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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

How many boys and girls are led 70
marry on iasunscient incomes through
reading silly novels Probably not a
few. according 70 a certain large book
seller There's a class Of novels ~
happily getting more numerous. hat
seem 20 aim az drawing young minds
into q state OF neurasthenic passion on
the question OF love-" be remarked the
other day 20 customer. They give
an entirely false idea OF marriage
Such prosaic matters a. salaries. gro
GERS bills and the rise IN the price Of
milk are never mentioned IN these
stories. and the silly girl who weds
with her head stuSed fun Of the slush
has a sharp awakening" And It's
women that write the larger number
o. these fdiotic romantic novels. more
the pity.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
Gseguaphv and sIslsIJ Lesson.

The third and fourth grades Of
the Model School viii 60 to New
port News and Old Point on Friday
to study the shipysrds. Fortress
Monroe and the surrounding waters
in connection with their work in
geography and history.
The children will be in charge of
three teachers.
Reduced rates have been procured.
the rate for children under twelve
being SIS cents for the round trip.
Street car fare will De 30 cents.
Each child will bring a lunch as
no time can be los foi elmer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
Successful Meeting.
Communicated,

AOOmnuulCdLCQs
The special meetings that have
been in progress at the Williams
burg Methodist church for the last
two weeks or 50 have proven a great
success.
Large congregations attended and
there seemed to be no tagging in
interest. but rather an intensified
feeling to the last service which
was held on last Sunday night.
Rev. Geo. II. Wiley. who was
present for nine days and did the
preaching. did a great work by MS
consecrated. chaste a d forcible
presentation of the Gospel. Mr.
Wiley emphasized especially the
necessity of a union OF mans sou
with God as the essential OF disci-
pleship. The singing by Mrs. Wi
ley was much enjoyed and carried
with it message to the heart.
The pastor of the church, Rev. K
TX. Odell. received eighteen on pro
Ifession of faith into church fellow
ship last Sunday and there are 9th
ers that are yet to join. Mr.. Odel
has announced that he will preacl
on an evsngelistic subject next Sun
day night. and give an opportuAit'
to any who may wish to Dc so 4
lpublically begin the Christian life
An opportunity will also DC give
mo. ming and night on next Sunda'
to unite with the church.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
Weekly Sermon.
Continued from page 81

Lord Jesus Christ shall be saved
and he that believeth not shall be
damned"
Father and mother. this account
Of Absalom was written for you and
you are 10 see that your boys sno
girls are safe in Christ.
Young man and young woman. it
was written for you that you Gay
take warning and come into the ark
OF safety" whilst the door is ajsr
and the Master is sa y inc come in
Christian worker. it is written for
YOU. 10 stimulate you to greater
zeal for those who are out OF tn
ark.
II a man fell overheard. rev there
are who would not attempt to rescue
him. Men and women around you
are overheard. sinking in the waters
OF eternal death. yet too many are
indifferent to the fact. Sons and
daughters are drowning and parents
are asleep.
Is the young man Absslom
safer" asked David of his sons phys
ical safety when AoSalom's soul
had been dead since he was a bow
in his mothers arms.
| A young daughter once told oI
her distress because she had not re
allied that her father was III unit
death. when his soul had been deaC
for life time and it gave her n,
concern.
Should our boys and girls get sic
of body We are alarmed and haste
for the doctor. but their souls ma
be rotten and many parents 60 o
indlfferently.
How many Of cur loved one
who sit at our tables with US arc des
or dying and We laugh9
How many We meet on the stree
who look well and strong. physica
ly. are spiritual corpses7
Father and mother. are you ash
ing your BOYS and girls if they al
safe in Jesus Christ. the Life9
Young man. have you chosen
dead corpse for a wife7
Young woman. is the young ma
you love. safe. or. is &c 90 NJ
hand and foot with grave clothes
dead7
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

40 matter how great may be the
care taken In making the mold. bell
has 20 be tuned before 10 viii ring
clear. true note. AS a matter Of fact
every bell sounds i've notes. all OF
which must blend together harmo-
niously. n one Is the least BIT out
he tune viii be spoiled.
The arst of these notes is produced
by the vibrations at the mouth Of the
bell. the second by the vibrations a
little higher up the third still higher
up. and so on 20 the Attn. which IL
produced quite near the top AS the
character Of the sound which rings
depends upon the thickness OF the
metal. Il is possible by taking thin
shavings from various places In the
inside of the bell 70 alter the i've notes
until they are all IN harmony.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

