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LOWELL, MICHIGAN, AUG. 10, '22
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Tlfan
Has k avar occarad to yo« that thara is aa Mviublaald
al your olbow whom yon ara Mppittiaf?
at 60. G5, or 70 yoors ol afa.
Yooaro not only oarmng a livh« for yourtatf as yaa
vara, balyaa ara SUPPOSED la ha paHmg so«aaf
if away with which ta hay dalhiac, foo4 aad
•Mtav far that old asaa yoarsall aa yaa will ha.
Yoa ara ailhar BMhing ar daatrayiat yaarffuturahapach warhing waah. Which ara yaa Hniag? Start
•ahiaf an allowaaca far aM Mr.'Salf. Haia falafl ta
n — i it. $1.00 a waah rfapaaitaJ ragularly ia this hash
will maha Mr. Salf iadapaadaatat §•, 66 ar 70 faarsafaga.
DOMT
IT ALL.
4 % a M S a M y lor Your S a v l n f a
C/ty State Siank
Tfiek,
A Homo For S a v l R f s
Your Most Precious
K'^IIPICIICHEMDHTOWNMM PIONEERnLOWELL dRCHES
Aagnat 17. P r s f F r i d a y Bpaaks. Bay
S e a a t Band Playa.
T h e L o w e l l B o a r d of T r a d e i s
c o - o p e r a t i n g w i t h t h e officers of t h e
Kent C o u n t y F a r m Bureau a n d a r r a n g e m e n t s f o r Kent C o u n t y F a r m
B u r e a u p i c n i c . Lowell, Auiffist 17
have b e e n m a d e a s f o l l o w s :
10 a . m.. sports. Will M u r p h y ,
c h a i r m a n of committee.
Barnyard
golf, (quoits.) T h i s
event w i l l b e in c h a r g e of Ionia
c o u n t y c h a m p i o n s . Heuben L e e a n d
F r a n k F r e e m a n , a n d is o p e n t o
those r e s i d i n g in Kent c o u n t y o n l y .
Regulation quoits w i l l b e f u r n i s h e d ,
a n d s t a n d a r d r u l e s will g o v e r n .
Games will b e in p r o g r e s s in
c h a r g e of Rev. Broxholni. of AHo.
P r i s e s p r o b a b l y will b e offered
f o r v a r i o u s contests.
B u n d l e p i t c h i n g contest.
Open
t o all c o i n e r s , in c h a r g e of H e n r y
J o h n s o n a n d H o w a r d Bartlett. Prize,
best t h r e e tine hay f o r k .
H a y p i t c h i n g contest.
Open to
all.
In c h a r g e of Lee L a m p k i n a n d
J . P . B y r n e s . P r i s e : Best t h r e e t i n e
hay f o r k .
Dinner.
12 o'clock E a s t e r n Stan
d a r d time.
Basket picnic o n t h e
Island.
Iced tea will b e f u r n i s h e d
free.
T h i s will be f o l l o w e d by
c o m m u n i t y singing, led by t h e lloii.
H u n t l e y Hussel.
Meeting will be called t o o r d e r a l
1:30 p. m.. by W. 11. Oliver. President Kent County F a r m B u r e a u
Address by P r o f . David F r i d a y
P r e s i d e n t *1. A. C.
At 3:00 p . m., b a s e ball at Recreation p a r k ball grounil, C r a t t a n vs
(.uscade.
This event w i l l be in
e h a r g e of Earl T h o m a s .
Don't forget t h e date, a n d t h a t
l.owell clocks
r u n on
Eastern
s t a n d a r d time.
Come e a r l y ami
stay to t h e linish.
Kent Countv
F a r m B u r e a u Agent, K. K. Vining
and M. B. MePherson, m e m b e r o
the S t a t e b o a r d of a g r i c u l t u r e , ant
C. 11. Hunciinaii, of the F a r m Bureau. will b e in atlendanee.
Music will be f u r n i s h e d by t h e
l«owell Boy Scouts b a n d of lifty
pieces.
IN THK LONG AGO.
it Your Eyesight
MHI JOU d o n o t R p p i M i a t o it u n t i l i t H l o a t o r i m p a i n i l .
O u c a l u a i i t ia l u a t f o r lift*. A l l a u t l i o r i t i H i a g r w t l m t t l i e
U * t safeguard
liMt o r i n i p a i r H l (»ye*iitlit in p r o p erly m a d e a n d
Properly Fitted Glasses
T h a t V w h e r e w e COIUH i n — t l m t 'N o u r b u a i n m i M , o u a l i t t H l
b y s t u d y , eqiilpinHit a n d louir eiperience. D o n t d e l a y
u n t i l t o o l a t e . I ' r o e r a H t i n a t i o n ia t b e t h i e f o f a i i e h t a a
w e l l a s of t i m e .
A. D. OLIVEK
J . w a U r a a d OptooMtriil
"Hywn KsauilitHil ami (1IUNM>N
DID YOU
JOIN THE PEOPLFH PARTY.
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Saa a DOUBLE-ENDED R o a s l a r raaiSng In ap^atka
dlracllans tryiag to gat aaray fran hhasoM? Jast hnagiaa
It! W*N, that is Jast as SENSIBLE aad POSSIBLE as it It
far a PERSON ta cat oricas balow a Jast aad raasoaabla
prafU; andattbaaaMtinatrr tamaha yau baliava that ba
It baadiaf yaa GOOD, STANDARD Gaada af qaality. I
bat a aatbiar chaap oltbar ia ME4TS. TEAS ar COPPEE.
I aha ta Kayo aatbing but Iba bast, aad tall it at a raataaabla and lagkiMta profit, lean sava saa awasy an
caffae. aad yaa will liba it battar—hacaasa Mt FRESH
ROASlED. Tbat't wby.
White'i Market & Coffee Ranch
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TUBE FREE
Wkk atary Braaswich Tira tald aotil Aug. IS
SPECIAL
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Tira Catart II.7S to f t 66
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Iteaia F r o a i T h i s Paper 25 Year*
Age, Aagast 12, 18f7.
Ada P i o n e e r picnic.
Secretary
William F a r r e l l r e a d yearly r e p o r t
of deaths.
Speakers, Myron 11.
\ \ a l k e r , J o h n C. Blatichard, State
S e n a t o r Loomis, Attorney George 11.
White a n d Mr. H a r t w e l l , of Ada.
D e a t h s of Mrs. A. B. J o h n s o n ,
)wight Lane, Orin N, Standish and
Mrs. David Condon.
B o r n , son to Mrs. C. Bergin.
O. O. Adams built c o n c r e t e walk
f o r 11. F. C l a r k .
C h a r l e s (Juiek on business t r i p t o
Chicago.
S a r a n a c h a s flti w i d o w s .
Mesdames Bisby and P u r p l e attended Ada picnic.
Boy Hill maile bicycle t r i p to
G r a n d Rapids, a n d to Ovid, G r a n d
l,edge a n d t Hi vet.
Mesdames Boylan, Hoslwick and
l l u g h s o n r o d e bicycles t o Ada picnic.
Mr. a n d Mrs. J. S. Hull visited
a t t e r \ s i s t e r at Ionia.
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§» H K ' » n a . I n PNIIHI
If. | M Mmirr, f W M a r r
We believe t h a t t h e RefNiblican
and D e m o c r a t i c p a r t i e s a r e not controlled b y n o r a r e they in s y m p a t h y
wilh a g r e a t m a j o r i t y of t h e voters
of t h i s c o u n t r y . T h a t present economic c o n d i t i o n s a n d t h e w e l f a r e of
the nation d e m a n d the organization
of a t h i r d p a r t y , (a p a r t y of t h e
people, by the people a n d f o r t h e
people.)
T h e organization of t h i s p a r l y is
developing along t h r e e lines.
F i r s t — l l i e organization of iinils
in every precinct and t o w n s h i p .
These u n i t s t o serve a s a n u c l e u s f o r
t h e p a r t y organization at election
time.
If you a r e in s y m p a t h y w i t h t h i s
movement w e earnestly reqiiest you
call a meeting of y o u r neighbors.
Elect a Secretary and f o r w a r d to
this ollice naines a n d a d d r e s s e s of
llmse p r e s e n t , together w i t h a copy
of any resolution t h a t is passed, t h e
lime aand
n d place
p l a c e of the n e s t meeting,
meeti
and a notation r e g a r d i nng
g it h e senlTment in y o u r c o n u n u m
nily t o w a r d
this c a m u a i g n .
Second—-We a r e seeking Hnan
ial s u p p o r t as the progress
prtup-ess of t h i s
ampaign will ddtiiei
campaign
e p e m l largely upon
the a m o u n t of publicity that we c a n
secure.
Space in t h e public press,
I lie rent of halls, t h e salary of o r ganizers a n d many other e x p e n s e s
inciileiit l o this campaign will entail a large outlay.
T h i r d - - W e pay a salary l o o r g a n izers in d i s t r i c t s thai h a v e not
lieen organized.
Tlie most important situation t h a t
f a r e s t h e people of t h e T n i t e d States
is tlie polftiesl situation a n d t h e res*
son t h a t is t r u e is because e v e r y oth*
e r situation, every o t h e r iihsse of
American life d e p e n d s on a m i is en*
tirely s u b o r d i n a t e lu and corollary
of Ihe political situation.
Address s l l c o r r e s p o m l e n c e lu J.
H. C h a n d l e r , Executive S e c r e t a r y ,
* 0 F i f t h Avenue, New York City.
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T 1 M K
t i f t l m o lo b o r e .
G o t rid of I h o Wot.
W o tail a l l t h o t l a n d a r d Ay o B t o t m l n o l o r t t
* El V •moW*
PI* P M M
D>ity Fly Rillar
Flag, l i e .
W - «lsacarry tba b^st •prart fat rattle, tarh aa SbsrwhiWUbran, Maaagram, I't-..
W. 5. W1NEGAR
Mildred M a t h e w s spent S u n d a y a t
h e r p a r e n t s h o m e in West L o w e l l .
Mrs. Ava Wardeli is visiting h e r
sons in C r a n d Bapids f o r t w o w e e k s .
D o not m i s s seeing " P e n r o d " at
Strand theater Friday and Saturday.
adv.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Clint Miller a r c visiting t h e i r nepliew at Otsego f o r a
week.
Mrs. Will H u f l o r d is visiting h e r
f a t h e r a n d s i s t e r . Simon Petitt a n d
Mrs. W a r d e l i .
Boss Milton J o h n s o n h a s b e e n
s p e n d i n g a week w i t h his a u n t .
Mrs. R. C . English, in G r a n d Rapids.
Miss C a r o l i n e B a r r . of G r a n d
Rapids, visited over the w e e k - e n d
w i t h h e r sister, Mrs. Daniel E a s t e r brook.
L1ND FAMILY REUNION.
Otto Wisner. wife and children
The l.'Uii a n n u a l reunion of the
spent S u n d a y with t h e i r cousin, Mr. Eind family was held at Lowell,
a n d Mrs. D. E a s t e r b r o o k , also C l a r a .' August
„
. , 0. . . Huin made
— di
d i n n e r on
Wunch.
> i»i; islaad impossible, but Lowell
Misses Inez Frazee a n d Marville ollicials kindly ottered the use of the
Wright r e t u r n e d F r i d a y f r o m Ypsil- City hall, which otter w a s gladly
lauti, w h e r e they a t t e n d e d s u m m e r accepted by tjii* association. Tables
were .set for lifty-six, and the d i n n e r
school.
was one long to be remembered. A
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Sayles h a v e
social hour followed, a f t e r w h i c h
r e t u r n e d a f t e r visiting t h e i r g r a n d r r e s i d e n t Haumgartner caller t h e
son. L u t h e r Severy and family, of
meeting to o r d e r and election of
Otsego.
omcers tuok place.
On account of
Miss Doris Morse h a s r e t u r n e d the failing health of President
h o m e f r o m Marine City a n d Ypsi- Haumgartner. J. E. Lind, of Alto*
lanli, w h e r e she attended school t h e succeeded him in that ollice. D. W'!
past year.
Lind. of Ionia, for vice president,
Mr. a n d Mrs. Vern Pierce and s o n . Mrs. Lewis Leece. of Keene, secreof Marine City, are visiting t h e i r tar>-treasurer.
The- next meetinu
meeting
mother. Mrs. F. J. Morse, and o t h e r will be at (.ampau lake the first SunLowell relatives.
day in August, 1923. T h e hour folMrs. It. C. English a n d son. Dale lowing the business session w a s
Parmlee. of G r a n d Hapids, visited g'ven to recalling incidents in the
h e r p a r e n t s , Mr. and Mrs. F . M. life of Itev. W. H. Lind, also incidents in the school d a y s of the t h i r d
J o h n s o n t w o d a y s last week.
A rising vote
U c e n s e d lo W f d :
Eugene H a m - generation of Linds.
of hanks was given he reiring presimond, 25, G r a n d Hapids. G r a c e C.
Averill, 25, Ada.
Ilal W. Ilendee, den for his e l f o r t s in connection
27, G r a n d Bapids; Lula Brooks, 21. with the association, a l w a y s b e i n g
present at all meetings, and the
Uwell.
ernest wish expressed t h a t he would
Mr. and Mrs. D. T h o m p s o n a n d soon be able to again take his place
Minnie Gill, f r o m Clinton, Iowa, a n d as head of the association.
Six
Mrs. A. D o w n i n g , of S a r n i a , Out., new ineinhers w e r e added the past
a r e visiting Mr. and Mrs. Moses E r b W;"-- ,,
present were from
and o t h e r f r i e n d s .
Alto, McLords, Ionia, Keene, WoodH. It. J o h n s o n has m a d e a good land, ( a l e d o n i a and Lowell.
The
recovery f r o m his operation f o r association w i s h e s t o express their
hernia a n d will be brought h o m e appreciation of t h e kindness of U w f r o m Blodgett hospital t h i s a f t e r - ell ollicials in t h e i r elforts t o m a k e
noon lo r e c u p e r a t e .
the all air a success.
Mis. Lewis Leece, Secretary.
T h e Lowell I n d e p e n d e n t s will
play their lirst game in the Island
BLACK HAWK REUNION.
park toiirnament at t i r a n d Hapids,
August l.'i, Lowell vs Cedar S p r i n g s I.I" 1 ! 1 ' l s 1 ' r o m ' a n n u a l reunion of the
at 2 p. m..
T h e Lowell team h a s m a c k Hawks, was held at Hecreabeen strengthened and will t r y to tion park, Ionia, Mich., August 6.
win.
In spite of t h e t h r e a t e n i n g s h o w A State a n d Federal ollicer. a c t i n g ers dinner was served to llfty-llve,
in capacity of moonsliine detective a f t e r which a business meeting w a s
is said to h a v e made several a r r e s t s held ami the following ollicers w e r e
hereabouts, a n d t o have located o n e elected:
President, Mrs. J o h n H a w k .
or more stills.
Others who are
Vice president, Emerson HinderHi
wanted, w e u n d e r s t a n d , have disapi c a r e d : and f a c t s a r e h a r d to o b t a i n , lider.
Secretary. Mrs. Clayton Brock.
mt doubtless all "Will c o m e out in
T r e a s u r e r . Mrs. H e r b e r t Dennis.
the w a s h . "
I h e guests w e r e f r o m the followThe large plate glass in f r o n t of
Lansing. Ionia, Lake
the Alden j e w e l r y store in t h e King ing places:
block was s m a s h e d by boys Satur- Odessa, liehnont, Vergennes, Alto.
lay evening, o n e sitting on Ihe ledge South Boston a n d Lowell.
and Ihe o t h e r playing h o r s e w i t h
him. B a t h e r rough on the o w n e r ,
F. T. King, w h o liad lust lieen to a
large e x p e n s e rebuilding the floors
and f o u n d a t i o n s in the block.
T h e h o m e of Mr. a n d Mrs. Mort
flulason w a s m a d e m e r r y last Wednesday night bv Mrs. Itulason inviting in some f r i e n d s of h e r b r o t h e r .
George McGlocklin a n d wife, giving
them a complete s u r p r is e .
A delicious l u n c h w a s served, a f t e r
which t h e guests played games and
danced until t h e " w e e s m a ' h o u r s . "
With good wishes f r o m a host of
f r i e n d s Mr. a n d Mrs, McGlocklin left
for t h e i r f u t u r e h o m e in Detroit
Saturday niorning.
VACATION B I B L E SCHOOL CLOfiINC., AUGUST 1 1
he Daily Vacation Bible school
will give its closing program Wednesday a f t e r n o o n , August Ifi, at 2
o'clock in the p a r k .
The o u t s t a n d i n g f e a t u r e of the
program will be a dramatization of
the Biblical s t o r y of Hutli.
This school is closing a very successful six w e e k s term of religious
education, h a v i n g one h u n d r e d a n d
twenty boys and girls, between the
ages of live and fourteen years enrolled.
P a r e n t s and friends a r e
urged to IM* present at this closing
lirogram.
BRIGHT A t T I V R ROY WANTRD.
President H a r d i n g is a p r i n t e r ,
:md practical n e w s p a | i e r man. Benjamin F r a n k l i n , one of America's
greatest m e n , w a s a p r i n t e r and
f o u n d e r of t h e S a t u r d a y livening
IJost,
Many o t h e r of o u r great public nien o w e Iheir e d u c a t i o n and
success t o tlieir e a r l y connection
with t h e p r i n t i n g a n d n e w s p a p e r
Held.
T h e o p p o r t u n i t y is greater
today t h a n e v e r before.
Printers
are s c a r c e a n d well paid. Just now
T h e l e d g e r ollice c a n give a good
o p p o r t u n i t y t o some bright lad w h o
•s full of iiep a n d ainbilioti t o learn
Ihe p r i n t i n g a n d newspa|»er business,
N o cigarel suckers o r loafers
need apply.
|f vou a r e the riuht
sort, r a i l at t h e office and talk it ove r with Mr. J o h n s o n .
Wool c a n t o n c r e p e
fitmnd
al
Wcekei
Jjheatr*
WMh Fracklat
II would not be
safe for
him lo ride in, even with a snail at
the end ol a
tow-rope.— Fortlaml
Review.
iarry
mf*
A'linimtiiiii I T e a n d
Oa Ihe contrary, Mr. Shelby, for
doing his duly, "regardless." would
art s glad band, and the best. Pontiac snd its acting mayor csn afford.
This was s case af doing right
though the <heaven* > preacher falls.
FOR MRNIHNG CHINA.
Mis a tesspooaful of slum snd s
tsblespoon of wslar snd place in a
hot oven until il is quilr transparent. Wash the hrokea pieces in hot
water, aad, while warm, mat the
hrahen edgrs thinly aad quickly, as
il alkts iaslaally. Your rhias thus
aaadrd will hear hot wstrr and ordinary
Sunday, Aug. IS
Frank Mayo in
"The Man Who Married
Hit Own V/ife"
A i p a t l a l Two-raal C t g n d p
A'ltn aeiiHi 17r and 3Nr
Complete
Satisfaction
in the purchase of drug store
merchandise-—a
ffiexall tyrug Store
and
United
^rug
Company's
^Products
D . ( I. J .( ) O l v
The Rexall Druggist
L O A V K L L ,
M I C H .
I M
CABS r o a I A L B
I Rao I s a r l a g , a t r t l l e a l r a n n i n g
arder. Tiras a u g a a d . This is the
hay w a have.
- 1 * 1 C a a p a R e p s i a t e d . all a e w
Phonographs
at less than
Half Price
Come in and hear them.
R. D. STOCKING
LOWELL, MICH.
The
Careful
Man
Know* that the Beat Protection
have /a a Bank Account,
He Oan
Accidants will happen, to it is a comfortabla feeling to have monay in the bank.
Even if a n accident or sickneti never hsppens ta you*
il m a h a s you feel secure to have money in the bank.
Maney is your best friend and will coma to your reicua
whan nobody else will or can.
When you ara old " m o n a y " will keep you
Who it getting the money you ara earning now? Think
of il. Put t o n e in the bank.
BANK WITH US
Wa Pay 4^; Intaraat on Savlfiga
LOWELL STATE BANK
LOWELL. MICH.
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jy^emorials
it Qreitly Muted
Prices. Larga Stock to
Salact From.
W a Sail tlia Famous
Maatallo Granite.
Lowell Granite
Cititaaa / *
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Lowell,
Mich.
Vr<^
Complata Tira Service
EuaHral
BAMTB AT VRNONA RMMiOT.
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lag. Musk by those popular
I hi aol miss seeiag IVai
Strand I healer Friday sad
day.
ORITUARY—JOHN WEBB.
J o h n W e b b died August it at the
home of his son, W. T . W e b b in
Lowell, aged a b o u t Ml years.
Funeral services w e r e held at the home
Sunday al 10 a. in., Hev. Hurdiek
oiliciated; burial at Oak wood cemetery.
Mr. W e b b was b o r n at Henson. in
O x f o r d s h i r e , E n g l a n d , in 1K42.
He
was m a r r i e d in t h a t county in IKtiil
to Miss Elizabeth P r i t c b a r d , and all
their children w e r e born there.
Mr. and Mrs. W e b b came to the
Cnited States in 1H93.
He was a
good f a t h e r , a f a i t h f u l w o r k e r in his
(the Baptist) c h u r c h and also became a staunch a n d loyal American
citizen.
He is survived by his wife and
seven c h i l d r e n :
H a r r y and Chas..
of England, J o h n E., of Crand Hapids, Albert, of Flint, Robert, of Musegon, and W. T h o m a s W e b b ai^l
Mrs. Arch Velzy, of Lowell, also by
29 grand children and K great grand
children.
diary of t h e d a v .
He hopes the
m a r s h a l of S h e l b s t o w n will d r o p
into P o n t i s c w h i l e lie is still acting
Adapt ad f r a a i Baath Tarhiugtaa't talahr alad baah aad
Everybody wishing lo have their
rraairiag done al Hine prices may
leave Iheir gaads at Ihe Aadersoa or
Raha s l u m or hriag them toliouM's
•wage for Mr. While, repair man.
Shiws hatf-soled 7&r grr pair. Uwn
nwarers, shaneafd. rleaaed and
•died Jk'. Hal waler hollies and
everylhiag else daae cheaply.
I will repair all yoar mmds aad
rrlara them lo Ihe same place where
yaa leave them.
FREO WIHTK, Repair Man.
AN airfa service si t M r s gar
aar. Merhaair oa daty si all limes,
t-ars washed while yoa sleep. [|g-31
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Over Lowell State hank, Sunday
services, 11 a. m., subject "Soul."
Heading rooms over every Saturday a f t e r n o o n f r o m It to 4 o'clock.
tnsyor,
WBITm
Makers, " X s a r o p a l e d M t " — s e v e a
pefmy m u s i r i a a s s a d s i a g r r s . tUime
a a d ea|o% I h e e v e a i a a w i t h a reAaed. c t m a r n i a l c r o w d .
adv
T h e Cheerful Doers had a very
pleasant time at t h e i r annual picnic
held w i t h Mrs. T . E. Wykes Monday
afternoon.
Although the w e a t h e r
kept some h o m e t h e r e was a large
attendance, and t h e good eats which
had t o be served inside were enjoyed by all.
T h e Vacation Bible school closes
next Wednesday afternoon at 2:00
o'clock.
T h e p r o g r a m will consist
of memory verses, singing of hymns,
story telling, a n d t h e dramatization
of the Hook of Hutli.
These exercises will be held in the p a r k . Kvervbody is urged to come.
i'he closing p r o g r a m of the Dail>
Vacation Bible schools of Kent
county, will be held in the vicinity
of t h e Methodist community house
T h u r s d a y evening, Aug. 17. at T.iiU
o'clock.
T h e dramatization o I
Huth will be Lowell's part of the
program. These exercises are open
to the public, and a good delegation
is urged to go f r o m Lowell,
Let's
turn out with o u r cars and (jet the
children taking part d o w n t h e r e h>
<» o'clock, so they can practice tlieii
part on the stage b e f o r e the opening
of t h e evening's p r o g r a m .
and entered another incident on the
P E N R O D "
Jor
12.
conciliatory.
Rev. Rready paid a
<5.110 g n e f o r e x c e e d i n g the speird
limit as Used by village o r d i n a n c e
ArriMcrio*
cemetery.
ATTKNTMlN. MtNMR!
Ilememlier the regular meeting
ami social session Tuesday evening.
Aagast la. tiood lime in pri»speii
Every member should be there.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
10:30, m o r n i n g worship.
11:45 Sunday school.
7:(W, evening w o r s h i p .
T h e evening services will ue held
at t h e home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Blair.
Make an ell'ort to be there.
Mrs. J a m e s ' Sunday school class
will hold t h e i r class picnic on the
Island, Saturdav a f t e r n o o n , August
Pontiac.
The badge was bigger
than the tin star on Ihe ofllcer\
suspender, but Ihe etTect was not
Friday and Saturday, Aug. IMS
a bpmciml
LOWELL METHODIST N E W S .
T h e W o m a n ' s Missionary society
will meet w i t h M r s . O r l o Yeiter next
Friday afternoon.
Subject f o r t h e
meeting, " E d u c a t i o n a l W o r k . "
In
the non-Christian w o r l d only 4 p e r
cent of t h e w o m e n can read, while
in the United States 93 p e r cent can.
T h e music last S u n d a y m o r n i n g
was in c h a r g e of Miss P a u l i n e b e h ler.
Mr. S t e r k i n s sang the solo,
Oh Eyes, t h a t w e r e Weary." Next
Sunday m o r n i n g a c h o i r of b o y s and
girls will lead in t h e s i n g i n g . '
Monday evening, August 14, the
Sunday School W o r k e r s ' c o n f e r e n c e
will b e held in t h e c h u r c h .
An interesting p r o g r a m is being p r e p a r e d .
'Ihe f o u r t h a n d last Quarterly conf e r e n c e will o c c u r Tuesday evening,
August 15, Dr. Kendrick, liist. Supt.,
will be in c h a r g e of the meeting.
The Vacation Bible school will
close Wednesday, August 16.
At
that time a n exhibit of the h a n d
work of the s c h o l a r s will be shown
and other h e l p f u l a n d interesting
f e a t u r e s of the w o r k done d u r i n g
the six weeks.
T h e public IN welcome at all times, but is especially
urged to be p r e s e n t on this last da>.
PEACHES! PEACH EH! PEACHES!
In about t w o weeks the first pickinu of llusted Famous Oceana, the
best of all peaches for canning, will
he ready for picking at the Oak
I.awn F r u i t f a r m , located six miles
southwest of Lowell, o r one-half
mile east of Seeley Corners,
REV. RUSSELL RREADV
HOPS
H i o s e leaving o r d e r s for peaches
OVER TO T O P COLUMN.
will IN* given special attention.
FIRST PAGE.
I'lione No, tall, .'I rings.
On a n o t h e r page of this issue is a
W. V. Hurras,
story about Hev. Russell il. Bread>
Itowell, Mich.. H. It. No. 2.
being held u p in P o r t l a n d by a punctured tire w h i l e on his way f r o m
NOTICE T O C O N T I N U E D STORY P o n t i a c to Ludington, Wednesday.
READERS.
It was p r o b a b l y due t o this delay
Owing t o n o n - a r r i v a l of o u r regu- that t h e gas lever was jerked dow n
lar newspafter bundles on account a notch a n d telephone poles along
of the coal s t r i k e and railroad s t r i k e the roadside kept getting a little
we a r e using a n emergency edition n e a r e r lo each o t h e r .
TralHc cops
this week.
Ex|iect lo resume t h e along Ihe route seemed c o n s i d e r a t e :
regular stories a n d slate and general o r again, they may h a v e been blind.
news service next week.
At Shelby, a little t o w n in Oceana
Editor l ^ l g r r .
county, a n d almost within sight of
l u d i n g t o n , and t h e blue w a t e r s of
the l a s e , an ofllcial h a n d went up
and t h e r e was a squealing of b r a k e s
on the ministerial c a r .
It was the
village m a r s h a l , pompus, unsympathetic.
Rev. B r e s d y ' s coat
happened t o blow b s c k . displaying the
program
badge of ullice of acting m a y o r of
H . CALIIER, Prap.
Advertising.
MRM. GRKTRI'iftk ARTNiBALD.
OR AO.
Mrs. liertrudr Archibald. 17, wife
«»f i V m A. Archibald, died Monday
at Ihe family residence ia Ada. She
is survived hv two brothers, R. | |
Monroe, of f Air ago. ill., sad C. W
Monroe. Havaaa. fiaha. Faaeral
services were held from Ihe resilience Wednesday mornin^at It
o'clock,
Interment ia
NIITIC'R B R P A l i T NAN
F 1 j Y
Ada and G r a n d River Valley Associations J o i n A a g a s t 17.
The Ada a n d G r a n d River Valley
Pioneer association will ioin in a
picnic a n d h u m e c o m i n g August 17 in
Schenck's grove at village of Ada.
It has been t h e custom in the p a s t
f o r the organizations t o hold separate celebrations, but t h i s year t h e y
will join in o n e celebration.
Prep a r a t i o n s are being m a d e t o e n t e r tain a record b r e a k i n g c r o w d .
J o h n (i. E m o r y , candidate for the
Republican nomination f o r t*. S.
senator, will deliver the p r i n c i p a l
address of the a f t e r n o o n . P r e s i d e n t
T. H. Mr.Naught on, of the Ada society announces t h a t any o t h e r candidates desiring t o speak m a y m a k e
a r r a n g e m e n t s with h i m f o r a p l a c e
on the prograhi.
Mrs. H o w a r d Nye
will render vocal solos.
H t a af N e w s About P e o p l e
T h i a n You K a o w .
Chassis.
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THE LOWELL LEDGER and ALTO WEEKLY SOLO
slu» d r e w f r o m h i m t h e s t o r y of h i s ren u n r i a t i n n . tnul w h e n h e t o h l lu-r tlmt
liis f a t h e r ' s s«»n w u u h l n o t u i ^ n i r u t e
t h e w r o n ^ l»' s f i i i h e r h a d d o n e h e r .
a n d a s k e d only f o r h e r k i n d n e s s , h e r
worldly old h e a r t w a s t o u c h e d . H e n c e By E L I Z A B E T H R. G R E E N E .
forth he wa* "Son Ksniond" to her,
a n d When IUT intliicni-e at c o u r t h a d
i<& by StcC'lurc NVwii|i«p«r Syndicut*.)
liroeured him a n e n s i g n ' s commission,
s h e w a s p r o u d of h i m In h i s laced
T h e y w e r e a gay little c o m p a n y t h a t
scarlet eoat.
d e s c e n d e d t h e s:e|M of H i l l C M !
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Condensation by
tiudule's church a t Brussels with
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School Miss in Recognition
3
w h o t o l d h i m h i s mot Iter's s t o r y . S h e
friends the "Procrastinator."
of P a t r i o t i c W o r k .
h a d h e e n of t h a t very town, and a
Nevertheless. M a r hum w a s a f M *
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l » T r 4 hy
kla
s h e h a d t a k e n h e r b r o k e n h e a r t to thiit
York hiKh sehool girl, w a s p r e s e n t e d b r i g h t morning.
n a r k a i i l l k r d * r c o n v e n t . E s m o n d k n e l t by h e r c r a v e , w i t h a | t a t r i o t i e s e r v i c e pold m e d a l by
" C o u l d n ' t you c o m e l a t e r , M a r i a n a l ' *
htm r a r a O r a . b a r k took a flower f r o m t h e little hillock,
petaeaallllee
a a a n d a s h e listened t o t h e c h o i r c h a n t - F. W. C a l h r a i t h . Jr.. national com- c o a x e d B e t t i n a . loitering behind tfea
m a n d e r of t h e A m e r i c a n Legion, iu o t h e r s .
Taaayaaa,
Kiteing f r o m the chapel, realized a f r e s h
U M a M a a d C'karbehalf of S. Hankin l»rew {Kisl. T h e
M a r i a n a shook h e r h e a d . **I c a n t , *
l a t l r B r o a l e w r r e t h a t l o v e a n d h u m i l i t y w e r e all t h a t pn'seniaflo*! ireremonles t«H»k p l a c e in
s h e sighed. " I ' v e got all m y p a c k l f l t
•aawrrtlBg
I • c o u n t e d In life.
j f r o n t of i h e F i f i h A v e n u e public U- t o d o . "
t k r l r dr»atl*B. b a t
O n e g r e a t h a p p i n e s s had c o m e t o
tke h a a c r n - w a la
h r a r y i c N e w York city.
" C o u l d n ' t I h e l p you tonightT" ge»Esmond before this—hi' had seen h i s
<trak a t r r e t , m
I her .
T n c g u a r d of h o n o r f o r Miss l i e n k e i . e r o u s l y p r o f f e r e d B e t t i n a .
n
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I r a a r r try wbo e a ' ". t '
sweet a n d sind In
M a r i a n a d i m p l e d . " T h a n k s , Betty,**
vied
bla aiiflal
a i i f l a l 'i h e r w i d o w ' s hood, in W i n ce h e s t e r ca-1 u h o is known a s i h e " L i t t l e t'olonel,'*
c o m p o s e d of m e m b e r s of t h e m a - s h e smiled, ' ' y o u ' r e a d e a r ; b u t 1 ^ a n t
aurreaarM, rricard- j thedrnl a n d w h e n i h e i r e y e s h:iil m e t . j
r d klai aa aa la*
go. r e a l l y . "
t h e t i m e of estr:im:emeni v.as p.-isscd. rim- .-orps u n d e r c o m m a n d of lieuiena u H r r u b l e aaub.
a n t s Miller a n d tJiimpertz a n d S i t "Oh. come along. B e t t y . " called PolK
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t a k e n iiuilp i-blld- lowed h i m . h e d r e a m e d ihsit t h e y
t h e eleventh hour, s a m e ' s she a l w a y s
I l k e d r l l K b t la dla« might h e h a p p y t o g e t h e r , hut she s a w honor nu n.
Aliiiiaiph - h o n;i< only ion y e a r s old does I"
l a c Willi i b r mi- m o r e elearly. W h e n . In t h e i r h o u s e
" lallv r i a i n r u l . H r
a I i lie start ol Mic World war, t h e
Slowly Mariana went back to t h e
fruakl.v ilkrd l o a t W a h o t t e . B e a t r i x , t h e lOyenr-old
l . i n l i ' <'olo:;i'i soM
w o r t h of neglected p a c k i n g .
T o m o r r o w they
hr fiwlutrd out a a | m a i d of honor, with a senriet rihhon
"All" m e a n t
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Mr. ujM»n tlie w h i t e s t n e r k in tlie world, l.iherty iionds. m o r e IIIMI any otiier w e r e all going home.
Tbnckrra}."
u a d " c a m e t o meet h i m . h e forp»? h e r
miiior in tlii* i-oaniry. anil a l s o w a s M a r i a n a ' s live uirl f r i e n d s . M i s s K e n t
a« f r a o k l ) h r r r recov'ir/ed :is om* of iho most effect- w h o c h a p e r o n e d t h e little p a r t y , a n d
Mcntrd t h r icriiNM m o t h e r . N<» oilier w o m a n of lu-r d a y
ive p a t r i o i l e sjieak^av ami w a r work- M a r i a n a .
fiiiiilllHrlt> of Tom. IMvk «ir l l n r r y . m b o w a s like h e r fur h e a u t y :irul wit. a n d
cluiiii-ril i«» h a t e k u o n a blm la b«h«*- f o r t e n y e a r s h e w a s h e r slave, kneel- ers in America.
L e a v i n g h e r unfinished p a c k i n g s h e
IIIla. lint t l Man r n l l i r r «b!it h r p l t l With the r e t u r n of i h o American d o n n e d tin* p r e t t y w h i t e d r e s s t h r o w n
lrahl> (llm-rrard a a d rtrtr<«lril the tondy ing w i t h his h e n r t In h i s h a n d f o r t h e
s o l d i e r s to iheir n a t i v e land. Miss o v e r a chair. H e r vivid imagination
nnd I b r m r a a - H p l r l l f d lluokcy I h c a y o u n g l a d y t<» t u k e . w h i l e s h e looked
l l e n k e l is silll devolinp herself t o t h e i r p i c t u r e d t h e d e l i g h t e d s u r p r i s e of h e r
Hull !•«' wim n Nnub.
f a r higher than the nameless and
TliHi-k<*rii> l i v n l at t h r piTlnd n b r a f o r t u n e l e s s colonel. " Y e s . " s h e said. w e l f a r e , a s a t t e s i e d hy tlie f o l l o w i n g f r i e n d s when s h e should Join t h e m and
m-iillb i>lthiiul l u a a a r r a o r i a i r l l r i ' t
q u o t a t i o n iiMIII h e r sjieech of aeeepf- -—yes, it must b e a d m i t t e d , t h e whole
K«• iiitiiI i-il »i«lrN|irrnd dmlri* f a r mii-lnl "I solemnly vow I w a n t a pood h a s :
of t h e vision w a s gloritied by t h e tremNUI'i't'kn. %| Ibr mi HIP TLHII* - T b r LLM-K a n d . My f a c e is m y f o r t u n e . Who'll
K l l c h r n " nud ••Thr t a » r «f llMrniiiB>." c o m e ? B u y ! B u y ! " While m a n p i l s i s i
l'"P!'icst m o m e n i of my life u l o u s h o p e t h a t s h e might see "him."
Ininiortsillcfd b.v t ' o i n a r l
WOIIUI*.
— . a n d l o r d s wen? coming, e a g e r f o r h e r . | u ' ' '
'' 's a fact t h a t tlie
A radiant vision w a s M a r i a n a t h a t
,rr,,
r - r r , h : r10"'
" r * , r d INmond Imre t h e t o r m e i i t s of a hope- ! ««"""1-<I. .Ilsal.led a n d unemployed of
m o r n i n g , a n d p a s s e r s b y t u r n e d to look
buunlM ,.f t b r d a y . T h a r h r r a y k a r w
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mislre^ •
l ' « v e l.i-ei, t a k e n c a r e of ill
r * r r > M^itrrl nf thin r a l b r r v a l s a r an- " S N pn-sion. aim i n s o i . i r i n i s i u s , .
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admiringly a t t h e trim, white-clad Ille l r t y . Hr wan an inai-b a t r a a r w i t h s u f f e r e d w i t h him.
' a" m a n n e r b e f i n i n g itii> sacrifices
""" they t i e f i g u r e t r i p p i n g gaily a l o n g tlie
t b r p r l m r n i l a U t r r nf K a g l a a d aa w i t h
At l a s t n suitor w o r t h y of t h e p r i z e •lave m a d e . T h e en use of t h e disabled d u s t y roadside.
I b r i i m p r t r l n r nf t h r " H a r k K l t r b r a . "
a
p
p e a r e d — t h e II Mike of H a m i l t o n —
But a s t h e sun r o s e h i g h e r a n d t h e
With bla k r r n a n l i r l r a r u a r a a d a h a r p
wit, t b r rhriiaii-li-r of anwlm flayed III m u c h B e a t r i x ' s s e n i o r , w e a l t h y , a n d
h e a t Increased M a r i a n a ' s e n t h u s l a s i a
with bin t r a d r r b r a i l a a d fclaily h u - second t o n o n e in t h e kingdom. Kswaned with her lagging feet.
nmr t b r Krrul uwvrllat a a d r r a t o n d It. niond h a d to a c c e p t h i s f a t e . T h e
How b e a u t i f u l it w a s o u t here
In IiIm o w e w a y h r a t r u v r t a r r K r n wedding gift he m a d e h e r w a s t h e
r r a i r It.
though!
S o m e w h e r e in t h e green
s t r—
i n g of d i a m o n d s his f n t h Tl/rar iiiialillrn of b r a r t a a d ailad. , splendid
.
b r a n c h e s o v e r h e a d a bird carolled Joyulileii tin- In bla hiiiikM. r r r a t r d t h e ; e r ' s widow had glv(»n him. As s h e acously a n d in Ihe d i s t a n c e c a m e f a i n t
purxlr of bla perNitiiniliyt
<-piited il with a cry of deliiriit. h e r
s o u n d s of
the
huyiiiiikers. Some•Ir w a a a e y a l e ! II? IiU l l f r all wrouKbt j lirldegrooin-clect. w i t h a d a r k e n i n g
Of a r i i r r a u n a r t . , mild n u r d , aail , f
w h e r e , too. in this e n c h a n t e d land
t ( i l ( j )|(>|.
t)1(1
Krniit* M> R;
j lived T h e Man.
b r n r t wide u p r a lo ail k t a d l y I>iicho<s of H a m i l t o n should accept
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IhiMiKbt.
p r e s e n t s f r o m g e n t l e m e n who had no
UK litinil nn iiulek tn Kl«r. bla t o a a e r
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Her
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ing when s h e h a d c h a n c e d to b e a t
i not her. t o whom t h e obi d o w a g e r on
h e r window in t h e early d a w n a n d
h e r d e a t h - b e d laid nwllciously told
N lie* d a y s w h e n t h e S t u a r t w a s
c a u g h t a glimpse of him c a r r y i n g a
H a r r y ' s story, a n s w e r e d
for h e r :
p l a y i n g his lo-ing g a m e for Kngdew-wet b u r d e n of lettuce a n d CUCUIB" H a r r y Ksmond Is h i s f a flier's l a w f u l
liind's c r o w n , a sallow-faced, preliers t o t h e f a r m h o u s e d o o r below she
son a n d t r u e h e i r . W e a r e t h e reions boy w a s g r o w i n g up. h a l f h a d b e e n u n a b l e t o p u t f h e strong,
cipients of Ills b o u n t y , a n d h " Is t h e
loved. half*neglected, In I ' a s t l e w e o d
s u n b u r n e d f a c e a n d s t a l w a r t form
head of a h o u s e a s old a s y o u r g r a c e ' s
House, k n o w i n g all t h e s i c r e t s of i t s
q u i t e out of mind.
own." A n d Beatrix, f r o m w h o m It h a d
hidden c h a m b e r s , w h e r e c a v a l i e r a n d
And t h i s w a s h e r last d a y of freeall been kept a s e c r e t , whispered to
priest could h i d e f o r a lifetime. H a r r y
dom.
H e r c h a n c e of k n o w i n g hlia
him.
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bew a s r e p u t e d tin- Illegitimate sou n , | | - , r , . ' "
e n d e d t o d a y ! T o m o r r o w meant, noisy,
T h o m a s Ksniond. Lord O i s t l e w o o d
s m o k y B r e w s t e r a n d — A u n t Amelia.
t i n t h e e v e of m a r r i a g e t h e d u k e
whose childless wife. Iierself an KsM a r i a n a sighed dismally. However,
died in a duel. B e a t r i x m o u r n e d him
inond. had been a b e a u t y and king's
honestly, but Ksniond d a r e d h o p e f o r
being a c h e e r y littb* person, h e r gloom
f a v o r i t e once. A f t e r Viscount ('astlehimself, a n d p l a n n e d a bold m o v e to
Hiaiii v a n i s h e d a s sin* c a u g h t a glimpse
wood h a d died, fighting for K i n g
Son why it should not h a v e g i o w u a n d b e c o m e the
win h e r love. All t h e Kstnonds w e r e
of t h e big. rl|»e b e r r i e s n e a r by.
J a m e s at B o y n e W a t e r , a n d K i n g
nietropolis of t h e eounty."
j h e a r t a n d soul f o r t h e S t u a r t cause.
" B l u e b e r r i e s ! " she e x c l a i m e d , rising
Willlnm's men liad t a k e n his lady prisF r a n k , t h e y o u n g viscount, w h o w a s
Lincoln llrst saw N-.-w Salem in A p r i l . i s : u .
a n d beginning to g a t h e r t h e t e m p t i n g
oner. hiding lu h e r bed. paintiii a n d
lighting a b r o a d , closely r e s e m b l e d t h e
when he a n d his flathoat e r e w had t h e i r f a m o u s
fruit.
P r e s e n t l y a glance o v e r t h e
p o w d e r e d , r e s p l e n d e n t In h e r brocaded
exiled c h e v a l i e r . T h e t w o e a m e tos t o n e wall r e v e a l e d m o r e b e r r i e s be*
" d ^ ' t u n r e or. tlie milldam. He w a s on his way l K ( , u j l
goppclocked red s t o e k l n g s f r o m I ' e a r d - t o w n to N e w Orleans, w h e r e h e saw- ' j i v | H i r
jj,,.
| , o X holding t h e g e t h e r t o L a d y I ' a s t l e w o o d ' s London
yond In t h e p a s t u r e .
t h e selling of slaves a n d said, "If ever I get a i p a p e r s of t h e Uoynllsts-—another kins- Imuse. t h e p r i n c e im|»ersomiting t h e
L a u g h i n g s o f t l y . M a r i a n a scaled t h e
1
h.'ince to idt t h a t ihini: 1 11 hi? it h a r d . "
umij. K r a n c i s Ksmond. h a d t a k e n pos- viscount, a n d F r a n k , his valet, a n d
wall
with
pretty
grace.
MISS P A U L I N E H E N K E L ,
1 w e r e received with g r e a t joy. S t u a r t i
July 1. i s . u . Lincoln walked into New Salem to
"Oh. d e a r ! " sighed M a r i a n a . h#-r
/ p a r t i s a n s c a m e to t h . - h o u s e by s t e a l t h . should Mime a b o v e e v e r y t h i n g else In
s e r v e as clerk in t h e o f f u t store, when it should session Of t h e Old h o u s e
e y e s following w i s t f u l l y I h e d i s t a n t
" O d e a eerie, little H a r r y Ksmond
S I i m i < | , l k . . ,WlV#.n< T h , .
l e ready. T h e t o w n e h f t i o n a t that l i m e w a s Veld
o u r h e a r t s . I A ' I US t a k e c a r e of f h e s h a d o w s of f r e e s t trees. If only she
d u r i n g t h e first week In August, and Lincoln, be- Mild in Ins h e a r t , when Ifachel. f b e , nuild of h o n o r contrlveil a n Interview men w h o saved o u r c o u n t r y ; we o w e might real in t h o s e cool WIHHIS a w h i l e !
new L a d y Castlewood, In h e r lovely
between t h e prince a n d Q u e e n Anne, t h e m a n obligation we c a n n o t a f f o r d
ing ahout t h e polling place, w a s asked by M e n t o r
W e a r i l y she plodded on u n d e r t h e
girlhood, met him in t h e yellow gallery,
O r n h a m . t h e m a n w h o l a t e r became hi.- f r h ' n d
bis s i s t e r , w h o s e h e a l t h w a s failing, to ignore."
niHinday s u n , reiichiiiR a t last t h e wela n d t h e r e s t i r r e d In him t h e beginmid teacher, if he could write. Lincoln r i v l i e d . "I
a n d all hoped that s h e would proclaim
come s h a d o w s of I h e WOIM). Thrown i n g s of a l i f e t i m e ' s devotion to h e r .
c a n m a k e a f e w rabhit t r a c k s . " wliereupon b e w a s
hiiii h e r s u c c e s s o r . T h e n B e a t r i x ' s
ing herself d o w n upon t h e s w e e t pine
invited in to assist in k e e p i n g tally, t h e n g u l a r to h e r b e a u t i f u l children. B e a t r i c e a n d f r i e n d s b e g a n to f e a r f o r her. a s t h e LEGION POST ADOPTS CREED
needles, she d r e w d e e p b r e a t h s of t h e
clerk h a v i n g f a i l e d to a p p e a r , it i - said that dur* F r a n k , a n d to his loviai. n e w p a t r o n . prince, w h o had no r e s f a r t f o r women,
Member of Somervlllc ( M a s s ) O r g a n i . pine-scented a i r . P r e s e n t l y h e r t i r e d
i n s tho lull in voting Lincoln Imi r o w d t h e op- F r a n c i s , Lord I'astlewiHuI. As a loved w a s I n f a t u a t e d w i t h h e r a n d s h e
a a t i o n Is A u t h o r of P a r a g r a p h s
eyelids drooped lower a n d lower and
p o r t u n i t y to tell stories. So h e r e w a s I ineoln's k i n s m a n now. H a r r y h a d grown to listened t o him. Against h e r will they
. . . .
