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The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
man MAKES
BEST CAKES

MADISON, Wis, oct. 22.--"Cook.
ing for the threshers" has been the
stock expression for all that 10
wearisome In farming households
for many years. IL meant extra
help In the kitchen-hustle and
worry and stew, bake and broil and
fret from a. m. until alter 8
o'clock at nisht
But In Dane county the farmers
wives have no need to worry. That
county can boast Of one thresher-
man who is such an exceedingly
skilful and resourceful cook tina: he
can beat the best Of women COM
petitors.
c. \. Bailey Of De Forest IL tho
man. At the Windsor fall festival
he carried of one first prize on
devils food cake. another first on
cocoanut cookies. nrst prize on bak.
ing-powder biscuits. seYond prize on
lemon pie and sweepstakes on can
ned peaches
IT'S shame couldn't have spar
ed more time from my work with
the gang or would have entered
something In every class in ;he out
At" smilingly declared Bailey TO a
group Of people who were admiring
his dGirties.
He then leaned back complacently
his thumbs in the armholes OF his
vest. told the gaping group his best
recipes. His defeated rivals icily
turned their hacks and began ex-
aiming the crazy quilts and tat
ting
bailey bids fair 10 rival the IA
NOUS Baker Bum II Baraboo.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
BUSY SCHOOL DAYS IN DETROIT
Reported of Junior Editors 81,
81 HERMAN School EditOrin-Chief 80

-radsd room. Harry Snowden, from
uueradtd room Washington. 10 un-
.rsGeG room, Lllibridge; Merle
Nusom. from uugraded room, Carey,
Z, uac-lded room, Washington;
Mss E.ca Sperry from Chandler TO
Primer. Miss Georgia German,
.ram r.rua0e 90 Poe. Miss Mauds
kemp from GARFIELD TO Tnden;
Miss Anna Kolm.sh from Campau
% Palmer Mss Alice r. McGregor.
IRON Chandler % Clay; Miss Helen
Smith. from Duheld 20 Craft. Miss
A.us Wright from Thirkell 10 Til
l-. Mss Margaret noran. from
kindergarten assistant, Dwyer. To
k.rdere8r.en assistant. Webster,
Miss Ida IoreuE from Maieske 10
Be,,et1Hta.ne
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
THOMAS SCHOOL
UoRtCE DEAN. thlcf Editor.
N~rrrI A-xo.sH t.st Editor.

A driveway aH..a a. being con
.'rurted into tae ,clao! ward wa
the cause o. two indoor reCesses
N5-lly
ON Norcav. dentist from TIE
Board ri y aith examined the Chi!
dr. teeth
The boys OF the soccer football
team are row using the new bal
The Junior civic league has been
recognized IN RI" 4 and p room
In the 4 room The officers 'are~RUtH
Corson. president Harold willard
vice-pres ident. fsne- Trainer. sec
Rotary. and Grace Reich, treasurer
The chairman ~ the committee
viii be appointed ny the president
some time this week
Walter Klein Of room 4. tried d
simple experiment last Friday IN
physiology. which was successful
TIE Thomas soccer team viii play
the Greusel school on Saturday. Oct
p. and a good game IS expected.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
n0IlCE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Oct 10. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1913.
DUBOIS STREET

