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him to it. ana because She holds tue
endowment dedicated by her husbands
millionaire father 10 the enterprise Of
rcclaimins a *pendthrift son 10 tile
ranks Of useful citizens.
The couple boarded n Texas-bound
steamer to-day. Airs. Daush;ery held
a bag stuffed with $4,000 in bills. I,ra-
per followed her haltinSiy. On tho
nior stood man sohbing members OF
he musical comedy OF which Airs.
DauEhtery had been a mcmber The
spectacle impressed them, as one mem-
her expressed il. as "a stage marria.y"
that is going TO make good
Mrs. paughtery is known widely as
show girls in Sew York. She married
Draper Dnuahtcry. son Of Harry NJ.
naughtcrH. OF Columbus, Ohio, at But
falo after he had %'raile'i her show oyer
:, large part Of the ountry wooinS
her. That was some months ago. Tho
couple returned 4 New York. took
apartments III a fashionable hotel and
aud for;,iv" them. This Father Daugh-
terry failed to do. \ modest fla was
then substituted for the hotel home.
and Mrs. D~aughtcry returned to work
on the stage. They lived on her salary.
McanWhilc, the elder DauEhtery made
some inquiries about bis danghtcr-in.
law and heard much good OF her. liz
came on 10 New York this week, moi
her and liked her. Together They he.
gan TO plan. First thcy tried 10 put
the young D~auShtcry to work, II al
Why's would he return with a fresh
pack Of cigarettes instead Of ii iob.
THEN. he evolved n new scheme and
laid ii down 10 his son, as follows.
~ send you to Texas. but Dessa
VIII handle all the money. The most
YOU get, Draper. is n chance 10 make
good one one OF my ranches. You nre
given Your choice in the matter. Dcssa
and | have rcached a decision #
SO the couple are on their way TO
Texas. U.a #' # L H # A
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GUY FISHER WINS
L|vE0Ak HANDICAP
Jumps Into Lead at Start and
Finishes Length, in Front
Of Countless.
Special TO The Timcs-Dispatch.I

Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatch.,
Jacksonville. Fla, February lS.-Guy
FISHER. at l-2 to 1. and McCahcy in
inc saddle. Won the Live Oak handicar
II Moncrief Park thi afternoon
Countless was second. and Lahore,
third. while Sir John Johnson was
scratched.
Nhen the barrier arose. Guy Fisher
Jumpcd into the lead. ana with Han
pridgc second, and Countless third.
,ncN raced TO tho stretch turn, where
'tountless moved into the second mace.
,lno made play for tho leader. Kan.
pIfuEc quit in the last fur.onEs. and
'in+ Fisher. drawing away, won a
rather mandy race bS a length from
touniiess, which beat tho fast coming
l'anore By two lengths for the place.
ne NtsEer, with McCahey up, fur
rished the surprise party IN the third,
. selling purse at one mile, for which
Donald Macdonald was the 6 to )
choicc. He started at 80. 10 /. and
favored by tho lightweight won .
rather easy race.
Donald Macdonald showed none Of
the speed that he had the last Zinc
ont. and ii looked as II he was not Try
iiG as hard as he might.
First racc-rursc $500. two.yenr.
"idS, four Observation-Disclosures q 10 Is
first: Clearwater q TO - second: Mar
sernm q 10 - third. Time. 10 is.
Second racc-Scliine. $500. three.
ycar-o'ds and up. i've and one-halt
turlonss--Tom Holland % TO y frst
SIN i'ran g to II second; Amcret &,
to - third. Time. l.o1i-5.
Third r~ace-Selling. 5000. three.
Near-olds and np. miic-Thc Niger
Clh TO y first; r. NJ. Green (s 10 -.
second: Donald Macdonald tout) third
Time, l:3a 20.
Fourth race Live Oak handicap, 81
400. thrcc-Near-olds and up SIX and
onc-half furlonSs-r;ny Fisher % TO -
first; Countless Is to - second: La
horc q to y third. Time. i:ta So.
Firth rnce-Seliinr. 500. thrcc-year-
clds and UP. sin furlonss-Dady Trina
90 70 lO first: Colonel Ashmcadc u5
70 II second: Zen Double Il 10 y
tl,ird. Time. l:l23-a.
sixth iace--st0n. thrco-%ear-olds and
mp. mile and sixteenth. scllins-Sncs
Noa,ra e 10 II first: Third Rail (S 10
- second: Campaisncr Is 10 - third.
Time. 1858.
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~ Joe iascrsburscr. Happy johnny

