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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14

ever. about FIVE cents above year
ago, and with consumption running
perilously close TO production grow
ers are reasonably certain OF good
profits,
AN interesting feature In our
foreign commerce returns fer the
last fiscal wear was that out OF total
merchandise exports OF 34,553, 000,-
000. more than .lelf. of S2,65s, 600.
900, consisted OF manufactures
which doubled their amount In the
rast H. months. OF foodstuffs our
exports were so76. coo. 900. compared
with $40 600. 600 last year, while Of
raw materials our exports were
s5N6.000. 900. asainst $50 600. 900
year ago, This increase IN exports
OF manufacturer IL extremely sign,fi.
cant. For some years the tendency
In this country has been decidedly
towards larger exports OF manufac.
lures and smaller exports OF food
stufIs; this being \ natural sequence
OF our growing population and In
dustrial development. The extra.
ordinary expansion In manufactured
exports Is mainly due to the war
and must lie considered as quite alb
normal. Nevertheless, there II no
doubt that We shall rctain much OF
this newly gained foreign trade, pro
vlded our costs can be made to
meet those OF Great Britain and
Germany, who will strenuously en-
dcavor TO recover all and more than
they have lost Our chief handi.
cap will be high priced commodities
and labor troubles. In both OF which
there will have 10 lie readjuatment
before we can successfully meet for
eign competition abroad.
There IL still no prospect for
prompt ending OF the war. Recent
successes of the A,lieI seemingly
only serve to strengthen their de-
termination To completely overcome
the Central Powers This probably
T. the explanation OF additional large
munitiou orders now being received
from abroad The steel trade has,
OF course, ielt the stimulus of these
demands Prices are very firm and
the outlooI IL for continued activity
in this department Cf industry Some
huge orders for copper are also be-
ing negotiated by the Allies
"The labor situation has been
quite factor in hIancial circles.
The dispute between the railroads
and their employees, IL far from be-
ing settled and TN, feeling is grow
ing That the third party 70 the dis
rute-the puolic-has greater inter
ct at lake than ether OF the two
contostiug parties Both sides are
1nyinu- 70 have nurlic opinion upon
their side and the outcome Of the
controversy Is sthl uncertain
General hus,rc.s Il quiet as
usual IN August. though the volume
a. rade Is lareer than year ago,
AS testified by both bank clearings
and ra,lCad earnings. Tn, railroads
arc now enjoying more prosperity
than for several years. but the facr
that the companies are facing n
heavy increase in operating costa
and that they have only recently
escaped serious financial compiled
lions. prevents any special enthu.
giasm among railroad managers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
HOOKS FISH
THAT WEIGHS
OVER 800 POUNDS

STAR. Idaho Aug. Whenever
any TWO fishermen of this section u
Idaho return from 8 tr.f with an
aggregate accredited cuch weigh
ing more than 416 pounds they will
be entitled % lay clair &c having
surpassed the record Of Arthur Had
ley and Hugh McCown ~ Star. Just
how many more pounds ~ hsh than
this these gentlemen caught they
have not stated
Their remarkable record is pretty
uu} COS, .lcd when IL Il madc
know that in the past few days
they hooked out Of the Snake river
two sturgeon, one Of witch weigh.
cd ,05 pounds and the other 100
pounds
The larger OF the two piscatorial
r-m ror' ~ assured nine feet and
six inches long.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
UNITE
TO GET PUBLIC
IMPROVEMENTS

The Oakman Boulevard Improve.
ment association was formed sun
day night, by about 200 residents OF
the part OF Greenfield township east
OF Highland Park which has been
annexed 20 Detroit The main pUr-
pose OF the Organization is TO obtain
sewers light. schools FIRE and po-
lice protection, and other municipal
necessities.
5 T. Wlkie was appointed ten.
porsry president, and NJ A Umler,
temporary secretary The follow.
ing committee was named Leroy
Gilbert - T Tyrell. l.. NJ Roth
man. Charles Carney, and K II
Ramsey The committee viii make
"A report at the next meeting TO be
held at Glendale and Oakman- blvd,
Aug. p.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
Keeps Improving De-
spite Many Handi-
caps, Says Expert
CROP SITUATION
UNSATISFACTORY
Grain Yields Will Be
Away Under Last
Years Figures

