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Evening star., 1925-08-06
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little Phillips Milk of Magnesia" in
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For fifty years genuine Phillips
Milk of Magnesia" has been pre-
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overcomes three times as much acid
in the stomach as a saturated solu-
ton of bicarbonate of soda, leaving
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tions in the bowels and gently urges
the souring waste from the system
without purging. Besides, it is
more pleasant to take than soda. In
sist upon Phillips" Twenty FIVE
cent bottles, any drug store.
Evening star., 1925-08-06
METROPOLITAN-"The Lady Who
led"

Crandalfs Metropolitan Theater for
next week announces First Nation
ais Colorful film version of Robert
IIiChens' novel. Snake Bite" under
the title of The Lady Who Lied,
with Lewis S. Stone, Virginia Nalli
Nita Naldi and Edward Earle fore
most in the cast. together with eX-
elusive motion pictures of the process
of broadcastIng the programs Of the
trandall Saturday Nighters, short
reels and a special orchestral pro-
Gram arranged and conducted by
Daniel BreeSkin.
The Lady Who Lied" unfolds an
exotic love story. directed by Edwin
Carewe. Stone is an unsuccessful
lover and Edward Earle a young hus-
band who finally meets a tragic end
during raid by desert bandits. Fir
Einia Nalli is cast as the object of
The affections of the two men and
Nita Naldi appears as the sirenic
reason for Miss Wallis first refusal
to marry Horace Pierpont. The
scenes are declared extremely pic
Iuresque.
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TIVOLI-"SOuI Fire"

Richard Barthelmess will be the
star at Crandall's Tivoli Theater the
first two days of next week in First
Nationals film version of Martin
Browns play. Great Music" in
which the star is cast as a young COM
poser whose experiences and strange
adventures enable him to write master
works for the symphonies. Bessie
Love, Helen Ware, Carlotta Monterey
and Walter Long offer the support,
and John S. Robertson directed. A
comedy, Look Out" and the Pathe
Review also will be shown.
Tuesday and Wednesday,. Reginald
Barker's 1.-The White Desert" with
Claire Windsor and Pat O'Malley, to-
gether with Mack Sennett's "Skinners
in Silk" and Topics Of the Day;
Thursday and Friday, Alice Terry,
supported by Margarita Fisher, Law
son Butt and Aggie Herring, in Henry
Kings production, ANY Woman" also
Lige Conley in Going Great" and a
scenic study of Rome: Saturday,
Universal's production of "Raffies, the
Amateur Cracksman,' with House Pc
ters in the title role, together with a
juvenile comedy, BABY Blues" and a
Grantland Rice 'Sportlight."
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A M i S E NJ E N 7 S

Cosmopolitan production, directed by
Maurice Tourneur and features
Anita Stewart, Bert Lytell and Hunt
ley Gordon, with Justine Johnstone,
George Seigmann, Lionel Belmore
William Norris. Emily Fitzroy, Prin-
cess Marie de Bourbon, Florence
Turner and Ernest Butterworth.
1t concerns an Eurasian girl of the
South Seas who is left an orphan by
her fathers death in San Francisco
and who so fascinates young Cali
fornian that he breaks his engage
ment TO a society girl, takes the girl
back to the tropics and quickly falls
under the influences that beset the
white man ''below the line"
Later he is rescued by friend and
through the sacrifice of the native
girl, who realizes that East and West
will not mix.
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AMBASSADOR-"The Lady Who
led 9"

Lewis S. Stone, Virginia Valli Nita
Naldi and Edward Earle have the
principal roles in First Nationals S
screen version of Robert Hichens'
novel. "Snake Bite to be shown at
Crandar's Ambassador Theater the
first three days of next week under
the title of The Lady Who Lied" An
Aesop Fable, Soap" also will be
shown.
Wednesday and Thursday, "A Won
ans Faith,' with Percy Marmont and
Alma Rubens, supported by Hughie
Evening star., 1925-08-06

