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The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
Deaths

Sister De Sales Moran. st Mary's
hospital. So years. cerebral hemor-
rhage; Andrew GustUfson. $40 Fort
~: w. about % years, tuberculosis
catherine Nelson. ilt9 Scotten~avc..
~ years, cho-pneumonia: John
Sierra. 72S Rueeeii-si., ds,ys, p,,t,,,t
thorsamen oyale' Earl II. koylc, All
hemorrhage: Emma p. DeuIschindorf.
Grace hospital branch, 45 years chr,
nephrits. Alexander Mason. 1915
ibaldwin,ave; IS years. toxic dyson
tery; Mtcha1 Lobieralski 14it Du-
bois.st 55 years, lobar pneumonia:
Fred Karnowski 673 Peniteau-ave
one year. laryngitis, Mildred NAV
new. zfb sherman st, about ~ years
nitral insufhciencN, Louis w. GRAFT
OPP, 1864 Helen-ave.. ~ years, pull
monary tuberculosis; Bcll Covcrton
100 Superior-st.. - years. phthisiE
st, 81 years, lohar pneumonia. An
ge1e Belchi. 322 Watson-st. - years.
tuberculosis 81 lungs: Frank Ne
Michen. 1869 NincwoOd- rs years
wicz. 23ss RusselI-st.. e years. nb-
scess Of brain; George Becker. Re-
ceiving hospital. 20 wears. delirium
tremens; Antonia kozHnecki, iot ST
pneumonia; Josie b.hlc. Boulevard
sanitarium. 90 years. pucumoHlH +.
Theresa Bernard. It1 w Warren. ~
years. Ia grippe; jessie Spicuz2a. 40
pneumonia: Arthur Andrews. 25f T.
Milwaukee ave. ? years. inquest
pending: Nina Gould. 2fSte BTainard-
st. 30 years, typhoid fever; Augusta
Blue, geo Camcron-aN".. &c years
acute cndocarditis; Robert Foisom,
Harper hospital. IS years. bryir alb
scess: Francis NJ Mcdonald, So Sew
enteenth-st, four wears, cerebral
meningitis: Lila DcblouWc l70 Du-
bois-st.. 10 months. bronchial pneg-
monla; Mary Davies. 2s3 l.arch
mont-ave.. - days. commissions. FL
mer he Forest Gillian. s. Brcckcn-
ridge-st. rs years. septiCcWla' Helen
congenitnl heart disease. Albert Syl-
yester Schroeder. three months, NAL
nutrition, sc tIazcl-st.; Jesse Minncr-
". 92S r.. Congrcss-st.. - yeurs,
broncho- pneumonia Michael Ron
kowski. u Florence st. about ~
years, pulmonary hemorrh1wc.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07

PEABODY, Kan. Dec. s.-Abel /,
Cartright. who lives six rnlles south-S
east Of Peabody, celebrated his one
hundred and first birthday anniver>x
sary.. He is one of the few living
sons of Revolutionary soldiers.
Fathers hearing Is just as keenx
as ever" said Albert Cartright, az
son. but sometimes we have to re-s.
p at our words two or three times.
before he grasps the meaning"
Asked 10 what he attributes his
long life, Miss Hatty Cartright. ~
daughter answered for him:
Always being happy and never
worrying I deHt believe he has ever
worried over anything in his whole =
life"
NO. he let me do the worrying, Z
Mrs. CartUgnt, his wife, said smile,
ing. y
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PROPOSALS FOR !,
HOT GAL VANIzInC

Sealed proposals will be received
81 the office Of the Public LightiuR,
Commission. So East Atwster sfftrt,f
until 4 J.. M. Thursday, Dec. ,. tsjtst'
Approx innate
Weight "a
1000 = in Round Iron Rods "A
10 a. s in. iong.r.f. $500 lhs.
1900 - in itound Iron Rods
II o. Ia. long,. 5, 200 lbx /
500 sin Round Iron Rods "a
I r. tn. long s.... 400 fb4|
@ Knee. ...s:'..,...., 5000 NJ
i0u0 Cnst Iron Mast Arm ~
tlampE ........... I1S0
900 Cast Iron Mast Arm
Clamps .......s...,-. ~
Total approximate weisht. "a.
In aceofdsnce uitk 49,
on fils ~ the 8upart1o<m
n->1a "a
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unadIlla Man Killed

