Grand Traverse Herald, December 17, 1912

Grand Traverse Herald, December 17, 1912

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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1912-12-17

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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TWICE A WEEK- -TUESDAY ANDTHURSDAY—91.00

HELMEHAS
RIGHT IDEA
HK

AUSU FOORIERHI
Unsigned WIreleea Repert Wea Reeeired Tedax

Maniton. Dec. IS.—An
leas message todax said the frel^iter
WILL MAKK OC>>APlTMENT A tasks bad foundered In lake BnSrANO POfI •OMETHtNa
perior with her crew of 33 ora. Tbe
dispatch was not dated. No further
details were given. No other take
stationa bad beard the metaaga.

GIVES OUTIME OF PUN
'VaCC in NEWtPAKR WILL BE
BURCKAtEO.

POTATO CANKER
POREIQN PRODUCT QUARANTINED
BY UNITED BTATEB

NiiMt *f TVmm MliflO AduNtPMid
OMtft WIN to Rnblittod RrttoXA BfNelbiwy Not MlAction Will Require Incraaaa In Na­
tieo Hlo BlofAn.
tive Productlen of 10,000,000
Boult 8U. Mulo, Mich.. Doe. ItJonot W. Hoim. vbo wm bo oppolototf outo dOllT OBd
bjr Oororaor FenlA
fuiUE out to
moko'o roeord. ond politico io
« oeeoBdur couldcrotion witb bim,
bo «»y«.
“I don't eon 3 cm^to abont the
poIlUco of the aua.- be sold, -but J
UB goinc to bore effldent men In
mjr deportmonL Soreral of tbe 4iresent iBspoeton I eon't improre npon.
TboM Bill bo retained. Otbefb will
be dropped. 70U can bet Tonr Ufe 1
that Wbat I am cotng to bare'
tneti wbo can dellrer tbe gooda I
want to make a records and the onlr
wax I can do It-da to appoint the rerr
beat
Hr. Helme hat ontlined a plan for
making bU department etndeot that
Fin make Mieklgan unique. It Is
idea of hli own, and It ^wlli be of
great Interect to tbe general public
and wUl make tbe aute dlaiT and
food department realir mean aooetiling to tbe people of tbe state.
Hr. Helme proposes to bux space in
tbe morning papers of Grand Rapids
and Detroit, at least, and posstWxi
ta some ethan wMcb feed large tee
ritoriea. That apace Is to be In s
glren poolUon each Pridax morning,
and it to bo tbe bulletin of the sUtr
diarx and food department to tbe
people of Michigan.
Oomlng post before Ae general
market todax brf proposes to state in
that bolletitt things which win gnlde
tbe people In tbeir marketing.
-Here is mx Idea." sax- HetW:
-We hare been aetnjstomcd in the de
partment to send out a monthlx bnl
letin abowlng tbe aduncratlona. etc.
We And that cost a heap of
and few persons ever see t1
propose to place in the morning newstmpera each week tbe result
atlont. For Instance. I find
that John Smith baa been selling wat
ered milk. I propoee to place a warn
Ing against flmllb's milk In tills Prldax morning buIleUn.

A YEAR

TBAVEESE CITY, GRAND TRAYKBSB COUNTY, JUCIUGAN. TUESDAY, DEC. 17, 1912

T<Ei.LIlL

Booreurx of >
son has quarantinod ibe United
Sutoo against potatoes from England,
BeoUandr Art-land. Germanx, AnstroHnngarx and Newfoundland on ac-'
const of potato canker belng prera-:
lent In these countries. Tbe placing
of these
that it 1s BOW up to the growers of
tbe United SUtes to raise about 10.000,000 bushels more potatoes next
Xear tban tber did this srason. Canada has taken stringent-measures to
stop tbe spread of tbe disease within
her limits and tbe concealment of at.
outbreak of the disease in anr locality
Is seveVely punished by law. In order
protect Ibis section against the In­
troduction of tbe disuse It will be
well tor the growers to jiost up on tbe
disease and this tnformation can be
secured from the state agricultural
college or the United States depart­
ment of agrlcnltnre. Tbe potatoes In
Michigan are at present free from
Ibe disease, but it is alw-ayt a wise
move to keep posted in the matter lu
order to prevent It from getting a footbold in the stale. The need of a
ter productiOD ftrthU country Is
another (actor tliat will attract ihc Httentlon of tbe growers In order to pre
a shortage In Ibe next year's
crop.
'

EFFECTS REMAIN

KETCHAM IS
STATE MASTER
MET AT aiNT NEXT YUR
EXCITING SCENES ENACTED DUR­
ING CLOSING HOURE

Raeeiint ef Vetee Todey Made Several Changsa Which Did Net Affeet Reault. Attendanee
Proved Very LighL
Bault Bte. Msrie. Dec. 13.—Tbe rocount of tbe votes cast in tbs flute
Orange eieeUon diacloaed several
changes. Tho roouli is howovor not
oEoctod. A corroetlon of tbs role
fw state master stoodiJobn C. Ket
Cham, Hastings. seC; R,
Baker.
Weadock, 31; C. 8. OsrtletL PonUac.
3S. Other officer» elertcd here OverFrank N. Noli. Ulnden City;
lecturer, Mrs. Jennie Buril, Ann Ar
bor; steward, T. E. Niles. HancekmB:
ebaplain. Mrs. U. 3. C. Woodman,
ftaw Paw; treasurer, Frank Coward.
Bronson; secretarx. J. W. Hutchins.
Hanover: executive ^-ommlttee. Geo
Horton. Fruit Ridge; W. F. Taylor,
Btaelbr: Joy Lawson, fiault
Bte.
Merle; C. 8. BartielL Pontiac.
Flint was selected for the next
plaee Bf mceUng.
Last night a propoaliion was put
to Ketcham to go before the Grange
and ask that the advisory election
to thrown out because of Its unsatls
(Bctory working, and that the entire
alectloD be thrown open npder the
methods. Ketcham took the matunder consideration and then d<
cllDCd the proposal, because he uid
frankly he beliered bis ebanees were
beUer with the advantage he held.
of this tbe progressires put In an entire tirket
patten. They offered in opposition
to Ketcham. C. S. Bartlett; In oppo­
sition to J. W. Hutchins, for secre­
tary, Bari Sioae; for members of tbe
executive committee In
BailsU. Thomas H. McNauckion. in
oppoBlUoa to W. F. Taylor. H. M.
Young; In opposllion t* Jerry Law»on. A. \V. Thomi>son. and lb opposi­
tion to George U. Horton, Emory T.
Middleton. -

NEE MOa OVeiLABI
Machine on Display at Montagna ^
Reid Garage
One of tbe 1»13 Overtaads, tor
wbirii' tbe agnocy has bean aeowted
by Mon^e A Reid, ta oa dtaplay
at tbalr garage, and tbo taaMy of
design and equipment ta ezdUng
much tavorabel comment by motor
11)0 car ta a flve^aatouring car wKb eeU atarter
and fall eqnlpmenL and pretenta
very attractive appearance oa
road.
Tbe Sve-ptaaenger model ta tbe
only one which will to carried in
stock by tbe firm, but there are aevera) other modeU which are fully
aa good In t£alr claasas as tbe
dtaptay. Tbe car ta finely npbolsiared and 1s right aide drive, with
center oonirol. Ii has speed and powar which many a bighar prloed car
lariu and should make one of the
best asllen among tbe new models.

RUHER TRUST
ON GRIDIRON
THROTTLED SHALL PRIIDUCQIS

a Are Named in
Suit Begun By Attorney Gen­
eral Wlckerahsm in Fed­
eral Court Today

(Niicago, Dec. 14.—The salt to dis­
solve the Elgin Board of Trade,
known as tbe Butter Board and ’’ButTrust.~ and American Aaeoclatlon
of Creamery Batter Manafacturera.
wai filed today Id tbe federal court
here. The suit was ordered by tele­
graph by Auorucy Geoerto Wlcker-

RULES FOR
PARCELS POST

ROIM FOR OSfllRN

TURKS MUSI
RETAIN HONOR

Luialng. Mlcb.. Deo, 14.—Chairman
PUBLIC CAUTIONED BY POTT- Aivab McDmiald to tbe ProfTwalve
«♦«>» oantra] committee to Oklaboma.
JATINO PEACE TERMt WILL
MASTER GEN. HITCHCOCK
who was bare today, aays be ta tor
BE REJCCTSO
Governor Oabora for president tn
1»IE
).
Mr. McDonald came tW.Lanalng and
caBed on tbe governor, saving met
PRECAUTIONS WILL BE TAKEN
tbe chief exeeotive'wblle Hr. Osborn
TO EXPEDITE OEUVERY
touring Oklaboma tor tba Pro­
BUlVaN HAB TyROBO TROORB IN
gressives.
Whera Ttore are No Camera. Pack­
REA DIN Egg
ages will to Dellverto Only at

SYSTEM ffFECYIVE JAN. 1

Necessary.
Wasblngton. Dee. 13.—RsgnUtlons
to cover tbe workings of the nsw jbi*cels post system, which ta fo so Info
operatloD on January 1 next, were
made public by l>ostmaeter General
Hitchcock today. Tba new system
win be effecilve throughout tbe entire
l>oital service at tbe same Ume and
nos, dty, rural
and raUway i
in tbe cognity.
B wUl
be taken by tbF postefflce depanmeni
to have the malls moved with tbe usu
al dispatch, and all postmsstera. suitendenu and Inspectors have

with even- phase of the new eysti
Hitchcock today xpressed the
tope thal the public tamiltarise Itsrif
with the nature of the new serviog be­
fore attempting (o use It.
wlU be available at any postoffice in
the country in a few days.
The regutations provide that parcels
of merchandise. Including farm and
factor}- products (but not books and
printed matter lof almost every do
arriptlon. up to !1 pounds In weight
and measuring as much as six feet In
length and girth combined, except
to do Iniury to tbe
malta in iranalt. may to mnilcd at any
postoffice for delivery to any address
in tbo conntry. Delivery wil.be made
the |>rople living cn rural and star
routes ns well as those living in cities
and towns, where there Is delivery by
carrier. Where there ta at prMent
no delivery by carrier, tbe parcels will
go to the postofflce. as is the case
with ordinar}' mall.

MRS. freeman HURT

READY TO GaraUE WAR

ELABORATE HOTEL

AitMHda or tbo Rorio Mado Rtota tgr
Rlcbod Rnoba, Om oMBo '

NEW VO^ilK HDETELRY LARGEST
AND BEST IN WORLD
Oeeuplse Whole Blesk and la TvsentyParta. Doe. 14e~-If tbo alUot do not
Sight Stw4aa In
pMmlt a peaee whlek ta boBotnbto for
HelghL
Turkey, bosUUUss wUl be -reeiaoi
Immedtatsly-” Tbta was om W tho
New Tork, Dec. 13.—Announcement declarstlonx mado by Rlohad Pnaha.
e of the GUM
ta made that tbe new Hotel McAlptn,
interview yesterday wttk a eorwhich cxceita In magnitude and gen­
eral appolntmenU anything heretofore respondent to the Ttonpa. aa ba pMSed through Parts on bis way to Lom
aUempted la tbe betel line, will
ready for tba recepUon of gnesta dcn.
Reckad Pasha added that tto Turkwithin the next week, itongh tbe big
blowout that wUI mark the formal Ich umr was daily Incraaslag In num­
opening will be deferred naUl New bers.. YRkre are now, ba declared,
JTO.OCO well amed. waU fod aad
Tsar's eve. Tbe hotel has been
pleted for aeveral Weeks, so for as tbe healthy Torkish traopa at TebataUta.
IO war If
exterior ta concerned, and a small wbo are ready
an atatoo
atatao
army of workmen are now engaged in tbe terms offered by tbe *****«■
are too cnerous.
Installing the furnishings.
Tbe Ottoman ptanlpotanttary nTbe McAlidn U declared by hotel
experts who have Inspected It to be marked, also, that Tarfcey
tbe most wonderful creation In the posed eventually to raooffataa tto anway of hotels that was ever dreamed tonomy of Albania under tto suw^
of by man. As it stands today It rep- slaty to the snHan. Ha declared it
resenu an Investment to nearly 31E,- was dlBIcnlt for the Turfctab treope
negotiate with Oreeoo nnlSM she
000.009. which u "goiog aeme’’ even
ided to Join the armtattao.
in this city wltb Ita almost oounUeoa
number of inxurtant botaU.
Tbe struclars occupies tbe block on
the east side of Broadway.
Thlrtj'-tblrd and Thirty-fourth streets.
It constns of—nmty-elgbt stories.
of which are nadergronnd. Tbe AMBABSADOR WHITBLAW REID
guest rooms nnmber 1.5W). ail wltb
MAY NOT RieOVBR
baths, while a total or any parlon
win be under the one roof. To run
tto betel and tbe several resUnrants
and cates ta connection therewith will
require a total of 1>00 employes.
The UcAlpln wiQ have aeveral feat­
ures that wtu be nnlqtte among Amer­
ican boleU. For Instance, tbe enUre
London, Doe. II.—Tbo lUnsoo to
fourth floor wUl to for -women «•
mhsaaador iK-bltMaw Bold to too
cluslvely. A women guest arriving at
,the hotel without ssoort will to able United Btatae wm today admlttad to
be
ootoewhat more serious tkaa at
to register with a woman clerk, as­
cend to. ber room la an elevator ta first ttougbt.
Several sportatlsta are la atimd
charto Of a yonng woman conductor,
and have all of ber errands run by a anoe. Tbe smtiaaMilnr ta aald to ba
‘-bell girl" Instead of tbs cnstomsry ■oSering from a

