The L'Anse sentinel., January 10, 1914, Image 5

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The Best National
Asset is Character
ssys Theodore Roosevelt, and with equal truth and more point it
ought to be said that the beat PERSONAL asset is Character.
And what makes for character? 1
A A big questions must have a personal application. Character is
growth and development coming slowly up to RESPONSIBILITY.
And what greater responsibility have you than PROVISION? Pro
vision for sickness, for old age, for dependants. It is in honorable
provision that the test of character comes.
Have YOU made, or are YOU making provision by laying away
surplus earnings where they are available for the need and opportun
ity? There is no other contentment compared with that of BEING
READY. You know what becomes of the bee that doesn't store
honey; you know what happened to Jacob's brethren who found no
Orn in Egypt. One was driven out and the others became creatures
of CHARITY.
What about YOU? Are you storing the earnings of health and
prosperity in some strong bank, like the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HANCOCK
where it ii both safe and available?
IS THERE CORN IN YOTR EGYPT?
Copyrighted.
1 ARMSTR0NG-TH1ELMAN LUMBER CO.
We carry the largest stock of Lumber, Shingles,
Lath, Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Tarfelt and
Roofing. We make prompt shipment to any
point. Mail orders solicited.
Hubbell,
Yards and Mills:
Calumet and Hancock, Mich.
BARAGA COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
L'Anse, Michigan.
Depositary for D. S.
Postals Savings.
3 per cent Interest on Savings Accounts
UY LOTS
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In L'Anse Heights Addition
one bio ck from Catholic
Church. 75 x 150 feet. Prices
from 575 to S50,00-Terms:
25 per cent cash, balance 3
years. Don't Miss this snap.
E. SICOTTE
AGENT
LIVERY, SALE AND jBD STABLE
Agents for Baicfc and Mitchell Autos.
Elour, Grain and Feed Sold and Delivered.
PAcse, Mich. ;
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TODAY ONLY
Childrens Grampin rubbers- .
Misses Grampin rubbers. J...... .
Womens Grampin rubbers
Boys Giant Romeo rubbers..
Mens Giant Romeo rubbers .'..
Mens Romeo rubbers . ; ..-
Childrens 2-buckle overshoes
Misses 2-buckle overshoes ....
Ladies 2-buckle overshoes ....
Mens 4-buckle overshoes... ,: .
Mens 10-inch leather top rubbers
39c
J47c
.-53c
...73c
..88c
...79c
1.07
.1.15
.1.32
...2.27
.2.65
The Variety Store
A. Gauthier, Proprietor
llnrngn, - " - Midi.
I Baraga News Notes
Edward Olson, mt Pelkie, was in
L'Anse Monday.
Mrs. Charles Price returned Sunday
from Iron River.
Miga Irene Schabo, who has been a
guest of Miss Florence Schwalm' the
past two weeks, returned Sunday to
her home in Appleton, Wis.
Fred Dwyer is representing Godfrey
& Sons, of Hancock, in Baraga county.
He was formerly employed as bag
gageman in the South Shore depot
hsre.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris returned
Sunday from Ishpeming, where they
spent their honeymoon. They have
commenced housekeeping in the cot
tage, in the rear of the Bijou theatre.
Supervisor and Mrs. F. V. Schwalm
visited with Mrs. Foster at Neetoria
Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew Anderson returned
Wednesday from a few" days'' visit in
the copper country.
George Pine, of Zeba, was a caller
Wednesday.
A. D. Edwards, of Atlantic, chair
man of the Houghton county board of
supervisors, was a business caller here
Wednesday.
Messrs. Peter, Joseph. Matt and John
Getzen were in Lake Linden the first
of fie week inv attendance at the fun
eral of their grandmother, MrsAnna
Minzghor,v who died December 3lst.
The funeral was held Monday morn
ing in Holy Rosary church. Rev. Fr.
Raymond officiating, interment being
in Mount Calvary cemetery.
A. E. Funke is making rail ship
ments of lumber from the Baraga Lum
ber Company's yard.
A son was born Monday to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Str.ckland.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr. and
Mrs. Telesphore LaJoy.
Emit Johnson, who lives in the vicin
ity Vf Pelkie, had his left leg broken
above the ankle Tuesday, lie was
working and got his foot caught be
tween two logs. Drs. Buckland nd
Sharpe set the fracture.
Matt Scran tany 0.1 Thursday deliv
ered team of heavy draft horses to
Charles Hebard & Sons of Pequaming,
Andrew Dahlberg was a business vis
itor in L'Anse Thursday.
Mrs. Olson spent Thursday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Turner,
at L'Anse.
. W. A. Graham was a L'Anse visitor
Monday.
- F. M. Ennis was a business visitor in
the copper country yesterday.
Little Leo' McKindles was quite ill
Wednesday and Thursday.
