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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
ANCIENTMS'
TOBESHOWN
IN MUSEUM
Collection Valued At
$1,000, 600 Will Be on
Exhibition Friday
WILL REMAIN
THREE DAYS
Includes Color Sketches
And Map Used BY
Magellan

A collection of manuscripts and
ancient books, the estimated value
of which Is 81. 900. 900, will be on ex.
hibition in the Detroit Museum OF
Art Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
The collection Is the property OF
Wilfrid M. voynich, bookman, OF
London, Paris and Florence, and
will be shown In Detroit while en-
route to Chicago. The Chicago Art
institute and the Chicago university
Will purchase several of the manu-
scripts.
The collection was secured by Mr..
Voynich after a search, the story OF
which reads like romance.
Through papers which came into his
possession, he learned Of the exist
ence of large number OF valuable
manuscripts in Austria, which had
been hastily removed from central
Italy at the time of Napoleon's first
invasion in the last decade OF the
eighteenth century. They were at
last found In a castle belonging to
a distinguished member OF the no
bility. Their existence was unknown
to the owner. The chests In which
they were stored had not been open
ed for over a century. The most in
teresting single item Is a manu-
script written In the first quarter OF
the fourteenth century. at Bologna.
and illustrated with 900 water color
sketches. BY some specialists these
have been attributed to Giotto, by
others to Lorenzetto. The paint
ings occupy the lower portion OF
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N0TlCE--.AllEy PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARp OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. November .. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1870.

To Detroit Library Commisspus'
Minnie n. Donovan. Il. Ia MungeSs
Amanda II. Sweet. w. ii. Beamerss
Henry NJ. Schneider. G. ID. Josfyns =:
M Aitken. Geo. W. Lewis. T. -
brown. Charles w. Norton. and 70 III.
other persons owning. occupying 81.
othervise Interested In an. OF the
lots and parcels OF real estate u the.
local assessment district estaouenS9s
by the Common Council to do9!ey
the expenses OF grading ana pevW&'
the alley within the boundartS
herein set forth. -zIt'
THE assessment roll has been cQst,
pleted for defraying the expense ~
paving the alley No. sos. being ~
rT'' alley In block bounded by w.!
ward avenue, John II. street. AG~
and King avenues and IN now. ov41
TO Inspection at this office. and VIII
remain In this office for ave 49,
from the first publication Of tul1'
notice for the inspection OF all CO.,
cerned. All lots or parcels Of 49,
so described. have been assesssd -
such Improvement. ~ -. AZ. M, "
The Hoard OF Assessors VIII 49,
on Tuesday, the 9Th day o. n.y. =
Der, 1915. at o'clock q M otLy01
Office In the City HALL ana VIII
main In session for poxeoo -
hours to hear any psreou ~ $500
desiring TO object To any 49,
so made. :. -
pssEssS,u srAvl :.
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PROPOSALS For
vACINc TIE WREo
BELLE ISLE bR

