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The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
MARTINELLI TO
TAKE PLACE OF
JOHN MCCORMACK

ANN ARBOR,> Mich, May 1S.--Gio-
yanni Martinelli, the noted tenor OF
the Metropolitan opera house, will
be the soloist of the Friday evening
concert OF the May Music festival,
instead of John Mccormack. who
Cancelled his engagement at the last
moment. Martinelli will sing sew
eral grand opera arias accompanied
by the Chicago Symphony orchestra.
and also will offer group OF songs.
The twenty-second annual festival
will open Wednesday evening, and
concerts will be given on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings also.
and on Friday and Saturday after
Moons, all concerts to take place IN
Hill auditorium on eastern standard
times o'clock In the evening and
2:30 o'clock in the afternoon.
The opening program will present
the Chicago Symphony orchestra,
under Conductor Frederick Stock.
and the University Choral union, I'M
der Prof. Albert A. Stanley. with
Nine. Marguerite ODER. contralto, and
Clarence Whitehill. basso, as solo,
lists. Nine. Freda Hempl, soprano.
will be the big attraction Thursday
evening, and Harold Bauer, pianist.
Friday afternoon.
The fact that almost all OF the
seats have been sold for every con.
cert promises a most successful fes-
tival from every point Of view.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
NAB SUSPECTS
IN HOUP CASE

Five suspects were arrested by De
tecfives Roche and Burczyk and Pa,
tro!man Clayton Williams, Monday
on the charge of being implicated in
the attack upon F. A. Houp, drug
gist at No. 229 Michigan-avc., who
was terribly beaten by supposed
robbers, in his store, Sunday night
Houp was unable to identify any
Of the men, as he was dazed by the
sudden attack upon him from the
rear. but the detectives viii ask 9th
or witnesses to look at the prison
ers.
The men are registered as Frank
Walls, % years old, OF No. 1873 La
Belleave.. Highland Park. Robert
Tucker. %. No 3l5 Fourth.ave. /;
Bernard Hughes. %; Joseph Lyons
IS, and Albert Burns, q, OF No. Slj
Fort.st.
Walls had no hat when found by
Patrolman Williams, and one OF the
men who attacked lIoup lost his hat
in the 7cufae.
Roche and Burczyk found the last
three named prisoners in the Fort
st. rooming house All five of the
men are acquainted. and are said 10
have come here recently from New
York city.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
Births.
Il1Ys

BOYS
A.. PAUL. to5 Mitchell W Ranars.
:3S Mack T. McMath, $40 kereheval
X SzyEkowski III Grandy; " Gun
atia $50 - Dragon o / pubsi
1916 canton u. kobeIsk, JIG Barnes:
J, ploplis. ;57 Kirby K. Gosik; .
Finley J. lteeheln s5s Russell >
tionai W cole. GO Baldwin. w
Radtko i99 Berlin. j keane. $50 Ne
wick " Ramsey. 1852 Wabash; !
covalewaiu. 1909 Mcpougall NJ nti,
Panczki. 1919 Jos. Campsu. Il Big
by, lsi0 Beauhien. ~ Joseph ess
Palmer. \. Schllkey. 1903 Mt Elliott
r, keycs, lel1 Jay, H. Kaufman,
a Jackson 1885 Canton. J Dew. t5I
GlAdwln J. schonhergel: isi Mackie
y. Harroun. 1881 Second II Chrpen.
tor. as Larchmont, j. Michlski. us
81, Aubin. l. Weiner. 2i5 Benton. G
Burgess it0a Seminole. II. Mckinve
80 Stnutap, l.. Johns % Humboldt;
! Hcohne ne walnut $ hire.
ter. VI. WeinEatcn, III Nenton; \
saliva, 73e Harper n psveE. 81
Crane, G. Dumas SIS Mourtelelr, +
Bycxewaki 57i AeNandrine.
GIRLS
c. smith 96s Mountcialr; II pes-
borough ~; concord G. strachap
81 Capliu, r. Gott Harper hospital
q Gnivek. 7gT Riopcne ]. Fappsr
1919 EnEle II Keschmedsr III? Field,
L HawkinsxsIs National. " Elwsrt
AS nUnoisHi Czapski SEQ Camp
bell l.. g. 81? Van DYKE. q,
ssIfs 9" p.Ses 81, SOUTH Fsni = GO a.
recki 500 Nesson + Kew, $50 =
Warren. l.. pcsimpsi 6si Concord &
Wiiliams css Liilihridge ! Chaplin,
ss5 MCMILLAN. L. pair. asa Van Dyke,
main. SIS Congress r. GraccL Gal
PlopeIle .. Coleman. 10 IIllthr idge
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wcth. 6ti NIaromb 4 barnett 3i7
Medhury = Da.ycr. e52 Holden. g
Nicola Il5 Utica " T~mke - Hart
ford = Ecrati. % Yale T. Mcrltn
sh2 RadsmAr her, = rawlewski. 6sS
Ferry, Weller ST. Hastings. !
Plczc s2G NuIlett " Sinclair, 6ai
Dix T. KeF4. 500 Mitchell
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Deaths


