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' ..... -- ...... 2 .... ' : i77 " t-- ...... ITHUMB BOYS ARRIVE business block on the site, though they 10p ~ I Directing machinery f°r ~n ''°wn ~our own home'" campaign should be do not at/present anticipate commen- HOME FROM OVERSEAS a general committee of representative cing building operations until next citizens with the mayor or some one spring. The following soldier boys from y LOAN wh° c°uld represent him as chairman" Thumb counties arrived at New York The committee should be made up of from overseas within the past week: PAS[O NAY BOYS AND GIRLS INTER- men and women who enjoy the confi- Corp. J. C. Anthes, Cass City. i ESTED IN CLUB WORK dence of the community. The commit- Srg~. Chas. Donnelly, Cuss City. CITIZENS OF THIS TOWNSHIP tee should at 0nee begin a drive to get GAGETOWN, OWENDALE, PIG- Joseph B. Theaker, Bad Axe. W. D. RIGGS, BELOVED EDUCA- Eldred Charles, County Y. M. C. A. corporations and individuals to build EON AND CASEVILLE CITI- Donald L. Davidson, Cros;~ell. SUBSCRIBE QUOTA IN - TOR, GAVE VERY SATISFAC- secretary, informs the Chronicle that homes. During the war committees Sidney D. Peter, Ubiy THREE I)AYS. ZENS PRESENT CLAIMS. TORY SERVICE HERE. he has been asked to take charge of have been educated in ways in prose- Elmer W. ~eck, Pigeon. the Boys and Girls Club Work in Tus- Curing the so-called drives. It is easy ~heank Holshoe, Owendale. cola county. This dub work will be to profit by the experience of the Lib- Secure Approval of Legislative Com- A~q~old C. Emting, Ruth. F~neral Service Held Wednesday in addition to his regular "Y" pro- Tuscola Co. Has 62 per cent of Quota erty Loan, Red Cross, war chest or Le~tie Do Ford, Care. other Campaigns. In some cases these mittee to Extend Branch Afternoon; Interment Made gram. Any group of boys and girls Subscribed; Four TownsMps Rolston ~. Wylie, Fairgrove. interested in pig, sheep, calf, rabbit, same organization~ can be utilized in to Caseville. Scott Falconer, Brown City. at Detroit "Over the Top." 'the home owning and building cam- potato, corn or other dub project who > Myrte Mahanna, Carsonville. would like to be organized at once for paigns. Roland H. Starr, Shover. business, can have the service and When the Earle Memorial Highway Thomas Meyer, Hai'bor Beach. Tuscola county citizens had 62 per Cass City citizens were pained to was laid out and the plans approved Chas. R. Bowles, Care. help of the county secretary. cent of her $750,000 quota subscribed hear of the death of W. D. Riggs, su- Club work of this kind gives the by the committee, Gagetown, Owen- Leon H. Workman, Vassar. yesterday afternoon and Elkland, Den- LETTEB FRON THE tmrintendent of the public schools, at very best possible ~raining to all boys dale, Pigeon and Casev~lle citizens Gee. V. Nosine, Carsonville. mark, Columbia and Fremont town- his residence on Main St. west Mon- and girls interested in the above saw at once they were missing" a good Claude House, Branch. ships had their quotas oversubscribed CAPITOL North day evening. He had been seriously ill projects. Already several clubs are STATE thing and they held a hurried con- Pierre D. Medcatf, Care. early in the week. Other townships for many weeks, but of late had been lunder way in. the county and of course ference and determined to use their containing villages had about 80 per best effm~s to secure an extension of some better and big many friends ithe first come are the first served. Both Hou,~es Grinding through the hoped for his ultimate recovery. cent of their quotas subscribed, but the Case City branch to reach their I MOTS[~ STO~K [}FFERI~ Waiter D. Riggs was born in Ing- strictly rural townships were not so Usual Mass of Bills as Ses- towns. ham county, Michigan, on Nov. 28, fortunate as farmers are unusually sion Ends. Jos. Rankin and Paul Woodwo~h, ~H~_~ 1868, and on Jan. I1. 1894, was united busy and severat had not taken the beth of Bad Axe, Henry Waterworth marriage with Nan C~. at tirae to respond on the volunteer days. of Chandler township, Dr. Wurm and in Sweet By William Lee Calnon. WilIiamston, ~ich. Mr. Riggs was a Etkland township even surpassed John Campbell of Pigeon and J. L. graduate of both the Michi- the excellent record she had made in --Lansing. Mich. Purdy of Gagetown were named as Michigan SecurHies Commissio~ Say~ g-an Stage Normal College and the previous campaigns and went "over The closing days of the 1919 reg- deled:ares to go to Lansing Dealers Are Not Registered Here University of Michigan. ~fhe former That !s th:ei Approxiraate increase the top" in the thre6 volunteer days. ular session of the Michigan legis- and present their proposition to the under Blue Sky Law. K;anted him a life certificate in 1899 Per One Thousand Dof Early Wednesday evening', the town- lature find both houses grinding authorities at the state capital. "We ship war board announced that Elk- seem'ed the approval of theroad and and degree of Bachelor of Pedagogy lar Valuation. through the usual mass of bills ac- ia 1902. The Iatter granted him the 1and was $2,500 over her quota of cumulated by the process of each bridge committee of the legislature to In the Chronicle's issue of April i1, $45,000. Several citizens, realizing the house holding back the bills of the extend the Cuss City branch to reach an advm~isement was printed, offering` excellent investment which the Victo- the four villages," J. L. Purdy, the must be prepared to face other. The last qix or seven days of for sate an unnamed motor truck Michig~an ry Loan bonds represented, oversub- Gagetown banker, informed the ~n increase of som.e $6,000,000 in the the session always see as many bills stock at so-called "opportunity pri- i scribed ~heir individual quotas and finally adopted as the entire previous Chronicle~ "This extension was em- ces." The stock was offered by Tor- state budget for 1919 ~md 1920. De- I,consider themselves fortunate to pos- bodied in the original highway bill. tailed figures on the total of appropri- portion of the session. roy & Co., Inc., New York Stock bro- i sess these securities. The campaign Drain bills came to the fore in the Commencing at Case City, the Earle kers, and the adve~+tisement was ations to be spread upon the tax at- '.is by no means over in the toivnshi~ house in the closing days, after long Memorial highway is continued to the placed with the Chronicle by a reputa- ready passed by the legislature and and "it is the, aim of the board to place delay in committee. They were mess. west three miles to the town line, [~)le advertising agency who assured those probable of passage indicate [Victory Loan bonds in the possession thence north to Gage.~own, and again ures that had been prepared on the l the newspapers with whom the adver-. that somewhere between $24,000,000 l of all citizens who are financially abte north to within ~ mile of both Owen- recmnmendation of a comm~ssma t tisi~)g was placed that the proposition and $25,000,000 will be needed during: to purchase them as it is a patriotic dale and Pigeon and thence to Case- ensuing years care which Gov. Sleeper had investigate /was a firs~ elass and legitimate one. the two to for the duty to subscribe. Local banks are ville." expenses of state. It means an in- the drain situation in the state. Farm- The Michigan Securities Commis- !:uthorized to take subseriotions and TMs addition to the Earle highway sion has investigated the proposition creased tax of about 50 cents on each er members of the house objected to is pleasing- news to this community as all who have not already done so are and t;he unnamed stock turned out to $i,000 valuation. The tax last year aske.i to take their ~uotas within the the biJts, principally because of a it places Cass City on this splendid for state purposes was about $3 per provision that drain could be ordered ~,highway connecting it with the four be that of the Fulton i~otor Truck Co. next week. A member of the war of ~sland, which, manufac- $1,o00. on petition of ten per cent of the ~villages to the north as well as the Long while board has suggested that the names turing an apparently successful me-- In the face of war conditiofis, war of those who fail to subscribe their ~roperty holders affected, instead of i main line of the highway on the east. prices, scarcity and high cost of la- tot truck, has an unenviable reputa- quotas be published as a reminder for fifty per cent. as now. ~As now planned, the highway will run tion in New York's stock market cir- bor, the exi~ences of the prohibition them to fulfitI their duty; Supporters of the drain bills con-~across the entire township of Etkland. situation, Michi~'an's obligations alon~" tended thai: some legislation had' cles. ,~loanen~ of Subsc~ptions. such the line of war relief and the wave of to be enacted in order that hundreds This :~tock is nov approved by this public sentiment for drastic improve- The Treasury department has an- of thousands of dollars of federal aid CAPT. I. D. McCOY. Commission, nor are Torrey & Co., nounced that all subscriptions ~o the Ithe., dealers, registered in Michigan :meat and more liberal treatment of be had in the coming two years. They I Victory Liberty Loa~ for ten thous- l under the Blue S'k'y Law. As a matter state institutions, it has been expect- denied that the ten per cent petitions: Mrs. I. D. McCoy received a cable- and dotlars and under will be allotted of fact, the stock is being offered, ed that the expenses of state for 1919 practically wiped out the petition, pri- gram the other day from her husband, full, and th-:t lar.,;- few takers, on ~t.he New York Waiter D. Riggs. and 1920 would soar and among" those in subscriptions of vilege, declaring that such petitimv~ Lt. McCoy, in Germany stating he had with er amounts will be pro rated. I curb market at prices slightly over ~who follo:v the finances of state gov- .applied oI~ty to drMn~ge districts ~hat been promoted to the rank of Captain. deg:'ee o~ ISac!-dor of Arts in 1906. Not being just c@rtain, what disposi- ~one-half those quot~i by Torrey & 'ernraent ctoselhr ti~ere was a dis~oosi- contain three or more counties. I Later he did some post graduate work tion would be made of the larger sub- tion to expect a far heavier burden FarTher members had no objection A United States Revenue Inspector Co., Inc. in the Uviversity summer sessions. In view of the extensive advertising" than $25,000,000. The truth is that in scribers not receivinrz any bonds at to acquiring federal aid for such drain At both these institutio::s, he made addition to the added costs of govern- r.ll, County Chai:~ar~ Bell asked for has been in town this week. campaign inaugurated by Torrey & work as is done but held out. against the science of t.eachin~:: and sch, ool ad- meat, which are {nseparab!e from a i an interpretation of the Treasury De- Co., hue., the ...... M~oI,:o.o,.~, .... S.,
CASS CITY CHRONICLE, [day on a haIf-mile track. Bell-Bee, with her son, Arnot Marshall, who is Cass City visited at the home of owner Lea Star; Teddie owner the proud father of a young daughter. Amasa Anthes Sunday. Published Weekly. T., Josh Sharrard; Oria H., owner Clin- Mrs. Thad Patterson has been Mrs. John Dickinson 4s visiting The Tri-County Chronicle and Cass ton Starr; Driftaway, owner Elmer (tit~ Enterprise consolidated Apr. 20, spending a fewdays with her sister, friends and looking after her farm 1906 .... Hawksworth. The first'0n track were Mrs. Otis Munn of Deekerville, who is [here for a few weeks. Oria H'. and Driftaway, Oria coming ill with tonsilitis. 1 There will be preaching services at Subscription Price Payable in Advance in first. The second on track were Ted- We are glad to have our soldier lthe Church of Chriat' at 11:30, April One, year ...... $1.50 die T. and Bell Bee, Toddle T coming lads, Leo Herd J1 and Albert Demor-[30. Etde~ McClendon will preach. in first. Third on track, Drift~way ~t mort,ills ...... t.00 lest, with us a~ain. Both boys have~ ~nrrxr T~tm~d~ r~i~r! fho cr~ F @ • $i~ mon~h~ ...... 75 i ert l'zers first. The winners, Ùrio H. and Ted- -' ...... '- ' ...... =...... -'e~'--~" =---~- i c°,-~~S- (±OZ ~hS Da~'ii ,&S6 x~iLii~'d&y, ixe ex- liir mon%hl ...... 50 [eighteen months, severM of which [pects to have it finished in a short Canadian subscr~iptio~s, $2.00 per yt-, die T, ran the last heat, Oria H. corn' have been spent overseas I ...... ing in first. A large crowd was pres- l .... " •t time" Grow better and bigger crops by using ROYSTER Advertis~ rates made knower ola ent. The next racing will take place [ Earle Parrott of Detroit is visiting GUANO CO:'S FERTILIZERS. Don't pay solicit- apFlication. at Argyle Saturday afternoon, April ELKLAND,ELMWOOD l at the home of his parents, Mr. and "Entered a~ ~econd class matte~ &p~. 