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The Prescott daily news., 1912-12-28

Attorney w. F. Denman today moved his office from the court house to the Nevada County Bank Building on the corner of West Front and Main streets. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Porter will leave this morning for Pine Bluff where they will spend few days visiting relatives an d friends.
 Miss Hassie Evatt, of Waldron and Myrtle Parish, of Morrillton, who have been guests at the Hesterly home for the past week returned to their homes today.
 Oynx silk hose 50 cents to $1.5O-W. B. Waller. Advt.
 W. E. Kennedy and Carl Pur- tie, of Rosston, passed through Prescott this morning from Lit tie Rock where they had been at tending the State teachers Asso citation.
 R. D. Martin, county exami ner. returned to his home here last night from Little Rock, where he spent this week attend ing the meeting of the State Tea chers Association.
 Good seasoned oak wood. Phone 809. Advt.
 Our young people enjoyed a pleasant time at box ball party given at Fred Murrah's last evening. There were about if. teen couples present and the en- tire evening was enjoyable to them all
 Good pictures, good rusic and a good fire at the Gem tonight.
 Advt.
 The Pine Bluff Graphic was among the papers of the state that issued mammoth Christmas editions. It was an ideal edition we'll printed and up to the minute with choice readings and well displayed advertisements.
 The Stuttgart Arkansawyer rises to remark: An optimist is one who believes that things are coming to the point where one-half of the world will ride in automobiles and the other half will fix them"
 The pessimist will write it IS and look for trouble all next year, but the optimist will follow the even tenor of his way and see nothing forboding about it. And each will most likely see what he is looking for. We usually do ventures the Russellville Cour- rier Democrat.
 Mrs. Donna Henderson, liv- ing near Leslie last week found the following note imbedded in an Irish potato that had been purchased of a Leslie dealer a few days previous; 'The one
The Prescott daily news., 1912-12-28
Local News
Go to church tomorrow.

Go to church tomorrow
 Pictures that you will enjoy at the Gem tonight.
 Good music and effects at the Gem tonight.
 Weather-Fair Saturday and probably Sunday.
 Three reels of good pictures at the Gem tonight.
 Ed Hood was here froma Elm met today transacting business, w. L. Britt, of Boughton, was here today on business.
 Mrs. J. M. Kinser is over at Smithton spending visit with her son, Dave Kinser and family. Good seasoned oak wood. Phone 309. Advt.
 His Madonna" is an interest ing and pretty picture. See it at the Gem tonight.
 Prof. c. M. Hirst, principal of the Sutton State High School, was here today on business.
 Senator J. MT. Holt, of Wash ington, spent last night in the city.
 Ifyou have land to sell see or write A. H. finders, Hope, Arkansas. Advt. jI2
 Gordon White is over at Princeton, Arkansas, spending a visit with relatives and friends. Miss Edna Landers of Arka- delphia is visiting Miss Alverne Gee a few days here.
 Miss Winnie Young is spend ing today in Smithton visiting friends.
 Mrs. Gus Jones and children returned to their home in Gurdon tsday, after visit to her father, John Caldwell.
 MT. Perkins and family came in yesterday from Missouri and are moving to the Gosset { farm which they purchased recently. Conrad White returned this morning from Philadelphia, where he spent a short visit with friends and relatives.
 His Madonna" ''The Love Test" and The Guardian Angel" are the pictures that will be shown at the Gem tonight.
 There will be services at the Catholic church New Years morning at II o'clock.
 Father Higgins, Pastor.
 Miss Olive Stitt, of Arkadel- phia, is in the city on a visit. She is a guest of Miss Louise White.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-12-28
rhree Years fer lsaIsIater.