Bacon. Va, March s-There VIII
be preaching at the Five Forks
church on Sunday March Il. At 8
o'clock. by Rev. z. K. Odell.
Mr.. James B. Walden and family
spent Sunday evening at Powhstsn
farm. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Slsu-
son.
Miss Fannie Nigh,engale and
brother John. and Miss Virginia
Kitchens were pleasantly entertain
ed at Greenspring fs-n SUNDAY
morning by the Miss Golden.
Mrs. Thomas Rooinson and fam
iy. OF Five FORKS. spent TUESDAY
with Mrs. James Jester.
Mrs. Ed. Gilley and Mrs. Floy
Ayers. of Neck o Land. spent
Monday with Mrs T. II. Baldwin.
Thee will &c an oyster supper a
G. L. Burleson's. Neck o Land. or
Friday night. March 10. for the
benefit OF Five Forks church. Al
are invited.
MIR. John Msckey and sister anC
Miss Katherine TuJtls. of Gias
Point. and Miss Viola Hays. o
Milton. Del. spent Sunday eveninl
at Mr.. w. K. Bullfsnt.
The new bridge over Powhsta.
creek, built by w. 5. Kitchens. Ia
been completed and accepted b
the board OF supervisors.
Mr.. Char.es Dean. Of York, Ia
moved to his farm. Jockeys Necs
Mr.. James Nigntengale hss NOV
T cd to Mr.. Jarvin's farm near Co
, lege Mill. Mr. Jarvin moving to Yor
. county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
A WOMAN'S BACK.
The Aches and Paths Viii Disappear Il The
Advice OF Williamsburg Citizen
is.Foliowed.

The Aches and Paths Viii Disappear Il the
Advice OF Williamsburg Citizen
is-Foiiowed.
woman's back has many aches and
pains.
Most times tbs the kidneys fault.
Backache is really kidney ache;
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills cure
1T.
Many Williamsburg women know this
Read what one has to say about IL:
Mrs. James II. Malone, of Williams
burg. Va. says: 81 used Doan's Kidney
PILE and am glad 10 say thas they gave
me great relief. although did not take
them as regularly as l should. | suffer
cd severely from backacke and a kidney
weakness for several years. / used many
remedies. bat did not ind relief until
procured Deans Kidney PILE Ii ONLY
took few doses so brina about a greai
change and continued their use uuti
the pains had LETT my hack aud my kid
neys had brcome normal i do not hes
itate TO give Doan's Kidney Pills my ca
dorsement."
For sale by all. dealers. Price 6oeent
Poster Milburnsco. Buffalo. New YorI
Sole agents for the United States.
Remember s.the aame-DOan's-an'
asks ne.essss,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
Ernlalns hIn Goodness.

Il understand that you never taste
liquor
NO. am thankful % say that
have always been abstemious."
DO you ever use tObaccoF
Never IN any form"
You have always been strictly
moral IN every way. 7 suppose
Absolutely"
say. tell me one thing. Have you
been good because you found 10 sat
isfying 20 be so. or because yeu
hoped 70 be rewarded for your good
ness p"
In tie arst place vas good Be
cause I wanted 20 marry my en-
ployer's daughter. and after I got her
I had TO be good 20 hold my Job"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

The York Furniture Co. has
launched a novelty sale in Williams
burg in having a Dollar Day. -"
Manager Medford says dc is going
to win al sorts of prizes on
his Dollar day otter Saturday. Il
viii be q great day tea the ladies.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

Rev. g. S. Kennard will leave to-
morrow for Ashland. KY. where
he goes by invitation to preach
in the First Baptist church
of that city. DR.. c. Z. Bishop Will
preach in the Williamsburg Baptist
church Sunday morning.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
VIA Animals IN NV YORK civ.


