LEDGER ENTRIES VHEY CALLED IT BREAKFAST FIFTY-SIXTH YEAR LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 1948 NUMBER 28 i The National Association of Re- Mrs. Cella Boss, popular A ft P tall Grocers tell us that today's clerk, entered Blodgett hoepital on housewife can't cook the way Tuesday where she submitted to Veil of Foreign Wars Boosters to Sponsor Krandma did, in spite of all the surgery later in the week. Automotive Industry Cites conveniences in the modern kltch- • * * Lowell Red Arrows , Announce New OKicers A Country Breakfast Information About 'en to make the Job an easier one. Two Njuniors, Ronald Collins, Contribution of Michigan to I They do add that present day back, and Amos Sterzick, tackle, At the last regular meeting of For Football Squad 'meals, with the exception of break- from the Lowell Red Arrows, were Trounce Grandville the VFW, the following officers Draft Board Quota ! fast, ore better-balanced, better named on the Grand Rapids Press were elected to finish out the term Over 100,000,000 Vehicles The Lowell Booster Club Is planned. With the fancy cook All-Oonference team for IMS. of 1948, due to the original officers A significant transportation, sponsoring an old-faahloned coun- books, the exchange of recipes of • • • At Home-Commg being unable to attend the meet- milestone is being observed this, try style breakfast, served by the For County of Kent i favorite dishes, you would figure ings. year with production of the 100 ladles of the South Boston Grange Don't be surprised if Lowell takes The first annual homecoming, 1 The quota assigned to the Kent the culinary art would have far Commander, E. W. Adrlanse: sr. millionth motor vehicle in the' at the Grange Hall on Sunday. on the appearance of Ooldsmlth's sponsored by the senior class and County draft board has been in- out-distanced grandma's efforts. vice commander, Gordon Hill; jr. Why Sigler Lost Nov. 21, at 8 a. m. Th r 18 Deserted Village, now that the an- United States. Major contributions ; ^ „ , creased for the months of Decern- ® « 80lng to be some argument Lowell Booster club, was a grand vice commander, Gordon Rldgway; J A nual trek to the north woods is un- success in sptte of the Inclement to this American industrial! The Red Arrow football squad'ber and january it very dei|i. In Lowell on this subject, derway aa a total of 275 deer hunt- patriotic instructor, Lawrence achievement have been made by numbering about 57 with Jheir'rous that men who might bo called i A survey shows, that except in weather. Armstrong. / ing licenaeB have been issued by the people of Michigan. .coaches, will be guests of honor into service become acquainted the farming areas and the Middle The high point of the occasion All men that served overseas Why Alger Stays local dealers. Currently, 11 different makes of, for the occasion. waa the Lowell Red Arrows' victory from 1941 to the present time are with the exact procedures. jSouth, our morning breakfast * * * The affair will be strictly stag. wou,d make over the Orandvllle Bull Dog3, by a trucks and buses are manufactured < By 0«fie AUmiiui, See'ir.-Muaaw As a matter of policy. Draft Rrandma ashamed of eligible to Join the VFW under the Mlchlfon Pma AMMtatloa U8 Rnd The ladies of thia community 7 to 0 margin. Ron Collins splashed ii . . In the state. Fifteen passenger car Each Booster member or fan will Board, No. 42, which embraces all grandpa weak from hunger, will be wending their way to this new ruling Any man hat firms op^te final assembly plants. bu t,cketa one ,or over for the touchdown with Norm Kim Sigler, Mlchlgan'a ex-oowboy y . themaelves of Kent County except two city; A piece of toast, glass of fruit Hotpolnt Cooking School, which 8601 68 of other ,irm8, and one for the guest on the foot- Borgerson kicking the extra point. ccased^ndServed In the army ofi " Sovernorrnow a one-termer! wards, to place all men In 1-A Juice, cup of coffee, ail hastily will be held at the Lewis Electric thousand8 wor,ter8 bu,l<1 1 1 Every man who played in the con- ocrunation arc now ellelble to Join. ^ > PO " ®'' Elected two years ago in a re- hall squad. classifications by specific regula- gulped, wouldn't have been a start- Company on Tuesday, Nov. 18 at bod,e8 t,re8 and tubes and 8lm,lttr ,orm test gave a good account of him- Mpptinirq are held on the firat " crusade upset, sparked by A short entertainment will be tions. In other words virtually all er in the old days. Adding an egg 7:80 p. m. This school will be under Meetings components for automoblla pro- grand Jury revelations of Lansing self, with a .tubborn defense and d thlrd Wedne^ays of each provided. This is a non-profit farmers and men working in and a strip of bacon wouldn't help the direction of Mrs. Lois Baker, team play highlighting the contest month w!th a nltlg party for ftlI ducers. - | legislative graft, the colorful Kim venture, merely a gesture on the Industry are automatically placed much. Then, breakfast was the home economist of the Consumers l ,l, now be for the wearers of the red and Many of the materials neadad to * succeeded on January 1 part of the BoosteH r HCloL b to show in 1-A before the physical exam- most important meal of the day. Power Company. members and prospective members a white. build motdr vehicles come from 37-year-old veteran of World jthelr appreciation for the efforts inatlon. It started folks off with energy to * • • being held on the second Wednes- ,Var 111 anotber The Lowell band entered Into the day of each month. Card playing, Michigan. Included are iron ore,. political amateur, .put forth by the football team. These men aro^ entitled to a do a whale of a Job. Starting Monday, December 6, i un whom spirit of the occasion when they and all you can eat round out the lumbar, lacquer, soy beans, coppar, • • ^e governor casually! Tlcketa are ^25 and may be hearing before the' board and sub-1 Ask any old-timer, and he will Lowell itores will be open until paraded between halves despite the brassbraaa,. leather and petroleumoetroleum. selected to serve aa a Democratic obtained In Lowell from Dan evening at the stag parties. Come qU r co inlMl on sequently to an appeal to the describe platters crowd'ed with ham, 9 p. m. on Mondays, Wednesdays, mud and rain. on out and have a good time with JA ? ™ . - Wingelef, In Ada from Ed Bennett, appeal board, provided they make eggs, hot biscuits, fried potatoea, and Saturdays until Christmas. Ranking seventh among the l Thi, capital city la atlll catching Supt. Gumser presented Queen the VFW. The meetings and stag and in Alto from Merle Rosenberg. Huch a request within ten days country butter, home-made Jam They will also be open all day states In the number of vahlcles u. breath. Despite rising opposition Elaine Houghton with her crown parties are held at the post club- registered Meet and greet your friends at the after being placed in the 1-A class- and Jelly, pot of coffee and thick Thursday and Thursday evening, with 1,824,958 reported ;to Sigler, largely from within the between halves and the queen's jrooms above Thompson's Sanitary in 1947—Michigan's highway trans- Booster breakfast. The Ada 6 Iflcation. This means in most in- cream. There were pork chops, December 28. Republican party, the forecasted, man squad will also be invited as attendants were Introduced 'by Market. portation business is one of the stances that such a request be ^ side meat, fish, all accompanied by * * * Dewey landslide had been counted' honored guests. Colleen Yelter, president of the| — — leading industries in its entire eco- on by state officials to afford a made before the physical examin-i potatoes, of course. Harry N. Briggs tells the Ledger senior class. nomic structure. safe margin for Sigler. atlon. ! We live differently, dashing that he la grateful to the voters of The danc« at the high school Incldently, the records as » through breakfaat to catch a bus, Lowell for the nice vote given him According to recent figures, What happened then? gym after the game waa very well there are 186,881 truck and bus whole throughout the state, show a train getting autos out of ga- aa the Democratic c&ndldate for Shop in November Since Dewey and Ferguson car. attended. drivers In the state. Another Highway Death Toll that only about 20% of the menlrages finding parking space, the state legislature from this iried Michigan and since the Repub- With so fine a start, the home- persons are employed In pass the physical examination. (Breakfast is not taken leisurely. district. lican legislature was elected, it haa coming affair Is sure to become an Anyone in this area who wishes A heavy meal, in all tha rush, * • • At Lowell Storesff and servicing work, while annual event. RH1A or* onirniriaii tr, tu.tMi*. ..j jhoooma painfully obvious that many Hits Highest Point to be advised on matters pertain- wouid caU8e indigestion, you say. PJr , wh f r Sunday afternoon the fire de- —Forrest Buck, Are you ft Uut mlnutt OhriltaM , "° , ° ° R«PUbllcan ing to selective service may get And alfl0( what about the box of partment received a hurry-up call Booster Club Reporter shopper? The Lowell stores have w ,j candidates did not vote for Sigler. in touch with W. W. Gumser. who c
FOUR THE LOWELJ^UEDOEB^LOWEL^^gK^OQAN^TTIURSDAY^NOV^JUlMfl
'Ariz., on November 13 to apend the'Saturday evening in honor of Mr. winter. and Mrs. Will Stalter, who are soon ELMDALE ,SHOUlfroW MicJtii MRS. IRA 8AROBANT Gary Lott and his grandmother, leaving for Arizona. Mrs. John Lott, are again at Gary's Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. IL K. Vlniug, GENERAL ELECTRI.C home in Holland and he is going Jay Leece and family were Mr. and CM0KH UUI PWH HOMt: Lou Craig was taken to the U. of to start school again Monday, after Mrs. Lewis Mick, Jr., and daughter Childhood wuy sf .mas at numutmrni M. hospital Saturday for medical having had a siege of whooping Diana, Lloyd Leece and Pvt. George "Kent" Is the name of a new | Ted Ploucha, tester for ' the BKXJ6HT A TOUCH OF HOMt WITH ttcatment. THEM HfHtN THET CAR/HEP 7H£Se Leece, who was home on his variety of oats developed by Mich- North Kent Cow Tertl Aseocia- I Mr. Farmer! cough. Democraft Will Rult the Senate Encore Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller plan Thank8 1vln omen kus of ne fcust f*oh Mrs. Will Stalter was a Friday l 8 K furlough, also the Igan State Colleges plant brewer. tlon tells me he can use three to ,r,e c&tnwy hok wan A d/fjvfy AGO. on leaving Thursday for Florida to caller of Mr. and Mrs. Mayferd nd. Miss Kulper, ' of and named aRer Kent county lfour more herd> ln hl- UBOclhilon_ By 0rand v Use and Read spend the winter. Heaven and Mrs Ira flargeant. I H*Plds. Miss Joann Stahi Someof our folks have had a hand territory covers the eight BUT ROOEE 8. VBEELAND w ftn Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Kelm were Edward Anderson. Mr. and Mn. " •"•/noon caller. in proving it out. Ray Joet of township. In the county. Mr nd 1Iri northern I Sunday afternoon callers at the Wesley Kelm. Mr. and Mrs. Iral • - Claud* Jackson of Alpine who grows certified oaU Anyone interested can get in touc*h HE house still stands at 215 Allen Sandborn home in Sebewa. Sargeant and Mr. and Mrs. B«rti0rand "P'nt Sunday at the has run trial plots for the college with our office. A Woman Will Always Rule the House TInwood Lane, Claremont. Tho The Sandborns had the misfortune Hanson attended church services at Stahl home. with the new oats in the trials. Mra> Inwood Lane Is Important. Remem- to lose