The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 2

THE PORT HURCr TIMES-HERALD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER lO, 1 93 1 I IIII.LHII.1 I MOTHER! GIVE CROSS SICK CHILD ONLY 'CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS." Happenings And Events of Interest to Women and you have a well, playful child i. IF PEEVISH, FEVERISH, TONGUE COATED, GIVE "FRUIT LAXATIVE" AT ONCE I OTTirTTCTgMM I II I HI 1 1 HI IW III II I I 1 1 UMMtattlJUfcffUl 1 TODAY'S EVENTS SMART FROCK OF BLUE FRENCH SERGE Sick children needn't be coaxed take this harmless fruit laxative. Jta lions of mothers keep it handy cause they know its action on stomach, liver and bowels is and sure. They also know a 7 given to-day saves a sick chlM morrow. l0" Ask your druggist for -a 5 bottle of "California Syrup of fwl which contains directions tor.

Meet ins Postponed The meeting of Circle Number Five of the First Baptist church which was to be held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Welsh, of Military street, has been postponed for one we( on account of the Thumb District Fair. Mr. and Mrs. William Jamieson, of (iratiot avenue, celebrate golden wed-tiintf.

Mifs Clara McDonnell entertains at Cedarcrruft in honor of Miss Faye Porter. lieguiar dance at AVees beach. No matter what ails your child a laxative should be the first treatment given. Look at the tongue, mother! 12 coated, it is a sure sign your "little one's" stomach, liver and bowels need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once. When cross, peevish, listless, pale, doesn't sleep, eat or act naturally; if breath is bad.

stomach sour, system full of cold, throat sore, or if feverish, give a teaspoonful of "Califofr-jo ajB.vi.sa -emoq etn uo luj-Bid sdn hours all the clogged-up, constipated waste, our bile and undigested food will gently move out of the bowels MATRIMONIAL. children of all ages and for eroW ups plainly on the bottle. Bewr counterfeits sold here. Get thL uine, made by "California Fie Company." Refuse any other with contempt. Advertisement Dancing Party The Baseball Club of South Park will give a benefit party in South Park Society hall, Thursday evening.

This is the fourth of a series of parties given to raise money to pay for baseball suits. Miss Atkinson will furnish the music. Miss Corinne Whiting has returned from Battle Creek where she has spent a portion of her school vacation. Misses Annie Davidson and Jessie McNichol have returned from a visit of two weeks in Portland, and Boston. Miss Ruth Hoffman left this week for Detroit where she has accepted a position in the office of the Edison Illuminating company.

Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Collver and ton, Cecil, returned Sunday from a three weeks' auto trip.

They visited the Toronto fair. Miss Elsie Crockard, of Smiths Creek, is visiting friends at South Park for a few days. Mrs. Erwin Reisig. of Poplar street, has returned from a visit with relatives and friends at Burns, Mich.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rochon, of Sixth street, are taking a two weeks trip to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toron-tor, and other cities in Canada. Mrs. S.

S. Houston, who has been spending a week in Pontiac and Dearborn visiting relatives, has returned to her home on Gratiot avenue. She was accompanied by her son, Robert, who has been spending the summer at Dearborn. Miss Goltz, of Chicago, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Holstein, of Griswold street.

Mrs. W. B. Kelley has returned to her home in Tawas City after visiting at the residence of Rev. and Mrs.

Hugh McCarroll, of Eighth street. Mrs. Noble Petit, of Eighth street, has been called to Detroit by the serious illness of her sister, Mrs. Harold DeLyon, formerly of this city. Among the Businessmen them.

They are also having up sale in their waist Bargains await you. 1 Read Ctsky'a interesting add A another page. "a Mills BrosAhave special sale crepe de chenes and silks. See aA day. 0 t0- Guard of Honor The Guard of Honor of Court St.

Clair I. O. F. will hold a meeting in the office of A. E.

Stevenson, this evening, at which time the invitations for the party to be given on Wednesday, September 26th, will be addressed. 7 i The greatest value giving sale ever held in Port Huron will start Saturday morning at eight-thirty o'clock at the J. A- Daidson Co. store. See advertisement on page two.

The Ballentine Dry Goods are receiving daily, new fall suits and coats. They invite you to Inspect E. F. Percival is calling attentinn igain today of the big values to a ery Farm plat lots. Mr.

Perchii wishes to have Fair visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fredericks, of ly. see these lots. Circle And Study Class The prayer circle and Bible Study lass will meet at the home of Mrs.

