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TEl-COUNTY CHRONICLE, Established in 1899 ( Consolidated OASS CITY ENTERPRISE, Established in 1881 { April 20, 1906, CASS CITY, MICH., FRIDAY, APRIL ~5, ~9m. Vol. 4, No. 51

I I I I • I II Ir Ifl[ SUB-DiSIRiCI SPECIAL MEETING. A B!fi SHOW FOR SITE FOR ODDFELLOW TEMPLE. The Woman's Study Club met Mon- Arrangements Made for Purchase of A Good Man ORAIORICAL(;ONI[SI day at the home of Mrs. P. A. IUI~Si)A¥ Nifilll Ahr Property. Schenck. The entire program was CASS CITY'S REPRESENTATIVES Postponed in order that the ladies EMPRESS OF OGG WITH SPEC- Cass City Lodge, I. O. O. F., has might learn something in regard to arranged for the purchase of the Ahr looks his best in good WON FIRST HONORS. IAL SCENERY. the proposed library project. Mrs. property on Seeger St. and intends clothes--so does any oth- Clark of Card spoke enthusiastically to erect an Oddfellow Temple on the er sort of man. We can Contest Was Close and All the Pro- Edwin A. Wotten, Eminent Actor, to of work of the American Woman's site within a few years. The prop- make any man's appear- ductions Were We[I League and the assistance they would Be Supported by Local erty is situated within a block of ance pleasant and really Rendered. give. A special meeting of the club Talent. Main St., is a full villags lot in size make him feel the way ~as been called for Monday, Apr. 18, and furnishes ample space for the he looks. It's largely in On Friday night last, representa- ~t 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. M. Tuesday evening witnesses the ad- erection of a building to suit the coI~ the consciousness of be- tives of five of the high schools of M. Wickware when the program of vent of the first big show seen in venience of the society. ing well dressed. Huron, Sanilac and Tuscola counties Apr, II will be given. A; full attend- the city for years. On that date the ~he lodge has held options on three There's only one differ- met at t~ad Axe to compete for ance is requested as after the pro- big spectacular comedy, "The Em- properties in town--the Laing & Jane ence between good men honors in the Sub-District Oratorical gram R. S. Brown of Gagetown will press of Ogg" with the eminent act- corner, the building lot next to the and good clothes--the and Declamatory Contest. Cass City atIdress the members of the club fur- or, Edwin A. ~Votten, late of B. C. Stevenson Block and the Frost & Heb garments must be as was represented in oratory by Earl ther in regard to the American Wom- Whitney's, supported by a strong cast b:ewhite property~but finally decid- gvod inside as their :out- McKim and in declamation by Miss an's League. of Cass City's best local talent, will ed to purchase the Ahr property when side looks promise them Jessie Duncanson. A goodly number play here for the benefit of the it was offered for sale. ~o be--and most men of teachers and students accompan- ii..... ::!:!:i~ local high school. P•~.pers were made out yesterday have it all inside, It's ied our contestants. BUDS ~W0 l0 [OUR The fact that the Detroit Scenery and were forwarded to T. H. Ahr, our business to look after The meeting was cMled at 8:30 Co. owns this production is in itself' t'c owner, at Ferrel, Idaho, for his the ....outside indications o'clock and the program was carried ~ffi~S I~ AI}YA~g[ a sufficient guarantee of its merit, as s :gnafure. ::iiii:i:.:l GUNTEED for the rn, ~'ith Shoes, out without a break. The orations they have staged some of the most Clothing and Gents' Fur- and declamations were interspersed RESULT OF MiLD W~NTER AND famous plays ever produced, among ~nishings. with excellent music furnished by NEW WAREHOUS[ WARM ~NEATHER them being the original production of ~ Suits From $iO,O0 to $25 O0 the high school o;'chestra and the Ben Hur, Parcifal, the ~Witch of En- high school glee club. dot and B. C. \Vhitney's Miss Idle CliNG I:~[C~[I} With No ~njury From Frost There O. Cr0sby Both. oar representatives received Wild, A Broken Idol, The Vale of favorable places on the program Shoufd Be an Abundant Crop Bong-Bong, and the Isle of Spice. FOR STRtFLER & McDERMOTT~ N : when lots were cast toy the order of S0n. of Fruit. They carry over ~ 5,000 square feet of iMPLEMENT DEALERS. Cass City's Shoe an~ i appearance. Mr. MeI/:im came fourth special scenery. A large number of Clothing Men. ; in oratory and Miss Duncanson came The condition of wheat on April beautiful costumes and special light- Will ~nstatl Freight Elevator to fifth in declamatien. A.s all the dec- • ~ iti C]I~ ~ouLh~n cot~t~ties was ~2, lug out~i~, in fact the ~mpress of Ogg i'Jtove ~Vtachinery From One @~~@@@@@@ @I~~,~@~ @~b _ _ in the central counties and upper embraces all the features of the met- F~oor to Another. peninsula 93, in the northern counties ropolitan shm~s and the students of ¢ 97 and in the sta£e 88, the high school are to be congratu- Striffler & McDermott are erecting The condition one year ago, was JUNT RECEIVED ( lated in securing it. And our citi- a large warehouse, 40 by 66 feet in in the state and southern counties zens are also to be congratulated that size, at the rear of their implement A Fresh ~upply of ~e Celebrated 7~, in the central counties 69 and they will have the chance to see and s:ore on Main Street east which wil'l iri the northern counties and upper enjoy a real play without going to be used to house their farming im- peninsula 83. Detroit to see it. The following is plcments and buggies. The building The average depth of snow on the east of characters: is under the supervision of 1. W. Hall , BLACK LEAF SHEEP DIP i M~rch ]Sth in the southern coun- Wm. Lloyd ...... Mr. E. A. Wotte~l attd is being constructed of barn tim- ties was 0.04 and in the central eoun- Irma Crosby ...... Hester MeKim her, making it of sufficient weight t!es 0.10 of an inch, in the northern Mr. Frost ...... Jas. Hurley and strength to hold the heavy arti~ :" Wood's Drug Store .: couuties 5•15, in the upper peninsula Mrs. Loupley ...... Dora Hoadley rigs which will be stored therein. @ ¢ 7.57 and in the state ].47 inches. @ ¢ Doe Heaber ...... Clifford Gracey ,The warehouse will have th"2e On March 31st correspondents from Mrs. V~rringer ...... Mabel Seeger Loots and a freight elevator wilt lat~ all sections of the state report no Mrs. Crosby .... Flossie Sommerville er be placed in the building which in open level fields. Seth Itaskins ...... 1~ D K..eating will prove a great convenience in ]Nl~------~o~ fltcmor-~l~ ~o, The number of days protection to Richard De Koven ..... Stanley Bien transporting from one floor to an- wheat by snow in the southern coun- Empress of Ogg .... Jessie MeCallum ohtre. ties was 2, in the central counties 4, Servant ...... Geo. Livingston For many years the firm has stored in .the northern counties 13, in the have something in store for Goddess of Nile ...... Hazel Mead their surplus stock in the fair ground upper peninsula 16 and in the state ,JESSIE DUNCANT SON.T Fisherman ...... \Vm. Deming buildings. Every fall it was neces- you and your friends that is worth Fisherman's Sweetheart ...... sary to remove ±he machinery from lamations were given first neither ...... Eva Cooper the halls during the fair and this representative had to speak to a tired Demon ...... E. A. MiIier work together with the time Pond while. It will shorten up that ~_-' audience. Messrs. Keating, Kile, Usher and sumed in going to and from the fair The contest was very close and all Striffler, plantation darkies. grounds p~a~e it a great incon- ,,, 1 the productions were admirably ren- long face. You will wear that LJI A fairy drill by 20 children will be venience, especially during their busy OI .[tiered• The meeting was 'reuse with a special feature of the evening's pro- season. i excitement, and there was • a great smile that won't come off. ¸ AH gram. The erection of this building will deal of commotion when the jUdaes The proceeds of the play at Cass prove a source of congratulation to uI finally retired to pool their results• you have to do is City on Tuesday evening, Apr. 19, Striffler & McDermott for many @ When all the points had been count- will be devoted to the high school art years. ! ed it was found that Mr. McKim and fund. On the following evening--Apr Miss Duncanson, our representatives, @ 20 the company will give the same AUCTION SALE. both had first honors, and they will play in the Gagetown opera house an Visit My Store on Apr. 23 therefore represent ~]r sub-district the receipts of the evening will be fo The auction sale season is nea~- in the district contest to be held the the benefit of the Boys' Athletic Club ly over. One of the late sales is that latter part of this month• of the Cass City High School. of Luke E. Wright, one mile east and We hope that this success will be two miles north of Cass City, on an inspiration to the other students For Sale. Thursday, Apr. 21, commencing at 12 to put forth greater efforts and to 62 acre farm, four miles from TM "- o'clock. His announcement appears E. W® i take a deeper interest in literary City, 40 acres cleared; brick house, i in this issue and Striffler & McCul- JONE small barn, some fruit trees. I. A. work. Let this participation in a con'- Fritz. - 4-N- lough are the auctioneers. test not be the last, but let it rather Eight residence properties in the Mr. Wright has sold his farm to WATCH THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK. be a beginning of good things for EARL MeKIM. Village of Cass City. Good houses Harry Yonng and Mrs. Jacob Mater, the school and some with barns, from one lot to five acres of land, and in price from the price being $6,000. The farm con- sists of 80 acres, has a fine residence INl~"--'o'---'-" il, , o~---~ Ii~---~o~---~ II ~--~o~---'~tlN Best 25c Garden Rake at Bigelow's. $500 to $3,000. All good properties WOMA~ ?LUCKILY for the money. Real estate bought and barn and altogether is one of and sold on commission. For particu the best farm properties in the town- lars call on or write I. A. Fritz, Cass _ [ 1 1 f . . L...... ship. [01[[D h ROBB[R City, Mich. 3-25-

MRS. MARY J. SLATER OF~ VAS- Farm for sale. Wanted A girl for general house- SPIEECI ZlL, 40 acres one and a half miles work. Mrs. I. B. Auten. 4-8- SAR FIRED SHOTS AT MEN. south of town; good buildings and a good young orchard. I: A. Fritz. 4-1- Curtain stretchers at ]~igelow's. Believed Attempt ~Was Made to Se- For sale--One fresh cow and on( or Sale. yearling heifer. E. McKim. 4-8- cure Proceeds of Recent Sale 100 yards linoleum 12 feet wide. of House. 4-8- G. L• Hitchcock. Dance at Doerr's Hall on Friday SaleOEW Spring Clothing Apr. 15. Allen & Delling. 4-8-2p It is believed that a bold attempt ~vVanted--Retiable, energetic man to sell lubricating oils, greases and to rob the home of Mrs. Mary J. Cook wanted at the Gordon Tav- paints in Tuscola and adjacent coun- ern. 4-8- FOR IO DAYS ONLY Slater of Vassar, 50 years otd, was ties. Stetson Oil Co., Cleveland, Go made at two o'clock Saturday morn- Our Screen Doors are genuine mor- l~he newest and niftiest styles for Spring and Summer--less than wholesale price. ing and but for the plucky efforts of Bigelow sells Gypsine Wall Fin- tised doors and we can prove it. N. ish. the woman she might have been a Bigelow & Sons. victim. She was sleeping in her home For sale'A cook stove, sewing Top prices for putter and eggs, machine anad 20 pounds of feathers. Sale Commences gaL. April 9 and closes April 20. near the junction of the. Michigan cash or trade, at Jones'. 4-1- 4-8- Richard Duggan. Central and Pere Marquette tracks, LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING PI~kICES: Highest prices paid for butter and alone in the house, when she heard Eggs for Hatching. eggs at Mrs. Parker's. 3-25- someone coming up the walk English Red Cap, 50c per setting. toward the house. Top prices for butter and eggs, Orders taken for the next two weeks. L0t No. I, RNular Price $22 S01e Price...... $14.85 cash or trade, at Jones'. 4-1~ 4 8- G.W. Goff. "Can you keep me over night," the voice asked out of the darkness. Fresh shipment of "Ignitor Dry For Sale Cheap. " L0t N0. 2, " $18 Sale Price ...... 13.85 "No, I can't, but maybe the hotel Cells" at Bigelow's. Two light wagons, i plow, 2 single can. I haven't got a room," replied harnesses, 1 wagon pole, heavy and A quantity of choice seed barley other farm tools, 25 bu. beets. " Mrs. Slater who had risen from her for sale. J. D. Tuckey. 4-1- L0t N0. 3, " $15 Sale Price ...... ~ 9.85 4-8~2p A.A. Hitchcock. bed. ALSO RECEIVED NEW LILY[ OF lADlES' SHOES, OXFORDS ALYDPOMPS. Continued on last page. P \Vanted--Lathe, milling machine Every Man Should Own A Good Watch and drill press men. Assemblers, rough stuff and varnish rubbers and His business demands it. The importance of time Come and take a look at our new line of Dress Goods, I[ painters. Good wages and steady demands ik From the time he gets up in the morning Work. Apply immediately. Reo ~ntil he goes to bed at nighthis every action is regulat- we can save you from ~o to 4o per cent. Motor Car Company, Lansing, Mich. ed by time. 3-25-6 So long for this job so long for the other. So long i II for meals. So long for recreation, So tong for sleep. A watch touches a man's activities everywhere-- Clover Brand Poultry Tonic makes and the necessity for a ~ood one is apparent. chicks grow. Bigelow's. Not necessarily expensive. New York Cash Dept. tore. A seven jeweled nickle case movement costs $3.50 if you get it here, Farm to rent. Farm to sell. For We've dearer ones to.be sure--but there's nothing better in the world EGGS ~TAIiEN IN TI:~ADE. Cass City, Mich. sale--one wagon, one brown mare, for the money than the above. one colt, one cow, 100 yards new Have a loo~:. linoIeum, 12 feet wide. G: L. Hitch: A, it. IIlGGINS, Jeweler and Optometrist, CA$$ CITY, MElllGAN. cock. 4-1- PAGE TWO. CA$$ CITY CHRONICLE, APRIL 15, 1910. j i i r I' II ~ '111 I iI[~T'II~T ~ .... IIII I" II1 I I I I III I

CASS CITY CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. Home Course The Tri-County Chronicle and Cass City Enterprise consolidated Apr. 20, 190~. In Pou Itry Subscription price--One year, $1.00; ~lx months, 50 cents: three months, 2~ cents. Keeping Advertising rates made known on ~pplication. CASTORIA ]~ntered as second-class matter April BACK TO ...... THE FARM. ...._... ~ SL ~7, 1906, at the postofflce ~t Cass City, ]t~ichigan, under the. Act of Congres~ of Mar. 3. 1879. i.