Escanaba Morning Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 8

1918 ESCANABA MORNING PRESS iiih I hj Horning, 1918 We have for 1 oday a full line of New I egelaelez from Chicago and Qreen Bay 2 he market will be firm for a few days, if any, the price will range from 20c to 25c a qt. We have recently added to our stock a Mend of coffee, OK A BO" which we believe is the best 35c per lb. grade of coffee sold in the itij. I ry it and u)e know that you will reorder. PLEASED TO RECEIVE YOUR ORDKRS FRANK H.

ATKINS CO. 6 and 96 I I I Ha ve ou Seen the Detroiter? ADDITIONAL LOfALS Nick Gunther was outo Milwaukee last night by the illness of his sinter. Mr. and Otto Starrln. William Wlekland ami Peter Rlcklander left last night for New York, from where they will on Tuesday for Norland, Sweden, for a four vls- Carlton lbade, a student of rence university at Appleton, arrived home yesterday to upend the summer 'acation with parents.

11 W. Heade and wife. O. G. Sundquist was in Metropolitan ou business yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hubei of Gladstone passed through the city lust night enroute to Menominee, called there by the illness of a relatives. Mrs. John Barrett and son, Janies T.

Barrett, who have been in the city visiting with relatives for the past several left night for Powers where they will spend the day today before returning to their home at Milwaukee. L. J. Farrell of Hardwood who was in the city yesterday, left last night for a visit at Menominee. Miss Sarah Kosenbury, who has been visiting with Mrs.

Stanley Matthews, left last night for Chicago, Rogers is spending Sunday with relatives at Powers, Mrs, J. Moran left last night for a brief visit at Mr. and Mrs. ('. F.

Young of stone were in the city last night route to Menominee, called there by the illness "of a relative. Master Dewey son of I Mrs. II MrArthy, has left for a 1 two weeks' visit at Cornell. A J. Murphy of Sault Ste.

Marie, I immigration inspector for the Canadian government, arrived in the city last night for a few visit with his brother, Kdward Murphy. Mrs. ('. B. Thompson and children have returned from a month's visit i with relatives at Vulcan.

not, call at the Gladstone Auto Company and see some value for your money. A five Qassenger louring car fully equipped 900.00 li. Full floating rear axle; unit power motor; three point suspension; long stroke motor 3 1-4 x4 feed oiling system, maintains a constant level; never smokes; universal joints, Spicer joint, best made; new departure improved ball bearings throughout; demountable rims; electric lights; high tension Bosch magneto; platform rear springs: left hand drive center control; select type transmission; three speeds, forward and reverse and jiffy curtain. Gladstone Auto Company GLADSTONE MICHIGAN Ir HE HAD ONLY PUT HIS MONEY IN THE ank he would HAVE IT NOW Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Fisher of Ishpeming, formerly of this city, are visiting with relatives and friends in canaba for a few days. Herman Salinsky returned yesterday from Chicago after attending the funeral of his mother. Ben Chollettc was down front Northland on Friday.

I IKK I COSTS 1.1 MBK.lt CiniPWY Petoskey, June 7. Fire here today destroyed the big planing mill and other property of the L. McManus Lumber company. The loss estimated at with no insurance. Everything in Our Basement GOING AT Prices Lower Than Ever I housands of different items in lots too small to advertise--closing out at a fraction oj the original cost.

