Wakefield Advocate (Newspaper) - October 30, 1915, Wakefield, Michigan i VOL. 2 NUMBER 50. GOGEBIC OCTOBER 30, SUBSCRIPTION PRICE PER YEAR ' ONE WEEK ONLY j Ono 25c hottlo ot ' Bee's Laxative Congh Syrup and ono 25u box of Dewitt's Laxative Cold Tablets THE TWO FOR 37 CENTS Beo's Laxative Syrup is an effective and pleasant remedy for Cough and The Laxative Cold Tablets are for LaGrippe or Fevers arising Remember this introductory price is for one week only beginning October 30. SERGE ANX DRUGGISTS ' I On Wo are always on Any woik iu the Electrical Line Entrusted to us in attention and results are Also Our Prices are For estimates call on Bessemer Electric Prop. Phone 85-J Paint in Save Repair Bills Our stock of is Our Prices are the Furniture and WHITE EAGLE BILLIARD HALL Pool and Klondike | Ice I Leo J. Orders STEEL TRADE IS The railroads and boat lines arc facing driven to in the effort to meet the call for transportation The movement of ore down the lakes at this season of the year is at the and all arc hoping for favorable weather that as big a tonnage as possible may be forwarded from the Mines are taking on more men and have orders to push It's a fine change from the condition of the past two years and we are all feeling good over It's going to get us away from the bread line for a time and to spare us the humiliating scenes of the fast two winters when was so frequently called upon to aid men who were willing to work but who could not find thing to We are thankful ] that we are to have no repetition of the trying things we have Just passed At the same time it must be remembered that this jump ih the ore business is almost wholly due to the wars in The ores we are sending from the mines are going directly into materials for war The great bulk of it is being manufactured into shapes to be sold to agents oi foreign governments who are very anxious to equip their armies with munitions so abundantly that they may force the fighting and smother the fire of their The fight now is to see which army can throw the greater number of It is an artillery warfare for the greater and the fight has just now fairly Today our ore business looks better than it ever and it takes on its gain wholly because of business from but with this war over our abroad business will be cut off completely as soon as the foreigners get out of the Now is the time to prepare for the saving of our markets for HALLOWE'EN OBSERVANCE which occurs on October 3J, will be observed ih its usual manner this i it is It has been in of this to celebrate on the Saturday The celebration of Hallowe'en which wrs formerly known as AH has been established by long of The feast occurs always on the last day of October or the vigil of Saints the feast of which occurs on November 1st. The evening of Hallowe'en is also an occasion for parties and social where both young and old into the spirit and torget all worries and The authorities do not molest the perpetrators of the more innocent but the law will be dealt with and some jokes that are a little to practical will have to be dispensed NEW - Another new mine is to be opened up near Wakefield in the future and the evidences are that by next spring it will take a place among the big shippers of the & lesses of the eighty acres lying west of the mine and known as the have decided to this new mine at once and active arrangements are now going on with this end in Victor an Italian miner was instantly killed at the Eureka mine at Ramsay on The cause of his was a hitting him in the I When you smoke the est Fresh mer Favorite or La WHY MICHIGAN IS From Maumce Ray to Isle farther thaii from London to Between lies an fields of spardling and richest People truly is a great But neither because it is large nor rich is Michigan a great What then makes Michigan I will tell If the boys and girls of Michigan join they form a solid line from to hundred miles in And who are the boys and girls ih I know who they I know them ' They are the Joy of Today and the Promise of a. Greater I see in that Hue a young tall and green as the tnat grew I like Through the most blustering blizzard of the year he walked sixteen miles irom his home in the country one Sunday night to iu tima for school next Whether at last he shall in field or factory or torum I do not and it does not This I and that matters lie will do what lie promises and lie will do it ou the I see a girl at her piano with the rising sun. aud night she helps in household 1 Her day's work is done when at last she has rendered with finish the last line of her If is a hard that she delights to But above she proves every day that needle and dishpan lend charm to piano and or just as I see a girl without father or by her own has made her way until now she has done with credit the work ot the public Some sav she is I say a girl with such spirit is She is going to I know for she says so. I see a girl who works hard and fails but tor all that is never She smiles and once They say she is not a brilliant Perhaps that is so. But every Sunday I see her 011 the way to the home of an old 111,111 who for has sat by the window seeing lolks go Her roses meau more to than knowledge of imaginary I see a curly-headed boy who and flying He told me once that he was going to make a machine that would run hut he knows better now for he has studied science I he will some day make a machine that will lighten the load of aud il he lays the keel a it will be a safe I see a modest She is j Loyalty and Why does i she work so hard when her father lots of Swift comes I her am greater than I I must be true to j Then day I may use money | so it will be of service to and myself a I see boys and leu hundred thousand of all all all It is they that make Michigan The Public School is their Opportunity aud how eagerly do they grasp One bitter cold morning last winter I was in a town in northern The roads were hemmed in by snow banks so high you could not see over On my J way to the station I met three | girls trudging on through the deep drifted their arms they had books and while their hands shielded their from the biting I on last Something Aside for that Rainy Day MONEY saved now while power is good will help to keep you in comfort in your old Start the saving habit by putting away a little each We pay Interest on Deposits nnd provide an absolutely sate place for your Careful t has won for us the confidence of our of A. A. A. 1\ J. W. V. A. Does Your Barn Need Regular periodical painting is an economy far greater and more sensible than sparing the protects the building from the elements and keeps it in good condition ost VIEWS OF AND POINTS OF a Complete c ei Etc. TOBACCOS A. LOTS FOR I have out a large number of lots on my 40 near the Wakefield mine and will offer them for sale at reasonable and on terms to suit the I will also erect a few on the undersigned lor Come early and get choice of loci Ole Alquist MICH. CAFE N We Sell Paints that Resist the Sun They won't blister or fade ordinary Tinware scientifically compounded to counteract weather conditions and stay bright and fresh-looking longer than other o D u TONY Opposite & Mayheu MICH. Wakefield John Prop. All Kinds ut Bakery Hardtack Etc. Cakes for Weddings ROASTING A % % % % % V v. V br. coons DENTIST Crown & Work a Store
