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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23
ATHLETIC EMBLEMS.
Winners of the A.

The chapel exercises M@nday
morning were given over to the
awarding of emblems TO those who
have represented the college ON the
field the past year. The rostrum was
beautifully decorated with the Bracket
cup and the championship pennant
won by the baseball team There
were upon the table also the letters
and medals won by the different con-
testants. This has been a great year
in athletics for Alma and it was fit
ting that these exercises should be
held at this time. President Bruske
turned the meeting over TO Prof Nit
chell, who in turn called upon the
first speaker, Rev c. w. Sidebotham
of the class of '01. "Side" gave a
vivid review of athletic conditions in
his day at the college and told of the
many winning and losing struggles
in which the early teams engaged.
After a most interesting address, Mr.
Sidebotham presented the football
team with their letters and the track
team with letters and the medals won
at the NJ |. A. A. meet.
Rev. H. G. Gaunt was introduced
next and delivered a clever address
on college Athletics" Mr.. Gaunt
then presented the baseball and bas-
ketball men with their letters and in
behalf of the athletic association pre-
scented to Captain Duncanson the
championship pennant and cup. Cap
tain Duncanson in turn gave to DIR.
Bruske and the college the trophies
for safe keeping. Mr.. Sidebotham
presented to the college bit of his
personal property, in the form of the
first relay cup ever won by an Alma
team. The cup bears, inscribed, the
names of c. f. Scott, '9s; c. E Long,
9s; Kendall p. Brooks, '97, and c.
w. Sidebotham, '01.
Prof Mitchell called F. r. Hurst
TO the platform to tell how the cham
pionship was won, to which he re-
sponded briefly in a description OF the
two deciding games. Then the laugh
able incident came when Simon Mes
singer mounted the platform and pre-
scented Reverend Gaunt with an Ella
borately decorated sign, blouse for
Sale" in remembrance of similar
advertisement the recipient had ap-
propriated from the giver eight years
ago. Since the Rev. had just pleased
the audience with a story of how he
had fooled Mr.. M. all these years the
little act scored hit with all pres
ent.
Wearers of the A.
Football-Campbell, Misenar, Egg
erton, r. VonThurn, L. VonThurn,
Don Call, Ewing, Fraker, Hooper,
Kefgen, Cook, Anderson, King,
Chapel and Law.
Basketball-Cook, Kefgen, Phillips,
Fraker and Campbell
Track-McComb, R. VonThurn,
Misenar, Egerton and Kefgen.
Baseball-Call, Dunccnson, Phil
lips, Burke, King, Polly, Monteith,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23
Interested Parry.

Johnny-"Why do you want your
father to be q detecuve?" Freddy
Because a gumshoe wouldn't hurt
So!"-Puck.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23
Rides Camel and Sees Sphinx.

Twas In the Sudanese capital that
Roosevelt rode "a camel. compared II
in the broncho and thought he would
prefer a rhino. He won the British
and angered the Egyptians by his
praise Of the conquerors' methods. He
r.,mmuned with the sphinx by moon
,i.ht. the result. like subsequent Eu-
ro,ean conversations. not being for
publication. He told the editors how
~ muckrake and smiled dentally when
thr mob of Cairo shrieked. Down
with the false one!' He congratulate
vi visiting Americans that mot lion
ned done bis duty" but submitted to
wearing yellow shoes. the badge Of an
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23

ing copyrighted his hunting adven-
lures. and they dashed into the breech.
A brief resume of the unusual Incl
crnts abroad may not be amiss. as 1t
preredes a certainty of violent exer-
rise In his native America
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23
Piano Recital.
Mons. Emiliano Remand.

Piano Recital.
Mons. Emiliano Remand.
Toccata and Fugue Gin d minor)..
Observation-Disclosures. Bach-Tausig
Sonata, OPP. 35 Tin B fiat minor)...
............... Chopin
Grave-Doppio movimento-Scherzo
-Marche funebre-Presto
II.
Variations and Fugue ..... Brahms
con a theme by HaendeD
III.
Barcarolle, OPP. Chopin
In der Nacht. .............Sc humann
"Helvetia" Valse No. 3 Vincent d'Indy
Legende-St Francis de Paule
walking on the waves. .......L List
Nocturne Tin F major). Henselt
Toccata Tin c major) ...... Schumann
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23
Graduating Recital.


