Grand Traverse Press, July 12, 1918

Grand Traverse Press, July 12, 1918

American newspapers--Michigan.

Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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Smeltzer, W. Paul (1893-1973)

1918-07-12

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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ESriBUSHCUDiOiG
na ri3'>«'• IN STATE

WEI

to Ltohtoltoe »toi Cto
,d>Mto Knl Dtobkto >
or State

Ftee Already ia Operettih-tm i
Stare air Caiawd Oredi

IDtom *r Mbn W«ft •* V«Iw
GM iDte The GMtac« C*

Ever-Ke^
Canning
Tablets

la V. & BvoT

WIU Insure your Oannliig ef
PetlUons asWng the coming l^W
tore to enact laws which wOl make tte
instaUation and upkeep of rural drain­
age ayatems lore bnrdensoine arebel^
clTcaiattd throu^ont the country di*tilcta of the state, say field men
the Michigan AgrlruUnral college.

The Food Adnrinlatretloa Ifanea the cMiers" the prodwta from
lie marketed to betp leaaen the aent^
*Tamrel*n for the otUlaattoa of^- nca* of the tmppBding ahoW rf
base h«» been luausureteil by the L.
S. Food AdmlnUtratlon. wbldi li ao- “""*1iy*M2nw*a^*’ritt^?f the aUte
rWug b'u the Stata admtnlstratore to
e boya and girls riub departfinrred aarbace atOUatioo propaganda ___ of M. A. C. and the rittrena
throu^' their lerrUorj and tu»e npoo resiring tn the conuBiiBltlH restatedhowefceepera ibe necereUj for kcepl« There cesten arc located in Battle
garttage tklicben od UWe tefnae) ta
"rerTrate «>malner fwm the other
Iwnse refuse
. . ..*
.jmimreratwlp^mneotredt
Figured and atatlsticsIssoed by the
U -IhIPPed •» »>oU«.
Food AdmlnUtretloo eh<m that In cos' mA
and cana for patting np vegetablee
ton of garbage there Is sufficient gly­ and frulu by the nio« improred "i
cerine to make the explosire charge padejp
for fourteen T5-milllmeter xbells, and
Moiigb "fatty rid"
' '
~ bas l*eo dubbed, U being potbted
pounds of si«p.. fei-------------- - model. Bonsewifea who wlah
grow 8 bushel* of wheat, and a score of escape the ordeal of steaming
the mansfaoture of ibuiiillons.
stores and ra '
other
Talnable materiaU esseoUal in and canning aterUU to the «e
other ralnabl
that 24 ritlee where they. ... oumed and bottled by
It Is atao pointed
. are____ milliiug garb­ the muniriiIpal demons! rator at abbeolT 100,000
age and that the comidned populaUop ute cost.
•r 8.000.000.
is want lag 4.400.000 pohnds of nit
glycerin and 4a000.000\ twelre-ooi
(«ke* x>f soap, besides llliX» tous of
unkage which cmjlains fertilizer eloment* eufficleiil/tfi^iduce a 3.000,000
Iftisbel wheat crop. The value of this
loss of matcri|il i* estimated at $5,-

Fruits, T«g0tabl« ete.

wlU permit the issuance <rf bonds by
drainage districts, and orginUation of
drainage distrteta based on tbe nstural
linage areas, rather than on county
or townsb^* lines, as at presentTbe bonding melbod propoaed by this
petiUon U a good one. according to O.
E. Robey, specialist in drainage work
for M. A. C. It would make it porelble
Cor tbe expense of constructing drains
to be spread orer a number of yean
ind yet by the rale M bonds, wonlto
make the funds neceraary for tbp work
ivallable at onceTbe present method of financing
iralnage work, requires paymret of
iarge asressments in a short per.’od Is
reiy burdensome and adds lo. the exof tbe undertaking.

CENTRAL DIvisiON OF
RED CROSS RHIOHS

ONE PACKAGE €ANB
FIVE Oi'ABfS
C .

Waifs

Drag Store

NORESPSJiEEDED Tteer pa Cures
JNJDODGAN FARMS

Mree dlseaBea timn any other mediclns
known tolls Qsen. Bead aO papera
around tbe bottira. Different stsra Md

