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The Winslow mail., 1913-11-22

Fifteen years of continuous
service, is the record that the
Babbtte Brothers Mercantile Co.. ,
marks up this in Winslow. This
concern. is one of the pioneer
companies doing business in
Northern Arizona. Under the
capable Management of Mr..
Quinlin, who has made many frie-
nds for his company in the post
year, progress is the motto, and
pure foods and good merchandise
the business slogan.
r. B. Walton, well known
Hay Lake sheep and wool grow
er, with Manager Quinlin and Mr..
cambridge Of Babbit Bros form
ed a hunting party to Chevelen
country last week. A nice bunch
Of Mallard ducks were bagged on
the trip.
The Winslow mail., 1913-11-22

Regulate the bowels when they
fail to move properly. HERBINE
is an admirable bowel regulator
1t helps the liver and stomach,
and restores a fine feeling OF
strength and buoyancy. Pric,
soc. Sold by Kelly Drug Co. +
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
SUCCESSFUL MEET|NG
OF FARMERS INSTITUTE
Interesting Talks by several speak
ers ON subjects of Timely Impor-
lance to the Members.

The regular meeting OF the Potter
County Farmers Institute was held
In the County Court room on satur-
day afternoon. lasting about two
hours The attendance was fair
considering the very heavy roads
That those members absent missed
much OF real value was the opinion
OF those In attendance.
, John L. Ross superintendent OF
the United States experiment farm
al Amarillo, gave report on the
Dry Farming Congress. recently held
at Tulsa OKLA. and expressed the
hope that Amarillo might some day
be the meeting place OF this nterna-
tioual organization. After describ-
| Ing the many exhibits sent 10 Tulsa
by the United States Department of
| Agriculture. including samples OF
crops grown. seeds. heads OF plants.
tons by photographs OF the opera
tons in the field besides harvesting
methods. Mr.. Ross told OF the llrec
weather map used with daily reports
furnished from many points OF the
/ United States. thu forestry service
/ exhibit and the good roads exhibit
! There were also food exhibits and
lectures. Addresses by representa-
tives from all parts OF the world
were instructive. and that given by a
Chinese delegate showing economi-
cal methods used on two ncres and
the crops grown were OF special
value
The government experiment farm
OF J. NJ Neely's ranch, husband,
was explained by T. p Metcalfe, who
Is in charge. Silage versus pasture
with two-year-old steers will prove
OF interest to all stockmen in the
Panhandle. Mr.. Metcalfc offered his
cooperation TO any feeder of live
stock in Northwest Texas. whether
feeding silage or not. At present
most OF his help must necessarily be
by correspondence. but as soon a.
the Nicely experiment is completed,
/ Mir. Metcalie will be free TO travel to
any part Of the Panhandle to visit
stockmen who have or will make ar
rangements for his -eryices.
The farm demonstration work was
explained by Harmon Benton, local
agent for Potter. Randall. Carson
and Oldham counties, and special
stress was laid on proper preparation
OF the ground, including deep plow'
ing In the fall or listing. Only q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07

short time now remains this year
when deep blowing viii be advisable
for next years crops. After rains
especially after the long spell Of wet
weather we have been having, the
fields should be narrowed A. soon "a
the soil will allow New crops. as
feterlta. and new methods should be
tried slowly. Russian thstles should
be burned. preferably after benz
moved short distance from the
fence rows. besides seeding the
fields. the weeds harbor insect pests.
Remarks were also made on the
standard crops OF the Panhandle and
Mr.. Benton closed HIS talk with the
suggestion that each farmer try. on
n small scale. small patches OF COW
peas, Spanish peanuts. sweet clover
and Sudan grass
Z. j. Becker, manager OF the
Southwestern Telephone Company In
Northwest Texas, then read an in
teresting paper on the subject OF
rural telephones dwelling particu
! larry on cost OF service 10 Amarillo
construction OF lines and the adyan
tages OF proper service. lie ex
/ pressed willingness to meet am
farmer or stockman or any delega
tion desiring a party telephone lin'
and after completing his article, re-
marked that most Of the small town
IN the Texas Panhandle were ia
ahead OF the amarillo community II
the matter OF rural telephone service
when the size OF the towns wer,
/ compared 10 our city.
Announcement was made of tn
$3.50 in cash prizes to be offered TO
special crops grown in the territor
supervised by Demonstration Nsen
| II. Benton aud OF the efforts to ~
/ cure, at reasonable prices. pure seed
Tor the farmers In this vicinity.
! Upon motion the institute mem
bers decided to meet at p. m n
Saturday, January. at the Cour
| House
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
LowREy.rRijr'
MILITARY ACADEMY

