The Detroit times. [volume], October 15, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

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MUM) AV, •OC'TOIfKK 1 :», IMI 7.
NEW WHS
ARE BOON
TO POLICE
Schedule Provides For
Single Shift, With
out Interruption
it mini'll mi tin i>. i roll |«dl< , «*
furri will in it if»• > wnrK r*-k 1 *l** r
i o M hi, . if Hist* .til of tW i*
period of four hoii!* .1 1 1. a- Ini'*
I>* in tin in i. tn 111- i h.iin •- wa
lit oijgh i nliot.i I nut wi < K on ord'T**
frutn < uhiiiti' Kinrr t ou/etis, with a
vi»'w to t>< Hi t no.. worUitiK < until
limi.t for tV> im ti .ml i\ nur tlo tii
more im i o nond in th' jr hnnies r
’ I nd*-r t ti« old \ 11 in uni' •*» t of
non work'd t Min noon > lit 1 1 tour In
the aft* rnmil), and < nun on twain
at midnight And worked tin i until
font in 'h*' wioriiini: I’hef* hours j
ii•*v• • r proved hat i"fH< tor> to ih» j
no n at* (to > lid lilll. tut' Im any
thin*: hm -!•• j' I.• n* *v ord*‘t j
will *tv ' ;uh man ;• "Inlslil hour* j
to hmiM If
Th- m w i It* dill* |'i«\ id'- for '
four 'hj|t ' tu mi* wlmh< on I
>i"ta of Ij.» t < • nt of tht* ui"n. re j
port for *1• r• \ at i in itid work
unit! '• int I’w-mv I"t ..Ilf Uo j
on at V. in tin' ift'•moon and at*' :
»" .i.'d a.: il i-- u. uiun- |
pal milt 1 1 i ii. • • -a; during thi*j
ninh' pi«. n di 'he fore no I
on duly ■» -n ft-' < v*riini: and cm} |
• .lit:* ; ' !•* a liii: ' rh' :
la.H* -shift Wi'tk from M at m,;ht j
until 7 in < < tin mine’. Ind» r thl»
arrant, tn.-in t ‘ ■ t • a I tforce
on dm t."i wr. « and » in th« ,
morning
fnn • • tor Spiotf - at'*d the turn I
v> #>•*> w. ri ] • < l wii>i l;. new ;
h r»i11 » A lit' •i l l’ iin pla t r"I the .
chanim foi -..ni'- t oo* *nd have tiad j
f nndcr .. -■ n ir< • - la*t |
jMinuiu r. h« a<l V\ • hcli»-v** ihla I
w tl! aid mi■ '•• t- »• 1 tik the j
ror,'»> up 'o ’ii and i ! .* and' r the ;
f ,jd nianv (A the Ho n he
ram* dism-otn .n<i* tt the force ” j
Now Collar Assures
(io>n n s Success
1 4 vl ;
b* Bf TTY BROWN
V n 11 • noon .It • - nr <!.l t < loth
)- (t ji • I'.il mi >t Ih> « iiiifr
*ni droll* Pm mo)|' l in gabardine
» miMfo i mi 1 uo*a n four
pitnetpal tvl. |m n' of tin- -*-s j nn
- 1 Too* -.*uub» lint of the
whole rt- tlrrinK
bfMli. . !1 . lit ..id ; Milt! and the
hnitr
lb id* it • I'l- •< n*» off' ring
in a <1• I' t;il'lo to bill collar a
most f< i.ttuf toutd> d.ilntin*-**
and a splendid wav 1.. <1 i-play hit*
of ) \(jth»lf> til)' l.o* nnd « nibroid
f (*\
,r tle»* Indeed
tlS>
I’roiln' or 11 ■ • «rtpl t
In th** tlr- r .0 t tin til.nn gets si!
Inchon of cold steel und»T th*- fifth
rib* In tbo ooiinl art hr turn* up
Minting again'
Playwright y. 1 ivoh to bring
hollo- Ho f;n t that In- 1- ri ally ti
hoartl# \ III*In.
That'* Different
Mm. Knagg Yon nr win 1 think
you can an* nk In without nty hear
in* you. Th*- -lightest no|*<» alwavs
n« ak< n » no
'LI Knakg Notihi m-» ’ Itr
T no» p t 011 to ■l< rp 1 hru Tfi mdse
of your 01* n nurtng
t’rlntliit—lhr nl«tn neat I. Inrt^Uni
to <|gkl~n«4. J*k lluu-lal* i\»
The Dorm?* of the Duffs.
