The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 6

WEDNESDAY, AUG. ZS, 1913 THE POUT HURON TIME5-MEKALU By BRIGGS WOMAN WANTS Tfl Iin I. fITlirnrv SE DEFECT THE SWELL DRESSER DRAIN LAWS IS DISCOVERED I eitvER HAD A SUIT ThaT" FE.CT -So TOAAFO.TrSLE MOO UOOKG-D ZO 5r4APPY 5 This cjs. I II Ifff-I II I I1H iii-ki I IILI1Q ByTcIling How Lydia ELPick. hajTi's Vegetable Compound Restored Her Health.

Miami, Otla. "I had a feratta trouble and -weakness that annoml St. Clair and Monroe Counties Present Cases Which Are Puzzling To State me continually, PAGE SIX 5 I 1 (H; tr Pr) Untirg. Aug- ti A. serious defect in the Michigan drair.

lawi has r-en and to the at to'rney-general there Is no way to rectify matters until the nt legislature meets. Under th law the people of any township can Idock the cleaning of a drr.in which run through that and other townships and rsr.not be forced to ld in the clean-In. A a last rN ft the health authorise mUht called in but this possibility is ery remote. The r.v rul-l upon yeaterday crimes from Monro but one is pending tn ft. Clasr county which if is said here If of the greatest importance.

Th cleaning of a drain in that count? which runs through 'as-co. Ira and China a serious proo.H!'r and one upon whlcn lgal adtke ti- been soukIiI. A the law ran drains can only be upon the petition of tweiity-f. per rent of the owners of irmd are adjudged t' be benefited by the dj-aln. The same l.r-r-t efiing I receary when It comes to the expenditure of money to clean 01 the dra'n.

Consent of twenty-five percent of and other land owners has to be had before the sning can be done and 'he tax net eary to" Its payment at read. GOSH ALL I -wen. fo' --l FLSH hccks-- sc vv STATE TUX BOARD TO INVADE MACDMB GOVERNOR'S PARTY TO BE GUESTSAT RECEPTION (By The Associated Press) Mackinac Island, August 25 Governor and Mrs. Ferris, members of the governor's staff and Right Rev. Monaignor O'Brien, president of the Michigan historical commission, will be th priests of honor at a reception clvcn by guests and citiaens of Mackinr-o Island at the Grand Hotel here ni xt Saturday evening, following tli! i.

-iling of the Iewls Cass memorial on Ca Cliff. Each statf in the union will be represented by one member of the reception committee. DON'T WORRY ABOUT THAT ITCHING RASH Don't worry any more about that itching skin-trouble. Just spread a little resinol ointment over the sick skin and the Itching disappears as if you had simply wiped It away! And even more Important this soothing, healing ointment gets right to the source of the trouble and rarely falls to clear away every trace of the unsightly, tormenting eruption. NQlSS FEAR FELT FOR SAFETY OF SAGINAW RESIDENT (By The Associated Press) Saginaw, August 25 Fear is felt here for the safety of John Burnett who is thought to have been lost in the recent hurricane which is reported to have carried down the steamer Marowljne In the Gulf of Mexico drou ning twenty-eight pawng-rs and the crew of sixty-five.

Harnett wrote his brother Earl of this city, saying that he expected to sail on this vessel and since the hurricane which swfpt the gulf nothing has been heard from him. PORT HOPE Dr. C. W. Arm its ge was a professional caller here Sunday.

Mrs. B. Thompson of Detroit. Is the guest of Rev. and Mrs.

Thompson. Theodore Dahlke of Cleveland, is spending a two weeks' vacation with his mother. Mrs. A. Dahlke, Mrs.

Robert Fuhrman and Miss Esther Herman of Cleveland, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Fuhrman. F. J.

Mulligan and J. R. Whiting were Detroit callers Monday. Mr. ar-d Mrs.

Adolph Lahlke are guests of relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krlewall and family spent Sunday in Ubly. Misses Grace and Martha Leds-worth returned home Saturday after a week's visit with Yale relatives.

Mrs. J. Bisbee returned Monday evening having spent two weeks with Alma and East Jordan relatives. Mrs. W.

Mudge was a Port Huron victor Mondav. Miss Elsie Brining of Port Huron, is the guest ef her parents, Mr. anI Mrs. August Brining. D.