T9 ABOLISH FUTURES

NEW BUSINESS RRM

DEVELOPMENT NOTB

EXFURERNOMa

DAN6BI0US PRACTICE

I

CASE IS SERIOUS

The government charges thal the
creamery butter monufacturera and
butter board worked together to con­
trol
tbe market. The charge ta made
Sherman’s Collection of Photograph*
that n conspiracy exists to arbItforUy gUBTAINED SEVERE
INJURIES
Will flomaln Until Marahall
establLh prices to bniter in tbe In­ WHEN THOWN FROM CUTTER,
Moves In.
terest of big wanufseturera to the
detriment
of
smaller
produtors.
Washington, Dec. IS.—Not until a
Twenty-one Indildoals are named Id
rw vice president of the' Unlte.1
in Filling She Struek Her Head on
tbe suit. All are charged wltb vioUStates comes into officr- or the BherRunner ef Farmer’s
toll tor.
tions of tbe Interaute fommeree law
man family 'takes some arUon. will
Sisigh.
Cbnrecierixed by beautiful simplic­ and conspiracy in restraint of trade.
Quits the oppeslU will to tbe condi­
the pbolograpb cv>llectlon In which the
tions prevsiUng oa tto twenty-secoad
tale Vice President Uberman Jook ity and dignity the bomeCweddlng of
Mtau
Mlnnlo
Bolls
l.,oveiy
and
Mr.
floor to tbe big tostelry. TbU floor
such a pride, to removed from the
(From
Sainrday'a
Record-Eagle.)
will_be reserved exclusively for *toeb- Grata Oanters Would Atsp Frasttas
vtee'presldent'a room whlcb he oeru- George Frank K " at tbe William H.
Mn. Earl Freeman snSered a pain­ iior" gpesU. No chsmbermalds or oth­
plod on the senate side of tbe rapitol Lovely resldenoe >o*ierday
ful and perhaps serious Injury yet- er wotton servants will be permitted
On acrounqof the InahUlty of the sen­ o'clock, was one to iLu finest func­
Smith A Hopper Tske Over MeDeotId
afternoon
when sbe
■tap at tbU floor. All tbs work win
ate to elect a president, neither Sen­ tions ever celebrated in Howard City.
Tho spacious home was a bower of
thrown from a cutler and sustained be done by c^bsrmsn end valsta.
Chicago, ni.. Dec. IL—
Rogian la Naealving Sofna »od Ad- ator Bacon nor Benator Gsliittgsr.
bad gash on tbs back to her baad.
Tbe hotel will msloUta a "Dnltod fo a can reconUy ttonod by Cbarioo
wbo lute been altemting as prMi- beauty throughout, the rooms being
One
of
tbe
Important
busloeps
deals
Tto horse wbirii tbe wss driving was Service ctab." to which oBlcon to tbe D. Jonas, pretadont to tbo Onto
denta i>ro lem. will occupy the office. resplendent In a wealth of pink roses
that has just been closed ta that In 1 nervosa animal and near the oor- army and navy and members of tto
Nstlonal I
No one has abown a dUpasItion to and carnatlena Promptly at 12. Rev.
Waltor Pma» of Crafton. Pa. and
which tbe R. J. McDonald Company er of Front and Union streets be­ dlptamatlc corps can obtma n
sonUttvos of tbo grain
remove the >irc pMldent'a effects William Judd, of Lyons, a bigbly reA. W. PasM of Bt. Charles. 111.,
vsred former' pastor of tbe kxal h."vc solj their baalnew to Joeepb came frightened and atarted U
ship cards and eojoy elnb Ufa and eft- ibrongbout tbs oountry assomblsd Ig
in ibe citx paotardu- and dosed adea! from his office and the little collection
Methodist Episcopal
church, protsnatn tbeir gnesta. Anotbor faatnrs Chicago today fo dlscsas proposed
Almost St once Mra. Freeman
for a forrix aero farm In IGniwpod or pbotograiihs will remain undis­
iced the words that nnlled Mr. this city, under thethrown from tbe enUer and feii ta out of the ordlnajy will be a ssctloa
township, a Oton dUtance to the north turbed for some time to come.
Smith A Hoppes. They will continue Rueb a way aa to strike her bead
of guest rooms reserved exclusively too praetioo of dsallag to grato ter
Tbe |irincl|ial photograph in tbe col- and Mrs. Rowe In wedlock. Tbe
of Hatchet tiosalng. Mr. P«wse. 8r..
couple appeared .unattended before the business at tbe same loeatAon in tbe sharp corner of one to the r
for the'use of
fntnn deUvsrr. A measure wttb thin
lectlon.il
an
autoBraphed
onw
of
I’n
wni move oO the farm In tbe earlx
tbe bow window itr the north |«rlor. tbe targe warebouse that ta dlraciiy
a former's sleigh wbMi was New Tortt. Here wlU be found type- obfoet In view has ataoody bees pre­
spring and plana to convert it Into an cle Joe Cannon, wbo was one of tbe
opposite
tbe
Musaelman
GrMer
OomOne hundred gue«U. relaUves and
standing near by. She waa carried wrilera. an abundance to "copy" pa- pared aad WlU be gruaaatod at tto
vice psesideni's closest friends. Tbe
friends of the family, witnessed the patfy.
tbe barber shop in the Moblo per. a reference library and other conTbs December Issue of tbe WMlern vice president took great pride in the
Tbe McDonald Compav >>hve built
Impressive ceremony.
bnllding where tto wound was drem- venlebcos tor the free Bte of tba vteRural KouUr ii Illustrated with
extensive trade aad tbe
The bride wore a channlng gown of
ed before abe was taken to ber bgme iton.
number of views from this sacUon of
white charmeuse satin trimmed with Arm will carry all these lines
Grill raoma. palm gardens, plnnge
on deventb slreeL
western Micblgao. AmonE other
point lace aad pearL The bride's will add fo them as ibe occasion do
faatbs, roof gaedesi and otbar luxnrtae
sem^ It shows James HRbert in hU
^e rapidity in which tbe ag­ Dr. Lawton wbo. cared for (bp in-, that are now to nnmereus among
mother was gowned in Copenhagen
automobile atartlag for town w-|th
lured
woman
atalPd
ibis
morning
that
Captain AswuAms Loetures Bofore
blue charmeuse satin trimmed with ricultural and tonlcnlraral inieresu
ioadofeasea. It also shows a view on
Sting MMt Stop on Randolph
have been dovrioped in tbe past few while It Was impossible to tell tbe
of eoorse.
■iBcsas lace.
the Dibble Brothers poultry tnrm
PoUovlng (he conferring of congrat- yean has made It necessary that the result of such d wouod for about Uree to found at tbe new boteL
Honor and a baying scene on the Jeibingi
that
enter
Into
tbe
tucceasful
days,
to
did
not
tnUdpaie
any
scr
Paris. Dee. l(.—CbpUla Amundasa.
nlatlons a wedding breakfast was
Everything is being placto ta raadleob Wolfe farm near South Boardnwn.
With tbe advent of the snow comet
served under peraonal direction of grawtag to all the products to the tous or permanent injury from U.
oras at the McAlida tar tbe New lbs dtaoovaiwr to tbs Setok Pols, wbo
.There is also a h^ftone cut of tbe big the annual.srarning wbicb tbe police
Tear's feitlvltlsa. It ta said that ta to Paris to dollvor a loetare be­
Cbaa. 6. Jandorf, tbe Grand Rapids ■oil be carried in greater quaaUUes.
apide flag which characterised tbe
issue to tbe coastSmith A Hoppes, seeing tbe greet pot
fore tto Goograpbleal soeloty at tbo
every taWe for tbe evening w
Nortbpon asblbit at the reerallx b*Id an on Case'a bilL For the past few caterer.
rooolvod ta tooetol
Miss Lovely has pased her whole sibmues of this i^ton, will do ail ta
red weeks ago. WltkAks main rsaande show tn Grand Rapids.
days tber bare been using tbe sralks life U Howard City and Is. respected tbeir power to aid tbe former am’
UoranL tbe several cofsa and a score andisDes by Prooldoai PbUtatu at tho
Msaars W. H. Bteele and Charles;
the poUce by every peraon acquainted with lier fruit' grower. They are Abe dtatribto private dining rooms lbs hotel win Ryaes UU nKntag. Ltoor to the dor
Day of Nortbpori wiu go to Grand have already waned them that this
of cbaracUr. ntJng agents for lbs Qnsker Oats W4LL NOT BE CANOIOATE FOR fnrntab New Tear's ebser for ssrersl
osptorar was atotpdRapids In tbs eariy future to arrange must be stopped. TbU prartlca I*
UiyaL sincere and consclenUom she food producu, Ibe Carpenter-Udell
thousand penons. NsbanFraato. one bd aa official woloemo ta tbo t
SECRETARY OF SENATE
tbe applM end potatoes wbicb will be not only in vtatalion of a city ordi­
will prove* the belpinata Ideal- The Ohemiea! company'# spraying msteto tto most noted coodnefon fo Nsw tto City of Parta. Tomorrow Dr.
taken to Pttttbarg (or tbe western nance. hut Is also ettremely dangergroom, while not known to very many rtata, tbe Bean Spray ^smp Com­
Amsadsen
will
depart
for Remo, to
Tork. has signed a twt^i
Aticblvn apple^tahow in that dtj-..
to pedestrians. The heavy sleighs
people before coming here to pany's goods, tbe BaMi Feriiltaer He Is Urging Osnnta E.
with tbe new hotel fo conduct Its or­ which dty to has ban tovltod by tbo
Tbeae tsro men are prebnbly tbe beat come down tbe blU at a high rate of
to cure far tbs
claim his bride, is one of the leading Company, the Franklin Fruit Uddesr
chestra and have charge of Its mn- Duke of Abrutxl. oovsta to tbo KUto
apple packers lb tbe weaiern Michi­ spebd and aeveral oomptalnu have
Rssitlea
bnslness men to Traverse City, where Company. Tbeae ladders are mam
xlca] festurm. TUr* will be forty of Italy and bliMalf aa oxpforer to
gan urrttory.
been lodged wltb Chief of Police bosu of staunch friends attest bit fafonred bere In Trarerae City and
ptaew In the muskto toree at tbe-MoMarUn Charles Hnggett. who ta aecLnnsta ' Dec. 14.—B. V. CUtaon to Alpta. diridsd auMMg tbe grin mem.
Johnson as to the caralessness of the worth. At i o'clock they left for while they ally tto newstt on 'the
reUry of tbe Htditgan land and ApDetiolL
sscretory
to
tbe
state
esosie
markeL
'tney
from
tbs
flxBt
found
entatera. There are several street Traverae Oty to so direct to their
rmuurast aad tbe tea room. Tbe fa­
pU Show aaaodatian. has been elected
OB tba bm and tbe cr
home. They were accompanied foror with tbe fruit growers to tbta for sstmuI yean, today anooo
mous Seventh Regfanent band aad tto
prraidut of tha newly organised
era wbo «se tbe walk are a menace to tbe statlcm by a targe company of section. Tto Wolverine CoOperaUve'that be wotodaT be a candidate
Royal
gliehlgan AssocAatiOB of Commarctal
to tke Mtety of tbe residenta of that friends and were tbe recipients to aln- Company's nnraecy oto^ wUl be seoafoa.
mgagad aa special Imtmws tor tbs
Taft VflN Net 1
bandied by tbta Arm.
j In a Itotar to members of tbe
part of tbe city and.should be ptuaeon best wtabes.
opaolng nigbL
J. J. Airuy, geaeni
emitta A Hoppes intend buying teed, ale be urged tbe cnndidxey ol Dennis
The brtddk couple received a Urge
Of the Ann Arbor railiond. wu n call- cuted.
ATHEKB^-Fightiog cootlatos ta
If the hQl ta to be used for coast nnmber of very beantimi and useful grains, seeds and poUfoss for tbeir E. Alward to Clare for tbe reslUaa.
ar Ibis morning nt tbe offices of the
VaAliafofo Dae. Ifl. — Pritodt
tbe general esteem istomera as tbe occasion reqainn. {ohUsM'U ratireoMnt ta expseted to tbe TtdaKy to Jantas. After a battle
Western Mtoblgnn , ifcvetopmenl bo ing a track could bo made between
today that be wouM
Tbe Dwmben to. this flm have an'oanae a dose flgbt between Alward^ which tasted throughout a whota day
which they are held. Mr. Lovely
rrau. where be aaonred photographic the read-and sidewalk wbicb sroold
s ta tbta nectloa and SMoey HaU to Dstitot tor tbe tto Orosks occupied Bcata aad Fan- mot An tbe Boot to i
d bta daughter with a penon^nu (or nae tn Ue folder which will furnish exaeUx as much sport as eith­
Itoiland.
lift raeant flff IBo
atoUlltooe*Han
was
Jownol
(fork
to
tho
taytkta
to
iforw
with
coaildarnWs
to AwMd by bis load (tf tto------- er aad «o«M to aaed with comfara- al check as a weddtag gin.—Howard
1»mo kMt oasMon.
bnataata career.
City Roeord.
luve aatety.
9t ItUl

LOVaY-ROWE WBIDING

kI

CHILSON WITHDREW

LOUIE ranvACAiY

I
t-:

t BEE&LD AS) nATZMB BAY BACaa. TOBBj^y. 1% HU -

PAOB TWO
in the wo>k

ioiia^ 5ea
are being m^

over the eonutry

for puUiag into dfeet the new pareda poat law wh
(^leratire on January 1.

HERALD and RECORD oa
nOL T. UTK............................................................ /...................... .....Pri^l

TSttO

CSrcnUtinh dua week 2,950

E£tonl

that wiU pay the krgeat kiod ol dnidada in perwnal aatktaetion
to thoae^o open their heiarta and poeketbooka.

it laay eanae aome little inconveoienee in handling the maila antU
Ik poital Wnploym get aeonatoned to their new dntiea, bat in
abort time it will be to perfect, working order, and then the gor>ment officiala can aee juat how much work the new plan wfll

Wmttie^prats

There ia a great deaire ahown an ,the part of ooiain mtereata i»«ifil. The expense of ronning the noatoffiee departniMt will be
to jet poaMaakm of what remaina of the timbw txaeU of the greaUy inenaaed, bnt it k figured by the Ccu^s of the meaiare
eotmtry, and while the attem^ kaa faded ao far, a different Uek thU the iieeiued bminU teill more thu olbst the .dditihiul
will be taken when the new aationd admiaiatratieii oomea into eoct .The new .law will enable the home merchants to do a larger
power next Uardi. It is the plw of the ones b^ii^ the move
WB than heretofore, and will greatly increase the mail order
to hare the natioul fmata tmhied over to ;the aeparate statea
from the local standpoint It wfll give an opportunity
in order Oat the ye^naiblUty will be then divided/and it will
for
idle
local merchanU to «
be an easy matter to work polhi^ inffoenee ao that eontnd of the
wild lands ean he secured hy the me* who want to atrip than of condoot them at a profit within the fifty-mile zone, for the dif­
'hatever there ia of valne. The <»ly reaaon that we have any ference In pottage rates will give them an advantage over the Urge
extensive forests kf{ in this eouqtry today it beeauae the govern­ houses in the cities iriiich are located at a greater diftanc^ The
ment has had eontrol of ' them. It k a bard matter to get the bill waa framed with the dbjdet of hdping out local baaing, and
entirely off the track -tola matter of thk nature, bot
it U expected that it will prove the benefit that it waa intended
it would be a comparatively easy job to get meaanret through
certain of the state legalatnres providing for the taming over.' in thk line. One of the thrags that must be done at the ontset
of the public lands to eorporationa with ah entirely selfish motive. k to get the people familiar with the ^wovkiont of the moasnre,

IWhat forest land there still remains should be
for rite good of totore generations, and it cannot be done
Secretary Ckrton of the pnblic doitnam conaniaaitm wfll nae
the national government has the aathority over the disposal and
toitoflnoiee with the kiOMning legklatnre to have a law paased
keeping of the property. Some of the states have'taken good care
ririrriiBtiff for the lieesaing of all real' eaUU dealers in the aUte,
of what forest there k left, but there are other eases where tiiere
MpeekIly tiiDae.dealing in aUte lands or -widi parties ontskle the
k len attention paid to affairs of thk kind, and the result would
state. This pl»n has been worked upon for some time by the
be that the foresU located within these sUtes would ^ slsngbtered
officials of the Western Hichigan Deveiopment Bureau and the
for private interesta, and the scheme of reforestration be given
passage of seeh a meaaure was one of the obje<^ that the barMo.
s setback that could never be overcome. Jf the forests that remain
had in trying to organise the real estate dealers of the state daring
are opened to the timber and land grabbers it will sound the
the »«it apple ihow. There are many owners of Michigan wild
; death knell to all the cemservation plans that have been worked
,lands who live outside the state and make a ppactice of filing l^d
ont by the governmeat during the past twenty years, and make
ifhicli k entirely unfit for fruit raking, and in some instan'ees for
impossible the pressration of game animals and bi^ds which aro
ajy other purpose, and it k tUs practice that the people^ who
rapidly becoming extinct on account of the recklesa manner in
are interested in the future of the northern part of the sUte want
which they are slaughtered. The control of the remaining foresta
wtopped. When a man buys a piece of land with the assurance
should remain in poasesaion of the government regardless of the
that it k fitted for raking a certain kind
products, and upon
trial finds tlial it k entirely unfitted for the plirpose, his feelings wiriies of the interesto that want them.

l^gdUim is fittdtd

toward the l.e-ality can-easily be imhgined. In such casis U w»>uld
he 'tor betb-r if tlie land had never been sold, for a few disap­
pointed settlere of tlys kind will ruin the sale of land in an entire
county for years to come/ The only way to settle a region if with
satisfied bnj’er^ and any law that will help to make the dealers
tibe situation as it will prove in the end to be a benefit.
When a
wants to purchase a tract adapted to ftte caking
of fruH. those who oun the land should see to it that he seeuros
the proper kiud of land end tlien lend their efforts to ankt him
in getting started along the line that he k interested in. Land
not be sold simply for the commissions that the seller may^
get from the transaction, (ut with the end in view of securing
a aatkfied customer and one who wUl make a permanent resident
wwker for tin’ good of the commnnity.

Will Sick Htlmt
jarnca W. Jlelme, who k slated for appointment as sUte pore
food commissliiner. shows that he has a clear idea of th^ duties
of fak office when he announces that he wfll place hk department
on a basis tha^ u ill make it of real use to the citixens of the
aUte. by shov ing up in the newspapers those who fumkh adulter­
ated
Mt« I'lau is to publkh every Friday the names of the
firms
l.HV< 1<r-en found guilty of selling inferior food producU,
►o Uiu! the .......pi- inxy know to,a certainty what they are getting
for th.'ir inoti.*y. Tlik is the most effective plan that has as^^et
d vi-.-d for protvilit.r the stomach of the citiseas of .the
Mat. and it k a certainty ,Wist Mr._ Helme will receive the sop.pt.ri cii" i v' iy housewife and fair minded man in the commonwealth.
Ttu-n- are too many unacriipnloiis firma trading upon the ignorance
of the purefaaaCT at the present tipie, and the resnlU of their neI k all too apparent upon the public health.
e^kens of the sUte are bntitled to protection along thk line, and
it k \fae duty of the .department to make known at once when
aomeone k found to be doing a ^w>ked bosinm in handling food.
As the urfonnaUon sent out by the department can be relied upon
.

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.1 . ___ ...___ V__ __

The attitude of England in the Panama Canal-matter has more
humorous than serious points involved, inastanch as that nation k
has not happened and may nev^
happen. So far all the regulations that have been prescribed for
the canal exist merely on paper and may be changed before the
big dneh k opened to the eommerce of the world. Am it k, the
protest of the Englishmen has no bask either in Uw or custom.
They have no ground for oompUint as long aa they have not been
injured, and nntii the canal k formally opened nnd tolk have been
actually exacted from the coastwke veasds of the empire, there
is no cause for compUint <m the part of -the nation across the water.
The complaint filed at Washington comes at an inopportune time
and will do more to militate a^nst the English than any other
act that eonld have been done. There k {flenty of time for object­
ing to any of the provkions of the canal rules that may be put into
effect, and the proper thing to do k to wait and see if anybody
k really injured b^ore setting Wp a howl like the one voiced in
the Grey document. It k noticed that the Cnilcd Stotes is appearing in no bony to answer the pl-otest, and probably no rush will
be made to entry favor with the obstreperous Britkhera, who take
it upon themselves to dicUte to thk country*- 1° the past it has
not been the custom of riiis Country to take advice from the fol­
lowers of the Cnion Jack, and it is loo late now to begin on that
Uck.. After the Panama tolls have been put into operation there
will be plenty of time for complaints of thk nature to be heard,
but at the present time it k not clearly seen what grounds Engdand
has for putting in a complaint in reg^ to :the quertion. .It k«
safe to assume that the United States -will consider the matter in
dne form and act according to the wny that the question works
ont when the canal k opened and vessris begin to jiass from ocean
to ocean.
^
There k another inte^ting fact in connection with ^c protest
that has not been given proper consideration, and that k that while

■i.ai '

1 has nothing to fear from pubUcity, and thk fact will apply other Une from the nation across the seas.
lag only pure food.
to the firna who make a specialty of ]
Thk «<»— of manufacturers will be willing to lend their aid to Imports Are Hi^Py
According to the estimate of United States customs authorities
the department in femtting out the ones who are guilty of making
the importation of foreign goods into the United States for the year
and dispOMg of adulterated goods.
1912 will aggregate ♦250,000,000, most of which k made up of
what k officially termed under the broad elqasifleation of luxuries.
The ^ChnstniMS Spint
.X'hese
iruiu cuauipaiKu «uu
ir«fuur«8
These articles inciuoe
include cTeryuiuig
everything from'champaign
and an.
art treasures
This
k the time of the •year when, those
sre
toys, *uu
and ijimai
goes to show that
articles of thk cIsm are
♦----------------------. a who
.
, well
, .provided iio eniioren s loya,
m,*, —
____ •ka
mV mulrrtnm anvnA^
*.
_
»
......
to wortd's goods should consider the question of making
„„„ to demand every year. Thcfe figures are the highest.
joor family happy at Chrklmas lime. Right here in Traverse City
record, which k due to the fact that the population has gnatly
there k a comparatively wide field for those to work who are in- increased and that fortunes are greater than they have been at
rimed to do something for their deson-tog fellow men. There are any time in the past. There is a great tendency on the part of
fcmflks who. while not public charges, are ap limited in means the people of thk country who have the means to purchase foreign
that a financial lift at Christmas would prove a boon that would articles to preference to those m^e in tlw eounriy, and the habit
be greaOy appreciated. Thk eondhion k brought about by largo k increasing yearly. This shows thst -there k a great -fi^ for
limiU'd income and the high cost bf livtog that makes American maBufartnrers to develop in the fnture along the Itoes of
the burden of life especially hard at thk fime of the year.-when Xupifiytog certain articles -which at present are nearly all fwnkhed
heavy fnel billaJiaTe to be met. aside from.the e^ienae of fumkhforeign market An inferior article with the foreign fradetog the table tw a Urge family. Thooe who have riiould not mark dpon it is preferred by a eertato claaa of newly rich petple
Aeritote to give in instances of this kind, for they will feel better
accoant of the niktoken idea riiat they have that foreign-maim
.jltenwd and look back with pride to the fact that they have faeture always denotes a superior qnali^ of goods. The figores
made some damfly happy at the most tiytog period of the year. imporutions
imnortatioDs prinU
tKunts out
ont another fact that should be taken into
Giving to th^ wortl-y at tTirisUara time does not tend to toersaae eottsidontion by the memb« of eongrasi kben tkoy are revktog
on .the part of those who are to n^ but instead spars .the tariff, which k that tocrcaaed dutiei thoold be placed upon the
them to greater action, because they feel Jhat aomeone k really laxtiries and a corresponding amount be taken from the nemssitkB
interested to their welfare, and each being the ease they are more, which are lorcbased by the poorer clatses of people. ^Ith the ira■^mg’than ever tn try .to do their best to the great world atruggle LortsUon every year bl <850,000,000 worth of .luxuries a property
for a livtog. CUikunas giving k not charity, und should not bc'^golated tariff on the artielea to demand would yield a handsome
dsM aa aocli. Jt k the reoc^niUon .of the debt that tho« wb.. toeome to the govemment bom a aonree that srould not be felt
lave Otoe to those who have not, wfaioh k the baaie pciodple of fioneially. If anoh a large nnount of luxuries arr needed, thk
ChrkUan rrtigton. If you know <rf aome deoervtoc tsBfly|<M>imtry should get the benefit to a finaneial wny and st the same

of fbk ^nid. ni^ bl « fannt to fie ttoie eBaomuge Aome manutartore

that Uiere will be no chance of the packages going astray after
they are placed in the mails.

