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The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

Marinoff, Florence Reed, ~
Saunders, Jeanne Eagels, HUS
Esterbrook, Richard Carle.
White, Gail Kane. Florence ~
well, Irene Warfield, Ruth RoIo
William Elliott, George Probert r
many others. n,
There will also be exclusive ~
run showings of the big four
ture plays, Vitagraph, Llbin, 64
and Kssanay, featuring virg4
Pearson, Edith Storey, Ethel On
ton. Eleanor Woodruff, Joseph
gore, Robert Etleson, Henry %
Walthall. Charles Richman. 4
Here are some of the opening &
ductions
Wednesday, Dec. l5, and ThN
day. Dec l6: Featuring virG1g
Pearson and Joseph Kilgore In !" =
Turn OF the Road" a story Of !
blindness OF devotion--Cf mods
society life: how love someti1
catches hold or innocent hea1|
binding them to duty. &;
Friday, Dec. II and Saturday T.
Is: Featuring George Probert, NJ
garet Green and Flnia Marino4S
"Nedra"--a dramntizaticn Of cot|
sal magnitude from George Barr !
Cutchcon's famous book. The u
was staged in the Bahamas,' q
1000 people taking part.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES-IT PAYS

cities. II was while pursuing her
studies in Paris that she met Mr.
Ives. After her marriage she gave
MP her artistic career in the inter
est OF her home, bur IL is TO her
kindly criticism and encouragement
that Mr.. Ives attributes his success
A portrait of Mrs, Ives, painted
by her husband, was entered in the
Michigan Artists exhibition in the
Detroit Museum OF Art. and was
awarded the first prize offered by
the Scarab club. Critics agreed that
II was the best work yet done by
Mr.. Ives.
Mrs Ives was born in Windsor
and her relatives reside there. Size
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
MRS. PERCY IVES
is VICTIM OF
HEART TROUBLE

Mrs. Elsie Ives, prominent fig.
ure in the Detroit art world, and
the wife OF Percy Ives. wellknown
Detroit artist, died in her home,
No. SOC Cass.ave. Saturday after.
noon, after an Illness NJ few days,
due TO heart attacks and weakness
following an operation.
Mrs Ives was distinguished
artist herself having studied In
Paris and exhibited many OF her
works in Chicago and other large
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
NO IMPORTANT
ITEMS IN LIST
OF NEW WORK

There was no item OF unusual i'm
portance In the list OF new work
coming from the Offices OF the archi
tects during the week, although the
volume was large and varied. accord
ing 10 the report OF the Builders &
Traders exchange.
Several apartments OF fair size. a
branch hank structure. large ga
rage. and a variety OF small stores
ard fats. and brick residences com.
posed the weeks showing.
The contracts awarded were i'm.
portant In size and varied in charac-
ter.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
Builders Notes.

Tho board OF directors OF the
Builders & Traders exchange were
tho guests q: Wilimr Malow and
George .IIJrc on I'll day evening,
Dec. 7. in Tie Hotc' addison. The
REGULAR :, rt,ine of the directors was
held In the afternoon. and dinner
was serve, at 6 o'clock There will
be but one more meeting OF III,
board as IL is at presn. organized
the new directors being elected
shortly a. or the ft / OF the now
wear The present members whcso
terms expire. will then become eligi-
BILE to the Ex-directors' club.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
PITTSBURGH
MOLDERS QUIT
BY UNITED PRESS.

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 13.-From l..
100 TO 100 molders. members OF the
Iron Molders' union, struck today In
so 10 70 foundries in Pittsburgh and
vicinity. Valentine Barrie, business
agent OF the Pittsburgh district con-
ference board Of molders. told the
United Press this morning. The
mon demand an eight hour day at
the present rate for nine hours
which Is 81 day
Many factories conceded the eight
hour day, but the majority have not,
union officials admit Union men
are optimistic about the outcome.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
CARRIAGE AND
COAL TRADE
is GROWING

The Dumond Coat & Carriage Co.
has been located at No. 3S Ham.
mond-ave.. for the past seven years,
and has enjoyed a constantly grow
ing trade. Each month sees new
customers added to It's clientele.
The company handles the best
grades OF coal and gives excellent
service in moving and all kinds of
carriage.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
ROOFS CARRY
LONG GUARANTEE