Mihlethaler of Harbor Beach, was a business caller here Monday. Mrs. Alfred Lester of Detroit, is the guest of relatives here. 5 MAKES DISH WASHING EASY kinds of raedida for several ysti but was not rmj until I took Lydia rmkham Vegetable Gompooad. hope my ttstiaxsrlaj will help other goffering womes.

to try your wooderfal medicine If M.R.MHXER, Box 23-1, Commerce, Oklsl Another Woman -who has Fooad Health In Ljdla E. Plnktuunli Vegetable Compound Lindsborg, Kansas. Soma ystrt ago I suffered with terrible plns fa stj side which I thought were innamnutJoB, also with a bearing down pairv, hatfe. ache, and I was at times awfully asp. vous.

I took thrve bottles of Lydia Finkham'i Vegetable Compound tai am now enjoying good health. I wfl be glad to recommend your medietas to any woman suffering with female, troth ble and you may publish this letter." Mrs. A. L. Smith, R.

No. 8, Bos Lindsborg, Kansas. If you hare th allgMertdottt that Lydia K. Plnkhara's Tefota ble Compound, will help you, write to Lydia K.PinkhamMedlcutaCa. (confidential) -vice.

Tour letter will be, opened. read and answered by a womu, and held in strict oonfldeaot Warm Weather Specials MEN'S UNION SUITS long or short sleeves, at 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50. POROSKNIT UNDERWEAR knee or ankle at 50c and $1.00. B. V.

D. and NAINSOOK MUSLINS in knee lengths, at 50c and $1.00. Men's fine ribbed UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS, at 25c and 50c. One special -lot of MEN'S WORK SHIRTS, regular 50c quality, at 39c Special lot of MEN'S WORK PANTS, regular $2 and $2.50 quality, at $1.49, $1.75 and $2.00. MEN'S SILK HATS at We.

BOYS' HATS at 50c Assorted lot of MEN'S LISLE HOSE, regular ale quality, while they last at lfc. D. A. FRASEIt 210 Huron Are, Port Huron Eoadv Coke 3- 0 ii Th5 JUiT IS Thf 1 Cvcr Got- imtu- CARSONVILLE Thomas Goodall who was born In Canada, Nov. 20, 184S.

died Monday at his home here after an illness of four years. He was 71 years old. He came to this country at an early ape and was married to Miss Hannah Hubbell and to their union seven children were born, three of whom are living. JoJhn, Wilson and Jamea of this place: Eber, Amazira. Lloyd e.nd Emma Mae who died when young The deceased is also survived by widow, two brothera and three staters.

David Goodall of Flint; Richard Goodall of Traverse City and Mrs. Charles Fletcher of Ypsilanti; Mra Sarah Lainard of California and Mrs. Margaret Richards of Detroit. Mr. Goodall fouKht in the battles of Gettysburg and Jonesburg In the Civil war and In the latter battle he waa wounded when a shell bursted.

He waa well liked by all who knew him, being of a very pleasant and kind disposition and will be missed by hia many friends. The funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Brown of Port Huron on Wednesday In the Congregational church and his remains will be laid to rest In the Port Sanilac cemetery. A family reunion was held at the home of Mrs. Jane Crorey on Sunday and the following were ireent to en joy the day: Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur! Crorey and family of Iowa; Mr. and; Mra. David Crorey and family, ofj Ubly; Mr. and Mrs.

Asa McNlnch and! family of Sandusky, and Mr. and Mrs,) W. J. McCaren, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank McCaren, Mr. and Mrs. John Bettis. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Crorey and daughter. Mrs, Jno. Cook and Mrs. Hutchinson were the only two of th family that were unable to attend. Mra John Crorey and Mrs.

Dave Crorey left Monday for Harbor Beach where they will visit a sick relative. Miss Joeie Ruttle of Bay City is visiting her sister, Mrs, Will Balrd for a' few weeks. Mrs. Edward Myers and son, Edward, left Tuesday for a visit' with friends and relatives at Detroit. Miss Hasel Fisher returned to her home at McGregor.

Monday after visiting Mlsa Nora Sleep over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Laughren visited with the latter's parents at Brown City over Sunday. Hal Peters of Port Sanilac was a caller In town, Monday.