26, at 3:30. Everybody invited to at- TOWN LINE. Mrs. J. Parrott. Mrs. Parrott is vis- ing agents from $1.00 to $2.00 per ton more than 2~ 1906, at the, po~ office at C~ss City, tend. Bring your fast horses out. iting friends in Marlette and is ex- ~)e~ig-an, under ~e Ae~ of ~or~g~ess Mrs. McDonald is visiting her pected to come to Cass City Friday. you can buy from your home dealer. • ~ ~ardh $~ l~. .... daughter, Mrs. Henry Anker.! Tob late for last week. H. F. LNIgZN~, P~blist~'e~'. John Anker made a business trip to % Win. Roger was a business calIer in Care one day tast week. . " HOLBROOK. Ca~s City Saturday 16 % Acid Phosphate $31.75 per ton Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ù'Dell ate Easter I ~ Clement Schiestel and mother were dinner with Mr and Mrs Fred See ! AIbert Hili i~ the or;nor of a new week-end calIers at Ubly. le~ " " -[ Ford car. James Sommmwille is spending' a '~'~ ...... "~ I 5& ! and Mrs Dwio'Lt Barnes and rats. iIw-ln hoomls anct clllioren vi~- " " ~ " " " Potash mixture for Potatoes few days visiting in Detroit. ited at W O'Dell's home one da~, Iast l baby, Lorene, were HoIbrook callers Elmer Hawksworth and Mabel week " a ...... Sunday. and Beets - $34.25 per ton Hawksworth were callers in Holbrook ~**...~ ~ .... ~.~ ^e r~_._~:* ~.... +[ Alonzo Hill and daughter, Mrs Saturday. Sunda here with I elatives "and~Earl Spencer, are recoVe*-in~ from the - • -Y " " idiphtheria " "~-" Mr. and Mrs. John Pratt from Ar- Irlenls. " 1 " gyle visited at the home of Samuel • . ] Grain Guano for Grain and Wesley Waiters of Imlay C~ty• ~,- ~s-, , Mr .....and Mrs Albert Hfl, ana Lowe Sunday. ited ~elatives- here the. latte~ w'*~ ~*^*ldaughter, Lavern, and son, . LetÙv, Mrs. Herman Fitch of Alpena is ~ne-- weeK.- and Mr ...... and M,'s Waltor Hill and Beans - $37.75 per ton visiting with her sister, Mrs. Chas. daughter, Dora, spent Sunday at Ub- Mrs. Chas. Youngtove of Brown i- Gilbird, of this place. City is visiting- her daughter, Mrs. D. l y" John B. Pettinger and son, David, Auten, this week. Six to eight months time or $1.00 were business callers i~ Cass City the Some people won't clean up their Mrs. ,,May Lonsbury of Gagetown latter part of the week. per ton Discount for Cash. , p~ces this spring because they expect spent the week on the farm vAth h~r: t~ make a good deal more litter du- The wa~m~ rains of last week have and Mrs. T. Lonsbury. ring the summer, and they won't clean made the grass quite green, and the Miss Helen Palmer and Miss Edith UP next fall because then the season muddy roads quite dry. Evans of Gagetown spent Sunday at ~ill be so nearIy over. Miss Harriet Lowe has retrained the J. P. Evans home. home from Port Huron where she has Mr. and Mrs. T. Lonsbury and Miss You can now buy a used airplane of been employed during the .wfiater. Winnifred Woolman spent Sunday in the government for $2,000, and the Mrs. Sharrard and daughter and Imlay City with Mr. and Mrs. W. kospital operation witl only cost an- Coal Mrs. Elmer Hawksworth and daugh- Waiters...... I I= other $200, while the weeping rela- Appointment of Admh,dstrator. ! I ter visited Mrs. Samuel Robinson of Mrs, Joseph Long', wl_o underwent tives will take care of the undertaker's Cass City Friday. State of M~ehigan, The Probate Buy now. We will see no lower prices fl~an the a serious operation for appendicitis bill and the monument. Court for the Co un+v[~ o f ~ TuseoIa.~ 1 " Albert Hacker, north of here,• has and gall stones, is some better at present. We bare purchased a Ford car. The family At a session of satd Court. held at l Some of the men who complain be- present. the Probate Office in the Viltage'of gg were joy riding" Sunday, spent cause the town doesn't {:o ahead fast- but they Care in said County, on the llth day most of their time standing stilI try- er, are the same ones who never can CEDAR RUN. of April A. D. 19t9. arouse energy enough to s\veep off ing to get the car to move Present, Hen. O. D. Itilt, Judge of i Chestnut, 5tore and Egg their sidewalks and help the town look Probate. Too late for last week. in the matter estate Mire. of the of NOKO. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin DuBÙis and tit- Edwin Erie, Deceased...... i tle s6n of Cass City spent Sunday Melissa Eno,'~'idow of said de- Hard ,o, Oal Among the people who complain be- ~oy _~naw oI ue~rol~, v~m~ea imenas~ ,w~th~ • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones. ceased, having• filed m• stud• court her I cause the newspapers are so hastily here the past wee~ I ~..~ , ,, " o~ , , . ! Ernest Beardsley, who spent the "'fi~tititn P~.'ayinF, that the -~"+-~d~;,i.is~La- and inaccurately printed, are those d. ~mytn, vne asse~or, ~ransacted winter --'~rki-- i ~I'-* ~--- ...... ~ ~ on el Ùale estate De g'ran~efl r.o lvle- Price wtt advance each month after May 1 who wake up to send in their news- business through here the hast week. !-~ e wu ng n *' m% nab re,m~eu lissa Eno, or to some other suitable just as the last fm, m is being rushed M'.z and M's.~ J. Hil bona " of Snorer n~me. . person." s en" ~" t i .... "~ ...... Mr and Mrs A F Stone and Mrs It ~s ordered, That the 12th day of o~ the press. p ~ Jbas er w rm, ±~Ir...no ±vlrs. ~ner- ", "~ " " " ' 9 ' " ms" Hiller ~ Stone s father, ~tr. Brown, motored to 5toy A. D. !~ 19, at ten o clock m the i Have in transit Pocahontas m~d West V~rgin~a After complaining because of the " I Pontiac Monday where they will spend t forenoon, au stud pr,bate office, t?e Mr. and Mrs. Zeff Upper and a few da-s with ,elatives Mr B~own land is hereby appoi,:xed for hearing indecision the govmmment showed in i High grade Coals for furnaces daughter• of Hemans attended the ser-t ~ ,.,,m remain".... ~nere w~nfl a son. [smd pe~fl;mn;• ~ • the war, many people put off:the Lib- vines here Easter Sunday. [ . . . t It ~s further ordered, ,=hat pubhc Call us for prices. e~y Loan solicitor three or four times Mr an ~ Mr~ Fronk ~har ~ .... +/ Mms Katherine Crane of Cass C~tylnotice thereof be given by publicatlon bafore they can decide to take a $50 .. ,~ =. ~ ,~- ~ ~v~:.... ~spent Sunday with her parents and [of a copy of this order, once each week ~as~er a~ ~ne ~ormers om nome. Mrs ~;__ ~ ...... "~..... ' • • l eo~ thre~ succes-ive w~"k ...... "~-~" bond. T ~ • ~ . .~ . _," I.t.Y.t.S~S x'iorelice kalTtiIle, 7Vx[i]Onas ~een I* " ~ ' ~ % e~ b prevlo(.~ • ,. <,nora, wno spen~ ~ne pas~ month '1~-.__ t...... "to said ciay hearth= in the Cass • ,~ , -~r ..... kwlionlg ileff g:~U.llb, ±vlr5. 0~111~3~ Y~'IINOII, -- . of " e.~, -' With net sons near ~v~arlette, returned ~___, ..... ~ - , City Chronicle, a newspaper nrinted . . ~ . ,, u~roug'n ~ne syrup s,.ason, rezurnea ~ . . t . _- ,~ Anxious inquirer wants to know nome nero eunaay ; .... ~ " aria mrculated in said county. g/ e Farm Produce what she can do with her old hobble " ' home ~aturaay. c~ ,~ ~vr P.ev. Potbury announced on Sunday .... *{*ff'~, .... ~kirts? Welt, might sew a couple of du'~ge o~ l~rooate. 'era together and let big" brother wear a supply v¢ould be sent here to hold A true copy. Compa y i 'era for trousers the services Sunday, April 27, as he ELLINGTON. O. D. HILL,, Judge of Probate. purposed to attend the district meet- 4-18-3 Many people who spend hundreds ing to be held in Carsonville on that Bert King lost a horse last week. -2- -:-~272f/2:L~_L-_.2..... C~..722--_~-~__-YZIL72~L-2US7"-"_~-.7_27LVZ.ZTZ;2"-2 of dollars for medicine and medical date. Born to Mr. and l~,Irs. Fred Green ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. treatment, would be mUch more bene- C. Bear met with quite a runaway Friday, April 18, a son. His name is Appointment of Administrator. fi~ed if they invested $1.50 in a spade. Saturday as he returned from Snorer. Donald Lee. State of 5{[iehigan, The Probate He drove into H. Foster's and the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gerou and son, Court for the County of Tuscola. A large number of newspaper men team became frightened by the dog' William, spent Easter with the lat- At a session of said Court, held at are out with new 1919 machines, but and broke away from th carriage and ter's parents at Wahjamega. the Probate Ùfflee in the Village of Ca_ they are principally wheelbarrows en- ran for home over a mile away. Not re in said County, on the 14th day of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Richardson April A. D. i919. ii 1-- c ii gaged in back yard garden work. much damage was done--only a bro- and children spent Sunday with Mr. Present, Hen. O. D. Hill, Judge of 5 DAY :>ALE ken harness and whiffletrees. Fortu- and Mrs. McPherson in Caro. Probate. It is almost impossible to hire any nately none of the family were in- In the Matter of the Estate of jured. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Seekings and work done about theplace, but if you George A. GuHck, Deceased. want any jobs bossed you ea~ get at1 daughter and Mr. and Evans Rose Mr. and 5'~rs. E. Raduschet attend- James K. GuIick, son of said de- i!i on Men's Rogue Rex Work Shoes ii! the help you want. and son spent Sunde~y with Mr. and ed the party held at the parsonage Mrs. Sam Seekings in F_into ceased, having filed in said court his of the Evangelical church at Moore- petition praying that the administra- i!i! After filling the house with dirt by town Thursday evefling in honor of Fred and Wilber Fadie, who have tion of said estate be granted to i! Until Saturday, May 3 lii their careless ways. the men proceed i~ev. and Mrs. Kirn, who expect to be been in France the past nine months, James K. Gulick or to some other have received an honorable discharge to grumb!e about the discomforts of removed from here to another locali- suitable person, i WE WILL GIVE--- :::: houseeleanin~ time. ty. A large party assembled and a and retured home Wednesday. it is Ordered, That the 13th day of pleasant social time was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Urvan Cross and ]Kay A. D. 1919, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at said probate once, be and Who says that poultry don't pay, all. Three other reverend ~entlemen daughter of Cohvood and Mr. and when your neighbors have such exten- Mrs. Evartt Rutledge and children is hereby appointed for hearing ~id beside Mr. Kirn were present. A petition; Mve lawns for them to feed on. bountiful lunch was brought by the la- spent Sunday at the he;me of Theo- It is J~ urtner Orderea, That public dore Turner. dies." notice thereof be given by publication- on the already low price on this class of shoe. of a copy of this o1:der, onc~ each week :::: .X CUMBER. for three successive weeks previous to ARGYLE. NOVESTA. said day of hearing, in the Cass City Ethel Robinson and Edna Robinson Chron'icle a newsi~aper printed and from Cass City visited JoshSharrard Dr. D. D. McNaughton is driving a Little ]Karjorie Doerr is on the sick c~cula~cd in said county. Sunday. new Oakland car. list. O. D. HILL, Mr. and Mrs. John Neff from Shab- Judge of Probate Arch McLean has recently put- Miss Laura Goodell of W,,hjamega :::: bona visited at Mr. Nevills's mother,s A true :::: Just Arrived chased Clinton Starr's speedy pacer. is visiting at the home of L. Goodell. copy. :,!i~ home Sunday. O. D. HILL, Judge of Probate. iil "~ Wm. Starr was the recipient of a Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nowland of 4-18-3 Some choice patterns of Linoleums which we offer for ::~: Horse racing- season is now open, beautiful baske} ~ of fruit Easter The first racing took place los{ Tues- ...... -=-- := .... :::: less than others selI the same grade. morning. • . :.:. :::: I J I I I1 Leonard McLean entertained his little friend, Floyd Boughner, for din- ~~.:R:::N2?:*::>.::~:*~:.':::::::::gSS,::::::::,:":~. ,:.:.:::':::x':':,:':':+:,:,'e:':-:NN:::+:':-:.~:N:.':.':Ng~.:.:<.: ..'N. ~ Yours to please, ner Easter Sunday. i~i , -t am agent for the -- }~i Roy. and Mrs. Crowder of Marlette were entertained at the home of Mrs. } fiND MAXW[I[ A|IIONOBI[[$ I L.H. wood Fred Walker Sunday. ~,' Cass Cit -. ... ,~, %~*%*'.~'~¢%%".'.%%%%'-%%%'*%'.%%%%%*.%%%%%%**%%%%%%%**'1%%'*%_~'.*.'~.**~%,,~:4_*~.~ %_%'.%%*_.~4%~_;.%f Y.'¢" ~ * ~ ~ ¢ * "" "" * ~ * ~ " ° "~" * * * • • ¢ * • ~-~ e, @ Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McNaughton and !::! The Chevrolet five-passenger touring car, fully ``...;.....:...... %....%..%..%...... %....%...... ,...~..%~`.~.~,;`:.:.:.x+:...`.~È;%.~`*:.:.z+:.:;:+:.~x;:;:~;:;:+:.:~x~::~ family were callers at the D. McIn- !ii equipped, is an excellent purchase at $1,075.00. The Four ' Bank.... tyro home Sunday afternoon. Miss Nellie MacKichan of Kingston Ninety Chevrolet is priced at $760.00. and Miss Mabel MacKichan of Deck- i~ The Maxwell five-passenger touring car is another er spent Sunday with their parents. of I. B. A UTEN $ Mrs. Wm. Start spent Friday at the good buy at $935.00 and the No,well truck at $1,215.00. l~stablished 1882 home of her daughter, Mrs. Howard These automobiles may be seen in the cement block Law, who underwent an operation. building opposite the Elkland Milling Company. The Red Ci~oss. will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred Lawson, April 23. i:i: I. WAIDLEY, Cass C~ty. "::: Capital, $30,000.00 i• Work will be done on children's gar- i Wastes: ! ments...... •..%v:..~..~.v;..~....%.~<~.:.~:.:.:.~.~.~.:+:.x.x~:~:.:.:+:.~;:.