muslin Cambric ach, you must bathe on the inside like Ribbcn Table you bathe outside. This is vastly more South Delhi t Important, because the skin pores do »ii>iii.i,inin,.in.n.i,mi,,„,„„„i,,,;,„»,,,„„,,„„,„,„^ Regular 35c quality ^ Only 25c yard Just full of bargains in odd pieces of ribbons and not absorb impurities into the blood, m while the bowel pores do, says a well- , The Jolly Bunch were entertained remnants. Very special for your choice. ' ^ known physician. , at the home of William Kellar last To keep these poisons and toxins Friday evening. Refreshments were 36-inch Brown Sheeting OnlylScyard ^:?:m weji flushed from the stomach, liver, served and a fine time enjoyed, by all. kidneys and bowels, drink before break­ • Miss Irene Palmer of Aurelius'is 14c a yard fast eachNday.'n glass of hot water working for Mrs, Chas. Parker. . 25c quality, for -m with a teaspoonful of limestone phos­ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pryor and phate in .it.:. This will cleanse, purify chlldrien visited at Henry Sheathelm's Does It Pay to Tracj^ |||iS | and freshen the entire alimeritarytrnct, near Dansvllle last. Thursday. - before putting :mpre;;''food.-into the Mr. James SommerVllle is serving 36-in(cliiBifacliefi Sheeting 'stomach,:'^-:;i.',-,^'fV'T;-.?;:;-.r'-^v:;' --.•., on Jury this term and CharJes-Loefi :• • Parkhurst's?;'ySi?iJ|§ Get a guartefspbund df,'-llmeatone fler is working for;John Sommerrille. ••,.-S;:-,0^^35c'qualityr^^ . ;•., 25c-a'.yard' -n phosphatesirom. your pha:rmaolst. It ' George W. PrypV visited.his moth- Just look over the prices on standard raerchandiset^^^v is inexpensivbt'and •.almost.'tastoless, ,er in^ Lansing recehtly;v! ; " ; • •. except a •sbur!sh,:,t\flngo .whlch.'is riot and your answer will be YES i .unpleasantvJ-'.Drihkv.phbsphntpfl" hot water eyeryAmonitngHo rid-;,your sys­ teclcwood 9>i4 Sheetlngs^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ tem- of; theiae'iVlld^P.olsonB'^hd -toxins; ! flbit ! COiTI(b also; to fpfi5,verit>*;thfelrI'formation..'"^^ •**l'*»t>">«'t*«t««f*«#ll»W»tltttin|ng|lt .-:;ai5,9 cents a yard : • To: feell^liliajyburiglplksifeel;:;^^ mmm : you felt.'.bef6re|your;l51oottt|ji;cr,vea atfd. •i;^Jacob Waggbner,>who:farmerty5ie- ; rausclesibecam6^teturale(V!iivlth:a^^ Bided ilfiere;' f biit • jhas i^beehJ living 'in ; ounuilation;6t:b«(lj^i;pb1soti8j^^^^^^ jtheiWeBt;;itoPv^6^i?i>sti^ft : tredtment5Snd?'abbse'j/all;!7i«5ot)dtv;w^ irlsiling^i^latlfesKand^ifribndB^hera'^^ % l:Aa;r0dapTatid^ii6tiiWater>act^ii\ti>tUb!^^^^ ''^bi^t(ai|Mr;|aiid; Mr s;;^Mllbani-i S^ iclean8)]ig,,:^wf>{itenlng^iuid^i^^^^ imtft^Tfiursdaipi^ :^meBfohe:'po)Mpl)lfojand}^^^^ :f:|Qreibl^WWte*-a«^*"'--**'i«S»*«**^fc^^ MMmM^ ^^"sv^^jf^j&i^^^ Page Eight INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH.^ THURSDAY, MARCH 20,1919.

when he retired from active work Beware of Counterfeits! and moved away. His son now owns the farm where he formerly lived. • WHAT IS THAT HIGHWAY AMENDMENT? j Some are Talcum Powder. .lames Hulotl. attended a Farmers OLD AGE STARTS Club meeting in Leslie Friday, 'I'lio Utile daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WITH YOUR KIDNEYS Governor A. E. Sleeper answers the questions • Frank Uedman died Monday a. m. Sclnnce nayn thnt old tipa lioplns wllh swallow of water, Tho oil Btlmulatoi Michigan Voters are asking in a categorical review of j She had been ailing for several w«>akonc(l kldnoya and dlgcatlvu orffaiia. tho kidney action and enables tb( weeks, organs to throw off the poisons which This boInK true, It is easy to bollo\^ cause premature old age. New life and the Good Roads proposition to be submitted to the I Mr. Cha.s. Saylor visited his father ttmt by Itecpintr tho Itlilnoya and il~ strength inoreibso as 'you continue th4 at St. J.oiins Ho.spital Monday. goBtivo organs cloanaod imd In proper treatment. When completely restored people at the Spring election, April 7. worUltiK onlur old JIK« can bo doforrod continue taking a capsule or two each Donald Thompson visited Kenneth and life proloriKed far beyOnd that en­ 1-Ioran Sunday. joyed by the average person, day. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap­ sules will keep you in health and vigoi (By Gov. A. E. Sleeper.) Mr. Saylor ha.s a brother visiting For over 200 years OOldl MRUAJJ and prevent a return of the dl.soiiae, him this week. Haarlem Oil liaa l)i!i>n rcllovlni? Ibo l>o not wait until old age or dlseaa( •i woaltneHHOs and dlaiiblllty duo to ftd- have settled down for Rood. Go to youi What Is the Good Roads proposal How is this ngured? Mr.'and Mr.s. Quimby of West vanchiff years.' U Is a ataiulard old- druKKlsl and got a box of GOMJ BUbniittod io the voters of Michigan at Holt visited at Sol. Schnopp's. tliiiu homo rPMiedy and needs no Inlro- MI-IDAfj Haarlem Oil Capsules, Money On the basis of $5,000,000 In bond? ducllbn. COM:) MRIJAF^ Ilaarltw Oil la refunded If they do not help you. Throe the Spring election April 7th? each year for a period of ten years. Mr, and Mrs, 0. Andrews visited Incloaod In odorless, tiisloleas capsules H\xnn, But remember to ask for the I An amendment to the constitution at Oruesbock and Thompson's Sun­ conlalnInK n.28 percent of it was lo.s't, while will bo determined by the trafho of tho mother and two daugiitera, and with with whole .oats, only 2.08 percent Why issue bonds? Why not raise present and tho needs of future devo- her splendid dramatic ability, gives wore lost. Of whole corn fed to money by a direct tax? lopment. SHINE each a distinct characterization, and yearlings. 10,77 percent of it passed if,Michigan Is to have the some $7,- at no time is one confused as to their How will the program help the labor IN EVERY Ihorugh tho digestive tract without 000,000 tho United States Oovernmont situation. identity. Several of the scenes re­ being assimilated. quire that one of the girls rescue the has set aside as-the Wolverine State's Half of every dollar spent will go to DROP" The conclusion reached by the ex­ portion o£ the Federal aid fund, we Aspirin is the trade m.irk of Tl.iyer Manufac­ BInck Silk Stovo Polish other one from a burning building. labor. Workmen, horses and equip­ ture of itoiioaceticaciUcstcr of Salicylicacid l.s itiKcrfiit. It (Inos not perimenters was that it always pays must match this sum, dollar for dollar. dry iHit; cun hi) UHUI! to the How this is accomplished is one of ment In the community whore the to grind grain for old stock, that it To do this by direct tax would Impose luHt drop; liquid ami l)iu4t« the wonderful secrets of photography work Is proceeding will have first call. Ask for and Insist Upon ono