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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-17
Serious Results From, Cold.

:. COLDS not only cause a tremendous
financial loss but are also a serious
injury to every one who contracts
them as they lower the v;talitv ars
30 Inc system for the more
n s,.Iu s. diseases. 1t is not at all un.
tr ouaa TOT people who have serious lung
w;n. 10 say had hard cold las,
couah why not take Chamberlain's
w wbIsn hemedy and cure your cold
adv
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-17

mere are gifts mat make us happy
There are gifts that make us mao
But the GIFTS we buy from FIsHET -
Are the Gifts that make 'em glad. 1o.st
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-17

You lose If you fail to do your shop
ping at the U-SERvE STORES. Casa
and Carry. One east and one west %
court house. Ocala, FIa.-12-34f
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-17

You lose IL you fail 10 do your shop.
ping at the U-SERvE STORES. Cash
and Carry. One east and one west q
court house. Ocala. Fla.-12-stf
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-17

Our supply OF victroIas for Christ,
mas Is very limited. but we have
them at prices ranging from assoc %
S225.Oo THE BOOK sHoP.-i2 3 q
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-17

vorite poems, Boys and Girls Books.
Chilren's Books. including Fairy Tales
Bedtime Stories. Talking Books. etc.
THE BOOK SHoP.-12 3 q
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With WITS and ssFu1nies

The motor stopped,
But Ed kept on.
Little Falls (E. " Times.
Here lies John Smith,
/ Wrapped in a sheet;
He went too fast
Through all the sleet.
Detroit Motorist.
Just forty per
Through quite loose gravel
Now Willie Dare
Has ceased to travel.
-Oldsmobile Peace Maker.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-17

wv me nave splendid array of the
most desirable Books Of everv "a, .ae
Including current books Of the dav -
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-17

With pride immense:
She's laid an egg
Worth forty cents.
Prisoner Was Glad
/, The trial of a notorious old moon
sinner was over, and he had been
found guilty The judge Iectured him
severely on his long record and then
sentenced him to thirty-six years i'm
prisonment, saying that the court had
no feeling of anger toward him, only
pity
The prisoner listened stolidly. and
then said;
well, l sure am mighty glad that
he wasn't mad at me. The Corrector.
Customer say. do you ever play
anything by request?"
| Delighted Musician-"Certa sir"
Customer Then | wonder if you'd
| be as good as to play game of domi-
noes until I've finished my lunch?"-
| Punch
A She'll Game
| The price of eggs is sure a joke,
AS most are stale and some are broke.
Don't lay the blame upon the hen,
Or she may never lay again.
If wanting eggs both fresh and cheap.
Just dream you have them in your
sleep.
"You farmers have many compensa-
TONS remarked the city dweller.
Name just one," said Mr.. Cobbles.
well, you are independent"
"Umph! Did you ever have any
dealings with hired MANI"
"No."
Then you don't know what you are
talking about. Birmingham Age-Her-
add
Idealist with newspaper)-"Just
think of it! A couple got married
few days ago after a courtship which
lasted fifty years"
Cynic-'I suppose the poor old man
was too feeble to hold out any longer"
London Answers.
They never yet have attained A
pace on the speedway that the Grim
Reaper couldn't keep up wtih-De
troit News
! A man was killed by runaway
horse team in South Bend, Ind, re-
Gently. Sounds very much like clip
ping from the files.-Nashville Ban
ner.
! When a girl sees mirror she knows
it's time to pause and reflect.-Nash-
vile Tennessean
If burglar gets caught in house
all he has to do is say he is prohi
| bition agent-El Pasco Herald.
| Some folks do their shop-lifting
early, while others wait for the final
rush.-Johnston (Pa) Democrat.
William Dean Howells left an es-
tate of 100000 without ever having
once had his works filmed, syndicated
or suppressed by the police.-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
You may get what cheer there is
out of the glad news that bread has
been reduced one-half cent in Winni-
peg.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Cold weather cannot make her shirk,
She'll face most any storm;
If she wears lots of open-work,
She's certain to keep warm.
/ think he is groucly pup.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-17
SAFETY FIRST

ETIT 3 TTTtO
Lies Sumbering here
One william Lake;
He heard the bell,
Bun had no brake.
Detroit News.
At fifty miles
Drove ollie Pidd;
He thought he wouldn't
ska. but did.
Rome IN. Y.) Sentinel.
at ninety miles
Drove Edward Shawn;
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-17

