The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 6

PACT jsi SIX MONDAY. NOV. 9, 1914. THE PORT HURON TIMES-HERALD ST. EVEN GROSS.

SB CLAIR AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES AT ONCE! STOPS STOMACH MISERY ID INDIGESTION CHILDREN LOVE SYRUP OF FIGS IF FKYEKISH. WI.IOFK, COXsn. PATtD, caYK FRVTT UXA-: TlYK AT OMR Pon scold your fretfuL pesvttb child. Sue if tongue is eoa.ed; this sure sign its little stomach. Uver n4 bowels ax with sour Whtui listless, pale, feyerish.

fti0 el cold, breath bad," throat sore, doesn't eat. sleep or act naturally, has stetn-ach-ache," indigestion, diarrhoea. -fit a teaspoonful of "CAltfrnia Syrup Figs," and In a few hour all the fol waste', the aotr bile rod fermeattRg food passes cut of the bowels acd j-fl have, a -well and playful, child agmia. "Children love this harmless rfrya laxative." and mothers can rest eey after giving it. because never faiia to make their little cieaa aad swet.

Keep It handy. Mother! A little given today aavea a sick, child tortsor row. but get the genuine. Ask favtr, druggist for a 50-cent bottle of "Catj-" forma Syrup of Figs," which hag Ji.4' recuons for babies, children- ail. ages and for grown-ups plainly the bottle.

Remember there are coms-terfeits sold here, so surely look and see that yours is made by the "California Fig Syrup Company." Hand back with contempt any fit sjrup Advtrtla went. The suit might wear but what gOtwl a 5tnt lien the in We, arc miprhty partictilar about our lining''. We iitsit on all wool material and alpaca. In every case you will rind that they match the fa hrics perfectly, and they will wear just an long; as the Miit docs, and bear in mind we guarantee our all wtxl suits to la.t a long time. MEN'S SUITS at $10.00, $15.00 and $18.00.

The new BALMACAANS at $10.00, $15.00, $18 00 and $20.00. BOYS SUITS $3.00, $3.50, $4 00 ai $5.00. MEN'S PANTS $1.50 and $2.00, the best values ever ih'iwn. D. A.FRASElt The Clothier 216 Huron Avi James Reynolds COAL and WOOD Boweet Prices Delivered to any part of city vouth Park (UKxien Track! TeJephne fifia-HJ Don't Buy a Suit With a Cotton Lining CROSWELL Crawford Allen, -who has been visiting his grandfather.

Walter Allen, has gone to Detroit to stay with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Baker. Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Niggeman are visiting relatives in Saginaw for a few days, from there they will go to Beavertori to spend some time with their daughter. Mrs.

Jack Wiler. Miss Annetta Bennett is visiting friends in Port Huron. J. 13. Foley Is spending a couple of weeks in Toronto, looking after his business intersts there.

Helen Arnot spent the week end Its Je4d with her parents. Miss Georgia McManus spent Sat-, urday in Port Huron. 1 Miss Martha Colbeck and Miss Hannah Avheson visited friends inj Port Uur.xi on Saturday. 1 Mrs. Mills of Harbor Htach is visit- ing her, brother F.

G. Porneroy and family." Mr. and Mrs. John Kipp. and sister.

Miss Phoebe Kipp, lt-ft on Saturday for Woodstock. Ont. and other Canadian points, where they expect to visit relatives until after Christmas. Mrs. 'William Kemp was a Port Huron caller on Saturday.

Mrs. William Beeden visited with her daughter, Mary, who is in the Port Huron hospital, over Sunday. William. Strafton of Port Huron spent the week-end in this city, as the guest of relatives. Fr Porneroy, who was badly injured om time ago while loading furniture on a car, ia able to be out without hi crutches.

Etta Harrington and nephew. Fred -die Catherman spent Saturday in Port Huron. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gray and Mrs, J.

M. Atcheson motored to Port Huron un Saturday, returning In the evening. Mrs. Birdie Strack, who has been living in San Francisco for several years, is the guest of her brother, Harry Rice and family. Mm.

Strack came here from Mimirn where she has been visiting her parenta for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Strack are moving to New York where they will reside in the future. Leslie Hall and Miss Minnie Whit-taker both of Croswell were married at the Prestvvetrtan Manse on Monday Nov.

