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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-16

these institutions are providing courses
In domestic science. They do not dis
pute the fact that love Is the basis Of
a successful marriage. but they realize
that good digestion is the basis Of a
loving disposition.
In awakening the community to the
realization of its own duties and Its
possibilities the influence Of the farm
er's wife is even greater than that of
the farmer himself. 1t is the women
on whom the social life of the country
communities must largely depend.
The problem Of rural life is largely
social one now that conditions have
solved the flnancial'problem.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-16
Suggests Automobile Tax.

An automobile tax that goes to the
Improvement of roads will help to up
lift the farmer as much as volume
OF good advice.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-16
Gold and Silver Buckles.

Nothing is more exquisite than the
beaten gold and silver buckles and
pins of the olden days.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11

15c SUSPENDERS of excellent elastic, with patent buckles and straps full length, worth 15c. Public sale price Sc
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11
NO REASON FOR DOUBT
4 Statement of Facts Backed by
 Strong Guarantee.

We guarantee complete relief to all sufferers from constipation. Tn every case where we fail we will sup ply the medicine free.
 Rexall Orderlies are gentle, ef- fectiye, dependable and safe bowel regulator, strengthener and toflic' They Te-establish natures functions in a quiet, easy way. They do not cause any inconvenience, griping or nausea. They are so pleasant to take and work so easily that they may pe taken by anyone at any time. They thoroughly tone up the system to healthy activity.
 Rexall Orderlies a'e unsuTpasSapie and ideal for the use of children, eid folks and delicate persons. We can not too highly recommend them to all sufferers from any form of constr patton and it's attendant eVils' Two sizes, 10c and 25c. Remember, you can obl ain Rexali RemedleS III this community only at ou' store. The Rexall Store. J. T. Sanders Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11
SHOES AND HATS

LADIES' FINEST DRESS SHOES. lace and oxford, latest dress styles and feathers.
 LADIES' PATENT AND VICI kid lace shoes, French and Cuban heels, for dress and street wear, genu- he ; 90 values, public sale price 13S
 LADIES' CALF AND VICl KID selected from lines where there were only a few left, latest styles, worth 250 to 300. l.9S
 LADIES SHOES, TEST styles, only in dress sboes, all sizes up to 't, price. .....---... 3.09
 LADIES, $3 % SHOES LATEST styles, our public sale price .... IFS
 150 PAIRS MEMS STYLISH lace shoes or oxfords in patent, kid or vlci, actually and positively worth 300, public sale p ice. ce............ 1.79
 MEN'S FINE DRESS SHOES. lace or oxf0rds, made from patent colt, finest select yici kid and patent colt, , 90 -and ) 00 brands, all the latest styles, every pair guaranteed, our public sale price ,.. ...... 1 98
 MEMS HIGH GRADE SHOES. celebrated Dunlap 800 brand. the best shoe on the market for the price, either in oxford or ce. certainly the equal of any standard , 0O make, all the latest shapes and styles, compare these shoes with the best make, pub lic Sale price ............. 3.9S
 MEMS HEAVY WORK SHOES. with leather extension soes, butcher style, very serviceable shoes, worth @.oO, puDIlc sale prlce............, ]. .l9
 s550 ROCKER BOOTEE. BEST hand made and sewed mems leather high top shoes
 l LOT SPECIAL CHILDREN'S shoes, all sizes, sale price ...... 39c
 Sl.00 CHILDREN $ SHOES, LACE or button, all sizes, sale price ... 57c
 s2.50 BOYS'SHOES, ALLLEATH- ER, fine dress or school wear. price l So
 FEDORA AND STAPLE SHAPE , DO value. Come in all sizes and styles. During this public sale. 97c
 MEMS HATS OF ALL SHAPES selected from lots where there were only one or two left, and combined. making total of about 250 hats: worth up to } 50. During this sale. your choice, each ............. 98
 JOHN B. STETSON. GENUINE new shape hats, in all c0Iors and styles, including the latest styles, } 50 values, public sale price ? 9S FlNk'S DETROIT SPECIAL overalls and jumpers, in all sizes and styles, plain blue or striped, overalIs with or without bib, all %, price .39
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11
BiIlikens Entertained.