Columbus, O., Dec. zs.-Senator George K. Oetons. who was convicted of accepting a bribs of $500 to indu. ence his vote in the senate, was sen tenced by Judge Evans to serve three years in the state Dsnitentiary.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-12-28

Weather Fair, cooler Fri. day: Saturday fair.
 A. A. Woodul, of Sutton, was here today on business,
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12
lwtvs

|m 0mn.o1 Na- Ha 'ouobol
al #m Na a~o1 o thousand
da.o" H0arw .o Discomfort bm
br' Ha n m haHe7 or At
.m..h .ha.o' N~ uurr
.u. .u .elo~d ont ra-
mHmr m. .." a1 room for
ga0 whore .wu H.e"
."" HW ..ma niara1
touching M. who mfrrfv
.0" .urm.HH c
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12
--m M-n- H-rIn rn

While al.a..afWrh .ao Of .ow-
5era '.w dogs aao n .he a-i at
The hmn a' at auna 81. Warren
five children wa-. % badly burned
Hatma dead and . "I n.a
her agasht ti.erha other 0eo
badly ~~a'f their .w~e
NOT "aI m.nh0r dropped
aH"ar'maa0 r.a.m pow
'aeaaI .m.e 0.os.ar m.a-
H followed '0sH.a1 ..|' ..a
an 81. r a1 M "..m 1
... injured " children of A..
0t .. children ar. ."m
Two .n ...0. .I
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12
Marry Cartu~fes

n o uTnu7~ut - Isl
found Tm m7nu
ar 1I published m facsimile n
France o .he year 1851 u
aafh. 70 De Tie book r
World Procured Taa7ar r e
HArmes d nr mr by him 10
the Paris
u.v called ne 0vru Rr.ssa
from ha rama of -ha donor As the
manuscript was found r O. moru-
u-at t.ae.@an.h .tmut
Be anterior Co Tie rara' kings
and a.r.u-
ras diam BE time 5 older
#un @ usually -a3
..r-ar1 of a.I irr
boob would De H moi ancient
|.. 17H
believed 90 have - written 1000
ar u0ea Hac .r.s
day and ina bold round mnt BY
curious irony rh.s echo @r7m .a
very childhood of Die wor amo7-s
The good ad times That .ad passed
- ..o~rh0r wh7v7s prince
b.. a r-.a. blood warning t7
and declares That -a
o. r n#mr m .0rd BEL
.adHv .oI h'ir~ and crown
mem .. unr m obedience
..u. foundation of An
-r..a.--. ..Ha.an Science Monitor
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS

a.aa
m March 27h .a ..--
bib officer were nominated u .e
various townships saa aon
Bl Creek Ponder #.a.'s
OIL Bowers Justices ar Che peace
r "a eoT t'e Lee Street
road ove-o
Biz PocE Mcleod G r.
Iaetu Justices o'He aaaa I d
HoFa'in constable aH Jarrett
road ovore
Cava a ee w.
Cdrseo6e- justices of ae a-eaa
Jasper feaI a5rsma.e aIa
afcGaa road oversee
Dsv'dsoa H " Underwood
A NJ Holt justices Of .a peace
Alex 1aaHooE aaonhn W D
Poeer road ouee
HHfy GmH ag
berry justices Of ao peace p NJ
John constable Dave 8-a.'a road
overeew
Highland Mo- nominee.
Jackson W. d eproc Roy
Murphy justices 0rthe peace John.
Han constable W Al WHod
road overee
Johnson Nouom'reee
Lave Creek j c. Sims IT,.
Nicholson Justices r' the ncrcaoo
nominee Or constable John Toao
ag road
Lebanon ALB Sanders W. NJ.
Arnold Justices Of .he paao Gro
Sanders constable john Rat
IT o11 0vnreaar
Mor . D I.a Arthur
oafy Justices ...0e .aaa aa
Denton constable. UHva 0.I.n
udau
North .m
sh1.a Iuairo .e.aa.
Thompson constable D (" a
road
..0ey Forks uag.d.mI
Gadlg ueica of .0o aaae. .
3febrI constable Dow .ar
road 1va
t'.r I# Richie
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12
~ Hw v'r Cf

at a-a1 one day last aor
'n1 9'mm w.aawm.g
a1o o years a' ace committed
suicide p. swallowing poison Her
husband w accidentally killed
about Wo years ago anH +. isl
.hoafhtthat dependency over uis.
death caused her Dra'e terow7
Hr
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12
r.lv aar r.ear.a

