Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 21, 1910, Page 5

Experts in Both Sittings and Commericai Work Post Card Work Sa peciaity BOVEY WINTER IS HERE AND YOU WILL NATURALLY NEED HEAV- IER CLOTHING. We have everything you need from mackinaws, heavy shirts and trousers to boots and shoes, suitable for hunting trips or reguiar work in the woods and we have them in ail sizes. KUPPENHEIMERGLOTHING Our line of SUITS and OVERCOATS, of the famous KUPPENHEIMER make is larger then ever before and we have them in the latest weaves and patterns. SHOE DEPARTMENT We carry the famous RALSTON and FLOR- SHEIM shoes for men and boys and the RED CROSS brand for ladies and misses. No breaking them in—they are made to fit the foot. LIEBERMAN BROS. GRAND RAPIDS MARBLE COLERAINE Ml IS NOW READY FOR BUSINESS FRESH CLEAN STOCK FULL. LINE OF Coigates Perfumes, Soaps and Talcum Powders. Cigars, Pipes and Tobaccos. Lowney’s Candies. Perscriptions Compounded Day or Night PHONE No. 163 i A New, Clean Line ot a. tah ah thee ee ee | BLASING & WHITTEMORE PROPS, {GRAND RAPIDS APIDS HERALD-REVIEW Suggestions Made. A report covering every phase of 3 8 | THE RED GROSS DRUG STORE Grand. Rapids. Horaid. Review. Wednesday, December, 21,1910, TAX COMMISSION MAKES. A. ESPORT| | Coanthemnls linn Atmeeneste. i and Revaluation Among the EDIBLES WILL BE AT OUR the tax questiom was presented ito ‘the governor by the state tax com mission. The report is the mast voluminous yet made by the depart- ment. The recommendations are brief and cover in part tose made a year ~ : come in and sampie these famous me of the main recommendations Sy os Come in, and inspect the is that the assessments be changed from “true and full” value to 50 per cent of the “true and full” vaiue. If | it is found that the valuation of the | | railroad property im the state, now being made by the raiiroad and ware- | house commission, shows that the | companies are not paying as high 2} tax as other property, it is recom-/ |mended that the gross earnings tax | | be correspondingly imcreased. It is proposed that money, credits | land other imtangibie property be tax- Grocery Department HENRY HUGHES & Honor Brand Food Demonstration A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE HONOR BRAND OF STORE DECEMBER 22-23-24, 1910 A luncheon, consisting of Honor Brand goods will be served FREE of charge on the those days and we want every- body in Grand Rapids andthe surrounding country to products. store and sample the eatables. CO. jea at a flat rate of 4 milis on : the | doliar. | State lands should pay a tax if the | constitution will permit, says the | commission, the tax to be the same jas other real estate for local, road. bridge and school purposes. | Tt is Suggested thax a new county | Office be created, to be filled by an Iron Deposits. officer to be known as the county assessor, to take the place of and ‘T am not surprised that ore has | perform a duties of th resent | a . . ai ee FE sana seen encoumtered at Hill City.” sai { | : R’ Troendle ofi that place toa Du- This recommendation and the one itiiieer cameulciceoaan 3 fs luth News dealing with the 50 per cent vaiua- 2 : i asked for further information con- ticm of real estate are referred to by Ccoedliuiaiion, alieys 06: thatiaeeccous the commission as the two most im- z there. s i u és S Head aac ommeermmmpemceropees = I have nat beem im Hill City late- governor. y aad am on my way there now, but - aa REE Aa Te I am not surprised that anybody Look Out For Uncie Michael should find ore im or about Hill City. Mines wikl be shown up in that tenri-| Game Warden M. L. Tosie is as + HILL CITY CLAIMS TO HAVE IRON ORE R. Troendie of That Place Believes | That Section of State Has the Holiday Spirit is and will be appreciated. We Have Them Large And Sma have shown Snglish, French and LOPE TT PEPE EEDEEDEEEEEEDEEED DEES c im time, but those who feei busy now adays; as a bumble ibee 15 | .atistied with this have not beem ad- a stone heap; he has convicted sev- rtising it. But the time will come eral unfortunates of having deer in possession amd has coilected and Wolds in process of collection fines | amounting to more tham a hundred | dollars . Wm. Winter trom the east-/| mining men is that the western Mes- when explorations will be active in the territory tributary to Hill City.” Hii) City is 24 miles south of Grand Rapids. The theory of some POH Str Abroad and pleased with the many new and useful GIFTS we now have on display Coats, Mufflers, Silk Hosiery, Skirt, We have the newest in Hats and Caps They make usefui Gifts CRAVATS DELUXE The new overrais Surpass any THE GIFT May Be Smail of Large, But the Thought That goes with it is the Reali Thing. early shoppers are Hankerchiefs etc. SHOES AND SLIPPERS ALSO GOOD GIFTS ii Kor Olid And Young that we Swiss Silks EXTRA QUALITY Wc UPWARD JOHN BECKECT Ahhh hahahah bbhbbhhebh pbb hehe hhh hha ern portion.of:the.county was