Charlevoix county herald., 1912-02-24

Buy your Nusicst iustruueucS az
MACK's.
Don't forget Hubbard's Leap Year
Sale next Thursday--the Goth. Our
entire stock ut One Quarter on for
One Day Only.
II YOU would like some real, live,
up-tO-date testimony on the best cor
set manufactured today" "SPIRELLA
call up Mrs. ]. II. Momberger at the
County Farm and she will tell you
that "SPIRELLA" Is the only one she
Lever wears since she has known It's
merits. Before adopting .'SPIRELLA
she paid ten dollars year for corsets,
since then IL does not cost her one
half as much Mrs. NJ. E. Heston Ia
the "SPIRELLA" Representative.
Miss Agnes Detiaff and Mr.. Fred
Nachazel were united In wed-lock at
ST. Joseph's church on Monday last,
In what was. without doubt, one OF
the season's prettiest weddings. The
church was filled with admirlng
friends as both are wcll-known Young
people. Miss Emma Nachazel assist
ed the bride and julius NachazeI at
tended the groom. After the cere.
mony a sumptious breakfast was serv:
ed at the home OF Mrs. Anthony Ma
chazel, and in the evening a reception
was held at the new home of the mar
ried people, which Is cozily situated
on the west side. {
The Michigan State Telephone has
just recently completed plans for the
purchase OF the Swaverly Telephone
Company property between Pellstop
and Manton, including exchanges at
Pellston, Petoskev, BOyne Fails, Man.
celona, Ksikaska. South Boardman
and Fife Lake. This deal will enable
these subscribers to secure connection
with a large number of exchanges and
subscribers OF the Bell system that
they have not had iD the past, iDclud-
ing large development 10 Antrim.
Charlevoix. Cheboygan and Emmett
counties. Heretofore these subscribers
have not been in con nectlon with the
Antrim county system and Boyne City,
CharlevOix, East Jordan, Cheboygan
and other important tributary points.
The consent Of the Michigan Railroad
Commission is necessary, and applica-
ton has been made to them for per-
mission TO merge the property
1t will be recalled that attentiou
was recently directed to the fact that
the G0ebel Brewing company of De-
troit.is IAN institution largely owned
by English stockholders. Dividends
aud profits TOR one year TO the amount
OF SOC, GOO were sent from Michigan TO
London to the foreign stockholders Of
the Detroit brewery. AT meeting
iIelu In Lortlon the English capitalists
returned $4,000 of that money 10
Michigan to assist the brewery lnsprO-
vidfng favorable conditions" for the
increase Of its business. The presld-
| luB UulCtT dD blIf uitcbtik VI LUc LOu-'
don stock holders OF the GOebel Brew
ing Company bOasted Of the fact that
the opponents of brewery domination
In Michigan were not likely To do
much harm TO our company because
our atDalgmatiOn IS OF such a charac-
ter that 1t can easily contend with
their opposition. The people OF
Michigan through which the $4,000
sent from London TO Detroit.as brew
ery defense fund item will he expend-
ed 1t is further especially interest
ing just now To haye il in mind that
an important purpose in seeking TO
compel the return OF saloons to many
Michigan counties in which they are
now forbidden is TO provide for in;
creased dividends TO the English
stockholders Of Michigan brewerles.