. # witch Ha
ma 0 .m " fortnight 1t
m bowl" down u Hanp Af
I.a omi ummo-
a..o Im a1oe .ua nbIs
I.e m.. boy ula' .H cIoaolg
iar u.w. .#a md .her o.ped
oH' much 100 .Ns discomfort df .hc
HmI.." m| .n nmUmut ol .bs
h6'n.m
'|.wn .a" HHa .ho 1.oa maf"
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12
THE CCLJP-E

THE CCLJP-E
o.rni. Court Northern UIa.
rot-pra Monday .a january
and Second Monday .a Iulv.
Southern Ua'ra.-sea71a Mon.
aoyn Faauwv .1I AaelsG
County GaGrt-rhlrd Earday
n january April uIv ud U.-
ohmr .n.#uN Court u .au
Northern UHu5G
Probate Count Northern H.a-
mct-fhr5 Monday r Harch.
June September and uaeanaar.
Southern namef--ae5ud Mon.
day u Hueb June September
Brd ua'amhar
"hnnocry Court Southern uia.
trIot-fuG Nmdav .a May ana
November Northern UIatret
Second Monday .u March HHd
...H
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12

" .0a aaaoe
Orr
@ PENN g. W. anIv
0a.raa
ar -d
Aa Smith p
Porter Justices arta raaa r.
Norman constable. DAN Warner
Ha- W. r Simpson j a
#a~mar .ae. a. e
aa~ Stephen Cole na.
.ao s aI
Onions .ar-~'aa
aMHo Atkinson
arsa7 Johnson justices Of .as
.a7 j. T. Atkinson .oasaa'a
Cleo Duncan road ava-sa0
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12
}rrsVuLE. Ark.
r WI Cox,

Physician e. Surgeon
Offers .IH nrr.es-ioHaI services
.1 .aa people .l Evening Shade
.0iw.UIJv ..DoaIa promptly
...e1ded aav1rwTHt. Office ana
phone aJuHBanoo. one nI.a from
Evening Shade al trauAiin road.
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12
rr

.mo .a..a-. ..ree-od boy.
a'Mo'a .an...w "as a0-.
.sra1 unconscious 3" 70 bolt ..
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12
a-rac--z- -mlL caLAalra

Al .am+n rr .Ha m Ddd
n wm wda and aD1ions
I Nh. n.a af .u eo-are
... prepared .ar'ho Eew York
H".0' u. n'oronca
a.0 . M unohar receives
about ... uHoH .ha lwmoc
s"" ..m
|.. hundred of .ha Iare
.. Nh. r.r. w .he
u ".# 0' .m Methodist mine
...r .."H "ar
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12
DICKENS, INVITATION

Como 20 ruv'ar5 Come 10 ro7-
.nI' 0wo. .a~ mr.I J know
..ar .~ #I he Americans 90 be-
0a.a ant our I.u o of the
uf m We .o Thought 10 ov-
H .-H 7 .a from dose
a0.e u .nr. af nH~ nd IN
0.-wn.. ua on.1nsf TO aha-
. ..r m.va Our fpr
I 0aHe0 ..ar be- m not 5a-
void NJ .a refreshing influence
which 0.t .r .F H r-
posed n .ur n he Hitnaaa
II. .w m1 compare From a.
Letter.
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12
CELJR RC-l =

