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.1 TOUT nrjttON WKKKtiYi ATTT1 An SEPTftMTlE'R 2..5 1 000. J. Rpdgers THE WEATHEB T3EFWWWCIST; 927 MIUTAKY STREET i 1 Offers for your consideration a select llneof: Tooth Brushes Tba kind that retain their brtstles.i Hair and Nail Brusl.ea-Those ootid only In the best stores. 5 Perfumes and Toliet Water- Tt best makes otiVIetet and rAO V00D, I at ITVTW otoe? odors. 1 Soaps That are re- Cnad In odor and do not roughen tut akin.

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Ai.i. Everv kitchen ouckt a fear PotvS tr4. WITH FROSTT Sept. 25. 1969.

brt Huron ForWast ti in p. Sunday: Lower Michigan Fair tonight with fost; Sunday, flair. Wind Forecast for the Upper Lakes light variable wirida tonight and Sunday I th fair wejither p. tii. 7:00 a.

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FRED CLARKE. WHO PILOTS THE PITTSBURGS TO HHAMPTONSHTP. THE MIGHTY HANS WAGNER One need not necessarily consider basebill statistics to figure out. why the Pittsburg club leads the National league and practically has the pennant won. The best examples of inside basuball seen this season have been put up by the Pirates.

Manager; Fred Clarke, a past master at this tial quality In has proved himself oiie of the greatest leaders in Ihe history of the game. Clarke developed and made championship timber of several players who looked at the beginning ofthe season no bcttctf than third raters. He Is a fighter, headier probably than nearly aay other manager today, and as a guesser he has displayed jihe rarest skill In hair raising contests with the Cuba and Giants. Clarke has been manager of the Pittsburg-club for ten years. In that time the club hhs never finished out of the first division, winning three consecutive pennants, finishing acofjd three times, third once, fourth once and being tidj with New York for second place last season.

The pennant of 1909 on top of such a record as that! places Clarke in a position alone as a baseball leadt-H. The Pirates lead In club batting, are supreme In fielding and are far In the lead in jthe matter Of long hits. Mighty Hans Wagner, though closely pressed by Seymour, of New Yorks, leades the batters of the league, as usual. Clarke and Lfach are among the ten best sluggers. In the pitching department the Pittsburgs also excel.

Camnitz, Frock. Willis, Leever, Phtlilppl, Uefield and lladdox are iamong TO RETAIN FERRIES. 4 t- i I a C. C. CASLER I "Giblin" and ''Underfeed' I FURNACES "Jove" and "Anle" Iifiit-r.

Bt and finMt flnlsh. Kidife KolK pave TnitiKh. llootnif of all IikIs iiii Kt-ntial Shi-el Met I work. Phone 238 J. 302.

Butler St. ALL KINDS OF GOTS Single Barrel Shot Guns from $3.95 to $30.00 Double Barrel Shot Guns 'frenv $7.75 to $50.00 Rifles from to $25.00 Hunting Coats to $5.00 Everything that a Sportsman would want. UNGER'S SPORTING GOODS STORE. WE SELL Lumber Your Kind -Quality, Quantity, Dimensions Oar STOCK, Prices, Service Will Suit You Peter Hill Son LUMBER 876 Water Street Telephone 208, limiiiiil BEST STOCK IN THE CITY. I City Coal and Wood Ywd PH.

E. LYMBURHER, Mgr. rnurib no. oou. seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee GOAL ir I have Opened a Yard a the Foot of Butler Street for the Sale of Coal and Coke of all kinds.

We also keep in' Stock Hay, etc. J. T. WATERS HONE ee Do Not Let Ycur BaUdln Jo to Wreck for the want of a found ion. We tn position to give j-Dq prices that will surprise you and our reputation for good work la un-ctaputed.

CaH or credit. Bee our stocks and convinced. FORBES CO Corner of Thumaa and WlHorr sts. Vhoaes 830-J and R. V.

