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The Detroit times., 1914-11-12

newspaper reporters and being photo
graphed by the court photograhet-all
this excitement doesn't hurt him, 20 he
ought 10 be well enough soon tP re-
turn to the front.
Joseph Wexel, of the Vienna
Tageblatt, knows stanny, and II
the right. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanislaws
write him through The Times, he'll
help Stanny write the answer.
Stanny's, too good kid TO have To
struggle along without a father or
mother, though I'm not saying he
hasn't the stun in him to do II, il he
has to. Besides, We need Stanny's
kind In America.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-12
TORRENS PLAN
IS SUBJECT OF
WARM DEBATE
J. w. Helme Defends System
Before Realty Men-C. M.
Burton Opposes 1t
LATTER CALLS PROPOSAL
TOO REVOLUTIONARY
Board Will Probably Take Stand
Following Further Discus
sion Tonight

The Torrens system OF land trans
fers Will be thoroughly discussed by
the Detroit Real Estate board at din
ner at $3.50 o'clock Thursday evening,
N The Fellowcraft club. anad directly
after the discussion. and the board. II
is expected. will go into executive ses-
sion and take definite stand either
for or against the bill to be intro
)duced III the legislature making pro-
vision for the establishment OF the
Torrens plan.
The proposed bill was discussed at
some length. Wednesday afternoon. at
luncheon In the Board OF Commerce.
James w. Helme. state dairy and food
The Detroit times., 1914-11-12

Care for your hair with Cuticura Soap
and Cuticurs Ointment. They keep the
scalp clean and free frCm dandrun. silay
itching and Irritation and promote natural
hair-growing conditions when all else falls.
Although Cuticura Soap C2sc) and Cuti-
cura Ointment ,5Oc.) are sold by druggists
everywhere. o sample OF each with SIP.
skin Book viii be sent free upon request
Address: "Cutieura. Dept. T. Bostoa."
The Detroit times., 1914-11-12

Williams Chittenden Mr.. Atterbury,
who was n well known New York
attorney, Is survived also by his
bury. prominent architect ana two
brothers. Wallace W. Atterbury and
Allen W. Atterbury. formerly OF De-
troit. Mr.; Atterbury was born In
Detroit. II years ago. and went TO
New York about 35 years ago.
The Detroit Federation of Labor hopes
60 organise the retail clerks into .
trade union as a result OF the early
closing movement An attempt viii
be made TO hold another mass meet
ing, similar TO the one held last
week In the Armory. with the back
ing OF the federation. IL Is estimat-
s Strength asf Of soSo es MIN Be an %
among the clerks, The organization
committee OF the federation IL work
ing to arouse enthusiasm among the
clerks for membership In such an
organization.
The new city manual which 10 being
distributed by City Clerk Lindsay
contains valuable and interesting
information about Detroit and It's
government. Among other things Is
published a complete list OF city and
county officials, brief history OF De-
troit. telephone numbers Of the
various city offices names and loca-
tions OF the larger office buildings
parcel post stations, public school
buildings. etc. The manual Is neat
ly printed and bound with flexible
cover.
Wiliiam Wiiiiams, who solicited funds
from many politicians and business
men, recently, representing himself
as an agent for a railway employee
paper which does not exist. was
found guilty OF charge OF larceny
by trick, In Justice Jenries' court,
Wednesday,, and was sentenced TO
serve so days In the workhouse, I'm
default OF 500 fine. His wife IL
in the Pontiac asylum. and wo-
man In whose home he roomed Is
taking care OF his i6-months- old
baby. Part OF his earnings In the
workhouse will be turned over for
the support Of the child
Osro Dixon. 25-year-old hog-buyer
from, Harrisburg, o., says that hts
arrest as a fugitive from justice IL
a great mistake. lie was picked up
by Detectives Rogers and kolb,
"Wednesday. Dixon says he knows
that there was trouble about some
hogs he purchased. and that were
later found TO have been stolen. but
says lie left s25 with his father to
settle the matter with the COM
plainan and believes that he was
double crossed by the old man.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-12

and bleeding by morning His clothing or
the least friction irritatcd the trouble. His
face and scalp were covered. They called
&c eczema.
I'VE tried different treatments but none
cured him. Al three years old we commenced
tho use Of Cuticura Soap and Ointment
We could see an Improvement after the
irst months treatment IL took nearly .
year TO effect q complete cure and he never
had anything like 10 since" (signed) Mrs.
Q~odeld Mar N 1914
The Detroit times., 1914-11-12