quiility; nlifloiiitciy no in which the La.s'ky studio abounds. sometimes pays to grind corn for too groat a burden for only a two witfltii; iiDiltifltnrdirt. You Will tho program help care for re­ gut your moiioy '0 wurth. yearlings, and that usually it does year period. By Issuing bonds, the "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin." Next Tuesday evening, March 25, not pay to grind corn or oats for money can be had, the roads built at turned soldier boys who are out uf Helen Gibson with a notable cast calves. employment and who have no regular will appear in another Bison feature, once and the burden ot the expense American Owned, Entirely. Black Silk " There was also a greater loss trades? "Captured Alive," With this show where corn and oats were fed mixed spread over a period ot twenty-five or will be another of the clover Lyons tilrty years. Yes. This Is the chief reason for 20 cent packago—Larger sizea also. Stove Polish to cows than when either was fed la not .i nsk forUlnckSilk. Ifitinn't We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward them help pay for themselves. It'a way departments that the work will tho l)cflt Btuvopnijflh you ever the dazzling new Universal slar, who for any case of Catarrh that cannot be liaud-your dealer will refund became world-known by her work lif cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. just like the deferred payment plan proceed without delay to help solve Mrs. E. J. Collins visited part of your money. "The Wildcat of Paris," will appear Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been taken on farm machinery. Another reason the problem of the unemployed. last week with her daughter, Mrs. Black Silk Stove Poliah in another five reel Bluebird feature, by catarrh sufferers for the past thlrty- is found In the fact that generations Why Is the U. S. Postofflca Depart­ Dwlght Laylln, near the Miller cor­ Works, Stcrlinn. lllinoii. flve years, and has become known as the tJso llUck Silk Air DryInK "Tho Brazen Beauty," The man­ to follow will have tho use and bene­ ment Interested in road development? ners, Iron ISnnmul .in (n'nte», n>K* moat reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall's .iKtiint. otovu-pipuH, and nulo* agement of the Pastime intend soon fits from these permanent highways. Tests of postal express service has Mrs. Louie Bouts is quite sick. moliilo tire ririm. rrevenla Catarrh Medicine acta thru the Blood on ruatini;. Try it, (.0 show a Bluebird or other first the MucuUB surfacoa, expellini? the Poi­ Why should they not help bear the demonstrated its superiority over rail, Her daughter of Eagle Is assisting class feature on each Tuesday even­ In caring for her. Use'Dliick .Silk Motol Pol. son from tho Blood and healing the dis­ burden? way mail even for long hauls and ex­ lab foreilverwlire,nlekul,tm- ing, as it appears to be a more popu­ eased portions. Mr. Delbert Felton of East Lan­ wnro or bniHfi. It worltfi ^im. •luiclily. easily and leaves a lar night. During tho coming sea­ After you have taken Hall's Catarrh What assurance has Michigan that periments on a large scale over im­ sing, formerly of this place, died brilllmit Burfuco, It hiix no Medicine for a short time you will see a proved highways have shown such re­ eiiuul for UBO on autoinobiiun, son they will present to Mason au­ Brent Improvement in your general it will receive $7,000,000 in Federal aid Friday and was burled Monday. He diences such stars as Monro Salis­ health. Start taking Halt's Catarrh Medi­ for road building? markable earnings that the depart­ owned a farm here and Jived here bury, Mae Murray, Priscilla Dean, cine at once and got rid ot catarrh. Send ment looks to the development of this from boyhood till a few years ago, Get a Can TODAY for testlmonlnls. free, Congress has appropriated $200,- Mary McLaren, Edith Roberts,. Car- *• F, .T, CHENET ft CO., Toledo, Ohio. 000,000 and President Wilson has ap­ service along eventually to put the niol Myers, Dorothy Phillips, and Sold by all Druggists, 7Ec. Postal Department upon a paying Prit/.i Burnetto, whom they will learn proved the bill. The United States to know and like. Department of Agriculture has conput. basis. Good Roads also are needed for ed Michigan's share of the now and motor feeders In connection with the Thursday, April 10, occurrs the development ot aerial mail service. first episode of the Big serial, "The "Micli.CrfRept" old Federal aid appropriation for tho Lure of the Circus." Commencing ensuing two years as $6,791,817.37- May women vote on the Amend­ with that date the Pastime theatre WHEAT—In answer to the ques­ Mlchlgan must provide a like amount. ment? will open on Thursday afternoons as tion, "Has wheat during February What If Michigan fails? Those who have registered. well as Saturday afternoons. suffered from any cause?" 19-3 cor­ The money then will be apportioned Who have Indorsed the project? On or about the first of April the respondents in the State aiTswer among other states and Michigan peo­ President Wilson, the United States Junior Class at the High School will "yes" and 146 "no;" In the southern ple, through their share of the burden Post Oflice Department, the United present a benefit performance of Les counties 123 an.swer "yes" and 69 of federal governmental expense wUl states Department of Agricultural, Miserablcs, being a dramatization of "no;" in the central counties 49 ans­ be helping other, more progressive Michigan's congressmen and United the famous classic by Victor Hugo, wer "yes" and 29 "no;" in the north­ states to build their highways, .Every person who is able to get to ern counties 19 answer "yes" and States senators, the Michigan Legis­ the theatre shauld make plans to see 37 "no" and in the Upper Peninsula Will there be more Federal aid for lature, State Association of Supervi­ tho big Government'fllm, "The Price 2 .answer "yes" and 11 "no." Snow road improvement In Michigan? sors, most of the Boards ot Supervi­ of Peace," which haS had such an cx- protected wheat in the State 6 days, Yes. The sum ot $7,000,000 tor the sors, State Federation of Womens' . tensive run in the East since Its re­ in tho southern counties 0.15, In the next two years Is just a beginning. Clubs, State Federation of Labor, tho cent release. The film Is part .of I central counties 4, in the northern 1'ho war has opened Uncle Sam's eyes governor, all state ofllcers, the Repub­ the publicity work for tho Victory , counties 15 and In the Upper Penln- Loan Campaign, and Is designated to to the need for Good Uoads. He re­ lican and Democratic parties, boards mf^M^rMm$ bula 24 days, during the month of cognizes his own responsibility in the of commerce in every city, - the Ro- rK-f^''i'S^^PWSr<^ - show everyone just where every cent February. ')••» "^ v^ .'