CASS CITY C HRONICLE.

TRI-COUNTY CHRONICLE, Established in 1899 | Consolidated Vol. 5, No. 3= CASS CITY ENTERPRISE, Established in 1881 ~ April 20, 1906, CASS CITY, MICH., FRIDAY, NOVEYiBER 25, t9~o.

' I I T I q~l 11 I '1' E] Ov[R 2,264 BU. I£oMPI[TIo or CHRISTMAS IS COMING. D Mesdames Wixon, Auten and Wilsey 1 Merchants Will Outdo Themselves fIN[ {;OIJNIilY HOME' in Displays of Holiday Goods. Entertain Nearly 200 People. t i[ I SOLD BY FARMERS TO CASS CiTY One of the most pleasant social ON THE FARM OF J. J. SPENCE, With only four weeks until Christ- functions of the season occurred Fri- mas, the merchants of Cass City ar~, GRAIN CO. WEST OF TOWN. day evening when Mesdames Wixon, already beginning to talk about their Auten and Wilsey entertained tow- prospects for a successful holiday Farmers Have to Wait Until Nine ards 200 la4ies and gentlemen " in Residence Is of Sand Brick and season, and our readers will soon see O'clock in Evening to Doerr's hall. They had procured the Woodwork and Floors Are displayed on the pages of the Chron- Unload. rare talent of Helen Wyrick Sha- in Antique Oak. icle the timely ads of Cass City's en- for, reader and entertainer, of De- ,~ terprising business men. From con- • .o troit for the occasion. She presen- versations with some of them, we are The farm is no longer the isola- Photographer Bingham took a ted a dramatic recital of the play, led to believe that, unless something ted lonely place that. it used to be run down to the bean elevator of "The Lion arid the Mouse," in four happens to prevent, the merchants or that some people seem to think the Cass City Grain Co. Monday af- scenes. Her impersonations were are going to outdo themselves . in it is yet. Farming under present ternoon, and thoug h it was raining, excellent and in the opinion of many the mattter of offering holiday goods conditions is a business and in most he secured a creditable picture of her efforts in that ling were the this year. The fact is, that, the cases is coming to be ran in a buai- the crowd that was waiting to empty best ever enjoyed in Cass City. Being Christmas trade has increased each ness w~ay. The first step in the the big loads of beans into the hop- encored several times at the close of year, and to meet this .increase the modernizing of the farm came with per. The Chronicle expected to the play, she gave comic selections several merchants have, through ex- the introduction of ruraI free deliv- print a half-tone picture of the group which produced much laughter. Be- perience planned on .presenting to the ery, followed by the telephone. To- this week, .but because the paper tween acts Miss Ethel McGregory public larger and more assoI~ed day the farmer is as up-to-date as goes to press early on account of gave one of her beautiful piano solos stocks than ever before. A record his village brother, and in several Thanksgiving, the engravers did and Mesdames Wickware, Schenck breaking holiday trade is looked for- .instances the latter is second in not have the necessary time to com- and Pinney delighted the guests with ward to, and remember when think- the race for the good things in life. plete the cut for this issue and the a pretty vocal trio, "Slumber Song." ing of making your purchases that Today the modern farm home is picture must wait until later. There The program was follow,ed by an in- your home merchants stand ready to fully as well supplied with conven- were 21 farmers' teams and wagons formal reception during which light serve you in every way. iences as the house in the town or in ].inc. Had the photographer wait- refreshments were served. Much city. Several fine country residences ed until Tuesday, the crowd would credit is due the ladies for their ex- have been erected in the vic,inity of have been still larger, 30 or more cellent ideas of entertaining and A WRY fOOLiSH Cass City an late years. A~nong these loads in waiting at one time. their generosity in providing such is the home of Mr. and Mrs.James J. On Monday the number of bushels an enjoyable evening for so large a CUSIOM Of LADIES Spence, 2 miles west and ~ mile Be Well Dressed for of beans purchased by the Grain Co. number of persons. nm'th, recently completed. exceeded 1,436 and on Tuesday the 20TH CENTURY HAT HIDES amount received at the •elevator was The residence is of the two-story Thanksgiving PREACHER FROM VIEW. 2,264 bushels. This amount does cottage shape and is admirably lo- STMf SfNMOI fOX rated on the Spence farm of 160 not include several loads which were stored in the shed Tuesday. The Head=gear Should Be Removed at properly observe Thanks- ing is 28 by 32 feet in size with side bean elevator is running n.ight and Beginning of Service Says day to take care of the product. It .... walls standing 18 feet high. On the giving Day the turkeyshould VETERAN TUSCOLA COUNTY kEG- south and east a massive veranda is F. A, Bigelow. was nine o'clock Tuesday eveniffg be- ISLATOR BREAKS HiS NECK. lsituated, 9 by 24 feet in size, and be well dressed-so should you. fore the last farmer unloaded his an addition to the house on the wagon, and there were 55 different Dear Editor: southwest is 9 by 13 feet. The walls farmers at the elevator with beans Re-elected This Month For Fifth You will do the writer a favor and To be well dressed Thanksgiving Day and every of the residence are built of sand during the day. benefit a large class of citizens of Time to Represent the 21st brick. other day---wear Clothcraft All-Wool Clothes. The capacity of the bean elevator this 'community if you will kindly District. The main entrance is from the They have the style that you would ordinarily of The Farm Produce Co. has been publish this letter in the columns of .----..--___ south into a hall which leads to expect only in high-priced clothes. severely taxed this week. In fact it the Chronicle. the reception room, dirdng room and has been necessary to turn some State Senator-elect Edwin G. Fox The very proper and universal cus- They are guaranteed to wear well, to hold a coat closet, and contains an open away becatise the company was un- of Mayville, age over 60, fell on the tom of gentlemen saluting ladies by shape and to be honestly made of pure wool cloth. stairway. Besides the rooms men- able to handle all that came. From steps of his home Monday and broke lifting the hat, had its beginning sev- tioned, there are a parlor, kitchen, Yet they cost only $10 to $25. 800 to 1,000 bushels have been pur- his neck, meeting instant death. He eral centuries ago when the head- pantry and bath room off the first We'U ~thank you to investigate these remark° chased a day and night work has js thought to have been troubled w'ith dress worn by men was a helmet of floor. able clothes. You'll th~nk us if you do. been nescessary on the part of the heart failure also. The widow and iron to protect the cranium of the Reception room and parlor are di- force to care for the product. During one son survive. wearer from the spear-thrusts and Continued on fifth page. the month of November the bean Senator Fox was born in the prov- sword-strokes of his enemies. There- o fore, to remove the helmet in the J@ Do Crosby sales of the Farm Produce Co. to ince of Ontario. He was brought to, presence of ladies or friends was a Cass City's Shoe and Clothing Men. the city markets w.ill amount to 18 Michigan by his. parents 55 years cars, or 12,375 bushels. ago. For a few years the family SAfiiNAW MAN token of confidence that they would The past few weeks has found sev- lived in Lapeer county, then for a not inflict any harm upon the un- eral farmers bringing their products short time at Flint, and then moved SU[S VASSAR covered head of the gallant helmet [:3 to towrl who are far removed from to Tuscola, where the senator lived wearer. Now w.ill some one inform me of the regular trading zone of Cass City. ever since, except for a few years SEEKS $5,000 BECAUSE HE WAS Contimued on eJl=;hth ~atl;~ .... This fact together w~ith the fancy when he was clerk in a store in a FORCED OUT OF VILLAGE. prices paid have naturally increased store in Iowa. FOUR AUCTION SALES the business of our local merchants. In 1875 he engaged ]n the mercan- Vassar Council Will Stand Behind One business man remarked to the tile business at Mayville and the L Buy a Kodak tts Marshal and Intends to Car, Chronicle that the past week had business still continues under the Are Advertised in the ChroniCle ry Suit Up If Necssary. and you will never regret it. Pictures been the best since he had been in name of Edwin G. Fox & Son. He This Week. business. Another business man w'as for six years town clerk, for that you get of your family at home D. McTavish has rented his farm said that Saturday came within five four years register of deeds of Tus- Fred J. Martin Thursday com- have an individuality about them which and wilt sell live stock and imple- of having the greatest number of cola county, for two years village menced suit against the village of ments at auction, 3 miles north and makes them valuable. t customers in his store in one day, president, and for 18 years a mem- Vassar for $5,000 damages for al- ~ mile east of Shabbona on Tues- holiday crowds included, in his bus.i- ber of the Mayville school board. In leged illegal imprisonment. Mr. Mar- day, Nov. 29. Striffler & MeCul- ness career. 1887 he was elected to the state sen- tin claims that on Monday, Novem- lough are the auctioneers. Announce- See our line. Wood's Drug Store ate to represent the district com- ber ]4, after entering the town he merit on page seven. GREAT ON "SOAKERS." prising Tuscola and Lapeer coun- was placed under arrest by Henry Mrs. T. A. Sanffham & 8oll will ties, re-elected in 1889 and elected a Perry, who was acting in the capac- have an auction sate 1 mile north M. C. Wickware Some C6ok While third time in 1893. In 1908 he was ity of city marshal, and when a and 2~ miles west of Argyle, on Homesteading. elected for a fourth term and at the train pulled out from Vassar he was \Vednesday, Nov. 30. The list of late election was chosen for the fifth forced to leave the city. property may be found in their ad B.ison, South Dakota, Nov. 18, 1910. time. In the last session he devoted The suit is brought by the plain- on page three. T. B. TyrelI, auc- $32 Gold Watch and Mr. H. F. Lenzner, a Iarge part of his time to revising tive on the opinion of Dr. Shumway, tioneer. Cass City, Michigan. all of the highway laws which had who gave out a statement to th e Sag- Joseph Hack, 3~ miles west of De- Dear Friend Herb:-- I notice by been enacted sillce Michigan be- inaw health board that no community Chain Given Away. ford, will have a sale on "Wednesday, by the label on wrapper that it is came a state, and having them re- in the state could legally declare a Nov. 30, commencing at ten o'clock, about time to pay up, and save fur- enacted in one general statute. quarantine against the catizens of There will be given away on Xmas Eve to the person holding the with lunch at noon. See page three ther costs, so I am enclosing you Saginaw or any of its products unless lucky number a Lady's Gold Filled Watch with 17 jewel movement and for particulars ...... & McCul- check for $1.00, and trust that I PROBE STUNDE. it was placed by the state board of gold filled chain valued at $32. Commencing Saturday, :Nov. 26, until lough, auctioneers. Xmas Eve, we wilt give one ticket with each dollar purchase at our won't miss a copy, as it is necessary health. Papers were served upon A Probe Stunde will be held Mon- On Saturday, Nov. 26, C. F. store. The tickets will be numbered and a duplicate of each ticket to have it on time in order to be Marshal Henry E. Perry in connec- day evening, Nov. 28, in Doerr's Hall, Knowles will have an auction at his will be left at thestore. On Xmas Eve holders of tickets will deter- happy. It arrives, usually, on Mon- tion with the $5,000 damage suit at 7:30 p. m., by the music pupils barn at Cass City. Striffler & Mc- mine the manner of drawing from the duplicates, and the one holding day afternoon and is read by all Tus- brought by Martin. of Mrs. Caroline Fenn-Bigelow. The Cuttough are the auctioneers and the number corresponding to the number drawn will be entitled to the cola county folks before supper time. Major W. J. Spears of Vassar, one guests will be admitted by ticket and particulars may be found on page Watch and Chain. We are having the finest kind of of the leading attorneys " in the are invited to remain for a social six. One line is complete from Collar Button to Digmonds. It con- weather, and the Reservation Indi- Thumb, stated that he felt confident hour at the close of the program. sists of the worthiest goods we could buy with our money, or what you ans, predict an open winter with no that the vMlage could not be forced SPECIAL MEETING OF snow and I hope they are right. I Piano solos by the Misses Esther to pay any sum of money under the could buy with yours. circumstances. Vassar has as yet ap- WOMAN'S STUDY CLUB, have to drive seven miles to my Clark, Gladys I~itchcock, Laura Strif- In Xmus Gifts, you can make your selections now at your leisure pointed no attorney to defend its A special meeting of the Woman's farmstead and am going out tonight. fler, Irene Renshler, Alice Charlton, and by paying a small deposit may have them laid asid6for you until side of the case. Study Club will be held Tuesday, I can bake a batch of "soakers" now Margaret Striffler, Niva Gable and The papers are a summons upon the "eventfull day." that would kill an Indian at 40 rods. Zella Weaver, a six-hand piece by Perry personally to appear at Caro, Nov. 29, at 3 p. m., at the home of With best wishes, I am, Our line suggests the following for gifts-- Misses the county seat, within 15 days, Mrs. I. B. Auten. A report of the Yours very truly, the Carola, Ruth and Miriam Watches. Rings, Cut Glass, Hand Painted China, Silver- iWhere he will receive a bill of par- meeting of the State Federation of M. C. WICKwARE. Fritz with a reading on some inter- ware, Fobs, Lockets, Chains, Bracelets, Etc. esting, musical subject will make up ticulars stating the cause of the suit Clubs will be given by Mrs. F. E. etc. the program. If you receive an in- Kelsey and the question of federat- For Sale Cheap. At a meeting of the Vassar coun- vitation please put forth an effort to ing the local club will be decided. One 2rid hand heating stove. A. be present. cil, it was decided to stand back A. Hitchcock. 11-25-1p. of Perry, and support him in the Some time will also be given to parlimentary drilling. Every mem- fight against the suit. If necessary, A gold watch is not a'iven away ber is earnestly requested to be A.H. HIGGINS ,. Your horse has earned a good every day. Read about the one that eminent lawyers will "be engaged and blanket. Get him one. All kinds at will be given by A. H. Higgins. Ad the suit carried to the Supreme present. W. A. Fallis'. 11-25- on first page. Court. It was also decided to con- tinue the quarantine for another Auction Sale. Jeweler and Optometrist. Not a bit too early to select Xmas Save 10c by buying boys' ribbed week or as much longer as deemed Sheriff-elect A. C. Graham will gifts. Nice line at Higgins' Jewelry edge rubbers at A. A. Hitchcock's. necessary. have an auction sale at his premises Store. 11-25-1p. _ at Freiburgers before moving to San- Farm for Sale. dusky. The sale will be held Mon- Big assortment of string bells and Parties wishing wood for cutting 70 acres, all cleared, 2 miles south daY, Nov. 28, and a choice list of live stock and implements are offer- I I I I I I '' I ..... cutter chimes at W. A. Fallis.' 11-25- brush may secure same by applying and 2 miles west of Cass City, to Jas. D. Tuckey. 11-25- known as the A. G. Berney farm. ed. J.R. Turnbull, auctioneer. One Peninsular Hard Coal Base Strayed on to my premises a 3 year old heifer and calf for Enquire of Jas. Johnson. 11-25-4p. Burner, 17-inch fire pot at $42.50. black sow. Owner "may have same sale. Mrs. Edward ~itch. 11-25-1p. Coal stove and wood stove for sale. Lost--an automobile lamp between One-second hand Hard Coal Base by proving property and paying dam- A. H. Higgins. 11-25- Siberian robes. Remember the Wickware and Cass City. Return to Burner, 14-inch pot, $16.50. G. L. age. A. W. Muntz. 11-18- Eight room house to rent on name. They are wind proof and Agar Bros. 11-25- Hitchcock. 11-18- Third St, Will rent part or all of Span of mules, three years old, for moth proof. G. W. Goff. 11-18- Please Se¼tle. house. Wm. C. Schmidt. 11-25-2p. sale cheap if taken at once. Well Coit for Sale coming three years For sale---Oxford Down buck, 3 All parties owing me on account • broke. W. L. Ward. 11-25-4p. Three for 25 Cents.: old; registered stock. Sidney W. years old. Geo. Williams. Gage- are requested to call at the Central Strayed on to my premises a What? Empty barrels at 3ones' Davis, Cass City. 11-25-2p. tow]a. 11,18-3p. Market and settle the same. John hound. Owner may have same by All those in arrears for binder Schwaderer. 11-18-2-identifying him and paying for this twine are requested to call and settle Warm Winter Caps~from the 25c Gold watches, fobs, bracelets, Highest market prices paid for notice. Joseph Towle. at once. A. E. Boulton. 11-25-1p winner to the finest Itiade--Fur caps charms, cut glass, hand painted chi- i~r-s. Cass City Fur Co., Gordon Ho- You ought to. see the blank~e/ts and from $2.00 to $20.00. ' The Model. na-=all make beautiful Xmas gifts. tel. 11-11 robes at F. A. Bl~ss.' ~/ 11-11- Threshing goggle,, at Bigelow's. Bath tub for sale. A. H. Higgins. 11-18:-: At Higgins' Jewelry store. ( PAGE TWO, CASS CITY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1910. - : :: _=== : . J i

