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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
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Gountpet, % Oesuoeu bar ban aIti6
Ell pirfiem Wnn0, bporior ban hor
efterlaot ia MGrfer oeiaa / @penS
tioligere 5orretningsliu. San bar
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gtop. 1888 og uopnnoreoe iommcn
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fenere piloe bIipe Ell inobrinaenoe
$moelsoare. 8amle @ngebret, ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
Sra SoIfeteuineen.

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fetrIinaen for ielaenbe 9perS @eb.
fommenoe:
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Snbbpgaere moo blot 1862 | 1900
% GroofStpn, Minn., 1859 MOB
$3.50.
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Soma, bar benbclospis 1889 90
1876 Suobpgsere oa 9perne Ila.
moio. Ga Snnta % Solioa / Colo.
rabo benbcloSpis S,t03, 4,154 %
4,425.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
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Site December:
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NtIanterbapct, pil bIanbt aubet bIi
bcnpttet al @ilionliniens 0ompere
paa Horbiieeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
Sormano Roren.

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MI ringes ban hjem:
Som biem til Sul.-
&c, aiofferne ipinser, -
be finer os flinser-
fpm bjem til Sui.
Tda jublenoe 9unser
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MI faloer Sub 5aber fin Sprbe til Seit,
at feire fin Sui iom be Salises @jGIt,
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til &iften ai 8almer
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= iaa bjem iii Sui
Get ringer - bet ringer.
I'LL rinses BAN bjem,
- til Sui.
g. 9prrum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
Bank ClearingS.

New York, Decbr. observation-disclosures
bank clearings report for the week end
ing Decbr. 10th shows an aggregate OF
, ,4o2, ooo,ooo as against So 4~38,4zo,ooo
last week and 5000 $4,000 in the o r
responding week last year. The follow
ing is a list OF the cities:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
Wcrc cur ale auorc.

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Or. 6. Z. gsaguer, GoIbpatcr. Iif.
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res ssbite gsinc Of Tar Sprip iom ct ubmattet
Soiiensooel. SoIgte burtist ct @rps unoer 8arautt
for Sur; ingen braat tiIbage. Selser mere at bette
eHo noget Scitemtboel. Sulate ct Tuia til en- at
mtne anneer. gGrbeoigf, 3. =. Chapman.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03

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bans Sopso, % iuoen bar
bar to 9Raanetcr gannteI
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iuutcS at bllue uRrrc, boor0
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&c. 9pnnc ipntes at ban.
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itrcu begae Wtroiciner, men
Nrt niOrhr life III uIuIc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
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Serien?"
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jee siitet mig men GnSerieu bar iee 10
aar % ban t~reSipe; M er ban oobbeIt
iaa aammeI. e0er ierti -. iee ma ats
iaa u9re otts % trebtpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
CHICAGO Vrpouttmarfeo.
Winneapolts Brpomttmarreo.

N0fef1fkr. Spscr for Spiuocrc ienoe3
F- 'rit. Sub 6 lusuiug uaa NUrit
Beeler & Robb, GateHt Abnp,dter, 12i-124 WcCStl
SIb9., Waibtagtoa, 3. e. Trade marks).
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iaa ban life iuubc ioDr Ilt
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03

Senb "9ccorob-E oiten" til Sl9gt
% 8enner / BET gamle 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03

s. WITT Il NJ.
Seraus Sails, Minu., abe 9ecbr. 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
Notwithstanding
Sen Site December.

CUB 81. panI &psam,.,.,.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
UNHURT BY 1000 FOOT
SLIDE WITH AVALANCHE

SAN BERNARDINO. Cal. Dec. 22:-
A wild ride in the face OF death Tot
over 1900 feet on an avalanche OF
snow and ice down the steep slope oil
Mount Greyback. the highest peak OF
the San Bernardino range, Is the story
told by Will l.. Brown, formerly CITY
Engineer. and well known in this
county. where he has lived for years.
Mr. Brown was accompanied on his
wild journey by his young son.
The avalanche was started when
the son rolled a huge SNOWFALL down
the mountain side. 1t Jared Ice and
snow loose.
Brown and his son rode the top OF
the slide until IL piled up huge mass
at the ridge which joins Mount San
Bernardino with Greyback.
The only reason they were not
dashed TO death was that the upper
portion of the slide IN which they
rode did not break, but held intact
until the bottom was reached. Brown
says the snow at the ridge where the
slide. stopped was piled at least 10 feet
deep.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
CONVICTS TO EAT WITH
MUSIC ACCOMPANIMENT