Rev. Mr.. Clcfht OF the city con.
Quoted chapel yndAy. speaking very |
practically on constitutional Au-
thority"
Master J. L.bsborne OF Groom Is
the latest enros ncnt TO date.
Cadet Bowei Twas on the sick list
two or three tks this week with
bad cold.
School closa for the Xmas yaca-
ton Friday. Icember 10. which
date ends the bur,h month of the
term.
Friday nighhhout . O'Clock a lot
OF paper and tsh at the bottom OF
the elevator shaft In some uneX-
planned mannIr caught fire. and
Tor n few miitcs the blaze looked
threatening. bl such were the per
feet fire prhution arrangements
that Il was pulpit very quickly. The
cadets aided w commendablc spir-
Il. and the apience attending the
evening enterinment had hardly
time 20 leave heir seats before the
fire was out. The fire department
responded to e call. arriving post
! haste, but tHr services were not
needed. yet ihir promptness was
much apprecibd ry way Of pa
renthesis II mht 30 added that the
Lowrey- Phllllt school building Is
really fireprot aud the large tank
on top Of thehouse. and the many
large hose ontyery floor. and tho
patent fire eSnguishers and fire
escapes. MAKE the lowrey-Philiips
school as salSs a building can be-
made.
. Mr.. and vi nictric of tho Mid
land Lyccump bureau gave n very
pleasing and karied entertainment
In the schl chapel hail Friday
night The aglc performance of
Mr.. Dietric pre- very clever. and
the pianologt OF Mrs. Dictric we're
very humoroi The entertainment
was wholly supplementary to the
cadets aud flllty Dr Lowrey and
Professor p4lips are leaving on
stone unturt IN their effort "a
give the IL s boys school as
good as the 81 and better than the
rest.
Come. sons Lowrey-Phlllips AMI
cheer Pr brainy head,
Rouse ont ihundering hurrah 60
the 10 BIS whom we're led
Wen praI the Rlue and white
/ todayI
Wen praise I'm we're dead
This is Lotey-Philips day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Couldn't Place Them.

Intle Jessie. aged four who was
quite familiar with a pack OF cards,
was taken TO church for the first time.
She was very much interested IN the
stained glass windows. which portray.
ed the different saints OF the bible.
Much 20 tn. amusement OF those
seated by. and very much 10 the cha.
grin OF her tnGtacr. Jessie said, In "a
stage whisper Tell me, mother. Is
they kings or iacks?"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07

Tying his boot too tight caused a
farmer named Lyons. death at Ash.
grove near MalloW. County Cork. Ire
land, recently. The man was tying his
boot IN the yard Of his house prepare.
,ory to going 20 work when vein
burst In his leg, and although efforts
were made TO stop the flow OF blood.
death eogueg m half an hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Mems Tie and Hose Sets

Beautiful match sets Of mems ties and hose,
in any color tina, you might want, navy
blue, grey, brown, garnet, green, black,
and you can have your choice at so cents
and SLIGO instead of the usual rs cents
and $l.25. There is no necessity to pay
more than sc cents to Sl.00
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Mems Automobile Gloves

Fine quality automobile gloves, made OF
wolf fur back with leather palm. As good
gloves as can be made. In all sizes; black
only. These will make an effective Christ
mas present; and instead Of paying $500,
they cos, YOU only $3.50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Mems Shirts

II you want to make your husband suit
bic present, give him two or three Fergu-
son-MeKinney Shirts, and he will be well
pleased. Everyone guaranteed not to fade
and the price, range at 75e, $1.O0, SI.25,
l.50 and $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Fine Blankets

Here is something that everyone can use
for double purpose-sn ideal gift, and
useful one, no matter what kind Of blank
cts you want, come and see what we have
in the wav Of Woolnsp or California blank
cts. You can get fine plaid Woolnsp
blanke, tina, is worth $500 for S2.es.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Removal Notice.