III 70 Board OF Education, Detrolt
Halted Ry. Ignatz Deiezeske. a. {,
\ l6ompson. Frank GorskL Andrew
ESuchiss. J. N. SHIFTS. r. A. Chapotor,
K1oiph singclyn. John Preczewski.
T. ksss Birkett. JOS Mayhem. a. MART,
I3ntroit City Gas Co. Peter Brock.
nnl Kowaiski. Francis ChojnackL j
~ Cxanfski. Peter shliler. Walter ko-
&lniskI, and 10 all other persons own
~. ocrupying or otherwise interest
|;S1 IN any of the lots and premises
3r3nftng on Dubois street in said
I'M OF Detroit within the limits
|kr3eIuafter mentioned.
IA 9rhe Common Council OF the CITY
"a Detroit. having ordered SO much
p Dubois street. from the north
SSrb line OF Trombly avenue 70 the
XSrfhefiy city limits. 10 be graded
paved. notice is hereby given
kXt An assessment has been made
T0n All the lots and premises front
- "a said Dubois street ann iapls
~ ~ assessed for said improvement
nior the provisions OF the CitF
1S0rfer. and that a roll OF said as
1<11uuent ~ now completed and VIII
SiS1otn NJ the Assessor Ofhce In the
2xT " Detroit. from the date hereof
III Nov 3. 1918. for the inspection
Al persons concerned therein
s5y BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY oCsTAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
soe President.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
N0TlCE--ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Oct 20 1915
Paving Notice No. 1874.

To Isaac ozooshewltz. Victor
aZruigiel. Chas g.. Brown. Louis r
Brown. A. Roserthal. T.. Lghtstous,
y. Victor. l.. Lp-hltz, A MoaGlss9r,
" ardo. -. BlesnowsEy, Helen Els-
Margaret 4 Gould. Lyman GorGr--lu
I. q. Turn0ull - vs. SIm0rs. ID t-rE
Yamer. Hauy NJ Well May Jacob.
" Hiller0wiiz. Peoples Saft.r-
Bank, Valentine BObrowski I.lz de-
Seeion, \. SOdoVlcb. Chas r. F.--
gason. David BsrruwttE. Mary E4E-
ley, St Clair Heights. IT. Mark0vtts
Joseph schemansky, Bess!e Nothar
Becker. and 20 AL other persons
owning, occupying. or utrsrWI ae fr-
teres'sd ~ any - the lots and par
cells OF real estate ir the local ass
scssment district esfahl shed by tho
penses % grading and paving toe ai-
ley within the boundaries herein s"'
forth
The assessment roll has been corn
pleted FOR defrayirg The expense u
paving the alley $50 o-i, being tn'
alley In block bounded bv Hat t-
and Rivard rt-. O., Frederick aU'
/ kirby avenues. and ~ now 0T a.
! Inspection az this Office. and VIII n"
main ~ this ofaCe for I've days from
! the first publication ~ this not a.
/ for the Inspection ~ n coucerued
/ All lots or parcels Of land ~5lt' "a
! on, or adjoining the alley 20 desgr tH
| ed. have been assessed Tor such I1l
/ proVemenf
The BOARD of Assessors will NEE
! on Tuesday the 2fth day. of October
] 1915. at o'clock n. m 60 their -
/ nee In the City Hall and wilt rerail
| ~ session for "a period 81 eiN huar
I 70 hear any person or persons Dies ?
ing 20 object 90 any assessment g
! ma IL
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
ny GtS.rANE ! ALBRIGHT
| Rags President
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
HAROLD BERG. chief Editor.


The nrst edition OF the Eastern
made its appearance, Thursday
oct 81
The editorial stan for the present
semester is composed OF the follow
ing students.
Editor-in.chief. Otto Siehafr; as.
sociste editors. Virgil Rotate and
Margaret Pherp, literary editor,
Elsie E,rley. school note editors.
Charles Cullen and Edith Horn, So
ci,ty editor. Audrey Gabriel, eN'
Grange editor Julia Putsig; con
trlbutiug editor katherine Toepel
sport editor. Harry Thompson. art
editor. Victoria Van Nliet; joke ed
itor, < Fred BetEIrg, faculty advis
or. Miss HarrietJe Coyle.
The business SIAN Is composed OF
the following Business manager
Raymond krause; circulation man
ager. Fred Williams assistant cir
culation manager. Elmer Plcser.
faculty auditor, j. W Frazier
The grade room representatives.
are: e40. ". T S,haeche and r
Eisman, go. \. @. keydeI and d.
Armstrong. 2lQ. \ KiobIe and /.
Koeacaeu. POO y. henderson ana
"A Toepfer. 500 2 futile and ".
O'Counor. $40, C. snyder and q
Gurus
Al students are urgently request
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
jce-SIREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
nAao or AssGssoRs OFFICE
3 Detroit. oct. 10. 1915.
l,aving Notice No. 1855.
n ROHNS AVENUE

