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Charlevoix county herald., 1921-09-09
HAVE A RIDE in
THE AEROPLANE

The Michigan Aero Service Corpora
ton will have a passenger carrying
aeroplane at the Chrrlevoix County
Fair. People who have taken flights
over East Jordan say that there is a
most wonderful view from an aero
plane, that the Jordan River Valley is
one Of the most beautiful sights imagin-
able. This plane will be at your SER
vice all day long if you desire to make
flight.
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-09-09

Don't homely women ever have
grievances against men? Then why is
it that only the beautiful ones do the
killing?
II is hard to osay which is responsible
for more automobile accidents-back-
seat drivers or one-arm drivers.
The kisses women give each other
are not the kind the moving picture
censor cuts out.
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-09-09
Dance at the Fair or Down Town

Don't forget that you can dance your
heads off Fair week at East Jordan,
either in the Armory down town or in
the educational building at the Fair
grounds to the finest music in the
world and on the best dance floors
made.
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-09-09
FAIR FACTS

The Thirty-Seventh Annual Charlie
voix County Fair will be held Septem-
ber 18th to 10th inclusive, at East Jor-
dan. The price of admission is as fol-
lows: Day Fair, adults fifty cents,
children twenty-five cents, automobiles
fifty cents. Night Fair, adults twenty
five. cents, children fifteen cents. Any
one desiring to stay on the grounds at
the close of the Day Fair may do so
without paying extra admission. A
charge is made for cars entering the
grounds in the daytime for the reason
that it has abeen found necessary to
look after the parking of the cars. All
receipts from this source will be kept
in a separate fund and will be used for
improvements on the grounds. Other
articles in this paper will tell you some
of the things which you will see and
hear in return for your money.
This Fair is one of the largest County
Fairs in the State. 1t is replete with
Gu dluuoCIhCht ICdtui Cos
II the only Fair in Northern Michi-
gan which has held an annual Fair for
as long a time as thirty-seven years
without missing year. 1t has one of
the best equipped county fair plants in
the State.
The exhibition in the educational
building is the best school exhibit to
be found at any County Fair.
1t has large barn full of registered
cattle in exhibit. The Loeb Farms has
a building of its own in which it ex-
hibits the very best of registered cattle
and horses Qast year the Loeb Farms
exhibited national champion). The
exhibit of fruit, vegetables, grain and
fancy work is unusually large and of
excellent quality. The poultry exhibit
is getting better each year.
There will be many eating stands on
the grounds and the dining hall will be
run by the Wilson Grange, which will
serve each day and evening good
substantial, country meal. Everything
for the comfort and entertainment OF
it's patrons is provided by the Fair
Association.
Residents of Emmett, Grand Traverse
Antrim and Otsego counties are
especially invited to attend this Fair
Md exhibit with the residents of Char
levoix County. If you people think
you have the best Fair in the State,
come to the Charlevoix County Fair
and see one which is at least equally
as good. If after seeing this Fair, you
feel that your Fair is better, see the
Secretary Of the Charlevoix County
Fair and tell him in what parts your
Fair is better. He would like to know
SO that he can make the Charlevoiz
County Fair better than tits now.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-01-13

agriculture as we'll as the stabil-
ity and happiness of country life
is In a large measure dependent
upon the quality and inherent
strength of the farm homes. The
influence of this organization
which is a potent factor in our
national life will be materially ex-
tended and reflect itself over rural
America in a more significant man
ner by the admission of women to
membership; and they are invited
into full participation in the task
of advancing the cause of Ameri-
can agriculture We welcome to
our councils the farm women of
our nation and pledge our full CO.
operation operation III such programs for
The advancement Of our common
purpose as shall be within the
Scope of this organization activi-
ties in it's endevors to promote the
welfare Of country life"
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-01-13

Estate of William w. Armour,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned administrator of the
estate of William w. Armour, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased; to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, with
In four months after the first pub
lication of this notice, to the said
administrator at Philip, in the
county of Haakon, State of South
Dakota.
Dated January 4th, 1921.
H. l.. Brown, Administrator of
the estate of William w. Armour,
Deceased.
jan 6 13 20 27
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-01-13
Notice TO Creditors.