*
—f K>flVa w-
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
/<]/ j HORS h \ W Ili'KULeitl.
( halterri Is a Second Buster Bear.
fOopyright. 1917, by T. W Burgaas )
Ts <• j ggishncai **f llwster Hear *
«'■ s ’TT >* at all *4 pleasant Hung te
... Hot t h•-r <* *.va* thing all'll
• * vhi>h wa * n fluster's fe*>r. apd
t'l * was the fact tha" tl rtt*ln t last
nr a* le*»* he didn't t:v l• • n»c to
and e awa\ everybody eI ae that he
• night hs e all f those hewn, ***•».
Ht«|* h..i<h nu*s for himself What*
<\ ei Hmtfr ma. ha* e stupidity
1-. net ,*n* of them He soon «Tiw
11, a * t «mild he nothing lea* ’hkn
• tMr.;.tit> *•■ tr>~ to irlve the ..th>*«
SWM' *.e, auae he cotlldn ♦ do *t -*•
I tier stripped wasting hts time tn
sh« !■ ny and settled down to the,
f g*t'ing HfNEglr share of I
'tv wgy tn which he
hunt'd f..r them he was «»t»1 1 e
1 £g as ever Mir he m> longer
I , ,j ,nv attention * * Ms neighbor*,
a. t ill wed The* to him* for their
He •!*dt* * ft ett gr• • ’
,ii;... r-rhapf one reason ia»a
*t,at rn..«t *f them ti*ok g'ea* ate
•i .l i • get \ er\ near hint If he
in. \*il \er where th* Peer I
U l|« 0 * Plf nt T,lgh tf. >ot ijc'etl' m oared j
another place and as Htn'e*
wa* rinding plent' and rav*Ml> PM- j
nt h * stoma* h his natural good na
tit r e retlirted
u i little wh I* everybody was]
Mi si and *p ii e i and happy with one
. rf.tion. vnd that one ev.f*tl*.n s:*»
r'hatterer the K*d Srjutrrel i'hat
tar*r va» a re**»n*l Huater He a* i hat
• t . -a. lie was What Poster was
e* drat | gKish Hilt he wir w sr
lini Hilst e r You see < hatteret was
. rn w .th an unruly tongue If*
has the most unrulv tongue in all
it,- *.te«n Korest Sa a erold no <*ne
an mpa i e with him rurtherniore.
1,. |a greedy t•> the leaf degree V* ».
a.re. *hrt * t ere • s the greediest f*]-
, it, ~...4 of. and I know a nut ter
ve- i (t"M*i! people He is r rt< f l
<h..o- Who ha ing more than h* can
s. I.lrnself. wnn*« wha* others niav
tia\ r f,-.iin*l
N*.u tliur were se* eral hund-ed i
t • ni>*. i in\ tie* h n*Hs as I'ha'-j
ter*i ~i:ld possihl> make ns» <»f. [
.n* Ig*l f* * all the people of the
p wM> Like E**rrti TTUTg.
i>* if i'hatterer c'otjld Va** tiad Ilia
wa \ not on* of hie neighbots w *ild
have t>een allowed n*i* those t.r >v n.
-weel little nuts nut people like
1 itteiei seldom an have their way,
which « a • *ry fortunate th nr
i latf.tr i was obliged to see hIS
n» ghhors little and Mr. enmtlng
those nuts and it upset him e«d|v
lie scolded as fast as his tongue
. uld’go. flr«t <>ne and then another
ll* railed th**m names, atl the had
mNh-svmofiwim
The Woman Satisfies.
• Jono* woman," r»m»rV»'l Hlrk a*
I pa vox--I for breath whit* rradmg to
I in th*' man « «t-vry
I 'h 110 man l« in tor*, that la all.
V t tit !• not all e*td IMek A
1 h'i may p< tdlndl) in In' ► but h*
I n.,1 r,nd thna# tralta in h wo
, n ),tr»« th*\ were Ihcr* Thi-lt
>i I. f.-*k»d at in* quickti and said.
\|,. r g t*. that manta dr«- rlhlng > on."
