THE WATERVLIET RECORD
VOLUME 57 WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1939 NUMBER 30 Fruit Growers Proprietor of the Dinner Final Summer Coining of Vandenberg Hartford Fair Local Schools Are Ready Protest Against M to Band Concert ToLakeadeNalMonth Will Feature A To Re-open On Tuesday Tax On Apples1lake a,u:8s Life By Hanging OQnq WednesdaWcdncsdflyy ml,atir^as Muchmi,: Attentio"lIU"n gjg Night Show Frank Phillips, Former Watervliet Prominent Republican Leaders of Morning, September 5th Man, Committed Suicide Last State and Nation Will Gather on Indignation Meeting Held at Armory Saturday Evening. Next Wednesday Evening, Aug. 30, September 15 and 16. Elaborate Preparations Being Made: at Benton Harbor Last Friday Will Close Series of Free Band to Entertain Large Evening Crowds, I The body of Frank Phillips, 38, The two-day congress of the Re- Kenneth Shimer Now At Night—Ask to Have Law Repealed. proprietor of the Dinner Bell Inn, Concerts at Hays Park. publican Women's clubs of Michigan, But No Other Features of Annual Two New Faculty Members Fruit growers to the number of near Lawrence, was found hanging to be held at Lakeside Inn, Lakeside, U. S. Naval Hospital from a steam pipe in the washroom, The concluding concert of this , Sept. 15 and 16, gives increasing Show Will be Neglected. Begin Teaching Careers; about 125 held an "indigation" meet- At Portsmouth, N. H. ing at the armory at Benton Harbor by Miss Marion Groth, a waitress at summer season will be given by the promise of developing into a political Hqving jonc qBO established a Book Exchange to Open on Friday evening, August 18th. the inn, at 6:30 o'clock Saturday talr 01 firSt magnilUde r evening. Two customers cut the S AuEusTTmh =' - ' —" asle TtheSlnglay when they voiced their disapproval mng, August 30th, at Hays I aik. It was revealed that not only will fairs in Michigan, the management The Watervliet public schools body down and notified the police at The popular musical contest with the congress be attended by Repub- of the Van Buren county fair at Hart- Kenneth Shimer has been trans- will open Tuesday, September 5, for of the state apple tax of one cent per « frtn llttll V \ > •« 4 « t « . wl 4 1» r-t.. m % * err ed to Paw Paw. Corporal Sylvester Nied- prizes will be continued, the com- I lican "women 1[ea7ers Trom"'alf over, ford'VThis "ye^ to make p , ^e U. S Naval Hospital rfl the 1939-40 school year. During the bushel and voted for the repeal of pPortsmouth, New Hampshire, instead the law by 97 to 10. zielski and Detective Perlette Hinck- munity sing led by Dale Momany, Michigan, numbering upwards of Its night fair equally popular. —iw w™,. vacation period the building has been ley rushed an ambulance to the inn, f.nd a genuine good time, will feature 400, but requests for reservations are — ... , ,. - . . . 4 j of New York as slated in these After the motion to condemn the To that end the fair has invested [ coluIIins ,ast wcek Mr who cleaned and several repairs made. but Phillips was dead. His wife, the evening's entertainment. being received from Illinois, Indiana the money formerly spent for gift Two members of the faculty will lax was made and seconded, R A. 1 in a son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Shi- Mrs. Clarissa Phillips, became hys- In this program the band will en- and other mid-western states from automobiles and other outmoded en-, be starting their teaching work. Buyce of Bangor, a prominent apple terical after the gruesome discovery grower, offered an amendment pro- deavor to present an entirely school those eager to hear the scheduled tertainment in enlarged afternoon and June Peterson of Whitehall, a June and Dr. F. M. Boothby, of Lawrence, program. Pat O'Malley will play a j address Friday, Sept. 15, of Senator evening programs. graduate of Western State Teachers posing that each grower voting on was called to attend her. Justice of the resolution indicate his apple trumpet solo, which will bo his last Arthur H. Vandenberg, of Grand Some of the finest circus acts ob-1 College, will teach seventh grade the Peace Fern Tarbell, serving in public appearance with the band, as Rapids. tainable will be interspersed with English, vocal music and have charge acreage, but the amendment was the capacity of coroner, pronounced voted down. he is going to school in Chicago this, Whether or not the senator will the race program each afternoon, ol the high school glee clubs. Miss the death a suicide and no inquest coming year. He is a member of the make any definite statement regard- while the evening show will be an Peterson has an A. B. degree from The meeting was called to order was held. The act was committed in band who will bo missed now and ing his candidacy for the Republican elaborate production direct from New Western with a major in music and by E Messal of Coloma; R. H. Steinke a fit of despondency. in the future because of his fine | presidential nomination in 1940, at York theatrical circles, a richly cos-, a minor in English. During her senior of Sodus was elected chairman of the The body was removed to the ability. ; the Lakeside conference, is unknown. tumed revue in an elaborate setting.. year al Western State she was pres- session, and James Adams was secre- Zuver and Calvin undertaking par- The baton twirlers will make a j Although Senator Vandenberg has The production, entirely too large ident of the Women's Glee Club and tary. Clyde Smith of Bangor was lors, where funeral services were public appearance with the band Inot committed himself, he is the; for the fair's attraction platform,j played violin in the Women's String the first speaker. He stated that held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. which reminds us of the coming; acknowledged leader of the Repub- will be presented on a special stage Trio. although Michigan is not getting lcans The Rev. Thomas Pollard, pastor of sports season, and the gaiety of the! ' present and Vandenberg- to be erected each night on the race Robert Feather of Berrien Springs very far with apples at the present the Hartford Methodist church, of- football games. ! for-President clubs are increasing in course with a background of several comes to Watervliet to teach science. low prices, he knew of no better way ficiated and burial was made in the ! number. In view of the political de- hundred feet of special scenery and; Mr. Feather Is also a recent graduate to boost sales than through advertis- Keeler cemetery. Rained Off At Chicago Park j velopments, the senator's remarks at lighting effects. of WSTC and has a B. S. degree. He ing. He stated that the apple com- Besides the wife, deceased is sur- The band trip to Riverview Park. I Lakeside will be of national signifi- Colorful as they may be, the en-j has a major in chemistry and minors mission has but one paid member, ; vived by two sons, three daughters Chicago, was both a happy one and cance. tertainment features will not sub-' n physics, biology, and mathematics. the secretary, who is paid out of the is and a step-daughter, Patricia; also also a bit disappointing to the band j ^ reported that among national merge the exhibition departments! Both Miss Peterson and Mr. Feather sale of apple stamps at the rate of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward members. Old Man Weather got out! Republican leaders who have made upon which the reputation of the big: were very good students in college one cent per bushel. He was cor- Phillips, of Hartford, and several his sprinkling wagon just as the bus ""eservations at Lakeside Inn on the fair at Hartford has been builded. and are highly recommended by rected in this statement, a report ( a brothers and sisters. pulled into South Chicago. It con- j ' ^e of Senator Vandenberg's sched- Exhibits, particularly in livestock many members uf the Western fac- states, by citing that each of the broke all records in 1938 and pres- ulty apple commissioners is paid $5.00 per Mr. and Mrs. Phillips and family tinued to rain until a bit after nine Knox, pub- o'clock, and then a clear sky was 'ls"er of The Chicago Daily News ent reservations indicate that still Harold Crocker will be superin- day and mileage while the commis- are former Watervliet residents, and 1 v ce M'sible for the remainder of the eve-l' "^, 'J 1 Presidential candidate in greater high marks will be written tendent of the local school this year sion is in session. it was during their residence on Paw ie las Paw avenue that Mr. Phillips receiv- ning. This resulted in calling off thei |! ^ election in which the Repub- at the 1939 fair to be held from Sep- j alter a term of years as senior high There was considerable argument lcan 8:15 parade. The park commission |' 1 nominee for president, Alf tember 12 to 16. principal. Ralph Smith will move up ed a broken back while assisting his anc n both in favor and against the apple brother on a building at the latter's was very kind in showing the band j n !" of Kansas, was defeated by The exhibit peaks in 1938 forced to senior high principal and teach tax, some believing that something fruit market at Elgin, Illinois. Au- members every courtesy, and giving I' resident Roosevelt. both the state and the fair manage- mathmeties. Robert Kingsley will be must be done to boost the sale of thorities were told that he had fre- them a good time on the rides. I Governor Dickinson, Michigan's ment to increase their appropriations junior high principal in addition to Michigan apples and that advertising quently threatened suicide since his Bandmaster Kingsley gave orders, c^ief executive, is also expect- for 1939 premiums, a total of $5,700 teaching two classes of junior high was the best medium to obtain the injury which occurred about four for everyone to be at the bus at1 Jo attend the women's congress having been set aside for that pur-i history and directing the band. results. It was cited how the apple 15 and vl11 accordin George Hackett, manual arts in- years ago. The family moved from 10:15, but when he arrived no one I ' ) ' g to pres- pose. Added to this are $3,600 in growers on the Pacific coast realize Watervliet to Hartford three years was to be found. Finally, with the | ent.plans' make an address. race purses and $1,000 in special 1 KENNETH SHIMER structor and football coach, will also the value of advertising their apples, ago and last spring leased the Dinner aid of some park officials, all were , — prizes, making a total of $10,300—an do the basketball and baseball work. how the big automobile corporations, The remainder of the staff will Bell Inn. gathered in, and with smile-covered fFri mr . • mr all time high in th e fair's premium m .. ^ , the radio manufacturers and other and purse awards. er of East Watervliet, graduated have the same duties as last year During the summer Mr. Phillips, faces and spirits high they started W flV i\of Jjlake JMeXt fr m th big business institutions depend upon 1 J Space along the fair's two mid- o e Watervliet high school in and includes: Jeanne Helt, senior who was an expert orchard worker, the journey back to Watervliet. Ar- un 19 advertising to boost their sales. had been employed at the fruit farm riving very late, or should be say a ways and in the exhibition buildingo_s ^ e. 38, and in December of that hig„h Englis„ h and Latin; Dorothy One other point brought out at the bit early, Monday morning, the young Sunday A "Go To has already been largely alloted, and year he entered a naval school at Myers, commercial; Mary Hutchins. meeting was that of the poor quality of C. E. Rittase & Son, near Hartford, driving to his work since the family folks enjoyed a complete relaxation both exhibits and concessions have Newport, Rhode Island, where he senior high history; Doris DeHaan, cf apples that some growers offer for Mr. Kingsley said he felt thankful Church Sunday?" been selected to provide clean, remained until May 1st when he was home economics; Maxine Brule, jun- sale on the market, stressing the ne- moved to Lawrence a few weeks ago. rans Previously he served for five years that all were back safe and sound wholesome entertainment. The man- * ^erred to the U. S. Hospital jor high English; Lois Rittase, junior cessity of the packing and offering of agement has refused many applica- Corps School at Portsmouth, Vir- high mathematics; Maurine Lewis, nothing but good apples if the ad- cn the Harry Lurkins farm and was with no casualties. n a at one time manager of a large farm All four churches of Watervliet will tions for space, turning thumbs- 8^ ^ - On August 11th he graduated sixth grade; Mary Devine, fifth vertising program proposed is to be down on questionable attractions. from there with a class of .}<. He grade; Edith Linn, fourth grade; near Jackson. hold services in the morning next was an successful. Sunday, August 27. At St. Joseph's With by far the most elaborate honor student and received Birdie Smith, third grade; Kathryn s n 13 Some growers boasted at the meet- Catholic church the Feast of Calas- programs it has offered in all its . average fi' } standing of 97.82. Fryman, second grade; Hattie Sayles, ing that they had not bought an Busy Week At Plant Of cnctius will be observed, and there history and record breaking exhibits i t^e highest of his class. first grade; and Mary Crocker, kin- rpple stamp although they had mar- will be communion for the young in prospect, fair managers are look- dergarten. keted many thousand bushels of Dog Attacks Girl and ladies of the parish in devotion to ing forward to the largest of the 26 n ril Used Book Exchange apples this year, while others boasted Watervliet Packing Co. the Blessed Virgin. Two masses will fall shows staged in Hartford. ^SOU llOSCS that they would not buy a stamp and be held, one at 7 o'clock and the ! The Watervliet school will conduct dared officers to arrest them when Woman Rushing to Aid other at 11:45 a. m. a Used B^ok Exchange again this they offered the apples for sale on Many Hundred Bushels of Peaches At the Congregational church the year. Patrons wishing to buy or sell the fruit market at Benton Harbor. Being Graded and Packed. Also 11 o'clock service will be in charge used books may do so at the school A brave woman who came to the Rev. Moran Returned To LaborDay, Sept. 4 starting Thursday. aid of a little girl bitten by a dog Some Apples. of the Rev. Ray S. Utterback, pastor o1 the Coloma Congregational church. MASS MEETING IS CALLED was herself bitten at Little Paw Paw Lake Monday afternoon. The dog O. D. Price, of the Watervliet, wh0 will occupy the pulpit in the ab- Watervliet And Coloma Fishermen have ten days remain- FOR BIG FRUIT MARKET Packing Company plant, reports a sence of the regular pastor, the Rev. ! ing in which to pursure their sport was killed. busy week at the plant on West Elm Mrs. Lillian Ferguson, vacationing J. D. Perrin. Special music will be 1 r Plymouth Guild Will street, with several hundred bushels provided by the choir. at Fern Beach, saw the wire-haired of peaches being dusted, graded and Free Methodist Churches SaSf Troit tes„ap- Fruit Growers, Fruit Buyers and terrior of Jack O'Keefe, Chicago, At the Methodist church the Rev. ped shut for this year, with some Business Men Requested to Attend with its teeth buried in the leg of packed each day for the market and E j Snyder, pastor of the Riverside exceptions, by midnight on Labor Sponsor Next Monday disposed of to truckers. Also some Methodist church, will give the 11 Meeting Next Saturday Morning little Marcella Peacher, nine years The Rev. Ellsworth J. Moran and ^ which is Monday, September 4^ old. apples are being handled, but with | o'clock sermon and Mrs. Norma Rice family returned Monday from Spring j, trout streams and trout Posters have been issued and dis- She ran in, cradled the dog's head low prices prevailing not so many will be soloist. Rev. Snyder was at Arbor, where they were in attend- laJces will be dosed to all fishing Night's Movie at Ritz tributed calling for a mass meeting are taken into the plant. This week local church last Sunday morning after Labor Da Cerlam in a vise-like grip of her arms, pried ance at the 75th annual conference 4 > - f . 1°^ of fruit growers, fruit buyers and has been the peak week in the: ancj gave a very fine sermon on the Th its jaws open to release the child. of Free Methodist churches which nnin^ liThine r e Plymouth Guild of the Con- business men at the fruit market at handling of peaches but there will t0pic -pathways to God." Miss Lois Before she could free herself, she opened on Wednesday, August 16. fu® v^r fnr •hP tnkir.P nf Rregational church is sponsoring the Benton Harbor next Saturday. The now be a lull in operations for a few Duoomnoolittle sansangg a speciall numbernumoer.. Re«ev gunday night with the Ihroughout the year for t^^^ _ was bitten deeply on the hand. Both days until late Elberta peaches ripen. iind closed at the Rilz Theatre nexl Mon call for the meeting reads as follows: of the child's legs were badly chew- Snyder 's occnpying the piiipit dur- reading of appointments. Watervliet ^VSwhhTngTtaow "W- POP"'" film "Attention, Fruit Growers—If you which will probably be in anothei ed, and she could not walk Tuesday. ing the absence of the regular pastor, attractl n M 1 rf week. and Coloiha friends are particularly designated waters in any section ° -' i "' Conquest, feat- are interested in creating an act that Walter Peacher of Hammond, Ind., the Rev. T. O. Lee, who is enjoying pleased that Rev. Moran and family will establish a better demand and a vacation. should consult the conservation of- }irinR Rlchdrd 1?!x; Uil1 . father of the child, came out of their are to remain here as they have Thls )lcturc whlch comes to the price for your fruit, don't fail to at- cottage and choked the dog until it At the Free Methodist church the gained a wide acquaintance during ficials located there ,ocal sciccI n - tend a mass meeting to be held at the Rev. E. J. Moran, who has been re- It will be illegal to take brooks. highly recommended, is was unconscious, then severed the the two years that he has been pastor brown and rainbow trout after Sep- a o the historic southwest Benton Harbor Fruit Market on head from the dog's body with one South Haven Peach Fete turned to the local church by the re- of the two churches and have legion Saturday, August 26, at 10:00 o'clock blow of an axe. Dr. W. E. Davis, cent annual conference, will preach of friends both in and outside the tember 4, except that rainbow or nl a. m. steelhead trout may be taken in the Besides Richard Dix, Joan Benton Harbor veterinarian, is send- his first sermon of the new confer- church. Fontaine, Edward Ellis and Gail "Attention Business Men, Also ence year Sunday morning at 11 Soo Rapids of the St. Mary's river in n , . . ... , . . . , , ing the dog's head to Ann Arbor for To Lure Many Visitors Rev. Moran came here from Kal- outsla tl n,< roles Fruit Buyers—Your presence at the a rabies test. o'clock. amazoo and has had a very successful Chippewa county, until September " ' same meeting is wanted; the welfare in the picture. This same dog also bit a 19-year- So why not make next Sunday a pastorate the past two years. He says 15. The Guild's share of Monday of the fruit growers is your business SOUTH HAVEN, Aug. 23—A com- special "Go To