ncur. Joe iaSersburgcr. Happy johnny
A!tkon. G. f. Baldwin. Frank Cox
Louis pishrow ANA Harry Knight
I;alph DcF2inn. the mile track cham.
Riofi OF l"io. mnN pilot 4 car.
N the entries 10 como III there ere
,lci'idnd . half dozen of tic tas.oFi
european cars. France, GERMANY ana
beI%iOm VIII nc represented according
Y the advance announce nlrnts Or III.
n'annt1"tnrerS The drt"evs for ,hcso
iofctSn specj creations have not bc,n
PANIED hut Il IS probable tim; Hcncrr
.\a/'fr", Wagner others w;Il ne
et,tne wheels. Herbert Lytlc. tormcrl.
drtver % ;hc American racing ears
now IN l:uropc. hoHcs 10 head 4 tcnm.
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WINS RCt. And Dies.

New York. February lS.-Cbarles
Nuncher wagered S. With a friend last
night that hr could drink a quart OF
whislsey in less time than the latter.
and he did. lie drained a GUAR rot
re III fifty minutes in a saloon near
MS home In WILLIAMSBURG ond died
early this morning. The Two ucn mad
been arguing over tho relative ca paci,y
nt whiskeT drinkers OF the past and
present. - . W I'M f
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Arrests Inst Night.

garfield Charles, colorcd, was ar
steI last night on a charge Of steal
lanr 81 coat from !. G. SieEel.
William II. Henderson. colorcd, was
ii 5rtcstrd on, I. charge Of attacking sal
?ic i'atc With . plate.
BIZ .lohn Williams, white. was arrested
o.. q charge Of stealing u bolt Of cloth
from Miller & EhnadS.
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ARREST HALF-STtRViED q
FOR STEALING EOAF OF RRENp

H~alf-naked and hungry. Robert steel.
Il small colored boy. was arrested early
Yesterday morning on 4 charge or
steilling bread from q grocery store
in jackson WarG
Robert. when brought into the sta.
ii"h. had little To say. His appear
2 nee waS enough. and il formed i piti-
iul arpcal. II was stated that lie had
o"cn forced 10 steal By his father. bu,
The police had no further Information
iheN TOOK pity on linn and gave him
tit;'d and meat.
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rnorEsTs AGAINST MEASURE.
Dan>ilIc .Assoriatiou Urges Defeat a,
scott Anticipation nth.

panNillc, Ma. February lS.--EcSo,u.
lions protesting against the adoption
81 tho scott anticipation bill. now pend.
'tE hefore Congress, were adopted a,
~reot"rS Of tho ~Ioanvillc Commercial
Association held recently. The scot.
1~rtt-optinn bill fcrhitls speculation in
futures IN cotton. corn and wheat II
Is claimed that the measure. il ndorteu
viii seriously iniurc the agricultural
interests Of thc south. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
RICHMOND R. R. BOYS WIN

IN interesting game was pulled 81:
sast night OH the Railroad Y. " G.. 4.
alleys between the Richmond Railroad
!. NJ G. y. team nn,l the Washington
terminal y. NJ & y aggregation. The
noEs agreed 10 play Tor games, ana tho
boys proved thcrnsclye.
riHctors, winning The i>cat Two OUT 81
thFcc. y large crowd % cnthusiastit
rootefs was on hand TO cheer the Eic,i
n1ond tpNs on. and not a small bunci,
came Wlih the Washington tea a. FOL.
LOWING IS ,l,. scoro.
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SHOES IN CANAL
:. afchnnan Informed or Hohbcr, and
'"ia Where p"oUcrtr Could Uc FnunJ

