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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-24

200 LOGANBERRY- Pickers wanted
good camp grounds and water.
Phone 4lF24, l.. II. Roberts. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-24

FRENCH EALE-Plants Morrow
cabbage 50 per thousand f. o. b. Sa-
lem. Albert Quarter, Independence,
Or. june2G
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-24
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THE MARKETS.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-24
Scott & BYnOn

Tel. 937. 12i South Liberty st.
Rear salem Bank of Commerce
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-24

WANTED-Caseara bark, highest cash
price. Call or write Frys Drug store,
Salem, Oregon. july5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-24

FOR SALE-Cheap if taken at once
fine driving mare just the thing for
rural route, Salem Laundry Co, je2d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-24

EXPERIENCED WOMAN-Wm do
washing, ironing, house cleaning,
cooking or serving. Phone 2504-J-2.
june9+
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-24

RED CURRANTS-For sale, fine for
making jelly. Phone 34Fl5. Mrs. A
L. Campbell, Salem Heights. je24
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31

when parents get discouraged over
the lack cf study and the frequent &C
eeatytcsstss thai ;aeit boys manifest.
OF even over thair physica, riistorN
tanss CT poverty. they ought 10 nrd
hcps ana consolation Ia the thought
that Isaac Watts Vas constantly
scolded tor Ais absolute sndtsarenee To
hooas and hoys sporss, Charles Oar
win aAoWed such An eceeatrie tend
ercy % ahaens -rainaesaness that On
cue Of hts ioneiy tramps he walked OF
IN e0haakmSns and nearly lost bis
life: RalpA Waldo Emerson Vas .
A0Sstsn dreamer. the great Demcs-
Theses vAs fearful sta1msrer. Ahra-
AAm l1ncaan. Elika Barrstt. Charles
ncksns AnA Anarew Carnegie we're
tAs Deoe~se u pocr ehildren. Anthosy
rsoile0s. tAs writer. was hop~aexsiy
aAy ~ tbs bast of his seheci AUDI
- e h1s1 eADs zAs put down BY Ill
~ sl1sss - Q ,ooA. Caesar and Ne
Dnaana vsss sSsssr<ics. oasver Cold
Gmfah - . koerIess slovxn. and
Tassan vas sAtsdssd BY ~v~sycss
- - . ssAaA Tss ssesr hoy A0ss
- o)UoDo 0pUw % - . mna of -
-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31
hss Hired Help.

in Washington She eoiored
servants, asa sule,. 40 20 their
ssn homes 81 night. This cook
isa is,e family si clergyman not
only doas this, cut of late has
been getting IN too bate to COOK
bleaktsst, Hence her mistress
told her that iog each breakfast
Misse shere would ao a redae'
ton Ia her weekly wages Ma
rle passivsiy assented to this
The mex, day the mistress heard
.h,s conversation between the
maid uext door and the aslin
qusr, COOK
Pears 10 ne hkeyoa sc, - work
mighty late.
Il gets 10 work when | gets
ready.
Hog i oss 20 manage Aboai
de- breakfast"
''Oi pays de m.ssas so cook
de breakfast. FROM the New
Yssk Times
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31
The palities! Mevies.

fk@ saeuario Of aha latest
u hise House snesiEs picture is 4
regslar eeir raiser. II was
tlrawn OF the sereen Tor ahe
benefit 81 shs Washingtou cor.
respondents ~ the Easllia gsou
Press I.u,s. II yss ~orst 4
nicks! .1t any ma1's money As
the Pres dent us.ited, the plot
was little thiea. hus IL dsncH.
strated snew shc truth of Mr..
Wilson, statement that he loves
. dime rove, The name OF the
she's was kat,IiEg Arcund In
side OF Myself" or ~ Raycd By
Ny most Ardent Adm,rer -
Here are some 81 the episodes
He stands on the threshold.
be separates klmself from hts
lob and he ioeas nj himself from
che ostside. he visits = srn all
sswn aud calls cot the entire
popsla,ion 10 ksok at hun. ne
ssats whlskers asd d,s.sisss
Alossll - RsaAsl4. shs wiss 10
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31