-=What Branch of the ~g]Z~ACK to the farm." the banker cries, , ~J "We need the brawn and brain il. F. L£HZ~[R, PuNisher. Pouhry Business. That make the ~ertii~fietds to bloom i And fill the bins with grain." So he advises other men By MiLe M. iihSYiRGS, i U tl b Lit'2 t~lZ'~llel' ~ payt. But if tha.t is the thing to do Dircctor . Formerly Poultryman at Kansas Expert. Why don'[ he make a start ~ mere Station, Commercial Poultry Ex- liiiiiiiiii "Back to the farm!" the lawyer shouts DR. M. M. WiCKWARE, pert of t, ie United States k epart- With all his might and main. similaringtheF00amqaRegutaBears the merit of Agriculture. Aufhor He wants to have the neighbors rise Physician and'Surgeon. Office over Corne- M!LO M. HASTINGS tin, timStom~hs mldB0wds0f ~ ~|~ lius' ~rocery. Residence ~wo blocks south of of "The Dollar Hen." To catch an early train. Laing & Janes' store on Seeger street, east If it is such a worthy thing side. Special a~ten~ion paid to m!d-wifery And will so grandly pay and diseases of women. [Copyright, 1910, by American Press Asso- For all the effort that is made, Signature ciation.] Why don't he lead the way? i J~ H. HAYS, rl. D. OULTRY keeping more per- cause of the large number of chickens "'Back to the farm!'; the merchant calls of , ! Physician and Surgeon. Office Days': Wed- haps than any other industry to beattended to, the labor can be re- Behind his counter low. p is engaged in for the double He wants the other city folks nesdays, 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. ~ Saturdays 1 to 5 duced to a systematic basis and will purpose of profit and pleasure. To pack their duds and go. P. M. require but very little time per fowl. But still he never has the time The farmer is rarely conscious of On some of the well known egg farms To pause and show them how. Dr. A. N. Treadgold the fact that he is keeping poultry for one man feeds and cares for from instead of pointing out the way, pleasure, yet the farm without its cus- Why don't he grab a plow? Office and residence Seeger St. Office on 2,000 to 3,000 hens. ground flour of building across from Hospital. tomary flock of chickens would seem The village poultry plant where but The reason, pat and plain enough, Special care gicen to diseases of women ~nd rather dreary, and the farmer's table As any one can see .4~Smf. children. City phone. a few dozen fowls are kept must neces- without its customary supply of fresh Who may be looking from the ground ' Jn sarily have a larger feed bill than the Or spying from a tree. eggs and fried chicken would be sadly Dentistry. farmer and a higher labor expense is that in nearly every case deficient. L A. FRITZ, RESIDENT DENTIST. per fowl than either farm or com- Each one has had l~is day At farming stunts, and he was glad Office over E, Ryan's drug ,store. We so- The object of pleasure enters more mercial poultry plant. For these rea- . Use To make his getaway. lici~ your patronage when in need of dent~l largely in the case of those who keep sons tile villager who hires a man to work. poultry in towns and villages. Not take care of his poultry ot" expects it C~.rtainly. only does the flock of chickens give to earn wages for his own time is, if Worms£o~wulsions,Fevaisk P. A. 5chenck, D. D. S. '%Vhat do stray hairs on the coat the village or suburban resident an oc- the prodilet is s01d at ordinary market hess audLoss o~"SLF22. r Over DENTIST. of a careful man denote?" cupation which is a pleasure after con- rates, very likely to be disappointed. Graduate Uniwrsity of Michigan. Office "Stray hairs on the coat of a carefulj FacSimile Signature o~ hours 7:30 a m. to 12 m. and 1:30 to 5:30 p. m. fining indoor @ork and supply his ta- Now, if the villager takes up fancy Office n Fritz Block, Cass City, Michigan. ble with a quality of food he cannot man ?" poultry breeding and devotes his time "'Yes." [ purchase in the market, but in the ma- to the art he lias excellent chances of NEW YORK. Th rty Years Etkland Arbvr, No. 3~, A. Oo O. G. jority of cases villagers as well as "Trouble with his wife?" t becoming well known as a breeder and "No, st:: ll)id. '' [ meets t,he second and fourth Thursdays of many farmers find great pleasure in making a good profit in the business. each month in Oddfeltow Halt. Visiting poultry breeding and exhibition as a "~Vel!, w@at? '° .. [ Companions always welcome. Meanwhile he should have enough love WALTER ANTHES, G. G. hobby. The extent to which this "That he is going to remove them ~ A. E. BOULTON, ~ee-Treas. for his work so that ile will be content before she sees them." i phase of poultry keeping has been de- to get back a little more than his velol)ed is readily seen from the multi- actual money outlay and give his time rude o; poultry shows held throughout Different. Exact Copy of Wrapper. for tt~e pleasure of the work and the ',ASTORIATHE GENTAUR COMPANY, ~EV/YOR~ ~. "She can wield the rolling pin beau- the country during tlle fall and winter hopes of profits later on. months. fifully." P .epairir g In attempting the study of a series Poultry Farm~n 9 as a BuMness. "Splendid'. I am so fond of pies." of lessons in poultry keeping the poul- I presume there will be some who "Pies? What's that got to do with Wl~ale you wail tryman or would be poultryman should read this course in poultry keeping it?" who will be desirous of engaging in "Doesn't she make pies when she I haye secured the services of form a clear conception in his mind of poultry production as a business. To uses the rolling pin?" John Zinnecker, a firsbclass shoe the relation in his own case of these "I should say nit." maker, who will assis~ me in my various objects or ends for which the those I would say that after many shoe repair shop. This arrange- poultry business is commonly engaged years of precarious existence poultry "Then what does she make?" men~ makes it, possible t,oal~end in. farming is now established as a sound "Brnises." prompt, ly to ~he wants of all my The Farm Flock. branch of agriculture. Although there cust,omers. Naturally. The prime object for which the farm- is no greater money to be made from you do uot wi h go 33c or "A rolling stone"-- pay 409 1 First class work gaaranteed and at er keeps chickens is for his own t,, poultry than from many other branch- "Oh. I know--gathers no spondulix." reasonable prices, hie, and in order that he may l~ es of modern scientific agriculture, "Certainly, but that isn't what I was But do wang a gee6 coKee sufficient poultry products to sot there is something about the business going to say." his table throughout the year there that has induced large numbers of ig- "'No: What were you about t o re- Try Peter P. Weber. will of necessity be at certain seasons norant people to invest their savings in poultry ventures, hopelessly bury: mark-?" Under Crosby's Store Cass CiD'. a surplus for the market; hence the ing their money in ext)ensively equip- "A rolling stone goes rapidly down farmer who starts out to furnish his o-Ka is a high coffee ped plants designed by themselves or grade." own table soon finds himself in the .... _ others equ'dly ignorant of the business. market end of the poultry business As is generally recognized, tile only it Does. sotd at a popular price I and as a flock of 100 hens require but sensible plan for one who proposes to "What is a good man?" a little more labor in their care than 8JlRGAlflS!._z~.-i~ SAVE~OHqlY: go into l)oultry keeping as a business "That depends." 20 cenes pound. !i is to begin in a small way, either in a "'Don't see how. I mean absolutelyY village o1" on a farm. and keep poultry "Can't . be done. Depends upon whether you want him for a husband ItS consk W growing° sales for a few years in conjunction with t ~or a ~o~r ~,'~i~ p] W, rrHte~ or for the prize ring." ~rawer New ~.~U~ / Ten some other occupation. If he is suc- liIACHINE x,~... Years. ~" ~!i!i{:i:!i!)::~a cessful in this, it will then be time to Explained. ~'~VENTY KI~DS to select from. Pric~, 015.00 ~o $50.0,~ ~o :::::::::::::::::::::::::iv. ..:.,:::::..'.,,.%.. consider the keeping of poultry on a ~mey case. PATEHT$ here explz"ed..... Bllll ou.t?n ~rl$~ more elaborate scale. A few general re- "Ma ?" ]~avO you seen ~ho No. 18 New Homel lxo~ning ;lye 1¢, t~ ~he g~:eatest wonder of the ago. Csll or t~ond for ~rg~iB 1i8.a marks on commercial poultry farming "What is it. my son?" 'D~thers prices discounted. .~ew Home Sewing ~hlne ~o,, ~o~' Chiga~g~ i will append, however, as a matter of "What is a bride's troussea,?'" general interest. "The blowout dad gives her to cele- The branch of poultry keeping that brate his freedom from her bills in the has proved most universally success- future." ful in a large way is egg farming. The ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: broiler farms have almost invariably Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::been failures, and the principle is now any case of kidney and bladder trou- Buy a trial t o' ndo pretty thoroughly recognized that the ble not beyond the reach of medi- ~Highest Grade Sewinff Machine $5.00 on ~.-v.,: cine. No medicine can do more. L. ~ms and conditions, retails foe $40.00 everywher~ broiler should be considered as a by- Yoa'll :van more° ~¢e "lnal ! No money in ~lvance. We pay ~he fre/ghl. product of the egg business, just a s I. Wood & Co. from advertisementa • The abbve are extract8 a:-*:~ ~:::~.~ ::::::::: skimmilk is a byproduct of the produc- ~very day. We do no~; ~dvertise Shag w~y but s~:~.n, ..:: ;. Numera[ Name3. Ask your ocer o-ka. toady to discount ~y of ~hese :Big offers. We howe~s tion of butter. Half oz" more of all it ~hat we e~.~ao~, ~e!I you a. $~0.00 Machine for gL~ in view of the abundance of mate- ody can) but we Will sell you ~ ~5.00 machine f,: chicks hatched will be cockerels and • and the $65.00 machine they ~sk $23.~'0 for we ~,k vial from which to select and of the il- you fo r $19.00, o~hers ill proporl;ion. V/e,~u~ ~,, must be disposed of as broilers, for /2 he hasn't i** re 525 machines a day and guarantee every one. 0 ~e limitable field of invention there seems d~fferent styles and prices te setec:~ from. g~ritz. with Leghorns and other egg tyt)es of r complete list or c~lt on cur dealer in yo~'l'$ow~ a.~.. j;.A to t)e no good veason for descending to ~ve li, O zley. ,,~ qee O~alZ"[~0. i8 Dro~ Head. iB is Derfectior- fowls male birds are worthless if ab He can easily get 4t "GOOD MORNING .V ', the numerals to designate towns and lowed to mature. This large surplus villages in this country, yet there are C. D. STI~IFFLER, Agent twenty-five or thirty we find thaf the of broilers from egg farms and from at least thirteen postoffices in the Unit- most Vrosi)erous and infeili~'ent farm- the general farm of the coun'try is suf- (:;ass City, Mich. e(! States that possess no other official ers keep a flock of about the former ficient to meet the demand and to rd: same tllau that of a common numeral. size. duce the price to a point which wila tIere they are: Now. if the farmer's quota of hens permit of little profit to the man who Seven, Tenn.; Fourteen, W. Va.; Fif- goes nm(.h beyond this figure it will be- produces broilers exclusively. • .! : .!.., teen, O.; Sixteen, Mont.: Seventeen, O.; come necessary to divide the flock into The idea of the broiler business a(s Thirty-nine, Ala.; Forty-eight, Tenn.; smaller units and go to other troubles attempted fifteen or twenty years ago Seventy-six, Ky., and Ninety-six, N. C. was to produce chickens during the ___Weak :: : that are rather irksome for the general --Harper's Weekly: farnler who considers poultry as an winter and early spring season by the about the house job rather than as a use of incubators and brooders and Wors~ Than Bullets. Heart Action part of his regular farm (>perations. secure fancy prices at the season of Bullets have often caused less suf- For the farmer who looks at it in the yea:; when no young stock wa~ fering to soldiers than the eczema. Don't Scrub There are certain nerve~ L. ~r. Harriman, Burlington, Me., got this way simplicity in methods is ad- coming from the general farm. This in the army, and suffered with, 40 that control the action business, which did not prove success'- visable, for a general utility flock of years. "But Bucklen's Arnica Salve of the heart. When they] this size will not yield a sufficiently ful then, would be even more imprac- cured me when all else failed," he 11 Floors ~ecome weak, the heart; large income to warrant more expen- tic~l now, as our modern methods of writeg. Greatest healer" for sores, action is impaired. Short; sive methods of housing and care that cold storage have become so efficient Ulcers, boils, burns, cuts, wounds, would be perfectly proper In the case tha, it is entirely practical to freeze up bruises and piles. 25c at L. I. Wood Paint that kitchen floor instead of scrub- breath, pain around hear~, of a breeder of fancy fowls or a poul- a supply of inexpensive summer broil, & Co.'s. bing it every few days or buying ex ;ensive coverings try farmer who kept several hundred ors and to meet the demand the tel= that grow dingy and show Wear/ You can do it choking sensation, palpi- Choose a Sunny House. hens. lowing winter and early spring with tation, fluttering, feeble When changing houses, if you hap- ypurself. It's easy and costs onl:~ a trifle. The farm is an excellent place for this cheaply produced stock. pen to have to choose between two or rapid pulse, and other breeding standard bred poultry, and I Another phase of poultry production houses on opd~osite sides of the street, distressing symptoms fol- have nothing but encouragment for which is successfully prosecuted ili limited localities is the growing of: choose the o~ on the sunny side. the farmer who is interested in the 8finshine Is one of the best health ACMEQ low. Dr. Miles Heart Cure roasters. show bird end of it. In this case he bringers known and where there is a FLOOR PAINT (Granite) is a medicine especially will require separate houses and yards In •this style of poultry flesh pro~: duction heavier breeds of slowly ma~ family of children may be the means adapted to the needs of and a building wherein he may coop of saving many doctors' bills. Rooms is the ideal finish for kitchen, pantry and turing fowls are used, and both sexes h laundry floors, steps and inside surfaces to Ihese nerves and the mus- ~ingle fowls during the show season that get little or no sunshine are never and will ih general find it necessary are allowed to reach maturity and are be walked upon. It's hard, durable, then marketed as fancy stock. The as healthy as those that are flooded cular stru&ure of the to put more time and expense on his sanitary, easy to apply, easy to keep possible profits of the production of with it at some time during the day, clean, hard to wear out. Brush it heart itself. It is a poultry work if he expects to make extra fancy market fowls in this man: "~kon tonight and you can walk on a success of the breeding stock part strengthening tonic that ner have been limited, however, by New Idea For Obtaining Sleep. it tomorrow. of the business. the custom of fatting or crate feeding In Sweden it is usual in a case brings speedy relief. If it's a surface to be painted, ,Try it. The Village Poultryman. farm grown cockerels as now engaged where a person cannot get to sleep enameled, stained, varo The villager I would by all means in by poultry packers and by many to wring a cloth out in ice cold water nished or finished in any "For years I suffered with what I way, there's an Acme ¢hought was stomach trouble, when adKise to keep standard bred poultry farmers as welt. Crate or milk fed and lay it across the eyes. It is said Quality Kind to fit ~he doctors told me I had heart to act in some cases like a charm. the purpose. trouble. I had tried many remedies, and to take an interest in poultry chickens offer a prime quality of young when the Dr. ~iles' almanac cam~ breeding and poultry shows. From poultry flesh, and hence, except for a: Saved From The Grave into my hands, and I concluded to the nature of his surroundings he is few markets where roasters from cer- try :Dr. ~,Iiles' ~Ieart Cure. I have "I had about given up hope, after taken three bottles, and now I am obliged to keep his fowls yarded, and, tain communities already have a repu~ not suffering at all. I am cured and nearly four years of suffering from a this medicine did it. I write this in as the time he spends with his cblck- ration, it would hardly be advisable to severe lung trouble," writes Mrs. M the hope that it twill attract the at- ens is rem~ation, the more individual take up this line of poultry production: L. Dix,of Clarksville, Tenn. "Often tentiml of others who suffer as I did." A reeen~ development in specialized IvIRS. D. BARREN, care, which he will find it desirable to the pain in my chest would be al- 804 Main St., Covington, Ky. give fancy fowls, will not be be- poultry work is the public hatchery I most unbearable and I could not do Your druggist sells Dr. Miles' Heart grudged. • his business is usually ~onducted in my work, but Dr. King's New Dis- Cure, and we authorize him 1:o return The production of poultry products conjunction with large poultry plantsi covery has made me feel like a new price of first bottle (only) If it fails person. It's the best medicine for the t0 benefit you. The shipping of day old chicks long to sell at ordinary market prices is throat and lungs." Obstinate coughs distances by rail is now quite a fad Hiles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind ahvays profitable for the farmer, foI stubborn colds, hay fever, la grippe, on the free ~ange plan of his poultry and has probably been overdone. An- asthma, croup, bronchitis and hem- keeping labor and food costs are both other abuse of the public hatchery is orrhages,hoarseness and whooping much reduced. Poultry keeping can the selling of chicks from eggs of un- cough, yield quickly to this wonderful Foley's Kidney Cure also be made profitable when engaged certain or.