Mule; Monday, Pola Negri in The
Charmerf and Hal Roach'S "A Haunt
ed Honeymoon: Tuesday, Claire
Windsor and Conway Tearle in Just
a WOMAN and Charlie Chase IN
what Price Cooley; Wednesday.
Aileen Pringle in "Wildfire" and Lloyd
| Hamilton in King Cotton; Thursday,
Elaine Hammerstein in After Busi-
ness Hours" and comedy; Friday, Tom
Moore and Pauline Starke in Jack
London's Adventure" and The
Pacemakers, No. IL; Saturday 4,
Adolphe Menjou in "The Night Club, =
"Our Gang" in 1.-The Big Town" and
"Sunken Silver" No. 10.
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EARLE ROOF-"The Hunted
Woman"

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
nights, The Hunted Woman" a story
of the outdoors by James Oliver Cur
wood, featuring Seena owen, also a
comedy, ..'Curses"; Wednesday and
Thursday nights, Richard Barthel-
mess in Soul Fire; Friday and Sat
urday nights, Greater Than a
Crown" featuring Edmund Lowe.
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RIALTO-"The Teaser."

Next week the Rialto viii inaugu-
rate it's FAN and Winter sea son and
also start the greater movie season
with Universal's comedy drama, The
Teaser." Starring Laura La Plante
and featuring Pat O'Malley.
1t is an adaptation of the magazine
story by Adelaide Mathews and Mar
tha Stanley, and relates the adven-
lures of a girl who tries to flirt with
all the married men in her set to
tease her aunt-and who gets neck
deep into marital miXups and other
troubles as a result. The support
ing cast includes Hedda Hopper,
Wyndham Standing. Walter McGrail,
Vivian Oakland, Margaret Quimby
and Byron Munson.
The management announces as an
associate feature "Kivalina of the
Ice Lands" true perturbation of
life in the polar regions, produced
by Earl ROosman, famed as an ex-
plorer and big game hunter. 1t IS
declared that the picture is a gen
uine record of Eskimo life.
Mischa Guterson will present a
special musical program for the be-
ginning of the new season.
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Continued from Page Thirty-threel

Continued from Page Thirty-threel
tion and George b. Seitz directed this
story of the rugged West, staged
against the background of a vast
wilderness and replete with blood
tinGling action and episode that in
cludes the chase of wild horse of
fabulous beauty, of horse thieves.
faithful Indians, a beautiful girl and
d coura Geous. red -blooded hero.
A comedy. the International News
reel and Topics of the Day will COM
plete the program
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AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday. Richard Bar
thelmess in Soul Fire" and fable;
Tuesday and. Wednesday, Claire
Windsor and Pat O'Malley in THE
White Desert" and Sennett's super
Hooper Dyne LiZZies"; Thursday,
Percy Marmot and Alma Rubens in
"A Woman's Faith" and Walter HERS
in "Oh, Bridget; Friday, Raymond
Griffith in THE Night Club" Pathe
Review and The Pacemakers," No.
II: Saturday, Betty Bronson in
Peter Pan" and Hodge -Podge.
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Sennett comedy, "Giddup," also
'Idaho," No. g.
SAVOY.

Sunday, Agnes Ayres in Her Mar
ket Value and comedy; Monday,
Dorothy Devore in "A Broadway
Butterfly and comedy, "Fun's Fun;
Tuesday, Lewis Stone and Alice
Terry in Confessions of a Queen. /"
Sennett's "Bashful jim and Sport
light; Wednesday, Elaine Hammer
stein in "The Foolish Virgin" Bobby
Vernon in Don't Pinch" and Hodge
Podge; Thursday, Corinne Griffith in
"Declasse' and fable; Friday. Reed
Howes in Super Speed" comedy,
Smoked Out" and The Fighting
Ranger" No. 8; Saturday. The War.
Evening star., 1925-08-06