Church Sunday" and Further exceptions to the Labor old girl resorter at the lake last Sat- bination of orchards laden with fruit that he is pleased to be returned to right's proceeds will be used toward and your support is needed. Please urday. At that time, O'Keefe was Lttend the church of your choice.? the charge for another year as he Day closing on rainbow trout are come." and a city in festive attire to cele- ^rtain waters mainlv connected wilf. the Congregational church warned to keep the dog chained and i; d 3 brate the harvest will lure many likes the two towns and the people or adjacent to Lake Michigan in thei " record crowd is anticipated, under observation. The dog's owner visitors to this beautiful resort city very much. said the animal escaped by breaking Plans were made at the conference northern part of the Lower Penin- August 31 to September 3, for the sula. In this area rainbow or steel- its chain. The Peacher child was annual Peach Festival. New Books Purchased for a district meeting to be held in Paw Paw Lake Lots playing in its own yard when attack- Watervliet from September 14 to 17. hfead runs will be a big drawing card ed. Floral parades, kiddies' parades during the fall. Waters open to Michigan Takes fireworks, will be on the program to rainbow anglers, until Novembei5 15. entertain the visitors. The Coast For Watervliet Library are as follows: To Be Sold At Auction Guard Cutter Escanaba will be in In Muskegon county, the Muskegon Four Places In Horse-Pulling Contest port during the festival and will be The following new books were Watervliet Paper Co. and White rivers and Muskegon and Big Sale of Wil-O-Paw Islands Sub- open for inspection. placed in the renting section of the White Lakes; in Oceana county. | Conducted tours through the Watervliet Public Library the past White river below Hesperia dam. and Music Festival division Will be Held September famous peach orchards of the region week: Plans Labor Day Picnic Pentwater and Stoney lakes; in Me- 2, 3 and 4. Feature of Cass Fair will be another of the big attractions. "Honeyball Farm," Ethel M. Dell; r„taH^dr N^e0pn»^tiCH ™USke" Michigan entrants won four places The biggest sale of Paw Paw LaMb Religious services will be held in "Juice of the Pomegranate," Ethel M. local churches on Sunday morning, property that has ever taken place Wednesday Will Be School Day at the Dell; "The Brandons," Angela Thir- Plans for the annual Labor Day Mason county, Pere Marquette river a8 d Musk-al^Fc^vaf la's? in the history of the lake is schedul- Cast County Fair Sept. 3, for citizens of all denomina- kell; "Death in the Back Seat," Dor- picnic, sponsored by the Watervliet below Indian bridge (Sec. 23 T18N, A, " w , f. Festival last ed for Saturday, Sunday and Mon- tions and the community is urged to othy Cameron Disney; "The Rains Paper Company for its several hun- Two new sets of harness will be participate in the religious cere- rankine am mg adult b: ds day, September 2, 3 and 4, when Came," Louis Bromfield; "Ramona," dred empoyees and their families, ritrbeZVXtw^i^eT^ r™ ll dn 30 ' '" forty-three choice lots in Klotter's *1?" ^'l!" monies. Several of the churches are Helen Hunt Jackson; "On the Dodge," are about completed, and the affair 35 and 36. T18N. R16W), and Pere i;'. ' Payors went to the planning special services in connec- Wm. McLeod Raine; "One to Every will be held again this year at Hays Marquette Lake. St Joseph municipal organization. Wil-O-Paw Islands subdivision w.H ^VthT Casl cLnty F^r Cas- The Buchara h h sctl001 3 tion with the festival observance. Man," Fanny Heaslip Lea; "Ranch- In Manistee county, Arcadia, Man- " 'S b ™ be sold at auction. sopolis, Sept. 5-9. The contest is open The sale will be conducted by ero," Stewart Edward White. be a program o^sjortfin^thfaft^r- istee and Portage Lakes TnTManls- TuvlnTK'^liVwcr 'Sr'ao" ptoyer^ to any Cass county farm team. Pull- Two books, "Bambi," by Felix Paul F. Bockelman, an experienced ing will be done on a stone boat on class"' and Bci!ton Harbor, third real estate auctioneer. The property J!'® 1o' Mr. and Mrs. F. Pfansleihl Salten, and "The Wizard of Oz," by, be dancing rat tr^dS Pal istee river below US-i31; in Benzie to be sold includes some of the finest, tn pn^ thpfr L. Frank Baum, were purchased for vilion. county, the Round. Platte. Bronson, i players. Lower Herring. Lake Ann and Bet- building sites on the lake. Every f^ ° TZ.il Z the children's section. ! George Walbridge of Benton Har- lot will have beach and boat Priv- S't0 To Sponsor Bicycle Races The library is open to the public i x* >« .i .. sie lakes; in Cheboygan county. Mul- every Tuesday and Saturday after- ^-'la * ime Metnoaist let and Burt lakes. Indian and Crook- bor tied with Jack Brown. Chicago, lor second place in a contest for There are six islands in the Wil-O-, Al Their Home This P. M. noon from 2 to 5 o'clock. ed and the Sturgeon river below senior boy baton twirlers. Camp Meeting Will Wolverine dam; in Emmet county. Paw subdivision, with two miles of ^ ' tlp thnt fwp fhat Joyce Ann Thomas, 11-year-old artistically designed lagoons all f,?' _ Tho ^hnu Close Sunday, Aug. 27 Crooked and Pickerel lakes and h r Girls and Boys of Paw Paw Lake, Watervliet Flower Crooked river; in Charlevoix county, daughte^ r , oTuf - Mr•. . and Mrs- rs\. uaipRalpnh connected and within a short dis- . 4 be entered. The show u 1 Clty tance of the big lake. This property Is.
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Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., August 25, 1939 Watervliet Record, Watervliet^ Mich., August 25, 1939 FARRELL PITCHES CANNON AT THE Can't Enforce New PURCHASE OF TOMATOES HOME-COMING JUBILEE Aged South Haven Lady Dies Oil Well Brought In On Wescott PAW PAW LAKE NEWS A TWO-HIT GAME BA1NBR1DGE NEWS WATERVLIET CITY Parallel Parking Law Farm AND EARLY APPLES FOR AND GLADIOLUS FESTIVAL SOUTH COVERT NEWSFunera l services were held in AGAINST HARTFORD PARK IS MOUNTED AT THE THEATRES Two Kalamazoo Men A new wildcat oil well was brought Visitors at the Myron Nichols home RELIEFERS CONTEMPLATED AT OVID SEPT. 1, 2 AND 3 South Haven Sunday for Mrs. Nor- Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Lind, of Enforcement of the new paralled in the latter part of last week on the Chicago, are spending their honey- this week were: Rev. and Mrs. CERTIFIED FOOD STORE IN AND AROUND THE ELMS man Kinney, 81, who died at her Charles Ashman and Charles, Jr., and parking law In all municipalities William Wescott farm, three-fourths moon at Atlasta cottage, Beechwood Dick Farrell had a field day all by One Rock Used in Mounting Weighs JACKIE COOPER STARS Killed In Airplane (Mrs. G. H. Kelly, Correspondent) home there after an illness of sev- Mrs. Alice Brown, of Whittier, Cali- was termed Impossible this week by LANSING—At the suggestion of Ovid is staging its Home-Coming of a mile west of McDonald in Ban- Point. himself last Sunday and beat Hart- fornia, who are on their way to the 2870 Pounds; Other Large Stones State Police Commissioner Oscar G IN "STREETS OF NEW YORK" Monday resembled a September eral months. Mrs. Kinney was born QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES Agricultural Commissioner Elmer A. Jubilee on September 1, 2 and 3.j gor township. The well v/as brought Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Stietz and son, ford almost single-handed. He al- Brethren Conference at the Winona Have History No Doubt Olander and State Highway Commis- These gala events bring thousands of, day and reminded us all that fall is in South Haven January 23, 1858, and I Phil, of Evanston, Illinois, are enjoy- lowed only two hits and walked two, TWO DAYS AT THE RITZ Beamer, the Federal Surplus Com- Crash Near That City Lake assembly ground; Mrs. Conrad sioner Murray D. Van Wagoner. modities Corporation is investigating visitors to the village each year. High fast approaching. had spent her entire lifetime there, i in at a depth of 1,049 feet and is west ing a vacation at the Page cottage while two men reached base on Sandy from South Gate, California: Trophies of war should be as of The act, which becomes effective Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stuckum of She is survived by the husband and and south of the Jackson extension. lessons to further peace. Not of super the need in Michigan for the pur- class street and vaudeville stunts, j at Fairview Beach. They expect to errors, both misplays resulting in a Rev. and Mrs. Robert Ashman and September 29, has resulted In pro- C. W. (Mickey) McNiel balloon ascensions, airplanes, music; Galesburg spent Sunday at the home two daughters, Mrs, Pauline Struble The well was estimated at a capacity run. At one time Dick retired 20 type, yet the cannon which has re- Friday and Saturday, Sept. 1 and 2, chase of tomatoes and early apples remain until Labor Day. daughter, Joyce, and Marian Miller, tests from municipal officials who for distribution through welfare Returning home from a mission of by the Industrial School and F. F. A. of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. of South Haven, and Mrs. Oscar' of 450 barrels a day. It was brought Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Stevens of Fair- batters in succession, besides getting of Peru, Ind.; Leonard Brown, Lenna cently been mounted in our City claim parking space In business dis- Are Double Feature Nights. bands, sports, etc., provide a contin-, John Stuckum. Johnson, of Chicago. in by Leonard Blood, contractor. view Beach took Mr. and Mrs. Sheply two singles and two doubles, driving Park portrays a once very formable Phone 43 Watervliet, Mich. We Deliver Free channels for the support of the mar- mercy, David H. Ames, 31, of West Myrl Brown, Mrs. Mary Brown and tricts would be reduced, the commis- A double feature is on the bill ket of these two commodities. Ac- Lake, near Kalamazoo, and Harry uous free program. Five rides in-1 Joseph Benetti, his stepdaughter. and son. Steven, to Detroit last week in three runs—enough to win the Ruth Brown, of Evanston, 111; Mr. weapon of destruction, weighing sion said. Mrs. Mayme Purpura, and son Ray- nearly 4 tons, the overall length be- Wednesday and Thursday, August cording to the Ag Department head, Bulson, 31, of 228 West Walnut street. eluding merry-go-round, F e r r i s | where they took a boat to Buffalo, game. and Mrs. Leavitt Brown and Mrs. It provides that automobiles must 30-31, at the Watervliet Ritz Thea- Kalamazoo, color photographer for wheel, loop-a-plane, chair plane, and | mond, and two friends motored over then on to Harrisburg, Pa. Mrs. ing 25 feet, It was once equipped the price of apples and tomatoes is Watervliet's other four runs were Harold Brown, of Niles, Mich.; Mr. be parked with right wheels parallel tre. Jackie Cooper, the immortal at such a low level, with production the Crescent Engraving Company, kiddies' auto ride are among the from Chicago last Saturday to the Sheifly is the former Miss Jean the result of walks and sacrifice flys and Mrs. Reuben Nichols and son. to send a 4.7 projectile 13 miles. to and not more than 12 Inches from home of the former to look after the The original cost of this weapon of hero of all boys, portrays the part at such a high peak that federal were instantly killed Saturday eve- concessions now booked. Stevens of Evanston, 111. by Knapp and Thar. Myron, of Croswell, Mich.; Mrs. Milo curbs on trunklines within munici- COOLING FOODS of a boy in the slums whose model purchases might prevent the grow- ning when the plane Ames was pilot- interests of a well which was being Mr. and Mrs. "Pat" Page. Jr., of former warfare must have run Into palities. At the same time this village is Hartford AB R H O A E Decker and son, Arnold, of Sister is Abraham Lincoln. Supported by ers from taking further losses. ing crashed in fog on the C. H. Dox- celebrating its silver anniversary of put down by Mr. Sanders of Covert. Five Days Chicago, visited at the H. O. Page Cade, rf. 1 0 0 0 0 0 Lakes; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Larson thousands of dollars. If It ever Emery Crawford came from Gales- home on Sherwood's Bay over the served Its original purpose we do not Martin Spellman and Dick Purceli Recent records of the Federal Sur- ly farm, about five miles southwest gladioli culture. Over 145 acres of Cook, 2b. 2 0 0 1 2 1 and son, Kenneth, of Niles; Mrs. Rob- "Streets of New York" will be a plus Commodities Corporation dis- of Carpenter's Corners. burg on Sunday and took his grand- HARTFORD know. Yet, today, as It Is partially Chicken thieves took nearly 150 these gorgeous flowers will be in week-end. Lyons, lb. 3 118 0 0 ert Schoenfelder, of Stevensville; For Hot Days grand picture to see. Feature No. 2 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crawford, Stanley Monroe received a post concealed by a breastwork of rocks, chickens from Joe Pitcher's chicken close that the federal agency has ex- The plane, a $11,000 four-passenger bloom—many of these are the result MICHIGAN Nights! Sukash, 3b. 4 0 0 0 1 0 Mrs. Alvin Kpaak, of St. Joseph, and has a plot which will keep you pended over $3,500,000 in Michigan (f the breeding genius of expert tc visit their son, Floyd, and the for- card last week from Arthur Cavey, Mrs. Nida Eldred, of Chicago. Mr. weighing well over a ton each. It house one night during the recent Stinson Reliant, owned by James A. mer's father, at the New Borgess hos- Conway, If. 4 0 0 4 0 0 epidemic of poultry stealing. guessing whether there is a real since 1933, over $1,230,000 of which Wilson, of the Crescent Engraving hybridists who have managed these well known Beechwood Point sum- Myers, cf. 4 0 4 1 1 0 and Mrs. Nichols celebrated their presents a very formable appearance. pital in Kalamazoo. They report murder, or if the scare-heada in- was spent during 1938. Records dis- Company, first struck the ground in farms for 25 years. All colors of Invites Its Neighbors to Attend the mer resident, who is in Ontario, L. Olds, c. 4 119 0 0 20th wedding anniversary. One of these rocks, by the way, that at present Mr. Crawford is com- Canada, on a fishing trip. He reports which Is located In the northwest These Specials for Two Big Days tended to throw life into a small close that other than for the pur- a vineyard on the Doxly farm about the rainbow will be found in these Rice, ss. 3 0 0 0 0 1 Miss Florine Weber, of Benton town newspaper are designed to keep chase of beans, totalling $464,320,000, ing along all right, having passed the a fine lime. part of the setting, weighs 2870 lbs. 40 rods from the barn. At this point fields and in the small flower gar- B. Olds, p. 3 0 0 0 2 2 Harbor, who just returned from Cali- interest in the love affair between the large portion of the expenditures dens of home-owners and civic or- crisis. 26th ANNUAL 0 0 110 and was taken from a ditch In the one wing was sheared off. The plane Mr. and Mrs. George Cole of Ben- Morris, 2b.-rf. __ 3 fornia, was a guest at the Myron Lewis Addition 14 feet below the sur- Wm. Lundigan and Jay Hodges, who were made on farmer's markets apparently bounced into the air af- ganizations. This Gladiolus Festival WATERVLIET GARDEN CLUB Nichols home Monday. play the leads in "Thev Asked For throughout the state, seeking to —like the Home-Coming attraction- ton Harbor were recent callers at the 31 2 2 24 7 4 face of the ground. Years ago this Trucking Friday and Saturday, August 25th & 26th ter the first contact and after tearing home of the former's sister, Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Marsh, of would have been quite an under- It." maintain price levels of fruit and across a half dozen rows of grape is absolutely free. Mrs. Milham and Mrs. Mae Bishop vegetables Wm. Crawford. Watervliet AB R H O A E Vicksburg, visited at the home of taking, but today with our modern Of AU Kinds Feature No. 1 on the program for vines, crashed to eartli again and Ovid is located east of St. Johns Eddie Heffner of Sodus spent Sat- VAN BUREN COUNTY FAIR were hostesses to the members of Pumfrey, rf. 3 1 0 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. George Kniebes last methods, Sheldon Bridges appears on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 1-2, is The federal agency will investigate burst into flames. Ames was thrown in Clinton county. conditions in the state and if it finds urday at the home of his parents, the Watervliet Civic Garden Club at Thar, cf. 0 0 0 0 0 0 Monday. the scene with his salvage crane and MOVING BORDEN'S AMERICAN CHEESE, 2 lb. box .. 43$ "For Love or Money." It's a picture clear of the plane and virtually every Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Heffner. SEPTEMBER 12 to 16, 1939 the home of the former Wednesday Krieger. ss. 3 10 10 0 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mitchell and the job is simple. In fact, the stones you'll enjoy, as there is hardly a dull need of its activity will formulate bone in his body was broken. The HAULING some plan, probably similar to Mr. and Mrs. Zell Kelly of Benton afternoon. Mrs. Fizzell, president, Leversee, 2b. 3 12 2 11 baby, of Denver, Colorado, are visit- In this mounting were hoisted and SUGAR, 10 lb. cloth sack 49$ moment in this rather diverting bodies of both men were mutilated GOV. DICKINSON FIRST Harbor visited on Sunday at the called the meeting to order; Mrs. An- Woodward, If. -.321000 ing Mrs. Mitchell's parents, Mr. and placed as pebbles In their setting. GRAVEL comedy. Feature No. 2 is "Silver on the farmer's markets program of last and crushed beyond recognition. The SHORT RIBS OF BEEF, lb 9$ year, for the purchase of tomatoes GOVERNOR IN YEARS TO home of their uncle, G. H. Kelly. STAGE AND CIRCUS ACTS na Schwartz read an interesting ar- Pobuda. lb. 4 0 1 10 0 1 Mrs. Otto Mosher. Credit Is due, not to one, but to the Sage," with that favorite of ev- point where the plane crashed was SAND and apples. The FSCC is maintain- TAKE OUT FISHING LICENSE Some of the people of this com- ticle on "Knowing Something About Farrell. p. 5 1 4 0 4 0 More than fifty from here attend- many of our local citizens for this END CUT PORK CHOPS, lb 17$ eryone, "Hopalong" Cassidy. Sup- rolling ground. munity were surprised to learn of IMMENSE EXHIBITS-CLEAN AMUSEMENTS House Plants." and Mrs. J. H. Lever- Bullard. c. 5 1 1 14 1 1 ed the services at Riverside camp- monument of warfare, which should CINDERS porting him are his two standbys, ing an office in this state at the pres- - ent time, purchasing dry beans. The men were returning to Kal- the marriage of C. F. Reams and Mrs. ton read a paper on "Solving the Knapp. 3b. 4 0 0 0 2 1 meeting last Sunday. depict the necessity of peace. The GROUND BEEF, 2 lbs 29$ Russell Hayden and George "Gabby ' LANSING, Aug. 23—A fishing li- Elsie Wilcox on August 12th, but to Great Lupine Mystery." These two Brooks, cf.