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WEDNE SDA Y. SEPTEMBER *. 191 T.
TRACE DISEASE
TO CONSTIPA TION
One «»f the |>«ln(« «n which
different irknoU »l medicine
*11) l«rrf I*. Ibal nlMiut
U%V" til »ill h*iilii»t» itlwH'i’ •* dl
rrcll * im'Tililf It* liilc *1 inn I |*H”
Irf ImT Inn w( atnWinrb *» •*•>»«• dge
to limrllt It > of Ihe hiiwrl., or
iHtnai Ipnllon. rhf rllMln»l|ir
frui-r** l« RN essential fnelor In
digest!**** Mini on lla proper fom -
tlonlnu depend* the welfare of
the entire »>slcin.
4 iinilllMllan la N condition that
alt n n lil net er lie neglected \a
Bonn Ms |hr hnwela I'tlilrni'f the
allghlesf and lapoalf lon In alon up.
■ mild lM«nfl»e should lie taken.
Thr oon*l*lniil Inn of aim pie l»ui
-111 e herlia rtlfh pepaln. known a*
|lr « lililttell'a strop I'epaln and
aolil In ilniß alorea tor VI eenla
n hotlli*. la I* Igh I x ended
na « ••orreetlte, acting irnllfi In
nn ena>. nnfiirnl tt n*. without
nrlploM or other pnln or dla
eomfort. t trlnl hot tie of thin
eaerlli ot Intnllt remedy can he
ntifnlued. free of i-hnrge, hi ttrll
|„n to llr. \\. H t Mid tt ell. t.Vtl
\\ ualilit nt nn at,. Mnti I lee 1 In, 111
Society
Dr. .in'! Mr> Churlen R Ijottnanl,
and non Philip. have returned from
Cve weeks’ visit in Montand
~#> —
Mr* H t i Wilson find daughter
Carmen, No Virginia Park, hnv*>
returned from a visit In New York
•
Clyde Munne has gone to losing
ton. Va., in enter tin Virginia Mili
tary institute.
• -
Dr and Mrs Frank B. Ihlrher are
In Chicago visiting tlieir son. T>l
ward Pilcher, who Is an Instructor In
the Great ld*ki s Naval Training mh
tlon
— ' m
Mr an 1 Mrs .T"hn G Hancock,
and snns. are spending a few weeks
with .Mrs Hsncoek's arandpifYenTe.
Mr. and Mr« T C. slot* 1 -. at *heir
summer home nn Biggin;-' lake
• •
Miss Salim Willard, of Chandler
it# ha- returned from a round of
vlst'- in In Jut tin*
—-■
Mr*- David F S?n*t, No 2* Palin
term*’, and Mr and Mrs. William
R M.Cain N 52 Si-ward-avi- are
on a motoring trip to Chicago
M*» Milton R..g. r« Williams of
Farrand Park tia* zone to Syracuse,
N Y . where she will he matron of
honor at a friend's wedding
•
The Spani«h War Woman’s club
will tii* ' f Friday, Si pt 7 it 2 .in
oVlo* k in *h* "tii of Mr* \pn-rta
Thnn.son No *!» P* rr> at , to make
plan sot rusing t» fund for the
sending of Christmas rhi <>r to ’he
Thlttvftr*t M;thigan nfantry
•
Cordon Mend c.nhn ha- movei)
from N* * Mfred to ih* Toy* nr
apar'ment No M?!* West Grand
blv.l
Cln sis in urgual dics>ings and
horn- nursing will 1 gin Monday.
Sept 1", in New In rr> hoU«e, N
4*3 .Jefferson-ave . under the nil
pice* of De'rolt chapter A mer if an
Red Cross Anyone desiring to cn
t»r the classes nutv register a* New
berry house Mi-* A R .ludson >
In charg* of *he < la-*es
•
Mr and Mr« ' \ 'A«hn. No 150
Taylor av e and Dr and Mrs .fohn
Vaji Her. No l*i T.*'lor aye motor
ed for the \. I k end to f hick Lake.