The

Uw

reqnirea that packages

weigt^ing from oUe to eleven pounds can be sent by mail, and also
that in each insianee the name and address

Pells a Paul PM
When a thasiefol plot exlsU bo
tveaa Brer and boveU to canse dlsby refosiD* to act. take Dr.
Kina's Sow l.Kc I'llU. and eiw such
Bboae of .voar aystem. Tbey srat'y
I riabt actlOD of stomach. Mirer
__ .Dvela. and restm yoor health
and all good feelings. Z&c at aU
drusxists in Traverse City.
For CemlstmerS «aks.
DoroUir—*Ab« what Old be son
wbes Tot> propoeedr Mad«e—“Ob,
be looked cor and told me I'd hsvs
to Me bW motber flnt!"

sender most be

the oDtside of the package or else it wiU be sent to the dead
leitcr utiiee. Every paritage must also be stamped with tiie regoUtion parcels post stamps or it will not be accepted. The local
rate of postage k five cents per pound for the first pound and
cent addiUonal for eaeb succeeding pound.

A nuinher <
..
coffee was triads determUsQ
the
it ccoialnad died, prtrrg herood a dosbt that coffee »t»er
as imeoded as food tor i........
iMlSvfile Conrter-JoerttaL

ateo REWARO
Aar maa wbo is tk^l ufi in <rdouble
knot a-IUi rrsiopB iu tbe burets or
<-rtpp1«d with tbe PsIds of. tbremaUsm would aocaeUmes par that (or a
unlcA rellet Yet be caa XM vbat bo

The rate within

the fifty-mile zone k fire cents for the first pound vand two and
three centa

for' every other pound.

drosxtat for a bottl.
.
............ .
PAtN^CIUJNG HAUIC OIU U Is a
powerful rellevlBs remedr for all la-

The local rate k

applicable within the cities and on the mral routes radiating from
that point.

Parcels sent may be regktered' for ao additional five

cents up to $23, or above that amount, but caunot be recovered
on if lost exceedtog that fignre.

Special arrangements wfll be

HOTtCEl
sbl|>:
(irawn everr Fridar until Jaauarr
. WIJ. « B receive taxes:
U Cun lee. Treasarer.

made for rapid delivery of the packages, and an appropriation will

Thii English ^Protest

,«k wh.1 br«.d of mod. i. to b. .bubnod wbon "f «H»1 vl™ »■
>» »»tbro . beumg. or obfm wh.t they
brndS**!^ ldlii!tio» «m prove dnirV. In Ui. io.Unce it » . one.idod nutter. Englmd suiting
all the advantage and offering abaolntely nothing in return. Thk
rile most effective of any that has u yet been devised. Publicity
may be the Englkh way, but it k not the American way, and before
k alsrays feared by the man who k engaged in a ahady busineH,,

sHdediate

On account of the magnitude of the fOan

toe aaine "

be made by congress to cover thk expense, bas^ upon the business
of the first fifteen ^ys that the syvtem k to operation. If the first
fifteen da>w does not give an adequate estimate of the amount of
business that will be carried under the new law, an additional
test win be made by the government before the appropriation k
made.

Coal Trust Is Supreme
Some time ago the members of the city council of Battle Greek
concluded that the local coal dcalere were charging the people
exhorbhant prices for anthracite coal, and in order to help ont
their constituents they passed a resolution authorizing the city
officials to purchase 2,500 (ons of bard coal and sell it to the citi­
zens at cost. So far the plan woriced well, -birt the real test of
the value of their action came when the city clerk attempted U*
buy the coal. He wrote to several of the big eompsnies, and in
some insUnees they politely notified him that they were short and
had no coal to acH. while others were honest about it and said
plainly that they could not sell the city any ooal as they bad
to confine their salesjto the dealers. Thus the dream of the Battle
Creek solons faded /nto thin air lH«cau»e they were up against one
of the biggest trrats in the land. It k a good thing.that the
attempt was made by thk enterprising city to better the. condi­
tion of ite citizais who are abort of fuel, because it afforded the
people of the aUte first hand proof that the coal supply of the
country k controlled by one of the most powerful trusts in exislance.
It also proved that all their products must've handled through the
local dealers who are in the grip of the octopus in such a manner
that they have to do as the coal barons say or eke have their supply
of coal cut off right ih the hciidit of theraeason. The local dealer
k not to blame for the prohibilive prices that coal k held at thk
winter. Jle k as much the victim of the trust as-the consumer,
which fact k ahown by the delayed shipmento on his ordere at the
prraent time. The dealers have b^n unable t4> secure anywhere
near the amount of hard coal that they need anywhere in the
country, and if they are hrtd up in this manner, it cannot be
expected that a city eonld secure any better treatment at the
of the coal trust. The hard coal situation is a hold-up game
and has to ito grasp ^fae derier as well as the consumer. When
>1....... facta
r._4. are 4.V«n
these
taken Into AnnsiHoratinn
eonsidoration it
it looks U
as tho
though the
time k about ripe for the government to Uke a hand in the mat­
ter and show the coal kings that contrary to tlmir idea of the sit­
uation the people do in reality rule instead of the f
M the nation.

M. A N. & TIME CARO

ir
m 11'

Ar.BoloB

Empire Jrt.

£fcS“..-.v
Buckler .

G^itog .

.pii

LY. O. P. A.

Br-tbe “Ka-otar" method I raa re«ve those BchlDX teeth absolutely
Itbout palb. aad trUbout the use of
drp|> to produce uncuPitclouaBM _
I^ple o

W. G. KIKYON,
Im Hlock. wili Ur. li
.erse Cltr. Michigan.

DRESSED P^UtXRY
WANTED
Oellvartea 'Caab I
Get our rtBStrnellons Cor KIIBb* sad
Dreaaliy^l and price* b^ore briaglag
PARDEE 4 HUNT PRODUCE CO.

Women <kt Results
The Housekeepers’ League of Phnadelphis has sneceed.'d in
breaking the egg trust operating in thst city, by forcing a rcduction in the price of bcu fruit from six to twenty cents per dozen.
In order to do ihk they secured a quantity of eggs and sold them
at sub BtatioDB at the reduced rale*. After a time the dealera
rapitulated and brought Ih* price down to the iHijnt .where the
women bad placed it Thk waa the objerl sought by the women
and they wera astisfied with the competition that the reUdera
gave them. Thk goes to show that the fixing of prices k an arbitrary matter bn the part of the dealers and that the ones who are
really in control of the lituatimi are the eonauinttrs. Organisation
k the -only snecesafu] solution of the problem of high prices, and
the sooner the people oome to realize it the belter it will be for
all iamearned. A atndy of the egg statiitles of the country shows
at once that there k jhsbliitely no warrant for 70.cent
or
anything bear that fij^ if. the distribution k properly effactod.
The lifttog of prices *iring cold weather k an ariritrary act of
the tnkt and has no economic defense! it remained for the wmoen
of Phflade^hia to prove thk tact Lid the coammera of the country
t b]
by their experience.
should profit

took with borrar on Skta KreptlMS,
Bores
trials and eataatzopbw tMl
; tomY bsTC tom, wor
from toe oetsMe world wMb toe coed <a«* BscUen’s Aralc
Bislto. toe MMooe ans«. tbs baaor. ^s^

whim 'toe twaiB

BMcbca.
|p«t toa ®‘****'*-

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EiJioes From Tire
Olden Times

team was fitted It drove await making
room for the.next. All vrera fitted In
less than an hour. Beadle ked|« a
IsVge force of first class workmfn and
toroa out first dasa woilc. He nibs
printer's Ink liberally to advertise his
business snd says It pays big.
'

Stacey C. Tboi
a ot 8. W.
Tbompsoo of tnlam! totraship. of this
coonty. baa bongbt the ilanUtec
Democrat. Ur. Tbompaon la a good
newspaper man and wlU .make the
Democrat a good paper.

/'Mrs. T. W. Browne has returned
from a visit of eereral weeks at ber
old borne In Wa.vne county.
Tbe steamer Onehama brongbt a
Urge load of passengers and frelghl
from-Northport on Tneaday.

Vp to the prevent date something
The C. ft W.‘JI. saeveyars made
over three feet of snow tasi fallen'at iheir first ramp on Tuesday of this
Traverse City. In the eooniry the week. It Is on a^on IS in Green
amoant is rather more, yet U hss fal­ Lake township.
len so by degrees that travel has not
beta hindered for any length of time
In spite of a broken rib which C.
Cbamplcr was^unfortunate enough to
G. W. Hargratca of Blair has rc- suffer a few days ago. be Is around as
eentl.v iin'rehaaed of Baiee ft Uoimti usual.
of Grand RapMa, tbe tboroughbred
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gill passed
Ji-reey boll Uarbeltc. thus adding to
the fine fuU Uoode.1 aiock for' uhleb through to«n Tocadsy on their way
Grand Traverse oowity te becomlne to California, where they will spend
the winter. '
Testerday our- townsman. II.' E.
.Steward, r*eeivi>d a telecram Inform­
ing hhu of the death of one of bis
brothers miding at
He rereJved a letter from him two
months ago. at whirh lime be wai In
bb usual health.
A vepon has been In cirrulailon
that ite Rev. i. 8. lArge has deckled
to leave,Traverse City some time in
the near future. We are pleased to
. aUle that no such arranrement has
been made. We have oiir information
from headquarters.
W. 8. McDonsId. commission mer­
chant. has shipped frdfii this
to
ClncinnsU, O.. during the loSt season
the following amount of produce:
Strawberries.
busbets; w-hortleberlies. M bushels; apples. 3.000 bushels:
potatoes L'OO bushels; gooseberries.
10 busheU.
On Tuesday mnntlug ten teams
drove up to frool of Beadle's for new
harness^ Ikadlo was ready for
them as he always keep* a laige asaortmcDi on hand and as qukk as one

P. R.—W. D. Slmansa.
P.-C. T. Qrawn.
Pbyildan—Dr. Elna.
a a-R. Kneelaad.
M. A.-C. M. BdL
Flint M. O.—Geo. W. Btewind.
Second V. O.—Glaiwoe OrelUck.

ed president; H. E. Steward, aecrelary. and W. P. Hannaford, treasurer.'

a-c u. Praa

P.—W. M. BartletL

T«k»« 1r*m Onmd Tr*»er** Herald ol
Thirty Yean Ago.
Geo. A. CiUcr, attorney of Ddaad,
wUl remove at once with bis lamlly
On Taradu- evcnins a party ot S3 to Traverse City.
of cur yoani; people otter iadnlslns la
a short sIctchrMe made aa lotorota]
W. H. ^monds tell from a hay mow
call at the borne of Hr. S. J. Caae.
find hurt faU shoulder and wrist, hot
where tin remalader of the evening
no bones were broken.
iraa pleaaanUy spent.

li

The anntta] meeUng ot tbe Grand
Traverse AgrlcnUnra] society 1
held on Wednesday. An Increaaed

^Peter Benson t>cuer known along
the line of the O. B. ft I. in northern
Hichlgao as "Fnifaer Bonaon" died
Kingsley, where he had been living
for aonw time, on Wednesday morn­
ing. Hr. Benson bnd been a Mason
for £5 yciirs snd died st tbe
Tbe funeral will be held tomorrow
and wni be oonducted by Traverse
City Lodge No. 22!. F. ft fi. M. Tbe
lodge'will be opened in due time at
one otslock sharp.tomorrow and srill
then go in a body to the rooms of the
and take the remains of
Mr. Benson to the M. E. church. Rev.
Brother Hanson will make a few re­
marks, the whole service at ih
church to occupy not over an ^oui
thence to the grave for final servlet
Fhtber Benson had been ven' feeble
Ume. Ho s-as highly repccled b." brother Masons and all who
knew him.

Dr. and Mrs. Ashton s» nxpected
home tide Wee)'.

I

m YQWfi COLT

ftl ■ ■ •

The frame of the new Priedrit* EDWARD LAUTReR HAS FURg CHASED ORATOR PATCH
bolMliif is going np notwithsui
the winter weather.
AKheugh Mntrained, the Twe-Vei
FYsnk Broech killed thU week,
Old Has Shevim Remarkable
two-yoarmld PolanQ-Ctina
that
•peed PoelWIIGee.
weighed dressed SSO ponds, one ol
bis own tsuenliig.
Orator Patch, the finest brad stalUo; colt that hss ever entered north
W. P. Griffin left y'esterdsy morning era Ulcblgsn. was brought to the dty
for New Tork state, where be will today by Edward Imnlnp. The
ylslt his dsughter. He will be gone was sired by the tsmons Dsn Patch,
several weeks.
who bolds the worids's champion pae
Ing record ot 1:&B.
:
Two fwt and more ot sbpw on the
Mr. Lputner has been at the Inter
ground does not keep lamb buyers naUonal Stock farm at UlnneapoUa
away. The oonetry Is foil of them for aeveral days and had a chance
snd transscUons sre freqtient.
choose between hnndreds of t
llncet bred col U In the United States.
The regular term ot drcult court Tbe deal for the poasesalon ot Orator
for Gradd Traverse oounty
Patch was closed by him with W. M.
mcncec Tuesday. January 2. Judge Savage. Tbe colt Is s two-yesr-<fid
Fallas of Csdlilac will preside.
stallion, snd although untrained,
shows remsrksble speed,
Steele ft Titus report the
of intention of Mr. Lautner to train him
N. L. Woodward's place st Esst Bay. for the track and from appearances be
SO acres snd improveraenU for $2.- sboold deevlop into one of the tsfteal
Jsmes nnd wnilsm Selkirk are horses on Michigan turf.
tbe huyen.

and nearly all
lU contents was destroyed by fire
Ust Sunday morning at nine o'clock.
TIio proiwriy was insured In the
Grand. Traverse, Antrim and LcctaFtrmers' Muiual for <IS9 on the
home and |4S0 on tbe oontenta.

r A. W. Wait has heatata
Mrs. Oiaa Hiidawprth. well known
tbe eerord on the Pronl street brlBge.
) oar cilltcna aa the widow of the
It is completed, test.ten days from
Uic Heary Holdswprtb died of con­
tbe drirtng of the flm spile.
sumption at the borne ot her mother
Coldwatcr la-M week. Before her
A Bocur for tbe benefit of Grace
church win he held at Mra E.*L marriage and nnUI after tbe death
8|<rague's reahlence this evening. It of ber husband Mrs. Holdsworth was
sident of .this village, respected
fou go ^ou win have a nice time.
and loved for ber tweet disposition
The Bnller Bros, ye poshing mat­ and .Mroog CbriKtlan rbaracler. About
ters on their new woolen factory herc. a year and a halt ago see went to the
The Acme mills are shut down and onullicrn part Of this state in hopes
the marhinery Is being moved over, that a ebange of climate might re­
and more M expected
rati in a day store her health but Instead she fail­
ed slowly but steadily all the time of
or t«-o.
her «ay there. Funeral wrvlees
Tlie Traverse Ci#l B. M. A. will hold wer© held In Traverse City at the
its annual laaquei on Tuesday eceh- home of her fatbcr-in-law, Mr. Holdsing, Jan. S, As the vcicran associa­
tion of the fintc iiasn'i the word fall
in Its dictloaary. a good time may t>c
At the regular.review of Traverse
es]>ected.
Bay Tent No. 12C on W«Slne»day even­
ing, DeeemVer Hih. the fultowlng of­
J, W. MUIlken went to Petoricey on ficers were elected 'for the ensuing
Tuesday, as a delesslc from theTrav- year;
ersp City Biisiucss Mens' association,
Past -eomhnder—J. A. Montage.
to confer as to the best, manner o
Commander—R. K. Pope.
advertising the, advantages of north­ Lieutenant commander—L. K. Orth.'
ern MIrhIean for hdtncs and manuR. K.—Geo. 8. Beedle. •
facturing enterprises.

cherry cetbaid of C. <A. Ntiaoa who’try bU hrathar. BWet Dolsr, toM
Urus a aue -dtadant to-'the aorthwen an aceouat of IRa^ERlln IfieRIt
of this TlUaffa. ID-. Nelson seeuiwd soms Me dam OMur. tt M
W. B. Ssirey and liaMly and J. I.. the original trees aboot tObon yw« that ha has done faWy wrt for hi
9mieh and famllr. left yesterday ago uta .0 far M haowa. My s^/^
Rf•
the only trees of eMtly ttis klad W <*
to shorn •*« he has :
the former for O
tha Chantry. Prof. U. P. Hedrick
He was tfvea farther p
and the^tter for Ronletta.
^
_____
________
until
tbe
n^
Mm
«<
eonft,'*
, where they wfli spend several weaks the New T<wk
who vlsRed this aei^ recently aha *»***^ —»
tistOag relattvea.
iBsneeted the troeafirtd that althonkh,*-R“^'**®’*t‘

Ten degrees below st Grand RapIds and otblr poInU In southern
Michigan on Sunday morning,
degrees abow aero at Traverie City
the same-tune.

CARLOAD OF TREFS

new paper is to .te started about
January I, st Paradise In this eonn- Variety Was Developed In That Lo­
M. F. Drownson. M. D, bae of
cality and Groat *niinga are Ei
the proprietors of the two will have
pasted ef IL
intcreul in IL
Northport, Mich., Dee. IC.-Tbe
Prank.Broseh U fitting up his west trees wblch'kre to make this Tillage
imlldlng on Front strebt snd will soon known as .ci>o of the most Important
remove his markel to it. TOs will fniit oeoiera in the country have been
then be one of (he largest snd finest received and are la trenches for tbe
marVets in tbe state.
winter, preparatory to planting in the
spring. There was s carload of
Wash,. Pound hss taken hu oia them snd they came from Vincennes.
phfeo as conductor ofi the T. C. R. R.. Indians, where they have been care­
very mubh ft) tlie gratlflraGon
fully oared for in.s pnrsery prepara­
friends liereslxiuts. Mrs. Pound will tory to their being
not he hero utKlI after dfew Year's. Northport They arc cltcrry trees of
the Northport Block variety. These
Prof. K. P. S'lanton of 1
were grown in the VlaeenncB
nuraery from buds secured from
scions taken from «5 trees In the

better Uma ten yeara and they
prodnee a cherry that U nmrwksl
ri-nsr to M Wlad*r «cept
is nnob hettar for shlppteg puiposes.
It is a Urge ewuet cherry with
small stone and very firm. It will
Stand op for shfhment even
distant points and la In great demand
wherever It Is known. Beeanne «f
the tact that it is not grows la any
other part ot the'e^try It has ben
given the name o( Northport Blaek.
As soon as the trees recently receiv­
ed come into bearing, tbe fame ot this
region as a cherry center will be esUbUshn “for. keepe.

COURT GRIND REGUN
CASE-'AGAINST JOSEPH O. REX
^PROMISES SENSATIONS
Joseph Klspec Plead Culfty te Keep^
ifig H» Seloen Open After

The December tann ot the drcult
court convenld prompUy at 1;S0 thie
afteraooD with a fair slzod caleodar
to be heard in the next few weeks,
or, thirty cases listed, toarten are
divorce
The first case to be taken up will
be the Penie vs. Joseph D. Rez.
blackmsU. A plea of not guilty wsf
entered J>y Perm C. Gilbert, attorney
for the defense, and it la expected
this wMl be eomewhat of a
U will he n
«red that Rex
■cqueed ol sendlitg a bUckhand
letter giiing lastractlon that unless _
ley was placed at a Certain
place at a certain time, deafh to tbe
threatened psny would ensue Owlag
to the late arrival of a nnidier of
the hirora wewk on this case was' not
started nntll late this -*•-------- ■*
Joseph .Klepsc appeared to
the
charge against him. brought by the
People of keeping bis saloon open
after JO o'clock. He plead gnlRy snd
was lostrocted that the case would be
given a hearing some Ume before the
close of this session of courL
Kicholas Doisr. who U onl
parole on theft appoarod, accomps

nf^fhiT 'rr rvii.- s, iMa
^W-Ota caMdar.

