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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25

In the promotion of motorcyclng,
the most reasonable in price of all
out door sports, there is no one who
has exerted greater influence than
he HarleyDavidson Sales Co. estab-
lshment in Flint which is the home
of Harley-Davidson motorcycles and
service.
They are the distributors for the
Harley Davidson and have all models
for delivery. No matter whether you
want just the standard models or one
with side car you will find that
you can secure it here upon the most
favorable terms.
The new line of Harley-Davidsor
motorcycles have many new improve
ments, including water proof igni-
ton, which is an exclusive and pat
eted feature with the Harley-David.
son. You are invited to come in and
inspect these models any time.
This establishment is now showing
the new ONE-CYLINDER model Har.
ley-Davidson. Though previous mod
els of this motorcycle have establish.
ed new records for popularity annual.
ly, this new economical one-cyclinder
model will undoubtedly become TIE
the worlds most popular motorcycle
You can see this this new Harley
Davidson" on display at this establish
ment. 1t gives from 80 to 100 miles
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25

matically releases, permitting the
wheel to run free and giving perfect
steering control when turning corners
with the brakes applied.
Tires and brake bands both last
longer because the wear is distribut-
ed over four tires and brake bands
instead of two.
The increased friction between the
tires and the road provided by four
wheel brakes makes it possible to
stop Buick very quickly and pro-
vides the driver with an extra factor
Of safety.
In the Buick, the automobile OWL
CT has the protection Of the famous
sealed chassis Each Buick unit is
S aled inside a dust-proof, water
tight housing to protect these vital
parts from wear.
The powerful engine Of the la -
inch wheelbase models develops 81
horsepower and the cars have a max
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25

from every standpoint to carry ou'
all of the work attendant upon the
calling.
Few cities possess such an elegant
funeral home as this well known fun.
eral concern has provided. Distinct
and separate from each other b,
ideal arrangement are private mortu-
aIy, chapel and casket display room
Yet they are convenient to each 9th
Ell and in their appointments they
reflect that quiet elegance so desir.
able in the atmosphere of the modern
mortuary. Most truthfully may il
be said they have provided funeral
home which merits the praise which
it receives upon every occasion.
We wish, in attempting to set forth
most pertinent features of our on
ward progress, to give equipment
and admirable work which has wor
the w. H. Loss & Company OF
Pontiac the prominent position which
they have merited and to compliment
them as professional and business,
people who are thoroly abreast of the
times.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25

With the approach of each season
tho thoughts OF the modern person
naturally turn to clothes for the new
season and In this vicinity that means
that they take new interest in the
activity Of this shop, which is under
the able direction of people
thoroughly familiar with every
detail Of the business for this estab-
iishment 10 the mecca for people from
every walk Of life who give more
than casual attention to their per-
sonal appearance.
Every department in this estab-
hshmsnt offers not only the highest
quality, but the most reasonable
price possibls.
THE VOGUE is the larg-
cot exclusive women's store. BY max
ing purchases in ready to wear at
this establishment much money can
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25

EAS
! Convincing evidence of Buick re-
liability is readily recognized where
ever automobiles are driven-Buick
owners know tho Buick will take
them wherever they want to go
across the continent or around the
world. z
For the ninth consecutive year Bu-
lex held FIRST place in the New York
Automobile show for 1927. SUNNI
ing up the mechanical features OF
Buiek-sturdy construction and tri-
unrpha in power, the nationally known
slogan gives the most thorough out
line. "When better automobiles are
built, Buick will build them"
Buick authorized sales and service
in Mt. Morris is the William & Fergu-
son. who give the same high grade
service set by Buick cars that has
won world wide recognition for the
Buick rs the greatest automobile val
W on the market regardless Of price.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25
HARLEY DAVIDSON SAL

Ar 1917 " SAGINAW ST. IN FLINT IL THE OFFICIAL Ia ri
son SALES AND SERVICE-TliIS IL ALSO HEADQIk1
THE IyERJOHNSON AND JOHNSON SPECIALS BICYCLE
PLETE MOTORCYCLE STORE THAT IL ONE OF THU ri,
ESTABLISHMENTS OF THIS SECTION OF THE COUNT
THE OFFICIAL HOME OF THE FAMOUS HARLEY. DAyIDSt
FEATURING THE NEW ONE-CYL NDER HARLEY-DAVIDS
IL DESTINED TO EVEN GFEA4ER POPULARITY THACI
MODELS-GIyES FROM 50 TO iCO MILES PER GALLON
TURING lip" CLUB PLAN. fFf~r-
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25
An Old Prousrb