~.:.:::~::::::::::::i::::~:::::~:::::~ The Misses Anna MacKichan and Clara Willerton expect to take the I Potatoes, Apples, Cream ~2k~iN%~ Pays 4 ~ Interest teachers' examination at Sandusky Thursday and Friday of this week. and Eggs 4. Too late for last week. Mrs. Win. Ross is on the sick list. LOOK OUT. Kidney trouble~ don't dis'appear of The housewife of ~[olland would al- ~ Money to 10an On Real Es- Howard Rose was a caller in Cass [hemselves. They grow slowly but at st e,~t,?,i.ty, undermining- health with most as soon be without food as with- i tote. City Tuesday. deadly eertMnty, uutil you fall a vic- out her "Real Dutch Drops," as sh~ Miss Anna MacKiehan, who teaches ti]n to incur~bJe disease, q~a,intly calls GOLD 3~EDAL !{aarl~rn ¢, Stou your troubles whi%e there is time. Oil C~lYsuies. They restore strength O the Hoibrook school spent the week- Don't wait until little pains become bf~ and are responsible in a great measure end with her parents. aches. L~o~ft trine with disease. To for the sturdy, robust health of the He|ler's Creamery i Safety Deposit Boxes for a-void l'ulure m~ffe-'ing- begin treatment klollanders. Rent. ' ¢. Clare McLean and little son,Char- wi~b CI~:L~D 2vt/~.D_kG l=faa.rlem 0il Cap- lie, of Pt. Huron were Sunday callers sui.:..,:~ now. Take three or four ev6ry Do not delay. Go to four druggist and day l!ntil you are entirely free from insist on his suppqying you wi{h (~>OLD { +among" relatives and :friends. pP,,II1. MI~3]),'AL Haarlem 0il (?a,psules. Take Mrs. Joe Clement and daughter, This ~:¢eH-ktlo':.vn preDaration has been them as direct6d, and if you are not All kmds ef Garden and Keld" Seeds i ~. A. TINDALE," Cashier g~: one of the nai~onM remedies of Hol- satisfied with re,suits your dru~r~[ist will Avaril, of Per.rise are visiLing the for- [a1~d for centurion. In l{J;g the g'overn- gladly refund your money. Look for rnent .of the N,ether]ands granted the name GOL.D ]~[~/)AL, on the box mer's mother, ~[rs. Win. Start. slU'claq- <:ha r~ er authorizinE itst prepara- O and accept no other. In sealed boxes, Mrs. .John Brooks spent Sunday t tJOn al~:~. ~!6j. thre~ sizes. CASS CITY Ctii~ONICLE, CASS CITY, MicH., APRIL 25, 1919. PAGE THREE~
• - -_ =- =. - - • - -. - . ~, .... _ -= -_at~.~a~v.~ + • CENTRAl GREENLEAF. eL/ill TO Farmers have nearly all sowed oats. Lucile Jones is very iI1 vAth tonSil- iris. Luther Souden has sold his farm to Howard Hill. Hou=c clcanin~ !~ the "~:~:']~ +^ MiZens of :Li,e,~ "'" : Saved by ~"+¥ ~01. i think of now. ,~.~ilitary Preparation of 0u: The ladies' aid will meet with Mrs. William Lepla Thursday May I. .:, Government. ! William Lepla has rented his farm land expects to move to Cass City. Truly a Wonderful Product Andrew Seeg'er, jr., is ill at the horns of his mother, Mrs. Andrew FOE NNN B Ll] Seeyer, at Cass City. Florence Hartwick ieft Monday for ROYAL BAKING POWDER is really ~hese Life-Saving Biila Muzt Be Paid Bay City where she wilt spend a few and the Boys Brought Back days with cousins. a remarkable product to the Country They Misses Leota Hewett and Gladys Love, Vore of Deckervilte visited at Fred McCaslin's Saturday. The origin of ROYAL begins with the "The price of peace," of which the No school Thursday and Friday. grapes on the vine. Their purity comes to ~¢ictory loan i~ but a part, is large, but Miss Christie MeCrea will go to San- not nearly so large as it would have dusky to write on teachers' examina- you unsullied. 'been had the war been fought ~0 lhe tion. annihilation of the German armies Mr. and Mrs. George Seeger and as our military leaders believed would Donald and Rhea, Chas. Klinkman, The leavening power of ROYAL is bal- ~Ne necessa~\v. Had the war lqsted as Florence Hal~cwiek, Donna and Clark ]~ng ss ihese leaders anticipated, iron- McCaslin ate dinner at Fred McCas- maced to the exactness of an atom, never ,reds of thousands of American youths lin's Easter Sunday. and millions more of their allies would varying in the slightest degree. ~ave been called upon to pay the su- ,~reme sacrifice. DECKER. That they were not forced to give The wholesomeness of ROYAL is recog- their lives Is in no small measure due Mrs. O. W. Nique is visiting her fa- nized and acclaimed by the noted physicians ,~o govermnent's preparations to our ther in Cass City. ernsh the enemy completely. The in- Mr. and Mrs. E. Van Conant spent and diet experts of the world. dustry as well as the man power of ~be nMio~ wa~ called into the govern- Sunday at Shabboaa. ment service, and a great war machine Harvey Sholtz and John McMann The economy of ROYAL is in the preven- was created which the German general have returned from overseas service. ~taff saw me,']nt complete annihilation Mr. and Mrs. Nose Sophs spen~ the g~ tion of waste in keeping baked foods fresh ~?or their forces if they fought on, so week-end with friends in Carsonville. -i" ";they quit, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fox spent the longer and making home baking so satisfy- There were in France when the arm- first of the week in Detroit on buM- ~stice was sigmed, 2.002,175 officers and !qess. ing that ]t takes the place of more expensive men wearing the United States uni- form. In the states there were more Matt McMann and daughter, Maud, foods. It surely pays to use ~,~han 1,500,000 more in training or of Port Huron spent Sunday at their awaiting shipment overseas. This home here. army had 1,500;000 rifles and 429.000,- Miss Mabel MaeKiehan spent Sun- ~00 rounds of ammunition in France day and Monday at her parental home when the armistice was signed. There near Argyle. were 221.000.000 additional rounds on Miss D. Harris, who has been boats en route to France at this time. {spending a few months in Detroit, re- These figures do not deal in anything i tt}rned home Monday. ROYAL But infantry equipment. [ ~ Mr. and Mrs. E. Wingert returned Smokeless powder was being dolly-[home Monday from a week's visit .ered at the rate o~ 4,800,000 i/~ounds a twit h their daughter in Detroit. week and high explosives at file rate I Mrs. John Marsh and family have of 6,900,000 pounds. We had on hand when the war closed, 419 tons of mus- It returned home after spending a few Baking Powder ~.ard gas, enough to load 419,000 shetls; Idays at the home of Elery Sadl;;.=~ 654 tons of piff,sgene, 5~! tons of~EstherMrS. JOhnand MrsJicklingJoh~andsmithdau~hter'and ehloropicrin, 660 tons of +@hite phos-} Absolutely Pure phorous for incendiary bombs, 303 tdaug'ht'e r, Gladys,= " spent Friday m• ~ons of tannic le~rachtoride, and 153{Sandusky. ~ons of titanium tetr:tchloride. We had Mr. and Mrs• Marve Ehters and ~._ade from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes enough gas to sm,~her the German family are spending a few days here army. On the defensive side the gay-lwith friends before leaving for their ernment trod developed the best gas lnew home in Washington. Contains No Alum--Leave No Bitter Taste Lnask known, amI had produced 5,087,- :~00 of them. We had built 2,010 ten-ton caterpil- i Overcoming Obstacles. Sir George Reid's golden rnle for the ~ar tractors and 1,5~; 15-ton mn('hines attainment old age: "I have aimed for hauling great guns. There were of nt health and happiness, and when con- 15,000 more of these under consu'ue- fronted by a fonnldahle obstacle t have lion when the war ended. They had first tried to knock it bver; failing this,o t<) get around it; if not, then m~der it; DEFORD. l Mrs. Chas. Kilgore and sister, Mrs. I Meredith passed peacefully to his and Mrs. Wm. Collins who have been ~]nd if all these maneuvers failed i have I Scott Kelley, returned home Monday home beyond Monday evening at 6:00. quite sick the past week, are reported been content to lie down in its grate- He was about 80 years old. He leaves much better. Mr~ Pratt and Mrs. Summers of levening from Pontiac where they ful shade, lauding it as a beautiful Armada are visiting relatives here. spent a few days with their sister, his wife, five sons and five daughters Mr: "and Mrs. Arthur Perry and l)]essing, in disguise." Mrs. Chas. Wolvin. They were accom- and several grandchildren, many rel- children and Win. Patch and daugh- Baptism services were held at the panied home by their little nephew, atives and friends to mourn. May ter, Annie, were entertained at the creek on the Elisha Randell farm Sun- Donald• their hopes be as his, which were il~ home of Charles Severance for Eas- Nero's Golden Palace. day. Christ. The funeral services were tr dinner. The golden house was tile palace of h~[rs. Frec] Ball visited her nephew held from the M. E. church Thursday Nero in ancient Rome. which occupied at the Bad Axe hospital the first of SHABBONA. , morning'. demonstt~ated theh: .ability to drag the the valley between the Palatine and Es- the week. WICKWARE. heaviest mortars, howitzers and rifle~ quiline, and connected the palaces of A fine Easter program was given Farmers are busy these fine days. over any terrain, no matter how badly the C~e.¢ars with the ga]'~.,:m:< of at the church Sunday evening. A Frank McGregory and family were NOVESTA. CORNERS. George Kirton has pul~chased a new ~ut up or how wel-. Me, ecenas. It was built after tile ~]'ear r~'e crowd attended, callers in Decker Friday. milking machine. Ten thousand Ford "b~.by" tnnks tire of 64 A. D.. and was so l'u'~ze that Mr. and Mrs. Howald Silverthorn Mr. and Mrs. Asa McGregory spent Lots of potatoes going to market. I Miss Vmma Wright of Greenleaf is equipped wilh lwo Ford engines, feet it contained l:)ortic<).~ 2.800 tong " ' o would have been on the front lille by and in(:losed a, lkke where the colo~- and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sitverthorn Friday with friends in Cass City. t The heavy rain of the p,.st few days visiting Miss Anna Gracey. have severely retarded oat seeding. the time the Victory Liberty lo~n is to l'seam ltow st:!lid.q. The foreeou/'t con. ate dinner at the home of arson Val- Harold Cook had an operation for Mrs. Leland NicoI spent last week entine Sunday. Tressie Sangster of Sandusky be floated. They would have been sup. rained a colossus of Nero 120 feet hiKh. Mrs. Walker of Flint is visiting her removal of tonsils and adnoids last I m3ent over Sunday at her parental at the home of her parents, in Green- pOrted by thousands of the French Friday. "whippet" type tanks and tile big 35- sister; 3:its. Fred Hartwick this week; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Phillips of i t~°me here. ileal'Mrs. Win. who has been. German Tit.~e of Honor. Bennett, ton A&nerican tanks driven by Liberty also her sister, Mrs. Eber Rether- Decker visited at Jas. Cook's Sunday l Charles Shala'ard returned Monday' very low, is improving at this writ- Won" before n n:mw i,,~, (~(Wl}l'tn de = motors. ford,/of Pontiac. Ifrom Pontiac where he has been era- ing. We ha(l tn France and in use at th~ notes a privilege title, either inherited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartwick an8 afternoon. army at home, 57,607 trucks of two, or bestowed bv :~ lllOll~!Ft']t lll)OD MS Mater, and Mrs. Walker visited Sun- The infant daughter of Mr. and played the past winter. I Remember Sunday . school and sUl/jOel for meritoriour, services. While day at the home of their cousins, Mr: Mrs. Henry Lorentzen is very sick at Miss Jennie Caswell of near Holly preaching at Wickware next Sunday three and five tons capacily, 11,47~ l ambulances. ]8,375 motorcars and 29,- formerly this prefix w'~_~ found in mid- and Mrs. Eli Stout. this writing, visited last week with her grandpar-!morning. tory or feudql families only, many 421 motorcycles. Mrs. Guy Woolman of Port Huron Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper of Wil- ents, Mr. and Mrs..Walter Weeks. t Mrs. Wm. Fulcher received word commoners, captnin~ of indusfi'y, sci- Oar lnerchant Inaril]e \vfls growing visited over the week-end with her mot attended Easter exercises here Fred Palmateer has purchased what l tha t her son, Earl Fulcher, was rots- at the rate of 400,00~) tons dead weigt(£ entists, financiers q:~<.l artists were so mother, Mrs. C. McArthur, and two Sunday morning, is known as the Win. Fleming farm per month when tile war ended• ;~nd honored by their u]dm~r(.hs. The title brothers, George and John Many friends of Bertha Raymond and will take immediate possession, lsinglin Russiain action.f0r theMr'pas~FUlchertenmonths.has bees is either heredithry or" c'¢a,~es with the we were turning out about 10.000 qir- Mr. and Mrs. Ri~y Walker and son, gave her ahonorPleasantofherSUrprisebirthday.M°ndaYThe Thesday,%The F. MayW"B.6, ladies'withMrs.aid meets I Mrs. Erwin Boomburg of Pontiac plane engines a week. with plvme~ death of lhe distinguished person. Yh'. and Mrs. Chas. Walker and baby, evening in Elw°°dtwer e called home on account of the to carry them. .~r. and Mrs. Ernest Cooper and chil- time was spent in games and light re- Biddle for dinner. All are cordially laud Miss Carrie Bennett of Detroit Knife vs. Wife, Gerrnan spies found this out. Ger- dren visited Sunday with their par- freshments were served, invited. man soies knew l list the U-boat had "Most men." began the almost phil- eats, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Hack. After several months' illness Wm. The two youngest children of Mr. i illnesSBennett.°f~their_ mother, Mrs. Win.