HEW
Modele fer 191S IwiiM

Tbe new Ororland fer wUdi Mentagne and Reid have aooepled Ybe
agency Fwka Ilka one ot the tnoet «op>
ttlar «r tbe many^nedlsm priced ifilS
The line vticb wm be
ty the local awnts Indadea
mcdds of tonrixg
cimied cars. TBb car whUh is at^
U amieiM
£9. five passenger touring car, aaOIng for leas than a tbontand dbUara,
fully eqnlppe^
The Overtud model U. is a very
attiaetlre awearlng ^ wiU roomy
body, ri>onlder -Ugh. tUted onahSoea
snd upholBterlag
sssares eomtort It is equipped with a four cyllader, thirty horse powwr, moUr and
five bearing crank ahaft. TIis wheel
base la lib Uches. The ear la finUbed in overland bine with giv vbeHs
and nickel and •
The equipment for the thirty isdoiUs
self starter, gas lamps sadi task. oU
lamps, speedometer. vrindahMS. noheir top and aide ci^laa and a Tnll.
set ot repair tools. Tbe rear axle U
£f the three qnarter Boating type with
Hyatt, bearings.

FBIBM AeBuunN
Feee of Liquor Went

Formtrly Bachant & Roseoe’s Shoe Store-Two Stores Connected

cBUng liQwtn.

.FOR ME5I AMD BOYS
Heretofore sold from $1.50^ to S3.50,

At - - - - $1.13

Boys & Children’s
Suits & Overcoats
ABOUT
half-price

Men’s Socks, Caps:
Men’s Overshirls
98c

Men’s neeced 'OOga
Underwear ...
Men’ Wool Underwear

BOYS PANTS

HAlF-PRItX
g

'
Sf;

Big Lot

-

35c to 65c

WUl aose a Big Lot

Meins* Dress
Shirts
33c
Lot of $1 Goods

NOW IS THE TIUE TO BEV POOD 00008 CHEAP. COME aad SEE

I HAMILTOPi
:

BIB Lois to aose

•*

Children’s Hats,
Caps & Toqnes

■ IVfaln ..Store

$1.75 Grade

Now 75c to $1.75

75c

HAMETON CLOTHING CO.

MEN’S PANTS

SWEATERS Md SWEATER COATS

CLOTHING

Cpi.

------------------------------------------

The Best Display of
libiiday Goods
WE

HAVE

Better

Law

Washington. D. €„ Dm. IC-PTOhlbltlontsu and other foet of tbe Uqnnr
traffic from
ot the country were prenent Iq tawe
here today at the opening of « »atlonal Gonferenoe on liquor legUU-.
Uon. The cUef purpoee ot the eonference U to urg upon congiws th oeceealty of puosing « federal taw la
order to prote« prohibition territory

HAMILTON CLOTHING COMPANY

cfam “Annex” Bargain Sale

Many

EVER SHOWN

H E Public generaHy is
Invited to make us a visit
during the Holiday Srason.

Hatnilton Clothituc
Company

aura TuPran bujus ora lupBtn ut uotz. iDoiDAT, dm. it, uit

pAcaromt

)

e nt SL
reUCIrcs returned to hit
Loult yetterdny.
h of Uat mr.
lag the Cbr
C. F. Znpf and O. P- Btwsee Uft
had worked throocfa (be wnpplnc
thit morning on n week't butiness
taOen «ot ot crubed bosee ao that
trip la the upper penlnsnU.
to deUmlae '
T.'E. McDeugall returned te his
whom they had been eeat
home at Cadninc this morning aft­
Uelee ot Taine through the paroeU
UTTirYAliEy,N.Y.
er n aboK time la the city.
The trrapplu ahould be done
Wm. McKinnon left for hla hente
ftAMNO OF W>tlTeLAW HCID eecnialr and carefullr and erory
vaM bear the reQuIred poet[ Manistee this morning nfler n few
KSCNLY FCtT IM CNQLAND
age in the new pereeU port etnmpa
dnya In
dty on business.
E. 8. Laraon. who has been vlalting
^hl(^ will
for aale at all poebot
la the city for the past week left thio
fleet hr Januarr 1- No package wll
be forwarded in the mall under the
morning for Manistee wheere be wilt
(From Satnrday'svJlecord-Eagle.)
new Uw nnleet the paroei U aocomvisit for a short time before q«om0 A. Pratt return^ te Ms heme at Ing to hla. home at Adrian.
ponied hr the return card ot the
Cadillac
this
momlos.
after
a
abort
tender. The weight ^mlt nndei "
U. H. Jesse and wife of Cincinnati,
time
In
the
city
on
business.
8L Lome. Mo.. Dee. 18.—A
Uw will be eUren pounda agalnit tb«
are Tisliing In the city for n few daj^
>»Blh EiWMd aa ReaaH «f •rwnehial
^red Wilkes Isft today for CMcsgo,
former limit ot (our pounda for fourtk tion of the lotertute Commerce comHarry Hall, who haa bMn vlalting
Attaek Fpwi» Whteh He Had
mlulon here today repreeenUUret of where be wll be tor about two weeks In Detroit for tbe past two weeks haa
claat
uatur.
. Ooffered at Intenrala
1 business.
the Boblbem lumber Induttry were
relumed to hla home here.
of Late
W.
W.
Parr
left
this
morning
for
heard In protett agalnel the general
O. R. Thongland left for hla
■advance In freight mtee on hardwood .Munlslng. r. 1’.. where he will be for at Iloyno City ihli morning afier a
toadon. Dm. k.—Funeral pUn< for
lumber tblpmenit from eoulhem Ur- >me time on buslnees.
'WhIteUw Reid.
T. O. Ruosell returned yeaU'rdsy short time her* on business.
rltory to CtnadUn polnU. The adMr*. L. Bush and daughter, who
>to O
i about 4 cenu per from Cleveland where he has been have been vlalting wjih friends In thq
not announced todar. peodiaf
rlalilng for the past two weeks with
dty for the past few days left this
word from Ogden MHU Reid, the eon.
relsilv^r.
arbo U anraute from New York,
R. B. Otvia, who has bean in Grand morning for their home at Cheboybaa been decided'to take the bodr
Rapids for r.-v«-rnl .days on business,
PERSONALS.
'O. J. SalletPom left for Grand Rapthe UnUod fitatea for bnrlal on
retumcil last night,
Whet la BelfiB Dona te Bring the Pee♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
BrtUabTanhlp. HU death waa ei
Mrs. M. Ariett left for her heme at Ids this morning where he will be for
pie of CHIee Together amr Inden and nneqiocted. AU London pal.
Elk Rapids this morning after n short ahoiii a week on business,
tereat Them in Up­
P. F. Stevenson returned to his
’ tribute to the deud
rialt with friends In the cliy.
lift Work.
lag n few days In the city <
R. Wall left this morning for home at Kingsley this morning nfter
WhlteUw Beld^e As
abort time in the city on business.
btaaudor to CreurBritaln ntoce 1»0^. “If 1 knew yon. and you kn^ me,
T. O. Earia ratomod te Wa home
B. V. Gregory and wife, who have
daps on huslnesa.
died nt hU London rntldeDce. Dop And both^ot us couM clearly see.
at Thompoonrillc today after a short
Chat. Billings and W. A. Gale, who been visiting with relatives In
eheuter boute. ahortly nfler noon Sun­ I'm sure that we would <llll«r lea*. ,
visit In the dty.
have been hi the city for some time, city for some time Icfi. today for their
day from pulmontry oedemn. The
And clasp our bands In frlendllneai
Ooeego Robb ratumod today from
left
this
morning
for
thilr
homes
at
home
at San Francisco. Cal.
I quite peaceful. Mra. Reid • 1 knew Tou, and you knew me."
Detroit where he has been for the
W. N. Jackson left today for Char­
uad their daughter. Mra. John HuFlint.
The aoclnl center movement had lu past week on business.
O. N. Mason and wife left foe-their levoix w here he w ill he for a few- days
: hart Ward, were at the bodaide.
F.
E.
Stitea
fomrariy
of
Williamsorigin In Rochester. X. Y_ In Fehni1 hUSlOCB*.
Itio ambamdor bad been uncoo- an'. 1*0". when delegates from elevi jbunt. has moved to Northport sod home nt tbe Soo thU morning, after
several days' visit; with relatives and
O. L. Walter*, who has been In the
pdoua alace S ©'dock la the .morning socleUcs—the Central Trades aSd U-'opened a lli-ery auble.
friends In the rtty.
diy for some time left today for Kanand nt Intervala In the prerloua 21 bor council, tbe &hlldren'a PUyground
Amll F. Noriingar ratumod today
Mia.
T.
Harton,
who
haa
been
visit­
Istec. where he will visit for a short
boura be had, been allgbUy delirious league, the College Women's club, tbejfrom Detroit where he has been lor
ing with relatives at her,former home time irefore reWmlng.^ to his home
„ ns a rauult of the drugs administered Dmughteri of the American Revolu--,h* past few days on business,
near Gram, returned to her home hero
C'birago.
to Induce sleep.
tloo. the Humane society, the Ubor| r. Red*, of Cincinnati, who hat
lesleitlay.
I_ A. WInaley and H. D. Oovrd, whe
eir Thomas Barlow, phyaiclan to the lyceum. the lA>cal Council of Women,
i, n,* diy for acme lime left
O. D. Burleta cf.Chartevolg arrived
nHj ;or j
king, who was called In last week the Officers' Association of Mothers'Lj,jg morning for n few days' visit In th crliy today R.r n short visit be- have hreii vUliIng In
few days have returned (b the!
■ With Mr. Reld'a lllneea became acute, Clubs, the Polillral EqnslUy club, the jg Cadillac before returning to hla
fore leaving for rjncinnatl, where be homes at Cantra. Ohio.
and hla r««vlar physlclnn. Dr. WiUlam Social Settlement association and the
will be for about *i| month.
E. R. Jasper returrved today fron
-■ Hale While. Issued the following bnl- Women's Edumtional and IndustrUlj
Krla*ar. of DotroH. io In the
G. V. Tillman and vrife of Grand r.-tdillae after, a short visit there will
■ totln aa to the cause ot death:
union—met and formed a "schort **'|Clty for a short time on bualaeaa.
naplda. left for thWr home there this relatives.
“A fortnight ago the American am tcnrioti commliiee."
Harry Ediund of Mackinaw City, ra- miming, after a wieek'a visit with rel
happy, are files, trumpets, tops, ^ckets. toy houses,
C. J. Smith and wifa left for theli
: hasaador had a slight bronchial
The commltiei- was given 85.OO0 by turned to bis home there this
stives and friends'In the city.
candles and candle holders. Harmonicas that pro­
h.-rae at Grand IlapldK Uils morninj
‘ : tack almllar to others from-which the city otflclalB for the new work, ing after a week's visit In the city.
Harry Clyder Icjft fer r»:a home at iPer a week's visit with relativet
duce-much music, from 6 cents to $l «ach. China
^
he had snflered at coduiderable Inter- and with the conacni of the iKwriJ of
ning after a ahori
Joa. Gibran iwturnad t« his heme
uid friends in the diy.
dishes, composed of sugar and cream sets, berry sets,
■ I Vila On Wednesday last asthma authe rltyat Charlevoix ibis morning after
Paul Harwlnc left today for Cleve
: perronod and the sathmatle pmrsalad dishes and cups and saucers, at.tbe corner of
Clannee Whitte' *f Walnut staaeL
in I
land where he -will visit for about a
'' ' oxynma became ven* severe, leading grounds, n vacation sebMi. outdoor
E. C. Lyten and wife of Reed City, and Harry C<i1e of Webster rtreet'left
Front and Cass streets.
J to estramo cxhnuatloD.
sfbool Bthlotics and the'use of the who hare been visiting wUh friends for Detroit ycelct lay to work In'* an munih with n-lnlives.
Mr*.
£.
Lowell
of
Elk
Rapida
paaa"It waa hoped that be might rally, school buildings for social tMinxmeehere 101-" the i>ait few days returned auiomoMlc fac
■h the city today
ns no pneumonic aimptoina had ap­
Ijooking about for a tnao to organ- to their home this r.imatrj;.
Peter Wvrxburg^of Northport is In
to Iams Angeles. Cal. where she will
peared. With dlfUculiy the parogysm Ue and au|>cr\lse the work, they were
the city for aVhoft time on hnslnens.
W. N. Rife left thi»
Bjiend the winter.
of asthma were got under eontrol. but fortunate to aecore Edward J. Ward, KaUmaxoo iwhcrc he will l« for about
R. C. Burbank ahd wife returned to­
T. O. Hockstead of Chicago, a for­
Sunday morning iho eghauatlon bw the man who is now at the head of a week on business.
day from .lackson. wh<'ie thej' have
mer reRidellt of the cliy airlVed here
came extreme and he died from pul- the civic and -aortal center work In,
Mr*. C. W. Fnutt left thia mom- been -.Isltlng vitb rclallve* for the >Tstrrday fi r a few days' visit with
BKmarr oedema at 12;20 p. m."
imst week.
friends.
The houae ot commons sanctioned
Mias Minnie Bgrrdnt left today for
Wm. H. Clapp returned te his heme
tbe plan to nae n Briitah warship to!education and
her home at Toiedo. after a two
school there.
at Palllr Creok today after a short
convey the body to AtnMftn. It was‘care the work gn-w- rapidly.
weeks' visit with fclatlrca and friends
(’tinier FVont & Can Streets.
lipbc In the City on huslnc-ss.
thla afternoon that tbe| From this experiment, for auch it
In the city.
i
P. G. Woodward and wife returned
«. Chalvin andt wife left today for
tod.vy turn Gran' where they have
™p,duv
in Wettminlster Abbey.
Manistee, where khey will visit for
l-vcn 'ri'lng t«r‘iho-i>ast week.
extends nil
I Wm. Bester of Cleveland, who has fe>' days with rwtives.
Harry Lefton and Wm. Mohr of Peand England..
W. C. RoderiekJ who haa been In the
. been in the cliy for some time
Mrs. Humphrey Ward, organlaer of
city for some tlfne cm hualness. feft liKkcy wliii I-.-1M ht-cn in thy cllv Ini
[ I business left t'.^s morning for
few- days left today for^Aulamuetie
the movement In lohdon. Is lalorlng
Clemens where be »111 be for a sltort this morning for ll.udinpton. where he
win he. for a fc4 days before return- where llu-y will I-.- for
to secure the |>ermanence of the work
time '"uorc returning t-) his homhla home bt “ ' '
UNCLAIMED PACKAGES DISPOSED ihro-jgh its adoption by public author-'' C. A. Strom returned from Manisla,
T. 0. Simona ihaa returned to hit
OF AT WASHiNOTON.
•center" In Pub-!**'®-morning after a week's visit home at Cartlllac. after a short time
Therc Is alto 0
there with' relatives.
lln, Ireland, oiwned by Ix>rd Iveagh
In the city on builness.
R. R. Wiimea returned t, his home
Tire lm|««nnce that 1s aiurhed
B. B. Johnson [returned today from
Nogleet te Pvt Name of SMder <
at Manistee thir morning after a slvon
IbU work In America can l>esi l>e
Honor, vt herc he iias bran ft»r the i>a»'
Packapea Roouiu In Heavy
d„,o.d W
.k. Okl.lo.. ot ii™ Ik-tk, - w O.
week on buslnes^.
o.r
e«U.n.:
■«• »•
.M wW. I.X <1.1.
I. L. Drew, who haa been visiting
BupT.»<-Coun
rtarte. E>or.l.s I, > .o.k’. ,1.li »l.b reb with relatives It) Ihe city for w.m.fime. left today for his home at
Washington, D. C... Dec. iC.-The HughM says: "I am more Interested niivrs and friends at.Manistee,
|
annual rale of arilrlee which were in what vou are doing and what U| a R. Lighifoot of Cheboygan, who Angeles, f'al.
E. N. WMcott and wife have return­
seal through the mall but could not stands for ihan anvihlng else In the hgs been in the ciiy for several ^ys
he delivered because neither the.ad-' World vou arc bettering the founds-,left this momlng for Grand Riplds ed from rhii-agtJ where Oioy hav.|wherc he will bo for about a week
been vlaillng for
fonthc past two weeks
dreai of the SMider nor that-of the tIoBwoT dcnJocraey.-'
Governor Woodrow Wilson: "What business.
Ml*. A. F. e^y rrturntd to her
addressee could be ascertained, be­
gan here today at C. (1. Sloan A rn.'s I ace In this mov^ent Is a recoveryj Mra. Edward Moekabee of Pltta- home nt St. Johjis today after a fevnf
tl>e
ronstrucilve
and
creative
gco-^burg.
Is
visiting
with
relallvca
days'
visit
in
thj city.
auction moma under tbe auspices of
Ins of the American people"
,c’ty for a few days.
George Knowiloiv, who haa been In
tbe Dead letter oBIre. There wer^
Ex-Pre«ldenl Theo-lore Bonaevcii: j' E. O. Chase left thle morning for ,hi4mlng for same lime —n biiFincas.
’....
In all S.Iiei! articles, divided Into lots,
Chtistmas shopping is now at ils liei.sht. Every day sees us thronged with
The polling places ought all to be In^orand Rapids -where he will visit for returned today. ^
for the sake of saving time at the auc­
eager customers, gut we are prepared for it. with the laigest and best fliowing
the jchoolhousei. It ought not to be ,i few days l>eforc* leaving for TolcA. P. Giflerd left today for Detroit
tion. The Hat of the articles which
of
Christmas
merchandise we've ever made. And. bett of all. our Cliristinas sale
necesMry fur the ^•rtles t^ hire bulU- a, for a niomli's visit with rclallvevw- where he wll ho for several days or
waa Issued a few dajs ago. gtvea the
ildati
Ing* In which their eandibualnraa.
provides for the filling of your lists with real economy. The few (rfferings quoted
contents of every -lot and judging
speak. We can make
relative
Chartca Courtade of Sparta. Mieh..
revetl many timely suggestions lor Christmas shoppers. Come m the morning
from the queer cnmblnatloaa of many
Bc-nate chamber of the iteople."
>k left t
city for the iiast week
la vlalting ralatives in East Haj t
of the lota the aelocllon must have
if coLvjnient,
1’, S. Senator Itoberl M. l,aFolleite:
.'lies
been made tiy a humorist In the de­ •'ll will result
lessening prejudice
(From Mondaj's Record Eagt?-.1
. his heme
hem« at
partment. Tbe list InciudeB every and misunderstanding and In develop­
Mrs. Anna Brown of Leland. aifd
Cadillac this morning after a
A GREAT OH^TMAS BALE OF FUSS
25c TABLE OF CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES
Imaginable kind of articles, bonU ing a-Uetter A
her granddaughter. Mlaa Ann-u Hrnw n.
days In the city on business.
i»nr Kiir jirirvi^ioii for (tiflti in
«-oiiineckties, sofa cushions. ' millinery
iliu-k
ll:i:i''ll-s. ll.tr I’inN. H-M
Elliett left this morning for of this cli.v, arc UKuidlng the vt cik In
jil.-i.-. S|«'eialk-|trie.-«I .MnfTs. Si-arte and Fur
.Tti-mK,
llnticl-.-iiil.r..iiI.-n-il
ll:in.lk-ivhi.-|v,
gloves, hundreds of pieces of cheap
Judge Pen P. IJndscy: "We. have ,. n, - ,.y w-bera he will visit
Chirago, .
Knn.-lt H..VV Ti-s. K«im-.v D.-tli.-s. .-f. .\li have tsete. ‘
weighing 3 and 3-Cf .carats, which wilt been fighting the Beaat: ;
are mak- «
a week.
Mr. and Mr*, t. W. Dray have left
know of no ifift more h••Il^ilile or that
be BDcUoned seiwrately. • The attend
ill.- ('Iiri-itm:i>* llav<ir,,>-ii'-li.................................26cdirty
I MIm LouIm Colo, who haa been for a visit to Iljirolt and rirvclanil
iv-ijai mil iun«will oe r<-e(-ivfwi null niorr
•nee at tbe opening sale was large
M.,o,
n. lu,™. Of Mlbb,-I
,,|U
rtl, ,or. to spend the h^iU.vy neason.
50c TABLE OF CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES
nod tbe biding spirited. U is expected U.IU: -Th. bn.io.1 a.l«i lb ;b.|„,
j.,,. ,a, ai. morblM
W. 6. Roberta left for hla home at
Ho.l..f
C«n''.v':irli-i.-n
f..r
ginsi-Uiim-tl.-s.
that the 'rale will consume acveral rrw.Tt wTl.1 .truMiir. of th. .It, 1,
.„w,.
Kalamazoo this raoraing after a few
for ber home at Grand h
Rapids.
.1,-wcl
Ili.l
KtiM.-.v
......
.
n,il.l
^
.S..M
dhya.
the enilrc lack of symiiathy and
F. Jelion -rwtumed to Ma homo at day*' visit in thx- city.
. llrHOt-l.-ls,
• N.-<-kv\.-:ir. I'.-iili-r I’lt-. s. W”** ..............
Everyone of tbe nnictes listed at
between tbe residents ot
B. Hunuingor {of ^oakoy. who haa
PnrSeU.........
Ceninl Uke today after a weeks
all "II Mill' III- «'ln‘i"<' for ..........................63c
this aucUon reached the Jirad I.«tgiven district—and the social cen­
Irty-n In the cH> for eotte time on bos
ter offtee through the careleaanesa of ter Is the only thing that will correct visit In the cliy.
Q. T. Shaver and wKe. who have Inca* left thla ! nomlng for Grand
OHBIBTMAS
the sender. In moot cases the articles
BIO SALE OF SAMPLE
Rapids where lie will spend a tbeenMsUing with frJenda fb*)
EAMpKBBOHIEFS
7
BLANKETS
-es Id the city for the past tew days days iK-fore ratufning lo bU home.
.N
liirte ihuift [% a hatidkerN. H. Holmra and wife have ,r«have returned to their home at Bald­
Mki ynnli ijurk I'riiilt nt yit.4c
Fleeced
snd
Wort
Bhpiluti
«-hief.
bill
it play* a niiRbly big
turflcd from ^glnaw where they h*vc
win.
UiK! I»l HI.- Ontiiiitk. at y«1.7‘/^ |.arl in holiday gift |;iving. VVv
at ONB-THIED OFE.
Mrs. D. R. Bason ratumod today lieen'for the i*al few day* vlsIHnj:
Ojie lot 12',-<' faiiey Sj^ko- .
iiavc a varii-vl ami attraetive
from Grand Rapids where she has wtlb relativea.
Thin w thi- cumplrle sampl-'
lim-B. atyard,^.....................SVsC Bliiiwmg of eottoB, linen and
Mrs. M. N. Bolfrat*. .who haalMon
been visiting for the past two weeks
hilk handkcn-Aiefa, PKimdally
W. W. Hell of Saginaw, returned vlalUng with relatives and friends/
lin*' of Mankfta shown by -Ms* (‘hihiri-ii'H riiioii Nuita; all
Miitctl for {imiejiU. .
to bis home there today after several the city for eoae lime left this a
ai*«.
at .................................22c
shall Field fc G-o., of CbieeFo.
Sra- the Kliowiiig at 5c, 10c,
ing for ber bone at Big Rapida.
days In tbe eJU' on btuiDoaa.
\Vi>iiM-»'s Fb-rawwl riikm
25c. 60c. 98c.
T. Puett and wifa teft this morning
E. J. Curtia of Tl
$1.00 Blankels. at pair..., .67c
Suite. .'.Oev.hK' at............... 39c
Ladiew fine Initial llaiidkerIn tbe city tor a abort time on bual- for tbHr home at Toledo after aev
ehiefB.
Kpe<-ial at 3 fnr----- 2Bc
$l.:i0
Blankets,
at
pair...
.$1.00
M,,,-.
FI,-.e.aLShir..
...J
eral days' vltU.^ with (relatives and
Men's .lapaneUi- Handkep.
l.y m.,.y
rrtenda In the dty.
R. N. Foote loft for hla homo
$:!.Up Blankefa. at fiair... .$2.00
stort* at iiOe; on m1<A. A. Morgan returned to hla home
Detroit today after a week's vlalc la
2Bc
here at
...................28c iniliolB. 3 frtr..................
$6,H0 Wool Blaiiketh. pr.'.$t.00
at Manlatee thla .nordns after a
the -iluv with friend*.
A. H. Blrdley left tor St. Johns to­ abort Ume tn tbe dty on terineoa.
Chat. Dawte and wtf*.**tt thh r"ort»day where .te t|fU apesd.a.few days
iBg tor Milwaukee' wiMre'they wtll
viahlng at hU fOraer home.
Wm. Walker of Owoaee. la la the vWt for a tew days w1» eotatlvea
tefoT* leari« for a short visit In
’cliy tor a few daya os bualnera.
* j D. MRler «f Kalkaska la vialtiag In Ateagn.
■ ■ ^:«MS
R. JO. Met^. who haa teen vldtJ ^Ite dty for a few days before leav'lB( tor Detroit wteig bg bga Booept- lag In the e»U f«>r
with
Helen Varick BoeweU: “AU women,
bottl aaffragUU and anUWoSimgUU.
tboold tpopotale with men to realUe
thU common oente Ideal now."
LatU bupnot ieatt. It what an Immignnt at a aocUJ centor gathmlng
tald:
"Here for the drat time I find real..ed what I had dreamed Ammlea
would U when 1 wnt In Italy."