The Amarillo Hospital has been
moved from tho Nunn building TO
1000 TYLER street
DR.. Murphy's office will be In
room 9 =. o. BLDG Phone 35l-352.
- II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Dear inarillo People.

am delay In being with you on
account Of Sod But watch for
me soon. Ytr truly.
ROB ROY.
3O-lt ibsolutoly scotch
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Ladies Handkerchief

Keisers Handkerchief are known the world
over as the best and finest hand embroid-
cred handkerchiefs that are made. We
have them in a large assortment, ranging
at Csc, 35c and SOC each.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Bank o. ENGLAND Notes.

The Bank OF England destroys
about $50 ooo NJ 10 notes every week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Greek PLAYED pon,Ines.

The game 10 dominos has been va
riously TRACED 20 Greek Hebrew and
Chinese origiu Early In tho eighteenth
century Il was introduced into France
from Italy, aud the Cafe de lOpcra
was long the headquarters Tor expert
players Fran France Il spread 10
England. Germany aud America
Try Daily News Want ADS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07

Daily News Want Ads must be ac
companied by the CASH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Chanut Gloves for Ladies

These gloves are French gloves, and are
made in France There is no finer or better
fitting glove made, and we selected them
over other lines and the price is only $l.50
for 2.buttons and $3.50 for l6.buttons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Mems Handkerchief

Men always need handkerehiefs, and they
never refuse them for Christmas presents.
We have them in boxes Of three or six, and
they are with or without initial. Linen,
cambria or silk from 10 cent, to IS cents
each.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Adler's Gloves for Men

There are plenty of gloves that can be had,
but Adler's are the best that money can
produce, and you get them at Sl.00,
SIPS, Sl.50 and Sl.75.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Jno. B. Stetson Hats

What is more appropriate for good Christ
mas present than Jno. B. Stetson? Here
is the most servicesble and one of the most
appreciative presents that you can make.
We have the ha, for the railroad man, for
the business man, for dress wear $500
and $500. Get the hat that your husband
wants.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Ladies Mesh Bags

Ladi always appreciate a handbag. and
il 70 give your girl or your wife one of
these bags, she will never forget you, as
they III give the bes, Of wear or We have
il mae satisfactory. The cost is from 4se
TO $63S.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07

Try Daily News Want Ads.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Mems Suspenders

II yo wan, to psy so cent, for good pair
Of apenders in fancy box, we have the
Present Suspenders at sc cents, and there
is nee as good at the price, though we
have iner ones at rs cents and Sl.O0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07

30 II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

6arb sic alte Metbo6e 6eS Nusbu-
dens Ser Qnellen ielten Elm boQer
grfolg erreidt miro. Mucb lit bier
Del Elm erbebliber Mrbeitsaufuano
notbig> obne oaB ser 8o0en in oen
guten 3nitan6 gebradt miro, Sen MIR
onrd oos m%ie0erbolte Nfliigen errei=
der. IS oorf t1a1nlih nidt unbe=
rlldli1tigt bleibe11, oaB burd Elm Ab=
fabren ser Gueden cine gelpilie Neen=
&c organiiher Sub1tan5 urlo Mabr-
1toffe 0ern go6en ent5ogen mer6en,
Die ourdl Die 3l1erit ongefiibrte Me=
tbobe 0em Ider er1alten 6lei6en.
gso5 Sen 3eitmlnft bes flafen 0flii-
gers onbetriIft, 10 nn1f Is lrr59lid7t
ToTort nod1 Scr Srnte erfolgen. Se0er
Sog uno ie0e Stulloe 3eitiger 9fljt=
gen, 6eoeutat cine erGe6liaer &or=
tbeil.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
i'm Sabr reidlid $50 Miliorren
Marf fit 3igaretten a~usgeber. @eId
elm @el6ipiel!

