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THE PORT HURON TIMES-HERALD FAXJETTWO MONDAY, OCT. 18. 1915. XEW TIPPERARY HAT Boice. and Mrs.

T. VT. Monteith. The meeting closed with refreshments served by the hostess- Personal Mention Fresh from the Gardens of the finest Tea-producing country in the world. Slue end to gray hairs! B7 Scaled Packets Only.

Try it it's delicious. BLACK GREEN or MIXED. Ladles' Library AsoclUoil The Ladies' Library association met Saturday afternoon at three o'clock in club rooms with a very good attendance to listen to an interesting program on "The Scotch, Irish and KnsrlUh in America." the subject for the month being "Immigration." After the business meeting- Mrs. Cuttie, president called upon Miss Mac-Eachern to give "The Scotch in Am-t-riea" whih she did in a capable and pleasing manner. Mac-Eachern opened hr paper by giving the cause of the emigration to this r.iur.tr,-, trlvina- historical facts, and then t-i'iina- why they remained here thlr arrival because they freedom, independence in ail which conformed with their principles.

Miss MacEachern told of the achievements of the Scotch In America and mentioned to prove the worth of the Scotch, such notable rr.en and women as President Wil-hon, Andrew Carnegie, Paul Jones, founder of the American navy. Dr. Anna Shaw, the five Scotchmen who f-'gned the Declaration of Indepen-ii Georxis Ross, Rev. John With-t-rpwon, Thomas McKean, James and Phillip Livingston; Sir Jc hn MacDonald, Alexander Graham litil. inventor of the presidents.

Jackson, Polk. Buchanan, Arthur and McKinley, some of whom lore Scotch-Irish Lord Strathconna, Robert Louise Stevenson, William I. yon McKtnzie and others. Miss closed this most ij with the recitation. "A A Man for 'A of That." Tbij ta as followed by most enjoyable musii; by Mrs.

MatheWbou ac- ir.iKiriU ,1 by Miss Muriel Waite. Mrs. Muth-wson sang "Jaddie" and Mr. and Mrs. Lueilen Cameron Willow street are isittr.g jrt ietrott.

Miss Ethel Beard of Ruby spent the week-end with the family of A. G. Mackay, Lincoln avenue. Mrs. Fred Racho, of Wyandotte, who spent the week-end with Mrs.

M. L. MeNaughton. 614 Erie street, returned to her home Sunday evening. Mrs.

John Welsh of 71 Superior street has received word of the death of her sister. Mrs. Angel, which occurred at Palrnerston Sunday morning. Mrs. Welsh left at noon today for that place.

Miss Mary O'Neill of Rawlinga street left Sunday evening for Ie-trott to attend the -O Neni nuptials on Wednesday, October 20th. llrst Conirrviratloiial Church Wednesday eentng Bible Study class will meet at 7 o'clock for study of international lesion. Thursday afternoon and evening Mrs. Geo. Bo wen, Mrs.

Alfred Bo wen Mrs. Haber. Mrs. Schultiese, Mr. Roy Kemp and Miss Bowen will nerve a coffee at the residence of Mrs.

Geo. Bowen, 2107 Seventh street. Gentlemen also invited. The Woman's association will CORSET COVERS SPECIAL of (i imningbam-Seiles A wedding of Saturday, solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Seiles, Minnie street, was that of their daughter, Margaret, who was united in marriage to Frank Gunningham of Crosweil, before a company of re iativta and friends. The ceremony as penormea at iour cioen. itev. Mr. Mueller, of the Lutheran church.

The bride, gowned in whit crepe de chine and carrying a bouquet of bridal roses, waj attended by Miss Martha Seiles, her sister, and Miss Meta Kamine, who also wore white. The groom's attendants were i'arl Klaus and Paul Schroeder. Miss Alma Trune played the wedding inarch. Following the wedding service a wedding dinner was served, the brido's table being centered, with a beautiful cluster of white rosea. Other decorations for the home were In pink and white.