Mack, Jean Hersholt and ZaSu Pitts,
together with Mack Sennett's lie
Who Gets Smacked'; Friday, THE
White Desert" With Claire Windsor
Pat O'Malley and Robert Frazer. the
final release in ii. c. Witwer's The
Pacemakers, and a Lyman II. Howe
Hodge Podge"; Saturday, Betty
Bronson, Florence Vidor and Adolphe
Menjou, in Paramount's Are Parents
People?" also Al st. John in Curses
and the Pathe Review.
CENTRAI-"WiIdfire."
Aileen Pringle will be the star at
Crandalls Central Theater the first
two days of next week in film Ver-
sion of "Wildfire." comedymelo-
drama of the tracks by George V.
Hobart and George Br0adhurst, In
starred. In the support are Edna
Murphy, Holmes Herbert, Edmund
Breese and Mary Thurman. An
Our Gang comedy, The Big
Town" and the Pathe Review will
| also be shown.
Tuesday and Wednesday Elaine
Hammerstein, supported by Lou-Tel-
legen. John Patrick, Phyllis HaVer
and Lee Moran, in After Business
Hours; also Larry Semou in THE
Dome Doctor" and Cinema Stars, y
No. 8. Thursday and Friday, Lewis
S. Stone, Anna @. Nilsson, Ian Keith
and Barbara Bedford in "The Talk
er," together with Cliff Bowes In
Look Out" Saturday. up the Lad
der" starring Virginia Valli; Going
Great" with Lige Conley, and a
Lyman H. Howe Hodge Podge."
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CAROLINA.

Sunday and Monday, "Chickie, 81
with Dorothy Mackaill; Tuesday
Are Parents People" with Betty
Bronson and Adolph Menjou; We'd
nesday, THE Age of Innocence" with
Beverly Bayne and Elliott Dexter;
Thursday, Gerald Cronson's Lady"
with James Kirkwood; Friday, ANY
Woman" with Alice Terry: Saturday,
Johnny Hines in The Cracker
Jack"
CHEVY CHASE.
Sunday and Monday, Marion Davies
in 'Zander the Great" sportlights
Evening star., 1925-08-06

Sunday and Monday, Marion Da-
vies in 'Zander the Great" Pathe
News, comedy; Tuesday, Madge Bel
lamy and Ethel Clayton in Wings
of Youth" comedy; Wednesday and
Thursday, Blanche Sweet and Ron
aid Colman in His Supreme Mo-
ment," comedy; Friday. Florence
Vidor in THE Girl of Cold" Aesops
Fables, Pacemakers, comedy; Satur-
day, Tom Mix in Dick Turpin,"
Aesop's Fables; serial, "Sunken Sill
ver," No. 6, and comedy.
YORK.
Sunday, Richard Dix in TOO Many
Kisses" and AL ST. John in THE Iron
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PARK.

Sunday and Monday, Theodore Rob-
erts, FRITZ Ridgway and Harrison
Ford in ''The Old Homestead" Cameo
Evening star., 1925-08-06

When President Adams occupied
the White House the plaster was not
dry on the walls
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APOLLO.

Sunday and Monday, Claire Wind
sor and Pat O'Malley in THE White
Desert" and Al St. John in Curses; 4;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Nazimova
in The Redeeming Sin" and Larry
Semon in The Cloud Hopper; /;
Thursday, Agnes Ayres III Her Mar
ket Value" and Charlie Chase in
Looking for Sally; Friday, Alma
Rubens and Percy Marmont in "A
Woman's Faith" and Cliff Bowes in
wild Waves; Saturday, Eva Novak
and William Fairbanks in The Fatal
Mistake" and "Our Gang in Circus
EeNer "
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TAkOM

rens of Virginia" and aOur Gang" in
"The Big Town"
Evening star., 1925-08-06

Brains and Brawn." News and
Fables; Tuesday, Daughter of the
Night" and Sunshine comedy, stop,
Look and Whistle; Wednesday and
Thursday, Betty Bronson, Adolphe
Menjou and Florence Vidor in Are
way of a Maid" News and News
paper Fun; Friday. Charles Buck)
Jones in Gold and Girl" Mack
Sennett's wall Street Blues" and
eighth chapter of "Sunken Silver;
saturday. Lloyd Hamilton and Ben
Alexander in self Made Failure
Universal comedy, Rolling Stones"
and second chapter of "Play Ball"
CIRCLE.
Sunday and Monday, Jackie Coogan
in 1.-THE Rag Man; Tuesday, Clyde
Fitch's Lovers Lane" with Rob-
ert Ellis and Gertrude Olmstead;
Wednesday, June Marlowe and John
Rookie in THE Tenth Woman;
Thursday, showings and pm,
Mary Pickford in Dorothy Vernon
of Haddon Hall; Friday, Florence
Vidor and Edward Everett Horton in
Marry Me-; Saturday, Hoot Gibson
/ in Tanning the West
HOME.
Sunday, Pete Morrison in "The
Mystery of Lone Ranch" and Larry
Semon in THE Dome Doctor; Mon
day. Baby Peggy in Captain Janu
ary" and comedy; Tuesday, Agnes
Ayres in Her Market Value" anC
Al st. John in Curses; Wednesday
Dorothy Mackaill and Pat OMalley
in The Mine With the Iron Door
and cartoon comedy; Thursday, Bebe
Daniels in The Crowded Hour and
Charlie Chase in The Rats Knuck
les; Friday, Claire Windsor and Pat
O'Malley in THE White Desert" and
comedy: Saturday, Reed Howes in
Cleared to Go" Our Gang" in High
Society" Hodge Podge and "Sunken
Sjlyar No
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OLYMPIC.