blowing. tie has q Lard time hold,
in. 70 the wl.cci he ksosks a
mar down, il be will 20: listen
he sits On els n.cs, he les awake
AZ Nights. :hers IS I!ndar lying
around, his thoughts become
bandits. raiders, invaders. the
men WHO do no: a:cse with him
welt. they a:e ,;Iiot: With AS
payAlas,ce gas. hay explode. al!
b-ca.se they dc ao: agree With
h.n. ,eose who 10 agree with
a!m are the balance srd the bal.
las, o. the shIr on wn.c!, he -
Eow sailing. be gees inroagi. the
tlre, those wEc do 10: agree viii,
him are blind, h has 10 talk 40
blind men, which Is annoying. be
paints Il post white, sa, It IL =
s.andpat pcs: aud le has se keep
o.: rain,inait Al,ce runs us.h
she RED t,uean, He ssandpa:s@rs
srs csn@. they s.ak sn;o tho
L.scs waters ct oAiivlon. be sees
the da,a> beads sc.nn down.
,aau enters a.,o says L am
Tor America which, al ceu.se.
MEANS hc is fSr Wilson. Play
n.xie here. load s;,pia Il Sc, ! tie is
- :he Potomac aaa .ne James,
filled with grand sweet thoughts
% siae si;ec. that !la aa& a.. the
ether haroes and patriots ere
perfectly Jislnteres.ea and ia
Res want second terra The
National Recg hlicax.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31

a yolbcr r.unlay u. knowingly
while wc wer" ont rounding ND
a murderer, and ali The while wc
had sut t. reach Oh, and grab
the thief 10 check his separations
The ieas. tka: Can be .s,d in re.
proof @! such IS plea is. ma. i, Is
a confession ef tae rank .naom
ua,ence q. ons government &c
adequately guard all ouy inter
ss.s ss the occasions arise. In.
doc btedly England .a~ regarded
!'to previous ,nactlc'. o. cur gov.
.rg:nsa. "a this matter 81, az Nc
uDi"~c@nce uoFe y. her gsnsYsl
i"ilcy sf Shaving Germany Io
death !. The interest hualsn-
ity.' and u nue. t.a conceded
;ha. >ha had ,tc rlxh. 10 this
view uLier she circumstance
And, further. Il il handy prcba
hlc .ha. >he n:l. accept cur b>
lated protes! seriously and sur.
reader tie weapon w~ conscious
j., assisted In forging by Keep
ing 4r,et while ~. gos wss done
Nr wilson's insoas:s,er! csn.
ans: in bis gudGes ard rvrsmp-
tory nats 70 LEg!and leaves US
A0 other eoueiDslon than TIA! Il
- Intended ~ a oa.n paig1 dccu
hen. FOR sons consumption.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31

tn. nationa, uoh. of Great sss;
tain has grown from ", ~, ~"
900 - >ll.Al0.W .W0.uv0 s.nc" sr"
wax began These hsur"s lcoa
Appa. llsg when -" CONE r. co;.
m,dev .hc :ae' ;ha: the tax :aJes
.au.t sheuiacI shr hayde. .sna
.hr wsr!a rat over ycs. wI,Is' Il 5
sd,iinu 1000. GO every day 10
Enalans = debt, Nha;'i.e strife
IL, costing all the nN:ions con
ccrued in II, i. almo~! hn, ord
npDp pusatson Th's ~ 'he ras.
the peop!e pay for waf!or.lism -
no. tho waylerflsY, oi Germany
alo.e. bu! al England, France,
Russia and italy, T's. people -
ali Europe wili hs hliaa Fcol'
ish if they come out OF this ~ar
~sil! supporting tic god ss' srm.
lncra
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31