Mr. and Mrs Gunningham will reside at S16 Twelfth street, this city. Among tho.se in attendance at the wedding were Mrs. Grb'Yen of I'ldy; Mr Gunningham. father of the j-rooin; MLss Ethel Gunningham.

(ouslri of the gr om, and Mrs. Gunningham, the groom's grandmother, of Crosweil. Sllssionnry Mif-tlnc The Woman's Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church held a meeting Friday nt the homo of Mrs. T. W.

Monteith. Fort street at which time the hostess was ussisted by Mrs. Mcilurrhy and Mrs- Wuterworth. Mrs. Gibb, leader for the day, conducted the devotional services.

A Utter was read by Mrs. Rattenbury "Mission Work Slam." Mrs. H. Monteith read a paper on "Mission Schools Among the Mountaineers In West Virginia." Reports from the synodlcal meeting hold In were given by Mrs. T.

P. 'idfy -I Capt. William P. McElroy arrived Sri the city Saturday evening to spend Sunday with his family on Military street while his boat, the steamer Saraael Morse, was in the dry dock In Cleveland, Ohio. Mr.

and Mrs. Livingstone, Joseph Graaiadel. and son. Whalen. of Te-trolt, spent Sunday at the Graxiadet home on Broad street.

Mrs. A. J. McKenzie, of Owego, N. is visiting her coustn, Mrs.

C. H. Nichols, of the tunnel section. Mrs. Horac Barrtr.ger was called to Samla Saturday night by the serious illness of her mother, Mrs.

W. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Frank Henfon. who has been confined to the hospital for weeks recovering from an operation.

(was removed to her home on Huron avenue, bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hen-son and family will poon take up their residence at 1032 Pine Grove avenue. Bruce Tappan, of the University of Michigan, spent the week-end at the home of his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tappan, Pine Grove avenue. Miss Anna Stevenson, cf Detroit. spent the week-end with and friends in this city.

relatives Mr Rnd Mrs p. Campbell have returned to Omaha, Nebraska, where they have been for the past two weeks. Ex-governor Rich of Elba, was a visitor in the city Saturday afternoon Mrs. James E. Bingham of Lincoln avenue, accompanied by Mrs.

Isaac L. Binghant, are In Detroit today-Born To Mr. and Mrs. Fran Trask. 610 avenue, this morning, a son.

Walter Edward. L. Herb Klieta of Detroit, spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

T. I. Klieta. etone street. The many friends of Mrs.

Harrington are pleased to seo her at her horn on Ijupeer uvenue after being at the hospital for many days following an operation. Clarence Quail, who Is taking a course engineering at the University of Michigan, spent Sunday with his mother nt North street. Wm. Chadwick, deputy collector of customs. Is out of the city.

Mr. Chadwick is expected home tomorrow morning. HOW TO BE KFFICIKXT Nothing saps the vitality like kid-' ney trouble. It causes backache, head ache, stiff Joints, sore muscles, "always tired" feeling, rheumatism and other ills. To be efficient, you must be healthy.

Foley Kidney Pills strengthen the kidneys, help them do their work of filtering out from the system the waste mater that causes tha trouble. Sold everywhere in Port Huron. Advertisement. Music hath charms especially if its a Victrola from Grinnell Bros, Grinnell 223 Huron Ave. 10-19 1 lb.

lb. lb. lb. 19c lb. I' pf3 1 '41 When Quality Meets Moderate better Rugs made than these and them you should buy aa it Did you see these in the window Tomorrow we will jell a special lot of fine nainsook Corset Covers Lice ami embroidery trimmed (both back and front) for 39 cents each.

You'll find these on the third floor BARGAINS. TheMhsrmpanv 222 HunpmAvE i' to an encore with "Irish Ky-s s-. Blue." A. Patterson then told of P. mulish in their part in niukn.rf our republic tlo Kreat country it now is.

ijift of lan- foundhiy our law, our lit- ra- ur l.o. I.f'y Mrs. and al tr.i.iitli.ris und f'-r thi; t-1 Paterso and I.oost of Diir el'okfi th English the of the I 1 1 re ol ution Futin-rt. 1-t to l.ir.-r (toll hi b-i't a. I't rtnan'TU im- tin uh upin an cbar.u-t tr.

