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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-02
rs IMPROVING.
Miss Emmons, Victim Of Auto Acct.

Miss Ennons, Victim of Auto Acct
dent Getting Along Nicely.
Miss Clara Ernmons, the young lady
who met with the automobile accident
on Northern Pacific avenue. June 81
when she collided with an auto owned
by Hon. Thomas Marshall, IL getting
along as well as can be expected and
is at her home. The collar bone was
broken by the accident and 1t has
taken great deal Of time in It's
knitting. Miss Emons still suffers
a great deal of pain.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-02

Remember: Get your Fourth Of
July flags at Rogers Art Store, 6s
Broadway.
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FOR SALE-All modern boarding
house, close to town. Address 253, care
Forum.
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oIson's Dry Goods House.
Will be close all day Monday. July 4
Shop tonight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-02

Quality and low prices prevail on
our line Of flags. Rogers Art Store.
So Broadway.
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: Forum want Add WIN sell It FOR You.
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WILL CLOSE MONDAY.

Cowie's barber shop does not keep
open on a national holiday.
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Worst Will Speak.

Pres. J. H. Worst of the A. c. will go
to Hope Monday where he will deliver
the Grafton of the day and otherwise
assist in a proper celebration Of the
glorious 4th"
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EhMARlES
Raisin Nut Cake,

For sale. the very .esr. Zen Hart.
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Adams County.

Hettinger, N. D., July, 2.-McCum-
Der 2S2, Marshall 4O4, Eugerud 2S2,
Gronna SAT, Blaisden 215, Hanna S5s,
Helgesen 3a7, Johnson 2Os, Lauder 165,
Skulason 81, Buchanan 21O, Johnson
500, Henry 1876, House 80, Norton 474,
Vosberg H., Flittie 507, Bickford 6ss.
Olson 579, Adamson 326, Miller s15,
stone 474, Taylor 1877, Gilbreath 7O5
Macdonald 516.
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ENERGY IS i
ANEW Town

Continued From Page one.
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Pcmbina County.

Pembina, N, D., July Marshall
22S, McCumber 4O4; Engerud S62,
Gronna 322; Johnson rs. Lauder 100,
Blaisdell 242, Hanna 4s7, Helgesen 1o1:
johnson 230, Aaker Sc, Buchanan 26s:
Burdick 275, Sharpe $40, vosberg IS:
Henry III, House 1876, Norton 201
Brightbill 262, Flittie 233; Bickford 257.
Olson 375; Taylor 2s1, Woods ss3:
Adamson 267. Miller 1854; Stone 2ss,
Taylor 315; Gilbreath 2s1, Macdonald
33O =.
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A Forum Want ADD Will sell it for you.
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5ottinsau County.

Bottineau, N. D., July 2.-Marshall
772, McCumber 566; Engerud s99.
Gronna 1909; Johnson 219, Lauder
SIS, Skulason 264, Hanna $50, Helgesen
SAT; Johnson 646, Aaker 2S6, Buchanan
S61; Burdick 1852, Sharpe SIS; Henry
1856, Norton $50; Brightbill 644, Flittie
71S; Bickford TOT, Olson $50; Taylor
SAC, Woods TAO; Adamson 614, Miller
697; Stone SIT, Taylor 706; Gilbreath
754, Macdonald 551.
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Rolla, N. D., July 2.-Maishall S22,
McCumber S92, Engerud 3ls, Gronna
46s, Johnson 176, Lauder 1913, Mockler
%. Skulason 1877, Blaisdell 282, Hanna
Sbz, Helgesen 233, Johnson 200, slim
mel 46, Wilson 40. Aaker TT. Buchan-
an l61, Burdick Ss1, Sharpe 364, Henry
261, House 1913.
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New Rockford, N. D., July a.
Marshall ga, McCumber 1876; Engerud
III, Gronna GAG Johnson /, Lauder
1885, Skulason SO, Blaisden las, Hanna
212, Helgesen 40; Johnson 100, Aaker
142, Buchanan 1914; Burdick 2se:
Sharpe 1856; Henry 100 Norton 21s;
Brightbill ESQ.,. Flittie 191; Bickford
21S, Olson 243; Taylor 213, Woods 252;
Adamson 153, Miller 231; stone 18s.
Taylor 259; Gilbreath 24O, Macdonald
1s1, Anderson 294, Fadden 147 Mann
297, Massingham Sc, Purcell TIA,
Stutsman 264
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BurIeigh County.

