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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-08
TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

WORK WANTED : Carpets or windows to
clean, or any work by the day or hour. John
A. Rogers, 9 Harrington Avenue, city. 45t3s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-17


7 el pueblo tiene esperanzas EN- ell ce-
10 Gle las autoridades sanitarias, que
oJala esas esperanzas no sean defrau-
dadas.
lie leido una carta --saviso-- del dis
tinguido joven, intacto en- politica, don
Luis Vilella. que publica en- unos dia-
rios locales.
Se trata Gle una carta, poniendose
en- guardia, ell joven Vilella, ante va
RIOS individuos que Sc dedican a pedir
dlnero llevando su recommendation =
Como esa carta aparece en- este mo-
mento hist6rico de meneo politico, va no
hay quien me quite de la sesera que
habiendo don Luis Vilella acceptable el
cargo de Presidente Local del Comite
Unlonlsta, va hay quienes intentan ira
tar de explotar su buena posici6n eco
monica a cuenta de patriotismo''
como hay que romper esos moldes
que constituyen ell enviciamiento de una
parte de la masa politica, Siendo yo DO
litico intacto tambi6n, me permito ala
bar, como preservativa del cOntagio de
la busconerla la aetitud del digno
joven Vilella.
Ell vieJo amigo Patricio Arnaldo Sc
villa Sc encuentra desde ell domingo en-
esta ciudad Viene en- gestiones CO.
merciales de las revistas "Iberico' V
: Vida Allegro agencia La venta de
las maquinillas "Fox" visibles
Tambien Sc encuentra entire nosotros
Ell atento Joven David Ferrer, agente
viajero de FL Tempo en- gestiones
lie la empresa de dicho peri6dico.
A ambos j6venes amigos les deseo
buena suerte en- la dificil tarea de ca
zar Suscripciones en- estos dias. EN- que
el pnblico resbaloso tiene en- su de-
fensa la muletilla de la peste
Exito,, mucho exito. amigos
FL Corresponsal
Mayaguez, Julio Is de 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-17
SOIicite EStudiOS Y Pianos.
De Mayaguez
uN ROBO YARIADO- ZEN LA MO
CA? Y EN- Ell DORADO TAM
BlEN.- EN- GUARDIA.- p. AR
NALDO SEVILLA.- Ell AGENTF
DE Ell TIEMPO'

Anoche hicieron I'm robo. " ESQ que
va regresaron los diez policias que es
taban Ell San Juan a la sonora Ber
nardino Suarez, domiciiada en- La ca
He del Sol No IS FL robo puede ca
llficarse de variado, puesto que en-
tire los objetos rObadoS fguran TN al
filer de ORC, una botonadura del mis-
mo metal, unas letraS de ORC tambien.
tigurando unas dormiIonas. un reloi
de bolsillo de metal. diez dollars.
ounce centavOs mas el recibo de
fianza de la habitaci6n en- que vive
Bernardina
ahora pensara el Iector Para que
llevarse ell recibo de la fianza !. Indu-
dablemente que hay cacos que tiencn
coSas raras. POrque, iqui6n hace pla-
ia con un recibo de ianza? ESQ es
robar por darse eli pisto, NADIA mas
Ell captain Cabrera y su polcia de
ben activar un POGO mas la vigilan.
cld HOcluflld, que no sea que tfaS eI
terror de las ratas nos vengan a caer
encima el de los rateros.
Caray, NADIA menos que una rata in
festada ahi, en- nuestras narices
-Pero, jadonde?
Mas arriba de. AguadilIa
ID En- la Moca?
En- la Moca.
La impression general con motive dc
esta inocente" noticia ha sido noto-
ria. Is 10 que dicen, sin distinci6n
dc matices politicos' todos los ciuda-
danos de esta zona 81 hay una rata
nfestada en- Moca, debe haber cuando
menos otra mas Porqne hay que ST.
pOner que esa rata infestada, segul
su seXo, debe tener su compania anne
rosa y como ell contagio va EN- las pul
gas, p0nganse ustedes a caIcular
De suerte que la noticia no ha cal,
do en- gracia por esta zona, nj aun que
, la hubiera contado Gotay.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-17