It.t ro lire tnt-n of varly daj who tiiu-t not bt forgot Samuel Slater who the sabj yf Enulish nun h-i: try to America was for'odib-n, Htu.l-! th- IritrUiite machinery of a cotton niiil ui.d brought it to country in hlti mind and foiimlvd our cot- ton riiiii ij.Jo.-ttry; John Stevens who. in built the flrnt railroad, the mail bvginniny of the mighty Arn- rt-an railroad nystem of today, liobr-rt Hon who Invented the ritiiinir pr-sti; Willi. im Colgate, who fh soap Industry by tbatf iiarii-; John Howard who foumietl oar oliW'St university, and Goldwiti Sfitirh sir" imiitiK oir bst known d-u-a'ors; K'-rlpps. h( tier- 'Sity hai 'brif sai touch for Hftroit an Samuel M.inffield, Ed- juiia of tli tine actors who are En- if-n. hh iil.a.i Join.

1. a law.rr at wh dent MeKInlev died. home prel-Mrs. son tit the prominence of the Eoglish in the w.ir cote laded by nay in that ri two coutttrb tain la. Iosm foreign than Knglan.l and ihw Fnitfd State.

-i. Mrn. folb-wed with a written paper on "Jri In Arn-erl-a" Kbowlnu that from ttiv tjm of to ttie precept day the IrNh man is put in the. front rank of anv rrcat enterprise. Perhaps no rac been more misrepr sonted injs-ttnderstooii a a they havt.

had no great historian to tell of their achievements The Irish settlers came about Hi in 1 ing cirivet. from their country by ITumivtll's tyranny in miti. the (en j.otato famin. they itt In trrnt ntinil-r-i i Men eoinlnc evir since until how thre oyer four New ork h.tvlng alone. Mrs.

KM-rson the oh.r..-tri:ii-H mtoI en-rprise of thn of men as Jiim-n Cj- ohy. H. Ms.l Thoma- It. JoJut frimmina Hiii. J.

Whfdnn. WiUitn I.af-fiii. Patrick Timothy Kett.ej, ThomFts Rvfin, Hi-diop lbirke. Fx -chief Shea. Thutr.ni Crawford.

William i I. Man well and many tithers of Irish tleseeiil protnln-tt in the business. and Mitiiioic woria if the fas' i.iy. Ivverson ncl I sajing tha Irish are the best ri i -'I iioicis ano tiie best of in-mlps hrwv done SndUpensabln i-ood work In this. thir ehoen land ucnn cTiicccn cnnM v.h;.i Hp jFira4 th- liwhi.h RT ODA FREE COFFEE 20 OUNCES TO THE POUND DURING COFFEE WEEK October 18th to 23rd 1915 We Will Give Free lb.

Coffee With Each Purchase of One Pound BENEFIT BRAND Social Calendar Monday Library Ar.ro-x Snikespear class Kar.t'.oD? Kl-ib rr.ets th Miss Lo'a Ftewart. N. Boulevard. MarrUg of Miss Barbara Cowan 8rsd f'fcarle5? Imnn takes place. Monro Loyal Ter.f'riii' -e Lrr.on meeti at civs': of school.

TuiwJajr P.eeruiar of Woman's Club in Library hall Mr. Otis Prir.srle. of Eleventh r.j tr.v I TfeA'-hera ir. high school supper and Pri'-f club rr.e-ts Mrs. Clay- tor.

Ar.Jrtws. Klc.trio avenu. Pvtr.ia.is give l'jtto party in K. f-t I', hall. O.

T. convention In Calvary BaUat church. Thursday N-dltcraft club rr.fcet3 with or or hit e'r- turday Ke'ikr of aiiociatlos iri club rooms. Library Matrimonial firrlaif? I.lcnr's 2s. Clay; 30.

23. Busila; Clara Anr.ie Social Gathering Port Huron WruiH-n Honored r.tWS- The EaurdiL.T:!' r-'twr of r- (i.l.owlr.K of ih 1 the in a par'y v'l -n of Mrj. N. r. I Mk.