Oakland <ount> ,
•
[n the Fl;** Baptist church Ann
Arbor. Saturday evening. Sept 1
took pi;K • ■' 1 m.it agi of M|
Mae \ilern White, naught* r of Mi
and Mr- Chari* RrHdl* \ White of
Detroit, to Professor Grover C Gri
mnre of the law faculty of Mi*- I'm
rersity of Michigan Th.e ceremony
was perfornicd by fh< R<v John
Mason Wells In the presence of the
Immediate rela'iyee and intimate
friends only
Lockjaw Claim* Victim
John retro. 2*. years old. No RO
Hlndlr st , died Irv St. Mari's ho*
pltah Tuesday morning, of lockjaw
resulting from an injury to his hand
while working for the Detroit Wire
Springs company a week ago
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use ForOver3oYear«
S. .1. MILO, Gen. Manager
G. I!. C \RLISLF G. K. MILO F. H. CARLISLE
President Treasurer Secretary
ft
'■'AHKEf 5W’ ■ . ■ ■
and ■ill
■ | I Jil II ln|f|H
will ■
WE HOPE YOU ENJOYED YOUR
SUMMER VACATION
DON'T WAIT FOR THE FALL RUSH!
Let l T a Prepare Your
Kail and Winter Clothing, Drapes, etc.—NOW!
SLL the great national advertis
ers who appreciate a news
paper of character include The
rimes in their country-covering cam
paigns. Many use no other medium
in Detroit.
BLISS 818
FLOURISHES
AT THE FAIR
Place Does Thriving
Trade With Labor
Day Crowd
One of the most thriving Insfitu
Hons on the state fair grounds, (.a
bnr day. was a "blind plr ’ operated
in conjunction with a booth where
'‘near beer," nn alleged prohibition
drink, wa dispensed, on th>- mid
way.
The "modus operandi" of obtain
in* whisky in almost un> quantity
yvas to walk between two aid*. show
tents, stumbling over courttl** . lent
ropes and guy wires, and proceed in
the general direction of several j I**-
of caisß of ‘ near liber, evading a
coupl* of shorthorn goats and <*
tnule of uncertain temper, tethered
In an enclosure In the rear of the
"near beer" booth was a compart
ment shut off by canvas side* A
rotund gentleman with a white
apron and an abbreviated brow was
found In the compartment sur
rounded by several whisky glasses
and a couple of quarts of booze
For cents a drink he was quite
willing to part with his stock of
||qu<>r The choice of real brew or
‘near beer" was given for a
"cba«er "
Two uniformed patrolmen spent
a large part of Monday afternoon in
a ten* assigned for the u«* of news
papermen in company with a t- 1 nt
hottle of whisky, and when fh* bo*
tie was implied they ,*sked when
more could be obtained They w*-r.
directed to the blind pig’’ in the
"near beer" booth
Dirt Hauler in Trouble
Grant M. U til, who lives on 'Em
don -t . •!• -lied to hav• a good lo<.V
mg street i*n h** hauled dirt from
rvpfef I.in* c** to his own thorn
s to • ve; tip kjr'fide. The * i'i/* ti>
~f F.m ten * k*'l *hi* patriotle
spirit, but tbo.l*- who r* sided on
• outer l.itieave didn't So they
made complaint against Bolt, and
h*> was brought before lmlge Jes
fni<« T -d.n morning The court
complimented the man on his
henovolen' spirit, and then ills
missed him under -suspended sen
fence, ‘never to do it again
'ioinji Over the Top in “No
Man’s Land” »f Detroit
Casualties for the Month of
September
KILLED—3
WOUNDED—IO
MISS'NG—I
Ricky Business
>* «'»
Htishand -"1 must really trai <
hack my ancestry "
Wife 'lkin’t. .Tnrk' Rrace up and
have some pride about you."
Dcaporate.
Hamltono —‘Taaslun, fhU* will
drive nm into tho movira yrt.”
All Things Work For (tood.