Y EN- ell Dorado tambien debe haber
alguna que otra rata infectada, pues a
pcsar del aureo nombre de la pobla
ci0n ha habido um case de peste bub0-
nica que ha reveStido alarmantes con
dicionas-en manifestarse.
Nuestro pueblo, que en- proportion
gradual 10 tiene sangre de horchata =
pero que tampoco tiene sangre del Cid,
oJe esas espeluznantes noticias y quie-
ras que no Sc impacienta y We ante sus
ojos como la epidemia, en- vez de loca-
lizarse, va extendiendose hacla la is
la, pensa, con no descabellado razo-
namiento que la peste bub6nica en- P.
Rico pasara a ser una enfermedad ende-
mica al lado del titus, y otras enferme-
dades de las Hamadas trasmisibles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-17

El dinerO busca dinero. Y ent6nces,
5qu6 hace usted, ri quiere yender sus
artfculos Y efectos sin anunciarge sn el
BOI.ETIN?
mo sabe usted que Il B0LETIN 10
lee TODD q msxae9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-17

I Ell pueblo tiene esperanzas EN- ell ce-
10 de las autoridades sanitarias, que
oJala esas esperanzas no sean defrau-
dadas.
Evening star., 1912-11-10

25c PIN SETS, 12c.
Gold-filled Collar Pin
Sets; three in set: fine
Roman gold finish: strongly
made: neat designs. (S)
Evening star., 1912-11-10

I5c WAISTS, &c.
THIS COUPON and &c for
Children's Knitted Waists.
low neck and double row OF
buttons Sold regularly at
l5c each. Isl
Evening star., 1912-11-10
sc LAUNDRY SOAP,

THIS COUPON and &c for
two regular sc cakes OF
Oleine Laundry Soap. (SD
Evening star., 1912-11-10
CORSET COVERS roc

THIS COUPON and lee
for Women's Corset Gov
ers: good quality muslin:
trimmed with lace edgings.
All sizes. (SD
Evening star., 1912-11-10
75c NIGHTGOWNS,

4oc.
THIS COUPON and 4ec
for Stamped Nightgowns.
of good quality nainsook,
in several pretty patterns.
Isl
Evening star., 1912-11-10

We shall offer in this sale Is Genu-
inc Alaskan Red Fox Sets. in half
dozen styles to select from; large
one-half barrel two-skin Muffs,
plain or trimmed. with very new
est and skin scarfs to match
Trimmed with natural heads, brush
es and paws.
Evening star., 1912-11-10

Beautiful quality of Soft. Lustrous
Black Ponyskin Coats of specially
selected heavy skins, full length,
with long shawl collar and deep
cuffs. Lined with imported serge
silk, changeable charmeuse and
satin duchesse.
Evening star., 1912-11-10

Fa s h on d of beautiful. silky
quality American fox, new single
skin scarf effect, with either large.
one-half barrel muff. trimmed with
head and brushtail. or large plain
pillow muff Beautifully finished
lined with satin duchesse.
Evening star., 1912-11-10

lot of these Silk Pettieoats on sale tomorrow az q
underselng We could
from makerand this number Will not be enough TO go
tailored and
underlays. All wanted
carefully neatly finished
black complete beautiful colors in
Guiding medium shades. OF any at
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-25