Tim quite Site un6 Mnitano tpenig=
items in ser Offentli6teit, auf Der
StraBe, gu mabren, tneroen @eieBe
gegen oas Tragen unanitdnoiger
STRENGTHENING erlaiien, mabreno oie
Seniattonsblatter bie @elegenbett
tenuben, ibren 2eiern oiesbe5iiglibe
Nbbiloungen taglib Dor Mugen gu
fiibren. Grit fiir5lih perurtbeilte oas
Beriht in &i6mono, @a., eine 5ral1=
ensperion pegen SragenS zines
Sdlitrodes 81 $25 @eloltrafe. l1n0
min lit oieles 6raltens5intmer = a1r=
bers f01tnet mir nidt iageu = oie
@eloin Ser ie11iationsliiiternen Yreiie
acuorocli. Sn 5oblreiben @ldttern
miro iett 6as 8ilo oieier ieoenfalls
nibt onftdnoigen Herlon in ibrer
lda1nloien &leio,1ng SEN 2eiern
Dor Mugen gefiibrt. M1io sic 6red=
felt ltnb 56omloltgfeit triumpbiert
menn BON ser 5traBe bertrieben fin
set Tie 3ufludt IN Ser Hrelie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

az 5ltriif. @ei ser Spno6e ser Mlt=
fotbolifen in ser Shlpet5 am 16.
Sunni erfldrte ser altfatboliibe 8i=
Id)of 9er5og, ct babe bon IS r0miib=
fathoIilhen Erieltern Sic 8itte I'm
%Ml1fnabule in SEN altfotbolilben Sic
rus Ser Sdmei5 erbolten, aber ct
milie mth nid)t fit einen eil15igen
@eidaitigul1g in Ser 5eellorge ser
al~tfntboliid}el1 8eneillDen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

Sal1en mir ferner al1f %perqlledten Sell
oern Dem Hfluge, je nod oeu1 per-
quetften 3nitanoe oes Nders, 6en
&ultipator un0 0a1m oie ggge ODER
blob oie ggge folgen, 10 lit uns oa-
ourd Sic M0gli6feit gegeben, in 6ie-
ler banfig trodenen 3eit Sen gr0Bte11
5beil Ser Suecfen 51t %5erlt0ren. Die
Damn in Dem go0el1 1tob perbleiben=
Sen Ql1ecfe1re tie lino 0urb Sos ipiez
berbolte Miibrel1 oes Booen8 ge=
IGipodjt nl1o meroen, luent1 lie ipdter
NIT bem eigentliden Nfl1tge u1ter=
qebradj1 mer0en 5u1ll Ibeil III ser
tieferen So0enIhidt er1tidenL meil sic
in Sen ein3elnen Nbi5onen obgela=
gerten Geierhe1toffe niG5 mebr GUS
REDEEM, i'm bis OIL sic GberflGde
01rd)ood)ien at fonller. Solte sic
&erQl1ed?tuq obar eine 10 ftQrfe Iein,
BOB ein eilmalige5 flode5 Efhigert
init neutrality-suspicious. <lticotor uno
Cagen nid]t nl8rcidoen> I'M oe1l grob=
talt Gbail 1T n~araiGten, 10 mlfS. men1r
.cue i~aeao Sic 3c;t Is erlar6t. eif.
.pcits5 Loese> &>Tlil8eu erfolgcu u3ro
s5ceF9 el7 ar8 a1tlgiaieeon n1o O.
Qal iii @arhol- ucrosl. 0fr0 cine
Aaf~g@. .,i:.- #.5 -u,as3fon.re 9,] 5Aa~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
&ams nno sol.
geocatnma oes flad)en Hfliigems Scr
Stuppeln balb nad Ser @rmte.

