Pinckney, Livingston County, Michigan, Thursflay, October 18, 1914 No. 42

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1 '., ' - '. ' " ". Pnckney, Lvngston County, Mchgan, Thursflay, October 18, 1914 No. 42 LOOK THS UP 'raternal nsurance s Lable to et a "Knockout" n November ABOUT TRES Suggestons for Care of Tres When not n use Durng Wnter Months Correct Mchgan Commercal Travellers' JUsool&tfon, the Federaton of Labor; the Brotherhood of Ralway Tranmen have passed resolutons nstructng all ther members to ad n defeatng the amendment. ".r^- ^ KP'-v:-^ " '' '% "tvs f! W At the general electon on the Mr. L. Greenwald, head of the thrd of November there s to be Servce Department of the Frestone Tre & Rubber Company, Toted upon an amendment to the $fcate consttuton affectng frat- suggests the followng precautons ^^ rnal eocetes and f by any to auto owners: ^^Dhance t should receve a majorty of the votes cast the mmedate your car for the season, jack t up, When you are through wth reanlt wll be the excluson of remove the tres from the rms, practcauy every.socety of that and wash them well wth soap and nature from the state. n ther water. Be sure to remove all efforts to defeat the measure the traces of ol or grease. The rms "350,000 members of fraternal too, should be sandpapered to remove all traces of rust accumula^ eocetes. n the state have joned hands and are appealng to ther don, and panted wth lqud frends to ad them at the polls graphte. <by votng "no." nner tubes should be deflated, n many countes organzatons and placodnn a box, or wrapped of Maccabees, Woodman, Yeomen, n a clean cloth or paper, and lad Gleaners, Loyal Guards, Foresters flat m a dark place wth no weght and others, s beng perfected and restng on them. f they are left a systematc campagn aganst the n the tubes, they should be partly nflated. Amendment s to be made. State nsurance Commssoner. Whle the car s not n use s Wnshlp has already gven t as an opportune tme to have nec hs opnon that the adopton of the amendment wll exclude the socetes from the state and that no socety n the future wll be permted to pay anythng except death losses no sck benefts, on old age dsablty clams, no hosptal benefts, etc. n->ddton to all the fraternal eocetes n the state whch are fghtng the proposed amendment other organzatons, such as the October Jurors Drawn U. The followng gentlemen have been drawn to serve as jurors at the next term of the crcut court whch convenes October 19th. Handy, Fred Stenacker, John Greve; J^oweU, Roy Latson, B. Bucknell; osco, Chester Yeland, ~W\ B. House; Maron, T. Rchardson, Norman Wltse; Oceola, E. Kellogg, Thurber Cornell; Put- - nam, W-, E. Murphy, G. W. Clark; Tyrone, J H. Harrs, John D, McKeon; Unadlls, Herbert C. Yooam, John Hayle; Brghton, ^ Bert Bradley, Wll Donaldson; X essary repars made on tres. t s the repar shops slack season and-asyou are n no hurry for the return of the tres, they can devote all the tme necessary for your job and do t rght. Examne tres well and have ajjl cuts n the tread extendng through to the fabrc, repared. By followng these suggestons, you can add many mles to the lfe of your tes. 1¾ ^ohpctab, Claade Bnrkhart, Floyd "^lder; Conway, Alton Grant; P&eerfteld,: Wllam. Bennett; G e- Tapper of ths place. On the 14th noa, James Hayes; Green Oak} Wllam Euler; Hamburg, Henry Dammann; Hartland, H. H. Lemen. ' '/ ' " Card of Thanks We wsh to express oar fcncere thank to all thejerend.. who aftftted' OB a the tme >f our tttreavement n the loss of onr 4tto#te;r. JlfUa wth to t&ank to^chorob^te exceltent mask and thosevbooontrbttted to the floral ofcrfg. " " fcvm, O. Wlson 1^3^::^¾ AMhe e«hant for ooupctov fck tjl4 v<: J^f- JT^r!>,.-: -V «-/'., -.../. '....^- : yv ^ Boy «ot» losco to at Mrs. Sheldon Webb Sarah Ann Kuhn waa born at Sparta, Lvngston county, N. Y. state, November 18, 1830, and passed away at her home Thursday, October 8, 1914, at the age of 85 years, 10 months and 20 days. \ She waa a daughter of Peter J. and Sarah Kuhn, beng one o a famly ol eght.chldren, four boys Mt^V#a Coe t the goett ollwatvde n the Pnclmef oem -: r~-~ ; ^f ->r>' ; t «. >?' «-. 'r. :. You need a druggst who KNOWS HOW just as much as you need a knowng doctor. We do not keep you, watng all day when you brng your prescrptons to us; we fll them AT ONCE and use only hghest grade, unadultered compounds. Ths s why our drug busness has grown. We accommodate our customers and they BELEVE n us. We gye you what you ASK for C. G. MBY&R Pnck ncy, Mch. Phone 55r3 Everythng that the above mples wll be found emboded n our large and well assorted lne of box papers, to meet your every requrement, both n qualty and prce. Wthout desrng to boast, we feel that our lne s second to none n the county. Prces 15c to $1. Per Box THE VERY LATEST N NTAL SEALS For puttng the fnshng touches to your correspondence, use mother of pearl seals, wth your ntal 25 to Pkg. for 10c <p Qualty^ How Would You Lke to Help Your Church? We wll gve to the Church Socety that returns the larges} number of Wrappers taken from MOTHERS BREAD and four grls, of whom onlyouejg Made by the Jackson Bakng Company and sold by us, a Cash Prze of $ sster, Mra. Davd Boberts of osco j And tq the sudety' retu rnng the second largest number of wrappers a Cash Prze survves her. She came to Mch of S5.00. Ths contest t;) run untl December 30, The wrappers must be gan wth her parents n 1834 and lved two years n Washtenaw delvered to us each week and vvc wll make a record of the number and the przes county. n the sprng.of 1837 wll be awarded at the close of the contest. Use MOTHERS BREAD and help they moved to Tosco where her wn the bg prze for your favorte Church Socety. father took up 120 acres of land from the government. MONKS BROTHERS On Aprl 18,1855, she was unted n marrage to Sheldon Webb and resded on hs farm n West Putnam. To ths unon, were born two daughters, Mrs. Martn C. Wlson of Flnt and Mrs. Wlls day of August, 1872, they moved to the old homestead where she lved untl her death. She was proceeded to the better land by her husband on March 15, March 31, 1889, Mrs. Webb became a member of the Congregatonal church and remaned fathful to her church and her God untl the tme of her death. Besdes the two daughters mw turned, there survves her one stepeon, B.0. Webb of Putnam, one step-daaghter, Mrs, J. S. Jenkns of Flnt, one Bster, Mrs. Davd Boberts ol osco,.ten grandchld. ren seven great grandchldren, «od many other relatves and.frenda.'.,. '..'- - "-. - The funeral aervoea were held Monday afternoon.oct 12, from the Congregatonal ohotttr, favr Oatrander offcatng.- nterment w l-a -^' %.~'V' 'f < v - BARGANS AT Murphy & Jackson's Our Stock s Large and Must Be Reduced We Need Monej and Need t Badly. To Get t Means a Sacrfce of Profts For Cash. ' Our Loss Your Qan Best Rasns Gold Medal Flour, per sack Nero Coffee, 30c value Staff's Columbus Flour, per sack Men's 15c Canvas Gloves, knt wrst Men's 1-35 Sweater Goat 9c value 36 nch Brown Cotton Men's Work Shoes >-^:~,. f :;. r«- r 10c 70c P,» : :'V" ^¾.^ 1% \ l 'Pk ' J, J :7J X>\ $ - ft"» "!»» ).4 -fel.-ll ~ VM- ^1 jft^.^jj.av^.ftsa.-.tfl' WA-M M MX.S. rt.: J H

2 '. f F ^ - W ^ ' - ^ ' '." - '. 1 ; : -. ^ - - '.'. ' ',. -. < ' V 1,.< - 'v.", m ' h;? PNCKNEY DSPATCH r! R! & ' # - ':-< ' 5 '» ; 4 ^tjv:,. ' V> ;. s.' - jfc' ' ^ afcry-r / -»v -.'V:- S ' - '. -. fc;^,v-:^'.r^; m. -f ^ ' " ' OLDL MMBE ^0U5EORS5 <^ AUTHOR a "THE STORY Of SARAH/ "THr SHP Or DREAMS." ETC., 8YNOPS8. Captan Abraham Rose and Angellne. h«wfe, have lost ther lttle home through Abc-'n unlucky purchase of Tena- «y Gold mnng stock. Ther household oods sold, the )100 aucton money, all fhey have left, wll place Abe n the Old Man's home, or Angy n the Old Lady's home. Both are self-sacrfcng but Abe decdes: "My dear, ths s the fust tme ve had a chance to take-the wust of t." The old couple bd good-by to the lttle house. Terror of "what folks wll say" ends them along by-paths to the gate of the Old Ladles' home. Mss Abgal, matron of the Old Ladles' home, hears/ of the ll.fortune of the old couple. She tells the other old lades, and Blossy. who has pad a double fee for the only double bedchamber, voces the unanmous verdct that Abe must be taken n wth hs wfe. he la "Old Lady No. 31." The old lades Abe awakens next mornng to fnd that E ve hm such a warm welcome that he made to feel at home at once. "Brother Abe" expands under the warm recepton of the ssters, and a regn of peace begns n \he Old Lades home. Abe s the center of the communty. The sem-annual vst of Blossy's aged lover, Capt. Samuel Darby, s due. Abe advses her to marry hm. For the frst tme the captan fals to appear. Blossy consults Abe so often regardng Darby, hs old captan n the lfe-savng servce, that gossp begnb to buzz. Aunt Nancy takes Abe to task for flrtng wth Blossy. He s much concerned when he learns that Angy s Jealous. Blossy drves away wth Darby to be marred. CHAPTER X Contnued. " told yer never could stand t here amongst all these dratted womenfolks," Abe would declare. "t's all your fault that ddn't go to the poorhouse n peace." " notce yew ddn't rase no objectons untl yew'd lved here a year," Angy would retort; but gnorng ths remark, he would go on: "t's 'Brother Abe' ths an' 'Brother Abe' that, as ef had thrty wves a-pesterln' me nstd of one. can't kll a fly but t's 'Brother Abe, lemme bury hm fer yew.' Do yer all thnk be a baby?" demanded the old gentleman wth glarng eye. " guest 'm able ter do somethln' fer myself onde n a whle. han't so old as some folks mght thnk," he contnued wth superb nconsstence. " be a mere chld compared wth that sr plagued Nancy Smth." t took very lttle to exhaust Angy's ablty for ths style of repartee, and she would rejon wth tender but mstaken efforts to soothe and comfort hm: "Thar, thar, father 1 Don't gt excted now. Seems ter me ye 're a leetle bt feversh. Ef only yew'd take ths here tansy tea." Abraham would gve one exasperated glance at the tn cup and mutter nto the depths of hs beard: "Tansy tea an' old women! Old women an' tansy teat Tansy tea be darned!" Abe faled perceptbly durng the summer, grew feebler as the autumn wnds blew n, and by November he took to hs bed and the physcan of the home, a lttle whffet of a pompous dot, was called to attend hm. The doctor, determned at the start to make a severe case of the old man's afflcton n order that he mght have the greater glory n the end, be t good or bad, looked very grave over Abraham's tongue and pulse, prescrbed medcne for every half hour, and lad ^ especal stress upon the necessty of keepng the patent n bed. "Humbug!" growled the secretly terrfed nvald, and n an excess of Bravado took he black slk neckte from where t hung on the bedpost and ted t n a bow-knot around the collar Of bt pnk-strped nghtshrt, so that ke would be n proper shape to receve any of the ssters. Then he lay very etlll, h yes closed, as they came tp. toeng n. and out Ther tongues were SB gentle tptoe too, although not so gentle but that he could hear then advsng: One, a "good, stff mustard " one, an "onon poultce;" an- "Spansh blster;" whle Aunt Nancy stopped short of nothng leas than "old-fashoned bleedng. Abe toy Tory stll and wondered f they ntent to kll hm. He was probably gong to de anyhow, so why torment sk. Only when he was dead, be feoped that they would thnk more ktetfly of hm. And so surrounded yet alone, the old man fougm hs secret untl mercfully he went to When he awoke there were the sstarn agan; and day after day they epsnt ther combned-efforts n keepng hm on bs back and forcng hm to take Ms medcne, the only apprecable resultng therefrom beng the tha wth hs tax upon ther devothe ntt lades came once more to raajard Aba as the most precous poa- eja>km of the Home. / ; "What ef he should der they whskered among thesnsehres, repentant enongb of ther late oondemnaton of htm