An old proverb says to be content
with yeur lot while you look for bet
ter" That's more than merely an
cid saw. II expresses the desirable
end Of q whole personal philosophy.
The calm confronting Of circum-
stances, the acceptance Of things ~
hey sre-that Is the way to peace.
But this does not mean we should lack
the enterprise and courage 70 change
eur circumstances when the way real
y spsns. Mobile Register.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25

imum speed of rs miles as hour ane
travel from sixteen to eighteen mile.
on a gallon of gasoline. The engine
of the 100 and 129-inch wheel-bas,
models develops rs horse power, an,
the cars maximum speed is 80 miles
an hour. They travel from fourteen
to sixteen miles on gallon of gas
oline.
All Buick Bodies are by Fisher
finished in Duco and their are 1t
models from which to choose.
The Williams & Ferguson establis
ment located conveniently at Mt. Nor
ris, Michigan, employ Buick trained
mechanics and their service is prompt
honest and courteously rendered.
The prices on the Buick for l92
are: Sedans $1195 to $l995, Coupe
Sl195 to $3.50, Sport Models, Sll9
to $l525.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25

This is one of the institutions that
has materially aided in the develop
ment of this section of the state and
has especially been instrumental in
aiding the progress Of diversified
farming in this community. They
furnish the farmer with a most adj
vantageous market for poultry and
eggs and operate an institution of
great economical value to the public.
Their prices are far more favorable
than would be secured by the people
if they had to ship elsewhere for it
is well known fact that this house
pays the top Of the market at all
times.
TIE f.. V. Stone establishment il
Flint ask all of the poultry raisers
to bring their eggs to them. They
pay the highest prices for fresh eggs
One of the recognized principle s
Of farming along scientific lines to-
day is the raising Of all kinds OF
poultry. 1t is because of the excel
ent service and the desirable marke
afforded by such houses as that OPP
Grated by this we'll known firm thai
this feature is receiving more al
tention from the farmer of today ant
progress along this line is particul
arly noticeable in this community
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25
f. v. STONI

IN FLINT WITH HEAD QUARTERS AT 3O7 LIBERTY STR
ATES ONE OF THE PROMINENT FIRMS OF THIS PART OF
WHICH MATERIALLY AIDS IN THE GROWTH AND Pl
FLINT AND THE COUNTRY THRU THE METROPOLITAN
1T FURNISHES THE FARMERS WITH A MOST ADVANTA
KET AND PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICES HAVING REEN
BUSINESS AND DEALING ON A LARGE SCALE IN III
EGGS-HEADQl ARTERS FOR VEHICLE CITY" LIBEl
"GOOD LUCK" HIGH GRADE OIEOMARGARINE.
GOLD AND MEADOW DEW BRANDS or BUTTER All
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25
THE \ VOGUE
A SHOP FOR WOMEN
"THE HOUSE OF COURTESY"

al Most De-
to al ReAOnab
TIM
pnuIrr
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25
But He'll Wonder

Jud Tunkins says ma who Is will
ing to believe everythin. he hears IL
compelled to draw the line at college
Washington Star.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25
Every Day Heroes

Any guy can he gay when he's of
for the day with rod or gun or
an auto; bat the fellows worth while
are the chaps who can smile, when
they doRt want To work but have
got to.--Boston Transcript.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25

per gallon and establishd
for economy Of operatid
TIE new one-cylinder
result of long research
expenditure Of much nj
were determined to prod
cycle which was worthy
ltE-Davidson'' name, 81
the same time would b
reach Of all, both as
cost and upkeep. This
Under model meets all
quirements.
The service departmeI
cycles and bicycles has
distinction over this par
and they are considered
The Harley Davidson
also headquarters for b
have the agency for tn
son, a nationally known
the Johnson Specials.
cycle repairing, and {
plete line Of accessorie
In making this reviay'
to compliment the Hd
Sales Co., upon their ac1
cycle world and to rel
to all our readers. IN
much to the life Of tn
nishing the highest 7ype
thus bringing pleesou't 9
ton within the reach q
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25
Cause of Sleep