John llarrter, - Avery s. Years.
,sundire Elizabeth ! Nei1y - Sew
ard. SO years cd"ma, kntherin"
smith. trR"" annex. - wears. heart
di9eas" Philippe Orlando. Harper hos
p'tRi N"or~. c'UNuisionS. sam Ber-
torine. ~, r.. Lafayette 70 months.
pneumonia Abraham f}rand 500 Ro-
wcp". - wears, carcinoma Catherine
keaue $50 NewlCk, - wears hcart
disco - ~tcfantR Grgvhek. 6lH 'lhW-
mond. year, meningitis. w alter
Frrr 9it Function, IS years pnsu
monlr Jacob W Idttle. llil f'i
t"~ufh. ~ ve1rr Oh aEe. Iher"'o
lRwrrrws 2"l lllno.7 Nt'r'
rueurf'uft f"is ~ El|hmcF Grace
hoFpifn' lr n-h. ~ wears fc1ticnr
n'n Harriet ! Hendr'c Ks. 'bN w
rc1e-so- - wears, carcinoma John
Rr"f' ''1 leland. y years, onp"ndl-
ci'ic N'nric k"7rn"v. is Fn'r'l"w
= r""rn rrr'''f. ii'- adi'l''N
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ttrho' f..'' 'ili'7,r 'Sl'0. won"
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The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
MASONIC
D|GN|TAR|ES
CONVENE
Grand Council of Sc
lect Officers Held In
Kalamazoo
OLD GRAND LODGE
HEADS PRESENT
Malcolm Mcleod, of De-
trOit, Confers Degree
of High Priesthood

KALAMAZOO. Mich, May 49,
Especial )--Delegates from all over
Michigan are in Kalamazoo for the
annual conclave OF the Masonic
Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masters. II is the first meeting of
grand officers in the new Masonic
temple, and the first time In 40
years that this conclave has been
held In Kalamazoo.
Every grand officer in Michigan Is
present Sessions were held this
morning, this afternoon and tonight
and the grand officers and visiting
delegates will remain for the exer.
clses which s,will formally dedicate
the new temple. Wednesday night.
At 1880 this afternoon the grand
chapter Royal Arch Masons, OF the
state OF Michigan, will meet In con.
vention in the chapter room of the
new temple for general business.
This afternoon the visiting ladies,
wives of the visiting grand officers
and delegates. will be taken on an
automobile tour Of the city, and to-
night the officers of the Eastern
Star will be installed in the blue
room.
One OF the b features tonight
will be the comforting of the order
OF high priesthood, in charge OF Ar.
thur II. Mcleod. OF Detroit, who
viii be assisted by several grand
chapter dignitaries.
The grand council officers present
aside from the most illustrious
grandmother are: Horace 8. May.
nard. deputy grand master, OF Char
lotte; Clarence A. Howard. grand
principal conductor OF work. of
Three Rivers: Charles NJ. Norton.
grand treasurer, OF Lansing: Charles
A. Conover, grand recorder. of Cold
water: the Rev. John Claim, grand
chaplin. OF Eaton Rapids: Arthur
II. McCloud. grand lecturer. OF De.
troit: Frank II. Hale, grand captain
OF the guard, Of Hudson; Charles Z.
Converse, conductor Of council. of
Grand Rapids; Frank Scadden,
grand steward. of Crystal Falls:
James F. McGregor, grand sentinel,
Of Detroit.
Herbert A. Graham. past thrice
illustrlous grandmother of Indiana.
and George w. Hifr, grandmother. OF
Indiana, are in attendance.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
MOrtuary