-rf. __30000ty amazoo from Eau Claire, Wis., where- The friends and acquaintances of American Legion, we understand, Prompt and Courteous BEEF POT ROAST, lb 19$ Hays. Ames had piloted Mr. and Mrs. Mar- cense receipt bearing the name of others it was no surprise. They are papers were followed by a discussion Mrs. Geraldine Rose Richmond were were the prime movers, but were Luren D. Dickinson is on file with now at the C. F. Reams home. The Greatest Night Fair in Michigan After the business session the host- 33 7 9 27 8 4 Service MANY PEOPLE INJURED IN vin Mains to visit their son, Martin, saddened by her sudden and unex- somewhat delayed for reasons un- SUGAR CURED BACON SQUARES, lb 9$ Friday and and Saturday, August 9, who was seriously ill in a hospital the Michigan department of con- esses served dainty refreshments dur- Score by Innings: R H E pected death Tuesday evening, Au- known, when Scuyler Lavely entered WEEK-END ACCIDENTS servation—the first for a governor ing the social hour. Mrs. Keasey will — Prices Reasonable — 25th and 26th, "Renegade Trail" and following an appendicitis operation Hartford 000 000 011—2 2 4 gust 13th, at her home, 344 Colby the scene and presto, the cannon was BANANAS; 3 lbs. for 17$ on Friday night. Bulson had accom- in a number of years. act as hostess to the members of the Watervliet 300 200 20x—7 9 4 avenue, Benton Harbor. She spent here. "Women in the Wind." Conservation officials are not cer- Be sure to see "Man of Conquest" $10,300 in Premiums and Purses club at the next meeting on Sept. 13. HEAD LETTUCE, 2 for 15$ Traffic over the trunkline high- panied them and visited his mother Next Sunday Kritts' Grovery, the most of her girlhood days in this Co-operation has prevailed, how- Avery Draime who was at Eau Claire. tain what governor last took out a at the Ritz Theatre Monday night. at her new home on Sutherland ave. vicinity with her grief-stricken foster ever, and Our Cannon how has a NEW HOME GROWN POTATOES, peck ... 19$ Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, ways and in fact over all the high- license. Only three in the past two Mesdames Eppel and Peer will be in team that lost to the locals when Phone 121 Watervliet August 27, 28, 29—"Man of Con- ways of Berrien county was unusual- Ames had been a pilot for ten Vou will like it. OPENING SEPT. It they played here July 2, will be here parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kibler justifiable setting In our City Park. years and Kalamazoo pilots and offi- decades were known as enthusiastic charge of the program. Funeral services were held last Fri- quest." ly heavy last Sunday. There were 11 fishermen or hunters. REPORTER. again at Hays Park. Daisy or Nich- — Wm. H. RAY. deaths in Michigan as the result of cials declared that he was an expert INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF DAREDEVILS and DAY NIGHT ols, both local boys, will pitch for day afternoon at the Florin funeral pilot and held a transport license And so far as records are con- home, Benton Harbor. Rev. G. Ra- automobile accidents, but none in this cerned one would have to dig thru It is easy to deceive one's sell Benton Harbor. county, although a number of peo- and instructor's license and had 15 GREATEST THRILLERS "Thank-You Cards—100 cards and duchel officiated. TOMATOES, Toppy Red-Ripe, 3 No. 2 cans 25$ THREE FINE PICTURES ARE the stubs of licenses—now about without perceiving it, as it is diffi- envelopes for $1.50 at this office. ple were injured. taught many Kalamazoo persons to cult to deceive others without their fly. He was the son of Mrs. Helen ihree-quarter million a year—to GRAPEFRUIT, Suniclub Florida, 2 No. 2 cans 17$ COMING TO LOMA THEATRE In a collision of two cars near learn prcciscly which chief executive finding it out.—La Rochefoucauld. Union Pier, Harriet Lueben sustained Ames, former owner of ^mes Resort Death of Mrs. Anna Cingros ZION EVANGELICAL CHURCH West"Lake!" Fbaby "daughtw wVe tousht what type of fishing permit. (Balnbridge) DILL PICKLES, Toppy Crisp-Tasty, quart jar 14$ a dislocated hip and severe cuts and M,chlea n law n Next Week's Attractions Include her sister, Martha, received a frac- born to Mr. and Mrs. Ames on Aug- , , S Provision Occurred Sunday Evening Rev. G. Raduchel, Pastor. ust 3 for any type of "free" resident 'Invitation to Happiness," "Daugh- tured skull; their father, William " . „ , . . „ , fishing license—no matter the po- Sunday, August 27—The sermon Lueben, who was driving the car RITZ THEATRE ters Courageous" and "The Mag* The deaths of Ames and Bulson sit|on 0f person, officials ex- Remains Were Taken to Chicago theme at 10:45 a. m. Is "Marks of a was slightly injured. He was arrest- brought to nine the total number of plained Th hold the inion that WATERVLIET, MICH Christian." Text, I John 3:19-24. nificent Fraud" Where Funeral Was Held On Boston Store DINTY MOORE'S FAMOUS FOODS ed on a charge of felonous assault airplane fatalities in Kalamazoo the fees here are low.cost enough to ANGELUS OUR PATRONS' COMFORT Sunday school session at 9:45 a. m.; with an automobile. county in the past'13 years. Wednesday. "Invitation to Happiness," to be be well within reach of any person. COMES FIRST Walter Krugman, superintendent. Leora Geisler, Proprietor BEEF STEW, 24 oz. tin 17$ shown at the Loma Theatre Sunday Miss Elsie Totzke of Bridgman They point to the trend of increased (From The Coloma Courier) Young people's meeting at 7:30 p. was injured in an accident when she Easy to Serve—A meal in every can and Monday, August 27 and 28, co- Waltt# Scott Fond of Books fishing done in the state as evidence m., which will be followed by a re- stars Irene Dunn and Fred MacMur- swerved her car to avoid striking a of the public acceptance of the low- The death of Mrs. Anna Shoube port given by delegates to Riverside Phone 12 Watervliet, Mich. man walking along the highway and Sir Walter Scott was very fond of Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Cingros occurred on Sunday, August SPAGHETTI and MEAT BALLS, 24 oz. tin .. 17$ ray, with Irene cast as a society girl fee plan. camp meeting. Bible study will be and Fred as a prize fighter. The her car struck another. Twelve peo- his books. He accumulated a col- milRSHmflLLOUIS AUGUST 27, 28, 29 20, 1939, following several months omitted because of it. ple were injured in a wreck on US-31 lection which filled shelves from illness. Mrs. Cingros was stricken CORNED BEEF and CABBAGE, 24 oz. tin ... 23$ story concerns the efforts of a couple Prayer meeting every Tuesday lo be happy despite the fact that they near Niles. floor to ceiling on four walls of his Coloma Man Married In July last October and since last December night at 8:00. library. His greatest trouble, says she had been cared for at the home are constantly separated, because the c FOOD STORES Let all Sunday school scholars and husband wants to become the world's the Boston Globe, was his friends Mr. and Mrs. William L. Fuller of of her daughter and family, Mr. and teachers be In their places again on who liked books, too. Finally he Benton Harbor announce the mar- Mrs. Edward Bland of Coloma, and ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZABCDEF champion heavyweight boxer. Their ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR 1-lb. Cello. Bag Sunday, August 27, after a two Sun-j HEARING CLAIMS called in a carpenter to solve the riage of their daughter, Eleanor Lor- 10 MILK, Simon's, Rich and Creamy, 4 tall cans .. 23$ problem is further complicated when others of her family. She came to days' church close-up. I difficulty. Thereafter visitors to the .raine- to A1|en A- Umphrey of Co- Coloma with her husband in 1916 they have a son who grows up to hate State of Michigan, A SUBiSFDR B1SQU1CK, For Perfect Biscuits, 40 oz. pkg. 31$ his father because of his continued library found a pile of neatly fin- i, Unrghrey. The and Mr. Cingros passed away fifteen The Probate Court for the County HORMEL'S can years ago. Five daughters and three JELLO, 6 Extra Rich Fruit Flavors, 3 pkgs. .. 14$ absence. This picture is sure to ished blocks of wood, simulating r f nf ^ ^n' TOM FISH FLAKES 10c sons mourn her demise. They are Congress Of Daredevils lank as one of the best dramas of of Berrien. boo.s Whon a friend borrowed f ™ Um" ^VBUJ^C SPRY, 1 lb. can 19$; 3 lb. can 51$ the season. At a session of said Court, held at book from the Scott shelves, the Mb. Mrs. Lillian Bland, Mrs. Bessie At Hartford Fair On the Probate Office in the City of phrey is connected with a tree surg- RED CIRCLE COFFEE 2 bags 35c Hirsch, Edward and Albert Cingros VEGETABLE SHORTENING All of the charm, all of the humor author of the Waverly novels would ery firm. SPAN Opening Day, Sept. 12 all of the pathos, all of the simple, St. Joseph in said County, on the pick up a block of wood, set it in the MIRACLE MEAT of Coloma, Joseph Cingros and Mrs. SHRIMP, Simon's Fancy Jumbo, No. 1 can ... 16$ 16th day of August A. D. 1939. 14-oz. human and folksy quality of last vacant place on the shelf and tack 12-oz. can Anna Bennett of Indianapolis, Ind., Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, c DOLE PINEAPPLE 10c Mrs. Sylvia Coops of Berwyn, 111., year's memorable "Four Daughters' on a neat card inscribed with the Packed with many new automobile DEVILED HAM, Underwood, per can 14$ Judge of Probate. can AUCITCC MEL-O-BIT 9 MAN. of turbulent action and Mrs. Helen Henney of Chicago; has been recaptured in the picture, title of the book, name of bon^/er For Rent and For Sale signs at 27 -Ib. and motorcycle thrill stunts never i VllLCOC AMERICAN OR BRICK L 1 MUSHROOMS, 4 oz. tin 18$ "Daughters Courageous," which will In the Matter of the Estate of and date borrowed The Record office—10c each. loaf 39c there are also five grandchildren before shown anywhere, B. Ward Otto Schreiber, Deceased. and one great grandchild. The re- Children really go for these Excelsa Pieces and Stems be shown on Tuesday and Wednes- WOMAN of loving inspiration Beam's International Congress of day, August 29 and 30. Every mem- It appearing to the Court that the Mb. mains were taken to Chicago on Daredevils will present their 15 SPAGHETTI, 3 jumbo cans 25$ time for presentation of the claims can 5c Monday and funeral services were smart little shoes. Their growing ber of the original cast has a role of The 1939 grape crop of Michigan , Want ads cover and discover a CRISCO ANN PAGE DEANS "greatest motor thrills on earth," at| Simon's Keady-to-Serve equal importance in the new picture. against said estate should be limited TOGETHER - Unconq uerdble! held in that city on Wednesday. the Van Buren County fair, Hartford, j is estimated at 59,900 tons. multitude of needs. I-lb. can 19c doz. 1 feet need the correctly comfort- The four daughters are; Priscilla, and that a time and place be ap- Tuesday afternoon and night only, SHREDDED WHEAT, Kellogg's, 2 Ige. pkgs. 19$ Rosemary and "Lola Lane; and GaleJ pointed to receive, examine and ad- MASON JARS ft 59c qts. 69c Life History of Sam September 12th. able fit of sturdy BROWNBILTS. RICE KRISPIES, Kellogg's, per pkg 11$ Page. Among others in the cast are: just all claims and demands against This Is the same thrill organization I John Garfield, Claud Rains, Jeffrey said deceased by and before said 3 -lb. can 49® bottle that has played all the great state! MORGAN'S PECTIN 10c Houston Portrayed in 1 Lynn, Fay Bainter and May Robson. Court; fairs of America and eleven foreign The picture leaves one with a warm It is Ordered, That creditors of said 4 9 20-oz. "Man of Conquest" countries. | glow of sentimental happiness, deceased are required to present: BREAD A&P SOFT TWIST loaf 7c Some of the new stunts on the CHALLENGE COFFEE, 1 lb. pkg 15$ tinged with a little sadness. What their claims to said Court at said MAN of CONQUEST SPRY program will be the crashing of an r'a s, Get a $1 pair of Silk Stockings for 50c makes it seem even a wee bit better Probate Office on or before the 26th I-lb. can 19c "America, first, last and always," automobile through a solid brick than "Four Daughters" is the fact day of December A. D. 1939, at ten POTTED MEAT 3 cans 10c has been the cry ol true-blooded wall at a mile a minute, with the, COFFEE, Maxwell House, 1 lb. can 27$ that it has more comedy, comedy that o'clock in the forenoon, said time MONDAY, AUG. 28 Americans since the dark and dreary driver staying In the car throughout1 Mb. is exceptionally bright and witty and place being hereby appointed -lb. can Revolutionary War days. But, for the crash, the T-bone crash in which EAGLE BRAND MAGIC MILK, can 21$ throughout the picture. for the examination and adjustment ROMANCE OF HISTORIC SOUTHWEST 49° TIP TOP CARAMELS bag 10c fear of European protests, the film a car Is driven up a high ramp at Perfect Ice Cream Mix—One can makes 2 batches "The Magnificent Fraud" with of all claims and demands against producers have not dared to portray sixty miles an hour and Into the alri SALAD DRESSING, Greenland, qt jar 24$ Akim Tamiroff, will be presented said deceased. Sponsored by Plymouth Guild on P & G or KIRK'S their true Americanism as vividly the car then crashes nose first into Rich. Smooth—Makes any Salad Taste Better Thursday and Friday, August 31 and It is Further Ordered, That public APPLES ONIONS RICHARD DIX and as thoroughly as they might. another parked automobile, causing September 1. The story takes place notice thereof be given by publica- But, realizing the necessity of ex- the jump-car to roll over and over APRICOTS, Simon's, No. 2*4 can 20$ in a mythical South American tion of a copy of this order for three Monday Night ONLY at Ritz Theatre sr. SOAP MICH. U. S. No. 1 MICH. U. S. No. 1 GAIL PATRICK • EDWARD ELLIS ploiting true Americanism, Republic with its daredevil driver. Golden Blenheim country and dares to show how a successive weeks previous to said WEALTHIES YELLOW JOAN FONTAINE at last brings to the silver screen thfc There will be two men jumping. day of hearing, in the Watervliet c COCO BARS, Paul Schuze's Toasted, 2 lbs. .. 25$ clever actor substitutes for an as- PROCEEDS FOR DECORATING career of the most colorful character off at automobile moving at seventy! sassinated dictator. In this picture Record, a newspaper printed and c and one of the best showmen in his- miles an hour and sliding through 20! Tamiroff plays his best character circulated in said County. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 10 b.,. 33 c tory, Sam Houston. gallons of burning gasoline, and 12! FRUIT COCKTAIL, 2 No. 1 tall cans 29$ (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD, Simon's Fancy roles. Supported by a good cast, 5 - 13 5 - 14 Vividly portraying the life of Sam other great thrillers that will make you will find it very entertaining. A true copy. Judge of Probate. | Help The Guild by Attending Monday Night's Movie Houston is Richard Dix, whose many up the largest program of daredevil BUTTER COOKIES, 2 12-oz. pkgs 25$ ELSIE KRAJCI, CH1PSO years of acting experience explains stunts ever presented anywhere. Paul Schnlze's "Arrive Alive" is a road sign on Register of Probate. Wednesday and Thursday the reason he was chosen to act the (Aug. 25 - Sept. 8) Small 9c US-12 entering Benton Harbor. pkg. AUGUST 30, 31 part of a man who was a showman CITY TAX NOTICE FRENCH'S BIRD SEED 13c himself. A man about whose life — Double Feature — books have been written, books as I will be at the First National Bank; large 21° 9-oz. OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 3 cans 22$ jar JACKIE COOPER in thrilling and exciting as any fiction on Saturdays to collect taxes on the! FRENCH'S MUSTARD 13c Doesn't Scratch—It's Made With Seismotite story, whose life history was so col- city assessment roll. Penalty will be AMERICAN FAMILY orfuland so full of excitement that added September 1st. The collection RINSO, Small pkg. .. 8$; 2 Ige. pkgs 39$ WHEATIES pfcg. 11c it took a whole year to gather fee will be 4%. New 1940 Pack enough data to make It the most authentic story ever to be seen on N. E. TILLISON, LIFEBUOY, The Health Soap, 3 bars 17$ SOAP PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 cakes 17c "Streets of the screen. No wonder critics call City Treasurer. c it the "greatest American spectacle LUX SOAP, The Screen Stars' Soap, 3 cakes 17$ capts ever to be produced." Mrs. Ned Starr, former Watervliet j LUX FLAKES, Ige. pkg. 21$; 2 small pkgs 19$ 10 as 52 HEINZ BABY FOOD 2 15c Supported by Gall Patrick, Ed- b resident, has returned to her home! 14-oz. ward Ellis, Joan Fontaine and a cast In Hartford from a visit with her BROWNIUJ DRANO, Opens Clogged Drains, large can .. 21$ of thousands, Richard Dlx In "Man HEINZ KETCHUP bottle 19c parents at Hardin, 111. While there SHOES FOR CHILDREK New York" of Conquest," showing Sunday, Mon- she underwent an operation for the; GOLD DUST, Small pkgs., 2 for 9$; Ige. pkg. 17$ OXYDOL day and Tuesday, August 27, 28, 29 removal of her appendix at a St.| WOODBURY'S SOAP 3 calces 25c — Also — at the Rltz Theatre, will be of In- SILVER DUST, Large Pkg 21$ Giant 57c Louis sanitarium. | Dish Towel in Every Pkf. WM. LUNDIGAN In tense Interest to thrill seekers, and ABODE FGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZABCDEF Medium 9c history lovers as well. jar 23c Labor Day Is but ten days away. FAIRY SOAP, 3 cakes 11$ c WRIGHT'S SILVER POLISH CLOROX, Pint Bottle . 12$; Quart Bottle .. 22$ 1 "They Asked Cleans - Bleaches 2 i.,9. 39 BRILL0 FOR CLEANING PANS pfcg. Be WINDEX, 6 oz. bottle 16$ Grocery Department Cleans Windows Without Water PARD DOG FOOD 3 cans 25c SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR, 44 oz. pkg 25* Northern For It" \\V IT/ pkg. Ball Mason Fruit Jars, pints, dozen 59^ Stainless Steel, Keen-Edged French Chef KNIFE SET— PABST-ETT CHEESE 15c LOMA THEATRE Tours for only 25o and one box top. See us for details TISSUE OUR THURSDAY SURPRISE IS pkgs. GETTING "BIGGER" COLOMA, MICH. Quarts, dozen .. 69C; Vi Gallon, dozen .. 89$ SHREDDED WHEAT 2 23c Ball Special Wide Mouth Jars, pints, dozen .. 72$ 4 oils 21C Mb. RITZ CRACKERS NBC pkg. 21c Friday and Saturday Best of Pictures. Modern. Air Conditioned Quarts, dozen 89$ SEPTEMBER 1, 2 H Show starti at 6:45 p. m. Sunday Matinee at 4:00 p. m. Continuous Kerr Wide Mouth Jars, pints, dozen 72$ TALK—("they tell me" — "have you heard? LUX or LIFEBUOY »" ..M. V'-i' RINSO THEATRE PHONE 123 F 2 RESIDENCE PHONE 123F 3 — "have you tried?" — "it's swell!" — "I Lux Flakes Quarts, dozen 89$ Small 9c PROGRAMS SENT ON REQUEST. WE ASSUME like the taste," etc.)—the most powerful SOAP Small 9c Huskies, per pkg 10$ advertising in the world. SLOW BREWED Giant 57c "ForLove Sinday, Monday August 27 and 28 A Definite Responsibility To Tharsdajr-Fridijr August 24 ind 25 TALK made Goebel Gold Label Beer a spec- FOR THAT TASTE YOU Matinee Sunday - 4:00 p. m., Cont. 4 cakes 25° 2 large 39® large 21® Our Patrons With Every Call tacular success almost overnight. People MISS IN OTHER BEERS tried it, liked it, talked about it, boosted it "Million Dollar Legs" "Invitation to Happiness" ir FLOATS PURE IVORY Received. Irene Dunne and Fred MacMurray 99%, y, PURE to their friends. And that's all it takes to SOAP FLAKES ' • / or Money" Betty Grable and Jackie Coogan March of Time No. 12—Disney —News W 9^ make a success of any beer. Admission IS and 30 cents For your convenience . . . Goebel Gold Label Beer In THf MtBMIUM MIR AT BACON SQUARES b 11c With JUNE LANG, ROB'T. KENT Newt and Comedy 10caDd2Sc IVORY SOAP ORYFLAKES IJa 12-ounce export and stelnie bottles, and in E-Z to carry Jin n Medium 12 and 24 can cartons. You will also like Goebel draught. NO PftiMlUM IN PRICE — Also — Tuesday-Wednesday August 29 and 30 Partridge Funeral Home is BEEF ROAST CHOICE CHUCK CUTS ib. 17c Saturday, August 26, Only Phone M Watervliet GOEBEL BREWING COMPANY, DiTROIT, MICHIGAN "Daughters Courageous" 10c 5c 21c 9c SALT SIDE PORK LEAN —BY THE PIECE lb. 9c Cast from "Four Daughters" — Ir ^rTSWmWBKm BOILED HAM WAFER SLICED '/2 Ib. 19c "Silver on "Nancy Drew, Trouble Shooter" NEWS SPORT CARTOON Admission 10 and 30c '/j-LB. CELLO. PKG. 2 pkgs- 21c With Bonita Granville, and GOLD •• ';4 SLICED BACON Thnrsday-Friday Aug. 31-Sep(. 1 HADDOCK FILLETS BONELESS OCEAN FISH 2 ibs. 2Sc the Sage" "Charlie Chan In Reno" "Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation" Pillsbury's Flour, 24i lb. Bag. 77® The Watervliet Record LABEL Added-SPORT REEL With WM. BOYD, RUSSELL HAYDEN, & "GABBY" HAYES 10c and 25c and "Magnificent Fraud" THE NEW TASTE LEADER with Lloyd Nolan 10c-25c $1.50 Per Year P&P FOOD STORCS