Scientists admit that hey do not
know what causes sleep 1h"y might
Try q small dose Of the Congressional
Observation-Disclosures Journal
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25
Old Cook Book Torn,

"CastOr sugar" was TN, old name
for what Is now called "granulated
sugar" The term Is usI fornd In
cook books written fifty or sixt, years
ago.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25
w. H. LOSS 4 co.

a
Provided Most
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25
Catastrophe

You can tour the world now on the
easy payment plan. InI.e falling
down on the lnstallments In tfghanls
tan.-Detrot News
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25

where the pro NC r IA
will receive the highei
his produce from this 81
Another feature OF IL
factory service of this
is the courtesy and az
which marks the dealt
producer. The concern
direction of conscis ntit
petent business men d
sociated with them onli
ants as they can dep,
render the most cot rteE
unanimous service. Tho
ready and wiling 10
latest Quotations and I
to market their product
adv mage will co well q
with this well known h
We are pleased to cen
company and to give tn.
view the prominent
the progressive and rel
have merited. We asst
er that at this estab
will receive the best
and the highest markeI
The E. V. Zone est
widely known through
county. s,s-.-S !.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25

full prosecution a greater natural APP
titude than that of the modern fun
eral director, and this particularly
applies to these well known repre-
sentatives of this valued profession.
Through untiring efforts and COM
mendable methods they have pro-
crossed from modest beginning un,
til today they possess clientele that
extends over many miles Of territory.
They have in this establishment
numerous facilities that enable them
to render service that better meets
18th the needs and the wishes of
chose who call upon them.
As is generally known they are rec
ognized as among the most proficient
and conscientious people in this lire
in this section and this distinction is
well merited as the excellent service
that they have rendered in the prac
tice Of the profession will testify.
1t may be truly said that no one in
this section engaged in the arduous
profession of which they are such
able, opponents is better equipped
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25
Variety Needed

Trades and professions run In
families. That's why so many fnmI.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25
RELIANCE ELECTRIC MACHIN

At 1927 INDUSTRIAL AVE. IN FLINT HAVE FOR MANY
KNOWN As AUTHORITIES UPON INDUSTRIAL ELECTl
AND HAVE HAD CHARGE OF THE LARGE PORTION or
IN FLINT AND SURROUNDING TERRITORY 4
IN MOTORS, REMINDING, ELECTRICAL POWER TRANSl
ALL KINDS OF MOTOR AND INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25

This electrical shop spec alzes in rewndng on
When is something wrong sizes of electric motor
with your you don't need to No matter what
for for replacement part line you DESIRE you
until the factory supplies it, Here this station you wi
hey carry complete stock of mot information and 81
. parts -,
Those Of readers who desire "ei iea' a. -
-, 90 .L;s notrro ovocrtod slcud large motors. They
-, .L.o,,. e H. sox,oos e with the construction o.
his firm and at all times W anu ie oio sayiis nv
- ill., 80 olioh,o ,yorl while tbe for handle"
-, ono oI,o,,s r;ht We com, here. They author
iment item upon the well meritCd s' large mo'or rel
,s an, tbo ircroaoiro po+ror large motor supplies.
lge. oh W 'heii spe0'
large and small
The feature of this institution is also prepared for all
he industrial electrical and equipment.
repair work in all of it's phas-
The men in charge motor We are glad to COM
neers o. ability who understand Reliance Electro Mach
III the little miracles OF this very upon their
scientific tie construction position the establish
and equipment Of motors and in the business
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-25
WILLIAMS & FERGUSON