v The big fair OF 1912 is a matter OF his
tory. The exhibits were all ready by
Thursday morning and the streets were
decorated with the usual attractions of
FAIR time. t1he stands were seemingly
we'll patronized from the time OF open
ing. The trapeze performer gave a siren
uous performance aud the tall man was
IT. The band played and everything
was merry.
The ball game on Friday afternoon
between Dowagisc and Paw Paw was an
interesting one and especially was this
true for the home team and their friends,
as the score stood 6 to in favor OF Paw
Paw.
The leap year party Friday evening at
the opera house WAS we'll attended and
an enjoyable affair. The young ladies'
are to be congratulated upon the sue
cess Of this party, as 1t will undoubt-
edly be the last Of the season
Saturday was the big day. Numero rs
features were offered for that day, aud
carried out to the letter. The first ex-
citemeUt on the street was the bun eat.
lug cODleSl dl ~ a. lub CION u
gathered around the band stand, where
there were several contestants. The first
AID second prizes went to Grant Nc
Farliu and Cecil Bradley.
The pscing contest at II was an inter
estIng event also. Henry Cory Of Por-
ter won first aud Rob McWilliams sec
ond place.
The CREASED pig charged down through
the street soon after the last named
event and crowd of hilarious people
were trying to keep within sight of him.
We do not know whether oleomargarine
or axle grease was used in his toilet, but
that pig sure could go some. He did
not MAKE a home run though, for a
young man, Claire Stevens by name, had
made up his mind to overtake him, and
did, but be will probably "come over the
plate" about Christmas time.
The trapeze performer and a speech
bearing on politics held The attention of
the mass of people who gathered after
dinner until the time set for the we'd
ding, which occurred at 2:30.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-25
INTEREST is WIDESPREAD IN GREAT CONTEST
Entering DaiyBautu Prizes Admired
tuni ek-Tak ADVANTAGE OF Bonus Offers
,tions Carefully---Big Oppor-

The contest will be conducted sbso-
lutely on tho square. The True North
truer VII have no more interest in one
contestant han another. The race is
% be IN de solely upon its merits. One
candidate viii have just as good a chance
as another. The result will depend sole
~ upon eifJrt. Candidates ma5 enter
at auy time: It vii be six weeks con-
test aud 80 oOe is the winner until the
last vote Is M. Address all communica-
tious 10 the Contest Editors, Paw Paw.
See the Contest Editors for instructions
and ali details OF the contest Make all
money orders, checks, etc payable TO
The True Northeruer, Paw Paw, Mich
There is none of the element of chance
IN this contest. Ii is a simple, straight
forward campsign for subscriptions. To
secure the same results The True North.
erner would have been compelled to put
on battery of canvassers. 1t decided
to distribute this cost among its friends
to keep the money at hone.
The True Northerner has given you
this great opportunity to WIN ole of six
beautiful prizes absolutely free. A lit
tie effort, little determination vii,
bring rewards far 0ey ond any ordinary
ompensatiou. Jump ia and win. Send
IN your name at once. Come to the
Office OF The True Northerner and let
the contest editors explain how to win.
They will be glad to expain all the par
ticulars of the contest, and will gladly
assist all they can. Don't wait a sirgle
minute, but come now, right now You
can win If you start NOW.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-25
HIGHLY HONORED
BY HOME PEOPLE

II. /. Mcneil, who was so highly
honored last week by being elected
Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge 1.
O. O. F. of Michigan was heartily
greeted upon his return from Detroit
Saturday, when 100 of his brotherhood
met him at the train and escort
ed him to their lodge home, where a
reception was rendered hiuT Guests
were present from neighboring towns
including Hartford, Lawrence, Glen
dale, Marcellus and Decatur
Supper was served to about 200. b.
O'Dell acted in the capacity of toast
master and the responses were given
in cordial good fellowship.
The occasion was a happy one and
the Grand Master was congratulated
heartily upon attaining his high de-
gree.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-25