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Published Weekly. Our cheese factory Will be re-built % Mr .and Mrs. Ben Hamilton visited at once. Stone and gravel are being The Tri-County Chronicle and Cass at Chas. Cook's Wednesday. drawn and the building will be ce- City Enterprise consolidated Apr. 20, Mr .and Mrs. Randy Weeks of De- ment. Scrap Book ÷ + troit have come to spend the win- 1906. Mrs. Annie Retherford spent Sun: ter with the former's parents, Mr. day with her mohter and sister. Subscription price--One year, $1; and Mrs. Walter Weeks. Mrs. Georgiana Kilgore visited Names For the Four. Quite a number of the young pro- mix months, 50 cents; three months, Mrs. Chas. Wolvin :of Kingston ,over Just after the battle of Perryville, i~ * Wage lltOr 25 cents. pie attend th revival meetings at No- October. 1862. Dr. Savage. a strong ko church Sunday evenings._ Sunday. Advertising rates made known on Union maa, was at one of his appoint- application. - Mr. and Mrs. Ray SVglker visited Lloyd Warner and Clarence Drake ments in a southern city to baptize Entered as secon~it-class matter of Card visited at the former's sis- the latter's 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Hack, Sunday. some (.hildren. There was a large April 27, 1906, at the postoffice at ter's home, Mrs. Wm. Collins, Satur- i } +* Cuss City, Michigan, under the Act day evening. ~ ] Mr. and Mrs. J. ,W. McCain left trowd, and a sturdy southern matron Monday fnr ~okin, Ill.~ tO ~Dend the brouo'ht her four children to the altar. H. F. LENZNER, Publisher. of Detroit :are visiting with relatives winter with Mr. ~cCain's brother. "Name this child," said the Union here. Mr. Nesbit is on the sick list. preacher, laying his hand on the boy's This fall we invite you to . head. "Simon Bolivar Buckner,'" was THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN Mr. and Mrs. ~eo. Bunker and A baby boy came ,t,,o gladden the ADVERTISING BY THE son Roy .wisited at the home of W. home of Albert Witson last. week. the reply, which caused a smile to come Weeks' Sunday. Our boys chose up sides for their over the congregation, but the brave Clayton Wentworth a~d family of annual hunt for Thanksgiving. Los- preacher went on with his duty. ers to pay for supper.. •'Name this child," taking the next ! Examine the. , Kingston visited with relatives here GENERAL OFFICES last week. Amos Gifiord is dangerous!y ill at tn order. "Pierre Gustave Toutant NEW YORK AND CHICAGO Mrs. Henry Drake :and son, Clar- his home mile west and b~ mile Beauregard." And the smile grew into north of town. BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES ence, of Card visited at the home of a snicker, while Dr. Savage became Mrs. Emily Warner, Sunday. Fred Chadwick ~Iastered Wells red in the face. He baptized the young 5tudebaker l,ne i* Bemis Bently and wife visited at Spencer's new kitehgn last week. namesake of the soldier and went on WEST GRANT. the home of Alex Slack :Sunday. Miss Edna Hack .spent Thanks- with the ceremony. ~I' mb~ ~~einb~:S~:dy;! ;:: t~::tm2r:n ;~al:;e f°ie~°cl': : ~::~ Mrs. John Honaer and two grand- g,iving with her sister nea r ~i~gston. "Name thin one;' he gasped, reaching Mr, and Mrs. A. A. Ricker Sun- sons, Keith and G,e,org,e, returned Miss Mary Sargant iS visiting at for the third. "Albert Sidney John- ma e f3oucal we think we can show you dayed with relatives in Brookfield. home Wednesday from a two weekS' her home for a short time. ston," came the answer. The snaile be- why. We have enoug.h different sty]es in Buggies Miss Marie Diamond spent Sunday visit 1n DetroiL Miss Iola Wilson :spent .part of came hudible and the preacher apo- at Tony Weiler's. last week as the guest of Grace plectic. • to suit everyone, and you wilt be surprised at the Miss Fern Cooley is home from Good Results Always F~|I©w. Palmerton at Cass City. Heaving a sigh of relief, he took the The use of Foley Kidney Pills. low price. One of Mr. Drace's large white hor- fourth child, a little girl, whose gender Elkton for a few weeks. They are upbuilding, strengthening Miss Zuleka Wallace spent last ses has lock-jaw resulting from a he fondly supposed would preclude a and soothing. Tonic in action, quick nM1 getting in its foot. , week with her sister, Mrs. C. E. in results• L. L Wood & Co. continuation of heroic reproduction Hartsell, at Beauley. Mrs. Frank Roberts visited her and said. 'Name this child. Mary We also sell the Butcher Folding i Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson parents at Kingston over Sunday. Stonewall Jackson Lee," came the re- TOWN LINE. are the proud parents of a little The fnneral se~Tnon for Mrs. Ro- sponse that set the congregation in a and StationaryBushel Crates;they daughter which came to their home land Bruce, who died ~ few weeks roar, while the Union parson thought the 19th. Ben Shark is confined to the ago of scarlet fever, will be preached he had held in his arms the whole at eleven o'clock Sunday morning. are good ones. James McCrea, who fell from a house with sickness. southern confederacy. wagon last Wednesday at Ov~ndale and fractured a rib, is gaining nice- Harry Hickie of Card spent Sun- B. Sharp has a string of teams hauling sugar beets. ly. day with his brother, John Hickie. Croup is most prevalent during the John Hawley has bought the sw ~/~ Preparations are being made for a Mrs. Howard Retherford spent Sat- dry cold weather of the early win- i, 3triffier (D. urday at Owendale. of se ¼ of section 4, Kingston. ter months. Parents of young child- Xmas tree in the schoolhouse. Mr .and Mrs. John McCracken are George O'Rourke and wife of Pon- ren should be prepared for it. All + The families that took care of T. entertaining Mr. and Mrs. George tiac are calking on old friends in that is needed is a bottle of Chambr- Weiler's and Jos. Moshier's sugar O'Rourke. this locality. lain's Cough Remedy. Many mothers McDermott ÷ are never without it in their homes beets returned to Detroit Thursday. R. McConnell is able to be out The quarantine has been raised at again after kis recent illness. Fred Crittenden's section 3, Kings- and ~t has never disappointed them. Win. Nicols and Angus McCarthy Sold by L .I. Wood & Co. Miss Winifred McCracken is get- ton. made ~ trip to Bay City last Thurs- ting better and able to be out again. The story that \Viii -Wilcox had One Way to NeSto day after fish. Rev. Beedon of Deford was a Town smallpox is all noise for we met Mr. Wilcox today and he is a very 15rely There is nothing that will rest you Ernest Moshier's house and con- Line caller one day last week. corpse. so quickly as to sit on a straight back tents were burned to the ground on Mr .and Mrs. John Hickie visited Our creamery will be rebuilt with chair and. lifting the feet from the l our friends near Kingston one day last Saturday. They were not able to week. cement blocks so that Satan and his floor, push them out in front of you save any of the contents and $500 as far as possible, stretch the arms, The Misses Addde Sole, Goldie Mar- imps cannot down it with their favor- in money was also burned. The loss tin, Irene and Joyce Retherford, who ite weapon. put the head back. open the mouth wide and make yourself yawn. [That Will Not Fail You came quite heavy at this time of the attend school at Cass City, spent Mr.s Thos. O'Rourke is still very year. Thanksgiving at their homes here. tow. If she recovers enough to stand the work she will go to Detroit for When a cold becomes settled in J L ~m = I , t If you use Stott Flour you'll never an operation in ten days. the system, it will take several days' Benjalr~in Sharp is very ill with treatment to cure it, and the best be disappointed with poor bilking, just throat trouble• remedy to use is Chamberlain's Ladies' Aid meets at the home of Cough Remedy. It will cure quicker when you are most anxxous to have than any other, and also leaves, the Jesse Sole on the Town Line Thurs- system in a natural and healthy con- it of the very best. day, Dec. 1. Come and bring both ditio~]. Sold by L. I. Wood & Co. first and second wife. We exercise no end ~T , BEAULEY. A Festival of Flowers. At Genzane, italy, near Rome, dur- of care to make sure that ~, TT ing the festival of flowers, one of the Mr. and Mrs. Wolf of W,insor, T. every sack of flour we streets is carpeted with genuine flow- P., visited at Jas. Pratt's on Sun- day. ers in elaborate designs. The work make is worthy to be and designing are done by the .people Frank Reader has bought a new branded Stott Flour. cutter. who live on the Street. This festival dates back to 1778. Philip and Florence Moore with In addition to our painstaking se-~ Katie Crawford went to Shabbona on Saturday to spend Sunday with Rev. Not Sorry for Blunder. leefion and preparation of the wheat,i and Mrs. W. L. Moore. "If my friends hadn't blundered in and the scientific milling processes Miss Duffield of Greenleaf Sun- thinking I was a doomed victim of dayed with her cousin, Gladys, here. consumption, I might not be alive through which it passes, under the now," writes D. T. Sanders, of Har- eyes of experienced millers, bakin Everybody is ready for the Thanks- rodsburg, Ky., "but for years they giv,ing supper now. saw every attempt to cure a lung tests are made with the flour num-X Mr. and Mrs. R. Parr spent Friday racking cough fail. At last I tried erous times each day, Da d Sbtt in Berne. Dr. King's New Discovery, The ef- / Our young folks are being vacci- fect was wonderful. It soon stopped Buy the flour that is always depeudable--~v ~er nated. the cough and I am now in better Homer and James Pratt threshed health than I have had for years. nearly six hundred bushels of beans. This wonderful life-saver is an un- STOTT FLOUR rivaled remedy for coughs, colds, la- A business meeting of the E. L. grippe, asthma, croup, hemorrhages, FOR SALE BY whooping cough or weak lungs. 50¢, has ingatc. E.next. Hartsell's on Modnay even- Your Neighbor $1 00 Trial bottle free. Guaranteed W * Rev. Herren preached on Sunday i woo oo E. . JONES, Cass City. morning a Thanksgiving sermon and in the evening about Daniel. Both ~-- ______,

Everybody is delighted with the !-6"ll, - ,o, '1i~ _._,o ' . -IF .. ,o, '!~,![c==6=,11~ feast of good things he has in store A Malleable Range for us. Come and hear him. This cut represents my ~o program for the E. L. on Sun- A r~ d W e thi t1 k y 011 5 h 0U ld h a Ve day even.ing next is as follows: Sub- ject, "The Sin of the Drink Traffic."

Ilk it W it Leader, Mrs. H. Endersbe. Lesson m one e . e inv e you to ox, Grace Clark; Talk on subject, ce i E.W. Turner; special music, Ora i] Mirror Finish, Three-flued, come in and inspect the ni Hunter and Sebia Wright; special reading, A. Moore; Bible character, stock of them on our floors now. ",,oore Tired, Cross and Dull. Hard Coal Base Burner Your liver is out of order and the only safe way fo repair this import- ant organ of the body is by remov- ing the cause. Try Dr. Herrick's ilE back construction of this heater Sugar-Coated Pills. Small, sweet and pleasant to take, w2ll not gripe or has five flues=--three hot air and two burn. Price 25c per box. Ask for a T • • free sample. Sold by Wood's Drug cold air. It has proven itself to be the sfore. "

Don't Wait. GREATEST FUEL SAVER A paper devoted to country life re- ma~ks that "spring is the best time of on the American market. The finish .on the year to move bees." It may be. But if a bee settles on this stove is simply unsurpassed by any your neck or any other portion of competitor° Do not miss examining this Does your anatomy in the fall don't wait until the spring to move it. There is heater. a good reason why you shouldn't, and you will discover what that reason is Dairying soon after the bee alights. I sold 12 of them in the The "International Limited." IMPERI~ UNIVERSAL month of October ~ One of the most artistic folders. issued by the Grand Trunk is a bro- chure just out giving information re- We give you the problem and let yuo solve it and see for yourself. garding the "International Limited," We h~ve a patron who has a herd of 8 grade cows and from the 8 which is heralded as Canada's fast- Bargains in Second Hand Stoves cows in twelve months he has received in cash $4=94.64, or $61.83 est train, as well as its finest. The booklet is prepared in most attrac- 1 Peninsular Range $45, will sell for $25 Stoves, good as new. that I will sell at half per cow. ;Now we ~llow $40 and the calf, skim milk ~nd fertilizer for tive style, well printed and illustrat- c~re ~nd feed of each cow which is $320, plus cMf, skim milk and fer- ed, while the asthetic relation of 1 Detroit Jewel Pange $45¢ will sell for $20 pmce, $5 to $15. type and illustrations is maintained tilizer. $494.64 less $320 leaves $174,64 PROFIT• ;Now this herd is I Home Comfort Range $68 will sell for $20 I have in stock a quantity of Oil Heat- just ~ common herd so we will value them at $50 per head, or $500 for to a notable degree. The story of the "International Limited" is a fa- 1 Majestic Range $58, will sell for...$30 ers, no smoke pit; the most convenient the herd. $174.64 profit on u $500 investment means I?,4,92 per miliar one to a Canadian, as well as " heater used. ~Also the Standard Oil Rayo cent. on your investment. American travellers, but, as shown I have a quantity of Soft Coal Heating Lamp used for light and heat. Does it p~y? We leave the verdict with you. in the latest publications of the com- pany, it is still not merely interest- We ~re always in the market for cream ~t top prices. ing, but attractive. A full description of this train between Montreal and Chicago is given, together with all the information regarding time and Thumb Creamery Company accommodation, that any passenger Opera House Block, Cass City. CREAI'IERIE.5 AT CARO, CASS CITY, and OWENDALE. could require, the whole tastefully put together and artisically illustrat- ed. A copy may be had free on ap- ~l.c----~or----@'----~O~llc---~or---~ll=:~llr---~or--,~ll~o~----~ll,----~o~ ~. CASS CiTY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25t 1910. PAGE @HREE,