De sunflower amt de daisy, and de
melon amt de rose;
Why is dey all so crazy to be sumfin
else dat grows?
Jess stick to de place you're planted,
and do de bes' 70 knows;
Be de sunflower or de daisy, de melon
or de rose.
Don't be what yo' amt, jess be what
you is,
If yo' am not what yo' are den yo' is
not what you is,
If you're jess little tadpole, don't yo'
try to be de frog;
If yo' are de. tail, don't yo' try to wag
de dawg<
Pass de plate If 70 can't exhort and
preach:
If yo're just little pebble, don't yo'
try to be de beach.
When man is what he isn't, den he
isn't what he IS,
An as sure as I'm attacking, he's
a'giwine to get his.-The Ro-
tartan
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-17

Madam Hendren Dolls al The
BOOK SHoP.-12 3 81
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-17

designers want they can get it."-Fel-
KEEL.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-17
GETTING Away With Il

81 bought felt hat today and charg-
ed it to the firm chortled the slick
salesman.
What as?" Querred his interested
companion.
Overhead expense"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-17
And Well She May

The old hen elucks
With pride immense:
She's laid an egg
Worth forty cents.
a@&
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-11
llall s,sa ross Dollar stays Atliom,

Fits eelsts IF everN dollar received
frea annual membership dues Is re-
.iainea lsy t,ic local Red Cross Chap
(er fight disease and make the
community Il healthier safer place
for IlaAlSind 81 feafll emergency Aid
Ill ce "a accident. o save the babies
.and guard the faulty health hy teaeh-
ii.g home hygiene, care of the sick,
AN hoae dieteties @ give immediate
relpf "a victims Of epideiaics, eNplo-
sina foods Tres. u similar c.lllilli-
tfe 10 aid in the care Of crippled
children deserted a0tAerst sApankial
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-11

A Chorus Of Pretty Girls Catchy Melodies,
Bright Comedy Beautiful Stage Pictures Ez
quisite Costumes A Production That Is Differ
ent and Worth While Goes Direct to Baltimore
for Weeks Engagement
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-11

With Brilliant Cast oil Singers and Dancers, In
Gliding Thonlss Conl,e9, Louis Gassavaat Eugene
Leckha1t, Harry r. Allen, s7ern Doubleday, Mary
Hotchkiss. Walter tic Afee Robert Stevens, z. G.
Helen Gastleton, Helen Burch, Elsie Decker, Ma
bel Taylor ard tie Fjnnin Dancers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-11

Roiling water, in which raisins have
been soaked can he used IN making
The diamond drill., 1920-06-05
CLUB OUTING

The members OF the Alpha CONNER
cial Club and their families will have
an outing at Tobin Lake on the after
noon OF June 10th. This club outing
IS an annual affair and will be elahor-
ately carried out this year.
The stores and other business places
will close about 800 o'clock so as
20 allow their employees and proprie-
tors to attend the outing picnic.
The road TO the lake leads of from
the county road near Or. Haights
farm, crosses the railroad track at
Penola and follows the old Florence
road to the meeting grounds.
1t is expected that large number
will attend.
The diamond drill., 1920-06-05

Ihe iirst narty we had was the Hal
ioween party which was given by the
children OF our school, first we played
games and then we had popcorn. an
pies, marshmallows and peanuts our
second party was the Valentine party.
we had coffee, cakes. cookies and
sandwiches. Miss Drosdosky surpris-
ed us very much. We thought we
would sit in our seats and eat but
she had fixed up the library. She had
decorated IL with valentines and In
the middle OF the room was a table
with white cloth and red hearts and
around the table were chairs. After
lunch We played games until II was
time TO go home. On April fools day
we had party. We had the eatables
as we had I'm our former party be-
cause so many were absent at the
Valentine party. We had 10 pay for
the things we ate by coughing. wink
ing, sneezing, singing or recitlng
poetry or making wry faces. Ii was
funny To see the girls making wry
faces. Then in the sandwiches Senia |
put some pepper In one: salt, cloth J
and cloves In others and everytime |
someone got a sandwich with some |
thing In 1t Miss Drosdosky said. "Ap- |
ri Fool" after we had eaten We !
played games and al four O'Clock we
went home. very much pleased. Then
on the 9Th OF May we had a theatre
party We had a pretty hard time
getting a car, but at last we got one
but were late half hour ! liked the
picture and | think the others did,
too-but ! liked the ride still better
than the pictures, but l don't know a.
bout the others. This Is all the par
ties we have had but we have enjoyed
every one very much.
ESTHER MARTIN.
(l3 years old)
Nimble Fingers Club.
Sunset Lake.
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Exhibition of Fancy Shooting Bad
Thing For Water Tank