ellis. asuSc gratis ard other
a'll,c.lons Of r.;ssul. that asw
Ga ~! Us, are the Iet result. 81
thai lou: reign g! Democratic
power il ,he state. WIS. the
Republican party .nay have dcre
previous 10 the time ,te Demo.
cra.s displaced Il, is ef no great
moment "a tie leop.e O. he
lr--~n. dag and generation i.,
lng IN Missouri Our Vseh!sns
ayc thss: @. tic r-cscu. ard ~e
X. .as; deal wholly Viii, The !}a,:y
VIA; has inr..l them upon -.
81 the Gesan dcr. OF thar h.!y
ears u enc party rule "ri.gr
an.! squire. rs they MAJ, they
".nuot shift the yesvon .b.;it-
- !na. party csnaucs, thrye -
nowhere c!.c 20 place It, fes,
!sldad, !osa tho facts sqsare.y
ia tisr face. and whatever coadi.
tson> !hes present - your vlow
they oil bear II. Usnoe
srAna. ls..Saa you i.an. IKE
that rscen; sv.pc =. the ssi.o.!
iua ds. yea dom. like u any :hc
more that silat sw'pe VS. maze
"a bolster up s1at. treasury
)sa.a1 By Democratic estrasa
gaEcc IN gs:tenlag sp tie fam
li.eS on the ss;sali iae situa-
soA. Gaila Soc Il 7uFniag Oh. ee
the rassai@. lss Wy 10 yeu.
tIllsiad. ~ TO Il
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31
County Clark. ketioe
sf Primary Eleetisa.
STATE u Missouri, -
coua:. OF Ws,hingtor. !"

State u Missouri. 4.
Co2a:v OF Washingtcr.
Cossty Clerks Otice.
In aceofdaxee with seesisos 5e57 and
ssSs. Revised Statutes oi Missouri,
1879. so,.ee is hereby given that the
!oIlowsre are the OF &c. tor which can.
dictates Ere to ~ nominated u the
primary election se be held ai the rtg.
rlas polling places Ia each prscines o!
Washington Co1nsy. Missouri. On the
arss Taestsy in AuGuss. Il 1siss
August ist. 1915. sc he voasd ter Ct Ne
ssneta; election to - held On 1uss.
Toy. sse :,A day .. >evemhss, 1916:
Senate: in Congress .ss Aiassss;.
Guve:nos.
l.enaenast-6ovs.ncs.
Secretary 81 etass.
stats Aaditss.
State Treasurer.
Attorney 6enssas.
Judge Supreme Coart. Di,isioa Ns,..
Judge supreme Ccsry, D!visiSa No.
. tsnsxp..ed term
Judge st. Louie Ccu,s el AppsxIs.
Representative 10 Conxnaa let
Th...esn'h Distriea.
Jrdes Of Ctreait Csast eez sAe Tvsn-
ss.ag,s 5rdiciei Disssies.
Member @: tie House o! kspsaUoaxa-
sivss @: Missouri 6snsrai Assembly.
COUNTY oxEackRs.
ledge 1t sAs County Court. Birxs
pisssica.
isaes II tie &,acney goart, 8eoead d
District.
Prosecuting Auavnsy.
Sheriff.
Assesse..
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31

!'reaident Wilson flas aispateh
"a stern note - sha ges pee i.
tlse governments u, s.agland and
france demanding tlAe cessation
ot their interference with AgnfTs.
can mails, which ile 'al!s Law
,ess practice ew OF she
fact that this .; .alltE-wa
sag crimlnaity becauS" Mr.. vii
son has determine. ...e practice
as lawless has boen continued
for "a year or more by the Allies,
aud all this time recognized by
oar government as illegal. II is a
fair question b. ask, why our de
lnand that it shall ho dlscontiu-
ued and roparstion made for the
past oifenses has oesn delayed
until this late day Ii has bsea
said that Mr. Wilson had post
poned this action until he had
matters with Germany In she
ssbmsvias eostrs,ersy settled.
ls ether words. vs we're isstas
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31

