The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 3

THE PORT HURON TIMES-HERALD Thursday, June 21, 1917. Pnge Three Police Fire Health Sewer repair Market CemtArr OFFICIAL PEOCEDSNGS 112.48 408.48 1,115. ai 141.18 43.50 33.15 40.00 6,948.00 w3llO3 a Cemetery improvement Tern. Loan Perpetual care rath CITY COMMISSION xiignway 92.91 Street lighting t.008.68 Fark 21.S5 Interest Sinking Sewer Visiting nurse Street repair Tem. loan 187.60 S.000.00 240.84 14.00 2.44 7,600.00 Today The Bijou "The Cost of Hatred." The Family "The Americano.

The Maxine "Moral Courage. Henry Stories Through special arrangement, tne management of the Maxine and Bijou theatres has arranged for the exclusive showing in Port Huron of the O. Henry reel series. All over the country these films have been booked in the best class of houses. The 'whole nation bows down to O.

Henry as the greatest short story writer or his time. From the man in the street to the university professor, everybody haus him with love and pride as the great nnnnlir fiction the 7J4.J2 10.871.60 by the city commission to construct the above described public improvement; and that it is necessary to raise the sum of $1350 to defray the cost and expense thereof therefore be it Resolved, That the city assessor be and he is hereby directed to prepare a special assessment roll to defray the cost and expense of such improvement in accordance with the provisions of the charter of the city of Port Huron. JOHN L. BLACK, Mayor. Adopted.

Award of Contract. In the mater of constructing a lateral sewer in Eleventh street from Beard street south through Osius plat. By Commissioner Hill: Resolved, That the mayor and city clerk be and they are hereby authorized and directed to enter Into contract for the construction of above described public Improvement in" accordance with the Plans and specifications therefor, on file in the office of the city clerk for a consideration of $2,99 per foot for ten inch sewer, $60 each for manholes, $40 each for catch basins and $2 each for house connections with John Deloyia, the lowest bidder who, in the opinion of the city commission, is a competent person to do such work, upon his giving bonds city and state, as required by the specifications aforesaid. 1 Approved this 19th day of June, 1917. JOHN L.

BLACK, Mayor. Laid on table for one week for public inspection. By Commissioner Hill: THE BEST RACE MEETING EVER Never So Many Horses $10,000 in Purses $1,000 Stake Race Each Day Mark Down These Dates and Make Port Huron Your Headquarters JUNE 641.61 Transferred to perpetual care fund Disbursements, school Disbursements, library Cash on hand Commercial bank, city Less warrants outstanding Commercial bank, library Less warrants outstanding Commercial bank, school Less warrants outstanding 6,651.35 489.10 236.67 49.10 99.53 Bids for Sewer. June 19th, 1917. To the Honorable Mayor and City Com- mision.

Gentlemen: The following is the report of bids for sewer in Eleventh street from Beard street south through Osius plat- John Deloyia V' For each ft. of 10 in. I 2 89 For each brick manhole comp For each 24 in. tile catch basin complete and connected with sewer 40 00 For each 6 in. house 2 00 Respectfully submitted.

LORAN C. ELLIOTT, Placed on file. ty Clerk- Resolutions. By Commissioner Hill: Resolved, That the resolution intro-auced at tne last regular meeting of the city commission authorizing the construction of lateral sewer from Beard street south through Osius plat and Axing special assessment district and directing the superintendent of the de 186.47 world has produced. Untold millions 1,391.01 1.128.16 Cash in office MM.M have read rus marvelous single volumes and in the newspapers.

Now the most beautiful, humorous, tender, pathetic, intensely ingenious stories of this greatest of all short ova hin? nroduced in 9 C1.S04.I1 Respectfully submited, D. GOODWILLIE. City Treasurer. WATERWORKS DEPARTMENT CASH ACCOUNT REPORT OP THE CITY TREASURER FOR THE MONTH OF MAT. 1TT.

A regular meeting of the city commission of the city of Port Huron was held in council chamber on Tuesday afternoon, June 19, 1917, at 1:30 o'clock. Called to order by his honor the Mayor John L. Black. Present Mayor John L. Black, Commissioners Boynton, Ernst, Green Hill.