The Alpha village water tank was
found TO be literally shot full OF holes
upon examination which was made
during the week by Mr.. Andersen who
was given a contract by the village
council to renoyate the village hall
and tank.
When Mr.. Andersen and his assist
ant climbed up 20 look over the tank
they found that II represented a
seive and also solved the riddle that
the village council has been trying
TO solve for some time, viz: why is
SO much water used at night In Al
pha.
The holes came from fancy shoot
ing exhibition pulled of by Mr.. Par
mlee Of Iron Mountain last fall when
he amused many OF the village people
by hitting stones and other articles
thrown in the air. He used rifle
and 1t was supposed that the bullets
sped out into the slashing to the
north. They did but SO OF them pas
sed through the water tank on the
way.
The village authorities knew that
the tank leaked but they were not a.
ware OF It's seive like qualities until
the inspection was made.
In order TO effect the repairs nee
cssary It will be necessary to let all
0f the water out of the tank and no
tice to this effect is given by the vii
lage authorities in another column OF
this issue.
The diamond drill., 1920-06-05

On Thursday evening. May 27th
the girls of the "Tuchahache" Sewing
Club OF Herlzon School, with the help
OF the other pupils under the direc-
ton of Miss Anne Hurja their leader.
gave the following very good pro-
gram.
Opening Number. America BY
everyone.
Playlet. "Chbship" girls boys.
The story OF our Club-lna Kosky
The Little Plant, recitation Helen
Markkola.
Song, The Bluebirds-6 Girls.
The Bluebird. recitation Esther
Latvala.
Growing, recitation Selma Moil-
amen.
over In The Meadow. recitation
Miriam Buskanen.
Somebody's Knocking. recitation
Linda Moilanen.
The Two Builders. recitation-Vap-
pu Tuhonen.
Maytime. recitation--Sadie Kettula.
The Robin. recitation--Ellen Latvala
May, ecitation-Andy Auto.
The May Queen. drill & song-Nine
Girls.
Presentation OF Awards-Miss Ben
nett.
While some OF the girls were unable
10 get their garments ready for exhi-
bit at this time. the garments that
were shown were especially fine.
The school room was crowded with
friends from the community. some
from Eeechwood. Iron River and Crys-
tal Falls.
After the program the girls served
lunch.
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CAMpONLnHLLAGASsA

\ Miss Mary Camponi, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Carlo Camponi, was mar
ried last Tuesday to Gabriel Dalla-
gassa, young man who has lived in
Alpha several years and who IS an
ex-service man.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed at Crystal Falls by Rev F'r
Kunes and following the ceremony a
reception was held at the brides
home. In the evening a wedding
dance was given in the pavilion which
was highly enjoyed by all of the
friends of the contracting couple in
Alpha.
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A lp h a D Departm m e mt

Richard Sprick and family OF Rapid
River are the guest OF Mrs. DeRosIer
this week.
Henry veeser and Carl Nelson vis-
tied at their old homes in Menominee
county over the week end.
The Porter School base ball nine
plays at Amasa Thursday against a
nine from the Amasa schools
Measles have made their appearance
in Alpha and many OF the pupils are
out OF school this week as result.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Notes during the week.
The Inter-Township Declamatory
contest was held at the Porter school
last night and was very interesting.
Paul Andersen who was at Menom-
inee on business most of the week re-
turned home Saturday.
A letter received from Jimmy Peters
brings the information that he has
moved with his parents TO Los Ang-
eles and that he is taking advantage
OF the vocational training offer Of the
government. He is attending school
at that place.
Mr.. Tom Weeks OF Bessemer visited
with his brother, Roy Weeks, in Alpha
over last Sunday. Mr.. Weeks was
formerly employed at the Great West
ern mine in Crystal Falls.
Mr.. Roy Weeks and family motored |
10 Iron Mountain last Sunday.
A large number OF Alpha rooters
attended the base ball game at Crys-
al Falls last Sunday.
Mr. Martin Supa, one OF the farm
RS in the Buck Lake district sold his
arm during the week to a Cleveland.
)hio, man.
will be filled Miss Larson has made
fine progress at the
luck Lake school but living conditions
re not inviting there and for that
eason she hesitated about returning.
he has made the board a proposition
'hich II is probable that they will
ccept. II will be necessary for the
oard to provide living rooms at the !
chool for any teacher that takes the '
osition.
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THE ORGANIZATION OF OUR CLUB