Theo Amsbury and Helen +. Johnston.
Piano-Gavotte in B. Minor. ....
.................... Bach-St Saens
Sonata, OPP. 81, No. 2..... Beethoven
Allegro
Adagio
Allocate
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23
Wearers of the A.
GRADUATION PROGRAMS.
Academy.

Academy.
Modern Surgery B. Henderson
The Father of Modern Japan 80.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Percy Connell
The Lewis and Clark Expedition.
......................J. L. Harper
Mark Twain. Herbert Smith
Observation-Disclosures Sketch ...
INSTRUMENTATION. Ruth Cook
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23
Graduating Recital.
Hazel / Rahlke

Graduating Recital.
Hazel L. Bahlke
Pieta, Signore. .Stradella
Chi vuol la zingarella ... Paisiello
Naturalization. ....... Borowski
Miss Udelle
Trockne Blumen, Anfenthalt, Am
meer, Wohin? Schubert
Piano-Nocturne .....Leschetizky
Miss Gray
My Ships that Went A-sailing -.
......... Hermann Lohr
Boat Song. Harriet Ware
If / Built World for You....,.
INSTRUMENTATION. Liza Lehman
Cupid at the Ferry. Edward German
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-02-16
A PETITION

We, the under signed citizens of Nevada County, request that Jno. M. Milburn run for the Legislature, subject to the action of the democratic primary, March 30th, 1910:
 J. B. Stone, s. R. Briggs, Jno. B'Shers. Joe Bryan, D. NJ. City, E. E. Norman, Jake Sanders, L.. Nj. Lavender, E. M. Buchanan, J. C. Marrow, Ben Waller, F. F. Harris, Pomroy Whitten, J. M. Duke. Dink Cox.
 Prescott, Feb. 15, 1910.
 Messrs. J. B. Stone and others whose petition is before me ask ing me to announce myself as a candidate for the legislature, subject to the action of the democratic primary, March Both. 1910. For this expression of your confidence 1 herewith ex- press my thanks and in defer ence to your wishes and my desires I shall respond to your request, and in a formal way tell you why l want to be a member of the Arkansas legislature. in the next issue of the Picayune. Again thanking you and others who may help me win this race.
 l am.
 Yours most truly.
 Jn0. M. Aiburn.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-02-16
STRANGELY !.
 MISSING FROM HOME
Bade Family Goodbye Up- on Leaving House Sat- day Night And Is
 Not Seen Again

After bidding his wife and two-month-old child goodbye, A. C. Ross. a printer, left his home at 4O2 Scott street Satur- day night with the expressed in- tention of going downtown and has not been seen since. Mrs. Ross is seriously i'll and the dis appearance of her husband was reported to the police yesterday by friends, whose efforts to To- cate him since Sunday have been fruitless.
 Ross had been employed at the print shop of Tunnah & Pit tard, 113-17 West Third street, for many months, and was known as a steady and industrious man. He gave no warning there that he would not appear Monday, his friends who reported the matter to the police yesterday said, but has not shown up for work since Saturday.
 At the time he disappeared Ross wore a dark blue suit, a derby hat, blue tie and spotted shirt. Ross weight is about 19C pounds, his complexion light ano his hair blond. He is smooth shaven. Four of his front teeth are gold-filled. Little Rock. Gag.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-02-16
ARTISAN

Bro. Baggerly preached an interesting sermon about the path of no harm and the way we are carried down the dark road of ruin" at this place Sunday.
 Sid Collons says he is going to get married soon. We think so too, Sid, from the way you were smiling at the girls last Saturday night.
 Jim Lowe, who has the con- tract to move Prescott out here in a real good spot, has not de- cided just how he will proceed, whether he will use a flying machine or not.
 EeJohny Graves, from near Pres- cctt, furnished US some nice music at the musical Last Satur- day night.
 Joe Ross says he is a candidate for road overseer for 1912. He has been paying with the grader and thinks by that time he can run it alright.
 Miss Oracle Sanders thought that the mule she was driving last Sunday was going to run away and she fastened it with about 75 yards of rope.
 Jim Sayles has the champion COW of this neighborhood. He has to use ten gallon tub wher he goes to milk.
 Will Martin has just finished sowing about IS acres of oats fol M. w. Greeson, and will SOW about ten more acres next week Will is a hustler all right.
 The Doctor.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-02-16