Sealed. proposals addressed
department OF Public WORKS
Mich. and endorsed sProp0G
Saiyaging the Wrecked IN
hce until Tuesday. Nov. -. w.
O'Clock a. m. for furnishine ny
Dor. materials and equipment
covering and removing all tt
ana wood OF the wrecked HI ~
Bridge. except the timbers And
ing OF the protective crib cf -
aged In position. Each bid6s1s
pected to visit the locality r. Is
work and to make his own oQ1l
OF the difficulties and facilIt3G y
tending the execution or tao V
including local conditions IN
other contingencies. All the ~
wise noted. will become the pfc
OF the successful bidder Wh0th15
good or damaged condition. Tko
cessful bidder must conform ~ 4
laws and requirements OF the VE
government and make his own
rangements for any copcessioa3
obstructions are to be removed IN
the river bed whether Of eo{V(
value or. not, except stone and G.
Der work OF piers. the removo1$
which will constitute another T.
tract. s7.f
1t Is expected that the work \
commence within ten (10) days a
the confirmation Of the coutro0tx
must be fully completed within ~
enty (7O days. OF the said con}11
ton. The contract will embroo0
the iron spans which constitutes
wrecked Belle Isle Bridge W3o&I
they be on the piers or ut the< &
tom OF the river, with the exo4ll|
of the five pony spans on the 16
end, which will not be include4
contractor will be required 70 -
up the portions OF the old 0g14
which have fallen into the r3vor
fore touching the two standing ~
on the mainland end. 3lss,'
Each bidder must deposit With
bid a certified check In the oun4s
one thousand (e1.000) dollars pay1
to the order Of ~the Departm10$H
Public Works. before the propoo
are opened. conditioned that 6&t0V
they be the lowest bidder. they a.
within ave days after being AWorX
the contract by the said Departm@1
enter into q contract with = 04ae
company to the amount Of dvo tng
sand (16.0O0) dollars.
The right to reject any Or N &!
posals ID expressly reserved. All
posals shall be made In dupli0etA
1894 GEO. III. FENKEIdx
B-37f Commis'r of Public Wei
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fered from them, can't quite make
up my mind that any OF those great
twolegged creatures are to be trust
ed" said little Mrs. Bob. i've got
to see for myself"
"You SHALL" declared Bob. TO
morrow morning you shall go up
there. and I'll stay here to look az
ter the rest of the youngsters. am
afraid II we left them alone some OF
them would be careless or foolish
enough ITO go where the hunters
would find them"
SO the next morning Mrs. Bob
went up to visit young Bob, who
was a prisoner In Farmer Browns
henyard, and she saw all that Bob
had seen the day before. She re-
turned with a great load of her
mind. She knew that Bob was right
and that Farmer Browns boy had
proved himself a true friend from
whom there was nothing to fear.
The next day Bob and Mrs. Bob took
the whole family up there, for Far
mer Browns boy had scattered food
for them just outside the henyard
where the biddies couldN not get It.
and Bob was smart enough to know
that no hunters would dare look
for them SO close to Farmer Browns
house. Morning after morning they
went up there to get their break
fast. and they didn't even fly when
Farmer Brown boy and Farmer
Brown himself came out to watch
them eat.
Then one morning a wonderful
thing happened. Farmer Browns
boy came out and took young Bob
out of his pen In the henyard. Young
Bob looked quite himself by this
time, for the strips Of cloth which
had bound his broken wing in place
had been taken OF and his wins
was as good as ever. Farmer
Browns boy took him outside the
henyard and gently put him down
on the ground.
There you are! Now go and join
your family and In the future keeT
out of the way of hunters said he
and laughed to see young Bot
scamper over to join his brothers
and sisters.
Such fuss as they made over
him, Suddenly Bob White few W
to the top OF a post, threw back bis
head and whistled with all his
might. bob White! Bob White!
Bob White!" You see, he just hat
to tell ali the Great World Of the
JOY in his heart. After that the
Bob Whites few back to the Greer
Meadows, young Bob with them, ant
all day long they whistled from
sheer happiness.
And this is how 1t happened tina
Bob White and his whole famil,
came regularly to Farmer Browns
for their breakfast. and no huntel
ever had another chance to carr,
fright and suffering and sorrow int
their midst.
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Deaths

lorna Uarmc, i5i5 Maxwell.
nonths. broncho pneumonia. Bertha
venfeld. 376 r. Garfield. 26 years. In.
,uest pending: baby Anderson. ~
MYRTLE, . days, commissions, Dorothy
rhampIne. 1870 Mack. day. convul-
lions Julian Ghekierc. 1897 Pennsyl-
yauia. months. Inflammation of
,oweis; Conrad Auer Jr. 33s Nine
,oenth. years. broncho pneumonia;
Jonn Tworek. Grace hospital. 80 years.
scmorrhage and shock: Annie Ed
yards "a Lacrosse, 81 years, old age;
Henry CockriIl. ~ Breckenridge.
nonths. Inflammation of bowels. Jo-
,ef Piatek, 20 fsoby. about 20 years.
.poplexy: Eliphaz 8. Hubbard. 6ts
tccond rs years. uraemic coma;
rhcmas Batajczak. 37s T.. Willis. 81
seafs. carcinoma OF stomach; Frank
sndtke. 52i Illinois. 20 years. pulmon.
nv Tuberculosis: Charles Frahm. $40
Intietam. 20 years, chronic nepatitis;
Edward y Garratt. 3t3 Parkvlew. 81
rrars. arterio sclerosis; Charles
ssreen rs Forman. As years. phthisls
s,,lmonitis: Thomas +. Bawden. 5Ss
bragoon, ! year. CASTRO /terius'
Edward Leiscgang, Grace hospital an
,ex' Is years. cerebro spinal menin
,itis. Ellen Mccarthy, 81 Fourth. 10
ears. lobar pneumonia: Eugene r..
SAVIOR. l1s Smith, ? months. broncho
,ne,imonia; Lambert Peters, 1883 con-
ord. % years. old age. Joseph Ctchol-
III city Receiving hospital, u years
nauest pending: Paul Brandau, ~.
fsrv's hospital. 81 years. gastric ileus;
5orothy M. vixord, 103t Lothrop' III
hears, pulmonary tuberculosis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
WOMEN CAN
Be MEM
In Kansas They Have
Right to Wear
Trousers