GOODRICH WATER STkEET, Of Every Description, Enamel, exe. Letters, Show Cards. I i 111 mm- ir th momt ufit artlcltMi 10 had. tTioi evrvlhina hut imL Befn you bur rana th 1111- eall. the tongit lif runs made; a ureum ana a imi lotifr.

baker and cokr on the market. K4J onlr by RlSTUKMER warrm sr. where you can buy a uu burtier riieap. I hare tost recetrvd a lot ot New Monuments, which 1 would be pleased to show. There are several new da- altos la MarMe and Granite, and I caa sars you money en acythin at Uus line, I have no agents or othr expenses an can sars you agents' xa missions by deaJlng with tne direct.

H. P. Barthel 11M CrleweM SL Phone 1S1S-L COEDEL'G And HALT EXTRACTS ADAH DICTZ Port Huron Agant ONE WEAK SPOT win not mar the sppesrancs ot new, Harness but wil maka it very un e. If yoa bay your i I HARNESS i here you may rest assured that yoa are getting not only Harness that pre ents the very fisen appearance bet' Harness that la well made la every detalL Repairing Done Promptly at Right i Prices. TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES.

A GOOD VARIETY. WE SELL ALL KINDS CF wn AT THE RIGHT PRICES HOME MFG. CO. Cor. 10th and Water.

Port Huron. Mich Phone 427. 1 Center Lumber We do not do business oa tbe plan of a catalogue houae. I We sbow you the goods and stand back of what we selL 3 It you are not satisfied with our treatment tell us first, not twit neignoors. ana we reruse correct anything then yoa can advertise us far and wide.

i Our plan Is a satisfied lomer at any price. ua 1701 STONE ST. 40 BUTLER BTRZLT I Dsaier la Scrap Itachlaery. JLT Kinds of Old XUtala. BEER Hll MO Company III AND TOM LEACH, G.

R. I. Will Lay New Tracks and Run Motor Cars. Plalnvlllle. Sept.

24. Alarmed at the seemingly certain Invasion of its territory by the construction of an electric line between Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids, preitaration for wrilrh is being mohed. the Grand Ran-lls Indiana Railway Co. has this week given evidence of Its Intentfon to fight fire with fire. A survey is qnietly being made for, another road, nearly parallel with the present road, which will be used almost exclusively for freight service, thus permitting the use ofthe main line for both fast trains and local service on regular interurban schedules.

The road Is now testing a steam motor-driven car for this service, and will also consider the use of gasoline and ltotric cars, hut the steam car is giving an exceptionally satisfactory tset' It would be Impossible for the road to Increase Its present train service materially as long as both the passenger and freight trains are handled on a single track so either a double track or an independent freight line is necessary. The new route takes a southeasterly direction from Wayland. nearly touching the shores of Gun lake, to which point the summer traffic would be large, as the pouplar resort Is at present nearly eight miles from the railroad. With the Installing of Interurban service on the G. R.

I. line by the use of motor-driven cars, carrying 60 passengers, tne proposition to con tinue to Otsego the spur line, which has built from tbe tracks'here to the Michigan Paper Ca'a plant will doubtless be revived, t'nder present condition, Otsego, a town of 2.500 has only noe railroad with but four trains and big freight traffic because of tbe big paper mills there. Second tidficl Ab6iit iO Prices from 7S We baa die TO FIGHT TROLLEYS. -i I Is f4f 4 league. LAMLEIN IS HOME TO GIVE ARM A REST Port Huron Twirler Was Unable to Pitch for Toledo Team.

"Punk? Lamlein Is home from Toledo. A week ago "Punk" went to that city to pitch for the Toledo American association team, but after consulting a physician there he decided to return home to give his throwing arm a rest. During the last few games In the South Michigan: league "Punk" did most of the twirling for the Saginaw team and the ToleMo club decided that it was better Ut save hlnfor next season 4 GOOD GAME SUNDAY Old Stars Will Be a Big Drawing Card at Park. Tomorrow's game at the Driving park willj be the most exciting of the season. The many friends of Ding-well willj be out to see him play against te home people.