The trouble first began ~
q rash which itched 20
at night someone always
held his hands even while
sleeping ~ % the least
scratching II would run
together and form scabs.
His night-clothes had TO
have mittens on them or
the .cahs would he raw
The Detroit times., 1914-11-12
SAYS SHE WAS DECEIVED
BY MOCK MARRIAGE RITE

MONROE. Mich. Nov. l2.--(spe-
cial,) An action In court for $4,000
damages. has been started by Alvine
LaBrgnch, age so years. OF Detroit.
against Henry Herbst. age 81 years. a
well-known engineer Of the ''illage OF
Newport. north OF here.
The summons is suppressed but the
woman alleges that Herbst deceived
her by pretended marriage, which
he refused TO make good later. Henbst
was released on $500 bail. The trial
In set for Nov. "a
The Detroit times., 1914-11-12
CANCER DEATHS DUE
TO INCOMPETENCE

CHICAGO, Nov. l2.-Twenty-nys
per cent OF the deaths from cancer
are due 20 the inability OF surgeons
10 diagnose the disease. according 20
DIR. John B. Murphy, noted surgeon,
who read paper before the Chicago
Medical society.
'Out OF 1925 cases on which au-
topsies have been held. II was found
that the lesion or cancer was local
and could have been cured by an
operation" said DIR. Murphy. In
these cases. the surgeon failed to fnd
that the disease was present and the
patient died"
DR.. II. r. Gaylord, OF the Univer-
sity OF Buffalo research laboratory.
said that experiments with mice had
proven that cancer Is infectious. One
mouse. he said. would communicate
The Detroit times., 1914-11-12

freshmen eleven, OF Detroit. at the
city park. Friday afternoon.
The Ladies' auxiliary Of 81. Steph-
fes al S. stee sssaS rsssos s Thurs
Miss Ethel Nestor gave a 'who-is-
who" party at her home for the benen'
OF the Young Ladies' sodality OF St
Patricks church.
BIRMISGHAM.
Mrs Brit Foss. OF Detroit, is a cues,
OF her parents, DR., and Mrs John
Mr.. and Mrs, Melvin Mathews have
w. Blanchard Moore will give lee
ture on siberia, Thursday evening. Nov
10. under the auspices OF the Presoy-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jones. OF Pom
tiac. are guests OF Mrs. :. jerks.
Mrs. julius Randall has returned
from visit with her daughter, MIS-
Mrs. George walrath has gone on q
trip through the west.
Mrs. sherelier. OF Detroit Is vistting
The Blue Rock Gun club met Thurs
day afternoon.
SIR. and Mrs. Walter Wells have gone
to Tampa. Fla. TO spend the winter
Nv Thomas Edwards has returned
from a visit with her sister. Mrs. Anna
pike, ut Grand Rapids.
A birthday party was given for Miss
Jennie Smith.
Mrs. Freeman Richardson IL visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Richardson At Bay
City.
Maurice Johns Is i'll.
The auxiliary of the Franklin ceme-
terry will serve a Thanksgiving din
ner In Currins hall
The Cosmopolitan club will be en-
tortaned by Mrs. Hattie Smith. Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Salisbury. OF Detroit.
are visiting their daughter, Mrs Guy
Watkins
Mrs Guy Niles. OF Rochester. Is .
guest OF relatives here.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-12
ECZEMA ON
CH|LD'S BODY
Began as Rash. Itched so Had to
Hold His Hands While Sleeping.
Clothing Irritated Trouble. Face
and Scalp Covered. Cutlcura
Soap and Ointment Healed.