AitEN--N1v &c. ~ residence l!5
pethurc-avc - Nav a. wife ~ 4
" Alien. dauVhtcr OF Henry q and
Priscilla 4 Treacy Notice OF run
oral later
BvoupEI May 10. ut his daughters
homo ~ Shcridan-ave.. Christian.
beloved father ~ Ernest. Henry
nn1 MIA Hugh Schcilhurg Fun
erqt from residence "wednesday ut
$50 !. IN.
c,,I,U,N--Mey ~. Margaret. he.
iovcd wife ~ the lat" Jeremiah
r Tinothv T. william a, Daniel
= Frank Y nrd Thomas 7 Fun.
crol from residence 81 her son.
Wu1inm \ Callahan. So Dradv-st
Notice 81 time later.
rp>rsrIAE- Kissner. dear wife 81
Herman Kissnor. beloved daughter
az Mrs Augusta Reslak and de1r
sister 81 Mrp. G. Kupkowsk Mrs,
" Pctzke. Mrs u Russell. Mrs =.
voss Mrs y. Berndt. Clara and
Thursday afternoon o'clock least.
ern tlmel. from house. 1919
Twenty -nfth-st
HAv.pIN-May rs. 1918. Louis e. Hal.
min, husband az Mary Halpin. faith
Or Of ErGd Roy will william wn and ns Y
from 227 Nlnetecnth.st ~. at md
from 81. Vincent's church at $40
eastern standard time.
HAwUTON May is Robert. beloved
husband 81 Josephine Hamilton and
dear father OF Charles q. iamtl-
ton, aged 81 years Funeral from
residence. 932H Hendricks-st-
Wednesday, nj 800. eastern stand.
ard time.
HARVEY May rs. AT 7si Trumbull-
ave. Ellen Delaney relict Of the
late Thomas @ Harvey and mother
~ Mrs ! r.. O'nrien. Mrs. ". a.
schultz George n. and Fred n.
Harvey. Funeral Wednesday May
d, 10 from Holy Rosary church at 2
a. m. Burial private. Kindly omit
now.ers.
kCHER MERHORN-M 10th. 1918
at residence. eO5i Woodward ave, !.
Alkaline Miner Jenkins. wife OF
James Schermerhorn. Funeral ser
vices at house. Monday afternoon,
az o'clock. Burial at Hudson.
Michigan. on Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
MOrtuary.

READER Mrs Lena, beloved moth
or OF Mathew Reader and Mrs. Mar
Eret Ohlert and Mickle. OF Pontiac.
Mich. sunday, May 10. Funeral
service at ~. Vincent DE Paul. Pom
tisc. Wednesday. $3.50 A. m. May ~
ssEI.- May IL, 1915. at hts rest
dence, 800 Jefferson ave, George
~. Kussel. Funeral services from
house Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
uEt.r WANTED -r'rMALE.

A--CcokS prstry cooks. waitrcsses
maids Kitchen. pantry and house,
work girls. counter girls. IS Yves
Congress.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

AT least % per cent OF the larch
timber over large areas in eastern
Oregon has been killed or weakened
by mlstletoe and the forest services
Is taking steps to combat the pest.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
Classified s,,t':'!.... | c %,,; !

Cash with order. ~ charged. TO .
line.
No transient advertising inserted
Tor less than isc with cash; lso IL
charged, per intertion.
The above rates apply TO all ciassi.
ncations except Births, CARDS OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Affecting Notices
and all Ads preceding Male Help.
Births, Deaths. Cards OF Thanks
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge. ajc for IS words or less over
rs words one and one-third cents for
each extra word
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

Printing, the plain neat Lind-that
L. riGht-TimcS Job DeBt.-NRin 45sO.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

~ BIRMINGHAM HEIGHTS A lot
60NIGF IN ideal bungalow site
Inquire az owner 3io Lawrence
ave Phone lIcmloCk Il5-W
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19