NEW YORK. Aug It-"The
stock market is contending with u
series OF perplcNiJie- sucn as tho
war. labor troubles poor crop re
ports. foreign liquidation. imitation
in commodities. the Mexican situa.
tion. the prcsidentiM campaign,
etc" says Henry Clews in his week
~ trade review The volume OF
stricted hy the large number of va
cation abseut,"s hut he general
undertone has bo-r confident aud
is improving in ~ tie OF enc conflict.
ing tendencies referred TO-
tThe "ror sit1aucn - anything
but satisfactory The governments
August report for wheat Indicated a
yield OF only 90 o0u. DOT bushels.
compared with l.oll oooo Dec bushels
last wear. and rs 600 900 bushels
for the Gve-year average ending
1917 This IS a decrease 4 100 600.
600 bushels. compar, a viii m, July
report, For corn. the outlook is
simply far. tho government report
indicating a crop Of 2-77. O05 900
bushels. compared with 5.o-s. 600. 900
bushels last year pud 1882 oo0 900
bushels for the hvcNcar average
oats figure at I274.o0o.oun bushels.
against I.54o .0oU Oco bushels a wear
ago Here Is decrease OF nearly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
YOUTH AGAIN
ARRESTED FOR
AUTO STEALING

Howard s, Dickinson No 100
Buena Vista-eve., Highland Park Ar.
rested several times, charged with
stealing automobiles, has again been
arrested for the same offense. He
was found In Ypsilantl vita a com.
pnnion, Amos Mlnnick, No. $50 Glcn.
dale-ave., with an automobile be.
longing ~ n ! Toners M. Oil
Vermont-ave The boys have been
taken To the juvenile detention
home. Dickinson told the officers
that he and his COMPANION wanted
20 enlist In the state militia ana
were on their way to Te1as
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14

lsQIshc M. hens. I6aise. stays
100 isci geese, ll1l2c' ducks 10
sweet Potatoes bu and n75
JOBBiNG PRIcEs
CsaSed 9osds-Apples. izUuzSe
gal! Ltna bea.3s, n9iiS; Corn
E FAN. e. ssi", '' fss: taney
early Jppe, 81 SOt standards. 81, Sal
mon, tai, C.aet hat, pings. 900. To-
mstoes. tiss. Marrowrnt peas, tii
Sfrly June h'sSi S'ftsd early June
Ce1r~-whIte House, ssci standard
psekasos> sro2l No III
Fved-lobbing prices. iOO-lb. sacks:
fns niddiinss sac; cracked corn. sac
coarse corn meal. t3Si corn and oat
r'orr.Iohh'.g prices, neSt M!chi-
so e e;rsIHht Isd p pSSe" rye Ds,HHs
spring patent, 'sio bbl In eighth pa
Dstrcit on -Raw iln.eed oil, tic;
s srs l'n'sedI 7ss gal IN barrel lott
headlight sac, perfection. SIS; pala-
otna io.se, red crown basoline. $50
H.rdr.r.-Nau., uso KEY b.s.,
bed Ssrb.d wire. .. point 81 y spool
salvanised shsets N.sauss, ,lb6; NJ
gauge stio per cwt. Buhi bronsed
s a o.s ssRd .Sa,, @s9a G2u snd
Esage, t3,sS; ss-sause, ia.a6 per cwy.
csrrlass bolts. small. 500, 10 and 8
s. t .: so 500. and 10 and 70 iS on r iars.'
DEG. 10 apd on list
Atdss--No. cured h,des. iso: No.
! green hidea leo; NO. cured bulls,
Ace; No. 4 green bulls l1c: No
cured veal KIP. sse; No green veal
hip. s1o; No, cured murrain. I SC;
No, green murrsin lee; No. ! cured
saif, ase, No. ! green cH,f. i7G; No.
$40: No. 1 tallow. NC. No tallow,
6No per H.; No. 2 hides. lc on No ?
kip, and calf I've on; sheepskin (as
TO amount woody. bocdtl25
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
Produce