Every slate and every four ply
gravel roof put on by the Uhicn
Sheet Metal works. Of which Ed
ward II. Blumenthal Is the manager.
carries nve-yesr guarantee, which
is practically 4 perpetual guaran.
tee. for a roof in good shape at the
end OF Ave years will last life.
time. the nrm says. The concern
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

was 81 years old. Her husband and
one son. Lewis Il. Ives, survive.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
from the residence of Mrs. Ives
brother-in-law, DIR. A. w. Ives, No.
l39 Eason-ave.. Highland Park Ser.
vices will be conducted by the Rev.
Eugene Rodman Shippen. OF whose
church. the First Unitarian, Mrs.
Ives was member She was also
n member OF the Twentieth Century
club and other societies.
Il. +. Davis, state executioner, has
executed $50 persons in New York
N prisons.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

Strong protest Is being made
South Australia against the ee
tinued slaughter Of such rare bir!
rs the ibis, the egret. cranes -
spoonbIls to suppis the demands
milliners.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

Pittsburgh's steel mills are pay
ing a million dollars a day in wages
Paris theater has reversible
noor, one side for dancing. other for
seats.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

is doing constantly increasing bus
mess, its trade now being larger
than in midsummer. 1t uses only
the best materials and employs high.
grade workmen.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

The Marquis imperial. the italian
ambassador In London. has col
lection OF old miniatures OF the flf.
teenth and sixteenth centuries
worth s50O,O0O.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

The members OF the Builders &
Traders exchange are planning a
Christmas celebration again this
wear. the affair which they held last
year having proven such a success.
There is some secrecy as to the
program. but It will be interesting
The entertainment committee is
composed Of NJ. ]. Kennedy. Gage
Cooper, Howard L. Ro.hermel and
Edwin Krieghof. chairman.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

II has been estimated that an in
vcstment of sSGO,OOO.OOO would BE-
required TO produce mechanically
as much nitrogen as Peru's nitrate
deposits Yield every year.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13


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The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

Charles \. Sauer. of c. A Sauo-
& Co. WHO died in his home NJ.
.,S Paokard-ave., Ard Arbor. was a
member CT The Buil1.-s Z Traders
- hange Of Detroit
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
DAME RuMoR, strensthensl

AME no MUH, strenBtneue
- with dash OF corroborati0uj
has Il that Miss Billie Burke, one
OF the most popular idols Of til
American stage. Is to receive til
rather Insignificant pittance G.
s150,000 for distinguished bravery
and daring in facing a battery o.
movie" cameras, for 20 weeks.ss;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22
NO MORE BACkAChES
NO MORE MISERY

If you suffer with pains In your
back and sides or have any signs OF
kidney or bladder trouble sscA a
rheumatic pains. puffy swellings under
the eyes or in the feet and ankles, II
you are nervous. tired and rundown,
or bothered with urinary disorders,
SolvAx viii quickly and surely reiie'e
you of your misery.
Solvax Is the most potent remedy
yet devised for Kidding the system OF
uric acid and driving out all the pois-
on0as Impurities which cause sucn
troubles. 1t neutraliZes, dissoiSes
and makes the kidneys sift out All the
uric acid and poisons left by the oiood,
and renders the kidneys and urinaf!
organs clean, vigorous and healthy
G. A. Parcher. the popular drnggist
says 10 medicine ought to be pAia
for unless it does the user some COCO
He therefore sells SolvAx upoef :
positive guarantee 70 quickly relieve
the worst cAses of kidney trou Die, OF
refund the money. Try SolvAx TO-DAY
and IL you cannot zee and feel ose
cided change for the better just 60 "
G. A. Pafcher and tell him you van.
your money back and he will return "
without question This 10 the strons,
est argument that can be offered III
behalf Of any medicine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22
STOSrNGTOS.