Sunday, Mrs. Wallace Reid in
Broken Laws; Monday, Cullen Ian
dis and Lillian Rich in Cheap Kisses !;
Tuesday and Wednesday,, Jack Holt,
Noah Beery and Billy Dove in THE
Light of Western Stars; Thursday
Doris Kenyon and Percy Marmont in
Idle Tongues; Friday, Blanche
Sweet, Ronald Colman and Lew Cody
in The Sporting Venus; Saturday,
Wesley Barry in Battling Bunyan"
Evening star., 1925-08-06
PALACE-"Never the Twain Shall
Meet

Never the Twain Shall Meet" by
Peter B. kyne, is announced for
Loew's Palace next week 1t is a
Evening star., 1925-08-06

comedy. High Hopes" and Pathe
News Events; Tuesday, Bert Lytell,
Adolph Menjou and Claire Windsor
in Rupert of Hentzau" and Merry
Makers comedy; Wednesday and
Thursday. Matt Moore. Florence
Vidor and Harry Myers in Grounds
for Divorce" and Lige Conley in
Dynamite Doggie"; Friday. Cullen
Lands, Dorothy Devore and John
Roche in "A Broadway Butterfly" and
"Broadcasting, comedy Saturday.
Wallace Beery, John Bowers and
Marguerita de la Motto in Richard
the Lion hearted" and "Air Tight, =
comedy. Shows continuous from
on Saturday and on Sunday.
RAPHAEL.
Sunday and Monday, Dorothy
Mackaill and John Bowers in Chick
ie," and comedy, Aesop Fable; Tues
day, Flames of Desire" also Fox
News; Wednesday, Laurette Taylor in
"One Night in Rome" Mack Sennett
comedy, THE Plumber; Thursday,
"Warrens of Virginia" and Bert
Roach in Nearly Rich; Friday. Fred
Thompson in THE Bandits Baby
also "Pacemakers. No. 2, He Who
Gets Raped; Saturday. William Des-
mond. in straight Through" Mack
Smyrna times., 1925-09-16
New Dover Opera House

Friday and Saturday-A real horse
race is pictured in Tom Mix's latest
William Fox production. 1t is not
turf course race but a road race; up
hill, down dale, through cow paths,
over fences and across trackless fields.
A herman western race in which heart
and courage counted more than speed
Here is how it developed into a con-
test, not merely a sequence: Director
JIG. Blystone was outlining the course
of action to be taken in the race when
one of the actors who was riding in
it, a real jockey, incidentally queS-
toned: Suppose | find myself win
ming the race shall l pull my horse
and let Mr.. Mix 90 ahead Mr.. Bly,
stone did not have a chance to answer.
As if he considered the question an
affront to Tony's ability Tom Mix re-
piled: "There will be no pulling in
this race. It's to be run on the level
and if Tony can't win the race I'll get
a horse that can and We'll shoot the
scene again. That goes for every
body" And so the race was run and
despite obstacles placed in Tony's patti
by the villains the race was not re-
run. Claire Adams plays opposite
Mr.. Mix in the role of leading lady
Others in the cast are Dolores Rousse
Earle Foxe, Charles X. French, Pa
Chrisman, Mathilda Brundage, Ma!
Wallace, Evelyn Sherman.
Smyrna times., 1925-09-16
Gbe Screen
At The Strand. Smyrna