~,m., o." Beginners should not medicine. Try it. 50c and $1.00. Trial In on a large scale, in which case, be- undertake public hatching. bottles free. Guaranteed by L. I. makes Ir.td~¢ys aad blad~ ~i~ht. Wood & Co. N. BI6ELOW & so s CASS CITY CHRONICLE, APRIL 15, 1910. PAGE THREE J ii iiii IrlHrl ii iiii i __ i ...... P~=':'JIP I'r'll I i iiiiii1,1 ir i ...... i i 'If .I II I r I IIII I I ~ I ql ~ IUI II I ...... I I I II 111 GREENLEAF. ~ V4ICKWAR~. Joseph Nickels returned from the i~:J r,~AP OF MICHIGAN AS IT iS TODAY. Colder ,yearn Mrs ~mos Sansbm:n has returned l Canadian Northwest Saturday. several[ , Wm. Fox is the possessor of a ' S0moManS0meday Miss Flora Tennant 'spent home" "£ae,ain." " " ] Wagner motor cycle which he will days at her home in Bad Axe last t Preaching services next Sunday at use in carrying the mail on Route 4. week. - , three o'clock. ~ 1 "Miss Flossie Leach is sick with May Make a Medicine for The Misses Eva and Eda Morgan' Mrs .George Burt was a caller in the measles. Miss Ella Tewkesbury of Bad. Axe were guests of Wm. Sin- Wickware last week. is abre to be around after an illness bright's Disease, Rheuma- clair and family last week. ~ i Miss M~ttie Mci~hail was the guest of the same disease. Miss Teresa Patrick left for Hamil- of Miss Fern Loney Sunday. Misses Ethel McGregory and Ella tism, Stomach and blad- ton, Ont., Tuesday ,where she will I Mr. and Mrs. Will McQueen visit- Sheridan of Cuss City w~ere in town Tnursaay. dsr Tr0ub]e Her father accompanied her as far Murray, last week. Mrs. ~V. L. Moore's father, Charles as Port Huron. ] Mr. and Mrs. kmos Sansburn and Bond, left Friday for San Martin, Equal of The Misses Lizzie and Martha Sin-I Mr. and Mrs. Will Graeey spent Sun- Cal., after an extended visit with rel- clair entertained their cousins, Clin-!day with Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons: atives in Michigan: ton and Bert Sinclair of Ubly last l Miss Ethel Gibbons and Miss Os- i O. \V. Nique was in Detroit last week. i borne, school teacher, of Argyle, vis- week and returned with a Paige-De- San -Jak Mrs. Eastman and son, Jas. Leiteh, I~ited with their parents at Vfiekware troit roadster auto for the Ehlers have moved on the Keenoy farm, east' Sunday. Auto Co. B~t Not Yet of town. l Amos Sansburn sold his farm to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Agar and chil- The Misses Grace Carter and Ruth Mr. Cuddy of Ubly and the latter ex- dren and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Agar i Hewitt were Ubly visitors Saturday.~peets to move onto it this w'eek. Mr. of Cadiilac are visiting relatives here. It is the Only Medicine which Miss Lottie Hempton spent last Sun Sansburn will move to Cass City for Enables You to Keep a Perfect day at her home here. a short time. He intends going to DEFORD. Mrs. Jas .Hewitt and son, Loren, Flint within a few weeks. Fred Ball has a new barn. ,Balance Between the Elimina- were Kingston visitors Saturday end Yes, some scare fish on Sunday tions and Renewals of the Body. Sunday. yet. Misses RaY and Rob Spencer en- R. A. Moshier is pushing his ne~ tertained a party of their fiqends CASTOR IA house to the point of completion. Thursday evening. Dancing and :For Infants and CkilEre~ Novesta is again returning to her Decay of the Body in games furnished amusement. Warm The Kind You Have Always Bought normal condition. maple sugar was the refreshment. Bears the Alex Modery and family have come Old age is Unnatural. Signature of from Detroit to the Town Line to Permanent wastes of the sys- care for beets. tem can be avoided by taking ~.Potatoes ten cents per bushal if ,DEFORD' R. F. D. I'M BUSY 3. fine stock-- is the way buyers take SAN-JAK; making each day a birth- the meek farmer. day for the person who has a -Walter Harvey and David Scherm- because my work proves bottle of *his great medicine on er have traded horses. Arch Johnson is making the slow satisfactory to my cus- and steady men bulge the eye by his Mrs .A. VV. Adams has been having hand. Read and learn how to tomers, and rapid movements " on the farm. The Black Counties on the Above Map Are Those That Will Be Wet quite a hard time nursing an abcess. for the Next Two Years. The White Counties Are Dry, The Upper Penin* cure Bright's Disease, Diabetes, ORRELL PAPERS Mr. and Mrs. Peter Molonzo and Twice Deford has won fr'om Cass sula is Solidly Wet. Rheumahsm, Lame Back and City on the diamond and should they son, Frank, entertained at their home Stomach Diseases. are what my customers Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. MeDer- again be victroiou s, not only the v, ant~the " * ' mond, and daughter, Edra, ),Its. Coo. Thmnb but the v:ho!e nation ,,,:ill mar I NEWS OF MICHIGAN eel. J a home decmeo.~y attrac- Betl and children and .Mrs. Rose Mo- Congressman Sam Smith has asked lonzo of Caro. We have often heard that to be a When the products of exhaustion reach the tive and-- congress to appropriate $150,000 for brain and deaden the nerve centers, as in the William and Peter Caldwell receiv- good editor a person must have dead case with all old people, limiting their ability an addition to tne Lansing postofflce. to think and act unless they have the power ORRELL PRICES ed word last week of the death, of loads of "cheek"-- but when a man Christian Brown, a he~mit, was to exidize the acids that. accumulate during ~~ sleep and eliminate them, they had better get a their only sister in York state. The unfurls an independent banner, can- / NPAI6 found dead on the floor of his hut, bottle of Dr. Burnham's SAN-JAK. I am 80 are the !owest possible at word was received too late for them nine mile~ east of Greenville. The years old and have kept a bottle of this medi- vasses a county and gathers all the cine in my house during the past year and, take which Orrell Quality can to reach the place in time for the democrats "as subscribers and then SALOON OPPONENTS PLAN TO body was badly gnawed by rats. a dose quite often so I know it helps to give Driven to desperation because of strength and activity. D.O. Kelley, 311 Wash- be sold. funeral, so Peter Caldwell decided to quietly informs them that his sheet CARRY STRUGGLE INTO tenaw St., Lansing. E threatened criminal prosecution for remain with his brother, Wm., who WET COUNTIES, will hereafter be 'found working in selling fraudulent mining stock, Jen- THESE FACTS is quite poorly. the interests of the Republican party, nie Moore threw herself in front of a Mrs. I.M. Brown, mistress of the Butler Mrs. ila Bailey and children have it looks as if he had more than a ~UPT. GEO. W. MORROW SAYS moving train at Marinette and was in- House, Lansing, Mich., says; One year ago I warrant your seeing my returned to F!int. Mrs. Henrietta stantly killed. was in very poor health sick and weak from sufficiency. LEAGUE IS CONTENT WITH that mucli dreaded disease kidney trouble, cal- line of Wall Papers for Smith and daughter, Luella, mother Fire early Friday d~stroyed the led "Bright's disease" by physicians. I have • Kingston high school gave an en- ELECTION RESULTS taken about one dozen bottles of San-Jak and the purpose of selecting in a few days as they have decided saw and pl~enlng mill of Edwar~ B.al- have no symptions of old trouble to annoy me. tertainment of no mean efficiency ton, at Conk!in, entailing a loss of I have this letter for the benefit it may be to the new decorations for and sister, expect to go there $5,000, with but little insurance. A others. here on the evening of April 8th. The Special Tr=in Carrying Farmers' your home and figuring to keep a rooming house and ex- Without doubt they felt slighted by large quantity of finished material pect to make Flint their future home institute Under State Board oT was consumed. with me to do your work. the size of the audience and most of Owosso, Mich., May 28, '08. Agriculture Finishes Two The local option forces of Wexford if they like it there. that was from a distance. The peo- Dr. Burnham ; JAS. W. AlIMSlil0Nfi Weeks' Trip. county are sore that the county has Your inquiry as to my health, in reply I have ple of the town might have been taken 8 bottles of your San-Jak and can cheer- SHABBONA. gone back into the wet column. It fully recommend it as the best medicine I ever Phone 17. Cass City. counted on the fingers of both hands. was not anticipated, and the wet vie- found and the only one that cured me of Diabe- Mr .and Mrs. J. P. Neville of Wick- Well, Si Blinkets i s coming soon Field workers of the Michigan Anti-]tory is charged to over-confidence on tes. I am doing harder work than I ever did Saloon league met at the headquar-l the part of the drys. and I am perfectly well. ware spent Sunday here with rela- with a white mouse, a squirrel and Yours respectfully, ters, Chamber of Commerce, Detroit, I Albert Reid of Bay (]ity who in- ~2V F. B. HOLMAN. tives. a tin horn, and then see us gather. to map out a system of campaign iveigle d 16-year-old Myrtle Badgley, of ~na~ they wm r omow m m~ure. Tne/Freeland, into a meek marriage when comerence restates m a plan to carry h had h ," J. F. Roe, 41 E. lain St. Battle Creek, says : . ~ [ • t ree living wives, was sen- I wish to state that your San-Jak cured me of the campaign into "wet" counties that tenced to three and one-half to five Bright's Disease after the local doctors said I heretofore have had no local option. years in Ionia by Judge Gage at Sag- could not live. The league will spend its greatest en- inaw. ergies in endeavoring to add Muske- gon, Crawford, Montcalm, Huron, Mrs. Erie Saxton was given $1,000 E. S. Hough ex-judge of probate of Lapser damages by a jury at Traverse City. county, says: ' "I bought a bottle of San:Jak Montmorency, Grand Traverse, Che- from t. P. Snowman, the druggist of Lapser. boygan, Manistee and Iosco to the 40 She sued William Gregory, a Fife Lake I felt I was 100 years old, with great distress of counties that are already "dry." saloonlst, for $5,000, alleging that he the stomach and a drowsy, sleepy feeling, which gold liquor to her husband, and that the medicine has corrected. I cheerfully per- Several leaders of the league advo- mit the use of this letter for the benefit of cated a strenuous campaign in Cal- while intoxicated he fell under a train others." and was killed. houn, Jackson and .Geneses counties, EDGAR S. HOUGH, which are now "dry," but which may The increase of two and three-quar- be pressed to a resubmission of the ters acres in floor space by the erec- prohibition issue 'by the liquor inter- tion of one :new plant and three addi- Lapser. Mich.. March 10 1908. Mrs. T. H. Curtis, R. F. D. No. 2,' Lapeer~ ests. The league wlI1 make every ef- tions to existing plants, giving em- says : "I wish to tell you how much good your fort to force their issue in Monroe, ployment to 1,000 more men, was an- San-Jak has done for me. I have had the rheu- Washtenaw, Macomb, Kalamazoo and nounced at the general office of the matism and liver trouble 17 years. Sometimes my feet and limbs were .~wol]en so I could not STRIFFLER & McCULLOUGH, Auctioneers. Saginaw counties. Buick Motor Co., in Flint. wear my shoes. I have taken one and one-half -Supt. George W, Morrow is of the During the next few weeks there bottles of your remedy. The bloat has all gone down. The pain gradually left and the stiff IH opinion that the next campaign will will be lots doing in labor circles, as joints are getting more lir~ber. I think 3 or 4 result in a repetition of what he calls It is the intention of the Port Huron bottles of your San-Jak will cure me complete- the league's success in the recent ly. Mere thanks in words is a feeble way of i labor leaders to annex at least ten telling how grateful I feel for the benefits best- election. "~Te have the situation fair- more unions to the Trades and Labor owed upon me by your medicine." Having sold my farm, | will sell at auction ali my ly in view and, when we start the council. They propose to organize work. we will have it in hand. The every working man in the city. field forces are all well content with Contrary to reports that peaches St. Johns, Mich., March 12, '08. |ire stock, implements and feed at the farm, [ mile east the outcome of the recent election. Mrs. John Friz says : "I have bedn in very and other fruits were destroyed by poor healthier the past seven years and have It has given them enthusiasm ~to pro- the heavy frost at Muskegon, investi- since childhood been afflicted with sick head ceed with vigor and courage and~per- gation shows'that cherries were, the ache. I have taken 4 bottles of San-Sak and it and 2 miles north of Cass City, on sistence. We have almost half the has done me a wonderful good. I am now able only trees badly damaged, although to do light work and gaining in strength. I state in control now, but we cannot apples were slightly blighted by frost. wish every lady in Michigan could have a bottle rest until everything is our way." if she is weak and ailing for I believe it is the Peaches, however, are generally un- greatest medicine in the world from the fact Those who were present at the ses- harmed. that my case was hoIleless and my physicians sion of the league were George W. said I could not be helioed by medicine.' Morrow, state superintendent; R. N. Four circuits of the Traverse City Itolsaple, Grand Rapids, assistant su- fire alarm system burned out Wed- perintendent- Pliny W. Marsh, De- nesday by a short circuit with a wire troit, state attorney; Theodore P. carrying 2,500 volts of electricity. The It restores the aged to health April 21st Dauer, Traverse City, district superin- main engine house was set afire and lhursda'£, the firemen after several hours' work tendent; Herbert H. Rood, Hillsdale, and youth. No remedy equal to district superintendent; Grant M. Hud- located the trouble. The damage from Commencing at 12 o'clock sharp: the fire was slight. son, ,Schoolcraft, financial secretary; San-Jak as a blood tonic. The Caleb H. Rutledge, Ishpeming, district Rufus A. Bostwick has started suit Belgian mare 5 years old, in foal, 4 yearling steers J. Wilder roller superintenden t. ~gainst the Michigan Starch corn-. tired feeling leaves you like magic wt. 1250 Thoroughbred Berkshire sow American cultivator, bean attach- pany at Traverse City for $50,000 Gelding 12 years old, wt. 1350 Grade Berkshire sow Farming Train Finishes Trip. damages. No declaration has yet ment been filed, and on what Bostwick Brown mare 12 years old, wt. 1200 3 pigs 10 weeks old The special train, carrying a travel- Empire drill, new ing farmers' institute, under the aus- bases, his claim is not known. He was, Mare 1 year old, Belgian and Clyde We will give $100 to any church 125 yqung hens, 8 geese and 4 ducks Osborne 10 ft. hay rake pices of the state board of agricul- superintendent of the company's plant Durham cow 7 years old, due May 18 Heavy double harness, nearly new Top buggy, nearly new ture, completed its two weeks' jour- until it closed down. or ehariabtelinstituticn iT these Durham cow 9 years old, fresh Hedvy double harness, heel chains Farm handy wagon, new ney through the state Friday after At a meeting of the charter revision testmonials are not ~enuine, committee to be, held in Port Huron a Jersey cow 10 years old, fresh Single driving harness giving addresses and instructions at Set heavy sleighs and bunks several points along the Pere Mar- decision will be reached as to wl~at Jersey cow 2 years old, fresh 3 tons timothy h~y. No. 1 Box and rack; also beet box quette road south of Edmore. The form of government will be submitted Jersey cow 8 years old, fresh 300 bu. oats DeLaval cream separator, new train consists of four exhibit cars and Lo the voters next September. Tw~o Have you Kidney, Jersey cow 7 years old, due in April 50 bu. beardless and hulless "barley Grindstone two regular coaches. The exhibits propositions present themselves, that of the commission form a~nd a modi- Jersey heifer 2 years old, due Apr. 26 8 bu. seed peas are all kinds of grain and products, Wind mill derrick poultry and chemical effects on tuber- fication of the present system. Liver or Stomach Durham heifer 2 years old, due June 8 bu seed beans Milk cans Culosis germs and those of other dis- Thomas J. Cooper, for 40 years man- 4 100 bu. corn in ear 10 crates eases. Stops made Friday by the ager of the Western Union Telegraph Trouble? Thoroughbred Durham bull 2 years 50 bu. potatoes Feed cooker traveling institute were McBride, Start- office, in Bay City, has tendered his ton, Fenwick, Ionia, Lyons and Port- old Milwaukee binder 100 cedar fence posts resignation. Mr. Cooper, who was an land. army telegrapher during the rebellion, Are you a Rheumatic, with Thoroughbred Jersey bull calf Deering mower 12 cow ties was with the Western Unten at Port: 2 calves Osborne disc 50 new grain bags The annual meeting of the scienti- Huron for three years before coming. BaGkaGhe, Yaricocle fic advisers of the state geologlcaF Thoroughbred Oxford buck Gale riding plow Grass seeder to Bay City, and 1= one of its oldest: Swollen Limbs? survey was held in Lansing in the of- 8 grade Oxford ewes with lambs OHver plow No. 99, new employee in polnt of service in the Forks, shovels, hoes and numerous rice of R. C. Allen, state geologist. =tats. 2 yearling heifers Syracuse harrow other articles ~ Crops are better now than they were Nearly $~00 in stamps and cash was' = a year ago according to the report is- lecured by yeggmen who broke i~to Take Dr, Burnham's sued by the state department. Wheat the Dexter postofflee, blew the safe is reported at 88 per cent against 76 to pieces wlth nitro-glycerine and got All sums of $5 and under cash; over that amount, 8 months' time on last year, and rye 92 as against $~ away with all the money and stamps T[IIMS:• good approved endorsed notes at 7 per cent interest. in 1909. The meadows are in better In it. No one in the village appears SAN=JAK condition, and the fruit crop is fully to have heard the explosion and the two weeks in advance of what it was robbery was not discovered untll a year ago. Postmaster Sta~nard opened the of. Sold in Cass City by Edward rice. On the application of many women, Ryan, druggist, who is reliable Prosecuting Attorney Browne, of Sag- Judge Clement Smith, in a lengthy inaw~ decided that members of the opinion, has refused to vacate the or- and will return the price of one fair sex who are taxpayers or whose ~ler compelling the International Har~ Luke E. Wright, husbands own property can vote at rester Co. te produce its books in bottle [$1.00] if San-Jak fails to the special election, May 9, when the court to determine the charge that the do good. Made bySan-Jak Co., Proprietor. water plant proposition is -put before concern i~ a truwt and u such has =o the people regal standia= l= Mlehilan courts. Chicago, Ill. PAGE FOUR. CASS CiTY CHRONICLE, ;:APRIL 15, 1910 • j i iii 11 i ii1 1111 hill, i [l i i f, II I I '1 III Ill I I III I II I , *~, 1 III I I , II I I III I I