$40 High ST., Oshkosh. ws.-"When
about two months old my nephew had sores
break out ON different parts OF his body.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-12

MONROE. Burglars early this
morning broke into the meat market
Of ". Heck a Sons and robbed the
cash register. The police have no
clue. /-/
The Detroit times., 1914-11-12

No feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Ttme- Printing Co. -
John R-st Phone Main 1919
The Detroit times., 1914-11-12

Business-like Printiug. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing CO., IL
Iohn R-st Phone Main 1t9S.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-12
RIVER ROUGE.
wYANDOTTE.

The Arlington hotel. Of wyandotte
which was recently taken over b1
Nelson Roberts, II being redecorates
and refprnished II y
Schank No. a65 Eureka-ave.. died OF
Tuesday.
The Wyandotte high school football
team VIII play the Central high school
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
6rcoe fra Norscs 8yeder oe Dyer.

San Ieier 3. Gtoee hos 6. Rsgeberg,
% bar Der iaaet Oct paffert og benz
%iigtSmPsiig inorettet. Sriiten er
aQereoe | soot @irnQe.
SfotseIpens Gelluloieiabrif bar /
Ssit eiort eft tort Sfogfisb. nj
@aarobruger NiIs greffe / 9ingen
bar BEN flebt til llobugit / 8eitbp-
ifogen ct tort Sfogitpffe, I'll en- Ser
oi al 100000 &roner. Sugiten fol
begnoe / oisie Gage.
5 SfotSelpen er M Tanfen fom.
men op at bpgge M Sfole til 8aa.
rem. Inissning ira areoien berom
f%oreIaa / iioite Sfoleitpremeoe. ga.
gen tit Der intet DtpolPg, men bIep
uoiat, paa @rllro al ct 6oriIag Iom
fom ira StormoenS areos ON at
'loa iammen SfotselpenS o. Stor-
Moons &reos, % bpgge Ell itor i9l-
les Stole for oisie areoie ~uoeuior
9uffe airfe. 9egge Greoie bar M
baot &reosmsoe til 6orbanoling ON
Sagell. s Stormoens areos bIep
Der 5lertal for SammeniIutning,
Sfotselben Slertol moo. Sagen
ifol foreIpgges SfoIeitpret / Begun.
6elien al December, og err Der al
Sanoipnligbeo for, at Der blioer be.
iIutiet at bp9ge iGrifiIt for Sfots'
elpen.
airfeIanger u. M. anuoIen /
SfotSeIpen funoe Sen 16oc Oftober /
Seit ieire 50.Nars Slbilpum iom
2Grer. San boIbt Sl,biIpum inbc /
&riitiania, inmmen meo line Barn,
Sibite 2erbogS % SsnbnqS Gpelo
blep Der aibolot @a5or til SnotGgt
Tor 9%elpSningen / SfotSelpens Ga.
Ser. / N~rbeioernes 6oriumlinaSlofoIe
"@nroen". SfotSelpens Songior.
ening bar moot rem % gap enoel
Humer tilbeoite. Ga. 500 aroner
fom ino.
Gsoe / 2pre Gfer / Sftober
Waaneb er: 9ontoriit Nnoreas Mn.
berien +. 1870. Sabrifarbeiber Ole
Slicn, foot 1884. @aorbbruger Cor.
ger Srruml, febt 1884. 2ibe anutS.
batter, feot tS47. MhtrerS Gotter
Siap Sofie Teoerien, fsbt 1902.
SliperiorbeioerS Sen Heioar 90
gen, feot 1906
0isie blep pgteoieoe / Sftober
Woaneb; geIuIoIearbcioer @unn.
ITEM &eraas % Sigrio @uQifien.
Selegrofiit Slnp Stranb og 9irgit
Tareber9. Gelluloienrbeioer Anbers
aatterro og Watbiloe Senrificn.
8aarobruqer 8ooberg SfjoIoborne
% 8lnnbilo Suit. Smeo &riitian
VrGnben og 0agnp NnlaIie 2arien.
Stenorbeiber Sans Sergen Gf og
Silou 2uno.
s S~ulebclgen ifal guiferubs SnI-
fe al .. &c. z. hare lit Iarsme0e
oeo 2ongelanbs 6~oIfeheiifole / 81
fun. Oct lfol pore / 3 0uae. Seq
er palgt iom ltbienbing sis ira
Sfotseloens GfboI6SIaq, % ifal ie-
mere fortGae Der / 9Iooet ira Wooet.
S~fotselpen 26be Marts 1918.
Soban Muftbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
Sra btteroal.
Stidc meS SfugNriftcn. !Spic Or.
beiospriier. Spbn "Imerifa."