Friday-Alice Terry in Henry Kings
special production, "Any Woman"
Saturday-In fiction the South Sea
Islands are described as an earthly
Paradise. In actuality they are a
land of enchanted horror. The true
story of the terrible yet fascinating
South Seas is wildly brought out in
Jack London's Adventure" which
Victor Fleming produced for Para
mount with tip-top cast, including
Tom Moore, Pauline Starke, Wallace
Beery and Raymond Hatton in featur-
ed roles. The action of the plot CEN
ters around Moore, the fighting, fear
less owner of copra plantation on
one of the remote and isolated of the
savage Solomon Islands.
MOnday-Tuesday- Ever since the
period of the tragic life of Lucretia
BOrgia, that flaming personality of
the Renaissance who was a skilled
mistress in the art of poisoning, the
name of Lucretia has typified mystery
The story of "Lucretia Lombard" the
screen adaptation of Kathleen Norris
best seller, is one of Beauty and the
Beast. Married to a roue, young and
beautiful, her life is a dull drab af-
fair, yet faithfully she serves her
stricken, dissolute husband. Then ro-
nance comes to her, which brings
conflict of heart interests, ethical
problems, heroic sacrifice, but "Mar
proposes and God dispOses." As if by
miracle, the barriers are swept away
and Lucretia wins the man of hel
choice.
Smyrna times., 1925-09-16
Close Registration WOmen's College

Dean Winifred J. Robinson, of the
Women's College University of Della
ware, announced Thursday that the
limit of the facilities for students at
the college had been reached and con-
sequently it was necessary to close
the registration list. She stated that
140 Freshmen had registered which
is by the far the largest Freshmen
class in the history of the college The
Freshmen class last year numbered
104, which was the record class as to
numbers up until that time. Efforts
have been made to secure additional
space and it will be necessary to get
at least one temporary dwelling to ac-
commodate some of the Freshmen
The proposed new dOrmitory and din
ing hall authorized by the Legislature
to cost S235,OOO, bids for which will
be asked in a few days cannot now
be completed before the opening OF
college next year.
Smyrna times., 1925-09-16
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE
NEW DORMITORY BUILDING
Notice to Bidders

Public notice is hereby given that The
Trustees of the University of Delaware will
meet at the Office of the Delaware School
AuXiiary Association, Room No. ais dupont
Building Wilmington. Delaware. on October
g. 1925 at the hour of two O'Clock in the af-
ternOon. and then and there will receive and
open sealed bids for furnishing labor and ma
teria to erect and complete new DOrmitory
building to be located on the Campus of the
Women's College in Newark. Delaware
The work for which bids are hereby invited
will consist Of a hreproof building constructed
of brick concrete. reinforced concrete floor
and a steel roof construction The size of the
building is two and three stories and part
basement high, approximately l49 IT, front by
So IT, deep.
Bids will be received for the erection COM
plete of the entire building under one con-
tract.
The Trustees of the University of Delaware
reserve the right to reject ANY or all bids to
waive infOrmalites and at their discretion to
accept bids only made by individuals who are
residents of Delaware or made by corpora
tons whose principal office and place Of bus-
ness is in Delaware. All bids shall hold good
for 30 days after formal opening of same.
All bids must be in sealed envelopes adj
dressed to The Trustees of the University of
Delaware. Room No. AIS dupont Building.
Wilmington, Delaware endorsed Bid for New
Dormitory. University Of Delaware. with the
name Of the bidder.
No bid will he considered unless accom-
| panied by "A certified check to the order of
| Inc trustees OF the University OF Delaware,
to the amount Of 5Gt of the amount of the
bid or a bid bond Of like amount binding the
bidder to execute the contract if awarded him.
| The terms Of The bid with surety required are
| fixed by the specifications.
| Copies Of the plans. specifications and bid
/ forms will be on file in the Offices of the
| Delaware School Auxiliary Association. Room
| No 4ll6 DUPONT Building. Wilmington. Della
ware. for the purpose of examination and es-
| timatng.
There will be a limited number Of copies
| of the plans and specifications which will be
| loaned to the prospective bidders on deposit
| Of certified check to the order Of The
| Trustees of the University of Delaware in the
| sum of $1,000. If plans and specifications ar'
| returned the check will be returned. but shOulC
the plans and specifications be not returned
the deposit may become forfeited.
BY order Of
THE TRUSTEES
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE
Henry b.. Thompson,
Ptesiden
Day Klauder, Architects
Smyrna times., 1925-09-16
FOR SALE