H. G. Snover, of Pine Grove avenue. Mrs. Starke will be present and give a talk on the dispensational study of the bible.

Detroit, are in the city attending the fair and visiting Capt. Goodwin, of Howard street. 3C 2Z 3C Leaders of Fashion Leaders of Fashion Luncheon Miss Clara Moore has invited a number of young ladies to be her guests at luncheon at her home at Gratiot Center on Saturday in honor of her nieces. Misses Florence and Marjorie Moore. The Michigan Cloak Suit Co.

Mleses Mildred and Emily Fredericks, of Detroit, are guests of Mrs. L'rwin Relsig, of Poplar street. Miss Flora Keal is visiting her mother, Mrs. Alvin Neal, of Military street. Born To Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. Klouse, Sedgwick street, Sunday evening, a sen. Miss Rose Lobraico, of Toronto, is visiting the Misses Graziadei, of Lapeer avenue.

Miss Beatrice Molloy has resigned her position at the David MacTaggart store. Miss Hazel Mackay, Lincoln avenue, will leave on Thursday for Battle Creek to be the guest of Mrs. Arthur Boaz, Mrs. J. B.

Graziadei, and daughters Grace and Teresa, of Lapeer avenue, returned yesterday from a two weeks visit with friends and relatives in Toronto and London, Ont. Dr. Alex Begg, of Des Moines, Iowa arrived in the city on Tuesday to visit intimate friends before going to Boston where he has been appointed instructor of anatomy of Harvard college for the coming year. Mrs. Holstein, of Griswold street, has returned from a six weeks' visit in Chicago.

Bickley-Iienodict Thf rsidfnf Mr. and Mrs. J. Benedict of Sixth street was the fcfiic of a charniiir-c Inmie wedding', Kim pie in its appointments this morning when their daughter. Mark Kill-tnaritnr, was united in marriage to Kv-erett Huckle Bickley of Detroit.

The wedding, which is of much interest bf-vause of the prominence of the 1'ainJly ff the bride in this city, was a very quiet affair, no announcement having been made of the date of the marriage and only the immediate families of the hride and groom being in attendance at the weddmg breakfast and ceremony folic wing. The marriage service was performed by the groom's father. Dr. S. JB.

T. Bick-U v. of Kast Orange, New Jersey. The bride, who is one of Port Huron's most attractive young Fociety girls, was married in a simple frock of white crepe, appropriate for a morning wedding. There were no attendants.

The bridal theme of green and white was. observed in the decoration of the Benedict home for the nuptial. The bridal table was particularly artistic in these colors with an immense cluster of white asters anil fern arranged in a crystal bowl forming a beautiful decoration. Surrounding the centerpiece were lichteu white candles. while the places for the guests were marked Miih dainty heart-shaped cards in white adorned with baskets holding fi-i" flowers.

and Mrs. Bickley left on the train for a trip cast. Thoy isit Washington, Philadelphia. New York and Baltimore returning to Detroit where iil reside at 2 11 Blaine avenue. bride, who has been prominent in Port Huron society since early girlhood, will be greatly missed in this city she is a favorite.

Mr. Bickley resided in Port Huron for a short time a few years ago sind during that time and since, on his return visits to this city, has made many friends here. Despite the fact that no previous announcement of the date of the wedding had been made, the news quick -iy spread and a large number of friends of the young couple gathered to give them an appropriate bon voyage. Rrongrhton-Doble Announcements have been Teceived in this city of the marriage of Miss Msry Jane Dobie, daughter of Mrs. Amelia Dobie, to George B.

Erough-ton, of Kalamazoo, which took place on Saturday. September Oth. The marriage was solemnized in Wil-Soughby, Ohio, where the bride has i.ecn with her sister. Mrs. William Starling, who resides there.

The wedding is interesting to a large number of Port Huronites who are friends of the bride whose former home was in this city. During her residence here she lesided with her parents on Elk street, but for the past few years Miss Dobie has been making her home in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Broughton will be at home after the hrtit of November at 1 2 '1 Prairie avenue.

Kalamazoo, where a home is in readiness. is showing at its booth in the Main Building at the Fair Grounds, all the newest Fashions of Imported styles of This smart frock is made of Delft blue French serge. The waist is cut out in a point at the front over the belt, and this point laps over the skirt and is finished on either side by a novelty button. The skirt has a lapped seam at the left side of the front and a stitching of this widens out around the foot. "She back panel is not full length and follows the line of the triangular plastron at the back.

