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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-16
RICHARD WALTON TULLY'S
THE FLAME" PINNEY BOISE.

Lovers OF romance and spectacle
will be glad to learn that Richard
Walton Tully's stirring play, The
Flame" comes to the Piuney The
atre, for two nights, commencing Fri
day, November 18th, matinee Satur-
day, at $50 The Flame was the
big dramatic sensation OF last sea-
son in New York, and will come here
with a superb company and mas
siye scenic tnvestiture The play
has been aptly described as a thrill
ling drama of love and motherhood
and it has been staged by the author
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-16
COAL.

Will be cash on delivery on and
after this date, to eliminate expense,
so we can comply with government
regulation.
Wick Sims Hardware Co.
Meridian Coal Co.
Gem State Lumber Co.
Boise-P -Payette Lumber Co.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-16

Next year will mark the silver
jubilee OF the introduction Of moving
pictures. Someone has said. nothing
in the worlds history has ever hap
pened to so stimulate the prompt
serving OF the evening meal
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-16

A Boise woman says that with a
little diplomacy any woman can in
duce her husband to buy her a new
hat. All she has to do is to visit his
Office arrayed in one OF her own
make
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-16
EDITORIAL MENTION.

At the ditch elections 10 be held
December 11th, all persons should
register
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-16
nYRoN pEFENBAcH = soNs,

Accountants and Auditors.
Boise and Lewiston, Idaho.
Boise office, 52S Idaho Building,
Phone 1537-N.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-16

For sale---One new Ford touring
car equipped with starterl and alsC
one 1916 Ford touring car.
d. S. GARDNER, Meridian.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-16

A rousing meeting in the interest
of the army Y. M. c. A. was held
Wednesday night at the Locust
Grove school house. DR.. H. T. Cook
J. ]. Caldwell, and Rev c. A. Quinn
from Meridian were in attendance.
A handsome sum was subscribed for
this worthy cause
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-16

W. j. Howell, after several years
in charge of the local theatre. the
Idle Hour, has sold out TO John
Hedges, the owner OF the building
Mr. Howell was a first-class man in
his profession, and there is general
regret that he has given, up the Mer-
idian play house.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-16

Pony for sale-A bargain. Dr.C.L
Dutton, Meridian.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-16

GET YOUR LAUNDRY READY.
The Troy Laundry, OF Nampa, will
call each Monday morning for your
laundry, and return it Friday Rough
dry. s5c q dozen. L. L. Gray. Propr,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-16

Tim Mccarthy, who has caused the
officers of Canyon county more or
less trouble every day for several
weeks, is now in the county Jail at
Caldwell, awaiting trial on several
charges, chief of which is that of
passing worthless checks-Tim's old
habit He has not been entirely
right in the head" since a severe
case Of typhoid fever a few years ago
There is some talk of having the man
examined as he is said to be ire
sPonsible While in jail at Nampa 9
few nights ago he set fire to the bed
ding and might have burned to deati
and for safe keeping was taken u
Caldwell.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-16

AS +. B. X. Van Kuiken was driv-
ing his car near Beatty station, he
was forced to stop on the railroad
track for the very good reason that
the engine on his auto went dead"
The starter refused to work, and as
the train was a comm, men quickly
pushed the car clear of the track.
When two or three coaches had
passed, however, the suction ives suf-
ficient TO pull the car back into the
train, but no one was injured. The car
was damaged considerably.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26
WOMEN SERVING
WAR Time FOOD

