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There Is No Pain when W K do your MT K 1ST 1 1 FIX INCJS." We ABSOLUTELY I guarantee this to YOU mind you. YVeMKAX YOU! Wouldntyou UK GLAD to have YOU II OWN TEETH made 1M01IT so that they will last you for YEARS and Y EA1JS to come if you can have this done WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST I'AIN? thousands of our pleased patents all over this country will gladly tell you that WE are doing this for them EVERY DAY and our expert DENTISTS are all middleaged men of WIDEEXL'ERIENCE in doing LASTING PAINLESS, IllGHCLASS dental workand you can see our work right among your f riends and neighbors. .1 UST ASK THEM! Resides OUR prices areltlGHT, ABSOLUTELY RIGHT and MODEST. You pay us just 50c to have YOUR tooth iilled with the REST SILVER. GOLD FILLINGS will come from 81 UP according size. WHITE or POROELAINE CROWNS we will put on for you for 83 to 85 SOLID GOLD CROWNS the 22 KARAT kind are only 81. RR IDG E WORK the SAME. A Full Set of Teeth Will Cost You Only $5.00 guaranteed to "STAY UP" TIGHT inyour mouth and NOT to RREAK! We also make the famous ZOLOMTE plates, ALUMINUM PLATES and GOLD PLATES. People OUT SlDEof Port Huron can have their DENTAL WORK done THE SAME DAY THEY COME IN, but let us know when you intend to come in if you can. If you present this sdvt., ws will pay your railroad faro to our offieos if your dontal work mounts to TEN DOLLARS or over. Of course you have heard that we issue YOU a WRITTEN GUARANTEE WITH ALL DENTAL WORK we do foryou! IT PROTECTS YOU. If your teeth however, are so bad that they CANNOT RE SAVED aud you want them out we will take them out foryou AB SOLUTELY WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST PAiN. This means EX A CTL Y as we say here OUR WAY of EXTRACTING teeth by OUR OWN PAINLESS METHOD is the talk of the peo ple. Just ask a few of your neighbors. Undoubtedly you will flndMANY that can CONFIRM our assertion. COMEIN and see ns next time you are in Port Hu ron. You will be glad you came and yon will see a REAL MOD ERN DENTALOFFICE WITH "THE PAIN LEFT OUT." NATIONAL . DENTISTS Port Huron's Only Cut Rate Dentists 221 ECnron Ave. Rear it in mind again! No pain, modern methods, cut rate prices, best materials used and your railroad fare paid by us as above stated. W; HAVE A LADY ASSISTANT FOR OUR LADY PATIENTS. Head-Liners at the "Cwraie Some very special attractions during November in which Mister Price Mark is strongly supported by a quality cast. 8c Aikman Crackers at He lb 12c Light House Canned corn 10c, 3 for 25c 35c grade Erooms at ." 20c 10c Mapl Corn Flakes 7c pkg. 30c Red Cap Coffee 25c lb Rest red Alaska salmon 20c can 10c whole Carolina Rice 7c lb. 7c whole Jap rice 5c lb. 30c whole Allspice 15c lb. 30c whole Pepper.., 15c lb. 1 gal. pails Light House Syrup 35c Yi gal. pails Light House Syrup 20c 25 lbs. II. & E. granulated'8ugar...1.90 Fine California prunes...' 1-Hc lb. Our Special 40c quality tea 35c lb. 50c Nibs tea 40c lb. High-grade uncolored Jap. tea.. ..40c lb. 30c Ruckwheat Flour 25c sack Match Special 2 large boxes for 5c or 12 large boxes i for 2oc, Just Eleven Comforts from .$1.25 to $2.25 to close out at 10 per cent oil'. 64x76 Outing Blankets, $1 We have sold out three shipments of these blankets and have just received our fourth shipment from Chicago. These are the best 1 blankets obtain able and will compare most favorably with those generally retailing at 1.2o. 45x72 Outing Blankets at 39c Tan, gray and white blankets, a sure enough bait at .Wc Warm VVoolnap Blankets n tan, giay or white at 1.75, 2.00, 2.25 up to 3.25. Special $3.50 Blankets from the Marshall Field Klankel Mills at 2.75. $1.25 black rustling Taffeta Skirts at 89c 1.50 blk. Underskirt, special 1.25 Special $2 values at 1.50 and the next day it rained How about water-proof rain sticks at 1.00, 1.25 and 1.50 Mission handles. Straight-Line Rubbers . . . ? Ball Band Rubbers.. O Brown Shoe Co.'s 5-Star Shoes are Best. I'll personally guarantee the wear of every pair, even to the 1.50 ladies' shoes. High cut waterproof work shoes for men 3.50 A snappy high cut children's gun metal button shoes at 2.00 Snowy White Table Linen at Thanksgiving prices. All linen ta ble damask at 50c, Wc, 85c, 1 yd. Russian Crash for table runners by the yard and in stamped designs. Sole Agency for Yale W. R. Corsets A merioan Lady Corsets New Kimonas and Wrappers just re ceived. 