YPSILANTI, Mich, Dec. T. Max
Rooctcke was killed about S o'clock
this morning when he fell in assist
ing in moving saw mill near the
Country club. The mans home Is
In Unadilla.
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RIVER ROUGE I

William Lang will play mater
Marion, IN the Utopia clubs rooms,
sunday afternoon at J o'clock.
Pictures have been taken OF the
unidentified man found dead on the
Michigan Central tracks here laaG
Saturday. and are on exhibition a&
Gallagher's morEue. The body VIII
be held until Thursday. pendtuu
utiucatiou
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No transient advertising inserted
for less than Ice with cash, lsc III
charged, per Insertion.
The above rates Apply &c all classi-
fications except Births, Cards or
Thanks, Obituariet, Meeting Notices
and all aGn preceding Male Help.
Births. Deaths, Cards Of Thanks
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge, s5c for 20 words or less. over
rs words one-and one third cents for
each extra word.
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HAINES' WIGS, TOUPES,
HAIR GOODS


Halnes' wigs ana Toupcs are well
made. the most natural effects being
produced. / have no competitor in
oualtty Of work and reasona BILE
prices. My Wigs ana toupes are in
use all over the world
Ladies Hair Goods | carry thou
sands OF French Wavy switches and
German Way Switches, straight hair
switches Large stock Of gray and
white. Pompadours. Puffs, Waves.
curls. Hair Wigs for ladies, bald or
with thin hair. II don't deal in Chi
ncso refined hair. nor sea grass
Ladies' bar dyed by competent
names. Hair dressing. shampooing.
chlldren's hair cutting. Most modern
up-to-date hair dressing parlors In
the United states. Wigs 10 rent for
parties and masqucrAdcs. II looking
Tor a reliable Hair Goods House don't
overlook me; "a years in my present
hair store ought to appeal 10 the
public Established i'm my present
nalr store 1879
VIM. A. HAINES
IS Grand River-avc west. cor BagIey.
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Nt0rtuary

TLsRk-D 6. ~ wyandottc Mich.
Mrs lydia G Clark. aged 90 years.
months. 10 day- mother OF y y
Lark, AIRS J II RiShep and Emma
". Clark Funeral WCdrcrday ~
80 p. m. from home. Burial pri-
vate.
CONNAUGHToN Dec. G. Della. he
loved sisterr OF Mrs. Joseph, omsl-
Connaughton, Funeral Thursday
from residence AZ Cavalrv.avc
NJ o;30 and Holy Redecmer church
NJ 10. Please omit flowers. Burial
private
FISHER s. 1915. at Harpcr hos.
pItal. Grace NJ. beloved wife or To-
seph Fisher. OF New York and
daughter 81 Mr. and Mrs 7. ~.
lD,n ,;,t , si,,e, Of Mrs, r. 4,
A.. Dusenbury. Notice OF funeral
HAyENs-pec e, 1915. ct residence.
~ Pinc-st.. Adelaide A.. widow OF
Csssins N. lIavens; mother of Mrs
Clarke. ~. paul Ravens and Mrs
Forest y. Dalton. OF los Angeles.
Cat Funeral services from house
"Wednesday al pm.
MERRITT Purdy Merritt. beloved
father Of Miss Ida r.. George .
William &. aud Frank r. Merritt, al
1880 D. M. Monday. Funeral
u nNftuNN morning NJ ~ tipf u
from -. f.eo's church. Interncnt
at Evergreen cemetery.
MOyLAN-Dcc. 6. 1918. Mary. be-
loved widow Of the late James and
dear sister Of Mrs. Sorah Bethel
Funeral from Martin !. Scheman-
Thursday morning NJ $40 o'clock
and from So. Peter and Pauls
cathedral ut 2 o'clock
SPENCER Doc .. Mary A.. beloved
wife OF Bruce Spencer. Funeral
from the reaidencc OF his father.
he Romeyn-ave.. "Wednesday. Dee
\. AZ 2 y. IN. Interment at Ever
green.
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STOCK FARM

from 80 90 41e acres have custom
ers with good income property who
without stock. 4 A. Afford. GIG
Hamiiton-av
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For sALE--vAUANT lots.
FoR sALE--VACANT ;Urs.
UNTIL MONDAY, DEC. 9th
YOU CAN BUY
$4,000
GARFIELD PARK
LOTS FOR
$4,000