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 4.-Women
who feel that their spheres OF &C
tivity are circumscribed should come
to Kansas. The law In Kansas pro-
hibits women from few liberties that
men enjoy. Because Of many re-
quests for information about the
Kansas laws for women. s. w.
Brewster. encouragement, has pre-
pared the following list of things
women can do in Kansas:
Can take back her maiden name
after her husband Is dead without
any legal process or legislative act
Can keep her own name when
she Is married.
Can persuade her husband 10 take
her name and give up his family
name IL she does not like II.
Can retain her maiden name for
business transactions, and use her
husbands name for social affairs.
II wife does not like either her
own or husbands family name, they
can change to a name that does
suit.
A woman can wear mems cloth
ing without any restriction except
that she must pose as man.
She can vote at every election.
She can hold any office in the
state and run for congress.
She can hold property OF her own
and give her share OF the family
property by will. but cannot deed
her share away.
She can take up homestead OF
school lands as her own property.
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AwPBEuu,-Margar Hood. at 1870
n. m. at Grace hospital: Funerai
MT Harrisville. Mich. Friday AFTER
noon.
4. 1915. nj his resi-
dance. 70 Garfleld-ave.. Clarence w.
pavock Funeral services from
house saturday afternoon nj
o'clock.
sO~wruJ.y--Noy, z, 1916. at his resi-
dsnce. LIvernois and Glendale-ave,.
John. beloved husband d,S Of h ~ Mrsl
Connolly ana dear '" Ksensn. I'd.
ward. william. MarAsret. Della and
Leo Conpelly. Funeral SATURDAY
NOV. &. from residence at = n.
. "a Cd ieo's church at 10 o'clock.
Burial at Mt Elliott via auto.
.WNNNAGEu.-Nov. 2, Peter. aged "a
years bsloyed husband ssa@ r Q, MSry
s ts r,'n,on. ave- Friday morning.
Nov. 3. at sac n. m and 81. Jo-
scph's church at . o'clock
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Births
BOYS.