thref eases or shocs We're found IL
- r!1nli az inc foot or seventh street
/" ; htfhi by Il Waterman cinploycG
~ the Atlantic coast Line Railroad
N1Ifpa.iiN. the Waterman was tipped
s.ii, ,,l@i rnhbcry nnd !cen com
,l,tN"p .nnd he Was told where .he
+ pI Snncs cVtld be found. Ho
instituted q @.onrc,, II 3ihc shoes We're
l"Mn'i ~ the SPOT ~dcsignated.
ne mater w3s reported 10 po,ice
'n"'iliafi"rs aud dctcctivcs will lock
A.to The ca5a.
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Wife
FACES HARD TASK
Will Try to Convert Spendthrift
Husband Into Useful
Citizen.
Especial 10 The T,mes-Dispatcb. !

y J .V F'c HISI7iIVTl.I
New York. February tS.-Draper
DaushtcTy. who for n few years pass.
has had nothing on his mind hut time
ana money. and has utilized both 10
haunt The musical comedy theatres, is
going TO work on Il Texas ranch. Not
OF his own vol!tion by any means. but
because his show-Siri wife is leading
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OBITUARY
MiIIinln unidsMnr.h

Nlliihm ~ .~iot6swortil, food insroc-
tor Tor tho Health Department of , hr
city N Richmond. died at III. homs.
@oal East Marshall street, ycs,erda.
morning short" before g O'Clock af,er
a long illness from Briglit's diseasr.
which took An nci:te form carly IN
January. liz vas sixty.three Ears Of
age, and Rad been for mans wear cor.
Ilected with The food inspcction work.
having serNrd as an assistant un,icy
the irsl food inspector employed ~
The city. ~. y. j. Kellcy. L,tcr ia
succeeded Mr., Neli:y and va, re.
iained ~ oHlcc when III" iicslth De
rart,nent Vas re"rsanizcl tmrdry
lioldsworth saw sAryico in tbs cor.
icdcrate navy under Commodore
Naury.
employed as a ganger in ,,c lrn.;.d
states Internal Revenue prpartmcn,
stationed Ia. this city. Tie Is syryivcd
by tplr chil~drnu-ticorgc y. ana no.
I'eri X and Misses Marguerite aud
Lutte iioldswor,h.
The funeral viii take nlace from ST.
Johns Episcopal Churcll Tomorrow
afternoon nj 3:30 O'clock Tie ser
yires Will be conducted hy Rcv u. 4.
Goodwin. md the ~intern,cnt will ne
niadc in Hollywood C~en1etary. Menu
bcrs o: the Board OF ~iirnith ard orr
sials ~. that department. viii attend
in Il body.
During Inc Illness OF Mr.. I,oldsworth
MS duties have dcvolvcd on his first
assistant. =. NJ Noble, WHO. ii Is ex-
pcctcd. will succeed to the position.
iohn J. I'inncgan. former Deputy City
sergeant. has henn serving temporarily
as an Inspector in Mr.. Eoblc's place.
!lc mny be continued permanently.
Mrs. Lucy v. Smith.
lSpcci;.l ;oThe Times Dispatch.)
Emporia. va. February alS.-Aftcr
an illness covering n period OF several
months. Mrs. Lucy Y. Smith. wife Of
+. NJ Smith. OF liinporia. died at the
family residence in Main street. this
morning. Al tho time ~ hey death.
Mrs, Smith was in her stNiy-siXth
year. Sl" is survived By Her husband.
T.. NJ. Smith. and q son. r. j. Smith,
Who reside in Emroria.
Tile remains xiii be Inferred in tho
western portion ~ the county, ncaI
Freeman. tomorrow afternoon. Rev.
i. w. Hickman. OF tho Nnthodist
l!piscopul Church. will conduct the
funeral rites.
aIrs. Nellie Weaver.
ISpocial 10 The 7incs-irisratch.
or1on Svillc. Va. February Is. Mrs.
Nellie Weaver, widow Of L. T.. Weaver.
of this place. dad n, her home hero
tnis morning. after an ilress Of hou,
orc week. She is survived by one
s"r. Or. pelmar Weaver. of iiherty
Mills. and three dauGilters-Mrs. j.
=. Floyd. Of Wilmington. n. c.: Mrs
t,nrctta. OF Hinton. ". Va. and Mrs
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KirhmonI NniIroah =. 81. q. &.
YNashinEton Icrminal :. II. q. !.

