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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-21
Euening Story
BENEATH THE BONNET.
Copyright. 1916, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
BY Dorothy Douglas.


When Mary Anne was told that her
father had accepted the position OF
lodgekeeper out on the Chlgwell es'
tate she wanted to shout aloud her de-
light. Instead. she flung her arms
around her fathers neck and thanked
him.
81 know you have done 1t so that ]
could be in the country and paint she
told him softly. 81 can paint, and
paint and paint she laughed joyfully
at the prospect, land between daubs.
I can open the great gates for the
Chigwell carriages to pass through
The retired officer smiled at his
daughters delight He had realized
for some months that the roses were
leaving her cheeks and that her paint
ing was suffering. She was first and
foremost a landscape painter. but
trips to the country for sketching
were too expensive Tom. his son,
was unable to live in the country be-
cause of the long hours his position
demanded of him. Anne had kept the
small fiat in town for her brother and
father most cheerfully Nevertheless,
Major Wells knew that she was slowly
pining away in the confines of city
life
TON can keep the fiat. so that
when YOU and get tired of the coun-
try we can come in. He can be your
agent and sell all your canvases for
YOU" The major was looking forward
to the change from city life as much
as his daughter. A means whereby
he might he help rather than hind
rance to his small family had long
been a problem to him. The post as
lodgekeeper had suggested itself when
a friend had told him of the place at
Chigwell House.
Mary Anne could not silence the
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-21

BEAUTY CULTURE is all right for the
women who have leisure for it." said
the young girl who works all day in
an Office, but for the girls and WON.
en- who work from half.past eight till
past five, who have only their even
ings to divide up between pleasures
or rest. where is there time for ex-
ercises and massage and that sort Of
th1ng?"
To this girl and to every girl who
feels this way about lack Of time,
l would advise thorough reading
of Arnold Benefits How to Live on
Twenty-four Hours a Day" For the
day does contain twenty-four hours.
eight of them for sleep, eight for
work, and the rest for rest and pleas.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-21

OALId LuOulCuLS.
For exercise, few things are bet
ter than walking. Any woman can
walk all or part Of the way to her
Office, and part of the way home, un.
less her position means that she has
been standing all day. It will take
q little extra time-say, ten minutes
to walk each morning and evening,
the rest of the distance to be ridden.
as usual. That's only twenty minutes
for an exercise that will keep the
whole body in condition.
Allow five minutes more each
morning for a cool bath, this will
start the blood running and take
away that dreadful feeling of stupor.
And allow ten minutes at night when
undressing, five for vigorous mas
sage Of the hair, with or without a
tonic, five to rub cold cream into
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Questions and Answers

Questions and Answers
haue been adpised to eat onions often.
and do love them, too. But hate the
odor that fingers and that knotD causes
discomfort to others about me. No,D,
tohdt tcill really stop this odor on the
breothS-Daily Reader.
Reply-Dont eat onions either raw or
fried. eat the hearts of them. boiled.
served plain or with cream dressing.
Drink glass Of milk as you eat them.
milk absorbs the odor. Chewing . leaf Of
parsley after. will relieve the odor, keep
ing Glove In the mouth will stop It
small, strong peppermint drops will also
overcome 1t.
VIII cutting the hairs bet.oeem ny
brotcs, over the nose, cause them to come
IN thiCkerf-Je0n.
Reply-Yes. only the electric needle viii
permanently remove them. Touch them
up with peroxide every night, to bleach
them SO they will seem invisible.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-21

selfdevelopment
an needs o % the will justify it.
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had faced her in stitf-necked. frown-
ing silence. She had seen him more
than once turn that look on her family
and, partly understanding it by her
own unlighteous impulses, had tried to
pass on TO him the bigness of the fam
ilv creed. To meet it hurled straight
at herself seemed to open a dreadful
gulf between them,
why not. Alex?" she insisted.
Ito be continued)
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BEAUTY CHATS
For Business Girls
By EDNA KENT FORBES

the face or neck. II the skin doesn't
need cold cream, rub a piece Of ice
over it, or massage with the hands.
The total is thirty-five minutes for
exercise and beauty culture" Sure
ly anyone can spare that out Of their
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-11-21
CHEMISTS TO MEET