-i
W o r t h y of C o n s i d e r a t i o n .
s h e slept.
•iirodtidion t o politic-. Hut he w a s a finished m a n h o o d , w h e n suddenly t h e small- sent h e r to Castlewood.. . Suddenly
the j
pox. r a v a g i n g file neighborhood, d e
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story teller e v e n then.
Somervlllc ( M a s s . ) post «f t h e A n i e r
st royed f o r a t i m e Lady t'listlew-ood's Q u e e n w a s r e p o r t e d dying, a n d Ihe
" T o m " Heed of M a i n e , t h e f a m o u s s p e a k e r of
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p r i n c e could not b e f o u n d . Beatrix i j 4 , | | n
|, Mtl a d o p t e d t h e following
M e h o u s e oj represeilfatIm'«, o|,< . -a 'I. "A slates- bi eu amui t.y , a n d h e r gay h u s b a n d ' s b e a n had f o u n d m e a n s to tell him h e r where- r r t . t . , K w r , | | o r i M
It w a s s u n s e t . T h e p r o s j t e c l of night
o f ltM l m . i n b e P i ;
t u r n e d to l e s s e r loves, though he si ill
o v e r t a k i n g h e r in a s t r a n g e wood w a a
m a n is a s u c c e s s f u l p o l l t o i m win. is d e a d . ' T h e r n r v ( l ,.„„Mgh t o b.
nboiits. H e n r y Ksniond jind F r a n k rotle •
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wildly Jealous.
h u m o r and siireiisin
" ' i - a r e evceeded onlv by 1
| n o t a t all p l e a s a n t ; besides, w h a t
ail night t o CastlewoiaL L n t e r l n g by j < | . . | h . I H j f , b | e organlxailon.
it"- value a s a p o p u l a r g a u g e of politics a n d poli- w h e n Lord Mobun. a London blood. t h e s e c r e t window, they f o u n d t h e |
would Miss Kent think V
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all bis life, und be n e v e r hesitated to seek public
their Old d d l n g phice t h e imiHTs p r o v . h ! | I | | ( ) k f o r n I i m l l l > f i , r
Kuddenly s h e p a u s e d — t e r r i f i e d . N e a r
j s t a t e m e n t t h a t h e had long k n o w n
I i ft rment.
Ing h i s b i r l h and t i t l e . Lsmond b u r n t i
by, dimly o u t l i n e d iu t h e g a t h e r i n g
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thein b e f o r e t h e prim-e. with flit
s h a d o w s , loomed t h e h u g e b l a c k body
; Lord t 'nstlewood's. d y i n c confession
" I believe Mini t h e A m e r i c a n I * w o r d s : *'1 d r a w my s w o r d a n d b r e a k
A f t e r " H o n e s t Abe ' had been in New Salem
of a n a n i m a l .
j t h a t H a r r y Ksniond had it right to t h e
gion's Ideas n e v e r will b e shelved.
a year or so b e ran for t h e s i a i e legislature. Me
it, iind r e n o u n c e you. H a d you comIlrentblessly s h e s t a r e d back Info
j n a m e In bore, a n d w a s head of tlie
"I believe t h a t t h e A m e r i c a n U'gion
lu.d a l r e a d y l e a r n e d to write, as is shown by his
pleted t h e w r o n g yon designed us. I
Ihe g l e a m i n g e y e s r e g a r d i n g h e r . T h e n
I h o u s e of C a s t l e w o o d .
will g a l l a n t l y s t a n d by w h a t is right
.innouncement of his candidu< y. w h h h cuncludes
would h a v e driven It t h r o u g h y o u r
T h i s paper, s t a i n e d wltfi t h e blood of
alNive t h e b e a t i n g of h e r h e a r t cuiue
a n d h e l p to d e s t r o y what Is wrong.
thus:
heart."
F r a n k , b r e a k i n g his own
i his dear master. Harry bumed. and
t h e sound of a m e r r y w h i s t l e f r o m
"1 believe t h a t t h e Amerlean l e g i o n ' s
" i : \ e r y man is said to h a v e his peculiat ambi
sword, e c h o e d h i m :
"I go with my
the pnsture.
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cousin. 1*111 for t h e Klector of H u i e | ( 1 | l |
b e e n e n a b l e d to m a k e t h e righteous
lent or r a d i c a l individual o r o r g a n l / a Sobbing with relief, M a r i a n a fled
one, t h a t I 1 n v e no o t h e r so ^ t e a t as t h a t of being
over. I t ' s y o u r M a j e s t y ' s f a u l t . You ; | j | 1 I |
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truly e - t e e m e d of my fellow men by r e n d e r in-.' mymight h a v e been k i n g If you hadn't
e r know sorrow throitirh hitn. a n d t h a i
"I N-lieve t h a i t h e A m e r i c a n l e g i o n
feel crashed tinough t h e underbrnak
-ell worthy of their e s t e e m
Mow f a r I - b a ' l ' i n come d a n g l i n g a f t e r T r i l l "
l i t t l e 1- r a n k s h o u l d b e c o m e L o r d r u s t l e
will help to b r i n g |a>ace out of chaos.
behind
her.
briars
caught
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. e e d in r a t i f y i n g t h i s ainbition is yet to l.e de*
T h e talk w a s s c a r c e o v e r when Ilea
wood In his f a t h e r ' s s t e a d .
" I believe t h a t t h e A m e r i c a n Legion
s c r a t c h e d h e r b u t s h e s p e d blindly
M-lo|ied. I a m yoiii:-' a n d unknown t< ninny of
trlx e n t e r e d t h e r o o m . S h e t u r n e d
F n f e d e a l t h a r d l y j u s t now w i t h
is looking f o r w a r d , not b a c k w a r d .
When t h e hoi, p a n t i n g b r e a t h e
yon
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f , , * ,.f Tlie M a a .
• t voters of th« l o u n t y : and if •4<' , e d they wilt ehiHM* t o believe t h a t he might havi • h e r a l d w a s p r o c h i l m i n g : "HJeorge. by
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n a v e c o n f e r r e d a f a v o r .ipon m e for w f b h I -liali p r e v e n t e d h e r husband*s d e a t h . P e r | l h < .
billty.
l e u n r e m i t t i n g tn my hit or* to •otiipen-«a , e. ftut Iia|»w b e c a u s e s h e f e l t In h e r heart a h a d dit>d t h a t n i g h t .
i s t a m m e r e d . Milempllng t o rtae.
lielleve il. I hi j o n V
it ' b e ^-••.td people In t h e i r Wisdom shall see til In t e n d e r e r love f o r hlm t h a n slie d a r e d
T h e elievaller e s c a p e d s e e r e t l y l o
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S e t a 40.000 Members a a Goal.
w a t e r t h a t hnd not M e n used on Marltnliiiir wltii di»ap|Mdnfmenta to In \>ry much a n d e v e n h e r f r i e n d s h i p . T h e living F r a n k h a d m a r r i e d a f o r e i g n eounte^s.
With •4.tss» m e m b e r s nt I b e end of • a n a ' s lieatB H
of t h e p a r i s h t h u r e h of CaMleworal,
• ha grilled."
a n d Kstnond's m i s t r i ^ s w a s l e f t alone, j iK.1i. K a n s a s d e p a r i m e n i of t h e Amer* |
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At Inst, a s lieauttful In h e r a a f a n m i i m n l e g i o n h a s set HMMA l^-gino ; h r •mileii Isiyishly.
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•be itlfieritnt preai h e r w h o m he d e f e a t e d in is.n;
a s nMhlen« l a t h e i r iqiring. a h e liaten.il ! m i i n - s aa lis g . « l f t # MCI. T h e s t a t e 1 | | , , r p } r a
f.Mlowe.1 his g e f l l a i ^
f. i iingiess. Hut New S a l e a . went f o r " H o n e s t b e e n |»ennlless a n d f r i e n d l e s s had not
t o hitn. nn.1 eons4*nte«l t o b e c o m e b i s | h a s u |Ndeiitlal m e m f a ' r s b l p of ttMNIt. 1 f | H . | f
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j w h o h n d long c h e r i s h e d p i q u e a g a i n s t w l f s .
it- i! ei lie w a - iriumphaiiTly elei-tnl
h e y b u i l t a a e w r(*nstlewmM|.
lb.. i ^ i w i a m i l i s t u..•.uu s t b - w o o d , a n d •' iMivia 0tif
f ti,,.
n i t s of I
j t h e y o u n g e r a n d f a i r e r l4idy Cestle* t
•HH»r gaa|aNi M a r i a n a f a i n t l y . M |—
\..IH.IU r v e r saw a n y d i f f e r . n - e betw,...,, t h e W O i a | . sumtiHmed film P# h e r n e w l a a w e f o u a d t h e r e a n I n d i a n s u m m e r tif s.- < m e W o m e n ' s Auailiary.
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gueaa y i a r i l t h i n k I'm a 'frald-.-al l"
A b i a b i ie L i n c o l n of N. « s u U n . a n d i h e A b r a h a m t f r M s e y .
A« h e k U s e d h e r with1 i.ei.in "f tlie W h i t e If• us«a|ie s n d l e d t r e m u l o u s l y . Hie lovely colCcipyrlflhl. fSIt, bv l b . Po«l Publlahtnr .
H e n e v . r h a n r e d * r r H h a n d a n d s a i n t i d h e r a s Mar*
D i s t r i b u t i n g Victory Medala.
Co iThr lU>sturi posti t'oftyrlght in t h r j
•if-.ibne
sii-v
iii hi" lot'ly
or eiaidng Itilo b e r . b.-.*ka In Iter eea*
A l t h o u g h t h e r e will he n o m o r e a r m y
r h l o m - a . • f o n e f M n g i n h i s a«>Nun<d
I ' n t t n t Klnadotn. it'.- i •'•rr.laU.nB. Us f o b 1
. : • o l b " s t o r y of bis life if m lirouglit bitn
fusbdi.
onlm e n d dr|irr»drn« tra. kinder tfir
. recniliiitg f o r ««.me liaie, t h e reerullI>enr1ng m a d e h e r g u c o i t h a i h e knew
• -e in t h e |n*o|ib a - i•iii- i f llw ta. Ami in t h e
ilnl lite man didn'l leil h e r what lie
rlght act. by ihi* Pom ivibMshtnr r o . j .ng o f h i v r ^ will i s m t l n u e l a d i s t r l l i a t e
h e w a s h e r h u s b a n d ' s t r i e son a n d
. m .i|.iiieni of tin- m a n t h e n ' t - no m o l e ru«i-inat*
really
Ibiiught until ala moaile* la*er.
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| %'knory m e d a l a l o ni<mbera i ^ t h e
ehb-f of t h e hou»**. H a l f f r i g h t e n e d .
;i . • !i.ip ? el t h a n New Salem. 1KII*If7.
T h e n — w e l l . It u d y i o n . - r n i e . l MariAiw-rb a n l e gion a n d o t h e r e i . ^ • r v i r e
a n a . iiny w a y !
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CLASSICS
Xj/ie
PROCRASTINATOR
T H E
AMERICAN
L E D G E R ' S
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1—Rutledqe and Cameron Mill
2—Lincofti's Flat Boat
a—Kliil Dam
4—Ferry Boat
5—Offut Store
Steamboat "Utility"
7—R. i. Onitott, Bom 18J0
8—R««. John Camera's Home
S—Rutledge Tavm ^nd Home
10—Spnngfield Road
11—Lincoin 4 Berry Grocery
12—Or. John Allen's Residence
13—HiB 4 McNamer Stori
14—Chritman Bros. Stort
I
»5—Peter Lukins. Shoemaker
16—Dr. Raider's Office
17—Bale's Carding Machine House
18—Trent Brothers
19—Ph man Morrii, Tanner
20—Aie>aiiilcr Waoaell. Hatter
21—Robt. Johnson, fies.. Wheelwnght
22—H, Orstott. Res. and Cooper Shop
23—Kelso Residence
24—Mi ;er. Res. and Blacksmith Shop
25—School Taught by Minta Graham
26—Grave Yard
27—ROM Herenden
23—Sangamon River
i
By J O H N DICKINSON S H E R M A N
A b'.oii l of rilv.h aril saOnpsj.. smi: s
qiuUiit kntntu-crnint cif :!,«• pioneers.
A lioim-ly titru. burn
star n i ' i Hi'tl
A h-usmhi |irinc«, u
w..
of (I'd.
'
0 T i l n S K w h o know their l.m.'oiu
ntul every good American ^iiould
read and r e r e a d this liihlo of AmorIcanlsiu—the nana.' of New Salem,
ill., calls up a c h a p t e r in his life
1
thaf no m a n cuu read w i t h o u t
smiles and t e a r s - - a n d wonder.
F o r New Salem w a s A h r a h a m
Lincoln's town d u r i n g the six
years w h i c h m a r k e d t h e first s t a g e
of his dt v< lopini'M f r o m "a q u a i n t
knight-errant of t h e p i o n e e r s " to
'•.i m a s t e r p i e c e of (.!o;l."
l i e m r a e d a t Nt-w Salem in ISU "a s t r a n g e r ,
f r i e n d l e s s , uneducated, pennili'ss hoy, w o r k i n g on
h f l a t h o a t for $10 a n onth,' a s he himself p u t It.
In 1s.'»7 h e left New Saicm to talie u p his law practice n Springtleld.
l u iho>e m o m e n t o u s si§': y e a r s he had transf o r m e d himself f r o m an ignorant ami u n c o u t h
y o u t h of twenty-two to a man of niknowledgod
p r o m i s e a n d ahlilty, with m o r e than a lo< aI popularity and a n ambition t h a t s p u r r e d him to travel
fsr.B
'i'hose »ix years were crowded years, it was* at
Now Salem t h a t Lincoln e u n i e d Lis ni< l;nnme of
" l i . nost Ahe" --and incidentally f a s t e n e d upon
himsi-if ii tuirdcn of debt w h i c h he w a s never able
i dly to wipe out unt.I his f o r t i e t h year, a f t e r his
eiectiiifi to congre^.- in ISIP.
it w a s :.t New Salem t h a t !;• w a s clerk a n d
s t o r e k e e p e r ; tluit h e s t u d i e d g r a m m a r and Blacks t o n e : t h a i he « a s a (.uptain in t h e Black H a w k
w a r . thut h e w a s d e p u t y surveyor, that l e w a s
p o s t m a s t e r , t h a t h e w a s d e f e a t e d a n d then elected
f o r t h e legislature. And it w a s at New Salem t h a t
h e loved a n d wooed and lost Ann Itutledgo over
w h o s e d e a t h he nearly lost
reason f r o m grief.
Vew Sao-m w a s rounded in l - ' j s . Soon a f t e r
Lit oln went to Springfield tlie little town began
to decline.
Its people left f o r m o r e in resslhta
pia< i s. By 1S4:. Nt-w S.dem had in en nliandoned.
liMlay. m.dor t t R i i i s p i i-s of tin- n i d S dem Lincoln League, nn o r g a n i z a t i o n formed in 1!M7.
" H o n e s t A l a ' s " t o w n is belnu* r e s t o r e d In facsimile. It will he in every posslhle detail like t h e
New S a l e m wijleh b e knew. Old maps, old prints,
old doed* - every n-cord u b i n l n a b l e hiive beeii
• onsQltiHl t o m a k e t h e n e w village an « v a ' t reproduction of t h e old. The only new 1 jiiding is tli^
Lincoln m u s e u m . William Itendolph I l o a r s t gave
t h e pro|M'rt>
The cost of rehuildlti;: i- being met
l y p o p u l a r subscription. T h e work w \\ be d o n e
m i n e t i m e tills summer, it is • \[ieileii.
Old Salem S t a t e P a r k .
• ild Salem Suite park will he N- w Sal-'m"'' new
t.m ». It"* p u r p o s e is to pr< r\«- for p'»-i.-riiy tlie
• nvironinei.t and aimo»i»h're ti
r.
mal e
1 ii'oin. tiie man.
As to t h e pliOtogniri:- b e n r e p n u l u M d : Tlie
l o r t r a i t of "Honest Al-e' i- one of •!,. enrlie«i
photograpti"' he bad taki-n a n d u''*-' " ti i be«t idea
•f h i " wpptiiraiK e n»* a \ o t j n g man. Tin- i itr.bered
plan is f r »m the u n hltcct's working
New Salem, tir-t . alh ii r a n n T o n - Mill. m«S uii
!!•• Sangainon r i \ e r (then siwlb-d S a n g a u m aii<t
p n a i o u m e d Sungntmiw), 'Jij mile- i.onhwesf of
>1 rii.gfleld. In Hi"., days .v w Salem WHS iu
S a n g a m > n r o u n i j w i t h Sprlngfii-ld a> t h e c o u n t y
MMI
Sj rintP.-id Itself \\:i«
,11 H lucre village,
havlitg a population of LOIS), or perbapN LU*'.
T h e capltnl of tin* stntt M I I « yi-t a t Vandiiiin and
s u i t i n g f o r tin- purliuineotary t a ' t of A b r a h a m
l.lii'oln Mtd the ' l o n g i/tie to l a k e it to Springhold.
T h e historinn of -iji* r-•>i< l niiton i roji- i ^ay*
t h a t the fir»t •u-ttlers of New Sab-ru w e r e J o h n M.
t ' a m r r o n and bit* uncle. Jntne* Butledg**. who en*
f e r e d their CIMIIIIS on J u l y
'.1».
Here they
e r e c t m I t h e i r grist and fcMA mills, hoth h o u w i l
in o n e s t r u c t u r e built our into t h e SungHroou river,
t h a t f r i n g e d Ihe town • t»». New saleni grew u p
Around t h i s mill,
S r t t l t n e n l s eviMed already a ' '"lory « d r o v e , at
a p l a t e now e a H H Athen«i. at s igur t»ri»vi- atid at
Itidittn P o i n t , nil witl.in ten <>r twelve miles of
N e w S u l e m . With a miii to a t t r a < i thes** M-tiler«.
•I.«» flpponoDlfy f«»r bttatnen* a t IIM • • - •• • . M
Blazing N e w
N a m a l y T k e m e t a a # Uee af " A m e n
• . • s g a a g e * A r t BCreng
P a i a t a ia V a r a L i t r e .
^
" W b ? 4nea a hrarse-horae •nicker.
a lawyer's botiee^' aska t arl
S a a d b a n r . f-*blcaga poet, in a v e r s e
e n t i t l e d • T o o Many Lawyers.-*
T b a q a a ^ h e i ta i m p o r t a n i not In
I t s e l f , b a t l a Ita t m H l c a t t o n * ; a n d Mr.
-r~ rca&r -ks&RY GROCZFY CWJXFT,
"bcivmiHzzR STCR?—-
was
a m i Samuel llili : n.l .l«-:iii M .\. , i ic.Clitly e r e e t i ' d a store building ol jogs. Tl.ey sold
tea. coft'ee. s u g a r , salt a n d whisky in t h e gio«ery
line, and b l u e calico, b r o w n muslin, cotton chain
a n d siraw h a t s , with a few holies' h a t s a n d o t h e r
o r n n m e n t n l !• mlnliie a p p a r e l .n their dry goods
«!< p n r t m e n t .
.loi n M. Neiil v right n a a . w a s J o h n McNamer.
H e quickly m a d e a " f o r t u n e " » f about
and
w< im(1 a n d won Ann Hutledge. T h e n be left to
b r i n g liis m o t l i e r and sisti r> f r o m New York. A
long delay b r o k e otT t h e e n g a g e m e n t a n d Lincoln
then won Ann. M c N a m e r r< turned to find Ai n
dead of f e v e r .
Town Gets a Posloffice.
"tin C h r i s t m a s day in l v l H .' i h e h i s i o r .in goes
on ft - a y . " a post ottlce w a - t-!ahUshe<l if» New
Salem a n d Samuel Hill v . - m a d e p o s t m a s t e r .
George W a r b u r t o i i t h e n imi : a >ton- build;ng : tid
put III n Stock of good*. Put soon sold out to t h e
Chrisnian Brotlu-js. o n e <: whom. I s a a c I*, became p o - t m a s t e r on N o v e m b e r J i . IS."!. William
t'lury. t h e b r o t h e r of J o h n , who gave his n a m e to
t h e g^ove w h e r e he s e t t l e d In ISIl*. e r e c t e d and
beciitno p r o p r i e t o r of I ' l a i y - groei-ry. T h e n c a m e
Hoctor Alien, who e r e c t e d a dwelling a e r o - s t h e
street s o u t h f r o m t h e Hill .V: M< Nelll store.
In adiiiiion to his profi-s* ional d u t i e s I'o. toi
Allen ci'iiducted a Sunday ><! ool. He w a s an
a r d e n t t e m p e r a n c e m a n a n d lormed t h e first tetnperai.
so.-iety in tin c..| l ;munli>. T h e placi of
n eetlng ^ a s m bis rehideiK I- or in t h e loj; school*
h'lllse erei ted sliortly befi»ri 'lii- liuw on t h e hlil
Side -lUtll Ol New Sah'lll h o tor Al'el w a s both*
e n d as tn wliether it w,
r -dit >r w r o n g to en.
g a g e ill t h e p r a c t i c e of b
iti s - i n on Sui.days
a n d comprom -ed f b e mat
y r. e v l n s t h e .-;ck
b u t pivlng hi> e a r n i n g s ..t
I
> wholly to tfit*
work of t h e Lord.
"Then, d u r i n g the s u m m e r of ls"o. H e n r y <'n*
Stott tnoveil f r o m Sugar (Jrove. e r e c t e d a dwelling
a n d e-1ahlished a c o o p e r - siiojt, supplying t h e
kegs tmd b a r r e l s for t h e flour and meal m a d e at
t h e mill, a n d tin
n t a i n e r f for ti,.- eured pork
shlp|i(<l by flathoat to t h e m a r k e t - of t h e South,
generally f r o m B e a r d s t o w n to wii . h p l a - e it wa.^
hauled .ii wagons.
Denton O f f u t Arrives.
" I ' i r l i g tin Mimmer <if Is:;!. I'.enton niTut. "'ii
i- returi f r o m a llathoat e.seursioii to \ev\ Or
U uns ( o n t r a c t e d for lot 11 nortl of Main street
ai d erectoO a store building, tin deed tlieieto be.
lug dated Sept« mber 1! "i tlmt year. 'I heu c a m e
a rusli of othi i" -elih-rs I ' i d l e m ' n M o i n s , i, tan
t.er e r e c t e i j
dwelling a n d e - ' . d . l i - l i d a t a n
\ a r d ; J o - h u a Miller, ii IdaeUsn th and wagon
inak'T. built a lesldem e a n d esiablt-iied a s h o p ;
Alevulider I'urgesoll and I'e te r Lukins. t h e *hoelindiei-s; Kol.ert .lohnson. thi^ w h e e l w r i g h t , wlio
m a d e looms, spinning w h e e l s and f u r n l l n r . * ; Mar*
•in Waddeli i h e h a t t e r , w h o n u d e h a t s out of
rabbit f u r . W«MI| und i h e f u r of o t h e r a n i m a l s t h e
Bale f a m i l y , headed by .la-ol. I'.ale, who bought
a n d o p e r a t e d H i l l s i-ardlng m a c h i n e and storehous-e f u r w<Md; t h e II-. r n d o n B r o t h e i s , nhopkii'p*
era. who e s t a b l i s h e d a s t o r e We»f of t h e J a m e s
Butiedtre re-.ideio'e and Inn, and In a p a r i of t h e
h o u s e of J u - h u a MUh-r wbieh wa* doutde. lived
his h r o t h e r in law. J a c k K e l s o whi-M- wife k e p i
(•uarders o i ^ a s b u i a l l y a n d who him-elf Haw t h e
r h a m p i o n h u n t e r und f i s h e r m a n of t h e Ollage
Henry S>n>o e a m e in ihe fall of ls.'il a n d void out
nt the end ot a y e a r t o h o c t o r Kegnier. Also
• niiie |»ia-u»r h u a e a n . I m v n j W h e r r y . I s a a c I'.ar*
m r Kdmond tJn-er, I«MIC tiidlainer. Kot-ert and
Willlain Mi Neely. t'lileli '"iirmen tnoxi-d t h e r e
f r o m IUnK f e m e r a f t e r Tretif left and laade
hlim-s. . . ,
" T h u s ti e town soon iN-came «i If v|||,|Niriiu8.
s a d liisil r not la-en f o r t h e f a ' t t h a i it w a a a'tiioaf
I n s ' ie^sibli• oi f r o m t h e WI-»I. t h e n j- no r m -
I
mzraKrz/r srvxir—
wms
i l i . n r - lnsl»f n't. n h o w e v i r tbal l l e y
h a v e 30 b evi-d a new f o r m
|Na*l^.
In t ot vet t o b e a l l o w e d
Profi-s-or
Krskine
«'F
Columbia
nniverslty
SMiidtoirK tiobN 'iiiit i».- quullly of n n ' b i - d f b e ioiieiu«iiin t h a t their
l i a p l b a ' b i . i •*,*• .i|,« in a i i y i b i n g t h a i <er-*< a r e in e f f e r t " p r o n e t r a m p s
, ia aiith" title art '
Tb»- impllcallufi l i o t , a ' of "|MN>II,S fl.at i»« »er GEL writ•tfia»-e lo tai.e u tii.it ti,». ultra- • ' i i ' and t h a t t h e i r * is " t h e n m i a n c e
nHMlein - b«»»il ••( ,•«•«.
whieli ihi*
"•-eond b a n d • \ p n »»«l«ai" I h i e t o r
w r i t r r l» o n e
it
b a a P a t t e r - o n . a l s o of C o l u m b i a , b a d Amy
eooiim^ed new- rrrilory io tin* field l^c. eii n - a d h e r own vera llbre In bl«
..f
«... —
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....... - - •••of idi*n« und w«iii new Piter* eti of .'g- lala»rator> und M i r e d it u p aa "riiytii
I pre-lM,.
mienlly Mdf n a i ^ . ;..u- -p-i e d p n . s e "
I h e t h i n g lb.- " f r e e Ti-t-r'* p n i ' t l * It sei'lBS l o IK* r a t h e r in t h e i r ch..!«*
Poetic
Paths
1
MatJaf tf PamHara.
T a B a k e yoar frlead* at t h e i r ea«e
g
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*
Ol
l a f a a r k m m yoa aiti«t Bret a a i k e
t b e a eaatfanalde. Many peronas a r e
eieharraaaad and pat at a dlsadvani s a e r i o n c e W i e l i Can*
v t a e e A n y a a a T h a t N W a s i f Ma
t a p i I b r a a g b a a f b a R gf t h e i r a w a .
Uf t & M k m a r r a a g i a n nt of f a r a i t a r e
R a t i BRi i i H i i n l N aa p l a t a d aa t o
—
t r i p M m a a w a r y a a f e a a a c r a a aa* j " X * m a t t e r w h a t t h e
a l l , t h a t b a v e a ' t g o t R. a
flit a t a r i , a ' f r a g i l e h a i n ' t by a a a w a a a a p r i v a t e
a aaatly C b l a e a e l a i e p p b H o M p b i e a l l y a a M t b a p a a t a a M i # a t
l a a l a a a a e l a * . T o a d R a r b . A r t . • E v e r y Ntfle a b R e
ta
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o ^
e i a l , m . d i f f e n t i i e how k e e r f a l a n d
e o a s e e a t l v e b e la a l a m t d o t a g h i s d u t y .
Frlaatanre. day before yeeterday a
f * « t t h a t aabsi rlln • f o r a U t i l e fiorlc
d a R y t h a t r a m t a t a bio oMee. wliirted
a m a p l e of s h o t s a t me,
waa thraacb readlag R.
•A w h i l e b a c h a a a
'tdng
origin
CONDENSATIONS
of I h e m e s f r . m b'tro-ly imnlern t h i n g *
a n d In lie- IIH* of whbiit Mr. s.mdIn X a g o y a a r e p r o d u c l about TT.
loirg ealia th** "Aiat-ro n n " laii'.'imge
a s dl»T.iignis|H*D f r o m IHI.»U Knglish. p e r ct*nl of th«* chicks m a i i u f a c t a r e d
iimi t h e m w poi*is if ihe> f.e such. la J a p a n . ni»r,t of t h e r e m a i n d e r he*
h a v e l a l s i d n-ul iiiiieatoiM**. ' " l e i n - Ing m a d e in T o k y o .
n . b fly f o r p b . d o g r a | i l i l n f mr.<h!nery.
iiati l i i m i s S f i i r .
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t h a t w a a t e d b i s m a i l e a m e In I h r o u g b
S t a t e s Pylaff e n q e , w h o m a d e t h e
t h e a i d e a f t h e a f l b e w i t h a a a t . w h e n M a r t f n a a iVdllng • . I d . W a s h i n g t o n
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b a r * l a t h r e e a r f a a r d a y a . Aw, a e l l . d a y . I h e a v e r a g e w a g e b e i n g a b o u t XI
e v e r y r a s e h a s Ms t h n r a , a a d I reek a n e e a t a .
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d u s t r y t n tl«e d e v a s t a t e d regl.dts of |
freely OeoateC
Tlie d.*g f o r m s a n i m p o r t a n t a r t l r l a
F r a n . v l i a s r e a c h e d i w o - t b i r d s of nor- ! • t i . a a i niorning. n a r m / ' * f<egau tUe
of f.Hal am.dig many n a t i o n s , l a
ami p m d i i r t l . d k
"1 a m . o t b s i i n g
( temperao«e u i n t e r .
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I n s p i l e of t h e r e l a t i v e l y h i g h p r l r e s f * " lb*' Inel-riaiea' H.ane and—**
pupfii.-s a r e n a o d d r r e d a g r e a t dello f all, t h e l i i i l l | t f d n e s h a v e lat-a ex* i
"M.v h u s b a n d ' s .Hit." n-plie.t t h e lady,
• a c y . a m i a r e aaM by K u M p e a a s a h a
partlaff e o f i m , a a II Is f o u n d l a o r e j "but If > . « . a n hial him. I'M s a r v
have m i r i a a a Iheir prejadlees. ta ha
firofltable t e s h i p t h e m p r a t h a a t o y a a ' f e entirely w e f t u m e t o b l m . " — A a ^
t e r y aaeet and palatable. T h e taaia
I e x t n o - t t h e oil. o w i n g t o t h e f a r t t h a t ! e r i e a n l e g i o n Weekly.
• s r tbm's i e s b Is a f «ery e a r t y a r l g b k
| t h e r e i a n o m a r k H In t h e lalands f.ir 1
•
The aaeirata regarded a yoang aad
( t h e eofira e a k e , w h b b is f m r t l y b u r n e d j
Veritas.
f a t d a g a s e i r e l k a t f . a a i ; a a d Hlpiiarf o r fm-l t o n i i l s . - e n e l , a n d i mrtly
C o u n t r y f o l k s call i b t m k i t r b e n s ; r a t e a placed It idi a ftadlng w i t h m a t i h r n w n a w a y , cofira .id:.* b e i n g r a r e l y
elly f o l k s call I heat k i l e h e n e i t e s ; boa- f o a a a d p a r k . T h e R . a n a a « w e r e fiaM
need f o r e a t t l e f.aai in tlie P h i l l p p i a e s .
e e l f o l k s a r e g e t t i n g l o i a l l t h e a i af
a a e k h i g iaipfdea, a n d
aacritkad
b r e w e r i e s . - AmerMan l^'gion Weekly. t h e m l o t h e g a d s .
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T a AM Omahiad
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Sorgbusa. *1 U s t e a e d a t f e a t l v e l y a m • M e d v e t e r a n s t a w a r t l e a r a l a g w h a t - l a t e n l e w e r a f a c a t e r e d . e n t e a a r i e a .
learned R a a a d r r af
l a t . t e s t i a , e v e r t r a d e or b a s l a e e s t h e i r dbwMRty
p e r a d t a . b a a b e e a a m d e b y A. H . T«r* h e r b , - t h e a M .
things."
refilled.—
a e a . remmiiiiib r gf t h e M l a a e s e t a de- A m e r l r a a L e g l e a W e e k l y .
a f I h t A a m r l r a a IdRlsR.
Literal .
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"1 don t be eve we will re ou'i. ze . "y
a p e d i n t o U e n n a n y by o h t a i n i u g a
- ' a t u e of l i m i t a t i o n In h i - a s e .; o n e
in C a n a d a . I i.der t h e I.i.
•Inmid ex *'.•*
Se. re!: • y W e e k s wo:I 1 j o t -av
*1 t \ ' -••.Ilea on «•' .i p a - s p o r t is
pun - h u b •• by i m p - i - o n n i e n i .
> hii 1
\<iiubl fie t a k e n
nlyzed. b a - e d on i n f o r m a t i o n f r o m all 1
Injury Probably Does Not Reduce
Pest Threa-ans Serious Injury jn
thesi; sources." said I lean P o t t e r . "Acciiraey, iipplleutlou. a t t i t u d e , ei^oporaSeveral Stat:s.
Yield of Fruit.
I Illustration Shews Type Approved
tlve ::bility. c o u r t e s y . disjio-i»i(>n. elll- Hen Is Faithful if She Is Given
by Department of Agriculeieiiee, h a b i t s of w o r k , initiative, Judg- i
Proper Management and
mt-nt, lender.-diip. m e n t a l c a l i b e r , out- '
Affected P l a n t s Serve t o C a r r y AH- ;
N e i t h e r Cr.m Nor P o t a t o e s Should Be
tiT3 Poultry Experts.
Kept Free From Vermin.
liHik. s e n s e of resjionslbility, a n d tact- !
m e n t O v e r F r c m Y e a r to Year in
P unt??! W h e r e Insects Are PresMoral a n d social c h a r a c t e r i s t i c s will |
Absence of P o t a t o e s — O t h e r
e r t — R o t a t i o n of Crops
b e i n d i c a t e d by t h e s t u d e n t ' s a d d r e s s . ^
Plants Suspected.
Ii Recorr.nended
c h a r a c t e r , d e p e n d a b i l i t y , m a n n e r and j
|N>pularity. a n d h i s physical c h a r a c t e r - i
il'reojreil by th« United Smies In part
i!T. [M•
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ment of Agri(-tiltur>*.i
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A P A V K T T K , I N 1 T i n * plan f o r h e a l t h , e t c . T h e u s e of Kngllsh In b o t h
ered W i t h Straw a n d Carefully
I.,
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UIIIIIHI S t a t e s D e p a r t m e n t of Agr ' tila n a l y s i s of t h e c b a i a c t e r i s t i c s a n d
Protected Are Ideal—Exer-nathe*:
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northern
oral a n d w r i t t e n e x p r e s s i o n , a n d t h e
t u r e o n i h e control of t h e p o t a ' o w a r t
as It Is Collapsible.
jaTsouullt.v of e a c h s t u d e n t , s o m e t h i n g
cise i s Imperative.
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i.i. . f i n
the
II- opinion
b a n d w r i i l n g of e a c h m a n a l s o will be
d i s e a s e , a Kuropean t n e i b l e I'oimd in
I'.t i gtb'll e
•- Germany, lie ref - - I .u d in •! pluina'ie c i r ' >
new In t h e iMlucational world, lias
•
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• • M c h i g a n . Northern
• ! but :! • lb • -h govused, m a k i n i : tlie a t u d y a s c o m p l e t e a s
this e o u n t r y in P.MS, diwdosed the fact u v .
to I] -I'lKSs ?i po.-.sitdl ty of il s eX'ra
been inajigiiniti>.| b.v I >ean A. A. Potlllflll ol
. jitMe
( f r e p a r e i l by the United S l a ' e s P e p a r t liel
.• ii - 1
e a s t e r n Iowa und dition by <• -m- P.rMain for •iolation
Iinen • .i lid 'iei! and thai the (Ser
that liiis d i s e a s e also a t t a c k s t o m a t o e s .
posslhle."
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ment of AKricullnrt*.)
t e r of t h e e n g i n e e r i n g school of Ptiri
Kvt-ry t h n - e y e a r s of lir.'lsb I'.issport law.s but did -;<>
Out of L'S v a r i e t i e s of t o m a t o e s p l a n t e d
•. .••- e r n m e u t s u r r e n d e r l l e r g d o l l
At tlie end of e a e h y e a r . I>ean PotI .III- ll-st i| |
jKi'dliy kct-per.s. but i •i t i e university, with t h e d i s t r i b u t i o n
> t ' h i c k e n h e n s a n d I n c u b a i o r s can b e
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visited with out- "hat lie a-sui'.ed tba' if thi" slufi- of
•i .:
I»oiii)t wa- expressed
in w a r t - i n f e s t e d g a r d e n s in e a s t e r n ' W BO lai.es
t e r p r o i m s e s t o h a v e a fiersonal interani'
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j a n d o f t e n a r e used .successfuliy f o r
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t--f. b«'ean-e "f He* war between the 1'n "eii S'n;.'.- and
P e n n s y l v a n i a in IPlii. •.'<» w e r e found to
ether
«-miid t.e
.rm-d to the
view with e a c h s t u d e n t a n d give h i m
j pearanee •
ii- • hii ken y a n l - a - h-'
j h a t c h i n g t u r k e y eggs, hut t h e s u r e s t
hltert in an.? r e l u m e t l t o his otf'n-e. T h e
* • hree y e a r - for tlie Cernmny wen- deMnred a* .m i-tid
itetl >•. » p. • -i, au t h o r Meh e s u s c e p t i b l e to t h e disease.
t h e r e s u l t * of t h i s c h a n n t e r survey.
..i
t'..i
t
fcludy will h e a i a d e by niore limn I'HI
j m e a n s . I ' n i t e d S t a t e s lH>partmem of
W a r t is a very serious d i s e a s e of poT h e s t u d e n t ' s a t t e n t i o n will b e called
;e- le";!'
l u m b e r s nf tlit fiieiilty and f r o m
' A g r i c u l t u r e poultry s | a i - i a l i s t s say. is
m>i:iii
t a t o e s . c a u s i n g praciieall.v a total loss
to s o m e of h i s s h o r t c o m i n g s ami h e
Itupto use t h e t u r k e y hen a n d give h e r
f r i e n d s of eio-li siud.-nt. Including
in b a d l y i n f e s t e d soil. It a ' t a c k - tie*
wlli lie helped t o Improve t h e m .
ir; ti'Mi
c l s s s n m f e s a n d others.
At t h e end of :
i p r o p e r m a n a g e m e n t . T u r k e y liens a r e
tubers, causing
warty
outgrowths,
A n o t h e r result of t h i s s u r v e y or I close s i t t e r s ami will cover, s o t h e r e
•nt l l a r . ; . ; j
t h e .tear r e s u l t s of i h e study will he '
Q i • r n vi: PP
which may practically cover or conslven .tieh m a n a n d h e will b e given | c h a r a c t e r s t u d y will b e a c a r e f u l s t u d y will be no d a n g e r of chilling, f r o m l*i
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I o c c u r r e n c e ia t h e r n i i e d S l a t e s i- conr U a m c t e r i s t j e s in whb-h he h a s iH'en 1 and v a r i o u s ipiailties of c h a r a c t e r a n d j t h e hen.
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in plai
" O u r i n g all fottr y e a r s , f h e following i b e e n a b l e d t o h e l p t h e m a n " f i n d " him- • en lien-^ an* best m a d e on t h e i:round
-epai.He
rharacterisiMc.a of e a . ii man will be mi- s e l f .
by h o l l o w i n g out a little e a r i h . so i h a t
rta.t
t h e c e n t e r is deep e n o u g h to keep I lie
eggs f r o m rolling out of t h e n e s t . A
thin c o v e r i n g of c l e a n s t r a w or hay
.flit. M:
can then h e used t o prevent t h e e g g s
ilKCKI'lNKIlUil-:. IT.A. I m e or m e
inost imr d c d e e d s e v e r p e r f o r m e d
f r o m b e i n g d i r e c t l y on '.he g r o u n d ,
UII ol
a n d a la r u e . r o o m y coop should b e
•.a t h e oil dills of T e x a s w a s t h a t of
placed o v e r t h e m-si to k e e p t h e hen
Powell W r i g l u . a well shooier, w ho. by
trom
>Sis b r a v e r y and i|UlcI;-wiiledtiess pref r o m b e i n g d i s t u r b e d . When u n u m oinmiss ii,
ber of h e n s a r e to he set. a long row
icnUi.i .in iv<piosion fh.it would h a v e
i r a t m n . t;
of ne*is e a n e a s i l y h e m a d e on t h e
Screen F r o n t of
sent oil' "JiNI (piarts of n l i r o g l y c r i n
jj.-tl
be abinit
i ia rv
men IOIMV .t
ground, s e p a r a t i n g t h e m with b o a r d
tmd cuuviv! ,iie loss of m a n y lives
sll 1
10 liel
! parlitioiis. If t h i s is d o n e c a r e m u s t
i ma\
Htni d o i r m t i o n of m u c h p r o p e r l y .
be liiki'ii lo -ei- t h a t when I he hells
Wriuhl hnd tropjicd a - t ' l p i a n nitroA Fall Grown While G r j b .
'I tilacin^ it
' eoim- ofT t h e n e s i s e a c h r e t u r n s t o t h e
e'yii-rin t o r p e d o i n t o t h e well f o r t h e
in. A w ire -t i
moviil
right o n e if.siead of eroivdlm: Into a
jmna.se rtf "sloMitin'-'" t h e hole, 'i'he
mi'Hnmjeil n
-a tt) siiiallef)
l i e yelled to t h e men to c a r r y t h e i nest w i t h a i i o i h e r h e n and leiiNllig
• ' r p e d o wa-» •;iug|ii by a s u d d e n uas
i.or
potaines
sboald
be [»lanle<! on sm n
nv •• ion* .-i- 'irnw u by t!ie 1 " •
some of t h e e,'gs l*» bi-conie chilled.
tivuied to I
T h e command
fdowmir whicii f o r m e d a eiishion upon nltro-glycerln a w a y .
ami. be.-lu-e 'lieSe i-r.itis will all
a
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prevent
.
niilch it nvsifd j i ,i w a s being sent w a s obeyed s n d W r i g h t then dropped ! With o n l y a f e w h e n s it i" h e l l e r to
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P.;.
killhu flu
W r l u h r ' s long e x i i e r l e m e w i t h oil m a d e a ipilck get a w a y , a n d none t o o will t h e n reipiire b ss •tiiention.
I oj- even n • orn la-' veil:
hotly V ;•! e\pe!i-.Vf a,.!- exe.-u: ve
Wi-ll,. caitsod liim to know a biz ;ais soon, f o r t h e t o r p e d o w a s a g a i n ciiught
W h e n a H e n ' s in E a r n e s t .
liitle - a l e to itfiiniin
\.il\
••Iplieate -y-ieins ment •*o,J
Mow "Vas eo'iii'tg. mid he s u r m i s e d t h e by a u a s eiishion a n d sent like a rocket
W h e n a hen b r e o m y s broody a n d
I •eel le
vent.
at- i thou*.ill.is of e i a p j S
pei-onne
B i t r o g l / c e r a '.»rpedo would eotne out a* h ' u h a - t h e erowti bloek of t h e der- shows i h a t she is e a r n e s t by reiniiln*
the paielil
:-ess 'hey ifL"!!.' • wa- ditun* b>
mi l o p ia' i!.
T h a t would mean an rick. w h e r e it si r u c k and exploded.
Ing on h e r nest f o r t w o o r t h r c e
ll-nallv I iv tie- r
Ihe t e r m s of 'lie h 1 a d ar:jiy "Ii
r x p l o s i o n .viieii ii stn-.K ihe d e r r i c k
T h e derrick w a s d e s t r o y e d and win- l i l g h K - b e may S.;fe|y be Iril-led Willi
A mit HI rot ir ion
n!"
yas-ii-e :iile!idet| il was ii;
finil»eis. and ihat would re-ult In t h e d o w s ji, houses In l l r e c k e n r l d g e t w o t h e
provide.! s h o is a l l o w e d to
i inmrv
lischrtri:^ »r tiie uoo i|i.i:-i- of nitro- mile- away w e r e broken.
sli In t h a t nest, ft s h e is in be set in
.ir, o:i - or
g ' . v - i i n , ^ iiicf. «
vi.iiding n e a r
a n o i h e r n e s t , a s is usually i h e c a - e . Vnere Is Much S a t i s f a c t i o n in ProducAMIniugh W r m h t ami t h e othef m - n
ing T o m a t o e s of the F i n e s t Qua'ity.
the we'I.
win. bad been g a t h e r e d n r o u n d t h e then sin* should be removed t o t h e
Wright ' h i m - d b i n . - ' f . a n d v.ben
n e w in-st. prei'i*rahly a f t e r d a r k , ulven lined io g a r d e n s in a IV \ mining '"dwell wer*.* t h r o w n t o tiie ground by t h e
the Jo-ijnan t o r p e d o s||,,vved Itself
a few ie si i-u'U"*. a n d s h u i in to pre- h m e - in i'ennsy Ivania, West \ Iruin a
t i e explosion they w e r e not
s h o v e th-' . o p I-' I ie bole be Ihr»W
vent h e r f r o m r e i i i r u i n g to tho old a n d .Maryland, f r o m wbieh i:s spreml
lawl, Hnu's .•i-Aiird i" ami held Ii fa t. I i n j u r e d .
one.
If s h e s | | s quietly on Ihe nest
i> r e s t r i e t e d by s i a i e <|uaiiintine law<.
r - N
e'j^s s h e sj,. :!)d b e t a k e n oil on tbi 1
The d i s e a - e all:ick< tiidy lln* - l e n i - ami
<:
e v e n i n g "f t h e following day. a n d the r o o t s of t h e t o m a l o p l a i n , ciiii-in^
4
eggs to be Ineiihated placed in the smnll w a n s ; it probably din— noi re;'•
. ^
uaiion t h e e x p r e s s c o m p s n y produced
liest. (Ui belliu f i n e d , she probably d u c e t h e ylebl of f r u i t .
a receipt f r o m t h e t ' r a i i d T r u n k Pawill r e i u r t i to h e r old n e s t ; if so. she
T h e i m p o r t a n c e of Ihe d i s c o \ e r y ot
Aut
In
^ T t o VAMCOUVHT]
eWh showing t h a t t h e d^g w a s dellv- should b e c a r r i e d hack ••ml set t|uiel
viviI lie * nseepiibilily ol" l o m a l o t s it; ptila\77QKil€^
1
•"led to tin- l a t t e r company at KdiuonS h a p e d D-ood Ccop f o r Hji and
f
o
w
a
r
t
lies
in
t
h
e
'a<
t
t
h
a
t
ail.
I
lo
ton.
l i u v tho trail w a s lost.
In
Chicks,
t n a t o p l a n t s will »erve 10 e a r r y i h e di-dmiii s'x weeks' l i m e lltister a r r i v e d
- v
will a . - o ke p 'lit ' ' ." clli - t-Mli
e a s e over f r o m y e a r to yeai ii llie a b
1
ai Ins home In Vancouver. emachiliHi, •
liMt-d
early
n
iht*
mort,.;
.
,
v
h»-n
the
>em i' of p o t a t o e s , and to Inlrodm-e ii
tir.'d a n d fisiisnre. T h e d i s t a m v f r o m |
••lit — — •- Af
I'm •! ' . o i , i.r i-, i«p on PRODUCTIVE FARM LAN'O
i n t o new hicalilles iiiroiigh t h e u a l i Vancouver to K linontim u 770 miles
'b.
tfior
im
hob!