•"-/•, of the money raised by Liberty Bonds development of highways sucii^ as won tarians, the farmer organizations, the «J •••• »••. , 1 -.^.x The average depth of snow on the war In Kiirope and made .ordinary W. S. S. and Thrift Stamps, and by February 15th In the State was 1.00, Klwanls clubs, automobile clubs, the donations to war work, was spent. in the souther ncounties 0.15, in the road trafllc the most important factor steam and Interurban railways, prac­ The film plays no stars, but is a pic­ central counties 0,27 of an. Inch, in in the up-bulldlng not only of the local tically all city, county and townshli) torial history of the war, and was the northern counties 2.86 and in the oommunlty, but the nation. ofllcers, the bench and bar ot Michi­ • produced with the co-operation of the Upper Peninsula 7.69 inches. On Where will the money bo spent? gan and practically, every prominent •A .War College, Signal Corps, Marine the 28th of February the average Under the new Federal aid appro­ Corps, Navy Photographic ' Division, man and woman in the state. depth of snow in the State was 2.02 priation measure, the application is ahii the Red Cross. This big show in the northern counties 5.08, in the Will road work under the provisions will appear some time before the 80 broad that it may be used on-any Upper Peninsula 11.43 inches, in the Michigan main market highway: ot the amendment affect the improve­ opening of the Loan Drive on April southern counties 0.52 and. in the ment anil maintenance operations on 20, the exact date being announced central counties 0.97 of an inch. . Who will be responsible for an eco­ other than main market highways? soon. , , nomical expenditure of the money? The total number of bushels" of Yes. It will inspire greater activi­ wheat marketed by farmers in Feb­ State Highway Commissioner Frank ties and leave more money to be spent CUT THIS OUT—IT 19 WOilTH ruary at 83 flouring mills is 61,751 ' F. Rogers. His work will be under in local communities for Uie develop­ MONEY The and at 54 elevators and to grain the supervision of the United States ment of feeder highways. The plan : DON'T MISS THIS—Cut out this dealers 41,562 or a total of 103,313 Department of Agriculture. bushels. Of this, amount 83,807 Involves increaucU-state rewards both, Greatest Name slip, enclose with 6c to Foley ft Co., Will there be a largo portion devot­ tor construction and maintenance. 2836 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., bushels were marketed' in the. south­ ed to fancy salaries and overhead ad. tn Goody-Land vrltlng your 'name and' address ern four tiers of counties, 14,961 in . ministrative expenses? Are improved highways worth tho the central countteS'ahd 4, 546 in the .clearly. You will receive In return No. The State Highway Department Investment? w^i aMrlal package containing Foley's northern counties.and Upper Penin­ A whole volume might be written on 'Honey, and Tar Compound, for sula. The,estimated total number has a record extending over;a long of bushels of wheat marketed iii the term of years for having spent loss the direct benefits to be derived from coughs, colds and croup. Foley Kid­ highway Improvement. They increase ney Pills and Foley Cathartic seven months, August-Fbruary is 4,- than four per cent of its appropriation TabletRv 'Sold by Longyeair Bros.- 40,0,000. One hundred and iave mlll» in administrative or overhead expen­ ttie land valuations not only on proper, ah^X. H.'Harrison, druggists. .MAR e]ey.pto,r8 and grain dealers report no ses. With a larger volume of work, ty abutting, the highway, but at soma wheat purchased from ° farmers in' this will ba decreased to three per distances removed They cut the cost February. , cent or leiB. Compare .this witht^on- and time, required Jor all hauling. ; Tlie average condition of live stock ty-tour per cent in New York and. con- They ihean a railroad to the farmer'ii PUT CREAM IMJbSE in the State Is reported as fallows: ' •ldor;tpr a moment that no other state door. They mean reduced cost of liv­ Horses and'swine 96, cattle 94 and ing. They'meani better living condi^ i5riNiy$T0P CATARRH sheep. 07. attempts t6 do the work for less than ten pisr cent tions. They -improve , the physipai, The moral, spiritual and educational condl* -;tdlii'.H«nr'f»;t)pM'..., »«i«MMil*«« onrUl the whol* ol the $60,000,000 rlaraest- :;;: tritaaBdEiidHMd Uu. f Maple Corneni f maximum In iroad bon^s eiyer be i>> tions; . They,will; bring, Into Jklichigaii adilitional.'resiort and tourist trade evr, selllna iiuffl •utdT ::•"••;•...._. ery year, sulBclent to cover the antira :lii/tbe;;world na^ '•{•^tMiiili HM iBla/f^nommtik ' Your MA^LE CORNERS v U Yii, bttf'not'uniler ten yean. The Bute Highway Department hai «ni:. cost-many 'times'over! ^ They prdvlda liraily: hat to have M %ar dopdimtifih will'ojm^ TK air i-W-f; W. «l«ch -WM in KsUmaioo, {nooBoed that It wiU' be impractleable labor for unemployed nien, Jeams and la8t^'-S*turt»y/;.i-ivv,-.v^-:i^..,.';i ;,.'•<••• ••:•.•..'•, eauipmentjh,every, ooramunity. By a packase worthy ;^;:«ti'biMtM:frMlv.:;.r.K(>^n^ - to use more than $6,600,000 In Koy one euttliig tha' tlnie: eiamantvin'^travel by of Its contfhtv J'ern Mlxter of Witiiamatbn spent: ,:yiM.:r'-^' .•'^'l.'••r••::::••^^'-•y^,^•••,^•v.:^ -'-'--^-'•- ••'-• '''^'«o^>fcinrklag^;:intffling;Sunda y with her obusin,;ifarth* Por- roadj they reduce'the slie. of the atata J K^^tkeyMnandment^U ratlfled,};miti!t to 'less thaii bite-faalt and bring the: : 8d iookitbr ; RobH: KeGowan*^ stiii^rlM^irt; lut taraiera twb-thlrda' nearerjtha banters rl'!••;'-•: •ifiP*''! •;\bt?dr»i*i)3iio;'-*—"•' «Md«^lght;";it^lni;the evening J^;;'pppjUikft(liin.v T^ x$an the df:thiii llth-birtbdar. .<. R«;WM pre^ Nor , Tliara i^wUl be no ; tatarett my-/or:SUia; npldA^ J .liOBtU Jt^Ada abtnally/^aini)^ lriuiv::iwri!i>ivP^ .•l»tt»:'fMMiii;?nfiwmd'f«i!WBi: i| sStSfi^ gn^p^^pllglfe M>tl «lf 1^ mmt^ii l INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH., THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1919. Page Nine

