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PAGE TWELVE THE CALUMET NEWS FRIDAY, JUNE 2. 19R N lnw J. sit tut i i bod thu am wel ami tire Thi sho of unl ( ui wll V( Sn of tit Si :i I Of 1 in Tli La Tl I.. IMPORTATION OF PRECIOUS GEMS SHOWS 016 DECREASE U. 3. AUTHORITIES ESTIMATE LC i AT $15,000 000 FOR THE FISCAL YEAR. New York. June A heavy tail ing off in tin unpens of precious mioih'h into tin- 1'nitcd States during I lie k'v t numnt'a flsnal yi-ar ending it. M Tu-sda ,s ton-shadow ed in -Mti mail's made l. VYdliaiii I! Tiiadaell examiner t .ui m-iii imiortat ion en tering thi country. In the last tlscal year Um MtHee. of HM had an ap pnlMi tOfMf value of HtTMtffl while this viar's importations, . .ril ing to Mr. Ttf.nl w 1 1. will probably fall below . i.ii.i.imih. a iU8S of ap. prntff lj I14.000.09C in the twelve months. Maiden Utile authorities est I mm tin- drop at 115,004,000. Tin- drop Is attributed in pan to hard turns, " but more to the fan that the import ers uvi-rsti'. knl Us! ear in anticipa tion nf UM huhi-r duties im ofporated in the new tariff. II -m will make photo pla "f th reKular state produetlonti QSjMtrolltd I the Shubel'ts. Among Home ot the !est known produetions to be filmed and shown ate the Kttfcllsh tm, Hiram. i. "The Whip. l'he Midnight Sins. 'The Lure." "Uirls." "The BIlM .Mouse. "The tinl H. hind the Count er." A r.entlemin from Mi The Knrl and the Uirl." "Wa Mown East." "ItoiiKht and Ihild For," Md A Chinese Honeymoon." Monks Exhibit Old Relic. The fathers of tin- Kram isi an .Mon aster) In Thompson street are exhib iting With a Kfeat ileal of I I alt Solid Dancing Craze Aida Dealers. The present dame erase is dnlee v undent for dealers In favors and other novelties. St. Iare and vai.d is t lie demand that one prominent ' hi th i-ity is carrying an assortment that ranges in prlee, retail, fr.ni CMU to $1". Amoni them are little dancing couple on pasteloard bo that are to he filled with candy. well as similar figures of celluloid whii h may be perched on the edgt a glass and which serve as holders fol place .ards at tango teas and sum lar entertainments. In the more ex pensive favors are life-like figures dancing: collides in Idsiiue. which tail at $15, and which are about toot high. 1 hey are imported, of OUT! and ale , arried out elaborately is to detail. PROGRESSIVES WILL HAVE TICKET IN NEW YORK FULL SLATE IS DECIDED UPON BY ROOSEVELT AND ASSOCIATES. gold receptacle which wis made to contain t he asjered retfc of the bom or St. Anthonv. It is made out of gold rings, bracelets, brooches, pins, and coins which were melted up. Tli.s jewelry, worth nearly $l,it"0. w.i- OM tributed by the Italins of the neigh borhood. The receptacle is ttuddfl with emeralds, nibiea and pearls. Tim relic of St. Anthonv was BfOUfhl here two years ago from Italy and has Mint reposed in the Church of St. An tnony of I'adua. According to the priests there the relic has worked many miracle.-, md persons who hue kissed it have been cored of I linn Mfj surf en ns. Hoboes Want Pullman Cars. i m- hoboes of (he Brotherhood Wel fare Association, of whiih J. F.a.l How. the millionaire hobo." is tin leading spirit, will not go to Ivm.