their barn by fire a week the U. B. Church at Pleasant Val-I ®rb of White Cloud For two years Clarence and Ken- The Ledger ber thai The number doesn't make ago Saturday night. Oattle were all was a visitor at the ley. The men rendered two se- Brethren neth Stewart of Oakfleld have nm Olscuaslno fruit and vegetable and in" her lonf-ranfe economic program, G. E. is any difference, because then there KATDWS UFSIOCMTOR: '( saved but the hay, grain, beans and Ladles' Aid Thursday. lections. variety tests of oats for the farm problems In a session at our recent wasn't another house within 600 eve* TNC SUMMER sun *o*r corn were destroyed. Mrs. Clinton Schwab returned Extenion conference, Conrad Mar BUTTER. KEPT IN THE ORE AT A meat crops department at the college topsl Don't' make her use her veto on 'unknowns/ yards. Lloyd Lcece underwent his army home Monday from a Grand Rapids market out in Neb- This oat has been outstanding in Elliott, assistant county agent, told SUE MHO BEAR SAM) DOME NEAR examination in Grand Rapids on r aa,{a Honeysuckle at the end of the hospitai, where she had been for _ jj*" this notice in sthe win- the trials at the Stewart farm. lof some damage from using 2-4.D TRAVERSE CITY. KE AND SNOW WANT-ADS f Monday. Buy her a Q. E. Appliance for Christmas -and she'll plazxa entwined a lattice screen medical treatment. dow. "Use your credit. Have a This Is a new, high yieidlnf. to kill weeds. A high pressure CAN BE FOONO BURIED BENEATH IU Mr. and Mrs. Will Stalter and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Myers en- T-bone steak, one-third down, 18 and you could really suck the SHIET/NO SANDS AU YEAR ROUND. family plan on leaving for Tucson, white, rust resisting oat of light ipray was ufed on weed. Nearby make you speaker of the house. honey. Uncle Clem — who wasn't tertained a number of relatives on months to pay." soils and is about ready to make a was a vineyard and tomato field, BRIDGE TXROOGH A WV€R: • To Sell or Rent a Farm really my uncle—had shown me bow to Michigan's agriculture. iThe drift of the 2-4,D reached the THE HtN/STfOE RHER BR/KE OR how. Cannas grew funnel-shape The new oats compare very grapes and tomatoes. The new mommoFMANKWi way up past the piazza railing. •k To Sell Horses, Cattle, favorable in yields per bushel per'shoots of grapes were killed back UES THOUW INSTEAD OF OVER acre, but is a heavy oat which will 2 to 8 feet and the grapes in their MeMAHON APPLIANCES Mother's round peony garden on THE RfitR. THE ROADBED IS AOU Pigs, etc. become popular. Tests run on the immedilate vicinity never got ripe, the side lawn by the swing that AUT SEVFRAL FEET BEIM THE new oat under different conditions,The fruit stayed green and hard, my father had made (I never re- RIVEK SURFACE . AND SIDES OP THE ranged from four to eight pounds >The tomato plants wilted for a membered him) grew, luscious MIDOE FORM BUIKHEADS FOR A • To Sell Farm Tools "Better look la the telephone directory Yellow Pages for a Htc coram MHFK TANR per bushel above the 82 pound a'few days, recovered and apparently creamy pink and white flowers. ELECTROMASTER olumbcr. ma " bushel which Is the usual weight'made a ndrmal growth but when Inside was the brick fireplace be- ir To Sell Chickens, Eggs, per bushel. the tomatoes ripened each one had fore which the three of us would etc. NOTICE The Kent oat will appeal to a quarter that was black. All When you throw care to the A friend will forgive you for sit in the winter. farmers with a lighter type of soil plants hit by 2-4,D had affected Weekly Scarapbook bine bread cubes, seasonings, melt- germs and have a home and family Uncle Clem tak- ed fat. Add broth and mix well but winds, the winds blow It all back boring him but you won't forgive WON OCT WTU.: 7,000.000 for which It seems well adapted. fruit. Similar have been received spotless and clean, but forget to • Miniti ing care of the OAUONS Week's Best Recipe lightly. Two forks for mixing again In your faoe. him for being bored with you. The oat wljl be Increased and from other places. USIB care with hands that touch fire and telling us OF FVNERAi MATER A DRY ARE PUMPED ir To Profitably Buy Anything You Nttd . . Herb Bread Stuffing: 2 gallons keeps the stuffing from packing Fiction FROM A DEPTH OF 2,37S EST AT THE On account of Initalling a new srinder and mi»cr made available for farm use as germs. Hands touch other hands, stories while soft half-inch bread cubes, 4 t sage, and getting soggy. Try adding a of friends, of strangers, coins, paper UONDER WEU ON CROSSE HE NEAR DEmOII soon as possible. Mother sewed, and I would watch Dan Anderson tells me that 4 t thymo, 4 t rosemary, 4 t salt pinch of baking powder to dry money, door knobs, car strap hang- THE WELL WAS DtSCMEtED /N fM BE Kent County enrollments for wln- Vi c chopped parsley, H c minced Ingredients. This makes about a ers, public doors and so forth. the picture of Nero's Horses over MUKRT DR/UERS /N SEARCH OF ON. Kent County 4-H club folks *re the mantel until I saw their eyes ln^rMti»d In State*. fln« ter ** c,ub- kMP comln« 40 ^ onion, c chopped celery, 1 c gallon of dressing, enough for a Keep hands away from the mouth wmaH nevee smes fi+me tfer Mcmu* routn: a- m:/l hoj intoio.4' in Michigan States fine deBk La>t Monday', report was butter or margarine or fried out roll and breath steam out of their football team. The colhge athletic 18-18 lb. turkey. and, above all, keep the hands We will be unable to srind and well over 800. Dan is sure the en- fowl fat 8 c turkey or chicken If you have something to sell, The Ledger Want Ad Column is the place department has made special clean. Use plenty of soap and COMPLETE nostrlls. rollment will reach the thousand bouillon (use broth from giblets to find a buyer, because that is where interested prospects look first prices to club members and their WATCH OUT FOR QERM8 water for microbes don't live with I Test-Tube Apples. Shortages of process is still In the experimental mark and probably get over it and neck stirred together). Com- Tbit was tba borne I vst bom im. leaders for three home games. Last You may be extremely, leery of cleanliness. stage. Clothing and handicraft still lead It was big aad it vat old amibee its havvate led to n trial of ahot-gun Saturday 107 members and leaders the various projects in numbers full of thamgt mooht from weddingeeUars tofo r apple bloeeoms. A Tell the thousands of readers what you have to sell. The cost is small and mix feed Monday and Tuesday, saw the Marquette game. Here are attic. ! k*aw Motbtr liked it for the enrolled. SERVICE Washington State apple grower, Members of 4-H clubs In the results large. 20 word ad one week, 50c, over 20 words 3 c per word, cash the schools and their leaden: Kin- oftem said tba boped tomeworkin dayg towit h scientists and a United States who Just celebrated ney, W. J. Boerma; Ada, Richard ***•-- -M-kO j-.lW'ji'- key it. manufacturer of ammunition, ha# with order. Lester; Egypt Valley, Kenneth Christmas Isn't so far off. and their national achievement week Considering she was a widow, pollenlzed his trees, suffering from November 15 and 16 Anderson: Oakdale, Mrs. P. Deck- the folks who furnish Christmas We arrange oar services in keeping with point with pride to the fact that my mother did well in providing too few bees, with apple pollen shot Or, perhaps, there is something you want to buy—you will quite likely er; Peach Grove, Linus Finch; trees are already going Into the in 1948 they produced 80,000 acres your ideas as to furnishings and costs for the two of iu until Mr. Hale from special shotgun shells. It Vergennes, Robert Manooklan, and twamps and woods- of northern takes four or five to pollenixe a of garden products; 8,000,000 poul- find it advertised in The Ledger Want Ads and the price will be reasonable. ROTH A SONS COMPANY came. That was Uncle Clem's Sam Ryder. Michigan lining up trees. This large tree and the wind velocity try: 800,000 head of livestock; and real name. She didn't need the 40 club members and their lead- state used about a quarter million FUNERAL SERVICE must be low at the time of firing, 19,000,000 quarts of canned pro- er Cleo Anders are planning to see trees a year, according to the State /) Phone 85 Lowell. Michigan small amount he paid her. It was ducts. lest the pollen be dissipated. This No More Waiting the Washington State game on Department of Agriculture. Just from the kindness of her < • • • November 20. But If you transport one tree or heart that she gave him a home. truckload be sure and have a He was old, feeble, bent over; he for grinding snd mixing. This chsng* in equipment will Maurice Roberts of Sparta who bill of sale duly signed by the land carried a cane most of the time USE FOR RESULTS-READ FOR PROFIT recently won 4-H dairy Judging owner and witnessed. The bill vrocici m I know those things now. But low Aviilible—Ceaeit(or Glider Blocks greatly improve our service honors at the Waterloo Dairy Con- of sale shows number of tree strangely I remembered him as gress has been awarded another boughs and the description of the spry, full of pep and fun. He was ALSO trip for this good cltfb work. land where the trees were bought good and kind and always th Lik- Maurice will be Michigan's dairy Bill of sale forms can be obtained Self service means "help yourself," but you can also help yourself by shopping early in ing of things to do. Chimney] Blocks delegate to the National 4-H Club at the county agent's office. Con- Bring enough feed this week to last you the week when Kroger stores nrt lees crowded. Delivered or at Yard Congress at Chicago the last of the servation office, state police or the You tet even better than usual service tn the OTHER never knew where he month. sheriffs office. shortest possible time. M came from, until after he was Yep, Blade by vibration and compression until next Wednesday gone. The first I ever saw of him THE LEDGER WH NT-ADS was when he appeared at the door INSPIRATIONAL into the living room and "enter WE WILL HELP PREPARE YOUR COPY IF YOU WISH tained" him until Mother came in Nature's rules have no excep- Qhurch Cjjc ws Votbirg Brsi. Block Md|Gravil Compiiy every ounce is- trom the chicken coop. Phono S898 Ada, Mich. tions.—Herbert Spencer, 1861. Mother was cool to him at first Bergy Bros. Elevator FIRST METHODIST CHURCH She was always suspicious of It Is not the places that grace strangers. But I saw the kind of ALTO, MICHIGAN Philip R. Glotfelty, Jr., Minister men, but men the places.— fellow he was right away. He told Agesllaus. Mr*. Alma H. Glotfelty Minister of Education "Lubri-teethnl her his family was gone and asked Sunday School—10:00 a. m. if she had a room to spare. He said Worship Service —11:00 a. m. he had a little money, enough to Message, "Youth Faces the Oon- pay for his room and board. fllct- Uncle Clem spent nearly all his m NEW JEEPS TH la WiUys-Overlsnd's latest-a Good scrambled Youth Fellowship—6:80 p. m. time vith me. Sometimes he or sunnyside up. distinctive sports phaeton with fleet performance would forget what we were play that makes each trip a driving thrill. The Jeepster Vergennes Methodist Chureh Ing, and sit with a kind of dreamy weighs less than any other standard-size car . . . Bailey Drive and Parnell Rd. faraway look. Then he would snap rolls up record-breaking gas mileage ... rides with Worship at 10:00 a. m. Your best! back into what we were doing. He Sunday School at 10:56 a. m. bread value. got to calling my mother Mom and road-hugginp smoothness. I guess she didn't mind.