Dimonrtalc. Mis.s Bernice Boody at IIBARINO CLAIMS URISTOIr-JUI.Y 8 APPT, OF ADMB. POTTER—MAR 28 ORDER OF PUBLICATION Business Cards. Maple Corners the Dew Drop Inn last week, return­ State of MichlKan, The Probate Court for State of MIchlRan. The Probate Court for State of MIchlRan. Tlilrtieth Judicial Court t I tho County of InKh»m. the County of InRham. In Chancery, ing to their home Saturday. In tho Matter of the Estate of GEORGE W. At a session of said Court, held at the Pro­ Suit penillnR in tho Circuit Court for the ^ A'1T0IINE¥8^ A number from this vicinity at­ nitlSTOh, Deceased, bate onice In tho City of Mason, in said Coun­ III Chancery, Mrs. Alma Goetss is. slaying at ty, on tlie 1st day of March. A. D. 1919. State of MichlRan. Thirtieth Judicial Circuit A. A. UEKGMAN, Attorney and CounMlot tended the farewell dance at George Notice la hereby Riven that four months nl l.»w, Mamn, Michigan, Claro Uayniond's in Wliite Oak, lielp- Hlirs last Wednesday night. from the 6th day of March, A. 0. 1910, have Present! Hon, 1-., II. McAUTIIUR, JudRO of County of InRham, In Chancery, in the City Mrs. Raymond. l)een allowed for creditors to present their Probate, of Mason, in said county on the !lrd day of claims at?alnst said deceased to said court for In the Matter of tho Kslate of WILLIS K. Fehruary A, D, 1010. l)K. JOS. S. liAWLISY There was no sciiool in the Meach CNandnation and adjustment, and that all POTTER. Doceaaed. CLIFFORD J. PALMER, and DENTIST Lawrence Block. district one day last week nor Tues­ NO'JiCIO or UIO-LI'OTINO OF creditors of said deceased are required to pre­ II, .1. Potter havioR flled In said court his Hona T, Palmer, Piaintiirs, IHtAIN COXTKACT sent their claims to said court, at tho probate IMititinn prnyhiR that tho administration of vs. day, as tlie teacher, Uay Brenner was UDMUND 11. HALEY or his virrmuNAiiY sick. Notice Is hereby given, that I, olllce. In the City of Mason, In said County, on said estate be Rranted to himaulf, or to some George Graham, County Drain Com­ or iMjforo tho 8tb day of .July, A, D, lOlll, and other suitable person ; unknown heirs, lievisccs, UK. 0. W. WARD. Veterinary physician and Don Maher of Wlllamston spent that said claims will lie hoard by said court It Is Ordered, That the 28tli day of March, loRatecs and asslRUS, Defendants. •iirRoon, Mason, MichlRan. Both phonua, hist Friday night with Fred Culver. missioner of the County of Ingham, on tho flih day of ,Iuly, A. D, 1919, at ten A. I), 1919, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at On readinR tho Mill of Complaint duly veri- Culls promptly answered nlRlit and day. 8 fied, now on file in this cause, from which It Margaret Travcr spent Sunday at State of Michigan, will, on the 29th o'clock in the forenoon. said Probate Olllce, bo nnd is hereby appointed day of March, A. D. 1919, at the Dated March 8th, A. D. 1910. for hoarinK said iwtition ; appears that it is not known, and that the DR. GEORGE C. MOUDY, , Veterinary 8ur* her homo hero. rcsirtonco of Daniel B, Coolidge, on h. H. McAmilUIl, It Is Further Ordered. That public notice plaintilTs have lieen unable, after diliRont geon. Office and reitdence corner A and Ask lhv.l, JudKe of Probate, thereof lie Riven by publication of H copy of search and imiulry, to ascertain whether tho streets. Mason, Michigan. Gilbert Putman has a new Ford .section .1], Township of Lansing, defendant, Eiimund II. Haley, Is living or louring car. this order, for three successive weeks previous County of Ingham, at ten o'clock in MOHTGAGE SALK to said day of licarinR, In tlie InRham County dead, or where he may reside It livinR, or OITICIAN Mrs. Walter 0rover and daughters, News, II newspaper printed and circulated in whether his title, interest, claim, or posiible the forenoon of said day, proceed to Defnult havlnt? iKcnmade In tho conditions said county, rlRlit has been by him assigned to any otiier Beatrice and Bornice, visited in Lan­ of a certain Itcal Katatc MortitaKe, whereby O. S. RUSH, Optomotriit and Optician. re-let the undnishod work or portion U B. McARTHUR, lierson or iicrsons, or if dead whether he has sing over Sunday. the power of sale therein contained, became personal repreaentntivcs or heirs living, or of a certain drain known and desig­ operative, made by John Tl, West and Mina A true copy, .ludgo of probate. nated as the Smedley-Coolidge Drain C. A, CLINTON, RoRister of Probate, 10w4 where they or some of them reside or whether FARMERS' MUTUAL E, West, husband and wife of the Township such title, interest, claim, or possible rlRlit r^ the Township of Lansing, in said of InKlinm, County of InRham and State of riRB INSURANCB COMPANY OP INfr has lieen disposed of by his will. ham county. Safest, cheapeit, best. For i Pray Neighborhood | County, which said drain was here­ MicblKiin, to Ilewitt C. Corwin of the same OKDF.K OF PUBLICATION Therefore, upon motion ot Gardner & Hooil, place and dated the twenty-third day of De­ Information write to F. H. Field, aecretsry. tofore let to J. W. Sanderson on the Stale of Micbixan. Tho Circuit Court For attorneys for tho plaintilTs it is ordered that Mason. Frank Sniey, Pres., Mason. Offlee cember, A. D. 191.'), and recorded in the office said Edmund II .Haley, or his unknown heirs, 28th (lay of January, A. D. 19J6, and of the RcKlsler of Deeds for the County of The County of InRham, In Chancery. on third floor of court honse. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Boody of CARRIE HART, PInintlft, devisees, representatives and assigns enter the contract for whicli has been de­ Inttham, State of Michlitnn on the twenty- their appcarunco in said cause within tliroe Katon Kapids visited their sister, third day of Decemlicr, A, D, 1013, In Liber vs. AUCTIONEERS clared forfeited. JOHN L. HART, Defendant. months from the date ot this order and that Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Redfleld, nephew, 1(17 of mortRaRes on page GO and said mort- Suit iwrnlinic in the Circuit Court for Init- tho plaintilTs cause this order to lie publislied HENRY KURTZ, expert auctioneer, S^fec Mr, and Mrs. Henry Redfleld, daugh­ The further construction and the RnRO was on the fourth day of October, A. D. In the InRham County Ncwa, such publication completion of said drain shall be in lOin; nsslRncd to Fred D, Corwin of the Town­ ham County, in Chancery, tliis 10th day of tinn guaranteed. Addrcia Leslie Park, Lan> ters, Mr .and Mrs, Myrl Venton of February, A, D. 1919, In be continued once in each week for six sing, Citizens phono. ship of InRham, County of InRhiim nnd State weeks in succession. accordance with the diagram now on of MichlRnn. B\ld ass'Rnniont IwinK recorded In this cause it npiicarinif from nflldnvit of (lie with the other papers pertaining in the ReRistcr of Deeils nllice In the said the pinlntiir, that the defendant, John L, HOWARD WIEST. Hart, is a resident of the City of Lanslnur, GARDNER & HOOD, Circuit Judge. FRANK ROBACK, Goncral Auctioneer. Priea APPT. OK ADMK. WARFIEI.!)