SSn ooppelter 9e5iebung lit oiele
Mrbeit BON einldneioenoer Yeoeutlrng
fir oie gauge Yo0enbearbeitnng; lie
tragt einmal, mie 6ies feline a116ere
@rbcit III gleidem Chine tbl1t, 5ur
8efdmpf l1ng Der l1nfrd11ter BEL uno
gum anoeren berbi11oert lie cine boa=
Notwithstanding Ser Mderfrunle.
@fit oieier lebten Tbotio6e itebt es
aber III oireftem 3nlommenbange,
ooB Ii6 otf Ser Sberfldde Mlgen
lno Slebten onlan1meln, sic SEN nod
i'm 8oben porbanoenen mn0 oen in
oen Stoppel= un6 @ur5elriid1tdn6en
erhaltelten 5tidltoff o%1tfnebmen nno
feitbalten. 1urd oieleS Binoen miro
0as ionit unbermeio[i6e 8eriidern
6es Stiditoffs in tiefere Bo6eni6id=
ten perbinoert, nn6 I'M 5riibiabr
miro Damn nit &ilfe Ser Bafftterien
bon treuem @tid1toff gebil6et un6 Ser
jepeiligen &l1lturpflan5e 511r 8erfii=
g11ng geitellt. Cine 11nglei6 gr6Bere
ge0eutung 0es flohen HfliigenS liegt
aber in 0em borbin 5lterl It %ertpdbnte11
llm1tonoe1 n0mlih IN Ser @ertilgl11g
oes llnfro11tes, uro 5lpor iin6 es fir
Ben Tor1ner iebr gefdbrIithe l1nfrdlr=
ter, nanlli6 Scr '6eberih 1111o sic
Gnede, Sic am erfolgreih1ten our61
ShGlpfliigen befampft meroen.
Die @rii11oe, por11r1. bies n10glidl
lit. iin6, So5 INT ser morr1le11 Sohres=
eit nod1 ser gr1lte sic o1tf Ser Sci
aaraf ner1treltten ltnfroutfoll1en 1ebr
6ol0 sum @oin1en ge6rod6t mer6en
uno 0nrdh einen acknowledgement g.
UeGtitrid o0er our6 sos. fpGtere 9ief=
sff}iaea 7ttr &er1d6Gfteu1t2o o6ar oor
92iater Derntdtet mcroeN. Sos 2flsz=
Io15aa 6ar 155frott7nneu nir0 tool
Hue1crtIth ref6r6art mcaa 9crt fla
ae3 Nf1iIaea Sic @2alae faIa- na5E
SoM 46 5.s o6are @21S-r e.rnas
1at lGea"
cir sic Sane fafro1. t~a|
SIT #aar au.= teo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

Mit ser l%(ebernabnle ser Buffalo
giu' lben u@ilo Melt 5botp ourb Ell
mem Ma1leoermalter fil1oet etne pitt
toresfe 9auf6abn einen rebt proiat=
ihen Nbibl1tb. Colonel @iuiam 6re-
oerirf Goop = Buffalo 8iu = 5iebt
ith ouf feline Torm in @poming 5l1=
riicf = ct miro niht mie6er Dor bie
Geffentlihfeit treten. Der 3uIam=
mcrhruh leines ltnterne6lnens lit fa=
rofteri1ti'h fir nniere 3eit. Colonel
Soon par Elm Sohn bes Wilben We=
items. Sein @oter fiel I'M aoltioier
0ren5frien ct iel6it oie'lte Don 1861
big 1865 I'M Siebellten GnaioIer So
1oQerieregi11eut. Gou11 ii6errohu1 CT
cinan Go11troft. fin i6nraltliAe beirn
@on ser Santos Gocific @obn he a1If=
tiaten 9lr6eiter NiffeIflei'dd ut lia=
fern. rao utter 7ei1ter MnIeitlrfg Tol=
Ierl 0alrloL8 ii6er 1000 olnerifonha
@i5oa3 qetootet mor0en IoiH. St a(bfr
t50t2tc oon1ol3 Inn &o~nbaon1afas e.
-acn &1ltotl}nq Der G6apcnlo o}1=
ner. ct griin0ete 0orn iet8e @2i(6
SO stop" init Scr er- Sohr5 otC4c
Gosr STE aasss2 g}el- 6tG65aG. a1fe
cs saiean @35loe@ @e1tau" rahr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
~SntcreNautes Muerlei

ss.s:s.s*s s.+s.s s-s-o-sA+saas s.
Mterifaner bebuupten, oab Sic Mir=
rem 1T ibreru 2auoe obne Sic giittge
@'itmirfung amerifa11iider Spefu=
lollten ld)ou ldrgit ein Gtoe gefunoen
bitten. 2iest oaril1 nid)t eiu @iuf
nit oeln 8%aulpfaDl fit ste Mal1ing=
toner Nceierlrng2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

Biloen @eitens idnano aber aud
oas Sntereiie an Der 8il6 Weit I'm
ternebmens uberlebt baben, linn ielbit
iperoen Mtnionen Elm 6anfbares Mn=
0enfen. bepabren.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-01-18
Publishers Announcement.