•
ily .1 jilai't"
r.r
phiiiling 01 lotnato seedlings u'rown in
on t h e r a n a d l a n Nailomi!. P r o m Kd
I'lii" im* •- 1.
-'-.••eld in- t ont e-d
i n f e s i e d -oil, Ii l- ma yei known deti
montoii lo V a n c o u v e r t h e r e Is im trav* j
nitely w h e t h e r all \ a r i e i i e s . i f loni'itoe- :.| llie blood t o. p ip il the t h. I.- a i e
ebsl road except t h e niilroud t r a c k . !
r 1 • i;'.''- till' ! :'e ••h.'il.s
an* siisi-eptible lu i h e waif d i s e a - e . bill W. lined.
r » M O M < l N . ALI'.KLTA. -Iidin Mc- which pa«*:i*s t h r o u g h and o v e r t h r e e I
• -M; I pre-.e! - -t-it is f e a r e d thai such may be i h e ea*e. .t better spirt in
l e n n a n af Kilimaiton •••lis ila- tol- I'halns of mouiiinlns. t w o - t h i r d s of t h e 1
"in sitirm.s nn I , > IMber p l a n t s behiligitii: lo llie pot ii >
Msiam-e witinnit haldmtiiHi except t h e |
*i»vviiiR s t o r y of s.i Airedale which he
Clean Brood Coop Weekly,
f a m i l y a r e .siispeeted of being -ii t e j u i
hinks r h a l l e u g e s i-ouipiiii.><Hi: T. A. r a i l r o a d seeiloii hotiseit a n d at long iu- j
• lean tin
t».i|i a" iea-t om t*
hie to w a n . ami - " i n " <ii l i n - e i . i n
t ee, an a r c h i i - i ' t of Vam.niM r. P.. t'.. t e r v a l s small s u n i o i H , m a y of ihem
p il fn-e from m ie-.
j b e e n i c s i e d . but wilh ineom'lu-ii\e re a week, and
» s u s an Airedale dug. and III t h e without a single I n h a b i i a n t . H a v i n g In
If mile- iirt" touml in tii
op, II
1 slllls. Thesi- lesl« will lie lcpe;iied
I p r n g of I f l l ' h e sent il by e x p r e s s mind t h a t t h e r e a r e PJ l i n e s of rall-hmild be ilioro'uh'y rl
I and
•ner t h e I'linudiaii Vatiomil r a i l w a y t o rond conve-uing in Kdnioniim s n d thai
ba! -lue fo
\l. • ii
-prayed with kerosene oil
crude
t h r o t h e r i n ' a w . Tiiomiis P a i o n . at Ids road houie w a s throiA{h nioiiti'aiits
pt-irobdint
spread from one r,t iv\o
of the pa... meii' -1 H
rav Itics,
sv\ in
4nirosKao. u s t a t i o n IHI t h e t i r a n d a n d iinlnliabli -d for t h e most part, not
the b o u n d a r y (tanks w i.
in lies of s:ind tir dry dirt e: n thin |
GOOD INCUBATION HINTS
L a r g e Hoomy Coop b h a u l d l e Used
or p a s ' m
and
- U .it'b • s
I .-ji-' ei ' 1 t -tl
t r u n k l*aciib' nillwii.v. It! miles easi of only is the feat of finding Ida way
layer
of
siraw
or
t
n*
hay
-ii
the
llmir
'
O v e r T u r k e y Han W h i l e t h e i s
that do*-- not
t d m n n t o a . Alhejta.
Kkprevs eluirges i n n r \ i d o l ' s , hut It is .Hpmlly strung.*
nf the loop for a co\t-rhii; .nal move
Follow t h e n i a i i u f a e t i i r e r ' s di
titling.
;. I'II r m e -- r.n!
I tor i
« e r e p r e p a i d , a s well a s a Mini of how h e subsisted mi f h e way. ! think
Moil • M Klliley I'm k wilt hi' at a« brisiil coops weekly to ire-h ground. ,
rections in s e t t i n g u p a n d oper
Issue bv t h e I 11 ' ed
ly
011
t
h
e
eggs.
S
h
e
«hMlld
h
e
hanletin
lhl«
n
record
f
o
r
a
breed
of
dogs
not
antiey a n d food given n i e . s e n g c r to
c o m i d i s l i d fact
Tl ie nallotmi p a r k
i p "ferably where then- I- ne \ .'in--,
a t l n g an tnciibalor.
t 111
I S'!i-ir
dled in litis m a n n e r until on b e i n g let
Stat*
e n dlted wlih t h e •erne degn*.' of In
a c t i v e iitlm ' •*•inv ftir t h e dog t o desilunlloii
•shade is very essential in rearing
d two
See t h a i Ihe I n c u b a t o r n n i bail
!•
1111a
otT .she r e t u r n s t o t h e new nest r a t h e r
fluster
rtls.if'pi'tii'eil.
I 'poll Invest i- lellitfonce a s |f|i» cidlle
thickens, especially
•birin^
warm
stcadlly at the d e s i r e d lenipern
1111 >
tlian to ihe old one.
Ii s o m e t i m e s
ihi- s
e.ather, 'herefore. pin
the toops in
tun* b e f o r e filling Ii with e^-:»
t a k e s (inly t w o o r t h r e e d a y s , a n d sel1 11 p* m .pie-r •• -hade w henever P<»s-i!de A corn '
l»o not a d d f r e s h eggs to
11 ..
dom m o r e t h a n a week, to b r e a k a
« on. I
' id makes line ninue for y •• 1114 ehb-kc o n t a i n i n g those which H.
I.I.
h e n f r o m n d u i n i t i g t o h e r old u e s t .
t n-. a s 1 hey eairh miiny b',-^s md
dergolng Incubation,
Vi»IIK,•-While t h e w i f e a n d
1
T u r k e y hens do noi o r d i n a r i l y come
worms, and have fre-li uromid lo run ,
T u r n t h e eggs t w i c e daily all
five cliildreii of l . o u h t ' a m p a g n a of
M ^
, off f o r feed a n d w a t e r m o r e t h a n mice
Oil IIIOSl of the I -lie
ibe
e r t h e M'cotid and until t h e ninetlU S e t e u i y - s e v e n i h street, ftny llhlge.
ENRICH
SOIL
BY
TRENCHING
every t w o or t h r e e d a y s , but when
enllivailon
tl.'* uioimd, imi i i a \ e
s e r e Im.'/Iog t h e m s e h e s in p r e p m i n g
t e e n t h d a y . T u r n iheni b e f o n cotdined 1 hey should h a v e a c h a n c e t o
ibumlani shade t •
-nv
1 an,
c a r i n g f o r t h e lamp-, i ' o o l t h e m
a loving reception i o a n e r r u u t bus*
Eng u h G a r d e n e r s T a k e Great Pa ns
' c o i i i e otT every d a y . Occasionally a
once daily, a c c o r d i n g to tinu.ttid a n d f a t h e r , a cable f r o m lliirbn*
in P r e p a r i n g L a n d — H e a v )
turkey heti does not c o m e of! at all.
w e a t h e r , d u r i n g t h i s period.
I m flaslied f o r t h N me*suge ifuit lie j
a n d In Mich m s e s h e shoiild IN* t a k e n
V ^ids Are Secured,
kad c o m m l t r c d •uleide m »ea. a f t ^ r
A t t e n d t o t h e tnuchiiie t-;i
. off o n c e a day. a s o t h e r w i s e s h e will
•liMding t o d e a t h t h e girl, h a i r I r s au'e. |
fully at r e g u l a r h o u r s .
R e s u l t s O b t a i n e d -n E x p e r i m e - t s Witn
r.n^latid 'ale
Th
d i e on I h e lie*!.
K e e p t h e l a m p a n d wb-k cleat
f«»r whom be hud foi-H-tken fainliy ami !
E t j h t PercHeron M a r e t 0*1
1, their -"ii
Oil coining olT h e r liesi t h e flr-i
great
Test t h e eggs on t h e -eveiilh
iusinesa.
Government Farm
1 of i b r o w l n g
, ilili:« a t u r k e y b e n d o e s Is lo f t retch
e\ eli
•v —
- ^ * V a T h r d o u b i r t r a g e d y . a« t'le elopers
a n d f.Mtrteenth d a y s .
- ie .in 1 then
h e r wing-, x f e p gingerly for a few|
i
o
m
a
o(N*n
t
h
e
m
a
c
h
i
n
e
ti'aiv.I home. iNitirre.! a b o a n l t h e
\
lesl
to
t-tlir•
IP*
|."
'"la'lvi
- lliHlil t o 11 Ide.
by hi- d a u g h t e r , Virginia, twi'iity. Vir- steps. a n d then s h e o f t e n t a k e s a
i .•
i «.• a i i e ^ o r i c a l
e r It
ighfeelilh d a y Ulltd
ie
Menaivhip Vu»nr1 ..f t h e l.amjHtri &
\ d u e of liglsi and luM* . we ght b a r
v ter t h e sub*
Ar i i n n i n g s t a r t a n d tiles f u r a s h o r t dls*
i lo 1'
ginia - a b l ;
:
t
<
1
of he r o f n n d n
c
h
l
c
k
e
t
i
i
a
r
e
tuitebed.
lloit fine, en n i i l c h they ib-d i n m i
b
y
as
feeds
for
lefii'.vor'c
I
ir-es
waa r e still is n*K i e r c l s e of i b i s sort helps
>>'(il i" P a t b e r V.IH a l w a y s s g<»o«l pn»- i taliee.
>
m I a . - • 11- - ' . t i l e ' s of W a r
I d s |M^t Juiiilury 10. and on which
li.ade la-t year by fbt I lilted Stall's
•
of r o t t e d
gn'atl.v
t
o
k
e
e
p
a
s
l
u
i
n
g
hen
m
good
vide/.
T w o y e a r s ago, while In his
IVi:
'ii -<l|'t|' sple of t h e door*
iiey w e r e d<diilue«l by t h e c a p f t t i n "fi
I p a r t n i e n t o* A.--: nl; m-- a- the e \
T h i s process
auli.liiohil". h e plekeil u p a girl at eondltiun. a n d f o r t h i s r e a s o n it is not
A t|,e ' .1 >f (he Wi'-t stalr• r d e r of f b e S f n l e d e p a r t m e n t , e a b f i i l
. rimeiital ' • tn, le i . i ••, Md
well
I.,
eotitllie
h.-i
to
a
-mall
s
p
a
c
e
i
T c . e m y -eventli Mreet and Poiirth a v e
• - ii i.i a./e h u r t "f a I'hipfi» IIINUIOS Aires us ti re«illt "f a .tuuTOOLS NEEDED FOR GARCEfiS
e u-ed
laidn I'•rei.eron mar
tine. .Matihaiiati,
She w a s n blond. . A <lnst bath is g n - a t l y elijoyiil by sli- I
a .1 t ' III V f e e n l
T h e r e an*
^ f l l n t t o t h e d e p a r t m e m by o n e of i h e
1!:•le-l.
'wo
-•••i»
t
I
weight
them
Vivian i»n*s.el, ihen twenty-one. of -l.'ls ling hells, a n d helps tn
n
\ f - ies by 1 e ' l s t a n l i n o
E x p e n s i v e I m p l e m e n t s Are Not Nec- barley, two heavywvluli
ill
.'ind
man's children.
s
alua1
*
f
r
e
e
fr.iin
v
e
r
m
i
n
.
Whole
c
o
m
is
a
i i T l n g a v . n u e . llnN.klyn. T h e t w o
m
I -.t ie bv 1 'astlgini, flic
e s s a r y — S p a d e , H o e and R a k e
T h e f r . t s i c teriulriatlon of fh»* rnnI'he
11(11 na'ei\ il g •nits ,1- ;
. of t h e |''can*ot»
met of ten a f i e r t h a i .
We emibln't {•ood fi-.il, a n d f r e s h w a t e r ami grit j
ha-:i«'
b. , , employed t o g e t h e r
A
r
e
Most
E
s
s
e
n
t
i
J
l
.
•» coy a f f a i r c-ilmlnaied a e h m d e - t i n o
'I
b
e
.
•1
w
a
eontlnti'
I
."J
ndls*
Inilclla
s h o u l d a l w a y s lie accessible.
1:.
• • .1 on t h e r o t u n d a ,
n m i a n c r I.f t w o y e a r s . -Oim* of t h e . f . . p Ii."
r<ii|t!rii*
• i-irt - were n-.-d -'i a
I ioted
A - tl
I . b e a r e a g n a t anlmyalice to -It j
T i e erring
w r o t e his f a m i l y
it •,. a
.
f i b e perl*
It Is s u r p r i s i n g how- few to / - i
b'tl •!."
f e t a l i s of wMeli w.-n* kirn-." n t o I ' a m
or!, of 1 be farm. h •
A-t t l l f u r e .
l i n g b i n s , ami a r e o n e of tie* »votsi 1
f r o m IPn i OH A r
nad fbey declde.1
n ' • I •
tn t h e 1'»n'ment.
• . dur
f-ictio's faftdly
e n e m i e s of y o u n g IMIIIIIS. TO prevent ;1 n r e d i s l to c a r e pro|M"rly foi n - m a i 11 "avy tiebi Work of pb».
•'! '
Ml. 1
"ill many of t h e
KxisMisive •"•pnpiiien!
barley
rnmfiagnti. forfy*«ix y«*ars old, CIIIH* lo f o r g i v e a n d f'.rgei. >Ien then t r b i l I t h e i r g e t t i n g a s t a r t , t h e hen # h o u l d h o m e g u l d e n .
in. lb-- •!< -In• motitl I
Tl e s. nipt
ile I
•—
.«- \ •. i i
n Uonii" a s
S u m Ifnly 'M* y e a r s ago. l i e t h r i v e d uiisiieivssfnlly t o get t h e S l a t e
I I
Itslelgli. «
I Im* d u s t e d iboroiigbly with sisliitm i" pot l i e i e s s n r y . A s p a d e or p.e!in_ ?l*et| w a s lie* • .Mi.tne't , il ur 1 !•* of
APPLYING AATER TO GARDEN . ' > 1; • • • r-'si'ti
••
" i n Washington,
e p r n d m v n t o r r l m n i . a n d u n t o b i s pHrtment to d r o p t b e charu'e of per* |; f l u o r i d e or siime g.NNi Ib e p o w d e r be- f o r k , a hoe. and a steel r a k e a i e .e
l.e . v v bai le
Irol ' i l ) Itld light f ' a r
.
t v
a
lsi;» in 1 Sod he
T n r e t- ley (ri»lb*d1. tin' 'e iv
barley welgha - p u r f t i r e bad a f l m i r l s b ' n e .•stablisb- Jury in connecilon with :lie 1-suing of i f o r e s h e Is p l a r i s l .MI tie* n e s t . T h e .••s.'iillal g a r d e n itHil-.
PP^LMS I ' . . ' NT AS
Of Much tmpC t.vi e T n j t
Work
a pass|i"rt.
I n 1S.V» b e w a s
s
h
o
u
l
d
lie
a-lded
t
w
o
w
o
o
t
b
n
«
•
,
t
1"
7
po-|!
ds
t
o
b e n t of I W \Ve«i s t r t i t . which r e
t
u
I
'
d
a
n
d
"
•
I
'
.
'
"
.lohn
Sm
t
h
.
ai
1
MMI
tiesiing m a t e r i a l s h o u l d In* kept clean,
Sh:w d 3e D o " ; W i t n o u t I n j u r y to
lie|M.rters curried the news of lite ; a m i I f I h e e g g s i N i i i m e d i r t y t h e y a n d a s t r o n g siring l o s e r v e a s a Ii* • t h e hlMie!, uccoitfing t•»
•• Bfi-m of The
• tested
•efilfy |Ki!»s^l Into IIh* h a n d * of a rrthem.
A - y of Variouw P a n t s .
crime
to
tbe
family.
The
widow
was
!
f
o
r
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a n d a n inunadiate r e n e w a l is due.
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f i v i n i y o u n r e a s o n a b l e time f o r reoawaL
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utmoal courtesy to o u r readers.
P i a a i t co-operate w i t h u s by prompt
a t t e n t i o n to t b e blue m a r k .
These a r e times w h e n mau> people are looking tor i-asv work, l l i e
l a c t o n e s anil WOISLU»I)N II.IVC gcuererally come down ti»
nine lu»ur
day, and some yive Salurd.i> allyr-,
noons.
Some U'a(U > demand a live
day week, but r a d u a i s \\;!1 not be
b a p p y until tbe> retluee tlie working day to six h o u r s o r less.
While reasonable labor h o u r s
ought lo bring many blessings, the
reduction may be e a r n e d so lar as
to make merchandise cost so high
that people ean'l ljn> a iiormal
amount, which ninsl ereale indus
trial distress.
It was generalU liehl by social reformers, when laclories used lo
r u n IU h o u r s a day, Uial it the working day would come d o w n lo nine
hours, people would produce so
m u c h more per h o u r owing lo their
better physical condition, Uial their
total product would not show anv
falling oil'.
But this hope has apparently not been realized to aii>
large extent, but rather the contrary.
The p r e s e n t high cost of products
may be due in part lo the nine hour
day.
This does not necessaril>
mean that the shorter day sin mid
be given up.
What is needed is tn
so improve production that thr niiu
h o u r da> will do the work which
formerly took ten h o u r s .
Hood education h a s a tonic elln-l
on people's anibilion, and tin- person who has studied well in school
und college has usuall> learned th il
one must work to win success.
Many young people quit school carK
f o r this very reason, Ihat thev c.m
nOt stand constant applicalidii. The,\
seek some job w h e r e the,\ will have
many idle monients, which the\ can
spend jollying with their friends
and planning their amusements. Nu
one ever cliinhed Ihe path of atlainment in that way.
ADVKUTISIM. IS .SIMMKit.
There are some business men who
are inclined to let their advertising
d r o p oil a little in summer, un tin
theory that many people are awa.x
on vacation.
It is. however, a linn
when advertising is specially useful
If you study the large citv papers,
and watch the work of Hie big department stores who have studied
the problem of selling closely, you
will see that the\ nfo not allow theil
advertising lu d r o p in summer.
While many people ..re away in
summer, vet there are always visitors, who usually make np for the
absentee.
These folks always hu\
local papers to see w h a t relledion
they give ol Ihe town.
They have things that they want
to buy, and they are inllueiU'ed h\
the store advertising.
The folks w h o s t a \ at home walch
the n e w s p a p e r advertising chisel\
in summer, expeeting that special
bargains will be oil'ered at that tune.
Such anpouiicemenis a r e followed
also h\ a big tr;ide f r o m people who
come in f r o m o u l K i n g «lislrii Is m
automobiles, .Old who are ^l.id of an
excuse to make a pleasant trip.
F o r m e r f i o v e r n o r ( base S, O v
b o r n states that Michigan Hepubli
cans must choose betw -en Senatoi
T o w n s e n d and "iliu- splendid, lion
esl I'at Kelley.
T h e r e are no othe r candidates in the lield with Ihe
least chance of success.
Do Hot
scatter >our votes but combine them
upon the one man with a chance to
wipe o 11 t Michigan's disgriice."
Those who have heard Mr, O s b o m
will realize Ihat this utterance lusl
no force because of its author. How
ever one ma> regard the above he
must concede that Mr, Kcllev's in
dielment tif the senate for its ddlv
dallving is just.
He cites the taritl
bill which passed the House in Jan
u a r y I'.JJI, and is still hong up in
Ihe Senate through dilators l a d i e s
T h i s may be no laiilt of Mr. I own
s e n d ; but one thing is absolnlelv
pertain, present evils will never In
remedied by Ihe men now 111 ollice
liolh House and Senate, more particularly the latter, need a thorough
house cleaning.
H o . demands the
thoughtful consideration of e v e n
voter w h o thinks m o r e of his country and his o w n w e l f a r e than In
does of his partv anv old paitv.
I ' K O I ' K i r n IN FKLIT.
T h e season when o r c h a r d s and
g a r d e n s a r e ripening suggests that
p a r e n t * need to exercise care to set
t h a i t h e i r children d o not ravaui
llie t o w n in their search for fruit
While this pett> thieving is eom
nion, il is noi i n T e s s a r v .
It o c c u r s
inosllv w h e r e ehiltlren have got INy o n d tlie atillioril> of Iheir p a r e n t s
ami w h e i e Ihe l a l l e r despair ol
makintf Ihem d o w h a t is right.
T h e families w h e r e ehildren a n
c a r e f u l l y linHighl u p rarely a r e
ruiiiplained of f o r t h i s po.iehing.
T h e s e e h i l d r e n ifiV show n Ihat w here
boilseholders have put lalior and
e f f o r t a n d money i n t o developma
f n i i t , il ftboWH a m e a n s p i n l lo tie
p r i v e t h e m of Ihe r e s u l t s for wiiich
t h e ) h a v e labored MI failhfiilly. AI
NMMI any b u y e a n lie made l o see
Ibat.
T b e e h i l d r e n ' s g a r d e n movemeiil
h a s helped m a n y b o y s iiinlersland
t h e p r n p e r t y o w n e r ' s point of view.
O n e w h o h a s w o r k e d Hard l o raise
s o m e vegrtaMes, ami t h e n h a s seen
t a m e y o u n g m a r a u d e r l o m e in and
• • • a l M« melons, o r h i s tomatoes
k n o w s h o w a a o w n e r feels.
W political
• l a i r s ia Ihe N e w York l i e r s M t h a i Ihe Michigan senatorial
war p m r n l s a promising oppor{nsMy f o r t h r D e m o r r a t i r eandinale.
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F a n n e r Goerrnor F r r r h ?
Thai
l a s t s Nkr a n n p p n r t a n H v f o r Ihe
j S i r l h h i d nM M e Msrlf.
sra-farl a g life, b n l y a n r a n I n d J o h n BarI g j e r n ^ m r j w h e r e out b e y o n d Ihe
Work Shirt Sale. Grey, khaki, tan, polkadot
Cathedral Knit Ties. Fresh supply
Wash Suits, ages 2 to 7
New Fancy Striped Silk Hose. All colors
Men's Olive Twill Work Hats
Rockford Work Sox
Duck's Back Waterproof Hats. Khaki colors
Palm Beach Trousers
1
4 o f f
Straw Hats
now reduced to
$13.75
$1.65.
2 for 25c
1
4
J o n e s a n d w i f e the past t w o wee!... t u r n e d home f r o m G r a n d R a p i d s
r e t u r n e d h o m e last F r i d a y .
• Saturday.
S u n d a y Mr. a n d Mrs. E l m e r R i c h F r e d J o h n s o n a n d Mrs. Nellie
Sayles, of C.ratlan, visited o v e r mond e n j o y e d a f a m i l y g a t h e r i n g ,
S u n d a y at Mrs. F r a n k S h e n a n I s. Mr. a n d Mrs. Albert H a u s s e r m a n a n d
Glen Savles a n d family, of n e a r b r o t h e r H e n r y , of S a r a n a c , Mr. a n d
S m y r n a , w e r e visitors t h e r e S u n d a y . Mrs. Earl Vosburg a n d Leo R i c h m o n d , of Ada.
Miss laiella R i c h m o n d w e n t n f e w
L O W E L L DISTRICT N O 5.
Aug. 8.—Mrs. E d i t h Miller, of I n - ! d a y s last w e e k w i t h E l m e r R i c h amily.
m o n d and ffamil:
dianapolis is visiting at •k~
t h e S c b w a d - i«ond
Mr. and Mrs. E l m e r R i c h m o n d a n d
er home, a n d Mr. Flogus, of Lowell.
Mrs. Isabelle Needham assisted sons, H a r n r a n d i . C . a t t e n d e d t h e
h e r m o t h e r , Mrs. H. G r a h a m a f e w F a n n e r s picnic a l l a m s i n g F r i d a y .
d a y s t h e first of t b e week, p r e p a r i n g A fine p r o a r a m w a s e n l q y c d . a l s o a
to move t o C a m p a u lake, h a v i n g sold l o n g patr a d e of s o m e of I h e i r live
Iheir h o m e i n Lowell t o Mr. Visser, slock, etc. T h e b u i l d i n g s w e r e all
of G r a n d R a p i d s , w h o moved t h e r e open
. c . t o visitors, a n d a ^c o .n c e r t f r o m
Detroit w a s e n j o y e d b y m a n y ,
at once.
Mr. a n d Mrs. R o b e r t F o r d spent F a n n e r s and t h e i r f a m i l i e s f r o m
Sunday w i t h relatives i n G r a n d m a n y miles a r o u n d e n j o y e d t h e d a y .
Rapids.
(
F a r m e r s a r e e x p e r i e n c i n g s o m e ! T h e LowaQ L i t e r n a d AHo S o l a
t r o u b l e p l o w i n g f o r w h e a t , it is s o S m o n l l n for M c T l m o n t h s t l J I , 1
h a r d a n d d r y a n d needs r a i n .
«y e a r t Z J t , a n d 1
It is w i t h r e g r e t w e b e a r of t b e
serious a c c i d e n t w h i c h h a p p e n e d t o ;
little R u t h Hollands S u n d a y a f t e r - ;
noon.
As s h e w a s h u r r y i n g a c r o s s ,
the street in S a r a n a c s h e w a s s t r u c k
by a speeding c a r , a n d k n o c k e d u n conscious, cut a n d b r u i s e d , a n d o n l y
MOSELEY MATTERS.
Aug. 7.—Nearly ali the people by chance s h e was not killed ina r o u n u -Uoseiey attended the Ver- stantly.
The c o m p a n y m a c h i n e t h r e s h e d
gennes O r a n g e a n d l i l e a n o r picnic
last i h u r s d a y a l L a m p a u lake, i a e ^ j d s t h e laller p a r t of t h e week f o r
Oleanor hall team p l a y e d t h e G r a n g e ;
Maloney, a n d Mr. S l a m m a ,
team and w o n w i t h a s c o r e of 10' wh'J'h yields w e r e very good.
against
Mr. a n d Airs. Ace V a n - | . ^ c a r e glad lo h e a r H a r r y T r e iienbrocck c a r r i e d oil the p r i z e s l o r l,1'*11,
^
h a s been confined lo
f r
tim
being the s w i f t e s t r u n n e r s a m o n g l , , e
«
« 0 1 1 a m o u n t of
he g r o w n - u p s , a n d the o t h e r Aiose-1 accident, is m u c h i m p r o v e d .
the
c u r r i e d oil their s h a r e ol t h e '
Mr*. I e r c e y Atkinson a n d o t h e r s ,
Ieyiles
.
of G r a n d Rapids, called o n Mr.
prizes as well.
1 he icc c r e a m social at t h e Got- Goulds al h i s f a r m S u n d a y .
Mr. a n d Mrs. F r a n k Kitchen a n d
f n e d Bieri h o m e w a s well a t t e n d e d .
About J.>0 being p r e s e n t .
They son Leo look a f e w d a y s vacation
cleared over $42 111 their sale of ice visiting relatives near F r e m o n t . Mr.
Kitchen is in t h e e m p l o v of t h e H i l l
cream a n d cake.
liordon F r o s t a n d family left this Crest O r c h a r d Co., a n d t h i s is b i s
week lor ilochesler, .New Vork, lirst vacation in a n u m b e r t|f y e a r s
w h e r e they will visit Mr. F r o s t ' s of f a i t h f u l service.
aunt ami o t h e r relatives a f e w d a y s .
EAST LOWELL.
Martin Davis is h a v i n g a t w o
Aug. K.—Mrs. Speen a n d a u n t , a n d
weeks' vacation f r o m h i s d u t i e s at
f r i e n d , Mrs. S e r r a , of Chicago, w e r e
the G r a n d Hapids Saving b a n k .
Dr. i l a r r | s o n a n d Mr. B r o w n , of guests of Mrs. B o e n n a last w e e k .
Mr. a n d Mrs. Marel a r e t h e g r a n d Helding, called on Ace Vandenbroeck
p a r e n t s of a b a b y girl, b o r n t o Mrs.
last I h u r s d a y 111 the i n t e r e s t of t h e
Shark, a d a u g h t e r , w h o h a s b e e n
Silver l-ox f a r m n e a r Belding.
spending Ihe s u n u n e r w i t h Ihem.
D o r o t h y a n d .Marjonc Vandervell
Mr. a n d M r s . - D e w a y n e Kent, of
arrived home Saturday from a three
Saranac, w e r e callers at J . S . I l u b - {
weeks stay at the c h e r r y o r c h a r d s bcl's S u n d a y .
i
near G r a n d T r a v e r s e Bay, w h e r e
Doris Coles, of Detroit, h a s b e e n
they went f o r t h e c h e r r y season visiting relatives in t h i s place.
with one h u n d r e d girls f r o m G r a n d
F l o r e n c e N o r t h w a y is e x p e c t e d
Hapids a n d other t o w n s .
S a t u r d a y t o stay w i t h h e r m o t h e r
Mrs. J a m e s Murray, of Hastings, tor a time.
visited Mrs. Eva Kngle last F r i d a y
Cecil Hoenmi w a s in G r a n d R a p afternoon.
ids Sundav.
Miss P a u l i n e H a r l o w , of C a r s o n
City, is s p e n d i n g Ihe w e e k wilh
NORTH VERGENNES VERSES.
Helen A n d r e w s .
Aug. 7.—Mr. and
Mrs. J o h n
Mrs. J a m e s M u r r a y and Mrs. H o r - Wright, son J o h n , and d a u g h t e r
ace Weeks a r e visiting relatives al Vern, spent
Sunday w i l h J a m e s
Lowell, Lake Odessa a n d Clarks- Wright a n d w i f e , of l.owell.
ville.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Ab. R i c h m o n d reMrs. B u r r Davis and son Martin,
spent several da.vs of last week w i t h
relatives at S t a n t o n and Mecosta.
Mrs. H e r b e r t J a k e w a y a n d t w o
daughters, of Kalamazoo, a r e spending a few d a y s w i t h h e r p a r e n t s , Mr.
and Mrs. ,1. O. Wingeier.
Olive W i n g e i e r and h e r cousin
Augustus Wingeier, snenl last week
at Kalamazoo with their a u n t , Mrs.
is addinir to its
Ilerberl J a k e w a y .
service a
The Moseley girls, w h o have been
attending school at Kalamazoo, returned this w e e k .
l a h t
he Gi'attan ball team, w i t h t w o
Qramfl Rat
ilavers f r o m G r a n d Itapii
Hapids, w o n the
game f r o m the• (Glci
i l e a n e r s Sunlay. Score 10 t o 5.
to handle freight of all
Mr. a n d Mrs. Will Hennells, of
kinds, heavy aud light.
Slanlon, Iheir d a u g h t e r a n d h e r litis
We are also cuutinuiiiK
band, visited at Stephen B e n n e l l s ,
mi Clare Ford's homes S u n d a y .
.lack (iilbert a n d wife, of G r a n d
Hapids, .lohn Delaney, of F r e e p o r t ,
L O M I AND U N T D I S visited at Mike .McAndrews* home
temee
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ace Vamlenhroeck
have installed a Lowell p h o n e .
T H E ROMANCE O F ADVERTISING
ESCAPING BUSINESS DISASTER
The a d v e n t u r e r w h o s t a r t s out o n
his travels meets p e r i l s a n d d a n g e r s ,
and by his s h r e w d n e s s a n d c o u r a g e
manages to avert t h e m a n d a c h i e v e
the end of his j o u r n e y .
People say
h i s story is r o m a n t i c . E v e n in t h e
prosaic Held of business a d v e n t u r e
t h e r e is the s a m e r o m a n c e of avoiding disaster.
Many a m a n in t i m e s of b u s i n e s s
trouble h a s felt almost helpless a s
h e viewed the diflicullies t h a t s u r r o u n d him.
He h a s f o u n d himself
loaded u p w i t h stock t h a t t h e people
would not b u y , w h i l e h i s c r e d i t o r s
w e r e d e m a n d i n g Ihat he pay h i s ove r d u e notes.
Some u n d e r s u c h c i r c u m s t a n c e s
have given up and called in t h e i r
creditors.
O t h e r s have resolved l o
try advertising.
f s i n g a conlident
appeal they have a n n o u n c e d a special sale, described t h e m e r i t s of
t h e i r goods, brought the p u b l i c in a
Hock, and t u r n e d the s l o w m o v i n g
stock into c a s h .
Thus they secured
a clean a n d f r e s h s t a r t a n d laid a
foundation of p u b l i c good will.
MORRISON LAKE.
Aug. 7.—Mr. a n d Mrs. J o h n Cotral,
of loiiia, siient o v e r S o n d a y w i l h
h e r p a r e n t s , Mr. a n d Mrs. P e t e r Murker.
J a y T h o r n leaves Monday m o r n ing for C a m p Grayling.
J a y and P e a r l T h o r n s p e n t T h u r s .
d a y evening w i t h Mr. a n d Mrs. Ara
Weeks.
A n u m b e r f r o m t h i s neighborhood
attended tlie ox roast at Clarksville,
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ara Weeks a n d Lewis Tomlinson s p e n t S u n d a y with
t h e i r b r o t h e r , Mr. a n d Mrs. Leon
Tomlinson.
Mr
Mrs
* G , e n n F o r d a n d Mr.
a n d Mrs. J a c k P e n r o d , of Moseley
spent Sundav w i l h Mr. a n d Mrs Orlow Weeks.
Gel y o u r Job p r i n t i n g a t T h e Ledg e r office.
Better be safe than
sorry.
adv.
d
Economical Haulage
oons
i
Sir Harry Poland, a retired mem-1
The principul Iroiiblt' in the inhcr of the British bar and still in-1 dustrial world now is that a lot of
leresled in public allairs it IM. at- people think the union card and the
tributes his grand old age to having 1 corporation stock
certilicale are
ali his life been a greal neyispaper biggei than Ihe American Hag.
1
reader.
Il is sin e h a g c i d long-1
• •• •
- •
evily recipe; hut to obtain tJs full
Shakespeare, H o m e r ,
Chaucer.
benetit, the newspapers must be paid Virgil and o t h e r greal poets were
hungrv in their dav, but in these
times thev could
make a living
Mrs. Spenditt, reprimanded for writing up the ball games.
o v e r d r a w i n g her Imsband's bank account ^11)0. cM-used herself b> sav\ tinancier used to he a man who
ing Ihat the bank's resources wen- could keep bis expense within his
over -sI.IIUli.non, I here a r e m a m like income.
Now be is one w h o ean
her, eager to sipiander other peo- borrow enough to keep a balance
ple's savings.
ahead.
What one little humble b e e ean
do was shown when a sedan car
went into a ditch, and t u r n e d bottom up, i n j u r i n g live occupanls. It
hummed in the d r i v e r ' s face a n d the
deed was done.
Mr. N e r v o u s Driver had better stop his c a r a n d put
Mr. I lee out.
T h r e e years ago h a i s e r Mill was in
The men w h o think women ran'i
ie boiled in oil. or exiled tn St. lie be trusted lo drive automobiles are
lena, bnl the onl> punishment he usiiallv willing to let Ihem assume
will ever get now, will be what the the risks of operating the oil stove.
literary critics give to his book. 1111
til he gets his in—well, vou know.
The people w h o are tying up Ihe
business of the country bv strikes
Some folks in l.uvveU can't see are linding fauM because there is
why the blinkers should be talking not work enough for everybodv.
uf lending >I.(i(|ll.l)(lli,()iill lu (ierinaiiv.
when there are about
Hin.DiKl.lHin
Tliank* lu the active ho>s ut the
people in Ibis counlr.v w h o svunld neighborhood, manv householders
like lu b o r r o w .
an- relieved of ail anxietv as to
w hat In dn w itli their f r u i t .
Some one asks w h e t h e r llie
who has had the sense of freeilon
In must cities there is no room
and independence uiveii bv wearini nowadavs for woodpiles and saw
hiking trousers, will ever be williiu. horses, but there is plenty of space
to get ti|i in Ihe morning and start lor baseball diamonds.
breakfast?
Some folks will never admit Ihat
Tin principal sign of interest in lln cniintrv is prosperous until evliterature manifested bv
the big erybody i> spending double what
business men is the large amount 01 tin \ can allord to.
time thev spend in stiidving their
1 beckbooks and bankbooks.
\ n nou nee me n I exlrnordinary—"A
strike is settled." the street ear
The puliticians a r e now arrain.' strike in Chicago, with no assistance
ing tin ir platforms for the fall from Washington.
cftmpaigll, eoiisislillg laigelv nf the
things lln v will favor doing if thev
t h e hiithini; suit seems lo have
don't t i-i into p o w e r .
shrunk a good deal through Ihe season. bnl it may d o for an abdominal
There a r e a larire mimher of poli- band next vear.
ticians who can save tbe heavy and
fruitless expense ot a polilir.il ean.
The modern girl in mil ver) fond
paign bv resigning Iheir olllces at of walking, but she will hike 1 con
Ibis time.
siderable distance to reach a sod 1
fountain.
<ir«iii manv people <*eeni lo thinl<
the w o r k i n g man can be made pros
Manv people d e - i r e f r e q u e n t views
perons and happv bv sloppint.' tin ot the ocean, as thev lonu to gaze
prodin tioii of the necessaries ol d somcthiiig thai never goes dry.
life.
"If you nave Ihe s u r f n r c you save
Some politician" a r e railhfully at all," hilt the llapper's skill is apt to
tending to the duties of their ollice, need t w o coats bv this time.
when to ' et elected next Noveniher,
thev should be spending their time
The publlr hope* Ihat the railroad
soft soaping the voters.
labor b o a r d will be etlicienll.v used
to spank Ihe strikers.
Many ^eparalions a r e being re
ported among Ihe married folk ,
f o r m e r l y people lifted lo ask
while many more m a r r i e d men arc "Who's who," and now thev impiire
being sepnraled fioin Iheir money.
"Who's hootch."
Hah!
A deep, d a r k plot foiled!
ELMBAI.E KTCHINGS.
Some one w a n t s to know w h e t h e r
( T o o Lale f o r Last Week.)
I'at Kelley, senatorial c a n d i d a t e , i>
August II. 1. o , Nicol a n d w i f e
a Catholic or P r o t e s t a n t , and is told
that P a j is a Methodist, Why not ind Mr. and Mrs. Will H u l l i h e r g e r
ask it his hair is red, o r if he wears and son CliU'ord. w e r e c a l l e r s al Ihe
false teeth?
Whose business is it? home of Harley Leiihanl a n d wife
Sunday.
S. W. Custer and wife and S. I.
People are urged lo buy auloiaulines in Ihe fall because they are Sargeant, wife a n d d a u g h t e r L a u r a ,
cheaper, and they are urged lo bii> spent S u n d a y al Itamona.
Hansom Moore and family spent
in the spring, because thev don't
wilh
have to pav
storage t h r o u g h Ihe S a t u r d a y night and Sumlay
winter.
Mavfenl Heaven ami wife.
Leo L i b a n d Ada May Silcox, of
T h e railroad w o r k e r s w h o wen H a r r i s Creek, w e r e callers at t h e
on a strike, but who now wish to lomes of the f o r m e r ' s uncles. Add.
regain their senioritv rights are like F r h , and J o h n Brighton, Monday.
J o h n Lott spent T u e s d a y a n d
other people w h o want to eat their
Wednesday with Ihe h o m e folks,
cake and have it too.
Mrs. Harley l a m h a r d a n d Betty
A lol of f e l l o w s a r e e a r n ing g u a s J e a n r e t u r n e d h o m e f r o m S a r a u a e
about the c o u n t r y , when the onl> S u n d a y .
Mrs. C l a r e n c e Miller a n d c h i l d r e n
weapon allowed them should IK* ii
pickaxe on a road coiistruction spent several da.vs wilh h e r m o l h e r ,
gang.
Mr, and Mrs. Will S h r o y e r ,
Miss Mary Miller iiceompanied h e r
It is a m a / i n u how a man's enthuN* b r o t h e r Ora lo Mio, Mich., for a few
iasm for a social revolution cools d a y s ' visit.
Mrs. J o h n l.enhiird and Mrs. Add.
oil when he w o r k s enougl lo get
Krh. spent Wednesday w i t h Mrs.
about HL'a.lMi in some hank.
George K a r c h e r , of F r e e p o r l .
Good niaii> girls think they e a n
F ALL AMBI'RG FACTS.
make Iheir wa.v in the biisiiiesv
world bv studying iN'nutv hints.
Aug. 7. G r a n d Bapids f r i e n d s visiting al C h a r l i e t K l n a n ' s Sumlay
'Ihe American people used to rev- w e r e Mr. and Mrs. Balph Warreii
erence home, hut now thev seem lo ami d a u g h t e r .
care more about home runs.
Visitors of Mr. ami Mrs. Wesley
Miller S u n d a v w e r e his p a r e n t s , Mr.
Many poliiirians « r r lindiim ihrm- and Mrs. J a k e Miller, s i s t e r . Miss
selves u n w i l l i n g to accept , MI |»lh Ella ami lirolher Milo, a n d h i s
olllces that they ean t gel.
f r i e n d . Miss Mildred Sholl. of G r a n d
Bapids, Mrs. Miller's l i r o l h e r , Jidin
Itosroe \rhurklt* in K oing on a t r i p B o y n l o n und family, of W y o m i n g
a r o u n d the world. Golid bve, I ' a l l v P a r k , E h e n Bovnton ami w i f e , tif
Here's your hat.
Minnea|Milis, a n d Brnesl B o y n l o n , of
Jenison.
T h e girls w a a ' l really enjoy Ikeii
Balph W h i n n e r y a n d wife, ami
h.w neek waists until it
miM|,
C h e s t e r GanliMT. h r o t h e r - i n - l a w of
colder.
F r a n k J o n e s , tif Belding. visiled at
his h o m e S u n d a y .
AI.TI IM—VERGES X
Mr. ami
Mrs. Toni|ikins ami
Aug X. T h e Misses Havel Miller d a u g h l e r . Miss Jessie, of G r a n d
ami hint gene llmililian retiirneil Fri Bapitls. w e r e a t UH- Shaltuck h o m e
dav 111 uht f r o m Kalamazoo, w h e r e Sumlay.
lluv have been allendlliM Western
Boy Butler w a s called l o Alma
Male Normal.
last Thursda> niglil h> a telegram
Miss Olive and Augustus Win- that h i s f a t h e r was in a d y i n g eon
ge'er went to KalamaziNt Wednes- dition. He reliirned hooie S a t u r d a y ,
day. and s|H iit the laller p a r i of hut will go back as his p a r r n l still
the week with Miss Jav lies ami Mr. lives, bill is very low.
Mr. ami Mrs. Claud Slaal, of la»w,,,
Sundav"*
"burning
ell, w e n - c a l l e r s tw b e r s i s l r r , Mrs.
I h e i e e e r e a m s i r i a l iN-hl on the Will Khim|i|i last F r i d a v .
lawn o f G o l l f r i e d Bierri last week
B a t Mann a m i f a t h e r , la*vi Kell
^ i l h |M*o|»ie f r o m OKU, of I a m ell, spent I h r d a y S u n
all d l n r l h m s .
Several e a r s d r o v e d a y , w i l h Ibe laller's d a u g h t e r , Mrs.
out f r o m Miwell.
Pnattils
Will Kliini|ip a m i f a m i l y .
Miss O r t n a l a m g e a m e f r o m I h r
Mr. ami
C I I. CUNiilon w e r e in
Grand Itapids F r i d a y .
Bapitls S a l u n l a s l o r e m a i n a
Fietl poiiriiir has r r t n r n e i l f r o m .. a m i Ihen will Nil a m d h r r v a r a n r y
visit wilh Ins d a u g h t e r al Cavanaugli at West's d r u g store.
lake, near Joekson. tlN>ir summer
Flo>tl l ^ m g w a s h o m e f r o m I h r
home.
city o v e r S u m l a y .
Ilert U u a e k m l m s h a n d f a m i l y a n d
Miss Beva Condon has gone on
Mrs. D a n i e l s a n d I w o IHHr daughUHdor t r i p to Peloskev
wilh b
fepiarr,
tirand
aonl and nnele. Mr. ami Mrs. Allie ters. of Madistm
'.arr.
Hapids. w e r e visitors al I h r F r a n k
Tlie r r o w d Ihat gat lie m l Sunday J o n e s ' h o m r Sunday, a n d I h r l a d i n
They had
lo s r r IIM. IMII gana- l u r n e d out t a i l e d at Mrs. T o w e r ' s .
sjmte good rooters. t he s. o r e liring irndtiretl l o F o u r lakes Iw p i r n i r .
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Slugger* but h a d l o t o m e l o F l a l r i v e r f o r
sti'Hild m a k e IIM* next game inlerr«l>
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Miss Fhirrm-e Murphv will h r m o v r d f r o m L y o n s l o l*tinliar
m i s l r r s s al f n i r d o f i F r o s t ' s . while t i m e ago h n v r r r t u r n r d l o I h r old
I b e j are «one It, N r w York.
h o m r a n d w e r e visitors of F r a n k
Mr. and Mrs. I M I ONMIINI wii J o n e s a m i w i f e .
F r a n k J t m r s lefl Monday w i t h
live oil Ihe f a r m while M r a n d Mrs.
1.1% ile I^HNIOO a n d Essie a r e at Xi Bert QHot-kenlMish fttr a t w o d a s s
a g a r a Fails.
Nshing t r i p |t» f airal a u d Mrs. J t m e s
Mr. ami Mrs. Will O m v e r v a m will s p e n d t h a i lime w i l h Mrs.
r h i M r r n left S u a d a v U * M a r k i n a w QmN-kruhush in I h r r i l y .
A stm of Man»ld l l i l r r . of Ionia,
Cilv l o visit Mr. and Mrs. l*Hr P H
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w i l h a f r i e n d . Mr. Haird, t r n l n l a
f r w d a s s h e r e tm t b r r i v r r last
w r r k a n d F r a n k B r e k w i t h lotik
Ihem l o t h e i r h m n e S a t u r d a y .
Mr. e n d Mrs. I 4 0 J o n e s , af T a l r d n .
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M o Q U E E N ' S
PSANK SCHWACHA,
AW, WHATS THE USE
IIILLMIEOiDIIMIICES
An O r d i n a n c e r e g u l a t i n g the u s e
a n d sale of explosives, lire-arms a n d
f i r e - w o r k s , w i t h i n t h e Village of
Lowell
T H E VILLAGE O F L O W t l J . OBDA1NS:
Section 1. E v e r y p e r s o n engagi n g i g t b e b u s i n e s s of selling lirew o r k s w i t h i n t h e Village of Lowell,
s h a B k e e p t b e s a m e in a s a f e place,
s u b | e c t t o t h e a p p r o v a l of the Chief
of t b e F i r e D e p a r i m e n i , o r t h e
ViBage Marshall, a n d n o lire-works
of a n y k i n d s h a l l b e sold at retail
u r given a w a y a t a n y o t h e r time
t h a n u p o n t h e F o u r t h d a y of J u l y ,
o t h e r w i s e k n o w n a s Imlependence
D a y , a n d f o r t h r e e d a y s p r i o r thereto, a n d u p o n t h o s e d a y s t h e r e shall
n o t b e s o l d , kept, exposed, otl'ered
f o r s a l e o r given a w a y , a n y lire
w o r k s , o t h e r t h a n as p e r m i t t e d in
this Ordinance.