faile~' i:,,,.nuso of the barrage of mines osopher, "are aware that it is bad man- 'L...... - th,' -i~h and American navies ~ers tO eat with their knife, but lots of had ,ross the North sea. Ger- theln also forge~ tlmt it i~ sometimes ma[~ ~- ~ent word to the general good policy to eat: with Limit wife." staff thai in spite of their best efforts to check the Americans at the t~ome b~se, they were outgeneraled. So the A TWICE-TOLD TALE. SPRINO TIME IS REPAIR TIME German staff learned that the Ameri- ,, cans had thrown their unlimited re- One of Interest to Our Readers. sources into the scales with the allies, } Good news bears repeating, and and the German staff turned "yellow" This is the time of year when everybody looks over his prope~y and checkg up the things that ought to be done. and quit. when it is confirmed afte~ a long That mighty preparation of which time, even if we hesitated to believe it the above is'but a fragmentary tale. is at first hearing, we feel secure in ac- the reason why the Victory Liberty cepting its truth now. The following loan is the last of the war lo~ns. Had experience of a Cass City woman ds OUR P AN NC m EQUiPPeD TO OUR the war gone on there wolild have confirmed after seven years. been a fifth, a sixth, a seventh, an Mrs.~W. H. Withey, Houghton St., eighth loan~loans until the German W., says: "I knew my kidneys were . Window and Door Frames III Evenersffi :!: hordes had been crushed ~nd sent bqck very much disordered. Swelling of into ~he heart of the fatherland. The my limbs and irregular action of the :: Window"Screens Whi etrees Neckyokes ~ecd for these v::~.z el!ruing.ted by the twinge~ c~u~ort me much misery. Do- mailed fist of our great preparation, an's Kidney PiIis gave me fine relief which supplemented the gigantic ef- and I was benefited in every way, af- " n I! Tongues Reaches forts put forth by our allies. ter using them." (Statement given : Scree Doors "Let us, then," as the secretary at September 14, 1911.) the treasm'y has said, "with thanksgiv- No Trouble Since. : Cupboard Doors 11! Axles and Bolsters ing 1o God that we were spared any On October 19, 1916, Mrs. "Withey grehter price, meet the honorable com- said: "What I have previously said in : Drawers Wagon Boxes Racks mitments of our government contract- praise of Dean's Kidney Pills holds ed in behalf of tile freedom of the good. I am thankful to say I haven't '2 world." needed to take them since they bgne- W'e kindly ask that you place your orders early. Odd jobs will be taken care of as promptly as possible. --HELP "F|NISH THE JOB2'-~ filed me so much several years.ago." Price 60c, at. all dealers. Don't sire.- For permanent peace and prosperity fly ask for a kidney remedy~get De- --support the Victory Liberty loan. Ph.,,o 51 3rinos cass C tv Lumber and Coal Co. an's Kidney Pitls~,the same that Mrs. " ]Withey had. ]~ oster-Milburn Co., Buy Victory Liberty loan securities Mfgrs,, Buffalo, N. Y.~Adv. 3 to rebuild the world. PAGE FOUm CASS CITY CHRONICLE, CASS CITY, MICH., APRIL 25, 1919.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. T~.~rner went to Mrs. E. W. Keating is ill this week. Flint Saturday to visit Mrs. Tumor's F. A. Bliss was in Saginaw Wednes- sister, Mrs.- Chas. Steele. They re- day. turned Monday. Robert H. Orr of Pigeon visited his Jesse Harder of Detroit is recuper- mother, Mrs. Emily Orr, Friday. ating from a recent attack of diph- Miss Bars'igor of Coiling visited theria at the home of his grandfather, her aunt, Mrs. Smith Hutchinson, Sun- %., Ephraim Reader. day. btr. :~u:i i'v.Tr~. F... C-4. Proe':.:or ~re Mrs. V, E. Keisev iert 'ih~,-sd~,, ~7 ~pending the week in Adriam Sunday at Unionville the guests of morning for .Detroit to visit with rel- X o Z Mrs. Turner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. atives a few days. N[r. and Mrs. James Masters of 0 Wickware ate Sunday dinner at the S. A. Dickinson. Mrs. SpjPder and Mrs. Ibbitson ' of i '\ Miss Mable Cleland, who spent last h,ome of Lloyd Reagh. Gagetown visited Wednesday at the "%-. 0 Win. Ball, st., an:l family and Jas. week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. home of A. T. Craft. Robt. Cleland, returned to Detroit Crane and family spent Sunday in Et- Mrs. John Gatlagher entertained lington, the g'uests of Win. Ball, jr. Monday afternoon. bet sister, Mrs. A. C. Cummings, of ...... •. ~ ...... :.... -~%:.: Miss Agatha MacEaehin of West Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Reed returned Sterling Easter Sunday. ".-_ .....:" >." ~r~neh spent Friday and Saturday to their home in St. Louis, Mo., Fri- W.D. Striffier and family spent f day afar spending a few days at the with her aunt, Mrs. A. McGillvray. Easter Sunday at Pigeon with their i' home of G. W. Goff. Jas. Reagh, who has been in rather daughter, Mrs. Robt. Orr. poor health this winter, is greatly h~- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cross of De- Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Rittenhouse, J. proved. troit and Miss Ella Cross, teacher in L. Parry and Mrs. E. R. Hunter mo- the Akron schools, visited at the home Miss Nellie Peter, teacher in the tored to Sebewaing Sunday. of Thomas Cross Sunday. t)eford school, visited Mrs. Chamber- Harry Vickers and Fred Cooper re- ]~ain Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hock of De- turned "Wednesday nigLt from camp, troit, who huve spent a week at the Mrs. Grace Kru~,4 is visiting' her having" lately arrived from overseas. home of Mrs. Catherine McCue, re- daughter, Mrs. Burr Clara, in Gage- Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Benkelman and turned to their home Friday. town for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Benkelman took Miss Myrtle Orr has accepted a po- Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Townsend and an automobile trip Sunday to Sebe- sition as instructor in the Pigeon daughter, June, spent Tuesday and waing. TYpe o s Z o ok schools the coming year. She will Wednesday in Flint. Mr. and Mrs. P. S. McGregory and ]Tk~ar at a happy-mealram price teach the second and third grades. Comfort and to De- I Mrs. I. D. McCoy and son, Dean, vis- ~{rs, Edith Turner returned Mrs. Arthur Jones has accepted the ~ot iV£onday after a visit with her fa- ited at the home of Christopher Mc- position of saleslady at the store of L. We recommend this splendid shoe because ther, John Tewksbury. Rae in Greenleaf Sunday. H. Wood to fill thevacancy caused by with Rolston's ~od looks you'll get Ralston The name of Miss E. Laverne Gam- Travis Schenck has purchased a the resignation of Miss Gertrude Cor- ble, fmmaerly of Cass City, is among foot comfort. See them and try them on. Fordson tractor which is being used many. ~ his farm northwest of Cass City. the !ist of nurses who arrived at New That's the way to judge° The price TA happy Meredith Auten, B. F. Benkelman, York from overseas Wednesday. "Why ealI our soldiers doughboys ?" Roy Vance and Fowler Hutchinson, medium one--S7.00 to $10.00. ~aks a reader. The origin of the name all" journeyed to Saginaw Friday re- Erwein Zemke has engaged the res- idence belonging to Mrs. Emily Mc- is supposed to be due to the fact tha~ turning with three beautiful new Bu- This is a reduced reproduction of a page ad- they have a Baker for a boss--which lick cars, one of which was purchased Kim and will move his family there vertisement appearing in the April 12th issue from his former home in. Caro in the ted another man to add that our Allies by Mro Benkelman. ~eeded them. Get it? , near future. of the Saturday Evening Post. Vern Holler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Schiedel en- C. W. HetIer, who is stationed with tertained Mr. Sehiedel's uncle, Sam- CRO B the United States army in Luxem- uel Leinbaeh, and family of Pigeon burg', Germany, writes home to Ms Cass City's Shoe and Clothing' Men. and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Morgan and parents that he is enjoying a two family of Kinde Sunday. PBIh0ph0Ba weeks' furlough among" the beauties of the Alps mountains in Switzerland. The Priseillas were entertained The east wing of Clem ° Tyo's resi- Wednesday evening, Miss Hazel Hick- ey, hostess, at the home of A. H. Hit- dence caught fire last Saturday start- in.g" on the roof and causing but little gins. A delightful evening was spent B00ars and light refreshments served. damage to the house, a good sized patch of new shingles being all that Ephraim Reader and daughter Never in the world's history have is visible to tell the tale. No one leave today for a visit in "Watertown w,vo men contributed so much keen, eould account for the origin of the fie. v,dth N:r. Reader's daughter, Mrs. Amos Hoffman, who have recently clean pleasure to the people of every George Wilson, naval reserve, ar- moved there from Marine City. ~ation as have the Pathe Brothers, of rived home Saturday from Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. John Dickinson of France, wi~ose worl&wide reputation Vs. He has been released from active service for three yars but must be Bad Axe came Saturday to visit rela- is well established through their is- ready to go on call if the government tives. Mr. Dickinson returned Mon- ventive genius in perfecting the needs him at any time. Mr. Wilson day, Mrs. Dickinson remaining with Pathephone, the Pathe Discs and the i left Mofiday for Detroit where he has her sister, Mrs. G. E. Reagh, for a few days. Moving Pictures. For over twenty-isecured employment in the Ford @ fixie years inventors find manufaetur- plant. He wilI move his family there Roy. A. H. Butzbaeh, recently ap- ors have bee~ trying to produce a per-i as soon as he can find a suitable home. pointed pastor of the EvangelieaI church, will commence his duties here feet "instrument that would render a l Wallace Tuckey of Tacoma, Wash- next Sunday. He and Mrs. Butzbaeh tile-like reproduction of voice and in- ington, who has been in the U. S. expect to motor from Owosso to Cass strument. But it remained for theNavy the past two years, visited last A AIR City arriving here today or tomorrow. TiNE HA8 Pathe Freres to accomplish this, and week at the homes of his brother, bring into being the Pathephone and 'James, and father, Charles Turkey, Pearl E. Fleming, a gradue.tt of the i leaving Friday for Albany, New York, Chicago Veterinary College, has lo- And when ladies clean house they always find that some parts of the house Pathe Discs. I o Listeni~g" to the marvelous fidelity lwhere he will remain a few months cated in Cass City for the practice of need new window shades, curtain rods, curtains and draperies. We have just of the soft vibrations of the violin, the before leaving for the south. Mr. his profession. He has established an strong melody of the orchestra or Turkey was employed as painter on office in the John Holeomb residence, received a large assortment of ready made curtains and curtain materials by the ;band, and every voice modulation of the ship Savannah and also served a one btoek south of the Chronicle build- :the great a~:tists, as rendered by the short time on a submarine. ing. yard, a selection which is hard to duplicate in towns of this size. Pathephone, you will realize you are] Mrs. Win. Dodge just received word Ira Gale, with the boys in Francee hearing musical masterpieces repro- of the death of C. E. Darling, a form- son of Mrs. Ella Gale, writes he will ~:lueed in all their purity, tone,or Cass City man. His death occurred not be home with his regiment which $ sails very soon as he is attending the ! .strength, and detail of technique. Mu-iFriday at his home in Highland, Oak- sic lovers everywhere have been so land Co., Mich., where he has resided University in Beaune, France, spec- impressed with the natural perfor-!since leaving here about 22 years ago. ializing in music, at the expense of ladies' manor of the Pathephone that they aI! I His wife preceded him in death about Uncle Sam. li n erson :agree it should be called the actual 16 years ago. He leaves ~o mourn his Mr. and Mrs. Marve Ehlers and ,duplication of the living" voices of theloss our sister, Mrs. W. B. Westerby children leave this week for Spokane, artists, for in "reproduction" ~ome lot Wilmot, and one brother, N. Dar- V~?-ashirigton, where Mr. Ehlers will en- Ready-t0-ffear :~)ne qualities are bound to be lost. As ling~ of Oxford and a host of friends. gage in the automobile business. He $ rendered by the Pathephone, nothing "Please take out ad for sale of is well known in this community, hav- is lost--not a single delicate tone- cow," x~.ites F. D. Wright of Cater ing been cashier of the Shabbona Bank Departsent. Corsets shading, not an overtone, not even the town. "Cow was sold almost before I for several years. inspirational thrill of the artist. Ireceived the paper." Robt. Warner is Friends are pleased to greet Paul The Pathephone is equipped with a another pleased customer of Chror~i- Fritz and Wm. Hurley, who returned These are corsets that o perfect Tone Control, suiting every {ele liner smwiee. "Take my potato to Cass City this week from overseas, Our selection in Ladies' mood of the owners' desires, so that liner out," he telephoned in Monday. both having received their discharge Capes, Coats, Dolmans speak for themselves, they may add their own interpretation i"One insertion of the liner did the from Camp Custer. Mr. Fritz came any lady who has ever i to the volume, shadina" and expression business." P. A. Donaldson is anoth- home Tuesday noon and Mr. Hurley and Dresses has not of any selection, let Chronicle advertising booster. Wednesday evening. worn either one of The Pathephone not only plays the Last week he published a list of Ten of the young lady friends of decreased a partical, wonderful Pathe Discs, comprising household goods and two automobiles i Miss Lura DeWitt called at her home f0r we have received these well made corsets for disposal at private sale. "Needn't ilast Friday evening wlthout wam~ing, run that ad again." he remarked to bringing refreshments of ice cream another large shipment appreciates the comfort the Chronicle Monday afternoon. land cake and leaving several fine a> and excellent fit that "Sold the two automobiles and most tides of silverware and a most picas- this ,week. o of the other goods already." o ant memory behind them. @ . these two corsets give. Myron E. Bearup,. son of Elbert Some of the members of the Art Bearup, recently returned from Club are desirous that mention be C.,,',~.,~r'~oml COr10~ ~' France and was the .guest of his fa- tmade of the fine treatogiven them last ther last week. The young man car- week at their meetino with Mrs. Guy ries with him an official communica- Landon when she surprised them by tion from Lt. Col. B. M. Atkinson, Air l an invitation to eat supper at her ex- Service, U. S. A., issued to members pense at the Methodist church. of the "139th Aero Squadron, 2nd Pur- Mack H. Vyse, three months 01d ba- suit Group, 1st Pursuit Wing, in by son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam'I Vyse .of Bungalow Aprons and which the commander compliments Wyandotte passed away early Tues- very high the work of this particular day morning at the home of his grand- branch of the service in flying and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hall, fightin~ at all altitudes and co-operat- where Mrs. Vyse and baby had spent House Dresses ing with the infantry in their muddy the past week. Funeral services were st,-aggles on the ground. This group held Wednesday afternoon by Rev. B. " • was officially c~-edited ~4th having- de- O. Shellenbarger at the Hall residence stroyed 286 enemy air service and in all sizes, colors, styles and price, the greatest number of musical selec- "and the remains were buried in Elk- having dropped 150,000 kilograms of tions recorded in every musical center land cemetery. bombs. of the world, but it is also equipped Delos Wright returned recently so that other disc records may be The following Oddfellows and Re- from a visit to Camp Benj. Harrison from $1.50 to $4.50 played perfectly. In the Pathe Discs bekahs anticipate attending "-the near Indianapolis where he went to the Sound Waves are recorded on the Thumb Anniversary association held see his son, h'l J., who is confined in a bottom of the record grooves. A per- at Caro today: John Sugden, Mrs. An- hospital there with several other manent, highly polished, smooth, drew Schmidt, Sophia Finkle, Flor- young men. all not only terrible suffer- round genuine Sapphire is used to ence Bigelow, Wm. Schwaderer, Mrs. ers from shell shock but also quaran- gather them from forty points of con- Wm. Schwaderer, Mrs. Levagood, tined owing to some prevalence of stant contact between the Sapphire Alex Henry, Mrs. A. MeKim, Mrs. A: diphtheria in the camp. Mr. Wrig:ht ¢, and the disc, ,conducting the vibrations T. Craft, A. T. Craft,-Roy Crosby, M. received but little pleasure from the from tho latter to the Sound Chamber. See~er. Chas. Robinson, H. T. Cran- trip aa he vca~ ...... vcry -n ..... in 1I and doing away with the necessity of dell, Marie Crandell, Mrs. A. Brian, tercourse with his boy oyeing to the Mable Brian, J. Benkelman, H. Laud- constantly changing" nordics both for quarantine. LernKe Bros. erbach, D. G. Wright, I. A. Fritz, the pr()teetior~ of the disc and to secure During the illness that recently at- the desired tone results. Chas. Travis, B.F. Benkelman, S. Champion, Mrs. S. Champion, Mrs. S. tacked Mrs. A. A. Rieker in which she lJl/.!jJ -. i PATHE GUARANTEE G. Benkelman, G. W. West, Mrs. G. was confined not only to the house but also to her bed for several days, We guarantee every Pathe Record to W. West, Mrs. Mary Land, Mrs. L, E. her husband, the genial and prompt play at least one thousand times with Dickinson, Mrs. A. A. Ricker, Mrs. A. sdnior member of the Ricker & Krah- the Pathe Sapphire Bail, without im- D. Mead, A. D. Mead, Harry Young, ling firm, acted as head nurse. A pairment to the unexcelled beauty of J. L. Pa~ry, Mrs. M. J. McGillvray, friend verymuch concerned in the con- tone and without showing" any percep- Mrs. C. D. Strittter, Henry Herr, A. J. dition of Mrs. Ricker on calling the tible wear on the record. Knapp. Ed. Pinney, John Sandham, L. Bardwell, Fred White, Mrs. Fred residence by phone was greeted by the White. L. I. Wood, P. A. Schenck, J. voice of the aforesaid nurse respond- blr. Farmer. If you want to sell or buy anything try a A. Caldwell, Mrs. Della Bardwell, ing" in the familiar parlance used in A. ft. Biooins Mrs. Bailey. his daily routine, "Central Market." Liner in the Chronicle. CASS CITY CHRONICLE, CASS CITY, MICH., APRIL 25, 1919. PAGE FIVe,.
