Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-20

i T. A. johnson, general manager o
the Central Michigan Produce Co spen
last Wednesday in Edmore.
Better values In Ladies Petticosts Il
styles to select from. See them jus
like Heatherbloom and good deal les
money.
Ray Bangs former Alum boy, 81
Coffeyille. Kansas. accompanied by hii
wife, are visiting friends in Alma
They expect to remain until the first
of the year.
The Alma Grain and Lumber Co.
are in the market for hay and straw,
either loose or baled They have a
limited amount of store room also
baler and are prepared to bale in small
qualities at their warerooms. Call and
see them before you SELL X
NJ. A. c. plicked the bubble Of Oil.
vets football greatness at III. A. G.
last Saturday and when the smoke OF
the gridiron battle cleared the farmers
had won by score of So to 4, Touted
to be fully equal to the Aggies in
strength, the Peachers had the local
talent guessing before the game, but
the contest was only faily started when
it was apparent that the visitors were
out -classed.
Better values in Blankets Comforters
and Bed Spreads at the Variety store.
Elton Brock of Parral, Old Mexico.
arrived III Alma Monday evening spent
few days with his parents, in this
city. Mr.. Brock left Old Mexico
TO reach Ann Arbor in time for
the Pennsylvania foot, ball game and
was one of the rooters who cheered for
Michigan, MIR Brock will go TO
Philadelphia and the eastern cities
sometime next week returning to Alma
before leaving for his home in Old
Mexico.
Post office inspectors are making a
speciality of examining newspaper
packages, to see IL the law Is violated
in regard to writing messages on mar
gins. This has peen quite a common
practice. hut it is likely to become un-
popular, so many people are being
brought up with around turn, and
compelled TO pay smartly for the Of
fence. Quite number of patrons OF
Ionia Office have paid $40 for he I
efforts 20 save two-cents -aud were
glad to get of for that -Ionia stand
ard.
B. f. Pease who has been in busi
ness in Ashley more or less contin
ously for about twenty-three years ha'
sold out to John Hatfield. who viii
have possession or completion OF th'
inventory Mr.. Hatfield was formerl,
in business here for year or two, but
sold ont last winter to Bert Landi liz
has wide acquaintance among the
farmers and will doubtless get a fair
share of the trade Ashley World
A Texas mar who chews 20 cents
worth of tobacco week concluded
to try Tobacco cure In two weeks
he ate 81 50 worth of the cure and for
the next two weeks he used cents
worth of gum, cents worth of candy,
) cents worth of peanuts. and cents
worth of gum drops a day. During
the two weeks he also consumed two
large rubber erasers. ate the rubber
tips from fourteen lead pencils. chew.
ed up two dozen penholders ano
he could reach. He is now chewing
tobacco nm the interest of economy =
Brooklyn Exponent.
Your money worth always at The
Variety Store K
Dean Vaugan of the medical de
partment of the University of Mich
gan, in AN address to students of thu
university, declared that drinking wa
altogether too prevalent among stu
dents and was especially deplorabl,
he said. because il often leads to wors,
habits. Speaking of the physical sid,
of the students life. DR.. Vaughan de
clared A sound body should be one o
the first objects striven for. fine
that from my study of 40 of the in
tellectually great men of the country
their average age is IS years, shown.
that hard mental labor kills no. on'
with a lit body.