The Detroit branch Of 'thF Ma.
tional League for Woman's, Service
is preparing the store next TO its
headquarters, Witherell-st and Mad
ison ave, az a lunch room where II
can demonstrate 20 the public the
art OF preparing wholesome and ap-
petizing meals At the least possible
expense. This Is its contribution to-
ward the conservation program
which the headquarters in Washing
ton is promulgating
The committee. Mrs. Charles
Hammond. chairman. held a meet
lng In the headquarters Monday aft.
ernoon 10 complete arrangements.
Different women will take charge
each day and a luncheon for about
20 persons will be prepared Those
who arrive early can partake OF the
luncheon At nominal price. The
others will be instructed In the
preparation OF the food and how to
purchase a well-rounded meal AZ the
least expense.
Entertainments OK music and NOV
ing pictures are being given every
Tuesday and Thursday evenings AZ
Fort Wayne for the soldiers. and
many comforts are sent to the engi
neers corps on the state fair
grounds. ~
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26

oGrady. s53 Twenty fourth. !. Ku-
las rs Kinsmsn Mackicwicz. 7s6
Riopelle, j Byrus. 4st Buchanan, NJ
Nowrocki. siS Lymanpl I wyry-
ni.wskt sis Rivard' c Edgecomoe'
J Toht. se7 Maekie r. Matias. 1873
Vanderbilt; J. Eberle. 81 Sire. r
Luttenbscher. $40 Newport, IT. Bunt-
ing. - Eastern-pl: p. Flanagan 81
South J shay .,s proyyliSSce' hosPP,tnl
1905 Third. r DesgrandAhamp. I7t5
Seminole; r. Fourni-r. 49, McClel-
Ian. F. Renders 72i Leland. r. Duna-
want. ITO f. Bethune, W -Skydlowska.
6l7 Ferry E.. ]. 0'Connor. 1889 Iro-
quis. l. Fortuna, 40 Cardoni. W. A
$40 w Kirby; n GreenbcrG. l56 Le-
land: I. Shea, 4s5 Hastings. w c.
Walker. 6s4 Twenty eighth. G. VII
son. 2t3 Eliot. Hustle Figra. 10 Port
land ;. Mack. liol Military a. PAX
oca. es Twenty-eishth. J. a. Pray
bysz. ss7 Horatio: a. Ulrlch. 4o2 shcr-
man: T. Missant. t9i Beividere: c.
Bolay. 455 Brooklyn ~ Hoilenbeck
1890 Grand River: j. Murray. Provi-
dencs hospital. W. Murdza. 70 Gil
Casey. SA soivAy r. Ainto sse
Brewster. + Coe. AZ Commonwealth.
Darss, sac r Warren. W Roska. ga
Russell. r. Tallman, iS6 Scott. j.
Pawlaczik, 407 Forest f.. s. Epstein
Harper hospital; W. Abrahamson. 1856
Scoville- c. H. Lawson. 527 St
Paul. W. Thomas. Harper hospital:
G. Talbot Womans hospital; J. Kun
merl. s35 Piouette: r. Jabo. 3Ie +
High. q. Look, isl Pollard. t. p.
ONeil. 100 Harrison, r. schiebold. 442
Artillery; F. weygandt. Grace hospi-
tai; J. Grossman. 1s95 Canton r.
Rybicki. sts Frederick r. Monster
sky. SIS II. Warren; ] Towers. ST.
p. Canneld; L. Buffa. 3is Mullett !.
Susman. 4ss Catherine; a Grant. i0s
Division; A. Schubot. i47 Catherine.
a. Rifkas. i52 Brewster. s. Hoffman.
1875 Benton; G. Hursh. sss Dix. j.
Jodlowski. 90 Southern. w. weteha.
son: NJ. Sperling. Womans hospital.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26
Deaths