Final llgorre op the Second Bed
Cross war fond campaign in Central
Qab^Bg of .Tbea Where Needed
Dlrlsion—minols. Mlchl^ Wlacmieln
WaaU Beip iaave Core Crtp.
Iowa and Nebraaca—show the enortotal of--------82,8:7
$22,182,817 cdntrlbntad.
o
H. A. C Dcdarre
Only oiie other
:ber dlrisb
dlrislon In the na^
East Lanalng. Mich.—A number
__
____________
,___the
Atlantic
dlr­
If. A. C. professors, members of the snoMBsed thU figure, fl
. engineering and agricultural faculty of islon which Inriudes New Tork.
Centra!
dlriaioh
was
asked
origin­
the college. w|ll
ally to give 814.000X»0, therefore the
oversubscription was 80 per cent or
$8,182,000.
^_______ _____« the course of Reristaes of the figvree upward
iepartment of fann crops of the Mich
as the werics pam and the
.ah eight weeks sojourn in the camp, ceitaln
Igan Agricultural college.
will learn the most srientlfic methoda total may go to approximately $22.There isn’t much doubt to the mind
for dispathblng the Hun ami Ills allies 500.000.
•f any laremr nowadays abbut the
prison ramps where American soldiers
with bomb and bayonet. .
ftnsMlF Oaing an nt IL A. &
alne of a silo where com and rattle
Vpon
romp
dhlregoT
Mi^ captured In battle are brid.
re the main facton in tbe bpalim
I
WbOL
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Tbe Amert- •ofessors wUl return to M. A. C.
,5,^000. wiaeonsln. $2400.000
Aa *«re«rara>t dMfiaire. AMloln «P
right idraar is aat merely laran
Iowa, $*#16,817; Ifttoaka.
for tbe corn crop—It is an addi
abUdiara and sailors
J^e-Srari-^ffironTcf-the roU*ge tn the
Conntrv dergymen of Midtigan w (boot aa efferilre a weapon as
With nouriablng food, net-: clothlqg. in^e^ence at the Mlchl^n ^ (bat ran be turned agsiost the kai
drilling of M. A. C. |tudcuta
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A silo wUI make possible tbe saving
cultural iNjUege this weA f« tbcli
jf much of the late maturing- roi
fourth annual conference.
sbont 300 men in unlfonn In German
Aa In their previous meeting the vlth which Hidilgaii was planted th
prtsem ramps- Tbe American tr^
wiU make a study of Uh reason. Without a sUo, there la grs'
hare esptnred contlderebly
Unger that much of it may be lost .
Is more problems
1.000 Oennans, ao the *“
In any event look Into tbe matter.
i even In that respect.
up' both.
A discuwloD of mattere
-Berne. SwllrorUnd. the Amei^ that have come up with tbe war will or write to the dairy or farm mech___ Bed Ooaa has a great warehou* be another part of tbe program.
qnioi dppertinent of M. A. C. for such
from whia la sent to eacli AmericM
Among those who are partldpating ' ifonnatiun os they peraes.
prisoner In Oermahy twrety pounds in this ecssloii are Dean E. I. Boaof food every week. Our government worth of Olierlin. Dean Shaller Math­ Fbr tbe' wluric United States the Red
peyafor this food and equipment and ews of Chicago. Btsbop Theodore B. Oram war fund now stands at aliout
the Bed Cross aces that It reaches the Henderson of IJetrolt. Dr. S. B. Persons $lT0.03li«IO.
TOLY 14SUNDAY
-7JUUY 14
Baltimore, Major P. O. Wri^tson.
*Sready there are enoogh supplies of
U. 8. A. B. C. Llndeman. M. A C..
Select Pictures Present
in tbe Bed Cross warehouse at Berne Supt.
A. A. KuiHer. Detroit. SupL A.
to Uke care of 22.000 American priaoo- B. Bdwmau.
Alma. SupL W. B. Fruit.
ere—if the Oennans can take that Detroit Buiu.
H. J. Hescott, Flint
lumber.
at Irer best as tlie delightful heroine of
ty. Check scut by return maU. Goode
heldrlO days for sender’s approval
imr offer. Mater’# Tooth SpecUl
UeptA. 2007 8.9tb SU rblUdriphia, 1

RED CROSS PREPARINGfOR

CiHGYMEN
tlOSWEEl

JOHN LESSON.
CadUlac, Hlcblgan.

Lawn Mowers
ground

ud REPAINED

for aU occasions
FRANK M, PAINE

A FEW OF THE BIG DAYS AT

The LYRIC

Take Care of Your
Hair and Scalpt
We Treed Draifcuir.
Itch} Sralp and Braema with
MeMrated OU

CONSTANCE TALMADC®

“THE SHUTTLE”
WEDNESDAY

JULY 17—

—JULY 17.
_nooinaunie-——
J. W. Suthcriand. Detroit. 8npL B. M.
- - t. E. J. W

charLKhaplin

Scalp in perfect condition.
• Wc also treat
' ALOPBC1A-.ABKATA
(Failing of tbe hair In Blotcbee)

ith Side Barber Shep
f Inlow * Welf. Prep.

in hi! first mUlion dollar pictnre

“A DOG’S LIFE”
*
■ also

3 acts

SATOAY A® MONDAY

'

SPECIALS

George ^ban iii ‘MafcelliiuMahons
. .
JULY 1»-

a Paramonnt Picture
THURSDAY

Every Item Saves You Money

-JUDY 18

VAUDEVILLE DAY

WOMEN’S 25e BLACK HOSB-We have picked

Special Fealara

BABE WILSON

LATE

Tbe BitUUle SUr
J^EATURB OP THE
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act

musical

Timme ■■ ■wteiii fcfcm ii Fiicticri Patrirtim•o po HI6 «0N8

FOLLIES

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SHERMANS

Hawailna Miialdanh Saperk.
------ACT III------- '