— T mm Watarvliet Record, Watervliet. Mich., August 25, 1939 Watervliet Record, Watervliett Mich., Auguat 25, 1939 are having our coldest weather, now Student—"Has not fortune ever NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE J NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE ORDER FOR PUBLICATION— and it is damp and gloomy. I ex- knocked at your door?" the Porcupine drive which skirts by the county with the state. F. E. | Amethyst Associated With Religion WATERVLIET RECORD Probate of Will. Gleason, chairman of the commis- Catherine the Great was devoted pect to be home for winter there, BINDERS RECALL Beggar—"He did once, but I was Defaults having been made (and Default having been made in the Lake Superior going as far west as but I love the snow." out. Ever since, he has sent State of Michigan, the Lake of the Clouds. There the sion, points out lhat the county high- to the amethyst, and sent thousands hi> such defaults having continued for conditions of that certain mortgage way department can build at least f workers to the Uralian mines to E. F. CASE & SON, Pubi. Mr. and Mrs. A. Herzog of Donna, daughter." more than ninety days) in the con- dated the first day of May, 1934, The Probate Court for the County read terminates with a turn-around. 0 of twice as much road for the same search foi the stone. It has always Texas, have been visiting relatives STATE'S HISTORY Student—"His daughter, who is ditions of a certain mortgage made executed by Abbie B. Pratt, widow, Berrien. . . ,, Vast Region of the Upper Peninsula Someday it will be pushed west along and friends in Benton Harbor, Keel- she?" by EMANUEL L. MILLER and end Henry B. Pratt, unmarried, as At ® session of said Court, held at the lake shore through virgin while amount of money that it would re- been associated with religious Watervliet. IVUohlffan quire lo enter the slate program. forms. er. and Watervliet the past three Begga r — "Why, misfortune, of ANNA C. MILLER, his wife, of the mortgagors, to the Land Bank Com- j Probate Office in the City of pine tracts to the vicinity of Iron- weeks. Their son, Harry Herzog, has course." City of Benton Harbor, Berrien missioner, acting pursuant to the I, , » said Co!iPty» on the Is Still "The Great Unknown" wood with connecting roads to Du- Recent rumblings of binders and luth. 250 acres of cotton this season. They combines over millions of acres of County, Michigan, to HOME OWN- provisions of Part 3 of the Act of I August A. D. 1939. have been picking cotton now for the ERS' LOAN CORPORATION, a Congress known as the Emergency Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, Guided by Claude Riley, publisher $1.50 per Year in Advance Michigan grain recall episodes in the Ju past five weeks. It is a fair crop Watch the date on your paper. It Corporation organized under the Farm Mortgage Act of 1933, as dge of Probate. of the Ontonagon Herald, we climbed state's history of a century ago. In the "Porky," abetted by a firm staff, and this year. Mr. Herzog reports that For it was then that men were gives the date your subscription ex- laws of the United States of America, amended (U.S.C. Title 12, Sections Matter of the Estate of parted by the train-loads. Detroit, the storm that passed over this sec- pires. dated May 28, 1934, and recorded in 1016-1019), as mortgagee, filed for Catherine M. Quinlan, Deceased, (By Gene Alleman, Michigan Press for example, has a large Calumet viewed the Lake of the Clouds. This sitting up nights trying to figure out Association) Entered at the Pcstoffice at Water- tion Tuesday broke down a large the office of the Register of Deeds records in the office of the Register Teresa Beatrice Allen, having filed "colony." body of water is cupped between how grain could be successfully har- h two ranges of rolling mountains. CASS COUNTY vliet, Michigan, as second class number of ten-year-old apple trees vested without the usual hour after for Berrien County, Michigan, on of Deeds of Berrien County, Michi- er petition, praying lhat an instru- Mechanization of the copper mines, matter. on his farm in Keeler township. June 6, 1934, in Liber 183 of Mort- gan, on the sixth day of June, 1934, ment filed in said Court be admitted "This region has great tourist pos- hour task of hand labor. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE together with sinking of shafts to sibilities," enthused Riley. "But the Coloma and Watervliet were in the One of Michigan's students of his- gages, on Page 359, and said mort- recorded in Liber 185 of Mortgages to Probate as the last will and testa- unprofitable deep levels and the low direct path of the tornado that passed Defaults having been made (and gagee having elected under the terms on Page 431 thereof, and which mort- ment of said deceased and that COPPER HARBOR, Mich.—Moun- average tourist doesn't know what to tory is H. H. Musselman, head of tains in Michigan? price of copper itself, brought wide- look for. We need rustic signs to over Southern Michigan last Tues- agricultural engineering at Michigan such defaults having continued for of said mortgage to declare the entire gijge was thereafter and on the first I administration of said estate be spread unemployment to ihe Coppec day shortly after noon and did great more than ninety days) in the con- principal and accrued interest there- day of June, 1939, by an instrument granted to Teresa Beatrice Allen or Yes, it's true. guide the traveler over trails. We State College. He finds inspiration range. Old deserted mining towns must acquaint the visitor wilh oui damage to growing crops, to fruit in the energetic attacks pioneers ditions of a certain mortgage made on due, which election it does hereby in writing, duly assigned to the Fed- some other suitable person. Thousands of residents of the Wol- present a picture that is strange to trees and to the telephone and elec- by JOSEPH ROSA and MARIE exercise, pursuant to which there is cral Farm Mortgage Corporation, a It is Ordered, That said 11th day of verine state may scoff at the state- historical lore as well as our scenic made in trying to develop farm ma- the average inlander. Contrast to lure. The NYA is starling a sign tric companies. Watervliet suffered chinery. ROSA, his wife, of the Village of claimed to be due and unpaid on corporation, of Washington, D. C., I September A. D. 1939 at ten A. M., at ment, proof indeed that this strange, this our well-filled theaters and along with other Southern Michigan project here, and James Jamison More than a century ago Hiram Coloma, Berrien County, Michigan, said mortgage at the date of this and which assignment of, mortgage J s^d Probate Office is hereby ap- vast region of the Upper Peninsula is taverns. One Fiac For All towns. The heaviest damage was to lo HOME OWNERS' LOAN COR- notice for principal and interest the was filed for record in said office of I pointed for hearing said petition, still the ' great unknown." former deputy auditor general, is ihe town's beautiful shade trees. Sev- Moore, farmer, and John Hascall, at- supplying the wording for them." torney, paired up their ingenuity to PORATION, a Corporation organized sum of two thousand four hundred the Register of Deeds of the County I ^ is Further Ordered, That public Here is a country of mechanized FAIR eral of the great old maple trees under the laws of the United States thirty-six and 93/100 dollars ($2,436.- of Berrien, Michigan, on the fifth I notice thereof be given by publica- Lake of the Clouds was formerly along Main street were almost com- invent a combine at Climax, Michi- 93) and no suit or proceeding at law mines and many idle workers. known as Carp Lake, an abbrevia- gan. Moore, the farmer, had me- of America, dated June 13, 1934, and day of June, 1939, recorded in Liber of a copy hereof, once each week, Brockway Mountain Drive pletely wrecked. One of them in recorded in the office of the Register or in equity having been instituted 12 of Assignment of Mortgages on I ^or three successive weeks previous It is a land covered 50 to 100 years tion for Escarpment Lake, so named AND FRIDAY. AUGUST 25, 1939. chanical ability and Hascall provid- to recover the debt secured by said ago by virgin pine forests, now be- The Keweenaw peninsula is liter- because of a high stone bluff on the front of Dr. Brown's residence split ed him with ideas. of Deeds for Berrien County, Michi- Page 284, to said day of hearing in the Water- nearly in half and fell over the lawn, gan, on June 22, 1934, in Liber 183 mortgage or any part thereof; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that vliet Record, a newspaper printed 8 ROUND TRIPS DAILY ing gradually restored by federal ally packed with scenic grandeur. mountain from which hikers obtain a A. Y. Moore, no relation to Hiram, NOW. THEREFORE, by virtue of an and state agencies. rare vista of distant mountains. the branches scraping the front of used their combine on his farm near of Mortgages, on Page 417, and said said mortgage will be foreclosed, I d circulated in said County, After traveling through numerous the house. Highway Commissioner mortgagee having elected under the the power of sale contained in said pursuant to power of sale, and the (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD, It contains the cream of Michigan's mining towns, most of them situated Schoolcraft from 1838 to 1848. This mortgage and pursuant to the plus 4 Week-end Specialf .. • Brook s garage was wrecked by the second Moore is known in history as terms of said mortgage to declare premises therein described as: A true copy. Judge of Probate. natural scenery. in a valley between two ranges ot CHAIN STORES PAY OVER OLDTMENEWSNOTES wind and there was some slight dam- the entire principal and accrued in- Statutes of the State of Michigan in The South Half of the Southeast ELSIE KRAJCI, vis meter ceich and electric train Its people are generous and hos- hills, you arrive at Eagle Harbor on the founder of the Kalamazoo Agri- such case made and provided, Register of Probate. HALF MILLION IN TAXES age to other buildings. Forest Beach cultural Society, started in 1847. This terest thereon due, which election it Quarter of Section Twenty-seven; pitable. They welcome the traveler, Lake Superior and soon start ascend- seems to have been hit the hardest of does hereby exercise, pursuant to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on a!so the South three-eighths of the (Aug. 18 - Sept. 1) (All Times Shown Are Eastern Standard) treat him royally, and all for a very ing the Brockway mountain drive RACES later became the state agricultural Lv. Bentoa LY. St. LV. Ar. Chicac* IN SEVEN-MONTH PERIOD THIRTY-NINE YEARS AGO any of the Paw Paw Lake resorts. which there is claimed to be due and Monday, September 25, 1939, at ten East Half of the Southwest Quarter good reason. For the tourist busi- Devoid of billboards, hot dog society. A. Y. Moore was attending o'clock forenoon. Eastern Standard Harbor Joseph Bridgman (Randolph St.) Hundreds of trees were torn down unpaid on said mortgage at the date of Section Twenty-seven; also the • 6:00 A.M. 6:OS A.M. 6:29 AM. 8:40 A.M. ness has supplanted the exploitation stands and gasoline stations, the drive the legislature as well as operating Time, at the front door of the court The Chain Store Tax Division, un- From Record of Aug. 24, 1900. and uprooted. Jesse James says he his farm and he was on the commit- of this notice for principal and South Half of the Southwest Quarter • 8:15 A.M. 8:20 A.M. 8:44 A.M. 11:05 A.M. of natural resources—copper, iron sweeps around and over the Kewee- counted 60 trees close to his home interest the sum of THREE THOU- house in the City of St. Joseph, of the Southwest Quarter of Section *10:15 A.M. 10:20 A.M. 10:44 A.M. 1:0S P.M. der the supervision of Harry F. Kelly, AT CASSOPOLIS J. W. GUNN M. D. •12:15 P.M. 12:20 P.M. 12:44 P.M. 3:05 P.M. r.nd lumber—as its leading industry. naw mountains, giving you a double H. Peirce's thermometer indicated tee which selected the site at East SAND THREE HUNDRED TWEN- County of Berrien, State of Michi- Twenty-seven; all in Township Three. , secretary of stale, has been revised that wore down and the woods near Lansing for thepresent Michigan MM 2:15 P.M. 2:20 P.M. 2:44 P.M. 8:05 P.M. That is why mountains in Michi- view of forests and lake on one side 91° degrees Sunday. gan (that being the place of holding South, Range Seventeen West; Office Honrs, 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. J 3:15 P.M. 3:20 P.M. 3:44 P.M. 6:08 PJM. to effect economies in operation and iiim looked as though a lumbering State College. TY-FIVE AND 99/100 DOLLARS gan are going to continue to pay and a rocky, forested shore line of J. W. Silver thinks he will have ($3,325.99) and no suit or proceeding Circuit Court in said County) said lying within said County and State, I Four Days—Mon., Wed., Thurs., Sat • 4:15 P.M. 4:20 P.M. 4:44 P.M. 7:12 P.M. to Improve this tax collection divi- crew had been through them. Moore's machine was shipped to 6 5:15 P.M. 5:20 P.M. 5:40 P.M. 8:05 PJL millions of dollars in dividends, re- the blue Lake Superior. over a thousand barrels of winter at law or in equity having been mortgage will be foreclosed by a will be sold at public auction to the An extra charge from 6 to 8 p. m. 3 6:15 P.M. 6:20 P.M. 6:44 P.M. 9:05 P.M. sion in all its functions. California near San Jose in 1853. It gardless of what happens to their When the atmosphere is clear, you apples. instituted to recover the debt secured sale at public auction to the highest highest bidder for cash by the Sheriff No calls accepted after 8 p. m. • 7:15 P.M. 7:20 P.M. 7:44 P.M. 10:05 P.M. George E. Bullen, director of this Frank Haynes has a force at work was used to harvest 600 acres of by said mortgage or any part thereof; bidder of the premises described in of Berrien County at the front dodr • 8:15 P.M. 8:20 P.M. 8:44 P.M. 11:05 P.M. mineral content. can see Isle Royale, 50 miles away. division, reports that since January grain in 1854, was not used in 1855, • 9:15 P.M. 9:20 P.M. 9:44 P.M. 12:05 A.M. A sleepy fishing village, Copper Sept. 5 to 9 budding his 2-acre peach nursery. NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of said mortgage, or so much thereof as of the Court House in the City of * Daily, t Sat. only, Sat. and Sun. only. • Sun. only. 1, 1939, 1110 chain companies have The paper mill is running night and burned in the field from an ov- the power of sale contained in said may be necessary to pay the amount Saint Joseph in said County and Harbor, comes into sight, and ad- been licensed in Michigan doing SAYS HYBRID CORN erheated bearing in 1856. Additional scrvicc between Lakeside, Union Pier and Chicago. joining it is the million-dollar Ke- nnd day this week. mortgage and pursuant to the due as aforesaid, and any sum or State, on Tuesday, October 3, 1939, Toonerville Trolley" business through 6157 retail outlets Frank Riser and family started for Reapers and binders proved more Statutes of the State of Michigan in sums which may be paid by the at two o'clock P. M. There is due For Schedules and Fares call any of the foNowing slationti weenaw Park, built by the WPA ir. in the state; 73 new chains have been popular for several decades, but E T Gebo. Montana, last Tuesday. Mr. such case made and provided, undersigned at or before said sale for and payable at the date of this notice Eyes Tested and Correctly Fitted. All But before you pull on your hiking depression days when most of the investigated and added to the tax FAILS SECOND YEAR Michigan again is seeing a revival of Benton Harbor: Union But Station, 216 W. Main. Phone county inhabitants were on relief Riser's mother lives there and he NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on taxes and/or insurance on said upon the debt secured by said mort- Kinds of Glasses Furnished. 