Buick BukBMc 1928
The sun., 1919-06-04

council. The employers offered 70 meet
only representatives OF the craft or
crafts involved in controversy. with the
understanding that an agreement should
be Anal. Railway brotherhood locals
are permitted to conciliate with repre-
sentatives OF their employees and II an
agreement Is reached II becomes binding.
II, however. the delegations fall to
agree, the controversy is sent on TO the
international brotherhood fer adjust
ment.
At 10 O'Clock this morning crowds
gathered in the downtown district, ex-
pectng fourth denomination by
paraders. Reports that the military
would act IL the demonstrants again
became reckless added to the tenseness
Of the situation. Several hundred
would-be marchers gathered In Market
Square, but after speakers addressed
them they decided to hold a mass meet.
ing at Victoria Park. This was held
without incident.
r. e. Bray, a returned soldier who
has been leader of the returned soldier
element affiliated with the strikers, went
to Parliament with several other men
Bray for the third time asked Premier
Norris to resign or Immediately initiate
movement for legislation sought by
the labor forces. Norris again refused
to do anything until the sympathetic
strike was called OF.
Distribution OF newspapers was cur
tailed to-day. Newsboys Joined the walk
out. Officials of the telegraph company
announced that strike agents attempted
to have the messenger boys also quit
work.
The sun., 1919-06-04

and ITO men: 111th Field Battalion
Signal Corps. IL officers and 4o3 men
1881 Machine Gun Battalion, "a officers
and SOS men: 1S1st Machine Gun Bat
talon, IL officers and Ss5 men; Thirty.
sixth Division, Headquarters Troop, 6
officers and 152 men Thirty-sixth Divi-
sion, Headquarters, and Headquarters
Detachment, 81 officers and 9s men
Seventy-flrst Infantry Brigade Head
quarters. officers and % men: Thirty
sixth Division, Postal Detachment, 2e
men; s76th Casual Company, New York
% men and 8 casual orficers ga.
Pretoria, from Brest, May "a, with
the 144th Infantry, less Company NJ and
Ordnance detachment. s5 officers and
ASIA men, Seventy-second Infantry
Brigade Headquarters. officers and
25 men 141st Infantry Detachment, 81
offlcers,-and IA casual officers.
Cruiser ST. Louis, from. Brest. May 2s
with United states Army Ambulance
Service Sections, SO officers and 1896
men; 312th, 313th and 31sth Motor
Transport Corps Service Park Units, ;
officers and so men seth Casual Com
pany, New York. officers and AZ mer
and 4 casual officers.
Pannonia, from Marseilles, May %
with the 317th Field Signal Battalion, /.
officers ard 41S men; Sixty-seventt
Company, Transportation Corps, 3 Off
GERS and 25s men 6Sth Company Trans
portation Corps. 3 officers and 257 men
and the Fifty fourth Sanitary Squad,
officer and % men.
Chicago, from Bordeaux, May 20, will
| 1850 military passengers. including a
casual officers and small casual ant
special casual companies.
The sun., 1919-06-04
COLUMBIA'S GLASS
GRADUATES TO-DAY
Diplomas for 1925 and De.
grees for Eight-WelcOme
for War Veterans.

Columbia University holds its 1e5th
annual commencement to-day, and when
the exercises are ended 1875 young men
and women will be through with college
life and launched upon the great world.
Besides the 1875 graduates. eight men
viii receive honorary degrees. At the
request of the Columbia authorities the
names of those receiving the honorary
degrees are withheld until the degrees
are conferred.
The procession OF trustees, faculties
and graduating classes will form in the
library at 10 A. M. and proceed to the
gymnasium. There, at IL o'clock. with
music, with prayer by the chaplain OF
the university and with an address by
Nicholas Murray Butler. the president
will be ushered In the ceremony OF con-
ferring the degrees. At l o'clock. also
in the gymnasium. the alumni luncheon
will take place. President Butler presid
ing. The speakers will be the Japanese
Ambassador, Viscount Ishii the U. 8
Provost Marshal, Enoch H. Crowder
Edward p. Mitchell, Editor Of THE Sun
and George Arliss Barnard alumns
and officers will feast meantime in Stu
dents Hall.
1t will be one wild whirl for Columbia
what with the usual baseball game ir
the afternoon between the varsity and tn,
University of Pennsylvania. the cabaret
! supper in the gym for the men. Barnard
| suppers here and there and general re
| unions. This 10 the first opportunit!
for the Alma Mater to welcome back the
men who left her to go TO war, and sh'
means to make the most Of II.
The annual alumni trustee nominatin,
convention was held yesterday. an'
Archibald Douglas. a graduate of tn
school 70 law of 1925, was selected L
succeed former Justice George L. In
graham. In the evening the nftieth an
niversary Of the founding OF the Colum
bia Chapter of the PHI Beta Kappa wa
celebrated with a dinner at the Facult
Club. and later an address was delivere
in Hamilton Hail by Frederick Paul Ker
pei, class of rs, who recently resigned a
Third Assistant Secretary Of war NJ
keppels subject was The War as
Practical test OF American Scholarship
and in proving the case for the schols
he gave some interesting data OF II
value of learning and research TO n
trade of war. No science. no special,
was too out Of the way to be of use, NJ
Keppel said; for example, an expert
armor from Columbia designed the be
trench helmet developed during the wa
The sun., 1919-06-04
GENERAL STRIKE IN
TORONTO IS ENDED
Various Unions Accede to Re-
quest Of Metal Trades to
Resume Work.
VANCOUVER is TIED UP
Labor Unrest Sweeps From
Coast to Coast in Do
minion.
VANCOUVER IS TIED UP