HENNELLA
!(D>B«ly Haaidaa

They are all in the aerrlca, ]«wt Ilka iett «r ethar'falheM
FUtheza -with-WBi who have gone forth to war want such
K nan In the Dnltad States Senate—eoma one urtw nap.
deiriariy undaretanda the naada and problama of thsir
heye-^
Methren will feel mres oaiwfertaMe^Ko KU tffl'Ho'uro ia a free ooontry If he la not rsady
to die tnr that countiy- Indeed, tte only man
la St to
Uve at aU la the man who with a gaUut heart to ready
. to give hie life at the aaB Of ««»;
Preridert
BooeeveU'tn Detroit speech. May 80. U18.J
Trvmas H. Newberry Merauree up te the Hlgbeel Slaed-

COMING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. JULY 27 AJTO 28

THEDA BARA
_IN—

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The Vi

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Pbalps- HswbiriT #nmma k Mewbarry Bancs N«wbsRy«Anny
Wavy
Navy

mt IS THE MAN WHO WIIL BE CROSKN ST THS
VOTSB8 .OF MICHIOAM TO BE THBI^ HNITMD
STATES SENATOR.

£ST«

- at the redured price of, yd.-----------—
WOMEN’S 81.25 SUMMER PARASOLS
We will close them out at-----------------------WOMEN’S SUMMER NET CORS^
SQg
A limited ,mu.tity. Eklxa hpeclalAt-—
6P TO 5.e fancy VCTLES_^1““^^^^^
desirable patterns.

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GRAND TRA- BESB PRESS
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VAVDEVUldB VBJL AJ
THE LWC NEXT W15SK

WlfrfH «Bta8 on At itH(r Slfetdrra

Press Wnllj'* Servtos, »'
Ssdtb t nion U.
TT>e vandcTiiie Mil at the Lyric for
W. r^L BMELT2EH, Editor * ^ next Thursday wUl be of an exeqe
tlonally ^ cla»». «mal»tliif of the

8TOBV OF A WOMAN «kO
LOfdOED Pf» AMJllMENT
and LBW8 fflBQS

letlc star was b«»n In New York CUy
and not In the eounOy ■■ oue would
> led to auppoee. from her afhliie
— Both her father.' Wiliism '
Chase Storey, 'hnd her mother, whose
maiden name waa Thorpe, were Isini
UetropollB.
It was wbile. Id the public achotfis ef New
____ _ ity. where die received her
edireatltm, that little Edith became
Imbued with' a deeire to act. NcUlwr
of her parents ever bad any actittg
ilons.
I............................
. >tbelr daughter pos,aspirutl
,.........
«. but*tt
esea dtamathf genlnsAt tbe age of ten. Edith Storey

alas.eraiy-

'todewndent In I'oHtto
a ^ter ”^te'*Wili»n, the nine year old baby
girl who has been featured tor two
«or tb« Good of Ibe 'Grand
^rs in the Junior
, Trswuc Bdcloa
of forty, that has played the bl«^ She Wu A HamUiMcr’s Wife. M most of erery chanee- As the Btory
theatres in the United Btatea and baa
of The Pnrple Lily“ moree at a
CONSTANC* TALMADGB
alap of the pre
gBunu"
B played In. 1------threogli onr Chicago office that we hare
l«-«i aide to netnire tlii* attraction
which wfll lie tlip season's greateat
“The IMiuHlp." «hich
Tills Is the first time that
fearuw att^BcHon at the tjrtc, oa offcriBC- T
{tae- It IB an eicqrtlimal at«y told
SuiKlaj-. U another opporUmlty for Uiis 'dilld Ihas playeil towns of the
who lonccil Ccr e-dtment In a fMrinatiu* manner, and It will
s.. She has a mapiiPrent imineer.
roiieunce Talmndse
to display her
thrill you and enchain yon‘ -I life ; tlirll’s and who took adi
rouBtance
sMimnui
-UakeAt pdlut of seelnc' It.
onitildextroiw
art, > *0 freak, for in
;<• of the fl'-dt oppmuhity wt
« she *irct. aiailn
■nted Itiwlf to achlere thla i
ttalif perforaimiie. The sturdy young Uieat of the season lu our theaf Is t.ild In -The Purple Lily,” _
- (cells, hods her Along t ii this wonderful s
tierolue still
Tig new drama In which Kitty
USTCNt^ISFi
. . Gon:<'n. the InternatloDBlIy famoua
rrled ••••
«ii ••-i.,-».
EngHsli avc the mnsicai oucruiaus.
sister, who uas
AS ATGOJXE d
- ItU and TInwullan jnstititnonts Just .as they laaiity Is surred, will be shown at the
• lord. xiUerly lirokan In iiealtb
. played lu the uailre country and I,yrlc Theatre on Uonday.
anirit liy her hmtal Jinsbaird; she farliithe pre
with swnpleirty reluibltijtes lier, -puts
In the monDtalua many exdtlzig
■ big Eat...... .. .........tlK- husbaiKl 111 his piste, and fles|>lte
thlntas occur as a result of this woman
[Vc also hnre'neniieUa. Ihc.ptrnUr Icarrlnf home.. Bbe Journeys hy do(
} AU-Star Seriae
ills liarkhItliiE twiiimuies and peraeenlion, wiM the heart of a iieiBhiKiiliiB maiScitn. wlio nerer faiU to make ' lied to the W* dty and there meets
. Btiiiire. All appealltiE and powerful theui laugh. Come early and be sure mother man. She' has ail the eadte• IhiB 1>U1. . .
tnle. woTcn whli golden stjaniU of
raent that «hc craree and then. In the
heart inlemt and sliot with strident
end, returns to her mad in the
etnollonal acenas tbnt MirllL.