' 1. KEEP THE KIDNE'YS WF-LL I T " ' iF: '~..~~ ,recto. . SATUAA ',:: g Health is Worth Sav,ng and Some] ~L,~,~~,~.~:i.~L t / DR. A. N. TREADGOLD, Office and residence on ,Seeger St. to Save It. "..'7"~./.7~,~.':.~:2~.~ ~':_~.~..~ Office on ground floor of buitding across from Hospital. Special rare I given to diseases of .women and Many Cass City people take the.it] ~ "" ',~~.'~ '. '," :: i :: eh,ildren. City phone. lives in their hands by neglecting the ! ~[g.~,ANgr~g.a {J,,. 18, :t~ '. lid kidneys w:hen they know these orgar~ J. H.'HAYS, M. D.' need help. Sick kidneys are respon- TIIOU 5HALT NOT. ~a Physician and Surgeon. Office Text, "'\Vhoso b:'ea+:eth ~ t'ed;;e a ser- sible for a vast amount of suffering pent shall b iie t~im"--F-ccl, x. ~. days: Wednesdays. 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Saturdays, 1 to 5 p. m. to suffer nor to remain in danger God. But why shan'~ t? There'sa rea- DR. M. M. WICKWARE, when all diseases and aches and son. You need not know it--possibly ~a couldn't understand. When you tell Physician and " Surgeon. Office pains due to weak kidneys can be over Wright's Grocery. Residence quickly and permanently cured by your little three-year-old that coffee isn't I Striffler & 7tcCullough Auctioneers two blocks south of Cootes' hard- the use of Dean's Kidney Pills. The good for ci~iIdren you don't bother ex- plaining about caffeine, the active an4 ware store on Seeger street, east following statement leaves no ground s.itte. Special attention paid to mid- dangerous alkaloid of coffee. You might wifery and diseases of women. for doubt. as well read Kant's "'Critique," But- M. C. Graves, Huron Ave., Vassar, let's "Analogy" or Browning's poems. Having lost my health, 1 will quit farmmg and wish to P. A. Schenck, D. D. S. Mich., says: "I have used Dean's Her nervous system will become just Kidney Pills in my family fox' many Dentist. as strong bs' obeying your '%hou.shalt sell at Auction on my premises, miles west of Deford, years and they have always brought nots" as if you had tried to explain. Graduate University of Michigan. satisfactory results. In my case they It ought nc~t to embarrass you to learn Office hours 7:30 a. m. to 12 m. and proved to be the remedy that was !i the following property on 1:30 to 5:30 p. m. Office in Fritz needed when my kidneys were dis- that you must believe first and be Block, Cass City, Michigan. ordered, as the result of an attack taught afterward. You knew your of la grippe. Dean's Kidney Pills are multiplication table long before you DENTISTRY. worthy of endorsement." could prove it. Most of your knowt- I. A. Fritz, Resident Dentist. For sale by att dealers. Price 50c. ed.ae came theft way. The "'thou Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New' Office over E. Ryan's drug store. shalt not" is a hedge. The i)urpose of :" -Wednes York, sole agents for the United " Nov 30 We soldeit }-our patronage when in a hedge is not to annoy, but to pro- States. tect. Uncle Sam maintains 3.000 bea- AT TEN O'CLOCK need of dental work. Remember the name, Dean's, and con lights, G,0(,~0 "buoys and signals take no other. 3 Black mare weight 14000 Spike tooth drag H. P. LEE, Undertaker along his ooast. Each one says. "Thou and Funeral Director, Cass City, shalt notT" No mariner is quite such Black mare in foal, 10 yrs., wt. 1400 Wide tire wagon a fool as to think Uncle Sam a bully- Mich. Calls answered day or night. Black colt 3 years old, wt. 12513 Hay rack Phone No. 15. Mrs. H. P. Lee, Li- State of Mfchigan. In the Circt~it ing policeman with a big stick. Court for the County of Tuscola, In Brown col~ 2 years old, wt. 1t50 Set bob sleighs nearly new cense No. 1351. "Don't Go Out the Gatel" Chancery. Hattie B. Spencer, Complainant, vs Feudal days had moats with draw- Brown mare wt. 1400 Two-horse cultivator and bean at- Elkland Arbor, No. 31, A. O. O. G. Earl B. Spencer, Defendant. Sui~ bridges. Then came walled cities. Sucking colt 5 months old tachment meets the second and fourth Thurs- pendAng in the Circuit Court for the then houses with brick and stone Bay horse 10 yrs, wt. 1100 Pulverizer days of each month in Oddfellow County of Tuscola in Chancery at walls. Our eolonists built stockades; Joe Kelley mare 5 yrs., wto 1200 Hand drill Care on the sixth day of September, Hall. Visiting companions always after the Indians had gone, board Red cow 11 years old, due in Apr. Spring tooth harrow welcome. Walter Anthes, C. O., A. 2~. D. 1910. fences, then the picket and ahnost in- White faced cow 7 yrs. old, due in Churn E. Boulton, See-Treas. In this cause it appearing from visible wire or ,q bed of geraniums-- affidavit on file, that the residence now none.~ '.'Johnny, don't go out the April Set platform scales and whereabouts of the defendant, gate." mother used to say. Now John- Red cow 5 yrs. old, due in Apr. Two-seated buggy Historical. Earl B. Spencer, are unknown, on ny plays on the street. Whether he Yearling steer Potato digger nearly new "Mrs. Green and Mrs. Smith came in motion of T. J. Eveland, complain- did better amon~ the lilacs and /he Shorthorn bull Hand potato sprayer before sunrise today and settled their anus solie.itor, it is ordered that the said defendant cause his appearance o!d fashioned sweet williams protect- 4 Spring calves 2 One-horse cultivators bills," said the clerk in the corner gro- to be entered herein, within five ed by the hedge or out in the street 40 Ewe sheep 2 Sets double harness cery. months from the date of this order, dodging automobiles and flipping cig- "Ah, indeed!" laughed the fat grocer. and in case of his appearance that he McCormick binder Single harness :"Well, I always was interested in the cause his answer to the complain- arette pictures is a question. It's an 2 Plows Potato scoop, new age of transition. Following the trend early settlers."--Chicago News. ant's Bill of Complaint to be filed, Deering mower 5~/~ ft. cut Bean picker of things, we are tearing down many and a copy thereof to be served on Janes hay rake 4 A. corn in shock said complainant's solicitor within fences. They're so old fogyish! There Jack scraper 10 T. hay fifteen days after service on kim of was a time when folks got married 13 A. bean straw THEWORLDS GREATEST SEWIH6 idAGHIHE a copy of said bill, and notice of this and they said, "For better, for worse. Land roller = order, and that in default thereof, till dea{h us do part." "That was the I~ ~LIGHT RUNNING said bill be taken as confessed by the said defendant. understanding, and they meant it. If LUNCH AT NOON And it is further Ordered, that they had a lift tI~ey made it up long ~11 ii, r ' I , ' , "1 i ,~ , within twenty days said complain- before communion S~unday at the old III ant cause a notice of this order to church. But the n:arriage fence seems TERMS--AiI sums of $5 and under, cash; over that amount one year's time on good ap be published in the Cass City Chron- totterin,g. Only one in eight stands~ proved nvtes at 6 per cent, ,, icle, a newspaper printed, published RenD has a permanent settlement, and circulating in said county, and that our wiv(,,s zet circulars mailed from such publication be continued there- in at least once in each week, for there at the breakfast tfible. They are six weeks in succession, or that she b~]sy tearing down the old "Sabbath cause a cOpy of this order .to be fence our forefqthers~, thought was so ,o Prop personally served on said defendant, JOSEPH HACK, necessary for the safety of the repub- at least twenty days before the lic. Even tim theological professors JOSEPH F~UTCHEY, CIerk. tim.e above prescribed for his ap- are feverishly removing the barriers pearance. WATSON BEACH, about the Bible. Starsl We c'm re- Circuit Judge. member when mother used to read T. J. EVELAND, those wonderful Bible stories to us...... __ ...... Solicitor for Complainant. We thoug'ht they were true, but it Business address, Mayville, Michigan. seems not. Of course fences are anti- 9-16- quated nnd outlandish. That vers~ about "Remove not the ancient land- marks which tns'" fathers set" rnust be • Sheriff's Sale. all folderol. Notice is hereby given that by vir- tue of a writ Fieri Facias issued out Hedges Are Law. or the Circuit Court for the County Sin says, ~ ont bother about the If you want either a Vibrating Shuttle, Rotary of Tuscola in favor of John A. Ben- hedg'es." \Vh(q~ you read tomorrow Shuttle or n, Single ~'hread [Chain ~litch] kelman and against the goods and morning's imper you will scan the story Sewing kMaehine write to chattels and real estate of Norman of the suicides, murders, home -vreck- THE NEW Pdl~[ 8EWIR~ NhCH1REGOMPAHY Morrison, in said county, to me direct- ings, sensational trials. The whole ed and delivered, I did on the 2gth .~[any sewing machines are made to sell regardless of surface of the social sea seems strewn qlla[ity, but the _~'ell" ]~o~e is made to wear. day of October, 1910, levy upon and with this human flotsam. Who are take all the right, title and interest of Our gllaranty l~evcr runs otIt. they? They are the hed~;e breakers. Mold by a~={~orize~t dealers only, the said Norman Morffison, in and to and the serpent has bitten them. ']:hey FOR SALE BY" the following described real estate, that is to say: All that certain piece have broken some taw. Law makes C. D. STRtFFLER, AGENT, or parcel of land situated in the the earth revolve. Light follows dark- T. B: TYRELL, AUCTIONEER CASS CITY, MICH. Village of Gagetown, County of Tus- ness. Spring, summer, autumn and cola, and State of Michigan, to wit: winter follow in endless t)roeession Lot Twenty-one (21) of Block One with their flowers, harvests, fruits and (1) of James Cleaver's Addition to snows. It is law that lets birds fly, the Village of Gagetown All of We will sell the following property at auction at our fish swim, cattle to roam in the field. which I shall expose for sale, at pub- lic vendue, to the highest bidder, at If a fish leaps on the shore it has farm, 1 mile north and miles west of Argyle, or 2 the front door of the Court House in broken a hedge; if a beast remains un- the Village of Care in said County of der water it has broken a hedge; if a miles south and miles east of Wickware, on Tuscola on the 12th day of Decem- plant should refuse water it will have ber, A. D. 1910, at one o'clock in the broken a hedge. The serpent of pen- afternoon. alty will bite them. The penalty and Dated October 27th. A. D. 1910. broken law go together like fire and GEORE FOX, heat. We are hedged in with law- Sheriff for Tusco!a County. -\ natural law, civil law, social law. com- Wednes., Nov. 30 BROOKER & CORKINS, Attorneys for Plaintiff. mercial law, common law, moral law, AT 12 O'CLOCK SHARP: [ RHEUMATISM Business Address, Cass City, Michi- ecclesiastical law. international law. • umbago~ ~elatica, Oout~ Neu. gan. 10-28-7- Law is the throne on which the Al- Bay mare 8 years old, in foal Wagon and hay rack ~algla, Kidney_ T~oublo mighty sits. You can't break one of and I.aG~;ippe. these laws with impunity. That story Black mare 5 years old, wt. 1200 Set of sleighs Buggy pole A reliable l~reparation for both internal and ex. Order for Publication: ernal use tha¢ gives quick relief to the~sufferer. back in Eden doesn't have to be true. Black colt coming 2 yrs. old Top buggy nearly new Ia pplledezternally It stops all aches and pains. Appointment of "Administrator. There are hundreds of cases before the Taken internally It dissolves the l~otsonous sub- stance and assists nacure in restorin¢ the sys- State of Michigan, the Probate public eye today where men and wo- Bay,co° 1t 6 months old Stack of mixed hay Cem to a healthy condition. Sold by druggists. Court for the County of Tuscola. men have closed the gates of paradise One Dollar per bottle, or sen¢ prepaid upon Red cow 4 yrs. old, supposed due in Jan. Quantity of corn in shock recelvt ot price if not obtainable in your locality. At a session of said Court, held at on themselves. God help us[ The the Probate Office in the Village J. O. BENSON, Sardlso Tenn., writes: ,,Your ,'5- brambles of the hedge have scratched Roan cow 5 yrs. old, " " " Feb. Quantity of bean straw DROPS" has cured my wife of Rheumatism and Neur. of Care in said County, on the first ~lgl~, and 1 wan~ to say tha~ 15 18 worth ono hundro~ us more than once. dollars a bottle Instead Of only one dollar." day of November A. D. 1910. Red,cow 8 yrs. old, " " " Mar. 130 ft. hay rope, fork and pulleys Present: Hen. D. Healy Clark, The Sting of the Serpent, Judge of Probate. Better keep hands off the hedge. Be- Jersey cow 10 yrs. old, " " " Feb. 2 sets heavy work harness In the matter of the Estate of fore sundown of your little day you Jacob Striffler, Deceased. will feel a festering wound. It means 3 fat steers coming 2 yrs. old Set light driving harness Samuel Srtiffler, son of said de- restraint--ln the family, parental au- 5 calves Set single harness ceased, having filed in said court a thority; in the social circle, conven- petition praying that the administra- tionality and Mrs. Grundy; in the Standard litter -carrier Fanning mill Grain cradle tion of said estate be granted to your church, still more stringent limitations. WR|TB TO-DAY for a trial bottle of "5-Drops* petitioner, Samuel Striffler, or some Champion mower Large size Empire cream separator ~nd test It yourself. We will gladly send 1~ tO other suitable person, How you envy the bohemians! Will you PosSpaid, absolutely free. It is ordered, That the twenty- it never cease? Never, from cradle to McCormick rake Spinning wheel Heating stove ! ,w,..0. ,.,..,,,, o.,,,0.,,,,, | eighth day of November A. D. 1910, grave.. Children hardly move without Riding Syracuse plow nearly new Cook stove Barrel of vinegar Dept, 30 174 Lake Street, Chicago at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at don'ts. You will outgrow those said probate office, be and is hereby "don'ts" only to encounter others. Walking Syracuse plow Barrel churn and milk cans appointed for hearing said petition; Seems tyrannical? You can reach Side scraper Spring seat It is further ordered, That public through and get the coveted thing-- Long-handled plow notice thereof be given by publica- others have--but you get it only as the tion of a copy of this order, for three Land roller Disc harrow 4 buggy wheels 2 corn planters "5"DROPS" mouse gets the bait in the trap. Fame successive weeks previous to said Set spring tooth harrows Scythe and snath Grindstone day of hearing, in the Cass City comes slow. You can become noto- Chronicle, a newspaper printed and rious in an hour. VVant money with- Set spike tooth harrows Forks, shovels, hoes and other articles too circulated in said county. out earning it ? You can, but theft and "SWANSON D. HEALY CLARK, embezzlement are on the other side, Walking cultivator numerous to mention PILLS Probate seal. Judge of-Probate. of the hedge. Want to gratify passion? i A true copy. ORPHA E. HUNTER, First visit the municipal hospital. THE GREAT R~MEDY 11-4-4 Register of Probate. Want your social glass? Better not. TERMs--All sums of $5.00 and under, cash; over that amount, 12 mos. For :CONSTIPATION Red light ahead! Hedges are really time on good approved endorsed notes at 7 per cent interest. - rails put along the sides of life's foot- SICK HEADACHE bridge. They limit your liberty, true, No Show. but they limit your danger. The night SOUR STOMACH Magistrate--How comes it that you may be dark, the sky starless--those Heart Burn, Belching and dared to break into this gentleman's rails are your safety. They shut you Mrs, T, A, Sandtiarzl & Son., house in the dead of night? Prisoner LIVEn TROUBLES out, but they also shut you in. Would --Why, your honor, the other time you 25 Cents Per Box j you let your child walk the footbridge • AT-DRUGGISTS ,Am reproached me for stealing in broad AMBROSE HERDELL Clerk. Proprietors. without them* Neither would God, daylight. Ain't I to be allowed ta

work at all? .~ CASS CiTY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1910. PAGE FOU R. i ,:,,:,: ...... :~ .i,t , :- --- ~ i ~1 ,. n.. ii i i ii i i