Tt. They were attended by Miss Bertha Johnson and Arthur Johpson of Croawell. Walter Allen received a letter from his daughter, Mrs. I.eonhard Robb, paying that herself and family had arrived In Fort Pierce, Florida and were favorably impressed with that part of the country. A few of the members of the O.

A. R. of Croswell have presented the high school with a fine sleej engraving of the lattle of Gettysburg. The picture is handsomely framed. and will make a fine addition to the school's collection of pictures.

Mr. Manning also presented the high school with a picture, betng a ntceiy framed one of Thomas A. Kdteon. Herbert Iair1 and daughter. Margery of Port Huron, are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Swartx. The little child of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lawson died at their home In Buel on Friday.

Mies Ida MrOulnncM entertained ten of her young friends In honor of her birthday Saturday The evening plesjtantly spent with sanies, and dainty refreshments closed the happy occasion. Mr. and Mrs. William Gleasnn are visiting Mrs. Gleason's parents, Mr.

and Sirs Leathley. to stop dandruff and loss of hair Shampoo with hot water, rubbing: thoroughly into th scalp the the rich, creamy lather of Resinol Soap so an to soften and stimulate the scalp, try remove the dead skin and and to work the soothing, healing Resinol balsams well inte the roots of the hair. Rinse in gradually eeoler water, the final water being cold. Pry the hair thoroughly, without artificial heat. Thia simple, agreeable method ai tost always stops dsodr-r? and scalp Itching, and keeps tbe hair live, thick and last tub.

Resinol Soea leaves ne itlflmai er en-piss st nior ia the hm. Soid wherever toilet goods are carried. Fer sa-ipte vriu to I-tl P. Realnol. BaHfenor.

i. papfvs wapf.psin" marks sick, MHTt, f.ASSV STOMACHS FF.FX. fink. lift om foods you eat hit back good, but work badly; frmnt Into stubborn l'im pa and cause at nick, noiir, say stomafh? Now. Mr.

or Iypept ic. jot thi tlown: Rape's iMapepsin disrept everything, leaving nothing to sour and upset you. Thr never wail anything so quick, so certainly eft ve. No how badly your i yon will get happy in five iriinutM. I.

lit hn! please yj'j most in that it rr hens and regulate your stomach so you ran fat your favorite foods without fir M'ist remedies give you relief imm- time, they slow, but not Siire. "Fape's I ia is quick. simJ puts ymir f.T'li in a healthy nori'l ition eo the won't om? r.if k. Vou fee different a soon as "Pape'a riinifs in contact with fh itomach 'lie'rM ilt van- ishe- your get sweet, no gases, no belr lr.iPi:. no eructat ions nil iscested your ier aiiti i oi -e 1 Tin Uo now, mak the I in vet m-rii you vr by r.t? a larc ty-rpnt case of Pape's 1 i from I any drug store.

You realize in five! minute how needles it is to Buffer from Indigestion, dysoepsia or any stomach Advertisement. Wait for winter' l.eforc facing yrur order fur Anthracite We are exclusive sellers of Millers Genuine Scran ton Hard Coal. It is bright, linrd anl clean. A free burner and low in ash. Your order, telephoned or mailed will receive prompt attention.

Remember, Telephone 380 John Miller Son S'liref atr Just Fun Cooking With one of new model Mh one of tP.etn in ur kit- hen meals wiii te or po ulv i iirtkcd. If the wnv to a man 's iart Is through his stomach one of these ranges will s'lrciv the bt-t I hU. Conte and them, fhev are the 'ik ntid the housekeepers I ri le i 'on, -t. of 1 bows, oil coth. pto 1-oards anl va 1 Black if oil erth 1 M.

H. MANN SI7-3IO brnnd ISUer enue. DYEING Mill HMNii UIXCTIlt 1 lor i rwr iu.vck wiii, don at shout no- TICK- OUR VALET CLEANERS 52 1H ItON VK 1'Hom: am. i wk ii tin: svu nnw i hoict' ilrr n.Iii it a 1CI hi: IV III Oils eh in 1 C. a es rlcht W.

pntror: aire. 1 1 -1 i 'ill- YOU weeks li r5i il i vTI lit I i I 1 1 i ST. CLAIR Arrnimr.fi have been made to hold the car in Port Huron Tuesday evening until to accommodate patrons of the All Star course from thin city, who are attending the Orphus ei jb concert. Thirty St. Clair people are attendants upon this course.