Bismarck, N. D., July 2.-McCumber
LOLA, Marshall 536. Hannafin 142,
Midtbo At; Engerud sat, Gronna $50;
Blaisdell 626. Hanna 954; Helgesen 255.
Johnson 312, Lauder ISL, Mockler 664,
Skulason 211; Johnson s57, Aaker 1873,
Buchanan Ss6, Wilson 204, Stimmel SIS:
Burdick 745, Sharpe 9S7; Henry 6s5,
House 426. Norton $50, Vosberg 1876;
Brightbill 80, Flittie 727; Bickford 7ss,
Olson, S22; Taylor 1,16S, Woods 526:
Adamson $50, Miller 1897: Stone TIT,
Taylor S2s; Gilbreath $50. Macdonald
694.
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Bismarck, N. D., July 2.-McCumber
LOLA, Marshall 536, Hannafin 142
Midtbo AZ, Engerud 637, Gronna $50,
Blaisdell 626, Hanna 954, Helgesen 255'
johnson S12, Lauder 151, Mockler 664
Skulason I'll; Johnson 857, Aaker 1913,
Buchanan 1896, Wilson 204, StimmeI SIS !:
Burdick 745, Sharpe 1877; Henry 685,
House 426, Norton $50, vosberg 1876;
Brightbill 900, Flittie 7s1; Bickford
1913. Olson S22; Taylor 1,16s, Woods
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Ellendale, N. D., July 2.-wfth
twenty-seven of the thirty two pre-
cincts in the county reported, Mr.. Mar
shall has SCI plurality for the senator
ship in his home county. The total is
less than had been anticipated. The
results are: McCumber III, Marshall
732; Engerud 195, Gronna SOC; Skula-
son SO, Blaisdell 131, Hanna $50, John
son 1S, Helgesen 447. Lauder 500,
Mockler "a; Buchanan 4S0, johnson 25s,
Stimmel 2s. Wilson A. Aaker 75; Bur
dick 4e2, Sharpe SSS: Norton 433, Hen
ry 100; Brightbill 575, Flittie 217; Bick-
ford 54S, Olson 244; Taylor 40, Woods
400; Adamson 1876. Miller SGT: Stone
249, Taylor SOC; Gilbreath 325, Mac
donald 452; Anderson $40. Mann 5sS,
Fadden 201, Massingham liz, Purcell
$40, Stutsman SIS.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
otto Golchert. 1909 AleXandrine.
Wesley Colts. 327 ST. Aubin.
John scott. 303 Brady.
George Bristow. l04la CharlevoiX.
william Wuest. S1511 Russell
Harry White, 216 Twenty-third
Margaret Butzen. 292 Hunt.
William PurdY. 1859 Parker.
Marco Pagarelli, 327 Adelaide.
Giuseppe Bologna 344 Champlain.
Peter McHugh. SEA Campbell
George Peltier. 60 Pulford.
Arthur Rohrig. 1889 Ferry
Jan Ryne. 62S Hendrie
Adam SmOlon. l249 st. Aubin.
Andrew Ricket, 766 Twenty-fourth
Daniel Whalen, 100 ATndt.
Hugh Chapman, sos Hancock.
william Reese. 2l0 Belas.
GIRLS.
John Hadc. 500 Michigan
John O'Grady SAB sixteenth.
Jennie Woodstock, 713 Clinton.
James Mcdowell. 5Ss sixth.
Summer Gnnbell. 9S5 Eighteenth
August Pifka. sos Collins.
Joseph Fuller. 200 Trumbull.
John MILAN, 303 Lafayette.
Egbert Bennett. 627 Cass.
Joseph Korte. 3S4 Ash
Robert Macdonald. 10 Ward.
Charles Redmcr. 1873 Moran.
Salvatore AleNi, 1t6 Illinois.
Andrew Galanda. 42S Gratiot.
Giuseppe Matrapga. 453 Winder.
Robert Briggs. 27S, Congress.
Jack Henke, 1913 sherman.
Oscar Johnson i45 Fort
Charles Hitchings. 554 Bewlck.
Rernard Fuehner, 159 Mavbury.
| eonard Mueller. 81 Goethe
william Nernnette. 20 Seventeenth
Albert Maslen. 1901 Twenty-fourth.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
DAILY DEATH LIST.