\\ h® t yotj
• I >l at thla If I did not kn<>« that
t ..»i|d n-.t possibly ),* an. 1 would
<ll x that man v« a a In lev* with my
'Hut I don't tvtn knf* him. Dick"
‘ I know tt and that 1a what riakaa
it so fjiiaar Aural* thera ,-ann<- t£s
txvo Margie Waverly a tn th* woi*Wf
I ■ »|>a t. t l|r kt anawarad aoflt V
aa I l>ant down to ktaa him in grail
md* for th* awrat -nmp'inxtat that
h* «a\* nia tn waving t w aa Ilka that
im-morahla woman a" aaan thro fha
• a , fa man tn lov*. "that ta raellv
nix in av*r*g* tv pa a lift)* inor*
inalytmal. a llttla mi.rt cone, lent lens
than moat, that ia all
1 wlah t niiilil tall you in detail
of alt th* woman t have d**< rtbed
was to ma," ...ntlnuad fha man* tat
tar "lna|a M d of dlai ontant and nag
ging I got from har only content and
•nroiiragamant ( b*gan for tha first
fitna In my Ufa. to live.
Ml thru tha long goldan day* of
Poles, Eager To Go To War,
Are “Passing Up" Dan Cupid
Ma 11 Mgr License Clerk Joseph
!’ilar«ki said. Saturday, that leaa
thAtt lwo per tenlof-Lht r<4ww-4t*
l». tioi* who have been naturalited
have appl'ed for marriage licenses
a»nt e war was declared ' Meat of
the Pole* now obtaining licenser are
* ~f
"• I knfierer Was Obliged so -e* Ills
hrlgk hors. I.lfflr find Hl*, t'.nlop
Ing Tkos* huts.
nam*« h* could think <<f He said
tha* they ha*l n<* tights ,rt th**,-.* nuts,
but Hist th* » till ttelonged l*. hilt *•
cause h* had been keeping wm-h
ovir th.*#* beech nuts *v*t in* * th*
nuts h**l tieg'in to f.'rrn This **f
fiurf, v\-ssi n<>naense. but whst c..uld
you expect front nnv on* I k« ' list
terer - * quit re|a<«m* sehliint
hnve much s*n-c, anyway.
Not **n|v dtd ‘"batterer <-,,.]() t.ut
hs would trv tn drive ft* ~fh*re
»»nv. A« hll._ with th** exception «>f
U’lltt efi.nt the \\#>«>f| klotl.ee IV <*r*
bigger then I* if emirs#- he didn't
vi* erd M-'at of them paid n * «t
tentlon t<> him. w tiercst 1 * v'vo ild
■ old harder than *v*t Ttie tils
on*, w h.. did notice him w ere h;»
nt: in Happv .tack SqutrieJ. and
.lay. both of whom foolishly
answered him ua* k. In fact the v
w.uild atop hunting nuts to uunrral
with him. which was lu*t what * bat
terer wanted Hut The others ke|*t
right on hunting nuts, ust a« if
*"hstterer didn't even exist snd h*
kept right on scolding it* quite f..t
got what he had com* there for Ha
was e n'ag'sh about fh**s* n>its that
h# actually whs ( heating himself He
wa* sc h<isv trvtng to prevent others
getting any that he himself wa« get
tin* non**
Next «tory t'hatterei del* a
.-haktng
th* »arlv fa'l wa »*r* much together
tt wa* a to; to ma to h»ar har talk,
Aha ua*d to ,*a\ to ma oft*n '1 w-on*
I*r that j nil la» m* hahhl* on Soma
tim*v t would think you w-ar. n f o »n
listening ts it were n*t for that won
-tarful «rn 1 1 a on your lip* It’ xou
know, hoy, that moat, of tha good
*hmg* in Ufa that ha ■ * t-oma f.. xon
have rom* at th» -all .»r that *mil»*
It tia* th» irraaiatlhta <.f
tha roa* f.,r tha haa and alt tha «h'la
an inarmtable aa.-rattvanaaa ulrk* ha.