Iowa City, Nov. 1S.-The Iowa sec.
ton of the American Chemical socity
will hold its annual conference in lows
City November %. DR.. ]. N. Pearc.
of the Iowa State Teachers college
Cedar Falls, Is secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24
EX-CONVICT is
HELD AS THIEF

fommie' Murray. former in.
mate Of Sing Sing. was arrested In
his rooming house. No 1876 Pasa.
dena.ave. Highland Park, by Detec
tives Burtch and Tucker, charged
with larceny
MURRAY is said To 30 member
OF gar, tina, has burglarized sev-
ersl Highland Par. and north d..
;ro!, aouet recently A. the time
~ ais arrest Nnrray had a sstchel
with him. II which NerH found sew.
srsl hundred dollars worth OF
stolen property Among The articles
w,r" 4 pair a. Roid,nounted opera.
el2-ses with Tie Nane Minnie VIII
.iamJ' engraved e. me handle. a
cola 'E,ma!s rl'h The initials NJ.
q T.. gold Satca with he Same
!niti4ls n tot ic ci,8g With the
iauel pai- -, su!q I'm links
and gold r,aS @.a = q. =. en-
gTGy.G - 30
Tho ro,.-o .,. sal ,coG.hs 'or tho
other jsep ,l,at.d with Murray
ip tho ,ocae.-e..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24

moved from No. ~ Glendale-ave.. TO
No l2e Elmhurst-avc.
Miss Nellie Hall OF 30. q Elm
hurst ave, IL spending her vacation
OF 10 days ia Chicago with friends
Melville Glasson. ~ No "a Grand
ave. east. who has been employed by
tho department Of public works as
timekeeper in tho local ofroe has
been transferred to the new asphalt
plant as Inspector.
Troup 10. l. Boy scouts. Will leave
sylvan lake 10 spend week.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. T Stauhach and
spending the summer at their cot
tage Al sylvan lake.
Miss Gertrude White. OF Tuxedo
ave, II spending few weeks a.
Mack mac Island. In company with
Miss Howe, OF No 249 Pngr, I'M
ave. : confined 20 her home through
serious illness.
Mrs. Everett cox. Of No 20 Pas
adena-ave.. has returned 20 her home
after having spent few days with
friends at Pontiac.
Miss Dorothy Barber. Of No. a.
Ierris-ave., ~ suffering from a slight
w. J.. search. Of No. 6s Highland
ave. il spending the week at sag
NAV and Bay City on business
Walter Chestnut. ~ No. 1870
Hishland.aye" is suffering from
The Misses Lois and Zeta Reitzel
Of No. 22s Highland-ave.. have re-
turned home from Royal Oak. where
they visited Mites Frances Blanchard
Mgs. c. W. Romeis and son. J. C.
for Des Moines, Ia, following a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Messenger,
Of No. 7S Elmhurat-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24
Marriage Licenses

tposrol pmut, - Anastasia
Alfred i Farley % ola N sam
Martin Haanowska-. % Joseph
arthur Barnard - GLADYS Files.
charles r Rice. 81. Della Rude. TO-.
r. CARRIE Is.
william n Evans 20. Memphis
Tenn. Katherine n Bell 80. same.
Lionel Y Cockburu o.. Elizabeth
peter Kljmck. "a. Julia wi,aree. 90
Clarke q. Lyon, 30. Anna Y. Elem
San samuel Russler. a. Milan, Rozi
Grossman. y. Detroit
Iohn l. Jcrl"okl %, Flora Bob
Banisi b. smith. e., vcksburg
Anna Lara way. SO, pNtroit
Giovanni Gusamo. g, catcrina Ma
N'tban sirsel. %. poroth, Naplan.
rasquale rroclto % theresa Car
Thomas r Price. a. Detroit. Cora
Rainey. 81 Iron Mountain. .-
Leonardo Luuetto, -. Rostna Alec.
Arthur r. siebert, % RITA NJ SIT
Harry " Moore. 70. Detroit. Es-
Their a Bogel 20. Ow0sso.
Henry sinner. y GLADYS Sanders,
IS
Arthur G. Pickering, 20 Dora A.
N'S WiiiiiiaImS J. T. Burke. IS salina. Kan :;
Rose Swcitzer. -. Mjlvaukee.
Merritt 4 Beach So Penn Van.
y. y Anna l. NeNhy, ., same.
Robert 7, Yeats. Jr. % Cloophee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24
HIGHLAND PARK NOTES