John PazIk, SO years, 1856 Frederick;
lead collie.
Caroline Shoemaker 80 years, 3l7
Chestnut. pneumonia.
Johanna Miller 40 years. 3i1 Winder'
pneumonia.
Martin KnOth. Jr, 16 years, ST. Marys
hospital; pneumonia
Frederick Radon, 50 years III Sew
enteenth: senility.
Annie McRae. 20 years, lG6 Howard;
Augusta Bobert. 81 years. 267 Roose-
Welt; tuberculosis.
Elizabeth Curley, 50 years. -. Marys
hospital; senility.
F,ben L. Parker. So years, p smith:
apoplPNN.
William A. Frazier. 81 years. 81. Au-
Rustiue, Fla; nephrits.
Joseph Stringham, 6S years, 20 Jcf-
fersou east, angina pcctoris.
John Tucker. 81 years, Grace hos
pital; apopleXy
Jeff Morgan. 50 years. 1876 BENTON;
pneumonia.
William +. Koepcke. ~ years. In am
bularce; pneumonia.
Loretta A. Avery, 81 years, ST. Marys
hospital; pneumonia
Wesley l. Tracey ! month 2lS May
bury; meningitis.
Blasius Hoffman, SO years, l0i6 Wa
bash; liberation OF stomach.
Mary BOuley. 81 years, 249 McDoug-
all; senility.
Julius Rouwska. "a years s57 RIO
pelle. peritonitisz
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
SHOPPING IN PARIS.

What are those little gilded pin
cers?' asks a reporter
They are used to pick ND letters
you have put on the letter scales"
And that ivory stick carved and
forked at the end?"
People use 1t to fish out things
they have dropped into carafes.
THAT square OF morocco about the
size of q nut?"
It's tampon used to press Town
stamps after sticking them on enve,
lopes."
THAT shell roller?"
ITO hatten out the corners OF photo
graphs"
That ornamental box with whole
battery OF tiny brushes?"
They are used to clean other
brushes: brushes TO clean hair-brush-
es. brushes TO clean tooth-brushes,
brushes to clean nail-brushes, etc"
Those Russia-leather tubes?"
"Eye-protectors to look at colored
photograph projections in rooms al.
joining lighted rooms"
THAT tiny dolls funnel?"
Indispensable to pour perfumes in
to the walls in travelling cases.
and that iigamaree OF complicat-
ed little silver sievesg'
"A novelty; it's cleaner to take
of spots OF ink on lead pellets"
Lead pellets?"
Sure; the shot you put into those
little cups to stick penholders in ar
ter using them"
THE deuce. No one does that now.
adays!"
NO. But they are so easy to SELL
From Figaro.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
DIED.