Nicholas Hodsin. West side hospi-
tal. ~ years. pneumonia: Albert
ouertack. Herman Kiefer hospital.
kowssi. ssi "' Hancock 'y ", Il years years.
scarlet fever: Karl Van. Raven Is
E1mwood, about IS years, rheuma-
tism OF heart; Andrew Krasa. i1so
snu jo. spSu' an,S ysss fI ,ss F
ward. 4 months. gastro-enteritis; John
Pasula, Receiving hospital. about 81
years. gastric carcinoma. BESSIE r.
Graham. 77ls woodsidc. al years.
7ea Catherine. . months -nsrasmus:
Geraldine r. Penner. 61s Canton 9
month months. ssginsi meninEitis Paul w.
Greenwood. i year. meningitis; John
Rrisht's disease: Helen woiblis, sss
Foreet E. diphtAerie. injury
@ssEls nsons su Ecrum wiad ssg'
wa Osok go Riopelie. q months, In
testina1 intoxication Ave Goodman.
Harper hospital. % years. gastric ul-
years. mitrai resurgitation; Joseph
Hsndlsy. Detroit, Municipal hospital.
~ years. pulmonary Tuberculosis: AL
vim J. zimmerman, Grace hospital. rs
years iohar pneumonia; George Pa
kriefka. b07 Watson. 80 years. pull
monsry tuberculosie; Lawrence VIII
lett. it7a warren r. 2 years septic
pneumonia: Jane r. shore. sss 10th
rop. 81 years, acute Utilization, OF the
heart Vladyslaus Kostecti. ass Hsr-
per. 81 years acute rephritis. Anth-
ony SEymsnrki. e3t Seneca. ~ DAYS
cholera nostras. Frank Treppn, o30
Hancock z. IS years. lobar pucumo-
MIA: Martin Lajac. Samaritan hospi-
tai, az years. lobnr ansume.tef-msry
T ZAremha Is Home. year. acute
CASTRO enteritis: Tereassia soulller
2a-o r. Jefferson. so Yeats chronic
interstitisi nephritir Maude from
hiey. 900 Holcomb. 81 years. Graves
disease; James Ahrari. ~ Clark. 81
years. uremia Rudolph Herman. 2tl
Mackie. 4 months. gastro-intestira al
intoxieation: Mary Neszaros. Est
Rademachcr. month. entcritis; c. n.
Ward. III Russell. about 81 years
pulmonary phithisis. Donald McNica~
Harper hospital. 8 years.6 pneumonia
meningftis; Myrtle Bloom. Henry
Ford ksptesl asout 81 ysssA asuss
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26
Marriage Licenses