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,, ,, •, ~ *, . , - " ! Miss Ethel Reader returned from Boy's jack knife, dark handle car- Potatoes wanted at Heller's. 4~ 4-i Grant ~[onday where she has been a r}dng monogram "G. M." lost between e i visitor in the home of her brother, postoffice and express office. Return to t55-egg incubator for sale. Price 0 i Frank Reader. Chronicle. 4-25-1p $10.00. Alice Hudson, R. R. 5, Cuss City. 3-21- ~I Mrs. Vida Crankshaw and little For Sale~Two young cows giving" ¢, daughter, Jaequeline, returned last milk. John McKichan. Phone 142 T. Eggs wanted at Jones'. @ Get Rid the Dirt o week from an extended visit in differ- 4-25-2p t ent parts of the state. Potatoes For Sale. Miss Elizabeth Doerr left Wednes- Hay For Sale. 75c per bushel. Farm Produce C~. t T~ra lanrl,~ af A 1 ol~v~r hay. IP. 2-7- CLE N UP Lenzner, Phone 9!---4!{. 4225-!p 4~ east and north town, who has re- of .. A row boat for sale. Enquire ~f 4~ undergone an operation. " cently Imst. Israel Hall. 4-25-tf Mrs. D. G. Buhl of Unionvitle, Mrs. A pocketbook containing $.34 on a_ o Chas. Ra,,fi~s of Lansing and S. L. Pe- street in Cass City Saturday. Please Man wanted tO work on farm. i Are you ready for the Spring Housecleaning Cam- O terson of Sag'inaw were all present return to Chronicle office. Miss Max- Enquire of Win. F. Joos, phone 101-3:s last week at the funeral of Mrs. G. W. ine Livingston. 4-25-2* Goff. I have been appointed local age~g paign? Check up your list and see if there is anything for the Gleaners' Co-operative Mutual Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Striffier and Seed potatoes for sale. J. D. Turkey 4-25-2p Fire Insurance Co. Let me write your daughter, Mrs. Otto Nique, of Decker fire insurance or sell you lightning you need from carpet tacks to brooms. A squint at our went last week to attend the funeral For Sale--An eight year old geld- 'rods. Policies written in town ~r at Buffalo of Mrs. Striffier's cousin, ing, weight 1400, sound wind and in "country. Harvey Hyde. 4-25-2 west window will show just what you need. Mr. Boekstedt. fair condition. A number one work Solomon Striffter found a relic of horse. Price $75.00. Frank E. Hutch- Bean Straw For SMe old lumbering days on his farm two inson, Wilmot, R 1. 4-25-1 For more particulars Phone 151 A. 4~ miles northeast of Cass City in the form of an ox shoe. it was probably We control exclusive sales rights HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR EGGS for Michigan on absolutely essential The 60 or 70 years old. patented article, selling to merchants. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Craft and son l Want capable men as District and Stanley, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred County Sales Managers. $200 necessa- Yours for service, Craft of Gagetown visited in Pontiac ry. You handle own money. Will allow Scrap Book Open every Wednesday evening. from Saturday until Monday at the expenses to Detroit if you will quali- homes of Ed. Craft and other friends. fy. Proven big money maker. For par- ticulars Address, Secretary 400 Union OL' MAN TROUBLE. Mrs. B. J. Dailey and three children, Trust Building, Detroit. Mrs. Nellie Kitson and Mrs. H. IL OF ~Ian TroubIe comes a-peekin' 'crest E. W. JONES Wager and daughter, Ruth, spent an Auto Chamois and Sponges at Cass hill. enjoyable day at Caseville Wednes- City Drug Co. t says, "You'll never git me," but he say~, day. Both the Dailey and Wager "I guess I will." Fie mussed up my inte~itlons in de work
_" -- -- : ----- L - := - families are planning to spend the For Sale. I tried to do, summer at Oak Bluff. Registered Holstein bull calf, Sire ~But i said. ~'1"!t never mind him an' ]['~ Pontiac Cass City No. 219117 Dam start de work anew," ; " _ -- Ononis Dutch De Kol No 219993. Calf is large and well marked and from A. 04' M:an Trouble kep' a-hangi~C (m m~" CHRONICLE LINERS ] R. O. stock. Robt. A. Cleland, Cass track, .... 7,' R 1. 4-18-2p He got to callin' names an' tried to make City, me a.nswer back. Rates--Liner ads 5 cents per 1~ut I simply let 'ira holler an' I onI~ Potatoes wanted Heller's. line, each insertion. No ad ac- at stopped to say, PASTIME THEATER "I ain't got time to argue, 'cause dis is cepted for less than 20c for first insertion~ if tess than four lines, Shut Up Your Chickens. rny busy da,y." subsequent insertions, without Several complaints have been made O1' Man Troub)a g'ot ,so ugly in his ways change, may be made at the rate to me regarding Chickens running at I~e bought a keg o' powder an' t~e t.ried of 5 cents a line. large. Chicken owners are hereby start a blaze. MONDAY, APRIL 28 notified that such practice will not be Den I says, "i%{ist~h Trouble, since y(~l~ permitted. Henry Herr, Village Mar- other naPne is 'l-lun' Don't miss the Senior Playl Com- shal. Dis is where [ lose nay patience an' I ing soon. to gtt ~ gun." Blatchford's calf meat. Farm Pro- --Philander Johnson in Washington Star. Chas. Chaplin in "A Dog's Life" Eggs wanted at Jones'. duce Co. 3-21- Potatoes wanted. Farm Produce Co. WERE NOT TAKING CHANCES For Sale. Get Rex Dry Paste for applying" 20-acre farm 6½ miles southeast of Citizens of Petunia Had a Reason for WM. S. HART in Wall Paper. Wood's Drug Store- Cass City, all improved, good build- Avoiding Anything That Looked "The Great Divide" ings, all kinds fruit; on terms. In- Like Trouble. Durham cow 5 years old, due May quire of Andrew Schmidt, Cass City. 4-4-4p 20, for sale. Also a 3-year-old cot(, '%Vhat's the matter with the folks driver, partly broke. Will trade for in thls town, anyhow?" demanded old The C. C. H. S. A. A. must raise money to meet young stock. Finlay Ross. 4-18-2 House and lot on Third St. east, for sate. James Profit, Phone 102 Q. 4-4- I Lab Snuckles, drawing rein in front of the blacksmith shop in Petunia. "Is expenses arising from coming Track Meet and Watch for the Senior Play. Plan to attend the Senior Play. the white caps around or the grand are now selling tickets, the proceeds of which Fresh stock of bulk and box candy Watch for the date. jury in session, or what? I rid hp to just received a't Cass City Drug Co. the Right Place store, tied my mule, will go to pay for athletic equipment. Cass City Drug" Co. for fancy shelf and started in. ] had a switch in my Will load a car of potatoes at and crepe paper. hand, and I sorter larruped my britches Greenteaf on Monday and Tuesday, ] with it to get the dust off. as any gent April 28 and 29. Kenneth McRae, We can save you DOLLARS in the wQuld. The storekeeper was behind Everyone.is acquainted with the above named stars and you are assured of an purchase of a T~cktoni~s Silo. Inves- Phone 147 5s. 4-25-1 the counter, and the minute ! switched evening of solid entertainment. tigate our Equipment and Price. Cuss City Lumber & Coal Co. my leg he dropped something Ihat Chas. Chaplin appears in "A Dog's Life," one of his million dollar pictures and Buy CXX Feed to mix with your smashed on the floor, and lit out of the brown barley feed as a filler. It an- Saws gummed and filed and truck back door like a bat om oli torment. bran, has a those enjoying a hearty laugh will not be disappointed, swots the purpose of bodies built to order at Fergusmi's ::A good deal ~he same ihing happened Win. S. Hart needs no introduction as he has appeared at the Pastime several (a~g~er few sacksprotein at and$1.90 much ewt. cheaper. Cass CityTry Wagon Shop. Acetylene welding fn at a couple or" other places. 1 don't connection. 2-7- took like I wanted ro kill anybody, do Grain Co. 4-25-c times of late in good, clean, western pictures. The Athletic Association will appre- [ IT' The Tecktonius Sito~ gives you a "'NO. I reckon not." replied the vil- ciate your patronage. 1 Get your Popular Copyrights at silo of permanency at a lower price. lage chestllut, who s:lood beneatlt th6 Matinee at 3:45, 15c and 20c. Evening at 8, 20c and 30c. Wood's Drug Store. Cass City Lumber & Coal Co. blacksmith's spreading tree. "But the The Woman's Study Club wilt serve news was notated around town a spell Formaldehyde for treating grain at ago that a grnss widder lady, name no[ a cafeteria lunch Saturday afternoon Cass City Drug Co. ~...:.~;~ and evening at Mrs. John Schwader- given, was on the street some'rs, with | TO-DAY (Friday) and SATURDAY ....,=, , WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30 ...... ";':='= ~!up,e]2'S Cr-estaurant'ne This is give,, to make Wanted. a rawhide in 'her hand, and muttering something about a prominent busines~ R ily St Kfld !1 v{ted. LeetureBringyou,'C°urSefriendsdefieit'withAllyou.in- Carpenters, cabinet makers, boat ! W lla. "d in "_-.Th e Em evens in " builders, joiners, and paintei's who un- man. So you see how it yaw-w-wn! a ce el ,, derstand high class finishing. Our ~was." Kansas City Star. :| Thing We Love" of Storms , The young, ladies of the Presbyteri- plant is light and well ventilated. Port Clinton is located on Lake Erie The D. S. M. is of Bronze. 1 , - this is the last Metro Picture we will ~1 an church will serve a 25c supper at in the famous fruit growing section, 1 Is ~t our sweethearts, our wives, or ~-- f-r aw'"e a " "" "0 " . ,,, the church parlors, April 30, begin- midway between Toledo and Cleveland The Distinguislied Service medal iS " . ~ ~. . nave O Fill no those enj ylng good ~ ning at 5:30 p. m. until all are served. on the main line of the New York Con- of bronze, wi|h the eagle in the middle, ketbook or our country ~ome and These young ladies are putting" forth :i poc • - " "" " - 15c pictures should see this. 15c and 20c. ~1 tral R. R. A good, inexpensive little crowned wilh 13 slurs. Around the ! see. Fnda" y and Saturday ~venmgs,~ Saturday, May ,3, Vivian Martin in l~ extra efforts to make the supper the townin which to live. Plenty of fish- eagle, In gold letters on bhle enamel, and 20c. Saturday Mat., 10c, 15c. "The Fair Barbarian ' ~ ~ best ever served. Everybody is cor- dially invited. lug, hunting and bo~ting. Attractive ~re ~he wc.vds: "For Distinguished summer resorts near by. Steady work. Service, Mc~{XVIII. Do You know that you can get what The Matthews cO., Port Clinton, O]~io. The ribbon has a white (:enter, with ..... : -- you want m• Wall Paper at Wood 'S 4-11-7 a pin stripe of dark btue edging the ~~~:..,~:.~1..:~:. ~,,¢. ,I. ~ ~~u (o.uuu .~:~24~:* u'.u~:* • O Drug" Store. white and a band of red at either end. Take yore" films to Wood's Drug The D. S. M. may be awarded to any •O ! - ~ ~ Box and shadow social at Deford Store for developing" and printing. one who distinguishes himself or her- Just received, car Of fresh cement. self by exceptionally meritorious ~~ ~~'~~ I S°cie~y Hall Friday night' May 2" Farm Produce Co. 4-4-4 service to the government in a duty ~. Three Ideal Spring Tonics ~ ~E~ Buy Velvet Brand ice cream in of ar(,a~ responsibiii{y in time of war L~ I~O~(~~~__L ~ bricksRuhl'Sner. at foryourd_25_ Sunday din- Found Auto tire for Ford car. En- or in connection with operation~ I quire at Chronicle office 4-4- against nn armed enemy of the United Now is the time to build up )'our system and here are Miss Maud Pleenor is assisting" at Hard wood for sale. Enquire of States. Tlle D. S. C. is awarded for Robt, J. Gallagher. 4-25-tf l Building Lot For Sale exceptional gallantry in action omlyl the tonics that will help you: the Heller Bakery this week. on Seeger St. Enquire at the Chron --~ the I). S. M. may be awarded to ~|- icle office. 4-4-tf Miss Nellie Goff, daughter of G. W. Eight year old cow, fresh, for sale. tilers in the service overseas, or to per- Enquire of Harry Rockwell, 8 miles sons in civil life back home who are retumied Flin~ Monday. Package seeds 5c, Jones'. Penslar Laxative Alterative oo, to east and 2 miles south of Cass City. engaged in war work of ~ome klnde-- Mrs. A. C. Deming is caring for 4-25-2 ~tars and Stripes, France. I ~r~ Earl Heller during her illness. For Sale---5-room house and 10t compound with bmm, good location on West St. -: " --7 ...... " C.R. Townsend and family and Los- Five year 'old bay mare wt 1350, sound and right, for sale. A.H. Hen- Also other residence property ranging i stimulates the organs which remove the Imisoncus waste lie Townsend motored to Bad Axe in price from $700.00 up to $2,500. Advertise it in the Chronicle. derson, Def0rd 4-25-1p matter and impurities from the system. Price $1.00. Sunday. Fritz & Waidley. 4-4- ' Blake Gillies and son, George, of The celebrated Johnson .Chocolates Advertise it in the Chronicle. Detroit were guests at the A. D. Gil- in box or bulk at Ruhl's. 4-25- Get your wall paper and window shades at Ca~ City Drug Co. Prices Penslar Sarsaparilla ,.. lies home over Sunday. ,? Card of Thanks. tow. Milton Huffman returned Satmxiay We wish to thank the friends and one of the most favored blood tonics to be had. Large size ~ from a trip to Coteman where he pur- nei.p:.hbors for the beautiful floral of- Raise your calves, feed Blatchford's ' bottles at $1.00 each. ~ chased a team of horses. ferings at the death of our little son, Calf Meal. Farm Produce Co. 3-21- Mrs. Russell Rogers left Thursday Mack H. Mr. and Mrs. Sam'l Vyse. ,.% for several weeks' visit with her par- Tecktonius Silo absolutely takes Card of Thanks. care of all shrinking and swelling in A. D. S. Blood Remedy o I wish to extend sincere thanks to dry and wet weather. Cass City Lum- • ~i, Mrs. Catherine Mm;ray of Pm¢ Hu, friends for the post cards and beauti- ber & Coal Co. A perfect blood purifier and cleanser.. Excellent for rebuild- ":'4. ron came Tuesday evening and is a ful flowers sent to me during my ill- home. ing a run down system. guest at the MacIntyre ness. Mrs. Earl Spencer. Nine-room house and lot on Gar- Mrs. Win. Straube and children and field Ave. for sale on easy terms. Mrs. Elizabeth Nash went to Detroit Card of Thanks. ° Mrs. Jessie Pet(it. 2-28- ~ Wednesday for a brief visit. We desire to express our g-ratitude START TAKING ONE OF THESE TONICS NOW FOR ~: to all our friends at Cass City and House, barn and one acre of land The W. C. T. U. will meet at the Bethel for their sympathy and kind- situated just outside southern village 0,•: THE STRENGTH IT WILL GIVE YOU. :!i~ home of Mrs. G. A. Striffier on Fri- ness in our sorrow, to those who limits of Cass City for sale on easy ~. day afternoe~ A.pril 25, ~f. ~:R0. helped in the singh:~, to Mr. Young, tel_'!q!s, !"~.rs, A~n~ P.qf£er~on. 2-14- , ~ ~ ~: The ladies of the Baptist church had and for the beautiful floral offering Parties wanting their sheep sheared a pot luck dinner and quilting bee at from the Bethel friends. Mrs. Chas. Karl'. will please .phone their orders to W. Cass City Drug (50. } theWednesday. home of Mrs. G. W. Landon L. Ward's residence or see Wallie Card of Thanks. Marshall. 4-11-3p ' ~,o:o.~**~ot~:oIo:~.~.g~4,¢~¢~ ] Dr. A. C. Edgerton l.ef~ Wednesday We desire to express our sincere afternoon for De~ro~t after a few thanks to friends for the many acts of Potatoes wanted. Farm Produce Co. " weeks' visit with his ~mother, Mrs. C. kindness extended to us during our bereavement; also for the floral offer- Sweet Clover seed for sale. Farm Water Regulated by Pedal. Speaking of Birds° IEdgerton: ings from Echo Chapter, O. E. S., the Produce Co Pressing one end of a pedal with the When little Willie's ma used to tell Mrs. Ben Kehoe of, Pontiac, sister of Owl and Wideawake clubs and neigh- HANDSHAg£ SUPPOSED i Wanted. ~ot admits cold water to a new wash- tim she had been informed of his mis- Ithe late Mrs. Thos. Witson, is serious- bors. G.W. Goff, Lillian Goff, Nellie, TO INDKATE @REAT [ ~tand, pressing the other end allows leeds by a bird, Willie probably had iy ill at the home of Andrew Wilson. Goff, Geo. W. Reed,, Mrs. L. Peterson. Three drivers, ten frst class labor- nisgivings that either ma was pr, evarl- tMrs. Kehoe is the mother of three Buy Velvet Brand ice cream in ers for concrete road work. Slater ~ot~trewaterpedal tOmixesth)w theandtwoPressingso that(hOmed-On" 'sting in a good cause or the tale-bear- [:mra:le boys. Miss Della Martin is the bricks at Ruhl's for you r Sunday din- Construction Co. Pontiac, Michigan. 4-11-3 ,,rately warm water is obtained- ng fowl was a lyre bird. in attendance. ner. 4-25-