9086. boots for a stiff mountain climb, roll in the first six months. Over FaEE SHOWS X!? may decide to locate there perman- use of the combine in small sizes. It Monday, October 23, 1939, at ten premises, and all other sums paid by gage, the sum of $5,017.55. tarry with me for an interesting Instead of keeping the jobless miners $10,000 has been collected in license is estimated now that there are 1,700 Watervliet, Mirhifnni St. Jo«eph: Carlton Waiter's Store. Phone 38. ently. o'clock forenoon. Eastern Standard the undersigned, with interest there- Dated July 1, 1939. Stevensville: Klcier's Drug Store. Phone St. Joe 4706-F4 side-trip near Newberry—to the Tah- on a dole, the government put them lees from old accounts for prior Mr. C. J. Russell has purchased the An adapted hybrid corn is useful in in Michigan and that in 1939 they Time, at the front door of the court cn, pursuant to law and to the terms FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE and Bridgman 50-Fll. quamenon Falls. to work creating a model tourist park years' operation, which were uncov- Suicide Zorsky Marie's Animal Act John Gary house and lot on Elm Michigan for producing a crop of lire covering about 340,000 acres of house in the City of St. Joseph, of said mortgage, and all legal costs, CORPORATION, a corporation Bridgman: D-X Filling Station. Phone Bridgman 57. In this feverish age of hurried from amid a wilderness. A club- ered through the investigation sys- street. good feed for livestock. But a warn- the state's two and one-half million County of Berrien, State of Michigan charges and expenses, including an of Washington, D. C., Sawyer Highlands: Hotel Carner. Phone New Troy 64-F2. tourist travel when the American house, cabins and a nine-hole golf tem now employed; the 1939 delin- Snyder Bros, in Aerial Comedy acres of wheat, oats, rye and barley. R. H. Sherwood shipped a carload ing comes from a man who has (that being the place of holding Cir- attorney's fee, which premises are Assignee of Mortgagee F. W. BROWN, M. D. Harbert: Tornquist Store. Phone Lakeside 9331. tourist spends much of the day be- course were constructed and then quency is less than one-half of one Tiger Bill, fancy rope spinner and whip cracker of peaches on Thursday of last week proved his idea that it does not pay cuit Court in said County) said mort- described as follows: GORDON BREWER, hind an automobile wheel and ex- handed over to the county highway per cent, due to the constant follow and another on Friday and has ship- to select ears from a hybrid crop for FOR GOOD OR EVIL? FOUR gage will be foreclosed by a sale at That certain piece or parcel of Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee. Physician and Surgeon pects to see the scenery at stops of department to maintain. up in collections. Freckles & Buddy in a Whirlwind ped large quantities since. use in the second generation for seed. public auction to the highest bidder land situated in the City of Benton Bronson, Michigan. OFFICE IN OPiUtA HOUSE BLOCK an hour or so, the trip to the Tah- Harold Wescott, aviator and pro- From January 1, 1939, to August PLANETS NEARER US prietor of the Pontiac Resort at Cop- Six hundred people attended the A. R. Marston conducted tests in of the premises described in said Harbor, County of Berrien, State of rS-1678 (July 7 - Sept. 22) WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN quamenon Falls is delightfully old- 1, 1939, $589,320.62 has been collected of Furious Fun Rustic Party at Woodward's Pavilion 1938 which indicated these results THAN FOR YEARS mortgage, or so much thereof as may Michigan, more particularly describ- fashioned. Its slow pace may be per Harbor, told us that more than from chain store and chain counter Calls Answered Promptly Day or 0 cabins are now available for tour- THE FREE SHOWS ALONE ARE WORTH THE PRICE OF last Friday night. Jumpers, overalls and his test plots at Michigan State be necessary to pay the amount due ed as: — Night — accidental, but nevertheless it is a licenses. The malt tax is also handled and red bandannas composed the College in 1939 are heading toward Not only ruddy Mars but spotted as aforesaid, and any sum or sums Commencing at a point in the OMR positive asset. ists. This region is especially lovely by this division. A TICKET. costumes of most of the 'City Ele- the same conclusion. Repurchases of Jupiter, ringed Saturn and green- which may be paid by the under- south line Jefferson Court, 111 feet NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE You drive your car over M-28 be- in the fall between Sept. 15 and Oct. gants," and demure maidens in their easterly from the intersection of the tween Sault Ste. Marie and Newberry' when frosts turn the forest foliage hybrid seed may cost more each year tinged Uranus, with a combined signed at or before said sale for taxes Defaults having been made (andj CASS COUNTY TO BUILD country gowns appeared very bash- but the pile in the corn crib proves weight many times greater than the and/or insurance on said premises, East line of Thayer Court and the to a spur highway going north to Soo into riotous gay hues of reds and More Buildings, More Livestock, Greater 4-H ful. but all forgot their "embarrass- such defaults having continued for yellows. ITS OWN ROADS the economy of buying new seed other planets put together, now pull and all other sums paid by the south line of Jefferson.Court; thence more than ninety days) in the condi- DR. JOE F. REED Junction. ment" as the rich strains of music each year. more intensely on atmosphere and undersigned, with interest thereon, easterly along the south line of Jeffer- On an old narrow guage lumber Exhibits, Larger Home Ec. Exhibition from the Chicago orchestra fell up- tions of a certain mortgage made by Osteopathic railway line the famous "Toonerville Michigan farmers, for many years, continents—and maybe influence pursuant to law and to the terms of son Court, 37 feet; thence south paral- CORNELIUS A. SIMONS and MARY on the ears of the gay throng of lel with the East line of Thayer Court SPEED SOLVES SUMMER STAINS Trolley"—two gasoline pusher en- CASSOPOLIS—Cass county will have looked to the crib for seed each human minds—it is explained in an said mortgage, and all legal costs, EDITH SIMONS, husband and wife, Physician and Surgeon Lake of the Clouds dancers. It was such a country dance spring. With the standard or open- article in The American Weekly, the charges and expenses, including an to the south line of Lot 4, Block 2, gines, a couple of flat cars, and a not participate in the road program as was never before witnessed in of the City of Benton Harbor, Ber- Berrien County Farmers string of open sight-seeing wagons on suggested by State Highway Com- pollenated varieties this type of seed great weekly magazine with the Au- attorney's fee, which premises are Thayer's Addition to the City of rien County, Michigan, to HOME GENERAL PRACTICE Within an easy drive from Hough- Auction Sale of 4-H Beef Cattle Berrien county or the state of Michi- selection can be practiced. With a gust 27 issue of The Detroit Sunday described as follows: Benton Harbor, Michigan, according There's a cure for most summer wheels—transports you lazily to the ton is Ontonagon at the edge of the missioner Murray D. Van Wagoner, igan. to the recorded plat thereof; thence OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, Specialising in Treatment of stains if they are treated without Tahquamenon river. Although the Ottawa national forest and adjacent the board of road commissioners re- hybrid, however, the mixed breeding Times.—Adv. That certain piece or parcel of land a Corporation organized under the represented in obtaining the hybrid situated in the Township of Coloma, Westerly along the South line of Deafness. Insuring 1940 delay. distance is only four and one-half lo the Porcupine mountains. port. Van Wagoner has invited all of laws of the United States of America, i XT __ . lots 4 and 5 of said Block 2, to a N MMln 8t,,eet A portion of a Michigan State Col- miles across a blueberry marsh and Ontonagon is enjoying a belated Ihe counties in the state to partici- cross shows up in the second year. County of Berrien, State of Michigan, dated October 6, 1934, and recorded Phone 150 THIRTY YEARS AGO Yields in the test plots in 1938 were Benjamin Franklin's son-in-law more particularly described as: point due south of the place of be- lege bulletin, "Modern Laundry," cut-over pine land, the trolley re- boom. Seven miles of streets are pate in a secondary road improve- GREAT FIREWORKS DISPLAY made one of the first attempts to in- ginning: thence northerly parallel in the office of the Register of Deeds WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN Wheat Crops Extension Bulletin No. 184, is de- quires nearly an hour. What's the being paved. Many new homes have ment 'program. sorted into sound ears and culls. On Lot Twenty-nine (29) of Lake for Berrien County, Michigan, on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS From Record of Aug. 27, 1909. an average basis the first generation troduce pheasants in this counry. In Park- Subdivision in the Southwest with said east line to the place of voted to methods of removing var- hurry, anyway? been built this season. The refusal of the Cass county 1790 the birds were a flock brought November 2, 1934, in Liber 188 of ious stains from clothing. Typical At the wide river you board a spa- road commission to enter into any By The OHIO DISPLAY FIREWORKS CO. of NEWCASTLE, PA. hybrid seed yielded 71.8 bushels an Quarter of Section 16, Township 3 beginning, being part of lots 4 and 5 Mortgages, on Page 393, and said The state highway department is Ernest Seller and family of Wood- from England and released in New summer mishaps occur with fruits cious two-deck "showboat," the Betty constructing several rustic bridges program with the stale is due to the acre. In adjacent plots Marston had South, Range 17 West, Berrien Block 2 in Thayer's Addition to the mortgagee having elected under the Insurance on the 1940 Michigan stock. 111., are visiting relatives here. Jersey. County, Michigan, according to the City of Benton Harbor, Michigan. wheat crop is now being offered to and beverages, ice cream, mildew B, propelled by modern twin motors the upper parts consisting of logs, on matching of funds dollar for dollar Carl Easton purchased a valuable planted second generation hybrid terms of said mortgage to declare seed corn, in other words, seed select- plat thereof recorded in the office DATED: June 30, 1939. U. G. HcMAHAN, M. D. all farmers in the state. Representa- rust, grass green, scorch, and pres- and in dreamy comfort travel by saddle horse of Chas. Coon of Hart- "I know life's too short fer quer- the entire principal and accrued piration. water through a hardwoods forest for ford last Tuesday. ed from a 1937 hybrid yield. The of the Register of Deeds for the interest thereon due, which election tives of the Berrien County Agricul- relin'; it's too short, too, fer makin' HOME OWNERS LOAN Physician and Surgeon tural Conservation Commission arc Quick action is the first requisite around twenty miles. That takes two A. S. Bullard hauled a hayrack second generation yielded 51.4 bush- County of Berrien in Volume 7 of it does hereby exercise, pursuant to els an acre. over some folks." Plats, page 64. CORPORATION, now calling on all wheat growers, with any sort of stain. It's best to hours and a half. load of corn to Coloma Wednesday which there is claimed to be due and Office at take out spots immediately, or at "Use of second generation is in- DATED: July 28, 1939. Mortgagee discussing with them their 1940 wheat A brisk walk over a woods trail to that contained 81 weight bushels. He "Only what we have wrought into GRAY & GRAY, unpaid on said mortgage at the date Residence—147 St. Joseph St. least, before laundering the article, the falls. Ninety minutes' time to advisable," Marston concludes. "A of this notice for principal and inter- acreage allotments and offericg '^orn sold it at 80c. our character can we take with us to HOME OWNERS' LOAN Attorneys for Mortgagee the opportunity to insure their next for hot water and soap will set sev- view the second largest cataract east Loita Lepper was up from St. Jo- recombination of characters occurs in Business Address: est the sum of two thousand seven Office Hours eral kinds of stains hopelessly. the second and subsequent genera- the other world." CORPORATION, 2 to 5 7 to 9 year's wheat. of the Mississippi, and then you're on seph Sunday. She will remain at St. Mortgagee. 120 Pipestone St., hundred seventy-four and 95/1QP Sugar and starch spots yield read- your way leisurely back to the Soo tions and causes variations in type, dollars ($2,774.95) and no suit or Except Wednesday and Sunday Farmers in Berrien county can be LICHT Joseph until after the Fair and then Calling Cards—100 for $1.00, at Benton Harbor, Michigan. ily to gentle sponging with plain cool Junction. The trolley leaves at 10 IN EVERY KITCHEN with size of plant and maturity and a re- GRAY & GRAY, guaranteed 75 per cent of their nor- return to her home at Middleville. Record Office. Attorneys for Mortgagee, proceeding at law or in equity hav- — GENERAL SURGERY — water. Carbon tetrachloride is val- a. m.; it returns at 6:30 p. m. duction in yield." M-ST-558 (June 30 - Sept. 22) ing been instituted to recover the. mal yields by taking out insurance, The Friday Bros, in southwest part Business Address: according to Martin H. Kretchman, uable for taking out grease and oil We saw seven deer from the boat of the township, are reported to have debt secured by said mortgage or any Fhone 81 Watervliet, Mich. stains. On the day before the trolley party 120 Pipestone Street, part thereof; chairman of the Berrien County shipped a thousand dollars worth of Benton Harbor, Michigan, Glycerin should be used first with was startled with the sight of a bear .. ."zOete s COLD ORDER FOR PUBLICATION—Final NOW. THEREFORE, by virtue of Triple A committee. Premiums run tomatoes to Chicago. Administration Account and Deter- NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE as low as 0.3 bushels per acre. Farm- stains containing tannin. And boil- running for cover. Mr .and Mrs. R. J. Wood and Schools Are Active In (July 28—Oct. 20) the power of sale contained in said ing water poured from a teakettle mination of Heirs Defaults having been made (and ers who have cooperated with the Captain Joe Beach of Newberry, a daughter, of Chicago, are spending a DE-627-LG App. 12-13-36 mortgage and pursuant to the Statutes farm program this year may pay for held 3 or 4 feet above the stained former game warden, has developed such defaults having continued for of the State of Michigan in such case couple of weeks at the home of E. J. State of Michigan, DEANE FIZZELL, DM their insurance by simply having area, the cloth being stretched over this trolley-showboat trip into an ace Richardson on Doty's Landing, Paw Re-Forestation Projects more than ninety days) in the condi- made and provided, NOTICE IS I DENTAL OFFICE IN a bowl and held with a rubber band, The Probate Court for the County tions of a certain mortgage made by their premiums deducted from their tourist attraction. Two trips daily Paw Lake. Mr. Wood visited the of Berrien. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE HEREBY GIVEN that on Monday, I trips t vatt^xt at . Triple A payments. will usually carry off new grape are planned for 1940. Panama Canal in February of this ELON JOHNSON and AMY JOHN- October 2, 1939, at ten o'clock fore- NATIONAL BANK BLDG. juice and fresh berry stains. At a session of said Court, held at SON, his wife, of the Township of noon, Eastern Standard Time, at the Watervliet, Michigan Through this insurance program. year. His firm has $40,000 worth of Defaults having been made (and Mr. Kretchman says, the Triple A is Peaches, pears, and plums contain LANSING—Fourteen million trees the Probate Office in the City of such defaults having continued for Coloma, Berrien County, Michigan, front door of the court house in the machinery at work on the job. will be added to Michigan forest re- PHONE 119 helping farmers get a more uniform tannin, as do tea, coffee, ginger ale Bert Haskell, C. M. Becraft, Silas St. Joseph in said County, on the more than ninety days) in the con- lo HOME OWNERS' LOAN COR- City of St. Joseph, County of Ber- and other soft drinks, beer, tobacco sources in plantings to be made by 10th day of August A. D. 1939. PORATION, a Corporation organized rien, State of Michigan (that being income from year to year. Even in Tooley, L. W. Riegel, F. H. McGow- ditions of a certain mortgage made years when wheat crops are seriously and damp leather. Tannin stains will Marquette on the Lake public agencies, civic groups and in- Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield by ARTHUR E. HENSON and MAR- under the laws of the United States ol the place of holding Circuit Court an. Beryl McGowan, George Smith dividuals next fall and spring. damaged or totally destroyed, farm- be set by heat, alkali, and age. Ex- C. R. Curtis, Robert Smith, James Judge of Probate. JORIE HENSON, his wife, of the America, dated May 9, 1934, and in said County) said mortgage will| cept for stains from coffee containing Heading toward the Copper Coun Using state-grown stock, the for- In the Matter of the Estate of recorded in the office of the Regis- be foreclosed by a sale at public auc- ers will have at least 75 per cent of try the traveler arrives at Marquette Herron and F. E. Baughman attend- City-of Niles, Berrien County, Mich- O.J.HOWARD, D.V.M their normal yields on which they cream, articles stained by any of the estry division of the Michigan de- Freda Holmgren, sometimes known igan, to HOME OWNERS' LOAN ter of Deeds for Berrien County, tion to the highest bidder of the) a prosperous industrial center on ed the Odd Fellow picnic at Buchan- partment of conservation will set out can depend. A new reguation per- foregoing should be soaked first in . v v- an Wednesday. They made the trip as Pauline Holmgren, Deceased. CORPORATION, a Corporation or- Michigan, on May 17, 1934, in Liber premises described in said mortgage, VETERINARIAN warm glycerin. If necessary after Lake Superior which is less depend 12,000,000 trees in seven forest areas. B. F. Rogers having filed in said 183 ol Mortgages, on Page 229, and or so much thereof as may be neces- mits the insured farmers to assign ent on tourists and mining than most by auto-bus and went by the way of ganized under the laws of the United their crop insurance policies as se- ilnSing, repeat. If coffee has cream in These include the Lake Superior. Court his final administration ac- States of America, dated August 4, said mortgagee having elected under sary to pay the amount due as afore- Phone No. 84-R. of the Upper Peninsula cities. North St. Joseph and Berrien Springs, and Higgins Lake, Mackinac, Black Lake curity for loans, the proceeds of it, sponge the spot first with carbon returned by way of Niles, Dowagiac count, and his petition praying for 1934, and recorded in the office ot the terms of said mortgage to declare said, and any sum or sums which may Residence West of Creamery tetrachloride. Then pour boiling of the city is Sugar Loaf mountain Hardwood, Houghton Lake and Au the entire principal and accrued which may be used without restric- with a blazed trail over which ven and Hartford, a distance of about the allowance thereof and for the the Register of Deeds for Berrien be paid by the undersigned at or WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN water from a height as for grape or 100 miles. Sable state forests. CCC enrollees at assignment and distribution of the County, Michigan, on August 21, interest thereon due, which election before said sale for taxes and/or tions. berry stains. turesome tourists may climb to ob r camps in the forests will be used on residue of said estate, and his petition it does hereby exercise, pursuant to insurance on said premises, and all About one out of every ten Michi- tain a breath-taking view of forests the projects. 