Mrs. E. Russell and son. Dean, arrived here Saturday and spent over Sunday at the home of the former's parents. Mr.

and Mrs, Geo. Wilson. They left Monday for their home at Attics, accompanied by the former's two daughters. Donna and Cleo who have spent several weeks with their grandparents here. Margaret O'Mara left Monday for a visit with relatives at Detroit.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crorey and family left Monday for their home In low having visited relatives here for a week. Ernest Alnsworth left Monday for Fort Huron and Algonac. where he will remain for the summer.

Frank Edmonson left Monday for Peckerville to resume his duties at S. B. Young's drug store. Helen Kerns returned Saturday from a few days visit with friends at DecVervllle. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank McCaren were Port Huron callers. Monday. Mra John Latrghren and family of Port Huron are visiting- this week at th home of Mrs. Ford, southeast of town.

Miss Ella McDonald of Detroit and Miss Mae McDonald of New York are g-uests at the. home of Michael O'-Mara this veek. RHEUMATISM a aaattae ksr csroais Sis eaas, ekI4 ssr a to-reat bettk vT kJIZXKATISM SWtsT. A few sa asuaXiy artag relief, aad a fewcus atiai tavarla-sly asTscts a car. It soettaias a eaJicyUe 44, a wvaiB.

cela, sr th aaraifsl srags. I wast every ssrsoa was la tliiiit wits stiff mr swoiiea )4ats, sansnlas. taodoos HrasMSts to try a bU of sty KlLECMATTaX am avjjT. eawstfMtvs. ss Xsarsa's Fsw-Faw Xaxst! PliJa.

iirXYON. WEBER SYLVESTER Doctors have prescribed resinol ointment for over twenty years, and thousands owe their clear, healthy skins to its use. It contains nothing that could Injure or irritate the tend-erest skin. Sold by all druggists. Sample free.

Dept. 29-R, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. The Young Couple Who come hers for their first furniture need not fear that they will make a mistake, they can Judge for themaelvas bow handsome and classy looking our fsmlture la We guarantee Its quality ss good as Its look a That makes It safe to purchase hers. as oar prices maks It economical. Cot rats furniture price a M.

H. Mann S1T-S19 (TRASH HITTER AVE. 5 DECKEHVILLE tieorge Hunter pawed away at the family home, three eat of owninton. about midnight Sunday. Hunter wi IS years of age.

Kun- rai service were held from the Maple church and burial was made In the East Marian cemetery on Tuesday. I. J. Hobey ha arrtd his erg and t-iuduce t.sin-:s to XV. A.

Bruce of J'eford. Michigan. tr. Knbey la a and thorough business man. Kussell All man of lxtrnt wai an vep Sunday guest of Kussell f'aige.

Will reene of 'arson ville waa a caller in town Sunday. Mrs. S.irah a gust of triends In town. Mr. and Mr.

A. I IeOreene were I -its of Mr. Mr. II. J.

West a liay week. Mr. mid Mr n. J. It obey and son and iioy motored to ansin.

Friday, where they are of rel-! i tn. Mi-. A. It. Conrad and son are hav-'.

i their stok rrooda in the west end of town. f. ill take up their former atand f'crcs-er. Mm Mllltker la visiting her brother I family near Applegate. H-iTe Leslie and r.rs lfred l.edie and Mr.

of Shabbona were guests of in town. Monday. (irorge Clancy has returned home Iron ietroit where, during the turn-m-r month he waa engaged aa director of the orchestra of the Kosedale theatre. Woodward avenue. Archie Imvis who has been In California and other western states for the past few year, returned home Monday.

Mrs. Solomon Bvtr and Miss of Sandusky were callers In town. Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Orover "Whaling and on. Clifton: Miss Ha mm and Messrs) John and Clatre Varty spent the week at the Varty cottage at the lake. In the baseball game between lcrkervlll and Csirsonville on the 1 itfer's grounds on Wednesday. Iec-licrville was victorious by a score of This places the home team second tn the league standing HARBOR BEACH Mr. and Mrs R.