Section 2. T h e r e shall not b e
sold, k e p t , e x p o s e d , ottered o r h a d
i o possession f o r sale, o r giveu
a w a y , al a n y time, a n d 110 p e r s o n
s h a l l set off o r d i s c h a r g e a n y w h e r e
w i t h i n Ihe Village, o r h a v e iu h i s
possession f o r s u c h p u r p o s e s , a n v
toy c a n e , toy g u n , toy c a n n o n , b l a n k
c a r t r i d g e , l i r e - c r a c k e r , exceeding 2
i n c h e s in l e n g t h a m i % i n c h e s iu
diameter; torpedo exceeding %
i n c h e s in d i a m e t e r ; a n y s u b s t a n c e
c o n s i s t i n g of c h l o r a t e ol p o t a s h a u d
s u l p h u r , o r device f o r d i s c h a r g i n g
o r e x p l o d i n g s u c h s u b s t a n c e by concussion or friction; or lire-works
w h i c h c o u l a i u a n y explosive m o r e
p o w e r f u l t h a n black gun p o w d e r .
Toy pistols designed to explode pap e r w a f e r s less t h a n la inches in
d i a m e t e r s h a l l lie iiermilteil.
Section 3. N o lire-works, lire
c r a c k e r s , t o r p e d o e s , b o m b s , squibbs,
r o c k e t s , s p i n w h e e l s , lire balloons,
B o m a n c a n d l e s , o r o t h e r things, cont a i n i n g any s u b s t a n c e of a n explosive n a t u r e d e s i g n e d o r intended to
b e used as l i r e - w o r k s , shall he disc h a r g e d u r set oif w i t h i n the Village, e x c e p t i n g u p o n t h e F o u r t h day
of J u l y , o t h e r w i s e k m i w u a s Imlep e n d e n c e Day, o r at a n y o t h e r times
set a p a r t by r e s o l u t i o n of the Comm o n Council.
Section -1.
N o d e a l e r shall sell
o r give a w a y l i r e - a r m s t o a n y m i n o r ,
a n d n o sale of l i r e - w o r k s shall bt
m a d e l o c h i l d r e n u n d e r leti y e a r s of
age, w i t h o u t t h e c o n s e n t of a p a r e n t o r g u a r d i a n of s u c h m i n o r o r
child, o r e x c e p t i n g in tile p r e s e n c e
of said p a r e n t 01 g u a r d i a n of s u c h
m i n o r or c h i l d .
Section 5. N u p e r s o n shall disc h a r g e a n y l i r e - a r m s w i t h i n the
Village of laiwell, e x c e u t i n g in duly
licensed s h o u t i n g galleries, o r iji
military p a r a d e s , o r in llie liring of
s a l u t e s by m i l i t a r y c o m p a n i e s b.v
p e r m i s s i o n of t h e C o m m o n Council
o r Ihe P r e s i d e n t of said Village, or
w h e n necessary in the l a w f u l defense or person, properly or family, o r by a police o r o t h e r ollicer
of t h e law in the l a w f u l d i s c h a r g e
uf d u l y .
P r o v i d e d f u r t h e r that the
C o m m o n Council o r Ihe P r e s i d e n t of
t h e Village m a y g r a n t s|>ecial p e r m i t s f o r Ihe s h o o t i n g uf c e r t a i n anim a l s w h e n in his j u d g m e n t the circ u m s t a n c e s w a r r a n t IIM* same.
Secliun IS.
D y n a n i l l e may he
kept w i t h i n t h e Village Limits in
laces a p p r o v e d b.v Ihe Chief of the
ire D e p a r i m e n i o r Ihe Village Marshall, a n d Ihe u s e of gun p o w d e r
a n d d y n a m i t e shall he iiermitled f o r
blasting p u r p o s e s , u p o n a fiermit
b e i n g o b t a i n e d f r o m Hie C o m m o n
Council o r llie P r e s i d e n t of Ihe Village.
Section 7. Any p e r s o n o r |iersons
w h o shall violate any of Ihe provisions of this O r d i n a n c e on conviction. t h e r e o f , shall IN* p u n i s h e d by a
Une o r not m o r e t h a n ^BNMNI, ami
tlie costs of p r o s e c u t i o n o r by imp r i s o m n e n l iu the County jail of
Kent c o u n t y , f u r a period not e \ c e e d i n g ninety d a y s ; o r holh such
line a n d i m p r i s o n m e n l in Ihe tliscreliun of Ihe c o u r t .
Section M. All O r d i n a n c e s or
p a r l s of O r d i n a n c e s in a n y wise conlliellng w i l h Ihe p r o v i s i o n s hereof,
a r e h e r e b y reiiealetl.
Section !l. I b i s ortliuance shall
be in «>ll,ecl f r o m a n d a f t e r Sept. I.
1922.
By o r d e r of the Village Council. I
Passed August 7, 11122.
J . C, SMITH, Clerk.
P
An O r d i n a n c e relalive t o the l a p
p i n g of w a t e r mains, ami m a k i n g
c o n n w l i o n s t h e r e w i t h , ami the lav
i n g of w a t e r pipes, a n d iiroviding
f o r UH* k i n d of piping ami e o n n e c
l i o n s t o be u s e d llierein.
T N R VILLAGK O F M l W K I . L OR..PAINS:
Secliun I. T h a t
liereafler
no
r o n n r c l i o n o r l a p w i t h any water
p i p r belonging It* the Village tif
laiwell shall lie m a d e , except wilh
lead pipe ami coiimt'lituis. ami no
w a l r r service |ii|ie shall IN* laid f r o m
UH* w a t e r m a i n to llie m e t e r , except
said piping is math* of lead.
S e r l l o n 2. Any u e r s o n o r |ier
SIMIS w h o shall violate a n y tif llie
p r o v i s i o n s of Ibis O r d i n a n c e on
conviclion t h e r e o f , shall IN1 p u n i s h e d
by a Nile of m d m o r e t h a n *1INMNI.
a m i costs of p r o s e c u t i o n o r b.v imrisonmeiil in I h r C o m m o n Jail of
enl t!ounl> f o r a perital of not e s c e e d i n g ninety d a y s o r both such
Rne a n d impristiiimeni in IIH* disrrelitNi of IIM* ctiurl.
Seclion .'I. All O n l i n a n c e s
or
p a r t s of O r d i n a n c e s in anv wist
r o n a h i i i i g w i l h Ihe iirovisituis h e r e
o f , a r e h e r e b y repealed.
Section 4. T h i s O r d i n a n c e shall
b r in r f e r t f r o m ami a f t e r Se|i|. I.
1922.
Il> o r d e r tif Ibe Village Ctaincil.
P a s s e d August 7. 11122.
J . C. SMITH. Clerk.
B
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P a r t s also dropped in price.
C A R A C E
THE LOWELL LEDGER and THE ALTO SOLO
B
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©Western Ni^spspcr Union
fMHITM MOWKK m'SIH.K
Aug.
Itma B u r m a n a m i family,
J a m r s B u r m a n a n d f a m i l y , visiteil
Sunda> w i l h I h e i r m t d h e r , Mrs. Jtdin
N e r b . tif C l a r k s v i l l r .
Mrs. I l a r o b l C l a r k e a n * babv rel u m e d I h u r s t l a y It* I h n r htmie in
Sparta.
A r t h u r P a r k e r a n d w i f e , t d Mo
b u r , w r r r at t h r f a r m last week at
lending thrrshiug.
f i e o r g r II. K a r r h e r , tif lltiwne
eily, visiled I h r w r r k - r m l w i l h h i s
n n r l e , f i e u r i r K a r r h e r ami wife
Mrs. J . | M Miller a m i d a u a h l r r
i V a r l a n d s u n . Dr. H. ti. Miller, uf
J i r w l ! a r l i s l r . I m i , a u d sow |*rof.
II. F . Millrr, a u d f r i r u d . Dale Timm r r p a n , of K n r h r s l r r . visiled last
al I h r h n n i r of W . II. P a r d e r ,
I h r I w u l a d i r s r e t u r n i n g htmie Frid a y , a n d I h r t h r e e l a t t e Ir r e m a i n i n g
• o r a week's M i n gn .
K r i m , of l l r l r o i l , a n d
of C l a r k s v i l l r , w r r r
• " r j d s S u u d a i al l i r u m e K a r r h e r ' s
Mrs. Ahr F a s h a u d family visilrtl
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uf I n d i a n a . I r f l last w r r k f u r a t r i p
lu Califamia.
Maynumd Nb-hards. <4 Ohiti, h a s
r m u r l u m a k r h i s IMIUM- with h i s
I'urlr H a r i r i and wifr.
Mrs. I l a l l i r Mirhards. of h . w r l l .
Visiled I h r week e n d w i l h her sis
• r r . Mrs. l a M h BMhards.
Miss
Virglr, win* h a s bn-H a guest f o r
trveral weeks
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and wife.
t r * " / ! - " y ! ' * Klva. a u d Mrs. J o h n
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l a m a n . v i s i l r d ^ u u d a s at
Warren NoushV
l a t t l e IJ%a r e
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ML% W . I I . P a n l r r a u d d o u n h t r t s .
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ONicc in Ncgonf e B i k . , Lowell, Mich
S. S. LEE, M. D.
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J . L. Miller a n d d a u g h l e r P e a r l ,
w e r e in (iraml B a p i d s i h u1.L1J1.
rsday
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Volney Walton aud w_ilt
ife u i t u t a i n e d r e l a t i v e s f r o m D ilaiuumlale,
amondale
Sunday.
.
T h e Misses S a d i e S. Kellcv, of
F r e e p o r l , a n d Vesta Lou, o l ' H o p kins, took s u p p e r with Miss F r a n c i s
l l u l c o m b F r i d a y evening.
l i a y l o r d i l o l c o m b a n d w i f e , uf
Alto, s p e n t S u n d a y w i t h the h o m e
l oiks.
Mrs. Vivian Anderson is c a r i n g
for Mrs. W a y n e Benton a n d b a b y
w h i c h a r r i v e d Wednesday last.
i l a r o l d iiless spent S u n d a y a l
Bostwick lake.
The r e m a i n s of Angus McDiarmid,
of Clarksville, f o r m e r l y of Bowne,
was b r o u g h t to the Bowne c e m e t e r y
r i i u r s d a y for b u r i a l .
Wayne Ford ami daughter Doris
May, of Lansing, visited the lirst of
the week w i t h h i s b r o t h e r , i i e o r g e
and f a m i l y .
(ieorge F o r d a n d family a t t e n d e d
Ihe F a r m e r s ' a m i Merchaills' picnic
at (ireeii lake T h u r s d a y last.
Miss M a y b d l Deliar, of Hastings,
is assisting Mrs. William S h a w with
her h o u s e h u h l duties.
Stanley Smith a n d family, of Detroit, visited t h e i r c o u s i n , J e r r y
Hloiigh a n d w i f e , F r i d a y .
Miss Lucy S o w e r s , w h o h a s been
a m e m b e r of J e r r y Blough's family
Ihe past ten w e e k s h a s r e t u r n e d lo
Freeport.
Calvin Clem a n d wife, tif L a k e
Odessa, visiled Iheir d a u g h l e r , Mrs.
Hoy Blough, S a t u r d a y . Mrs. Blough
accompanied t h e m htmie a n d rem a i n e d over S u m l a y .
J e s s i e Blough, of Middleville, visited Ihe liume f o l k s F r i d a y evening.
Merrile Miller
a n d family, of
S m y r n a Itmk s u p p e r wilh William
Mishler ami w i l e , Monday evening.
Mrs. Ilullie Boush, of F'recport,
visited S u n d a y w i l h h e r niece, Mrs.
William Mishler.
1 ^.1|,|V, <'u.,k;r a , u l s o n ' o f M u i r » a , , , l
i < ' " a r , v . s Culler ami son, of Keene.
wtTe in ( i r a m l Hapids Monday on
business.
yh ss
. '/V'ha C u t l e r is siKiiding this
week w i t h h e r sister, of B e r l i n , Mrs.
Charles Hausserman.
Mr. a n d Mrs. A. J . Post, of Clarksville, Mr. a n d Mrs. A r t h u r H o r n e r ,
of lainsing, Mr. a n d Mrs. F r a n k Boberts, of S n o h o m i s h , W a s h i n g t o n ,
w e r e S u n d a y guests at
Warren
Beed's.
Mrs. E d . F r o s t a t t e n d e d the F a r m e r s ' a n d M e r c h a n t s ' picnic at Ionia
Friday.
Mr. a m i Mrs. M. W . Dodge a n d son
Harvey, spent S a t u r d a y night a t E r nest Friedli's and Sumlay m u r i i i n g
t h e y took baskets of lunch ami had
a picnic a t Heed's lake.
Mr. ami Mrs. H e n r y J o h n s o n and
d a u g h t e r Phyllis, (Mrs. J o h n s o n w a s
f o r m e r l y Ethel Cahoon,)
arrived
f r o m D e n v e r , T h u r s d a y at Louis Cahoon's t o spentl a long v a c a t i o n .
Mrs. P h i l i p D o d d s spent S a t u n l a y
and Sumlay in S a r a n a c w i t h her
d a u g h t e r , Mrs. Men no W e b e r .
Lucy C a h o o n . Kva Hale. Muriel
Kirby, E v e l y n Poole, Leah Ayers,
(ieraldine Friedli and Mrs. P h l o r u s
Hale r e t u r n e d Sumlay f r o m a week's
visit c a m p i n g t r i p at Long lake.
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I IlwtiSt- 222-."l
relurnetl f r o m Kalamazoo.
KI;«.ISTKATION NOT1CE.
t w o candidates are to be elected, in K E N T KOAD BONDS
j w h e r e they have b e e n a t t e n d i n g
OVERS I H - G L E N N G . T O W S L E Y , M . D ,
which case h e should vote for two.
s u m m e r school.
SCKlBEl).
l*"r Genera! 1'riniary Flection, TuesHelative lo Hegislratiun—Please
| Miss Beatrice Norton, of ( i r a m l
E Y E . E A R N O S E ML T H R O A T
duy. September 12, 1H22.
note that all provisions of the prim- < ounly No Longer Depends I p«n
. Bapitls. is :i uuest t.f h e r cousin, Mrs.
• 'th.-.-.- :,u4
A ih ton Bldif.
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law
relative
to
registration
are
10
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Oualilifd
IJector.s
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the
Advertising for Bids.
John Downs, Jr.
done away with, and il you are not
lowiisliip
of
Lowell,
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C a t h e r i n e and
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already registered in the precinct over the c o u n t e r has been such
Kent, Mule uf .Michigan.
C o r r i g a n h a v e r e t u r n e d f r o m a visit j
' if i/.i-l^ p h o t l e '52 ITii.
Notiie is hereb>
^iveu that 111 w h e r e >ou reside, you must register success that the last issue o i l e r ' d
w i t h their uncle, Hev. Joseph D r e w , '
a t Montague.
i conturiiiiU with A.-t I2t;. Public Arts under the provisions of law as set was over-subscribed *.'10,000. CounI'-M/ js niiieiuled, I, the uiuler- f o r t h in the registration notices ty T r e a s u r e r . Jesse W. Clark anDr. F r a n k D o r a n . of St. Marv's
DB. L. E. MATHEWS.
posted in connection with this 110- nounced Friday.
It was f o r >«.n.nun
hospital, was in Parnell o n e d a \ sigiied 1 uwn.sliij) Clerk, will uijoii tice (il primary election.
:iii>
il;i\
i
xii-pi
Sumlay
iiml
;i
h-^al
last week.,
and oilers aggregating *90,000 wenlj!.'lii|.I>,....ior the.• da.\ oi ,,UII\ ,regular Kelative to Opening and (TtMin^ of received. ] Ji e
o v e r s u b s ' l iption
Mrs. J a n e Lally ami sou (ieorge,ftr..
(
01
the Polls.
of Lowell, visited Mrs M. J . MeC.arfleetimi or otheial primwas accepted, to be applied on the H o u r s . 9 to 12 a. m. 1 ::i0 lo 5:30 p. m.
Sec, I. On the day of a m elec- next issue.
ary i-ieetion, receive f u r registration
P h o n e s , Office. :i9.
Hesidence 347.
thy Monday.
tion the polls shall be opened at .sevH e f u n c e Ble k. LuwelL Mich.
The plan is tlie o u t g r o w t h of tin
Mrs. J o h n llelt'eran, w h o has been : the name of any legal voter in said
l-2U-22.j
I'lwnsliip not already registered en o'clock in the f o r e n o o n , o r as high interest rates of 1921. when it
ill is improving r a p i d l y .
soon
thereafter
as
may
be,
and
shall
j
became
wnu
nia>
appl>
to
me
personally
for
almost impossiblr to sell
Mr. ami Mrs. (ieorge (iahan ami
be continued open until jive o'clock municipal and county b o n d s at the
family w e r e ( i r a m l Hapids visitors sneli registration, or w h o may make
SMED1.EY. L1NDSEY & 8HIVBL,
in
the
afternoon
ami
no
longer:
application
f
o
r
registration
l»\
mail
Sunday.
rates authorized 1>\ law
in Jan
Attorneyti & CouoMeloro,
Provided, 1 hat, in t o w n s h i p s the uary, 1X21, the count> road • imor
inesseiigei
.
as
provided
by
Act
7.
T h e Parnell Independents playei
G r a n d h a p i d s , Mich.,
board
of
inspectors
of
election
may,
I'nblie
Acts
of
ISM'J,
as
a
m
e
n
d
e
d
e.\mission advertised an issue ol bonds
ball at Moseley Sumlay.
in its discretion, a d j o u r n the polls and received no bid at all. C a i n u
23C-242 Houseman Bldg.,
On this T h u r s i l a y evening tin I'ept Uial I r a n receive no names fur
Cil/. P h o n e , 0ob4j.
Parnell ladies will s e r v e their ehiek- registration d u r i n g the time inter- at twelve o'clock noon, for one Treasurer Clark was called in f .r 1
hour, and that the t o w n s h i p board c o n f e r e n c e and agreed to trtin H. M. Shivel al his old office in Ixiwen supper on the school grounds. A vening lietween the Second S a l u r d a \
in townships and the legislative innovation of ollering them to the ell in evening und every S a t u r d a y
large tent is being erected in o r d e r hefoic an;, general or special elecbody in cities and villages may. b\ public direct,
'The lirst sale A a- a f t e r n o o n .
to provide siillieienl room to serve tion or oliicial p r i m a r y election and
resolution
adopted
litteen
days slow, but was s m c e s s f u i and since
tli<' (la\ of such election.
the guests p r o m p t l y .
Sept. 2. 11)22 last da> for general prior to the election and published then every road bond has been so! i
T h e usual f a i r will follow the
reni^tration i»y personal appticalioii. with the notice of the election, pro- through the treasurer's ollice.
supper.
E v e r y b o d y welcome.
DR. B. h . i h E ^ A K D
Aug. It'.. Il>ji2 -last da> lor regis- vide that tiie polls shall be opened
One u! the In-st features of li.is
Hiyii
ami S<'iKeor
at six o'clock in the forenoon and system is the saving to Ihe t a \ p a \ tration
|»\
allidavit,
see
below.
KEENE CENTER.
Notn *- is f u r t h e r hereby given that ma> also provide that the polls shall
P r e v i o u s h the\ had been - i<
Aug. N. Mr, ami Mrs. Alois Daller. I will he .it Township Clerk's ollice be kept open not later than eight ers.
' The Doctor McDannell o t h c e io
at
a
premiuni
wilh
and 'i pel
Mr. and Mrs. Anthonv Heilz, and the third and f o u r t h S a t u r d a y s lie- o'clock in the evening of the same
Negonce Block.
cent interest on them.
Now HUM
SOUTH CASCADE.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Siiiilh a t t e n d e d
day.
are being sold at par. beat ng .) pei Oii;,;e hourj;: 10 l i u. m., 2-4 s n d
Aug, (i.—Mrs. H. M. K n o w l e s , of the Kuhn reunion al Baldwin lake. fore sail! election to review the
7-h p. m.
I h e polls of said election will be cent, which makes a saving .f . h 1
Muskegon, is visiting at Ihe W a r d Seventy w e r e present and all en- registration book and register eiec
Citr
p h o n e ; M. Ofll«e; 47. Heslopen
at
7
o'clock
a.
m.
and
will
retors
oi;
Aug.
11)
and
Aug.
'ifi.
A.
If..
I per cent to the put>li>
S t e w a r t home.
joyed a good time ami line d i n n e r .
dem t .
o'clock p. 111., uf Hapids News.
1922. from S o'clock a. m.. until .S vmain open until
Mr. ami Mrs. Hoy Shiels spent
Little C a t h e r i n e Moore c e l e b r a t election, unless the
o'clock p. m., on said (lay for the aid da> of
Sunday e v e n i n g al Ernest Forbes.'
ed her sixth b i r t h d a v Saturdav afHoard of lilection Inspectors shall, OBI'l I'ARV—AN til'.S
pmiiosc
of
reviewing
the
registra
McDlARMlD.
Fred Merrill a n d L. 11. Van Ain- ternoon with a little p a r t y . ' She
in then discretion, a d j o u r n the polls
The funeral foi Angus MrDnui id
burg, w i t h their wives a r e s p e n d i n g had a eake t r i m m e d with c a n d l e s . lion and registering such of the
qnalilied electors in said T o w n s h i p at lli o'clock, noon, f o r one hour.
was held from the
res Jt .m •
several d a y s at H a r t .
They played games and the little
Dated .1 ul\ 27. 11122.
South Boston t o w n s h i p on Tin. .dav
Arch Tliums ami wife e n t e r t a i n e d f o l k s thought they had the best as shall p r o p e r l y appl \ t h e r e f o r .
I BANK N. W i l l I K.
Tlie name of no person but an acafternoon.
it e v. 1'reeinai
.,1
c o m p a n y Sumlay.
tune ont.
' J e r k of said 'Township O r a n d Bapids, a f o r m e r pastor ewn
O iirion Bro?. Co.
tual resident of the precinct at the
Donald (iraliam is visiting his
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Smith, f r o m
linn- it registration, and entitled unducted
the
services.
'The
h
i
a
i
e
i
v
f a t h e r in (iraml Ledge.
Ohio, are h e r e visiting at the Daller
der the constitution, if remaining
w e r e live sons. 11, W, Mel) .t ,.,l
Manly W i s n e r , tif (iraml Hapids. home.
NOKTII BOWNE Bl liBLES.
Mrs. Letha Clinlsman
such resident, to vole nt the nest
Wat i on .McDiarmid, KeT..,\ Mi In
is a l t e n d i n g Iti duties at F'red MerWilliam Smaldon and wife and
Williiim Daller was a S a t u r d a y
election shall be entered in the regmid, Kester .McDjarnn l. am I B a
ill's, d u r i n g Mr. Merrill's absence.
I. i t o I m »
I'arlors in Parnight guest of his p a r e n t s .
l.arl l l a r n e c k . of Ovid were Sundav
istration hook.
McDiarmid, and a nephew
All item in last week's issue of
The Larkin elub planned a pi'-nic
guests of Box Brecker and wife.
r
i
s
h
B
l
d
g
.
,
o
p
p
o
s
i
te King Block,
ALASKA ATOMS.
Itvgistralion
by
Affidavit
(Mail
or
McDiarmid.
Mr.
McDian
The Ledger should have r e a d Mrs. at White's Hridge Sunday.
Hay
Jacob Krebs. wife and daugliters,
Messenger.
laid to rest in Bow in t e n
Aug. K.—Callers at Mrs. Mary W a r d S t e w a r t w a s serving f o r Mrs. Hiekcrl and fainiK w e r e there.
Kama, and Mrs, F a n n y Seese and
jdelt* UI8I nder Act 7., Puh. Ai ls. Illltl, as
reeple's Sumlay w e r e Mr. a n d Mrs. (ieorge Linton.
daughter Vada. also J o h n Krebs and mile from the farm wheri
Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Pinkney a n d
aineiideil.
the
privilege
of
ahseiit
lived lo; the past (i'J >. ars.
• - v aiilr.-,
All
A r t h u r Muir, Mr. and Mrs. l^arl
We a r e very s o r r y to k n o w o u r Mr. and Mrs. F r a n k Daniels s i a r t e d
famil) attended the ice cream social
Slaplelon ami ehiltlren, ami Misses Whitneyville s c r i b e is still conlhied ast I h u r s d . u to Niagara Falls ami voters is extended to include regis- at the home of Chris Beiri 'Thurs- i h i l d r e n were present to ath
K'tdy
tration.
Tliey can also register h\
funeral service exi cpt om- d i
Kdna a n d F r a n c i s Fish, f r o m ( i r a m l to her bed ami h o p e f o r h e r speedy Ihillalo.
iiti- w d i t v
day evening at Moseley,
| hey motored t h r o u g h
mail or messenger w h c l h e r absent
Mrs.
K. Deii, of l laho. wh^
Hapids.
recovery.
in ,
and will be gone a week.
Eli Kaullman and wife and daugh
I m t u c Iu r
or not Imt the allidavit must be rehospital.
Mr. McDiannid lied '.hi
Mrs. (ieorge S w i n s l o n visited al
F r e d Kcaglc ami family a t t e n d e d
Mr. and Mrs. Hay P a r k e r ami f a m - ceived liv the clerk, on or b e f o r e the ter liladys. called on Merl lloslettier
lirst of the week while at xvi n k in .
Ihe h o m e tif Mrs. Mary T e c p l e Sal- a jiicnic at (ireen lake last week.
and
family
Sunday
evening.
ily spent Sum[ay iifternoon with his
intli day preceding tiie third S.dur
eorn liehl. At the time of In
unlay afternoon.
Boss K n o w l e s , of ( i r a m l Hapids, p a r e n t s . Mr. and Mrs. Kd. P a r k e r .
Kee Bryiint and faniilv. of Alto,
Ci"z. P h o n o 2 5 1
da\ hefore the election,
he was 7'.» years of age.
I o n I*! St
Mr. ami Mrs. F r e d P a t l i s o n and spent S a t u n l a y evening ami Sumlay
-.pent Sunday with her parents,
Ilav P a r k e r is on the good r o a d s
\lliila\il
for
Kegislralion.
tinel
Standard,
August
K
family visited at I Iilbert Mollit's.
w i t h his d a u g h t e r , Mrs. W a r d Slew- at I alo. w i t h t w o trucks, d r a w i n g
lacoh Krebs and wife
S t a t e of M i c h i g a n . C o u n l v of K e n t .
Dr. Aultlin a m i wife, of S a g i n a w , art a n d family.
gravel.
Mr. and Mrs, John Krebs and t w o
I, heing duly s w o r n , despose and
Send or telephone the new
l alletl on relalives ami f r i e n d s here
Kli/ahclh Cook spenl several d a y s
Mr. and Mrs. Will Converse, son sa\ that I am a citi/en and a dul> children were supper guests at the 'Ihe la-dger.
Phone
Sumlay.
last week visiting f r i e n d s at Diitlon. and d a u g h l e r started Sunday on a
home of John Wingeier, of near
TownMr. Bowlen, of S a r a n a c , visited at
Mrs, Peel, of Caledonia, Mr. ami m o t o r t r i p to Mackinaw to \isit h e r i|ualilied elector of the
l.owell. Sundav,
PKOBATE NO'IK K
ship of l.owell. in said CoiinFreeley Snider's and Hillierl Mollit's Mrs. C h a r l e s Hollins, of McCord. Mr. sister for a week.
Olive Kee spent Sundav with Ne
State
of
Michigan,
The Tn
l\
of
Kent,
and
State
of
MichiSunday.
and Mrs. Minor Pallison ami daughva Ford, of South Kowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Brock. Mr.
Court for the C-iuntv of Kent
Mr. and Mrs. A. 1. Barnimi and ter. ami Mary Cook, of ( i r a m l Hap and Mrs. f.lavlon Cahoon iind child- gan; Ihat ni\ postollice address is
Ferdinand Wingeier and faniilv
At a session of said ' un t, In
. <I*. I"", !»,. No.
1 that I am
son Arlie. visited at the h o m e of ids. s p e n t Sunday al the h o m e of ren attended the H a w k reunion at
entertained companv from Saginaw. the p r o b a t e ollice, in the i
now registered as .111 elector thereitv
l i o r d o n Plough, of ( i r a m l Hapids. Mrs. (ieorgia Cook.
Hiversnle park at
louia S u m h n . in and that I make this idlidavil Sundav,
C»eneral R e p a i r W o r k ,
Bapids, in said ' o u n t v ,
Sumlay.
Sundav guests at liu* home <>f Mr tirand
l ifty were p r e s e n t , relatives on for the p u r p o s e of p r o c u r i n g ni\
Cell
Phone
I maibc
iOili <J..» ..t j..is.
It. y r j '
ADA S ( | t T B S .
Mrs. J a m e s Fox ami sons H a r o l d
and Mrs. Albert Bedell and f a m i h
Mrs. Hrork s side,
P r e s e n t : (.lark i . Dighee, an.I^I
•
«nrrialt)
of
hot
nir
registration
as
an
elector
in
accordami ( i o n l o n , also Mrs. 11. Mollit at
August K.—James H a r r i s , w h o has
were:
Mr. and Mrs. William llills- of Probate.
Mrs. Ch t Condon is here keeping
heating.
lemletl a picnic al C a m p a u lake one I been ill f o r s o m e time is improving, house f o r her son Will ami f a m i h ance with the statute, and I solemn- b u r g and son. of (Jrand Bapids. Mr.
In the Matter of the Kst.de of
l\ swear or atlirm to support the ami Mrs. Chas. Conant. of Kansing.
lay last week.
ami will s p e n d several w e e k s at while the> a r e gone to Mackinaw.
Louisa Veiler, Menfailv Incompet
Coiistitnlion
of
the
Tnited
States
of
Mr. and Mrs. J o e Coon and Mrs some tiuiet lake resort, probablv
Mr. and Mrs. Hohert Brock. Mr. America and the Collslitution of the \. J, Knne, of Detroit, (ieorge Long enl, Martin i". Schneider h a v i n g hied
lames Fox w e r e in the Valley city Crooked lake.
Opposite Lighting
and Mrs. Clayton Cahoon and ehild Slate of Michigan, and to d e f e n d the and son 1 ester, and llenrv Fischet in said court hn lift- c n t h annual ac
Friday.
Mr. ami Mrs. C h a r l e s Nellist 1110- ren were F r i d a y evening
and faniilv. ot Lake • )dessa.
n guests • '
Station
i-ouiit
as
guardian
said
e
s
t
a
t
i
,
and
against all enemies, foreign
•
,
same againsi
Mrs. J o h n Linlon ami d a u g h t e r
lored to Mt. Clemens, w h e r e Mr. Mi- ..ii.1 \i... 1
Peter Staid and faniilv entertained
his petition p r a y i n g f o r the allow
,S
,ho,,n ,
,,0
i,, ,
Vada and Helen, of Alio, ami ICthel Nellist will a t t e n d the r u r a l mail o r of Mr . m l \ ?
V
'. V
"
"
companv f r o m Indiana last week.
ance thereof, and foi the allow am e
f
\i
1
Taken, subtscribed and s w o r n b
Davis, of ( i r a m l Hapids, called at tin c a r r i e r s meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fnrgusou and
of D t i n e r .
Mrs. J o h n s o n will lie , hefore me
of all previous avi ounts tiled as sin :i
this
da\ of
•mine of C. W. KIUK S a l u r d a y .
Mrs. S a r a h Spaulding was visited 1 einembered as l-.lhel Cahoon, w h o \ | i
two sons spent Sundav with her guardian,
pr'''
M\
(".ommissioii
e
\
Mrs. Ish w a s in ( i r a m l Bapids by her son. Claude S l r e e l e r ami wife, is here visiting h e r p a r e n t s .
people, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Silcox
"p.^
|M,(.S '
It IS O r d e r e d . That the KSth dav
Monday.
also d a u g h l e r . Mrs. Klla Burl and
and T'rank Cuinmings were also of August,
, ,
ls
D. I'.122, at ten o cl .. k
\it.
II'
!
H
^
'
l
eece
am
...
Miss .Nila Ish. w h o h a s IHTII with son Hohert, d u r i n g Ihe w e e k .
Mr. Mis. Bailies spent last Tuesda\ eve
there.
m the forenoon, at said p r o b a t e
N
o
t
a
i
\
or
.lustn
e
in aunt at ( i r a n t , r e l u m e t l lo he
ami Mrs. Sheets visiled h e r motlier m u g with Mrs. Afdrieh in Lowell.
Inez Klahu is spending t w o weeks ollice. be and is hen-hv appointed t
at Allegan last week.
mine h e r e Monday.
at Kake (ielleVa, Wisconsin, oiu nf
Mrs. I.thel Baxter's liftle son Paul,
examining and allow nn
. .! at
Kegi<.|ralitm
of
\liHeiilee
b>
Oalh.
H e r m a n Colviii has p u r c h a s e d tin
Mr. ami Mrs. H a w k e y
visited who
manv Michigan Sundav schoul ^irls i omits and hearing said p -i...
h v i n g at f h e J..hn Kaux
It anv person whose name is not w ho are camping there.
lenseiig. ami will use HM* lumlier B friemls in (iraml Bapitls t h i s week. home got r u n oxer hist Fridav with
It is I ' u r l b e r <irde:etl I
dn
'iclp r e p a i r h i s house.
W. H. Me.Murray has lieen t a k i n g the ear. Alfred started Ihe car and registered shall oiler and claim the
Tlossie Bedell spent
last w e i k not it e thereof hi „i\ I'll
right
to
vote
at
anv
ele«
lion,
and
• • i' •
a vacation visiting St. Joe, w h e r e he did not k n o w the ehild was there,
w ith relatives in Hi ami Bapids,
lion of a copv of this m •. , f.
In
was enlerlainctl by Mrs. Sam H a r r i s l i e was t a k e n lo (ireenville and an shall, u n d e r oath, state that he or
SOCTII BOSTON MEWS.
Mr, and Mrs. (!. N. Baker, of near, successive Weeks | ; t-v .i, .
•W | t i p
-f k«»U>lc,
us
t,i
ami d a u g h l e r Beryl.
Miss Ber>l .s-ray was laken id fhe arm and i she is a resident of such precinct Freeport, spent
Aug. 7. Milo S c h w a b ami famil
Tuesdav
evening! dav tif hearing, in the I
1
and
lias
resiifed
in
the
Townsliil
^
JI'»•
o
Well
n
t
n
l
•
M
H
|
i
'
I.e.
I
Viitn
liond
are visiting relalives in Ohio.
Harris, w h o is well k n o w n in tliis was found to he in had shape.
with Bulus Lee and f a m i h ,
ger, a Hewspapei prilltt .1 and
twenty d a \ s next
preceding such
flTIHl
III•'
'I!
"
Mr. ami Mrs. Will Ackerstin ant vicinity ti|iened a large up-tti'dalc
Mis. C a r r i e Wordeii. who has IH en election, designating
culateil iii saitl count v.
pai ticiilarh
•on spent several d a y s last week in millinery s t o r e in SI. J o e r e c e n t l y .
It
I- illsfieiiding a week in (iraml Hapids !he place of his or her residence,
A
true
copy.
(
lark
1.
NOKTII ( AMPBKLL.
lligbee
Old Settler's picnic of Ada will he reliirned to Lowell Mondav.
Indiana, ami allemletl a tamily reuiisi rn .ti
and Ihat he o r sin- possesses the
Jtldrit of P r u b u t e
Aug. X Mr. and Mjs Carl Both
iinion there.
Iichl I h u r s t l a y . Aug. 17. w i t h its
Miss Hhea Haines, f r o m t i r a n d • dber i|ualilications of an elector un
J
o
h
n
liaitoii
S
l»
10
Mrs. .Seymour Coles, Miss Doris usual good p r o g r a m and s|ieaking.
Haphls. s s p e n d i n g a few d a \ s it der Ihe c o n s t i t u t i o n : and that owing and Sheila, Mr. and Mrs Silas Drew,
Begisler of Probate,
and Mrs. William Drew motored to
m d Slanle> ('.oles. ami Mrs. (iii\
Miss Isla J a r v i s . f o r m e r teacher llie la*e Lampkin home.
to
the
sickness
oi
budilv
i
n
l
i
r
m
i
h
In
and
Bapids
last
Wednesday.
r l e t e h e r ami stm Jack, of Delroil in Ada High school, a c c o m p a n i e d
Helen Ickes. f r o m Samhiskv, Ohio, • •f himself or herself, or some memK l o t ItKDIToKS
Angil Pecks, of Kast Clarksville,
>|ient last week with South Boston by her m o t h e r visited Mrs. W. N. c a m e .Mtimlay to IN- with hei p.u
state of Michigan.
Ibe P 1
ber of his or her lamilv, or owing spent last week with her sister, Mrs.
relalives.
P e r k i n s last week, also Mrs. (ieorge e n l s al the Lampkin home.
to his or her absence f r o m the Bert C o r n g o n
C o m t for the Countv of Kent
1 r u e ami d a u g h t e r , , uf A r m a d a .
Mrs. (ioltleib Holh ami son ,\tl
Dr. and Mrs. P e a r s o n Winn, f r o m
In the Matter ot th. l.stat,
Mr^ and Mrs. Clarence Trow bridge
ilph, r e t u r n e d liome Sumlay. after
A large delegation of Adailes will Alvinslon. (.iinatla. ami Dr. Hohert r o w n s h i p on public business, or his
.1 visit with f r i e n d s here.
a|lentl Ihe a n n u a l P a r n e l l supiier W i n n , f r o m T o n m l o , a nephew of or h e r own business, and without and children were Sundav guests at James N\, Partlee, D«*ce.isetl,
intent hi avoid or delax his or ber
Notit-e is h e n bv given that t.n
n i
Siilm*
Mr. ami Mrs. J o h n Jackson ami glveil T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n .
Dr. Pearson Winn, h a s IN en spend registration, he or she was un ihh to the home of Mr, and Mrs, Norman m o n t h s f r o m the ISth dull -f Jul
Bieherson.
of
North
Clarkssille.
I tl.
li Imtiii. tlii i O l »
d a u g h t e r Eva. spent Sumlay with
•Have you signed ni> p e t i t i o n ? " m g a f e w d a \ s »| the Lee Lampkin
make application for registration on
Mr, and Mrs Kd, Minard visited V D, 1922. have been a l i i w - d I
is the tpieslion of t h e day.
f r i e n d s near O w o s s o .
utn
home.
t h e y leave this Tuevdax the last dav provided bv law for
Utl'
Sumtiv with Mr. and Mrs. Bu\ • redilots to present th.-.i
P a r e n t s of B o s b m Booster boys
Now Ihe |iesky ollice s e e k e r is morning.
the
registering
of
eh-clors
preceding
against
said
deceased
to
said
I
'
U
M
Heaven.
look tlinner w i t h them al Morrison calling at o u r d o o r
Lee Lampkin ami f a m i h , Dr. and such election, then the name ot
Nils. M. D Miller and son Ora, foi examination ami ailjustnit nt a: I
lake Sumlay.
With a long petition in h i s h a n d
Mrs. P e a r s o n W i n n . Hohert Wiun. sm'h person shall IM registered, and
that .di ci editors .it saiil tlei ease.t
\1 KU.s M IK Mil DI.1 I Bit r .
Asking u s t o sign once m o r e ,
Select school reiinion will lie held
Marion Ickes. ami Hhea Haines went he or she shall then be periuifled to visited friends up North last week. are required to present theit < luin «
Cora Heaven visited last T h u r s Ik' s M,
,il lln* t i r a n g e h a P . August N.
Ami he g r a b s h e r h a n d ami lo (!anipau lake f o r a weenie roast
M r s J . hn Pelvote af such election.
If such ap- dav with Mrs M a n I l a v . of CKtrks- to sanl court, at the prtdiale ofli t
. Mis. Ait Biggs
Mrs. Jum* F a h r n i . Miss Duris shakes it wilh a broad ami
Monday.
All hail a ioll\ lime,
plicanl shall in said m ilter, wilfullv ville.
in the citv of (iraml Hapids. in said
l a d e s . Mrs. Bertha Coles ami Mrs. ning smile.
I iat n v e r
over
Mr. and Mrs. (!haiince\ li kes and make a m false slafemeiif. he or she
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Both ami Sheila countv. un or b e f o r e the KSth lav of Sunda
liny Fletcher visiled Mrs. F r e d J a
Sa> s tair c r o p s a r e just the Nnest. d a u g h t e r Marian, came
1 I n n s d i \ shall he d e e m e d guiltv of iierjurv.
November,
A
D.
1922
and
t
h
a
t
11
motored to l i r a n d Ledge Sunday.
Mrs Ma. shall a. •1 d a u g h t e l , of
colli in laiwell F r i d a y .
Ami h e t a l k s to u s a w h i l e .
• n n n Santlilsk\. Ohio, and are \isit
aud upon convicfion, tie subject in Mis. Ii. Both and Adolph, w h o have claims will be In aid bv said court Ionia. s|
laidies' Aid soeietv will meet al
nt
et k
W ith
Mi s.
But a f t e r he h a s left u s w e cuss ing la-r lirolher. (!. W. Lampkin and
the pains of penalties thereof.
been visiting relatives here r e t u r n e d on Saturdav. tlie iMh lav t.| \ t . \ i n
I htimatin* c h u r c h F r i d a y , AUMUSI I I . lo ami gel ipiite s o r e .
family.
Mrs. l i k e s , Olee Lottie
Woineii Kfeclors I he names of to theil home wilh them.
her. A, |) 1922. at ten o M m k n tt
work tm a tpiili.
ibbl
Irthui
l o r w e think of tair high taxes, l.ani|ikin.i was o n e of imr Keene
' iotwa, is spend•II tpialified women electors, not al
forenoon.
mg the
k v
Kawrence itiggs.
In IIm absence of Itev. Slu-paitl whicn w e have l o pay o n c e m o r e .
girls.
ready a p p e a r i n g on the registration
Dated J u h Dub. \ D. 1922
JUHTH LOWKLITNKWS.
Miss \
nest Sumlay, services al t a m g r e g a kerson returned
Mr. and Mrs. lekes and Mr. and list will IN- registered, in eonformity
Clark K. lligbee.
tn he: h
lional chiireh will IN* conduclctl |I> HH K O f V ('ORN KMM CH ATT E M S .
Bapids I tiesAim. H.- Miss Fifhel Anderson, of
Mrs. (!. W. L a m p k i n start Wednes- vxilli fhe foregoing provisions.
« 9 III
Judge .d Pr h a l t
ilav .dti
1 ( i r a m l Bapitls minister.
'ptiubng a lew weeks
Vegwim
\isifed
with
Miss
H
e
s
t
e
r
Aug. K. - Mr. ami Mrs. J o h n Vellei d»>
" l i n g t o visit their b r o t h e r . Dated Jul\ 27. 1922,
With Ml
ut Mrs. (Mis l i i b h h t and
m i l l Suntlav w i l h Mr. ami Mrs Ilarve> L a m p k i n . n e a r Marion
Yeifer over Saiurdav and Sundav,
I HANK N W H I T E .
N o T B F. T o ( KKDITOlts
T t m * i U\K
I.IKF.IK
Clinl S c h w a b a n d family, tif ElmMiss Hester Veifei is spending
T o w n s h i p Clerk.
S t a t e t»f M i c h i g a n .
The P i o b a t e
Aug. K.—Mr. a m i Mrs. Beetl CtNifi- dale.
Mrs i.haile*> Bogt
Bogers
rs spent over
f h e week with Wanda Storv, of
OAK I.MdVK.
( o n r t f o r t h e I o u n t v of K e n t .
e r a n - Ihe p n a N l p a r e n t s of a sisLowell.
Ntimlav w i l l
,,-i
daiuhlt-r, Mrs. M,
Mrs. C h a r l e s W i n k s will IN- b a r
Aug, «. Mr. and Mrs. (i, H t hee
In the Matter of the Kstae of J o h n
iMNiiitl girl, h o r u Aug. fi.
T h e i r vesting b e r p l u m s n e s l week.
PBIMAM^ F.I H I ION.
l •alts, .•! I let roil.
Shi r e t u r n e d
T h e Veiler reunion will be held
l h a m w e r e in ( i r a m l Bapids one d.i\
Nash, Sr.. Deceased.
l o w n Line f r i e m l s offer congratulahome Moinl.i> a c c o m p a n i e d b \ ber
livery
IMafcesb e, Mr. a m i Mrs. lasl week,
Notice is hereb> given lh.il a gen at Campau lake. August Hi.
Notice is herebx given that foni k and t h i l d n n, L n n h
tions.
and Cora
Ib'lvin Blakeslee MIMI I b r e e ehiltlren.
(.arlltm Anderson and famil\ \ i s
ral p r i m a r \ eleetion will be field Veiler is invited.
Mr. a n d Mrs. J . C. Sctdl ami fain of C a r s o n Cil>. Mr. ami Mrs. l . j J e •It'tl his giiimlmollM'i .it Clarksville, in tlie low nship «d Lowell, (.ountv
Miss \ r l e n e Itehler spent last m o n t h s f r o m the 27th dav id J u h , Mav
A. D 1922, have been allowed for
Mrs B J o i n s h ft M da for Deily. of laiwell. H a r o l d Scott ami Bovee ami stm l i l e n n , of S o u l b lltM- Sumlay.
of Kent. State of Michigan, at I'dv week id Davis lake with her grand creditors to present t h e n d a nis
ln.it.
Boy Hull, of t i r a n d Bapitls, wen* Itm. ami Mr. ami Mrs. Phil.* Blakes
hall, wilhin said T o w n s h i p , on parents.
Mrs. Heiir\ KtH-wers sm-nf Safut
week-end guests of Mrs. J. t l . Setdl lee. of laiwell. spent Sumlav wilh d a * wilh Mr%. Bitter, of L ^ e l l .
Mr and Mr* < hat Ies
t K . ers siH-nl
Mr, and Mrs Merle Miller are visit against said deceased lo said court
Tuesday. SeptemlNT 12. A, D., 1922.
Miss Margaret Hull, of t i r a m l B a p Mr. ami Mrs. W a l l e r Blakeslee.
mg
the hitter's p a r e n t s . Mr. and Mrs. f o r examinalion ami a d j u s i m e n t and I'lidav evening W i l l i Mi .•ml Mis.
Mis% Ella Marl went to Duluib for Ihe p u r p o s e of pl.teing in iioimntfiat all c r e d i t o r s t»f said deceased Frank J o m s. f.irmi h
ids. spent S u m l a i al E. S. Hull's.
Miss l a d h a Veiler is sfirmling IIM* Momlay t o visit h e r sister. Mrs, Mm
Mrs
Ida
dioii b\ all p o l i t n a l parties p.trlic- J«M- Sler/iek.
. s Heckwith
niHht guest of his p a r e n l s .
Waller Hlakeslee has several teams •i. r r o u i r r d tu u r r s e n t tin- ,
w e r k w i l h h e r u n c l e . Jtdin St h w a h rev Pike.
paling Ihereiu. c a n d i d a t e s for tiie
to
said
court,
.if
the
p
r
o
b
a
t
e
o
l
h
.
.
F r e d Davis is p l o w i n g„ w i l h h i s s m l w i f e , of m'ar Clarksvillr.
on Ihe road d r a w i n g gravel on Ihe
M a".I Mrs I red lingers, of Low
J o h n Kta'wers, of / e e l a n d . s|N*ni following ofliees, %«/.:
in Ihe cil) of (iraml Hapids, m said «ii. spe | Ihutsilav wiiti Mr
t r a c t o r f o r b i s h n d b e r . Ed. Davis.
and
Mr. a m i Mrs. JIM- Veiler ami fam- a few d a i s w i t h his b r o t h e r . H e m v
Nenaforial O n e
eamlidafe f o r ro.id south of Sweet sehool house.
Mr
•
Mr*. William
U n d ami il) spent Snmla% w i l h Mr. ami Mrs a n d famil%.
Mr and Mrs, (iiix Willelt are liv- counly. on oi before the 27th ilav of Mi s i harles Hogers.