n NJ Lane. OF 40 pos Highland
ave has returned from a business
trip 10 Muskegou. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs +. r Bishop, OF wat
kins lake. spent Wednesday with
friends in the park
from visit IN oak Grove and Day-
Miss GLADYS Kingston. 81 No. IS
Elmhurst- has returned home
following a visit In Buffalo and New
Miss Irene rearce. or oak Grove,
is visiting her sister. Miss Mildred
Iugenc Davidson. Of Flint. has
been the Eu'T y Mr. and Mrs, FISK ls
ave-. Tor a few DAYS IN Bay city.
Miss Edna William who has been
visiting her sister. Miss Erma VIII
liams o. No ego Beresford- ave. has
returned 20 her home,
Mr. and Mrs Mcclellan and son
Charleston OF RuenR Vista-ave. west
are making Az extensive Welt In
canada Nth friends aud relatives.
clayton lockwood has returned %
his nome. al No. 2i4 Berestord ave 3,
some time with friends
Miss isabelle smith. % No IS. COL
orado-ave, aud Miss Myrtle Glib
h'ngs. Of Col0rado-RNc. have re-
turned home from a "trip go Pittshurg
and other eastern points
Troop 40 {, Boy S.o.ts. vii. leave
SATURDAY morning pu u week camp
ing frip near Port Huron.
Mr. and Mrs BISHOP attended the
Oakland county Centennial at Pom
tiac on Tuesday.
Mr. prd Mrs Moutford and family
moved Wadne sday from No. o. llirh-
laud-ave. 20 Avalnu-ave
Mr. and Mr. = G.. Banweu ha 2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24
SITERLET CASE
MAY BE SETTLED
OUT OF COURT

The hnal examination in the case
OF August Siterlet. Greenfield
township FARMER charged with q
statutory offense against his daugh-
ter.inlaw, war held In Justice Ben
delow's court, Wednesday afternoon,
before Assistant Prosecutor Mer.
riam.
During the examination it was
shown that Alfred Siterlet, husband
OF the woman, had offered to settle
the case out Of court for $50 900. or
20 acres OF farming land.
The case was adjourned until
Wednesday, Sept 6, TO give the
prosecutor a chance 10 look over the
evidence submitted and to make a
recommendation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24
MOrtuary.


CARY -AuE %. a. Grace hospital.
Maris <. beloved wife ~ Nathan T.
Cary and mother ~ Lillian. Minnie.
Alice. Glen and Horton grand
mother Of Lillian T.. cary. Funeral
from her late residence. 2iJ West
Garfield. Friday at . p. m. via auto
% Woodmere.
CLARK Aug. q. ~ the residence Of
W +. Doyle 60 Seward-ave. Ife'en
clark. ged 50 years Funeral ser
vices Friday morning 1t n o'clock.
Burial private
LEE Aug % Robert Emmett dear
brother - 4. j. Lee Sistor Ed
ward. sister VI Fabian 81 G s A.
and Anna Lee. at residence. 3i3
Ahhoit-st Funeral Friday. r. m.
infermou' SATURDAY Q a m New
Haven, -
MAl-Aug - 1910 at Albuquerque
y. NJ Eleanor beloved daughter
Of Zillo MAY Funeral sery tees
from chapel Of VIM r. Hamilton
Co. IS Wcst Elizabeth. FRIDAY aft
cruoon, O'Clock.
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VILLAGE. MAY
BUILD RESERVOIR