htnd It that tnakaa on* 'x»nt to gi\a
anything in retiarn for tt* .<>n
fldar.re* ’
"’I tova to h*ar y«>u talk.' I an
*w a*«d f *a*m to ha living again
tha loaf youth that Ml na> *r inlna
Baalda* v.iii xraka in m* forgottap
amhittona Ton mak» m* think f --an
atilt do wha* I with wth my Itf*
You taka ma rut of tha lathergx Into
which J havn fatl»n Why. do you
know. <laar haart. ttiat had I known
you inonar. thara t« nothing you and
I c..uld not hav* don* with thia old
w orld *
"• | waa r a Mad »*B' to th» t.laca
wharr I had rnoat of m> aarlv troii
hla * and while thara l eVna to a
attddet *ha ! we* t h<* ttae
of ’h. atinggla ' Thara muat Re aotna
plara where *»ha and I rould live on
with tha a*tma oontantmanf that I
alwaya fait with hat
"Whan I got hark to har I told h»r
tha courtuetnn to ahiili 1 ha«i coma
etempt from the draft on acmuint
of being aliens," PMaraki rleclared
Ttre naniraTtyerT ntre* are tn»nt fnr
thia nP*r. and do not manifest any
desire to encumher themaelvee with
dependents before entering the con
fllcC
DETROIT TIMES
By -Alhnan.
1 went ail <*'.er the hou*ie of try
vo ith out th>r* I ari. reviewed
ng.'un »h** hard vsar* tha* took *ll
th* r* man e and love out <*f rev* mir
r *d life and I tell you, Ofir. 1 n»v*r
! f*lt so so*ry sot anyone as I did for
myself m I w ent hg* W over thoae
years that "had been wasted a* far as
real living was concerned
•* l have lived for other people all
m* lif** an«l tew dear. T am going
to live for myself. Far off near the
equator, lies the <ayital of Ecuador
Ts is sa.l to he delightful. h’om*
with ni* out there T r or all you love
luxurv ord beautiful things T know
• otj <-an It* » simply if you have some
on* near w h*» loves yoy
Tome, sweetheart, let us tall all
th* world to go hang and you and 1
will live th* r*at of our lives Juat for
mu selves and each other * 1 shall
never forget the look that came lato
her d*ar eyes It was as if for one
moment she vae hugging th* dream
to her heart We were in a Mg
! garish restaurant. The orchestra
. was pl.tyma *>n* of those plaintive
: Hawaiian melodies In which priml
i ti.4_o. rn.i-s.j- ♦o.|v..dt*-d the tndeecrth
able yearning for the unattainable
and the n>y*r ending heart-break
tha* follows th* last hope
"'Ho v *>u mean that If T would c
t W * h you. W( lid give *1 p the life
• ojJ.a' r known up to thi* time an*'
go «vi iv from the many friends who
l*>v *• y oil * she asked.
ftladly.' I answered.
"\gain that look tn her eves her
' and Dot nut across the table and
, rlAspe.l mm* And you will gn? 1
| asked tremulously
Vo. 1 she said
I' t a moment everything went
, h|afk. and then I heard h**r sj eak*
j ing
10 | \
tvi»9 i> m)<s
y<y*
ii WivSi r / f V \
iiljrtll J-'P&r
■ VMfll l rs s-w i I r *f
Junior Partner Brown wanfe an
increase of sklar* because hi* wife
ha* had twins.
Senior Partner Rgiiuce it ho
»on t dare chuck hi* job no**
What Puriied Him.
O Mr Kaaterlv—The hanging sir
dena of Habylon must have been a
wonderful sight.
Woolslev West—Teg; I’ve heard
of 'em And I’ve often wondered
Wh> they provided such elaborate
acr-ommodaiion* for lynching par
lie*.
HE HAS IRON
IN HIS BLOOD
That 1* why he is such a gTeat win
ner. accomplishes so much, why hs
overcome* obstacles and know* no
such thing as failure
Iron in the successful formula for
Peptiron. which also include* pep
sin. nm. celery and other tonics,
sedative* and rttgestivg*. help* to
give strength, color and body to the
blood, redden* pale cheeks, steadies
'the nerve*, nourishes and gives
stamina to the whole body
Peptiron is in pill form, chocolate
coated, pleasant to take, easily as
similated the most successful com
bin allot! oF Iron that It* makers. C.
I. Hood Cos . Lowell, Mass , know of.
It la the medicine fnr you
It will put Iron into your blood
Adv.
