Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-16
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Seed Corn at MALPAss HpwR. Co.'S.
Rugs. Art Squares and Mating at
WHrTTINGToN's
Washable Shirt Waist Suits from
$500 to $500 at Miss Genevieye Sene-
calls.
You can get Fresh Sausage made
every day, at Sherman's. only l0c per
pound.
Wall Paper for all. The prices are
right, WHITTINGToN,
Ii it's Devoe Paint, you KNOW it's
all right; If it isn't. you're not SO sure.
w. E. MALPAss HDwR. Co.
We are looking for cash trade, and
we sell at cash prices.
Sherman & Son.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE have
several choice building lots for sale on
the West Side. Easy Terms. For
particulars enquire OF VIM. HARRING-
TON.
Try Fanchon Flour. Every sack
guaranteed TO give satisfaction or
money refunded. j. HANSON Co.
FRUIT TREES-I have a small guam
tity of Fruit Trees left over from a
consignment which will be sold at
reasonable prices. -MARTIN RHULING,
phone No. 40.
The proposition to bond BOyne City
for $40, 900 was carried at the special
election Monday. The money is to be
expended In improving the sewer sys-
tenn and the streets. 1t is likely the
fire department will be equipped with
modern apparatus.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
tones the stomach, stimulates the
law liv9r; stimulates the bowels and
makes their action easy and natural.
The best tonic for the whole system
80 cents, Tea or Tablets. K. B. Gan
nett & Co.
A ruling OF the postal depar tment
made it necessary for the patrons Of
Rural Free Delivery No. 5 TO handle
certain number of pieces Of mail per
week or have the service cut down
from daily to three times per week.
At II. B. GOuld's last week tifty-Sev-
en- pieces OF mail passed through his
r. f. d, box, which is an indication
that the patrons wont allow any
change if they can help it.
The new pension act which went
into effect on April 10, gives to 20l,
05l widows and other pensioners an
increase OF 81 a month. All pension
ers getting less than $l2 Will receive
that amount commencing April 10,
without the necessity of putting in
new claims. The increase will oper-
ate automatically. In addition to the
increase Of 50 $50, 44S in the amount Of
the pension roll, it is est mated that
So ,59l 900 in additional claims will be
filed during the coming year on ac.
count Of the provisions OF the act
grantinga pension of Sl2 to widows
of officers and enlisted men VINO serv-
ed ninety days or more in the army or
navy during the Civil war.
1t is reported that things are pretty
dry in MIssaukee county but from all
accounts it is far drier In Cadillac.
In that village 1t is now so dry that
wagons are going around with their
tongues hanging out and ice has to be
soaked in water all night before it Is
wet enough to make lemonade. Perry
Powers says this is true. He says the
fish in Clam lake kick up such a dust
that it has to be sprinkled before
person can go fishing. A spark from
an Ann A rbor engine set big pond
on fire and burned up wagon load of
bull frogs before the Cadillac fire de-
partment could get to it and extin-
guish 1t. Even the ground is so dry
that crawtish holes are dug up and
sold for pipe, while old wells are ex-
tracted by stump puliers and cut into
smaller sizes and disposed of for post
holes.-Trayerse City Record.
The Rev. A. d. Grigsby was form
ally installed as pastor of the Presby-
terian church last Monday evening.
The following ministers took part;
Rev. w. Sidebotham. moderator of
Presbytery, presiding, asking the con-
stitutional questions and charging
the pastor, Rev. G.. j. Rea of Boyne
City preaching the sermon, Rev. w.
Aull of Petoskey delivering the charge
to the people, also Rev. Young Of
Elmira who read the lesson, Rev. j.
Ridpath Offering installing prayer,
Rev. w. w. Lamport of the Metho-
dist church showing as he always does
his fine christian feeling by Offering