Reading of minutes of previous meeting dispensed with. AfjoIrlld untU Wednesday morning, at 9:30 o'clock a. June 20th. LORAN C. ELLIOTT, City Clerk.

An adjourned regular meeting of the city commission' of the city of Port Huron was held in council, chamber on rooming, June 20, 1917, at 9:30 clock. Called to order by his honor the mayor. John Black. Present Mayor Black, Commissioners Boynton. Ernst.

Green Hill. Minutes of previous meeting approved. Petitions. To the Honorable Mayor and Commis-: sioners of the City of Port Huron. We the undersigned property owners and residents of La Salle beach do hereby petition your honorable body to instruct the commissioner of sidewalks to have that portion of walk in front of lots ordered built several years ago by the last commission, be built at once, all other property owners along said beach having complied with said order, except above parties, and we respectfully ask the present commission that this walk be ordered laid at once.

LOUISA M. ANNA McDONAGH, MARTHA J. WALSH. ELLA J. STONE.

W. D. SMITH, MRS. ANNA BROWN, ALBERT DIXON. motion pictures.

They will have their Balance May 1st, 1917 12.569.61 initial anowmg ia muw Maxine theatre next Monday and tae This is not a ually receipts Tor May. 1917 oss.ss Interest for Mav. 1917 17.46 partment or streets and Dublio im- Bills receivable S.80 serial. Each story is complete in it That the resolution Intro. is.3ia.io rmoovemeVt0 SSH allh? last regular meeting of the DISBURSEMENTS.

arwi ndnnto commission auinorizmg tne con- and adopted. Engineers and firemen 650.00 struction of concrete pavement in alley BIG DOUBLE WEDDING AN ADDED ATTRACTION LADIES FREE TO GRANDSTAND Free Parking Space For Autos Janitors and helpers 6.25 Fuel 2.136.78 Lubricants and waste 79.18 Machinery repairs 99.61 Buildings, docks and grounds upkeep Meter repair .5 i Mains, gates, hydrants and repairs 5SJ? Sundry expense Construction mains, gates and hydrants 168.05 Mieter Installation f2 Office expense City treasurer Chlorinatin 122.52 self and la designee, to pieaae juui and old alike. The Family Douglas Fairbanks in "The Americano" will be the attraction at the Family today and tomorrow. Fairbanks goes to Paragonia, a South American country, arriving just while the country is in the throes of revolution, starts out to discover the former president, who has been shoved out of office by a usurper, rescues the daughter, makes the usurper take to the bushes, reinstates the legitimate president and incidentally wins the hand of the latter's daughter for a life mate. He scales walls, climbs trees, whips a whole company of soldiers and comes up smiling.

Mollie King In "The Mystery of the Double Cross" is the added feature for these two days. Maxine Theatre 9.3I0.97 8,828.13 4.001.24 173.11 Cash in St. Clair Co Savings Bank. Less warrants outstanding $.13,219.10 D. GOODWILLIE.

City Treasurer. czTT TSEAsrrmsm'a sefost. To the Honorable Mayor and City Commission. Balance June 1st, 1017. Cr.

Dr. Dls. $189,000.61 Fund. City Treasurer Salary Receipts 120.75 31.56 Muriel Ostriche and Arthur Ashley 4,022.20 17.64TJII 107.64 B4V.i7 192.00 Adopted. By Commissioner Hill: In the matter of the construction of a lateral sewer in Eleventh street from Bancroft street south through Osius plat Resolved, That it be and is hereby determined that the portion of the cost and expense of such public improvement to be borne by the City of Port Huron shall be 20 percent thereof and the portion to be borne by the special assessment district hertofore fixed and designated, shall be 80 percent thereof.

Approved this 19th day of June, 1917. JOHN L. BLACK. Mayor. Adopted.

June 19, 1917. To the Honorable, the City Commission of the City of Port Huron, Mich. In the matter of the construction of a lateral sower In Eleventh street from Bancroft street south through Osius plat. Gentlemen: I hereby respectfully report that I estimate the amount necessary to be raised for incidental expenses in connection with and overseeing the making of the public improvement above noted is the sum of $123.70. Tours respectfully, OTTO L.