W - John Kurntz. August Peters, ~
Deng isr. IL Rams. Is. knntI.
~ Kramer. H. Defone,. I. LATER
n ~. Ecksrt cho F,iska. JShn
go. r, q. Williams, william Nc
SSt6y. Louise Schneider. Carl
80. Victor Van Damme. otto -,
SoG1an, and TO all other persons
G1lng, occupying. or otherwise In,
toofSd IN any OF the lots ana
Gn1oes fronting on Robins avenue,
0old City Of Detroit within the
m hereinafter mentioned
r~ TT Common Council OF the city OF
'U61POtt. having ordersd 80 much or
tSkno avenue. from the north curb
~ q Goethe street TO the south
1lSo Of Mack avenue. TO be graded
'011 paved, notice 10 hereby given
- an assessment has been made
D0n ali the lots and premises froJt-
A - said Rohns avenue. and liable
- aspessed for said improvement
l4ndoP the provisions of the City
sGk0Stef, and that q roll OF said as.
|6oo1ment 10 now completed. and viii
260atr at the Assessors Once. IN
ne City OF Detroit from the date
G0reH until November .. 1915, for
.7ko Inspection OF all persons con
~ BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY CUSTAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
'D.ef6 President.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
NORTHWESTERN HIGH
SCHOOL
GRICE BOOTH. Chief Editor.
Norman Mccormack. Assistant.

Mis-, y MILAN : sixth hour history
a. Class has organized under the
uam- OF The Comitis Sexta" tthe
sixth as-emhlv1. The officers are.
Pres. t--t Mr. \ Ntteley: score.
tarv Mss D. Robinson.
VI Vernon House has elected on
.C.A FOR The semester as follows:
President. Nina ALBRIGHT: secretary.
Vivian Datry. Miss ALBRIGHT held the
serrstaryship last semester and a.
rr1o. o. The girls confidence in her
gspa biitv has succoedel 10 the
aisEcr Office. Miss Eat,y has proven
thit a wise c3oiCe vas made in
e."'tiug her 70 the position she
hollis.
= ner cupboard has been Installed
IN the domestic arr room
Las term when Nonald Mcleod
isfr school. Northwestern found her
SELF vi.hou. rellr:p ster, o. a, least
without one a good IS the former
one The athletic association has
been locking for sorg one with abil.
tics in ,h,s iiue Wednesday each
bows house elected tho member from
Inc house who was thought 10 be the
hest person in she house for he
place. Thus three toys were chosen
and T ursday mass meetinC VIII
h- held az which tnac Zach aspiraHt
w!,l D. given try-Cut and the best
one selected
Next Tuesday evening viii be held
The monthly supper ant buslr IS
rlec.fng 90 TIE Affiliated H:zh
: too,s clubs 81 Tc roi. az the + g
G.. y ~ O'Clock 81 which tine
Coz 4 Ycst and JOHNNY Maulbe,sch
% he r. Of " VIII speak. Ever
to~ going u high school should
MAJ r 2 potrt % BE there IL ~ ell
pos .lls eri ar least every boy in
te-e5-r5 Fee football Jack Mark said
Wolrs.tav that Re would rather
hear Johnny Ngulbe, sct speak than
Pre- .dsn. Wilson end we tank he Is
Just zh1~- rign' supper. g. cents.
The next and ~ ar the most I'M
0orten game on cur schedule Is 10
he he'll n.vt Saturday afternoon ~
the G-iadlav Geld The opposition
viii 20 furnished iy Por'iar High
school y ketr for the game are on
sole We4nr sdaD Thur la and Fri.
dar in Room u. Let's every body
ge' our and shc- the farmers that
Northwestern l. 10. dead ye'
Tho AseirsH club OF Northwest.
ern Higa school have elected the
following officers for the year
Pre- idert ". MscGregor. yice-prs~i-
dent = Pierce. secretary VIM Kenny
and treasurer {. Zimmerman Miss
Lola J,Hr'es vas again elected az
fac1Itv aHvi=0-. The club expects
10 hold a debate in The near future.
More than 200 ships in the British
raising purposes three tons OF oil
vill take the place Of four tons OF
coal
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
lOTlCE--ALlEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
1nARp or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Oct. 20. 1915.
Pnving Notice No. 1889.

