Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-11-27


ed by Max f.ewinson. whose ''Motto
Is Quick Sales and Small Profits"
Remember the place, next door to the
Post Office.
The Toledo Weekly Blade, the most
popular weekly newspaper of the
United States. will la a few weeks
commence publication of new serial
story. now being written especially for
It's columns by Oliver Optic. Send
postal card to Blade, Toledo, Ohio.
for free specimen copy of the paper,
aud at same time send names of oil
your friends, also.
The store of Sailing, Hanson g. Co.
is headquarters for LumberInen's
MackiDaws. Jackets, Jersey and Wool
Shirts. Heavy Wool Underwear. Also
tuffied and all grades of Wool Socks.
There came near being another dis
astrous fire at the Grayling House, last
Monday morning. The large lamp in
the office ignited and but for the
prompt work of Arthur Cady, the
night clerk, the house would have been
consumed. He took the blazing lamp
into the wash room before it exploded
and succeeded it extinguishing the
flames without giving the alarm. The
damage will be about fifty dollars.
Our motto is "Quick Sales and
Small Profits" Remember the place.
A one dollar shirt, all wool, for 40 cts,
at Max Lewinsons', next door TO the
Post Office.
Last Monday evening, the w. r. c.
gave campfire entertainment at the
NJ. Il. Church. Miss Abbie Flagg,
President of the State Corps was pres
ent and gave an interesting talk con-
corning their work and aims. Rev. s.
G. Taylor delivered an eloquent and
patriotic address. The music, solos,
by Mrs. ID. NJ. Kneeland and Miss En-
ma Hanson, with Mrs. Ashmore at the
instrument, was very fine and added
to the pleasure of the evening.
For anything you want, no matter
what, in II. Joseph's line, 20 to the
Opera House store.
The Detroit Journal hos given away
hundreds of handsome gold and silver
watches to boys and girls within the
past two weeks, and wants to dis
tribute 1000 more before Christmas.
| Any boy or girl can get one of these
beautiful watches soithout a cent If
cost. Send your name and address,
with 2-cent stamp, to the Detroit
Journal, Detroit, Mich, and full par
ticulars will be mailed you.
For first class photographs call at
8. 4. Odell's Studio, opposite the
court house. Views speciality, prices
reasonable and satisfaction guaran-
teed. If.
Fifty years ago last Tuesday, there
was joyous .. excitensnt in a gniet
Der of good women to quiet the sQuall-
ing youngsteI who afterwards was
called Nels p. Nicholson. Two or
three years later the angel who pro-
vides for future events, celebrated the
anniversary of his birth, two days in
advance, by bringing to earth a girl ba-
by, who afterwards became his wife.
In commemoration of the two events,
last Tuesday evening, large compa-
ny of their friends invaded their hos
pitable home on Peninsular Avenue,
and passed most enjoyable evening.
While it was a complete surprise to the
host, he was equal to the occasion,
and 1.-THE pleasure of the evening will
be long remembered by the partici-
pants,
The Ladies', Ali Society nf tha
| Presbyterian Church, will theet every
Thursday afternoon ut Helnpstead's
hall. for work. All persons interest
ed are cordially invited.
Mrs. II. MASTERS. PRES.
THE DBLINEAToR has grown to be
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household. 1t has just passed its 18th
year or existence and has grown to gil
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numbering $50, 900. No fashion journal
has ever before reached su,h proper
tons, nor gained such strong hold on
the affection of the masses. 1t is not
only the leading fashion book, but has
distinct departments devoted to fancy
work, practical dressmaking, nursing.
care of children, housekeeping. artis-
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and choice reading, 1t is the cheapest
and best magazine In the world. Only
81, 90 a year. Subscriptions received
at the Avalanche office. If you don't
take it, subscribe for it.