AS K FOR and GIT
Horlick’s
The Original
Malted Milk
SuhatitutM Cost YOU Somo Prtc*
I’rt nf In a—Ska stale west klstf—*ke»
la right—Tlaae* j*k Daft.—k»l»
DETROIT
MAYSECURE
WAR ORDER
labeal Concerns Asked
To Hid On $19,000,000
Contract
Addition*] war order- aggregating
) | b,( on,into will h* plated with la*
fruit concern* if their 'Old* are sat
isfactory The industrial secretary
of the Hoard <«f Commerce hac re
ceived inquiries for -eyeral million
stamping* and i c tr> ing to get m
t*vi«*h w: t h member a of the hoard
who want work of this kind Blue
prints are on fll<» aiib the aerte
tar The government, it is an
noun* *d. w lIT a-slst in securing the
-feel and copper required.
iNe'roit manufarturera in a posi
tion to manufacture trench warfare
materials, particularly hand mud
rifle- grenade-, fuses, aeroplane and
trench mortar bombs, are also
asked to communicate with the in
du-tn.tl secretary.
Hid* on all this material must be
n Washington within a few days
' Cv*
.? ? -
' e.S* A*C VS
Htlikins "Jones mopped at mv
place last night and constantly talk
*d 'n his sleep
Wilkins Formed ihe habit at
home If- the onlv chance he get.-
to talk there "
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
jin Use For Over 30 Years
%
yS • hiR , h-g:rad«
office employment in
the day or evening: classes of
las 199 Cata >.vg. f D«tr«lt
LarfMt. Beal Equipped Buslneaa
School In Michigan
Phone Main 6534 for Catalog.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 1
F Rect*mii»f* — R*cvp*rmtifi
Spend a few davs at Chal
fr.nte th* hotel of hospi
tality and homell.t* charm.
American plan Golf and
yacht privileges Make
1 reservations now
THE LEEDS COMFAHY
For Buffale and points asst, daily *
Cm Fare |4 For t’lev eland. Pitta
urgh and point* south, daily 10:4b p.
m rsntral time,» Stenmers legr* foot
of Third-ava •'it' 'Ticket erfftre. 151
ilriiw Id *t Phone fher.ry *4*<
A Great
Book
By America'a Gceateat
Novelist, Wmaton Churchill
The Dwelling Place
of Light
Amtri'i d> namte. rhang
mg. dt’erse. with new- Igw*
and old deslr»e >s th» •«*
vtrenmsnt In whlrh lans*
strong-chars-tered 1n» im
pulatve yet thoughtful. !•
set
Ahoit her la th* crowded
many-t'.ngu*d cit> th* n*.-
er-«ea.*mg factories then***
'veman- --opportußltlee.
Ooea Janet from th* ten*.
m«-wt-h*»m» t.. tl»e fact l . Us
office, into the social etup
tlen railed an industrial
strike and later to th*
country village quiet where
she find* comfort »n.l t<>>
t’eniplet* in book f- rtn,
»t.dO- at
Macauley’s
Book Store
7* Library Avenue
17 W sik|*|i*s Waatevard.
R**li ftwltdlng
Language PrQves No Bar
To This Real War Romance
Os Donald and Suzanne
n\ j w . vraLEB.
Staff t'i.rrftputtamt t utted Preti
AM EHI< AV FIELD MEAIKJIAK
TEKF, f’HANTF, Sep’ 20. (fly
M»il ) Suranne loves Donald I» i*
I m Suzanne's little composi
J Inn book, Ilk* this
"My I>ove iJonalU, yes much "
Bu s 1* « flfty-flftr, because on the
nett line is written m regular Amer
ican ccrlpf;
“Te itmrr Suzanne heau<*oup
l*r>n*ld* Fr**pch tan t env better
♦han Surnnne'* English, but ii mmin
that bta manly heart ha* teen doing
.* little fluttering too
They met one afternoon teeentl>
when Ttonald came thundering along
In a Kg army truck. 'I he motor
rave an eiplring snort and died
right out aide Suzanne's house the
little white cottage with the red
roof and growing m pot* on
the window mile and pigs and chiek
en* rhurnliMe-front >ard in
search of chow
Donald climbed down shoved his
goggles up to hU foroheud and he
gan experimenting with all the
thing a majigs on the thing liai
tng no luck, he sat down on the
nearest dooratep to wail for the next
truck to come along and tow him in
That was flwxanne’s doorstep, under
♦he enve* of the red tiled roof
•'Bon Jour American," said Su
ranne, looking out thru the flower*
on the window mil.