Miss Alice Walde and Mr. Moore, of Detroit, who were the week end guests of Miss Helen Foster, of Stanton street, have returned home. James Alexander left yesterday for Toledo, to join his boat after visiting at the home of his parents on Lincoln avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

William Connors, of Twelfth street, have returned from twenty days trip to London, Detroit and Toledo. Messrs. Merton and Otto Phillips have returned to their home in Bay City after spending the summer with friends and relatives in St. Clair. Miss Hattle Muhlit.ner has returned (o her home after spending a couple of weeks in Niagara, Buffalo and Detroit.

Miss Laura Butlin. of St. Clair, is isiting friends and relatives in this city. Mrs. M.

J. Madden of Kearney street and Mrs. Duff, of Marine City, have returned to their homes after taking a trip down the St, Lawrence river with Capt. M. J.

Madden on the steamer Viking. Mr. and Mrs. William Mudge. of Port Hope, re MESSES SUMMER SALADS Whatever sort of combination salad you make prepare it daintily.

Gar nish it with slices of hard-boiled eggs The House of Quality or riced egg white and yoke, hard fx boiled, olives, parsley slices of pickles, slices of ripe tomato, nut meats or cheese balls. Have the let We invite you all to inspect the display and secure one of our valuable coupons, which entitles the holder to a 10 per cent discount on anything purchased at oui store during Fair Week. tuce with which it is served always crisp and chilled. Then, no matter mained at the home of Mrs. Madden during her absence.

Mr. Mudge left for his home Saturday and Mrs. Mudge will remain for the week to attend the Thumb District fair. Miss Ina Simmons, of Amadore. what sort of vegetables you utilize, the salad resulting will be worth and Miss Blanche Muir, of Valley-Center, are the guests of Mrs.

J. X. When, for any reason, vegetables fail or one tires of them, cream cheese it Co, Muir, of Tenth street. A. Giragosean, of Armenia, will spend a few weeks in Port Huron.

Mrs. Frank Henson, of Court is visiting relatives in New York licenses Everett H. 26, Detroit; Mary K. Benedict. J-'S, Port Huron.

Solomon Dowling. 39, Port Huron; state. 908 Military Street Port Huron's Only Specialty Store Anna I. Tansley. 39.

Pert Huron. Roy Barker, 2 3. Port Huron; Alma Miller, 17, Deckerville. SOCIAL GATHERINGS. can be utilized in the coneoting of appetizing salads.

For one of them, press balls of cream cheese between English walnuts and serve three or four of these balls on lettuce leaves, with French dressing. For another, chop ripe olives the brown, odd tasting fruit that is preferred to the gTeen olive by many and mix them with cream cheese, moisten with French dressing mold into balls on the cheese, roll them in minced parsley and serve them with toasted wafers, on plain lettuce, dressed with French dressing. A stuffed tomato salad that is a novelty is made in this way: Scoop out the centres of even, firm and not very large, ripe tomatoes. Leave the top cut off for a cover. Dice the firm pulp, removing some of seeds and mix it with chopped olives and mayonnaise dressing.

Put a table-spoonful of the mixture in each tomato and replace the covers. Serve on lettuce with mayonnaise dressing. 3C HIZ3EZ3IZ3C 3E James Wilson, of Twenty-fifth and Minnie streets, has purchased the Sherman house on Twenty-fifth and Division streets and expects to occupy it in the near future. Earle B. Mackay has been confined to his home on Erie street by illness.

Mrs. D. H. Goodwlllle and Misses Agnes and Francis Goodwillie, of Willow street, have returned from a week's visit at Lexington. Misses Ada and Louise Ney and Miss Clara Waterloo spent Tuesday at Emmett.

Wh en She Says, "Yes?" MITH BROS. Honoring Miss Crockard Miss Myrtle entertained the Idlers very delightfully at a miscellaneous shower at her home on Connor street, Tuesday evening, in honor of Miss Elsie Crockard, whose marriage will be an event of the near future. Rlvum was played and favors were won by Miss Edna "Waugh and Miss Edith Cruickshank. Lui.ch was served at a table prettily decorated. Mrs.

Carleton E. Moore was an invited guest. The bride-elect was presented with a number of beautiful and useful articles, each one accompanied by the best wishes of the giver for Miss Crockard's future happiness. TV would like to impress upon you the fact that this is the place at which to purchase the ring that will mark the given promise. We are absolutely reliable, and our reputation proves our character.

