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The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-12-18
Skanee Notes.

Harry Lundbsrg drove to L'Anse
Monday morning.
Matt Hansen and son Harold NJ, OF
L'Anse, were Skanee visitors last Fri
day.
Alfred Kemp was . L'Anse visitor
last Saturday.
Misses Elsie and Beatrice REIN left
last night for Chicago.
Peter Peterson will take out 200. 00C
feet of mixed timber this winter, hav-
ing commenced work already.
Miss Winifred Won Zellen was Wis
itor in L'Anse Sunday.
Oscar Won Zellen left last Friday fol
Ann Arbor to represent Seward Po-
mona in the state Grange convention.
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Sisssss %sss sia si4Slrcs S HsSs
tsrnsily. Acting Directly. UPON = tss 'S sioo6 "a
and mucous surfaces OF the system, there
by Destroying the. foundation Qf the. djs-
essa, And givins the paflsnt strength BY
building uR the ccnstitgtic%r % and sssistins
have % much faith In its curative DOW.
err that they ofIer One Hundred Dollare
Tor any case that i fails 70 cure Send
Al1rees: y. J. CHENEY . Co. Tolsdo, q
Sold by all Druggists. 1gc.
Take Hairs Family Pills Tor cenetipetioa.
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Baraga County National
Bank will be held at its banking house
in the Village Of L'Anse. County of
Baraga, and State Of Michigan. on the
1lth day of January, 1916, from ten to
twelve o'clock in the forenoon, for the
election of directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
T. D. TRACY,
12-18-5t Cashier.
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Spencer Murphy, Of Ahmssk, spent
the week here = guest Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy.
Miss Bertha DsLuds left Thursday
for abort visit In Calumst.
Mrs. Antoine waImer 4 seriously m.
Township Treasurer william Laurn
was business visitor In the copper
country Thursday.
A son was born Sunday to Mr., snd
Mrs. Erlck Lulu.
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Coil ( LeVitan
L'Anse, Mich.
Baraea News Notes

OOU0keoO9ssOOO
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldedge LeClair and
son were L'Anse visitors Monday.
Dan Denomme, Of L'Anse. who is
operating camp near Pequaming for
the Baraga Lumber Co., was a busi-
ness caller here last Saturday.
Eldedge LeClair has taken contract
to get out $50. 900 feet of mining tim
Der this winter. The timber will be
Shipped from Pelkie to Calumet for the
C. &. H. Mining Company.
Miss Isabelle Buckland will return
today from Rockford, ILL.,, where she
has been attending college.
Operator James Madden visited in
Chassell Tuesday.
A daughter was born last Saturday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Meyer.
John Dahlstrom was copper coun-
try visitor the first Of the week.
Miss Bernice St. Germain, who re-
Gently underwent an operation at tho
Hancock hospital, returned to her
home in Baraga Tuesday.
Harry Bending, Of Marquette, was a
Barsga caller Tuesday.
Barney Joiner was . business caller
in L'Anse last Saturday afternoon.
4 A daughter was born last Saturday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Aldo. Clark at Kewee-
nav Bay. =,
Mrs. B. P. Allen and son Buster, OF
Pequaming, were Baraga callers Non
day.
Deputy Game Warden Octave 81
cote, Of L'Anse, was in town last
Saturday on official business.
George Rice, Of L'Anse, visited at
Assinins last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. J. H. Mathes vas in L'Anse
Monday and Tuesday. guest Of Mrs.
Amelia Steinbach.
ii C. T. Merrifieli returned Sunday
from Q weeks visit in Chicago. He
shipped carload Of Xmas trees there,
barely realizing enough to pay his ex-
psnses.
DR.. Buekland conducted civil ssrv-
|fics examination here last Saturday "a
fll the vacancy in the postofics 1t Pc
quaming.
Peter Peterson, Of Skanee, was q
caller here the first Of the week.
Mrs. Ella C. Proctor. Of Pequaming,
was Baraga visitor last Saturday. Y
II H. J. Falk returned Sunday from Z
three weeks stay In the Hancock hos.
pital.
Msssrs. Erickson 4 kattson. con.
tractors, who are logging near Clear
creek. will haul 600 cords Of hemIocl
bark to Bsrsgs for shipment - soor
. the slsighing + good.
8. b. Knissly returned from the cop
per country Tuesday.
yoasph .Gstzsp was : copper countE,
visitor Tuesday.
Mn. JSnnie D.. McCann rsturns,
Wednesday from several weeks VII
q the Iron country. 'sf
1lssqrs. Tsfor and Peter LaJoy &,
geetiag sdts2Qo. 900 fest Of logs FOR ~
BdFata Lumber Co
n; ~ q Jorundeea evp-slsti
wero Houehfsu visitor 4u1sddy. Y
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Items of Local Interest