LOCAL ITEMS. E. W. Jones is on the sick list. [ Glen Turkey iss still very ill with 1 How's yer arm? typhoid fever, i Soon be tax time again. Marcus McIntosh spent Sunday at / A Few Words to The Wise. his home in Grant. ] o:...... ~ Still more auction sales. ! Mothers Should John Poss of Detroit was the guest t $ " 2 A baby daughter at Daniel Schnei- of Miss Marie Brooker Tuesday. t dot's. Miss Gertrude Martin left Wednes- Thankf , Christmas will be here in just a day to visit at her home in Grant. Be ul month. Miss Addle Sole visited at her Mrs. Louisa Schwegler is on the home near Deford the last of this i Luma Coal sick list. week. rJaSll ~'letcner ot Uaro. spent ~uiJ- O day here. bais sport new signs for their busi- Amos Lowe of Cumber spent Sat- ness places. urday here. Misses Elva and Sibyl Burton Heetor MeIntyre of Argyle was in spent Thanksgiving at their home Outing flannel underskirts ~Seto ~5C town Monday. near Gagetown. Mr. and Mrs. Gee. Darling from Mrs. M. Marsh returned from Mar- Hard Coal Outing night dresses and sleeping near Shabbona visited-friends in tette Saturday. garments ...... 5Oe town Wednesday. Mrs. Jane Gillies left Thursday to D. Ross visited at the home of Outing and White Wool underskirts for visit .in Detroit. his daughter, Mrs. D. Ostrander, in ! have come and when prices are lowest. Our baby ...... 25e to 81 Get square with the printer before Ellington Sunday. ¢, the year closes. bump Coal is a high-grade clean cgal~especial- A good gingham apron with bib_ ..... ~Se Chas. Young has improved his Gar- J. C. Corkins was in Detroit the field Ave. residence by the installa- ly adapted for grate, and our Hard Coal is of Knee pads to protect the baby's stock- first of the week. tion of electric lights. ¢+ the choicest--Chestnut~ask those who have ings .... =...... 25c John Martin of Kingston spent Mrs. Franklin of Care arrived on ¢+ used it and it speaks for itself. For prices Stocking feet to use up the good stock- Saturday in town. Sunday to visit at the home of her ¢+ Miss Joyce Retherford visited over daughter, Mrs. %V. A. Fallis. ¢+ and other information call us by Phone or ~ ing legs left___ lOe pr. or 3 for 25e Sunday in Owendale. Mrs/ Daisy Nephew is the guest come and.talk it over. Phone No. 51. O Fleeced lined dressing sacques and long Frank Gordon of Mayvi!le is spend- of her grandmother, Mrs. H. C. ing the week in town. Downing, and other relatives. kimonas. ¢+ Miss Edna Colwell spent Saturday Mrs. S. Champion was called to ¢+ We are offering many speci~l bargains and Sunday in Deford. Toledo, Ohio, Wednesday by the 0 ANKETELL LUMBER serious illness of her mother. the coming week to make space for Leonard Zinnecker of Owendale is ¢+ Xmas goods. You witl be interest- visiting here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bailey are & COAL COMPANY. * Mrs. R. McDonald and daughter rejoicing over the arrival of a son i ed, call and see what you can use. left Wednesday for Detroit. at their home -Wednesday motoring. •:- , CA6S CITY, MICH. Miss Eva Martin visited at her Mrs. Ella Turner of Flint is the home in Grant over Sunday. guest of her sister, Mrs. J. D. Brook- or. She arrived in town Wednesday. For Saturday, Nov. 26, we offer two H. Lauderbach and Wm. Weldon were callers in Pigeon Monday. Dana Losey and H. P. Lee and their better halves spnet Sunday w,ith ( John Scriber and family moved Mr. and Mrs. Hersey Young at De- patterns of $1.50 TABLE LINEN i from their farm to town last week. ford. Elmer Wilsey of Care .spent Sun- t Edward Pinney has sold a 40-acre for $1.19 per yd. One plain the day with his brother, Chas. Witsey. We griad feed every day° 1 farm, 4 miles south and 4 miles west 1 Mal%in Flynn and daughter, Marie, t of town, to John H. Marsh of La- other embossed pattern. visited friends near Kingston Sunday. nmtte. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kitchen of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Nash, jr., and Pontiac are visiting friends in town. daughter, Elizabeth, visited at the We (]rind Buckwheat Revival meetings will be com- home of D. Ostrander in Ellington A. Ao HgTC OCK I menced at the church of Christ Dee. Sunday. Phone 7 ~o Produce Taken. Opera Block. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lambert of Leland and Kenneth McLean visit- Marlette were the guests of the lat- Every Day, ed at the home of S. H. Brown Sun- ter's brother, T. L. Tibbals, Thanks- day. giving Day. We make and sell atl kinds of flour to meet l ¸ Mrs. Dwight Freeman of Detroit G. A. Striffler returned Tuesday is the guest o[" Mrs. Henry Wett- from a nm"chern hunting trip. He a~: competitors. See us before buying. laufer. was absent two weeks and brought Get our prices on Oil Meal, Cotton Seed John wettlaufer of Canboro was home one deer. the guest of his brother, Henry, on Asa Root arrived home Monday Gluten Feed and Other Dairy Feeds. Monday. from River Rouge where he has been Miss Iola Wilson of Deford is vis- the guest of his brother-in-law, Willis iting at the home of ~giss Grace Pal, Downing, and family. MEN'S AND LADIES' merton. Misses Vernita Treadgold and The ladies' aid of the Evangelical Miriam Fritz left Wednesday for a _WE O_ARE___ _VE~ ~TOCKEDWITH church will meet with Mrs. ~V. R. Week's visit with friends in Port Hu- Kaiser next Thursday. ron, Detroit and Algonac. BEAN, OET OUe P•ICES FOR Mrs. John Kaercher of Etkton vis- Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Klump of East, ited at the home of her son, E. W. Tawas arrived Wednesday to visit THE NEXT FEW DAYS, JT W|LL Kaereher, over Sunday. at the home of the former's parents, Fur Coats Roy. ,and Mrs. F. Klump. DOYOU_ GOOD~ _ -- _ __ _ Miss era MeKim of Elkton came Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving Misses Olive McTavish and Clara at her home west of town. Foster are visiting at their parental i ...... 1 Miss Minnie Ross of Detroit ar- homes in Brown City. They were rived Wednesday to spend a few accompanied by Miss Cora Cchwa- derer. days with Mrs. E. MeKim. Wm. Hancock left Saturday for De- Mrs. E. J. Magel and little son of troit after visiting a week at the Detroit are the guests of Mrs. Ma- gel's parents, Rev. and Mrs. Klump. IN ALL SIZES home of Mr. and Mrs. E. McKim. Mr. Magel was expected Wednesday [ -l}asslityNillingCompanye Mrs. Dora Fritz and children evening to spend Thanksgiving at moved into the upper rooms of Mrs. the Klump home. Wm. McKenzie's residence Friday. AND IN ALL Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Schweitzer Mr. and Mrs. ~Vm. Wilson left on were guests at a six o'clock dinner at Tuesday for Canada to attend the the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. [~( ' ' ' ' [OJ ,If ,o, funeral of the latter's sister-in-law. Striffler "Wednesday evening. Du- PRICES The following is the list of un- ring the evening Roy. Schweitzer claimed letters for week ending Nov. was presented with the sum of $50, 19: John Kennedy, Daniel Kennedy. given by the business men of Cass Miss Halley Spurgeon, daughter of CitK and members of the Evangeli- John Spurgeo)L underwent an oper- cal church. A short time before he ation at Pleasant Home Hospital on was pleasantly surprised with the Look[ Here Monday. gift of $15 from the members of the Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Thomas and church. He wishes us to state his G, L, Hitchcock Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Richardson of appreciation for the kindness shown Caro visited at the home of Mr. and by those who contributed so gener- ously. Mrs. Chas. Wilsey Thursday. While Bernhardt Kuhn was help- Mrs. M. L. Moore received the sad ing the neigh.bors thresh last Friday, news of the death of her nephew's wife, Mrs. Herman Zinnecker, of some one entered his house, helped Honey Grove, Texas, last Saturday, himself to provisions and shot his dog. Nov. 14. Mrs. Zinnecker had been ailing for some time but her illness Len Striffler left for Croswell Mon- was not thought to be serious. Three day where he visited at the home weeks previous to her death, she 16x20 PORTRAIT FREE of his brother, Frank Striffler, for a was taken to Amerilla, 300 miles short time. From there he went to from her home town, for an opera- Detroit where he expects to find em- tion and died in that city from the With one dozen of cabinet photos. This includes family ployment. effects of it. She was 30 years of Mr. and Mrs. A. McKim of Noves- age and had been married seven groups as well as single photos. Accept this offer NOW be- ta entertained for Thanksgiving din- years. She leaves a grief-stricken fore it is too late. We have the latest styles of cards and ner the following: Mr. and Mrs. E. husband, father, mother and two MeKim, Mrs. DeLilah Chaffee, Mrs. sisters. make the latest modern pictures. A. Gould of Detroit and families and More locals on fifth page. Miss Minnie Ross of Detroit. The ladies of the Evangelical Aid New Mounts--Call and see them. I Society have finished their name Bounty on sparrows begins Dec. 1. quilt, containing 49 blocks of ten They must be killed after that date to receive the bounty. Deliver them We also have Picture Frames, and take orders for names each. This w211 be sold at "auction at the Y. P. A. bazaar to be Saturday forenoons during the sea- .~ Crayon Portraits. Prices reasonable. 4, held the week before Christmas. son for killing. ~V. J. Campbell, Twp. Clerk. 11-25- Friends of Mrs. E. W. Keating, who has been ill fo.r several months, For Sale or Rent. will be glad to learn that she is on 2¢0 acres of all improved land and J MAIER. the road to recovery. She had been all under cultivation, located in the unable to walk about the house for Township of Greenleaf. The soil . ~ - , • ~ ~ ~, * , % ~--¢--~-A,..e-m--~-'-~--~--~--~--~ _,_-,--,--,-_,--,--,--,. some time until just recently. is of a heavy clay loam. For more I. W. Hall has purchased a gaso- information call at the Chronicle of- line engine to run the rip saw and rice. 11-25-3- other light machinery in his shop. If Mr. Hall will call at the Chronicle Card of Thanks. TO DAY office, we'll lend him our gasoline Although words cannot express my We offer more wonderful values in dictionary which contains some g~atitude to my friends who so kind- choice epithets which may be used ly assisted me in my accident and when the thing refuses to wOrk. sickness, 1 wish to sincerely thank Women's Long Coats and Rev. Dierlamm conducted the quar- them for the same and especially terly meeting services last Sunday Paul Auslander for his kind hospita- Children's Coats, at at the Evangelical church to the sat- lity. Frank Perry. isfaction of everyone. He was ac- BEST PRICES. quainted with several people here Ladies', men's, boys' and child- and was formerly, a pioneer minister. ren's rubber boots at A. A. Hitch- The best and smartest collection ~hat ever have Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Elliott of No- cock's. II-25-Ip. been offered in city. Also a full Iine of sweater coats a~ vesta entertained the following for A few boys' rubbers left at 50c at a very low price, A large line of L~;dies' Silk Thanksgiving dinner: Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hitchcock's. -11-25-1p. Waists, Dress SkirLs and Underwear" John Krapf, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gal- lather, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Striffler and families, Mr. and Mrs. E. Krapf, Did you say that Higgins is going Ihe Very Best Corset [or Stout People. Mr. and Mrs. Bin% Elliott, Mrs. M. to give away a gold w~ttch? That's M. Schwegler and Leonard Benkel- right; his ad tells the story.

mall. Muting Corset, l lR i ® G * W. GOFF. Those rubber interlined robes at ...... Emil Floto, of Care, has filed pa- ~V. A. Fallis' are the best on the pers in circuit court for divorce from market. 11-25- his wdfe, Sarah. They were marTied Dec. 12, 1898, and have two children. Found a gold bracelet. Owner may He charges cruelty, and recites spe- have same by calling at this office, cific instances vd~en, it is alleged, proving property and paying for tkis she struck him on the head with a notice. 11-25- Mn Farmer, a Chronicle Liner is broom, at home, and at the black- smith shop on another occasion with Ladies' fur coats at A. A. Hitch- a reticule. He charges the use of cock's. 11-25-1p. PA your best salesman. Try abusive epithets, that she locked him out of their home, and that in Kalamazoo buggy, the easy riding one and see. cansequence he had to board at a ho- buggy may be seen at G. W. Gott's. tel.--Caro Courier. 11-18- • ' CASS CiTY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1910. PAGE FIVE.

