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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1912-11-01
NOVEL AND DAINTY SANDWICHES

Every hostess. when entertaining,
racks her brain for something that
will be little different from those
served by her friends. When prepar-
ing the sandwiches why not use fancy
cutters instead of the squares and tri-
angles which have been the thing so
long? Some will say, there is so
much waste in using cutters" That
is true, but those scraps need not be
wasted, and sandwiches of this kind
are so much more attractive, a point
that every entertainer strives for.
The greater the variety of cutters
you possess the more stylish will be
your refreshments.
The hardest part of making sand
wiches is in cutting the bread thin
enough. The more wafer-like, the
more dainty they are.
To make especially nice sandwiches,
the crust of the bread is removed.
The butter used for spreading sand
witches should be creamed until soft
and waxy. Nuts chopped and mixed
with cream cheese will make most de
lectable sandwich filling.
When meat Is used it is better to
chop It and add the desired seasonings
and milk or cream to make it of the
consistency to spread.
Spanish peppers pounded to paste
and mixed with cream cheese is an
other tasty combination.
An excellent sweet sandwich is ma
pie sugar grated and mixed with
chopped almonds, or marmalade or
preserved Fingered pears make nice
filing, chopped fine.
Fish pounded TO a paste and mixed
with little salad dressing makes
good sandwiches
Preserved ginger chopped and
thinned TO spread with some of the
strip is another favorite with those
who are fond of ginger.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1912-11-01

AS the perfect family csnrot
be produced except by the equal
cooperation of the father and
mother, SO no scheme Of govern
ment will ever be just that does
not build upon this principle
Samuel M. Jones, Late "Golden
Rule Mayor" of Toledo.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1912-11-01
Nl@E&EsfGEEEN
||12cs7EE-geg:gy724BENET

<rA years nest;
In last years cream there are no flies;
No vain regrets disturb my breast
For aught that In the future lies;
And last years birds and last years
flies
Have passed the reach OF tears and
signs.
Bob Burdette.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1912-11-01
Glva Than tl1s Ballet.

The social and moral uplift that Is
so clearly apparent where women are
permitted TO vote ought TO appeal TO
every man in Michigan and induce him
to vote for equal suffrage next fall
Adrian Daily Times.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1912-11-01
Z9eKfGHEN'|


E MUST live through tho
dreary winter.
II we would value the spring;
And the woods must be cold and silent
Before the robins sing.
The flowers must be buried In darkness
Before they can bud and bloom,
And the sweetest. warmest sunshine
Comes after the stormsand the gloom.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
Notice Annual RHeeting.

Notice is hereby given that, by order of the president, the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the Black Diamond Gold Min ing Company will be held at the company's office, No. 8, Whaling Building, Valdez, Alaska, on Mon- day, November {, 1912, at 6 o'clock p: m., for the election ;ot directors and such other business as may regularly como before the meeting. .., .sn-a t, -,.g-..
 r, GEO. 7. LOVE, seeSstayy !,
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
MINE SHIP
 |S WANTED
The Atlantic Coast Wants Mine Laying ship Similar to That On
 Pacific Coast

WASHINGTON, D. C., November f. The navy department is consider ing the construction of a mine lay. ing ship for the Atlantic coast or the conversion of some appropriate vessel for that purpose. The San Francisco at present is the only mine laying ship in the navy but has been in service on the Pacific coast. The department plans to give the Atlantic coast similar protection.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
LATE STEAMER
 FROM DAWSON

i'hNN NiI Nov. 9Th" steamer Nidrttr Hdi"h From h"r" yesterday with q large I'a>>rnrrr list. This Is thr I,tc.t . steamer ever Irrf this port
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05

f"in"rI'"w inc jury commissioners will >''i"cl grii1d and priIt jury vcnirr for il" b"r"iIb"r term "r court Tb, pctii jury panel Will c"r>I>i of more ihau nr. ty ninn>.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
Taxes Due