NX0 Ralph Pneips. M MONEY. hNi
1SoVan. G. r. Mueller. David Hen
Pooa, MARGARET Licht. Ella Reaume.
EFiedman. Jane Mcclure. and 10
other persons owning. occupy IN
~ 0t6erwfse interested In any OF the
TT ond parcels OF real estate In the
101 assessment district established
Y fh6 Common Council to defray The
r1ns6a1 % grading and paving the
within the boundaries herein
~ Assessment roll has been com.
<R12 Tor defraying the expense OF
HXIGw the alloy No. 476, being the
IN block between Abbott street
mfchigan avenue. from the west
e First street to the east line OF
street. and IN now open 20 In
1E33on 1t this office. and will re-
S5n "a this Office for hve days from
W Arot publication OF this notice for
~ lnspection OF all concerned. All
1i or parcels OF land abutting on or
3761ning the alley 80 described have
66& hnsesscd for such Improvement.
e 4e hoard OF Assessors will meet
Tncsday, the 2gth day Of October.
11N a o'clock n m, at their office
~ City Hall. and will remain In
r16n Tor q period Of six hours TO
~ Any person or persons desiring
kX&{kct TO any assessment 50 made
E BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
~ QuSTAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
HI President
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL
DOROTHY HOLLIS. Chief Editor.
Irene Frshm, Elizabeth Hobart. Row.
land Starr. Leslie Estep and
Elesnor Baldw I'm. associates


The following officers for the
reading club have been elected for
this term Pres ldont. Vera Mains.
vice president. Alice Smith: secre-
tary. Marjorie Van Norman. treas.
urer, Gladys Taylor. beacon report
ar. lorlinne O'Reilly
The following officers have been
elected for the nature club: Presi-
dent, William Frank: vice president.
Mildred Doench secretary. Carol
Roehm and treasurer. May Hunter.
\ girls hockey team has been or
gahized under the supervision OF
Miss Wue~thoof. the gymnasium
teacher.
Miss Towar has secured a leave
q absence bu, will be back in Jan
nary.
Miss Marquard has not been con.
du'tinc her classes this year on &C
count of illness
The following staf has been chos-
IN for the Reaeon Editor.in-chief.
Gladys CHM. assistant editor.in-
chief Claude Cowley. alumni editor
Gtr'ride Thompson: art editor
'ora'nn" O'Reilly; adv, rtising man
a-ar Hugh Manchester; circulation
manager. Reno Bates, associate ed
tors, Marjorie Cattell. Eleanor Han.
gtl AMI Jack Bun.
The midseUester examinations
H.d Dr. held on tho tenth. eleventh
and twelfth OF November.
t
?riatisg-the piatr ueat ktrd--thst
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

Many of the younger girls
wear middies and boomers in
their athletic games. For
many occasions they are more
attractive than the regulation
gymnasium suits.
Boomers are OF cotton twill and
sateen and are in sizes from 8 TO
Il. They are priced 81 and $50.
Middies in all white Indian Head
cotton and white with blue collar
trimmed with white braid are 81
and $3.50 They are longsleeved,
Hiddies I'm plain pink, blue and
white poplin with "a length sleeve
are $50.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
MANY CHANGES
MADE IN TEACH
ING STATES

