Charlevoix county herald., 1908-03-28
Togo Mating at wHITTINaToN's.


Stroebel Bros.
Use Togo Mating.
&C. II. WELLINGTON.
Korn Kinks and Milk Rice. pack
ages for l0c at j. HANSON Co.'S.
We are looking for cash trade, and
we sell at cash prices.
Sherman & Son.
Try Fanchon Flour. Every sack
guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. j. HANSON Co.
A line 70 The Herald from &. A.
Bayllss, down ia Pineview, n. c.. in
dicates he is prospecting nicely In his
new location. He says peaches are In
blossom, but that it showed there
March Goth.
Remember the union temperance
meeting at the Methodist church on
Sunday evening. Good speaking on
this all-absorbing theme, good music
by the congregation and anthems and
solos by the choir. Come early and
get seat.
Agents Wanted:-l6x20 crayon por-
traits 40 cents, frames 10 cents and up.
sheet pictures one cent each. You
can make 400 per cent profit or $50 90
per week. Catalogue and Samples
free. Frank ". Williams Company,
120S w. Taylor ST., Chicago, Ill.
The play "A Day ia the Union De-
pot" given by the Christian EndeayOr
Society at LOveday Opera House last
Friday evening was we'll attended
and merited same. The participants
did we'll considering the short time
they had for practice. Financially 1t
was an extraordinary success, the net
profits being over $4,000.
One OF the best and most instructive
lectures ever given here was that by
Prof. Goodrich. His descriptions of
Bedouin life, and the terrible condi-
tion of the Bedouin women. deeply
stirred his hearers. The customs Of
the people were explained at length,
showing how closely the prevailing
customs of the Holy Land resemble
those described in the Bible.-Escana.
ba (Mlch.) Journal. At the Electric
Theatre next Wednesday evening.
"A cat catches mouse and play
with it hours at time. TO enjoy its
fright and misery. Some people have
the same disposition as the cat. They
are never satisfied unless they are
worrying someone. They know a
''good joke" or they have "heard
something" and they are always
looking for an opportunity to Say
something that will distress or annoy.
Such people are not often genteel;
they oftener become patrons Of prize
fights than patrons Of art, but the
world is full Of them.
Lying on the beach of Pine Lake,
near IrOnton, proba bly, since the time
OF the dinosaurs, was boulder OF
about three tons weight. 1t Is oval
in form, AID upon the upper side,
standing out in bold relief, is per-
fectly formed cross placed there by
some strange operation Of nature Ia
bygoue ages. Last week Ed Stafford,
with force Of men and two teams re-
moved it to the Brookside cemetery,
where 1t was placed on the lot Of Hon.
John Nichols. where 1t will serve as a
family monument, and there are few
memorials in that silent city of the
dead more valuable or appropriate
Charlevoix Sentinel.
1t very often happens that man
imposes upon his wife all the early
part of their married life. She Is
meek and believes it would do no good
to resent it. But all the time he Is
doing 1t there Is growing up in the
family defender for her. When the
oldest girl reaches l6, she fights for
her mother. She inherits enough of
her fathers disposition to want to
fight, and she makes her mothers
cause her motive for fighting. Men
who have been fierce all their lives
begin to have an air of timidity
around home, an air Of having met an
enemy who could not be beaten, when
their girls have grown up.
Superintendent M. II. Robertson
has introduced pleasing variation
into the study of the Sunday School
lesson at the Methodist church next
Sabbath. 1t being temperance day
there will be brief review Of the
growth and status OF the reform in
several of the states, And prohibi.
tion and high license states will be
shown ia contrast.as follows: Maine
Mrs. Effie Stanford; Massachusetts
Ada Matthews; Kansas, Mrs. M. B.