Miss Anna Mae Grobmeyer enter tained the Billiken Club Monday after noon in her usual charming manner Five Hundred and Rock were the games of the occasion, and the prize book, was won by Mrs. Sam Chandler she having won the cut which was necessary to decide. A dainty and appetizing hot lunch, and coffee was served as refreshments Miniature pipes, with fortunes attached, were given as souvenirs, the fortunes being read at the clos ng of the party, furnishing much enjoyment.
 The following BilIikens were present: Misses Ardale Rollwage, Leta Mae Hancock, Mamie Lou Fondren Mary Boyle, Elizabeth Prewett, Winnie Stevens, Bessie Stevens, Olive John- son, Mrs. Albert Grobmyer, Mrs Harry Watson thee Corneia Ayenh Mrs. Ollie Warren. Guests: Misses Julia Gum, of Brinkley; Madeleine Rollwage, Mary Ousler, May Boggan, May Kellogg, Helen Landers, Mrs A. J. Naccaro, Mrs. Geo. Taylor, Mrs. James Russell, Jr., Mrs. Tom Gatling Mrs. Sam Chandler, Mrs. Mallen Fol bre and Mrs. w r. Evans.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11
FURNISHINGS

MEMS ALL WOOL FLANNEL Shirts in plain and fancy colors, all sizes, D values, public sale price 79c
 MEMS EXTRA HEAVY WORK Shirts, never sold for less than 75c. sale price. ...........-- E. ........42c
 MEMS FINE DRESS SHIRTS. fancy and hobby designs, worth soc
 Toe and Sl, in enc lot, sale price. 39c
 SAME AS ABOVE. ONLY Better, Gluett Brand Standard. 9 and loo sellers, all sizes in Fall and Winter Patterns, sale price. =. soc
 BEST 200 DRESS SHIRTS IN all styles, cutfsS attached or detached. coat shirt, pleated bosoms. stitT bosom. etc, all sizes, Cluett Brand. P7blle sale price......... ,....., l.I9
 MEMS ALL WOOL SHIRTS. Finest materials, all sizes, worth , 50. Public sale price .s.... ......... go
 s1.00 ALL WOOL SWEATERS. with turtle collar, knitted of best quality yarn, all sizes. in plain and fancy eolors, worth Loo. Public sale pIlSe.. .=s#...=.=. .=...-.=........... .43c
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR

soc FLEECED WEAR, 35c Sanitary wool tleeced shirts and drawers, sell the wide world over at soc. Watch 'em go at.....,...... 35c sl00 ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR. CoOper's. Garments made of a fine sheer wool, all sizes. Come in natural and 2 ay. An extraordinary l.O0 value. In this public sale ....... 7sc
 DERBY RIBBED UNDER WEAR. 3oc. A suit which we or nobody ever could dare to offer for less than l.5O. This is positively the best value ever offered Come early as they won't last long at, per garment. 35c
 MEMS UNION SUITS, HEAVY fieeced. magnificent finish. all sizes, worth l.75 Public sale price 79c
 s2.0O WOOL UNDERWEAR. 97c. Come in natural ay and brown. finest Canadian wool. all sizes, worth 200. Public sale price ........... 97c
 MEMS HEAVY WORK HOSE. Joe quality. public sale price =. fc
 100 DOZEN MEMS GOOD 25c wool sox, heavy quality. sale PiiNO Q i. IIc
 25c SILK EMBROIDERED HOSE. l4c. Mems fancy half hose in pretty designs, silk embroidered, sell the world over for 25c. vour choice -. 14r
 pc BOYS, FLEECED OR RIBRED underwear. pants or shirts, all sizes
 public sale price ...s............. lie
 35c LADIES' PANTS OR VESTS. ribbed CT fleece lined, all sizes. sale pIice.''... ..=....... .... ...... l9c
 soc AND 75c LADIES, UNDER. WEAR. ribbed or fleece lined, sale prlce. .................. 39c
 $10o LADIES' UNION SUITS. all sizes. sale price e..-.-...-..-.. eQc
 Sl5h0 CRANENETTFS. AT S6. 80
 Guaranteed water and rain proof coats. Made of an excellent craven cited worsted. All custom made throughout. Peerless of any 15 nn ga ment In this nuhlic sale 6 99
 o0c SUSPEN DERS. BIC. ALL 50r suspenders, including the well known soc "Presidentn suspenderS. puhlic sdle price e......-........ ....... ..... 37c
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11
YOUTHS AND MEN'S OVERC0ATS