2,,;r.si.“3'c=''S^'»££

a with Eleai
Roheon In -Andrey.” So marked was her dramatic
drani
abUity. that she was Iniiimedlately
engaged for a chll
In -The
Uttie P
played one of tbe chUdren lb -Mrs.
Wigga of tbe Cabbage Patch." Miss
Stofey remained with this attract^
for three seasons, and erentually, as
die grew dder played all the diildreus
parte. In ^‘Bebecc*~ of Sunny Brook
Farm” her next engagement she play­
ed a glri of “sweet dxteen..”

s «lus {iitv:

VAT-LACt

atiDA.

•Jielieve Me XanUrr®'
At Tbe Urfe.

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Are the Packers Profiteers?
Plain Facts About the Meat Business
Tbe Federal Trade Commission in its recent report on war
profits, stated that the five large meat packere have been
profiteering aad that they have a monoi>oly of the market.
These conclusions, if fair and just, are matters of serious
coBCeru net only to those engaged is the meat packing
business but to every other cltiren of our fonntry.

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The flgiir^ given on profits are misleading and the sl^te^nt
;ed Wthe
that the jwckere have a monopoly is onsupported
facto.

"3

The packers mentioned in the repprt stand ready to prove
their proflto reasonable and neceteaiy.

The meat Business is one of the largest American industries.
Aliy dtiscu who would familiarize himself nith its details
must be prepared for luige totals.
i

, been stated, the larger portion of the profits earned has
been used to finance huge stocks of goods and to proride
additions and improvemente made necessary by the enormous
demands of our amuy and navy and tbe Allies.

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If yon are a business man you will appreciate the signifi­
cance of these facte. If you are acquainted with the business,
thlk this rnatter over with some business acquaintance—
with your banker, say—ind ask him to compare profits of
the packing industrj' with those of any other large indnstry
at the present time.
No evidence is offered by tlie Federal Trade Conmnssion
in support of the statement that the large iiaekere have a
monopoly. The Commission'-s own report sliows the large
nuinber and importance of other packers.

The report states that the aggr^te profits of^fonr iai^
packere were' f 140,000,000 foi' the three war years.

Tbe packers roentloficd in tbe statement stand ready toprove to any fair minded person that they are in keen
competition with each other, and that they have no power
to manipulate prices.

His sum is comiwred with |I9,000,000 jib the average annml
prefit for the thnv years before the war, making it apj^ar
that the yar profit wa8.fl21,000,00fl grealeivtliitB the pre­
war profit

If this were no(- Irue they wooM not dare to make this
positive statement.

This compares a three-year profit with a one-y^r profit—a •
manifestly Unfair jnetSiod of comparison. It Is not only
misleading, but the Federal Trade Commission apparently
has made a mistake in the figures themselves..
^

. The aggregate three-year profit of fl4O,(W0,000 was eariied
on sales of ever four and a half billioil dollars.. It means
about three cento on each dollar of sales—or a mere fraction
of a cent per ponpd of .product.
Packers' profits are a n^ligible factor in prices of li^
, stock and meats. No other large busiaess is condacted
upon sneb small margins of profit

vFurthermore—and this is Very important—only a small por­
tion of this profit has been paid in dividends. The balance
has been put back into the businesses. It lind to be, as
• yon ^lize when you consider the proMcms the packers
have had to solve^nd solve qntCkly—during tbcjie war
years.
To condnep this bneiness in war times, nith higher costs
and the necessity of paying two or three Ijm^ the foniier
prices for live stock, has required the use of two or three
times the ordinary amount of woriting capital. The additioual piofit makes only a fair return oti this, and as has