A doll valued at twenty dollars will
be given away Christmas eve Pa
quette's Cash Grocery. A free chance
with every purchase. advertisement
Large display Of jewelry at Brennan's
for the holidays. advertisement.
Alphonse Gamache is at Herman
shipping 700 cords Of Aft. dry hard
wood.
Sheriff Pennock was in Arnheim
Wednesday.
Miss Katherine Shea left Wednesday
for several weeks visit in Ashville,
N. C.
Rev. c. N. vogt, Of Hancock. con-
firmsd Miss Oral Whipple, Lean Toilet
son and Louise Schultz at the McKer-
nan schooIhouse Sunday afternoon.
Henry Johnston installed . Cary safe
in his store Wednesday.
Principal Riksr and Misses Edel
Ehrhorn, Flora Sawtell and Blanche
Harrison left last night for their homes
In lower Michigan.
Mrs. W. W. J. Croze, Of Duluth, was
guest Of Mrs. Martin voetsch . few
days this week.
Miss Vera Bentz. who underwent an
operation on her foot last week. ID
improving nicely.
James Samuel. the six-months' -old
son Of Nr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Marks
man. died Thussday Of last week at
p. m. The funeral was held Sunday.
Rev. Bickford officiating. interment
being in the Pinery cemetery.
Miss Bernics Brennsn will return
today from Winona, Minn., where she
has been attending school.
F. N. Miley on Monday purchases
the delivery team Of n. Hansen, and vii
use them on the Pequaming L'Anss
stage line.
Misses victoria Cote and Cordslis
Psqustte left Tuesday for few days
visit At Kswesnaw Bay with Mis-
Josephine Chilean.
Mrs. Rene Frenstts returned lss'
Saturday from Lena, Wis, where sht
was called by the death Of her mother
Mrs. Allie.
T. G. Bslanger left Monday for I
fsv davs' businoso visit Ia Maruuotte.
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Prof. w. 8. Toothscksr has eom-
plstsd final arrangements for twe s6s.
cational lectures to Be Givsn O L'Asss.
the first being By w. d. Hsud@ssa =
Monday. January Slst. and ~ ssesed
By President Hutehins, sf tie univsr-
sity Of Michigan, in April.
These men are we'll known sducatess.
on the u. of n. extension eoasae. end
our citizens are assured talkS veli
worth listening 70. Thsy Win - fsss.
= has bssn the custom In tha pase.
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Our Display Of \.
HOLIDAY GOODS
Is Very Large.

dere you will find gifts for
father, mother. daughter. son.
grandpa. grandma and others.
Our holiday handkerchiefs are
the finest In the county.
We have marked down all our
ladies and childrens coats to suit
you pocketbock.
Only six shopping days until
Christmas don't wait until the
last day.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-12-18

We wish you a Merry Christ
mas and a Happy New Year.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
City Hen1s

The American Hosiery company has gone on nine hour day schedule working full week. The concern op- erated Saturday afternoon for the first time in months.
 It's Besse-Leland's for Shoes. ---advt.
 Mrs. Julius O. Deming is reported seriously ill at her home on Camp street.
 It's Besse-Leland's for Caps -adVt.
 Mrs. John Markham of PleaGant street is suffering with an injured ankle.
 It's Bcsse-Lelands for Overcoats. --adNt.
 A water main burst at the carner of Chestnut and Stanley streets this morning and it was necessary to dig up a small portion of the permanent pavement in order to locate it.
 Santa Claus will give a candy cane to children accompanied by parents at BeSse-Leland' 's-advt
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
Holy Name Officers,