BG.ATT-Ian. 90. Arthur r.. beloved
husband OF Louise HIATT nee Lafte,-
". Funeral from residence. 262
NinetccntA-st.. Saturday al S;30 a.
M and TO ste Anue's church at g.
Funeral car Co Mt Elliott.
ig 1910. ~ residence.
20 Mohawk-st.. Annie beloved wife
81 otto boiling and mother cf Clo-
tilda and Clarence NiRnoc. Raymond
end clyde BOILING. aged 80 years
Notice Of funeral later.
DORR-Nt his late residence t06 81
Aubin-avc. Jan. lg. 1910. John bee
loved husband of the late Barbara
Dorr aud father OF Airs. Nicholas
Mueller. AIRS Anthony Hengesbach,
I)r. John A. Dorr and Catherine
Dorr, brother Of Anthony aud chris
tOphcr Dorr. nEed IS wears. Funeral
Saturday at $50 "a IN from resi-
dencc. and az a. M. In 81 JOscphs
church corner Jay and Orleaus-Ets
Interment az At Elliott. Please
omit flowers
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Michael Rosick. 20; Mary Krzyniak'
Joseph Moras. 2l; Anna Kromkow-
Rufus D. Wiley, 2s; Lucinda Ford.
Aleck w Abraham. 81 Martha Mon
tie. 90.
Tonic Iabich. 27; Pelagia Kanieska.
Angelo spezia, "a; Virginia calola.
10
Franciszlk wasylke. 81; Anastazya
SierOcka, 40.
20
John A. Clark, SO; Anna Yallop, 80;
Odie Montgomery 22, Detroit
Blanche Hasley, 81, Flint
Peter Zawulkas. "a; Elizabeth Stun
brute. IT.
William Caruso, %, Detroit; Rose
Mundroth. 23. New York.
George Tlalka. 21; Mary Kuchinski,
81.
Anthony smugielski. "a JoEefa Ban
asiak 20
George Falk. 81; Sophia Charmack
SO.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
FASHIONS

There is long pointed scarf in
fashion for evening wear that wo-
man who has bands of fur put away
could make for herself II is nothing
more than straight scarf OF heavy
lace. satin, crepe de chine. or velvet
OF delicate tint, cut into a sharp
point at the ends and trimmed with
three lengthway bands OF fur, one at
each edge and a shorter one in the
middle. The outer band is brought
round, and two pointed strips. three
inches apart. are used above II. The
lengthwise band ends in a point.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
'OutOf tboWBdODOi
-

y When MASKING potatoes, heat the
INK with the butter. add TO the po-
tltoes and beat well The potatoes
fhU then be delicious and creamy.
n Wash cut glass with soft brush in
Farm soapsuds. Rinse in good warm
lung water. drain, and polish with
soft towel.
70 To clean pewter, wash II wei, with
Of water. rub II with fine sand. aud
.ihen dry polish 1t with soft leather.
pc n chiffon Is or good quality II can
lhe easily washed in warm soap ana
Iater A poorer quality may be wash
lh. II very carefully done, in gasoline.
h Brooms of green straw do not wear
well as those of natural color,
bIence housekeepers should avoid
buying them.
|. Eyaporated fruits should be placed
IN cold water for a couple OF hours,
,,hen scrubbed well before being paced
IN the water for over night.
= Rnb blacklead on rusty CRATES. 'ct
y drv on and stay for couple OF days.
Then clean Il and polish in the uaual
Lay. The rust will have disappeared.
To remove grease marks from wall
iianer make a paste OF Fuller's earth
md ammonia. Spread over the spot
md let II dry: brush on with clean.
tim brush. For delicate paper foid
.owdered French chalk fiat inside a
ebickness Of gauze lay the chalk pad
'gainst the grease spot, and press
.GeIl with an extremely hot iron; there
,thould be no mark but the grease
sill have disappeared.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
DIED.