Arbor Day--Friday, Apr. 29. Earl Holler went to Saginaw Mon- day. Mrs. David Agar. of Evergreen is $pring and Winter seriously ill. A Sewing Week Mrs. Parks is visiting her mother Wheat Flour in Kingston. Ted Shelling of Kingston was in It will pay the dealer town We-flnesday. - to get our prices and B. Bertrand of North Branch was the farmer to bring us ...... -SALE in town over Sunday. " his custom work. Feed Geo.Stoek moved this week to a and Buckwheat Orind- farm south of town. l "fxr,~ T ,~,c,~ ariel family nf Ar~v]~ nff every day. Everv- ' I/S . . ~ ...... • N i COMMENCE were in town Saturday. thingin ~~ne ~"L, aivy' " tiiai21 's M- O.P. Dodge has moved to his Line. • @ K] fan> southeast of town. Joseph Frutehey was in Saginaw Feed, Bran, Middlings, Cob Saturday, April 16 and Bay City Wednesday. ton, Seed Meal, Oil Meal, Glu- Mr. and Mrs. Dana Losey took Sun- %• day dinner with Clark Bixby. ten Feed, Cuddo,Meai. Etc. Jas. Spenee attended a Presb-~ter- Wholesale and retail. And Continues One Week N tan convention in Fenton this week. Mrs. Thos. Murphy has so far im- A LITTLE LIGHTER than any other bread ~!11 be the loaf An extraordinary sale at this time of the proved so that she is able to sit up. 13aked from White Lily flour. And it stays light~nd moist, too. Mrs. Herb Dulmage of Pontiac is But n(,t for long, for the bread is so tasty it is never allowed to year, but we have decided to sell atrSpecial Price get stale. visiting her mother, Mrs. Jerome Ru~- Vq just the goods every house wife wants at this K] sell. ~ A SACK OF WHITE LILY FLOUR means a saving as ~ time=-just a small list of the many bargains: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Matson came well as better baking. For it yields more loaves to the sack ½ home Saturday from a ..visit in La- N In spite of the high price of cotton matermls we offer than any (~ther brand. Try it. peer. during Sewing Week Sale. a line of ginghams that cannot K] Jack Agar and family of ~aro were be bought tess than 12~4c per yd in checks, stripes and all guests at the home of R. Durkee last Cass City Milling Co. plain colors for 9e per yd. K] D week. 12I~c quality English Long Cloth, 12 yds in a piece for [2] Jessie Boyd, daughter of Thomas lOc per yd. " ~ : Boyd, is out of school on account of 25in. plain white-India: a suitable for sash and ruf- illness. fled curtains" for 5e p er y- d :~~ ~#,~"'i Miss Bella Marks and brother, Per- We have divided our ...... • K] cy, left Tuesday to go to North K] Yakima, Washington. LACES and EHBROIDERIES A little son came to gladden the K] home of Mr. and Mrs. Colon Fergusoa in three classes as h~llows: of Novesta on Apr. 8. Lot No. 1 Embroideries and Laces from 5c to 10c for 3e K] Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hedden of Sol- @ " " 2 " " " '~ 10c to 18c for 9c C EMENT "l kirk, Canada, are visiting at the " " a " ,' ', ', 20et, o 40~ for l$e 25c and 30c Corset Cover Embroidery for 19c El home of Alex Gracey. One lot of all aver lace and embroidery sold from 25e to 40e per Mrs. I_on Hartwick spent Wednes- @ yd for 1De day with Mrs. Thos. Powell en route E handle Alpha Portland R~a~tS R~[~a~[S They are worth your attention, consisting -N K] to her honle in Detroit. ~ of embroidery and lace, cottons, fowling: Garfield Leishman is ill with ap- Cement and can recom- etc. They save money. pendicitis in the hospital. An opera- mend it highly. When you are m In I~IOT|ONI~ we quote you prices on goods you are looking for. tion may be necessary. 6 dOZo common underwear buttons for ~co 2 cards ar~y size (5c -t NI quality pearl buttons for ,~e. 8c cards any size, pearl buttons, for De. Mrs. Ellen Sansburn went Wednes- ready to purchase cement for 15ccards white embroideried wash buttons for 1fie, 4 balls white or day morning to Oriolr where she will black tape (always two balls for 5c) for,~e. 6 spools thread for 25e. K] remain to take medieal treatmen.t I the work you intend to do in m 5e paper needles for 4c, Mrs. Hugh McColl was called to Besides (,fferin~ you these special prmes we invil~e you to see our Wardsville, OntariO, to attend the fu- i the spring or summer, come line of Carpets, gugsandLinoleums2and4ydswide. Lace Curtains portiers, etc. neral of her brother, AVehie Patter- I and talk it over with us. We areezclusive agents for Juliou Marlow anti Crossett Shoes, and SOIl, it means quality and st~le combined. Never was a snappier line or Ox- Miss Florence Hill returned Satur- t lords shown than this season. day night, stopping at Vassar where she spent the day with Miss Fern Anketell Coal LumberC0. m Stevenson. Cass City, Michigan.

..... D ..... l Henry Brown, who has beenthe guest of his sister, Mrs. Win. Ander- / son, expects to return home the last / of the week. A. A. HitchcocR, The ladies of the Woman's Study Club of Bad Axe have accepted an CEMENT " fli0hest Market Price for ~ntter and [9~s. Opera Rouse BlocK, invitatioh to visit the local club on Monday, Apr. •25. John Crocker has built an addition _ i r ' I ' to his farm rsidence and he is prepra: LOCAL ITE/~5. John Wheeler nloved to Flint Sat- Miss Carrie Robinson is quite ill. ing to brick veneer a portion of the Have just opened up a fresh line of urday. Henry ~vVettlaufer was in Clio Tues- house this summer. C. E. Patterson is on the sick Mrs. M. L. Moore was in V¢ilmot day. Miss Bessie Oliver of London, Oot., list. Tuesday . J. C. Lauderbach has been num- is a guest at the Sheridan House Leo Tyo is assisting at Tennafit's C. D. Striffler is visiting relatives bered with the sick. Miss Oliver will sing in the Presby- New Spring Goods grocery. in Elmwood. Miss Florence Silverthorne spent terian church Sunday evening. Lewis Usher returned from Miss- Miss Lois Benkelman has been ill Sunday at her home in Deford. John Riker and family are moving ouri Friday. with measle.s. Stanley St. Peter of Saginaw, was to Lapeer where they have purchased W~,uld be pleased to have you call and Guy Lamb is assisting in A. A. Mrs. Alfred Rochleau was in Gage- the guest of ~V. A. Seeger Sunday. a home. They have sold their prop- inspect them. ttitchcock's store. town Sunday. R. S. BroWn of Gagetown made a erty on Garfield Ave. to Chas. Young. business call in town Wednesday. Miss Adah Caldwell is spending Fred Hemerick of Gagetown was Dr. A. N. Treadgold and family the week at her home. in town Tuesday. F, A. Bliss is moving into the resi- spent Sunday with Mrs. Treadgold's dence rooms in the Lamont Rlock. Miss Agnes McIntyre returned to Floyd Tibbals left Friday to spend mother, Mrs. Caroline Thomas, in Anna A. Parker, Cass City Three Oaks Saturday. a few days in Argyle. Chas. Mudge of Caro was a guest Tyre. Miss Maud Thomas returned Win. Miller of Chicago is spending Miss Elva Burton spent Sunday at at the home of Rev. Clough Wednes- with them. her home in Gagetown. day. As the pastor is away from town the week with his mother. Miss Mary McArthur, who is teach- The ladies of the Presbyterian Charles "Wilsey and daughter, Vir- H. E .Ehlers of Shabbona attended there will be no services at the Bap- church will hold their regular social Miss Margaret Miller returned to ing near Deford, is ill at her home ginia, were in Detroit Monday.. the dance in Doerr's Hall Friday eve tist church Sunday. There will be and business meeting in the church Niles Saturday afternoon. south of town with measles and Mrs. A. E. Boulton was the guest ing. Sunday School as usual. parlors Thursday afternoon, Apr. 21. Mrs. A. A. Hitchcock was in Flint pneumonia. Her sister, Miss Alta, is of Mrs. George Martin Wednesday. The next meeting of the W. C. T. As officers for the coming year will and Detroit on business this week. filling her place. A special meeting of the Rebecca Mrs. Duncan Morrison and grand- Miss Martha Striffler has been suf- U. will be held at the home of Mrs. Lodge will be held Monday, Apr. 18. be elected, a large atendance is de- Miss Lola Fritz is spending her va- ghild of Gagetown were in town Mort- fering with muscular rheumatism. J. H. Hays on Friday, Apr. 22 . All members are requested to be pres sired. Light refreshments will be cation at her home. Miss Fritz will clay. Nolton Bigelow has purchased a A. A. Jones left last week for St. ent. Mrs. E. J. Usher, Noble Grand. served. fine span of colts from Richard Parr. Paul, Minn., where he is working in complete her course at Albion College Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Moore of Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Auten, and P. A few weeks age E. W. Jones in- the interests of the Security Gate CO. in June and has accepted a position Shabbona were visitors in town Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ball have been A. Koepfgen and daughter, Beryl, serted a liner in the Chronicle for a The work of gathering w~ste pa- to teach in the high school at Mor- day. spending the week on their farm in went to Caro Thursday. Mr.-Auten saleslady. On Wednesday a young per and magazines for shipment has enci. Miss Pearl Body of Gagetown was Ellington. and Mr. Koepfgen went on to Wat- lady answered the advertisement been taken up by the Baptist church: Win. Gaugherty left Friday for Sag- vhe guest of Miss Lillian Yakes Sat- Mrs. Guy Woolman and son of Pon- rousville on business. and Mr. Jones was so well pleased urday. tiac are visiting at the home of H. Mrs., Margaret Nicol, who is an inaw on a business trip. From that with her appearance Doctors Wickware, Hays and Dem- and disposition Robt. Young and family of Gage- P. Woolman. apprentice at Mrs. McGillvray's mill: city, he will go to Detroit where he ing attended the medical convention that he not only tendered her the town were the guests of Chas. Young Mrs. Win. Golly of Gagetown inery store, spent Sattirday at her will join his family and together they position but made her manager over will New York state to at Caro Monday. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Sunday. spent Tuesday with her daughter, home in Wickware. go to visit his household. The miss answers relatives. Auten and Mrs. M. M. Wickw,are ac- Mr. and Mrs. Otto Nique and little Mrs. Jas. Gulick. Roy Martin returned this week to the name of Gwendoline Esther and daughter of Shabbona spent Sunday Mrs. Jas. Gulick and daughter, Lapeer where he is teaching. His. The Beauley Epworth League will companied Dr. Wickware in the auto- tips the scales at 7½ pounds. tn town. Marie, spent Sunday at her parental school was closed last week on ac2 give a "college social" at the Grant mobile. More locals on fifth page The teachers' Sociology Club met home in Gagetown. count of small pox. M. E. parsonage on Friday, &pr. 22. with Miss Helen Hunter Monday The missionary society of the M. E About 25 neighbors surprised C. E.. A novel entertainment Will be given e.vening. church will meet with Mrs. W, A. Chase on his birthday Tuesday even- and refreshments served. Admission, Mrs. ~Vm. Murphy returned Satur- Seeger Friday afternoon, ing. Refreshments were served and 15 cents. day noon from visiting her sister at The Misses Minnie Masse and El- a delightful time reported. Floyd Campbell of Deford, who has eheboygan. sie Krapf were entertaine4 Sunday at Roy Allen left this week for Colo- been visiting at the home of Chas. Mrs. %Vm. Straube returned .Tues- the home of G. E. Krapf. rado, stopping in Chicago on the way~ Hartsell, was badly injured Wednes- day evening from visiting her par- Mrs .T.L. Tibbals and her sister, He expects to secure employment and day while driving a roller. He at- " The real test ents in Pontiac. Clara Foster, returned Friday from a see something of the country. tempted to jump and his foot caught, John Donneley, who has been visit- week's visit in Brown City. Miss Emma Muck returned home severely twisting his leg. It is be- is in the baking. hag his mother here, returned to Du- Mrs. Arthur Ricker and Mrs. Sam- Saturday from Detroit where she lieved a bone has been fractured. Other Baking Powders may make broad claims, rand Saturday. uel Ricker of Owendale spent Tues- has been treating with an eye spec- but when it comes to the production of real Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hammond of day at the home of J. H. Striffler. ialist for the past three weeks. delicious biscuit, cakes and pastry ~edar Run were the guests of Mrs. Miss Hazel Campbell and Lawrence Mrs. Luther Karr was called to Card of Thanks We desire to express our thanks James Tennant Sunday. Dodge of Caro visited friends here Newbeyry Monday on account of the to our kind friends and neighbors Mrs. Carolan, who has been nursing last week. They returned Sunday. illness of her .daughter, Mrs. J. A. for their kindness and sympathy to at the home of M. H. Eastman near Baetz. CALUMET The Misses Lola Fritz and Ethel us during the sickness and death of our beloved son and brother. Deford, came home Monday. McGregory were delightfully enter- \V. A. Seeg'er took A. D. Gillies, Amby Powell and Family. BAKING POWDER Dr. Herbert Karr and wife of Ak- tained Sunday at the home of P. A. J. D. Brooker and E. W. Keating to proves its real worth. This is because of ron were entertained at the home of Koepfgen. Caro Tuesday to attend a Maccabee its much greater leavening~ power and the Luther Karr last Wednesday. The Presbyterian missionary so- convention. Learn Shorthand strict purity of its ingredients. Mrs. ~,Vm. Campbell entertained rel- ciety postponed their meeting It costs only a trifle more than the cheap Miss Bessie Read, w~o is teach- Expert shorthand writers ~re always in and big can brands and much less than the atives Thursday in honor of her demand. The "Graham" system to meet with Mrs. J. D. Brooker ing the Wright school, spent the va- Trust Baking Powders. daughter-in-law, Mrs. Chauneey-Camp thoroughly taught' next week. cation last week at her home in blell. The average condition of rye is 89 South Lyons. By Mail Received Highest ~ward Richard Day, who has been the in the southern counties, 95 in the Mrs. John Battle, who has been under the direction of an expert Court World's Chicago,PureFood1907.Expositioa. -'4 guest of Win. Murphy, reutrned to central counties, 98 in the northern visiting in Strathroy and Glencoe, Reporter. A postal will bring full his home in Ingersoll, Ont., Satur- particulars. counties, 93 in the upper peninsula Ont. returned this week to the home ~x day. THE STENOGI~APEilG INSTITUTE and 92 in the state. of her son. Duncan Rattle. ~a~tn aw, Michigan. 0 cA ss C~TY C:~ROmCLE,, .~mL *s, ~sm. ir i [1111 i i i ~1 , i i i i i ii i1[ i ii i : .P*~GE, FIVE. ! I 'IH I rl n , I ~ i ii I