washer for restaurant 5lI Grand
River.
EXPERIENCES tailoress on coats. IL
East Buena Vista-ave.
GOOD HOME in exchange for musir
lessons four pupils, would consider
governess. North 69l3-M
GIRL wanted for downstairs work
must know how 10 cook. no wash
Ing Apply ne Van Dyke ave.
GIRL wanted for general Homework
no washing. 1874 Virginia.
GOOD. strong German or Polish girl
for general homework 226 r. Han
cock.
GOOD reliable woman for six half
days every week general house
work good wages. - T.. Hancock.
GOOD girl for general homework
no cooking Apply iSl r.. MontCalm
LADY for general work. no washing
or ironing. 80 1awrence-ave.
81, has two tckets awaiting her
NJ the Detroit Times office for the
Orpheum theater for Wednesday
evening, as the guest OF the Detroit
Timer.
MANtCrR1Ng lady wanted Mt once.
must eb young. 1850 West Jeffer-
son.
MAID for general Homework two IN
family Phone Cadillac l217-R.
STENOG r APHER Ia learn insurance; .
SALARY so. good opportunity
Main $3.50
TEACHERS-An eNceptIonal oppor-
tunity for normal school or college
trained woman. between IS and 90
wears 81 age. To secure n travelling
position iu high-claSs educational
work $3.50 Ter month. permanent.
~ Washington Blvd
TWO Mattresses wanted 4s9 Ora
tiot.
WANTEp-Glrl 20 hclr with house
work In sm1ll apartment. 20 30
everv morning Phone Grand 27S1R.
wANTED-Forelgn girl for house
work cali between / and : D. IN.
at 1926 Beauhien
WANTED
% Telephone Operators
We pay while learning Elmo oppor-
tunity for Advancement. Rest rooms
provided for off-dutV hours. Good
Inducements 10 bright girls
THE MICHIGAN STATE: TELE-
PHONE co
Apply Cadillac Exchange. corner or
John u and Madison
WANTED--Girl for general house
work ono that likes children APP
ply III Fourteenth.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
on sALE-REsIDENCE PROPERTY,
BUILD TO ORDER

We can now build you a home Just
az you want II. In any part Of the
city on very easy terms. We don't
charge YOU For advancing the
money 20 build. as we are satisfied
with the g per cent Interest IT
YOU have lot or little cash,
come In and talk II over; il costs
YOU nothing for an estimate.
MORGAN.
Cad. 1867. 407 stevens bldg. Ch'y 4537
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
TO HENT-FLATS.

a -FOUR ROOM modern fat near
FoTds Hemlock S2S-R.
4 SMALL FLAT second noor, In the
rear or 1870 Forrest. west; cheap.
FERRY PARK WEST. No. 900
Lower 5-room, steam heated apart
mont, Se7.5O. Hot water. 1anitor,
UNION TRUST co. MAIN ifIO.
WELLINGTON NJ LOGAN. 252 Edi-
son ave. is invited 20 attend the
OTpheum theater Wednesday even
ing as the guest Of the Detroit
Times. There are two tickets walt
ing for him az the Detroit Times
office.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
BREAK JAIL
AT KAz0O'
One M a n Escaped
Lookup; Another
the Asylum IS

KALAMAZOO. Mich. May H.
(Special.)-By saving out Of the
cage" in the county Jail and then
cutting heavy bars that covered an
outside window, Arthur Mclaughlin.
prisoner who had been sentenced
TO Jackson prison for three and .
half years to ten years for O seri-
Gus offense. made his getaway some
time during the night.
Officers did not discover the 90.
cape until this morning when they
opened the Jail to give the prisoners
their breakfast. Two other prison
ers in the cage made no effort to
get out. although they admitted to
tho sheriff that they knew OF Mo
Laughlin's operations and saw him
saving the bars. Mclaughlin Is FL
end resident of this city. He
pleaded guilty TO the charge against
him.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

KALAMAZOO, Mich, May 49,
Especial Dirk De Young has
made his escape from the asylum
for the insane and officers have
teen unable to get any trace to his
whereabouts. De Young was walk.
ms along a road near the asylum
when he stopped an auto driver.
Jumped into the machine and made
his getaway. Whether the driver
Of the machine was friend, asy-
lum attendants do not know. His
home was in Grand Rapids. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

ron s,LT--stnrnnAN PROPERTY
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
MEETINGS.

MEMBERS of Ingersoil Enc. No. 20.
/. -. -. r.. are notified that they
Will take part in the parade on
Wednesday afternoon. May ~, AT
30 y. m. All Will please report
at Park and Adams at
o'clock sharp. By order OF Chief
Patriarch. George Wilkins. j. }.
Ferguson. Scribe.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
Colonial
Summer Home

at Lake UflOn FOr Sale
'wo acres land. well wooded with
oak and pine. some fruit. 100 feet
frontage on lake. cement brcakwa-
ter tennis court. double garage
with chauffeur apartment. arte-
sian wells. house has , bedrooms.
large living room with mammoth
stone fireplace, electric light. tCle-
phone; otherwise furnished for
inrnl.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
5Ez g. EVERYB0DY'S COLUMN zEz 5ss gss
h the Public the Merhanh" Craftsmanship
HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

EXPERIENCED waitress and dish
washer for restaurant 5ii Grand
River.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

when you answer these advertise
ments please mention the Times
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
UNION TRUST co.