Vi bar bapt en- uipbpanIig lin SOFT
iaar, bare @o0oeir og npiten intet
Hegn fsr / Slutten al Sftober. Oct
bleo tililut &anonanqel, ga Iobrif.
ferne i%nhitrGnfeoe 0riiten. Soroer-
ne bar iaa giennemtcrfeoe, at SsIt.
%pIeining bar nmltlig. Wen ioa oab.
neoe iig Simmelilitier, % hi bar iioen
fdaet @pffefplo og mere iii ct Bar
@ange. 5 Ssi6erne lagbe Sneen iig
ttOlig og er iiben life troos itaoiqt
Wfilopeir, goaet al igien. gn Smule
Slpoefere, iom hi fif / Gluten al
forrige Waoneb ogiaa neoe / Oolen,
pareoe finn ct Ear Gage. Nu bar ri
efter be operhpnoige Stormoeirsoo.
&c / set iioite foaet foIoere SER,
Rimfroit oPffer Warf oa Sfog. og
iao baaber hi ga poa gobt SSltIefere;
men iom iogt, enonu ifrangIer &iPr.
rerne, W%clfepognene og olifens Sil,l.
reoifab efter Be fro8ne @eie, iua oct
Homer melem Iaierne peo Nat og
Gug.
Sfoqorbeioe err set title meo ioar.
Get ifal pGre @enocrnes eQer Sfog.
eierncs Sfplb, De bar organiieret iig
% ItiQer for beie Triier, iiger 5sm.
mergroSiererne Mfen 8euSerne me.
ner paa, at @rosiiiterne ifol ioo iur-
te, od ioa ltoar belle Sraiifen bera.
iait, ielpfolgeIig tilbe6ite for Sfo.
gen, men til Iiben @lube for Cont
merbnggere % Ssnme"fierere. ionl
fret ioar at giere. 9<miolcrtio er set
/ alminoeligbeo Margel pna Sfog.
arbeioere M UNDER nlmin0elig Grit,
ioa Stonbieu / Sfogoriiten life pil
bli ipnoelig at beflaqe arbeioerne
for. Ser er 10 ioa fuIot op al pr.
belize; InIpgsarbeioe, 5a~brifsar6eioe
og @pQninesorbeioe, iaa Ser er nof
at beiti4e, for oen iom oil giere no.
get. Sfogarbeioet er beaer fife lie.
get iaaIebes / Iris iom anbet arbei.
&c iorholbspis. Naar en- Woro me0
Seit tiener e. aroner pr. DAG poa
egen aoit % Torinq ipnes man oct
qaor on. meoens Gufeltmono peo
NnIpggene pil ipnes oct er tarpelis
9etaling. og Saanbperfere pil bellr
op / SO Str. 0agen, ON De ifal
pPre ififfelig fornsiet.
Set er ipRre Snotpster for Ir.
bcihsfolf, imoS hpab nj bar o9ret
panot meo. og man ifuloe FRO. Of Ser
mart pilbe bline iulot al &ifinaer.
9ette err imiSlertio lanatira SiliPl-
set, Get aaor Tom Spar auien tiger
/ lit ~befienbte Gigt:
Iet siens no 10 att % IRAN,
iom iprr Oct bepe sienge,
Oct beng miaom AGRA os Sfam,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13

