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WKDNKSI) AY, JAM'ARY 10. 1917.
City News in Brief
• lull \llrrtl .1. Mm|ihi ..111 »|u "k
In i In* liiKlr.lilr i lull I'liur.tlii.
i i.r in 'i'li.' sliiw mil 11..-
I ■ !»<-<-In I mi rllii. fur fiirllirr «r(nn-
Ia til lu M \\n« in ii ii I* .«■■ krlil
• 1.. Ii . | fl I • - * "f
V\ iv in i iuiiitv 111 Hu- Hotel Stltlrf,
\V il l ii- •'.l > :* fl•< lrv ioil
Jkilk*- I* Ii 111 1* I \ nil /llr In *‘«Miftiir<t
In liln liiiiui* Ii- it I‘ulit. llr In Ihr
i r • *ll' i tit iff Hi iiii i hunorry ill
\ hi ..f t tin iii'ii t rt 11a*
|.i.i • i • n.; fill* » by Judife
M i i>li>
Juliii II Ir> limn, illri i'lur nf iiinuii'il
Irai ii I k. In Ihf llr trail inihllr
Ii mil »i'« »k TliurMilky in
u i .. ,*pi * -i h * *i*iit-iit i < . *it*. under
• in- h ll -pi•. of th«- llniin ami ICtl
- .1 n il<|>al I tin'll t. i'll “Till' V H 1II"
• ii ‘-i-iti a training In tin' j*■ ib 11«'
y. linols.’*
“Wr'll ni'.rr tclir >i|> nnlll «f lirl
tll.-iriMMUI •Ml.” nk lil llr nr» I'oril In
i .. imr t, i. iur ■ -t.« \ i ! a
i ,-i w iv t- a,ip « »r A*
. k n . i.iiritrt« have tog *trmi*"i
i i,is t. » tin'. nr«’ Ii un<t to tight.
\ , l u- r|> .a ii until m beginning
i I- m | tin n thr rr t w ill com"
n .»iii .ii ly
••Olil lliinn. him hmi tnkln. • nlrntn
fur 111,- Iml frn »frk«," nHlil thr
> -1111- ■" -1 ".■*>, "tint II" .4 -lit* tl|l
ip --- -i 1 T 1 ng -uni • .mi,' 'l'-itn Miilh
\ . . p,n u- a vi fit. !> ring ink hi*
hitli JuVr, 'thr luliutlf ill, a I til
And -Ilf ilirhrd tip l, I
t,i. isr -1 rr tin- ml *t<ive In illi
> I I 111 , I-1 the hr<| ronlll,
•♦l'liltt'n ..lint I rail M 111 kll«h lob."
mill H 111 in nn hr nnlrknl tour
• ! I' ' :t.l II |-l, >• i-f |il* to
t , t 1 I" . f ii Ilium
. n-l ir t iii'ii pit'*' ‘‘That mi»rt
V 4 .1 ! "M tnv not vr*
i * ■ i ii \ 1> v inf t but
ai. in- .- ;.p »n*l away go*-* .t
month" - ilw; v,”
Inhrrltiinir lit l .ntnlnrr T. 11.
Whltr n Ir >1 b» tl«r Mtitlllnr
l. . r - -it I,ntm Hi 4 to
i .i.-i- .f,t,i-1 ’.in ti \ work In
\\ H fit 111 > <1 Tl|l 'll l V
•* ’'i' tit* in * rita n- ••' tin'a
in \\ in. ■ . tin t v for tin' i il* ti«l i r
M .1 • l l|: !l I'. ' tu 12-'l,t'l.' I f* I. Iho
1.,:. figure they havr rve r
r. i to I ■
Hri-'i't |hr « )tt*t tno nitarl for »n * -
lltltt n.ilil M a roll I* of nor Ir I * Hiuln
i ,j i> .i wtnit it.
Ain! . I ' 1 !• M '• r pill ! " I
, ; | . | i • v W •'«' t-ink 1114
i, tlrng n n -n'n
' I Im! • nf r-n •• -.
