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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
"A Slip Cover Offer

AS a special attraction for a limited time only
We shall offer the following extraordinary reductions in
~high-class slip covers. We employ only the most expert
enced workmen on this work, and Notwithstanding our
very low prices every piece is guaranteed.
Slip Cover Offer No. 1-Five-piece parlor suits of
Belgian stripe; 20 different patterns to select from; regardless
of size of suit or amount of material used, special for e. 0Q
" hmneo I'M
Slip Cover Offer No. 2-Finest quality pure German
linen slip covers (bound with shrunk wool bradl for hve-pieee
parlor suit requiring 10 yards Of 50-in. material; special a A =
Place Orders for Awnings Now
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
Toilet SOAPS

&c Corona Witch Hazel Soap, 3 for..1Oe
DC Fairbanks Fairy Soap, 8 for,.....2Je
&c Sweetheart Soap, 3 cakes for....+.I0s
SC Premier Bath Soap. 3 for..........1Oc
Toe Old-pash. B%utternilk Soap. 3 fer. &C
&c Pure CASTLE Soap. 8 cakes for. loo
SC Bamberger's G ycerine Bars. glib sc
loo Pagnod Scented Cas-. Sp., 2 for. I0c
10c La Primera CASTLE Soap. eake....zc
zoe Berset Shaving Cream. special. lie
Toe Lyons Csrbolic Soap, special......7c
Zoe Violet Glycerine Soap, speeiai......1c
10e Peroxide Soap, special, cake......T
zoe kintho Soap, special. per cake..19e
Zoe Woodburyss Facial ap..........l5c
10c Elbeco Cream Soap, pecial........7e
lee Rose Glycerine Soap, special......7
l0c Jergen's Violet Glycerine Soap....Tc
25c Imported CASTLE Soap. special. lie
noe Turkish CASTLE Soap. speciaI......7c
e0c Turkish CASTLE Soap, special. ....75c
75c Cont CASTLE Soap. bars..+.......5Dc
zoe Pure Olive OIL CASTLE Soap......2cc
1ec Johnson's Foot Soap. special Ice
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
BARRIERS SUPPLIES

Witch Hazel. / gal. bottles. ....... Doc
Westphal's Auxilistor. large..-.......4Sc
Hair Brushes, good quality
Whisk Brooms, durable lxind..........1So
Aliens Massage Cream. speciai......25c
Benzoin and Almond Lotion, special. 16c
Egg Shampoo. special, per jar........10c
Egg Shampoo, special. per tar........33c
Styptic Pencils, special. each..........Sc
West India Bay Rum. peciRl...,....2J
West India Bay Rum, specisl,.,....5Oc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
"MOTOR RECORD" CHANGES HANDS.

Motoring, a local automobile pubiices
ton. has purchased the Motor Record.
another local monthly devoted to non
tosinR and kinarad interests.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
Rubber Goods

e6c Red Rubber Water Bottles. ..,..6 Bc
soc Sanitary Water Bottles.....-....0Dc
81 Rapid Flow S~yrlnges, Red Rub....TSc
81. 80 SANITARY Syringe, no. 2........1.19
81. rs Marvel Whiriing Spray........2. 81
St.5o Puritan Syringe, speclal........1 90
Soc De Viibi-s Throat or Nose At'm'r?Sc
soc Household Rubber Gloves........2pc
81 Goodyear Rubber GloVes~........65c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06