Estate of Emanuel Taylor, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned administratrix of the
estate of Emanuel Taylor, deceas-
ed, to the creditors of and all per-
sons having claims against the
said deceased; to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, with
in four months after the first pub
hcation of this notice, to the said
administrators at Philip, in the
county of Haakon, State of South
Dakota
Dated January 4th, 1921.
Nancy A. Taylor, Administrators
of the estate of Emanuel Taylor,
Deceased.
H. l.. Brown, Attorney for the Ad-
ministratrix. jan 6 13 20 27
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-01-13
AUDITOR FOR G. N.
r.. II. TESTIFIES
"Tanlac Can be Depended Upon"
He Says Gains Sixteen
Pounds.

Before ! took Tanlac decided
that something had to be done
and that quick, and Tanlac has
met the situation in every respect
said Walter Munsing, an auditor
of the Great Northern Railway
Company, with headquarters in
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Il had suffered for nearly two
years with my stomach and kid
neys and was just about down and
out. Everything | ate seemed to
settle in hard lump in the pit of
my stomach and gas would bloat
and pain me so badly l. could hard
ly stand it. ] lost weight nd last
winter was harly able to do a bit
of work.
Sometimes when / stopped over
my back panied me right over my
kidneys until / could hardly str
aiphten up, and at night / often
lay awake for hours without gett-
ing bit of sleep. seemed ia get
weaker and felt more and more
tired, but after | took few doses
of Tanlac / noticed an improve
ment.
Il have now taken seven bottles
and my stomach trouble is gone,
don't have the pains in my back
any more and | sleep we'll at night
and have gained sixteen pounds in
weight. owe a lot to Tanlac, and
! heartily recommend it, for
know from my own experience
that it can be depended upon for,
results"
Tanlac is sold in Philip by F. G..
Schwartz, and in. Bowling by Da-
vid l.. Payne
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-01-13

in stock, is an exact duplicate in Realism
and Tonal Quality, Of the Official Labor
atory Model which he used in the concert,
and that 1T will sustain the test of direct
comparison with living artists in the same
successful manner This is complete as
surance to you that the Official Laborat-
ory Model brings you the actual perfor-
nance of the living artist
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-01-13
an Artists S Endorsement
that means something

Come in and let us show you the Certi-
fcate of Authenticity This Certificate is
signed by Mr.. Vernon Dalhart, one Of the
country's greatest vocal artists He sang
at the concert at the Gem Theatre, Sept
ember 21
He certifes that each Official Laboratory
Model, of the New Edison, which he have
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-01-13
RECOGNITION TO
FARM WOMEN

The first of the thirty rcsolu-
tIons presented 1T the American
Farm Bureau convention gave spe-
cial recognition TO farm w@rlen
and the farm home as follows:
THE permanencs ard d;gnlt, of
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-03-18


LARGE ASSORTMENT
w. w. ROGERS
THE RAINCOAT MAN
For Sale Shepard strain An
coma setting eggs. TIA S. Craw.
ford street; Col. S79. 10
Mems Odd Coats $7.95-ROG.
ERS.
For Sale Columbia Graphanola
and 40 Records, price SS5. Call
at 517 Oswego st.
Board and room for two men.
home privileges. modern con-
yeniences. Mrs. 7. Hill, 6l5 +.
Tyler street. 20
For Sale Brown Reed baby
buggy good condition. .--7t4 S.
Crawford street, Col. S7o.
THIS AID. and 10c
Good for one Jazz Cap.
ROGERS.
Sl7S5-5 Room House with
Plumbing, Fruit, Cellar, Wood
Shed aud Electric Lights, Lot 50x.
100. Rice & Tate, l07 N. Jersey.
For Sale 1919 Chevrolet. run
1890 miles. good condition, looks
like new $3.50; some extras. -
w. A. Holmes. S25 N. Leonard
street.
We are prescription experts.
Ask your doctor; he knows.
Currin's for Drugs.
For Sale-0ne lot 50xl00 on
Jersey and Tyler street; n snap
If taken at once. Address E42.
this office. 20
For Sale Two year old La
France rose bushes 25c each,
also one full blooded Plymouth
Rock cockerel SO so. Call 2l5
Burr street, corner Lombard.
$780, Room Semi modern
House, Lot l25xll6. only 5000 cash.
Rice & Tate, l07 N. Jersey ST.
SAFETY FIRST you'll never
lose them with ROGERS soc
Suspenders.
For Sale Wood range. polish
ed top. just like new. Call at
Mrs. A. Weiner's. 635 Il. Burr
street.
For Sale New fluff rug 9xl2.
Call Columbia 5S3 or 4l6 h. Chi
cago street.
Everyone loves
To wear ROGERS GLOVES.
For Sale Cheap Silver tong.
ued graphOphone. Call 5l5 Col
umbia boulevard.
For Sale Seven room semi.
modern home. convenient 10
Cooperage; small payment down.
balance like rent. Or will take
equity on smaller place. Inquire
Ia 100 Willamette boulevard, or
phone Col. 1909.
Work Shirts 95c, worth more, |
but we can't get it-R0GERS. |
Flowing and light hauling by |
by the man who knows-W. II. |
Everett. All work done at pre-
war prices. Orders taken even.
.ngs. 1922 Lombard street, or
phone Col. 1920. "a
For Sale Holstein Jersey COW,
very reasonable, at Gil Windell
street NJ, phone Col. 778.
My sl.95 Work Breeches wont
rip in the Stitches ROGERS.
For Rent Five rooms partly
furnished. very reasonable, at |
I'll f. Charleston street.
$780, Room Plastered House,
Lights, Basement, some plumbing
aud sidewalk in, some fruit on lot |
b375 Cash, Rice K Tate, l07 n.
Jersey St.
Children don't cry for ROC.
EltS, but they do cry for ROC.
Frs lOc Jazz Caps and Tennis
Shoes.
Experienced lady wishes to
care for mother and baby in con
inement cases until mother can
10 her work, So per day. Leave
note at this office.
To Rent Housekeeping rooms, |
furnished or partly furnished, |
would prefer North st. Johns. !
Leave word at this office
$3.50 Special for quick sale
four room house and lot. $3.50 |
down and So per month. Call at
2l80 Willamette boulevard.
Mr.. st. Patrick celebrated the |
18th with one of ROGERS green !
dollar NEKTlES. Pat says it
holds its shape good, too. Yes.
he tie and dollar both were
green. adv.
rIlr rlll llnIlnr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
DR.. M. 7. BOCERT HERE
TOMORROW EVENING
Will Lecture at Trinity Parish
House on "Science and
Disarmament

