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x'HE TRUE NORTHERNER, PAW PAW, MICHIGAN

Friday, June 23 1916

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GROCERIES MEATS

WARNERS

OPPO. POST OVFiCE PAW PAW, MICHIGAN

Every Day Prices

8 bars Lenox Soap for 25c

3 Kellogg's Corn Flakes 25c

2 pkgs. Cream of Wheat for 25c

10 bars Flake White soap 45c

10 bars American Family 45c

Green Reeis, Cucumbers

Buv Your Cannina Supplies Here.

Strawberries fresh Every Day

Pineapples

For CanningLarge Size

This store is not open Sunday morning.

Spring Chickens on Order

SATURDAY ONLY!

Salt Pork, per pound - 12c

Frankforts, no cereal, 2 lbs. 25c

7 lb. Oat Meal for - - 25c

Asparagus, per bunch, - 5c

GROCERIES

MEAT SHOP

WARNERS

OPPO. POST OFFICE

PAW PAW, MICHIGAN

C. F. SNOW.

CLAUDE SAYS"

During the month of July, 1916,

to the person catching the largest

Bass in the township of Paw

Paw, Waverly, Antwerp and

Almena, and bringing same to

The Yellow Front to be

weighed.

We will give to such person a

$7.50 South Bend Anti-Back-Lash

Casting Reel on

August ist.

Boys Get Busy.

The Yellow Front

MICHIGAN MEWS

ITEMS IN BRIEF

Paragraphs of interest to Wol

verine State Readers.

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CREAM

For besl results send your cream

TO THE

Michigan Butter Company

E. H. COLBY, Local Manager

Phone INo. 364

Newt of All Kindt Gathered From

Various Points In the State and So

Reduced In Size That It Will Appeal

to A-u. Classes of Readers.

Grape growers report that they

are not looking for a full crop this

year.

The new industrial building at the

Kalamazoo State hospital has been

started.

Adam H. Wagner, aged eighty years.

Sturgis pioneer, died at his home,

aged eighty.

The eonst nation of a new ten

story First National bank building in

Kalamazoo will begin in the immedi

ate future.

On June 12 the Kalamazoo Gazette,

(burning to be the oldest newspaper

published in .Michigan, became an eve

ning paper.

Mrs. Elizabeth Lefebvre, 70 years

of age, of Jackson, Mich., was

struck and killed by an automobile

driven by K. II. Williamson.

Reports by police of Kalamazoo

for .May show an increase in the num

ber of arests made in that city for

drunkenness during the past 30 days.

John Mack, man of mystery, whose

name, years ago, was linked with the

famous Beacraft counterfeiters, is

dead at Flint city at the age of ninety

six. Edward Hadgley. twice committed to

Kalamazoo hospital for the insane,

suffered a mental relapse because of

interest in the Republican national

convention.

What Three Rivers people promise

to be the biggest canteloupe crop

ever raised in Michigan is now beiru

planted. Thousands of plants are be

ing set out.

To maintain the fund started

by her father for the city's poor, Mrs.

Clara Lovtee Reck Waite. wife of Dr.

Arthur Warren Waite. has sent Super

intendent A. A. ( arroll at police head

quarters a check for $100.

The police of Grand EUpidl have

begun an Investigation of two mystsr

lOUl tires which followed each other.

i destroying the plant and dry kilns of

the Valley Ity Chair company, caus

ing a loss which will reach $200,00.

Positions are reported to have

)een found by the employment com

mittee of the engineering college of

the University of Michigan for almost

Dvery graduate of the college, accord

ing to an announcement made at Ann

Arbor.

For a better condition among the

weekly new paperSi the editors of all

an Bnrefi county papers have United

A. N. Moulton. of Decatur, has been

elected president, and C. E. Lewis, oi

the Law ton Leader, secretary and

treasurer.

Suit for $30,000 was Instituted in

the circuit court at Kalamazoo

against Charles W. Wright by Brnesl

I Smith, who alleges that he was injur

ed when struck by an automobile driv

en by Wright's son. Smith says that

his nec k was broken.

Henry H. Swan. 76, former judge

of the United States District court at

Detroit, died at his home in Gross

i'oint. a suburb. Death was due to

i pneumonia. Judge Swan retired from

the bench in 101 1 after serving twenty

years as federal judge.