T'ise death scfnaries Of .he big
liz. insnsanee comnsnsa~ don I
figaro ont averages for ths feh
of she thing, 's>hey go into IL ~
> matter 81 dollars and cents,
Theis reports show shat the uan
who iakes ewo or three drinks uf
liquor Z day ente the pesied of
hs longevity about SIX wears
Further. il has also been show n
by ;he statistical tigu yes thas ey,
cry pint OF beer a maa consumes
cuts Just twenty i've minutes
from his life. Alsu III 2he MAJ
ter of death expectations by tile
insurance companies, il is dem
onstrated that the abssainer from
lipaor ful!ills only a. per cent OF
such expectations. while ahe mo.
dorate drinkor fulflIs % per
cent. These figures bear ont
fully the contention OF medical
science that alcohol Is slow and
sure poison,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31

In the doctrine that each is resvea-
ssals tor all. that suffering b = ra-s-
lying discipline. and may b viea-t-
eus AZ we'll ~ pesscnAl and ttat
through sach . discipline man M "
nnd God. 10 the answer Of Dostaes
ski. the Russian novelist. to the ~.
dis Of the ages.
The words he pus into the lips 4
Father Zcssima may b. taken - sui
mtag up hts message 70 mankind
Brothers. have 10 fsar Of mer !
sin Love . man even IN hin SIN. Z
that Is the ssmhLaaoe OF divine loF I.
and ts the highest love on earth
Loving humility is msrvsiou "
strvag. tire ssrongsse Of aii things. n 1
there Ia seshiag else like H.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31

The opoo> itiou .ron s",'a.n
sources n'hn esn.:,' .c. q: John
+. Swancev tor 1ne isr'"all.nn
nomination for toFrgnut fairy
couvraccs us .s:a. he !. ~" nan
the party should -omiNat" The
Democratic press la als" hcw.
Ing again., swanFcr. shlch :
rniitsf. 90 en}cs- it. scared TIN
50 ,he pros vsct!ye ranaidsf:
aCainss their o"a man fHo
raus ani fis o' tho Republican
part, will do well 70 Keep these
things ia mind. and go ,ogc!hc.
"a > vangc, 81 tie primary s.ec.
s.nn
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31

The executive committee of the
American Bankers Association
has estimated that the people Of
the United States are spending
=, 600. 600 900 year, needlessly,
in supporting extrayagances.
Gee, but that's a lot OF money.
II we weren't SO darned ex:rava-
CANT we would all be rich and not
have to WORK any longer.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31

Yes, 6ildad Democratic can
ned editorial writer stun, the
Democratic party has been IN
csstsol Of the state government
In Missouri for the past f,ny
gears. excepting the fosT years
Of Governor Hadley's admins
svies. ssd oil NE 0ullitude Of
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31

II W. j. Is. has his way, the
Democrats are going TO beat the
blieans 10 national prohibi-
tlon; and what viii Uncle EN-
do then, poor thing
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31
Let's see; what was il Woody
started oat to do in Mexico:

II now looks like Judge Hugh
- will be called upon 10 lead the
Republican party back 10 it's own
In a voice he cannot refuse.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31

Tho fepu b.ican party has pr,
acme pretty ais Mcn in the
White Honso, uen bos des
whom thc present oocupan. Of
shst domicile LOOKS rather .asig.
nltiean', but i acyeY proclaimed
az: Of >hem - :he sraEtte.t
president .ha. aver i:s.G. lAs
cunstsn. 'hai! t. The i.irs" ~
uur Democratic exchanges IS e.
!eNsiye TO American ideals y
- tie Aycophant a. ahe srrorc
tha. sets ,h- des'ct ihereo.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31

An electric earboniz~r fur tnsess iHs
In tho hoSls Of nsw bsssr pipes aad W
charrtas the insisa that the sunCkeF
viii es saved the tsoxAi@ " bssakys,s
IN kis s@S pipe. b sescrfbeA ~ tt5
UeAsEkfsir AaamrtsnA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31

Col Fred D. Gardner of 81.
Louis, coffin manufacturer. pro
meter Of :he Missouri Lard
Bank scheme and prominent
candidate for tbe Democratic
nomination FOR Governor, has
lately been accused, on good
authority. Of having shipped
booze into dry territory n shc
cotiins he sells there Il .s hard
20 separate a DeM0cra'ic .o.!'i
ciaa arow. booze eutauE .elaer's
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-05-31
FOR L. s. SENATOR