I'nilrtl States St-naf«ir.
Notemht-r. A. D, 1922. ami tfial sanl
famil* h a v e r e t u r n e d Iw Iheir htawe Jtdin S e b w a b . tif m ar Clarksvilh-.
New tn idtf< s are iNing « re« led m
(Mis W h i l l n a n d f a m i l i visited
State One eaudid.ite for liost-r- ing in Mrs, S s t t e t ' s house.
in WtHoNand a f t e r s p e n d i n g Ihe
Mi» Bert Wdlett visited h e r son rlaiins will IN- h e a r d by said court I b i s t t rinitv.
Mrs. Nellie H a t t l e n ami c h i l d r e n Sam Sfo|i> ami f a m i h at Sp.u I.i, ior: one r a m l i d a f e for Lieutenant
werk-rud
c a m e htmie f r o m laiwell T l m r s d a t . Sumlay.
(iut Willi tl ami wife l u e s d a t a f t e r on Monday, the 2<th dav id Novt-ui
(iovenmr.
U-r. A. D.. 1922, at ft n o V U k in th.
l l r l r n l l u l l i s htMiN* f r o m Kalama
1 hi six page Kn al etldio i of Tlie
Ringing lillb* Maml F o s t e r w i t h
('.tiiigressiimal O n e eandidale for lltNIII.
mmi.
la>weli I t-dgei and \ l f o St •to will lie
tbem f o r a w e e k ' s visit.
MR%. Charles Yeifer t i s i t e d Mrs f o r e n o o n .
Hepresrnlati*e m ( ongress f m fhe
CAM .IDE *K*S.
Dated
J
u
l
t
27fh.
\
D
1922
E I I I N I ami l l r a l r i e e Sctdl w r r r in
si nt un trial t w o m o n t h s for 2.'i
Maml P o s t e r ami D o r o t l u H a t den
Aug. M, (!ast-.tt|i- Siindai school (aigrrsshmNi ilisirici. of wlm h s.iid I t o w a r d Bergess l u e s d a t aftermNin.
Clark E. HigU-r.
( i r a m l Bapitls S a l u r d a y .
cents.
Your liionet ba« k if >uu
t n i h i l t m t h e Sebw artier ehiltlren will IMIM llM'ir a n i m a l picnic af l o w n s h i i i * rnts a p.ut.
1(1-11
Judge of P r o b a t e . tl n't iike it.
Monday a f l e r n o o n .
If.
( amiiaii lake t h i s week 11ims«las.
la-gislativi- O n e canditlale for TO I n p ( N L d K I B E o V I.IMK ON
n u T M w nm%9m.
P l n l o lllakesf.-e. «if laiwell. is \ l l f r i e m l s a m i iieixhbor% are u n i t
c o t x n * i K t m n o Aim.
Venator in the Mate la-gislative f u r
%ug. H - Mr. a u d Mrs. A. W . IMHMImling g r a t r l im tbe nMtl f o r his etl.
IIN* S r n a | o i i.tl D i s f n e t of whieli said
K n i t e m m t t l a s p a t e r s will p a t
ell, a n d Mr. a u d Mrs. J a m r s l l r n - fmm-r Ibis week.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Slater ealletl tm t o w n s h i p f o r i m a p.til: o n e t a m h - a p p n i s m i a l e l t "IJgW fm- t r r a t m r n l
w h k s|ient Saturday a n d S u n d a v at
H illiam P o s t e r , tif I.owell, ealletl Miss E s t h e r Vandervell. of P a n s d a l r f o r BepieM n f a l i t e in t h e Staff of IIM- c t a m l t ' s h i g h w a t s w i t h a
Will B e n w i c k ' s at MillhnHik.
m b i s g r a m l p a r e n l s . Mr. ami Mrs. Itiwiisbip lasl w r e k .
Kegisltliirt' f o r I h r l ^ - g i s l a t u r dis secoml l a t e r of tiiloridt- of linn- lo
Mr. a n d Mrs. T h o r n l o n D e n s u m r e H e s l e ) JtdmstNi Sumlat a f l e r m i t m .
C l a i t o n Jtdiiisttii b a s D p h o i d I m i of wlneh said Towii%hip f o r m s tlrcrease f o r m a t i o n of dnst. Conni s h e w a s f o r m r r l v Buth B m w i r k . l
i m e m m m i a . ami is tm Ihe g^in .tl a part.
t i r s h a t r r o t i l r a t i s w i t h the stale b t
s|N*nt Mtimlai at J a m r s B e n w i r k ' s .
PAMKKIJ. VN IXITY.
t h i s writing.
Mrs. E m m a VeroiiMii
( .tHinls
\ U o t a m l l d a t r s f o r HN- w h i c h they s h a r e t h e e s p e n w tif
W a l l e r l l u l d M r d a u d C l a r m r r SeiAug. *. A tarne r r o w d a l l r m l r t l helped t a r e f o r him.
follow mg nNints otlires. v i r : SIM-I III. MM h Ireatim-nt on a n eijual hasis.
f r h t l atlemletl I h e O d d F e l b i w s p i r - Iht tgiening nt l l a t t i g j i i lake last
l i t t l e llarliara llenistm is iN-ller. (iNinlt Clerk. ( •milts
r r r a s n r r r . Imt (i E. Dillman. dctHitt state hiahn i r a l Mttrristwi lake T u r s d a v .
Snmlat.
S h e batl rltrtiiiMlisin
Begisler of Deed*. P i u M i u t l l l g Al- w a t r t m n n i M i t m r r . h a s
mttiftrd
Sm-ll's f o l k s a l l r m l t t l
Miss f i r r t r u d e Skrltling. of f ; r a m l
Mrs. Manslleltt Clark and tlaiiahfei ItNiirs:
( o u n l s Auditor : C.ir- r m i n t i r s t h a t Itrr.msi- a d t v r e a s r of
Iheir family r r u n i o u al B a l d w i n lapMls. b a s b r e n visiting b r r b r o t h AINIT. is s i s i t i n g r e l a l i s e s in ( ! h i i a ciiit ( mil I CtHiimisMtmer : ( ( n e 'M |N-r r e n t in tlie stale's h i g h * at
lake SUIMLIV
er. Pred and f a m i h .
nn,
( t m i i l s Drain (!tNnniis«itmrr; d m m a m t r n a m - e fond no s t a i r aid will
Mr. . m l Mrs. Jt»hn D a r i n , tif t!hiMr. a m i Mrs. Iteorge l l u r b ' t ami
Jtdin T i m m e r h a s a s o r r toe.
\ Stir*e*or: T w o ( a m m r r s :
CINIII- b r ataiialile f o r second treatments.
t aiai. spent Suwdat w i l h J a n r Darmils spent S n n d j t w i t h r r l a t i s r s htirse slrfMNtl tin it.
t% Boad (!tNmiiis%i«iii
IIM- I f l e e t on t a s p a t r r s is virloallt
by.
in I iraml ItapHls.
Mrs. .ilia V a n d e n n e tMlled on
HtNUir«lma« H e f n l i t e io Voting
IIM* same as if «tate aid w r r r g i t r n ,
T h r ftdbiwing familir^:
IMIr
Mr*. E m l i r r e . «4 llebling is a ( ! a s r a d r f r i e m l s ami IM-IKMNITS F I I
Srp,iralr Italltds f o r t ;ieh polilit at as e a c h t o u n t v will | i a t f o r its o w n
l a v . A. M. K a h n . N t m n a n lliggins. nnest tif Kate H o w a r d .
tla% ami S a t u n t a v .
liart* will IN- p r o s i t l t d
IIM* rlrt* M-rtuid t n - a l m r n l , but will md p a t
Btihrrt l l a n l s a l l i m b t l I h r JtwtlanM n a r I (rant b a s IPHM* t o i M m t l
Mrs. I nmi.i Vertanan c a l h i l on tor must iiainr I h r ooliliral p.trls of a p e n enlage of the s l a t e aid t m t for
I r e . A. M. K o h n . X o r m a n lliga ins . Iti s|N*ml b i s SM-atitm.
Mrs. PliHrm e Stark last S a l u n t a s .
his rlioier w l i n t askiiiu f o r a ballot the o t h e r r o i i n l i e v
(Bta S. Hess.
Ntirwia B i r w r s r r t u r n r d l o KalaMiss Ann A b r a b a m s p r n t S n n d a s
Nesl Stimlas rst-ning's seniHMi ami in m a r k m g Ins lialltit must m a k r K r i d eiNinlt m a d etNiumssioiier, r r maroti T u r s d a s . a f l r r s p r u d i u g a a n d Mtimlas in l i r a n d KapNU.
will be T h e Man tm a P e m e . " o r a rrti%s in HM- stpiare t o t h e I r f t tif eiNiuiM mlrtl UM STTOIMI t i r a l i i i t u l tu
U m 4 C a n far S a b C h M p .
sburt saratiow at hotwr.
Mis«rs C l a r a Mow a n t . Mabel Ali " E s i r e d i n g tbe Sfiertl l i m i t " Bet- I b r naim- tif r a t h e l r e t o r f o r wbtmi t h e r o u n t v IttNinl tif b i g b w a y rtun*
A. W. litiNdrll a u d s**u F r r d
abant. lUara B » t n r . Mart D n f f y . I r t l i s tNM* uf Mt. D u e r r ' s •ermuMs. IM- ilrstn-s to s o t r . ami r a n s t d e for MUSAiutters.— l i r a o d
Baptds Net*
V N i r B o w l e r , a n d Hnarl V r r t t n W r
onl) one candidatr, rscrpt
OSTI^jpatr
Lowell,
Michigan
Funeral Directors
Plumbing.
Hut Wdlcr and
Hot Air Htallng
Phil hriun.
New (insus Edition
(Jason's liithiqan
Green guide
'M
NoTH
Pricc }5c
at 1 he Ledger Offtct
Lowell, or by mail
ft>r
grin-
Quality, Service and tJconomy
ere combined in ihe
Good Maxwell
Said by MURPHY A WINGElEa
•t MURPHY'S CARACt
LMNII.
T H E L O W E L L LEDGER and T H E ALTO SOLO
MAY RECLAIM BIG TIL\CT, NOW
MAKSU.
3,M0 Acres i n Five Countiea Involved i n Drainage I'roject.
Ionia, July 211.—I'rocccdings a r c
now under w a y , the surveyors being
at w o r k , t o dredge Maple river, a
project wh i ch once detaultcd because of t h e large e x p e n d i t u r e involved.
T b e m a i n object is to reclaim approximately 3,000 a c r e s uf
well located m a r s h l a u d lying between tbe h e a d w a t e r s of the r i v e r
i n Shiawassee county a n d the point
w h e r e it empties into G r a n d river at
Muir, a d i s t a n c e of some 32 miles.
T h e counties of Gratiot, Shiawassee, Clinton, Montcalm a n d Ionia
a r e i n the w a t e r s h e d of the Maple
a n d a soil e x p e r t f r o m the M. A. C.
is authority l o r Ihe statement that
the l a n d t h u s sought t o b e reclaimed
will have the richness of t h e Mile.
Flood a n d h e a l t h conditions also
will b e benelltted, is t h e belief of
experts.
Anoiher vital problem f o r solution w i t h the d r a i n i n g of the r i v e r
is t h e b r i n g i n g of the Hoodwaters of
the Maple d o w n and i n t o the G r a n d
in advance of t h e slower rise of the
Grand, thus eliniinuling the d a n g e r
of excessive h i g h tides in the spring
of the year. T h e live commissioners
of the live counties involved met
this week a n d a r c unanimously in
favor of the project.
XKW SALEM BEING K E B l ' I I X
N o t
W h e r e O
B u t
W h e n
Kverv b o d y
•
in L o w e l l k n o w s
h b e r e t o jio f o r c o o l , r e f r e s h I C K C K K A M S HUD S O U A S .
I t's lasby's, of course
•Jn. if i t ' s a q u e s t i o n of h o w
o f t e n , tliHi l a k e t h e a d v i c e of
all health a u t h o r i t i e s .
They
soy:
"Kat
nvain f w r y d sy." I'uriim lli. hoi -funiiii••! m..hi!i- ii imurh I" l'«- i'rf!Vrr.-ti ?i iiwivlor
UN.I H I:
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B i u of N e w s A b o u t P e o p l e a n d
T h i n g s V o u Know
Lou Stiles is >isitiiii; .1 1 ; .ii.' "
near Hull.tlo. N.
Buy your INirler's 1 .1 :t Ki
'
Look Druj; slort'. L o ^ f l l .
p 11
Mr. .uu! Mrs. W. I" M u s h v - i
Siiiula> w ith it I.iti v. •. . (.wi M.ii!
tine.
Mr. ami Mis. A I I'ant .i: : tluve
graiuichihlren spi ul last \m . k in
Muskc^ou.
'I rv the l.owell Nhnh l iaun'lr> fur
wet wash, or nni-.i !i'\ M-rvici'.
I'houo No. 1!!.S.
Mrs. Frank i'r est ii.i> ivturiuul
t o her honu- ilii'i- .1 UMI A. •fk- \ .sil
with her >011 .lnhn m I"!
Texoleuii1. ^iiarunli i •! 1 up coverin^ und aultunobilo tii-' > a: tl aceessories ;it Johnson's .' -. x •!• .!! 1 store,
ail v.
Mrs. Dora Fullrr t ti'uilea. Miss..
is visiting her .1 •"a : , M. • I
Johnson ami ^r.c iliv.-.tiit-r. Mrs
Jlt-ni N l av I tr.
Mr. .mil Mi's. Frank Knnllev, of
Grand Hapids. were Si . \ . < s ,
at tlu* lionii' 'il' Mr. a
\1 . ! i'
Wall-is p. Vi-r^i'iiius.
Ohno\ions iniinuls ami '• Is •
which ht.Minln^ .in- p u r 1 - I .1.1
eonntx a lol if :i iiu!•
, ' :ie
last >eiir, ".l.l'Stl,m was , , i
hounties.
Mr. and Mis. .1, T. Nohl. if 1
don. C.an.ula, a' I Mrs 1 h n ii- N.>
bh' and son. uf Ionia.
W
s
day and riuiiMl.i> if tluf
Mr. iiiul Mrs. I \ It- ln-iuck.
Mr. and Mis. !' I K
A1
Were 111 Lowell Sain: day ai bou it
MiehiKaii and Ohio ro.id ' ps It
The Lt'ilger ollii'e.
(tellinu reailv
for a inolor Irip to the H cut
stale.
Grand river clamiiiers h.r.e 1 m
menced shipping Ihi-ir tason cle rings.
Shells were found ph niiful,
though the »ame ground ^ is . . •
over for Ihe fourth consecutive MM
The price rercived is ^7u a ton.
T ... m:..
. n . . riKJuing Sir. . 1 '
at Strand thealer rues-lay, Anu. L*»
Ihe Lowel.' laundry ins 1 n< ill
painted delivery tru K, whieli ! .ks
ike business,
love the new
pany
• :
keep a
ei|Uipped an
111 iuei',di(»i;
rather than •
tin
town.
Kdwin .Mc(
Im
W. Stephen. .f
wilh
saull and batters
>ut •
attack ol Joseph
paper man. was directnl
w hen he .ipp. an
sll
to reluni. \ii- Jl
(. 1
Herald,
Wii k »*ml • silors .I NL and Mr
l.v le Denii k's ho
• Mr. an
Mrs. J. I N »ble. of I,.. 1Ion, ' !an.
da, Mr .imi Mrs. W. \. NobUsoil Mel be: !, .f loiii.l. Mrs, G b
Noble ami s..;i S\.Im
Mi
Mary and l.ill <: N. ble, .1 Hrldi
and John Diciak
Visitors .i Mimk
for the week end
Mr.
< ;harles 1 nii'st,
Glen liinest und
chill ami dauglil
and Mi John
Glads s. of Flint,
remained for iwi
Subsiribe now 01 rpaper for . year . I
\ on ' hi* Michiga
H
luer free until Januar
is our "cgular bi pa.i
> ear and I he Hllsiii. -•
Januar) IU23 for -J'")
edition a v 1 ar ami Hus
to Junuai v I'.C'I or
a Mom^ (tn this (|ui' - k. '
all whde tile geltinu i
i
h i s
i s
I
-
A
s
m
i-rcd Wis! is hui'uiin.n a haseinent
h a m «'ii his Ada road farm.
Note !.v I hi- I -n.ii Ago items luvw
popui. r hii-veling was J.') \i-ars ago.
Some good usetl cars at bargain
jm ices.
Mi'Oucen s Garage
F. N While is n-b lilding ami rn_iiu the f r o n t porch '>!' his residtiU'C.
Make >our aoto lop look like new
Willi lla> iifs top dressing. Johnson
riNolen.ii store.
Mr. an.I Mrs. (lli.trh-s Mi Inlvre
and sons. Kldun .ind John, spi-nl ".ex
c al dav s this Wi l li i-aiiijtnig along
Lake Michigan.
Mrs. .1. ( McCalla. son John and
ilaii^lilfi Anna and Mrs. t Sullivan,
of I leeptiil vii-inil>. called on Mis.
J. (., Andrews" I riday.
Ihe Lowell Model l.iiindr\
has
atlded a new deliver) car to its serlt looks like business. Have
<•»
adv.
m given Ihe box x :i trial'.'
Miss Winnie Wii te has relnrneil
• .: 1' 1 letfi•
Sill- lias
ellt severed weeks in the '
treasiirer's
(illire since school dosed.
Mr. ami Mrs. (ieorge .Mel.ochlin
and lillle ilan.yhler retiirneil lo their
liMiu. m Pctroit Saluidas
after
,•11.1. . several niontlis in Lowell,
Whv not hu\ live or ten shares of
L well Htii Iinu \ Loan stock?
Il
w II o n h ci is I vou -2.51) to ^.'LUO per
:: mlh.
^ "U can gel less if vou
want 1!
adv.
i\ Her.-iu and Iwo children
Mi
Norrislow
Fa., '.ist week
s e w r a l weeks wilh her
in nb MI ami Mrs. John ('.arson
id family.
The Low el Independent were dea'.ed. lO I Friday :il Island I'ai k.
rand Hapid .. by the (htkdales in
il Wenger' West Micliiuiin base
l-all louniey,
Johns n. of
\li, and Mi's, J.
iiighland I'ark. ipent Sunday at the
lioiiie of the f1 inner s hrolber, 1 . M.
J. 1 MMI, I'll lie for home from a
verse Ha\ coun.r trip to tin
1 erris (.. Oberlin
\l- an Mi
Ui iieil to their home in
bh
mil
HeldiPg
rniai \ ; and Mr. and Mrs.
ale lidw alone in their
home fm Ihe hist time In sever
Vi'«U N.
for Wooiion.
Headuai
McUut eirs Garage
Ira Hcrriman. Lowell veteran o|
S:l years, had 1 narrow escape from
tl alh or injury, when the alilomo*
bile in which he was driving on the
Walker-Herlin road wilh George
Wtillar ill and granddaughler Lu
cil. turned turtle.
Lorlunalely all
i s. iped with m i n o r bruises; but the
1 r was (|iii! • bailh wrecked.
•upe driven by a
\ Sludebaker
v.desnian from Lansing.
Stiidebaker sale
.1 tlilch betw.ill the
iissiiig and tin- river
Low* 11 Sidnrtlav evecoi!ipletel> over. I l he
• receive no (lauiage v.ill) thi' e \ ' poke less front wheel
dion of
1 Iwo fr ut fenders sliuhlly bent,
i.i- •Irnii rdr ition for tlie Stmlc
^i\.
Saranac Adver-
LOU Kl.l. MAHKET REPORT.
I h u r s d a y . Aiij.
Wheal Ml lbs (Hed) new
Wheat HU lbs (White.! , .
1
tats, per bil
Lorn meal, cw 1 . . ,
< o m and oat- feet cwt.
Middlfngs, per Ion
Hran
For'.*, dressed . . .
{.alves, dressed . .
' alves. alive
Beef, live
Heef. dressed, cwt
I'owls
cwt
m i g h t y
i j o o d
a d v i c e
IJ'li Ii. W Iw wafer beatingfcystein.f 1
v' i r iioin, rhiswinf. t
f o r ;./ '-.'tr • / » ; .
I jsf I ail,
i h e i e w..
j big AR» I.A •!• r'age and
thousands ot p. pie wi re di app.'inted. I b i s I'ail tlir same filing
will happen.
Hut f ' J j v we've gof
AKCOI.AS on band and we have njore
time f o install tbem. So take our
a d v k e . Don't pur it itlf.
t m
money on ARCOLA now
Arrola wltii 1 radiator* f 303.12
Arrula with I radlatof* J M I F F
Arr«4a WILH I tadiatorv f H U M
Arrula villi I RA4IAI«IF%
f 370,1«
flum m rtM m4 mH GUIY civ* w THT R«*T
MM of ^aftmc Am 01 a in y ** t -I, t>yt, f*
cuud, d u if now U lute the I *11 ludi.
C H A R L E S
W .
MS
J o y
R i d i n g
o n
tii»
S i d e
of.
F e n c e
,-
:. , 'flk js:-
<rrifiK£! 1
/
z
RAILROADS HOP
$100,000 PRIZES (/. IV. Dickinson Acts
to Prevent Disease
Infecting Livestock
FOR BETTER FMR
OFFERED BY FAIR
Kanners planning; to exhibit horses, WILL CARItV EXHIBITS TO t T A T t
eat tlo. sheep, swine or livestock of
EXPOSITION IN DETROIT
any nature al the Michigan State Fair.
FOR ONE-HALF R A T I .
Detroit, September MO, need not
worry about danger of contagious diseases.
PREMIUMS SHOULD BRING
(ieorge W. Dickinson, secretary and PASSENGERS OFFERED
EXCURSNM PRIVILEGES
MORE, BETTER EXHIBITS manager, has arranged for every possible prevention of disease Infecting
any of the livestock on exhibition. Arof
the
railroad!
Realizing the ini ciitlve for the farm- rangements have been made with the I Co-operation
|
throughout
Michigan
with
the
fair ader to Improve liis i-xhibitloiis ut the state veterinary for thorough dlsinministration
to
make
tbe
SeventyMichigan State Fair must become f e d ion of every building prior to aud
| third annual MlchigaB State Pair at
greater a» the iiuallty of the exhlbltti during the fair.
Many tly-traps will be placed In Detroit. September MO. greater than
improve, more than $1'.'0.000 will bo each building where livestock it on
offered In premiums this year, uu exhibition. Miiiious uf flies were ever before has been promlied, aceompareil to $70,ou" paid lu ll^.l.
caught lust year, which prevented cording to George W. Dickinson, secThis increase in premiums will huve
their interfering with the comfort of retary and manager.
a temlency, not only lo Improve the
any of the horses or cattle.
| Mr, Dickinson has arranged for
quality of the exliiUitiona themselves,
No livestock will be allowed lo be
Met OUDS MA I TEKS.
but UIHU to Increase the number of exhibltetl until thoroughly examined special privileges for exhibitors. The
railroads will earry exhibit! here on
Xii.^ust .s. Mr. and Mrs. Gharles displays trom the rural districts of for disease. Kvery precaution will be
| tba straight rate and ahlp them re(.ress ami son John and guests, Mrs. thi' state, In thy opinion of (Jeorge \V
taken to prevent horses or cattle com- turn free of charge la what the conI Iat tie Dull, Mr. and Mrs. Hoberl Dieklnsou, secretary and manager of
ing into tottlact with disease, once cession amounts to. he explained.
I ra/.ier and children. Mr. ami Mrs. the fair.
they have been admitted to exhibiArrangements also have been made
John I ra/.ier. ealletl on Mr. aud Mrs.
Ten yearn ago. tho premium list
Lrnesi 1 hompson last Wetlncsday lunounte.l to f22.000. It gradually tion
whereby an exhibitor dealrlng to !hip
'i'he health department of the City to a circuit of fairs in the at ate may
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Linlon and Kn-w to the }70,u00 hiKh mark estab- of Detroit will maintuin careful super- secure a half-fare rate. Race horaea.
sous, and Mr. and Mrs. Gharles lished in ll'-l. The Michigan State vision f t tlie food supply at the State of course, are an exception to thia
Hollins spent last week, Tuesday Fair of I'Jl'l was eoneeded to be one Fair. Not only will careful Inspection
evening with Mr. and Mrs, Lliuci of the four Kreatesi in the L'nlted of the food given livestock for disease rule. Four big tracks run Into the
fair grounda. aud. adequate docks
Llli.s ami .sons, of Lowell.
States; ami. with the offer of larger
Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. bill is and premiums for the seventy third annual or poisonous traces be made, but have been constructed there to handle
daugliters called on Mr. and Mrs. exposition in Delroil. September MO. preparation of foods for fair visitors exhibition! rapidly.
Concessions have also been made by
\rcli I hoinas and Mrs. Georgia Gook the ailminiatratioii hopes to put the also will be supervised. Sanitary
drinking fountains will be erected the roads on passenger rates. Anyand family Sunday afternoon,
fair out In front of alt others.
Mrs. ( harles Gampbell left Friday
everywhere on the grounds.
one In Michigan may aecure an excurAnother reason fur tho Increase In
tflernooii for a visit to her sister.
Mion rate to and frotn the fair at a
premiums
is.
the
fair
ailministratlon
Mrs, Kilty
, of Hig Hapids.
reduction of one-fourth of the total
(.harles Tucker, of Ghicago, is desires lo keep close tt) its jiolley of
charge. These rates will exlat from
broadening
the
iulerest
in
uilueutionul
\isitiiiu at l>. A,, and Vlch Wood's
tbe day before the fair until the day
exhibits.
homes.
after.
Among
the
imjiorlant
premium
ofNLr. and Mrs. (ieorge Linton und
With the cooperation of the railsons, and Mr. and Mrs. bred riiom- fers this year are approximately
An announcement that harness roads. Mr. Dickinson announcea an
as spent Sunilay afternoon at Gain- tJ'i.oOu for horses. flC.Oi'U for cattle,
pan lake and called on Mr. and Mrs. JO.OOU lor sheep ami (ti.uoO for hwino. horse racing had been dropped from advance aale of admisalon tickets to
Lrnesi Hales and sons Sunday eve- The premiums olTend In th.* sheep tiio program of the Seventy-third an
the fair throughout Mk-hlgan at 35
11 uat Michigan State Fair. Detroit. t ents each or three for | l . Anyone
nim!.
and
swine
deparlments
are
rn-ali-r
September 1 to 10, and tbe running who does not take advantage of the
s o . .....i
Hollins w e n
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. (ieor- thun llioso oftered by any otli-.-r lair horses substituted, hus been mude by advance ticket sale, which will conin Ainerlen.
gia ( 00k and faniilv.
George W. biekinson. secretary and tinue until the day boforo the fair,
All entries for the MICIIIKUII State manager of the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Ja\ S. Kllis, Mora
may socure admission tlckota at tbe
ami Heii. and Mrs. Gharles Hollins, Fair nnisl 1)«- made in Ihe num.- of the
Tho runners will come to the State
were Lowell visitors Salurday eve- owner, or the names of joint owners, Fair from Quebec, Woodbine, Toronto, grounds at 50c each, a reduction of
ning.
actual r m w e i p r O d U i e r s , etdb-ctors, Windsor. Havre de Gruce, IMmllco. one-third from laat year'a p r k e t . •
Mr, ami Mrs, Hoerk and Mr. and lnvi*niors or manufaclui'i'id
Tourists from any part of Michigan
KnliieK
Mi s. Trescolt and baby, of Lansing, made In viohill.in of lids rule will and other southern tracks for a s l l
will IM allowed to bring their autoday meeting, opening Labor day,
visited their sun and brother, Kniesl
niobllee Into the fair grounda after
b.; barreil.
September 4, and continuing through
lioei k ami familx. Sumlay.
Ave o'clock In the afternooa. free of
Tieprenilum
list
for
th
•
stale
fair
the following Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Thompson
charge. The City of Detroit, which
wa re Sundav guests of Mr. and Mrs. tills vt-ar IH now m t o r n - of preparuIt is expected more than 150 horses
tion ami will be n-ady for tllHiributlon will be quartered at the fulr grounds now controla the atreel railway aya.lax S. Libs."
Mrs. Gora Kinmens, of Hebling, very Houii. t'opies of tin* premium ami preparations now ure under way tem. haa agreed to carry peaseagers
visited several days last week with list and idank tornih for «-nirleH will to house the ruiiiifiH, A paddock will from the center of tho cltjr to the
Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Higler.
lie furnislit-tl upon applit uilun io (i bo const meted just south of the grounds for n single tare. Heretofore,
Mrs. Andy Slew art. of Caledonia, \V liii kinson, aeJ Howies buibliiiK
a double fare haa been charged.
grandstand.
u s i t ' d hei daughter, Mrs. George Hetroit
The fair manager heUevee theee r o
W.
J.
Dowling,
who
has
succetsfully
Linton, trom Thuisdav until Satur
ductiona
In admlaeiona nog the coThe
large
Increast*
In
prenilumH
conducted running races at Owosso,
dav.
operation of the rallroade and at root
proma.i-s
one
ihiiiK
for
fair
visitors,
Hay
City,
Grand
Kaphls.
Jackson
and
Mr. md Mrs. Ial. Higler accompanied fiiends from (iraml Hapids it is sure. That is more exhibits ami Adrian fairs, will direct the six-day railwaya n e o n the atteodaoco nt thla
bftit r exhibits. Careful preparallons meeting ut tbe State Fair. Mr, Ulvk- year's expoeltlon will eiceeg U t l by
t. J. iiiiist>ii Park last Friday.
at least one-third.
Mi (ieorge Milne, of Detroit, Mrs. are being made so that hors. s, cattle, insou said.
I r. .1 Ii Works and son, of Grand sheep, swine and alt other exhibitions
Hapids, and John Kllis, who is visit will be presented In the most ultrucMother Oel tho Latter.
iiiK the latter, were supper guests tlvu manner.
SORRY HE SPOKE
One time when I wna going to i r o »
of Mrs Jay S. Kllis lasl Fridax evemar school I waa la love with a hey
ning.
Marlon and Horolln
Jean
—who wan much older thaa L Oae
Distilling Moitturs From Breath,
Works returned home with their
time lie wrote roe a letter !a achoel,
Men without number who were east
molher after a week's visit with
SM> lag ho loved wo. Of c o u n t I chertheir cousins.
udrlft nn tin* sea without water have
ished that letter! ao I pat It la my
Mrs. H. 11. Shcpard, tif l.owell. died of thlrM ; yet it U now posillde
called on Mrs. Arch Wood Sunday to dlMlll enough niolNiure from the
pocket. Next day wan waah gay. My
evening.
axither found the letter nag told aiy
breath lo Mi.stnin life. The upparalus
Messrs H. K. Golby. Arch Wood, consiMtK uf 11 ^iass tube und -i boitie.
dad. Well, yoo kaow tho
and Gharb s Tucker spent Sunday My broiilhln:.' in air through Ihe nose
cage JouraaL
niorning at the Hod and Gun club, of
1
.mil
expelling
it
through
(he
tub**
into
Lowell and Sunday aflernoon al
the boitie. a perMotl enn obtain UN 1
mat
Heed's lake.
1
In mdea tlmea If a girl were wllllat
Mis Agnes Mui/enga spent Sun- much us mi mince of pure water an
day aflernoon with her daughler. hour.—YoulIT* Coinpiinloii.
•a marry, aad net engaged. H waa lha
Mis. Arch Wood.
Fanner Mtodi—What nice dark hal eaatuiu for her to wear a ring e a tho
Mr. and Mrs. Art Williams and
you've got, Mrs. Ilawklna. My wlfi t r e t Auger ul the left head. If aha
tnoes.
daughler visiled Mr, and Mrs. Klmer
HIM* should IH'I lie left near tlie Is a whole lot younger than yon nni wanted to remain single, then ahe wort
Lllis and family, of Lowell, Satur- fire. Hen; d.-Mro ys leather. A little
her hair Is gray.
tho ring on Hie little
day niuhl aud Sunday.
Kvelyn re- vaseline put between Ibe soles und
Mra. Ilawkliis—Tea, and If yoo we*
mained for a visit until this r r i d a y . uppeis Just before going out In rainy
• f busbend I'd have gray hair too.
Parla F i r * ta Tatah m m .
Mr. and Mrs. Hlake Vamlerlip vis
weather will help in keep Ibe feet dry
Tlie t r e t paMIc scbuol far the bllod
iletl Mr. and Mrs. Waller Glark,
(Uiollel mortgage blanks at T W
and tbe shoeH In k'"od condition.
Sunday and Momlay.
a a a eetahHehed la f a r l a la I T U
U-tlgrr o f l k e .
Mrs. Art Williams culled on Mrs.
Spencer Tuesdax a f t e r n o o n .
Mrs. Harmon Glark and daughler
Pauline were Grand Hapids visitors
Uns Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Jay S. Ellis and
daughter and Mrs. Gharles Hollins I
were Lowell visitors Tuesduy after
noon.
Mrs, Ja\ S. Kllis culled on Mrs
lluvidson, of Lowell, Tuesdav after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. ILinnoii Glark and
daughter visited her h r o t h r r , Albert
liuell and wife, of Alio, Sunday
lb*- laller's sou f.vndel was IMNIM
for a visit Itefote assiiinlng his duties as radio operulor on slii|i
Irtiurd on the Greut lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wisner, of
G r a n d Hapitls, called on Mr. ami
Mrs. Ernest 'lliofnpson So ml a v af
teriKMin.
M.r and Mrs. It. K. 0*lb> Mini
Keulali and Gharb-s Wood a m i John
iluinrnga spent Sunday even ing in
latwrll.
INCREASE OF $30,000 OVER 192t
ANNOUNCED BV G. W. DICKINSON; LIST READY SOON.
iff-
RUNNERS TO HOLD 6-DAY
MEETING ATSUTE FAIR
SCUSCIUUEUS I'LEASii ftOTiCIL
Kate f o r advertising i u i»ii« dep u r t m c n t o n e ccut per word, each
initial a u d n u m b e r coun t i n g aa a
word.
A o a d less
2gc.
stamps b y mail w i t h o r d e r if poasibie.
1'boue o r d e r s f r o n t subscribers t o this p a p e r taken i a omergency cases.
FUH SALK—One good Wheeler
Wilson sewing machine, p r i c e *>20,
it taken at once.
E d w i n Fallas
and company.
1'UH SALF—Two stoves, steel range,
and new Florcncc coal stove. Caii
phone, UH, I short, 1 long, Lowell cxchangc.
Lewis Leece.
FUH SALL OH TUADL—L'nion cusluin c a r p e t ami r u g loom, u c w last
year a n d yooil as n e w .
Cboap
l o r cash 01- will trade f o r wooU.
U r vviiat h a v e y o u ?
Call Lowell
CiU. plionc No. J00, at bouse, one
mile cast ol Lowell post-ollice, or
address Mrs. H. H. Johnson, Lowell, H. F. D., No. L
Sunday.
STAY WITH THK LoltD:—The
Lord is witli yon, while ye be with
hiiu; and If
seek hlm. he will be
found of you; but if ye forsake him.
he will forsake you.--- Chronicles
l a : 'J.
Monday.
WAIT I'ATIKNTl.Y: Walt on
tin* Lord: be of good courage, and
he sli:itl streliglhen thine heart:
wait. I say. on tiie Lord,—Psalm
- 7 : 14.
Tuesday.
A LOYK I KAST: Heller Is n
dinner of herl.s where love is, titan
a Mailed ox ami hatred ilieivwith.
--Proverbs l o : 17.
Wednesday.
T i n : ONLY SAI I-: THFST:
Sume trust in eb.-M-i- i s ami > .me
In horses: Imt we will reinemlier
tla* mime of the Lord our tioil.—
Psalm . o : 7.
Ttiurtday.
Si'KAK THF. CMOD Wn i l D:
Heaviness In the heart tif man
tnuketh It stoop; but a good word
muketh it glad-—Proverbs I'J: "Jo.
Friday.
PRAVElt FOR WISDOM: -So
tench us to number our dnys, Ihat
we may npply our hearts unto wisdom.—I'sulm
11!.
Saturday.
HOW TO CoMiCKII AN KN'KMY:—When a mini's ways please
the Lord, he makeih even Id • enemies to be at Iteuce with him.—
Proverbs 10: 7.
WANTED—A f e w rcpairabde lircs
t o supply the deinand f o r secondh a n d tires. What have y o u ? T h e
H S Tire Slaliun, Last Main si.
WANTED—To rent room at Letha
Clinlsman iimlcrlaking parlors.
Henl very reasonable for caring
for place. Call al store or write.
•120 T u r n e r Ave., Grand Hapids.
WANTED—-Men or women t o l a k e
o r d e r s for genuine guaranteed
hosiery
for men, w o m e n , and
children.
Eliminates d a r n i n g .
•$10 a week full time, $1.00 a n
h o u r s p a r e time. Experience unnecessary.
International Stocking Mills. N o r r i s t o w n , P a .
[10
LOST Weilnestlay morning iu Lowell. •s'j.oil bill- in white envelope.
I'lease r e l u n i lo Ft'vin Deuel,
newsboy, or leave at Look's d r u g
store.
Papal Hat Worn In 860.
Originally the tiara, or triple crown
of Ihe pope was a plain high cap. much
like those In wblch doges of YenlCO
are so often represented In old pictures. It was Hist Introduced by Pope
Nicholas I. in Sdo. .Tnsl when tbe flrat
eoronel was adtb-tl Is a matter of tin*
certainly, but the set-ond wu» placed
by Pope Hoidface Ylll In 1205 and
the tbii-tl by Pope 1,'rban V. about 1308.
Always.
Heller break your word than do
wrong in keeping it.
Mr.-,, i.hiirlv
L o w e l l it p o o d p l a c e t o l i v e
3 8 Y a a r a in Lowall
a n d
brinf it lo mo.
clatt a n d rtliabla
P r a s s i n g
R e p a i r i n g
Lot m o
put
now pockoti and
n o w l l n l n f • in a n d malco y o u r old clolhot liko
now.
B r i n g In t o m o w o r k a n d lot m o s h o w
you
tho
d a t a of
work
I do.
• o r W o o , Worftftmifoft/n
B R I N G IN Y O U R
I will
five you
and Right P r l o o o
SHOES and
I will cloan a n d
and polish thorn.
Slits iN OvercMls tok to ONcr, ilt *
P a r f a c l fM o r o o o a r
W I L L C. S T O N E
U n d e r Louie's Hal Shop
( D . AH K M .
oftotkiot
C O O K
HMUHI
ADDITIONAL ALTO t O t ' A U L
Vitblii Watts, of Alio, w a s in l^ow-1
ell Tuesday and called a l T h e l e d ger '41 ice.
I.yndrll iHiell got a r a i l f r o m tlie I
wireless school al Vatparoiso, a a d
left Monday NHirning l o a r r e t d Ike
po%ittiia>
l l i e c o a a l i agent. K. K. Vining,
h s s a r r a a g r d for Iwo poultrv calliagl
•leiuoiislralioN* in thia vicinity f o r
the IMh of August.
O n e will k t
keld al D. D. I M r t a n k ' s , and Ike
a t k e r at Prod Miag'* place ia U i w ell township.
Tke f a r m is k a o w a l
a l s o as Ike Allea f a r m .
Tkose ia*
lerealed i a ketter i o r h s of jMaMrgl
f o r Ikeir f a r m
will
; to attend
T k e o a e at F r e d N i f l f a will k e all
a a e oVIock a a d al D. II. I l a l r a m i r s l
a l I k r r e o'clock.
M voar M p r M i M al T h t U d fer awo.
l a t t i r k a aale B a a
•am.
ait.
1
C
1 Do Work far Paapla
wkoCara
Kadio will U o a e uf Ike f r a t u r e d o i k i U t l a a a a t t h o Atato Fair, i l a p t w i 1 4 0 .
Stors of Q u i c k Salos a n d S m a l l Profits
SOU BIBLE MIES
Wo giro Trading S t a m p s
T h t S s y i a g s n n i Doings of O n r
Homo Folks
l.yle Proctor, of Cascade, was in
Alio, Saturday.
Mrs. llaltie Heusser, of l » w e l l ,
w a s in t o w n T h u r s d a y .
W. \V. Proctor, of Cascade, w a s in
Alto Tuesday a f t e r n o o n .
E a r l Colby and family m o t o r e d t o
G r a n d Hapids Wednesday.
F r a n k Bunker a n d w i f e called o n
Will B u n k e r and wife S u n d a y .
S t e w a r t D r a p e r made a business
t r i p t o Grand Hapids Wednesday.
Here g o e a f o r t w o m o r e of t b o a e
Mrs. Nalie McNaughlon attended
beat-em-all dancea a t
the Lind reunion al Lowell, Sunday.
Mrs. J a c o b Konkle took supper
w i t h Mrs. Hazel D i n l a m a n T h u r s day.
I l e n r y Slater and family called on
E r n e s t Bales and family Wednesday
evening.
T w o Htepa, Woltzea, One 8tepa f Quadrillee
Mrs. Mary McNaughlon called o n
Mrs. I'hilamla Hraiiuan Monday afand Fox Trots.
ternoon.
E a r l Colby and family called on
his molher, Mrs. Isaac Colby Sunmm
All n r o u n d p o o d t i m e a n d e o o n , e a e h
day a f t e r n o o n .
?
Wednesday u a d Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. F r a n k Kline have
2
Busll
d o n o o s t a r t e d f o r Ohio, going as f a r us
<a> A
A
Op
A A A A A A A A . ' S ' . A A A A A A A A A J a c k s o n Sumlay.
Merle Hosenbcrg and E s t h e r Hitlinger siient Sunday evening al
Claude Lauring's.
F r a n k McNaughlon. wife, and Mrs.
Mary McNaughton called on Mrs.
Vera Walts Sunday.
Ernest Hosenlierg, w i f e a n d
d a u g h l e r . spent Sumlay w i t h Claude
L a u r i n g ami family.
I l e n r y Slater and
family and
F r a n k Willetle and family spent
Sunday at Iteeirs lake.
Mr. ami Mrs. (ieorge S c h w a r d e r
spent Sumlay with Mr. a n d Mrs.
I fixer, of Carlton Center.
Isaac VanNoty stopped at Alto ove r Wednesday on his way f r o m Battle Creek back t o White Cloud.
Mrs. Jessie ileailworth entertained
h e r Sunday school class at McQuen
lake Friday afternoon w i t h a little
Erorything in Building Mstorial aad for t h o
picnic.
S t e w a r t Draper delivered a load
Farm snd Home.
S e e o u r fino l i n o o f
of cement to McCords Momlay, ami
a load of lumber l o the Fox f a r m
Tuesday.
T h e Solo is requested l o say Ihat
Mrs. Wink's plums a r e r i p e : and we
t h i n k Ihe good lady h a s lots of conaad try kooplng tho toorching wood hoat
lidence in her neighbors.
Mrs. I.ucy Duel I and b r o t h e r . Will
o u t of t h o h o u s o t h i s s u m m o r .
Mako
Hartley, visited their daughter and
your wifo happy with o n o o f thosollfo
niece, Mrs. Claude Lauring, Wednesday a f l e r n o o n and T h u r s d a y .
savors.
O u r pricos aro right.
liladys Bacon Hamsdale and husb a n d formerly of Alto, n o w of Mad
ison, Wisconsin, a r e caniping at lier
uncle's summer resort al Bostwick
lake.
Hohert Stewart and family spent
A l t o . Mtoli.
Sunday wilh her p a r e n t s , Mr. a n J
Mrs. William Veiler.
Mrs. Stewart
and children remuining f o r u few
days.
Several of I .eon a Colby's girl
f r i e n d s w e r e invited t o spend T h u r s
day evening at her h o m e in honor
of h e r cousin, (ienevieve Lowe, of
G r a n d Hapids, w h o w a s visiting
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert W a g n e r and
son. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Patterson
a n d daughler, Mrs. Cora Mallason.
Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Campau and
c h i l d r e n , all of (iraml Bapids, were
Sunday callers al Mrs. C a r r i e Campan's.
T h e F o u r t h q u a r t e r l y conferenci
will IM* held at Hie Methodist Episcopal church next Tuesday at 2
o'clock, sun lime. T h i s will be Ihi1
most imiiorlaiil c o n f e r e n c e of tlu
9
y e a r because il will b e determined
w h e t h e r Ihe Parish plan will IM
continued uiiollier yean o r not.
T h e Men's Community meeting
will IM* held next F r i d a y nigtit, Aug
nsl IN, ul Alto Grange liall.
The
committee will provide a line prog r a m , consisting of local talent, ami
avdsled by a talented r e a d e r f r o m
9
Kalamaxoo. Coffee and sandwiches
will IN* served.
Every one invited
l o attend.
Meeting called In o r d e r
al g p. in., standard lime.
Mr. a m i Mrs. Will Ellis. Mr. ami
Mrs. Waller Ellis. Mr. ami Mra. Sid
Ellis. Mr. ami Mrs. J o h n Ellis, Mr.
a m i Mrs. Altirr Dulcher and child
9
r e n , Mr. ami Mrs. Ed. Davia. Mr. a n d
Mrs. Beed Cooper. Mr. a m i Mra. Will
Mesrcar, Mr. a n d Mrs. F r e d Skehl
ing ami ckiklren, Mr. a n d Mrs. El
m e r Dinlaman ami c h l M r e n a n d
Hernk-e Vamlerlip had p i e n i r d i n n e r
al Campau lake Sunday.
a a » i Grand Ri^ht and Left t * * *
I
Happy Allen's Campau
Lake Pavilion
W»dn—day Evtilng, Auguat 16
Friday Evnlng, Auguat IB
orchsMtra, caftmria iunch,
bill $1
OIL STOVES
DINTAMAN BROS.
Johnson's Tox. Storo
4 doors oast ol City Hall
Lowell |
•
Intornotlonol 30*3^ Tiro, $14.6S now. ...111.88
Apos 30x3/: Tiro, $12.75, now
$8.78
Apex 30R3 Tubo, $2.00, now
$1.48
• i f Boy Pump, |3.f0, sow
$2.18
HgSpoclol Pumpt, fl.80, now
98c
Auto Jock, $3.S0 now
$2.18
Auto Jock, 12.80; now
$1.80
IIM Ignition Gougo now
• ...** .88c
Hoynot Top Drotting, per cos,
80c
Ford Rodiotor, |1S.00 now
....$18*88
Tosoloum, 1.38 vsluo, now
78o
Tosoloum Rugo
.$8.28 up
2,000 roll*
ADDITIONAL SOLO NEWS.
Henry Klahn is driving a new
Ford sedan.
Mrs. Ella Watson called on Mrs.
Jacob Konkle Wednesday.
Lee Bryant is driving a hus from
Clarksville to (iraml Hapids.
Elmer Hinlaman ami family w e r e
in l.owell Thursilay a f t e r n o o n .
Ilenry Slater anil family w e r e at
Campau lake Thursday evening.
Miss Arlie Draper ate lish d i n n e r
al Frank Hunker's Tuesday noon.
Charles Bancroft, of (iraml Hapids, was home Thursday evening.
John Linlon and family attemled
Ihe ox roast at Clarksville Tuesday.
Mrs..John Warner and daugliler
called on Mrs. Betsey W a r n e r T h u r s day.
Mrs. Mary McNaughlon took dinner with Mrs. Jacob Konkle Wednesday.
Claude Lauring and family called
on the Bdsenbergs T h u r s d a y evening.
Alice Broadbent. of (iraml Bapids,
spent Sunday wilh the folks al
home.
T r u m a n Colvin spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in (iraml
Bapids.
Joe Bowler and Carl Keisei' attended a d a n c e at Ctinlakc Tuesdav
evening.