-~THE~ CASS CITY MARKETS, LOCAL ITEMS. WINDOW SHADE HINT, COMPL[TION 0f Cuss City, Mich., Nov. 23 1910 John Ball spent a part of last week i Business Bringers How They relay Be Renovated With a Buying Price-- .in pontiac. (~asollne Bath. rlNl EOLINTr¥ ilOM[ Wheat No. i white ...... 86 Miss Vida McConnell left Tues- For sale--One Chicago typewriter "Is there nothing t can do for my ExchangeBank Wheat No. 2 red ...... 86 day for Detroit. Continued from first Dage. Rye No. 2. 72 at a very reasonable price. Enquire window sha/;es? They are so dirty I Warren Clark and W. A. Seegar of J. E. Winter. am ashamed to have people see them, vided by an archway in which are Oats ...... 29 left Saturday for a business trip to placed two oak pillars, and all the OI L H, Pinney & Son 1 Barley ...... •...... 1 10 and yet I do~t't know of a single place Alpena. woodwork of the first floor except Beans (new) ...... 1 90 The best wool socks, 25c. The in the city that will clean them." Ed Glover is spending the Thanks- Model. 11-4-4 the kitchen is finished in antique Alsyke ...... • ...... 6 50 7 00 Thus spok~ the anxious housewife to oak and the rooms have oak floors. June or Mammogh ...... 7 00 7 59 giving holiday at his parental home in Lum. Ladies', children's, men's sweat- the window ~hade expert. The win- Large massive Morgan doors finish- Peas ...... 1 O0 ed in the new two-panel style add to ~]oa h,y--xY~ ! mi~n~.I~ 1R 59 ~xr I D~m~v ;~ .~nff~rina• with er coats. The Model. 11-4-4 dow shade expert smiled quietly and No. ~ " ...... 12 0~) throat trouble but is still on deck went to look at the shades. Canvas Gloves. lugs. No. 1 Mixed ...... 11 50 at the depot. They were Hght brown--that indefi- You need a pair these cool morn- The parlor is enhanced in its No. 1 Clover ...... ll 50 nite greenish color like badly made Edward Fitch is still very ill with ings. Buy them at Jones'. 9-16- beauty by a modern mantle and the Capital and Surplus Eggs, per doz ...... 28 typhoid fever, but his brothers, Roy walls of this room and the reception ~tter, per lb ...... 26 and George, are on the road to re- Get furnace and stove repairs early room adjoining are finished in water $50,000 :Potatoes per bu ...... 25 covery. colors--the ceilings .in a. pale green Fat cows, live weigh~, per lb ...... 3 3½ Bigelow can supply them for any Mr. and Mrs. Sam'l Dodge and Mr. and the side walls in a dark green. Steers, " " ...... 3½ 4½ mak6: and Mrs. Geo. Mills moved to the The dining room is finished in a sim- Fat sheep, .... • ...... 3 4 Pays 4 per cent on time cer- ~farm Thursday which Mr. Dodge pur- ilar manner with a cream ceiling Lambs, " " ...... 5 6 Mellotone makes beautiful, wash- chased recently from C. W. Hulburt. able walls. N. Bigelow & Sons. and the side walls in fawn and terra tificates of deposit. Hogs, , ...... 6½ cotta. Dressed hogs...... 9½ The Cass City Dance Club spent an enjoyable evening at Doerr's hall Listen! The second floor contains five Dressed beef ...... 7 8 sleeping apartments all welt lighted, Safety Deposit Boxes for rent C~alves...... 6 7 Tuesday. Music for the occasion was Jones wants your butter and eggs. furnished by McKanlass of Port Hu- Highes~ prices, cash or trade. 6-10- which with but one exception, are at one dollar a year. Chickens ...... 8 10 furnished with roomy closets. The IMlekS ...... 10 12 ron. 5-A blankets and robes direct from woodwork here is finished in white t~eese ...... ~...... 8 lC The funeral of Ben Chapman, aged enamel. A stairway from this floor r~urkeys ...... 14 7 years, was held at his parental the manufacturer to the dealer can be seen at G. ~V. Golf's. 11-18- leads to a large attic which will be Hides green ...... 7 home in Austin tow~nship on Friday of practical use as a store room. Edward Pinney, Cashier. SELLING PRICE--ROLLER )[ILLS. morning and interment was made in While building the residence, Mr. Elkland cemetery. Men's rubber boots at A. A. Hitch- White Lily, per cwt ...... 2 50 cock's. $3.50. 11-25-1p. Spence made all arrangements for a Economy, " ...... 1 75 The governor will, call a special furnace and the installation of one LOSE VOICES. Fanehon, " ...... 3 l0 election in the twenty-first district For Sale. can be nmde without any inconven- TWO G~old Rim, " ...... 3 10 to fill the vacancy caused by the Livery, first class in every respect ience to mechanic or members of the Gralmm, " ...... 2 50 death of Senator Fox. Governor with or without automobile. Will household. Vassar Ladies Suffer From Effects (~ranulated meal" ...... 2 25 Warner is in the east and will not re- sell reasonable. Robt. Lowery, Har- The carpenter work on the new Feed, gPONOE-THE COLORED SHADE WITH GAS()- of Fumigation. " ...... 1 40 turn to the state until next week. bor Beach, Mich. 11-18 residence was under the supervision Meal, ,, ...... 1 65 The smallpox epidemic has resulted LINE. of Keating &Glover, the mason work Bran, " ...... i in having all the laundry agencies Bigelow's Dry Cells are always mustard--and quite prominent on their by James Henry, and the inside Miss Rhea Peck, a telephone oper- ]~iddlings, " ...... 1 50 on" the P., O. & N. from Clifford to fresh. broad surface were spots of grease painting and decorating by Thomas ator employed by the Valley company Oil meal, " ...... 2 00 Caseville send their "wash" to the Cross & Son. Mr. and Mrs. Spence at Vassar, remained at the switch ~lu~en meal, " ...... 1 50 and streaks left by rain that had care- Robinson Laundry here .... Chas. and O. 1. C. Swine. are highly pleased with the work of board while the room in which she Cottonseed meal" ...... 1 75 lessly been allowed to enter and the his force have been putting in some Stock of all ages for sale. Harry all these gentlemen. was working was fumigated and lost Buckwhea~ Flour" ...... 3 50 accumulated dust of many months. overtime. Crandell, 21~ miles ~/2 her voice from the effect of the dis, Corn ...... 65 north and ...... A Grand Trunk physician came on "In the first place," began the win- WONDERFUL SCENT. infectants. Specialists say she may Corn Flakes ...... 1 50 mile east of Cass City. I0-7-6p. the morning train from Pontiac on dow shade expert, "you should never never again be able to speak audib- Chicken fee4 whea~ ...... 90 Wednesday to vaccinate employes on Clothes bars at Bigelow's. have let your shades get like this. ly. S~It, per bbl ...... 85 Deckervillites Develop Keen Scent the P., O. & N. division. Station They should have been brushed with Mrs. Oma Lee is the second vic- ~If meal ...... 3 00 for Peppermint. agents were treated on the trip north Don't forget that Jones has the a feather duster every day and with a tim of fumigation at Vassar to lose .... her voice. The health officer was and section hands on the return trip. IDEAL line of shirts and overalls, dry mop whenever the room was The G. T. agent at St. Johns was fumigating her house where her swept. The childi'en's fingers should When H. V. Adams appeared in reported a smallpox victim Wednes- We buy poultry every day in the Deckervilte on the village lecture children had recovered from a mild day. week. Harry Young. 9-23- have been kept off them here, where course he prefaced his lecture with case of diphtheria. On refusing to Cass W. S. Wixson has received a copy these little dots of grease are, near the statement that, as most people leave the house while fumigation of a Denver paper which gives a Buy Them Quick! the hem. And the windows should had some hobby of their own, he was was in progress, the disinfectant was good picture and a column writeup • While they last. Empty barrels, have been watched during storms and no exception to the rule, and that too strong for her lungs and vocal chords. The physician believes her to the election of his brother's wife, 3 for 25c at Jones' 10-14- shut as soon as the rain came in their his particular hobby was a pepper- City voice may be restored. Mrs. Helen Marsh Wixson as state direction. mint test of the circulation of air in superintendent of public instruction. Fresh groceries always at Mrs. the room. He took from one of his "But now the mischief is done; and With the exception of one regent Parker's. I0-28: pockets a small vial and emptied its Buy the genuine wail trunk at Fal- BanR. and one justice of the supreme court, we must set about remedying it. contents upon the floor of the plat- lis'. Others have imitations. 11-25- Mrs. Wixs~]l was the only success- Highest price paid for butter and First," and she suited the action to the form, saying it was essence of pep- Money to loan on Real ful candidate on the Republican tic- eggs at Mrs. Parker's. 10-28- word, "take down your shade, care- permint, and that the audience ought ket. Her opponent was also a woman fully remove the tacks with a tack to be able to detect its odor in about Estate. and her success was due very largely 100-Acre Farm For Sale. drawer and lay it flat and unrolled on one and a half minutes, and recluest- tak- or rent, one mile northeast of Gage- ed that each person present indi- 4 per cent interest paid to the'women's clubs of Denver the kitchen table. Now get a basin of ing up the fight and pushing it vig- town known ~s the Brown-Martin Cate that fact by raising his or her on Time Certificate of De- orously.--Caro Cour.ier. farms. R. S. Brown, Gagetown. 8-26- plain gasoline and a sponge and sponge hand, or by a nod of the head, just the shade well, rubbing it hard and posit. Mrs. Sarah Parker Foster, moth- as soon as its odor was detected. Af- Farm For Sale. vigorously. Pay particular attention ter the required minute and a half, A general Banking busi- er of Mrs. N. Bigelow ,died at the home of a daughter in Pontiac Sun- Two 40-acre pieces to be sold to- to the dirt spots, but sponge the shade hands began to go up and heads nod- ness done at liberal rates. day night, btrs. Bigelow has been gether, 3~/~ miles from Kingston° Mrs. all over. ded here and there over the audi- at the bedside of her mother for sev- A. Waller, Kingston, Mich. "When the shade is thoroughly sat- ence, which was rewarded by a Foreign Drafts issued, II-11-3p. "thank you" from the speaker, as eral days and Mr. Bigelow and son, urated wring it out by rolling tightly available in any part of the Samuel, left for Pontiac to attend a sign of recognition that the pre- Money to Loan. and then unrolling and remove any world. the funeral which was held Wednes- ponderating odor of the effusive pep- day. Mrs. Foster was 91 years of The loan business heretofore done further surplus moisture with a dry, permint had at last permeated the Safety deposit boxes for age and was for many years a resi- by Laing & Janes and by O. K. aJnes soft cloth. Then let the gasoline evap- sensitive nostrils of that particular in- for outside parties--collections and rent. dent of Oakland county, coming there orate. It will not take very long, and dividual. Nohting more was thought in 1844. She is survived by three all--have been put into my hands you can occupy the time in washing of the peppermint incident until near for a Lime for care and attention. sons, two daughters, 24 grandchild- off the wocden shade roll with soap the close of his lecture, and when Call on me only. L. I. Wood. 7-1- illustrating the effects of the imagi- i. B. ALII[~, Preprietor. ren and ii great-grandchildren. and water and letting that dry also. nation upon the body, he said he had 6. ~. TOND~L[, Cashier. "As soon as the shade is quite dry TO better our advertise our boys' A Household Medicine. made a test at Sebewaing, where he take another cloth that has not been suits, we will give i0 per cent dis- To be really valuable must show had lectured the night before; that count on all "Hercules" suits. 20 equally good results from each mem- near the gasoline and give the shade there he had poured a bottle of wat- per cent discount on all oth'er makes. ber of the family using it. Foley's a dry rub with long, smooth strokes. er on the floor in front of the plat- The "Hercules" is the best wearing Honey and Tar does just this. And. behold, it is rejuvenated'. form, telling his audience that it suit for boys made. The Model. Whether for children or grown per- "One thing still remains. It is prob- was peppermint, and that within the required time many of them in&ira- sons Foley's Honey and Tar is best ably frayed at the bottom or at least Young work horse for sale. Har- and safest for all coughs and .colds• ted that they smelled peppermint, badly worn• In that case turn it up- and, that as it had worked so well ry Young. ll-ll- L. I. Wood & Co. side down. cut g way the worn edge there, he thought he would repeat Carhart overalls and jackets. The and make a new hem, sewing over the the test in Deckerville. A roar of Model. 11-4-4 Alarming Results. stick. Supply fresh cord and ring, laughter greeted the speaker's ex- Every one knows something of the and there you are--a new shade." posure of this peppermint-circulation Pigs for sale six weeks old. T. serious effects of drink, blkt perhaps hobby, and not a few looked most B. Townsend. 11-4- uncomfortable, and these will proba- he cannot realize the whole evil of in- Thouohts For Housewife. bly go through a strenuous inhaling Want to go hunting? Come and toxication until he reads the sad con- Love covereth a multitude of sins. process hereafter, with a careful con- see G. W. Golf's new and complete sequences cited by Herman R. Tim- and indifference in little things may sideration for specializing as to the line of guns and ammunition, tl-18- low in "Sketches of Southington,-Con- cover up much love. particular brand of odor discovered before they make a public announce- necticut." The two instances quoted If clubs club more nerve force out of Thanksgiving dance at Doerr's hall ment that the very air is charged below are taken from old town rec- you than brain force into you you may Thursday evening, Nov. 2. Allen & with peppermint.--Recorder. some time want to club yourself for Delling. 11-18-2p. ords of the early days of the settle- ment: belonging to clubs. For Over Sixty Years. That 25c Sock is a mover~it's the, "Obadiah Andrus Constabel made When trying to iron out domestic This country has been blessed best value for 25c there is. The complaint that David Culver on the 20 wrinkles have a care that you do not with great prosperity, varied at in- Model. 11-18- of oct. Last past Did Drink Strong scorch out some one's good nature. tervals by panics, after which each Licker to Exses, and was bereaved of Hold up the mirror to nature--that time business was better. During all " New milch cow for sale. Fred the eues of his Reason and understand- is, the nature ~of your husband--and this time we have had on the market Parker. ' 11-4-2 ing and Lims." you cannot always hold down his tend- the finest stock food in the world; ency to hold off from holding you in Harvell's Condition Powders. The Baking Highest market prices paid for "Barker was bereaved and Disab- his confidence. best horse, cattle, sheep, hog and furs. Cass C~ty Fur Co., Gordon Ho- eled in his Speech, ,Tester and behavor." Domestic equilibrium generally de- poultry condition powder ever offered tel. 11-11- for sale. Every particle has a medic- pends on the correct balance of the inal value. Sold everyWhere at 25c whole matrimonial sketch. When the Powder Pajamas. The Model. 11-4-4 per package. J. F. Shear, Beech, atmosphere of love is rarefied by the Mich., writes> "I have used your For the best 10c glove in town, superheating of tempers a cold cur- Harvell's Condition Powders for over Ahsolutel2pure ii see G. W. Goff. 11-18- rent of resentment may flow in to fill ten years and have always found the vacuum, and sometimes the re- them to be just what my horses and ' LET YOUi~-- For home made harnesses see F.A~ sult is a cyclone of indignation fatal cattle needed when out of sorts. They Bliss. 10-28- The Kind You HaveAlways Bought always bring back their appe.tite. My to the affections. Highest in Short tempers and long faces are the stock show the results. Since feed- , CflRISIMAS Girl Fur coats for men and women. All Bears the ing Harvell's Cond2tion Powders to lengths and: all sizes. G. L. Hitch- Signature of rule when you would rule your 'house- our poultry they have not been trou- Leavening To relatives and friends be a por- cock. 11-11- hold with rules. t bled with roupe or cholera and we ~trai~ 0f the little ones in whom The good deed in my head availeth get "lots of eggs. Sold by Wood's • they areso interested. It will be Highest marke~ prices paid for little unless I will put it on foot. Drug Store. Efficiency Method In Her Badness. •appreciated. furs. Cass City Fur Co., Gordon Ho- tel. 11-11- "Why in the world did you try to To secure the best service and evade the payment of duty," He'd Learned the Trick. full attention to detail come now A group of young women connected If you are going to buy a heater, "I expected all the time to pay it," ..'.before the rush. with a church where a popular young come and see the smoke consuming replied the star. Makes clergyman has recently been installed soft coal stove at G. L. Hitchcock's. "But the horrid customs men went 9-23 ...... as assistant recently attended a chris- through your trunks." Hot Breads lheBingham Studio "Of course they did, and found sev- tening at which he officiated. He had Will pay highest market price for eral gowns worth $800 apiece. I great success with the bairnies, whom CASS CITY, MICll, poultry. Will receive same on Mon- Whole- , couldn't have given the figures to the he handled so gently and effectively day and Wednesday of each week. that the girls stopped in at the old O. Auten. 6-24- reporters myself, could I?"--Philadel- sexton's office in the church afterward some phia Ledger. £hfistms £ rds Free For sale--Pigs and shoats. En- and chatted away about it. "Oh, he had to practice a lot with a . No Cheap lrash, g.t 10 " quire of C. W. Heller. 11-11- State of ohiO, City of Toledo, Lu- dummy baby before he got to doing cas County. Beautil.i Ones . Gasoline pumping engine, $42.50. the trick of holding the kid comfort- # Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ,•of1 want to send free to every reader Enquire of G. L. Hitchcock. he ~s senior partner of the titan of F. ably," they were told. "'In the divinity the Chronicle I0 beautiful, import- J. Cheney & Co., doing business 2n school where he studied the students ,ed, embossed, colored Christmas post Chimney, smoke? Bigelow can fix the City of Toledo, County and State had to practice with a rag baby in cards, all different, without any adVer- it. aforesaid, and that said said firm long clothes, so that is the way our ~tising ou them whatever. will pay the sum of One Hundred Dol new assistant got to be so perfect." JEWELRY! I do t~fis because I want people to All kinds of barrels at Jones.' lars for each and every Case of Ca- We sell jewelry, goo d jewelry ~ow the high grade cards I carry at 9-2- tarrh that cannot be cured by the uze too; the kind you can wear with manufacturers' prices. If you prefer of Hall's Catarrh Cure. Pineapple Marmalade. beautiful New Year's Cards say so Thirty new hard coal buurners for FRANK J. CHENEY. Fresh pineapple marmalade is deli- pride. Jewelry for birthdays, when you writ~. All I ask is that you Sworn to before me and subscribed cious with crisp toast. Have you ever weddings, and the best ot send me4 cents in stamps to cover sale by G. L. Hitchcock. 10-21- in my presence, this 6th day of De- tried making this for temporary use postage. Address, C. T. Johnstone, cember, A. D. 1886. :Pres., Dept. 9~7 Rochester, N. Y. from the portions of pineapple not FUR COATS--Better furs for (Seal.) A.W. GLEASON, used when served as a first course? Notary Public. XMAS PRESENTS Stew it, having caref~llly removed ! The Finns. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in- Can be found here in Rich Assortment. the money, why pay the oth- eyes and grated it until tender. Then : The ancient inhabitants of Sweden ternally, and acts directly on the add a pound of sugar to every'pint of The prices are wonderfully less than you mere the Finns, the modern inhabit- er fellow more. The Model. I blo0d and mucous surfaces of the ltsyfltem. Send for testimonials free. fruit and boil until it jellies slightly, would imaoine for such GOOD VALUES. ~nts of Finland. A new and complete line of trunks ~F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. tested in a saucer. To eat quickly less and suit cases can be found at F. [Sold by all Druggists, 75c. boiling is needed, and the flavor is T. L. TIBBALS, ]Take Hall's Family Pills for consti- g_hamberlqin's Co_ughRemdy BIiss.' The best quality for the note delicate. Jeweler and Optometrist. • -. ,~ ~:olds, ~.'zmzp~.nd WhSopinE C0tte3a. least money. II-Ii- I ation. PAGE $1X. CABS CITY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBKR 25, t9~0.