1.00 and up. C.S. oil WANTS IT ALL Head of Gleaners Would Make Himself Monarch. (J rant Slocuin, the daddy of the (lleanerH, who is said to indirectly get rrom 20,000 to :t,ooo a year for pre Biding over the destinies of the fanners ol Michigan and who throws in for ex tra measure a lot of weening and wail ing over the servile ami downtrodden condition of his wards, has broken out again about sugar beets. The Caro Ad vertiser has this to fay about Slocnm's latest: "Over his personal signature in the Uctober (i leaner (J rant Mocum ue nounces the manufacturers of sugar, charges them with paying the farmer an unprofitable price lor beets, charges the manufacturers with compelling farmers to rob their soil in the interest of the manufacturers and oilers to lead a movement to demand a higher price lor beets or refuse to raise that crop in r.U2. lie then oilers to furnish 250,000 to ward the capitalization of a co-operative sugar company, declaring he can get 5,0i)0 farmers to take- $100 in stock; and another 5,)X) to take 50 the 1,- 000,010 thus raised would build and equip a factory to '"break the chains of the sugar trust. Such a statement of conditions will be news to hundreds of farmers in Tuscola county who have paid mort gages, built houses, barns, silos, drained and otherwise' improved their farms Irom the beet crop. Some of them remember that less than ten years ago stock in the Caro sugar factory went begging in the market at ten to lateen cents on the dollar for common, and that it is only since the organization of the Michigan Sugar Co., that the business has been proiitable. Unfortunately it requires more than securing subscriptions to the capital stock, and building and equip- ing a tactory to pay dividends, as stockholders in the (1 leaner Co-Opera-tive Union can testify. livery larmer knows that the man agement of a farm has more to do with the quality of the soil, aud that a good farmer will make a living on poor land where a poor manager will be unable to stay 011 a good larrn. Even so in the manufacturing business or general trade. Co-operative business enterprises are ideal in theory, but successful ones are without exception either newly organ ized or are to be found only in some distant state or foreign country." Woman's Voice. "When !'i -lay of woman's rights has fully or i." said a man with th voice of n .V'Titor. "she may insist up en slnghi." in? and baritone and leave tr- o:.rano and contralto parts of musl .0 bt executed by the mas culine potion of the community." "Why?" fe was asked. "Well, fix la the Inference I draw from a litt?? incident that happened at a woman's 'suffrage meeting I recently attended: Tlie m(tiag was opened bv a v;ortfi.v woman, who started to ri some resolutions, but as thenolaa tvom the treet almost drowned her strong voice she requested that th windows tit the rear of the room bo closed. Instead of carrying; out her wish I volunteered to read the resolu tion for her. " ' slit replied, 'I have got as fitronp a voice as you have! Excuse me,' st added. 'If I speak roughly, but the ammnrtlon of man that he has a voice that ran reach further than a woman's is Is well, It Is one of ths assumptions, that's all.' " Grandfather at Thlrty-five. V. II. Ilryson of Spencer, it Is be lieved, holds the record as the young est grandfather In the state, his age being only thirty-five years. He was married when fourteen years of age, his wife being only thirteen. Ills old est son was married at the age of seventeen and at the age of eighteen presented to the elder Bryson a grand son. Watklns Chronicle. "Yiddish." "Yiddish," properly speaking, is not a language. It Is a mixture of poor German, worse Hebrew and In Russia has some Russian words added. It has, however, a considerable litera ture, Including a large number of newspapers and other periodicals, and is used colloquially by Itusslan, Tolish and Hungarian Jews. In the United States it is spoken by more or less re cent Immigrants only, their children absolutely refusing to use it, and their attempts to make them do so is the chief cause of the disagreement be tween them which the parents so bit terly complain of. American Israelite. A Soldier's Reply. A soldier of Marshal Saxe's army, being discovered in a theft, was con demned to be banged. What he bad stolen might be worth 5 shillings. The marshal, meeting him as he was be ing led to execution, said to him, "What a miserable fool you were to risk your life for 5 shillings!" "General." replied the soldier, "I have risked it every