CHPLSTTAN Services every
Sunday rhine Preaching
every fourth Sunday, norni.
and G.ga. y Elder A Rob
3ns
#E1F0r@ @T-1e~ ices morn
'-a and az eas1 sacoad aro
third Sunday cf the month Rev
IF ri Champion Pastor
SUNDAY e0HC0L-t The
Methodist church every Sunday
uo~-m 40 1.ea.r auarv
body invited TO- attend o. O.
Shaver Superintendent
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12
T'~~. .rLAW H UG uEVFVl
Il. II. Arnold
.rtT SURVEYOR

I<frrr Willis. Arirnt4aa~
"a. He-rHf Sold Notes f.rf ffa county nrrub-
r.a Hf .1arro rHd re0Drt "a. .Hav ..I.r
a1rev arra r.lney .aafres lan.omhe. Taana
p. residence
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12

We would appreciate .ha fa-
Var.' when there Gre changes .a
the officials ot the above named
orders t5p7aoratar.es would 11.
aIy this paper ao that I1e rroD
CHANGES may be- made i1 .hOa
directory, which vo want 10 keen
correct Also ... lodge news
chat can be- printed should I'd.
furnished .he .rJca Iv .a ser-
ratarieq 1r 0.0ers l' .Gs news
we want it,
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12

r. Lawyer your office boy
a
Second Lawyer fazv Why he's
killed " ma5 time that 10 ia
ashamed .a look e.aot 1 tho face
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12

writes a avv s G. t was
almost r5 WE d e
doctors getting lad bad
spells lasted
gave ~r --
anvil 7me-.s f been invalid
for r7wa-v .---r -ata iav.a - everything
else failed"
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12
=
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--ts-t~. 0
F. A M-Eeer'ng Shade
Lodge -1. lab meets Friday
meas before the .af-5 SATURDAY.
and Saturday night before the.
frst Sunday i'm each month
D W. #.r w
a b. sao 8aa
R E-#rrsI 0ra-.e~ Eo.
-0maa. .ra third Saturday a.E
.r aaa7 month";
..U Davidson H
H Dw1s6v ssc
j. o. O. F-Evartrq Shade
Lodge No 219 meets "Wednesday
uisrtd0 ercr -eeE
WI " HatoaIf N
B Stokes aa
EEBEftHs-Cmce LodoaI
Eo a]5 meets aoa aoood and
fourth Friday NIGHTS t1 each
month
Mise Kate M07er. E O..
Miss Myrtle Waasor 7ec
W. o. -Evartrr Shade.
Camp 30 as7 meets The second
0t fourth Saturday nights .a.
each month
&. q. shaver c. n.
N B STOKES Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12
CEEfCTEL

CONVERSATIONAL
Member of Congress- 90d District
W.. $50 ULurrtD.
asna'ortrl
Na~hor -nIa #arata Second
JI.m.og-g H HENDERSON,
Hcnt
Judge of .ho Ia.b Judicial Cr-
cult J W. HraRa
proa la.v -n. H. EluoBF.
Jaa~o 90 me- 0Haoearv Court
q n Humnhrea
County,
berrasortat'.a- .I.U0tf
County uduoafrEN CAV
".HfIHa w. SIMPSON,
safr W. W. amT.v
Ire0ww-I W Toraov
A7aeeaor-W. F. .Un
swvov0r-c. O.. PRICE,
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12
ONE DOLLAR "A

..,-..,-..'---a-.-''-'''''
The followln
the Newark Jd
What does
Record want !,
Campbell for?
it never did 10
man kick ano
There is not
Who could !
Oldfeld at tn1 a
has lost n noth
defeat. he il
ambitious ,yC
very probable
rcer is not Ell
The Recor(
nering' on
eince he cot
down. In
ago this pa
say about CO
DDS used by
that we bell
member tn
things for
didn't suffer
ordinary 81
l doing so cit
/ Speaking
A people, we
undivided
paragraph,
Journal:
John |
certainly
they pull
till Septe
the prin'
to preseIl
schooner.
Probab
have link
two men
in habits
II. Hinel
the Joul
anybody
nized re .
i interests
the Ar
leech, al
islation
terests
hurtGul
was nei
" lluence
tive tn
than tn
all his
lis slim
lars on
A the sta
u the sta
II, Hin
truest
~ Campa
ago h
! Al prohib
per di
I'd a sta
that \
best
whisk
liinel
z was
- clean
GoVel
N man
NJ clan
did
,r that
nail
len' cor
W0f
Sharp County record., 1912-04-12