ATLANTA, Ga. Dec 22.--An order
has been given in the federal prison
in South Atlanta for the prison orches-
ira to play at dinner each day. The
innovation will begin on Christmas
day and II will be surprise TO the
500 prisoners. Their first knowledge
of the change.in all probability will be
when the strains OF popular airs are
heard.
The prison orchestra has been In
training for several months under the
supervision OF Jake Matthiesen and Is
now really capable organization. IL
has given several concerts and plays
at the various entertainments given TO
and by the prisoners. II Will be far
different Christmas dinner from those
OF the past. The men will gather AT
small tables with white linen. and
the chatter OF conversation and the
music will make the outsider who
may look on, wonder II this is really
prison life
Warden Meyer has always believed
that music has a softening and bene-
fetal effect on all men, and he is or
the opinion that the men will be great
~ bettered and that discipline will be
improved under the new system.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
FOUR GIRLS WITH WHIPS
LASH MAN AS HE RUNS

WASHINGTON. Pa, Dec. e.
When Charles Dowden, who Is con.
nected with a railroad, was returning
home at Burgettstown, at ] o'clock
This morning. the Misses Annie and
Mamie Richie. their guest, Miss Mil
bred Cole. OF Chicago, and their sis
ter, Mrs Edna Dowden, who had been
awaiting his arrival, began TO lash
him with heavy blacksnake whips.
Dowden fed. the young women pur-
suing, and IL was not till he had run
a quarter OF a mile that he escaped
from the girls with the whips.
An account OF goose roast given
az the Richie homestead at midnight
i'm honor OF Miss Cole. at which five
well-known young men were present,
was published in the Pittsburg news
papers few days ago. The young
women bad made efforts TO prevent
any news OF the dinner becoming
public, and when the article appear
ed they blamed Dowdeh.
II was reported today that arrests
would follow the horsewhipping, but
later IL was said that Dowden was
willing 10 drop the matter.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
CHILDREN SEE ANGELS,
SAYS BISHOP OF LONDON

LONDON, Dec 22.-That some chill
dren at least. can see angels is the
belief OF the bishop of London Preach
Ing at st. Pau's Harringay the bishop
argued that God and the angels were
always near us, and he asked the con-
gregation not 10 regard child's re-
mark that he or she had seen things
as mere fancy.
The bishop was confirming in West
minister Abbey and. among the congre-
cation. was girl, thirteen years old
who had come TO see her brother con-
frmed
Nothing had been put into her mind
at all on the matter. but at the service
she said TO her mother, do you see
them, mother" See WHAT" asked the
mother, and the child replied. Angels
on each side OF the bishop"
at was said that the pure in heart
shall see God and was Il not therefore
possible that child perfectly pure
could see things adults could not see?"
asked the prelate.
The bishop also told the story or
FIVE girls whose father, feeling i'll.
went to lie down The youngest girl
was sent to bed, but came from her
room calling. Come out there are
two angels walking up the staircase.
No one else could see anything.
Later the child again called Come
out; the angels are walking down the
staircase and fathers walking between
them" All Ave girls saw the same
thing. and going 10 their fathers room
they found him dead.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
NIGHT BATTLE IN PARLOR
WITH AN INVADING OWL

NEWPORT, Ky. Dec. %. The
whack of club resounding at the
dead of night in the parlor Of the
residence OF NJ. B. Herman, a
wealthy advertising man, coupled with
the piercing screech of dying Nal
tese owl, marked tho climax of three
cornered battle waged in darkness be-
tween the owl, a policeman and the
Herman household
Mr.. Herman, a neophyte OF the fresh
air movement, had left the parlor win
dow open. The owl invaded the room
and fearsome noise ensued. After
the bird. which was making wide cir
cles of the room, had smashed ali an
tique clock, hall tree, several valu-
able pictures, Louis XIV. chair OF
frail design. cut-glass punch set and
porcelain souvenir OF Pixies Peak,
the household was aroused by the po-
liceman.
There's burglars in the house." he
told them.
After a battle with the large bird, in
which Mr.. Herman was badly scratch
ed and bitten. the combat was ended
with a well-directed blow OF the on
GERS club.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
Sales Slips Of Following Stores Good Tor Votes