osnsr, SOS winder: Frank Haiibov-
yek. .? Greusel: Alfred Schneider.
Providence hospitals; steve Kuxms;
rh a1t Pete n Morkoy; lfs Bis.
Anthony Easudes. 1854 Mckinley: Al.
bert Smith. s46 Seventeenth; Daniel
Reardon. $40 Crawford: Emil Van
oyermeer. 500 clinton; James 4.
Buck. Woman. hospital: vincenjo
Barbato. $50 Illinois; Beneditto Ma
tint. 3ss Rowcna: Eugenio Filippis, IA
Hawthorne: William b. Brown. si3 f..
Congress; iioseph sxsio: 1854 al jeff T.
Elliott; Charles Patterson. 1850 Nc
cleilan: Alexander Russo. 1913 Hurl-
but: Sxymon Broda, t3s Wesson; Joe
chcrtnut. zoo Otis: John Stoika. ass
e. Fort; Percy Ho0berman; Harper
n. Campbell.
Hughis Ban 1T Seventeenth: Emil
Knuth. 1919 lEllery: Jakub First. 1s3
rhirtieth: Charles b. Macdonald. 1859
Ehene ezra Frank ' wismiewsSi. sii' Can.
held: stsnlfy wroblewski. 1925 Jos.
campau. John woxehofski. 742 Har-
per; Louis Kahn; s,,,, Mon,c teal !
3sorge Kennon; 81 ssovil'e G.u pLank
fsf T. Kirby; Dominik oleksiak. 9t5
rrombly; Joseph Lowalkopski. 20
Srwtpu; Thomas f. Smiley. 81; Cass;
Edward T. Wells. 1859 Cadillac Roy
Bates, 299 Fourth: Steve 10th. .b3
nAckie: Frank Yakse.s 2t0 Crossley'
Thomas Tuer. 132 Chestnut: Henry
Peircc. 3s2 Cleveland; Frank Schultz,
bs2 Harper: Paul a. Barker 4s4
Greenwood. Charles Dargatz. IL Lodi
1ohn Moydn, 400 Wesson; Odel Bra
bant. l.2 Shipherd; 1sadore Newhouse.
I Harper hospital.
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Thrice blessed be the girl or boy
who fills another's heart with JOY.
Bob White new back 10 the Green
Meadows, where little Mrs. Bob was
anxicusly waiting for him, and his
heart was light. Mrs. Bob was
watching for him and few to meet
him.
Its all right" cried Bob. II
found him over In Farmer Browns
henyard.' or course him" meant
the young Bob White who had been
given up as killed.
"what?" exclaimed Mrs. Bob.
what is q henyard, and what is
he doing there?"
"A henyard Is a place where Far
mer Brown keeps o lot Of big, fool
ish BIRDS" explained Bob, "and lit
tie Bob Is q prisoner there"
"How dreadful" cried Mrs. Bob.
"If he's q prisoner how can you say
it's all right?"
Because 1t Is" replied Bob. Hes
perfectly safe there, and he wouldn't
be II he were here with us. You see.
he cant fiy. One OF his wings was
broken by the shot from that terri
BILE gun. Farmer Browns boy found
him and has been very kind to him.
He fixed that wing 30 that I believe
It is going to get quite as well as
ever. You know quite as well as
do how much chance little Bob
would have had over here with a
broken wing Reddy Fox, or Redtail
the Hawk, or some one else would
have been sure to get him sooner
or later. But up there they cant.
because he Is In q wire pen. He
can't get out. but neither can they
get In. and so he h safe. He and
Farmer Browns boy are great
friends. With my own eyes saw
him feed from the hand OF Farmer
Browns boy. DO you know. | be-
lleve that boy In really and truly
our friend and can be trusted"
That's what Peter Rabbit Is al
ways saying. but after all we're sui.
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ALTON. Okla. Nov.
d. Ducan. who lives nvo RI
of Alton. brought IN ~
sweet potato seen hers tn11
It weighed seven and : hi
and measured - inches.
he has many others nearly ~
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Cent 4
Word

Cash with order, ie chasssds -
m No transient say..s,s:ns ..s e Z
sASss S. sb5 Sss sss:: apply % ~ s!ss..
and 60 aSS .Esesdlcssra . Nj y F ns'Sis
"a sirshE: ..,i n:ssnHs o,,oss a. - Mini@Sn
e eSo Sc Yor Is 1srds or iess Oyer
Is words one and-ouo-thtrd csEes sos
eacn extra Woro
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04