.it pi, not* anil trif
i , vt i v i*n into t h«' •!»• *
oil'll lit lots I oil find Jnnf nt.-pprrt
mi' us ut into s • noil opr r»." nit lil
ft,,- ,in » • ' ill v 4 fl Ml ill t <♦*•-
f• - - , i 11 -it- I t. tii rin ii vr fa
I. Hr . ■ ill I nil 1.-• I•r1 or !
avt-r rl l rrpr if rot nr., ai.t! * »-
II »|.t , '' i if i < i t a t .ivy pin ■
wh*f a tail 1 jm- ••/« i hmtttrlf m
itl I .. . I 'it v\ T ♦ tin I
.t. Il I- h . licilm »• it of thr
i* iti'ti -H
hr lnmil n rtralng l»r. \\ hrrlrr I*.
It i \i- 1 ut l lir rmrnri h I u horn tor.
.f ; ■ liiintriil Kin-tr ■ .".mpany
aiit p,-I, k ii" I rr thr Tr* Ht
Inv It •ll h filth itl thr room -of
t!.. It.! r l .(igln* - * I ittlf niirtrly
V t u- • t Grand Ilivrr-avr, n
• • I If i' !:iW> in Mi l l '
4 , t 'ati-i of tin Vftavr.'
• >. I I,- t if" With 1 a Ti
ft* r n i •
Si h.-.ln • , hint • urstlMT 111 thr I nlt
, si iin itlntrli’l roiiri «hn»» thr
t!. P r Itn-f Siitimrl A
4J , -nip .tli ’ t t. -il . -
i . . i- s■!!,'"i ti ■ i«-;
, i j, -it. i . . ' i.tp-1 rtttln j
- - in; of l,i ii - 1 n' ' i ta
' ■ • n ■' - r •■-' i p At |
ft,..’ of tm fa-i.ir- •» V >'’i f- i
, . t it f tin' miiir.i ! i a • t om.
■ . ■ ■' . ••spank \vi >.!cl r- -i I
-i, : ■ i r-i i-m it* ,r< il't-r-* in full.
John I .mi srrurr.l *1 iln'frr of itl
sor-r from kl, islfr tu mi lursilut.
,11 t -M ' .-it.* Ta ppon of *
i- . v- i'.i' •» rv. u in 'l- ani- t j
dr, t. 4TO t- H ' w-t party Thr
No Change
In Price,
Quality
Or Size
of package
\
regardless of rising prices on
other food commodities
Grape Nuts
provides the rich nourishment
of wheat and barley at the
same price tit which it has
always been sold
The King of [SjS
Breakfast Foods
Makes Brain
and Brawn L—
•»
'at Grocers everywhere.
FACTORIES:
Postum Cereal Cos.. Utd. Battle Creek, M*ch.
Canadian Posturn Cereal Cos., Ltd. Windsor, Ontario
iJt > rlrnntiiK I'uat $ 'ln mtlil.
w hit'll In* hull tm*n witlina to put
lii't'aij-r tl r thollllht whit Wit* ROttltJ
t-1 pint it tu M party of hut f‘ I*
11 v• * • Inhlraii nhr nn 11 it f"l 14 i'il
• hriitton of hrr ot*n
l iimri W . ( lurk, (.rmldrnt of (hr
I'lrnl unit Olit itrlrolt Nullnuiil
it ink. uni thr prliK'lpil Mprakrr it*
tin- ii-K'ilar monthly mnttlnH of
tiin W i\in' County ami Honti v 'ftv
ltuc.i tiar.k offliri i ami impl"'t».
Tut day night. Mr. Clark a»fvo
catnl rrcirntlon, or a hobby tb.t
tulgiit hart t > •• 41*r si- m thr o|*rn,
n * nn • vhilaratlng fur«''' in tli* 1
rvi ry-ilay lifr of tho offh • mnn.
ciyih || Hu rrotiK t.i -f tin- lif t roll
Murrum of Art. aim Mpokr
Thr Mfit Inntir nf "l iilinr'n \ olrr" In
out. It In a 1 1> 1 1 tiiHltarlor
•'with a i li* ii ii mr.mgi' fur woikiit,!
proph H<’i ordlnK to thr rdltorlal
pagi us thr initial i**u»* Tin tlrit
1 nrur rontalna jiagr* and «t
trartlvr rovrrM. Juttiu* I*rtit* lhaii"i
m thr rilltur and tn a tints r and
Krank S Martri n thr puldl-Vot
Thr publication offler 1* at N
1 Ifamtllon-blvd. It c out amt
out fi.r thr dry aWlr of th" lujuor
light.