Within the past few weeks great
many changes have been made lH
various teaching STATS in All az the
schools OF the city \ great manI
OF the changes have had 20 be made
because OF designations Of oihe'
teachers I'm both grammar and hign
schools. while other changes Nerr
made only for the convenience 90
certain teachers, and others As pro
notions.
The transfers 10 date in the eisH
schools and grsdes are Miss
Mary Lighterness, from Norvcl 90
CamnbeH: Miss Louise Denton,
from Noryen 20 Garfield Miss
Alice sullivan. from Norvell 70 Har-
RS: Miss Eleanor VI Monroe from
Nellie Leland Open Air % Mari
Oreu Air. Miss Kathleen Craig'e,
from Nellie LELAND Open Air 10
Mari Open Air Mss Blanche
Thorpe. from special room. Everett
10 special room. Scr.pps Miss Has-
r!et S,rahsche.n. from special room.
BELLEVUE 20 Pruyoeat.onal scaooL
Lincoln: Miss Luna Colwell from
.peeial room. Home OF F-!end!ess.
10 Bellevue special room Miss
Fanny Prentiss. from special rc, 10.
Rose. 20 special room Everett Miss
Caroline Riddle. from Beard 10
Durield Miss Lu!ia- Cradle f~ow
Rose 10 Beard Mss Edna Han
ming. from Campbell 90 Scr'Tr-
Miss Jennie Roach. from Kerry -
HouEh,on Miss Alma knapp from
HouEh.on 20 Rcr-y Ms jaarl'l
clark. from clancy 20 Fairbanks
Miss Katherine Z.mmernan tom
H.lice- 20 Bennett. Mss Hazel
R-ekn. from Chandler 20 Es.1-
brook Miss Edna Goodrich. firm
Winrerr 70 Do'y. Miss STEELE So.
ansky. from Van Dyke 90 WIl@ert;
Miss Julia n Mayer. from Ears,rw
20 Moore. Miss Laura Carson. from
Wingert % Thirkell Mis- Nau.e
C-gleston. from P.agree 70 Th.rkru
N.ss Rose MqTlsue. from Higgins
20 Thirkell riss Mabel Green.
from Higg'u& 20 TEirkell Miss
Mabel Bowlss, from Palmer TO Thir-
kelI: Miss Aune Wright. from H,g
Gins 10 Thirkell. Ms Laura IeT,.
from Van Dyke 20 Dwyer: Mss
Lucille Warren, from Higgins 20
Thirkeu. Miss Clarissa Votey. from
Hancock 70 Thirkeli. Miss Della
D-.ggs. from Narr 20 Thomas. Miss
Mary Strah5e-ger. from Maybury 20
Campau Miss Nina Boob. from
Barstow 10 Palmer, Miss MIe-oa
Burgwin. from Camyau 20 WiaEer-.
Miss Anna Gable. from Thomas 20
Newberry. Mss Florence FiDkle-
stine. from Cary 20 Hillger: Miss
Marguerite McGregor. from Houzh-
ton 10 Smith: Miss Maude Fo7les.
from Stephens 70 Chandler; Miss
Aida Schwesinger. from Van Dyke
70 wingert; Miss Margaret Nc
Euen. from Trow5ridge 20 Ferry:
Miss Julia O'Neill, from Firnane 10
i.llibridge; Miss Mary Scollon.
from Custer 20 LISTER; Miss Yer
Meta Hoehn. from Craft TO Win
CERT: Miss Margaret Healy. from
Poe 20 sampson, Miss Mary
OLeary. from Mcmillan 20 Bishop
Miss Ida LoTeEz. from McKiustry
10 Majeske. Miss Hazel Lusty,
from Mcmillan 70 Bishop; Miss
Helen Van Gallow. from Crossman
20 Greusel; Miss Charlotte Labadie.
from Rose 70 Clancy; Miss Clara
Finnucan. from Mumford 20 Mari
Harold Lamport. from ungraded
room, Lillibridge, TO Trowbridge m
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
BISHOP SCHOOL
HywAN roMtRiN. chief Editor.
lSInOH AkION III A-.I.InnI