1934, in Liber 188 of Mortgages, on gan farmers who took out crop in- praying that said court adjudicate Page 183, and said mortgagee having which there is claimed to be due and other sums paid by the undersigned, and islands. Schools, civic organizations and unpaid on said mortgage at the date with interest thereon, pursuant to law surance on their wheat last fall will OLD BENTON HARBOR STORE and determine who were at the time elected under the terms of said receive at least partial indemnity Nearby are prominent iron mining TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO private property owners will be al- of her death the legal heirs of said mortgage to declare the entire prin- of this notice for principal and inter- and to the terms of said mortgage, I lotted approximately 2,000,000 trees C. 1. MONROE this year. Mr. Kretchman says. Al- PASSES INTO NEW HANDS towns such as Negaunee and Ishpem deceased and entitled to inherit the cipal and accrued interest thereon est the sum of two thousand seven and all legal costs, charges and ex- ing. From Record of Aug. 28, 1914. from the 1939 consignment. Forestry hundred seventy-seven and 51/100 though weather conditions have been real estate of which said deceased due, which election it does hereby penses, including an attorney's fee, I NOTARY PUBLIC, To the east of Marquette is Munis officials said schools had been most died seized. dollars ($2,777.51) and no suit or which premises are described as I generally good in Michigan this year, Ivan Wigent of Detroit is visiting exercise, pursuant to which there is REAL ESTATE, rust, winterkill, fall and spring Due to Death of Frank Prideaux ing, well known for its "Picturea active in reforestation projects, such It is Ordered, That the 11th day of claimed to be duo and unpaid on proceeding at law or in equity hav- follows: his grandmother, Mrs. E. C. Williams. as community forests. They estimat- ing been instituted to recover the and droughts, hail, and insects have taken Store Was Sold to E. J. Riley and Rocks." Travelers may inspect Mrs. Emma Price and grandson, September A. D. 1939, at ten o'clock said mortgage at the date of this That certain piece or parcel of land I pulp mill of the Munising Paper ed that, since 1931, about a million in the forenoon, at said Probate notice for principal and interest and debt secured by said mortgage or any situated in the City of Benton Har- their toll of wheat. John Kinney, Jr., Who Will Con- Donald Curtis, are visiting at Frank trees a year had been furnished by part thereof; INSURANCE Last year 5,077 Michigan wheat company which consumes Canadian Scherer's in Springport. Office, be and is hereby appointed advancements for insurance the sum bor, County of Berrien, State of tinue the Business. logs rafted across the lake each the state for community forest work. of two thousand forty-seven and NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of Michigan, more particularly describ- WAIEBVUET, MICHIGAN growers took out insurance policies John Pockett of North Watervliet for examining and allowing said with the Federal Crop Insurance One of Benton Harbor's oldest and spring, and also a woodenware plant State law prohibits the use of these iaccount and hearing said petitions; 98/100 dollars ($2,047.98) and no suit the power of sale contained in said ed as: ht threshed 11 bushels of Marvelous trees for landscaping or ornamental mortgage and pursuant to the Statutes Corporation. These policies insured best known business establishments operated by the Piqua-Munising -d»yU8 wheat from a peck of seed. It is Further Ordered, That public or proceeding at law or in equity Part of the Southwest Quarter of Woodenware company. An Upper purposes. o£ the State cl Michigan in such case Section Nineteen (19), Township 54,498 acres, guaranteeing a minimum is now in the hands of new owners Marshall Smith returned last Sat- notice thereof be given by publica- having been instituted to recover the MYRON WOLCOTT who took possession of the store on Peninsula meeting of the Michigan A forestry division inventory re- debt secured by said mortgage or any made and provided, NOTICE IS Four (4) South, Range Eighteen (18) yield of 905,662 bushels of wheat. The urday from Poplar Grove, Illinois, tion of a copy of this order, for three total amount of wheat paid into the Monday, August 21st. E. J. Riley, Press association will be held at cently showed the Higgins Lake state successive weeks previous to said part thereof; HEREBY GIVEN that on Monday, West, described as follows, to-wit: Attorney at Law where he had been visiting at the nursery had 28,700,000 trees in pro- October 2, 1939, at ten o'clock fore- Crop Insurance Corporation for pre- former manager of the Sears-Roe- Munising on Sept. 9 and 10. home of his sister, Mrs. Wm. Renne. day of hearing, in the Watervliet NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of Beginning at the intersection of the Office over First National duction. Plantings in the next year noon, Eastern Standard Time, at the South line .of Britain Avenue with miums was 31,979 bushels. buck store at Benton Harbor for nine At the lower tip of the Keweenaw Miss Florence Smith, who under- Record, a newspaper printed and the power of sale contained in said years, who resigned that position, oW will be taken from this stock. circulated in said County. mortgage and pursuant to the front door of the court house in the the West line of Columbus Avenue — Phones — bay is L'Anse, enterprising hub of iati went an operation for appendicitis at City of St. Joseph, County of Ber- and John Kinney, Jr., are the new Henry Ford's hardwood lumber hold- Grand Rapids two weeks ago, was Statutes of the State of Michigan in f.nd running thence along the South Watervliet IIS gt Joseph 235 OVERDRIVING OF HEAD- (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD, such case made and provided, rien, State of Michigan (that being line of Britain Avenue two hundred proprietors of the Rapp & Prideaux ings. One of the Ford boats, "Green able to return home Monday. A true copy. Judge of Probate the place of holding Circuit Court LIGHTS IS CAUSE OF MANY drygoods store on Pipestone street. Island," has a retracting stack and Earl White goes to Traverse City Salem Lutheran Church NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on seventy-eight and seventy-two hun- ELSIE KRAJCI, Tuesday, September 5, 1939, at ten in said County) said mortgage will dredths (278.72) feet to the intersec- OF THE NIGHT ACCIDENTS The store was founded about fifty house which are lowered to clear this week on business connected with Register of Probate. be foreclosed by a sale at public auc- years ago by Barney Ferry and the bridges on the Erie canal between a real estate deal. He may decide to Rev. W. H. Franzmann, Pastor. o'clock forenoon. Eastern Standard tion of the South line of Britain (Aug. 18 - Sept. 1) Time, at the front door of the Court tion to the highest bidder of the Avenue with the East line of Pearl Williain P. Jones, Sr. The next time you feel inclined to late Herman U. Rapp who went from Buffalo and Albany. Lumber ship- ELECTRICITY is the most efficient most eco- ure, for it will FREEZE FASTER than any other locate there. The pastor will return to his pul- premises described in said mortgage Berrien Center to Benton Harbor. ments are shipped by water from Gerald Reid is home from Detroit House in the City of St. Joseph, Street, produced, thence South along boast about the speed record you set nomical servant a woman can have in hex type of refrigeration — providing plenty of ice pit Sunday, August 27th. There will County of Berrien, Michigan (that or so much thereof as may be neces- the East line of Pearl Street pro- NOTARY PUBLIC the other night between Hometown At the death of Mr. Ferry, the father L'Aanse to the Atlantic seaboard for to spend a two weeks' vacation. He be an English service at 9:15, and a of the late Frank Prideaux became home. Used for refrigeration, it is as dean and cubes and producing dainty frozen salads and ORDER FOR PUBLICATION— being the place of holding Circuit sary to pay the amount due as afore- duced three hundred fifty-six (356) and Big City consider these facts re- sale on the open market. reports business lively in the Michi- German service al 10:30. Sunday said, and any sum or sums which may With Seal associated with Mr. Rapp in the busi- convenient as when used for the telephone, desserts in record time. And it will give you gan metropolis. Probate of Will Court in said County) said mortgage feet to the place of beginning of the leased by the Trippe Safety Founda- More than 1,000 persons, employed these advantages, plus many more, so eco- school services will be resumed im- will be foreclosed by a sale at public be paid by the undersigned at or premises herein described, thence [ WATERVLIET, MICH. tion of Chicago. ness, and following the death of the by the Ford Motor company, dwell in as safe as when used for illuminaticn, as mod The J. W. Fay farm of 80 acres, mediately after Labor Day State of Michigan, before said sale for taxes and/or 18 senior Prideaux his son Frank took em as when used for the radio. nomically that you can't afford to be without north of Watervliet, has been sold to auction to the highest bidder of the East one hundred thirty-seven (137) 1 Experience In Exccntlnc If your head lamps are in per- model villages in the vicinity of The Probate Court for the County premises described in said mortgage, insurance on said premises, and all feet, thence South fifty (50) feet. Legal Papers. fect condition, you have safe vision over his interests in the business. L'Anse. it.... for the modern electric refrigerator actu- Eugene W. Austin. J. W. Fay, who of Berrien. other sums paid by the undersigned, Since the death of Mr. Rapp, Frank MORE THAN TWELVE MILLION WOMEr has been operating the farm, will or so much thereof as may be neces- thence West one hundred thirty- for 235 feet ahead at 45 miles per ally SAVES much more than it costs. At a session of said Court, held at wilh interest thereon, pursuant to law seven (137) feet, and thence North Prideaux was the manager until his have an auction sale of the personal sary to pay the amount due as afore- hour. However, the average head now own electric refrigerators. And practically Cotton may some day be a regu- the Probate Office in the City of St. and to the terms of said mortgage, fifty (50) feet to the place of begin- JJ®dioal a Surgical Diseases ol lamps provide safe vision for only sudden death a few weeks ago. SEE THE NEW Electric REFRIGERATORS property in about two weeks. Mr. lar crop grown in Berrien county, if said, and any sum or sums which may Houghton, Copper Capital every meat market and grocery in the nation Joseph in said County, on the be paid by the undersigned at or be- and all legal costs, charges and ex- ning. in the City of Benton Harbor; 150 feet. If you drive at 45 miles Mr. Riley, who has had many years TODAY. Their beautiful lines and gleaming J ay plans to move to California with the experiments that are being car- penses, including an attorney's fee EYE, EAR, NOSE and THReAT of experience in the merchandise that keeps food safe mechanically, does so his family. 8th day of August A. D. 1939. fore said sale for taxes and/or insur- also known as Lot Number Eighty- per hour, it requires 200 feet to stop At Houghton and Hancock the finishes will make a new room of your kitchen. ried on prove successful. William D. Present: Honorable Malcolm Hat- which premises are described as six (86), Assessor's Plat No. 21, Ben- Treated by W. L. Curtis, M D. business, announces that there will ELECTRICALLY... for electric cold keeps tem ance on said premises, and all other follows: with the average brakes. Fifty feet United States government is spend- Their roomy, inviting interiors will prove a con- Bass of Benton Harbor planted some feld, Judge of Probate. ton Harbor, Berrien County, Michi-1 SPECIALIST GLASSES FITTED of this distance is "driver's reaction" be but few changes made in the poli- peratures constantly and fadthhilly below the cotton seed on May 3d, and the bolls sums paid by the undersigned, with ing three million dollars to improve stant joy. And you will be just as pleased at In the Matter of the Estate of interest thereon, pursuant to law and That certain piece or parcel of land gan, according lo the plat thereof Benton Harbor, Michigan time. cy of the store, but that improve- the ship canal through. Portage Lake, danger point even when outside thermometer: cot ton are now situated in the Township of Coloma ments will be made following the FIFTEEN YEARS AGO t T A the size of eggs. Ella M. McGowan, Deceased. to the terms of said mortgage, and recorded in the office of the Register Thus, with average head lamps, av- connecting Lake Superior with Ke- go up into the 90's and 100's. the low prices and convenient terms as you are J. L. Abbott of Bangor is also trying Katheryn McGowan, having filed all legal costs, charges and expenses, County of Berrien, State of Michigan.' of Deeds for Berrien County in Liber erage brakes and average driver re- disposition of the greater share of the at the amazing improvements and many new the same experiment with two lone more particularly described as: present stock. weenaw bay. The canal is being From Record of Aug. 22, 1924. her petition, praying that an instru- including an attorney's fee, which 9 of Plats, page 31. action. you are "overdriving your widened and deepened to accommo- features you find in the new models. Consider rows of cotton, which at the present Lots 30 and 31 of Block 3 of the AN Electric REFRIGERATOR will give you ment filed in said Court bo admitted premises are described as follows: DATED: July 7, 1939. headlights" eighty-five feet if you date large freighters. greater peace of mind because you will every factor. Then do what over twelve million D. C. Wood spent the week-end al nme gives promise of maturing to Probate as the last will and testa- Plat of Lakewood, Paw Paw Lake, That certain piece or parcel of land HOME OWNERS' LOAN drive 45 miles per hour on the high- families have already done . . . BUY AN home. He has been in the northern ment of said deceased and that ad- situated in the City of Niles, County according to the plat thereof record- way at night. In other words you Although Houghton has less than KNOW the food you serve your family has part of the slate for several years. ed in the office of the Register of CORPORATION, Harry F. Kelly, secretary of state, 4,000 population, it is the retailing been kept SAFE. It will give you greater pleas- Electric REFRIGERATOR. ministration of said estate be granted of Berrien, Michigan, more particu- have no margin of safety has just returned from the annual ! d y may own a hu to Katheryn McGowan or some other Deeds for Berrien County in Book 3 center for a vast mining empire. Tfie A son was born lo Mr. and Mrs T forest^Tn ? 8e larly described as: of Plats, page 69. GRAY & GRAY. PAINTING Overdriving the headlights is one meeting of the Association of Secre- L. Budd at their home on Paw Paw urbs aro ^ nnn and 'ts 88 sub- suitable person. Lot Five (5), Ranft's Addition to of the major causes of night acci- Houghton Mining Gazette, a morning Cres of wood Attorneys or Mortgagee, taries of State at Dixboro Notch, New daily, delivers more papers in Calur avenue, Friday, August 15, 1924. larppiv ho J f s. of It is Ordered, That said 5th day of the City of Niles, according to the DATED: July 7, 1939. Business Address: dents, according to R. R. Whipple Hampshire. While east he also at- Pr0teCted September A. D. 1939 at ten A M plat thereof recorded in the office of chief engineer of the Trippe Safety met (a city of 16,000) than does the Electric Refrigerator Dealers Arno Hall vi.iled his „ d home ind^vXeTS HOME OWNERS' LOAN 120 Pipestone Street, and tended the sessions of the National P by 3 forest Calumet News-Journal, an afternoon town, Bangor, over Sunday and re- agency P^erve at said Probate Office is hereby ap- the Register of Deeds for Berrien CORPORATION, Benton Harbor, Michigan. Foundation, who showed, too, that Safety Council and the American pointed for hearing said petition. County in Book 7 of Plats, page 26. the hazards of night driving are daily. Calumet, likewise, is a small ports that he hardly knew the place MOr,ga8ee (July 7 - Sept 29) Association of Motor Vehicle Admin- municipality, actually being made up because of the many changes which It is Further Ordered, That public DATED: June 9, 1939. GRAY & GRAY, ' ' greatly increased when the air con- istrators in New York City. I'loomingdale Church To Purchase notice thereof be given by publica- Attorneys or Mortgagee, DE-627-LG App. 12-13-361 PAPER tains rain, snow, dust or fog. of a dozen or more villages having have occurred there. such unique names as Red Jacket, Bus tion of a copy hereof, once each HOME OWNERS' LOAN Business Address: Your are overdriving your head- Eileen, little 18-months-old daugh- week, for three successive weeks 120 Pipestone Street, Doctor: "I want you to take a good .Yellow Jacket, Blue Jacket, and B plist CORPORATION, lights, according to Whipple, when dose of iron after each meal." ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Budd, dis- fi ? church of Blooming- Previous to said day of hearing in Benton Harbor, Michigan. HENEY CHAMBERLAIN LODOEI Raymbletown (which was renowned located her right wrist at her home Mortgagee. HANGING your braking distance exceeds the Patient: "But won't that make my is ale is planning the purchase of the the Watervliet Record, a newspaper (July 7 - Sept. 29) distance of your head lamp beam. in prohibition days for its moon- An ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR on Paw Paw avenue Monday after- meals too heavy, doctor?" m g Ie high 1,011001 bus 10 be printed and circulated in said County. GRAY 8c GRAY, DE-627-LG App. 12-13-36 NO. 808, F. & A. M., Lodge rooms WORK GUARANTEED shine). Mining companies preferred noon. used on qn H Masonic Hall. Watervliet, Michigan used on Sundays to round UD the (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD Attorneys for Mortgagee to organize their own towns for taxa- Miss Effie Price, who has been i youngsters for Sunday school classes. Business Address: Regula, r communication"" s 2nd Wed- PRICES REASONABLE tion purposes. Wh 8611(1 111 our You may help the Plymouth Guild "Life is a mirror of king and slave. teacher in a mission school at Gari- EISTSJCI, JUDGE ^PROB^ 120 Pipestone Street. / ^ y subscription nesday evening of each month. Visit- > . now to The Record and for only 30c weicome by purchasing a ticket for Monday 'Tis just what you are and do. The Calumet region once had 40,- *04aJe]\.. baldi, Montevideo, South America, Register of Probate. Benton Harbor, Michigan. Then give to the world the best you 000 inhabitants; today, it has 16,000. 0 B r Wine H CLA SHEPARD night's movie at the Ritz Theatre, ior nearly three years, writes: "We PIERCE ? SO Nst Adv ^ - DE-627-LG App. 12-13-36 ® ^ - - L. J. PALMER when "Man of Conquest" will be have. When Michigan's automobile centers (Aug. 11 . Aug. 25) . (June 8 • Sspt 1) And the best will come back to you." were booming, Calumet people de- for onlz 91J0, COLEMAN PORTER, Acting W. M, WATERVLIET PHONI iin shown. LUMUMIIIIIIW V f
Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., August 25, 1939 Watervliet Record, Watervliet Mich., August 25, 1939 Half-Year License Plates NAME-ON CREPE PAPER Round House Near Dowagiac "Man of Conquest" Annual Fall Festival NORTH WATERVLIET NAPKINS IN FOUR COLORS CREW THRESHES 8,000 M.S.C. GRAIN SAMPLES BUSINESS LOCALS CHURCH NOTES At Berrien Springs Michigan Will Observe Must Be Replaced Before Five Days Next Week Friday, September 1st The Record office has samples of Is One of Few In This Country AUTHENTIC DETAIL ADDS Potted plants for all occasions, Thanksgiving Day One (S. D. Lavely, Correspondent) the new 'Name-On" crepe paper 1 PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL MUCH TO GREATNESS OF ^ M' vyw ww also cut flowers and funeral work to Frank Johnson has moved into the napkins which come in two sizes— ? order. I deliver. OTTO HINGST, CHURCH cocktail and dinner size—and in REPUBLIC S NEW TRIBUTE ' • • The Berrien Springs Lions Club is J. O. Peck tenant house. Mrs. John- Only five more shopping days re- Evergreen Gardens, Phone 80F21, Rev. J. D. Perrin. Pastor. son and three children, who have main after today for those who are colors of turquoise, yellow, fiishia TO AMERICANISM sponsoring an annual Fall Festival Week Earlier This Year and blue, with silver lettering. "oloma. ^ The Rev. Ray S. Utterback will oc- and announce a five-day event lhat been living at Sidney, Montana, ar- driving vehicles with half-year lived here last week. plates which must be replaced after The price of these Name-on festive cupy the pulpit next Sunday morn- will feature many attractions. The napkins is $1.00 for 60 of one color, If you have upholstering that you ing in the absence of the pastor. You The John Frazier family of Keeler, August 31st. The half-year plates jvant done, let me have it now. I festival opens Tuesday, August 29 Gov. Dickinson Has No Criticism For or 15 of each color, or 100 for $1.39, The colorful career of Sam Hous- will enjoy hearing the message and continues through September 2. Ralph Goodrich and family of Grand expire August 31st at midnight and ton has at last been dramatized on have samples from $1.00 up. President's New Thanksgiving Junction, G. VanDyke and wife and motorists using the expired plates one color, or 25 of each color, with E. A. ALBRIGHT, tf brought by Rev. Utterback. There One of the most attractive features name in silver letters. the silver screen. will be special music by the choir, of the 1938 celebration was the Kid- Date Edward Jaffrie and wife of Coloma, may run the risk of arrest. The For years, motion picture produc- #*ii with Mrs. Nelson at the organ. dies Pet Parade and this year it is visited the Henry Frazier family Sun- deadline is fixed by state law and ers considered it excellent material V. " FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORAL Michigan is one of 25 states to cele- day. cannot be extended. .No doubt there mn WORK. Flowers by wire every- planned to make it bigger and belter brate Thanksgiving Day one week for picturization, but never dared at- in every way. It is scheduled for George Lutrell, of Dowagiac, call- will be a last minute rush as there tempt it because they feared the un- where. T. R. SHANE. Florist. METHODIST CHURCH earlier this year than has been done ed on his old friend, Elmer Frazier, are many cars still carrying half- Phone Watervliet 85F3. tf 3:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon, Aug, before in 75 years, and Governor pleasant reactions of foreign coun- Rev. T. O Lee, Pastor. 24, and it is expected to draw the Sunday. year plates. tries. Republic Pictures, however, Luren D. Dickinson has said that he Sargeant Walter Doolittle, of Fort Sunday school at 10 a. m. "All that largest crowd of the five-day pro- will issue a formal proclamation that Don't Forget! well prepared with two years of in- DRATING and TRANSFER—Any- Wayne, Detroit, is home on a fur- STATE CONVENTION TO BE thing, anywhere. Phone 201, Water- I am and whatever I have accomp- gram. The parade will be led by Ihe day be observed on November WE DO tense research, wasted no time, for lished, I owe to the Sunday school," Michel's German Band. In the eve- lough. they realized the increased necessity vliet. F. RAUTH. 23. However, President Roosevelt's Frank Rogel is giving his house a HELD IN DETROIT IN OCT. said David Lloyd George, formerly ning the Simplicity Band of Niles announcement last week that the of exploiting true Americanism in premier of England. If you are not will give a concert. coat of paint. Vacuum Cleaning FOR PROMPT and COURTEOUS dale should be changed has stirred • Earl Branch of Chicago called here these troubled times. attending any church school, we in- The entire affair is under the up a lot of criticism. The picture, first titled "Wagons SERVICE—Stop at Tom Bower's last week. The 1939 state convention of the DX Service Station on US-12 at West vite you to join us. We have effi- supervision of the Lions Club and The change was made to help busi- Michigan Association of Osteopathic and Westward," required an expenditure cient officers and teacher and classes the proceeds will be used toward Carpenters are at work repairing of $1,000,000, a technical staff of City Limits. High grade Pennsylvan- ness, Mr. Roosevelt said, as Thanks- the poultry house on the Branch Physicians and Surgeons will be held ia Motor Oils and DX Gas.—Chick- for all. equipping the kiddies' playground at giving, he claims, is too near to at the Book-Cadillac Hotel in De- Repairing on any type or hundreds and a cast of thousands. The Rev. E. J. Snyder, pastor of Sylvester Field, Berrien Springs. farm. ens dressed. to order at "all times. Christmas, and by moving the date Auto wrecks seem to be the order troit October 24, 25 and 26. It will Now, under its permanent title, "Man the Riverside Methodist church, who up a week people will be given an make of furnace or boiler of Conquest," it is being shown lo- Phone 189 R. W of the day. Two cars came together be a combination of scientific and had charge of the 11 o'clock service extra week in which to do their clinical programs where the newest cally in the Ritz Theatre where it last Sunday, will preach again next Finds Posters Printed at Peck's Corners, damaging a cou- opens Sunday, August 27 and contin- SEPTIC tanks, toilets, and cess pools Christma, , .. . s shopping... . . Some contend i pie of fenders. Your Uncle Dudley and most advanced methods of diag- G. Van Lente & Son Sunday at the morning service. Mrs. lha4 t this will make no dif crcnce as „ nosis and treatment will be demon- ueji Monday and Tuesday. cleaned. LEON HENTSCHEL. Thirty-Three Years Ago run lnt0 on the Dealh Vall 483 MAIN STREET Phone 7 F-12. tf 4-21 Norma Rice will be soloist. shoppers usually wait unt.l the Inst rilad al palisades park crossing ,asl strated and lectured upon by nation- The actual making of the film, Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. B with its accurate detail of production, week before Christmas anyway. The Frid b a Soulh Haven m Both ally known osteopathic specialists. Watervliet Michigan could easily form the background of WATCH. CLOCK, JEWELRY RE- President's act.on has been desmbed [ars ^ itc bad] wrecked. No Six hundred members of the associ- Howard Corbidge, of this city, by some as an "example of commer- . . ation, of which Dr. Joe F. Reed of another educational picture. PAIRING — For reliable watch, whose parents were pioneers al Paw was hurt in e theI llccident - FREE INSPECTION - clock anrl Jewelry repairing, take FREE METHODIST CHURCH cialism in American holidays to the Watervliet is a member, are expected —(Courtesy Dowagiac Community News) Henri Vestappen, Republic's assist- Paw Lake, sent to this office last point where the original spirit and ant story editor, was first sent on a vour work to Rev. Ellsworth Moran, Pastor. to attend the convention. week two old-time hand bills printed purpose is lost." CONSERVATION OF FISH tour of the southwestern part of the CHAS. F. ECKERT Sunday school at 10; Wm. Wood- in August, 1906, just 33 years ago. S. T. Playford, of 707 Spruce St.. The building was completed six- ing cooler in summer and easy to 154 Pleasant St The precedent-shattering change, IS IMPORTANT ISSUE United States to secure as much data Only eight acrei of grain are represented In these samples but it rsqulrss about three weeks of worth, superintendent. These old, some-whal worn posters Dowagiac. was a Watervliet visitor months ago and like other products air condition. The building is also Phone 21-W Watervliet automatically making liars of all as possible on Houston. He visited a crew's time to put them through the special thresher constructed five years ago by Michigan State Sermon at 11 by the pastor. were probably printed in the job de- 1939 calendars, promised to upset the in the modern world is streamlined warmer in winter and takes less fuel the State Archives in Texas, the Li- Also Electric Clocks. last Sunday afternoon. He is a dis- Its construction allows for sunshine to heat than in the ordinary build- College plant breeders. Evening service at Coloma. partment of The Record office, and nation's multi-million dollar Turkey brary of the City Nashville, the State Thursday evening, prayer meeting advertise Sunday Launch Races at One of the most important issues tant relative of Miss Pearl Playford in every room in the house except ing. It is air tight from cellar to day football industry. that has confronted the resort inter- 1 Archives of Tennessee, and the Li- FOR SERVICE—Nice young boar. at Coloma church. Paw Paw Lake. They were found in Make Your Home of this city and is a contractor and one bathroom window. There is a roof. brary of Congress in Texas. 2 miles east and % mile south of It also raised the possibility that ests at Paw Paw Lake and the The 75th annual conference closed a desk belonging lo Mr. Corbidge's for the first time since nation-wide builder. Several months ago he de- minimum of waste space in the house j Mr. Playford says that there can be While the information was com- Watervliet. JOHN KOCSIS, Owner people of Coloma, Watervliet and the and the housekeeper has much less [ last Sunday evening. It was a fine father, the late W. H. Corbidge. observance was established by George signed and superintended the con- as much variety in the architecture piled, John Victor Mackay, Repub- one in every way. The senior bishop These posters bring back recollec- farming community surrounding the work to do in keeping it clean. The of the round building as in any lic art director, gathered his many as- Washington, Thanksgiving might be lake has been that of the conserva- Winterproof struction of a round house for John same number of running feet as on the j Methodist Bronson of the church. Rev. Wm. Pearce, was tions of those days when thousands celebrated on different days in differ- dwelling and he says the costs are as sistants about him and studied the the presiding officer and Rev. F. L of Chicago people flocked to Paw tion of the fish in Paw Paw Lake. F. Zarbock, formerly of Riverside. outside wall of an ordinary house 24, Under U. S. Government Supenrition DRESSED POULTRY FOR SALE— ent parts of the country. For the past few weeks petitions low as in any construction. The charts that pertained to the interior Baker was re-elected secretary for Paw Lake to spend their summer va- Best Storm Sash— Made of clear white pine, Illinois, which is located on a farm feet by 40 feet allows one-third more j building can be of any color or de- Stewing Hens and Springers, also Some of the season's biggest and have been circulated around the and exterior of the Alamo, the presi- the thirty-third time. The appoint- cations at the various resorts and 1 four miles south of Dowagiac on floor space in the round construction. I sign to suit the customer. Hospital at Kalamazoo Ducks, dressed to order, eldest grid games are scheduled resort and in the entire community one and one-eighth inches thick; clear glass. All dential ballroom at Jackson's time, ti TOM BOWERS, Tel. 189-R. ments on the Kalamazoo district hotels and boarding houses were M-40. Mr. Playford is 67 years of and the layout of Santa Ana's army for Nov. 30, which the schedule which call for a closed season for There are seven rooms in the house The building is an innovation from were as follows: crowded wilh summer guests. makers thought would be Thanks- sizes made to order promptly. age and has been engaged in carpen- at San Jacinto. Included were ac- fishing at Paw Paw Lake from De- on M-40 besides a full basement. The j the regular square type of house and Will Have New Addition District Elder—Rev. E. A. Cutler These posters mention in particular giving day. ter work for more than 50 years. basement contains a furnace room, | curate descriptions of the size of FOR RENT—Modern three-room Spring Arbor—Rev. J. B. Cun- cember 1st until June 24th; for the He has patents pending on the is one of few in the United States, Your Cancelled Check Is the steamer Margaret, owned by the Moving the games back to Dec. 2 increase in the slocking of the lake coal bin. laundry, fruit and vegetable Santa Ana's tent, the interior of the apartment at 217 Sutherland Ave ningham. late Lyman Feltus, which made trips THINK OF IT new type of cement blocks used although a few have been built in DONALD MUTH. If or up to Nov.-23 will be impossible with fish, and for the removal of un- storage room. There is a toilet and New York and there is one in Holly- Alamo, the number of steps in the Albion—L. D. Gordon. around the lake,- slopping at all in some cases, because the teams in construction work. He has been washroom downstairs and a full bath White House ballroom, etc. Pearson Construction Co. of Benton Jackson—W. H. Bartlette. desirable fish. These petitions have A combination storm and screen door as low as $4.50. wood. In Europe many of them are piers for those who wished lo view already have games on or near those been signed by several hundred per- in many of the states of the United upstairs. The building is 30 feet in Months of intense study and pre- Harbor Has Building Contract. Your Safest Receipt FOR SALE—Modern bungalow and Battle Creek—R. B. Cox. States and Canada, but is a native of being built. the races from the upper deck of the aales. sons already and they are still being diameter and there are 100 feet of paration followed—for this was to be acreage, close in. Small payment Coldwater—D. M. Wells. boat. "The steamer will follow the Most important of all the changes A quick change combination from screen to storm Cass county, residing in Cassopolis floor space on each floor. The Dowagiac home has created a a historical picture that would make The contract for a new six-story Kalamazoo—E. L. Hibberd. circulated. before going to Dowagiac several addition to Bronson hospital at Kal- down; pay like rent. Other build- boats around the course, giving the is lhat there is quite likely to be a door. Fine mesh galvanized wire; glass, eight-light great deal of interest and at least history; an epic film that would ings on property. M. E. WOOLCOTT Vicksburg—R. C. Morell. passengers a good view of the race at years ago. He is an all around One of the outstanding factors in fifty persons every week have gone amazoo was let last week to the If you want to simplify your personal book- scarcity of fully "ripe" turkeys for bring to the eyes and ears of an in- Watervllet-Coloma—E. J. Moran. all times," the poster goes on to say. Theo. Hussmann Died Recently in genius. Besides his work in the the construction of this house is the through it since it was completed. Pearson Construction Co., of Benton Thanksgiving, and an overabun- storm section. terested nation a worthy and vivid keeping and insure safe-handling of your money Benton Harbor—E. S. Jennings. The Margaret was one of several dance of "gobblers" for Christmas. Chicago building line, he is an artist and also circulating air space in the walls. | An admission charge of 10 cents is characterization of the immortal Sam Harbor. The firm is completing South Haven—W. R. Cusick. a builder of silos. He has built many several new buildings at the Kal- —open a checking account and write your own NOT RESPONSIBLE for debts con- steamers on the lake at lhat time. Turkeys will probably be cheaper for The building blocks are of concrete charged by the owner for the inspec- Houston, whom the Indians called Among the owners of the launches A letter received this week by Mrs. of the best buildings in Cass county and are waterproof. There are five; tion of the house, but Mr. Playford amazoo State hospital and it is said tracted by others than myself. Christmas, meat dealers say, and the Ira Leonard from Mrs. A. J. Tillmann, "The Raven." receipts! lo make the race appear the names of Thanksgiving birds will like have Also Record Breaking Low Values in but the Zarbock home is his first inches of circulating air space in, says it is well worth one's time and Step by step, a mechanized army lhat it may move its headquarters 9-lp GLENN W. ALLEN. of Chicago, slated that her son-in- round house, and was his own idea. them, which space makes the build-1 permanently from Benton Harbor to Cancelled checks are legal receipts as well as Mrs. S. Cone, Mr. Robinson, A. more pin feathers. HOUSE PAINTS STORM PROOF the small fee to go through it. of motion picture men assembled Hutchinson, George Wheeler, S. Mul- law, Theodore Hussmann, of that countless numbers of scenes, one Kalamazoo. Construction work on the simplest and most efficient records of your FOR RENT—House at corner of St St. Joseph's Catholic History of Thanksgiving city, passed away suddenly on July ROOF PAINTS and BUILDING PAPERS the Bronson hospital will start with- Joseph St. and Sutherland Ave vaney, C. H. Kronnenberger, E. more thrilling than the next, till Heubner, Daisy Boyd, Miss Walton The formal history of Thanksgiv- 12th in a hospital in Chicago where ROOF CEMENT ROOFING and in a few days. Cost of the new personal transactions. MRS. JOSEPHINE SCHERER, Phone he had gone two weeks previously FRUIT EXCHANGE AT modeled until with its large floor finally they filmed the climax. In Mr. Crawford, Mr. Almeren, A. L ing, which is being altered by Presi- PORCH SASH SHINGLES space it affords ideal space for the its great simplicity, this one scene building and equipment will be $265,- 62 F 5. 9-1 Church, Watervliet for observation. Mr. Hussmann had RIVERSIDE BUSY ON 000, wilh approximately $250,000 to Open a checking account today. The short- Benson, H. D. Huszagh, N. McGil- dent Roosevelt, extends back to 1621 MILLWORK WALLBOARDS and Dickinson Urges grading and packing of the fruit. New stands above any of its lavish pre- livray, H. L. Klein, Mrs. Sonneborn, when the Pilgrims dedicated a day been afflicted with a weak heart for APPLES AND PEACHES peach dusters and graders, and late decessors. for it shows Jackson on be expended in the building alone, est and safest distance between a bill and a re- FOR SALE—Blackman estate on some time, but had planned to re- INSULATIONS PARTITION MATERIALS according to a statement made by C. F. Persch, George Melcher, W. to expression of thanks to God for, ...... type equipment for the washing his death bed, well aware of his ap- ceipt — is a check! South Main St. Apply on premises J. Francis Murphy. Pastor. Woods, A. Woodward. E. McGillivray their first successful harvest in the Jurn h°m® nLp^n i^ Zr Dr. S. Rudolph Light, chairman of foun eac in b d And Dozens of Other Remarkably Low Values. Christian Unity in grading and packing of apples have proaching end, muttering in a last or write KEITH ELLIOT, 77 Wool and L. P. Husen. Judges of the races new world. The informal history is