Valelere has yet to loie hU first game on the Port Huron grounds and he no doubt will deliver the goods on this occasion. He is not only a high class pitcher but. Is also a great batter. LanilHn's presence in the game will also be a mat ter of much interest as fans want to see him in adtion. The following is the line-up: Port Huron.

Cerrie. C. F. Breslin, 2nd. Bruce, S.

Schell, 1st, Stringer. C. Bowen. L. F.

I-amleln. R. F. Harmount. r.rd.

Vallelere. P. Madden, Sub. Detroit. Bowen.

3rd. Davis. R.S. Retz. d.

Dlngweni. 1st. Barrett! R. Willlart)s. 2nd.

Kelley.jp Bownswar, 1. Scott. M. Rumsey, Sub. FIRST GAME High School Teams are Playing Athletic Held.

at The first football game of the sea son for' the local high school team is being contested at the Athletic field this afternoon between tbe first and second teams. Cooked on the Bleachers. In team hitting! Pittsburg and De troit are about an even bet. the Plr-ates having but i wo i points the better of the Timers. ook like i the American league om- plreti who will officiate in! tbe coming; world series.

rticheri Christy Mathewson. of the has won 23. lost five and tied cne game so far this season. Great is the work of "Big i Joe Cantillon denies thkt he will bury his record in a brass tube at the south pole ot the American league (D. C).

and return to the American association. .1" 1 I Pltcheif Johnny FIsherL who ihas knocked about the minor leagues) for several seasons, came Into his own this season by winning 16 games In a row for the Wheeling; team, of the Central league. Jesait Burkett the I old National leaguer, belongs with tne there" class ot managers. He has just copped Mil. TlmrmomH ter Humidity Wind direction Wind vole icty Weather Prefclbitatt Ma, temr pu kerature Mute tempi rafcure vefoeity Mat wind Direction 1 rrrrnr TOio'un 4h ww mJ i mmmui mmma is Mushrooms i hunters reported on abundant harvest thfa morning.

Tie recent I rains have been wel- cond by farmers in this-community. The mannfarturem of Port Huron are found fio be obeyihg the child labor lawif. Htoken window Rlaas In various school buildings Is bejng replaced with I The City Eloctrlc rliilway has placed closed cars lit use again elnce the change in the; weathier. Jdines Lewts, who has been con fined In the county jail for some; time. was? released Friday! morning.

Th K. of Ci lodgewill hold a meeting the her future' to make definite arrangement! for the celebration of Columbus day. ice the officers have started their seardh for thieves in. the vicinity of North Street the farmers report they naves found) nothing missing. I 1 Jaiiob Jicobl's clothing store will be oen this evening.

It has been close! durtpg the day on account of Its being thfc Jew's day of atonement. Cohnty Caerk Brown has just re- Icelvejl a number of law books fromjthe secretary of state for distributing among i the Justices of, the Thf session jof the isnperviors which convenes- Oct. ll.wlll be a very busy one, as niajny report are to be gone overl besides ihe regular work. "DANGER I SIGNAL" 1 I Hay tha Old unsanitary plumbing ripped out now. pet our figures today on the installation of sanitary, up-to-date A pen wbrk plumbing, with all the luxuries nnd conveniences of an up-to-date iJflkth room.

A thoroughly equipped home iith plumbing that never gets fiut of torder at the wrong time, YM will find the cost reasonable. James Abernethy 725 Chestnut St. one 1395 In tfoiat the rounds for sure Talue 11 styles Of Harness, when you halt ta front ofj the storo. No guest wort about It the goods for i the tnonei every tune. Take a look at my Single Drive Hamesa.

It is a dandy. Fly Nets and lap Dusters, etc, etc O. W. KUHN. Pelts, Tallow, VUlUry St.