ENRIGHT--Jan. 20, 1910, at her home,
lac feminist. Mrs. Mary Enright,
mother OF Mrs. Josephine Airport.
Notice OF funeral later.
years. beloved daughter OF Peter and
Caroline Greiner. and sister OF Syl-
vester. Edna and Joseph. Funeral
from parents residence a Mitchell
ave. Saturday. Jan. %. at 7:3O. TO ST.
EliZabcth's church at a. m. Inter-
ment at Mt. OliVet.
HATT-Jan. 20. Arthur r. beloved
husband OF Louise HIATT. nee LATER
Nineteenth st. sat@rday at $40 a.
IN. 10 Ste. Annes church at .. Flu
neral car To Mt Elliott.
KEANE-wlliam F.. aged %, Cleve-
brother OF Delbert. Harriet. Lee.
Maud. Edith, Mrs. A. $. Phelps. Fu-
neral from residence OF sister. Mrs.
Phelps, 500 Maybury, Saturday, p.
MATZKA-~Jar. 10. 1910. at his resi-
dcncc. 917 Congress-st. east Ernest
j.. aged - years. Funeral from
residence Saturday Jan. %. at p.
m. Burial private, Kindly omit
PARKER-Jan 10. at residence, "a
Hcttie Yorston Parker, Funeral on
SATURDAY., Jan. %. at 1880 p. m.
MISUNDERSTANDING aged SO years.
widow OF the late John Radloff and
mother OF Recka, Wiese and Wlhel-
nina Studier, and the late William
G. and Frederick w. Radloff Flu
neral Saturday at y. IN. from resi-
dence. III Seventeenth-st Omit
flowers.
rs. 1910. at her resi-
dence. 265 Locust-st. Mary Ann be-
loved wife OF Livingston Robinson,
mother OF Margaret l.. and William
p. sister OF Thomas MCGEE. Mrs Ell
len Hulan and Mrs Sarah Jaques.
Funeral Saturday from above resi-
dencc at s a. m. and st. NinCents
church $50 standard time.
SUMMERS---Jan. 20. 1910, al his resi-
dence. 20 Adelaide-st.. DR. Frank
Duane Summers. aged 80 years. Flu
neral services from house Saturday
at ] y. m. Burial at Pontiac. Mich.
STANDARDIZATION 10 1910 at his
residence. 202 Pasadena apartments,
Joseph Stringham, aged GO years.
Funeral services from St Johns
church Saturday at 2:30 y. m. In
terment at Elmwood cemetery.
WAGNFR--Russell Jan. 49, aged 4
years. 4 months, days. beloved son
OF Jacob and the late Mamie Wag-
ner ard brother Royal Funeral on
Saturday from residence Mt. Elliott
ave. Hamtramck. at . r. IN.
90, 1910 at residence.
$50 Warren ave. west, Hazel. aged
"a years. beloved daughter OF Joseph
and Lillian Worden. sister Of Eve
lvn Worden. Funeral private from
residence Saturday at p. m.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

g Great strides have been made IN the
~ ., few years in corset making, and
pr.omen are learning how to wear their
piorsets This important fact must he
emeu,bered-corsets will always be
Comfortable If put on right.
: First. have the corset opened 10 the
Ie,Ii extent OF the lacers. which must
y of linen, and FIVE to eight yards
Yong Clasp the corset about the waist.
sulling II down slightly and adjusting
Iu 10 the figure. Fasten and adjust
he front hose supporters. then at the
Hides and at the back. keeping the
oorset well down i'm front, as II must
.upport the abdominal organs, not
push them down.
Now pull the lacers at the extreme
over edge Of the corset. laoing up
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