Wilmington citizens Will have an OPP
portunity tomorrow evening OF nearing
one of the most eminent Americans IN
the scientific world when DIR. Marston
Taylor Bogert addresses the Delaware
Section of the American Chemical So
ciety. The meeting is TO be held in
Trinity Parish House. Adams street,
south Of Delaware avenue, and is called
for S. u. IN. The text of DIR. Bogerts
talk will be Science and Disarmament"
He is generally recognized as one Of
the foremost speakers along this line
Dr. Bogcrt has been connected with
Columbia University for 20 years and
is at present senior professor Of the
chemical department there lie has
been president of the American Chemi-
cal Society for two terms and was pres
ident OF the International Chemical So
ciety. where he had the honor Of sue
ceeding Sir William Ramsey. and "
being succeeded by Sir William crook.
During the late war he was a member
Of the Raw Materials Division ~ tire
War Industries Board. He organized
the division of chemistry and chemical
technology OF the National Research
Council with its 80 Subdivisions and
remained its chairman untl he entered
the army. He has been a consulting
chemist for a number OF the Fedora
departments Of the United States gov
ernment. He was n member OF the
United States Board on Gas Warfare
from the time OF its organization until
II was disbanded. He was appointed
lieutenant colonel in the army during
the war and was chief Of the Chemical
Service Section. being acting director
OF the gas service in this country until
the organization OF the Chemical War
fare Service under General Sibert. at
which time he became a fun colonel in
the army and remained such unti his
honorable discharge.
AS an organic chemist he has served
in a consulting capacity for the dye
stuTs industry on the research side ana
has had an opportunity OF studying the
synthetic coal tar industry in this coun-
try and abroad. He has taken out pat
ents on chemical subjects and Is there
fore learned in the practical develop
ment Of this business. He is a member
Of the National Academy Of Sciences
and other learned societies in America
and in Europe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
SYMPHONY FEATURES
ORCHESTRA CONCERT
"Pathetique" of Tschaikowsky
Chief Number on Program OF
Philadelphia Musicians.