A Pr ofit Sha. rni g PI an " i We will sell the fo,owing for one day only ...... and .how we do it. . Coupons ann Silverware, Nickelware, Jewel Boxes, Cut Glass Pieces, at April 16th Certificates ~-~~---~ ...... Sa ad Dishes, Watches, Clocks, Fountain Pens and many ~ 50C Japan tea per lb__4=Oc 40c Japan tea per lb__~e ~t One coupon3upo~] lSis 1issued ;u 1 wl~nwith ~ ~ .... ~" every tire'e (5) centlcent purclmse.r, ~ase. other articles given in exchange for purchase certificates~ ~ ed gOD i ~ *~ e ~ ~ ii with every twenty-five (25) Visit our store, examine the articles and let us explain the [11[ ;~ Ta-Co-Ma Blend Coffee regular price 20c, Sat. only,, per ~ cent purchase. ~ Winkle-Where did Swift meet his lb __18c [@ Five coupons are exchange- :featuresof this plan to you fully, wife? ~ Crown Blend coffee regular price 25c, Sat. only, per lb ~/~e. able for one certificate Tinkle~UP i~ the Adirondacks when Pur~Tan-Ated Coffee regular price 40c, Sat. only, per 1.b, ~mw ~L92~ All certificates are redeem- THIS PROFIT SHARING PLAN devised by us is similar- l~e, was on a hireling trip. 30e able for articles aceording~o Winkle--Oh, I see. Came home with ~{ Celluloid or Bell Starch l0c pkg, Sat. only,_,Se. schedules displayed in show ai. in principle to the payment of interest u,pon deposits by a a little deer, eh? Bell Starch 5c pkg__de 8c l~ice Sat. per lb__6e* ease at our store.- .bank. Therefore it will be obvious to customers th,~t i,n, givi~ng. K. C. or Blue Ribbon per can__8c ~ Wonderful Stones. ~ Olives plain or stuffed, rugular price 25c, sat. only 20~' profit sharingcertificates with purchases at ou,r store no~hi~ng The. brain of the tortoise was once supposed to con.tain a wonderful stone ~ Oatmealperlb__~e Barrelsyrup pergal. 3Oo ~ can be taken from the ~ual~ity .of the goods sold nor is anything added te the princes, exeep,t which was efficacious in extinguishing Pail Syrup per gal. 30e Bottle syrup, regular- price in extreme fluc~tion of market prices. fire a~4 when placed under the tongue [~ 25c. Sat. 2Go A1] of the articles gLven for the return of certificates are of the fi~nest q~ual:i,ty and we- ir~- would~ produce prophetic inspiration. Arm and Hammer soda per lb.._5c : rite you to visit ~he store a~nd i,nspect the articles, we witl contin, ue adding new artiicles as &nether, stone possessing the latter ~ 12 bars Oxford soap25c the occasion demands. ,You are not limited to purchase tobacco a~d cigars to obtai,,n coupons property was, so it was said, to be £ouad, in the eye of the hyena. Bring. your Butter and Eggs, we will pay the highest mar" or certifica.tes Rut *~s sys~em applies on everything" we sMl except ice cream and fru, its~ The head of the cat however, ia ket prices, I will pay 26c per lb for Butter Saturday those •ancient days • was thought to con- tain what would undoubtedly have J, C. LAUDERBACH, Cass City i been the most wonderful and most de- CORNELI,,< 4~.J~ cAss MIGHIfiAN.. ~,~ sizable treasure of all could it have 1-61~lc=ao==M! c=ao~ll, ,o, ,llc=aor--~l[~-~o==~I~~ only had a real instead of an imagi-

• ...... nary existence, for that man who was so fortunate as to possess this pre- ', (CANBORO. .[ were the guests of Mr. and l~rs.E .' LOCAL i:TElYliS.. cious stone would have all his wishes F. Black Sunday. In the afternoon, granted.--Cha mbers" Joucnal. Miss Fr~n-ces. Dier, who has been Mr. and Mrs. Kineitz were in Mr. Waidley gave the oguests and Anthony's Nose. employed by the Chronicle for sev- ~Elkton one day last week. hostess an auto ride over to Mr. Anthony's Nose, at the northwest The most eral months, left for her home in Bad Mrs. C. town returned from De- 1 Lemonyon's. corner of Westchester county, N. Y., ~troit last week ~¢here she has been t Axe Monday. reaches an altitude of 1,228 feet above Modern Mrs. J. A. Schweitzer surprised the Hudson river. The scenery from .~aking medical treatment. The Demon Of The Air. the members of the Evangelical La- this point just at the entrance to the Mrs. H. Mellendorf and daughter, is the germ of LaGrippe, that, dies:' Aid Thursday afternon by ser- famous Highlands has been'-~escribed Separator 7Dorothy, and son, John, were :Elkton breathed in, brings suffering to thou-' sands. ~ Its after effects are ving a delicious spread at the ctose as the most beautiful on the globe. *callers Saturday. This particular point has brought weakness, nervousness , lack of appe- of the business session. Miss Sadie Burleigh of Owendale tite, energy, ambition, with disorder-! worldwide fame to the noble Hudson, Nade. spent Saturday and Sunday at her ed liver and kidneys. The great- Amos Sansburn has sold his f~rm the Rhine of America.--Magazine of parental home here. est need then is Electric Bitters, the near }Vickware to Arckie Cuddy of Am eeican H}story. Mrs. B. Webster was in Berne splendid tonic, blood purifier and re- Ubly. Mr. Sansburn is me,rinG in,to gulator of stomach, liver and kidneys. Famous. Tuesday. the Duncanson house ht the • Pinney the New 10wa Thousands have proved that they ~orn to Mr. and Mrs. Jay Andrews, addition. wonderfully strengthen the nerves, Calt. ascii ~e it, "Wednesday, April ]st, a son. He will build up the system and restore No service was he~I4 Sunday morn- ~nswer to the name of Ervin Leslie. health and good spirits after an at -~ ing in the Presbyterian church o,w- @ tack of grip. If suffering, try them. ins to the fact that the. p;as~o:r was ,.., y Price $55,: aat $15. R.A. Swick and Miss Dorothy Only 50 cents. Perfect satisfaction :Mellendorf spent Sunday evening guaranteed by L. I. Wood & Co. unable to be present. Rev. E:. H. ALSO THE with Mr. and Mrs. F. MeIl endorf in Bradfield preached in the evening. I ~ N I HAVE Oliver. WEST GRANT. Virgil Perry of Pontiac and l~i~s 'P~]'~~r ~~?.~,,-~,.,~11 Price $45.oo, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mellendorf spent Mable Dickinson of Cass City were A'~ ~-w ,i.'~ ¢11,A~JLI~L $55 and $65o Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. H. Chas. Willis of Kempville, Ont., united in marriage at the home of Feekings, near Elkton. is visiting at the home of T. H. Rev. R. D. Keari~s Saturday after- I also have g~ec:o~d-heL~d gepa~iorso Mrs. P. Walsh, who has been ill Wallace. noon at four o'clock.~ Care Courier. d Price 52o.o0, $25.o0 and $3o.oo. for some time died Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. John Ricker and chil- Miss Grace Martin, :who has been dren spent Sunday in Cass City. employed as night operator in Pigeon, Chamberlain's Stoma6h and Liver Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brown of Popple is spending the week at her home Tablets assist nature in driving all G. L,-,TC-COC . visited the former's sister; Mrs. E. here. She w~ll go Saturday morning impurities out of the system, insuring a free and regular condition and re- Lloyd, Sunday. to Bad Axe where she has been em- storing the organs .of the body to Miss Tessa Foreman and Mr. Geig- ployed as bookkeeper in Hirshberg's health and strength. •Sold by L. I. er of Pigeon were callers in this vi- store. ~N-ood & Co. cinity Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Schweitzer are Mr. and Mrs. Gee. McCrea were attending the Michigan conference of GAGETOWN. Mr. Porker--They tell me that you callers_in Cass City Thursday. th eEvangelical church in Blissfield The' stork has Visited Prof. Mc- distinguished yourself at football last I "The Deford BG Frederick Voltz sepnt Sunday at this week. Before returning, they year. Lean and wife of Centerville and his home near Linkville. will visit friends and relatives in Mr. Grunt--Well, I acquired the rep. brought them an 8~£ pounds baby Mrs. T. H. Wallace is entertain- Naperville and surrounding points in station of being the best "rooter" on girl. ing her sister, Mrs. Becket, and fam- Illinois. the team• Yr. P. J. Dwan and 5ohn A. Walsh ily of Kempvi!le, Ont. They have The Misses Irene and Helene Bard- Hardly. ]eft Monday morning for the south A, Frutc hey & Sons rented the F. Martin farm and will well were pleasantly surprised last Sad Eyed Party--Say, boss, won't OGle. move there as soon as their goods Saturday afternoon when twenty-five you give me a few cents toward get- Mr. and Mrs. ft. L. Winchester and arrive. of their little friends and schoolmates ting my wife into the Old Ladies' Pay interest on savings deposits if left :R. S. Brown were the guests of Mr. Mr .and Mrs. C. E. Williamson en- gathered at their home to help cele- home? Householder (dubiously)--Why three months or longer. You can ~nd Mrs. E. F. Black at dinner Men- tertained a large number of their brate their tenth birthday. A good doesn't your wife come here herself? ,day. friends at their home on Thursday time was enjoyed by all. Sad Eyed Party--Well, you see, boss, draw it out any time you want to. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Rogers ha~e evening. A good time is reported. The word "hello" is fast becoming she's a woman, an' you kin hardly ex- =rented the Winchester residence on Mesdames Samuel and Arthur obsolete in telephone usage. In all pect her to go around admittin' she is Open a commercial account, get a Gage street and moved in Monday. Ricker were in Cass City on bus- cities now. when answering a tele- old enough for that.- Boston Tran- check book, pay your bills with If you don't think this city has iness Tuesday. phone call, it is fashion to give the script. checks~ they come back to you and ~un up to date market, just step in name of the person answering at eric ~nd call on Alfred Fisher for a roast. To Break in New Shoes Always Use instead of saying "hello." For in- For salemSmooth, fertile 40, one- serve as a receipt. We don't care how F. E. Martin and family left Men- Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder. It pre- small or how large your account is, vents tightness and blistering, cures stance, Parke Davis & Co., or Keel- half mile north of Kingston, well wa-

NOVESTA CORNERS. Mrs. Russel is convalescent . Prompt relief in all cases of throat £:+ ~.J LLL f l!~. A. Bisset is ready to go the rounds and lung trouble if you use Chamber- A saw mill now occupies Charles J Thumb Prints. i,, sheep-shearing with his new clippers. !ain's Cough Remedy. Pleasant to- The state supreme court has upheld take, soothing and healing in effect. Cook's woods. See his work. DETEFIINED TO .the constitutionality o[ the law fixing New Bank for Richville.--- Sold by L. I. Wood & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Allen spent Sunday F. Reader is having his handsome a maximura rate for the transporta- The German village of Richville, with Mrs. Lewis of Noko. farm house veneered with white brick tion of oil in Kansas. She capitulated. six miles west of Vassar, is to have Lloyd Warner spent Sunday with Gee. Crothers, of Maryland, an- Eikton men are doing the work and ONOPOLY Maud--Do you mean to tell me that u bank. Ealy & Co. have let the con- his mother, Mrs. Emily Warner. nounces that he will veto the bill now it does them credit. before the legislature providing for you and George are really engaged at tract to erect a suitable building and Miss Anna Retherford has been Lew Law has very extensively mod- ATTORNEY GENERAL GEORGE W. disfranchisement of negrqes. last? the Richville bank will be another dressmaking for Mrs. Robt. Hornet. ernized his dwelling and it is now WICKERSHAM TALK8 OF THE The Chicago Y. M. C. A. has com- Mabel--Yes; he had quit spending: addition to the chain of banks which money on me, and I thought I might Byron Slack and Zella Crawford in the hands of the skilled brush ADMINISTRATION PLANS. pleted a $1,000,000 endowment found Ea.lv & Co. have through the Thumb. ~n~" th~ o~d Of ~ ~poot~ou!o.r twn- as well let him orooose.--Chicago Trib + o~ J. ~,i~y. A ,nu~ h~.nd- work year campaign for subscriptions. Hue, Y At imiay City-- measles. + some home is hard to find. TELL8 OF PRES. TAFT'S POLICY-- The work of putting in the Y to Miss Ada Bunker has gone to De- Announcement is made by officials The Gleaners of Beauley will con- NO CHECK ON LEGAL BUSi- of the Pittsburg & Lake Erie rail- if You Would Cure That Back. troit where she will take up. her work You need a pleasant herb remedy connect the tracks of the P., O. & N. duct a box social in ]~eauley hall on road of an increase in wages to its NESS METHODS. called Mother Gray's Australian- railroad with those of the Grand as milliner. Tuesday evening next, the 19th. A trainmen amounting to 7 per cent, af- fecting 7,000 men, to go into effect Leaf for all kidney, bladder and urin- Trunk commenced Saturday. A Mr .and Mrs. Ira Howey of Detroit state speaker will be present and at once. ary troubles. As a regulator it has: steam shovel arrived this week and are visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. songs, recitations and music will be Net Necessary te Prosperity For One no equal, cures headaches, ner,vous: the grading for two extra tracks in Peter Churchill. Group of Men to Control Entire Members of the Chicago Teachers' hess, dizziness, and loss of sleep. At furnished by local talent. Everybody Federation have drafted a complimen- all druggists Qr by mail, 50 cents, the Grand Trunk yards is progressing Leo Benedict has returned home is urged to attend, the ladies re- Business of Country. tary letter to Emil Seidel, mayor-elect Sample Free. Address, The Mother- niceiy.--Record. from Flint where he has been work-]quested to bring a box of provisions of Milwaukee, lauding his attitude ~O- Gray Co., LeRoy, N. Y. John Was Busy-- ing for the winter. I and the gentlemen will be ready With ward school children and the people Attorney General George W. Wick- of his city. Deputy County Clerk Allin has Claude Wheeler has returned home ltheir money. A good time at a ersham delivered a defense of the first M me. Roland's Request; Factory No. 1 of the Union Drawn year of the Taft administration in a When Mme. Roland was on the scafo been a busy man during the past from Flint where he has been work, lsmall cost is in store for you. Come Steel Co., Beaver Fallt, Pc., and the ing in an automobile factory, t speech before the Hamilton club in ,Told she asked for pen and paper to. week. Besides issuing 11 marriage along. Chicago. plant of the Acme Typewriter Manu- Mr. and Mrs. George Collins and] ~lote the peculiar thoughts that hov- licenses and attending to other rou- Mr. Wicker=ham's Speech had been facturing Co., adjoining , were dam- aged by fire to the extent Of $500,000 ered about her on the last journey. It tine work in his office, as justice of Mr. and Mrs. Wm C.ollins spent Sun- approved by the president and was Saturday night. is a pity they were refused, for in a the peace he performed the marriage day at L. O'Rourke's at Decker. OBJECT AND PURPOSE therefore the next thing to an utter- OF THE W. C. T. U. ance by Mr. Taft himself. About 200 men employed by the tranquil mind thoughts rise up at the ceremony for three couples, as fol- Tom Ashcroft has moved on his Norfolk & Western railroad in Cin- He made what is practically a pre- close of life hitherto unthinkable, like lows: April 2, George Mardtin and new farm which he purchased from cinnati, have received word tha~ offi- diction that the tobacco and Standard blessed inward voices alighting l~ Sarah Sutherland, both of Argyle. Chas. Gooden. Mr. Gooden has By the Press Supt. Oil suits wilt be decided by the su- cials of the road will raise salarle~ per cent for+ all employes receiving glory on the summits of the past.-- April 5, William Vatters and Miss moved on the farm purchased of H. preme court in favor of the govern- The Woman's Christian Temper- less than $155 a-month. Smith. ment and announced additional suits Goethe. Pearl Holstein, both of A~rgyle. April ance Union is a world wide insti First to be launched of the new en- • About fifty of the young people against corporations for violation of Your tongue is coated. 5, Thomas E. Leach and Miss Anna tution and has national and inter- the Sherman act and further an- larged type of ocean-going torpedo B. Hill, both of Brown City.-- San- gave Mr. and Mrs. Win. Collins a boat destroyers, the destroyer Perkins Your breath is foul. national organizations and in the nounced "the determined policy of Headaches come and go: pleasant surprise with a kitchen was sent down the ways into Fore dusky Republican. United States they are intrenched the government to attack all special These symptoms show that your shower Friday evening. Games w~ere privileges and undue preferences. river Saturday from the yards of the A Generous Gift-- for aggressive work in every state Fore River Shipbuilding Co., Quincy, stomach is the trouble. To remove played and lunch was served about whether obtained by illegal combina: the cause is the first thing, and State Treasurer Sleeper Monday Mass. in the union. tions, by bribing public officials, by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver i0:30. A jolly good time reported by A charter for the world's Pan-Amer- announced to the voters of Bingham Cass City has a live and well-organ rebate~ or special advantages in trans- Tablets will do that. Easy to take all. Mr. and Mrs. Collins wish to ican Exposition Co. was approved by township that for every dollar they + ized W. C. T. U. so the subject is portation or by any other method." and most effective. Sold by L. L thank the young people very much. Mr. Wickersham reviewed in detail designated representatives from New Wood & Co. raised for the improvement of the not a new one to the reader of the the accomplishments of the Taft ad- Orleans and other parts of Louisiana. Valley cemetery that he would add Chronicle. The meetings are held It provides for a capitalization of $10,- \,ViLMOT. ministration, declaring in effect that no A Pleasant Comparison, an equal amount. Which means that semi-monthly at the homes of the other administration could point to a 000,000 and a corporate existence of She ordered a fowl for a grand din- brighter record in the same period. 