WOmen's HOse-Blscll Isle
and cotton: gauze weight,
double tops, double soles;
high splieed heels; regular
19c pair; special, at.... i21ac
Mems SILK Half Hose-Pure
thread silk, good quality; ex-
ira reinforced heels and toes
regularly 35c per pair; spe-
cial price ............... zoe
Mems Cotton Half Hose
Imported black cotton, I'M
bleached split soles; also
plain cotton and Isle; regular
25c; three pair for soc; or
pair lie
ChiIdren,s L1sIe Hose
Finely ribbed silk lielo hose
In white, black, titan, sky.
pink and cardinal; sizes b1a
to " regular Csc palr; at.20c
WOmen's Lisle HOse--Im-
ported sheer gauze stockings,
in black only; regularly SOC;
3 pairs for 81, or pair. .3Sc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
Combs and Brushes

soc Ideal Hair Brushes, special......39
75c French Hair Brushes, special, q
1Oc Whlsk Brooms, special, each lie
SOC Rubber Dressing Combs, special.25e
35c Sanitary Tooth Brushes. special. :
Doc Kent's English Tooth Brushes. .2pc
15c Rubber Fine Combs. special......1Oe
DC to 50o Hand Brushes. special. ...1Oc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06

Pills and Tablets

Toe Pepsin end Soda Mint Tablets. re
10c Chloride OF Potash Tablets .......7c
10c Soda Mint Tablets. special. .......T
t2c Brown Mixture Tablets. ..........7c
15c Blaud's Iron Pills G00) ..........1Oc
25c Migraine Tablets 900 ...........1Dc
Doc Com. Cathartic QO01. ...........1D
Pc Com. Cathartic Imp. 900 ........1Oc
25c Cascara Segrada, 3 grafns.......,15c
pc Cascara Segrada, B grains. .......1Dc
25c Caaeare Segrada, I'm. 900 ......1Dc
15c Calomel and Soda Tablets GO01. Toe
csc HhubaTb and Sodium Com. 900. 1Dc
1Oc Sulphur n Cream Tartar Table
B5c Warburg Tinct Tablets GOo). a., 1!lc
l9c Lithia Tablets, 8 grains. .........15c
25c Quinine Pills, 2 grains (100l......1B
1He Rhinltis Tablets 100i .........12
f2c Lax. Quinine Tablets ...............7c
Toe saccharino Tablets. II grafn....IS
7c Quinine CapsulaH. 2 RrAin..........5c
12c Quinine Capsules. 8 gralna-..a..0c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
: $3.50 Custom Tailoring Sale
d = e =: :: = =: ::5 9 g.: = :: : 900 :. :; :: : = g.: :; :

From the looks of things in our clothing section at this writing it
would seem that the men OF Newark had been waiting for our big 1880
sale. We suspect that such is the case. We have had any number OF in
ouiries regarding the date of our spring sale from men who ordered suits
and coats last fall. This proves beyond question OF doubt that our work
is all that we claim for it. Have you ever worn a Bamberger 1890? No?
Well come in Thursday and inspect the Wonderful line of woolens that we
have gathered together this year. You will be surprised at the quality,
will be delighted with the variety. We mean to make this the best
custom tailoring sale ever held in Newark and we want you to profit by It.
Plenty of fashionable worsteds, cheviots and caSsimeres, blue serges, black
unfinished worsteds, black clay and black thibets. No matter how much
YOU pay for a suit you will find it difficult to secure a larger or more at
tracive line of wooens.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
Toilet Creams
Nurses Supplies

Bath Thermometers. special.........I6c
pJtIraaa' aneciaI Fever THERMOMETERS. 3ibc
aanitary Hot Water Bottles. ....... dibc
Puritan Syringe In. Reservoirs II 90
J. q J. Red Cross Absorbent C~otton.3Sc
Wyefh's Corrosive subiimate Tab....B6c
Wyeth'B Alkaline Antiseptic Tab,...IOc
aanifsrY Marking. / dozen. specIal. Bic
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
Standard Patterns and Publications
You Heard Him Call Ne
a Liar Was RectOr'S Cry
Staten Island Church Row Sta red Over Purchase Of Piano.
and Now Congrega ton Is in Discord.
NEW YORK. March ..

wFroHTs made yesterday In church ana civic circles o. Staten Island 70
trace the original cause Of the dlscord in st Paurs Protestant Episcopal
- Church parish, Tompknsvile, res lted In the discovery that a upright
piano, bought in the belief that IT was filled with auost melodies exclusive
w Ia nndouhtadly most to blame 4
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
Those $3.50 Silk Skirts