Mr.. Glenn Dennis was in the en-
ploy Of The Herald during the month
Of December last and was engaged in
taking subscriptions for The Herald
and other papers and magazines. Mr..
Dennis has severed his connection
win The Herald and any person who
subscribed for The Herald and other
papers and magazines with him and
are not receiving the same are request
ed by the editor to call and report
the same TO this Office without delay
so that If any error has occurred on
the part of The Herald os its ager&
that the same may be corrected at
once.
CHARLEvoIx COUNTY HERALD
G. A. LIsK, PUBLISHER.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-01-18
SATURDAY. JANUARY Is. 1913.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. T. Porter Bennett. Pastor.

1890 Repentance" will be the sub
jectfthat the pastor will Take for the
morning service. Do not fail TO at
tend.
ll:4b Sunday School. Do not for
get 10 attend this live, up-to- date
school. The orchestra was greatly
enj0yed by all present last Sunday.
$3.50 The young peoples rally. This
service will be a live service in con-
nection with the meetings that are
being held. Everyone is invited TO
this service. Special music. Come,
TOO They all Black Balled Him. "
Remember that the battle is still on
against uu belief. ungodliness, and
every form Of evil In this city The
pastor invites your cooperation. The
meetings have been very successful
the past week. The subjects for
this week will be as follows:
Monday, where is Thy Brother"
Tuesday. THE Greatest Of all Cues
lions"
Wednesday, 1.-THE Great Decision. y
Thursday, 1.-TWO Camps"
Friday, Comfort"
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-01-18
Presbyterian Church Notes
Rev. A. ID. Gfigsby. Pastor. =

Services are held every Sunday mor-
ming aud evening in the Presbyterian
Church at 1880 and 700 Il was glad
when they said unto me; let us go up
into the house OF the Lord, my feet
shall stand within thy gates Oh Jer-
usaiem," Come with US and we will
do thee good.
Al young people and children not
attending Sunday School are heartily
invited To the PRESBYTERIAN School.
A good number present last Sunday,
bnt there is room for more
The Y. p. s. G.. E. is open TO all.
The young people are having interest
ing and profitable meetings every
Sunday evening at 6:l5.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-01-18
Wilson

Our January thaw is In p'ogress.
Loren Frost was en- the sick list
last week.
Eddie Graves has nearly recovered
from his attack OF Pneumonia.
Miss Florence Shepard spent Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Davis in Jor-
dan Township.
Mrs. Ray Rowland spent the past
week visiting relatives in Boyne CITY.
Elmer Hayner went this week to F..
Jordan Lumber Co.'S. camp to act as
foreman during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sutton returned
the first OF the week from an extend
visit with relatives near Jackson,
Lansing and Detroit.
Miss Ruby Shepard who has been
stopping in Detroit for several
months came home Monday to visit
her parents in this place.
Frank Smith and family who re-
turned from Grand Rapids few
weeks ago, are now located on their
farm in Wi lson.
An attendance Of 3S at Wilson
Grange last Saturday eve. After a
short business session, he new officers
for 1913 were installed by Brother
Rockford Brintnall assisted by Bro
tker Martin Ruhling OF Peninsula
Grange. After which a short pro-
gram was rendered and brother Ruhl-
ing report from State Grange held
at the 500 in December. Supper
served by the ladies ended the
evenings ENTERTAINMENT.
The funeral services of A. w,
Brown were held at the Grange Hall
in a fton last Saturday at IL A. NJ
A short sermon was preached by Rev.
T. Porter Bennett from the text III
a man die shall he live again?" In
terment In the Wilks cemetery. Mr..
Brown who was member OF Wilson
Grange, was one OF the first settlers
In Jofdap townahip snd was we'll
known and respected by all. lie
leaves wife, four children and seven
Grand chlldreu TO mourn bis loss.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-01-18
Making Seed Contracts.

The Everett b. Clark Seed Co. arc
for growing of beans for
the coming season. Full contract price
paid for every bushel of merchantable
beans, nothing deducted from price
for handpicking. Your seed is
charged up at the contract price, not
at the market price. Call at this office
or address,
A Z. CROSS, SUP'T
East Jordan, Mich.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-01-18

The first garden and canning club
under federal auspices, 10 be started
in Michigan has been launched by the
girls of Buckley, one Of the enterpris-
log villages In the Western Michigan
county az Wexford
The corn clubs of Wexford. Lake
and Benzie counties have affiliated
with the federal department OF sgr-.
culture apq hepcetortb VIII work un-
der the direction of that department.
IL Is believed that in consequence
much better showings will he made
in the future than IN the past