FIirST CMWHEGATIONAL Gil KROGER Hot-Dated HOCKLESS-Small Sizes Once J beard bim tell ber tbat bit Norman' G. Woon, Minister SPOTLIGHT working dayt were over and be en- Church School—10:00 a. m. Mrs. KROGER GRADE *• foyed trying toJ>e a boy again. R. D. Hahn, Supt. COFFEE But there were some things Worship Bervloe—11:00 a. m. EGGS **800 couldn't understand about him Clear whites; WILLYS-OVERLAND BLAZES THE TRAIL WITH firm, round yolks. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCUETI 3 1U bag 1.15 Corner Washington and Kent Morning Services at 11 o'clock SEVEN PIONEERING CARS AND TRUCKS •veiv Sunday. 'Mortals and Immortals" will be ttas subject of the lesson sermon Pie Apples Cherries Gat your LONE RANGER in all Christian Science Churches Comstock's • throughout the world on Sunday, Roasted Saasage ib 59c Fisshlighl Ring Nov. 14. fileadei Jalee 46 oz. tin 23HERROD'e S SMOK E TANG The first station wagon with all-steel The Golden TteKt, Romans 8:18. KROGER Krispy Crackers ib box 24c body and top—the 'Jeep' Station Wagon—
4 t SUNSHINE showed the way to wider practical use- LO UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH 6rapefriltJ«ic£2 f°! 37c fulness and greater safety. ~ OF WEST LOWELL Peckers Label HADDOCK Pmilck 12ox.plig.4lc Bev. Frank Moxon, Pastor Wax Beais No. 2 can 21c BETTY CROCKER The 4-wheel-drive Jeep* Truck is the Sunday Sohool—10:80 a. m. Fred KROGER - CUT McDonald, Supt. FILLETS first volume-produced vehicle of its kind Preaching Service—11:80 a. m. M 9 —designed for off-road duty, for tough •NoW.it. lb. 39c Wednesday, 7:46 p. m.—Midweek AveaialePeatS uxi 31c PEACH VELVET CREAM That's our word for what you got Sweet, Tender grades and bad roads. Prayer meeting. Call 478-F6 for With place of meeting. with every quart of The Universal 'Jeep' is the first all- Everybody welcome to these Saaerkraat 2^^ 29c Braaascbwelger ib S3t services. KROGER KMGER PEACHES THE 'JEEP'STATION SEDAN is a perfect family car, purpose farm vehicle built for use both HERRUD'S - Smoked with the luxury and comfort of a sedan plus the THE 'JEEP' STATION WAGON, with sil-ateel body (0 2 No-2H cans 62C Phillips 66 Premium Motor Oil I in tractor work and for hauling or tow- LOWELL Spaghetti 2 <*» 31c spaciousness of its all-steel station-wagon body. and top, is dual-purpose—a smooth-riding pas- E ABE INDEED PTOUD to offer you CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE FRANCO AMBUCAN Cad Fillets ib 35c Ills wiU was made ont to ing at highway speeds. senger car and a practical vehicle for hauling; Gorham Sterling, the solid silver famous Seafood Treat Mother, leaving her enough tc (Washington at Avery) Not just a quart of oil, mister—this is a full quart The new Jeepster is America's lowest- more than a century for quality and The Church for the Whole Family Krege 3 ib. *, si. 09 Caraatlea Milk 3 ^ 46c buy the honse. crafomanship. KROGER - For Baking or Frying Maka Peach Velvet Cream of "Lubri-tectioo" I weight standard-size car—distinctive in tV Paul Z. Hoornstra, M. A-, Mlnistd NOME STORAGE When vie played hiding games he'd Come in and see these exquisite Gorham 10:00 a. m. Sunday Bible {khool PMcakeFlMr5ibb^47c KragarMHk 2 ^ 25c You see, this oil gives you lubrication plus prt* seem to have an uncanny sense of appearance, far ahead in economy. pattern!. You'll find the place-settings Gerald E. Rollins, superintendent FAMO . POTATO SALE where to look. He knew about the 1 Contains Vitamin "D" tection. It's everything you'd expect of an oil ex- The Jeep' Station Sedan is an entirely you want in a choice of twelve beautiful 11:00 a. m. — Worship Service. CUMMl flat stone over the abandoned well design*. Study the beauty of esch . .. N. Y. P. S. and Junior Church Cheese Feed 2 ib ioaf 79c pertly refined from hi^h class crudes. Then we behind the chicken coop before I new type of car, combining sedan com- balance a piece in your hand. You can at 7:80 p. m. Irene Weeks, Pres. WINDSOR CLUB .. add inhibitors designed to cut down the menace showed it to him, the loose board fort with station-wagon spaciousness. always feel quality in sterling silver, for Evangelistic Service at 8:00 on the floor of my closet, the re- Velvteta Cheese 2^/89c fine silver pleases and flatters the hands p. m. Midi. POTATOES of power-stealing sludge and engine deposits. cesses over the eaves In the attic, KRAFT This pioneering by Willys-Overland— like the wearing ot a beautiful ring. Thursday, 8:00 p. m. The Mid- and the door to the unused cold 9ii>i»« t2.ot fitting cars and trucks to actual needs— Come in now . . . •eiert your life long week hour of songs, prayer and Yep, it's a good word in any motorist's vocabu- storage vault In the cellar. He rteasnre... to beautify ynur home today, testimonies. 50 ib $1.45 lary—"Lubri-tcction"—it means Phillips 66 Pre- even knocked on one of the Inside has brought world-wide success to these The Church Board will meet ths M-PKCC... walls where it sounded hollow, and second Monday of each month, mium Motor Gilt more useful, more economical vehicles. SERVICE FOR SIX he ^ald: "There was a window Comi im tnd rtgisttr your tfrlimg at 8 o'clock. "Jkt FORDS..MERCWYS. We invite you to see how fully Willys- Glamorous Princess pat- there once]" IHIW PANEL DELIVERY offers smart appear- THE UNIVERSAL 'JEEP' is America's most versa- Patataa*60ibbKt1.99 When Uncle Clem died I cried Overland's postwar products meet your pattern with *i for lb* cowenienct AVERY $25,000.00 CAM I tarn. Genuine Cror/rt ance together with low operating costs, thanks tile vehicle for farm and industry, serving M PTRMT BAPTIST CHURCH MAINE of your gifH>urcbating fricmU. GOIHAM and hundreds of other bigtprtsss! all night Mother had to go into lo low weight and the 'Jeep' Engine. transportation and hauling needs. OF LOWELL Silverplate. tractor, mobile power unit and for hauling. Chantilly his personal things. His will was LIMITED $25.50 John Brubaker, Pastor ACT HOW! Patataa*50ibi»sS2.2S made out to her, leaving her Prie* / W» imeltuUt ftdsrd tax, md is ' Maple Street IDAHO i tn« enough to buy the house. I'll Get entry blanks and 3.79 'JEEP TRUCKS both 2- and 4- 4-WHHL-DRIVE'JEEP'TRUCKS outperform con- lor opa pUct-uUimt e*uitd*t of htd/a10:00 a. m.—Bible School. full details at Kroger. • never forget her cry of surprise AU UJ, NO. t MOfOUY MATUUD AND ventional trucks on cross-country hauling, ex- 11:00 a. m.—Worship Service. UAOY KM STOtACt. BOY when she came across an old wheel drife, cut hauling costs 7:46 p. m.—Worship Service. NOW AND SAVI LATH. newspaper clipping he had saved. through long service and low treme grades, through mud, sand and snow. Tuesday, 7:46 p. m.—Young Peo- It was about his retirement from operating and maintenance costs. ple's meeting; business. I have it now. Wednesday, 7:46 p. m.—Prayer "Clement B. Hale," it began, meeting and Bfble Study. "was served a testimonial dinner last night by the insurance com- MAMYTJ CHURCH. LOWELL •X* "Lubri-tecthm"— tb* protection rtudcrtdhj pany which he has served for 40 FT. John F. Gnybowsld years. This is a record for the Mass every Sunday at 8:00 and an oil of fine hate stock comtdining special company, stated John H Quinn, 10 a. tn. detergent and oxidation inbibitimg htgredients. the president, who presented Mr Hale with a gold watch. Hale, who ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH now retires on pension, was born PARNELL March 19, 1852, on Inwood Lane, Rev. Fr. T. J. Bolger |1 Phillips 66 products are distributed in Lowell Claremont . . ." Mass every Sunday at 8:00 and Released by WNU reatum. It a. m. HI-WUTE and vicinity by The turning points of our lives m c .ws ILIE RIBBON General Motors says it has Krick Auto Sales are not the great moments. The FLAKES PORK ft lEANS NAPKINS ADA OIL COMPANY new automobile clock that provides real crises are often concealed in accurate time, all the time, and I ASK rOR PKE DBMONSTKATION Law*!!, MfoMgan IGOtHAM GOIffAMll OO.HAM Got HAM GOIHAW GOCHAM occurrances so (trivial in appear- 2 Pka. 10* 1002 W. Main St. NOCTVBMl CaB»v«uBB 2 No. 2 cans |5c 2 pkgs. 29c KDKmmete always thought car docks weren't •nujKyao (Sjsl+u lyaic Borrmcw Sormus Old ruNca ance that they pai |26,00 psfa f26j00 supposed to keep time. William E. Woodward. 