The ball game Saturday afternoon
was very we'll attended and 10 spite Of
the cold wave wa ch overlook us during
the afternoon, the spectators stayed by
the game. The visitors were the same
club as on Friday, They undoubtedly
believe in 40 eye Tor an eye for they
proceeded to do the same trick that ~as
turned on them the day 6eiore,au when
nine innings had been played the scort
stood 10 2.
The last evetiug of the fair was spent
in taking fiuai look at the exhibits hnd
thinking Of the vast amount of work 4,
requires To bring the results obtained
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-25

There is no expense whatsoever to
enter the contest, and the reward will
depend upon grit, application and stick
ing to it. The six prizes are as follows:
1925 Jansen Piano.
S75 Dining Room suite
so Diamond Ring.
$50 Bed Room Suite.
$50 Diamond Ring
SIS Gold Watch
The contest is open to any lady or
gentleman living in Paw Paw or Van
BUren county.
Al that is required to enter the con-
test is for you or a friend to cut a nomi-
nation coupon from The True North
erner found on another page, fill out
with your name or that of a friend and
mail or bring it TO the contest editors at
che office Cf The True Northerner; that
will start you in the outset with SOC
votes. You may also clip vote coupons
which Will be found in this issue, and
each will count you 100 more votes.
The object of this contest is to secure
reneNa $ aud new subscriptions to The
True Northerner and your votes will
come manly from that source. Votes
viii be allowed according to the follow
ing schedules:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-25

Universal, county wide interest is be-
ing manifested in The True Northern
er's great opportunity contest. Over a
score Of contestants have already en-
tered aud daily others are entering
Friends of these contestants even now
are showing their interest by sending
in subscriptions and votes. It's good
time to enter now, while the field is
new, and when later you may take ad
vantage OF the fiual rush when your
friends throughout the county will be
pulling for you.
Expressions of surprise are heard on
every hand at the remarkably fine ar
ray OF prizes. The question is daily
asked: "How can such an amount Of
money be given away in this commu.
nity?"
1t is big undertaking, 'tis true. But
for the fact that The True Northerner
is the best paper in Van Buren, county,
that its field is county wide and that it
has place in every home in the county,
such an amount in prizes would be out
of the question. But we are going to
give away the 100000, and whep, on the
evening Of Nov. %, the final court is
made it will be found that The True
Northerner will have become a welcome
visitor in hundreds and hundreds OF ad-
ditiopal homes.
This is ''great opportunity week" for
the contestants. At the head OF this
column will be found two bonus offers:
$1,000 extra votes for Sl5 in subs. and
10000 extra for $50 in subs, new and
old. Also DOUBLE votes for new subs.
Now there is no limit to the number OF
extra votes each contestant may obtain
You may secure as many OF the els and
$50 bonuses as you can-the more you
get the stronger will be your standing
And then this is also harvest week FOL
new subs. Each new sub. for the FOL
the following week carries double the
regular scale OF votes. These offers or,
In force till next Thursday evening
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-25
Large Number of Cases on
Calendar to be Tried
at Present Term.
MANY CASES ARE OF INTEREST
Case of Lewis VS.. W eidenfeIler Will
Attract Attention of Residents
in All Parts of County.