Here Are Some of the Special Discount Goods Now Being Closed Out at HALF OFF From Regular Prices on Fancy china above one dollar, all fancy electric lamps, fancy box stationery above 75c, silver jewel boxes, silver cream sets, silver bread trays, silver mugs, baseball goods, fish tackle, china chocolate pots, fancy vases and statuary, fancy art glass fruit dishes with metal stand, fancy hall lamps for oil, dictionaries, desk writing pads, prayer books and testaments, medals, bibles, carpenter tools. I FOURTH OFF From Regular Prices On Odd pieces crystal glass ware, all aluminum ware, chafing dishes, all nickel plated coffee and tea all hammocks, croquet sets, fancy toilet soap over 25c box, all rubber water bottles, taylors thermometers, books, white china for hand painting, plain glass lamps, Heisys glass table fire proof cooking utensils brown outside and white inside, decorated I la veland china, odd pieces, memorandum all tablets and school supplies, ex wagons, mop wringei coffee mills. THIRD OFF From Regular Prices On Cut glass, hollow silverware, fancy china fifty cents to one dollar, all colored glass sets, star cut table glass ware, carving sets, toilet sets, hand decorated plates, all fancy jardiniers, all toys and dolls, odd pieces of dinner ware, fancy china cups and saucers over twenty-five cents, copper cooking uteasils, doll cabs, garden hose, all Glindens varnish, harness oil, mail boxes, riveting machines, saw handles, nickel serving trays large size. I i FIFTH OFF From Regular Prices On Pearl handled knives and forks, all electrical goods, on all blue and white enamel ware, all woodenware. cast iron kitchen utensils, all tinware, tireless cookers, fancy oil lamps, oil hanging lamps, fancy chamber sets, brass diniers and fern dishes, white covered dishes, silver table cutlery, odd pieces of sterling silverware, waste paper baskets, ledgers and journals, all nickel alarm clocks, bird cages, clothes wringers, scrub brushes, sprinklers, cuspidors.

dripping pans. STAK III KOK HM VI. I.KA. 4.1 CM KOK MANY SK SONS IO IMTCII KOK I BS TOI) IY tcdiuy. vYou Start ow What do yov wish to be? You can be a success at lots of things or you can be a success at one of lots of things, but you only need to be a financial failure and you are a complete failure.

makes the mare If you have money in the bank you are not a failure provided you put it there' Nothing succeeds like success. Nothing fails. Make OUR bank YOUR bank LEADS ESCANABA NATIONALBANK ESCANABA. MICHIGAN Jack McDonald, star heaver for the local league through several seasons, will return to the mound today as a member of in the Delta county league when that team clashes at South Park this afternoon with Gladstone league squad. McDonald was out of the game last season, but he Is prepared to break his way back into the enclosure this year with all of the old-time pep.

McDonald bears the distinction of having up his sleeve the greatest variety of baseball of any pitcher ever to wear a local uniform. He Is immensely popular with ICscanaba fans and with fair weather conditions prevailing he will be greeted by an immense crowd of admirers who will gather tu cheer big right hander on his official return to the game. While the Cubs are battling with Gladstone at South Park, Joe Hoflf- Beauts in their uniforms, will travel to Rapid I River where, they will the Rap id RiNer aggregation. McCauley, star of the Gladstone league team's in Held last season, is leading the Northern league sluggers in performance with the willow this season. McCauley, who is playing third for the Superior team, has an average of for the season up to this time, driving out 41 hits in 11G times at bat.

II A It ltli I I.K A I AIM NT IN MIM.KTH S. Cambridge, June 7. Harvard athletics showed a profit of for the year ending July 31, 1912, as against a loss of I10.KM2 for the previous year, according to the report of the graduate athletic committee. The total receipts from athletic con tests amounted to and the expenses were $129,431. The previous year the receipts were $112,097.

Prom football, the chief money-raak ing sport at the university, the ceipis were $121,719 and the expenses. BIG CROWDS GREET Bijou theater was formally opened under the anagemcnt of Doughlas Hatch, when Josephine Connahan made her first in the spotlight song. Large crowds were attracted to the play house last night and all were loud in their applause of the clever litle singer. Miss Connahan will make her next I appearance this afternoon ut the matinee. Present appearances seem to indicate that the new five cent theater will prove a big drawing card.