—APR 11 to said drain. In my olllce as such County of InRham and .State of MIchlRan on reasonable. Sntistactlon guartnteed. Phone tho seventeenth day of April, A. D. 191G, in in this state of MIchlRan, hut is absent from Atty's for PlaintilTs. .Stuto of Micliiiffin. The I'robiito Court for County Drain ConimiRsioner of the Dusinoss Address, WllliRmatnn 42 2L 2S. P. 0. Okemos, R. R. I the County of InKhiim I.iber ion on paRo 1(10; and whereas It was or concealed within this State, and in absent County of Ingliam, to which refer­ aRroed in said mortRnRO, should any default from his place of residence, process for hia Lansing, Michigan, At n HCHHifln of niilil Court, held at the Pro- npiiearnnce hnviuR licen duly Issued nnd could The nlmvo cause is to quiet title ot tho fol­ C. W. CLARK, General Auctioneer, both hntc Onice In the City of Mniwii, In BHUI Co\in- ence may bo had by all the parties lie uuide in tho pnymont of the Interest or nny phones, Maaon, Michigan, ty, on the JUh diiy of Mnrch, A. I). 11119. interested. part thereof, on any day. whereon the same not IH) learned for that reason, on motion of lowing real ostjite, situated nnd lieing in the PrcBcnt: Hon. L. II. McAUTIIUR, .TUCIKO of Is to bo made payable as In said mortRaice Jason E, Nichols, plnlntlU's attorney. Township of Vevay, Ingham County, Michigan ! Contracts for construction will bo It Is Ordered, That the defendant enter his Ileginning at the Southeast corner of the P. G, STEVES, general auctioneer. Satlafaetloa Vrol)ntc, e^prrssiid nnd should tho same remain unpaid guaranteed. Mason Mich. Bell phona tU 2L2I In th(! Mutter of the E«tale of IlENUY ,1. made with the lowest responsible annt whoro the Circuit Court for said County is this order, for three sucessive weeks previous A true copy. JiidRO of Prohnle. hold), said lUisiRneo of aaiii morlRaRee, by C. A. CLINTON, RoRlRter oC Prohato. lOw.l said prolmto office, he ami la horehy appointed per annum payable twice a year. to said day ot heariuR, in tlio InRham County for lionrliiR snld petition, nnd thnt the next: virtue of the power of sal.e containod In said News, a newspaper printed nnd circulated in mortRaRo and In pursuance of tho statute in of kin of nniil minor nnd all persons interested said county, APPT. OF ADSl'R. SAWVEH—MAR 21 in snid eatnto appear hefiiro anid co'urt, such case mniio and in-ovideii, will sell at L. n. McARTHUR, pulilic auction to tlie hiRhest liliiilor on tho Stale nt MichlRan. 'I'ho Prohato Court for nt aniii time and place, to ahow cnuso A true copy. JIUIRO of Probate. tho County of TnRhnm. why a llconso to soli tho Intoreal of aald eatnto- Capitol foreclosure of said mortRnRO, tho promises C. A, CLINTON, RoRistor of Probnle. Ow.r doscrihed therein, to .satisfy tlie amount due At a session of said Cniirl, hiiM at the Pro­ in anid ronl eatnto should not ho Rrnnted; thereon at the time of the sale, tORethor with hate Onico in Iho City of Mason, in siilil Cnun- H la Kurlhor Ordered, 'I'hnt pulilic notice an attorney fee, provided for in said morl- FINAL ACCOUNT SWAN—APRIL 1 ty, onthe 'iJst day of Foliniaryi A. D. 1010. theroot lio RIVOU by publication nt a copy ot Savings and Loan Ass'n. KMRo and oilier IcRal costs, that Is to say, Present; Hon. L. 11. McARTHUR, JudHO ot Uiln order, for thro successive weeks previous State of MichlRan, The Prohato Court tor T'rolialo. the Southwest one-(piartur ('/() of section llio County of InRham, lo aniil day of iionrinR, in tlio InKlmni County Lansing, Mich. miinher liflcen (Ifi) in Township two (2) Ill the Matter of tho Estalo of KDCAU A. News, a aowapapcr printed and circulalod in At a sesulnii of siiUl Court, hold at the Pro­ SAWYER, Decoasod. said county, North oC UanRO one (1) Kast, (InRhani) In bate Ollico in tlio City of Mrt»on, in said Coun­ tho Comity of InRham and State of Miehinan. Sarah 1. Sawyer havinR filod in snld court L. n. McAUTIIUR, ty, on tlio J nil, day of March, A. D. 1919. hor iioUtion pniying that tho administrntion of C. A. Clinton, Agent, Mason Dated at Mason, MIchlRan, this thirteenth Present; lion, L. I!, McARTHUR, .ludRO ot A true copy, JUIIRO of Prohate. day of March, A, D. 1919. snld estalo he Krnnteil to-lierseit or to some C. A. CLINTON, RoRlator ot Doods, Owl Probate. otlior sultahlo person. K. A. DENSMOUE, in tho Matter ot the EstUlo ot MAUYfeLlN It Is Ordered, That the 21rtt dny of March LICENSE TO SELL HEMANS—MAR 21 nuaincas Addrena, Attorney for asslRneo, SWAN, Decoasod, A. D. 1019, at ton o'clock In the forenoon, at Mason, MichlRan. Uwl.1, lloyle Swan havinR filed in said court his said Probate Office, ho nnd is hereby appointed Slate ot MichlRan. Probnto Court for tlio final administration account, nnd his petiton for hearinR said petition ; County ot InRham. APPr. OF ADMR. S. L. WARFIELD APR 11 praylnR for the allowance thereof, and for tho It Is Further Ordered, That public notice At a sosaion ot said Court, held at the Pro­ State of MichlRan. The Probate Court for nsHlRnment and distribution of tlie residue ot thereof lie RIVOP by publication of a copy of bate Office in tho City ot Mason, in said Coun­ the County of InRham. said estate. Ibis order, for three Buccoasivo weeks previous ty, on the lilst day of January, A, D. 1910. At a session of said Court, held at tlie Pro- It Is Ordered, That tho •tth day ot April, to said day of liearlnR, In the Ingham County Present! Hon. L ,B. McARTHUR, Judge of Why Do We Pay 5% on Savings? liat« Office, in tiie city of Mason, in said Coun­ A, D, 1010, at ton o'clock In tho forenoon, at News, a newspaper printed and circulated In Probate. ty, on the 14th day of Mnrch A. D, 1919. said Probate Office Iw nnd is hereby appointed said County. In the Matter ot tho Estate ot FRANCES L. Because we are a Savings Institution that is conductetedd on ththee ^^ Present; Hon, L, B, McARTHUR, JiidRe ot for cxaminlnR and allowing anid account and L, B. McARTHUR, IIEMANS, Deceased. Proflt Sharing Plan. Probate. hearinR said petition i A true copy. Judge of Probate. Gertrude M. Grotton having filod in said In the Matter of the Estate of SARAH L, It Is Further Ordered, That public notice C. A, CLINTON, Register of Prohntc, 8w4 court her iietition, praying tor license to sell ASK FOR OUK BOOlUiET lilXPLANINO OUR FOUR WARFIELD, Deceased. thereof bo Riven by publication of n copy of tho Interest ot said estate In certain real estate this order, (or three lucceisive weeks previous therein describodi SAVING FLANS. EuRene J. Warfiold havinR filed in said court ORDER OP PUBLICATION his iietltlon praylnR that tho admlnlstraton of to said day of hcnrinic In tho Ingham County It is Ordered, That the 2lBt dny ot March Resources $3,800,000 EstAblished 1880 said