ON ONERCOATS-BEST DOMESTIC kerseys, come in blue, black and tan shades, some Indian lined, others with Rockingham serge, heavy, near silk sleeve lining, strapped seams. full backs, so becoming to young men; at present market value, actually and positively worth l5.00. In this public Sdle '''' '...,,.,......,..,.. 6.S0
 SlS.50 RCOATS, s12. S9. Clever and latest styles, aristocratic hitting garments, new pattern, Presto collars, good for dress or auto effect. They come in black and colors. would be desirable at more than the actual value, 18.50. In this public sale dt .''.'. ....'.#...... .4.......... l2. S9
 s27 30 OVERCOATS, SCHLOSs BROS. make. If you have been used 10 fine tailoring, if you love the ultra, unusual in tailoring. you should see them. We promise feast to the eyes of every connoiseur An almost endless variation of excellent styles that reflect individuality and true elegance. Coats ranging in value up to 27.50. Come and pick them at l6 9S
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11
LADIES' SUITS.

MANTAILORED SUITS, TIGHT and semi fitting. New models in man. nish worsteds, in the popular shades of gray, single breasted, lined with guaranteed satin. Pleated skirt. Made especially for immediate wear
 All HOO values at. -. ......... 7.9S
 $25 SUITS, 99S. HIGHE CLASS Tailored Suits; coats hip length, trimmed in braid, prettily adorned with buttons. We cannot attempt to describe and convey even an idea of their perfect beauty. Suits that you would pay dressmaker 35O0 for
 Public sale price ce..............9 99S
 S2S.00 CLOTH SUITS, F 4s. NEW Fall Models of fine imported Broad cloth of remarkably lustrous finish. The fashionable 32 inch coat model
 handsomely embroidered with silk braid and lined with Skinners' Satin
 The skirt is on the newest lines, finished at the bottom with deep band, embroidered to match the coat. Colors navy, smoke and black Re- markable values at 2S.00, during this public sale ,.,................. F 4S
 5000 LADIES' COATS, ALL Wool cloth, in black and fancy mixed colors, full 5 to 56 inches long, semi it, half lined with satin Public sale piiCe' e''...'. -..-. .-............... 3.9S
 sl5. LADIES' COATS, MANNISH tailored effect, plain or fancy, in solid or mixed colors, full length. Public sale price. ............. ........... 6. IS
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11
MEN'S SUITS.