sh.auG Parr ctav decide 20
ou,e " r-i rcs"r,o'r "a NE neRT
;utG-s .itgh MD, and n. ap
preaching cole weather have ransed
N" yi'lase -Lgireer. Prot n. Q
Hoad. Of Ann Arbog C. decide ina,
TIE ,llsass NoI!G 'Aye $4,000 oy
bo'idihg he ,-s,r,Jir. aud A. the
came '.mr have - finished nv the
trs' 81 he wear m" only oAJcc.
'iou 20 the plan IS msde by William
Storm. ~ the construction depart
mer'. ~Ao iears = labor shortage. a.
me village has much work on hand
NON and mas been Unable 20 get
enough men
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Births


BOYS.
Thomas Ca~ru,ncrs i4o2 y Fort.
Man Scb"artz SOS Cameron, Harry
Rrisskin 12- O. .'ns trrarn Disk "a.
3ig T. dour. f#frt krnsEo. SIS
SiNth eo '.'7" " man ros-
pi'1l. U'.r.n. -.t.lu IT, A'trsf .
Michael ',rr.t US I,lno s.
AIborf l.Ir. frederick Iuh'
Percl.r 3i# ai.r..r,. jau WolaE,
$50 Eivfr '~'.., ~ ass h.t
con i.ru .3~.r cos ri.r'or.
-r"dorlrh rrrr 'ft. Nca.
tirara-hltt. fs"- '.r.r'u ~ 3D.
Garfield ~ t.-' 'Fu- ne
nel WIN >,'rN". H.aollya.
Ruciusk b.. 1~ .,.I,. t.- f.ay.
OF. 90N Alfr.d in.-4..f ..-.
-, Garfield = aErt ~
Russell Cart Nr }''i .' N.....
George l. Wood r.t,.
ford Iachar r. ..".
t'lio poguett A." IS -. tG-
RoSttu. as T'iop't.r H.l.. .., H.
Ct'l 'S' Garland P.N'. 'r'Ht
Farr svorth Peter Marc.
Joseph Joseur CpRn. - |art.ri.
Gar' Pomarenr-.. Giras 60. rrr,'-
Hlodgett 1924 Src',doa Nn, s.N-
fFisbcr Johr r.si,.tsq aa ,ra
I hospital '''H - ls'rs.. 't" -
i57 EadcrG,r,r. 80. " Mover rs
W.''uE'o" %..uN.u- S's'rr''1 't
C'.r- f'."rr p"''t. 'a, - S1'oE-'
AIe,,fG-- Sirr.rs,cs NR Ihtsf.-. ii' '.
sharp -. Tatur'r l,s.sur go. s.
hcrt .-Sc Ueleu 'unr -.a,0oVsI'
IA .arburu L"st,i - Cvo~a' f-SS
Vluev God Roy e Nrouh-rR .-sNj-
denc. hospital Jouu ~ -. -at s'E
Brooklyn. StspislaV H'srE 1855
Junction Theodore EaltUus. f"' H'' j..
yidero Herman frr"ldirF. ''tl
Twerty-third Dominica, N,s'ar'. roo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24
HIGHLAND PARK
KEEP CLOSE TAB
ON BABY SCOURGE

Fourteen children from i've fami.
lies were examined by the Highland
Park board of health. Wednesday.
for symptoms of infantile paralysis.
The families are moving 10 Elmira,
\. Y, and must have certificate
from the board OF health OF High.
land Park In order 10 be- allowed TO
enter the state. Certificates show.
ing thai they carried no infantile
paralysis germs were granted after
the examination.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24
DANCE FLOOR
ROMANCE LASTS
BUT FEW HOURS