estate lie Rrnnt«d to Frank Warfiold, or News, a ncwspaiicr printed nnil circulated in 'State ot MInhlgan. The Circuit Court tor A. D. 1010, nt ten o'clock in the forenoon, at Under Stnto Suporvisiou to some other suitable (lerson ; said county. the County of Ingham in Chancery, said probate office be and Is hereby appointed It Is Ordered, That tho 11th day of April, L, B, MeARTIlUR, THE DOTROIT TRUST COMPANY, tor hearing said petition, and thnt all poraona A. D, 1019, at ten o'clock In tho forenoon, at A true copy. Judge of Probnto. as tho executor of the Inst will Interested In said estate appear before anid said Probate Office, be nnd is hereby appointed C. A, CLINTON, Register ot Probate, llwl and testament ot James Henry Ci,urt, at aald time nnd place, tb show cauao SIhe ^atiowql SCoan Si for hcarlUR said iietition; MooroB, deceased, PlnlntifiT, why a liccnHo to sell the interest ot said estato ^ vs. in snld real estate sliould not bo granted i It Is Further Ordered, That public notice LICENSE TO SELL COREY—APRIL 4 tiiereof be Riven by publication of a copy of CHARLES K. B, NEVIN, FRANK It Is Further Ordered, That public notice Kwuggtmgnt jjCompatty State of Michigan; The Probate Court tor NEVIN nnd NORBIN NEVIN, thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for throe successive weeks previous tho County of Ingham. to said day of hearinR, in the Ingham County Defendants, this order, for three successive weeks prevloua 420 Farwell BIdg., Detroit.! News, a newspaper printed and circulated In At a acasion of said Court, liold at the Pro­ .Suit pending In the Circuit CoT-t for' Ing­ to said dny of hearing, In tho Ingham County bate Office in tlio City of Mason, in said Coun­ ham County, in Chancery, on tho 17tli day News, a newspaper printed and circulated in F. K. Field, Mason. D. S. Grimes, Stockbrldge. said county, ty, on the nth day ot Mnrch A, D, 1010, ^ F. K. Field, Mason. L. n. McARTHUR, of February 101 i). said county, ^1 ^linrlei Present! Hon, L, B. McARTHUR, Judge ot It appearing to this court by affidavit on. file L. B, McARTHUR, :?liar1es W. Ronloy, WiUlmnston A true copy, JUIIRO of Probate. Probate, C. A, CLINTON, RoRister of Probate, 12W'l herein, that it cannot be nscertninod in what A true copy. Judpo nf Piobnfe In the Matter ot tho Eatnto of JENNIE S. state or country tho defendant, Chnrlos K. B. C. A. CLINTON, Rogiatcr ot rrnhae Owt COREY, Deceased. PROBATE OF WILL JENNING»-APK II Novin, Frank Ncvin and Norbin Nevin reside G. L, Peck having filod in aald court his nnd It also nppcnring from tho Bill of Com­ State of- MichlRan, Tho Probate Court for Iietltlon praying for llconso to sell the Interest plaint flled In this cauae, tliat the plaintlft DETER. OF HEIRS. SF.K Mi—M-VR 21 the County ot InRham. ot said estate in certain real estate therein does not know nnd tins Iicon unable after dili­ State of Michigan. Tlje Prol.iile Court for At n session of said Court, held at the Pro­ described. gent search nnd Inquiry to ascertain tho names tho County ot Ingham. bate Office In tho City of Mason, in inid Coun­ It la Ordered, That the -Ith day of April, ot tho persona who are Included as detendonta At a session of said court, hold nt tlio Pro­ ty, on the Hth day ot March, A. D, 1019. A. D, 1010, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at therein without being named, on motion ot bate Office in tlio city ot Maaon, In s'lld coun­ Present: Hon. L. B. McARTHUR, JudRo of said probilta office, bo nnd is hereby appointed C. P, & E. T, Hammond, iilaintilt's attorneys, ty, on the 2lith day ot February A, D. 1919. FARM LOANS Probate. tor hearing snld iietition, and that all persons it Is ordered that said defendants cause their Present! Hon. L. B, McARTHUR, Judge of In the Matter of tho Estate of ISAAC R. interested In aald estate appoor before aald appearance to ho entered herein within three Probnto. UNCLE SAM Wants to Loan You Money, Farmers. JENNINGS, Deceased. court, at said time and place, to show cauae months from this date and cause their anawor In the Matter of tho Estate of CAROLINE Sarnh JennlnRS havlne flled In laid court why a llcenae to aetl the intcreat ot said estate to the plolntlfCa bill to be filed and a copy SEELEY, Deceased. He gives ybii jonK time and low interest. her iwtltlon nraylnif that a certain Instrument in aald real estate should not be granted: aervcd on said attorneys within twenty days Nelaon N. Rouao having filed in aald court in writing, purportlnit to be the lait will and It Is Further Ordered, That public notice after service on them ot a copy ot aald bill hia petition praying that aald court adjudicate By paying only $6.90 each year on each $100 borrowed you pay testament ot said- deceaaed, now on flie In Hid thereof be given by publication ot a copy of and a notice ot thia order, and that In default and determine who were at the time ot her court be admitted to probate, and that the this order, for three successive weeks previous thereat said bill be taken as confeaaed by said death the legal heirs o( aald dcceaaed and en­ your loan in full iii 34 years. admlnlitratlon of laid eitate be granted to to said day o( hearing. In the Ingham County defendants, ' titled to inherit the rcol eatato o( which said Martha Jennihgi or to lome other lultablo News a newspaper printed and circulated In It Is Further Ordered, That within twenty deceased died aelsed. You can pay the whole or any iMirt of same at any time after perion,''"'' " said countyl days hereafter, aald plaintiff cauae'a notice of It la Ordered, That the 2Ut day of March, It Ii Ordered, That the llth day of April, • • > h. B..McARTHUR, this order to big published In' the Ingham Coun­ A. D. 1019, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at five years.''. A. D. 1919, at ten o'eloek In the forenoon, at A true copy. Judge ot Probate. ty News, ^a newspsper printed In sold county, said probate office, be and Is hereby appointed •aid probata offlee, be and It hereby appointed C. A. CLINTON, Register of Probate. Uw4 and that such publication be continued there­ for hearing said petition; (or hearins'Mid petition';' ' in at least once In each week for alx weeka It Is Further Ordered'That public notic* Sp9 F> S. PORtER, Seo^-treas^y _It I* Further Ordtnd,'That piiblle notice LICENSE; TO SELL, SWAN—APRIL 4 In auceesslon, or that It cause a copy of this theieof be given by publication ot a copy of thereof be liven by publication of • copy of order to be personally served on said defend- this order, for three successive weeks pteviona Ingham Naiional Farm lloanAMOoiatloh thli order, for three fucceitlve weeki pievloui Steto of Michigan. The Probate Court for ante at least twenty days before tha time pra- to said day ot hearing. In the Ingham County to told day of hearing. In the Ingham County the County ot Ingham. ' " aerlbed for such appearance. News, a newspaper printed and. circulated In Capital l^tional Bank Bulidinj^ At a Nsslo'n ot said Court'held at the Pro­ Newi, a newipaper printed and circulated In CHARLES B. COLLINGWOOD, said county. . •old county, , . i.,.