A FINE SUIT OF HOMESPUN and wool crash and cheviots in plain and fancy mixed effects, all weights, perfect fitting, guaranteed positively worth up to $500 or your money re- funded at any time during this great public sale. ..... .... $2. 9S
 MEMS SPLENDID SUITS MADE ap in medium and heavy weights, con.
 Servative styles, worth positively up to Sl0 or your money refunded at any time during this great sale. .S4 49
 sl2.50 SUIT, ALL TO MATCH, e89S. A fine suit of clothes, all to match, come n homespun and worsted Scotch mixtures. This suit is posi- lively worth $l2.50 or your money re- funded at any time during this eat public sale. ............S .S6 9S
 Sl500 ALL WORSTED SUITS, $S.9S. This is the peer of any you can see elsewhere at $l5 price mark A
 marvel of goodness, all sizes. Don't fail to ask for this suit. A genuine Slo value. ......... ...............S .SS.9 9S
 S1650 MEMS FINE SUITS, 80. 39 A grand assortment of single and double breasted sack suits, black, blue and brown cheviots serges, velour Finished cassimere: some solid worsteds in gray and brown; hobby tweed mix lures in all the most desirable and newest shades. all superbly tailored; soats French faced finished, perfect it guaranteed. Values that are equal in every respect to suits that sell for SIS. Our sale price 9.S9
 $lS,00 MEMS SUITS, S10 g. THIS rep esent, a lot of suits in worsteds and serges. Also some dark fancy mixtures. In the new and swagger lad cut sack coat, entirely custom made. Remember, you get your money back if not tis6ed. This suit goes in tn public sale at. l0.3g
 5000 MEMS SUITS, SCHLOSS Bros. make, ii 9S. This amount en- titles you to choose a suit from twenty lots of as finely made and as elegantly finished as the most fastidious dresser NOulu uSSiIt. Ihe nome ana i0fe1gI suitings of style and tone garments of faultless fashion. KerSey cheviots, yicuna, homeSpun, tweed, Scotch mix. lures, tan and fancy designs, single and double breasted In this pubic sale ................... .. 4 9s
 s25 00 SUITS, SGHLOSS BROS
 make. A comprehensive line of ex
 eelient mannish mixtures in cheviot creations representing only 1910 fash
 ions. Come in single and double breasted. suit that you would have difficulty 10 duplicate al s25 any. where. In this public sale .. It. 7e
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11
NEWS PANTS

$250 AND s3.5o TROUSERS, 92c Mems trousers in all wool cassimeres, garments which were sold as high as 3.5O In this public sale ........ 9Sc
 s4.50 TO S5.5O TROUSERS. S1.9s. Distinct designs and excellent tailor ed trousers, made of imported, guar anteed wOolens, none worth less than 4.50. Your choice for or.......... .9s
 MEMS CORDUROY PANTS, made of bet imported Manchester corduroy, all sizes, 2.5O values, public sale price. EXPERIMENTATION. 70
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11
BOYS SUITS.

SEVERAL DIFFER ENT STYLES of the finest of Boys School Suits, worth $50, all sizes, during this Paollc Sale. ................. 1.9S
 SAME AS ABOVEONLY FINER. All sizes. We doubt if equal suits could be obtained at 400 elsewhere. Public sale price is....... -. PAS
 30 DIFFERENT EFFECTS IN Boys ultra fashionable knee pant Suits. In all the swellest of novel; ties and styles, worth up to 50o. Pub lie sale price =. .......... 319
 s450 OVERCOATS FOR BOYS, ages from to b, hobby styles, worth 3s Public sale price. ............ 98
 SAME AS ABOVE IN S7.5O styles. Public sale price, your cholce ................. 3.69
 MEMS AND YOUTHS OVER COATS in heavy beaver cloth, four button, single breasted style, trimmed with black horn buttons, strong. worked button holes, B inch collar with strong tab. Three outside pockets and flaps, and small change pocket lined with heavy satin, strong sleeve lining, chain hanger; positive ly worth 1000. In this public sale, ? 65
 ON ERCOATS THAT ARE THE peer of any you see elsewhere at r 00; English ulster clothing; also kerseys and meltons in drabs, tans, modes. best domestic kerseys, blue, black and tan shades, excellently lined. plain lapped seams, all marvels of good ness. In this great public sale. .9S
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11
STOP AND CONSIDER

No man and no woman can afford to miss this golden opportunity. The cleanest, choicest and largest stock in Helena, Ark, sold at public sale at these quoted prices lower than one- third its value. To save these dollars upon dollars, read this circular carefully, and remember, no matter how strong some statements may seem, no matter how ridiculously low the prices quoted, they are not exag- gerated; They are true and backed b, the fairest guarantee.
 Merchants wishing to buy portions of this stock at the sale retail prices listed in this yaper will be waited on between the hours of 8 and every morning
 JOE SIMON,
 405 Cherry Street,
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11
PRIZE WINNERS
List of Premiums Taken by St. Fran.,.
 County Folk at Tri.State F.;r