Tkne vAs ksS~ waiter is<ksJ kas~ that he h. first
- aA ps,ysss ana sfser that Rss1A<a. vS~ae 6evo.
- ks party bzsd kas that
bs in s&tsn ara state szS ~ss s-efsre Incapable Of
being sss-sed frs party sssay BY esasder.sss At
0esdy Srsozsi sEhta 4xgExa6z<nent ether for him
sef aaysody ase. Thass sAe At Re3shh<n Water
8 Dktey Lss sxsys bees. lie the parsy than
rsy Of EEseh snS fsxcsfai service hefsre he be-
came es@1Gae fse f4Tn-z haa1s Mr. DSesxy
eaAdIxte fer the nins= fs- United States S<aasr BE-
esase Azyx hn fren al pars at the
STATE tAxt hls .a=*5ar VII se=ten tie ticket and hea
Taaransee tissry Ee cs.sAerx saas essha
be nominated far any esfe zsisss he tie suagess MA
thst be esasa fe, TIA. paes sese h regards R<z4
fe@ vktarJ sa. yea II i= e<sxaee tss asy nass
pess4zs zzaa;se4 @@-~
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-07-07
LOCAL JOTT|NGS

Mrs. Dan Riley Of Benton Harbo
came the latter part of last week ant
was the week end guest OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Duncombe.
Mr.. G. A. Cross OF Lawrence was thu
guest of his son. a. A. Cross and tamil,
one day last week.
Nate Simpson, Jr was the week enc
guest Of friends here.
Earl and Roy Hess, Paw Paw boy:
working at Detroit, arrived home Sat
urday, the guests OF their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. r, Hess.
Max Scott arrived home Saturday tc
visit friends 10 the CITY,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jacobs and child
rem were guests of friends in Hartford
Sunday.
The Misses Hattie and Teresa Key.
holds Of Coldwater, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. v r. Hungerford.
Prof. V. r. Hungerford expects tc
leave the last of this week for New York
City where he will attend the summer
term at the Columbia College.
Lynn Free returned last Saturday
from short visit in Montana. While
there he had the pleasure of visiting the
Shows and found them all well, pros
porous and happy in their Montans
home.
One day last week the stork again
visited our little city and left a fine new
baby girl to gladden. the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Bangs.
David Anderson and family are now
enjoying their auto rides In brand new
Studebaker.
Mrs. w. q. Epley very pleasantly en-,
tertained the members of the Maids and
Matrons club in her rooms at the Dyck-
man House last Saturday evening
Mrs. Rosa Fitch, who has been spend
ing several weeks at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Marion Chadwick in De.
catur, returned to her home last Satur.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank June and 500 Of
Lake Cora motored to Kalamazoo, Fri
day. taking as their guest, Mr.. and Mrs
A. u. Craven.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f Parks left for De.
troit, Tuesday, for few days recreation
in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l. Barber are out of
the city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Craven entertain
ed last Monday nine of their Oak Park
friends who are now occupying, their
summer homes at Lake Cora
Miss Marion Craig arrived the first
Of the week from Chicago and has open.
ed the linn" at Brownwood, Pugsleys
Lake. This is Miss Craig's third year
as manager OF the "lnn".
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-07-07