Mise Kate M07er r. O..
Miss Myrtle Vassor -ac
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DEATHS

Christopher Eastin. 147s Woodward.
81 years, hydrophobia; Iona Winnelo'
1877 Champlain. 80 years, mitral regur
citation; Ellen Sievers, sos Fourteenth'
Ga years, paralysis; Eliza 8. Crawford
~ Philadelphia, 10 years, arterio seller
osis; Virginia oowper, lao fireman,
years, cholera infantum; Earl walker
Children's Free hospital 3 months. In.
anition; Mary Scholz, 1888 Fischer,
years, apopiexy: Rosa Buzdzal, 4S6
Theodore, IL years, meningitis, Eleanor
Kubas, s3S Willis, 8 months, maras.
mus; Edward Bork, 1870 Chene,
months. cholera infantum; James Jones,
1851 Twenty third, 81 years. cardiac
dropsy; Louis Pasche, Detroit river, so
years, drowning (accidentaD; Thomas
Banich, st. Mary's hospital. 16 years,
typhoid fever; Stanley Owczak, 1873
Chene, 8 months, CASTRO enteritis; Helen
KendzworskI, 1861 Kirby, 1 year. con.
vulsions: Arthur BuchholZ, 80 Dane,
years, diphtheria; Joseph Sorra, sto
Brady years, meningitis; Martin
Slime. ST. Mary's hospital, "a years.
tuberculosis; John ]. LANG. 2s4 Tween
ty-second, 26 years, carbolic acid poll
soning: Valentine Schroeder. Ss4 Four
teenth, "a years, apoplexy' Luclen
Lyon. 4os Fifteenth. 65 years, cerebral
hemorrhage: Helen Richards, 73 Cherry,
9 months, cholera infantum.
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NONE !.
HIGHER
$500 DOWN-$l00 PER WEEK

:@S55S %1@s
M mb L @ w - am@.@ smtona@@
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HOMEMADE DOOR MAT
OF ROPE AND WOOD

There is q sort Of door mat that IL
much In use in some sections Of the
country which Is said to be an excel
lent substitute for the expensive rub.
Der or metal affairs. II is made SIM
pie of alternate strips Of wood and
rope and can be fashioned at home.
A frame is made OF S-S In. lumber
I inch thick. The frame can be any
size desired. Alternate strips of rope
and wood are then filled In. The best
way to complete the mat Is to leave
one side Of the frame open until the
strips OF rope and wood are In place.
Make the wooden strips Of inch lum-
Der as thick as the frame.
First nail the length or rope TO the
frame and then strip or wood. Then
another length OF rope and another
strip Of wood and 80 on until the
frame is filed. Then put on the other
side OF the frame and the mat Is I'm.
isted and ready for business.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-09-07
IN, FIGHT WITH DOE FOR
FAWN, EAGLE is WINNER

SAN BERNARpINo. Cal, Sept. e.
Campers In Lyle creek, climbing to
Bonita Falls, witnessed q remarkable
fight between deer and an eagle. The
prize was fawn.
As the climbers were ascending the
mountains they first caught sight OF
the deer and two fawns quietly feed.
Ing on distant level. Suddenly their
attention was attracted to great
gray eagle circling In downward
fight.
AS they watched the eagle suddenly
shot downward. and lighting on the
back Of one Of the fawns, rose with IT,
The mother deer charged upon the
bird, and the two fought back and
forth for some time, the eagle finally
setting Its talons into the fawn and
with swift strokes Of its wings soaring
upward.
II alighted on a crag, high over the
spot where the frantic mother deer
paved the earth.
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WATER TELESCOPE