Taxes fui the town of Val drz for the year 1912 are now due and payable at my office, Room 10, Whaling Building. Taxes will be delinquent on Mon- ray, DG'cm6cr ,, 1912. at six o'clock p. m., and unless paid prior thereto 8 per cent per au- mum will hc added to inc amount thnrcnf. No interest will br all lowed on Town Warrants in payment 'of Iaxcs after Novcm- b"r 1. 1912. OTicc hours 9:3O a. m. io i2 m. and from 9 p. m. to { p. m. except Sundays and Mondays
 C.. C.. REYNOLDS.
 Town Trcasurcr Dated October 3I. t0I2. k tI-if Mr. T. q. Quinn leaves for tbc out. side on the Sampson, as a delegate to th" Grand Arctic Camp, which meets h Vancouver this month.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05

Jim Davis came up From tlIr $ralry- Davis Hiiir ihiS morning.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05

IT, >Iai insprrtor smith and brrd" ar rived m town un ilr Curtluva.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

9. 9, 5atriidgefcbrt. = Sos. De-
@er1ter fat sic alte Menlfen=6arm,
Sic CT crl It fitr5lih in ieinen @eltt5
6rodte, ieinem Sdhpiegeri obne Sos.
aiibelbed iiberlaiien, ser 6ieielbe 6te=
len Script be5ieben miro. - ST. %.
S. &ren1er trof Mitte letter @ohe
bon minneapolis bier SIT Seitd} bel
Ieincn @tern Gin. Ser jltltge Mr5t lit
0roSuirter Ser Mirneloto 5taatsnni=
p~eriitdt Ii. prafti5irte iiber eip Sabr
lit einen staotbulpital SIT Minneo=
polls, mo er iett ais einer ser 8e=
hiilfen 0es StoStar5tes lit 3ienit 1tc=
bcr 1piro.
ct. Midplas.
Mutb. 9. Gode,10orf un0 6ralt,
neldp sur Staotsfair nah Mi11nea=
polis mare>1, feierten 6oielblt bel Ser
Tornilie 9fif. 9pdenoorf sen II. Sah=
restag ibrer @od]5eit. Neit Sen @a=
item, Sic 0os 6eit mitmod)ter1, miin=
ld:er Scnlclber ortd fire bieiige1
Treu1r6c, SOB i9!1cn 0os Set ser Sohz
restpieScrfehr Ser &ermablrng nod)
ha,1iig SIT feiern perg0nut lei. =
Moth. @%onuneroing he5og NIT @1ei1en1
i5nt iii,1git anqetronten @eibden LETT
ten Mpntog sic friibere Setter @rob
Iarm i,r ser NQbe bon MltzSt. Midp=
lmts, mdlde er gu eigen fat 1tn0 o1ti
Ser CT icinen bdltsliGen Serb gritn<
Sen miro. M0ge es ibm u,16 ieiner
@attin sort itets na6 @ltnid erge=
fer. = 2ebten Donneritag Morgen
ltarb bier int &al1ie lei1es Sdpieger>
lphncs 6ron5 @ellens @ilbelm Gas=
fes, meld}er Dor flint @oden erit iein
Seinr init ieiner i'm iiberleben0en
Satin noh bier berlegte. Ser Ser
itorbene mltroe in 1885 in grgen tm
Gbeinlonoe geboren, fam in 1879 NIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