HILL, Superintendent of Streets and Public Improvements. Placed on file. By Commissioner In the matter of constructing a lateral sewer in Eleventh street from Beard street south through Osius plat. Resolved, That It is necessary to raise the sum of $1,350 (which includes the sum of $123.70 for Incidentals) to defray the cost and expense of making above described public improvement. And be it further resolved.

That it is necessary to issue bonds for seven-eighths of said amount as provided by the city charter. Approved this 19th day of June, 1917. JOHN L. BLACK, Mayor. Adopted.

In the matter of constructing a lateral sewer in Eleventh street from Beard street south through th Osius plat. By Commissioner Hill. ueiween oixm ana uvtiiitary streets from Pine street to Wall street and fixing special assessment' district and directing the superintendent of the department of street and public improvements to advertise for bids for said improvement, be taken from the table and adopted. Adopted. By Commissioner Hill: Resolved, That the superintendent of streets and public improvements be directed to clay that portion of the road belonging to the city running east and west, north of Keewahdin beach, the city owning 16 1-2 feet of the road.

Adopted. By Commissioner Ernst: Resolved, That the city treasurer be and he Is hereby directed to draw his warrant in favor of Lincoln Avery for services rendered in the case of Cain vs. the City of Port Huron, for the amount of $402.00. Adopted. June 6th, 1917.

By Commissioner Boynton: Resolved, That the following druggists' bonds as presented by the city clerk be and same are hereby approved: R. Bert Mills, principal; sureties, Chas. H. Kimball and Henry McMorran. H.

C. Knill, principal; Jos. O'Hearne and F. J. Haslett.

E. P. Tibbals, principal; Sureties, Gus Hill and Daniel D. Brown. Chester E.

Brlcker, principal; sureties, Leon Cohen and Herman E. Appel. Lee M. Knill, principal; Chas. Cas- ler and H.

C. Knill Jr. Joseph Lohrstorfer, principal; sureties, Frederick Lohrstorfer and Edward Lohrstorfer. Adopted. June 20.

1917. By Commissioner Boynton: Resolved, That Herbert L. Weil, proprietor of the Bijou theatre be granted permission to replace electric sign on the northwest corner of Huron avenue and Grand River avenue, reading "Bijou Theatre." Also that the above be granted permission to string a row of electric lights leading from this pole to his theatre, situated at Grand River avenue and Michigan street. 1.663.31 196.40 211.36 96.98 86.00 1,778.99 1,602.78 2,444.04 208.15 838.00 897.26 S4.674.M, 611.07 ANOTHER TRIUMPH for tne MAXINE and BIJOU Commencing1 next Iff on (Ay and Tuesday these two theatres will present exclusively in Port Huron, the first of a series of O. HENRY STORIES on the screen.

ach picture is complete in itself. O. 2enry was the greatest short story writer of hi time. The first of bis stories wil be seen at the Marine Monday and the Bijou Tusstfay. Xt is entitled "FRIENDS IN SAN ROSARIO" These pictures will be shown in addition to the regular program and at no advance in prices.

"ratty" ArbacUa at the kiddies snow Saturday morning. Elections Municipal Fuel and light Probationary fund Contingent Police Fire Fire outlay Health Sewer repair Street cleaning Canal Water Works Depatrment Market Cemetery expenses Cemetery Improvement Cemetery Perpetual care Cem. Per. Care Spc. Rubbish removal Highway Street pavements 2.210.00 6.143.21 1.064.S0 68,012.97 414.90 S.304.04 17.961J7 2,280.81 S.3S1.7S 5,000.00 66.90 657.50 305.00 t.672,32 48.60 914.48 227.45 6,483.41 474.36 967.05 KtU J.

DIXON, C. W. ASM AN, H. C. ANNIS, CHAS.

S. LAUZON, JAMES R. RANDALL. R. J.

KIXG. Referred to Commissioner Hill with power to act. Port Huron, June 7th, 1917. To the Hon. Mayor and City Commission.

Gentlemen: There is a catch basin on the northwest corner of block 24, F. G. M. R. plat, which is at the corner of Erie and Kearney streets.