Joseph IL Alexander. a. Detroit;
Sadie V. Alexander 45, same.
Andrew j. Broncho. 81. Detroit;
Ligne Faunack 81. same.
Charles Brusch. ~ Detroit; Minnie
LANCE. "a. same.
John w. schalk. 25. collinsvilIe.
III Ethria Arendt, 90. Detroit
Richard Kuhnart. 33. Detroit Cath
crime Rupert. 20. same.
Stanley Rinski. IS. Detroit Paula
TomAczak. IS. same.
Joserh Mackicwicz. 20. Detroit;
Josie Rxcgezko. 20. same.
Joseph r. Hoey. 20, Detroit; Ella
Lyle. SO. same.
Percy Philips. IS. Detroit; Katrina
r. Tunison. 20, same.
Mikolaj solowy. 81. Detroit, Aggie
Pirai 49, same
George Thomas. 20. Detroit; MIR
gle Hutton. Il. same.
Earl Shea. 90. Detroit; Ruth Nc
sparren. 81, same.
John Dutton, ~. Detroit: Bertha
FCaii, IL Maple Rapids
John Elwart 20. Detroit; Marie
Haiman. 81. same.
VIM A. sanderson, "a. Detroit:
Helen Madeline Etazier. 10. same.
Dayton u. stone. %. Detroit: Hazel
G Bartholomew. 20. Romeo.
Clarence r. Blckerim. 30 Beaver
hill. Mass Hortense G. Craig. AZ,
same.
William II. Gondar. "a. Detroit:
Helen wilmeyer. Is, same.
Adeiard Caron. 20. Detroit. Annie
CANDLES. rs. same
Julius Iwasha, 20. Detroit; Lottie
Frocki, ~. same
Burr o. Sabin. 80. Detroit; Eleanor
Jerome. az same.
omai Goodeil. 20. Ecorse; Bertha
NJ Leanzotte. 81. same.
Alexander Stark. "a. Detroit: Ethel
Bimming. ~. same.
Frank Broken. 20. Detroit; Rose
Morency. 81. same.
:Ienry W. Butler. -. Detroit; Eta
Jackson, "a. same.
william c. Plaska. Is. Detroit;
irene Lennon, %. same.
Henry Krafrt. rs. Detroit. Anna
stanley Zambrowski. %. Detroit;
Hattie Bernstein, 26. same.
x, M:,n.s;, 5 F. Creep a. Detroit
Louis civics. al. Detroit. Mary
witowska. 20. Same.
James MCGUIRE. 81. Detroit: Mamie
7. Porter. 81. KY
Fred Knoll. ~. Detroit; Irene Webb.
Is. same.
Marie r Resttie. 2t. same.
August Possehn. -. Detroit: Matte
Carr, 30. same.
William Averitte. "a. Detroit, GrRce
NaHrHe+~r-ts. EHu<-
Max Goldberg. IS. Detroit; Rosa
Levine. 80. same
Peter Slogan. s5. Detroit: Bertha
Frelich. 2s. same.
Anselin Grachacki %. Detroit;
Cecilia Nowicka. rs same
Herbert W. Eddy. 81, Detroit: VI
Wan Free, %. same.
Albert I. Mcleod. 20. Detroit; LILA
A Rrewer "a same.
Paul Frelich. ~. Detroit; Jeona
Korona %. same.
Mike Bonk. 81. Detroit; Madge Nc
rauEhiin. %. same.
Harry q Meada. ~. Detroit; Vivian
Crawford. is. Attica.
James Duggey. 50. Detroit. Mar
saret Iacobus 50, same.
John ~. Kiiiiams. IS. Detroit; Annie
Joe Hsiss. IS. Detroit; sussie sza-
Ed Turner -. Detroit Eva Har-
ris. rs. same.
n Don n. Myrick. II. Detroit: Matte
Burkett. 20. same. t|E\
Dale " Sizes. -. Pa Florence
Simpkin. p. Detroit
Bernard Klosky. IS. Detroit. Helena
Jesrhke. 20 same.
VIM y. Vol, %. Detroits LILLIAN
f.ardorf. p. Mapleville. TIL
leo. Favazza, 81, Detroit; Grace
Maceri. Is. same
John wsch. -. Detroit; Eva Rog-
czsa. 20. same.
Paul Rogers. a. Detrott; Rose
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26
Births
BOYS

7 Romanczok so Newton; T. Vrrli-
kowrki. 1850 vinewood w. Sadfow-
ski. sT Miller: s. +. Lubin. Trow-
bridge. n BerRin. ass Concord; q.
vrnnic. 23a Victcr: G. Maly 1918 Kir-
by F.: A. Uhring. 40 Carbon: l. Fell
zyn, $50 Alcxandrine e; r. Lorincx.
i6e Dee rborn. n. y. Harris. womHn.s
Miles. 81 Hnzelett: NJ. J. Foley. los
Van Court. .. J. Size. 20 Hazeiett;
NJ Guliwick. 1855 Christopher; l.
Mitchell ~ Mullett. q. Allen. - Eiha;
T. penane 4 Mullane. W. Kozrowski.
5ss Hancock: NJ Szajewski. 6i2 WAR
rem F.. s. Kenneth. SIS South; J Pat
tetich. eos Post. r. Montrov, 577 Fort
Phillips. 7s7 Clark: W Guertier. 80
Duncan: J Foeliman. a70 Maple. c.
Hull. ?. Hawthorne; Y. Wcinowslti.
AZ Morton. J. stocker. 1855 r. Grand
blvd. r. SHOOK. ais Allendalc: &. r
Iaenou. 7s7 Concord. 7 Butler. so
Mack: r. Bieiski. 1872 vincwood; y
Rautra ip7 Michigan: $. wyka. 7io3
Proctor: r cxaplInski. 1915 Chopin.
v. A. Wander Pyl. Grace hospital: a.
Harprr-A-Ro~~r-4 a1-IA--L-afAs-tt~--
A. p. villa ~ Cooper. i. Stoipski,
,a7 Garfield T.: A. Morrow 1905 Wa
rash. r. Eveieth, 20 Worcester piG
I. Kocstovne. asa Garfield T. To-
buczyr. ~ Home; q: Kofska. IS
widman-pl.: r. Icvspood. 4aT Fifth
n. Grantham. 77e Bewick: r. KincaId.
now. A Eager. 1874 Carioni. n Knit
rer. 1877 Russell. NJ Rosenberg. 25s
Leland. s. Rosenbium. 500 Glendale.
p Frank. asi Holbrook: y. Sander
ovftch, 40 Rivard: A. Brat. 1922
NonnriaArs 70 Pfnds~,Iu -HarbauGh,
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26
HOME CIRCLE
PLANNING WAR
DEATH POLICY