Fnrthermore, goveniment figures show that the*fire large
papers meationed in the report account for, only about
. one-third of the meat business of tbe country.
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They wirt it were possible to interest you in the details of
their business. Of how, for instance, they ean'sell dfeesed
beef for less than the cost of the iive animal, owing to
ntilisation of by-products, and of the wonderful story of
the methods of distribution tbrou'ghunl this broad land, as .
well as in other countries.
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Tbe five packers mentioned feel jnstifled^in co-operating
with each other to the extent of togeOia presenting this
public statement..
They have been able to do a big job for your government
in its time of needi they have met all war time dana^ds
promptly and completely and tjpey are willing to trust their
case 4o tbe fairraindrilness of the American people with
the facto before them.
>

Armour and Company
Cudahy Packing Co.
Morris & Company
Swift & Company
■Wilson & Company

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DR. W. 3. BIGGINS - -DENTIST
‘-Sndden Riches.*' the World Film GOOD Dentistry. Kl.S'E PrepartUons
for painless Extraction:
prodiietion featuring Koliert Warwick,
b & Price Bnlldliig.
AnsHV tbe Question for Yourself After non- slHring at a.Iiroadway plnytaouse
Wltli Grace Roorge. Clara Whipple and
Se^e Hs «t Tbe Dreninbuid
Ohrdn .Holmes, forming a three star
picture
unusual merit. It deals with
Theatre Next Suo4a>- in
the effort of n youug man and hla wife
Over 35 years experience
to wnile throneh a large Inheritance
-Our lattle Wife"
Banns b 4 Lay UerennUle Co.
left them hy llieir unrio. out of spite
Both Phones No, 6
heeanse the yoiuig man's father bad
onirivaled him when
'■
CONNlN^i CONNU^
ConsMer the .....-...... , -......
,
ig tite sniuc girl. ah<l a double
of lovely Jimter Ki-nuody. whiih «* spite ngalUKt Jiis nephew ticcause his
irillimu B>imnen In niollou picH
uiuiher clhsi in giving liim hirth. HU
Six mtnillis «<> buiKlrods of
phiu was to ruin lb little family
BOiKls <A people In; H.e tarce dtk» givitg them so mnch money. ' *' '
DRAY LINES ,
inil »u(\xtw;
»u<
knew lier as-a dellirtnful and
very nearly-i
i in dollIng, Now
.fill eoiDiuiMlieiilie lOi llie Hhifie
■he father ai
mnny of tlicw l^d1 1^id ?3.0 P a ^■ after two yi
lickleness are hrought face to face
............ .to! •' ”
with IheiDselres in their trueTight of
ugh Ihe Illness of thelf
BEatT HCU£N
^"AnjerienK Imiidreil and w>iuc • odd
forms an ideal vehlHe
Household
tomirnis of iK)pil1nH.«i:.
This vnsi 'll which to exploit the wouderful Light «nd dicavy Dcay.
Auto
aiuHeoce In ihf innin. hart not heard dramatic ahllllios of Ur. Warwick and Goods Moving a Specialty.
at lii>r-nji<l <vriiilnly Iwd not seen li,or. the Misses Whipple and Holmes. “Sud Prock Servlop.
Pbones,
CIUtHfIce 375
Res. 1090
MllUotiB’..r th«n‘ i»>ople lire in the ■len Biehes" will. I* at the Lyric
small towns wliere Jllss Keniipdy had Thursday..
PAINTINC AND^PAPEBHANGPW
m-ver played o flieutrlial ehgagemeut.
ehsaomeut
Still other millions Rilx-ly.. ifIf- cevvr. g.
EDWARD MARTIN----to the tlnmliT.Painter and Paper Hanger. Estimates
tally aill of them go t<
However, virtually
eommeni
ivpilvvc audiciiee
foi Oma' Moody Lawrence, a Chicago chcdrfully furnished. 219 B. lOlb BL
a huge «ml' roivptlvvc
j •
/
• iimlin'
•
illty. critic, who says:
women qfars of youth
"There are Just Clli. Phone R-OIL
rdliig iliont six players whose work before
■ the movliiK pietiir Iheatres. aflotvl
the the camera ran be relied upon to give
t picture p- •ilicer delight—to this critic, at least—
at fascinate iiid Umlge Kennedy is one.
in a
Crsod Traverse Lodge Ns. 8«J
■ everyone l-y tlleir lovllness and their -ingle .
______ _________ ___
Meets every Tliursday evening In
than yim' liiiveaever seen before In the In n position from wiilch it would lie
- k'ronl StJt 8 o’clot*
their hall .
Q-ea of a woman.. Tliey are-Iaugbiiig
. ®
IsMUlty.. Til Hiesc ,eyi;s Is more flU
en- Chan. Mimnaugh.
Noble 'Grand
teasing. pIcuiUiig.. Iimmviit, wise. 1
treiichml herself that it would be j
fill, and cliulh-tiglng eyw.
sny anything fulsome^
LOYiU.
OIUIEB
OF HO^
.\ud beueeuth tbe eyes Xberc
smile tliat is ll>e most. dazzllug
infections stullc that ever was cnugbl
Meete erery WeduM
i>y a luutiou picture photi^rapbor'i ozaiqRTol
day nlglit at 8 p. m. Is
camern'..
Odd Fellow's HalL
Besides sceiitg sue a woiid^nl giri
rn.ns.Eaidwiu.DlcUlor
wit her. wiji-s unit fas<-iiialtoiis thesi , Tlie .Tllicnl and •aullons W. n,.
e.iger American uiilllon.s iiImi “saw iwt lotliiiidrr. another influeiilial Chicago
Otto Furt^' Sec'y.
Ilium “Stag.' KHitvsses--oiic the not.sl •.111. 0.1,*: "<h,ldwrn might wellT
•farev-diama ■Tlaby Mine" by Mnrpir- prmtd of Its -apii- i„ the person of
et-ilayo and the-iillier llh- noted com flifdg KemKxly.
Without Iherleasl
oily-dnima "Nuirly Married" hy Ktlge.i •it of d-reeu experience, tills dellj
light.
SidwTij- Both of these were delight­ rill young woman of the sUge poun
meed
nates o? any informatldn cl
ful pla.vs thill Imil taught ll-- popular up.«. the Sim. which has repul
fully given free of charge.
numwra attacks hy theatrical saw.
Res. llta Washlhgtou SL
MAdI
■«nd landed with both feet She ia ir. at Phone R307
Urst «;nlurc
wonderful
M-neehInstanrly
tly Madge> Kennedy beosme
1^ arid see for yourseif just what
tlqii/of .th
tlie senstlqii,
llxatres oMbv laniilry
nod ohiaii
lan
rolloiviiig
niviiig as riilhiisliitiimTly
eiilhi
loyiit
Dreamland Theatre, next ^uuday.
the mlUloiisH of {icnunis who
tills •«iiiy give tiieniKi'lvvtw
i-lvcrw «itlew-rved ^Or a it her radiant and wonderful
Igc Kennedy is Istdnnlng to feel
wxsHt for Itheir
hell “dl overi'.; i
she livves in a per|<etnal atmnsFulriiiiiiks.
She Is the Btar of Cpldwyn's moth pliefc of UllieMf-lhe-vg^ey( wedding
prorul of IVnghiH
IVngl
III fiii-t MUs Kennedy has estiilv
nilHlne iwraUel for Ihe
r of FalrlKinks- lu her
work she 1b Just ns tleBHliicIlve
CARL. 1. CAMPBELL
laraiuralhletlcmr
Soofta^de DrunM
• iiuldic inlerent miinlfer
la-ii just as keen and KiKmliineons.
Mae-A-Minnlo-Scrtiee .
tea-u manouHcr popularity luis not been
329 Somh t'nion Street
tensl or sought tlirougb tlic devious
Doth PiiOiicf. 270 *