CHICAGO, Aug "a She didn't
know bis address She only had met
him a few times But she knew he
danced like Vernon Castle, so they
eloped to Michigan City and were
married
hut their romance. which started
on the dance moor OF "A north side
garden, was shori lived The next
day her mother interrupted the
honeymoon by percmptorily ordering
the daughter home The marriage
will be annulled
And now Mrs Oswald Tracey,
who was Miss Frances Price. daugh-
ter OF James c. Price. so 1872 Ken
more-aye.. IL informed in her fathers
home awaiting legal separation from
her husband. who is The 21-year-old
son OF s w. Tracey. vice president
Of the Chicago Tunnel Co
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24
Deaths

Julius Ecreri 25I rhi-fy-nrst. A.
yesrq. septic Rpli bladder. Joseph
WeXbsrg. H. Bushc, $50 ,eS's, neat
proy'rat}oI. AuEusfs Hatsvski. 10
Nincwood 50 rrar, Intestine ob
stractiOr Helen H1.y Grace Lcspi
tai ~ ytars. ir0uos. pending An
crs7l .T1~cl~isk. pes Campbell cs
ears. urcmic poisoning Edwin Semi
rdart. Receiving 300 4p'tal. ~ years.
avnshnt wounds Harry B)mberskL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24
Street Car and Auto Crash.

VIM II Griffin. No 1873 Belmont.
ave, was cut about the face and
body when his automobile was
struck by north.bound Woodward.
ave car Al Woodward and Midland
ayes, Highland Park. "Wednesday
afternoon Griffin was turning west
on Woodward-ave. and got In front
OF the street car. His machine wac
BADLY damaged ana the vestibule OF
the street car was smashed. His
wife ANA Mrs. Stanford, No 209S
Wood ard.nvs also were In the car
a. he tiWr OF The accident, but
were uninWrsi
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24

3 JencdICtt church Highland
park sin hold a uazaar on the
lawn Of h s., Francis nome, in
September, 10 raise funds for new
chrIaa 10 5e bun on site already
pprcH ,sod or John R-st, between
chandler and Church.sts. Services
are being held now IN the chapel Of
tho 81 Francis home Father Thorn
a. Haley expects 20 be able TO
raise close TO 10000 from The b..
zaar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24

&c Plat. Il days. dermatitis from
Eepsis HELEN Hunt. 1876 Heidelberg,
80 years, peritouitis, Emery -, Long,
Herman kicfer hospital ] year. dipn-
iberia. Adam Barbu, Herman kiefer
hospital - Years. pulmonary tuher-
Culosis John Swetnich. I3s Forest r.,
month. marasmuS. Penelope j
Scuily 1875 Hale, &c years. cirrho-is
of liver. Helen Osek, l3j Joseph Cam
pau, 10 months. marasmus Ernest
Seidc 107 ST clair. about 80 years,
strauEulatIon. Anniells KozlOwskt, -
EObN -pl. ] year. tubCrCulRr msnin .
gifts Paul lilrth, COS 81. Aubln. y
wears. uremic poisoning Anna koci 10
Zenska. 9S3 Ilopellc, 10 months, Chol-
era tnfantum, Anthony PchoraL Har-
per hospital. 81 years. chronic ncphri-
ts- Icokadia Tabs czka 1882 Juu'
tiop. % wears. cardiac dropsy, John
l.. Hart 1914 Gratlot years, ahscess
81 lungs Max BieEacki. Receiving
hosi itsl, about 81 years. heat pros
trst!Du. n Walter Kester. l3a Four
teruth, - years. apopleNy Mary Ma .
lynowska ~ Peterson. about 80
wears general dropsy. Mic Rutkow
eutoTiti- MarErct Hoevath, 709 South,
10 months. meningitis, Joe Miller,
Detroit Tuhcrculosis sanitarium.
about p years. pulmonary tubercu-
losIs Frank Zavadl. lNS Nadcwach'r.
s. months. cholera intantum. Mary
Ca ikDWsI,i. no cottage Grove. about
6 wpntha. Nep-colitis. Marie Obcu
Eeco'riuy hospital about % wears
alcoholism, Edward j. Grunow, l.2l
Townsend. 3 years. urcmia Daniel VI
JeurjuC. lnS3 Field. 6 years. tonsillar
ahsrsS-. Florence ~ Shafer, l2s
Narstou-ct 30 years general pNe-
mia Henry PudasiIl 4f- Cavalry. -
years, pulmonary tuberculosis, Ma,
/ Lsndrum. 1895 Woodward. 60 years
cerebral hemorrhaEe, Rett Kotts, 3S'
I Twenty fourth. > years, diphtheris
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ONE CENT A WORD