Every time it rains the water stands on the pavement along in front of my house for hours before it soaks away, and at times it is so deep that people can't cross on the crosswalk. This is very annoying to me as I try to keep my property neat and tidy at all times and to have this muddy stench in front of your home is not at all pleasant. If the catch basin is no good let us have a new one on this corner as it has to take off all the water in the block from Lincoln avenue to Kearney street. Please take prompt action on this and oblige, Your obedient servant, E. J.

SCHOOLCRAFT. Referred to Commissioner Hill. Port Huron, June 6, 1917. To the Honorable Mayor and City Commission: Gentlemen: The undersigned being sole owner of property on either side of Eleventh St. from Beard street south through Osius plat, do hereby request you to construct a lateral sewer in said Eleventh street from Beard street south, and do hereby agree to pay the entire expense of that portion of said sewer construction which is assessable to private property, expressly waiving the provision of the city charter which provides that no special assessment shall exceed thirty-three (33) percent of the last annual assessment value of the lot or property on which said assessment is or may be rmposed.

We ask that the assessment roll be divided into eight parts and that any and all property owners be given the privilege of paying any of the unpaid parts of such assessment at any special assessment paying period, with interest at the rate of five per cent, payable annually. We further aeree to tav all of such come to the Maxine tonight in aiorai Courage." The climax is one of the most surprising and Btartling things ever filmed. It is so wholly unexpected and yet so undeniably consistent and logical that it quite takes spectators off their, feet. In addition there will be a Mutual Weekly showing current happenings on the screen. Mary Pickford is coming to the Maxine theatre only? next Tuesday and Wednesday in "A Romance of the Redwoods." staged under the personal direction of that well known producing genius.

Cecil B. DeMille. creator of "Joan The Woman." 4 Bijou Theatre There is no fake in the whipping scenes in "The Cost of Hatred," which will be seen at the Bijou theatre tonight with Kathlyn Williams and Theodore Roberts in.the stellar roles, as Tom Forman, the whipee will testify. To protect Forman from the force of the blows, a heavy canvas jacket was put inside his shirt. During the taking of the scenes, the long lash quite frequently missed the jacket and nipped the skin.

"Fatty" Arbuckle will -be seen at the kiddies show next Saturday morning. The children should not miss seeing him. Street repaying I aa 60.lt 42t.lT SCSI S.620J1 1,801. 14.700Jf Street curbing Sidewalk Bridge Snow and Ice removal Street lighting Parks Bath house 8.647.7 48.98 303.00 .941.52 19.25 426.80 Interest 186.84 24.221.84 It having heretofore been determined Adopted. SMM1 2t.7SS.li ua.

Sinking Return tax Sewer Paving tax rolls Sewer tax rolls i aennrti 65.61 2,107.06 5,332.29 61.29 Sidewalk tax rolls 36.629.00 j2.166.60 12,615.16 276.80 985.23 342.77 8.946.10 49S.84) 468.41 Curbing tax rolls City P. H. Pub. Impt visiting nurse M. Ell A 31 KIE Snows at 1:30, 3 MO, 4U30, 6:00, 7:30, 9:00.

TOIIOHT anrsxax osrszcss and ARTHTTB. ASHLEY in "Moral Courage" Also MUT AT. WIEILT 44a.fl 1U1 mm 11.85 Gr'een house T.500.00 Tem. loan Lincoln ave. sewer Improvement 4.35 Bills receivable .137.10 Majestic Theatre There will be three vaudeville performances at the Majestic next Sunday, one in the afternoon at 2:30 and two in the evening at 7:30 and 9 o'clock.

Seats will be reserved for the first performance at night. Popular prices will prevail. B73.6T v. Street repairs Park front improvement Pine Grove ave. rep.

Spc. bond sinking S.S4S.7: To the Honorable Mayor and City Commission: Gentlemen: The following is the report of the City Treasurer for the montn of May, 1917, showing receipts and disbursements: CASH Cash on hand May 1st. 1917 3 13 356 86 RECEIPTS CITY GENERAL Sale of timber from Grand Trunk cars 88 80 Refund on pay roll 25.00 Receipts from police court clerk for April. 1917..... 196.45 Delinquent personal taxes 16.62 Circuit court fees and fines for quarter ending Mar.