, Fears of a double drowning at

i South Haven, proved groundless

i when William and Charles Anders

; aged thirteen and ten years, were lo

i rated at the home of a neighbor.

where they had sought shelter after

running away from home.

Karl von Rapen. alleged German re

servist and observer tried at Rontiac,

who was convicted of embezzling $276

from John F. Deacon, of Detroit, his

employer, was sentenced to from one

to five years in Jackson prison with

a recommendation of two years.

Although Miss Mary E. Spaulding.

a Grand Rapids girl, posed for a

life-sized photograph in nothing but

tights, and a thin pair at that, a Jury

In the eirouit court has awarded er

$2..r)00 heart balm against David

McWhorter. a retired business man.

When Attorney Milo Rennett at

Kalamazoo learned that Prose

cutlng Attorney Frank Ford held an

other warrant for the arrest of Harry

F. Irvine, to be served if Irvine should

gain his freedom on habeas corpus

proceedings. Mr. Rennett withdrew

his petition.

Sheriff Ralph Chapman, Kalamazoo,

county, is having difficulty in rid

ding the count;' of pypslys. Numerous

thefts are said to hiv been commit

ted ty them and women prophets ere

forcing their way into homes and

forcing women to give them money or

other articles.

Thursday. June II, at the state cap

itol marked the retirement from ac

tive service of Rrooklin S. Carlton,

messenger for the Michigan siipreni

court. For men than eighteen years

Mr. Carlton has carried the mail for

the court and its members to and from

the Iansing postofflce.

The Manistee life saving crew drag

ged Manistee river in the belief that

Edward ISikowski, aged seven years,

who has been missing, fell off the

Northern Michigan Transportation

company's dock, and was drowned

Ths child failed to return hom after

he had been sent on an errand.

I Mrs. Emmeline Cope, of Kalama

I roo, a pioneer suflrage leader of

Michigan, died after a long illness.

Robbers entered the Mendon First

State Savings bank, and escaped with

$400 and a quantity of revenue

stamps.

Mrs. Augusta Rae, of Marshall,

wife of the former cashier of the City

bank of Rattle Creek, began suit for

divorce.

I An unsuccessful attempt to dy

namite the mill dam of the F. W.

Stock & Sons flouring mill at Hills

dale was made.

J. F. McCann is the new postmaster

of Ypsilanti. Mr. McCann was born

it Ypsilanti in 1877 and has been a

esldeut ever since.

The postoflice in Mackinac island

will be boosted into class presi

dential July 1, as the salary of tfie

postmaster will be $l.i00 per annum.

I Injury by his motorcycle colliding

with a heavy automobile near Cedar

I springs, caused the death of Harold

adner, twenty years old, of Sand

Lake.

According to the results of the

school census of Ann Arbor just

announced, there is a total school pop

ulation of M.sns. This is an increase

of 102 over last year.

C. E. Chtpley, secretary Sault Ste.

Marie Civic and Commercial associa

tion, received word from Congressman

Frank D. Scott that Fort Rrady is

soon to be re-established.

Former Representative Christopher

Rahcock, of Branch county, eighty

years of age, died at his home in

Bronson. He had resided in the coun

ty more than half a century.

When flames threatened at Kala

mazoo to destroy the Dawson res

idence, the dead body of Jacob Daw

son, w ho died the day before, was hur

riedly carried from the house.

Points of interest at Mackinac Island

is inc luded in a bulletin just issued

by the Michigan historical commis

sion. The volume may be obtaned by

request of anyone interested.

Kendalll Stektee, aged 22, well

known Grand Rapids young man and

professional dancer, died in Chicago.

Raralysis. brought on by excessive

dam ling, was the cause of death.

J. J. Forsythe, 70, Kalamazoo, an

official of the Rryant Paper company,

and one of the best known paper men

utaeturers in the middle west, died in

Chicago. He leaves four sons, all em

ployed in paper making.

June 1". 1915. Miss Fern Estabrook,

a Landsome Allegan girl, and a

demonstrator for a pure food com

pany, met Oscar Krozen. Jr., of Mil

waukee. Thursday June 15. the two

were married at Kalamazoo

H. H. Woodruff, aged 75, a pioneer

resident oi Roscommon county, one of

northern Michigan's prominent attor

neys, and a member of the constitu

tion convention, died at his home at

Roscommon of heart disease.