70 Is q remarkable fact that there
are always more Wild animals about
that any bat the expert has an idea
Of. FoF example, Tiers are within 90
miles Of New York city fully 50 diff
feFsnt knds-~aot countinE birds. rep
tiles. or ashos-oas-Qaartar Of which
80 least s== abundant Or more par
ticulsrly. =.ss!a IA limits o. Greater
New York tAcrs ars az least a dozen
Spee4ss o. Vi,d beasts. hall Of which
are quite eommoa---C0antry Life IN
Amsrica.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

And you consider autumn the best
month for calling in your profession o.
interrogated the housewife. IS she
handed out the pumpkin pie
All yes. man" said Truthful Tim.
as be tipped his hat. ''it Is den dat De
lawn mower has been laid away and
de snow shovel liant working yet"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

Our success ~ith Old c pissi
linen paper with envelopes 70 match.
has been phenomenal A4Otser
large shipment just received. Pa
per 80 cents per pound. EDgeiopes
$50 in a box 20 cents.-Jis- n.
Som.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
cocIAL AND =
= DERSONAL


in Richmond.
Mayor E. w. warburton left last
night for New York.
Commonwealth Attorney N. L.
Henley is in Richmond.
Mrs. w. H. Brsithwsite- is visit
ing friends in Richmond.
Mr.. J. II. Lesth spent Sunday in
Richmond and Petersburg.
Mr.. F. H. Ball will go to Rich
mon tomorrow or business.
Mrs. George Coleman and child
rem are spending a few days in Rich
mond.
Mrs. Skinner, of Norfolk. is Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
S. Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S Joynes. of
Norfolk. re twisting Mr.. and Mrs.
B. f. Wolfe.
Mrs. w. A. r. Goodwin aud Mrs.
w. A. Montgomery were in Rich
mond Tuesday.
Mrs. boswell, OF Hanover, was Z
guest at the w. +. 1. for few day:
during the week.
Mrs. Z. B. Lindsay. and Mis-
Lindsay. of Norfolk. are guests o
Miss Geneva Mullen.
Miss Elizabeth Macon was to-
guest of Miss Mary Wilcox in Nor
folk for the week end.
Miss Condit will leave soon 70
New York. much to the regret o
her many friends here.
Mrs. Edloe Morecock and child
rem. of Newport News. are visitin
Mrs. Virginia Morecock.
Capt. and Mrs. S. J. Brooks an
daughters. of Manchester. sPer
Sunday here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Brooks an
two little daughters are visiting rels
tives in Richmond and Manchestei
Mrs. H. D. Cole and Mrs. Sper
Ger Lane spent a few days in No
folk last week with Mrs. Z.
Lamb.
Mrs. Z. Ruffin Jones and chilC
re- returned Monday from a Wis
to relatives in Charlottesville. M
Jones having returned Saturday.
Mis-. H. N. Phillips had as h
guests for the weekend. Mi
Hayes. of Chase City. and hi
Florence Holt. of Newport News.
DR.. Robert w. Barnwell. rect
of St. Pauls church. Petersbur
has accepted the invitation to prea'
toe baccalaureate sermon at Villa
and Mary on June Sth.
Miss Edna Arno q, who has be
the guest of Mrs. John King for sc
eral weeks. left Wednesday f
Fredericksburg. where she will sPel
a few DAYS before returning to b
home IN Prince George county.
MIR. A. I. Cloves. who has be
mentally unbalanced for the pa
two months. is decidedly improve
He says he is all right and feeli
much better. Two jurieS failed
agree on verdict as to his sam
last month. 1t is said his men
disorder. or apparent disorder. v
the result of drugs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

The Model-How 10 that friend Of
yours who went 20 study In Parish
The Artist-Oh. he's getting on IA
mously.
The hodel-HoW do you know /?
Have you heard from him2
The Artst-No. that's how knor
hes doing 80 well
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
/. q IA. Vanish Stain.

U-c IL 90 renew and make entirely new
old worn ont chairs and old furniture
You cau varnish a chair in thirty min
utes. aud make IL as good as new ID
rrctions on each eau.
Sold bv Lane s. Chiistiau. Williams
burg: II 81 Clements. lee Hall.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

Judge Mann will address the teacL-
ers of the Third Congressional Dis
trict at their meeting here March
18th. The Governors address will
be delivered Friday night.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

THE BRAITHWAITE UNDEkrAk
ING ESTABLlSHMENr has the
exclusive agency in and around
Williamsburg. OF the National CaskeJ
Co.'S goods. This establishment Is com
pletely equipped: under sold oy uoue Gre
gardicss OF repsFts 10 the contrary
furnishes supplies 81 a less cost, auu
Hcarse al hall the customary charge; a
Licensed Embalmer. aad Trained Nurse
for shrOuding. Govern yourself accord
inglY. MRS. ". II BRAIrH WAITE.
Williamson Z. Va Southern bell Phones
Store No 81 Residence No 81. Long
distance Connection
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
DIED.