Fhr deciding game xiii 10. PLACED III
y ~"shinsion. Washington took two
out OF three FROM Richnond = few
Wrcks ago III washington.
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Mrs. Harriet Powell.

Hp.cctal to rle 'Timcs-Dispntch4i
charlottesville. Va. February is
3trf. llarrict powell. for twenty sears
n~osini1ircsS at Mechum's River, mi,
comfy, IL lead at her hone ncat
NroZet. in her sevHn;y-third year. 'rfro
son Srrfiyc---W ! Powell, Of Cro@et
ana ~ ~ P"N5Gli, 81 Moornrnii'S Riyer.
Nr>. Hcnr> Arthur.
~pe".al 10 The Tiincs-Dispntcli.l
i .AltaTlbt,i. Va, r"i,rGDry iS.-a!rs.
ifcnr." Arthur died at hes hunr near
Crib, Thursday morning. In;crinen:
Vas IN New Eetici Cemetery. Ecv, W
l.. MaSs Officiating. She leaves fye
children = husband aud an aged
lnotIcr ciSltyItwo years OF ago.
Joseph johnson.
Altavlsta. Nn-. February tss--Joscph
Johnson die AT his home near Leee-
#Niilo Thursday, aged t~ucuty-SiN years
liz leaves a Vile AND q little daughter
one year old. lntcrrnent took place
Yesterday in Tie Smith Cemetery, Row
u. \. Lee OficluiinE.
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ItEs. M -0--
1Ir.. Nellie Weaver.
DEATHS

FLEMI NG,--p;cI. SATURDAY,. February
IS. Wi, at \. NJ. Mrs. j. y.
fI.EMIHts. IL i1er%.scvcnticth ye;ir OF
aye.
Funeral from Emanuel Church
$3.50 r. ~ MfNloAF. Fcbrn:ry %.
l9l1.
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MAIN ER.--r,icd, Satnrdsy morning
az bis homo. "t;rpxcl Iiill.'' Fed
ford coNn;%. .hMANT,US %ORVELl.
NALJN tiF;, in the sercnt%-third year
nf bis age. he was q brother OF MIR
snsu Stewart Walker. OF Staten.
island. and Of the late Major David
:. Walker and the istc Mrs, Charles
funeral SUNDAY al a:3o r. a..
ct 81. Sterhcr,s Church, Bedford
county.
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BECK ER.--Dicd. in Charlotte. y. e..
I'riday. lTobrtary -. MIR. HENRY
lie Is survived ~ his wife ana TIVE.
children. Ills remains were brought
here. e
funeral will be held from Rli!cy's
undertaking. parlois AZ $50 SUNDAY
l1VENtSG. Burial in 81, Mary
Cemetery.
HOI.DSYORTtI.--Dcd February 1Stli.
at 9. \. AZ, at his residence. 30. S033
East Marshall street. WILLIAM
THOMAS WORDSWORTH. in Tho.
:l*tH.iiitn year oi MS asci Iic J:
riohert H. and Marguerite 4. md
Lutte r.. Iioldsworth.
Funcra, from st. Fohn;s Episcopal
Church McSpAi At'TEE%0oN at
$40.
Norfolk parAsss please copy,
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SMITH.--Di.d. at tho Memorial Hos
pi,aI Saturday morning, February
is. iall. LGTTLEREREf y. SMITII.'
In tho siStieth year Of his age.
Funeral fr%m xcnabic s,re.t ZAP
st 3 r. NJ. In.crnncnt Ga kWocn
Cemetery. Friends and acquaintance.
invited TO attend.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-01-05
HAPPENINGS
Of 4 WEEK
Latest News Told
In q riofcSt and
Best Form.
pHRsoNAL.