Mondays produce market was
qutct and Nrn IN all departments
Onertngs u truite were hght IN ~
lines excepting cherries. ana th'S
we're in only fair supply Huckleher-
risr had 'he market 20 Themselves
AND there vac not much dolng IN
vegetables the supply was hEht snd
'hl market firm. butter. eh'e'" aho
eggs are IN good demand and prices
OWING 10 tho epidemic in eastern
cities the place for the holding ot the
apple shippers convention has been
changed from Roston To Nisgars
Fails y y TIE dates are unchang
cd and the convention viii he helT
Aus 70, ~ and Is.
Apple. Now .75a1, ou. $500
Rsnsnns - Good shipping stock.
Hrsus 'prleG LInss, 81 a7c III.
Berrie.- Blackherries - bu. huck-
Iehorries. {30S50 bu.
california Frui,s-Plums. s25oa
as pears. saaa.:s box; peaches,
oabbase-New. i325asSo crate
Now HeS York i7e do domestlc swiss, lsq
soc. imported Swiss, 5694ic, brick
cream. 1880, long horns i7c; daisiss,
cserr,-.-sour. u75aa: sweet
FRESH vesetabIes-Gresn peppers,
f2s5 crate l0c basket. radishes. Sc
bunch parsley, rs n soc doI.: cucum-
bers. s0u soc dor tomatoes tl-Sod
7b per bu.. carrots l5c dor; let
tuce, gOcdtl hu head lettuce $3.50
az hu.. wax beans, tz2b1760 bu.
green beans, t2d275 bu green peas,
ti75m2 hu watercress. 75 d soc dor.
green onions, ib4isc don, green
corn. i260d275 bbl.
New Honey--Fency white. new. l6
q l7c, amber. lodlio ID; extracted.
May-Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices FOR bsled hay in
othy. new. tlt5o1l6; standard tim
othy, tis6oai1; light mix"d. $500
II; No. Q timothy. sit u1e; NO. a mix
ed. sI2Ti3 No. q MIXED. N9Io: No.
l clover t1omii; rye straw n.bone:
wheat and oat straw. IS so67 ton.
Lemon.-ssd $50 per boz.
Lines per 100,
Melons go Rockyfords. standards
81 1913 crate. watetrmelons. 30 Soc
each.
Orange. -valcn-ias, ttT5Qb.75 box.
Onions Southern. ss.7b per 100 ios.,
Spanish, i1b0 box.
Pesohe.-t3086e bu.
Piaesppics IA u SO crate
Potstoes % 13so Dbl. IN car
lots
Poultry -- Rest broiler-. 7s1i<c,
No. = broilers. ~ n 22c, fanny hens
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
HIGHLAND PARK

ANalon-arc, are spending two weeks
at Lake orion.
ian. O. II now making his home at
No. iNf Winoua-avc.
Mr.. ard Mrs l. j 'Kuutworth and
son. Hohort Of No. - MCLeau-avc.
hwnre-ave., are spending a few woosz
Al tho Island House. MurkiU9n ISLAND.
DR.. ana Mrs Gordon. 90 cincinnati
are stopping with Ma and Mrs A.
Wait. OF ~" lNe Cortlaud-av-.. tor
q Few days enroute 10 their home
from a trip on the GrcRt l.akcs
Mr.. and Mrs. W j Lvcus former
residents Of the Village. moved sat
urday TO Ypsilanti.
Miss Minnie Nelson. uf M - Ava
lon- ave, has returned from a trip
through the east, including PhiIadel-
phia, Atlantic city. anl Now York
Mrs h3udc Clements. uf $50 IfO
Glsndalr-aro" has l'ft ON o. trip 10
Grand Rapids. Reed city aud po,os-
itr and Mre. John Nohcr and
aion.avcg. and Miss, Has"llc Martin.
OF No 100 Glendale-avo., have re-
turned home from motor trip Co
Niagara Fails London. ont and
Nj and Mrs g Rou have re-
turned from their wedding trip In
Tho east and arc AZ home At 40 "2e
Louise-nye. Mrs. Bell was formerly
NJ " N or trS u'lTy 49,, -, o,o
Morfnrr,.' ~, . ,,-l,,s5 snt,,rFa.
"a Soior. -. - ''''' va '"' W no
49, 49,. ......,.. a.
nary bns 5000 49, ~ io' ',".'y %, 'ns
MichIgen-sve ~ ''' ''" "'''o on
vSti1'sn, iIt,,o,.,,, - -. ,,s
7, w .,I'"H' ~" EeI'ph F or No. Ilo
,y. HiL'9'','-aV' - nome "itgt inrge
rort o,, ''''R l''p "' '''II'e 'uI-
NJ r.aa ~, ~. o,o ,,,.,,..,
az" a, -. -. NJ IILh I'''hu-
a., ,.,i,, .-iC - . .,,.,' Ut 'l'-ii
rcIo,t,..s - M ',Hl7 N'''
a. 'xruh. ~ 'I,I II 'N.
min, 20 ~, nj" ~, NHi"'t u,oE 90 81
Gq Gi,Ircp ~, y,.' '''''F- '''''' -'"' y" so.
NJ - ne. 80 r,,...,., g.
~ -, ~ ~ 'TtoH, ~ 'N
Snitt ~ Hil' ,I, y. ''''7 Ice
'", 81 ,i'a''"rI ll'h~HN-
-, ,,lI..n' OF 80 d. ,f'e1' Is
W - 80 80 '., 'N' ~
s'r'-.,' ,...,t ~ ~ zen a poo
,I" ,'l N.tt' 20.
49,. a m|. '.l"'sl -
. noe ta'.l1g ,r ,,.,, 49,. r..tt ar. O., ,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
EXPECT THRONC
OF HiBERNIANS
Order Plans for Record Attend
ance At Convention In
Detroit In August