Wurlitier gave 'cry unique party at the resort casino Mf nday evening All were dressed In coMumes of extreme and old styles. Hohemlan lunch was served about i -civ o'clock All pronounced It one th successes of the season. cencert was given recently by for the benefit of Sit souta. Jgtn" Purine i. week the Misses and Kmm Smith gave an ela-i rate banquet followed by a dance.

honor of their goiest Miss Louise Waaerner. Mis Mm- Hasen. of Ormtlot Beach. 1 rt Huron. Is a guest at the Wur-litier cottage.

T. Ferris ha returned to St. Louts after spending a few days at the Ferris cottage. Ir A. Thrasher spending the with his family.

Kenneth and Norman Anderson, of Detroit, spent the week end at Wjm-ctte cottage. T. W. Allen and W. Allen have returned to Cincinnati.

Ohio. Mrs V. B. Robinson has returned to her home tn Alton. Ill after spending several weeks as the guest of her father.

J. W. Carey. Miss Julia Kroeger has returned St Louis. Mrs J.

R. Curlee returned to Ft. Lotiia after trending a month at her cottage here. Ir. Bruce Anderson waa a recent aruest at the McVity cottage.

NEW BALTIMORE Mrs. Carpenter returned on Trtday from the bedsiJe of her mother. Mrs. Stephen Rankin of St. Clair.

Mra. Rankm is very low. Misa Iretve Chase ieft on Tuesday to spend some with her mother In ToUdo. Mrs. John Gsmett and daughter, MabeL returred on Monday from a six weeka trip through the central part of Ontario.

WT.son Carpenter, wife and daughter, of P.rt Huron, spent the week end with his parents here. Wa'ter Chase, of Detroit, spent Sunday with mother her. Mias Anna Sphink Is vlsltlag with friends Detroit. Sadt Moore is trending the with tn Detrott. Mr.

and Mra. Lovenduskey who have Uved her for the past eighteen month this week for Saginaw. hr they eapect to reside tn th futare. rot a pnUal AmM If yu SU get a botU ChBbr-Latn and crre tb direction gtvn thrw1t faithfully, yo iil recover ia msch ea ttm than I usually ruird. Ototalaabi vry- br.

A4veUaHwv I i 1 At Least One Half of the Townships Arc Assessed Below Their Cash Value (By The Associated Press I-ansing. August 25 Macomb county is to be invaded by th examiners of the board of state tax commissioners the first week In Sep tember. At least one half of the townships in that county are alleged to bo assessed below cash, value and will be re-assessed at once. The commission has just finished the re-assessment of one township In Cass county and has ordered the reassessment of three more. In Muskegon where the commission was busy last week boosts have been mad In the tentative figures.

Most of the larger increases come In public utilities and In the Industrial plants. The re-assessments of Sturgis, Sherman and Flowerfield townships in St. Joseph counti have been finished and reviews will be held In September. By the first of the month Monroe county will be completed as to reassessment with the exception of three townships. Reviews will be held about September 14.

By the middle of September a large force of men will be sent into Wayne county. The recent division of land abont the city of Detroit into lots and the real estate speculations which have been going on In the vicinity of the city for some time past, are expected to run the assessed values of Wayne county away up. In the preliminary reports from the field men It Is found, for instance that between Detroit and Royal Oak there is but one forty acre tract that has not been platted Into lots and big prices put upon them. CAPAC Mrs. Henry Smith and daughter.

Gladys, who have been visiting several days with relatives here, returned to their home in Marine City Monday, accompanied by Mlsa Ethel Hunter. Arthur Heifrage of Colombia ville. motored to town for a visit over Sunday Miss Zola Zlke returned Monday after a week's visit In Detroit. The announcement cards of the marriage of Jas. Dewar to Miss Eva Hertel.

both of this place are out. The happy young couple surprised their friends by having the knot tied tn Tort Huron last week. They will make their home In Capac. They have the best wishes of their many friends. H.

Ptoughton was at Detroit, from Frld.tv to Mondav. Mr. and Mrs, H. Slegel and "Will Wagner and wTf left for their California trip on th Sunday train. Jesse Burger has made a start on hts store building by beginning the excavating for sewer connections.

F.rnest Cannls finished raising and resilltng a house on west Second belonging to Mrs. Anna Faterson, Monday. Ficbxiruro of PulrJts Rev. J. B.