If lllu|ril'4, »»llh bin iMntrril nt II
trmnpn thr world In nrnrrh of mi
hotir.st man. hr .an tiluv. • it
light and In- iiu.li t-- p'ai'rful r> i
Th- owner of n utolrn vi-dln, n
r, put t i iik Iti toast m thr tiuli"*. I ii
disclaim'd that ii i* an hrirhuun >f
gnat prl> • ut i» g'n tine “St ra •'
Thr i>44 n< r of thr .ntolm In*trunirnt
Is K. Sti-vrnaon. No. 121 llarp*
tvr \4 lill fells thr poll e thal h"
Ignorant of it» makr and modratl.
MtiKife't.H that It may hr a Hrand
l:a pld.i produt t
Aa thr (nil Irninn rrmararil after h#
llnipetl out nf »nr of thr •lender
downtown office hulld.ng' th"
wt mt cutnblnatlun In thr world t >r
corns im Ignorance, obealty ami a
revolving <1 t»r For fear tfiat
them lines. lik» mo many person
\4 11) pcrt-'i from the earth w.tfu -t
being umtrrsfood, thr clever ami
rising voting author will evpla.n
11" Ilteanl I't infer that til*' grlltle
man with the corns at*• f into th*
•nine • 'loti tfa revolving do ’r
with a fat man who didn't know
that one person per re : ion i<
proper.
•■M hr not follow sir Herbert Itrer
hohm Tree's hnhlt In the ehnrnrtrr
of Cardinal of hrdd'ng mi.
ornng" to the nos.> as 44 •• i l. on
th* ill-ventilated. inmnltHti and
garllc-ateeped l • 1 It at
ask'd 1 woman, witness ng 4 p ,-t
f t rmati- • of ‘King M*i.tv \ Tll'
thi - u• 1 k in t lie 1" 11 o up,
h- is- Historians r••• •> • t »ti »t
“IVolMcy. whene .• r lu u •• ti
cr"Ud of pestered with o' >r
f.' M to |,li nose h v<*r> f ' * <iu
u fwr> us the tm at "t ' .it
within was taken '-nt and 1 11• •.f ;>
I . iln >4 th the part of il 'poliKik.
44 • ' tl 4N « V ltti-g.tr • •' till -’ll
*t i f,*. ii->ns against th" p-Mllep'
v airs.''
1 in mi u man who recently Inld hi*
heit tl ou Ike inut rlntiiuln I ebuppng
bl k anti" Itl"! s the discovery of a
tu w firm of torture for met
males * -aranteed to Pritig ,1!" c a
slower death thin trying to find a
buttonhole In a pi* " of la •• -•»
.hghtlna w th a. furnace that would.
• ' i n h<- .-• in tlo ••ilddi" f \ig
ti -1 The n.'.v niethisl is * • hav<
th*' ht ad of the family drag lo r
husf'arid into a hut- her shop, th*
floor of 4«hp h I* covered 44 Ith a
la\*-r < f «.i\4 lint tw*. Inches tftit k.