had not aiways been ufiprofitabie. put a lithe money in it, Roland say,~+ "And as for th,.ut," centinued Sam as While Margaret lived (my heart still and of course if he does I'1I be ab]e evenly as if he had net been inter- ached with the memory of her name) to stock up considerable." rupted. "'your proposition was so pre- Sam's business had prospered. She I sighed covertly for him. He l),)sterous that it (,ou!d bare c'?me only had been one of those women who can rubbed, humming a tuneless rhythm fro:l] you all.'] deserved na ~II!SYVOt'. !irise to any emergency in the interest to hiinself. .Bill sinc'e 3"m~ wa~:t it form:lily, sir, of her loved enos. The first to realize "Roland's goin' to write to him it's no." about it." Sam's iml)rovidence and lack of execu- For a l~Ol~}(-'lll l f0,~l rod } ~c, hull "'What invention?" "I asked, incredu- FORTUNE tive ability, she had taken hold of the wOllld have a atm)ke. The back of the business with a firm hand and made it lous. el:air I h~td just vaealed end his stick For Infants and Children. pay--white she lived. Sam put down his bottle of polish alone su!)perted hh:: through that During Marga~'eFs reghne, as I say, and came ronnd the counter, beaming. dumb, terrible tl'ansl;Ork ~le sh(.'ok so NUNTE the shoo had thrived. Sam had few ill Nothina" pleases him better than an op- ¢ wishers in Radvi!!e. The trade came portunity to exhibit some one of his to see the chair break beneath him. } his way. Then Betty was born, and innumerable models. "I'll show you, There was insanity ~,.~ iris eyes. When Margaret died. Homer," he volunteered cheerfnlly, } Novelized by finally he was able to ar',.:iculate it Always Bought ,} Most of this I have on hearsay. ! shuttling over to his workbench. I=Ie was in broken gasps. aLCOUO~ 3 PP+R c~T~ } left Radvitie shortly after their mar- rasped a match over its surface and "I don't believe it," he stammered. A~etablePreparatbnf0rAs.:! LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE riage and did not return until some } applied the flame to a small gas brack- "It's a lie! I don't believe it. It's simila/in~ ae F00~[a~R@i!a, months after Margaret's burial. By Bears the } From the Play o~he et fixed to the wall. A strong rush of madness. The girl wouldn't be so tin~ the Stomacilsaad2owels 0f :+ that time the shop had begun to show ) Same Name b~ gas extinguished the match, and he mad.'" signs of neglect. Its stock was deci- turned the flow half off before trying "What is it, father?" mated, its trade likewise. Sam was Signature I WtNCHELL SMITH again. This time the vapor caught I don't know which of us three was struggling with his inventions more and settled to a steady brilliant fame the most startled by that simpte ques- fiercely than ever--seeking forgetful- as white as and much softer than tion in Betty Graham's voice. Sam, ness, i always thought. The business of } Copyrigkt, |~10. by Win,hell ~th at all events, showed the least sur- was allowed to take care of itself. He acetylene. } and Loui~ Joseph Vance had always a serene faith in his to- "There!" he said in triumph. '%Vhat prise. The old colonel wheeled to- NoT NAR C OTIC. morrows. d'ye think of that, Homer?" ward the back 'of the stere, his jaw "Why," I said. "I didn't know you dropping and his eyes protruding as 4N'ow, the little shop had been far dis- 2?ec#eaE Old ~W~,l'F~ had an acetylene plant." though he were confronted with a CHAPTER V. tanced by the competition of Sothern ~. #b Seed" ghost--as, a way, he was. Even HE next morning I went ot~t for & Lee. It was twem:y years behind "No more have I. Homer." in Mlg,fe.uaa + } a walk. I lingered a moment the times, as the saying 'is. Small. "But what is that, then?" I demand- I had been S:I"" U'.':~'" by ~.h:lt st!'ange, ~achelle&ff s- heartrending similarity to her moth- .~'se ~eed * o In outside Sam Graham's old and darksome, dreary and dingy, it served ed. ~m. int- T much neglected drug" store, chiefly as a living room for Sam, his "It's my invention," he returned er's tone, and even I tren:l,led a little I~rm Seed- ~thinking of the change that had come daughter and his cronies as well as proudly. "I've been workin' on it two to hear that voice, as it seemed, from CledlPedS~g~ . over it since the death of Margaret for his wor~gshop. He had a bench and years, Homer, and only got it goin' be3"ond the grave. Graham, Betty's mother, for, despite a ramshackle lathe in one corner, yestiddy. It's goin' to be a great thing, Betty stood at the foot of the stair- , Use Its out of the way location, the shop where yon might be sure to find him I tell you." case. Alarmed by the noi,:e of the futilely pottering at almost any hour. "But what is it, Sam?" cotonel's raging, she had stolen down, Worms £onvalsions;Feveriski He owned the little building--or that "Iffs gas from crude petroleum, unhe'trd by any of us. And in that hess audLoss oF S~v. i r Over Nature makes the cures portion of it which it were a farce to Homer. See!" he continued, indicat- moment I realized as never before term the e~uity above the mortgage-- ing a tank beneath the bench which that the girl had more of he- mother FacS~uite Signature 0i~ after alt. and Betty hept house for him in three seemed to be connected with the rooms above the store. bracket by a very simple system of Thirty Ysars Now and then she gets I pushed the door open and entered. piping, broken by a smaller, cylindrical NEW YORK. into a tight place and He looked up with his never failing tank. "Ye put the oil in there---just smile of welcome and a wave of his crude as it comes out of the wells, needs helping out. hand. Homer. It don't need refinin', and it "Howdy. Homer[ Come in. Well, runs through ~his and down here to Things get started in well, I'm glad to see you. Sit down. this, where it's vaporized--much the I that ehMr there by the stove think same's they vaporize gasoline for auo Exaeg C~py~------~fWrappe~o ''ASTORIA ,he wrong direction. wilt hold together under you." tymobile engines, ye know--and then "What are you doing, Sam?" I it just naturally tows up to the brack- Something is needed to asked. et, and there ye are.", "Fixin' up the sody fountain. "It's wonderful, Sam," said I, won- check disease and start Meant to ge~. it workln' last month, dering if it really were. the system in the right Homer. b'dt somehow I kind of for- I "And the best part of it is the econ- got." omy, Homer. A gallon will tun one direction toward health. He rubbed away briskly at the sin- jet six weeks, day in and out. And Hol;&y G f,+ gle faucet which protruded above the simple to install. I tell ye"-- Scott'sEmulsion of counter, lathering it briskly with a "Have you got it patented yet?" 'metal polish thqt smelled to heaven. "Yes, siree[ Took out patents just as Cod Liver Oil with hypo- "Do much sody trade. Sam?" soon as it struck me how simple it 'ud He paused, passing his worn old be--more thai: two years ago. Only, phosphites can do just fingers reflectively across a chin of course, i k took time to work it out this. just right, specially when I l~ad to V Silver is the first stop now and then 'cause I :eeded thought when considering glh,~ It strengthens the money for materials. But it's al:l: right now, Homer; it's all right now." for any season or occasion. No more nerves, feeds famished tis- "And you say Roland Barnette's writ- graceful compliment can be extended than ing to some one in New York about an offering of rich, silver elegan~ in~ design, per., sues, and makes r~c}: i:t ?" fect i~ tazfe and in the' newest ~apes.. "Yes; he promised he would. I ex- bloodo plained it to Roland, and he seemed ' XS Y20~ SAL~ BY ALL DRUGGIgT$ real int'rested. He's kind, very kind." I was inclined to doubt this and 1847ROG[RS BR0So,,,, Send 10e., name of patter and this t~cl. for o:~ + would probably have said something" beautiful Savings }3"n:k and Child's Sketch-Book ~ach bank contains a Good Luck Penny. to that effect had not a shadow cross- is the mark which represents the-highest perfec- ~¢OTT +2~ BOWNE, 4()9 Pearl St., New Y~z.~: ing" the window brought me to my feet tion in silver plate.. With this imprint ca every in consternation. But before I could article you can tiuy 0 do more than rise Colonel Bohun had ~+ :. =~~ flung" open the door and stamped in. ~Sil~er Plate that ~Vears" He stopped short at sight of me, mis- as safely as an expert. This stamp aLo gun.r+, B guided by his nearsighted eyes, and ~ antees that each piece is perfect in ar :tiaie I ~.I~ singled me out with :: threatening ~.'~w~ design and finish. ~j Are Your Coat Pockets wave of his heavy stick. ~X Sold by leading dealers every- ] "Well, sir," he snar!ed, 'Tve come , "~ ! for nay answer. Have you sense enough in your addled pate to under- stand that, man? I've come for my answer[" SAM; GRAHAM. "And may have it, whatever it may snowy with a stubble of neglected be, for all of me," I told him. beard. "No." he allowed thoughtfully, His face flushed a deeper red. "Oh, NH~ IIA~ STOI~EN I)OWN UNIIIEAI~D. it's only you, is it, Littlejohn? I took "not so much as we used to now that you for that fool Graham in this dirty in her than lay in that marvelous re- Sothern & Lee 're got this newfan- production of Margaret Graham's dark hole. Where is he?" gled notion of puttin' ice cream in a t°oice. As she waited .there one de Like Or I looked to Graham, and he followed nickel glass of sody. Most of the ;tooted in her pose something of her ttae direction of my gaze to the work young folks go there now, but still I This? This? bench, where Sam stood with his back mother's quiet dignity, in her eyes l get a call nov,: and then, and every to it, his worn hands folded quietly more than a little of M-tr':2;;~re+t'.e ~'~. little bit helps." He rubbed on fe- beret6 him. He seemed a little whiter edy. Of Margaret's beauty I saw OU never have sag- rociously for a moment. "Course I'd than usual, I thought, and perhaps it scant trace, I own, but iu those days ging, disreputable do more. likely, if I carried a bigger ! was only my fancy that made him ap- my eyes were blinded by the signs of line of favors." pear to tremble ever so~ slightly, for he overwork and insufficient nourish- ~ coat pockets to be "How many do you carry?" was quite calm and self possessed--so ment that marred her young features "One." he admitted--with a sigh, "va- by the hopeless dowdiness of her gar ALl:! much so that I realized for the first AUCIION S ashamed of, when nilly." time there was another man in Rad- meats. While I filled lay pipe he continued vtlle besides myself who did not fear Abruptly she Inoved swiftly tother you wear Clothcraft to rub yew industriously. 5tri[fler McCul0u0h, Auctioneers old Colonel Bohun. father's side and slipped her hand into Clothes. The non+sag- "Why don't you get more?" "l'm here, colonel." he said quietly. his. "What is it, father?" she repeat- He flashed me one of his pale, genial "What is it you wish?" ed, eying Colonel Bohun coldly. ging pocket is one Of the smiles. "I'm thinkin' of it, Homer, The colonel swung on him, shaking "Why, Betty," he said, tremulous-- goon's I get some money in--next With passion. But ha held his tongue "why, Betty, your grandfather here I will sell the following property at Auc- details that give Cloth- week, mebbe. There's a man in H' ~as been kind enough to offer to tak~ until i~e ba¢t mastered himself semis, tion at my barn, Nocks south of Opera craft Clothes their peer- what, a feat of self restraint o~ h~ you and educate you and make a lady part over which I marvel t¢} this day. ot you. and--and we were just talking House, Cass City, on less perfection. "You know well, Graham," he said it over, dear--just talking it over:" "Do you mean that?" she flung presently. "You got my lettee--th, e 1.e~- at The same difference be- Bohuu. ter I wrote you a week ago2" tween Clothcraft and ordi- "Yes," said Sam, with a start of eom~ He straightened up and held himself well in la.afld. "Is it the first you have nary clothes is found in the preheusion. "Yes, I got it." Saturday, Nov. 26 ."Then why the devil maa, don't heard of it'?" non-breakable coat front--- "YeK" She looked inquiringly at you answer it?" + at ~:oo po mo the linings--the trimmings-- Sam's apologetic smile sweetened hi~ her father. •'Why didn't you tell her?" Bohun the snug fitting collar--in face. "Why," he said haltingly, "I'm 20 horses from 2 yrs old up Horse rake persisted harshly. "Were you afraid?" sure I meant no offense; but, you see, every point of clothes merit. "No." Sam shook his head slowly. Span of mules, wt 2000 Pea puller I'm a very busy man. I forgot it." "I wasn't afraid, but it was unneees- "The devil you forgot it! D'ye ex- 2 heavy farm wagons 2 sets of bob sleighs Pure AIl-Woo! absolutely sary. You see, Betty, Colonel kiohun pect me to believe that, man?" guaranteed by the maker, an d is willing to do all this for you on sev- Box and rack Feed cooker "I'm afraid you'll have to." eral conditions. You must leave me by us--in the fashionable Bohun was speechless for a moment Gravel box Disc Set of heavy harness and never see me again. You mustn't shades and weaves'S10 to stricken dumb by a second seizure of even recognize me should we meet 2-Horse cultivator Set of light driving harness fury. But again he calmed himself. $25. Wool lasts. Wool keeps upon the street. You must change "Very well; I'll swallow that inso- 3 1-horse+cuJtiv:ators Roller 2 sets single harness your name to Bohun and never permit its style and shape as long a~ lence for the present"-- yourself to be known as Betty Gra- you wear the suit. You never "It wasn't meant as such, I assure"-- Spring toothed drag Top buggy Open buggy ham. Then you must"-- "Don't interrupt me! D'you hear? had all these things guaranteed "Never mind, daddy, dear," said the Express wagon I've come for my answer. Yes, I've Spike toothed drag girl. "That is enough. I know now. to you before. Why should come down to that, Graham. If you 1 understand w~hy you never told me. Bean puller Mower Fanning mill .you look any farther ? can't accord me the common courtesy It's impossible. Colonel Bohtln knew of a written reply I've come to hear it that when he made the offer, of from your mouth." course. He made it simply to harass Sam nodded thoughtfully. "Mebbe," you, daddy. It's his revenge." he said, "you forget you have failed TERMS: All sums of $5 and under. Gash; over "And that's your answer, miss?" J. Cr0sby Son to accord me the common courtesy of that amount 12 months' time will be given on good O, snapped the colonel, livid with wrath. any sort of communication whatever Cass City's Shoe and Men. "I would not," she told him slowly, i~pproved endorsed nerves bearing 7 per cent. interest. Clothing for twenty years, Colonel Bohun. "accept a favor from you, sir, if I were Even+ when my wife, your daughter, starving." died you ignored my message asking Bohun drew himself up. ?'Then you to her ftmerai." 'I'LL SHOW YOU, HONER.' starve," he told her and walked out "Be silent.,"' screamed the colonel. el othcra of the shop. C@ F. KOWLES, Ill A.~oolClo~ York that mebbe can be lnt'rested "Do you think I'm here to bandy one of my inventions, Roland Bar- words with you, fool? I demand my [To ~m CO,WT~rU~.a.] ~ette says. Mebbe he'd-be willin' to answer." PROPRIETOR.