icincr 6amilie lit Sic es 2anS u11o licb
tidy in Sbofopce nie0er, mo- er orei=
5e9n SATIRE iein @eim b%ei6ebielt, Damn
nod G1osfa lttnspg, no CT perl 6ieSc=
ne @eld)Gfte betrieb uro NO err Dor
5pei Sa6relt feline gol6ene @odSeit
%feiertc. Ct lit iiber ei1r Sabr at ser
@ailerl udt, BON Intelligent 2ei5en ib1
Ser 500, al1f SEN er ii6 beltens por=
bereitet batte, erlDite. Mit ser @at=
tin betraltern 0rei &in5er Ben So6 6es
gl1ter &oters. 2ebte1 Samitog fono
auf Sent bieligelr @ottesafer sic Be-
eroigun1g itott, nad0eln ser bod)m.
Ffarrer $. &lein eil1 &eqltiem fiji
feline Seelenrube gebalten batte. Gem
&erltorbeuen sic emige &1be lr1o SET
@interbliebnen lt1rler @eilei0. - 2eo=
mars Sofal1ns fot leine neu errid)tete
@obruu1a init ieiner Samilie int unie=
rent Staotden be5oger1. - Commit
Steil lieb ol1sgangs ser @oGe ieinen
sS1ods orei6en, meldjer Is bis Is
@l1idel per gder ergob; 0clngen1aiBf
te3ohlt Iid> bos Nohs5ieben ol1d] in
6ieler @ege116. - 9eif. 8ilie!1er, alte=
tier Sobn ser 6omilie Matb. 8illener
BON Minneapolis, lit Bier bel Ser
lpal1oten oltf Sc JUDI. - Sonntog cling
Ser Sl1ngfral1enoerein in Ser 6riib=
nteiie 5atr fl. &ornnt1nion. - &err
&nrl Sdmit, @ebiilfaidrlll1perinten
sent, mar NIT 6aattlie @onntag lit
ltrierer Mitte ltn6 balf Sen Gin5ug
ieiner gdppiegereltern 9eonar5 So
bonn5 lit ibre nere @obn1ag ntit=
feiern. - 2ebten Montag tprroe Ser
ltnterri6t lit ser Sdl1le BET Ser &tr=
de bon SRI. sc. &arIs mie6er altfge=
monument; es l%te1te11 itd] fit oen Mn=
fang 81 &in5er eir. Mu6 I'M 2iifrift
Go. II, no SRI. Marg. Sell a1s 2eb<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

rerin angeltellt lit, fat leBte ISOLDE
ser 5dhllunterridt ieinen Mnfarg &C.
non1men. = Eeter 3enner un6 Graa
aus oen1 miriidcn Settlement maren
sonntag bier bci oem 6omilien Sobn
Stonm1es uno 9fif. @onmneroing 31
@qlte. 9ebtcrer beiudte sic 5ounilie
9eif. @ildof 1T goen 8allep, 5eren
Sob11 Mifolaus bel Ser 9. @entges
Grelbmaihi einen 9einbrlrb erlitt;
Ser junge YuridJe befiltoct iid) III fritz
idelm 31ltn,oe.
&c.. &idJmpnb.
Ser bctagte Motbia3 &enl1cs, tpcl<
d,er Sabre lang 81, sen bieligen Stir
gcrn 5a6lte inns Sic Commemorate
bier bci ici,,em sobr1e 2ambert oer>
hrodte, fat iid) Mitte letter 8od)e
nad) st. G(oao begchc,1, mo er mieoer
6as ct. Solepbs Mltenbeim, in Sem
er kreit5 1pabren6 Ser lebte1 @inter=
monote iein 9uartier batte, be5ogen'
fat. = SsSn1 al1beraewobnli6 Sitter
bon 81 Sabren fat int &al,ie i6rer
Sodter, sic bier ,pobnc1,6en sSrau
Mid. &olb, ant Montag LETTER ISOLDE
6ralt Mnno Maria Miller infolge bon
Mltersidipdde SOS 3eitlide aeiegnct.
9ie @eritorbene tpur6e int Sanuar
1928 lit Mie6ertpeis, &egierungSbe=
5irf Srier, 8reuBen, %aeboren, bon mo
iie NIT ibrem @atten nad Mmerifa
oustpa10erte, AZ SATIRE in ct. Mortin
,tn5 ipdterbin 5ebn Sabre lit 6ieiem
&i1oge ibr @eim batte. SIR @atte
ail1g ihr Dor lieben Sabren in Sic
Gipigfeit norol1. 3rei Sinner: Tro1
@idl. &oIb bon hier, Sohn Mi1er bon
ct. Martin 11n6 5rau Sacob Mebr
bon Spring Sill betralter,t sen 500
ser gltter Mltter. Die 8eerbialsng
fon6 Donneritoa lit ct. Mortin itatt.
SIR sic emige @l,be l,n6 sen @inter=
bliebere11, Sic cine quite Mlttter ut1ter
ser gr0e miiien, unier 8eiletb. -
@Gbrer1o ei11es @etpitters, 6os per=
gangene Montog Maht iiber 6iele &C.
aeng 5og, fl1br Elm 81ititrab1 in 8.
g. 6ennes, 6aus, 6os bon Or. Mc=
GarthD's Tamilie befpobnt lit. Ser
gtrobl riGtete int Snnern 6es Sc
bdltSes beSertenoen gdo0en an; sic
@emobner fatne1t NIT 6em blob BEN
5dreden 6apo1. - 3eno S. Mfoier
febrte nad 5rei @oden langem Muf=
entbolte in Mberbeen, g. g, mo- ct
beim Dreiden ol,f ieiter 6arm sic
Obcrleitlma fiibrte. nod &i6mono
5l1riid. - s. $. &lein Der an6te Ell
ne neutrality-suspicious. gemiidteS
Gie6 nudj SiiS=st. Nolt1. - 9ltbmia
@eber lit bon Seem l11m 5uriidaefebrt,
mo- err Sic Commemorate berbradte.
SRI. Morio @anSer hat itd 1ebten
SamItog na6 mbertotue begeben, mo
fie als 2ebrerin Mnitellunq bat. -
6amilie SSacob 5teffens bon Minneas
poIis mar bier bel ser Samilie ST.
cob 6eioer 5n @oite. - ST. ser So
milie sobn Socobs ite0te ltd Elm nut1t=
teres MGoden Elm. M0ge 6as &ino=
hen a1tr 6rel&6e ser @ltern madIen
un6 ge6eibem. - ltniere Gilloge edit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