Surely you're not going TO miss the opportunity OF buying
such extremely pretty silk pethcoats as these for ESQ? We have
sold hundreds Of them this far, but the quantity is large and
those who come Thursday will fare as well as Monday shoppers
TaHetas, messalines and silk jerseys. Black. white, navy, brown,
Light blue, pink and green; also changeabIe effects. Tailored
Aounces or plated styles. Many with silk fringe.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
Toilet Paper

"a pa;ls Toilet Paper. z or.........x3c
S0c poiIg Toilet Paper. 9 for..........2bc
100 Packages Toilet Paper. 3 for....2ac
4Bc Velvet Rolls Toilet Piper, 2 for. 26c
DC Toilet Paper. 8 rollb for.......-.21c
+ .Iaparess Toilet Paper, roll or pkgLOc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
Imported Bay Rum

(sHlbeco'' Brand Best ST. Thomas
West India Bay Rurn.
3 o., bottles. regular 95e. special. .25c
/ Ut. bottles. regular 65c, Epecial....oOc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06

Leather Suit Cases-Sole leather; ~ OF.
stock; steel frames, ring handle sewed and
rlveted to case; fancy cloth lining; ? ~
shirt fold; "a In; reg. 500; special o.<O
Sole Leather Bags-Made of genuine cow
hide; 3 OF. stock; riveted frame; brass lock
and sliding catches; full length pocket;
leather lined throughout.
IA and Is ill.,, regular 500, at. .....4.19
10 and II in, regular $50, at. AIS
fS-inch size, regular sos, at. .5.19
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
Half Yearly Drug Sale
We enumerate below a partial list of the specials. Mail and tde
phone orders filed, but we reserve the right to limit senlng QUANTITIES.
Pure Drugs

10c EPSON Salts, / lb......."....""..3c
pc Powdered Borax. large"".....'.Dc
&c Boracic Acid, large.."....'....-15c
15e Comp. Licorice Powder............11c
inc Powdered Alum, medium..........7c
10e Powdered Pumice. medlum...."..5c
&c Powdered Sulphur. medium........4c
SC Precipitated Chalk. med um.......:1o
100 Rochelle salts. medIum..........1Sc
15c Arom. Spirits Ammonia, 2 o5....ISc
loo Camphorated OIL. 2 oz............13c
1Oc Castor OIL, 2 o.. special. ...........e &c
1oc castor OF. 4 o.. special. lie
900 Castor oil. S o., special. .........19
15c Ess. jamaica Ginger. 2 oz........12C
15c Ess. Peppermint. 2 oz..........12c
Toe Giycsrine and Rose Water, 2 o., DC
Ice Glycerine and Rose Water, 4 0z..11c
35o Glycerine and Rose Water. 8 os..%tc
Zoe Pure Glycerine. 2 o2.."...."......Uc
35c Pure Glycerine, 3 oz......s......24c
15e Paregoric. 2 o., special.
10c Rose Water, 2 o., speciai..........6c
1ac Rose Water. 4 o., speciai....-.I2c
15c Spirits Camphor, 2 os.,....a..iSc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
Toilet Articles

Doc peyan'e Extracts. .8Sc
tic Down Powder Pufte...............1c
I0c Wool Powder DC
1bc Wool Powder Puffs.....,.......1Oc
3pc Carriage Sponges.. .2sbc
25c Household Chamoig. ...........15
12c Bath Salt. 10 SIC
4Bc Sanitary Napkins. $50
&c J. g. J. Gauze Bandages.....,.....5c
SOC Absorbent Cotton, 1 b............1Nc
Toe Birmingham Douches. .......a..S
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06