As special Christmas bargain we
are Offering you the opportunity OF
buying one or two lots easily worth
500 each at this special price OF
$3.50.
Garfield Park. In which We have al
ready sold over 800 lots. is located
on Forrest. in the center OF the
Ford Tractor activity.
Lots within few blocks of US are
being sold AZ $3.50 and up.
Acreage surrounding us is held at
$500 per acre, which means that
you are buying. At Si60 each, at
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
CROSSE POINT

The new village hall in Groaoo{
pointe viii 10 dedicated Friday cvo&
ming, Dec. 10. There Will be res
ception ut o'clock and dedicatofy'
exercises a hair hour later.
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ONE DOLLAR DOWN

and three dollars monthly buys
sfggiar 40 Tn, eng Tot Tor Wv
Tractor pInut the SoIvay Process
Co. Michigan Alkali Co. and scores
~ other works now employing
thousands of people. Beautiful To-
cation Ncside trolley. Thirty i've
minutes from city hall Call any
day. iuclL airg Sunday. al 2:30 and
accompany W. 20 Inspect the prop
crty. pcckHr. 600 Majestic building
Mair 9-S2
s25 GIFTS EQUITY. etx907. In Red
f,rd within ore block Grand River
car line, and $3.50 school Price
sson Box T., %. Times.
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BIGIp w1NFED--FEM1LE.

LOT on -Nuty UouiS 1oON
inducements to bright girls.
THE MICHIGAN STATE TELE-
PHONE CO
Apply Telephone Bldg. John ana
Madison.
YOUNG LADY TO help in private fam.
liy Address }. \. 1Rooney. general
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION
2-story frame house aud lot sOxIeG IT.
377 Twenty-Fifth Street
Between Porter and Baker-sts..'
Thursday. Dec .. AZ II O'Clock noon.
On the premises.
Eight rooms. bath. attic, cellar. house
In good condition ana Al location
fer home Convenient To schools.
churches and 90 aud So car lines
If you want snap don't miss the
sale. Keys at our office. abstract
ana good iitl, Terms y cash, $500
at time OF sale.
o. WARDELL & SON, AUCT.
81 Hammond Bldg Main 1857.
ACCORDION PLATING.
Sara a smith. 2i3 woodw'd also hem
stl:eh.s: buttons covered gn.y 39l2
n,L,i,HDs 80 i'oo.-
BILLIARDS and Pockct billiard ia.
bles with tho only genuine Monarch
cushions; new and rnuodeled nj
moderate prices and easy terms
also snIn lbs ana .epa ring. Bruins
wick Bake ccl,c1der Co. or Michl
gar loc Daoaolph-s,
DETECTIVES.
Competent Trustworthy operatives.
Service R1 i'i 10 500 Breitneyer
bldg. Cadillac S5l. Nights and
sundays. phone West "57s.
MONEY Ia LOAN.
CO%STRTCTI ON LOAN s-Llberal
amounts. J. = Weber. 30f Gratiot
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LOST AND EuIND.
LOsT-Large. orange colorcd. long
haired Argora cat. from 40 Elm
hurst-avt.; 80 reward for infor-
nation leading 10 recovery. phon6
Mrs. BiIl'nghtrst Hemlock l6S9-M
PERSON ILs.
NOTICE. any poor girl ~ trou
BILE neediAs adyiGo friend5hip o.
help, write or call on SECRETARY
MARGARET DUFFY gs3-Fort-st
west. Salvation Army
LADIES HATS reblocked Hemrs
ana Panamas our speciality The
Exclusive Hat Frame shop, 81
Gratiot.
STORAGE AND CtRThGE.
ACME Storage mammoth warehouse
storage, moving NJ $40 ~ Gilman
CENTRAL STORAGE 20. moving.
packing, hreproc:, rates right. Mo-
tor vans lur suburban moving
- a NnHu.. a
RoEHI. BROS. Storage. Carriage and
Packing. office iG2 Alfred RldRe
S2s
PARTY MOVING 4 California en-,
rent part or car. Central storage
Co Cadillac 60
- -:EU--Iu ENFit|tGis.
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WE EXCHANGE your old Furniture
for new or. give you cash. Main
1904. l63 Michigan-avH
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WANTED TO HII.
CASH, CASIt,-we buy old false
teeth, old gold watches. diamonds
lewelry etc, in any condition
Liberty Reltnih. to. - Woodward.
ave. fourth floor
TO REVT--uot SEES.
Hannah Rental Agency
A free list ~ house, and nat.. can
In person al the oldest ana ar gest
real estate exchange IN Michigan
I NcCp NW Er 'pC
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TO RENT--ROUNS.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
I > To-.
from Woodward and Jefferson ayes
Extra nne. steam heated rooms ~
special summer Rates. soc. zoe. 81
$3.50 per dap: - 70 8 Der Week
TO NENT--ELATS.
Modern flal. = rooms and bath. Dyc
Bros. sol Ford bldg. Cadillac 1851.
FOR stLlc--MISf t.!..AN r.OIs.
A GREAT SACRIFICE
Household + urnlture
Al p,sfI,pa. gto .E.r,pI-n.-.
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TO RENT-RouMs.
HOTEL. FRANKLIN