formed tho ceremonies, the young
people having been active workers in
his church for a number OF years
past Roth couples viii make their
home al NO Az Penneylyanla-ave
While on the wa 40 work Thurs
day noon. Miss Estelle Wilhelm Of
No % Fletcher-st. met her fiance,
Earl Horton. and in a jiffy the young
people decided 20 get married. Ear
had already secured a license and
they HE'D themselves Co the home OF
the Rev G.. +. A. Mackelcan. rector
OF 81. Thomas church, and the knot
was tied Then the two repaired TO
the brides home and after explana-
lions received the family blessing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton will reside with
the brides parents for the present
The College Equal Suffrage league
will give q reception and tea In the
college club, Tuesday afternoon, Jan,
25, from TO O'Clock In honor OF
Prof. Frances Squire Potter, OF New
York. The president. DR.. Mary
Thompson Stevens, will be assisted
In receiving by Mrs. w. p. Doty, presi
dent OF the Detroit branch OF the Col
legiate Alumnae. and Mrs. Alexander
X. Gage. president of the College
club. The same evening, Mrs. Potter
will lecture In the Century club build
ing on American educators and de-
mocracy" under the auspices OF the
Detroit Equal Suffrage club.
Miss May Morris lectured on His.
toric Costumes" In the Woman's In
door clue, Thursday afternoon. and in
the course OF her talk begged the vo-
men OF today 70 exercise individuality
and hygienic common sense In their
dress, instead OF slavishly following
dressmaker's dlctum irrespective Of
Leauty or utility. Mems dress also
came in for criticism Miss Morris re-
lating that her noted fother used to
say that mems dress showed a back
without front and o front without a
back and the two cylinders growing
together"
Seated at small tables holding a
centerpiece Of a crystal vase filled
with red and white carnations tied
with blue tulle anG with American
flags everywhere in evidence, the
luncheon given by Louisa st. Clait
chapter, d. A. r., in celebration OF
the chapters seventeenth birthday, in
the Hotel Pontchdrtrain. Thursday
noon was d marked success. The guest
OF honor was Mrs James Brayton. OF
Grand Rapids, state regent, who was
presented with q huge bouquet OF red
and white roses tied with blue ribbon.
The luncheon was preceded by pro-
gram OF addresses and music. Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Parker telling all about
Michigan's memorial room in Cont
mental hall in Washington. and Mes
danes Green, Wing and Fyfe speaking
on THE Past" "ihe Present and
THE Future respectively. Miss
Clara Avery gave al interesting paper
on "Wha; Our Chapter Means" and
Mrs Brayton told oil the ceremonies
attending the presentation OF the ID.
a. r. flag to the battleship Michigan,
which presentation was made by her
in Philadelphia recently lmpromptn
remarks were made by representatives
OF various patriotic societies.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
MAKES GIFT WHILE ALIVE.

Ranchman Divides His 81, 10000
Among Three Children.
FORT WORTH. Tex, Jan. 2l-
Thomas Waggoner. ranchman, divided
100000 among his three children
saying afterward: 1t will give them a
start in life, and If they are careful
they will become independently rich
and need never worry about earning
a livelihood"
The gifts comprise tracts Of 100000
acres Of land. 10000 head OF cattle and
1000 horses to each child.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
Must smuaaIe or oult. says Council

Must Smugsle or Quit, Says Counsel
NEW YORK, Jan. 21,. Eight more
of the dressmakers indicted In the
sleeper trunk" smuggling case in
which the government is said to have
lest $5,OO0,000, pleaded guilty yester-
day in the United States circuit court
and paid fines aggregating $ll,25O
The women and their fines were: FL
len Mcnamara, $4,000; Annie f. Con-
lin, $3.50; Katherine O'Connell $1,000;
Theresa +. Harmon, $1,000; Annie Nc
Birnie. $4,000, Mary Kenny $500;
Alice McEyoy, $1,000; Augusta Wick
strom, $4,000
William w. Smith. counsel for the
women, said that the dressmalSers had
either TO go into the smuggling scheme
or give up trying to compete with
other dressmakers.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

A practical as well as beautiful fash
Tor for tie links or automobile Is the
new knitted hood. II is shaped after
the lines OF the gnome cap, with eye
lets left open around the edge
Through this is run a broad ribbon to
draw the cap close to the head and
supply the side rosettes and long
strings.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
rRAVgLEks GUIDE
INTERUHRAN LINKS.