laa Sriet oar omringet al Barb. 0e
paoeneoe oa bsrte Sus o. 9rl,s al
Sono ruuoi ON iis. Sobn frapIet
liz op for at ie no; men aiRlberIen.
men BAR ilpbt op, % bump, Der itoo
ban / bare Sfiorten | @ano til Sal.
len. De fom iig no % pabet iig iii.
lambs baaoc Sobn % aoner, men
Suiet opltebe ooereroe % Strsm.
men flptteoe oct ct eoot Stnffe, fsr
BET itonoieoe lmoo Grperne. Oagen
eiter lllpffeu began Sohn ia I'll Ssat.
tigoroiereren Tor at fIage i'm Gso,
biisoilo, lom ban bar oa iioen olt
nsooenoiet til CITIZENS SphoIS. Orb.
foreren tog penIis imoo Sobr og be.
flogeoe bans llIpffe o. at han baooe
mi1tet alt han eiebe. "So.~ idaoe
Sobn meo en- uFure i~faIfagti9 Mine,
Oct bar life iritt FOR al Saar,irne
mine fom IRAN / Ii~teefuernen, ooa
eg ioaS Sriet leila ooitco % oei fine
MaSijrgoriarne ifiein / SoIifinet
be. be-" Seq er piS paa. al Sohr
@uretS Iopn oil miitoes / SiteroaI
Ipngere eno Be iIeite andres al bans
iamtioiae.
en- anoen ficnot arbciSSmarS |
@pgoen osoe oGiaa rplig pua @amle.
bicrlmet, nentIig Ole &arSien /
alepfaoS. SIsmnno unoer SeIioro.
9aoro / SiterSaI. Ole bIco opimoo
80 gar eammeI o. oor arbeioSfsr
Iangt oper S0-Iarcne. Sioitoua bleu
ban oog ooermanoet al fine Mar, tab.
re SufommeIien og bIep iom ifrl,uet.
Soo maotte han poa Sienunet, hoor
ban if goo TIeie til lin Geo. Ole
bar Ell fro % bngtig Irbcio8maro,
aIito / goot &umer og al Ct ireolom.
meIigt % "meinlairt" Slnoelag.
8io ri matte ioa monge life Irbei.
ocre; men Sc gror life / bier aroa.
Ser err nof nle9et Of lfrIoe ON. men
set foor MI IiQeoel uGre nor for oer'
ne Gang. Sea enifer ale "Vclten"S
2piere ct peliiquet Nntoor oa hiller
S!pOtninger. @euner % befienote,
bpor De iGrbeS.
SiterooI, 5. tooe Sec. 1918.
81. SoIIto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
Sra P%auineoal.
Mamac Glcftrieitetsperfer frroise el'
Ter unbcr Torbereocllc.