le fat Montog letter ISOLDE nit 225
&ilroern ibren Mmfong genommen.
ct. Intbonp.
Ser 6onnilie ssl,lius 8odel muroe
elm mutteres MG5den geboren. @liif
oa5u! = Sobn @relters bon @aro
spring mar sonntag init ieinem
Sobne Otto III 9egleitung 5es sos.
&erfelDoff bier auf 8en1d. - Heter
geder 11ro SRI. @liie @utemer ml1r=
Sen Sonntag in Ser 8farrfirde erit=
mails gum fl. gbelton6 berfiin6igt. -
Gonnerlng Ntcno mar sic Mlbonp
Mliiffapeue IN 5ebn Ml1tos bier l115
aa6 Elm CONCERT, bas groben 8eifau
falr6. IS folgten Damn politi16e Sc
Sen nit erniten gntidliilien, sic spobl
Gienitag BEL ser @abl lire @eltung
erlangt baben mer6en. = 1ran sdri=
Der, melde ii6 ieit ncbrercn @o9en
0es angcnefnen 8eil1d)es fires Brit
Ser5 9erng. 8eitfamp aus @roB,
Meltpbolen, erfrelt, eri %tattete 9ien=
itag in 6eiien 8egleitung einen 8e=
iud in ct. CLOUD, 5anit ser 8rroer,
bebor er int October sic &eimreiie
no6 @eitpbalen antritt, ni@t blos
NIT SEN 9an0itd5ten in SteornS
County lor6ern audi nit 5eiien
Sa1ptito6f hefannt mer1e. Mmerifa
bat ollf Sen iltngen @erren @eitfan1p,
lomeit CT 5asi elbe 1pdbreno ieines bier
Monate 1angen 9(ufentbaltes fenren
gelernt> einen 10 guten Gin6rud ge-
modt, boB er sic &eiie nad 6ieiem
2an6e inn fomn1er16en Sabre mobl mie=
ser MAIDEN mir6, fails iein 8orboben
nid1t on Sem @iocrmoQen elmer ibm
ans &er5 getpadlenen Nerion idei=
tern miro. @ier ipiir5e mani sic @ie=
herfebr 6es jl,ngen 6eutiden Monnes
bon @er5en begriiBen. Gem Manner
ieineS Sdlages fin6 es, Sic in oieiem
Sallue erHllHl0I 1thO.
8mdman.
Sn ser bie1igen &farrfir9e idloi=
ie1 Dienitag %Dergangener @ode bei
eilrem bonn bodm. Nfarrer 8renoer
gebaltenen @rnltamte Sen @nn6 fiir's
2eben Sohn M}iiGer nn6 SRI. Moria
3erselt. SSn sic pieIen @liid1piinide,
Sic Sem il1rgen Haare BON 8erpan6=
ten nn6 8efannten entboten pur6en,
%ltin,11t nl19 Ser "Mor01tern" aus gar1=
sent @er5elt elm. - 9ie 8rudman
Creamery befi,r0et lih 1a11t @eridt
heS @l1ttern1od}ers un6 @etriebslei=
tiers 8: %. Socobs in bliiben0em 3l'=
itnl1Sa. Die Creamery bat 1876 Suit
Sen, bon 0e11e11 SO Mctieninhaber iin0.
SIN @al15en mur6en Sen &l1l15en inn
p%crgoneenen @eid>aftsjabr $780,
% ol1sbe5oblt; sic Totaleinnabmen
fir Derion0te @ntter betrug $685.
Ost 10, in meld)e Mehnung Ser
&erth bon 1000 norban6ener1
Nfl116 8utter nidt eingeidloiien
lit. - SS1 Ser 6amilie Sobn
gdpnolfe it. itelte iih anfangs
letter @ohe Cit ml111teres 8iibden
eilr, mos,t SEN begIiidten Gltern uro
Sem @robpapa Sfmolfe I'M Iere @ra=
tlllatipn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
Mon bon 6reeport, 5lpeiter
$500; 6re0 20ldl bon &imbau,