and let the wife drop n k*v <*f
ertursc. th" natural thing fnt ivm
body In th" place tu do 1“ as *
In losing the key by kicking th*
sawdust around. In th*- end, the
butcher collies fotward 44 Ilia
rake whit II the h *b*nd is lilt till
f..r, ..1 tu take VI tig shout cl *-
Ing time, tin- k<\ 1- f' tnd Th
husband lays aside th*' rake pin -
b : f.A cent-' yiottb ..f tu es .t.-ak in
bis y eat p ■ k't -ml goi s b"tne tu
learn whet to 1 the *lt" s irvlV'd
thru the day *n.l to empty the m.i I
of 114 I * 44 tit
have a- cumulated sin- *' morning
ALDERMEN
SHOWERED
WITH GIFTS
New Members Ueeeive
Many Tokens of
Esteem
KEATING NAMED
AS PRESIDENT
New (’ouneil Head
Makes Few ( ommit
tee ( han^es
'(iontlonirn, thlH Is Just whai ray
wif« has bf.mn lfx)klnt! for thw
many years, but before I give It to
her I’ll bay*' felt put on both ends,
believe me ’ i
li was the Hon Robert W. Rut
ter retiring common council pres!
deni, peaking Ht was speaking ft
Aid. John <’ Lodge, "the Santa
Claus of the count'll,” and the bou
ipiets wire so large and many in
number th;ii a packed chambt :
could hardly ->•> yvhat v a.' going on
Mil. la>dge had Ju*t placed his
hand lovingly on “Rob's” should* !
ami in u nice spem-h presented the
r*dir;ng president with an Inscribed
gavel as a token of bn fellow coun
cilmi-n's teem
Aid Rutter’s reply, as he held
the sinning hummer up and c:t
--' ft - *d P wit it a gleamin' eye. w-•
1 <h» •“d i» f t h tit PIS ,* ii'igeU < 1
; |pi•? ipd.ih' 1' • t 4f 1 '! 1 body
\ ' 1 a ■ •■ a •**. u! : • 11’. In
11 1 1 h ' - 4 tl • fi .Hire
: : ■ • p. : • • .1 t.bf o'd * ounell-
U »i. ,'i ■; p« 1 'low n and out
’o private life.
TANARUS! tll ; liv *'tl *1 * calling of 1h *
l in u m I v t '. ■ '! rk i.u * -.iy. and
jibe advent of 1! new aldermen.
Kra! n-j Takes Chair.
Solemnly each aid* rimn in* ned
’Mauri' ** .1 K" a’ina ‘ when the roll
yy;i' tailed for • !tton of ash w
president. Aid K'fUing vtas tl.*".
• ■i.'ori'.'d to Hu chair hv Aid \U,i!i
and Hurton,
Aldenm n then with varied j* s'
elect*,] Aid Hindi* 1 president pro
Item \nr'v* rs to th" roll call wer**
| all the way from William Harold
| t’larenr* ILntll* to Mr Hlndle.
"It" mighty good of you boy
hut you gave m< too many nhmes.
was the acknowledgment.
To •• th • 1* and other cere mom
l*s of the night came a crowd that
fl!!e<l Iht i t trnhef '<• ca|»HClty. Th'
caiue so rap *llv and • cerly tha*
Caps \!* in Hit ks. who was at th*'
!Ut ! « ltd 111 Ii i regiment ils o r
h'u* .tr»tl win!", had his troubles in
•dml'tine *1 *m all.
Ii w; s 1 I'ni ;.' sight that me
l) • .O" Ilf '• • V !*or . Th.' i
r -.4 ', , . *; , ! •• ■n : g t ]
fa ing Tl.t r v. *-re rr* a' J
•*!;■ ■ at I v * nlhs of 11 ’ • ■ on j
' bd Tli. ,h rr ph»r j
*b",<r ■f '• ' *; •*• th t' |
- • tg’,
' pia'h-r M » K •••■ i
* - ! 1 ni\r ' I r* •.<• r t. 1 i
|;t- 1,1 -• 1 ,* 4 r 1-, ,- , , /*•
■ r and hv a ne'v cl :i -**'-• j
V- many •■•*' " t t.sen at j
• |, r to -ee - their !. lend t st* p
n 'lit thrcMhohl *'! po '■ t v ufiss
nto oMivi'Ui. as tin* e.i t mi lit be
Gifts Are Nur.frr j",
A feature was a gift l it • p rio*l
Ml the proceedings Rich id \V. I
U* (ding business tnanagt r of Th*'
fb irolt Times, wna given the fltHir
*nd called f*u-wartl Ralph (’« Mitter.
new Fourteenth ward alderman. Mr
Reading fold the new solon his fel.
low riri*r>n- in the Fourteenth had
1 eti in t • from 1 ruble beg,n
' !iin;v* and wanted to give a ron
j rite expr* --ion of their regard.