Everybody knows that many strange
sights can be seen by searching the
heavens at night with q telescope, but
how many people know anything of
tire beautiful things that grow in the
bottom Of the sea or the lakes that
can also be seen with telescopes7
The Norwegian fishermen have de-
vised a sort Of telescope they use TO
search out schools Of fish--a little de-
vice that can be easily made by any.
enc who wishes to do q BIT or ocean
Cgraphy on his own account.
The wooden water telescope IL sim
Fly long wooden box with a piece OF
glass In one end and the joints Of the
box made watertight with putty and
paint. When used, the end with the
glass Is sunk into the water and the
observer looks into the other end. The
inside Of the box should be painted
black so that no light 10 reflected from
Its sides. The longer the box or fun
ne. the better the observation.
dYrddnhs..
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DIED..

DIHDs
cHRIsTIAN--John, Sept, :. sseS e; be
at his residence, 1142 warren-ave
west Notice OF funeral later
pAwSON-Died Sept. 4, 1912, at rest
dence. 81 Twenty third-st. Arthur
beloved son OF Mary and the late
from residences at $50. st. Anne's
church at o'clock.
HICKEY--sept. s. Patrick J. Hickey, al
the residence OF his daughter. Mrs
Frank Deck. 400 Brooklyn-ave.
OF Seattle. Mrs Dan oBrien OF Dex-
ter, Mich. and the late Mrs. II. II
Jackson Notice Of funeral here
after.
KIPPEN--Anna II. KiPpen. beloved sis
coln-ave., at the home of her brother
Peter II. Kippen. Maxville, Glen
garry. Ont, Tuesday. Sept. 3. Burial
in Maxville.
KRE9s-Mrs. William Krebs, nee Ger
liam Krsbs. Funeral from T. f
Richards undertaking parlors. s3S
Fourteenth, Saturday, 1880 p. m
Kingston. Ont, papers please copy.
MATTIsoN-sept. =, 1917, Laura E.
wife OF Don p. Mattison. of Salem
Mich. Funeral at Salem. Saturday
1850 p, m.
MAY-Thursday morning, Sept S
Charles Frederick OF Cloverfort, Ky.
-fathef-ef-Waltef- e-May,-9e6s- Ea ~
Harand.biyd@F EsstaEday- morn.
Ing from home. -
MURPHY = Helen Towsley Murphy
wife OF Charles +. Murphy at Brook.
line. Sept. 3. Funeral services satur.
day, Sept. Z. at IL o'clock, 1885 Wood
wsrd-ave. Burial private. Pleas,
omit flowers.
NETT-Sept. s. 1919, Jacob p, sr, be-
loved husband Of the late ClementIn,
Nett, father Of Jacob, Jr., wilhel.
mine, Mrs. f. Ruthenberg and Angus
| Nett, brother OF Mrs. d. H. McLaugh
lin, John Matthew and Joseph Lenz
aged 70 years
BRowN-Sept. 5, 1912. Mrs Bernice Il
Brown. beloved daughter OF Mrs. NJ
J. Remer and wife OF Andrew II
Brown, sister Of Roy c.. s. Earl anC
Ethel q. Remer Funeral from moth
ers residence. 24l Commonw ealth
ave. Monday at 10 a. m. Interms M
at Flint. aich
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BIRTHS
BOYS.