tsiDOR skIONisW. Assfstaat.
In q recently played game >.
Bishop soccer team defeated fhc
Berry team. with a Gnal score Of
> to ., The Berry school however.
played very crcditably. The game
was played on their grounds which
were crowded With IN husiastic en-.
coufagers Of both teams.
J. c. Price nov succeeds Mr.. Ffaz.
er IN teacher OF manual training
During the month of September
the attendance Of the a room was
9es per cent.
The A room pupils are TO receive
their hrst report cards either on
Monday or Tuesday next.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
School Coats

Warm school coats made of
zibeline, chinchilla, plush and
corduroy, some of material
with a plaid or checked back,
others full lined.
Some have plush collar and cuffs
and trimmings, a few are fur-trim-
med. The prices are S. 10 SIS.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
Kipling's Tragic Prophecy.

Only few weeks ago. al re
cruiting meeting, Rudyard Kipling
declared. We must continue 10 pass
cur children through the FIRE to
Moloch till this war is won" Events
have made this tragic prophecy
New York Post
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
Girls Hair Ribbons

New hair bow ribbons in
the delightful plaids, stripes,
checks and fancy edge taft
fetas, new combinations and
new coloring.
Plaids in satin and tafreta com
blnations, CSC. Csc. 39c, 45c, Stripes,
firm tarreta qualities; CSC. 3sc. soc.
Fancy edged taffeta. new idea.
specially priced at 29c yard (Note:
Our bow makers will tie RIBBON
into all manner Of bows in the rib
bon section when ribbons are pur-
chased here)
Hair bow fasteners protect the
ribbon and keep the bow in place.
l5c each.
s1.2.inch MORE taffeta ribbon.
firm finish. for hair bows, In black
and colors, zoe quality for 21c
yard.
FIRST Fioor-Msin building.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
Gloves for School

A good serviceable glove
which washes is the l clasp
washable chamoisette in grey,
tan and white, priced at SOC.
1.clasp overseam sewn. fleece
lined Kid in tan assortment liz
priced AT 81.
First FIoor-Msip Building.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

was not seriously injured. but viii
he out OF school for several days,
Room A has been playing new.
comb and one Of the boys Is going
TO bring a pennant. and whichever
side wins the games can have the
pennant until II is won again.
Grace Kingsley. OF room A. has
gold star for arithmetic.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
BAGLEY SCHOOL.
,rxnnInN nINTER. ChIcf EdIter

GwENDOLYN III NTER. Chief Editor
EfHe Macleod, who lives al NO
Az TweIfth-st. a student OF room
f. Bagley school. was knocked down
by ar automobile Saturday after.
noon. She was playing in leaf
pile when the auto came up the
street and turned into the leaves
II dragged her about Is feet. She
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
For Smaller Girls

Pretty little white dresses
with embroidery ruffes and
ribbon beading, a panel of en-
broidery down the front, sizes
l to 6, price 81.
Warm chInchiIIa Coats with belt
and rockets and velvet collar fan
mel lined, sizes to 6 years, price
s5.9s.
Infants Eiderdown Costs, double
breasted, with silk cord and hood,
soft and warm. Colors are red,
white and grey. s7.9s.
chiIdren's Atwood Flannel Skirt
with hemstitched hem. sizes 10 IL
years, all white. Sl.25.
Third FIoor--w oodwsrd building.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
Boys Long Trouser Suits

We take especial care Of the
hoy who IL buying a long trouser
suit for the first time. In no 9TH
or suit will he feel 40 conspicuous
as his first long trouser suit, and
it will help him greatly To know
that IL is correct In style and color.
We have models in pinch and
plain black styles, one. two and
three button coats. Good range or
fashionable colors. IA TO l9-year
sizes. $1,000 10 $40.
MackInaws and Dvercoats. 1896
20 SIS.
sizes 21.2 TO 1s years.
second FIoor-woodwsrd Buiidins'
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