Then Mr Reading placed an
j alarm clock in the hands of Mr
j Mitter. anil the thing straightw.ay
yvent ofT \y th vigor Mltt<'r had
1 little time to get "fussed,” for h"
' yva- hidden to tarn around and a
: handsome luill clo<’k met his eyes
This wns the real gift, and the nevv >
altlerman acknowledged it prettily
! Then one of the real JoWch of the
I n'ght. 1 hiyid K. Helneman arose
| with praise for Janies S. Holden,
! who was sitting beside Vld 1/tdg •
| as the new lawmaker from the Firs
j ward
I “It is a r]eh and costly gift, w•»
are ciying our new Hldermnn.” aid
I Mr. Helneman, and thereupon he
l handed over a gold watch to Aid.
1 Hold, n
' I’m «4«d to get it Mr Heine
| man borrowed my watch and chain
| is I cam* in tonight, and 1 was
w**rn*i| .1 {4**ol it " -aid Mr lUddett
\nother handsome gift went to
I l*res)t|eiit Keating in tfte form of
! a yviit* h. a |• r* tnt from t-he rout.
] ril |i yy a presented by \ld Allan,
and Keating * aid the 'talk was all
out of him," but he and try and he on
time every Tu* 'day night for the
net t t v o years.
An impressive part of the pro
J ceetllng was wlu n Aid Hurton and
1 Molflen went In quest of the mayor
l in it es his annual message. As the
IlllVttl I fAt-red wyilklpg between his
•s. ort -f lie yy .1 inthusiaslirally
chi ’ Ted
When in finished, his messag*'
yvas referred **> ihe ways an*! means
committee for distribution to the
proper committees. About the oniy
other official business necessary to
II get the n* w council iu working or-
der was adoption of th© lb Itl rule
for HH7. •
Few Change* in Committees.
Aid. Keating announced hi - com
mittee heiiHtions during the initial
session. They are as follows:
Ways wr.il im-ann lturt*>n. V<*m r.
Outhit'l, Hurnett. Ki'onk, Mil
to
<"lsuni 14 n*1 ac-i'tiiint 1* Kiiiik. Wmi -
tell, to,bin (ton, ll<>l*l<n, vv.i,/.* il, Hun
ter, It'i**.'.
.1 ml Ilia r y \Ven*e|l, Ktarkey, Mit
ter. Itrauti, I»r t. I)ah*>r'kl. Ml"*k*'.
Franrbtse Wilson, Rlchert, V*-r
--noi, Thompson, J'lark'-y, Au*h, lit*,
pell*.
Pul.llr ut lilt!*-. 1 * V* rnnr. fdttletleli!
I*«.iig". Hurton, A'lih, I *lll, Mitt* r
tirade (■*■ "oration -tjllnnan, Allan.
He). 11 1 1 a. ll.<ld*n, Cowan. It"."*. Ilun
t, 11 C'ranshaw. Gllnnan IJttle
ft* I. Allan. VVartall. Dill, N*>wr.
I ti pri.f.-t r Min Itirhert. Hindi*
HI"II. W ng Htarkey. Walsh. Dodt
fit 1 , nf Correction H.ndl* Wing,
tin" ; ni, Behultz. Kronk. Holden,
Cowan.
I hi..! buildlnva Outhard, tttndle.
Kuiix Robinson, Aitch, Bradley.
Walsh 1 . ,
v 4 • r Selmltz, t,t ll }*stV*»i(l, As-tc.
V, * rr'* 11. Kronk. IlitJiert, Walsh.
'I ,»v. s -Hletl, Tefnnr, Achults, Star
k*-y, Hlopell-'. Dodt, Mlotk*4.
-ti.fi epeninga K"- her, Varnnr,
!. u is- t*. Thompson, I,llla. Richert.
,-(nrk"\
Pr nting Zink. Prhults. Wensel!