Mac h. 1- ft r--: f.y Cli-: f' rr.i i. Mr.i II. ar MrJ .1 K. i r.

r4i at i r- ort. Mr- li'l ft'- -i Mrs. VU.u:ii Ma Arthur of Ml'. "Cards i rrvi-1fl the 1 four taUim rut iced for th rwi.o In of pink and whltti f-f bioa alvo a hit of tiiu. It I tty a i 'i en oy i Tin-ie and a ozy T-e In the Uitir aftrrr.oon.

"Th gufBfs lilir-rs to th affair the M-slaines Juhn M. Arthur, Harold Inrkir, Fr 1 Vlard. T. J. o'Hritn, 11.

T. Mtytra Clarke M. MrCurrv. irh Wdntio, M. ihtrfindi r.

H. H. 'Ja! rW. nnd th Mlsit fliadyii Ini HbIii, rr.i Mal.tl Davt-fcon and M. Knru-ily." Irf-lltOl III I-tnlt II a wp' 1 1 r.

I. i in fpt i I roit nr. -lit fi if "OA II tero.r tro't hT 1 po.tb.ri C. A. in I far.

ir iii I- ri of as ft iiok nito. Mr tbro ixan itthgout Mtfrn 1 of ability, run rl i-i tviet work ft II in f-anii i "i i ngt eiiat lor.il hi.reh. it tiii'iiilicr, for four cl a rnerubir of the i b.s nr.d af d're. tor male horu. of 1 wan one of the fontideis.

i rU't I Ti.i in at 1 tally in b.i-eb e.l the local high and was at that time, ill here he play- 1 th t'oHite as p'te'ier with 1 will 'b coiu-ert work In I u-f roit this winter I v. ill ho with a large 'here. r.txny friends are kla-l to ir of hi entrnn to this it or. s.i'ho'iah. tbr.oieii hi rMi i in the no 'ri- I in 1 at li.l.-; a.

i ti i.tii.tii'" i lub 'io- Wor.nn';! to e. i ll ir t.re.-t. rhiI rnfrn-iol of the to nrtr- ed I.l' rurv loil! promptly i.t tlfteT- Til the of tTf- -lent. Mrs. Polo, who wii! be In Inn-''r if Bt th liift-1 of the Statr.

l'V-i rnthin. r. Hudson will pre--' io After fve jioinute t'llk on current fvi Ho-s "A New View th Cor.HMtiit'or." will be prppf Hr "Powers the Federal Government' 1 rn id Mar Taairt. wed a of tiot.s TW flaked tiv th- and Btrnwrr-e-1 by thf floor. Tt be dbtmc'Iv that nnyon wo nttend meet i iti if the Woman's club is always vvsl-con-, e.

'r Calnt-nrl Cltih Tli Tlr Gal4hsdji were snip1? nf B'ncharr, Fend Rt b's hon on avenoe. eyer ine. Af-tor an iim-Tron'j'tu wno b.el l. The r'i ii derived pteBur and benefit from the dehntrt snd determined to have many mora durtr tha coming winter. The nemt mretlnB ba beid October 28th.

at the horr. of Mrp. Steenson. Alunuil Mortlmj A meeting i fsi. Htophen's Alamr.l asOk-lat''n will htid Ttiesdy Ing at Mven o'k l.i.'k to tke on the k'nd Invitation r.etvod by thut society to th oorner stnn iavirt cf thrt new th Wo-j nun's U-erief-t Ao.

the Maw- ciaurs, rn A social gathering the Prililhea. and Isarara olss? of tr.o itos Mem- rut church tr.a tnstaUatfon of cf.cers, fo'dowed by rpf rpshmsmt, be held Tuesday pyknic at o'cleck. All members ar re-ju'-st'd ta pr-rtt. flnmlwr Party jrin Mildred Car.t-le entartwlned a number of hsh Sfhocl air's at a stHn'ber pirlr at hpr home on Ky pertrr street. Srda Tftllflthe Cl.vw Th einss of Ftrl Mthrdbt F.pisrural rh'irfh will mt this w'ilh Al'een Carlisle, til I peer TAtLOll CATK "MOST PtXTUIIT ni," Stcst tal'crs svifer trcm tlon.