Dress Trunks-Csnvss covered; bound
with closely nailed hbre; brass trim; sole
leather straps; dowel lock; sheet iron bot
tom. Fitted with one tray.
size IS 80 81 81 SO SO 40
Req. SIS 6.25 6.75 TBS IT'S 8.25 S.75
Spec. 4.S9 5.35 5.75 6.25 6.75 sos 7.45
Waterproof Trunks-Canvas covered, full
riyeted and cloth lined. Bound with hard
yulcanized fibre. Bowel handles: two trays;
three centre bands.
size 30 81 SO IS 40
Reg. S.25 S.75 9.25 9.75 lO.25
Spec. TBS 7.75 SIS S.75 9.25
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
Religious Goods for Lent
Ho! Travelers==Here's Good Trunk New

Beginning Thursday and continuing until Saturday closing time we shall
trunks n bags. IF you contemplate buying such things thisis your chance. Z
hargains Of the ssason-yon will not 60 away disappointed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06

W0men's SILK Hose-Out~
sizes, pure thread silk, black
only, deep double silk folds;
isle soles; regular $1.S5 pair,
special, .oJc
WOmeB's SILK HOsc-Pure
thread silk, black and wanted
shades; deep double tops and
double soles; fine weave; reg
ular 81; special, at. ..... 75c
WomeD's Imported Hose
Gauze. cotton and Isle hose
Of various lengths: garter
tops. double soles; ali sizes;
regular 35c and 39c; specialize
Infants LisIe HOse-Silk
isles In white, black, tan,
pink, sky and cardinal; sizes
~ to 6k regular 19c per
pair; special price. .121sc
WOmen's HOse-Gauze, Isle,
cotton and different weights;
full regular made; ali sizes;
regular Csc pair; 3 pairs for
soc; pair .fSc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06

Steamer Trunks-Canvas covered, bound
with vulcanized fibre and brass trimmed;
combination dowel lock; two sole leather
straps; set-up tray; sheet-iron bottom.
Size % 80 90 "a Sc SO 40
Reg. 4.25 ATS SIS SIS 6.25 CTS TBS
Spec. $40 3.ss 4.4s 4.s9 sac $50 6.25
Steamer Trunks-Bound with hard fibre;
brass trimmed; two centre bands; sole
leather straps; sheet-iron bottom; heavy
leather handles; lined with cloth.
Size % 80 81 "a 90 So 40
Reg. 5.4S 500 6.4S 6.9s 7.4S 1893 S.4e
Spec. 1859 $40 $50 5.9s 6.4S eos 7.4s
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
Now Is the Time to Buy Stockings

- Our big spring hosiery sale is the event Of the hour. We knew
~ that it wou1d be, because the values are right the assortments are
right and the time lis right lust dance Overt this list:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-06
Administer
Rugs 1895

Here's a splendid line
of exl2 seamless Amin
ster rugs at a decided
saving tomorrow. All
new, perfect goods, suit
able for parlor or living
room; woven in one
piece; excellent designs
and colorings; regular
s z7.oo rugs a2 1895
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-03-29
To the Voters of ShIawassee County