Mr. Payne, of Sparta, Wis., called
on J a y Anderson and family Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Charles F o r w a r d and son
made a short call on h e r sister, Mrs.
Slater Tuesday.
Mrs. Minor Pallcrson and daugliter, Xelha Maria, called on Mrs. Jay
Andersou Momlay.
Mrs. Thomas (irillin spenl the llrst
of Ihe week with her daughter,
%elha and family.
Mrs. Alfred Warner and Thressa.
called on Mrs. Frank McNaughlon
one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl J o n e s and boys,
of Morse lake, attended Ihe ox rousl
Tuesday at Clarksville.
Mrs. F r a n k Fairchild of Morsc
lake, called on Mrs, Charles Bancroft T h u r s d a y evening.
Jim Bawlings and family, of Mc
Cords, spenl Sunday w i l h her moth
er, Mrs. Betsey W a r n e r .
Ada May Silcox, of H a r r i s Creek,
culled on her aunt. Mrs. Addie Mt
Naughton Monday a f l e r n o o n .
Mrs. Jessie l l e a d w o i i h and Mis.
J o h n Sydnam look d i n n e r wilh
F r a n k Bunker and family Friday.
Dare Miller, of Kalamazoo, is
spending a few days wilh his p:ireiils. Mr. and Mrs. Bandall Miller.
Dr. and Mrs. Thormlyke were
among Ihe Alio people w h o attended
the barbecue al Clarksville. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaito. of Chicago,
have been visiling al the home of
her uncle. P. J . Sinclair and family.
Mr. and Mrs. F r a n k Cuinmings
a m i d a u g h l e r . spenl Sundav wilh
her p a r e n t s , Mr. and Mrs. Will Bunker.
Mr. ami Mrs. Will Mesecar*. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis,
allended Ihe Clarksville festivities
Tuesday.
Owen Ferguson ami family and
her ftinler O r p h a . w e r e seen among
the many o t h e r Clarksville visitor!
Tuesday.
Mrs. Libbie Fisher. Miss Arlie
D r a p e r , Mrs. Crcile Campau and son
E d w a r d , molured lo l i r a n d Bapids.
Saturday.
Mrs. Thonias Griflln enlerlained al
d i n n e r Sunday. I .eon Anderson and
family, l a v Anderson, wife and son
Hokerl, of Alto.
T h e Veiler reunion was lield at
Ike okl Veiler homestead Suud:i\.
T h r p l a r e la now k n o w n as Ihe
I J o y d Veiler home.
F r a n k Bunker ami family, iiccompanied k> l<euna Colbv and Arlie
D r a n e r allended Ike Field day al
Clarksville Tuesday.
Mr. a a d Mrs. I ^ w r e a c e Headw o r l k . a m i Mr. and Mrs. C h a r U s
H a r r i s attemled Ike Field day al
Clarksville. Tuesday.
Mr. a a d Mrs. (iano. P . J . Sinclair,
and daughli rs. Mary a m i Addie molured l o M . J o k n s Sumlav l o visit
Mr. SUarlalr'a aepkew.
Mr. a M Mrs. Will W a r r e n ami Mr.
a a d Mra. F r r d Riggs, f r o m Ma pes
district a t t r a d r d aenrires al Ike M.
E. r k a r r k Sunday evenlag.
Mrs. N a r r v llaker a a d daughter
Vekaa. of S e w k e m r . Mrs. William
A a d e r w a a n d t i r a a d m a H u m s spent
Wedaewlay a l Ike J a y Aadersoa
to bo mold
SUrtiif Mewky, Aig. 21, ssd listing oae week ssljr
PhOM I T S
D a m n U m . ' B a k n
Lat CM Mothar Oooaa ProvMa
W i t h oosry | l . t O ordor wo pay t h o parcols post.
You m a y s o m s In a n d m a k o arrangomonto for
Kta*ion Wt X a l i M m i l . Ho i a l o r e o t o d d i d Mr. U t e k i a a a a kaaaoM to r a t i o l i l t p l n a j - f W l O M
af bis a r t i e l f r i e w l a d r r w t h i a r a r t o o n f o r M a t
'••we-'
ROSENBERG ft SON
ALTO FAEISH NOTES.
Services Sunday, August 13.
Alto, 7:3U p . m.
Alaska, 7:^U p. m.
B o w n e Center, 9:30 a. in.
Snow 9:UU a. m.
South l.owell, 11:3U a. m.
West Lowell, 10:30 a. m.
Whitneyville, 12:00 m.
Do not forget that o n T u e s d a y
a f t e r n o o n , August lo, at 2:00 p. in.,
sun time, at the Alto c h u r e h occurs
the f o u r t h quarterly c o n f e r e n c e .
Every ollicer that c o m e s shuuld
come wilh suggestions a n d ideas us
t o w h a t is best for the parish the
coming year o r ideas as to h u w t o
build God's kingdom in the commuyity in wh i ch the c h u r c h e s a r e built.
May w e p r a y (iod t h a t the Holy
Spirit m a y lead and direct us in o u r
deliberations at this meeting.
Next Sunday we shall have w i t h
us in this district of Kent c o u n t y ,
Mrs. Elson, county Sunday school
secretary.
She will speak at the
B o w n e Center, West Lowell, and
South l.owell churches in the m o r n ing a n d she will conduct a w o r k e r ' s
c o n f e r e n c e in the a f t e r n o o n at the
Baptist c h u r c h in Alto, t o w hic h all
the Sumlay school w o r k e r s of the
Sunday schools in the Bowne-Cascade district arc invited.
The afternoon meeting will be w o r t h your
while.
In view of Ihe fact that the w o r k er's c o n f e r e n c e will be held on next
Sunday afternoon at Alto, Hev. Broxholni will not go to the West Bowne
c h u r c h for the a f t e r n o o n service,
but will be there at the next announced date, August 27.
Wall Paper 8cUe
kfaad a n d pastry for tho thraahors.
Woarofok i f t o flvo tho famtor a n d his w t f o a holpiny
hand during t h o r u s h aad w a r m woaihor by o s n ^
Ing tholr bakod goods dlroct f r o m o u r sosns t o
t h s m by parcol post.
All wo ask is t o havo you
I n y o u r o r d o r t h o n i g h t boforo a n d w o will
out on tho momlnng mall.
U. W. HifLiiiMrti, a e r r H a r j r a n d m a n a g e r of t k o M i e k i g a a MtalO F a i r , r o e e a t l /
ALTO DBPABTMINT
Special Sale at
N O T I C E
C l M m i n g t D y e i n g ,
LOWELL, MICH.,
It anil p a y y o o l o r a o w o k a r
FOU SALL—Mew one-horse wagon.
Light tire setting a n d general r e p a i r w o r k p r o m p t l y dune. J o h n
aw*
U»tf
This Week
D r y
Dry Gooda, Groceriee and Shoe!
1'OH SALE—Nearly new Victrola
l o r sale o r exchange for a n Edison.
F h o n e Hki.
Bible T h o u g h t s f o r
first
L E D G E R
and
All patterns are at a reduced price as we are making room
for our Spring stock
75c Ootmaal rodacod to
65c
40c pattora! rodacod to 20c nd 30c
Also a number of patterns at 5c, 10c and 16c per double
rolL All prices quoted on this sale are for double rolls.
Come earlv and get your pick. Don't miss seeing our
stock even though you don't buy a thing.
OTTO 0 . OYGERT
Y o u r s f o r t h o h o s t of sonrico a n d satlsfaotion.
l l i
ALTO
omiooisT
Mra. f l a r r l e C a m p a a . Mrs. U h k i e
F i a k r r , Mra. Ckarlea Bancroft. Mra.
C f r l l e C a m p a a a a d s o n . a a d Mra.
( M a U g g r r l , speal F r i d a y a f l e r a o o a
Mra. C MoOmaa. s a d Mr. a a d Mra.
I l i i k a r l Malkaaa viaMed Ike form*
e r ' s slater. Mra. f . M. Xask. al Alleover I k e w w t e a d . k e r akrre.
Xask, r r t a r a i a g wHk Ikem for
a visit
Aay koy f r o m Ike s i r of 13 t o l i
y e a r s w i s k i a g l a attend Ike koys
It V. M. C. A. c a m p ot RorWw
r m m Aasasl 31 l a Sept. 4 aee
ni m k a k a ia ranard l a
t S S t will
f o r week, o t c e p l
A Home Bank
n
A l l O
W H M I N N M D O F
FUH SALii—Sows a u d pigs.
V. F .
Page, Alio, Mich.
F b o n e , Caledonia exchange.
i c g-tf.
FOU SALE—A donkey, a real boys
play tlnng.
.No place t o keep
same, reason lor selling.
Write
Dlveice tiatrnj on bcreini!.
420 l u r n e r Ave., Grand Hapids.
A San Francisco man in u divorce
Mrs. L. Clinlsman,
Complaint agnlnst his wife alleged that
•ho waa In the habit of acreamlng In I OH SALE—Hepair tickets l o r automobile r ep ai r shops, s t a n d a r d j o b
order to make the nelghbora believe
o n 0x12 inch tougu mauila sheets,
that ho waa beating her.
p r i n t e d on b o t h sides a n d punched f o r banging,
t s e d i n all up*
to-date r e p a i r shops.
$1.00 p e r
100 a u d postage, H by mail. Call
or aiiurcss Lcuger oince. Lowell. U
If y o u w a n t
L O W E L L
CUSS1FIED MTISIIC
ie
(Tlir*» fcuM, thmiKh rmit;li, will \huw h'»ir
ItaMMably A n o t ^ i^ti t* tompirtHy .n>iallc4
— dr^p tr the fact it pays lof itvi.ll in the fuel
•tMm.)
p&m
ItUlM. HACK WUUK FARM IS C.
L. URUWVS SLOGAN IN RACE
FOR S H E R I F F .
Charles L. Hrown, chairman of
the counly auditors, who has been
campaigning for some lime lor the
olhee 01 sherill, \esterday announced his platform alter declaring his
iiuablicatioils because of "knowledge of couiilv and city administration and the mmu-rous ollices he has
held."
Ih- says he favors re-establishnienl ot the county w o r k f a r m . " i h e
s l u n i l has a Iwo-told duty where
prisoners are concerued.
He must
ilo all thai hunianly can be done to
aid lirst ollenders 111 regaining then
sell respect and he must take adci|uate measures to keep the incor
rigibles where they can do no harm
lo peaceful members of society,"' hi
said.
"I nder our system now the
prisoners are permilted lo idle
about Ihe jail ami f;row I'at at county expense.
Willi the work farm
re-i slablished we could aid prisoners to form habits of industry and
1 ul Ihe cost of maintenance.
Allt'inpls to check abuse of Ihe
county roads are promised if he is
lei led and lie emphasi/es Ihe neessily .f eiiforceinent of the liipioi
law v.
Gr..nd Hapitls llerahl,
N o
Station C-O-fV at Michigan State Fair
ARfOI.A, fhe
r1 j w<
Historic Town Frotn Which Abraham Lincoln Came. Being Keproduced.
We do not w a n t anv r e a d e r to
miss the unusually interesting article entitlcii "Rebuilding N e w Salem, 111., Honest Abes T o w n , 1831"M," that appears on another page
of this issue.
New Salem, u n the
Sangamon river, near Sprintflield,
was settled in 1828, and was abandoned in lS4j. It is now b e i n g restored 111 facsimile for a state park.
Lincoln arrived there in 1831, "a
stranger, friendless.
uneducated,
penmiess boy." as he himself put it.
tn 1837 he lelt lo practice law iu
Springfield.
It was during those
six moinenloiis years that h e e a r n e d
his nickname of "Honest Abe;" that
he studied grammar and l a w ; that
he was a clerk and storekeeper, dejpnty surveyor and postmaster; thut
lie served as a captain in the Black
' Hawk War; that he was defeated for |
the legislature and later elected;
that he wooed and won and lost by
death Ann Hutledge; that he trans• formed himself from "a quaint
I knight-errant ol the pioneers" to a
j man who gave promise ot becoming !
j "a masterpiece of iiod." Vou will i
i lind this article about the rebuild- i
" ing of the historic pioneer town i
well worth reading.
T H E
for the home people
of Alto and vicinity
A U G . 109 ' 2 2
LIVE LOGAN LOCALS.
Aug. 8.—Charles Weiland and
family spent Sunday w i t h Samuel
Bodabusti ami family, of near Elmdale.
Hay Weiland and family leave
this week fur an auto trip t o Beaverton, Prcscolt aud Oscoda county,
w h e r e they will visit relatives.
Mrs. li. Lite visited h e r daughter,
Mrs. David HetUebower, of Carlton,
last week.
Joseph .Mishler, wife and grauddaughli-r Klva, with Mrs. J o h n Mishler ami son Lrvin spent Sunday at
the home ol Warren Housb, of South
Bowne.
Mary Leece, of Klmdale, was the
guest of Myrtie Weiland, Sunday.
Emanuel Troyer, of (irand Hapids, was the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. Hay Weiland and family, Sunday.
Mark Troyer, wilh his mother and
his sister. Mrs. John Voder and t w o
chiUlren left last week f o r a motor
t r i p to Oscoda county to visit relatives.
Elijah Slahl has had his b a r n reshingled during the past week.
Daniel / o o k entertained at his
home SundiiN the Voung People's
Missiomiry hand, of the Mennonite
church.
Mrs. l.;ii l Miller, (nee Huby Stahl),
of lndi:in;i. visited h e r father, Emanuel Stahl and family and other relatives here over Sunday..
Earl Starhard called on his grandmother. Mrs. Ella Cheetham, ami at
the home of his uncle, (ieorge Cheetham, of Kast Lowell, Monday.
Alherl liicani and family accompanied (iuOrge Skedgill and family,
of Freeporl, and Arthur Bleain and
family, of Hastings, on a motor trip
to Kalamazoo Sunday.
Moses Stahl and wife, with Mrs.
Corrigan, of /.ion Hill, visited at
the home of Kli / o o k Sunday.
Mrs. John Overboil, daughter
Huth ami son Homer, of Zion Hill,
visited U a r a Vamle Werker, Sunday.
BOWNE CENTEK BITS.
August <S.—Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Boiilanl ami family attended the
Merrill reunion Saturday at Dutton.
Mrs. Julia / e l l n e r , of Lake Odessa. spenl the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Jc.se limilard.
Mr. and Mrs. Corgon, of Chicago,
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas
lasl w< ck. returning home Sunday.
Nellie Clemens visited her grandparents aud other relatives the past
week, returning home lo Detroit
Wednesday.
Mr. ami Mrs. .1. S. T h o m a s returned home last Wednesday aflcr a
week's visit in Lansing and Detroit.
Mr. ami Mrs. Hunter and daughter
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas
Sunday.
Onile a number from here spent
Sunda,\ at Murray lake.
Mr ami Mrs. Wilbur Pardee, ol
near l ieepoii. spent Sunday with
Mr. mitl Mrs. Henry J o h n s o n .
The carpenters are very busy on
the new town hall at Bowne.
Horn, lo Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Benton. August 2, a daughter.
Mother
and daughter doing linely.
The young people of Bowne will
give an ciitcrlainnient, August 2.'»,
Watch for later announcement.
Lloyd Smith received Saturday a
watch for his 21st birthday, wliich
he is very proud of.
BOWNE BHfiLE Bt'STEKS.
Aug. g. Sunday guests of Charlie
Clarke and wife were James Marsh,
with wife and family, his son-inlaw. Charlie Towne, with wife and
family, of near Middleville, and
Waylaml and Arthur Clarke ami
wife.
The Marshs calling on old
f r i e n d s near Harris Creek on their
way home.
Arthur Clarke was called to
(Irand Hapids on business Thursday.
Mrs. Harding is spending a few
•lax wilh friemls in llie city.
Nlr. and Mrs. Wesley .lohnson and
Iwo of Iheir grandchildren were vis
ilors at Arthur Clarke's Monday.
Wesley and Artlnir went llshing.
Wesley caught the llsh and Arthur
rowed Ihe boat.
Orley Burns entertains his cit>
nephews on the installment plaii.
< Mie hunc h goes and anollicr comes.
We sometimes hear them singing.
Tin going to the barn with a milk
pail on my arm."
Miss Elsie Johnson accompanied
hy Miss lileanor Scoll. returned
home Momlay after a month's visit
with relatives in Illinois.
Fred Smilh and wife attended the
funeral of Angus McDiarmid, of
Clarksville, lasl Thursday.
Others
from this neighborhood would have
liked lo have gone, hut had previously IMTII called lo other nlaces.
John Livingston and wife called
im IHT eye siiecialist iu (irand Bap'
ids 'i hursday and they called on
Mrs. Charles Murphy Sunday after*
noon.
Dec Bryant and Euoc Carlson.
Miss Josephine Salshury and her
friend. Mrs. Wills, of Freeport, tmik
in Ihe Farmer's day doings al the
M. A. C., Friday. They enjoyed t h e
outing very much, but Dec said the
c r o w d was I<M» big to h e a r much.
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. I.ighlfont, of
(irand Banids were week-end guests
al Ihe BOINTI Johnson home.
Hen culling demonstrations al D.
H. Ilolconih's Saturday a f t e r n o o n ,
August Iff.
STONE CORNERS ECHOES.
Aug. 7.—Harlow Cobb, of Lansing,
was a week-end guest of his parents,
Martin Cobb and wife.
Carl F r e y e r m u t h and lady friend,
of Lowell spent Saturday a f t e r n o o n
with his p a r e n t s , Charles Freyermuth and wife.
Mrs. Balph Halstron and little
daughter, J e a n Ellen, who h a s been
spending a few weeks at the old
home with h e r parents, Sherm White
and wife, has returned to h e r home
in Kalamazoo.
Charles Dygert is having his
buildings repainted.
F r a n k Lee,
and son Bussell, of Alto, are doing
the work.
Mrs. Sherm White was a caller at
the F r e y e r m u t h home Saturday afternoon.
William P a y n e and wife, of Sparta. Wis., w h o have been spending
the summer visiting friends and relatives t h r o u g h these parts w e r e recent visitors at Charles Dygert's,
Mrs. Payne's son.
Thomas Criflin and family entertained company from the citv over
Sunday.
Earl Colby and family, of Alto,
w e r e callers at Mrs. Isaac Colby's
ami Charles Freyermuth's Sunday.
Charles Jackson has returned to
his place of business after harvesting his wheat crop and threshing.
Harry Cobb is busy nowadays
drawing gravel.
Melvin Ellis ami sons, Owen und
Arthur were lishiug Thursday afternoon with good results.
RYZON
KAK IN(i
^ n w
[j( k
solicitg y o u r busi-
ness in its line.l A
boost for us is a
boost for your home
town.
We pay 4 percent on savings.
H o u r s : — 0 t o 1 2 , a . in
1 t o 4. p m .
Open S a t u r d a y Kvc-niiitfa I'ruiii 7 : 3 0 t o U o'clock.
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F'A.mUL
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E I R S I
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t h i s m o n t h f o r o n e y e a r a t o u r r e g u l a r p r i c e , $2 f o r
: h e 10 p a g e e d i t i o n o r $ 1 . 5 0 f o r t h e 6 p a g e
e d i t i o n a n d w e wiil t e n d you
THE M I C H I G A N
BUSINESS FARMER
•'Micl.igairs G r e a f c s t I'arru i ' a j a r "
To January, 1923
a b s o l u t e l y w i t h o u t cost t o y o u a n d s i m p l y a s a n i n c e n t i v e
for you lo renew during t h e p r e s e n t m o n t h , w h e t h e r »our
t i m e is out o ' n o t . T h i s is s g r e a t o f f e r , d o n ' t m i s s it!
M A I L Y O U R R E M I T T A N C E C R L E A V E IT A T O U R
OFFICE.
The Lowell Ledger & Alto Solo
I
-.ittiCk'Mmn
These Hot Days
You can be r e f r e s h e d a t
Wester's Ice Cream Parlor
Alto P h o n e 37
S p e c i a l for S a t u r d a y . T u i t t i F r u i t t i Ice C r e a m .
in a nice cool, dean ai , n •nr.
also -ell a fiv-li line «>( Kr itM, Coiif
Higheei prices i>nid for I'oulti.v and
.u... Stno;
Sin
Mr. and Mrs. Kd. n ' H a r r o w . of
Alto, called on Mr. iiml Mrs. Charlie
Paiilus Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mittenger and
children were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Paulus Sumlav.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. n'Harrow. of
Alto, called on Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Paulus Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mittenger and
children were guests of Mr. Mini Mrs.
Charlie Paulus Sunday.
Ledger-Solo want ads pav.
B .
MORTCACK SALE.
Default has been made in Ihe
condition of a mortgage dated Febr u a r y l l t h . IWU made and executcil
bv Albrrt E. King and Adah B.
King, h i ! wife, also in h e r own
right of t h e village of Alto. Kent
County, Michigan, a i mortgagor! t o
I r u m a n W. Colvin and Charlena A.
Colvin, h u s b a n d and wife, or the
survivor of them, of the village of
Alio. Kent counly. Michigan, as
mortgagees, w h e r e b v Ihe p o w e r of
sale therein jrontalned has hecomi'
iiperalivr.
Haid^ mortgage
le was re9 * o®** o f toe Hegistcr
»t Deed! of Rent County. Michigan,
on the M h day of Fcbmarv. A. D..
I t i l , in Liber 491 of Mortgages on
pages l«6 and 177. No procivdings
at law or eeuity have been inatiluted to recover the debt secure*! by
said mortgsff or any part thereof.
There Is due and unpaid on said
mortgage at the dale hereof the
VHS <* H E ? * Hundred and CIMUU
d o l l a n . ( U M m m ) for principal
and I n t e m t . s a d the a u n of Twenty-iit aad w - l M Dollars. ( I M Nt
Mt) foe lasea due and rhsrnrabla
againsi Mid p r e m i r n and paid by
the mortganrri named in aaid marlgage, and the further m m of Fifteen
Dollar! f o r Attorney fee provided
by statute for such proceeding.
Mow. therefore, notice la hereby
given thai for the purpose of aatisfsing Ihe amn due on said
for principal
lateresU
tereal '
loses. .
attorney
I
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Alto, Michigan
MORSE LAKE RIPPLES.
Aug. 7.-—Mrs. Wesley Veiler entertained the West Lowell Ladies' Aid
soeietv last week Thursday with
good attendance.
Mrs. Albert (iosch attended the
Ladies' Aid held at Mrs. Veiter's.
We were all glad to see her there.
William Patterson and Eugene
Koph were guests of the Houghton
boys Sunday.
Miss Ethel Davis, of the city, was
a giuwt of Mrs. Charles li. Foote the
week end.
Mr. iiml Mrs, Weslev Veiter called
on Mr. and Mis. J. B. Veiter. of Lowell, Monday, before they left for
their new home.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Fairchild and
son Will attended the Lind reunion
held at the City hall in Lowell, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Honghlon and
family were in Lansing last Friday,
as it was Farmers' week there.
Itev. and Mrs. Mnltman were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wesle>
Veiter and family last Friday.
Tjie llrst Veiter reunion will he
held at Campau lake Wednesday.
August Hi.
All the relatives are
cordially invited ti» attend.
Hemember the well-lilled baskets.
Miss Maud Curliss came home Saturday evening on her vacation from
Washington. D. C.
Callers at Mr. and Mrs. Karl Curliss' Sumlay were Clifford Warner
and lady friend, of the city. O. J,
Veiler and family, of Lowell, ami
Charles Smith and family, of Kos.
Mrs, Karl Jones has hail her operation, and is getting along as well
as can be expected.
(Ienevieve Lane, of the city, was
a guest of her cousin's, Bernice
Veiler, and Hubert Freyermulh a
few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Boy Jones are enterlaining company from Detroit this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Chatterdon enlerlained Mr. anil Mrs. Glen Uehler,
of Pontine, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Chatterdon and son Hogers and Sirs,
Smith, of the city the week-end.
Sunday was also (ilen Hehler's
birthday.
Mrs. Behler and daughter Pauline,
and Mr. Hedges, of Lowell called on
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Chatterdon Saturday evening.
The David Warner reunion will
be held at Allen Lasby's pavilion at
Campau lake. Saturday, August, 12.
Sort) Mrs. D. C. Blood is in poor
health. We hope she will be bcttei
soon.
THORN AI'PLRS.
Aug.
Mrs. Ernest Bales entertained Mrs. II. S. Bales and t w o
tadv friemls of (iraml Bapids for
siiHier Salurday night.
Guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Charlea
Harris Sunday w e r e their son and
wife, from KalamaziMi. ami Mr. and
Mrs. H a r r y Hirlh. of Grand Hapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Beit Neimever and
son were guests of Iheir lirolher.
(ietirac and wife Sumlay.
The Granges nf Wavland. Carlyle.
and Whilncv ville. will have a picnic
al Green lake on Tuesdav, August
I.V Anv o n e can come thai wishes.
A Hue program is keing p r e p a r e d
by lln* lecturers of Ike I k r r e
granges.
Plenty of sports and a
general giNid limr is expected.
Re w i i l A w r i o a f aold M o r l g u ^ V s a i c
sure ami bring v m r basket.
A of the a n • I n i deacrihed therein,
giMMl g r a n g e r never goes wilkoul a n d o w a s i s a l d p i w i m al puhBc
Elmer Dean, w k o h a s keen airk ao
long, is slowly failing.
Tlie families of Ira Dean. Bert
T o w n e ami Ernest Rales attemled
Ihe Madison Stpiare picnic ol Greea
lake lasl T k a r s d a v .
Mrs. Orley Emmoas a a d little
g r a a d d a a g k l e r . of Rekliag. visited
at Ed. Rigler's last week.
F r e d C r o a i a g r r . of G r a n d Rapids,
railed at E . F . Deaa's lasl Frtdajr.
The Farmers State Bank
Walt Says:
t4
Wottg has taken on a new line of ghoot,
'Peters Diamond Brand.' that are the best bar*
going on the shoe market today. They conslal
of m e n V ladies* and children's dress ghoot.
Eoch pair carries this guorontee: 'A new poir
of thoes free if any p iper or leather gubgtituto
it found in Ihe heels, soles or counters.** Tho
prlcct ore to reotonable thot it seems liko old
pro*wor dayt agoin to buy them.
Watts' Departmail Store
ALTO. MICHIGAN
HARKIS ( KEEK NEWS.
Mrs. Vivian Anderson is al Ihe
Aug. 7. Miss Phvllis Burns is W . i > m llfiilon home taking care uf
sprmling a few davs w i t h her uraiul the new baby Kirl.
John l.v m h is stacking s t r a w f o r
mother at (Cascade.
J a m e s Barnes and family, u . i h Bern> l-'l.vnn.
Pelei UnNiias and wife called u n
Will Murrav. uf Hastings, visited .it
Ihe Hced-lliHiver home at How en's Ins sish-r, Mrs, Myron T h o m p s o n .
i Sunday.
Mills and indulged in lishingMrs. AllM-rl Kahlcr a m i children.
PERK MARgl'KTTR TRA1NO.
«d t i r a n d Hapids. is visiting her
b r o t h e r . Basil Vreeland ami wife, i l ^ a v e Alio, east bound 7 Oa o. m .
o r s e n j i i t . t l j S s l l i n day of
l ^ m Anderson and f a m i l ) visited &:4y p. m. Leave Alto, wosl bound.
11:1# a. m.. 9:U9 p.
Mr. A. D , I t s . at ten o'rfock at Ihe T h o m a s <irillin U
IM
C
I
I Sunday.
forenoon of Mid. dsy s t t h e
Jidin Flvnn and faniilv visited at
Court
Ihe J o e F l y n n IKMUC in I m - p u r i
• »
Mr. and Mrs. (Miff l o p p i n . of
l i r a n d Bapids. spent t h e week «ml
at the Jidin O'Neal IKMUC.
F r a n k Bedfiwd. w i f e ami sun
^|RA^^AACTTHOD IA ^ FOLHIW^
t i e r a l d . nudored lo Sparta Sumlav
I r a n k If l ^ - n i h , l*roi».
and visited Iheir cousins. M r and
11 N I'Miifi VTI , IVOR MNFIME.
Mrs. la'm Cnshman.
Mra. John Flvnn, Mrs. Marry
Baker a n d daogliter
Velma. and
Mrs. Mar) Iturns called on Will
Burns ami w i f e Tues«lay.
Tw • • » lavlb* and (irtiflrMm,
J a m e s llarnes and son E r n e s l .
w e r e in Hastings I h u r a d a y .
Prmiipf JC-r*ii».
Buck's lntao«t
Vmna Bruloa and family railed
oa his mother. Mrs. Mary Bruton
Sunday
Ed. Thoniaa.
on his brother
week.
of F r e e p o r l . calleil
Pete one day
lost
0|« ii Inoii 0. m in. to M, p ni
TBE
LOWELL
LEDGER
and
ALTO
WEEKLY
SOLO
toe
f t ?
M a w Depdrtment
Short Skirt Is
to Stay Awhile [Cabinet ^1
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuint
I41, l»3l. ".V.-M.-rn .Ni-tt; l"l-i rtilou.»
AliH*ri«-iili ilr-iuiuT^. writrii :i Nrw WE will 'IN ii in iiiiullifr MNISOI;. II«SI>
There are ilio»«; who eaanol luok
York fasliion <-tirr«'>|mit«I«'iilt li:i\ c is ;il! ilii'i'i* i< io ii. f»r now wv nre
ufoti the tr«f in it^ a«miiiii; glory
wllliont
Ihr h.ue skeleton IK*laken their phircs. omv iimi for nil :is doii^hlilii; in llu* liviiloiii of iwiir^
hlnd; mil lley naist I'-arn iu Itx'k
It':;)!.-!-! iti !lu* niuks «»r fjisliioii. ante lo walk .-ibvul wilhoiii having
tonuiT. ami ilu-y will >•••- thai ih«
• k-M
^
^^1-!
tl*' »ii^|ii«'>i rest rir| i<<ii jihoin our
Altroiul oiu* lifiirs llu* \v«t|ii«'|i of
Itraiuhes an- air-.i.ty .-itv-ml wilh
A Michifnn Cast
ioti si^liin^lx MI>. "Oh. il only I roilhi ankli's. 'I Ihtc :in* aii<iir«litifs in ihis
nevt yearV lunls. J XM'.u. Tiiomi'W.
J.
Carroll. :««
son.
h:i\t* oiu' ol" iliost* .Xinrhi-aii suiis—or h-nulh of skirl. iii»l
then' nn* upi
Ryan St.. Hancock.
Mich., says: "Mornoiu* of ihoso Amrrifan soiiuMhiiii: to !».• :iiisiinli!i«-s rt.muM'i'Hi with am.v
ings when 1 sot up
WHOLESOME GOOD THINGS.
CIM'!" VNt.* nrr prodiii iuu ln-ri' sonu* j lendinu fiishloti.
tronliled with
Warning! Luiess you
.ne uaast aI was
miretiess which
coiispieiiously
heaUtiflll
creations,
Circular Skirt Is Seen.
"Bayer"
on
package
.or
on
iniileui
yoa
For an emeraetiey le—er:. if you
developed into a
one- tli;:i are distinctly ihe expresNow and again among ihe newer have a few ••peam puif shells at hand are not getting genuine A-pirln pre- dull, h e a v y ache
that n<>vcr caaed
sions of our own personaJitics.
American showings ihe circular skirt
or near enough tscrilied hy pbysicluns for tweuty-ooo up.
When I
They aeeuse u- c.f dressing all alike. i> seen li is ihe only evidence we
atiMiped over thess
lo pureha-e «Hl years and proved safe hy milliuna. pains
were
more
Well, il we do. flint is hecailse ihe have of any widening of tiie skirt, hut
short le't'ee. is Take Aspirin only as told in the lluyer
severe and It wns
American woiivn have refused to open when it i- circular it has ihe grentesi
hard
tn
straiichtcn
package
for
Colds.
Headache.
Neural••ream puffs shells
up. Wesh and trtheir eyes sutiiciently to the possihili- amount of inline-.- n-ed in its making.
tilleil wilh vanilla gia. Itheuinallsiu. Karaclie. Tooihaclie. retpdar action of my kidneys causod
MT."
proiaisoil. "W'a'cii put it'll!•
fles of these American creations, for
me
trouble, f hegan uslna Doao'a
Lumbago
ami
for
I'uin.
Handy
lln
There
are
->•
many
capes
among
itv eream and
iy and lu* will cone."
IMIla and tliey stralahtened aM
they ure noi all designed alike l»y any ihe -pring wraps, nnd these aiv so
boxes of twelve Itayer Tablets of Aa- Kidney
servisl
with
a
hot
up
In
a line way."
Wlu-n I'ailly hojiiij !)•.• in-ws
a
uianner oi" means, and any sameness graceful, that they cannot he passed
plrln
wist
few
cents.
Itrnggisis
al««
Get
DaasfS
el Av StaM, t t i a • «
chocolate same.
\K nMl iiiorniliu i"
1 Un-m stranger atiii'iig tlu-i::. In' hasioned
iu our dre—ing calitiot he laid at the by uniioiired. Tliey are made in ••very
If cluK-oinie Is sell larger |»ackagea. Aspirin is lha
it wa* in May -wlien all ll»* llow- down to _!".•• I hlli! Al the tli-t fiance
•h'or- .ti the nritsis who are working fashion, from the ca|»e of heavy lifiim'not liki*«l. a maple same i^ very niee, irnde mark of Itayer .Manufa< ture of r o m s . M u u i o t o a , BUFFAUK ML
•rs wiTf coming out in their hruht the iM'\v«-oni»-r -"ecnieti so tiny and
so hard to -et the pace -ilong distinc- -pun to that of ihe airiest and llutliest
and a few nuts may l»e added if one MiMioa«*elb*acidester of Salh'ycadd.—
jtaniiiivr dresses, a strange littU1 <,ii'Vor odd-lcokiiii; li it Paddy was ratiier
Adv.
t!vv Auieriian Jines.
of
talfeias
for
evening
wear.
The
wishes !«. have a very dainty dish.
•ppenml in the voivety c!o\er i»ai«li. disuppcltil«rd. S'rarU' I ot all. he had
The fa-hion shows this >prlng. pre-|
, 1;|S , H v t l f u r s H k t q i i n s | i u i r t i
A saure lu s e n e over phllll vtllllllu
Now this partioular clover pat'h had four leave-. . n f
ihive. Itiit
sentlug strictly AmericaiMnado fashContinuoue Reign.
lee ereiiin. milking it -oniethlli" out of
keen rather quarrclsoiue ••afh >prliiii. when he -.i>v wli:'! a smile I'ourions. have heen n treat to the eye. 4lie ,
A lecturer says Ihat wonien will be
Un- ordinary Is
Md each Mvtned afraid his nei»iil»«)r leaf had. he like I him very much and
crudities whieh once were apparetn i
rulli.g ibis country 21) years from now.
College Sauce.—Take thiee fourths
woulti attract wort' attention thun iiim gave him a cordMI welcome.
are fast disappearing, and one deof course; why should she ahdicaleV »Hf. Oo that vory inomitu there had
of
a
cupful
of
sugar,
one
fonrihNot SO with the I'IOVor ehildren.
r.o-ton Transi rlpt.
light- in a showing of American gowns
heeu tlie jjreatost dispute a> to tlie Tiny wiii-pered nnd laiiirhetl nuiom:
cupful ol water, one fourth cupa- mui'i hecause of their Hue points.
Why cats sing so well: I'ecause
I»rettie>t clover in the patcii. Pink il.in-ehe- a! '!io t|
ful of seeded raisins, chopiied. Itoll 1 bey have swallowed so many song SssgZSc, CMwallSsal Stc, TakaatSc.
dn-ss. «»f
of design and const ruction ns iH'cnuse
1
clover had turned up I'.er pn-llv li'tle ••oi;:*«• th * made r'oin-li'af very untogether for five niilillles. remove from birds.
of their 111 let* -uitahility to the tigure- .:
the lire and add one-foiinh of a leucoiitlortMhlo. and he pretondi'il not |o
wiih'ti
1
hey
arc
meant
to
adorn.
wi: .%nK Kim HlliPI*i%l* I-> IT.-PAID i>.trs|NKHiful
of almond flavoring.
I'reitv -'".i howevi'i-. wlu-n
ci-l |M'ta atroiiK ll«lil-ai"s'* HrrniuSs Wnleo
There i- nothing which we do »o
Inseparable.
•Ml Part*
Panrt* Plant*:
II. l.-ail' V
' -aw how .• : ! 1 u> v\;i- to help
Apple
Turnovers.—Make
apple
sauce
well nor wear so well as the street'
"Waggle and bis young wife are In- I iiik* varii-itM Tamslsis. IVpprr* unit Kea
according
to
taste,
seasoning
wilh
ihem look tin i. hest •md nevt-r tried
PlMU,
rtiuen.
SOc;
10ft,
91.
Snlisf^rtlMI
elrao
suit for women, and there is nothing.
parable, aren't they?"
or muii-y rrturn^il. If Inien^ai.-d In lamsr
lemon and u dnsh of (•innainou, addf" he admire-l liims.-Jf, iht-.x lierame
giltintIllt-a
write
or
wire
HAVANA
Pt.AMT
really,
whieli
we
like
so
well.
When
j
"Yes; he cnlla her hla altar ego.**
FARM. Ml.lwsy. tisdadrn 1 •.Hint}-. KlorM*.
more frond!, 1 . I'oiir-h'jif was jnsi
ing a small lump of hut ter. Cook the
•me returns from abroad having seen i
sauce
until
very
Ibick.
IMace
a
spoonI'llhldill^ O\.T wilh iolly talos and
all the styles in the world, one's eyes J
soon had 'hem waving o\or in hnuh
ful of this sauce on a square of pasare overjoyed nt the sight of the ;
Chj-nvrig little Mary Pl'iibin. just
tty. pinching the corners together
ter,
American
suit,
so
heautifully
cut
and
developing into a •movie" star, is only
after wetting them. Hake in a hot
''lion lie- lioiu'v hoc- wlm liked a sixteen years old. She is a Chicago fitted, so anistleaJly worn. An Ameri j
U'U»d time rjime o\.-r to share in the girl and for come time past has been can woman needs n suit in her ward ,
oven untii the pastry Is well done.
inn. and ihr pa: Ii u • ^ livelier every devoting her time to the preliminaries robe and, if her circumstances are j
Serve with cream and sugar, either
hot or cold.
day.
required in the silent drama. A rosy sm li that she can have nothing else, !
Wl'on l our-lenf -aw how much they future for the pretty little actress it TIIMI she. -oinehow. makes that suit 1
Pecan and Pineapple Cake.—Tream
F o r Injantt a n d Children.
hnd i hai!«'«'.| for iho het^-r. he knew predicted by her hosts of admir-rs.
together one cupful of hut ter and two
tit In with . very occasion demanding j
1;is work in tho p.ii-h wa- over ain!
cupfnls
of
sugar,
add
Iwo
ciipfuls
of
her presence.
iii'lod all (In* ' ' 1" . • i riiildri-n to him.
flour sifted with two teas|>oonfuls of
Our -port clothes, too. are a nn- 1
1 nm-i If.ive \im ill soon," lie -aid.
baking
powder, alternately wl'b onefiomil expression whieh has nowhere'
n(WM» Kt Mi>- wiiit.- Clover- lainiv
THE RIGHT THING
"and hefore i
1 will tell you a
half
cupful
of milk, adding a pinch of
else
heen
equaled.
Our
designers
j
new dres-. and pn-M' IM i-ly i.'lovi r WJN
secret. A- lol . i» ymi love one an
salt. When all the ingredients are
AT
have comhined grace and heauty, in
tiyfnK 'w- hest <» m;.\i pr.nv innon^
oiln r V.HI will .• IM uiiiinl
Xnyoin
'.veil mixed, fold in the stlflly hen I ell
rids direction, with utility, ami VVP
mswaaaaaaaw aewoaewaeaaea
»l*e nant'Iitv I IIIIIIUMI. He knew his
THE RIGHT TIME who is cross ;iiid had iem!'i,:«d w:!.
whites of >iix eggs.
have at the disposal of our buying
«*(iildreii w
• •• • nMir^t in the
-••••ii jjrovv ugly '
Make In two layers. I'or the lilllng
ciipnclties the hest selection of outmeadow, hut if tl»>y did no' -i*'!' he6y MARY MARSH AL L DUFFEE
"•We will ivmemhcr. l''oiir l.-ai'," tli. \
put two ciipfuls of shelled peeims
door costumes that have anywhere
ios so \ a in :ii:d d:-a uvea hie thfir
prom sofl him. and wa\e<! their preM\
through a meal cbop|ier and mix with
heen gathered together. We have
dresses would -"nn fide and will So
heads in farew.-ll as •( Huh' u'irl w l!i
one cupful of -hredded pliu'iipple. Slir
T I N : <II\ I:A\V \ V
woven special silks fur Ihe purpose.
•MIP ni'Jif ho (Mlled on tlii« hu-y
a .T> of dt'li^lll -lo.ij.cil .' id pi' '.!'
wilh Ihe unheaten whites of two eggs
We have imported woolen- and adaptKairy QilC'en l" lu !;'
him up.
j Here It a Suit of Two Materials Made enough ]ioWdeivd sugar to make a
A ii ai • .
•'!ns Is s-j w»dl I'^uayoJ ed them to our u-e.
"1 will -i-nd yon tin- ii i lliek < i"on Conservative Lines and Which thick paste and mix with the nuts and
.•s .> •- lu.inni-i • .-itftis.-r
Simplicity of Line.
Should Appeal as a Street Outfit
ilKIJK are many p. rs' ns who feel
pineapple, l.'-e a- filling and for Ihe
The day dtes-e> for this spring seathai a t; an's i.dil,. uiiiimei s ale nu
son produced by American designers dressmaking circles for Ibe cape on Icing on top of ihe cake, decorating
aSfllAJOOTrt
• lide\ to ids general il'iod hreeditm. If
are lovely in the simplicity of •Vir strictly cape lines, which someilines with halves of the nut meats arhe handles hi- knife and fork in the
ranged
In
a
border
while
the
icing
is
" W h a t ' s in a Name?"
Jines ami in the general way In which is left severely plain, nnd ngaln
way that !> acreptod a- ••.orreet" they
By M1LORLO MAR.SHALL
By C. N. LURIE
the materials have been handled. The emhioidered or heavily trimmed in still soft.
will put Ii • 'i"..n as we!' luvd until
cuat dress 1- -omething which lias re- -Ollie way. One of these is nitlde of
Fict* •houfvournjme.it.htiforv; meanih'.'V have very c<aiclusive evidence
Common Errors in English and
.if t l , ,
•vo,,r
Idesslngs,
ceived fhe -tamp of nppivval from heavy black satin with its lower edge
ia<; whcnce it wn* derived; tusnilktiKei
Ihat he i- not; hut If he -lio.v> i.norOf whlch every mini Ii.ih rnanv. not un
How to Avoid T h e m
your lucky •iay and lucky jewel.
Aniei'lcan women, and ihere are .-ome f-mhroldered for some distnnce with
your
past
nilnfortunes.
of
which
all
"m • «if '<1 lidltlereiice to this accept- new style, in thi-- -Inn't frock wliich
men
have
some.
f>|ckei's.
an
nrtangemeiit
of
gray
angora
wool
••d melliod linn if will take much to
ate very beautifnl. n u r afternoon
"AWFUL. AWFULLY."
•ual.e ihem helie*.e that he Im- any clothes and some street dresses are enihroidery. Ii has a triple flounced
VIUfilM \
WHOLESOME DESSERTS.
•ollar that Is in Itself nlmost another
claim lo ...Mi l hfi i dinx. 1' •* may he
cape.
a
• iiW word- that
t.. make up she uii '".i.i. iiilt il i- true liei-e ii• •• -Ollie
ill') real oriuin of ^ luinia lA dessert whieh may be given ihe
TalTeta dres.-es are very much In
Ions li-t OI Iihu-ed terms Ml eom oi the th iu;- that • uiveiilion reipiiterioii" nnd somewlml iinev
d
ehildren wlib freedom Is baked apples
favor
for
spring
street
wear.
In
fact,
p ine'ins "flour
and •••• • irom nion usau'o "f Kli«ll-ll are employed ii- to reuiemhei ii; ulir uiaunei- .il tlie
in various ways: ibe foi
they vie with those of Ibe canton
an old Latin Sens who ' '•<! tlieiu- —i' freipieiitly. and -o «>rroneous|y, a- tahle:
,lowing will he found a
repe.
They
luive,
usually,
fulbjr
1 !"• -alad i- . ul vv:'! the side of the
«elve- N eruiniUs. I'lieil line w:i> de- tho t o . ted. l.'veiythiuu i- •awful."
'i'tli' diilerein from Ihe
skirts,
heing
made
over
Jines
that
suit
rived in turn from viieo, meaning to is : th- Sollcw uu example: "ho V"U fork at d 'I" a eaten from the si'le of
usual manlier of serving
their texture best.
dourish. and wa- connected to the lik«' thut ake';' one asks ..f the .-ehool the fork
iheni:
There
are
houffaut
types
in
Ihe
I'isli.
-oft
entrees
and.
ill
faci,
any•'Vi'
ht replifs "It's aw till
word "ver." translaled a- spring. Vir- hoy.
Individual Baked ApParis
openings
this
spring,
there
are
And not alone sehool hoys ih.ii.. iimi d.M - noi ahsolutely deinniid
giido was the iiNine of the fur famed «ood.
P |# » — I s . ibe small
Mights
in
a
dl'.ectoire
direction,
there
the
u-e
"i
a
kni'e.
are
separatisl
into
, and school «'iri-. hut grown men
Or.Hinl family.
glass baking dishes. Cut
.ne Spanish llonnres, hut when all h
The more popular and provalent he- and wouieti. tail into thi- error, "f small pil es hv the use '•! the liU'k.
apples in quarters ami
me.aMired, a—crts a fashion authority,
wld.
ii
itnosl
e
x'
'e
11.
•
•
i
f.
afhe
kni'e
af
eour-e
the
Word
|.i
lie
-lll'-tIItilfd
for
iief n curding the ir ^iti of Virginia
remove ull the core. Set
there
remain
the
outstanding
fact
that
it- hesi i- a most utuaiiil.v illetis!!,
Iiti- a I win - hteu ihat she ..mie from "awful" or "awfully" i- " ver.v
stralgld lines are still a dominant Hie apples in cups lo resemble a wliulo
Tl at you should never nia-h your
The adjntive "awiur' md n -' ad
the Latin viruo. meaning "a virgin."
charneietistic and ihat Ihe silboiielle apple. Kill ibe ceiller with pieces of
Indeed, the lir-t instance "f her u-" v.-rh "awfully." ure deriwd from the mod will, your fork ami never -it wilh
conflmies with slight divergences, figs, dates or nilslns. Add to each cuti
i:|ii ai-ed. like i tele
Mr! tifat - ••;. .ii or voiir foi k ni i,.
n Knglatid wu-* in the tlino of tjueeti word "awe."
practh ally the -atue as It has heen. Of one iahles|Nioufiil of water. I hike un
Kli*aheth when S:t Walter Kalei.'h. iread. mlnuled w itli r<-v> r>. ' met *.ete ^raph pole
course, this i- noi meani to convey <il fender. The skin Is not removed
I
l.at
vv!;ei
me
t;
u-e,
••ithet
knife
or
tunned Id- American eolony Virginia ••ration." I'he words "awful" and "aw
tbe Impression that hist year's frock- from the apple. Serve hot or cold SAOE QUEER HIDINQ P U C E BELIEVES IN SAVING PENNIES
fuMV have their proj'er place in the Ion. in 1- he li'lit ot; Ihe phlte nl olJC
in honor of the \ r«': i (^neen.
are good for tbi- year. There Is thut wilh cream and sugar.