\ record breaking attendance Ia
anticipated at the state convention
of the Ancient Order OF Hlbernians,
which opens In Detroit al the Hotei
Cadillac. the week OF Aug. 81, Prac.
tically all the arrangements have
been completed and details still 10
be handled will be discussed at a
meeting of committees In Hotel
Cadillac, Thursday evening.
Michael r. Powers. OF Grand Rap.
ids, Is being mentioned az candi
date 10 succeed Patrick j. Murphy
a Detroit lawyer. for the state presi-
dency. Mr.. Murphy has announced
that he will retire from the office.
Among other state officers who will
be present at the convention are
Daniel Vaughn. OF Marquette, vice
president; and Frank +. McQuillan.
OF Jackson. treasurer.
One OF the features arranged for
amusement Of the delegates will be
the O'Connell day, Aug. "a. al Bots
Blanc island. The chairman OF the
games committee Is Captain Mich.
ael Kenney, retired Detroit police
officer Pat O'Connell. an active
member Of the police force, will play
the bag pipes for the Irish reels.
Miss b A. Mahoney, former state
president OF the Ladies Auxiliary,
and for four years national vice.
president, Is expected 10 attend the
convention, az Il James Clancy, a
member OF the national board OF
directors Mr. Clancy was formerly
postmaster at Ishpeming.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
FIRE DESTROYS
DRY GOODS STORE;
PERILS SLEEPERS

A FIRE starting from n defective
wire I'm dry goods store, AZ No
294S Woodward ave, Highland Park.
belonging TO Mrs. n Hovey. early
Monday, destroyed the entire store
and did considerable damage 10 adj
Joining property.
The hremcn fought the blaze for
more than two hours Several per
sons were sleeping In the building.
but all escaped before the Ere de-
partmcnt arrived.
The loss to the store il estimated
al $4,000, and that 20 tho drug store
AZ 1850 Woodward-ave. belonging to
Harry II. Tucker, which was dam.
aged by water and smoke. Is said
to be $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
BROWNS DURING
FIRST HOUR OF
HIS VACATION

Hellery Stump, IS years Old, liv-
ing at No l24 East Buona Vista
ave, Highland Park was drowned
while swimming at Pearl Beach,
Sunday afternoon. one hour after he
arrived 10 spend a vacation with his
uncle Jacob Schaefer. He had been
In the water but three minutes
when he sank from view His body
was recovered A. minutes later.
Stump was a member Of tho 1917
class OF tho Holy Name institute.
The funeral will be held. Wedncs.
day NJ 9 a m from the Blessed
Sacrament church
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
CANDIDATES TO
HAVE FIELD DAY

The Detroit Republican club viii
hold its annual excursion at fash.
moo park, Wednesday, Aug lG. over
80 candidates Tor various Offices
have made known their Intention 70
be present. and all will be given "a
chance TO state their position on a
large platform built for the occasion
al the park Fred Wilson. vice pres.
ident Of the club. will act as toast.
master A special program has
been arranged for the wives and
children of members.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
MISSING Girl Found

Margaret Scott 10 years old, wh1
disappeared from her home. No ~
Windemere-ave., Highland Park, last
week, was found in Pontiac, Saiur.
day, visiting old friends. who notified
Margarets parents Of her where.
abouts when they discovered that
she was missed The girls father
threatened 10 whip her and II is
believed she ran away 90 escape
punishment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
Oils Cut Once More