Circuit court convened Monday at l
o'clock p. m.
The call of the calendar was taken up,
with the following result:
People vs.. Wakely Elkenb berg, violation
of local option law. Continued over the
term.
People vs.. Malcolm S. Carney, viola
tion of pure food law. Entered plea OF
guilty.
People VS.. Samuel Sherrick, assault
with intent to do great bodily harm.
Not guilty pro formo.
People vs.. Archie Jameson, violation
of automobile law. Plea of guilty.
People VS.. Wakely Elkenberg, appeal.
Continued over term.
People VS.. John Howard, assault with
intent to murder. Defendant stood
mute" Plea of not guilty entered by
order of the Court.
with intent to murder. Plead not guilty.
People vs. John Mackey, violation Of
local option law. Plead guilty.
People vs.. George Baker, larceny.
Plead not guilty.
Criminal cases will be taken up for
trial as follows:
People vs. Samuel Sherrick.
People vs.. William Campbell.
People vs. George Baker.
People vs.. John Howard
Issues Of fact will be taken up for trial
as follows:
Brit Keel VS. Wilson Fruit Juice Co.
John L. Scsnlan vs. Tony Syein.
LaRUe j. Kent ct al vs. Fred Kid.
man.
Alice Brown vs.. Thos. j Cavanaugh.
Matthew Murphy W. Geo. Il. Rix ct al.
Others not yet arranged.
In the case of Archie Jameson, who
plead guilty to a violation of the auto
mobile law, sentence was passed Tues
day morning. and be was sentenced from
one to two years at Ionia, and immedi-
ately paroled on condition.
In the case Of Lyun j lie Wis vs. Chas
A. Weidenfeller, demurrer had been
filed by defendant, and this was argued
before the judge Monday afternoon.
Immediately after the argument the
Judge dismissed the demurrer and
stated that the case would come on for
trial in its regular order. L. H. Cava-
naugh, one of the attorneys for the
plaintiff, suggested that they were ready
and willing to take it no earlier il the
defendant wished, so that it could be
heard and disposed of before election,
but defendant did not agree to this, and
il will come in its regular order.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-25
GRAPES IN fine CONDITION

A short time ago Mrs. Walter Raleigh
wrote on a card packed in a basket Ut
grapes request for the person purchas-
ing 1T to report the condition OF the
fruit. This was done for proof of the
packing and handling in shipment. Fol-
lowing is the reply to the request:
SEssUMs, Miss, Oct. 19.
Yours OF Sept. 20 received the 18th
at our store in fine conditioI ard found
all I've kinds OF fruit OF lle most deli.
cious flavor. Bought from he Lewis
Mer. Co. Our grapes riper 10 July and
the Scuppernong In latter part Of Au-
gust. This is the frrs' grape grown
here. have never seen them grown ia
the poI =: ;'ry grow in clusters, color
~ hsz~ ut, hen ripe. Hope We may
lind s,,'.'hrr basket Of grapes like that
one. Yours. MRS. A. d. FRYK.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-25
PAW paw FAIR OF 1912 is NOW A MATTER OF HISTORY

work that has to he done in catchy
weather, it was difficult to secure c. bp-
GRAFTON. Nevertheless The farm pro-
ducts that were brought ia made cred
table showing
Nearly al the merchants erected
booths and they were, as h rule, very
nicely done. A few were unique and
merit special mention.
The Eugel BrKiug TO always have
somethl' to say through the medium
of spectacular display. This tine their
booIh b VAS resplendent with tue bea lti
ful cake Designed for lhe bride and also
II specIm+. -. nearly every kind of baked
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-25
EXTRA VOTES FOR EXTRA
EFFORT.

To make your work count big
right at the start. to enable you to
get extra votes for extra effort we
are going to make the following
offer:
1900 extra votes tor Sl5 in subs
10000 extra votes for $50 IN subs
This means that if you secure
between DOW and next Thursday
evening $50 10 subs. (new and OLD
you will be given 10000 EXTRA
votes over and above the regular
schedule. The $1,000 or 40, 900 mean
just what We say-EXrRA. You
can see what hustle will do.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-25

Continued on page 3.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-25

Subscription to Orange judd Farmer:
Earl Cleveland, Bangor; w. A. Chap
man, Bangor; Dewey Peterson, South
Haven; Franklin Johnson, Gobbleville;
Harvey Buckler, Berlamont; Max Red
ding, Berlamont.
Every township in the county except
Porter and Decatur were represented in
the contest. Seventy-two enrolled last
spring and 40 exhibited corn.
1t is impossible to get the list of the
all winning prizes at this time, but
will publish the names next week.
One of the many tempting exhibits at
the fair was in the fruit section OF the
big tent, where several boxes Of large
ripe, luscious straw berries caused the
mary visitors mouths "to water" as they
rAnttnnaA
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-25

The labor of placing the exhibits and
guarding them for four days is 20 small
item This usually falls upon the broad
shoulders of the capable men and WON
over and get nothing in return but the
hearty thanks Of few tair minded peu-
pie and the light. half hearted compIi.
ments OF the maj 'rlty who think that
they should have doue more.
The ores in charge cf the enterprise
are to be congratulated on the success
OF it, as Oh Il count of busy times in
the grape harvest aud general farm
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-25
Important.