Bright's Disease is more dreaded by physicians than any of the serious dis orders with which they have to deal because of it's insidious and malignant character. If prompt action were taken when headaches, urinary dis orders, digestive troubles first appear, much suffering and sorrow would be averted. PRICKLY ASH BITTERS will quickIy stop the spread of dis ease, quiet the inflammation, heal the kidneys and bladder, strengthen and regulate the liver, and drive poisons and impurities out of the system.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-02-16
| CARD OF 1RAhks

We wish to take this oppor- tunity to express our thanks and gratitude to our many friends and neighbors for their help and sympathy in the recent sickness and death of our beloved dau9h- ter and sister.
 May Heavens richest blessings attend you is our prayer.
 Mrs. J. P. Mitchell.
 D. w. Mitchell.
 J. w. Mitchell.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-02-16

An attack of the grip is often fol. lowed by persistent cough, which to many proves great annoyance. Chamberlain s Cough Remedy has been extensively used and with good success for the relief and cure of this cough. Many cases have been cured after all other remedies had failed. Sold by all DoalorS
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-28
UNION.

The sadest funeral that Uuion has known FOR
years occurred on Tuesday, January lsih when
many wep; over the remains Of l1e little
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Edward Lord, who
fell INTO a tub OF scalding water and died from
the effects.
Richard Duffy is comfortably settled on his
farm. which be recently purchased from snort
and Hal
Major AnGerson is another new neighooT
having purchased the Fleming Fam. Ar.
Anderson and Mr Duffy are both i've and up
70 date men aud the community welcomes
them.
Through mistake Riverside Grange ecied
two delegates to sttebd Pomoua Grauge sup
posed 10 be held az Georgetown, January i8th-
The delegates weutte Georgetown but do not
meet Pomona. They sill claim % be delegates
wever and expect 20 attend Pomona Grange
wherev u aud whenever 10 meets.
Mrs. james g. Dickers9n 90 Greenwood, Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Eugeau heuoFOu.
Mr. Duty is slightly SD
The q A. pole AZ the school house VI as put up
on " Wednesday. o.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-28
SLAUGHTER NECK.

william Prettyman who has been 30 with
pneumonia is improving slowly.
Miss Ethel Argo who vas badly burned Is nov
on the mend.
M. and Nrs Lea Robinson have moved to
their new home.
Mr.. and Nrs 7. " Prettyman OF Milford and
Mrs.. Willis Carey and son visited Mrs 2. d.
ArgO on sunday last.
Miss Cora ard Caddie Clifton are visiting MI
ten.
Mis Bessie and Ella Carey and Ella Mills vis-
tied their aunt. Mrs. Maggie Argo ou susday-
Mr. and Mrs Hiram steen entertained q num-
Der OF their friends on Thursday evening
Miss Bessie Carey gave social to her frienda
IN honor Of her nineteenth birthday anniversary
January Seventeenth. Games and music were
played aud AZ The hour Of eightthirty 2. n the
guests we're inviied into the dining room. she
received many beaaiiful and handsome presents
A large crowd was present and hao Jolly good
time and LETT wishing Miss Carey many more
happy birthdays
The Epworih League viii be held on sunday
evening BY KimoIh Jefferson. GUESS
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-28
FREDERICA.