DRUGS.
Arndt Bros, fSS GraIIot Ava
Herman l. Becker. 473 Gratiot Ava
X Bodimer. ISL Clay Ave.
Clarke Pharmacy. ll7t Michigan AvS
puneoRbe Pharmacy. 2s4s Wood ward
IA Webster. $50 champlain 81
A. Fner $50 Jefferson Ave
+. S. Geppert 1900 Grand River Ava
Geo. A Mahlmeister. 1855 Gratiot Az.
Morris Drug Store, e1e Grand Rivsr
Mt Elliott Pharmacy. 1909 Gratict AVA
y. A. Schwarts, 1855 jefferson Ave
Edward Young. TEL Oakland Ave
Eastman's Drug Store, 1855 Wood VA -
John A. Dyer 1915 Gratfot Ave.
sepun a Travis, SIS Woodward Ava
Greenthai Pharmacy. iss Grafton AvI
Alfred Abbott Fourteenth and Mil
wsukee AYES
GeJ. j Billing. 1ts2 Woodward Ave-
v a RreninEstau $50 Baker 81
Thos. Belanger River Rouge
SHOES.
VIM Eyre a Son $50 orand River Az.
L Herman. 2456 Jefferson Ave
Geo IIeM stone -3A9 Clay Ave, ------------
Carl Krieger. s3T Gratiot Ave
VIM. X Krieger, 1898 Gratiot Ave
Macpherson a Muenz Ss3 oratiot Ave-
Thor Schelck 1918 Oratiot Ave
J r. Rockwell 2s45 Woodward Az.
II = BurRhardt lss Baker u
JEWELLERS.
Otto simon iS6 Gratiot Ave
Ava HUM Jewelry Co. $50 Gran
CLEANERS AND OVERS o,
purand q Co. 74o Grisvold ST. sD
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22

DRY GOODS.
J. 4. Henderson, Sl4 Grand River Nv
A Keiden, 600 Sratiot Ave.
frank A Rolf, ll5l-ll63 Gratiot Ava
wtn s,epel 100 sratiot Ave
Sieeel Bros 1000 Chene. cor. Milwauhee'
Louis Knapp, y5sZ Jefferson ave;
HunRerford & Caughey. 1919 oIatos
Samuel T. Hook. l479-l4sS Woou"a'o
TIE Ideal. 1895 Gratiot Ave.
Strutz a Schmidt. SIT Baker
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
p..n.r A. Graef go Gratiot Ave
Eesner a Graef, 1914 Cratiot Ave
n a. FISCHER. l476 West Fort 81.
Ersnk A Rolf, ll5l-ll53 Gratiot Ave
oesterIs a Homer. Il2 Gratiot Ave
T. henderson. 9l4 Grand River Ave
Dawson & Nesbitt. 1852 Woodward Ave
George Hewstone. 3Ss Clay Ave.
col Rosenthal River Rouge.
FURNITURE STORES.
uo.tser a Martz. 52t Gratiot Ava
CANDY STORES.
Hammelef Candy Co. SO Grand River.
L'r",,L & Nadeau River Rouge
HARDWARE.
Laws a wTCKuy. sS5 eiraad River Ave
Tvre Hardware Co. 463 Grand River
W A Schmitz. 1904 Russell ST
MEAT MARKETS..
~ w Snoeh- i42O West Fort ST.
be,yo,t Market Co. ass clay Ave
vim Gaedcke. 2l3s- Jefferson Ave
p Rebtoy 1895 Fourteenth Ava
IanIsse Bros 2i0 McDougall ST
Ered WurSter River Rouge
CATHOLIC CHURCH GOODS
Krieg Bros. lsb Gratiot Ave
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
FAMOUS CLARK MANSION
HAS BEEN THROWN OPEN
Palace Contains $120, 900 Organ
and Rare Paintings and
Tapestries.