Mr. anl Mrs If. S. Clarke, of Nvrth Rr. avenue, will leave November IT for Thomasvitle.

where they will spend th winter. Many St. Clair people will attend the crr. nrnc at Ann Arbor next Saturday. efort has been made to a car from the D.

V. S. T.a-ron leave Tueeday for Rapids to attend the reunion pharmarv Has and the FrrU AI n. providing mr.ihfr'i i.ndition shall warrant hsa f-Mward Carrie will take care of th -irmg Mr itTi4 to Ir. SI tWTl pr'-TTi f-orrespondenve absence.

Any Ward stor-s attention. ed Hat -jr. lain Crand I r. V. W.

M. froti a few apids. return -days vi-it r.owb"er is taK a two we-ks trip to hit jr. spent Hay. Saturday in I -t rit on bn.tnesi.

i i i ill iair 1 u-r li frfm the family dfiii f- on and Fourth St-i. i er noon. Miss Mary Bowman of OetroSt Sunday in St. Clair. The came between the fr.

hijfh of St. Clair and the first of fUfhmond resulted in a tie between the teams. th score helnf 6 and rt. Misf fjertrude Zink of Oetroit ypent Sun lay in the parental home. Kinur U.

Moore of Cleveland visited In tbe of James Ioner, Sun- day. A iirtre crowd attended the dan- in fb.s- in the K. or hall given by Mim -tts of retrdt. Saturday eveniriW. jliw Jierta Heyschlaj? of spent Sunday In St.

'Clair with her parents. Mrs Mayrne Kuhnlin and daugh- fer M.ij of Mt. Clemens nt Sunday (in St. i "r.tir. Mr.

iiiol Mrs. Kmber M.artin of Detroit were St. Clair visitors. Sunday. I r.

and Mrs. Omar Schwab of Ad -i nan Sunday visiting St. Clair rf l.i i vt-s. ttt. (thews of was a St.

'l i Sun Arthur Lively Detroit Fpent Sunday in St. "lair. i. schlag ppent Sunday at the St. tilts.

Henry MrCurmick of Detroit spent Surnla with his family in St. Clair. The I in-1 -( rluli will meet with Miss Amanda lleythalep this t- Mr. rttol Mrs. iurt spent Sunday in Ietroit.

To Mr. and Mrs. John Cor-I ft! a iiRh er, Sunday Nov. S. Klsher and tu fierald of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr.

Fisher's mother, Mrs, Herman 1 'isher. Mvroti Knnest letrolt spent Surol-iy in St. linger of retroit. attended the funeral of his brother John today. I 'in att Walter Clark sp rif Sunday in Sarnia.

An nrpl" wcijihinc eighteen ounces is or, ethii ition at Joachim's gro-cerv store. Mls i)ive r.obins of Detroit sper.t Hnnday in St. flair. Harrv of Iictrojt is spending the (Tk jt Iliver ICouire. John S'iiis returned to Itetroit rni rnlne after sp'-mling; the three cbtvs in St.

M.ir. this pas; W. S. r.acojj is a Detroit -isitor to- Walter Frank hns returned from a ioine --s trip to Detroit. QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Oet Dr.

jefTwards- Olrve Tablets. That is the Joyful cry of thouanda tnr Dr. Kdwards produced Oliva Tablets the substitute for calomel. Dr. Kd war is.

a practiclnij physician for 17 years anrl calomels old-time enemy, discovered the formula for OiiTe Tablets while treating patients for chronic constipation and torpid livers. Dr Kdwards' Olive Tablet do not contain calomel, but a healing, soot vegetable laxative. No rrlptnir is the "keynote" of thesa little suaar-octed. ollre-colored tablets They cause the. bowels and liver to act normally.

They never foroa them to unnatoral action. If you have a "dark brown mouth" row and then a bad breath a dull, tired flinr nick headache torpid llvr and are constipated, you'll find quirk, sure and only pleasant results from one or two little Dr. SdwaxtSs Olive Tablet at bedtim-e Thousands tak ona or two every r.irbt to keep rigrit. Try them. 10c and ISe per boi All drugalsta.