The revival services ontiBue al ihe N. T.
Church The church Is crowded nightly and
mucn spiritual interest is manifested. There
have been a M nber OF con versions. Nj. Pugn
OF Pennsylvania coutiRues 70 labor with the
pastor.
sunday, January 18th, was The twenty-fith
anniversary OF Albert ". Carrow in his ofice
Of superintendent Of the n Z sunday school
He has been a faithful and efficient worker IN
the Lords vinyard. We have never known
anyone that has exhibited ch admirable
patience 10 training little iolkl. surely the
Lord has blessed his efforts. amer the service
Rev. E. h. Dashieu. congratulated Ar. Car
row on his faithful service aud remarked that
athe fiowsr OF appreciation bad bloomed that
day" AT this moment Mrs. Katie Boone enter
ed the room bearing handsome silver service.
which the pastor presentedto Mr.. Car-oE 10
behalf OF Mr. CarroE's class and school Il was
q genuine surprise 70 Mr.. Csrrow and be made
q feeling response. We wish him many more
anniversaries 10 work 10 Gods garden TO cul
tivaie the precious blossoms.
The process OF remodeiing the storehouse OF
J. = Reynolds on the corner Of Market and
David streets Is nearing completion. Il is
about the haudsomest store front 10 the county
aad makes a8e showing. When the painting
OF 1.-THE building is co pleted It viii be very At
traciive. Mr.. Greeniee viii stock the store a.
soon Is Il is ready.
The aiea mer Frederica len Monday January
gath. With her cargo OF freight and passengers
for Philadelphia she returns Thursday 27ih
and will bring coal a. many Of our citizens
have consumed neariy al their winters supply
during the cold weather.
Muskrat trappers have been very successful
this winter. High prices are received lpr the
fur and the meat fnds a ready sale.
Mrs Hattie Disfsndsri was town visitor
this week.
Mr. and Nrs. Howard Rogers are visiting in
Phiiadelphia and MiddletoWn.
M and Mrs Allan smith are visiting reia.
tives 10 New ork.
Mis- VirEis Palmer Of Milford Neck, Is visit
ing her cousin Miss Mary Palmer.
Mrs Harry Harrington sud Mrs. John Cover
dale spent sunday with Houston friends
Dr. and Mrs. r. V. Cshau are in Dover for
sometime boarding AZ the Hotel Richardson.
Miss Mary sspple. who has been confined TO
the house nom severe fall ol the Ice, is able
20 Be oui again.
Ms John stevens visited Philadelphia this
week.
Il A. WerlsY Is able 20 come down 70 ais
store now By the aid ofcruiches.
Hiss Nellie Dawson has been very 81 several
weeks
Nn Mary Kelly ard Mrs Minnie Camper
spent sunday With Mafeid relatives.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-28
LINCOLN cry NOTES

Supervisor $ E. Gray with a force OF men
and good teams b A. been improving the cen
dition Of the state road by the hauling Of
grave. for the last few days
Mr.. and Mrs. h larry Southerd attended the
funeral OF their grandmother, Mrs Mary car
Ter At Wilmington. on Wednesday Of this week
On Thursday OF last week. there was born 10
Nj. and Mrs Harry Truitt a bright baby boy.
+. 6. Reed Is having the interior Of his new
dwelling painted and he expects 10 occupy the
same either the lsst Of this week or the arzt OF
next
william T. Calhoun buiehered four hsgs
this week. Il Is understood that this was nice
pork. We did not get the weight
Horace Petiyiohn and Miss Grace Moore
were Euests Al tea with Mrs- George r. Glen
daniel on sunday.
Joseph Chipmsn has accepted position OF
nigni Waterman At The smith Manufacturing
ComPauy's plant
George AZ. Ciendaniel was In Philadelphia
looking fof a special piece Of masonry for his
mill.
Mrs. jobs Arso who has been under the care
Of Or. Hiteh for the last several weeks, is slow
w reooverag. Gro.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-28
BURRSYILLE.