1 . '. •} r i THE Lowmx UBDOl^^Jt/OWBIJl^ltOMQAN^^nggPAYji^fOV^ll^MS THE LOWISLL LKPGER. 1X>WEI.I,, MKMIOAN, THUBgDAY. NOV. 11. IMg SIX SEVEX Why is it no matter how beauti- The Municipal auditorium at Los Why Otettiee Oet Dirty DR. H. R. MYERS ful the day, someone must turn It Angeles, California, has hold 106,000 OOIXAN-HAVTEN HHNMttB— FJOORENO and tnsulstlon-210 Ib. ing a now milk house and remodel- PUBLIC NOTICES Hons Dry Cleonlng sf Rugs OSTEOPATHIC Board by day. week or month. trips shingles or lock, Baldwin Textile scientists at the Institute PhyaloUn and Surgeon into evil? people. ing his bam in order to sell milk And Garments Is Honrrdow 1181 Riverside Drive. Lowell Hill blowi>-in Insulation. Brtck MOSELEY—MURRAY LAKE of MkN*a»-The OrasM Oowt f«r of textile-technology in Charlottes- SU *. Main St to Grand Rapids. Albert Porrltt WW. ITVA BNGLE Pbone a7^F2. o90« and asbestos siding. Industrial is assisting him. tho Cowrty of Kwrt—In OuuMery. The three terms, gasullne, beniint ville, Va., are trying to discover Phone SM-FS roofing. H. a ThurteD, Phone Ella Slater and naphtha, nre Bpplled to hydro sound, scientific reasons why Office Honrs:—10:00-11:00 a. m. Mrs. Gerald Anderson is recup- WatoUff WANT A, HALL?—For private 881, LowelL o48tf Marcia Keech left Thursday Ve carbon liquids that from n fire und dothes get dlny. When these rea- Afternoons 2:00-4:00 p. m. parties, receptions, dinners, 'feen- erating nicely from her recent NOTICE Thorsdaya—10:00-12:00 a. m. toncllectomy. Her parents. Mr. and for Indianapolis with her grand- William T. Ptrrtne, Mary A. run. explosion standpoint differs onl> sons have been found, better soaps age parties, danolng, etc.? New OOHSBrmOR—Mrs. *nna Yardley, FIRST 80 WORDS Mo—ADDITIONAL WORDS Se EAOR. SERVICE CHARGE OF lOe ON CRABOB ADS. Alice A, Finn, BUrter M. Loyola. 7:00-0:00 p. nv—Mon.. od., Frl father, Mr. Kitchen. Before return- slightly. At low tempieraturei the> and cleansing agents may be pr» LET authoriesd Spirilla oorsetler. Pri- Mrs. Dan McCarty of Wayland, O. P.. formerly KUsabath R. Finn, building. Sunny Acres Hall. ing home they will visit relatives vate fittings of foundation gar- spent Sunday with her and family. and their unknown helm, devlnem, give off highly cnmbUBtible vapurh duced and more wear may be ex- D. S. OA^LfeY 673644 Orand Rapids for rosev- in St. Louis, Mo. l«fate«i and a*"!*!*, or gases which form mixtures with pected from many a garment For DENTIST vatlons. c27-S0 ments. Can Lowell Phone 470-FI HOME OWNERSHIP Is the pres- FOR SALE—40 acres on Parnell FOR SALE— 6-weekB-old pigs. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Anderson and The Lowell Dry Cleaners Defendants Claire were evening guests. Mrs. Evelyn Lewis of Grand air thai are decidedly explosive example. If coffee stains stay In a Cor. W. Main and Riverside Drive for appointments. otftf ent trend. You can own your Road, 5>4 miles East of Parnell. Milton Wilcox. Lowell phone At a RMnlon of aald Court held at the SOUTH BOSTON Rapids was a Sunday caller at tho They are the most hazardous flam tablecloth longer than prune Juice Office SO Hons* 40 POU SAIX—'Dining room suite, own home by using the local New house, living room, modern 262-F11. c28 MISS BBLLK YOUNQ Mrs. Mary Reynolds, a resident Court House in tha City of Grand RapMa. NO HUNTINO—Signs for posting. of this vicinity for the past 34 Clare Ford home. in said county, on the 29th day of Septem- mable liquids used about the home stains, the scientists make elab kitchen cabinet, cook stove, 4 Building A Loan plan. F. F. kitchen, 2 bedrooms, and com- will be closed from DR. J. W. TRUMBLB Lowell Ledger. tf Coons, Sec'y. c28 SHALLOW WELL PUMP -New . years until about six months ago, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kropf went ber 1W8. Ofate tests to ascertain what chem VETERINARIAN Kitchen chairs, reasonable. Anna plete bath down, 1 bedroom and Present: Honorable WTLLIAM B. Washing garments, rugs or uthei Kampet, Lowell Phone 480-F11. sewing room up, hardwood floors, thirty gallon tank, 137.60. Also Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stuart and pased away In Springfield, O., Her to St. Johns Friday for a few BROWN, Circuit Judge. leal changes account for the dlf Offtc*—W. Main St. at City limits WANTED—Deed oars. Highest oash her articles by immersing them in t{as p28 WINTER PEARS—Ready to can. full \baaement, automatic oil- several extra good truck tires | parents. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield funeral waa held at St. Patrick's'days visit. On readin* and filimt the bill of com- ference. Some substances, such as Phone B? Lowell, Mich prtoe. Webster's Used Care, IM Donald McPherson, Lowell phone |15 and up. C. Young, Lowell S'ater have returned from a trip Nov. 15 through Nov. 20 plaint. from which It aatlefactortiy apr-are Qline never should be done In the burning furnace with 1,000 gallon church Tuesday morning at 10, Martin Davis and cousin, Mrs. grepip or oil, make dirt penetrate N. Monroe St, Phone 838. oltf 71-F2 c28-28 to lo the Court that the ('..fandanU abovt house under any circumstances be - oftis/i tank; barn 36x80 ft, with cement phone 228. p28l Hyattsvllle. Md., where they o'clock. We extend our sympathy Muthart of Grand Rapids, were deeper into the fabric or cllnn DR. R. ft. S named, or their unknown heirt. devlaeaa. VETERINARIAN ! visited Dr. and Mrs. Neil Stuart to the family. Sunday callers at the Mrs. Hettie cause the gases or vapors may he FOR SALE—Puppies, quite reason- floor and cow stantlons, good 1 legateM and aaalgna, are proper and longer in it Tho laboratory wants CALEDONIA LIYEBTOCK SALE FOR SALE—2 dressing tables, «nd family. They visited Niagara Davis and Clare Ford homes. Please call for clothes on or before the 13th. necessary partieo defendant In the above readily ignited by a nearby stove Alto, Michigan every Monday at 6 o'clock. oMU able. Bernard Jankowskl, Lowell level clay loam soil. Well fenced. to know why, and how to remedy "OTTO HMARD sewing machine, boy's winter Ienroute and went sightseeing i sni T>t,K>,„ a„ Mr. and Mrs. Lee Keech and en tl tied cauae; and oi other source of ignition and be Phones Phone 104-F14. c28 112.000. R J. Baker. 1882 Plain- It further appearing that after dltigont It Every day. assistants in tht coat, size 10, medium blue; boy's !«n Washington, D. C. JJlZZ * A dis- caust the friction of the garments Office Alto SStl — Res. Alto S39S SERVE YOU WANTED TO BUT-fleveral head field, NE, Grand Rapids Phone Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wittenbach Thank you. search and Inquiry It cannot ba aacerUlnad laboratory run samples of varlow 0 spongeBI n eas to 8ttended the Mlch, Nftv and it le not known whether or not aald being cleaned may produce a static JHAM of feeder calves from 800 lbs. up. ELffiCrrBD FOR LIFE—Millions 72182. C27-80 brown oxfords, site 8, nearly; Lyle Condon, Harvy McCIure, date hnn beon ?hf- f«rf th M th«v 8«n *** y kinds of cloth through rollers thai ame at Ann Arbor SAturda and C27-28 defendants ere llvtof or dead or where spark sufficient to igntte the vapors DR. F. E. WHITE Wm. A. Armstrong. Phone Rock- vote the straight Wolverine Shell new; lady's brown oxfords, size Clare Aldrink, and Don Kyser are tend to eet brittle nml * y any of Uwtn may raalde If llvln«, and If smear them will all kinds of "dirt" DENTIST k\ horsehlde work shoe ticket for IF YOU NEED any carpenter 7; girls' dresses, two piece out- numbered among the deer hunters Hastlcltv «• l«w t#m~r.f?.rl. -^ attended a (,how ,n O^rolt In the dead, whether they have pareonal repre- or gases with serious, sometimes ford 2478 or write Ada, R 2. 1 Then these samples are washed in Phonea life. They're soft—dry soft and repairs, plastering, brick or ce- fit., .1IM 8, ». 