( • • bate Offlee in. the City of Maaon, In aald Coun- L. B. McARTHUR. Lanshig^ Michigan ty, on the 8rd day ot March, A, D. 1919. 0. v.* B. T. HAMMOND, Circuit Judge. L. B. McARTHUR, Plaintiff's Attorneys,' ' A true copy. Judge of Probate. A true copy. Judge of Probate. Praaantt Hon. L. B. McARTHUR, Judge of G. A. CLINTON. Register of Probate. 9w4 Probate. 'Business Address, Lansing, Mich. C. A. OLINTON, Regiiter of Probate. 12w4 NOTICE; The fongoing suit Involves the' In the'Matter ot tha Estate ot CHARLES title to landa described sat tote'twenty.«lght NOnCB OP MKBTINO H. SWAN, Deeessed. . (28)'and twenty-nine'(20),' block nine (9) of DETER. OF HEIRS BROWN—MAR 18 William F. Potter having flled In said court the Lansing Improvement Company's Addition State ot Michigan. The Probate Court tor Ta wheM it May ecncerai his petition, praying for license to aell %he Be It known that on the 8th day of March to the City of Lansing, Ingham County, State the County ot Ingham. Intereat ot said estate In certain real eitate of Michigan, and Is brought to quiet plalntlff'a At a session of said court, held at the Pro­ A. D. 1919. ah application wo* flled with therein described. George Graham, County Drain Commlitioner title thereto. bate Office In the city ot Mason, In said coun­ It Is Ordered,. That the 4th day ot April, 0. F. * B. T. HAMMOND, ty, on-the 1st day ot March, A D 1019 American Savings Bank of the County of Ingham for th* locating and A. D. 1919, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at Attomeya tor Plaintiff, Present) Hon. L. B. McARTHUR. Judge of eitabllihing of • eeilaln drain, which lald ssld'Probate office, be'and la hereby appointed Probate. . "• ^ drain woi deaeribed In lald application M 8-w7 Business Address, Lanaing, Mich. tor hearing said petition, and that all persons In the Matter of the Estate ot JOHN 0. followa, to>wlt: Interssted In said estate appear before aald OF UNSINQ Commencing at the lower tarmnua thereof ORDER OF PUBLICA'nON BROWN. Deceased. court, at aald time and place, to ahow cauae . Martha M, Wauvie havng flled In said court In the Hancock County Drain, at « point why a license to sell the Interest of sold estate State of Michigan. Tha Circuit Court for about 20 rodi N of the B and W ^ line of the County ot Ingham In Chancery. her petition praying that ssid court adjudicate In sold rsal estate should not be granted: and determine who were at the time ot Ma •eetlon St. Delhi Township, thence W to the It Is Further Ordered, That public notlee HELEN GIROINSKL Plaintiff, W line of said iecUon St. thtnce SW'ly to the death the legal heirs of said deeessed and an- thereof be given by publication ot « copy of titled to Inherit the real estate of which saM B and W M Una of. leotion S«. at a point this order, tor three suceetslva weeks previous FRANK OIRGINSKL'Defendant. about 40 roda W uf t>ie E line of said aeetian. Suit pending In Circuit Court for the Coun­ deceased died seised. to said day of hearing, In the Ingham County It Is Ordered. That the 28th day ot March thence W about.lO'roda,,thence S'ly to tlu S Mews, a newspaper printed and' circulated In ty of Ingham. In Chancery, at the City ot :P^yi:4 line of section 2« at a point about 10 rod* W Lansing In said county on the thirteenth day A. D.1919. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at aald county. said probate office, be and is hereby appointed ot the SB, comer' of aold isetlon, tbenca S'ly . L.. B. McARTHUR, of February, 1919 . to the upper tormlnui of said Main Drain In this cause It appearing from affidavit on for hearing aald petition; at a point about.ts rods 8 and 10 tods W of A true copy. Judge of Probate. It la Further Ordered, That public nottea 0,iAi CLINTON, Reglater of Probate. Itw4 flIe, that-the defendant. Frank GIrglnskI Is Oh Savlni^s Depoiiits the MB comer of aaetlon'at. not a resident ot this State, but Is a resident thereof he given by publication of a copy el With a branch to the Main Drain, eommenc of Lakeland, In tha County of Bartow, State this order, for three successive weeks prsvlooa tng In the line thereof, at a point about 8 PROBATE OP WILL , BROOKS—APR 4 ot Florida. to said day ot hearing; In tha Ingham Coantr Mews, a newspisper printed and circulated In t-''l rods N and 80 roda W of the MB comer of - State of Michigan. . Tha Probate Court tor On motion of J. A. Bolce, attorney tor the sald'seetlon U, thane* E about tS rods, thenee tha County of Ingham. plaintiff. It la ordered that the aald non-real- said county. '. <• SB'lyto the-upper terminus at a point about At a sssslon of aald court, hstd at the Pro­ dent defendant, Frank GIrglnskI, causa hIa . ^ L. B. McARTHUR, SO^ndi 8 and 2 rods.B of th*NW"••» «' fwbate. l^tI!PIOO.|HI^^^^ J^ ssetlon..M, :,• , -••.•• ty,' on the 8th day of March, A. D. 1911. ^ . three, months fromVtha date of this order, and 0. A. CLINTON, .Register of Probate. IM With another brancli 'to the iMatn Drain; ;Prsssnt, Hon. L. B. McARTHUR, Judge ot In eaaa of his appearance; ha eauss'his answer commencing In' the IliM' thereof, at a point Probate. to the plalnUff'a bill of complaint to be flled COMB. MEETING: McCURDT—JUNB M about to rodt' W an^ Ml rods N of the E % ,;in the Matter of tha' Estate ot ELIJAH and a copy tharaot be served on uld attemey ; state pg MIehlgan. The Probate Court for post. of the ME<4 of saetton U, thene*. K BROOKS, Dseaaasd. '• , ' tor the. ptalnUff #lthln IS days after aarvtea the County of.Ingham.. ';e^::.:; ;•V^vf'; about to-roda't* th« upper-terminus thaNot. > Edith M. Brooks having AM In said court oh'aald non-realdant o(;thla otdar, and that In Thjrt said drainVwill travsna the'townihlp ot kkr petition praying that a eartain Instrnmsnt default tharaot; saM'^blll bai taken.u.aonfesasd McCURDY,-Daeaaaad.' > , " a '.Delhi.'-''"' ..•;.••,,.,..,.;_•.„.',,•_• la|writlng, purportlBg'to ba the laat.wlll and by said non-raaldantdafendant;'':-'; ''^''•'"-' Having been appointed; commtsslonara to !•• •Hm^ "•:M^^ :2^B* lt!tollMr;;lmwlMtlMr.;or;Mt;tlM MM pNpbia4>4raiB,la A.'' 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April Records Sacred, Classical, Popular and Now On Dance < Sale Music A COLUMBIA to Meet Every Taste to Fit Every Purse Is yours one of the homes without music? Are there times when everything seems to drag in the home life? Neighbors and friends are in for the evening, conversation lags and you wish you could offer some kind of entertainment. It's music that's lacking—the one thing that will do more than any other to keep the family at home, attract others to your home, keep everyone cheerful and happy. There's really no excuse for any home to be without a Columbia. There's a Columbia to suit every taste and a size to fit every purse APRIL RECORDS GO O TODAY Hear Rosa Ponselle sing ''Good Bye^'—49530