-a- tO MB harvest the big' wheat crop this year. The matter was definitely de cided at a ren in me. ting of the "Jtiotherhood." when a proposition to hip j00 of their members as live sto. k ly freig-ht from Xew York to Topefco was suhm.tt.d to them. They might be willing to make the trip in Pullman palace cars, some of them tad, but most of them were more or leaf ac quainted with the discomforts of b.,x car accommodations, and preferred th euse of park benches and idleness while the weather lontinued warm. Shuberts Take To The Move. Following UM example of Mr. Belas co and other leading theatri. al tnan ugers and producers, tlM Shuberts have finally decided to take up the "movies." in association with a group of capitalists they have formed the Shubert Feature Pftfjp '..rporation with a capital of ft, 000,000. The mw Roof Gardens Are Popular. Hotel roof gardens bavi bet n open ing !o. fast since the tirst of the moiiih that there are now more than a score of these plates where diversion may be found in the evening by that por tion of the community that has to spend the heated term here, and the visitor from the West or South who every year is more and more generallv coming to the conclusion that New York is the best summer resort in the Western Hemisphere. if not in the world. Trawlers sav there is nothing abroad inte like the Xew York hotel roof this siiinmer. Paris has its open- air rcsta tirants, though most Ameri cans who visit them don't go to pla r eat. but to be allocked either at the prices or the notorious persons. oyster Hay, X. Y. June .'6 Theo- doie KouBcvt'lt and his leading asso ciate! hOVe finally settled nueations which, it is tell, will decide the fate of the Progressive patty in New York state this fall Alter it was all over lonel Uoosiv.lt made a statement setting forth their decision. Here are the main points: There will be M fusion in X. vv Yolk state. A straight Progressive ticket w ill be put in the field. District Attorney Charles s. Whitman of New Vork. who has been talked of OA possible nominee of both Republican anil Progres sive parties, is repudiated by Colonel Roosevelt. OoloaaOl Koosev elt's nomination for the governorship is being urged upon htm by v irtually all UM PlXkJtOOOh e leaders in spite or his ieNitcd state ments that he would not run. The tilers said they still had hopes. To day the colonel declined to deny again that he would run. Mmosi all of Colonel Rose elf's first day at home after his trip to Kurope was given over to politics and he expects to have little time for any thing ales for the next four months. -WIND" OUT OF WEATHER. Forecasts Hereafter Will Refer to "Gala" and 1 Qrz:" Washington. t t June -6. Th I'uited States weatl r bureau plans to tiike "wind" out of the weather foiecasta. That here may be a community of interests between tin- forecaatera of weather on sen and those on land, the weather bureau men plan to substitute the words "breezea" and gales" for the present W ell kn. Mi w inds." The new s, a variety of breezes and galea, t '1 galea there are fresh ones, when the air moves from 34 to 4 milea nn hour; strong ones, when it movea from M to 4s; whole c ib s fr..m '' to fiR, and atorms when tO rO miles. Whei.ver the ... mile U hour tmirk ia re oh. d the gale or atorni becomes a hurricane. fJune 27 to July 3 WILL BE- Ireland ba it.s'Jvs 1 sheep. The citv of London (England) guar dians are about to eliminate the word "paupei" and to substitute the word ' inmate" in all official documents, rec ords, correspondence, t-lc. An i of Ireland is M,l7Lltl acres. Present Educational Movies. n OTP n loot toe called the Church md School Socle Service Corporation boo been fanned here for preeentlne mo ing pit tureo of rellstoai or edu- COtlOBOl nature for the use of churches, schools, social settlements, and other similar institutions-. An advlaotn oard has been appointed, its members includin- prominent churchmen and ducat, i- ,,f Xew York and elsewhere. 