The oliva Tablet Company. Coiam-fea. O. A Handsome Door Knob and lo-k p'ate make a handsome vestibule. Then there is the brone or br push button and plate If vo'i don't ue knobs.

We have either and other building hardware as Letter boxes, fancy hint's and the rest. See them and you'll know why the s- houses with our hardware. C. Lauth, Jr. 4r TO I.APKKK REALIZE before t'hristmas to ow presents before the ru-h.

T. and P. M. Watch Inspector 209 Huron Ave. RICHMOND The Kappa Eta Kappa observed Its eleventh birthday anniversary.

a th home of Mrs. J. A. Heath, who, a dozen years ao was the main mover in the formation of this club for the advancement and Improvement of its members as Indicated by motto, "How desirable Knowledge." Scriptural quotations were given in response to roll rail, and the study of the Holy land consisted of two paper, "Modern geography of Palestine." with map, by Mrs. Weliman and "Peasantry of Palestine," by Mrs C.

K. Greene. Current topics were ably handled by Miss Campbell. The music of the evening waa a delightful surprise to the club when the hostess invited all to gather aboat the piano and join in singing a birthday song written especially for the occasion bv one of the members, testifying to an enduring pride in the association. The guests were then conducted to the dining room where a buffet lunt heon was served, and the birthday idea carried out by a birthday cake centering the dining table surrounded by eleven lighted carnation colored candles crystal candle resting on lace the whole effect being reflected in the polished mahogany table.

A erse of the song was repeated and the candles extinguished by the guests with wishes for many happy returns of the occasion. ('has. S. Sutton and family motored to Port Huron. Saturday and today they drove Uetroit to visit a niece.

Mi. Marie Corey, who is taking a fours'- in trained nursing, at Harper hoypdal. Mrs. Daniel tiiiiett has closed her farm home and taken up her residence with her sister, Mrs. M.

M-Hrown, tor the winter. Though St years of kkc Mrs. Ciliett is remarkably well preserved. Jurors from about here for the November term of circuit court are: Richmond. Kobt.

Montgomery. Henry Parker; Lenox, Riley Edwards; Armada. Mack Hulett. Bert Oloss; Ray, Jrse Payne. Henry Hartway.

Samuei Weeks, the veteran deer-slaver, will head the followinK party of hunters leaving for the Au Sable conntrv today. Oeo. A. Bailey, Guy Hamhlin. Cecil Jewell of Orion, and Edward Kihen.

W. K. Horning; of Basic City, Virginia, was ereatly disappointed when upon arriving here for a visit with his father. J. L.

Horning, he learned tnat he had moved to Indiana some 8 or 9 years atto. and since then had moved to Buffalo, N. Y. The father and son had failed to keep up a correspondence, after the former's mnr-riae to a second wife. Little Marian Newberry, daughter of II.

Newberry and wife, is 111 of diphtheria her home here. Rev. T. II. Mc Roberts of the First Congregational church of Port Huron will speak in the Richmond Congregational evening.

Nov. 11. Mr. and Mrs C. P.

Rutterfleld and sons. Paul nnd Billle of Rochester, ipent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Weston.

Mrs. 1. R. Davidson was to the bridgu whist club Saturday Funeral services for the late Wm. Kohn.

who died at his home in Port Huron Thursday, were held from tho home of hia sinter. Miss Marie Kohn, Sunday afternoon. Burial in Richmond cemetery. Mr. Kohn was formerly highly esteemed this place, and the news of his death was a shock to the whole community.

Besides his widow, he leaves three wisters and two brothers, Mrs. Minnie Baker of Cleveland. Mrs. Herman Dittman. Miss Marie Kohn.

Julius Kohn and Kdward Kohn of this pla ce. Attorney W. S. Stone of Mt. Clemens, left for Kirwln, Saturday, cnlled to tho death bed of his sister.

Mrs. ft. A. Perkins, formerly of this place. A sister, W.

K. Bailey of IX -troit has been in Kirwin for the past month. Martin Stull hn sold his farm, adjoining- the fair groum. to Krnesl of Memphis who has moved his family into their new home. I IMLAY CITY Mrs.

Ralph Hays and daughter. Miry Catherine, of Clio arrived Saturday to visit hr parents, Mr. and W. K. Van Tifflin.