For the first time since ,ba Tri-State Fair was held in Memnht" IS herewith published list of tho as ticles and prizes taken by the ci,i zens of St. Francis County.
 There were thirty-fve entries in .u and we have been unable to oct thn complete list of these, but on Monda. we received letter from MT. Frani. D. Fuller, the secretary, in which ha says:
 "Gentlemen:-We take pleasure !, sending you herewith list of For,oa..i III City prize winners at the Tri-Stafe Fair: ''a'e
 "Woman's and Art Departmen.
 Miss Elise German, lst premium ir Lot 37O, Class 12S, professional fo, original head in water color. Pri1e $5 %. ''@e'
 "Mr. w. J. Stolzer, Ist premium in Lot 420, for pen and ink drawing frona life; 1st and 2d premiums in Lot 499 for pen and ink landscape: lst premium in lot 423, for pen and ink marine drawing. '''' ''e
 Mrs. w. J. Stolzer, 3d premium in Lot l76, for jar of canned peaches.
 Mrs. M. A. Johnson, I'd premium in Lot 13O, for specimen of carnation braid.
 Mrs. c. L. Knight, lst premium in Lot 94, for infant s cloak; lst premium in lot 52, for specimen of Wallachain embroidery.
 Mrs. N. A. Embree, Sd premium in Lot llS, for specimen of hand sew ing, -
 in Lot 3S5, for water color painting of fruit.
 "Very truly yours,
 FRANK D. FULLER, SECY."
 In addition to above list furnished. there were several other prize winners, as follows:
 MT. Will Brown, lst premium in Lot l27, for oil painting of landscape.
 Mrs. K. M. Wilkins, lst in Lot l35. antique, grandmother's wedding gown.
 Mrs. Hattie A. Knight, 2d premium in Lot l05, for da ntiest cap of lace.
 Miss Blanche Pope, 3d premium in Lot loo, lingerie waist.
 The Times desires to congratulate each and everyone of these friends up- on their artistic ability. Mrs. Elm. bree, who won Sd premium for speci- men of hand sewing, was 9S years old when she made the specimen.
 The exhibit of Miss Elise German was originally intended for the anna teur class, but Mrs Bruce, who had charge of the Woman's Department. and others in authority, insisted, on account of it's excellence, on entering it in the professional class, and she took the first premium.
 Mrs. w. II. Alley, who took such great care and pains to collect the ex- hibit, and gave her time so cheerfully and made it such great success de- serves the highest praise for her un- selfish, disinterested patriotism. She worked hard, and the beauty of the exhibit and the great good it has done and will do in the way of advertising this section, is due toher efforts All honor and praise to Mrs. Alley.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11

LADIES FIN EST DRESS SHOES. lace and oxford, latest dress styles and feathers.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11
READ THIS.

This stock is being liQuidated, hut my guarantee goes with every article, my guarantee backs every statement, covers every pr ce here made. and we here emphasize that no misrepresen- tation or the slightest exaggtration has been tolerated in this advertise ment. In proof of our good faith We cheerfully give this guarantee: "Goods exchanged or money refunded for the asking"
 Ladies s2. co Shoes. all sizes, in d Va. riety of styles and feathers. s2 % values; Public Sale price....... ;. 9Sc
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
 Having resolved to dispose of our en- tire $25,0 stock within 16 days, I have advertised the stock for public sale, at herein quoted prices, over radius of 16O miles. Every statement and price here made being absolutely true, and not exaggerated in the mini mum, we shall expect crowd num- ber'ng thousands of people every day of this sale to supply their wants. Proper preparations are being made to accommodate these masses, and to wait upon one and all with rapid dis patch. Sale closes the moment every article is sold. To get your share come early, for at these prices the stock will last but short while.
 JOE SIMON,
 405 Cherry Street.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11
WARNING. BEWARE,