JAsNoWsk Saturune beloved hus-
band or Hannah Jasuowski. and
brother OF Philip and Adolph. AZ his
l-'" residence -nt clNrk-nNe. fu-
neral from residence Mond..s at .
. M "a
MEL EH March lo 1910. az Grace hos
pital. Gracr, beloved wife ot Frank
Meier. mother ct Luclla and daugh-
Ter 81 Mrs Emma llurlbuu Funeral
IRON residence. 93t Van bN ke-aVc.
Time later
MILLER March D.. William J.. be-
loved son ~ Mr. and Mn. John Nil
lrr. brother Of oscar Albert. Arthur,
f'd~ln Asues and Eleanor aged 20
years. Funeral MondaA 70 m. from
residence. 80 Cuniield east.
oRMEROp- March no. at Grace hos
p'tai. Arthur w. beloved husband of
sophia NJ Drmcrod. only son of Joanna
ormerod and brother OF Mrs Thorn
as tr"sWell Funeral from rcsidrnce.
l9' Mn'nr -aFe.. Monday March o.
at D.. ON.
RICHARDSON March H.. at sisters
Residence. Ia Wreford-at,. Percy
heloN 20 brother ~ Mrs II Rason,
MS Theodore Erankfurth. Mrs. Fred
uhes '~cHr l"ssl" ana Pearl Rirh-
ardsou, axe - Years Funeral Nor
day y "a
SCut.l.Z MARY aged SO. at her resi-
dcnce. 10 I.1Wtoh ave, March 90.
1910 mother ot Harry Annie. Mamie.
Johnni" lilly. Antony lr"kalia.
Daniel aHd Ipuis Funeral from res
ldencr Monday. March a. az go D.
m Burial Evergreen cemetery
" lllTE-March 10. 1910. at his resi-
d"ncc. S93 Niuewood-aNe William G..
husband OF Elizabeth. and father Of
Harvey. Frank and sara White. ana
Ms. \ Woodwork. In mis- rlaHtieth
WILLIAMSON March d. ct thr res
deure ~ Deer SON Rohort Williamson.
lQs tornia ave, Elizabeth Wife
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12

sCOVEL BOULEVARD SUB.

line lots right in the City with all IMPROVEMENTS ce-
ment walks. gas, BUILDING RSETRlCTIONS;
$3.50 $3.50 down balance
adjoining SIoo down and 500 per YOU CAN NOT
LOSE Take Grand River Boulevard walk block
on fireman Statesmen or GROUND SUNDAY FROM
: TO slP. NJ MI f., IEl/ lp An
Phone MASKS. LAArBRECiIT KELLY & CO. 81 Griswod 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INrERuRBAN LINES.
Detroit United Interurbau Lines.
IlINI ALL SAGINAW IlMIIl-nN

Detroit United Interurban Lines.
ELlNI AND SAGINAW IiMiIEDS-
1850 "a m. 1885 "a. u. ana S.SS y. m.
Flint only. IS y. IA. Locals for F1tut.
Z a. IA aud every two hours 10 3 > ia.
oxford only, IL y Ia. To Romeo. a.
m every mo hours % ~ y. Ia, Il y IN.
PORT HURON IIMirEDs-i:iy a. IN.
10 i5 u ia. 10 y. III, ~ y. VA, sat-
urdays only. j. - y, N. sundays only,
ii y. IN. Locals for Port Huron hourly.
a IN TO 3 =. IN. also =. u. TO Ma
fiue city To Mt Clemens, half hour
ia. $3.50 a. m. 10 3. Ia, and hourly TO
Line. hourly. G.2S "a n. 10 as y. IA.
ToifgDu iIMIrEDs--s 20 a. m. II 20
"A m $50 and 5;gO y. IA, Locals Cor
Toledo, hourly, g 80 a. IL. 70 80 IN.
JACKSON IIdIrEDs~-,.tS a. IN.
igv45 40 and Gas ~ IA. locals TOR
"a ksou. Z a IN. and every two nouns
10 " IA m FOR Ann ArbOr. a "a. and
hourly tONll o. M for. Piymauth ana
kartnNins, ASH q. ~. and hourly ~ 81
- M. also = = IN. ana IL y. IN. saline
yars for Npsilantl
A ,an,,ott. Di,i-ion-5.33 a, IN. and
hair hourly to S.SS y. IA. hourly to
Pontiac Di,i-ion-d a m, half hourly
uptu u IA, then hourly 10 II y IN
Hlrmiugham only IL = IA
orchard /iaks DiNision--8 a IA And
hourly until II p ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
sroohnoIpEns mEErrNc.