Cases OF the plague in Russia
have been traced to the fact that
the victims handled camels that had
died of a similar disease.
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r.,.si.e=sss .I:,, .sss t,:s.snst
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HELP WANTED-FENALR
jwANTED-Good cook and waitress.
ga Baker-st Good wages. Julian
/. Hotel.
wANTED-A1 waitress. 8 hours
work straight. 81 and board. ii Vic
tor-ave.
AUTOMOBILES.
BARGAIN SPECIAL for Friday. ~
and 30-inch foot rails each 4oc; 3o-
inch robe rails, each Soc: Just rite
tire tools. each t5c; 3fx4h y. =.
used castings. each IS, Complete
line OF accessories for Ford cars. Y.
8. Auto supply Co. S5s Woodward
ave. Grand b40s.
FORD ROADSTER BODY. complete.
top. windshield and curtains. SIS.
Phone Walnut ala.
AUTO INSTRUCTION..
STUDENTS WANTED
Lecssn 20 drtvs an. snA sse4s . sSs:7, d.
SiviaaG lnstraciion; new class sasn
yesh unr?li pow Tor ~, HscS t 80. 49,
ACCORDIAN PLAITlNu.
0ara 4. Smith. 3ls woodw.d: ala, hem.
stitoh'g. buttons covered Ca'y esiA
siLLIARDs AsD rUOa.
BILLIARDS and Pocket Hiiiiard r..
cushions; nav and rsmodelsd at
slsS :sSr D.lG sna ssS sissy
wick Bake -Collcpder Co.. OF 4ichi.
COMPETENT. trusswSrthy opsr:s,vss
Sisxx,. '' ca1 sSnS So 81. 00 NsSss and
sundays. phone West aS71.
MONEY TO LOAN.
CONSTRUCT ON u.s. sE ds:ss.
PERSONAL.
LADIES' FELT. Beaver and Velour
hats reblocked. The Exclusive
Hat Frame Shop. 81 oratiot.
NQTICE-If any poor girl.is IN trou-
BILE. needing advice. friendship or
help. write or call on SECRETARY
MARGARET DUFFY. syj-Fort-st
west. Salvation Army.
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE.
WE EXCHANGE your old furniture
for new or give you cash. Main
1904. 1863 MicLigan-ave.
WANTED--rU BUx.
CASH CASH.-We buy old false
teeth, ole gold watches. diamonds
1swelry. ETC., In any condieion
Liberty Refining Co. 81 WOODWARD.
ave. fourth floor
WINDOW CLEANING.
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DEPT. OF PuBLlc WORKS 4
City OF Detroit. Mica, NV. Z
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All new $50 rebuilt
SIS up. Rent 81 mo. up
agents Corona, weighs 8
lbs. Open Sat. eve. till 8.
Detroit, Type. Co. 100
Jeh.. mr.. Wood. Min tlo2.
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RooMs-Furniture ar rooms com
plete. u week. Sumner, Mich. q eth.
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Show cases. counters, shelving. wall
cases. floor cigar ard display cases.
etc, for all kinds Of stores. Mfg
and sold direct to .etail trade at
jobbers' prices Oct. Stove Fixture
Co, 1890 Catherine-st., corner Ora
tiot. Main 4022.
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LOTS. WEST SIDE. ELL improvements.
for sale. VIII build; payment down.
Terms. Grand e745-R.
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FORD ROADSTER BODY. complete.
Phone Walnut 311i.
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AUTO INSTRUCTIONS.

STUDENTS WANTED
1i ss. s 81 ' sh.' ssssiln ss's ssse%
6ivilUai lnstructi0 new GLASS eAcn
week. Dnroll now tor next Wee8
0terlins Auto Coiisgs. TAI Cass.evA
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EXPERT WINDOW
CLEANING CO.

GENERAL JANITOR WORK,
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Our patrons include General Motors
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building and many others Phone
Cherry 71s for trial.
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&c Zoe
OLD GREEK HAD RIGHT IDEA
xenophon's Conception Of the Dignity
and Value Of Agriculture 10 Be-
yond Criticism.

Xenophon's work on agriculture
lacks the divine affiatus of the Georges
and the patient comprehensive re-
search OF varro's de Re Rustica .
its more modest scope is shown by
the name he gave It; "Oeconomics, .
or, as Eticnno de La Boetic rendered
IT, La Mesnagerie"- capital word,
that has gone down in llfel
xenophcn traced the rule of the
farm on rather general lines: he
started from the principle that, in the
main, agriculture is made up of com
mon sense and diligence.
To critics who blame him as un-
scientific let 1t be said that in south
ern farming, at least, these two quail
ties will carry the cultivator further
than the most beautiful steam plow.
The standpoint from which he
viewed the agrlculturist was not with
out elevation, though it did not strike
him, as It struck Virgil, that the hus-
bandman was sort OF high priest
But neither did he regard him as the
mere servant OF private and selfish
ends.
The landed proprietor was the pillar
Of society and agriculture the life.
blood Of the state; the fields grew
more than corn-they grew men This
was his point of view--New York Tel
egram.
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When yoa yawn good deal in the
daytime, feel dull, achey and want to
stretch frequently, it is an unmistak-
able symptom on malaria, and unless
you do something at once you are
booked for spell Of chills. Herbine
is chill medicine that will prevent or
cure the disease. 1t drives out the i'm
purities on which the malarial germ
thrives, strengthens the liver and
cleanses the bowels. Price soc. Sold
by Owl drug store.--.Adv. dew
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-30
WEIGHT Of Ones Head.