Mrs-. T. ft ley and Mrs. S. Hall pent Thursday with Mr.

and Mrs. Ctley and family at Capar. Mrs. J. It.

Hamilton and baby have turned from a visit with her par- nrs in Dryden. is. Andrew Hoisineton has retitrn-j e.l from a visit with her son in Cht- Mrs. Myron Fancher is visiting her (sister. Mrs.

J. Heenan and family in 1 et Mrs S. H. was a visitor in ivtrolt the latter part of the week. Misses Kmma and Rose Tranzow S.

Jenks of lwtroit spent Sunday ith the former parents, Mr. and Mrs Fred Transow. Kdgar A. Hallock of Almont was a in town Saturday. Mr and Mrs.

orrin Travis and Mr. iind Mr. George Travis of Lum were callers in town Saturday. t'ounty Surveyor Sicklecfpi nf nnuirn is nere rnis week out the new addition to the i f-m-- tery. PAIN GONE! RUB SORE RHEUMATIC ACHING JOINTS nru rix awat with a smli TTtI 1.

noTTLK OK OI.I "ST. JACOn'S on- Ftop "dosing" Rheumatism. It's pain only: not one case In rftv requires Internal treatment. Rub soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil" right on the "tender and br the time you say Jack Robinson out comes tbe rheumatic fain and distress.

"St. Jacobs Oil" is a harmless liniment which never and doesn't burn th skin. It takes pain, soreness and stiffness from aching joints, mascies and bones; stops sciatica, lumbago, fcaek-acha and neuralgia. LJrober up! Get a small trial bottle of id-time, honest "St. Jacobs Oil" from any drug store, and in a moment, you'll be free from pains, ache and stiffness.

Don't suffer! Rub rheumatism away. Advertisement. It MARLETTE A. D. Black met with a very sever accident last Tuesday evening while attempting to board a train as It was leaving the station.

Mr. Black was formerly a resident also mall carrier of this and had recently moved to Detroit. He waa passing tb rough Marlette oo hss way to Saginaw and stepped from the car dur-the time people were ein off and on. the train then backed on th? switch to allow a freight to piss through after which It pulled out r.o' stopping again at the station. Mr.

black ran to catch on and the con-cictor told him not to. however he tried to catch the steps of the last coach but missed it and was thrown against the tracks and dragged about 25 feet. He was terribly cut about the face and back of his head, his back and both legs badly bruised and cut- He was unconscious for some time but it was found that no bones were broken and he was taken to the home of W. N. Rogers where he is slowly recovering.

Mr. Keliy lost a large barn by fire Wednesday afternoon A SI his hay. grain, beans and corn were destroyed the loss will reach JS.OOO. Fortunately it was insured. They had Just finished threr.hing the beans and the fire started by a spark from the engine.

About 75 or SO of Mr. and Mrs. Cam-good's friends and neighbors gave them a pleasant surprise at home Monday evening. They expect to move to Mariette in a sh rt time, having recently soid his farm. A very enjoyable evening was spent; refreshments were served and Rev.

W. J. Cain in behalf of the company presented Mr. and Mrs. Cawood with a beautiful library table.

Geo. For and Karl Robinson both Marlette boys have opened up a grocery store on west Marlette streft and will start business tomorrow. They have had considerable experience in the mercantile business their many friends Join in wishing them success. R. A.

Butler of Detroit will move on his farm south of town this fall. Mr. Butler was formerly a grocerman of this place. Mrs. R.

H. Arnell is visiting frineds in Detroit this week. The D. M. C.

club was very pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs. John Dawson, Saturday evening Mrs. Winterstein haa been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Will Ohmer at Midland for the past two weeks.

Floyd Haaer and Miss Nettie Anderson of Marlette werp married at the home of relatives in Pontiac, O-f. 2 0. Byron Dawson an Rav Tuck of Detroit spent the week-end with their parents. They returned Sunday, Mrs. Dawson.

Mrs. Tuck and Hazel accompanying them. Mr. Dawson has just purchased a new auto. PORT AUSTIN Mrs.