In our stock you will find the choicest of stones and Jewelry at the lowest prices. We are representatives in Port Huron for the celebrated "Gorham" silverware. Tomorrow We Offer See our Window Display of Framed Pictures Which will he on sale Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock YOU CAN PROFIT BY PIPING YOUR HOUSE Now! For Two Reasons: First. We have a special low priced piping offer on easy payment plan. Second.

House cleaning time offers the BEST opportunity to install piping, with your rugs up and furniture disarranged. We do the work quickly and in a first class manner with careful and experienced workmen and guarantee satisfaction. Houses piped on easy payment plan by Port Huron Gas Co. PnONE 86 Woman's Auxuliary The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the R. M.

A. was held at the home of the president, Mrs. Wadsworth, Tuesday afternoon. Plans were made for a most entertaining series of meetings to be held during the coming year. Guessing games and music furnished the entertainment yesterday and a pleasant afternoon was spent by the members in attendance.

Refreshments were served by the hostess. Adjournment was taken until October 14th. R. S. J.

D. Patterson Co. Jewelers and Opticians Greatest Picture Sale ever held in our city To our knowledge this is the largest Individual purchase of Framed Pictures to cell at one price ever made In Port Huron, and in their sale we are goin to establish a new record in value glvinjr. The sale will start Saturday morning at eight-thirty o'clock and continue during the day until all are sold. The House of Quality FANCY RIPE TOMATOES, per bu 60c and 75c Another shipment of Hammond, Standifeh Co.

fancy, SUGAR BURED PICNIC nAMS, per lb, only 11c H. E. GRANUBATED SUGAR, 25 lb. sack for $1.33 This price Is for cash oaly. DUTjUTH IMPERIAD IXOUR, a fancy bread flour, 25 lb sack 70c We will continue onr Special Sale for another week on our hlgli grade BLACK and JAPAN TEA, at, lb 25c Surprise Party Mrs.

George Ford, of Oak street, was tendered a pleasant surprise, Monday evening, when eighteen of her friends gathered at her home. The hours were spent In card playing and at eleven o'clock an elaborate supper was served at a table which had for its center adornment a bouquet of asters. Mrs. Ford was presented with a handsome table spread. Picnic and Theater Party The young ladles of the statistical department of the Ladles of the Maccabees of the World held a delightful picnic at Bakeside park, Monday evening.

After a sumptuous picnic supper, the merry party went to the Majestic theater and witnessed the production of "The Runaways." The invited guests were Mrs. Thomas Henson and Miss Watkins. 1 School Books About 800 magnificent and heautiful Framed Pictures, strictly $3. $4 and $5 values Th subjects comprise a list of nearly 100 such variety as to enable selection of pictures for any room. Carbon Prints, Landscapes, Figure Subjects, Fruit and Game Pictures, etc.

Copies of the World's Famous Productions If you are a judge of Picture values you will be astonished at the wonderful bargains in this immense lot. Remember the sale is for one day only, Saturday, beginning at eight-thirty o'clock. See the window display tomorrow. SWEET POTATOES, special for Saturday and Monday 7 lbs for 25c ETRA BARGE EVERGREEN CORN, per doien 12c POTATOES, best quality home grown, per bu 75c Pythian Social Club At a meeting of the Pythian Social club held recently plana wete made for a series of parties to be given throughout the winter season. James Morton was elected pres.dent of the club and Rudolph Krueger was chosen treasurer.

The date of the rst party has not yet been decided upon. We are headquarters for NEW AND SECOND HAND SCHOOL BOOKS In fact anything you may need for the reopening of school. Have a very nice assortment of Pencils, Tablets, Compositions, School Bags. etc. fcCFOOIi ROOKS AND SUPPLIES, POSITIVELY CASfl PICKLING TIME Pickling Cucumbers, Pickling Onions, Peppers, Dill Dou ble Strength Cider Vinegar, Spices, etc.

Everything you need for pickles. The F. A. Wejers Co. Spot Cah store- Water Bt.

SWIFT'S PRIDE LAUNDRY SOAP, 9 bars for 25c The Price will be 1.19 Each Woodmen Party South Park Camp W. W. will a dancing party at South Park. Friday evening. Miss Atkinson will rurnish the music.

The affair is given for the members and their friends. SMITH BROS. The Jo A. Davidson Co. DAVID MacTACGART CO.

(THE KODAK STORE) LEADING GROCERS tawn Social The Ladies' Aid society of the uegtminster Presbyterian church Mil hold a lawn social at the home Df Mrs. Robert Dornan. of Pleasant Kreet, Friday evening, Sept. l'Uv. 'Odd Things in Chinaware" Phone 26 308-310 Huron Are..