"I'llßil did lint M*> Ally think m->re
th**n but th«- u<-\t ds \ (be « Id id»-s
of Ins dreading thr h»ti\ came up iikl
It Anally got r • -n m\ nrr\*-* that
th* d<» tor orderr.) rti«- to tii* hospital
tool --aid tiiAt I'had was only to r> m**
m and play thr piano for no- nno *
d**;. tor an hotir
-, lt was liard to g»t a rnf-ni suffl
clrtitEy Holafrd »■ • p*-initt of piano
plAving loit by taking m large *uit*
at <-n* mO of tip- hospital wo- tnun
a*‘-d it. I tiat- to think what poor
('had is doing the r»sr ttir d*j and
aitho hr .tor* not mention it I th'nk
hr diallkrs tttr idea of thr t>al-v
more than ever.'
'l*,* * *uj knoyy >trnr M.irgl* Mollir
<• ntlnurd in tier Inti-r. "I wonder if
y.iU will onderatand all I have sitd
ii* rr * thou why 1 *h“.ild do so, I
and. n't s* *-, a* you lih\, .ilwajr* un
d« r-*to.<d mr «n<l my problems b<-tt*-r
than 1 have in>9»-lfj
"Hut I do *o «'»rit y-o*i to under
stand that th*- only tiling tliat i.oth
.in me about the ■ thoik f (hr i.at.v
is tEi«> fact that it w -i-rira i'had and
! am afraid tie >s not aoing to ln\» It
i knoyy lie will io- wonderful t<> if
because his own childhood *«* so m»-
happy but you sr, r*e ha- had so lit
tle E.appinrs* in In* if,* and, poor
d* ht. he hates to *er * h.»iifr*s come
w-hrn tie js so truly happy for the
first nm,-
If, has dung himself unrrs*r r-dly
int th<- . Hiupnlgn f r Hs-ry Symon*
as .iH-or attd i tbtnk that Xf going
to Kelp thirm- if ‘ hHd had another
interest outside of me I think we
would both be happ.ri
“t yvlsh you could sr, Alice’s nryy
home 1 n.-or saw one prettier nnd
I’nt seem* so happy ..i*r *
"The buiger I live. H»?gie th*-
mm. «ur« I am n the *•,, ncluelon
tt.nt whatever is is right ti ma> be
treas n f fbe rr. sr terrlhl-- kind
l>ut i sin.-erely belie- th*i! the ir-ea*
tragic episode thru which A'i -e
t-assed tiaa made Eir- a greater and
mnr, beautiful soul jhan tho .-he
T.'ul never had If
"Mai g!». and ar. there nrc - ther great
fernuiin* virtues thae chnpfitv
times l fee) that when woman pas?--«
tEiru th* terrible Are of unhappme.-.*
and despair :* •> Mice ,|id tt*t it burns
(>uf of het all tb> I't'k m»nnnes»*«,
LITTLE STORIES EOR BEDTIME
Hv > H‘>K\ li ,Y \\ Hl HGtiia.
Reddy Fo\ I*. On Hand At Shadow Time.
I| 1911 bf T. W, Hurge»* )
H hen H*dd\ E'»’-v saw - »>ld .Man
- heading f n th* |la \»T.rrc hr
vvahid ofc, *. a- T s’ h H.g T.-m
11. l Ml* ' M '« I ||, K* !!•,! .III*
"fiarled Under hit- hl.iitll, .Hid tht n
pl oL pll \ st■ di• ayy a > as ■<« *lh and
silently M«• he kill U 1 vy Y<-U er.- he
had no i-i ic to meet . >p! Man <’*>>
;»*e 111- 1.-t nfr.iifl of W|--.y ' >ld Man
i\.joie »n > hit) t and . hi.'klrd He
t.ed known ,y• *n- '.in* *ha' Itedlv
was hi*’i:ig th* i. It * n- -e hah fold
him 11» * t
It .i 11 u l\ didn't hu klc Nn. in
deed R- In fit.ln t < hu* hi— 1 1 *
n i !>rt-i te,np>-r. nu* K 'ldv. for th *
tipsn nil h'e plan* ! J e had ;..i«p— t
«and n*g Tun i.| Mrs Gobbler might
lea c * t-. *!r «n'- pr. > in thi lull tree
ami .. mi <i '»n <>n tl ground « h*n
t*- v ♦>*«■ Ugh* n<> one v .is about He
h.,.1 hoped that f this was the . us«
h» |, ghl t- tl'fr to stch o*yr of
them yv'th-'iit waiting until shadow
• ’ e N..y» hr d'dn t dar» hsng
•ir :nd I- A.-ti-h, -md t w o .-*ll on
-recount ..| • I \fati l' v.i*e |(ed.)i
<, r I hs'-d » ny It yy a«n t the r-<f
in » i ild Miu i'..vote had upset h *
■e t 1 11 y I 11 .1 plan • and the n-.. is t .. f
ii wa* *h<ie vva" nothing h<- could do
about it.
