Charlevoix county herald., 1911-05-27
4eave your laundry at Mack's.

N. Muma has a new peanut roaster.
Dandy line Of Wall Paper at Whit
tington's.
Laundry basket leaves .Mack's every
Tuesday noon.
Children's Rompers from 25c to 75c
st Miss Senecal's.
To seek Others opinions of ones
conduct is sign OF weakness.
A fine line of long and short XII
monas. from SOC to $500, at Miss
Senecal's.
Mrs. CLAYTON Algo of Grand Rapids
Is guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Palmer
Japan has suppressed oil soclalstic
publications. This ought to end the
trouble forever.
One act is more convincing proof OF
an intention or sentiment than hours
OF protestation.
Rev. A. ID. Grigsby is guest Of rel
atives at Grand Rapids and other
points this week.
q fine assortment of 9xl2 Rugs in
Administer, Wilton Velyets and
Brussels at Whittington's.
Don't fail to see Empev Bros dis
play of beautiful Rugs just received.
They were bought right and we are
able TO sell them at a very low figure.
Ladies Wash Suits, Ladies and
Misses Short and Long Coats. and
Cravenettes, all at of at the East
Jordan Lumber Co. Store for next
week only.
The outlook for cherry crop in
the northern section Of Western
Michigan is exceedingly bright. The
weather conditions prevailing during
the winter and spring have been
favorable to this fruit.
Gov. Osborn, speaking Of Michi-
gan's fitness as ID summer capital, says
1.-The advantages offered by Michigan
are equal to any that any other state
can Offer" Gov Osborn never could
be a success in the real estate bus-
ness.
we have now on hand a variety of
beautiful Flower Plants for the house.
porch and lawn. Put your order in
for Decoration Day so we may take
care OF them. Will receive more
plants last OF week. see window dis
play. E. A. LEWIS.
The secretary of state is compiling
copies Of the new game and fish laws
for distribution among the sportsmen
of the state. There was some ques-
tion by the hunters as to whether
quail could be killed his fall, but
quail is in the list Of birds that may
be killed.
The people Of Battle Creek were
given an early and very vivid illustra-
tion Of the difference between "wet"
and "dry" conditions through expert
encing last week such a season OF
drunkenness as ever In its days of
former saloon misfortune that city
had yet known. Twenty-Five arrests
IN little more than twelve hpurs was
the record established by the police
during one day, and in addition TO
these arrests the police were kept
busy answering calls from all parts Of
the city from persons who asked for
protection against drunken men. And
this record of drunkenness and arrests
would have been much larger one,
the Battle Creek Enquirer states, if it
had not been for the fact that the
policeman did not attempt to draw
the line as closely as they did in local
option times. AS long as man COULD
hold TO the sidewalk he was not mo-
lested. The jail would not have pro-
vided for the druuks picked up il all
in that condition had been taken to
it. Battle Creeks experience makes
il very plain why it is that the sa-
looms themselves are more effective in
creating local option sentiment and
adding to local option votes than any
campaign efforts that eau possibly be
directed against them.