lctUN A. t.vtssVts NJ tttte "a = - n II
Company.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the an
nual meeting OF stockholders OF the
pelray Connecting railroad Company,
for the election OF directors and the
transaction OF such other business as
may come up before. the annual meet
ms will bC held at the office OF Abe
company In tie city OF Detroit Michi-
gan. on "Wednesday. Marcn 10. 1910. az
1 y. ul ny order OF the directors of
the company.
tsigLsd) }. IN SANDERS
SecretArH
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12

For >ii ARMS.
FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE
lao acres. ncnr electric nnr buildings
No. l farm stock and tools, $4,000,
40 acre. a ur school. fair build
ings. stocn and tools. $4,000, want
house about same value.
50 acres, near Detroit good build
ings all kinds Of stock and tools,
ready To move right ON. $4,000, ex-
change FOR city property
NJ ERION l.. RICE,
sos MAJESTIC BLDG.
FORTY ACRE FARM FoR SALE-The
buildings cannot he buit for cost OF
farm. Pheasant. healthy location, g.
room brick house, basement barn,
three fou1ths mile from Rochester
schools, three fourths mile from -.
4 K good cement sand pit on farm,
g 7. passing 20 rods from sand pit,
southeast corner. For particulars.
address II W. OSTROM. owner. Roch-
ester. Mich
FARM FOR SALE-l6O acres, well im-
proved, ST Joseph Co. 9-room house.
large barns, 10 acres timber. no
waste land, $50 per acre, terms. Adj
dress K. Il. Creasey. Three Rivers.
so ACRES, near Fenton ....... $500
1870 acres near Romeo ....... 9.i59
80 acres near Milo .......... 900
So acres near Bear Lake. $500
50 acres near Romeo ....... ,00Q
4Sl0 acres near EVart, ST. per acre.
Many Others. some exchange
State Security * Realty Co,
Sl4 MAJESTIC BLDG
20 ACRES about - miles from Detroit
"'t''9 .l"i' t"'u Sii ppihb POi'N'
tr1It about ~ acrt soo ~ wood Wood SAND and
pasture, viii sell for 81 300. or might
lake cottage ia exchange.
96-acre farm IS miles northwest
OF Detroit. fair buildings. 20 acres or
inc ttnber rtnntnr wItrr nne stork
ar f~uit farm. g., 200 Nui tals. s,,t,,
good Detroit vacant or tmurov.d
,o 40 nU''S, = mn it1i" ti., 10 me me,
Lntr ana oth.r n,ift"ildirss ',,,t
orrre -, ti,nh.t frttf 'f,,toG fnr
ms n,,,n ,r. Ia, an sr','' .','5
soil living sttcam. VIII con-Ide, l1e.
tolt property lh 'N'hahN'
hNoCho a Mn bN)N'
% WllINtA Hl!nt
buildings VIII allow for repaiG ct
down. balance long payments, located
iV mules from Detroit GA town Tine.
-four miles uortn OF inkster one
lake Ann Arhor Gag Inquire for
august EorHm or No. SeCor-pl. p''7fi
F,uy and IT. Auhiu-nNos. Detroit
--------
2Io ACRES
Three f,tite-- nottheast Oh B}aaNishurg,
,nros gra,aiV All niSeI VvitH civ
watered by well al house. "A beauti,
TO- ~ spr'hg anu s"'h'' 'a"e on rear Oh
A~nrc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12