Senator Nelson w. Adrioh Of
Rhode Island, who underwent q slight
operation In New York on Wednesday
for . growth on the right hand, Will
be able to leave the hospital in day
or two.
William Resor, known throughout
the country as a stove manufacturer,
died at his home In Cincinnati. He
was seventy-thrse years old.
Capt Robt. K. Peary, the arctic ex-
plorer, after months Of persistent re-
fusal on the ground of interference
with contracts with publishers, has
promised to furnish congress with the
proofs upon which he relies to sup
port his claim of attainment OF the
north pole
Felix Swope of Midway, KY, nephew
of the late Colonel Swope Of Kansas
City, Mo, who threatened to bring
suit against the estate left by his
uncle is said to have received $780,
900 in settlement Of his claim.
Baroness Won Zedwitz, who was
Elizabeth Caldwell of Louisville, Ky,
and who, with her sister, Marquis
Monsters Merinyille. caused sensa-
ton several years ago by renouncing
the Catholic faith, died December 10
at Frankfort-on-the Main.
Charles II. Markham, president OF
the Gulf Refining company and the
Gulf Pipe Line company, was elected
in New York city to the presidency
Of the Illinois Central Railroad COM
pany, to succeed James T. Harahan.
A short. squarely-built man who II
years ago was a cabin boy on great
lakes schooner, has just returned to
America for a vacation. He is Buck
nam Pasha, vice-admiral OF the Otto
man navy and chief naval adviser TO
the sultan.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-01-05
NORTH ARCADIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Clark visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bradford of West
Arcadia, Sunday.
Pearl Bowers of Flint visited her
sister Mrs. Pearl Gilkins last week.
Miss Helen and Harriet willard Of
Alma spent few days with Mrs. Olar-
ence Clark last week.
VIM. Kundson and wife of Alma were
callers at Oscar Morse and Henry Nc
Namara's Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Wilson Munson and
lit tie daughter Edna of Humboldt, Iowa
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Wilson.
Mrs. H. @. Clark spent Thursday with
Mrs. Ezra Smith in Alma.
Mrs. Alvin Miller was the guest of
Mrs. VIM. Knudson of Alma Thursday.
Roland Wood and wife spent New
Years with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Harris of New Haven township.
Miss Edna Huffman is suffering from
an attack of quinsy.
Alvin Miller and wife spent Sunday
i n Alma at the home of David Cuvrell.
Geo. Huffman were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charlie Sharp of St. Louis Sunday.
Vim. Naldrett of Alma called upon
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Morse, Sunday.
Miss Florence Roseman of South
Dakota who has been spending the holt
days with friends in this vicinity, left
Saturday morning for Grand Rapids
where she will take up the study Of
music.
The Misses Florence and Lulu Keefer
spent the latter part Of last week with
their aunt Mrs. Byrd Clark of East
Arcadia.
7 Rev. Potter of the U. B. church in
Alma spent Sunday evening with Jasper
Nevens and family.
Miss Nita Cuvrell Of Yale spent Tues
day and Wednesday with her sister
| Mrs. Alvin Miller.
Mrs Jasper Nevens and Mrs. Fred
Durkee entertained their cousin Perry
belong of Indiana last week.
Mrs. Fred Durkee spent part of las
week with her sister, Mrs. jasper
| Nevens.
Alonzo Bailey and family spent New
Years with Bert Bangs of North Star.
VIM. Kuhlman and family entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Butterfield, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Lybolt and Mrs. Libbi
Butts of Alma and Mr. and Mrs. E. R
Huffman and Mrs. Bessie Reid of thi
vicinity on New Years day,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-01-05
WEST PINE RIVER

VIM Adams is the owner of new
horse.
Helen and Willie Wright Of Carson
City visited friends and relatives here
last week.
School began Monday in the Wright
district after one week vacation.
Dudley Hoyt and wife have moved
back on their farm again.
Madge Johnson of Alma visited in
this vicinity last week.
Mrs Jim Basore of Lansing is visiting
her mother, Mrs. S. Adams, and other
relatives here.
Matt Lent and wife are visiting
friends in ST. Johns.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-01-05