P. H. Lewis is driving a new Will Enjoy Northern Trip Chrysler sedan. Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Perrin will be | Mrs. Vernon Anthony is reported guests of their son, Frank, and his i INDEPENDENTLY OWNED BREVITIES 1 on the sick list. wife, of Kalamazoo, on a motor trip John Hammel is convalescing from through Wisconsin, Minnesota and 7__. Dr. Joe Reed made a trip to Chi- a recent severe illness. the Upper Peninsula of Michigan I next week. i SACRIFICE SALE! cago yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scherer were Mrs. Norman Robinson spent the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Klipp week-end at Sterling, Michigan. last Sunday. Wed in Watervliet We have the following property that must be sold Vernon Anthony was home from Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bobbins plan to Miss Evelyn M. Kasischke and Fred at once at prices below value if necessary to sell: Grand Rapids over the week-end. attend the Bachteal reunion at Elk- G. Walters, both of St. Joseph, were BEST QUALITY ALWAYS hart, Indiana, Sunday. united in marriage Tuesday after- R. H. SHERWOOD HOME—Located one mile I Mr. and Mrs. Dale Momany and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Partride have noon, September 22, at the Congre- ' two children were in Chicago Sun- as their guests this week the latter's gational parsonage in Watervliet, the north of Watervliet and overlooking Paw Paw day. parents who reside at Plymouth, Rev. John D. Perrin performing the Lake. This property is one of the show places of The annual Klett reunion will be ceremony. Mich. this part of the county and can be bought at a INDEPENDENCE MADE AMERICA — TRADE held Saturday, August 26, at Hays Mrs. Jack Rldgeway, of Wabash Park. Celebrates 95th Birthday INDEPENDENT Ind., Is visiting her husband and price equal to about one-fifth of replacement Mrs. Grace Kays and son, Hugh, their daughter, Mrs. Clarence Mc- Mrs. Emma Hastings, mother of value. This home with one or twenty acres of of Keeler, visited friends in the city Niel, for a few days. Frank C. Hastings, retired mall car- Sunday. Mrs. Wilbur Smith returned home rier of Eau Claire, celebrated her land. 95th birthday at the Hastings home Miss Marion Sterner will spend the yesterday from Mercy hospital where WILLIAM DREW HOME—Located on corner -- Friday and Saturday Only -- week-end in Muskegon with Miss she underwent a major operation on where she resides, on Sunday, August Leola Twining. Monday of last week. 20. Mrs. Hastings and family are of Butternut and Lewis Streets in Lewis Addi- former Watervliet residents. Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Bruley were Charles Jennings had the misfor- tion, City of Watervliet. This is modern home GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, Bag 72c guests of the latter's sister in Mar- tune to get a piece of glass In cellus this week. one of his eyes this week. It was re- Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary with two lots and is priced at $2,000.00 with PURE CREAMERY BUTTER, lb. ... 27c Leo B. Curtis of Adrian spent the moved by Dr. J. W. Gunn. Twenty-two relatives gathered at liberal discount for cash. week-end in the city and attended Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rudlg and Hagar Park last Sunday afternoon, CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE, lb JQC the Curtis Reunion Sunday. two children, of Chicago, are spend- August 20, for a picnic supper to FELTUS BUILDING LOTS—These lots face Charles Sterner, who has been ing the week with Mrs. Rudlg's par- help Mr. and Mrs. Ed Albright cele- the golf course on Johnson Street and are beau- FRESH GROUND BEEF, 2 lbs 29c seriously ill following a severe heart ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Price. brate their 25th wedding anniversary. tiful wooded lots and will make one of the finest {•ttack, is very much improved. Dr. and Mrs. Deane Fizzell and The honored couple worn presented Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crocker at- Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Robblns are with a chest of fine silverware. building places around City and Lake. PURE PORK SAUSAGE, 2 lb« 29c tended the second annual Cascades enjoying a week's outing at one of Festival at Jackson Sunday night. the Holland cottages at Beechwood Celebrates 86th Birthday All the above places can be bought on easy terms LARGE JUICY FRANKFURTS, 2 lb» 25C Point. The Semper Fidelis Class will hold Mr. and Mrs. Chester Aspengren j (or 'will give liberal discount for cash) from the s Bake Goods Sale Saturday, August Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pelrce and and family were guests at the home| RING BOLOGNA, 2 lb» 25c 26. in front of the McNiel Grocery. the latter's brother-in-law and sister, of the former's grandfather, J. A. Mrs. Florence Sweeny received a Mr. and Mrs. Muffitt, of Detroit, re- Aspengren, in Covert township, last PLENTY OF FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS AND fracture of the right arm when she turned Tuesday evening from a Sunday on the occasion of the 86th Chester I. Monroe fell at her home at Forest Beach on northern trip. birthday of the latter. There were SPRING LAMB Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Van Weezel, of 30 members of the family present for Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pelkey re- Benton Harbor, spent Wednesday the happy occasion. Mr. Aspengren lumed Friday evening from a de- afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey and his son, Fred, have lived alone WATERVLIET. MICHIGAN can Harper. Mr. Van Weezel has been since the death of Mrs. Aspengren in , ^ SufuJL-Gumd ^ can lightful vacation trip to Mammouth Cave and the Smoky Mountains. on the sick list. 1925. The Aspengrens are growers Representing the following stock companies Miss Maurine Struble, of Saginaw, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Snyder, of Chi- of fine gladioli which are now in which are liberal, liable and among the largest l%CRISC049c 19c is visiting Miss Maxine Ray this cago, were Sunday guests of Mr. and bloom and a sight worth driving a companies writing insurance in the United I week. The Struble family formerly Mrs. E. G. Milham. Mr. Snyder was great distance to see. They also have lived on a farm east of this city. guest speaker at the Methodist church 6,000 young evergreen trees that are States: PURE CANE SUGAR, 10 lbs. for ... . 49c Sunday morning. fast growing into Christmas trees, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Johns, who and have many acres of asparagus Queen Insurance Company have been In Chicago for some time, Miss Myrtle Camp underwent an operation for the removal of her and berries, the latest addition being Hartford Fire Insurance Company PORK and BEANS, Royal Blue, 4 1-lb. can# .. 19C are now at the home of Mrs. Johns' blueberries. son, Don Thomas, in South Bend. tonsils last Friday. The operation Home Insurance Company SUPER VALUE FLOUR, 5 lb. sack 17c Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomas and was performed by Dr. Joe Reed at Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company children, Betty and Donovan, of his office on Main street. Steals Flags and Poles From Golf y8 bbl. sack .. 59<; Vi bbl. sack $1.17 South Bend. Indiana, spent the Mr. and Mrs. Prince and two sons, Grounds Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Enjoy Good Baking and Money Saving week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank George and James, of Asbury Park. Company Detroit, spent Sunday at I. D. Wi- Kenneth Bowyer, owner and man- Burns. ager of the Paw Paw Lake Golf Northern Assurance Fire Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. William Schllpp and gent's. James remained over for four days, the rest of the family returning Course, reports the theft of flags and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Rockwell motor- poles from his course at Paw Paw Hanover Fire Insurance Company ed to Jackson last Sunday and saw Sunday evening. Lake last Wednesday night and he National Fire Insurance Company the Cascades. They also were in Cool weather with the temperature is making every effort to apprehend ON SALE ALL WEEK Albion. dropping to 60 degrees, accompanied the guilty party. He has an adv. In The Employers Insurance Company by cloudy skies and frequent rains AUGUST 25th TO AUGUST Slst INCLUSIVE Mr. and Mrs. Carl Darrock and this Issue of The Record offering a The Travellers Insurance Company two children of Mt. Pleasant, were over the week-end, was followed by reward of $25 for the arrest and con- Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ideal weather on Wednesday, al- viction of the party or parties whom, PICNIC BASKET SPECIALS Curtis. Mr. Darroch Is a brother of though there was a hint of fall in the he believes, took the articles for Company Mrs. Curtis. air. souvenirs. He reports that thin Is Fidelity and Deposit Company MUSTARD, French's Cream Style, 2 6-oz. jars 17^ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kuhlman and Mr. and Mrs. John Vanderburg, of the second time that things have been National Surety Company STUFFED OLIVES, No. 7, 5 oz 25^ Dowagiac, their son, Earl, and his daughter, Dorcus, of Coloma, and stolen from the course this season wife and son, of Jackson, were Sun- Mrs. Louis Eckoff and two sons of and the loss to him Is considerable. Michigan Surety Company TUNA FISH, Chicken of the Sea, 2 7-oz. cans 29< day afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. North Watervliet, have returned John Hammel. home from Cincinnati, Ohio, where Steinbarger Reunion PIMIENTOS, Fancy Whole, 4 oz. can 7< they visited relatives for several Why not have your insurance with one of these Elmer Muth and Jack Kelley of days. Thirty-four members of the Stein- reliable Stock Companies? CRACKERS, Sunshine Krispy, 7 oz. pkg 9^ Chicago spent the week-snd here at barger family enjoyed a reunion at the home of the former's parents, Frank Baughman, of Plant City, JELLIES, SU-Z-Q, 2 lb. jar 23< Florida, was in Watervliet Tuesday the home of Chief of Police and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Muth of East St. N. S. Van Horn In this city last Sun- Joseph street. He is visiting his sister, Mrs. Dora Gage, and niece, Mrs. Winifred Ster- day, August 20. Of this number Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hamlin are ner, in Benton Harbor, and other eight had not attended any previous planning to move to Benton Harbor relatives in Berrien, Van Buren and reunion of the family. Members September 1st, where Mr. Hamlin is Allegan counties. came from various points of Michi- connected with the International gan and some came from Indiana. ig iwfaiK Harvester Co. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fay and family, The same officers were retained for who have been spending the past J. Lee Roth made a trip to Chicago the coming year. Jesse Steinbarger. two months here, will leave for their of Colon, Is president, and It was yesterday, returning last evening, ac- home at La Jolla, California, next companied by his small nephew from voted at the business meeting that he Tuesday morning. Mr. Fay's brother, should hold the office for life. Trux- New York who will spend several Walter, who has been 111 for some days with Mr. Roth. ton Steinbarger, of Watervliet, Is time. Is very low, according to word secretary of the organizations. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Twining, of received from him this week. He Watervliet, and their son, Jerome lives at San Diego, California. RAP-IN-WAX, 100 ft. roll 19ft; 40 ft. roll .. TVi* Twining, of New York, are spending Mrs. Eugene Packard, who has Curtis Reunion The Quality Wax Paper the week at a cottage on the shores of Lake Michigan at Muskegon. been in ill health for some time, was The eleventh annual reunion of the V KITCHEN K.LENZER, Reg. Can 5* stricken with an acute attack of Curtis family was held Sunday, Au- Mrs. Guy Curtis will leave Satur- appendicitis on Thursday of last gust 20, at Hays Park, Watervliet, AUTOMATIC FLAKES, 1 lb. pkg ISfi day morning for Traverse City where week, and was removed that night to with an attendance of 67. she will be the guest of her son-in- the county hospital at Berrien Cen- The oldest lady present was Mrs. ASSORTED BEVERAGES, 4 24-oz. bottles . 29£ law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Del- ter, where she underwent a major Alice Curtis, 82, of Dowagiac, and TIP TOP Plus Deposit mar Zimmerman, and family, for a operation Monday morning. Word the oldest gentleman, Russell Curtis GRAPE JUICE, Royal Blue, qt. bot 29^ week. from the hospital reports her condi- also of Dowagiac, was 76. The Mrs. Otto Helweg and son, Otto tion favorable and It Is thought that youngest child was Wlllard Sander- EAGLE, Magic Milk, 15 oz. can 19^ Jr., moved this week to their new she will be able to return home with- son, 2, of Kalamazoo. New officers Delicious Home Made Ice Cream Recipe With Each Can home in Kalamazoo, which has been in a week. were elected as follows; President, completely re-decorated. Mr. Hel- One of the most beautiful bouquets Stephen T. Curtis, Watervliet; sec- PURE VANILLA EXTRACT, % oz. bot 9< weg has been there the past two that this office has had yet this yea retary, Mrs. Dick Curtis, Watervliet. BROADCAST HAM ALA KING, 11 oz. can .. 19^ v/eeks. is one this week from the Horton At one o'clock a delicious chicken Mrs Maude Ray and sister, ^Ilss gladioli gardens at Forest Beach, and dinner was served, after which TASTY CORNED BEEF, 12 oz. can 21 * Minnie Swlgart, of New Castle, Ind., we have received many compliments games and contests were enjoyed. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swlgart, of on it. The blooms are of the Picardy Guests were present from Grand B. C. DEVILED HAM or REDISPRED, 3 oz. can 9^ Columbus, Missouri, are visiting the variety, a favorite among gladioli Rapids, Detroit, Adrian, Benton PURE VIENNA SAUSAGE, 4 oz. can 9< Harry Whitney and C. E. Shepard growers. Dwlght Horton, grower of Harbor, Kalamazoo, Dowagiac, De- families here this week. the blooms, attended the recent catur, Lawrence, Niles, Oshtemo and 1 Gladioli Show at Elkhart, Indiana, Watervliet. The meeting next year NORMANDIE FRENCH FRIES, 2 /4 oz. can .. 9^ Doric Hawks resumed his duties but we doubt if he saw any finer will be held the third Sunday in OLIVES, Ripe Green, 9 oz. can 19^ this week with the State Highway August at the same place. Department after a delightful eastern "Glads" than he has in his gardens CLEANSING TISSUES, 200 in box 9^ motor trip, on which he was accom- at Paw Paw Lake. panied by Mrs. Hawks, their son, Ed- S. S. CLASS TO VISIT NAPKINS, Embossed Soft, 80 in pkg 70 ward, and Junior Larsen. Blossoms and Fruit on Same Tree KALAMAZOO PARK jr YOUR STANDARV OIL VlAllR SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR, 44 oz. pkg 23< Donald Morlock, 14-year-old son Harvey Harper, Sr., brought a stem Popular — Mail 25c and Box Top for French Chef Knife Set of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Morlock, had of blossoms to this office last Satur- The Loyal Daughters Sunday school the misfortune to break his left arm day afternoon which he picked from class of the Methodist church, taught BLACK TEA, y2 lb. pkg. 370; y4 lb. pkg. .. 190 at the wrist last Saturday. He v^as a Bartlett pear tree at his home in by Mrs. E. G. Milham, plan to go to Saiada Blue Label—For Quick Pep Up at the Watervliet Creamery when a the west part of the city. Mr. Har- Kalamazoo this (Friday) afternoon PEIRCE'S GARAGE 1 truck backed up and caught his arm per said that the tree, which is four with their teacher to see the "Wizard LEMON JUICE, Pure California, 8 oz. can .. 7 /20 between it and the building. or five years old, has pears on it that of Oz" at the State Theatre followed measure 41/2 inches in length, and 2RACKER JACK, For Picnics, 2 reg. pkgs. .. 70 Miss Darlene Selters went to Mish- by a picnic supper at Milham Park. that at the top of the tree appeared Emergency Service TOOTH PICKS, Table Carton 40 awaka, Indiana, Monday, where she two clusters of perfect blossoms entered the St. Joseph School of which were borne on a new growth, Only one more Band Concert this Phone 140, Watervliet PEACHES, Ar-Be Large Halves, 2 30-oz. cans 290 Nursing on Tuesday. Miss Selters is season at the park. a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest AR-BE PEARS, 30 oz. can Selters of Lewis street and graduated Likes Michigan Best of All PICKLES, Sweet Sliced Cues,, 2 15-oz. jars .. 250 from the local high school last June. Mr. and Mrs. G rover Bowers and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jamison and daughter, Gladys, of Knoxvllle, Tenn., MIDGET SWEET PICKLES, 10 oz. jar 190 son of Plqua, Ohio spent the week- returned home last Friday, after 1 end In this city and called on old- spending four days here at the home idtis LUX FLAKES, Reg. Pkg. .. S /20; Lge. Pkg. 210 time friends. Mr. Jamison, a former of the former's brother, Tom Bowers LUX SOAP, 3 Reg. Bars 170 Watervliet boy, Is now an undertaker Mr. and Mrs. Bowers have traveled Get on the Sunny Side with Sclu» in Plqua. He and his family were in the east, west and south, but said SWEETHEART TOILET SOAP, 3 Reg. Bars 170 heading homeward, after a two that they enjoyed the trip to Michi- The Soap That Agrees With Your Skin weeks' vacation In Wisconsin with gan better than all the rest. This was I Mr. Jamison's parents. their first visit to this state and they | WALDORF, Bathroom Tissue, 6 lge. rolls ... 250 were delighted with the scenery and! Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nichols and bountiful crops, declaring It the fin-! TOWELS, Scott, lge. roll 90 daughter, Loretta, and Mr. and Mrs. est state ever visited by them. F. M. Keasey spent the week-end at Waukegan, Illinois, where they at- tended a family reunion on Sunday, CARD OF THANKS at which 77 members were present. To neighbors and friends for flow- The Nichols family also visited In ers, fruit, personal and phone calls1 Chicago and Misr. Loretta remained and for all other kindnesses shown! there for a few days' visit. me during my Illness, I am truly Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shire, their grateful. J. H. Levertonson , Franklyn, and the latter's daugh- JOHN HAMMEL. ter. Joan, of Kalamazoo, were guests We Deliver Phone 57 Watervliet, Mich al the John Hammel home last Sun- CARD OF THANKS day. They were on their way to Benton Harbor where a family din- I wish to express my sincere ner party was given at the home of thanks for the many courtesies shown Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shire. Mr. and me during the time I was recovering Mrs. Shire and family are former from the Injury to my ankle. I es- Watervliet residents and were in pecially want to thank the ball play- ers for the donation from the benefit business here for several years. game. REWARD Mesdames Keasey, Nelson and NORMAN ROBINSON. "Not Interested"-"Come around in "Things could be a lot worse, at that 1 Shrosbrpe will entertain the mem- 1 the fair - "Your prices are too high" Had a good week last week-and bers of the Paw Paw Lake South a guy can't get all the breaks." When For information leading to arrest and conviction {Shore Improvement Association and WATERVLIET DRY CLEANERS —"Mr. Jones is in conference." "In {their friends, and the Watervliet again, out again. Haven't sold a job you're worried, tired, nerves on of person or persons who stole golf flags and poles j Civic Garden Club members and Offer These Special Prices From this week. Boy, things are sure P edge—relax Ease up with a tall, j their friends, at a 10c party next Now Until Labor Day from golf course on night of August 23, 1939 (Wed- j Thursday afternoon, August 31^ at cool, sparkling glass of Schmidt's, nesday). i 2:00 o'clock, at the new home of Mrs. Three Garments Cleaned and Pressed "America's Finest Beer." Tonite!— | Keasey on Sutherland avenue. Games for $1.25. These include Suits, Plain why not? Address PAW PAW LAKE GOLF CLUB, i will be played and a general enter- Dresses, Ladies' Coats with Fur Col- I tainment will be enjoyed by all. All lars, and Swagger Suits. Watervliet, Mich., or Phone Watervliet 142-M. j members of the Association and the Garden Club and their friends, please BEN WILLMENG, NO SUGAR • NO GLUCOSE NO FATTENING SYRUPS ADDED note this invitation. 8-25 Phone Watervliet 161.