Do you know how mach your head
weighs? 1t is not the size. but the
contents that counts. Do you know
that 1t is possible to weigh the head
without cutting it off2 Do you think
1t is possible TO weigh one OF your
hands willis it is still attached to your
body? You probably never thought of
1t or else considered it impossible If
you did. But any physician can do it.
if he follows the method described to-
day by DR.. c. D. Spivak of Denver
In a paper at San Francisco, Doctor
Spivak described the apparatus which
he has contrived by which it is pos.
sible to weigh different parts of the liv-
ing human body. BY means OF a pair
of scales with sliding weights made
like seesaw and by the aid of com.
plicated mathematical formulate, the
separate weight of any part of the
body can be determined.
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Express want Aus pr1ng results.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-30
ANITA STEWART-Nymphl

ANITA STEWART-Nymphl
She is a child of nature. for she
loves the open, and, as in "The
Goddess" her greatest sue
cesses have been in pictures of
thefree. .untrammeled existence.
such as she played in "The
Wood Violet" anita Stewart.
gloriously and refreshingly
beautiful in her delicate youth
mo film actress today can vie
with her for true geniusl She
has held an audience single
handed for an hour and then
been recalled time and again.
Her manner has none of the
theatrical. She is as simple
and unaffected as if she were
all alone with you on a moon
light night, In a canoe. while
YOU twanged music to her from
a guitar and sang to her eyes.
See her in our new moving
picture production at the
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|s|U| g G|G
THEATRE
THE QUALITY PLAY HOUSE
Standard Pictures, First Run
Universal and Mutual
Service
TONICHT-PICTURES

STOLEN GOODS"
Blanche Sweet in a picturization of
Margaret Turnbull's emotional drama.
This feature in which Blanche Sweet,
House Peters and Theodore Roberts
loom large on the screen. See the
acting Of Blanche Sweet-her attrac-
tive personality. This picture will be
good every foot of it, SO don't fail TO
see It,
"HONEYMOONERS"
A bright, pleasing comedy number
featuring Webster Campbell and Neya
Gerber
THE GIRL FROM THE EAST"
A two reel Broncho.
Tomorrow, Broken Coin" with
Francis Ford and Grace Cunard. Come
early to get good seat.
Coming Wednesday. two reel Key.
stone comedy, and two reel Lo-Ko.
Coming Thursday, "Wild Goose
Chase. featuring Ina Claire and Theo
dore Roberts,
Coming Friday, Mrs. Plum Pud-
ding five reel comedy drama, fea-
turing Marie Tempest, the well known
Coincidence, and Eddie Lyons and Lee
Moran. A dandy program all the week.
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Dependency Due to Indigestion.

about three months ago when /
was suffering from Indigestion which
caused headache and dizzy spells and
made me feel tired and despondent. !
began taking Chamberlain's Tablets" I"
writes Mrs. Geo. Hon, Macedon, N. Y.
"This medicine proved to be the very
thing / needed, as one days treatment
relieved me greatly. | used two bot
ties of Chamberlain's Tablets and they
rid me Of this trouble. ."-ObtainabIe
everywhere. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-30
Recommends cnamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.

q never hesitate 20 recommend
Chamberlain's collie. Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy" writes Sol Williams,
merchant, Jesse, Tenn Il sell more of
it than Of any other preparations OF
like character. have used it myself
and found it gave me more relief than
anything else have ever tried for the
same purpose. ."-Obtainable every
where-Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-30

The kind Of currency the frugal
housewife favors is an elastic dollar
that will cover the family market bas-
ket.