31, 1917 318.10 Receipts from city clerk for April, 1917 1,354.25 Billg receivable 4.35 Sale of seats to county 31.60 Sale of refunding bonds No. 797 to 811 15,114.75 Sale of sewer and sidewalk bonds 6,948.00 Receipts from sale of liquor 9,221.84 Sale of hot bed frame 11.35 Sale of fumlgators 2.10 From market fund light and heat 20.00 From city clerk portion of receipts for May. 523.00 Bills twice allowed 2.95 Interest for 35.41 Special asst. collection for May 1,055.82 from Per. Care Fund 6,948.00 Transfer from Water Dept.

6.000.00 447.68 10c Wights, 15c 46,867.29 49,809.70 $262,661.9 SS6S.S4XS: Respectfully submited. D. GOODWITLUB1, City Treasurer. assessment without protest and without questioning the right of the municipal Coming next Tuesday and Wednesday' A Gem in Wonderful Setting' 1 THE NORTH END Placed on file. IT PZCXTOBO Adjourned.

ity to levy tne amount or tne eame ana do especially agree that we will make no contest of any kind, nature or description at any time to the payment of the said assessment and the entire in LORAN ELLIOTT. City Clerk. "A Romance of the Redwoods" Menu For Tcxaorrow 1 Stents, 35e Matinees, 15c 46.867.29 Careless Uss of Soap Spoils ths "Fatty Arbuckle at the Bijou next Saturday morning. SCHOOL Tuition 738.75 Interest from banks 13.63 St. Clair County Normal Training class 325.00 Bills twice allowed 1.25 1,078.63 Red Cross Meeting A regular meeting of the North End Red Cross chapter will be held in the guild rooms of St.

Paul's church. Friday afternoon. An Interesting feature of the meeting will be a talk on British Red Cross work, by Mrs. H. W.

Stewart of Sarnia. Members having Red Cross tags may exchange them for buttons. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend the meeting. Mr. and Mrs.

Herford, Pine Grove avenue, motored to Detroit, Sunday, where they spent the day with friends Mrs. Levi Geer, Detroit, has been visiting at the home of her brother, I. R. Lake, Maple street. Mrs.

Hamilton Is 111 at the home of her Mrs. Collins. Pine LIBRARY Board of Education supplies 1.43 1.43 BREAKFAST Oranges Boiled Rice Milk Waffles Syrup Coffee LUNCH Sweetbread Salad Cocoa Fis Sandwiches DINNER Cream of Cheese Soup Cottage Pie Cabbage Salad Savory Wafers Prune Whip Coffee 61.304.21 Tho Family DISBURSEMENTS Pay rolls, salary Pay rolls, municipal building Pay rolls, probation Pay rolls, contingent Pay Rolls, police Pay rolls, fire Pay rolls, health Pav rolls, sewer repair Today and Tomorrow IE DOCGLAS FAIRBANKS In I I "THE AMERICANO" LJ also MoUie King In lEJ "THE. MYSTERY OP THE fTl DOUBLE CROSS" Matinees 1:45 3-30 Evening 6:45 :45 1 Coming Monday YVm. S.

Hart in Pay rolls, street cleaning Soap should be used very cnreruTr if you -want to keep your hair loolda. its best. Most soaps and prepare shampoos contain too much aJJu' This dries the scalp, makes the hai. brittle, and ruins The best thins; for steady use ir Just ordinary mulsified cocoanutj ei (which is pure and greaseless)r an is better than the most expensive soac or anything else you can use. One or two teaspoonfula fcT cleanse the, hair and scalp there- ly.

Simply moisten the hair water and rub it in. It make ai abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removfcr-every particle of dust, dirt, danCrc. and excessive oiL The hair Cr!" quickly and evenly, and it leaves tl scalp soft, and the hair fine silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and esst; to manage. You can get mulsified cocoannt kr at any pharmacy, if very cheap, as-a few ounces will supply every member of the family for months. Advertisement.

thereof. We do further agree that In the event we dispose of any of the property owned by us before the eighth part of such assessment is payable, that we will put in the conveyance conveying said property a clause to the effect that the grantee shall be obliged to assume the payment of all unpaid parts of such special assessment. Respectfully, MR. AND -MRS. C.