25 years. $400 wit1 be spent in improving the John Morgan was a Marlette caller members, programs are arranged, nor and made the cook bring her pur- The most interesting part of+his grounds this year the township vot- Tuesday. which consist of readings, recitals The state of Colorado will receiv~ speech, however, from a political from the estate of the late Thomas chase for her inspection. She exam- ing to spend $200, to which Mr. Sloe Miss Pear] Burnm~n of Flint sDent and songs. The pastors of the various stsndpoI~L was what he had tc say F. ~A'alsh, as an inheritance tax, $1~0,-. i~ed it to~eO, her head discentented~y ])er will add $200. This amount jud- Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and churches are frequently invited to of the insurgents who have combated 000. The estate is valued at $8,000,- and said: name iciously expended will go quite a way Mrs. Win. Burnman. give short and pointed talks on sub- He mentioned no one by but 000 and the inheritance tax is com- "It i;~ a poor looking thing." there seemed to be little doubt that ~n beautifying "God's Acre," and if Reberta Chase of North Branch jects bearing on temperance and puted at 2 per cent of the value of Cummins, Dolliver, Lafollette and the estate. "Oh," said the cook, "when it i~ other rich men of the township would spent the 'latter part of the week their presence and efforts are always fixed up With truffles it will look dif~ other radicals in the senate who have Cattlemen from La Guns, Sonora, give as freely of their means as Mr. ferent--just like when you put o~ with her aunt, Mrs. John Roberts. a means of encouragement to the fought the Ta2t measures were in- Mexico, report that the Colorado river Sleeper, Bingham would soon have Fred Harrington of North Branch members. The president, Mrs. M. M. cluded within the scope of h.is con- is rapidly forming a second Salton sea your ~iamonds:"--Exchange. demnation. one of the best kept. cemeteries in is spending a few days with rela- Schwegler,understands how to make in Lower California. A party of en- The attorney general declared that Barking, Hacking, Rasping Cough the country.--Ubly Courier. tives. the meetings interesting and helpful gineers are preparing to visit the lit- it is time now for Republicans to tle known region said to be inundated can be broken up quickly by Allen's All Day Service-- Miss Zelpha Harrington, who has and manifests great tact in curbing choose either for or against the presi- to investigate. Lung Balsam. This old, reliable rem- Everybody in Bad Axe appreciates been visiting in Detroit, returned any possil~ie hold of the liquor ele- dent of the United States and the Re- edy has been sold for over 40 years, publican party and adds that if they The legislative investigation com- Ask your druggist about it. our present metropolitan lighting sys- home Saturday. ment to get an advantage for their can't make a positive choice it is up mittee's report made to Gee. Hay, of tem, with light whenever we want it, Mr. and Mrs. F. VV. Hopps of King- traffic and the program committee to them to retire from the Republican Washington, states that for year~ Not A|! Guilty. purchasers of state timber lands have and the best part of it is that owing ston spent Sunday with the latter's spares no effort to make the gather- party. "'Move inside, gents!" cried the con- systematically plundered the state parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Hartt. ings as pleasant as possible. to some economies and savings through the laxity, incompetence or ductor on the crowded trolley. "Ye're which Supt. Niswonger has intro- Mesdames Graves and Green of Cat The W. C. T. U. does not only Perjury Charged by Graft Juror=. [ dishonesty of employs= of th~ state breakin' the rules standin' on the plat- duced, the cost of running the plant sonville are here spending a few days stand for the suppression of saloons In a presentment handed down at land department. form hereF' Pitt=burg, Pc., the grand jury charges has been reduced so that the day with their mother, Mrs. Caroline Haw but looks after the sick, the needy, Suit to prevent the purchase a~4 "Some o' them ain't," piped up a lit- that many of the 125 witnesses who tle man. "'They're standin' on my current will add little if any to the kins. the prisoners and the waywardly, is Joint operation of the Hocking Valley have testified before it during the and Kanawha & Michigan railroads feet."--Catholic Standard. Ray Franklin was a Shabbona calle engaged to eradicate everything that cost of this feature over previous ex- graft investigation have willfully shel- by the Chesapeake & Ohio and the Thursday. penditures. For one thing the old is base and demoralizing to the young tered corruptioniutm and that some of Lake Shore systems was filed in the $100.00 Reward. them have committed perjury. engine and dynamo, which had been Gee. ~VesterbY of Kingston spent and old, upholds good morals and the common pleas courts at Columbus Would gladly be paid for a cure by The jury returns a true bill against Sunday with his grandparents here. enforcement of law and considers Saturday. The deals involve property many people who are crippled with offered for sale almost for a song, Max G. Leslie, collector of delinquent rheumatism, yet if they only knew 5he liquor traffic the most dangerous valued at $45,¢00,000. have been straightened up and put TOWN LINE. taxes in Allegheny county, who is ac- it, they can be cured by a few bottles. foe of man and nation. Abraham cused of bribery. In line with the recently announced of +Renne's Pain Killing Oil. Safe to~ in good condition, so that it easily The W. C. T. U. meets at the home policy of the United States ~teel Cor- handles the day current and the night Lincoln on the day of his assassi- The indictment of L@slie follows his use internally and externally. The. of Mrs. Jesse Cooper Thursday af- recent acquittal on a charge of per- poration to minimize Sunday work at best "Pain-Killer". Price 25c, 50c ' o ~ o nation made this declaration, "A'fteri load after 12 o clock. The bi~ engine ternoon, Apr. 21st, at two o'clock. jury in claiming an alibi in connec- Pitt=burg, the custom of hauling great and $I.00 per bottle. E. A. Ryans" construction the next great movement ore trains over the Bessemer & Lake and dynamo only run about six hours The Leek Aid Society met at the tion with a previous indictment for Drug Store. in the country will be the overthrow alleged bribery. He is now charged Erie railroad on Sundays is to be a day, saving at least one-third the home of Mrs. Frank Hutchinson this given up entirely. The order which of the liquor traffic." That is what with receiving $25,000 from the Colum- Her Vocation. fuel. This idea of running the old week Thursday. takes effect today will relieve train- the ~V. C. T. U. women all over the bus National Bank of Pitt=burg on "Professor," said Miss Skylight, "X' engine when the load was light does- Howard Retherford spent Sunday June 3, 1908. In the former indict- men and switching crews, Station men and hundreds of other employes from want you to suggest a course in life- n't seem to have oeeured to anyone with friends at Owendale. land are now engaged in I ment the date was named as June 6, We are in the onward strides of re- 1 Sunday labor. for me. 1 have thought ot journal- before. Bad Axe Tribune. Mrs. John Hicks was called to and Leslie proved that he was out of form and, to be a part of the move-] the city at the time. It is chargeet Building operations throughout the ism"-- North Branch last week to help care i The Cheapest Paper. that of the $25,000 he paid over V17,- country in March were upon a phe- "What are your natural inclina- ment is a great delight to every one nomena] scale in point of money In- London used to possess the eheapest for her mother and sister who are 500 to William Brand to bribe council- tions ?" of us. It is a part of wisdom to be I vested, according to advance sheets journal ever published. It was called very sick, men. deeply interested in something out- of the Construction News. Permits "Oh. my soul yearns and throbs ane~ the Six-a-Penny: or, Penny-a-Week Miss Addle Sole and Miss Vanhorn Directors and officials of some of side of ourselves, let it be monthly the six big banks which profited by were issued in 52 principal cities for pulsates with an ambition togive the- Town and Country Daily Newspaper, of Kingston spent Saturday and Sun- the construction of 20,718 buildings, world n life work that shall be marvel- or semi-monthly meetings, where true the corrupt depository ordinance, are and subscribers of 1 penny weekly had day at the home of the former. • everely scored by the presentment. involving a total estimated cost of pus in its scope and weirdty entranc- hearted women work unselfishly for the paper delivered to them every day, Miss Orpha Hickie of Kingston $70,695,753. as compared with 17,481 ing in the vastness of its structurai, ~while siugle copies were a farthing. a great purpose, where the good of buildings costing $69,058,184 the same spent a few days of last we.ok with Sees Great Prosperity Ahead. beauty :" i others is our supreme aim. Thus month a year ago. There were in ~ her brother, John Hickie. James J. Hill, head of the Great "'Woman. you're born to be a mil- we are carrying out in a practical creases in $3 cities and decreases in liner." Twelve members of the Leek W. Northern, Northern Pacific and Bur- 19. way the Bible teaching that we lington systems, came to Chicago in C. T. U. were entertained by the Cas The Sound Sleep of Good Health FOR SALE should be our brother's keeper, not an optimisti~ ~rame 9; mind. He City society at the home of Mrs. A. THE MARKETS The restorative power of sound only by assisting him in his strug- baser[ his optimum ~n the crop pr(~s- sleep can not be over estimated and J. Knapp last Friday afternoon. Af- peers, an early spring, receptive+con- gles, but in removing the evil which Detroit. Cattle Choice dry-fed any ailment that ~revents it is a men ter a short business meeting, a very dition of the grotmd for the pursuit a~eers, [email protected]; good to choice butcher ace to health. J. L. Southers, Eau is a hindrance to him. And render- of agriculture an~d• volume of business ~'t~eers, 1,O00 to 1,200:lb~, [email protected]; fine program was given, after which light to good butcher steers and helf- Claire,_ Wis., L says: "For a long time ing unto him the greatest service, the railroad companies ar~ handling. i-;;;i-Ss-C-ii i- R g- supper was served to about 40. All er~, 700 to 900 lbs,- [email protected]: mixed I have been unable to sleep soundly helping him to be a man. He said the spring w-eat crop is butcher's fat'cows, [email protected]; canners, nights because of pains across my report a fine time. being put into the ground four tO fl~;e $2:25@3; common bulls, [email protected];. good The W. C. T. U. is represented shipper's bulls, [email protected]; common feed- back and Soreness of my kidneys. My Mr .and Mrs. Alex Modery and weeks carder than usual, and estima- er~, [email protected]; good well-bred feeders, appetite was very poor and my gen- around the world. The importune $5@5:50; light stockers, [email protected]@. daughter moved back from--Detroit ted the increase in acreage at between eral condition was much run down. $2000' prayers, the great W. C. T. U. weap- 20 and .25 per cent. Veal calves--Market 25c lower; Pest last week and will care for the sug- calves, [email protected]; others. [email protected]; mi.lch I have been taking Foley's Kidney on, is an appeal to the Almighty God • "The ground is in excellent con- cows and springer~, [email protected]. Pills but a short time and now sleep Fine d~elli.+),~ in city +,r F int.neir ar beets this season for B. Sharp dition," he continued, "and with favor- Sheep and lambs Market, choice which encircles the globe. Surely wool. 15@20c higher: other grades as sound as a rock. I eat and en- ]~uick, a~so vacdnL l,,t. l."r~:e |louse and John McCracken. able surroundings, as the weather now steady; best we.el lambs, [email protected]; joy my meals, and my general condi- JDC~L)' (~f l)etrott: str,:et ~=ar passes our Heavenly Father cannot refuse to promises, • the coming farm yield best clipped lambs. $8.25(@8.50; fair to tion is greatly improved. I can hon- t, he door and ~ J.+I be. Sold ei~eap. Here listen to such a pleading and ulti- should approximate $9,000,000,000, good lambs, $7.50@8: light to common BEAULEY, lambs, [email protected]: fair to good butcher estly recommend Foley's Kidney Pills is a snap if y,+u ~ant. a cl]e;~p h ,me mately our cause must win, and as which i~ eL000,000,000 in excess of sheep, [email protected]; culls and common, as I know they have cured me." L. A house and ! w,~ ],,t. io C;t.~ City, R. Parr sold his lovely team of the signs of victory are now approach that of last year, according to the fig- $4=75@¢ I. Wood & CO. size t,t iv)use 26x26 leer. tS-foet high, 8 grays to N. Bigelow of Cass City. ures supplied by the department of Hogs Market ~teady at Wednesday's ing at the horizon of the moral spheI t closing. Range of prices: Light te TOt)Ins. fill] ,~iZ .~, basement, +,n]v built a Consideration, $400. agriculture. good butchers, $10.60@ 10.6~; pigs, Municipal Bridegrooms. shor~ time, $1250 rakes it. s,,;d ate,ace. Mr. and Mrs. Watson and family by the great results already achieved "This enormous ~um of money, $16.25@10.$0; light yorker=, $10.50@ An amusing story is told eL the You mu~t. be quick or y+,~Ft] net left. 10.55; stags, one-third off. of Ivanhoe attended church in Beau- we take new courage and strive with which exceeds the world's gold sup- crowning of a rose queen of a country ply, should cover a multitude of sins. E. W, KEATING, Real Estate Agent. ley Sunday meting. all our might for a final overthrow Grmin, Etc. district near Paris. The seleete(t and if the country is not disturbed by Detroit. Wheat--Cash No. 2 red, queen, as one of the formalities of Cass City, Mic i:l m. ° 3-1-8 .Manley Endersbee is home for the of the demon, "alcohol." $1.14'/~; May opened with a decline o.f legislation and other unfavorabre con- awarding their dower, was asked by All round the world 1~c at $1.15, declined to $1.14'& an4 summer from Lansing. ditions, it Should be in a highly pros- closed at $1.14~. July opened withoui the mayor for the name of her fiance, perous position at the end of the cur- change at $1.06t~, dropped to $1,05~ Colon Blair and Erwin Peacock are The ribbon white is twined; "I have none," she replied. Notified" rent year. The gold exports should and closed at $1.06~: September open- both home from school for the sum- All round the world ed at $i:04½. declined to $1.03~ and that a sweetheart was lndispensable~ not be distressing, as we have it to closed at $1.05: No. 1 white, $1.14~A. mer. The glorious light has shined; spare. Besides, why should we not Corn--Cash No. 3, 59c; No. 3 yellow, the young lady added timidly, "| All round the world pay our debts?" ~0c asked. thought the municipality provided ev- Glen Duffield is home from Mt. Oats Standard, 45c; No. 3 white, Pleasant. Our cause has right of way, 44~c asked. erything necessary." Straightway a Rye--Cash No. 1 79'~c asked young swain presented himself as an Mr. McDonald is doing business in We'll raise the anthem swell of The house of representatives of Sedans+Cash. $2.'06; May, $2.