After making accurate tests. a
German scientist has decided that
German Gothic tyre Is less firing Ia
the eyes thar Roman letters.
navy arc driven ny oil For steam.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
Boys Norfolk
Suits at $3.50
With Extra Trousers

These suits are all wool
materials in rich autumn
shades of browns, grays and
greens. In various style pleat-
ed coats, Knockers full lined
and cut large. Others So to
SIS.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
Girls School Hats

There are tams and ready
TO wear hats in velvet and
plush with rolling brims and
assorted colors in both hats
and trimmings. Price S1.49.
Children's bonnets for cold days
made OF velvet and plush in many
styles priced at sl9S and s2.SS.
Fourth FIoor--Mnin Building.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
Children's School
Shoes

Made on the famous ortho-
pedic lasts designed especially
for growing feet. In gun
metal. black Russia calf and
patent leather.
From the heaviest wear.resisting
welt sole 10 the latest dress shoe.
Sizes 3 TO 3. tl.75.
Sizes 3 IL 10 IL, s225 10 SO.
Sizes If IL TO 2. $3.50 TO $3.50.
Afro full assortment of shoes
TO- the growing Girl in up-to-datc
lasts. sizes ga tu prices ~ to -.
Fourth E1oor--wo odward building.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
GI0E---AlLEy PAVING
ASSESSMENT
NO OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
y Dstrcit oct. 30. 1915.
49, Notice No. 1912.

0Hlng Notice No. 1912.
y ~. Cop>>and. Thos. .. Wal
II -, - Rohdes, Leonard j..
~ o(ery =. Todd. u. n. Dick.
- \. Green. Chas y.
Fianaean, n. O. Hahn.
n nnh Ira DUMMY. Wes-
a y. 0roen. Henry Holt.
nn1 % al other per-
er9yiae. Or other :
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
BOYS School Shoes

Button and blucher, rock
oak welt soles with sole leath-
err tips made especially for the
boys who play foot ball and
all the strenuous games. Sizes
o to 1912 at S2.75, 1 to 6 at So
and $3.50.
Fourth FIoor-woodwsrd building.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
Bingham Dresses
Rain Capes at 1895

Some new rain capes in red
and blue plain colors. They
have hoods lined with plaid.
They are made up in attractive
styles OF guaranteed rubber. Sizes
are s TO IL. and the price 1925.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

?riatinE--the piatr ueat kird--thst
II rlEh--TTme~ job Dept.-Main I52o.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

More than 21g ships in the British
raising purposes three tons OF oil
vii take the place Of four tons OF
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

The Hudson Boys store has
specialized on sensible cloth
ing for boys. Only clothing of
actual worth is offered here.
In material, cut, workman
ship, these suits are as well
made as high priced mems
clothing.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-11-12
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

The women are especially in- vited to attend the big sale, Sat urday. Many articles for the wo- men will be sold and we expect them to bid them off.
 NA little girl came to make her home with MT. and Mrs. Joe Benner, arriving Wednesday Oct. 27. They intend keeping her 9 long time, at least until she is eighteen.
 J. A. Hurley and wife, who live near this city, were called to Bowie, Texas, by a telegram an nouncing the serious illness of their daughter, Mrs. J. A. Youree, and they left Monday night tc be at her bedside.
 Rev. w. H. Neal requests Us to announce that he will fill his pulpit both morning and evening Sunday for the last time before attending conference, and is very anxious to have large congrega- tions at both services.
 A. Coffey, candidate for re- election as Sheriff, Carroll Hud- son, candidate for reelection as Circuit Clerk, A. M. Jackson, candidate for Collector, and c. E. McCurdy, candidate f o ' County Clerk, were Gre e n Forest visitors last Saturday.
 MT. G. w. James, of Woodriver, Nebraska, has bought the Chas. Harris farm. 1 mile s ou t h of town. He will move here about the first of the year. We are glad