Cash with order. II charged. &c a
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No transient ADVERTISING inserted
for less than lbc with cash. IL
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The above rates apply TO all classi-
flcations except births Cards OF
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Births Deaths, Cards OF Thanks
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Eacn additional word. i-3c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24

The annual Canadian National eX-
hibition the biggest affair OF it's
kind in the Dominion, will open al
Toronto today and continue until
Sept. H.
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Detroit Mich. Aug "a. 1gls

TotTUI AUtL- AlR -. 1pls
Sealed proposals WIFI be received
A. tIs uface until II 90 o'clock
noon ul september With 1916. .or
Furnishing aud iustaling complete.
tt emo tlffq m lltFh school guild
irr sfuCfa pedestal desks
Proposals must DC submitted nc
tar8.ug 10 spec ncatiNns Iun fofms
Furnished ~ the Secretary, which
a c.rtId-d check in the amount ~
10000 .tg-f accom- paug bids and the
suecessfal bidder VII be required to
puiar iut. contract furnishing thete-
with surety Company bonds
The Board Of Education reserves
thc right 20 reject any or all bids
tIIAS a BAOD.
Secretary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24

About 40 u. U. r laborers laying
new track at Monroe-ave. and Beau
bien St. declared 10 Sergeant Sam
Smith, in the central station. Thurs
day morning. that hoy had found
the meanest man IN the world a.
they dragged Thomas Ho5kins. Ne
gro, 40 years old, into The station
by The coat collar The laborers de-
clared that they left heir coats an
lunches lying on sand pile, Thurs.
day morning about a block from
where they were working. Hoskins,
who gathers old rag and papers fos
living. The laborcIs saiG. took all
their coats and lunches ana was
running away when they caught
him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24

Miss Verona, ~ 30 Ipl colorado
ave. and NJ and Mrs E,rnhaum and
daughter. Miss Ester. 81 No l9S C'l-
orado-R'e arc maxim" sever.
weeks motor trip through tho east
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\ hearing Of The farm loan board
TO determine the location for a farm
loan bank is to be held today at
Utica. y \.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24
FOR sALE-REsIDEvCE PROPERTY

WILL RrILD 4-room modern bunrn-
lows from $500 10 $1,000 Barnett.
the California Bungalow Man. l45
Alfred-s 81. Phone Ridge t130.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-24
HELP wANrED--FEMALE

OPERATOR on cx-
ira skirts Detroit skirt 4 Dress
Co, SO East Elizabeth.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-07-28

"ould-De opponents decided to have
race among themselves. In this
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Adams ran y
tie, outclassing large field of their
married sisters. In the run-off Arrs
Wilson proved to be- the winner
Then came races Tor bows and races
Tor girls ana several individual races
one OF the most mdicrous being when
Nern Clarkson turned to see how
near his opponent was following and
fell, losing the victory.
As the citing sun cast the sbad-
oWs long to the east the tired and
happy crowd began to depart. all
well satisfied with the day, while the
ice cream freezers and lemonade lar.
still doing business at the same
stand, were declared the yictors OF
the most popular event of all.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-07-28
TWO METHODS FOR
RELIEF FROM SMUT
Experiments Conducted at state Sta.
ton Give Satisfactory Results
Planting and Soil Tlllage
Big Factors


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VI -.
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Time
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