end :ajready desohue at the th^ esrft ksny^ lttle hardh ' >.. wth them for the "great haven" over tnere; and the whsper reachng the sckroom, Abe's fever would rse, whle he could never lft hs lashes except to see the specter of helpless old age on one sde of the bed and death upon the other. "What's the matter wth me?" he demanded of the doctor, as one who would say: "Pooh! pooh! You're a humbug! What do you mean by keepng me n bed?" Yet the old man was tremblng wth that nner fear. The physcan, a femnne knd of a bearded creature hmself, took Abe's hand n hs an engagng trck he had wth the old lades. "Now, my frend, do not dstress yourself. Of course, you are a very sck man; cannot deceve you as to that; but durng my professonal career, have seen some remarkable cases of recovery and " "But what's the matter wth me?" broke n Abe, by ths tme farly whte wth fear. The doctor had assured hm that all hs organs were eound, so he could only conclude that he must have one of those unusual dseases such as Mss Abgal was readng about n the paper yesterday. Maybe, although hs legs were so thn today, he was on the verge of an attack of elephantass! "What's the matter wth me?" he repeated, hs eyes growng wlder and wlder. What the doctor really repled would be dffcult to tell; but out of the confuson of hs techncaltes Abe caught the words, "nerves" and "hystera." "Mother, yew hear that?" he cred. " got narvous hystercs. told yer somethln' would happen ter me a-comn' to ths here place. All them old woman's dseases s ketchn'. Why on 'arth ddn't yer let me go to the poorhouse?" He fell back-on the pllow and drew the bedclothes up to hs ears, whle Angy followed the doctor out nto the hall to receve, as Abe supposed, a more detaled descrpton of hs malady. He felt too weak, however, to queston Angy when ehe returned, and stubbornly kept hs eyes closed untl he heard Mrs. Homan tptoe nto the room to announce n hushed tones that Blossy and Samuel Darby were below, and Samuel wanted to know f he don't yew know that 'm a.doomed man? got the 'narcous hystercs.'" "Yew got the pp! "retorted Captan Darby contemptuously, and trottng quckly around to the Bde" of the bed, he sezed Abe by the shoulders and began to drag hm out upon the floor, cryng agan, "Gt up!" The sck man could account for ths remarkable behavor n no way except by concludng that hs old captan had, gone nto senle dementa oh, cruel, cruel afflctons that lfe brngs to old folks when lfe s almost done! Well, thought Abe, he would rather be sck and de n bs rght mnd than go crazy. He began to whmper, whereupon Samuel threw hm back upon Hs pllows n dsgust. "Cryn'! Oh, swan, he's cryn'!" Darby gave a short largh pregnant wth scorn. "Abe Rose, dew yew know what alls yew?" he demanded, fxng hs eyes fercely upon the nvald. "Dew yew'know what'u happen tew yew f yew don't gt out o' ths bed an' ths here house? Ether yer beard'll fall out an yew'11 dwndle deown ter the sze o' a baby or yew'll turn nto a downrght old woman Aunt Abraham! won't that sound nce? Or 'Em." yew'll de or yew'll go crazy. Gt out er bed " The patent shook hs head and sank back, closng hs eyes, more exhausted than ever. And he hmself had heard mght see the nvald. Angy warn ths man n a whsper not Then Abe threw off the covers n a/ to "rle hm upl" Remorselessly went hurry and sat up. "Sam'l Darby?" he asked, the strength comng back nto hs voce. "A man! Nary a woman ner a doctor! Yes yes, show hm up!" Angy nodded n responee to Mrs. Homan's glance of nqury; for had not the doctor told her that t would not hasten the end to humor the patent n any reasonable whm? And she also consented to wthdraw when Abe nformed her that he wshed to be left alone wth hs vstor, as t was so long snce he had been face to face wth a man "an' no pettcoat a-hangn' 'round the corner." "Naow, be v keerful. Cap'n Darby," the lttle mother-wfe cautoned at the door, "be very keerful. Don't stay tew long an' don't rle hm up, fer he's dretful excted. Abe s." CHAPTER X. Mental Treatment Lttle Samuel Darby paused at the foot of the bed and stared At Abe wthout sayng a word, whle Abe fxed bs dm, dstressed eyes on hs vstor wth a dumb appeal for assstance. Samuel looked a very dfferent man from the om bachelor who used, to come a-woong every sx months at the Homo. Ether marrage had brought hm a new growth of har, or else Blossy bad selected a new wg for hm a modest cloee, ron-gray whch ftted hs poll to on the rejuvenated Darby: "Han't a-goln' ter gt up, bah? Yew old mollycoddle! Yew babyl Old Lady 31! Ktty calf! But han't a-blamn' yew; ef had lved n ths here place a year an' a half, 'd he stark, starn' madl Leetle tootsewootset Gt up!" Abe had opened hs eyes and was once more starng at the other, hs mnd slowly comng to the lght of the realsaton that Samuel mght be more sane than hmself. "That's what told Angy all along," he ventured. "1 told her, says, says Pttsburgh Cleanup. The glad tdngs have gone forth that for the frst tme n hstory Pttsburgh has a regularly organsed squad of polcemen whose duty t's to protect women from nsults, to scour the streets for loafers, to scan the movngpcture shows, patrol the parks and "<«<«a generally vglant eye ter "mashers," f ths squad s gfted wth the ordnary sense of sght t wn fnd Work to do at the start rght la. the. mdst of the busness center. perfecton. Marrage or Blossy had can start n on Ttftk avenue and also overcome n Samuel that tendency to hang hs hand "to _ starb/dj the day or evenng, and before reach- Smlthfleld street at most any boor of end" now he lfted hle'^fbtew^^ up a pathe manner of one who would say: trot wagon load Of the most obnoxous "See! 'm kng of myself and my characters that nfest the cty. Pttsburgh Post household! Behold what one woman has done for me!" And n torn Abe's unstrung vgor and feeble dependence cred out as loudly: 1 havent a leg left to stand on. Behold what too much woman has done for me!" M Alnt yew a-gon tor shake hands f nqured Abraham at last, wonderng at the long slence and the ncomprehensble stare, hs fears accentuated by ths seemng ndcaton of a supreme and hopeless pt "An't yew a-goln' ter shake hands? Br be yew afeard of ketchn' t tawr Forjjt moment longer Samuel con tnned to stare, then of a sudden be roared, "Ot upr "Huhf" averted Abe, not belltftaf bs own ears: "Why, Onp»n BanVL Dsrvrla's Regret f bad to lve my lfe over agan, would hare mads a rule to read some poetry and lsten to some musc atnast ones a/ every week, for perhaps the parts of my bran now atro» phedv would thus have been kept alve through use. Tho loss of these tastes s a loss of happness, and auy. ppesbly be njurous to.the ntellect and more probably to the moral character, by enfeeblng the emotonal part of our nature, Charles Darwn. The ottrnmer 910½. Cleave ever to the summer sde of d^abt-teuyaon., 'Humbug! Foolshness! Ye're a- makn' a reg'lar baby of me. Why.' says, 'what's the dfference between me an' these here women-folks except that wear a beard an' smoke a ppe?" "Then why don't yew gt up' demanded the nexorable Samuel. "Gt up an' fool 'em; or, gosh all hemlock! they'll be measurln'yew fer yer coffn next week. When come nter the hall, what dew yew thnk these here ssters o'yourn was a-dscussln'? They was a-argun' the p'nt as to whether they'd bury yew n a shroud or yer Sunday sut." Abraham put one foot out of bed. Samuel took hold of hs arm and wth ths assstance the old man managed to get up entrely and stand, though shakng as f wth the palsy, upon the floor. "Feel pooty good, don't yew?" demanded Samuel, but wth less severty. "A leetle soft, a leetle soft," muttered the other. "Gmme my cane. Thar, ef one o' them women comes n the door 'll 'll " Abraham rased hs stck and shook t at the nnocent ar. "Whar's my ppe? Ms' Homan, she went an' hd t last week." After some searchng, Samuel found the ppe n Abe's hatbox underneath the old man's beaver, and produced from hs own pocket a package of tobacco, whereupon the two sat down for a quet smoke, Samuel chucklng to hmself every now and agan, Abe modestly seekng from tme to tme to cover hs bare legs wth the skrt of hs pnk-strped nlghtrobe, not darng to reach for a blanket lest Samuel should call hm names agan. Wth the very frst puff of hs ppe, the lght had come back nto the nvald's eyes; wth the second, the ashen hue completely left hs cheek; and when he had pulled the tenth tme on the ppe, Abe was ready to laugh at the ssters, the whole world, and even hmself? "Hy-guy, but t's splendd to feel lke a man ag'ln!" The wtch of Hawthorne's story never gazed more fondly at her "Feathertop" than Samuel now gazed at Abraham pullng away on hs ppe; but he determned that Abraham's fate should not be as poor "Feathertop's." Abe must reman a man. "Naow look a-here, Abe," he began after a whle, layng hs hand on the other's, knee, "dew yew knaow that yew come put' ngh gt tn' swamped n the bg breakers? Ef hadn't come along an' throwed out the lfe-lne, yew " "Sam'l," nterrupted the new Abraham, not wthout a touch of asperty, "whar yew been these sx months? A-leavln' me ter de of apron strngs an' doctors! Of course ddn't 'spect nuthn' o' yew when yew was Jlst a bachelor, an' we'd sort o' lost sght er each other fer many a year, but arter yew got connected wth the Hum by marrage sorter " "Connected wth the Hum by marrage!" broke n Samuel wth a snort of ndgnant protest "Me!" Words faled hm! He stared at Abe wth Yawnng. Doctor Naegel, professor of medcne at Lege unversty, commends the practce of yawnng, whch appears to annoy lx>rd Charles Beretord so profoundly. A good yawn, the Belgan professor mantans, s excellent for all the breathng organs; but there s an art n yawnng Just the same as there s an art n breathng. Every yawn should be as deep as poesullenly: "Whar yew an' Blossy been all ths tme?" _ "Dew yew mean ter tell me, Abe Rose, that yew ddn't know that Aunt Nancy forbd Blossy the house 'cause she ddn't go an' ask her permsson ter gt splced? Oh fergot," he added. "Yew'd gone upstars ter take a nap that day we come back from the mnster's." (TO B«CONTXNUJflD.) Beyond Hm. Sr Frederck Brdge, famous Brtsh organst once told a story of a muscal party he attended where they had an automatc pano. could not make out the. musc at al" he sad. "t sounded very abstruse, and felt that was not educated up to t Sometmes sosmod to recognse t whspered to one of the lades: 'What s ltf "The answer was: 'Bach's Fugue to D mnor.' " dscovered afterward that the per forated paper had beta put n upsde down, and the Fugue was beng played backward," -v Famous Regment The Buffs, the famous old "Nutcrackers,' of whch the kng of Denmark was apponted coonemn-che on hs recent vst to Bnglandrare one of the oldest corps n the Brtsh army. They were evolved from the old traned band n the duqrr of Elsabeth, and because of ths ancent connecton wth the captal they have the prlvlege of marchng through tho cty of London wth fxed bayonets, beatng drums and flyng colors. ts Knd. "Judgng by the way the mltants are carryng on tho cty government of London must bo a farce," "What oaa yon expect when' the bead' of t s a knght's mayorr T,, requres good tobacco to make good cgarettes, and good tobacco comes hgh. Only the /nexpensve, sensble wrappng. enables us to offer 20 Fatma Cgarettes for 15 cents. "Dstnctvely ndvdual" DR. J. D. KELLOGQ'8 ASTHMA Remedy for the prompt relef of Asthma and Hay Fever. Aak Your druggst for t. Wrte fer FREE SAMPLE. fforthrup & LYMAN CO. Lt<L BUFFALOJfcT. Self-Government m Prson. The movement to test tho self-governng capacty of lawbreakers s spreadng. A councl was elected recently by the nmates of the New Jersey reformatory at Rahway, of whch Frank Moore s superntendent Each ter elected two members of the councl, makng a body of 28 representatves. The purposes of the councl are to try to have each boy "keep perfect order, lve strctly up to the rules of the nsttuton, reduce the number of reports and when paroled to make good." Weekly meetngs are held and suggestons from nmates for the beneft of ther fellows are consdered. acton and also to fll the vtal organs wth a current of fresh sr. Doctor Naegel has known of many cases la whch a sore throat has been allevated by persstent yawnng. But how are you to nsure a yawn? Lsten to speeches? Naturally the reformer sn't a cess unless he makes good. Breakfasts of "Other Days" tan somethng Eke th»: Ham. bacon or sausage: fred potatoes; ovmghnuts and coffee prepared by overworked mothers. Today's and TomwroVt Breakfasts ran about Qce than Post Toastes wth cream of frots; a poached egg or two; crsp toast; and a cap of Poatutn^ a royal starterforany day. " Quck, easy to serve, ap~ Detsons!. and M MadMr"Uk«4l sue / ' ^.' : N' J. ''1. y ; '.' ; v ; m ' '> ; 'f' >'f '' :. :. s "<V f 4 X 1 t \ 1 j'\ MM ' ' > -1 " ; «' v -" v... x.^-..r "V