SaQina0al fon life / 2iabeo meo
Humeoal orsmme ON nogen e9ent'
liza Storinouitri, bpor Sunoretll'e'
ner al Setter penter paa Den Go3, DC
blir irigiorte % toget / Slenelte. Se
betpoeIigite 8alobsioer linoeS Gd'
lens utolige Sperelue, men oa olSle
err Iioet ponoisrenbe. bIir oct Der life
Gale ON Sriener al Seltefrnfter.
0olen bar BOG nler END NOT al Strait
fiber iii eget 9cboo. % / De .
iioIte aar err GIeftriciteten blet ga
lens melt oftliele SpsrgSmaal. @n
Mtosie Groiefter er buffet % - Ioa.
bel pripate Tom fommunole. 90
monqe err aaereoe blet til 8irteIlg'
be6.
Tlaa bar foreIsbiq flir ct Tibet
pripot 8erf bpg5et al @oarobrit9er
g. 6. Seie, bpis Strait o~GlentIig an
penoes iii hans eget 8~aurbsbrug. st
fonlmunolt @erf er poatprft %
Ser err ne6iot en- aomite til at orefte
Sogen.
Nes6nen har netop / oisie Gage
begpnot at @itraoIe / eIeftrilt 8elpS-
nina. araften ionr Ben ira ct elef-
tricitetsoerf / Ruffe0aIselpen et
pripot 6oretagenoe al De Serrer
@oarobruQer s. q. 5anoherg oa
aontoriit Soh5. Ssoa. Set er paa
60 Seitefrpiter, uobpgget meo lap
ippnot 9eoning Tor Gie. Zen fore.
lsbiQe 2epcring al Strait er fun ben.
laQt til Ne5bpen, hoor Der allereoe er
in0Itaaeret 600 Camper. Gen
tiIoper8blepne aroit fol ienere be.
mites til en- minore inoiiitriel ge-
britt. Sper5smodlet ON Ell lterre
fommllnalt GIeftricitetsperf bar
Itoaet pou GagsorOenen / oct ii6ite
Mar. Oct er en- Sos / Sanoeloen,
poerit / Serreoet iom tenfes uobpg,
oct. 0e0 Hegulering al ct Bar 6ielo.
uan0 bill oenne funne giue omfring
300 Seitefrpiter. Dteo 2eonings.
net runot ON i SerreOet pil oct an
tuqeIiq foite 100000 aroner.
Aigierelien blir Ell al set me Ser.
reositnres ierite Eager ouer Nntaor.
Sol bar uaereoe = Glettricitets.
oerter. ct min9re paa 13 SeitefrGI
ter ~tilbsrenoe SoteIeier Giosgooro
- o. ct paa 50 SeitefrGiter tilbs-
renoe G~oitanbner 8. Sanum nj. il.
RI Get iioite Ieoerer blonot an0et
2us iii Sol Standardization.
SioeonIisret 6emie0ul ior6ereoer
et fommunalt Bert.
@ol er oet ieritc Serreo / Tolen,
iont oQere0e bar beitemt iig FOR tom.
munalt 9erf. Gn oeIpis llobpgning
blir iproiq netop / oi5ie Gage. Der.
fet blir oe0 bel ltobp9ning poa 300
S%eitefrGiter. Meo 9eoringsnet runot
ON / set tore Serreo. oil oct artage.
Tia tomme 90 / 100000 aroner.
Ser er set en- itsrre inotisbt Sos /
0aQingoaIseIpeu iom uobpgges.
SOL par oct isrite Serreo / Sal.
lingool iom fit Gleftricitetsperf / lin
Niote. Ser par oet Gieren az 8iei.
10 Suriitbotel @r. Better Saug, iom
par Soregangsmanoen. arniten an.
oenSes uoeluttenoe iii bans eget so.
teltompler. Solingerne itaar heller
life tilbage isr De andre gpaoer.
Ggiaa De bar lit fommunaIe 0erf
amber 6orbereoeIie. 8aar Retnin.
gen / De Spor iom oct M tesner til.
iaa oil belle Saaingoal ON 2-3 aar
flnne iraale ! eleftriit g~elpsEing.
aom iaa 90 iig, at ri ! 5ieIooalisrer-
ne life islser meS / uopiflinsen. =
e. Z. -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
Gre fsriteHasie@
Symoifin
gne meS 10 liars @arauti.
Vile mso Be fsie 6orbeorinser, % meo "Grtrc Sitbehsr" srntis.