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state wi:{en eei{trai standard H-rod-isin C. W. Heifer drives an elegant new force. Buick six. Little Marguerite Goff is very ill Tho James bill to require the regis- with pneumonia. N tration of all persons who drive motor Miss Edna Lowe spent Sunday at Wonderful vehicles, the licenses to be issued by her home in Argyle. the secretary of state and to be per- C. R. Townsend drives a Buick four BigBargaies ~fanent, passed the house. Licenses purchased from Luke Wright. Ba rgains in =._.= ...... ,, Fa~s =':==. ~,,;~dd ,:. :,~ -=5 ,:c,~.~.[,~,:~:~ ..,~d i:...: :. ~•• The. cxter%r of the ~v,an~.je!ica! ~N vocable if holders are convicted of M~ss Lydia Mctnnes was in Detroit expected resuit was that the gover~ov parsonage is undergoing a few re- over Sunday. Mane-to- * would be asked to lay drainage la::,,'s careles~ or reckless driving. No one pmrs. ~before the coming special session. -prc,- under 16 years Ùf age would be E. W. Jones and family motored to ~.ided there is any agreement pos~ibi.a eiig,ible to get such a license. Dr. W. D. Lane of Pt. Austin was a Vassar Sunday. a'uest at the Robt. CleIand home ove~- Clothes that wilt make it worth while te bring Sunday. f~e matter up again. Two important house bills to go Mrs. J. D. Crosby, who was quite Work $. sss through the senate and thence to the ill last week, is gaining in health. Otto Nique and daughter, Eleanor, Public uti~ty bills remained the last governor for his signature are the Mrs. Earl Heller is improving in of Decker called on relatives here Thirty grades from interesting featnre of the regal'U:' sea- Reed agricultural seed bill (and the health after a severe illness last week, Sunday. Good leathers. si()'fi. Gay. Sleeper had Col. \V. i Dafoe fi~heries bill. The first sets E. W. Jones and family enjoyed an Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bliss grid chil- Anderson, attorney for the ~V[scons~n severe penalties for any one who false- automobile trip to Care and Akron dren spent Sunday with friends in a $20 to $65 railroad comm~ssmn, addres:~ lb.. ~. ly advertises the merits of any see(Is. Tuesday. [ Owendale. ~" - Good fitters. legislature on the Wisconsin law, The other puts all commercial fishing The Misses Irene and Hele.ne Bard- Arehie Kelley of Detroit called on in Michigan waters, under the supervL which gives the state supreme author well and Louisa Smith visited in Ca- l old acquaintances in town the last of sion of the state game department. ~ty, even over city-o~med uti!ities, in re Sunday. the week. It's important that you Big assortment in every a quiz following the talk. however. The Misses Isabel and ]~/!arie Mac- Mrs. Alex Modrey of Pontiac trans~ Senator Brennan brought out the fact The Aldrich bill to place gas com- price. Iatyre and brother, A. D., visited in acted business in to~m Tuesday and begin spring work path a that the Wisconsin state constitution panles under the supervision of the Ubly Sunday. i Wednesday. good work shoe. aces not contain a "home rule" cla,~se state railroad commission wen out P.~, Mrs. Robt. H. err and little daug'h- Made in any style you == ~or cities as the Michigan constitution the house on a second roll celt, after Walter Sehelt and T. L. Tibbats have purchased Fords this week from ter, Ethel, of Pigeon are visiting in does. The same day the senate passe4 failing by one vote o~n. the first r,.~! town this week. want, ~ ~h0 Lemire.Brower biI1 providing ~or call. It got the exact 51 votes needed the local agency, Prices just right. Mrs. J. D. Young and son, Burns, a public utilities con]mission of three to pass it, when a reconsideration o~: Rev. Simon Cormany and family left Monday for a few days' stay with members, with much the same power~ the first vote gave the opportunity for Ief.t N:onday morning" for their new friends in Owosso. as the present rat!road commission the second. home in Wauseon, Ohio. and retaining for the cities the rights Miss Beryl Flint of Detroit is a Miss Goldie Martin, who is em- Farrell Farrell they now possess,over certain utiliticZ The Copley bill relative to equal guest at the home of her father, Ed- ployed in a telephone exchange in De- ~erating within their limits. civil rights for all persons, regardless ward Flint, for a few days. troit, was a caller in town Monday. of race, creed or color, met defeat in Miss Myrtle Deming spent Sunday Mrs. Jas. Tennant went to Detroit The special session date still is nn- the house, the members regarding it at the home of her parents, Mr. and Tuesday for a two weeks' visit with decided, but a conference between as too drastic. It provided that no Mrs. Henry Deming, west of town. her daughter, Mrs. CheWer ]~L Pal- ford. ~0v. Sleeper, most of the senators person could be excluded from any John Holcomb moved his household J. D, Tuckey is the owner of an C. R. Townsend has built a he@ ~nd several house leaders, agreed up. public place, or not given the same effects to the A. C. Hayes house, cor- The Misses Lena and Addle Gatla- Oldsmobile Eight. garage at the rear of his dwelling on ~n May 20 as the tentative date for the treatment as every other person, un- ~.er of Oak and Pine streets last week. gher retrained to Highland Park Sat- Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Heller motored Maitn St. eesslon. A date two week.~ later had der penalty of $100 fine or ninety days urdav after a brief visit with rela- Miss Mary Burr, attending school !to Bay City Tuesday. Melvin Gone, son of Chas. Ge~, been considered previously. The final imprisonment. tives~ at Jackson, is visiting this week at Mrs. Russell Rogers left Thursday left last week for Pontiac where ~djournment of the regular sessidn her father, George Burt, Clare Mudge, employed with the for a visit in New York state. will resume the employment in which will not come until May 15. The house also has adopted tl~e the home of Morgan Wright Rubber Co., Detroit, IKiss Kathryn McLarty of 0wen- h~ was engaged before going over'- Daprato bill for the issuance of a cer- Supervisor J. A. Ca!dwell and Vii- came Saturday for, a short visit with !age Assessor H. L. Hunt are making dale spent Saturday at her parental seas. Counties may elect to abolish all tificate by the secretary of state in relatives. home. fees in the office of county sheriff and connection with the sale of every see- the rounds taking the property valua- ~¢Irs. E. B. Landon has moved he~r Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Muck and Mr. and Mrs.~.Arthur A. Rieker and household goods into the house owne~ t~t the sheriff on straight satmw, un- Ond hand motor vehicle, except farm tions. daughter, Madeline, of Colwood and son, James, returned from Detroit by Mrs. Maggie Houghton on Hougli- der the terms of a bill submitted by tractors. The certificate i~ to show Mrs. Samuel Robinson was called R. C. Graham of Care spent Sunday [ ~k~esttay evening after spending sev- ton St. and the two ladies will occupy Senator Connelly and adopted bY the the number of the car, lic~ase, engine to Shabbona Monday owing to the at the E. W. Kercher home. l eral days in that locality. the residence together: ~enate. The senate also has adopted nmnber and other figures by which a illness and death of her father, Mr. tile. Harvey bill to define the crime of car may be identified. The certificates Meredith. eenspiracy, a bill aimed at the arson would cost fifty cents apiece. Mrs. Ella Gale left Monday for a ~ings uncovered in Detroit aneI.pth0r! two weeks' visit with her father and cities by the state fire marshal's eL 1 The senate passed the Connelly bi!l mother, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. AlWard, at ,~. rice last year. Both these bills still to change the basis of state reward Courtland, Ont. have to go through the hotlse in order for road building from mileage to J. L. Catheart left Monday moYn- to become law. I cost. The state reward will be 25 per ing for Port Huron where he is at- Th s Week at Da lev s I cent of a road's cost. It is said that tending the Presbytery which meets Another bill to fail in the hons~ this system will yield more revep.ue there this week. was the Griggs measure to hay 9 tow~. to counties than the mileage system Gordon Graham of Grem~ Bay, Wis- ship oflieials nominal;ed for effiee ~in does. A reward of 35 per cent woul:l consin, and Miss. Pearl Graham: of primary elections, abolishing all.caR, be paid on Class "C" roads. Vassar were guests Sunday at the euses in townships. This bilI may. b,.'-' 'home of E. W. Jones. i Men's Cotton Work Socks in tan, gray and blue . 19c revived before the session endS, ho~v- I The Griggs bill to allow township:; Mrs. Vera Fritz and little son, ever, as many members are strong!:y to nominate their officials at primer;, I Lvnford, of Caseville visited Sunday Chfldrens Gingham School Dresses m pretty in favor of it. The ~act that it failed eIeetions instead of in caucuses, pro- with Mrs. Fritz's parents, Mr. and of passage was largely because ol vlded the townships so desire, win'.: Mrs. James W. Brackenbury. small attendance when it came to a adopted in the house when it came to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cummings and plaids . . . $1,00, $1.59 and $2.25 ,rote, the members on hand being even. a vote a second time. Small attend. children, Grace and Mary, and Mrs. Iy divided as to its merits. ] ante on the first vote on the bill onus- Field Code of Care were guests at the Boys' Wash Suits and Rompers,•"s prices ranging from ' - 1 lea its defeat. It went through 69 ;:o home of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Tibbals A road bitl by Senator Conne !Y, ~ 16 on a second vote. Sunday. that may have to go over to the spe, ! 50c up ciai session, if it can be brought m) ~¥hi!e the calendars of each house Mrs° Chester L. Graham and chil- then, has stirred up considerable road were ill.led with bills in the last few dren did not return from Croswell :~tis6ussion in advance of the bonding days of tits session the only measures Thursday as was anticipated, owing We have just unpacked a beautiful line • of Children's White to the poor condition of the roads. .:acts. Some Senators believe its rea! of wide inport remaining open down g, Dresses, from one to 14 years. Motherst0 appreciate :vbjeet is to change to whole state re to t l{e last were the public ulflities and They arrived Monday. .ward system from a mileage basis t¢ the raih'oad and interurban passenger Burns D. Young, son of Rev. and these garments should call and look them over. a cost basis and that such a move td, fare bills. i Mrs. J. D. Young', came Thursday this time would require the bui!din~ ~evening for a visit with his parents, i up of.a whole new road system for th~ The house passed the Byrum bill having received his discharg'e from the army at Camp Mills. - : state. t6 make it a state prison offense to ¢, GARDEN SEEDS, NEW AND FRESH! drive away an automobile withort~ John ?L[urray, United States sol- ¢. The Penney bill to provide for t!~ p6rmission of the owner, eliminating dier, recently returned from France, ¢. designation bynumbers of sectiom lin~ anyfines. The offense is punishable arrived Monday for a visit at the q~ roads has passed the senate. under the Byrum bill by one to five :home of his cousins, the Misses Marie years in prison, i and Isabel MacIntyre and Mrs. E. R. ÷ DAILEY CASH BAI OAIN 5TORE
i 'The house passed the defoe o!,i!l t.S i Hunter'M~s.L. H_Woodlast' spent week