The annual meeting of St. Joseph's s Holy Name society, was held last eye ming and the following officers were elected: President, Joseph G. Woods; vice president, P. J. Murray: treasur- CT, James A. Duffy; financial secre- tary, James B. Grace; recording sec retary, John r. Burns; choir master, Philip Hannon; executive committee, Francis Welch, Patrick Hanno, Will liam E. Stewart and Peter Long. Pres ident- elect Woods is one of the most popular G-ld enthusiastic members of the organization. He is a practicing g attorney and succeeds Postm aster w. F. Delaney as head of the society. Postmastcr David A. Wilson of Hart ford addressed the meeting and his talk was very interesting.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13

having been nominated for recording secretary. No nomination was made for the office of vice president as Thomas Tobin, candidate for the place, was found to be ineligible hav- ing been a mernber of the society less than one year. The complete nomin ations were as follows; President Pet CT McCrann; recording secretary; c. Price and William Forsythe; finan- cial secretary, Dennis J. Farrel; treas urer, James Dawson; marshal, Tn om- as Grove, Jr.; sergeant -at-arms, Will liam Beckett; librarian, Joseph Don- lon. Four new members were admit ted to membership at the meeting. The fair com mittee reported that a profit Of about $4,200 was realized on the recent fair. The card tournament committee reported that the second round is about to start and the pool committee reported that arrangements are being perfected for holding a tournament with teams about the state.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
HIGH SCHOOL POLITICS.
Contest for Class Book Offices Causes
 Excitement.

The senior class at the High school is all agog over class politics which at the present time centers in @ con- test for the coveted class book offices. AS all the contestants but one with drew from the fight for business man. ager another informal ballot was taken this morning before school with the following res ut: Richard White 1O7, Thomas Cabelus AZ, Rob- ert Buol 5 and Joseph Greenstein D.. An informal ballot for art editor was taken among the boys. Robert Buol received 101 votes, Charles Schmidt 51 and Hjelmar Malmfeldt 6.
 The formal ballots for all the class book offices will be taken tomorrow. The contestants, have their partisans and school politics never caused more excitement than at present The fight in which interest centers is between Paul Pihl and Harold O'Mara for cditor-in chief. ..a...... ....
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
Loyal Order of Moose.

The regular meeting of the New Britain Moose will be held tomorrow evening in Judd's hall at which time large class of candidates will be initiated. A social hour will follow. This new class of candidates will bring the total membership of tho New Britain lodge almost up to 6Go, making it one of the largest lodges in this city. On Thursday evening there will be another meeting at which time there will be balloting on the recent list of applicants brought in. On Friday evening the entertainment committee will provide a luncheon at the club rooms for members.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
Support the President.
(Ansonia Sentinel.)

The Hon. Joe Cannon has never
 been accused of any leaning toward
 democracy. He has all of the ear
 marks and attributes of conservative
 republicanism developed to the high
 est power. So when we hear him an-
 nouncing in Washington that he is
 prepared to stand back of the presi-
 dent Loyalty in the carrying out of his international policy, one can gather that he is an American first and ] re- publican second. This declaration of allegiance to a democratic president does not in the least indicate that there is any wavering in MT. Cannon's stall wart and rather furious republican, | ism. It means that he, with many
 other loyal republicans, has decided l that this is a time for us to act as | patriotic Americans in all questions of foreign policy rather than as parti-
 sans. And he is quite right Parti.
 sanship should always be made to take
 second place when the best interests oi
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
Court Charter Oak.

Court Charter Oak, No. 36, F. of A., will hold it's annual meeting and cleo ton of officers Thursday night. The meeting will be called to order promptly at o'clock owing to the large volume of business to be trans acted. Court Equality of Cromwell will bring several candidates to be initiated by Charter Oaks degree team and these, together with a num- Der of local candidates, will join the ranks of Foresters. The initiatory work of the Indian degrees will be worked out in it's entire form.
 Court Charter Oaks forty five players are in the lead in the Forest ers' tournament and it is reasona bly expected that they are going to take home the turkeys.
 Owing to the initiatOry work the election of officers will take place and all members are requested to attend as early as possible.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
CONN. SENATORS FOR
 COMMITTEE BIRTHS
Republicans Name Brandegee For Foreign Affairs and Mclean For
 Post Office and Post Roads.