NEW YORK Dec. 22.-The great
stone and marble palace OF former
Senator w. A. Clark, OF Montana,
which Is still uncompleted after nine
years work, has at last glowed with
light and life.
The occasion was the formal open
Ing. as IL were. OF the costliest and
most discussed mansion in New York,
10 a number of close friends OF the
Clarks.
Mr.. Clark returned from Europe sew
eral weeks ago TO superintend the COM
plete furnishing OF the magnificent
home.
Al the same time the thirty friends
who were invited 10 greet Mrs. Clark
after her long absence abroad were
asked 10 inspect the most interesting
mansion yet TO be erected in the mil
llonaire row" OF New York
Shortly after o'clock the guests
who have eagerly looked forward TO
this opportunity for an inspection of
the grand mansion. with It's wonderful
art gallery. it's priceless tapestries
and costly volumes. and the great or
gan, which cost 100000 TO Install, be-
gan TO arrive at the Seventy-seventh-
81. entrance.
Ascending the great marble stair
case, the guests were led along the
long tapestry paneled hall TO the grand
salon, done In Louis XVI style. Here
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark welcomed the
favored ones.
During the receiving hours the great
ergan-said TO beIthe finest organ in
the world could be heard rendering
its beautiful silvery tones throughout
the great palace.
Arthur Scott Brooks. who became
acquainted with the Clarks In the
west and who presided at the great
organ which attracted attention at the
st. Louis worlds fair, as the largest
organ in the world, gave an organ re-
cital Yesterday while. tea was being
served TO the guests in the beaut1ul
drawing room on the third floor OF the
mansion.
After tea was served the guests
were shown over the nine-story pal
ace.
Famous paintings and tapestries:
which have hung In the castles Oh
kings and queens OF Europe. priceless
objects of art of romantic and hlstor.
ical association. many the envy OF
the worlds museums OF art. wnich
could not afford their purchase, were
pointed out and explained by the ex'
senator to his fascinated guests
Four tapestries, which command UNI
usual interest, were purchased from
the residence of King Don FRANCES
D'Assise, the husband OF Queen lsa-
bella H., OF Spain. The tapestries ae-
pict the adventures of the Spanicn
hero, Don -Quixote.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
PRINCESS PAT" PLANS
PLEASURE IN CANADA
Royal Visitor Will Spend Winter
in Dominion and Will Visit
United States.

MONTREAL. Dec. 22.-Princess Pa
tricia, OF Connaught who is 10 spend
the winter with the Duke and Duchess
of Connaught al the government house
In Ottawa, is expected 10 devote most
of her time 70 Canada during her
fathers tenure OF Office as governor
general. She has already made her
self popular by her democratic con
duct on her sightseeing tours with her
father.
Already many plans for her enter
tainment are under way and the social
season at the Canadian capital this
winter is expected TO be busy and bril-
liant
The princess Is at present In Mont
treal and expects to see the whole OF
Canada and much of the United States
during the winter She and her broth
er, Prince Albert, of Connaught. will
make a visit TO New York and prob
ably other large cities, but they will
travel incognito and enjoy themselves
as they see Mt. New York society may
have the opportunity OF entertaining
the prince and princess.
ly known. Is really pretty. witty and
young. She welcomes her visit to Can
ada, because II may take her for a
while out of the loyal marriage mart
and put stop TO the endless official
matchmaking, OF which she has been
subject since she reached marriage
able age. She has rejected king,
crown-princes and other royal person
ages one after another as they have
been proposed TO her. and is still true
To the one romance OF her life, her love
for the Marquis OF Anglesea, a noble
man not OF high enough rank to wed
her, but who is constant In his de-
votion.
Hunting, out-ofdoor sports and
dancing are the favorite diversions OF
the charming and healthy Princes
Pat" and in the more democratic
country OF Canada there Is a greater
opportunity for her to enjoy herself
unhampered by restrictions thrown
about members OF the royal family OF
England.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Prtnting Co., is John R.-st
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22