Well, Suaanne came and sat be
aide him and Donald pulled out hi*
pocke* edition combination French
snd English dictionary to help the
(onrersattoii along She fetched a
■ ,
*A/fe. A fas/ s£<394/1/^/• /Aar
399 America
Among smart people the Sedan is, by all odds, the most
popular type of enclosed motor car. It makes an
instant appeal to both the city and suburban dweller
because of its many practical advantages.
It is, in fact, two cars in one—a snugly, comfortable vc*
hide for cold weather and a splendid touring car for
spring, summer and fall. The sliding window's arc
responsible for this magic.
Asa type, the Sedan is unquestionably the most sensible
car that you can buy. But don’t stop there. Go
just one step further and buy the handsomest of all
Sedans—the Paige model.
You will know what we mean when you make compare
sens You will then realize that are many
Sedans, but only one Paige.
The Sedan "Six - 55" 7-pa* * enger, $2850
Esmti -Su 55' 7
Car "Sia*»s 7-paMfnger Litnoo* r* “Six *5“ 7 pai-soffr Vin
“Six 15’ Bronklarvia 4 paa.»engcr ii7ot Lirmood “ c ij;
f-pawnger Si 35c Glendale "Six-jC Chummy Roadicrr St\>o, Dart ns or f
“Six j<;“ 2 or } pa.v«enger St Ail Prces Cab. Detroit
PAIGE PETR Os T M 11* ( mj (>Afl’Avy DFIRQII MICH!
W etmore-Quinn
279-281 Jrffieraon A»« , Detroit, Mich.
C»p*m rrrnlng* and Snndaya
BUILD J|
note I; iik and thev talked with a
pencil, looking up the word* on* ,
hv on* * .
Arrival of another truck with a
tow line, broke up the lesson Hut
l>onaid walked down that evening
trom hiA billet in the next village
And he ha* been calling at rtrn
chance since then
Suranne say* they will be mar
ried when the war i» over —It is writ
ten in the village church
'I hep Donald will take her with
him back to America in New York
v here hi* parents live in a big 1
house
And ItonsSd is not the only Amer
lean Samnrr to fall in love over here
l*»zenr of Sammies *>e learning I
l'ren< h and doxena of pr» tty village '
girl* are acquiring English Fluent j
conversation l* *MII to he attained
Arthur J Balfour, the Bntiah for
cign minister, who was a recent vts
ttor 1 1 the T'nlt.*d States ja in the
habit of getting thru a large amount
rs hi> corresponden e every day dur
ing meals, dictating letters to his
*•♦»< retar. between the coui*-r*.
The Berlitz School of Languages
I*7V Hrunrbr« In IWiri l.endlnt t Iflr*
English, French. Spanish, German, Italian. Etc.
st rKmon satiaf. tf.a<i«kh«
Trie*** and class lesson* at School or fle*tden> e, Du 1 # And C'enlnga.
if* teach on!) languages, hut we teach them well.
406 DAVID WHITNEY BLDG. Cherry 2874-J
BUILDERS' AND TRADERS' PERMANENT
BUILDING EXPOSITION
EVERYTHING IN THE BUILDING L'Nf
A frr» exhibition of orer one hundred display* of huiidtp* ntr
■ < •’**orH k *. *<jHipmeni. tt<“ r ondiictrd for tbr hrnrflt of
hr public, remountratora in aMendaner
FOURTH FLOOR PENOBSCOT BLDG CHERRY 5040
SoTJ’frT’A'/M Tiff i >t ipgSsti^-nf
J. Brook* Nichols, adjutant of thw
Three Hundred am! Thlrtv ninth
regiment, known a* Detroit’s own,
at Tamp Custer, ha* written t*
Postmaster Nagel, anklng that be
int« re*t the public in donating *ome
instrument* for the regiment's band.
The band has a good start, hut If
»* still "*hy" about l( instrumental*
t apt Nirhol* believes some public
spirited and patriotic Detroit men
might have hand instrument* which
they »ill donate The instruments
needed fsi gt* from flute* to has*
horns Postmaster Nagel ha* a com
plete iist o( them
lo* votes Inda* on the question
o« constitutions! p-ohlbitlon
Headaches
come mostly from disorders of
the stomach, liver and bowels.
Regulate these organs and keep
free from headaches by using
BEECHAM’S
PILLS
Ur|«| Sale »f Amy Mwkiciae ie tka WerUL
S«M everywhere. la Aoiu, 10c.. 21c.
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