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throngh tlhe |n<‘d{ii
hy.two i»opnlnr and snieossful iililhors.
.Hit eiiriromueiiT. of course, has befn
c.irefnlty tTealeil and nialntalued. and
it InleJisJllcd her -suwvss.. Imt could

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ROBERT WAira-lCK WIU.

OF THE Si;C(^ OF '

Front Offices, Second Floor MikeseU Building, 219 E. Front St

Travers^City,'

The game that almost alwaj-s wiDR,jK.h«« lif''not existing;
where the.t'omfortaWe s^t, the electric butloii. the drojw of gasoline,
replace the slow walkiog horse and the tired imliyidual; where the old
process of hand work and man .phwer is reidticetl with inotlera ni.ac^ery,
even the cows the farmer’s night mare, are merely tastened in the ban^
the patent milker attaehed, the button presswi. in aliout five iiiinulos th'e
trick is turned, its all over but pourinj^ in a trough that leads to the
separator, another button pressed, in a few iniuutw ilie-rfheat from the.
' chaff, the butter fat from the water, put the lid on the can. set i( in the
car. press another button, a few ininul^ riile, you are at the creamerA-,
check in hand; all a pleasureable dreaiii. where ail «se<l to be a night
marl*; just exercise enough to keep you UealT^iii^ileaBure enough to keep
you wise; what used to be the wilt of-flie cartli>nqw inonareh‘of all he'
■ Buireys; You.push .the button, niecliunisur does fne>est. T have such
a farm for sale at about one-quarter its value; why does he sell? IJsten,
neighbor—too much of a snap; he has a small spot of dirt iu*ar Los.. Angeles (between you and me I think lie got goldbricked, same as about
all of these far away big investments turn out) and is gohig out among
them to get his iiiouey back (find another sucker) it will be some
contest, a Michigan farmer getting his money buck from a California
goldbricker. I may be wrong in this but 1 don’l guess I am. I also
■
have other farms; in fact all kinds of farms, iinpi-oved and fully equqiped, •
^unimproved that you can make to suit you; all sizes, from four acres to
four hundred acres. ; I also have some bargains in city )iro|K*rty; seA'eral
1
good business proiKwitions. and, money; yes, I can fiml it for yon, any
'
amount, provided you can pve the security, and pay the'price.
Just a few woitls about the War brings Stauips. The impressioD
seems to be that you are tying yonr money np for a period of years; the
fact of the matter is, a War ^vings Stamp is a ten day dnift on the
• United States Troisury. presentable ainl payable at any imst office in
' the Unit^ States; provided you should wish to use ;he mouey the day it
is presented, all that is necessary is to name the-party to whom you wish
it paid. The stamp is not transferable, as I iinderstaud it, but yon can
'have the money jiaid to anyone yon wish, to name. As a suviugs invest­
ment for the small investbr^rfre is nothing belter, you are dniwing a
good rate of interest and its^ill face value is available at len days
notice, security, unquestioned. When you buy a governmeut bond or a
- War Sai’ings Stamp there is no such thing as mistakes of the manage"''
ment, receivers, settlement at a small iwrcenfage of its faeewaloe, etc:,
as it might be with a bank ceriiticate. A Unilotl Slates Bond or obliga­
tion of any kind Queans evorj* dollar of every individnal until its full
face value is paid. '
JOHN A. WADE