william Hopkins. aged g. years. died al hia
home near ere on Monday. a $50 8. m- Fun
erai services we're held on Tuesday AZ l. =. M
Al the house. Rev. 7. j. sard ard Carroll MAD
dox officlating. Interment was made IN Mount
Olive Cemetery.
A. T. Porter and daughter Miss Mary spent
two DAYS this week in Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary ThaEley OF Denton, IS dangerous
ly III At her sons, Carroll Thawley here.
Miss Netta OtWell was entertained al the
home OF Miss Nellie Jacobs on Thursday last.
Afr. and Mrs. 81. L. Wyatt aud daughter
Evelyn OF Denton. visited Mrs hyatl 5
parents. Mr.. and Mrs.. r. Il. Dill.
Amlng those who attended the Richards
Holland wedding al Thawley's 81. p. Church,
Queen Annes. were Mt. and Nrs. 7. Wilton
Porter, Sir. aud Mrs. Arlie salisbury. Mr. aHd
Mrs. & n SALISBURY and daughter Miss Edna
and Mr. and Mrs. william f. Cheezum and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth.
Rev. 7. j. sard met with q very painful aeoi-
dent last Saturday while ehoppiBg corr with q
knife. Il slipped and cut his finger badly
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cahan spent sunday
vita the formers sister, Mrs, Robert ThaEleY.
Miss Virgie 81 asten. teacher al Maple Grove,
was an over sunday visitor a. the home Of Mr
and Mrs. Otus stafford.
Mi.s Mary H Thawley spent three days OF
this week with her grandmother, Mrs. Mary T.
Thawiey.
A Jolly crowd q et at the home Of Miss Mary
E. Breedings last week Those present we're
Misses Elma Jacobs, Neiie Morgan, MessIs
John Lister. Roy Glance aud Charlie Butler OF
near Greensboro.
ArIie T. Jacobs who has been confined TO the
"A rIa % much
im proved.
The Diamood siate Telephone Company
put phone 10 the store owned by e. \. Foun-
tain last week
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alexander Russell visited their
dsaehtsr, Mrs. Adam Hollsinger Of Ridgley re-
Gently.
Ms. sarah EiiEah Minner Of Frederica, his
returned home after spending sometime with
reIatives here.
Rev T. }. Sard pastor OF wesley M r
Cnurcu preached an able sermon 10 very
large aud attentive audience on sunday.
Mr. aud Nlrs. Clark smith OF WhlleleysbuIg,
delightful entertained 10 their new nome
several OF ,heir many young friends on Thurs
day evening last. those enjoying he evening
we're MIsse, Einyi f.. Canal, Mary Il. Iha~-
ley and F.orrie Dill. Messrs. arthur CahaiL
Clifton Nichols and Arthur J Billing
Miss Eva Thawiey is this week visiting 81 the
home OF her newly welded brother. James II.
Tnawiey Of Greensuoro.
Mrs Oscar Stafford has returned home after
a visit Win her parents IN New YORK.
Mrs Nary ] Cahall and daughter Miss holiie
spent Monday with the formers daughter. Mn.
Lena Thawley.
Misses Louie, 5rsdie and Elizabeth Fountain
have been coudned 20 the house with iagrippe
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-28
HOUSTON ITEMS

This town has produced many young met
who have made marks in athletic gsmes-pun
cipaIly base bali: and We venture the assertion
that in proportion 10 population, there Il MOI
another toEn where so many individuals nav,
become above the average in skill and general
proficiency. IS Houston Delaware Owls Oul
boys play ball the year around, and they Plag
good ball AZ that A club will b. organized here
this summer. Then agsin this practice OF ball
playing IS producing men Of strong physique
and meu OF splendid heath. All towns should
encourage t'e boys 20 play os4, I'D Where pos
lb e furnish au afh etc hed; .ot Of three acre,
is isrge enough ior this.
A. james Eho is here buying sweet potaio~,
and who has trsa eled e1tensiveiy IN the south
and Test s,ys he thinks This locality compares
favorabiy II % does not exceed any section thai
he has visited Another prominent man Whg
visited nere his week says Whst Delaware nee Is
to cause her many resources 20 be deve Ioped. Il
cheaper freight rstes for our produce, and &c
thls eud be spent the last day OF the old wear
looking up and mpaIing .Ehl rates Let the
good WORK OF reducing GeighI rates roi only b
started. but be consumaied, so that every one
may have good honest rsuamerauve work
without which meu and Eome1 would soon de
&c crate.
God shsll bring every work into judgement,
with every secret thing, whether ii be zood OF
whether t Be evil"
C. P. Armour & Co. sre uegoustilg ior a traei
ef timber here Ittf ey purchase it they nope tC
keep their saE mill Tauuing ul III the weather
is suitable for making bricks.
Mrs.. Irving scott OF Milford, was a pleasant
participant At the Bible Class meeting last Wed
nesday. The clsss has been meeting for seEera4
weeks every "Wednesday afternoon. Their mot
70 Is. study 10 show thyself afforded unta
God. a workman that needeth not % be ashamed
rightly dividing the word Of truth" All ara
Wslcome.
@. L Counseiman Is 90 and under DR.. G N
Msrshsu's care The symPathy Of his friends il
extended
Dr.. Burt OF Chester. Pa. visited Mis- LOniss
CounseimEn last week.
Harry ToEnsend. Of Pittsbuis. visited his par
Mr. aud Ms. c. B. Townsend last sunday.
Mrs Geogheesn and Mrs. Joan H. Johnson
JF. were in Phiiadelp phia Tuesday.
A young nan Of this town a way from hcme senl
this week the following lines TO bis mother a
his sentiment
"And there vas the little windoE,
Tin kle and drip aud drip
The rain above, aud mothers love
Aud Gods campaL ionship
Several farmers have been hauling lime iron
this station this week.
Lasi Tuesday Joshua Case had the misioriuns
to Gus cash In bis foot four inches long.
The Epworih League lesson for sunday even
ing Missionary lesson found in Matt . 20
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-28
HARRINGTON.