tr1tS Non bon Sreeport, %5>peiter
&reis $500; 6re1 2olH pon &imball,
0ritter &reis $500; q. 9tierenbal1ien
BON &oscoe, pierter Ereis $500;
5000 9reiie erbielten gltber &0nig,
&emigm1s Sten, Sobn 9ergn1aml, 81.
McSntpre, @ernt. @eld, s. &eo,gb,
q. 8eter, Maria Mieters, IS. gpal1s
ll5 8m. Burger; $t.00 &reile lpl1r=
Sen 5llerfamrt @alter &ansonn, 2poio
&r,tppe, @arp. Yerrp, Subn Neter=
nen, Sos. Gmns, 6ranees SIN, Ee=
ter Mptb, Suianna Mal,s, Sobn Sic
len ltro @elena &idter.
3psepc.
Sic bieligclSdptle NIT @errn Carl
@0rger ais Nrin5ipal fat lebtcn Mpn=
tag ihren Mnfang g%enonunen; sic Nn=
5obl ser Sinner, Sic lid an Gr0ff=
1uungstoge einitellte, mar cine rebt
erfreulide. : Math. 8rib un0 San1i=
lie un6 @cter Sober moren Scu1tag
in Co.'s Spr;lm BEL Ser San1ilie' M11=
ton Mlrggli 81 @alte. = Sic. @an5er
fat ieinen Mntbeil at Sent bieiigen
S6unfgeid)afte oent Sacob gngelbarb
BON &idm1on0 fduflid) iiberlaiien,
Scr 0osielbe in &erbinoltng nit Spbn
@on5er peiter fiibren miro. - 6an1i=
lie Ibmnas Sal1er mad)te Sonl1tag
per Mrto eine1t Mblteder nah Coils
Spring, mo- ser 8elatb Ser 6amilie
SEQ &eisler gait. - Sda1liuperinte1r
Sent 90. q. @0rger bon ct. Glol1o
fat fir oiel e ISOLDE leinen Sc l1d BEL
leinen1 bier mpbncnoen 8rlt6er &arl
ongemelbet.
Gplo Gpring.
@odap. P. &ouIinlts, 8. g. g., bon
ct. Saul trof 9ienltag SIT 8eild) iei=
ner bier momeroen Sdpel ter, ser
6rau Otto @olt eiu ul10 begab iid
onoern Soges bon bier nab Ser ct.
Sesobns Mbtei. - 9ie bieiige &illage
Sdl11e fat ont Montag nergaltgel1er
@ode lire Sfore mie6er ge6ffnet.
10 &illoer itenten iid) gum l1n=
terridt, l111o an ienem Sage trot &err
Sobn @pdel1 ieiu 81. 9ehriafw als
Oberlebrer unlerer Sdplle at. -
Mod n1ebrere @oden lo11geur @eludc
BEL Ser Tomilie Sofann Otter lit
Eeter &0rber noG ieilrem Semi III
Seattle, @aib, 5uriidaefedrt. So
lepb &1ping lit hier in @egleituna
ieines Sdppiegeriobnes ~. Sd1pegel
lctte Mod)e bon Go11noa e%ingetroffen.
SEER Sdhpcgel ur1terlteute iih ir5tli=
d}er @eban0lltng, mdbren5 @err ST.
ping bereits pie0er noh %iei11en1 fal1o=
6iihen @eim 5l1riid9efebrt III. -
Motb. &anien 1tn0 9. $. Solter bo=
ben 6os 6l1n5antent fir 6en nelte1
Mnbar on Mid. S6ralnmels @ob=
nltl1g bouer1oet un0 Sic Shrei1er mo-
den nit ibrer Mrbeit 5ltfrieoenl telel1=
Sc 6orti6ritte. - Mnfangs letter
@p6e febrte Sobn. Studs bon Nor6=
6afota, mo er ieinen Sdlmiegerlobn
inns Gpdter beiudte. nad bier 5uriid.
- 6rou g. s. @ne1rbeder, melde bier
mebrere @oden bei &ermon0telt un5
Treun6e1r GIT 8eiuh tpar, lit lette $50
DIE na6 ibrem @eim in Sio1r Solls,
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-08