SowTis. orililrts ami ftncluB IfUK for
kIh- 1* l»-iiB marriert-T-wHbout
Avery Hopwooda play "Our . LlUlf
reno or a bnalmiKl iu Iho c
Wife'—alKiut ci-oVy kIx week*.
pic-liireR nre the <-auae.. After plarlDi;
tin............................. ......................
l^hario iJi^hi-r ix^^vesf GoW
wvii nivflirc "<hir Little Wife frmg
II,*e famonr staRe su«v*s l-y A'cr,
Ilapwc*Kl- A* the lirlile of Hi«' Im-kk-*
chap who iB slow ctchiDE on how to
• with m> iron Imml. ahe flirts aii.t
nirr* anil flirO- Tlwl Ju»« n-trilmtiou
ovcrlnkes lier iii Ihe end may, be re
panicsl aB funilluT .•vl.leiii-,- il>}rt mi«K-biivior of any sort i» alwi^-a duly
puniriKHl on the Ht-rreii..
Keuiieily'a already
Uiitrwl ....................
furllier ii
h'l* iKunlretl
Iki apinvirtiint addition* l.y virtue of Iwr
lii Hie tSoJflwyn pU-tnro. 'ii'ir
Little Wife" wlivre *lie i* <'alle<l »U>«u
•ur tiu ddxeii fro,** of l*>wluliln?
to wear
mode utid fiibrfc-

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OCT OF WEST BENT
ON-MAKING GOOD”

Double Of' Triple Coupons at

STEINBERG’S

FbMe Girt
for Brief Tte«^
8bt Cue tt Seman wd Hm
BiMn to «r>- top of H«
Prrfeorien

Every customer who made purchases this week and has cash sale
slips with the following numbers can have the benefit of Double
Coupons by bringing in these slips Tomorrow or Next Weejk;.
AU cash sale slips ending with odd numbers of serial

irred In •‘Xhe
Alite Jorce. who Ik starred
Sang tit the i^oul" tlic Viingn;i>lih nHK‘
Klhlwu rciitnro. « liUb .will be Khwii
k
Tlmrs■t tb
the V
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dny. Ik a niixt (It-niwmlit' porooii. courideriiiB hoc U-auty
rauty iiinT
mol Uileiit.
Uilw.t whkli
made l«*r oik.- of ttii- mo'l |»piilar ami
Kougbt Bflor K turs In'i-Iim:o|i1h.vk- Slui
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W mn: motor <ar bo<siuw tin; U-lli-v<& wnlkltic i* the beat
.of eson-lsoa iim) sUt- wnIkK «*vvrj- morn­
ing fnuh Lor Ijoiue lu Itivi-mlili- Drive
Now York rily..;
a idtsp-banp-r liki- other folks nil the
way to tbc IVtaErapli studlus lu Uroek"E
««! .imutl. »
Ij-n,
Hr uoatmuriug maaiier* endear her
to all 111 Iwr pnifl-wlon niid abe never
U loo busy. f« Hike artlve part In any
picturec. ttmoke-Kunds.., Libcrly Loan
Drlres mid Kod ('rotia Rei>efltM,^U liave
been aided liy b'er lielping Imud.
Unship. Mic-h.—Mil
veekly pa-social affair liaviiig to tin with mn
imliHsliors of c-onatry and wi
Sbe lUs Urtermlnat>ea
pi-i-s ill JiIiehlSHn wi
will mevt at the
jjei-s
^iKK Joyce Clime Caat from. Kansas MiclilKmi AgrifUltnrHl..........
Itnral College on AuECity wilb a iliuiled expiKieiHe in nua 1
and 3 for a tlim- diiys conference’,
.teur ifaeatricniK. but with lol.s of deter- Durins Ibe c-inirse of
o the I
mlnaltun to make good along some inltation to allend wbieh has b«D
■ line of cude-aror. She liec-iiuio a tele­ issnc-il by Ibe college to every editor
phone operator In a (iramarcy I’ark i)f a nu-al paper williln tbe state, Ibe
- apartment. Inil dot tor long„, and next iiewKpaiiermeii will liear uddrei^ by
for a brief Unle. wj-s an artists model. famous islllnni anil workers In thi
KtUl far from siitlslicd_ sliwappllod for 'ctninlrv newspniK-r field, by‘representwork at llie ilarU-ui sludloK and wiia
in‘of tlic Vood niid amiiiee admin'PT.-I
given minor pirts. Her l-enuty and
Ulent tjuii-kiy wim her rcK-ognition and
she was ghc-n k>nits.
to Vlliigriipli wli’er
«ce will M
herr 1unbroken imtii to llie rerv lop of
1 of tl/c «
Tier ehoeeii profossitai..
THstaph in “Witlfiii Tbe Law”
Albert K. Smilb. as a flllbig recogni­
tion of ber nbilll»-. selected lier to play
tbe part of Mary Turner the luosl
■ wonderful shop girl in the world, in
••VUbbi the Law". Her eUameteriaa, tloii was dcH-lart-d by'.Vew York eritiis
to lie no even more finislied plct
emotional at-rlng Ibaii of her pi^l......
• , eore ou »bp-sjKwkliic stage, diitiuiihig
• aiieli fnuiriiK Mniw as Jaac Cowl, Emily
We etu pii iir Is ID.SO re •.-< (brata
e.- noil. K<nS is». Cub mu bit resm adl.
Rlereayirud Mnntanit llllngioii.
■ Mis* Joyce k seen in one of her
most pppenlhig roles as Ann. in ‘The
6oBg of Ifac Soul" 1b which faaetuallug dramh. she Is Ibe Wpiiosed wife
of a gambler, and east out r