- Jte blv sneaked - ff t«> bis h m e
n 'li* Oil fa*ture and si k• and nil the
r-«f of Uiai du y while he w aited for
shadow t nir You kn w p lie ha«! tn
y f*d Hit Tom and M*,* «»r>hh|er t u
take a walk with him lb had of
fered to eh' yy thro « rn»* of the
t t.-asant j a e* m »*>e r,r**.|i f',.). ,*t
\* soon s* R’*: T -i i Mr* Gob
bler were quite -i|i tbs* b< *h Reddy
itid 014 Mm 1 i
A
shc cfoesn' &* v
Resinol
would clear her skin
‘ Slip would bp a prettv girl, if it wasn’t Fe«!no! . e «»p »<ul P*Vr
*•’' "■« pimply. W"trt>y romplr.mv
F. t thr trcn/,jru9tc>{ Rrsinol Soap, aided ppiii-* dandruff »iM k.ppir, t
at t «t bv a little Ursinol Ointmrnt, wi>uld «h»h*'rlivp»nd!«»♦»««» «
pu >bah y make it c rar, fre«h aid charm ,«4 fflntwwt.
inn If ap ■ r akin is your handi ap. begin r*# A.-,*#/ r »m
usi’ n thp Kp««no| treatment and see how iw'.Kiivrt*/-**,'**)*..
.... tmta't Ik* msit unntii*
qutckly it improve*.
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Payments . . .
JLLili Woodward Ave.
all the litt'e fleer it sand hypocflste*
that *o many of us have.
1 lave been So taken Up With til >
own .-iff.lire that I ha\' not said
much gbout luck 1»«* you know
d*sr in.-w don t laughi he t.a- gotten
«•. sweet lately lE.at I am worried
about him I am afraid he is to.
a ... i for this sicked world
"I used to think all to m.vse'f
Margo for I never mentioned it t<> a
aoul that it wae ii pitv that you
could not marr> Malcolm Stuart, sot
even ts Idck I* m> own brother it
did nn teke th. ••’>*.* of an ..mni*-
clent per*..n tri see that Malcolm
Miuart wus eras* oxer you. Hut Dick
tis-, been so spleniiid since that trag
ert\ that I believe I «m right after
all in thinking that all things work
f..r good
I ‘ F*>r I do love my brother and I
kn. w that you are th* only woman
in the world that he .-..uld be happy
with and who could have made him
the man he is (.slay You have been
vi iv patient Matgic. and my dear
I am afiaid that in th<- same clmri'-
nt.iiii ! would have succumbed to
ike ftaiteii ot Malcolm Htuar* s do
-1 i ass I flavor w-a* an
thing but the little crl who, when
■ sh« was good could be verv, i*i i
, .-I nnd when she we.s bad could
be horrid.
"''b ad does not know how much be
■ vye* t<- you Margie and If mi hai v
is n girl I am going to call her af
ter i and every time I -a v h* r
nairli I -hall make a little prayer
■that *h. will he a.» good a woman
|a- \• > u are
"Don't think l am rr.audling 1
1 really never could have said the
,th ng* to vruj ! have written Hut
! arunehow when s woman g*-ts to th»
: pin • where | am standing sbe warn*
I h*-r friend* to know- what she thinks
of them, so if she goe* out mfr that
black route of agony they will knov
just vybat she has held in her heart
for them
I saw Jtni Kd*e yesterday I neve,
s'l w him bok so well, H» sa> - s th
b.-ok business is booming and that 1 •
yvas ney er happier In his life
If I eype- t you to read t>. 1 - b< '
ter, I must say gnodhye Kiss don
<->ld Pick for his ‘little sister.' as i
always called
i "Mol lie
*he-. new down td the gr-oind ands *
the rest ■ f the day they were fairly
busy getting enough to <-at \ 1 tile
before shadow time they flew back
t. i mil per n in th.- tall tr*-e and
conr-'ntedly waited for. Reddy I'o* t
api -a r
H. came yrith the ties* Rlsck Shad
. w « ihat crept thru the Green K«ir*st
Re.bly believes in promptness ,f.