day for my pay, flvepence." This repnrtee saved his life. The Beat He Could Do. "Now, gentlemen," said the stage manager at rehearsal, "1 want you all to wear your heavy overcoats in this scene, as it Is supposed to be an ex tremely chilly night." "I have no overcoat, sir," replied one of the actors. Then a bright thought struck him. "But I could put on my heavy underwear." Doston Transcript How Could He Forget? She Are you sure It was a year to day that wo became engaged, dear? He Yes. I looked It up in my check book this morning. New York Jour nal. ne who reigns within himself and rules pnsslons. desires and fears la more than a king. Milton. WEAST KENOCKEE. . Clinton Knisely, of Lakeport, was a caller in this vicinity last Sunday. Mrs. L. Young and daughter Florence, of Grant, spent Thursday at Arthur 1 oungs. Mrs. Hannah Maimer, of Flint, is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. ,J. K. Green. Mr. and Mrs. .1. Keid and daughter lBabeii attended the Heid-l'utiiey wed ding at State I load Saturday last. There were no preaching services at the Allen church on Minday eveningon account of the inclemency of the weather. Preaching services at the following places on Sunday, Nov. H: -Kuby at 10:30 a. m., Kenockee at 2:H0 p. m , and Zion in the evening. Mrs. M. Glyshaw spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Hav Gardner at Zion. Mr. Gardner, who has been very ill, is reported improving very slowly. Clare Green and cousin, Percy Kssel tine, of Pinconning, who are visiting here, left Monday for Port Huron where they will visit relatives and 1 riends. No revival services will be held at the Allen church this week on account of Itev. llichards being unable to attend. llev. Pellowe, who intended assisting Kev. Itichards, is suffering with blood poisoning in one of his hands. Mr. and Mrs. T. Parren, II. Lawson and J.ernard Coggan and a number of his pupils attended the lecture given by H. It. Pattengill, Ex Superintendent of Public Instruction,' at Avoca last Monday evening. It wad very interest ing and enjoyed by all present. FREMONT. Although winter has set in some of the farmers are trying to plow. Daniel Clemmens, of Greenwood, has gone to Florida to spend the winter. The special meetings held at the Saints' church have come to a close. Lena Grycc, daughter of Wra. Gryce, who has been very sick is improving. llalley Hurleigh, of West J ranch, is spending a few weeks with Fremont relatives. Mr. Wixon, father of Irving Wixon, in the Galbraith line died on Friday last from a paralytic stroke. Mrs. C. C. Lib has returned to .Blaine, after spending a few weeks with her children at this place. Julia and Lena Hinder, of Ruth, who have been visiting relatives in Fremont the past two weeks have returned home. Chas. Erb who has been visiting rela tives in this vicinity for a few weeks has returned to his home at West 1 ranch. Mrs. McKay, of McGregor, spent a couple of days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Albert Marshal, of this place. Mrs. Otto Adolph ami childreu, of West II ranch, who have been , visiting relatives in Fremont the past two weeks, have gone to urockway to visit her parents for a few days, after which they will return to their home. North Riley .lack Frost lias made his appearance, Men are busy hauling beans to market. Eva Murphy was home over Sunday. May Kavanaugh spent Sunday with her parents in Emmet. Mary Brandon is spending a few days with Inends in this vicinity. Peter L. Jiurns has rented his farm and will remain in Chicago this winter. Sheldon Storey left Friday for Montana, where he will spend the winter. A number Irom here attended the masquerade party at Memphis. All re port a good time. Mrs. I). P. Wheelihan, of Port Hur on, is visiting her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. .1 ames Sweeney. The raflle given at Wm. Murphy's was a huge success hoth socially and financial. ' WESTGRANT. Barber Neil was a Yale visitor Friday. Mrs. Ellison Palmateer is ainonir the sick ones this week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer llollev visited at Jiert Allen 8 In l argo recently. Mrs. Elmer Holley and Mrs. Ellison Palmateer spent Saturday In Port Huron. Ml nt-irl Mrt .TnViri I.T1 1 rri-ii i r r.f l.itrrr visited Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Palmateer sr., Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. John Kilgour, of Farcro, visited at Wm. Jiurkhardt s, ot Green wood, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wurzel