Votes
sscrk'r Poicnta Rolled Oats. save n
Beck. PoIeat. Rolled o.t.. ..v:
RerI'. s,oa. GROUND Oatmeal. ..v.
r.Mar Creamery batter. ..v. w:..-
Queen Ann: soar. ::v: wr..... y
e.ssn Anne Washing Powder. -
Queen A ssss s...... . 49,. sos
b.skeye EvaDorated ailk. save "a
sphinx Brand Spices, save ssrsss. zoe
sphinx brand Extracts, save ear
-. 49,. 100 Co 40
Ice a Cady's Powdered sugar. save
Colnma,. a;:..
H.ns carton. ................lO el
White Lay nrana Asparagus, save
ra m..Sr sa.. i.:;;....::.. .sss
. Hohn ............... loo
k-I-i-Cin Gum. save outside wrsS- 40
True ain: ana sy..,s.a,,. e.: Ss9
Mantle, save carton. 100 60 zoe
beaudoin's Mustard, Catsup, Biuing y
ana Horscradish, save labels. .l0o
bordcsu's Potato Chips. save wrap
Der '.................. i0s1
sheilPs Wrappeo Cakes, pure, clean. 10
iiclous, wholesome cakes In wrap
perst save wrappers. 100 and $50
Osn-Hns saitea Peanut. and Bst-
t~rscotch, save carton .......... 50
La AsOrns the cigar Of cigars." Sc
size toperasD 30 votes, Zoe size 4
100 votes. ~
Mail Pouch Tobacco. save front NJ ilf
preks8e .................... 90
San Toy Toilet Water, save car a.
W. .'................ 90 Co 1000
San 10, Perfume, save carton. 500
~ leon
ss" 10y Isicum, save box. ....... $50
sonp-a- Side, save coupon. i. 100 to 1aa
Grand Laundry, save laundry sifp.
Oia customers one vote fer eack
cent, ne" customers. 10 votes zoe
rowns's MIA. New customers .. 49,
| chase OF - worth OF ticksts shew.
by receipt stamDedI asw custsner.
1000 votes.
}. Csiverts Sons, coal snd coke, So.
| drivers delivery slip. ola cuss.-~.-
800 votes Der toni new custo.e-s
5000 votes per ton, on hard eess
and coke only.
Michael MeNamars varnish wox.
Hart stein Finishy save labels. .sa
800. i.5S0 and 2-5OU votes
Grinneii Bros.' Pianos. save purehe..
slips on GrfnnelI Bros.' swn meL.
only. Ten votes for eHch cent psid
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
FREE TO THE SICK
The Great Specialist. DF. Frapkiia
Miles, Will send His Hook and $3.50
wVTth OF Nruropathie treat
m~nt Free.

AL sick persons. especially those
whom physicians have failed 10 cure.
should not fail TO write for DR.. Miles
free Book on Neuropathy--curtng
through the Brain Centers and Nerv-
GUS System. II describes a great dis
covery by which many wonderful
cures have been made after able ply
sicians had failed.
II you have any OF the following all
ments, you should send postal card
for DR. Miles Book and Free Treat
ment Weak nerves. heart, liver,
stomach or kidneys; pain in the left
side or shoulder, short breath. palpita'
ton, irregular heart beats. swelling OF
the ankles or dropsy; headache, DUH
ness, dizziness or drowsiness; nervous
dyspepsia, the blues. cold hands and
feet, backache or rheumatism. nerv-
BUSINESS. sleeplessness or trembling.
His Neuropathic Treatments TOT
these diseases are the result OF I'M
mense experience for 20 years ana
are thoroughly scientific and remark
ably successful. so much so that we
do not hesitate to offer free treat
ments TO the sick that they may test
them at our expense. Few physicians
have such confidence In their rem
edies.
His Book contains many remark
able cures from nearly every state
and territory IN the u. S. after many
local physicians and specialists fall'
ed II also contains endorsements
from Bishops, Clergymen. Statesmen.
Editors. Business men. Farmers anu
others
send for list of remarkable
cures in your state.
Write at once Describe YOUR case
and we will send YOU ,Mo- Pound
SpeciaT Treatment and n new Book gree
Address The Or. Miles Grand DIsp. NJ
sary. Dept X, 3li to 32i Main st. Elk
hart. Ind,
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22