ORDER OF HEARING. FOR GENERAL. PUR.
POSES AND FOR APPOINTMENT OF AID
MINISTRATOR.
state OF Michigan. County OF Gratiot,
At a session OF the Probate Court for said
county held at the probate office in the village
of Ithaca on the Goth day of November in the
year one thousand nine hundred ten.
Pres Isaac ). Seaver, Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of the estate of lillian l. Van
Leuvan deceased
on reading and filing the petition duly verified
Of Iuza Sadler granddaughter of said deceased,
PRAYING that the administration of said estate be
granted to Clarence T.. Sadler or to some other
suitable person.
Thereupou il is ordered. That Friday, the
03th day of December next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon. be assigned for the hearing of said
petition, and that the heirs-atlaw of said de-
ceased and all other persons interested in said
estate, are requieed to appear at session OF
said court, then to be holden at the probate
Office in the village of Ithaca and show cause If
any there be why the prayer of the petitioner
should not be granted.
And il is further ordered That said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said
estate. of the tendency of said petition, and the
hearing thereof. by causing copy Of this order
to be published il the Alma Record newspaper
published and circulated in said county three
successive weeks previous to said day of hearing.
IA true copy ISAAC ): SEAVER,
[Seai1 Judge of Probate.
1868
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-01-05
SAVES TWO LIVES

Neither my sister nor myself might
be living today if it had not been fol
DR.. Kings New Discovery" writes A.
d. Mcdonald of Fayetteville, N. c. r.
f. ID. No. 8. 'for we both had frightful
coughs that no remedy could help. We
were told my sister had consumption.
She was very weak and had nights
sweats but your wonderful medicine
completely cured us both. It's the best
/ ever used or heard Of" For sore
lungs, coughs, colds, hemorrhsge, la
grippe. asthma, hay fever. Group, whoop-
ing cough--all bronchial trouble-its
supreme. Trial bottle free, SOC and
500. Guaranteed by Rhodes Drug
Store and Wheaton & Sons.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-01-05
skunks Out Of Season.

II you are harboring a skunk on
your premises you'd peter look up
you local skunk law. It seems there
are certain things you can't do rela'
tive to the possession Of skunk,
even though you are treating him
we'll. That Is to say. you can't go as
far as you like. We always supposed
the skunk able to take care of him.
self, but 1t seems that the laws of
New York have stepped In to assist
him. One Henry Guernsey Of Genesec
has been arrested and fined for having
skunks in his possession out Of sea-
son. Hen said he s'posed q skunk was
q skunk any old time OF year. and II
he wanted to run little skunk farm
on the side, s'posed he had perfect
right to. Hen compromised. and let
the skunks 60, but the neighbors. who
are wearing clothes pins on their
noses, say they wish the durn law
would mind its own business.-Boston
Herald.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-01-05
IT CROWS HAIR
But Not After the Hair Root Is Dead

Chas Rhodes will tell you that he sells
a great many bottles Of Partisan Sage
because it gives satisfaction.
He guarantees it to eradicate dandruff
stop falling and splitting hair and itch
ing scalp or money back.
Partisan Sage will make hair grow if
the hair root is not dead; it puts life
and luster into dull and faded hair, and
is the most delightful hair dressing in
the world. Only 80 cents large
bottle.
81 have used Partisan Sage and it is
the best hair grower and beautifer
dandruff cure and scalp cleaner have
ever used. Mrs. II. 1 Fulton, Oakley
Ave, Lynchburg. Va, June 6, 1910.
Jan 5-l9
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-01-05
ARCADIA CENTER

Mrs. Henry Kallenback spent Xmas
eve with Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Udell.
Mrs. Chas. Finch is visiting her
sister Mrs. Chas. Nugget of st. Louis
while there her baby BOY was taken i'll.
Mrs. ]. c. Wheeler is quite low.
Pearl Hazelton and Clarence Miner
of Saginaw visited the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hazelton last week.
A pedro party was held at Mr.. and
Mrs. Rockefellows last Friday evening.
A good time was had by all.
Mrs. @. Gerber had family reunion
New Years day.