HHt Mtu &c NcNt Nurbeorlnger, % no "NTtrG 2LbehBr" grnrs.
sore lanoSt1enote "9uSpenuen" Spmnniner, iom hi nl mart en-
e"ReHeuloe ar lnot no III pore Ibounenhr til pengebepareuoe 9rier.
pl pare liaeiaa I9nse IN Iigdaa goot, let GA roliq iom uooen Raffn til
oobbelt Gris.
&c me "SnSpenmcn" .gOoeaer eisr, boao man faSer Double 2odt
Shth", anubening), ct Sting im benoar /, at TO Broader trqtfes oa
inptteS lannrnen tmoe Ssiet bOo Der cir begse 5ieer al Ssmmen ct
I9rotg uoleenoe, euer m q o en- Ssr u0en orange. Gete GIdgs Stng
ian 1te rtoes op euer brittle Get oil bare ia Ianse iom bet Esi, set
en az DC prghatc 6orbcorinsfr pa "Suspcunen"s npc IafiubOoer,
e YEN eneloaenoe ae Senleenoer ieIuuirfenoe traaoreguIerer (outouo.
nc feT1ton) Eenne HeguRrer er arbragt poa Sooets Scribe. bpor ben
er fhlor9notg noe al Yeen og er in oretRt lg, at ben fife bebsper Ba3-
ming az nogen Art ira ben ipenoes SIDE.
en anoen m SIDE pes oenne IpdnHn err So0tanaeus G~or6eorinq. ian.
zoe al oen life bebsper at titles for at al oct reHe Irpt pua foriieqig
Sla9S Sst, men ul automatic 0iere ct let 3ruf pua tpuot Woteriae o.
et tan9ere paa tptfere Matcriale.
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-04-16

A correct couture is just as
important an item in the fashion
able head dress as a stylish hat.
Women VINO are particular about
their attire will appreciate thefine
line of human hair switches we
are showing. We have a large
assortment to select from and
can match almost any head. We
also make make switches from
your combings. In our millinery
department we are showing
some exceptionally good shapes
in new summer millinery. Come
in and look over our line. The
Elite Millinery.---adv.
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of Prosser, gave very interesting talk
at Mr.. Lincoln's Saturday night. About
thirty of the neighbors were present
and followed the speaker with much in
terest, especially in his talk on the Cod
ling moth.
Mr.. Floyd Hutchinson received news
Saturday that his brother in Washougal
was critically i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Shivers entertain
ed at dinner Sunday last.
Mr.. j. w. Fuller is building neat
garage on his Section Seven tract.
Miss Lura Green, who has been teach
ing in the Spokane schools, arrived Sat-
urday and has joined her sister Miss Ida
on the ranch.
We are all busy cutting, packing and
marketing our asparagus. This is on
of the most profitable crops in the val
ley, and will bring the growers hand
some returns.
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HIGHLANDS

Mr.. Rickert and family are now oc-
cupying the Gould residence and will
care for the tract this season.
A very delightful program was rend-
cred at the club house by the Highlands
Sunday School Easter Sunday. The
room was beautifully decorated with
tulips and jonquils and the recitations by
the little ones and the song service were
very enjoyable. About forty were in
attendance, several being absent on ac-
count of illness.
The two buses from the west High
lands filled about to capacity when all
were present during the winter but now
with about fifteen new children here 1t
looks like an increase in the number OF
buses will be necessary before all can
be accommodated.
Many Highlanders will remember lit
tie Paul Reed who visited here with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Boyn-
ton three years ago and will be pleased
to know that his baby sister has been
chosen as one Of the Seattle babies
whose pictures are to be placed in the
Temple of Childhood at the Panama Elk.
position.
Cut worms have been getting busy II
some Highland orchards, eating practi
cally every bud on some trees, giving
the trees dying appearance. Tangle
foot applied during the day on the tre'
trunks efficiently hinders the pest com
ing up during the night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rothwell who hav'
been in the employ of DR.. Hudson to
over year have moved to Rest-a-bi
ranch in the valley.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

The delinquent tax rolls for
1912 and 1918 have been placed
in my hands for collec ton. All
those who have been notified of
their delinquency are requested
to call and make settlement at
once to save costs.
E. A. TERRELL,
Deputy Sheriff.