Charlevoix county herald., 1912-01-06

Miss Ethel Locke Ia assisting at
Votruba's Cash Store.
Semi-Annual Clearance Sale now
on at Il. e. Hubbard & Co.'S.
Mrs Munson of lrOnton Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis OF this city.
Mrs. B. Hammond spent first of the
week with Boyne City friends.
Frank A. Kenyon was down from
Mackinac Island first Of the week.
The blacksmith may be an expert
forger without being arrested for IL.
Miss Grace KeenhOlts is home from
SpringvaIe for the Holiday vacation.
What the corn heard With it's own
ears, the potato saw with its own eyes
WANTED--One ton OF Spring Rye
Straw In bales.-C. II. WHITTlNGToN
Mr. and Mrs. f.. A. Gibson are
spending week with friends in De-
trot.
Frank Wilmington left Thursday
for Jackson where he visits his brot her
Fred G..
Clyde Hunsberger left Tuesday for
the Soo where he will work at his
trade OF jeweler.
The foolish trust to the safety-pin
but the wise see TO IL that the buttons
are well sewed on.
James Dawson returned To East
Jordan from visit with MancelOna
friends. Wednesday.
Charles Sweet, whu has been laid
up all winter with rheumatism is
able to be out again.
For Sale:-A general purpose horse.
Five years Old. Good worker and good
oadster.-JosEPH HoULEK.
M iss Edith Smatts returned TO Cen
tral Lake Tuesday morning, to re-
sumo her school work there.
Miss Lula Grenon of Echo was
guest Of relatives and friends In East
Jordan Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Fannie Knudson, who visited
at her home in Ironton over Sunday.
has returned to East Jordan.
A witty comedy bv brilliant
writer. with a clever cast. is "Other
Peoples Money. New York World.
Miss Susie Bala, who has been at
home for the Holidays returned to
her work ia Duluth on Thursday Of
this week.
For nice job OF shoe repairing 60
to the west side. Fine scwed shoes a
speciality. Charges moderate. can
please you. Wm. SthuartZ.
Vera Sherman. who is staying at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Shell
don is spending the Holidays at her
home in Ironton.
Guy Graft left first OF the week for
Detroit where he will work at his
trade of plumbing for the balance Of
the winter, returning to East Jordan
in the spring
Miss Elsie Keiser. trained nurse
who has been here caring for wilbur,
the young son OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. p.
Squier, returned to her home at Petos-
kew. Wednesday.
Empev Bros. are headquarters for
CoMFoRTERS. They are selling a
| inr A f,r
ton batten, for the low price OF Sl.15.
Ii you want anything in that line IL
will pay you to look over their stock.
Much will be said and circulated
through the Counties in Michigan
that are to vote on the local option
question next spring by the saloon
and brewery solicitors and agents that
will be intended TO create favor for the
saloons as a. community business
factor. 1t will be asserted that the
saloon draws the farmers trade, that
1t gives zest and pepper to business
movements, that Ii assists In the cir
culatiOn of money and provides work
duu wages IOT JUOSc Wtlu udnutc ttS
goods aud attend to its patrons. Not
one Of these assertions deserve the
slightest consideration as a saloon ar
gument. Experience has shown that
the saloon draws no desirable trade Il
any community. That it influences
the patronage OF no worthy customer
or any legitimate business line. and
that nine out Of every ten dollars that
goes over it's bar is worse than dead
loss TO the community In which 1t cx'
lists. One Of the best established facts
In connection with the saloon bust
ness Is that IL not Onlv robS and
wrongs its direct patron and his faW-
lily but that 1t Is q source of constant
and increasing loss TO the communit,
from which IL secures its income and
, broiits.
Notice to Everybody.