Cor. Larned and Bates-uuly block
from Woodward and Jefferson ayes.
Extra fnc. steam heated rooms ~
special summer Rates. soc I5c 81
$3.50 per dap. - 70 8 psr wecf
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ron s,Ll,-REsoRTs.

FOR SALE At LAKE ORION-Two-
story boarding house, Il rooms.
steam heat. barn wcodshed. chick
en- park. outside cellar. large gar
den Mao high elias. fastest motor
boat oG lake. Or &. \. DcCon. lock
box eac. Pontiac. Mich
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TO RENT--I'LATS.

Modern hal. q rooms and bath. Dyc
Bros, sol Ford bldg Cadillac 1861.
FOR stLlc--MISf r.!..ASEoIs.
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i'"o NiL1u III tttSt price.
TWO DOLLARS
viii hold any lot until
AFTER CHRISTMAS

So that YOU viii not have To go
very deep into your Christmas
money. But what would make a
better Eift than lot. either en-
tircly paid for, or with just FIRST
payment, 80 ~ 10 encourage the re-
"ntcut ulonE the road of thrift,
10 the land OF wealth,
fairfield Park has onc-half mile on
Forrest. and IS but a short distance
from the proposed immense tractor
plant Of Henry Ford. and scores az
factories now employing thousands
OF men The trolley passes close
90 our propcrtN our specially T.
To sell we'll located lots ~ small
margin 81 prCHt Before paying big
retail prices FOR lots. come out and
see our property for yourself. cal
any day. including Sunday. at ais
e. IN. 7 "a a. m. 80 r. m. or 3.l5
y m.. and we viii take YOU out by
trolley or one az our autos 10 In
Spcct our property. Remember YOU
will bc under no obligation 10 buy.
Sec 10 FOR yourself For maps and
plans Of these $500 lots sold special
FOR $50. call phone or address be
fore Monday. Dec 81.
S. +. BRUCE & co.
Telephone Main 3tT5
office hours. o a. m. to $50 y. m.
@22 Majestic Bldg.
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TRY BEND t1oral service"
Flowers for Everybody"
The l. Bemb Floral Company.
Albert pOchelon.
Main 2oo2. l53 Batcs-st.
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printfrE-the plan neat klnd--fhst
n rigkt-Ttme- Job Dept.--Msis fsco.
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STORE FIXTURES

HARP GTITNR--onc
secondhand ~ STRINGS: fine in
strument for club work big volume
price new sSj Goes now for ST.
with black leather case Great
chance for quick buyer GRIN
NELL BROS Branch. - Monroe
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!. BRUCE & co.

Telephone Main 3tT5.
Office hours o q. m. 10 $50 y. m.
l.3g MniestiC Bldg.
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WANTED To MY.
TO REvT-IouSES.
Hannah Rental Agency

=.
A free list ~ house, and nat.. Can
In person al the oldest ane ar gest
real estate exchange In Michigan
McCp NW Erfpc.
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PEH>oNIi.s.

NOTiCE--lf any poor giri o. n trou-
BILE, needing advice friendship or
help, writ" or call or SECRETARY
MARGABt. DUFFY ss3-Fort-st
west. Salvation Army
LADIES HATS reblocked Hemps
and PanqmaS our speciality The
Exclusive Hat Frame shop, 81
Gratiot.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
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MONEY To LOAN.
lost AND FuIX NJ.