Detroit United Interurban Lanon.
FAINT AND SAGlNAR LIMIIEnS-@
7:3S q m, lO:SS ~ m. and S;SS p n.
Flint only, e:Sb y. IN. Locals for Fhnt
Z a. m. and every Two hours TO p. IN.
oxford only, IL ,. IN. To Romeo, -
M, every TWO hours TO 10 y. IA; IA pm.
PORT HURON LIMlTt.ns--1.the g. M,
lO.l5 a. IN. s:t6 y. M. 6.A5 y, m, HAtur-
days only. l2;t5 p. M; sundays only.
M 10. IN. Locals for Port Huron hourly.
a a. m. 10 y. m; also y. ma 20 Ma
rine city. TO. nat. Clemens half-nonr@
~ M 10 MI Clemens wa shore
line. hourly. S;zs q M ~ s.1s v M
S's So ~ tsSSo LImITEDs--sSo .. M. i1,re
g.2O and k.t0 p. m. Locals FOR
~ e.ifo hourly, oaSe A. M. 90 sAo - IA,
,,, H,Se and II p, M, for MQnroe.
also g,ssnN LIMfTEDs--istb n.
- sfs6 and SstS p. "a. Locals FOE
ts.hsson a. m and every two houro
yAeA m for Ana ArboG q. a.. And
s,.rly 20 ~ y NJ Tor. tymqnth eN1
Ner err also a N. and II y m. oailns
y. IS - YpsiiautL
cars ..aotse Dtvinion--b.Ss a. m and
n.if.hourly 20 s:SS y IA. houriy e
49, y Pc D,vssisn--s a. m. halg-haurfv
Iii n. m, then hourly 20 n 3. *
sl,"srlnn ham only, ~ y M
D'or.nerd Lake btvtaion---e q ~. amo
neariY until N y ~
Je6 frlnsinn doae FinhA I|ln44
rriptias eea 5enn Nssh ceh AA'e
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
IPUT YOUR CORSETS ON RIGHT

ward to the waist line, begin then 70
draw I'm the lacers from the top to the
waist line When this is done pm
the four ends OF lacers toward the
front and fasten them.
Before removing the corset, unite
the lacers and loosen them before az
on the corset. consequently II retains
clasplng the hooks This saves strain
its shape much lonEci
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
Insurance Company Reflects Officers

Insurance Company Reflects Officers.
In the annual meeting OF the
Standard Accident Insurance Co.. the
following officers were re-electsd:
Lem w. Bowen, president; ID. M. Fer
ry, Jr., vice-president; Dwight Cut
Ter, second vice-piesident E. a..
Leonard secretary; M. w. O'Brien'
treasurer. The report for the year
was very satisfactory. the earned
surplus having reached over $l,lSO,-
900. The company has paid in claims
to policyholders over $12.0e0,OOO.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

The annual luncheon OF the Detroit
federation OF WOmen's clubs took
lace. Friday. Ina the Hotel Cadillac.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

Miss Josephine Irvine vas the
bstess of a luncheon, Friday. In hon
i OF Miss Kathleen Webster OF
|rooklyn.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Postal and Mr..
nd Mrs Frank Postal. the latter
buple OF Evart. have gone to Hot
brings, Ark
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

In making a fruit cake, pour half the
batter In the pan before adding the
fruit: then the fruit will not be found
all at the bottom OF the cake. as ~
too often the way.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

Among the passengers sailing from
'ew York 10 the West Indies, Satur-
by. will Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Avery.
r. and Mrs. c W kotcher and Mr.
I'D Mrs. c Il Kantci. all OF Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

MRS. n. RUSH, FLORIST.
Funeral designs a speciality; also DOTTED
plants. 76S Michigan. West 35-J
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

Yolk OF egg stirred in with as much
salt as Il will take up Is said to be
sure cure for warts. Bind II on the
wart every night for a week.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

Mrs. +. b. Neuhoff and children OF
%. 45 Hague-ave., have gone to
florida for a two-month's stay.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
ron sALE-rACroRY srrns-
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SIoo DOWN

BALANCE $40 PER MONTH. BUYS
STORY house. 1854 Lewerens ave
near Forrest; rooms and attic,
large lot sewer. cement walk and
gas, price sl,70O.
Apply rHoS. WARD. 81 Buhi Block.