.+ ( CASS CiTY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1910. PAGE sEVEN.

W. C. T: U. NOTES. A Re-enforced Stocking. A RUN~WAY HORSE. A stocking that fills a tong felt want Impossible For Him to Take the Bit Why Should a Church Member Be- amouR" small boys. scrutiwomen and Between His Teeth. lo;~ to ~he W. C. T. U.? other persons who spend a great deal The runaway horse in story books. of time on their knees is that designed by a woman. This stocking is made as in most of the veracious and detail- "Do not the regular lines of church with a transyersety ribbed gore on the ed accounts given in the daily press, work suffiently include work for tem- knee that will stand many times the invariably "takes the bit between his perance? ~Vhy should a busy church teeth" as a preliminary measure. It amount of weqr and tear that the member belm:g .to the Woman's would be interesting to know how he knee of an ordinary stocking" will. Christian Temperance Union? We does this. He obviously cannot get it :: "1 between his molar teeth tgrinders) an. answer for we belong. less both his cheeks are slit up from 1. Because'we believe that the sa- the corners of his mouth, and if the loon and its allies are the greatest cheek strap~ be the right length it is obstacles which lie in the way of the equaiiy imi)ossioie for him to go{ it triumph o~ Gl~rlst an(l JXIS ctlurcn lIl down to the level of his incisors mip- hte world. The open saloon is block- pars), and there are no teeth in be- ading the highways along which must tween! Thus perishes another hoary come the King in his beauty and His headed superstition' triumphal reign cannot he ushered in What does happen is that through until the dram shop is cleared away Having rented my farm, ! will sell the following prop= ~teady~ unremitting tension on the and institutions for man's elevation reins" the bars of his mouth become are substituted. The altar's of our erty at Auction, 3 miles north and mile east ~umbed and impervious to pain. This church are pitably devoid of young enables him to sei his jaw firmly, put men, and the pitfalls of v.ice in our of Shabbona, miles south and large cities are crowded with them. the whole weight of his head on the Thus they are drawn farther and bit and successfully resist anything farther away from purity, the infIu- mile west of Wnckwar , on short of one horsepower at the~other .enee-.of..,a.mothe~:s,~:~~yers and tile W end Of ~he reins. This is the reason restraining and helpful ordinances of why (when run away with one should the church. nevei-try to recover control by steady 2. We belong because there is a stullifying lethargy on the part of l 2J I pulling, but should always use short. ~harp pulls with Intervals of complete the average church member regard- THE RIBBED KNEECAP. ing the evils of tthe saloon and a O relaxation between them. Tuesd, ay, N ov disposition to evade responsibility. 9th b, bove the calf the stocking is ribbed Although it is always advisable to The male members especially can longitudinally, while the gore section drive a new horse, temporarily at least, apparently see no connection be- l~s ribbed crosswise and is made of AT ~:oo O'CLOCK 5HARP: with the bit to which he has been ac- tween prayersi:and polities, for with heavier material, more closely knit. customed, provided that he goes satis- bowed head and bonded knee they The small boy who will go through an [actorily in it, it is never safe to as: pray, "Thy Kingdom come, thy will ordinary stocking the first time he puts Bay horse 7 yrs old Hay rake Weeder Scraper same that it is the best possible one be done on earth as 'tis in heaven;" and then on election day vote to li- it on can crawl around and climb for him. This assumption: which is Broadcast seeder cense Hell upon earth. I wonder trees in this kind for many a day be- Brood mare with foa|, ~3 yrs old general, is responsible for much trou- how many of them really expect fore the knee gives way. Even then ble that might be obviated. It is sur- yr old colt Yearling ~-horse cultivator Christ to license the open saloon and a new piece can be set in which will prising to note how complete and rad- grogshop in Heaven where His Will look and feel much better than patch- ical a change of bit may be made, not will be done. Consequently in view Sucking colt Hog One-horse cultivator es. For working women who have to only with impunity, but with advan- of this the m'oused and consecrated on their knees, as in scrubbing up ~3 shoa~s, 40 lbs each Section grinder ~r~ndstone tage, if only the change be in the right worker for souls must organize, agi- go direction.--Outing Magazine. tate and cry aloud in behalf o "the floors and the like, stockings of this Set of spike tooth harrows slain of the daughters of my people." design w411 be found not only econom- Deeri~g bi~der The old, old story, told times with- It is not enough that we offer a ical, but comfortable. l~cCormick mower, 6 ft. cut American cream separator out number, and repeated over and prayer occasionally for the down- over again for the last 36 years, but fail of the drink traffic; not enough Set of double harness that we have quarterly temperance Will Promote Beauty. Thomas hay loader it is always a welcome story to those Women desiring beauty get wonder- in search of health--There is noth- S. S. lessons, and once or twice a Corn planter Hay knife year a good temperance sermon; not ful help from Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Thomas hay redder ing in the world that cures coughs It banishes pimples, skin e~'aptions, and colds as quickly as Chamber- enough that the church periodically a~d sores and boils. It makes the skin Pair trucks, box and rack Large kettle Forks, hoes~ lain's Cough Remedy. Sold by L. I. pass strong, resolutions against the soft and velvety. It glorifies the face. Wood & Co. sale of .intoxicating liqtiors. All numerous other articles these are good, but radical evils must Cures sore eyes, cold sores, cracked Pair scales, 5oo lbs lips, chapped hands. Best for burns, Her Birthmark. have radical remedies, and the rank scalds, fever sores, outs, bruises and "I hear," said the count, "thst y~)u and file of our churches are so con- servative and slow to adopt any such piles. 25c at L. !. Wood & Co.'s. are going to marry an American girl measures. who has a birthmark." 3. ~We belong, because, while the "Yes," replied the marquis, "the re- ~vil of the saloon is almost univer- Candlepower of 8u~ and 8tars. TERj S: All sums of $5,00 and under, Cash over that amount port is true." sally acknowledged by the churches, Mr. Nordmann, who has recently yet there are weapons which must be estimated the light and heat of the "I hope she is not badly disfigured." wielded against vT/e saloon before it sun and the stars by a new method, 12 months' time on good approved endorsed notes at 7o/6 Jnterest "Not a bit, my dear fetlow. For can be abolished which now canp.ot has presented to the Paris Academy of your enlightenment i will make a be freely advocated under the aus- Sciences Some interesting figures con- pices of the church without dissen- drawing of her birthmark. It is like cerning the intrinsic luminosity of this--$."--Chicago Record-Herald. sion, which would be deplorable to many even of our own white ribbou- those bodies. He shows that the light ors. The church has not washed its of .the sun is equal, for each square De Nany school children suffer from hands from complicity w.ith the sa- centimeters of its surface there are 1 I TAVI$H, Prop. constipation, which is often the cause loon; for while declaring "that the about two and a half centimeters in an of seeming stupidity at lessons. liquor traffic cannot be legal.ized Inch), to the combined light of 319,- Chamberla.in's Stomach and Liver without sin," .a majority ~ of the vo- 000 standard candles. But there are F. E,I'ILER , Cleric. Tabiets are an ideal medicine to ting membership sanction .its per- other suns intrinsically much bright- give a child, for they are mild and petuation by their ballots, thereby in- er than ours. Vega and Sirius pos- gentle in their effect, and will cure suring to the traffic hte protecttion sess for each square centimeter of even chronic constipatJon. Sold by L. of the government. In John's sec- I. Wood & Co. ond epistle we read, "He that bid- their surfaces the luminosity of no deth him godspeed is partaker of his less than 6,000,000 candles. On the Politely Put. evil deeds." Does not government other hand, the luminosity of the great "Jtnks told Bangs he was a harp Hcense bid godspeed to the saloon? reddish star Aldebaran is equivalent struck by lightning." It is clear to us that the liquor traf- to only 22,000 candles a square centi- "Where's the point?" fic must be outlawer by the vote • of meter, and that of the small star Rho "lt took quite a using up of gray the church, but these subjects can- Persel to no more than 4,000 candle~. matter for Bangs to discover that not be freely discussed under her ~Youth's Companion. auspices without a l~itiful outcry of 3inks had called him a blasted liar." political preaching, restriction of --Baltimore American. man's personal liberty, etc. Both Speedy and Effective. 4. We belong because the W. C. This indicates the action of Foley T. U. wipes out denominational lines Kidney Pills as S. Parsons, Battle in christian work against this com- Creek, Mich., illustrates: "I have mon foe to all, and realizes the Sa- boon afflicted with a severe case of Chic'ao0 [xcursion viour's prayer that "they all may be kidney and bladder trouble for which L. O. T. M. M. I found no relief until I used Foley "" The Original Order" one." This blending of women at the mercy seat has brought to them Kidney Pills. These cured me entire- 0 • • "*~ ly of all my ailments. I was troubled Provides Maternity, Old Age, Death, such a reveiation of the ~rIoly Spir- U. 5. Land and I rrlgatlon Expo., 4 it's power, such depths of love and with backaches and severe shooting Disability and Hospital Benefits for pains with annoying urinary irregu- peace and joy that they are con- larities. The steady use of Foley Members. scious that his favor crowns their I~dney Pills rid me entirely of all my Nov. 19=-Dec. 4- work and that "He will finally sub- former troubles. They have my high- $5,000,00~.00 Paid Gut in Benefits due all enemies under H.is feet." est reeommendat.ion." L.I. Wood $7~,~00.8B ia Banks 5. We baling because the mission- ary work of all churches is handi- & Co. capped in foreign countries by the International Live 5rock Expo. rum sent out from this and other so Necessarily. !i• + L @o T. NL called christian lands, to the natives "is this phonogral)h a good one?" whom our missionaries are making ev "It speaks for itself, sir."--Lippin- :i .... Nov. 26o=Dec. 3. ,:i: +* cry sacrifice to reach and save. Con- cott's. tracts are made w,ith citizens of this country to send thousands of gallons 1 ¢* of ruin per day,to the Free States of the Congo that gain may come into ¢ Er.zEgNG$ the unsantified coffers of the ram trade. Mrs. Mary Leavitt, our first A New Way of Usin~ Dates round the world missionary, found 223,li[i's..f eazed ~JIc]ienzie Hill, Edilor of Via Grand Trunk .-'**° whole villages drunk w.ith rum ~ent tAe 2?oslo~z Cooking School ~Iagazine from christian England and United The value of dates as a food is hardly States, when she arrived with her a.~preciated. They are wholesome, message of gospel purity and peace, 7 nutritious, and when used in K C Date God have pity, for the blood of these Muffins, make a recipe that is ap- Railway System .e natives is yet upon our garments. t-reciated,by'the entire family. 6. We belong because the \¥. C. T. U. stands for the ecclesiastical ~tlHROATANI)tU~ emancipation of woman. "Go quick- ly and tell his disciples that he is risen from the dead," said the angel to the woman: They are preaching the risen Christ as effectively as any on vChom holy hands have been laid in ordination by the church. Who O I . :~ that ever hea~ our sainted Mary T. .• $1005 @ Lathrap can doubt that she was K C Date ~uf~Ir, s Og. *:°-:. ADVi Z. called of God to preach the gospel? ,~ -, g. ¢@ • "=- @ And yet the church she loved and l eAg; ~ cup ~nilk; 2 cz~;bsJTouG" 3 #vel :From a physician of 52 years' experience honored refused to recognize official- in colleges, sanatoriulns and general prac- #as;booouls A1 C ~'aking Powder," tice. Weak, nervous men, regain your ly that call because she was a, wo- tea@oo~zful sal# sea,z[ ~ 1bo:~nd dales. strength and vigor. man . I fully believe that thousands So great was my sympathy for weak men Cream the butter, add the sugar and •* All trains Nov. eS, e9, , in the early years of my experience that I of souls, who are now untouched, have made it a special study, and formu- would be reached and saved annually the egg, beaten light. Sift together lated two prescriptions, one for men under three times, the flour, baking powder 50 and one for men over 50 years of age. if our churches would but acknqv¢- 30 and Dec. J, Return limit ." In my declining years, I want every man ledge and officially recognize God's and salt; add these to the first mixture, to have the benefit of my long years of alternately with, the milG beat careful study, research and long experience. call to women to preach the gospel. I am now 73 years old and" as strong and In the limited space at my com- thoroughly and add the dates, stoned • Dec. 5, n9 o. For further in- ":" vigorous as at 40 and the rest of my life mand I have only been able to hint and cut in pieces. To bake, ha;e a will be spent in aiding suffering, manhood. slow oven until the muffins double in I realize thatx my time is short, but will do at a few of the good reasons why all in my power to aid men and women who christian women should belong to the bulk, then increase heat to bake and formation consult 4 are helpless and seeking relief, I know W. C. T. U. Oh women, heed God's brown quickly, l~Iuffins baked this way there has been a great many disappointed will be light, appetizing and more when they thought relief in their grasp, but call to you. Join our ranks and in let me send you my free prescription and addition to your church work, work easily digested. booklet of private lectures to men which .is This is only one of the many appetiz- lhe result of study since I began lecturing for him along the lines of prohibition to student classes, way back in '71. Since and woman's emancipation. "This ing recipes found in the K C Cook's that time I have cured many cases that ought to do and not to leave the Book. are now pleased to recommend me. ~OU NEED ~l[I). Let me help you to re- other undone."--'Written by Jen- The wonderful ~ C Cook's Book is W J DEMPSEY, AGENT ,*- $ gain your former standing among men. In nie Leek-Hutchinson of Deford and substantially bound and printed in nine short, let me assist, you to be yourself once read at the District Convention of colors, contains ninety tested and easily- l~loTe. made recipes by Mrs. Janet McKenzie Jf you are suffering from failing memory, the W. C. T. U. at Kingston Oct. tame back or weakened manhood or nervous 28. Hill, of the world famons Boston Cook- di~eulties, LET ME SEND YOU A RECIPE ing School Magazine. in a plain sealed envelope that you can use in your own home. I am confident that you Lame back comes on suddenly and You can secure a copy FREE by send- will thank me every day in your life after is extremely painful. It is caused by ing the colored certificate packed in 25- ym~ have tested it for yourself. cent cans of K C Baking Powder to the T~ke adva~t~e of this offer NOW before it rheumatism of the muscles. Quick re- is too late. Address me personaUs. lief is afforder by cling Chambery- JAQu~ lyIF~ Co., Chicago. DR. ANDREW B. ~PINNEY, !ain's Liniment. Sold•by L. I. Wood Be sure to :w~te name and address W. Adams Ave., Detroit, Mich. & Co. plainly, ao PAGE EIGHT. CASS CITY CHRONICLE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1910. i _ ...... " ~ L t NOVESTA HUNTERS BAG GAME. DECEMBER JURORS. tA VERY FOOLISH SHABBONA. CUSTOM OF LADIES W. B. Hicks and Sam'l Powell Get Term Begins Tuesday, Dec. 6, Jurors Leslie •Phillips has bought Jas. McDonald's farm. Big Bear and Deer. Notified to Appear Wednesday. Continued fronl first :D~e. the origin of the very foolish custom Mr.~ and Mrs. A. Cross of Cuss Special Sale Circuit court will convene Tues- of ladies retaining their head-cover- City visited her parents, Mr. and (Special to the Chronicle.) Mrs. Z. Tewksbury. Roscommon, Nov. 16--W. B. Hicks day, December 6, and the following ing in public meeting places, particu- A. Tewksbury and family of King- ..... and Samuel Powell of Novesta have jurors have been drawn and notified larly in church? Of course Saint ON been enjoying themselves the past to appear WednesdaY, December 7: Paul did say something about this ston v,isited his uncle, J. Tewksbu- • week in the pure air of Roscommon Almer~Alton Knowles imatter and if that is the orig.in of lry, the latter part of the week. as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Arbela--Elijah Spencer [ the practice , it ought now to be Elder Davis• of ' Ubly preached the abandoned as Paul'S recommendation ~-.~s~ -a ~ Of the ..... Lewis and hunting deer.. So far Akron~G. D. Kaven ~ ...... _ ._ Iu" L p rL week every evening they have landed a fine large bear Columbia~Bent Applebee /was written oemre ~ne any or ~ne in fh~ I, D .~ ohm-oh Dayton~Eli Randall ~twentieth century hat. That other in-" ""~"~ ~" Y'.Y" ~'~'~'~; .... and one deer. !.3unctlon...... for the women to "keep sl-~_ ~ar ~ ann. . ~v~rs"..: r~ w .-..~mers spen~ Mr. Hicks has been in very poor Denmark~August Krueger Boys' Suits I lenc ~' .... churches" has lon ~ since i'rnanKsglvmg.a~ ~ne ta~er's paren- Elkland--=William D. Striffler health for some time suffering from been~ d~sregarded as the attendance I talhome~n i~lg Rap~ds~ ..... ~-~_^ h ...... "~ thought ~. l ai: any prayer meeting wait arm°n" l ~u pruuu par~ ot a any, uu~. ~ow is t~e time t~at boy needs a ~Ult or Overcoat~ of climate ...... W OUIKL oel£~$.I *:* b ~"-~L~IIII and it E!mwcod--Thomas Kennedy Fairgrove--Arthur French strate. surely has. When they anived here On a recent Sunday, as I sat in Wednesday, Nov. 16. Fremont~Lee Harbin Our line is complete. The goods are now marked m he was very weary from the journey "churci~ with my vision bounded by an Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McGregory but each day sees an improvement. Gilford~Foster Hall spent last Friday with Frank Mc- plain figures. He says he has not had such an ap- Indianfields~William Ayers array of the latest in millinery, of va- Gregory in Caro. petite or felt so well for many days. Juniata~Albert Kile rious capacities from four to four- The M,edicine Show which played He is certainly enjoying himself and Kingston--Edward P. Fulford teen quarts and shutting off my view li n Ehlers Hall gave good entertain- Koylton~John F. Meidlein of the preacher, choir and every sup- his many friends of Novesta will be :posedly visible part of the service, I ments but had poor attendance. The Millington~Elmer Case delighted to learn of his speedy re- resolved to make a protest through company left for Argyle Tuesday, covery. Novesta--Morley Palmateer James McDonald got two fingers the columns of your paper Tuscola-g-Frank Bradley against smashed while adjusting a hay rack this absurd and useless custom. 2096 DISCOUNT t ~assar~Melvin Lewis MISSIONARY PROGRAM." If in the churches of our Village on a wagon. Vassar---Charles Kibbe Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Riley spent ON ALL ,~ ~ the ladies' hats were removed at the Watertown--Irvin June last: Wednesday and Thursday in Will Take the Place of Evening Ser- beginning of ~:serm0n and'replaced Wells--Marshall Raymond Caro. vice at Evangelical Church. Wisner~Duncan McLaren before the singing of the last hymn, the result would b?h:i very marked NOVESTA. uits or Overcoats--[ improvement in feelings of At the Evangelical church a mis- CHICAGO STOCK sHoW. sionary program will take theplace preachers and people. In one large church which I have attended, there W. B. Hicks and Samuel Powell of of the usual evening service Sunday. The Hon. J. H. Skinner, dean of were cards tacked in conspicuous Novesta have arrived home from The meeting will be ~n charge of Agriculture, Purdue University, in Except those marked "HERCULES". ~ This sale places about the vestibule and audi- their long hunt in Roscom~non c0un- Mrs. M. M. Schwegler and the fol- speaking of the Chicago Stock Show, torium, requesting the removal of ty. The morning of the ninth they will continue until our present complete stock is gone: lowing program has been arranged: expressed himself as follows: ladies' hats. This reform, if accom- found a trail running through a Song, "Anywhere with Jesus." "The International Live Stock Ex- plished, will require some agitation swamp. The morning of the tenth Lesson, Isaiah 6: 1--8, Mrs. Wett- position, Which will this year be held on the part of our pastors and those the two men placed themselves on laufer. from Nov. 26th to Dec. 3rd, offers one most interested in the work of our the run away. In a few minutes Prayer, Mrs. M. M. Schwegler. of the greatest opportunities that THE several churches and it is a move- they heard a loud crashing and "'Object of Meeting," Mrs. Schwegler. come to farmers. It ~s one of the ment worthy the attention and sup- smashing through the brush which Address, "The Need of Missionary best educators in America. The stand- port of up-to-date women's organiza- came nearer to them every leap. It Information," Mrs. Schweitzer. ards set by the International Live tions of whatever character. Thank- sounded to them like an ox or some~ Song, "Over the Rolling Sea," Cho- Stock Show are the very best and no Model Clothing thing larger. It quickly pushed its rus. farmer who attends this show can go ing you for space, I am, "Notes from the Field," Mrs. Klump. away without carrying home to his Very respectfully yours, head through the brush, the two men drew their r.ifles to their faces "Money and Missions/' Philip Muck. business a broader conception of his F. A. BiGELO\V. Song, "Speed Away." work than he had before attending andfired. The loud bellers and Closing Address, Rev. Schweitzer. screaches and screams could be & 5hoe Corpany.~ this great show. Every young farmer DEFORD, R 3. I heard for a long distance away. The Song, "When the Saints are March- should opportun- ~vail himself of the i two men ~alked quickly towards it ing in." Mr. and Mrs. David Craft of Belle- 1 lty to study types and breeds of live and found that one bullet lodged in The Y. P. A. meeting will be along stock in connection with the Inter- ville visited at John M. Reid's a f BAD AXE NOTES. After disposing of personal property missionary lines also. few days last week. They left for f its forehead, the other in its throat. it is said that he will leave the national. They took the bear to their camp. "The opportunity to study car lots home last Friday. county with $20,000 cash. IIt dressed 300 pounds. T.hey sold the Doings at the Huron Capital Gleaned of feeders and fat cattle and sheep The supposed case of hydrophobia P., O. & N. R. R Time Table. Fred Keilitz returned home from meat to a camp for 6 cents a pound is in itself worth far more than the From the Tribune. on the farm of Hugh Ross~ two~ his hunting trip but left the deer in and cost of attending the show." brought the fur home with them. miles north of this city, is pre- Trains leave Cuss City the woods. This is worth from $i0 to $25. They It is said that the present trouble nounced the real thing by the expert Going north, 11:45 a. m. and 8:10 Chas. Morse and family will spend also shot one large deer. The men of the University at Ann Arbor, to Youth's Companion Calendar. Thanksgiving with friends ~n Bay have decided that one bear .is worth between the stockholders of the Far- p.m. The publishers of The Youth's mers' Elevator and the organizer, Mr. whom one of the dog's heads was City. ten deer. Mr. Hicks has been ill sent for brain analysis by Dr. Con-- Going south, 7:24 a. m. and 3:29 Companion w~ll, as always at this for some time but is now enjoying Quail, have been adjusted, and the season, present to every subscriber Mr .and Mrs. John M. Reid will boy last week. The examination dis- p. mo eat Thanksgiving dinner with friends good health. building will 'be pushed to comple- whose subscription ($1.75) is paid for tion, possibly the present month. The closed a clear case of rabies, and; in Fowlerville, Mich. They left Mr. Ross, fearing infection from his Saves an iowa Man'S Life. 1911 a beautiful Calendar for the new Farm For Sale. adjustment, it is claimed, was effect- year. The picture panel reproduces Wednesday morning. dogs left Tuesday for Ann Arbor to John Guenther and son moved 80 acres, all cleared and tiled; ed by Mr. Ql~ail turning over the un- The very grave seemed to yawn be- a Water-color painting of an old- sold stock to a committee cons.isting take the pasteur treatment for rabies. fore Robert Madsen of West Burling- back to Detroit this week. good fair buildings; orchard; 1 rome Ross claims that he heard his dogs: time garden in a flood of summer north and 3~A miles west of Cuss of John Hunt, Geo. Amos and Mat. ton, Iowa, when after 7 weeks in the sunshine, with a background of Lom- fighting with some other animal late Mop wringers save backs. Bigelow City. John Russell. 11-4-4p. McIntyre. hospital, four of the best physicians bardy poplars through which one cat- one night a few weeks ago and gave him up. Then was shown the sells them~the wringers. While working on the new roof of thinks some kind of a mad animal is ches a glimpse of distant hills. The Shall Women Vote? the chicory factory last Friday after- marvelous curative power of Electric picture being in 12 colors, the tones loose in the neighborhood. It will Mr. Otto Paul, Wilwaukee, Wis., If they did, millions would vote Dr. noon, Jonathan O'Neil slipped and • Bitters. For, after eight months of of :the original are faithfully repro- be well now to keep an eye. out for says Foley's Honey and Tar is still King's New Life Pills-the true rem- fell. His head struck an iron beam, frightful suffering from liver trouble duced. ! hydrophobia as well as smallpox. and yellow jaundice, getting no help more than the best. He writes us, edy for women. For burnishing dull, I the base of his skull being crnshed from other remedies or doctors, five "All those that bought it think it is fagged feelings, backache or head- in, and he died before m.idnight with- bottles of th.is matchless medicine Forty acres one mile north King- the best for coughs and colds they ache, constpiation, dispelling colds, out regaining consciousness° ~~-~s and beamifieg the hih'.g' completely cured him. It's positively ston post office; good soil; well wa- ever had and I think it is still more imparting appetite and toning up the I Max Galke, of Bloomfield, who re- ~~--~:~r~ r°m°tea a_ luxuriant growth_. ]~ guaranteed for stomach, liver or kid- tered. Clear title. $1,200 for quick than the best. Our baby had a bad system , they're unequaled. Easy, cently sold his fmTn for $II,000, and ney troubles and never disappoints. sale. B. Haines, Firth, Neb. cold and it cured him in one day. safe, sure~ 25c at L. I. Wood & will leave the ~ounty soon, came to ~h)~-----~ ~t.S Youthful Color.- R Only 50c at L. I. Wood & Co.'s. 10-7-8- Please accept thanks." L.I. WoodCo.'s. Bloomfield 12 years ago with $500. ~ 50c,*m~Sd 1.00 at DruggiSt "-