OUR BUILDING DEPARTMENT.
Ill. YOU
A
REPAY OF olAiTEisi4 PAYSiiNTs BY
BOOKLET
Building Owning
HOLDEN MURRAY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
ron sALE--FAnMx.
NOW is THE TINE TO
LOOK AT FARMS


% good house. barn. ETC. so 80, $40,
70 acres. 10 miles from Detroit J
illles from electric. with build
inss on ....... ............! l80t
Detroit ....r.rl.....-.,... -. s,ooi
.Pis@s''ts ~ Nh 20 ssP's a1a I'M i.Sot
so acresl M electric llnu. blenty of
ana fences .:.'. 'y' sD'" ga $500
'-ioom house, new barn, other
Outbuildlngs .........,.. iSOt
20 acres, miles from town
plenty al fruit. windmill =
room house barn other out
so acres. WAYNE county lay
suhsoll, q mile from school G
barn. etc , o'V"-'u' D0'''s s.eOs
80 acres. y mile from good town
IN Macomo county, lo-rOom
house, large barns etc. wo-
ven wire fences ......-..;.... $500
100 acres. miles from good
town, S-room house. . barns 5.50f
loan good housss. : barns 200
$50 acres, miles from electric
line, near goon town. house.
barns. etc. living spring OF wa
900 acres. - mile from town.
small houses barns. etc.
FARMS Is ALL PARTS OF MICHIGAN
AND AT ALL PRICES
Farm Headquarters"
CHAS ID. ETSKE,
-IN-tl-l. Charnbar 80 fsnutnerra
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
CHt Rtu NOTICES.

WOODWAEp-AN BAPTIST cor.
Wiuder-st It.r. ~ r. Fixes pastoi.
Services iu.3u 10. and $50 D. M.
Morning zinc Iuit spirit ana Modern
Life evening" Nj fimorous NeNt
in series. i'uuyan's characters.
fRSr CONGREGATIONAL. rNITAR-
Ian church cor WoudW ard-ave. and
Edmuud-pl. Rex Eugene holman
SHlppru. minister. Morning service at
lU.fu. subject "Dvci~iou of Character"
sunday school at ~ m. : To 2 80 =. m.
Ntspor sorry i,f. 'rh" Catholic Sacra-
FORREST PRESBYTERIAN church
-Opp. Union Depot. Rev. Edward II.
Pence II -. pastor Services 10 go ana
1850 Morning. Looking at the Tn
seen evening. "Work. Energy and
Hone"
JEFFERSON AVE. PRESBYTERIAN
t.IIr,u---t orutr ltVatd Weston. Re-.
20 Balr Fiuiic worship with SER
mon IL a. IA. when Tie Doors We're
~5.l N,sp.r service and organ rc
,4taL : y. m Theme. Fear Not. All
lee Dordiuuy invited
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12

FOR SAIE-f5 acres good soil. fair
builuings Viii ullow for repalt ct
house ~ sold for S 400 at once { 0ot
down. balance long payments, located
iu mules from Detroit on town line
-four miles uortn of inkstcr ono
quarter mtlo west OF lnkster road
lake Ann Arhor cag Inquire for
august Rorum or No SecoT-pl p,efl
F,ily and ~. Auhiu-nVos.. Detroit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-12
j. III. COMSTOCK-SEALE OF
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

There Is one thing that affects the
pocketbook OF the people as whole,
more than any other, and that Is the
accuracy Of the scales OF the grocer,
the butcher, the coal man and the Ice
man. There was n time when it was
almost conclusive. that the consumer
invariably got the short end on weight,
caused sometimes by an error in the
mechanism Of the scales, and most
times by the scales being tempered
with or course, Il was necessary to
appoint man to the position Of sealer
OF weights and measures who had the
reputation of integrity honesty and q
keen sense of duty to the people, and
El Paso has such n man in the per-
son Of ]. II. Comstock, a man who
has served the people Of this COM
munity in different capacities as a
public official for a long term of years.
Mr.. Comstock is a pioneer of lei
Paso and served eight years as a dep
uty under former sheriff j. II. White,
and deputy for j. III. Boone, sheriff
for eight years of Eel Paso county, and
afterwards Mr.. Comstock himself
served as sheriff Of the county for one
and a half years. In the 80 years of
his residence here he has enjoyed the
fullest confidence and esteem of every
citizen in the community.