Mi LONDON
PMQ TRifiOTE

UnnBHIEI PROTEST

RS [BTN WHS SUDDEN

ed a potiUon aiih the Timken Axlo
works.
R. B. Macey of Lantlng. who haa
been In the efty for eeTeral dnyt on
bntlneta left thU memUg for Char-'
UToU where be'wlD be for a few
dayt bofore-returning to hU homa
Mm. John Hutton of Bclialm. U vleItlng with friend* In the city tor
few darn.
Harold KlrfcU retimed te hie home
at Grand Rnplda today after a abort
vuu with frtoods In the dty.

ITARAU^iS

The Farmers’ Store

One of the best
line of
Pochet Knives
made. They are
' hand forged and
warranted. See
our line of 25c
^nd 50c knivQs.

The New Social
Center Movement

Frank Trude

Chfistmas Trees

are goiog. Get yours now. Only a few
more days before Cbristmas. We have
ornaments at 10, 20, 30 end 50 cents
per doien. Doilsat iz, 15, 25 and 30
cents each.
Ihese 'dolls will please.
Other things for boys atid girh -at from 1
‘lich Will make them
to 10 cents each, which

HOLD ANNUM. SALE

Let the Herald and Record Co
do vour Job Work.

The Christmas Selling
k On in Earnest

1^'gyealcst of all Cbpstma, Sales slatted
With a rush of hdliday buyers.

"6

Next Time 1

Don't forget to include in your order for i
BEST flour, a lack of our
*

BUCKWHEAT FLOUR :
Gua-aaleed Frcih and Pure.

HANNAH & LAY CO.

S

Chmtoas

So^oM^ach

eioiiE DEPT. $1 ORE
Traverse City

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f CO-OPERimpN AMONGTHE FARMEIIS

>AaBHT*T^

(Bin> nt4vm HWAID MD IMVBMB Bil JUOm CTMDAT. MO. II, UU
Tbe nwocUUon mnt terte end ladoencc fa erpulxlae w eSe^prodoccts' wsoctedoo Tor
» tor Ite BeiBbeM by porcbwla*
(or then nch aoppUee w .epmyere Onad Tiarffte bay redM.
1 eordtelty terUe perwnal torrebwkau, cmlM. tenlUxora.. pranlng •pendeew and diecoietea on
tools, tedder*. t»0». pocktes Mebtow. «reat Uwoe.
feed tor teana. aeed (or erttpa. aw, at
wboleeate' prices,
ALLVN.
j|, n leads to a araatar ftabOUf ot
bwlneai o( (mil erawlas or aayr♦♦♦♦♦**#*^#*^***^
VUlya. inch, Dec. Id.—Or W. Cteik
.peciaii,.
had the mtefortime to.Jeaa a section
n.
«„ .iq, otb,
^ ^a
and with tbe. oat of bis dam. Hte -son tor«ot to
j raise Um teodwlarWa the wstor
leads to '
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b. 1. tb. c. B.««, 1.1» -r-

!. Tkl« aNtbod «t X
iMlciUy imi to tbo. I
U. E. Jaoobe te bavlt« aome Umber
1BO Ka
vaauBMjMB
«_
t (or |B«rf)t»blr wine Midi
pet oa the H. « K- F- at Brvnda«s complete (odetnl eontni system over
portUw or tlM crow w nny not be
CfA far CaMwd! ft Loaion.
*■ ----------- --------- mat rewire the
tor Btoralilpped In the nv ■tnt*.'
Wood dinars are te ffraat dswabd. llewWns or all wlrWasa
lac. (or^ Una. each aa are eo shipped.
The Buckley ft Dowtes Co. are want- worktec across state lines or te
In thte line we teive only to think e(
las men to cut, and there wm be tehtbe sreat baaattta to ba derived tron
tor ndlo steUons wU be Issued oeOr
atoraea pteats. eaanlng teetortea. avapi'.
Oy M>n W*«.m. ‘
Masdenhall. woo
who uv«»
lives wHue________________
aowUt' to dtlsans ot Uie I’nlud States or
Mrs. MsnqenBMi.
oratlae pteau, viaenar and pIcWe (aeeast ot here, drwed dead s few days p^rto Bleo or to a company teeorpotorlea. ate. Vary tew enall lowas
- She was a sistor ot Mrs. O. A. „ud under a (ederal. state, terriuftel
Conplylns with ny‘ promtsa In tba
d. b.1 .now
^
MsteeL Tbe body was Uken to „
Bleaa tew. Ama^ statteM
ten arUde. 1 now give tbe lylnelpal correct weJgUu.
taUIlM the odds and ends o( erdp P**___ na tor barteL
. I are to be reetricted to/wsve teasths ot
benddu to be derived by (arme'ii (roi ’ <. An ably manaced association■ ducOot.
ducUoB. or to aUnntete special effort
Tbe
young —
child oT Lewis Clsrk transmittal to not exeeedlos MO feel.
■uin. Oteoorac. the j^ns Its brand oa all poods sold la m »aj- girea Um la the suTTouadlas
Aim AVUim
was quite sick with pcenmonte. but except on apeean aH«<c»v»»B to
“» Um
Is the aeenrin* o( pedtegee. Thst brand soon becomes country.
‘nfaeUced by ladlTldBal
-,m.
has recoveiwd. Dr. Bdcaonds stteaded. depanment ot dteumgS^te^.
more mosey tor tbe produce u...
than ... .
inntee „
of .b.
the onallty of ,b.
the condividual setllnp could reallie,
____ ______
_______
The department will enfo?fe'’.the
bnyera
an^ oonsumera alike.,^ IneenUva to beuerj^iftg^
, borne ot the »aye and means which This Insures hteber prleee (or the
New York, Boston Baltimore. ChP
tontrlbsM to this chief result nnd products of the aisoctetten than can
by . an Individual producer
otgo. Sew Orleans. San Fnnclsce. 8a^
s of the iDchteatsl beneflu do be rcollted b
vannah. Seattle and aeveland. The
acting nIoDo'
rived are as (oQows:
VIRCLEM STATION* .llU*T SE6. An I
United States has been divided into
1. This plan ot marketlas enables
market «««.«
reporUng nwmay t»
be oj>erBted. „ - ^
,j,*
IW mulrt
^1. II
----------------CURE LICENSE
nine districts, with h^dquartsen U
the growers to oombioe their small ence and can get better reoulls k so as to keep each member informed ,............. ..
lead
to
the
making
of
better
homes,
to
|
^
been
very
hard
to
get
tbe
ku and ship to earloml lots, thns re- dealing with raiboads. etcombdat
those cities.
W^ll
be
N«
Leaser
lirterterd
on
market
oondltlona
|
edocatlons
and
opiorttmltles
p**«,«ry
cart
tor
trnffK
at
tbU
point
dodng the (telght chargee, aad eecsr- Itaeu. telegraph and telephone com____________ ot would-be operators
•With by Amstew''.
l«. Experience
has repeatedly
the youth of the amatry and ibe taj, fs«.
Ing tbe beoeBts ot tbe best marfceu In wnlee. express companies and dealwill be held at the navy yards, naval
Operatern.
era than any Indlvldnal can exert or proven that an nssoctetion may to- ,{,*4, ,nd substaaUal advance of rcnl, ^ number of tamllles (ram Wtesdu'the country at the tine ot eeUlng.
stations, tbe naval academy, certain
crease the consumption, nnd consevnluet.
J kce coonty hsve moved te here
secure.
2. An a
Washington. d"T. Dec. IS.-Com- army posts, and elsewhere. Women
Wtlle much could be written to'out wood for the TO lUplds Iron Co.
6. The sssoeiatlon plan bt tnaricei- quent demsad. tor (be principal prod­
terse district tbrongb the agencies ot
uct of Its section by discreet advertis­ prove and illustrate tbe troth of tbcec) J. T. RlcbardaoS'ftas-moved Into a marctel messages by wireless, or the as well as men are to be eUglhle lor
looal branches may prevent any given log enables producers around any
ing. It Is practically Impossible for nssenloni U will be my purpose to bouse two miles sqcth to do B Inmber- exchange of signals in behmlf of a ship licenset aa operators.
marliff from being ^tted with tbe given abipplag point U try' out ot
The department ot commeree nnd
to distress, will no tonger be Interbriefly dtecuss each of (faeffl to subse- Ing job this winter,
make use ot varieties which.'for some todiridual growers to do this.
tunducta from that eecUon.
will oomoine
combine lue
tbe 1
.............Standing together and letUng one quent ______
srilctes. t ___
shaH do this to { Jesse l.eeteud. whose brother wasI terod whh by tbe practice of amateur labor wni
3. An assoclaUon secures to every reason, they may not want to grow to
of tbe new nilee to that ot the act of
may ^
^ al^ to arouse ^ kilted ,t Chicago Junction. O, has be--{devotees ot tbe new system of telesmember correct weight of all products large quanUUes. as It has tbe ma- man do the marketing tor tU on tbe
.^ivllv many Of Ue readers of the' gtm suit (or TIP.OOO damsges against I rsphr. It the nilM P« tow effect to- , ISIO to require wtreteaa apparatus on
sold by weight. ‘Fanners sre cheated ebtewv to collect the small lots Into a same basis saves tbe members from
• > day by the department of commerce all ocean passenger ehlps.
carload. .

How ThU
Would Profit If Ponnett aod
Fruit Oro4^ Would Work In Hormony.

FEDERAL CONTROL

And Now tk Whole, Happy World Turns Its Face Toward the Holidays
GOOD NATURE Is lha! tovely qoaUly that Eposes one lo enjoy and promote the happiness ot others.
In the moYlng pictures of living men and wc men congregated every day In this store, transacting business
on all sides, in every department, Ihcrc is a line example of muiual consideration.
Watch it some day and contemplate the beauty ot business amiability.
This store altns lo please Ibe.old folks, the younger generation, and ihc liille ones, by Ibe bomellbe frealment
—by the lotyering of prices on choicer merchandlse—Iiy Ihc giving 0! premiams llpat make a lasting Impression.

OUR GREAT HOLIOAY SALE IS NOW ON

The low prices we are quoting on practical and sensible oills arc crowding this store wllh eager buyers.
Holiday SUks and
Dress Goods
42.lnch BEAUTELLA SILK, s beautiful tabric. to all light shades, special. yard..|lJS
ftUneh BROADCLOTH, to light and dark
gray, cardinal, maroon, nary and brown.
special, per yard ................................ ,..50e
4(Hneh FANCY ALL-WOOL MATERIALS:
to a big range of shadca. worth Sl.OO a
a yard, apeclal at...................................... 6»e
WHITE TEXTitt BEARSKIN, to plain or
curly weave, 50 IrfchcB wide, suitable for
baby costa, worth $2.50 and *3.00 a yard,
at ............ .- ............................................... *1.M

Silks and SearUngs

- Here'S Good News.
Our linen Sale Prices Coattnne *tIU New Years’

Pretty Christmas Bandker*
chiefs. Hand Bags, Gloves,
Pins, Jewelry* Pecked
In Christmas Boxes.

FINE BLEACHED DOUBLE SATIN DAMASK, 72
in. wide, worth *1.76 a yard, at.......................... *148

WHAT 78 MORE ACCEPTABLE AS A
CHRISTMAS REMEMBRANCE THAN A
DAINTY HANDKERCHIEF?
Here youTl tod them la almoet endleaa
variety, in neat, pteasinf and novel slylet
plain. hemstUebed. embroidered. Initialed.
«U6 wouderful values at *e, 5c. 70b. 12/iC.
15c. 7»e. 25e. 35c aad 60c.
SILK MUFFLERS and HEAD THROWS at
Me. TSe. S140. *1.25. *140. etc- up to *340.
KNIT MUFFLERS la the Phoeolx. I.a
Mode and Way's styles, all colon and
alies. at .......................... ........................50e

THE BEST STANDARD HAKES IN LADIES' AND
MISSES' HOSE and tbe gresieet value* ever
•hown at......................................................25C and 50e

Sweaters aadToeqncs
lor All

..25e and SOe
KID GLOVES. -‘Ceciermert' make, all
*1.00
bteck. in indlvldua! ChrUi
and $1.50.
LADIES' UNION SUITS, wnndcrfnl t-aliir» here al
45c. SOc. 75c. SIM *145. *1.50. *245. Me.
CHILDREN'S HEAVY
RIBBED . UNDERWEAR.
»l*cs IS.
ZZ and 21. at only................................22e

FINE BLEACHED SATIN DAMASK, several verypretty patterns. 73 Incdies wide, wottb *146 a yard.
BLEACHED DAMASK, OS Inches wide. SblMdld nluc, to this sale at ....................................................77e
SILVER BLEACI
worth 6*c a yard, at .

dea.. at .................................................................... SL15

SILKS to beautiful and-exclntlve waist and
dress patterns that make splendid holi­
day gift*—we are showing exceptional
valuea at. per yard . ■ ■ -SBc, TSe and Si-00
ALL SILK CREPE OE CHENE SCARFING,
dainty thndea. worth 85c a yard, spwlal

PRETTY DRESSER SCARFS, DOILIES. CENTER
PIECES AND FANCY UNENS, all go la this HoUday sale at..................................10 PER -CENT OFF
HEMSTITCHED TOWEIS. extra valuea In buck
and damask, at special price of........ .................. 2Se
EXTRA LARGE TURKISH TOWELS, worth 25c.