10 AMI MISSENT CORPSE ''in-iiiin I i i. 1111111111 11111111 i THE FIRST AID TO BUSINESS PROGRESS Every one who is striving for business success will find that as his relations with a good bank increase his chances for success expand. 1 he first aid to business progress is a checking account, and the State Savings Bank will gladly extend this feature of its service to sufficient amounts to make it mutually profitable. The State Savings Bank Escanaba. Michigan Capital and Surplus AND KILLS THREE Continued from page One) great excitement prevails, as the men killed by the fugitive were popular men of that town and feeling runs high against their slayer.

A threat is openly, made at Brimley that if Tovens Is captured he will not be surrendered to the officers alive. Late tonight a report was received here says that Tovens had sought refuge in a camp near Strongs and the posses was closing in upon him. The posses is made up of wodsmen, river men, farmers ami townsmen, armed with rifles, pitchforks, clubs and weapons of every manner and kind. That Tovens will be dealt with severely if he Is caught tonight Is agreed by all. II.

II. Heade arrived in the city last night and reported that when the train on which he came to Kscanaba reached Trout last night, a man thought to be Tovens, had just leaped from a freight train and Avas running over a hill toward the South Shore tracks. A posse was organized to pursue the fleeing man, but they were unable to overtake him. BRANCH PLANT WAS DESTROYED New York, June of a Detroit undertaking establishment are though to be responsible fo rthe mistake through which John Kelley of this city recetved the body of a stranger instead of that of his son. Kelley was notified by the police that his son John had Died in Detroit, and his body was in an establishment there awaiting a claimant.

The father immediately wired that ibte shipped here and when the coffin arrived he had it conveyed to an and opened. not my he cried after one glimpse at the body. "This man has red hair; my was Depository for the State of Michigan aiHhimntmmmHmiHiiuMitMtHHiintHHi i niiiinnihnniiiiniiiini )tniiutmniitmnnimnnnnninnnmnmHHnif7 I ii: Notice was received in the city yesterday that the plant of the Kscanaha Manufacturing company, a branch of the local manufacturing company, at Sutton, Quebec, was entirely destroyed tire on Friday night. The lire started sometime during the evening and had gained considerable headway before it was discovered. Although every effort was made to save the plant it was burned to the ground.

The tire is believed to have been of Incendiary origin. Frank Lucas, formerly of this city, is manager of plant The loss was partialy covered by insurance. Telephone your "Wants" to 693. FAMOOS SPITE FENCE MOST RE LOWERED 1 Marinette, June A famous spite fence ease was decided in court Iren River, Mich. The village conn eil room, used as a court, w'us tilled with spectators, many being unable to get in.

The case was the outcome of a quarrel between the families of F. Russel and Jacob Ipes. A fence eight feet high was built by Russel between his puroperty and lpes prop- perty and within three feet of the hitter's home. Recently the lpes family tore down the fence, claiming that it shut off the light so they had to use artificial light all day. Russel then started proceeding to have Mrs, lpes put under bonds to keep the peace and tliis brought the matter court.

Both the complainant and defendant took stand and were each followed by a long string of corroborative wit nesses. The attorney on both sides made long atid eloquent appeals to the jury. After the Jury had been out for about an hour, it brought in the following verdict: "Both parties in the case be put under bonds to keep the peace for two years; the fence where it shuts off the light from the Ipes home be cut down to four and a half feet the costs of the case be assessed equally between the A Perfect Delight for Lunch or s's High Grade Summer Sausages 100 PER CENT PERFECTION Every Roy and Girl in Escanaba Can Have a Business of Their Own How much can you earn during summer vacation? What is your spare time worth to you? Make your spare time pay you a profit. Determine to earn some amount during the summer and as soon as you have as much as one dollar, come to the irst National Bank and open your savings account. Every dollar you earn will earn interest when hanked.

Every dollar you save makes your little business just that much more prosperous. Ask father or mother to help you and begin saving the nickels and dimes today. First National Bank United States Depositary Capital $100,000.00 Earned Surplus $100,000.00 Oldest, Largest and Strongest Rank in Delta County.