3 Cf,} :¾ ;,;.- -v' &&«:. #. '''- ftltf; \ J» -. fc< V ^. r'v. >.. - '". M ". ; -.. RVE ARE ELECTED FVE BO BU8NE33 MEN OF MCH GAN ADDED TO BOARD OF LFE N8URANCE CO. 20 MLLON DOLLAR COMPANY gmkc^blgan Drectors to Promote nter- ^ r st«of 7,500 Mchgan Polcy.? holders. Port Wayne, ndana, October 12. A matter of great nterest to lfe nsurance polcyholders n Mchgan s the fact that the Lncoln Natonal Lfe nsurance Company of ths cty, one of the large companes wth a great many Mchgan polcyholders, has taken the progressve step of electng fve Mchgan men to ts board of drectors. They are: Hon. Edwn Denby. Edwn Denby of the well-known law frm of Chamberlan, May, Denby & WebBter of Detrot, and also a drector n the Denby Motor Truck company and Natonal Bank of Commerce and the treasurer of the Hupp Motor Car company. " Albert E. Sleeper, formerly treasurer of state and a banker at Bad Axe and other ctes n the Thumb Dstrct He s also a drector n the Merchants Natonal bank of Detrot. Henry E. Morton, presdent of the Morton Manufacturng company and presdent of the State Savngs bank at Muskegon Heghts, Mchgan. Henry C. Loverdge, a promnent attorney at Coldwater. ^ Burt S. Stratton, a promnent lfe nsurance agent and ctzen at Lansng. There are fve Mchgan lfe nsurance companes and at the end of last year ther combned nsurance n force n the, state amounted to less than 1 per cent of the lfe nsurance carred by the sxty-seven companes from out of the state whch wrote nsurance n Mchgan. So tar as we know, the Lncoln Lfe of Fort Wayne s the frst outsde company to elect Mchgan drectors to ts board and thus lend the assurance to ts 7,600 Mchgan polcyholders that ther nterests are beng looked after on the board of drectors by bg busness men of ther pwn state. Ths move on the part of the Lncoln Lfe ought to assure Mchgan people that ther nterests are recevng careful attenton and that the company merts the entre confdence of Mchgan people. The Lncoln Lfe has over twentyone mllons of lfe nsurance n force and about eght mllons of t s on the lves of Mchgan ctzens; t s wrtng new busness n Mchgan at the rate of two mllon dollars a year and has About 40 per cent of ts entre assets nvested n Mchgan farm loans and muncpal bonds. n other words the lfe nsurance premums that have been pad on these Mchgan polces has been renvested n the state to help buld up the resources of - ^ the Mchgan people. Ths s more than any other outsde company does and t should result n a greatly ncreased Mchgan busness for ths splendd company. The Lncoln Lfe s seekng to add to ts already splendd agency force n Mchgan and should ll^e to receve applcatons from Mchgan men or women'who seek employment or desre to better ther present postons. There s no lne of work open to the person of average educaton and ablty, wthout captal or nfluence, n whch the opportuntes for accomplshng mmedate fnancal returns, buldng up a substantal ncome and attanng to a poston of mportance and promnence n the busness affars of a xommunty, are equal to the" opportuntes offered by a lfe nsurance agency. The only captal requred s clean character, a clear head, honesty of purpose, tact, enthusasm and a bg surplus of ndomtable energy and grm determnaton to succeed. Endowed wth these prerequstes the man or woman who takes up lfe nsurance, work need have no fear of falure, and f he or she wll carefully study the busness, makng the best possble use of tme and opportuntes, there are no chances on profts, as success s certan. Adv. MOTHERS AND DAME FASHON Women Molds Her Daughter n Foundaton of Style and Taste From Earlest Years. Take the average grl, carefully note the manner n whch she s dressed and <then you have an advertsement good or bad for her mother. n some subtle manner a mother molds her daughter from babyhood n the style of her clothng, and t s a very mportant moldng, too. For f clothes do not make the man they do go a long way.n gvng a true mpresson of a woman. Every new dress that a mother buys for her lttle grl s a small stone n the foundaton of style and taste that wll gude her daughter n future years. was takng tea wth a well-known publc woman recently, and she called my attenton to two young busness grls who were sttng at another table n the restaurant. From the hat of one hung a t faded-lookng rose, her low- 'necked blouse was Tot mproved by her soled coat collar, and above her cheap-lookng patent shoes showed tawdry openwork stockngs. The other wore a smart, perfectly plan hat, neat, well-fttng costume, and was tastefully booted. """ "Dfferent mothers!" sad my companon brefly. Rehoboth Sunday Herald. Not for Hm. "There s a comet that s vsble to the naked eye at four o'clock n the mornng." " shall never see t am not such a gnk as to get up that early and my wfe wll never let me reman out that late." For/Male Eyes Only. "How s t that Blnks never mar red?" "He s't half as bg a fool as he looks." Phladelpha Ledger. Unnecessary Query. Customer How are your salted almonds? Fresh? Clerk No'm; salted. Judge. BS0RBNE STOPS AM2MC89 from a Bone Spavn, Rng Bone, Splnt, Curb, Sde Bone, or lmk trouble and gets horse gong sound. Does not buster or remove the har and hone can be worked. Page 17 n pamphlet wth each, bottle tells how. $2.00 a bottle delvered. Horse Book 9 K free. ABSORBNE, JR., antseptc lnment for manknd. Reduces Panful Swellngs, Enlarged Glands, Gotre, Went, Bruses, Varcose Vens. Varcostes, heals Old Sores. Allays Pan Wll tell you more f you wrte, fl and $2 a bottle at dealers or delvered. Book "Evdence free. Manufactured only by W.F.Y0UW8, P. D. F.,11l Tea t Srtwf^ttass. 6UNS ttarr "nets %ns«m SfetS^Sqfee GJtANULATED TCUNO LD W. N. U DETROT, NO "Nablck"d "New Rval" leaded ShotahoU Oood shootsrs and~ore ftrtrttrs an Wnchester "Nnblack and Mew Rval" Mask powder loaded ahsfla, They ore strongly made and loaded ^»ftagw ^^mm^m ^g^^^a^j^m^^jgb 4^# s^hrfaaeaamslsaaa tfaa«ask AtsuB emssaje^suaa^e Wmm our/ wangarawtanoa ox powuer, BOOS SBKB waaame> / t^rw^afeb- sbbnasaaan ea^asa^ DBV oven pas aam sjsa deep penasxasctt flsaha HBSOS ansa ansae. Matterst Yea) wfll' nttd SS^^SSHSBK S^^WW^^BS l^^wp W,^SW^^^W fl^^^v^sp ^^^V SS^^P" ^W^WB ^BJHY MP SSS^P BM^OT They Ars XhUBon^ Blfldy 8t otozy 1/frftffa PNCKNEY DSPATCH ALUES FORM NEW BATTLE LNE TO DEFEND OSTEND Germans Reported to Be Plannng the Capture of Belgan Kng PARS CLAMS THAT ARMY S HOLDNG ALL POSTONS Ggantc Cavalry Movements n Department of Somme s Barren of Results for Kaser Say London Dspatches. London German troops are advancng swftly toward Ostend, hopng to capture the cty by a sudden attack and makes prsoners of Kng Albert and the Belgan government offcals, accordng to a dspatch from The Hague. Belgan, Brtsh and French armes took postons Sunday on a new battle lne southeast of Ostend for the defense of that cty and a resumpton of operatons aganst the German lnes of communcat6n n Belgum. Strong Brtsh renforcements permtted" the Belgan army to pass Ghent ntact to effect a consoldaton wth the French and Brtsh.. Ths new stand of the alles s ntended to develop nto a strong offensve, Pars dspatches say, wth a vew toward strkng at Brussels, so menace the German communcaton" through Belgum as to make t necessary for the nvaders to abandon France and once for all remove the danger of another advance toward Pars. Large numbers of troops are sad to have been sent by General Joffre to renforce the alles already before Ostend, and operatons on a large scale are expected n that regon soon. Battle Lne Lengthened. Twenty thousand Germans marchng westward met a temporary check at Quatrecht, near Wetteren, east of Ghent, at the hands of French and Brtsh troops. The French communcaton ssued Sunday afternoon deals only wth the battle, or seres of battles, whch has been n progress for four weeks from east to west n France wth an ever extendng lne, whch now reaches northward from the elbow at Noyon to and across the Belgan border at Armenteres. The statement says that the alles have held ther postons everywhere and that German cavalry, whch was attemptng to envelop the alles' left wng and had sezed certan ponts of passage on the rver Lys t to the east of Are, 20 mles from the coast, was defeated and retred to the northeast nto the ArmentlereB dstrct. Cavalry on Large Scale. At the same tme, the Germans delvered a vgorous attack on the rght bank of the Ancre rver, between Arras and the Ose, wthout makng any pro greas. Ths ndcates that the battle n Pcardy, comprsng the department of Somme and part of Ose, Pas-de-Calals and Asne, n whch the cavalry s partcpatng on a scale not seen n prevous modern wars, extends over a very consderable area. Here are many mles of open country where horsemen can maneuver wth advantage. Between the Rver Ose and Rhems, and partcularly n the regon northwest of Sossons, where the Brtsh forces are entrenched, further progress has been made. t thus seems probable tha the Germans have abandoned some of ther strongly entrenched postons n ths neghbor hood v t s reported that santary reasons have compelled ths, as the trenches n whch the troops have been lvng for weeks have become breedng places for dsease. The Germans have resumed ther nght attacks between Craonne and Rhems, whch, accordng to French accounts, have been repulsed. From Rhems to the Meuse, nothng of mportance has occurred.of late, but n the Apremont dstrct of the Woevre, to the east of St MheL the Germans made volent attacks durng the nght of October 9 and the followng day. Apremont was taken by the Germans, but was retaken by the French and remans n ther hands. The Germans apparently are determned to mantan as far as possble ther postons here, where they have perced the lne of fortfcatons between Verdun and Tou along the rver Meuse. Should they be successful aganst the lles elsewhere, ths doubtless would be the route by whch they would en deevor to enter the heart of France." Sgn Causes a Near Rot. A sgn n the wndow of a grocery store at Forty-thrd and Butler streets that sugar was sellng 25 poundd for $1.10 caused a rush of women. Men workng at nght or gong to work n the early mornng Lad read the sgn and hastened to tell ther wves of the sale. Three hundred women congregated, seekng opportunty to buy. The storekeeper found that a joker had been at work. 'Wednesday evenng he had panted a sgn, "Sugar. 