6 .nd t; lady ! I who .r, golnR north thl. week, j" *"'i^nlnr. •entatlvea or heirs living or where they or fatal results ytfkm Ml Residence IM C26-28 sticky at high tempera-i any of them may rtaide. and furthar, that a "launderometer." a machine outwear all others, at $6.95 up. ment work, or your roof repaired, black dress, 80 Ib. Ice box, iron Don Stuart had the misfortune tures. It has now been found — OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED Coons. p28 bed and box springs. Mrs. Flo the present whereabouta of aald defendants If gasoline Is used for tych clean which duplicates washing condl HASTINOS LIVHBTOCK SALE— or renewed, call me, perhaps I to dislocate his shoulder while possible to make such sponges of are unknown and that the names Of the ing, it should be used out of doors tlons in a home or laundry. Final -MONDAYS and THUI18DAYS— Every Friday. "Where the man- can help you. Ed. Strong, licensed Travis, 223 Maple Ave. Lowell, i peraona who ere included therein without WANTHD—Washings and Ironings playing football recently. He Is,silicones and produce "rubber" | agement tries to give you the contractor. Lowell phone 190. p28 p2S ... for better bathing, being named but who era embraced tbara- In a place where fresh air Is clrcu ly, each sample is tested for oolot Paul Z. Hoornstra, M. A. THREE of the American Potash Producers, to do In my home. Mrs. B. Jan- a sophomore In Saranac high sponges that retain their full in under the title of unknown heirs, de- Intlng freely. It Is less hazardous to fastness, staining, shrinkage and kind of esrvlce you like." c49tf 8choo, viacea. lagataea and aaalcna. cannot be kowskl, Lowell Phone 104-F14. c28 FOR SALE—1947 K132 \ ton In- • flexibility at temperatures as low, RICHMOND use a nonflammable cleaning liquid resistance of the fabric to laundry Psychotherapist namely, the American Potash & Chemical Cor- FOR SALE—8-year "Old Holsteln Mr and Mr cleaner laundering, aacertalned after diligent aearoh and in- Counseling;, Guidance, Testings WE SPBQlALIZE In the best type cow, calf by side and others com- ternatlonal pick-up. excellent con-i - 8- Blanchard Rice "s -70° F. or as high as 800° F. The quiry; on motion of Unaey. Shival, Ptoalpe such at carbon tetrachloride or, bet- action. poration, the Potash Company of America, and FOR RENT—6 room house, 2 dition. Priced to sell. Call Lowell and sons. Larry and Donald, of STeat use of such sponge rubber —- By Appointment Only —- of Insurance protection to fit your ing fresh. TB and Bangs tested. REAL ESTATE and VanderWal. attomeya for plamUlf. ter yet, to lend tha articles to • dry- miles north, and 2% miles west Phono 37. p28 Danby, Mr. and Mrs. Don Yelter bas been for mounting delicate In-; It Is Ordered, that aald defendants and Lowell Telephone IM the United States Potash Company, through their needs. See us for your fire, auto- Call Lowell 185-F4 after 6:80. p28 | and of Lowell, Lowell phone 8-F11. -'of Lowell, and Mr, and Mrs. Thad atruments and machinery for re-! their unknown heirs, devlaees, legatees, cleaning esltblishment where the mobile, compensation or casualty Farms—Bnmness—Homes and aaalgna, causa their appearance to be hautrds of any cleaning are (Under- consumer service organization — The American insurance. Prompt claim service c28 LOST—Last Friday, small brown Iwigfield and family were enter- duclng vlrbratlon as well as for entered in <>«i« causa within three months Uncle Sam Says DR. TL T. LUBTIG FOR SALE — .25-.20 Marlln deer stood and where they are avoided Osteopnthlo Phyatdan and Surgeon Potash Institute - are constantly endeavoring to Peter Speerstra Agency. Phone puppy, black face, bushy tall, tained at the Ernest Roth home insulating ovens against heat loses softer baby clothes from the date of thia order, and In FOR SALE—Milch cow. bangs rifle and 31 shells. Leo Kyser, Phone 144 default thereof that aald bill of complaint by ute of special apparatus. Specialising In Rectel Diseases 288, Lowell. c8tf wearing col'ar. Answers to name Sundey. 'and airplane cockpits against the make the use of this necessary plant food more effi- tested. David B. Sterzick, Low- Lowell Phone 88-F2. c38 of Cheeta. Notify Carl Freyer- co,d of be taken aa confessed by the aald defend- Reotal SanttnHnm Gerald Fahml and his brother blgh-altltude flying. Of ing, their unknown helre, deVlaeea, lega- cient and economical. Cooperating with Federal FOR. SALE—Choice of 8 M. M. ell phone 379-F12 c28 METHODIST THRIFT SHOP— muth at 384 or 94. Lowell. p28 Chris are building a garage, course such sponge "rubber" can Theron Richmond, pbone 306 teea and aaalgna. 48 Lafayette, 8. K. Orand Rapids : Office 83 ITS j Baa. BS4S4 rifle, case, 40 shells, or new 30-30 Nov. 12 to 20 at Masonic Tem- John Noyes Is slowly gaining at ^ mo|ded '"to all sorts of shapes It Is Further Ordered, that within forty and State Agricultural Agencies in laboratories FOR SALE—8-weeks-old puppies, FOR SALE — Black Chesterfield daya plaintiff cause a oopy of thia order Stevens bolt action. Forest Ren- ple. Usual bargins and an added his home after several weeks' stay fs 88 e*tnided Into sheets and Frank Freenan, phone 495 Amlae AoMs W. A-LARGS, to. C. and experiment stations, the Institute helps pro- wlck. R. 2 Saranac p28 mother English Setter, father coat, also wool Jersey dress, both to be eubllshad ^ Lowell Ledger, a feature this year of plants tor size 9. Mrs. Gus Abel, 212 N. |'n Butterworth hospital. Irregular shapes. newspaper printed, publiahed and circuit- The amino acids are destined to Office Phone tt Reddence MS English Setter and cocker span- c28 ed in aald county, such putollcatlco to be mote scientific research and field demonstrations SNOW TREAD TIRES sale. -- Division, Lowell. p28| Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hlllsburg play an Important role in building SWH K. Main St LeweO FOR SALE—Lawson sofa, fine iel. M. E. Champion, Lowell continued therein once each waek tor at* which will result in practical recommendations for AVAILABLE NOW! construction, hand-carved base, —- iand family of Spring Lake spent! weeks tn luccesaion. new tissue and in speeding recov- —OFFICE HOURS— phone 164-F11. c28 FOR SALE—1986 Master Chevrolet Wednesday and Saturday needs some repairs. Especially jvk SALE —Used Westinghouse Saturday at the Chris Fahrni WILLIAM B. BROWN ery for the patient In many types potash use. As a clearing-house for this new in- Texaco's Havoline Motor Oil 2-door. New tires, radio, heater. fefrlgerator. small; also 2 6.80x16 home Whiter linraa with IMS work 7 lo t p. m. good buy for someone who can FOR SAL®—1936 Chevrolet 2-door, Sodi, luds... tudsl You'll have Circuit Judge Will Help You Phone 167, or call at 218 8. Hud- nobby snow tires, like new. 6084 1 MakM you ivel really clean Examlnsd, countersigned c' surgery. They are chemical I:f0^:00 p. m. each week day formation, it publishes regularly for the official do own retylng and upholstering. tires and battery, new, sealbeam a washday with your clothes, compounds which arc capable of son Lowell. P28 Bancroft Ave., Alto, or Phone I ~ Creamy, lasting tads thit make and entered by ma except Thursday agricultural advisory forces a mugazine called . Get More IPower, Mrs. Roger Wykes, 2821 Thorn- lights, good running condition. 2811. .... First Anniversary .... linens and other washablcs R. B. KILPATRICK, c28 i yoc feel really dean, yet rime combining to form complex pro- Over Henry's Drag Store Top Performance . . . apple Dr. Cascade. Orand Rapids James Carey, Lowell Phone 60- FOR SALE—Norge electric wash HARRIS CREEK off in a jiffy, are yoan with really soft and dean. And with Deputy Clerk Better Crops with PUnt Food. MRS. BASIL VRBELAND so little work ... the dirt just At teat: A true copy: teins. In human and animal diges- jet ns give your ear an aotanm phone 67-3431 c28. F21. P28 er, l^te model. 