XMAS perfumes
75c Roger & Gallett's Violet or
Peau DeSpangue Extract, o.,
66c.
Toe CURTAINS Jickey, OF. CSC.
$500 Houbigant's Ideal, OF. $1.76
$1.00 Piver's Azurea or La Trede
Extract, OF. 75c.
DER Kiss Perfume or Toilet
Water in original pkgs., $1.36.
Hudnut's Toilet Water, 75c and
S1.4o.
Palmer's Rose Leaves and Lilac
Sweet Perfume, OF. SOC.
Roger & Galle;ts Toilet Water,
75c and SIPS.
Vantine's Giesha Flowers. Orl-
entail Violet or Sandalwood
Extract, or. soc.
San Toy Toilet Water, 5oc.<
Woodwork Perfumes and
Toilet Water, in fancy Xmas
Boxes. Csc to $500.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
$4,000.
For Labels and Sale Sins



seti-o, The Dainty Desssrt. save
front OF carton. .............. lV'
MIRO Corn syrup, save red inbei ID.
iNaro Germ syrup, save blue label io'
Ningsford Corn Starch, save front
ot carton ........ $500 ~
Arg" Gloss Starch, save entire car
ZOE 1900. 1872 ~
Minute Tapiocs, save entire car a,
ton A"'
DuAi.aAs.'s orAEi.ai IScoaaut, save
ArSa. OF carton 1850 ~"
hunisei's frehs..- bakipk Choco- 49,,
inte, save NraDper.: loo nnu ~
Nunkefs High Urade breakihst
Cocoa, save ain toD.. ..'..... @S'
RunkeP. Cocoa, labeled tins. save .,-,
labels ............... ivy ue ~'
RunEeP. Dairy Milk Chocolate :,
Runser. Almond Miik Chocolate. :.
save wrappera. ........,....
Runkers Vienna sweet Chocolate an.
save wrnppers... ........' a..
Calumet nakins Powder ,co. $50, Is,
Msr.Ss'. IRE. Rannins s.ii. save -,
pors Huron triangle Gle; s.ii. saw. ee.- "a.
wsieA'. i.rl. syrup. save label. ..,o
$50, ovO, ivoo
B"ar's San Mario Coffee. save nm,
:, wrappers 1900. -. -,
bours Pilot Gomez, save "rsppers
bour's COnQueror, steel cut, saw a..
Bour'. Royal harden Coffee, save 49,,
wrapper ..........s.
Bour's Old Master Coffee, save an,
wrapper .......... ~
hvur's Royal Garden rea, save ,..
Parsons Hos.ehoid Ammonia. save -.
Fr.seo-xm:Iic:a FOOD Products. !,
save labels. luz 70 S~
Uncle sam's MscarOni, Spaghetti.
EgE Noodles, save entire car -,
ton. 'So
A-lsfos Flour, save sack. 300 10 90"
DixbS Shoe Polish, save carton,
90 to lot
RED Hen MoIssses, save label: 10
Ginger Cake Moiasses, save label 10
Flash Cleaner, save top OF can. 10
Saginaw Tip Match, save coupon. o
King q Matca, save front OF car
ton, enclosing three boxes. 30
Unclc Jerry Pancake Fi0ur' save
frcnt of carton .........'....'' ~
Dutch Tee Rusk, save wrapper. iV
urisiey's OIivilo Toilet sosp' save =.
wrapper
He,ninxwsy Surprising brand Can
ned Goods, save wrapper. ......: -
Hemingway Alpine Brand Csnnee a..
Goods. save vrnpperr' -. -
Hemingway Anburn brand Cannes
(soods, save wrhppers'
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22

states, S,dIleu vi
his career. As col
onel of the 42nd
Ohio infantry. he
headed an expedl-
ton which went up
the Big Sandy
river. Kentucky. 10
see not where the
sand came from.
but how much sand
the Confederates
had Ii took four
years In find II out,
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
TODAY IN HISTORY

Dec. %. 1861, James A. Garfield.
,fterward president OF the United
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22

and Garfield came out general. with
good opportunities for political ad-
yancement Tor he went back TO Ohio
10 live