LOW EXPENSE8. Means Low Prices. mti mrno stoxe WW ATI. wis mm i TWO OF HIS STARS Grand Trunk Wi Not Use Tsnnel Be- tween Detroit and Windsor. Now that tbe Michigan Centra near completion.

lwork cn tbe new tunnel is fdrawlng rumor Is afloat In railroad circles tlat the Grand Trunk would negotiate I with tbe ilichlgan Central for traffic rights through the tunneL Tbe rumor, however Is being denied by General Manager of Trans portation Brownlee. of the Grand Trunk system, who says: "We are not going to use the tnanel; we are not even knfog to aakj for running rights. "We don't need It As we; are situated, we can make far better time with the ferries (than with the, tun neL We ran load oar cars ion the boats and have them In the! station while bey would! be getting the train ready to send tb tough the funneL -men we used tne tunnel we would have to leafve Windsor, and that too good a towh to 'pass as we do an amount of bus i ocas there. If we used the tunnel we wouid have to ran a spur line dowq. and then It would be like Sarnia.

none of our big trains would run down t6 the town at all." As to whther jany of the other roads touching this point would attempt to secure running rights through tbe big tunnel his not been learned, but It Is thought that at least! tbe Wabash will apply for such rights. Inquiry at the offices of the C. P. R. failed to reveal aiy Information on the subjecLj I i It has been ststed tha the Michigan Central has alrekdy announced that any the roadsj can have running rights through tby-ir tunnel, provided they were wtllini to pay tb- required rates, which they assure their competitors; will be a fancy figure.

Just what the amount! will be has not yet been determined. Automobiles For Sale the best Storage Battery On tha port Harem MIth. OPTOdETRIST AND Manufacturing OPTICIAN tltenttoa to this work for screral yoa the best of sertice. yor should patronite me. Pntt Itm Port Huron, Mkh.

me leading nneen twiners in m.e CONTRACT IS SIGNED FOR TIGER'S CUBAN TRIP Detroit Team Will Go Whether They Win Pennant or Not. Detroit, Sept. 2o. Matty Mc- signed a contract Thursday with Victor Munzo, a mtnan newspaper man. to take- a team of Tigers to Cuba about October 0.

for a series of games with the leading Cuban teams. The team will Include Mullln, Summers and Willett, pitchers; Schmidt and-Stanage, catchers; Mori-arty, Delehanty, Bush and O'Lea-ry In the infield; Mclntyre, Davy Jones and Beckendorf In the outfield. The trip will be taken whether the Tigers win the flag or not. Twelve games will be played, meeting teams on each Sunday. Monday and Thursday for four weeks.

On the way down the team may arrange a series in Florida. Mr. Munzo will attempt to get Silk O'Loughlin to act as umpire during the series. SMITH'S CREEK WINS Richmond Team Defeated by a Score of 7 to 5. Smiths Creek, Sept.

25 Smith's Creek defeated Itlc'nmond on Friday by a score of 7 to 5. The game was warmly contested from start to finish. The line-up: Smith's Creek. Richmond. E.

Neal Pitcher. Gadd H. Neal Catcher 1 Woodruff Lambert 1st Thompson J. Waterworth Boucher S. Wilson j3rd Robson B.

Neal B. Friday H. P. Neal Field. Sample W.

McCormick.Left Field Haar D. Nolan Center Field Corbett AMERICAN LEAGU E. 4 L. 51 53. 60 72 73 75 82 Pet .614 627 .580 .493 .42 .479 .428 .273 i Detroit Athletics Boston Chicago New York Cleveland St.

Louis Washington 8i ...70 ...68 ...69 ...60 .39 104 Yesterday's Results. All games postponed on account of rain. Games Today. Chicago at Washington. Detroit at New York.

St. Louis at Boston. Cleveland at NATIONAL LEAGUE. I 2 48 53 70 72 90 90 100 Pet .741 .671 PitUburg .104 94 S3! ..70 69 49; Chicago New York Cnclnnatl .610 .500 .490 4 LlilUCS i Brooklyn St4 Louis .1. 11 SS .343 .21 Boston Yesterday's Results.

2 Philadelphia, i 1. Chicago. Boston. 1. I 1 New YorK, 12; Cincinnati, 0.

Brooklny, ,12: Louis, Games Today. Boston at Chlcam. S'ew York at CincinrialL Brooklyn 'at St. Louis, Philadelphia at" P1ttstrarg.1 1 market rb I WATER STREET GARAGE. Repairing and Supplies.

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