Richard l.nmly passed life Wednesday morning at tiv clock after an illness of about years, being very helpless and patient sufferer for several years Mrs. Lundy whose maiden name Bridget Cunningham was born Vermont, her parents died when this a past was in she was a little child. She was married twice, her first husband being John Donaldson, from which union the following children survive: Jennie. Mrs Ketchum. of Stand ward.

Kmma, Mrs. Met-calf. of Yakima. Charles, of 'leveland- She was married to Richard Lundv. 41 years ago.

The following children are left from their union to mourn their mother's death: Richard. James and Joseph, of Mary Ann. Dennis Morgan with whom she lived, of Mr. Lundv's children whom she cared for so well in their infancy and took a mother's place now living are William. Thomas J'hn of Washington and Jennie.

Mrs. Bruce of Bay City. Had she lived until Fet. 2. she would have been 72 years oW.

Mrs. Lundy was a sincere and devoted Catholic, and bore her illness with christian forbearance, everyone who knew her was a friend ami her children and many friends will deeply mourn her loss Funeral serices conducted bv Rev. Fr. J. iiageus or 1 etroit, assisted by Rev.

f'r. S. Skrzyckl were held from St. Michael's church at ten in. Saturday.

ALGONAC Miss Licrxrman attended the Pennsylvania foot bal! game Sat.irdav in Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs Barney piatt of Detroit were Sunday guests of Wm. Piatt and family at North Algonac. Andrew O'Rourke of Richmond, Mich was a week-end visitor In Algonac.

Mrs. Joseph Krug 1-ft Punday fo- two week's visit in the ci- Mrs. Mann of Pontiac was In town lat week. Mrs. Wm.

Currie vKte.j? lt wek at the home of hr son. ot in Detroit. Mrn Gerd Fclkerta Iris were Marin- Cii rd a y. and visi daughter tors Mrs. W.

E. Frlsom in Fort Huron. spent Saturdsv Thomas and Lou Sharrow of D-- in rrou are spending a few Mgonac. days W. p.

Richard and family of nmmiiif were A irons. vis urday evening. tors St- rapt. l. Townsend Mrs.

Ing a Angehne R. Pufnn are spend-few d.ijs with relatives in rsi. cago. Miss Grac Harrow of Mt. CJem-n, waa a Sunday visitor in Algonac.

1 Among: Merchants PerrUai's a1 today for a hn-. with a fr.e garden on Richardson tt rashionabie footwear is advertised by Forma Sho Company. Thanksg-tving Is near at hand and you may want new linen. Th Dry Goods Co. hav an Interesting ad about Parrasks.

Napkins. and Se. Mm Blankets Bat tore be, certain and othr line, are mectSoced se ad on page At The Theatres Wrath of tlx? God "The Wrath of the Gods' drew a larre audtence at the Majestic Saturday evening. It wii repeate-d thia even it. and all wh admire good pic-tores should attend.

HARBOR BEACH Ik a Ferris, of Harbor Beach, motored to Helena Friday. liaruey iicKeever tr.id a business trip to Port If op Friday. Howard Smith if Port Hope made a flying business trip to Harbor Beach in -his car Friday. Alex Mitchell cf Lexington ia a Harbor Beach visitor. Dm r.

Sap Johnson of Bad Axe were Harbor Beach iitors Friday. John Kautx of Sigel was a Harbor Beach caller Friday. S. Ograuk. of Sigel was in Harbor Beach Friday with a large load of gram.

J. Wheaton and son. Merle, have gen to Grindstone with their fishing boat and will nsh from that port daring the coming month. Hunters' have also taken their boat to Grindstone where they expect to i.sh during the dull season at Harbor I act-Walter Mann who is in the employ of Lr. McFariane of Harbor Beach, has left for lapeer where he will visit with his iarents for a few days.

Chas. Bennett spent Friday evening Port Hope. Miss Hazel Richardson, teacher In the Harbor Beach school went to Port Hope. Friday evening where 6he spent the week-end with her parents. Miss Grace McDonald of Bad Axe will spend the week-end at her homo in that city.

Miss McDonald Is one of the staff of teachers in the Harbor Beach school. George O'Mara has returned home for the winter after a season's sailing on the lakes. Mr. Allen of Forester was a Harbor Beach visitor Friday. Miss Beatrice Hamlin will spend the week-end at her parental home in Sigel.