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218,219,220,221,222,223,224,225,226,227,228,229,230,231,232,
233,234,235 286.
and ending with 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9 can have the benefit of Double Coupons.

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They Gafl Have Triple Stamps
for the same serial numbers and ending in numbers with 10, 20
and 30. Its like money from home to get these extra coupons,
so don’t miss them. Every other cash sale made tomorrow gets
the Benefit of Double or Triple Coupons.

Tomorrow We Start

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Our Great Clearing ^le of

WE BUY
OLD FALSE TEETH

Surplus Stock'
Remniuite of Turf

Ready to Wear Metdiaadije, Skeeta aad Steeling, Pillow Cases and Toting, Towela aod Towel.

ing, Bedapreada, etc, at prices Ital caiioot be oiatehed at whotemle aod oo mailer how low Ite prico-

Every Cash Sale Gets the Benefit of
T)ur Rebate Coupons

Goldwyii pmsems-

Madge Kennedy

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-andheroiffS
Mr smile -

NOT LIKT THE ORDINAHl^ TRADING STAMPS- NOT LIKE OTHER COUPONS-OUR REBATE COUPONS

fnJitf story of the best little
“fucer'who everi^^ot marrtect

SAVE YOU/BJONEY-THEY SAVE YOU HALF AND MORE THAN HALF ON MANY PURCHASES.

Our Little Wife

imoDStte^^more thaa ever ob Wednesday and Thursday when we sold hundreds of stendard articles wortfi
This was demonsli
t»1.00 for 39c and S9 Cauponn.

from Awry Hopwoodlf
^rostMsyHitofiMsemsnainz

"Iti i Goldwvn Picfare*
IT PAYS TO SAVE THESE COUPONS AND WATCH OUR OFFERINGS.

lyPAMlANO ‘MIEiVTBE

Sunaair, Jul) u

COME TOMORROW

J. H. STEINBERG
MAN BETRAYS
BY CHANCE EXPRESSION
How Btg Wager is Tieariy Lori Is
Sbowa Id -Belloro

“'Vbu Get Tile Job”
"We’ve been watphing you, young man. We know you're made
of the st^ that wia& The niah that cares enough about his future ,
to study an L C. S. Course in his spare time is the kind we want in
this firm‘,s‘respbnsible positions. Youlre getting your promotion
. on what you know, and I wish we had more like, you.”
The boss can’t take chances. Whea be has a responsiUe job
to fiU, be pioks- a man trained to hold ik He’s watching you right
DOW, hoping yoa’U be ready wheoVour opportunity comes. ^

it is
. but
Tbe *(ory.w which Is oue of theanost
itbrslUug sovea romanceo -shown
here to a long ttaic. wUl be tbe attratfUou.at tte Lyric Tlta« n«t

Ann UHle. Oo aome
ror a nwo tu
uj
rxprosslon afii-r be baa eiuui-u me eicrtlenl acting to <he principal rotes.
police for eleven monthn. and when be
iK Qjgt almut to will a bet of S20000,—
Ibis is the eurions predlcameot in me picture reed'
of Donald Crisp i
whteb Geour McFartsnd. pUyed by
I Its attracUveuess,
WaUece ReltL In “BoHeve Me, San-

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Travene City, Hich.
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