Robrson. WihlU FtiUa, aayfi "I fr.d Foley CadhaHi Tablet thfl most de'lthtfii cSeansihs cathartic I pf Uapr," Thsy keep tha sion it and Ut tlve, and biiousneas, felai headacha, f.uUresii and oihf ulla of c'oTS4 towpis, aJd avFrT whera in lort The more disagreeabi the weather the the mnir.f the more you will enjoy the Vletrcla. Gnr. nell Brca. 22J Huron Ave- 10-X ro -rt In the Fir i "jl Ha? H'r Kua L4 b-1 trltrt-.

tcc i flark i mrmj. rreu-1 cr f.t i ourwi ta v. C-e if to rtore Jl r' to 7 tt kx tc 1 CM. r. 1 1 I K- L- of krjo Co TVS 1 mm '7 A.

C. OI.I.V1U i SOX. 95 Iirw I'axk, 2. N. 628 Krle, Phooe 1J tlOl Ihnn A BIG-ft-BIG "Originators Low Cost of Living" SXKJH.Nr.S IN OIT Key with 7 for 25c MOI.

VI.S f.arf ran. 1 1 st i 3 5c s-. a 1 2f mi in i I lr. IT. 2r (OIIN i i I'ii- runs U.V- viiitt i uiii 1 1 T- i'-, 3 Iirt'.

Ml I inn W'l V. to i i i ici i i i vr U.lki: I rf.xh 2.c till; The -nt i hi ll'i'l row ih.k I i lb. I l.ltri Mihm Tokay I i I flrapfs, l-r l. 7r I tiinil li Mil Ijirn I M' MII.K Fmail 2.V- Ul i Knit wrist. To ft I I MilN -2 riM 2.V- II I.

I TII VV- i'-s a.Vt v. i i i-i or nior' of i tiiin; 1 1 1 -1 in.ii;. "rrtur I li- I' I'n ni' Ion f'r Ii f-tng an I I iiliiii; i sm I F.lt I lb. qual- 2 St; qual-. 15c on m.t Ol 1 'l t'i.

Iili: Hith grade A 35o 1 UI 25o qual- 2ic i pi rn it iv? I I I P. Irr perial Bread i. pra li en t. p. barrel 6.73 i -h Imperial Bread 8So ltKI.

POWDEK 21a -t'i-o-v Vd'i'w Kree- -w ii-pS. H. A 1 in i AI IAt! 11" At 111 I. TFI sl Jt 5J ordtr cr oxer of with a other goods. iSMITH BROS.

LEADING GROCERS t' Phon 2 2 OS -3 1 0 Huron Av. Frcnch Lessons r.eavllr.g. writing, speilirg. elocution, taught. neowrnte.

Full particulars Hot.i Tuesday. a-a ihursdsy. October 1, between 7 and p. m. 10-23 I I -Mrs.

Jessie H. 3lartm IIir Scalp Electrcleeia, It-c -r ts laJies atii traatrceata. MicUkir. gectletsea. Skin I.M-..r.

F.e. 34 Whtte BPx-k. P. r.o iptH-3lt Potori-. i J.

if I ,1 "of l7" nt A rt I II 1 1 1 ITI I 1 rr I 9 l1) I 1 I i- -i; ti MII.K 5c Jj: Van 2fc I 5 rx ti mii 7 iv ZOi; I I I I II XKi: Will II. I.AIMHtV I-'' KOI. I Fit iiVIMhAb 7 lb. tv 25c I lt MloM a 11 last quality i I i I I I i I i I I i I Perve 1 lCf a hot roast beef dinner Friday, 2nd from eleven o'clock to 1-18 i in social rooms of the church. A cordial invitation is extended to the general public KWD1 3Hr Each day when you go shopping have on your list DAVIDSON'S Store to look for Christmas Gift Suggestions Tor eah day you will find thst aomewhera in our advertisement, some particular offered un1T the "TODAY'S OUT that may be of Interest to you.