()9. aspirant, and, being as promptly ac- Bay City this week. of victory Ohio passed the Anderson bill author- Cloverseed--Prrime spot, 50 bags at $7.75; Octo,ber, $6.75; sample, 20 bags cepted, all things became regular and Miss Taylor and Arthur Moore ate Some glad day. i~ing cities, ~;illages and townships to at $7.25, 60 at $7; 19 a¢ $6.75; prime conduct 10cal option el ectibn~ to rioter- alsike,$7; sample alsi~e, 12 bags at in order. Sunday dinner at Mr. Dibb's in Elk- All round the world mine whether"or not Sunday baseball $ 6.75. • + ) Timothy seed PrinYe spot: 125 bags ton. Where sounds the note of woe, shall be permitted: Diarrhoea should be cured withont at $1.85; choice, 50 bags at $2. loss of time and by a medicine A business meeting of the E, L. There in God's strength, Feed--In 100-lb sacks, jobbing lot~: Celebration of the fiftieth annivers- Bran. $27; coarse middling=, $2~; fine which like Chamberlain's Colic, Chol- on Wednesday evening after prayer Our ribbon white shall go; ary of the nomination of Abraham middling=, $30: cracked corn and era and Diarrhoea Remedy not only meeting. Emblems of peace, Lincoln for president of the United coarse cornmeal, $27; corn and oat cures promptly but produces no un- ~tates in Chicago, has been postponed chop, $25 per ton. The Woman's Home Missionary Of purity's bright ray, Flour--Best Michigan patent, $6.15; pleasant after effects. It never fails for one year, On the ground that the ordinary patent, $5.95; a,traight, $5.90; and is pleasant to take. Sold bT TO MARK THE DAY Society wilI meet the first Friday in 'Twill bind our sin-stained earth time is too short to carry out the cele- clear, $5.30; pure rye, $4.65; =prln~ patent, $6.10 per bbl In wood, Jobbin~ L. I. Wood & Co. you call her thine, the }mndsomest, May at Mrs. Turner's. Mrs. Card has to heaven, bration On a proper Scale. lots. Easy Sailing. engagemen$ ring you cen afford is full charge of the program. Some glad day. A woman ~uffrage propaganda is to Mr. Holshoe of Grassmere attend- All round the world be offered to the*bathers at Coney New York city is about to spend Visttor--I would like to get you to, none too good. Come here and teach me to sail a boat. ed church in Beauley Sunday. Hosannas yet shall ring Island this summer while they are $60,000,000 on-new subway construc- we'll help you choose ~,ne wisely Boatman--Sail a boat: Why, it's taking their daily dip or browning tion. The special committee of the and according to your means. Mrs. Thompson is spending the All lands and climes board of estimate appointed for the easy as swimmin'. Jest grasp the themselves on the sand. The inter- week at Mrs. Edgerton's, east of The Savior's praise shall sing; purpose, has decided' that this amount main sheet with one hand an' the tiller urban woman suffrage council has de- FOR THE SPRING Cass City. No jarring notes shall mar be set aside, and a resolution to that with the other, an' if a flaw strikes cided to open a branch office close to Ex-supervisor, J. H. Moore, will vis- That rapturous lay, effect introduced at Friday's meeting ease up or bring 'er to an' loose the WEDDING the beach and open air meetings in of the board. it the people of Grant township as 'Twill rise from all the sin-saved halyards, but look out fer the gaff an' nation, advocacy of votes for women will be On the ground of insufficient evi- boom or the hull thing 'll be in the wa- it will be just as well to secure, the census taker between the 15th of Some glad day. held along the shore each day. dence, Judge Hale in the United ter an' ye'll be upset. But if the wind ring now. That will give us plenty April and the same time in May. Dr. J. L. Nichols, son of Mr. Bel- States circuit court ordered a verdict Chorus.--It's coming! It's coming! is steady y'r all right, onless y'r to(> of time to attend to ~he engraving Have your ~eport sheet filled out and lamy Storer, and Miss'Mary Morgan, for the defendant in a $500.000 suit The morn for which we pray; slow in luffln', 'cause then ye'll be up- all wedding rings should bear. save delay. of Baltimore, daugnter of the late for alleged malicious prosecution We'll take the world for Christ's brought against the American Bell Set sure Jump right in an" try it, Mrs. H. Dulmadge is visiting here Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Morgan, were own kingdom married at St. Luke's Episcopal Telephone Manufactaring Co., of but. remember, whatever ye do, don't T, L. Tibbals, Jeweler from Pontiac. Some glad day: churchs:' Saranac Lake,- N. Y. l,¢rtsmouth, N. H. jibe."' CASS CiTY CHRONICLE, APRIL 15, 1910. , ,, ..... PAGE SEVEN. 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arid tkss is obtained by a chemtca Legal Notices change being produced h) the starch oJ Home Course the flour, changing part 9 f it into sug The Cleanest ...... ' ..... Order for #ublication. ar: This results in a fermentation th( And Purest of For utmost purity, nothing !llV thout Sale or Mortgage of Real Estate. products of which are alcohol and car ! State of Michigan, the Probate In Domestic bon dioxide gas--the gas which tnake~ Pure Food Is can excel our flour which, Court for the County Of Tuscola. tho bread light. The average house. untouched by hands, is At a session of said Court, held at keeper is familiar with yeast or leavel~ !]Alcohol ! the Probate Office in the Village of Science STOTT milled and bolted by the in three forms~that which she makes ~ Without Alcohol ! i Caro in said county, on the twenty- ~ second day of March, A. D. 1910. herself by combining potatoes, flour e!eanest Of modern machin- hop water and a "starter" left from a FLOUR i A Body Builder Without Alcohol Present, Hen. D. Healy Clark, Judge of Probate. Xl.-=The Process of previous baking; also the dry and ery and then packed in a In the matter of the 2onu)ressed yeasts. The l'~st two are :w clean, attracti- e sack, in Estate of Eliza Jane Little, Bread naking. practically the same. the dry yeast daa~a~ad ~,Villi~m .I IAttla tho. nd- h;lv~ntv...... :< t-~¢;~n...... twivad vvlfh *nt~r,~ t:lt~i~v..... t~r which it comes to your home. [ ministrator of said estate, having ~o, ..... ,=., in ,,u~, ~,, preserve the filed in said court a petition, pray- By EDITH G. CHARLTON, There is absolutely' nothing" but what is A Doctor's Medicine Without Alcohol plants for a longer time. The chiel ing for license to sell the interest In Charge of Domestic Economy, Iowa flifference between these three forms wholesome and healthful in ! of said estate in certain real estate State College. af leaven is in the number and kind of Ayer's $~irsaparil!a Without Alcohol therein described and for the pur- poses therein mentioned. yeast p~ants which they contain. The compressed yeast--the small square A We publish our formulas It is ordered that the Copyright. 1910. by Am~rlcan Press We banish alcohol Twentieth day of April, A O 1910, Association. cake which comes wrapped in tin foil- /=~ ~ from our medioinee at ten o clock in the forenoon at cob/sins the largest number of plants said probate office, be and is here- EXT to milk there is no food and so is able to produce the greatest ~ ~" doctor by appointed for hearing said petb more generally used by civilized aniount of gas in a given time, making Make all your bread,~ake and pastr;es from Stott lion, and that all persons interested nations than bread. To tile it I)Ossible to finish the bread in fewer Ayer's :Pills are:liver pills. They act in said estate appear before said N average housekeeper there is hours. The commercial yeasts are sup- Flour. It'll help you have splendid baking every directly on :the liver, make more bile court, at said time and place, to show probably no part of the regular cook- posed to be what is known as a "pure secreted. This is why they are so valu- cause why a license to sell the inter- time. There is no varying in the quality of Stott ing more important or worthy of her able in constipation, biliousness, dys- est of said estate in said real estate culture"--in other words, one variety Flour. Try one sack and you'll use it always. pepsia, sick-headache. Ask your doetor should not be granted; best attention than breadmaking. To be of plants--therefore is more uniform in ~f he know~ a better laxative pill. It is further ordered, that public able to nmke ~ well risen, good flavor- strength and composition. --LIado by the~. C, ~y4}r QO., Lowell, I~U~.--"~ notice ~hereof be given by publica- ed. well baked loaf of wheat bread is Yeast plants exist in the air, and it tion of a copy of this order; for three the goal of the young aspirant for culi- is upon these we depend in making successive weeks previous to said day l~ary fame. One has only to attend "salt rising" bread. The flour and wa- DAVID STOTT of hearing, in the Cass City Chron- county fairs, farmers' institutes and ter with a little salt are mixed into a Miller : Miss Gude a Hopeful Suffragist. icle, a newspaper printed and circu- meetings of other organizations where STOTT batter, then set aside in a warm place Miss Sigrid Gude, daughter of the lated in said county. pantry stores and baked goods are en- to ferment. It contains sufficient gas Norwegian minister to Washington, is D. HEALY CLARK, DETROIT. Mie&. tered in contest to see quickly that to make into dough when full of holes ,an ardent suffragist. She has spent Judge of Probate. (Probate Seal.) A true copy. it is in the bread that the greatest in- or when like a sponge, and this fer- FLOUR many years in England, where she 3-25-4 terest centers. And all this is as it mentation has been caused by the ac- was educated, and she is in active sym- FOR SALE BY should be, for bread is one of our best tion of the wild yeasts in the air. pathy with the fight of the English- staple foods. With the addition of a Sheriff's Sale Th~ Process of Breadmaking. women for the franchise. She believes little butter or eaten with a glass of E, W. JONE5, Cass City. women in this country and throughout Notice is hereby given, that by milk, it furnishes a nutritious, well This article is in no sense an ex- virtue of a writ of feri faeias issued .:Europe will be voting within a few balanced diet upon which one could planation of all the scientific technical- out of the Circuit Court for the :years and is proud of the fact that subsist and maintain good health for ities of breadmaking because the sub- ,equal suffrage got its l~ractical start in County of Tuscola, in favor of James ject is too big and complicated to be D. Brooker and John C. Corkins, an indefinitetength of time. provided the old world in the Scandinavian pe- thoroughly treated in a column or two against the goods, ehatte!s and real one (lid not weary of the sameness. ninsula and Finland. Miss Gude will estate of Edwin Hoover, in said coun- With a practical knowledge of cer- It is simply an attempt to outline some " EVERY FARNEI: ]N NOW not side openly with the suffragists in ty to be directed and deliv~ered, I tain principles governing alcoholic fer- of the princiI.,tes to be observed and ~his country by reason of the diplo- did on the 5th day of October, mentation as produced in breadmak- to give a few helpfu! suggestions to : THAT THE matic post filled by her father. She in- 1909 last, levy upon and take, all the ing, also some knowledge of the dif- women who may not have a satisfac- tends, however, to keep close watch on right, title and interest of the said ference in flours, ar.d with careful at- tory method of their own. The follow- the movement. She is a clever musi- Edwin Hover, in and to the following ing recipe is for bread made with com- ciano and, as she speaks English as described real estate, that is to say: pressed yeast, and when care is taken fluently as her native tongue, she will the east half (~/~) of the northwest SECTIONor WHEAT KERNEL to maintain an even temperature, quarter (~) and .the southwest quart- :D L find herself at home in Washington about 80 degrees, throughout the proc- er (~) of the southeast quarter (~) ess the bread should be ready for the ~ociety. and the northeast quarter, (~/i) of the southwest quarter (~), all in oven in about four hours from the time Section One (1), Township Number it is started. The special advantage Fourteen (14), north range eight of the compressed yeast is that it is east. more rapid, and when it is used bread =:Cream Separators Also the west half (~) of the need not be set overnight. northeast quarter (~) and the north- Compressed Yeast Bread. 0 Th s west quarter (~), all in section Six are in a class by themselves as the best separators. But many have (6), Township Fourteen (14) north Add two tablespoonfuls of shorten- is the trade. range eight (8) east, of the Town- ing (butter or lardt, one tablespoonful : the mistaken idea, which would-be-competitorshelp to magnify, ship of Akron, Tuscola County, of sugar and one teaspoonful of salt that they are "expensive" and that something "cheaper" will do mark which Michigan. All of which I shall ex- FR0~ A DRY ~ 3~ and one cake of compressed yeast dis- in their stead. pos9 for sale at public vendue, to the CAKE H0{J~ ~l~O~eT~ solved in three tablespoonfuls of cold is found on highest bidder, at the front door of water to one pint of scalded milk or The Facts Are That The the court house, in the village of YEAST PLANTS one-half milk and one-half water• Care, in said county, on the 16th day every bottle Then stir in flour until dough is stiff . DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS ~ of May, 1910, next, at ten o'clock in tent!on to these points, breadmaking the forenoon. enough to beat vigorously. Turn on are not only the best but at the same time by far the cheapest'in of the genuine is really a very simple process. With- molding board and knead until dotl~gh Dated this 31st day of March, 1910. proportion to the actual capacity and the actual life of the machine. GEORGE FOX, Sheriff. out this knowledge or attention there does not stick to the board, using more 4-1-7 will ever be mystery and uncertainty flour as necessary, a little at a time. These are simple facts easily capable of proof to any buyer who about it, and there will always be in- Put in a well greased bowl and brush will ~ake the trouble to get at them and who need only apply to Scott'sEmulsion different results. ORDER FOR PUBLIC~,TiON surface lightly with melted butter to the nearest De Laval agent or send for a catalogue to do so. Appointment of Administrator. There are only four ingredients ab- keep from crusting over. Cover with the standard Cod Liver STATE OF MICHIGAN, The ProbateOourt solutely necessary for the making of towel and let rise again until double for the County of Tuscola. a loaf of raised wheat bread. They At a session of said court, held a~ the probate its size (about three hours). At the Oil preparation 0f the office in the Village of Care, in said coanty, on are good bread flour, fresh yeast, end of that time mold into rolls or the 25th day of March A. D. 1910. liquid--either milk or water--and; salt. | Present : Hen. D. Healy Clark, Judge of Pro- loaves and put into greased pans, Strifl]er & McDermott world. Nothing equals bate. Other ingredients are often used, but brushing the surface with melted but- In the Matter of the Estate of Joh.~ Marshall decea~sed. John Marshall, Jr. .-:~)a of said they are not necessary. For instance, ter. Cover as before and set to rise it to build up the weak deceased, having filed in said ecru't, a petition shortening is sometimes added. This until double its size; then bake. praying that t,h~) administration of said estate and wasted bodies of be granted to Arch, Marsh~tl or to some other makes a richer loaf. Sugar, t0o, may be Bread should be baked as soon as suitable person, used in small quantity. This hastens it is sufficiently light, and the oven Why CougMng Is Weakening. " It is ordered, that the25~h day of April A. D. 1910, at ten o'clock in the i'or(uloon, at. the growth of the yeast plants. Potato should be hot enough to brown flour in The amount of energy expended in Among Explorers. young and old. said probate office, be and is hereby appointed water oqcasionally replaces the milk fifteen minutes, about 300 degrees. At coughing is very considerable. Indeed, for hearing said petition : " FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS It is further ordered, that ~mblic notice or water ~and makes a moist loaf, while this temperature Ordinary sized loaves one of the patient statisticians for - " ~ ~ thereof be given by publication "of a copy of potatoes and hop water form a mixture of broad should,be browned all over. whom Germany Is renowned has cal- this order, for three successive wee-ks previous Send I0c., name of paper and this ad. for tosaid day of hearing, in the C~ss City Chron- in which the yeast colonies are quickly Bread s~ould be turned from pan as culatedthat a patient who coughs icle, a newspaper prin~ed and circulated in started. But good bread can be made soon as taken from oven and placed once every quarter of an hour for ten our beautiful Savings Bank and Child's said county. Sketch-Book. Each bank Contains (Probate Seal ) D. H(~aly Clark withou~ the addition of any of these uncovered in such a position that all" hours expends energy equivalent to Good Luck Penny. Judge of Probate. things. sides will be exposed to the air, not 250 units of heat, which may be trans- A true copy. allowing it to come in contact with SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl St., N. Y. 4-1-4 Flour Used In Breadmaking. lated as equivalent to the nourishment anything which will give it an an- contained in three eggs or two glasses ]n order that we may have a welt F pier, sent odor or taste. When cold it of milk. ta normal respiration the ~i Question of Color, raised light loaf it is necessary to use ~3~'l'll Ill II I I I t I I A should be put into a box or jar to air is expelled from the chest at the Benjamin Constant when painting a flour containing a large per cent of which the air can have access and be rate of fo~ feet per second, wherea~ the portrait of Queen victoria made gluten. This is the flour made from kept in a dry, cool place. This amount in violent ~. ~ughing it may attain ~ i ~ tt the so called "hard" wheats. Such the grand ribbon of the Garter. which of yeast will raise three times as much velocity of ~00 feet. flour has less water than the flour was part of his illustrious sitter's cos- flour and other ingredients if longer tume, a .certain tone ot blue. The made from the "soft" wheat, therefore, time is given for it to become light. mixed with a liquid, gives a larger queen criticised this part ot the pic- O~e point in which many first class The loaf. Glute~ is a grayish, rubber-like Big Head ture, but Constant stuck to his color. breadmakers often fail is in the baking. Is of two kinds~conceit and the big substance found in flour after the One day he received from Windsor a Bread to be thoroughly digestible head that comes from a sick head- starch has been' washed out. It is the ache. Does your head ever feel little parcel containing the order of the should be thoroughly baked. The or- "gum" obtained fpom chewing a hand- dinary sized loaf requires from one Garter. The queen, fully convinced and sore? You can cure ha~~_. ~ ~, i ful of wheat, as known by most people hour and a quarter to one hour and a your liver that she was right, had sent him the who have spent their childhood iu the Herrick'stime by actingSugar-Coated on S;A!!'