mission, to be self-supporting to FrankEltsworth issued an order offer-;, ,~ r , .,. , - and , lotde ann v;no enjoy~.,. ~ ~ne unusual ex regulate all boxing and wrestling Live April 15, eliminating the sur-!i per~ence. of' having" ~reached " her 99th- ma~ch~s~ ~ in the state., except in cot charge of 10 per cent on el! fire polic. iege:;. The house aiso passed ~t~e ieK This means a reduction in the iyear and in full possession of a!! her • , faculties. Hart;way biI1 to license wholess.l,::~ cost of fire insurance of 10 per cent i , Charles MeLeilan, who has beenin dealers in eggs and to compel can- ~an4 Ellsw0rth estimates a saving t6 / . ivtry miserable health since his sen- dling certificates to be enclosed in a!t policy holders of more than $1,000,000 i ous attack of influenza in the winter, per year. Total premiums on fire in- PUT IT ON ,LK ON IT erases ;of eggs 3o show they are fit ofor lwri~es from Detroit where he has surance policies written in Michigan ! f food. Violations of the taw wou!~t ibsen the past two weeks that his con- last year amounted to $14,749,499. subject offenders to t0ss of their If- '~dition is greatly improved. .cerises to do bu:::.iness. The hodse kiI]. while the total fire ~oss in the stat~ i TO-DAY MORROW I Miss Mae Benkelman spent Sunday ed the Crawford bill, for free text was ~,,8,146,671. ~hO ~s ratio of nil i at the home of her parents, Mr. and books in the pubiic schools, preferring ....companies writi~:~g fire insurance i~ i Nrs. B. F. Benketman, accompanied to retain the present, system Michigan last year was 55.23 per cent, whereby ,by the Misses Leon Rowe and Hazel it is optiqm,'l with school districts [e , Cravdord. The oung lames are all have free text books or not. Advertise it in the Chronicle. l teachers in the, Sebewaing public t schools, i The house ar, d senate have taken i James MeKenzie shows the first opposite courses in regard to. {he state t crop of potatoes grown in 1919. H~e Drisons. The senate went on record i brought samples of the spuds to the for retai~ingthe Dresent boards o~ Chronicle Monday, but if they were control of Jackson, Ionia and 5'Iar- ,tthe largest he had, the slats on a quette prisons. It also gav~ to Jack- ibushel crate would have to be placed son prison an appropriation of $I.- ,]closer together to ho!d them • 770,000 for an industrial revolving l Miss Zelma MCKenzie, daughter of fund. ~he first appropriation for this i Mr. and Mrs. Jas.~ MeKenzie, am-ivgd ingtitution in eight years. The house, !Saturday for a fen days' visit with THiS PRODUCT SOLVES A PROBLEM on,, the other hand, passed the Blinn her parents. Miss MeKenzie is ta- bill to abolish the :present boards ef • king a course in stenography in the control of all the prisons and to sub- t Centra! high school of Kalamazoo FOR HOME LOVING AMERICANS stitute one board of four members at. ,and is living at the home of Mrs. C. $i,000 a year each to run all the pris: ] W. McKenzie ...... Wherever there is an unsightly worn floor there is an opportuni.ty for this fine produ& to show its Worth. OILS. t~ The box social at the schoolhouse .... i Monday evening brought $30.00 to the The Ladd bill to allow the docking treasury of the athletic assoeiation. of horse's tails when horses ~are use:t The pleasure of the evening was les- for show or breeding purposes, wa~ sened considerably by the presence, in defeated in the house, getting 22 votes iI tn"1 crowd, of three or~ four e~the," 'p m'-" Easy---simple to ~pply, it dries overnlght with the most beautiful gloss you ever saw, It's to 61 opposed. ]~ep. Hopkins, of Man- i norant or dishonest persons . who absolutely waterproof and can be washed repeatedly without injury, o istee~ ~illed the bill by objections to i clandestinely appropriated the con- Positively will not stick to furniture placed upon it and the eight colors in which it comes !te~ts of several, of the best lunch are nanasome and taa,~-proof" ~ the busiest time of the s,--,ssioru t:fe ibexes for their own use and offerin£ declared that a horse wd%ld be com-I i no remuneration Of any kind. . The name of this remarkable product is pelled to suffer all its life jU:;t because ! "Bone dry," as applied" to prohibi- some o:ae ox~ner Wanted to make nP,u 1 ~tion, has nothing to do vzith a bone. look like a show horse on some one or ! iNinety-nine people out of a hundred
two occasions, t i do not know it--perhaps the percent- . , ...... i ag-e is greater~but with the war over At the last moment: when it was tand liquor fast becoming a product tO possible to put in a bill and still have be spoken of only in a whisper, it is any chance for it to be acted upon by iinteresting to note that Bone hap- SANITARY FLOOR ENAMEL both houses, Senator Penney, of Sag- pened to be the name or the sheriff at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., who kept We want you to try it and K it is not the most satisfactory coating for an old floor that you inaw, came out with a time bill which ever used bring back the empty can and we'll refund the price you paid for it. Would compel all towns and cities in Chippewa county in such good shape the state to use the same time. This t tnat the author of Michigan s prohi- is aimed to stop Detroit from swing. i bition law honored him by naming- the ia~ a.p__h~ur ahead Qf the re~t of the 'law the "Bone dry law." N. Bigelow & Sons
if : ! CASS CITY CHRONICLE, CASS CITY, MICH., APRIL 25, 1919. PAC~ SEWN.
.... ~u~a~met~ .... 7 One Poor ksse of E~u~ation. The houses are built of clay and co-! Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Winchester iiii iii iiiiiiiiiiiii iilili iiii i iiiiiill "iiii~ii~iii~ilillii iii i i ill i" ir.:'.::'~m'"~ :-..'mm"~ T.." ~ .:r~r "~-:r .::'~r'~'.:'~,'~':'m'~r .:r "~ "Education is a blessin'," said Unete I LETTERS FROM OVERSEAS [ ment and are all the colors of the ~i calted on their grandlnother, Mrs. :::::::: :::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::" :::::::: ::::::::::a ::::a:: :hiSHi~Ff :2:"~ b:iLt~ Lq ~ iF.: !iIHi~il L:ii! ii:.i[HIF L"H";~i!illi~ ":'HillIH i-:'b:~ E~en, "but jes' de same de e:.an dal rainbow. Win. Hutchinson, of Ellingt~n Friday. puts in his time signin' !. O. U.'s would Jay Doerr to His Parents, Mr. and Their mode of transporting freight Mrs. 'Sherman Evans and sori, Le- ~e better off if be hgdn't learnt, to ~Mrs. Jolm Doerr. is on their heads. Maybe yon will roy, and Mrs. W. C, ~Morse and Mar- think I am stretching it when I tell garet Were the guests of~rs. Melvin The Pipelesa You Want to Mr. and Mrs. John Doerr received you I saw three different cases where .... ; We letters Monday from their ~on, Southworth Thin, day. e~ght men were carrying a piano on Mr' and Mrs. Bam~ey DotwiCk and ~ay Doerr, wh~ has been in the Navy their heads and it was a'large one too. Know About ITheY wst.ked along" siw-Oing'o 'Fhey are L~, ~,~~ ...... ~. Ors'is :..,~-.,u".... in ~.~,~,~'-~...... Sun- roung man will be interested in read- hoIding a big earnivat in Pernambuco. Read These 10 Star Points of ing the following extracts from the day. tg began today and lasts until RoundOak Pipeless Supre ~ . letters: Wednesday night. And talk about peo- Miss Marg'aret McCreedy of Ann The best plpeless furmaceon the market Somewhere at Sea, ple. You have seen crowds in Detroit, Arbor and Roy Stevenson of Grand- S. S. Randwyk, but they had to stop, running the trol- view, Man., visited friends in this lo- ~" 1 Built absolutely fire proof. (See January 9, 1919~ cality a few days' last week. , catalogue.) ley cars~ Could not pass with them. t • Dear Mother and Father: never saw so many people in at1 my Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cross are mourn- 2 Improved gas- and d~st-tight bok- ! Guess you wilt think my stay in the life, and hot, you can scarcely breathe ing the loss Of their two children, 'El- ed comtruction. ~tates rather short.. Well, we are on mer and Josephine, who died in a hos- up town. I hope you have received * a 13urns al~ i~ae[s successfial|:~ec~ our x.va"/r to Pernambuco, Brazil. :It n~y other letters by this time. i sup- pital in Bay City :with pneumonia. nomically. ? ~ sure is fine weather out here, just like I pose b.v the t~me you get this letter, They have the sympathy of the entire summer. We are about 200 miles nCg'hborhbod as Dan is badly erip- ~" 4 Strongest-It lasts the longest. It's {t will'be getting warmer. heavier~ too. south of Bermud~ Islands, if you pied with rheumatism and was de- know where they are, Off the coast of l Pernambuco, Brazil, pending" on Elmer to work the farm 5 HumMifies ann circulates pure rare North Carolina. We are loaded with i March ]t, 1919. and care for him in his old age. Elmer -~ 6 Holds fire 24 hours. coat for Pernambuco, but where we Dear Folks at Home: :- was born in this place and lived here go from there I do not, know. We wilt I. Just a few lines to let 5ou know I i untiI a few years ago and was tiked ~" 7 Cool basement-delivers all the heat to the home. get our orders. Guess we are going to am still well and hope this !otter finds ;,by all. He was a fine athletic young" bring" back a cargo of coffee, i hope you the same way. This is our last man and it seems sad to know he has S Responds more promptiy than a we do. I have been havifig abad cold, night here at Pernambuco, for to- crossed the divide so young'. stqve. but am a !or b~tter now. This warm morrow morning" we expect to sail for ~ EaSity operated and quk/dy ha* STRIFFLER & PATTERSON weather will fix it up. Bahia. It is 400 miles south of here. BEAULEY. stalhd. I suppose the snow is piling in big We expect to get a cargo of sugar or 10 Made by the "Makers of Good banks in Michigan, wh~ here it is hot coffee, and from there we expect to Mrs. Frank Reader has been very like summer. Well, for all the places go to Antwerp, Belgium, discharge ill week little im- I have been lately, I s-till take old our cargo there and then take this the past but is a Direc or ?o proved at the present time. Michigan." This sailor's life is eli ship back to Rotterdam, HolIand, and Write, phone, or call~or the ee Pipefess right, but one gets tired of traveling. then go to Germany and get one of the j Arthur Moore's family are recover- SHELDON B. YOUNG, M. D. I wilt have traveled about 20,000 German ships that was surrendered ing from the measles. Book. gee vant you to have it ~ss City, Mich. miles when I get back from this trip; at the time the armistice was signed. t Stanley HerOn has the measles. Telephone-No. 80. that is just the trip to France and From there i do not know where. It Mr. and Mrs° Wesley Harder and Cootes is in the P~peless Game. Ask Jh~. down here. There ~s not much to wilt be about a six or seven months/ family of Detroit spent Sunday at the J. To REDWINE, M. D. write about as the only scenery there trip. Of course, the?" may change our F. Reader home. is, is just miles and miles of blue wa- orders, but I think thai; we will go Miss Ethel Reader of Cass City B. COOTES' HARDWARE Physician and Surgeon ter. It is swell on the water tonight. J. for this ship has to be given back to spent severs! days at F. Reader's. moon is shining" brightly, so it the Dutch by April. That is the Phone 78. The men Our hustling" new road commission- makes it more cheerful, as .it rained. ]way when- 5'ou are sailings, tho~ ~seas. ~er, John McCaliurn, is busy these all day yesterday. I am writing th~styou never know where you are goin.o:. F. L. MORRIS, M. D. l(bv~ seeing after some of those bad on watch. I ~'o on at midnight and Oh~ welt it is a tril~ that you don't Phone 62. stay until fern oclock m the mmn ~ v t places m the roads winch will cause " " ~ : ' " " - ::a e a chance to take every day in him to receive many pleasant smiles. in~; then go on again at noon and stay lthe year. Well, I suppose by the time PEARL E. FLEMING until four' in the- afternoon': " That" I Y,ou " get this.... letter it wltl be warm in 1 Mrs. D. McDomdd spent part of Veterinary Surgeon makes eight hours a day. Have to sit IMichigan. As for here, I do not want last week as a guest at the C. E. Ha~¢- !sell and F. Reader homes. Office at the John HoIeomb rest- down aI1th:.v~ time and it sure does to live in Brazil; .it istoo hot. Oh! I get tiresome. We have swell officers have a beautiful coat of tan, believe Miss Eva Baskin returned to High- donee, one block south of Chronicle Itand Park Saturday after spending a Bldg., Cass City. Phone 128--2R. this trim The captain is a orince, so me. I suppose lots of the boys are I consider myself lucky. We~have lots back now from the army Do you few days at C. E. Hartsell's. of books and two phonoe:raphs aboard, know "if there are any boys of Cass I We l~ear Frank Fay is at Camp DENTISTRY. Will be glad see his~happy l so are able to pass the time very nice- City in the navy One of the- other iCuster. to L A./Fritz, Residen~ Dentist. ly. wireless operators is from Saginaw, face again. We also hear that Mil- Office over Cass city Drug company, Michigan. We sure have some fun. ~Iing%on McDmmld is on his way home from overseas. We solicit your patronage when b S. S. Randwyk, THE UN~VE~SAL CA.k
/, CASS CITY CHRONICLE, CASS CITY, MICH., APRIL 25, 1919. PAGE EIGHT. i , i
.@ in Nantes and you sit in a straight t LETTERS FROM OVERSEAS I back chair and they put a big white gown on you and after they have ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: finished shaving you they shave you ~:~.:+~+~.:.~+~..+~..~.v.~:~.....~..~...... ~.v.~..~..:.~...~.~.v~...~::~.v~..~.~• •.. * *. •. • .%%% .%%%'.%%%%%%'.%%%%*.%%'.%%*...%%%%..************************************ From Fred Parker to W. H. RuM. sitting straight up too---you get down Buxton, England. and wash and dry your own face, then ' ) April 2, 1919. they spray your face and hair with Dear Bill: perfume and we are four days out to- ~,,r ~ o ~. -, ...... day and i can still smell the perfume: the power to s~imuiate you to respo~d on my hair. It eos~s one franc for a ~: I~ my communications. Had my left hair e:~t or about 17½ cents.> ..v~ .i }e~ amputated on the llth of Novem- We left St.. Nazaire on thd 16th of ber;, and have been in bed, unable to March and there were hundreds of WORK AND PLAY TOGETHER stand, since that date. t was operat- soldiers and people on the docks to ed on the second time about l~en days see us pull out and both the army and By MRS. PRESTON F. GABS. a~. Hope to be home some time this navy bands were playing. We are Very little children of two and three ~s~mmer. Write to me and tell me taking the 30th Infantry back, all fls|ey Oxford years require the companionship of how th~ business is going. Kindest re- Southern troops, and you ought to ' !i other children in work and play as gards t~)N:rs. Ruhl. Best yzishes .... have heard the shout they gave when much as those of recognized kinder- Here ~s embodied in FRED PARKER, the bands played "Dixie." We only ::'.: garten age. The child of two is in- leather the flat, Granville Canadian, have a little over 2,800 troops on this tensely interested in the activities of Special Hospital trip and no wounded, so it is pretty straight line that is children four, five and six years old, Buxton, England. soft, and as I am the laboratory man the foundation of all and is able to imitate, enlarge his aboai~d now I have it extra soft. knowledge and experience, and even present day style From N. J. McGillvray. The sea has been just as smooth as share in their activities. The activi- Saint Joire (Meuse) France, glass ever since we left, not a ripple "motif." It is smart. ties of the adults about him, while they March 30, 1919. on it, some different than coming back can be imitated and in some measure ~.:i last trip. But we still have about ten My Dear Mother and Dad: ~hared by him, cumnot have ti~e same And because it is "Bostonian" built it stays smart. A good buy at $7.50 in days to go yet as we are taking the From the above you will see I am value in his mental or physical devel- mow in Saint Joire, another little town southern rouge which is much farther. Malmgany Russia. opment. just a few miles from Hevilliers. I mn I don't know yet what port we will When dadd~ saws a large board with h~re at Division School studying Me- hit in U. S. A. but will before I send `:.....,..~...~.~.:e.....~.~.~.~...... :.....~....~...... :v...... m~x:::.:~:.~.~@~::~:i~:.~.:;?~.~...... :..:...... :..~..~.:.~:..~...~....~...... :.v.~...... -...... :...... :.....