Even the fraternal societies will
have TO pay war tar. A. c, Nc
Lean, president OF the Protected
Home circle, told 1000 members in
convention in Hotel Statler Tues
day morning. In submitting a plan
10 arrange for death policy for
the $4,000 young men OF the ira
ternal order who are liable 10 draft.
Citing the case OF great London
insurance company which waived
tolls for It's members who were
called 10 war. but which has almost
gone bankrupt after paying &c.,
000. 1000 in benefits. President Nc
Lean said that ~ would be neces-
sary for the members TO protect the
society's reserve fund OF &1.5o0,00o
by a general assessment. A burst
Of applause from the delegates In
dicated that the sentiment Of the
society was overwhelmingly In favor
OF this patriotic measure. Tho mat
ter will he decided AZ a closed meet
Ing OF the committee on laws this
afternoon in Hotel Cadillac.
The society has about 100000
members, having gained 10 600 In
two years. It was announced.
Duncan c. Beath. Detroit attor-
ney. and Assistant Corporation
Counsel Thomas Pennlman vel
coined the delegates. Judge G. A.
McLaghry. OF Mercer county. Penn
sylvania, responded.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26
JEFFRIES IN
CLASH WITH
NAVY Man
Prisoner Who Wanted
To Enlist Causes
Rumpus
COURT DENIES
HE SENT MAN
Lieut.. Richardson Will
Probably Accept
Explanation

We'll. II they want 10 make the
navy pink tea affair don't care"
That is the answer OF Judge JEFF
fries TO the criticism that he gave
2 prisoner the choice OF being tried
tor an alleged felony or enlisting
in the navy.
ON Monday Edward Bertram was
taken 10 the recruiting once OF the
navy by a deputy sheriff who said
that Judge Jeffries had sent him TO
enlist the boy In the navy. with the
alternative of standing trisl for the
alleged theft OF merchandise Vailed
at s593.lO from a freight car.
Lieut. W. n. Richardson, In
charge OF the recruiting once. sent
the young man and his guard away
and Indignantly declared that the
navy was not TO be construed as a
pentcntlary or prison. The naval
oficer drew attention TO the fact
that no man may enlist in the navy
unless be has good clean record.
Theft. above almost anything else,
is frowned upon. II man has ever
haen arrested. unless Il be for a
minor ofYense like speeding an auto
rIobile or violating an ordinance. he
Is not accepted by the navy.
As result Lieut. Richardson was
indignant. and on Tuesday morning
no wrote a lettor TO Judge Jeffries
asking an explanation. Unless the
Judge can pacify the lieutenant the
an ofrcial communication 10 the
navy department In Washington. 8
4 reporter for The Times asked
Judge Jeffries about the matter
Tuesday morning and received the
reply quoted above. When the judge
vas told that his action In giving
prisoner his choice between trial
on a felony charge and a sentence
to the navy was likely 10 result in
an 1fficial investigation he disclaim'
ed any intention OF giving offense.
altho he did say at the outset that
he didn't give a damn" what any
body thought about Il.
Sheriff Stein came 10 me and
said the boy wanted TO enlist in the
navy and asked me IL | objected"
said Judge Jeffries. IL said | had
no objection. but I did not send the
young man TO the navy ONCE. sim
ply give my permission, but the
move was made by the sherin's
ONCE"
A man who said he was detec-
tive connected with the police de.
rsrtmcnt took a prisoner into the
army recruiting Office Tuesday
morning. He said the man was a
psndercr, that the police were dis
Eusted with him and asked that he
lie sent away to war so the police
would get him out OF the way.
Say, you get out OF here mighty
quick. both OF you. or I'll throw you
QUIT" Numbered Major Phelps and
the detective and prisoner dashed
out hurriedly.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26
Third Stacker TRIAL On.