W. rt• 1 !. Koeh«*r. Hoblen, Hunter.
\;.it k' t' irid pounds--Thompson.
tV f. I II Wing. Prnun, Hahorski,
M 1 I
l' , P-Ming Itoblnson Allan
1.. tl. • Hi,Ashe. Hratin, Bradley.
P.irk 1 1 boulevard**- F.llls, Hur
t 11 • m 1.( a v he, Kunz. Robinson.
I'.' -1' • y _
(u *! ifiMto es Ivionk Tdttlefleld. Bar
rut*. K.t h,- 1 Zink. Cowan Nowr.
Ilea'lh a n*l .-lty hospitals Harnett
( >l l nn*»ti, ''ransliKW, Wal'h. ltlnpelle.
Hahorskt, N w"
1 .1 * * m.- • H- I. Thompson, Rlehert.
Rl. p, lie. * t.viiin. Buliorskl
l • 1 «,* *, gnlatlon 1 -Ittleft, Id, B'.ir
tot, Kun/. Vow*-, Ctithsrd
Rub ' Wine Fill*. file!!. Dodt,
lb,-a I*, tun. Bain 14 ski.
i" ,-t.r and "tty legislation -
l„.fli- , n*irt*m, Urlnnnn, Dill, Kills
Z'r. k V'tt h.
H r ,,!;-* y Crar*”haw. Barnett,
IT 1 e. I*, r. Wilson, Hunter. Mitt* r
R r<ntit n and plav**rnund*< War
t< I! C. tHhnrd. Wilson, Wing, R».o,
M -k• Hratil.* y
Tr af fb in<l police regulation Al
lan Hindi*', Korher, Wartell. Wen/.* !.
Zmk, Aueh
GOAL COST HITS
ROAD BUILDING
Forces Wayne County to Pa>
Increased Sum for 1917
Cement >upply
The g*V)tl ro:i*ls comrnlsslon r*
c* iv*d b,ds f**r materials for wt*r;.
f!ii* ng Mi* *■ tiling year amountin
o sj :'.*,.* "ti in its weekly meet in.
l u* sday.
Huilding materials have gone u
in pric* ?.an>!v 'ince last >*
lari-* 1> Im'C.ci-*'-of the ri-in M
pri* *■ of »o:il, larg*' quantili*
which are us*-d in the mantjf.'ictur
of cement, according to I-Tim* r <-
Rice, secretary of the commissi©!
For 70,0* * barrels of cement, :r
proximately $140,000 yvill have to
hi* • j ***nt.
"One small plant which snbnr.
ted a bid uses four carloads of co,*
a dav," s-tid Rice
For the J",oo0 ions of sand tha
v 11 go into the Wayne coun •
r ads dur.ng ".*l7. an otrriny of
ah, i s:’*•.ti*iti will Im* ne<* ajy for
'Ut oft ton <>f rocks, $75,000.
.in."' *n*T« Haggerty. IFc
and Mu"- r attemb and the m* «-t.r,
\l* ' :’'i firin' submitted bid' 'J ‘ •
contract.- probably will b* let di.’
ru- the coming w**<*k.
GEORGE GASTON
GETS NEW JOL
Police .Tu-stices Offer Formei
Sheriff Position of Pro
bation Ollicer
George T Gaston, former *''
*•!* rk and sheriff, has h* • n off'"*
th** position of probation ore* r *•
the police court by Justice St
Sell* r* anti MUi.sfou. \lth" n > u
nit** announcement has !***• n t
it is Maid that Gaston ts aim <
tain to accept the place
Gaston was manager of th*' M**-
campaign at the last election, r 1
since tlo* mayor wa* r«’tnrn* 1
office, titer** has b**« n much
latlon as to which city po '
former aheriff would g**l a
ward for hia service.
The numerous rumors con* i ’■
th** resignation of Police < , i
sloner Couzens named Ga 'on
Hiiccesnor.