CUNNINGHAM PARK - Furnished
cottages FOR rent 1875 60 5000 per
season Jessie Cunningham Stcph-
ems. G57 LenoX. or phone Hickory
CtNNINGFNN PARK, Sylvan Lake
Cottages for sale. furnished com
plcte. also boat, payment down and
$40 per month. Jessie CUNNINGHAM
stephens 6j7 Lenox. or phone
Hickory 627.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

Detroit times sob Printing DEPT
MAIN 1870.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
2sl n OOdVatd aN'
,io,E, ga LoAS.

when YOU answer ,nese advertise-
ments please mention tho Times.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
Void GEORGY."

Buy where Ty Cobb bought
VIII consider trade Detroit property,
improved or vacant. for beautiful
b-room bungalow and 10 acres OF
finest kind or truck gardening land
miles from wick. Georgia.
on famous New York -Jack souville
highway. Best soil In the world
for growing pecans, fgs. japanese
pcrsimmons. watcrmelons and
Georgia peaches. Climate unsur-
passed Famous players club. Ty
Cobb, George Stallings and others
have bought large estate near.
c = BEADLE ~ SON.
Main 6524. Room {. McGraw Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HAINE'S WIGS, TOUPES,
HAIR GOODS

WI. y. UN'Ni.S
halnes' WIGS and Toupcg are well
made The most natural effects being
produced. l have no competitor m
quality OF work ana reasonable
prices. My wigs and tUupes are In
use All over the world.
Ladies' Hair Goods. ! carry thou
SANDS or French WaFy Switches and
German Wavy switches straight hair
switches Large stock az gray and
white POmpadours. puffs Waves,
Curls. Half Wigs FOR ladies. bald or
with thin hair. Il don't deal In Chi
nese refined hair. nor sea grass)
Isadle hair dyed by competent
hands. Hair dressing, shampOoing.
chtldren's hair cutting. Most modern
up-to-date hair dressing parlors IN
the United states WIGS TO rent for
parties and masqucrHdes II loOkin <
for reliable Hair Goods House don {
overlook me q years IN my present
hair store ought To appeal 10 the
public Established In my present
hair store 1919
VIM. A. HAINES
76 Grand River ave, west. cor Bagiey.
FOR PAINTING anO paperhanging
address or call al 1907 Merrick-av
MRS JENNIE WORpEN, 393 Morrell.
IL invited 20 attend the Orphcurn
theatcr Wednesday evening as the
guest Of the Detroit Times. There
are two tickets at the petrOit
Times office for her
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
Best Corner In The City

SUMMER RESORTS.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

GIRL wanted for downstairs work
must know how 10 cook. no wash
ing Apply l72 Van Dyke ave.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

EX PER ENCED tailoress on coats. IL
East Buena ViEta-ave.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

A.A.A.--If you need cash bring your
watch. diamond or anything 90
value. " " oodward, attn moor
take elevator
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
HELr wANrED-MALE.

AN ESTABLISHED traternal society
Cners permanent positions anu am
pie Income 10 competent agents or
organizers for unsuppled towns OF
counties. Executive. care Carrier
Jst. station n.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

GOOD girl for general Homework .
no cooking, Apply iSl r. Montcalm
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

GOOD HOME in exchange for music
lessons four pupils. would consider
governsss North 69t3-M
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

MISS ESTHER HORTON. 1928 Church
st. has two tickets awaiting her
NJ the Detroit Times office for the
Orpheum theater for Wednesday
evening. as the guest OF the Detroit
TimeE
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
WANTED To BUY.

OLD feather beds wanted Jewel Mat,
tress Co. $50 Michigan. Cadillac SOS
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
STOR AGE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

STORAGE furniture, nearly new. bar,
gain prices. Sumner Co. Mich. & ith
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

GOOD reliable woman for six half
days every week. general house
work good wages. "a r. Hancock
Grand 522s
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

A-GOod strong girl for general
hourcwork Ge~mnn preferred. 2st
LAFAYETTE w Phone Cad 7a25.R
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

DrSrIw hsHFR wanted at 1874 Michi-
gan Polish preferred; no Sunday
work
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
Afro PAINTING.