We will not be able to plct jr 11 fh pretty novelties in and Kurnitijre thtnir ss many of thm are hwn only in the moat exclusive Kifth Ave. shops arvl cannot be found and, are not ror.i'Wed in the general merchandise lines Therefore no cut or newspaper drawings have been made. Look for the rt tomorrow. Tou may want to start your Christmas luyinjr early. Every day until Christ ma hcm particular ne-w and noi cl f.ift sug gttlon will be ofT-r-l In this Hn f.

CJ TurlSTZZi II EuvvtKin CiaarttU in th World. I JL'- ri i w-l- re if 811 Sa. 39c a he vi! 1 You keep taking- pictures but how do you keep the pictures you take? Pictures neatly mounted in a Kodak Album and safe against loss or injury and appropriately displayed on the Album page, gain much, both in interest and effect. We have a complete line of Kodak Albums what you want is here. Tho o.

of BEST STANDARD COFFEE (35c value) or EXTRA FANCY COFFEE (40c value) or No. 1 MALEBERRY COFFEE (40c PLANTATION COFFEE (3 8c value) or CITY BLEND COFFEE (30c value) Hankow Tea Co. 206 HURON AVE. Over Kresgc's 5c and 10c Store Price at the prices we will sell 1(3 i There are no Zr VERY FREELY in fact fulfill all youru wants for a year to come. The particular kinds for this week are Axminster, Wilton Velvets and Seamless Tapestries that are famous the world over for their high standard ot wearing and the excellent quality of yarn dyed wool.

In Port Huron they can be had only at Davidson's and In the list printed below you will find all desirable pattern and colorings for any room you may wish to furnish. We invite comparison of value so feel at ease if you only want to look them over. You will find it one of the largest Rug stocks in this state. IIUU VI I kV 1 I I LS 1 1 il 1 CATARRH OR A COLD Says Cream Applied Nostril Opena Air Passages lUght Up. 1 Intar.i relief Your cIord nostrils pen right hp( the air JtasFftgeg of our head rlPaP an, you can breathe reely, No more hawklnr, srmfrdns.

blawrtnw, headaeha dryness. No f-tFugsiln frr breath at r.lht; your o'id it catarrh disar.peara Gift a fma'il bottle of Kiy'a Cream Balm from your druasiat now. Apply a hUI of this fragrant, Sntiseptid. heating ereatn in your nostrila. It penetrates through every air pawa cf the head, soothes the InSamed rr swollen nmumn membran and relief comas Instantly.

it's jkist fins. Iwn't stay atnffdMp with a I of r.ast catarrh At)yr- Miss B. D. Hill Tiano Studio 619 GHwold St. Tet.

fi3lW fBU0U THEATRE ISSiaca Tr.e moat consistent projrrarn 10c Today 10c Daniel Frchman tsreaeata IIAiUT. li.iVX in A Fnodful laamly 10c Tuesdaj' 10c WALTER MILLER The premier Jockey of the World in -Tnyxixr, thi; FrrrRiTT' A stupendous spoM-adar racing' drama, with an all cat. Tapestry Brussels Rugs 9x12 ft. Seamless $10.00 9x12 ft. Heavier Quality (Seamless) $13.50 9x12 ft.

Best Quality (Seamless) $16.50 Auxminster Rugs 9x12 ft. Axminster $17.00 9x12 ft. Heavy Quality $18.00 9x12 ft. Extra Heavy $22.50 9x12 ft. Best Quality $27.50 Some Larger Sizes Also Low 11-3 in.xl2 One Piece Body Brussels (no scams) 11-3 in.xl2 Extra Heavy Seamless Wilton Velvet 11-3 in.xl2 Axminster, three qualities 12 ft.xl3 ft.

6 in. Extra Quality Axminster 12x15 ft. Extra Quality $18.50 $34.00 $32.00, $33.50 $39 50 $45.00 I Rag Rugs A very complete a.ortrac-nt, all sizes, from 50c np. in: ins A.