Baraga Lady Passes.
Ledgia Seguim, wife of Joseph La
Moria, died at her home in Baraga on
Wednesday at the age of 84, of old
age. She was born in Grandville, Can
ada, July 10, 1839, and has been a resi
dent of Baraga the past year.
The funeral will be held this morn
ing, with services at St. Ann's church.
Interment in Baraga cemetery.
Deceased is survived by a husband
and two sons.
Shetland Pen it.
That hardy little creature, the Shet
land pony, Is longer lived than the
horse.
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Poor Report.
L'Anse, Mich., Jan. 2, 1914.
The Hon. Board of Supervisors of Bar
aga County, Mich.
Gentlemen :
I hereby certify that the following is
a correct list of Poor orders drawn by
me for the month of December, 1913,
for L'Anse township, to-wit:
Mrs. A. Madotskey, . . 10 00
John Cupp 2 00
Mrs. Lizzie Drew, supplies 4 45
Mrs. A. Madotskey, wood....... 5 00
Mrs. Jos. Matoxogey, supplies .. 5 50
$26 95
George A. Trudeau,
Supt.ofPoor.
Poor Report.
T0-NI6HT
at tin
BIJOU
A select list of the
finest pictures we can
procure, c Don't miss
it. ' ;
Gome and visit us. We'll
treat you right and enter-
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terrain you royalty
QAnother Good Program
' Sunday Evening.
j Coyington,. Mich.F Jan. 6, 2914.
Hon. Board of Supervisors ' of Baraga
County, Mich.
Gentlemen :
The following is a correct list of poor
orders drawn by me for the month of
Dec, 1913, for Arvon, Covington and
Spurr Townships to wit:
Mrs.Chas. Niemi, provisions 6 00
Mrs. Geo. Neimi, provisions..... 10 00
Mrs. John Petterson, prov 5 00
Oliver Bruno, Sr., pro visions 10 00
Mrs. D. Oneii, provisions.. 10 00
Oliver Bruno and Mrs. D. Oncil,
one cord wood each 10 00
Mrs. D. Oneil, pair frames and
her daughter pair glasses 6 GO
Alfred Johnson, casket and robe 25 00
Total .$ 82 50
Anton E. Erickson,
"MAXIMUM" RUBBER
GOODS
Are guaranteed for two years. No
matter at what Rexall store you
bought the article, you can redeem
it at any Rexall store if it gives out
within two years. (
Hot water bottles, fountain syr
inges, ice caps, bath sprays, invalid
rings, fact bottles, gloves, atomiz
ers. We have a complete line.
The Real Ptecy
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BARAGA
It Takes a DcJDar
a long time to earn three cents in the ordinary way. Why not Invest your
dollars where they can earn enough for you, to make It worth while.
a Week.
31 Down
paid on
31
lot In the
Wright Addition to L'Anse, Mich.
secures for you at ONCE the earning power of from 175.00 to $150,00,
which is tho price -of the lots. Remember, there la no Interest, and no
taxes until lot is paid for and payments are suspended in case of sickness.
Have you any confidence in the prospects of the town.
W. J. Reece, Agent, L'Anse, Mich.
Real Estate Insurance
ma You Buy of Us
Ue Both Me tloney
And you can depend on it that you will get what
you order. A grocery that is gaining trade every
day by fair dealing and fair prices.
Fresh Bread Daily Premium Brand Creamery Butter
Sweet Apple Cider Sour Krout; cans or bulk' ' -Peacock
Hams and Bacons Strictly Fresh Eggs
5 lb. Tubs Butter 1 gal. Jugs Catsup
. Pkg.-Raisins Pkg. E. Apples Pkg. Currants
Dates Figs Oranges Lemons Bananas
...... Grape Fruit Mince Meat Comb Honey
Apples ' . Cabbage Turnips Carrots
Cranberries Spanish Onions
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Iolmon & IPiiciiielte
L'Anse, Mich.
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THE STORE FOR YOU
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It's the logical place to do your trading. Drop
in and visit. We always have on hand a fresh
and fine stock of "!
Fruit, Candy, Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery
and Ice Cream.
MOISE DESCHAINE
Common Sense
We buy as low as we can. '
' That's Business Sense! , --
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We sell as loty as we can!
That's Progressive Sense!
You buy as low as you can!
That's Good Sense!
You buy of us!
That's Dollars and Cents to Both of Us!
We have everything you can reasonably expect to
find in a
First Class Country Hardware Store.
We xreAgests for Chamberlain's Medicines.
Give us you your patronage and we will treat you
right
Axel Erickson,
HARDWARE SKANEB
flScntinel Advertisers Are Progressive. Yoa
Make No Mistake Wficn Ton Patronize Then.
Drink IRichter Keeir,
The Choicc3tProduct of tJus Crerrcrs.
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