Dallas. TcE. Aug "A. The
third cut in Grade oil within two
weeks. was announced by the Mag,
nolia Petroleum Co, today Corsi-
cana light. Henrietta. Electra
Strawn Thrall and Moran were re-
duccd loo 20 $1O5 Q barrel Heald-
ton end Corsicana heavy were cut
sc 10 45c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
Vessel Passages
At the 500.


sNTLT STE MhRIL- Mich, Aug
North Lake s.: Hemlocl< $50 Pa
poonGo. $50, Ronowu. oil Barge. 10.
North American. 1920. Ttley. House.
- william Livingstone. midnight
Glenlivet. /. Lakeland. Mckinney 3.
O'Danah, { Morgan. Mccullough.
cary. 20 Pcnohscot. 3 Lambert. :.
Hettler MAunaloa. Grammer. Plank
linton. Az Mitchell steel Wolf.
Lypch: $40: Corey. Pierce, e:se.
Burfirgton, Lasalle. go Robinson.
N Niagara. Siunlpa. II. Yuma. II 90,
CNgnus, Hydrus midnight. Curry
- 30, Large sam Nathcr I : Ocranlca
Sh~adle, . Leonard. > Watson. Su-
Iertor city. : 20 IrOuUHis. 30. Fitch
Maitland. $50. Juniata. Tomllnson.
New America, $40, Louis Davidson
samuel Morse, Arso. 80 Gouldcr
Gopher. Harmonic ..
A Detroit.
:, ID. TIruC%s,dale 10 Inst night Din
shapshnG pa u LIZ ~ rresas,sns u 90
To ornsna 40 "f imperial 0f Ga2st. -
Conomaugh s. :. ~ Robbins 6.l5.
ShenanRo. 7.l6 W. r White. 10 30.
Down, I'D smith barge. 1915 la"t
night. Nolvin. lo4b, Hoyt. 10 so:
Hart, - 20 a. m; ian Hanna. - 20.
HartweN. - 20 Maitland, Clarke.
segnmcrs. Howard Hanna i:t5, y r.
Jones. so Rutlor. 2.l6: Corvus. 2 40.
Amazon. 30. Hchard. 40. MiIwau-
ke". 5l6 small Dalton. 30; Osler. 6.
Cowlo. ais. las, Davidson Nyo.
England. 20. Senator. $50: omega.
? so, Victory. 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
HIGHLAND PARK NOTES

b. 81, Himous. Of 10 S1ea Wood
ward ave spent Sunday with rols-
tives In YpsilRnti
- homas Dairymplo Of IausIug.
A'ved Saturday 10 No. gG44 Wood
ward
Mr. Nelson aud family. OF No ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14

Hearing oil protests against tor.
ms filed by railroads In compliance
with the inter-mountain rate ruling
will be commenced today before the
Interstate commerce commission at
Washington.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
HEALTH INsrrrUTIoNs
Guilt
vate


sort % tired.
run A e. W n
weary Lack
pep and en-
aFry7 Your
NJ Ia
llliuz for
Help
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
SODA FOUNTAINS
STORE FTXTTRFS

Are you In the market for fixtures FOR
any kind of store? II SO. see oar
line Of show cases. counters. wall
cases, soda fountains. back bars.
etc Quality and prices our sue
cess. can Cadillac 1888 for sales
man Detroit store Fixture Co. Is
90 Catherine st, near Gratiot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-06

II some one IN your family has an sls-
stinAte rough of 4 bad throat ~ fbsst
cold that Aas isen hanging on and refuses
% Yield 20 treatment get ift,H any I4filg
store ~ ounees Of Pines and mike d
fHiU pint ~ cough syrup. and eatsf
that cough vanish.
Pour the ~ ounces II pnex i51
cents worth into A pint BIRTH ard al
the bottle With plain granHlated -sx4
sffup fie total sssst = als3sii 3 ssEH
and gives sou a lgil plat lsmlli
Euppls--of most effective femol} al
saving - -. A day's ne sill usnaH
overcome a hard eyggh. Easily prepafH
10 minutes full direct ions ath fiaes
keeps psfIeefiy aud bas a pleasant i4ztl
Children Ike i.
It's really remarkable how rrsmnsf
and ea-il4 4 loosen. the drf. h1ir.-. 81
tight cough and heals the lnaam.d msn
hfane- ~ . painful eough. II also ttap
TIE formation II phlezm in The ttfga
and bronchial tHfez. thua emitting tia EzF
sl-ieht laeze cough A splendid remedy
sef bronchitis, winter coughs. bronchial
asthma ard Nlopping cough.
Plnex i q special AMI highly e0neen.
frate'i compound u genuine Norway pins
esifact. fieh N gnaiacoi @hleh : .
hesling to tire membrane.
Avoid ai-sproiHtmsnt tY astine ~oar
frugEfst tor ~ 0aners 81 pines 3Hd
- R0t accept abfthiny Ia. 4 Uaraafa.
4 ailsolute satisfaction gses sitl feif
PREPARATION or money promptly reiunled
Ih< Plnsx Co., b. Wayne, Ind.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-06
LOCKING FOR WORK.