The following school pupils Of Anderson
school re on the honor roll for the month end
ing January 1lst: sic Brown. Lona Brown
Gustav Mar9uardt and Walter Anthony Those
perfect 10 department are E.sie Brown Ions
Brown. Gustav Marauardt, Amy, odo.h. Amos
Norris aud Rella BroEu. Netiie smith 0renea
Haze. Pear ana Edward Anthony and Cher .a
Legates Esie Brown did not fail on siug. e
recitation during the month.
Miss Amy Brown mas been quite 90.
James Morgan who has lbeen suffering Ef-
pneumonia is at deslh's door. Mr. M1rsau "a
a true Christian and his many friends symra
thize With him.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Ross, Mr. and Mrs- Steve
spence aud son. Clarence. snd NJ. ard Nrs
george Cannon speuts very pleasant day SIN.
day with Mr and Mrs. E.lwood Minner
The pupi % Anderson's school VII o1ser e
Mckinney Day today.
The .tork has eft 6ne son 81 -he bone u
wr and N S Chares Travis
Mss Helen Barbour spent srnd-y with he-
parents. )r. and MIS- barbour
Nrs. T. Harri gtou Is an oui oi-toF1 visitor
The Mis- e. Eva and Emma Sha q F-t-e- -.
Edelphia this week
The Rev. f A. Holland. ni Gre-u-c7r1.
preached 10 the " r. church OF @1uiaf
Nr aud Mrs. George L. Blades 1g B3r-s
spent Thursday with Mr and Ar-- "e
4des.
Mr. and Wrs. A. Clark smith. % G-e-n,-
Nc we're guests of Nr. sad MIS- A.r=l
r IS on saturday and sunday
The Eev Dor-ey Bl-k VIII preaeh mere f-t
sunday iu tRe M. ?. hurch.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-28
To straiehtsn LsipsIe River.

The War Department has sen to the
Congress its report on the survey for the
Improvement Of the Leipsic River, tidal
stream, tributary 10 the Delaware Bay.
Captain L. H. Rand, the officer who
made the survey. submitted project at
a cost of S94. .5O0 providing for seven-fOot
low-water depth from Delaware Bay to
the vicinity Of Garrison's Mill, at the head
tide with widths of 100 feet across the
bav and 80 so and 20 feet in designated
reaches above, including five cut offs and
a turning basin But after consideration
u past and prospective commerce involved
he reaches the conclusion that the expen-
Iiture required to carry out this improve
ment in its entirety is not at present
warranted. He believes. however, that
the full improvement planned will not be
necessary to permit the expected CONNER
cia development, and recommends that
three Of the five cut oEs be undertaken At
once to avoid the worst bends and longest
detours, leaving the question of eomplet
ing the project TO be determined later. He
proposes a depth of six feet and a width
Of 50 feet for these cut-offs. and with these
dimensions estimates their cost SIS, 500.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-28
Mems Suits

are putin this Clearance Sale to-day,
as all our customers know we never
did put on that old fashion long
profit price on our Clothing, but we
have put the knife in deep on our
Mems Suits.
nA- Don't fail TO look at them
and ask the Clearance Sale price.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-28
CLOrHEVG DEPr.

Note our cut price for Ba-e au
Men Fancy Vests. LH.s Is al-
window
Blue and Grey Flannel. .r-a Shir-s.
collars attached, Bargain price of
Corduroy Mems Sllirst, 81 50 value.
Bargain price SI.l9
Mems SOC Blue Polka Dot SHIRT
with detatchei collar Sc
l5c and 20c Mems and Bows
Suspenders to-day 9c
$50 Sweet Orr Pants Sll9
Special Bargain Prices OH odd Lots
Mems Underwear.