Theodore Mulyk. No 80 Greusel-
St. was put on trial IN the United
States district court Tuesday morn.
ing, charged with being Stacker.
He Il the third 20 be tried on the
charge, both OF the others having
5ssn fount guilty ana-ses.eneed to
serve one year In prison. The prose-
sutton introduced Testimony TO show
hat Muiyk said he didn't want 10
ight and wouldn't register for the
irsft. Attorneys for the defense are
expected TO try 20 prove that neir
.llent r. an Austrian. that he never
look out any citizenship papers and
hat he didn't know he was subject
y the rcgistrafkou-
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26

Kirchner. % same
Charles Idiley. 20. Trenton. Char
lotte Stiell. 10. lockwood.
Percy =. Drew. q. Detroit, Mary
Wilhelm. %. same,
Totq Krzynnowzki 20. Detroit
Pauline Bussat. %. same.
James Radcma 81. Detroit.
Frances Prest 49, same
Edwin n Ledhaldt. 25. Detroit
Anna Skeivela, 90. same.
John r. Kreuzer, -. Detroit. Marie
II Smithson. %. Manistee
Simon Melrlnger. ~. Detroit, Nora
NJ DuEan a. same
Joseph Fulop "a. Detroit Barbara
BOrhely, q. same.
Fred =. Thompson. ~ Detroit, Min
ME Hemenway. a. same.
Piote Kuznia 27 Detroit Anna
Bare. &c, same
Geo. F. snyder. &c Detroit Ann NJ
Hartge, "a same.
Thomas 3. Thomas. Al. Detroit,
Mamie Maxwell. 90. same.
Howard Ahrens %. Dctroit Evelyn
NJ Berhe. 10, Fenton.
Albert Milton. 81. Detroit; Laura
Wagner. 81. same.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26
Man Held Az EmbexxIer.

Arthur Nolte. No. So Pfquette-ave.,
was arrested Tuesday by tho police
for the fo<eral authorities. He is
wanted in Nation. H.. where he IL
charged with the embezzlement OF
81 900 from a national bank He is
being held for officers from the ILL.,
nois city. who are coming to take
him back 10 stand trial.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26

pancreatitis John Sagalewski, l72
Martin. about 90 years. fractured
Providence hospital. - years. men
ingitie Edward Pieniadz l5S Lock-
wood year commissions. Eliza *.
Smith ia Seldeu, about 81 years,
apopleNy.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26
EARN A GOOD
SALARY

Bright young women looking
for an unlimited opportunity to
advance wanted to learn tele-
phone operating.
We teach you the business
and pay you while learning.
Steady work. Pleasant sur
roundings. Unusual benefits.
Your salary will be increased
frequently. Extra pay for spe-
cial work. Good chance to rise
to a fine position.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison ave. and
John R. street, between 8 a. m.
and 5 p. m.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26