-... a large saw, the two-year-old is inter- chanical Training. Most of the fellows this. The ship has about $7,000 and ested; bu~ when the four-year-old saws in the company are here. Some taking the crew is going to giv e a big ball if a small board with a small saw, pos- • farming, carpentry, French and a doz- we go to New York or Phili, so I hope uibly making some toy that will be en other subjects. We came over last we go to New York and that Zeke is used by the lit[le one, he is more than Big Specials for All Ladies' Suits and week and aside from having mud to still there as we can invite two peo- interested--he saws wood as seen as our shoe tops, we like the place very ple, and it will be some swell affair. he can. Watch an adult try to amuse Well, wilt write more and put with , much. this two-year-old with a new box of Saturday Only Coats Reduced We have good barracks to sleep in this before I send it. blocks. Invariably the blocks are piled and the mess is very good too. You high for steps, towers, arches and so ) FOR SATURDAY ONLY should see us lined up for mess stand- Charleston, S. C. forth, and the little child finds great 40 pro W0me 's Oxfords ing in mud several inches deep and al- March 31, 1919. delight in sending the blocks tumbling ways on the lookout for a solid place Sizes 2~, 3, 3~, 4 and 4~ Dear Folks: with a crash to the floor. He takes to step. We will probably be here un- Today is Monday and went ashore I no partieulfir pleasure in the building til we go home, so you see we witl have yesterday to see the famous old town of one block upon another, and we $1.00 the pair of Charleston. I went out to the Ladies' All Kid Blucher something to take up our time. see think he has not yet reached the age ;~ * We were checked up on all our Old- %% magnolia gardens, which are about 14 for building. Now the group of older :~hoes, medmm heel for gen-$Qo75 thing and equipment this morning~ miles out from Charleston and they children making structures )vith these erzd purpose wear, 1 week only o which is the first step, so they say, to certainly are beautiful just one mass same blocks do not pile them one up- Another Big Week in going" home, and from all reports we of eolors, and many little streams on another, but lay them side by side, are to sail in Mayo We hardly know t-unning through them. I saw Fort to form the walls of a house for the whether to believe it or not, but we Sumter and the old cannon that fired Work Shirts doll or a barn for the woolly dog. And ~f4 ~ ..~ ~-~ are hoping it is true. We hear so the first shot at it. The south is sure immediately the little one is interest- 'vom,.n Solid Shoes for many different rumors we don't know All sizes. Oh: How they $1 t2 I~ great on erecting statues, the town is ed, ndt in tumbling the blocks down, sell at . . . o which ones to believe. full of them. It is nice and warm however, but in laying them beside Farm Wear ii Howard is away on pass now, here, almost too warm. I don't know each other, one after another. either to Nice or to the Alps moun- just how long we will stay but not In Any Home, Jus~ arrived at $2.75, ~ 3, $3.25, $3.50 tains. I don't know which. I hope he very long. I wilt put a couple of Many mothers realize this need of gets to Nice for that is certainly a azaleas in this letter (that I got at the their chffdren to have group activity, A Bunch of CAPS 25C real trip. "Dinty" Mohr went to the gardens.) How are you? I have re- buY. know of no way in which to bring N"+: While They Last mountains and from what he says I ceived several letters from you, but the group together until they are ready don't believe there is much to see none very lately written. Here is a for the regular kindergarten. It can Ladies' Cotton Hosiery there only hills and snow. picture of the Pocahontas coming in, be accomplished in almost any home. We haven't had any mail over here not very good. I hope you have good however, if the mother is willing to de- Men's WoM Work 50C Special, 25c since we came but I am sure there is luck with your crops this year. I am vote a few hours a day to working some back where the company is getting some pictures developed and and playing with the chil~lren in the ii SOCKS, SATURDAYONLY 1 which will come over soon. I was go- will write and send them. Be sure and immediate neighborhood under school ing to walk back to Hevilliers today, write. Love to all. age, or those at home for the tong sum- but it is pretty muddy so I decided to NELSON. mer vacation. ::5 " } " ~ • wait.. Whenever the weather will' permit, ::::: Michaels Stern ~ DuttenboferShoes i:i So far we haven't done much in activities are best cam-led on out of school but in a few days everything PINGREE. doors and very little equipment is nec- :viii be running in good shape and I essary: a sand pile, if possible, an un- know I am going" to enjoy the work. I Spring seeding starting slowly ow- used kitchen table, or wide board laid will get work in arithrnetie, algebra ing to the wet condition of the land. on any available foundation, with box- and geometry like I had in high school Roy Vance returned home from ov- es for seats or the little ehah~ which so it will be easy for me. erseas duty Monday night, Apr. 14. each child may bring from home. The I am over in a Salvation Army hut Looking fine. materials already on hand for use by Imagine the surprise of two of our in another little town near Saint Party at P. Sharrard's Friday eve- the children in the home, such as balls. fishermen, George Wintermute and Joire and have just had some hot co- Percy Sheldon, while lifting ~heir nets ning. A good time was reported. bean bags, blocks, Mother Goose and coa and taffy. Some one is picking other story books, will serve the whole about 3½ miles northeast of this out "Nearer My God to Thee" on the Chas. I. Cooke has been on the sick group. The other mothers of the neigh- place ldst Frida:f afternoon when they list for sewrai~o, days past, but is piano and that together with the mis- borhood are sure to be willing to con- pulled up the body of a man that be7 Cleanhness in fhe House , ty rain outside makes me feel just a slightly improved at present. tribute, for the use of all, materials came entangled in the twine. The con- trifle homesick but I am mighty hap- Bristol Pitcher of Decker made a which their own children possess, and dition of the body showed that it had "~ Be sure to use :~ py in the prospeets of being home even trip to Pingree recently to visit a each chih] can bring some of his pen- been in the water for a long time, so soon. I will let you know ahead of friend. nies for the purchase of paper, paste, probably since the big storm in No- time, so you can bake heaps of pies, Win. Gardner is building a stock crayons, and so forth. vember 1913, when so many sailors ~c. We had some pie here at the Sal- bar:: this spring. Fortunately, when we buUt our six- lost their lives. The head, shoulder i! Rex Dry Pas e * vation Army hut yesterday and it room bungalow we provided fi nursing' and arms were missing, also the feet surely tasted good. It was just like Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Delling and son, Harry, of Novesta cMled on J. Fox for our little ones. a large practical and lower limbs below the knees. The "Mother Makes" and raisin pie at room with fireplace and built-in mixed as used, thus preventing unsanitary con- Sunday. rest of the body had retained its that. shelves, so that our group found space orig'inal shape, due to the partially Joseph Towle's new house on'Main ditions. The most delicate shades of paper put @ Did t tell you I received a letter for all indoor activities there. Any petrified condition of the flesh, it be- o:. ¢~ street of Pingree is attracting some from Aunt Maggie. I also wrote to room not needed for other purposes at ing nearly as hard as stone. Justice of on the walls without staining and without that Am~t M's cousin, Margaret Graham, attention as it is modern and first the time of the school sessl(m :night the Peace John Papst was notified of :) ÷ who is over here. I wil! dose for to- class. be used equally well. the discovery and he at once took sour odor. Mixed in cold water. Rex Dry Paste day, just as well and happy as ever, James iViudge, who has been living As a center for outdoor work and charge of the remains. The clothing Jooking forward to being with you be- at Yale for some years past, has re- is a pure White Corn Product with unusual ad- play, we had a sandpile under the was gone and identification was im- ¢. fore very tong. With much love, turned to live on his fann~ north and trees. 23fis had been left by the build- possible. The only article found on the g. hesiveness and sliding qualities. NORMAN. west of Shabbona. ~ers, and to close it in the children dug body was a black leather belt measm-- Norman J.' McGillvray, Chas. DoelT is working on his farm trenches on four sides, into which we ing thirty inches which would indicate Arab. Co. 351. 313 Sn "in. this season. ~,inserted planks. that the man was of rather small A. E. F., France, A. P. O. 795. Jacob Wise has retrained from ov- Baby Center of Attraclion. physique, possibly not more than 5½ erseas to visit relatives and friends. For pets we had goldfish, a mother feet in height. After the examination s Rexall I)roo Store bunny with little ones, and our own " ood' From Nelson Higgins. It is reported $2,100 were sub- the body was turned over to Underta- ° i ~tiny baby of three months. The baby United States Ship/Pocahontas at Sea, .ker Hatton and the interment was scribed at Difltrict No. 5, EvergTeen, served as a center for many of ore- March 20, 1919. :made in the old village cemetery.-- for the Victory Loan. doings; many times our songs were Dearest Folks: i Lexington News. Party at the J. A. Wise home Thurs- sung to him, our houses of blocks made I have nothing to do this afternoon day evening in honor of Jacob Wise, for him. our table constructed for him. I so I am going to try and describe my who belonged to the U. S. marines The children watched him grow trip so far. I am sitting on my bunk CASS CITY MARKETS. corps. through the months and he was the with my feet hanging off but the ship real mainspring of our group life. @4~OO¢~-~.~I.,~:~I.~**~~.@~t~~,I,@~ ~" ." _ : = is vibrating. The Azores Islands are 1 Cass City, Mich., Apr. 24, 1919. CEDAR RUN. Since the group was made up of I Buying Price about five miles oN our starboard bow children of varying ages, each younger i Wheat ...... 2.25 and I just came from looking at them. ehihl depended on an older for leader- They certainly are fine. You can see a Wm. Burse went Tuesday to the Oats ...... 66 i ship, assistance and consideration. •Rye, bu ...... 1.56 little town in one of the valleys and Hubbard Memorial hospital at Bad ~t~e five-and-six-year-dials learned to Barley, cwt ...... ' ..... 2.15 the hills are all green. It will make a Axe where he will undergo an opera- lend a hand to the f0ur-year-olds and Peas, bu ...... 2.25 Closing Out Sale fine picture. We left Newport News tion the latter part of t~e week. to be patient and kind with the littlest Buckwheat ...... 2.50 on the second of March and went to Win. Beardsley is running a Dodge o~e~ Beans ...... 6.50 St. Nazaire. It just took us ten days. car purchased from A. F. Stone. Mr. Having a neighborhood nursery Eggs, per dozen ...... 40 St. Nazaire is quite a small town just and Mrs. Stone expece to leave soon school has a tremendous advantage for Butter, per lb ...... 50 Consisting" of Team Harness, Double Driving' Harness, ! a few miles up the Loire river much for the Canadian Northwest where the busy mother who has difficulty in Cattle ...... 7 14 smaller than Bordeaux. While we Fat sheep, live wt,per lb ...... 5 8 they will remain indefinitely. finding time for uninterrupted work Single Harness, Strap Work, Horse Collars, Robes and were there a few of the officers got Lambs, live wt, per lb ...... 13 16 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones and and play with her own child. Children Hogs, live wt., per lb ...... 16 18 leave to go to Paris but not the crew, Blankets, Dusters, Sheets, Fly Nets, Trunks, Bag~, Suit children spent Easter at Mr. and Mrs, will play contentedly together foF long i Calves, live wt ...... 8 14 but we got leave and went to Nantes, A. L. Jones' of Novesta where they hours, especially if they are provided i Geese ...... 15 . Cases, Sweat Pads, Guns and Ammunition, Bicycle Tires, an old historical tOwn 40 miles farther %sited with the former's brother, with a few materials to work with. iTurkeys ...... 22 25 up the Loire river. We went up on the Inner Tubes, Sundries, Boots and Shoes, Gloves and Mittens, Floyd Jones, and family of Pontiac. And as the hours of the nursery school i Hens ...... 27 train and it was some train the Mrs. James Welters of hnlay Cffy are known in the vicinity, the children Broilers ...... 25 Whips, Calf Meal and Horse Tonic. Six Morgan horses and coaches are about one-fourth as large confine their visits more and more to,Ducks ...... 25 as ours and are partitioned off into visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bay Crane colts. Tuesday. this time. The whole routine of house- Hides ...... 15 compartments. While in Nantes I work is accomplished more quickly and wen~ through an old chateau with the in better spirits when at the same time Advertise it in the Chronicle. The Betfe:" Ccurac. v rYlilING a B raAIN --- @oc[ l[s aT COST old moat and drawbridge still there the mind is occupied with the learning and dungeons down under it, and Lvw- Advert]se it in tire Chronicle. ~, :() ,,,.., ~',,;' t::,: gOOd t/,a:~ of stories, finger plays, songs, games, o rail at the ilt.--Te~:;:5son. era on each corner and batllements ali and so forth, and on the planning of around the top and this was the work for the children. chateau where Bluebeard beheaded so The nursery neighborhood school not @. many wives. I was up in the tower only affords the busy mother in the 5A[[ gi:tilfiS SAgUN)AY, and it sure looked ancient but I didn't ordinary home a means of giving the see any sealps in it. I was also through right kind of training to her own child. a beautiful cathedral there. I cer- but it provides the opportunity for tainly enjoyed my trip time. It this knowing, in an intimate and unusually was along road @ pretty the to Nantes. happy relationship, the children who ~'reen Everythin~ is and nearly every are to be his playmates for a number little eot~ag'e is built of stone with a of years. red tiie roof which makes them stand ,.: Go W. cog @ out clear against the. green fields. A SiDgle machine gun, in the ~:ands @ They have no wire fences but all their I of ~m expert opera,o:', is regarded as fences are made of hedges and they ! the e~luivaient of f~om 50 to 80 rifles. certainly look queer. I got a hair cut i