jr.. were the guests of John Priehs aud wife of Fargo Sunday. Mrs. E. S. Dodge, of Avoca, was the guest of Mrs. Ellison Palmateer of this place, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Holley, of Fargo, visited at Bruce Palmateer s, of East Greenwood, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Gillara are rejoic ing over the arrival of a fine baby girl. born .November mm Chas. Hazel who has been in the Port Huron hospital returned to his home in Greenwood Tuesday. Itev. and Mrs. J. W. Ayling.of Fargo. are at Jeddo this week assisting llev. Mikel in a series of meetings. Jacob Anger spent a few days of the past week at East Greenwood visiting ins daughter, Mrs. Iiarvey aviicox. ADVERTISED LETTERS. November 13, Hll. It. G. Man. Merle Collins. Mrs. Melyin Todd. M. J!. Gallagher. E. Harvey Drake, P. M., Poultry and Furs Wanted, All kinds of poultry wanted, also furs of all kinds. Highest market prices paid. Oflice in the John Merrill Hat. L. 11. Presley, Yale. 31-4 To Ba Happy, You must have good health. You can't have good health if your liver is not doing its duty. Slow but sure poi soning is going on all the time under such conditions because bilious impurit ies are getting into the blood. Dr. DER RICKS SUGAK-CUAT1SD PILLS put the liver In order, purify the stomach and bowels and act as a tonic on the eutire system. Price 25 cts. Sold by OO is easy at "a good place to trade." Our assortment is varied, kept up-to-date, and you'll find here the new little extras that come out from time to time and demanded by the up-to-daie dresser. The remainder of the story is in short to the point paragraphs. New Messalines More now shades of Messalines arrived Ibis week. They are 27 inches wide, rHail for 75c per yard and are of good quality. Among the shades you will tind new grass green used now for piping the bine. Chenielle Fringe The newest trimmings just now is. chenielle fringe. We have the newest in black. Ask to see them. Cords and Tassels are among the new ones and our for you. The staple colors are tassels and the cords. American Beauty Outfits .Just the idea for Christmas work. We have Work Bags, Pillow Tops, Center Pieces, Mus kateer Hags, Shopping Hags, Library Ovals, Library Covers, ""Handkerchief Cases, Shaving Pads, Calendars, Letter Holders, Fancy Aprons, Whisk Broom Holders, Etc. Each put up in an envelope with designs and all necessary material. These nre nicely assorted and retail and 75c, according to what you The lateness of getting out this ad makes OF A STOVE IS THE FIREPOT THE "ART GARLAND" FIREPOT "DOES THE BUSINESS." IT'S THE easiest thing in the world to make a firepot WRONG so easy that you'll find most all of them wrong wrong construction wrong principle. For 70 years there has been no improve ment on the actual "Business End" of , a stove until this two piece revolving fire pot was placed in "GARLANDS" LOOK AT, IT! NOTICE IT'S MADE IN TWO PIECES Xhat's to allow the air to pass into the fire instead of all coming in at the bottom. HOT FIRE WHERE YOU WANT IT At the outside edge instead of the middle, where you get little radiation from it. THE LOWER PIECE REVOLVES- Just put the crank on, give it a turn, and the firepot is as clean as a whistle. NO POKING NO FUSSING NO Ml!jSS NO DUST WILL SAVE YOU A TON OF COAL EVERY YEAR YOU USE IT. "ART-GARLAND" . , THE STOVE WITH THE REVOLVING FIREPOT lohn Hutton, HOPPING.. blue, brown and stock has them here in both the at 25c, 50c buy. sary. Come in and see Palmer Bros. & "A Good Place to Trade" THE "Business e V The Improved Two-Piece Garland' j Phone 40 Ladies' Neckwear There- has been some decidedly new things brought out in Ladies' Neckwear, and wo have stocked a very pretty assortment of the newest. Our descriptive powers are faulty and we a.k you to see them instead of us trying to print the story. The new side fold jabots are here. Better Black Sateen There has been a demand for a better black sateen for child's wear. We have stocked one at 20 cents. Mufflers A neat mulller coming in n shades with a neat little pl.atchet fastener. Each, 35c. Warm Goods The snow is tine and substantial evidence that winter is here. This ad is fine and substantial evidence that we arc stocked ready to meet your requirements for any winter weather. Outings, Blankets, Underwear, Knit Goods, Skirts and 57 other varieties of things. Look over our stock. the briefness neces us. Co. Yale, Mich. Try an Expositor Liner. Pollock Hennessy.