CO%STRT-CTI . y r.OA y S--Ilberal
amounts. J. 2 Weber. 500 Gratiot
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COMPETENT trustworthy operatives,
dey Or night II q bwvcr secret
Service Buroau No sos Brcitneyer
bldg. Cadillac 81 Nights and
Sundays. phone Wcst "57S
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fuI stella. mahogany case. 2ON23
inches; plays tt-lnch tunes duk-
en- tunes with box. Former cost
$40 This week tl5 takes it. Come
at once.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07

LOST-Large. orange colorcd. long
haired ArgoIn cat, from 20 Elm
nation leading to recovery. phone
Mrs. Bill.nEhur+t. Hemlock lGS9-M
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-11
ALLIES IN FULL CONTROL
 0F SERBIA
X. Q A- Service.

BERLIN, Dec. 10.-According 10 in- formation published by the military headquarters this afternoon the An glo-Freneh expedition in the Balkans ian territory and the Bulgarians and Germans are in complete control of ported to be in retreat into Albania andtoward Salonika through the ter 'itory of Greece. The final disposi-
 ion of the captured territory has not
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-11

Mir Miner, contractor, carpenter and all around mechanic, has tale of hard
 luck to tell that would bring tears to the eyes of even the most case hard oozes with that spirit which caused
 the poet to sing In mournful strain of
 mans inhumanity to man" Miner
 had nice stove stored up back of his shop ready for winter use Small boys on mischief bent swiped the grate when the owner wasn't looking. Re- suit, when Miner went to set his stove ep 1t was useless, as he could not find a grate to fit. Investigation revealed that the aforesaid small boys had sold the grate to a second hand man for the muniflcent sum of fifteen. cents. But the grate was gone when Miner got there Miner returned to his shop in mournful spirits but he refused to prosecute the boys He then purchased I new stove and set 1t up intending to hitch 1t up to a large oil tank which was fastened to the rear end of the building, some distance above the ground. Everything being ready Miner went out to make the final connection and found that some miscreant had 5wiped the tank. In the meantime some one had also purloined his bask- t sled which was also deposited in the rear of the building. Miner says
 hat this world is full of troubles and the way of the sourdough Is some times hard
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-11

The Dream presents an Edison mas terpiece tonight entitled "The Laugh ing Death" Also a two part study, "The Wheels of Fate" which is a magnificent production from every point of view. The third number will be first class comedy skit full of rare humor and rollicking fun entitled, "The Successful Failure" An elaborate pro-
 gram has been arranged for Sunday night of which the leader will be a special two part feature "The Honor of the Law" the sensation of present day fiction and one of the most ab- sorbing and fascinating stories ever filmed. This picture fairly throbs with life. vim and snap. Added attractions are Fatty Arbuckle holding the center of the screen against yelling host of sure fire fun makers. The comedy is called Fatty Finish-and 1t Is sure some finish. The Pathe Weekly will review events in all parts of the world A banner program of clever picture plays. Usual prices. First show 6:30 No performance Monday night
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The baseball association will hold q meeting at the Golden Gate tonight for the purpose of winding up all pre- liminary matters befofe the opening of the season The teams have com pleted their line up and are hard at practice for the opening game. The players have also selected the names by which each team will be known. The following is the order: Team No. will be known as the Pirates; No. as the Northern Lights; No. as the Horseshoes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-11

The general executive committee or the Aksala carnival will meet at the residence of Thorulf Lehman at one tomrrow afternoon to complete fur II is stated that the preliminary ar engagements are all completed and nothing now remains but the working out of the final details.
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The Catholic Library Club held their weekly card social last night in St. Josephs hall A large crowd were In attendance. Mrs. Bourett won the first prize among the ladies with Mrs. Phil Ernst second and Mrs. Modini third. Among the gentlemen the prizes fell to the following: First, Ed Moran; second. Pat McGinty; third. Mathio Krinyac.
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The Misfits went down In ignomini ous defeat before the soldier aggre- gation known as the Wills Be's at the bowling alley last night. The Mis- fits played a good game but were en- tirely outclassed by their opponents who rolled up the highest score so far recorded in a single game. 2.52l. The
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-11

