Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-10-21
Wedding Rings at Mack 8.


For the Largest and Best Variety of
Smokes In town, go 10 Coy's.
Miss Rebccca Jak of Traverse CITY
is guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Tess.
Why is it that Williams in pictures
always tire reviewers with the left
hand?
Get Fire Insurance Policy Of #. A.
Kenyon and be sure OF prompt settle
meats.
Miss Blanch Robertson, home from
Chicago for an extended visit with her
parents.
Atty and Mrs. j. NJ. Harris of
Boyne City, were in our city one day
recently.
We are carrying large and well
selected stock of Confectionery. E.
A. Lewis,
Our entire stock of Wall Paper is
being closed out at % per cent. off,
G, III. " huntington.
When you want Silverware 90 To
&. G. Mack's and look over hif fine line
Of '1S41" Rogers Bros. ware,
We once had an ambition TO find ont
what girls talked about when together.
and gratlfied it, and have never had
that ambition c;rca
1t makes no difference how long you
have been sick, If you are troubled
with indigestion. constipation, liver
and kidney troubles. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will make you well 80
cents. Y. G. Warne.
East Jordan NAV not be surprised TO
see people here from surrounding
towns to buy Furniture. We certain
ly have got the largest Furniture
Store in Northern Michigan and, ac
cording to all accounts, the lowest
prices.
They tell this story Of a famous
church worker. One day Il man who
owed her two dollars and IA half, hand
ed her a five dollar bill. The woman
handed HIM back quarter, saying:
Your Wife owes a dollar on the
preachers salary; fifty cents on her
missionary dues: twenty-five cents for
the church paper twenty-five cents
for sewing society dues, and twenty.
five cents to the guild, which leaves a
quarter" and then she walked calmly
away
The Presbyterian Missionary Society
was entertained Dy Mrs. II. W.
Dicken. MeSdames f. BOOsnger and
l.. A. Hoyt committee on program,
which consisted Of paper on the
Mormons by Mrs w J, Smith, fol-
lowed by vocal daett by Mrs. VIM
Porter and Miss Eugena Boosinge
After which Miss Anna Haire gave an
exceedingly interesting address on
Persia. Mrs. Severson gave q talk on
the work OF the Missionary Society at
her home in Fredonia, Kansas.
Dainty refreshments were served 10
close with.
The Northland singer, Mr.. Ben Her
bricks, in his play "Ole' Olson" is
scoring great success wherever 1t
has been produced. 1t is play that
leaves peasant flavor behind, flavor
Of rustic romance aud brave deeds of
goodness and simplicity rising trum-
plant oyer frustrated viIliany and
irritating misconceptions in the third
act, when is short and sweet.
Mr.. Hendricks is an actor of the
type made familiar years ago by Joe
Emmett. He has voice of singular
pathos and power and his singing has
the peculiar quality which suddenly
clarifies the imagination and for the
moment lifts the nearer quite out of
himself With all this he is an actor
of uncommon grace and spirit, has a
fine presence and winning face and a
Swedish accent that is equal TO any
linguistic emergency. He will sing
six new songs during the action OF the
play. Mr. Gray has surrounded Mr..
Hendricks with a very strong COM
pany. At Loveday Opera House next
Thursday evening.
Get your Insurance in the Prussian
National of F. A. Kenyon. Reliable,
prompt.
1t would be well for their pocket
books and better for their general
health il the American people would
use more corn. We are slaves to edi-
bles made Of refined -four wheat.
That more corn is not used is not so
much that the people do not like the
many delicate and savory dishes that
may be prepared from it as that so
few cooks know anything about the
preparation of corn foods. There are
immense possibilities in well-cooked
jenny cake. in loaf Of injin bread. in
corn mush eaten with milk and