J. T. Brady spent Sunday in Car
bondale.
C. NJ. Harris is in New York city
on business.
Miss Margaret Griffin spent Sunday
in Scranton.
E. w. Gammell was a Scranton Wis
itor over Sunday.
Edwin Butler was visitor in
Scranton on Sunday.
Miss Ella Sharpsteen spent Sunday
with Scranton friends.
Miss Elizabeth Lowe spent Sunday
with friends in Carbondale.
Louis Jacobson, of Pittston, is
transacting business in town.
John Bryant is doing the carpen-
ter work in Erik Bros store.
Miss Lactea Hawkins spent Sun
day with friends in Carbondale.
Miss Myrtle Shaffer and little Jas
Spencer spent Sunday at the former s
home in Peckville.
Mrs. Emanuel Freeman and son
| Edward, were entertained by friends
in Scranton on Sunday.
Amos Ward and daughter, Mis-:
Alice, were visiting relatives in Orsor
the latter part of last Week,
William Andrews, of New York
| is repairing some of the machines in
the DurlandWeston shoe factory this
week.
Gilbert White, Mrs. Horace Welct
and Miss Jessie White returned Sat
urday from Crescent City, Florida
where they spent the winter.
Mrs. P. F. Griffin underwent ar
operation for appendicitis on Satur
day in the Moses Taylor hospital
Scranton. DR.. J. w. wainwright per
ofrmed the operation.
Mrs. Clyde Leftwich and son Adj
son, returned home the first of the
week from a pleasant visit at tht
home of her sister,, Mrs. Louis A
Dain, Paterson, n. J. Mrs. Dain ac
companied her home.
Mrs. Alma Bortree spent tn,
weeks end with her brothers, Mel
son j., and Geoge E. Spencer OF
Eleventh street. Mrs. Bortree ha
resigned her position as teacher will
the Hawley High school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Z. Mills, OF BROOK
line, Mass, a fashionable suburb o
Boston, are expected in Honesdal,
to-day for a viist with the latter
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William B
Holmes. They are making the tril
in their own automobile.
Miss Stiles, who came to Homes
dale to care for Miss May Weston
was taken suddenly i'll shortly afte
arriving in Honesdale and had to b
taken to the private hospital OF Dl
Reed Burns in Scranton for care an
treatment. She was removed to tina
city on Saturday evenings Fri
Scranton train.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-08

s. G. BUFF oRPHINGToN COCK
erels for sale f. b. Lord. 24eitf
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-08
DANDRUFF AND ITCHING SCALP
YIELD TO ZEMO TREATMENT.

Why should you continue to ex-
pertinent with salves, greasy lotions
and fancy hair dressings trying to
rid your scalp of germ life. They
can't do it because they cannot pene-
trate to the seat of the trouble and
draw the germ life to the surface of
the scalp and destroy it.
Why not try a PROVEN REM
EDY? One that will do this. We
have a remedy that will rid the scalp
OF germ life and in this way will
cure DANDRUFF and ITCHING
SCALP.
This remedy is ZEMO, a clean, re,
fined, penetrating scalp tonic that
goes right to the seat of the trouble
and drives the germ life to the sur.
race and destroys it.
A shampoo with ZEMO (ANTI-
SEPTIC) SOAP and one application
of ZEMO will entirely rid the scalp
of dandruff and scurf. Do not hesi-
tate, but get bottle of ZEMO to-
day. 1t acts on a new principle and
will do exactly what VIC claim for it.
Sold and endorsed by the A. NJ.
Leine's Drug Store.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-08