1 he plan is to take pictures in the Holy hand and the mission fields, to gether with educational and oi iologi- ii objecte here tad linwd. and supply them to the institutions intend- 1 to he served ;it a cost lower than the reguior orlcea of tin- eanuBArcleJ nmpenlee. Crop Conditions Promising. Julius Kruttecbnltt, chairman of the KecOtlVC bOOrd of the Southern Pa- Ifie, has returned to Nee York after i trip to the Pec! fie Coed Mr Krutt- Chnltl savs that the crops in the West promise to be excellent and that reaped more promising. Put he found general business depressed. "I observed signs of depression not only on our lines but on the other roads i traveled over," he said. "There is very little westbound business moving, and that coming Kast Is mostly in fruits. We ate carrying bStWOQII 100 and :'." car loads Of cantaloupes out of Imperial Valley . very day. There is little l.uild :tig go:n- on .md merchants have let their stinks get down, but they are not buying. There has been a surprising drop in passenger travel, and the de fease in local revenues has been ter-rillc." Apple Law In Effect Soon. The new apple pecking and gradinu law recently passed by the Xew York teolsteture trill come into effect next Wednesday. The law provides for four i iseee or imdeo of the fruit, ami tor having the designations branded Off Otherwise inOlkOd on the containers. The name ami address of the packer or r packer must also appear. The minimum size of the apples in a package, stated in variation of onc QUOrter Of an im'h, must also be branded or marked en It, Fines will be tnp w d for v lolotlesM of the provisions Of the law. EVERY bottle of our Beer reveals brewing as a fine art. Our Brewery is equip ped with all modern ap pliances. Cleanliness is the Watchword in all de partments. Have a case of our Beer delivered to your home. In large and small bottles. SCHEUERMANN BREWERY Calumet, Hancock, South Range, Mich. BARGAIN WEEK at Vivian's Ladies Ready-to-Wear Department i i t Y y Y T Y Y Y Y Y ? ? 1 Y v t Y f Begining with Saturday, June 27 we inaugurate one X of the biggest bargain giving events ever attempted at V : this store. This season's ready-to-wear apparel for f Ladies and Misses, not one in the lot a last season's X garment to be placed on sale at greatly reduced prices. T w s w. 1 i'ltt vjiwat. kji cut tiiir ov-UMMi ?s IIHlULIS 111 Blues, Browns Tans, Etc. Values up to S $27.50 at only y y $1 3.75 $13.50, all colors at. Cloverland Milk BesssssssssssssK 1 eWsBseV I Costs you no more, but we spare no expense to have it deliv ered to you pure. In the milking, bottling and in the feeding of the cows we ere par ticular. You get rich, pi e milk in a thoroughly steril ized bottle. eo Cloverland Dairy Go. LAURIUM. Phone 854, MICH. & COATS: t i ? ? Ie One lot of Coats, values up to $6.98 1 One lot values up to $25.00 at $13.75 DRESS SKIRTS: We have the most up-to-date stock of dress Skirts, consisting of Serges, Panamas, Rom- peour Chttdda, Etc. Price for this sale, at sP f a discount of.. 30 I eTe al S I LK D R ESS ESI All Silk Iresses at a discount of . Y Y f 1 ? : ? 1 4 t Y ? Y Y 1 ? Y t y 1 ele 25 MILLINERY! Trimmed Hats, new and up-to-date at ONE HALF PRICE PLUMES at ONE HALF PRICE. FLOWERS at ONE HALF PRICE. pVERTIN BROS. & Calf V(lMmM& CLOAK DEPT. 2ND FLOOR CALUMET, MICH. jJC VW W WMyfyMm I . MONTH'S END CLEAN UP SALE of Ladies' and Misses' Outer Garments Every feature of this Sale, Supreme, every special Unexcelled and every reduction stressing. Ideals on which this firm has built a success. SATURDAY and all NEXT WEEK any of our fancy SUITS in both Ladies' and Misses', including all of our SILK SUITS, regardless former price, only $13.75 SALE STARTS SATURDAY GIRLS NORFOLK COATS ,n Red and Navy $5.00 values , 81.86 ROMPEOUR CHUDDAH SKIRTS, in Tan