Everywhere men complain about
work; even boys and girls in school or
business find work tedious and irk-
some, but il isn't the work half so much
as their own lack Of physical strength
that makes it hard.
Rich blood, strong lungs and health
full digestion make work pleasurable
in business, in school or even house
work, and if those who are easily tired
who are not sick, but weak and ner-
vous-would just take SCOTS Emul-
sion for one month and let its pure
concentrated food create richer blood
to pulsate through every artery and
vein-let il build a structure Of healthy
tissue and give you vigorous strength
You would find work easy and would
look for more. Insist on SCOTS.
Scott q Bovine. Bloomfield. M. ErS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-06
BAcKACHE, PAIN IN SIDE. RHEUMATISM

Lfhia n expelns pcEons from hedy.
Tor those easily recognized symptoms
AZ inflammation as saesaehe. seaif.
ag urine and frequent ariaatiea. a.
sell as sediment IN tae urine. OF Il
aric acid In the hlo0i has eaasef fael-
uatlsm Il Is simriy wonderful Aos
surely eanuric' arts TIE hest ct
results are aieAYs obtained IN cases o.
acute raennatism ln the ioints. n
naeel and rout. and invariably tae
Hsrs and stlffness vnlca 50 frequent.
s ana aefsisteHtig accompany the ais.
sase rapidly disappear send ioc. Ter
isrrc trial package or - - your near-
s.t drug store aud slnply ask sor a
heont package of ~Anarss" manufs
tsrcd by nr P'srte II Yoa suspect
k.tncl or bladder troahle. send hsm
4 sample ai YOUR Mater aad describe
snp,oms ur risrres chamitt wili
eAami.f il. then nr Pierce nill report
% voa without Zee or an charge
whatever
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-06
CALENDAR.

rhsrsday.
Luncheon and Auction Party Mrs
WIN Patterson.
D. NJ {. Club Mrs. II. J. Garncit
Noman's Auxiliary No. Mrs. NJ
Butler
Glover Leaf Club Party Postponed
Patrons Club Central school
Acorn Club Mrs II. + Mansfield
Friday.
Friday Euchrc club Mrs " NJ.
Bronson.
Party Miss Vida Crook
New Idea Club Mrs r. Come
way.
Triangle Mission Club Miss Goldlc
Dranaman
christian Church :. 4. s. c. E.
Miss Kate Hall.
Entertainment a, Mrs. II. 5. Good
pastures.
Saturday.
Ladies' Auxillary-ciiy Hall
Phi Delta Gamma club Miss Wan.
do Thompson
Rooney Mooney Shah Club Mrs
Earl q. Hopkins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-06

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-06

The Arkansas City Daily New gives
me following account Of the wedding
OF Miss Dorothy Higgins and NJ Luth-
er Mahan. which occurred there dur
ing the hodllays "A wedding which
cones as quiie . surprise 10 the peo
pie OF Arkansas City Is that Of Miss
Dorothy B Higgins. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank higgins Of South ID
Street. and N Luther. Mahan Of Dodge
city. The wedding took place christ
mas eve At Guthrie. Okla. AT the home
OF Rev. G. o. Nichols Of the Presby-
terian church Rev. Nichols perform
ing the ceremony Only immediate
relatives were present Mrs hahan
has grown to womanhood IN this city
and has host Of friends here. She
was a member OF the graduating
class OF Is and since then has been
employed IN the Newman Dry Goods
store. She wore her travelling suit Of
dark green bfoadclofh NJ dahan II
employed with The National Insurance
Company. with headquarters al Dodge
City. He IS q brother Of Miss Eddie
Mahan and iiie HahaH boys formerly
Of this city bar now Of Guthrie. OKLA
Mr.. and Mrs dahan arrived in the
city last evening for 3 visit with her
parents before going 10 Dodge City
where ~ hss home prepared The
News extends eongratulations to Mt
and Nrs. Mahaa"