New will give all an opporuniy nrst quality
Oct in OUT
in q
the
bestof nya
the
reasonable
ianes Grand w. and Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26
REASONABLE RFlGss - PIANOS ouAa a w1sD
REFINISHED, REPAIRED AND TUNED sD
DETROIT PIANO co.
n
BUNGALOW LOT

have two choice lots. one 3oxl3o.
the other 4oxl3o. the first two lots
from w. Jefferson-ave.. In the VIII
lags OF Ecorse. with all improve
ments In, ready 20 build on, that I
will sell for 1880. This would
make two choice residence lots, or
a dandy large bungalow or nat
site.
B, A. HORGER
7la Ford Bldg. Cad. 5sss.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEWORK
Must be plain cook. Good home
and wages. Apply No. 2is West
Euclld-ave.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HAINES' WIGS. TOUPEES. HAIR GOODS

pTtEFnt IHlE htOFC
opened March 4. ~
VIII be closed Feb, =
1918. making 30
years In the same
store and same
business and same
man. Anyone IN
need OF "a new wig
or toupee get In
4 your orders at once
as ] can't ma Ike all
the last month. La
Il dies first quality
q hair goods are get
4 ting very scarce
] and advancing in
price. Hair goods
have advanced from
5o% 10 1908 since
April the frst last. All
hair Is imported fror
rance or Germany, al
ere are no imports no
N selling hair and he
Ii back TO Importers
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26
sUY-MIscELLANEous

CASH FOR old false teeth. gold crowns.
broken jewelry. diamonds. watches.
etc. full value paid. Liberty Rig.
90. 81 Woodw'd. 18th floor. elevator.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26
TO RENT-HoUsEs
TO RENr-FhArs & APARTMENTS

QUINCY AVE. No as near Grand
River and st. Theresa's church.
New modern 5-room fat
JAMES s HOLDEN co,
200, Holden Bldg Cherry 4sTo.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26

whorn ~ May concerps
Take notice thSt on Tuesday. July
10 A. ~ 1911 AT . o'clock D. m.
A. Iit-its Michigan-ave.. IN the
tlri-s Or things from number t0tss
~ erfs7 left In pawn with stsin.
b,re' lsrn Osfcc. OF tho CITY of
-lef.rfl ~ ~hiCHn. viii be eoH ~
chapter f7s. section s OF Detroit
city oFdinsnceA Steinberg's LOAN
Ofhoe, by Julius eteinoerg. AssAng
Noss, Auotionecr.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-26
wANTED--rARMs
TO RIeNT--RoOMs
The Commodore

1913 CASS
Two minutes from postoffce and
Elks Temple. 100 rooms. Every
thing new, moderate rates.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-10

Gas Co test on tho Murphy farm ir
23-22-4w got the top Of the sand a
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-10
A CHILD HATES OIL,
\ CAL0MEL, PILLS FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
Give California Syrup of
Figs" if cross, sick, Fever
ish, constipated.
(Orer Puritan Cdfe.)
III I-2 South Boston Arenue,
Tulsa, Okla.

Look back at your childhood days.
the dose" mother insisted
on-castor oil, calomel, cathartics.
How YOU hated them, how you fought
against taking them.
with our children it's different.
Mothers who cling to the old form of
physic simply don't realize what they
do. The childron's revolt is we'll
founded. Their tender little "insidcs'
are injured 10y them.
II your child's stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing, give only deli
Cious california Syrup of Figs Its
nction is positive, but gentle. Mil
lions of mothers keep this harmless
"fruit laxative" handy; they know
children love TO take 1t; that it never
fails to clean the liver ana bowels and
swoeton the stomach, and that tea
spoonful given today saves a sick
child tomorrow.
Ask your druggist for n 50-cent
bottle of california syrup of Figs"
which has full directions for babies,
children of All ages and for Erownups,
plainly on each bottle. Beware of
counterfeits sold here. See that IL is
made by california Fig syrup com.
rany" Refuse any other kind with
Contompt.-AdV.