Miss EllxAh@ta Conlsy. Of Ixse an Hsri.
10 the guest OF Mrs Wicket Goss
Miss Hazel iloeey. OF Yves, szouiuxton,
hss gone TO North Haven 10 ,esea-
Miss Mary Wood 3. bo-De from Farm
ingson normal school fcs the holidays
Fred Cousins and Charles Mcmahon
have gone 10 whiSinsvsile. Mass, TO work.
Miss Abbss Fineid. Of West sSoaing-
ton, Is very Ill al the home CT her bros Ter.
Dudlsy W. FIasld.
JG&niis chapter, o. E. =, elected ctzcers
al the lsst NESTING. and ~Iil have private
installation DEC. 81.
Archie and Theocore ReonAn are carry
ing on the hardware business of their
fat Der. TIE late George W. Rednan.
Frank L Warren Iefs Monday Tor 81.
Petersburg. Fla His vile and sou vent
two weeks ago. They have built small
cottage and will spend the winter there.
Mrs Prank n Trundy died a, her
home in OcsAnyiile Dec II, after q long
illness She leaves . husband and two
daaghsers- The funerai was held Dec. Is,
Rev. Mr.. Blake oficiatinx.
Capt. samuel Goss arrived from Hope
dale, Va, Saturday. He VAS there during
the IRE and explosion He has bought
some lots Of land. ~ has also his son-in-
hw, 2. s. Small. Who il nov building q
small dwelling. CAPT. Goss viii return TO
Hopedaie AMER the new year.
Dec -. Mill
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22

Trtsersssy q kafn<-
Many Maine peop3e are uDcoussec.y
asking tn-rnssivss this question. will s,
pap lie TO site nd one CO n,ors Of Tbs saors
uEnssf courses in c&irying, general axri-
cEgfErs- EncsDcsng crops, fertilizers and
fsrz r1sasgeDent, bcTtsesatzre and pcck-
Try EADaxtzsns. shScb viii re given af
iss cD2Aegs Of agriculture during January
and Fsnraary.~
Tnis qGe~tion has been answered In the
Affirmative oTes and over sgzin By the
practical resosfs fcdios ing Inc compsetson
Of oDe Of these courses ard also By tie
lezters OF eonDenoasi0n received from
former Students, beDce the urster nss %
hesataison in s&sinx yes. il viii pay.
First. 10 tuition OF registrxtion fe<s are
chsrx~c- The only expenses incurred are
railroad fare. room and board.
s-eonc, sAf courses ara planned TO be
extremely practical and cszI ~ith The real
prooAsaas and practices Of farming
Inrsadec ~iihin fs4 SCOPE of The course.
Third, tie forehoons are giyen over to
class room work aud TIE afternoons are
cesosed 10 actual przascs xprk- The
general Ian Of -'iexrnIag by aoingH ID
tins combined with the specific and very
definite distraction Of ;hs s-cs.ss ROOM
There Dss probably never been q iine
wosB. on secoan. OF the fertilizer and
other questions, The problems OF farming
have been more seute than they are ncx.
Yes Il ~iil pay 10 attend the short WIZ
ter eoarses this year.
The courses in Carrying and general
sgrirGiiure ~iii begin on the first Men
day in January and continue for four
weeks The courses IN horticulture and
poaftry msragensnt ~ia oegin on lhe
arst Monday evening in February and
bold for three xe<ks-
A circular descriptive OF the courses
Will oe forwarded TO ali persons inter-
essec- Write college OF agriculture
0rono, Mama
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EAsTBRooK.

Eugene Clark and wife have moved to
their home.
Peariie Wilbur is attending State
grange IN Portland.
Howard wiibur visited his sister In
Winterport last week
John Brasdon, OF Lamoine, preached II
the church Sunday evening.
Ernest Abbott has rented A. p. Bum
ksr's shop, and viii do horse shoei-g and
job work.
Harold kinRman and wife hsse moved
into the woods for the winter. Alvin snc
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To kill the nerve pains Of sciatsea you car
always depend OF slcan's Linimess- 1t rsne-
frates 10 the seat Of pain and brsngs ease -
soon ~ 10 10 applied. A great comfort too
With 5ioan's 10 That no rubbing In required
nus< uiAr or nerve pain Of any kind Try q
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bsgo, Sore Throat. Pxin in Chest, 5prains.
Bruises, etc II 10 excellent for Ne1rAigis
and Headache. &c At all Druggists-
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BLUEHIIL FALLS.

Mrs. Abram Dunee ID visiting IN Massa-
chuset:s-
Scaooner Monomoy, Capt. Robbins, Of
Ssonington, 10 loading here fog the Aliens.
B. A. Gray has set out twensy-nine
evergreen trees on the Primer neid, and
Earl Bseds has Get about sixty on the
Davidson grounds
Gay Colony died Sunday, Dec s, after
. long and painful Illness The parents
have the heartfelt sympathy OF all In
the1r sorrow. He sas their only child
Dec. IL CRUMBS.
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WEST a-ggY.

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lily Ct Capx- Mckay. Starry.
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eros e<r. Csrx George Gray. last week
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hefc a. fne easpes ss6 schoosao1-s he
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