For striped middies. middle with
striped collar and cuffs, and plain whit
be sure to see the new assortment for 9o'
at Laverty's Variety Store. (ad'
Word was received here early las
SUNDAY morning OF the arrival OF new
son at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Der
Sbowermau 10 Sturgis. So far we have
been unable to learn the name OF the
newcomer. Names for girls seem easy
to tind but for boy 1t takes longer al
his name always sticks for life. Both
mother and baby are doing we'll auc
fert smiles as only he sniled one time
before, wher Master Tudor reached Paw
Paw.
The many friends of w. j. Sellick will
be sorry to learn that he is still very
sick and confined to his bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Arnold and
little SOB from Chicago are the guests
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L W.
Arnold at "Edgewater" Pugsley's Lake
Will Whitford and wife of Grand
Rapids are spending the week with Paw
Paw friends.
We have new line of Kimona aprons
all sizes of both light and dark colors
adv Lavertys Variety Store
Reva and Homer Phillips of Mishaws-
ka spent several days here calling on
their many young friends
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. A Cole and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. n. Cole notored TO Cassopolis
Sunday, where they spent the day al
the A. Anderson home. They were ac-
Impaired home by Miss Margaret Cole
who has been a guest there for the past
week
Miss Nora Fike returned to Paw Paw
Monday, from Sedalia, Mo-, where she
has been caring for her daughter.
Caryl Burlington Of NJ. A G.. at Ian.
sing, spent the Fourth with friends here.
Ralph Jones is guest of his mother,
Mrs. M. A. Jones OF East Territorial
street.
Have just received a new shipment of
waists which are selling at our popular
price of Csc. Be sure TO see them.
adv Laverty's Variety Store.
Miss Lena Bularo is visiting friends
in Indiana this week
Chas. Hicks officated as one of the
judges at the matinee at Hartford the
Fourth.
The X. l.. S & G.. carried over 600 pas.
sengers on it's morning train the Fourth.
n. d. Gridley, living two miles south
of here was seriously injured when be
fell striking his side across a heavy
plank. Several ribs were broken and
be received internal ipjuries.-Kalama-
zoo Gazette Telegraph, July i.
Meeting of o E s., Wednesday, July
~.
White felt and sport hats from SOC to
81 90 OF Sanger and Gardeners, adv.
A. Woehaf and son Richard from So.
Haven are guests of relatives and friends
here.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-07-07

Clearance sale OF "a and % hats fol
$3.50 and 50 at Sanger q GARDENERS. (ady
Mrs. Nellie Raleigh left Wednesday
for Vicksburg to attend the Spiritual
camping meeting being held there. She
expects to be g,ne until some time in
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Kirby and two child
rem from Hillsdale were the guests OF
their mother. Mrs Alice Grimes the first
of the week.
Mrs. Zilpha Ferguson and two child
rem, Theadore and Doris went to Benton
aarbor and were the guests over the
Fourth of DR.. and Mrs. Loren Curtis.
Clearing sale OF 81 and s5 hats now
50 so and $3. at Sander and Gardeners.
adv.
This is the month and the fish signs
are just right for you to land that big
bass that is to win the new fish rod that
Claud ia aching to give to the one who
brings to his store to be weighed the
largest bass of the season. Get busy.
H. A. Cross was 10 Bangor on bust
ness Monday.
Chas. Lake returned Monday from
Morenci, where he spent week with his
daughter, Mrs. George Clark.
White felt and sport hats from SOC to
81 at Sanger & GARDENERS. (adv.
A great many are in Kalamazoo to-day
attending Ringing Bros. circus.
G.. A. Cross of Lawrence was in the
city "Wednesday to attend the funeral
of William Thayer.
Mrs. Hetty Green, the richest woman
10 the world passed away at her home in
New York City, Monday morning from
Apoplexy.
The S7th birthday of w. w. Loveland
living on the south side of Lake Cora,
was celebrated July 4th. There were
present the three children, Laura, Roll,
and Cyrus, five grandchildren and six
great grandchildren besides some friends.
In all, covers were laid for %, ali doing
Justice to the pot luck dinner at noon
Those out of town were Leland Love-
land and family Of Grand Rapids, Mrs.
Harold Loveland and son of Pontiac.
The day was spent in visiting and music
All departed at sunset wishing him good
luck for the coming year.
Mrs. Van Fleet of Kala mazoo has been
in Paw Paw the past week, caring for
her sister, Mrs. Emma Lyle, who has
been quite ill.
The Mabel Hawthorn Co closed their
series of plays here Wednesday evening.
The crowds have been too small to even
pay expenses. The company is an un-
usually good one and 1t is too bad that
the people have not taken the sdvant-
age to witnesa a goad play when the
chance was theirs.
Mrs. Carl W off and her three children
went to st. Clair Thursday morning to
make an extended visit among her rela-
tives in that city.