SILK POPLINS, to Un. gray, while, bUck.
navy, rqpenbafsn, etc. 2Mn. wide. 1

For wsraitii and comfort there's nothing
e useful
... or
- nrncUcal
____cal and
aad nothing n
■ ,an a 1good
t (or a bolldar gift than
sweeter, toque. -naeL svteUou or akl cap.
WE HAVE CUT THE PRICE
•RICE*^'ON ALL
LADIES’ SWEATERS down» tto *145, *245.
S34a S540 and S6.50.

We're Hca

Gloves and Hosiery

Blankets and Other
Hems

They Make Good Gilts.
LADIES' WOOL HOSE, extra special, per ralr..22e
OTHER SPECIALS al..................................*Se and <Se
3Sc. SOe, rse, *1-00. *145.
MISSES'. WOOL HOSE, extra qaalltT.aH slxm. at ?5c
WOOL KNIT LE^GINCS, cxlie^g^r and
BASIES' KNIT DRAWER LEGGINGS. In whHt. grey
and black, st............ ,............................... *5e and 25e

Holiday Sale, per pair .
witb rood Ann nap, special, per pair..
HEAVY BLANKETS actual also SCxtO;
worth *2.00 a pair, st ........................*1-*5
WOOL BLANKETS, worth *6.00. at....*446
BATH ROBE BLANKETS besuttea. with
cord* to match, at only ... .*240 and S*J»
BLACK MERCERIZED and HEATHERBLOOM PETTICOATS, special at 45c,
75c, 5*e. *145. *140, *240 and *240.
WOOL KNIT . PETTICOATS at SOe. *U»
and *145.
OUTING GOWNS tor ladlee. priced spertal
at .............................45c, 55c. TSe and SSe
OUTING GOWNS (Or mines and Children
......................................45c. 4*e and **c
MEN’S OUTING NIGHT SHIRTS at 60c.
TSe sod tSe.
MEN'S PAJAMAS at- .S140. S2X0 and *240
DENMARK ROBE and OTHER HEAVY
FLEECED MATERIALS, beautiful de­
sign* tnd colorings lor-Bath Robea. worth
16c to 25c a yard at -14c. 15e sod l*e
GOOD OUTING CLOTHS, per yard, at 4y,c.
Sc and »e.

This ClothiHg Saic Wili Prove a Revelation to Many Men!
Extra Sptcial for This H^daj Salt!

«vho has any cen*idersiien at aU for seonemical boyins
Every
tsk* time to come to tM* Clothing Sale.*f our* and buy every bit of cloth­
ing that h* needa tor preeent and future u*«. both tor WmeeH and all the
s and Suits Is pssltlvely
Thorete M questien but that thte sM* of Ovi
the biggest bargain toast of ths season—of cewrs*, you WM
many of ths lets sra limited and early buylne I* essential.

*19.90 buys a «X5.00 or S2M0 Soil or Overcral
*16.50 boys o JtO.00 or »2*.50 Soil or Overcosl
*1X65 boys a (16.50 or 514(0 Soil or Overcoat
OlOOObnysallLOOor H6.00 Soil or Overcoat
18.80 buys Men’s Suits worth ................... 51* 50
59.50 boys Men’s Overcosis worth
.»15 50
17 SO boys Men’s Overcosts worth.............*10.00

4 Big Underwear Bargains
45e valses at 28c

Dolls and Sleds
Chairs o"iS?r Premioms Free
Our cuitomcrs receive a Premium Ticket with every
tOc purchase. . TLcy arc Wven In every dopartmeat of the store and wf whatever m«-fobaadl*e
you buy. With 50 of these tlrVei# we giro a dandy
rocking Aalr. ambralta. petUroaL doU or sled, suit
r watch, aod te tb<- first i«rt} of children
ckeu; wc will give a
bringing to 3
Potr-of Coafnf Mi Fhe

Bo)s’ and Children’s Qothii^ '"s™
I well—of d*- BOYS* WOOL KNICKER PANTS,
-Clothing that ■
eteslng out what are left, ^ a SOe
pcndsbis mswrtal*. that la mad* t*
lot
.............. ................................. »»«i
withstand wear, that fits well, that
leeks well, te diyHsh. thst >t priced
along saving lines like all eui Kvriday GREATEST LINE OF KNICKER
.PANTS you ever saw t SOc. 75c,
Salegopda.
.
*140 and *140.
BOVS’ CONVERTIBLE COLLAR OV­
ERCOAT*. worth up to *740. Ill ihU BOVS' BEST CAPS, with
bands, ali go at .
•ale al . .*2.40. *345, *445 and tl.OO
BOVS’ KNICKER SUITS to plain or
Norfolk ttyle^ cftoice nateriala. terfudlag serge^ nearly aU ateea tram
6 to IT. worth np to *7.50. at *145,
*2.45, *345, *445 *md *SXa

It’s a dandy big bob and exactiv
like the picture shown here. OTHER
DANDY BLEDS and DOLLS given
with
h 20. 30. 40. {60. 80 and 100 tickets.
/ baby and doll cutter*
. also a lev
to bn gtvnn sway
away with tlckala.
lEAUTIFUL SETS OF DISHES.
CKINC CHAIRS, SILVERWARE.
. fte.. given with in«.
125. 150 and 200 tlckeu. Ask lo see
0 show (hem to
you at any lira*.
Our pramiup Udiet* will be good all r

ONE LOT OF CAPS wKh
BOYB* FLANNEL BHlFfT*.
. choice, an Msas. al... .BSc and *140

||!#

MEN’S HEAVY FLEECE LINED
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all sixes
up to It, special (or this sale,
each.................................................

.75c Values al 50c
MEN'S
HEALTH
UNDERWEAR,
heavy mottled shlru and drawer*,
all sixes, spectel st
............--»e

5L50 and 52 •* Valoea
al5L25
BEN'S WOOL UNDERWEAR. Fhlrt*
aud ITreaera. a lol thst wnrn $1 50
and l; 00 a rsMi.cr-i. wile price 8146

Men's Union Snifi—Spreial at SSe, $1.28,
$240and$340
Flftancl Shirts. Sox.
BweaUrs. cic.

Pretty Neckwear.
Hendkerchleh,
Olovee, Hoee. Mulflere

MEN'S HEAVY
JERSEY OVIRSHIRTS, siwctel for tbU sale al 46c. Our extenntve aesortment maka gift
cbooclng an <n» matter.
afCN** WOOL SHIRT*, worth It^C^
HE PRETTIEST NECKWEAR POR
D thte sale a
MEN—Tie*
cverr *lTl
siyl*. ecdor aad
•Tie* of everr
BLUE FLANNEL
tnanv of which ccome packed
totign.i, many
SHIRTS and other good color*, big
Mvldusl Cbrutmas boxes. Mg
to Individual
asscrticrtt of 11.25 value* at .-SSe
renge at 16c. 25c. 356, eOs,
cboMc. range
75c. *140, *140 and S24D.
WOOL FLANNEL SHIRT*, worto
rtOENlX
GUARANTEED
SILK
82 50, In this sale al.................. 8l-t6
HOSE, la buck and eiceltenl dark
MEN‘8 HEAVY WOOl, PANT*, apeshade*. *L the pair........................»e
ctsls. wad* of heavy wool kerseys, BILK INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS.
cheviots, ate., to dark patterns.
*1.45. *145 and *240.
SILK MUFFLER* at 60a. TSe, *140^
MEN'S SWEATER* AT SPECIAL
MUFFLERS, many stytea.
HOUOAY PRICEB-78c.*145,*140,
*245. *345. *440 and *640.
SMOKING JACKETS AND MTH

Rebes at sm *840. «U0 ato SS40.

Store open every night until Chrli

All 11.25 Values at SSe

'

ntAviiHi ii&ao tin>

FAOSfeE,

♦
V xher the iBoetl&K the todlee «sned.m
♦^
tONO VAkt
k .upper ud uU enjoyed * good time. ' I
^"^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^
There trill be ■ Chri«ma» tme «i,,
lu»« lAke, Dec 11.—lire Tn»e tjj, «*bblbo«we Priduy. Dec. 20. ao I
WheeJock, «be hM been gpmittia the tendter cen to to her home on the
e ante .In Tnrene CU}', rbWmdd peniubU to ipend Chrhrtiaaa.
h*»6 Un TneMny.
Tramy Ankereen U etetttai nt WTl- tbe town ball lor ererycne 'Dec.tl.
A aasr^per accotuU of tbe recent­
BaAubnrt. the ««e«t ot Bennie HnrtA
ly held Pomona ctange In Mecosta
Mr. T. U. Wbcelock ha. : retomed
n ftirmer rerident or thla place.
county aaya, "The way the Patron*
borne (Tom Tnirene City, where ah«
Ur. and Un. Jamea Mikola and lit­ bai been for aome Ume.
with (belr tamlUoa speeded to tbe
tle Aaughler. Wilma, apent-TbantatSivgranse ball In tbeir Orerinnd can
Ur. nd Ura. RIU Riley bare mored
tac triUi Ur. Mlknla'a people at Fort to town for tbe winter.
8|«aks'»^ lor the prosperity of the
Oneida.
farmer*.’' Grand Trarerae emnsm
bare begun U proride tbemaUres
' Ur. and Un- Bari Carnieln and Ur. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
SOUTH MILTON.
♦
I with autoa and soon wfU be apeedtiK
and Ura. Will Riley 'bate mbred to
snintr.MciL
♦♦♦♦
♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
to their county meetlncs. With tbe
Trarene aty Jor the winter.
Sooth Milton, Dee. ll.—Mrs. Curtlr.
Improvement of tbe through county
Mr. and iin, M. B. Keaney are exaiedn.nnold idoneerof _...... _ - .
roads and the
tbe auto tor'go
t*ectlns
lag to county AWnga. the twaaeni
to opend the winter with Ura. Ken* last Thursday at tbe brae of her faannlrimlittlsaN Dstnk, bk.
daostatef. Mn. Cbariea Beebe,
tweday meeting win be replaced by
ney-a people.
n oneday meeting, which will eon.lst
Mra. AUie Derbyablre and tltUe appeared a. well as naaal np .to wiibln
of a
afternoon and evening
danebter. Edith, of Uantoc viaited at
acaalon. With autos and Improved
their nncle'e. E. E. Doryea. tbe Ont of panned away sltUns in ber
fore meditnl aid ooald be
highway* It wm be poaalbfe to
the week.
Tbe
funeral
was
held
from
the
Sonih
any
one
of
the
tea grange balU in
Un. 8. U. Rl<
tlie'couDty by » o*Aock and to return
Aays laat sre^ with her dangbtar. Milton .tM. Ei chureb Saturday, tbe Tib,
Mrs. Frank Wiiron nndJiUss GlaJj-s night at the South Milton schoolhouae. kome from a evening meeting after
Ura. Ray Scaoebom.
^ 10 o'clork.
Mia. A. T. Dorbyriilre of Mutton la Chnt>b went to Travwc City last Sat-, They also decided to have a Chriat..
f
2
sN
in,. .1 .kA
lb. St
11. V
K. ..k,,—h
cbTOb
!S.I
^ N.,„„ p„„„ ,i lu ii,«l.
trialUng friend, nnd relnUeaa In this urday.
#:lalty.
| The Vonng People’s league had
Mra. Walter WOron went to Trav- j^g to be beJd tbe latter part of tbe
Tbe raeanera held tbeir annual buslnen* meeting Monday evening and erse City Monday lor few daya' visit laonth will discuss the topic. "A Uw
eleeUon of offleero laat Friday night, deridad to have a bo. aorlal Friday ,>nd I
providing for ratslag lb* llce&as fee
• of antoiuobUas to fifty cents per borae
Wm. Ackcrutan killed a n'
power, the atcosnt so raised tci be reold csir that dresed 222 |»und».
Howard Parks and wife returned turned to tbe nouBty from which U
from Flint Saiurday. They aie visit­ roniM, to be apportioned to tbe town­
ing St Ms |«reets'. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ship* according to assessed valuatlOD
Parka
and tmcA tor hlghsray
Mr. and
W, Wood are visiting <.dIv." That I* cerir'aly a live »ule
In tbe Elk Lake neighborhood tbit Ject and one that can be dl*c<if-cd by
week. •
the grangers of Grand T-averie ronnWitb the time at hand fortheaeIe;di>o of
('lalr<- Ackenuan is visiltng Ht Trav- (y attb profit
Christmas presents, you are doubtless ex­
' cree City a tew daya.
•] The oBIcers of Grand Traveiae
[ Herb Wood e.iiecu to leave for grange will preaent tb^r report* for
periencing difficulty in makiog a choice.
•Calirorni* next week to spend the a.
the year 1912 at the meeting to bt
A Bank Book unclosed in one of our
held Saturday afternoon nexL In sevsprotal Holiday envelopes is a most approera! respect* the year now drawing to
gift for your children.'relatives or
priate gi
Coeltf-Shout teV doy
a close has been one of the inoa\ im-

In ^mMaling'
mr a«T. Poe-rodto

rS

dis tubtfculosU fcsd tieen.
amvted by tticnslb

yi)UR CHRISTMAS GIFTS

fiends.
$1.00 will open a Savings Account.
Call or send for a little booklet^'* A Bauk
Book for Christmas.” /

Undel Control of United States Treasury.

TViv^.d^

Finiimii

TU068tTSCaaBTftS0RS

FIRST NATIONAL BASE

part of

ever. I* expected to sorpaa* It in
many wa>a. It Is hoped, "and expert-

meflt 1

bei-n sn ali-jost hi'l|-lots BUfferer f'.-r
ti n yearn. It suited my case as
(hcugti martn just (or me." For d.v.v
pepsui. iadigeEtlon. JuuDdicc, and i->
;rid the systrm of kidney polaons UiAt
; cause rheumatUm. Electric BHters
i.have no «<u-l. TT5' them. Even'
' lie Ik sujranti“cd to sailsfy. “►nly iO
|icnts at ull dru^lsts In Trav> ■c City.

eventually result 1if
the replacing of the present hall with
a building tliat win be modern and
will meet the |>ree*Dt rcqulroments of
the-organisation.
The state grange has been In ses­
sion at Saule Ste. Marie this w«»k.
Lake Erie are awaiting the return

Which Hava Baan
Mad* During Past Twain
MoiMK
(By M. B. HOLLEY.)

■Than wa-tmva
baVe'bean coostnictad ' this-year I*
Abat «r«.J^TTunball. at die ooraw
afTbonrii^^enliMaU Btnaau. Somo
tS>M>^vr8ien spent-so Car sad
will be as soon ai suoroer
. Thla It BOW occupied by H.
C. meboU as a store and r
prom this'iioint to tbe 0. R. A f.
ranroad tn^ there are wme ^oartaan raaMenU tbat have bad laportprsTS^sts made tblf year, coBMSt
windowa.
all of which'Inereaae the'Silae.cbd
ippeatsmce of tbe
Over 12,000 bare bem spent In this
way.
'•
The lacreased bualnaas of Caldwell

Azoong tbe new building* that ban
been erected tbli atason U that of tbr
SiiiiKd oMf.
of Ben DanwA tbat U ait
uated directly baek of the C. B. Tarim
Coal company. Tbe building U MxiS:
on a good cement block foondatloc
There U a Ig-foot abed tba s^
length of tbe aouth slA. Tbit U t
protect tho taamt ^hUo unloodlB;
and ibare are aix great door* so tba
body. Ji rmimu* ■usuvwA ferine blood mtd
that nuiaber can nalaad ot the oatn •Aeir finished prodneU. and ao they
Bve put a basement under tbe entire
aasKgy (e tiU aCawilg a*_.
tine. Tbe bafidlng U 'bgUt riaae t
teafy me easSfes tko h*4> *•
tbe Bidetneks on tbe nort^ side anft li i nPdlar on the comer of Bay and
ttaitb VMon.streets. Tfila U 3Sx90
It ao arranged that three can
and seven and a half feet high. ^
For Btobbom coMs anti
loaded at oaee.
breoebRis 'Botbibtr'kttmbtfa
One of the most modern six-tor tbeir bnatnea* tbey have to have room
wid) Scoff’* fimeUen.
scale* have been insuoied at tb< for storing tba naw deUvery wagons
nolbwcst corner of the warebons' that are made In tbe winter and the
Bohmo aafistOarsa-iaaU
mad ibcae are also eoraied. A cnan- sleighs that are ftslsbed in (be Hn*
SCOTT'S
taka esM of tbe repair
BsodloQs offioe 1* in the same loeeioa
. ^'»'sHii.
Bara** will buy potatoaa. ap woHc.
Tbey have blao added several im­
pics and onions. He has already ship
portant
piece*
of machinery In tbe
ped three oa^oada of oaiona, three of
ipptea and several of poutoeu. Ale blacksmith department to farilitaU
•ms on band'at (be present OdM 2E.M* tbe added work tberA'
the liudde hUtory of the “doing*.' S
mabeU of potatoes. Tbe bonding and
Tbey have a aawmlD in oonenctlon
Evans and wife and Geo. A. Robert
Tqulpn^eai repreaents an Investment With tbe woodworic that tbey use In
Q went from Traverse City. The)
>t $2,CM.
(be dlBerant llnek of manufactare.
are expected home tonlghL
Atactbar Impro'vement that hot only Tbey are still making the Urge loftbenaflts TliaTerae City, but Tba'eniire ^zig wheels, of wUeb they are tbe
Drives CS a Terror
The chid execotiotier ol deeth It Oraad Traverae rpgten is the put- orlgltial petentee* and only makers.
the winter and spring months is pnen -hating by the coenty of the Tmme
tnhnla. Ua advance ageau ar^ coltir CMy Driving part. This was ifioBe by
'
«eed Tip.
and grip. In any aiuck b) one
gbcMjd Ube to aeenre an anathe county bonding itself for (10,there malndlaa no time should be 1
^tk ybnr Wife.- "If yoe wtn
000.00. There are 42 acres In the tract.
In taking the best medidne
In addition to tbe amount of tbe bond* ceosent to be tbe audience It eu^t
to driv
- to be cULsy enou^."—Houston PosL
King's N
tbe BUperriaors have spent this last
nisrovery. "My husb.md l>etieves
year (2.37S OO In additional Improve­
The Meanest Han In Tawn
Las kept nim ;n>ra Itavwig pneumonis
Is (be-ece who is ala-ays cross, diathrre or four times." write* %Mra ments.
■ sharp In hir »•'Tbe Grand Traverse Region Fbtr aa- agre^ble. si
W. Place. Rawsonvltle. Vt
a out of ten it la
I. teoida and cronp we sociatlcn ba* spent nearly (t,fi00i>0 In aaera. la n
BghS.
poor TeUov
have never found It* equal." Gnarau- bulldlnga and fltUng up the ground*.
loea fvr Pit bTODriiial aflecUons.
a>I<
Prise Still ipore nmney was used by the and digestion are a
fecit mlaerable.
mlaera
SOc and fl.on. Trial bottle free- at tU
Traverer
City
that condition? Tbi
druggists In Travarac.Cit;
fitting up dressing rooms and abower Ing DR. HESlRlrK’S Sl’GAR-COATEl)
MONEY TO LOAN c
hath and tbe like for tbe ball playen. PILLS for your liver. Thpj- will clean
riuliie your blood and pul
and enlarging tbe grandstand and
blesMBera.
all druggistB.