25 pounds $1.90." Some one had erased the loop from the fgure nne. Pttsburgh Gazette-Tmes. Those Jersey Mosqutoes. " want some wre nettng to keep mosqutoes out of the house," sad the Jerseylte. "How about ths?" asked the clerk as he dsplayed a sample. "The mesh s too coarse," sad the customer. "1 may also want to use t for chckens." And What Happened Then? He would kss you f dared. She f were a man thnk would dare anythng. ALCOHOL-3 PER CENT AVefetable Preparaton Tor As smlatng the Food and Reg ula tng the Stomachs and Bowels or Promotes Dges Hon,Cheer fulness and Rest Contans nether Opum,Morphne nor Mneral NOT NARC OTC F«tpt tfom MxSwtn /fttktutsmlu /4HU4JJ AWSV/WM/ JlCnwutUStdn Hbrm Sttd - Cfmr/td Suyar Wnkrfrtt Ftdvor DrSAm/ Um# t AperfeclRemedy for Constpaton, Sour Stonvach.Darrhoea, Worms.Convulsons.Fever shness and LOSS OF SLEEP Facsmle Sgnature of THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK. A<{> month's old 35DOM-.S-J3CENT ^Guaranteed under the Foodtj Exact Copy of Wrapper. Not Often. "There s one respect/' sad Curran, "n whch fshng s a good deal safer sport than huntng.". "How s that?" quered Cushman. "Well," explaned Curran, "we don't make any fatal mstakes hookng up men who happen to look lke fsh, do we?" TOUR OWN DRUGGST WLL TELL TOTf tn MnrM JBy«Bm^J^.jM, Wat. Watery yea and Granulated ByeUdsr Mo Bnurtloj- ^-- ~ra Comfort. Wrt fov Book of too Wj» 11 FN. VVTUM «ya Beawdy Oo,( Chcago. Deserved tt "Yesterday," sad Jabson, " refused a poor woman a request for a small sum of money, and n consequence of my act passed a sleepfess nght. The tones of her voce were rngng n my ear the whole tme." "Tour softness of heart does you credt,' sad Mabson. "Who was the woman?" "My wfe!" Stray Stores. Equpped for t. 'Tour frend, Mr. Hewgag s qute an adept at lght conversaton." "He should be. He's lantern Jawed." 55 What a Cold Can Do Many a fata.r"cue of kdney dsease starts from a smple ould or chll. Congeston clo-» and weakens the kdneys. Urc posons oolleet, damage the kdneys and cause backache, rheumatc pan, headaches and urnary dbordenv Wnen doctorng a cold, thnk of tn> kdneys. Drnk water tremj to help Hush out the pot HOD. Take Doan'8 Kdney Plls to relevo congeston of the kdneys, gve np a heavy meat det and take plenty of rest Nature wll assst n the core. JJoan's Kdney Plls are used wth soooess and are pttbllcly recommended all over Uncvlsed world. A Mchgan Case Joslah Hoover, SOS 8. Catherne St., Bay Cty. Mch., says: " frst notced sedment n the kdney secretons, then my back began to ache and couldn't bend over. often got so dzzy had to st down. Doctors' medcne hud_ no effect and became thn and weak. Doan's Kdney P11U Went to the root of the trouble and three boxes completely cur^d me. Snce then my kdneys and back have gven me no trouble whatever." cwy PldMTsfls altar}" Cot Doan's at Any Storo. 80c DOAN'S VWV FOSTBMLBURN CO- BUFFALO. N. Y. CASTORA For nfanta and Chldren, SSSSaSSSBSSSSSSSBBBBSaSSSKSJSSSSSSSBSSSSMSSSSSMSMB The Knd You Have Always Bought Bears the Sgnature of For Over Thrty Years CASTORA Your lver s Clogged Up That's Why You're Tred-^ut of Sorts Have No Appette. CARTER'S LTT1 LVER PLLS wll put you rght n a few days. They d ther duty. Cure Constpaton, - ^^ Blousness, ndgeston and Sck Headache) SMALL PLL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PR1CL Genune must bear Sgnature f a mp m m <»SJS>SS)S>SSS>»MJ WHY HOT THY POPHAM'S ASTHMA MEDCNE Qlaa Prompt and Poetlve Belef n u Swd by Drugaeta. Prce S Tral Packa«r»7 Mall 10c WLUAMt MFC C0 Pftsa, Cswslwd, l»»»» >»» M >» PATEMTSSg^ftSg^ YOUR BLOOD s the canal of Ufa but t become % ewer f clogged op. AH Hfe conssts of buldng up and tearng down tod Just n the same manner that the blood carres to the arous parts of the body the food that the cells need for buldng op, so t s compelled to carry away the waste materal that's torn down. These waste materals are posonous and destroy as unless the over and kdneys are stmuutdntorefsheda«vgorous Hfe. DSe PERCE'S GoWen Medcal Dscovery s the balancng power a vtalsng power. t acts on the stomach and organs of fgeston and ratrton-on the purfyng flters whch dm»«mood. Thus fresh vtalsed blood feeds the nerve, heart -ead bran. Ths well known alteratve releves eetarrh of the atoaaaeh aad beadaehes accompanyngaame,aadhaebeeaaxooeeafalfornorethaaa awentanmtoueadbshv^ajljer. fts«flap the nn»m system Tee needfe-fjroaareale^ eaten ef ttooat, Thy.aelfre medfeaal prncples of An^ratt-llet masted wthout aleoboj and sou m obtmte tha SEWER E>,::. / m V; : M. ' (-,/. f #tor> U^^.^AAMMMatt^ r >, t' -afc^'fc.^jt' "- ',. ^ukstu^^susm t > ' Us.Uv^J

4 yr- $ PNCKNEY DSPATCH v ;!!..? : >.f- «^«.. r x pnckney Qppatch Entered atthe Postoffce at Pnckney, Mch., as Second Class Matter R. W. CAVERLY, EDTOR AND PUBLSHER Subscrpton, $1. Per Tear la Advance Advertsng rates made known on applcaton. Cards of ThankP, ffty cents. Resolutons of Condolence, one dollar. Local Notces, n Local columns, fve cent per lne per each nserton. All matter ntended to beneft the perbonal or busness nterest of any ndvdcal wll be publshed at regular advertseng rates. Announcement of entertanments, etc., must be pad for at regular Local Notce rates. Obtuary and marrage notces are publshed free of charge. Poetry must be pad for at the rate of fve cents per lne. Mes Nelle Gardner spent Monday n Detrot. Fr. Coyle spent the frst of the week at Bunker Hll. Fred Benz of Ann Arbor was a Pnckney vstor Sunday. Wrt Hendee and famly vsted frends n Stockbrdge Sunday.. Mss Lla Chubb spent Sunday at the home of S. E, Swarthout. Mrs. H. Pfermann spent the frst of the week n Toledo, Oho. Gladys Poole of near Gregory s vstng Jt the home of A. H. Glchrst. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Dunbar were Howell vstors the frst of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Standard of Dexter were vstors of Dr. H. F. Sgler, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam (Glchrst spent Sunday wth Jm Treadway and famly. Mr. Bley of Toledo, Oho, s vstng at the home of hs sster, Mrs. H. W. Harrs. Mrs. John Dnkel and baby son, Stanley, were Stockbrdge vstors last Frday. Chas. VanKeuren and wfe of Lansng were guests at the home of G. W. Teeple a porton of, last week. Mrs. Boy Merrll of Hamburg spent a few days the past week at the home of her mother, Mrs. N. Vaughn, The Junors of the P. H. S. wll present the play, ''Lttle Trump", Frday evenng, November 27. Gregory Devereauz and famly are movng to town ths week and wll occupy the VanHorn resdence on Putnam street. The Lades Ad socety of the M. E. church wll hold a bake sale n ther rooms under the opera house, Saturday, October 17,. Mr. and Mrs. D. Weand and daughter Clare of Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Balph Ellot and son Charles, and Bodney Mowrey of Ypslnnt were guests at the home of the Haze ssters over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sauford Jenkns, Mr. and Mrs. Martn Wlson, Reuben Wrght and famly, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tupper and Earl Tapper of Flnt, Orvlle Tupper of AHca and Dwght Butler and wfe of Hamburg-were n attendance at the funeral of Mrs. Sheldon Webb Monday. W. J. Daner & Co., Stockbrdge, have just receved a specal purone cafe of the famous ^9tjrl< J3M" overcoat for men. now, ths brand s made n out qualty only and sells at UL^t^W0»Jd of&: Whle tn }»} laatf 4h#y are offered s $16. Wlls Lyons of Howell was an over Sunday vstor }ere.' Jas. Tplady Jr. of Detrot was a Pnckney vstor Sunday. Nelle Gardner was a Jackson vstor one day last week. John Dnkel and famly were Jackson vstors one day last week. Jas. Green and wfe of Lansng spent Sunday wth relatves here. Mss Ella Black s a guest of frends at Nagara Falls ths week. Mrs. G. A. Sgler s vstng relatves at Three Rvers ths week- Mrs. Adde Burdck of Howell was the guest of relatves here Frday. Mrs. Margaret Black s spendng the week wth Jackson relatves. Mss Ruth Jedele of Dexter spent Saturday and Sunday wth Norma Curlett. Geo. Reason and wfe of Detrot spent Saturday and Sunday wth relatves here. Mss Mary Hemngway s makng an extended vst wth relatves n Shepherd, Mch. Fred Fsh and son of Adran are spendng a few days wth frends and relatves here. Mrs. Robert Grce and chldren of Pontac are vstng her parents Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Mortenson. E. E. Hoyt and eon, Harland, were week end guests at the home of Mr. Hoyt'e brother, Hugh, at Clntou. Dr. Byron Defendorf of Chelsea wll be at the Pnckney hotel for optcal work, Frday October 16. Consultaton free. adv. Fred Campbell and wfe of Ann Arbor were over Sunday guests at the home of hs parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Campbell. Harry Ayers. and wfe and 0. Cameron and wfe of Detrot were over Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Sarah Nash. Mrs. E. E. Hoyt and daughter, Helen, and Mss Kate Brown spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kennedy. Don't forget that the "Plus Ultra" class of tne Cong'l S. S. wll hold ther annual Hallowe'en socal Saturday evenng, Oct. 3], The Howell busness men have organzed a "Dollar Day." t wll pay to read the "ad." on another page of ths ssue. Great bargans for $1.00 are to be offered on that day, The lades of the Cong'l Socety wll hold ther annual chcken pe supper Saturday 4, Oct. 24. There wll be fancy artcles for sale also the experence of how each one earned ther dollar wll be gven. Everyone s nvted to come and have an enjoyable tme and a good supper. The Borden Mlk Co. of Jackson wll locate a shppng staton for mlk at Pnckney. Those desrng to sell ther- mlk should communcate wth Myron Dunnn? who wll have charge of the staton. The prce- to be pad durng October s $1.65 per cwt. Farmers wll be pad the 15th of evety month. ^ fc The Wholesale Dealers Offer to Take My Entre Stock -at My Present Prces ASM A unon mssonary meetng was held at the pleasant home of Mrs, Jenne Barton last Wednesday afternoon. Those present, the number reachng about twentyfve, lstened to -an nterestng World's Best ' program consstng of fne musc rendered by the Msses Blanche Martn, Esther Barton, Madelne Moran and Laura Burges and select readngs by Mesdcnes, G. Gh Hoyt, Ella Rchards and Herloan Swartbout. Lght refreshmenta were served after whch the #, meetng was adjourned to meet-uflaja Qo C f.a the next date ut the home of Mrs. «tjflu tjcuuo VW. Eloyd Jackson. George Barnes,. Presdent GROCERES - at - LESS THAN WHOLESALE FRGES JUST A LTTLE LONGER =3 3 Store Wll Be Closed For the Wnter Soon Smth's Grocery j Lakeland, We SellAH Knds of Good Saws SAWS Ths s a Real Store For Tools Every man needs e GOOD SAW n hs Home for the wood ple and for reparng. t LASTS for YEABS. Buy YOTJBS of UB. Saw of all sorts for the tool box at prces that CUT A FGURE. Everythng n HARDWARE. DNKEL & DUNBAR AT HOWELL Frday, October 23 Sale Pavlon, Far Grounds 12:00 o'clock They are Tops "from Lvngston Countes Best Cattle Splendd foundaton stock f you want to get nto the Holssen busness, 'at prces that you can afford to pay your own prce n fact. The consgners take prde n offerng ths fne bunch of cows and hefers just as the mlk season s openng up. Two or three extra good young bulls wll be-n the sale. of Lvngston Co. A. Ralph Eaatm^^ecretary 0 Jy a pc nre can adequately., decrbe the danty fnery of the summer grl.. Some specal gown, worn on some specal occason. Lke the memory of the occason, the pctures tfrows more precona year by year. Make the appontment today., DaseB. Chapell Stockbrdfte, j Monuments Mchlftan^ R f you are contemplatng gettng a monument, marker, or an thng for the cemeteryt see or wrte \ S. S. PL ATT A HOWELL, MCH. No Agents. Save Ther Cbmmsoa Bell Phone 190 WANT COLUMN Rents, Beat Estate, Found Lost, Wanted, Etc. FOR SALE-Goodpgt. 41tS Bert Gardner, Pnckney FOR SAEB^PercherOQ mare tuckng colt. 42t2 Guy Abbott, Pnckney FOB SALE Goodfcecoad-bandheatng ftore. 41tl L. E. Rchard, Pnckney FOR SAE-^Sow andl 9 pgs, RtTat pfcon. F. J. Rereo,,Gfregofy. $lt2. FOR SALE-2 Ewet, \ wade ShrojttUW. 41t2 G. P^ Eambertooa FOKSALE ttaoretof good hmd; fate "^>ohdng, n cor>raton 84t4~ < W. Teeplt, PRdmey Graotf Traak Ttm«T#bk For the eonrtnleweot our re#ders> Trallw-Baat;^ C? '^^n^,w^ Ko. 46-a jaa a. to«jjb^4ft W4S#r^^ / \-, -\ r -,... > /-"»+L'-L ' l^afk'm'a.v^.'k