OU'l' OF THE EAST, (Oriental Fox- IMEMOltlES OF *EAST1.;U. Part :i; MADEI;ON (I'LL BE TRUE TO THIO GOOn-BYli;! (ToHti.) Uosa PoiiBollc. GRENADIERS OF SARDINIA. March WHOLE REGIMENT.) (Robert.) Soprano solo. Oi'cliostrii accoin- (Manento.) Italian Grenadiers trot.) (Rosoy.) Earl Fuller's (Robert Hood Bowers.) j\Iarie Band under the direction of Giu­ Novelty Orchestra. Morrisey- and Columljia Stellar Medley One-step.) Introducing (1) paiiinionL Single disc, 12-incli, Quartette. Contralto and male "Coniprenz-vous Papa," Lawrence. ?.1..50. •105C0. seppe Manente, SINGAPORE. (Gilhert and Friod- voices. Orclicsti'a accompinnicnt. (2) "Cotton Hollow Harmony," HYMN OF MAMELI, (Novaro.) Ital­ laiid.) (Medley Fox-trot. ) Intro­ (Whiting.) Columbia Baud and LADY OF THE LAKR. Contra Banco ian Grenadiers Band under the di­ ducing "While You're Away." 1M.EM0RII3S OF EASTER. Part two. Peerless Quartette. Inlrodncinb' (D "Turlcoy in (he rection of Guscppe Manente. 10-in. (Gilbert and Fricdland.) Earl Ful­ (l^iobert Hood BOWGI'S.) Marie SI raw." (2) McLeod's Heel. (;i) Sfjc. A 2085. ler's Rector Novelty Orchestra. 10- Morrisey and Columbia • Stellar IN THE LAND OF BEGINNING ArUansa.s Traveler. i\) McDon- Quartette. Contralto and male AGAIN. (Meyer.) (Medley Fo.x- inch. 85c. A 2C8C. voices. Orchestra accompinnicnt. aUr.s Uccl. (f)) Fisher's Hornpipe. HOW YA GONNA KEEP 'EM DOWN trot,) Introducing (1) "Some Prince')? Orcliost.ra. 10-inch. S5c.. • A 2G93. Night." (Meyer.) (2) "Take Me ON THE FARM? (AFTER THEY­ YOUR ROY IS ON THE COAL PILE Back to That Rose Covered Shack" HULL'S VICTOIIY. (Contra Dance. 'VE SEEN PARIS.) ( Donalson.) NOW.' (Sam Ward.) Arthur Fields KENTUCKY DREAMS. (S. R, Henry (.Tentesand Ager.) Columbia Band Inlroducing (1) Walpole'.s Reel. Nora Bayos, Coniedienne, Orches­ Baritone sol.o. Orchestra accom­ and D, Onivas.) (Waltz.) Yerkos 12-inch, !i;i.25. A C09G. (2) Opera Reel, (3) "Speed the tra accompaniment. paniment. ' .Taziu'lmba Orchosti'a, Plow." Princo's Orchestra. 12-inch LOOK WHAT MY BOY GOT IN THE GIRL BEHIND THE GUN. fl.2n. A C0C7. WHEN YANKEE DOODLE SAILS UPON THE GOOD SHIP HOME FRANCE, (Conrad,) Irving, Kauf­ (Caryll.) (Waltz.) Yorkes. ,Taz- SWEET HOME, (Fred Fisher.) man, Tenor Solo. Orchestra accom­ arimba" Orchestra. 12-inch. $1.25 Nora Baycs. 10-inch. 85c, A 2G87. paniment. 10-inch, S5c. A 2688. A G0!)2. A. MCDONALD, Furniture Dealer Mason, igan

Arthur, stating that he had arrived of the Wisconsin artillery until the ily where his loving care and fore­ P<>l>iihu' Leslie filil We..|iitlitift..t. Arrives III States. Minerva A. Waters of Wlscorisln. friends and retained them. It might Mrs. Floyd Taylor will be the host­ the home of her grand parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Will Phiilipa receiv­ After his marriage he served as priv­ be said "He had no enemies." IThe ess to the Queen Esther Circle Sat­ and Mrs. Will Updyke and the funer­ Percy WInslow and family visited ed a registered letter from their son ate, In the 4th Independent Battery greatest loss will be in his own fam­ urday, March 22. •A .choice dinner al held at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday after­ at R, Canedy's on the Lansing road will be served and Miss Grace Fisher noon at the F. M. Church. Sunday. . • % will give a review of a chapter in the The Republican caucus was held at W. Bellows visited in Eaton Rap-; text book. This will be followed by the town hall Satiirday afternoon. ids over Sunday. music and social hours. The officers nomfnated are as follows, Charlie Mitchell attended the. supervipor. Art Miller; clerk, Ed­ threshers':convention in Lansing Prl- Reiiiiblicfln To%vn8hi|) Caucus mund Young; treasurer,. H. Mann; 'day. •, IThe,Republican caucus was held highway, commr, James Hayhoe; Mr. and Mrs., William Kent visited B# to Ihe Old Price at the Town Hall Thursday, March overseer, Lee Warfle; Board of re­ his son. Will, at Smith District Sun­ 13th.' The following officers were day. , nominated. Supervisor, William view. Miles Warfle; constables, Lee Blackmore, Clerk, James W. Bailey; Freer, G. Allen, H. Osborne and Leo P. A. WInslow was In Lansing Sat­ treasurer, S. M. Buckingham, high­ Dennis,. urday. ./; way eommr., Vern' Qnackerbush;, Democrat: supervisor, Arthur William Kent visited friends In overseer, highway, Albert Stitts; Jus­ Dowling, Clerk, Etta Collard; treas., Charlotte Saturday. tice of, peace, B.B.'Coryell; «on- Maggie Otis; highway commlBsionlr, The furnace blew up at No. 11; Btablea,'Horace Hodge, Arthur J. Sti- Roy West; overseer, Len! Otis, Jus­ school caused some exdtiement, biit ner, - Lewis Sberman «nd Mr«. Pearl tice of peace, W. P. W. P. Curtis, little damage done^ Brownlee. Board of reviewa, Fred.-R. Board of review, .B. Hewlett; con- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell oif Allen; '>Tbw«iaWp committee;' WIl- atables. Thee Cllekner, Ben Taylor, floicerville surprised . Mrs. Alice Itan F; Prescott; Oeorge Brawolee, Jesse Nelson, 0. H, Osborne. Pierce Friday ;Jt being her birthdayi- Ja^nM•BaUe|^•;:;^;;^.v':,. \,.;.^.>.-'•_';;'•- 0 The Intermediate Department: of Oeorgeparsbnn will put up his saw, the sehool will give an entertainment mill on the old Rartenburg fariii/ Ooagvenattonal Ohokli. v ;"Aant Columbia's Dinner Partr.^' at owned by Bellow's Bmthen and win i i^ondar nbrnlng, the tbtrd Lentbn the town.hall Friday eveninti Hareh bo.;i«ady for all castomers' aawlng! li rliBM will be obMrved: ."Mother. SI,: at eight o'clock, sharp. .Admli- InrAprii:' ::V:^'-•,.•.::,;.;: .,•..;;-. •:•-•:,•':•'*^- kbld Thy'Boa; t ten, Behold'Thf albn SOe and lOc. Come and help Mr; RolihJBfl, wtto haii botight tiie^ fvom'-Sben; Rolden',8oin1I ti«bd;^?bar hooka, for their llbiary liioiu^ -^ero with him to assiat wlth'^ •fdr;litfguaiej-ir6rk/-^-VH'r'<:W'::fe^? ,the';fari«lhg;^$:^;;:\f !^::;';,^v:-t:,:;-^'yrj:::r.;^'; ^^ llttvi^tli^M^NnAt tho Qoo^^VUlew- * The high nhool girii will \ aerre ;;l|n^(;R^ ilimdit;£^4hi;'tiMrn^ oa:;;ilMtloi^ ;liaii;;mo^AWr:the|;ffcrnt^1at«y;;pi^ iOhucotMn • Itafdom te* Ropafr