VALITY MEN’S WEAR
Ho^e
, Coats
Bath
.Robes
Pajamas '

mm:

M

25c to
51.50

li

KID
GLOVES
Mocha and
Kid finish,
lined or
iinlined.

51 to
54

'iJil

11
l^xb^ firm* <Elntl;w|

NewUnoB.
New StylM
Md colore—
Pc^ular Prices.

BASEMENT SALE
In addition to showing a
very complete line of Hol­
iday Men’s Wear, we are
offering in our Basement
Sale (inside entrance)
extra values on certain
lines of single suits, over­
coats, 6ravenette coate,
caps, hats neckwear,
pants, Sweaters, Shirts
and underwear at an
actual saving to you of
trpm 25 to 60%-s^You may find here, just
what you Want

The SberidAD Overceet

m

th* state

Webto ^
Sweater

mM

Coats

The very best—we shall
try to keep a-full line o(
siz^ for the Holidays.

9CHU085
BmSfiCf'
. FINE

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MmtiH
nsMiaiiiWH

MT f^oui.

'‘At 'a m^ngheld In Qrmad Ite^ds
a few daya ilDoe.'a aurt sras made
towards the -Orand Rdplds Cnoperativ* ITuit SUpplag association. It
COOFEftATibN AMONO THK FftUtT decided to IncLfpcrate with a capital'
«rt of
stock erf «1C.006. A large part
' GIWWeiiB IS FLANNCa
which stock was subscribed for ati
lane to'
tbe mating. Hr. Wetten plai
traa Cbktm, Iteutei. *n>Mo and
have
tee
Grand
Traverae
asaoclatJdn
ACFUttO TO DIOCU** Ml* CABI
t la en poet to .OrffHiiae a
do for tbit aeiklM and tbe Orand
hCT APMMNTMCNTB..
TravurM Harhetini
win do for Rent
a aarroundlng territory.
county andi tbd
Very likely
y n meeting will be called
iobn Woftem. vbo bu been eon- In tbe early future to decide upon
tiiballny articles to tRe newspt
the best conrip of procedure.
of this part Of Ml<^l*aa for the part
AOMtTTCD THAT HC WIU. MCST
moDth upon the genetal oubjen oj
■ftVAN BOON.
operative Bsrketlng. appeared before
iBtermedtate Valley Fnrtt Oro«en’ anodatkm at Central l.alie on
MVhoto Family l« FmIIhb Ftm After
ORAIH.
F.-lday of last week and save an ad- CARNEY WANTS JOB AeLO BY J.
Month*! VKOtleti. Ftealtfoat
Dae. It—Wb«l.,*M«ic.
I
M.|C. SMITH.
EiMt Boy* Ho i> Roady
. <teU.ttKc.
for Anythin*
this fall io tbe nut­ Ha AHages Tiat Opwr Vietallon el
. MTATOKB.
ter
of
marketing
fmlt
and
knows
No* Tork, Dec. 1C-Etectlen Laws Caitaed'HIa
Cbleaio. Doe.. 16.—Potetoea quoted what can be acompllshed. He seat ,
aolutely to dUenia bis probable cab­ at 60947c.
^
'
, Oefaat
rload of apples to the Harquette
inet appalntmenu.
PreaMent-olect
M«Uon of Upper Hirhigsn and receiv
Ullsoa landed from the ataaaer BlriOec. 1C. — Claude B.
ed returns that ranged from «2X0 to
«ndan this montloB. after a month's
Carney, democratic___ _________
PAO a Urret Tbeee applet *er«
vaoiUon. WUsoB admlued that be
dMate In tbe iblrd dlstricL today anSaUDday was the busiest day that : number onea from lop to bottom bui
planaed to meet Bryan soon, but re­
nouaced be would contest the elerilon
the loeal srisl mills have known in
„old
fused to dladose *ben or where. He
the pant two years. It was esUmated rinced bim that ail tbe good apples of J. H. C. Smith, republican, belorr
made It plain that tuttll his appotnt(ongreas. Smith was elected by iSi
Umt over alaty teams were In with
«—n
grown
in
tbla
part
of
nests are actaally made, there *
C«i
or for grlsL Four bondred wettem Michigan can be markried
be no publicity. A bnye lbroar
;bimbeU of beans cnme In by
at the dock to wltneu bis arrival. and SO by rail; IWi husbels of rye. fairly cloee to bume, if the nurketltig
Secret aervice men, detecU' . and SOO buoheU oi buckwheat and S«0 ead of tbe proposition is given a rea­
sonable amount of nitcnUon.
i. The
Mr. Weslent has been traveling
party was taken via antomobih
Ibe Waldorf Astoria. VHIaon will re­ The potato market made up for lost over the Grund Trevcmi region for Damage of ifiSOOJlOO Suffered by
the past two weeks studying the local
iPateraen
main tbere iiatll this afternoon i
ttete and over l.SOO temhets were re­
be cues to Trentca to resume bis do- ceived. Tbe amrkM was firm at <6c. situaGon and seeing what will be
cssary to do In order to get a ceoi>eraPaterson. X J.. Dec. 1C.—I-oss ew
tles as suvemor of New Jemey.
Many of tlh> tonnera are disposing of
Uvo
markeUng
association
.
on
Its
Uiualed
St
*5M.tKK>
wss rsusod today
returns to New Tork tomorrow. WI1- tbeir stock vntber than carry K any
acre and mcmbera of Us family are Iqnftf. and ao avoid the expense ofj fecL He believes Hut tbe association hr the worst flti which bos visited
district of tblmclty since
teeUng bae. "It was a real vaetekm* atorlDs or tbe risk of fmeWnc end should he big enough to handle tbe
entire crop tor the several couuGes tbe big btose. of 10 yesra ago. The
aald WilaOD. “lam ready for swrtUng ahrtnkage.,
____
in northwestern Michigan. He would Uames raged for three hours and re
have toeol socleUea to look after the dttced to rOfns aeveral Important
shipment at the different shipping'uores and office buildinga. Hart of
polntd and have a cenUal office which the burned ar.-a ts In tbe dtelrki
would nt(&n.l to the selling end of which was j swept before. Joseifb
tbe propoolUon, the moio office keep- l-ubp. a wotfiiman. received serious
conKUni touch with the nun- iniurlea by lumping from tbe third
MOBT ANYTHINO CAW BE BENT
of tbe local societies nl the story wlnodw of one of Ibe huroln;:
BY PARCELS POSt.
loading places.
stnictureo. .

T}ie Maikfils

ay. »■ >«ia ■ :Mt

fp SETl^ fSICES

tip;B Ev«aSB|> UatU

APPiUtEL TO DEUGHT THE FEkflMNE FANCV
Ri»t and last Qunlity and Style are uppermost where Gifts of apparel are made
You may^feel assured these very Special Holiday Pricings are
quoted on the Latest and Most Dependahle.

X

Local Markets

FURS —B«gf of nil SEASOMBLE GIFFS
This week separate Molls soil 5cts al End-<ri>Season
Piiees—Its Oor Aoboal Clearance * Mate lor
Fors^Tliey are all New.

HEIVY niE loss

sr..........

psr*'c1i' liort will kelp solve the high
cost of living problem, in tiut it will
enable farmera to oblp staff to the
markets st a more reasonable rate
than oeffred them by tbe express com­
panies.
MCTEOROLOOICAL MfMltT.
sisidi-fl Bs«lyj^y_tor Ste UtteMIW A A

psrshs weBAtt a

..

CIDER AFFLZB
ptea.perlMU».....

AISBEBG JS ttMB)
CHIEF CHkMIBT.

New SwtUo Will .he to Ewforca 9revtetefla ef ftere Feed
•lAW.
'WsAtegtoR, Ose.
Tab feu BUtod Or. Oort Ateberg to
nwcMd Dr. -Hanrar Wiley u «btef
eteaUtt of tb* dcwtartit of ogrlctttsra oBd (fetor odmlntetratar of tee
pare tood. tow. AltetiB !■
ployed in tbe baran of pteat iaduIrr tn t,.

In every instance worth one half more.
OATS
LADIES AND MISSES
“■*7““^^
Extra Special beginning Today.
In^addition to the attractively priced Coati at $9.75. $16.50,

G

T'

/

They will be

(your choice) $i2

Found at MiUIBen’s

MRS. BUCK’S POEMS
We have all that’s left
of the Edition, $1 each.
Imported Baskets direct
from Japan.VerybeautifuL

^onc Very TlnWIy OUcrlBOs Frew Now UattI Christmas

TOILET ARTICLES

UMBRELLAS—

WOMEN’S WINTER GARMENTS

The line is very strong
with us this season. New
ones just io. You’ll find
the showing excepti<mally
good. We have the new
India style also regular
style.. Everything from
the cheap onesl^at one dol­
lar up to the high-grade at

COATS AND SUITS

I COATS
Sijlehdidline of Cloth
Coats in novelties mix­
tures etc.
»f7.S0 to 27.60

ST.SO

: are ahowing some very fine things in hieae.
prit^ come to Milliken's.

Splendid showing of Silk
Hosiery from
Sl.Op pr. up

:

If you want fur moderately

Toilet Waters
Pcrtanits
Toilet Creams
Ttdlet Powdery
Talcams, Tootb
Paste & Powders
Soaps
Tooth Bmshes
Hair Brashes

SeanttfnI mtis Prom Dress fioods Dept

HoUday Boxes lor
seadlag away gUt®*

Do BOI large! hunens

T

:

HANDKERCHIEFS
Very few stores carry tbe variety or
give the prices we are offering on these
goods. Some of the most beautiful ones
we have evrfr had. and at such low prices
—We know you cannot resist Ihem and
they make sut^ inexpensive gifts—Easy
to hiaiL

and

Velour and For
Coats
Beautiful VelourCoata
J27.50 and $26
hill length Russian
Pony &atsfl$to 986

Veh^ handsome silks in new waist patterns—Extra. New Crepe Meteor, some
exooedin^y exquisite things. Peau de Cn pe for Neck Scarb. Very handseme ana washable. Black Silk Meesalines for Waists and Dresses. New
Mairlatte VoUa -very charming.

Dcddadly • Orent ttraitei of

Baiii Rubes $
KimouBS

SUITS
Christmas Special.
New cheviots. Whip
cords, mixtures. d>a^
onals, all late weaves.
m 50 to $27.60

*11)18 department is becomiag to be a very
strong department with
us. You vrill find as com­
plete a line here as is to
be found anywhere.

Had Yon Tlionght About Fur ?

Silfc Hosiery

‘12

we offer until ChriaUnasDay for till sold), some unusually worthy and recent
reorders.
Stjli ai.d Weave>a«ly retognized as the ^aiited kinds. Sold
early at $16.50 to $20.
^

HOLIDAY GffTS

The cleverst things in
Dolls we have ever shown.
The • All Voice” Dolls, Hug
Me Kiddies anl Bisgue.
Dolls at all prices.

er> US -CUves
Frtesa epply only a* priaw •

fiea»^Qaallty-Sets-S10,$lS,$20, $25,530435

Distinctive and Useful

DOLLS-

Join CTDW

SILK
WAISTS.
12 95, 3.75

si.M,s-sa.s.7s

WILL CONTEST SEAT

............

It

TliE OARlWfeV CO.

m m mam mm

and -Other Thlnps That Kill cbickc
Oeenn. dreaeed ....
Net Allowed te be
Ducks, dreasad -Tnrkeya. dnaaad .
Washtefton. D»si.,l|.—«»nrb, fresh meats, dressed toWU. FARI:M produce—Btqrlnf Prten.
vegctebles. frohs and~i>tber necessi­
ties of life can be.oenl through tbe
pareeU post In effect January 1. ac­
115,_
30c
cording to the regulations nude pub­
lic by Postmaster General Hitchcock.
The only allpuUtion In tbe shipment
of such snbatanoes U tbal they must
be so padced as not to "brenk lose
in tbe mair and that trc«b meau
may be ablpped -only througb tbe PnUtoe......... ....................... ................»c
Sru “sane" from «ocb parcels poet.;Bull
Parrels that ar« perishable imatt be
msrfced.Bo.
,
It also wni be possible to ship Haj. par ton, bated........................
quetn bees. Uve Inseete and dried rep­
tiles. Seeds of frail. nuTM-ry stock
and other plant pMduels wilt be eoDRAIN-Haaaoh *M.ay Cm
MUed to mailing ^pririlogqa. undor
Prkea eonMled evory Boy.
tbe parcels post.
Wheat ...................... ................... »®95«
Other mslUble article* Indnde can- Cora ....................................................
dlea. yaostakSA aoap. tobaeoo. pH
Oem ......................................................
tableu. toys, and musics) lastramate. Ry e ......................................................
Parcels mutt be limited to II pounds,
wheat.................................. MOKSe
with no larger dimensions than six
is CHy MIIRiifi Ce.
Sset over all.
Prices corrected every day.
spirliuuus. vinnous malted, ferme
or other Intottratlng liquors; jral
or every Wnd; poteonouii .animals,
reptiles, explosives of every kind; 16ftarnmaUe materials. Infenml
cMnes. disease germs or srabs.
tnaterials of whatever kind
may
kill. Fire arms also are excluded.
The department today ts rushing
ont the regulsitons to about Sl.OOt
offices or “units" so that the i«ttousters will hgve time to study them
before too.^w goes Into effect the
first of Isknary.
FUR MAftKCr
The poslmsater general says the

i PiQE SEVEN

1

lOUDAYSaOWlNG OF WAISTS

Rdoui WiU f>t Femd Fme CiA*

There is a splendid selection to be made
from our Waist stopk in White Lingerie,
Colored Wash Waists. Wool Waists, and Silk
Waists. Yon can find something good from
among the many

HAND BAGS—A very satisfactory show-r
log of these splendid and uesful glfts.
KID GLOVES—You'll find this the glove
store. The greatest selection.
SCARFS-We are showing a big line of
these. Also the Bradley Muffler.
APRONS—mg Luje of Fancy Aprons.
RIBBONS—The line is certainly fine, and
iDora beautiful tnan ever.
VEILINGS—Some very smart effects.

Buutital Thing, In'
Table, Unea,. Scarf,. Toweb, Laocb
Cloth, aan'r PlecM.Ccnter Piece,,«c.

THE USfFUL GIFT

J. W. MD.HKEN

I
I
■

RUGS
Ooe thing that al­
ways . pleases the
hoBMwile is a Rug.we^
are showing.
All
dzee in all qualities
at lowest jtrices.
, omou lOM. .pon-g n- ‘

iUiitolirfiii

'raun> Tumn

PAGE EIGHT
V

WWWm. T»^
I

ny

»ork ,vt>«B the rap boi pkrbora
__ ou4a. Bat Nod aad Dolty
• nt
♦ od tb« «aBt aad ra*«tad too Soon
♦ «4 Arnubod IL Nod ibado a ran

♦
«« « « « A A
▲*««««*
TW w w w W W W W ♦ WW W W W W W-W
RMleo aad
^ Ftom the eootr old ^Imaer <
UmAUag low
,
>. tnm head'
I ortll try never to w^vy er ♦ *
to toe'.
________________
_
fret
abem anything.
♦'
*
I will irv to be a> haoBv at I ^
J eea end rake everybedy^ppy
♦ O. fee et I ooe.
♦
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:

Organited OecMtiber A ISM.
Firm Vice I

. ^ Ana nou. ma.
—
aoBc.

Tb»

Second Vice
Pee*roy Shleldc.

u4 It U wry bIm. Tb« btacklrard
l» tHtoma* wUh tra-o'-taoierw and
toara. aad too fiwood ptotono karo
ekalat awoBd tham. too. Jt U rorr

1

m

^ WM •«» tMcbM- U»l fra. too.
Will roa ploaae pot the Bamo* of bv
t»o ototon and nj btotfcar on tka
Swuhto. U«? Tboir nano, an Mn>

I ■rakir. Bat I haiYaa't for a «
ikot
tonottaa rov at aU. I «tffl har# nr la^t U*»
piods* card aod tho kadso. aad an
^
pt«ad to bo a nonbor •( too bis Clab.

of cardboard sl«Md oa top. Daliy eoT-.btmbort, roadtos. lausaaso. aad opoU- 8ara»ra. aso dvo jtmx*. aad Ina 8aa- the Herald and road the Wttora of the
orod tt with nd Tolret pppar fron las. I baTo tom brotkora ,aad two bora, ago eight r«ara Aad pm nr other nenlwn aad the Pntldenl'e
. .
__ . I Uhe ______
______.______J
K..I. el#ter’e aaae oo the
«tw. Oadle
rv.4L> Roll. Nlelt
llrff and
.wl enjoy
Mlnv then
(hem Tory
varv much.
tmirh LI
eon» *.boHorlng.
and...
It ,”V
loohed. ....
Sne eWen.
to work
nambere aad «tUe
eaoagb for any doU.
read etoriee. 3 hare' ioto of etory Heraatne la Sarah Sanhera. age two aia glad that Helen Korartk ooold go
i1 wlah you ooold bare aooa
aeon the booka.
booka. The
The tnacUr
tnacUr lale rery
rery good
good to
to yeara.
yeara. Too
Too caa
caa aend
aend tbedr
tbedr earda
canto aad
aad to
to the
the koatMtal
koatMtal aad
aad hopa
hopa ahe
ahe will
will ImImcanopy-top dbrrlage he and ' Bntt ea. I help pa^ do tae cnoroa. l win ptoa to mo.
prove ropldly. She alwaye wrliee
fnHf. with aunlle'e help, from an old try and he a~tne Sonablner and obey
Your hiring MoaA
aaeb nloe. latoreatlng lettera. I r«ad
roller tkate
the rolee.
Maty Saabom.
the letter that Mr. Holley wrote tome
jU the family were Intereaied aad
Prom a Soaabtaar,
What a Bae time yoo n^ hare Ume ago and thoagbi It waa apto^
^
‘
totaled, aw
~j“
Alpero.
bad at tba aoclal. la NolUa Hawklna atoo the etory wrlUen by Mr. Wood-

rr.

fold, of blue.
• .
?w‘LTwrjl^rJ"«f nU'^^
And lying the bood to the etocktog.
^^rdJwa ^0^^
. - *'*■_
A w..« itre*. that naitT ha<1
When an toe warm clothto were to.,nr«. t raTra «d
_______
Ittod on. •
rvuiaiB Nen-e tott vinter'a hood The

MISS CLARA SATtA tditor.
pmiMi-aiu cun am.

uo> tuvsMx ut usu, TOBDur, dm. it, uu

.... ui.d

N.n-. u.i

r»

DraProaMeaU -------------------^aTStojL mAool now. «,d ao
are tnr hmiher and ototer Br brothm*. ™ to Be«^.
eaem. u« tdfli.it
My papa

m;iah Wa'iie'miV wi-lU «m W It', pretty loaeaora out here. a.
l« for'cenrai atepe. aad the rra for throe of my girt titoad. bare mored
ootUne booka. I received your card away and one 1# going to acbool to
hot did not aro my letim-to the peper. Trarmee City, eo tbra
any left
1 am writing tbU to acbool and lU^y right ardnad here. 1 bar4^a HtUe
friend. right acroaa the road from

danMo teogtk of tlBia. At
: good oafo bet ttat tkoM
lataskatiag Uoqoio an

baU the ttra and
don't a^ aar fire to keep ibem
So oftea roo hoar the err. ‘Hooer
*•
‘
»«*
young feUow who'a ben oot worn ndn.
tog aad baa Jnat atrnck a ridi gold
^
n..
Wm tTmrh nf li
^ ***!^^*??^*^ “

rrrrfSr

certal.ly emmot be aatled
leaat.
Some people aay. “Ob. how I wish I
bad oneototeenlb part of mtotobodf*
tortane! It woold aaUsty me and
woold be all I'd waaL“ 'Fboae people

—........ .. ......... . —^—-

CU.U uow..,. u,

rs:«,i...,.......».