-r,,. nroeram of the philadelphia Or
;, sstra Concert at The Playhouse last
night the last Of the season, and rrr-
hans the series, was made up OF the
yop Weber "oheron' overture. the Mo-
zart "Concertantc Symphonic for vio-
lin viola and orchestra. and the TsChai-
towslly Pathetiquc" symphony;
tvpical selection of music for the head,
the hand and the heart.
OF course the one quality which pre-
dominates does not exclude the others,
and tho technical skill required from
the individual players is even greater
as the emotional effect of the whole
work rises in degree. The popularity
in request" programs of the Path
clique" symphony is sufficient PROOF
that the public enjoys the experience
of being emotionally stirred. Even ii
not quite clear as to the psychology OF
its reaction, ii cntertains no doubt as
To what produces it From that view
point il may readily be argued that this
composition marks perhaps the most
complete achievement of modern music.
just what that achievement signifies
is still open TO debate. debate that
bids fair TO last forever. For those
who reason that Reason" is at the
center Of everything. sound-sequences
that they associate with gloom or des-
pair must have originated In feelings
So tincturCd ON the other hand the
chirp of the bird and the howl Of the
wolf doubtless serve an identical pur-
pose. though we are taught to CON
slider one cheerful. one foreboding. when
each is n call for companionship.
Internreta tion, then, is a futile task.
SO far as meaning goes. from the mod
crn view point: a yielding to the per
sonal mood on the part of each hearer
the only true experience.
sympathy with the musical mood OF
the composer is notably abundant in the
tenpcrmcnt of Stokowsky: and one is
not likely to hear his works better rcn-
dcrcd than by the present Philadol-
phia Orchestra under its present leader.
The "Obcron" overture was played At
a concert a Year ago. in March 1920.
aud before that in November 1919. 50
that il is fairly familiar 10 local audi
,nccs. Ii was played cxccllcntly. the
orchestra having presented II at the
two concerts last week in Philadelphia.
There is nothing wildly exciting about
;hr Mozart Concerto, the skill of the
composer in couceiving the contrapun-
tal stunts and that Of the eXecutants
Thaddeus Rich and Roman Eerney in
rendering them on violin and viola, is
brilliant in each case: but TO the ro-
maticist of today they smack too much
Of exercises ia satisfy. excellently as
they were played.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
CONCERNING A GARBAGE
CREM ATORY

Editor Every Evening: You VIII
doubtless recall a communication
sent YOU Just after the Crematory fire
last year. In that letter | suggested the
wisdom of erecting n strictly hrc-prooi
building-conCrctc and steel through
out--with wired glass windows. Such
a plant could he thoroughly fumigated
and washed daily. and thus reduce the
foul odors. usually cminatng there
from. 1 also pointed out that the frc
rate for insurance would be trifing.
The big thing i'm having such a plant
is that the likelihood Of it's destruction
would he very small indeed, thus insur-
ing the City of constant, uninterrupted
service. a very vital thing during the
spring and summer months. when garb-
age collects and decays rapidly.
Minor c. Smith.
Wilmington. March q, 1921.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
A HOMEMADE
GRAY HAIR REMEDY
You Can Make a BETTER Gray Hair
Remedy Than You Can Buy.

Gray, streaked or faded hair is not
only unbecoming. but unnecessary.
Anvone can prepare simple mix
t,irc at home that will darkcn gray hair
and make II soft and glossy To "A half
pint Of water add ounce of hnv rum, a
small box Of Varho Compound and ! /
ounce Of glyccrlne.
These ingredicnts can hc bought mt
any drug store Mt very little cost, or
the druggist will put II mp for you Apply
to the hair twice week until the desired
shade is obtained This will make gray
haired person look twenty years Younger
IL ia easy to use, docs not color the scalp
is not sticky or greasy aud docs not rub
off
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
THE STAGE.
tood NiiI nj the snrrick.

First nighters enjoyed the bill at the
Garrick Theatre last night. Robert
Emmett kcanc Miss Claire Whitney &
90 nrcscntcd one uf the feature acts,
which ahoundcd in comedy and clever
work it also carries it's moral. Mr..
kcnnc ~ noted broadway comedian
and Miss Whitney Il film star. who was
a stage faVoritc before she went into
the movies She is well known here
having starred i'm a stock company that
entertained thousands with mclodrama
at Hrandywinc Springs Park all OF one
summci Miss Jessie Frank gave
lively demonstration of bag punching
Polly and on entertained with piano
aud song in clever fashion. The four
Camcrons pleased with their singing,
dancing, acrnhatiC and cycling stunts,
some of which were thrilling. Walter
clinton and julia Rooney entertained
with song. story ana dance In manner
that brought thrm lots of applause.
Miss sylvia Clark's work Rs the little
clown" was clever. she is a real artist
and n comcdicnnc. with lots of song.
dance and smile. The Dnrrows. panto-
mimists and shadowgraphists. have a
place by themselves. their work being
of an exceptionally high order. Au-
brey Rich and Ted Lenorc pleased WIN
their mirth. songs. aCcordlan and guitar.
Dangerous Maid" at The Playhouse.
~ Dangerous Maid" will make The
Playhouse her headquarters the last
three days of this week during the
presentation of the musical comedy OF
the same name. No cast Of principals
seen here this season can vie, perhaps.
with the merrymakcrs assembled hy the
producer for the Interpretation Of this
comic music play. whose fun sparks
from the confusion it's stage divinity
starts when she consents to marry n
young ECiU71 uf a family high among
the socially elect. Among the stars
who will appear are Julette Day.
Amelia Bingham. Ada Meade, Juanita
Fletcher. Ninton Freedley. Arthur
Shaw. Frederic Eurt and Creighton
Hale. personal hero Of legiona of tilm
fans. Seats arc on sale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks -SparklingEyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, Well-Known
Ohio Physician