Remember this: You vii notice that
all the Xtra vote offers are limited a
to time. Never, und r any conSidrrd-
ton will they ne increased When the
day comes 90 wllch they eXDirs new
otf-r val be mad, bat 1t wi ba re
ducad ia value. Never agsHo during the
contest m ~ YOU ohtaio such value for
your subs AS RICH Z NOW.
Do not hold back your SUBS expect
ing to get big vote Tor them at the
close. II you 0 You will be dsapuoint-
ed. This is a merit contest. We are
going to give the handsome rewards for
work. NJ mtmpu alton OF the vote
offers will be made 80 that some eleventh
hour laggard will get big vote for subs
held back. Those who enter now, take
advantage of the extra vote offers and
work to the finish are the ones who will
be the winners.
Rules and Regulations.
Anyone taking The True Northeruer
when the contest is started will be
counted as an old subscriber Those
eel as new. a subscription will not be
counted as new il it is simply transferred
from one member OF a family TO an
other.
NJ employee of The True Northerner
will oe permitted to enter the contest as
a candidate. Votes cannot be trans
ferred from one candidate to another af-
fsar hT.. 10 l., Il
tie the value of the prize tied will be
equally divided between those tieing.
Where the Prizes Will Go.
There will be two districts in order to
insure absolute fairness in the distribu
tion Of the prizes.
District No. will comprise the in
corporated village of Paw Paw.
District No. will comprise all terrific
ry outside Of Paw Paw together with the
towns and villages therein.
The contestant having the greatest
number OF votes will be awarded the
piano; then the contestant standing
highest in the opposite district will be
awarded the dining room suite. The
same plan will be followed in awarding
the four district prizes, each district al.
ternating until all are awarded. Thi:
plan has the stamp of absolute fairness
One district can have no advantage over
the other.
Any question that may arise between
contestants will be determined by the
contest editors, and their decision vii
be absolute and final. Candidates are
not confined to their own districts while
they are after votes, but may secure
them anywhere, BY the filing OF votes
all candidates must accept aud agree te
all conditions.
The contest officially opens October
Is and closes at o'clock on the evening
OF November %.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-25

cred in travel. We will not attempt a
description OF this wonderful collection
this week, but wilt later take the subject
up and give something OF an idea as to
it's educational and commercial value.
Roy Tuttle, the florist, made a fine
showing his booth presenting a beauty
spot OF autumn foliage. with potted
plants and splendid array OF bulbs and
cut flowers.
+. l.. Hudson's man turned his back
on the whole show, but he was swell
dresser. His hair looked snarly, but
aside from that he vas in fine trim.
PRIZE WINNERS IN BOYS CORN GROWING
CONTEST.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-25

WHITE CORN.
lst, Cecil Lafier, Bangor $40
WHITE CAP DENT.
lst, John Bregger, Bangor $40
2nd, Phylo Warner, Kendall ---- 8
3rd. Howard Snow, Berlamont .----- 5
4th, Cecil Trim, Bangor l
YELLOW DENT.
lst, Ned Starr, Bangor $40
2nd, Joseph Wheeler, SO. Haven. 8
3rd, Dana Bridges, Bangor - 5
4th, Clifford Pugsley, Paw Paw l
Jesse Whine, Bangor l
Ralph Allen, Bloomingdale l
Francis Lynch, Bangor .-- l
Clarence Conklin, Hartford -