188 and one for $10 FOR SALE—'Electric refrigerator. •ofteoet) water in your bath R. S. KILPATRICK, tion prolelns are broken down Into combination, all white 'bottle gas Also Norge oil burner. Mrs.! I room. When yon take a rrfrcth- seems to float off in a sea of For YOU, using potash in the fertilizer to feed fteck-op . . . silky snds. Your dothes will Deputy Clerk. their amino add constituenta and and wood range, $86; 2 ladles George Pfaller, Lowell phone, i Mrs. Gerald Anderson had her • Thompson's Sanitary Market ing beauty bath in water loher Taka Notice, that this ault In which your crops, the Institute maintains a staff of trained BATTERIES than rain, you'll feel every pore last longer, washed in softened carried unchanged by the blood to winter coats, sizes 12 and 14, 461-P8. p2g jtonslls removed at St. Mary's hos-1 the foncolng order waa duly made, Involraa cheap; while rock pullets and ,tal * We are celebrating our first anniversary this week and being thoroughly deanicd. water, too. and la brought to quiet title to, and to buQd tissue. Surpluses are con agronomists who are at your service. It has avail- TIRES WE BUY WHTTTP Brvnr P > Omnd Rapids, last Thursday.] CLARK white ducks, cheap, coal heater; R0ASTERS Kn| Shea,on n,ce, wish to thank all the fine people of this commnnlty for cancel and discharge land contract cover- verted into by-products by the liver Phone 55 able for you free literature from official sources LAMPS . - - K y ed at order and nrenared fnrnvpr, t u ttt, - —j ... ing, the following deacrlbad piece or parcel to be tued as a source of energy potatoes $1 and $1.80 bu. The Spot rv ., • Mrs. Joseph Flynn and son, Paul, j their patronage over the past year, hoping we may of land being In tha Townahlp of Paria. telling how to g^ow large yields and good quality RADIATOR Phnnbiaf aid Heating on US16 2 miles east of M-91. P» br continue to serve yon throughout the coming years. County of Kent. State of Michigan, da- The story of their discovery DK ^ McPherson, of Ehitton, spent a few days last For Service Hides Lowell Phone 71-F2 02840^ he John Flynn home. | G. R (Botch) Thompson. acrlbed aa foMows, to-wit; spreads over a century of per- of crops and maintain soil fertility. Motion pic- CHASSIS FOR SALE—Spys, Delicious, Mc- at t Mrs. Jacob Gildersma entertained The Beat thirty-four (34) acres of tba •latent researci. by chemists and ON ALL MARES OF tures on soil and crop deficiency symptoms and LUBRICATIOM HIGHEST MARKET intosh. all grades. Milton Wil- WANTED—Mnn for water well Weat half (WH) of ths South seat Quarter Farming is a eombination of a busi- a number of relatives and friends doctors In several nations. Recent Sheet Metal Work PRICE PAID cox. Lowell phone 262-F11. c28 drilling and repairing work. (8EV4) and the West twenty (20) acrea ness and a home. And you farmers means for determining them, as well'as films on ,a8t Saturda work with both man and animal Itawffftc l&sciiArc COME IN TODAY —WE'LL Must be dependable No exper- y evening In honor of the Beat Half (EH) oi the Boutheaat -realise thai a well-managed business of her twln da,J Mpni Quarter (0SU) of Section Ten (10) Town has shown that there are eight good soil management, can be obtained from the MAKE IT PAY I FOR SALE—Small slfe Duo-Therm lence necessary See Orson Melle » - Catherine Six (6) North, Range Eleven (11) Weat, must maintain a financial reserve as oil heater at a reasonable price. !, d Corr n Wce amino adds essential to man and security against future needs and ' nstitute without charge upon request for showing THOMPSON'S 410 N. Jackson St. or phone lR81 " , ! * ** birthday. The economy of Soft Water Serv- Kant County, Michigan, axcepUng a strip Hcsvsr VsfisuRis ^ Ml 78 Mrs. E. D. Yelter, Alto. c28 Lowell. niJR-M' Mr- and Mrs- Wa,ter Caucklns ice shows itself in the fact that of land fifty (60) feet In width, lyln* 10 to most animals. Hlstldlne, for emergendee. This reserve is bnlh by county agents, teachers of vocational agricul- Sanitary IWariet . (drove to Mt. Pleasent la -t Sunday it actually saves yon more in north of and adjacent to csotar Una of example, Is Indispensable to the up during the good years, like this FOR SALEJ—Super Flame, 6-room Lara way Road, now ownsd by the State Heim Texaco E. Main Lowell FOR SALE—1938 Chevrolet paila 'snd spent the day with her mother, dollars and cents than it costs. rat, as is glycine to the chick, bat one, when many crops are the big- Kemgeraiors ^ ture, and responsible farm organizations. DAVE CLARK, Prop. size oil burner. Phone Alto 3482. FROSTC^H^^FOODS of Michigan for W«hway Phone 9114 Lowell Lowell phone 9108-F4. c28 Mrs. Lelnaar. Softer, cleaner diapen ... You use less than half as much LINSET, SHTVEL, PHELPS man Jhrlves without either, since igest In hittoiT. It must be In the c28 soap when you wash with sof- 'safest possible form and always USED RJDCONDITIONED S j Mrs. Margaret Sllcox. Mrs. Mary * VANDER WAL, the human body can synthesize Let Potash Serve You. Write us. Baby skin, so tender and soft, tened water . . . linens last Attorneys for Ptalntiff kvailable. Nothlnc meets these re- APPUANOES \ 86 FORD V8 TRUCK CHASSIS— Vreeland and son Harold, were Your BIRDS EYE Headquarters demands the best of care. Dresses, longer .. . plumbing costs and Business Address: them. quirements so well as U. S. Savings L. W. Extra good rubber, $178. j supper guests of Miss Annette; underthings and diapen wash water heating bills are cut when 808-12 Michigan National Bank Building Bonds. Yon know that Savings Another Ford truck first quality. iBritton in Grand Rapids Sunday I Special of the Week Orand Rapids, Michigan. C23-2B A Xmas present at only $195. evening. and rinse so thoroughly in soft hard water scale is banished from Bonds provide more seenrity than AIL KINDS OF ^ your water pipes. Investigate the Let's hope you never see smoke cash because they will be replaced Sorry Mr. Bennett. No can wait. Mr. and Mrs. J. Geldersma en- j water. No hanh soap curds re- savings and conveniences of Soft AMERICAN POTASH INSTITIITE coming from your silo caused by if lost or stolen and they also bear Lowell phone 228 C. Young. p28 |tcrtaincd friends of Ohio over the PEACHES 32c pkg. main to cause irritations to WHY BE A SLAVE TO JUNIOR? ^ Comr erci iP R efrigf rttioi ^ Water Service today .. . we're spontaneous combustion. But If It interest paying $4 for every |S in- 1155 Sixteenth St., N. W. a Washington 6, D. C Tree Ripened — Tree Fresh ddicate slcin. as near to you as your telephone. "Don't let baby be a tyrant," should happen, take a tip from the vested, in ten years. M '.nd Mary Vr,e,.nd wrro U. S. Trntury Diparimtniu d Air ComUtkmiBf S Mamfaar Cestpsslasi HO WVKSTMENT-KO WORT turn on the faucet and get 100% iofl warns author Evelyn Barklns. Head Kansas farmer who conferred We have nothing to sell but •ervlce. We water at all times. The cost for the aver- . ow she makes her three children hastily with extension agents and V, Of«ARKJs FLETCHER ^ AMStKAN POTASH t CMSMKAl CORfOtATION i iRodney Schroder Friday evening.] RIVERDALE Install a soflener in your home. We own ace family It only 10.00 per month. behave without the advice of psy- then 'called a chcmical company Sirioin Sleik It and we take care of It. All you do is Phone today for details. POTASH COMPANY OP AMStlCA FOR SALE Sow and 7 pigs. Ben j • | chology experts. Read "Why Be A to bring a number of cakes of dry A good farm lease is an impor- Speerstra. Lowell phone 272-F4 j UMTSD STATU POTASH COMPANY Creiaery Bitter Slave to Junior?," in The American ice. The ice was dropped in from tant tool in the farm business say 1 Roth & SHI C«.! c38 SOUTHWEST BOWNE Weekly, one of the three big mag- the top of the silo and the fire farm management specialists at MRS. L. T. ANDERSON 59c Ib. azines with this Sunday's (Nov. 14) POCAHONTAS FOR SALE—80 white leghorn j went out The dry ice or carbon Michigan State college. Tenant, mmm Culilgan Soft Water Service issue of Detroit Sunday Times. pullets, Hannah Strain, ready to I Young and Tender He Ib. dioxide method has also been used landlord and farm benefit form a ) Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDiar- (Phone 9101, Showboat Inn, for 422 E. Washington, Ionia Phone 1378 to fight fires in hay mows. good lease. lay. Mrs. V. L Hunter. R. 2 L|d and Kay spent Sunday delivery. adv Ixiwell Phone Lowell 183-FS aft- at the E. iverson home In Free- ALL BEEF CKfPPBD er 6:80 c28 port. The U. S. Department of Agrl- John h ome 8 wce k 88 FOR SALE—Talman sweet apples L # ^ . The annual copper production In Government workers In Hydera- culture has asked farmers to pro- WR8 ,a d 0 hi8 W r 81 $2 per bushel. Gordon Frost T ' " " ^ Himbirger Dry Beei the United States Is worth more bad get 213 days off every year.'duce a larger pig crop next spring, NEED MORE ROOM IN YOUR OLD HOME? IX)well phone 73-F12. c28-29 Firm Grand Rapids. than 100 million