R. OSIUS. Referred to city attorney. June 20, 1917. To the Honorable Mayor and City Commission.

The undersigned requests permission to erect an electric sign on the northeast corner of Huron avenue and Grand River avenue, reading "Bijou Theatre." The undersigned already has secured permission from the management of the Western Union Telegraph company to use the pole at this point The undersigned also requests permission to string a row of electric lights leading from this pole to his theatre, situated at Grand River avenue and Michigan street. The undersigned guarantees to have these signs conform to the public safety requirements of the city. Trusting that prompt action may be taken in this connection, the undersigned remains, HERB L. WEIL. Referred to Commissioner of Public Safety with power to act.

To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council, City of Port Huron, Mich. Dear Sirs: Upon receipt of a communication from Adjutant W. H. Smith, 33rd infantry, Michigan National Guard, outlining the need which that regiment has for an additional $500 in its regimental fund for band music and other necessaries, this committee haa appropriated two-thirteenths of that sum, that beln the fraction which the two Flint companies bear to the thirteen comprising the regiment. As your citv is a station of the 33rd 1,663.31 199.50 35.00 1,107.64 1.490.25 2,035.56 244.33 66.97 338.00 5.00 881.33 187.46 6,483.41 381.45 303.00 919.67 19.25 185.46 41.66 134.75 196.40 11.85 96.98 671.35 "THE SQUARE DEAL.

ltd MAN Savory Wafers found togetner in a mortor. two tablespoonf uls butter, one quarter pound Roquefort cheese, one quarter teaspoonful salt, one quarter teaspoonful paprika and suf-ficent tarragon vinegar to mix all to a paste. Spread this on long, un-salted finger wafers. Prune Whip Soak two doen prunes over night, then stew until very soft, drain, then remove the stones and chop the fruit Beat the whites six eggs to a stiff meringue, with six tablespoonfuls powdered sugar, stir in the prunes and turn the mixture into a deep buttered dish and bake in a steady oven for about forty minutes. Serve at once with cream.

imfHiiEii 11 flFhAiiMimmjgp lay roll, market Pay rolls, cemetery expense Pay rolls, cemetery improvement Pay rolls, rubbish removal Pay rolls, highway Pay rolls, bridge Pay rolls, park Pay rolls, bath house Pay rolls, sewer Pay rolls, visiting nurse Fay rolls, street repairs Sundry Expense Elections Municipal building Fuel and light Contingent Grove avenue. Mrs. Peters. Poplar street, Is entertaining her brother. Mr.

Sinkey from out of town. Mrs. Prestage, Tenth avenue, who has been spending the past two months with her son near Flint, has returned home. She was accompanied by her daughter, who will spend her vacation in this city. Mrs.

George Fair, is ill at her home on Lyons street. Will Sanjule, Stone street, has accepted a position with the Grand Trunk. Mrs. Gass, who was called here owing to the illness of her father, Mr. Craig.

Pine Grove avenue, has returned to her home in Detroit. Mr. Craig is improving. A. D.

McLean and son Neal of Detroit spent Sunday at their home on Tenth avenue. Ford Mid dleton, Pine Grove avenue who has been ill of pneumonia is improving nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby.

Ponlar me Afternoon shows colimence at HIDDEN PUZZLE evening at continuous thereafter. TODAY JCATSI.TN WIT.T.TAMS, and TSEODOBE EOBEBTS In IHB COST OF HATRED" Also TSAHCXS X. BtTSXMAN and BETEKLT BATHT In THE GBEAT SECRET" BCatinees. 10c. JTights, 15o "ratty Arbuckle at the kiddies sbow Saturday morning.

Silk Skirtsgal off Samples Friday Silk Specials For Friday and Saturday Some of our most popular sellers at way below present values. FLORAL TAFFETA beautiful combed effects in vari-colored floral designs. Very high grade, regular $2.50 1 value $eXS street, entertained relatives from Deckerville over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis DIctfinson, Detroit, are spending their vacation with his parents on Lyons street. Mrs. S. Harris, Lyons street, who is spending the summer at their farm, west of Port Huron, spent a few days in this section, recently. Miss Gladys Brotherton, Lyons street, has gone to Croswell, to attend the commencement exercises of the high school.