Ford Dump Body Truck. Also a
cab to fit truck. Apply to
FRANK ATTIX JR.,
Phone Smyrna 1O8R4 Downs Chapel
90 If p. o. Kenton, Del.
Smyrna times., 1925-09-16
DIR. NJ. L. ZURKOW
VETERINARIAN

Formerly Veterinarian of the U. S.
Dept. of Agriculture
DOVER Phone 131-R DELLA.
90 If.
Smyrna times., 1925-09-16

Day s. Klauder. Architects
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-08-15
SAXON NEWS


Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Thibedeau, Sr.,
of Shell Lake, are spending few
days with their son, Joseph
Thibedeau, and family of Saxon.
With them are Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Calelozier, of Los Angeles, Cal, and
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Edwards. Mrs.
Calelozier is a sister of Joseph
Thibedeau and Mrs Edwards is his
niece.
The California party are spending
few weeks at Shell Lake with Mr..
and Mrs. Nose Thibedeau. They
are enthusiastic about Wisconsin in
general and the northern wooded
part in particular and can't say
enough in praise of the numerous
lakes and wonderful fishing Com
ing from California they passed
through Arizona, New Mexico,
Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Indiana
and Illinois, and of them all they
liked Wisconsin the best.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-08-15
Line Stock 100 Years
Ago Would Rate As Big :
Monstrosities Today

IF a farmer Of a hundred years ago
was to visit the Live Stock Show at
the Wisconsin State Fair, Aug 81 to
Sept. 8, the exhibits Of wonderful
horses, cattle, sheep and swine would
seem as strange to him as freak
menageries does to the modern agri-
culturlst.
Records Of the development In
breeding Of live stock dlsclOse that
styles" have changed there almost as
radically as have the modes Of dress
and other customs For example,
horses have steadily increased In size,
while beef cattle have grown smaller
Tho udder and widespread body Of the
modern dniry cow. however, have be-
come 30 large that she would have
been looked upon as a monstrosity
In 1925
A hundred years ago the hog pos
sessed much Of the coarseness OF its
ancestor, the Wild boar. Today 1t ia
more gentle In disposition, 1t has Q
much finer texture and It reaches It's
full growth at n much earlier age
Some twenty years ago there was
somo sentiment In favor OF reducing
the size Of the hog and concentrating
on quality but now the hog is becom
ing much larger again.
Since Biblical times the sheep hai
been ono OF the most dependable
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-08-15
4 = = =
MERCER NEWS

~ X \ +
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Harper motor
ed to Madison this week on bust
ness matter.
w. c. Wood left Tuesday evening
for Chicago after a short stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Borutta at
tended the funeral of the latter's
mother at Birnamwood Thursday.
Dr. Hoffman and Chas. Dooley of
Chicago arrived here Tuesday to
visit their friend, w c. Schroeder,
and also to enjoy few days camp
ing.
Miss Leola Ware Of Emerson is n
guest at the NJ. f. Brandt home this
week
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Hobbs are en-
tertaining relatives from Eau
Claire.
Leslie Smith and Morris Marshall
returned Saturday from a canoe trip
down the Manitowish river
Sheriff Robt, Erspamer of Hurley
made an official trip here Tuesday.
Ed Evenson was in Hurley on
business Tuesday
A. ] Passehl had his car badly
damaged Saturday evening coming
hong from the dance at Norton's
Resort when another car crowded
him off the road and ran into him.
The Anvil and Mercer baseball
teams played at the local grounds
Sunday The game was Won by the
visiting team by the score Of 9 to 6 in
II innings.
Arnold Rockers Of the Western
Union company was a business caller
in ManitowiSh Friday
James O. Wanzer, of Duluth,
motored here Sunday and returning
was accompanied by Mrs. Wanzer
and daughter. Mary Ruth. who have
been staying at the Cole cottage on
Mercer Lake for the past six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Williams
and four children have returned to
their home at Chicago, after spend
ing a two weeks vacation at the
Cole cottage