5 PNCKNEY DSPATCH ' -# Poltcal Advertsng Wlls L Lyons Canddate For Prosecutng Attorney Republcan Tcket SECOND TKRM Out of 142 cases n justce and Crcut Court there has been only 5 acqutals. No case has been appealed and not a dollar pad by the County to another lawyer to assst. RESPECTFULLY SOLCTS YOUR SUPPORT Poltcal Advertsng Lvngston County's Share of State's Bg Taxes Taxpayers of Ths County Wll be nterested n Drect nformaton as Cost of trouble of Two Years Ago Lvngston county taxpayers are nterested n the outcome of the electon ths fall as they have not been nterested n many years. All of them have felt the burden of recent unusual state taxes but t mav not be known to manv of them that the appropratons approved by Govenor Ferrs brought to Lvngston county an ncreased tax of $14, The entre State tax for the Ferrs admnstraton was $14, , almost three mllon dollars n excess of the state tax permtted by the Osborn admnstraton. f ths was all the loss our county has been requred to meet through the unfortunate electon results of two years ago we would be very fortunate. But we have had to share n the loss to every lne of busness that has come to our state and to our country as a whole through the changng of the tarff and through the drect assaults on Mchgan nterests that have been made at Washngton. Poltcal Advertsng John A. Hagman Canddate For County Clerk The Republcans of ths, county perform the dutes 'of the offce n were dvded two years ago and such a mamer that you wll be ther dvson, of course, asssted pleased wth the support gven n brngng the trouble for our hm. state and naton. But they are Clark H. Mner unted now and ther votes for Governor Osborn and for our canddate for congress and the county )enocrat Canddate Kor canddates wll ndcate ther protests aganst burdensome state County CHerk taxes and aganst all the losses they have be#n compelled to endure To the voters of the South part through democratc drecton of the County, your attenton s and msmanagement. agan called to the fact that electon day s close at hand, when you by your vote wll be called upon agan to elect offcers to fll the several offces of the County Henry T. Ross for the next two years. Clark H. Mner, the present County Clerk Ball-.¾? Republcan Nomnee For and Democratc nomnee for reelecton has made a record for State Representatve ll hmself whch enttles hm to the confdence and respect of hs consttuants. - Henry T. Ross, the" Republcan And should the voters of the nomnee for State Representatve.. County desre to contnue the has been supervsor of Brghton same knd of servce, no mstake Ml Johnson Lemen townshp for the past four years. wll be made n re-electng Mr. At present he s charman of the Mner, to ths mportant poston county board of supervsors, a responsble poston, whch ths for another term. The dutes of Democratc Canddate For the offce have been carefully looked young man fulflls wth credt after and not one word of crt Colnty School Commssoner whch would grace a man of rper csm has ever been heard aganst years. Mr. Ross s also graduate hs ablty. 'Jhankng the voters of the M. A. C. at Lansng. f for the past favors conferred upon Ruth Johnson Lemen, f elected elected, Mr. Ross wll fulfll to the hm and solctng ther support n to the. offce of County School best of hs ablty for clean poltcs, the comng electon wth a promse Commssoner on the Democratc the expectatons of the people that f elected he wll endeavor tcket, s perfectly capable of ful whose representatve he would be. to gve the orfce hs personal attenton fllng all the expectatons of rural and wll try to mprove school patrons. She possesses JOSEPH WALSH the record heretofore made., ablty whch wll, be of undenablead n furtherng the development of our rural school system. She s a woman who never shrks hard labor, but wllngly undertakes and accomplshes dffcult tasks f by so dong she may beneft her patrons. Mrs. Lemen sthe eldest daughter of E. K. Johnson, druggst of Howell. She s a graduate of the Howell Hgh School and also of the Normal at Ypslant. She has had nne years of experence n Otto F, Stenacker teachng. Three years she was prncpal of the west ward school n Howell, leavng ths work for Natonal Progressve Canddate New London, Wsconsn, where #> For she asssted n tranng rural teachers at the County Normal n County Treasurer that cty. At present Mrs. Lem- Respectfully solcts your support \ en superntends the departmental on November 3rd. work n Howell schools. North Hamburg Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hnkle and son were Brghton vstors Sunday. Councl Proceedngs Regular, Monday, October 5,! l,)lf Councl convened and called to >M 1 <-r by l'jes. teayon. Trustees present, J'urnam, Mclntyre, Swarthout and Smth..Aon-nt, Mrs. Orvlle- Nash was an Ann Lavey and Head. The rujnte-. -! last Arbor vstor Thursday. meetng were read and approved. The Ladew Ad hold at Mrs. The followng bds wen- read, appp ved and orders drawn to pay sant-. Enmelne Boylan's Oct. 8th was John JJnfcel >ho.'o well attended and all had a pleasant tme. Monks posted wth the vllage clerk as to The notce of.john Monks and Alfred Rchard Haddock went to Grand presentng a petton to the Hoard of Supervsors at the October sesson askng to be Rapds on busness Mouday. set outsde the corporaton lmts of the Hugh Garfrell s movng from vllage of 1'nckney were read and dscussed. t \va> moved and supported that Oho to Detrot, whore he ntends makug hs home, fle and hs presdent, clerk and trustee Swarthout appont a man to represent the vllage of famly wll vst hs parents for a 'ncaey at October meetng of the lzard short tme, of Supervsors at a reasonable conpensuton, How's Ths L'pon moton councl adjourned. We oler One Hundred Dollars Reward W. J. Dunbar, Clerk j fur any t'se of Catarrh hal cannot fe cured by Mull's Catarrh Cure. Hopeless Lung Trouble Cured He s a young man that the Re- F. J. Cheney & Cu., Toledo, (), We, the undersgned, have known F. J. Many recoveres from lung troubles are Cheney for the last 15 years, am beleve; due to Dr. Bell's 'ne-tar-oney. t publcan part\ elected for ther hm perfectly honorable n all busness strengthens the hnt's, checks the cough canddate for that offce, teelng trauactons and fnancally ade to carry and gves relef at once, W. S. Wlkus, out any oblgatons made by ns trm. (a'.es. N. C. -vrtes: "1 used _ Dr. Bell's that he was capable and worthy of Natonal Bank, of Commerce, Toledo, O. Pne-Tar-Honey n a case gven up as such an honor a; the hands of the Hal's Catarrh Cure s taken nternally, hopeless and t ell'ected a complete cure." actng drectly upon the blood and mucous fcurfaces of the system. Testmonals Get a bottle of Dr. Bell's Pne-Tar-Houey. voters of ths county. f your cough s dry and hackng let t Two years ago.he made a sacrfce run aganst «a man who was sent free. Prce 7o cents per bottle. Sfdd j ndckle down the throal, you wll surely by all Druggsts. adv. get relef. Only 25c at your druggst, adv. Take Hall's'famly Plls for constpaton. seekng hs second term, that t - ' A number of our ctzens attenmght put hm n lne for the comng electon, as the present occu See Dancer's two ad vs. n ths ded the Far at Fowlervlle last ssue. adv. week and from all reports, we pant of that offce t only asked for Mrs. H. B. Lyach of -Jackson (gather that the Far was up to ts support for two terms, and s now spent last Thursday here.! usual standard. askng for a thrd,. Therefore he feels justfed n ^ ^( ^( ^ /'(T/KV/xt/^^'l^ 5?^ 'W-&7C!lP?'&?' appealng to all partes for ther support at the comng electon, Belt anl Sem-Belt and f elected wll endeavor to - Democratc Canddate For State Senator (13th Dstrct) RESPECTFULLY SOLCTS Effects are l/erf Last fword n Goats T $OUR SHOWNG S (X)M- flpletf WJ'H THS VEY LA'J E FEATURE OF FALL + STYLES $15. to $22.50 % % % CAR FAKE PAD ON Sn. 9 ^ T ' '4 % PUKCHASKS». J. DANCER & COMPANY + Stockbrdge, Mchgan V&ff&PtZ&f^W/C&VlW'A^/V \~V?.tt^-sWX<W>RW t 1 Eat Good Bread Made From? Stott's Damond Flour To Eat More Bread of the good, wholesome knd made from Stott's Damond-flour s to get the real nourshment and strength gvng value of the wheat. Your daughter wll apprecatejt f you wll reach her how to bale bread. And f you wll use Damond Flour she'll be successful rght from the start. Stott's Damond Flour makes delcous rolls and bscuts too. Try t. Ask for Stott's Damond Flour and you won t be dsapponted. f your grocer doss not have Stott Flours,... us Strng the names of the Moras you have tr«and we U see that roo are suppled. Stott Floor Mlls, he Detrot, Mch. j >\0 Sty] kn VJP- - FOR SALE BY Monks Bros, and W. W. Barnard, YOUR SUPPORT adv. Pnckney, and Ayrau & Bollnger, Gregory, Men.

6 PNCKNEY DSPATCH Every Woman Needs Today s Magazne Because Today's s helpng, nsprng and entertanng over 800,000 home-makng and homelovng women as no magazne has ever done before. Every number of Today's you mss s a genune lots to you. Prceonly 50 cents a year ncludng any May Manton Pattern free. Subscrbe now. A Bg Bargan McCall's Magazne (any McOJl Pattern) Woman's World Today's Magazne (any May Manloa Pattern) These three leackag Women's Magaznes each one year for only 75c You save 60 cents Todays wll gve $100 to your Church Send postal askng for partculars. Today's wll gve You Fne Premums f you want valuable presents wthout cost, send for large Premum Catalogue free. Today's Magazne Dept. N. S. P. 461 Fourth Ave. New York SPECAL OFFER-For only 5 cent9 we wll send you postpad the two latest numbers of Today's. Ths s so you can see lor yourself that for Latest Styles, Newest Fsncywork. Fascnatng Stores. Best Recpes, Household Labor and Money Savers, Recreaton and Good Cheer. Today's s superor to any msgazn. you evsr saw. SendS cents now. Sghtng the Ssrdlnt. The shoals of sardnes appear suddenly along tho Breton coast n June. They come by mllons, and the water takes on a slaty tnt from ther presence beneath the surface. Ths phenomenon s awated ntently by thousands of fshermen, and when the cry of "Here they are!" goes up Cfere s M much exctement as s occasoned by the whaler's shout of "Thar she blows!" Bach boat carres from three to a dozen nets. God roe s cast out as bat, and the average catch s about 4,000 each castng of the net jwhen frst drawn from ther element the sardnes gltter lke Jewels reflectng many colors, but they soon lose ther brllant tnts. Every vllage along the coast hgs ts cannery, and, as these are mostly ndvdual enterprses, there s much competton. The "sardne fsherman who does not own a boat of hs own seldom makes over 1,000 francs, or about $200, from hs labor of fve or sx months, and n JM seasons hs. earnngs are much law Tonr Fall Cold Needs Attenton No use to fuss and try to wear t out. t wll wear you out nstead. Take Dr. Kng's New Dscovery, relef follows quckly. t checks your cold and soothes your cough away. Pleasant, antseptc and healng. Chldren lke t. Get a 50c bottle of Dr. Kng's New Dscovery and keep t n the house. "Our famly cough and cold doctor" wrtes Lews Chamberlan, Manchester, Oho. Money back f not satsfed, but t nearly always helps, adv. The Unproftable Age. Xncker How old s your boy? Bocker-Too old to rde free n street and not old enough to get joy n automobles. New York Son. Too Realstc Why dd yon cut tha lollaby oat of tb opera?" "Oh, ft put all the tred busness men n the audence to sleep.'' Kansas Ctty Journal jrnefbsat pont s not to poll down, ftt to MuB wp, and tn ths humanty fnds port Joy«-Ooetha. 