The Shiawassee County Welfare As
sociation which has had the campaign
for local option in charge, desire at this
time to make this announcement.
They have endeavored to place before
the people in clear and definite man
ner the condition of this county today
as compared with its condition when
the saloon was here. They have fought
their fight clean and above board and
have not taken any subterfuges or gura-
shoe methods.
The opposition have not come out IN
the open to make their fight, but havy
avoided every chance to make public
their claims. At the eleventh hour
they have placed in the mail large
amount of literature. In this they
claim that farmer cannot make or keep
cider or vinegar. That argument .s
refuted by an opinion of the Attorney
General published in another part ct
this paper. They also claim that taxes
have been much higher, due to the ab-
sence of the saloon. Putting aside an
arguments rs to whether any broad.
minded citizen, having the welfare ~
his family and heighbor at hear:
would rather have the saloon pay bis
taxes than pay few dollars more hin
self, there is this much to be said. u
1908 the county budget was $62, 900, and
in 1909 it was $4S, 1000 This year the
budget is 1871, 574 so, but 1t must be-.
borne in mind that included within
that there is provision for the pay
ment of $4,000 of bonds and $3,974.59
as the Knapp claim. This makes neariy
$19, coo extra expense II this be taken
from the budget it leaves $4,000 o.
$9,4O0 less than the budget of 1905
when the saloon was here, and only
$4,000 more than in 1909 Another item
in this budget we would like to call ths
voters attention to, that is the expenses
of the poor commission. In 1908, 1903
and 1910 this expense was $4,000, IL
1911 it was only 81 ZOO, making a4ssy
ing of $1,000.
We have not made this canpaign
of personalities 1t is only a campsigr
upon the question of whether or not
you wish to have the legalized saloon
again within our county. We have
shown that business in this county hat
not fallen off as was predicted two
years ago by the opposition. We ask
the support of every broad minded
voter in this county and urge him 20
go to the polls on Monday and vote
YES. Beware of the eleventh hour sr-
guments of the opposition. Beware Of
promises which cannot be fulfilled, and
which other counties have found were
not kept. Voter. do not be stay 81
home. Come out and vote YES.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-03-29
MEN Who ACCOMPLISH
men who PROMISE and FORGET
Republicans Select One Of Best Tickets Ever
Presented to Voters Of OVosso.
Will Conduct City's Business For All People and
Push Owosso Ahead in Spite Of
Tornadoes and Fires

: George w. Clark, the Republican
nominee for mayor, has been uni
formly successful In his business life
from the time he left the farm home
in Perry township. where he was
born, at the age of 20 years, to take
a position in a wholesale and retail
grocery store at Flint-and, by the
way, this is the only job Mr.. Clark
ever sought, every other position he
has held being offered him. After
two years service with this firm he
accepted position with the whole
sale firm of Foster & Post, Saginaw,
representing the concern as travel
ing salesman for four of the five years
he was with them. For the succeed
ing two years he travelled through
Northern Michigan for the Hoyt Dry
Goods Co., and was then sent to
Chaplin to take charge of stock of
goods for the firm. Shortly after
wards he purchased the business and
continued for ten years during two
of which he served as assistant post
master and eight years as postmaster
also township clerk three years.
To give his children better school
advantages, Mr.. Clark disposed of
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-03-29
BRANDED Failed to do His Duty.

Being interviewed upon the SUBJ
ject of sealer of weights and meas
ures, Mayor Sprague spoke as fol-
lows:
"In order that the action of the
common council relative to a sealer
of weights and measures may be un-
derstood / wish to state that when
the subject of the city's expenses for
the fiscal year from October 1st 1911
to September goth 1912 was under
discussion, the advisability of Great
ing the office of sealer of weights and
measures was taken up and 1t SEEM
ed to be the consensus of opinion that
the matter could best be handled by
the municipal constable in connec-
tion with his other duties and the
sum of 100000 was placed in the
budget to make possible an arrange
ment of that kind. The money be-
came available October 1st, and Oct
ober 9th resolution was adopted
authorizing the mayor to appoint "a
committee of three to devise plans
for a sealer of weights and meas
ures." October 23rd, the mayor ap-
pointed Alderman BRANDED, Clark
and Chavey as such committee.
Sometime later Alderman BRANDED
reported that the committee wished
farther time in which to file a report
and that was the last of the subject
until the news paper reports that
the sealer of weights and measures
was a Democratic slogan.
"At the tkne the annual appropri-
alton bill was up for discussion l
objected to the creating the Office Of
sealer or weights and measures for
political purposes and so stated to
the council but stated that If the
work could be handled in an econom-
ical manner by some officer already
in service l would raise no objection
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-03-29