w m looking Ins very best and when
Tl-dd- k* hi* very best he is hand
t ue H* carried hi* Mg plumed fa'l
pr.uidiv He wore his pleasantest *v
[--resst.-n.
"G. ,-d evening, neighbors ' -*aid h
and tried hard to make his voice
»" nd pleasant and gentle "I h'd'e
I haven't k-pt you waiting’"
Not a* all Mrer Toy Not at nib
replied Hig Tom "Tt 1* a pleasure
to meet with such pr. nintne«s."
Again Reddy Fox br.wed ‘TE-anV.
you sat ) he No one >an he more
polite than Reddy when h*' want* to
he "T hop* vou and Mr* Gobbler
have thoiignt over mv in-lfatiun '
yy a1 k with me w hile I show you *< me
of the beau* ful places of the *».-*■• n
Forest
"IV e have thank you, Hrer Fov
repbed H'g T->rc without even f-«
shadow of a -mile, “but we will I yy*
to h-C to be excused «hIS eVSnltlg
You see «-i. couidti t wait until. • »n
--ing and we took stich a tong' vv Ik
this afternoon tbs* Mrs <»ohi.t, s
quite tired out Reside* wc b r e
made |t a rule never to move a' it
after shadow time 1 am sorrv > u
hn-e tieen to th» trouble of coming
wa' er here for nothing
R c Tom nudeed Mrs tVcbh'e- and
to arlv chu.'klcd aloud
DETRUIT lIIVItS
J ! I
J L • V m
/ ff > § \
What *lO Will j
1 r * ' Deliver to Your Home a
/ Crystal Electric Washing Machine \
Then $lO a Month Will Soon Pay for it—Juat Tell the Dealer When to Deliver It.
If THEN a"t ryst.'l” c«<n <•. t. v< u * •c -* •:k‘ ready to perturtn it*
a. 1 ' * duties in Mi' h ,i: *>un< t "i ;i "> r atv! big f> CrVStcJ I
pense are <jiii< klv fliti'n .*• It w • *k- *i • ntly, r, -r s its w> ‘rk t"oi < 'Ugh 1; .
Pf!ft|plTS it is *afe. and the w. i u« n t tuv n-p i ' T ' l| L/CctiOTS
fashioned way.
Hl'rd C w.«' b co. The 3-Way Swing Type Wringer Combined P 7?»in« co. J ‘’ |
230-23'’ Wood- 44-46-43 Michigan
ward Ave. pAN hr quirkh «\viir;: • > it: 1 ' tn* posit.uit you < esire. Avenue
Vi \’ ringing the washed . ! * 1 e. i'itu tl ! hun.* w ater and then
into th rinsing v . ’rr wit' < :• i wring* r woiks while
Indian Village l'■ e* washing tna* hinr is n < *; •n: * * -tp «*m Bullock* Gr**r‘
Hardware Cos. f ,j j, W et costs hut two nrw t• r Hr.rdwafo Cos.
1157 Mack Ave. ... p -
- For information and Trice —Fhone Market 5645 , 4 j 2 w Fort St '
"T}i. Jefferson On^**
1592 Mack Ave 310 Femdale Ave.
____! PIQUETTE AVENUE NEAR WOODWARD L
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES—IT PAYS
Wayne County
and Home
Savings Bank
Detroit ... Mich.
Announces the Opening of
Two New Branch
Offices
Corner Jefferson and
Coplin Avenues
and
Corner of Grand River and
Radiord Avenues
Savings and Commercial
Department
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