9k» Or. Mles Laxatve TfcMeta %ey wb hsbj Gsncoltftg a Moslem Dvorce. t s well known that under the Moslem relgon dvorce s made remarkably easy and that there s no need for any legal or relgous formaltes a man beng able, so to speak, to dvorce hs wfe by word of mouth, Ths faclty often gves rse to unpleasant re suts, as when a man n a burst of anger wll dvorce hs wfe and then btterly repent of hs rashness. One such ncdent happened recently n upper Egypt t s related that a fellah appealed to bs omdeh to help hm to regan hs wfe, aganst whom be had pronounced the fatal words. The omdeh told hm to traverse the streets of hs vllage for two hours brayng lke an ass and to eat chopped straw as an ass does, when he would be absolved from hs; dvorce, wthout needng to go before the cad. The fellah carred out the. order to the letter and then returned to hs wfe, fully convnced that he had done ample penance for hs mpetuosty, Boston Transcrpt Bult Upon Cotton. When the Leasowe lghthouse, England, was bult on the sandy Wlrral shore the bulders were puzzled by the lack of a sutable foundaton for the masonry tower. An ngenous way out of the dffculty was effected. n the vcnty an ncomng shp, laden wth a cargo of cotton, had gone ashore and had become a total wreck. The cotton was useless for ts ntended purpose, so the bales were salvaged and dumped nto the sand at the pont where the lghthouse was to be erected. The fleecy mass settled nto the sand and under compresson became as sold as a rock, whle ts permanency was assured by ts complete submerson. The stablty of ths strange foundaton may be gathered from the fact that the tower erected thereon stood and shed ts welcome lght regularly every nght for about a century and a half, beng extngushed only a few years ago, as t was no longer requred, Argonaut Corsca and Do Paol. Whle the sland of Corsca derves ts fame from beng the brthplace of Napoleon, the name of Pasquale de Paol s more dear to the natves, for t was under the leadershp of ths patrot, n 1755, that they escaped from the yoke of the Genoese. For fourteen years he wsely admnstered the affars of the sland. n 1769 France bought the sland from Genoa and landed an army of 22,000, whch Paoll met wth n few thousand Corscans and fought untl hs army was reduced to 537 men; yet he cut hs way through and escaped to England, where he remaned twenty years. At the outbreak of the revoluton n France he returned to hs natve land and became mltary governor, but he could not get on Wth hs old enemy, so he returned to England, where he ded n 1S07. The Earwg. There s no nsect whch has puzzled naturalsts as to ts proper classfcaton more than the earwg. Some have asserted that t belongs to the beetles. of whch t s an "aberrant type," others that t s connected wth the grasshoppers. Even about ts very name there has been endless dscusson Some have thought the name earwg s the result of the creature's supposed habt of gettng nto the ears, whle others are equally certan that t s derved from the orgnal name, whch they say was earwng, from the fact that the wng when spread resembles the human car. At all events, one thng s certan the earwg as we know t now s a survval of an early type of whch almost every other member has become extnct Many Uses For Old Leather. Old leather materal, whch fnds ts way nto the waste ple, s extremely valuable and returns to our homes n many other shapes. t s soaked n water to remove the drt, all the nals and threads are pcked out and the leather s reduced to a thck pulp, from whch wall papers, screens, etc.. are made. The fner the orgnal qualty of leather the better t takes the bronze and old gold of the desgns whch make these hangngs thngs of beauty. Bookbnders and framemaker also know the value of ths pulp, and carrage bulders press t nto sheets. Apply Sloan's Freely For Lumbago Your attscks of lumbago are rot nearly so hopeless as they seem. You can releve them almost nstantly by a smple applcaton of Sloan's Lnment on the back and lons, Lumbago s a form of rheumatsm, and yelds perfectly to Sloan's, whch penetrates quckly all n through the sore, tender muscles, lmbers up the back and mak»s t feel fne. Get a bottle of Sloan's Lnment for 25c of any druggst and have t n the house aganst colds, sore and swollen jonts, rheumatsm, neuralga, scatca und lke alments. Your money back f not satsfed, but t does gve almost nrtant relef, adt. The Shame of Defeat "Dear professor," wrote a mother to a schoolteacher, "please excuse Fred- Ua when he ought to be at school. Yesterday he contracted a black eye, and ha s ashamed. Yours, ate, Mrs, A. Sharp."-Lppncotta. SPECALS ^BSSSSSSSSSaa^^ 3P O ES SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17th, 14 35c pkg. Mother Oats, contanng Alumnum Ware c Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans for 25c 1 pound Soda... 5 C 1 pkg. Yeast Foam -. 3c 10c pkg. Maple Flakes c SUGAR S LOWER. Call and get prces Ownng to the fact that our Buckwheat Outft s out of repar and we would have to get a new one to take ts place We Wll Not Grnd Any Buckwheat Ths Year We stll nsst tlat our Monarch and Purty Flours are as good any and better than most any flour yon can buy, THE HOYT BROS. Take) On) Pan Pll, 1 Tmksj To Head-Off a Heartache t Norra u Btttardkn Dr. Mes' Nb ZfrjS&ML Wthout '1 can say that Dr. Mlts' Rem, edlea have been a godsend to SO and my famuy. used to hm such terrble headaches wtttfd almost be -wld for days at a tfltqa.. began usng Dr. Mles' AntMUln Plls and never have those h< aches any more. can sp; of Dr. Mles' Nervne al cured one of my chldren of a nervous dsorder. can speak a good word for your des and have reoonftaended to a srood many of my^frends 410 have been well pleased wlthttafft" MRS. CfflO. H. B n 9 JaassvUw XMNu Tor Salt by Alt Druggsts. 25 Dotes, 2» Cents. MLE3 MEDCAL CO., khtrf. l4> KlkLTHCOUdH ANoCURKTHtaJ!.DEMOCRAT Tool no m ALL THROAT AND UHC TR0UBl S RALLY T TH S PNCKNEY Opera House Thursday Evenng OCTOBER 22, :30 O'clock Sharp HON. FRANK L. DODGE, OUR CANDDATE FOR CONGRESS AND HON. ALVA M. CUMMNS Wll Talk on Campagn ssues Both men are able speakers and you should not fal to hear them All Democrat County Canddates wll be present The Lades are Especally nvted v COMMTTEE

7 . -. >.t.v -r-'v-t '7~f,f»V' -, <-«t >n. -. ;-«^ '%'. > 0 ' +... ^ ' : ^!.- /S'- ' PNCKNEY DSPATCH f.- - CO <p t cp.j?v :?.< < DOLLAR nat n r :, -- t, r>^.-"' HOWELL The Merchants of Howell wll hold a ONE-DAY SALE on the above date that as a trade event wll surpass anythng of the knd ever before attempted n ths secton. t wll be a Bargan Festval that wll amply repay each and all wthn twenty-fve mles of Howell to attend. Howell dealers n all lnes wll ve wth each other n offerng the most surprsng values on that day that the general publc has ever been fortunate enough to have set before t. Every Store Wll Have Specals -¾. Not only wll be shown How Much One Dollar Wll Buy but every store wll feature many tems at cut prces. DOLLARS AND DMBS WLL DO DOUBLE DUTY. Now s the tme to stock up for Wnter. We are nauguratng ths sale rght at the top of the season and offer you merchandse that you need rght now at substantal reductons. How better can you reduce the hgh cost of lvng than by judcous spendng? Attend ths great sale and aval yourself of the Prce nducements Offered, and stock up for your present and future requrements.» Stretch Your Dollars. Save money by comng to Howell and patronzng ths extraordnary sellng event lberally. Howell has shown ts ablty ths season as an entertaner n the many hgh class enterprses we have featured before mmense crowds and the busness people of the cty propose to show the resdents of ths trade terrtory that they do nottalle a back seat when t comes to stagng a bg Trade Exposton. -Therefore they extend to you and your frends a cordal nvtaton to be on hand Saturday, October 17th, Come brght and early. The early buyers wll pck off the snaps but there wlt be enough to go around. Paste the date n your hat. Come to Howell and you wll be well repad.» - '. " " -, \ -. Very respectfully yours tot a better acquantance, ;, r- THE..>4 :>. /, 1./-:. -^v. ^. > ^ v. ' ' -.,-' r» ^:^/.-; ' r «>. y?f -"'V ' '' -.^.:^-¾,?», »: ' -.^s»; ', > ' -, -.: '>--». ; «''., : ' « " «' - v -. '».»' v " J --<; rrv.'.'.:^ r.. N, '«.K ^, ^., - ^ ew v a

8 TKv >'7.'";r'" Wf. S^ w ^-f v^^:^^ ' n-«( - -«. "^o^v - -.-V- -< >,..,... -.,1-,. --^^%-» -V^ l< HlK 1.1»<! Hf «0-. ^'s.v'af."! xs\ 3;. V < :.!! ' > f { «'.$M "- > ) :. n -:? ^ r BRTSH DRAGOON SPEAKS BTTERLY OF AN NTERRUPTED BREAKFAST By GEORGE DUFRE8N&. nternatonal New Servce. Par. The stream of wounded from the battlefelds of the Marne and the Ourcq s beng drected past Pars to hosptals n the rear, for the obvous reason that untl t s qute certan that Pars wll not have to defend herself aganst attack t would be unwse to fll the ample hosptal accommodaton of the captal. n the Amercan hosptal only 56 of those 500 beds are occuped. came across a solder of the Sxth dragoons, sufferng from a bullet wound n the hp that he got at Complegne. The nght before the battle hs squadron was on outpost duty. Some frng had been heard, and he rode ahead of the squadron to see what was happenng, belevng that French cavalry were engaged wth the Germans close at hand. He cantered along a moonlt road untl suddenly n the shadow of some trees he found hmself n the mdst of a group of German horsemen. He had hs carbne across the neck of hs horse and fred pont blank nto the breast of a German trooper wth whose horse hs own came nto collson. The German was as quck wth hs weapon, and both men fell to the ground, the German dead, the Brtsh wth a bullet through hs hp. An nstants later the squadron came clatterng up and cut the German detachment, about thrty strong, to peces. Has 8trong Prejudce. The Brtsh dragoon has seen thngs whch have gven hm a strong prejudce aganst the enemy. n a Belgan vllage he saw the yet warm corpse of peasant woman who had been struck down by a uhlan's lance. The uhlans were rdng out of the vllage as the Brtsh rode n, and the man who klled the woman dd so because she could not or would not gve hm some bread. Once on patrol duty he came across a statonary motor car. n t were three French offcers and a lady, all dead, all sttng n the poston n whch they were when they ded. A volley had been poured nto the car. The lady's hand hung carelessly over the sde of the car, and the fngers showed marks of rngs whch had been roughly strpped off. Our cavalrymen were, he added, a good deal pestered by the enemy's aeroplanes durng the retreat from Mons..Whenever a German aeroplane appeared over a bvouac the order was gven to change camp, and weary men and horses had to move further on. One man told n a voce from whch the btterness had not yet passed of a breakfast lost n ths way. The meal almost assumed the proportons of a feast Two geese and three hens he and hs mates had prepared for themselves, and just when they were ready to take them from the fre the enemy appeared n force, and the breakfast had not only to be abandoned, but to be abandoned to the Germans. Tureos Best Patents. Of all the patents the best, say the doctors, are the Tureos. There t no lmt to the pan they can endure. Yesterday afternoon the parade of two standards captured from the enemy was accepted by Parsans as a good augury for the success of ther arms. The number of French prests servng wth the colors s a good deal larger than has been magned, and t s stated authortatvely today that as many at 19,000 prests are enrolled as combatants. The departure of the cardnal archbshop of Malnes from the Gare St. Lazare gave rse last nght to a pcturesque scene. The archbshop was fully robed, and stood on the platform surrounded by a large crowd of prests and others who hare sympathsed keenly wth the Belgans n ther struggle. As the tran left the staton be stood n the carrage bowng to those on the platform an aseeto fgure of the Rcheleu type, a mal of domnant personalty, wth a charm of pose and expresson that made one realze how keenly hs work s apprecated by hs countrymen n Belgum. Lest of Horses Appallng. The Wastage of horses durng the present war has admttedly been appallng. At the St. Lasare termnus today met a general wth some 200 me of the Nnth French dragoons. They, had no horses left and had come to pck up softs at present watng n Hrla. They were then takng an coward-bound