Harold McLean, Tenth avenue has accepted a position at the Wlndemere hotel. Mr. and Mrs. J. Tate, of Deckerville have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.

Emeric, Poplar street and other relatives In this section. The other woman or the wife, which one la to blame? we respectfullv suggest that your municipality appropriate one-thirteenth of the sum requested and transmit same to Adjutant Smith at Fort Wayne, which sum is approximately $39.00. In this and future calls upon us by the 33rd it will be well for the twelve cities represented in that regiment to work in close accord to the end that the regiment shall be well equipped for the trying duties that lie ahead of it. Our boys need to know that their municipalities are squarely behind them when they march to the front, and this is an opportunity for the cities interested to place themselves on record to that effect. For your information let us say this committee was appointed by the mayor and confirmed by the founcil of the city of Flint, and that the above appropria-atlon has been made from the public moneys.

Very truly, ARTHUR POUND, Executive Secretary. The Neglected Wife" Coming soon to the etaXi nc and BUOTT 1 Vacation time all of summer time, for that matter demands a "dress upw. skirt or two. You can save a tidy sum on yours "if you'll step in here tomorrow and select from this showing at $5.00, $6.00, $7.00, up to These figures represent a very substantial discount as you'll Black, navy, stripes and plaids in the wanted shades. Don't forget Friday.

KHAKI KOOL STRIPES sold extensively (Real Estate Transfera MAJESTIC JUNE 24 Sunday Matinee and Night 7 BIG ACTS OF 17 VAUDEVILLE I for collars and trimming. $3.19 Our finest qual ity, $4 Seats reserved for "Furnished By The St. Clair County Abstract Company Karl Schmidt and wife to Jeremiah King, Jr. and wife; land In Port Hu- 15c 25c First Show at Night King. jr.

and wife to Cole; land in township Port S1200- lum Frederick W. Becker and wife to enoBros. FANCY STRIPE POPLINS very fine for skirtings, trimmings, etc. $1.50 value tPX PAISLEY SILKS and KHAKI KOOL designs $3.00 value $2.59 value $2.19. RAJAH SILKS in plain Eat China: etc.

tOWMWp Gustav Hill and wife et al to Teofil Kwiatoski and wife; land In Port Huron. $675. Referred to city attorney. Port Huron, June 20, 1917. To the Mayor and City Commissioners: Gentlemen: I most respectfully request your honorable body to increase my salary to ninety dollars per month.

The high cost of living compels me to make this request. Hoping that you will give this favorable consideration, I remain, Very truly, W. A. REOCH, Clerk of Police Court. Referred to Commissioner Boynton.

Vlsltinir Stars. To the Honorable Mayer and Commissioners of the City of Port Huron. Report of visiting nurse from May 1st 1916 to May 1st, 1917: Total number of calls 1830 Sick babies cared for 23 Maternity case cared for 25 Prenatal cases 20 Pneumonia cases cared for i 7 Cases of paralysis and chronic invalids 6 Have received donations of clothing, baby buggies and sewing machines which have been iven to needy poor of the city. ELIZABETH A- COLEMAN, Visiting Nurse. Placed on file.

COOL UNDERMUSLINS will play a big part in your summer comfort. Our third floor department is filling the wants of many these days from an immense stock and at moderate prices, Knox Dry Goods Co. FIRS TDAY OF SUMMER Find a man. REBUS Fee for conveyance. YESTERDAY'S ANSWERS Left side down against hands.

Organize. dojtt Bssrm colors, 40 inches, wide, 620 GD. RIVER AVE. Highest cash prices paid for Hides, Rags, Rubber Paper, Magazines and Old Metals. All orders promptly called for in'city.

Call and sec us or telephone 1930. $3.50 values $2.89 Bill Don't kick a man be-esnse he is drank. Help him. Surely every men is worth MTing. Drop as line end let us toll you how we can aid bins.

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