One day when we were in school we
heard a knock, our teacher opened the
door and there / saw a teacher with
a small black suit case. When she
came in she took of her coat and
said. "who wants 20 learn how 10
sew" There were eight bigger girls
and we all wanted 10 join the club.
We were. all very curious 10 know
what she was going 10 teach US. The
first thing she showed us was din
erent stitches and seams. She had
different samples OF cloth. tape. but
tons. needles. and thread, so we could
decide the kind to get. Then she
showed us the pins that we would
get. Then she told as about different
parties we could have, we enjoyed II
when she was here.
Nimble Fingers Club, Sunset Lake.
like sewing and " has done me
much good. think II has done every
one good
WANDA GENDZwELL,
(Age IL years.
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SUNSET SEWING CLUB

on Friday evening. May 2lst. the
Nimble Fingers Sewing club, Sunset
Lake School. under the irection OF
Miss Rufina Drosdosky, their leader,
made a splendid exhibit OF their years
work In sewing. and with the assist
ance OF some OF the other members
OF the school presented the following
well prepared program TO the parents
and frineds of the girls.
Spring Song Club Girls.
Our Club Senia Mattson.
Sing and Sew-Club Girls.
Social Activities OF the Club-Esth-
er Mattson.
Birds Return-Song.
Folk Dance Primary Children
Story OF the Ball OF Thread -Yul-
anita Gorieski.
Slumber Boat-Three Little Girls.
How / Became Nightgown-Rose
Gendzwell.
Imitation Dumbbell Drill-CIub
Girls.
Group OF Mother Goose Songs
Primary Children
Birds on the Branches Song
Story OF an Apron Agnes Goriesh
Fairy Waltz Club Girls.
Song Of the Housekeeper-S
MattsOn
Algerian Lullaby Song
Presentation OF Awards Miss Ben
nett
Those Evening Bells Song
The room was decorated with Wild
flowers, ropes OF ground ping and
lanterns covered with pink crepe pap
err
The following are the members who !
have completed the entire amount OF
club work for the year: Rose Gend- |
zwell, Fannie Hanninen, Senla Matt
son. Esther Mattson, Yulanta Gorie- |
ski, Lilly Luopa, Wanda Gendzwell. |
Local Leader-Miss Drosdosky.
The diamond drill., 1920-06-05

HOUSE FOR SALE 9 rooms, with
upstairs. Located on corner OF 2nd
street. Block u. Red house. Com
tains well and six apple trees. Price
81 500 JOE AsslsE,
(22-pd) Alpha, Mich.
Charles Kazilek and family motored
here from Wakefield last Sunday and
spent the following day visiting with
friends.
The diamond drill., 1920-06-05
How n Noted Vet. Gets Rid of Rats
Farmers Heed

DR. II. II. Butler says. II use RAT
SNAP around my hospitals every 3
months. whether / see rats or not. 1t
does the work--RAT-SNAP gets them
every time. ] recommend IL TO every
body having rats" Don't wait until
there is brood of rats. act immed1
lately you see the first one.
and guaranteed by john Bauer A Son
Three sizes. 25c, soc, Si.00. Sold
and w II. Rezin.
The diamond drill., 1920-06-05

Users of water from the Alpha
water works are hereby notified that
in order to repair the tank the water
will be shut off Saturday evening and
will remain off until Sunday evening
or Monday morning. All water users
will make preparation accordingly.
BY order Of the Village
Council. t22)
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To PRoMoTE CELERRATIoN

The meeting OF the Alpha CONNER
cial Club was held last Wednesday
evening at the Club rooms at which
the question OF Fourth OF July eele-
bration was taken up and discussed
quite freely.
II was the consensus OF opinion
that a celebration for the children
should be held and that movement
to perfect arrangements ought to be
taken at once.
AS committee to call upon the
village and township authorities to
solicit Messrs Edwards. Perkins and
Paul Andersen were appointed with
+. e. Olin, president of the Club. an
ex-offlcio member OF the committee.
There Is feeling that Alpha's
great effort should be saved to make
the community fair a success and for
that reason no great splurge will be
made on the Fourth. II is also un-
dersto0d that the people OF Iron River
are going TO spread thmselves this
Fourth and il Is probable that large
delegation OF Alpha people will be
here However there are many child
rem who will be greatly disappointed
Z no celebration is held in Alpha.
These little ones will have no oppor-
unity TO go elsewhere and for that
.eason 1t IS felt that some doings
,ught to be held here.
AS soon as the committee hears
rom the township and village the
lub will go ahead with its plans.
The diamond drill., 1920-06-05
BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING

The regular meeting OF the Board
OF Review for Crystal Falls Township
will be held at the Town hall on
Monday and Tuesday. June IA and 10.
FRANK /. bertrand.
Township Clerk
The diamond drill., 1920-06-05

COMING SoONl To the New City
Hall Auditorium. Crystal Falls. for 1
week Gifford-Young Stock Co.
Bigger and better than ever-watch
for date.
Ray Burge and family motored to
Quinnesec last Sunday
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. David Kenney during the week.
Mr.. Benjamin OF Florence will
preach in the Alpha Community
church tomorrow night. everyone Is
invited to attend
The Porter School Musicale will be
held on Friday evening June 18th. A
program OF the event will be givOn
later.
The Mastodon township board of
Education has four vacancies yet TO |
nll They expect Miss Larson 10 re-
turn to the Buck Lake school and II !
she does all Of the outlaying positions
Tony Webber OF Amasa was in Alpha
last Sunday visiting his daughter, Mrs
Louis Notes
George voelker's family left last
Saturday for their new home on
farm near Grand Haven, Mich
Mike Jackson has moved his family
into the house vacated recently by the
voelker family. I
Misses Doris and Irene olin are
home from their schools in Wisconsin.
Miss Irene has accepted position in q
he Alpha schools for next year
The township road authorities are
two short pieces of road, one
branching off the county road to
serve the farmers beteween Alpha and ,
dastodon and another near Buck
AXE to serve a new settlement in that
'lcinity
Frank Kazllek has taken up his
work again as speed cop for the coun-
" lie changes of with the "cop" on Il
hc west side so that his work brngs
i'm all over the county
a party Of Alpha young men Will !
tive summer skip" at the Pavilion
N Saturday evening. June 10. It Il
to be very entertaining c
Inair.
A base bali game will be played at ;
Alpha today between a nine from the =
Bates school and one from the Porter y
school.
A party OF fishermen consisting OF a
iessrs Olin, Bauperlait, kaufman and a
'aff made an exceptionally fine catch q
N one OF the Florence streams last , ,
unday. A.
Mrs. Napoleon Liberty Is here this W
week visiting with her parents, Mr.. n
nd Mrs. John osier. Next week she a.
gill leave for her new home In Idaho tc
ghere Mr.. Liberty is going into the d.
utomobile business. Her brother, 81
richie osier, will accompany her. - ;,
Dave Mendelson Is about the busiest
ian In Alpha these days. AS mana
er OF the Alpha-Crystal Falls base m
all team, Dave Is a success. The -
roposed league was one OF his pet
obbies and had he been able to be
resent at the final meeting Il would
ave gone through. Mr.. Mendelson
sfendcd one meeting OF the base ball ~ ~
The diamond drill., 1920-06-05
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

There is another side TO our sew
ing club besides that OF work and
that Is our social side We had sew
eral parties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Senate. Bills

10 Nj, Byrd I BY lesya presented Senate bin
IN Shenandoah county Which Was taken
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each, prreserih.ng pcnai,ies. ct... aud TO re.
nsni all spccial acts In. conflict herewith,
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u The County Of shsnnHiioah state Of Viz Viz:
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strucunr and imp3roH!ng The water system
or the Submission Of tS sa me or 1ns
for these uurposes 10 the aualiaed voters
al SAID town which WAS taken up or
a"r.d TO bc printed and referred 10 tho
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3ir- IcGr"ys ~ leave urcscnted senate
hIn No. tli-A hslI 10 amend ana -e-enmtt
sections :, 10 ana - ~ AN act entitled
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FeGcuafy j.. i56f. ~ hytesefiore s msnGcd
Which WAS ;akcn an. ordered To b@ Print
od and rrfrrred 10 ihc Point Committee IN
Sinctol Nitrate and Local LEGISLATION.
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O.. y q q nd.
:egt!"n or an act cnutlcd An act 10
hTGyic Tor the WORKING" the public reads
- district road boards sn.d county. and
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wiTh,' approved March 20 1915. which was
taken un. ordered! 10 u" printed nj riorr"d
80 tho Join; Committee on Special, ir.y,te
ana Local irgisiat!on