tran as far as Chatoan Therry. Ther purpose was to harass the retreat of the Germans, who at ths pont n the frng lne sad to be> utterly exhausted. tared helpless after three sleepless nghts. Even the sentres are asleep, am every man capable of dong so MS crept nto a bars of other shelter to get some rest. v The herosm dsplayed by the Brts troops s therobjectof admrng v nosmsrtt n the Frsnch taper-the Lberte gves some strkng examples. On one occason the Germans n consderable force tred to enter a town occuped by Brtsh troops. One Scottsh detachment was entrusted wth the task of checkng the advancng Germans tll the Englsh troops succeeded n retrng n good order. They took up a poston n the frst house n the town. The Germans drected a volent fre upon the houses, whch soon threatened to bury the defenders under ther runs. The German attack slackened, and the Scots realzed that the enemy was preparng to take up a stll better poston. Durng the lull a Scottsh sergeant who occuped a grocery, dscovered on the shelves several packets of chocolate, and turnng to hs men told them, "'ll gve a bar of chocolate to every man who klls a German." When the attack was resumed the sergeant gravely proceeded to dstrbute the promsed rewards. Show Great Bravery. The day after the same regment was occupyng a trench, swept by volent rfle and artllery fre, when two prvates notced that a Frenchman attached to the battalon as nterpreter occuped the most exposed spot n the trench. One prvate sad: "The Frenchman s badly placed, let'b wden hs trench" and durng a mnute, payng no attenton to, the hal or bullets and shrapnel, the prvates deepened the trench, and wth the same calm resumed ther places. The correspondent adds that the bravery of the Englsh s truly admrable. Although they had suffered heavly, the Englsh never flnched an nstant when nformed that one of ther best unts had just been annhlated. They remaned slent for a few Beconds and then answered, wth wonderful determnaton: "Never mnd. One day we wll have the best of t" Every newspaper s anxous to pay trbute to Brtsh bravery and prowess. After ther tryng retreat from Belgum the French are delghted that the Brtsh should partcpate n the more. congenal task of pursung the Germans. "We are happy," says the Journal des Debats, "that, after havng Nat one tme occuped the thankless poston at Mons and Cambral, our alles have the satsfacton of beng wth the advancng wng of our forces on the sde where most trophleb have been won." Stll They Came On. A Coldstream guardsman, wrtng of the fghtng near the forest of Complegne, compares the sght of the Germans ssung from the trees to a cup-fnal crowd at the Crystal palace. "You couldn't mss them. Our bullets plowed nto them, but stll they came for us. was well ntrenched and my rfle got so hot could hardly hold t. was wonderng f should have enough bullets - when a pal shouted, 'Up, guards, and at 'em/ The next second he was rolled' over wth a natty knock on the shoulder. He jumped up and hssed, 'Let me get at them.' Hs language was a bt stronger than that "When we really dd get the order to get at them we made no mstake can tell you. They crnged at the bayonet, but those on our left wng tred to get around us, and after racng as hard as we could for qute three hundred yards, we cut up nearly every man who dd not run away." Referrng to the cavalry he wrtes: "You have heard of the charge of the Lght Brgade. t was nothng to our charge. 8lash snd Slash. '1 taw two of our fellows who were unhorsed stand back to back and slash away wth ther swords, brngng down nne or ten of the pancstrcken devls. Then they got hold of the stjrrup straps of a horse wth out a rder and got out of the melee. Ths knd of thng was gong on all day. "n the afternoon X thought we should all gat bowled over, at they came for us n ther bg numbers. Where they came from goodness knows; but as we could not stop them wth bullets they had another taste of the bayonet My captan, a fne fellow, was near to me and as he fetched them down he shouted: 'Gve them socks, my lads/ How many were Klled and wounded don't know, but the feld was covered wth them/' Gves Boys Chance to Bnl 1st Bordeaux. A decree ssued by the French government permts the mother or guardan of a youth under twenty years to act as a substtute for the absent father n authorsng Whole sectons of them are beng cap-1 the young man to volunteer -for the war. n the ease of the deah of the mother or the guardan, the local magstrate may authorse the enlst ment. Ths decree s desgned to make t possble for a large number of would-be volunteers to enlst Physcally they are ft, but they ere under the legal ago to Jon the army.' PNCKNEY DSPATCH Eadag J«M3S «6 Lncoln Lfe Fort Best Young Company the Pocket ndex TeUt About S JUST NtHE YEARS OLD A study of the statstcs whch record the progress of the Company planly ndcate the real lfe nsurance sprt that penneates Home Offce and Feld Forces READ THE REMARKABLE RECORD OF GROWTH 85, , ,390 AMttl $ 256, , ,983 1J90,704 Fetter RtMne) e) 71, ,078 laseraac la Fc e> 2,441,000 4,973,000 7,489,000 Pe&cs s Feres ,877 4,916 14,336 1,397,887 20,851,000 Satsfed Polcyholders The fact that the Company enjoya an envable record of pertateacy of busness s convncng proof that tapolcea are rght, and are sold rght, and that the Polcyholders are well satsfed. Satsfed Agents To qute an extent the splendd saccess of the Lncoln Lfe s due to the fact that the offcers of the Company do not assume the attftudrof beng the bosses of the agents. We consder the Agent oar fellow man, and seek to serve hm n a great and wonderful busness n whch we have a common cause. We help the agent solve hs problems by understandng and sympathzng wth hm. There la no gft equal to sympathy and no co-operaton lke the co-operaton of the understandng heart. We send out traned supervsors to work wth and tran agenta. f you want to learn to be a salesman, or f yon arojrready one who s lookng for better pad work, wrte us today. Offcers, Employees and Agents One Bg, Happy Famly Cooperaton wth and servce to Polcyholders and Agents s the sprt that emanates from the Home Offce. v Wayne. ndana Sersswto felkveeuen a> , , ,623 The Lncoln Natonal Lfe nsurance Company ARTHUR F. HALL 1st Vlce-Pres. and Gen'l Manager FRANKLN B. MEAD Secretary and Actuary WALTER T. SHEPARD Sd Vce-Pree. sad f gf. Agencle Good Terrtory Open n ndana, Oho, Mohlgan and Pennsylvana whfflwhufflutmfflnmmm "LesklnT' The bggest sezure of lquors n Oklahoma occurred the other day when a carload of what was blled as gravel turned out to be $1,000 worth of beer and whsky. The subterfuge remnds one of the hurry call wfccb a man once receved from a freght agent's assstant: "The boss says to come down to the depot rght away. You bundle of Dally Trbunes s leakln'l" DSFGURED WTH ERUPTON 2466 Copeland St., Cncnnat, Oho. "For one year my rght wrst and left arm from elbow to shoulder were dsfgured wth sore erupton. The ecsoma broke out wth a rash and looked lke raw beef steak. t tched and burned contnually and had to keep my arms covered wth soft lnen cloths. could not sleep at nght " was told t was chronc case of eczema and got medcne but t had no effect. Then sent for a sample of Cutlcura Soap and Ontment and the? frst applcaton seemed to help me. purchased two cakes of Cutlcura Soap and a box of Cutlcura Ontment and n sx weeks my anna and wrsts were thoroughly healed." (8gned) Mrs. John Clark, Jan. 26, 11 Cutlcura Soap and Ontment sold throughout the world. Sample of each free,wth 82>p. Skn Book. Address postcard "Cutlcura, Dept. U Boston." Adv. Brtsh Nobles as Polles. Whle all classes of -Englshmen, from the hghest to the lowest, are fghtng for kng and country oh the battlefeld, an almost equally nsprng pcture of natonal unty may be wtnessed n England's captal. For the further protecton of lfe Kand property hundreds upon hundreds of specal polce, from marquses to mechancs, are ready for doty n London. Two of the newest and most dstngushed members of the fores are the marqus of Lncolnshre and the earl of Selborne. Red Cross Ball Brae makes the laundress happy, makes clothes whter than snow. All good groeers. Adv. Amercan Goode n Australa Australa has been makng steady ncreases n her purchases of goods from the Unted States n the fve year "perod followng 190. The total n 1912 was more than $51,000,000. Constpaton causes and aggravates many srous osesses. t s thoroughly cured by Peree'a Pleasant Pellets. The favorte famly laxatve. Adv. '\,' ' ' Some people can throw bouquets at themselves and then succeed n aanglng up the florst Tokyo ta to havs a Japanoas arasjtv Vean bank. Representatves Wanted n Every County n Mchgan Bran Food Needed. "Fsh are bran food," remarked one member of tje anglng party as they squatted n the ran. " need all the bran food can get," growled the other. " was an mbecle to come on ths trp. f you wsh beautful, clear, clothes, use Red Cross Ball Blue, good grocers. Adv. whu At all At the Moves. Tess Why were you weepng s the pcture show? Jess t was a movng pcture. Judge. Got Hm Both Ways. Dner You charge me more for ths Bteak than you used to. Restaurant Manager have to pay more for t The prce of meat has gone up. D. And the steak s smaller than t used to be. R. M. That, of course, s on account of the scarcty of beet f t were not for your memory you would be unable to forget Cupd could gve the fool kller lot of ponters. Hawaan Pneapple «arsss»»". - 1.V ^ X Plng Tropcal Hawa, the borne of the fnest Pneapple, s too dstant to supply you wth the fresh frut that has rpened on the plant. f you want the delcous Hawaan Pneapple hvall ts perfecton after fullyrpenngn the feld, buy Lbby's. Yellow and mellow when harvested and placed rght nto the tn the day t s pcked You can buy t slced or crashed. CJL'h c>- At Your Groan Lbby, McNell Lbby Qncago Happy Evenngs 'Round the The,crcle 'round the center tableflooded wth soft, mellow, yet brllant lght that allows toe famly to read, em broder, tew and study all through the long" wnter evenngs. RAYO LAMPS gve a clear, steady, restful Ugh wthout glare or flckar, smoke or odor. For the lght that s neat best to daylght, that saves the eyes and prevents sye stran as well as to gvs the famly a RAYO Lamp for reedng table. gmmtt OH. COMPANY, Cytm, falr w netx stetaksust 9t«mW» sf> -.\ V " >,v ' 'v-'yt'v t.- '">> '' ' f "8 '.'...¾ :.:?#. >»: ' 'Mr. "7'"'<-X? - m :., '. :! -. 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9 1..,... fck&kjfat.^.~^^^t&.-"\. T -'-<.,'<-v?»n'k : <' «/ '..«:-." - >'! :M : ' ' ' M:.t PNCKNEY DSPATCH Several Hundred Dollars n Przes = TO BB DSTRBUTED BY DSPATCH CONTEST The Captal Prze Whch Wll be Gven by. -,.... M^y/frOgWWM. A-M ' -4fl fc>^«^sk " Most of the Merchants of Pnckney Have Contrbuted The Dspatch Valuable Frzes s to be an elegant $ Ohermepr Sons Pano Lke Cut Shown Here lf P>!»e and wll gve Dspatch vote coupons Wth $1.00 Cash Purchases Rulep and Regulaton? Governng Qontzp are gp FoJlowp. 1. ANNOU50BBNT. TkU Pano and Popular Ladlat Votaf Coataa wll» oondncttd falrjr aad hoaaatlf oa boalnoa prnaplortrlctjjw4tb joatloo aad falnoa to all ooaotrutd. Wltk tbo abort prlaoplat, t wll bo aa aararod auoooaa. t t. FUSES. Taooaptalprlaowllbtao Obormo/or A Soaa Paao. Aloa otaor Taloablo prlao to tfco aaooat of away ddlar whch axo aaooaaotd korowlto. S. GAXDDATBB. Toaaf ladloa n tfate and adjolanf towao aro ollfmotooatar tbo ooatoot, aad tbo party roaolrlag tbo lafott anabor of roto aball roaovo tbo boaatlfal $400 Oboramajot A foao Paao aad OUMV premaaw wll bo dlatrbotod la aooordaaoo wth abo oootottoat 1 aaaaa^a^ojmmaam awaj WBJ^P ^povoaw> ^WFWwaw%o ^^. TB Df VOTE, aonld aaj of tbo ooatoauata tlo la tatas fot aaj of tbo aotaa Tbo Pub- BaVan 1 Moso Goapaa wll cwad a tnuar prao.. VOTWCULSro. Votoa wll bo lowod a tbo louowag dobopfaauobm Now SabootptloBO, 600 votot J Boaowab, 000 rotoa... M... ^ Boaowafc, atorotbaa ono roar, 600 Totoa...,.L,, fl.of; BookftabooftpHoaf,400 TOtoa. joaa Now 8abowptona, 5,000 votoa!...!.!!."