-Honesdale has Wilkes-Barre
" beaten to a frazzle " when it comes
to the role of a Millionaire for a
Day" On Saturday last a young lad
of nine summers, who lives in the
vicinity of Seelyville, was McDevitt
in disguise with the exception of the
first part of the story. Taking the
advantage of the absence of a neigh
Dor the young lad climbe into a
window and assuring himself that no
one was home he started to ransack
the house. A child's bank was dis
covered and its contents, amounting
to $l5 taken. \ further investiga-
tion led % the discovery of a silver
matchbox. Throwing the contents
upon the floor the lad took it and
then left the house. He came to
Honesdale and had a glorious
time" He bought candy, ice cream,
base balls, bats and mits, To cap
the climax the would-be millionaire
engaged board and lodging in Hotel
! Wayne, but before his dream had
materalized some one else had
! learned that he had been in their
house and they put a stop to the fun.
! Detective Spencer found the young
man at the hotel. Out of the amount
obtained the boy had a few cents
over 50 left in his blue jeans. He
| was turned over to the custody of his
! father.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-08

Born, a son, to Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence G. Iloff, Cherry Ridge on
Sunday.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-08

The will of Franklin Holbert,
late of Lackawaxen, who died re-
Gently at Equinunk, Pa, was probat-
ed at Milford last week. The be-
quests 10 shares of stock (par
value $500 in the Little Equinunk
Bridge company, to Mrs. William
Kimble of Matamoras; residue of
property of whatsoever nature to his
wife, Elnora #. Holbert, who with
Oakley Tyner of Equinunk, were nam
ed as executors.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-08
FARMERS and MECHANICS BANK
HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION
Stockholders and Patrons Are Pleas
ed With the Past Years Showing.

Stockholders and Patrons Are Pleas-
ed With the Past Years Showing.
One of Wayne county's popular
and growing banking institutions, the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, held
its annual meeting of stockholders at
the banking house, corner of Main
and Tenth street, Tuesday, May Z,
at 10 o'clock, at which time the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year; NJ. E. Simons, presi-
dent; j. r. Tiffany, vice-president;
c. A. Emery, cashier; directors, NJ.
b. Allen, George G. Abraham, j. s.
Brown, Oscar f. Bunnell, VIM. II.
Dunn, W. M. Fowler, w. b. Guinnip,
NJ. j. Hanlan, Fred w. Kreitner, j.
f. Krantz, G. VIM. Sell Fred w.
Stephens, NJ. e. Simons, j. F.. Tiff
fany, Geo. w. Tisdell, John Weaver.
This bank has shown a very gratify-
ing growth during the past year.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-08
LAUNDRY.

Why not have the best work done?
The Lackawanna Laundry Company
does it. Thos. F. Bracey, Agent.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-08
"Who's Who and Why"

A complete short story appearing
in the Friday MAY 10th) issue of
The Citizen. Don't miss it. 35ei3
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-08
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE A COMFORTABLE
little home, a stones throw from
the borough. Price $3.50. DORM
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-08

s. c. BUFF oRPINGToN EGGS.
Blooded stock. $1.00 setting OF
Is. F. B. Lord, Honesdale, Pa. 24eit
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

TWO OR THREE GIRLS WANTED
at box factory at once. ottt,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
BUSINESS SESSIONS
OCCUPY TINE OF
The FIREMEN
Delegates to Union Meeting
Discuss Various Matters Of
Interest to Organization and
Individual Members.

business sessions Of considerable
Interest to the brotherhood Of Loco
motive F'iremen and knRsnemen as an
organization and 20 individual mctn-
hers WIS the chief feature Of today :
program OF the flremenH Union con-
ventinn. now on in Albuquerque. The
attendance az the meetings today was
not az great as had been expected, II
la believed, however. that the results
oi tha convention Will be tar-reaching
A. T.. culyer. who promoted the
day that the attendance was NOT as
large as had been anticipated. He ~
confident. however that by tomof-
row many more DELEGATES win be-
here.
The visiting fiFenten are being well
entertained both by the members of
Uinhland lodge and the ntnuscmcuts
afforded by The Geniiemen's Driving
club.