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Cashmere 75c now ...... One Child's E Z Waist 15c ...... 12c Child's 15c patent leather belts ...... 1Oe 25cTies ...... _ " _ ...... 1Be Poplin 12~c now ...... 8e 10c Hose ...... 7e 15c Hose ...... 12e Ladies' 25c " " " ...... 2Oc Men's 15c collars ...... : ...... 1Oc Brilliantine 50 and 80c values, now_:~e and 6no 28c Hose.: ...... 18c 50c Hose ...... 40e 50c Corsets ...... 35e " 20C " ...... 15e Henrietta 30c now ...... _ ...... 1Be Ladies' high grade 25c neckwear ...... 18e 40c '! ...... 25e 2.00 Dolls ...... 1.50 75c, Dolls ...... 58e Flannels 50 and 75c values now .... : ...... 38e " " " 20c " ...... 1he 1.00 " __~ ...... -7...... :__70e 50c '~ ...... ~c 40c " ...... 25e 10c Suitings now ..... ~...... 7e " "' " 10c " ...... 7e 15c Towling ...... 12½e 25c " ...... 18c 50c Doll heads 38e Black moreen goods 75c now ...... 6no Ruching 25c, now ...... 19e 6c " ...... 4e Some fine mirrors $1 ...... : ...... 6Or Silks 50 and 75c per yd ~ow_~ ...... 38e and ~ca)e 10c side and back combs ...... 8e 5C " ...... 4e 2.50 Mirrors__~_$2.OO 75c Mirrors__J___6Oe Percales 12c now ...... 9e 15C " " " " ...... 12e 1.50 Handbags ...... 98e 1.25 Tea and Coffee pots ...... 98c To*Prints .... 5e 10c Outings 8c 15c Buttons ...... 12e 70C ' ' ...... 4no 10c Factory .... 7e 9c Factory .... 6e * 10c " ...... 8e 60C " ...... _~___4~e All liranitc Ware at Cost 18c Ticking ...... J ...... 14e 5c " - ...... 3c 50C Scarfs_ ...... 38e 50c Gloves ...... 40e Market baskets at ...... 3.4 Value 35c Table linen ...... 2no 5c Knitting cotton ...... 3e 25c Gloves ...... 20c 5c Thread ...... 4e Also a large quantity of Axle Grease and Tablets. 15c " cloth ...... 12e 5c Sansilk ...... 3e 10c Shirt waist sets__, ...... 8e 10"and 15c dinner boxes .... - ...... 8e 25c Underwear ...... 20e 25c Perfume ...... 18e 50c Shifts ...... 4no 4 boxes Corn Flakes ...... 25e 50c " ...... 4no 1.00 Parmt~ .... __80e 1.50 Pants ...... $1.25 10 bars Oxford soap___ J ...... 25e Ladies 10c summer underwear .... :_ 7e All Ribbon at Ibl[ Price 1.75 " :;____1.50 2.00 " ...... $1.65 " 15C " " ...... 1no Child's 10c belts ..... : ...... 8e 3.00 " ...... "O 60" 40c Socks ...... 25c $30 Fhonooraph now $20.00

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