Especial to the Aerald)
 Washington, Dec. 13.-At the Re- publican senators caucus late satur- day is was decided to appoint Senator Brandegee to the Foreign Affairs Com mittee and Senator Mclean to the Post Office and Post Roades commit tee.
 Former Mayor Henney, of Hartford. came to Washington last night with a twofold purpose. He will attend the meeting of the Republican Ma tional Committee upon which he iep- resents the State of Connecticut, and he will go to the office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives to look after the interests of Represen- tative F. J. Hill, in his fight for the seat he now occupies in the House. MT. Henney will be assisted by At torney Fassended of Stamford. For mer Representative Donovan will be represented at the hearing by Hon. Homer $. Cummings, of Stamford MT Cummings has been in the city for several days in attendance upon the meeting of the Democratic Ma tional Committee meetings.
 Representative Glynn on Saturday taking advantage of the recess of the House took long tramp through that portion of Virginia about Fairfa> Court House. His father was mem 1 Der of the second Connecticut three i months troops and spent the early 1 days of the war on the grounds GOV
 cred by the Congressman in his ram l ble. He declares that it is his in
 tention to visit many of the battle
 fields of nearby Virginia during hi:
 service whenever his duties will per l nit
 l The District of Columbia branch O 1 the National League of Republican l Clubs, of which Oliver Phelps, " 1 Wallingford is President, will giv 1 a dinner to the National Republica, ! Committee tonight.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
CURRY BUYS LEES.
Served es Bartender 22 Years, License
 is Transferred to Him.

Lees Cafe at 300 Main street was today formally transferred to Corn 2i- jus J. Curry, for many years the heal bartender. Action on the transfGr was taken by the county commission CTS following a hearing at the county building at II o'clock this morning. The transfer was granted immediately there being no opposition.
 The transfer recalls the fact that the well known cafe was formerly owned by member of the Curry family and was bought by the Lees about 20 years ago from Patrick Cur ry. So history has repeated itself. Cornelius J. Curry, the new owner, has been connected with the place for 22 years, having worked for Pat rick Curry before he sold to the Lees.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
MINISTER As SANTA CLANs.

Rev. Dr. Hill. pastor of the South Congregational church has decided on novel plan for bringing the hap piness of the Christmas season to some of the poorer families of the city. Yesterday he placed some stock ings on the platform, each Of which was marked with the size of a boy or. girl. Many of the parishioners took them home and will fill them with appropriate gifts. The stockings will be returned next Sunday and will be distributed among worthy homes of the city.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
the United States are involved.

the United States are involved.
 The attitude of MT. Cannon will probably be that of most of the re- publican congressman and senators. They will not acquiesce in the domes- tic program of the democratic party nor in some of the pet projects of the administration as they affect our in- ternal affairs. But they will stand with the president when it is a ques- ton of maintaining our honor and self respect in regard to other countries. They will also stand with him in his program of preparedness for the re- public. And they will be unit back of him in his warfare on hyphenated citizenship and in his determination to weed out the alien plotters against this country, wherever they are to be found. "" "
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
New Britain Council o. U. A. NJ.

New Britain council, No. 8, O. U. A. M, will hold an important meet ing Thursday evening when members will discuss the report of the National councils committee which was sub- mitted at the meeting last August in Concord, N. H. It relates to changes in initiatory work and reorganiza tion Officers for the ensuing year will be nominated and the social committee will furnish Dutch supper The local council is planning to visit Charter Oak council, N of Hartford Tuesday evening, December 21, when 9 large class of candidates will be initiated
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
Thusnclaa Lodge Election.

Thusnelda lodge, O. D. Il. B. has elected the following officers:
 esident-Mrs. H. Ramm.
 Vice President-Mrs. F. Re1noel. Secretary-Mrs. E. SchlichhnS. Financial Secrotary-Mrs. E. Dolan' Treasurer-Mrs. Hiltpold.
 Marsh al--Mrs. M. McCarthy
 Outside Guard-Mrs. E. Heinzmanh. Inside GUard--Mrs. Maier.
 'Trustees-Mrs. E. Heinzmann, Mrs Philip Bardeck, Mrs SamloW.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
What is Castoria

ASTORIA Castor O Paegoric Drops and Soothing Srup It pleasant 1t contains neither Opium Morphine Narcotic substance Its its guarantee aays Feverhness For than thirty has for the relief of Constipation Faten Wind Co all Tethg Troubles and Darhea 1t regulates the Stomach and Bowel assimae the Food giving healthy and natural sleep The Chidren's Panacea-The Mothers Friend
  H. under
 
 Coune limitations but Experiments that trihe the health of Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment :" <ANzG- Er<<c><<Vs
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
Clan Douglas, O. s. C,