Th** probation post, pay Tl - ? ’
per year. Is of minor it •
compared with whaf many ;•■■■
clana thought Gaston would g* '*
it Is said in clly hall * it* * ' *
tbi*« job is th*- only one that > n
filled and thal <la ton will t • ■ - •
i more remunerative t •*. nd
■*oon as the opporiunty pres* '
self to the mayor
\ notable society yv*d* l i\"
fain to*liiy yyill !><• that of Mi
t*ia Kn ily Mack an*l I’hllip Ft* '
Met/ The brid<'-to h* ia th* .
ter of Nor mnn F .M ••• k. P' t *•>
newspaper pnbitsh* r -in<l N* '
memiicr .if th*- lk-mo* rattc n.*' * ’> I
c ommitte*
** *** ••**•••*• | uu p r|((
A Nutritious Diet for All Apes.
Keep Horhck’s Always on Hand
Quick Lunch, Home or Office.
DETKUIi I imES
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ANOTHt.R LAUGH
Special Meeting of our Cabinet held in
New Offices, second floor Grand Rapids Sav
ings Bank building, Dee. 30, 2 p. m., 1916.
Received report from the General Secretai.x
and resolutions were adopted, declaring the
eleventh annual dividend or rebate.
The General Secretary then reported re
ceiving i otice of the issue of license by the
State of Illinois on an application previously
made by the New Bra for admission. Many
thanks to the ()gg law, but none to the spirit
Unit inspired it.
The General Secretary also gave to the
Cabinet advance estimates on net results for
the year, which exceeded 1915, and 1915
eclipsed the combined net new business of
sixty fraternals, and was equaled by only one
or two legal reserve companies. The lapse
rate was lower by $500,000.
The New Kra did big things in 1916, but
watch us grow in 1917.
The General Manager announces Special
md District Managers wanted. Apply 2to
t p. m. Thursday, Jan. 11th, 1917, Pontchar
trqin Hotel, Detroit, Mich., Detroit time,
thereafter:
New Era Association
(,II \M) U MMDS. MICHIGAN
TICKETS
Grinnell’s
Saturday
“Mr. A. B. C.” had neglected to care
for his teeth properly
Mr. A. B. C.” now says the Peerless Dentists
truly are wonder workers
Peerless Painless Dentists
69 Woodward Ave.—at Jefferson
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL NINE O’CLOCK
\ *1 I «l 'll >|H
DAMROSCH
out ill;* 11< \
NEW ERA
ASSOCIATION
Admitted
to Illinois
and Declares its Eleventh
Annual 25 Per Cent ( ash
Dividend or Rebate to Its
Co-operating Members.
AMI vkmi;m«
The condition in whi< li we found them is shown in
the accompanying illu tuition. They were in a com
plete stage of decay- every tooth was affected. lie
hud suffered with stomach and digestive troubles to
such an extent that he finally was taken down sick and
the physician who attended him soon found that the
cause was entirely from neglect of his teeth. The teeth
were so sore that he couldn’t even brush them—and
after the physician’s treatment for a time, he was able
to come to the Peerless I). utist to have the necessary
dental work begun.
The way his teeth are today is shown here Because
of absolute remaking of “very tooth, he can masticate
his food properly; he claims that lie feels like biting
nails in two; he is not ashamed to smile or laugh and
feels no disgrace in society, lie is virtually a NEW
MAN!
“And just to think” (to use his own words) “that all
this work was completed in such a comparatively short
time and absolutely without any suffering whatever!
The doctors who did the work only had to extract two
teeth! They saved every other one and I certainly
have much to be thankful for.”
What we did for “Mr. A. I*. we can do for any
other person. He hasn’t a gold, silver or metal filling in
his mouth psjft»pting the two pieces of bridge work
wht.e the extractions were made.
AMI M MLMH
GARRICK ,\'T, vuYrif
GUY BATES POST
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< if., .lan. LI, 1917. 8:15 o’clock
1 'i»ri He.i student* Tie;
it; v (ii member*.
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iltner, OK Meivard-RVe.
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POWYS
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TENDENCIES**
TAGORE
Vml ihr M»»iten* <'•l*
nr M * atlr l*m.
FRIDAY at 8:15
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l'i rr«l Ave., at I ■**.
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