Wakefield Advocate (Newspaper) - April 24, 1915, Wakefield, Michigan The Wa VOL. 2 NUMBER 23. GOGEBIC 24, 1915. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE PER YEAR A Spring Tonic If you are lacking ir. get tired too not as good as it ought to you need system something to restore strength and Rexall Sarsaparilla Tonic will do or we will refund your We it to restore make the nerves stronger and to make the blood richer and A bottle 128 doses costs Sold only at The Store F. A. SERGEANT & CO. PRESCRIPTIONS A TELEPHONE 32 Un We are always on Any in the Electrical Line Entrusted to us in always attention and satisfactory results are Also Our Prices are For estimates call on Bessemer Electric Prop. Phone 4 1 EUROPE IS ' But our customers are living high on the purest and best the ket and at the minimum What better could any house offer and make Hunger is soon put to rout when you buy meats & groceries from CITY MEAT MARKET Prop. I POOL ROOM Ice | f Leo J. SMlka j IN a tenement district lived a family surrounded by filth and The whole atmosphere of the little room which they called was one of hopeless depression and To the power of a good woman placed on the table a miniature statue of the Venus of Against this grimy of dirt and the Venus shone out in all her whiteness and elevating and brightening her strange The eood woman called a week later and found had been cleaned the dirt had been washed away and a but sincere attempt at decoration had been made - the subtle influence was If the homes in a neighborhood become weather-beaten and values in the whole neighborhood But if some paints and brightens up his it radiates its attractiveness in every direction and soon the whole neighborhood is made bright and Real Campaign Is Taking Place or Old Time FOR TOWNS Five Thousand Communities Will This Year Join Up and Paint MORE than 5,000 cities and towns will this year participate in iu the National Clean Tip and Paint according to Allen W. chairman of the National Up and Paint Campaign St. Many of these Clark are thus breaking away from the old-established or idea and are striving to make their improvement programs continuous Files in the bureau's which Indicate that the organization has in reality become a national clearing house for the dissemination of community betterment show that last year more than 2,000 cities and towns made an effort to up and paint commented Chairman looks as though we would co-operate with more than 5,000 in each of which some live civic leader is trying to improve living Though a majority of these campaigns will start with an a definite program of we know that the bureau's success has been chiefly due to the fact that we try to get away from the old-fashioned clean idea that has become odious to many civic leaders and an annual joke in many The plans of the bureau call for continuous campaigns that bring permanent results and help form worth while civic The Work to Be The work of the bureau this year is more comprehensive than ever Everything that will improve reduce fire and better health conditions has been carefully provided Among the things which local Up and Paint campaigners are doing this year Cleaning the and front back the removal of ashes and cleaning up vacant lots of rubbish und eliminating breeding places of flies and planting and care of hedges and and the liberal use of paint on everything that needs it. It is this permanent nature of the improvements effected that has won the endorsement of national leaders in every branch of civic Among those serving this year on the National Bureau's advisory committee Mrs. chairman of the Women's Committee of the National is also vice chairman of the civics department of the General Federation of Women's chairman of the civic and health department of the Missouri Federation of Women's Dr. S. J. president of the elation of State and Province pf North S. New editor of American Clinton R. National Municipal League and editor of the Municipal Mrs. Philip North St. National Federation of Women's San president of the Associated Advertising Chilis of the u. executive secretary American Forestry Richard B. D. secretary American Civic Mrs. chairman of the civics General Federation of Women's Paint and The one most important factor in spreading the gospel of thrift and civic which the Bureau is trying to is the work of newspaper editors throughout the asserts Chairman For here is what Paul editor of The St. Louis has to say of the of American cities and towns have taken up the National Up and Paint campaign that originated in St. Louis three seasons It has been indorsed by thousands of commercial and women's all over the The cities that have made themselves a part of the movement are cleaner cities because of it. The Republic aided in launching the initial campaign and is glad to know that the Federation of Women's Clubs is planning a general St. Louis campaign for this This will aid in making Louis the Healthiest for paint is the grea preservative and a powerful aid in Add to beauty and economy the fact that paint has a sanitary and the arguments apply with added force to the big Naturally the paint dealer profits by such None but the pessimist will object to He gives value received and The house that is painted is the better for it A neighborhood that has cleaned up and painted up is a better one in to Paint makes for self-respect and In the office of the National Up and Paint Campaign Bureau hangs a wall with every state dotted by red stars denoting cities conducting campaigns last And so it is true that civic leaders in thousands of towns are working to their town on thi this ' Fritz got the first pickerel of the John Selsemeyer was a business visitor Mr. and Mrs. H. J. McDonald were Bessemer visitors M J. Selsemeyer is spending a mouth with her parents at Tenn. H. W. job oi was a business visitor in town Liquid best and cheapest toilet A. John Felton was up from the latter part of last week delivering a few Read the of Fare of the Avon Restaurant in another get hungry and go and have Hastings fill you The equip its steam shovels with a dipper at each end of the so there no r Joe Trousil says that if it wasn't for the foolishness of the people there would be nothing to fill np the newspapers A meeting has been called at Hall ior Monday evening for the organization of a Booster Ail interested are invited to There will be doing Wakefield July 4 aud 5, Firemen will celebrate on the 4ft and the citizens on the 5th1 Watch for F Something Aside for that Rainy Day MONEY saved now your earning power is good will help to keep you 1 in comfort in your old i Start the saving habit by putting away a little each We pay Interest on Deposits and provide an absolutely place for your Careful t has fir us tie tf tar TUB Gitt of A. Ringsmuth vV A. VICTOR Jas U. K. J. J. V. A. tub IM From him - Prop. 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