Lorn a a win errhange pulpit" on Sunday with Rev. H. E-Smith of Jeddo. Rev. Lorn a waa formerly pastor of Jeddo.

Th services are State Road in the morning: Central afternoon and Jeddo in tha evening. Rev. Smith preachea at Capac both morning and evening, and East Berlin in the afternoon. Twenty Tears Ajeo Today FYank Whipple returned from Europe The German of Port Huron held a meeting to take preliminary step to celebrate the battle of Sedan anniversary on September 2nd. The building committee of the T.

M. C. A. perfected plars for the new building and were aoliclting money for Its erection. The Baptist church waa to enlarged.

The- steamer E. C. Pop had narrow scape from accident tn a dense fog when it narrowly averted collision with several boats anchored in th river opposite taa Kendall ma- rtn eSa BROCKWAY Mrs. D. Pearsall.

of Bay City. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. A. Mc- Kcnney.

Will Miller of Flint, spent the week end with, his mother, Mrs. L. R. Miller. Mra.

John Patterson has returned to her home after spending a few days with relative In Detroit. Mlsa Julia Cullen has returned to her home in Detroit after visiting at her alster'a, Mrs. Ed. Ellis. Clayton Cleveland has returned to Detroit.

Miss Ellis of Detroit, la the ftiest of her brother, Ed. Elllg and family. Mis Molley McKenney. nurse, has returned to her work in Cleveland, Ohio, after spending her vacation with her mother, Mra. M.

A. McKenney. Clayton Cleveland has returned to Detroit after spending several weeka in this vicinity. Misa Mollle McKenney left for Cleveland. Ohio, on Monday.

Miss Byrdle Magner, of Detroit, ia spending her vacation here with her mother Mra. M. Magner. Vera Eschenburg has returned to Mt. Salem after visiting her aunt Mra.

Peter Kelly for several weeka. Mrs. M. A. McKenney la entertaining her sister.

Mrs. Pearsall. of Bay City, this week. Mrs. McKrelght, of Port Huron.

Is visiting her sister Mra. J. H. Oather-good for a few weeks. Little Ruth and Gladya Bontrager, of west of Yale, are spending the week at the home of John Shanahan.

Miss Mary McGratton. of Yala, waa a week end caller In thla vloinity. Jean Hodglns is entertaining- her cousin from North Street. William Miller, of Flint, spent the first of the week with hia mother, Mrs. L.

R. Millar. John Shanahan la laid up thla week with a badly apralned ankle. The Gleaners will hold their next meeting next Tuesday evening, Aur 31st. The Oleaner party was a grand succesa.

Misses Ella and Marraret McKIn-ney have returned from a trip to San Francisco. IMLAY CITY Mr. and Mrs. Roy Orden and Mrs. H.

Barnes visited rlatrv In Almont, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Foster TJtley and children of Capac visited their parents Mr. and Mra.

D. Utley and M. and Mra. Seth Hall. Sunday.

Miss Effle Malsbury was a visitor in Romeo. Sunday. Mr. and Mra William Oodard and Mr. and Mra Harvey Ketcham visited the latter'e parenta In Romeo, Sunday.

Thos. Anderson of Tyre ia spending a few daya at hia home here- Harvey Ltnekar waa an over Sunday vialtor In Detroit. Misses Roae and Stella Fancher of Detroit were guests of Mr. and Mra Myron Fancher. Sunday.

Mr. and Mra. Ward Cornell and son, Morris aperjt Sunday In Dsrroit. C. H.

Slating was an over Sunday vlaitor In Detroit. Donald Borland haa returned from several weeka visit In Boeton- Mnst C- Eastman was a business In Dtrott. Saturday. M. O.

Cornell and daughter, Dorothy are spending the veek In Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Cash Malsbury ef Detrort were over tun day guest of relative hra. Mr.

and Mra. R. I. Campbell and children of Kalsma.ro are virrtlng her mother. Mrs.

M. Lord. Miss Belle Dunton of Lapeer spent the latter part of the weak, with her slater, Mra Fred Marshal. Ifs CojTtilrtg Get Fill Your Bin Now VJIth emKLoimie as Summer Pel ceo Furnace Size S5.25 per Ton Stove Size S5.50 per Ton You May Have Till Nov. 1st to Pay for Coke Port Huron Co PHONE 00 0.