brought | y52 extends well over to and possibly in last week charged with feedin2 | .onnects with Cuyuma range. Many his logging crew om contraband deer | pejieve that the known ore hearing meat and precious birds, amd this | area of northern Minnesota will be week a prominent hotel man of 20 | very largely extended by further ex+ adjoining town confessed to having | ,jorations. the carcass of @ big buck im his pos-| {eaochiishing county is also ait- session, which the warden confiscat-|tracting the attention of some mim- ed, and paid a fime of fifty dollars, | ing men, and during the past fali the mininum permitted by law, f0r' some experts went over certain parts the pleasure ot looking the big deer | o¢ the county with magnetic imstru- im the face a day. ‘Moraj: If you! ments, which have been successtully have any deer meat im the house|..oq@ in locating ore. With what ene put it in some concealed 00k OF | oopragement they met haw not ber corner where the warden will not be | .) nounced. likely to search, your stomach will do tor a part of it, but the warden is | “cute” at smeiiing out verison and | SOMETHING OF A | usuaily finds it om the premises.— CHICKEN RANCH} Cass Lake Times. | Peter Ollila, a Trout Lake Farmer Up pes we ae of the Has 500 Biddies, and He Thinks That They Pay Him Well. treaty of are bemg enforced to the limit, and the Herald of that city | j | Says that the reporter of that paper; Would you like some fresh eggs was am eye-witness to a proceediNg | today. Eggs that you know were} | that will impress some people with | gathered yesterday. Well, if you do} | the opimion that there is such a-thing|the chances are that you will have S| as a “slop-over.’ A local doctor WhO/|+ 9 get them of Peter Ollila, one of} thought himself unobserved was dis-|our progressive Trout lake farmers, {covered im the act of ‘sneaking’ 4! ho is the premier chicken raiser in | partially filled bottle of alcohol into | this section, that is of any consider- a sick room, im a home where there | ate gcale, and if you wish ta get any | ce |-was every reason to believe that not} you will need ccaaks your order eariy = A full line | one drop of spirits was ever drank | 4 the other fellow will beat you. as a beverage, and the alcohol was t¢| yw, Ojjila has 500 piddies, which are| be used for bathing purposes only. | .omfortabiy housed and heated in a The Herald goes on to ask if that| manner ta make them most produc- doctor is a crimimai for introduci@€| tive Last year ‘Mr. Ollila kept 250 this alcohol imto the sick room f0r | pons and they paid him so weii that the purpose of bathing the body °f;). doubled the number this year. Fancy red appies New navel oranges New grape fruit a bed-ridden patient and asks further.| yr, Quila finds that his hens Celery “Is it right for Commissioner Valen | jay the least im November of amy Lettuce tine or any other man to deprive he | month im the year. At the present sick of the necessary drugs to restore| time jhe is getting better than three | Tomatoes Raisins and Currants. Mince Meat. best line of Christmas Candies to be had. of new canned fruits and vegetables. Cookies, Crackers and Bread WHAT THE SEASON AFFORDS APPLES! APPLES! APPLESI!! ORANGES! ORANGES!! ORANGES! Fancy iarge bananas Dates and figs Nuts, shelled and unsheiled Candy, cherry and pineappie Cranberries Layer raisins Malaga grapes Honey LEMON, ORANGE AND CITRON PEAL The them to heaith, and is it not positive-| dozen a day, but as his. pullets have Onion ly ridiculous and humiliating to re-| pegun laying, be expects from now | quire 2 doctor to resort to amy such | 4, will be a steady increase as has Radishes tricky movements in order to allevi-|peen the case im previous seasons, Caulitiower ate the pain and suffering of his pa- and im short time he will be ready | tients?” to supply more customers than at Cucumbers | present. | : 2 ‘ | Mr. Ollila keeps a well bred It Listens Familiar. | dock although: he has several breeds. e e } | | This bit of tragedy in real life is|He looks with favor on Plymouth going the rounds of the press, and Rocks and other breeds but has had the average mam outside of a news-/|the best paper office would be surprised ‘| from know how near it hits mamy cases: | breed "Please send me a few copies of | the paper which had the obituary|one egg a day, but there is such about the death of my wife a week |demand for that egg that we are or so ago. Also publish the encios- | satistied Mr. Oliila’s mail will be ed clipped about my niece's marriage | flooded with requests for the next amd the list of her wedding presents, |dozen. Very few people here knew which will interest your lady readers. | that he was im the egg farming bus- Phone No. 59, Alfred Blomberg Wants to buy ail the Ties The Pure Food Grocer We deliver the goods. IRM aye OPEC OHH T OPE EEDEEFFF9E 6 FFF EFF FEF FUE FE EOE FE OFE FEET FOES EGET FEO TEE EET ETE EVE FOES 1 CL PGOTOOWW 1