Thos. Hewitt, aged 57, merchant of

Schoolcraft. died in a Chicago

hospital of a fracture of the skull and

internal injuries sustained June 10

when he was struck by an automobile

at Fast 2Sd street and Indiana av

enue. Ths Detroit Edison Co. made the

villaue of Plymouth an offer of $50,000

or the local electric plant. The conn

.Ml has adopted an ordinance accept-j

ng the offer which will be submitted

to the electors at a special election

funs 19.

Alfred Lucking, a young lawyer,

J Detroit, has been admitted to

eactice before the District of Colum

da supreme court in order to qualify

tg counsel for Henry Ford in the libel

suit brought against the latter by the

Navy League.

In the circuit court, the will of

the late Henry J. NibbelinK. of Grand

vine, who left an estate of $52,000,

w;is changed so that Mrs. Elizabeth.

Medemar. a daughter, receives an

equal share of the estate with her

four brothers.

Because Theodore Hollis. Just bach

to Grand Rapids became involved in

a quarrel in a local cafe he will have

to complete a fifteen year sentence In

Marquette prison, of which he has

ferved but two years. Hollis was re

cently paroled.

Wifey home to mamma, back in

Indiana, hubby sore and a $10,000

suit against daddy-in-law, these are

some of the results of an elopement

o Kalamazoo a year ago when attrac

tive M1sg Rauline Curnisk, of Indi

anapolis lscams the bride of 8amue

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maple City Grocery

COMPANY

A. VV. Khowkuman Manager

Saturday

and

Monday

7 pounds Rolled Oats - 24c

4 " Head Rice - 24c

3 14 Evaporated Peaches 24c

2 ki Best Prunes - 24c

3 Ten cent Bottles Ammonia 24c

8, 5c Rolls Toilet Paper 24c

3, Ten cent cans Good Corn 24c

3, ' kk k' Peas 24c

7, 5c bars Lighthouse soap,

7, 5c " White Flyer '

6, 5c pkgs Argo Starch

7, 5c " Golden Rod Wash

ing Powder for

24c

24c

We do not open Sundays

Maple Gltii Grocery

COMPANY

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LtO OF Mutton 787

OUR

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BREAST

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HOW TO CARVE

In cutting a leg of mutton begin across the middle, cutting the

slices way down to the bone, as shown by letters A and B.

Some prefer to cut it at the end, from G to F in the form of a

semi-circle E E E. This part contains more fat.

Which ever way you decide to try it

You'll be ample satisfied if you decide to buy it.

NunneHy's Cash Market.

After hundreds at Toledo. Ohio

had viewed the body of a murdered

woman found on the streets early in

the day. Mrs. Charles Qulnn late in

the afternoon positively identified the

body as that of her sister Nellie Spoel

stia. twenty-two years old of Grand

Rapids.

The state tax commission of Michi

gan has passed another of the

Vew York Central mortgages. It was

filed in Washtenaw county and In for

60.000.000. The commission fixed tho

tax under the specific mortcatro !iw

is $37,050. all of which goes to Wash-

enaw county

The 4:'.d animal meeting of St. Jo

seph County Historical & PkMISSjff so

clety was held at Centerville. The

business meeting was followed by a

dinner. Dr. Marden Sabin. of Center

ville. OQC of the pioneer physicians of

the county, retired ns president and

Frank Y nmt v was chosen to succeed

him.

The Lansing police authorities hays

practically abandoned the theory that

Alex. M Snniongyi. Hungarian banker

who was shot and killed last Friday

night, was the victim of bandits, and

are now working on the Idea that

Somongyi came to his death as a r

suit of some wrong done by him la

some countryman.

Hay Tools.

We have on hand some Hay

Tools that were bought last season

before the raise in price. We now

have: 3 Keystone, type 0., double

cylinder Loaders, at $45.00 each.

1 Keystone Windrow Loader at

$47.50. 1 Keystone side delivery

Rake, $52.50.

A complete line of McCormick

Dump Rakes, Mowers. Binders, &c

We supply repairs for all makes.

The Wolverine Go-Operative Co., Ltd.

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