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   Wakefield Advocate (Newspaper) - November 6, 1915, Wakefield, Michigan                                VOL. 2 NUMBER 51. | THOUGHT ABOUT THAT | MOT WATER BOTTLE { You know Is nothing bettor for warming a cold bed dining those winter nights or Tor alloying suffering of or other Remember as complete a lino of Rubber Goods as any city store and at prices to suit every Water Bottles from 75c and up Fountain Syringes from up Face Ice Bulb Breast Rubber etc. F. SERGEANT & CO. DRUGGISTS GOGEBIC NOVEMBER 6 1915. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE PER YEAR On 1 We aro always on Any wrok in tbo Electrical Line Entrusted to ub in always prompt attention and satisfactory results aro Our Prices are For estimates call on Bessemer Electric Phone 85-J F. W. Magill of N. driving a Dort arrived in Chicago last from New York to Sau Mr. who is president of the One Polish Company of has completed more than 4,700 miles of covering every important in the northern part of New York and the State of According to Mr. he has averaged about 200 miles a and has not spent one cent for repairs during his He has encountered all kinds of and weather conditions and in many cases mud was hub Nothing seemed to stop his Dort which took all hills on high with the greatest of From Utica to about 300 be traveled on high without even shifting gears and not even a Mr. Magill has owned several automobiles in his but no car has pleased him as he as the which had all fl e power necessary for quickly over country above the Chicago Tribune is descriptive ol the Dort handled by Otto B. of J Investments in i Save * Repair Bills Stock of is Our Prices are the Furniture and J IF YOU enjoy au Easy a Good and of J good just drop in at the most homelike place in Wakefield and watch the boys themselves playing POOL or KLONDIKE or better still take a hand in the game WHITE BILLIARD EAGLE HALL WOOD For Sate Leave Orders With A. RINGSMUTH Nov. 1. Ottawa county is the first one of the rural counties in western Michigan that adopted the suggestion of Dr. William Director of the Division of Tuberculosis and in charge of Michigan's campaign against that in regard to the appointment of a visiting At a meeting oi the baard of the sum of a year was appropriated for this and the committee of Ottawa county composed of Judge of Probate Edward Superintendent of E. E. Fell of Holland and County Commissioner of Schools N. K. appointed a will soon take steps to that Two other counties in western Michigan seem on the point of following up the work of the by appointing county In state campaign the people are familiar with the work of the county Miss Jennie A. Mace has been at work there in that capacity and it is likely that the board of supervisors will make her a regular county in addition to a small county tuberculosis sanitarium at In Barry county steps are also taken looking toward the appointment of a county Today Mrs. Sophia Nelson of Minneapolis began her work as county nurse in that county under the direction of the society of Mrs. Clement the president of this is of the opinion that Mrs. Nelson will become a county official after a two working for the private Supt. J. Lederle of the Hastings moreover is working for of medical inspection of the and this work will probably the share of the county nurse or others appointed as a remit of the In Ottawa which is the home county oi Dr. was appropriated by the board o supervisors some months ago for a county But the to carry out the plan found the inadequate and the appointment was deferred until the present of the Recently Dr. DeKleine spoke in the principal towns of the county advocating action by the Go to the Majestic body LOCAL j John has accepted a position with Nels Ed returned Monday Irom a business trip to Iron Liquid best and cheapest toilet A. Ringsmuth's Carl Hastings has completed a concrete basement for A. Mayheu and a Moore Pipeless furnace is being Gust Mellstrom was in Hurley Monday demonstrating the Regal an order lor a car from Gust John J. Welsh and ol are spending their honeymoon at the Wright Alligator Lake Welsh is an attorney at O. H. Olson left Thursday for Chicago and Milwaukee where he will look over the produce and provision markets with a view of getting low for the winter's An argument arose a few evenings ago over the cause of the ringing the curlew the second Mr. Woodward explained it as a matter of wanting to find out how many people took of the A. P. Olson is erecting a new barn on his farm soutli of Tt is 23x54, with log abutment for stock an eleven foot lumber lop for hay and The structure lias a rock ' foundation and cement Otto B. of has been in Milwaukee the past receiving treatment for his He underwent an operation at the offices ol Dr. Schneider Olson went to Milwaukee Wednesday M. E. Eggen and Martin o' were in town Mr. was Lay Something Aside for that Rainy Day MONEY saved now while your earning power is good will help to keep you in comfort in your old Start the saving habit by putting away a little each pay Interest on Deposits and provide an absolutely safe place for your Careful t has won fir us the confidence of our Tie Citizens of A. 1'ioslilont. V. 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 Photograph Post VIEWS OF WAKEFIELD AND POINTS OF Also a Line cc TOBACCOS AND itig up possible customers for the Dort car Mr. was attending to his cigar HURRY BARBERSHOP E. G. for sei The House of Hot Laundry LOTS FOR I have laid out a farge number of lots on my 40 near the Wakefield mine and will offer them for sale at reasonable prices and on terms to suit the I will also erect a few Call on the undersigned for Come early nnd get choice of Ole Alquist MICH. CAR CAFE We Sell Paints that Resist the Sun They won't blister or fade Ilka They are scientifically compounded to counteract weather conditions and stay bright and looking longer than other A. MICH. S A N S D O S U P s TONY u Opposite Erspamer & Mayheu John Prop. - All Kinds ol Bakery Hardtack Etc. Cakes for Weddings ROASTING DR. COONS DENTIST 5 Crown & Bridge Work 1 Over Sturo %  

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