~°~rC~i ribbon to prove his color sense was half to bake sufficiently, and. that this country. This very character of glu- may be accomplished without burning. worth trying for the ab wrong. She did not confer the Garter ten makes it accessory in breakmak- upon him. however. the oven should not be too hot in the tain relief you'll get? "~W did you see ahead of yor~ int. It stretches and stretches, form- beginning. The bread should not be- free sample. E.A. ~hen you discovered the north pole?" Every family and especially those ing little pockets in which the gas is gin to brown until after the first ten Store. "Trsuble." who reside in the country should be retained in the loaf until it is baked. minutes. The heat of the oven hardens the glu- ~ A PRO~IIP'I', "FFEOT|V" ] provided at all times with a bottle of Many changes take place in bread eEIMIEDY FOR ,ALL FORMS OF Chamberlain's Liniment. There is no ten quickly before it has had time to during the baking. The yeast plants telling when it may be wanted in. cas relax, and so the loaf keeps its puffed are killed by the high temperature, the of an accident oF emergency. It is shape. gas: expands, making the loaf still ¥ouWan¢ most excellent in all cases of rheu- Good bread flour should be white, lighter, the fermentation is stopped, RHEUMATISM matism, sprains and bruises. Sold by Lumbm~m, ~imtloa, Nouns!glib L. I. Wood & Co . with just a suggestion of yellow. Aft- the alcohol is driven off and a large : Kffdno~ lrouble and er being pressed in the hand it should amount of the moisture is evaporated. Non-Breakable Fronts • Kindeed Diseases. fall loosely apart. If it keeps the ira. Applled externally it affords aimost In- Also the browning of the crust in- stant relief from pain, while permanent press of the palm or remains in lumps creases the ease with which the loaf THE non'breakable fronts alone results are being effeoted by ~aking it in- ternally, purify!he the blood, dissolving "'Silvertlate it has too much moisture. When rub- is digested, and the action of the yeast x should win you to Clothcraft Clothes. the poisonous substance and removing i~ bed between the thumb and finger on the gluten is" also supposed to aid from the system, that there should be a slight grittiness; it its digestion. Think of your satisfaction in having a suit with the should not feel too smooth or pow- front, lapels, collar and shoulders holding their Hancock, I~[lnn., writes: Whole Wheat Bread. "A little glr: hero had such a weak back caused ! Wears'" dery. Scald a cupful of,milk, take from by Rheumatism and Kidney Trouble tha~; she i ,.,::...... shape to the end. Yet eou:d not stand On her fee~. The momen~ they Those who seek perfec- What Is Yeast? the fire and add a heaping teaspoonful put her down on the noor sh~ would scream tion in silverware i u- ~~ Clothcraft cost you no with pa!ns i tr~ate,l her with"5-DROPS,° aad This useful agent in breadmaking is of salt, a level teaspoonful of sugar today she runs around a.~ well and happy as can variably choose forks, ~I~ ~ more than the common be I pre~cribe "5-D~OPS"for my patlen~s and as old as the hills, and its action is and a tablespoonful of shortening. use it~ in my prae~me 1 spoons and fancy serv- " ing pieces stamped with better understood when one is familiar Add a cupful of cold water to the i run of clothes. Large ~Ize ~gotfle ~5-D~OPS" (800 Doses) with it. Yeast is a microscopic plant, scalded milk and when the mixture is ~i.~O. k'or t!~aie ~y Druggists the renowned trade mark The makersuse anon-shrinkable, lukewarm add one-half yeast cake that reassuring of a single round or oval 'damp-proof material instead of com- SWANSON ~HEOMATIO GURE {::Ol~hg¥, has been dissolved in one-half cupful Dept 80 174 Lake St;feet, Ghie~,go ~elL The rapidity with which it grows ..,.j .:!.:!i;~i.~ men canvas in the coat fronts. This 184 and reproduces itself gives it much of of lukewarm water. Beat in enough i ~i~~ ~ prevents, absolutely, any tendency of the XS its importance. It reproduces either whole wheat flour to make a rather :>.a'.:::::.::: :-::.:.:: ":::::- fronts to break or sag. • by sending out buds which break off thin batter, beat well, cover and set ROGERS iii;i:;:: ~;i;)...... You can be sure that Clothcraft In quality and beauty as new plants or by forming spores aside until light. Then stir in as Clothes are of pure wool and haw of design, this well- which will grow into new plants under much more whole wheat flour as you I ~ "":"'ii lasting style. You get a signed guar- known silver is unsur- favorable conditions. can beat in with a spoon. It must be i antee with each suit. passed. Its remark- Like all plants, yeast requires heat, stiff. Beat well, turn into greased tins, able durability has let rise until light, then bake an hour won it the popular moisture and food in order to grow. title "$iloer Plate The degree of heat at which it grows in a moderate oven. that Wears." best is from 75 to 90 degrees, and this Diabetic Bread. i Sold by leading is the temperature at which bread dealers every- Take one quart of sweet milk, one where. Send for stmuld be kept throughout the process heaping teaspoonful of good butter, catalogue "C-L" of making, if it were not for the liq- showing all one-fifth of a cake of compressed yeast H T designs. uid used in breadmaking the yeast beaten up with a little water and two MERIDEN would not have sufficient moisture and eggs well beaten. Stir in gluten flour BRITAflNIACO. would not grow any more than it doe,u (Intern ational Silver 'Co., until a soft dough is formed. Knead Successor.) in the dry cake. All-WoolClo hes 10t0 25 MERIDEN,CONM. as in "ordinary bread, put in pans to The food of the yeast plant is sugar, raise and when light bake in hot oven. J. D. CROSBY & SON.

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PAINT BOXES WHITE. One year ago the condition was 83 SCHOOL NOTES. PLUCi(ILY A OIII[ M CilChL gUDS IWO lO rOU in the state and' southern counties, Request of P. O. Department to Rur- 78 in the central counties and 88 in Clara Foster was absent last week. [01L[I} h RO B[R al DeliveryoPatrons. HO [ COUPS[ W[[KS IN ADVAN£[ the northern counties and upper pen- Visitors in high room last week: insula. Hazel Campbell, Lawrence Dodge Continued from first Dsge. Continued from first page. Postmaster \Vickware has received The average condition of meadows and Mr. Montague, all of Caro. NINE iLLUSTRATED ARTICLES 5. In answer to the question, "Has "Then I will break in and £ind a the following communication from in the southern counties is 90, in the Even Mr. Winter is down on Cae- ON POULTRY KEEPING. place," said the would-be robber. the Post Office Department: wheat during March suffered injury central counties and upper peninsula sar. from any cause?" 210 correspond- With the remark, Mrs. Slater was It is the desire of the department 94, in the northern counties 93 and Lillie Rogers of Owendale entere~ thoroughly aroused. She reached in that you earnestly request patrons of Prepared by Milo M. Hastings, Au- ents in the southern counties answer in the state 92. the sixth grade. "Yes" and 128 "No," in the central a dresser drawer and pulled out a 32- rural delivery out of your office to thor of "The Dollar Hen." The condition one year ago was 77 John Rogers of Owendale entered calibre revolver and w~alked in her 'No', in the northern counties 13 an- the third grade. paint their boxes and the posts to First One This Week. in the southern counties, 83 in the swer "Yes" and 108 "No" and in the bare feet towards the door, opened it which they are attached a pure white central counties, 86 in the northern Fifth grade are studying Europe. upper peninsula 1 answers "Yes" quickly and found a man standing color. This course, if pursued, will counties and upper peninsula and 81 Jessie Boyd, Robt. Brown, lone Owing to the high prices-of food and 19 "No." A covering of ice, es- ready to break in. not only result in benefit to the pa- in the state. Striffler, and Stanley Muntz of the stuffs which now prevail, many peo- pecially on low land in the southern She fired two shots. It is not tron in serving to protect his box and The average condition of,horses in fourth grade are sick. counties, during the latter days of thought either one took effect as post from damage by the weather, ple are going into the breeding of the state is 96, cattle and swinee 94 Margaret Miller visited the 7th February and the first decade of there were no blood marks near the but will give boxes a uniform color poultry, both to supply their own ta- and sheep 95. grade Friday. March, caused some damage to wheat doorway. and serve to fix their identity in all l ble s with eggs and fowls and to ben- b~s a result of the mild winter and Kathryn McLarty entered the 7th and the want of moisture in March The employes at the round houses parts of the country as United States! warm weather in March, the buds are grade. heard the shots and called Deputy mail boxes, and will give them a!efit .from the profits obtained in put- has somewhat retarded the growth of probably tw'o to four weeks in ad- Sheriff Humes but an investigation much neater and sightlier appearance, ting them on the market. the plant throughout the entire state. vance of usual conditions at this Card of Thanks. found no trace of the man. than they now possess. It is also de-I Farmers are devoting more atten- The total number of bushels of date, with continued mild weather, We wish to extend our heart-felt J wheat marketed by farmers in March A suspicious character was arrest- sired that patrons be induced to ira- I tion than ever to poultry breeding and no frost there should be an abun- thanks to our many friends who so at 111 flouring mills is 81,069 and at ed Saturday morning. It is thought print their names and box numbers I dant crop of fruit. kindly assisted during the illness and and many people in towns and cities 93 elevators and to grain dealers the attempt at robbery was made to on boxes in black block letters about' In regard m the question "Are death of our loved one. We wish es- are also interested in the subject. 59,726, or a total of 140,795 bushels. secure $250 that Mrs. Slater received t~Yo inches high. peach orchards being sprayed for pecially to thank the teacher and Those of our readers, whether farm- Of this amount 108,329 bushels were when she sold her home a few days It is also desired that you endeav- curl leaf?" 76 correspondents an- members of the Fourth Grade for ers or not, who are intersted in poul- marketed in the southern four tiers ago. The money was in the bank or to induce road officials to _paint swer "Yes" and 130 "No." their remembrance and many beauti- try, will be benefitted by reading the of counties, 30,613 in the central however. upon the posts of boxes which are lo-. FREDERICK C. MARTINDALE, ful flowers sent during her illness. Home Course in Poultry Keeping, the counties and 1,853 in the northern cated at crossroads (but not attach t Secretary of State. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hall. first installment of which appears in counties and upper peninsula. The CHAMPION SPELLERS. signs thereto) the names of the towns l or villages to which the crossroads i the Chronicle this week. estimated total number of bushels I Calino. f Money to Loan. A pure bred Belgian stallion, two Winners in Various Townships lead, with an indicator showing the I This useful, readable and authorita- marketed in the eight months August- I The loan business heretofore done direction, i tive course is prepared by Milo M. March, is 8,500,000 and the amount of] by Laing & Janes and by O. K. Janes years old coming three, will be on ex- in Sanilac County. ! Hastings, a poultry breeder who wheatyet remaining in possession of I for outside parties collections and hibition at Agar's ten cent barn Sat- /knows both the scientific and the or- growers, after deducting 2,000,000 alI--h&ve been put into our hands for urday, April 16. The winers in the various spelling care and attention. Call on us only. AnR°yalopportunityChance tOhasStUdypresentedLaW, it-,l dinary, every day side of the subject. bushels used for seed and home con- 7-2- N. Bigelow &Sons, Agts. E. Hobert, Prop,. contests held in the townships of self to the advertiser to obtain a Mr. Hastings is the commercial ex- sumption is 1,500,000 bushels. Eighty- Sanilac County will meet in the cir- specially prepared University Law pert of the United States Department four mills, elevators and grain deal- Several settings of White Rock egg Carpet and all kinds of fancy rugs cuit court room in Sandusky on the Course )leading to the L. L. B. de- Iof Agriculture, the author of "The ors report no wheat marketed in woven. Mrs. E. Dykeman, firs5 door for sale at 50c aa set. Lawrence evening of June 15 to decide who is gree(, and which will prepare for Dollar Hen" and formerly poultry- March. west of Town Hall. 3-18-13 -x- Copland. 4-15-1p the winner in the county. Michigan State Board Examinations, at a greatly reduced price. The man at Kansas Experiment Station. The following is the list of the course costs $200. A special price The thorough and practical nature winners in the township contests: of $85 can be obtained. This can be of this seasonable course may be Austin, Martha Sparling. paid $5 per month. It includes ev- judged from the topics into which it Argyle, Erma Herdell. ery expense including text books, worth $72. Full particulars can be is divided as follows: • Buel, Lucy Swafford. had by addressing R. C .Gamble, 129 I. What branch of poultry busi- Used the World over Bridgehampton, Not decided. Missouri Ave., Detroit, Mich. 4-8- ness. Custer, Clara Kenney. II.--What breed of chickens to No other artleIe of human food Delaware, Helen Broadback. A Reliable Helper. keep. has ever received such em- Elmer. Oscar Laurensen. If your stock doesn't look well or do III.--Poultry houses and furniture. well, just go at once to the nearest phatic commendation lot Evergreen, Alice Walden. IV. The modern science of incu- druggist or general store and pur- Elk, Tressie Epsey. purity, usefulness and whole- chase without delay a package of bation. Fremont, Mabel Dafoe. Harvell's Condition Powders: The V.~The rearing of chickens. $omeness from the ntest ~ Forester, Roy Welt. packages are small but the price VI.~Diseases of chickens. eminent authorities. places them within the reach of all. Flynn, Olive O'Morrow. VII.--Egg production. There are no food stuffs in the pack. Greenleaf, Hazel Hoadley. age,each and every drug or different VIII.~Marketing poultry products. Lexington, Margaret Hail. substance being chosen solely for its IX. Seasonal review of the work. Lamotte, Belle Stephens. medicinal properties, and for your The interest and value of the money you are getting a better arti- Minden, Selma Riedel. course are much increased by the a t- cle than any one can give you along Moore, Emma Rusch. the same line, and at the same price. tractive half tone illustrations. Marlette, Etta Arthur. Over seventy years old and sold Maple Valley, None reported. everywhere for 25c per package. E. The Call Of The Blood. Marion, Ethel Bearss. A. Ryan's Drug Store. for purification, finds voice in pim- Sanilac, Julia Maher. ples, boils, sallow complexion, and "Speaker, Not decided. PARKER'S====I=~ blotches on the skin,~all signs of Washington, Elva Ford. ~~ HAIR BALSAM | liver trouble. But Dr. King's New ~ Cleanses and beautifies the hMro | Life Pills make rich red blood; ~ive Royal has a~ways recefved the hfOhest award when Watertown, Rosa Cornwell.. ~~!t~Promotes a luxuriant growfl~. I ~l~iNever Fail~ to tlestore Gray[ clear skin, rosy cheeks, fine com- exlfibited or tes|ed in competition _,d~ Worth, Gladys Messacer. ~;~-JmAm~ Hair to it,s Youthful Color. I I . l plexion, health. Try them. 25c at L. Wheatland, Hazel Farnsw~rth. ~~ at Drug~:~ - I. Wood & Co.