The annual election of officebearers for Clan Douglas, No. 130, o. S. C., was held Tuesday evening in o. U. A M. hall. The following were elected Past Chief-A A. Downie. Chief-John Paterson
 Tanist--W. Scott.
 Chaplain-M. Miller.
 Recording Secretary-John Blair. Financial Secretary-D. Alexander Treasurer-James Paterson, Sechnical-W. Littlejohn
 Senior Henchmen-P. Warwick Junior Henchmen-R. Middlemas. Warden-J. Law.
 Sentinel--J. Warwick.
 Physician-Dr. Purney.
 Trustee for 5 Years-F. Mackay. Piper--W Mills
 The installation will be held on the first meeting in January.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
FRATERNAL NEWS

Contributors to the Fraternal coI- u1nn published every Monday in the Herald are notified that lodge notices for publication on the same day must be submitted not later than Il o'clock a. m. Otherwise they will not be published. This rule will be strictly adhered to-. Write on one side of the
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13

This is one of the latest and most inter. ssting variations of the neck-piece and huff, fer the huff is in envelope style and inclddes a practical, useful pocket be- meath the flap. The neck-piece is just a straight scarf but slashes are cut in the straight end through which ths pointed end is passed. In the picture, the material is fur and of course fur is the handsomest that can be used, but nevertheless a great many sets of this sort are being made of velvet, of soft satin and of the fur plushes that are exceptionally handsome this season. Often velySt and other materials are trimmed with fur. This set made up in dark red velvet with the edges of the huff trimmed with skunk and the edges of the neck-piece finished in the same way, would make a very handsome effect. The pocket in the muf is quite capacious enough to hold purses a handkerchief and perhaps an extra pair of gloves.
 For the neek=piece and huff will be needed, 1s yd. of material 56 or A in. wide, T. Is yds. 20 in. wide.
 The pattern No. 8883 is cut in one size. It will be mailed to any address by ths Fashion Department of this paper, on receipt of ten cents.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
Daughters of Liberty.

Winthrop council, Daughters of Liberty, will meet Wednesday even ing in o. U. A. M. hall. Arrangements for the Christmas entertainment will be made and officers will be elected for the coming term. Visitors from other councils will also be present and refreshments will be served.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
French Society Election.

The annual meeting of the French citizenship club was held last eve ning. Officers were elected for the ensuing term as follows: President Peter Gagnier, vice president. Emil Charland: treasurer. David Beloin; recording secretary, Joseph Cote; cor responding secretary, A. T. Bonefant; sergeant at-arms, c. Latendresse. The installation will be held at the first meeting in January.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
McCrann Named For President

Peter McCrann was nominated for the presidency of the Y. M. T. A. &s B. society yesterday and his election to the place seems assured. James F. Murphy was also named for the place but he declined to accept. The elec- tion will be held in two weeks and no further nominations are expected.
 But one contest will take place. Charles Price and William Forsythe
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
DENIES CRIPPLING
 MUNITIONS PLANTS
German and Austrian-H Hungarian La bor Information and Relief Bureau
 At Bridgeport Issues Statement.

Bridgeport, Dec.h 1S.-Because of the intimations that have been made and the estigations that have been conducted, the German and Austro- Hungarian labor information and re- lief bureau which has an of11ce Tn the Warner Building in this city, has issued a statement today. Through Felix Lauter, who conducts the pu- reau, the organization calls atten- tien to it's aims, as follows:
 It denies taking men out of mun1- tions plants for the purpose of crippling their manufactures.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
TO GIVE CANTATA.

At St. Marks church next Sunday evening the Christmas cantata "The Story of Bethlehem,' by J. E. West, will be rendered by a full vested choir of thirty-five men and boys. This story of unusual beauty and the story of the Savior's birth is admirably brought out in the music. The servieo begins at o'clock and the public is welcome.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
St, Elmo Lodge, k. of F.

St. Elmo lodge, No. 21, K. of F., will confer the second rank on two candi- dates Wednesday evening. After the meeting a smoker will be held All Knights are invited to attend. The meeting will be called at 7:30 o'clock and D. D. G. c. Fred l.. Stearns will be present.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
Giddings Chapter, R. A. M.

Giddings Chapter, Royal Arch Masors,- will hold two important meetings this week for the confirm ing of the royal arch degrees on sev- eral candidates. The regular session will be held Thursday evening and a special meeting will be held Friday evening.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-13
New Britain Camera Club.

The regular meeting of the New Britain Genera club will be held at Murray's studio tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Pictures from the club at Bangor, Me, exhibited in the inter- city print exchange, will be shown.