DrF.M. Edwards for II years treated
scores of women for liver ard bowel all
ments During these years he gave to
his patients prescription made OF a
few well-known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil, naming them
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are workers on
the liver and bowels, which cause a
normal action, carrying off the waste
and poisonous matter In ones SYSTEM
If you have pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head
aches, listless, no-good feeling, all out
Of sorts, inactive bowels. you take one
Of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands OF women and men take
Dn. Edwards Olive Tablets-~the sue
sessful substitute for calomel--now and
then just to keep them lit. l5c, and SOC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
NEW EASTER ANTHEM.

Professor Charles T Edwards has
recently published a new Easter an
them OF ms own composition. up From
the Grave He Arose" Prof William
Banks musical director ~ the Peoples 5
Church Of BaltimOrc ia a letter TO Prof
Edwards, says It's the best Easter
anthem you have ever published"
Prof. George f. King of this city. after
hearing Mr.. Edwards play it, said:
That's a magnificent Easter anthem"
The anthem will be sung in a number
of the churches iE this city. including
ST. Paul's NJ Z, next Sunday where
prof Edwards Is the musical director.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
OLD MAN SEEKS ALIM0Ny.
Wife i Much Younger and Now Has all
the Family'> Money.

Columbus, o., March 22-Alegins
that he is getting old and will be un
able 10 work >much longer" Palmiera
Macine. 20 years old. flied a suit for
divorce and alimony against his wife.
Rudda Macine
The aged husband states his wife IS
much younger than he and that she left
him after drawing $500 from their
bank account He AYERS he decided
$500 lot to her on her promise 70 per-
form her household duties. but that she
left their home with their three chill
dsen. later returning two Of thcm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
To Sing "0lIvet to Calvary"

Naunder's setting OF the Passion,
"Olivet to Calvary" will be sung a
Trinity p e. Church on the evening
Of Good Friday at 7.45 o'clock, by the
choir of 80 voices. under the direction Of
r Leslie Carpenter. organist and choir
master The solo parts will be sustain
ed bv Mrs. Clarence Dickey. Mrs. H.
Asbhv wallace, Wellington f. Butler.
a Ash;5y Wallace, NJ Warner Brashears
ana Herbert w. Whitaker. Seats will
~ free and the public is cordially in
yited to attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
Take q Peep at Venus.

rf vou'ye a strong opera glass, don't
sau to take a look through it at the
nIanet Venus as soon es possible. Pos
sihIv IL not versed in astronomy, you
nav be surprised at what you'h see
r,Isfead Of the round disk that the un-
i,,ti.ted will expect to see, there viii
appear just now q = .se-e,,, ID
of small silVery Moon peioi =
,.s era+ ouarter.-Boston Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
ANGEL FROM PARADISE ENLlSTS.
Recruiting 0fiicer Speechless at Address
oi Applicant.

Kansas CITY Mo. March Elm
$. Angel from Paradise said husky
young man to Marine Recruiting Of
firev Lieut. i<rskiuc.
..Sthat So" S,ammorcd the officer.
Well. I'm o!d 81 Peter. and you'll wait
n minute. I VIII have YOU measured
for a harp and a pair OF wings. Now,
what's your reel name2"
Abbott Angel Of Paradise. Kan.
Carey ia L and Nixon Hikes both
fronl southeastern Missouri also ar-
Iied .or enlistment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
WOMEN WOULD BE ENJOYS.
British SuffraeistS Seeking Post in
Dipiomafic Service.

London March % British wo'nc
ere beginning 10 demand Tn appoint
inent of members oi their sex as ulpi =
MATS in foreign services They do not
ok 10 be made anba ssa dors or min
isters hut there is no knowing how soon
+bav NAV. AT present they seem TO be
contented with suggesting that women
be appointed a : councillors. one TO each
british embassy.