TORONTO, June 3.---Toronto's general
strike. in sympathy with striking metal
workers. ended tonight when repre-
sentatives Of the various unions involved
voted to accede to the request of the
Metal Trades Council that sympathetic
strikers return to work.
The decision affects between 5000
and 5000 workers From 5000 to
1000 metal workers will continue the
strike unaided, pressing their demands
for a forty-four hour week and accep-
lance Of the principle Of collective bar
gaining.
VANCOUVER, B. c., June s.-westward
tides Of strikes which have been sweep
ms across the Dominion with Winnipeg
as the starting point reached the flood
at Vancouver to-day when nearly every
employed in public utilities quit work
shortly before noon in compliance with
the general strike order OF the Trades
and Labor Council.
Street railway men, however, declined
to obey the order to strike at midnight
and announced they would discuss the
situation further. 1t was said on author
lily that the men voted Ave to one
| against the strike. Postal employees
also refused TO quit Work.
All shipyard workers struck except
the moulders Of one plant. -Four yards
were affected.
Water front activities are at a vir-
tual standstill owing TO the strike Of the
coastal seanen and longshoremen.
WINNIPEG. June S.-whiie oil of me.
diation was poured on the turbulent sea
Of industrial unrest in Winnipeg to-day
and efforts to forestall possible riotins
were continued. several Developments
took place which may have an impor'
tant bearing upon the Winnipeg situa'
ton,
1t is expected that the mediators' next
move will be to submit compromise
plan based upon the method Of collective
| bargaining used by the brotherhoods and
the railroads. AS the brotherhood col
lective bargaining system is less drastic
than that originally demanded by the
metal trades strikers, but broader thar
the plan first offered by the industrial
employees, II was thought in some quar-
tiers that the mediators might hnd Q
common ground for agreement.
In substance. the metal workers coun
Gil insisted that settlement Of all dis
rutes between any of the seven crafts ir
the council must be approved by tn,
The sun., 1919-06-04

City Hall or Centre street must have
given the tip to the officers 70 Hook 'em
over" e. '-'' rTe g' ''r 49,
Three MISUNDERSTANDING McAdoo,
w. Bruce Cobb and Frederick B.
House--tackled the great mass OF COM
plants, but in a short while Magistrate
House collapsed under the strain. He
called to a couple OF court attendants
and had them help him to his room
where he tainted. Later he was escorted
to his home.
Magistrate Alexander Brough was
then called upon to replace Magistrate
House for the balance of the day. Thii
is the second time In two days when the
strain of work In the Traffic Court hal
proved too severe for the elderly Mays
trate.
The Brooklyn Trafic Court, at Will
iamsburg Bridge Plaza, handled ninet,
cases yesterday morning. Harold Holmes
10, of IS KosciuslSo street, was fined $b(
for driving through Roebling street a
twenty-seven miles an hour.
Among the motor cycle policemen II
court were two from Bridge Squad C
with five complaints each. and Anthem,
Battle. patrolman OF Motor Squad 2
with eleven complaints.