..!!!.!l!..!! 6100 J6.00 SO joan Wow SttbaerptoM! 12,600Toteo..,, SOfoarNow SabaorpttoBa, 80,000 TOUO NSTRUCTONS. luanlta aa to atandag of Totea wll bo tsod after SO daja. No rotoa aooaptod at loos than rognlar preo of papor ooneornod n tbo tonttat. No QJO ooonootod wtk tbapapor wll bo allowed to btoomo a canddate n tba contctt or work for ooottotaote, Votoa after beng toted, COD not bo traaeferred to anotber. Ba tare to know whom JOB aro goag to rote for before comng to tbo ballot boa, aa the Edtor or anyone wll poatlrelj not gve an/ nortnatoa on tbo oabjoot. Tbo kej to tba government ballet box shall bo a the poataaalon of tbo awardng commttee durog the contest. t For tbo 6rtt 80 da/a tbo paper wll ma a 26 vole oonpon wheb can be' voted free for any lady contestant. Ooataot to raa awt leas than 00 aeja. CONTEST WLL CLOSE ON OCTOBER 26. Tbo rght to peat-pone date of closng a reserved f suffcent eaase should oocur. 10 days pror to elosog oontott, tbo judges wll carefully look or aoal ballot box aad take aaasototbo Baak. where the soma wll be n a place where votng oan be done durng baslaeas boars aad looted a a vaall at nght entl aloes of contest, whoa tha judges wll take eharge and ocaat aaaso aad aanonnoo the yooag lades wnnng n ther turn. Tbo last tea days al votng must bo done n a sealed box at tba baak. f yea do not wtoh aayvao to know whom yon are votag for, place your cash for subscrptons together wth year eoapon a a sealed eavelopo whch wll be furnshed yoa aad pat same n ballot box. Ths wll gve everyone a far aad so.oaro deal. CONTEST WLL CL0SB ON OCTOBER 28, SECOND PBZE VALUE FOURTH PBBB VALUE SXTH PBBB VALUE!. x Oak Rockng Char DoMUdkr DNEEL & DUNBAB Hrdw«Fa\, rurntupm and Parat nts>1«ftaf» Wt gbt a 16 Vote Ooapoa wth wmy L00 Caak Fatokem AJK FOB COUPON. badlou Gold Set Rlnfl Donated by Mas. A. M. UTLEY Dry Go#daV N^ffonf> 9 M!lnepy,Gpoca\pttB, &h6mt Gonfeoflona^ry, JewlFy and Dlmha^aV Wa gfa 16 Vato Oaapoo wth ovary Oath ASK FOB COUPON Mens Pne Shoes Ladle Pne Shoo Doaatedby W. W. BARNARD Gsral M«pchandUa Wegvea26VttoCoar^vHthevef70l^<>ahPaJtaaa». ABB FOB COUPON - ; /;:..' '" _, -... >.-. ^'j' -; }'?-. " '. >.. - «. :. '. -, -, -,,.'W / -.- '. " Xw~ : ", ' ' : #. :. >. <..... ^BDFBBB VALUE Poldlbx FockoBf Brownlaa Gamcp«C. G. MEYER TH A,. ( B«A tfv STORE Gut G.M.V Berry Dsh Doaatsd by. VALUE TEEPLE HARDWARE CO: V $anaral Hardwara and Farm mplement SEVENTH PB^B'.- 6fl«VALUE Du Bll Worth n Trade Donated by MONKS BROS, Grocarlaa, Ganfa Pupnlahn.a and -^ Confactlonary vtegva a 16 tatocoupoa wth every 0100 Cash x%rabaaa» Wt gve a 26 Voto Ooapoa wsh every Casa Parehaee Wt gft a 26 Vato Ooapoa wth every Oaoa^Pavtbaat T- >.?--.,. ',,, -.«., \ SKFOBpOUPOB ASK FOB COUPON ASK FOB COUPON v.^..-,».. ; '. #y^'..., ;,;-..'. >,>'»S--. ' ; ;-' -.. ' Sk'- / ' ' -^ -, -j,;, ',,^ l^'.v : ' '» ; r "">^ ' ' ' > ' fct'"''' ''-:' '' "' '" '"'! ^ - f" -. V ' >',,',.j.v."" 1 %?' '' V ;x -', "'' " -\ RJWWV'"'?.! BHSU^^' K^Ss^L'^. asb&f^. : ^ v.» CdU?tf a4 San Tfr Tckets MR t Lad! r rjttt Mm ft Wll Apprecate Tn V \ ' < "'% >' :.-AV ;' «/-'..!.-.' " > -:. - /. :v-

10 r 7^^^ t v.- ^5wr ^-^ >szr3ar~ ^"^ J fh ;^qff ff«3a^ 3T" ^^ j.-^tf^.-a^wt' AwnMVf?PS3^ff3S«g5^Ka8 v -<c» a..? :.-^ -n ^ PNCKNEY DSPATCH r- M'; ;'. :» fa»v. VV^^J>..1^%. ' W>#Sv. r,. J0; Only One More Week There were just lots of people who do not take the Dspatch, and there are just lots of others yet. Votes have beeu eomng n by the thousands almost every day, and now the days of the contest are very lmted. Next week Frday s the last day and soon after 3 p. m. of that day the wnner of the pnno wll be known. You shotfld realze ths, and ever you should ntend to wn a thng, uow s the tme. Some contestants, have sad they do not want the contest to close so soon. They have had several months n whch to ple up votes for just ths crss. Procrastnaton n ths contest may have lost the pano for some one, two or three contestants. Ths race may end lke that of the hare and tortose, perseverance often wns. You stll have tme yet to get lots and lots of votes. But remember, you wll not have the chance agan. Do you fnlly realze that a $400 pano s to be gven to the contestant havng the largest number of votes next week Frday? Why, you are lettng them have t wth just a lttle work! t would be fun to make them race for t anyway; but you are content to st by peacefully and watch some one else get the prze whle one of your very best frends could perhaps have won wth your help. But yon cannot realze the beauty of the prze untl you see some one else wth t, t seems. Perhaps you beleve the wrter "s just tryngto scare you for hs own proft, but that s not so, and next week Frday you are sure to see the soundness of advce that has been prnted rght here from tme to tme. Now you've come to the place where t s ether pck up or get out. Are you gong to wn? f not, why'areyou tryng? True, people are gong tobe.satsfed wth the merchants pres, because they are worth gettng and any amount of work. f you would be frst, then you must work for more votes. Be sure aud have your frends trade wth the followng merchants who gve a 25 vote coupon wth / each dollar cash purchase. Have them ask for these coupons and save them for you. W. VV. Barnard Dnkel & Dunbar Monks Bros. Teeple Hdw. Co. Mrs. A. M. Utley C. G. Meyer The contestants are as follows and stand n the order named. ' Madelne Bowman Madge Cook a Dolores Rchardson Carmen Leland Bernce Cady Esther Barton Pearl Hanes Dorothy Darrow Jenne Dockng Helen Frost VelnaHall Beatrce Hnckley» Bath Collns Card of Thanks We wsh to thank the Doctors aud Nurses for ther kndness, al< o he many dear frends for frut 4nd flowers darng onr stay at the $aj^taram. ^ J;V -Mrs. Bernard MurDngnam Mrs. Elmer VanBeuren " Mrs. John Chalker Ke Yotr$tonucB Md U?er Healthy A vgorous ftotnach, perfect workng lver and regular aetng bowels t guarantee K yea va use Dr. Kng's Lfe Plls. They nsure good dgeston, correct comtotton and bateau excellent tanks effect an the whole system Pnrfr yon blood rrdyou of atf body posons hough b««k#w7»5«^nrd a«. tfa f. OURS s a Clothng Store that has a/ways Put Qualty Ahead of Prce Perhaps that's one reason for steadly ganng and holdng the clothng trade of Pnckney and vcnty. Bg stocks, affordng unlmted selectons, too. Seven large racks full of choce wool suts. Soft browns green tnts blues and grays n the favored tarton checks pencl strpes, $10. and up. Twelve long racks of Mens and Young Mens Overcoats at $8.50 to $25. The popular Balmacaan s shown n lberal assortments. Especally larges our $15. grade. Short Englsh Coats as well as the medum length Shawl collar coats, too. WE PAY YOUR FARE ON $15. PURCHASES COME UP. W. J. Dancer 6c Co., Stockbrdge. South Maron Walter Glover aud wfe of Fowlervlle vsted N. Pacey and famly Sunday, Mrs. Ray Newcomb and daughter and Mrs. Roy Newcomb of Howell spent the week <aad at the home of John Gardner. Mrs. G. W. Dnkel of Pnckney spent a couple of days last week wth MrH. Wn. Chambers. Mr. and \frs. Bernard McCluskey of N. Hamburg spent Sunday wte C. Brogan and famly. Mrs. Clyde Lne vsted her sster of osco the week end. Several from ths way attended the Far at Fowlervlle last week. Mss Hazel Bruff of Cohoctah vsted her aunt Mrs. Wll Blanc] last week. Dplomacy. "Why do you nsst on underratng tne knd of golf you play?" "Because," answered the wse offcal, "there s no use of makng a whole lot of people jealous and antagonstc over a lttl thng lke. golf."«exchange. Proverb Lqudzed. Some men are so accustomed to thnkng n lqud measure that we suppose the way they would put t s that a glass of preventon s worth a quart of cure. Oho State Journal. Charty tself fulflls the law. And who can sever love from charty f- Shakespeare. Poltcal Advertsng Hugh G- /Udrch Republcan Canddate For Count? School Commssoner Second Term Your' support wll be much apprecated. Attended rural school through the grades. Graduated from Howell Hgh School and Mchgan State Normal College. Have had one year of Unversty work at Ann Arbor. Have had Experence n teachng n Rural School and Hgh Schools. Have been Commssoner but one School Year. CANDDATE FOR SECOND TERM. Thank You for any assstance you may gve me. Hs Excuse. -» Teacher Alfred, when was Rome bult? Alfred-ln the nght Teacher How came you to make such a mstake? Alfred Well, you sad yesterday Rome wasn't bult n a day! Patence and determnaton wll wn tor most of ns nne battles out of ten. THE CENTRAL' Never mnd the dollar sales that some other town s offerng. We can..gve yon the best dollar sale that you ever beard of. f they g?b you a lttle more for one dollar than they generally do, they^wll make t op on the mfct and hey known f yon eo that dstance to trade that yon wll trade more than one doll ar's worth. ~ By leavng yonr money n your own town you help the ones that pay the taxes and help to keep np yonr town and ncrease the value of your property. / We gwe yon for one dollar, fonr lbs. of coffee that has been sellng wthn fve mles of us all summer for 3octs. per lb.; We gve you 10 yds of best Lonsdale- bleached musln; we gve yon 12 pars of Books; 8 pars of 15 ct. glover, 20 hem-sttchedfhandkfs Sweater for 11.00, and a lot more saoh bargans that f yon bought them some other place mght be more for them, but s not tunanal wth us. Gve ns yonr trade, we aaeute yo«t wll be apprecated.- The CENTRAL STORB _ Mre, J L. fl^t Utley,... Men and Women Wanted lo sell the most remarkable bargans t the magazne world ths year. Regular Prce Everybody's $1.50 Delneator 1.50 Total $3.00 BOTH to one V "person A monthly salary and a lberal commsson on each order. Salares run up to $ per month, dependng on the number of orders. Ths work can be done n your spare tme, and need notconflct wth your present dutes. No nvestment or prevous experence neceasary. We furnsh full equpment free. Wrte for partculars to The Bntte^k Publshng Company 326 Hudson Street New York Heat Health and Happness are Yours f the Home s Heated :. \ Wth a 718 OP 821 Seres Laurel Havng the ar n yonr home pure, fresh and properly mostened fl just as mportant to the health of your famly as havng t thoroughly heated. DRY BURNED-OUT AR CAUSES UNTOLD SCKNESS To many people overlook Uts fact n the selecton o a furnace; wth the result that the "burned unhealthy, dry ah- n ther home soon affects ther health wth attacks of grppe, coughs, cold and other w nterat men ts. THE 718 AND 821 SERES Laurel Furnace reproduce! n the home that evenly heated, fresh warm ar whch nature furnshes dnrna;tnerammermonths. congnrruqron FEATUTBS :. o that you would ordnarly thnk ooow onfy'be shown on hgh-prced faj-jf naees are regular equpment onjne new 718 and 821 Seres Laurel, ~\ SetSamphjrn JNkf8t«r.4. S,. 'A' n^...'. FULL CAST RONT AN-D STRAGHT CASNG Ash Ft Lwge and roomy Straght sde wells ajfewlog the nee.olll. Lnurel Ash Pan, thereby, dong away wth shovelng asttee n basement. Orate. Trplex, removable through ash pt door wthout the use of ejooa,- Dust Flue. Connects ash pt wth coahqton chamber. Fftfed wth swng damper^ whch elmnates3utt when snakng grate. >. V Fre Pot. s deep end made n two sectons. JUrg^cnp jonts ^~ Chan Plate Regular,. Nckeled and connected to draft by strong chans, enablng nser to regulate draftrcm frst floor. ~ " " Casngs. Galvansed ron wth asbeefcwnd bkek ron Hnlns, deducng heat radaton n heaemett. ' V -. w ' v"c : " x : > ^ \ - ' J Water Pan. Goodse, nsaroj akpetnre n hew.. ^.- r ^^?L3^.^-.- K,- :# m$ ; v -" ++ >->. -^m -." '-">;' s l 'vv--s.^ '.'" { --Jv SHl f ^ -: -^:-^-: T-A 1 -!! J ]>»-,'. > '' ^s-^j-v -..»...->-' -.,«',... ^. - :^-^,-.^,.-,-.^^^,,, ~ '.#'«t:- T?f-''-'l J.-«>;. ^A.-^":l.» w-r}- t /- -JL. ":< - ' -"S^' "^""'? x:, -' /" '. ^ - - Vv :H - P&L+X^