..i...... „.i ,l

cember t. IblA IA».
waa a atrtag of apoolt for "oder baby.”
TUI U.., IM .W,, 1» Ib. .IdbKU

Mieb.
Meivto
Horn.
Naate tent by Ole Aaderaon.
WnUa A. Burkholder. Bk Rapida.
Mlcb.. R. P. D. No. 1. Name aent by
£thel Lw Allea
AUroda Baacroft and Roy Bancroft.
Kingaley.-Mlcb.. K. F. D. No. 2. Namea
Beat by Qladya BancrotL
■u
Carollue
Kgelei
Bniw. K.ll.r;
Benno Keller. VKMa Retcha and Agnea

KoioH^ -«■

•

"•»
the worated ball that waa bit eipectol

Bringing “peace and good-wUr wKb
blm even'trtiere
and ipelHag- 1 bare
'—Sarah Kebbtea Hunt ’«7 aorrowful aa ahe thought of Ibe
^ay. Our teacher la good to all
bare one brother and
aad two
Uira little children who had gaae » Of B. iI hare
of ue. I hare one hroiner
onwauiije
enoaiMkiTto >•<>
‘aara to their eyee. becanae ,1,1*,,. My brotoer'a name la Brono,
THE
SUNOHmE^ P'RawiraitT^
ar* Ada und
CbrUtraa.' Cbrlaunaa' Cbriatmaa!
How the tl^lgb^elto
i.}^igb4>elto Jingle
jlogle 1. through
HOW
ib. Irai/blr. Ho. lb.
.prU™.
and the (un ahlnea. Surely every boy

-^Ibncme.

U B.U. M lb. b«rt«.b„i

My tancher’a ni
^

‘J'?hH.tS[aiT 1*!^
„„

of the Snnahtoe Oubr

. r'rrb'.riiSi sr:«"

””==£i«

=!z!!fr ^11

fourth grade. .My alater and 1 bare
lott our Sunahtoe
Snnahtoe butioiit.
butioat. and
aad wlU
wlU
*■
tort of «>m*body. fortune. Big or Utk»t
_‘
.....MX-ev o„r .ee'i-h. Deer PreaJdeuttie. h did not mailer. One waa sa weL
you pleaae oead ua«othera? Our teacb- '
____ la Hlsa Sbeeta. She to
_ ono
_ _
^bou^t I would like to Join the oonte aa tbe'oiber. One dollar woald
er'a name

** ‘

..JbM, il, s««ibb» Oub. Will ,o. pl~. iMd b.y • b..k M cc^ ut IM Mat

. Ml .1.1.. bo.. «oI » to Kbool. Sb. 1.
. “m “b
J “ •
•
J!L^r Zy'tTTy^ ^
b^;;' to ««rt nlae year. olA My name la
^ „b„o| ,„o. y«„, „b b„ bn«b,r 1. OMi . IW.oi^ 1 bo »-bM ....r
la
the
third
grade.
My
to the eighth grade. My alater'a name
• '
to MIH Alela llodgea.
I have one ale-

•b>~P b"
M • —k
Bot It -a. not of hlmrolf that be
ttl.^ HI. Ibtbor,
.wl
two Uttl^'^ntben were on the verge
of eliher atanrlng to death or froeitog
and then waa nbt mwA choke b»-

My brethcra' namea are Roy.
who Is eleven year* old. and Alrah.
who U fourteen moniha ' old. My
brolber Roy and my etster would like
to Join the Snnahtoe Qub. also. And
»>» YOU pleaae pul my UlUe brother'a
Cradle RoU? I will clone.
hoping to see my letter to priuL
P«® Yw friend.
_
_
CUdys BaacroR.

WhM a family geu -to the point
vbere they have to chop up their torniture to nao for fnal and live on almost nothing, with the dancee a thouMnd to one that nothing can prevent
them from dying of hunger or cold.
they are pretty badly off.
The Brenton family had descended
tr^m pwpU of noble rank and were
proud and haughty. They would starve
m death before they wo^ ask kelp

t by ^ary aouuda to all tbelr laughter.

ubum.
to a Snuabtoer, Chriatmaa la. ehnbbr ».«i«b* “So ai to be aS ynady
Lade Taylor.
««"*•
kUddeat da? of the
i»^ea,“ be said.
Suttona Bar Mich.
*“*
»“>•
^
Krancta reteraon. Gertrude
Sutton. Bw.Mi«-^ have new .buUoua Write again and
The loTlngect day. the helpfulBut Ood bad not (orgouen these litRobert P*ter«>«.
Peterson. W
Willie
Boben
llle Wero^ ^ ^ay. the klndtol day. ‘hmt to the ,,, one. of Hla. The big mocking _ ^
_
tell about yonr Chrtotm
loenard Selaon and JuUa Nelson. Port
of our Sunabtoe Chri.tmag. ____ that
thatvery
very nl^t.
nlrtt.white
whilethey
theywere
were ,
PreeMen
.
snn,htoe
. Muskegon. Mkh.
Vorthaort. Mioi Box «t
Isn't IL __________
Sunbeams? It to the day
o,je*p. gnJ Mrs, Gray went >•»«>“*»
' Club. 1 am in tbe third reader and
.Noriuport,
everybody , all ot cr the world,
”*”■** >t^y
Ixma Miller. Tlllle Miller. Henry
MiM.r UMIIOni nnliimr Hwiel BoIlB. 1.
_
k.
.
• napw u^V
Dear Prealdenl—
ger. Emma Bollnger. Beatrice Bolin- to make aome one else happy.
1 tlwncl-t I would wnu to tbe Sunthink Santo Claus has been here, after McCarty. Wa Uke ©or taaefaer very
■htoe aub, as I have not wrlttmi to

fT« "Aio^Tii.'r*SL.'i?'-

“^“,5‘*“‘'rr:'"'rc'ii;T ri.'-j-nni

• boys and girl, brought Christby V. 1> ----’
----- SuBshlue to some Poor Uttle |»oMe. This It the way the story begias:
SUNSHINE CRADLE ROLL.
•Who wants to help Santa Clans?"
Walter
Horn. NortbporL Mich.
___1—
asked auntie, coming
Into.Wtbe nursery
Name aent by Ole Anderson.
sent

"

™ "*

BsS'SS-P.i —;r.

mshoolma
*®
year. I helped trim the Christman
tree Iasi year. too. We are going to
have a Christmas entortalaroent at
actwol. I am fourteen yea
card and button. 'WlU
you SCBU ow new ones? I wlU try not
lo lose them I have a dew name lor
the SunMitoe Onb H la^lelvto Horn.
And ^1 have ...v..-.:.
another name w.
for tbe
Bay. Mlcb.
Dec. 5. l»lt
*ru Walw Horm ’

....... ......

““*'
vnu ^toed m
«nd^ ^vc{^u^

,1 know wbo dwells to Ibis bouse, my hlg pile. Then we'”
____
do,"
*
Th.ro-s only one imie girt urea h^."
So
SLb he
s. crept up
B„ close to
te the chimneyehlmnev- «**.
Work, while auuU. went off to ^
She came back '

•.-*b,.ub.«b.r
face.
Ju^t then a wee llitle note fell ouL
Anil nattered low. Uke a hird. about.

z

Susie, hand la bia
, brother, 1 hope
When they reached the room the
bMd . not time on Thanksgirtog
two older ones stopped, eager, but ’
i
^
half afraid, at the sight of the great
‘
^
atocktog leaning beside the Wtebeu’ __
riom roar ipenu.
fireplace. Baby »._1I1..
Molllc. —ti.s
who had TTI>.
run
Agnea Kolarik.

they Blay at t^ barn?
•Int^by C^nro Sa^*" *
diHdren all wanted to tbe atocktog. and rlasMug her IliUe
1
si.-.h
»e foBHeen help. too. ao aunle unroUed her bun- grms around It. laid her cheek on Us
Suttof
min
Hlrt. R. r. H. ,-io, «• .-I 1~» ■>•« •
""-W"
HI., uyla. -ShH. C. tm I.f
made
of
unbteacbed
cotton.
It
was
bU
'toekto'.
his
berry
own
'loeklo.
Name sect by Clarence Savage.
Rarab Sanborn, age two years. But­
tons Bay. Midi.. R. P. D. No 5. Name
-S..U
.» T
“Santo CH.T
Clans U going, to send .bU
this
Then ,hk.
what .
a tapp,
happy U«
Ume H..,,
they H.
all fl.b, •I •“
~
aent by Mary Sanborn.
to Charlie OrarAnd hi. Msiers." .aid bad. and how good grandma's chicken
^
auatie. “and be wanU you to be little t^ted. „d
and bow well tbe blue dross
drees
auntie,
Santa CUuaea. and help blm fiU 11"
fitted, and best of sll. bow kvely the •P*U»«^^
“Ob. goody!" cried Harry. Tan I dtRUes and pUythlngs were: I won...
Close by the flreptsce. broad and wide. P« »Y
Twor aalM Saint Kick. » down be
S
l.oaded with to,* and many . sams. -

‘b.™'.».

button, to

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the tomroTor^Bldi;, H

Bollnger. Brotrice

Bollnger.

k„.

PART I.
When Winter enme a®Un with aU- So that was tbe condition to CbP
hJs bluatery weather, his driving eago and other large ptocos whra
snows, his frosty nights, and. most of pow peopla were many,
*11. hi. nnllmlied amount of cold .torThis boy stood shivering under a
M*. h* *«««*
richer cUaa of peoarc tight that aent Its oulreriag
lMe reJoWng and making merry before my. through the bltoding laU of anhw

_

We .11 Ilk. our tmmher.

Snow loOowed «»*. and mercury
broke the glass tube, to Ihermometra tnln. « regUter.the luten«. coM
«
Frost hlmrolf,

wither,
loo. We
hare eleven cows
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borra. We have three onto er report^ announcing
Tommy. Peart and Tip. Tip to weather and henry
to tbe floor.

J^^erson.

rough plan.

«au
'
1 bare hung for A eblU named Clara
*t.ii
Bb^'a a poor little girl, but very good;
60'1 thoughL perhapa, you kindly
wonld
ni. .P b« .tocUpi, M. U«Wt, .
make bef' Christmas

.school
hv-i today.

sewed together. Then you can paat*
the |dc»ree to. and make a pretty
book for Bsby MoUle."
Auntie found so many -ay.
the broken toy. that It aeeiped almoot
Kke magic to the cblHrou
8b. .b».«l MM bo. to ouko o
beuuUful.lliUe cart out of a candy box

,b. bam. and

after w. h.re the silver dotlsr. kept hMB« to « word, were only too t^»l^

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lire within a

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i thought I would write a Irii

Vtoto”"itoirr.'.o ,to ^,fir'to‘r‘to“,rLr:uuto to,';;'.; .to^w„b...hu ^^rtrooi, «i,. h-hu..

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fTto-w to H tow. to
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takmi off. and a dainty white cap put geU loo long.

Wbo.dito,to....o.to.totodto. OO itototo. -toUA .10,. bto, .bito

work and bad psrieC as tne city lUeU
I rise up before them after
H»lr loo, .HI trao lb. «.bortA
p. bod .Hkod H»ot Ro»
ooo Htoot to oooH|or. Ibrooib iw
t™"- ^
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CbrUHon
.u, ufo c,o hod noBood Mode. ^
nd door lot tto to, -Bo, -.ot^.
i„, ...o .p^to
„,oi bo p^to I. bU nwto f not
p,, ,au bod, uid oobloi Uotto

£™HH2

r-Art*r'.r-«sr frr.to.tototo.HUb.Ru^^., r"...

tod“^ru.o..H-.^.brtbw,-b.to Hto.7-toordto,«o;-b',;jo;ii

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triumphant dealer, wbo toughed mor that are an abMlule necesalty, never
................. —pjda.
f^nrn,
years, BllL
BllL If
If the
Hr bad wandered from home cariy
Th.re
k.« ,h.
^ acbool , .
when
tbe erenad
ground U hard, psrous
perous sraon
seara la years,
There are
are iwo-glrt.
i .'glrta ...

U.U.M
----------four riasses a day. We hare loU of home from school. We have been a little white "
ibecs of the chib. fu„
school, t helped pap* Ptok up ttrlnglug popcorn ereoings at Henry
Other people were s^ng toe
poiotooo. Ho lAld Of O.orr olrtL ’l i'da.'™., 'wM
ituti oooA ool, to . dlorRoo,
*H
-8oo.blo. Bor, Sr.„ii a.Muu at,
tbl.
toll.
.Mod ifpran.,
tforant. fi,
fid I Ubo lo
to tbl. Hod
bliH ol .«bor
.-tb.r koop.
boop. op lH
l u bo
o.
- -1. ,rilL to .Mo,
Wbot d ,plotidld tin ot ooM Itoin Wo oro gouito bon o bob oOclH tnt
„ ,i.„. , .oold llbi to lo ood bdobropi.,
Wo .bon bopo to bon ..rtblioio B.tordor. I ton thno
HoIoo Konrtb ooioo dw- I
Aod oo., .Itb, CbrlHtm ood
iMderbllt,
dolR Tbolr tofo. on ITontto.
,o .ujt W tbU rondto. ». tbn. .nb. ..or, tto -orU 1. W
Don ood Rodo. Plodoe MU rdo .ood
m, oHoolmto ooco opoo , ttoo, onl .n (ooUo, ol It, poebtdboob
bar* before long,
Of . boitooAod o ntdMl roon
bot 1 omo naotmbot ood .oodorto, .botW '■ -^d -U
\ HtHb.too.HloU.
Fnto row tH.0d,
I, Job Wo on to.lto «to«, to t. noo.tto WUH tod (M Hto
I
Doc. S. uil.
CoioUoo EdHor.
toiol lo oot ooldbbocbood onr, 8do Doom tblo ,000. bocoooo tbo, bto to
L
I u, ton Inoi too, IHto, ttot too ,u, I Ubo to to to Soodto nboot H...d ooeb oin iHU opoo It tb.

„ rT^tooto. btob to.

PDo^tH,tocton-A.otouto.

r_
w .
r
MUUtlMtultutMU.
eoM uon many Omes. but nsv^ ^oite hml
k, "*** *
bla Ufe as

toljd w^L*"^ wrotog. nMghbor.
-m forty-eight bourn.- W*
1 feed Imr Sul ut —ther to yesrs. Got your coal had said. '1, *Ul be Ml over. W^u«
DO longer noed'eoal nnd food to warm
___
cheerful ouf bodies,"

mala.'
■Harry may cut out all the picture# ffreeitoge to their

ri.rri.fr

more

.« to the bone for ««« to no delightW seusaflou. This was «A the firot
a». for him. bow.rm-^e knew what
it was to be wltlrat fo^ for a day or

potatoea. and meaL Sba catchea mlco. anpjMy yei?j'

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A. brpT.b.b b,. .p«. .p pb. u. bH
-Hi r'TbHS'br'-Sur^ Er
«eA

pkymcBt by the doalng of the factory
for repairs. It sesmed as If there was
work tor nobody at that aectku of tbe
year, tbe weather tying up buatoeas

T„t

toterostu? letter, to Ihi Sunshine
“ pp«»d U think
^
^^te. atoo. This Ito.
be« a nl^day. We had a UtU. «»W

Sutlou. Bay. Mkh.
Dec. 5. 191*.

luiulaitM,.

SUNSHINE BTORV.
Jack Breirtsn'a Chrtatmaa

hm mu m

■" 2£=

“
tlMla
-b. MM It Ut M U
" l»r..
boYi. 1I b..
had U.
to .U,
stay H
at b«.i
nome IM
trom Ml .b.
to, ~W —U...
---------- ---the different stores,
^
*®^Y hecauro 1 had to help
*‘“17
^ ^
^
.
He fslriy ebatterod with the Intense
“ff papa cut wood.------------------wood. I like to cut wood. I
-No*. s^W h^ ^
—
_____ ____
_
_
hearlesi snows and cok- cold, Bvery Ume s gnat of wind came
I to send “Y'
1
•*
“ •tno*rr to theS
l*«* beronser I have ,not written In eat weather i

dsi»
‘ *“> “>“*
the happier that day.
.end me that pin and rord. for
SUNSHINE LETTERS
LETTERA^
1 w«.t to be n 8«uM.l«. glri.
SUNSHINE
V.aderbll^Mlch.
Prom
VanderWIi.^Mkh.
'
Dec, t. 1911,
vtom neicna.
■ ■
........
Dear Sunshine President. Indeed you; ahsU have *
, Would you Uke a cotopaay of rolun- boiton. Viola.! is Arthur your brother.

win aee that they are deUr- ne*r PnsIdeBt—

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;^to't. .^hi
din Matt-

■“"r^-rufto-torMSfr torr.\.TT.rdiuS.f.”rr.rHEBStlE?3»'“rrLro:rrr:
-uorto tot-told 8toot Nub,-to to toft, toto.btoob ottob,bto nbtototo ctob.
'“sjrrrrr^tfub III
oHritob«idto~d.d..tbubuHw,totoo,titod.
tooHrtoOtoto
otHtopoUHttoH.toltoodtotod
AU a'«««. girl wMt. whra mc»y la cap.
m |aid,t ^
Day after day the ehOdron worked.

to Ulob.
^
to b.n
Suttona
Mlc^
. Dae. A HU- craeut straJn fro« ol ra s^

m R^dA HtoR R R D.
■
Hh R«ra.
^ ^^
_ .. . °”

o, to.
8-8
Bto.l, b. bdto to nto
^
For f-M la needed as ^ n,, h. should be moving bome^ a. food and drink, at team by
but kto Ira Mlled to ruammd

«s.r'xi.rto“rr:..: ru.rrtrr.obtob Hrtooob.,. rTtorfrrjrrr;! Tb^rTtootottoto-..-bto a „iHtoMu.to««a».b.-.
“srr: ~ -... to-du.
s.r
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teat WTOtu to the Sunaklne CtA. ttat dtnrard la aappoaad to alow nwny hla bwnnM Rw
Wh CMhal HnwkinA I sra*
tnnm tn kde» Mm ««
fTo k« <

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