CITY CLERK-ARTHUR H. DUMOND
There are two reasons why the Demo
Gratis of the city did not make nomi-
nation for city clerk, viz, First, Be
cause they recognized the fact that the
present incumbent of the Office, Arthur
HI. Dumond, is q most competent and
obliging official, that he has systema
tized the work of the Office 80 that it is
now much easier to wait upon the pub
lie, that his records are neat and ac
curate and for the further reason that
he is ION the job" all the time; second,
because It is hopeless task for any one
to attempt the job of defeating him for
election. In other words Arthur Du-
mond satisfies the people as clerk and
they intend to retain his services. 1t
would be an easy matter to say whole
lot of truthful things concerning Clerk
Dumond and his work but we belieye
this beef paragraph tells the story
the ballots will tell the balance of it
Monday evening as they register a
omplimentary majority for him.
CITY TREAsURER-JAY MATTESoN.
Jay Matteson has the habit of doing
things in thorough manner in his
private affairs, in his business dealings
and in whatever he undertakes, 30 that
naturally his conduct of the Office of
city treasurer during the past year has
been along that line; his books have
been well kept, his reports to the coun-
Gil prompt and comprehensive, his tax
collections good and his dealings with
individuals satisfactory. Elected last
year by substantial majority over a
popular opponent there is eveiv reason
to predict his reelection this year as 1t
has been an almost unbroken custom OF
the electors OF Owosso to re-elect for a
second term it's city treasurers-an al
ways so with an efficient officer. Mr..
Matteson is conveniently located to
accommodate those who have business
with the treasurer and his Office is open
during business hours every work day
in the year. He will appreciate your
support and vote.
MUNICIPAL CoNsTABLE-FRANK FOR
STER.
This Office ID really of more i'm.
portance than generally credited and
the duties such that voters should exer-
else considerable care in making their
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-03-29

morning when report came to him
that his opponents were claiming that
Offices were being peddled out now to
ensure his election. Continuing, MIR.
Clark said: 1.-The nomination came to
me unsought and if am successful at
the polls, as certainly expect to be,
shall go into Office pledged only to give
the best possible administration in my
power"
Those who know George Clark will
not question his sincerity in making
this statement or his determination TO
carry it out. A man of few words,
who regards his word as one of his
greatest assets, man of good judg-
ment, man of executive ability,
George w. Clark can be depended upon
as mayor to stand for as low tax rate
as is consistent with the progress and
needs of the city, for the careful ex
penditure of city funds, for better
streets, for the construction of sewers
where required, for improved street car
service, for the obtaining of full value
for every dollar of city money spent for
any purpose, for anything tending to
make greater and better Owosso. He
will insist npon the charter commits
sion, elected some months ago. taking
up and completing its work and pre-
senting report to the people so that
the new charter can be voted upon.
He will not delay for five months action
by the council upon the question of a
sealer of weights and measures as his
opponent, Aid. BRANDED, has done when
the matter was turned over to a COM
mittee of which he (BrsndeI was chair.
mana committee which the chairman
never called together to consider the
question nor even asked the other mem
bers as to their opinion; neither will he
stand for delay by council committee
upon this or other matters which are
referred for Investigation and report
AS mayor, Mr.. Clark will be progressive
along right lines.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-03-29

Chief among the opponents year
ago of the commission form of govern
ment was the present Democratic can
didate for mayor, both his pen and
voice being employed to defeat the plan.
There is no question that Mr. BRANDED
was perfectly honest in his opposition
and up to the time that his party COM
mittee announced itself as favoring the
commission plan with the hope of secur-
ing votes for its ticket, we had never
heard that Aid. BRANDED had changed
his mind on the question. 1t is certain
he had not when the charter revision
commissioners were elected.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-03-29
Changes Approved.

The Attorney General has approved
the amendments to the charter. of the
Shiawassee Mutual Fire Insurance %
voted at the special meeting March s,
putting lightning rodded buildings in
class by themselves. Secretary Hurre,l
received notice to this effect Tuesday.
and the amendment is now in effect