Judgment in the sum of $2.6O0 was rendered in the district court this mornig in favor of R. s. Peterson and against the Nome Montana New Mex leo Mining Company. The Judgment was for services rendered the defen- dant company on the dredge owned by the Nome Montana Company during the past summer.
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c. V. Waldblom. the man who was injured some days ago through falling down a shaft on Nome river Is report ed by the attending physician. pr Mustard, to be improving nicely. Fred Stahl who was stricken with partial paralysis on Dime creek Is also re- ported somewhat recovered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-11

Now when the United Statss mails gre unable to bring magazines and other readins matter, is the most O.
 perfume time to keep posted on what 10 happening throughout the world, by subscribing for the Nugget and have it delivered to your homo every evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-11

best the Misft's could do was 2,310. Petit of Fort Davis secured high score with 194. The next game of the series will come off Monday between the Has 8een's and the Would Be's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-11

The hearing in the matter of the re- straining order issued by the district court in the case of Ross ana Brandt vs Tobey Reed, set for this afternoon, was laid over until Monday morning at the request of the attorney for plaintiffa
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-11
FEDERATED CHURCH.

The following services will be held at the Congregational church Sunday. John Parsons, pastor
 Il &. m. Bible school and children's service.
 Adult Bible class will study Daniel in the Kings Court"
 p. m. Worship, and sermon by Dr. Parsons. Subject, The Power of Music" ..
 Special music will be rendered by the choir.
 The public is cordially invited to all the services of the church.
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been decided but will probably remain n the possession of Austria. Terri dc fighting between the Bulgars and the armies of the entente powers marked the retreat of the latter from serbian soil
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-11

Mrs. Esther Birdsall Darling will deliver a lecture on Constantinople md the Balkan states at St. Joseph's hall Wednesday. December 15, at which the noted authoress will give her personal observations of the traits and customs of the people and de- seription of the famous monuments of the cradle of civilization. The lec- ture will be of undoubted interest to lovers of history as Mrs. Darling has visited all points of importance In Turkey and the Balkans and pos- sesses an exceptionally gift of de- scription.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-11

A EtdllZtu LII cdill Ol Ocduby MeiS SCCi last evening at the annual bazaar of the Federated Church Aid Society booths arrested attention, and the ef- feet of the whole was strikingly beau easioned frequent remark,
 The fancy booth occupied the cen ter of the room. It was in charge oi Miss Lomen, Mrs Stevenson and Mrs Aver Beautiful articles were dis played. and all were sold before the bazaar closed The doll contest was feature of this booth. managed by A B. Miller, who announced from time to time the progress of the voting Martha Hull won the doll with Eliza beth Holden a close second The final count was as follows:
 Martha Hull ..... ...............45 452s Elizabeth Holden .. =. .... 366C Dorothy Renney =. .......... .2O2e
 Mrs Crowley was assisted by Holly Jones and Jean Crowley at the candy booth, and a fine assortment of home made sweets quickly disappeared.
 The apron booth was supplied witt a large variety of useful articles It was In charge of Mrs. Loerpable Mrs. Grimm and Mrs. Geo. B. Smith The booth did a brisk business throughout the evening, and only @ few articles remained unsold.
 Mrs. Kelling and Mrs. s. Moore conducted the popular fish pond. and all the fish were angled out of the stream.
 At the ice cream booth Mrs. Mulli- gan was assisted by Mrs. Irving Reed Mrs. Ledding and Miss O'Connor. Ii was lively social center throughout the evening"
 At an attractive booth fruit punch was served by Miss Crowley and Miss Cameron
 The supper department was man. 1ged by Mrs. Rock. Mrs. Riggs and Mrs. Williamson, assisted by a num- Der of young ladies. This feature ot the bazaar was quickly put out oi business by the number who sought to enjoy it's hospitality A splendid supper was given. and beautifully served. Next time the committee will keep nearer abreast with the demand
 Socially, financially and artistically the bazaar was a fine success. Also musically. For during the evening duet was given by Elmer Reed ant Billy Rose; two solos of Frank Lilly two by Miss Rannie Baker. and ( . number of popular songs by a grouI of popular musicians.
 1 It is announced today that tn ladies have decided to present dol to Elizabeth Holden and Dorothy Ren ney, the two little misses who secur ed second and third places in the dol | contest
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The Masons will hold dance and social at the Masonic Temple this evening to which all Masons. their