] Embach, Providence hospital; J.
wolschon, asa Canfeld; j. oalos, 2fs
canfeid: G. Utash. 200 Hunt; c. LInks.
I42 Grandy: Il. DIehl, sSs Fairview; A.
Thomas, T94 Roosevelt; J. Davidson. "a
Johnston: G. Trombley, 500 Mulletti r.
tary: G. Fantowna. els Erskine; NJ
Schewo, 517 Twenty-fourth: w, Nc
Guire. $50 Bratnardi l. Arndt. 1885 JEFF
ferson; n. Kurosi, 3e7 Mackies J. Ne
cid; J. Duniski, 7bs Twenty. third: s
KIonofski rs 2Thlrty fourth: y. Dit.
burner. 1O3 Thirty-second: J. Sikorski
1925 McDougail: A. Patti. 7s2 Rivard
GIRLS
ID, Levitt. 20i Humboldt: N. Bursten
7Is RIvard; J. Wexler, woman's hos
pltalf g. -ObloskI- IA Osborn: G. Locker
be Antoinette; ID. Dactch. lie watson
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Sob Printing Done RisAt Tin>
Prt.ting Co.. 10 John R.-st
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sELP wANTrD-MALE.

WANTED-A maker for millin-
cry department; none but first
class need apply. Crowley Mil
ner & Co.
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and OF
.
condition
% 1
SIS $4,000 on
$500 population Land
levelan mostl OF
natur
r,+ e. s.
OF loans
fences buildings Price
with
a
No
orchard
No
of
fromM apple
shed lex hen
No
mnef
sI%s Price 1 ,ssSo SSSd frame house IL
SOPER & MILLER MARLETTE, MICH
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G. Dleuer, 81 Moran: F. Wollen-
schlaegsr, i21s Ellery (twinsl; +. sabo.
24S Mullett; J. Union, l27 Wreford; L.
Goetz, 1917 Seyburn; @. Chaplin, Zse
Meldrum: l.. Aqcomasso, 622 Rivard "
Griswold, 34s Brainard r.. Dennis, leUe
Third: j. Monterosso. la Maple; -
Trosin, 106 Thirty-second; v. PizzinentL
IL Chase; q. Scanaliato. 26S Mullett
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wANTED-First-c class man on sash
and doors, cutoff saw; also man on
Tennoner and Sucker In sash and
door department.: hrst-class stair
builder. also helper In stairs; work
In factory. c. w. Kotcher, 639 Ora
tiot-avc.
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Classified | Cent en-
Rates....... i Word

line
No transient advertisement inserted
Tor less than Ice with cash; lsc IL
charged per insertion.
The above rates apply to all classi.
ncations except Births, Cards OF
Thanks, Obituaries, Meeting Notices.
and all Ads preceding Male Help.
Births, Deaths, Cards OF Thanks ana
Meeting Notices-Minimum charge, 2ec
for 20 words or less. Over 20 woros
one and one-third cents for each extra
word.
Observation-Disclosures charge, sos; loc
per line. Counts six words to the
line.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-09-07

ME LOT RUGS and mirrors IT your
own price. Jos Hasel-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-09-07
Girls. NOW,s THE TIME

GIRLS, NOW'S THE TIME
TO SITUATE YOURSELF NICELY
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER.
THERE ARE POSITIONS HERE
OPEN FOR EXPERIENCED SEWING
MACHINE OPERATORS. ALSO Po-
sITIoNs FOR BEGINNERS IN SEW
mo MACHINE woRK-PEMANENT
PosITIoNs-THE BEST OF WAGES
BEGINNERS EARN FROM THE
START. ALSO POSITIONS FOR
GIRLS IN HAND SEWING. APPLY
AT ONCE.
AMERICAN LADY CORSET
COMPANY
Fort St. West and 9th.
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Opens Tomorrow Sept Agens the land all day Tomorrow
1enwood Gardens THE MEYERING LAND co. Owners sn%.
FoR sALE-FARMs
REMAIN I'M MICHIGAN


perence OF hfe where life Is worth hving-iN MICHIGAN
In he
o
and mar
In a
b or
and =
We
purchased from us IN the last hr months Respectfully yours
Marett Mch
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

.WANTED-Boys, IL and IS
years old, to carry routes; sal
airy and commission. Apply
Circulation Dept, The Detroit
Times.