dollars. (Well, maybe they don't have as {The goal calls for 60,000,000 pigs. Mrs. Katherine Gougberty and much government there to work Tuls Is an Increase of 17 percent DRY BASEMENT GIVES EXTRA SPACE WANTED—Full and part-time Miss Margaret were Sunday dinner 39c ib. 2Jc i-lb. pkg. Try a Ledger want ad. W 'over the 194A spring pig crop. sales help during holiday sea- guests last week at the Leon son. Chance for steady employ- Anderson home. ment after first of year. Frank's Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bowman 5c to $1 Store. p28 and family spent Sunday after- Veil Hearlt Mitloi Slew noon with Mr. and Mrs. William $5.00 REWARD—Lost (maybe Leutz of Mollne. jumped Into somebody's car) a Emmett Sheehan, who hasn't 39c Ib. 17e ib. If. black cat with yellow spots. been feeling well the past few Neutered female. Phone Saranac weeks, entered St. Mary's hospital Just right to stuff and bake Young, Tender Mutton 4631 or write Royal Soules, IH Thursday for obsei-vatlon. mile S. E. Saranac on farm We Will Have % Mesdames Zetha and Robert ^Administrator's Sale— route 1. c28 Anderson and daughters and MORRELLS STRICTLY FRESH Mrs. Bernadette Greene of Grand An Aditiinistrator*s sale of the Estate of Jacob Staal, deceased, will be held at the Staal TODAY'S PAYING PRICES Rapids were Sunday afternoon Sliced Bacoi Ends EGGS farm, 3 miles northeast of Lowril, or one mile south of M-91, on County line road< then PER DOZEN FOR EGGS callers of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Several Carloads of Federal-State Grades Anderson and Claire. Vi mile east on Denton Drive, on • ^ , Mr. and Mrs. John Troy called Lnrge, Grade A... 66c on the latter's brother. Emmett 39c Ib. 62e dez. / Medium, Grade A 56c jSheehan and a cousin, Mary Mc- Grade "1" — Sugar Cured Farm Fresh — Kept Freeh Small, Grade A 46c |Carty, at St. Mary's hospital Sun- Large, Grade B._ 56c 'day. Medium, Grade B 51c POCAHONTAS COAL Brown eggs, 2c less j Mrs. Mary Vreeland, son Har ORDER NOW! 'old, and mother Margaret Sllcox try Salt Siie Pork KERGY BROS. ELEVATOR i were Tuesday evening guests at Alto, Michigan the Leon Anderson home. On TURKEY, GEESE, DUCKS OR Prices subject *0 change Wednesday little Maurice Pltsch 39c Ib. CHICKENS FOR YOUR TUESDAY, NOV. 16, '48 was a guest of his grandparents. Commencing at One P. M. Sharp arrive within Don Gllddenjs very busy build- Streak-o-Lean THANKSGIVING
MASSEI-IURK HOME FREEZER OWNERS HORSES IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS,ETC. SALES MID SERVICE Geo. VanderMenlen Let us process your meat for home freeling. Your meat properly Sorrel Gelding, 3 years old F12 International Tractor, good condition the next few days. AUCTIONEER wrapped and cut at a low cost. ,V.V Team of Mares, 8 and 9 years old Nearly new Hardie Sprayer with take off TRACTORS • COMBIIES Riding Pony power Old Sprayer Orand Rapldit Phone 894568 For farm families whose basc- IMPLEMEIIS Saturday. Nov. 13, 1:00 p. m.— mentiess houses are bursting at Hay Loader Hay Rake August Slpma. See last week's the seams, building n watertight 1 SHEEP AND HENS Hay Rope and Fork GENUINE MUSEY-HURIS PUTS Ledger for adv. basement is a practical way of ob- Fertilizer Grain Drill, good condition Tuesday, Nov. 16, 1:00 p. m.— taining much needed room. 42 Lambs, Ewes and Bucks Chicken Coop • * * C.H. Jacob Staal Estate. See large adv. A modem, dry basement pro- About 40 Hens ' • Saturday. Nov. 20, 1:00 p. m.— vides space for a laundry and dry- Quantity of Lumber RUNCIMAN GO. Charles Thompson. See large adv. In? room, fbr a convenient food Lumber Wagon Wagon and Rack storage room, or for that new cold HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Lowell, Michigan storage box. It's a wonderful place Springtooth Drag for children, too. Part of it can be Dining Table with 5 leaves Hand Cultivator made into a recreation or game Buffet 10 Dining Chairs McCormick-Deering Mower We Are Buying room which will save wear and Radio Victrola and Records Manure Spreader Fiii up now tear on the living room furniture WE BUY — and provides a cosy place for Couch Rocker Wash Stand Set Double Work Harness POULTRY the grownups as well. It is a con- Globe Heating Stove _ Iron Kettle venient place for the central heat- CROSS 5ICTION OF CONCRETf Music Cabinet Pedestal Oil Drums IEAI AliMALS AU Kinds of Live Poultry No other boovy-duty trucks bring you equal value in features ing plant Fuel storage in the base- MASONRY BASCMCMT WAUL Davenport and Chair 2 End Tables Some Good Oak Plank ment eliminates those unpleasant while this premium coal Highest Prloes Paid trips to an outside fuel bin. Oak Living Room Table Oak Rocker About 100 Crates TOP PRICE PAID FOR • • • equal savings in ownership Concrete masonry units are well the rest of the fill with dirt from 9x12 Rue 2 Cords of Wood r.dapted for basement walls. The> Lhe excavation and pack it well. Hudson Terntplane Automobile lay up rapidly and make a neat Slope the top of fill away from Innerapring Mattress Link Springs Bergy Bros. Elevator 1937 Studebaker 4.Door Sedan tTIMUUTU HIGHER , There's one sure way to find miles more value. You get all thh—plus a clean wall. house. This helps runoff of rain- Dresser Bedroom Carpet HORSES water. Ford V8 Truck ALTO, MICH Bed Cotton Mattress Dresser •OO PRODUCTION QUICKLY out what makes these Chev- premium that only Chevrolet Advance-Design How to Build a Watertight You can maka the floor water- 3 Pairs of Drapes 18 ft Ladder 9 ft Ladder is available. AND tight and durable by using a single Basement N course of mushy concrete made in 6 Dozen Fruit Cans Small Amount of Straw AND ECONOMICAUY . . . rolet trucks the best In the heavy-duty busi- heavy-duty trucks offer ... 3-WAY THRIFT, Use a good quality block with proportions of 1 sack portland Round Oak and Coal Heater Many other small tools too numerous to cement. 2% cu. ft. of sand, 8 cu. COWS ness. Drive one. Get the "feel" of the wheel for these trucks have TRIPLE economy—/ow sharp, straight edges and comers. Also quantity of smaller household articleo mention If pullets are flow coming too produc- Be certain that they are entirely ft of gravel with about B gal. of wtiter. The floor is generally made Rodgers OKT you'll get the feel of the solid, deep- cost of operation, low cost of upkeep and the dry when placed in the wall. See tion Egg-Lac Pellets at boon and that all joints are well filled with about 4 in. thick. However, in TERMS—Cash. Those desiring terms make arrangements with your bank for credit a rich mortar. Cover the outside poorly drained soils make the floor •ee how production in creates. Egg-Lac down, throuflh-and-through quality, the prime lowest list prices In the entire truck field! of the wall below grade with two about 6 In. thick and nlace in two- Pellets are jnat what you have been courses. Mop the first course, Gail Gellrrt Come and see then in our showroom. coats of Portland cement plaster power and the massive strength that means and then mop it with hot asnhalt which is about 2 in. thick, with hot looking for to give good pullets a better De ktxt Equfcsssnf and *aor Com* Windows optional of airffo cost. The plaster coats and asphalt as- asphalt and cover it with a 1 IONIA 400 HEATING chance. Stop in today and get your Egg- sure watertightness. Where of waterproof roofing felt. Lac Pellet.. ground water is a problem, place over this the second course, LOWC-LL. miCHIGfln take extra precautions to keep the which is about 4 in. thick. walls dry. Place drain tfle around Leakage at the juncture of the Estate ot Jacob Staal, Deceased Valley Meaioii wall and floor can' WE SUPPLY THE NEW and the outside edge of the footings RHP AIR THE OtiD Mo FALL CHEVROLET and connect it to a suitable outMt. a 1-in. wi. fiftHlMIV BERGY BROS. ELEVATOR vvmpmtj Cover the tfle with a 12-inL. layer the floor and Imy liy, Mtrk mi Mar. GALL Ml ALTO, MICHIGAN 508 West M«iii Lowdl, Miohlfam Phone 298 nf gravel er riniBn b*Hwm Grand RapWs Phone 894568 THE LOWKLL LiPOBm, NOT. IL I RfOHT Patron, James R. Stilton, their * of oandy. SHe has been a con- husband and father. tinuous member for 44 years of tho Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Saranac O. E S. Chapter.