It was umh-r a simiiut helief that language, hut it i- not mat of a -uh side
Ginger Cream. Souk
Slsaping Appurtenance Proved Cffaa. Rich New Vark Banker Certainly Can'
subtle diffeivnec. -Jight though It may
Never tin your for. and knife ou
liertiMdin de St I'i-Tn- ilh'd 'lie hero -litnte for "veiv."
of
a leas|ioonful of gelmb, j,, IHI#.
tlve In Cnncaallng Blangatad In.
net Be Juatly Accused af Un.
appear upoti the surface, that nitirkthe -id. - "f yonr pi.ii»', that I-. with
ine of hU tropical Vrcadlan omiiii'-e.
Very I- what i* known ns nn Infiu
inbb'spoonl'iil of eohl water. Make a
dividual
in
Lady's
Bedraom.
due Waatafulness.
otte
of
the
newer
gowns
adistinctive
the liandl" on tin inhlechitii on either
Vlruinie. The vvldespreud popularly -ivo; a word :»• d fo uivi- einpha- tableH|ioouful
ly new. There can he no douht about j ciMard of one egg
-ide
aud
the
tipoti
the
»i|ge
of
I
lie
• '•"l vrUht )
•if ihi<< ntnry in Himland. Frame and
Lord llos-uinre. who bus just died
Uussell Sage made a great record
it. Il ha- h- own marks of novelty 1 01 sugar »ix ialdespoonfiils of milk, a
(dlilr.
.—
Cerinany hrought Vlrumta into enornnd i- above everything else a spring | pinch oi -alt. healing all with an egg In Kngland, was a gnat s|Nirisman but theiv's another rich man wkt
riint e\ 'Ty 11me .i ' our-" i- reiao' ed
mous vocm- throughout
llurope
liealer. ''ook over water nniil the and biifiter. and mid many gisul stories,; Is hot on bis trail.
lirjl creation.
you should lay tiie knife, fork or
KrntuH still adore- her Vir.: nie. nnd
'i'hls mnn Is a New York InveatKneh of ibe [•otituriers in I'nrls, 11 ! S|MKIH is coated, then add one tahle- not mily of ibe hunting field, but of
u
1
In
•
itiii^
•!
on
the
side
of
the
her popuhinty i > Kngland I- a -mired
would seem, has outdone billiself in S|NMiut ul Of mineed ( 'aiiton ginger and life In many oilier places. One of n^'ht banker who is largely interealtg
forever out of hjMii llielit i' nietuiil'.' o'
the creation of gowns for this latest two lablespiioiifuls Of sirup: add the these concerned bis friend, llay Hid- •" " sou titer 11 railroad, onee a year
I in not . c.t-s knife and fork on ihe
the Itinioii- tpiei-n.
makes a trip of Inspectbm over
season.
The collections have heen un- gelailt, lo the hot ciiNtanl and when dleion. whom he describes as one of
plate, hut ! iv them side hy side.
I'he fir-t Amer • ati . oloti.v eslah
usually large and Ihe exainpleH are thick -Hr in one-bnIf cupful of w'hi|ipe.| the best riders to hounds ibat ever l'** property In a private car. VsaalIn '*aMil* '""Up • u-'ard. fruit, or any
llved, and runs as fidlows:
;ly lie takes with him two big vallaaa,
llHhefi the name in tin- ••ouiilry. Like
more vivid than w 11- expected, Aud rreani. I'mir into molds and chill.
.11 di wliich ih'liiafld- ,i -p<."Ii, he sure
i,,to
"llay
once
bet
a
lady
that
he
could
*'hleh bla egtra clothing N
I packed
wisi- the l ' - t while ehild born on
Laman
Crumb
Pie.
(irate
the
rind
tbe various types of gowns, it may be
you -ip Ihe food n'"i-ele».-iy from Ihe
•COWUOYS"
bide
so
efTecfually
in
her
bedroom
Arriving nl fhe end of the road hn
Ameriian soil aod nmned Vlrg iila
and lake the Juice of ri lemon. Mix
side
of
the
-pooti,
lawer
from
the
tip.
eiiCouMigingly
ie|iorted,
are
thoroiitflil»are did much to spread I'- vo^u«(
ly adnptahle to the uses of the Aif!er- two tablespoonfiils of butter with lue Ibnt she could never discover bini. i s^hds his valet to a barlier shop, wkkk
\ e . . !• Uii >..ui iiidivldu.il fork or
ill, lerm "I'lrwhoy" i« not ab*n patronised once a year for
The South ha* dWHV ahouuded In
tables|N.onfuls of M,gar. Stir the aug.ir She hunted bign and low. hut never
'oi, inf.. a di-l tl it i- pa—ed to ymi, Thu Model MJS an Interesting Trim* Icnn vvonuiti.
many think, ot origin in the
a trace of Ibe hidden one could she
»«* arrangge for a lath. A por^iruinias. vvhieh. unfoftitmitely hamlxiiire
into
ihrei«qiiarierw
of
n
pint
mmg of Blocked Linen, a Part of
Shirts Longer in Pans.
"wdd and wool\ W«'-i, li was lirst hut alvvav% emplov the fork or spiHiu
|ier carries the two valises there atd
iieeu con tm tod
.tuu-i' il "Vii.
of
hot
milk,
and
cool:
udd
the
volks
ef
see.
the Pattern of Which >• Emippiij^jl durliu • lie Aiueiiean Itevolu which will h« round on tl"' ir.iy he-nlr
Skin- are lunger in I'aiis ibnt on« Ibree eggs, well iH.aten. and the lemon
"The lady WHS completely
hack. For this ke receives a Hp nf
mid •.fintiys."
i he dish, oi oij the dish il-elf.
broidered.
:ion
to
a
hand
ot
Tmies
who
otx't'ated
point
N an esiahllsbed thing, hut, Just juice and rind. I.lne a pie phiifi wii'i wits* end. and at last, when she had 11 ^ , , , , , , , , ,
ktnker pays
eenta
Tl'e eliienih
Vlrglniu* iidis
, o r l,l , h l h
All soils ..f siuiill ivli-he*, like nid
New
After bathing be returat
uiii-es her w Ndom ir 'imd Wesp i,. -tei .•niint v
inanii stone. I
purl hit to the use of canton crepe, a to prove ibnt there IN never one rule an iiHb layer of l.utiered erunihs and literally gone all over the room Inch ' 0 f h ' *
-I . - olfvrs salit-d nuts und hoieboiN,
to govern the l-'rench coulutier. .fenny |Hnir in ibe mlxlnre. r m e r vvh«n by inch, she was startled out of i t e r : '
^ private car. lie sleeps In It la
long V'Miih, .md ^ ni l., sli a:in. i i'iile liotii hoth purlirophetie vi-h
are ••aieti from tie finders, tun this iieiivler and iierbapn more dunihle ha- made all of her frocks and Nulls
tie<
itni'ir'iiillv.
Tin*
appli'
aiion
to
luik.ti snd firm wlih n meringue nia... seven senses hy bearing Hay's voice I 'to* railroad yard railo'r than pay tho
rlmrm. Tla* hnwihorue hud. Kngland'*
version
of
erepe
de
chine.
There
are
iu-1
done very daintily.
ymi."
P«1ce the hotel ehargea.
spring flower. - ' r^inia - i!" er tie no ti wun horde | cat He on fhe
lovely colors in this fabric, and Ihey with skirts as -lion as ever they have from the w bites r.r«iwn in tbe o v a exclaiming: ilullo! I can
• • "it) i igiu i
Wo.ferti
pi
linejitue
later
hut
WaThis was a puxxler and no mistake. • The flnamial man's valet never
have heen used with great success, been. To be sure, here are the youth atld serve cold.
Wedi.rsdiij !• I r
.,\ da* and •'
'•'.iveii trom the -arie origin
Nut Mince ^ie,- Mix together in but tlie mystery waa nt last solved, for washes out his employer's shoving
tie*- 'uck< nuuiher
the tilnitiiltig being very much re- fill types, and, at any rate, those
4trallied, -•• that the lines .u the frock among tbe American vvonieu who now fbe order given the follonlng ingredi- Middle!on, who was long and thin, bad •'"P The banker does not Isdleve In
,
. . . to. fell
11 their
.
.bestlty
. are
skirls '.ave cuts: One half cnpliii of chopped ipd Insbie the holsterr
1 wasting soap.
I'hlludelpbia I'ublle
hiive
every • 1luince
" rejoicing In
. very.1.short 1..
Ceiebrat'On of Spring
Ledger.
jennji to up'iohl their chobv; they walnut nieafs, one Inilf cupful of seed
Wkart Ha MtfM Succeed.
I
—•
io 1m
, rfor .Amerl. can refer to. . ber
ift iheir
Jinlg- ••.I misina. one eiipfnl of i'h.qqaN|
luve-:ualiolt ol setadar* has dini rn y Is surely .iihe . color
. decision
.
•
llilnd Iteggar twiio haa IMSUI advised |
Willing I t Serve.
,11 seasuti. Lvervthing
•.
. I I I Is "inenl should hnitg
• losed ground- I'll the liellef that tl ••
pies, one half eiipiul of dark i s t n
can wear, this
. in the
. balatu'e.
. . .
to go to work)—"Ami what would
"Want lo go on an InvestIgatltg
e\••lit eelehrated hy I'liniu i- nolle olh
sirup. iHie fourth .•f a m p f u i if eider
done in gray from Imi- to
a. And
" n , h " ",U"r
you
have
me
work
at—mn
being
blind
^
coiniuittceT"
••r than tlo- •oinli g of »priiig. The
if the creation 1- not all In LIMV then rtropinsl bis skirt- to a point M o w vinegar, «Hie fourth of n cupful each
from bin It?" Old (ientleinan "Why, j M|f It is headed in Ihe right dlreca•.i• tit of 'ie •• .rival 1- nnmNfiik,on.e pan of It 1- -nr.. to he. Hllie
" n , , ,,, • **
of frull jubv of any kind of ennned ni) friend, many of your eollengnes Hon. I ikin't mind investigating tot
.dJe, iu ii,. h i ' . ; of -earchers. 11> a|H»H bav «» gray linings or gray cob "
"
r 4 1 "" ^ l " l * K fruit, molasses, one half fetis|Nioiifiil have smiwded splendidly a - diplo- cotiillilons In Havana barhor."—-I^tfa.
A , , wf
• "Ciirr •• in if" ta ddle of the last
lars, Itlue hut a have grity trlmudngs.
® vvr t , , , ,
each of allspice and doves ami one nuifs."— r a i l s l/lllustrafloa.
vifie t'oiirler .lotini I.
ntoinh • :l" wPih-r point- t«' it- InIbddisb mt
irlnimlng are np. eoufttrlers range M w w n f h . ^ two ien-|MM.nrul each of cinnamon ami
Inc th. hegintihu of iiu ci-lHtratlon
plod to a Ctay fotindailon .Jray suits levels; I'allol likes tbem shorter, and salt. Add enough crushed crackers m
.<1 ti e • oiupn -t if tlie Wilder hy I||e
are the order of the day. tiray slockI'* 1 **' * ' make of llie right consistency Mll ,| t i ,|
A MENTAL FRAGMENT
Hl
n M
vouthfiil stm ir»Ml of tlie -prlng aInga
ate
writ
with
Ida.-k
sh.H-s,
un»
^
a MIHSI plate wlih the mixture. This
Wife; I'm going to give you a
less gray -hoes are used.
; wmnan has the privilege of clMawlng makes a large pie.
Milldilk (Monh'.a i- te^ardod In va
piece of my mind!
i.'ii-' r.ahvloi.i ii tnv 11 -• liven rah
there Is gray somewhere 'u ihe di,mg Ibe thing Ibat liecotnes her liest.
Ginger Puffs Shape and hake the
Hubby That proves it.
• .ilde I • .« :• >.» ' ••IJIO eled L-ther with
Wife (fiercely): Proves whst?
and, since there are many tones and
Skirts are fuller, too. than they have halls one and one-half Inches In
h. ph'i l X"'ii i- i d the I'.ahy Ionian
Hubby: You're cracl'hramed, as
shades of this one color, every one of lieen. A few of ibeui are clreidaf In diameter, bake and till with whlfqied
'd» • l-l'tar • I'll' daily idlice M I thought,
••very •omph'xloti can lind -omething . cut nnd another few plaited. Keen ••ream sweetened with ginger sirup
| . I., i u h' •' i tl I the «|Ue«Ml o| f e r
In cojor thut suits her goneral ;anke-' the straight skirts that follow Ihe line adding some of the ginger chofqied In
A Good Scoie.
O t t m k O U O w XKmmXmX O K i M
-in at llu date aiven for Ihe plot ••f
Up.
' of tlie tlgure are allowiil a Utile more s'tiall hits. Flavor with a few dnma
"What 1- •••m-idi't'eil a good •«"or« | Skirts here are short. Yes, they are roominess than tliey have had recent «f vanilla. Sprinkle with powdered
llalllall was not L»«her it nil, hill
Alliesf *. fhe daU^I ler of a l*er*iilli • .u tl.e-e llnksf"
very short, and there seems no sign ly, though tboae for suits and atreel sugar and serve.
"Well. -Ir.' replied the yiHiibful ead- ] thut they will Increase in length at dresses are kept fairly cotiservallve
' tfeltend.
die "oleluldy. ••most of the gelltS Irles | preaent. If we adopt the longer sklrta In width.
to do It ii tis few utrokes 114 they niti. ]
••ut it uln'r'lly fake* some imer ••
O
I MMlakt Mats ky Many.
A LIME 0 ' CHEER
T<W
t k,,
On Top.
T*1*
"
iheiits#it-es
"1 doli't "tire what >"i| any alioilt the |
too aenously. and i-un't understand
• y John Kendnch tangs
In* Styles, they are •••rtaltily tla' cmtin ^
why their estimate. ,4 thetnsHtea ore
of MM-hiy."
Paris Oecreea timple Lines nni Laat be lihMtn In tke daytime, nnd tknt tke not acrefded ky otliers. (VNiMsm^t
"1 sue— i-ou're right. Al any rate
Oacnlletafa Only Ona lhanKar
deeolletagt of evening dn-ss la t t ka l> Ikey "take It out" on others when
A HIGH ftTANOAftO.
the milk of lillinnn klndne-s Hp|iear«
MKk icaa a n i M . I»resae.i are preni tkey might do niiieh loiter hy taking
pretty CMUMt ef ihe Past.
to l>e iN-nenlli tlieiu."
lead—or threatened—nllk one shoulder none Ikings ont of thenuodres. There's
IMIIIK hirhest nianUard m n -an
It was lie* nut010 of the surionis
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flbort skirts, snya a Paris rwrre«paa4- kare nad oat enerred. Ikirka are aUN loo mio-k giersonai "iniaHoa.**
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!• htir* fbe young «l nionmif twi- I • Wh»r fare te fs<e wiin • .11 •sys I
icnnt af Vaniifn.
ent, "are on flielr last legs."
to ke kare. kat not an merk. Tke
!• hot m try wilh ail MS might
light ; for. a« they •trovr to give Ibe
I The uinhunmn of llrarll l« a soft
Tka f r a t Prtan^
Utile birds are whispering Ihat tke
To
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•
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•
tar
thing
ioih
day
snd
night
••first Interpret;»lloll te 4rath, they
yellow wood so delishlfuliy M-eliled new skirts are to lie not half or thrnp' rtnnd. oral, atdeng t r kant
Jud Tunklaa atya a friend indeed it
That M'-v of llie
that Auront. WIKI loved the
Is 01 HK U I*
with vanilla that one Is leni|ited to quartera. hut full length. In eitream
a nma wko ena not only give eaad
<Cop> HgM t
had stolen tltrm In her em• nt It, says the Amerlean Kofe-iry rases covering Ike ankles. Alrendy al
adrtee, kat lend a kand in kHpn.g m
OtrtMatrt
Magaxine.
With tke Inerenslna talk of tke 41* In work out.
tka apern. Ike Mnsalan Imllet and Ike
•4kesdaalre idctnrn galleries tke laaff ftctnlre Ininenee drapery effeeta n i t
Lift OettNif Mere CswpHa.
sktn kaa appanrnd; nnd before tka fatnd aearly eieiinkatn. Tke anNaal
An Okie idijraklan declares Uial Ike U a M
"I saw tbe ruteat Utile kat tkla t f t a r
caartaf nf tka •rnt awaltmr it la p f » fMtaree af tke dlreetelre e a a t a a t
length «f n venan'a semnd tee InpkaaM tkat ikny wiu raark tka knala- which really a n y maw la atraagly a i t
dh ates her dliqrfrdiion. sml lie warns
wide ra r e f t t a d Ngk stsadtng «MMt
"DM yaa kay HT"
rarda la faree.
n« agnlital trMuru with long ones.
"JCot yet. I've got to |drk out a more
Ckptala Malyneaag. f t * KagHak oa entavay eeata, n k k k arw v a r a aUk
What tfcn dlefceiis! Mu-I Ihe felhnr
t t p e a a l v e a n e for my kasknnd ta refaaa
arena iialgnii nf tke Rat Rnynle. esaw i t m m cwnrtlng carry along an
l o kny so I can rmaprsmlse ua I Ma
Inaed tka anna, T k e skwrteat aklrt Ike a t M e e t l
plnet
where
X-ray marWne?—KWHIKI Tmnwripi.
tialilag f a r tke aprtat la lena than n extend lata long eaattaMa
fl
feat f M tke greend." ka anM. "aad
faU in Mn«M.
the tMijartly a r t even baiger. Tkare
W a r e ' s 1 IMI?
WMl Cfcrletlanlty raiae a new rlvflWhen In
lluth ffW.^lyl—Yoa ikmt love am.
will ke eery few plnlla nr M t t l i r s
to thn
Mntlan. and a new order wf Ideas
Iloh (slncerelyl—I 4a.
•iwtle. grarefai llaea. tkat la tka aaw enmeo knotted, pall II
Tnalea wen mil I rated, inaaairs re>
Ilulh—Then wky d«o*n'l your ehoai
aeedle and Ii aim a n a l l y aaraval wHkskirt."
inwdenrd nnd natare
f a up aad dona Ilka ike bera'a la
lie rsHalm-d tknt the calves a r t l a out any f t r t k a r
—Aaartaa.
gwanHtrat
" m m
Interesting Features for Home Heading
^
E vv eer ny
M e aa ll* *
school c h i l d n - n • f i ' a s s e l u n d \ illt-. t o
which a g r i ; u l i u i a l iinplenients. .-••wing
m a c h i n e - a n d ciutfiing h a v e l»ecn sent.
Outlying Villages.
HirniinL'h:ini has a d o p t e d A l b e r t . As
a tir-i s l i p , clothing, boots a n d tdank| e l s to tin* v a l u e of £."11 Ml h a v e b e e n s e n t .
! a n d m o r e i - l o follow.
A p a r t f r o m t h e organ!/.ed a - s i s t a n c e
••f t h e I'-ritish l.ca_'ue of Help, t h e
M a n c h e s t e r R a i s i n g $250,000 t o L i f t Hritish a r e r a i s ic.' a special f u n d for
Mezieres Out of Its Heap of Dust
t h e r e - | i t r a t i o n of t h e llheliiis cathea n d Ashes—Raise Money for
tlral. a u d i h e It";.; I A g r i c u l t u r a l stici; ety h a - organized a f u m l to s u p p l y catthe Rhelms Cathedral.
i tie to "h.. raided l a n n s of l-'rench a g
T o f i d s f u n d iTtl.tsM) at
N e w Y o r k . — h e s p i t e t h e h u r d e n of rleiiltiiri-ts.
t h e i r w a r d e b t s u n d t h e h e a v y t u x e s r e a d y h a s b e e n silhscrllieil.
in tiie billions of p o u m l s s t e r l i n g they
poured i n t o Kuroiie t o s a v e civilization. t h e p e o p l e of tli'e;'.: Hrituin still
a r e linding n i e a n s to h e l p t h e s t r i c k e n
p t p i t h i c e in t b e d e v a s t a t e d r e g i o n s «»f
France.
C e m e t e r i e s P r e v e n t W o r k on
Next time you
want to concen- |
trate on a piece
of work Just slip
aslickofWRlCLETS
between your teeth.
MARY PH1LBIN
i
HEWCASTLE ASSISTS ARRAS
iii\ou hVi ix RI.O\ I:K
s
1
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D O A N ' S •vsr.v
Ifs a wonderful belp E
in daily tasks-aad =
sports as well.
=
KeepYoirSkin-Pores
Active aod Healthy
With Cnticura Soap
d i s a p p e a r
(• - cevrtrtr
; s* y w ca**
and p o i s e - i t adds
t b e
m e a n s
Tbe
E
Flavor =
Lasts =
Always
HOW DO YOU SA\ IT?
torchaie ease aad caedart far
le Hatadal ladtpeaeaaee aaw.
$10
Can ka S c c a r c i ky l a r t s l i a g
$ 1 3 4 0
ia
CITIES SERVICE COMPANY
Cnmulativa Freforrod Slack
24,000 HoUera
t l tlila stock evideoce faith la
tkla aecunty as an investment
O v t r 90,000 i n d i v i d u a l a a r t
owners of the aecuritica t l Cities
Sanrtee Company and subaidiary
corporatiens.
CASTORIA
What CWee Seeeloo Ctmpnay
Did In IMO
Pradaaed ood aaM M,TOajaa.Oat
eo.lt el aatwal aaa.
fta Awad apd aald T^ttktOMdt sa.
f t af arUIMal oaa.
Canlad 111, t o t A l t a e m o a m aa
kaalacnis ratwaya,
laevadtlTm iiinlllii,
i
M/wrinHMM-r
Henry L
&
M
T
change to
Full
Length
Skirt
Coming
Wa
Doherty
Ht wever. if VOU VV !i fir-l '•. 1 • • • • -
grc ' i.let- *.ei. c. - . i t 1 • n . t * • ' ! >
Kilmer & Co. I'iri-j! :t?nfnn N' N
'
*;i'tij.'.. bolt!. W'lien writing b- -ure an-l
ni.-ntif.u tIc- pai'i-r.- Adv.
TOO MUCH FOR
l. ttie Wii e.
nose again-!
er's wiiiihiw for
at last elilt-r'd.
tieiiily mad. up.
Ter-h ii.ed
1
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be
I |' '
v
,
Northrop & Lymsr. Co.,lnc.,Bu,laio. N Y
Il-'f ijij te ;i j:
Mr .1- ••]';i
d
"• •
^ i ii" •• wedi; ng cak- - ti
C-. t .ura Con-forts Baby's Skin
When ; d, r-'ugil etui i-.chiiiv with In
I - ... i •ulieuni Soap and louci
• i'lii EEA t »it!
AI-O MI L..
l-n F-rieMr. " j !, iM
€
DR.J.0 KELLOGG'SASTHWAHEMEDY
for iho prompt relief of Aathms
snd May Fever. Asu your orugfor it, as cants ana one rtc ler. Wr.to for F H E E b A M P L l .
Almost Had It.
I'l i ud M.-tlu-r < il i •• "
Harrv - iust beL'lining o tail, Ileleiirning to te. Ie •'i'l!:!. bn.i black
-beep, huve ytiu any wool''"
l'i. ud 1'apa h e- I , • • i• <av a:'
\\ ei
• 1 Wlint to klie V.
le
HIM.
ufter Tla'tei
hi.••.•-I-!, ef ;i . bak
.it . Ut liai! i "i !i"!ii
. !!ii hi- u ad ev
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ft Oafiieioys Perioii Itiroiigti Wtiicti Every Woman Must Pasi
v:
SEALED TIGHT
KEPT RIGHT
Practical Suggestions Given by the Women Whose
Letters Follow
URGE NATION TO
SAVE FORESTS
Joint Action cf State and Federal Governments Necessary
to Stop Destruction.
Good rarm lands
laved Mv Lifal
Our New Postmaster on the Job
Company
Street, H e w
York
Thought She Waa a Parrot.
cyhe nationally
accepted wall tint
nam
iiiii.o> -upply td timber,
va-t
.:iea
of
cut over
o m r the
lutnl sultabit
"Tin i osf of f o r c - t proteef loll-llouhl
be -'i.iit d by fbt- public a n d t i c p<
J v a l e ewtier.
Hut fire prevenlitHi inot HI eml In i t - e ' f .
T h e N fore-tittloii • ' f l m b e r g r o w I n g land iin>l t h e
iiciuui p r o d u c t i o n of tin bi j U t h e real
objective. In n o I n s f a m v - should fed
e r a l f u n d s lie e x | i e n d e t | u n l e s s t h e
• t n t e - a r r l e n out f b e ret|ulrcnit'iii»
fount! i . t c t ^ ^ a r y by t h e f e d e r a l f o r t ' - t
s e n b t to m a l e t i m b e r grow
Buya Sheepskin Coats.
N i * Mui
Tt.. •' cm
1h«\ II
•a .id
f-otli
i-
P
A Queer F e i l c w
"Will v • i "i.i t
II . M ' - #i
Trext nfb ii t f I I - :.i • I
"Vl | I . too | •>
"Al e f i u t r '
"Mlmllng my own bu* ' • -
In i on.iii.* mote than '! • v ifsid it <
' *•
Self Appreciation.
"|*eople very rurr'y kin » Ihe r own
goisl or bad |H.|nfs
"ll » the solne way with a flirkev
ripliet! I aim« r • ornto.»el. "He strut*
aroiin i »howlii'
t - feiitber* •! ! u
braggin' ale Ul In V» ^•'•il be l« te i a l
I Tbe •blldref. enlKted in the gjtrden
Wasblngton. — Modeled along IIH- • Amrriia.
o f ihe many Ihh r* which the Junior utniy n Uar-a.v ra »•'poi.,1 .« t . i»
linea nf America's aebool ganlen traiy.
•la Ike f n n v of I t l l a k children formed Iletl rr«**s Ininslms'd to ilir ebitdren id e a r r o - . cuhbuge. pi.i -iup> .i
I'oland,
nanmunlty
gnnkiis
mude
t
l
*
Their
t:
II
cii>|
in
Itr.v
.
ou.j
ii-ii|
*.<1
by tke Junior Med
of America
Mileage Bock Mcaswrement
MmngeM uiia-al. Il not tadv guvr Hie j Ions,
whan thai organisation waa rnlled d i l l d r e n a • h a i u - e t o t a k e u p g a r d e n "How far l* it to New WrkV a»ked
'llie *ucis-» of tbi- Warsaw g i t n a i - tbe passenger with a inlleage bo«*%
tt|Mti la carry relief t a d ebeer t t Ibe
ins. but
i i p i v l t b i l l i e a l t h f u l re. r r
lii«t yesr wa* *o prtHiouietil Ihat I'-I v
cMMrrn wf Koadaako's land. WHk t b r !
"I tbm't sny exa«tly," rrpile«l tfie
I * T \ferided to otfu r cviiiers tbt*
Brat warm spring daya ibnasawfa of nthei for ihousamU IIF slunted. under- | will N
coiitlm tor who UMII to work In a dry
iHMirt-bed lillle iNslles flgbtiiig an un- •print
good* *tote
"Hut 1 should * "S
iibi'ii' n yurd und ihri-equarters'
C A O O N M D f U I W m U t T C H j gdans uniil alter tlo- r a i - r e t t o tll*ii«
hit!, front, iblcfly io the fioi licit
ler.
T h a t Kid Agsin,
Id* ••rders fo plate ail the iirlilleiy en
ftoy- Are you antl rls going ot a
l a CMaf
Dene ral fSdonia says that wlieii tbe the «h'f«iise were dlsoliryed. If tla^rofwwn ranflhl Bftka the IfallMi artillery had U t n withdrawn on tbe long bike tins afternoonf
Ifuiior -Ye«. Jimmy; wby do you
army wa* lnad<i|iiiii* ly equii ii.! balk ogfenslie. Ueneral t'ad<ma says. Hie aahf
dl*a*ter
would
have
I
•••en
preventeil
a* l a tuallty and tpuiniil) of *ut n and
Jimmy—Tboae slie'a had tbe 'era
Italy.—The bwuk af l.leat material, lie says tkat frwm June. or liiiiii«-«l Hul. ifetM-ral i'a|«-llo, he
dodor here all BMUiiln**.
declares,
did
not
tntliely
withdraw
IPi:., ke bad re«iMnii:wii«bs| unity of
• a a i r r la rMef nf tbe Italian anny, nrlbai by tbe alllea, but Ibnt tbls «a« tlie gui.s. I** a UM- be plai ned a coun
Mat a • B t t t t y * Odvte.
ter offensive, which Cadoma dlsap
•BUB la entitled "Tbe War a a t i e Ital- aidalned only three yenra laier,
•Why did yau sell yamt c a r r
l a a tteai.** baa Jaat aigwarrd. It la
"I'oat laa mm b for r r p a l r a "
lieneral Cadorna aitribuft-! the l'a|> | proved. He alao aays tbr withdrawal
B Matary af Haly'a prafnrnlbtM f a r
"Wasn't It a g«wd m a c h l a e r
orefta disaster, when the Aa^rtana tuna tbe l'ia«t wna t i i amiilshed by
Ibe ItabrliS ltrf-lii««'l«es I h t allies git
l i t war and tBa g a u l ^ " " * af tbe
"TTrsf fate. Meter am aa« af ortler
pwahrd ba«-k the llabau* from I h t ] los ibeot i nit on r«l -npi^in
Rnt I had t a pny f a r repairing fhr
pe<qde M l a a m e r . "
i*im%
Rep- t Mace P c t t 0 " t t E "
picyee l's< D«c o t u y Poor Op:n.
ic
Thrt
Tra.iei,
W.t'v Tne.r Lot.
I.in . Mary W i e n M - K . e
v
. . .
H ^ ^ S T o - p i f i i : iu Tern Haute si'
tlie IlKiialulpoi - New*. ISet-efifly -b
leu \ed tt trlcy. Ic wh- lt - • rclt
imtrnhig. nooi. and nlcbf At i!r-t lit
i •• . te
.1 -.-i
te tr;.
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atotnobllt OC
. .psriiurii
•
,i
v.. k t r a i l e r
l b*
t ,.
t
* t • i . i ,i
•-'
otbee |il .I -her ', v lb' {rul'li ••ttpi'i'tti
•it . n' ; nt • • . vv "c: ..-port
irt.ai oiu • tbe i 'tiiuobile dnvcry
< de* were .oil' li. I to lier iiW||
l ith « M e t-piift • B
I
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.,
*bi
-It I '• ' '•
' I bill. re*pt. I,.. \
'.I ,S UK ' i
I itle| "O- I ti .v iti til.- low It. »1S
• o-p i.r < ' M'C ymi mid it .ii llie.v I rvcW.v i.i - t.- te III !|IV 'Vil) and
t . I,I.! . ppv bccaii-e tliey Oitlv't title
'<
* * ti.. flier told her.
Difficulty Understood
Marv I en WM* *ilci ? a u ntlfe
"ho you know bow |o n .ike 'be re 'I liel. *hi -aid t-llriic«tIv
"We , then,
pair* t ii your tar?
•nolber I won't rbb p: «t the ho*"Vcw. ' r e p l i i d Mr I ' l n n . . t •
I plfnl
^ ' en I Ref Ii front of If I'll
know exactly w h a t work ' : - to be t'ef off HI d '•'i-h d like It '• n* halt)
d o n e a n d I ">v h a r d t
I i at * the
work, i ud then they won't be unbuppy
IVIIMUI 1 aiv ay - l»cutl for o re| .dr
ii,«v ii t.e glad tbfy -..i Ik t. i^ed
- b o p a n d b re a r e g i d a i w o r k i n m '
. nil not l ave ft. push tb.n*.* like irb
i > t Ies.'*
U'ii«»hlligten.—The I lilted
Stuli-*
rostniaaler l i m eral llaya la nutklng ins|aiiltin visits lo llie big clti* > .public beiiltb service bus .bi»i bought
W n s t He Saw.
i.ad nnlllnlng Ida pnlb-y of "a square deal" tit faiafnl ein|do>e«->. The plMdis S/4MI 'bcepskln coats for the fuU-|tiigraph sbowa hlm In the distributing (lepanment of tlw New Vork |M>«iolh<v. lolis I :itlellts in lln fiospltu'. ». licit
Mr- 1 lb t. I fiavc JI new milliner.
Mr llaye, as rlialnnan of the Natloiini ItepnldicNii eiHinniltee, mude a rrpu- thev n nv IN a i d e to -I' «. ;t In t h e m r ' Tom. I •••it vol tb nk my ha'" arc
and tbe «un this winfei li - the fri**l
latbm as a manager and harnumlser.
inoiv t ci on. • g tl.aii I.i y ii-i'd to 1 . '
sir H i t <ounfs.
Mr. I . i k ^ i i . i d yo r '-.i 1 - r.
>oung»fen> in I'olantl will g n f l i e r u p | etpial battle witl di^cu^i in Ihe t row.b
ilielr hoea. r a k e s a m i " p a d e * a n d a d - eil . a p l f a l of r o l a n d . Uiii>aw
li. ;,•!•
l a l i e e u|Nin vacant lot*, d r t e r m l l t e d t o tlllloi. il bits already bt I|NI| |«I L.M-P
ei nvert ihem i n t o vegetable a n d t h e wolf of sturvafloii uway ti . n u ,i y
Mower g n r i h n s , JuM an will y o u n g a h o m e
Mary E f Hsd Sh'ewd Scheme fer
F-cn
Manng f. ck Children S.it-sf'fd
became t Bore
'fm t mber production is really pro
tt- n d iroiii lorc-t fire-, three tpuirfers i
..f ei:i f e i c t proolem 1- solved
r a l Mb CbiKraa B n l M a t m t h t Oartan
Army By tba J n n l t e flag C r t a t
tf awtrMa.
Y o u Can N o t Be Deceived I
T U s Piclrtgi Protacta Y o u
*
Is your full n.-ime
i .• h i t - I ami nio-t niii'C 'i-.n:
Thr Accused: Wy full n.^me? C i ,
field of • o o|s*raflon, h o w e v e r . In ;i 11 I
•tati - c o n t a i n i n g
eMeti- >
tore«t ' on thoiie occasions I genera'iy u- 1
the nairie Smith,
But I havi- t
i ieiin t h e previ ntlim of f o r c - t
been
Ibat
way
since
last
summer.
|ll«l i ' - t» t h e tiC-t - t e p te a col'.
TAKES U P SCHOOL M m E N S
ThenjtMSmMmArlbetMm
EVERYWHERE!
«
T o s;. • -; \ his c r a v i n g s , n
Xs .-on'.ihL'
hi- figures, t h e m i n e r
l.:.d i 'li ,: :ili I -I1- g l a s - e - of r' 1 "'
R l e e r .•
. tu .".1 l.'iO ^ t a - s e s 1
B :i \ e:. r
Boroughs Take Individual Action.
A-ide f r o m t h i s several l.undon bori o u g h s a r e t a k i n g Individual iietioti. AcAn illh'ged ilelivt'tw
lupior ay m ,• i,f i In it t!: :M !'s witlituil a
c o r d i n g to r e p o r t s received by t h e for- lation permit re- iited in
tian-porla d till t h e Wine mui-. nf ' lie S i n g e r H
rutli. - in
eign i n f o r m a t i o n d e p a r t m e n t of t h e Now York, Tlu- ft der:. I
^'•n's a re s h o w n listing -o e
f h e •ontlscaied
t
U a t i k e r ^ T r u s t c o m p a n y . K e n s i n g t o n goods.
has adopted Soucbes. Wailswortb has
u n d e r f a k e i i f o look a f t e r t h e n e e d s of
WISE PROVISION
" W h y are you buying gasoline evViliers-i'louicb. a m i otiier b o r o u g h - a n ery f e w d.~ys? Dcn't cook wilh it,
f o r m i n g c o m m i t t e e s i n r a i s e f u n d s to
eh?"
l a k e c a r e of o t h e r villages.
"No. I w a n t t o g e t a c a r s o m e
M a n c h e s t e r is r a i s i n g jtoO.OOO to
Afton. T.--r;n.--"I want
t : n e . b u t it's no use g e t t i n g one unother pufTering women to
iielp to r e s u r r e c t t b e d u s t h e a p that
til I've s a v e d e n o u g h g a s t o run it a
i.ra w what Lydia K. Pinkonce w a - M e z l e i v s ; a n d of t i n s
v.y.ile."
rij.rr F Vegetable Compound
iMiintini lll.tKW a l r e a d y h a s been subha? done for me. During the
scribed. N e w c n s f l e h a s u n d e r t a k e n l o '
Sham A-ticle.
Ci.ang'
of i.ifc i was in Led
?
It IV
p r o v i d e i'LHMMKl f o r A r r a s , i-tid h a s p a i d
I
for eight tm.-ntbs anc iia/1
j aU!hoi /ed.
-ii. h coiiditi.ni- a s ' <•
"
I
t
I!
i t s s e t o n d i n s t a l l m e n t of i h e -jift. o n
two good doctors treating
s e c r e . : ;i-.'riculture may
me but they iid me r.o gocHJ
I V b r u a r y o, w h e n I b e m a y o r of A r r a s
!•
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cle
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n. i I- ; •• ant] r e s - o n a h l e .
A friend advised n.e to take
visited Novvcasile a check f o r '.Ti'l.ooo
\\ Lydia E. Pit.kham's VegeE
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Choice heavy cluy loam soil underlaid
Cured
tabie Compound, which I did.
1 etit i .i • pen.iii .res u n d e r • .i-op. rwith llniPBtone In Mlchigan'r Wonderful
And O x f o r d , Shellleld. FAeter. l i v e "I notice tl
VLt.es iloi -l. t g"
and in a short time I felt
Clover Seed licit—price 110.00 lo fno.oo per
ativt a - i ' - i i : - with s t a i c s woi d,
arouinl btifing otli-r peojiie -.viMi lur
better. I had ail k.ndt^ of bid
acre. These are lieet h and Maple lunda. b a m . Masibournc, C i r e n c h e s t e r a n d
Umber removed.
Ul.dt r '! i i , have to be at lea-t
ailments ii- -ie- ised to,
B{jells, but ihey ai! lefl me
H l r m i n g h a m h a v e given anil a r e giving
e
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Now when 1 fee) weak nnd
•la'e expenditures derived
"No: -he mi i a : v\ ho c ued lu r
T^at Clover and Alfalfa Seed Cropa pay lo t h e i r c a p a c i t y .
e i t h e r f;. , •-• n e r a l t a x a t i o i i or tri.m
nervous 1 take tiie Vegetable
for your land, lleasonalde down puymetil
•. tnpletely.
O x f o r d p r o p o s e s t o r e s t o r e t h e wa
and eany puymentb tlienufter.
ow nei - of • • - f l a n d s u n d e r s t a t e n Con.poundandit alwaysdoet
"A do. tor?"
ler supply a n d to rebuild t h e school Largest and Most Important Field for
me good. 1 wish ail women
11
'lUire;
.ci,:s.
1 Why l.e a renter or work for others at i ' a v c t . i ' o r this o b j e c t , nearly i 7 0 0
Co-operfltion Is Fire Prevention—
T h e bill also provides
"(Ill, no She
te i !
-' !: :in
when you CUTI l-E independent?
would tr\ it during th#
f o r a survi
alreatly Sias b e e n collected.
Cciit of Protection Should be
I.f the f o r e s t It -Oliri . N some of her -ympto!!,- v l n lie re
Charge ot Life f- r 1 know it
1 Write today for full particulars and
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Shared by Private Owner.
marked. It - stratige how many n'
Shelhehl h a s ailopted t h r e e t o w n s
will do them go( d. if you
j e.\|>erimeiit- . i d i n v e s t . . . ;ioti- in le
think itw .ll ino.u c some one
the-e th it.- amict people i- they ba n d ^ v l i l a g e s I b i p a u m e . I'ulsleux a n d
to try tb" Vegetable ComThad. B, Preston, Onaway.Mich.
gin t" frow old. Sitm il.-i -I has
S e r r e all m a d e f a m o u s in t h e b a t t l e
W a ' l i i n g l o n . - Need f u r i .ib! a'-tion 1 ftire.-tntioi . :••; i • iliod- of c u t t i n g at: .
pound you may publish thn
»if t h e Sonitne a n d In t h e g r e a t lier- to s a v e t b e r e m a i n i n g foi e s t - of t h e utilizing • lain r. f o r cnlaiv-1! p .r : held her fotigtje : out lliCUi.' I'.oviou
letter " - Mrs. A. KELLKK.
man tliive iu UUS. T h e f u n d in t h e I nited S l a t e s t r o m deva.-tation, niitl c h a s e s of ii.nd- ler f e d e r a l a d m i n i - j Tratisei ipt
Afton. Term.
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foie.-t-.
am!
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of
tlie
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l
m
a
y
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r
of
shetliebl
to p r o v i d e f o r t i m b e r prodin.iion on
I'ssaraS-PfawHaifram
M r s . M a r y L i s t e r ot
Spoiling Her Day D r e a n n ,
now s t a n d s ut iTi.tmo. o f t h i s a llrst la nils a l r e a d y laid w a s t e , w a s s t r o n g l y v a i i o u - o'lie: f e a t u r e s .d a national
Adrian. M k i u a d d a her
i
••Voitr new
,.>„• ip11
. - it farinsiallnieiit tif r.i).iHKi f r a t i e s lia v been l I';ed bv l ol. W. i'. t i l e e l e y , chief of p r o g r a m of f o r e s t r y .
te*iimiiii> t o t h e v a l u e
away look In her •. • '
In urgini: l.e necessify f o r a . l i o n
sent f o Hapnttnie t o w a r d t h e esialdivh t h e f o r e - t s e r v i c e , l ' n l t e d S t a t e s h e of I v d i u E . P i n k l i n m •
"So she hi
- i . M I'
t'
Vegetable Compound
ment of a day n u r s e r y : ami, a t t h e piii'tiacnt of Agrii iilltire, at t h e hear- ('olollel lirei ley pointed out t i n t t h e
t o c a r r y w o m e n s a f e l y t h r o u g h t h e C h a n g e «>l L i l e . S h e sa>>:
"111 have lo !•• sone!hin. al->ut t
special rei|uesi nf Its niayor, a mo- ings b e f o r e f h e h o u s e a g r i e i i l t u r a l coin t—-ential p r o b l e m of p r o v i d i n g ! r Iu" I t is with pleasure that I write to you thanking you fer what your
"Whal. for Insfai;' •
l u r e need- i - ,( n a t i o n a l tint
t o r t r a c t o r h a s been f o r w a r d e d to mlttee on t h e Suell bill.
wonderful medicine bas done for rne 1 was passing thi v h the ( • nr.ge of
I'ulsleux.
"If she doc-n't .« i.' m.
•'New
Vt.rk,"
:
h
e
colonel
said,
"imT h e bill a u t t i o r i z e s a n d d i r e c t s tl<e
Life ami had a displacement ami vvi-aknesp so that I u-u.u not ftun.; on mi
or two I'm '.ojiii.' fo •. h. r KM
lur
E v s r s h a m O r d e r s C i d e r F r u i t T r e e s . - e c r e t a r y of agri'Miliure, In cn-oi»cra- | s u i s n i n e t e n t h s of t h e l u m b e r whlc'i
feet and other annoying symptom^ A friend toid mc about Lydia K F'in*
tlrml.v that -o tar a- 1 MIM-V
' lu r J"I'
I'.xeter is uiidet t a k i n g t e r e s t o r e t h e tion with t h e vnrloiis s t a t e s or o t h e r siie ret|uires.
reiiti-vIvania imports
ham'a Vegetable Compound a-iJ the first bottle l-iped n e. fo 1 got mor»
is l e t a sfepplr.g -tone to • ;.''Miio
w a f e r supply a t Moiitdldler. w h e r e t b e s u i t a b l e agencies, to r e c o m m e n d t h e f o u r liflbs. v\hi: ti l a r ^ e gi .up
taitlIt cured me and I am now doing my housework. Your medicine : r certain I j
or i lit* tnov ii woman's friend and yotj n a y use this testimonial as you choose. —Mrs .M u.r
American f r o ' p s first went iiito t h e
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n
st.it.
in
j.ort
UT
per
cent
lei|Ulretut Ills e s s e n t i a l for p r o t e e l i n g
LISTKR, 60b Frank .Street, Adrian, Mich.
b u t t l e line, ami has f o r w a r d e d t'-Vooo
l i m b e r e d ami cut-over land f r o m lire, t-f tin r wtiod. The bulk of o u r p a p e r
It i- said that middle age is the most trying r< i " i in a w m a n ' f UU, end
A "Major Operation."
f o t h e m a y o r tif ibnt city. MveHhtim r e f r e s h i n g d e n u d e d l a n d - , and t u f t i n g ] ci 'i; ie * f r o m half a dozen s t a l e r T h e
Is r a i s i n g f l , ' * * ' for lleliiiierne, ami
"\\ I ..t - -hi m: :ft i
: '-.i ? N "ii owing to modem methods'if living not one woman in a thousand paoses through
and r e m o v i n g t i m b e r c r o p s s o that i growing ol t i m b e r on enoi'inoiis are.is
this perfectly natural change without experiencing very annoying symptorru
look -ick "
litis ordered .'MH) e l d e r f r u i t t r e e s f r o m
l o f lai.d tidaj'ted by n a t u r e lo that p.ir"1 was nearly dead until I found Holland. K a s i b o i a n e h a s sent to Itray coiitlnuous p r o d u c t i o n ot t i m b e r will
:
Thosesmothering spells,the dreadful h"t faslies that fend the blood rushins
"I've . j-t it !. gt : . a st T,. - I.p.
j
pose
iind
S'
jiticred
throiighotit
! Katonlc nnd 1 can truly any tt aaved
be promoted.
T o b r i n g into cfTcci
t > the head until it seems as though it would burst, and the faint feeling that
tion."
1
my iffe. It is tbe best stomach medi- s u r - S o m m e a g i f t of .'i.tNio f r a n c s , be- t h e s e retj'ilreiiu nt-. a n d v.i ti a view - t a ' e s i- .lust ii- mm h a n a t i o n a l ticfollows, as if the heart were going to stop, those sint. ng or d i n y fpellsare al.
"AplS'tid'c ' H
cine ever mude," writes lira, Kllu s i d e s s u p p l y i n g f b a t r u i n e d village to lui-iiNiilig a eoiiiliiuiiii- supply of . e--it v atld jn-t us much a m a t t e r 1 r
symptoms of a nervous con ;ition, andinii.catc the need fe r a special medicine
1pao
Smith.
"\\ or-e i II,: u t' ;i t I I ad ii:\ a t.w
with gisi.l- ami footlsttiffs to t h e value
t i m b e r lor t h e use a n d ne«v-s tie- of : naiiotml actiou as the e t i c t m r i u . .in nf
I.ydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ii. s root andh. rb medicine cspeame . ut ofl ' i
| Add stomach causes awful misery Of f.VHI. r i r c l i e e s f e r b a s Ctpilppeti a n d t h e public. • O-Opcral ion b c t w t e n t h e
agi'ic-iltufe or u.e m a l n t c i n. c of
cially adapted to aot upon the feminine system. It acts in such a manner
which Kutunlc quickly gets rid of by
Is s u p p o r t i n g a f o o d k i t c h e n f o r t h o ,
iat. r«! fe tr. ti^porlalIon.
.h to buiid up the weakened nerv UN *ysUm and c . i .• - a w man io pa*?
fedt-rid g o v e i n m c n l untl t h e s t a t e s i, taking up and carry ing out the ucidlty
this trying period witii tlie 1. u-t possible annoying syrrpt- ms.