and Gray onl 87.75 MONTH'S END BLOUSE WAIST SALE, hundreds to select from. Manufactures own product. ona have arrived for this vvfek selling, they are the finest lot of waists, they ere 2.00 values, for 81. OO The amartest of SLIMMER DRESSES, striped Voiles, Summer Crepes, Linen finish and novelty mixtures. Unexcelled v.iue. at $1 .95- 82.95- 84.45 :" " 85.85 25 Doz Kimona sleeve Bungalo PERCALE APRONS, i 'Month's End clean up of Ladies' and Misses' Coats, new things just in. Values considered cheap elsewhere at $12.00 and $15.00. Our Month'a End price 87.05 Ladies' and Misses' OUTING SKIRTS in plain and Russian Tunics, white only. Materials Bedford Cords and Linene. only 81.50 1 I V i i !a e?e V M 1 i 1 1 ? e t t ? J y Cor. Iecla and 4th y Laurum.. !MeXeee:e:e VERTIN BROS. & CO. v I 2ND F We Pay 3c a Pound For Clean Cotton Rags NO SCRAPS The Calumet News Foil KALJO Nine room house, sum-1 FOR IALI 8 room house with n tner kitchen, coal ahed, barn room for two horses, etc. Apply 1505 Heels St., Heda. A $:',500 house for 11,600 Fm lALB IWI Herla St., Hecla. Good 7 room house with atone foun dation, rement cellar. Good barKsin if taken at once. -tf FOR SAI.K-R room house, 437 Cal edonia St., two boueei from car line st a hataain. FOR SA LB House, 9 rentes, bath 43.15 Kim St.. Yellow Jacket. FOR SAL,!? Five room house. 852 Albion. C0RDW00D MORRISON ESTATE FOR lALB 1 room house, 363 Cal don.a St., Calumet, Mich. foundation and bnrn. Will be sold a', a bargain. Ml Union St. FOR SA LK 11 room hou. Apply 250 Kocklnnd St. FOR SAI.K 3942 Temple St. Applf at the house. VON MktM II room house. Modern coBTenteocee, 4o:t, Oek si., Celu-met. JFOH tlf M t rooms, ll.ooo v.Uuc, srlll sell for 1675.00. Apply 868 Ceflbrli Albion. TOR SALK-Lot 3, block 3, WoIv.tip St., Florid. Apply at Mrs. Chap man's boarding house. Ill KeertCK" FOR SAI.K- 6 room house, cheap. 34G Caledonia St. 2ND FLOOR AUTHORITY STYLE CLOAK DEPT. CALUMET, MICH. EMPLOYES or the Calumet &. Hecla M'ngCo Who wish to sell their houses or buy houses on Co. Lard; who have rooms to rent or who wish to rsnt rooms, are invited to advertise in this column without any axpenae. FOR SALE. FK SAI.K 9 room house with loth room, atone foundation, steam heat, ItetriC liht and Ii.imI wood floors downs). ui . lei sttic. also front and ha. k stairs 'I'd ms reasonable. Apply IS4M cbool st. Ft)R SAL.F 9 room house, modern convenlencee. steam heeL rood foundation and plumbing:. Apply 850 Cambria St.. Calumet. FOB SALK 1 room house, S04t Swe.lctow n Road. Apply on prem- FOH SALK - Right room house, 730 Waterworks St. FOR SALR-Four room cottages. 2681 Uci'Ui St., Ttaymhaultown. FOH FILsl ' 1 room house. 4087 Conn Si. FOR SAI,M H room house, 4082 Elm St. FOR 3AI.H House, 3133 Tunnel St., Swedetown. FOB BALK UM Hecla St. FOR SALK Nf Cnion st. Inquire at C. & II. office. For HAf.S C roum house, rock foun dation. 2610 Liberty St. For SALR-7 room house and barn, 2007 I St, rim SAL-Fl 10 room house. Apply at 328 Acorn St. FOR IALI Four room house. No. 4991, hohind Calumet dam. taqulN at premises. For SALK Seven room house Ridge St. FOR 8ATE Right room house, Mil Rldgo St. FOR SA1,K House. 1649 He. la St. FOR SALK 3129 Tunnel St. FOR RENT. FOR RKNT 4 room house. 219 If"- quois St.. Laurium. Apply at 2S5' Roi kland St. FOR RENT 1 furnished room. 432S Acorn St. FOR RWNT Rooms. Apply at 39R Temple St. FOR RBNT-4 rooms. 4261 Corner 11th and Pine Sts. F"lt SALK 5 room house, 2016 Calu met Ave. For SAf,E-House, 457 Caledonia St.. Athlon. FOR RKNT 9 room house. 1 Franklin St., Florida. WANTED. WANTED Boarders. 3967 Wedfe St Calumet. WANTED Hoarders In private fami ly, 354 Caledonia 8L