TEN LOWISLL orlng her 78th btrthday. The rti- ativea were from Orand Rapida and Heiry F. Dafenport Lowell and vicinity. To Wed Kentucky Girl A wm to YOUR CHUP The Book Forum met at the fn home of Mn C. A. Hall Wedneaday, Nov. 8. Mra George Lundberg re- Cr^/&- * The engagement of MIM Jeanne viewed "Smile Pleaae" by Mildred : MM* CLAOS Freyermuth to Philip H. Schneider, Spurrier Topp. Jr.. son of Mr. and Mra. Philip rfVtircr/ Aflirs Schneider, haa been announcod by Monday Book Club 'met on No- her parenta, Mr. and |fn. Carl vember 8 In the home of Mn. Tom SANTA Cutis LAND 21st Recipe Winner Freyermuth. The wedding haa been Anderson and Mn. R O. Jefferies Mm S poiftiHii i net for December 29, 1M& reviewed 'Our Olfted Son" by SANTA CLAUS, INDIANA Both young people are graduates Dorothy Baker. of Lowell high achool. TJfa bride- Mn. Jay Boelena reviewed Three In the to Make Ready" by Catherine MMMNI AdAnnS by yM aad wHtS IA as < a a • — of the Michigan Bulb Compaay In Turlington at the meeting of the m — ww w wvw^^F Mrs. Garret Averill Orand Rapldi and Mr. Schneider la Book Review Club Monday evening far MM a sophomore at Orand Rapida in the home of Mn. W. J. Smith. Grand Rapids, Michigan Tunlor College. yaw IW. pmr aaly Mt for MM*, and 2828 Union. S. E. The Teachers' Social Club met in wel de NM mt—Mrfy hi Pmwfcw. the Rod and Oun Club's quarters on Mth Bir|hday Party Wedneaday evening for supper and Mra. Mary Stenlck waa pleaaant- a aocial evening. >>'/ 25e ly surprised when her children and I The Ex Libria Club met Tuesday inciwovi #c pr^paia potitig# grandchildren preaented ber with evening In the home of Mn. Rich- tHVWLOm TODAY I two electric light flxtairea and 'ard Lampkln. Mn. Alllaon Roark Orange Chip Cake lamp for her bedroom In honor of gave the review. her 84th birthday, Monday. I Fifteen members of the Iiowell Mra. Sterxlck haa Juat had electri Rebekah Lodge attended the dia- KNI'I firNilntet & 81ft Ship Vi cup grated orange peel city Installed. She alao received JUNE UNDLEY Vi cup shortening ,trlct meeting in Orand Rapida Mon- One Block North of city Hah (from 1 large orange) many birthday carda from rela- Announcement has been made by Vi cup granulated sugar day afternoon and evening, Their WE DELIVER Vi cup brown sugar % cup chopped nutmeata tJves. neighbora and frlenda. .number on the afternoon program, Mr. and Mn. C. F. lindley, of Lowell. Those who came to celebrate her Paducah, Ky., of the engagement Vi teaspoon vanilla 2 cops PURE GOLD Flour ; "Regalia and Ita Purpoae," which birthday Sunday were Mr. and was very effectively preaented, ra- Jand forthcoming marriage of their 2 well beaten eggs Vi teaspoon salt Mra. Ernest Stenick and Linda celved many favorable oommenta. idaughter, June, to Henry Frederick 1 7-oz. package semi-sweet 1 teaspoon soda Lee of Charlott, Mr. and Mra. 'Mrs. Angellne Mulder waa chair- Davenport, of Champaign, HI, son Vergennes Booster Clob chocolate chopped very fine 1 cup sour or buttermilk Merle Miller of Sumner, llr. and man of the committee. Mn. Sarah 'of Mr. and Mrs. Philip L Davenport The Vergennes Boosters' sewing or grated Mrs. John Stenick at •tjaae. Chrouch waa elected district secre- of Lowell. Michigan. club met on ^ctober 28. The HOSPfTAl AND and Charlie and .• AdritD Stenick tary for the ensuing year. The wedding will be an event of following offlcera were elected: Thoroughly cream shortening, sugar and vanilla. Add eggs, of Lowell. the late winter. President, Barbara Howard; secre- SURGICAL BUS PAID The bride-elect was graduated trry and treasurer. Geraldlne Ry- beat thoroughly. Stir in chocolate, orange peel and nut- 7 rb€ 1Wh IndlvMnls sr Fsnlly Orsapa Mi- j ' emendment of the U. 8. from the Tilghman high school, der; reporter, Bernadette Ryder. As Lew as meats. Stir in sifted dry ingredients alternately with sour con,rt,tuUon Paducah. and attended the Unl- Our next meeting will be on milk; mix just until smooth. Pour into waxed paper lined About twenty-five relatives of P^vided for woman $4 .00 A MONTH Mrs. Anna Wittenbach met in her became effecOve In verslty of Alabama She is a mem- November 11 at the Sam Ryder * X PERSON 9 inch square pan. Bake in moderate oven 350* F for 50 home Sunday for a luncheon hon-j1®2®* ber of the Paducah Junior Wom- home. * Ue far Children minutes. Elegant with or without frosting. —^ an's Club. —Bernadette Ryder, reporter Covan Mr. Davenport, a graduate of Lowell high school, received his bachelor of science degree from the Indian Territory was incorporated Univenity of Michigan, where he into Oklahoma when tbat state was was a member of Delta Tau Delta admitted as a state In 1907. ^ LOWELL STRAND TNEkTRE social fraternity. JKe servtdjhree yean in the Navy and Is now em- MOVIES ARE YOUR HOOEST ENTERTAINMENT VALVE ployed as a civil engineer by the Illinois Central Railroad. Keep Sending Us Your Recipes FRIDAY . SATURDAY COMEDY ACTION NOV. lf-18 AIR CONDITIONID CAMPF1RE GIRLS i Rittangsr Insurance Service (Last Week) Rote Biilreoi Lowell. Mich The Nemiya group of seventh grade girls enjoyed a Hallowe'en It Costs You Nothing party with Shirley Thomas and her mother. The house was prettily DANCING decorated with ghosts and goblins. We were sent out on a scavenger Every SitMay lifht You May Be the Big Winner hunt to get several things, some of which were hard to find, Mrs. l Me, Federal Tax 18e Thomas served a lovely lunch of Total IM sandwiches, doughnuts, cider and apples. At our business meeting we voted to send a get well card to any TSiyWtllng Cmpamj member who was 111 more than two days. Wllma Davenport was LOWELL, MICHIGAN appointed news reporter for the next four weeks.
The Camp Fire and Blue Bird leaders met Tuesday at the home Lowell Locala of Mn. David Coons to discuss ADDITIONAL ALTO NEWS Rat Control h plans for a Council Fire. The Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sim peon, A very unusual incident occured latter will be held the first week Peggy and Darold spent Sunday. Continuing Job in December, fts purpose wi| when Dick Falrchild and Lawrence Oct 31 at Nazareth. They called There's scarcely a farm that Isn't be to familiarly the Camp Fire Richardson went to Blodgett hoe- on Slater M. Leboure, the former troubled by rats at some time. But Girls and Blue Birds with the pital to donate blood for Mn. Katherine Troy. Fairchild's mother, Mn, Clinton when you see rats frequently around traditions of such ceremonials and Schwab recently. A Guam native Mn. Tim Couaot writes from the place, you can be sure you're in to acquaint them with the program taking internship there remarked Battle Creek that Mr. Conant. who for trouble. as a whole. The members of each that Dick's akin was tough, and has been seriously ill. is now im- Michigan State college extension ROCKY' group wiV demonstrate to the Dick said he got it in the South proving satisfactorily. apeclallals are urging farmen to othen the activities in which they FOR YEAR ROUND Sea Islands. The intern remarked 1 The Daffodil group of the Blue- continue rat control camf>algns are taking part In earning their that that was his home and in birds enjoyed a welner roast at through the whole year. respective ranks. talking to Lawrence. It waa dis- Fallaaburg Park Saturday evening. If you'll make it hard for the rats Hallowe'en parties were held by covered that Lawrence knew hla The girls also roasted colored to find food, they can be easily several of the groups, and two poisoned or trapped. Feeds should father, as it was hla coconut farm marshmallows before leaving for groups of Camp Fire Girls visited be stored properly and scraps and on Guam that Lawrence had help- home. Attending were Ann Marie the polls as a part of the national garbage kept in retproof containers. ed clear for their camp. He ex- Alexander, Sandra Boxung. Mar- project for 1MS-48. "Make Mine garet Court and Mn. Court, who Ratproof buildings are a good Democracy". pects to return to Guam soon to be measure to keep rats away once BLACK JACK a doctor. It's a small world after helped furnish transportation; Kay Lyn Davidson. Judy rails. Clara you've rid the farm of them. Put- The Neminya Group met Wed- all Friends are glad to know ting metal shields around building Mn. Schwab is better and able to lAnn Hawk. Ruth Ann Hovlnga, nesday with Sylvia Denny and her Christmas Albums Sherry Travis and Margaret Ann supports and protecting sides of Qmsofiary be home. mother. Everyone was sent on a {Wood. Mrs. C. J. Ellis the leader, cribs with metal stripping are two treasure hunt, after which we good steps. Keep scrap lumber piles PA/DERS was assisted by Katherine Hovlnga, had our business meeting and MERRT CHRISTMAS TWA8 THE NIGHT BEFORE away from cribs since they attract Read the Ledger ads. 'a Campflre glrL lovely refreshments were served. Blng Crosby CHRISTMAS rats and provide a shelter for them. Including iced cup cakes which Fred Waring BONO OF CSRI9TMAS spelled "Welcome Camp Fire UNCLE REMUS' STOEBDS ' Girls.1* Fred Waring Sterling Holiday We are proud to have a new CINDERELLA Carol Tlmpson. Edna Beat BOZO AT THE OBOOB This week we plan to go on a (A CkUdreo'a Beader) hike to find pine cones for A CHRISTMAS CAROL The King Who Couldn't (joatTwtt/ Thanksgiving favors. Lionel Barrymore Gene KeUey SUNDAY . MONDAY SUN. MAT 840 P. M. NOV. 14 15 L PICKWICK'S CHRBTMAS RAGGEDY ANN'S SUNNY (Dldteos) SONGS Announcing New Matinee Admlsalon itc IN MEMORIAM Charles Laugh too Frank Luther ... by Famous Evealap, ISc and SSe EARL H. EVANS, PROP. In loving memory of our wife, mother and grandmother. GIFT CERTIFICATES Tekla Carlson, who passed away MARX - Made two yean ago, Nov. 14 IMS. Not gone from memoryr nor from Lay-A-Way An Album Today Love, But to our Esther's home above; Free from all sorrow, care and pain Gabardines Coverts Our loss Is ber eternal gain jWAUACfl (Husband. Children RADIO SERVICE Tweeds POWELL BEERY c28 and Grandchildren. It G. CHROUCH \0Cf° ALL WOOL COATS Tops in Quality and Value CAlMIN MSAKDAj EUZAKIN TAYLOI A winner every time—our t0P coats. Can t be beat for style, comfort, qaality. value or price. Select your new coat here today. All styles, all materials, all colon ... all priced right for your budget TUE&, WED. AND THUB8. COLOM NOV. M-IHS tu Daacsa* G«y. makes the SUITS DAN DAILEY* s AMn ... by Marx-Made Higkgrides From grand pop down to Junior—they all eome to IM for the beet in suits at the lowest price. We "salt" 'em tU .. . with quality, . .. for being so good 'a tasty, so healthy 'a v nutritious. School children ne*d the rich, body- value plus smart styling, perfect fit and ex- ; building noarfchment of milk. Serve YOUR child GeraWL tra comfort. Come in today! rfS Nancy GUILD milk every day. it's a treat. It's healthy. Choriei WINNINGER OarWRUGGlES LOWELL CREAMEBY McMahon & Reynolds Fay BAINTER If. L GRDfWOOD, PROP.