BILLIARDS and Pocket Billinrd Ta-
blcs with the only genuine Monarch
cushions new and remodeled NJ
moderate prices and easy Terms
also supplies and repairing Bruins
wick Bake -Collender Co. OF Mich
igau. 100 Randoiph-st.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

LADY for general work. no washing
or ironing. 80 Lawrence-ave
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

DrsHw AsHER--Goo woman; gene
raj work In Kitchen. io3 Cratiot
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

AZ HELP OFT In any capacity: 81
nor dav; trustworthy, reliable.
Grnnh 40.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

GOOD. strong German or Polish girl
for general homework 22s T.. Han
cock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The report is being circulated, pre-
sumably by persons wanting the re-
turn of sixty-five cent ice, that the
Keokuk Pure Ice company is going
out of business.
This report is not true We are
still and will continue to be in the
business, keeping the quality of our
product up and the price down.
We appreciate the large patronage
we have had and the loyalty of many
of our customers and we are planning
to give them an improved delivery
service next year.
KEOKUK PURE ICE COMPANY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03
: e. g. :; :
Shopping =
Early
But Is Shopping Days
Until Christmas

But Is Shopping Days
Until Christmas
And do it at Wells, if
there is a man or boy on
your list to choose gifts for.
Men and boys are sensible
beings. We know. We've
been buying for them for
more than thirty years.
We've studied their wants
and needs and provided
them so well they've made
this the largest mems and
boys store in town.
Therefore ours is the logi-
cal place for women to shop
for useful and sensible gift
articles for their men folks.
Umbrellas, shaving mir
rors, toilet sets, military
brushes, handkerchiefs,
mufflers, gloves, sleeping
garments, underwear, hos
iery, bath robes, smoking
Jackets, overcoats, suits,
hats, fur caps, leather novel
ties and many other articles
of apparel that are needed
and that would give extra
Christmas joy because you
are the Santa Claus.
AhAE1a Cd F
wv - IN Is @ a.,
MlZzZRY:2zZzYz2Z2z2ZEIZ;E
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03
SPECIAL TOMORROW ONLY.

length, sizes, "a to A. Special Sc per
suit. Limit six suits to customer.
THE CENTRAL STORE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03
FUNERAL NOTICE.

HINSON-The funeral for the late
Jesse Hinson will be held Saturday
Afternoon at o'clock from the resi-
dence, Oregon and Missouri AYa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03
CITY NEWS.

j. r. Beaver Of Marion. Ind, presi-
dent of the Standard -Four Tire COM
pany, was in the city today to attend
meeting Of the directors OF the
company.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-11
cNA'.iIssiDM
GOVERNMENT.
Dallas, Tex.

Dallas, Tex
The commission plan went into
effect in 1907 La the first two
years the commission wiped out .
deficit Of 5000. 600 and establish
ed a credit ba ance. Population,
III, 9S6 and increasing
New Iberia, La
The commission plan went into
fleet in 1913. At the end Of the
first two years the Commissioner
Of Finance has failed to take up
sl0. 900 Of the oity's water aud
light bouds; the city has default
ed in a part of it's obligation to
The school funds; special tax ob
legations for railroad; has IN
creased its bonded indebtedness
by so, 900; over and above this
it has an Acknowledged floating
unsecured Indebtedness of s34,
600. 10 care for which latter the
comm ission Ia ask ing the citizens
TO sanction the issuance Of 300,
900 5 per cent. certificates OF IN
debt o. dness--while some calcula
lions show the present city's
floating unsecured Indebtedness to
be Sl04, 600
GAN ORDNANCE
"Providing for the issuance Of
,"Forty Thousand (S40,O0O) Dol
Glars Of bonds Of the city Of New
liberia,
"Wbereas, there remains bud
geled in the Incidental fund for
the year 1914 a sufficient amount
to pay the lnteres. accruing
thereon on August /, 1914, and
after providing for the payment
of all necessary, statutory and
usual charges for the year 1915,
and for all consequent years up
TO aud including the year 1923,
there remains an excess or sur
plus ia an amount sufficient to
pay the principal and interest
maturing AZ hereafter set forth
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-11
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