Miss Alberta Jaroecsewskl accompanied Ml Hamlin. Two auto-loads of Harbor Beach young people motored to Bad Axe. Friday to witness the Bad Axe-Deck-ervtlle foot bail game. Messrs Rudel and Frame. with Misses Meyers and Harrison attended a dance in Bad Axe Thursday evening.

Norton and family left Friday to motor through the Thumb and wiii visit Deckerville, Sandusky and Carsonville. out-of-town visitors at Harbor Beach hotels Friday were: Detroit. I Trailer. R. It.

Tinkham; Sandusky. A. 1 Chamberlain. J. O.

Sweet; others were A. L. Kaufmann. of Chicago and J. B.

Campbell of St. Louis. Henry Kleinknecht and S. P. Marian were several miles north of town Saturday with the intentions of hunting geese and though they report several large flocks, for some unaccountable reason they failed to bring any back.

Ralph Brown was out at the wrecked barge Prindle, Saturday morning and while there his boat drifted away ai.d the life savers were compelled get the boat and also Ralph and bring them to shore. MARINE CITY The King pedro club was entertained Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. C.

McLouth. Three tatdes were in play and high scores made by Mrf. Walter McDonald nnd Henry Scott. Lunch was nrvnl after the games and a pleasant evening enjoyed. Quite a number of our citizens attended the Michigan-Pennsylvania cot ball game at Ann Arbor, Satvr-tlay.

Among the visitirs were Miss Janet Purser and Mias Iouise Scott who attended the game as guests of Mrs. W. L. Roberts and her son Cari. Mrs.

August Fngelhaj-t who spent last week in Detroit has returned home. Mrs. J. Hawthorne spent Sunday with her granddaughter. Miss Maude Shackett in Tetroit.

Mrs. FTank Hunt was at Toledo over Sunday visiting her husband. The football game between Marine City high and St. Clair high, was played at St. Clair Saturday.

The score was 21 to 7 in favor of Marine City. Mrs. Wm. Scbnoor and Miss 7, -h Schnoor spent Friday and Saturday in Detroit. Mips Janet Purser and Miss Louise have been appointed librarian at the Iadiesf library.

CUMBER Vern Harrison was town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I. A.

Preston were callers in Bad Axe last week. Mrs. Albert Shietel has returned from a isit 1th friends in The Misses Mary Karl and Martha Gihbard were in Fbly Tuesday and Wednesday AT. H. in I'bly Friday.

Mr. and Mrs C. W. Law took Canada relatives to Tyre Friday where they departed for their home. r.

and Mrs. Anthony Murray were in Fbly Friday, C. w. Martin pa p-1 through our burg last Sunday, Mrs. Summrvnie and son.

James, and daughter Kfhet visited wjfh relatives in Pinconning last Malioy was in Ubly last Friday. HEAOAGOE. GOLDS, COSTIVE B01ELS. TAKE CJSCARETS TONIGHT! CI.F-A.T ToTTl ROWKIA AND KXD IIFADAt HIX COI.ls, SOl'R STOMACH. Get a 1 0-cer.

box now. You men and women who can't get feeling right who have headache, coated tcngu. bad taste and foal breath. dUxtnes. can't sleep, are bilious, nervous and upset, bothered with a siek.

gassy, disordered stomach, or have a bad cold. Are yon keps-g your bowels clean with C-rets. or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic riU or castor oil? Cascarets work you Sleep; cleanse the storrach. remove tbe rmr, und'ufewteyi. ferrnent'Eg food ajid foul rase, take the excesa from tfa liver and carry out of the system all the corssipatjed waste matter and poison in the bowel A Casca ret tonight wfil straighten tou oct by morning a 19-eent box from any drug store will keep yar stomach sweet; liver and bowels regular, and head clear for months.

Don't forget the children. The love Case rt because they taste goi nevfr grip or sicken. Advertlae-metiL Don't take our word for it ask the man who wears the Florsheirn Shoe he will tell you that they are both comfortable and serviceable. We carry a complete stock of all sizes and widths and in all up-to-date styles. You are sure to find in this line a shoe that pleases the eye as well as the foot.

Prices, $5.00 to $6.00. 1 we are metier prerarea man eve vnl be la-ti-'c as vs ell as et your Watch Repairing' done now C. W. ElTosher lew-eler Phone 545 G. 1.