"'I
lie
gfov
itig
of
tllubci
•
iim.ot
bt
;
ami gases which prevent good dlgcs, / CX S
o
•
Women everywhere shoul 1 remember that mo t of tiie ccrrmorer ailment*
h •• to priv.'ife initiativi a one I ' n d . r
I . l ^j
V
. lion. A tablet taken after meals brings
of women i re n"t the surgiral ones -tl.ey are not caused 1 y serious displi^r
t h e bill t h e f e d e r a l g o v i r n i n t
w I
; quick relief. Keepa tbe stotuach
ments or growths, although the symptoms tr ay be tht sarr'c, and that .bwr.y
a - - i i i n ihe feclmlt al l e a d e r s l p of : h e
I healthy und helpy to prevent the inany
-1 many apparently serious atlm. nts n adily yield to Lydia E Pinkham *
I Ills so liable to arise from excens aeld.
l e f . r e - i a f i o f i moveuiem
thrtoighoiit i
Vegetable
Compound, as it actu as a naturti restorative and cftin f-reventi
tcnoui
troubles.
! Don't suiter from sKMnach miseries
lln t o iutry.
U!; le in Hie p i a l r l e j
when you can get a big bog of Kutonic
-Hit. - • IInpi-ralloll Would hiive to deal
for a trifle with your druggist's goaf*
T y d i a K, P i n k h u n r a P r i v a t e T e x t H o o k u p o n " A i l m e n t s P e t ti• hill!, .villi f r e e p l u i i t i n . In o t h e r
untot.
l
i
a
r t o W o m e n " w i i l h e s e n t t«» y o u f r e e u p o n r c . i u e s t , \> r it
•lute-, it s h o u l d . o v e r t e c h n b a l i • I '•
t o T h e I . y d i a P.. P i u k h a m .Medicine Co.. L y n n , Matsav h i m e t ! * .
• .iI— of I t. prevenfion of d i ' ; . '-; I o"
Smart Dog.
Thi* hook cotilaitis valmible iiifuxmaflun*
d e b r - i t ' t ui logg nu. of c u t ' ng v a r b
i "I've .IIIM paid three dollars for an
oi:- tvpt* o | t i m b e r — *i a - to -i ' >• a
NO
FURTHER
I'SE
FOP
IT
alarn. clock, nnd I consider It positivenew rep Of t h e l.ll.tl ib sired :11 1 II '
The Judge; Wr. Speedup, you a:?
HEF.KtALLY BRIGHT THOUGHT EVIDEitiL HE DIGM'T LIKE IT
ly disgraceful!" grumbled llrown one
like
charged with reckless driving W
' evening.
"You a r e cburgol with Is'lng drunk
Olid diM»nleri> . sir."
"Your honor, tkere mttsi la- 11 mistake Munewhere. I bad a few drinks,
but I'm sure I wasu'i dlsonlerly."
"Tlie young Indy cashier who hatl
"Hut why buy nn alann clock?" anynu arresteil suya you were |Mik>ng
swered
Jones. "1 have a «h»g that la
craekers througb tbe brass bars of her
cage nnd saying, 'Pretty Tolly, pretty aa g<Nsl ns nny alarm clock. He barka
every niorning nt b.^Mi o'clock."
P i i l l . v . ' l l i r t n i n g b a m Age-llt-rald.
"Wlint ti wiHidi-rfnl «h»g!" remarked
llrown. wiihout much elllllU^ia^nl.
Had Baperitnat.
"Yes." eontinwsl Jones, "ail I have
In llie old flays of Hie draft an ex* 1 to do Is t o get out of lied and hit Hie
kininer was putilng HuinlNi thnaigh ! dog. and tbcii lie bnrka, and I know it
be usual course of i|itestlons. "Any ' la time tn get up."
• ,
•revkiua military e x p e r t e n e e r "l^ird.
tea, ktaa," replied Ha mho. "Ise a a
llible dmraeters are eu*y to umb-rdddimer. Ise la^ii shot at threi! times
staiMl, Tliey were alsmt as hnnuin aa
wfa* tbey ever waa a war."
j wt tie.
INSTANT
POSTUM
solo n r GROCERS
Stearns' Electric P^ste
H't sAetf le glaJhfumkh
How ItrStaried
diftmbanflef vhidi
TCDAY
Thri'i rub 'f wenirn br.ve |Mn".v ;;n!
blatldcr linuble tiid n. ver .-n-pe. ' ."
W.ilii'u . i)am!..iti(tf xiii'd pf ve Ui be
ll'.tllint' . IM' but kldliev tr-ubi. ' I :•
it>idl • f i l itiey or bladder
•
If the kidncv - ar.- n t in ii b. .Itliy
(•ondition. tliey in y < !!••- tin- nt!.-: « i
BY USING THE GEriiimC
i:
bl '••iiac li -•
'
I'.iin in tii. •'
b.v.-l
!•.• - • •
bltieti. nervnu-li' - tie iif'ru • u-- -. :
A M III DFATH to WAL'rliaj;« A,
f"ins of kidney • KMII '••
ji i! M. .• i I i . t . . M. Sin*
;.i.I) -i't del :y .-l • ' .• ' • 11- . Tif
f)
Tht.:ML*
I HE
k l L L t V . ibi jCr- n i
l
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it.
t.
od
pr.
M
i'
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Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a physician's
T•
no
in r. lli l3n|.DUT.'^I ID ETRRY IKII
-1 "lit oil. obtained .-:• . - \ tHl/ j-'1 re- II
K.i.'lrtur
we! < • » a n d i; •*.
5 c -liKf • • remt-dy tif ii-I tu t •
.
V. K. <i.iveruiu«iil l»uy« ii.
#ii li • ondil i"j;-.
Cet a uicdintii or 1 •••»• v'/<» b. '
itn
roe.-ji: 'fly fro". • . : .• --f. te
FOREST FIRES ONE PROBLEM
Maatkly lacame
For Ova
Thirty Years
ftpunt^
s u c c e s s .
IVOMEN fiEEO SWAMP-ROOT C O C K R O A C H E S
EASILY MILLED
Confiscating Big Store of Liquors
A**
Bit
Signature
of
Save Yourself
t b a t
SOLO
for 5c
Genuine Castoria
F
z e s t
A sreat deal
Motlms H o w n a
T
W R I G L E y S
elves you comfort
CAST0R1A
T
h a r d
places c o m e easy,
for
WEEKL*
I'lider t h e s i i m u l u s uf ;i c a m p a i g n
t'lrecleii by t h e c e u t r u l conitiiltte.- tif
' t h e i'tfilish L e a g u e of Help, they a r e
; tlonailii^ millions of d o l l a r s t.. r e p a i r . ,
j rebuild e r r e s t o r e p u b l i c utilities,
:
houses, v i l l a g e s a n d t o w n s in tin* w a r 1 swept zones of r r u i i c e . More t h a n
ruiiied tow 11 ^ anil villages h a v e been
1
ailoptei] ! v Kngllsh cities ai.-l lowtis.
Veniiai, t h a t b e c a m e i m m o r t a l a s
' one of t h e bloodiest battietiehl.- nf the*
j e n t i r e w a r . h a s been n d o p t e d by i h e
c i t y a m ! coiinty of l.oii>!<iii. So gr<!iil
w a s the havoc wrought there l y the
enemy guns, so g r e a t t h e loss ••! life,
a n d so n u m e r o u s a m i thickly popu
I
J
I
I
I
M
I llie cel.let. l i e s of t h e s o l d i e r
dead, t h a t nmny of i h e o u t l y i n g vil
luges may n e v e r b e P-clnilued.
Hut
| Verdun | M j e r . t h e city i h a t "They
; Shall Not P a s s . " js to be r e s t o r e d in its
entirety.
H a z a r d s
a n d
ALTO
»
r..^ ;i II-.' l.|. schetlul^d S M ' ..'•d
ft 'n vv::r Tax oti root b e e r u u r l n g
i* ili'JO •*i L i t h u a n i a n COM m i n e r
of Spr'nutii-ld. 111.. v\:;- a s k ' d by
^ lol u I'i. t;. ring, c t j l e c f t i r of in« ter: al revenue, to look ov.-r liis
in •ui.c tax a g a i n .
A f t e r .le
^ tic 'ii)- 'ii- union d i n - , tlolia^
10:.- .. h u r c h e s a n d c h a r i t i c s
i i
;
I.IV op t h e a t e r t i c k e t ' h i - : : !• -till l ad S I 1 1 .-'.o for
A wide!, 'n :i.-ci.uiit. l ! i - foot beef
IS thii'.-i cut hi- i n c o m e to <1 .NUI
£ he -a.'!.
London t o R e s t o r e Verduii, b u t
neighbor!
0
and
ft Drank 5 4 , 1 5 0 G l a s s e s of
Root Beer in One Year
IGLEYS
Doan's Kidney Pills
LKDOER
R
British
Adopt
B
French Ruins
U u s ftd Work Barla
A bad back makes a day's srork twiea
as hard. Bnckacbe usually comes f r u s
weak kidneys, and if headaches, dixsinvaa or urinary disorders are added,
don't wait—get belp before ihe kidney
disease takes a grip—before dropsy,
gravel or Hripht's divine wets in.
br.ve bronghtnev
life and new strength to thoussoda el
7
working men and women. I ^e l aad feeomroended tbe world over. Ask yonr
LOWELL
All Settled
' h o vmi tb lik vou
give U* i> r e l o p l i i g ' "
-I'm *111
bride
"||OW eat
fn'bt
will f o r
• • t, • o | ,-h
d sin i u a m i lift
.! a r . id it m f i t h e lie no r*-1
-tidt i tt.e t - t ' • ui • ilpj'• It iu*.' .tiuf
i t i
k t u p uf all a i d s o aheaO
do •* iii bnck f.g untl g e t t i n g lh«
pili tl i pi !•>* ut.'aln antl the
*1 ootii _• ii
o u r f a . : tal e v e r j b o d i
f'.i'cr'i *,• at
at.d in tu.v w a y t o c-*
t til.'*
I be r e p e l ' f.Millv n it bctl W n s h i n r
OI WI.* r e a d III '' I etl.
The fmlUf
v a* tii't . "eep 11'
Some Sqwstf.
I ist <'t>i li \Miy I tbought }oa
irikuerwd 'he si d f vt r foi tl .ni ti um fiemnis
vrgettrians (bey would win all tken
i ' l e»
Ilt w
Voi, t.v-i ouiit f»»l
I b. *.. * ire"
he will."
"Well, v • 'ti *•!• d e a r . 1 f e l l n little
nervo-i* about if. *•> 1 fl*ked blm ••e-
Il *• tbey lout'
N t oiid • oi. f, \\ hy. the op(M>«int
forr wc *t,Hied.- -It -ton i 'Nn*crtpt. ti mm threx garden buys on my aiea
aiitl tls-j In-tame afraitl.
It's Really Amazing
the amounc of nourishment
you'll find in a small dish tt
Grape'Nuts
vldi aeam or good milk aBltd
Sweet with iu ova n m
developed from die pains In
^ f t m a t n d a N M
w U j r
tHE LOWELL LEDGEll and THE ALTO SOLO
The Reward of
Virtue
Give us all the names
lxAA
"TO
in the Phone Book,
Central!
b frst Fall
Sis are here!
We want to talk to Mr. Smith and Mr.
Jones, Mr. Brown and Mr. Blaek—the
Wilsons and the Watsons—Yes, Douglas
Fairbanks if he's in town!
mM
Our first Michaels-Stern Fall models are
unpacked and pressed aud we want to
press you into the Service of admiring
them—even though you are not ready to
buy.
New ideas—more than you have any
idea of—hut here—we can't let the eat out
off the bag—the object of this announcement is to bring you in to see them.
Michaels-Stern Fall Suits
$30 to $40
Lalley & S c h n e i d e r
—the Value-First Store
C i U of N e w s About a v o p l * nnd
Things l o u Know
Na-wa-st
ipra>ii riaaaks
Mis. b w - r n
at Warlu-s.
l)o not miss sfa-in^ " P c n r o t l " .-at
(.hea-ked p e i r a l e apranis. ^I.lio. al
adv.
M i a m i thrafaT l;ra<l:a\ ami Satur W a'a-kes.
'' , I V Mis. .Inlm Kiopf spent Wcdiii'saJay
•>r. I!. I). McOiR'on aaiil sma I ' n
iii ( i r a m l iiapiils.
NNt ia-iia I'lint I ut'sal i>. fler I w o
Nh s.
is visiting
in (Iraml Mapids.
Mrs. «». I>. Chitti'mlcn. a.f r h i a auae.
h r . anal Mrs. <iotfred.Mn w e r e in
s visitiii« lla-r p j i v n l s , Mr ;iija| Mrs. Iomi i NVnhiastl.av
-nl s . l n r . l . n
II. CIi.-HIUM,.
in ( i r a m l llava ii.
Mi - P p i l M i s h (.. I'.nnisa^n. a.l
Mr. .aii"l Mis. I.. I,. i'ii>la»r m - viii istin
i.alla-d Mamahax on their
i t m ^ relatives an Sparla.
IriaMial m i l school-niata', Mrs. J a m e s
Miss M>rtla* I'inkm n is
\i h n n
Mi s, Alha-rt Hoth III ha-ti oil,
ilia- ila"ii .ihuiil
the a l.isintf
.f
Mr. .ami Mrs. I:. \ \ . Mctlis ..nal ...n ''-J
Shivrl hoim- w as .a mis
1
l.I-o ara- visiting rdaliva's .il h i t m . l . T;,|
Mr. am Mi'i. Sluvol V\I|| n. . .
I.
I"
,
II their resnlenaa- I K - r e .
h o not miss • t t in
I'mi...!
.
Mr.
Mrs. w . 1, M a r s h
!•» Caanslanlina'Saimlav.
Mrs. I ; lai\al h o l l u w a x ami alauyhler are in ( i r a n d Hapids |aidav 4
Mrs. h i a w. nf Toh-alo, is s p e n d i n g
i law wa-eks with l.aiwell f r i e n d s .
Miss Spena'a-r. of Silver l.ake visitf d it lha1 T. M. Doyle homa' this
t-a-k.
Strand theater
I n . l a v uial S:alni
>
s k ,i r t i n g , w h i t e , ex.a.,.
.,1. ilasla-. a>| the Hill I . n s l Ureharals . ".'ia* (ialmraline
...
v. . i , i
i. i
:i ...
''ava- 'ha* lhank> ol" Ilia- Ledger fair .1;' | l , l i , j l l > ' spa-eml .llie a yaraj at
U,
k,,v
Mis. Ilielie I . v d . . is u i t i i m
..
h . ^ e t a.f lie.autifnl plums.
I .l'
..
nal v.
%
Ab. Hiehinond
hi \ e i u iim s tins
,
.. , I Misses Ange la :ind Mabel1 Oairri!
w.fk
" • ' • l " i i . - \ . .'Mansion spa-e'ahs ! 1
n.
«
. i i i
i ' " spa-in over tin* w e e k - e n d
:il
..! the da p n tini nt aif f.trm ' ' "l'^*' J'.jnn.ll
•<"
Spi'cial vahii'S in I'orsa-ts, si/a-s M. V
a n i v e a l in ( i r a m l llaiilals'
11(1 tai Un it
mal I. » it \V« .kas*.
I". (".. M e ( i i n n i s , of
I'ontiaa',
is
Momhiv inuhl ia» eaimlm'l v.nia'tN
Mis. Helle
I'.ck.-r
'ia-('a>nipunieal la .is of allalfa :at tlia1 f a r m '.I I'iaj. s p i - m l m u .a wea'k at h i s h o m e in
I'tariiell.
Mrs. I-'. I-", .ht-a-ph In ( . u m i ll iv.-n • 'll;n. iit A.I.i tuwiiship.
lust wea-k.
Wlia-n w.' inaka 1 vou a s u i t , vou ara'
Tom Mix in " T h e I'iMhtin^ Stra-ak"
s.-ilislleal.
l . o w e l l llleaniliK <& i>va'
Mis. Ila-len \ v . r >
is spa-miinu it Slraml t h e a t e r Tnesalav. AuK. la.
Works,
;idv
AiiKiist SMHI hei %a.n, Vrt anal family,
(".oily, (iarl I'.. Mapes Moiid.a\ lil.-.l
at M.acatawia | ,irk.
Misses Amlie W r i g h t
ami
Anna
his noniinaliain petillam
with the
Mrs. c h u i la's I i nsl. ..f S iran.ia'. S.M reUir> ..f st.ata- ;il Lansinu. This a m i l.ditli Ha'tersaui spa'nl Sumhtv in
Wash.. \v..s ,i .m-sl ..I" M- and Mrs ii..n ks Ilia ^i^t!l r:anipaiun of CniM. ( i r a m l Hapials,
lairfene Ivnkla' 'luesdiiv.
M ipa-s.
His atpponenl is r i a i n l e ().
Mrs. 11,m l.a I lev e i i l e r l a i n e ' d I h e
William (ii ah,.in. of («r.in.! I'.ap als. l iislair, p n h l i s h e r ad" a l.ahor news W e s t Siaie H u c h r e a l u h last T h u r s
d av a l t e r m i o n
was home nv e r Sumlav
vv ith his piipa-r.
(Irand Hapids lleiialal,
(eunt Mis. K.etie- Wilson.
| Om- I.it -J.V vantas. I.V .ara! .at
I'. .1, I' iIlia's .mal lladlis Allall'a'Ws
Mr. mid Mrs. II. V (iiaiia). .if ('hi
Wea'kes.'
aalv. imaal.' ,i liusina'ss t r i p ta» ( i r a n d H a p
eiiMo. visited thedi emisin. M.-rl SinMrs. Marv I'd ikeslea-. of
Hattle ids Wa-dnesalav.
a Lear .ami fainelv Momlav.
n . a k. end Mrs. M arv Hl ak. sla a', of
Mrs. I.li/ieha'th I ' o i i h , a»f Mienisla'a'.
Mr. .md M r . J.ihn
M.' .dl. a>f i ( .rsoii Cillv, iaia- visiiin{4 Mrs. I>, o , • s visitiiiM h e r al.eimliter, Mrs, (.ol
Irealsen anal f a n i i l v ,
l i r a n d Hapitls, • . n f ,il Mrs I nria-ISha ar ami ailhar irKitiva-s.
Si'oft s Satnralav imi Snml.ay,
j \\ d l e r Hoth, w h o is siipervisiny
T o m Mis in "'Hie' l ; i « l i l l n « S l r e . a k "
Mis \ . ( HI asaT enta'rt lineel tl.) . the a-ainslrmiiaill 'if ia sa-\v;e>4a' aiispais .at S l r a m l Iha'aler T u e s a l a y , Any. I.V
facrmstn Methodist r p : s . (i|ii! I adi.'-.' 1 d pi Mit .it Vairllivilh*, spent S a l n r
Huv y o u r hov o r g i r l live s h a r e s
Aid (m the 24, iiisteaal of llie 17.
'hiv ('v.-ninn ami Sumlav, .ladv
of l . o w e l l Hnilalinu Sc l.oiin x t u e k . It
ml -tn. in l.owa-ll.
w i l l h e l p |a> m a k e lif» e a s i e r i n I h e
Mrs. Itialiaa.l Hreiian
onl lilt!.iNfv
d.eiiutitee s | H n t last v s . . k w i t h h e r
\ll ..ni' veeila-s, pi.iin eailom a n d f u t u r e .
aamsin, Mrs. Ilaiha- l l n n l a r . it S.IM
li tu i d .at i'llc. A. W. Wea'ka's A Son
Aha' I'usta'r a m i sain ( i e o r g e , eel
nur,
He.- W It, C. ami
It., helal Mialelleville. Mrs. I.na v S i m - l a i r , a m i
Mrs. tit-.irKa' ( o m d l v
.end
-..in Ih. tr imiiitldv luampia't at Ilea- iiilv Mrs. I'ele-r T l i o n i u s , nf H a r r i s ( I r e e k .
l-.uitrnr, a»f tl.etlh' I i n k ,
visileil h II. Xiiuust if. I h e r e \v:is a uonal ami Mr. Jiia'apiith, of Ih-niEonM c o u n
I h e i r aunt. Mrs. K it.. Wat -mi. l.a i alt. nalana e', a n d visilairs ws-re pie's Iv, vva-re uaia-sls aif Mr, a n d M r s , Merl
week.
a !>l f r o m (ira-enville ami In.end Han S i n e l u i r , T u e s i l a y .
Wi
Mrs, Hnnisliina^ of ( o iml itiipids.
a n d i n o t h r r , Mis. Mime. a,f Milw.tu
k e f , w e r e Ulia s h „ | e , ( | , M . r W r i g h t
eals.
Mr. ntal Mrs. C h r i s Hlaser, wife
and d.enuhle'r, anal (iaitfreil I rieilli
aied w i f r F r i i U v .
spent l-'rielay ;it Ilea- i-'armers alav uh
Six •!.*» I.eeiirs" s p r i n g c o a t s -I'I.T,*!. servianai' at the M, A. ()„ Lansing,
"••r "W sjiriiiK ra»:i|, "'UM.
U o ami touk siippa i ial h r . ami Mrs
i n i l u r e n \ to >ear s i / e , •'K.nn sprinK II apa'tuan's,
efioiee ^ l . 7 i .
T o m Mis in "lha- I i«htiii« S t r e a k '
VV. W r e k e s \ Sain.
al Stranal t h a a t e r luesdiev, .\n«. l.'i
I h e r e will h e a hall Kmne
afleriKHin, b e t w e e n
the
h a m anal V e i H r n n e s l e a n i ,
• is' leani,
w i t h o u t (iraiiel
help.
It is lai h e pla>a-e| am
Vamlenhraiea'k f a r m ,
Siuialiix
lileunei
a fame
Kafiiils
Ilk' Ace
Mr. ami Mrs, S. II. A v e r y s p e n t Hie
w e e k - e n d w i t h H. W , H e e a h t r s , at
llualsonvilh',
Siiinla> llH'> m a d e u p
je p a r t v ad t w e l v e a n i l i l r u v e l o Maeat a w a p.erk aini s|N'iil UM* d a y w i l h
Mr. a n d Mrs, A r l A v e r y .
Alha-rl H o l h , J r . . uf i M r a M l . u m
t " ! eel l«» IdimrM S a t u r d a y . J u l > T3.
d r i v i n g a new llmlsiin CIKH-II.
Mrs.
l i o t h ,iml W a l t e r Iteilh r r t u r i N i l l o
I h't r o i l w i t h Iiim S l i m l i i v . aeeeim
iMineil hv Mr. l ( o l h \ f a l l i e r , Alln-rl
Jlolli, S r . , w l m w i l l kfiriNl t m n i e Iiim
. Iliere.
S IMh T M *
Paptr
N e w w h i t e w a s h w a i s t s a l Weeks*.
iiitiittmniitittiniiiiiiiiiiittiiitiiiiMiiL
T h e Cathadic s u p p e r a t P a r n e l l
w i l l lie h e l d t o n i g h t .
Mr. a n d Mrs. K o b e r t F o r d c a l l e d
on Lewis Jones Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hoss Kinyoti, of S o u t h B e n d ,
Imi.. s p e n t T u e s d a y at L e w i s Jones.*
Mr. a n d Mrs. Will P r i c e , of I t h a c a , C w r i s h t , l l l f , Wtaicra NewaHpw Vatoa.
are guests today al the C. O . L a w 4
Tl|»e t h a t d a m e ? " wldipered L a r r y
rence home.
tbe
Bluoal ta Bkltmer. " T h a t ktnda
Miss B e a t r i c e L e a c h , of G r a n d
R a p i d s , w a s t h e w e e k - e n d guest of luuks guod Ui m e f e r Qoialsteiu I U a t ;
It uiukes a f d l r r ' a laoulh water T
Miss T h e l m a D a w s o n .
Skinuer. larking with hta f r i e n d ta
S8.00 flannel s p o r t j a c k e t s $5.00 a t
the purlleua of t h r T e m l n a l . nodded.
Weekes*.
J n s t t h i n k ! A suit o r
o v e r c o a t T h e girl, who h a d a|iparantl|r J o i t arm a d e t o y o u r m e a s u r t $23.50 u p — rived by t b e l a t a train waa wearing a
dress that must h a r t euat a euul banLowell Cleaning & Dyeing Works.
Mr. anal Mrs. W i l l B y r n e a n d drrd on F i f t h avruae> T h e Utile gold
dausihter B a r b a r a , w e r e g u e s t s of watch that was aboat her wrtat wot
Mr. anal Mrs. Will D o y l e S a t u r d a y . be good (ur fifty from Uoldstein, t b e
'tOe s h o r t w h i t e silk g l o v e s , 29c at fence. As slie passed them there was
Weekes*.
a d v . tlie itatiii ul' a g r e a t sulltatre upon bee
Mrs. Margaret D e n n i s h a s r e t u r n - tinker. And she ( a r r l e d a bag.
"1 betetea she'ii gut a wad with beri'*
eal t o h e r h o m e h e r e , a f t e r s p e n d i n g
said Larry the Blood, " l i t traeh ber,
several weeks near Ada.
Mrs. J . C. S m i t h e n t e r t a i n e d f o r Hktnner, and you keep yer eyes peeled
Mrs. C a r l K r a m e b e r g e r . of C h i c a g o , fer the dicks,"
o n e a f t e r n o o n last w e e k .
A tuument l at er tlieir suspense yieldMiss T h e l m a D a w s o n r e t u r n e d t o ed tu p u r r Joy, Tlir girl h a d nut l a k e n
Cranal B a p i d s , a f t e r s p e n d i n g h e r a t a i l , and she was proceeding on foul
v a c a t i o n at h e r h o m e h e r e .
down a rather unsavory street, whieli
Nemo. W a r n e r a n d B . A (•. c o r s e t s offered Innumerable opiNirtunttlea t o
at Weekes*.
a d v . get-tich-qulch a r t i s t s la Ita d a r k rrMr. a n d Mrs. B . M. S h i v e l a n d M r . cetwes aud doorways.
a n d Mrs. Will Doyle a n d s o n K i n g ,
Larry t h e Blood had risen to Ibe
s p e n t S u n d a y at C a s c a d e Hills.
lop uf bis profession by sheer merit.
Mrs. N o r m a n B o r g e r s o n h a s re- He could unhook a wrist watch a s
turneal f r o m Sutton B a y . a n d h e r gently a s a mother brashes a w s y a
a u n t r e t u r n e d w i t h h e r f o r a visit fly from a sleeping child, l i e coald slip
here.
off t h a t seilltalrt a t easily a s a n e
Say, fellows:
You w a n t t o s e e d r a w s a hair out af milk.
n e w F a l l suit a n d o v e r c o a t s a m p l e s
Larry followtd her. It waa a busy
at t h e Lowell C l e a n i n g A D y e i n g
thurouglifare, despite t l | e late bour
Works.
of the evening, H t wanted to choose
James Denton. Orley Bulason and
bis lima f a r t h e t h e f t , and he had t o
Lewis Jones aud families attended
H r was a SINSMIJI
the Handle r e u n i o n at C a m p a u l a k e think quickly.
sprinter, and t b e holal-op would IM*
Sunday.
Mr. a n d Mrs, George H a v e r s k a t e only a matter of flflren sreonda,
Hh" would scrrain, of course, a n d
anal alau^hter Lola, uf M u s k e g o n ,
s p e n t S u n d a y w i t h Mr, a n d Mrs. O. then be liad to m a k e his getaway. But
tills offe.vd no I.,soluble dlfDeultles to
Hivette.
I ' e r r i n McQueen, w h o h a s b e e n Larry. He knew every turning, every
visiting his p a r e n t s , Mr. a n d Mrs, K, enipty luineincnt In his haunts. Ha
I). .McQueen, r e t u r n s t o N e w York knew vvberO t o dash tbrough a balltamight,
way 1111*1 acalr a fence a in t h r other
Mr. anal Mrs, Kmil F r i e d l i a n d si da'. a>nieridi»K through another halld a u g h t e r , aif Detroit, a r e v i s i t i n g Mr. vviiy Into the n r x t street,
a n d Mrs. I'real Kilgus a n d o t h e r reSHU, pedeiairlaiis were passing. H e
latives.
bad to chuoiie his Unte.
Hartel .1. . l o u k m a n . B e p u b l i c a n
Meetaily be computed. Tlie girl
candialate f o r p r o s e c u t i n g a t t o r n e y , would be a hundred yarda away from
will speak am Main s t r e e t , U i w e l l , the nearest pedestrian when tla:
Satunlay evening.
purified Hheenlgairs scatter. Tliat w a s
Miss Abbie
Malcolm
r e t u r n e d tho place. He ajukkened his foutsteps,
W e d n e s d a y franu C r y s t a l l a k e , a f t e r keeping Just f a r enuugh behind her
s p e n d i n g s ever al d a y s w i t h
her
nut td alarm her.
aauisin, Mrs. L a w r e n c e P i t c h e r .
Buine distance beldnd him trailed
A n u m b e r a>f Lanvell f r i e n d s atf
Mrs, D r e w gave her a s u r p r i s e p a r - bis side-kick, Hklnner, with b i s eyes
ty at the h o m e a>f Mrs. McCirath, peeled for the dicks.
Wealue'salay a f t e r n o o n ,
Kuddenly L a r r y swore.
"Hie unexMr, anal Mrs. II. L. S h u t e r a r e in pected laid happened. J u s t a s he wa«
L a n s i n g t o d a y , the f o r m e r l o o k i n g beglntdng to creep upon the gtrl, t b e
up Ihe Huilaliug £ Loan b u s i n e s s .
had turned to c r u s t tlie road.
Two c a r t w a r t about to p a a t t a c h
T h e Specialty c o m p a n y will g i v e
a c h i c k e n pie aliuner at C a m p a u other. Two t a s i t were likewise aplake S a l u r d a y to staieklmlders, ofli- proaching from o p p o t l l t dlrecttams.
c e r s and e m p l o y e e s a n d t h e i r f a m i - With country-bred stupidity, tlie girl
lies.
plunged right f u r the heart uf this
Chilalren's g i n g h a m d r e s s e s , $1.20 tangle.
at Weekes'.
adv.
She darteal In front of une of tlie
Mrs. Hudadph Van D y k e , J r . , a n d cars without seeing t h e uther, dashed
chilalren, of F l i n t , c a m e W e d n e s d a y buck Just In time, and stcxid m ut e anal
tai spa-ud several alays w i t h Mr. a m i aghast In tbe f a c e uf une of t h e onMrs. H, Van Dyke, Sr., a n d Miss C o r a
coming taxis,
Howe,
Tbe driver w a s about a d u t e n feel
Mr, and Mrs, .laihu L a s b y , Mr, a n d
In f r o n t of ber. U e tried t o swerve.
Mrs. II. L. S h u t e r a m i d a u g h t e r
Klixabelh, anal Mrs. W. IC, M a r s h Tbe girt Jumped back, right In f r o n t
spent T u e s d a y e v e n i n g w i t h Mr, a n d of htm,
"Now whatdya think of tbat I* mutMrs. Allen Lashy at C a m p a u lake.
Mrs. William W a c h l e r h a u s e r , a»f tered Lurry the Blood.
And, all hla atreet-sparrow Instincts
Cainslanline, is visiting Mrs, C l i n t
llaialges,
Mrs, Hodges is e n t e r t a i n - sroused, he darted acroaa the road
ing a few f r i e m l s this a f t e r n o o n in toward tbe girl.
h o n o r of Mrs. W a c h t e r h a u s e r .
T h e r e wan Just a n instant t o t p a r e .
Mr. anal Mrs, I'hil A l t h e n , of t i r a n d Already tbe oncoming car was brushHapials, returneal T u e s d a y f r o m Ak- ing tlie girl's Mbouhter, t h e moturman
ron, Ohio, anal c a m e t o L o w e l l a f t e r a'lunglng bis hell furiously and making
I h e i r son, w l m h a s been s l a y i n g desperate efforts tu put uO t h r brakes
with his g r a n d p a r e n t s , Mr. anal Mrs.
effectively.
H, Van Dyke,
Seizing the girl round t h e waist.
Hugs and limdeiiins in elmice p a t t e r n s at Weekes'.
a d v , Lurry yunkeal her bodily out of the
way uf the cur and tbe taxi. T h e c a r
Mrs, Kssia- I h i w a r d cnla'rtained a
went u n ; so did tbe taxi, Uie alrlvrr
n u i n h e r of ladies hast Krialay a f t e r noon at a a-ard p a r t y .
I.ighl r e - slioutlng uhumes us he went down the
fresluiienl wa-re serveal ami a gamd street.
While, terrltled, ami shaken, the glri
lime eiijpyeal hv all.
Anmium-a'inents have
ba'aui
re- lay fair a nioment In laerry's urni*.
•eive.l h e r e frami Aheralcen, W a s h , Skinner, lurking in tbe dlstana-r, saw
if the marriage' aif Verna May Art* the little by-play anal Krinneel, T b r
mud and C a r l M. W e a l h e r w a v o n lltth' watch wus uwelnM Larry's sleevr.
lulv II,
Mr. W e a t h e r w aHe
x wivv thut II vvaii tfaioal f o r a a-oad
spa-nl a a ample aif uioiiths last s u m - humlii'al al Ooldsteln's—nut fifty.
m e r wilh his uncle. I'laal Malcolm
T h e elhaiieaind Ndltalrr touched his
• ml f a m i l y .
linger. It was a o u e c a r a t — a eaie!
New tissue giughains al Weekes*, Lua'k was In fa»r Larry, t h r Blood,
T h e k'lrl o|H'mil her r y r * and looked
LOW Kl.l. S O U T H SIDK.
at hlm uratcfully.
Aug.
Mrs. L, T, W h i t e a n d
"Thank y m see much," s h r said, iginilaugliter Huth, returneal Imme T u e s - Iiiit her laig.
a> f r o m L a n s i n g , a f t e r visiting a
I.n'ry. tlae r.lnual saw a Mil a s big
wa-ek with Mr. W h i t e ' s m o t h e r a n d
as a (•eriinaie sailMiiKe.
hraither.
Kxlrio'llna n hill, the irlrt l andad II
Nliss Nina Lasleralay, aif T r a v e r s e
C d v , ami Margaret Daw-sam, aif S a r a - to him. einel, turning, maele a siialihii
naa-, vislleel at the Imme aif Mrs, •hash ua-r^" the raiuel und Ilitai a hoUxe,
Sk laner •unee' hy,
Clareme Mclntyre Satunlay
and
Sunday,
" p i ial It. yMI leiillt!" h r hh<a4i|,
Miss Mihlra'al J o n e s returneel liome
••tla»y, a'• ijne ha.-k, Skliuirr!" ihouleet
I rialav a f t e r visiling t w o w e e k s lairry,
with relatives in ( i r a m l Hapids,
Kklniier a-tmee hiia'k, ehail.l. um , i , r In
Mr a n d Mrs. A n d r e w llaiusrnian
Ids
eyes,
spent Sumlav w i t h Mr. ami Mrs,
" W h i e f r lee e-rhd, "Veen Ilium tu
C l a r e n c e Ma'tnlyre,
Mr. ami Mrs. C l v d e Mullen a n d tell me you dlaln't Y*
t w o sons returneal Momlay night a f "Aw, -ay. Skinner. I'd JaMi pultrit
ier a t h r e e e|a>s I r i p li> auto, visit- that dame «iul of iho ahmgei'/laa*
ing at Hadlaml, M a a a t a w a p a r k a n d I—I gUlHS stir ta'iav.ail me. I - - "
(iraml Haven,
"Whiadya -'••I In yi'i* hunalV ^nuf leal
Mr. ami Mrs. Will Mullen s l a v e d
wilh Mrs. Martini Mullen w h e n llie^ Skinner,
lairry lookeal ul II, "She give m r a
wa i e- gone o n tlieir t r i p ,
iMie s|Mit, Skinner !** he niUllereat ahdr
LOW M . I . MAN HF.NT T O P K I M l N fully.
FOK I.AS T H K H ' ,
Paul .Null, c h a r g c d w i t h llM'ft ol
t h y af M a t a r l f t a ,
•(» uallaens of gasoline ami I h e milk
W h e n Am el Ine Aiubl.e^am r e t u r a r d
carts f r o m P e t e r J . Fineis* w a r e - liome wlih h e r a riling lire n i o l k r r
h o u s e in
Laiwell, w a s
s e n t r n c r d uskrd Iter:
Weahie s a b y hv JIHI^C
Ilunham
" W h a l did I h e a-dltor t h i n k of |iHir
tai a t e r m of f r o m t w o a n d o n r - l i a l l v e r s e s y "
t o live >ears in t h e s t a l e r e f o r m a
• i g u e s s h r (hotislit tliey w e r e all
lor* at Ionia.
D e a n it, A'UII w a s
riirlil.*'
d i s m i s s e d on m o t i o n aif UM* p r o s e
" D i d h e a f w p t s n y of I hi'in'/*'
ciitina
attorney,
liraml
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Herald.
af t h e m Jnsi n«tw tiet autr be waa all
John Borgerton
ftr iiii illlii
W h m you pick up a copy of your home
piper, do you give any thought how k was
produced or die money that b spent» print it
and deliver it at your home?
The new^aper of today, no meaer if 25
oentt a oopywos charged would be the cheap*
e* ding you bought
In the Aral place k represents an invetment
in plant and equipment of many thousands
of dolars.
bedteandflalFwort: difigendydayinand
day out io gather al die news and present il to
you in readable fahion. It aims to keep you
inferroed on al the news that's "fit for ink."
W k h the average paper, the price you pay
fer subscription does not cover the cost of
WHTTE PAPER.
Yes. the newspaper is the cheapest thing
you buy.
Think it over. Look it over. Then support
your home paper, k's the best investment you
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of nice hickory-cured country ham
with three o r four f r e s h eggs, right
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in M u r a m i yrMww.
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WHITNEYVILLE WHATNOTS.
Aug. 8 . — W e d n e s d a y of last week
Mr. a n d Mrs. S a m u e l O n a n . of W e s t
l . o w c l l , Mrs. T h o m a s E c k e r l a m i
d a u g h t e r , of ( i r a n d B a p i d s , J a m e s
S k a h u w a n d Mrs. T h u m a s Skalian
a n d b a b y , of t h e c i t y , c a m e t o h e l p
Mrs. l ^ v i
Cooper celebrate her
b i r t h d a y . A lovely c h i c k e n d i n n e r
w a s e n j o y e d b y all a n d ice c r e a m
a n d c a k e in t h e a f t e r n o o n . S h e h a d
t w o lovely b i r t h d a y c a k e s maaic b y
h e r daugliters aud received several
n i c e g i f t s . Mr. a n d M r s . B e e d C o o p ,
e r c a l l e d in t h e e v e n i n g t o cat icc
c r e a m a n d c a k e . W e h o p e tai s|)cml
i n a n y m o r e b i r t h d a y s w i t h Mrs.
Cooper.
Mrs. L o u i e D o u g l a s a n d daughtei*
B e a t r i c e s p e n t W e d n e s d a y night
w i t h t h e i r f r i e n d s , Mr. a n d Mrs.
H a r r y L a v e r n of t i r a n d B a p i d s ,
Mrs, J a m e s McClure a n d son N o b l e
went to lamsing Friday and came
b a c k w i t h a n e w D u r a n t six c a r .
Mr. a n d Mrs. B e r t D o u g l a s s w e r e
i n l^owell W e d n e s d a y a f t e r n o o n .
Mr. a n d Mrs. Karl S i n c l a i r of Casc a d e c a l l e d o n Bert D o u g l a s s a u d
w i f e F'riday. All a t t e n d e d t h e s h o w
at laiwell.
Mr. a n d Mrs. J a m e s M c C l u r e a m i
s o u N o b l e c a l l e d o n Mrs. S a r a h
Winks Tuesday afternon.
Mrs. | M A, B r o w n is s p e n d i n g t h e
w e e k - e n d at S o u t h L y o n s .
Mrs. C l y d e B r o w n o t V e n n o n t ville visiled Mrs. D. A. Blood last
Thursday.
Mrs. B r o w n r e t u r n e d
w i l h h e r Friday as far as Chester
a n d S a t u r d a y w e n t l o Vickshiirg
w i t h a c o u s i n l o visit Mr. B r o w n , H e
is well a n d h a v i n g a line time,
S u m l a y c a l l e r * at t h e D. C . lllaHal
h o m e w e r e M r s . L u c r e t i a P e e l , Miss
M a r g a r e t F'ulton, Mrs. J o e Peel, all
of C a l e d o n i a , Mary C o o k of t i r a n d
B a p i d s , Mrs. K r n e s t T h o m p s o n of
McCords, Will Lind a n d f a m i l y of
Wwdland,
Mrs, J . 11. FVaxer c a l l e d o n Mrs.
Blood M o n d a y .
Ilk* S n o w l a n l i e s ' Aid will m e e t
a l Ihe W h i t n e y v i l l e p a r s o n a g e W e d n e s d a y . Aug, tf. T i n y h o p e t o h a v e
a good attendance,
Mr. a n d Mrs, P a y n e a n d son tiilb e r t uf H a s t i n g s a n d Mrs. C u l v e r of
K a l a m a x o o visited F r a n c e s P a y n e at
llie B u c k e f e l l o w h o m e lasl S u m l a y ,
Mrs. Sam O n a n of Wa* .* L o w e l l
called o n h e r . p a r e n t s M . i.i.t -imt
f o u n d a new niece waltlnj; ' i surprise her.
At tin* m e e l i n g Indd
C : . ! lirah a m ' s lasl Wediiesdax ever,, ig. It
w a s voted t o r e p l a c e tin* old s t e p s at
W h i t n e y v i l l e c h u r e h Willi s o m e n e w
c n n e n l o n e s , II will b e a line impruvenient and appreciated by t h e
I c h u r c h goers.
Meet
M. I,.
lir%l wiklirft of a h i n l uf u M f r i r m K IM r.
Teibtieap,
Mr. and Mrs. Reader
Marrieal. I M llev,
li. I l o a g . al <«lp Of M'. |IM|||> llllil l|l« Mp|l.^tl|l«|l !•
T r i n i t y .MelliaMlesI p a r s o n a g e , l i r a n d fHM" ll|l|ir«itMl|i|l«iii« lll.il IIHI'MllV^
ItapiiU. J u h
||r%. Klorriw r F u l l
rtlele^i ler •tii-M.-n-.l •AtiiiMi'.'HNi.
e r . of l a i w e l l , a m i Mr. l l r W i l l P a r
A W a r g of W h i n i n g
n s h . of Uial eily,
TIM*% nn* l i v i n g
(•» N 'I'Hilli-MMV MIhmiI ia!»
al HM* gnHHn's ha Hue o n l l r n r y M r e e t
Iherr.
Mrs. I ' a r r i U i INN IMMI k r r f i l l : ' S i r I lu-nre ) u u m v tliiNVntff
i H a i s e h o h l g o o i K iiMivnl Iw h r r n r w ««r ttlrciliK Ml««
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M r . a n d -vlrs. .•imies M c C l u r e
.Noble d r o v e t o G r a n d B a p i d s
S u n d a y a n d visited f r i e n d s t h e r e a t
poon. in the afternoon, tbey drove
t o Alarne t o s e e a b a l l g a m e a n d t o
visil old f r i e m l s a n d n e i g h b o r s .
M r s . I h o n m s Skalian a n d b a b y
n a v e been spending several days
visiting t h e i r c o u s i n s , M r . a n d Mrs
Levi Cooper.
T b e l l u e s l i i h g m a c h i n e m ^ t r sev- .
e r a l c a n s in o u r n e i g h b o r b o o d l a s t
w e e k b i n u i u n ' t stay l o n g i n o n e
place. Wheat and rye a r e not very
; f o o d crops mis year, but oats a r e
lair.
I hal Helps a little, b u t n o t
much enccurageuient for tbe farmer.
1 . Miss fclsie .Sash of O t s e g o i s s p e n d | i n g t b e week w i t h Hev. M a i l m a n a n d
j family.
• Lasl Sunday evening, Ihe stork
' c a l l e d a t t b e h o m e of S r . a n d Mrs
: Levi C o o p e r a n d l e f t a b a b y g i r l
w e i g h i n g .i lbs. Levi s a y s I b e l i t t l e
Miss M a r y L o u ise w i l l d e p e n d o n
( K e c d C o o p e r f o r Us b o a r d a n d
• clothes, i i r a n d p a isn't In it!
2 §
! a s l ^ w a n e r l y conference will
I b e h e l d at A l t o c l i u r c h n e x t T u e s d a y
a t - p . m . At t h i s t i m e a v o l e w i U
be taken to decide on continuing Iba
parish plan o r go hack to the circ u i t p l a n a g a i n . All o l l i c e r s a r e
especmily requested to be present
a n d all o t l i e r s w h o a r e i n t e r e s t e d .
Mrs. t d . Davis spent Monday night
w i t h h e r d a u g h t e r , Mrs. B e e d C o o p e r , at l-evi C o o p e r ' s .
Ihat new
g r a n d d a u g h t e r is some attraction
a n d uaaie g i r l .
Mr. a n d Mrs. F r a n k D e n i s e a n d
s o n I v a n a n d w i f e of C a l e d o n i a s p e n t
S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n w i t h Mr. a n d Mrs.
J . 11. F r a z i e r .
hryon Patterson aud family and
Airs. W a t l e r s o n a n d s o n v i s i t e d a t
Alliert l l e i n z e h n a i r s of P a r i s t o w n s h i p last S u n d a y .
June Patterson has r e l u m e d home
aflcr spending some time with her
t i r a n d m a P a l l c r s o n at ( i r a m l B a p i d s .
Mr. a m i Mrs. Hold. F r a z i e r a n d
c h i l d r e n , D o r a a n d B o b e r t , Mr. a n d
Mrs. J o h n F r a z i e r a n d M r s . J l a t t i e
Dull", of C h i c a g o , r e t u r n e d t u t h e i r
i m m e s a f t e r .spending n e a r l y a w e e k
with Charles Cress and family.
Mr. a n d Mrs. A r l o S e a r s s p e n t Salu r d a y night a n d S u n d a y w i t h Mr.
a n d Mrs. J o e Heed of ( i r a n d B a p i d s .
Will L i n d a n d f a m i l y , of Wood-*
Iumi s p e n t S u m l a y e v e n i n g w i t h Mr.
a m i Mrs. Will T h o m a s .
Bev. a n d M r s . B u b i n g h a n d child r e n of B y r o n C e n t e r , a f o r m e r past o r h e r e , calleal on f r i e n d s in o u r
neighhoriiood Tuesday.
Itev. a n d Mrs. Pegg a n d c h i l d r e n
of Beed City called on Mr. a m i Mrs.
Hlood anal Mr. a n d Mrs. J . II. F r a z i e r
last Wedncsalay. Hev. P e n g w a s a
f o r m e r psislor h e r e .
Our Whilueyville correspondent
w i s h e s t o h a v e the item of last
w e e k ' s papa-r s t a t i n g that s h e h a d
b e e n con lined to h e r b e d f o r live
months corrected. She says perh a p s it h a s s e e m e d that long but h a s
b e e n amly seven w e e k s .
Any o n e w i s h i n g a n y i l e m s put in
t h e p a p e r will alo us a f a v o r by giving Ihem hi Mrs, Louie Douglass.
S h e is a s s i s t i n g o u r c o r r e s p o n d e n t
d i n i n g h e r illness.
Mr. ami Mrs. F a y lloppai a n d little
d a u g h t e r s A r l c n e a n d M a x i n e of
Hehling s p e n t W e d n e s d a y a n d T h u r s alay w i l h IUT m o t h e r , M r s . Lizzie
S e a r s , at Ihe hatme of D, C . Blood.
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