Do not confound this bona fide sale with other so-called Salvage, Bank rupt or Special Sales. It's an occas- sion, an opportunity so different. so extraordinary that even a comparison would be ridiculous. To dis pose of the stock on' hand quickly there is but one alternative; Let the goods go for What they win bring" Sale taking place November to Noyem- Der 27
 S5 00 Dunlap Shoes and Oxfords: any style leather or shape; all sizes. Pub lic oaie price ... S3 9S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-30
WAS AS TIMID
AS A WOMAN
Mouse Ran up Mans Leg and He
Telephoned for the Police to
Come.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 30.-Police,
answering an emergency call to the
home of Robert Cunningham did not
find a bold. bad burglar or traces
Of one. Cunningham sat on the edge
of the bed in his home and held on
like grim death to his trousers leg,
while Mrs. Cunningham now and then
gave way to bursts of merriment.
'It went righ up my pants leg,
breathlessly explained Cunningham
"Humph-you mean-some one
who got in and -," Schlangen,
the bicycle policeman, began.
Then period of control allowed
Mrs. Cunningham to explain. 1t was
u mouse, she said, and she had laugh
ed so and Cunningham had struggled
so that neighbors feared something
was wrong and called the police.
The bicycle mans report at Central
police station does not show what
became of the mouse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-30
OPERATED CANNERIEs
IN THE CHURCHES
Company Furnished Free Gas and the
Ladies Took Advantage of
This.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 30.-"Free
light and heat for churches is all
right, but we don't propose to fur
nish free fuel to can all the fruit in
the Upper Ohio valley, and we shut
down right in the middle of the can
ming season"
This was a remark made by an of
fetal Of the Manufacturers Light
and Heat company of Pittsburg,
when asked why his company had
cut off the free gas from churches
in Bellevue. Ben Avon and other
Pittsburg suburbs.
1t developed that the gas company
claims to have found that women of
the congregation were in the habit
Of using the gas in the church base
ments for canning their fruit each
summer and fall, thereby saving
home gas bills and preventing "clut-
tering up their own homes" as one
put it. The churches threaten to
take the matter into court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-30
HAVE PLATFORM
But NO CANDIDATES
New York Democrats Have the
PIanks Fixed up for Them by
Three Of the
Leaders.
MEETING THIS EVENING
Convention AdIourns Until O'clock
In Order to Get the
Men For the
Ticket.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Sert. 30.-Af-
ter an all night conference Charles
F. Murphy of Tammany Hall, Alton
B. Parker and State Chairman Dix
decided upon the platform for the
New York democrats. The high cost
OF living and the operation of the
tariff bill will be the real Issue raised
by the democrats.
The message of Grover Cleveland
written in 1881, in which he insisted
that "a tariff for revenue only was the
salvation Of the country" was agreed
on as the key note.
When he took the platform as per
manent chairman Herbert Bissell at
tackled what he called republican eX
trayagance and charged the tariff witt
the high cost of living. He compli
mented Gov. Hughes on the moral eff
feet of his administration, but declar
ed that the administration had los
sight of economy and was recklessl.
extravagant. He declared the nationa
administration had been in the same
fix under the strenuous example o
Rooseveltism and its feeble proxy
Taftism.
Leaders of the democratic part.
unable to agree upon candidates TO
4 state officers sent word to Judge Park
er to day to go ahead with the con
yention and perfect the permanent OF
ganization and adjourn until Sso'cloc
! tonight
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-30
sKINNERS GOT
FIVE MILLIONS
Curb Brokerage Firm Made Good
Haul, But Leading Spirit
Has Escaped.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3o.-Federa. Of
ficers are today making strenuous eff
forts to locate some part of the five
million dollars the curb brokerage
firm of b. H. Scheftels & Co., is said
to have gotten from it's customers on
it's many western mining schemes.
An immense sum was spent for news
paper advertising.
George Graham Wright, ex-convict,
of the firm, who escaped during the
raid yesterday, will probably be ar
rested shortly. When he is captured
1t is expected that Mrs. Elizabeth
Schapell, living in 9. luxurious apart
ment near Central Park, will come
forward with all she has to aid him
1t is admitted that Wright has been
in communication with her ever since
ae made his escape.